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NoRFoLK.-The u. s. steamer Dispatch was to
sail from Norfolk yesterday for Pensacola, with a
detachment of U. s. marines. There was snow
in Norfolk Monday. Among the letters detained
in the Norfolk post Office for non.payment of post
age, are two for Mrs. Mary Carter and John Ruth
erfoord of Richmond f-E " .'. .
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Property in Plays.

There is bill before Congress to amend the
copyright act, SO a. to give dramatist the cole
right to print and publish, to act, perform. or rep
resent, any play of which he is the author during
the copyright term, and fixing the liability in da
images Of any psrson who shall infringe their rights
at one hundred dollars for the first offence, and
fifty dollars for every subsequent one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

CoEGREssIoSAL-Monda the Senate, Mr.
Seward submitted Q number of Pacific Railroad
memorials which were laid on the table, -
Mr. Sumner introduced memorial asking that
the sons and daughters of deceased soldiers of the
wars of the Revolution and of 1912 may have
bounty lands. .... Hi.. Is
All the information in the possession of the De-
partment respecting the Indian difficulties in Ore
gon. Washington and Utah Territories, was re-
ceived. rrs.' -. .H,. "
Mr. Toombs, from the Committee on the Judi
ciary, reported back the bill respecting the natu
ralizaton laws, with recommendation that it do
not pass. s.-- =
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A Premium City.

The New Workers. think An exhibition Of the
cities of all nations should be gotten up, New York
would take the frst premium for filth There IL
the blacklist and thickest mud In the world to be
found there, and . greater number and variety of
sterches than those of the famous city Of Cologne.
The odorous exhalatioLs of Gotham defy AL com.
petition. 1t is the opinion of the New Workers
that Cologne may be awful but New York is
offaier e. =
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A whole s6uled Commonwealth.

We have heretofore noticed the statement that a
tax of fifty cents per capita upon each slave Is Is
sessed by the citizens Of South Carolina for the
purpose of raising funds to defray the expenses of
Southern emigration to Kansas This tax is q
voluntary contribution from the people, and 1t is
Of rsre occurrence than any citizen does not free
ly and promptly pay it, By means of the sum
thus raised three hundred young men were for.
warded to Kansas from Charleston last week
We don't invoke the people of Virginia to lay
similar tax on themselves for the purpose of send
ing men to Kansas; but we can't help thinking
what timely aid it would be to the old Common:
wealth If q tax of like amount could be contribus
ted By Virginia for internal Improvement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

WAETED-A New York journal publishes the
following remarkable want:
Wanted-"by an ancient maiden lady, local
habitation and NAME"
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A NEW HEAD.-A Western paper congratu.
iates itself upon sour new head" To which an
envious contemporary replies 1--WE hope the new
head has more brains than the old one." rt. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

THE TELEGRAPH LINE between Fredericks.
burg and Washington was still down yesterday
and last night. '' ..
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NEW YoRx. April 2o-Arrd, schrs Margaret, Hen.
SON. Petersburg Sophia Ann, Smith; and A. H. Brown,
Endicott, Richmond.
April 2l-A,rived. schr. C. P. Brown, HazIewood,
Richmond Cid, schr. Manchester, Chichester, Rich
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a STOP THE RUNAyVAY-20 DOL

- STOP THE RUNAsVAY-2O DOL.
G@ LARS REWARD -Ranaway from the farm
. IA of the subscriber, about five miles from Rich.
- mond, NEGRO man, named TONEY, the pro-
- perty Of Mr.. Rich'd 1. Cooke, of whom had
hired him. for the present yearsaid left about
the last of March He 10 black, we'll formed-about
Eve feet eleven or twelve inches high and stammers
considerably, especially if little confused-sged
about twenty three 1t is probable he il lurking some
where in Richmond, its vicinity, or IN the neigh
borhood of Jefferson, Powhatan county, where he
has relations The above reward will Be paid de-
livery of said negro to me in Ricomond OF combining
him in Jail, so that can get him. foa' I -
an 23-.-2awSw ..aft DAN,f & DEI,APIANE
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PROMOTED BY THE GovEREoR.--Captain J.
Lucius Davis has been appointed by the Governor
Major of the 4th Regiment of Cavalry, in place Of
shsrwin McRae. promoted to be Lieutenant
Colonel .ffsa ~
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DowNEY's PROVERBS. Rev. w. s. Dow
SEY presented rs yesterday, with copy of bis
Book Of Proverbs, very handsomely printed - -
These proverbs exhibit good deal of common
sense conveyed In pithy sentences Mr. D. boasts Of
some very high names In the list of subscribers TO
his little book. We observe among them Queen
Victoria, Louis Napoleon. President Pierce, and
various noblenen and high officials. 3fs.fht
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

