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NEW GOoDs-JUsT OPENED
White Linen Duck COATS; White Linen Drill COATS Color
cd Linen Check Goats.
White Linen Duck and Drill PANTS; Fancy French Drill
PANTS.
White and Colored Naseilles VESTS Single and Double
Breasted.
Aerino FROCE and DRESS COATS.
Nerino PANTALoONS-with large assortment Of Alpaca,
Barahea, Linen and Thin Summer Cloth Goats.
SHIRTS Of every description.
We have received choice assortment of the atest style
colored CANBRIC SHIRTS with Byron standing collars
French wrists. Also-LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, Of
ell Sizes qualities and patterns.
LEIGHTON Il BARBOT,
NV 2D6t corner ST CharIas and Canal a.,
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TIE C0egTtesSes of Welded Life
By MRS. MADELINE LESLIE.
First Edition of 5000 Copies ordered In ADJ
vance of Publication.
Second Edition of 2nnn IL, press
Second Edition of 1000 in Press

This Is work OF rare merit designed for who have been
are would be married. It able vndcatou of the nj
vine institution of Marriage, ddacc descriptive and
most admirably adapted to control the Judgment and heart
multiply and perpetuate the amenities joys Of welded life
1t delights those who have it. either in or in
sheets. Read what they say:
series Of feiko pictures into story of no ordi-
nary interest," simple and beautiful in style true to nature in its
scenes and characters which drawn with the skill Of an
M most pure and elevated in its moral tome bidding fair
be great fa y, with the pubc Tour Critic
IT viii delight our readers and shed light the time
honored institution OF marriage boston Daily Atlas
It's style s beautiful for simplicity nuturaess and control
over the sentiments and emotions of the reader it's
Evening Transcript eNe'' p''
Narrative of facts most skifully embeshcd containing
scenes OF thrilling interest," confomed in style the
ards and most pure and saluary its social and moral in
ence:" tBoston Daily Journal '0 u
should be read by every husband and wife, and by all
better and happicr.' 1.-THE Bay State. va "'''''
SHEPARD CLARK & CO.,
ITO Washington street, Boston,
j. G. MORGAN,
a26 2p3tsat Exchange Place, adjoining Post. Office.
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Bargains =! B02'g0s1ss:!

Bargains H0s'g0ssss:!
MMdpR N. GLE MM "A ERE wE Wy.
1856 CAMP STREET,
Informs his customers and the ladies generally that he has
determined to sell of the balance of his beautiful
GOODS, at COST OF IMPORTATION. All in search Of
bargains should cali Us early possible. -e
The following are offered ut the lowest kind of prices
Figured and plain Bareges Floneed Ogady Robes Founced
Barge Robes French Jaconet Dresses Baege Robes for
Misses; French English and American Lawns Linen Cam.
brio Dresses French Jacones Ginghams and Brantipes;
Lace and Silk Manllas Hosiery, Gloves and Attens;
Moline and Grass Skirts; Corsets, Parasols, etc.
Also
FASHIONABLE SPRING Silks at co cents per ward,
~ "A complete assortment Of
FALENCIENNES, COLLARETS, COLLARS and Sleeves.
EABROIDERIES and LACES Of all kinds
HORACE HARDY,
4 my5 MoWe&Fr ..5.ss..-. 5.. 1856 Camp street
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P. A. H E B r RID,
14o CANAL STREET, LIS
Is opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals, which he will sell very reduced prices
Plain, Figured and Flounced BAREGE DRESSES;
Colored GRENADINE
b Black Flounced BAREGE
Half-mourning :. .
Plain Black GRENADINES;
Striped and Plaid >.
FoULARD SILKS;
oreandy, Plain and Founced DRESSES;
Muslin and Jaconet -
Valencienne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS;
:. :. INsEETING;i '~,
White Cotton CAMBRIA;
:. JACONET;
BRILLIANTINES, White and Coored;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, A. Ca 81;
NANsOOK; ..-'
INDIA NULL;
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
CAMBRIA;
TOILET QUILTS, White and Colored, all sizes;
T0ILE DU NORD;
SILK CRUVETLI LUSTRE for Travelling Dresses;
CURTAIN MUSL1N,3Jaquard Damasked and Embd;
124 WHITE BOBINET Mosquito Bars made to order;
Irish Linen SHIFTING;
SHEET1NG LINEN, French Scotch and Irish, all widths
Yellow and Colored NAGKINS, etc, etc.
a. complete assortment Of PLANTERS GOODS;
-READYAADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS for
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zhe Great so,sshe,.,e Esemeelu.

