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r~- To my fell0w.citiZens Of Richmond
I announce myself candidate for CITY SER
GEANT, and will appoint ~ Deputies II elected
NH 11-tdeN CYRUS oODDIN
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MEDICAL GRADUATEs-The annual commence
ment of Jefferson Medical College, at Philadel-
phia, took place Saturday; among the names OF
the graduates, find the following from Virginia:
John L. Banks, VIM H. Burton, Henry X. Coch.
ran, w NJ Crawford, VIM. Fisher, c. p Goodall,
Jos. H. HALEY, J. r. L. Hardesty s. j. Huobeil l..
ID. Johns, j. b. johnson, R. r Jones. B. H. Kibler,
James NJ Lazzard, R. s. Lewis, T. P. Matthews.
R. H. McChesney, H, ID. McCltntic ]. B. Moore, ].
Nash, s. H. Nottingham, w. c. Mum, ]. SempIe,
J d. Snead, J. 8. Taylor, p. NJ. Tupman, t. F. J.
williams, A. F. Willis, ]. C. Wills, b. w. Green,
Fl. Gresham, and s. 2. H. Miller.
The annual commencement of the Medical Uni
versity of New York took place Friday; among
the graduates, numbering 9s, were: Thomas Ken
nard and Amos II. Hardcaste, of Maryland; Mar
cellus p Christian, Gabriel A. D. Gait, Morris
Leftwieh, and Geo w. Rbble, of Virginia.
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rF French Gloss for Furniture. "a fresh
supply of the celebrated French Glass for cleaning
preserving removing stains and imparting q beauti-
full and permanent polish to Rosewood and Mahogany
and other furniture, with little labor. Price Is eta
Received and for sale by
GRUBBS L APPERSON
NH lo-3t* Broad st., Richmond Va
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sse Strawberry" says that during the last -. !"
ha ow York city consumed from 1900 10 81 on
M oe @ this delicious fruit philsdelphis from
s,ooV 70 l4000; Boston, from 5000 10 III 200 M
S'ne'nnAu, frcm II 900 10 1900 --'
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Gw Dunlop Moucure & Co. ask the Rtten-
ton of dealers their auction sale at Rockets Of
two cargoes of SUGAR and MOLASSES, this morn
ing. The ssle will take place, without regard to
weather, and commence at II O'Clock. NH fl--1t
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t. Improved Ambrotypes, Photographs.
AND DaGUERREoTYPEs.-Improv Ambrotypes at
OsSORNES Great Picture Gallery-Having compile
tod an arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro-
wepromise to send out pictures superior TO any
thing taken in the State OF Virginia, The proprietor has
spared neither time money to introduce this
style of Ambrotypes glass, to bis old established
Gallery.
The Daguerreotype department will receive my
personal attention, shall continue to put up Ds-
guerreotypes for those who prefer them.
OSBORNE'S GALLERY,
fee Opposite Exchange Bank,
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WASHINGTON, March 10th.-SENATE.-The bill
appropriating %, 100000 for increasing the U. s.
armaments and munitions, aud for the repair and
alteration of small ARMS was passed to its engross
ment by % ayes, IL noes.
The Senate then went into discussion Of our
relations with Great Britain, and the necessity oil
preparation for national defence, after which they
adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Wheeler, of N. Y, offered reso
luton instrueting the Post Office Committee, to in
quire into the expedency Of erecting public build
ings at Boston, Philadelphia. Charleston and New
York, as suitable for Post Offices and U. S. Court
rooms.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Campbell, Of Ohio, reported the Consular
Diplomatic and Army appropriation bill.
The request of the Committee on the Kansas
contested election, for authority to send for per
sons and papers was then taken up
Mr. Crawford opposed giving the Committee the
authority.
The discussion of this question occupied the at
tsntion of the House until it adjourned.
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E~ Auction Notice..-Boofs, Shoes and
Hats, at O'Clock, this morning, by
NH lit DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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Railroad Bridge 4

Railroad Bridge Destroyed.
