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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-09-17

A MOUNTAINEERING BUSINESS.
OBTAINING Subscribers for the Cheapest and
~ most popular Publications in the world. Some
of our agents are making several hundred dollars
per month. No capital required but energy and
reliability.
JIM. EMERSON & CO..
Spruce street, New York.
August 2, 1856 40
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Important to the Unfortunate.

q sure and speedy cure is offered, and the only
per Tor constitutional debility, impofeney, weak
less OF the back and limbs, affections of the kid
neys' palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous
nI.aonlty, disease of the head, throat or skim;
u al those distressing affections resulting in the
Incorporate use of ardent spin its, or other indiscre-
ttonS ana practices, By ,Ohich premature decay is
piougnt on, eonsigning thousands of unhappy
victims toa premature graves.
~ VINO places himself under care of DIR. john
= may rellgiously confde in his honor as a gen.
.heman, and confidently rely upon his skill as a
oFFIoE No. Z SoUTH FREDERICK ST.,
: = mana side going from Baltimore street, Z doors
rom the corner, Baltimore, Md.
@~ Be particular in observing the name and
numner; or you will mistake the place.
20 lake notice, observe Name on the Door and
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WYCHE'S CULTIVATING Pillow.
Patented 26th Feb. 1856.

AWarded$20-Premiums for the Best Plowing
at the last N. c.. State Fair.
MYTH Cutting Blades in the place of a mold
w board, cuts, divides and turns over the soil
depositing the finer parts in the furrow, and thr1a-
ing over the turf, clods, &C., on the surface is
cheap, light and lasting, and easy to both lddver
and team. Admirably adapted to almost any
purpose for which the pillow is used.
For license to sell, with further informShon' al
dress, W. E. WYCHE,
BrookvilIe, Granville, N. y.
]. H. Gooch, Oxford, N. c., solicits orders Tor
the above plows.
June 14th. 1856. p 42-u.
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A CURE WARRANTED.
NJ MERCURY OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED
nr johnson

A CURE WARRANTED.
NJ OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.
DR.. Johnson.
MEMBER of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
uoh, GRADUATE from one of the most eminent Col
ieges OF the United States, and the greater part
of whose NE has been spent in the first Hospitals
VI LONDON, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has
enected some Of the most astonishing cnres that
were ever known, many troubled with ringing in
the head and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed at sudden sounds. and bashfulness.
with frequent b~lushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement of mind, were cured Immediately
Take Particular Notice.
DR.. J. addresses all those who have injured them
selves by improper indulgencies, of which these are
some OF the sad and melancholy effects, viz: Weak
ness of the Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head.
Dimness of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpi-
tation OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritabili.
ty, arrangement of the Digestive Functions, gen
eral Debility, symptoms of consumption, &c.
M~ENTALLY-The fearful effects upon the mine
are much to be dreaded, Loss of Memory, Confu
sion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebod
lngs, Aversion to Society, Self Distrust, Love Q
Solitude, Timidity, &C., are some of the evils pre-
duced.
Thousands of persons of all ages, can now judg
what is The cause of their declinings health. Lo
ing their vigor, becoming weak, pale and ENACT;
ted, have a singular appearance about the eye
cough and symptoms of consumption.
OFFICE NO. Z SOUTH FREDERICK ST,
Baltimore, Nd.
ALL SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED.
n. B.-Let no false delicacy prevent you, b
apply Immediately either personally or by letter
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
e To Strangers.
The many thousands cured at this institute,
in the last twelve years, and the numerous i
~ portant Surgical Operations performed by
JOHNSTON, witnessed by the reporters of out d
+ ly papers and many other persons, notices of viii
s have again and again appeared before the public
IL is a sufficient guarantee, that the afflicted will f
a skilful and honorable physician.
an Take Notice.
I'd N. B.-There are so many ignorant and wor
of less Quacks advertising themselves as Physical
running the health of the already afflicted, that
zee Johnston deems it necessary to say, especially
id those unacquainted with his reputation, that
credentials or diplomas always hang in his of
TAKE NOTICE. All letters must be post-p'
and contain a postage stamp for the reply, or
answer will be sent. Address
81 JOHN M. JOHNSTON, M. D.
. BALTIMORE Lock HOSPITAL,
R Ro1timora Marvlanf
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for turning the whole in, TOWARDS THE PLow or as
far, ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE SHARE, as may
be desired. Adapted to Siding, Listing, breaking
turfy or hard land, Subsoiling, and many other
purposes. Is light, cheap and strong; and sup
posed to be the most perfect pulverizer in use.
For License to sell. with directions for Manufac.
turing, address w. Il. WNCHE
Brookville, Granville N. G. rs Aft
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sgnu Lne on TO AUCTION Houses.
SCHLOSS, BROTHER & co.
Raleigh, Jan. 29, 1856. 10
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UNION M. ACADEMY,
And q. g. Seminary.

