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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

esivsd and for sale by I.EL MAsURIER
ap 24--Stt No. "a. First MsYket.
900 LADIES, 20 pUrchase
w go 600 worth OF Goods The empor um to
bargains 10 st G0LDbnlTs 2f5 Broad street. III e
grssust harsains that hiss been heard OF can b.
had at G0LDSmIT cheap store, EOS Broad stree :;
5000 worth Of every description of Emb,oideries,
styIs az white gaodS TO be sold at so per cent less
han the usa al price; s2os worth Of leo styles Of
Trimmings to be sold Of legs pries thsn be had
la TIL, city; 5000 worth OF evs,y oe,f pt;on of Mil
Iin.ry Goods at extra low rricsG Pesssots. Black
slks aud housspds of other articles TO be sold at
extra 10 prices. D.; 9oLpsMlT
an a A5 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

SPECIAL NDGlCE THE firm of AU4.
- ANDERSON Il CO. having been dissolved by
the death OF AUG ANDERSON, the surviving part
rers ALE XIUS GREEN sn6 JOHN A. HhWEs
have torIuen a new co-psrtnership with CHAa II.
ANDERSON uuder the of NDERSOr,
GREEN L H. AYES, to carry on the wholesale
Straw and Millinery business, ct the new u srehouse
no 1911 GIain street, formerly occupied by Aug An
6ersoD Co. where they viii be pleased to s5e the
customers Of the late firm.
ALEXIUs GREEN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

Tbess are al hrgi class Boats, conf osnded 6y ape
rencao Captains 81 % insurance Is TeoIed on tie
csrt,, Of esch beat For freisht, apply to
sn5S VIM. r. COX. AGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-25

Nav GO-HEN BUTTER.--jO kegs new
~ Goshen Butter superior article, Just received
ana for sale By
ap2l CHA9 r. WORKMAN CO.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-05-22
II u 2 maR X z Y 8

PnlLADELrniA May ls.-The flour market is dull,
but prices rrnlan unchanged There IS no inquiry
for Shipment and The sales are confined to and 500
bbI, mixed and good brands the trade 7.35 and
7.375 per bbl and Extra Fancy lots from S7.62! up
to Ss.25. Nothing doing in Rye Flour or Corn Meal,
and quotations are, before, Si629 for the former,
and S3.d6, for The latter
There is a moderate inquiry for Wheat, and prices
are maintained. Sales OF 3 0G0 bu prime Jersey red
at Sl.S0 per bu small lots OF Penn al the same fig
ore; 500 bu. white at SO atoat and IN store. Rye
commands 81. The receipts Of Corn have decreased
and there is little aloa unsold. Sales OF 5000 bu
yellow al 50 cts. Oats come forward slowly, and
command IS and 50 cts per bu; 900 bu Mercer Po-
tatoes sold al Si40.
The receipts ofCloyerseed are small, and it COM
rnands S7per 6l lbs.
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ET aD DyTD
ztAAaAzBlJ.

On the th INST in the Catholic Church Of this
Borough, by the Rev. Y. Tamchira Mr.. THoMAs II.
MUERAv, (Merchant,) OF Bloody Run. to Miss MARY,
daughter Of the late Mr.. Dominic Cook OF Bedford.
u Accompanying the above notice was a large
and elegant brides cake--rich aud delicious-ust
such cake as might have been expected to come
f7om the hands of MARY, whom we most truly
grataate upon her union with one OF the most
thy yonng gentlemen in county. We likewise
congratulate Mr.. NJ. upon entering into life-part
neIship with lady worthy in the highest degree to
be his wife, That prosperity may attend them in
all their undertakings, is oar sincere wish.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev, H. Wilson, Mr..
Samuel Ickes to Miss Elizabeth Anderson, both of
Bedford County.
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BLACK REPUBLICANS
.9ii-ge By Their .9c's t.at
NEGROES ARE BETTER THAN WHlTE MEN :!
HERE IS PROOF POSIIIFEI
TTom the Washington Union
Popular nlghls in Massachusetts.

