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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

MOTTO Ell have. on hand q good
IN assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres and yestings
which viii make to order in the best and most an.
proved styles, Mt low prices g sasasss
Also. complete assortment of Ready Made Cloth
ing, that will close oat at very low prices for
cash. Give me call. Gents Furnishing Gs.0ds AZ
WAYS on hand, ut No. l26, next door 70 @. w Puf.
cells new building. r. d. KEELING.
N la--tm -
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English Refined
Common Engilsh o,,
Oval aud Half Round
Hands, Hoops aud Horse Shoe
American, English and hussia SHEET IRON
Norway NAIL RODS
plQfjfaH IRON 70 IL inches wide
Horse and Mule SHOES
TIN PLATES, assorted sizes
AISO-A full assortment Of GROCERIES, je2
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kRlb0fOnD O. III. >
Have IN store and for sale In lots to suit pur.
chasers, James river III ydraulic CEMENT Rosenade
CEMENT. kockland LIME, Calcined PLASTER.
Ground PLATTER, pIastering HAIR, Sawed
fATHS, Northern HAY, Lump PLASTER. No !
and HERRIN6S, ALEwIvES, MhCREREJ:
Prime BUTTER end Mercer POTATOES la
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

I'M BBLS cheap yellow SUGAR; 100
w. bbls 4, , aud C,nss Sugar; 50 bbis Crush-
"a anA Powdered Sugar Or sals BY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

TALIAFERRO FAMILY FLOUR.-We
will commence In a few davs maxim. shs 49,
neQualled brand ofFLOUR. sao sooss
Persons stshing 70 secure their supplies win pleass
,sss .ne1 names % our ONCE. on Cary corner Of
an FITS FAIJ APrpp0 4 puru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

JoHS GoSk AT Lasr.-A paper down South"
Publishes the death of John Smith gentleman
we'll known all over the Union. aud in obitua-
~ notice says: "Mr. Smith, We believe, was the
last surviving brother Of the family"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

THIS OLD COMPANY,
(No. 1871 MAIN STREET, RICHAoND,)
Continues to insure property Of every escriptlon
AGAINST Fire the dangers of Seas and Inland Trans
portation. on the most reasonable terms.
H9 Losses promptly settled.
DIRECTORS
III KENT. THOS SAMSON,
JOS. ALLEN, z. ". RUkCELL,
TT W FRY J. p. WINSTON,
WIN PALMER. s. T. PULLIAM,
i INIOES H. CLAIBORNE,
Ak PARKER. PATRICK CULLEN,
t WADSWORTH, GEO. W. SMITH.
CIV w +, COWARnIN. Secretary.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

JULIUS A. HOBsON. Collector of the City of Rchmon
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THE LADIES. The atten-

~ LADIES' INDIA RUBBER
OVER SHOES. with and without heels of
the latest styles and best quality warranted Price,
only - cents per pair, at "
HARRIS d cos
fe5 Shoe Depot, No. f2e Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

NoTICt.-Me,srs. FISHER & dko,
IN MING, Apothscari@s. doing business on Broad
street have conveyed TO In trust for the benefit
81 their creditors, all Of their stock Of goods and fix
lures and accounts and credits OF every description
I have appointed HENRY Won GRONING, my
agent to make sale of the stock for the present and
TO collect the debts that due.
There is an unexpired lease of the house, No ga,
on the North side Of Broad street. 10 be disposed
TO a desirable tenant. WIN. Il. WATSON,
lH il. 39-l5t Trustee.
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by pr SANrnKp - "a ak Ss,I nv c,,ras
almost too great 10 believe. Ii cures asif by magic,
euen e frsi doss ouing benefit aud seldom more than
one bottle In required to cure any KIND OF Ill fer
Complaint from the worst Jaundke or Dyspepss 20
a common headache, all Of whchare the result q .
DISEASED Liver.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

