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expressing the conviction that u Review, wb,1h
shall truly represent the talent of this country,
yet desderatum. The two now in tho field rep.
resent extreme views, aud To neither can we look,
with confidence for even q pretence to impartial
~ in the discussion OF the great questions of tho
day. In each We constantly find the most ex,ras-
agant notions discussed in spirit that proves ut
once an entire absence Of that eandor. rchonrsh,,
and sense OF responsibility which should charne-
terizo papers which Inspire to represent the nation
al mind. This Review should be conducted u.
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THs VINO BANNER is the ngme OF a new Wig
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Mr.. A. A. Banks. We wish tho Banner tho lul.-
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N CIV Conearn

HAVE this day purchased Of Mr. X IT, Glass his entire in
icrcs' IN the late concern of Glass Kainr and
and Inc business win hereafter be conducted 10 and
isIns either win please prescni " me r BAY
Aral; and all dtos due the will COLLECTED hrlna
g. CHARLES j. nAlNE.
l.Y Ercenbcr lst lS5p. .t -
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Yirtoriansl YictariousIi

PINE SrIISa, RUSSELL CorSTY, Va,
November IL, 1859.
NFEssRs. w1IITTEMoRE 4 JosLIN:-I thrcsled with
Vl your Machine In oi minutes 90 bushels Of wheat with
coaf horses D. ID. ALDERSON. .
Any wanting macinesdf the Kind will please send
their orders they be supplied in time, not
.ble 70 supply the demand In tiIhe this year. .
c. A. WITTTEMCpE,
dec Successor TO Whlemore II Joslin.
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Furniture for Sale and House for Rent.

JNIIE subscriber having Concluded retire Hotel
keeping In Iynchbnrl for the Furniture in
NoKfELt HOUSE, which Is nearly having been in
only about eighteen months. This furniture bought
which viii enable 10 sell 10
vino ma! desire opuchasca bargain ANY one wishing to
In the business line opportunity is now offered The
House rented leased possession obtained the LIST
day Of January, 1860 WM. II. KENNEDY, Agt.
r. SIN retiring from this House beg leave to tender my
thanks 10 the citizens and public generally for their Kind pal
.onage extended Ia aud should have the pleasure
entertaining any Of them In my home wherever may
b will AFFORD pleasure give them the best my House
will aTord. Respectfully,
doc 5dtrif WM. III. KENNEDY.
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b. Sparkling. Gelat;ne. e. 81 e.
Few Grce Boxes Siarkh : . Gsa inc Tor making Jelly
Blanc Mango, &c. Ae. also, C.'vpas Sheet an Shred
"e'at,'e, 'or sale ny -~---s------- JOHN II. SEAY,
r. ese = : 49, - s---adl4A -. ! REasgist.
l, NOTICE, Ts
lily En ehoicclo QAtf sAcSs and Light Kip, 81
-, - n aa Oh -t.,,y5. - ALEA. klNEIER! .
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colartnarship heretofore existing under style and
hFia Of Glass h a'ne is tAls day dissolved by mutual
-n Mr. Ranc riirrs from the All persons having
claims against tue firm Ill please present for
nc AMI all persons Indebted 10 the Hra maxi pay
iient o hini OF his authorized agents.
hs-asis. lf L. u. GLASS,
otrousR 24th, 1863. ~tes HASH. KANE.
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NEW SUPPLY or
RtNDALL'S LIFE OF JEFFERSON.

