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W VI a PIT hdgg "a III WIJIt IIJkNJ
10 half
~ quarter "
~ 10 ajpLfh -
IN OPnFRlNG TIrRF1

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money To address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by T7t mai. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate
The List OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
TO purchasers immediately after the drawing.
&s- Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAN, and give their Post Office County and State
Re- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay.
able i'll full without deduction.
Rg- All prizes of 900 and under paid immediate
~ after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
). SWAN CO, Atlanta Ga
Or, :. SWAN 4 CO Richmond Va
Rk- list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one
entitled to, Will be published after every drawing in
the following papers: New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register. Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta lntell8encer, New York Weekly Day Book
Savannah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New
York Dispatch and PaultIing (Miss) Clarion jy %
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SfEClAL NOTICE. = The subscrihcr

HCtNL NJ 4 IL l.. - The subscriber
~ would inform the public that n. dos. no., .l,.,r
NJ plISh' pri'e or Soda Water but furnishes cool
~ SHS oolt WITH fresh Cream aud Fruit Syruus al
u o'h pil'' a tts per glass ~ Tor 81 Nv Soda
80, IS h'de Hy the most approved apparatus with
p"teAt Cooler draw pipes. aud warranted interior to
"'"'' IL You want good glass of soda. call on
10 ri tytD ~ ~ uSs ISL ail4
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLEK-Conn,rv

merchant. and others should not torv,t q, m
p! themselves with this popular and untaIIny Wnrt
p's'tN!rr 1t - tue best preparation in ,Is hem,
ny S"'rt anu pleasant and certain in IL. artun -
= IL can be had OF the agents pI ,HC;FIl
nnapD %. BENNETT, BEERS a FiSIIEE AM
Druggists generally. ''A a. a., 1 a.
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TWENTY BBLS. POTOMAC HER
l. RINGS; twenty bbls. No. 3 Msckerel, landing
this morning, for sale by WIN. III. TYLER,
au 10 18th street
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lTANTED.---A good cook. washer and
W tn.l irnncr- Annl. al this nflica an 70 q,
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RENNETT, BEERS < FISHER, Drug

- sInV7' Respectfully lntOrn their friends that they
az no" removing 10 their Old stand l2j Main street
Whefr tcy Will be happy To execute all orders for ar
uTIf' ia tleIr Inc On the lowest terms.
lhty are ROW commencing business with an p1,-
tiTtly new stock OF fresh and reliable DRUGS MEDI-
HiNES, PAINTS, Oils, FANCY ARTICLES, PER
tunENl @ci embracing every thing usually found
III a first Class Drug Store
We nope our friends and regular customers will
continue to send their orders az they can now h,,
h.!si without any delay.
10 III" public al large who have 50 generously sup
ported Us during the last eight years We return cur
siHt'u THANKS, ana hope that III future may look
tol largely Increased patronage.
20 keculleCt the old stand:
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DERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
large ant varied assortment, receiving, and
Tor sale by GEO, DDWDEN,
Au u nrnggi.t. BrnAi street.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institu-
- ton il situated Oh Church Hill, Richmond Va.
IN IL delightful, AIRY position and il furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort OF pa
tltIit' ami tie successful treatment Of diseases.
1he Ly ln4 III ards are peculiarly COmmodiUus.
The Undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge
TERMS:
GGored Patients per week.
~ y''-''''''''''-.
BY agreement tins day entered into between the
FACULTY OF the Medical College aud the attending
ihy~cHn7 OF Bellevue Hospital, in addition To the
usual weekly charge Tee. wary IIlI from 81 dt-
lars VIII b" demanded Of patients requiring Surgi-
cal operation. The particular charge for any specified
operation ma! be a,C"rtiued beforehand by appli-
cation 10 the Resident Physician OF the Attending
Fiy sicith7 and Surgeons Of either institution.
Sc No Small POX admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, VI. D.
Grace street. between It'll and 9Th
c. :. MILLS, VI d..
18th street, between Broad and Marshall.
X. T. COLEMAN, Vi. D.
Corner OF 18th and Grace streets
Resident hyslCian, Dir. W. ID. MANN.
JY y-jnl.
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ONE DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS

" FOR sEyENTY-FIyE Ts.-G0LDSMITS
stock of Goods is selling rapidly since he has been
closing out his stock without reserve, Just listen
Hair Rolls and Braids, at only 371a cents, Reeds
cents. Rrnss HOOps at only 2j cents per set Dotted
Mmslins, II cents; ane White Brilliants, l2s cents
Parasos at great sacrifice; ildkfs cents Cambria
and Swiss Edgings I2ls cents; Cambria, Muslin and
Dimity Bands Collars; Sleeves Infants Waists Grass
Linen and Embroidered IIdkfs Irish Linens, at %
cents. worth 50 cents Is yards Curtain Fringes at
foi cents worth 81 5O Fringes and other Trimmings
without regard to cost; Bleached Cottons, extra
cheap; Corsets white and black silk Laces and Edg
ings, at great bargains; Such chances 70 procure
been seldom met with, and only till the lst of Sep
tember .au II r. GOLDSMITH. 205 Broad ST.
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ONE OR TWO VIRGINIA EARNS At

y PRIVATE SALE, on very easy terms. or will he
exchanged for city Property. The larger contains
6.2 acres, is situated in Chesterfield county ON ri
Branch Greek ~ miles from Richmond IS miles from
Petersburg, not half mile from Clover i'll Railroad
aud !. known AZ "Burfoots Plantation" The smaller
post office, large hotel and fine depot on the Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad; is situated at Amelia
CoErt House, 20 miles from Richmond and known a.
The Glebe.' Both farms we'll watercd by pury
and neyer-tAlng strestms-are kind to clover (of
which II tons have already been housed from on.
growth of wheat, tobacco corn AID oats The rro-
pretor Is induced to part with one of them M bar
gam they being y miles from each other and his
Two cons, tor whom the larger farm had been
bought having received on hot being farmers The
improvements "n the smaller are numerous and in
excellent order: on the larger. they fewer in mum
Der and not so good i'll condition. but yet are
lent and comfortable For further particulars applv
to Charles Middleton, Amelia Court House to Mcssrs
Goddin & AppcrsOu, or to \. August Esq all Of
richmond, or to - Sims Esq, Deputy Sheriff OF
Chesterfield county. iy 4-d2awSrIm&
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W wears experience In business a situation as
N4.,u..,u assistant Book keeper in a grocery or
yf.am-Asou huasa. Best city references given All.
ar--, 'CARh sTREkT.' Richmond. au I2-3t
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GRAIN BAGS-For sale in lots to suit
~ purchasers Enquire at the Office of the Treas
urer or Superintendent of the Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad Company y 22-d&ch
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LOST

/ OST.-On Sunday last between Du-
II val L Nartou's Drug >t,r,. ami the Enquirer
uage, uu Bank street. my FREE PAPERS. They
v-g" ina small leather pu.kyt book. ANY person
finding said pap,r- and ,asut- them at this u1tic.
viii receive q reward If 81.
REBECtA DAVENPORT
II--sfE fra, woman, .,t .-,.t,,r
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.

huSTEE'S SALE OF UNDIVIDED
ACkEEs{ X II A VALUABLE Farm or 773
AMI - ~ HANOVER COUNTY AND SLANLS
in n n,hSoHAL ESTATE THEREON, trn,t ..
dated 10Th i ded OF trust from Mr. John " Cosly
County CO. Suly iS5b, duly recorded in IIanovgs
coed to sell =, shall in execution of the sane nro
EDN ESDAY tho ,o auction, on the premises, on
oneeighth If r.. NJ The undivided interest bein
73 acres. ION tn'Iaf Cosby died seized contain TAIN
the Vrn &W rsides This frm les ON I bntb Mary o.
of TayiorsyI IRA rroad. aud within "ne nil ~
burg railroi on the Richmond and oiie Hii'
best farms in tI inns i Justly regarded as one II f
Gbpng ~i Dc sold the said John " C. g sac Of the
Cicily and cJi,satlQ IN two valuable Slaves namq
(bcing hhicieii Also his reverSinnarv in. lle.
6er he'll y H. eigLt in the Slaves about in nnn
Tisse ~ ms 'uother Mrs. Mary q Cosby f III
the LAYS are mostly young and valuable ''r NE,
estate on the Isl tone-eghthl in all the per-ami
ture Farn,iH tTh IA, consisting of Household Eur,H
Cattle. Sheen viipleInents. Wagons, Carts. Hog.
fr IN r9r The slaves and persouol .s,a,a ~, q, -
and 10 man,h interest, onethrd cash balance ~ /
@ iilohths, Tor negotiable notas inter, ~ y
'''iieu tlll last note be paid =
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INFIRMARY OF THE NEDIC4LC0T.