h BLEDsoE ON sLAvERL-sThe book Of Professor
Bledsoe Of the University Of Virginia. on Liberty
and Slavery, b attracting great admiration It
IN light Justly be entitled 'rhs End of Controversy
on the slavery subject An who have read Il agree
that hisa master piece Of argument; irresistible
and unanswerable. Professor Bledsoe 10 one of
the FIRST intellects Of the age. a. ~ .sss MI
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We are indebted to Smith g. Cosby, periodic
dealers, Broad street. for Northern papers
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usTs $50. N. nx1ncisco. Ksq.4.lt WAs
rumofsd on the ssetS . srday that Il w your m
tsntis4to bssexe c4l&dsts fSr the once Ct CONF
Wa13s n such \ the {6cs tho voters Of Chat Ward
he's feasop TO oeagrst1tats themselves that IN opp0f
tudty IL afforded them 81 electing estiesblo 1nd
competent young gentleman to that ofiess Wefe
the whole city Of Richmond to be searched over no
man Of superior clsims for the dschsee 81 TIE duties
q sis cfs s cssA q fssnd e III Of John ~
buus1t espobis aud 81 iadsfStieSbls Industry Cor.
dially Will ws support him at the ncsnieatirg meet
iur fhi 1e learn viii b. ke1d at shs Bn1ted Ststes
Hotsi to-nisht| end sarsestly entrest I'll whs ssiry
q sxeellsnt ofissr 70 % hkewise.l E 4ss4sz
Is T-ft JEFFERSON WARD. &
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~ Sale Of Earnest's stable, &C., ON
tenton thu sale this day commencing at Al O'Clock
of Earnest's Stable, dwelling &c. on Council Cham.
ber Hill. TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Tg.s
ZAP 2S.--1t 7tfsF ~ 's- s's9ta Auctfoneers :.
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An IRISH BuLL.--A Dublin journsl claims that
lie head q the Bun family, Queen Victoria. y Of
irish descent. Nothing could be more natural
,han that tho bert bun extant should b Of Irish
attraction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

- Landscade Wire Screens.--Au EN-.
tirely new and beautiful article for Windows Just
received and for sale by ~ 0s
,lS 4 JOHN F. REGNAULr,
Z ap 2s---St ,as 1872 Main street.
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J CATION-The well known and popular House
- and Restaurant on Bollingbrook street, Peters
burg known as the "HoMEsTEAD," IL now for rent.
and possession win be given immediately, lease
of one, two, or more years. $50 - 20. er,f
The upper part of the House contains two large
Drawing Rooms with f I ling doors. go
There are alss good Klchens, Smoke house, OYSTER
house. Cellars all In good order, with plenty Of good
water large yards, and room for Bowling ALLEY and
many other conveniences. 5eta 49, o. .'I2 '4
Recently the above establishment fitted mp for
Restaurant but would suit for any business either
in the Grocery, Commission or Dry Goods line. Ad-
'D'' 80 c. BROWN L CO,
Es4...s.. -...al7 pateyshuru
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s..AkEsEc1AsrlADslsssoE--The London Times,
g g rssisw sfths origin, progress ard resuih q
sesssfn wer, rsasssaa1ly aahlts' has Finland
- se@s CT = ~ contess vifh her once It'll
e'aay nsessasiea sadly DAMAGED ssse s,
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CALLING NAhEs-The London Times calls
Gen Cas- . very incorporate and very foul.
neuthsd old fellow The Aisxandris Gazette
shtsks that the London Times Il - very intem..
psrafe and foul -mo6thed" Journal s =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

b YOUTHFUL DELrSQUENTs.-The report of the
Chief of Police of New York city, shows that in the
year 1855, the total number Of commitments was
81, 500, of whom six thousand four hundred and
six. or eighteen per cent, were under twenty
years of age. The same report shows that the age
Of the great majority of prisoners in that city Ii
under thirty years. ~ .a...-.--,i ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

