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gEx. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

EYs1sG4~ The subscriber has on hand. at his Coach
Making Establishment. on, lombard Alley, between
luInblan Hotel, COACHES. CHAEI0TEkS, BA-
R0CCHFS. BUGGIES. with and without tops and
SUiKIES. all Of his own make, of tbs best materials
and workmanship all OF which will be Fod as low a.
good work OF the kind can bs in the city Of Rich
mond and respectfully ask call from those Ia
want of any article in the Carriage line, az ara de-
tarminef to make to order and ssi az the lowest
prices possible and all work sold that is new war
ranted. HICAJAH MANGuM.
fa IR-9m
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scs- To TnE VorEas OF THE TH1R

DIsrRIcr.-~Fellow Citizens respectfully offer my
self y candidate for CONSTABLE iu the above
District, and will be pleased to receive yeur votes
Tor the same the 9th OF the present molth MAY
my 3-tdes q "A HUIdINGfOE
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sss,ss-- tbs MUsfAso LIy,Nysr

SaC Tbs MUSTANG LISiMyNT
EA.% Cares R!enmdtisn
TIE Mustang Linin.nt
:. tssAaa Cures .S,lE Joints
The Aastano Imminent
K Cures Barns and Wounds
Tae n stang Liaira.nt
laTeS thfed Breasts and Sore Nipples.
80. fttrcs Neuralgia.
= Cures C5rRS and Warts
Tie MtstGba Eminent Is north
i09O.O 900 DOLLARS PER AyNUgJ
10 he united srates. the pres.ryer aud res,orer
81 vala.be iiorses and Cattle 1t cures ali sprans
Cats, Wounds, Stiff JOINS, &c,
WIZ you answer this question: Did your ever
ne ~ q Any ordinary Sore, swelling. sprau or Stiff
ness, eifnat on nsan aud beast, which ths Mnstany
Lini. ent wend not cHref Did you ever visit AN :
re oectaoie Druggist in any part Of the world-in
Eur p, Asia Or Amerlca-vho did not cay lit was
the grsaisst discovery OF the sg-7" Sold every.
whers every family should hsy- IN three sizes.
BARNES h PARK,
my20-dkciu Propriesurs New York
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REEDEN, FOX e. 90 s. =.
ID viii receive. by this days steamer, large lst
+ of silk ard Lscs Nantes and busters "a
Baregs Robes $3.50,
Double Skirt Robes

T tFIk OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE
IL Atfhe store No. 81 Main street. you can ma
Yard wide, fast color LAWNS, 5 cts and upwards
Berage DE- LANES, plain and figured, iz1a Gents
pisia ami Striped BERAGEs. all colors;
GfNIiHAMS at l21z cents, worth double the
Lawn and Jaconet RoBEs. side striped and houn-
CO .ffcm 81, &C
Black and Cold Sill KS, sfaY,ry low price a. M
Stella. SIIsWLs ana MASTILLAS, from $l.oO
and upwards. ,.
silk panASULS, from 80 cents and upwards.
Twisted silk hITTs at rs css, worth 50cents.
Irish LINENS AID Tow ELS.
Brown aud Beached CUTTuN,
And great many more Goods ASTONISHING low
oaii 'o0n Il ''N JOSEPH STRAUsE.
-, rrx No q Main street.
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al " Vows HA.n is nAa-H,,