N0rlCE.-t have this day appointed
N SAMUEL 9ARrHR1GHr my Agent, to con-
duct the Lumber Getting Business. Orders left at
tho Ship Lock, or addressed to my agent. through
the Richmond post office. will receive prompt stten-
ton. JAS. III. bURCH.
Henrics, Jan. I, 1883. ja3n-l2*
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L ADMINISTRATORS - LiQOOhC--
IL good Liquors, pure Liquors, best Liquors: We
wonid call the attention Of connoisseurs to this no;
WRISKEY. warranted pure and very old, some
more than ten years. Old London Dock Brandies;
Apple and Peach do; Holland Gin, &C., &C.. &C., OF
which we have in store and on the way.
81 bbls of old and choice WHlSKEY
half pipes of Hennesey BRANDY
pipes of old Holland GIN
% bbls. Virginia Apple BRANDY
do. do. PEACH
467 do Wiskey of assorted grades, together
with old Jamaica Rum, Madeira Wine. sherry, do.
&c. All of which We offer to the trade.
WINSTON d POWERS,
de Cts Corner of Cary and Pearl SITS.
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. LADIES' MOROCCO THICK
SOLE BOOTS, at only rs,
ia 30 WILLIAM WALSH


ia 30 WILLIAM WALSH.
gU IMPORTANT NOTICE To r.
AAAHAT BOOT AND CATER wEARERS
From Is to per cent. saved by buying from
). III. ANTHONY, Columbian Eotel. Best ~
quality moleskin Hats s3,5 second quality g. silk
Hats S25o; fine ealfskiu sewed Boots, $780, Cor
gress Boots best quality French patent leather $3Ts;
English kid, 1915; buckskin, $3.50; lasting $3.50
cafskin So Is patent leather pumps So; csifskin do
e275; calskin Oxford Ties. 81 25 They all msds
toorder and warranted TO wear well.
Terms, cash on delivery; one price and no abste.
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NO H U MBU G..
Stupendous Bargains J.
4TNO. 50 MAIN STREET.
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.

Selling on, WITHOUT ftRarI 10 C9st, aHsUuHtIuB 20
Qess, If mott more than
SS15O,OOOi
Consisting of House Furnishing Articles English,
French and German Fancy Goods; Wood and Willow
Ware; Fancy Baskets Brooms; brushes Pals; Tubs;
Mats Looking Glasses: Perfumery; Soaps; Matches;
and all sorts of Yankee Notions, too tedious to
mention, all of which will be sold awful cheap;
Visitors to the Fair, and everybody else viii md
almost anything they want. both useful and ornar
mental
Don't forget the No. House Furnishing Bazaar an
Fancy Store, No. 80 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

CHURCH HILL DRUG sTOkE-
~ Physicians prescriptions put up Of the most go
lect Medicines, and By competent hand at all
times.
Having determined 10 devote my attention to the
practice of Medicine offer my services 10 the pub
lie, those wishing 20 me- find me at the Drug
store, corner Of 25th and Brosd streets
1E4hf lt W. o. SMELLING, NJ. D.
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FOR SALE, &C.
E>OR SALE.-$lO,OOO STATE STOCK,
L In sums TO suit purchasers, by

STATE STOCK FOR SALE In sums to
~ suit purchasers. fs-tftE s
WANTED.-A few Shares Of Richmond Danville
Railroad stock. for which the highest market price
will be paid.
Exchange on New York. Philadelphia and Bsitt
CIV PURCELL 4 Co.
a0gS-H ExchanAa Hrrk
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

