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FOR RENT AND SALE.

A GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO
"a single gentlemen can obtsln Board in q private
a In,b ~ aPpp ing AT 1H L street north, between9
Also, Tor rent good Stable. fs3-3is
RooMs TO RENT, FURNISHED OR IN
~ furnished; also, front Basement Room go itaOle
side. r.. q ~ o.
LNUR RENT.-A very desirable DWELLING
on the corner ofl2th and X streets; 10 IN good
repair. has gas throughout the house and pump Of
excellent water IN the yard. Apply at the Ib,nr
store, corner ofl2th and streets. fe2 81.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT OR s,IK.
I Having determined 20 reside permanently IN
street, north side of FrarklIn Square. The Hanse
VIII he rented furnished, and presents favorable
opportunity Tor any one desiring hrst-class resi-
= For terms apply to suter, Lea Co, Bankers,
No SD 7ih street.
fs2-tf L. R. sMoor.
FURNISHED ROOMS Wanted two Furni,l.d
avepne o"s on nsst n0Gri on or near PENNEY vans
social family. and meals msy 4. S hsd .hste ls
NEW WORKER. Box 2i9 Post Office. fehI 5.
t'OR sALE.-The ,uh,crlh-r WI se his eutIae
~, htock and fixtures If has Wood a-d Coal YaId.
safe T is Of The Sdd sst 20 snd b s,G
sia9d Tor business IN the city and has go1d OF
0G.1fs isa nne RIOS r. WSRrHNsToN
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CRY
situated ~ Buckingham county. Va with Stack and
I anrlning tensIls, together with Saw ard Gnst
NH, aud Engine attached. Inquire Of J. Y III
jan 23-lm-
InR saba very valuable FARM for ssic.
Dl,g on the east side Of the Eastern Branch snd
nne ana 4 haii mI'es from the Navy Yard Bridge AID
ss1onlng John A. Smiths farm, con:a ming between
MY AUD sixty sores. 10 hiss on a. good Dwelling
Rouse WIN seven rooms End all the necessary out
houses No objection 10 take house and lct IN Inc
city IN exchange.
=, For further particulars apply 10 JOHN MA.
NILSSON. ar TO X ezIn Arnold, near the Epscop1l
Church. Navy Yard. ian Is svvF =
~ OOMS ON PA. AVENUE TO IET-TWo
IL Rooms, on I'd hOOr, on Pa. avenue hetweeu l3tb
amt 18Th streets, over SAM. Lewis Jewc;ry Store
VIII he Jet low Q" permanent tenant. Mould make
good "fiice room. Apply 10 VIM. r. Manly
.-..-IoIIeI. Jan l2-tf
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ByA.GREEN Auctioneer.


by BARNARD GUChkl, Georgetown.
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK, TOOLS, AND
Il STORE FINIU sKs % A FIRST CLASS CoNFEC-
TIoNEsY.-On TUESDAY MORNING, the 9Th
instant, al 10 O'clock. at ATnys Confectionery No.
"a b. dge street, Georgetown. we will sell the en-
tire stock IN Irsde, Tools store Fixtures, CouR-
tiers, &C. OF that excellent estsblis hment. We name
IN part
2handsome silver plated Counter Cases,
SILVER plated and marble top Soda Fountain,
Marble top Counters and Ice Cream Tables,
Gas Fixtures, Psper-iTInsiHg Machine,
Candy Jars, Scales and WCir hts, &c..
Also, stock oT Preserves, Oak s, Bon -bons,
French and domestic Candy, cordIals, Wines, Per
fumery. Fancy Articles. NC,
Also, Block tan and Copper Freezsrs,
Pialn and fancy lcc-orcarn and Jelly Mould,
Iubs and Buckets Cocol-nut Gutter,
Cake Pans of all sizes, Stone Ware.
Marble slabs, Noftars, and every thing necessary TO
the business,
Also. one Wagon and Harness,
Also, n lew articles of Hons Furniture.
i rms \ Il sums of and under san, cash; over $40
credit oil and % days. with interest and satisfac
feb2 BARNARD BUCKLEY. Auet's
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SWAMP AND OVERLOOKED LANDS - The
Commissioner Of the General Land Office, on
the I'd instant, submitted 20 the President of
the United States for signature, a patent NO
u OF swamp and overfowed lands, enuring to
the State Of Mississippi under the grant of Sep
TENDER Is, 1850, in the district of lands subject
to sale at Augusta, containing 81, 5l3.2i acres.
Also, on the Sd instant, for lands in the same
district, patent (No. p containing ITO, G79 AZ
acres This also enures to the same State under
the provisions Of the above named enactment
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Georgetown Advertisements.