A.
.'''s' - "aS P,'1"'f" We S'a'F$ioTh'
"0i''"" Ju''H> ana SChoaFS, and men Of great
o"S''''SS' d0"'', an" energy. Tier people
.", C""Ir''ro HTF S'PFi!' so" INTO productive
"e''S, AN" lS' "'F'c"a'''S nave caffra TIE stars
CIV 81 - S.s'g fOa''r' % ''' -''27. iitf
r,'''" ''.'o' 10 '"F Sr'''eAe"t oi
'"' ''' - i"'at ld0'S '"5,''asl >lt@!'@f'F
az. ''S' N'''-.T "S' r-4F" "i
P'i"'"' '-''''S avg, ], S'>d'IF "i '"2H7 impulses
",''' ,"'''' 'l'eS ""'C" are o'oadlF spreading 'a9
''SsS','-' 'g'N' 'ts' u'''"S ana o! popular HorF-
~ i-'' 'H"E' mas 'Frh 10 ciFSumscri3e th' q
-" oI l''''y aed or'aI iilS.H"'ionS 10 the small
gu S"'''l'"@s' and restrain popular ihHuenctS
'..''" ",. G'.'t'I "i 'hoSr ""'SHFFoF' hrr Pc
'"''1' p1'-''Iai oDa'Nas. = Se'1ci le" Seek To
'0.''' Tue d'S''''i'S "l N'aiFS' ana array her a.
-"'''N' '"e t''iu'aF o'''hrh'S oi ihe are. iler
0""ST Is DOW &"h."d oV ciaHS 81 taifd-Fate
'H'h' VINO are StgsiaZ 70 array her against ber
SISTER states ana ih'If institutions, ior the pur-
pose Oh crea!ihg "HaR her borders all absorb
'"s id.J""'C5s "h'e" Si!ati PrFPTita'e taeF pow
''- ne triumphant election oi ,"f. buchanan,
an" '"e @io" '"@ aPII""d'ioh ~ iae people OF
,"e Fhcip'fS upon when he was elected, a
IaF''T" ltF iraders OF Back KrPuoiIcanisn
o'h'T 'bTtf FeaGF pFofesSio"s ot sympathy wlta
'o' american party, VINO really hold them N
I'"'F i'' lho oesf's- 'A''f PihcP'es and mo-
''',' q @''''n
assuming '0a' none 0u' persons oaFn abroad
are incapable OF reading ana wiring, they rush
tu '''o q constitutional provision prohibiting all
VINO could not do 70 from voting, hoping there
oy 10 a''scn the american party to their poitl-
'a' car. la'y nave engailed TINS provision
''t" lheiF constitution, ana henceioflh those
W"oSe parents were unable or Tor any cause,
l'au 'lol 'a"Soi 'hem 20 Fead ana "f''P' "heth-
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aanonishfd It's leaders that low siraiagerns must
pr rrsofied to, or their rule is at an end. Res
p'cla9ie People of all parties turn from the New
toft movement with deep disgust, while The
i,oefal-ndnded N every State strongly condemn
,ar narrow and lllihera principles adopted in
Massachusetts W. hazard nothing in predict
ing that The people ofthr latter Stat. viii SOM
condemn and e&Pugne from Their constitution
ihis nrF ATTEMPT to cranp fEeenen in the exer-
else Of the elective franchise.
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GeilYsbnrg ComniIer,

Cg~This able aud reliable Democratic paper comes
10 MS this week, greatly enlarged, and clothed in an
entire new suit, looking as bright as dollar Just
from the mint. II. J. STABLE, the editor, is gen
tleUian Of acknowedsed ability, and his devotion TO
Democrrtic principles has given him a high place in
the affections OF his party. We hope he may be aban-
dantIy remunerated fos this handsome improvements
g On last Tuesday morning we had a brisk little
snow storm, which lasted several minutes.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-05-22
DELEGATE ELECTIONS.
ATTENTION DEaOCRAps

