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emission Of the right af The alien 10 participate
III the legislation Of the territory. aud IN framing
the Institutions of the inchoate State prepare
tory TO lis application for admission into the
'.eonfrderaey, il there in all its bdeous aud re
"soting deformity. Then how can Amtriedns
| "npprnve the bill. or fail. without IA clear and
''manifest dereliction of duty. to express their
deep de,e-ta'ion Of this locofoco enormity p
That may all be well enough. but if we had be"n
in the stanton Convention, remembering that
Mr. Fillmore. while President. signed n bill tfor
Washington Territory embodying the same pro-
vision We should have doubted the policy Of
mixing pronunciation Of such feature III the
Kansas bill the basis Of our support OF him
The American concludes it remarks with the
following sentence. I'VE earnestly hope that
'.our contemporary Of the Yirguan. whose able aud
consistent advocacy Of The grent principle that
"imerienns shoutA rule 4merica" deserves the
'.oredi, so freely accorded him by tho party Of
"which he il n member. will review bis opinions,
land withdraw his opposition 10 the only item Of
.'ihe Staunton resolutions to which be does not
"accord bis cordial assent" We copy tbs pas.
saee for the purpose Of relieving the American
and It's purity from oil embarrassment resulting
from the supposition that we are members of the
American party We not and have at no time
been. We are independent, old-line Wings in
olining 10 Anercanism TO the extent of believing
that the naturalization laws should be changed
Pint immigration has ceased to be desirable to the
country. and that as it is used TO augment the
politienl prcpondcrenoe of the North aud
to build up free States out Of the Territories
in tho North West, it is highly pre-
judicial TO tho Southland that in cleo
tons and appointments to office aud in
the general administration and manage
ment Of governmental matters, federal, state aud
municipal, though foreign born citizens should
mol be put under any legal disability, the native
born ogieris pdribus should DO preferred. We
support Mr.. Fillmore for tho Presidency. not be
cause hois the nominee of the Philadelphia Con-
veniion, but, Remembering some of the scenes
and incidents of That gnthering) we may say rath
or, in spite of il. We support him because we
believe him 10 be n sound, conservative statesman
ardent in his pairiotismuaiona in bis sentiments
uisnlf.h aud conscientious in his adminisirntiv
policy, experienced, enlightened aud cutholic--
and. taken nll in all, answering more fully thc
demands Of the times and the exigcncos of the
country than my man now before the public.
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house: aad if the gentleman will reier io Mr.
fiilmore'- files he will find the very items On
which the Department made the recommendation.
The gentleman will acknowledge Mr.. Fillmore as
authority,
Mr. Davis. The honorable gentleman may
possibly produce an instance such "a he desig-
mated: but if there be any such thing tn be found
IN the records Of Congress. the honorable gentle
man will enlighien the public with curious doc
ulnent. But what | mean TO say il this that 1t Is
contrary to the practice Of the Government. The
very tnarshas themselves sir. do not return such
amounts. and indicate the general purposes tn
which they were applied We are not in the hah
II of adding up minute dimes and cents. IN order
10 get the aggregate: but we take the statement
Of the Department that the judiciary expenses "f
the ashal for certain purposes IN his district
amount 10 So much. and we appropriate the mon
ey, leaving the amount TO be paid by the depart
ment when the marshal shall establish to their
sat sfaction hat the items come under some of
the general laws. And the remedy for the abuse
which the honorable gentleman mentions il not
Ia turn AWAY unpaid the citizens OF Ohio. 1t Is
for the Administration to remove the officer who
has been guilty of The improper conduct. and not
10 turn away, without pay for their services. the
men who ha done nothing more than to obey
the law. ut the instance of the party appointed to
execute the laws.
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prof. D.s.ra,n on. ,,,c ",


