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gag~The Augusta CoastjtutioHqlist says:-"Sev-
eral Of our city banks charging half per cent.
premium for sight on New York. The Mechanics
Bank. however, continues to furnish its customers,
and for collection paper, at a quarter per cent"
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Chancerv Sale.
HAYS ADDITION.

HHT'N ADDIIIUN.
PURSUANT to decree Of the Chsncery Court, Clsrks
willie, the OF hos W. Barhsda aud others,
PhilandeT Freshly A. '. Lincsly and others snail
MOLCay, the l2th or 0rOcer next at the Court house.
Nashville at O'Clock, sell 10 the highest bibber three Lots
Ia Hays addition 70 Nashville, dit OF 6, -
for notes sasae orly secured, bearing interest and
retained A. v. 5. LINDSEY,
sept IL B.P & G.. Commissioner.
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sSy- The New York city Banks in the last two
weeks, have curailed their discounts to the amount
of IS. 600, OOO,.
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S25 REWARD.

WILL give the above reward for tho apprehension my
boy GEORGE, who away from me the 4th Of An-
gust George Is copper eO0red, about six hgn
years old, little older. He has small over his
under Jaw, caused by rising from a bad tooth.
George raised by the late Mrs Martha Williams
Nashville, and hired yea B. laner
house be in when is fell He has vie Nr ledge
in Edgefeld. J. J. ALTERNATELY.
HaWkervie, Franklin County, Tenn.
September S, 1857.
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DIsTRICTING THE STATE

We publish This morning lengthy communication
from friend al Memphis, which will command al
tenon, no less for the good sense and ability than
for the accuracy OF knowledge and simplicity and
earnesiness OF style which characterize It 1t Il
from the pen Of distinguished democrat who has
long held a prominent and well deserved place IN
the confidence OF his party, and whose views upon
questions affecting the interest Of the democrati
party are always entitled to consideration. For
these reasons and as act of courtesy to the writer
we cheerfully give place 30 has communication, al
thougn' rs our 'e"ue'S are aware anu Ior reason
which have already been given to The public upon
certain points, We ulner "luey WIN our coIfespon
dent Du' we snal not no" eu'er INTO any farther
discussion Oh the su'Je'I we commend the aril iI'
10 'he PerusaI OIL our Ienus throughout the 81 ale
Frarrrvr SLAVES C,prrPrn Last Wednssl,,
pirbt. saws the Louisville Courier four negro m. n
suddenly dsarpeared from this CITY and II was soon
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ss'5-I The MethOdists are about building college.
to cost $4,000 at jamestown, GuilfOrd County.
North Carolina
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Tobacco Mandatory

" MEREUIIH,
"A AZ COLLEGE ST SEBT,
ITAS ready for his Factory. 500 boxes OF Man
uacnred Tobacco in boxes 81 90 So and 100 $40
pounds each to meet views Of the trade from
IS cents per pounds all which will cell at wholesale
the De, at prices that cannot fail 10 please
Merchants wanting Manu- Tobacco requested
70 call aud examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS.
On commission, will be sold by thousand at less
price than sold in this city before
ROLLEH TWIST AND CUT TOBACCO in great variety,
at very low price. sept I3-tf
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Rs15- Hon. Caleb Cushing and Sydney Webster
formerly Privat Secretary of President Pierce are
about to engage, in Boston, in the practice of
Law
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NTEare prepared to furnish to our friends and
w Customers
FRANCISCO'S ATMOSPHERIC CHURN,
One of the greatest chnes of the present
age With very little labor and from to minutes it
produces butter Of very superior quality and in quantity
about onethrd more than made from the amount
It cream BY any other churn. Throughout Maryland n
York and PenGSy they have received the first medals
- all the Aechan cs Fairs and IN these states their great
economy has recommended them TO the farming commu
nty. MACKENZIE & Will ON
~ We have still on hard a few of the Five and Six
Minute Ice Cream Freezsrs, which never dissppOint.
ALSO: Various macnIues for making and hteriDg cOf
fee. Water Co srs ofa sizes Chamber sets various
patterns. aug 10 NJ 4 W.
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT

II 4
IL and select assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASHIERS AND VESTINGS.
chosen with the greatest by Mr.. Harvey whose supe
Or taste has enabled bring by far the besut
tu stock IF piece GOOD have offered in Nashville
An made TO order under the suPenntendanee Of the
well known a." havey.' SEPT
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Bsy~ Fragment of an Owed to Phreemen
Poll, VIVA Was Bein Cut Doun For Stove wound =
Woodman. spare them poles,
Touch not a single wun,
Last fall they cheered our souls,
Just let them stand for plum.
1t was our Phreemont Club
That lst did place them there;
Oh pese, sur let 'em stand,
Or else you'll hear US sware.
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TIE SUGAR PEo-FECT.-A letter from the Parish
Plaquemines, Louisiana in the New Orleans Pea
g'rns, says that the Sugar planters of that State
will have no cause 10 complain of this years crop.
The cane will mature earlier this season than usual
and the new sugar will be manufactured and come
into market two three weeks in advance Of form
eT seasons
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gate to Congress from Washington Territory by a
handsome majority.
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500 Reward.


FFHEMF IUHl "A 1t Ut nj WNUES.
A s trustee, Winchester, Tenn FRIDAY, the 18Th
n inst, will sci FIR cash, lot Of valuable NEGROES,
eight or ten Of them very valuable. A. 5. COLYAR.
SAM
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ABRIDGEMEST OF THE DEBATES OF CONGRESS-.
OPINIONS OF The PRESS.

THIS work will bring tue attention Of the present gen
GRAFTON multitude of things with govern
ment which have long lain in OrgetfulnesssB York m
dspsadsat
This work will prove OF immense value 70 public men,
and Every American citizen who the civil
history Ofhis COuntry-s1 York Courier and Baqusrsr
Col Benton's qualification for this one can
pute his name upon the title page inspires conf
denee In its statements, and faith importantly and
/ IRE faithfulness.-B0st0a TraBsLsr.
Its surprising TO many the subjects which
still before discussed BY the fathers the very
infancy ofthe confederation. We shall welcome each
cessVe volume Of this work very addition 70
the history Of the eountry-Boston DAILY .4dusr,iBs-.
The Arrangement Debates Of Congress by M Ben
tom made with much and sxceleni iud gus ug-
This work will form almOsta complete history Of Unite
States adoption federal constitution and
will be aninvaluzbls work Of rslerenes-Nsr York Com
msreiaL
The theory Of institutions, the snd working
various parts be correctly understood by
will beat the trouble study snd the Of no
nation will in these Debates, within the Of every
citizen The indexes at the end OF each volume render il
easy any particular subjeet.-BEgale 4dDsrtiss
An enterprise like this interesting invaluable and
tonal, deserves the ample encouragement. The
tboi says preface that will him labor
o. pride rssusetanE the ps,rte dead-nO
skipped and each 10 his place. Etn the best Of his works in
hand-Bost0H Post
This abrdgemsRt considering the uestmabe value Of the
Debates complete political history Of the country, forms
reasury knowledge which should possessed every
citizen afford land there fesWbo not able
coming out, will, seraly Bas,iz, Is
| Orleans
This abrdgementis be restricted the speeches
celebrated orztors, will business men, and
planest speakers who spoke to give inorma
ton subjects OF surviving interest," DAILY Piea5Eas, Ns
Orleans.
By these Debates fad the first business introdusedntc
Representatives. Alter us inauguration,
bill to collect Duties Imports aud curious and inter
estng Of the debate every speaker seemed
regard the protection OF home industry OF the o.
Iecs matter OF in any project for
raising the We shall probably receive the Of
every reader In saying, that living person combines
of qualities necessary for the proper execution Of
this than Senator who has undertaken
it.-NGtiOaal IHtsHigsEesr, Washington.
Ia Subscriptions received by
". 7. Berry & Co.
Nashville Tenn,
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FRosTs The florists have come upon this region
thus early, nipping in the ear; tobacco in the
leaf, and seizing people generally 10y the fingers and
slight frost, visible only in spots here and there but
ast night monday 7th,) there was quite hard
frost, too plainly Wis BILE all about town" It's in
furious effects must be very serious upon the corn
and tobacco crops. A considerable portion of the
latter crop however has been gathered but that re-
naming standing must be or less injured. 1t
is very that have fross so early as the 9th of
Observation-Disclosures Mass Courier, Sept.
Sth.
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BsI7@ Caleb Gushing, late Attorney General of the
United States, is named in connection with the va
cant U. S. Judgeship
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MOss-Side.