HAVING PURCHAsED OF DANIEL
- w. HARDESTY his entire stock Of GOODS,
consisting Of the usual variety of Cloths Csssmeres
hereby eon,tiats and appoint ROLLING ROLLINS HAIR HaR
LoRiNS, III e SI.ae5s. r &c sty Of Riehmosd
sp Is-lst. 90 WiLLixM BURTON.
LIN STREETS, FOR LEASE Or RENT.-Ths
of years. that valuabis lot located a above adjoning
the residenee Of Dr. James Besle. Apply at once to
ap 2l-6t 0,5E GODDIN xPfEHSoN.
A A NJ s, EXPRESS COMPANY has
'is y ',sss w Z: TO-
HAKDKN,S HORSE POWDKRs..-TEcs
u Powders have been used for ten years and have
ing Horses in coed conditions proving their a..
petite, removing srubs or wors relieving them when
f9undered, distempered or hide.bcund, and giving
by all friends Of the noble animal, 80 .F''S-
!, fics = cents ana IL eta paper Pf:Pssed only
apIs aaafsem ~ s7aaI 10 $50 p,u..;.,
aRoGANp tHE ASD ,,s.,.5 IS AZ.
fresh Thomsston Lines also Is tors city ground Piss.
ssri nov 2" in store and for sale hy =. = -
sSsss:, KS ) , s sS .Ies
superior quality shd order; in store Tor sais By 81
ap 10 WINSTON POWERS.
NELL AND GARDEN FUNIPs..-7she
Nv subscriber has just received another supply Of
thoss ssls6.sted WELL and GARDEN PUMPS that
have given entire s.isisotios * every pSrsos shss
hes uaed-them. Call and sse them VI L IS s.sFs
,s.s2ss fss s,s,ss44aa .CHA9r II. LANGLEY, *
/. Tin cad shaek Iron Mapu fhctnrsr,
NH lsth strpst Ssivsen Nsln and Cay.
EOH BALK..A compleeo SODA WATEH
AffARATuR With tive tesstsias 81 in God
oEder Asc, large quantity q ec1s Wafer and Fer.
ter eottiess Apply - Il p. nRAuEe,
~ 2l-ptf s 1 81 Stall Ne. q HFx Markst.
ENE4SH FKzCHE6 And T0a1zIWk To-
- - dessn sans saeh jnss seeeixsl e.a sos sslshJ
$ ..s,a iockssr Aap iaS s.s:.. .
ESOR 6AEE RR1VATHlsY ~He E0snain u
- sahs .eitys : ysEy Aks!y H0usE la..L sseA ~
yesas old-sold for no fask, Appay = she snes.
& ~ 4Nr-4ks - zz..s..S $3.50 -
uA{x-kAz halSee0 Hrln4 Aeseh agtyevI
n HAY, essee e eekssaar y 3s WSs9oss, d.sH
szpeeseds I'D fes spis ~ sssa 49, BOVINE Mr.
~ H. nlxsT 4 tsasAasA -
: es.@n sssas sd saz saai4 Il ssAs
kAe4tseasfsa9 Nfss s4sas -
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Y e AN ADMIRER.

render your gums sound and heslthy--by the use of
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID II relieves and
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breshs free from ai Injurious mat
ter and il recommended BY physicians and dentists,
For sale by PURCELL. LADD Il CO /; BENNETT,
BEERS l. FISHER; ADIE Il GRAY; LAIDLEY
X ROBINSON; GKUBBS 4 sAPPERSON and all
Druggists. Price SO cts Z s1s8s3 sp 2S-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-23