all sufferers from the effects of the Indictment weather
lately call and procure bottle of his pleasant Electric on
1t cures like magic Price -, 50 and 81 per bottle.
Prof Death feels to be his duty himself and 10 the
public state explicitly that the article for sale by
Mrs. Anna T.. Smith, called in her advertisements Docf
Smith a. = Smith, Chemist, &e, &c. is DE Grah ,
Electric Oil"
Mrs Smiths professions TO knowledge of the preparations
of this celebrated remedy h MIR
Galutia Smith formerly engaged with Prof DE IN
keeping the books and ondenre of DE Co
but never instructed the manufacture Of the medicine
These parties have neither the right ability 10 make
DE Gratls Electric Oil aud can produce
the wonderful effects OF the original prepared by Prof De
Gfath himself at his old and well known establishments No
81 South Eoight street, below Chesnut Philadelphia
y Druggists will address tlNir orders him alone
For sale by Dr. j. H. SEAY and all Druggists throughout
the U. S. lmay LIS
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Hakef's sbITFtF-s--1IVr@Ts T.lTiUr.- ~
give this place In your paper tgr the benefit 9th
have been lfcrng with Dyspepsia for the la5, ee
wears Nthing scarcely seemed TO remain on my ~. w 5
That drank bad used everything thai could he
hut "a no purpose employed innst abI. - uaHt
hut instead Of giving relief continued grow,
some Of my friend' seeing my declining situation
mo az the only resort, try AKEHs PHRMTrg
without any faith sent aud got bottle and pEai @ In
gave slight Improvement then sent and eot M VIC
and hv thu nsp five bottles have been aat Me
can enjoy anything that may think proper to Pat LED
any uneasy SENSATION from H. In fact feel like ~, WHICH,
what have been The last ten years think n man r
tiers sn never ovefratnd IN cases VI DyspepsIa AM b
rous diseases as family medicine it has no rival u III "a
Yours IHOs. j. YAEBRoT,,,
Every family should keep few bottles on hand ''''h
Price 30 ceuts per bottle.
For sale by Mcssrs s;rother & Whitehead ,,a o.,
Jones Lynehbursi and by Druggists generally '''eF d
)
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a Sure Cure for FcIOu.-Whcn the sore lcss -
commences when far advanced he relievd
entirely cured by holding the finger or part afflicted in Pe
Davis Pain Killer for half hour II has been th,roai
tested and proves noverailng remedy. felon t,l
thing and would advise MI troubled to test H.
remedy
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER-Thc thousands who In.
relieved well the thousands who have the most mn
bounded confidence in Ty Darts Pezcabie Pair kir -
among special notices this week, another OF the a
tinna evidences Of the power of the application We are d.
ing act Of humanity hen we urge every family posses
themselves of it--BnTao Christian 1drocdte
Sold by all dealers in family medicine
1 l1.r
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FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERY.

lnIOI7n plNIlC THat
his UPHOLSTERY 81 SINESS and Is pre-.
pared to execute all orders in his line business with
and dispatch, such 5 PAPER HANGING and UTHOle
SlERN, Lounges Sofas, Tetes 1eteS. Easy Chairs,
~ WINDOW and BED CURTAINS made and Iat
Rooms neatly prepared Mattresses made over ANYTHING
.3nc in the Upholstery line.
20 All orders thankfully received and promptly attoud5l
10.
"a Office on Church street, between Washington IIs.t
and Masonic Hall. WM IOO~F
lg-d6m
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Fever and Ay.c-An rmfasislc a..

the word 10 produce any hfc!e "hh does not ropt,i
Ouinne Bark Arsenic, Mercury OF any noxons ar "tlh
pound to cure this nnn9 ING disease 50 chectuy as ca
rrous articles yet power In rclies "i
Fever and Ague wi be approached by any Of bs
$500, = = NJ, 80. ,ha u1rss - l. any on the Liver
ture e8pc from the system the seeds of Disease ar
bad the remains of Mineral Drugs which clog and &
" DESTROYS the constitution i't
See the of Mr. Longicn of Virginia: lie had c,n
twice day for years nothing would relieve bin NINA
tried Spanish Mixture, only three bottles of which d
fecualy restored him 10 health nor has he had return
disease since. lmay l5ai.a
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a Rcr:unscd Breati:.-What lady or gentleman wunlI
hor under the of lsagrceable bIea when
DOWpENS DENTAL FLUID il will not only ron Ter n
but make the teeth white alabascr, prevent
ache and preserve them from decay Recompended by
lists aud physicians everywhere
Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its
pnpes freckCs renders the skin beaui
full npartiug rich hue 1t greatest cosmetic
known being from all injurious matter Price 81
For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD.
eN VIII
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and Ship ehanuley business will give his uudvod attenti
to the FORWARDING AND COMMISSION 81 SlNESs
His location enables him to forward goods produce
very little expense than the customary drayage
from the basin.
Boats be discharged loaded in any kind of weather
and being near the steamers wharve by the Of TaTpa
Inns he ship tobacco necessary without to wealth
err without the slightest jryas IL is load and unoaded
der a Shed This will always insure prompt shipment
a. S. LEE.
sy Produce sold and goods purchased consignment
2lts A l.
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- HOKsys:G.s. HOUSE,

