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versy? You are likening that TO
peaceful gathering of homogeneous peo
pie, all agreed to fix their institutions in
their own way. Sir, there is no parallel.
One throws no light on the other. The
people OF Kansas; in three days, can set
tie this matter, If you would let them
You are conyulsing the whole nation by
the attempt to force a Constitution on
the unwilling necks of a people, which
they abhor and detcst. Withdraw your
force, withdraw your coercion, say TO
that people, assemble yourselves TO
gether peacefully, and determine what
Constitution you chose TO live under;"
and my word for it, the hour you do sot
peace and tranquility will reign through
ont the whole of Kansas. Every man
knows it.
This content en- is kept up for no other
reason than to hang on the necks of that
people this pet institution of Slavery
In one hour you can make peace
Adopt the other course, and God only
knows TO what it will lead. l do not
know what may be the result now; but
1t has never yet been found that by ex
ternal interference, by force, or by fraud.
you could coerce any set of American
people 10 submit to Government they
sbhorred and detested. If they do it
now, it will only mark the degeneracy
OF this age and of this people, aud show
that we are yerging towards Slavery and
Despotism. In my judgement it is as
necessary for usto rebuke and overthrow
the frauds 10 which l have alluded, as
anything else we possible can do. If
there is anything more dangerous to
this Unicn than another, it is the immu.
nifty that is given to fraud, allowing your
ballot box TO be invaded. Why, sir,
the hour your ballot bcx is undermined
to that degree that The American peo
pie shall not have confidence in it, from
thai very hour you render fl go govern
ment impossible.
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WHATIHAVE NOTICED.

have noticed that all men speak well
OF a mans virtues when be is dead, and
the tombstones are marked with epitsphs
Z" good and virtuous." Is there any
particular cemetery where the bad are
buried? ?
have noticed that the prayer of every
selfish man is forgive US our debts, +"
but he makes everybody who owes him
pay the utmost farthiDg.
1 have noticed that death is a merci-
less judge, though not impartial. Every
man owes a debt. Death summons the
debtor to down with the dust in the cur
rency Of mortality.
have noticed that be who thinks
man is a rogue. is very certain to see
one when he shaves himself. What
big rascal Diogenes must have been at
that rate.
l have noticed that money is The focl's
wisdom, the knave's reputation, the wise
mans jewel, the rich mans trouble, the
poor mans desire, the covetous mans
ambition, and the idol of all.
1 have noticed chat merit is always
measured in this world by success.
l have noticed that in order 10 be
reasonable creature, it is necessary to be
downright mad.
l have noticed that we are always
wanting instead of working for our for
tunes. we are disappointed. and call
dame Fortune blind. but it is the very
best evidence that the old lady has the
most capable eyesight, and is no old
granny with spectacles.
l have noticed that purses will hold
pennies as well as pounds.
l have noticed that lombstones often
say "Here he lies, ;" which. no doubt, is
often true, and if men could see the epi-
taphs their friends sometimes write, they
would believe they had got into the
wrong grave.
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Plutarch speaks of long white beard
of an old Laconian, who, on being asked
Why be let it grow to such length,
replied: cit is that having my white
beard continually before my eyes. may
do nothing unworthy of its whiteness."
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A beautiful inscription. it is said, may
be found in an Italian graveyard:-
"Here lies Etella. who transported a
large fortune 10 heaven in acts OF chari-
ty, and has gone thither to enjoy it."
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Great men stand like solitary towers in
the city OF God; and secret passages. run
ming deep beneath external nature. give
their thoughts intercourse with higher
intelligences. which strengthens and con-
soles them. and Of which the lsborers on
the surface do not dream.-Loaafslloao
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What difference is there between a
prince and peasant? No more than be-
tween two bricks made of the same clay,
only one is placed upon turret. and the
other at the bottom OF well.
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Ten poor men can sleep TRANQUILITY up.
on a mat, but two kings are not able to
live at peace in quarter of the world.
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LOOK AT THEIR EARs.-The Washing
ton Star says:-A lady friend was so
good last night as to hint to US valua-
bic recipe, being nothing less than an
infallible test by which bachelors, and
benedicls too, if they have any curiosi-
ty, may distinguish genuine color from
that bought at the shops. Thus; if the
lady's ears are of the same roseate tint
as her cheeks, or measurably so, the
color may be set down as natural, and
not otherwise, as nature never perpetrates
the anomaly of giving paid auricular
and brilliant complexions to
the same wearer.
II the women at Washington have be-
come SO skilled in patch work as to tinge
the veins in their necks, and pencil their
eyebrows, it will be an easy matter to
paint their ears.
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WHOLE NO. 2167.
Is PORK FIT FOR FOODS

