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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-28
CO-I'ASki'v ss1tsIIEsS.


CO-pAssrS fitslIEss.
1Id.,-Fn a. ,sss 90, day a'.sia,ed with him
=, wd,.i,lNn ukiN"hu ;sf, fit tho emdiettng VI
eeline ihshkml Tor the liberal p,i,uqa.e which ,as
hren bestowed en- hin. wound solicit continuance Of
nh no. is,. 1884.
II. r. g. w. BRINgHURST.
lTnnLESAi.E AVID RETAIL f'RUGsis-rs Am
chemi.l-, No. lca Mqrtct siI.si TO the oarua,
iler 20 tue nub.ic las..!s irsrss N sk NJ T.,
Whal-sa ie aud telail At the vsry inwr-i rates.
We rsarnnirr nll a,iiees sold 10 10 the best Quality
PnYsicIHNs fsnscRIfroxs,
isrr b-iug Iva competent person. in ITO business. T.
'h.ure. 81 persons that their Prescriptions will b.
'een'aiely Compounded. Nsi
SiMEs' EllxER OF nARE isis hue plea, MI pre-
> raraiion for sale at u Il. h W. nHiNGHuRsi'
M 100 Fourth aud Market Sis
500 Tbs Potash iusi arrived and ist .als si
~ u u. 4 W. HRlNDiiURST
Whole.ale and Retail Drns Store 100 Market St.
| nPROVED SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE
FRoM CITY fhemieul aud Union wdlks mnic amer
The mnsii roved article aud very uprrinr
Nnhydrre Manure. made ansr the Ensifh Aftic le aud
nusf superior, u-ing yer, mn~h uwrr thsn larna ann
aly saaa. The a,leniou % Drsleys AMI Farmers !
JOHN /. foNERoy.
e2soulh Whsrvcs. 81 door Above Chrsnsf ST.
WANTED,
4 IAl to 1.-THE Drug aud Prescription business
Address u, Nehi' ger, e. corner Mary aud end
.ts, 2nd ward, Philadelphia. IveI
FRANC CHEsK,M
NO EAST FOURTH STREET,
Auetienesr, Real Estate and q neral Agent,
y auR sr'rnnRi kkp AsKNr TnR rnK
ed LUE HENS CHI KEN"
ZIba Ferris s. SON.
AVE lust reeriyei nat her lot or due raehes i'm
u r'ritddiee ifnm hnb sim seis Warranted genuine
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-28

TS3 UhkiD HARTLEY, nrnt' At. No 50 f'fiiR1
nfrpafsd 10 perform III operations IN the Denial ant.
c WI mako aud set teeth, sf his own manufacture
rih or without uHs TO suit all sei Mi upe nj:
Ions wfrrnnted 10 give saIi-faeiion.
Whining ION Nov 1851 I'll
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-28

"MARASCHINO."
ZINE Mzusehiho frr navuurinr lee ctnam far paie
At II. DRiNBlluRsT,
Bms Store, Fesrlli aud Market slrcsis.
WATci REPAIRING in all It's branches ait@f ded
W TO Promptly aEd all wbk warranted 10 Rve entirs
sisfaetioi lot one foaf at The ola sipni
1ini r Esffs Il SON
nlnt 81 corner FnnIlh and hlhfksi sIs.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1854-07-28

THE Directors Of tho Wilmington Coal Gas Company
] have Thu ta, declared disidrng IL Three per een
ni the profits o the last six mouths, business payable on
aud after the Gri Of Augusl a. No s. Market street
jy25s, w. JONES, Treasurer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
My Motto is " Progress. "

|E ouM tine great increase of business the subscriber
mas enjoyed in the last six nths, he has been
l e,ea 10 udd tn his ready extensive establishments
"'1 ne tas done by building of the largest and
admirably arranged operating rooms in the Union
NJ Gun nov say without iear of contra ticion that be
one oil Il largest and best arranged estabshn ants
u' country and fac ties for the successful prosecu
~, business possessed but by few, if any, in thi-
MF M WITH competent and accomplished assistants,
Y Tar Tie largest stock of daguer eoype materials
~ "u IN this place such cases of evefy variety,
enes OF the finest quality ard richest patterns jew.
| :, "'H com ON up the finest qualify made tor
S5''ueoypes he fla ters himself that he is bett pre-
4 u" Meet The wants of the public in such things
house IN this place. at from 81 80 to $20 90.
al h. W 'uality OF his work, he feels that it is too
lNlment 10 demand or admit fiom him self
,"'l'hdaIian h. will only say that he chaer ges
newori. why
" us Pre'ent facilities he is much better prepared
rlctlres Of children and groups than heretofore
Ou especially call attention to that department.
H. 'y cave satisfaction guaranteed, no charge
a, VI ifIvale residences and other buildings and
rroaF 'i eyey description accurately taken, spe'
hclI T.: "l,'' mey be seen. and many others with
b. " sal!"lles abound, by calling at the sign Of the
nm At dooi tn the Vrg ina Bank. Main St. Lyn- H.
la "' oi ut Masonic Temple, Main St, Danville
sps p. GIBBS, Propri. tor.
hadaI fo't mcrtem and is.yalids promptly at
:, |" when requested
fbn VI all kinds furnished to Il craft at the lowest
Maya
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
rERMS

