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MNEW SHOES, NEW BOOTS, -
NEW HATS, Ne.
~ Spring Supply for 1855. at SeabulYs

NV SrHiso GOODS now being reecived-and in
few days will be all upene and will present many arti
rrs very csrnbe in the Ladies' Galei and Shoe line,
Misses and childen's also Gents, very fine Caters,
very fine Shoes ind Boots. Also, usual, a very
large SUPPLY of Travelling and Packing Trunks, Bon
nett Gases. Tnye,ing Rags, Vniscs. Satchells. &c
Also of the tno desirable s.sortmcnts open
ed of the Intes styea Soft Hats. Leghorns and other
pretty summer hpis md onps.
Ny goods shnll b. sol low, Tor cush. very
promp, pdyinP customers. Z. SEABURY.
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IA. STURDuVANT.

NJ TVNNFf N INV MD MI NM TVNITN.
Richmond Va
DRACllSES in nil the Court. Of Richmond Guy.
L nm IN the Cuuntic. ol llrutir" unA Hanover
int appncity al r"lnr, public will attend To tab nr
acknowledgements nf drcd. dcposiiiona, Nc Nc. All
proie- sinnnl dui'. prom tly discharged Oiea
nrr ni Bulk nnd lth streets, opproste Capitol Square.
mn : Ia i'm
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To the consumers OF Licorice " III guarantee TIM
1ualty of this II be fine ii superior any eve,
imported dtothe counry-to shortly and for sail.
ADIE & GRAY,
Feby7 diets RichmondVa
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
100 orsox PLANK

LOO AnAFT. OF BON PLANK
lVD.vlIV AT AUCTlON-Bs y lne al IA
dseA al tut. executed To by Curtis Fam, ben ing
date August H. 1874 and recorded in the Clerk nhca
Of Bedford coune. shall s,i' one handre Thousand
eet nf plank at the "a tho fottsst Depot.
fhar.dny, NJ, Inn. 1850 i lot. Ia IN oha,crs,
public nlictun too cab This PLANK = securely pd
ID AID well seasoned, and manuf,clurrr anl ,ihor4
whn "nrf "htr and red oh inch plank vii thrn 1--we
annppartnits Ia supply Themselves
mayl dll0may T. 5. HUT1ER. Trustee.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The aho,e ale is postponed unt;l Tie 2Ih day Of
A1S, the llc take place that das Immediately at
TT tn arrival at the Mali Train from l,nrhbur.
Il. s. lIuI1ER, ftu-tee.
tnHs 9 IL imay
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PANNII,L 81 SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petersburg. Vn.

DARTlCuLsR attention paid to sne and purchase
Of Wheat. Flour, Tobacco, md merchandise gen.
rnly, Advances made on consig nments
wv. rANNuLL nrsur PASslLL JOSEPH PAsNlLL.
mug 2idScly
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TRAINS LE4TE RICHMOND


EXPRESS Train, daily at.-.-..-...---.....5a A.
Mail Tram, daily p.
Freight Train With pa ~enl Chr attached. on Mon
days, Wednesdays AMI Fridays. ut II A
The Express Tran, leaving Richmond at 81 a. m.
connects with the ir leaving Peersburg,by the South.
id. Railroad, for Lyuehbufg.
Passengers lenvine Lynchhurg by the morning Truir
the South sid" Railroad, remain in Petersburg
three hours, and by mixing the ) p. M Traiu the .umc
evening GO directly North. them.rlve aud baggage being
transported through Richmond. &c. free of charge or
ifthey deshe to stop in RirhnunA be here to Ten.
Through Tickets !or Washington at..--...-.s6 90
- ia umnre MI 50
- - PhiIadetphia ---....-.. 90
Can =" procured Mt the Ticket Office in Petcrsburc
The Express trains do not stop for way passengers
The Mail rains will only stop Port " al hul and
Clover till Junction. Half WAY Station and Manrhes
The Accommodation trains Will stop for way ras.
sengers.
Fare for white persons 81 49, Children over FIVE and
twelve years of age So Colorc persons
in servants 50
A discount of 10 will be made on each fare
twhen tickets procured the office. and persons
getting the where tickets sold,
Servants will be permitted in first class EXCEPT
when in attend ince infant children, sick pc sons
absolutely requiring tleir care, in which the same
pri, as for white persons will he charged.
THOS DODAMEAD Supt
OfIic, r. & 7. r. Co
mar 7.dScrs Richmond. March Bids 1875.
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OXIDES CELEBRATED HAIR

