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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18

THAT New HOSE CARRIAeE.-A new and Gle
giant hose carriage has been purchased by the
Protection Co. No. 2, John Savoy, foreman, which,
from all accounts, is something worth looking at.
One who has seen it (it has not yet arrived) de-
scribes 1t as as follows:
The carriage is built on an entire rev plan
designed by Philadelphi fireman. Several copies
have been taken from it aud il is much admired
In place of the usual front locker is carved
PEDESTAL surmounted by statue representing
Night and Morning. The side arches are also
carved in scroll leaf work 1t is handsomely and
expensively painted In earmine and gold The run.
ming gears are about four shadesighter also orna.
mented with gold The bolster in the fore axle is
dispensed with and the spring work on slides
bringing the weight oftho body, instead Of in the
center OF the axle, near the wheels in the same
relative position as ou the hind axle. The arrange
ment works finely and is lighter in appearance t.. j
the old plan The carriage was recently built for
aud under the supervision Of the Southwark Hose
Company, of Philadelphia, That Company having
concluded to use a steam fire engine they W i'll re
quire larger carriage and 80 sell this. Protection
Company get it at bargain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18
Builders & Arrbitrrts.
Alaabinists Mf.
Deutistru.
DENTS TFtY
AT 2lI SUPERIOR ST.

TF YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
IL read tho following lines II your teoth are bad read
hem with great II you have toeth at all lisp
fact htis daily exhibited IN the streets, IN the social
cirrle and in the paror by che hubest peasant and the
proudest autocra that hundreds Of persons lose good
sets Of teeth for the Of the timely aid OF good and
sfu dentist poor aud inferior operation IS IN many
cases worse all II your teeth are good have
them examined by good deris aud keep them in order
If or no time should be lost but have them repa rcd the
sooner tho escape that winch Burns Is the
he'll OF an diseases Allregulares Of the teeth should
beattended to IL chidhO ID ana youth .
All sons desirous fine dental operations uyit-
ed to al at my room where particular attention IS gwen
to the preser yaou Of the ural teeth, where the
VULCANlZED CORALITE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18
REv. E r. FAIRcHlLD, D. D, Cor. Sec, A.

REv + r. FAlRCHlLD, y, D. Cor Sec, Amer. an
For. Christian Union, N. Y CITY
Mrs. A. Aliens Words Hair Restorer and z glo-
balsamum have been used my family with beneficial
Effects and take pleasure 10 ing them such
as have occasion to such preparations"
REv A WEBSTER, I'd "oAristiaa Era" Boston, Maa.
Having used numerous specifics little parpose, H.
eardcd all bel ewing them 10 be SO Iroeard-
Ell your WuEldS Hair Rsstofer and Zylobalaamum, yet
personal friends prevaiiea on TO use H. have done
% mQaihg past with good ect and entire sat
isfaouou. r aathot neither bad or gray my hair was
dry ami brtle hut has regained the sonness OF my ear
her years" -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18
REV S, b. AloRLEY,
fleboro 1faes

RKv. DANIEL T, WOOD, Afdiletosn. Orange Co., ~ y.
My hair has greatlS thiokeneo upon head put
very lively healthy appearance The Is true
nv daughter; HER HAIR HAD BECOME THIN, AND
CAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST Rare; HER
HAIR HAS HANDSOMELY THICEENED UP, AND
ALSO HAS A HEALTHY APPEARANCE, We arc
thankful you aud feel shat have full value Of our
moneV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18

PRHsrDErT J. r. EATON, Ii. d, Union Uaissrsdy,
Murffcesboro, Tennesee
MADAM wooid state thl,i some time last spring
found MY HAln FALLiNo OFF. concluded TO purchase
bottle Of Mrs A. Aliens Worlds Hair Hestoror," hc.
and gite tatfial commenced using Il but very inc
gulariy, but not thgtandins this iussulary found
that I've influence was distinctly vsbis THE FALLING or
oF HAN cEAsED, and locks which before quite
ohEY, WE'RE ohANasp TO BLACK; do not consider that
have given 4, fair trial, fiom vkai Of
is effects my case, have reason bee,e that Il
is capat le Of accomplishing what it proposes TO do viz
TO PREVENT THE nAfR PROM FALLING OFT, and TO RE-
STORE GRAY LOCKS TO THEIR onIoINAL COLOR"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18
Mas y, VI CLARK viooi REv. D. ". CLARK, r

