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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07
For the Nashville pre..

MEssRs. EDIToRs Permit a word from me
oncerning the case of my brother, HENRY
WRIGHT, Esq, OF Lexington. Tennessee. He
las arrested last December on a charge of
lrgery, in connection with bounty land war
ants. While on the way 20 Nashville. a
risoner, he became insane; and his insanity
as pronounced feigned, aud he was put in
Ie Jail here, a place which, must say, is
aft for any felon. lie came near dying
ON exposure and neglect. during fifteen
3 avs confinement, when he Was removed to
ie asy lum.
wish to say. after thorough inquiry into
'e case, thai he is wholly innocent. need
!. arcely add. tina, he is q deeply Injured man.
. is not deemed best 10 sci forth the flcts at
'esent, though, for myself, ! think bis vindi-
.tion should be swim AID sure; that no ele-
cent Of wrong should hold him day In his
'esent state Of ignominy- generous pub
Twill be patient. he sill be acquitted Of
e triple iafamy that rests upon him in the
's'aarges made Of fraud and forgery. and Of
igning Greatness 10 cover up his crimes; and
without spet, and with integrity 10
.arc, u such = thing were possible Justice
ay be blind, and truth unseen, though pal
!, able as day; yet both viii triumph in the
ID. could not return 10 sbe North with
IL saying as much A. this pahliely. AT a
! ture day may AK She faser u your cob
.nls for a iuilsr statement.
cHAS. WRIGHT. o Mas.
RxshrsIle Ts-,>s. Nsreh 8 lsS9.
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Moveme nj OF the Opposition-Canno
Cans.ar


A meeting of the Opposition was held at
Woodbury. on the lst insl. ABEL RUSHING.
E-q., presided. aud NJ. W. MeKNIGnr, acted
a. Secretary. Delegates we're appoint, d TO
the State Convention, and The following resc-
lutions adopted: ~
Resotved, That sweelook with pride and
plrasuresat the upright course OF our allie.
faithful and fearless representative In Con-
gress, Hon. Cbas. Rally. and as he has al
ready declared his intention OF becoming
candidate, we heartily endorse him, aud are
opp ,sed to any Congressional Convention. for
the purpose Of making candidate for the
position, which be has filled with such honor
to himself and usefulness 10 bis eonsiItu, ncy.
Resola1f, That Hon. John Mcfarland Of
East Tennessee, is our choice as a candidate
fur Governor. but we will cheerfully abide
the decision Of the State convention
Resoired, That we have witnessed with feel
ings of pride the recent indications through
out the coantry pointing 30 Hon. John Bell
as he psopie's candidate for the Presidency
Ia 1860, and we Of Cannon do formally nOnl.-
nate him for that atiice, and heartily recon-
ne him to our brethern throughout tho
Uninn and ask their energetic cooperation ia
placing him at the head OF The opposition.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07
ss- The New York Hsrasd. In an editorial

Ea- The New York Hrald Ia an editorial
review OF Virginia politics. expresses the
opinion that the chances for an Opposition
victory IN Virginia this year are very fair.
The Herald says thaiwe can see "a cordial OPP
position reunion in Virginia upon those
broad national. practical constitutional issues
upoa which. Al this day. there i ths moss In
yiting aeld. North and Soulh, for this idenii-
cal party movsment- As The old school
Virginia Democracy are bitterly hostile 10
Mr.. buchanan for his liberalism, tie Hfrzld
Kindly suggests that there il q dae opening
for the Opposition Of that State 10 give
mastery stroke Of policy ~ supporting the
Administration. The LkTaid improves If
upoa some Important poInis Mr.. BmchsHanss
recommendation are fdentieal with tAe siew
OF OH Line Wigs, Why shonid not the Old
Liae Why's Of Virginia - well - 1Aosc of
coagress, cordially sappeFs him - 7stes
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Davidson County Convention.
Saturday, April I'd, 1859.

