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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-03

BY Goddin q Appcrss

ny 0O00In ~ AUDefooms
IS s Acf HsEr sA lR6xE MC1D iANp
TO BROOK PLANK Road, FOR SALE AT
AUCTIONs-WiIl be sold on Monday. the 9Th day Of
June lsS6. II the premises commanding 1t o'clock,
valuable Lots of Wood Land, the one contafning
~ aeres the other 45} sores. situated the Coal
rit koad. about quarter mile Of the Brook Plank
nnoad. adjoining the lands Of Messs James Hin and
It's supposed that thsre may b cut on each scrs
rom ~ 20 10 cords Of pine Wood. which would suit
those engaged in the business Of brick making, being
ne,r enough 70 make two leads per day.
TERMS.-One fourth cash, balances ct s, and
months for ne sotiabe notes interest added and title
retained I'LL the last note IL paid The taxes for tho
nys Goblin ( APpERsoN. Auets.
Ai,er the foregoing sale, viii be sold 62seres
OF land on the opposite side of the Coal Pit read well
throuth il. 1t & admirsbiy located fr ! r.sdepes.
It adjoins the lands of Dr.. Darrason and othen.-
Terms st sale. GoDDiN L xPPERsON.
81 ACRES OF LAND ON THE WI
RICHMOND: AND HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN
AND 24TH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH
MoNR Toa SALE a. AT Be :sd
premises. commencing at 5 o'clock r. NJ a acres of
land on the Williamsburg road, about miles below
McGruder; and on the following day, viz. WE'D.
NESDAY. the 18th june 1856, At ) o'clock, on the
premises the House and Lot in the city of Richmond
the Southside of Main street IS feet, running back
les feet.
TsRMs-One fourth cash; balance at s. and mos.
Tor notes. interest added and title retain
ed TIL last note IL paid By request of the attorney of
the heirs of Jas Dunlevy. decd The taxes for the
present year to be paid BY the purchaser.
my 29---tds GUDDIN L. APPERSON Aucts
TRUSTEES' SALE OF LAND AT AUG.
TlON.-ln pursuance of the provisions of q Trust
Deed executed by c. D. jackson and wife to the I'M
dersigned as Trustees for the Union Building Fund
Company dated 18th july 1855. by the direction of
the board of Directors of said company we shall on
SATURDAY, the It'll day of June, less at the hour
OF O'Clock z. M proceed TO SELL on the premises
at public auction to the highest bidder all that Lot II
Land with Framed Dwelling house thereon in the
county of Henrico, the city of Richmond 'front.'
ing IS feet ON Adams street. between Short and PIeas
ants Streets and running back within parallel line.
Us feet to an alley Is feet wide, together with the
use Of said alley, being Lot number five no 81 in
plan of Lots annexed to Deed from r b. Mitchell
and wife to Bernard UNeil, bearing date on Slst Of
March, 1852.
| Terms OF SALE Cash. If desired at the time NJ
sale, different terms may DO agreed upon, with the
consent of Mr. Jackson.
| A. g. STUBS,
a B, CLARKE, Trustees.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts
| nv "a
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~ Card.--Thomas w. Keesce, Auction
eer fOfice with George Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st.,
will attend in person to the sale Of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks OF Merchandise, Horses
SO.
ALso-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne
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U batchelorss Hair Dyc.-.Tyventv veur.
experiment and application justify the p:oprietor In
warrn1ttnR this the best Hair Dye Ia existence.
u dyes black or brown instantly, without the least
xS5 Broadway, New York S'
The genuine for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS FIsuER
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r. DIR. Owen Il. Hill having resumed tho
practice of medicine tenders his professional services
to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
Office his Drug Store, corner Franklin and 18th
gtreets nv I0-lm
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fyLOVKS, dica, and Nl!sscs
NJ Black Lace Mits Ladies' and 4ime1 nllk ~ z
Lisle and other Gloves. -
my q q. HAkrWkLL W.
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VA AdL,Iyns l!, UE sor FAM FAE4 On
my IS

- ROOMS FOR RENT In the upper
81 part of house. situated on I7th street. opposite
- the market, and next door tn the Rising sun
Restaurant. Enquire Of KAWPERT, on the
premises (ie 2-nI
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JOHN LANAHAN,
Pastor of the Exeter Street M. E. Church,

Pastor of the Exeter Street M. E. Church,
Baltimore.
Chronic or Periodical Nervous, or Sick Hesd-sche
of long standing has been cured by ias invigora-
tor and restorative where gentle stimulant Ia want
ed believe it superior to all the cordials ever be-
fore the public to The Youth and Old Age, the Single
and Married we offer the most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures
Sold by q. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LApD
& Co, Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, FredericksbuTg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg By MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and BY Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
% Is per bottle; 6 bottles for %.
my 6-dGo
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rv Baths. Baths! Baths Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from
O'Clock A. M to 10 p NJ, at the Hair Cutting, Sha-
wing and Sh. mpooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance llth street. Single bath 70 Cts
or 5 tickets for dollar. NH IL
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BY Alex Nor, , Aucf.