TNI ROY n ID n O l. ID Z IL 6EAM
1 SHIRTS April ls56.--The Subscribers call at.en-
ton the above srticle of their own napufacture
pearance. As guarantee for the quality and style,
and sso to show how the public aPpresists this gar
ment, add that we have sold during the iast three
months one hundred dozen of this celebrated make.
call is solicited from those wishing something gen
teel and perfect in fit We shail endeavor to keep an
assorted line Of the different styles and 20 thss
article. can have from IS 100 dozen from which to
saiscf - CROSHON0 & TUPMAN,
80 - I 80 =. -. Ito Main st.
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q POP GOks THE WEAZEL.
III When was bound apprentice. itwu In Lon
] served my boss quite truly, and his name was Mr.
For watches of all sizes was made BY him. Won .0o.
But left that famous city, for Ameiies to Co.
Itook store, you all know the watch business o
TRY,
Until found sinking fast, ia selling jewelrv
But my friends advised me, long ago, who for me wsn
To give up selling pretty things, and keep to myrs
pairing.
So I've given mp selling jewsry; and shall thank you
II your watches should nsed repairing why just give
For any work You may bring to me- If it should be ia
And all SAX 10 but trial, to make them keep good
time. Il
So now tell you, and all, il your watches should
but stop,
Go take walk up Main street, and there you'll sua
my shop; .>+.
All kind. Of clocks and jswsly, if either you've got
& to do, f.g4f ~
At the corner Of Eleventh street still lives BAR.
THOL-0-MEW. rl
IL w. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Of 1lth and Main strsets
N. B.-Every description Of Engraving neatly exs
cuted. Also. oil sorts Of Hair Ornaments done On th
! shortest notice. .Tat an q
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ET"Aleck HutchesOn0 for 3 b Q r H..
Tho friends of HUTCHESON tths peoples cand.
date for sheriff. viii meet him at the 81 cunt Vernon
Hots, THURSDAYNlGHT.a at o'clock Let there
be large attendance. Refreshments will be provi-
ded for those W no may attend. ap 23-2t
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- 4 F11R KE NT,..Thnf very desirRb!e
.a dygellipa on 4th, between Broad and Marshall,
III contsins II rooms, large brick Kitchen with
rooms and cellar for wood and coal, gas and CITY
water on the premses Possession given let MAY: or
sooner if required. sai.s ISAAC L. CARY.
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NT113AZTNEH KOR MAY, at
Nl SMITH & COSBY'S, No. Isl Brosd g.,

M Smith L COSBY'S, No. Isl Broad str
and Franklin st., near the Exchange. !.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK for May, asc. 80
PETEPSON'S MACHINE lec.
ARTHURS HOME do. lSc
BALLOU,S DOLLAR do. zoe. 81
.IESLTE.SNEW YORK JOURNAL, 1sc. Is as
YANKEE NOTIONS, for May, 12lc. af7.g
11ALoNDON PUNCH, per steamer Africa, l2ac
- LESLIES ILLUSTRATED NEWS, for April
NEW YORK LEDGER, for April g, containing
the continuation of Syvanus Cobbs great Story the
ssCun- maker of Moscow" Terms 50 year, single
copies cents. $50 sea% sp 23--lts :
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AGENCY NOTICE .-.Au persons are
"A hereby notified that have appointed GEORGE
w, .BRADLEYm my agent for the purpose of keeping
Retail Grocery Store at his house, in the own OF
Fulton, in Henrico eounty-the said business to be
conducted altogether upon the cash system. $3.50.
sp 2S-w DANIEL HUNT.
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LOST.

s N 4a sets& .AkMOHx n. l.. L. BLUEs
eta 81 re . April I'D, 1856
In consequence Of important bus,us..
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the COURT or 81
CURRY viii be postponed until SATURDAY avs,
ing next the 26lh inst, ats O'Clock when eli nss.
70 the lst April 1856, win be asssasd, uness MAJ
hers appear and make their excuses All the A..
sesnts will notify their squsds OF this change.
= - By order Of the PfeHdent Of che Court.
sp 22ATWAs - WIN. H. FRY. LIST ssrft
n NATIONAL GUARD, ATTENTION
Assemble st Lafayette Hail. on WEDNEsOl
M evening, at quarter o'clock, for drill Mar
" beers will please be punctusl.
By order Of Lieut.. johnson
.p q q - Y. I. FoRE, Orderly.
20 THE OFFICKKs and Men6er, n
Ny the Grand Lodge Of Virginia arc requested n
4" attend Ct Charlottesville ON WEDNEsOaY
the S0th isst ct 10 o'clock A. NJ to assist In lawn,
the corner stone Of Presbyterian Church
BY order Of the NJ W. g Master An DID,,
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Nl black Bombszines, Apaccas, Chaes Bsreges
Tissues and Hernannas. Also, Grape Collars ana
Sleeves black Kid and Silk Gloves-low for cash, OF
to punctual customers. :
i' w. P. PERKINS l. CO.,
g 14i Eaplo S0,,Lra
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"a yI kiER 4 aIf,s5.b HSR pAs-
- ----- - = ----OE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ARRANGEMENT.-On and after Thursday, May
mail train will lssve Richmond daily (Sundays
exceptedD at O'Clock. A. M .;arrvns ae the junction
(breakfast housed st 10, A. NJ, and Danyie S.
P. M. Returning. leave Danyllls st IL NJ; arriving
junction $50, p. NJ, and At Richmond 7.l8, Pm.
r. =. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
Aiehruona Anil !. .. !. =.
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0fH hin addition to the stock previously on hand,
coa.pIses one of the largest and best assortments
ever offered to the trade in this market. Persons In
want of Watches cannot fail in being suited from
our assortment, as we have them from all the most
celebrated manufactures in Europe. All Watches
sold by u are warranted as represented.
Particular attention paid to repairing fine Watches,
such as Chronometers, Duplex Lever and Lepine.-
All work done by us warranted for twelve months.
...sf .ar MYERS 3 JANKE ISL Main streeti
N. B.-The highest nsrkst price paid tor old Silver
in cash or trade. f.e 5~s- 50. ts 2 q
: an 90 4
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axEA FOR SA l. x .-Havfug three
? y6akH nilch Cows, fresh 10 the pail I offer for
T ssle two Of them: one il genuine Devon

