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STATES OF MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, AND KENTUCKY.
Complementary
PoSr oruor DsrArrxrsr,
PROPOSALS conveying mails Of the United States from
ne States ~ ' ns Trs
wi % sy s oes Of the re oee
isS4 90 By April Is5 The routes and in
MISSISSIPPI
1853 Prom BY Leaf River and Lsassye 20 Chronicle
Ala, 50 miles aud back, once a week.
Leave Augusta Monday aieaml
Arrive at Chronicle next day by lopmi
Leave Chronicle Wednesday al Gam,
-, Arrive =, augusta neI, day y lopm
1884 Prom oounes y VOL River tno ohSe) to Augusta 70
Leave Columbia every Friday st6ami
Arrive Augusta day by Bpmi
Leave Augusta Sunday si6 am
7s fe% f si...pS @f p1 Y " ssa.ay Jackson G.
Leave Mississippi City Monday mesmi
Leave Jackson G. " WeSse.Say az =, a. 8 nm
Arrive Al Ni-srs,ipp City NEXT day by 8 n.
LOUISIANA.
s np R,eSmonS New a,rhag hSaos h oss
Miss, 10 81 Joseph's, La $50 miles and bach,
| Arrive At Richmond Sunday by6pmj
leave Richmond Monday adam
Arrive at 81 Josephr neat day by 6pmi
Leave ~ Joseph's "wednesday Gam,
Leave richmond Friday a,esmJ
chez Miss, fairvisw, La and Union Point, RIVER
Arrive Rcd River Landing "Wednesday by iopmt
Leave Red River Landing eyep Thursday at am;
Arive nj ST. Joscph's Saturday by t0p
1794 from Grand Lake, Ark ny H. Imbodr-
loes VISA Ridge, and foyd 20 Deer6eld 90 miles and
back, once week
Leave Grand Lake every Monday 6sm;
Arrive nj Deerheld next day by 6pm,
Leave Decrhed every "Wednesday
Arrive a, Grand Lake dny BY D
7795 From Fort Hudson BY Mount Willing, MoCses Store,
Goo onhcel ~ miles and back, week.
Leave Port Hudson Saturday alGsmi
Arrive 81 McCarsiel's Store day by M;
Leave McCarsieis Store Saturday At , M,
Arnve at Port Hudson day by pm.
KENTUCKY.
ss From lowing Green by The Baren Green, and Ohio rivers,
70 Evhnsviie, Indiana, 22j miles and
Leave Rowling Green Thursday atspm,
Arrive q Evansville next Saturday by l0pm;
cave Evansville Tuesday atsam;
Arrive NJ Rowing Green next Thursday by I0am
- Proposals Tor more frequent trips will be considered,
sto From Liberty BY arnsonyit and Robespor, monucel
10, % miles and back, week.
Leave Liberty every Saturday 6nm;
Arrive at Monticello days by epm;
Leave Monticello every Friday at
Arrve Of Liberty days by pm
For form Of proposal
e conditions 10 be Incorporated the
proposals for mail service the
dated ~h January, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
teb W-iaNsw Postmaster General
MORE a oAl.LaoHEa, Iran Founders Manu-
M aourers Of Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge
Broad street, Phi adepbia
balconies, public and grounds Also a,
mental and architectural iron
NJ O. would respectfully invite the attention OF the citizens
washington and vicinity the railing enclosing the Lafayette
square IN tbs city Specimen drawings DESTROYS Of
making selection.
oct 7--enfuros
~ opened Office, street, Exebansr
for the Transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank insurance. mining railroad government State, and city
Prossory roter bills on and loans negotiated
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DANIEL HErrNKR, and MARY
ANN HErysxR, his wife,
Us.
JACoB JOHNSON and others.