And q. q. Seminary.
INNHE next session of these Schools will commenc
n on Monday, the 9th of October.
TERMS FOR A SESSION OF 20 WEEKS.
Primary studies, including Arithmetic, SIS 90
English Grammar, and Geography, (. 90
Higher English, 10 90
creek, Latin and higher Mathematics, IL 90
Music on Piano, including use of instrument, Is 90
french and drawing, each, 5 90
Convenient to both schools, board, including all
incidentals, can be had for Sc 90 per month.
For particulars, address either of the Principals,
ut Pennington, N. c..
80 l-3t S. o. & Mrs. s. o. TATUM, Prin.
"Learm ofthe mole to plough" -PopE.
WYCHE'S CULTIvATING PLow, PAT
w ENTED Sth JAN, 1855; CALLED THE
MOLE PLOW y With vertical Cutters near the
eage OF a horizontal share for dividing the furrow.
and n curund6Nnttor-o tho N &c Al IL.
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JnIy 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
DEMOCRATIC MEETING N RIPARIAN
MOCK CHI'NTf.


At meeting OF the Democratic parry, held NJ
Washington, Rappahunnock county, On MONDAY, me
Iii. Of 4 pr 1856, Col Laws0m Eastman wt' called
10 the Chair and James K. Nelson appointed Score
tary. ,L, ,,oo,i,,,
viz: the election of d-lgC;eg to meet in Convention
IL, Warrenion the ;suh April, itsa FOR the purpose "i
voting for delegates To the C;GclnEati Convention.
On motion, a committee of five, one troE. each cleo
ton precinct, WAS appointed by The Chair ''r the
purpose of reporting the names oil hlty delegates
whi:h report was adopted, a. follows:
For Was.irctnn.-E Jones, a " Reid, Robert
Deathersge, } MasIie a w uttrrback Is Mn:
Ter, a NJ Willis, II ConpiGE Robt Cannon d
Roberts. - -
Flint IIll.-W B Eastman, Rob't Jordan. i
Myers, R,rhard Thcad, L & Ei.tharn, James Il MI:
Ter. w ! Eii!iauis Jas II Myers, Rob't Eastman, W
j Ball -
Sperryve.--Ab Jordan, aoarna Ecley, Jas J"
Bragg, Chas l. Yates, Geo w DysGT, John Eroy'
rh"s Martin, Cooper, james starkc' <-Iher'
Swinder. ,,,
Ter, b Ihornhll, w 5 Yates, John l5rown Z a
Brown. Il s Voss, Isaac y Wilson, Il Z Boots. -
Arnissvle.-B II Duncan, Jos Grirnsey, IL i
Jones', Isaah Corbin, + a Crnpp, Jas Colbert 4 =
Latham, K \ Whitescarver, Browning, lhotnas
Deatlsrage.
On MOTION The Chairman and Secretary were add
ed to the jnrreGn. Ia o. Delegates.
Resolved, ThCt uGv Democrats net named above
who may be- present ut the said Earrertcn s1E'cii
lion, are hereby authorised to act delegates TO the
same.
ResolyeG, That the foregoing delegates are hereby
appointed Committee If Vigilance for the approach
ing Presidential campaign.
Resolved, That these proceedings lie pIc!isneG III
the Richmond Enquirer, Virginia Sentinel and The
Flag Of Us.
J. X. NELsOS, Secretary.
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THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1856.
SEN A-I,l'

