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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-16
SOUTHERN OR G An IN TIL Il
= NOReH.-The unders gne3 has determined to
tsbl1sh weekly journal in Philadelphia, to be

a sOUTHERN OR GAN IN The
NOReH.-The unders gne3 has determined to
establish weekly journal in Philadelphia, to be en-
titled the
SOU rHERN MONITOR
1t will be conducted on the plan of hi. memorial
to the Southern Convention es published In the
March number of De Bows Review.
The Southern Monitor will defe nd the decision and
opinions of the Supreme Court of the United States
in the bred Scott csaa and it will advocate the Con-
s.itu ion and tbs Union on the terms and stipus-
tiors agreed to by our orefsthers 1t will supp ?rt
the Democracy The only national party now In exis.
tence aud It will not be sectional in belle soptheru
for nowhere eIfe but in the South is tho COnstitu
tonsi aud UGon party unequiyosaliy in the ascend
ancy. Its mission ~il be to eom5as SLACK hepuhli
cansm and gel assaults on Southern lights and
Southern Institutions And that II may be effective.
the CO operation OF Southern men, and friends OF
tho South wherever they may dwell, Is earnestly IN
web ed
The Southern Monitor will likewise be Literary
and Family Newspaper; and contributions ana cor
re spondence from the pens of tn writerr OF the
south and Others who may be Interested in the
Cause are respectfully soioitsd. 1t will BE- sheet
of large size, and handsomely printed on lew type
The first number will be issued on the 9th day OF
June and it will be published regularly evtry sat
urday afterwards All who desire to encourage the
enterprise are requested to transmit TIER names
without delay. to ths editor abs nnderslaned re-
fsrs by permission to James Ly ons, Esq, President
of the Southern Convention
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JOHN B. JONES. Editor and Proprietor:
,v 10 6Imt Philadelphia, Pa
NTKW AND KARE CHEMICALS.
~ PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
TRUssEE and APPLIANCES
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
SILK and COTTON ELASTIC STOCKINGS, In
every variety, for the whole leg, calf, ankle and
knee
MATfSONS COMPACT ENEMAS, the most use
ful and convenient instrum ent in
DR. TURNBULLS EYE GLASSES, and all the
rare preparations used and prescribed by him, for
sale at MEADE b BAKERS
New Phsrm ace uti sal and Family Medicine Store,
my 7-dks2w 1876, N. w. cor. Main and 10th ."
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T Hair CHttin9.---

" Hair CHttin&.---
To THE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VISITING THE
CiTYif you wish get your hair cut in The latest
and most i'm proved style would advise you to call
on H0BsON at his Hair Cutting, Shaving and
Shsmpooins Room, under the American Hotel, en-
trance on 18th street
N. 3 Il Hot, Cold end Shower BATHS can be had
at all hours Single Baths, Is cents, or FIVE tickets
orSI 22-f
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a korice.--Tbe Hair Dressing, shaving
hhampooiog and Bathing Saloon under the Ballard
House, has been handsomely i,tnd up, and is now
open, and we invite the citizens and strangers to
give as q call
N. Hot Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from o'clock A. III. to 10 p M
sp 2S-d3m HOBS0N Il MORTON.
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"a Removal The subscriber has re-
moved his office TO tbs Of ~ all snd franklin
streets, opposite Msssfs Dickinson, HUI u Co., and
continues to hire out Negroes rent out Houses, col
set Cisim and sttsnds to any business purt aiming
70 Gsnersi AssasY,
~ s-lm 4, A. J. ChofToEi
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W Special Notfre -RemoyaI Mrs C. J