VIZ D W ILAIlh VI Q Of HEV. d, W IIANhi Edl-
IT tors " Lodiss' hepoaiorg," Cinoinaati Ohio.
Il have bson usiug Ms. s. A. Allou's Zolobalsamum
with much satisfaction in dressing my and children
hair AhortYins various aitioes manufactured tor the
har feel no hosaiion in recommending ~ o
besi have ever use gives the hair soft, glossy
poarahce, aud retainsit in position cesiroi."
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REv. JOHN s. Ro3IE, Editor "cAristian AdvO;1f,,
BR6aio, NJ y
"Yopr Hair Restoror and zy'obalsnmum is The best
have known It has restored my hair 10 its natura
color )" &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18

nv IT. ' DEHEN, Ed 1tlHlde % H0Iils5f " B0fi0nl
Mrs S. A. Aliens Words Hair Restorer, found umong
our other Advertisements we from actual expert
mout Th't it promotes the growth Of the ir where
badness had commenced, wo have the evidence
our own eyes. We eau testify to its effects"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18

rrWo Aak tha y ihsse tal % o9lglHeti %Ho,liFg % s, G
49, q tal 5sil Sola ffin dealers ~ % sfH GfWetcs QA
e1k wv shS noFe prfis has en heso ai0ap' INSIST
." 6ess STo ths only preparations exported ia any guam
NY 70 EesopN IN hsyo the bas not The lowest Priced Que
,o,iIe, All s,orfr Vii last yea siho per bottle
Baisnm 8Ih rents per bow M ~. a. ~Arrs a A
4, nusf NJ Hair n Gnter Depot, NJ 1Do hfyenls
9,b H., Ref LAX 10 uutsiOe Wrappofa ed ln ntaeA -
M INJECTIONS pasted on holu ,-nono etf'i E sesSss @
sis ne uhmoG BY Othefa n qifclt aha VIII " fioae
eaioihy 10 a. cimtnal ehenee
sotp nv ryGRy DRva AND FANCY Gaops pRAhfn'
iunvIi aawdhWlaw2io
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06
Ia Rnnn1IfnI TrIbute.

The following, to the memory Of our recent as
sociate, Mr. PoNDExrER, we and in the Bangor
(llaine) Democrat, and is the same referred to by
Attorney General BATE, in his remarks before the
Exsraining Court;
CEoRGE GnMER PonDExTER, whose violent death
at Nashville Tenn was announced in our telegraph
ic columns Saturday morning, graduated at Bow
doin College. IN 1850, and a classmate of Rev.
c. c. Everett, the Unitarian Clergyman OF this city
He was young man Of about 80 years of age. he
was of small and slender stature. Among ms college
mates he was universal favorite. No person was
farther removed from the rufian than he HIS tenn
perau;ent was of an gtherial poetic mould; indeed
he was a born poet and many Of his college ehu-
sions are worthy Of q place beside those of Long
fellow Ia his senior he delivered the poem on
the occasion of the anniversary of the Peucinian
Society His reputation drew densely-crowded
house, and we do not exaggerate when We say mat
for more than an hour the large audience hung IN
transport on his swees lines, rendered yet sweeter
by his clear, silvery voice. Calhoun, whom he ar
IDENTIFY admired. had Just died. Pondexter felt that
death keenly and the conclusion Of his poem on
this occasion was a tribute to the memory Of the
great Statesman. With the subject :he great
majority of the audience had little sympathy bus
never Shall we forget the death-like stiffness that
reigned throughout the house, as the young poet,
with choked utteranee and heart oYerfowing
with grief poured forth his eulogy on the great de-
parted. During that recital many an eye " as mos
tened with tears. 70 all who have ever known
Poindexter his violent death in street encounter
will seem a strange dispensatOn Of Providence, and
they viii only find satisfactory explanation OF tne
melancholy event in the old heather declaration
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But he sent Of theroses HII hane round it sinIr
The san Innn Af1nir.