The editor of the Scalpsl, who is prob
ing all the modern injurious habits and
depraved appetites with his keen pointed
professional lancet, in truly scientific
manner pitches into pork eating thus:
Pork.-"A Fat Hog is the very quint-
essence of scrofula and carbonic acid
gas: and he who eats it must not expect
thereby TO build up sound physical
organism. While i; contributes heat,
there is not twentieth part oft nitrogen.
the base of muscle"
This is sound. practical truth. Fat
pork was never designed for human
food: it is material for breath and nothss
ing more; see Liebig and other organic
chemists and physiologists; it makes no
red meat or muscle, the prize fighter is
not allowed to eat it; all that is not con-
sumed By The lungs remains to clog the
body with fat.
DIR. Thrall, in the Water Cure Journal,
slough agreeing with the Sealpel, re-
specting the fitness of pork for human
food. has taken exception to the remark
that, 1T is material for breath, /" and re-
torts as follows:
"Fat pork is material for breath is it?
Prove this and we will never rail
against hog feed again. Prove This, and
We viii go for eating the centre ANIMAL"
arsenic and ALL But there is not-we
say it delib 'rately. Mr.. S;alpsl. a word
Of truth ia it. Indeed breath is a COOL
thing. In the breath is the lie. Our
vitality may be measured (Olher things
bsing equal. ex'ctly by our breathing
capacity; and if eating fat pork will give
US more breath, we are willing to swsl-
low i; and the scrofula with it. Do you
not see, neighbor. how perfectly your
own argument upsets your theory?-
Were you asleep when you wrote that
paragraph?
''Prize fighters are not allowed to eat
is?" If there is anything which the
whole training of prizs-6ghters more
especially contemplates. it Is the i'm
provement of the breathing-to make
them ''long-winded." II IA. would do
this, it would be among the best articles
they could use. How long will medical
men who seem to be learned, and pro-
fess to be sensible, repeat and reilerats
an absurd chemice physiOlogical-dogma
Just because Liebig announced it?"
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New ARIrHNETIcAL TABLE.-;The fol-
lowing may be found convenient for oc-
casional reference.
10 loafers make one grog-shop.
/ grog-shop makes 50 drunkards-
so drunkards ruin 90 families.
so poor families fill one poor house and
jail.
poor house and jail make great
bill of costs.
great bill of cost makes ] poor
town.
i poor town drains the county treasury.
l bankrupt county is great State tax.
| great state tax exhausts the national
fund
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The VIRGINIA WAsHINGToE MoNu-
MENr.-The following story is told, as
having really occurred in Richmond, on
the day subsequent TO the uncovering Of
Crawfjrd's equestrian statue of Wash
ington
1.-Two blacks. passing through the
Park, fell to criticising the work. i tell
you, sir, God Almighty killed de man
dat made that boss, de Lord aint gwine
to low things-it's too material. God was
Jealous OBJ him." We doubt whether
the marble is destined ever 10 receive
higher compliment. Mrs. Crawford is
now in Richmond tits said she burst
into tears when the statue was uncovered
on the s2d Feb.
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An ass which. bears its burden, is Of
more worth than lion which deyours
men.
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2how-come you-so's drunk.
] drunk makes l jail.
o drunks makes fit deIirium rrenlens.
3 ills delirium tremens makes death.
Free Press.
AID if the subject is poor devil,
verdict will be rendered in accordance
with the above table. If the reverse, the
verdict will be, "Died of congestion of
tie brain.
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N6~THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
ftEf EIR Ifkln EEAfI ~ III ~