THE GREAT FERTILIZATION, BY Dr. CANNING.
THE NEW AND THE OLD. BY PALNEE.
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THE YAGABOND, ny BADrAr.
ADA LEIGH; Ca, THE LOVE TEST, By lIERsE EGAN.
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LOVE LAMOUR, BY MIcIELEr.
And al the popular Magazines and Newspapers for sale by
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For Gnapped Hands and Face. D..
4 COMPOUND CAMrIoE LCE with Gyceiie n new and
" elegant remedy for Capled ians and Face Sore I,s
aaih, nc, &c. Ala, RscEp saivr, Uoid dream and ip
ban, ior sale by JOHN n. sEAY,
d Ilu,v
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4
wa trfsat43 "a" u yssc nettrx Va
AZ ~ sore anlf sale large aud weIiassorfrd sto
- " nsoar's s.atac Dry 0eets &rs. comprising Tn fol-
VA a,A tsssass aai O. 1se Sugass
IeS s-nssd, ftanil.cd and Powdered Sugars ttn-
s Il. Java mi o.ha Coffee Green and Black Has vard6s
mi t s wax ldananine and raiI9w capies Brown
,n "oa ana asnaysd Liverpool aud 6sound sla salt
iarnS NJ Noas ylr9nia aud " cured Face,
lia,laS Herring y sth no Mheke tcfin kls on; Dnr
on Nss MountaiM lrvz, Ssst md BlIst.sd MI
,oagn Lnea Nd Cords No and Osnsbusss I'M ac as
own Shrings Heavy Wooliens woi Hats Brogsn Shoes
ego Blankets NC, d., which they will sell low r cash o.
" ''' P'"i"c'. ftcc 9
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Fin, Teas .f.
HAVE Just received supply Of very superior tasES AND
Il BLACK fE1s. For Sale BY JOHN N. STAY
d.eI w. ~
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The Best lamp Now in Use.
L0ycleS,' Self-GeneTaiing Gas Lamp.
FAliIiS Lamp generates gas from the common burning
Il hhld aud lnakes light euni IL Is very smIe In
aEd not liable get Of order; there
danger Of explosion there is trimming Of wicks and
breaking IF cha.nuys. These lamps be- IN operation
evu.y night aud invite every call
t..uln burning. For sale cheap by
I'4.., ANDREW BOYD,
,ec los Main strcct, Lyuylburx. Va
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81 sRALTI MORE CATTLE MARKET, DE1 l. +,
Beet Cattlc1bc offerings ut the Scales day uTnonn. y,
lao9 head of the aamer offered 900 besA were
PhllaleRha. 3D Ion inssld and the remainder
by Baltimore butchers and packers PRICES ranging v@
~ per ioVJ pss averaging rs 1917 being decline d
70 per 100 Ina r
hssappty enntihues kSr psieesare nchA. ID
Mles!lsye sesp made Ms week NJ ~ " 70 per "
Vaath. ae t;iI- a-s assiq rel
nss-rhe supply y fsir; saos ase making ut 600 ~ 10
100 lbA as t. qnahy.l s'f7' &c., - ~.
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WI. II. KENNEDY.

GENTS GOODS...EALIn IS59.r
FHN1iE subscriber hats received hts PAIL AND WINTER
GOODS, consislng Oh full line Black and coorci
Cloths, from medium the finest: best Doe Skins plain and
corded Black Casmers best fancy French Cassimrrs Vel
vel and silk Vcugs NIL thc newest styles of Buttons
Dress Coats business Suits and ycs,s and IL prepared, h
The hest wokncn in the city, 10 make my garment to order
I5.dts WM. L. PAGE.
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8 A ksxARKABiE FAA.LY.-,A correspondent ,,f
the Ohio Cftiso. furnishes the eiitor,sf that ~,
per with the isliowing account afa 4rmarkui,.
family, residing at present in Bourbon county.
Kentucky, Nc obtained from tho father md suns
s'fhe old geatiemsn 10 native Of Mary.aa,l, and
is IN bus FF0th year; was broughr 10 ire state If
kentucky when quito youmg, and has rai~ea l,;s
family In the above county, consisting If six sons
ind three daughters. In the following table ,hc
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A National Review.

Tho Mobile Advertiser closes u long ard all,
article on Southern literature with tho following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

NEW YORK CATTLE MARIE Nov. 80
There prevailed moderately active demand for Beef CAV
a. ,e Various yard. in The Oily yesterday and to-day an
10 1lS ioSc, with few selections higher prices ~
ierns were Of much better average qualify and ihs pe
Of Interior Cattle very insfanii:ean There wee ~
40Y hcui offered at oil the yards including Bergen HUI
the market was decidedly more buoyan than at any nm
\ rug the Fad months. > =. ,...4 4r..s.t, .l.
SessEerc In napefate demand Of from go 10 $5o0A
cals werr more activts At range Of S4 V
Sheep aud Lanbs also demand, and readily laS
previous rates, viz ~ 10 $o0O6a6 y head ,
swine are without ninieril change, and the ofern"
placed u IRON ~ bbtae glib. - 49, eays.t
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02
The Mass Meeting OF the aath.