YOluminOus dispatches have been received at the
War Department from Gen. ScOTT, brought by the
last steamer from the Pacific. lie had addressed q
letter to Goyern9E DOUGIAss stating that under his
instructions from the President Of the United States
he was authorized TO Withdraw the force Of the
nited States and adhere to the treaty agreed to
between the tive governments, of joint occupancy,
until the points in dispute are settled.
Governor DOUGLASS replied that he was not au-
thOrized to accept the proposition, and would there
fore have to confer with his government He had
no doubt it would be entirely acceptable. BE ex-
pressed great satisfaction athe arrival Of General
SCOTT and had no doubt the pending difficulties be-
tween the two governments would be anicaby and
satisfactorily adjusted. If the proposition OF Gen
ScOrT Is aeceded to, the island viii be occupied
jointly by small force Of the respective govern
ments.
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masters u law, and mine wa attacked h, a. tsos.
,pers Of the South, In ssgard 10 oerssi5 ls1;s -
e--s " slavery whose pen came to lis relief l. IL
nance 81 his party? Geor-e Cline, po;i :,
n naas Frentiss once said Of bis eompeer Ssns,o,
foinoexter, uncle TO the deceased r,ioL- - -, :
his nephew That he was man vvbo ~ S - y
would stand at the head Of Tiber briive - ;,5
ms single hand beat back the Mamizkes ~ -
and executive patronage. P'"s'
ne love ms memory. his revered name his nron5
nope ms galiantry, bis ehivary and his renero1s
soul Would % God could not have seen fIes-.
slgnt when came from the Williamson Co,,f II :.
mofniis and looked upon his corpse, the lifecurent
sui elo.esd on ms n0cie breast Even now the cor
temptation Of it makes the blood thrill tbroro, -
veins and flush the forehead to the veyv ts5r -
he was on that dag as my guest to 90 with me 10
my little home, where my hopes and rneDov;ss ,l,,s
ter but he went TO his grave. and went alone ~
my friends But he IS gonel This scholar this noet
this true man-wh0se nature has been fiesc,s7bsl -
men of character, from GAINESVILLE from, Te5,y
from heakley county. from here-nearlv ever, na,s
ne mas hYed since the lullaby Of his b0vbooi- all
unite IN saying he was a mild affable s,ourta,7,s
gentleman, who respected the rights Of other va.
sensitive as to his hOnor.-would seorn to taxs an
advantage. 70 quote Judge Pepper he wasder,,fad
to his friends, romantic in his devotion to woman
and in his attachment for children srs how couII
he have been otherwise with his native imagination
coOred and imbued as II was with the sight Of the
shadowy past aud beautifully stored with the life
ANc ShedOuS WHICH tile genus OF old MtSlerS had
evoked from the ideal world His was a subIimated
nature, refined and polished by lingering spell
among the scenes of medieval chivalry.
But he Is gone; his body is now a fetd mass.
swelling and bursting in the darkness and desola-
ton OF the tomb to which his murderer has sent
nm MS devoted sisters may green the mound that
swells above him with the graceful ivy and his adj
mlrer rear the classic marble over him-but
Z" Can st0risd urn. or monumental bust,
Back to its mansion call the feeting breath
Can hOn0rs Fuee invOke thu ent dust,
Or Hattery ssothe the dali, cold ear q dsath7"
Sirs, the joy of his heart the light Of his soul.
the fire of his poetic mind. has been extinguished
but his example and influence lives-yes--
You may break. you mar shaer the II you Eiii,
But the scent Of theroses viii hang round Il SILL"
Take this case; consider it. Act like men and
like magistrates. Do your duty, your whole duty,
and nothing but your duty. Do your duty 20 your
God, your country, and yourselves, with a due re-
speet 70 the laws of Tennessee and the rights Of her
citizens and the State viii be satisfied See in your
hearts if there IS not probable that Mr.. Hall
has done wrong and Mr.. Poindexter has been killed
unlawfully, and give Judgment accordingly. Do
your duty and We satisfied. Take it, Take it I
Take tM
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Congress

Oar dispatches from Washington wall be read with
lively interest Since the assembling OF the First
Congress perhaps no organization of the House has
been looked forward to with as much interest by all
parties BY the first ballot for Speaker 1t IS eVldent
that no caucus nominations have as vet been maae'
The for BococA. Of Virginia, gives color TO the
report that an effort was being made 20 unite the
two wings Of the Democracy in his favor. The
scattering vote is too large. however, and TOO
varied IN its complexion, 10 give Borr than hope
that such union may be c0nsumRated. TIE precise
position Of the auh-Leeomptoa Democracy is yet
matter Of conjecture is alse the case to some
exteH'' with the Opposition South The Republican
sfreEgt6 was divided between two Of their most
atrS leaders SHERMAN, of Ohio, and GROW, Of Penn
SylEanly CeEv IA receiving but one vote Subse-
qEeRtlR- Mr.. Grow withdrew his name.
In the Senate, the Harper's Ferry invasion was
called up On motion of NJ MAsoy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06
TUESDAY, DECEmBER 6, 1882:


We shall be prepared to supply, at reasonable
rate the interior press, with any number of copies
Of the Presidents message in extra form, for their
papers, with the names of their paper printed on
the message, if we receive their orders IN time.
This win enable them to bring the message before
their readers at less expense than the usual cost OF
composition and at an earlier day Such as may de-
sire to avail themselves of this offer, should write
sr,r,.ediatelr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

CALIFORNIA LEGISLATIVE 's next Legislature Of
California, which will ass lie on the Sd dsy Of
January next, will stand as follows Selate-Twen-.
ty-seven Democrats, eight Republicans Assembly
-Seventy-three Democrats nine Republicans Dem
Ocratic majority joint ballot. eghtytwo. OF the
eight Opposition Senators, held from last
wear.
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FOTND.
FOR ST, LOUIS.

