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EKKAT ATrhAUTiON--1Iexan1 PIaia

IxkEAT ATfkACTlON-. hIeGan6 Plaid
NJ SILKS AT IS CENTs,-We have Just gone through
our stock and marked down very large lot of Silks
TO rs cents and 1t may not be out Of pisce remark
here th.t they were considered very ehssP at former
son. and hsys reduced the price that we may Gloss
them At once. We have still lot OF Silk Robes,
worth S25 which we close at the low price of SIS
Also rs or 80 pieces OF very heavy and rich Plaid
Silks. worth sl.25 10 Sl60, which we will sell 1t 81
per yard.
Any Lady wishing extra ehesp Blk, win now
have IN opportunity Of purchasing ons I've have NO
Doubt for mach less than they will again fos years.
Purchasers should not delay, - the above will soon
b. cold Ct these prices.
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROfB,
10 W.-dl2te4t csh Dters, 30 Nsls d.
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az AddItionaI supply of New Gaods..

" Additional supply of New GoOds...
BREEDEN, FOX CO. will receive this morning.,
per steamer Jamestown thirty packages of New
Goods, consisting of many new things in LADIES'
TIES, MATING. &C., which will be offered st
low prices; examination of which they respect
fully ask of their city and country friends
je Set 2l7 Broad 1t.
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~ A Perfumed Brenrh..-What lady OIL
gentleman would remain under the curse OF disa
sresabie breath when by using the Balm OF Thou
sand Flowers' a. dentifrice would not only render
it sweet, but leave the teeth white a. aabsster?-
Many persons do not know their breath il bad, and
the subject 90 delicate their friends H1u never men
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning.
City cent bottle win last year.
the aBalm of thousand Flowers.n 1t will remove
tan pimples and freekles from the skim leaving it OF
soft and roseste hue Wet towel, pour on two or
three drops and wash the sscs night and morh a
either cold water pour on two or three drops
of "Bslm Of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard veil
and L viii make beautiful soft sthsr, much iss,tita
For sslS By FETRIDGE Co, propristors and all
druggists. -
Il I2dSm Agents, Richmond.
r. DaIIey,s Genuine Pain Extractor
will m bdue the pain and Inflammation from the So
yersest burns or scalds in from one to twenty min
utesand that IL viii heal the wounds without scar
and efectualiy cure Fever Sores-Piles-Sslt kheum
Eyes-Cuts- Wounds Bruises-Old and Inveterate
sores-Sesld Head-Corns and Bunions-Erydpelss-
Sprans-Sweln gs-Felons--C Chi blsips-bdtes OF In
secfs--Swelled end Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eru ptons--andA ell other inammstory and cutsneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
DON'T be incredulous shout the many diseases named
os cured % only ~. naa, s..
contains and heretofore enumersted-one 70 four.-
an reach not alone the aforementioned diseases,
but many more Lot enumerated.
! ouery.-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-
&c sIRE cAL0MEL IHwAHDLy yoR SCORES or DIP
Permit DISEASES
Esch Sox OF GENUINE DALLEy's PAIn ExrRAc'
ron hss upon II q Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the siensturss Of c.. V cLCkGkEk ~, Pre-,
eethsss are counterfeit Price IS cents per box.
- All orders should be addressed 70 CIV. Click
amer r Co.. 81 Barclay street, New YORK.
Ear ssle wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS USHER
ssl o-sm I26 Main stssst.
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~ BENNETT, BEERS FISHER, Agents 70,
Richmond. fs l2-d6m

n Removal of Omce.-Dr. LITTLE has
removed office under Metropolitan Hall, where
he may be found during the day.
His residence is ON 6th between CLAY and Leigh
streets in the house of Mr.. Crngan. e S-dln.*
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a. Dr: Georwe (savinzeI has renewed
ms vfee from nth and Broad, % the corner Of iot
snd bfosd streets whers orders may be LEFT far him.
~ residence 10 now on Clay street. between 18th ana
en- Persons wishing his services In the swer part
=. tne city, can leave their names and address on
49, AZ A. hop.KsR's Drug Store No. 10. Main
my l9-lm
Datchefor's HAIR Dye.-.Twenty years
experiment and application Justify the p.ou.stnr In
weeFrnvting this the best Epir Dye IN existence
,s, ayss sisck or brown instantly without the least
nine private roomsl at Bnfchclor,s Wiz factory.
<s5 Broadway, New York.
Tue genuine for ssIn by
l0--6n tor nsnsS
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sPHCIAL NoTTcHe.