vrRsfSIAS published daily So and sem-weeky ot
f ,n in advance. No subscription is taken shorter
% - Iz months and paper Is discontinued except
f @ % "a the propretors, until all arrearagcs shall have
81 tsEMESTS inserted tor 50 per square (or
ApA ySFR form insertion and 81 Is cts or every uter
es.1 M - .nuher insertions is marked on the Ms it
He Ht5isbsd til ordered out and charged accordingly.
all he 4pfY RATES are;for the privilege two squares
ie weekly $40; Tor square, daily S35 semi weekly
ay - ,orm daily $40, semi-weekly SO Every yearly
5, vii be required to eonfne his advertising his par
eru business, and If he the space stipulated for
Il 'aisi :, t' ehlrged ratably for the excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
yAsVE HOTEL, Corner q
PHILIP w. PAYNE
a. A - ~ lArI I.

PHILLIP w. PAYNE
Dealer in Fancy ~ staple D Goods,
Al AIN Street Lynuhbmg Nirginia, corner Store p
vi Uure's new building, f1 mrry known IA Kylr'
nsf bces lenve cali the aenting OF his frei H. mn
tie public his large and desirable stock of Spring an
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept A.
the dry gouds line which will be offered
which cannot tail to please all who may good
goods low lnices. HIS friends and the public
nestly reques ed call and examine his Stock it will
afford him very much pleasure to exhibit it.
l9--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
RICHMOND.
s.GIE Change Of Schedule. s,EfTe
Spring and summer Arrangement.
Between New York and Richmond. via
Norfolk.

Norfolk
PER u. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
~ 1900 foas BHrahea, C"mmant,d by Gap;nits
~ CaW"nly yand Ski ner
The jamestown will leave Rich uoni every TuesdHyei
ternoe AZ 4o'coek. And the Roanoke every Snturda,
Eorning nt7 'cleek. tor New Aois sp Nortulk.
Returning, they will leave New IN for Richmond.
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon at O'clock,
stopping n " hour> each way st Norfolk
fassage TO New York including meala aud Slte
loom necomn.odaior, ,oaly ly.....-..-....-...... Sin
Sieerhgo Passage only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Charge L Norfok, the same ia by River Bonts.
Merchants aHd travellers will find this ne u the
speedy and eomi ftnble toules heween Nrw York nnd
Ri, hn, nd Passage and fare on, go, Sleengo pna
sage any s..
luDLAM & WATSON
np, : - Riehmnnd Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
Spring Fashions for 1854.
cTTTZER
~ Has now received and in his Sping style s
GENTLEMENS FINE DRESS HATS.

comprising Bcebee's New York style which s nosl
beauiiful-aiso Oakford's young mems Pm lade hie
er ed the inspection of this market. Tug ther with
he Baltimore stye,cur brim-whieh is very hand, ONE
Besides large assortment ofa the various styles and
qualities of Soft Hats, adapted for the Spring Trade
10 which he earnestly calls the al rntion OF his
friends and customers aud he public to give him call
as he is now prepared oe greater Inducements II
buyers than any like eslab hment in the city both al
wholesale md retail All kinds of hats made to order
tie shortest nolice. Customers hats dressed overo
half price. Call at the sign OF the Blue Hat barrnns
mar a dts WM STIIZER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
VIRGINIA LINE Of lsichmond x.sas

These y"sses Of the fret cnss built in the city OF
baltimore, expressly for this ade aud have superior
ummodqtions for passengers. They are commanded
~ pcrenced Captains, well qualified for the trnde
md who v III spnre exertion to accommodate They
will be towed up end down the rivers by steam and may
he relied on 10 snil promptly as advertized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will fnd their interest ship by this line,
freight will always be taken as low by my other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by IN.
neents in Richmond and New York give sntisincton
Freight Is cents per whole and ~ cents per A ,
Tobacco being about so per cent. less than chnrg'
the Steamers Insurance cnn be effected in the L.-.i
noad Fire Assorintion by this line nj 38 per
We respectfully ask and hope o succeed in obtain
lng foil shair of patronage,
Goods shipped by this line New York will be for
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
rrn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York at Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street DAVID CURhIE Richmond, } y
@. H. PIERSON, N. Y. fS
No. 81 South Street u
AuPust 0.dls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
this fair po1it' 3 counterfeit see b, lore me

