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OLD-LINE WIG MEETING.

This interesting body of politicians met in this city
on Friday night last. When we entere'! the room,
b. Deane Jr the Chairman addressing The
meeting. Mr.. Drane's position sermed 10 be-, that
the Wing party WAS The only rrlluble National and
conservatives organization which hadtSs'rd Tor year,,
and that it's ~ Organization was essental to elcII
pence from the present dlsord and agitation 50 pre-
valent the country. He enforced these views nj
considerable length. There something really
pleasant in hIuking again at the resurrection VI
those old Nhig dees -decency, talent and cuns"rv'
atism-whirh in Ulden times constituted the Wing
Trinity. The meeting WAS rather Small and the eb
thnsas.n considerably OF the wet blanket order. But
still Is Inombers highly respectable, aud
years back welded influence in the political world
We could but regret that respectable body o
gentleman hal no constituents Their frrner follow
ers have deserfed-let the old time" comnanhers-
and taken Service under thar upstnrt known as Sam.
The attempt to whistle them back into he fold, WI
prove a-van would be the gathering of the jew
sh race in Palestine. Mr.. Dcane may argue, Mr.
Speed make OF himself Hurnnrist aud Mr.. Camp
bell play the Minstrel by rrcng in prose polished
almost Into the fabrd g!nrirs Of Wh'ggcry bu'
that highly respectable old lady, Madame wing
gerry, can never be aroused from the torpnr IN ~hlc
she now stagnates. Her time II come f!oss it'ehuS
and dutfu children may collect around hrr De' oi'
most of The household have deserted her ana Ie oIu
Malrun is dying of a broken heart lhe ah-cflon
Of her Children IL exhibited too late. Ihey permitted
Sam TO abduct her family last year, ana rle cannot
AT this late day, be cnnured. All that hl--srs
Deane Speed and Campbell can DO is TO close the old
ladys ewes and pay her the last services due
,aIiIv Perhaps they deserve credit tor this, rs %
Iate the old Lady has been left without au attendant
to shift for herself.
We have not space for an extended account Of thf
mee,irg Resolutions ware Hdopted-the Chairman
authorized 10 appoint twenty drIrgates h- meeting
TO be- held in Richmond lGh July next. We don't
think there s much in the noyelnrnt. These Oh
Line Wings. we expect, intend To for Fillmore.
They only want ~ make out as il they were s'il'
k,fl.
political element. They have no sp-c'al"Pp"ttion t"
Sam. but simply don't relish The idea that nn ups'art,
like him, should shove aside the first nnliles" and
take command. Such is opinion of the matter.
This attempt TO rr animate the Wing party Reminds
US Of an anecdote have heard of al lrshman, VIII"
wa. ssunterlng ABOUT in grave yard, reading The in
'criptiuns upon the tomb stones. He came upon one
which read as follows
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FSCITINf: RI'N,Iy, LknM KANSAS


