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hlillinerp, 81.
I EGHORN HAT MANUFACTORY.-J. WILL
IL SONS LEGHORN HAT MANDATORY, No. Isl
sth.sv third house above 26hs side Persons having
be shapes without any appearance Of pecing this establish
NINE. DEMOREST's PATTERN EMPORIUM
VA OF PARIS. LONDON and NETWORK FASHIONS
for LADIES' spd CHILDREN'S APPAREL, No. SIS Brosd
wsy-PA1TERNs in advance Of the published modes a.
much less then the usua prices Fall Fashions ready
Dress Patterns cut at sl cents PnknE 10 all ia varieties
ID A R S NJ l. l. N T. II Y -
i MADAME FERRERo No. S Great Jones-st. will open
FALL MILLINERY on THURSDAY, Sept q.
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WN Writers. Aucuoneer
AUCTION NOTICE-The attention Of house.
IN keepers invited tie sale Of gentee Household Flrni
to take place MONDAY MORNING, 81 10 O'CLOCK Al
rse Mrrcr together with everything fer house
keepinE
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II OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
- FORTE, ke., AZ AUCTfOS-Wfll be .od THIS DAY
Saturday sept ls at ll oeoek - the sales Room No 81
hay the contents ofs House removed for convenience on
ale pr1ng elegant rosewood seTeroctave Pisnohor,e
very tns psrumenr fully warranted. three suites OF En.n
eed Chamber Frrn turs French and Cottage Bsdstesds
sGn1f Cnb, mahogany Rocker. Chsi- Chin.
Soehey md 1isss "sre Sofa, mahogany Book Shelves
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financial.
The American EXCHANGE BANK, NEw-YoRK June g. le5l
A y EXTRA DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT
the Capital Stock Of this Bsnk viii be paid the fn


THL AMERIeaS ExeaASsE BaSE, NEw.YoRk. June ls5L
A y EXTRA DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT.
"a on the Capital Stock Of this Bank viii be paid the h
day Of July
The Capital Stock viii be increased FIPTY PER CENT
or million dollars payable onehaf fffy dollars per
STARE the rs day Of July other the
UIth day Of November neat
Tie stock will be distributed 20 the old stOckhoies IN
the ratio Of one share Of 70 shares Of old
according 70 the stoek Ledger the morning OF the 18th inst
The nights fractional parts Of Transferred
and con ired to obtain FIJI .hsres
Any sockhoder may any time after the Soth inst pay 10
bic shares full and be entitled Of
Ie- cent Per on the noiey the 9th November
any portion q the semisnuaA lydsnd in November next
Tie Transfer Books vii be closed the 18th the
lst July inelasiye c. A AEIGS, Cashier.
OFFICE OF TIE EEw-YoSk AND ERrE RAILROAD Co.
YoRg, sept 5. ls54 !
n OH c E.-The STOCKHOLDERS of the
~ NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY are
hereby notified that the ANNUAL ELECTION for DIREC-
TORS or The COMPANY viii be held AZ oce Of he Cop4ny
b Enc place TUESDAY the 10th esy Of October next
The polls viii Be open from ii Se0ek NJ til o'clock NJ
The uanstr looks vii Be closed from the e3ch
oeoek t The say siter he election b. order the Board
Of Directors NATHANIEL MARSH secretary.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
~ CAPITAL, sj00, 000.-SHAREs 500 EACH
Denns Harris, Frederick Lake
A. NJ bininser, DAVID Il .,
Dexter B. Briiion. JOIN R.vnorS
lsAac =. Wellington. Robert L Mshey
FREDERICK LAKE President
RoBEEr I. CkEANER, Clshier.
This Bank viii se open for buEnes. On or Abou, The 18Th
ocober neAi, a. the building corner u Greenwich lnd
Duane-sts
The Subscription Books VII opened A. he Bank On the
tA for such q The capital At TIA: time suans
urs1bscrbed Prior suh.rrsor. iii - rr
ssred At MssUs A NJ BIsIsGER Cos, Is 0rseawiehs
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A. NJ MEkWIS. Aacti0nesr.
DY BANGS, BROTHER x CO.-Trade Sale
ID Rooms No. IS Park row.
SUPPLEMENTAL TRADE SALE,
&c be Commenced Oct. 81, last
B. B. Co. . Supple mentGry Sale 70 the Trade
be commenced the above date IL Wa embrace eOntd
buttons ell the leading pubsteTs, aiordng oppor-
uny such Of the trade unable 20 be present the
August sale Of procuring their asuAl fall supplies
The Catalogue 4 nov In preparation.
MATHEW JoRDAS AEcfionser.
pY JORDAN Il NORTON, AuctiOneers and
~ C9m.i.sioa Merchants No $50 Broadway, st.sl BE-
tween f1ntlin and L-orsrd-sts
HpwAsD sNTzESIcH, Anctioreer
EDWARD SINTZENICH will sell al auction
II THIS Saturday. MORNING September 49, At 10.
o'clock the premises No &c eth ay-Asz nees Sale Of
srEe and vel selected stock Of STOVES TIN WARE
WEIGHING MACHINES, SHOP FIXTURES &c-The
Stoves and Ranges comprise Summer Ranges New World
GfeeAn Ees1ylas Inyneibe, Enebsutress Ws.tehester
Mous faer Hot sr Psrlor Stoves Wood Parlor Stoves.
hAI' Ironing stoves Tslor Furnaces, Circular and Oval
ID an stoves fretwork DO lot Of second hand Stoves.
and very large asoment q Furnishing Tin and Britannia
Ware Also, Beer Pumps, Weighing Machines. GAS sashes
srd arse vsFy Of similar articles Also Horse WAGON
shop nItures, Ne Terms cash. city fund.
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N w. VAUGHAN & Co., Providence, X.

