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DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CAN

I AVU DIE hEFINEU 6IEAM JAN-
DDIES 1t a f,ct universally admitted that BIOS
(lEllN + Steam RI hued Candies unequalied-
Country merchants vino have bought them and " he
nave bought in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
and other places i'll this city, always give it thei1
.ie,t they ever saw. and that it keeps bett thai
any they ever had. The reason is obvious: il is
uaie of the best doubl. refiued Crushed Sugars by
workmen of xp,riepce packed carefully and bad
article pnt up To those who have never tried
It, would say call and see, try and buy package
LOUIS j BUSSIEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer, No 80 Main st
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L TENEMERT0N TIL y NORTH SIDE OF MAIN,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i TENEMEPTON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
BkTWEEN 18TH AND GOVERNOR STREETS, IN
THE CITY OF RICHMoND.-As trustee in car.
tain Deed OF T:ust from David Curry and wife, bear
ing date the 2ist January, 1851 duly recorded in
thereof. proceed to aell at public auction, on the
premises. on MONDAY the 18th day of April. 1855,
real estate conveyed by said deed consisting Of th
excellent granite front Store M Dwelling located
as above, adj lining the Banking House of Messrs o
w Purcell 4 Co. and new in the occupancy OF Mr.
ID. Keeling. The location Of this property is
among the most valuable in this city
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 discharge the principal
ard interest of the bond embraced in the deed of
trust, together with the cost and expenses of sale
estimated at about 81 5sIand the balance in eqDai
instruments at 6. ~ and IS months, for negotiable
notes, interest aided. secured by trust deed.
The title is believed 10 b. perfect. but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty. The
taxes ard insurance for 1888 to be paid by the pur
chaser. SAM'L DEND0s, Trustee.
Saleconducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN 4Ucis.
NH lS-tds
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ELLRTT, WALLER, DREWRY b CO.,
Solicit the attention of merchants visiting RICH
Moep 10 their large and well selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DAY GOODS. moot OF
which has been bought in the Northern markets,
npder the decreasing Influences of the recent paute.
at AUCTION aud for CASH. at very low prices. TO
which weekly additions will be made by the agency
( their honse in New York, Bell, BROOKS. race q
vantage of the changes in the market, and their
prices to the CASH AND PROMPT MONTHS TRADE, they
are satiaied caanot be uHdereold by any regular
bosse in this country. They earnestly ask a cal,
from the merchants who wish 70 purchase.
Store No IL Pearl street.
NH I3-ts klchm0n0. va
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rLOVER HEED.-60 busA. Prina cL0-
n m x nais slsp = ss''f Sek Hs1kzs go
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DIsS0Lt fioN.-Ihe c1-rartnership OF
IL RaWLER = VILLAS il this d,y dir lived by
al f,u .s,ut. HItter partner Is sOthor'kize't g.
r... .l,l nv ao Il The cnn6egn iH iqHjdaiinn
VI" ''' MARY BOWLER,
March h. las. I " lLhs.
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or RBWARD-sTOP HIM! STOP


AfITcHiS0N'S vOCALISI6 COMPA-
WI MONA Gel ection Of sanss, With Music. Coz
tanning Annie Laurie. I'm .Aho.s, fns nAy 9nsee.
Sleeping Child, Warriors JOY. Ny Masys 1900.
Dear. bsnfle Waves Upon the De- ,. Cogrtinx yn.s.
Tbis Lone Heart y fhine. Lassies Al fnsnss Lovs
rhse So do I; and over 10 othsrx-c price ~ eemfa
Aiso. inst rereisssl large To- AZ Nsw aed 90
sonss In sh@et tom, aEnonx whifh nay - 9nna-
Gentle Annis Beautiful star Wiiitek Rrefs 1sn1~.
Desr. Bold prixAteef; Resale. the fIaIts Ee.s1
In Happy MonasntG Rosa Lees Hed fe1sco6 sst-@
essr - othesg Ags and SAms Isfae ~
oA'as 1's s0e1 5o IN ). kiciiznDe0N's,
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DOGGErT y ANDERSON,

