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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-18

- Fol convenience AVID economy n
Rskiag bfsad; househeepers should uss snNPLKs
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n fHE ENSIGN AND THn DMR1kOk
HOW WE TOOK A BOARDER
eIAMEsE WOAAN and CHILDREN
In the WEBKLY DISPATCH
FOR THIS WEEK
ISSUED THIS MORNING
PRICE q GENTS

The wkKKLr rrrArcH, issued this morning. con-
taiua several beautiful stories. twsntysx columns
OF general news. editorial, correspondence CONNER
cia inteligsnce. &a. &c. It an excellent number
to send to the country and may be had at the coun
ter in wrappers ready for mailing. Price 4cents,
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~ The undersigned viii continue the
DRUG BUSINESS at the old stand and hopes. bv
unremitt'ng attention and increased facilitier to
enlarge HE custom.
ynh 10 JAS DUVAI.
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ZINE AKTS.-Messrs. W. HATTLEK
l. i CO. have the pleasure to inform the art low
nil 4 Go. New York, has this day consigned to us
large and select assortment Of plain sDd colored
ENGRAVIN9S, LITHO6R APH and PHOTO
GRAPHS. They will be on exhibition and offered
fogx sale on Friday. Saturday. Monday and Tues
dayGthe 18th. 10Th. 2lst and ed of March. only.
A great portion of the collection being samples
only intended for exhibition in the Southern States
deaers in engrsvngs and the public In general are
respectfully invited to visit daring these three
days. in order to have an opportunity to examine
and select from the whole collection.
A large assortment of the sn2ravings will be kept
by in future and orders for others promptly at
tended to.
Particular attention is called to the PHI otographs
a. the most beautiful specimens OF that art yet ex.
tant. WM SATTLER 4 Co
nah Is Artists Supply Store. 143 Main at
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Sc SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS. -
To THE VOTERS OF RIcHMoyD.-I respectfully
nounce my self candi late for the above Office and
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal election.
NH l-tdS d HAdERrY.
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Tor HIRE--A young and sprightly
Il Woman. who has child, about sixteen moptbs
old to goEith her. She Ii plain cook, washer ana
ironer, and accustomed to general Homework.
TH0S BAGBY,
General Agent and Collector
NH l8-ts No Wall Ct under st Charles Hotel.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING
~ GOODS.
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,
MAIN ATREhM

COAL OIL.-The undersigned agent
~ for the KENTUCKY COAL OIL COMPANY
are now receiving regular supplies of this celebra.
TED vi, and are prepared to fill orders with prompt
ness, at the lowest marke rates.
P0ULTNEY MOALE
NH l5-lm a Lombard st. Baltimore
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n. TABLE AND BED LINEN
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS. q great variety
TABLE DAMASKS in the piece
SATIN DAMASK NAPKINS
TRAY NAPKINS md DOFLIES
COLORED DAMAsK DOYLIES
C2UMB CLOTHS
TABLE COVERS, all kinds
WHITE MARsEILLES QUILTS, all grades
PINK and BLUE do
EXTRA LINEN SHEETINGE, very cheap
PILLOW CASE LINENS, all widths
FURNITURE DIMITIES and PRINTS
CURTAIN MATERIALS, all kinds
Our assortment of these goods Is very large, and
they will be cold very low.
nh lest WATKINS 4 FICKLIN
~ BAREGEs AND ORGANDIES
CHALLlES and J6CONE1S
SPRING DE LANES, &c,
IN ROBES AND PLAIN SKIRTS.
A LARGE AND ELE9ANT Assoc RTMENT
which will be offered at prices which will ensure
the patronage of all who examine them.
NH l6-3t WATKINS & FICKLEN,
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. oOL Y I'll ON VI COPARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The cc-partnersbip heretofore eristino
between the undersigned. ia this day dissolved by
mutua! consent. JAMES pUVAL has purchas-
ed u NORrON's entire interest in the late firm
Of DUVAL NORTON. including debts due 10 the
said firm. and will pay all debts due by the said
hrm. JAMES P DUyAL
HATLEY NORTON.
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~ SPRING 1889,
SAMUEL M. PRICE = co.
Have the pleasure to offer 10 their friends and Gus.
toners
One OF THE MOST COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCKS OF
RETAILING DRY GOODS.
ever offered In this city.
In every description Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Of
NEW and BEAUTIFUL designs
And the FINEST FABRICS
FINE LACES
PARIS EMBRogDERIEs
MANTLE6, -sHAWLS
taey cfer 70 their customers selection unsur
passed.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINENS and LINEN GOODS
6ENTLEMKNs WEAR, and
FURNISHING GOODS
PLANTATION GOODS
They orss superior stock. and at
PRIcn6 - Law - the LOWEST.
1haukfni for former patronage they rsspectfuIiy
solicit continuancs Of the same.
sAMUEL u PRICE co,
M W-lA lH Main IT.
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THr ApoyR WE'LL Kucwu YAvoRi1B nnANn. AVA
ON aALg, nj JAMES Y. MoANDREW.
ds6-ly 81. PM1 6TREExs NEW yoax.
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FOR LYNCHBURG-T