~
On motion Of Mr.. benjamin, resolution was
adopted calling the Secretary of State f,r infor
nation relative 10 the extent to which the transpOrta.
ton of labUrers is now being carried on from the
Continent of Asia, or any of the Asiatic lsandS To
America. Whether said aborcrs he termed slaves,
cIuiicS ~ apprentices: and also to show the manner
in wirh they are Ia be treated on the passage, an'i
after their arrival together with any statistics he may
possess, showing sacrifice of human lite attending
TIL traffic.
The three million amendment bill! was then taken
up
Mr. Hale stated TINT the expenses Of the govern
-nt. in the midst %: profound peace, were ten
millions Of dollars more than any year during III"
Mexican war While il cost only &, iOU, OOo annually
10 keep up Washugtou's administration, S6o,tpr. 0Hi
necessary to Sustain that Of Mr.. Perr"S. lie
did not know but he was doing wrong t. sta" .'t">e
iac:s however H. il might encourage the Pres Z"
20 into wnr, thinking i; might be more econn!ic. 80
LA ThtCr.
Tne hour ur O'clock hsvin, arrived, the bill was
laid aside, when
Mr.. Houston addressed the Senate in condemnation
of the action ri the late Naval Board
When he concluded the Senate nj j0urncd.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House passed the bill creating Columbus, Ky,
1 port u. delivery.
Mr.. PcI!0n. from Inc committee on commerce, re-
ported, without amendment, the Senate bill rrmitng
or rranIing duties paid on all goods, wares and mer.
chandise in original packages which had been de-
strovcd By lire.
: tier no Intellectual eitor, to pas- the bill. it
referred 10 the Committee Of the Whole on the state
of the Union.
Various bills from the Senate were taken up and
appropriately referred.
The House then went into committee of the whole
ga he state Of The Union. and took up the Indian ap
pruyriatOI bill.
MIR. Richie Of Pa, argled tie constitutional right
of Congress TO legisar- for the territories, without
restriction to slavery, Cni it may reject we'll
pdmi, new States into the Union.
The committee unI the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS
AGRICULTURAL

W,sgtyarov, April 2l.-Much activity exists in
tho agricultural branch Of the Patent Office, nuder
tue direction Of Mr. J. D. Blown. number o. gen.
t,-,n.n in various parts OF the country are engaged
10 making exp rirnea,s in agricultural chemistry and
pevsra! Jog reports have just been received
One from DR.. Charles T. jackson of Boston, VIII"
b.s anayz-d the cob acIuaia's the bureau that
i, contain. fur and half parts of nutrtve matter,
consisting of gum, starch and dix:rlne
Another from the same gentleman, who has made
geological excursions through the States OF North
C.rnl,ua South Carolina Gu Georgia, furnishes the
result Of chemical researches the SEED ot he cot
ton plant. IL says that cotton seed may be pr"htn.
bly, employed III the production OF Il rich tat OIL: and
thar the woody fore adhering 10 the hu!iS, may be
scouoInized in the manufacture uf paper, while the
eaostance Of the seeds, their 'nea,s, after hay.
inx too oil extracted, msy be employed for feeding
animals aud also excellent fertilizer.
The following is the analysis of the oil cnke made
from The cotton serd:-Carbou, T!iU; oxygen
1861; nitrogen 7.53; hydrogen, SS9; salts, (IUc
sanicl 1850. Total $685..
On separating the variou. ssl;s anI reducing them
10 ;h-i, rIssf, one huareI grains Of tho oil cake.
the following results were ascertalued:- Alkaline
sslls. .o!abe in wat. ul3; phosphate OF lime, 304
potash, 0io soda, H35 phosphorus acid, with traces
OF sIlphurc acid ana c!,"nr, Go -il,it and oxides
y! Tpl aud manganese, GlS loss, 90. Total 3''.
The analysis OF cotton sec,! Ju.iy and eNpIun the
mads OF them by The yu,ncru planters IN p"epa-
I,a- the soil with the rocd soeds special manure
for Indian oorn, which draws ~ largely Oh the oil Tor
ph"spbates.
Tue bureau has been sending out small tubers OF the
Chinese yam which was recently Introduced into
Francs from the North Of CANA aud bids lair to serve
as substitute for the potato.
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EIEE Farm FOR SALE IN MISSOURI

