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upon the consideration Of readers In the midst Of the
thousand ard gss and studied misrepresentation Of
Mr. Fillmore. with which the Lccofoco prcss sboand
want the people to understand who are the real engineers
and patrons Of Abolition In the Southern States Of
Kentucky and Missouri. We them 20 Sec also the
intimate personal and political relations existing between
TaoSs HkAKr BKsroS. the great Southern Democratic
Aoohtonist and Jams BrcHASAx the candidate OF the
Democratic party for the Presidency who Missouri
RestIictonis In 1872 who Squaiter Sovereignty man
aud who boldly declares that Congress possesses
Sorereg" and eresre power the whole subject Of
slavery In the Territoes-thus taking position side By
side with the worst enemies OF the South Greeley Sum
uer, Seward, and Weed included. In a word we want
tue people OF the South before deciding for the
confidential friend aud subservent tool Of MARTIN VAN
BUsEs, to examine his record, become aequa nted with
his opinions and study his personal charactcrthc char
OF man whose mean. corrupt debased prompted
him to SANDER and revs the brightest and the nobesi
that shed lustre upon the pages OF American
history.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-26

How economical the present Democratic Pierce Admin
isration has been How stand the 6gurcs' Here they
are from official Let the people Virginia now
that double tarss weighing them do~n look at them
and reflect upon them their leisure The expenses Of
this Depoerafie Administration are
<76,es4, 400, yeari
$6,S07, 400. MONTH
tl,&52,s $40, weekiii
S2o7, eco, a daylii
$500. an hour III,
sl4+, minute mn
S2,4o, second mn
Let US ask What Is the guarantee that James Buchanan
II elected to the Presidency viii be any more careful Of
the peoples money than Franklin Pierce has beens We
beg the honest hard working citizens Of Virginia pom
der on this wAs'ea expenditure Of the public money and
then ask themselves the question whether Democracy
luxury burdeDs The taI-gathcrer with double bills
against you, already bis way your homes, When
be comes bless the Democracy for bis visit
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CONTINENTAL MARKETS.


MAssEnLr, July sCereaswith continued weather and
large arrivals. the tendency Of market downward
considerably advanced Spits-Pricss advancing The
ag Scss s S an cur se
isupSAd Fine qualities Of Wheat Rye advancing sales
July unchanged Ryes,rsmeIy
n Ie' o. imessn Sat Indian Corn folly sustained FuT
week ending 9Th inst TobAccoMAryand hmer hhd
Maryland IS hid. vrgna so hhd. KeStSeLy spI. a.
VAneing Cereals Arm Rye Is selling At advanced
wheat uneransed To6secoss hhd. vani. SSIs I'D
For The week ending oh inst Tobacco quiet stock SIS hhds
ccLoSs july 9Cersss fully surtansd Rye sold
BAssuSO July Cereals quiet wbea, sustained For
gae Wheat to Til lower Rye sustained; American
hhd, Ohio; 4ql hid. Maryland 100 Virginia KsntueEy
aud 9T5 HID, vgnla stock hid. Maryland 80 do
sr Ja gF 9 .S .res G ky s,s Sy 70, the
hand. but lower on future delivery.
DlSrric July '-csrea,-Ths market for Wheat Rye
TsrT July 2-Creals-Ths tendency Of the upward
contracts arr made future delivery.
n PsIfEsneHeH July Wheat extremely scarce
GlllTz, although the extreme Of freight,
extensive Wheat after selling raie, heavy the
o, Eys snd indsn Corn sold =, a H wheat au1d 70
quarter Maize ls, equal % 2s ID per English qusri,
reduced; fine quality Polish Odessa sold 80 r. Rye
TEssrE, July 4oerea brisk at the opening, closed qrt With
olive Ol-Thc prospects for The crop
sSo, Jane demand eohnhed the want,
Of consumption. Olive on quiet
reals In demand for export.
PIrEis, June 9s.GuransThe vintage will commence
and the general opinion prevails that the will
yield ghborhood miards and tle
CossrisTmoSIs june .cve and Of .s,
have been made for Aara.es md Eagdnd prices
Corn, and tOOOO ehlos barley.
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REMOVAL.

