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virginia Land Office,


IN conformity with the code Of Virginia 1882 page
l6 do hereby make known all whom
appears BY csuhcae of the escheaof Of the city o Petersburg
dated the 9Th day OF Jan 1855 and received tho Land office
the 9th January. is6
of Drcsmbef 1885, the following in the city of Petersburg
which Charles OIaa died ozed have been found escheasd
this Commonwealth,
ls One house and bot the late residence n enid Oaa,
tanning brick dwelling commencing Market
unutnE south % feet 2s feet o ~ feet thence eastward
W - feet with sahl lot and adjoining, 70 by 20
3D. One ADJOINING the above tot the
south Nos and The first No. 4 5sK feet Market street.
bounded on the by e. r. about being 2o esi
deep The second lot No g. B feet front and Market street.
being on the nOb line from Market back aJ deep
ths south line from Market back ~ deep
3D. One house and side NJ Donors alley ~ feet
'front.' houndpd by Frasier the by Harrss
'ot, on the south by Narshs lot #.
ah Dne house devsed said
OhIa ~ Mrs w Inenne havrp hck welnF, sc thereon,
o. west eide o. shs Market and
M pAQKFR
Jan i5-law6w Rerr Land Once.
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Uaited states Patent once,
EHahiuyt ytup Janunry IL ~

ON te petition OF Aopzo q. Arnold OF Horwalk Connecticut
praying granted him 23d
April 1872 for improvement in punching machines for
patent, which 23d day OF April, 1856
II petition be heard the Patent once
Monday April - O'Clock and all
nohed appear and shaw any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 bo granted.
opposg required file In the Patent
objections specially forth wrung, twenty
flied by either
hearing be taken sud transmitted In accord
with The rules Of The ONCE, which will be furnished aPp
cau
The testimony in
depouons papers relied testimony, ded
in the Office before the morning Of mat days the Arguments
any, within days thereafter
ordered, that publfhed Unon Ine-
gencer Evening Star, Washington D. O. Argus, Baltimore
Sid Evening Argus, PHILADELPHIA Pa. Journal Of Commerce
New and Daily Post, Providence, H. week for
three successive previous the 7 Of April the day
0i hearing - -.--
CHARLES MASON,
Conmissioner OF Patents.
papers will pcASe copy, and
ths bills Patent once, with pnper containing this notice
Jan Is-iaw3w
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United states Patent once,
Whshinaton. January y. IA

I'M the petition of zsphaniah Boswoh, Of mer. oLo pray
fnr extension Of granted 10 him the 9Th
year, om the expiration OF said paen which takes
place the 6th day of Apni, Is5S-
II the petition be heard the Patent on
Monday the 0sdi Of March ~ O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show cause, they
have, why said petition ought he granted.
Persons required TO file IN the Patent
Oee their oecion specially forth in writing nj least twenty
days before heahr all testimony fed by either pary
be used said taken transmitted Eccr
anee with the rules the Office, which win be furnished app
Gallon.
The testimony viii 1ih ofMmch dep
osions aud other papers relied upon testimony bf
MED IN the Office before OF that day the
gunenr, " my, within days thereafter
ordered also that this published the Union, DteH
gsnce and Evening Star washnEton D c. Argus baltimore
Evening hraus Phsdephh Journal of Commerce
view foTk and Enquirer Cincinnati, Ohin, ln
three successive weeks previous 2h of March ths
day Of hearing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdors or the above papers will pieae copy
bills the Patent Once, with paper containing this
Jan f-taw3w
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GEORGE II. FOX,