z I3ee GE1'efyG SOekgE6e1'192 4Geaal eGENs
The attention of Planters is invited and invaluable
Remedy for of the troublesome complaints incident 10
this climate Testimony like following from distinguished
judge lawyer and planter Of Mississippi shows the estimation
in which it is held, wherever known.
F1oKsBuRG, Nov. %, 1852.
Dr. Btllngs-SIR: have used my plantation during the
past summer, your Carmnative and 4srngen Syrup and
have found it invaluable remedy in the for
which you recommend it. do think any preparation can
be safely used and think that every planter should have
supply always hand believe it be the most valuable
medicine in for the diseases purpors relieve that can
beprocured. Very respectfully, your ob't servant
J. S. YERGER.
Warranted all OF Diarrha no matter how VIC
lent or Cholera AorbRs
Es5-Sod wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO., and
myl 2p6t<W 0. 0. WOODMAN.
Selling at Cost
TO CLOSE
SOFT FELT-nl colors and shapes;
BOYS AND CHILDRENs' Fancy Hats and Caps;
PANAMAs, LEGHORN AND STRAW.
r .4..... 2. D. w. & F. BELDEN,
I'd No. Chartres street
RESTORE TO RENT-FIxTUREs FOR SALE.
Also-A large Jewellers Safe mTl 2p6t
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Floor OIL Cloths,

Three feet to wenyour feet WIDE Of designs choice
qualities, cre to suit any sized room or hail.
J. D. CAMERON " CO.,
my5 2p6t &c Charities and q Cnstombouse Strees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-05

Co.. Ne are Indebted to$ the officers Of The 10. D.
III, for lite Baton and laqueInine papers.
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Boots, Shoes and Br0gaaes.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general assert
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, HATS. CAPS etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS RUssET
BOOTS, BRoGANS WOOL MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW aud CANPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
tyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
II ATS C IFS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw PALM Leaf, Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the W., -mf
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jy13 2p&W 10 Magazine street,
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PeasaaeG2eshia7.
A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM,
IN SEVEN PARTS
With the Copies at the head of each Page

IN SEVEN PARTS
With the Copies at the head of each Page.
Numbers and contain little than those elements
adapted TO beginners Nos and embrace all the practical
parts OF the entire sere giving ample practice the pnc
pies and gures the small and capital letters with words from
each arranged alphabetically closing each with senten
ces Nos and contain of fine historical and
graphical selections No. book of Forms Of Notes Bills
Of Exchange etc., comprising those use by ell business
persons.
From the hundreds Of unqualified approYas received from
teachers in STATE select the following from an
rienced Principal of of the largest schools In the Soub
Psyson, Dunton sebner's Combined System of Rand
PEEMANSHIP
Ond Chart designed to aid in teaching the system, has shown
by its success that twill has DONE readily approve itself
to Teachers and all others Interested tits the only series
copy books extant which starts with meeting the real vans
OF ALL teaching one thing at tme and leading the pup in
gradual and systematic progression until beautiful hand is
acquired"
1ness books warranted be of the best quality of nonsr
Published by
! CROSBY, NICHOLS & CO..
Boston,
and for sale by all Booksellers in New Oreans
A-A full set mailed to order receipt OF ST. pospssd Ia
MI" any part u me country. a29 2p2taw&4tW
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REINFORCED Removed 80
FROM NO. Is TO IL ROYAL. STREET..
and pnts constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes to this market.
=. Also -.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR. QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA Dies:
SAZERAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1888 and 1906 and other
brands
WTRKSKk Y:
or all descrptions-scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts
Also
On band usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QUORS ia the market which will be sold on rs reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Roys. street
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Canton Mating.