For the nomination of candidates to
represent :heconnty In the Senate and House
OF Representatives. The several wards of
the city and civil districts OF the county are
Requested to bold meetings, at their respective
places of voting, on SATURDAY, MARCH, 18TH,
and appoint two delegates each to said con-
Hention.
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MORE OF MR.. WENDELL.
The Committee say:

In connection with the paper contracts.
your COMMITTEES have also ascertained that il
0ccame necessary for the parties supplying
the Government with paper 10 employ par-
ticular agents in the city Of Washington. 10
receive their paper, aud that those particular
agents were employed in all instances which
your Committee have been enabled to EXAM
Inc. Your Committee further fad. that one
OF these particular agents Tor the receipt of
paper, had become Objectionable TO one or
mere of The parties contracting. aud that they
refused 10 continue him in that business,
when an arran CEMENT was made between one
Of the contractors and Mr.. seaman. for the
employment of Mr.. Wendell. who afterwards
became the special agent tor all the paper
contractors; that Mr.. Wendcl II empioyed a
clerk ar ageut To do the work for the first
year (ls56) ala salary y. $1,000. and for the
second year (lssT) at salary OF $1,000,
While Mr.. Wendell received from the paper
contractors, for bis influence, without dolag
any work whatever, thrce aud a Lalf per ex.nt.
commission, or about that amonai, which, for
the two years spseibed. ainoa ntcd In the az
gregate 10 about sl2 900.
In regard 70 sEAsASis doings, The Com
niuee further say:sI - -saaa !.
Your Committee hare found. in connection
with the paper contracts, tAal Mr. Ssaman
made q contract wshone party furs7 600 per
year. nDon The payment Of which sum 20 Mr.
SEAMAN that purity was TO have a Contract
for all the paper be could supply. Ia lhe
following Dscslnher The contract for the IS ID
paper Was awarded 10 that party, but the
agreement TO pay the 81 600 per year a
not carried out ~ reason OF the refusal o tbs
senior partner Interested In furnishing the
p per finally TO execaie IL, and no fnss er
contracts were awarded 10 that lnanufaelury.
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TRABUE X LUCUs-
Terms of Sale

All SIMS under O0cash. All Sums over slOo and
hhaer 300, sixty days. Ali over sos ana nm
dcr ouO, iour months. All sums over $500 and under
SeOo, NE months. All sums over $500 and under
e-Oooi SIX mo.ths All sums over 50 Gao .rht
months -i' 'eN'
Time viii be given for satisfactory naner n,y.hi
nj the Ban OF Tennessee, "A Nashville
A liberal discount will he given 10 those who n.v
wish {" ensh their time bills
InHrcb5-td TRABUE A LUCVS
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made II the best material and trimmed IN, h.,y,c
81! lie and made ia Bunc nibe order ''''"
ALSO,
large ana extensive stock If mems BOYS and chill
Hrehs FUR, Cashmere and Wool bats.
ALSO,
very large stock Of leghorn and Straw Hats Pam,
una lialS, Fiunl Hats Misses Ladies Whit ana c
cred Rats, fine Misses ladies Fancy SILK I.,n,s,s =
magnificent stock OF the above goods ' "
Also
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07

large stock of black and fancy French & ssimeres
magnificent stock of Linen, Drills, CIttouades Dem
INNS shainoris, MRrseilesand Linen DUCK Coa'iues
French Drabedeta, English do Queens Cipth an1
every variety OF Men and Boys wear.
ALSO,
large stock Of Brown Domesiics, ~ & =: also
''iih = osiabargs. select stock OF Elrac cd DO
mesii's, i'rlilnEs, Dimieli s Towels ble,ch,j AMI
brown iablccluths.
ALSO,
large and extensive stock 4 Hosiery Variety Goods
Yankee Notians, Gloves, SuSpeud.rs N,.dics Isi,f
hoOp skirts, Gold Jewelrv, Umbrellas Parasols &c
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New Novel Complete.
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Holloway's Ointment.-The family des
tute of this preparation literally without the only
safe and certain means Of curing those eruptons u
GERS, sweliings, and painful nervous complaints
common to all Sold so Maiden Lane, N. Y
M L y Il.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Wilsford & Co,
'iIcoeSs"'s II CITser, McKdy q % and b. Larisy. }
On TuesdaY. March SIh ISza