Neo York Metropolitan Tutoring Establishment.
United States Military Navy Depot 5s Broadway, (oppoe
t. fE the Metropolitan Hotel)
CIR; Allow pleasure paeisg my before your
together the 81 military
United aud czsps dress 4
engaged making unforms f The military navy and marine
corps, according e wtien and pr' ib-
suuedon- and otea drawing he latest regua ions as received
by from the STATE Navy aud War Deparmtnsn Warrington,
D. q you should feel t,sposed 70 favor e with any defs you
attention and accurate
hitting The EnRih and French cloths,
treble gilt buttons, &c. all at The possible
cash bavv employed mrs,
gold embodefe sk moleskn, beaver, ehapeau coih
and peDerai makers; Eursh fieuch
American pahtaoons cutters be-
Iiese dung largest military naval ohices
cotng oulng Ia the tinted stac refer
officers attached tn. arisTy, dFa
irany, and engineers sc also personally
Known of The officers attached
namely Carolina, Mississippi, fnertnn PoStatan
San Jaento, 81 Lawrence, Bandywino Nneennes Nanda
Congress Germauto~n Independence nace6ona Fuon LsIng
Fredoca- Consututi"nt 1yane Re Peuy, Porpoe,
eudng gentlemen the heads OF the departments
bers Of both houses OF Cougses ministers
ecresnes and attaches Of legations The Enssb French, and
other foreign military ant navy
honor subscribe yours grateful obliged
GEORGE r. FON.
We hear Is the Of Mr., Fox city
days hence Jan l5-eodR
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united state. Patent once.


m petition NJ t. Bulck OF New York. praying the
Of patent granted hin the 2Ji II March
isf2 for Improvement in nr pressing hoy &C. for
% the expiration o said patent which takes place
q The 3ad day Of March, A. d. 1856
II said penon heard the Patent Office
Monday l0h March - O'Clock and all per
appear show why
said petition ought not 10 be granted
Psons opposing required he Patent
objections, specially forth IN wrsg, twenty
days before the Of hearing an testimony nod BY either party
used ssd hearing be taken and transmitted
codace with The rules Of the Office, which viii be furnished
application.
The testimony viii be closed the eph of Psb.
nary dspoons and oeT papers relied upan testimony,
the Office before the morning that
the uEumenU, " any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered that This notice be Published n the Union, lns
gencet Evening sar Washington O. Argus Baltimore
Evening Argus Philadelphia Prnnsyvana journal 81 Commerce.
Boston. cor three
weeks previous the III Of March next ts day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned Of Patents
Ps-Bdo o the above papers will please copy and send their
bids % the Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
Jan 4-taw3w
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proposals for OIL FOR Lighthouses.
TREAsURY DEPAEIaEhT,
Once Light house Board.

