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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1856-04-25
i + MIlY NlIOOf.

Mrs E. E. MORRISON announces to her friend
and The public In at she has procured Miss Powell
as teacher 10 her family, who will open a ST. hoo
on TN { January, and IS pre- pi,red 10 teach al
the ordinary and higher bra hes of science an,
Literature. She would like 10 receive few
Boarders.
TERMS
For Boarding aud tuition one session Of fv,
months go. 80. ..............S5 $50 on
Muslc..'. -. .'....,-,... .S2U,Dl
Jan. IS. lS56-n
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Cheap Light!

WE would say TO the Public, that we have MS,
received another large supply of the celebrated
Burning Fluid Lamps, which for cheapHess, duTa-
bility aud neainess, stand unrivalled. The Burn
ing Fluid which supplies the Lamps, is entirely
free from grease gives soft, clear, Brilliant light
Is much cheaper than candles and not at all explo-
siv,--the Lamps 70 constructed that you can have
a blaze as small as a taper, or larger han candle
need no snuffing, aud one bail of Candle wick
will last a life time. We have every variety that
a purchase could wish. aud we would say TO those
who wish to try them, that they can use them for
one week, and IL not satisfied they can return
them. Thus far they have given general satisfac-
ton. We invite you to try them.
HOUSE & 3RYARLY.
franklin Street, Clarksyie, Tenn.
N. b. We keep constantly on hand, alaTge sup
ply of the burning fluid.
June 8, Is55-ly
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LEATHER! LElTHERM LEATHERn,
i SAIL.

A likely negro girl, 5 yesr old who is of gooc
character. aud ie good family ssarnstfeas
sale, Apply at thisoihce Immediately.
March '56-n
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas& Bailey, in the Wagon making az ID
Bldcksmithing business, has this DAY been dissolved
by mutual consent. These indebted TO the firm
will make payment 10 Charles Bailey, and these
having claims against it. will present 10 him. he "a
ne bring authorised to sege u2s ne 5ssigsss of
the firm,
The subscr iber brgs .!enve to inform his old
patrons. aud the public, generally that adsarry-
ing on the above business, at the old s$d, aud
hopes to receive as, he intends to meiaoa libl raj
patronage. j. b. IlioofAS.
January, LIST, ls56--tf.
In retiring from the Firm of Thomas g. Rail-
ev, beg ieav, to recommend lis successor, J, r.
Thomas, to the public, as first rate workman,
and US man worthy oil the most lbnral patronage.
Mach IS, 1856 If.
CHARLES BAILEY
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SCBOOL NOTE,

Miss A. NJ Crane. having recently opened a
school near the residence OF r. Joseph Gray, on
Cole pc street. would solicit share Of the public
patronage.
TERMS FER. SESSION OF MONTHS.
FOR INSTRUCTION in THE ENGLISH
BRANCHES.
Prmefy Class $500
Advanced, DO l5,Ol
Music tfiano) 23,M.
The French language iU,OO
Mirch IA rs i6-4w.
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DR.. Mel AN Els
CELEBRATED
V E r NJ [ Z UG E
sANo y -
LIVER PILLS.

- ss go
They are not recon-.
mended as Universal
CuTsealls, bat simply for
what their name .put-..
ports. -. II.
The VERMrfUcE, for .
sexpelmg .WoE1nss ,fnm
tbs human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
Els LIVER Pulls, for
the cure of Liver Cow
PLANT, all Bilious De-
RANGEMENTs, SICK HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. c. McLane's Cele-
brated VERMIFUcE and
LIVER Pills, prepared by
Ss";,a9 @aos.
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
Others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS.
60 WOOD ST., PTTTsBUReH, Pa.
Sole PrOprIetOrs.
Sold by Scoyl A. Meal. III I hrsinul street
n. Orleans. General Wholesale Agents.
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WING & HANDY!

JUST received a fine article of Port Wine snC
Brandy aud for sale by
Sept. 81. f755--tf.l B. EVERETT.
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EEMALE COMPLAIN rs.