The African Democracy have our sympathy
IN their disappointment at the result OF the do
Jugs of thesConvenion, but IL was deemed ut
terry impossible 10 accommodate them
tO tcdr down Jail or "groan Federal officials.
The Declaration adopted by the meeting
the letters read from invited guestsG the speech
es made by the different orators the respecta.
bilty, and good behavior of the mass of thou
sands collected together under circumstances oI
Federal oppression and arTogan"e having no
parallel in the history Of Ohio, speak for the
character Of the meeting, the forbearance Of the
people OF the Reserve, and the determination Of
the Republican party to fright their wrongs" in
a manner consistent with the spirit Of our free
institutions. We know that the whole State
will honor Northern Ohio for the proud specta.
Gle Of manly torbearance exhibited by an out.
ragged people who met mud peacefully consulted
together. even under the very shadow Of the
building whence eminated the Federal tyran-
ny, Federal injustice, aud Federal cruelty, that
has consigned more than a score Of the FREQ
citizens OF Ohio to imprisonment in j,il in
plain sight OF the gathered thousands. When
the enormi,y of those trials is considered, their
partizsn character. the bitter prosecutions by
Government officials, the unjust rulings of n
Federal Bench the prejuiiceJ findings of pack
ed juries, aud the crushing sentences OF the
Court, (which remind us rather of the refine
American Judcary,--wo say when oil these
things come up in review, il Is only 10 be won.
dered at that no violence was offered. The
Slave States could not present such gathering
of aw-abiding men, aud lot the case be reversed
and not stone Of Jail in a Slave State would
have remained one upon another.
Tho "prisoners' too should receive the great.
est commendation. They behaved like christian
men; il was in their power 10 have wrought up
10 explosion pitch the pent up indignation Of
that crowd Of ten thousand mon.
The African democrats, too, behaved them
selves not unscemly, and yet we fancy they took
counsel somewhat Of their fears, aud we com
menl their discretion.
Without another word we refer to the pub
lished doings with pride and satisfaction know
ing that the cause of Froe Labor and Humanity
will DO strengthened by the wise. aud prudent,
yet determined hearing of the meeting of the
2ilh.--Ciepsland Herald
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02
The First Gun n-Mr. Deinno on the
Stmunn.

On Saturd ", May 2lsi, Hon. Columbus De-
lano addressed large and enthusiastic Republi-
can meeting at Newark The Newark american
thus alludcs to his spcccb
"Mr. Delano gave us n strong and stirring ad.
dr., ss, in which he reviewed the steady advances
made by the Slave Power since the annexation Of
Texas Among other things, he noticed the law
recently passed by the legislature Of California
for the division Of that state into two, the object
Of which. he said, was TO make another Slave
State. lie regarded the conflict now wnged by
the South against the North as purely question
Of power; question between the aristocracy OF
n privileged class on The Que side, and the friends
OF liberty on the other. Having disposed Of this
portion Of his subject he REFERRED in tones fust
indignation, to the conflict which the Federal
Government was provoking with the Free States
aud to the issue towards which that conflict was
inevitably tending. Ho expressed no opinion as
20 how the Supreme Courts ought to decide the
question Of llubcas Corpus now before IL; but
said that such Il conflict should never have been
provoked, and that tho Federal Government, by
It's persistent action. should cot fail to lose ground
in the confd, noe aud respect OF tho people, what
ever might be the issue. in years past, when all
our Leading men desired 10 cement aud consoli.
dato the Union, such conflict would have boen
carefully avoided, and tho laws would have been
so administered as to concilato and not 10 pro.
woke the people Of tic States io dwct upon
this important crisis in our own affairs with n
stress aud particularly which showed how deeply
the proceedings Mt Cleveland were affecting the
public mind"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02
Frank Bluir on the Two Years
AmenNmcMt.

