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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08
BY GODDTN & APPERs0N J.
COMMISSIONERS, sAYro AZ u,,,s,,

IU.MMnMiISSS!ONERS SALE OF HOUSE
-, AND LOT IN DUVAI,a AnH1sanN AZ
circnit c a. tAUsTTIOM-As CommissionsM n -
Rich.,S.o o. me city OF Riehmond in tie case Of
public auction on the premises on fHTSsnS9a;ve AZ =.
g aeA o. msIeh 1855 f f.iI not the next az Ssv
Herit Richardson died ssissd dessnsteS - M ~
flonuns . feet on Duvsl street., running bssn ID
isss ana opPotite the Duyal street. CbureH ~
TEaMs.One-third cash; balance q 8 nd q uorth.
IoI negotiable notes and title retained TN d lssf
note u paid and Conveyance directed by the Court
THO. EVANS -.
ALEX. 3. GUI0ON, CONS
sale eonduetsd BY GoDDIN 3 APPEssoH, Austs.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
(Office with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st1

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VAL.
"A LIABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-Will
be sold, on THURSDAY morning next March 9Th.
cupied by Messrs. Winston Il Jones No 10 Main st
all of the Household Furniture belonging to the e.
tate OF Geryss Burton, decd consisting of Parlor
Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Furuiture
By order Of the Administrator
ALSO-Ons very fine Seven Octave Rosewood
Piano Forte, but little used and in perfect order
ADDITIONAL.
Gold Hunting Case Lever Watch, S p,fr extra
jewels 18 carat case, made by JOSEPH Sswili
Liverpool, No. 1884, with fine Gold Chain at.
tached.
Gold Anchor Lever Watch, 10 carat case.
Gold Watch.
Sale to be conducted BY
NH 5 THOS W. KEESEE Auct
POSTPONEMENT.- above sale is
postponed until tomorrow (FRIDAY) morning. a,
the same hour. THOS. w. KEESEE,
mh8 Auct;orss,
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Barn Burmed-Fomr Men Ayrested

IIALIFAA Z. H., March O. 1855.
Last night the barn of Mr.. n H. Pruden,
of this county, containing so bbls of corn,
and quantity of tobacco, oats and shucks
was set on fire and burned to the ground
-Four white men have been arrested on sus-
plcion of firing the tarn, and not being able
TO give security, have been committed to
prison.
About ten days since one of Mr. Pruden' )
outhouses was fired and destroyed, but for
tunaiely it contained nothing of value.
Yours, X
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AT the latest dates Havana continued in state of
great excitement, though nobody, except the au-
thoritief, appeared to understand the grounds for
1t. private letter to the Editors of the National
Intelligencer, dated the goth ultimo, says:
The papers In the States do not exaggerate the
excitement or the preparations for defence or the
enthusiasm of the people. | have never seen any
thing like it, '
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More X nOap Nofb;o~ V;.ta:

BANGOR, Maine, March 6-The town elections
throughout the State. SO far as heard from. have
resulted in favor of the Know Nothings. In Bath
they elected their candidate for MAYOR, Freeman
Morse, and the entire city council.
CHICAGO, March III D. Boone, Know NOTHING
mas been elected mayor of this city, by small ma.
iority.
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NEW York, March 6.-The Nicaragua steamers
on and after the goth of April will resume their
former duties sailing on the 5th and Doth of each
month, the same az the mail steamers
The Sandman frigate Das Geneys has been re-
leased blythe health officers at the quarantine, and
Is coming up to the city. Fity-eight of her passen
gers state that they are political exiles
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
EURNITURE, DRY GOODS e. 4

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, Go. AT
=. AuGTiON-Wil be sold on THURSDAY, 18th
at ~ 0c1ocE st my store large lot Of new and
second nend FU consistina Of 6ofas
! ~ ardrooes, Bureaux. Waahstsnds, Bedstssda n.
PIES. Chairs LOOKING Glasses, Mattresses beds Bed
of CltScxeTy and 0lsssware. large assortment
r. ALsoEAn invoice Of Dry Goods, Clothing and
er;u Tobacco 10 coo Principe Cigars 10 bxs su
ADDITIONAL.-WiH be added In NV -. mi;
morning-! Turning Lathe, in excelIent orSs, IN
Io.a hunting Levers, and general assertment Of
ewery; all of which will be sold without the Issst
who' ALEXANDER MOTT
- Auefionaa
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SERIOUS AccIpENT.-We learn from the Green.
brier Era that Mr.. VIM, Ayres, living with Rev. l..
A Anderson at Palestine in Greenbrier county, met
with serious accident ON Saturday, Path ult.
While throwing down wheat from the second foor
OF the barn. his feet slipped and he tell headfore.
most to the floor, fracturing very badly the rish
side of bis skull. His recovery is doubtful,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