kl1lf1a5z|1l1111Bl eave SATURDAY.-The canal boat
TEMPEST will leave as above. For freight. ap-
plyto VIM P cox.
IuhlS-2t At the Shed, Dock street.
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WANTS
NTANTED-To sell the stock good will,
(XTANTED-To obtain in this or some

" AIt IEO-IO UbtSln IN Ids CT some
~ Southern or Southwestern city a situation ~
Salesman, Clerk. or Manager In some maDufsc-
turing house, by one experienced in business,
for moderate compensation for his services. his
object being employment more than salary; or
would be willing 10 unite with one doing a safe bI
siness. where small capital would be required,
either in town or country. Testimonials furnished.
Any communication directed to W. through
Richmond o. will meet prompt attention
NH
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NMrppdifcbe JtaeDrisoten.
gssitere slaArtebten Des eampfers

sFat Hs hEUHG ssH NJ l U D | a.. I4tA s@ ~
DER . ampfer Saronta, Der lbam.
burg am / uno Soutbampton am 5. Aptl oerz
lleB, oeflen ytadrl9ten ailp um 4 1a9e alter
linO, ais Die Der arabIa, iii IN 9t.w yort allae
tOmmen. SOl4e leIner Jta1rldten, Die nlbt
audi BON Der Arabil iiberbra6l nurDen, baben
wr ben 9ta9ribten Der leBteren dronoloAllA
einSeiu9t. Die 6eo.) aa.
Die arabla pallirte am 8 ben DanlpIrr
alia bon Jtew. Oorf nad ylUerprOl am IA. UNI
3 ubr Hadmittae8, Bette 40, Sluse %, 0sn
OampIes 9tla9ara, pom 61litar nad 2loerpcol,
uno medlelte am AIbenO pellelbtn Gaae5 mn 8
llbr NaAli8nale nit oelu Odnipfer 3uta.
Gn8lunD.
Sm Hnterbanle bdtte 3orD Palmetlton lib
am .. April SeSen Die leltena Der M~tllltet auf
lbn Seworfenen Setoadlignnsen utltbeloiat unp
Hpro Oerbb'o Ssrlabren idarf erlat.
SIR :. PadInstnn bate Dat an geantportet
uro Die 8ebauptan9 wIeOerbolL 3orO Batmers
ltcn bate Ole oltette Otobang aenabt, oaB,
fal5 Die &rone BON lbrem Rett, oa5 Bdria
ment auI5ul0Ien, 9e6ranA maiden wlirpe. paS
0au5 lih eleleltl Det5ern mSbte, bic Benlul.
SuiSen gu Uotlren.
Nm Z. Npril mat iii SberbauIe Die Sncilhe
Steben. WtillIchen Anlelbes Blu our 5lpeiten Qez
Jung pallirt. SIN 8erlaui. lelner Benerfun
gen barber laSte Corp Derbp, OaB in Der nat
ten BO9e eis Danfuotum lir Oen @enerals
@cupernaur uno Sberbefebl8blber unO Die an@
Oeren Seamten in SnDlen unD eIue Nrt SSreus
benz Ooer Settling fir Die DleOerberlteuuna oes
GrleoenS rOr9elHla8en iperoen wiroe.
Sm unterbaule bate VorD Yllmerltcn anaes
tlnol9t. oaB CT cine AntraJe betreffs vunlerer
au8Dartl9en Se5iebuuSen uno per 9aae @urcs
pas" l%tellen miiloe, auT Die Crinseape Bite oes
perm O,SSraelt bate Ell tie IeooA nod per
ldcben. sE1saen@ aa
Serr D'Ssraeli ~tanoiste an, oaR er lib i,
einem cber 3ueI Ga5eu iiber Diele 6raae auslal
fen wtro.
SIN Parlanenfe bate cine ldaaere Debate
t6er bic DampferIinlen naA anlerita (taltoe.
%funDeu. DaS Wtintterlum bate aber in Dleler
6ra9e nod feline ~DefinitiUe @rtldruna aeaebeu.
Der Gag Der 4uflclnuS bes p~arIamentes it
uoG niAt beltimmt. Die GanOloatsu aber4
flutben baS 2anD nit 4oreien all ibre Goalti.
~tuenten.
2prb Balmerfion peri4ert in Der l%einioen.
bic entiheipenDe 6ra8e lei Die ReicrM8ius
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= learapDtisE1e NakOriebtem