BRIDES CELEBRATED HAIR.
j TONlC-ARMiSTEAD PRIDE, after having
devoted long life studying the of restoring
preserving, and beautfying the HAIR and after having
fully tested hs discovery, pre- ents his CELRBRATED
HAIR.TONIC to the public, as the most efficient
y yet provided for all the lila AMI accidents the hair
subject He Inns successfully applied it in great
number of My the loss of hair when
it had in but to renewing its growth and restoring
what lost. Even in hei edtary he has
ploved his TONIC with the successful results
lie believes il also he infable for letter,
Ring worm. Scald. head aud all SINH ar diseases.
Sold at his mandatory Water street. one door
below Exchange corner, and at Royal Pnde's Main
street, below Market corner. Price 81 bottle A
deduction made when sold in quantities. Orders from
my distance promptly filed.
lie deems il only necessary TO append the certificate
of the following well known genuene';
I'VE take pleasure in certifying that we have used
Prides Hair Tonis and teseifs that it does all that
lie promises for IL.
r. lily Latham DR.. I ii Nelson,
DR.. Mitchell, Bedfo,5. d.. Clark, Campbell,
John Clark, H. NJ Garland, Editor
s. T. Peters, Nm. +. McCorke, -
milo -dAr3m
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The money all accompany the application 10
Certificates.
Ladies forming Clubs will be entitled To the snme
above, with the eXtrs inducements of the
p esent oil Magnificent Set of BOuDOIR FURNI
TuRE, with Rich Colored India Hansngs, fine India
Lace Curtains and everything OF the splendid des
cripton the Ladies Club who will send the larges.
remittance for Certificates.
VrPOST RS are authorized to act as agents
and the Postmaster rrmting the largest nmolnt for
shares will receive handsome Gold WATCH aud CLAIM
valned Two Hundred Dollars The money must
accompany the application (by letter, post puidJ in all
nnd the Certificate, with the EneinYirg will be
f,twbtded free Of charge by rctrun mail.
Correspondents are requested to write their address,
with the County Town Post Office an Stntc plainly,
in order to avoid mistakes All letters ansa cred BY
return mail.
Catalogues of all the Gifts, with value and explana
ton, can be obtained application 10 the Secretary
to whom all letters for Certificates, &c must be ad
dressed.
ALFRED JOuRDAIN, Secretary,
Washington, d. c.
ssssSSoS IS 5 SSiSS,sesror Directors
jan l3,dw5m T. w. BAUER. Treasurer
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Correspondence of the Di.pstch.

44aaSing AdoentUre Riot - Fatal Result &c
PmLADELPHA, A, July 16, 1855.
Quite a scene occurradi at the Travellers Home
yesterday morning The police wero attracted by
the cries of murder md upon going up TO the fourth
story. found hva ienaales 10 their night clothes,
sppareniiy frightened almost to death. while from
under tAe bed the head OF a uoustached French
gentleman, named Gabriel Cassie, appeared, look
Ing for tho moment like The physiognomy of the
I" old follow 10 black" Monsieur Immediately
prison for ths amusing little &" eailsairy."
On Saturday evening a riul took place 10 the
streets On the occasion of parade of fantas'icas
to receive the Copper Heads" Oae young col
ored msn was stabbed.
Johanna Burkurt. who was burnt on the 6lh Inst.
by the explosion of fluid lamp up town, died yes.
terday at the hospital from her Injuries.
Virginia potatoes are selling at $3.50 per bbl.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