BRISTOL, r. l.. March 8th.-The draw bridge of
the Providence and Bristol Railroad, at Warren,
was carried away by the Ice last night.
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rY- Hair Cuttiug..--TO the citizens and
strangers visiting the city If you wish to get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style,
would advise you to call ON HOBSON, at the Hair
Cutting SHAVING Shampooning and Bathing Saloon
under the American Hotel, entrance on 18th ct.
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render your gums sound and healthy--by the use of
DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. Ii relieves aud
prevents Toothache. imperts pearly wbiteness TO
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath-s free from ell injurious
matter, and IL recommended by physicians and dem
fists, superior to any preparation known. See cir
cular
For sale by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.; BENNETT
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE l. GRAY; LAIpLEY
& ROBINSON; GRUBBS L APPERSON and ali
Druggists. Price so cts ja A-Sm
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Tho Potomac River Route.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-The river route is
open, and the boat will leave here this afternoon
upon the arrival of the Northern cars, to connect
with the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad cars at Acquia Creek. The trips win be
kept up regularly twice day.
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RAILROAD COLLISION Yesterday morning the
ND and down train, on the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad came in collision about
Eve miles this side of Acquia Greek. The locomo-
tIves were slightly injured but the passengers es-
capped. The passengers on the down train held a
meeting at Slash Cottage, and exonerated conduc-
tor w, F. Dabney from all blame
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~ Board Of Trades Committee Of Ar
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DuNLoP BENZ. w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. C. GaAY, JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
I3-ta
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iRosIH Nova SCOTIA company has been
formed 70 work the iron mines Of Nova Scotia,
70 be called the Acadian Iron Company, with a
capital OF 2200 600 In Is shares. Among the hi.
r,csors are persons connected with the trade Of
Shefaeld sA.- ssas sr.-t.sf -f~'AA 40 VI
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II Johnson, inimffnbIe Cutter Of Hair
and WHISPERS. on 10th street, between Mails and
Cary. Particular attention paid TO Dressing, Curling
and Shsmpooning the Hsir.
Infallibls Tonic grow the Hsir-au ms, antaneeus
Dye for beautiful black brown. NH
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- Hair Dye, Hair Dye.--Johnsss, Bs,-
ber has Hair Dye which Il instantaneous md pss.,
washes on We win advise Gil who dye 10 give John
SON call Ee warrants 70 give perfect satisfaction
or no charge.
Also 70 Be- had FLErcsEEs HAZE Tosrc, IN infsI.
bls remedy for al the ills thst the human hair 10
'' ior n sraE.r ssrwsss Mvrs cAnr srnsxrs.
NO n
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BOSTON, March l0-At sunrise to-daysthe Their
mometer here stood at zers.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, March 10-The
thermometer here stands at &c degrees below zero.
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Ice in the POtOmao..The Long Bridge In
Danger.
WASHINGTON, March 10th.--There ia great
pressure of ice above the Long Bridge, which will
probably be carried off when the ice starts. 1t is
now in q pecari0us condition
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e. 80 Tent Daeaerre0fypes.sss 4 SSes SesSs
has just received ssli lot Of ~ cent cases for H.
ruerrsotypes snd those who wish their pictures =.
Ken in PowerS upfvaled style, mnst cal Ct once -
fore the cases are all g0ns. NH
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iilinG Of the Arna0,

Sailing of the Araa0.
NEW YORK, March e-The steamship Arago
sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool She takes out
S4OO 600 in specie
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Wreck and,Suffering of the Gre,

from Cardenas, was cut through by the an,
sunk in the harbor last night. Her crew got 81
shore nearly dead with cold
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Ger, (Ofce with George J. Sumner, No 20 Pearl ST.
will attend in person to the sale Of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise, Horses,
| &c.
| ALso.-To Renting out Horss and Hiring out Ne.