VTI9Jt4VTV u Y. TT,HV HIM
, -, .c.,,.,.,. -
a A1t2 AS14e A9&1FH aeSEG q as !
The Democratic County Co,nonittaa ti. i.
IN saving to their brethren ,bat t@a So r,
zg9eygrg'' is in the ascendant and no,, ,,.,fa =
( t-;ll;ant a nd ,,ro,nins,,, ,,,s;,5. ,, a
said however that ..ati.,I -, 1se.' WI
liherfv, II tberegor.. hs,o,,as III u ~ - - - =
Isrt--to be wide wake n ot,r INV ,ra :, 80
closely the rnoyemenfs oftIe eo,,,, = - a's :
nreserye the glorious boor .atr,s,ad = - -. -
al The great Deuocratir parry t7.lsaGi t'7
traction are the ,vea,oos ,i,s, t;r 80 u,
contend--buf as il IS fbe ints,,tion of he - -
canvass the Comfy even nz,ra rl,sat, fb,o , ~
last fall we viii ferret out a,,l av,,,,. tla. -.
lies by bodinq meatinas IN .lI H. rr..t;
soon as County Ticker h,II h. nlaca,l l.,
I4rd thus rhvyart the cnrr,,r,t
by The Abolitiooists ~ Irsi,, i ~ ~
Ipje. '''s P'o-
In pursuance Of their d,ty ,ha co,,.,:..,
leave to can ,hs ,tta,t5o, ~, Il p, ~. :, -
toes or V;,il,, :, - "''ft'i S~iltlt-
IT. All , u '0i MATTE % thrF
cs,se ,rb Tnril1 ,,,I,B1I e ogoHs "otis IN tae
2tb dav is tba fa xa ~, ~ ,'.s 'l[i9= '4F
Electoos-and it becomes the dufv Of the Towo~is
Committees to put up written notices in heir re-
Tp[s,ist 1'fc's ana ~ he proper time elect
n Rsdrors On r,s.a,, eo5te.on "na VIZ. meet
clock, P. NJ punctuallv. Il is gon4d thar IL avary
instance such viii be chosen as delegates as are
known to have ihe best interests Of the party deeply
al near 1en who VIII eonseiearionsIy act for the
sbove pcion The cbarae5er q coayenlao 8T@9a, al
ways gives strength to Ticket, and it should BE-
the pride Of every Townshipto send her ls, a,ea to
.ep5e,@4' rep. hen ,Gr", y 50 Laporanj body Let fair
tae selection of De@gsfes Tbs i site ''%ae Goa -
truth and the feeling 6ar should ever roy@rn over ,b me-
9ioos Of brefhre" in OPS glorious cause It viii also
be The duty Of each Township 10 elect three per-oos
YEAR car. rare lane C@n''re % m !or the ensuing
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TrauglH amidst alarms,