Holloroy's PiHs are TIE best rr,neSy knoen
an The iroyH Jar the foEorine diesases:
Asthma, Disrrh@a,
Bowel complaints, Dropsy,
Coughs, Debility,
C9ls' Fever and hgue,
Shest seases, Female complaints,
Costivensss; Headaches
Dyspepsa Indigestion,
Stone and Gravel, Influenza
Secondarysymptoms IuAama ion
Inward Weakness, Venereal Affections.
LIVER complaints, Worms, OF all kinds,
Lowness Of sprits. Piles,
Sold at the Manufactures Of rrof.s.oy
Holloway 20 Maiden Lane. New York, and cAsi
strand Lonoon. b. all respectable Druggists and
oehlers ~ mtdieine ihfou rhout The United sfates
Gers Fbd 81 each. ~
J., W ~ eIe is considerable saving by taking the
10 fgtT sizes.
N. = Dueetiors for The evidence Of patients
ID every raofcer eIe bfixed 10 each box.
Jan IL, '56-ly
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TO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS

TO RAIL ROAD Contractors
Memphis GAINESVILLE aud Louisville Railroad.
The Board Of the above Company invite bids for
the construction of their Road from the Ky, State
line 10 the Cumberland River at Gainesville
This Board will intersec' at the Ky, State line
the branch OF the Louisville and Nashville l. Dad
f.. nj Bowling-Green Ky and the Memphis and
Ohio Road al the Tenn. river.
@ her sections as we'll as the building of the
bridge across the Cumberland river will be let
hereafter, The Road will he let in sections of one
or more miles TO SUIT co ntrBctors,
Maps, Profiles and plans can be seen at the Of
flee of the Co, IN Clarksville or enq Try made to
the Undersigned, w b MUNFORD, pres
M G g. l. e r
Jan ~. Is56-tf
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EqbRS SALE.

TWO Dwelling Houses and lots. in the corpc
ration One Of the above houses is. at prrsen
nnoccupe dand for rent. Apply at the Dry-G ood
store Of Poston u Richards. to
Clksv'e, Feb. Is, '56-t.) II. II. POSITION
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.


THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills ar, expressly combined 10
operate on the stomach. the livei, the kidneys
the lungs, the skin, and The bowels, correcting
any arrangement in their functions, pnrifylne
The blood, she very fountain Of life, and thus
curing disease mall ss forms
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT. (.
Heafy half the human race nave taken Theses Z
Pills. II has been proved in all parts Of the
world, that nothing has been found equal 10 them
IN cases OF disorders Of the liver, DYSPEPSIA. and
stomach comp lsints generally They soon give
healthy tohe 10 these organs, however much
deranged aud when all other means h,v failed.
GENERAL DEBILITY, ILL HEALTH.
Many Of the mt st deepotic Governms nts have
opened teir Cus'om Houses TO the introduction
Ct these Pills, that they may become the medi
cine of the masses Learned Colleges admit that
this medicine is The hest remedy ever nown for
persons Of delicate health CT where the system has
been inn irrd as its iuvigOrating properties never
fail 10 afford relief.
EEMALE COMPLAINTS.
! No'femsle, Young ar old. should be without this
celebrated medicine II corIscts and regulates
the monthiy courses at all periods acting in many
cases like charm. II Is so the best an6 safest
medicine that can bs given to the children Of all
age' and for any complaint; consequently no
family should be withort it.
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
AND THE
FARMER'S GUIDE.
Great reduction IN the price Of the IatsT PNbiea.
flea

T.. ScorS a. 60 !, ut NENg oaS. continue 10 pub
lish the following leading Btitish Periodicals. viz
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EEssI sV'EyED.
NOTICE.

lNVeh II III,
On the ST week in Jamara 1885 will mevt
MY Stock Of cPorHinpt Fafk, 'sabs Boots h Shoe.
TO the house now occupied by w. 4. Bryarl,
next door To T. McColluch. Az persons wsntin
goods. in my line will fluid Il to their advsntag,
to call aud see my took as am se hem very
low before moving, in order 10 Recuce nv St"cl
Dec. 81 lsh5 - A b. II ,RRISON.
LEATHER! LEATHERM LEATHERn!
ALARCI assoriwant Of Sole, Harness anr
Uppeh leather Calf skins &c, evefy variety OF
Backsmiihs Carpenters, Copper aud Shoe TOO =
also Coach CrTisge, S 1lrry aud Shoe finding,
all Of which wi be solL ,ow for cash. or TO pune
tn al dealers on short time. All accounts du,
when called for.
BEAUMONT & M'CALL
New g. SLY
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THE EDINBURG REVIEW. (whig.)
p.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, Gree
ChErch.)
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THE LONDON oUARTkRLY(couserys,i,,
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planters s. stabie-NeepcTs,

Farmers Stock -reisers, PrnpTCtors Of Hotels. and
Others, could not lay outtheir money TO batter
advantage, rs Il is now generally ACKNOWLEDGED
that Corn CrRsncrs save . 10 30 per cent, ofthe
amount Of cgn consumed. For the convenience
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Fresh Arrivals!
FIRE SH ROCERIES