Nn"'otSS"'N Z" tiTteF, Mchdg q % and y. Lanisr y
On Tuesday. March sth, IsSs,
w VIII ohef Tor cash in front of our Warehouse.
" No Market Street, large assortment II
Fresh and Choice Groceries COMPRISING IN mar, III
following articles viz:
100 hhds. Ia. Sugar: 100 boxes TrtsnrS, ,.rt
100 bags Rio Coffee: Gus brapds. -
100 g liguyra Cogce: 200 boxes "a r., So,n.
% Dds. New M"Lissesi 200 - Palm soap;
90 = bbls. doc Too a. rovrs Sr,rrssb-
90 dds crushed y Tow 100 % MoaaTs- do;
dered sugar; 200 dozcn BrOon,s;
SOY Dds. emu whisky; 400 boxes star Candles.
20 Ar~s"m dos loo - 1allow do;
so :" Robinson co. do: SO a. and A. bhls g..
80 - old Eye 4 Bour. berries
bon Whisky: 300 doz Painted Bukets.
70 = pipes Brandy; loo boxes ". r. and T. ID.
rs bhls Water and But Chcsse.
irT Crackers: % bars penncr.
luo kegs NHlr assorted, 500 Reams wrap. Paper;
200 cases Cove oysters: 20 cases Sardiscs. -
100000 assorted Cigars;
WIN many other nrticier too teiliors tS mention
CARTER, WIlSFORu 4 90.
tnh--td No Market STREET
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Mrs. James Gordon Bennett a. wash


ington.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, author of Mary
Ann" and Editor of the New York Herald
complains bitterly, in a recent article, of the
treatment of his family by the press. We
have not seen anything urged against his
family, save that his wife and son were taking
on leonine airs at Washington. Mr.. BENNETT,
however, gives the following account of his
folks:
Mrs. Bennett. at the time of her marriage.
was mere girl from school, ABOUT seventeen
years old, and has never concerned herself
about public affairs of the business of other
people, but has always, when she was not
travelling, attended to the duties other house
hold and the education of her children, either
in Europe or America.
The eldest boy, yet a youth CT seventeen
wears, returned from his education in Europe
two years ago, and is still engaged at his stu
dies. and will be for some years to come. He
has occasionally, during the summer vacation,
availed himself ofyacht excursions. but never
could provoke the rivalry or touch the sensi-
bility Of Greeley, Raymond and Weed, who
have again and again, in the most dasfardly
aud contemplate manner-unworthy OF men
and fathers-assailed him in way that will
rccoil on them with Nniold rrtributien one Of
these day.
Apropos' Of this, the Washington cores
pondent of the New York Post. writing of the
Presidents levee, on the night of the 22d Of
February, says:
The President gave his last public ieres last
evening The crowd was very great. az the
CITY is filled with strangers, all of the hotels
being packed. Mr.. James Gordon Bennett
occupied the same room with Mr.. Buchanan,
and. by his direction. the crowd were pre-
sented to her as well as Miss Lane. Indeed,
Mt one time, il was difficult 20 tell whether
the reception was Mrs Benuett's or Mr.. Blu
ehanan's The two occupied sofa together
In the reception room for about three-qnar-
t,rs of an hour, the President himself intro
duciug his friends 90 Mrs. Bennett Tie
latter was elegantly attired after the latest
French style, andswas deeked with jewels in
abundance, and held in her hand very
choice bouquet, put up in very unique
manner.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS,

Which purchased from first hands and first class
houses in the Eastern markets, thus enabling 10 Of
fer them to cash and prompt time customers on very
favorable terms and AT very low prices.
Our predecessors had very liberal country patron
age extended them, and We promise by strict aten-
tion and close application together with the very in
wiling stock Of
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say unequivocally that these goods are Of
LATEST STYLES

and kinds and the best brands aud ,jesi,,s ir,, 4,
an manufactured Ia the United States We most 70.
specuny invite an Merchants, both city and countrv
attend this sale Tie stock is ali in store wv LII
De pleased TO have any and all persons TO call and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07

Prizes cashed at sight at per cent. discount
Bills on the Nashville City Banks taken at par
A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known.
Sc All orders for Schemes or Tickets TO be ad-
dressed to DON RODRIGUEZ, (care of City Post,)
Charleston, So Ca MARI I'd I"
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ms congress CATERS Of every variety and KIM
This stick II Ear superior Ia any i rk - So, ~
Shoes that We ever before offered at Auction or ri
ALSO,
Three hundred pieces of All wool Half wool and An
Cotton Carprtngs, Ruggs, Door AIuts 4 4 4 FL
Mating; also 81 Floor OIL Cloths. Three hundred
.eN-Ees oil Wall Paper, Blank Books, wrappaIg ~,
toned So 'N' H'eh-
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Spring and Summer Dry Goods,

which daily receiving to merit a continuation
Of the same. Our present stock is better adapted 10
the demands of the trade than any we have be-
fore offered 1t embraces all the new and fashiona
BILE designs in
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whole TicketsS2O; HaIyessIO: Quar-
tiers So.