TRSAsUEY DEpARraKu,
Once Lighthouse Board.
January 10, 1855.
SEPARATE SEALED PRoPo 3ALs will be received al this OF
- anil ocoeA, Fddsy, day Of February
los Or qaaa,ss OIL delivered Of the
.apey ssasis a, ss'oa New York e se@ BEDFORD Edgar
mined al die ne OF the bid ia ughs well made Casks
oats. ospscas a. ihs respective points
Lot No. scOo esht thoa.and gallons best
% ooo piessga ,ps o s@a .,oo, h,,, ,0,ov
sIa,ned pressed spern o,l, 10 be delivered
!. - . on the i3lh DAY Of March, 1896 ---,- !,
1900 ssim ps,s% psd ssoas al, asa best spring
z, pressed y2s,n sa % OK 20 ~ esas asi'e'' On N"
Lo No 3-IsOOo (iee t,ousandj gallons
aooo wes 81 s'.sa oa.aSaj en saOa. o s.a best
o. pressed sperm oJ, 70 be dsIverrG as above,
n,he 18th day Of July, 1850
FoR THE LAKES.
Not No. 46.5o s Ave Duudrcd gallons bc.t winter
05oD lsix laoazand nye hundred) iona oes. sp'ins
Dunaio New York, to The pope oheet
authorized 10 receive II, ON the iaui day Of
Apnl, 1885, or immediately aiief The opening
900 (nias huaa,ed) sa.ons best winter strained or
900 cs s''ssa 1sasS siS s ssas sas hes, spring
sperm oil, 10 edolyered TO the collector aud
iofl, on 18Th day 81 April, 1885, OF
mediateiy alter The opening Of the Enc canal,
jas o0lss hundred and twenty FIVE, gallons ~ sa, beat
winter-stiia.d or pressed sperm OH and
3l5 t,hiee hundred and .wsnt, nye) gallons best
spring strained or pressed sperm oii, 10 De de-
nvered collector and sapehatenaen o.
lights at Pa'sooIs New York, on tns 10Th
day OF Apfii, 1906, or immediately allef the
opening VI the Etie canal.
All OF The oil comprised lot No 10 De delivered az e above
lights lakes, must be IN small
casas PRIME containing from
thirty hy gallons EACH Tree m all to ine unitod
damage, and leakage being
be made u te transportation OF The o from
coaraclor's place deposlte.
The several lots OF OIL be delivered aoagde OF the
supply shall be the vessels shall be
delivery, contracting parry will be uery ~ deivr
auth Iiz-d of The light aosen at Tue point
dese ana sa DO cauhed 10 payment therefor within teen
deiver
going proposals. be sub
jecd specific gravity temperature al which
VIII impd by burning other ina be
assigned gnt House Board will accepted iho
strained temperature OF " degrees
raheenhet or o1er, ard the oil al temperature
10 degrees of ahTeDaeil lower. .r- 4 i Z. u...y
Proposals considered for lot separately
qaaai option of the bidoer but
bd will entertained es quany Than comprised IN
lots Nos. p s. A. The oid
quant KIND OF oI In the price
pei gallon Tor each quaity oi oil .... y. .
An bids seated, and endorsed "Proposas for Oh for
Houses and placed IN anoier envelope, and directed
tua
paid. #
security satisfaction of the department.
10 each
proposals. viii OF each contractor,
contaet,
ecui of The bid
board under the authority OF The department. reserves the
right bid though may be the lowest from olher con
sdefltlons than iu amount
by order OF the Light -house Board: -
Jan I6-eodtsFeb Secretary.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

iEs ol w be entered our boOk unless
she pay meat % the subscription be made In advance.
Distant .abesbsIs forward money By letter. the
ef which VIII be paid alsk b ourselves In i've
safe transmission. 4.I=
The COUNTRY PAPER Il pablhsd m weekly during the
slons Of consess, and ssn weekly during theSeceSs
Subscriptions for Period sss year viii be received
pIopooued 10 the above naal rates.
uS-PosTMAsTERs authorised Ryents; and,
by sending DAILY subscribers, with ESQ enclosed;
dued a copy gsaiis.
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no THE LADiEsMr r. L. HARPER, Is Broonnsld strert.
Boston has received choice tnso rch and
esenn straw embroidered ball dresses latest Parsan
which universally admired Newpof last season A. he
was not then able 10 supply the demand
70 lnim ne ladies Ht he just opening fresh sppy
which are white, and appropriate bridal costumes
hlso head dresses, aes espos cellars nancs nc all Of
which are " embroidered white lace and van
ETY. of wtesths of straw nrwsrs feather flowers,
Nh This V he only bouso In Uaed States wber, these
Foods 70 obtaned
Eosros, Isnusry 5, 1868.
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Library Eai,inn..

THE uode-gnsd odsr fr sale moderate prccs hns
collection of almost MI the standard English and American
thors poetry and hne library of them dpey
Illustrated Others in rich calf bindings The Engh
pec9 FRAYcK TAYLOR.
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pirs. mo.a,t's soy. Book