OFFICE VA. r. M. INSURANCE CO.,
1890 ....-. RICHMOND Earn JuIY, 1855
wis COMPANY has removed o NEW OFFICE Ma an
MAIN srREEr, next door 10 the Dispatch once where IL 10
prepared 10 take Fire and Marine on faIr
Chartered
four yeardurng which met claims for los 10 the -
tent OF largely milton odrs-they refer 10 hs hI.
the past as snodlng the best future Be
log NrgnA Company and having her et m.
us profits VIII be secured her enterprises 10 some
oil the her
The long acquaintance Of this with the p,unx puh
has enabled to become familiar wants: and No. n.in
will be spared withheld that will tend 10
euracy and give satisfaction. - '' ~
To Farmers has IN Its powerrom erensiy, conn
already hlshy r,p.
table citizens portion OF viii be happy 10 re-
crve and consider applications addressed ,h, To
the President return such fes
be In Its power TO Its patrons
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Another Sign in the South.

The Pensacoa (Florda) Gasette has just raised at its
masthead the name of ArtLARD FlLNoRx and says in
tends to do Jealous battle in the good 1t has hth
erio been neutral And thus progresses this great popular
revolution against corrupt dynasries and selfish dema-
gogues and in behalf OF the Constitution aud the Union
Heaven speed the glorious work
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CAP AL, $500, oOoIr

DIRECTORS
7. NJ. ALFRIESD, Pressds.f
H. l. KENT OF Kent Paine a Co.
II. W. QrGhLns.
WV. BEKRs. Of Beers A Poinderter.
u. W. fHr, Of II. W. Fry Sons.
wv. palmer.
J. A. ISIoYs.
A. PAErER Of Parker, Nimmo Go.
J. w. WADswoRTH, OF WadsWorth, Turner Co
THUs. sANsOs, Of Samson A Pae
Q. w PURCELL, Of o. W. Purcell 4 Co.
Il. l.. WESTON.
J. p WINSTON. Of Winston Powers.
3 T. PULLiIN.
H. A claiborne.
p. CrIIES
q. W. sHuN OF Smith HArvood
iy26--u T. COwApnIN
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{ C: s a. &c : :: .: =. \ ' s.s.
. to" ). 1 %;cs' s az. ;. 4 %
S,s. q 20 or % slave. oaelSains s.rsn,>r. sl.slmA
county, : :. 2; H.. s S.s :s,.
s 81, s & sss .ss.
"a ss;,: on .SS .s a., s. p S,,
sosIT % =; ms n'% the 6 ~ Term. hS.r.
sn.,r'n Depot N. line Of the Dssvis rsro.S
OF @r.S foaa tract OF four or 5000 .er.. !. s,.s.
si% s.. .'i Ken, county. eo..n., q.
- s v d. Aas,en unless prvveusly dspossd Of private
Dee Hh-A plantation containing $500 IRE. in North Ala.
July sO,h.-M..u. Res.rs.aa CO., ,o.. =, ,.,,
same fS~s%sss.s o'se. Auesi
18Th .;. soIa: :ssss ., |
bro. 1r 81. AT Fairfield race ''or'' at o'clock thorough
PRIVATE OFFERINGS OF REAL rsrAr,
. :sss: $ .s,,: ~ :.a: SIs; IL miles
C s. s .:s :a9sa % We. q Richmond With
q o,s s ;s S:. win sa S.
farm Of 500 acres In esunty Known a. Ii. Ben,
The n:nan.ai Cor rent, i.... or ..l.) S.. adv, Of
ysa.ss a,'ans Of M.rh.i is,A .,. Richmond
scs.s Of sf.S S .. .s e 5...
ssS%sa 90 y q ss.
Alarm entE 100 acres cupeper county known a. .s,i
more Advd BY Jere Morton. ltAS1
desirable residence pr wsyt, street. Clay stree,
nishmondI sale on long credit q. d A. ttA<l
House and lot sion Clay and 18th I'll, lot
acres q. "A tIAl Tvs
tract OF $50 acres yelling &c I'm Lou. so.,,x .,, ~
J. L. Kesn. pal ~'' ~1'N "
Farm Sss % Sq,sn n near Rehmond comfy dwelling
The h..nsJ fsrm" in Orange county See sdvr signed VIM
o. Crrnshsu and Godlln a App~rson. ttiUAl
Farm Of 90 aeres ESQ csarvd county 10 mile.
S'snmond-. rare Offering See advt kppsron
The Greene~ estate Of acres In Rcctbrdre count, ho,
90 The canal, ard uear Natural Bdses
Yarn OF Gov with dwelling. mills, etc. on Slate river In
Buckingham co miles e. Of @ H.. OAqiD >' -
etc. ltA2'l .eS.'"'
LIS, acres, 1892 cleared Apply q. A. fiscal "
len Thousand OF land In See sdyr in
country Wing Of u. NJ Price, Ag't uiaOl ~ " $50
OF shl embracing l'uo situated Valley Of
The estate called White Bank acres In king VIM county
on the M.tispony river. IN miles from C. u. uf) ''
OF %" acres In PovhAtan dwelling etc
The White Sulphur Springs Gre.nbrier county g.. adv,
Country mansion and farm Amelia Ca
- T rna. - from Richmond Price $500 (tf)
acres Of which $50 arabic, (tf) '' N'"'A"'"t ''
~ IN .eochand county, 2s Richmond called
Mount bernard" containing TSn acre. (tf) '
Orange '''"'N''"e'
Farm on Jane. river In county opposite
VILE, containing COS '' N''N "-N'"''
nj in Anal
ties. ~ miles from Gichmond. Advertised by L. Masters u1
Richmond an ''' ~ ""e' "0m
Farm Of $40 half cleared City county n mil.
from Richmond uf) ~ '''- - univ
seahrook' belonging To the city Of Rchmo,d .,
by order Of the Council IT. WI "''N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-26