A 81 and g. White and Checked Mating, of various quail
ties.
j. D. CAMERON 4. CO.,
my5 2p6t 26 Charities q Custoruhouse streets
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'SSsaa't B0sOmss---SEssa.E ROs0nas.
5o Dozen in variety from 20 cents to So each inst
ceved at jazz -
S. N. MOODY's,
New Orleans Shirt and Furnishing Emporium,
corner Of Canal street and
AL 2p7t Mower Excboro pl.o
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To Merchants and Opticians.
It. 3. MYCOCIz & CO..
OPTICIANS

~ - 1'1I = S-'1A q w.
OPTICIANS,
Fool Square, Sheffield, England,
Manufacturers Of Ships Telescopes of every description Ia
perTeescope from Il Sc inches with signals BELT Pots
Yachting Deerstaking and Military Telescopes Portable Tel
escopes, with astronomical eye pieces Single and
Double Opera Glasses Racing Glasses and Pocket
Telescopes in Psrspectve etc.; speeacles; Micro
scopes Linen Proves Eye Glasses Reading Glasses etc.
All kinds of machine and hand ground Lenses Spectacle Ewes
etc, ETC. a29 2pl2s
PED CEDAR BOXES-WARRANTED MOTH
IL Proot.-Jpst received one hundred at the -
OLD AUCTION MART
ulyo IN 81 Camp street..
GSIGARS-A good assortment, Havana and domestic
ny1 corr .stsi / New ievse
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80 NJ r. s4y1siUeGy.
-cGS aDEGH&AS aG Nv IA W.
CT O 7 H IERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
tUnder City Hotel,)
Have received their usual choice AID superior stock of
SPRING and SUMMER sos
IL O t H T N G.,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE
CASHAARETTE AND ALPACA COATS
, o." e., FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL PANTS
AARsEILLES AND VALENCIA VESTS
CRAVATs
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS and
GENTLENIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
az 2pu ia every variety.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-01
THE KANSAS REBELLION.

NhF'S" says of our institutions that they are ian
i"nS stree, constable. Kansas il certainly
L" organized anarchy. Ii adm; her into the
''' "'"' we shnl prove that there is as much Of
"'' =, e"'e''''n IN the saying OF Carlyle. Fibus.
zero VIII oe invited and encouraged to seize upon the
oaiane' VI 'uf territory, exclude whom they please,
ana sec up independent State governments. r. ,w.n.
tyhve thousand may thus act why 40, tiva ,u,d,sd,
Why may not the Indians, in the territory .d,;n;ng
ksneas, also erect State government and ,cIud sI
whit. men from their new State, Why m,y mo,
Utah exclude all but Mormon polysami.,s1 Or +,
colony OF FREQ negroes, under the lead and o
abolition seize upon our empire in the West and erect
State government Each supposed case would be
as much within the Constitution as the instance Of
Kansas.
Mr.. Carlyle is entirely right in his Latter bay
Pamphlets in charging that the disease under which
society in Christendom generally labors, is the ab-
sence relaxation Of law government and authority
The Let Alone" mo government policy has been
pushed TO extremes. Popular government is a good
thng-so good that so long as the people govern, we
should like TO see much Of it. No government, or
very little government, is very bad thing for na-
ions, for families for schools, for armies and for all
other associations of human beings. The South is
exception TO Mr. Carlyle's sweeping charge. BY
means o! slavery, we have much government, and
society Is kept in admirable order. The Rev. Nehe-
mioh Adams SOW and admired this beaatiful feature
Of our society. The masters aud owners of the South
are toe best police in the world Aristotle d, emed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-01
r,r,uoND ENcUIRER'
The syN,.wyENLy. ASp WEEKLY,
fvslisHEr nM''' rpynR & ECNSAVAST.

-" r,r snnr,n. and a, =
o,av rsYtr, seven HG,,'' s!Sr;cr period thsn Que
q 4ca:. i riy ;rS&1 I've olo,s lsr "Hnnn and
j.; S..fa, SIX months pay ,.,,l; or six dollars
:" -, IN, e.,: 8: ;Gr !'"'. ro circulation Of the
'4 ,.,w Q! S\,'n.'. -, southern Ststes, the
y. rryv l%Ql i"sh - ,;,. :.s:c ut q WEkhLl
Ave '"a''"S ~ ~ -, reaG;n. matter OF
r,,; ,a'.'..ss a's;:H a."
s. ~. sex. NfsAE r,i,o' rhsrsct.: OF tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-01
A THREAT FROM SEWARD.