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VIRGINIA trey Rotis'' rpd Muster Rolls ''-Tw,
copies OF these and valuable ists of soldiers,
For sale TAYLOR MAURys
Feb bookstore, 9th
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m and afler Monday April 1854 daily mauain win be
this road, agrceaby the following
from Aex Godonsvle
will leave the depot, OF Duke and Henry
arrival
Gordonsvle IA O'Clock, point
Virginia Central road Richmond Cbaroues-
ve and snunon thus allowing
without delay
Gordonyie Alexandria and
viii leave Gordonsvle before ~ O'clock
rival Virginia Central arriving
quarter before O'Clock, allowing
with the train leaving Washington city for the North
train from Alexandra Warenon and intermediate
viii leave Alexandria daily sunday ercepsdl before
O'Clock, arriving Waucnion at AZ O'Clock,
On Sunday, will leave at ~ O'Clock, a.
Train from Wauenton AerandrH and intermediate stations
viii leave Wsrrenton daily tsunday excepted
O'Clock, arriving nt Aeranda At 10 O'Clock,
On Sunday, will leave at IN O'Clock, m.
rHRouon
To Warenton 81 20
Gordonkviie 90
. 40
.Lynchbufc
u
New Mnrket.... 90
Passengers for Lynchburg Luray, viii take the
train leaving Alexandria II ~ O'Clock, Tuesdays Thurs
days, aud Saturdays.
Freight trains running daily, tsundsy erceptedJ
w. h. BRocKETT,
hp4-du Agent
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mo. 495. /

mo. 495.
NOTICE or WITHDRAWAL from private entry oi
lands lying within heen miles each side Of
Of the proposed from SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA
consequences urgent behalf
proposed above menoned
directed The until tke TN
day June merit the public lands lying within fifteen miles
oreabouts be) either side OF the Of
road being townships
valid emption cans which excluded from the
operation Of this notices and special distractions To that
have been accordingly given 10 the proper land officers witt
the district Of lands subject sale MoKRoE, LOUISIANA
North Of the base line and east Of the meridian.
Townships fifteen, sixteen eighteen nineteen,
twenty, Of ranges one 70 SIX, inclusive
Townships fourteen cen sixteen, seventeen eighteen
teen, and twenty, of range seven
Townships fifteen, sxteen seventeen eighteen and
nineteen of ranges eight TO fourteen, inclusive
Townships fifteen and sixteen of range fifteen.
NORTH of the base line and pet Of the meridian.
Townships fifteen, SIXTEEN seveneen eighteen nineteen, and
twenty Of ranges one 10 Ave, inclusive.
In the ds.ct Of lands subject to sale
ma, Wis., @ VI tsrtr. rat5 .4at.#.s.e sstEH
North Of the base line and pest Of the meridian
Townships hcen sixteen, eventeen eighteen
twenty, Of ranges six to freen inclusive. s,s.l}
Given under hand at the General Land Office of Wash
ngton, this l7th day Of December, 1859
BY order of the President;
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE. OF the removal or the land ONCE from,
suUnde Aa,hoy Congress entitled
changes location OF ofhces approved
the public lands the SPARTA district Alabama will be re-
moved from the Of SPARTA its
IN Coffee county IL said state on The ars dsy o. Ap NEXT
my four.
1t 1ns FRANKLIN PIERCE.
JonH WILSON
Feb l7-wI3w $50 -. 80 1850
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TUE siienon of bosekesperr called Parsons Universal
u Stone Jar with Wsermsn Patent Ventisior,
being decidedly the best refrigerator in y -
ranged thar each article Of food provisions T. kept entirely
rate, and removed sith facility cold In
Hart circulation sround vessel within
while, BY smrr venlstifg conivspcs the complete purity
u i-sueed
complete and economical public
satisfaction purchasers property
plete assortment Of All sizes ON hand. III
G. w. BoTELER,
Aps-oswsw Iron Han.
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HIPPoDRoME.

HIPPODRoME.
rr~#tE Special Notice. l
In comphsncs with soieitsons None
been prevailed upon gives
alN At FULL DRESS EEHEARsAL
OF all ihs enlerainments opening night
Hppodfome, on .....