R-THE DEMOCRATS AND ANTI KNOW
% NoTHlNGS ofGeorsetown are respectful
requested 10 atten1 n meeting IN their seyersl
Wares on FRIDAY EVENING, Fehruar, Am a,
~; ocl9ck az the following places viz:
store. '' Ni'o0' "'"t
SECOND " ard.-Atfhe house of NJ. y. Jones. cor
u ~ oi Duntar on and MOrigOmer, streets.
ron's drag tore. "
Fourth ward.-In the hal Of the Western Star
engine house. '
PROMPT attendance ID requested rs delegates Wi
ne elected To nominate candidates for bath hFs
"i the corporation. joan NJ. STAKE
fe f-2tf CbairmsD of nr,,n,r, ,n..,,.-
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WOLFE'S SCHEIDAM AROMATIC
w SCHNAPPS

WOLFE'S &c II Fl ID A NJ % m III ~
w SCHNAPPS.
iheproprietor particularly recommends the above
schnapps to persons travelling or about to settle IN
the South or West on account of it's Medicinal pro-
pertes In correcting the dsagreeable and often dan
gerous effects produced by a change of waters
visitation to which all travellers South and West
are particularly liable. Strangers should be careful
In purchasing the Schnapps, as the whole country
Is flooded with c,unterfeits and limitations. The
genuine has the proprietor's name on tho bottle,
cork and label. For sale by all Druggists and Gro
GERS. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
d " Sm Depot IN Beaver q Nav
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AUCTION SALES.
~ a GREEN Auctioneer

BY A. GREEN. Auctloneer
HOUSEHOLD AMI KITCHEN FukNl
TuRE AT ArcrioN.-On MONDAY the IN IN
slant, shall sell at the residence al II. IL Bar1,
ESQ.,. No. So X street north. between an and 5th
streets west at 10 O'Clock me- an excellent assor-
ment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Bookcase. spring seat Chairs. .
Do; marble top Centre Table. dressa nd ON
Mshotany Switchboard. walnut French snd other Bed
steads.
MahogsDy Dining and other Tables. cane seal
Chairs,
China. Glass. and Crockery Ware,
Parior, chamber and star Carpet. Ole 9th.
Window Shades, Feather Beds, hair aud othe Mat
ting,
bedding. Cooking. Radiator and other Stoves,
With good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms: All sums Of and under SIS, cash; over sz5
credit of and 90 day for notes satisfactorily eG-
dorsed. bearing interest.
fe4d A.GREEN, Auct.
yA.GREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE ON ACCOUNT OF GOVERNMENT
- OF TABLES, CHAIRS, WARDRoGEs, Aeon
SATUR DAl, the 9th instant, shall sell at ten
TN streets an excellent lot Of Furniture belonging
10 Government viz:
Large and small Whiting Tables,
Mardrobes, Washstands and care seat Chairs,
Window Blinds,
About 80 yards Mating,
Settees, Spitrons, Coal Hods, Shoyels and TongS,
DO.
Terms cash in specie.
The above goods are nearly new, having been
used hut a shot time.
feb4 A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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ITO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON

WoLFK's ScHEIDAM AROMATIC ScHSAPp..
The proprietor begs leave to call the attention of
strangers and the citizens of Washington, to very
superior article of Holland Gin, which he introduced
to the American public under the name of Wolfe's
Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.
This Gin Is manufactured by the proprietor ex clu-
sivey at his Distiery in Schiedam, Holland. 1t Is
made from tho best Barley that can be procured in
Europe, at any cost, and favored and medicated,
not by the common harsh berry, but by the most
choice botanical variety of the Aromatic italian Ju-
nIper Berry, whose more various extract is dstHl-
ed and rectihed with Its sprtuous solvent and thus
becomes concentrated tincture of exquisite Ha-
vOrs and aroma altogether transcending in Its Cor
dia and Medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
The proprietor has submitted 1t to nearly the
whole Medical Faculty of the United States, and
has received answers from about four thousand
Ply and Chemists, who endorse it over their
signatures as most desirable addition to the Ma
terra Medica.
Persons who purchase should be careful to get the
genuine article, the whole country is flooded with
ceunterfeits and limitations,
Put up in quart and pint bottles, in cases of one
dozen each. and for sale all the respectable Drug
gists and Grocers in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer
Depot, No. q Beaver street, New York.
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THE WAY TO SAVE YOUR MONEY.
SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.
will offer my entire stock of Dry Goods AZ prins
COST. The stock Is complete, and all of the ,,oods
nave been purchased for cash, therefore .ou car
save your monev bv calling early, and get
- heavy Brown Cotton at ga, Good White Flannel
IL heavy Beseh,d Cotton stsl.; French Merlnos at
BUCK 6auntetts At Soc, worth 81.
Salcoes and Olnghams, Ho.iery, &c., &oa
w. X. HURDLES,
lew No 70 Hixh St, Georgetovn D. c,
MRS, nj, A. YEAGER having taken the Isr,.
w and commodious House next door 10 A =
hIney Coniectrmery, on Bndgs street, George
Town, lie prepared to accommodate slx eentIensa,
with comfortable BOARD. Those in Val Of y
rea gu loardlng house, Of the mosl osea 49,
Fest '''
NDdA RUBBER FOOTBALLS and AIR
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A GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO
"A single gentlemen can obtsln Board in a private
lamlI 10y applying at 5s l. street mort h. between o.
and 10Th SITS or Furnished Rooms without hoard
Also, for rent n good Stable. f. So
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Il DEMPSEY'S
l. ASHIONABLE CARD ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
S<< "A. ArsHu,, betCeen 9Th nn1 IOth streets,
tWall Il stephens RuIldng,D
WASHINGTON, ID. G..
, VISITING, Wedding, Invitation. and At Home
Cards neatly Engraved and Printed. fe 2ts
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A LENANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
~ NEW ARhANG EMENT
The steamer George Page having been taken of
the route for repairs, the COLLNER
VIII. until further notice, take her
place. running al the hours mentioned
below, from the foot of 9TH street, Washington and
Janney's w harf, foot of KING street. Alexandria
.eave Alexandra at 5 IA, 9. IoIa. iss. s. AZ,
Leave Washington at s. 81 ga lIs1 2I5Is
The Mount Vernon trips will he dlscOntlnued nm
til further notiee
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WANTS.

II :. KiNSEi offers his services as Clerk
ID. Collector OF Accounts, Poster OF Books. and
and street the canal bridge, where he will Ire
ready at all times TO serve those IN need Of hi.
vices n Sis
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lEbl L AND CREDIT, Translated from the Ger-
0utram & HavelOck's Persian Campaign. by Cap
Hide and Seek, a new CoyeI, by the antbor of tho
Dead Secret" " "
The Millionaire. by Dudley Costello.
James White. ~ Ne'
The Young Ragmnfins, new toy book.
Chambers Journal for November and December
B,ackwoods Magazine for Jan lary
Received and for sale at
JOS. SHILLINGTON.S Bookstore
fe3 OdeOn binding. cor a. II snd 70 a.
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ARIZONA We make the following extract
from the correspondence of the San Francisco
Herald, in reference to Arizona 1t will he
seen that it confirms our previous notices of the
value of the new Territory, and the necessity
Tor It's separate Organization:
The great plague Of the country il the
APacnss They divide up into small bands and
seouf tue country on every side. This place Tue
SOU - Almost the only frontier town in the Pur-
chase which has withstood their Tavapes and
even here stock cannot range in safety mile from
Savspums WITHOUT guard In all probability the
these pests. They are hardy, crafiv trihe Int
not no. a, ,s an brave There is no longer any doubt
silver, gold, copper, iron and lead have tr,v-
eled all The mineral districts Of North America,
and have seen enough here TO satisfy me ,ba;
this is the richest OF them all The peonie he.
raise two crops year, but have to irrigat. for
one. "
"why do not some Of your enterprisino "a,
rancisco merchants open trade with Arizona
Goods sell there at enormously high prices, and |
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-09
River Items.
NINtE IEtIt Iss
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Scioto No. 3 from Louisville to Henderson.
Starlight, Louisville to New Orleans.
Pacific do do do.
Commerce, Pittsburg to st. Louis
Dr. Kane, do do.
The Weather, yesterday, was clear and
cold. 1t froze hard night before last. The
river was still rising yesterday. Several
large boats were at the levee taking oa
freight for New Orleans.
The splendid mail steamer Pacific took on
a good portion of her cargo at this point
Ofcomse it will be reported at New Orleans
as coming from Louisville
The Starlight Commerce, and DR.. Kane,
all lay at the wharf a good while taking on
freight.
The GreenvilEe left in the evening with a
good trip for Bowling Green.
By a telegraph despatch to the Cincinnati
Commercial, We learn that the river is ris-
ing at Wheeling and Parkersburg, with 16
feet in the channel at the latter point
There was feet on the falls at Louisville,
Dec 9th. The Cumberland river is rising
rapidly.
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New York Market.