" Special Notice Removal Mrs e.. j
ALLEN has removed her DtGSS MAKING ROOM
from No 6 msin street, doors below Governor
stree, over Mr. P II Keschs TRIMMING Store next
to Mes r. L. Price Co. Being in receipt OF the
latest Fa.hiors abe ia prepared to execute all
work in ;he shortes. possibe tiue and N sh. most
fashionable Ali orders from the country
will be promptly attended to call 10 resp 'ctuly
solicited. nv Il-3m C. J. ALLEN.
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by Tnomas w keesce, Auctfoneer,
Office corner of Cary and 18th streets /

lOaics corner of Cary and 18th streets
~TEN HORSES AND CARKIAGE
@N AND HARNESS FOR SALE AT AUG.
TION.-Will be sold on SATURDAY
morning, Msy 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock at tha
Horse Auction LIT, near the Central r. R. Depot ten
large fine horses just from the country belong to
sgeutlensn who can commend them ss fine horses
both for saddle and harness Also a light carriage
and harness. in good orrer, having been In use but
short timc. THOS. w. KEESEE Auctr
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y Aex. Nott. AucI.

IN HORsEs.-Will be sold. M The
6A so1se Lot, opposite tbs Central Depot on
SATURDAY morning next. CONNIE mn, -
ie O'Clock. five fine Saddle and Harness Hor,es Too
buggies, snd one second hsnd CerTsge
my Is ALEX NOrT A..
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~ samuel Il. w. Becker. Attorney at
Law is pfepar I'D TO undertake any business pertain
ing 70 his profession, in this any Of the adjoin-
ing counties. May be consulted In any Of the mod
ern European nguages aud gives prompt attention
10 tbs Collection of Claims
q Office 18th street, between Bank and Main
az 4--1ins
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TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
l. SEVEN AND HALF ACRES OF LAND IN
HANOVER COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCyION
After the fore going SALE will be- sold the above
of Land 1t lies about miles East of Ashland,
to Perrin's Mill, a6joins the lands of Messrs
Thomas Perrin William Campbell and others. Il 10
nt silly covered with Wood, and has it some fine
Oak Timber There 10 portion OF very 6ne me adow
land be;on ging to the tract
TEaMs-One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and f8
months for Eotisble notes. interest added secured
by trust deed
my8 GODDIN & ApPERSON Aueta
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CHEAP HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
~ AND GLGZiNG.-fhe subscriber proposes to
work cheaper than any other Shop in this city, and
will do his work in such a manner a. to please his
patrons All ask IL a fair trial; give job and
VIII do it in such manner TO insure another from
the My shop Is On 7th street. just in the rear
of the Marshsll Theatre up stairs. between Grace
and Broad streets. j respectfully solicit call
from my friends and fellow citizens. hy motto Is,
punctusity to all jobs, either lsgs sma done q.
minutes notice. WIN. c. EAENEs,
nv t2-Im Practical HOUSE and Sign Painter.
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BEAUTIFUL CohPLExIOS-can be acquired by using
the Balm of thousand FioWers " What ladv or
gentleman would remain under tho of disa-
greesbls breath when by using the BALM OF A
THOUSAND Flowers as a dentifrce, would not on
ly render it sweet but leave the teeth white ala
buster Many persons do not know their breath is
bad and the uoject is delicate thsr friends will
never mention it. Beware CT caunterfe.ts Be sure
esch bottle 10 signed FETRIDGE Co.
For sale by all Druggists New York.
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER. Agents
NH Il-sod6m for Richmond,
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" Baths! Baths! Butbs idiot, Cold
and show er Baths can be had at all hours, from
O'Clock A. NJ to 10 P. N at the Hair Cutting,
shsvinsand shAmpooing Saloon uoder the Ameri.
can Hotel Entrance on 18th street. Single baths
- cents or 5 tickets 81 my
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Summer GOODS We are this day in receipt OF
our second supply of GOODS, many of which were
purchared at auction In New York last week, con-
sstiug of beautiful Dress Goods in every variety.
with full assortment OF Goods ada pted to boys and
servants wear. Also full stock Of Housekeeping
Goods in every department
We only ask eraminG tion of our stock to sstis-
f. our city and country friends that our prices are
exceediogY !ow. BREEDEN FOX CO,
my "A st 2l7 Broad street.
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" Special Hotice-- Green - Allen, Bull
ders, corner of Grace and Seventh stree is,
respectfully solicit of their friends ana the public
generally continuance of their patronage so gene.
rally bestowed cn them the pss' year They let-
ter prepared to do ell kinds OF CARPENTER
WORK, and will undertake whole buildings If de
sired Carpenters wsIk only, as favor sb terms
they esq sHoEd, and prompt to all their engage
ments as to time. sc. Those that contemplate bull
ding this year msy find It their advantage to give
ca-those particularly that want to build In the
shortest possible time. Plans ana estimates furnish
ed st the Gh priest notice
ANDREW GREEN
my il.-Sm CHtRLFS ~ ALLEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-16

