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OrrIoH or THE WARRINGTON hQugDuCr,
Washington, March 2, le55,
DR0P0sAIs Invited for graduation and brick
dams tunnels, other Of Washington asuedet
Proposals. received 10 the 9Th Of May will be opened
that day.
Maps profes specifications ready or
| animation aud after the 10Th day ofApfil
Proposals will be received particular oulye
bridges &C. &c described in the plans and
the works be completed the
appropriation hui al for unfinished win
be subject appropriations by Congress The
under each contract m each appropriation and in
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when aud
what works shall be stopped unit funds become available
funds per win paid H. judgment
engineer the work has been properly executed far
gone.
will made In specie the United
monthly estimates OF the reseyng 10
cent; will be dion all that the
shall be paid their full monthly and specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduc."
The United right any bids
should be deemed advantageous and make such
maj considered conducive progress
work
Every offer aside accompanied by written signed by
responsible effect
the bidder bidders WILL IL his their bid accepted
no obligation, within ton days, with good and sufficient
accompanied certificate district
judge United States district officer Of
general government Individual Engineer
Of War; the able make good their
guarantee. x. l.... ....
will opened presence OF bidders, " any them
choose 10 be present.
NJ. G. MEIGs,
-
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United states Malls.

Posr orrcE DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1856.
PROPOSALS for carrying United the day
OF October the Both 1855
In Tennessee, will be
pnrmen in the CITY Of Washington until
August next, 10 be decided the next day viz;
No. 1868 From Concord Depot Ten, Louisville, miles
back, three times week.
Leave Concord Depot Monday Wednesday, and Friday
arrival Of train from Knox ville--say = am;
Arrive at Louisville by i2mt
Leave Louisville Mosday, Wednesday, and Friday a
Arrive at Concord Depot by 4pm.
Proposals for sir trips week invited
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
No pay will be made for trips performed
omissions not satisfactorily explained three the
may be deducted For sva after -chedule time, no, sufficiently
excused one fourth Of the for the trip deducted
conraet he annued repeated failures, violating
post Once laws FIR disobeyinr the
Inc Postmaster General order
ato increase on the He
vided the runninr time be diminished
service or discontinue altogether
condition OF MS allowing months
service dispensed with =
over advtd The points be supplied
stated Inc contracts are 10 be executed by The lat of
JAMES CANrREII
Postmaster General.
June 7-lawiwt
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours. .....
La "a ;sI1sEal1(5 ss;s;;szsa1

IN and aer Monday, the s3d instant the trains will
" Washington AT and e4 u. M, and and *, pm
On sunday, al Az, p. m.
Leave Baltimore at * and 9s, NJ aud and 5k, D. m.
On Sunday, at4l, a M
T. II. PARSONS, Agent
Anrn a2-dtf
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1867.

NAVY nEPAEraEsr,
Bureau of Provisions aud Clothing, June q 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals Beet" and
proposals for Pork as the be, will
ms ONCE unt O'Clock, Saturday, the 10Th
next for furnishing and delivering, and risk 10 HE
United States, al the following navy yards;
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Proposals for Naval supplies.