81. LO@Is rG.dty Ns@vTi. on Oifs Srsf Fihh Rood
81 heres Orasara, .N,adoE. iM.jrr D-d'i.Eg- o
hors,s. Stock. Farming Gtrasjis, Sc. d..
NNTE offer tvr shc ia" large Hni valuable Farm, To-
w merry owned by Judge Lsrhum, lying or the Oh
street Plank RoHd, n:.cen miles distant from = LOUIS
The farm ropr, smarscea s5 Hcr"s, ot ~!ic! 30 nee
under fence and in cultivation. 70 acre. young ~
dow and ~ old mradOw-the remaining lh sc'
being nGr young timber In sdditi tni. 80 6cf
adjacent to the farm, on what is known the Gre
Cnur Lake Horse shoe very heavily numbered. which I"
BE- sold with the remainder nj the option q: the buyer
The Improvements OF the farm rInpl. consisting
n substantial and convenient frame dwelling kNcGt
sn bhr.G-f 80 "r''n-, spacious hni vel OFdr!
barn. Wit! gGahdTy, s'Iu.ns a..I S.c,s on uppe
ch"rd, "!mnrHc!ng eight acIrs 0! excellent rGt, ~
kitrnrngnrden, SC, sc. The place l. cop"G-ly wntr'
in every part the supply for the nous" being derived roE
living sprng adjoining IT, which ha- never been known
tail The whole thrm Is high, lying well and hhndso
J. NJ "ny 'r''- 10 ts :"ra" the soil rich, and 10" H"
Dorh0Ot no,rd Tor 10 sa.ubs.ty II nr.ilrd :2 ore
vii! also sell IA Ioa;. md 81 rcasGna>ic vGunon'
nos's. c"tii", farming implements, &c &c, nos uF
IN" tl.l=.
Terms uf Salc-Gnc bird cGst bssncci IN osc Hna ~
years, per ceft per nEn.rn i.ltcIc.l defer: 81 70
"cnts, 10 eaccur"d On M" properly.
'. PAPlN & BROTHER,
Real t'sthte Dealers, So Chestnut s,., s. Lou.
nFn
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EXPORrATIQN OF rpHE PERMITTED 81
RC$Si=..
ICorrcspondcnce Of the London 1lmes.I

BFRLIS. April You have doubtless Published
this morning nv photographic dispatch "i yesterday 1"
the effect thar the cypUr'aGT al corn lrom kuSsa Is
now permitted by that Gnvcrninrn tIis was lhV te'
nor of II private dispatch forwarded from rcsigctH
bic house IN ST. Petersburg 10 merchant III Ham
burr and the s,e.rs chi. e Corresponding has since
confirmed this news Us authentic THIS resolution oil
the Russian Government appears Ia have oetl taken
suddenly au, IL authorization OF sfc negotiations linen
going on III PARIS u cjLLrct.c with II, tor my Own
information forwarded 10 you CT SATURDAY Nh ana
siuc. confirmed by the official Dresden Journal, only
went TO the extent OF indicating that sntrct AZ on me
order CT iba; day for discussion by the Confer.
ence in Paris ..c Rus.ign Minister oil Finance had
already on the H. All. .d notice IN this effect III
the Exchange Building Ut s.. Petersburg. me EuS'
slun Government will also, il n.lgrob:bltTl Gc Inc
chief exporter the stores thai have been collected III
Poland and H:ssaraba from It's own subjects ~
war uirlbutnns will NOW De CONVERTED into specie
for the brhuvi o the Government, whlie AZ me sam:
time Il VIII ret c.ar III all lis liabilities towards lis
own AM! tuvt i'm sr!rrt- the scoir "i HE EraE ~!
the coast ri the Black Sea, the rzpnraion ui "cl
IL prohibited ut carly period "t ne way ah Tor
which il was under abi!i;irs II could not or would
moi fulfil.
il il underworld BY imary persons I" represent 'iI'F
made By Eussi. ~ tie HES in return Tor the reno
val Of The blockade, be; 10 fact, the PERMISSION OF
the export is ~ much called Tor LC% ey lcr own III
t.r-rs rs lis prohibition WAS formerly By i.er own
| cpsSi;;rs.
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COUNTERFEIT LAND WARRANTS FOR
EIGN DtSpAT('IIE-