The SECRET LEAGUE.-A correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun writes from Washington as follows:
have the most positive reasons for stating that
there is not word of truth In the statements going
the rounds of the Northern press that a secret
league exists between England and France against
this cauntry. Emperor Nicholas autograph is, of
course, attached to any treaty concluded by any
power with Russia. So it Is to many sentences of
political criminals exiled TO Siberia,
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IHE PARIS ExHIBITIoN.-It appears from a note
addressed to MIR. Marcy by the Count de Sartiges
1na' the imperial commission has decided to admit
Dat one commissioner from each State of the Union
TO the universal exhibition n Paris.
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Departure of The Ratio

NEW fonK, March 7th-The steamship Baltic
'aiied Tor Liverpool this morning at IL O'Clock,
with IS passengers and s1,oa7, 600 in specie. The
Marquis Taliacarne and John Appleton-.he latter
secretary of legation at London-are AMONGST the
Passengers
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The SEDUCTION CAsE.-The Staunton Spectacle
says that the seduction case, recently tried in tina
town. In which the jury failed to agree will come Il.
ssain before the circuit court in June next
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INDIANA BANK LEGIsLATIoN-The Legislature
OF Indiana has passed the State and Free Bank bills
ever the governors veto, and they are now laws
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OsI OE TEE MA IEhs.-The POsIlaaseT Ue ueIEI
has established the following offices:
Moranton. Marion COUNTY Va Ohio Moran mai.
master; Berry's Ferry, Clark county. Va, John L.
Lindsay. postmaster Lee Creek, Wood county, Va
Barnes Be9Awith, postmaster; Mud. Cabell county.
Va Thos. Roberts. postmaster. At AQUA Staf,fd
county, the post office 10 le-estsblished and Geo. H.
Cockere.l, IT, appointed postmaster. Mr.. r o.
bern IL appointed postnast at Potomac Furnace,
Loudon county, Va, vice John Robinson, resigned
Change site OF Laurel Greek, Floyd county, Va, and
appoint Wilson Peternan postmastes, vice J. w. B.
Stewart, resigned.
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FIRE IN PUTNAM CoUNTY-The dwelling of DR.
sebrel, in Putnam CO., Va, was totally destroyed
by fire few days ago.
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ASTI-ADMISIsrRATIoN CONVENTION. dispatch
dated Concord, N. H, March 6, says:
The peoples anti administration convention is
10 session here. Two of the largest halls in the
place are 1iled to overfowing John P Hale and
george W. Nesmith are speaking, and there is
much enthusiasm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

TESTIMONIAL OF REGARp.-Citizens of Washing
ton have presented Senator Dawson, of Georgia, 6
splendid silver pitcher in consideration of his ser.
vices In behalf the city
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SUICIDE OF YOUNG LApY-.Diantha aged
twenty-one years, young lady much respected
daughter of Samuel A. Hine, of Orange, Connecti-
house.
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sALuTE.-on Monday last, a salute of one
hundred guns was fired on Boston common. In
honor OF President Pierces Inauguration two years
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RECOVERY OF GoLD.-The New York Journal OF
Commerce says:
1--WE learn that one or both of the boxas of gold
shipped by Messrs Page, Bacon Il CO. from San
francisco, and for which two boxes of iron scraus
were substituted as notictd in paper few weeks
since, have been discovered in the coal hole of the
steamer where the robbers had doubtless deposited
them for safe keeping
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-'eFe 4 OF" 1HUTHttS, 1HuTCE z.
Cotton unchanged. Flour 10 trfe higher; saea
OF southern at S9 81 Corn il lower. Pork firm and
tending upwards. Beef unchanged. Stocks opened
nsaVy out improved at the close-salss of Virginia
at sot NO especial alteration in the money mar.
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DAVID GAILLARD, a well known citizen OF Winns
boro, s. c., died on Sunday last after very brie
Illness
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ARREsTED.-N, r. f. Mayor, who killed j. Z.
Gins at Unionvilie, s. c., last week, has been ar
rested and lodged in jail
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APPoINrMENTs.-The Washington Union. G
yesterday, contains long list OF confirmed apnoin