-. SDKsyEs.s. HOUSE
sE,'. MAIN STREET. Ll NCfl FL IG, IA.
tH,il VIII open LIST July ls5G WELLS & DE, Prop
AA'--A This House undergoing a change Of cor
struction that will place footing with the best
built Hotels The interior viii every Necessary
Heniencs tor guests aud will be furnished sfye t
gance and comfort suited the aud OF character
that will make trans in fact with the hotels
tie country. tnay l4d&ets
Fai1nvillo Journal, Bedford Sentinel. Western Star.
Salem Register, Fincastle Wing Fucaae Democrat Licking
ton Gazette, Wytheville Telegraph, Abingdon Virginia.
Abingdon Democrat Floyd Citizen, Danye Register
Republican. Knoxville Wing and Register and Groonbriu
Era copy four times and send Messrs Wells
HYDE, Lvnchburg,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

Reeder, who alone Of all the abolition heroes. has
succeeded by flight in making his escape nom the
officers OF justice has turned up Chicago, and Is
attempting to raise another army for the invasion OF
Kansas. We learn this fact from the v Y. Times.
which thus announces it
In Armed Foree 10 be Rqised 10 ReDel the LaSa-
ders cf RIhsus-ArriroI of Cor. Rscder
CnicACo, Wednesday, Nay 2s.-There was an immen>s
gathering here last evening composed Of citizens OF all
parties, responsive to call Tor meeting 10 consider the
destruction OF Lawrence aud the attack on Mr. Sumner
Resolutions adopted expressive Of sympathy With Mr
sumner, and determination 10 resist the invasion Of an
committee appointed to adopt plan Tor the
immediate organization OF force rescue Kansas which
committee will report 10 adjourned meeting 10 be held
ou SATURDAY evening.
CHICssO Wednesday. Nay IS, p. M-E1.Governor
Rrcd~r aud Ne FOgg Secretary OF the Kansas uve-tea.
ting Committee arrived here this afternoon. They came
through Missouri, barely escaping with their lives M
Rseder l. at this moment Is 7. NJ > addressing an in.
uen-e concourse OF citizens in front Of the Bgg. House
IL j. to Attend the Republican Convention at Bloomington
tomorrow, and NiI proceed thence Washington Thew
confirm the reports Ut tue O.tf8ge al Lawrence
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

KAssAs-5HsRrFs RiyLss-On the i2h Of January
lat the Herald Of Freedom Published 1t Lawrence Kan
'n. i.-ued The iol.ring challenge
Como one. come al .laycocats aud nuifers. We have
nne- enough and bullets enough " send you s 70 your
don't YOU cWne along ~
Iis~aggefng uiaibo ndet ofcoursge ge should
htVe efP"ctei that such editor wOui b. regular ire
eater "hgn the tme O trial came Bot be va IN n sea
con ~ AVOID Tie cOOn sud report says that his printing
Once las been desuOyed This last and the burning ~
the ffee stsie Hotel undrrstOnd been owned by
he Massachusetts Engfaut AID sciety afr events deeply
" De regretted and cannot be justified by any
Coz winch have yet come ~ our knoNleJge. There g.
however reason " suppose that these violence on
e part oi TIE sheriff. pVsse fesored 10 by way ol
retaliation Tor the hung by the inhabitants upon he posse
ana probably y "ll turn out that the firing proceeded
IRON The Hotel and printing office. II 90 nothing would
De more natural according 20 the ways Of men, tan 70 re-
turn ue hro With such weapons be pose had ncu.
dihg appears, two pieces Of cannon The fol.
owing paragraph forwarded by telegraph from g. Louis
tuated above
81 LOUIS Msy 2G.--The Lexington (Mi,-ouri) EIpres.
publishes an extra, which received here to-day con
alllG llr IcR0 Of the destruction OF Lawrence on
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@ o M NJ E GAL,
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