MIMIC Life Before and Brhind tho Cuuana Series o
aves by Anna Cora Rtchie, formerly Mrs. MowatL 81 q
Ballads by ThsekerRy. Is cents.
tist published. For sale at TAYLOR n NAURY,s
% bookstore, Yea At.
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NENERAL AGENCY At wssHIsGTON-Tha sui
VI scrber formerly Of Richmond, Virginia, having
ONCE in this city few doors front Of
Department landcrs his services TO claimants the govern
especially for revolutionary land bJuule
and pensions under the acts ofCongress
Having purchased the OF The David Darlington
he has perhaps the only uder which
OF Revolutionary papers the ht ONCE
Richmond He has also copous index papers 10
the other public Offices in s Capitol of Virginia Tbss Inc
accommodations from other of
title him To hops thst fa claim him win
abb. 20 show H. where the claimant himself may entirely
unabi. 10 DO Il.
For claim. under e 20 March swing
~ land t all who In battle days hi,
charges win be very moderate. FELIX RlCiIA RDs.
M.... ..# aETKREEcEs,
Hon Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
JaneS Lyons, Esq., Richmond, Virginia.
James T. Heath late Commissioner of Pensions Richmond
Virginia a'
Stafford n. Parker. RehnlonJ, virRinia.
Hon John =, fendGnn, NrsuiA.
Hoo Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D. O
William J. Ward, esq Baltimore
Lewis Tupberiake, esq., New York
March 7-GScplys
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koIioE hereby given that wall apply to the
commissioner Of Psnsions ta dapcat. o
land bonny warrant Issued under law of
1880 and numbered 540e1 or servcrs tsg-'I3
which warrant has been last which never been assigned
pledged o. located BY me, or BY my authority.
Jan ll-lawgs John moss
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bpNkLEF's BOofS-The Testimony Of an rs
~ caped Novice fon the sisterhood Jnsoph Emmits
& msyand me Mother House ~ The Sisters 1harty The
united states by Josephine Nj Bnnkley a.
Edith Allen, Sketches LIE IN vifeina by Laursnce Ne
vile. sl. s' : ~ 'N''i'0' ~
Cloth 20 extra, sra
host Of novelties fot Christians Al
Dee IA nas,. 5us = Mauhl an "
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Il and policy by " LOCKER ON from America.
Merry cid England and History; BY Mics Julia Corner
Cotton IL King by American.
The Merchant Vessels Eaor boys voyage, world
Man pfwa life boys experience states navy.
Renourds History Of Medicine translated ny Cornelius Co
megys, " d. FRANCR TAYLOR
np0l
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Tickets s2O-haIVes sl0-qltarters ss-eghihs s. 50
Certificates of packages Of rs whole tckotr s260 01
do IS half do $50 CD
no do rs quarters do 65 90
Do do 25 eghIh d. - 30
certificates Of packages In the
splendid prompt aienon, and
drawing will be Immediately aer II Is
o all who order irom
Address r.. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Dec 10 Wilmington delaware
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Orders for ard and certificates packages In h
splendid will prompt
Of each drawing will be after Is
10 all who order from me. Address,
.. ta . r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Jan 10 Wilmington delaware.
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GEORGE w. NOHELG, Attorney and CosnssIIor NJ
law United States circuit commissioner commissioner
Tor TIE Cour Of Clsims, No, ~ Wall Work.
Rs-rs 70 Hon ~ Neson, Supreme Count
Hon Fish United States senator; rotten Corps
o. tnrn-e uned States w. Blair, Couri
a Osmsi r. " Gisi, ESQ and MAJOR Arnold H,us Washing
"n cV oct iowa sun3m
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lbE Nof'n american HrwieNr-PuhIshnd guarteFly. ON
me days OF Jaauay Ap July ttrtobpt IN numbers
o nearly 'hee hundred ZACH, hve dollars YEAR
Contents Of No. CLTS, Jor January. 1856.
Article I Lte Services, and Works Of Henry wbe,to,
" 2. Bartoi's Pictures of Eur0ne ' "4'4''"
i" .. statistics of insant y in Mass,chp..,.
" 4 sydpcy smith.
" 8. The Romsh Hierarchy,
" =. Ui-tory o the Jacobin Club
y Narou's Memoifs.
" z. The Pacific Railroad
q Ameucan Poetry,
:" 10. German Emigration TO America
+" ". Critical Notices.
Fhe Worth american Review has n,nss ~ Inn -,
eer havag been published without fnr more ,bnc o,
years IT'S tsr tbe oldest American periodical drvnd ~ .os
mtraufe and science and ts Teputlon esd MAJ
ned boih IN ibia eouniy and N Europ leading
the publishers by FnANt,K = pG1sa WI ~. 'or
lant7 'h'bSA'
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES,
ron JASuARr, 1856.
GREGORY & MAURY, MAsAeERs, Wilmington, Delaware.