IhL " J. RADICAL DEuocEAcY.A convention Of the
Radical Democrats Of New York organized at SYRIA
cuse on Thursday afternoon. The telegraph furnishes the
following report d the proceedings.
David D. Field submitted long addr repudistng the
Democratic party at present constituted and its plan.
cy 70 The slave power-depong the consequences Of lie
acts IN Kansas sud esThere remedy for which h ony 10
be found 10 the defeat Of the Cincinnati nominees and the
admission Of Kansas free State. The address euo
-es and endorses the Republican candidates and calls on
Democrats 20 support them. Resolutions embracing the
sentiments Of the address adopted with enthusia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-26

RULES once Of the Circuit Court Of
N Abenarle county, the drst Monday July 1885:
jaime, Fr.t~e who sues In bs right aud
andrr Fretuel, deed, Plaintiff
AgdfHa
John w. fretwell Jordon fretve, the
and Prus, the infant CHA Of William Preiwe d,ce.ed
Scott and Elizabeth bis wife, and Youree the sb.snt
and unknown children ~ Nancy Mcbride formerly Nancy fret
veil Elizabeth Martin, - NASH and Missouri Nash his wife,
Mathew NJ Anderson and the other children
unknown) Of Mary Anderson, deceased formerly Mary MARTIN
Bernard and Mary his wife. formerly
lAio T. Harris aud tie other children (who
known OF Frances Harris formerly Fretwe Dns
IN OHASCERY.
The object o. this suit divide by sale
held by the late Jane Fretwen her duve share
the slaves belonging 10 the estate Of her deed huban
FretveiL
having that the DEFENDANTS John X
Frswel. Jordon Prstwel Mrs Frstwe. the widow and
Frewe the infant child % William Prstwe deed scott and
Elizabeth his wife Mary Youree Mathew Anderson other
children Of Mary Anderson, decd william J. other
children Of Franee Harris reside out Of this Commonwealth
those mentioned unknown, him ordered
the said nonreen ard parties do appear within one
month ater due publication Of this order PLAINTIFF
B or do what IL protect their that
copy this order BE- published four weeks
In the Richmond Country Whg and another copy pasted Al tbs
front door the Court House Of this County day the
next County Court.
Jy2C-ciw Teste, IRA GARRETT, O. O.
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ANEatcAys ~ PAEis-Amoug the Americans In Paris
previous To the 10th inst, O. A. Pegram Mrs n
Gibson, Miss Ross Gibson and w Wbilmore, Of Wiz.
gnia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-26

REVOLUTIONARY SoLDIER GoSE.-Mr. Denyse J. De.
ny'e, Of the few surviving heroes Of the Revolution
died At his residence in Patbush H. H. on the goth ns,
Al the age OF 90 years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-26

An ANERtcAN ~ fEELAsD.-The Dublin correspondent
OF The London Waterman describing the proceedings Of
ister Rev. John r. Edwards passing through Dublin vas
introduced 70 tho Conference and delivered short adj
drna.
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RICHMOND w HIG.
TO CoRRIsP0NDENTs.