ST. L,uis, June 2-Ws hav. the fu'i"w,u.' from
L avemwurth city, under the date Of May =. It
'H2Ht Al tE 2f q fha W4.pSrf Nev. headed ,
War" reached this city this fprrun"n and t!r,g ia
pr"-savrry men here into great excitement Ir"y
held private Meeting aud appointed commits. (
vigilance 10 alta X L"avenwur'h, ana l-t ~ fr.I
State men pass ana they determined Ia ;rt,n -
resis of al obnoxious parties. \ company - in.".
armed with mu,kcrs and bayuncl-, CuItci State
arm.,l have been paraling al the hftrrun"u uHSlrg
arrests. They to"k prisoner clerk Of III" co'rH =
tee OF Congress, named Conway, and iw" wiir~.-s
fhaf haj been suOp9 9Laed, Mcssrs. ParrOt and VI e9
Moore.
Mvssra Moore and Parrot, were arrested 81 HE cor
versinG with Mr.. Sherman Mr.. Sherman n.irI q i
WAS by legal process they had taken II . cr0<a
of the commission. Mr.. Wilkes, onr "t the ilr,v
snd il WAS not-that ho hal no legal huh"r,fs, uI:
that he would arrest the men down on his LIT. Nnry
others have been taken. The town !, -l"ilrd mi
The commission lear th"y must leave. AiHrmig -
sent from Wc,'pIrt tp the border ioyu- y
flht is expected towards Pn.nwn'"mie. The .-t
difficulty arOsr at P"ttowatnm- Creek. Scr. pr
slavery m-n trltd to drive free State man from he
claim, bui he refusing 20, they trk him ANA wr.o
about 10 hing him. when hs n-ighbprs cam 20 'E;
rescue and shot some Of the pr"sIrv-ry party. I-t.
venwnrIh WIS surrounded by picket guard, GHa ~
one suffered to leave the town. I, Il
That the whole territory would be placed U.d-r I-
tary surveillance.
The Republican publishes an extra Of tho Ksnr-'
Herald of the 2S.h uIt., which couigms the r.,".i
previously tr-graphrd OF the murder ~ c.. t pre-.
slavery men the PutoHaomle creek By I..,r
II free State rI,.n. The victim. mos hr.rH.S
nutilafed. M Instances, after tL-Ir ihroG0 '.
bs-n cur, their legs anl arms had been chuyy-I o. !
aud their eyes g"ng-d ont All The pro slavery f!.
lies NJ Hickory Pom, We're iv-n of a, the point -.
The bay'net, and their horses aud Provisions s-"en
by the free Stats men.
II is estimated that the loss sustained by III. CIT
ut Lrwrruce by the attack wi!inlnvuui e.
SlUUG0D.
A letter to the Democrat, dated Topeka 25th say:
"rre L. ). D,strci Court h4s ADJOURNED u rhr ,-.
crnd Monday in September. Judge Lec"mpir -.
fIised 10 admit Mrssrs. Robinson, Smith, Dl-rllrr
Brown and Jenkius To taj, aud they viii be held pa
sDllers by the Marshal.
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KEEP COOL!

If the rood and patriotic will but keep cool and not
mir themselves UP with the quarrels of traitors ia
na,cs and phdels, the stirring event, of the hour will
result in restoring kind feelings between the Nofth
and the South and strengthen the bonds OF the Cnon
The abo,ionists emboldened by long lmpuulty' have
ro;ssd the standard Of rebellion ard treason in Kan.
.,, and noured out sluices of bllingsgate in wash
;,c,on. But Wrebellion hath had i'll luck, and the
rshsls ran faster than they from Shrewsbury. Law
rancs dessred by it's cowardly leaders, has fallen
without resistance, aud the supremacy OF law ana Or
der is successfully asserted. In sending the souattof
soveregns to Kansas, the North rdded 'se' OF pest
and nuisance; and now their defeat and punishment
will rid the Union OF many traitors, and deter aoo
.ion;s,s from Matching treason hereafter lhe ohiy
ubisct of regret is that the guiltier wretches who
conceived and concocted this trea'oh FasAe'' A""'
lip., Bsecher and their inhdel male ana 'e'ale Gre"
are still going at large. These men ana ~oheu w
not constitute the North They are hated ana despSea
az home ss much a. by us Of the South. we shou'o
carefully avoid rejecting on the whole North because
their crimes. We play into the hands of the aooli
tonsts by doing So and excite that very sectional feel
ing which it is their cherished object arouse. They
are towards because they are guilty.
| The North at large is now, and ever has
| been just as bravo, and no braver than the
South Edge Hill and Bunker's Hill are fresh
| in our memories, and We shall not forget be
cause We share the glory Of tho many vioto-
ries of Yankee tars the mistress of the seas in
the last war with England. We are one people, and
equally brave; excepting, however, the Abolition.
;,ts who are conscience smitten towards. Theodore
Parker, in speech made in the avowed character of
;nfde, and traitor, to Of Garrsons male and fs
,no,a conventions, said, short time since, that
u.even .ephths of the courage was at the North
We have two pieces Of advice to give Theodore
First, arm your next regiment with harpoon' instead
Of rifles. Since the days Of Marion and Sumter to
the present. for partisan and guerilla war where eacn
man fight, on horseback, and on his own NOOK 'ae
Southern Border Rufhans have exoelled the world
Why, sir, they are born on horseback, and begin 70
practice with the pistol before they dof their pet'''
coats. At sea- Yankees excel as much as we 90 on
horseback Our courage only differs in kind not DE-
gree BY all means arm one regiment with harpoon''
'twould frighten the Ruffians quite ss mucn ID
Pyhrrus' Elephants did the Romans. Send out ano'
ther regiment composed Of strong.mlnded women
They have talked great deal of thei. MANHOOD
their wisdom, and their courage Let them prove IT,
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10 MAINTAIN perman mt protection of the great outlets
through which are emptl-d into its war.rs The pro-
ducts raised On the soil nnd the commodities created
by the industry OF the people uf our Western yars
and th. Union nj large
Mr. Mncklin of Pa, moved the adoption of the
platform and resolutions. Mr. Eustacc Conway Of
Va, asked division Of the Question. Mr.. Butler Of
Mass, moved The previous Question. Mr. Garnet, of
Virginia, demanded division of the question:
HIS objected 10 the introduction of any new dmrrin.
The previous question was sustained. A vote by
Siaes called for. agreed To, and the vot. TAX en-
the whole report except the Inst live rr-nluiions-
The vote resulted unanimously in tavor-Aves 26l
New York not voting. The Virginia ,,l-gation ask
I'D, and permitted TO lave the Hall consider
tile remaining r'-oIutions. The Convention then ad-
j1urned Till O'clock.
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Fatal, ENCOUNTER BETWEEN TWO Ed
"a 1 ~ - IT0RS