GREGORY MAUEY, MANA6tRs, Wilmington, DeIaWaTe.
Lottery for the benefit ofth
STATE or DELAWARE.
Class l. for 1885.
To Wilmington, Del Saturday January %, is;6
Scheme formed by The tmary combination of rs numbers
king drawing of 10 ballots viii be ass
prizes $500 each
havtng 26 $50 having oniy OF them
prize a hth prizes will have
them either three numbep!
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S35, ,on0.
Lottery FOR the benefit Of tho
STATE OF DELAWARE.
flas. 20 fox ies6

--.I p Tickets SlU-haIves S5-qnaTltTs s. 90.
Certificates of packages OF aa whole tickets, $40
e~ DO do % half do 80
DO do a6 quarter do 80
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
PENSIONS.
Pension OFpIcp, October lo. lsb5

PENSION OfrIcn, October 10, 1855.
SIR The last annual report from this Office embraced its
operations IN relation to pensions during the year ending
June Both, 1854 and in relation bounty land during
the year ending September 3oth 1854 respectfully
submit this report of its operations in the branches
during the years from those dates respecvelythat s du
ring the year ending June 30h, 1855 in pensions and
September 30th, 1855, in bounty land. ...'
/ PENSIONS. p.
The business of the Office in this branch is divided into
several classes
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These Of two classesthose TO invalds and those
TO their widows and children Thiry-sx applications FOR
new pensions and for increases OF old Of the fret class
have been allowed during the year The amount paid for
pensions and arrears is $2577O 25 The number of pen
sioners nov on the roll Is 800, with annual pension:
amounting TO $23076 IS. The number Of applications
Of the second class which have been allowed s 32 Th'
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Neto York Metropolitan Tutoring Establishment.
United States Military and Navy Depot Broadway (oppo
EFT. " the Metropolitan Hoel)
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FR:Diy, DxcEMBER ~, 1856.
St.[i