akAaand was purchased ct the agricultural
fair in 1884, two years Old at which time she receiy
ed the second premium the best two old heifsE
She also took premium ct the last fair chs now has
genuine Devon bull calf by her side, three wssks
old One. seventh-efAhts Devon years old, with .
calf by genuine Devon b1ll, the other half Dur.
ham, giving u gallons Of milk per day, the calf Of
which have sold. will sell either two a. have no
use for but one. aae s5d8 sc as
ap 2l-t aHe ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
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AMUsnMHuTA.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL3s, 1853.
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- > laFlk { 2 7 2 y 81 So - a.
es.Sn sssas skl sAS saai4 +
saesassssfas nssa - !.
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THE sALAhiANDEK sAFEs, OF PHIL.
i ADELPHIAuA0AINST THE w . d.
EVANS & WATSON have hsd the snrest demon
straton In the following Certificates that their
ufacture of Salamander Safes has at length fully war
ranted the Representations which have been made Of
them rendering undoubted security against the
terrific element: s' ssf$ s=4t - ~ 1H@ = f.-ts
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cIRCuLATE rHE- DOCUMENTS /


Intinations have been thrown from time TO tine by
the Washington correspondents Of the distant press that
there exists In this city political organization known 10
the abolition world az the Republican Association Of
Washington When how the organization was effected
whether It's nominal existence il secured BY frequent ex
tracts from hotel registers as the at the creation
Of the black republican convention at Pittsburgh We are
advised bat We are advised 81 the fact that under
the supposed influence OF this centralized political nyth
publishing in this city have undertaken to hood
the country with the choicest productions Of Sew.
ard, Hale GUNNER Blair Co Whether the political as
ISOLATION the printing association the aflerhougbL
whether the making Of money the making of con-
Verts to aboltonsm Is the attractive governing principle
it is not for say but certain il Is that the printing in
strumenliy Of the negro wosappers is not likely TO I'M
any pecuniay loss in the publishing o. their noenda
ny documents
This beautiful publishing association, although they
profess 70 90 p for the largest liberty determined ut
the time TO obtain the largest price for their phaE
thropic labors. In their circulars to the free States
they offer 10 furnish in convenient shape and from the
pens OF the most prominent abolitionss all the current
Misrepresentation and alsehoods in regard the slavery
question: the political and social condition of the South
and the past and present state of affairs in Kansas Terri
AZ fatcS-We queue
Documents Of pages 50 cents and 10 pages AZ 81 rs
per 100 copies and sent free Of postage 81 and So per
loo copies" The berality OF these rates win be
fully appreciated when the reader learns that the prices
asked teave par cent higher than the prices charged
at the Union Office for documents of the size and
humber.
1t is of little consequence, however whether ebOon
documents sold above below the standard of
reputable publishers for when persons bent taking
poison, they do hege about the price Our duty
democrats presents itself in couueractipg shape We
do propose fight fire with fire." but propose to
the steady steathy persistent publications of these
abolition ncendiaries with stubborn facts with eloquent
truths with appeals and persuasive exhortaons in
behalf of The Union the constitutions and the equal and
eregn rights of the States In the Coming political strug
gle the people should not and must not lack light in
formation The able earnest and patriotic messages of the
President covering documents which furnish 10 themselves
overwhelming efutaton of abolition alsehoods and abo
ton SANDERS and the eloquent and argumente speeches
hade by democratic senators and democratic members of
the House the great issues before The country should be
scattered broadcast the land Our friends Congress
and Of Congress- should not neglect or mpertecy dis
charge these important counteracting dues Let the
trath and the whole TRUTH go to the people Circulate The
docunseatsi