In recent conference of the Black Republican
representatives iu Washington, Mr.. Sewsrd threw
out very distinct intnnaion that the dominant par
ty in the House would not permit the passage o the
appropriation bills, il the Senate would not consent
10 the admission OF Kansas free State. Mr.. Sc
ward never speaks from impulse. Indeed, there IS
no more impulse in bis nature than in lump Of clay.
Every u,terance of his lips is the result of cautious
calculation. Ills idlest wori weighs more than most
mems deliberate asseveration. When, therefore, he
makes menace, it means something; and The South
might as well be prepared for the contingency which
he threatens.
The proposition to admit Kansas into the Cnion'
comes from an organized rebellion. The claim IL
without pretenee Of foundation. The territory has
complied with none OF the requisite conditions. lie
population is but ouefuurtlI of representative cn-
plemenl. The application vii! be rejected with con.
tempt.
VIII the Black Republicans Of the House thcn re.
fuse TO make appropriations for the expenses of Gov
erurnent Let them, i they dare. The South throws
down the defiance. The outrage on the Constitution
will he 81 palrable and iutoerablo, tina, no other JUS
,icaun for the decisive step of secession aud indie
pendence will be wanting to the South. If the Aho-
ltinni.,s choose to stop the operations Of govern
Gent the South is equal to the protection OF its inter
.sis. We s;ani Oh the defeuce. We have been
osded by every sort OF Insult and wrong, and we still
submit. When, however. the fabric Of Government
is overthrnwn bv the violence Of traitors, we will be
prompt 20 substitute system more to Our taste and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-01
THE AMERICANS IN ROME.

ROVE, Friday, Feb. -, lSJt-I'ie Americans in
the Eternal City met together last Friday. At com
Inemoraton dinner given in honor Of asinston.-
About sixty ggntlenr.n, Residents and visitors, sat
down to table the oilice OF chairman being filled hy
the Hon. Mr.. Quincy, formerly mayor of Boston and
member OF Congress. A Number Uf speeches were
nnte, among which, may be easily imagined, somn
contained iorcbIe comments upon the present i.io-
matte difficulties hewern the Governments III Great
Britain aud the United States. john Ball was rep.
resented aa bcing ~ rather growing and irritable
condition at The prospect "t pence being concluded
before he had fairly fought ont h!s fight with ku'sia,
and his i'll humor requiring some vent, would. "n-
apprchrnd-d. ur-;" ham to prrcecd to acinn h-tcuils
in hi- quarrel with Brother Jonathan. The power oil
the british navy, and the preparation" "i the country
for war AZ cnntra-te! with thu utterly unpr"par-d sit
uation ni the United Slutes. would, il 1aS admitted.
bring tremendous "whippiug" upon the latter c'un.
try for the first six mnEhs after the declaration OF
hostill!i.s, but argued TINT hmrrr"n energy
and patriotism would subsequently turiI the balance
in favor o the sar- and t!rp- and sweep the union
Jack from the ocean.
When warlike topics Disposed OIL Mr. Qiinc-
moved q proposition for .a's.ns fund, toward the
errctnD vf statue Paris t. ih= memory Oi ten. La
Fay.tis with whom he had been personally acqnan-
ed d"iiug r General f-sn!rce III the CGt'd States.
\ Committee oiWn"-and Means was nominated. with
insiruciui. 10 en:,r into communication with the
United States Minister resi,ug IA Paris and iud ont
what degree I" support the pan mlslf expect III that
quarter. l. is probably that should lr undertaking
b. realized; Mr.. Crawford. the tacnt-d aIn-rlca'r
sculptor established IN Rome will be carE'd with
the execution of the iipnuInr..t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-01
THE DIFFICULTIES lS KANSAS.