Hardware, &C., &C., &c.
II AGAIN ask attention of Planters and House
sseeeBI;::rato my additional supplies of Java
and :Mocoa COFFEE, Coffee BUGAR, MO
LASSEG RICE, SALT, FISH, dc,
Irish Potatoes,
Stilrlower-below cost-cbeap enough for
table use. I havei still about THIRTY BAR
RELS which, am determined to close ont.
A New Supply
Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Burning Fluid, Put
ty, and Window Glass, French; and American.
O.. K,
Rectiied, Rye and Eagle WHISKEY, which
j wish to close out Immediately at q little
.ibove cost for cash.
a Hardware.
Hoes of every variety, from 20 to IS cts,' and
.still l6wer per dog. Hand Saws, Vices Anvile,
Smiths Tongs, Bellows, Pitch Forks, Shovels,
lSpndes, and Nails Of every No., from to 40
;penHg. CHAIHiS-Leg, Lock, Fifth and draw.
hng., ,..s,.r ,..... .,.,,.<., .,sss-.,,
Also, to Young and Old,
THERE'S an application made toeeme forward
q Wooden and eaneseatea j oGK1NG CHAIRS
and any othc hind you Inas' wart as have
,TtfeW left andWill 5self at cost for cssh.sj -'&
5sS Guns.
YxopT.want Guns that win shoot md Ei
,oyesf TOO ds,$eall on II: s, Kxnn and hssssil
." efowyou few of them. "a eas.sSssss
'<,,"ES .., ~. Tohoceo and Cigars,
Tobacco sof every quality, from 16 scts t.
;$I.Oo :perlb Cigars, many brands. =. y !
.,a'. Aiiofthe above articles, and ndhy. .dthefi
may be found at The Grocery ssss, & Pr. I,,,,t
Ani ?, 4sta No. gask Ra5ss.
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Senate, on the 10th and '2Oth insts., by
the Senator from Massachusetts, and found
therein language which regarded as un.
justly rejecting, not only upon the history
and character of South Carolina, but also
upon friend and relative.
To such language, thought 1 had a
right to take exception, under the circun,.
stances. The Senator from South Carroll
M, who was effected by these remarks, be.
ing absent from the Senate and the city
| had reason to believe that the Senator
from Massachusetts did not acknowledge
that personal responsibility from wrong in
personal department which would have
saved me the painful necessity Of the col:
lision which sought, and in my Judgment
therefore, had no alternative but to act
as did. That the assault was made in
the Senate Chamber WAS caused only by
the fact Tint after. a careful search else.
where OH the previous as we'll as on tile
same day, the offender could not be found
outside the walls Of the Senate Chamber
and tho Senate had adjourned, for more
than an hour previous to the assault.
submit tho foregoing statement from
tic high respect have for the Senate of
the United States d ask that it NAV be
received as full disclaimer of any design
or purpose to infract its privileges or to Of.
fend !; dignity. I cheerfnlly add, that
should the facts as reported 10y the com
mittee of the Senate, be nevertheless nec-
tssarily considered as conclusion of law,
my earnest wish is to atone for it as far as
may be by this unhesitating and unqualified
apology. ~
Asking that you will-oblige me by COM
,inunlcating this to the Senate, as its presi-
ding officer, have the honor to remain,
sir, with great respect, your obedient ser.
want, p. S. BROOKS
Hon. J. D. Bright, President of the
Senate.
The letter was read, laid on the table,
and ordered to be printed.
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Senator Wilson to Mr.. Brooks.

WAsHIsaroN, May 2e,.lo1- o'clock.
Sir Your note of tile 9th inst. was
placed inmy hands by your friend, General
Lime, at twenty minutes. past ten this
morning.
Il characterized on the floor of tho Sen:
ate the assault upon my colleague as "bru--
tai, murderous, and 1cowardly." I thought
so them think 80 now. Ishave no quail.
fications whatever to make in regard to
those words. - -
- / have never entertained or expressed in
the Senate or elsewhere the idea of per.
sonal responsibility in the sense ofs the 'du-
elist. Ibave always regarded duelling as
the lingering relic of barbarous civiiiza.
ton, which the law of. the country has
branded as crime. .While, therefore, j
religiousIy believe inr the right Of sell
ds&nce, in its broadestr sensaT the law 81
my, country and the matured, convictions
of my whole life alike forbid me to meet
you for the purposeindicated in younsletter;
: Your obedieht servant, !:
/: HENRY. WILSON: :
Hon. P. s. Brooks. - @F .Ii'iF
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SPRING GOODS---1S56.
].F. BURCHARD g. CO., AUGUSTA, Ga.