Bttt6tttfarb.n @aIttmer. medet.
Wafbin9tpu, Fl. Aprtl. @8 ut ni0t
pabr. Dap Der SeIebl ettbeilt purpe, bic beplffs
neten @rpsolticnen nat Nri5rul, Die in 9iews
Oort unD onoeren Stdoten praanilirt wurOer,
gu perbtnoern.
Albanp, 20. 9pri(.. Der beuti9e . Sta
%te5ulan" lo9t, Wf1O. SaItung babe ibre
SdulO ein9eltanoen. Gin pieier Nnaabe lit
tein B%unfen Wabrbeit !; lie erftdrt, baB lie fein
@eltdnpnlB gu mad)eu. GA tie 9(leS, mas iie
iiber bic Sa0e wilie. ibreln 0ertbeioiger 9elaat
babe, lpelher tbre l6riit1iden Au9aben bel ibs
rem YrOSelle pcrsele8t babe.
Der A1t6, Sobn 0obertD ltarb beute in
GcnareBsSa(l All einem @ebtrn Sdlase.
. 0 ton, 20. April Die .@anaoa" ie
selte beute Otiita9 mad 6alifar uno QlpcrprOl
ab far %erlteren Plae battc iie12, fir leeteren
&c Pallu9tere an BrrO.
Allentown, 20. NpriI. DaS @eIei8
Der Slt YennlplUanil6 den @ilenbabn wuroc
bente ppIenoet, 10 oaB Die 2inie 5milden ytew,
Norf uno Satrl8bur8 lebt cOmplet 1T. Die
3aSe Seben BON mcr8en al.
@barle(ton, 20 Npril. Der OalnpTcr
. SauleS 4pSer" brad am Wcnta9 JtaAmltta9
lein @ellrao lei @eprSetown. Gin Danpfer
it ibm gu Salie setcmmcn.
@9arlefpn, 20. iaprtl. Der PrC5eB
se9en 6 Wtatroien pom u,@dO" be9ann am
DtOutaS uno l4lcB beute nit elner 6rellpte'
d unQ.
ST. Qoui8, 81. 9tpril. Der beige
,9tepublican" beridtet BON elmer kepDrltebeuD II
6tibultier. @rpeniticn no6 Spncra uno @bi.
buabua. (2Sir balten eS fir unnStbia, olele
&latlAereieu 5I ibelleee1. Die Reo.)
g 0om WferieD.
New:OrleanS, 81. Npril. OerOanle
pier Ari5cna lit Don Sra5c5 nit 1aArlbten
bis gum IS. D. unO $233,O00 5art8elO an9e'
~tculnlell. ae5 AIA
Die Qiberalen in Wlerico, unter benz GOm'
manbo oeS @enerol @arc1, bdtten San 2ulS
Potoli %9enOmmen.
Der Shcner 6lcrenee BON NewsVorf ltran-
bette i'm 8raSo5, fam aber unbeld1pl9t leg.
B .s Cetnssianbt9
Waf6tn9tou, o. s., 21. Nprl. Der
i'm Diltrlct @olumbia felt ine9reren Wodtn sc
6,loete ySdnBerbuno," 6eftebsiO aus
Den 8.reiuen 9dnJerrunoe e, Wt an
ner6pr, locs DEM. Guruer~Gte:
oertael (DllbmSton) uno @oncor0t a
(@eor9etown) 5iDlt circl 60 attiue Mtit5lisDer
unD beredet ssSeuwarti8 Elm eoIcert Dor, mel
dee I'M Wat ltattftaoen lol.
Dl nun aber Da8 Galtinlorer S%dn9ers
e it all meldeln liA per Sunp in ccrpore be-
tbeili9t, 10 nabe lie9t, 10 louten Die Sdn9er
l6cn ebrenbalber bIerauf Gaiflibt neb<
men, oaS prrpiectirte Concert Bis auf Selesenere
!3eit binau5l1ieben unO Die olgemetnen Sleoer
III AuSriff nebmenj oanllt AUDI ron bier aus
beim sang Ell It etDuS %9eleiltet miro.
.N#H#rWFE q #4WfEsfE EEWFN = ~ uA
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Qfseniem.