TuCk GROCEkIES, BAKE OVEN
~ rArURES, dc.-WilI be sold a. snetion on
WEDNESDAY. June 4th, at 10 O'clock. NJ fbs .tn-.
corner 18th and Grace street. the eutirestocL ~ a.
CERES, Furniture, Bake Oven Fixtures, Wood Sl.o
the store will be rented out the same time fncIn
oins ,iernse, &c ALEX. MOTT
JoS Apcsiopesv
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~A Card -.FOr the last ten years L have
received a large and increasing patronage from
the citizens of Virginia, which have endeavored to
merit introducing every improvement into my bu-
sInessi in which have been greatly aided, for some
years by the valuable assistance moro PARTICULARLY in
AmbrotypDg) of Mr.. R. s. SANXAY and in addition,
shall hereafter have the services of Mr.. JAMES r
CHALMERS--which, together with my own general
superntendence will enable to accomplish, fat
ter myself superior work to any | have previously
turned respectfully request the public to cal
and examine my specimens, at
PRATT'S GALLERY.
my 17---lm No l45 Main st.. Richmond Va.
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~ The Great Russian Remedy.--Pro Be-
NO PUBLIco-"Eve-y mother should have box IN
the house handy, in of accidents to the chill
dren."
REDDIsGs RUSSIA SALvE.-lt lie Boston remedy
of thirty years standing and is recommended by
sicans 1t is and speedy cure for Burns, Files
Boils Corna, FeIons, Chilblans and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scald Head Net
tie Rash, Bs1nions, Sore Nipples recommended by
nurses,} Whitiows Sites Testers Flea Bites Spider
Stings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds,
it most valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified by thousands who have used it in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
no instance will this Sslye DO injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t ia MAIDS from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russia
Of articles growing In that countryand the propre
tors have letters from all classes, elergymen physi-
clans sea captains and others, who have used
IL Themselves and recommend it to others.
Redding's Russia Snlye 10 put In large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on
the wrapper. Price Is cents box.
Sold at ali the stores in town or country or may DO
ordered Of any Wholesale druggist
REDDING q CO., Projectors
No. 8 State ST., Boston,
~ BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER, Agents for
Rcbmond. 10 I<-don
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~ DIR. j. w. Brand offers his Profess
sioEal services to the citizens of Richmond. Office
ON Third, between Cary and Canal streets.
my 2-lm*
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BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
fe I2-d6m Agents, Richmond

~ DaIley's Genuine Pain Extractor
will subdue the pain and Inflammation from the
versost burns scalds In from to twenty min
utesand that it will heal the wounds without scar
and efectualy cure Fever Sores--Piles-Salt Rheum
--Inhsmmatory Rheumatism--Sore and lnfamed
Eyes-Cuts- Wounds Bfuises-Old and inyeterato
Sores-Scald Head-Corns and Bunions-Ery sipelas-
Sprains Sweliinss-Felons-Ch ilblaDs-Bites of In.
sects--Swellsd snd Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptions--and all other nfemmatory and cutaneeus
diseases, where the psrts affected can be reached.
Don't be incrednlous about the many diseases named
tolbe cured by only reflect that the few,
but positive properties which the Daley Saive alone
contains and heretofore enunerated-ope 70 four--
can reach not alone the sfore-mentioned diseases,
but many moro lot enumerated.
Quory.-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-
scsIgE cALoMEL INwARDLY FoR SCORES or DIP
rEREKT DISEASES
Each box OF GENUINE DALLEy's PAIH ExrRAc-
roa has upon il Steel Plate Engraved Label with
tha sirnatures of C. ". CLICKENER CO., pro-
pristors and HENRY DALEY. Manufacturer. AL
Others are counterfsit Price = cents per bog.
r. All orders should be addressed 70 9. " Click
ensr & Co, 81 barclay street. New York
For sails wholesale and retail By
- BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
an lo-6m lbs Main street,
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e. Board of Trade of Richmond.