NtsA MospAr hrrrRsoos, Arm ~,
Commencing 3ococt being previous public
uon Of thr estsbr, hm.n) for which limited
ofsdmissions win be Issued q dollar each,
and may be procured wiIlards,
Mrs q. Andsrsons, and
the NationsI Hotel
BNo tickets win be
expressly far the "dress rehcsfssLn
I7-dn
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street. Bossont by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly
All the modern and
ZION o the travelling public.
nsrl d
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~ W. - - IS g -
Washington Brsnch Observation-Disclosures Hum Fob
loWas
FAVE daily except Sunday, 6 and 8, * and s. y
II On sunday, at o. a. m, and 5, p. ".
The and only Annapolis June
and Relay the others all way stations.
Trains at 3 a. and az, connect with Annapolis.
Do do q, m, and 5, p. do
DO do 6 and s. m, and S, ?. do
Fare from Washington Baltimore. 81
Do do do and return ............. /
do Annapolis. 1
do and return |
The round tp tickets in all be the Office
and arc good for the day upon which they issued
n. u. PARSONS,
July l5--du Agent.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer.

BY J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF CITY LOTS, TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
On Monday afternoon May LIST, at O'Clock, my
rooms, 1 shall sell the following described lots,
Square $685. lots and H.s
Do sl6, lots 3, I, 8, 6, 7, 6, 9, and 10
Do 9l7, lots ], ass, 10 ii, la, IL, and
e.f- Do S4l, lots 3, 4, s. and 1851. ea
Do 962, lots a, S, s, 2, 8, o, and 10 H#.9EH
Do N2, lots 2, ,, 4, Q, ., and 10 sass FFGlE
DO rs, lots Ia, 49, 10, H. IL, 10, 20, al, and ~.
Tide indispulabIe.
Tems oasthrd cash the residue in and twelve months
fog bsaxng Interest," secured by
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
~ Ap I'D Aucuoneer.I
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
-fl4 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
NHax The ships comprising line the WASHING
~ ON, Capt. H. M. Fitch HERMANN, Capt. Il. Hig
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THE Diseases the and the Aerta by WIN
Il Stokes.
The poeticai Works Of VIM. w. g. Uosfaer.
Lectures on the Apocalypse, ny Dr Cumming
Tn. sepuchres ofihe Departed ny Rev. v r. Anspach.
Godey's Jadys Book, April just received At
TAYLOR n MAURy's
Mar 30 Bookstore, 9th 81
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FRANcoNrs HIppoDaoME.

HE citizen. Washington and vicinity respectfully
that establishment Mons having
transferred 2p Msdspn Square, New YORK. this
ofgand repfesentatouf wiD be given, commencing II
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL WITH
Illustrative OF
CLASSIC GAMES OF GREECE AND ROME
NATIONAL SPORTS OF ALL COUNTRIES AND ALL AGES
production po-sos.a uhtch
unsurpassed either in Europe Amsrc.
TROUPE or EIGHTY TALENTED MALE AND FEMALE
PERFORMERS,
4 sTUD or SEVENTY SUPERB HIeHLY-TRAlssD
HORSES,
osTRfcnEs, PONIES sTAos, APES, AND REINDEER.
AmAesrfioENT WARDROBE. COSTLY cHARlors
CARS, AND APPOINTMENTS
Enable the
'asnfs without parallel this side of the Atlantic.
The convenience for vors will ample and complete
several provided
night the whole Interior will b.
To accommodate families md parties coming distance
iay viii no =
believed refined
sspecsiy
,n.nity. The whole will be presented
UNDER THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION or NJ HENRI,
FRANcoNL
Prices Box 81 psrqueifr, 50 cents pitt Is
Qy- Pull particulars IN future advertisements.
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uy enEEs x SCOTT. A.ot,on.s,.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Monday The
l7h instant shall SELL at O'Clock m, promse.
lot No 49, IN No. l65,
sssu norh te poh 81 Lasyrtte and considered
building for
In Washington beng full Jackson equestrian saiue
and the the Presidents Mansion.