R,vou s,RA, May 26.-Me.srs. Robertson OF the
Chronicle newspaper of this place, and J. R. Marks Marks
Of the Ledger got into An alteIcaon, ana suHss
- th SS.,,h of ,he former Three or four shcts were
woundsd' Tbs former was wounded in the left side,
but not dangerously burt: The latter was shot
through the iced ara asa @ ~ Mr an Marks rsve himself
up to the Sheriff.
The quarrel between them had its origin in per-
sona article against Mr.. Marks, which appeared IN
Mr. Robertsons paper.
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INsURRECrION AT AUX CAYES.

BosToN, June 2.-The Traveller publishes letter
from Aux Cayes, dated May 10th, stating that tor
midabe insurrecton had broken out in that part ot
Hayti against the Emperor Soluqus. From two to
three thousand insurgents were marching on Aux
Caves, and every male in town had been called out TO
;oin tho troops for repelug the enemy. The troops
had marched to inset the insurgents and defend the
.ntrance to the town; and as the letter closed an
sisrm was beating and report circulating that the
,roons had been repused. The pop1lace were great
~ sTpo;tsd. and had closed their atores &c.
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THE FRENCH MINISTER AND A WASHING
Ton LETTER WRITER.

WAsHINGruS. june several days ago C"p"t
Sartiges received through the post Office n-wsrG
Containing letter from IA Washington CORE ppu8r:.'
treating of the settled antipahy of foreign govern
,nentS towards the United States. as now mHni''r
by the conduct of the foreign representatives, III ',r
lIirrrour.e with society and our public men r't
which letter was sup-rndu'ed by the alleged ind.
cant and insulting language agnnst our govcrufn 80.
and especially against the Secretary Of STATE. nj 5.
u.r recently given by Count Sariig"-. The ~Uve,1
enclosing the nrw-prp-r in question bore The sysl e
the State Department.
On Saturday Count Sartgrs called on Secra'n.v
Marcy, Indignantly complaining Ut ae Iu-u'f. "u .ig
,nauding that It's suspected author nr pruenrH .#,.
mating that in event o failure 10 do I'M, u- wnU.
demand his passports. Mr.. Marcy %! course. u.-,
avuwed all knowledge or resppUs. ti!'y c""ceG..,..
the letter and eXpres:! his regret that Hny:uy- ~
happened 10 occasion offence Here wHs ,J"...t.;.
nut Count Sartigrs WA apparently s-;-H o., Cui ;s
Secretary relieved from hi, unP:,s nnI position -
the author, whl was II govern efrpI"yee, DLt
wh" did not semitic letter 10 Count S.rtIge7, p.Vmt
ly rosie gptng his office.
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FATQCIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