Use Prof Woods Hair restorative
u your &sif ia Gray,----.---------- :
U4e Prof Woods Hair Restorative
a.. Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
= 60 Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
,tbyod fsva Nervous Hssfache. = = -
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative
I youl Va Dgadrud,
IN usA Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Jon I've sruptions
VSita{gcsaa Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
yod ee-'~e Glossy Hair,
-lGse Prof Woods Hair Restorative
/ youe lssre 20 preserve the Color
..H'. as. ssf Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you des ire not t. losa the Color
i you e Che ID Article, o.
-tsrs tttls. usg Prof Woods Hair Restorative
I you FRA <--atitui Lock
-.-t Woods Hair Restorative
II you TURIN xlets,
fWosd's Hair Restorative
III you 'i complexion,
- lf SO # 'zt Eff Woods Hair Restorative.
1t you a. from p,mpies
$3.50 Dso Prof Woods Hair Restorative
u you vie ~ 49, Young,
-~l }tfzsE~ .5se Prof :. D DIS Hair Restorative
u yeu want testimony over ghel,ning,
fohs Circular If Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IT you wsrr q md
The leo3t az II. Market street st Louis, Mis-
sour. aud 3iz Broadway, New York.
~ Is alSDlsoid by every popular Drug gist In
this city aud country. mii IL -d&cw3m*
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rsa Dn. Joas d. WALrHALL, ho oaa ~,
-, oi,ara bis professional services 70 ne cru
as Of Richmond and .ts vicinity s from U" ot ~
s,aence on Leigh street. two ooora H'ua s'N* fsse
ia l--I2ms
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HS~ BRAGu'S GREAT IMPROVEMENT -
TAG ARCTIC LJNlMENT ,,,,r,,,,
DEfYES ALL COMPETITION.
Thousands who hav. used it, affirm that 1t IL
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
DIR. BRAGG's OTHER LiNIMENTs,
RHEUWAl ISM, PARALYSIS.
NEURAtbalA, P PbLEs,h
s sfn JOINTS. 9!.6 SORES.
BURNS, WARTS,
SCALDS MOULDS,
TUMORS. CORNS.
for H0R essds s .Re ARcTc INaE p0'nS Ok
In curing
SCRATCHES. CALLS,
THRUSH, RINGBoNE.
,r any soret: Swelling, or Enlargement of Bone or
Price 25 .ts 50 cents and 81. for small. medium
and large 81 ID bottles.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
al3-ts Wholesale Agents.
I'VE HAVE In STORE a choice lot of
w old WHISTLES, of the following celebrated
H a!l Fapk's ola Rye wnI 81
j hu Cirey's do
Very ine Nj B" do
Noun ain do
IT, fIeping's Xxx do t
Bourpon and Old Nectar Whiskey
And several others, which We offer on accommoda-
''i Fine se grade of CATAwBA BRANDY, and gene
raj assortment Of WINES Of all grades, Brandies,
Gins, RUNS, Whistles of various brands
ALLISON, FAY d. MELLON,
ap 29-lm ia Cary street,
NOTICE. The subscriber begs, leave to
inforrnhis customers of the city OF Richmond that
he is now receiving 100 half bbl5 first quality Phils
delphia Cream Ale. and will dispose of the same Oh
the most reasonable terms. and deliver it free Of
'lN' 50 ~ my S-'' '''> ii. MCCORMACK,
fe20-ts 3aS Broad street
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= TIL nssessary suaaar az stock having been sui
afsed COR tae purp Of ESTABLISHING another bark
SaJss@ra 49, =, escallsd 'tae sqakof eaanoke'
~vAsns NJ .nfs st beins IA iato u this Bank in
operation nm adiasrir. Ant .taas in ths C nrse Of
.emesh tty dSsss sficers viii be ready to discount
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A L A MEETING Or THE CoMIIS
"A SIONERs CT THE BANK OF THE COMMON
WEALTH il was
resolved. That ten dollars upon each share of tho
lock he paid iii Bankable funds at the time oil sub
cribin2; hf zen dollars per share when tnn b ,ng
hali have been zanized and he remaining seyen-
{ this stale. or bonds guaranteed by thu state &c
ar the option of the subscribers to lie expressed
{ the time OF III liking such subscription.
JN0 4 LANCASTER, hartman
I, X GpHF =
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I CURRENCY REDEEMED We viii

CURRENCY REDEEMED!-We will
~ redeem the notes of all Solvent Bauks-not in
Bankable fun's.n but in the Precious Hesals"
ne of the most valuable of which is IRON. This
sc have cast IN PACKAGES Conveniently arranged to
'upoly the varied demands of parties as they may
equire an are fully prepared t. 'deposits in any
orton OF the city or country, at short notice. and
Street Iron aud Copper Work generally, at the Gov.
'rnar Street Stove Store
mY6 GEORGE SraKpFTT
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sss~To rBr VoTEns OF HENRl