AlVFVpotS iVN Naf"i S"PPhSo'
Bureau Of Constn, Equipt, and Repair
SEALED PROPOSALS Naval Supplies the aseai
q q zoe 81 DAY q Jay asa Iss ,sa s ea
sron that hsj may disllng ahed business
Inc materials ana articles embraced in The classes par
cuat described in printed schedules. Of which viii be la,
anis o me espeys yas or 10 lbs navy agent nearest
thereto and those all me upon application 10 @ bureau
each such porans only will actually required
@ havs copy 81 the .ehsaaiss Of the oei yards Tor
lion only nom which may be judged whether WIN be desirable
made for he whole Of class al any yard upon one
OF schedules slct conformity herewith, OF they
All article. very quality, conomabIe
pie, size delivered good suitable vessels
and y s % S at eapsns saS m q s
men count weight &c. Of The yard where received aad TO the
Bidder are eeed The yards ioi sanpss and particular ae
snes III be gwen % srcss Of aasean aanaiaeafs
Every Offer required BY the law o. 10Th august 1885, must DC
WIN sssa - i - ! ,a., :. !.
conaei viii be forwarded thereafter practicable, which
they WIN be required execute a ten days after It's recep at
a,ses in ihs a win Be required sign The contract
United die. navy agsn As aaa
Gan ] ss m and
cenum each bill approved IL duplicate by The commandment
days amer pre.en,aion 70 him;
quality lime and provided, then and in tina,
the contractor and his sue Will forfeit and pay 10 Inc Uni
qued Of equal twice the
Of contract agreed upon The price 20 be
be retained from time 10 time they accrue
from me said pales o. te hfst phrt OF elmer Oh me.
Classes Nos a. 6o be delivered one-iou. part on OF
before me ION May part Ny me 2o Juy
part by the 2o September aad the remainder by me Isl
1851 classes Nos aud whole by the loth May 1897 Inc
remaining classes be fourth part on or before e
Is ssprmoei next pa. On X oco.e e -. @
mandsr soh June. 1857 comprising each de
additional quantities any
an Inc s,pia,on Of ,hs fiscal wear receiving notice Of
So, IN
aa, a''' Ai' '"S --' 80 ' = 80 'N' - ''
~, oo,,.ua
.. - A..
~ ~ ya,a - nv Ay as.m ~ sa ~, ~
aue, y. a $500, ~, n n, ;" J
nv III, ~ Vii. III, ~, % ~.
W s paeau 'o s"e sonea"es WIN "o' cquu prepayment
popn IN oprpp
ronm " orFEn, !,
r., OF ---, State Of -----, hereby agree TO Furnish
and deliver al The respective navyads all me articles named
the classes hefeunto annexed aseeaDy 70 e provisions o
BUREAU Of Consiructon, &c. or June ., 1856
Should my offer De accepted request 70 ne addressed al
ana the eohuact toi" ~ 'ne navy agens ~
Wn ,io' hsha"io anu e'ia"e"e.
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INo. bb2l


IN pursuance oflayy FRANKLIN PIERCE, President sf e I
public sales viii Be held !, The land oses I
s a. Il a ssa ee 81 r ss aS soSsr On Mon
day the fourteen day Of July next for tue disposal Of The pub
townships, viz
ROrA Of As base line o. priaeiPGi meridian
The ISLANDS situated in section sir township iory.ssyea of
sections and twenty nns, townshp a"
range ave aud in section thirty hree township foryhvs range
Township fory.nioe, ofraase zen, a.. .,.-.,.
Townships loyhree orsix forty seven, and forty eight
Townships three, forty six and oryseveu, range twenty
three. .... .....
Townships oryfour and ory-dye, Of uuse tweh,-si1.
Township fouy nine, OF range twenyseyen.
Townships forty eight forty nine and my ofrange thirty
Townships ior,yesh, forty nine, my my one Of range
Townships Gry ave any, aud my one, range Airy-siH.
Township my, OF range ihiTy
The uuappoprated twenty twenty
A he land once Al DUNCAN commencing on aonaSy d.
fourth day o. August Tor e disposal g hs public lands s
viz;
North Of the base line aud Of hs principal meridian
Township tbirty-seyen Of range wv nly-seven.
Townships thityour ihiriydte range twenty eight
Township, thirty four and hiayhvo, range
NorA Of ts base ae and Of the p,iaepa meridian
Certain Islands situated following sections, wit IN sec
in sections two three heen and twenty four township
thirty four Of The same in section twelve, township twenty
III. sf n az he sso aa mae asa n Town
thirty nine, and
ihny four, township thirtyrona of the range.
Lands appropriated by law schools military and
other together with those swanp
made thereby uG for cuiuyahon,o
The act entitled Gan act enable the State other
ssptsuSsr as isso Excluded rom a sas approve"
The offering The above lands will ho on the DAYS
appointed and VIII proceed In order which
sed with all convenient depatch
offered and the sales thus closed but shall
longer Than Two weeks and private any
be admitted until utter HE expiration Of the weeks
Given under hand the WahingUn, day
April, ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred dy
BY the Presidents FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOS A. HENDRICKS, ...,a. ..a .....
Commiss ioner OF the General Land Office.
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NEW YORK, BHEmEN. AND SOUTH
49, ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
~IKH The ships comprising this line ihs WASHING
x1E11N1B TON, Capt Il. CayeRdyI HERMANN Capt Ed
Higgins
These stop Southampton both going returning
fasa AYYa
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Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTioN CLAIMa,srs.