yUNH!S weles,abRshed watering place will be opened
Tor yster the nrst OF June. under the Joint man
OF ,hc having been leased by OF
,h.n Tor crn OF years The improvements are taste
. sad extensive sni S necessary renova'ione and S
6:ions have been made 20 render the Hotel sccominoda
lions strictly of the mrs, cass The springs are distant
iron, n. ra road nt Wsrren:on miles, by graded
road The morning trains the Orange road from Alex
srdrs w.et. and from Gurdonsris East connect oy she
br.Dc. road with WareG,on where comfortable coaches
sgs. the arrival OF ttc cars
Passengers from Baltimore. Washington and Alex.
ea;a arrive the springs ~ Il oclock A. NJ And from
s,sunton and Ricsnord To dinner.
Board TO: months S25 ;rrec months $50 months
s?5 per month month $40 Week s2, day s.: cnll'
iren and servants tall prlcc. lHOS r iNIihAM,
Nay 5l-3t.wSm aLES E EAhES,
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NlNE>E Sptings WI De open iOr the fecepuOn OF VI
i ,arr on the lst day OF June le56
Tsey situated Montgomery county. Virginia. one
sG! A4; miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Rs
Road !ro. which there is Branch Rail Road TO the
S.g!Lgs
Passengers Leaving Richmond or Peters burg after
breakfast. the Spring, by o'clock p day,
81 the say ~ i.gi. Rnri.
TIE uccr,.a idat.1ns have been very much extended
Iace las season The rooms large amd comiortat"c
aai cay-oa %: accommodating 900 persons.
Tas lyG,Gpl:: aud Aous don Telegraph Comr.ny sr
los building branch their line 10 me spr-s'' WIN
vi. be in Operation early in June .; Ia,
49,, -" o''' no n MoSBY. Prcsi lent
WI NJ Wv - Mor com.ry W. :. : Co.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

INHE above r.ai will be paid for the apprehension
aad delivery 70 ne. or in some Jail in the state, so
u" ;s' hin again, OF tny slave LlSSEY. purchased
-''"y. N R!cAwOni last winter, OF Mr.. Clendenin he
"''a.et N o-marle and has wife in the county ot
si'asbtn He doubtless lurking about Richmond or
"sA.:a alocmarle OF Buckingh ham. or may probably
'-'y;:', and hi- way 20 free State.
" Hys fee; eleven inches six feet tall straight
~-S.a' aai well formed and abou; 40 years OF age.
!. JAMES y. CGa,
-. lS-cti w,.-.-,.,,s p a. Chesterfield Co.
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Mr.. SUMMERS CONDlIiDN.-Ws are .a''..
fed that .ii- friends nf Mr. sumner, w!eth-r r..
tonay not W. will r"; pause 70 .ny. ar" r'rcue-
TIM over the country sIn'-n-nrs IN relation - !..
conriir on since the chastis-ment inflicted on hiT,
which are not warrln,.d by facts. IL !. uud"r''" q
ihst the physician first called 10 to drr>, his VOL s
mas said lhnf Mr.. Sumner could have gone out O! p
r"om the next day ii he had chosen. The nrW.p'
yers them in various distant c:'les 10 tnr "" ~
rnve Contained daily bulletins from Na-hiHS''rr
drawn up soa {" crrst- III" '1i'e or''t' '"" ~ -
Tn, f,llnaipy from ih. NV York Hrrtld o! >r.ur-
day is par, OF :he same systematic effort
"A consultation Of ofphyscian. wn' he'd e.; 10 O'clock
,hs mnrnny, in resrrd To the stat. "f Slr. SINNER
n.alrh No person whatever % ye. adm!''t = 80
him He was ral her more comfortable !ast ~ ,i!.'
w. bav. informed ourselves concerning this r,;.
.nor-d reconciliation d physicians" AMI hni p-u -
know that It is, aud was, all to.h. UaskU7'.T
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NOTICE.