Mr. Wisoa proceeded TO speak the political
oa.,t;cns ct the day. tie commenced by quoting
tbs remark. OF Dame! Webster IN eulugy of the or
cirnnce oi l7S, 70 tie eject that those who passed
tr,., measure gere deserving uf more honor THAI So
ion or Lyruc.us aid the legislators of Antiquity
That tribute OF justice so the great work Of tire old
Congress c,,n;- tcr.,i"n broa-ai upon him and ms
section OF the Union the charge vi max nE au onset
:eun ;he South, aud interfering with der domestic
!.isaa uuns, 10 endcn.er the relation which OK.
;sis ,z.weeu he nas,sr aul the slave
Gspaai HsYne the d>ti:is shed opponent OF Mr.
Webster, riio then fought ie frs sres; battle of aul-
iEeation rsacr tie eye u! Calhoun, who Then pre-
.dea oYor :he Senate, brought these accusations no
pSo,!e CS tie North, Webster met these accusations
a.a uaius. .tp.caohes :oy:a.as his section Of the
Cuo:i v II. pr1u.pt aud emphatic denial.
H. his ri; ly To hayue the gus. eapOunGer Of the
Constitution aid nsG be=!, the ;1cy Of ths South
ior na,y year. to represere people OF the North
80 disposed iGtertere vita Tack ;Gts.aS aud eAcIu
sve.y douestic Concerns, and vent &c deny the
truth o. the charge. 80 40 iW.'soni st&aGas Eo%
as the Representative" Massachusetts on tie soor
=, tho SeiIatt 6 He5;:ss .s3Jd le3 could say, lie
said HAT all these charges I-:e Utterly crou!l. So
hat NJ nt,en?. has Eeen ElaWs, IRON the ;iins
y,h.a W. ..nston first took the oGth o. OLtc., TO III
srfsre mit ina constitutional rgts u ;:e people o
.ls South.
when Mr.. Wilson had concluded, Mr.. broEp OBJ
tsib.i The Dor, emo the Senate adjourned TIL Mon
day. .,.,,,,s
The House :. sovec iisut inc Committee OF the
Whole on the private ca.e.6-r.
After two nehectua! Efforts 10 cdjvIrn IL! Monday
Re u9use adjourned TIL ~ l:9ucw.
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H,!.. ~ i.ti .I..G ."ci ."nrdy. -: 'i''-:'."' -
.,i..ilrto,i s.;lGIy :. FAY, ~ H!i'n't :, ,,,,
j.. q. Nc,..nl:t, .; Mason nominated 4: u = -
of Barbour; h;:J Withdrew han II. t'S i''s'H--~
various friends. ,p,,
j. 6. Newman. OF Mason, then to'ho'!''A''e" A'N'
Johnston, OF HARRISON.
III. Convention then proceeded 70 the
iIth bniot-Jeuk!ns 3,i3l, btHHcst 'i-' iA"''
) ti!!}. inhnson ll2-no choice.
Vim. L. Arnold, Of Lewis then " t'idre" tie ha'h'
Of J. 81. Bennett, OF Lewis, as csnGl!aie'
II. WILKINSON, 81 Harrison, renom'na'eo Inaf''S
); Lcwis, u! HARRISON.
Tie convention then resumed hciI"'DS
Ism blliot-,lenkGs :,9l!, Lewis @,SS1, Hays
2!tL no choice.
Mcpherson IL. Phelps. Of Wood, placed the name
OF Vim. l.. Jackson. of Wood, in m'n '"ail'Ei
Tie convention then proceeded 10 a.oih 'h.'o.:
l?lh balot-Jenkins BIS, jackson "'"'' Lewis
>. 1S6-Io ctor-. n
AGer the lo.il ballot j. G. Newman placed The
man. of d. l.. Y al, q: Wood, in nemi1atI' o"'
withdrew !; immediately .,
L. \. Phelps Of Richie, and F. L. Turner o' ines.
son, made cxpanaiions as to iHe'' past ana 'ti's'
votes. -. -,
BY courtesy of The Convention B.. w jackson 81
Wood addressed the body by way az persuna. eAp'a
aa.icn lie was followed By VIM l.. Jack-"ii 81
Wood who ,puke Tor the SAN" Ell ct ana eh"et ny
REQUESTING THAI bis namc should bc Withdrawn from
he l4t of candidates fnr he nOlni;Iinii' .,
Accordingly ii. II. Phelps Of Wood county VIZ"
jr,w the name cf WIN. l.. Jackson N. WOOD.
y
nominee ct the Convention by draui, there oei'S h'
| one ~ nomination rgaI-; him.
I,;u ,nt, " upuu III. ANNOUNCEMENT et nj M.
nation IN ,,is manner, r Jcnkiai rose ana eec''e
r.c,jyinc n uon,uariul in suck Il manner. 80.
! Whereabouts 1. r. Turner 81 Jackson ip''eo '''
4 G. l.rki na at Ca5.N be decarea tho hooi'hee VI
hi, Convention by accianatioii.
| 1tv ru,;;o.: he!r. pu, was cEr-ie'. WIN p,, VI"
aiss.rrirr vote which wa afterwards wiih"ih"''
an ait"2t G. Je,..,;is OF Ca3e:l county declared e
rnenm,u, nv.:nee oil the Convention.
On ,n,rjoa u. Z. 4. PaciPs OF ti;ch.e' me iro.'.
| 5sri of me Convention ap'dei c"''i.!'t''ec ..
one from each county III the d!s''c'' whose uaty Il
.aii be ~ select he time and pace TOR h"id'h2 'ne
n.y, C,u,,ressnla, GJn:en.irn.
On norion nf f. 7. farmer, OF l.'rkson, Il vote o.
links was p,,- ed iv the ciaer4 81 ihe Conveh."L
~, ma mar!,.r Ia WINCH they mad discharged lc C.
! !.rs u.si- med ;:!erl
| On u.u;i,u al l.. u. Newman, j: WA
E-.nivrG Tlr: The proceedings cot Tia Convention
! NJ. ,,l,.aned IN the Democrats; pager q. imr DIS
,,i n:d II. ,h. R!c;n,.i Eau. u.rer nl, f1a cine.
| Alter some tlEs s.sE: " 'd:tpas G".e-:.i's ~
u!!.ns the c".i:ies for The n"l!ne- ~ la.
creased msiuri,--. oa apfiom OF jo.!n Rdnd.~, al,
,:rny.a. ,I az ,urs.r sj.s de.
JESSE FLOW EES, Chairman.
| II. j. TAPP,
joins ELSUL.. , Secretaries.
| CHAkLEs RHOAcs.)
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observation-disclosures MESSAGE.