o'rSs OF TIL wns May So 1850
Tue ''tN Council seem 10 be sorrly exercised on tb.
subject Of the municlpa nnsnes- heavy d,, h.n.,
the eu, TAXATION already more bardxn.om. han H. -. =
eont-ntey bear. aud the nscsssy further lew Y. -,
most Inevitable. II surprising the custodian. Of IN
honor should fs,l svsri.h, aud rshb, -
serve the rigid soonomy Tie III. cit, ON , la
last, snug sun, Of a. UJo ieD 81 :, a.
ois so as six esruae.s. aud sii So Nv, ~ cen, "a
Gates tn. n'srrt Tits srs ndss.be.s year
upwards 81 S about ami Of ths average rev, nu.
mat until the city dbl reduced the
:" DC oneoa aud therefore, the paramount ds,y a..
wy eoaheu To devote especial attention IA,
- " ''s~ set uer faces against" any further nersa.~
-, uo' should the estimated dras upon The Treasury
INC euen' nsea year, absorb the foF y.
oe beyond the range Of possibility, the
" '"' a.'' maturing this year vii have to be PROV.
An sa""onai levy VII then he vodshie. the
~ ".aom an devise some other plan for meeting the
s Is 'a' one other mode, I, temporary loan eIerp
' va" y" issue new bonds, aud With proceeds. pay Of
=. ~'r'-sh'"s maturity This mode Of procedure would
ss ~ Guy aro'' o"' would postpone us nqud.t,on %
- Hu'V' N"sh WIN an Increase OF wealth aud popus-
,,, W presume that the resources ofthe city
~ usn'"'sa But can ain per cent bonds be =,
OF whrn cent an,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31
Results in Kansas,

The St Louis Republican thus sums up the OPP
erations of the late campaign in Kansas. The
capture of the Editor OF the Herald Of freedom,
who proclaimed that he had abundance Of Sharpe 5
rifles, and ready for all comerS, and deied them
to come on,-the capture Of this fre-eater by ne
gro, is one of the most amusing incidents of the
and, by the way, not the least significant Flying
from the scene of danger, armed from head to heels
with revolvcrs, bowieknives and Shsrpes rifles atthe
summons of a negro. ne surrendered without resis-
lance, and was conducted to prison.
From the -. LOUIS Republican OF esd
Robinson indicted Tor treason and fleeing from Law
aud the Territory Of Kansas then captured Lex.
nstOn and Who has since been returned upon the rCQui
siuon oi the proper authorities Of the Territory,
hi trial upon the indictments against him. Reeer appoint
ed To the office of Governor OF the Territory. from which
after few months Of probation. he dismissed be-
OF his iucspacty honestly carry the csuc
aw-then, without having received any whatever
contestng the election Of General Whitfield delegate
10 Congress, and finally assuming TO be Senator in Con
gre in virtue of election 10y three dozen rebels
At Topeks-now hiding himself and fleeing from the
geance OF the a~ which he had defiance; Lowrey
the Governors private cretary, running of In disguise
thinking the Territory to- hot hold him Brown, edi-
o The Herald Of Freedom paper established express
~ 10 create iii cord between the proavey aud the sbol
ton parties in Kansas and contributing that object by
the publication OF foul caunucs against the people of Mis-
-ouri, aud Of the slave S4tes-ths man. captured by
negro and la custody: Others the Abolition party
already arrested and wts in the hand of authorized 9th
for the persons OF other aShreSkers with these facts
ascertaned the probability 10 De- that will 6e
preserved ia the Territory of Kansas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31
Proposition for Slung Shot, !

4 resolution has been offered in the Massachusetts,
Legislature, that the State shall forthwith supply
its representatives in Congress with revolverS and
other weapons, offensive and defensive. The Black
Republican Convention, in session at Syracuse,
y. York brcathes nothing but war, and recommends
general arming. Gen. Webb advises the North,
II its present representatives won't fight, TO send
others who will But none OF these propositions are
violent enough for the bood.thrSty Editor of the y
York Tribune He is opposed, from personal con-
sderation>, doubt TO requiring the Congressional
cksuardS who villfy aud caumniate other people
being held to personal responsibility for their
conduct lie proposes to send ON to Washington a
gang of siu"g shots from New York to egg on the
blackg,lards, and to break the heads of Southern
members
We copy the proposition, we find it in the
Tribune for the benefit Of whom it may concern:
From the Nes York Tribune.
Those who think and spek for the country must not be
lett 10 rely Tor the safety OF their persons upon the strength
OF their against the outages OF all the scoundr-
~hom their very fidelity their constituents NAV pro-
woke IL, be the case III ere i couspiacy
at Ashngton TO Tighten Northern into silence; aud
H. a. seems probable the best OF breaking up this
'piracy is to break the heads few the cousprators
let send delegation from the North expressly for
ta purpose Leaving our members OF Congress ber-
Is 10 attend 20 their proper political duties let u furnish
each OF them with two three. halt dozen '>hadoW-
ready aud able % meet haf way al who. wish To bring
matters To the tet OF pistols and bludgeOus aud 10 give
them satisfaction in that line 10 their heart, content
Northern men of athletic frames skilled in the Use of arms
aud disposed 10 employ their gifts for the good OF their
country 10y Nouute g repreSsre force against
tue lav,holIns bullies assembled Washington have
excellent opportunity Of administering little in
sructon and discipline iu quarters whe il j. ycry much
needed; but to throw TIL. additional burden upon the
shoulders OF our members Of Congress seems to Us little
tOo much.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31
Obituary.,