All the political troubles. prprNitics and dlthcu
ties NJ every kind TINT have taken place i'll the set
tcmet of Kansas and The rn"c'inen: end eXecuil"n
ol such laws essentially necessary 10 the gon
order and well being of civilized society, are but the
natural results vi the LtYtIaH. and dshDfa 'fptd'
oi N. H;s,oari Compromises. The agitation aud TX.
CIirHrut growing cat "t thr question %! slavery III
! tb- Territories o! the Union had been anrahy nd
ius:ed by the Compromise measures oi lS'd, under
, Ike Viii. administration ni Mlard Fillmore, anu the
wo!. country :ra.ing IN confident security that
the vcxed question fuay settled. when that M.
pr,acy pfd ,n5an;t6dnk amt pil,i'''H i'mng6gnc,
/ Stephen \. nJng,as uudcr the imbrc'F. hgp1cT'ttm
and carratt administration nj Franklin Pierce, ri'-
jgd ~, Il s.tiemen: mad by Patlndo and Statesmen,
:n-n al LOFTY iut,l-cts and uUla"s'ionrd Integrity,
and iiIs r"opened the slavery agitation, which, II
there is any reliance 10 be placed IN the tears tH-
pressed by the leaders OF the called DeIn"cracy,
has endangered the very e,isor:n OF tho mon IL
srlf.-, Nd'iDhd' .im'rIcan, starch ~.
The aboynis the clearly defined position Of Mr..
Bolts md Ibis tNil, r'p"n"i in Fridays little or
can" enl Tor winch 'lnt rr"Pom'eratinc branch oi
:!p Know Netting p;r!y in Richmond and his Con.
cr,- ionr District were Uvrr Hnl over denounced
~ the Wig n "Frersn;!r,." and lilac. RepuLli
cans nccupynS the -an. position ns th- n"hibsrs
of ,i5-c orga2ila1G.. il j: u". necessary tha! w"
.hour make any c"Iainnn,a"c desire simpy 10 pre-.
ssn 20 Ia, peuple oi Virginia, and Of the South, the
crcaad taken by tue "cg!g American Organ III the
mctrcpoIis-iha; 0! assaIg sue. bold and ncliona!
Noriicrr Democrats Douglas and Pierce, for har-
;ns h!n,trI 0ut sectional line which w.s degrading
To SOUTHERN equality aE.l Southern rights ll"w can
the l!lll section know-N No:iUgs, hyw cHn any uld
line Why, gct wi,iI party whose chief organ thus
watom!y mu!ses war upon Northern Democrats Tor
eonn; 10 The all ii the South in tic ::rGggl: Silh
frecsoi.i,in'
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rIIE mN NASUlNEIOS INlON.'

We observe with regret, :hat lew papers attach
eI to the fortunes o certain nspians for The Cincln
nali nomination, ars attempting I" convict ths
Washington uuion Of intidrlity 10 the general in
tertSts U! the Democratic party. In our Judgment
aud in the judgment OF all impartial persons, the
tmoa is conducted with equal candor aud ability
Nuhuty can justly accuse it Of cover, hostility to
any eminent me,nher OF the party.
Mr.. Everett delivered his great orutlou on Wash
ngtun before brilliant and delighted audience iu tue
nrg" Hall Of the Smithsonian Institute at Washing
ton city, "u Thursday night. II is said thu, on that
occasion SlE0 were realized 10 the Mount Vernon
Fund.
On Tuesday night he will repeat the Grafton II,
Baltimore in the Hail OF the eAlrChan', institute; on
Thursday night, q. Philadelphia in the Musical Fund
Hall and a, Brooklyn at an carly day Afterwards
ell for he benefit of the Ladies Fund Tor the pur'
chcsn nj Mount Vernon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-01

sophica lnitics ri which! Society i. COMPOSED Aud
VI have often shown in these columns that Stock
Blood, Race. and nat the Place ni birth, constitutes
the true basis nj s"ria and political Unity. The
Of the Irish Refugee readily assimintrs with the
Mass OF which lie forms part; and however isn1
rant or higotrd the tutIcr may have been, the oou
may deserve and attain 10 our highrs. political hun
Tie Black, OH TIE contrary, even though his
ancestors may have been "Amellcans' for geuerH
tons, still feels aud Is almost universally regarded
OF au alien Rura. \ Isw moi made by man.
CONSTITUTES the former 81 pliIlos"phcaiiy con-
sder-d he is ni our Blood: but the latter feels and
knows that viii: him the is totally different be
is II stranger III the land u his inhcrs.
We have said enough 10 satisfy oil Southern men
that they should csr!cw Gl!atiou ~llh pnrty whose
chief champion il, New York is IN favor Of breaking
down The dividing wall hctwcen the Whliss and 'he
B'acA.. '.n'! of making biac; equal 10 white 'nan
n, The polls 7" say the leas, IS there not something
suspicious i'll this c!ec,iuneeriug movement Of lead
iro friend oi Mr. Fillmore Should uo! every South.
crn Know Nosn: wai. at least until he Knows
whether Mr.. Fillmore approves or reptobates the
monstroUs proposition ol L.s hlG-leajcr Broohs -
CGH Southern Know. Nothnse stand upon this Brooks
universal negro suffrage Platform!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-01
Bi Tue GJT HRNnE or VIRGINIA.