Broad st., Opposite Masonic Hall,
\ RE now receiving an unusually choice
IA variety of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they arc selling nt the very lowest pr-
cbnsers is very cordially and respectfully inv-
ted Their stock embraces the following. o.
mong others, of French English and american
productions. Particular attention is asked to
Patusli, Lupin. Seydoux, Lieber d Co.'S manu-
facture of Bombazines, challies. deaines
baregcs grenadines. dc. Thirrin d Milliards
black and colored challies, margnisc, veil
berage, md tissues.
PRINTED GOODS.-Steinbacl, Kocchlinks,
Percale, brillantes, cambrics jaconcts, lawns,
orgsndies aud berages,
Paris black silks, superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
Fourlands, very handsome;
French and English Calicocs Of Stein
bach's Hogles Monteiths d Eorton's;
Cnscs of Ginghans black and fancy, all prices;
Trintod challics and berage dclaines, from low
priced to very rich
American lawns and musns;
Calcoes, low price and fast colors
HOUSEKEEPLNG GOODS.
Richardson's Linena and other makers, q
very full assortment in all varieties for shirt
Ing, sn6etlnE, piiioW casing, Gc., dc. OirOs-eye
diapers, Scotch ditto. towelling and towels,
Turkish Bath, hc f; window drapery, lace and
muslin, DC, dc.
Summer. Goods for Gentlemen and Boys in
Linen drllings DO, cottonndcs of all Sorts vest
ings spring cnssimeres. cnsl,merett drab etc, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
An unrivaled assortment Of slleetipgs and
ahirtings brown and bleached, from 3-4 to 12-4
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes
-, PLANTATION GOODS
OF every sort and kind; considered desirable
to have, by the piece or bale. In addition to
the above, we have the very finest assortment
Of collars Laces and Enibroideries in general,
!. to be found probably in the State.
= p. J. r. BURCIIARD l. co.
Mag 2, 1856. 52-ly
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M. STR AUSS,
CO K E S 3 U B Y

rs so MUCH. Engaged in selling and boxing
4 out his NEW STOCK OFsSPRING AND
SUMMER. GOODS, purchased in New York,
Philadelphia, BALTIMORE :7and Charleston, that
he has not the time to specify and detail. Ev-
cry one says-and what'eyery one says must
be so-that it is the Cheapest, Fsnest end Best
Stock brought to CokesbuEy. Consistingof
Prints, Jaconet, Muslins, ROBES, Organdies,
BRILLIANTESs Ginghams;
.Bareges, Tissues, Labaradore, CIIALLY, MA.
w RABOUT SATINE; =
MAHABQUTsBAssALE, GRAPE MARETZ,
CAUSE MEXICANA;
The aboye new Goods in oil colors as well in
Mourning style. "a
MANTALETS. and AiANTILLAs, Ribbons,
Collars! Sleeves and Trimmings
BoNNETs AND HATS: -,
For GENTS, BoYssepds YOUTH, Goods o.
cottonads einans, prse d'Esa, jcashmarsts
de- ALEC, .
READY.MADE cLoTalNe,
Boots, Slippers Gaiters; md 4Gbildren's Shoes
HATS AND CAPS,
EBesides his full stock in.HARDwARE,G GRO
Gerry, CRoGKERYsShnd
sTAgI0NERY: AND SCHOOL BOOKS
My stock issfoa complete in altsits slepar:
i1hsnts.s Thankful for the patronage hsretefor
fsivsn. to me, hope that the present stocl
leslsSted scith great care and under the beSSsd9
asansegss viii be- the strongest indueementst
.lIgs ofa iFends shd castopsfs.. New onss com
can buy 5as cheap from lps Ss ,snx where 2isi
besides a1afgs I'D hsaatisfnr assert inert tos'
cokesbpsy. April =. 1855 Is - = aea
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from the writings (paruy unpublished) OF
Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe. After
commenting briefly on the capacities and
prospects of the negro race, and criticising
portion of Senator Summers speech, the
speaker deprecated the principles and ten
dencics of the Republican party" and
closed with an expression of his confidence
in tho prevalence Of what he deemed wiser
and more patriotic counsels.
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Correspondence of the Anderson aasstte,
LEAvENwoRTH Cry, KANSAS. Mav4.