EUR sALE.-Aii the TIMBEx and
l. WOOD upon tract Of land of j2l acres, of
fty years standing, the William sburg read.
miles from the city of Richmond. There is upon the
land some very 6na Timber and Wood of the origi-
nel growth. Amy person wishing to engage in the
Timber and Wood business might fiud this to be G
profitable investment, this track 10 regarded as
being of ths best pieces of Timber and Wood
land in that section of country. For further nfor-
nation apoly to ED d EACHO,
my IL -2w Pearl at near Exchange
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my8 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
rTRUSTEEls SALE UF VALUABJ,

i RESIDENCE IN SYDNEY, ATTHE COR.
NER OF ELMWOOD AND LAUREL STREETS
AS Trustee In certain Deed Of Trust from Henry
shsfer and wife, dated 29th January, 1857 duly re
corded in Henrico County Court shall sell ct auc-
ton on the premises on WEDNESDAY, the 9th
May, 1857 at A O'clock the large and excellent brick
and framed tenement located az above now in the
occupancy efthe said shsfer. The lot fronts 50 feet
back 1893 feet to alIsy. The location of this
property overlooking the Fair Ground 10 Justly re-
garded as smong the best in the town of Sydney.
TERMS One-fourth cash; balance at s. - and 10
months for gotiabe notes intere added secured
by trust Iced, or title retained.
The ,ubscriber will convey with the uzual special
warranty. The taxes for 1857 to be paid by the pur
chaser. LEWIS GINfER, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDiN l. APPERsoN, Auets.
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MRS. CLAIBORNE BARK >DALE will
lEE open School for Girls on the Goth of March,
at her residence, Church Hill, corner Path and
franklin SIS. The asualbranches OF English study
will be pursued.
TERMS Two dollars per month.
EEFEREHCEs..-.R. j. Gaines, Dr. J. Brown,
Henry Carrington Charlotte, Virginia; r. 81. aaury,
Esq DR.. John Wayt, N C. Read, Esq Richmond.
NH I7--d3m
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&1 JHKNA AND tILASsW al RE, AND
HeNA other Housekeeping articles. are selling
49, cheaper at SCHAAP L Co Is th.n they ev.r
VIZ offered in this city. Housek ee per,
and Dealers in calling. will find the most fashion able
goods at least twenty ve cent cheaper than
lar prices. Clocks, Looking Glasses, Wait.rs Cas-
tors aud Britannia and Silver plated ware etc.
sold at auction prices at SCHAAP & cos
Corner of Broad and Sd SITS
Broken Looking Glasses repaired Dealers sup
piled with Looking Glass Plates at Importers prices
Ia link
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erREIAL NOrloRa.

