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Notice to TaX-Payers.
TT WILL. attend at the undermined times and
r. places for the purpose Of collecting Taxes
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-01-31

Sale day in April The last day for makng re-
turns. All PERSONS filling to make returns oil
the above day. liable to double TAX All taxes
to be paid by the first Monday in May, or exc
cu'ons may be issued
Property to be returned in the name Of the
proper owner Guardians, Executors, nnd Ad-
n'i,iistrators will return property under their
troll.
Persons having transferred prnpcrty between
the lSt October, 1854, and LIST October, 1855
will make il known to me-
All persons will come prepared to give the
number of Births. Marriages and Deaths in their
families.
Free persons of color must pay their taxes in
March. JAMES MOORE. r. C.
January E, 1856. 3S. Din
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5 L. Dowcll, r. A, Rogers, w D Dowc}l,
Of Georgia OF Alabama. of Florida.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
Summary of the Provisions OF tho racine
Railroad Bill agreed upon.

WASHINGTON, July q. 1s56.The special Pacific
Railroad COMMITTEES have agreed upon . bill, eleven
members concurrine. Gen. Denver. tbs chairman
will report it on Moopday if he gets the floor Three
rosds are prov ded for one TO be built north OF tne
forty fourth degree of north latitude, BY the North
ern Atlantic and Pacific railroad company. OF which
Alexander Rsm say 10 president; one between the
thirty eighth and forty fourth parallels to be con-
sruced By an association of all the roads now char
tered and running thr ough lows ard Misou-
ri the junction 10 be formed near Fort Kearnsy and
the single trunk to the naygabie waters OF the
Pacific, in Californis; and the southern road Is
awarded to the Southern Aaatic and Pacific railroad
of which T. Butler Ming il president-a nsw Comps
nv associated with the Atlantic and Pacific rail-
road company of California the Texss Western rail-
road Company, and the vcksburg AID Shreveport
Company. This line runs from the: MiRsfssippi, az
some point south of the thirty. eighth degree and
Iuns to San francisco. with branch to ban Diego
and with grant of forty sections If land to the milo
ives. of Texa. to the California line, and then
sections per mile to San Francisco No grant 10 made
for that portion of the road east Of the western boun
dairy of Texas Tho Northern road receives forty
sections from point to point, seventeen hundred
mies The middle road receives thirty sections I'M
til it reaches California then ten sections to its west
eIn terminus. The provisions for mail pay lber-
al. Telegraph lines provided for each road
The report OF the committee will not be long, but
clear and satisfactory The bill win be put through
without delay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

WAsHIEarox, July al-Ssssfs-Ths Senate
passed . bin amending the Law Of 17s2 relative to
regfseerine and recording vesseis making Il con
form TO the present regulatisns Of the Treasnry
Department
A resolution was adopted inquiring int II any,
and what commands have been given TO any mill
tary officers In Kansas TO disperse unarlned meet.
iDea Of the people Of that Territory.
The fortt6cation bill was amended, redue1ng sne
amount 70 d. 10000. and then passed.
A resolution - passed to adjourn ON the iltn o.
August
Several Northern River and Harbcr bills were
passed.
House The House considered the Nebraska
election case. The committee reported that Ben.
nets il elected instead of Chapman, the present
incumbent Action WAS postponed.
The daily hour of meeting was changed 70 II
o'clock N.
"A bin was reported to establish uniform rsle
of naturalization, which was referred to the CON-
mittee Of the Whole.
A motion to adjourn was discussed
Mr. Dunu of Indiana, said that unless before
adjournment, . bill was passed to secure personal
SAFETY in Kansas appropriation to carry on tne
government should be made. He said thas ne did
not intend to vote for Fremont or Buchanan, ont
for Fillmore, a. he was the only man who gave
any promise Of peace -
Pending the question, the House aotoufnoo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