The funeral obseguies Of the laie Commodore M G
Ferry which took place in New York o the 9th instant
HpEsaally impressive During the day the aags OF
the shipping and the public baiaigags al half
the belts Of the churches on the route IL the pro
csion tollei il passed. while niusIfe guns mere fired
from the military and naval stations Some two hun
dred officers o the ls regiment od the New York Stat
militia attended in fail Uniform the National Guss4t
Col Dursea, held fAa place ct gnaTd Of hopnr and
tao hagSl9a s-aara from tne brooklyn svy-said
ia afte1tance Fifty tars, who had ervsd under Cosl
In3ore Pelry IN the Japan exsfitioE and the Mexican
Rlso present -ayng volunteered on this occa
SION 70 DO h-aaE so their old commander The pail
t.a4rs General Scott Luther Hralish, NJ De Puys
Ter, NJ. hemble George W. Hiant Charles King Cora
r1oifs siat. Gseexe Mzauley. alal Bigelo~ ". Stew
sst, g.r4ss Watson Webb and John gay Rev lrs
Hawks, ginton Higtee and Montgomery conducted the
buzal services The usual salute Of three volless
fired over the grave by the marines.
The Virginia legislature, saturday night, voted
gold medal to the widow of Commander Her.aasn
The Niagara Eas at anchor at quarantine
or Staten island Yesterday.
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Hon , r. fotteH AMI Hon. @ c, WashbuEne msna
beSs Cd Congress from isoonsn have been appointed Ag
GOV Randall of that ssGfe ne rebers Cd his st With
tlAe rank OF oolonel. The Madison journal
presses the opinion tst they received their appointment
IN cone4nenoe a the yalor they displayed ia the recent
irAcas IN the HoGse,
Hon Nj EtlAck tie oongressaasa. from the lousth
district Inda1a, whom the black republicans aud
Dougl4s men have been counting largely, writes b.
friend ia Indiana that he win support the IconaI0u oa
stuton because be believes the Presidents pocy the
- [LoulsriHs tKy9 oap4r
D. Claiborne esd, hAs sold his intaIest in fhe Dan
VILE Va coabIicau 10 A. S CAbe esq, who saeoees
him as associate editor Of that paper
Our respected and esteemed feleWcitian Josiah Brad
lee esq Is now believe the oldest merchant 81 hos
ton. Since the departure from among US o. Aesssis
Rniert g. Shaw aud Thomas " igseswosth, who odsn
renced business somewhat earlier Mr. Bfalex sAkes
rank the oldest merchant still colaRece with the basi
ness aIlrs oi Boston. He commenced business ia tbs
year 1899 He was horn in lsastsA the sth day 81
March, l5se Consequently, to-ramrcw March aIh
ls5S-conlpletes his eightieth year s1osea Gafr~.
The Hon. George Vail Of New Jersey. recently aF-
pointed a. consul Glasgow left New York the ath
inst in the steamship City OF Washington for tie
od his duties
On public occasion Ia Lisbon, wich great
many Roman Catholic priests Of various nationaliex
were present Mr. 0'Snliyam, minister 10 Portugal.
reYled alsS his country FIRST in Egiish then
in Portuguese and finally the benefit - some who
did understand either language, in Latin 1hs
priests todd, astonised not only at the pa
ry OF his Latin but at the fact that representative OF
the United States could speak amy language but his
George Mason, esq United States district attorney for
Texas, is a a SENATOR Mason, of KiTgiaia He
moved from Winchester only five years ago and having
male Galveston his place u residence where be prxcts~d
the profession OF law has evidently made rd progress
in gaining the confidence of the people "a his adopted
the compliment ef the appointment having been
the enaneed by the recommendation Of his
the President frun the entire congressional delegation
Of Texas.
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
rsDIsSA. REruEulcaS STATE CONVENTION