Sailing Of she Congress Bank Statement -Forgsries
Seduction, etc etc.
The e. frgate Congress went to sea to.dsy.-
Among her officers is DR.. Patton of Virginia, sur.
geon.
The statement of our citv banks for the past week
exhibits increase of 1858 900 in the item Of loaus
3d. 0c0 in specie; and decrease of S227 900 il
c culation, and $50, COO iu deposits.
Tive forgery cases have turned up in this city. A
pardoned convict named Johnson was arrested on
SATURDAY plight, CHARGED with having committed
several forgeries upon the Warden cf the State
Prison at Sing Sing, to the amount of nearly $1,000
johnson wss sent to the State Prison two years ago
weeks ago and set at liberty Since then he has
committed series of frauds and forgeries upoo the
Warden. He Is now lodged in prison. The wife of
johnson, it is said, had rhuence enough at the cap
tai to procure his pardon. In ths OF her John
Kinner alias Cass Alexander p. Cutting and go. s.
johnson tas en- into ody to-day charged with
having forged chsck for 5000 on the ST. Nichul4s
sank of this city, purportine to have been signed by
w. Scott of Detroit, Michigan. Kinner repre-,
sented himself to be the son of Gen Ca.s, to whom
the check was made payable, and By this means OBJ
tanned the mon-y,
was arrested yesterday afternoon the charge Of
seduction preferred against him bv girl named Ma
the accused as stewsrde". he seduced her from tt
path of vir under the most soIems promises of
marriage. The accused was held for ahearina. The
plainant is .isterin law OF the of the ship
Hem sphere and 10 a native of Z gland
Yesterday larger c'swd went to Hoboken IL an
has visited that city on any Sunday this season L,
is estn ated that at least 90 900 persons visited the
tysian Fields and other places in the ghborhood
The day passed off quietly
From the principal beam of the old Ton tine Build.
log, Geo. Nesb,tt Esq, has presentedF DePeys.
ter. Esq ong President of the st. Nohol.s socie.
ty) a cane.
One of the principal hotel keepers In this CITY has
just had an offer from responsible parties to be fur
nished with potatoes for one wear one dollar and
fifty cent. psr barrel Potatoes are now selling at
the rate Of 81 so per busheI.
Tupper Lee, of the Atlantic Forge. foot of 18th
street. East RIVER. have just completed five immense
shafts Ching $50 00C lbs for the u g. steam frie.
ate Niagara.
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FALLING OF BRIpGR-THREE PERSONS KILL
ED.-Monday afternoon a number of workmen
were engaged in erecting a bridge over Ridley .
Creek, on the West Ches,er Railroad near Philas
delphia, temporary framing gave way and fell
carrying with 1t the entire supersructure and
five wcrkmen employed on the upper chord. The
foreman and two workmen the lower chord
perceiving that something was giving way sprang
TO the nearest pier, distance OF fifteen feet and
escaped upirjured. THREE of the five who fell
with the bridge were killed and the other two are
much injured that hope 10 entertained of cir
recovery. The names OF the killed are Dixon
Dotey, James Russell and Geo StilIe. G -oree
Jeans and Thomas Zeason are mortally Injured.
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THE REVOLUTION IN MKxIco The New Or
leaos Pcayune has correspondence from Corpus
Christi to the I'd inst Carvsjal and Cspistian
were besleging Camargo which was garrisoned
with 600 men. and after taking that intendhd
marching on Mstamoras and driving WolI out
Ma,amoras, Camargo and Tampico, are the only
Inought Woll will be starved out. Among the
principal revoutionis,s Ia Juan Suazn, notorious
guerrilla during the wi b the United States,
and a man Of wonderful courage; who has been
guerrilIing with the other leaders.
DR. Mullowney. the American consul at Monte
rev had LETT with bis family.
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Correspondence of the Dispateh.