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e. Locking Glasses going out of use
There seems TO be present but little demand for
this article The importers and dealers should bams
SiM0NS for it all. His Ambrotypes taking the
place of every description of Mirrors; for who
cares about seeing themselves in single glass when
edHy fired bcttceen too gldsses7 NH
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T. Gibbs' Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS, OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scRrPrIoN.-Dagu erreotypes copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, or If desired to life size on
paper, retaining the perfect likeness, and painted by
frs-class artists, making most beautiful and desIa
BILE style of portraits
Ambrotypes, In lockes, pins, cases, and frames Of
all descriptions P. GIBBS,
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below 9th.
fe 16 Richmond.
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... REGEIP
By the Canal, Railroads and River,
For the week ending March 8th)

BY THE CANAL-45S6 bushels Wheat; 2s47 barrels
Flour; 654 hhds. and 6S5 boxes Tobacco; 800 bales
ost, and Hay ESQ bels Cement; ls7 boxes OK Cop
gate down tonnage, 2, 122 $50 lbs. Mdze, Groce-
ffes, Gusno, Plaster, Coal, &C.; making the ss-
gregate up tonnage, :, ,85l lbs
BY THE CENTRAL RAILRoaD.-450 hhds and SO pkgs
Tobacco; 1882 bus Wheat; 9l9 bbls Flour; Ils6 bus
Corn: 1872 do Meal; 1884 do Oats 522 do Rye;
Bacon; 400 do Venison; 81 bags &c Clover Seed;
do Flaxseed; rolls Leather; IL bbls WhiHkey;
/ bale Rags, bag Ginseng; hhds Furs; boxes
Shoes; A pkgs Butter; Is do Eggs; 20 live and /
pkgs dressed Fowls; 10 pkgs Lard; IS Sheep; lsl
Hogs BesveE Is bags Beans; 81 pkss Pota-
toes; 4 do Dried Fruit; rs bbls Apples IS sun
di Is; rs Empty Bbs.
By THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
60 bids SGT boxes Tobacco; 26 hhds STEMS; 257O Blu
Wheat; 156 bushels Corn; 1e7 boxes and packages
sundries bbls and boxes Eggs; Buggy Dbl
Sugar; I6I bbls Flour; 81 Chickens; 129 Turkeys;
car loads Staves 5 bags Cotton; 10 bbls Dried
Fruit; 9tirkins Butter l6 bundles Leather; Dbl
Beeswax; 1000 Hoop Poles; car Timber; 2 fir
kns Lard. -.,r
BY THE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
leS bales Waste; "a Green Hides; % casks Scrap
Iron; so hhds Tobacco 100 bales Cotton; bbls.
Oil; Is boxes Mdze 10 empty Liquor Barrels; 70
rolls Leather; so bush. Peas; Is bales Omaburgs
70 Cords Wood lots FuInt ~ s;6 a bbs Oysters
BY THE RIyER.-56l hhds Sugar; ~ bbls Molssses
325 tons Plaster; 5sl do. Guano; 9s7 reams Paper
81 bags Peas; $40 bbls Rosin; $500 bushels Oats
Du log the week Boston Packet, New York, two
P6iladelphia and one Baltimore Steamer arrived
with assorted cargoes mdze.
EXPORTS COASTWISE.
To BosToN.-28 hhds. ana q 37 boxes of Tobacco;
2s0e bbls Flour; sos bush w heat; 400 do. Shorts
so bales Domestics; 10 bundles Leather; 200 bags
ground Bark. .-..lf -..-
To SEw YORK; 8a pkgs. and 124 hhds aud bbls
. Tobacco: A. 322 bbs. Flour; III bales Don estics
+ I,040 bushels Feed; 2 hhds. Skins; 10 bales Rags
2 bbls. Apples; ia empty Barrels So pkgs Sur
dries.