n W. VAUGHAN & Co., Providence X. l.,
IL. BANKER End BROKERS' are prepared 70 negotiate
Commercial Paper make Collections IN all puts Of the
country 10 kuy snd ;. STOCKS COMMISSION aud to
set AGENTS for parties abroad in the transaction OF any
business
raj Bank Providence r. l.; NJ. d. c. BAKER President
Howard Banking Co. Beacon; Mesus O. ; Robbins X son,
New.York; Messr john Fsrnhen Co, Philadelphia
MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY.-TRACY Il
WI FARNHAM Exchanse Brokers aud General Land
Agents St Anthony Falls MINI Collections made with
prompness Investment made IN Real Estate for Eastern
capitalists will forty and sixty per The
immense inning .onthe Tapd rise OF Real Estate and
intimate acquaintance with the country enable make in
vesmenis that will nearly double IN value every year Ad
dress TRACf FARNhAM
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Dec, slO859 Dec O8217 Inc 8 1853 500 Inc 1873
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide.wate. Som Re commencement Oh navigation TO
,bo 1Ab Of september inclusive during the years s52
and 1854 is as follows:
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OFFICE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RALLRoAO COMPANY,
New YORK. Sept 7, l25L
7 DAN of FEBRUARY Z, IS5i.-The 9Th in
IL salment OF 10 per cent the Loan OF the ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, allotted to Subscribers
on the 7h day OF February 1856 will be payable SATUR
DAY the 7th day Of OCTOBER tn. Ofice Of the Com
49, NJ. B. EDGARD, Treasurer.
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OFFICE of the ATLAS MUTUAL lNso-
" RANCE COMMUNICATIONS, JtnnAfJ ., - -
TIE fcncvins tenf he FIRST -tl'ement OF nc al 7.
Ccr1rary shed n conformity with tie "
if. ctarrfr-
Vrrl.1ns rfesy- q 1fsEl-e ard iA' nd Trans ~
ir-0. ELts -t nd ,-cilz de. Deco ' ,,, O.,
ISL. -...'..''.''''
NJ Policies have ben isrrsd urcu Fire R.ss i;'cou
nrctfc ufih Ma.-re R.ssA 1900. e..
i. 81 1 :
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stated very distinctly that did mean 70 commit my
mended by my colleague but that would reserve nay
views that subject until report should be made by the
COMMITTEES Foreip Relations. conceive however that
question not been discussed gentlemen say upon
side alone but that my colleague simply accompanied
the offering OF the resolution with such explanations
woYd necessarily be demanded by the Senate and the
bound To offer, when putting before the country
question grave this is to justify him in bring
ing II o the attention of the Senate and the country
The PRESIDENT. The question is postponng the
further consideration Of the resolution os week.
Mr.. HUNTER hope the senator from Ohio win with
Mr.. CHASE As ii seems be the general Of the
Senate that the subject should be referred withdraw The
motion.
The resolution then agreed TO. N
Is sis f~s FRO CONTINUED .5eW fE
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TIE psssea vs BE- ssssd spsA books ansss
psynen, u she ssbsssipAea - naAs in advance.
Distant subscribers may forward money postage
which will Be paid aad all .k assumed BY ourselves la m safe
The COUNTRY PAPER published ui weekly daring the
aons o. conssess, and semi weekly during The recess e
Subscriptions fos year will be received
terms propoftioued 10 lhs nbose annual rates tE
-PodfAAsrERA ayosts and
sending DAILY Subscribers so enclosed
subscribers. with enclosed, will be entitled TO
copy gssss.
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The Paris Copsituionn states that tho Turkish govern
nen has received information from Haireddn Pasha the
comruandant Kars that number Of Polish desertors
had arrived in that town who stated that 1000 Of their
felow-countymen would quit the ranks Of the Russian
army the moment they should a Polish flag flying in
the Ottoman army II 8el known that the Russian gov
ernmcn has been sending Che Polish recruits into The army
Of the Caucasus in order to them Ear possible
from their native country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
Adams a. Co.'S Express,
.ggsszs 1854.