Approximations TO the $1,000 of 5000 each
of4O0 TO so 600 of 400 to 900, of 400 Is 900
4 of 400 20 $40 600.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,

ffNHE next ordinary drawing OF the Royal Havana
l. Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government,
under the supervisor of the Captain General Cuba
willtake place at Havana on
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Your committee further find that contract
was given TO parties upon the express condi-
ton that they would pay per centage on the
contract to the superintendent himself and,
in this particular case. the books Of the firm,
agreeing to make the payment. show that the
money, amounting to S2.250 900. was paid
TO the superintendent and charged to the ac-
count of printing expenses.
The evidence shows also that there was one
contract made for the payment II twenty per
cent to Mr.. Seaman, but your committee has
been unable to ascertain whether the amount
wasever actually paid according to the agree
meut.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07

WE in receipt of unusually large and COM
w plete stock Of
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-07
BROAD CLOTHS

p, wexlll offer freelya large stockor super Black
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
- 49,
Nj Z ID &c A l.
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
IrADErPHIA

Bsncrolent Institution, established ~ special En-
do,ement for the RelieEef the Sex ard d,s-
1ssssd qql ;s.. si 2 ~. rsass"' a"a
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in Wow OF tia
| lssWful destruction ofhuman life caused by Sex
ua diseases and the deceptions pracised upon tho
| unfortunate victims of such diseases by QGacks.
veral years ago directed their Consulting Sur.
gAon, as char1 Ole act worthy of their ual.e 70
open Dispe1sary for the treatment o: this clsss
of diseases in all their forms, and to give MEDI-
CAL ADylCE GRATIS, to all who apply IL LEFT
ter WITH description OF their condition. age 90.
cupstion habits OF life, &c.,) and in cases OF ex-
teme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
(OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to add that the As
ISOLATION commands the highest Medcal skin of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment. .5
The Directors of the Association, In their aunu.
al Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases,
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the la ors of their Suryoon.
in the cure Of Spernlatorihpa Seminal Weaku ess.
GonorrhGa, elect, Syphilis, the vice of OnanisIp
or Self Abnse, Diseases Of the Kidneys and BIad-
der, &C.. ano order a continuance Of the same
lpan for. the ensuing year.
/ The directors, on ofthe past, feel assu-
ed that their Isbors ~ this sphere of beneyolo
effort, have been Of great benefit gto the afflicted
especially to the young and they have resolved to
defote themselves, with renewed zeal, 20 this very
important but much despised cause. sT
| An admirable Report on Sperm atorrhoes, Or sem
inal " kness, the vice OF Onanism Masturbatioa
| Oil se,f1Ahhse and other diseases of the Sexual
Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sen.
by mail, Tin a sealed envelope,) FREE OF
| CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for post
age Other Reports and Tracts the nature and
treatment Of Sexual diseases, diet, &c, con-
stantly being published for gratuitous distribu-
ton, end will be,sent to the afflicted. Some Of tho
rev remedies md methods Of trea tment discover
ed during the last year, Of great value.
Address, for Reporter treatment, DR.: J. SIKH
LIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Az
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. BY order Of the Directors.
| EZRA u. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
s MISCELLANEOUS.
NOEV TO KEEP Gle ~,
EISR ElnpHE,1cE3S SnnBe

AVA the undersigned take this method Of inform
w ing the citizens Of Augusta and Rockingham
counties that wehAve pur chased of VIM. G. kilgore
the owner for the State of Va, the right Of said
counties to mann facture and sell family rights to
make Rorapack,s Compound Chemical, Toilet and
Washing Soap, ana will be in Stanton during
Court week, forthe purpose of selling family rights
to all who may w7shto purchase. This Soap has been
prominently before, the American public for more
than two years it has been thoroughly tested BY
many thousands Of people who pronounced it to be
the cheapest Soap heretofore Known
In the list place this Soap recommends itself to
every family for its cheapne and superior cleans
ing qualities.
2nd-For its being 50 easily made.
,3d--Because it will wash with half the ordinary
labor of common Soap. a
4th-Y on can wash the finest texture of Lawns,
Muslins or Iaces WITHOUT any rubbing.
5th-lt will efectualiy remove grease from any
kind OF cloth whatever without the slightest injury
to the goods. 49, Il f.it,. ~ x ~
This Soap:is made wthoet using either grease or
I've. and be made in ten minutes after the water
boils The Toilet Soap is made without at a cost
Of cents per pound, and The washing Soap at three
fourths Of cent per. pound All who wish to try
the qualities of this Soap can call at the IN atonal
Hotel or Virginia Hotel and get some off frestof
charge after you are satisfied lisa gel une arti-
Gle, we will be pleased to sell all family right who
may wish to purchase. Y.
Messrs. Kilgore and Pendleton VIII also be at the
Yirginian for the purpose Of selling County rights
&C. SWlNK a. HITE.
July %, is59-tf ss1e 4
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
ROBERT T.. DICKINSON,
SUCCESSOR TO s+p, b.. f. 81
BINFORD, DICKINSON & wEIsIGER
Hat, Cap and Fancy FuI Depot,