11F"a''l nDat IAN, a'1',';s .''.' aiai"ls' c,,
Lsra sinaI.ri,,,, -, t,s .r.,
Beneath his red.cross shield;
Ills s,sorF was in his hand,
S'i! 'r"'m with recent Lsht,
T6'on' +nrt. s,', .t.ai ,I''''.," aa,..,a ,,
rvao + y. ,,ara .,.,,....n+ = -, ..,. :.-
needless, perhaps, to Characterize the deceased for
he was known, appreciated homo red and Trusted, in
the private walks Of lie, in the public Offices Of his
country, and above ALL in the mas, ,ro,,,gs, ro..
slons Of the church of Jesus Christ. Thul was the
proper and glorious arena on which brother Cor,..z
won his nobest spoils and where. IN ,;,,.;,,, and
and vet to the admiration Of rbo,t.apd an over c,r
land. he wore his greatest troobies.
with an eoeutiop almost f,,Ii!es.-a raa5, ter
apce-a fine flow of laf,auaaeI, ,,lr.f,al talent fr
~imnle and striking !ustra tfonrscr:pf.ve po,,ers
~ the first order-a deep know ledge OF n.au-an IN
teect at once Of keen and cuic1 perreptou. and Of
breadth OF coDnass and oryioorouz no,yer--a, ear
nest souls,a5 sitbal, hesst rprts rab Tee hJs ual
l9rc 81 Goa--it not strange that }ogy A. CoLLlzs
stood IN the foremost ranks OF our couutry's pulpit
orators and wherever ea;, his auditors IL ceoal
hung enraptured on his lips. But not alone in the
pulpit he "a workman that ueedsIh no, to be A.
shamed." lie va, 1rise Ia tie cAurch's couuc.ls-
ffpce IN individual action-aud on the floor ol his
Own conference, and on the broader arena OF the Cen
eral conference, (ot which he was repeatedly mem
her,) made Up the principal talent Of our wide
spread Methodism-i', dedqle ad m bvstaess fact, he
had, perhaps, 10 supeFlors, aud but few equals
s.When Nestor spoke they listened and obevedn
Win ., ,,do,, ha.r, .,,, ,..,.o......,-
. f,nlt be wa. trra ar4 ,a,o.s4 &C., ,,
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BEDFORD POST OFFICE.


G5-Joux A. Moway, Esq. Of Bedford, has received
the appointment OF Postmaster for this Borough, in
place of Mrs. A. Saupp whose commission has ex-
pred. This is IN accordance with the unanimous
decision OF the Democratic Party, and Of course, is
right--thr people being the source Of all power
Notwithstanding the low and scurrilous abuse heap
e,l upon Dir. Saupp in his lfe-time, and upon Mrs.
Sanpn immediately after his remains were deposited
il the grave, whom the Black Republicans charged
through their organ, as an IGNORANT DUTCH
CATHOLIC, who could not write her own name. .
&c, &c, &c. we have no hesitation in saying that
the Office was, in all respects, conducted by her
daughter in manner creditable her capacity, and
with much satisfaction as usual given in Post
Offices. The vile ISLANDERS perpetrated upon the late
Postmaster and Postmistress by the enemies Of De-
Hocracy, was the hobby upon which they hung Know
Nothngism in this couuty--assurng the people that
all the Post Offices were filled with Dutch Catho-
lies such as the Post Master in Bedford whom they
s'igmatzed with every dirty epithet to be found in
the vocabulary olvngarisn fact known all class
oi people, for this stn wrung in their ears
from morning III night. There an evident deter
minaon on the part Of the Democracy that the r 0.
IN Bedford being lucrative olice shall, hereafter
be changed with the change Of every Adminstra-
tion, and 10 matter how good Postmaster Mr.. Now
RY may make, he will have 10 give way TO some 9TH
er Democrat at the expiration OF four years. The
change in the Office reelection upon Mrs Sanpp
as it will be ppon Mr.. Mowry. She has the
best wishes Of the Democratic party for her welfare
who will, no doubt, literally patronize her in her
store, where beautiful assortment of Dry Goods and
Hardware may always be found.
he y-ifln S1-, ba- -
scbepIsI,arr - ,.,a.ac,I-. y ~ -
,,s.san 'O"'-
ar,l.L.. % '-a'7 one
we nave 10 doubt 9rs. SrATLa" will be able TO give
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-05-22
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