fElNAIe Ttels Il. 10 ID
So BY agreement this day entered into between
the Faculty at the Medical Collie e and tho attending
Physioana Of Bellevue Hospital. i'll addition to the
usual weekly charge, fee varying from 81 To $50
will be demanded of patients requiring IA Surgical
operation The particular charge tor any specified
operation may be sccraincd beforehand by appliC-
ton to the Resident Physician, or the Attending Ply
sicianS and Surgeons of either institution.
AhsptiRg SUrgeOnS.-Prots. Gibson, Peticolas and
Wexford.
-AbeRdtn0 Ihysic'dns.-Profs Tucker and Conway.
Resident REORGANIZATION Howard, VI. d.
SsaUdyd.-F. NJ Parrish
President If In frmGFy-L 8, Joynes NJ. D.
Persons in the country wishing to send patients to
the Inhrmary, desiring information, may address
the President or the Steward. jy l-dGm
ITO HAND THIS DAY.-A large ship
l. ment OF Summer Goods. of good andIentircly new
styles, to which We invite attention. We have just
received some kaglans adapted TO the season,
and We now offering inducements to purchasers.
To all in want of
SUMNER CLOTHING
address ourselves, and think by examining
stock, customers will find quality and appearance
sufficient TO please.
ECONOMICAL PURCHASES
tanning 10 gents wear, both for dress and business
purposes. Fashion and comfort both consulted
in the selection and manufacture of our goods
GROSHOSG & TUPNAN,
iy H. 10 Main street
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NOTiCE.-Notice is hereby given that
~ application will be made to the Chamberlain
Of the city Of Richmond Tor the renewal OF bond No
30 Of the city Of Richmond, ia the name Of r. A. +.
D4bney Epr five hundred dollars dated oath January
M and pa ahe lst January 1862, said bond having
been lost or nIslaid "'v it--'"~3m*
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/ OST OR MISLAID-A black LII

| OST OR MISLAID-A black LEATH-
- Eit TRUNK. with the name OF " T. SIss5y
LyHrhbuTE. written on small card, pasted oH Tin
trunk. II "4s put ou tn" cars AT LyuchhurG, AMI
che. led TOR thl7 city. Card may have fallen oil.
Au5 tit
4 OSI-SOmewhere on or near Marshall
A -trrrt,a Carved Gold BREASTPlN with four bril-
liant ats. tn" Under nay receive a reward Of 81 hy
returning II to
Iy23 F. MCCARTHY & son.
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CORN, Starch, Rice Powder, Dat Meal.
~ Barley, Sage, Tapioca, Arrow Root, and Spices
Of all kinds, for sale by
y j PltDT. Druggist
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&OS REWARD.-A Reward of Twenty
ID~-c Five Dollar will bee paid for the apprrhen-
zion OF the thief ttryr-. who entered tn" engine
house of Protection Fire Company, No. =, at Il lat"
hour on SUNDAY night last and stole thererom va
Nous articles, Including Nuts, Levers aud Bras
Nork. h,i0u2nG II the engine thereby endang ger
INK oar lives
Byordernt the Company.
an lI-It LOUIS f. BDSSIELX SrC'y.
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I ICOKICE, IN MASS.-Wallis 4 Co..
II Sanford and CASTLE LICOKICE, for sale by.
JAMES +. WEST.
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UNRUSSES,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS
SHOULDER BRACES
SURGEONS BANDAGES
and SURGICAL APPLIANCES, Of every descrip-
ton e. be- had al MEADE Il BAKERS.
New Ply -iCIau~ Drug Store.
i-6, y. ". corner of Main and 10th sts.
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c&EG FOR SALE have for sale, Il
H. good second hand Carriage and Harness.
suitable for hack family, and a good second
hand Sulky and Harness. Also. Wagon with four
seats, suitable for b. Ike wagon or pleasure riding
Each of the above articles IN good order and
will he sold low, either for cash, good paper on
time, if early application be made.
WI. GRAVES
au 9-cod2w Corner of Franklin and lith SITS
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az Sale co,,,,o., ALIEN GARRETT. Trustee.
"9DDlN IL AFPERSON. AuctS.
) Ale OF VALUABLE TIMBER LAND