VIII, AhN6AS, MAY "a
Dear E. ''e: have been in this citv
for over two weeks, and owing to an intense
excitement caused by the recent outfages
OF the Abolitionists at Lawrence, 1 have
been prevented from writing you a letteh
IT IS not my purpose now to write yod 4
letter for publication. Matters here have
come to IN open issue of arms; the recent
assassination Of Jones, the Sheriff of Doug
las County, while attempting to arrest s. N.
Wood, and other Abolition thieves, at Law
renee, has arouseda feeling of deep resent.
ment in tho breast of the pro-slavery ideii
in this territory andeof tho "Border Ruff
ans" and others have called upon Gov.
Shannon, and he' admits that he can do
nothing, that claw and order' sz set at de-
hancc, and that he is overawed. Now we
intend to take matters into our own hat,iss
thrash the Aboltionists and restore order.
We have been organizing for two .weeks,
and collecting cannon, muskets and men,
and now the blow-will come; a:blowwhich
will cause blood to flow. Last night; was
elected First Lieutenant of company Of
"Bordcr Ruffians,", and to-day wo are pre-
pairing to march. Our provisions, mum
tions and arms are in tile wagons, and be-
fore the bright, beautiful sun whicllis now
shining goes down, we will DO far on our
road. Lawrence is a-wcll fortified and we'll
garrscncd'town amply supplid with pro-
visions, men and arms, and before we take
it, many a brave fellow will fall, and mucll
good blood flow. We have right, law and
order upon. our side, and we intend to strike
this blow, as the last hope of salvation for
the South. If should survive the battle
and get back here, will. edit a newspaper.
A prospectus enclose, and hope yon. will
insertsin your paper, and get. me as amany
subscribers as possible. Ny copartuer, Col.
Goode, has gone now to purchase the press,
and materials, and the prospect is good
here for making money out Of it, and. ad-
vancing the cause of the South--contribu-
tions Of money in behalf of the cause and
paper will be quite acceptable. yIndeeI
Earle, | hope Gen. Harrison, yourself and
other pro-slavery men, will raise one or two
hundred dollars, and send on to me as: soon
as you can, for I have been placed ina,
somewhat prominent position ever since my
arrival here nothing has been thought Of
but battering down Lawrence, and arrestine
Cow Reeder, Robinson, & Co, this, vein
tend +. to do; !; and in preparing for this cam
paign expresses have been sent-rnany Of
them [ rode myself and balb
bought, provisions, powder and tean1s .p.ir-:
chased; all Of which cost money and ass
snre you that I have paid my share ~ It..
Therefore, sustain me. -
WARREN D. WILKES.
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WHOLE NUMBER nl3,

the crib. Bridges, mills, &C., were swept
away by the dozen. Land on which wheae,
oats and grass were growing suffered far
less thad the corn land. The wheat crop
in Middle Tennessee promises to be the
largest ever grown.-The Hessian fly has
done considerable damage but as thero are
about three times rs many acres of wheat
as thereswere last year, we may safely cal
culate for an abundant wheat harvest from
that State.-Atidnta Intelliqcncer.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

EH Advertisements inserted for shorter
period than three months will be charged rs
cents per square (2 lines less) for first inser.
'ticn and S74 per square for each continuance.
eB Any one advertising by annual or semi
annual contract can change his advertisement
monthly, if he desires.
tB- Subscribers to the paper who do not
Ray their subscriptions within the year will be
charged 81 so. TAprif 20, 1855
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VOLUME 4---NO. 6.
THE INDEPENDENT PRESS
PUBLHTtKp WEEKLY, At ABBRvILLE, 9. O,
AT4pH DOLLAR A YEAR,

H. rculation of nearly one thousand
~, sNeA hoville District and is constantly
incfsa sa. Its circulation in this State is
about fourteen hundred, and its entire liet of
subscribers numbers over sixteen hundred. 1t
Is therefore offered to tho mercantile and busi.
ness community generally as the best a1verti-
Solina.
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Senator Wilson and Mr.. Brooks.
coRREsPoNDENcE.

consciousness.
Mr.. Brooks to Senator Wilsou.
FLIST's HOTEL, May 27, 1856.
Sir-1n the Senate to-day, when refer.
ring to the. collision with Mr.. Sumner. YOU
spoke Of my conduct as "cowardly," thus
making yourself An arbiter of true courage
In debate in the Senate heretofore, YOU
declared yourself responsible for what you
might ssyatliere and elsewhere.
L, therefore, hold myself at liberty, by
this note, to request that you will inform
me, without delay, where and when, outside
of this district, a further note will find you.
Respectfully &C., P.S. BROOKS.
Hon. Henry Wilson.
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