Hon p S. BROOKS AND Mr.. BuRLIEGAME, OF
MAssAcHUsETTs-A statement signed by the
friends of the parties has been Published, stating
that Hon. Arson Burlingame, of Massachusetts,,
when called on to give satisfaction to Mr.. Brooks
Of South Carolina, for some remarks uttered in
the House. had denied any imputation on Mr.
B.. and affirmed that he drew distinction be-
tween the man and the act" The Northern pa
pers, astonished 1t this backing down of their only
lighting man. pitched into him with bitter upbraid-
ings fer being coward, &c. In the National In
.elligencer of yesterday, Mr. Burlingame publishes
letter. asserting that the statement published by
the friends of the parties did NOT contain proper
construction Of his side of the question, and con
cludes thus: "And that there may not be any mis-
apprehension in the future say, explicitly, that
leave my speech to interpret ITSELF and hold mysey
responsible for it, Without qualification or amend
ment."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

In this country one accident alone destroys more
human life than has been lost from similar causes
in France, Germany and Belgium for five year,
In Massachusetts, for eight years ending in 1854
there were 48I persons killed and go wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

THE SUMMER IN CITIEs.-The Boston, Phils.
ielphia and New York papers notice that, not
withstandng the excessive heat. active operations
in the street scarcely appear to be diminished
The bathing places North, it is said never had 50
few visitors as they have had this season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

RAILROAD AccIDENTs.-The late terrible ca
lamity on the North Pennsyvania railroad has in
duced the press to call on Congress to pass some
laws relative to the railroads similar those pass
ed with regard to steamboats,. The following are
the st.,stics of railroad accidents to the countries
named for five years:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

NORFOLK AFFAIRS - The old Laneasterian
school house. and = small brick building corner
cstharine and Charlotte streets, have been pui.
chased BY the School Commissioners Of Norfolk.
and upon their sites win be built two handsome
public schools. Americus More was drowned
Saturday night while fshirg. Gov. Wise, with hi
brother, John g. WISE isft Norfolk Monday for
Richmond A pablo dinnsr was rendered the
Governor by The citizens Of Norfolk, but he de-
eiined
Mr.. J. II. Taylor. late lessee and manager Of he
Rfchm0nd IVA rhnafx,e sssaxns Il naxs $1,000 .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22

oSTRH Strsyed from tho subscriber, q lalgs red
ID cow. She 10 msrked with . cross and
two Sits in the left ear, and cross, one
slit and upderkeel in the right ear. This Cow 10
about 9 years cid and left about week ago. Tho
above reward will be paid her delivery to mo- cor.
ner of Franklin and Adams streets
iy22-St. RICHD G. MORRIsS.
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MARINE NHWo
foRr or RICHMOND. July 81.
~~r~--~~...~>-S,~>--
nIeu wAfRR rnIs DAT AT > O'CLOCK.


ARRIVED,
steam.s Jausaown. Parrish, New York, mdzs and
passx Mora Ludlam Watson.
stsamer BsIvidsrs, Phtchett, 1altimers. mdzs.
LudIam Watson.
Steamer Psnn.yIyspi.. Teal, Philadelphia, nd.e
Bssk Psrthian, Hudgins, Baltimore, to load with
schr Martins, samson, Prssquils, whsst J. B.
sesr stag Ton.sn, Philadelphia, coal, W. Il. Da-
schr xdeline, Bailey. Baltimore, lumber:
schr s. r. Lohsnda, Niehois. Now York, hay, T.
II. Whitlock L Son.
schr Oliver e. Booth, -- New York, lumber.
schr Paine, Groves, Philadelphia, coal, ..
HAYES.
sehr Ashland, Mitchell, Psuunkey, mdse, Y. \. r.
schr Bengal, -, Boston, mdss, D. / w. Cur
ne.
PAssrxsEss M THE U. SrAras MAIL STEAMSHIP
JAMesrowN, Lewis Parrish, master. from New York:
w woodlsy. Robt Gill, w Page, 3 N Balls,
Jos Thompson, James Thompson, 9 Wilson G h
milford. o x Buckley. Noe, J Dean, W 9
Hodges, w Edwards u MersS. n ey; WIN
Mics nj jarvis, @ Riley, D Walker. Mfs Pummer,
Mrs Anna Ney. John Barns = Maynard. Captain
Peter Metsser Mrs Mountfort, daughter and servnnt
Berry, 3 N; James Ovens, y N; = N 3
Bloes, + Warsn. Mn Burwsll and 70 in stsersss
1 s.s1 a.0F Mel9sn w: o 6eln:ae
Mrs Binford, bon Henry A Wise and SONS, 3
Primer VeYmi]en, L Msyer, Wilson, u
Ranesdale, DIR May, Skinner 4 Parker, q
= Doesett, John Downsy.
smoke, skinner. master, off Jincoteaeue
,1Also passed steamship VIM jenkins, Sunday morn
ing ct IL O'Clock. OF Hog Island.
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r.. Can.E=11 CHEAT NOKIlitAS
Ig4i5fllE5 AND SOUTHERN ROUTE

