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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

NEW MAP OF VIRGINIA. nave jus;
= received a supply o. the ABOVE MsPs IN
both Pocket and ParIor form. Tie pubic can
now be supplied. This Map Is purely a virgin
ia production, having been gotten up By
Mess1s Richie Il Dunnavant, ana engraved,
printed, colored and mounted in their LItno-
graphing Office in the City OF Richmond. lnis
slap Is complete up TO the present time, Inclu-
ding the three new counties made during tue ses-
sion OF the last Legislature. II also CONTAINS
all the lines OF internal improvement &c, &c.
This nap has been anX!ously locke! tor by
the public ior some time past II contains {
vas; amount OF valuable IN o:matlon and will
be eagerly sought alter b. all NlrsInians who
wish TO understand the geography Of their own
state as well Is the travelling publc, and those
interested III our western lands and their NINE
RAJ productions.
Parlor Maps on Rollers, So each. Pocket
Maps in Cases, 81 50 each. ROBi. BELL,
ie 90 Agent for Richie * Dunnavant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

70 nnn FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
0O.OUU AT THE GREENWOOD
NURSERIES, situated OH the Alexandra and
Leesburg Turnpike, near Falls Church, Fairfax
County, Va. All orders for Alexandra, Wash
ington and Georgetown, will be DELIVERED
Printed catalogues sent TO all who desire them
IL All communications addressed 10
L. 3. MUNSON, Falls Chmch,
nov l3-eou Fairfax County, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

NJ. Ribies, the McxicaG minister, author
ICES al emphatic denial Of the recently pub
lishei statement of the sale or cession Of o
large portion Of Sonora. Ho says that all
the DEGREES issued by the Mexican govern.
ment making grants for colonization or other
purposes, have been officially published, and
tha, there is nor single instance Of a grant
which vas not followed by the authenticated
announcement Of the fact. That there is
none is this case. aud without such publica-
ton no grant or ccssion is OF legal effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

rENHE FAUQUIER WHITE SCLPH Z r
SPRINGS -(FIFTy NILES WEST
FROH Possession having
been regaiaed from the late tenant. tnIs eslab
Ii,hmeEt Will be opened, the 18th ju"e. under
The direction OF an accommodating superinten-
dent and most reliable, courteous assistants.
No pains or expense will be spared IN order
10 accommodate the guests ard to regain the
former high reputation o. these SPuugs Ter
Orange railroad cars leave Alexandria, at It
clock IN the morning ard 5 III the evening,
and return al . A. VI. ard p. VI. Lext day
leaving Richmond also twice a day; thus afford
iug the most convenient MODE OF access
The terms OF fare will b. 3 per day, BIZ
per week. $40 per month so for two months,
and 500 ior the season ending lst October,
children over | year old and under Y half price;
servants also half price.
ie is-zw THOMAS GREEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

Col. Kane says that Gov. Cumming re-
solved to enter Salt Lake City in the spring,
without having made any arrangement,
through Colonel Kane or otherwise. 10 refer
euce to bis visit. 1t was Governor Cum.
ming's intention last winter to have separa'
ted himself from the army, and go to the
Mormon capital. 10 all mis- addresses to the
rebeIiious people he demanded uncondition-
al submission. He would recognize the Nor
mons as brothers only On the express ground
that they should recognise the laws and con
stitutiou Of the United States as binding upon
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

The Richmond Examiner, announces that
new, ii. e. third edition of the Letters
of Curtius" is to be published in short time
the old Issues having been exhausted.--
These letters were written by John Thom-
son, of Petersburg. Va. John Thomson was
born in Petersburg. in l777, and died there
in January 1899 By universal acquiescehce
he ranked as the most promising young man
of his day. Brighter prospects Of success
tul professional and political career were
ne,e- opened before youthful aspirapt than
before him. Had be lived to middle age be
would have PROFESSIONALLY filled high
place in the councils of his country. But,
unfortunately, be was cut of in the morning
OF his manhsod, and 10 the midst of his pre-
para,ions for enarging the sphere IF his pub
lie labors and usefulness. lie died In his
23d year, leaving behind him memory en-
balmed in the admiration Of all who knew
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

J0HN MURPHY, ATTORNEY 1T LAW,
y will practice in the Courts of Westmore.
land, Richmond, and Northumberland Counties.
Post Office, Rice's Store, Westmoreland County,
Va jers,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25
New disasters frou ca,npheno are recorded
ErOnl Kansas.