rsrgaSA gEPyTHIICAS STATE CONVENTION.
The red white and sr.y spirits of indiana eonamohly
E,essu "A black gsyubliaIs held State oorssHion al
Igiansr.is ON the 9Th instant Sosing worthy Of par
lxy notice occurred until ahoni the time the commit
m on resolutions were ready 10 report Then hon saeo
n Julian whom a republican paper Of einlnIan denoaa-
t uaayfnIly the uyasoaius az the ultra aholition-
La was called for He Is reported as toiloEss by cor
rssF.slltnt IL the Cincinnati Commercial
Mr. Julian remarked thai the republican party
lrn and ba,stixed Philadrlphia in 1856 The platform
ti there has betn endorsed hy and half million
a. yoters Ii there amy Irolriety Ia modifying rrcH'
srns the atcies of national political iaith Al
though denounced and 10 denounce, the infamous Le
,,ar,u sNinilrand woud that the vocabulary CT eIa
tt4s more iouned ia elective ternlsyrt that merely
i bat ma eheIneral issue let rke not at piInple
lat at the gansrrne OF slavery outside Of sase-hoding
states hu dout make naodi1i-d rlatforrn scapesoat
far your reerraney-
The resolutions were then reported They
rs ~ customary deaaouce Lecompton and the admin
;trafis srrlators Bright and Fitch slavery and on
and uraIe the following declaration in resolution Ne
gss1~d That we reatirn the doctrine that Congress
has tie constitutional power exelnde slavery from the
atiosaa Territories notwithstanding the extra Judicial
opinions the supreme Court Of the United States to the
slnirsag
The resolutions caused much stir among of the
extresne rpen Mr. Noreau offered series, refirfn
iug specifically the Pilehia platform, SO far as relates
30 the PRESENT living issnes the president ruled them
oft o order the ground tha all resolutions offered
should be referred to the committee that subject Mr
Ma4ran iossk appeal, which laid on the table.
Mr. Moreau manifested excitement whereuIon
ss resolutions read aganr and il seNIi 10
ahe ss1siior of that gentlenan and others that the
zariora contained the bulk OF the principles OF the Phil
lelpia platform he accordingly acquiesced- Mr. Ju-
lian was ssill dissatisfied Mesr Lane and Dunn then
proceeded to defend the platform in this wise
Henry s Lane came MP the of the resolutions,
and Appreciated them containing the vital principles Of
the PhiailphA platform excepting the pledge In sEoI
OF the admission Kansas under the Topeka constitu
ri.n heh at time be would have defended with
ass al risk of his life He assured the rayentia,
MI right
Mckee Dunn arcIasr TINT he always had been opposed
20 lie Topeka constitution and if le lad been at Pha
dessia when rnare he would have voted against
lit = ~ inserted y the extremists Of the party The
rreoa,le e.f = ansxs do want it,
The pIatiorE then duly adopted and the nornina
tioas Inasia.
The Topeka constitution distinctly thrown over
board BY the Indiana republicans being excluded alto
getlrr from their platform Already the great Issue
ls5s in the Philadelphia platform has become an otsc
letr idea =
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

1t Is stated that Gov Perry, Of F1rila aaS auti4siz
DIR G. Troupe Maxwell q Taliallassee 10 raiss saa
pany of mounted volunteers be naalsteTe e tho sss-
vice If the United States, a another six raontss ans-
pain against the Indians and that he has accepted the
tnrnissiG 1t il further stated that three Indians were
captured tg Captains sEeI Lesleys Carter and
Baoels companies. under the command of the former
ia the late hunt in the Big Cypress The Indians cap
tured warrior, sguaw, and child The squaw
claims TO te tiae wife Of Asn~a says that the child
hers willing for it he taken and says that whfa
She gets able she viii bring IL The rest of her children
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
Markets,

NEW Y0AE March s. Cotton advanced to-day ! a
oelt closing frm salry VI 5,e09 bales Tplanas mid
ding IL cents. Fioar Is dull-sairs ~ 600 barrels
State. 81 2. s4 50. Ohio, 81 a5 a So 10 seathern
~ ca So 10 Wheai * Inli saIes msairsyessanf
and prices nominal Corn is a trific leweT sals~ og
~ ooe bushels southern white ss SO eVnfs yelYoss
50 10 cents. Pork Is buoyanf mess sic 80 a SIT !.
prfne SIS z5. Beef il 1et and rsrinalIy al sil 80
SIS fr western rrIacsed Lard Is advancing tas
res 10 l0a cents Coffee " quiet ~ eents
Kia. ~agar il firm bnt dull Orleans 81 "a GENTS
Mols~7 Is steady osleans, 20 sgs ceBts Sgdrits 81
tarpentine is ar and excited ef ea barrels At
A. 40 cents. Resin j. nun at 81 50. Rice i qniei
Freiehts are sfuli
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

REAl E-rATE During the past thrse months real es
tate 10 Fiia icphia and its vicinity has been selling At
ruD1usy bow Ilices We rrated. however 81 learn
that within the past weeks there has been better
feeling manifested. and the aDsiioa sAgs sh0w that nHsh
hghel rates hayn lrn IsAlaae than eoaid have been
Petei gftv ~ lts fqzpaai e-ut r l'atry3agazH
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
NEWS BI TELEGRAPH,
Later from Hayana-

NEW YoRE Mar. s---Tae steamship C..hswba frsrn
New Orleans, via Havana. arrived here this morning
The faol the latter port uIalmportant ga8r
occurred tlse night Of the lst instant which dbl some
tTifiing damage To the slli,4siIAs
New sugars cogzass. la slowly and eonseauenfr
prices ruled frn Iae weather was cool and pheasant
and the Aals health reports showed perfect freedom
fgo44 assv rrersiling disease.
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