Chas, l., Bornays, the editor of the AEsiger
dss Wtstens, q German paper of ST. Louis ad.
dTpsseda latter to Fmuk L. Blair. asking his
opinion Of the Massachusetts two years amend.
ment.
Mr.. Blair replied that he was satisfied with
the naturalization laws; had always opposed
any attempt to impair them and that il such q
measure was proposed in Missouri he would
oppose IT, aud would not act with any party
that made such legislation a par, OF its creed.
he says further:
81 observe with pleasure that the leaders
and principal organs of the Republican party
have. with few exceptions, expressed their dc.
cideh dissent from the so.called Two Years
Amendment adopted in Massachusetts, aud is
is worthy Of notice that wailst the strong Re
publican countirs in Massachusetts, voted
agsist the amendment, is was adopted by the
vote OF those counties and towns in which the
so-caled Democratic party has the aStcndancy.
The entrH vote of the State upon the Nnsand-
ment was less by 5000 votes than that cast hy
the bogus Democracy for Mr. Buchanan in the
last Presidential election. II is clear, therefore
that il they had desired It's defeat Il was in lheiI
power 10 defeat it, aud it they had csst as strong
vote against it as was cast by the Republicans
in the Republican counties of the State, its de-
feat would nave been accomplished, II cannot
he denied. therefore, that the bogus Democrats
who are now rlamoring against the Republicans
on accoun, Of this amendment, are themselves
responsible for this oliops feature which Ia,
bsen engraf,eL upon, the Constitution OF Massa.
0husetls,"
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Democratic St,,tc Ticket.

in Columbus last Thursday, made tho following
nominations; for Governor, RIP. Ranney; Lieut..
Governor, w. IL, Stafford; Supreme Judge II. G,
Whitman; iAuditor, G. Voney Dorsey; Sec.
retary Of State, VIM. Bushnell; Treasurer. WIN.
Reinhsrd,; Board of Public Works, Jas. Tom
linson; School Commissioner, Chas. N. Allen
Payne declined denomination for Governor,
and Ranney received the position by Occluma.
tion. There was an evident GOODNESS, like .
desthchill. running through all the proceedings
Of the convention, which plainly showed that
the leaders had seen the "hand writing on the
wall" aud had it interpreted unto them, Pugh,
Payne, aud Vallandgham addressed the con.
Neulion,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-02
The Decision in the nabcas Corpus
Gnsa.

The telegraph enno"nces the result Of the
| application TO The Supreme Court OF Ohio, for
release OF the 0berlin prisoners, TO be q refusal
thereof. the applicants being remanded 10 the
custody Of the United States authoriues. Tho
Court was divided on the question Judges
Swan, Scott aud Peck making The decision, and
judges Brnkerhoil Aud Sulliif dissenting.
So lar as the prisoners are concerned, this de-
cision Is no doubt final. They have no recourse
left but the tender merces OF the Federal Off.
cials, the tenure Of whose fat places is deter.
mined by The alacriiy and zeal with which they
pursue mcn who have committed the crime OF
remembering those In boEds as bound with
them Tint their sufferings and wrongs will in
any degree ru'ard the onward progress Of Free
dom aud the downward fall Of slavery, we do
not believe. On tho contrary the desperation
of doomed tyranny. which involves them in
its noundeiings, may be regarded as the precur
sor OF its impending dissolution.
The disappointment caused by this decision
not only to the present subjects Of Federal
prosecution, but to friends OF liberty and hu
manity everywhere, will be great With no
purpose OF illegal resistance 10 constituted au-
thorities. there was very general md deep-felt
wish that ,ur State Court might find il in its
power 10 cooperate with justice and mercy and
bring relief TO the applicants. II seems that
majority Of the bench could not crafty this de-
Sltc, nut lplt lmpellcu DY wehsettleu COnVlc
tons to disoppont II. So for as we are con
ccrncd, we see no ground for complaint with
Judges Swan, Scott and Peck. If they believe
the Fugitive oct to be valid law aud Of binding
force upon tho people aud authorities Of Ohio,
they only discharge their duty in giving legal
effect 10 that opinion. Yet, we think there is
little reason to doubt that the position Of Judges
BrinkerhoT and Su,liff more nearly represents
the feelings, II not the opinions of the people Of
Ohio.
While. therefore, the result is decisive MS to
Bushnell an L'ngston, III, moral effect Of the
decision will be immensely impaired by the
division of the Court, attended ns il ia by a
strong popular feeling end opinion against the
opinion of the Ojorty. II will do little to-.
wards raising the price Of slaves in the States
bordering on Ohio, nor will it contribute much
in aid of the "vigor and efficiency" of the
Administration in "catchng niggers.' II may
take from Bushnell and Langston the last hope
of escape from unjust punishment. and give q
better relish to the pottage which the case fur
nshcs few Federal dependents; but it will
intensity the hatred OF Slavery aud nerve the
friends of freedom to greater efforts TO stay the
spread Of system which makes no appeals for
support, exccp, TO cupidity and force Toledo
Blade,
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