" this fair 70 lit s counterfeit see bt lore me
What dcnii god hat come 3 nigh oreuti u? "
NNTiTHOuf claiming the supernatural respiration al
w ibuted by the author of the above lines to the
define o of the TEXTURES ofhs heroine.w think Messrs
MINNIS & TANNER may justly claim TO stand u1ri-
vailed in thei art. in bringing out the features OF tue
human face divine in apparent bold relief on the pol
shed tablet with the aid of the marvellous instrument
the invention of which has de immortal the name OF
Dnyuerre In tho truthful, clear expression ot the eye
peron Of initiated dapery and completeness oi tnelr
,ctnres generally have seen them surpassed
ANA il NAV well be douDel whether tn even future
age ofimnroyement will them surpassed There
may be Larger establishments in This c0"niry than the
Lvnchburg Gallery but where lyger pictures can be
t1keu The propretors of the Lynchburg Photographic
Gallery do not pretcnd say that their operating rooms
are me most dmiraby arranged in the world nett er
are their conscience. Of that elastic matsral which Will
allow them IL assert thai tn, r stock is by far The h1rs%
n M Gya in any similar establishment in creation; they
h n even insinate that their faclities not edled
nor Ienv that IN are surpassed. the Old Domh
i,n The quality of their the excellence and variety OF
n j. stock in short the willingness and ability OF the
,r,,,etors TO meet all the wants OF the community IN
I line are tso we'll established 10 require were the,
an disnosed III publication OF facts winch any cul' us
heel how f. nd OF res, al ch might ensy demo-h md
nrove 10 be slight mistakes, or random assertions Cal
I varn, ,r yours ives our splendid assortment of
davouerreotype iewrry and unPquaied specimen pic'
,,,rre. Virein.an celebrities and teauties
Al the Lynchburg Photographic Pictue = GALLERY.
"a ~, - MINNlS & TANNER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
lust RECEIVED
NOTICE.

CpECHAL NOEICE.--'rhe Partnership of J
y Smughr - II G Dissolved toe 24h nj
last January and the undersigned il alone authorized
close up all the business the lne firm, rhr under
signed will still carly un MS Iron and B-as- Foundry
the rnnnth of Fishing Creek
feb 2st4 J +. SLAUGHTER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
New Spring and Summer Goods.

NVW DPITHS "HU D"""VT WVVuo'
ENiE Subscriber has just returned from the N rthern
Il cite aud is now opening one 9th most beauti-
tn stock of s APPLE md Goods, 10 has had
thr pleasur of ex hb ting in this market He respect
fully solicts call from tn, Ladies' aud Gen lemen OF
J,nrhbnrg mud the surrounding country. Hi 81 ok OF
Cloths Gus meres aud Vestings ia veiy superior, md
will he offered the trade suit the times; also Dress
goods of the beautiful styles, eh hs inv,te,
the attention of the Ladies'. A. LEWIS
Exchnnoe Snnnre. INnch,nrg. Xn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01

,INO PHYSICIANS.
a Solu. Citrate of Masnesia,
Fluid Ext Vaerian
" " Rhubarb,
" " Spgelia and SIENNA,
Liquor Ergotna.
Syrup Phosphate of Lime
Pure Iadureted Ext Sarsaparilln,
nr.pare md sold at ID. X LYMAN'S
may 9ts Dug Store Lynchburc, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01

lnsuinnee Celnpsn ny of the Valley, in Virginia.
CAPITAL 5000, 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01

IN B.PAXNE would respectfully announce 10
L. the public tht he has fitted up handrome room
Just above his Boob Store, where mny be und fine
of Pianos prices ynrying from 5000 $3.50;
Guitars from 81 to$ IS and a good supply of Volins
Th4 ronm is opened 10 the public and particularly tn
ed t1-day. npl lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01

nN CONsIGNMENT--a,l factory prees--a
~ hrgo lot of Agricultural implements, such as
Flows. outvaor., Hay Cutters, Corn Shelters nc
tnayo9 DILLAHD Il OGDEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01