rINHt undersigned prepared manufacu order.
Flint Glass ringes, Walls, and all other snail Flint
tie Chemical Laboratory He invites the or those
using dealing in such tcies lie thinks lie fur
ish good article favora BILE terms cabe oh
tained elsewhere. S.-s WIN. MORGAN, -
t'lffas 70 7l corner Sixth anil Zane streets,
octl7dawtf $50 SO 80 - East WiSergs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
HIGHI,Y IMPORTANT

HIGHLY IMPORTANT. a55stsgIs
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid.
the greatest mpro vel discovered, for saving
Iahor end expense in shing Clothing and House Clean
ing. lLnefs and Cotohs washed by tMs Fluid will be
WARRA AstEp not to iniure ths abrit. Every lady may
satisfy herself thai point by niet OF oton
will c,early show that must be ,giey iIaflless VIXEN
The Chnese washing Fluid is worth three times the.
single sxpence which will buy enough for alarge family
washing, whiclkcan be done iJ6 ORB nouns. .a lsfn
aud sold the sitscnber who has lata'
= = - - 49, 99JAS. MELLoR,
Aupq. lssiIs .o6, Union 81. W heelins, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

UST leeeiyed.-a large lot CT superior Bira turne,
81 Grindstones
wet ordry grinding which be hung II desii ed pa
tent friction rollers Short notice and low Iates,
deco RoHAN,S mar BILE yard, 6e Markell 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

Daguerreotypes.4
M ESsRS. HEAMER t& TUITION, having taken the
l Rooms formerly occilpied by Mi T. TabeIl as Da
gcrrean cry corter aud Biddle streets, Cen
tie Nleens beg leave to solicit shaie OF patronage
from his friends and tho public at large l ~ =s,
They nakeita rule not 10 let amy pictures go out but
wltnt are satisfaction !, and WILL executed
Gold and Silver plating exeeuted neatly 2
Orders LETT here for sign painting will be atterded TO
by j. Tu'toi & Brother. S s..s5.r mrel .3n,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

gsefs. tBALTIssoRk June y, 1850
Messrs. Evans q Watson, Observation-Disclosures
Me have much pleasure in Recommending SouiFre Proof
RON Won ba yins a we'd mr. mr. bSnis ,,d
after undergoing Very heat during the FIRE which
destroyed the entire block OF buildings street
wharf, on the Schuylks on tile 9Th or June, 1850
. Yours, very respectfully,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
"A Gard.

sef ssfsf "a eNdIu.f ftti{lif.f{fC- 9il
IJAViSG disposed Of my Grocery on Main street, No.
tll 6 TO Mr fsaac D. Johnston of St Giair VILE o..
avail myself this opportudty 10 return my Sincere
thanks to tho who ha We given their
ctisfom and would now ask, behalf Mr Johnston
continuance lie same eeting that
and dealers vil be as his az
any in The city, quality and yaIietsI
Also ryold inform citizens OF and yicin.
Ey,s the west. 80 Monroe street,
tyhere win who may give
saii - - SIMEON ID. WOODROW, 3 - 4
Feb. 10. "a iebis 8 ysslingte Han Monroe St
NlLANTKDt-A German q 10 cook End do housework
w Apply al this office. mrt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY. sA-
~ elss L0oN5AND OYSTER DEPOT. y 10
ana: rslgned. having bought The Bridge coiner
Con ectlonery, opposite the Monroe House, formerly
kept by TM. Parker and greatly ENLARGED
H. Will keep constantly hand all kinds ofcakes aud
The Saloon and furnished wholesale and ielaib The can
half can. 80 =. 4 t.fss
0l nS9iSir SsiSi So II. ROSE & ERNEST kRELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
Thomas I'd. ,Gibaon. -