& 10 THY FUIENs Vf IIbHHIUU CUUN
FY-f am candidate for reelection to the Office OF
COMM Ss,UNER 0F THE REVENUE R0R TIL
Low Ek DISTRICT JAAE KS III. GUM.
NH 22-tdeS
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kG- To THE VOTERS OF THE 4TH Dis
TRicr. HESRIeo CoUsrYI respectfully offer my ser.
wees 90 my feilowfitizens, candidate for the of.
nee Of HIGH C.lAsTABLE Of the 4th District and
VIII discharge the duties silly and faithfully
If IL should be your pleasure to elect me.
ap29-tdf BENJAMIN R. READ.
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,z..s-, RICHMOND AsDPEI La.

-rsszsssssr RICHMOND AsD PEI Las
-sss~BURG RAILROAD As the $50
tons OF this Company require thai all funds fasos
ea by its Agents shall BE- deposited daily il 4s Of
the tanks in the city of Richmond-Notice - 9sre
by giveu, that on snd after the first day II May
next pa yment for freight transportation, and for
passenger fare viii be required t. be made in such
funds only may from time to time bs rece iyabie
on deposit by said Banks.
y IL
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say AM q candidate for the CLER

~ AN CaHuIUat6 13F EN6 LINN
81 Of Henrioo County Court.
nh 26-zm~ .JNO p HARRISON,
sGA- To THEVoTERs OF HENRICo CoUh
Cyl respectfully announce ny self Candidate
the office OF Clerk of Henrieo County Court at til
'ection in May next. TEMPLE ElLET7
te l3-tde .....'.. "a. ...- -
~ CLERKsHfP or THE CIRCUIT C0JRf
y i1ENaIC0 AT the request of many Of my frienG
announce myself q candidate for the otice :
CLERK OF TtiE CIRCUIT COURT OF HHgRfGf
ynh 5-dtde* JOHNSON SANDS.
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ssA- SHERIgFALrY OF HENRICo.-I an
andiiate for reelection to the Office of SHERIF3
Of Henrico. JNO. A. HUTCHINSON
de Ig-dtde .-.. -.--ftl--
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
denee in my establishment, respectfully submit
that shall not change the price Of nay bottled
summer season.
he following have been. and will continue to be
my charges:
Per dozen. quarts ....s2 Oo IS cts allow ed by re-
pinfs........ l GO turn of the bottles
half piHts. 50 cents-bottlas extra
Lager Beer III nalf. quarter ana eighth barrels
1.-THE latter ones OF gallons, package exclusiyeiy
TOR the city customers) Philadelphia Ale in whole
sash.
N: B.-Store and Bar keepers, a considerable per
centage allowed. r. WILBACHER
18th ST.. between Main and Cary
Orders left with Messrs. Laidley Robinson corner
Ah and franklin; Messrs. Duyal & Norton, corner
10Th and Nam, or at my establishment. will be
promptly attended to. my4
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N4Gso1an B. 6rnsL, Dentist. OfSae
snt esse. No: zai. en- Msin. between stt And al,
srerfs kiehnaopd Va nv NV $3.50 saa W
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I@- BATHS BAras. bArHs Hot.
Cold and sbowsr Baths can he bss an. =. ~,
sours ~ Cue A,psricsn asr Cutting. Shaving and
M sssnion under the American Hotel
F'hs'e os''is = cents. orr tickets for 81 apIo
- 49,, - IasAsAu.L MEErIsa ofthe Stock.
ss kssltoaa csnpaay viii lie ned - ana "otos
yass asst i sils aa % WEDNESDAY,. the
: = A 8 Wv MAcau9Do. Treas.
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4 MOTHER SUPPLY FKOu AUCTII1N

n We shalT omen this morDing, from the York
large and beautiful assortment of rich Doubl,
Jupe. Double Flounced snd A'Quiile Bsrege Robes.
aconets and organdies by the yard, very rich Silk
Sohes, Eayadere Silks &C, &C.
AS the above Goods can be sold at great re Inc
ion from early puT hases shall reduce stock
N hand to the prices and invite all purchasers
= rich and cheap Goods to give Us call AZ No. SO
Main street.
my IA CHRISTIAN LATHRNP
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DRY oOODe.
T ARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
Is -
Foreign Dry GOODS,
g FOR oAs II oo.r