e. Board of Trade of Rfchmond.--
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. +. B. BENTLEY, Treasr
WILLIAM B. IsAACs, Secretary.
Committee of Ar6itrdti0n
WILLIAM 8. DOMAIN Chairman.
LARKIN w. GLAZEBRooK, JAMES B. DuPUY,
DAVID CuRRIE, L. d. CREHsHAw.
my 27-ts
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FTO the Ladies of X edmond We are
prepared to Clean Dye in fancy colors Grape
Shawls, Silk Dresses Silk Capes, &c, well they
can be done in New York, or elsewhere. Silk Dresses
Glen ned and grease wine spots removed, without
ripping. Specimens of work at all times be seen
at our office. DENNIS L. BROTHER
Successors to J. w. Hines. Franklin ST.,
my 2l-2w* Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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-. DENTAL MOTTO E..-G. "

DENTAII NUTIC e.. CT. W !.
Rs<H4sS JONES, Surgical and Mechanical
VI Dentist, having moved his office to
AlJ1 rooms a few doors below the Corin-
THAN Hail. over Mr. Duquesne's, between 9th and
10th, Main street, he il now prepared to those
with whom he made engagements for the present
MONTH aud all others who may desire his profession
al services, either in filling, cleansing, extracting or
inserting teeth. All operations will be performed
with gentleness, thoroughly and faithfully.
ia 2-dtm*
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re- A Perfumcd Breath.--What lady Oh
gentleman would remain under the curse OF disa'
gressbe breath when by using the Balm OF a Iheu-
sand Flow ersn as dentifrice would not only render
it sweet but leave the teeth white a. slabaster =
Many persons do not know their breath 10 bad, AND
the subject is so delicate their friends will never men,
ton it, Pour single drop of the "Baln' your
toothbrush and wash tho teeth night and morning
City cent bottle will last year.
4 Beautiful Complexion may be acquired by using
ths "B aim Of Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove
TAM pimpies and eckles from the skin, leaving 1t oil
soft and roseate hue Wet a towel, pour on two OF
three drops and wash the face night and morning.
Shaping Made Easy.-Wet your shaving brush y
either cold water pour on two or three drspi
of Balm of aThousand Flowers" rub the beard We
and 1t will make beautiful soft lather, much faclta
ting the operation Of shaving. Price on.y SO cents
For salS by FErRIDGE 4 Co., proprietors, and all
druggists.
IA I2--56m Agents. Richmond
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Tous supcrIor hammcrcd IRON, well
~ 0sorted for Smfhs purposes, with GVpsd nnmoei
Of Plough Plates, just received.
my % CRENeHAW = ".
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VALUABLE REAL E5rATR AT AUC

NAAOA0AE 4hA BoEALR M AOV-
TI0N.-By virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed
By Edward vicken to the undersigned - Tfustee,
for the benefit OF the parties therein named and e
cord in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of HustiDU o.
the city Of Richmond. ct the request Of aid bench.
ciares shall oher for sale. at pabe auction. upon
the premises on TUESDAY. the Sd day Of June next,
the following property described la sad Deed. 10 Wit
certain piece of land lying and being In the city of
Richmond, being part Of the Lot Sesdedsted in the
plan Of said city, by the number 49 fronting on the
South line Of or Byrd street % feet inshes ran
ming back within parallel lines $50 feet to an slley in
common, Is feet wide, with Brick Tenement there
on. and fer fuller description Of which properly re-
ference il made to said Deed Sals TO take place 1t
the hour of r. n.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDrr 4 AfPERsoH, Aucts.
VALUABLE COTTAGE FARM ON
CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Sd june, 1855, on the
premises, commencing ct o'clock, the very desin-
bic Cottage Farm, on Church Hill. now occupied BY
Mr.. Edmondson. The tract contains so acres. The
dwelling has rooms besides all the usual houses
such kitchen, stable, barn. nc. The nearnees Of
this place the corporation line renders it very val
liable, ss IL Is only about half hours walk to the
heart Of the city.
Tho terms, which will be accommodating, will BE-
made known ct the hour ofsale.
G0DDIN 4 APPERsoN,
my 70 Auctionesru.
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rms pAY,