Terms third balance in g. ~ months The
purchaser give for the deferred payments besns interest
from day ofsse deed given and deed Of Title
puisbie. GREEN h SCOTT.
Ap I'D Aucuonsers.
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NEW York. May 2d. tss3The undersigned has this day
~ opened an ohce, No ~ william street, Merchant Exehansr
for the transaction OF general brokerage business.
Bank insurance, rsiroad government State, and
securities bought sold
prom.sor bills exchange and losns negotiated
May l9-Sn EMANUEL r. HART
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f,SpR JesseA commodious fur story
side the
Twelve rooms, pspersd
shout and given ,nedi
uel, 90 Solicitors once Treasury Department
Oct I6--dn
% Hack Sen. by I.avvr snee
u olphnnt Reprinted from The third London edition.
Detetic. Soul ny frnest Won Nenchrersleben NJ
The Divine vindicsied py Rev. Moses Baou.
Just received
TAYLOR NAURy'a
Aps bookstore, OH
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MORE ~ 0ALiaGHEss, Iran Founders Manu-
~ cure OF Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge and
broad street Philadelphia make order railing
balconies public and private grounds, SC Also all kinds Of
mental and architectural work
would respectfully invite the citizens
Washington and vicinity the railing cnclosng Lafayette
square IN this city Specimen drawings DESTROYS Of
making selection.
Oct 7-~sofuIos
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NRoCERIES, LIQUORS, ko, AT AUCTION On Tuesday
the leth Instant shall SELL the grocery H.
smms, 7rh between nd Massachusetts
avenue, al 10 o'clock, excellent
groceries, viz
Imperial, gunpowder, young hyson, and black
Brown, crushed, puiverixed, and loaf sugar
Il Conse, soap, candies. tobacco and cigars
Rasstns, almonds, rice, starch, and indigo
Flour, hams, lard, sack
Mustard, aud spices OF description
Cocoa, chocolate, backing srtpeue, and barley u
Wooden, willow, and stone brushes and broOms
Corn, sheiied and IA
asse Powder and shot
ALSO
good assortment OF liquors. brandy, and whiskey
New England rum, pou and other wines
Brown stout, oil, molasses, and vinegar.
Asc the futures platform and scse
oil stand casks, &c. tef
Terms All cas-. sas credit OF
sixty and ninety days, Tor satisfactorily endorsed
Hfa GREEN SCOTT,
40 I'D Auctonsefs
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SoMETHING NEw.in Of the patronage
with Mr. Verge artist from Lond ~
hiiy unatsinabe by method, SURPRISING
appointment ladies gentlemen
made hour designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers Pennsylvania between ~ and 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
Mar I6-du
CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Broms.-,w. BAKER cos
American and Vnn's Premium chocolate Cocoa and broma
which FIRST premiums have been awarded by the chief
and fairs Of he unon o sale By all the principal groceries In
he United ststcs, rrd by their agents.
u..sy Murray, New Yo's Grant and Twe., Philadelphia
Thoma. v. Brundre, Rslumore Kennel Dudsy, Cincinnati
WALTER BAKER, h co,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mssss
no ISvENTORsThe Office Of the Inventors
uonai Union 7 street. opposite the poco Of the
Patent Once.
The Once IL resdy examinations and solicit
for is members, with All possible despatch.
model chop yin be IN with the Office where models
can ba made at the shortest nstice.
Inventors Invited call office, where desired in
formation can be had In objects Of the "Unonn
Al letters must be addressed Office where prom
attention will be them.
Central Office, Washington, n. O.
r. @. CLAYTON,
President Of Inventors Protective National Union.