z y NEW 7 DIRK, Dec. 7--P. NJ.
Flour very quiet; prices unchanged; sales
at 4 25(04 rs for common to medium west
ern; market closing quiet. Wheat more
active, for local milling; sales at II for
mixed western; l 05@1 Is for red South
ern; POOL % for mixed Southern. Bar
ley quiet and pretty fair at 7O@93. Corn
a shade frmer; 76@77 for common to choice
mixed western. Oats frmer; 49@53 for
State and Western. Whisky unchanged /;
sales at rs. Pork firmer; sales at II GOA
IT 80 for old mess; 1s rs for new; II 90
for soft mess; l8 81 for new uninspected
mess; IA 25@l4 so for prime. Beef heavy /;
sales at 50(97 90 for country prime
Beef hams steady at 14,00@15 90. Prime
mess beef dull and nominal. Lard dull, and
scarcely so firm at 1l49l13. 81 s.
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The Charter election in this city, yester-
day, passed off quietly. The vote was
small. Robt. T. Halves, the Republican
candidate for Comptroller, is elected by a
plurality of over !, 900.
The indications are that the Republican
candidate for Governor of the Aims House,
has also been elected.
R. T. Halves, for Comptroller, received
$1,000 votes to 1880 for Russell, anti
Tamanny, and $4,000 for Nurse, Tamanny.
OF the nine aldermen elected, FIVE are Re-
publican to four Tamanny men.
Charles Brulinghausen and IIsaac Town
send are chosen Governors of the Aims
House.
The indications are that the advocates OF
the Bible in the public schools-which was
an important feature in the campaign-haye
some accessions to their strength.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-09

PROF. MTTcHELL's LEoTUREs.-The au-
diences drawn to listen to the lectures of
Prof. Mitchell, do creditito the intelligence
and good taste of our city. We think the
Library Assertion to whom the public are
indebted for the privilege of listening to
this course of instructive lectures, may
hereafter rely with confidence that where
ever they can furnish US with lectures OF
real merit, capable of giving US substantial
and intellectual food, our citizens will re-
turn them a generous support. They have
given substantial evidence that they will
sustain them when an appeal of the right
sort is made. Those who have been active
in inducing Prof Mitchell to visit us must
be glatifed with his eminent success and
lie must be gratifed with the large crowd OF
fair faces that appear to hang with intelli-
gent and earnest interest upon the lessons
that drop from his lips. Ht'-
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PhiIadelphia Market
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8-M.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8-M.
Flour very dull, selling slowly at 5 12@
% for superfine, and 5O@5 70 for ex-
tras. Rye flour commands4. Corn meal
%. Wheat is in fair request; 1000 bush
sold at l 25(01 % for Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania rcd 4O@l As for white; including
some choice Kentucky at the latter rate
Rye wanted at 80. Corn very dull and uu-
settled; sales of 5000 bush new yellow al
6o@66. Oats are steady at As. Provisions
have an advancing tendency, but the mea-
greness of the stocks restricted operations
Sales of mess pork at Is 25@18 so; prime
at l6. Dressed hogs are abundant and sell.
ing at 6 oo@6 so. Whisky selling at DC
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Hoes IN ST. LoUIs.--On Monday night
the number of hogs slaughtered was only
30, 7OO-the largest house only having
slaughtered $4,000. But packers have, as
usual, packed largely at other points, and
St Louis capital and credit has gone into
the pork business largely over the whole
West Very few were Offering, and the on
ly sale reported was of l75-those weighing
from leo 10 200 lbs at Sc %, and all of 200
tbs and upwards at Sc so p 100 lbs. The
packers are offering from So so to sc 80 for
light and heavy hogs. The weather has
been favorable for Strengthening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-09

GIFT Books AT HEALY 's.-Mr. Healy has
received supply of the most elegant and
magnificent gift books of the season. Every
lover of the arts can crafty his taste for the
beautiful in the art of printing and engray-
ing, by calling to examine them, if not to
buy them. The selections excel any thing
we have before seen from the American or
English press. If the loved ones do not
revel in elegant and exquisite books during
the holidays, it viii not be for the want
of a good caterer of the tasteful and beam
tiful. Mr.. Healy has performed his duty TO
those "who give good gifts and a good
public act in exhibiting, by the specimens
on his counter the extraordinary progress
which has been made in the exquisite pro-
auctions of American engraving, typo2ra-
ply and book-binding. OF all the arts, none
has made greater advances in America, than
printing and engraving within the last ten
years. American publishers can now chal-
leuge comparison with the best artizans of
France, Germany and England, and they
may point to the specimens to be seen at
HeaLy's, as proof of their triumphs -..i d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-09
asa Captain Jones, of the brig, Con.