No 7S, Main Street. Richmond, Va.
WOULD respectfully beg Leave to return my
- sincere thanks to my friends, customers and the
slowed on the late concern and hope by strict at
tentien to business, to merit continuance Of the
same. q. s
| have now in store the largest and most com
plete assortment of HATS, GAPS, and every other
article in my line, ever offered in this market,
which have been selected with the greatest care
fresh from the most extensive manufactures espe-
.cially for the Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
Merchants and dealers is respectfully called to the
above splendid stock, WHICH WILDE sold st whole
sale and retail on the most favorable terms MY
stock of Ladies' and Children's FANCY FURS i
complete in every respect. comprising the richest
and most fashionable styles worn this season. A
call is respectfully solicited.
rs have secured the valuable services of Mr.
Gro. w. DUEsRERRY, also those. of Mr., j. B. STE
GAL. gentlemen long and farorably known.
Richmond, Dec. IS. 1S5S.-Iy- RI 49,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
"IMPEOVED INSTRUMENT
Cor Surveying and Calculating Areas


HvHIS Instrument is highly recommended by A..
i T.. ELEDsoE, Prof. Mathematics, University Of
Virginia.
Maj. Tuos. II. WILLIAMSON, Prof Engineering, Va.
Military Institute.
Rev. Charles PH1LLrrs, Prof. Civ. Eng. Univers-
ea ty Of N. G..
!" W. T. WATERS, Prof. Nfath W. F. College n. G..
g HENRY SNYDER, Prof. Math. II. S. College, Va.
!" 3. craven, Pres. Trinity College, n G.
g j. C. Wills, Prof. Math. r. NJ. College, Va.
L Turner, Prof. Math Richmond College, va.
JAS CURLY, Prof. Nat. Phil and Asst, Georgetown,
W College, ID. G.
Epw' /. 7. TRIsroE, Prof Math Columbia Col, ID. G.
7. CoSNELI, Prof Engineering, Georgia Militia
ry Institute. |.
Prof A b BAcHE. Supt- u s Coast Survey Lieut.
Gen. WrNrrELD Scorr. Col PnILIp ST. GEO. CocKr,
AL. Nelson, Prof. Math., and J. l.. Campbell,
Prof Phys. Sciences, Washington College,
H. Snyder, Prof Math. and L. !. Holiday, Pref.
| Nat. Sciences, II. S College, VI. .
and many other gentlemen Of scientific attachments:
! va haye lot Of these lnstrume nts on hand
and for sale. JAMES NJ. LILLEY, Patentee.
! Staunton, May Z, lS59.--tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-09
3'' VIM. & DAVID GIBSON
Main, near the Corner ct 9Th Street,
e~ RICHMOND. VA,

Main, near the Corner OF 9Th Street,
RICHMOND, VA,
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Staun-
~ ton and the surrounding country, that they are
prepared, with the assistance of their Steam Power
and all the most useful Wood Working Machinery,
to execute every description Of work in their line
OF business in manner not to be surpassed, sucl
as BUILDING HOUSES of all dimensions, re-
pairing or remodeling the same; putting in Store
Fronts OF any kind, Shelvings put up, Counters
made &C., III d neat and tasteful manner, Stairs
built and Hand Rails worked according to eeomet-
rical Principles; Cornices made to suit any style
Of Buildings !; all kinds of Mouldings. on hand;
Sash Blinds and Doors made to order, and sent to
any part Of the countIf; every kind OF wood Turn
ing, such IS STAIR Balusters, NeWe! Posts, &c. Ar,
chitectural Wood Carving for Store Fronts, and
Capitals for Porch columns Eli orders executed
in neat manner.
". & D. QIBsGN hope, by strict attention to
business together with their practical knowledge
of the same to merit a continuance of public pa
tronage.
Richmond, Dec. Ii, 1858.--ly