To PHILApELpHrA-4.9a3 pkgs Tobaccs; 60 bbls
Smoking do; 20 hhds do; 405 bags and 1856 bbls
Flaxseed; 3oa bags ground Bark; 1876 bags Rags
~ bars mani Iron and 100 tons Pig Iron; 40 bags
Feathers and Wool; l42 bales Damestlcs; ~ cas-
Cigars; 81 boxes Mdze; IL bbls Taliow; 27s
empty Barrels.
To BALTiMoRE.-&I23 boxes 81 hhds Tobacco; 40
J hhds. Stems; eco bbls Flour; 95770 lbs Copper
Ore; 4 bbls. Beef; Mills and Corn Shelters s
boxes Scales; 50 pkgs. Sundries; 2 bills Wax; Il
bags Wool do Ginseng; lie bales Cotton arms;
SO do. Osnaburgs; IS hhds Hides; bbls Liquor;
255 empty Barrels.
To NoRFoLK-o6 Kegs Nails; I72 bb's Flour; 80 tons
mani Iron; 5,sil Slaves; ALSO Hoop Poles; /
Steam Engine.
To CHARLESToN, ca tons Railroad Spikes and
Chairs; 4,6I5 bushels Bran. a-
FOREIGN
To BREmEN-per ship Hermine-s4 hhds Tobsoeo;
6@2 do STEMS n bbls Flour
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" DE-. James love = :, =. ncr of Bank
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House ia s--Sm
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BENNETT. BEERS L FISHER,
i'm Asan,. u;-L
fe T2-d6rn

70 Cough, Asthma. Rheumatism.-Let
THE AFFLICTED TRY THE GREAT REMEDY.
CONSIDERED BY ALL TO BE THE GREAT.
EST CURE WHEN ALL OTHER MEDICIyEs
HAVE FAILED-Every day new testimony comes
In that speaks of the virtues that should induce tina
afflicted to delay no longer. The Debilitated-ths
Despondipg-the Dyspeptic-fnd in it great resto-
rative and inyigorator,
LUNEY's CREEK r. O,
Hardy county, Va, Dee. l, 1855. :
MEssRs MORTIMER MowsRAY
Gentlemen-Pursuant to request here rive yos
description of the effects of Hampton's Vegetable
ed injury to my constitution in tho Mexican war
in l847. had malignant typhoid fever, which affect
ed my lungs, and from which suffered more less
until short time since. Last une was taken with
the Asthma 1.-THE Immoral type) and that stuck me
all the Summer and FAIL and was reduced in weight
from 1852 to 1873 pounds, my average weight in my
healthy days was IFS pounds. Your Tincturs has
cured me already, and have only used four bottles
hereby all afflicted similar to myself that no
better remedy be found it is the best ExpectoI-
ont ever tried. 1t soon carried of all the phlegm
from the lungs. l have gained pounds since eoia-
nIenced its use. l remain yours,
GEO. A. BuReoYNs.
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please We II
atrial.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Sorofus.
As female medicine it is unrivalled.
4 Co, Richmond; BY DIR. COOKE, Frsdericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
~ 81 per bottle; 8 bottles for g.
NH l-dGc
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I. r. Chase, m. D.. Homeopafhist.--
Richmond Va. Ia a--sm
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" To Nervous sufferers.-.A retired
Clergyman, restored to health in few days sitter
many years Of great SUFFERING is anxious to
make known the means of euro. WIN serd (freep
the prescription used. Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ.
DAGNALL, No. So Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
fe 9g-Ims
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HANS6nssHSSsEEb sSS s sas SAaM ,l N EAR

HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM NEAR
Bile and attractive Cottage rssideAcs and farm con-
tanning ABOUT serss one milo west Of city. and
adjoining MT. John n. Shields George II. kinS and
others 10 for sale on most accommodating tsrms The
dwelling has rooms, besides stcre-roou. with the
g.usl out-houses, and wen Of excxlient wster
Fruit Trees . isodactivo vineyard Of choice kinda
81 Grapes and number OF tina Asparasus beds. Ap-
pyle JAMES +. SUTTON, Jr..