Mar ls-dly
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GOOD LETTER PAPER nj dollar per resW.
ruled three bough, personally France from The
manufacturers By the undersigned aud just received
FRANCK TAYLOR
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EREScH ALMANACs ron Is5s.--Almansch tmperali
AstroioFque Propheqye Du Jsrdina Du Jnrdinr Fleu
r,se De vigrrop De. DANES Pour Rne Coque, Lnnaquo
De Jean Rsi.in be Napoleon De ronce Tom, Magncuqne
Du Magnetisemi DE France, DE rIiiussssuon,
Az FRANCK TAYLOR
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Statement the Affairs of Mutual Insu-
rance Company OF New York,
No. III broadway, the Year ending 3a January
Net hand January 3si 1853, per balance
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THE B.uigcrens Po,vers.Jusi published IN hiphes
style OF United TYPOGRAPHY, print faithful
OF the European connected with the
IN sale NJ
TAYLOR MAURYs
Ap "a BOOKSTORE, ph ST.
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Persons wishing be supplied will please send their
dence and quantity per day office the places
named. Mar l4-Iawlm
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CURE or NERVOUS DISEASES.

language convey adequate idea Of the immediate
almost miraculous change which occasions the diseased deb
tned shattered system Whether broken down
weak by impaired by sickness the unung aud
organization baced, revved, and built
The mental and physical symptoms of nervous disease vanish
gether under influence. Nor the effect temporary
the contrary the ree permanently for the cordial properties
the medicine reach the constitution ITSELF and restore
mai We'll q called
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sbe artistic attraction II the people shcnld not i'm
urdiatey lanlt such place tieB would be the ddy
a. ruhlie writers end speakers 10 urge !; UPON them
The inrnedate acceptance OF toing may mt take
,isce Iut thar j. 10 ument against it, on tie COZ
irsn sucA people are te very ones requiring saca IN
rovhi;oLs 20 educate ten
The questi,n OF taxation, zoo as treated a. tie meet
irg is futile There need he inn edae increase OF
taxation Tlel pr yides forfanding tie debt principal
ard interest end Wien IL 10 be paid by millions
ofpeope il will excite laughter in recalling that any such
sum coull have staggered sane mind In the time Of
Jsmes society alarmed - ae enormous POpaation
OF England anG Scotland FIVE miLions-ant ruin WAS
IRE iicted unless population was checked This was
thought good common sense. quiet prudence, and all
other wisdom at the time but now we see IT is non
sease so with tie statements uttered On Tlurslsy
about tie bankruptcy partial complete to foowthe
purchase of the Parks Heaven help the benghted
crew WHO cannot get beyond such views of orr Ctys
resources of tie progress Of the age,-and the re-
quirerents Of tie people We repeat 70 the working
men Hold On TO your Parks insist on them spite Of
opposition however wordy speciOus and cloaked with
selfassuued prudence.
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Of some. momentary. and cause others for time -
follow tie wrong track bat there are 'Ao'e IL pursuit
whom these deceptive cries can neither divers nor re-
tard The plotters nay not and prcaao! VIII a''' o.
arrested IN tic Sene.e bat the guardians OF tle pa5'
I;e Ior.re,d tlicttel filth in the House - t1l2'
they caInot Dodge.
III. ban xss suppressed AM su?arsedei'
la, it,,o,ld be called an Abolition measure Tie
N Wa substituted aui to quel tie rising IN
stordnstion Cabue, CO neil was held aaiit Ta' DE-
tar,,el to threaten sad Il, tteu tie Free Soil Demo
,,,, into serye sub ooE b. calling them Aooiironists
The Little Giant bs.ng caught IL the ver az 81 ca
t,,rg fr Free SOL IN; 2rLy AMI aid tremolingy ac-
cert. and ADOPTS therew Administration PROJECT AFRO
ostesnl reDellrr III aatecedent prohibiting leg
,,n rey,ts il 90 tie Senate assails tue Old slave
e1cluoirc ordnance Of -. denounces the Tree Sol
,sr.Dty ard compact Of 1870, and concludes with the
lona and prolonged Query: The Abolition con.ed-
crates are after me; TO the rescue-help-helP!
v.,t ttrllic press 81 the North agl Yves: give tie
alar the people assemble in ma SEES aud tie ground
swell If popular indignation and denuncia'io1 reaches
the National Capitol Hereupon the Cabinet organ rs
echoes and sentinels unite in simultaneous cry
.. Addition Movements The Senate BILL with hot
haste, is reported 10 the House, with the view Of
rushing through under the dasPotc operation OF gag
rules but it is met By nuld.udnOus up rising and
amendments aud substitutes in.erpOsed, AMI again
the aconizrg cry heard; The AboitiOnlss are upon
us-help-helP We repeat it, this old trick
won't win.