(toC0 PEAS, COCO PEAS.-A new
~ I"g from the West Indies, which is remarkable
'' us eihR very prolific. and very remark able or
srornnt f the IuxuIlsnt growth Of vine viii n
lqnTisiios and bears until trosi Thesr Peas mu
uP'y very aflonishngly. and az it is entirely new
y" think Il - defined TO hseoms very Variable, a.
~ ~ nSeinl, 20 Tho farmer both fallow and
i,'d i"r stF. FpT sale Ia quantities TO snt pur
hAsHrs- Gnu RtII 4 FLEMING.
NH - Cor Cary and 18th etB
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
By Goddin Z Apperson

TRUSTEES SALE OF 81 ACRES OF
LAND. ON The WILLIAMSBURG ROAD a
MILES BELOW RICHMOND AS Trustee in a
deed of trust from Mr. B Carter to the subscriber
dated lat November. 1855. duly recorded in Hen leo
County Court. shall proceed TO i at public auc.
APRIL 1853, at ~ O'Clock. NJ. the tact Of land
by the deed aforesaid. continuing n acres
lying on the north side Of the Williamsburg road
about miles below Richmond, adjoining the lands
of The late John Enders decd. and being the same
Of which Ned Cary, died seized.
TERMS-Reason8ble and made known at the hour
of sale. Such title is ted in the Trnstee VIII b.
conveyed to the purchaser, which. however is he
lieved 10 be good. The taxes for ISIS to be pad by
the purchaser. JOHN POE, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APrERsoN, Aucts.
It'd
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Ia SPRING AND SUM MER
IA CLOTHING At WH1LESALE-R NOR
M RIS Co. beg leave to inform their m
--LA- mprous patrons, both in Viz zna and Aorti
Ger lima that their spring and Summer stock %
clothing il GON complete IN every department. l.
Wholesale buyers feel Confident ia sa ing that
IL they viii gave U~ trial, sht them a.
sl,j All assortment. land on rs reasouble terms MS
they find in any Southern market, 10 say ~
more. cur motto is good article at a reasona-
bic sua Just profit. All ask is trial, at
r MORRIS 4 co.'s,
nh i1-llm Int Main street
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BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRING GOODS.

BREEDEN, FOX 4 CD, 2l7 Broad Street
BY the last steamer. We are In receipt of our full
Eock OF Spring Goods, embracing all Of the new
styles in LADIES DRESS GOODS. with full stock
If Mems, Youths aud Misses wear, houseS eeping
md plantation goods Our stock is very large. and
having purchased st of our French goods
IN New York. we think great Inducements can fe Of
'ered by us All we ask is a call f. ON orr Country
and City friends, assuring them goods at very los
prices. NH 3G-6t
T OOK OUT FUR THE RIGHT PLACE
IL At the store No. q Main street. You can fi,d the
heapest, handsomest Goods ever Offered 10 the pub
tic:
Yard wide, fast color Lawns 5 cts and upwards
Berage De LANES, plain and fg'd. l212 cents and
higher
Plain and Striped BERA9Es, all colors
GIHGHAMS at i21s cts, worth double the 10 oney
Lawn and JacOnet ROBES. side striped and ioun-
c H. from 81 &c
Black and Col'd SILKS, at a VERY low price
Stells SHAWLS and MANTILLA2, from Sl.50
and UPWARDS
Silk PARAS0LS. from 50 cents and upwards
Twisted Sir MITES. at &c, worth SOC
Irish LIN EMS and TOWELS
Brown and Bleached COTTON
tnl great many more Goods, astonishingiy low.
Catl soon il you want to save money
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
NH 3I-1mF No " Main n
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IPRING DRY GOODS.
JOHNSTON & HARDWOOD,