NHE four negro rnen iane DAVID, sometimes called
J. CRoChErI CHARLES. LEWIS aad !.EEwhorAr
~ay c. tie lit. CctOber 1855, are yet NJ large sec su
l!ner aud Daily Dach which will give discrpuomn m OF
,ad negroes Wewit give an additional reward Oh r!r'
~ nOLLAaS for ,kc delivery Of either OF them 70 W.
~ lodge In Jail where can get them or two huRofeu
loi.nrs It taken OUT OF the State OF Virginia n
apr. 26--crf JONES e. SLATER.
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.nrs.pr.kE AND OHIO CANAL.

U..u,.cTns Jun. 2-Th- Board "i Commission
~ ,,'a cb.,sn-ak- and Ohio Canal. elected this
sf,spro"n VIM. =. M.usly Of Frederick PRESIDENT;
1,.p' 1amss Cody and Jscob ii. Grove of Washington
oomnsy onm Dr.. JAS. Fitzpatrick, and Thomas Dev.c
man Of Allegany county. John Brewer OF Monfgnm-
ery county, and Robert P. Dodge OF Georgetown, D..
c., directors.
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Notice..

GINHE subscribers formed partnership. under me
style OF Geo. " Fisher and Jonathan Taey Tor me
FYiSG BUSINESS a, The pIsc. kuown Fisner d. Bro
,er. sill, IN the county OF Goochland, snG have appoint
81 sru.l D. Fisher end James Fisher their agents TO con
due, ~" zane GEO. W. FISHER TALLEf.
NarT
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HERE LIES
wan NY
JOHN SMITH.
Died l5kh M1rch. 1919.

Underneath this was the passage of scripture. "He
is not dead but sIeepeh' Pat looked a; II Tor some
time. Not dead, but slerpeth," said he. "failn;
old fellow, it were dead uo"id" be s"cn Joo'
as 10 deayn." Old Line Wings are desd, and thzIe
is no use in denying it. They might a. wei ne 9u1I hv
making ou, ss II they are only asleep Ly"eh6u'g
R.nublieun.
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We will lay wager that they do better than Lane.
or Robinson or Reeder. Indeed, to let you into Sc.
cret, these Border Rutiians have weak punt. .
Though rough, and violent, and dangerous when ep
posed to men, they are gentle as lambs in the pres
ence OF women. They awed by them, afraid of
them. Just pick the prettest girls you can find, and
the chValry will surrender at discretion.
Weconclude,by entreatng North and South to keen
COOL Catch and hang. Unnecessary, ,ue traitors in Kan
'as and cane their nstigators in Washington. After
while we may discover some means of convicting and
Furnishing the Boston, New Haven, and New York
a6oltionsts, who keep out of harms way, hatch all
the mischief, and enbroil their poor deuded victims
IN difficulties, from which there is extricaton ex
cept by means of the horse whip tar aud feathers or
the Penitentary.
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BALTIMORE June 4.-Fi"ur is active, sale IT
4.0UO bbls Howard street nj 80 H. When; - fni'.
and 4 T., CENTS ,w.r Corn-whi,e Is Genie loss rr.
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DECEASED.-Tne lium John W. Niles formerly
Senator III Congress- from Connecticut, and Pv.'m1s-
General under President Van Bureu, cied CT New
Haven, Saturday, in the sl1iy-ninth year OF A.'
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NEW HAVEN, CT, June i.-The House today
elected James x"n, American Republican. l. ..
Senator. The vote was ns follows: Dixon rs, !, L.
cey lOl srat'e'ing7 Charles McCurdy was e!5ctet
Jutg. OF the Supreme Court.
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COM1IiSsI0NER'S OFFICE,
TAPPAHASSOCK. May luin. lcoo.
fvNO THE CREDITORS OF JEFFERSON MlNOR