Every entitled The right Of pre- Cpion 10 any Of ,s
lands within The townships and hp above cnune
Ted required to establish the same 10 the regis
ter and receiver of the proper land aee
practicable after sesa notice. before The day nm
pointed for the the public OF The lands
bfacg the tract cianed otherwise claim will
THOS. A. HENDRlCKS,
Commissioner the Office,
April S-law9w fInteI. and starl
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phiIade Iphin, Niagara, and Great Western Lime.
PASSENGERS depot Philadelphia
ing Railroad Company BROAD Vine strests daily TX
q.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depo
BROAD Cherry daily Chicago and intermediate
points, made which despatch
JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Comr-ry.
FehI
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FORM oF GUARANTEES.

% Capt. NJ. @, Meigs, u. 8. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents Of In the State Of,
hereby Jointly and severay with United States and
guaranty foregoing bid accepted, he
they will within days nsi the Of the said bid
the
furnish the articles proposed In conformity
ofthe advertisement which II made And in the
shall fail into aforesaid, guaranty
make good the difference between tho offer by the said and
the lowest bidder
Csigned) A. n.
q, ID,
hereby certify that knowledge belief the
''''' t ' 5''''''''' 80 s''' ~" Eff.
Mar 9-Jawt9th May klawn
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cHARLEsTowN, MASSACHUSETTS,.

No white oak plank stock logs No. promiscuous
timber No a. whieoak keel and udder stocks No g.,
yellow plank stock No. u yellow beanie No. TO-
whtH pine Ne H. ah cypress whteoak boards No. H. black
walnut cherry mahogany, maple No. H. white
hickory bars No black spruce No 2 composition and cop
n No. as hardware. No "a, paints, oils kc No. 90, dar
No, 80 No. 30 flax and Irvine.
No. 81 glass No. o. leather. NO. 3d. hose. No 81 brushes
No 35 bunung and dry goods No 81 peh, rosin No 49,
tsuw OIL No. 49, .hp chandlery stationery No
.hrp.yy Ood,
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canvas. 3d. cotton canvas. No 10 OAK and COTTON wine
No IS, burning and Dry goods. 81 peh,
IeHow, sopp OIL No. 3D. hip chande No. 40, stationery No
Al, fre-wood.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
No l. whie-oak plank stock logs. No white-oak plank
D. white oak prumscuous timber No. pieces
pine beans NO yellow pine mas. and spa timber No. o. while
pine mas um6er No. TO- white pine no H. ah, cypress white
NO whe and hickory No. is,
Nav %GS ssss ana No 10 ss No u g
nails No a. cad, zinc n No a. pig No Is, hardware.
vns NJ 3d. Irvine No 81 glass. No 49, leather
No. % s.s No. 81 oru,ss' - No ss bunting and dry goods
shandIery. No. 20, stationery. No. Al, wood.
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
No whtooak plank stock Logs. No q white plank No.
white OAK pom-euous umoer 8, yelcwpine plank
Timber No TO- white pine No H. ASH cypress. white boards
waessh oars and hickory sars No. s lsnamyi,@ No 90
congestion and copper nails No 81 ron No ~ spikes, nails
No far couon 30 fsr and cotton
Irvine. No 81 glass No a. leather No a. hose. 35
oil NJ. ~, ship-chandlery , ''
WASHINGTON, d. c.
No 10, white pine. No H. ash, cypress No.
~ black walnut cherry, mahogany No a. white ash
IiSe in No ~ PIG ron No vs. Bardars No a. paass,
oils. ss No, 81 glass No 81 pitch, sr ro.Ia No 81 aow,
No a. cham Ron No as nso copper. No moulding and
straw, &c.
GosPoRr, VIRGINIA.
No plank sock logs No O. whit, OAK pomlscuou.
and timber No TO- white pine No. H. cypress
sos Nc "A Theash oar. and hickory bars No 10, black
n M 81 sss ns Mo- % sss I" sopps n'
hardware. No ~ paints oils, &c No os far No 30
g. No ha. s Mo- sa, s mS
dry goods n. 81 pitch No as talow soap,
June 4-lawiw
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7'..'' t''" '~'a'sI' ~1t,ys2 -. -, =.
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No. wheoak plank stock logs No white oak plank No
8 whiteeak timber No, A. whteoak keel piece
and rudder stocks No g. yeiowpne plank stock logs No
yellow timber. No TO- white pine No ii
ash CYPRESS white boards No. Ia black walnut
hogsny No H. locust No. ID wbileash hickory
t, iencmstn No go composition and cope, nails No q
iron No % spikes nails No ~ lead No u.s. hardware
No az paints OILS sc No. 3D. fax No %,
No 80 dar and Irvine No 81 glass No. 49, leather No
81 hose. No "a brushes No 81 PITCH No 49, tai
low, soap, OIL No 3D. ship chandie No 40, stationery No
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-12
I.AIER EkDN EI'knIL'