LY SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEPTED,) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
burg and Potomac RAILROAD. 10 The Potomac River
seventy-ve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-Eye miles-ln
all $50 miles in seven hour. being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours Of departure, Ct A M. and u P. M and bag
gage under charge Of special agents. checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, Phiiadelphis and New
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-22
- A CkNTRAL AND MOST NRLDA.
If BILE PRIVATE DWELLING. At THE
IL CORNER OF 18TH AND MARSHALL STS
= FOR OLD POINT, NOR.
= FOLK AND PURTHMOuTa,-

$.x,GEaS- FOLK AND PORTSMOUTa.-
The Steamboat AUGUSTA, Capt
WIN. c. SMITH, is again on tbs routs between Rich
nond and 1.-The above pisces (via Port Wsth sl) hav-
ing been thoroughly overnauled and refitted. both
regards her machinery and hull and furnished with
. new wrought iron shaft, now water wheels. kc.
TIL. cars, running in CONNECTION with the Augusta,
will leave the Richmond Station of tho Richmond
and Friday, OF s oclock A. nj. Rstdrnipg, the Au-
gusts will leave Wrght's wharf Norfolk, every Tues
day Thursday and Saturday, NJ 81 O'Clock A. N.
jy22 THO4. DODAMEAD. 6up't.
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CLAsslCAh And MATHknIATlCAL