Land aud Pension Agent.
- Corner of Rank and llth streets.
Bounty Land Warrants wanted. for which lih-
srsl priees viii be paid In cash. NH u-6ts
TX AMnp BACDN HREAHTks- HAMSs
NH 10 WIN. WALLACAs& SON. q
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/ FATHER BELTING.--C0nstant ON
- hand stock Of every width patent stretched
Leather Betting
mhs WILLIAMS bROTHEA.
DERUVIAN GUANO.-xO0 Tons pure
i Peruvian Guano daily expect. d, for safe to ar
rive, by
, NH SLOT CHAs. T. WORKMAN co.
NJ G.. HRRkINGS..-@J bbis Cut N. &.
IN. Hefrings 10Y do Roe do; for sale BY
ID .sasssE sWOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
s NH 10 No. IL Pearl ST.
ESOK HIRE--A ge0d Cook, Washer and
Il Ironer, by the month; also Negro Girl for the
remainder of the year. 1850 Ffkf
DkRUylAN GUANO-.A carge dailv er-
i pects d, for sale IN lots to suit purch, sers by
gs4#ag7a e. ii. SKINNER 4 CO.,
NM .sgl8Asas y#abfss haa7 50 Gary street
BBLS fresh and prime Roll 3 !. TTE
~ just received and for sale by
NH 10 'a a3tst WIN. WALLACE SON. q
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~ Embroidered Muslin Curtains. very
CHEv.-Just received per Express Opening sms
have received handsome lot of Embroidered Mus
lin for curtains, which will run of veiy Cheap
Among them are few sefs connsttaE OF two eeI.
long THE low price of % the set
N. EZEKIEL,
IS Main street,
NH S-d&c Next door 10 r K Whites
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~ Abel u. Mayo. will DO found here
after at the clerks Office Of the Federal Court Bosh
er's Hall, corner of 9Th and Main.
He will attend particularly to CcSvcYASctsG and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS of every description.
and CoPyIsG.. taES 50 ~
Memoranda left with his father, JOSEPH Msyo, Esq.
or at his Office in the City Hail. viii be duty attend
cd to.
other business of 9 NOTARY PUBLIC. ia i4-Sm
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No 8 State St, Boston.
e. BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER, Agents fol
Richmond. --- 70 l2-d6m
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EOUND--A small BKEASTPIN, several
l. days ago. Enquire at the Dispatch Office
T NH Ills
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GARDEN SEEDS-.Lnndreth's, fresh,.-
VI New supplies received and for sale, IN papers or
bulk The attention of farmers and garde is re-.
quested to stock, which will be found complete
in Garden Seeds, with some of the Field Sc eds and
Flower Seeds. w. C. BATTAILE
NH lift Drugpist
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I ONDON HAIR BRUSHES...A large ms
IL sortment of the best qualities just received by
LAIDLEY & ROBINSON, Chemist, &C.,
NH IL 4th and Franklin sts
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ARMORY n. l.. 1. BLUES,
March 10. 1856

March 10, 1855. )
ATTENTION, r. L. I. BLUESi
n Parade mt your Armory, ON TUES.
II DAY the 18th lust, at O'Clock, precisely in
Ia full Dress Winter Uniform, Dress Cap and
M Plume,) The roll will be called at quarter past
o'clock and every member is requested to be at his
post Arms in order for inspection.
By order of the Captain.
NH Io-2t 1890 VIM H. FRY, LIST Sergt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-09-03

his constitucnts-true to his cduntry-and true
to his God.