JOHNSTON & HARDWOOD.
(So.77 MAIN sTRBET)
Have opened, and will sell low, the following
Spring Goods:
French Lace MANTILLAs
silk MANTlLLAs
White and Colored Stella SHAWLS
SILK R0REs Quille
CHALLIE "
URGANDIE 60"
CHALLlE DELAINFS
Ducal pLAIDS and STRIPES
GINGHAMS and LAWNS
BRILLIANTS, plain and figured
Plain and figured BERAqES
Plain aud igured MOUSLAINs
M4rscillns and Swiss COLLARS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
NH Is JOHNSON & HARDWOOD.
CPRING GOODS.-I would respectfully
inform my customers that. undaunted by the
late financial and commercial troubles. have been
sying in again for the approaching season, as large
new. and elegant an assortment of
TRIM aINGS. FANCY, AND VARIETY GOODS
- ever shown bsfCE, ;;,r shall besides he eontnu
.verything Of the best make and quality, can nj
tpri by Increased facilities in purchasing MY
GOODS, to sell on an equal footing with the best
houses nthe country. $. HlRSH,
NH 2!-lm* 29 Broad street.
NEW AND CHOICE STYLES FANCY
~ GOODS FOR RETAIL We are opening an
unusually choice selection Of
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
purchased at auction and otherwise at much below
heir value and will be offered at such prices will
ensure sales. We name
Rich Flounced and a'QuiIle Robes. in Black aud
Coinred six
Rich Bayadere Silk Robes
Do Berege Robes in two and three Flounces
Do do do aQuille and FlOunce
Do Organize and Jaconet Robes
Eide stripe nd FlOuuc. d Poplinet do
PRINTED Jacones and Organdies Z.
Plain and Printed Percuiea
Do do Brilliautes
Do do ChaIlies and DeLanes
Mourning Goods in Chally, Tami-e. crane de
Esaquc, Bert ge Grenadine, Bombazine. Nous
selaine Canton Cloth, Canton Grape. and other
new fabrics
We invite an examination from purchasers. feeling
confident that good Goods and low prices will
sales. CHRISTIAN < bATHROP,
NH 81 90 Main street.
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lRIVATE BOARDING -N
2 EMOvAL.-M. G. WHITMAN, BRAs1

~ CUTTER, has removed to the Tin AMI Sheet IroI
establishment Of Nessrs. ID. & e. X. Weller on MAN
treet, six doors below the st Charles Hotel wher,
III in want Of FANCY or PLAIN BRANDS of ali
'Zes and designs can be accommodated on the most
easonabie terms and as he has carried On this bust
Hess IN this city for the last l3 years he atters him
'cli he can please the most fastidious.
NH 2p--dkMlm
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DILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.-The
ID subscriber has three superior BILLIARD 4
or or on reasonab bic time for good nota
- ANDREW MULLER,
NH oa-sus Oz,nosife METROPOLITAN Hail
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The SUBSCRIBER offerf

TOLLkCTING The subscriber offers
~ his services TO the public as a GEN ERAI
AGENT AND C0LLEC roo. He will ate nd to The
oliecting and Bonding of Accounts in the town o.
Manchester, the cOuntts Of Chesterfield, owhatan
aud Amelia and other duties generally entrusted
Agent. All claims paced in his bands for col.
lection 10y warrant suit, will be attend to nnti
he money il paid the case becomes hopeless
Communications left mt the store Of Mcssrs G T
HOTtfam Co or WIN. Church. will be thankful.
received and promptly attended to.
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By JAS. Nj. Taylor & Son.

HOUSE AND LOT ON 3RD, BEYOND
IL LEIGH STREET, AT AUCTION VIII bs sold
Gu TUESDAY, the 23f inst. Immediately after the
sale of the property 3rd. between Clay and Leigh
You'd Leigh street and the African church. There
il npon the Lot house which Ii renting at fair
rent The Lot fronts i9s feet and runs back 10 feet
TEsMs:-onethird cash: balance at 4 and months,
with isterest. and secured ny 2 'rn:i deed 49,
PosfPONEMENT.-The above sale. in CONS con:.-
quence Of the rain, il postponed TO THURSDAY,
April the lat, at "A O'Clock Gov
pRICK HOUSE AND Lot ON WEST
II SIDE Sd. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, AT AUCTION. viii be sold upon the
premises On 7 U EsDAY, the Esd instant. cominenc-
Of S h sos sna lot 2. sss
Yearly opposite the residence of Roger A. Prior.
Esq.
large and convenient together with brick kitchen.
The lot fronts about IS feet ID street. and runs
hack about 80 feet. The property Is In good repair.
and has been renting for $500 per aDDun.
TERMS N cash. the b lance at g. ~ and Is months
for negotiable notes with interest," and secured By
trust deed Taxes and insurance for 1858 to be paid
'PIsTP0N EMENT--The above sale, in conse.
quence of rain. il postponed to THURSDAY, April
"' ''' " JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON.
NH 81 Aucts.
DEGULAR STOCK SALE for tn URS-
~ DAY, April LIST, by q w. PURCELL Co.
10 00o Virginia per cent
ON City Of Richmond
I0h0 Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds
10000 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad lat mort
gage Bonds
1900 Virginia and Tenn. Railroad I'd mortgage
Bonds
10000 Virginia and Tenn. Railroad Sd mortgage
Bonds
10 shares Orange and Alexandria Railroad
IT ok
I4I shares Dabville Railroad Stock
shares Lynchburg Gas Company Stock
10000 Central Railroad Bones. mh@
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By Henry W. Quarles,
(No $50 Main street,