- n ~ II " ~ - !,
WITHOUT REGARD no THEIR COST =
We viii. from thi dats until the lat OF june o1sI
On entire stock of UtY GOODS, Without reyafdr y
their COST Tor CASH or credit Of months, iof
approved negotiable paper. 49,.
French uioths, Cassireres yestinEs, ana . s p1rii
assortinent OF Tailors Trimming, Laoies Das m
Eoeds III great variety, white aud checked Gam
6rics. Jaconets, Nainsook and Swiss Musins, Irish
Linens linen sheetiags. Damask Ioweiinss &C,
many OF which are Of our own Importation, -
We invite the Retailers OF the city, speciaHy "
examine eur stock. To orr country friends, we
f,a, Qratefu for the sucouragemen they have given
ma in orr efforts to Increase the sale OF Foreign pfy
floeds IN this market; and we will continue !. MI
rngia ORDERS on the usual credit Of months q. e.
duced prices. 1t is our purpose to clo,e eserJ 10
srrfnfon OF Fancy Goods at auction on the let Jnne
and we expect to open the Fall Trade With an entire
new importation. many Of our orders being already
Ia hand .o,,aa 90
W. mean no Humbug! but pledge ourselves 10
art up 10 the letter of this ad ysrtisemsnt co.
49, 4st,.+Jrpa M Pearl str ct.
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50 FOR LEASE.-The large Hotel,
EEa known as the PIEDMONT HOUSE, situated
Opposite the Court House, and in the central porren
of the business part of the towa-the large Hotel
situated at the Depot will be converted int fe-
male Institute making this the most de- hotel
in the plsce-haying a number Of boarders 20 COM
iDence with as we'll rs the large number during the
summer months from the cities. Ieass 81 i've
years will be taken. NJ hlAA1.
Culpeper q. IL May 7th 1883
my i4-d2w&cw2t
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Fsom Rsy PUILIp ANpEss9N.

VIRGINIA EMORY Il. a., NASHISGToN 70 !
- February 2ith, 1853. J
Dr. e BAKER: Dear sir-My wife has be. drei ~
fully affected with Dyspepsia, ana otherMlse, ~,
,our premium Bittars with great success ana sat-
Isl scrory conyctoe of their superior ad inest'na
be yaIe patients of tits most distressing as-
ease. would like for the sake OF our common nt
manity for you to send mea package OF these ht
teTs as am fully prepared to recouhnlena tne, con-
filIeittly from an ample experiment n thet lhctCE
la m family p lease send coon, Had obnSe enc
Who's, preludjces against 'PaseDt Med canes nave
yielded once the force OF isir and III tf,at
1tsts Your, truly. PHlLIt AGpEHc10A..ii =
Price So cents per bottle. To be had OF all the
rrincIpal Druggists in the city Of kichmond anu
Elsewhere in Virginia ais in rtn Carolina aId
81 HAaLss sr, TT n Co. Washingt n, D G.; = II,
srABLgR Co, baltimore. orders allied by address,
ing Il. bAnEh, ftuRtIeTh;
my Is hchmonu, va
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Northern Markets.

NEW Yo2K, Nav 2L-f1ur i-siin d cents on
state, Otiin an southern uBsha gel Wheat firm:
We<tsrn ted :. 06 Ulru firn but uomlpal: whit
75tE73x cents. yellow rs cents. Stocks duil and
low r p t- ..--
Wheat un haag ID Corn active; White 62426i cts;
yea ~ o1f;. % cents.
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sHEnIFF.
SHEnlFE. -
sS5e To MY FELLoW-E IrIZEN OF TIL

10, My Of aEvR CO Il avn a candidate for the SH
N'FAhTf Of the County Of Henrice, and rpspeei
fnlg solicit yeur sufiages at the ensuing eiectie
"a May next sHt s.-.--.
an2l--dtu& .. s. NIGH DAVIS
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r ARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods

THOS. II. PRICE e. CO,
By arrivals within the past few days and by vessels
daily expected making large additions TO their
extensive assortment OF 1900
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
II ia unnecessary to attempt an enumeration OF
their leading les will the limits of an adyer
tisemeut admit OF il: suffice it to say that every
department Of imported and domestic fabrics, their
stock is at all times kept full and complete.
In extent, selection. variety. and price they feel
willing and able to stand any test which the most
discriminating buyer, either at Wholesale or retail,
may subject them to. In elegant
DRESS GOODS, .
MOURNING GOODS,
ESBR0lDERIES,
E1
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QROGUE MAKERS FOR HIRE.-F.ve
- good Brogue makers may be hired for the bsl.
ance OF the year. if application be made to MAU-
RICE, ISL Main street, Richmond. will hire Their,
out together or separately. For go>d homes the
terms will be moderate.
Is G. g MAIjPTCE
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NEW GOUDS.-A. K. PARKER 90.
~ are now receiving their spring supply OF For
eon and Domestic Dry Goods, comprising every va
rety of the newest and most desirable styles OF Ia
dies aud gentemeu's wear. Also every variety OF
Fionrced Bsrage Robes an Robes Aquille
BLACK and Colore, Flounced silks ana hooes
Aquie
Daliia Muslin Robes
Black Broche Robes
Bayaiere and Fancy silks
Berage DE LANES, Plain and Figured MOUSSE
lines
Plain Cold and Black Berages
Plain cold and Black Ohallies
Brown, White and .ancy Hall Hose
Ladies' and Childrens Hosiery
Irish Linens Linen sh"etings; Table Damask ia,
mask Napkins Plain and Colored and Bodrered
Towels. Brown ard Bleached Sheetlngs and Shirt
~ kc NH %
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nv Il CHRISTIAN LATHRoP.

DEFRlGERATOR. IL have for sale pri-
IL vatelys one very superior Refrigerator, large
size, sur liable for public House or large family,
which will sell great bargain in, i: early appli-
cation is made to me at my store.
nv Is ALEX MOTT Arct
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rTIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

NOTICE.-The subscriber would re
~ specially inform his friends and the public
generally that he is prepared to execute ali orders
for PAINTING. GLAZING. &c. promptly, and on "a
good terms as others. always using the best mate
rails.
To his old friends, he would return his sincere
thanks. tor their patronage, some OF whom have
been, from his beginning business eleven years
diligence to inertia liberal share Of public patron
age. fe 22--ts 8 Y f,AND}sIfM
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RRfDGFORD q co.
- Have In store and for salem lots 10 suit pur.
chasers, JAMES river Hydraulic CEMENT Rnsunade
CEMENT. hqckland LIME, Caleinsd PLASTER.
.ronnd PLASTER. PlNstering HAIR Sawed
TATlis, Northern HAY, Lump PLASTER, No /
and HEkklNue, ALEWItEs. MACK EREI'
Prima huFTkR and Mercer P0TAT0EH,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-11
SPEECH OF HON. A. G. JENKINS,