nsa. Captain Jones, of the brig, Con
cord, was fatally shot by Deputy United
States Marshal Tyler, at Detroit, last Mon
day. The Marshal had boarded the brig to
execute legal process on the Captain, when
the latter, raising an axe in a threatening
manner, was shot and killed by revolver
in the hands of the marshal. The brig at
the time was moored to the shore on the
Canada side of the river, within British wa
tiers, and out of the jurisdiction of the Mar
shall, who will probably be held to an ac-
count for the homicide by the Canadian au-
thorities.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-09

KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL is report ed at
Washington on authority of Mr.. PARROT,
delegate from that TerriNry, that the
Leavenworth Constitution for Kansas has
been sent on TO Washington, to be presented
to Congress for the admission of the State.
Mr.. Parrot says he viii oppose any act i've
action on he ground that the document was
framed of an expression of the popular will
in opposition 10 the Lecompton fraud, aud
that the people now do not want State
government.
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- /, = = December 9Th, 1858
II head Hogs, forEicholas Lama car loads of
dressed Hogs. for Jsquess & Co. 2 do. do Hoop
Poles, for J. Oakley. ~ Son; bbls Fiaxseed, 1 kbl
Butter. sack Feathers, for Wheeler &c Riggs 90
bags Flour, ~ III. Cook & Son 1 piece Castings,
FOR John Pierce $40 bbls Flour. for j. A. Crane /;
100 bushels Wheat, for Igleheart Bros; 40 barrels
Whisky, for AIlis & Howes; 2 Wagons (boxed,) L
pair Shafts, 2 Wheels (boxed,) for Brown & Ak
man l box Dry Goods, for T. P. Byrne l Piano
Forte, Boxes, for Rev. c. Kretschman 2 boxes
Oil Cloth, for c. Babcock 4 cases Tea for Preston
Bros. ; 2 boxes Ndse., for w. II. Thompson 6 Co.,
Bement & Co. box Dry Goods. for j. i. Jaquess !;
s casks Zinc White, for Babcock Bros. 2 rolls
Leather, for j. a. Crane; 21a bbls Fish, 81 bbls
for Bement & Viele. A. E. SHRADER, Agt. :
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Cincinnati Market.

-a ~ aa CINCINNATI, Dec. S-PM.
Flour in good demand, partly for export
at 5004 rs for choice to fair extra, re-
ceipts moderate. Whisky steady at 224.-
Hogs dull and 15(025c, lower, 1000 head
at607, the latter rate for those averaging
$50 lbs; receipts 5000 head, Weather
very favorable. Provisions dull. Several
Mess pork II so. Bulk meats declined /
Sides sold at 8. Lard IL; the market
closed heavy and spectators seemed dis
eouraged, The Price Current reports the
total receipts for the week at $4,000 head
of hogs; total for the season 23l, 900,
against l37, 900 same time last season. =
Money active. Exchanged unaltered.
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rl5ssft Is mt often that we come across s

ngsysft is not often that we come acrossso
manly a retraction asis containedin the fol-
lowing, extract from the Richmond Vaa)
Wing. Were editors, generally, as prompt
to retract when convinced of an error, as
they are to make serious charges, much of
the acerbity manifest in our political contests
would be laid aside.5J . AA W E,
John Minor Bolts was an earnest and in
defatigable opponent of the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, and as such, was de-
nounced in the most bitter terms by the
Why. The Wing now finds out that Mr..
Bolts was right and it was wrong, and re-
tracts as follows: ---. -....,.. -..,-,
" 1t was for his resolute and irreeoncila-
BILE opposition to the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise that we denounced John Minor
Bolts, in terms of unmeasured severity, about
three years ago. We denounced him I'M
justly and public apology is due from US
to him, which we accordingly tender now.
(" We have no such false delicaey as for
bids us to make due PREPARATION where we
have inflicted an injury. There has been no
intercourse of any sort between Mr.. Bolts
and ourselves for the last three years; nor
are we now even on speaking terms. But
that should not prevent us from making him
a proper atonement for the wrong we did
him, in sorviolentlyT denounclng, him for his
opposition to the repeal -ofthe Missouri Com
promise which opposition we ourselves, to-
gether with numbers of leading Southern
Democrats, now believe to have been wise
and right. All expressions of a harsh char
acter, therefore, which we applied to that
gentleman during the memorable eontrover-
sy in which we participated three years ago,
are hereby publicly, frankly, and uncondi-
tiuDablv retracted y .-.-..--...... .....-....-.