-. n 80
~ +: WIlbacherD Dealer ia Ljuuors
y ines Cigars Ac, Ne. 2os Main strses, Richmond.
- 37-.-ka
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NOTICE...The undersigned will be ab.
! Y sent from Richmond about or weeks, on q
tour through the States of Wisconsin Iowa. Mime
sota Illinois Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky, and will
attend to sl business that may be entrusted to him,
requiring an agent in any of the principal cities Of
said States
He will locate Land Warrants or make purchases
of town lots in the West. for reasonable eomms-
son and report faly in each case soon a. the
lection 10 made.
Persons wishing to avail themselves of this oppor.
tuDity, will call on his brother, II. Sutton corner
Bank and 18th Sta, his father y. v. Sutton, Law
Building JAMES T. SUTTON JR.
ie9-Stf
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ACARD TO THE PUBLIC

that Mr.. NATHANIEL CARUSI has been appointed
our sole agent for tho sale OF Piano Fortes in
Richmond and its vicinity. All purchases made of
and excellence, upon par with those obtained d.
recty from our manufactory in Boston: and we can,
with the fullest confidence, recommend Ito all des-
of purchasing of cur Instrumens) the above
named gentleman as one upon whom implicit re-
ance can be placed CHiCKERING 4 SONS.
BosToR, April 4, '56. ie 6--eolm*
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JUHN LANAHAN,
Pastor of the Exeter Street M. z. Church,

Baltimore
Chronic Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache
of long standing has been cured by as an nvivora-
tor and restorative, where gentle siimulant is want
ed believe it superior to all the cordals ever be-
fore the public to ihs Youth and Old Age the Single
and Married, we offer the most valuable remedy
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures
Sold by U. A. STRECKER and PURCELL. LADD
l. CO, Richmond; BY Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
r. OIL per bottle; bottles for S5.
L.
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BLANK BOOKS FOR JULY.
n A. MORRIS, 81 Main street

A. MORRIS, 81 Main street.
Merchants contemplating the opening of new Ac-
count Books on the first of July next, whether
LEDGERS, go
JOURNALS
DAY BOOKS
CASH BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
SALES hooks,
or any other description of BLANK BOOK, and do :
rlng them ruled to suit their tastes respectfully
informed that NOW s the time to leave their orders
have just laid in very choice lot Papers, expressly
for such jobs, and beg to give this timely notice. in
order that they may leave their orders at once and
give me time 10 do them justice.
~ Bindery over my store.
lie Q--.SK MORRIS ~ Mi. -
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CHICKERING'S ANO
ha suhacriher having

celebrated fIANOS of Chickering & Sons has now
exposed for sale at his store, Main, between 18th
and 18th streets, No. 1863. Opposite the Exchange
Bank alarge and varied assortment of these superb
Instruments which, by thu terms Of his agency he is
obliged to sell at the fLctory prices
His stock will, at all times embrace large and
elegant assortment can be found in any of the
Richmond and Virginia all the advantages possessed
by the people of the North in the prices and qualities
of Piano Fortes.
Among his assortment. 10 the "Chickering's Louis
XIV" an instrument which, for beauty, excellence
OF tone, decacy of touch, and elegance of fnish
universally admired This instrument ands unrival.
led by the Parlor Grand Piano. which claims
tentlon the chef d. ouevre of the Messrs. Chick
erng, and which il considered by tine first artists su-
peror to instrument produced in this any
other country. This Pisno, whilst it possesses ull
from all its defects The touch 10 90 light that the
delicate hand of lady performer produce the
volume of tone that of the most experienced
master The style ia unique, aud the instrument ma
bs placed in any position in the ROOM with equal ad.
vantage to sound and appearance.
Tho Parlor Grand Piano has entirely superseded.
in all thu larger cities the costly and ponderous
Grand Psno it having been decided by the most com.
petent judges to combine the best qualities Ct the
Grand and Square Piano. See Report of Judges to
Board of Directors of Kentucky MechanicS lnsti-
tute, Louisville
That persons desiring to purchase their Pianos may
be sure of obtaining GENUINE instrument the
Messrs. Chickering will hold themselves responsible
only for those bought of their authorized Agent
will be seen from their card. published below.
Also excellent Pianos, of various styles and prices,
by Brown Allen, Boston, makers of very high re pu.
tation and experience. NATHL CARUSl.
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r. Lcccbes, Leeches, Leeches.-.I have
Just receiv by Adams' Express, lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES, which will be applied upen the
most reasonable terms can be found at all hours
OF the day the hair dressing under the Amer
lean Hotel and at night 25th street, between Main
and Franklin. my8 X. C. HOBSON.
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a S S{rHHo5S TIE IsHAsITANTs OF