n,
Two THE CREDITORS OF JEFFERSON MlNOR;-
You are hereby notified that have Exea upon tae
~. day OF June uex i fax. II lot the Iext lair day
-e:eattr, SUNDAY exccpied)to make the examination
ana state the sCcoul,s at ny uce, required by the de-
e'.s o the Circuit Court Of Essex county, pronounced
a;Ge 2sth lay Of April. le6 in sui, in Chancery de-
i-Hdins IN snId Court between Nathaniel B. Whtlocke
o- scn: trustee under deed of executed by JEFF
f's'n Minor and Virginia F. Minor, his wife, plaintiff and
emerson Miner. Virginia F. Minor, and Others defend
a 70 VII, 20 examine whether tine bay mentioned
report OF the snid trustee Oiled in said the
Api'l lso WAS not the property Of the said
Il" IN" date o, the deed oi tru.,, said Whtocke,
sN oa IN. a!st day Oi April 1855. and if not the pro-
o. SAID Minor, whosc property she was to take proof
IN accoun, Of the debts due by the said jefferson
And secured BY the snd deed so far as they may
e!tsh uHpaid; and also ascertain what amount is
e u'.is-er OF the sad Jefferson Minor, for the
80. anu what amount may be due TO other persons
aid asos furnished 10 the slaves conveyed by the
tee, quent 10 It's date and prior to the day OF
end wb ~ "'!ch time and place you required to us'
'iy win % rre.ssry evidence, to enable me to COM
NJ ~ "a" Cay aud year rrst aforesaid.
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NEW YORK June L. -Four j. Dropping: salei Of
Stat. brand. NJ s. ~ Ohiu 60 southern 81 81 fsn"v
s6 6O, extra SS75 Wh-atls hrnri Sales E" S"c'hria
white Mt 81 II. Corn is firm at Sc. Stocks sGe G-'
Virgipias a..
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STpFR pU0SPiIATE OF LIME.

HAVING made arrangements with Prot Mapes lor
i L n. sale o MS Ni,ro.euzed super Phosphate oi
Line manufacturers prices, we confidently recon-
mead 70 our rrg friends believing il 10 be superort 10
any fertilizer Row IN use Having is good effects last
y. On Cora and av;nc heard uc of ls good effects,
ac cO.au.d 10 believe superiar TO Guano not be.
max. better crop The ..=, year after apphca'
80: ut dura5il.ry hHv:hg in large pro-
,c.:.. VI oeae dust For sale ny the ton. or bag
BAKER * PLEASAHTS.
s,-;il .,. ,, ErS ,liD and I'ni0n
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

nv RITCHIE. PRYOR Il DUNSAFANT'
>o~~>>~~~~>~~~>~>N~~
WM F. RITCHlE Il ROGER A. PRYOR, EDii
ERIDAV MORNING, JUNE 6, 1856.
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X. COURTNEY ATTORNEY AT LAW AND

NOTARY flBLlC, RICHMOND, "a:
Nr!LL EH..!ce In the Courts Of the city Of Rchmono
w aud rae au.:iug counties, and will also discnarge
TIE duties O; as oce oi Notary Public for the said city
ard the ccUr'y &: !!euricu
Osc- on Main =, over the store Of w. w. Woodbridge,
Gres door. above =; Charles Hotel
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.r n q! anu year hfst HipresHld.
> E i'--c4% H. ". DAlNGERF1ELD

slTtATION As TEACHER WANTED IA
s,;n I"s man. capable Of giving instruction in Eng;
san, would Es. to take charge OF .choo! or get
%".,l ,yh rs private teacher in family
..'Hc:nry Recommendations given.
e''r. l. NJ. Holcombes Rock, Bedford Comfy,
April Is-cwlo'3-a
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Others OF thaDbe band who still survive are
with us day te part in deliberations and 2"
forth with US tdtle for the Consultation and the
Union.
But that greairty passed away. we find ourselves
surrounded by gers before unknown; and our land
from end to end:vulsed by factions. On one side
ara men who whdmit foreign born citizens among
ia only on the cation Of serfdom. They would die.
tete laws that Ter should be held only by those
who bow before same as themselves. They hold
that they only fit for power who approach the
Throne of Graefter the fashion they themselves
prescribe.
On the other is fsction only more numerous
than the first-etion with liberty on their tongues,
hui with treasobtering at their hearts; who pro
f.ss love for tNnion only that they may bury in
the ruins OF thhion the glorious memories of the
mast and the hIof the future.
This faction rmidable only in case Of the sue
osss of it's attet to unite against the democratic
The National alnocrat;o party have met to-day TO
appoint standarsarers TO carry on the war against