DdrtnS Robbery-Lannched Deaths, &c.
BALTIMORE, July 'l6, 1855
Some time between Saturday night and this
morning. the fancy store of Mr. James lBlick, on
North Gsy street entered and nearly his entire
stock OF goods taken away.
Wednesday. there will be LAUGHED from the ship.
yard of Messrs. Cooper & Butler. a splendid ship
of 100 tons burthen, built for Brickhead g. Bro
and the builders under the general superintend.
euce OF Capt John Rodgers, who is to command
her. Her length ID 17o feet on deck has 80 feet
beam and % feet deep Of hold. She is built In the
most substantial manner, of Chesapeake white oak,
locust and cedar Her model IL that of full freight
ing ship, and we understand her first voyage will
be made to Marseilles.
Mr.. WheaD, the old merchant who was acci-
dentally shot few evenings since, it IL thought,
cannot recover
Deaths last week 15s. of consumption 16. and
dyssntery II; being increase OF IL over the pre-.
ceding week.
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The RECENT CASE OF LYNcHING IN Wi scoNsIK.
we nave full account of the hanging of the ma
MAyberry By q mob, at Jsoesvi,ls. Wisconsin,. last
wesk Itsppears that the prisoner had been found
guilty by Judge Doolittle but the l-w only prescbe
imprisoament for life. The sheriff UNDERTOOK 10 re-.
move the prsoner from the ceurt house TO the jsit
but ne with his posse, had esly got out of tbs
hin. The officers we're then com pIetely overp %.
cred BY the crowd, the prisoner sezs6 placed
around his neck, std potwithstandins his swfni
shneta and pray ers they dragged him cluster OF
trees, and hung him till dead A band OF three hum
daed men had been organic I'd to execute the deed
TIE greatest excttsment psrvAdsd Rock River for
over ons huplred miles.
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Il T. N y v AL-kkMOvAL.-.

Il
k8X J ust give me little assistance
And the citizens tell. If you choose.
tAs well as any friends at a distanee,)
pave JEwELkY-the very best kind
Aud plenty of that for their money
9Pposits the ErQuirer you'H find
Tue Bee Hire without any honey.
4or WATCHES are coming spaee
From all parts hat near n 9 surycupdipg.
= nov don't forget my new place
os' hnd 1t is really Astounding,
prices are not snv deayer
IS Than other stores now in the town.
e lost give a call, you'll zee clearer
u fnat things are neatly done brown
call at my store | solicit,
. It's nica walk and pleasant retreat:
sm sure hat you cannot now miss it
Forh at WArcHEs am hard TO beat
y.Jew~ii sa word. as parting ssieu.
& would Ike 10 see all nv friends tnsye
~ the store Of Bill Bar -thLot o. u,e,o.
IL you have WArs orr q CLocg IN r.n;,
WIN. BARTHOLOMEW.
u Corner OF Main and lIth streets.
~ I'd door above Exch.n,s Rsnk
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SPIRIT OFTHE PRESS