- Bargains. s.
BAR3AINS!
All In wsut Of CHEAP GOODS .h MID call at
VALENTINE JOHEN'N
CHEAP STORE
No. 175 Broad street.
He Is selling
Rich Black Lsce Wells at s7t etc apiece.
Fine yard wide B'iiiiantes at l2A cts per I'd.
Do. do. Csmbries at l2t cts. per I'd.
Do. do, Eansoot Muslin at l2t cts.
Cactus Skirts. at s24 cts apiece.
Very best French Corsets at 81 g.
Do Kid q untets at 81 pair, worth dou-
bic the money,
Black Colored Elsstis Betts at 193 cts. . pair.
Black and Fancy stlks from IS eta. I'd. and up
Collara Hdkfs. Par.sols Hoop skirts and iunu
msIshle other desirable goods. equally cheap
NIB or HOSIERY have In store a very large
s.,ortrneut for ladies' misses gents and boys and
EN- confident OF sutiag everybody In price and quail
ty who favor me with a CO" my Cts
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7 At3EEBEER, warranted TO be pure
IL and the best article il the market FOR the
of dyspepsia and summer complaint put up in bottles
for family use, and sod by
P. WILRACHER, No. 208 Main ST.
Prise psr dozen, piuts Is, quarts So Is. Is cts
a dozen allowed by return of bottles
Orders left with Mr.. 0. A. strecker Messrs. Laid
ley Robinson, at my store, will be promptly
tanded to No charge for cartegs. my
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DARKER, NIIIMO 81 co.,
L No. I43. Eagle Square,
Have great variety Of Goods, suitable Tor boys'
wear. such az
Plain and Checked Cottonades
do do. Linen
Striped Satin
Whit, and Colcred Linen Drilling
Black and Coiored Drap D'f,te
do. do. Italian Cloth
do. do Ca,hmerette
Liz hit Summer Cassimeres
Gloves, Hdkfs, Suspeuders Hose, SC my "a
TITY MADE FURNITURE,
~ AT REDUCED PRICES.
Tn. undersigned, int nding 10 make change In
his Business, offers his stock Of Cabinet furniture,
Up aolstery, &c. at reduced prices all Of which are
of his own manufactures and those in want of art.
c in his line, will 6nd it to their interest to give
flim q call before purchasing elsewhere.
r. Ii COWLIN6,
23-SIm i8 goyerunT
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SALE OF HOUSEWIFE be sold on 81.
~ TURDAY, the 10Th of MAY next, at u o. clock.
the House lately occupied the Sher6's Office Of
Henrico county, which stands the Court House
otto be removed within ten days from the day of
sale Terms cash.
By order of the County Court
nv 1S-4t JNO. a. HUTCHINSON. 2. H G.
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0ODDIN ApPERsON Auct.

f0MMESsiUnEk's SALE OF MOST
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN rHk, CITY
OF RICHHOND. ON CARY RETWEEN 18TH
AND 18TH STREETS As Commissioner appoint
edsby decree of the Circuit Court of Richmond BY
decree pronounced on the nth of June 1856 in the
case OF "Robnson's guardian against Robinson,
&c ;" shall proceed to sell at pubic suction on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 20.h day Of May,
1857 at the hour of u O'clock M the following VAL
uabe Real Estate, on which formerly stood the large
Tobacco Factory OF the late Poiteaux kobnson viz
81 l6 feet of land the north side of Cary Street.
and east side OF Shockoe Creek, running back 100
feet to Campbell alley or Eliysoa street Also "a
feet of land nearly adjoining the above running
back 100 feet to said alley street. and bounded
the west By the property Of A. Warwick, Esq Also,
alley street with several large brick buildings
thereon used as Stables Or Lumber houses running
back 80 feet to Creek alley, and bounded ON the east
By Shockos Greek
The foregoing Real Estate will be aub.divided into
lots to suit purchasers
Most CT he said Real Estate is unimproved and Its
location 10 admirably adapted to Warehouses yobac.
co Factories, Machine Shops, the like, being in
the heart of the city and quite near to the Dock and
Dsnville Depot.
TERMs.-One fifth cash balance at G. r. 10 and "a
months for negotiable notes interest added and title
retained till last note Is paid. The for 1857 to
be paid by the purchasers.
JOHN ENDERS, Conrr
P.S.-At the same time and place, and on the same
terms will be yod valuable building Lot situated
between the first two Lots above described, frcnting
"a feet Gary street. running back 100 feet to the
alley street mentioned above
my8 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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G4,a43,554 IS
No Company in the Uni.ed etates hiss more capital
for the amount of riak affords more advantages
to the insured
life amounts TO $50 year, the company VIII loan
the insured half OF II st 6 per cent interest.
B w. KNOWLES, Agent
DR. A. SNEAD Medical Examiner.
EE Office at Sta:ioneIs Hall" No 20 Pearl ct
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THHO THE LADIES' Iaates arg I'VE III
ted to call and exauiue at the Nsr Tor. .,.sIr
new shape Of Chenille and SIX hsasn. W.,.'I
csivsd and to be seen where ere 70 " w. Msn
States A decided novelty. Al toe Ter aiIEv
tilla and Shawl Store NJ tos 4 - .-rsst
= II
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BY Richard CauthO-n.