"A RICHMOND AND IT'S ViCfNiTY-DR 4.
SCHULTZ, the skilful sugeon Chropodist from Lon.
don, author Of practical exposition Of the Human
Feet, ersdicates soft and hard Corns BunionB Warts
aud i'll formed Nails, without any pain, By new and
easy method. DR.. s. is daily in attendance at Mr. M
Schultz's, $50 Main street, opposite Messrs. Kent,
Paine Co.
Fees each Corn
Blades and gentlemen can be waited upon at
their own residence, within the city of Ricblnond,
without any extra charge. ie 9-Ims
SPRING GOODS..-We are now opening
usual consists of great variety Of new and desrs-
BILE goods. We are receiving FRESH SUPPLlES
every week, and customers may assured that
much time and trouble in the tedious effort of
MATCHING TRIMMINGS"
HIRSH & BOTTCHER,
NH 25-4m* 209 Broad street.
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ri OTlCk..-We are NO LONGER agents fol
the Howard insur.ncs ConpssJ Of Neg York
having resigned the agency on let May.
HUBBARD, GARDNER 4 CARLTON.
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= L0IS, On MANCHESTERTURNPI ROAD
M MEAh TO MANCHESTER, FOR SALE Al AUC
aIGN.-On MoNDAY, the 10th pune, 1856, win be
excellent Brick Store and Dwelling located as above
now owned and occupied by Mr.. Henry w. Jones
thereto, and about Is to 20 handsome Buildins lot,
on ootn NOES OF said road thereto admirably
located for building small dwell lnss upon
our eifice - w 'oeH a.
me attention of the public is particularly called to
IERMs-one-fourth cash; balance at g. 6 and 9
months, for negotiable notes interest added securs5
oy trust Deed or title retained The taxes for the
present year 70 be paid by the purchasers
Je4 GODDlN APPERSON Aucts
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my n

r. Baths. Baths! Baths !-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from
6o'cock A. M. TO 10 r. NJ, at the Hair Cutting Sha-
wing and Shampooning Saloon, under the American
Hotel Entrance on llth street. Single bath Is cts.
or tickets for dollar. mh q.
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ID EMkM b EH. my stOre will be ctssed ON
IL Monday and Tuesday next, AID re.opened on
"Wednesday, the 18th inst. n. EZEKIEL
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To stone slAsONs AND BRIDGE

ITO STONE NlASONS AND BRIDGE
i BUILDERS.-The South Boston Toll Bridge
Company viii receive proposals for building q sub
stantia double trat Covered Bridge across Dan Riv
or, in Halifax county near the South Boston Depot,
on the Richmond and Danvi!le Railroad. The Bridge
to be 800 feet long, and to be supported by two abut
ments and two piers of heavy rubble masonry,
laid in Hydraulic cement, and grouted to Ike water
mark. The abutments to be erected on the banks,
feet high and so feet long by 81 feet wide the base,
and narrowed 10 26 feet by at the top. The foun-
dstions of the piers and abutments to be well see9r
above the site of the Bridge, and Immediately the
bank Of the river Contractors will accompany their
bids with plans and specifications. It 10 desired that
persons wishing undertake the work. will visit the
location and examine the site of the Bridge.
For further information, address the undersigned,
at Black Walnut, Halifax county.
WIN. L. OWEN PreSt
ie9-d6twSt South Boston Toll Bridge Co.
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O1NLOH AND Oh Am Is KjR FURNI.
Il TURE.-We have just received many additions
to our extensive stock of Parior and Chamber Fuin
ture embracing all the styles and patterns and
win sell at very small profits to sales Those
in want would ind it their interest to examine
stock previous to purchasing slsewhere
my Se-l0t LARUs SHINE, ~ Main q.
OTRE CONCENTRATED EXTRAC +
IL OF VANILLA. for AavorinE ices. ieilies, cue.
tsrds syrups Pastry, he. This preparation contains
in highly renn-a that mcst e-clous fragrance
ter principle Il Il convenient seonom cal for all
purposes Of cooking, and msy be- kept unaitsrsd in
any climate. For sale By
j. 10 A. BODEkEk. Nc. 10 Main e.
lTOK CUuEORT..-Wc have the grnuinc
Il Ned tsrrenean Ftifering Stone. Ii b the best
srtiele ever used for purifying Wstsr. Sold b.
eTEBbIN1 q PULLEN,
les lol Broad street,
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EuSTKE,S SALK OF VALUABLE
DITinNsn iN niTCaELLs AND DuvAL's ADJ