The Eramiaer has an article on the COMING
Sootnern elections. and represents the advsntsges
eccI1iog to the South from unbroken Demo-
sfsuc front presented to the ''sms' Of the North.
The National american hiss leader on the letter
@ Em ex Land Commissioner John Wilson, TO the
rfesident, which, II says. shows that papal infu-
eoce has made serious Judgement 10 the inner
courts of this Republic.
Inc Enquirer has leader iu which 1t particu
Iat'zes Andrew Jackson Donelson among the De-
mocrats who have joined the Americans and
ascribes purely selfish motives az the cause of his
detection
The Whig has an article wheat, and has no
hesitation In saying that the average price Of
wheat from this time till next harvest will be near.
er " so than So. and that If improper combina-
t'7ns among speculstors be prevented, the far.
mers Themselves will receive that price.
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LARGE RECEIPTS CT WHEAT.-On the 10th To-
slant, there were 100 cars loaded with wheat at
Chattanooga, Tenn, and the depot there was
crammed to Its utmost capacity. The Atlanta In.
telligencer, of the 18th. says:
Two trains a day arrive at Chattanooga, by the
Nashville road, and 1t was estimated Yesterday,
thstihere were stored in that town 80 900 bushels
at wheat, exclusive of that In store by our road -
From Chattanooga down to E,owah. the dfpots
are all full to bursting Oo the 9th, there were re-
eeived at Calhoun 600 bushels, and the hands
Duld not knock of their loading till ii ocIuck 4
night. Ma or Young. the agent of Calhoun, thinks
that from this depot alone he will ship 100 600
bushels during the season. To day. fire full
trains will go down, and We suppose each car will
contain 100 sacks.
The rush of this description of freight has been
unprecedented, caused, as we learn. by the offers
of New York miers to give 81 25 ior all wheat
delivered at depot by the 10Th, and at Charleston
and Savannah by the 18th OF this month.
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DEATH OF ALEXANDER CAMPBELL-The Cleye,
land Leader has sketch of the life of the ceebra-
ted Alexander Campbell, of Bethany, Virginia.
He was the founder of the sect of Christians
known as the Disciples" now very numerous
aud powerful; the President of a Theological
College at Bethany; the editor of snomina,ionai
Magazine. and a man of much learning and elo.
qu4Dce. He visited England some few years since,
and ~as mobbed at Edinburgh, Scotland, for some
sentiments he publicly advanced there in defence
OF the system OF African slavery as praciised 10
this country. He died in New Orleans on the 9th
ult of disease of the heart.
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l.. w. TIMBERLAKE.
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

- K The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
-. sIsstaonshment 90 Lombard Alley, between
.2S Hary, (lSth and l4th streets,) near the Co.
- a 81 notet COACHES, CHARiOTEEs, BA-
rss, nOG6lES with and without tops, and
hS, all OF his OWE make, of the best mateTi.
~oIkuanshiP. All OF which will be sold an
~ aood work OF the kind can be in the eity of
1ono; and respectfully ask call from those
q. OF any article in the Carriage line, as am
ulnoo 70 nake 20 order and sell at the lowest
possible, and all worn sold, that 10 new. war.
- i'~ T'-h'"i MICAJAH MANGtIM
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SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.-We have
before sample of corn. from lot OF two hun.
dred and ninety-three bags brought to this city q
tew days since in barque Tally Ho, from Winnee.
bah, coast of Africa The importation of this
useful article from that quarter Is circumstance
we never before heard of. The corn resembles
our white Southern corr, but the kernels are
somewhat smaller 1t is said to weigh Bos
Tran
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RAILROAD TRouBLE.-The Boston and New
York Central Railroad is again 10 trouble. 90
Saturday there sheritf's sale at the depot 10
Boston, at which all the fixtures and furniture were
sold under the hammer. And what IL worse an
Injunction has been laid upon the road. which has
completely stopped the running of trsios for the
present. The Injunction was granted by Judge
Shaw, at the instance of the Selectmen OF Dorches
ter, and relates to the crossing of the highways in
that town.
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CHEvALIRR WYKoFF OFF.-The Chevalier wy.
koh ielt for Europe, on Sunday, in the stssmer
Hermann. but 1t 10 not stated that he carries with
hin any diplomatic trusts from our Governm ent,
and he probably only goes abroad to find some
kind OF recompense for his eighteen months I'm
prisonment In a Genoese Castle. But the Cheva-
lisr has. after all, made a good thing out OF bis
Coartship and its Consequences, and been success
ful in managing the Opera 10 New Yoik one sea.
son
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FOR RENT-A pepteel Regidel