NOTICE LADIES AND GENTLE
1v MEMS AUCTION sALES-TIfE MOST ELN-
CANT STOCn OF JswELRY YET 0FfBkE6.-
Mr.. WV. II. tLu IT having returned TO thi. city,
will orr to the public Of the richest and most
elegant assortments Of JEWELRY which the citt-
Gems OF Richmond have had the privilege Of In
speeting These goods will be offered this mornipg.
and will be open Tor inseeciion at any time during
I he day aud evening Tor me week.
eD- Auction sales fer Ladies every morning ct II
n'cock, and for uentlemen9eyery evening at rs
O'Clock, commencing THIS9DAY. Tho public are
respectfully invited TO call.
At No $50 Main street: -
LADIES' sales att O'Clock, M.
tientIemens sales at ~ O'Clock. p NJ.
These sales win not Interfere with my morning
and evening sales, at No III Main street.
Dih q HENRY W QUARLBS, Auet-
N0TICE.-ln consequence of the press
lF Of consIgnu ents WILL for the present, sell st
auction every day rs folfows:
LADIES' safes a. 10 o'cteek ut No III Main street
and at my store, No l51 Main street, at eek, n.
Sales for gentlemen nj both storvs very night 81
~ O'Clock. HENRY QUAkLE5.
mh ~ Auct.
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rTRUsTEESSALEOF A sMALL FARM

FOUR MILES BELOW RICHMOND, NEAR
THE NEW CENTRAL ROAD The purchaser at
prior sale. being uuab'e to conply with the terms
ing date sd June, 1857. duly recorded in Henrico
County Court, on the l4sh January. 1858, in
execution thereof proceed TO sell, at Public Auc-
of April ls5S at o'clock p NJ if fair f not. the
next fair day. the FARM conveyed by said deed, To-
cate AS above and now in the Occupauy Of Mr w
H. Nuckols, containing 70 ACRES, of which about
IL acres are cleared. aud in high state Of cultva
lion, balance in wood. The buildings on the place
are sufficient for the of a small family.
The terms, which will be reasonable will be male
know the hou- Of sa'e The Taxes for lS5S to be
paid by the purchasers.
JOHN HOWARD, Trustee.
GoDDiN h APPER80N. AHct4
2. S.-shou'd the purchaser wish more land than
the above farm contains, it can be had adjoining,
on ref sonable terms
After the sale of the LAND, will be sold several
fin MICH COWS and other pt rsonal property
Terms at sale. q. 4 A. Aucts
NH H6-ftR ,
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NOTICE.--I have this day appointed
~ JACOB RICF, If the city Of Richmond my
Agent To conduct the business in Dry Goods Shoes
Boots Clothing, &c and to sell and buy exclusively
Tor cash. 8 ROSENFELS.
NH 3n-lNts
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T IoUORS.-50 quar- er casks Port, MA
IL deria and Malaga Wine: 300 bbis Bourbon,
Mountain and Philadelphia Rye whiskey. very OF, or
and superior; leo bbis TrulIs Pure Rufn; 10
virginia and Pennsylvania Apple Brandy; lui nan
quarter and eighth pipes Fine French Brandy; ~
bb's ONION Whiskey. Gin and French Brandy. Tor
sale by
NH 30 THOMAS JONES CD.
RIO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--The
i subscriber would inffm country merchants
that he Is still manufacturing Can5ies out OF the
best Refined Sugar and warrants Il equal tothat n
any other manafaetnry: also, lie has on hand the
nsnnsI yasiety OF FRUITS, EUTs, PRESERVES,
CHARS. aHd FANCY GOODS. all Of which he viii
sell on very reasonable terms wholesale and retail
- = JAMES MOORE,
NH ag-,m Opposite Sc Charles Hesel
0E HHDS. P. 4. Molasses, in store and
~ for saisby WA IAsLon'
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FINKUSTEES' SALE UF Valuable
l. HOUSE AND LOT IN TUE TOWN OF sYD-
NEY AT TIE C0RNEK OF HARVEY AND FBD-
ERAi. STREErS.-By virtue of two trust deeds
executed ~ Mr. James se,ap,e-the irst to ths un,
dcrsignod, John Bsgby, dated - june 1875 snd
Inc second To the undersi zned Wellington Goddn
dated 30th Of March, 1851, birth duly recorded 10
Henrico County Court, we shah. ia execution OF
said trust deeds proceed TO soil at auction, on the
premises on THURSDAY. 18th April. 1858, at ~
6'cIofk NJ Gf fair IL not, the next fair day. the
real state conveyed by the said deeds consisting OF
Lot Noff, in the Plan Of sydney, having trout on
fhe ees. line OF arve street Of 31 feet, and depth
on the south line of Federal street OF feet, ami
having thereon neat brick cottaGs residence. To-
,etb r with kitchen. stable smoke-honse, &C.. we'll
If inc water and a parcel 1T fruit and shade trees
The lot will I've divided to suit purchasers
TEpms tine fourth cash, balance at !. 8. and IL
mont hs for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed or title reianed
- JOHN RAGBY, T,,.,ecs
W U0DDIN,
GO Sale conducted b. GeppIN APPEHsoE Auets-
NH l5t-laY3W dtds
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pIssoLuTIoNs. 40.