esfEie IhomaS II. Gibson, s9siIa7
7 p LuM E r IA N ID G As FlTTER, r
No Union ST. opposite c. III. Brl7sj' Rope store.
lEGS leave to inform his friends tho public gen
10 eia That he continues 10 carry the plumbing
ctsa share OF publ patronage an 5ts'ff ~
He has constantly on hand lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent hydrnns, cistern pumps bath boilers,
wafer closets wash basins cold water fountains no
tells, wafer coolers for private famies hot and cold
shower baths bart1bs, lead and iron cihque boxes lead
cofins, atters kettles Ieorts beacing aud all Other
dispatch. p p tSi-s-s r. ' - - -
Also. chandeliers pendants brackets beilar lights
candle burners, etc., =, lss5i u s,i & E n
AllordersIe at the above place will be thankfully re
celved and promptly att ended to-. =
N l'.-All orders from tile country wi meet with
prompt attention f-= si5i,-Ff ap6-6ml -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

New Watch and Jewelry Store
4i RoDm, No. a, WasAingLonilfaLL, Monroe ST..
b .is- "a Nv II EELING, VA @ "
fTaH subscriber wond the eton the public
u his well selected stock OF watches, clocks, jewcry,
silver wac, and ancy goods, which lie olteniilg
His stock Is composed In aror gold silver watches
keys, ganrds and claims. l-isl 8C1 Fl 5ka4iaf
Every de- criptioiI OF gold dieweiry; tisl
Gold, silver silver plated and common slcetaelesi
Pure svc nbie, dessert sugar, mustard and salt
spoons, and butter YES; ~ sls ~ rs
Plated aud German silver forks, spoons butter
etc etc. y :
Port monnaes. pocket cutlery scissors;
YERY FING tnzors, StrolIs ayfng cream, ETC.;
Perfuery combs, brushes and great variety of aicy
goods; .,.5 -, - ..ls
aud Jewell y, and engraving handsomely done.
L share Of patronage is respec tfuIly Solicited ~
ap57du . - a is-.l - IL C. P. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
7gs New Music Store. s
Sign of the Grecinn3 Trigonnm, No. l90
nlnin Afrcef.

Sign of the Grecinn Trigonunl, No. I90
- ~ .tf tIe Main Street. 4ttI. ! q.
l..,1E-a j. FICKIEsoN would respectfully an.
. pounce the citizens Wheeling and vi
fH H n 1einity, that be has Just orsned new and
Guitars, Noiincellos. Fagoets Flutes Flies,
ons, Banjos, and Tamborines. Rrass Instruments the
first ami best make. y 81
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments for
singing sa s .YiIfllaF 10 tlf.sflls i. ii7I rt.f I h
Music the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin, also the
newest Songs Duetts etc. and the very hest Roman ad
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. 81 t't7 -f5.f
Glaronets Reeds, Tuning FORKS, ana Guitu
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. s. 81 g
Bows for Yiolincello and Violin. ll..
y. ke er's Furniture Polish, for renovpting varislcd
Fun iturc scas Pancs Cabinets, Steam boats or any
descriptions of Furniture. 80, s,sS so ffc5st =
Also sale by the Agent Keber, Pttsburg Psnos
Of the first bn best States such
as Nuns and Clars grand and square Pianos j. b. Dnn
ss, Hallett and Allen's celebrated Boston Pianos
MeOdeoDs -. -. 7 -
nj . alnXyc mr. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
For lsnItfmo ore, W,nshinston, Islaiiadeiphin
Z 81. - ia-ls md New York t+i-tesAf.G
e s.;sEs: :;:s;s.s g. So