w. 1. BERRY & CO., have Iust received MOSS SID5,
By Marion Harand author Of Alone and The Hidden
Path
Nothir gneed be said to awaken Interest book
oY ms charming auhoros Foysevon thousand copies Of
her Alone and Hidden Path have been aid Nv ba,
American Publishers and the demand is at present as
slant a. regular In Earops they have met with
Still grser success other American uhorsss has vet
been houored by republication the Lipse edition az
standard american authors Those Who have seen the ad
vance sheets Of AOSSDs unite in The OpiaOn that 1t is
hyperion 10 both Of Maroa Harsnd's form rproduciops I'm
interest," style and Popuartset OF incident, Of an
exciting nature, while the plot is better and more systsma
eally arranged.
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READYMADE CLoTRINGl

READY-MADE CLOTHINGI
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
Fine Beaver Over Goats, Fur Trimmed;
g Cloth g Fine Cloth Dress Goats a FroCks
Z" Bener and Cloth Talmas a large line Of Cloth,
Tweed and Cashmere Business Coats; Black al Fancy
Cashmere Pants; Tweed Jeans and Kersey Pants six
Satin and German Vests of all kinds. Large
and Pilot Cloth Over Coats.
Pine Marsees Bosom Shirts; Pine Linen Bosom Shirts
90 Chintz Calico Hickory Shirts;
Neck ies Cravas Shirt Collars, Gloves Suspenders &c
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
20 crates OF asoIIed in crate Of and
granite
90 crates OF all Granite Ware;
large stock If Tsbe Cutlery Pocket Gallery Padlocks
Trace CHAINS Axes Hstchets, Hammers Augurs Gimlets
Chisels, Planning Bits,
CARPETING.
$50 pieces Of Competing, assOued
ply all WOOL py all wool, and Brussels Carpeting;
Half Wool CarpetinR; All Cotton
Hearth Rugs and Mats
? Also The largest stock Of fne Bed Blankets Negro
Blankets, Boat Blankets, and Hotel Blankets Also,
25 cases IT Negro Kerseys, all qualities and kinds
100 bales Of and heavy Brown Domestic, and Osna-
burgs and BaZgIng,
The ARPETlNG will be sold at 9 O'Clock precisely on
Tuesday morning the first day OF the sale. The stock
CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
to attend this sale, determined put Goods
through regardless Of prices. ow all you
present. do believe most amesv that do you
good. Put IL down 10 your memorandum book stick up
over desk talk about and make your
attend large and extensive Auction Tuesday
"Wednesday and Thursday, September 18TH 18th and th
1857. TRABUE & LUCUs
stPt9 I'd No. "A Public Square, Nashville Tenn.
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FOR RENT.
RUNAWAY

ENR0M the subscriber the Istday of July, negrt
L Bow, named HENRY, of copper color, feet
Is years old, and weighs about $50 pounds
He raised in East Tennessee near McMinnvile. He
will probably make his way back there. l bought him
from Mr.. Terry of East Tennessee will give ten dosrs
iheis caughtin nv neighborhood, twenty-five dollars
taken out Of the county, fifty dollars if be gets to East
Tennessee When taken be is TO be delivered e. me- OF
confined go that can get him. DAVID N. 'jlAEd
i've Seven miles south ef Nashville, Tenn
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A REGULAR JACK SHEPPARD.-An intensely
laughable robbery was perpetrated at the Jarrett
House, ST. Anthony, on Thursday night, which in
bOldness eclipse' any similar enterprise Of modern
lines. Col II. Witse, hearing somebody knocking
around in the ball his rOom at an unreasonable
hour, and sus pecting it might be some william to rob
HIM, rose from his bed, fixed the door of his room
open, got his brace of pistols and prepared them for
IAN emergency" then sat down on the bed to wait
for the anticipated scamp to present himself In
this position he fell asisep and while enjoying a
perpendicular dream probably of robber writhing
with bullet in his thrax) the ungratefu and ncon-
siderate vagabOnd aforesaid walked into the room
through the open door, helped himself to dress
coat, two pairs of pantaOons and vest, pocketed
sixty dollars and fifty cents in money deliberately
became an accomplish of procrastination 1.-THE thief
Of time by stealing a valuable gold watch tookthe
gold studs cut of the shirt of the slumberer and re-
luctantly departed Mr.. W. aWoke lust in time TO
find his victim" vamOosed, and himself Minis
property to the amount of $500 or $500. In fact
almost everything in the room had 'gone off" ex-
cept his faithful pistols which were firmly grasped
in either hand ready caTped and cooked. The funny
gentleman with the dark lantern has not been seen
or heard Of since. Mr.. Jarrett and Col Wiltse
were in st. Paul on Saturday, looking fbr a man
whom they suspected of the heartless deed Pass
him rounds Paul Times.
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1857. NEW FALL GOOD
500 REV ARD.

NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS
WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON STREET.
. ANU 81 HASLAM having made important additions
- TO his machinery and greatly increased his facilities
for manufacturing stone Of every descr pit equal in
point If sh and durability to any made in the city and
at low prices and giving his personal attention to the
setting of the work. ne feels confident that be give
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their orders
such Setting Stone Front to Houses to sill Fencing
steps to String COrnics to large tanning. TO Saw Flag
gng Bush Hammered Flaggrg, u CURLING. to Cupng
Chimney Tspand all the branches Of stoneCutting for
cash.
aug 22-1y. WIN HASLAM superintendent.
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DY virtue trust to executed By Maria H
Id Neb5et which is Of record in the RePis RS Office of
Davidson County in Book No "a p8ges 42 and 4s3 will
sell at Court yard gate Nashville saturday, Sd
da Of October 1857 auction to The highest bidder, Ton
each, the peTy herein described being House and
the side of Cherry street, said Lot fronting seventy
two and hall feet said street, and RAINING back
college street The House said lot is a comfortable
bnck dwelling
Sept 10, ls57-tds WIN. A. DAVIS, Trustee.
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CARRIAGES.

ITO I'll those who wish to purchase Mag "a >
i nihcent Family Coach, Baroucne, kOeka- 49, S5EE
way ggv, lie 20 call and examine C75<->Ej5
complete Fall stock now received We
man fact aud keep constantly hand Bugges
Of our maze All OF which warrant superior 70
any thing offered in this market. PECK & %
Nashville, sep 4du corner Cherry and d. aderiek sts
Powder ! Powder (!
USr received in Magazine and for sale, 1000 kegs 500
half kegs SOC quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rifle Powder
y II. & &. F. CHEATHAM, Agent
mThll--tL Tor the Manufacturers
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EppersOn Springs

FOR SALE.
nWINGto the death Dr.. A. DebOW, iona of the DO
" prize Of the Springs, it deemed advisable the
part Of the Executors Of the estate sell his int Zone
hall the Epp-rsOn springs Of land and its appuTte
Should suit those Nithng purchase, pur
whole premises the subscriber will sell his
This Watering Place is too well known TO requ
comment,
TERMS-One fourth in cash. balance in three
payments. For further particulars apply the
ise Z. Tray and K. a Potts. Executors of Dr. A ~
DeoOw, decd
HarsyfIIe. Sent s Is57-tW ON
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GRAND LOnGE OLE rESNE.sEE-

TTHB next arnua 2~etiug of the GRAND LODGE OF
L TENNE SEE will commence the First Monday in
October being the f the month, and the Reprsssn-
aves OF uborduae Lodges requested to be punctuaI
in their eudance.
% Public Address will be delivered by Rev. A. j.
BAIRD n Winchester day during the session. Repre-
sentaves will prepared with proper clothing, ap
pear in public procession. CHARLES A. FULLER,
sept I6-eO3L &w2t Grand Secretary.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
FURNISHING GOODS.

AUR stock Of Furnishing Goods again full and pete
~ We invite all examine it, and guarantee the goods
shall represent in selling them. We suit
all in ShTts with without collars Mar sis shit white
colored cOlOred Gnsham shirts, handsome spots.
UNDERWARE.
SILK, MernO, SaxOny, Scott b. Wool, Cashmere, American,
Canton Fanel and TWiled Cotton, hsndsae Silk and
ScaIfs, Ties and Cravats
Every Variety Of Gloves, &C. Robes, Trunks, Suspenders
shoulder Braces Money Belts &c; Port MOues latest
style Purses and Pocket Books all for sale moderate prices
by tsept. II j. II McGiLL.
FANCY GOODS AND TOILET ARTICLES.
UST received fresh lot Of Pertumery Soaps Hair OIL
PJmades, COlOZnes Hair. TOOTH Nail and ChampOOnng
Brushes. Every variety she'll Tucking Combs Reading
and Curling Combs, and variety of other styles for
by j. McGILLS
Ladies Genemen Furnishing Store Square
and College street. sept IL
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER,
Du TFNNECCFH