FURNITURE, DIZZY GOODS AND gro.
Is CERIEs.-sWiIl b odd q snstion, = xUE0-
DAY, june 8 st 10 0felCdks ssnaxsl a6sortmemt 81
nsv and secondhand rurniture.
Also. . large snd general assortmsat Of DRY Gooaa
Clothing. Shoes Hafs, lie.
0ROCERlES-Whisksy Gin, Brandy, susss. CT
fee, Soap Capdles Haisins Almonds. Msccasoni Gu
rants, Prunes, Tobacco, &c.
je2 ALEX. MOTT. Aust
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g MAsONIC.-The ceremonies OF lay
<Hing the corner stone of q Methodist Episcopal
w Church. will take place at the Union School
House about equi-dis liant from the Montgomery
Christiansburg, on the 18th day of June next. The
ceremonies will be conducted under the objection of
Mcdaniel Lodge.
Til. Lodges of Richmond, and all Master Masons
in good standing and Ministers of the Gospel, are
cordially invited to unite with us in the work.
The Rev. Bro. Mitchell, of LynchbuIg, will deliv.
er address the occasion.
Fraternay,
WILLIAM CLARKE,
WIN. II. RAGAN, >co, ~ Ir;t.t;,,
The craft will assemble at Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs the evening of the 18th june and
thu ceremonies will take place ON the morning of the
18th By an arrangement with the Richmond and
Danvie, South Side and the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Companies, the fare from Richmond to
the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs and back
will be So 25 je 2-dtlljeJ
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OUR MOTTO. "LAKGE SALES AND
~ SMALL PROFITS."--These are genuine bsr.

NOkVELL HOUSE, Main street, Lynch :
burg Va. will open the LIST day of July, 1858.
WELLS HYDE, Proprstors This house 10 now
undergoing change Of contribution that will place IL
footing with the best modern built hotels
The interior will contain every necessary conve-
nisnce for guests, and will be furnished in style Of
elegance and comfort auted to the tastes of ALL and
of character that will mako it rank, in fact, with
II within one mile of Richmond near Che Brook
Plank Road; from to acres Of wood Land In which
there il beautiful site for buildipg balance of the
Land cleared, and most of it in cultivation. Apply
at this Office my SO---ts
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MOTT @ Il 1--WE have Just received by
v ste amer, large addition to stock of Cloth
ing, which renders il complete; and will sell goods
as low they be bought anywhere. All Of our
goods manufactured by ourselves tb great care,
expressly for the retail trade and in every case war
ranted to please A call 10 all we ask.
MERCHANT, WEISlGER L CO,
IN M Main ~
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u EAUTlFUL FARM NEAR MITCH.
ID ELLIS SPRING. THREE-FOURTn6 OF A
MILE NORTH or RICHMOND ron SAIE