yesterday, contains long list OF confirmed appoint
ments, from which we select the following:
Josiah Mnot, of New Hampshire, Ito be Fifth
Auditor of the Treasury OF the United States, In
The place OF Stephen Pleasonton, deceased.
Joseph II. Haywood, of Utah, to be marshal OF
the United States for the Territory OF Utah, whose
term OF service has expired
Eli Il Doyle, of Nebraska, to be marshal of the
United States for the Territory ofNebraska In place
of Mark w. lizard, resigned.
James Arrott, of Pennsylvania to be consul OF
the United States Tor tue port OF Dublin in Ireland
in the place of Robert l.. Loughead, deceased.
Nathaniel Bolton, of Indiana, to be cor sui of the
United States at Geneva, Switzerland.
G. q. Cushman, OF Maine, to be commissioner
under the reciprocity treaty between the United
States and her Britanie Majesty concluded 9Th
| June, 1854
John A Parker, oil Virginia, register of the land
| office in Nebraska territory.
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SUPPOSED Loss OF THE DEcATUR.-A letter from
Norfolk, published in the Baltimore American,
says:
The friends of the officers of the Decatur, very
much fear all hope for their safety is hoping against
hope. The Decatur has as noble set of officers as
ever commanded United States vessel Among
them are several from our city whose loss will be
deeply regretted.
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EOR SALE, TWO VERY DESIRABLE
Il COTTAGES, ON 9Th, NORTH OF LEIGH
STREET.-We are authorized to sell two yery de.
sirsbe residences on 5th street. North of Leigh ct
containing six rooms each, with all necessary out.
houses One of them is built of brick on Q lot AZ
feet front, and nearly new; the other IL a framed
house, not quite finished, lot fronting SO feet
neighborhood. Possession can be had about the lat
of April, and il not sold by that time they will be
for rent. -
For terms, which will be liberal and &C commoda-
ting. apply to GODDlN & APPERSON,
J-ef
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LIFE INSURANCE.
WHITE PERSONS AND 6LAVH6.
THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
AND TRUST COMPANY.
CHAR TER PERP y Z a L.
= - = mi a n n a
LIFE INSURANCE.

G "a FL I a Il 0VU ,VVV
DRINCIPAL OFFICE, s. =. corner q
il Fourth and Walnut streeta rhiladeiphia Of
Zee in Richmond, PEARL sTkEET. Opposite yonn
tssss in regard to LIFE IssuRANc. either Of white
persons or slaves Pamphlets and Circulars, giving
fall PARTICULAR and also any verbal Information upon
the subject can be had gratis. Of the otiee In Rich
mond. q. bhiCkEN, d. y
AGENT and Medical Examiner. Richmond. Va.
k4xl losses promptly and Satisfactorily adjusted.
frLossEs PAID-l have paid tas Asent) losses
to the following persons for insurance OF slaves viz
Robert Lumpkin for slaves, B. w. Totty for
slaye Edward Evans for slave, n. 0iannini for !
dave A. Il. Houcheps for slave, John Boucher for
slave; Geo w Reid for 2 slaves; Mrs. A. Lyon fol
/ slaye; Mrs Elizabeth puqua for slave, John rra'
Turpln for slave- The last two were paid within
'A mR 7-as On. BRicKrN.
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ss rhILApELrHIA. Monday, March s, Is55-Yester.
iorhins female slave belonging to planter in
~ Sa,sha was taken from a vessel of NeweastIs
Dei, ~ the police OF this city, and the kidnsnnsI
nt. eo H. Warwick, was arrested and has been Com.
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Ii flRk AND Loss OF LIFE-The house of John
n.own, OF conway, Livingston county. Michigan
i Jun lsst sunday night, attended by the follow
ing nioiahchoy circumstances: William az ed H. and
t q sssd years, were burnt in the heuse Mrs
rom the house, but returned for her chill.
Sssis MI D. rescued her from the flames. but she
Bat not dangerously. " - OA1
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SATIRE AND SATIRISTS, at
~ TIERS SIMM MONS.
157 MAIN STREET.