SALK OF VALUABLE
NM AnM IN MlTCHEL16A AND DUvALs b
DDIi.oNS, NEAR RIcHMOND-As Trustee "a :
leu % Irnst from Mr.. Josiah L. Woodson dated
S.susY II 1885, duly recorded in Hsnriso coanty
SouI1 sns N execution Of the said frast proceed
nv - PUBIC snctien. On the premises On TUES
DAt: the TIN Of June, le56 ct 5 O'clock r. ri a.
...r, not me ns.t fair day the real sssats eon-
y. ~ .rs ,aa DEED eon.sins Of the valusbe 1T
me me ssid woadson on Academy Hl ia DuvsPs and
MitehePs plans, about half mite Est Of Richmond
ALSO.Twe mtg Lots adjoining, or the interest ef
said Woodson therein, committing Of fee simnle h
some and an undivided moiety in others anch t;tle
a. Il vested in the Trustee win be conveyed ia Ire
purchasers; but II IL believed to be good The tsxes
Tor the present year to be paid by the purchssers
Inc Deed requires cash sale but, by coussot Of
tne parties interested, enough in cash to deay ar
penses OF sale and two notes-one for $50 the other
ior- Solo balance a credit of G. II Is and "a mos
Trpst Deed w GODIIN Trr.y
Ihs foregoing sale il made with my consent and ar
PROBATION and hope my friends viii attend the ,.le
~ strong numbers Ipedge myself to surrender full
possession to the purchaser on the first day of ocso
oel nsat ]. L. Wo0DSON.
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Il BOTTLE-DOLLAR CORDIAL the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure of
certain disease and debility with certsinty and dis
money-received the highest appreciation from mem
bers of the College of Surgeons in London, and is
used in most of the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe cases of weakness have saccumbsd, by
the of this valuable Medicine.
Price so cts and Is per bottle.
To be had of L. B. THOMAS, DR. o. B. HILL
DUVAL 4 NORTON, CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, J.
B. WOOD, 8. NJ. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
oppt site the R. L r. B. r. Depot Broad street.
ia lO-fa
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- This is the season to purity the blood and fortify
he system against the attacks of Summer and Fall
Fevers, Bowel Complaints NC, which can be done
Sarsapsrlis; Townsends do; Cooks do; DR.. Roses
do; BULBS do; Carter's Spanish Mixture. For sale
by A. BODEKER, Druggist,
ia 10 No. 10 Main sc.
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TOHN w. DAVIES,
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET BETWEEN STH AND 9TH SITS

MONUMENTS, IOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sils, &c.
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded by the Mschanics In
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
ie 1O-ts
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"Wednesday, the llth inst n. EZEKIEL
1e 6-6t
WHlTE GOODS..Such us swiss Diuseins,
w plain and dotted Cambrics Jaconets and the
suitable Trimmings, will be sold very cheap 1t
je9 l. L. WELLS IS Main street.
DERUvIAN GUANG.-.We are new sell
= ing Ne Peruvian 1uano. direct from the Gov.
ernmsnt Agent q SIS per ton, cash. delivefed as
either Of the Railroad Depots, on board Canal
boats and would be pleased to have call from those
IN want. CRENSHAW 4 Co,
k'AMlLY GROCERIEs...The snbscri.
Der offers for sale the following aiticics, ehsap
for cash
Is bbh No. North Carolina cut HERRINGs.
" DO do do do gross do.
~ half bbis. No Woods fanny r,e do.
20 bbls Potomae gross do
~ kits No. MACKEREL
~ bbis No do.
Io0 small sizs Bacon Hams. weighing about II ibs-
average; sides and Shoulders; Extra flour. in bags
snd narfsls; London Porter French Brandy ana
Fort Wine, Tor medicinal purposes; 6nsHrs. Codses
Pichlss, and prime fresh Butter alwass on hand
Z: ., cHANpLER, No. 10 rsssklin =,
jss-ia' ichueas. W
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NOTICE.-.SIGN PAINTINGS; Ornamen-
y tai Painting Banner Painting Chairs beautifully
Gifded and Bronzed; Graining in Oak Maple, Ksse-
cheap and promptly, by superior workmen.
e. Orders left with r.. W.ALLEN,
my9 ArbouT. corner Main and f2fh sfs
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SUGAKs--2OO hhds. Prime Porto kic0
- aud New Orleans Sugar; 500 do fair to good fair
do. do. do, in store. For sale by
ia 10 LEWIS N. WEBB & CO.
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II low Coffee Sugars; 100 do A White do do; $50
do. Crushed and Powdered do !; receiving For sale
by LEWIS N. WEBB l. CO.
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. :. An
IA opportunity to purchase established r1anufac
turing business that be made clear the cash the
first year. Apply at this Office. my l3--ts
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
The Electoral College.