The ext~sf OF territory is neas @qaa 10 that OF the
United sates and although the cnsss ~ general
sersue vet t&e sil in many vast regions IL sia
snd poassiye and Esrs can be doubt that the new
~npiSe rsFsh, the sGay be- would hcoorne
sshig power oi the Americas ecltsGet IL is probable
Eao shst such move1nenf would ss-e 20 RAPID i'm
ITosemsni of the western portion of sas' ArneA a.
fhe winters il the greater part 81 the Possessons OF se
Hudson Bas Company especially ia Oregon, near PEgsts
s1uAi and nj yarcoagrTE isiszd, remarkably mild
and annisa
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

PFrTIErsT no TBE TiNEs An ed topper induced TO
ssa il temperance piesgE, which be kept EeiioslY i
Wccks At ast be aDt deri8esly halmy. and one
of his feuls demonstrated with him far bis faitllasnes
to his obligations. lie answered To be sure signed
the pledge, but was tremendously dry and all saE fail
in dry tiIng =
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
The cHcarAN NArsos.

chscta9 neusIsper, printed in geF s4sa Ellgfish,
kqHgs the resignation ~ Alfred Wake rngI4LoE 81
the Chstaw nation The assigned Son this
Continued i'll health. The Honorable Tandy Walker,
President al the srate snccees To the office OF
for t- exgirafion tern Of Governor Waie snch
being sxosikion of the cho24 constitution He has
aciA siaa executive oe OF iLe Eesioa Sor twenty
years, wishoax asssgzugsion-
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
The Raraue Adriatis.

Wv YonK March s-Ilae larSsas It,hvr from NJ
sna, yia Gibraltar, the Ssai4 January spoke fla
barque Adria1ic the a o Cape falos bound 10 ses
York
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
THE CASapIAx cosFEpERAcY

e ynspssed eoni1leracy of all the British colonies IN
North Auss would consist OF SIX provinces aaad three
terioaies ~ caJlows-
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

COREurTgoN At ALRaNr- The New York legislature
has gone into the business of appointing committees to in
FestgAte charges Of corruption against some OF It's nen-
bers II la alleged that a certain State senator received
5000 to secure the psse Of the Brooklyn local IS
ssnenf bi, snd that sic oeo had been raised and used
to accomplish It's pasGsge. A ea1sstee o. ave was sc-
oopilnglB authorized hy the assembly to investigate ihe
matter
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

The Washington correspondent Of the New York Her
aid SAYS
There Is pcrfect organization Of the republican par
~ IN the United States Senate Il il composed Of the
ga raubican senator's Douglas and the other two
seung lT10araas, sad sNS kaOa-notllllas.
making n all twenty-five votes OF which Douglas is the
recognised leader Their numbers constant attendance
and thorough drilling, win compel the democratic
tors 10 As thoroagh counter organization to stricer at
tenon 70 Their duties, and better Attendance at the
siuns of the Se1a1. =
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

Tkxn The hrgssasAssss Of Texas adjourned on the
lTth u Ite state Gazette eo4tans complete LIST OF
tss se vi tIe legislature, oecay,yag more than four
cpss~as prosing the grest labor Of the ses~la The
usaet pp0s1&ns are the university lal the four-sctaons
&B to nessa aks Internal improvements the geological
survey dhe rev~op a .he statutes the amendment Of
the crimnal sa~ and ths ss@a ial fixing the Price Of
the public domain u b stated ttai Aere Is rnoney
sAs treasury and thai persons haT:as a.us against
the sx<ss snua make up the amount Of 81 ees hood
take tHss-sry warrants, which at discount Of 5
per cent the isizlsture having omitted to provide the
necessary funds
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
rIIHE NEW HO0K sToRF.--Frnnklin Philp