NEARLY opposite the Exchange Bank)
CoSAS DE ESPANA: Going to Madrid via Bar
celona-12mo. Cloth, 81 90.
An amusing glance at portion of Spsin, Spanish
manners and sketches of incidents by the way. A
good deal Of information may be gathered from the
volume San
SATIRE AND sATIRIsTs. By James Hannay,
au1nor OF Singleton Fontenoy. limo. Cloth IS cts.
rms volume embodies general review of the
prominent gatiriss. classic and modern from Horace
and Juvenal to Byron, with glance at the present
aspect Of satirica literature 1t is work of decided
merit the production of q man who has a clear per-
ception of his theme.-Sun. ~
Irving's Works, in fine bindings.
Bancroft's United States, in fl ne bindings.
Noctes Amarosianae in fine bindings
Les Cases Napoleon, in fine bindings.
NH 7-St
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.vsn9I leefn that VIM. 3. McGraw who esrly last
.Ss =, made 1 mnTesrous assault upon the junior
bs Nstio sns 5IaI attscEed Charles Brady Esq, at
az naaons hotei as he was about lishtins his car
aeefe foI the night breaking cane over Bra.
We srs IA Sdd drawing bowis-knife and revolver
th, Brutal shst ~, Brady gave provoeaion for
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CPRING SUPPLY OF CLOTHING
~ am now opening large and fashionable as.
sortment of CLOTHING for the Spring " ear to
which would call the attention of merchants visit
ing the city that they will find in my stock such va.
rety a. is rarely to be found In any one establish
ment. My prices will be found to be fully as low a.
similar goods can be bought for In any market.
would also call attention to my full assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods:
NH Corner Main and Pearl sta
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

NASHUA, N H., March 6, 1855.
An immens public gathering of the Know No.
things wes held st the City Hall last night. Hun.
dreds who to hear could not gain admittance to
the hall. The people are intensely excited in the
present canvass. Addresses were made by John r.
hale John T. Swift of the Massac sets House of
representatives. and David Gross of Manchester
Tue Administration party were thoroughly shown
up The American party are very sapgune Of sue
cess The Know Nothing Convention at Concord to.
cay promises to be large.
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a letter from Washington says that ex-senator j.
Clemens has fallen heir to respectable of over
thirty thousand dOliars in the recent passage of
land claim to certain Alabanians by Congress- being
the amount agreed upon for his services in the
of the measure succeeding.
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H.ba ss.issATi, March 6.-The Prices Current pub
,sesI = nearly complete statement of the hops
S1rina ~, ~ ohio Kentucky, Indiana and Tennessee
~ ee1 PAN year Tue total l. 3ll 500. against
re.sna.sd at Per cent, making = .otsi dess spc.
q ssoa. SIS, 900 lbs. 'o'A' ''Ae''1's
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MUNICIPAL. ELEcTroNs,

me municipal election In Alexandria took place
on iae'dsy. On the MI ht previous, both parties
ae'd large meeting. the Democrats were addressed
81 Charles w. CsrisAln, of Philadelphia, and the
heow Nothinss by Daniel Ullnan, of New Yovk.
Tue election resulted In complete Know Nothing
triumph. George Wise, the candidate of thai party,
was ELECTED mayor, and all the other successful
Candidates for municipal offices belong to the same
party.
On Monday last. town elections were held
throughout the State of Massachusetts OF the so
towns heard from, the Know Nothings have car
ried 40.
In Detroit Mich, Mr.. Ledyard, the Democratic
Candidate, has been elected mayor bv abou, eoo
msjorhy.
Msyoraliy elections have taken place .hrou,bo,,
the 81 ate OF New York. The telegraph brings IA
the following intelligence
AUBURN, March 6-The Nnow Notbip,s e,sc,.a
'ne,r mayor here today by 200 majority.
oswkoo, March O. The mayors election here
today was very exciting The Know No,bing
candidate was defeated by 500 majority.
TROY March 6.--Cfriswold Dem was eJacted
mayor today by about 200 majority over the Know
Nothing candidate. ''o"
The municipal election at Newport, Ky, on Mon.
day last, resulted in the defeat of the American
ticket.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