We are told. with mock solemnity hat this Kansas
ana Nebraska bill Only resssorts an reairm' man
"i1dole feasible right 70 selfgOyenment '-that the JET
ferscniln Prov so aid the Ordinance of 81 which
sdopted IT. the Missouri Compromise and all slave
preLibitipg legislation unconstitutional Distractions
and inpediments 10 Ills indefeasble right That
although cur revolutionary fathers and the public opin
ion o. the civilized and christianized world declare
Slavery 70 bo an evil ard curse-a blightupon national
and Individual progress ard sPert! rninons and de-
crednc TO free labor aud a heayenprOyokiug wrong
still leudemento of this enlightened Administration
all slave.proliLiting agreements, compactS aud laws
are pslpabe violations of tie ioalienabe right OF man
10 elfeoverpu ent proposition so revolving to the
moral sentiment of the world and of the age III which
weve cannot shield itself from public ezecraton BY
raising the ridiculous and contemplate cutlery Inc
Abolition confederstes are upon us-to the rescue
"lelp-Lelp,
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SRLF-soVTRHNEST.

Amid tie eutaETsssncris s1d degE1ds,i0ns oc;a-
sieate Is 'Ae saaosiiy OF thc President All Ii. c, T.
Iet L TeiereIee 70 TIE Se5rlka = and the ncons.s
ext aid sriacenis'cal po,itors necesss-ily iuYosei
eFor their saherssts tie last desperate re.or. Of the
tUTllr 10 deceive IL purrsers il embraced A.tse
burglar vleL Pur'ssi ss1 .bou 10 be sezd cries OF,
f;rP def % iAess sbroSA.ors o. solemn conpa,.s
and rePsaieES Of ils's.ProA.bt.rs enactment. when
ibsi deceptive. fihisss AID reyoiusionsTy parpos..
l.e czfclst r-.as ;.e E-.le cry-'ILe Aso!i.y,,,.,
- re sf,er us-Aelg. -
beeaEie NsssTs Case and 51uIer, G,3lrn4. sad
CsTrii sri1 ifsSs2 SsLiLed ed ssi4.lI sllreas 70
tie rElEe. 4 fetsTesce 70 TIE K4n4ss I'D Nebraska
IN, ~ Irefdert nd Clbi-si. tier oszss ard it.
seiess DouFlss an lis 'osa;os unite i, ibe ssSui
Tie Mol n. e'Ltle-iss are gpgr a1--sigp thief
= - II -
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Nj CHASE made in the Senate. yesterday, a mos.
powerful reply to tie sphisteal plea of NJ DOlglis
in favor Of admitting Slavery INFO Nebraska He
thoroughly exposed the novelty of tie plan OF repeal
ing tie Missouri Compromise, and proved eonclusivey
that tie arguments Of Nj Douglas were not only Of
recent invention and were unknown even 10 him
so late as the 24th OF January last but that al his
iseas ard all tie notions OF the Democratic party AMI
the Southern party leaders were until then utterly
foreign TO such scheme Tie historical argument OF
Mr. DoEelss was assa.led with equal cOgeDcy. We 90
Do, remember speech OF greater lOgiesl ability Aal
coup.ctness than this por one OF more dgniied aad
wegbty style I,s effect IN setting right the cOnyic
tons OF the public and lending strength 70 the sn;agO
Lm excited b. Ills neIiOus plot cannot but be great
srl l.stirc