classical AND MATHknlATlCAL
~ SCHOOL, BY ROGER MARTIN.--1his School
the LIST October and closes the 18th july
The course of instruction 10 designed give boys the
best preparation for the University for the higher
classes in other colleges or business Should the num-
Der of pupils justify it graduate OF of best
Institutions 10 expected to be associated with the
subscnter-a gentleman of accurate and extensive
scholarship, of long and successful experience as
teacher now travelling in Europe. The School will
consist of two classes. SENIOR and Junior and
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT, which will be exclusively
TERMs-(payable semi-aDnualy in sdvance)
Senior Cias-The Classics and higher Mathe-
Junior cla...The kudiment. Of the Classics. y y
with the higher English branches. ......... 60 90
Primary Department - Spelling, Reading.
Writing Grammar, Geography, Arithme.
Any Modern Language viii be taught if desired, At
Of the location of tho School, The subscriber
will be in Richmond from lst August, and
between and i O'clock He desires an interview
w. - f''e'' ROGER MARTIN.
To those not personally acqusinted with him. Mr..
Martin would submit the following tsstimonaIs-hs
would also refer Professor Harrison of the Univer
-sty.
UNIVERSITY OF Va, June 3oth, 1886
Having understood that my young friend, Mr. Roger
Martin, of Richmond designs engaging Ia the bust.
ness Of inss s' youth beg issvs Warmly 70 re
accurate and thorou gh instruction for their
children or wards. Mr.. Martin is good scholar and
knows how to teach not only upon theory but from
practice. HIS studies at the University have been
pursued with that success which gvess pledge that
he will not only convey others what he has learn
ed, but that he will inspire his pupils with zeal for
their studies. which will make heir lessons not
task but plessu 9. AZ . Christian gentleman, Mr..
Martin, feel confident will realize any expectations
his fiends may have formed respecting him, and
may safely be trusted with the msnasement and in
structon of youth w. III. McGUFFEY
The undersigned unite in cordially commencing
Mr. Martin to the confidence and patronage of the
community. MOSES HOGE,
T. V. MOORE.
UnIvERsITY OF Va July oh, 1856.
take pleasure in recommending MIR Roger Mar
tin, formerly assistsnt in my school and
student OF the University TO tn. citizens of Rich
mond, as we'll qualified and ia ithful tescher.
jv 22-2taw3w 4 MAUPIN.
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whom Losis Napolsan ~ pian1s1 ~ - -
ana Who WI never 10 ahIs 10 make successful
sssemps 81 freeasm. unsil he dlu natural = 20
to die IN the event 81 ~ Americas var. His gov-
ernment could rot survive the expsases e wesId
entail, and The loss u prestige which French arz
would ultimately suatasn upon both the ssa and the
shore. France. without England 70 transport Der
troops. and back Der upon the waves d NOT an OBJ
ject Of fear 70 America II shonld b -fhe aim ef
our Government 10 uiainfain BY ~ honorable
means our friendly relatIous with England, and 70
leave France free to choose WHISTLER Americas shall
be her friend or foe
Since the shove was written. We nnd the follow
lowing In the washingson correspondence Of the
New York Evening Post:
wAsHuseror. July II, 1883.
This four propositions of the Paris Convention o.
Europesn Powers which IL intended To submit te
other nations for tbs reGulation Of fntare immune
renee Of this Government; bat Mr.. Marcy has nior-
maily communicated 70 M sanises. the French Mn
lister lie decision regarding them Those propomnons
sdes g. The adm s,ion Of the principle that free
ships make free goods. The admission that neu-
trail goods in enemies' ships she'll Dc exempt nom
capture. The abolishine Of pIlvsteerni
The United States Cover nment, sEree1nG 70 tho
three first srtiees reject the last; eut - they are
presented in soidan. aad not sepsrateiy, We must
take the whole none. But, aunoush we are not
permitted TO strike out there il nothina prevent
from suggesting an additional principle which will
render the fourth proposition acceptable. This Gov
eminent therefore sccedes to the four points provi
ded the allied Powers will add fifth. TO the effect
that private property on the sess shall be exempt
from capture. whether BY pr1vafsen or naval vessels
-Ercn Post.
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FARE.
To Washington,..
!" Baltimors,...
- PHILADELPHIA,

To Washington 49,
Baltimore, 500
Philadelphia, .......................... 500
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, 10 now undergoing relay Half
peror quality and a. more than one million of pas
scnsers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported this route, it u hoped and believed
that viii be induced, BY the misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement over the signature OF
"H. d. Whitcomb. Superb to select the longer
and moro circutous route, referred TO therein. Tho
r. y. r. r. has been in operation for fwenfy-two
years. and in all that time passenger has either been
killed or crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise, which Il without parallel In the history Of
railroads In this country. 8. RUTH,
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ARMUKY n h. I. BLUES,