81. LOUIS, June GA call for meeting
a, LeaveuwUrtb, Kansas, 10 firm a vigilance
committee, was responded to on the 18th in
stani, BY a large uuu,ber Of citizens. Gen.
Larmore. late Of Pittsourg, presided. Res
o!utions were adopted discountenancing such
an organization, declaring that no necessity
exists for its establishment, and expressing
entire confidence in the authorities to pro-
perly administer the laws.
Au arrangement has been made to estab-
lish regular communication between Fort
Leavenworth and the outward bound col
umns of the Utah force. Two expresses
will leave the garrison every week until fur
ther notice.
A mars meeting was held at Fort Scott, on
the 18th, 20 take into consideration the best
means for tho adjustment Of the difficulties Of
that region. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted to the following effect:
We will proceed to thorough civil organ.
izatun Of the county, in accordance with
the law approved February, 1858. Wesgree
to re er all past offences against the laws 10
toe grand jury. We agree to refrain from
the prosecution of yexatiUus arrests for imag-
mary or petty offences, and dIscOuntenance
such proceedings from whatever source they
come. We agree to exert ourselves to pre-
serve peace, end to assist in preserving the
laws. We agree to take DO part 10 the pre-
emption Of claims quarres, but leave the
contestants to settle their differences accord
ing to the law. We agree to hold every ci.i-
zen Of Fort Scott to strict accountability for
assaults or other unlawful acts against any
person whatever. We agree to afford what
ever prot, ction circumstances require to cit-
zens of Fort Scott travelling IL Bourbon
county.
Gov. Denver agrees to withdraw the troops
rs soon as the county ard township organ
tattoo be completed, and lie is Satisfied that
peace is fully restored. Gov. Denver address
ed the meeting and approved the resolutions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

4 NY ONE wishing 20 purchase Of the
"A most beautiful ard desirable FARMS or
tne Orange and Alexandra Railroad, about 81
miles from Alexandria, will do well make TO
immediate application to
r. B. WILLIAMSON.
Warranton son i(L-aotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25
T,an AurnIinns.

If the slavery question were struck out Of
national politics, wha, would be left OF the
Republican party Wdshlay'o" C0ioH
Precious little, ii aoyth!ng. What would
be left Of the Democratic party r-Loui@rde
.IomMnL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

oJN0 REWARD.-Rana"ay from "-s
OlUU farm of the subscriber, near csD u,
treville, Fairfax County Va, on the msh. o o'
5th instant, negro woman HARRIET, about D"
years OF age, black, feet or inches A'sA'
and toerably likely. She was purchase D! n'5
of Messrs Dickinson & Hill, in Richmond @'T
formerly came from King George County
will give the abov. reward II returned 10 nv
or secured SO that can get her. ,,.,,,.
A. 5 GRlGsBl'
C.;-C.x ro,,,, Y. on L-eutf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

II UNNEMEDE SCHOOL-The next ses.
IL son OF this School, will commence on
the !st of October. 1888, and close on the 3 ST
of July, 1892 The branches taught are the
English, Latin, Greek, French, and Spanish Ian
gusges and their Literature, and Mathematics,
(Ootn Theoretically and in its practical applica-
tons The Principal is a graduate OF the Uni.
versIry of Virginia, and the course OF instruc-
ton is designed with a view 10 the thorough
preparation of the pupils for that institution.
The School is situated in Fauquier County in a
nelghborhood well known for its fine climate
and excellent society. Terms Board and tut
ton for each term OF five months, 1928, paya-
bic on the LIST OF October, and LIST of March.
Lights extra. For further particulars, address
the Principal, al Salem Station, Fauquter Coun'
", Virginia. GRAY CARROLL, NJ. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25
PREpARArnRY DEPARTMENT.

lng. &c.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
The Pupils ia TINS Department, studying the
common English subjects, with the rudments Of
Latin, French, and Mathematics, have the ad.
vanrages OF being taught, in large part, by the
gentlemen above named-a!l Vlrginans, and
graduates OF the University OF Yirginia-be-
sides which, competent Female teachers will be
employed. Unusual efficiency, it is thought,
will thus be given 10 this important Department.
The next session begins September 18th, and
ends the last oil June. For terms, &c, apply to
either OF the Principals, or to
Rev. JOHN A. BROADUS, President
Board OF Trustees, Charlottesville, Va.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

The Union deues the assertions of Mr..
Crit;enden as to Ne expenditures of the gov
ernment, and says that be over estimates
them by forty seven millions Of dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