WA.HIaGroN, April A.--Ii has been of6cialiy U.s.
ccr;aiHed that forging and couasrei;ins certificates
bounty land, 10 d.tlaud both the pub.
tic and the government has been extensively prHc.
ticed; and doubts .i.:u whether this is an oerce
for which punishment eau Se inflicted under the e1
listing laws. The Pension and Land Bureaus have
prepared bill, which is now before the Louise judi
ciary committee, declaring such acts felony, to be
punished with fine not exceeding $780, and i'm
prisonmeut nad hard labor for period not exceeding
ten years, at the discretion Of the Court.
The last English steamer brought DO important
official dispatches touching our relations with Eng
land,
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| RECEPTION or THE PEACE NEWS At ST.
PETERSRt RG.

letter from ~. Petersburg. under date the ISL OF
March, say. e. follows:
IL trIe.raphiC GisEc:"h from Paris, received n: |
O'Clock last nigh, at the :gr -re
the pleasing ,d!ngs ui the aGn&a:.n 81 pcEce.--
The Journal d. ST. Petersburg published abn:t ND
nigh, an extraordinary Supplement- 10 this effect =
Geographic dispatch from the Abide Camp General
Count Orul has announced to the Emperor tliat Il
tr,Giy u! pcac, signed at Paris the 18th "iiil
March, II o'clock in the afternoon.
1.-The clubs, t;r :gisS. the pubic th"roa2hiafes'
were during the whole Of the Ca" .nrnIiiNerrd ny M
immense crowd, all anxious to learn PGrcla's Inc
sensation is immense AMI profound. All he journals
of this morning have published lie news IN large lrt'
ters at the head of their columns. At midday as
ss,ai IT one nj the finest military sprctnc!es ina
could b" g.1er toihr public. y grand Trve" loon
place Of the Whole Il the reserve cnris ali,I IN.
Guard, the of the Eesi I'D the active dVrInn
| oil 81. sUurg, 10 which werd afIe. me cadets
and the militia. The Emperor arrived on tho sr.Hnd
| accompanied by the Grand Dukes! hs brothers, anC
;1ds slowly along thu lines of The troops, who annun!
ed 10 AZ least $4,000 men. The guns OF the fortress
and the bells Cf tie churches hailed the official
nounce of the treaty III peace. His Majesty AM
IN. Grand Duke. were received will. .ral enthusiasm
and when the ccre:,- bad returned to tbs palace IT,
soldiers had mech difficulty i'll keeping buck III
crowds that gave expression 10 their JOY aud gratItud
by tie !oud,.S: cries. This evening there n r.c.p
ton at the Winter Palace, and 10 morrow re Dun
vii! be executed il ;ne chapel. You wi! seq, then
that peace has been hailed ~ The people Of ST. Pr
tersburg with great demonstrations OF Joy
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Fer fhs Enquirer.
tn THE DELEGATES TO THE coNnh conn., ro
aIr SEVENTH ELECTORAL DisIkl'i' :,