7 OS T-Between the Methodist Book
~ Concern and Stebbins Pullen's corner Broad
and 9th streets. pair GOLD SPECTACLES. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at
this office. NH 6-3tH
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U. S. SUPREME CoURT.-The following case was
before the Supreme Court at Washington on Tues.
day:
No. IS. w. D. Price. plaintiff ia error, We. the
Farmers Bank OF Virginia. The cause was sub
mitted on the record, and printed argument by
Hon. ]. Letcher filed
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NOTICE-OAK WooD CEMETERY.-The
IN Committee the Oak Weed Cemetery have
laid off the same, and the Superintendent is now
ready to receive applications for interment of white
persons who do not wish to buy section, and for
persons of color.
The Engineer of the city is now engaged in layio g
of the sections, which will be ready for sale in few
weeks
Applications for interments or sections must be
made to
NH 7-2aW2m mo. RElEORl Runt
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EOREIGN COLLECTING AGENCY

Wholesale merchants and othsrs to our facilities fcs
prosecuting collections throuehost ViIeinia Nolsn
Carolina and Tennessee, a. als0 the Unitee eeases
nav IN eyery county OF the States wko Derson.tiy
or by reputation knoWn 70 ns-henes - an sesy
offer our SERVICES a. reliable channel % eAiosos
speedy settlement, end make lse@ps fS1s1rv
NH 7-3t- =. -..- =. J.
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NEW ENGLAND RUM-5O Bbls. pure
IN and high favored: just landed and for ssle BY
RAWLINGS MILLER,
mh8 Cor Pearl and Gary str.
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BOUNTY, LAND AGENCY.-R B.
- BAGBY, BOUNTY LAND AND PENSION
AGENT. may be found at the office of d. Elliott
Esq, under the Masonic Hall, Franklin street, and
would be pleased to attend promptly to all claims
entrusted to him on moderate terms.
NH 7-d2wt
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Tor HALE-A Soda Water Apparatus,
Il FountainA s Coolers. Fountains for the
Oounter. and Marble Slab and Forcing Pump for ma.
nutseturing eods Water. Apply 70 @. 4. CUkOTTE.
ALSO, YOR RENT-A asw Framed Tansmsnt on
1Ist q. Apply - shore. NH 6-6ht
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.100 BXS. Adamantine CANDLES; 100
~OO bxs. MtchelPs Patent do, now landing
and for sale by RAWLINGS g. MILLER,
NH 8 Cor. Pearl and Gary SITS
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EIRST LOVE AND WEDDING CAKE.
l. Another supply Of these two justly celebrated
and choice brands Chewing Tobacco Just received
and for sale only by
N0RBoRNE NORTON L Co, 1854 Mainst,
NH S-3t Opposite American Hotel
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"a FOR BALTMORE.-The sumo.
rior fast sailing, new packet schr. EMMA
cargo engaged, will have dispatch For ffsisht Of
iems,ndsr, apply to w. D. COLQUITT co.
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MOUNTAIN BUTTER AND BACON
AVA receiving and for sale by ]. J. FRY.
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.1h FOR DISTRICT COLUMBIA
INV The superior (new) fast sailing schr. 81. w.
Fhf, Capt. VIM. Booze, having the sreater norton
OF her cargo engaged, win sail with dispatch. Tor
balance of freight, apply to : -
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BIZ of
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S0 BBLS. very superior highly favored
cNI Boston RUM; for sale by
NH 8 DUDLEY l. CO, 70 Main st.
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WINES, BRANDIES and other LIZ
w QUORS-some very fine and old; fer sale by
NH DUDLEY l. CO., 72 Main st
The American patriot., 1855-12-01
FilibuStering ireland.

by reference to an article on the outside, it
will be seen that the report is in current crcula-
tion that the Filibusters of our Country have
turned their attention to Ireland. If it was
not for the serious manner with which the En-
glish Government is treating this matter, gath
ering the whole British Navy about Green
Erin to defend, We should look upon it as the
most stupendous humbugs of the day. 1t will
yet turn out to only hoax, as it cannot be
possible that any set Of men in our country
should be SO Insane as to tesire the annexation
Of Ireland to the United States. Had it bte en-
said that the Irish are tillibustering our Coun-
try the truth would have been told exactly
The Last election shows the enormous politi-
cal power they have gained in our State, assist
cd as they were by their Native aiders and
abettors. If that overwhelming tide of emil
grafton continues to roll into our country for
few years longer they will need assistance
from no quarter but will assume the full con-
troll Of our country and its destinies
We want no more Irish influence in our Gov
ernment than we have already unless it was Of
more healthy character. We want no more
Irish among-us unless they were as a mass
more moral and intelligent.