UNBE NEW BOOK ST0REs--Franklin Philip re-
sIerffuaT EGors l frfas @ pE6 iiai be- Eas leased
thR STORE lneg h the ccvlany 81 MssrN NhT ce 10 Sz
Prans anl Hth strrsss fAfing gust
frp peuy made aeictfon
~ Eh amt American is stinery srtsoA VII be ea an
exatninnflsa ~ be gf tir chraret tne.
FruH p Fps varfrd eEp1sena ~ turpfe and Auna
ouur2 sih larn sua frs his ircs Sh noi be
iai-r~,r haase 3 The Inre1 staes
1s7 irpe.s oteuas establishment ~ ahrui the Ieth
q March Farilr aftiraFs % iufare
Aeh Iq--FwfE tfANk1aA r18fiF.
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

THs Rsscrfu<--A private lesses frum lows declares
tsSr there decided reScfion IN favor of ss nmedi-
ae s4naisssm al Ksnsas in that state From Enoshes
private Ietes ifDa Nkhiaan permitted to make
tae following exfras,
Notwithstanding fhc tons Il ~ the press of this
state Lsesapton Is gaining groui.s sspaSaT among
the wehinsoruni Tbe people 81 Kansas hsre bad a9
Sppfaniry 10 exesfs. the prineipss cf popular sOFer
equity, and ths Fsople os the United States shout
trei a thls kisedng Aassss hsstsa II Jim lane and
las asosfaon ceE can ~ permitted 80 s ~ The ToFeks
seFernmsnf n dfssnos % the tTtol5i goFHFDHaflf
iAolished by Congress Bashaa Young can o thr s1aP
IN Utah
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
ERoM loNDoS. Sheridan I,rapaaiie wmEa.

I,R0M L1ND0N.--silerilal.s DraHafie Rerks.
X pe. 81
'lseTaarneran "a EargAres al gavarrr
Pataiersw's Csleraen % EpFaEas / v@ ~ q
JIaa4isotGfs TrEees 3N6is g. IS.
Poly g3ufi rs Foreign Travels. ] yrl 81
flaas8c Tales val
lfaaerts Eiaa--lt rAnsiailap. lFe3 7B rsnts
TilnrFtsAdes. .2Feis i2,sral tfEassss,n- ST.
Cio@res trfices. vvi i5trn1t 1tsaaslaaln. r~an
Sgg,hecles. rol. literal frsnsisten Is Qaaaa.
pf Proverbs vol. 81
Ihcfiranrv 4 faassiraa cuosatioifs rta.
The cFuwu sta
RranciE QsnreR Eacarisian
JcAn Nhcrsta1ses. ] rng.
Selafas Estas Tak EU ~ .,
Lord aahons Rise a The saias En8are. rpl 81 IS
NaruA FGANcK TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1858-03-09

II IFE AND CORRESPONDENCE or JAMES
lrzsn one RI - iuo- q sac Irsne capra n us
l'lflel sSatz hy Ggsaift AeAee
Far sale ~ ELANl3AHr @QHTN.
Mar Sucaesslfs 70 X FsruhaEn.
The Washington union., 1858-03-09
An ArpnoAcnIsc oosyocATlos.

The editor of the Cincinnati Commercial has re-
srired ths following circular, and prcs1n4ing that
"a pubscatior Was desired be CONSIDERABLY spread
Il before his readers
E1rns14cAS srArx eEsr4a- coxAlrrnH Rcoas.
Colurnlas, 20. > March ], lsSs
Dsxa SgR Ey correspondence with the nseaiA t~ds :"
b Rspublicsn state Central Confnittee IN other STATES
4 IA agreed to hsad general r1eeting II Washington
n C. On shs foaItl Neiacssies vi March zaIhl ~ eoa
lt and devise the beHt ior pEo4aotlns ine s
interests OF the republicans xty Tbs ccnfit'o q AlAis
a Washington and the necessity o the STATE
and others fully understanding each olAfi As ~
shu.d he done hereafter fit and Anhl1u ~ az
II i. a imbus4xsee that pSonllaent Sias Ar olo
shouIA b. fully rrpge-rtea The press souia DC iehs
.t1 We hots your engagements VIII permit YOU 10 le
pt-seh thai oscasnsou
Yours truly,
WIN DENNIsoN, Chairman
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We acknowledge obligations 70 the CONNER
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ares, are specially invited shall endraFor {" be
urssen. sna 10 give the remmereial an account oi
he proposed conference. If however. the invitation
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