WAC"
xile. .cvftsa arfas paper pbsa
"a Tls Of koao sfdadir0, os1h % Do knosrr % al
case Do dspartdor. Obituary notices e~cssd
tuo sl0Af Asss are charged rbr ddcertisssssafS.
~ sci Do charged hs ddcsfsse
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q MSranssrTARs ALsAM OLE WILD

NJ n VI II
MAS CHtRkf.-The Editor Of the Boston Josf 49,"
we have not until recently been h
the true value Of wIsrARs BALsAM From hi. ,ruy ,,
We nave received b-neht, having recently
@ m case Of severe cold and cough success. and
tue preparation, and worthy Of confidence" ~
hs bIsAm made from materials which Nature Ia, placed I'm
al northern latltudes,
climates. " ''-''' 'Nu'su " cola
Mature Is bot the eject
Whose Is God"
Let Us not neglect her plaIue.t Dictates
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the uranp.r
rkuIw
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SOUTHERN STEsHER on rHE LaKEs.-The steamer
Wilmington from Charleston. s. g.. arrived At Osvego
N. Y, on the 24th inst. via Quebec.
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nUCKINGTAn LAM >,

sALEH not previously sold Will for At public
auction the premises TUESDAY % day of Repsm.r
next tract u land called OAKLEY. lying within one mil, Of
buckingham Court House. and containing acres
II IL seldom ra pleasant and desirable residence either for
private professional gentleman offered for
Of the most healthy wealthy aud intelligent neIghborhood'
STATE The situation vey elevated and beautiful
extensive view Of The range o. blue Ridge Mountains and Of
NJ The nnc plantations State Rve The
Client Tor the accommodation family bsck
good
houscs and ~ abundance Of excellent vater
There funiriency
twelve hands The lots ch the whole
tobacco land on wal
through the whole ofhs Tract on
vrsi branches Of whch there great abundance Of plant
and proportion o. wood land, furnishing nexhaustbe
supply oftmbsr or Al plantation uses The prcpnquly Of
Hourishng delightful Vsge ~ Maysv anords
sure mafkc for milk butter Peuiry and indeed everything tina,
furnished from the garden dairy
Tor from hfy hundred Of
Of the
River only mile from the Plant Road, sp-
proaches miles 0f The place. ockfr large manufae.
turing only six miles most
nieut church, mill, and 10 the hiacksrnths shop
There IL also good mill the
The terms Of sale viii b. accommodating
Mr. Justice, the the will the 10
any wishing 10 purchase.
Persons wishing correspond undersigned subject
Jy46-cids wM n WILSON
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ATRoCIoUs FRAUD on THE PUBLIC.