gdbrt6t rirS hermit gestben, Bag ale Spnt MtlpUr unp
Stabtratb BON Baltimore aus ehtltcn 3tsenlen, Swtihen rem
.erfen unb 5punstsfen RGt bisiss Jabres erneHfrt
apSi.Ti%i2i 9 Jam. 81 oetutbtm. @onStr0aey
Glert'S Ofice Oer SOurt Oi SOmmOn Picas.
S6nbler, Spstfe> anb Iufrn.6 ans. gDtrtte, Wtadler. Sns
fpeftOren unO ale anpsrn wa6e StaatsitSenien 6eelrten,
werten bttrntt dufaefprbeIt / bre Stjenfen erneuern
Al Iaden an user upr benz nd6tsn W. 1td pibrtBenfaaS lie
osmdg bes b.tr. @slegeS btpauotlt wtretn. Ole egenisa lie
gen SRr IuSferttsua3 tcrtit.
80. s. 9amtlI, @1ett
i4 Der Court If Common YIeGs BON Baltimore.
MhIO fnNn ~ o,nhnA - 49, - .l...-. ~. =
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Rmtlt OSerfo11f
swdMbpl1

DdlIDUG5
$500, GbDO Sup 8lu unD StreinerbplI
100000 SdinOel unO 2atten gum Bertauf.
2D.r Ientsn bic Nufmertfanlteit plnftlider aunben auf vi.
lere 8rOBe gtieberIdBe Dn Bau. unD 9tubhSiS YUu all IT Mrten,
Qnantttdten uo @rOBen. - QDir fGnetDen petstannep 9dus
pp5 mad B~ettuun9, unb teIern 6eniterrabmeu, &6urt !,
&tnfadun8en uno %ppbelGrbet AZ 5abrifpretien. SpreDeti srf
n unierm 3oSbpft, DO. 40 Risbttr. S6erfte, Ubsr Gfe ppn
S" Sap2 - O''"""p' Burns az Sloan.
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Ueuc MU3etOem.