THREE RI ElWEIGf2 @ MY OF CHESTERFIELD. ABOUT
~ iJNpAf 3lst August 1887 at o'cIoct y y N"a,
nike Rosd e VI We Manchester and Petersburg Turn
Acres [eata taaaoie Tract of Land containing IN
oILg haf9ad and the above named Tmrnnike s,,i
Glpi ,tvs Bassett French, John W Iipscnn,b y
Original org pine Of superior quality and the soil IS VT,
The terms will be very accommodate,
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prizes Of $40 approXimating to $4,000
prize. are $500
prizes Of 1913, approximating to $4,000
prize, are ID
prizes OF sll5, approximating to 5000
DriLe, are 40
u pfizas OF so, approximating to 5000
prizes, are l,fO
80 prizes of $40, approximating to $500
prize are LAO
500 prizes of $50 are 5000
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TENTS.-8, 8, 10 and II feet Tents for
l. sale at Penitentiary Store.
r. VI. NIMM0,
au 10 Genl Agent Va. Pententiary.
.NARDROBES.--I have lot of Ward
robes and neat Safes manufactured at the Pen
itentiary, at very low prices.
r. VI. NIMMO,
au 10 Gen1 Agent Wa. Penitentary.
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DERUNIAN GUANO. 1000 tons Of The
very best PcruV nan Guauo for sale by
au ll-rJtt EDMOND, DAVENPORT & Co
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EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLISH
~ MENT NICrORI0US!-The subscrlbeg sets out
with the determination to every opposition
that might he brought against him. and is happy To
say he has thus far succeeded beyond his most san
guue expectations The fact il the public have found
out where the best Soda Water, Philadelphia Ale
Porter and Champagne Cider is to be had. Thankful
for past ayors he hopes by strict integrity and due
courtesy, to merit Il continuance
WARREN CANFIELD, ACt,
10 anth - Ii Min nd EranL.liIi -
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II EN- \ TT, b EERS FISHER,
DRUGGISTS, are now at their Old stand pre-
p'ItI 10 furnish their old friends (and they hone
man! new on"s) with TythinS appertainng to tie
Drug Chemical and Fancy Business on their usual
accommodating terms.
, The death Of VIM. ;. Beers will make no change in
The business. 1t will be conducted In every respect
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NANTED,--By young man of fifteen
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BENNETT. BEERS 4 FISHER

RENNETT, BEERS & FISHER
- Sell Semples Infalibe Baking Powder
MEADE & BAKER
,,->.l, Ssll Sempc's IniaIlble Baking Powder
WARING & PEARCE
. Sell Scmple's Iniallibic Baking Powder
GEO. D0WDEN
;, Sells semple's Infsllible Baking Powder
Sells Senpe's Infallihln Baking Powder
DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS generally
au Sell Scmple's Inftilbc Baking Powder
WHITE COATS.-White Linen Coats
v of every grade and style, for sale at reduced
prices
WHITE PANTS.-White Linen Duck and Drill
Pants, III large quantities, are offered at moderate
prices.
NESTS.-White and Col Marscillcs Silk Linen
Bombazinr, aud many other styles of Vests can L,.
found at the money savings institution of
Y T.
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DICOTS AROMATIC WILD CHERRY
BITTERS-If you wish TO be relieved OF Sick
Headache Acidity of the stomach, Nervousness, Ge-
neral Debility and complaints arising from Disor-
ders of the Liver and Stomach, by all means use
sale only by r. j. PIC0T,
iy "a Druggist.
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IRISH LINENi IRISH LINEN IL
have in store very good supply OF Irish Linens,
pure ALSO good assortment Of Linen Sheetngs,
which am closing ont very cheap for cash.
au4 c. HARTWELL, us Broad sfT@Af.
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NOTICE.--Virginia Military Land War
~ rant No. 6i37 for 30 acres issued the nth Fell
ruary Is2l 20 John Baskerville for three years
vice Il sergeant in the Virginia State line and war
hy him lost. Notice is hereby given that have OBJ
taned duplicate Of the same for his heirs, ami shall
max application 10 the Commissioner of the Gene
raj Land (iicc tOi scrip in lieu of said warrant, al
the expiration Of three months from this date.
JAMES 4. SUTTON, JR.,
~ ll-law3m Attorney for Present Propretors.
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KEEN, BALDWIN co. continue 20
IN offer the greatest inducements in all kinds of
Summer Clothing and Furnishing Goods. They have
the largest assortment ia the city. and as they are
determined to reduce their stock before receiving fall
supplies purchasers will find this good opportunity
10 supply themselves with good and well made clo-
thing at a bargain. - -
d
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ERESH n U T S. just received by
l. steamer and schooner, 25 sgs soft Almonds; ~
30 new crop Wanuts: 10 bags new Filherts; 10 do
fresh Walnuts; - barrels fresh Pecaus $40 fresh
Coco Nuts, for sale by LOUIS J. BoSSlEUX,
An & No. 50 Vain street
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4 AEUU IUh NUIICE.-HaVlng quaIl-
IL fled rs the Executor OF Thomas Williams decd
this is to request all pc indebted the estate to
settle the amounts due by them without delay; and
those having claims will please present them.
JESSE WILLIAMS,
jy ls-ts Executor of Th0s Williams. decd.
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ERESH RAISlNS-Just received %
Il boxes London Layer Raisins; o do fresh NJ R.
do; 20 half do. Bunch aud Layer do; for sale bv
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX
Ma. Main
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16
rhe GoHernor OF ohio.