q ARAokf = j 4 !, 3 si Isss
THE r 8. :. s dss ss
ns, July asa = soelces sI..as ,o g. fer .ou,iders
.nn .vsry member shohlL therefore, Be prssenf.
J, By order q @ S,sf f E. iSs1AuLr. Sd ssrst
\ HEADoUARTEKs, s ssp ans Jal EA 81 lis.
Before Resimental Court, Martial. Which =.
x1,;.,e,y pursusnr to Order No. 81 Of which Il Col
3 M;,fnn Cary wMs President, was tried Serfsane
Alexander Eaton, Company D, Eagle infaasry,, up
Chsrse ist- Disobedience of orders.
I'd characterization
t. which the accused pleaded e. 1oiiovE
70 the irst peci6cation-suity.
tn the second specifcation-guiity.
Te the frst chsree-euilty. -
70 the specifics Of the second charge guilty.
TO the second ehsrse.suiissyy. .,u,,.-
TO tho third chsrse-euilty..
The Court being cleared, the following sentenc.
was pronounced:
Eagle Infantry) First Reximsnt Va. volunteers be
broken of his Office and reduced to the ranks; that
his name be stricken from the roll Of his company
Court be published 10 the Richmond Daily Dspat,h;
aud that the accused be discharged from arrest
Commanding Officer. and Sergeant Alexander Eaton
ceases to be member of the Regiment from this
date.
good of the service imperstvely requires him to APP
prove the foregoing sentence sGsinst enc who has
hitherto borne himself with % much prophety, and
had been so exemplary in the discharge Of all his
company duties But 70 permit such fragrant viols-
ton Of all military rule and propiety that Of which
the accused wns guilty to 20 unparalleled. would be to
invite apd encourage spirit OF insubordnation and
disobedence that would speedily destroy the Ell
cheney and usefulness of the volunteer service.
The Regimsntal Court Martial, Of which 1t. Gel.
R. Milton Cary 10 President, IL dissolved.
VIA D. TRUEHEART. J... Aert.
- FOK kENT..A Tenement on Byrd
* Island, adjoining Mount Vernon Hotel contain
Ex ing FIVE rooms, with convenient out-houses
sion given immediately. Apply to
jy 2z-st*
- a ChNTKAL AID M0sI YILIA:
- CORNER OF nth AND MARSHALL SITS,
FOR sALE-We are authorized to sell that new
and desirable family residence. located a. sbove
cupied by Mr. j. B. Watki-s the health Of whose is
mily requires him to decline houseA coping Few Ca
mily residences present many advantages - ,his,
either to business professional gentlemen Situs.
the midst Of the best society, It is within two CT
three minutes walk Of the principal churches depots
hotsls and the centre Of business. All the buildings
excellent order. The main dwelling 10 covered with
tin, and has ten rooms besides number of closets,
bath room &c Tho city water il brought into the
ing, supplying shower aud plunge bath t.
Il h supplied with gas throus hout The Kitchen il
of brick and covered with tin, Also having four
and two Ia the basement for wood and Coal The
rear yard 10 paved with brick-aDd IN independent
culvert leads from it into public one belonging to
the city. ~a.
Apply to Mr.. WATKINS. at K.at, Paine ce e
orto GoDDIN 4 APfEKsoN.
Z
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NlHtiiNlA GLASS WOKks.--The sub.
' scrioer having purchased the remaining materials
and fixtures OF the Glass Works at Rockets Gently
destroyed by fire. and having erected q large and
commodious building with view to establish y
GLASS FACTORY at Richmond, respectfully in
forms dealers and consumers Of Glassware that he
will be prepared to fill all orders that he may be IA
vored with by the 10th of September next
ne VIII Keep always ON hand, and manufacture to
order every description of
Druggist Glassware Jars of all kinds
mineral water Bottles Covered Demijohns
Porter ard Vino do Carboys
Ink and Cologne do Tumblers Flasks DC
Claret and Sweet Oil Bottles
Together with every variety Of Gless Hollow Ware
u particular attention given to Private Moulds of
Employing none but competent and skillful work
me6 and being determined to prosecute the business
with energy. he feels confident he will be able to
compete with any similar establishment in the Union
In hyle, quality and prices The support and patron
age OF the Southern community il solicited.
81 LIST OF PRICES win be sent sut in a
dealers that they will be committing their interest BY
purchasing from his Factory, q large per centage
IN ~ S' sssn &c will be 'avsd iAcoR .rrrr
g WEKT ePRINGs..-T1Is esfa 6IisEnae nc
- II now open. with handsome accom- modateps