MISCELLANEOUS
fNSlysANCE AGENcx

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conr
CAPITAL, $500 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01

llICnMOND n BOSTON LINE ~
Ia Of Pnckets.-rhis line composeds s2s<3L
+ the following vessels. and sas from Boston every
Wednesday,
Schooner Susan. Captain \. q. Rogers,
Westoyei - q, @, Rogers,
Z" Courier, =" j. II, Rogers,
!" Sharon, !" j II. Nickorsoh
Mercy Taylor " G. Nickerson.
Juotte, e" o. Baker, Jr.
These vessels of thu rst cas. built expressly for
= is rnle and have superior accommodations for ass-
snUers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains, we'll
qualified Tor the ttaao and who will spare excrtion
accommodate.
They will be towed up aud down the river by stSnm
aud nny be relied 10 sa promptly us advertised
Merchants going North ordcrnE goods from Bos
'on, will find IL to their interest 10 ship by this line
il il the only regular line and freight will always be
nken Us low by any Other vessels and every ohori
will be mne by the agents Richmond and Boston IN
giyesntis action.
We respectfully nsk md hope to succeed in oh
mining a full share Of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond ol Rockets iv
ilostnn u Rowe. Nhnrf.
DAVID CuRRlE. Richmond, }..,
ALLEN Il WELrCH, Boston, "e"
aue o.dte No 1873 Sinfe Sftrrr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
MERCHANTsS.
LATEST PARIS sTY
FRESH SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.

fnbon t5OffbI of IS1" o0OASo
VNHE aubscribor hns just received by express hand
/ Of French Work, II Muslin and Lace
Sleeves, Collars and Chemsees reh new styles Beages
und Bonnet Ribbons.
He also invites the attention of purchasers, to large
lot Of Table Linens Towelng, Fruit and table Napkins
Linen Shooting and Pillow Cae Linen. Marseiles and
Dimity Quilts Furniture Fringe, NC All Of which he
Ia oic, irg NJ reduced ice. JOHN T DAVIS.
M Ig-ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-01
Fine English Pomades for the Hair

0 IS Myithe Pomade. Lows Cowsiip Ptmade,
IL Genuine Macassar Oil, Eau Lusrale, McAlister's
Hair Oil, with full ent OF Hair Toncs and
Hair Brushes, for sale at ,,s
JNO p. WRIGHT'S
mavI7 New Drug Store.
The daily union., 1854-02-04
THE PEsssYLvASIA PATRIOT.

THE UNDERSIGNED arrangements the
a. Haparr n he State Of Psansylvana be ened
The pao u T. make The paper
born and arden attached TO the democratic
pleasure q MAKE aThe woay Of highest
only those who concur with me in sentiment but in
Under providence, party this country is the
win, has been grand
n aoa which h p1s s o. an S s
parity press forward and posi-
therefore point Of
earnes, Of tns good Intentions in daysio come.
democracy faithful Har-
bus They been thoroughly united than tue
Inn, 100 oen
The Palrot viii he open decided
Of FKAsKLls Pishor On This upon all other sub
manly President hi. advisers
on M hs pon Of
taon proud Of mis- broad bold and policy proud
termination great msoded
n al assmens OF The Issue Of slavery in the Territories.
Thus saecon has fallen short its designs against his admin
their ranks enthusiastically around him the lofty
spirit eonhdenee in his and his ability and Of dnet ar
L. s same ,empsr and wi wh equal M ana sincerity w
and 10 the and necessity reeenr
illness proof desens uneIamped
prosperity Of the sm,e in The economical Of The
State government in his prompt opposition 10 corrupt essaon in
his practical reforms and in his and able
The Psuio' win vgani devotion the
OF Pennsylvania ws regards home affairs,
with other States and with the
The fidelity OF Pennsylvania the constitution OF the United states
of Union, become
bold Of the democracy the nation When Others se and
upon which Of the have rested
which northern snaicism have dashed In vain
Now heretofore, her and giant energies ready
the enemies and states equality and ready 10
uphold and defend the principles which have made and
served nation.
will. therefore, be pleasing duty endeavor to
be
OF that its doctrines and its which Penn
and signal majorites
Patriot" will be published weekly, 81 r
BILE advance excellent and good and be printed
upon ew iegihie type.
respectfully submit this enterprise TO the confidence and the
native and especially the
democratic party. - . ..-
4 Pa reb.i
The daily union., 1854-02-04