ON Sunday mosniag the corner Of Union aad summe
Streets Purse containing Money, which the
BY calling a. No. = Public s4ae and proving property.
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NOTICE.
N. PEIFFER.

Practical Cutter and Tailor
formerly in the employ o. Mr.. u. susztAsAer,l
TTyAKEs this shoi Informing friends pabic
generally, that from tbs date forEa-d he viii snd
clothing or bis own sceoaB the old stand No. g MAskrr
ST. f door from square he hopes
continue pascaaEs formerly extended 70 MIN,
Everybody give him trial.
good e. asd entire satisfaction guaranteel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

ON the 2st OF December, Fessna Saniersviiie
will sell 70 the highest bder, credit Of y snths,
several ane brood mares, eight g sn ne young allies s
and several head Of cattle the time and place, VIA
sale l52 % Land lying nile North
sandersYs Terma FOR he land the day Of
sale My place Of resiaenee Is also for sale.
dec6-tWid JAMES FRANKLIN.
NsshVuis UEon aad American copy Fri Weekly all da.e,
and send bill % this Oahee.-GaikIffa Examiner.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

IUEnDAh ~ HNHlNNsI DslIHIIhEEl Uth1
Second night Of the engagement the Tg
dian, Mr.. JAMES ANDERSON and Miss AGNkS Els
WORTHY, Who viii appear this evening in shAkspees sub
lime Tragedy Of
HAMLET
Hamlet, Mr.. James Anderson Ophea Ms Agnes EsEoghy
To olude with the " SECRET"
TIE PRUDENT MAN
VETILL hazard the hard saBsd seeEmuaons Of his n
Nv dustry oa the
CHANGES OF FIREs
But will get insured Cail the undersigned Agents.
deed n. K. P. P PECK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06
TIE PRUDENT MAN
NOTICE.

WWTE have s day associated with Partner In the
w Wholesale Boot. shoe and Hat trae, kulEL d. katan
late Of the Rr q BRassFoKD, EcWBRIEE Co. The style e
our ar will remain unchanged Hsvng increased facilities,
shall enlarge business and the trade rely anng
with u.s. large copets stock Of goods In line, to which
hsiP attention is respectfully invited
NAsHvrL1E, dee 6tb-dtWezE,t jan /.
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ron MEMPHIS XNDYEW ORLEANS.

YHVHE splendid passenger packet Il L. l. A.
SIMMs, Master, will leave for the above =lt.z-tA
and intermediate ports WEDNESDAY,, Dec 7th
clock P. n. FOr freight passage. apply
decc A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Col. y. n. s,eTe1xon

This gentleman has accepted tie position of Cen
eral Agent for the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
sauy. This intelligence will be highly gratifying to
all who feel an interest in the success Of this master
enterprise. The services Of more able, expert
sneed practical and successful man in this line of
business could not have been secured. His labors
in connection with the Railroad enterprises OF this
State have secured for him an enviable reputation
His wonderful energy and laborious habits give
,u.rsutee of success to everything in which he en-
cages
Fx-secretary SrAyroS, and several other prOm-
Int ,oiticians Of Kansas, Isre en- route for BSSb-
noton 1t is understood that i is their intention to
.rsSs upon Congress the early consideration of the
ssTr,.dot constitution, adopted last S@ly, With
is~ to being at once admitted into the USioo as
So bey claim to have population o. 10000
s-.o0 and do not anticipate any difficulty III 0lpg
admitted,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

TTHHR fine s.samsr JAMES JOHNSON.
IJEssE JoHssoS, Master, will leave for she
and al intermediate ports MONDAY the eth
inst, at O'Clock NJ FOR freight sassage apply
A. HAAILT9N
n n uarRTaClN a-.,ts
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ron CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
FOIR HENT Do LEAsE.

TTNHB hne passenger packet T. l. Lam. J.
CoRBETT, Master, viii leave Cos the above isIs{44
and intermediates ports TUESDAY. the 9th
December at u ~ For freight Passage Apply
dec3 A. HAMILTON. Aren't
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nRImE OLD5AVA AND MOcasA soFkkE
large lot AZ Vsy rsdaasd pricst.
spsa q kE'hos-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-06

TFNHB place uhA ths late John B. Craghead lived o.
said place except the widow bar4n can he aa
hsvs also consisting auA
siylz house wanting
viii please call on me for further information.
des6-3t W L. OWEN
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AUCTION SALE Of GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS a co.