|EORNATlON h-~:ac been .ec-!ve-l hy he Exscu.
va 'tl. Gcr.: Cox a.:as cs::.. aligr JOKES WHO
.)r!:n:'' 20 ae ~. u N.-g2 c0aSty. Ji grand lar
J. escaped 'Ec-r:reI: O. lie .!..' o; 'te second G
L. nni - 60. I: a--r ty therefore :-feSy Of.
.r.~s:: u; JEe ::y7:et IJsE= ~ auy ycr-Da Or psr.
Is who .Ssn gr"cr; the sd:i G"a-;" Cos clio, Davis or
le AID dc'er Jim l9 &c sy o.: Ma:ca couu,y: aud
l'o-eo"=r -r1.:'e NJ c;a:er. O: ;L!s CcUm2uweqlh,
~! .:.ir". All re!as-t III. people c"a"y,y 10 use
e' "%:'!2". :. procure Ne G:ye-: o. the ss!d Cox
/ j. i:sy hc trg.s&: 20 'i.:cc.
~ H'i"T ny Ho'': rs HJ".r:o: ant nd r. Lea
-: >.'' o. -" GoH""a~eH:a, - n Amoud, ibis
-" - :: N.:,a, III tie Year !s-.
siE\:,Y 4. WISE.
:ls G.~"::,o-: JzoEoE ". Nv<!os2, sec,c;s-y os
'9'a%.orr.t..5.
t:;o t|G:s g"c 'a'a. A3,V, . years OF age, nva
even o. EN- ".aes a'.A, Gli forehead, isrk tair
q: :: !'"r = W! 4 e 'a:acr hin: e.a- blacH
,I":, a.'c 'H-:.'% Il Hire He:.h. so0u, ons.
~ '''' '.'I'T 49," ~ D.'y pounds When ha
s"d 49, N''f,-. ena: O.: r4Oc- AID bad On pair of
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-01
TIE STATE OE FREE LOVE.

Ws call the attention Of the Boomers aud strong.
,n.nded ladies Of the North, OF stephen Pesre Au.
drews and his yo,,r.s, the "highcr cnases' IN New
Tork OF the people OF Tralvi!le and her sister VII
.Ggc, aud of the Feri-c,ionist Saint ol Oue!a. t"
scheme which is qui,. a, 9hIlauiro2c rs negro Ubo-
!iton. We tender tn you r coGprCia'se which may
lot only save the Onion, but also ennrcip pate Whit
women. Can't New York beat Boston Can't she
hryr he: em..ra"n a;i -oc;rty' And can't III" fur
sh her ln.u, aud wc:nc,, too, With Sharp res -
Seize upon territory in the happy valley o! Ctah II
you please arGacipae woman; erect Sta'e Of
Free LJve-e v,ry hspgy state, no donbt. Make
marriage c-nr 10 b. punished bv death or the pen
ien,iary, and offer ~ asyluin III the strong
cI women in Ia. universe, Tile is feasible, because
Utah has anos; ELECT" il already. That "on ,hink
!: drsrabr, y"nr conventions, your books, your pa.
pcrs your saloon. aud yonr Villages clearly evince.
Set lhr white women irr !i.st, md then turn your
attention 70 the n"gr"--. Nobody Wi! las s" heart.
les n. to arres, or hinder The Fugitive Women who
shall hy from land .! oppression 10 hc state OF rec
time mag come when all the horses -ha also he enan
cpa,et and brought 20 the supply and demand pr!u'
cpIr."
Ii you vii! let black slavery alone, We will compro.
mise with you, and aid You TO get Up the State o!
Free Love- Sucitiy a. the North can opare you.-
You would "quit your country tor your country
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