FOR RENT-A genteel Residence
in sn excellent neighhorhood Oh First sire ct,
k0tween MAin and Cary, Esd dw ellng from Cary.)-
r. house is now vacant. and persons wishing tn
tent are invited to view the premises. which will
~ 1h own BY 8 servant the lot and " here terms
~ other particulars Dsy be obtained. A cal to-
e4yor Tomorrow 10 desired. WM. GOULDIN,
H2-'s Goyernor strs at
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Read what the Wing says about Simons

Read what the Whlg says about SimOns'
likeness of the Rev Mr.. Moore:
SPLENDID Work OF ART We have seen a nor
tr'it OF Rev T Moore, pastor of the First Pres.
byterian Church in this city, which regard a. one
OF the most excellent works of art that has ever
come under our observation 1t 10 ngrsved on steel
by A B. Walter, Of Philadelphia. from a dagu erreo-
type by Simons, of this city The resemblance to
the original 10 perfect that shall think stran
If every friend of Mr. Moore does not at once secure
acopy. They can be obtained of Mr.. Simons.
iu @
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INTERESTING DIscovERIEs-A bevy of a huns
dred Roman State prisoners now making x
csvations among the ruins of Ostia the old mouth
a1d port of the fiber, which have revealed statue
OF Fortune and some sculptures commemorative OF
the exploits of Hercules 1t Is dreary deserted
region, but probably contains some monuments OF
the past that may reward the labor of the search.
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FOR RENT.-The Warehouse on
the Southsde Of the Basin, known az "Ladd's
sumbsr House) Possession given imned ateIy -
Ior terms apply at the office of the James River and
kapawha Company.
50 2s-t. WM.P. MUNFoRD, Sec
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DIsUNIONISTS.

Although there are undoubtedly citizens
of the South who, in view of the warfare per-
petuaIly waged against Southern property,
would rejoice to see the Union at an end,
vet it cannot be denied that the greatest
number of disuniopists is now to be found in
the Northern States, and that they are using
all the means in their power to accomplish
their purposes Foremost in this mad crusade
is the New York Tribune, paper which, If 1t
were in the pay of Great Britain for that ex-
press purpose, and edited by English aboli-
tionists. could not labor harder for dissolu-
ion of the Union. A late number of the
Tribune has Nm editorial article exulting in
the idea that the slave owners of the South
will be put under the feet fthe abolitionists
of the North. That paper of the 9th instant
has an editorial article rejoicing over the
prospect OF a coming storm, which is to strike
down what the writer terms an "Oligarc chy
of slave. e.holders;" and this storm, it appears,
is to be produced by "the self working De-
mocrats of these United States" Hear him.
"The symptoms every day grow stronger and
stronger that the self-working Democrats of these
Uaited States will DO longer consent they have
done tor the past thirty not, to cay the past fifty
years to allow their country to be ruled by lit
tie OIigaTcby of slaveholders. Ii is the natural
course OF every oliaarcbical rule to run into great
abuses. With whatever profession OF regard for
the good of the whole an oliearchicsl body may
set out, and however they may thus seduce the too
credulous aud tbouebtless multitude TO trust the
reins oi power In their hands. no sooner do they
feel themselves firmly Installed In authority than
they begin to employ that authority for their own
exclusive and Se.Ish ends. OF this the progress,
very radua and silent at first. but of late years
rapidly accelera'ing of our American slAve-dri-
ying OIigarcby affords striking instance, till 81
lepet the crowning outrage of the Kansas pei tidy
has fully opened the eyes of the republican people
OF this aptry That outrage has reused every
thInkir Inan TO the necessity of overihrowiDg the
Slavery extending and negro breeding dynasty
which has of late years controlled sur stfairs at
Wsshineton-nowu under the name of Whiys, and
DOW under the name OF Democrats: but, however
called. still and only Slavery extending and negro
breeding"
The Tribune, to effect its object, would
place the entire control of public affairs in
the hands of abolitionists, well knowing that
the Immediate and inevitable result ould
be disunion.
1t is to be hoped that the good sense and
patriotism of the Northern people will be
aroused in time to avert the future which
traitors are planning for their country.