This invaluable medicine is untliling in the cnreOi
All iItse painsnI aud dangerous diseases incident 10
The iriHa'e constitution.
IL mOferaies all eXceSses and all obstrtc-
iiots; tfeiA whatever cause. and speedy cnro may
be relied un
TO MARRIED LADIES
II IL peculiarly suited II will in short time bring
GA tbe monthly period with regularity,
CAUTION,
ffr@ fts shDtld it0t bS tttea by feHties ifaf are
pregnant dlriRg the FIRSF TffREE NON1fiS as
thrg 10 brisig MsSeayy.aDe; but at eesrV
hcr tHs, IND IN ertry otIisy case, they are Iss5ecy
S!fs
ia all cases Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pain
IN The BACK aud LiIabs Irasiness Fatigue slight
"4ertioh PalpitatiDn OF the Heart, IL wness OF slir-
Hs, Hysietics, Sick Headache Whites, and all the
pa'ninl Diseases occsioned by disirdere ~ stem.
these Pills will effect "A cnre when ali other means
have tailed
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be- carefully preserved.
bottle containing ~ pilts, aud encireied with the
a0yerhnaenf stamp Of Great Britain. can bs soIt
posi- ife. t9r 81 al,J b postage staaips
=, sTPUheELL. LADB CO.. wholesale ageuts Tor
virginia. nah l2-d&ew3ms
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--Tlt- prevalence of the above complaints at this
season has has the effect of brin ging out host of
prufss-.1ly new specifics and while few may
f.. good many useless aud some even dangerous
10 prevent disappointment the best course to pursue
.ly such remedies long public experience has
2 ruy, be safe and eilicacious. OF this class is
tLt. UuNPpiSD SYRUP or GUN ARAIIc. Original
Is ayUrIte prescription of eminent ph ysician
II s,slu hccamr popular family medicine, ana with
"ut ADVERTISING, has continued IL ENJOY growing
,t-,~ it aet- like a charm and in Chronic Cases
Brunchitis uoopn &-Uoush. Group, Asthma, &c.. it
used with unparalleled success. .inost families
W.I testify.
Soid by FIsHER t WINSTON, MADE K BAKER A.
BdpEkER St AT - cents per bottle. and in All ele-
KANT and pleasant i.nAenge FORM lZIs and 81 cents
i'"s called TlLER's GUN ARAEIc CouGH CANDT
[ GoPs" tr 27-3m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-21

" .i. hy- ,IsWeiry, Plated Ware and Fancy Goods al
su- ljeu ami private sale by Ii. W .QUAKLES, at No
l,t N4iu street, every day aud evening this week.
LADIES' sale BI O'Clock =. VI.
,i,nti.aIrlis sale at II, O'Clock.
Tn richest and most extensive variety ever offer
- i ,ltle market tor sale above. Merchants are
l.,rtl,uarls invited to call and examine the goods
AND puryitE<, either privately at the evening
s,..s AlI nudS warranted gs represented. No. l;D
Nam street. mh %
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s6s- BRAGG's GREAT IMPROVEMENT
THE ARCTIC EJNfMENT
g9s~SEr YOUR HOUSEHOLD IN ORDER

a. summer approaches the human system becomes
I"biitated. aud often so much weakened that life
bee h's burtheu II its pOssessor. School misses
AMI boys, as well adults, sutier from relaxation
- tbe nerves and when nature IL una1ed. perma-
h"ut diseases the fruit. Of acgoct good tom
J Ia -urh cases, IS the grand 8rstte,dtaHl and
hAkEkS PREMIUM BIfrERS POSSESS the relui-
ht" qualities the free use of them IL all that is
'~1-try u stimulate the digestive organs sharpen
The appetite aud give such tone 20 the stomach
vail eHahe the machinery of our nature 10 psrtorln
us functions ia n healthy mahuer In no instance
have they faed 10 give entire satisfaction. WHEN
us'd ai;d We therefore commend them to public IA
VuT.
For na'eby all the principal druggists In the city of
Richmond and elsewhere 10 Virginia ap 10
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sr,s~ In on. OR WATER CoLoRs from

srstif AHHRpTlrL, ur DkGG EKREofYPEs Of deceased
IL s>4ts tr from lIie are executed at the Photo
graph and Fiuc Art Gallery Of u ". MINIS. in the
HIGHEST style al the art. at the shortest notice.
Also p;an Photographs. Anibroty pes Sehereu-
fsp-. nJr every ri Vie uf likeness known, or desired
,n4 s4itssartiou guaranteed Ia the most iatidiuus
Tn, Cgtyou hcsls ri small ChildTeH executed at
w. ,4lieri,s have g4ined the admiration of all who
j. a., sa.n :h,m. Galleries MRia street, opposite
lha n,,s tH+fom House. Richmond, Va and Syca-
mote street, Petersburg. Va. NH Is
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s,.s. Now OR NEvrR-Tbe best bar