7 nc H5ISIFVNF " 1T VI TT . . W Vts1Nt
80, ,ha up,ists ,guaa. Ntn has purchased his
,,, .t,es at >ptta4 Goods foR cast; ii VIII aHtFd
w. Measure IL see she friends AMI patrons OF the
~" THOMAS tHAbMEkS.
"%sw ). gorr, HSl'l,x. March Is. lSH1.
NH 5. .3S'tcSV%
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nISS0LUTI0N.- The copartncrship OF
IL MORTON. ARMSTRAD & CO, is this day dir
.ry,l is faususi consent The seaior partner vii
r,ea settle Ep the business 81 the concern viii
,,t,4 trlav ~ possible Each partner viii use III.
80. Il the coaNeTu, iu uldAt:oD alone.
"' JOSE'n r. MORTON,
JAS VI ARMSTEAD'
JOSEPH BLANTON.
edmond January lst I<SS IN 2-dksw3m
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
~ OF LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY. ABOUT
TEN MILES BELOW RICuNUND-As Commis-
sioner acting under decree of the Circuit Court Of
the city of Richmond entered in thesuit of Mctabe
and ala vs Lawrrnce's admir- aud ais, | shall on
Court House tthat being court day. sci, AT public
ancton TO the highest bidder tract of Land i'll the
county # HcnTiso. containing seventy -four acres.
more or less about ten miles below the city Of Rich
IN md upon which Mr.. William Lawrence now re-
sides adjoining the lands of Mr. Woodfn and others.
large portion of the tract is well set in prime
wood.
TERMs-0ne-fourth cash: balance upon a credi: Of
fix months for bond wi Ii good security or nego-
table note well endorsed. with interest from the
day of sale and title retained till the whole purchase
money is paid, and conveyance directed by the
Court Il NANCE, Con'r.
(;oDpIy 4 APpYRSoy Aucts. NH 25--l0t
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fI'HE undersigned will continue the Gre

/ -rvv Business - fhe obi stand Of wv, and
of.l 10 VeIi s'iertri e 'k, bo'h SutHhe toFr
sHtrhe public generally ,,.,,,x,
NIB I9-ts fphN Wins.
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GALE AT AUCTION OF VERY VAL
STREETS. OPPOSITE THE Old MARKET-Wil i'll
he sold on VI EDN EsDAY the 7th April, 1875 on the
premises commencing at u O'clock NJ, the large
and admir- ably located aud dwelling formerly
occupied by Capt Hiram W Tyler and now in the
OCCUPANCY of Mes-rs Wilson d Kosher and others -
This Is regarded As the best business stand in the
city 1t now II Ids an annual rent of about 81 100.
and is capable of producing 81 500 per annum.
TERMS -one-sixth cash; balance at 4. :, " is and
20 months for negotiable notes, nte est added, se
curad by trust deed The taxes and insurance for
1853 to be paid by the purchaser.
GODOIN q APPERSON, Aucts.
P.S-Tbe foregoing property can he purchased
priyately before the day of sale nlh %
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OUR BRAVE BOYs.