We learn from the Philadelphia press that Hollis who
was charged with counterfeing extensively the labels
OF Iooways Pills, has been committed to Moyamensng
Jail tor trial IN default OF bail The examination showed
that the immense sales Of Holloway Remedies in this
country had long since excited the cupidty Of class of
nsctcants known medical counterieiiers" The cs-
ADJUSTMENTS Of Professor Holloway 10 every city of the
Union, had been closely watched the extent of their
ucss ascertained and finally system of counterieiting
planned out, which in extent and magnitude has probably
never been equaled in this any other country
We hope the fortunate arrest Of the chief consprstr Uo
s will tend to explode the whole scheme all the taferi
OF the rascay combination IL in the hands Of the po
lice IL ia somewhat difficult counterfeit the remedies
Of Professor Holloway with IMMUNITY. His agents cover
the land, constituting all petyading vigilance com
mtce whose Argus eyes open his interests
and the Interests Of the sick which ia fact zone and
inseparibe" Hollis and his gang forgot this indcpen
dent medical police, the alert all ~ direct com
mnnicaon with the office in New York. They left out Of
their calculations the boundess pccuniary resources of
Professor Holloway. and under estimated his zeal and Ito
eraty when engaged in hunting down the duoube knavery
that tempered with the public health while sought to rob
him Of his reputation. The timely discovery OF this
scheme of Wholesale rascaity will we trust be warning
70 medical cOneiiees The counterfeit plates labels &c
are all the hands Of the authorities Of Philadelphia and
the conspiracy Is utterly crushed L. effects has been to
exhibit more striking light the unparalleled popularity
OF Holloway Pills, for only against the leading medicine
Of the age would such scheme have been organized.
II would be well Tor the trade be on their guard
against similar frauds for the future One scheme Of inn
posture Il put down. bat the popularity Of the medicines
may give rise TO others ~ y Nat Pol GazeHe
Tvs HERHERr CAsE.-The counsel for the prosecution
10 the Herbert opened the argument Thursday be-
fore the jury who had two acts oi instruction before them
The Court dsaowed that part Of those Of the Onted
States which provided for verdict Of murder on the
ground that II based abstraction II s the gen
er'l opinion that the jury will fail to agrce verdict
| The Chippewa Indians have held Minncsot Point
/ their Anniversary known NJ the Medicine Dance
feast usual alter planting their Spring crops long wig
waH erected Tor the purpose and under the GER
emonies were performed. According 10 CUSTOM q large
] 1fffu ~ iotla rat1s
the canine species Of the animal kingdom
! An Auratc.v IN TaRt.sp-Tbe tubl,, co,,.,oo,t..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-26

RETuRSgp.-- Burlingame appeared In his scat In
the House Of Representatives on Thursday evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-26

IN MESSRS. y. DAvIS& SOS-Grn,. r..
fore ten Msrgu both Ksrtns and Burmsn. had
found out The value OF Pain Killer
disposed Of slAge quantity oft among h- IL seems nsIesr
emeaeiou In cholera mnrbus bowel and Other de-.
which the natives Of yls =,
living are peculiarly exposed IL 10 valuable Anotr a. ,bs mol
son OF Centpee Scorpions, Hornets the like Ihayr hen
stnns e SCORPIONS aud in both tIeuci
and entirely prevented the swelling BY applying In
Killer On houewsrd the Cap,an ~ ,he
hp was taking with vomiting purgng and other ymp, Of
cholera him good The ,nn.,
stae and happy results So entire speedy was the relief
That he assured he would yoysr, rhn vo,
excellent medicine, II he could possibly procure 49,
-. Respectfully yours,
Oio-do@~N~ REV, J. BENJAMIN,
La
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uNOH II L. ID IPHIA VIA
u NOROLk-The A No. CITY l<E-&Sk>
Richmond, Capt Mitchell, 10 receive <Efff$
freight and -illlsave WEDNESDAY, July SOth 49, -
NJ = o'clock, p. NJ. "
o"et or passage having superior Recommendations apply
,.as 4, H. y TUrTLk, Agent.
RncL.
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no IN THE sHADEi !. N. lind Of weather to pu, or

40 IN THE SHADED IL Hind Of weather put
UD In miod Of ris Linen Draurs oass Costs light
Stocks, Cravai Zephyr Gloves and just AZ e please %
eah s whatever for comfortable the Cloth
Ing and Gents Furnishing mag be found ITO where
advise "a look
DRAP DErE COATsAiso open and broad Pail Pants made
from Drap DEe ApacoanEh Erneel and cheap oot AZ
them.
SUMNER PANTS-ws have large sioct shove foods,
and would call particular attention 10 lot
selling ~ etbO. 0ROsHON0 4 TUPMAN,
y2e no Main street
lNHVsHED, POWDERED Ann aHANUIA-
~ TED sUoARs-Por salsby u. SKINNER 4 CO.
lyqe No. 50 Csrya
MO. CLIPPED HRRHINGs-5ob b,, u.uf.r Ne
~ Clipped HerrinEs receiving for sale By
RI SKINNER CO.
yEo No. ~, Car
VIHeINIA HAMMERED IRoN.--Eor ,ssy
y. r n. sKTNKgR Co,
Ufo No. ~ Carr
WlbBAOHED OIIs-spermacet on Of prim. aus,ty 40
- lar, lard, and Train Ons, Tor sale By
la2e DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
sShfETx Fuse HGAsrING ANDRIFLE
juas DAVENPORT ALLEN CO.,
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