HORSES. MULES AND WAGON.-On
IL SATURDAY. 10th inst. at 10 clock, at the lot
near the Virginia Central Railroad Depot I will sell
at auction, several Work Horses and one handsome
grey Mere, suitable for a lady's riding Nag.
NUbES-Also two young we'll broke Mules.
COVERED SPRING WAGON--I will also soil
new covered Spring Wagon for one horse, made to
order, of the best materials
my IA h. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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G 'N, N NM s2Sss !; w. ". e

apn FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
4N1I1S n Strayed from my premises on Friday
HS last 3 brindle Cow with white streak
<E-Ez--Se9 down her back, white under the belly
and sit in both years aud small piece of rope on
the right hind leg. She has been hiped The above
reward will BIS paid for her delivery to or Daniel
johnson in Richmond
JOHN WADE
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1T7HE NAVIGATION IS ENTIRELY
L restored on ths Canal, from this city to Seven
Islands Dam distsnce OF III miles and bosts leaving
here on Saturday will be able 20 reach Joshua Fails
Popd 1856 miles without hindrance.
Signed. =. L. CHINN,
my l5-2t eupt. ). n q IA canal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-21
Trial OF Reapers aud Mowers,
Enaer t.e saperiHttaie.ice Of the Oiire-s :.
the lL'jHois STATE -fgr.c, UurGl .Soclety
~rIIx.rrrIn LIZ M.rrh II ~

tHaer tf.c stperiHtsade-ce Of the Di'rers a
me limo" STATE -fgr.c' HUrG! S0c.sty.
SFRISGFIELD, Ill March II. 1857.
81 a meeting If the executive committee
Of the Illinois State Agricultural society.
held in Springfield, on the 4th Of March. II
Was resolved ths, there shall Be a tria, OF
moving and rcaping machines in the month
# June next, under ;lc following rule, and
regulations
Exhibitors Of machines r.ust enter them
with : Francis, Springfield, corresponding
secretary of the society, on or before the
18TH day of Nay next; ami the persons en-
tering them are required TO pay So cash, in
order to defray the expenses OF the officers
of the board, committees, dc. The trial is
to take place at or near Salem, in Marion
county the time TO be designated by the
president. The executive committee will
act as the awarding committee on the trial.
The comlnittee will sea up their decision,
which will be opened AZ their meeting during
the next State Fair. .ilI the implements Oh
trial must be exhibited at the fair. The
trial is to be under the direction Of J. e.
superintendent OF the agricultural implement
department., and such assistants as he may
designate. This trial will not be entered
into unless six entries are made. The scales
of merit which shall govern in this trial
were published in the premium lis. of the
society for last year, and copy Of the same
will be furnished to applicants.
BY order OF the president:
S. FRANCIS,
Cor. See. H. State IA Society.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-21