The Presidential electors for this State. as
sembled according to law, at Indianapolis, on
Wednesday last, and discharged the duty
which deyolved upon them. All the mem
bers of the College were present. DIR. J. S.
McClelland, of this district, was appointed
Messenger to convey the vote to Washington
and, in accordance with a very agreeable Gus
tom, invited his friends 10 a most bountiiul
and luxurious supper of oysters, quail, prairie
chicken, &c. in the evening. All passed of
pleasantly and with that good feeling which
is appropriate to Indiana democrats in view
of the glorious results Of the late election
We congratulate our friend the Doctor upon
his selection, and wish him an agreeable jour
ney to the National Capitol. = Lafayette
-4BasriodR.
Having been witness to the evening scene
alluded to by our friend OF tle American, we
can do no less than endorse his good wishes
in all things relating to Dr.. McClelland. Be-
sides being staunch and wide awake dem
ocrat, the Doctor is most compani5nable,
gentleman whose acquaintance
it is really pleasure for one to make. In
our humble estimate Of matters aud things"
he gave most substantial proof that he is not
al unworthy recipient OF the favor bestowed
upon him by the electoral Board.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
SAMUEL H. BUsKIRK. ESQ.

We are authorized to announce this gen.
tleman as a Candidate, before the Legislature,
for the Office of Agent Of State. Without
disparaging the claims of any other gentle
man who may be aspiring to this position,
We may say of Mr.. BUsKIRK that he dis
charged bis duty as Senatorial Elector with
marked ability and efficiency, leaving, wher-
ever he spoke, very favorable impression of
bis cause aud of himself During the cam
vass he visited nearly every portion of the
State, made one hundred and foriy-fve
speeches, and devoted to the service nearly
5 months Of hard labor, at a cost of a very
considerable sum of money for the necessary
expenses thereof.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
a Deserved Compliment-Gove
Wright of Indiana.

The St. Louis Repsb ictn, well known as
the staupch AID unwavcring organ of the
old line Wings of Missouri for so macy years
hut which, in the ne Presidential campaign
did effective service for Buchanan and
Breckinridge, in its issue Of the Attn pays the
following well deserved compliment to Gov
ernor VIZ ght, Of Indiana. The Rpubican,
says:
I'VE learn that this distinguished citizen
of Indiana will visit st. Louis very soon,
probably by Tuesday of next week. lie will
be emnently welcome. A Governor Of To-
diana for two terms, he won for himself, by
his rare executive qualities and his general
abilities, the confidence and esteem CT his
fell citizens to degree that would again
have made HIM candidate for the guberna-
torial chair, but for his constitutional inelisi-
bility for third term.
During the late campaigns in that State
for Governor and President he rendered SER
vice second to that Of no other man-proba-
bly, greater than that of -any-to the cause OF
the Union and of Buchanan, securing, on No.
vember 4, the vote of that commonwealth
for the nation, and not for the North, thus
rendering more fatal the blow given, by
States loyal to the Constitution, to a section
al orgaLiz alton, whose success would have
been fraught with ruin.
''His State, justly approaching his services
in the battle that saved the State to Mr.. Bu-
chanan, already presents his name as one to
be remembered in the formation of Mr.. Bu-
chanan's Cabinet. He has shown himself
everywhere a man of capacity, suited to
every new position to which he has been a6-
vanced ; and wodl1, undoubtedly, bring to
the aid of the Administration, either as Sena.
tor or Cabinet officer, abilities adequate to
every demand, and a conscientious patriotism
that would be the pledge of fidelity in the
discharge of every obligation.
SHOULD he visit this city next week, there
are many of our citizens who would take
pleasure in extending courteous attentions to
one whose reputation among US is establish
ed as that of Governor whose adminstra-
tons have reflected lustre on his State, and
entitled him to universal respect and honor.
- Cincinnati Enquirer.