1t becomes our melancholy duty announce the death
of the Daily Ndtiosdi Amercdn OF this city, in the 6rs,
of its age 1t died yesterday, after lingering
and painful illness of nearly twelve months In it, last
will aud testament NAV be found long and sad record
the prosecutions 1t encountered and the suengs it
dured while passing through this vale OF RegHes
cat IA pdo'' In the shape OF sem-weekly and week
~ leaves behind 1t couple OF tender infants We
pray the God Of the battle aud the Storm Of the rainbow
aud the flower to have these little ones in Ills keepng
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

We subin the important note which the ssrdnian
peudOteit1fes under date of the 10Th Of April 1856,
addresscd 20 lord Clarendon aud Count Walewski:--
"The undersigned plcnpUtendaries Of u, ". the King
q Ssrdina, iul Of confidence IN the OF ustce
the enJsp they profess Tor Piedmont have ceased
hope, the opgng Of the conferences that the
gres Of Paris would not separate without taking into serious
consideration the state Of italy, and arriving means
for the re-estsblshmeu Of the political equilibrium now
disturbed by the occupation Of many Of the provinces Of
the penhsular by foreign troops Assured Of the aid Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31
Wac Hits, and Who, Hit ,

Now that the Washington Sentinel wants Pierce utter
y destroyed at Cincinnati and Buchanan nominated il
makes frank confession in respect to the course OF the
Northern Democracy touching the motives and views
which actuated them in their support OF the Nebraska
bill aud 1t asks in reference to Piece-'H not clear
b'yo"d contradiction, that he Oerf before the North err
ry"rre claiming reward upon tie epresS ground that IL
t"' haH'ds bH) eyisdtoE iHfe,dei TO- and .ce4d
s,eaSs airatag, to the NorH-rHAr IT WAS BILL FOR
FElLDoN?-
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MAIlIIIEn.

~ Portsmouth, Virginia, Turadsy the 22d instant BIZ the
Rev Charles Davis hRsOy TtfCKFH u Wasiinston riv
ani sUE W DAVIS daughter q the odeatinE minister
10 hfunsEicki ne 2fi n NAY BESJ NED HAMLET to
hss MARTHA - daughter Of smith Harrison.
~ bfinsEos, o 18th n May, WEsLEY McADEN
snhufg 70 Mics MARY H. daughter Of Thomas Hicks Fsa
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NJ are
pure God uey lined Slver nor Porcelain
he water conveyed In flexible porcelain pipes, yet
sy We have sa Wster sales for
std nobody hiss been poisoned, certainly killed btanv
greatly benefited ~ We he h Introduce De css
n Richmond sud have always our fountain
ha been n oesiou and hal continue 20 keep them made
from best Cream and Ne Juice fruit aiso Ieon
Goger. Vanilla, Pne Apple Oange saspahs nsctbefy
yrpp,. GKUBBs APPERsON, Chemists,
HHsl No 9Di broad street.
GEHVANrS tfOfHlNG,-ws have 10 store = lsrEs
- sssofnent ofserVsnts Coing which made and E
De Az 10 Hant requested
mall MEnluANT a n
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~ biz residence he county ~ louisa tfh Instant JAMIE
LNisAf 30 In hc s8i year q his age.
~ Howard, Fairfax county, vs. 2h Inst after short uoes.
NAkiA dauE of Rev James 9. Mcclure The is year III
aye
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WNsoTus, May 29TarDsHfHs day Of only g MI,
Hey Tor Es sod ~ Tor ed virgin, 225 for yellow DIP Al n
'or hard bh n 2su bs. SJfesws H. cline of Ell
vh sales to-day VI i2T A. By and 80 d. AZ 9 et, ~
Ronsaies Yesterday OF 800 b eommoa, a. q 10 Tor lsg. bs
sol today o. % bbs No ~ ~ bbi T-sacs today III
GOOD IaddllnR. b " cla D Do. - y. u Wv.
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Marshal Donaldson, of Kansas, knows how to
write as well as act The following pungent letter,
addressed by him to the rebels in Lawrence, explains
itself, and Is altogether good thing As We ever
met with: