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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25
LEWIS LYMAN,
DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
IMPROVEMENT AND PREsERyA-

IMPROVEMENT AND PRESERVA-
TON OF THE acknowledgements ad.
lnsted to defective sight upon unerring scientific
principles, by E MAhkENS, Optician, on Cover
Horstreet. Take particular notice of the number.
The subscriber, who is well kn.wn to the citizens
OF Virginia. as skilful opiican informs the public
that he has on hand the handsomest and best
uens OF spectacles and Eyeglasses in the country
and that he will be happy faithfully TO attend all
who wish their eye-sight properly treated by ac-
curate and superior ground glasses. His art ena-
bles htEa. upon the shortest examination, TO suit
almost every defect, whether 1t be derived from
Mior,a. (near sight) Pres5yta (aged or far sightJ
AnbIyopia, (pret bytic or myope,) Cataract. etc -
The existing prejudice against spectacles should be
entirety discarded by young persons suffering from
defective visions this prevailing prejudice Is owing
entirely to the erroneous notion that SpectacLes
should be suited 10 different ages.
II you wish TO preserve your SIGHT during lite.
with ease to read vrie sew, without the least
strain TO yeur eyes, call on
MARgENs, 0ptician
&C q On Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25

toEANH u . . Il. --~HAVIHb PUfO11s
Ez5R the eutirs ntereat Of Biutord and Pow
$hatan Wissiger, ia the firm Of biniord.
Dckinscyl Il Wiesiger shall continue the business
in ali its branches at the old stand in the name OF
nuBEKT l. DICKINSON.
upon Tho old firm. hope by strict and prompt az,
teptioa to business and keeping q Well selected
stock 10 Enerit = continuance OF the same:
GEORGE w DUESBEnRY, WHO has been with
tho old fra for three years, remains with me,
where as usual he will be glad to serve his tienos
4 hn ye also procured The services OF 5oSEPH
sTRGAL 80 we'll known, who respectfully soilcits
a call ft0ia his friends
Ksf- All orders strictly and promptly attended to.
ROBEaT DiCkINSOS. Halter,
do No 70 main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25

WITh the arrival OF new brewed Beer,
w beg leave 70 submit to my customers. and
the public generally, tine following standard OF
prices Tor III, oottled Lager Beer, Porter, Ale. &C.
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen ST. 7al 25 cts a doz allowed on
Pints per dozen, sI.0o ! Teturn OF bottles.
Half piEts per doz Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar Keepers per cantase allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer in whole, half
Quarter and eighth bbls: Cream Ale in whole, half
sui quarter bbs; and for sale at the lowest market
pTice.
orders left with Messrs Duysl & Norton, corner
lOth and Main streets; LaiGley Il Robinson cor ith
and Franklin sts, or at ny store, will he promply
attended to. WILBACHE}s, 18th st.,
no Between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25

WEARING & PEARCE offer tor sale
w Cooper's Sheet and shred Ism glass. (the lat
ter put up in oZ packages suitable for families,
Coz s l. udon Gelatipe. French hita and Pink tel
aine: also afail assortment of Fiasorinz Extracts
aud pure Fruit Concentrated dces. superior to any
Other t9ycring. Our Spices are warranted pure, be
ing ground by steam power on our own prem,ses.
and consequently free from the trash usually mixed
with Spices GROUND at the North
WAXING & PEARCE. Druggist.
de % lu7 RToa at, abGy- oh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25

Es DESIR LIE RESIDENCE UN
Eka MAIN STREET FOR RENT.-The upper part
OF the tenemepts known as the Augusta
House." containing nine fine rooKs, besides three in
the basement. large sitchen. &c, is f rent. Pos
session given on the Ist of January, 1859
The house will De rented either with CT without l
the bas mens. may hs desired. To "A good tenant
the terms will be accommodating. For further in
formation, apply at my office.
GEO STEEL, Dentist
No 23 Main, LetTsen sth and 9th sta.
de Sim RichCaond Va.
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D. y. R6lp9rokb. n. 7iG3Lsf PAIN
FRANKLIN yAf1HETs.
DRIDaFORD & Gu, General Coranais-
kS sion and Forwarding Merchants. on tbs Dock
Richmond vs..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25

IT IOtt ktAFts I -. = PPVA part VI Itott5O
81 on Main street, over T. NJ Morgan CORNER
a; owe tst tsarsety 1t has been occupied for
raj years as Boarding-house. and is an excellent
location for that purpose For terms a apply al
the store. or to GEO THOMAS,
lie 2l-6t - Pearl 81.
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~ NEW COMMISsiON hUUSE.---
"A The undersigned having taken the store
AxH, No lie MAN street, opposite the Dispatch
6Ax4&R office, for the purpose OF carrying GA tho
Watch and Jewelry Commission Business all per-
soma having Watches. Clocks, Jexeiry, Silver or
Plated Ware and Fancy Goods. wishing to dispose
OF them. will do 30 by sending them at ll6 Maio st
The business will he carried on a retail system
II E-Watches aud Jewelry carefully repaired By
exp rienced woTkmen Doa't forget to cali as iIo
Main street. do ii-im y w PYLE,
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r. rssszxg,sgx1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

Ry- SPECIAL IOTICE.-Express packages ior
Norkk, Petersburg Richmond and all psscesia VIZ
yina and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, viii herssisHx
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
On these ships.
slHce Of the New York and Virginia Sfeamshfp
Company LUDLAM PLEAsANTs. Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-25

WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c.
= WE ARE ALL WATCHMAKERY.
~, Tbs Governor he il Watch maker.
- The bost finished one OF aBg,
And one Guard 10 not enough
30 OF them he has msny.
Til. Mayo he IL Case naaker.
Bad Cnses to refine;
And IL they are not pleased with him.
It's hard 10 beat his time.
The WatchmeD they are WsschmAkcas
And often in while,
They get good kepeater
And very damaged Dial
The Auctioneer' ga Matchmaker
lie takes Watches into pawn,
And keeps them for certain time.
Untii-9ong g6iog, gone.
BARTHOLOMEW he's a Matchmaker
His nam" all people tell
On tae corner + Eleventh street.
Opposite IN the Hotel
EARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker
no 10 OppO@its the AmerJfao
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13
fiRp6rtait R abroad Decision

Since the railway companies have fall, n
into default on their floating debts, impor.
tant decisions have been made as TO wha,
property is covered by mortgages, Ghd whit
property is subject to sale on execution
We find in the GAINESVILLE Gazette, OF the
26,h ult., che 6f this class of decisions,
which we give belUw:
"Reuben Russell, having obtained q
judgment again.t the Central Ohio Railroad d
Company before Esquire Grumlnond, o
Union township, and issued an execution
which was returned emo goods" instituted
proceedings in aid Of execution" in the
Probate Court, under the 459th section o.
the Code, TO reach moneysin the hands OF
the agents Of the company, which had &C.
rrUcd from freight and passengers.
"The plaintiff having proved these facts,
the defendant proved the execution and rec.
rord Of four tnortgagcs, three to Geo. s.
Coe end one TO Richard StiI!well, convey.
ing "aiItte then and future TO be acquired
IthpetiS" of the railropd, together with the
franchises, riehte, privileges, tools and in.
tome Of the roud, to secure certain bonds,
the issuing and sale uf which were also
ptufed:
"1he defendant also showed clause in
it's charter, permitting and authorizing q
q mortgage OF its incornc, and proved that
the earnings OF the road wcte Insult cient ia
pay the running expenses and the interest
6f The bonds.
"Upon this Judge Mason held ,hot The
charter Of The cothpahy having pointed ou,
ahd the mortgages carried into effect, a law
thl and proper disposition Of the income o.
the road, ond having designated chaHhe
Into which that income should flow, n woulC
beinequitable to change that dispositi6in, Of
divert It from that channel, that the plain
tif In this proceeding. having nU lien upor
the income or earnings Of ihs road, had nc
fight to appropriate it Before the current ex
Penses and interest OF the bonds are Plfd
they having q lien thereon"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13

HASEMAKN REeokvERTED TO CoMMoN
SErsE:=-As q meeting of "spiritualisls." an
invalid was brought forward dreadfUlIy Of.
fieted with uiceross scfoidla that al the
doctors had failed 10 cure. Il was proposed
10 appeal to the spirit land fo6ff adjice, and q
Homeopathic phyeician present fhterrog6ted
the departed spirit OF Hancfhsnti al TO wha,
remedy should be taken. Loud shd dtstinc,
rsps, audible to the whole audience, told Of
A-y-e-r--s C-G-t-h-G-r-t-i-e PSi-I-l-E
--Homer (E. Y.) Wing.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13

Owing to the gres, length Of the Premium
List, number of Advertisements are crowd.
ed out this week.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13

NrThs pigeon.roost in Decatur cotnty, /,
Indsna, extends over distance of twenty.
eight milesS ii ID about fourteen miles wide.
Ths birds have not nested At this Eoosting fcf
tAir,y years until this spring. Over this
Sass sxasnt Of country every tTes has from
tsn,to fiteen nests, and every nest at least
one bid. The young sre now hardly abls
n ~, snd NE shooting L mere slaughter
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APRIL APPOINTMENTS,
So ~. ~ DIR. III. TUBBS.

VIII be IN attendance as fOIiOws:. '..,,ts
Z RAVENNA, PreDtiss House, Friday, June 4
Akron, Empire Houset I 1heraday, June 3.
Warren, National House, Wednesday, June o.
Cleveland, American House, May u and Is.
Lungs. Heart, Liver, stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism, 81 vous-
ness, Debility Dyspepsia Female Diseases, Agus and
GERS, ulcers and all other varieties OF long standing
complaints, both external and Internal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire
ly, many Of whom had exhausted every other re.
source within reach. In are miasrGl or eta.
sr poissns employed, does 10 make sick to nsakI
can be taken with safety by The most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
nave under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given up all hope, the indisputabis
evidence OF which can always be furnished. IVA.
ds how ever reduced or daspairing, are Invited So
eal,an may BE assured that no encouragement viii
be given or expense incurred, withou. correspond.
ing prospect Of recovery. - So.
DR: IuBns, sIR;-Hopilg \ may encourage some
give below tbs, facts in my own case. Yeu rst pre.
scnIed for me in Sept. 1885. I had been suffering
four years from complication OF diseased and ampu-
rtes Of the Mood. The last three years (excepiinR
few weeks had been fept prisoner, and at thae
nme was too feeble TO set UP in chair long enough
10 have my bed arranged, nor could stand upright
upon my feet. My suneriBgs were very great. De-
bity and arrangement seemed to prevade the entire
system. All that kind friends and sn attentive ply
Hcl9n c0uu 20 was zone Tor had also used dieHs
ent kinds Of patent acted as pallia-
nyes, but failed 70 accomplish 'the desired object.
FROM the ting i commenced your treatment, there
was gradual Improvement, Al the end OF q ssr
weeks was able to cit up an hour at q time, and In
III months rode ten miles in one day: From that
VINE improvement was more rapid-have since been
able 10 journey west, and am now enjoying good
degree Of health. feel that TO your treatment an
den'ths blessing Of God, am indebed for life aud
comfortable health. =
Yours with much respect,
'''-'. MRS. NJ. X. BEMiSS.
. Willow Grove, Iowa, May 1857.
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CLASS 10.
CLASS 10.

,,, S, Ehssp out iefSs County. -, !,
Bs'.,is Of each kind a rAsSOi%a.
=, AxAsDlNd OoHnir-sE-G. n. x. PriAdls, Carlton
GooAale and Alvan smith.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13

n. BAH articles whIch bare hsfstafors drawn
Premiums, or have not beeh made or completed by
the family exhibiting shem within the previous !sSf;
will be excluded. ....
The Society will not be respo fSr damage
done 10 articles In this class. :,
AWARDING CoNxlTTsE--J. A. Morgan, Mrs. AbfGn
M!E'e, ME:. Helen l.; Bo.srse.' Ats*x4., E:Ap!E;ra
and Miss 4. Lawrence.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13

ETMr. Green. the celebrated sub marine
diver, 10 about to make explorations of the
nuiherous sbnken steamboat wrecks in Lake
Erie with the view Of recovering machinery
and other property.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13

4 XES! AXES!!-Of B lodgett's, Whites,
Ia and Eagles manufacture--cheap and warranted
at Dec. 2i r. A. CURTIS & cos.
saws! SAWS!!--Of every description,
- including wannals, Muley, Mil and Circular
Saws, from to 30 inches IN diameter, at
December ~, 1857 r. A. CUNTS a co.,.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13
PORTAGE SENTINEL
LOCAL AND PERsO NAL.

All persons IHueDIeu 70
the Portage Sentinel Office, for
subscription, advertising, or job
work, prior to January l, 1858,
are requested to make Immediate
payment, as it is necessary that
the books of the late firm Of Hart
& SomerviIle should be balanced
without delay-and they mast.
~No atill forbid" adver-
tisements will be inserted in this
paper.
No transient advertisements
will be inserted unless paid for
in advance.
TIE County IHFrRMARr.-0n Friday Of
last week, Messrs. BLooMER and BhIGHAM,
Of this village, contracted with the County
Commissioners for the erection of on addi-
tioDal Infrmary building. The building will
be OF brick, and, we understand, is intended
for the women and children alta ched to the
InfrmsFy. BY the terms Of the contract,
the contractors are to have the building en-
ished by the 2Sth Of November next, and
receive S4,sss for the same.
RoBIKsoN, king & Co.'S BANKING House.
-on Saturday last, q change was made in
the management of the Banking House Of
RoBIEsoN, KlNG & Co., by which WILLIAM
WARD retired from the firm and DANIEL X.
WHEELER succeeded him. 1t gives US ples-
cure to say, in this connection, that the
accommodating spirit manifested by the
gentlemen connected with the House, du-
ring the financial crisis, has won for them
the confidence and esteem of our business
community, which we doubt not the firm, al
how constituted, will continue to retain.
DEATH 10 NOT P4iNFuL.--The placid feel.
ings which accumpany natural death are
Known Rom the evidence OF multitudes, who
have testified to their ease with their lates,
bret th. The very peasdrabie feelings
which accompany dfowhing sha hohgiug
have been recorded by Numbers who have re-.
covered after consciousness had ceased -
Death from cold we wotild suppose to be one
Of tho worst iorms in which Tho king VI ter.
rors could uPProachi BIZ, instead ofthe frosty
hortots we picture, the victim. finds himsel
rocked, OF lsst, into soothing slumbcr:--
Il had treated" says Or. Kane, in tile Ar.
tic Explorations, "the sleePPy cSomjort of freez.
ing as something like the bellishment OF
yoFhsnce. had evidence, now, to the con.
irary. Two Of cur stoutest men came to M,
begging permission to sleep; "they were no,
rold; the wind did not enter them now; q
little sleep was all they wanted" From this
slssp, il they had been allowed to indulge in
II, they would never have walked. The pain
~Gs not in the dying 6at in The .6ort to auoid
ii; the descent to the grave was easy and
graceful; all the resolution was required to
keep the steep and ioiIsome roud which led
bats to life:
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RAvENkA MARKET-MAr "a.

MARRIED.
In Freedom. on the 10Th inst, BY s. f.
d. KnsslaEd Esd Il, JAMES A. CUrHBkRr,
and AMkLIA L. WHTTEkY, all Of Freedom.
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Portage Co. AsrIeuIlarai society

A, meeting 81 the Board Of 0ovsretnsnt Of the
Portage Comfy Agricultural Society, hsId April 9Th,
IsSe, The following TOwnihip connit,seS Esrs ap-
pointed for the ensuing rear. me- du,iss Of me
committees are "a Awaksb an interest in agricultural
matters In the |srlsSa townships, solicit members,
and gOs ont 10 large number ~ possible 10 our
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13
Silks, silks SILKS.

Best Black Or" dc Rhine Silks we are selling at q
discount Of ttSentg.fUs eeHts per yard below last
years prices. Piaid'and Fancy silks are cheap
silk Shaws, Mantlllae, Silk Tissues, BGrages, Ge.,
&C.. We are selling at greatly reduced prices. Para.
soils are beautiful and che up. :
"a sal Tev n0 -
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-05-13
Facts and Figures.

THE. IDENTICAL PLACE to SAVE
I:.fogR MONEY, TO buy your Goods, - sell your
Butter, is at The 80. - =,
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Notice in Partition,
BENEZER DRONRERGER


IL Drsnberger, John Dronberger, Lewis Drou.
berger, Hester Mary Isabel Dronbergcr, Martha A.
tso that peOn % Vas eI sssnst tSem @ aae oe tho tho
second dayof March, 1859, ,,in tRe Court Of Common
Pleas Of Portage county, Ohio, By Tho mas DronbeV-
ger. and Is now pending, wherein the sstd. Thomas
Dronberger demands that partition be r'of, and
the dover Of Mary Ann Dronberger be assigned In
the following Real Estate: Being one hu ndred md
twelve and twenty x hundredths acres in the 40 nth
part Of lot No. II, In the township of Rootstown.
county OF Portage and state Of Ohio, and bounded
and described az follows: Beginning at the south
west corner Of lot No. III thence north Is minut
west IL chains and s9A links 10 the southwest corner
Of Elias DronbergcFS land; thence north SO degrees
and 80 minutes sa So chains and 81 links 10 the east
line of said south 30 minutes east chains
thence north 80 degrees and i9 minutes west sc
chains and % links to the place OF beginning. And
that at the next term OF said court application wilba
made by the said Thomas Dronberger for an crdsq
that partition be made Of said premises. :.
~ THOMAS DROEBBRGER.f
- Strawder Hart, Attorneys for Petitioner.
March 4, lS6H-6W
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Class Is
=
Pfctnres.