~, nr;,c;nal duty you will have I" ., in IN,
wa - alrrt Delegates to represent l'l'1 hid at Gin
| Democratic National Convention 10 "
cinnaii. ,.p.p on account oil ihei'
1urtn!i,y or friendship for som" c'r ,i Office
rr.n, has br,n presented I" lac i''i
of President of the United "', ., ,nnoini rs del
" ,hi,l; un. II vii! be your duty l" "Pp n. poy.
''''.i> ''. ,,m.p who you knn" " III " ~ ,.n.
II H., M oih,r ,hsu the puress VI M - our Statr
,,nnen rhn will look 10 the grhc' C aspiran;s or
and couu;ry and not 10 tie ",;,, ne delegates,
their frends-gentlenrn' MH W.T. n;md,J. urcompro.
WIZ '",r LOT r.car,ilcss nt personal sncL
'H rr often lIMs II n'Iu c., tbrv AS
(nnyrutinns have really n'eh mean, by saying
s.u,,I. Yur may ask wh"' "a L.f,re i, assemblies
SrI''o, .,;,i has been llei" pco .t ,rhn al ali
mar oni. 49,. ,ha; il is we'll undcr'"G rra,,rv A
m urL ria shat! not. \ y t,, Lr.u Agreed upon,
',n,;i,cc of nomination. M n" io kpow nothing of
commute r., ,noiu. for those VINO hno" l,, olnost
and Il only rei' m vote they are mus "''''
suc!i ar 49, IN, the officers, cohiui''',,
compelled |" uo , If proceeding really Denocrale
,", ,ho. sometimes such lI''nfE ,,d Lr, II should
,h'', business may thereby oe eH Have No
''ia' .r. cns. in a District Coh't"t'"n u.s. nod.
not De Hc ,,n,t.. let the nominations ne ""u
h "i'a''." o,rr,inn and every delegate can 'iIn
-, rr,r.nuclled ro;e tor WHOM 'io -, H., arst
.,,u notcal asprants--nien h",," 49, d'I.-nt.si
o0.s;ona;e lovers Of public mie.Te ,rsorty nine
r. a.; question am sure thar 'as ',, If Mi.
l" TINS If the hard listed yeoulahry VI .'''s
tscn,wv m VIXEN they see it, enphA'c"y answer
No, ..soutotiyes TO tho National
Convention, a'" "n.s%a"f y powers of
o'' IL, will N. likely tn discern po.t''i, -
""J chen discovered or mae "M""" ,,,,n, surh II
"is,.. will Al once place Their Ne'u wa ,.,,r
hy ~%1a tn their a.s sy ~ sa1n" nor will
denim Ssmu a. Irn the path OF duty by soft words OF
mol, os %" arc Looked non suspicious or by pro-
III 'Se W." W. ';cs DO this and you will net r'sh''
ml'eS "i o'n'o' \ Farmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-29

,,,,,.,,.n with s ppoeeI. Gt !-.',''-F IL
s, " wo oGn rl"n havs ':r Ey 10 ~. ~" par
sta''.".: " ~ iva i,iui ti;lyarnia:c5 s:aH:H.n'
iic""' '., ,n Hest, .no..eniuus i-s:c' it'll "
., ~, ,hn. upon every question which came ~ IN, ~
C:nu,rrs., he was out rGd out nn nh"!i!''Ha ~ re-,
irriest sect. BY the votes to WHEN We NJ the
,rrsJ he !. committed On nearly every phase .. ''
slavery uu.,tivn His friends seek TO GO away ~, n
the force of these facts by referring t" his c', o tbe
Gnvsrnor CAL, of Alabane, and 10 Brooks o. ,"e
New York Express We shall examine ms ,a t" flev d"
his r.,euua,ios, his excuses and sh"w .T 70 the
M, Mace him in n position 10 he nrceplao'
W." .n! Of ihr south in the present clGrGeIHa'iTii ry
WHEELING, April, 1870.
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VIM. HARMANSON, Chml'
HsaiayoN s. NEALE, Sec'y.
DISRESPECT TO ME-. BUCHANAN RY THE
PHILADELPHIA CQENCILS.

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-In The Cou.Ecn Council
this afternoon Il resolution offered rendering the
use Of Independence Hall 10 Mr.. Buchanan, in which
To receive the congratulations of his friends, which
led to heated political debate Of most rabid cha
ractcr including ape, sions President Pierce, &c
The resolution was finally defeated by vote 33 tC
~. In the Selec Council e resolution of similar i'm
port was also presented and likewise r.,ec;rd by
Zcte Of Is to IL. This darrspect TO The distinguishes
Pennsylvania causes much augry feeling among al
classes of citizens.