osrcs 90 rus wuno July ss lisa
Thu EuY,p..n n..s ,.. .,.....- n. a a. Al, -,
" ''"Pes" "e"s, per steamer fersis, 10 10 The llth
The
iourn.i. an ..,,. 4, a.. . :,
,.., IN. h,n, 80. :, ,,....., ,. - = - , -
-. -. v "-S'a'' 'e"Anea ~ ~ oa' loans we're
made outside al skt There 10 s,i drain England
-. =. s W N's 'sSe'P@." 0" Aus
80 % o~nsfh~ eas shes'ns NE snhverses course Of trade
" resurns Of "reat Britain show iarx~ Increase
pared With the corresponding period u lisa 1855
- .,-. -" W 10 ~''''''o1o, ne ssresas public
"'sa1s ss'e"sns 70 'ne enormous sum OF f'os5i.ots
The New York Courier of ve.t,rdav s.x.
- !N-'NN~'' '"se
smefcsn securities In London improved
hoss,,r nm oo iv ~ 49,, ~ me rsrs. most Of Them
700 'os TOT .ne prizes ruling here On the CONT
IN e shares OF numerous
not envy causing contsoed neglect
NJ shenes OF Ate business The eject
spSn gu. aoes MARKET va. partly paraysed BY
supply OF money atm exceeds the demand the lev
psrs,sd -"' '"'" '''""S' de-
We have several times hal occasion To motto. tb. r
eeedinxs Of commercial union, I'm other e,,.. an. 49,,
hi, -. -. - a. a.. W. 'sSs oe'ns 70
~ W :. "pe " ns ".sn.n" " our Guy worthy Of their I'm
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The state the cattle market by reference TO our
report under the head slightly better yesterday
er " nr quality Of cattle which cent,
pound for the beef While sold t9Se and
that for better cattle than sold within the
Year The prospect for continued good supply favorable
The sales of Virginia Skies the New York Exchange
First Board yesterday tS 200 9sX 1885,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-29


The funny s. local" of the Buffalo Republic gives
the following poecal" description Of the inter-
esting amusement:
From daybreak to savory noon, from noon
until the night when pours the efulgence of the
moon on streets of CHASTITY white; and all things
now but tend to this--the selghing of the girls
Now Alice in the mirror looks, and Mary ii es her
bonnet, miracle of ue and lace. with marabouts
upon it, and hearing bells now jingling near they
both arrange their curs-theres Bobby driving up,
he's come a-selghing of the girls And now beneath
the wolf robe they tuck their pretty feet, while DER
the rens with wondrous pains, Bobby reigns so neat
the horses all gaiIy drest their harness all com
plete-my gracious, what swel they cut, driving
up the street and Bobby also cuts swell, and cuts
the horses, tQo-apd cuts his poor acqpantances as
crowds he passes through, and now behind the hor-
ses hoofs clouded wreath whir!s; my gra-
cious. what luxury, this sleighing of the girls
And Bobby, them to show his SKILL drives faster and
still faster and, whip in hand, presdes DER all-of
all horse kind the master. Around the corner like
top, the sleigh like lightning whirls-the sleigh goes
on-but, in bank lie Bobby and the girls.
MoraL.-Don't put on airs when with the fair
Don't try to cut swell or we'll be bound you may
be found where Bobby was, all NELL, all mixed u[
with embroideries, with rosy lips and curs; oh
what bliss, to end like This, the Staying of the
girls"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-02-29
WILMINGTON, Feb. 22d, 1856

MEssRs. EDITORS: notice IN your paper of yes
terday a report of few remarks l made at South
Washington on Saturday last, from which the infer
ence might be drawn that l charged the Southern
members of the K N. Order being favorable to the
abolition of slavery This not my intention, it
is not my thought spoke of the general tendency
OF the Order it stands, with its main strength at
the Norh and of the danger of disturbing the guar
antees of the constitution any point, thus open
ing way for further changes, which could not but
WORK injury TO the weaker section. With this excep-
ton the report of my remarks is, in the main, correct
and expresses accurately my views of the dangerous
tendencies of OrIer into which many of my friends
have been unsuspectingly drawn.
ENMAPD