Best show Of Dague yreotypes, Amhr ot,pes
Photograph, OIL Paintings, Drawings,
LltAographs, Maps, Agrieultura! Boeks, p.
fehmanshtp, &s., for each - Wploma
ANtHiIkO Go NIT rG b lab Bsldwts. Vm
boeewiok, Johh, ,heA A1chGtnp, Mrs. Frank STOW. Mia
Hattie Z. Folgef, Win. Clark, Cu,Ahoga Falls.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-05-08
BYsRoB'T. A. THOMPSON.
SElE0 TED W 0IE rRY.
Words.

B.
Words ure lighter than the cloud foam I"
OF the restless occhn spray;
salncr than the trembling shadow 81
That the next hour steals awog ;, e
by.the fad of sn,nmer rain-drops,
isthe air as deeply stirred; .
" And the efose-leaf that we treatl on
Win oatlive n word. -
Yet on the dull silence breaking
y, :, WITH q lightning 0asli,- word,
Bearing endless desolation
, On its blighting wings / heard.
Earth can forge 40 keener weapon,
Dealing sucr. death and pain,
And the cruel echo answered
Through long years again.
have known ono word hang star like
Oera dreary waste Of years,
And IL only shone the brighter. -
Eookcdsat through a mist of tears, 4
Mhuc weary wanderer gathered =
Hope andbeart on life's dark way,
ny dls taithfal promise shining
Clearer day by day, ~
Rbavo known d spirit calmer 70.
- Than the calmest lake, md clear
sAs s the heavens that ea2ed upon it, -
- with no wave ofhope OF fear;
145at'R storm had swept ncross IT, -.
:. Aud its deepest depths'were stirred, y
Never, mover more to slumbcr - 81
Only by word. ta.sA &
have known word moro gentles II
Vlan'thp breathof summer air, =.
Ina listening hcart7it nestled, - 93,.- =.
Andit lived forever theYe.s >:4s1s
Notthe beating of Its prison. .Ts
stirred 1t eyer, night or days:s~ {,
oniy with thcfheattsi last throbbing
Couidit fade awpy. e
Words arc mighty words arc living :, q.
serpents with tlIoir vcnomous stings, ..
. '>or Drlght'angcls crowdipg round us
- NTH heavens light upon their Wings
Every word has its own spbit - /.
Irte orflllse, tllatnever dies; -,
Every @ord mans lips have uttered
Echoes in Gods skies
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IMPROVING,
u 7NHEEFf VF1H5' -
The New York Herald has tho following


The New York Herald has tho following
paragraphs;
1t is very evident from numerous indica-
tons which meet the eye, that a very deci-
ded dccline.in the anti.slavery sentiment is
taking place throughout the Northern
States. The /" National Era" an anti
slavery journal published at the federal
capital, not long since confessed that its
circulation had fallen off one half of late
IT Is we'll Known at our post Office that the
anti-slayery organ of our country parts. the
3 Weekly Tribune" has lost quite as. LARGE
q share OF its subscription list. This is also
manifest from the piteous appeal which it
makes to It's friendsto come to it's aid and
advertise in its columns at half price. No
Journal doing agood business, or with an
increasing circulationy would show evidence
OF such weakness. in the knees as this.
The late elections tell the same story in
the extraordinary diminution of the anti
slavery vote. The truth is, that the people
of the free States, the agricultural, COM
merciql, and manufacturing classes, have
grown tired of the anti-slayery humbug,
and want to hear no more. of it. The late
revulsiou first diverted their thoughts from
the subject. And nov the religious reyi.
walls, which have no anti-slavery nonsense
about them, are another evidence of the
dlsfavor into which the nigger feeling has
fallen among those pious. and godly classes
who have been heretofore it's warmest
friends. In two or three years it is not,
unlikely that anti-slavery journalism in the
North will have expired of inanition.
These arc favorable symptoms it is true
but if the Herol1 would turn to the FEEDER.
al Capitol just now, it would find more,di.
rect andtapgible proof. that the anti-slavery
sentiment is not declinipgs Constituencies
can generally convey to- their, Representa-
ttves their desire in relation t6thel course
they should pursue on all public qdestions
OF Importance, sapd if such q reSitlsion of
sentiment as that mentioned had actually
taken place, we think that it, would soon
make itself manifestin Congress. The de-
cline OF. a few thousands IN the circulation
'ot one or two ospapers is no Index of a radio
al change in public sentiment ~ ,Soetherp
GUARDIAN. ~, 9s -,