Cur i!..n,. 40 dc 10 5000 ..y..G ~ 'cfHo1 tor
All ras,y copy 81! lie Message :" COY. "4'.,;c Iirf
abiding tia ai., since tfu .:'t s-e'''' al lion.
ier' : ,'-r OF In S-:a'-, and lion Charles Hodge
oi the iiuu-. H. "srDj-s considerable. portion %!
his M:s:r:.. In. subject O: the ate .esic tir'
-l,c:iun aud uf tlis issues involved. On lie G:.'I.
sayt-y sentiment of In. N"-h which constituted
tie L. .. ne campaign for Fremont, he avs
tiat .n aad ClG-.; Gi IN: ssD:iCl"; - !n We!
UNDERSTOOD ~ the people, u RE sia-Sh oia.. ,;.,-e,
auG therefor, :nry do not fully apprea:st" r Ga.dr.
Many suppose that the exci;e:, al q III. pecp.e =
the iDiI -a"eholdIGg States on the slavery "a sion
g-r'"- ga: ot occasional acts OF Congress Involving
-i-ia,ion tiil- s-h;,c, IN this they mis- aacu
In-ao mag be Vreezts but tney n'i - aa::>a.--
Apart frog. ii.e Fugitive glare lag. founded "pun .
constitutional provision. net % Congress had Eve.
bre .-se! ~ advance the 3ere-ts o slavery. or 10
uc-eaae Or -ISc;.d IL. dominion. This s,l'ineut
.:yTs ont OF ;he difference Il, -. sOca. y LET'S a!G
has Is origin in rore deep seated ca..srs. iey 81
FiTs Tue deig.iGE; sailr,. ln;q cap";c.I.:l, G.on
the minds o: iafr. iaas-cs y. tEa people OF Tic 1"T'
.iaveLciGng States TINT slavery. IA II asia nh a"
s social aud moral aud political evil and -"
a-sin,t God. This they are taught In their schools
lbruul tie pulpit, nni through tha press. And luis
arrays ..:n.t Us The religious sent "nt un''sd va,
the sp.t D. .aEas..snI ier si"prd To- ::..c nica.
ton OF Yha; they snppcss III he tee ia $50 - =
Cnr-! nniiy, tee s'2!ai System hV'
lLeE.
Secondly, feeling Of jealousy and envy gina
tins. wit, .i.n in . supr, s.d superiority. which he
relation of master and slave gives 20 the slave owner,
:. ch encouraged leads to prejudice, and cultivated,
Iansies iaic n.;..
rhrd'y the desire SsPo ca powe IL me S,n,sg
/ and ambition
NO more powerful combinations Of sentiment: can
he a-rs-e: ui,:s; than these. AM; these are a
s;uriate, 81 the ;lraer greatly mistaken sentiment
that .ocel ani political equality belong alike 10 Inc
white and black race
In view of the fact, that on purely sectional! is
sue, the soil candidate received the votes Of al
the Northern States, except New Jersey, PenusyI
'front.' ii the claim set up ~ ~. F,nore'- lrien!
IS Yaiit that his being p Candidate a:ed Bnch.na"
involving. az that claim does. nh acknowledgement
that bic supporters in the ncn.slsvsholing States