= CASES OF fresh Salad OIL Just received,
q and for sale by
Js2l JOHN A. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25
Fairfax County. Va, ap 5--eetr

C.1nO REWARD-Ranaway from ,ns
OIUU Subscriber, living near bris i' 10
ton, Prince William County, Va, on SuN'di'
my negro man. named "GIFF." He IS about
feet 10 inches in height, copper color, IIp' 'eIl
large, and is about zs years old. ! WA CIV
SlOO reward for him if taken out of me >,t'e,
and $50 iftsken in the state and secured 90 ,'l''
| get him again. W w. lhohN
Bristoe Station. O. l. A. K R., je 2Z-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

O.O REWARD.-Suayed from Anna P par",'
sDO LoudJun county, Va near Broad H ,l,o :
large light roam or grzzied COW, WIN nT Ne,
horns and subsequently, near the time 10
to have calf The above reward wliI o. g. a.
for her delivery to Mr.. JAMES MARChhH, Ss
bloomfield Farm, near Alexandra, OF d.
place from whence she strayed. rrpS
he l4-eo2W .. :. "-,~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

400 FINE WOOL MERINO SHEEP Fob
HUI SALE, all healthy, and OF superior
quality. Apply to AARON LEGGETr,
At Mount Zephyr, near Alexandria, Va.
my 2S-eoff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

The Faculty OF the University of Virginia.
James K. Marshall, esq, Virginia Senate.
F. w Coleman, esq,
Hon. A Atkinson, Isle OF Wight County, Va
Geo. W Carroll. esq.
Col {. u Coleman, Louisa
Rev c. H. Norton, Columbus, Ohio.
Col. r. Christmas, Issaquena County Miss.
". Roy Mason esq. King George Co, Va.
TauNulcI County. Va, my 2S-eotOct.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

( tLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL
~ The second session OF this School will be-
gin on the first Wednesday OF October, 1888,
and close the third Wednesday OF July, 1859
lne design or the School Is thoroughly to pre-
pare youths tor the University OF Virginia.
Inc course OF study embraces everything ne
ces,ary to the degree OF a. VI at our University.
The school Is located in the mountains OF
rauquier region well known for Its nealthiul
climate and beautiful scenery 1t is two miles
south OF Markham Station Oh the Manassas Gap
Railroad aud sixty miles from Alexandria
Terms S@zj, semi annually in advance, viz;
SliZ.JD On the ist OF October, and bll2.5 80 on
tGe lst OF March.
Modern Languages at extra charges
For farther particulars, apply to the Princi.
pal at Markham Station. Fauquier County, Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. p. McGUlre. f.. II. ). OF Va.
Trustees OF ChaTiestown Academy, Jefferson
county Va
Professors B!edsoe, Harrison. Schele De We're,
McGulIe, and SMITH, OF the University OF Vir
gina K. JAQUELIN AMBLER,
fauqaier county, ieb 4-eott Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-25

Iy 2l-eotf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
OLD DIR. BONES MEDiCIyzs
A FalIacr ExD,ohea

How do those who say that Constuntio, :. :
durable, get over the fact that the lungs AZ 49,
persons,on post lnortem csaminatioli. eahih,t.=
inconEcstibly proving that C0nSulnvIIop a n
clcd lungs had existed in the patients and tlssi
Tnbercles had been healed, leaving the s,iT q -
die of totally different disc ses
A Cure is difficult; but difficult as Il Is lfnr5.
BONES BIISFERS and GATHARTftfPItfS q
grthcr with his PULMONARY PILLS enle So.
MoNARY POWDERS, WILL accounplisb d ~
The BTTTERs and CATHARTIc PILL5 are tifS-;,, i
to strengthen the system, cleanse the stofnaeb ~
restore il to its natural tone, and to cq6nEi. n
circulation of the blood.
His PtLMoSARY Puts and PowDEps arc to,T,.
cough and Irritation, to remove the mueus ap5 ~,
internal Ulcers.
These preparations WILL CURE COESTNp
TON as certainly as the sun sets and rises Ss1'.r
as BRoSCHITls, Asthma, and all other afHiction, \
the air passages and respiratory organs. The m
TIERS and CATHARTIc PILLs alone WILL CURE !,
every instance Epilepsy Fits, Dyspcpsia, Chrsic
Liver Complaint and Nervous diseases Of sv,TT
character.
DR., L. II, Bone, Son and Successor to oil D,
Christian Rome. dispenses't these wunderf,l Rem.
dies from lis office, No. 2S4 GRAND STREET n
York City. He would much prefer having ~.
sonal interview with each of his patients, but tk,
residing ut distance by RENTING So. and sts,,T
symptoms of their disease, will receive AlsSxiss,
by Express that will surely restore them to heas.
They will say that DIR. Bones Treatment prOT,l
that Con suitptIoh can be cu.cd.
Dec. -, lS57-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
WHAT THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE DID.