But he has suddenly left us,-thc fatal shaft
has been sped, and all that was mortal sleeps in
yonder cold grave. A bright star has dsap-
pearcd from our political and literary sky-and
though its departure was sudden, il has left be-
hind it, light clear and brilliant, which, if
followed, will not fail to guide our footsteps in
the right direction. The winding Sheet and
cold earth conceal his body from our vew,--
but his good deeds and honored name will still
live, and remain bright and green forever.
would gladly offer word of sympathy to
the heart-stricken widow. She has many con-
solutions i'll her deep bereavement. Her loved
and honored husband died n christian, died at
his own home, and in her own arms Her own
loving hands held his dying head and smoothcd
his dying pillow. Let us commend her to the
teachings of Him, who alone can heal the cleft
heart and who is the God of the widow and
father of the orphan.
The time of his death, magnifos his loss 20
the country. His single vote might have deter
mined the question whether tyranny or freedom
shall triumph-whethcr the laws enacted in
Kansas by n legislature elected by armed inya-
dcrs-laws which would hlackcn and disgrace
the code of Draco himself, shall he enforced
over peaceful and unwilling people by the mil
itary arm Of this government. This issue be-
tween the peoples representatives and partiznn
Senate, is one Of fearful magnitude. II the pco-
pie are overborne, we may well fear for the
safety of our free Institutions | doubt not, we
shall select successor, who will be able and
true to the cause of freedom Yet there are few
james Meachams, in this or any other District
VIII not trcspass upon your time, by dis
cussing the political questions before the country
which has been 50 able done, by gentlemen who
have preceded me. The Republican movement
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Fri.LMoGE's PRosPEcTs AT THE SoUrH.
We extract the following from al ar
ticlo in the New York Mirror;
The facilitating effect of the recent
local elections in several Of the South.
crn States npon Mr. Fillmore's political
prospects is not the only j. dication of
his waning chances If success in the
great triangular conflict Even the loss
of kentucky, that gallant old Wing
Siateis but one of the signs of the times
which fOrewarns The North that every
slavo-holding State will wheel into the
Democratic ranks for November, and
cast its vote for Buchanan aud Brcck-
iurlgc
Great as is the influence of the South
of this stampede of Mr. Fillmore's
friends, we imagine that it will be out
weighed by its effect on Northern men
now noniinaily acting with Mr. Fillmore
The causes which are working in the
South to send Fillmore men to Blehan-
an operate here to swell the ranks Of tho
Republican party. Thousands of con-
servaiiye NOrthcrners, who were willing
to occupy the middle ground presented
by Mr.. Filmore's platform. will never
consent either to vote for Buchanan or
to throw away their votes on candidate
who has been abandoned by the South,
And when challenged by their associates
in the South for their reasons for going
to the Fremon forces, they will answer:
We have the right to abandon Fillmore
for Fremont as you have to desert Fill
more for Buchanan; we love not the
Wing party less, but constitutional lib
erty more and as you have determined
to make slavery extension the paramount
and only issue, we array ourselves on the
sido which presents tho strongest antag-
onism to your aggressive spirit, aud
which has the best chance of repellins
your encroachiug policy"
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The Kansas Troubles.

While the President, the Senate,
and the House have been at logger>
heads on the question of annulling the
bogus laws enacted by the creatures of
Missouri Mob for the government of
Kansas, that luckless Territory has it.
self become the scene of new strife
and bloodshed. When these things
arc to end, nobody can foresee. Nor
is it so clear that all these tales of as
saults upon Lccompton by Free State
men, the liberation of Free State pris-
oners unjustly detained, and the de-
struction of brigand encampments of
pro>slavery Adventures, have so much
foundation in truth, as Justice seems
to warrant us in wishing. Indeed, the
principal part Of these rumors have
already been ascertained to be false,
manufactured for the express purpose
Of melting fresh invasion from Mis-
osri.
1t appears that Col. Lane, who,
while bandyiug epithets with Douglas,
and challenging the small giant to
the murderous combat recognized a.
mong "gentlemen," ought rather to
have been at Lawrence, hazarding his
Life there, for something far more i'm
portant than his individual repute a.
nong Tough faces at Washington,-