spoken with me about General Pieces stter and what
is above written is true OF the parts and OF the whole
OF his conversation with respecting it's contents II
is untrue that stated to MIR Gabraiih that " I had
ne letter rJsrred To-" II s untrue that MIR Galbrailh
called second time. 1t is untrue that | said
that am sure hass Il. and uiH fnd Il for you" II
Is untrue that | said 'tta saw il mol q great uhi's
SINCE" IL is untrue that said opened roll of pa
psrs, and N that rOA Of papers there found t,s identical
letter Wrisn BY Ffanklts Pierce Ms ratification naessg
Ia 1915" II is false that said ''that the hney so
far as iteoHtttsd scas genera! approoa Of The
that had been pursued and the nomination made al
the Utica aad Buffalo conventions 1SlS II is false
that Benjamin Galbraith asked me :" loay The Letter
had not been read published ls time Immediately
after he meeting" is faiye that said .s that did mol
know but supposed because the officers Of s meeting
particular " Judge Wasrby, considered Franklin Pierce
man ofso ne note influence at that time, that 10 READ
publish letter Of his Would do good them uhaeusr
and hsncs Ms Of Us being trowa ASIDE along eih
number Of Others entirely toyhess until he betame Pre
deal oJgie United Stats"
did say tbaa letter received from General Pierce
that ii must be among my papers The fact OF my ther
having The letter was referred to The result OF my search
did say that recoleced having seen, some years ago
a roll OF papers, which, on opening. discovered wer,
letters received at the meeting in ls4S that did not ex
amiae them, but put them away, and had not been
able TO lind them. More than ihis, aud what | have
BESIDES that Benjamin Gabraith has stated parts
that conversation his inventon--unounded il
fact.
was aware when General Perce's letter was received
that the Buffalo convention had not been held. | wa,
also aware that Judge Waterbury officer O
The meeting OF s4S and yet Benjamin Galbailh repre-
sents uncertain of the first fact and as Of b,
contrary of the last II il safer always that the INVENTION
should, II possible consist with circumstances for
conflict between the two generally explodes tie nven
ton.
You call for the etier--the letter | am, and have
been, aware that many persons who opposed the
radical democracy OF New York in ls4S knew that let
had been received from General Pierce on the occa
sion referred TO.
When applied 10 for the letter, frankly replied that
would search Tor III that although not recoec,ing dis
tnc!y lis contents, confident of its that
on recovering il, would not hesitate produce it, My
search has been close and continued, bu, Intellectual
embrace this occasion, however, 10 assure you tina
whenever discovered you shall be favored with its ea
est perusal. | hope you will do me the justice OF pub.
lshng this, my letter. in the mornings Herald
Yours, respectfully,
! JOHN COCHRANE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq
The daily union., 1854-02-04

and anti slayerysm their final quelus disturb
ing d.sIacng elements ia our national system. The
prospect. il opens vew is delightful 10 the heart
OF The patriot and phianlhropis We do not mean the
phlsnhropisl all OF whose sympathies concentrated
upon the condition OF the unhappy descendants Of Ham,
whom God, in His providence, has assigned 10 serve
other races until such time he shall III TO relax
the severity OF His all wise sentence, bu, the phantho
,pist whose head and heart capacious enough 10
embrace all races. and kinds and conditions Of men
now suffering under The of curses the domination
on despotic irresponsible power and 10 whose release
lrop the thaliom which Expresses them. the only sure
avenue is presented in the onward progress OF this re-
pubic in It's march 10 complete success in the yndcaon
and d.illusation OF mans capacity for self government
Lei but lis way be unImpeded by such outside inciden-
tai hadrances the slavery and such like questions,
and lis destiny is certain of accomplishment that
God made all men equal and entitled them TO equal pot-
lcai rights This slavery question has been much
and SO violently agaied OF late years, that we confess
we almost shrink from renewal Of it in any form. and
we would fan hope that all would agree upon this
final compromise. TO withdraw il from the national view
by consgning il The exclusive and cognzance OF
each section and be disposed OF the people Of each
section may fit. lie, the crowned heads Of Eu-
rope contest about the balance OF power, and shed
of blood 10 preserve the equilibrium of despotc
power but what have we the people OF this ndssolu
Bile Union Of States, do with balances OF power whether
slave power free power? What equilibrium do we want
10 maintain except The equilibrium Of the political rights
oil all men, who fellow-citizens with US of this
proud land of liberty And is no, that very equilibrium
attained and kept most nicely poised-s the beam Of
the balance precisely evewhen the people of Nebas-
ka as the people of Maryland, or New York. or South
Carolina. secured the tul, free privilege of establish
ing slavery abolishing slavery, whenever to them
shall seem good, without let or hndrance from those OF
other sections Of the conederacy who are in nowse in
terested in the matter