4 kOkGE ). LOWNks, $3.50 n1aia street,
N near 7th-Grates; Fenders Summer Fronts.
square circle and eleptic pstternsl Ornsmentals;
Iron Rail; Balconies Verandahs &c.
Remember the number and give me call after Z
amning elsewhere. inv 2l--6m
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mySs-s ". g, bA1zAlLxs DUo
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Striped ana Plaid Summer eka VI c.i y. 49,
silhs 81 is cfs worth -; Chsuseabe sii.e :" eLss
aIrrs sIihs 81; wids for 49, lafest style eenpee
and pisid Filks sspeior qasiity, ~ bsfsgss ~
Chaiies richest styles sn9 bese eoots q ~ s 49,
* 80 kj,ck an1 white 1macs aad Bssees 81 CO h.tf
ss;r vslns; Jaecacts md LAwaa hon 81 81 - -
$500 auality; bssf silk Mittp 50 eenf4 with ol490
sth n Dry Oords ell 70 be sold q eteGt tafGo1no
ior cash only. 30 MentIes Ghsap. c1eeys 49,
js1 EzEKfEHe Ctoep Csh 1(Sga
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.
my 17---lm No l45 Main st., Richmond, Va.
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g ECOND SUPPLY OF V ~ u q
- CLOTHING At THE NEW STORE have
now opened very rich assortment OF Mar.siies ana
Silk Vests; Linen Marseilles and Fancy Cesnm =
Pants; Linen, Marseilles Alpaca, Merino, Drsp Ele
and Cashmere Coats furnishing goods, such a. Cis-
vats Ties Stocks, Handkerchief. suspendersoe =
he OF the greatest variety. All who have not up
my stock at No. 1i9 Main street, next door 70 :. w.
a INV * Do01 0''r'' ]. D. GOODMAN
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I 1N15ss BAOxN nttnnm8.-Ap exee5s
II lent ne u Gless Ter protuetne hee1esY ne11cn
81 the shin For ssle b Z. = k1e44.
nTTTJ0HNB.-A larxe lee ri ~ 49,
~ Cor sals iew b uuDk1x I'D
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ARCHITECT AND ENGINEERS OFFICE,(
GoDDINs HALL, Richmond, May so. ,56.
ITO BUILDEkS...Prop0sal will be res
Il ceived for the remodeng Of CHURCH, in
Suny county, at the above Office where detail Plans
&c, be seen, from the 10th TO the 5oth Of june
VIM. PERCIVAL,
my S0-6t Architect and Civil Engineer.
I AND Wa ANTS WANTED AT
IL HJRLEY'S.-Ia am still paying tho highest mar
ket prices for Land Warrants. Cali at
VIM HURLEY'S, Exchange Office,
No. SO Main street,
my 30---1m Opposte the st. Charles Hotel
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rage, and their Territory, fairly gained to Free
dom by the actual settlement of their hardy
pioneers, to the high behests of the Slave
Power? VIII they allow MiSsourians to come
here in organized bands, take our polls, make
our laws and then enforce them, because a
certain Aid Company" located somewhere in
the East, have endeavored to make money from
the Tendencies to Western emigration?" VIII
the North give up Kansas, because political
hucksters have raised the cry of Abolition :"
Will they, from time to time, send men to Con-
gress, who will vote for and support the Kan
sas outrages? cannot be persuaded that the
North, scten they kJl0ao the facts, will counte-
nance such a course. Would you do Justice to
Kansas, instruct your Senators and Represent
atives in Congress 10 acipe ont tie achote KaH-
sds tdlcS, and either admit as as a free State
at once, giUe rule that aciU secure oar rights
TO as. Does any one ask how the South will
feel and act, if this is done? | answer, they
will feel that they have even-handed Justice.
They know and feel that this Territory is de-
cidedly free one. The fact that they import
numbers to control our elections, and the fact
that they do not come here with their slaves, is
evidence that they know and feel that Kansas
does not belong to them. The men who made
the law for Kansas did not believe that they
had a right to make such law. heard them
AoOhC iOuA VI hft HitlnDeTS OF tue il0uScj
declare that some of their number, aud they
mentioned Younger, aoas not alOlc, and aeccr
had been, a resident Of Kansas, but was living
in Missouri.
Another fact. A few days after the I4egisla-
ture adjourned, l happened to meet DR.. Croys-
dale, one of the members from the Pottawato.
mic Reserve. l said to him, Doctor, when
did you ADJOURN" ooh, damn it," said he,
| don't know. Damn such Legislature.
never felt that it was Legislature. Damn il,
was in Westport most of the time"
These facts i need be, l will state under
oath. mention therrsse show how the Pro
Slavery men out here feel
The party are playing for Kansas, aifs.- they
hope to secure it through the present Admins
tration, and then they will come here with their
slaves. They hope that Mr.. Oliver will be able
to make such minority report as will throw
dust into conservative eyes. They are laboring
hard to prove that the North imported the first
voters. This they will try to show by proving that
MEMBERSHIPS such numbers as go and return
from all our new Territories when first thrown
open tor settlement-came to Kansas, and yo-
ted, and then returned. Because some return.
ed, as it always happens, they hope to neutral.
ize the power of the majority report.
Let the people beware of such tricks. Let
the North stand firm, as one man. Let any
and every demagogue and party that sustains
Missouri in her position of outrage, be laid on
the shelf, and Kansas will be safe
Respectfully, &c, S. ID. HousToN
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small faults as the worst which party hatred
could allege, l think may borrow the language
which Bishop Burnett applied to Sir Isaac New
ton, and saw, that Charles Sumner has the
whitest soul ever knew"
Well, sir, this noble head, so comely and so
wise, must be the target for pair Of DULLES TO
beat with clubs The murderer's brand shall
stamp their foreheads, wherever they may
wander in the earth. But wish, sir, that the
high respects of,ths meeting shall be expressed
to Mr.. Sumner; that a copy Of the resolutions
that have been read may be forwarded to him.
| wish that he may know the ST. der Of terror
that ran through all this community, on the
first tidings Of this brutal attack. Let him
hear that every man Of worth in New England
loves his virtues that every mother thinks of
him as the protector Of families that every
friend of Freedom thinks him the friend of Free
dom. And if our arms at this distance cannot
defend him from assassins, we confde the de-
fence of "a life so precious to all honorable men
and true patriots, and to the Almighty Maker
Of men.-EueniHg Telegraph.