JAMES Low q CO.,
AIS Main street.. I,onisViiIes Kentucky,
Importers q JObbers OF Dry Goods.
a CASES PhilaasIphis brown Castor FLANNEL,
IN 10 cases Burlington
Ia q Litre Ealls bleaehed
p Canton Piaanel Cloak Lining
TuTpiture
= Checked MohaIri
Debeges
. Plain assorted
40 pieces AL woOl pain Desine, fancs eoors.
IA = printed .
cases Engish Asrinos
g prces Bonhazine
40 dos Back Gloves, Assorted
80 Miuens
30 Kd GioFes fst'es aaf gents,
l cases she and eol0rss gsutz' Mrino Todershiris,
MerinO and SAX Lliies' vests
white Az sol8rcd Nerino ursgers
10 Bed Hianksis sssoztsd,
te RATES NsEEs :"
Point q
JANIS Low q CO.
daes-ts sle Main s.. LouisF Ne, ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-18
TUESDAY. 0CToHEis
-t,,, Democratic Principles On the Slavery
Question.

=, ,.,..,,,-fr,.rtcreree hy The Gcr:'ra! Govcrn-
i,....,,,,, or % eNcllte slaves, in :s:y "t the
. r-i.orie- Q: the Union.
X, r.aera! Slave Code. No CongreN>ioHa! dis
.-,,iraoa in FAVOR OF slave property III the terrific
-. and no Congressional discrimination ag;sius, il.
Whenever in any OF IL" territories the safety O!
slave persons % the night Of slave property, or the
r.; or safety of any description OF persons or r9
peT;v i uucons;!tu,oa&iy :s>aled, il is the power
and !E:y Of Congress ~: less than q: amy and eve
~ other Department OF the General Iovern'i'.''' ~
- rc.se its proper tUnctions, for the security u
,qua! protection 10 the right, and >aiei! Of c'''!
.pceie- OF person, and p!oner;y.
The illl and uumpairrI night p: E'"!"'''' >''.-
-e,:n;y, emitting the people OF eaei' 4''l'''s, ="
application FOR their admission ." = he" H'"'c 'i'o
he Union 70 cnac. their own State Constitution, toy
,a;r and full reference 10 4 popular No;c, without
,orcr fraud or Fcderai dcia;!"l, aHa ~ sHGh 'o.i
itti,i!. 10 provide FOR tLc nWiHt-L.!!IS "F '"e Ft"
Gib:,!,: OF Institution OF slavery IS - chem may
r., ..l.e principles is embodied in The following
-c.1.a,,on- unanimously adopted 10y ;he Virginia
delegation 10 Tie National Democratic Convention at
CINCINNATI:
>:sres - co'ua.c; between Sovereign and c"-eqUh
states, united upon the bass OF perfect equa:ly OF
nI.i> and privileges.
,orl,o. property in winch the States have e..'..
nights .ut - which the citizens oil every S;a', "!
r,.uti.I4y migrate with any properly reco'Sgu ~
zen m any u the States "t the lu:0n. al" III 'e
Consultation Of the United STAKES.
s. Resolved Therefore, that tie Congress "i t'e
Cutel States has no power tp.nT"Tn 9! I."i'.'''
,aycry IN any Of HE Tcrrtori' @i ;Ae me! T',G.'
and such power pertains on, to t:e pe"G .i''i"'''
"a, 49,. .',n. Nt,u il, ~, exercise oi r.s!liu! "U-
.a1ri;y they lorin their SAFE Constitution "'E VIC"
60 admission into ;hc ln:c!..
!. Resolved, Tina: the Missouri restriction w"> a
.,,or -, ,b, trrcco!ng principles. and IL repeal
~ :Es kansas Ne or:.ss:. Law ws wise, just and
necessary.
;,i. - ssol,h slavery in the p!sIic, o Columbia
5, Resolved, Tina; the de;y Of ai!ordt"s adequate
protection in the Territories previous 20 'her Legal
organization as States, 10 cqn! nights OF person and
properly respected under The constitution Q! the
:o.. j. incumbent the proper legislative "u;ho-
r..y thereof.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-18
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
7NL NyEIN FLOfGH-TWE Hk-IHI OF HNVhA
New YORK, October II, lSJa.

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"J j., 80. ,,.r nxci,c arc vastly mike
' ~, ,a,,,i 49,, .,no0.I ,ny national pr;Jc ot
,,,.h .rcccssc,, efforts cor fine MAIZE
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