The late special session Of the Kansas Leg
islature resulted in the enactment of only two
laws-one submitting the whole Lecompton
constitution to vote of the people,on the 4th
of January, and the other making the perpe-
tratioa of election frauds felony. Several 9TH
or bills, among them the militia, under the
command OF jim Lane, were passed over the
Governors veto but as tlley. were not sign
ed by the president of the council and the
speaker of the House. they are not laws. So
says the ST. Louis 1ntelligencer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
ADMINISTRATION MEETING IN PHIL
ADELPHIA.

An enthusiastic meeting was held in Phila>
delphia on the night of the 2sth ult., the OBJ
ject of which was TO give some expression of
approval of the first Annual Message of Pres
ident Buchanan. The meeting was largely
attended, and was addressed by able and eIo-
quentspeakers. The resolutions adoptedwere
strong in their support of Mr.. Buchanan's
Kansas policy, and the meeting through those
resolutions, pledged itself to use every effort to
iuaugurate and to carry out that policy. Let
tiers were read from Secretaries Cass, Cobb,
Floyd, Toucey, Thompson, and Attorney Gen
eraI Black, and Postmaster General Brown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
FATAL Acc1DENf

Mr.. JOIN w. l3ARrEr, formerly Of Fred~
erisk County, but recently employed on tie
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, vas killed GIN
that road on Thursday morning last. 1t is
not certainly known how the accident occur.
ed. but he is supposed 20 have fallen from he
train on which he was engaged, while it was
running, and being caught in some manner,
WAS thrown beneath the wheels, ,shicl nearly
severed his head from his body and caused
death instantly. he leaves wife TO m urn
his uutimely death.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
visiting their Great Father.

number OF Pawnee chiefs are paying President
Buehaflu; a visit: A Washington paper says,
SThese delegates represent between three and
four thou &nd Pawuees Unlike other Indian tribes
who have visited The Great Father here their first
approach is indrBed by deep silence. Their move
ment isone ofsilent admiration. In obedience to
religious custom, the head chief embraces the Great
Father and allows himself to fall into reyerie while
he conemplaes him, steadily gazing into his eye
In some instances the scene is touching, according
to the impression received by the Indian. Tue rev.
erie lasts in some instances over minutes. Each
delegate In turn approaches the Great Father the
braves alone not kissing him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
Maryland.

The reportof the Comptroller of The Maryland
treasury shows that the receipts into the treasury
for the past year. ending September go from ordina
ry sources, were $l,1Os,73s II; besides $275,770
% received from the General Government for old
claim as heretofore published. The amount received
from the direct tax was 233 3O4 35; from clerks
courts, $256,512 GO. The Baltimore and Ohio, and
Northern Central Railroad Companies have paid
their obligations 10 the State in full but the Sus
quehanna and Tidewater Canal Com PaEy has fallen
short ofits payments about 10000.
The disbursements from tie treasury for the past
yearcwere 81, 259,l64, 40 of which there paid
for State stocks redeemed and cancelled $236, s55
s5, and there was transferred 10 the sinking fund
SIG, 224 10. The interest the public debt for
the past year S3997 276 A nearly four millions
nfdnllarS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

.... We publish to-day Com. Paulding's account
Of his capture of Gen. Walker at Punta arcnas--
The Commodore describes with bad temper, what
be had acted under bad law. The Washington
States puts the casa very strongly in few words
!" This Government made every effort legally
within its prevent the departure 81 General
Walker, and to intercept him the high seas, and
only failed in the latter through the negligence of
the naval officers ON thar station. To satisfy their
own personal pque at this failure they have viola
tedinteruatiOFal Law. Well as tie usages and
quirements of our own institutions, by making
war on tbeir private responsibility aad in sending
The prisoners they had illegally captured on foreign
soiltO raise psrplsxng questions at home"
The whole subject is now eogagins the earnest
consideration of, the ADMINISTRATION
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
CURE OF DISEASED LIVER,