Ut
THE next annual Communication Of the GRAND ROYAL
ARCH CHAPTER OF TENN ESSEE, will convene in
the of Nashville Mondas October next
being the i2tn day Of the month The Officers Of Grand
ChsptT and the Representatives Subordinate Chapters
are requested to be plnctual in their attendance
CHARLES A FULLER,
sept. 10 Grand Secretary.
The Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters, will meet on the day shove, att o.
clock, 2. M CHARLES A. FULLER, Grand Sec'y
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RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, $50; Second CABIN, $780, Steerage, $50.
The steamship INDIANA will sail from NEW YORK on
WEDNESDAY, 3u,h Sempember and be cucceeded by The
ARGO, october l4Lh, and JASON, October Qeth
For freight or passage sppy TO CHI SAND,
septH ImaylO-lFl ~ SOVtA William st., New York.
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REMARKABLE ATTACuMENT.-Ag gentleman 6Y This
city has hefer that he raised about his premises
snd which is attended in her every movement ~
two terrier dogs Tley wander with hertz The WOO
remain with her while she feeds fly at any person
or animal that attempts 20 mole~l her, attend her
home in the evening and lie down by her through
ont the night IT, by any chance, accidentally or
by the act Of persons who wish try the strength of
afaction, they are separated from the hiefer they
bemoan the mishsp with piteous whncs and refuse
10 be comfOrted until they again boy her side
We see them every night, between he hours of 10
and - lying V the animal in the street, opposite
the residence Ofthe owner When we consider that
the dogs were not trained 10 this, but took up the
task Of guarding their avorite Voluntarily we think
the will bear the little Of remarkable attach
ment. - gL--.LLE LIIal SIN
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COFILLIOY PARTY


FBW single gentlemen can be comfortably aec0mmo-
y dated with Board ana Lodging by
MRS LOOMS,
sept Him s. South Sumner Street.
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Boots a nd Shoes.

0UUJo q III DuUGSs
We will sell $50 cases Of Boots and Shoes;
90 cases OF N-gro BrOgans-laree sizes;
90 of Mud BOots-eXtra sizes;
25 Of Unbound and and B BrOgans;
25 Ladies Goat Boots;
2n Calf and Kip Boots;
IS Misses Goat Boots;
Is Ladies Kid
90 g Boys and Youths Boots;
90 " Mems Fine Kip g
20 g g Calf Z"
10 Calf Ok ord Tie Shoes;
10 Strap -
90 &C Boys and Youths Shoes.
% " l6 inch legs Extra Kip Boots;
10 - 90 Mud
25 super Ladies fine Kio and Goat Boots;
Infa S-a
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lire MINUTE CHURNS.

URB HOLLAND GIN for lie by
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AHANDsoUE LEGACy-In 1890, bookbinHer of
this town, uNmed John Jacob Werner in in of
mental derangemSnt, attempted TO destroy hi. whole
family lie killed tTo Of his children. frirhtnlIlv
wounded two others ahd his wife, and then closed
the bloody drama by cutting his own throat Re
Gently legacy 0i some SS1NlO which was wears
ago left TO this unfortunate MAJ 10y deceased re-
lative in Germany has been discovred hv his heirs
who are now making efforts TO secureii.-H,g.ry-
E0lcH Ma Herald
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W. Berry & Co..
Nashville Tenn,
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The CANADIANS AND THEIR FREE NEGRo PorU
IkTIoN.-Public opinion in England and hel
colonial possessions has undergone such a radica
change within a few months in regard to the slave
~ question, and the negro race in general thai
the probabilities are that the underground rail
road" will soon get in disfavor with our Canadian
neighbors. The Indiana Stale Sentinel Of late DAY
says
The Canadian Government are determined to get
ridof their free negro population. A proposition
was made some time since 20 isolate them in the
northern portion of Canada, but this project failed
Now petitions are being forwarded TO the home gov
eminent 10 send the entire negro population IN
Canada TO some of the English tropical islands
From this 1t will appear that the Canadians are
rapidly getting over heir sckly sympathy for the
negro and are determined not only to drive them
out Of this northern refuge, but debsr them from
seeking hat asylum in The future. Where will the
poor negro 20 Il would not be at all surprising II
thousands Of runaway negroes should weud their
way back to their masters TO escape transportation