SPEECH OF HON. A. G. JENKINS,
Of Virginia, on tie admission of Minneso-
ia into tie Union, in reply to Hon. John
Sherman, Of Ohio.
Mr.. SHERMAN, Of Ohio, having cons
cluded his speech against the admission
of Minnesota
Mr.. JENNINS rose, in reply, and said:
Mr.. Speaker: II was not my intention
to address the House on this subject; and
| should not have taken the floor for that
purpose now, ifit had not been for the
remarkable course of argument pursued
by the gentleman from Ohio, who has
just resumed his scat. l have taken
hurried notes Of what he said, and will
reply to his positions in the order in
which he presented them.
The honorable gentleman set out with
the remark that it might occasion sur
prise in the minds Of some when they
should discover him opposing the admis>
sian of free State into the Union. A
moments reflection will satisfy gentle>
men that those who will come in here as
Representatives upon this floor. if Mime
sofa be admitted into the Union. will in
their political opinions be radically oppo.
site to the gentleman from Ohio. In this
l find a satisfactory solution of the remar.
kable anomaly of the gentleman being
opposed to the admission of free State.
AS Democracy and so.called Republican
ism are antagonistic throughout, so it re.
quircs no intellectual finessing to cons
prehend why the Republican gentleman
from Ohio should oppose the admission
into the Union of Democratic Minnesota.
The first proposition which the gentle
man lays down, and in which he suppo-
ses that he finds an argument against the
admission of Minnesota, is, that the
wrong number of delegates were elected
to her constitutional convention. I will
read the law on that point. The third
section of the Minnesota enabling act is
as follows:
"SEo. 5. And.6s it further enraeted,
That on the first Monday in June next,
the legal voters in each representative
district then existing within the limits OF
the proposed State, are hereby authori-
zed to elect two delegates for each repre-
sentative to which said district may be
entitled according to the apportionment
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VOL. VII.---NO. 20.
TERMS.

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Clarksburg, Va, every Friday morning, at
S2 90 per annum, in advance, or at the expiration
of six months from the time of subscribing; after
which g, so will invariably be charged.
No subscription will be received for less Pc
ricd than six months.
No paper will be discontinued except at the op-
ton of the proprietors, until all 9rre3rages are
paid up-and those who do not oder their paper
to be discontinued at the end of their term Of
subscl iption, will be considered as desiring to
have ii continued.
Advertisements will be inserted at $1.O0 per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
tions, AMI twenty five cents for each subsequent
insertion.
a liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made tc tEoso who advertise by the year.
No advcI tiScmcut counted less than square.
The I'M 'cr of insertions must be specified, or
the advertisement will DC continued and charged
Uccordir gly.
Announce ucnts ofcaudidatcs for Office $2,0n.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All c,lmml uicutions, to insure attention mus
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paid.
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WHOLE no. 34l.

to some railroad companies: but is that
any business of ours With what pro-
priety can an argument of this sort be
brought forward in this way Ii they
choose to loan Eve million. or ten million
dollars. it is their own money. and not
the money of the State OF Ohio. or of the
State OF Virginia. Sir. tits idle and vain
to use such pretexts as these to cover up
q move upon Che political chess. board. -
twill strike every man OF sense Us being
absurd and ridiculous IN the extreme, 70
stand up here and talk about opposing
the admission Of Minnesota into the un-
ion because an amendment to her consti.
tuition authorizes the government to loan
money to railroad companies.
Mr., Speaker. as Isaid when first rose,
1 had not the slightest idea of addressing
the House upon this question. The re-
marks which | have made have been
strictly in answer to the arguments
brought forward by the honorable mem
Der from Ohio, Mr.. Sherman. aud I
have made them only because thought
those arguments were Of such an extra
ordinary nature that they should not be
passed by unnotieed upon this floor.
have only to say. in conclusion, with
out stopping to canvass the merits Of the
various amendments offered to this bill,
that am in favor OF the admission of
Minnesota into this Union. believe
that no reasonable argument can be
brought forward against that admission.
No hue and cry can be raised against her
on account Of irregularity or turbulence
in her proceedings. She comes here with
constitution formed by legally elected
convention, fairly and legitimately elect
ed by the people, and with the voice OF
the people potential in its favor. The
cry cannot be that there have been blood
and fraud and murder in the tsrritoy. and
that the true will of the people has been
suppressed. Minnesota comes here with
no stain Of blood upon her garments; she
comes attended by the handmaids ofpeace
and plenty. trust, sir. that this House
will pass, by large majority. an act adj
mitting her as State into this Union
I trust that that majority will be so large
that it will stihe the expressions that
have gone forth from some gentlemen
upon this floor Of the Republican party.
who have sought to insult aud degrade
the people Of Minnesota by charging
frauds upon them in their recent election.
l trust that the act of admitting her will
be consummated at once. thereby bring
ing another star within our political sys.
tenn. the grandeur of whose structure. the
beauty Of whose proportions. and the hars
mony Of whose movements. will the adj
miration Of succeeding ages.