We notice that several of our cotem-
porarics have placed at their mast heads
the names of their favorite candidates
for this Office, subject to the decision OF
The Democratic Convention. 1t is not
too soon to be casting about to see who
would be the most suitable from among
II eminent men, to bear the democrat
ic banner in triumph through the com
ing contest. We want the choice OF the
Convention to fall upon one who will
rally to his support the entire forces OF
the Democraoy-one whose capacities
for the Office will be insuperable reasons
for his election-and there will be nc
danger of success. The Hillsborough
Gazette has raised the name of General
Mcdowell, as its choice, and the Leb-
anon Citizen. that of Hon. ii. 3. PAYNE
of Cleveland, and thus speaks of his
fitness for that position :-As a demo.
erat he ranks high among the ablest
champions of the Ohio Demoeracy-as
u ScutIGuldu IN Ia ~ .SOINAHO 49,
scholar his talents are of the higcst or
der-his social qualities are attractive
and in every particular he is just such 4
man as the people of Ohio would like te
honor. He is an active, energetic
,corkiing democrat, and with him as theil
leader, the Ohio democracy would be in
vineible. Without seeking to disparagc
the claims of any other gentleman, We
think those of Henry B. Payne are par
amount to those of any other person
named; and we hope the delegates o
Ohio, will go to Columbus on the sixth
of August, unanimously instructed t.
support him for the Governorship, anC
that he will be nominated by &C
clamation. We place his honored nam
at our mast head this week, where W
hope it shall remain until after the con
test of 1857, until he who bears it, i
chosen by the frcemen of Ohio thci
chief ruler"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-04-16
Robert j. walkers Opinion i'm
Regard to Slavery i'm Kansas.

The following isan extract of a letter
written by Honorable Robert J. Wal
ker, inSeptember, 1856. In view of the
fact that Mr.. Walker has recently been
appointed Governor of Kansas, this ex-
tract will be p~erused with interest:
There is another reason not hereto
adverted to, which seems to render it
impracticable long to maintain slavery
in Kansas. In all the slave States there
is a large majority ofvotes who are non
shareholders, but they are devoted to
the institution sof the South; they would
defend them with their lives; and on
this question the South are a united
people. This class composed of many
small farmers, of merchants, mechanics,
overseers and other industrial classes.
constitute mainly the patrol of the South
and cheerfully unite in carrying out
those laws essential to preserve the in
stitution. against a poUerffrt minority
and constant agitation, sharery cannot long
e.rist IN any State. 1t is a well-knowT
fact this result would have followed soon
in several of the slave States, but for tho
unanimity speedily produced there by the
Abolition agitators and Intermediates
of the North. Now, Kansas is mucl
divided on the question Of slavery, there
there is "a overwhelmingly there. If no
a maiority-a party not neutral but bit
terly hostile to the institution. Ano
for this, in addition to the reasons be
fore given, I do not belisce Kansas rii
become q Stare State.