Cg-The Philadelphia News of May 1G, says the
Black Republican Legislature of New York Che fol-
lowers Of Gov. Seward,) have PISSED an amendment
to the Constitution Of that State, giving negroes the
right to vote, Notwithstanding the Supreme Court OF
the United States has udcaliy decided that they
not citizens within the meaning Of the Constitution
Here Is Republican>m for you.
e Mr. TrsSeY. the Supe,ugsa1kst, who recei-
we'd five votes for County Superintendent, and who
was repulsed by his immediate ghbofs at the late
Spring election in Woodbery, where his party
friends had the majority does not Ike the Brf<or4
Ga-ette. Pity, but caunot be helped. We object,
however, TO his measuring other peoples morals by
his own.
~HUMILIATiNG.-It is truly hunilia,ing to
have to contend with such an opposition as have
in Bedford. Destitute Of common deceucy, they
consider the grosses Fasehoods their best weapons.
About ninety out ol every hundred charges they
prefer against the democratic party sauters
nuiactured out OF the whole CLOTH, having had
the shadow of an existence We VIII illustrate
a few eases as sample Of the whole. i was
charged against the most respectable gentlemen in
Bedford, last September, that they haa squaHdeied
the money of the Pank Road .or political purposes a
charge so reckless and bare-aced that JOINS Mos sE,
Esq. an honorable opponent felt constrained de-
nounce il as utterly false over MS proper signature.
At the late Spring election, they charged upon the
democratic candidates for Borough offices, that, if
successful, they intended TO bring the water INTO
town from Tod's spring, at cost Of 900, thing
which never entered into the mind Of any body, as
the lapse OF time will prove.
Oaly few days siace, they charged. in the most
unqualified trrnls, that Gen. Packer, our candidate
for Governor had voted fo- theJCG LAW, although
not meuber OF the Legislature when the Bin pass
ed. We could follow up al. their charges, ard show
them TO be equally false and u.a!icious- and yp:
these things couuteuancrd, endorsed, and retail
ed BY certain heads of families, as pleasant duy.
Jordan we'll knew that his own vote passed the jug
Law through the Senate; that Gen Packer was no,
member OF either house al the tine; and yet he had
not the mauine>s to correct the alsehood which lad
three time appeared in the columns Of print almost
exclusively devoted TO pnng himself, and used in
connection with his own name.
G5~ THE SOCIETY or FRIENDS in Phadel-
phia, almost 20 man, voted against the WiLMOr
Ticket at the late Municipal election; and, from
what we can learn, the Friends in st. Clair Town
ship in this county, intend to follow their example
Their good sense teaches them that the triumph OF
Sectioualism would be the signal for bloody aud
unendlag civil war; and hence the determination
they 10 wash their hands OF any association
with foul a conspiracy against the peace Of The
country. As they opposed Fremont, will they
oppose Wmot They Will hardly submit to be
rhp eJ fhpv ,yara Last fall
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From the Washington Union.
4 Precedent fnr The 5IqrmeDs