Nyw YuEk. Dee. 9Th. steamship Atlantic
from Liverpool. wirh dates rn III" !Oih N"srin:I
arrived to-day The Arlanrir ",prr~ur.d lnad
wlnls AMI passed large c,bcrg the ;Ir inst. "l
Cape Rur-.
I.I,rEr""I. Nov. :" -t"uom is drI! nni un
changed. Brr!lstuilS .iu"t. Money ~ "tr"r
Cun.oi- ~.
Richardson. Sp,nc" " G" quote red wh"nt at : -
-, wlil, lS ID. 10 !'s lUd Canal i"ur I'i,i
SALE. r Southern fipur at =, "i-. ,"! Dur - l."
:;,S. TIL. Mixed corn nj =! To rs. i" wh,t" i i.i,
yellow Xi. '"i. IL i.is. I'd.
Cnn-ns Tor money, ~ I" %; for arrvuni ~ to ~.
toni!.
The AnsI, French Alliance, though pregnant ~r
speculation, is regarded H. settled
The Gazette linlvrr.ulir AiI'nnande has II l"ttrr
from Ni-nns, dated i,h November, stai,": lha! =,
!ll been amiounci that the C"ngrr-s al 'n'i~ w"n'I
not meet srruid time hnI TINT Commissioners ~
The live great powers wonld nSsmhI nj I"n,gn'n"-
,pallIIr-, B"l:rad and i, Isle ui Hrrvrns. TIA -
plain that nntirins has been '.;i.' H.. subject
and that negotiations It'll g"u,
Extraordinary activity ii the Russian Shv bnii
iIr rSnhli- -hu.ns nl the Black Sea. htS twk, Ir'
the ,llstru-i "i Em.tu,!, mad ht power has 'I'S
applied n France Tor the rurpnsr al inak imG l"'"'
representations {" Rursin "n iir subject, II ham "'
iurlvlI that the car ill- lw'rr men "l war ~ i'''
Bark Sen. Il ,' h.luvr"i iira The Cahurt al to-
Iullcrirr has not deemed snci tn n"i"-lI"u ~
purinnu al thu present iini'
Til. S.alIUlItRn question: presents II" new pl'H ="
Tine N-uirhnial question Is h"i invc-!C! win h"s
| srri"l,s danger.
Dates from 81. P-Ier-hurgh tu , lhih ulnm" Stat
that ila winter had ~. III with great seventy. T"
hundred ship. were. iInH-m IN Al Cron-tadi
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II
a. ror,r seven dollars per unnum and At the
re - dollars il taken Tor shorter period than one
raj, " .b. semi " Wrrkly. h,r dollars per Annuih, Ana
~ TOT six months, payable III advance Z" "r P"a
BE- .r rrminrd 10y m'". postpaid; "r SIN h"''"''
y D.. 10 nj the eud ui the year ,I
p '"' ,,,, view ul gxtGndnS !ho Circulation "i t'"
"TnNp Enquirer in III" S""'h"r" S!ni"r, IN"
NJ -. hsy, cntnurmc-d ,hr isSn" at NEENt'
y,irh -.,,rHry ali the reading matter "'
y II. IL and semi Weekly editions ,,h
~ a. o,I rsy uunu. at the p"'Ii''u chhraTtf W '' r
uvnNn FNUlllRER, which is u"w whH, II was hai
s@"," ~ NAV state that IT is thu purpose oi the
- ~ devote al tacir "nrt.ca 10 III" discussion "' Wv
= % which Know Nlhinsism has brought bci"to '"'
6 .a'fy ,.;o. l., r,,i.b.j every Wednesday
,,,s ,I =: per anuum il paid IN advance oi ''' -
r. =, r.yn,-nt l. mol mad" iu ADVANCE. '''",n," "
W." yr al clui,. IN the. tnr,, ratio tor si"s slx
n' ,b, Wc.siy Enuuircr will be- furnished; tor So
, ,,,irs tor SiO twenty tour copies, "u ." '' ~
~. ,,u!c proportion. .,.,,,S,sc
, ,v Ouly E%slIKgR. For Tt> hh's or less !" -
~ -ry cents. and every succeeding Hs'iu'n t"'"
., r,tg> Il inserted i"'" "''s "' '"'', ."" ,,
,p,,,iy seven and hall "His i"' r''H '" W., ,
~''N ;;d ,,u.u inserted only "n'" week MY "'''s
ti each NI,r'i' r, rrs lines or hss first in.
Is '"h - .y,,r.ul. lur each subsequent Insertion
,i,.i inserted unIy once week seventy 1--WE
.,uts i.G raCt Ius't''I' ,, -, I.,. ir.I iuscr
Is ihh " =, ,.,.n =. rlinunncc i:lIy cents.
s.'n'I ur. charged 80 i"r "ilc square "' io
81, t,r ,w,, -0,aI,- aud III tn"t proportion '"' az
bn"s G." '.' ,,,r Length except Auctionccrs who
.,r charged SipC. tpsirf ,Mr''''uJ u, linn,
= re- All OBITUARIES anil ith@''s vi nesFe't
x -, lr,. .r- r--I Iu' ~ iSsius''nch'S.
S'"'! ,,,, - o.yuc, mast be accompanied with tho
- ,y ar satisfactory references |" insure rNc"u"h
All iuc- To ihls oiIcr may ne r"nli'tcd pei t"' h'
and rvnlshc Bank notes. al the rsA al th" "'i""hs
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ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE AEOLlTIDNiSrS
OF NEW ENGLAND AND IilE hRlSrD