u
Great Through Line for the East.
VIE Baltimore AID Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling to
i Baltimore, and connecting with the washington
iranch Rail Road at the Junction entey called Relay
House miles from BALTIMORE and with the Philadel.
phia, iamo. Rail Road to Philadelphia.
The great tunnels lhe line are compe
tie whole road is in fine condition, presenting one the
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world
The and splendid steane ofthe Union Line from
Louisville and Cincinnati road Wheel
Ing, and through tickets from these places baltimore,
Washington, Phadelphs, &C., may be had of the agents,
or on the boats. 80 ,5l-s-.5 Il s.-.s4
The express Wheeling daily. nj O'Clock
4. A. CWheeing timel aud arrives at Cumberland (201
miles) p M and allowing two hours there. in
Baltimore 6S0 mies,) ut "a. NJ, the next morning.
king the passage through in about 20 hours. including
stoprages. a+f
baggage checked through any the eastern points
without charge. a3 y la a
Passengers and baggage transferred to the
waslngonat the JUNCTION and for Philadelphia, Ea-
tmore without extra charge Travellers are allowed am
pie Time and all points to bain their meals
Through tickets from Wheeling to Baltimore, with
privilege orlying on the route,) Ss50-to
Washington, S9,50-to Philadelphia, St0-to be had
huar tile OF the Union Line the Ohio and OF
tho Rail Road Agents at Wheeing q b. FoRp) & Mounds
vtlIe maj WIN PARKER. Gens Snr,t
a n.N-- q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
Holiday. Presents

f1O11odY,G G1CS0hbss-
n No. A Washington II ALI Monroe streee-
TAyINC lust returned from the eastern cities, Ino,
III ofE.r for safe and complete assortment of
Watcfes. JelveryS SyeT and Fancy Goods ~ as
Persons 10 purehase are Invited to cal and
the eheaPest gas8 skIs5 10 IS aELEl ~
presenied. ~ - - 49, G. r BROWN,
uci9 Monroe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16
opFICE-Comer CT Main and Quincy Streets
ratalce from Qnincy.st. '.s

,.ly, per annum.. $500
or 10 cents per week IS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK
Spring Goods in the city OF heeing may be found
" at al y, q llcfiy's, No. 165 mnin 81.
inad most all the Dry Good stores H. the Gil he
has selected, opening. choice and elegant
sortment OF Goods suitable orthe Spring embracing
ny style and quality staple fancy aud substantial 70
rcs. suitable ladies'. emeus infants all
III whicfhs Offers at reduced prices. Determined to
good any house IL the city, and o sell
little cheaper than he respectfully invites his
friends ami the public generally TO call and examine 'be
fore rucliasi. elsslveic' No trouble to show goods
al less to sell them Call and see at -
J. &. HEFTLY'S, Mainst.
| icb2Sdtf a.E u E.ri- rorner Market alley.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

CO-PARTNERsHIP. a E9t5al "a
Subscribers have this day entered into
lforthe purpose oftfansacting and For
wayding business under the style OF Gordon,
q Co., and solicit continuance OF tie business Of the late
firm. so - .eiTfs H. IS. .GoRDoNss .sss.-si
JNo. N. MATTHEWS.
fQaailsl ssg.a zl o fyig JNO.e u. AGNEw. 81 sfs
March fst 1874 j an nIr4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-05-16

I
o BALES fine Moss receiy per steamboat Persia aud
. nr sale b ial'es JOHN KNoTE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-19
THE REACTION coNNEScEp

With all the nw-head and blood -bones representa-
tons gotten up The North BY te Decentralization f,na-
les, with the aid Of clergy, with the view 10 pun WOOL
and blind the optics Of the Of the people to the
true issue involved in the Nebraska aud Kansas terrific
rial bills evidence that some good in support Of
the result Such desperate attempts to rem
der the hdeous without single argument being
adduced against il naturally lead the people 10 in
quire and examine for themselves and f every intelligent
win but do this the early friends IL the measure win
have nothing to fear but everything hope The people
would then discover 10 ample light that these vehement
defamers and eD-burners far from having any claim
to be considered the deyoees Of freedom are arrsyed
against popular government and the dangerous most
nsdious and reckless foes the great fundamental prip
cipes which cherished the Union from s birth and upop
which alone II can be perpenated
The Trenton N J Daily True American In reference to
this subject remarks that since the pnti-Sebraska meeting
which was held IN that city and the hanging Of an egv
Of Mr. Douglas several applications for that gentlemsn
speeches on the Nebraska bin had been received but the
editor had not been able to supply them lie would Try.
however, to procure Jerscymen.t the American
adds, believe there must he something GOOD man whom
the abotonists hate"
is certain that the people are getting walked an mora
fully to this subject a. i 4 being pretty generally ala
cussed Ia the newspapers in almost every disc, IN tho
States and from the testimony which comes 10 a. ao,,
nom all portions Of the Union are satisfied that the
light Of truth Is fast removing the peudces excited against
the measure by the early Misrepresentation Of II. vnd
tive enemies