anu~.ev, offered st the Auction Store of Henry W.
'tar'~ No lisl Main street until Saturday, April
r.iu $Eitsu worth of RICH JEWELliI at auction
ani private sale aides auction Thurs lay aud Fri.
,.s- MORNINGS at II O'Clock. Gentiemens auction
every night At 3. o'clock. The above goods OF
ihr very hne,t quality being the stock of retail
u.,r hant from thr North and must he sold without
reserve ia the highest bidder.
HENRY ". QUARLES.
ans Ne ltD Main Street
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Use Prof Woods lair Restorative
IL your Nsir is Hray,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II your Hair Is Tain.
Us,, Prof W OUds Hair Restorative.
II you asr Bald
Use Prof N"ods Hair Restorative
ii you layp Nervous Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II Jou have pSuarud.
Use Prof " oDds Hair Restorative.
II You have Eruptions.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii you desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II yvu desire 10 preserve the Color
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii you desire not 30 lose the Color
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
III you want Cheap Article,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Ii You admire the Beautiful isock.
Us, Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IL You admire the Beautiful Kinglets,
Use Prof Nn0d's lair Restorative
81 you wish Beautiful CumpieXiuu,
Us, Prof Wouds Hair Restorative
II you Wi4l Fare free from Pnnpes
Us.' Prot Woods lair Restorative
If yull wish to appear fonug,
Us. Prof WoJis Hair Restorative
II yHu wanI testimony overwhelming,
Read Lhr Cirrular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative
- II you wAut to tui IL,
The Depot s at IA Market street, St Louis Mis-
sunrt. and 5l2 broadway, New Ork.
CO. Is also sold by every popular Druggist IN
tfiIs city aud country. NH l2-dScW3m*
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CARPENTERS AND

~ RUILDERS.-Thesu subscriber would respectful
he is now prepared 10 execute aiI orders for BILLED
TIMBER with his usual promptness and ON ms
very accommodating terms. "
TO his old friends and patrons he wonid retnrn his
sincere thanks for the patronage 80 iibefaiy De-
stewed on him for the past three years, and hopes
auce of their fasors
All orders left at Mr. kersey's Jewelry Store, on
Main street addressed 10 the subscriber. through
tho Kichniond postoitice wii meet with prompt at
tent0n. mp i6--lm$ RIO w LABkE.
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/ Nav ARr1cLR ron SMokERs. -

ahEKNIEaFS ANTlNERNoUS ClGAsS.--rLo
m igi,t,1 90 these Cigars having devoted muck tsHic
a.1 rHjg experimenting upon tobacco. has at last
,gesi,rlH rruiuoins article iaf superior 10 any
rH1.. ,c; ,Iicr,1 la the public.
tlry have already been intnndacei into the lar.
,F glttrs aIn eutIFe success; having been pro
..i.l,,l 3 ly the rIHss io he better HrtsCle than
,.,ru-l l1 hts OF the imported ours which opinion
,. b..n .mpIsAti> ally endorsed by connnois.urs Of
tr. NrvI
Tu- Du3esSiAnssi having taken the agency for
Ars, tixs,~ w"uld most respectfully invite AN who
" u Ut,h tsE = Wholesome. fragrant article that Is
v .ri,uiad sBI WIll hc found upon trial not 10 in-
~ the lietiti a. call and exSnline Tor themselves
fut -s.je Wholesale aud retail by
NJ " COREY 4 CO,
Iah @f-lmf No l23 Broad street.
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1873 SPRING TRADE. 1919

CHINA GLASS. .EARTHENwARE, GLASSWARE
AND H0USE.FURNISHING GOODS.
We are now receiving "a very large stock Of White
franite fancy and common Goods direct from the
p,tteries In Egiand, and ine assortment OF goods
iran, the Manufactures in this country which we
offer tainerchants and others ut very low prices Our
stock will be found as large and complete and
terms a. good ~ any repack ing establishment Ia
this a ,antry and We resueeifnily invite an exam
illatIou of the same GEO, J. SUMNEk,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in
China, Glass and Qaeeiisware,
mh2 uBpeari street, Richmond Va. 2
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AIR. e. HOUDAYER, a native OF

IFl France. reared and educated in the city OF Pa
rjs aud graduate vi the univerrity of Paris. re-
.b.rtfnlly tenders his services 10 the citizens OF
Richmond IN IA teacher OF the FRENCH Ian
GUAGE
men who are acquainted with his ~ stem OF in
rtructiom: Mons Paul, French Consul; Col Z AZ; u
c,,st. a w Randolph, Esqr; DIR woodbridge, WIN w
Harvie Fsa, N A Stutdiyant, Esq; DIR Weisger
MANCHESTER Apply, corner 3rd and Leigh streets
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OnEs.pEAKE AND OHIo CANAL.-rnrinr d