ALLIANCE BETWEEN THE AE0LITIDNiSrS
OF NEW ENGLAND AND THE hKlSrn
CHhHi OF OLD ENGLAND.
The ru.s.s"n thrown uui by .ns- Rni!nr III a
recent debni" III tina S.'utr, That the vllup"ra,vu
article in the Edtnbu2 Hrr",c ni which our readers
hav" had SOMA account WAS iho pr"Imrli"n ui M
American pcn is cnnirmch by the statement nl the
New York E"Hr.. P"T that il was written bv
Kew. Mr.. llmrhnI, "l lIrr Unitarian church What
ever the provincial fam" oi this individual, hr ls
won! reputation III The worI,! Jf letters. III, name
II new III ani-slHvcry literature. The raracinria:s
OF hA article IN the Eh,Db"r Rc."m are not of the
hrightcsi promise. However with one element n
Success in his peculiar field ul controversy. hr is
endowed IN m extraordinary ,l,:rc"-wr mean rx
""ssive hatred "l savury and the South.
But the authority "l ihs iiILv iunl is ot
m"nt The significant thing is. senator Butler
I"rcrly stn.d 1t, that h,n"ri""n author eml.uys
tlr. influence. "I i"rci,n journal 10 di-rars ia" rnr
artar anial;ark the interests Of his country. II
sihus tina! til. aholii"n,t- "l New England aid and
abrt the arstucrnry n Old England in the war rngn,'
tho integrity al tho uni" This not the ilr-l '.'nrc
al III" unnatural aaaoe. New England writer's I'M
hituuy contribute Ia the British press, both l,rr"it
cal uu daily and their articles invariably "i an
anil slavery character The Descendants "l !h- n..u
who displayed the blue lights Of 1872, 'rre; The ~
saults III English hostility hy nuu.hrr mod" and With
greater effect. Thus "i the mn,si in,,u:.i, Ties n
relationship hp-colnlnunIty oi lnnguage-ia perverted
TO tl. purpose {" destroying n natural good feeling
hewceII the two countries. The ahuunIsts "l New
England and tho arstocracy Of OhI England are
united in tho crusade aSnins; the Constitution and
the Union.
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FROM WARRINGTON cry.
If",nspomirnn'" h' R"crm""d Emi""'r
,ty. ..-...... n 10.