We, in common with our f-llaw-citizans
have freely condemned the puorui!i-s Of ,br
A.ormous, and We Stall most chegrGllly anti
~ the supper; Of any measure calculated to ter-
nitrate them, ami srcur IN thrif p!ac- those do
'feslie and pabiic virtues which improve the
condition ot Kan and tend 10 elevate the insti
tgtlons under which be lyes. But when We
denoance their disregard Of the enactments Of
Congress, and setting the national lass at def
aHcr, they make an answer 10 hlch .'repHbli-
cans mnst End difficult to reply. They point
10 the course That party 10 regard 10 Kansas
and tie fugitive slave law. and ask, with an air
OF triumph, II It Is more wrong for them 10 re-
sis laws than it IS for the whole ssrrpubliean',
party 10 resist the laws We have named Tbey
say that political party exists in many Of the
states, which claims 10 includr in It's ranks
majority Of the voters in the Union, the very
essence Of whose political faith and prof4sspJ
creed is resistance to the statutes of CONGRESS.
They alege that this party based lis organiza-
t}on, FRS. Gpon opposition to the enactment, and
then upon r~sslange To the iug3ive-savp law.
and subsequently upon opposing and resisting.
ihr law or2ani2ins the Territory of Kansas. and
sitting mp the Topeka movement and mock or
Ganization independent government wor-
I"5 =, '''''. SNPioi'' l"ey point 70 ffrS-
Gs',''a' '''a'ioo ans" ORGANIZATIONS IN sixteen
CP0''S ~ S"sid'h '"is u loS'.I'" 10 tne Jaws OF
l..''i' 'ss N''nol2h NE -'i9F",'ns can cite
,"'' "''aG an" 81 'LiN'"S iHeoeot"'' ihFoNihg 50
on" i"'''!'''''.% parry We cannon a'mit
'""' i ''''i> I'iS,'uSasH'a iof i"ef "hla"IuL
.,', ''as.'A',T ac'S inF fsiTrFhce 10 ID as
'''' =, ''F a''oo''''S - tan eahoI oe
,''T''F" ''I ''iit PoFInSr- 9ihl' Il cahhot iaII
20 '''Sr'' y, s'[onS l!go'' me ,reaSona3Ir pre-
1s,'si,' y "'',t ''.ty loi'', ana ''aNr many
-.''.@ '=a1'" ~ II 9"ih VIVA S3a'''r' eSPrcla-
N''5l ..'l '!'Iy contrast 'r'r own ae's VITA
- '''F ,''.'' sIsa -C'i'''s''''iF" NofmohS'
- ~ s.a : ....5.'T1'' ~ Ipl"'s''- a'lo re-
,5@..''- '''T avs ''" i''.'"FU y 'n'ih winch
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We heartily unite with the Democrat in its
rJo'cflng at this resull-a change Of 5000 votes
since November certainly does demonstrate .sa
retura OF the people 10 reason, and manifest an
attachment 70 the party Of The Union The
democrats OF Iowa deserve the thanks of the
party throughout the nation Tor this glorious re-
suit.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-05-22

TuE IEgiDEL M1VEaENr.-N observe, with
pleasure, hat the action Of the State Senate in
favor Of iaddeIs is attracting general attention,
and eIioiliag the condemnation It's iuiquitous
character deserves. The Phiiadelp phia corrspon-
dent of the Baltimore Hmaricaa, notices It as
follows:
Our Legislature is now engaged in trcading
in the footsteps Of that Of Massachusetts, by Civ
ing 10 Atheists the right to testify in courts Of
justice. Thus do we 60 on in the work Of break
Ing down ibr guards and privileges Of Christian
society, srcured ami tosierpd BY The wisdom Of
centuries. We demand Of the Christian brliev-
er in future rewards aud panishments, the addi-
tjona security OF an OATH but allow 10 the God
less skeptic the premium upon his lmPirty of
taking lis word untort.ird by any thing of the
kind. He does moi fear or hopp anything in
the future, his interest dcnandS a alsphood here,
he cannot be punished for perjury il be mocks
at an oath and declines 10 swear, so b. is invi-
ted to place his antoftifsyd word against that Of
a man who backs his by all fearful sanctions Of
revelation, and privilege is thus extended to
the unhrlrver for Scorning the religion OF his
countrym-n and fellow men. The Senate of
Pennsylvania has, il is stated, adopted this "Pro-
sressiye" step by vote of 2l to 8.
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Ia 5Ssemblage cf Traitors.