No man out of Kusas can well fealiz,
the pluck aud spirit, the eoolness, hardy
daring. aud real wisdom Of the Free State
Young Men q Kansas
They are poor: for the most part, they
depend upon THEN daily toll for their daily
bread. They came here b taIn an hone.
living 70 be ffeemen, aud 70 act IS free
men should, and they deserve aud de.
maid this opportunity only to prove
among the best Of good citizens.
How they baye been wrongsd, the op.
pressed can alone know. They have been
made 10 sutier every wav--to sweat drop,
Of blood out of their hearts. For revenge
has zone rs worst upon them; y hen alone,
or few 10 number, they have been hunted
down by ruffians like wild beasts; the
fruits Of their labor snatehed out OF their
hands; every opportunity, when opportu.
nifty meant a competence or fortune, rude
ly forced from them; insult. taunt, aud a
goading tyranny exhausted upon them.
Yet they have borne all thi,; like he
roes have they borne it; for when the hour
came in which they had power-when the
lay arrived that their oppressors stood be-
fore them, il not helpless, yet certainly at
their mercy, "the boys" rs We call them,
harmed not hair Of their heads. Noble
fOranct! A higher and more heroic exam.
pie Of generosity and seIf-sacrice, may
not be foundl
But this is not all, nor the most done
by the boys of Kansas. Who during the
war, brnved storm and tempest. heat aud
cold, hunger and thirst. aud every other
hardship, TO MAINTAIN the Free S ate cause.
Who travelled night and day to rally
friends, to carry messages. to warn settle
ments of danger, or TO help guard them
against attack. And who since the war,
have tracked the tools ofdespotism, watch
ed the polls, fereted out frauds, aud ar
rested the scoundrels who had prscticed
them. Who have been minute men, read. /.
y at any time to serve for the cause, with
out pay and without tire. The noble boys
Of Kansas. They baVe thus endured, suf.
fertd, fought, labored.
Let the roll call sound among Freemen
anywhere, and Earth cannot produce a
bolder or n braver band than "the boys of
Kansas." s."-LedpeawOrth Times.
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TERM oF ADVERTISING.
APOLITlCAL MOVEMENT.

A Washington correspondent touches
upon some Of tie prsmonitOry SYMPTOMS
Oi The nezi prssidential el,oii1a in tina ui.e.
Washington Dec %.
An agreeable ~cc'al ami p,Jhied ban
ant sss given by Francis r Bar, q, III,
fr'llencs At Silver Slsiug, on FRIDAY lat,
% tlun \ = B,nks, Pre.t1n KIM, Js,l.s
rumbal., Senator DogIitile, r p Bl.irT,
toi manS other prominent members II tie
Rspui'Ican party in Congress.
ImporiaB, p1IJiIcd msa-ures are ohsu
coDcHred AEd srryngsl t the-e ss,-
tive Meetings Il wa n ) iver Sprin, in
the winter and spring II So. th,tt tie nom.
ia4tion of Col. Fremont wss settled. Par.
lies are formIFg their plans alrerly fr
1851, which is but tWy year distant. The
preliminary movements Il tho Rrpublic4ns
ate OF most interest. becaus they nre the
party which will succeed in 1880.
Col Benton says the clssn IN lis De.
mocracy cannot possibly b. elused or
bfidge1, ani that lhs R-pab ictns can
only defsa. tnem-slge. by crls, mist.sss.
Senator D ugiaS or CIV W.iker wi,
probably be the b>rnharBe,'s or Free syiI
De HOcracy, ami President BIehanIn will
necessarily Le renominatrd by the pro-
.lsveiy party. he Latter result will be
br0ugh! about by the snoth .ryl riVslry OF
AeesTs Wise snd Hunter and the struy.
g!e fOr aScen leney bstHeen Jefferson Da.
Wis aud Robert Toombs.