The new BATHS, just completed, are most spacious,
convenient and elegant; containing hsudsome recep
tou ana private dressing rooms all handsomely car.
peted and furnished, for both ladies and gentle
sm Instructed By the owusrs Of this properly, to
spare efforts expense 10 make il one ef the most
l.. NORvELL.
~ 2z-Im for Sweet Springs Company
MHlTk GRANITE WAKE--.JuEf re.
w oeived larga sortmenr of White Granite
Wsre, embracing Dinner EetE Tea Sets; Caps and
Ssscers Pitchers; Plates Dishss he. Please cal
GEO. j. SUMNER,
n Ne 20 Pearl street.
I y hU. J.. SUMNER has Just receives q
N let Of Comman Ware, suitsd to retail dealers
which will bo disposed Of on accom- modsfing term
- the seme qualify of goods be had elsewhere-
CAL and see, before making your purchases. q No
1IreA1 street ~ g
TOBACCO Anu CltsAhS...Pleaso cal
y and examine my stock Of Chewing Tobacco and
Cigan which you will fndto be very alsd; also. I
superior articis Of smoking Tobacco: yhich gan b
''s ss olS II. !, % i sa.li ..I...
NkW FLOUM.--H1 M9ess kIoar IS VAIL
barrels; Lssf Lard. IS kegs small siss and strict
prirsi No. nacksrsL - KITS Coffee ssssr 8!
hrsssts Tor sale By sIZER Z PHAUP,
y g "A Main str@.f.
nuyAL II NORTON,s ICY COLD SO.
- DA WAFER, made from psre Fngish eupsr
cAIb. Soda, drawn from silver lined Fountains ana
drank ~ thousands 10 this city
q otrawbeny Bed, Essenco Of hnn1red Pint
Apples. Clsrst and Hoek. With ocds, purs ecunfY,
Cfsam. kememher, Forecasts Yiil cTaek, Copps
siii poison, bat Silver Z evetlsstihe. 1
bUvAL y NORTON,
Drufefsts and ChemistA
RkAnDY-Ioe SA<iIasss varisss e.1I5
ia bAvExroHr, ALIEN /. CO.
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- FOH kENT..A Tenement on Byrd
II Island, adjoining Mount Vernon Hotel contain
FL ing FIVE rooms, with convenient out.houses -
Entrance on Byrd street, next to the Hotel Posses.
sion given immediately. Apply to
w. A. ALLEN, Mount Vernon Hotel.
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but one answer However, when man attributes
to vol, certain defects with the evident design to
wound your feelings, it Is idle to argue the matter
with him These taunts and ISLANDERS are symp-
toms of desire to meet America in . field where
questions are discussed by bayonet and cannon
The United States, whilst she will beware of
entrance" to that or any other "quarrel." does
not fear to encounter France on any arena. We
have no such interests to be jeoparded by war, as
hos,ities with England would involve. For six
months the superior military and naval force of
France would give her victory; after that time.
the French flag would cease to be seen upon the
ocean. It il not possible to make . sailor of
Frenchman; it Is not possible for an American to
be an Indifferent sailor We have at this moment
In our merchant marine and navy four hundred
thousand of the best seamen the world ever saw,
In the event of war these men would man our
Government vessels and our privateers, and on
every wave would demonstrate that wonderful
aptitude for natal warfare which caused even
Great Britain 20 succumb, Great IIritain, whose
ships as uniformly captured French vessels a
they met them. II Louis Napoleon should under.
take 70 hang our rriyateers as pirates, Americans
would hang every regular sailor and soldier OF his
heets WIKI should fall Into their hands War In
general h full of horrors, bat It Il our thorough
convicsion that war between France and The
United States Il this time would be blessing -
this country and the World Ii would at once INIT.
The discordsnt fragments Of the Republic. ana
posspons Substantially that event. most fatal to the
no@rsy q America snd the world, dissolution Of
me A'nsfacsa Union It would thorough, dis
e." me ~nass Aneio-saxon race on this continent
we We morale and manners 81 Paris, and .
g necessity raise them highern ths seals Of
na.l''aess ana purity. Il would a1ord hope aud
animation y The liberal parry ID Irrops, upsn
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BARGAIN...A nice, light BUGGY,
"A but little used with silver mounted harness. all
in good ORDER may be had at sacridce By applies
ton to EDWARD NORVELL,
~ 2S-It* At w. FRY Il Sons.
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uTANTED..A White W smas, ~ washer
w and ironer, and to do ehsmber work IN ihe Gown
try. !, Apply % ARMsrkA 70 nn ii