HoNKs6ELE Co., PExN., Jam 10. lsso,
Mn. SETH w. FGwLE-SIR-You at liberty
use the following statement lor the beneisOiA
Twas attacked with the Liver Complaint, vbsI
apparently brought me to the brink Of the gan
During my sickness was attended by three FhrE
clans in our place, but received no help. fasotnN
the various remedies recommended for such cen
plants, but they afforded lie no relief. .Assh,
resort, ! was PeFSdhdeh to Try Wiatar's BaI,an
Wild Cherry, and by using four bottles wairs
stored to better health than have enjoyed btSr
for ten years. This statement may be Relied Up
as strictly true. RETSEY PERRIN.
o. Tho above Certificate vas given in the pIr
cnee of Dir. A. Strong, of Honestale, wIU IS aSJ
None genuine unless signcdI. BUTTS OF the was
SETH " FowLE Co., 13s Washington sstt
Boston. Proprietors. Sold by their agents eHy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
: nYeyican constitntton oyerthrown

*
NHw oRIEANs, DEC 25,-By the arrival at this
port TO day Of the steamer Tennessee the Picayune
is in receipt OF intelligence from Vera Cruz TO the
2lst inst and corresponding dates from other por-
tons Of the republic The news is of the highest
importance. - -
The cons titntion sfthe country had been over
thrown, the Tederiii Congress and Supreme Court
broken up and dispersed, and G0mmontort declared
absolute dictator, with power TO call an extraordi
nary Congress-. The whole capital was in arms
and other municipalities intending Vera Cruz, had
given in their prompt adhesion 10 the new order of
things.
The revolution inth6 city OF Mexico took place
on the nth inst. The movement was sudden, bold
and daring one, and crowned with the most COM
plete success. 1t was planned by Commonfo fort and
then entrusted to Gen Paez who carried it triumph
anty into execution without any active resistance
on the part of the people Indeed the latter evinced
their JOY in various ways and uRhesitatiDgly hailed
Cotafnonfort as their Supreme ruler
There were but few arrests made, though among
the few were several men ofdistincton.
E A number of the ministry sent in their resigna-
Gons the same day.
The latest adviees from thecity are contained in
letter to the Pcayune, dated 20th inst, which re-
presents Everything as going on we'll"
Later advices from Yucatau are also furnished.
The country continued distracted by civil war.
Sisal, which at the previous dates was in posses
sien of the Campeachy troops and in state otblock
ade, had been Captured by the Reactions. but it
was again retakeD by the former and strong force
of good troops were stationed at that point to de-
fend il from further assault
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
twenty Years Hence.

"Ion," of the Baltimore Sun, reasons that there
will be another financial revulsion in the United
States twenty years hence-say IN 1871. Ii will
be attended by greatly different results from those
which mark the present one. Through the agency
of immigration, and by. the rapid development of
internal elements ofweatb The United States will,
by that time, have become the most prosperous and
powerful nation on the globe, commercially indus
trially and politically The throne of Commerce
may even be transferred from London TO New York
and financial dominancy from Europe to tile New
World. A crash here, then viii be crasl. in the
centre of the business world which would be follow
ed by disastrous prostration in Europe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
JEFFERsoN DEBATINe SOCIETY.

Tie Society will meet at Jefferson Hall"
On Tuesdas' Evening 5th of January, at
o'clock.
/ QUESTION" Kansas be admitte |
into the Union by Congress, under her pres
4nt application"
1 DEBArERs.-Henry Hunter, r. Il. Lee.
Andrew E, Kennedy, E. L. Moore, Lawson
Bolts and Thomas G. Green
i Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to attend.
w. F. ALEXANDER, Prcst
! ". w. B. GALLAuER, Sec'Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
rhe issue OF Tfeasa5Ify Note

We are ioformed. says the States, the Treasury
notes recently authorized by Congress will be issued
ry has determined that Tie Denomination of these
promises to pay shall be 500, $500, and 81 900.
The contract for engraving the plates has been
given TO Rawdep, Hatch G.Co of New York, and
former firm ha wing the execution of The Botes of
500 $500, and tie latter the notes of $1,000
The Secretary IS very anxious that these notes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

Eg- On the 2lst December Acting Cover
nor Denver issued an Address to the people
ofKansas, counselling peace and moderation,
and exhorting them TO vote peaceabIy on the
constitution question. 1t will be seen, how
ever, by the teegraphic dispatches, if they are
true, that civil war is actually raging in the
distracted territory, and that the subject of
voting on the constitution has precipitated
resort to arms and the shedding Of blood.