An lssemblage of Traitors.
The New York papers are filled with reports
Of the ANNA. Mreiiog Of the Anerjcan Auti-
Slavery Society, now being held in that citv
and which is attended nv Garrisons, Burleigb
Phillips, FroIhingham, Foss purviS, HiEginson,
Quincy, Abby, Kelly, Foster aud Others OF like
character. The proceedings on Wednesday aIr
rare sprcimrn Of tanaiiciSu, and treason. Rev
Andrew J. FoSS, Of \. Hampshire, opened the
revolutionary movement by a speech, IN which
lie denounced our Revolutionary Fathers as
Sconndrrls, and spokr Of the Saviour OF mankind
and Of ST. Paul as traitors. We annex few
choice extracts from his speech, and some others,
as exported, to show the extent these nadmen
ale going
MIR. ross OPINION OF WASHINGTON.
He thought that their fathers in The Rrvolu-
lion, in forming this Government, had done
. very wrong and wicked work, and their chill
drrn were now reaping the fruits Of their wick
pdness. They entered into compact with the
slave power, and they knew that it was wrong.
But they said that il was better to consent TO
the enslavement Of whole race, than to fail in
The work of the Union George Washington,
Thomas Jefferson, the elder Adams, apd every
man of them had on that occasion acted Jesuit
really. They acted on the principle that the
end sanctifes the nrans Ifthe spirits of these
men were present here to-day taud i would be
a better place for them to be- than singing Psalms
in seven by nine heaven they would confess
that they had done wrong, and that he Ghr
speaker was right. Ifthr Angel Gabriel bad
done what their fathers did, be would be a
scoundre for it. Their fathers placed within
the Constitution provision for the rendition Of
fugitive slaves, and therein did a wicked thing.
SENATOR WILSON.
If this Union We're dissolved slavery could
not exist a single year. For that be had the
testimony of Mr.. Arnold, Of Virginia, and many
other Sonthren men on the floor OF Congress
For that he had also the testimony Of Henry
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-28
EredericIz Bleir.
HENRY HART, il. B. W. hAoRAE, JR' JOHN 8. HART.
HART, MACRAE & CO.,

HENRY HART, JR. B. W. MAoRAE, JR' JOHN g.. HART.
HART, MACRAE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs & COHEIssI0E
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
ISIS hhdS N. o, Sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum,
IS boxes Havana Sugar, SG0 assorted Demijohns,
1913 barrels N Y Crushed200 packages W. K Raisins.
Sugar, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
As barrels n Y. Powdered4OO gross Matches,
Sugar 200 dozen Painted Buckets
so barrels N Loaf Sugar 50 nests s. Painted Tubs,
900 barrels n O. Molasses so boxes Stone Pipes
(aew CROP so boxes Tennessee Axes,
S56 bags Selected Baltimore superior quality,)
Coffee, 500 Kegs White Lead,
600 bags n. o. Rio Coffee 1000 kegs Nails ASSORTED
So bags Iaguirs Coffee, Sizes)
Is bags Old Cove rument500 gross Backing,
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm and German
20 Bass Sp DPps'' 10 cases Carolina Rice,
loo casks Super Carbonate 80 doz. Zinc Wash BOarda
Soda, 500 reams Superior Wrap
40 half chests Imperial ping Paper,
Black Tea, 500 NJ. 9. d. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and KY. TolOO bags shot
baceo 10 kegs bar Lead,
A arge assortment of com.IOO barrels Glover Seed,
. mon and fine Cigars. 80 barrels Butter and So
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers.
Snuff $50 bbls Rectifed Whisky,
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, Is barrels Old bourbon
50 boxes Pearl Starch, Is barrels &onongahsla and
Is cases Sardlnes, Old Rye Whskey,
so cases Oysters, so barrels Robertson CUun-
50 boxes Assorted Pickles, ty Whisky,
so boxes Casup and Pep.I5 barrels Old Lincoln Wbs
per Sauce, key,
Is boxes Ass'd Pie Fruits or. casks Pure French
25 cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
900 boxes W Z. Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
80 boxes English Dairy casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese casks Pure Sherry do
400 packages Star Candles 5 casks Pure Madeira do
30 do TalloT do 90 bbs. Native Sweet do
25 bags Timothy Seed, so bbls. American Brandy,
500 boxes assd. Glass Ware, 10 bbls Apple Brandy,
100 boxes 8X10 and l0Xl2 10 bbls. Peach Brandy.
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