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-ruring the week
ending Saturday evening last the arrivals at the
Collectors office at ttie0Tgetown amounted to eighty
six of which abont two-thrds are coal boats, the
rest LADIES' with wheat, -four, corn, aud limestone
The canal is reported all clear and navigable
throughout. with business very active. The Sun
day law takes place on next Sunday week, where
by all the locks the canal will be kept closed
every Sabbath, and no wayblls issued. Receipts
for tolls for the past week, s., 2,39. .-Nat Intel.
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Reqairtng the BthtS of the Commonwealth to Resume
Specie IIymeHt.
Passed AnriI Is5s


b. IL enacted by tie G.aerd AsMB5fg. That the
several Banks "f this Commonwealth shalt from
and aier the 1rst day OF May, eighteen hundred and
hitycIght pay all demands against them in specie
when demanded: Provided, that after the day here.
by hXed for specie payment, the said Bank shall not
e compelled to pay specie Tor any held by or
due to any other Bank or Banking Company which
does not redeem its notes and pay its epDsits
when demanded, in specie.
Every Bank failing TO redeem as directed in the
rst section shall forfeit and pay to the state one
bali of one per cent npon its capital stock the
nrst day OF May, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight
and shall also forfeit and pay To the Com
ouehalf oi one per centum its capital stock for
each preceding month, commencing with the first
day of January, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight-
The same shall he paid into the public treasury
upon the warrant 0t the Second Auditor and be ap-
piled III payment Of interest upon the public debt
Every Bank shall SO regulate its loans and dis
counts a. that the amount of its outstanding debt
during the suspension Of specie payment shall moi
at any time exceed the amount of its outstanding
debt on the hrst day OF January, eighteen hundred
and fiityeight
ot any other Bank or Incorporated company which
shall after the first day Of May. eighteen hundred
proylslonsof this section And any Bank shall be
liable to pay for any violation refusal tD comply
with the provisions of the second section of this act
"a sum not less than three nor more than six pei
cenum on its capital stock to be- recovered by suit
or Information III any circuit county corpoI alton
court i'll the county, town, district or corporation
in which said Bank may be located The sum thus
recovered to be applied in like manner and for the
purposes provided in the second section of this act
Commonwealth OF any circuit, county or corpora
ton court in which the Bank violating or refusing
to obey the provisions Of this may be located to
institute proceedings against such bank upon in.
formation given him hy two freehollefs Of the Com
monwealth OF such violation or refusal; and for
prosecuting such proceedings lie shall receive the
sum aftWent} dollars.
The revenue now on special deposit in the several
Ranks in the city of Richmond shall not be passed
hy the Treasurer to the general deposit accounts OF
the Commonwealth, prior to the first day OF May
eighteen hundred aad fifty eight except in far
H. far apta nf
wealth. and the Treasurer is hereby antho ised to
permit those Banks whose notes are held in special
deposit 10 provide for the redemption of their notes
in such amounts as he may deem necessary for the
wants of the Commonwealth.
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I1s- DUDLEY & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
DIES, Old WHISkEYo and CIGARS. No. " Main
te
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.-,s- S.a.rosA smrIRs SPRING WATER.

n y Nater fssh froIa the Spring, csn be obtained
AZ Mes@gs fUBgUt, IA0p \ COS, No. i22 Main street,
RieUin5H,t Va by the gross ~ simple boN hiso Tor
M Al all tke priucipal Drug stores In the city. Sur
anal, sis r.c .cgiNhz ft use, aud certificates oi eali
. Il tl si,lahs cireulr. sAirh can h9 obtained
40 .t.v Dssfg St,aVg
,f,iers nay he addressed 20 the ProrretoIs q, W.
NfST4N Il CO, Safaioga Springs or at their he
4. l ts ttafsiay street, New York. Hp ih-sm
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COMMISSIONERS.

To THE VorERs OF IIESRrco, 2D DIS
TRior.-In answer to the call Of many friends e
become . candidate for the Office VI COMMISSION
Ek OF THE REvENuE,l beg 10 assure my frisnds,
that III elected, will To the best of my abi.
ty. Respectfully III =
ap n-7L* s.-t sa J. q, HARDY
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pEcfpgp-The suit Of Thomas Green vs.. Alexan-
der and John Baker, TO obtain possession Of the
fanquier White Sulphur Springs, on which the de-
fendants have lease for five years, has been de-
oided by Judge Tyler, Of Warrenton, adversely TO
the plaintiff.
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MORNING Drum BEAT AND EVENING PRAYER MEET
NGs.-A gentleman from Ohio lately stated, that
by adding his personal observations to those of IA
friend, he could say, that from Omaha city, Ne
braska TO Washington, there tpdS n line If prayer
MEETINGS along the tchoie tagB. Of the ro,d. that
wherever u Christian traveller stopped 10 spend
the evening, he could find crowded prayer meet
ing across the entire breadth of vast Republic