WAsHIN.ToS, Dec. : lS,t.
TH.d,hn, ,"Fa- $.noi' nA ih, Prt,oi."rv M,'"sr-
81. ihi"u D,d hs~ mIrn,r--firn. lthitF,id-H
J"rAomJi appearance, S"., NJ.
The drhal" III The Senate "Ii The Message, during
tho lat week h;us iurnth Ia the country The t-tI-
mat, placed IN il Wy liz, Democratic party. Foremost
among the moving irri- at that au.ust body, repre-
.cnfn, tho conservative rlcincnt oi government WIS
Mr.. Mason. II certainly gives Il man better "pIn-
inn ni s ,uuiilry and confirms hr confidence III the
constitutional vitality oi the Fc,l,nh,"y, IA listen Ia
Tins senator rIr dignity "I simplicity IT," earnest
f.,rc uI inI,-t.iuus Iiu-thD n:li al the lIiSh
tniial gentleman glow ninl ~ dor ii iruu parrI-
ni,ln an genuine lave "l country, combine 10 make
Mr. Nilsson "c "i the ab" defenders "i the t"i>ii'
iu,i"n ~ iiIc Senate. The range which tho debate
took, rlira r,i very CLEARLY lhc -,u.ucrIu9 feeling;
nrd burning 'nhI.nair,n at the Democratic spenkcr'
The "ppV"'n attempted III vain I" drown ih''r N;r
The. record II y re Driad shows in ia" rnnIlrS. an
which side ans dSrursl"ii IlIu truth IL (" br i"un
j" accumulate "p.siG la''r - not the worst manner
"i rrsisin. Wild i~sunI:iui and bar,s> h""rn's --
III" h"oug ul this drhat" might we'll b", Tact "'J:">
iiclI"i--nr il" Constitution against iaiI'l'Ici-in
In Watching The discussion rusG!y, and nonii'g th'
mr. AMI naiIInr at cnI speaker r' r",'ins'"ii r~
irresistible. that such men IL Seward. Hale. Whd"
and Others. leading rh. Black R"puhIiran party, viii
continue their assaults upon ihu Constitution 5" l"l-
As il cost. them words mrrG!y. Ii ever thr dr'lu
conflict, nniIc pntr lay Calhoun, comes "ii. ihr-- tel
lows wIll be- the first {" Iy from danger There IS M
rarilrsr,r-s about them. The brand "n.Ilnfur Is
written IN their incss plainly rs though prinicd u"
lr"-tur.
I:y The time this rcnchrs you, possibly III" contest
IN the liuusG, in regard I" Gen. Whitfield, ilr dele
gate from Kansas. will i'' over, and he will be- allow
80. r aht his seat Gen. Whitfield * u ilnt rer,sril
InliN- nIIl al the hu! the people al kHiIS;'s
lie Ir about sx ir. i.s" inches high, brow br'rri and
well proportional, weighing, ! suppose: from ?'"' '''
~ puuna he has siualy blue eye, cold as rtrri
i,r hls lvt4. but warm and .rnl; Ia his friends The
ussiyr cliu indicates tile strength u wll, w" iiI'
'7rt' rApres,!um about the JAWS, a though hin!s
mil t!I. tain iniIclIn I'll nrrvr. ni"nhs "l lin!
d"rrnnr,l courage and nnwarerIiig purpose wiirl
rimracier;ze the | sappsc hr Is - or ~ years
ni ngc hul mach Younger u"liry ll luuks ~ II lir
would h- able I" iake banks III hand and WA-i
hurir II Maine, il I,r other and rub their hc"ls t"
ilL.rt. il,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-12
NUMBER SO.
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL. CoNvENrIny

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to day The mayor ni Savannah i,,k lin. ,,r ,,ud
made an appropriate speech An ,Irur.u, rr;.yrf
WIS then put up by Bishop Elliott Mr. ThuAinu nl
PrirrshTS Va. wa- appointed t,upnr.ry ..,.r,t,rv
4 committee ol one from each Snr, maI :,rr,,,rrI
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hnnn "l IL" Convention. 4 rrr.-s Wa then ras-u
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