We string together few CT the thousaid
items Of news and floating rumors with
which the telegraph dispatches from Wash
ingtGn now abound.
Tie extra session OF the I. 5. Senate vas
brought 70 = dose On Monday.
The amended Central american Treaty
was confirmed 10y the Senate ~ vote Of IS
20 >. Under this acton the treaty will go
back TO England for ratification, unless Lord
Napier brought fall authority, in view Of
this possible contingency, to accep: such A.
terations AZ might he iuaLv
The Sandwich Island treaty was laid on
the table, which ! 4 virtual rejection.
Mr.. Buchanan has declared that he will
make 30 political removals. bat that unless
in very urgent cases, he will not reconrnis-
sion any one after h;> commission expires.
) Gi,ilu guishri Pennsylvania cnirc-ho!d-
er was presented 10 i.r Buchanan vester-
day by several prominent democratic friends,
with a rcqUcs. that be should bc rc-avpoint-
cd. The reply WIS emphatic, that the Nori!.
and West demand rotation in Office, and
that would be the rule OF action. In the
South II was different. This was poser.
Major Ban McCuIIoch, Of Texas has been
;endercd the GoycIDCTs..2 Of | tan, bC: de-
c.iues.
The Washington correspondent Of ,hc
Herald says:
Got. Mlyreuuv rendered his resignation
to-day a. Indian Commissioner; Col J. B.
!,tedf!l@u, of C-.o, succeeds hi!n. Ex-Goy-
ernor Mediil ta.les to first crm1tro lcrship,
vice Whir:'csey resigned. Hon. James c.
Alien, Of IliInciT, has announced himself a
Candidate for Clerk Of the next House OF
Representatives.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-21

SUPREME CouRr BUrLDIsG.-We publish,
in another column, the act Of the late legis-
lature, making an appropriation to erect a
building for the use Of the Supreme cou-t
At Ottawa
We understand the Commissioners to Sc
leet q site for the building have about con-
cluded purchase with Mr.. Geo. II. " est.
for his three lots on the corner CT Columbus
and jackson Streets, agreeing to pay some
$4,000. The price is not too high; but the
purchase will be strongly objected TO by an
other party who, we are told, made the offer
10 the commissioners to donate whole
block to the state, on Main street, 4 few rods
west Of the side-cut bridge II this is true,
we cannot See what superiority ,hcrc is in
the uptown location over the las; named, 10
give the one preference of $1,000 over the
other. We are dealing, however, only with
1umors, a. present, and shall reserve our
eommeut7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-21
Ma WIcxfzr. CoEsz.sp.-Shortly after

Ma. WIcGizr. CoEsEEso.-Shortly after
Gov. Bissen had attempted to veto the ap.
portionmcnt iii PASSED by the late legisla.
ture, the Springfield R-yistsr stated tina, the
veto WAS viii. Gov. Y. ar neutrality-suspicious.
he had no intention 70 re;o Ire bill until al
most forced 60 10 so after having signed il
and I.ai the fact announced 20 the House
and the Register, as proof Of this gave the
name q NJ Wictizer, of Mclean, rs one
Republican member Who acknowledged that
Gov. =. lad changed i.is mind after signing
the bill The Springfield Journal denied
this statement, and alleged that Mr.. Wicki-
ger had written note TO the Register deny
Ing It. BIZ; tia. tie RcGistcr had refused to
publish T. t this tiie Register row replies
as fc.,sw., and &c think Ibis must be re-
garded as {. c!Echer
We aoy5 state distinctly tina. ". WicLi-
zcr never wrote 70 the State Register on the
subject, aud never denied orr Sa.emen,
either by letter or verbally TO us. And we
ate in addition, for Nr Wickizcr's benefit
that We aye allie 20 furnish the testimony
that he did state, in the presence of at least
three fellow members, in substance, that he
Was the man who induced the governor 10
change his course in relation 10 the appOr-
tionnent bill; that he was the first in the
governors room a ter the sccretary'S an
nouncemeut Of the hi being signed, and was
particular in explaining his mode OF opera
ton.