Die uuter uuleren b, utfaen Wttbdraet fittraofnef a8t'
tatlUn aeaen bic Dlst orr G~attlefp9p san 5sfpllse fir baa
b3mad@f fdttfnsenpe 5Gnetrfet ldbt es i'm 5atetete Sielts
scenes benz unterSet6uetet Yr 4tbtam DnrtauS nolenfn0t5
erltctnen, otele 10 wt@ttse AnBele8sn9etl ethtr ne0maItBen
&rUleunB Der ga ~ysrbnnas- . lt5attoa 5u em feolen.
Die 5s;ren Dtlesdten fcwte Die @bteh' ttt8lteoer pes
Smaerbunoe5 nerpen bsmsufofge Su etner auBtro osatltben
General. Vsrf am mluns IL ben 8rpBtn Saal Der utt@antes
Dan am Spnna0enb ben %. Mprtl c.
70 Mtenbs s ubrt
hermit Elm Iel1beu. DaS p~rdf5tun
- SptIder.f
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0rD6e Scriammlarn9
@oohorbpr Sta0tz nnS QanOgeielidafi

5eutt, Srttta9, abenbs UNI = ubr, wtrs 5r. 3. S6m6le,
uids Der I66nen beutG6en MnneSsun8 t. New>Seties srieet'
len. Die @srfammluns fn6st bet 9rn. eG91 tn Sisesridar.
fltt unb aHe N4t8lisee r, tOwte taihnttItNe genllVt pts
len, RnO 6ierntt etn8elapsn gu %sri0etusn; senn ba Gnpen ne
bic befe s. sIs8enbett, it'd. Oon benz 3utdnoe per Sa@e ~
uber,euaeu, inpen Sr. SGm6le as StaS netter uno Su-
pertnteaoent Der 5tapt NIT ben bprtistu Serpaitntfen tnnt6
psrtraut TIT unb It'd bic Aufeabe aefslt bal, ltee oernanttt6e
5ra1e Ibgr bic neue Mnttblun8 gu beantwprten. Ny
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91naet0e.

,br y,ier ppn bier ~ be3teben, barnuf aufmertfam, ba6 or flr
SIsfen CONNER NOD 10 bs 1850 Bbls. 0aeerbier lber ben
ssbarf letner Gegentpirttsen &unben lbrte bat. Ierner
aaranttrt Ct, 6ab bafeIbs iebem philadelphia 8isr an Quite.
oIethneben wtro, e nf0&a IhCS. BED,
NS51 mt Npd Spring Brewery.
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DR.. Hufeland.
Wallnmifher @orptaI

fGr fbneae 6stluna BON 6ufen. GrE6ltHns, SuHasn5en, Brda.
ne. @aubsn oals nnb f"ftr6trensntstin0aH8. AnsteRrnne unl
Denn nod nt6sli6, Or .rptfrung tr Aue an pieter Srantpett
eetoente, 1elbf tn ben iesten Stdenn:
Diele ttratmte Preparation TT sIst@ benz Stttsrn %suSerIdf.
Ia = "a N fur cine RldHe BON Eranfbe ten %beftfnint. Bic
aIoemeiner unb aefdbrltGsr ais dle antere benen bic 8etpsb.
ner biefeS eaubeS unterwOrfsn fnb = &rdntbeitsn bic BON ii.
asr ilftreu Grf6ltuna ~berribren. Or. Ben, btele erfe 6r,t.
de Wufboritdt faat! SD wtl nt6t bebaupten, bag ,Nnlti
FIR uns II. mas bic Ysf unA has sdbe 1teber fur bic 9ewUt.
ner auserer 3pnen fn6. aber Id tdnn btfftmmt perfAern, bas
ie us 6rdnfbetten bon arDserer &efGbrli&teit uub mtbs
St~erbef1le %Jnflbren. AfAo
gine peiers Qrsbs Der entfebIi&en @efdhrItdFett Der yun
etnet fIetnen @rtdltuns entfetenben 8rautbetten, seIat I'D Bel
stneun Bid uber na9aetsnbe aus sen Bert6ten bes 9bilabeI.
pbta 8elunbbettSamtes tntnpntmene Eabede. TrOb6en obi.
1sint Rte Jabpue, 10y" F'
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Aen potr Der yeber e%ntlFebcl.
Sotbs ais s~raUpfuns, tnnsrt de- pemOrtben, &noranq bts
Siutes HdH benz ROpfe 5durt i'm Wlaseu. 6trSbrenatn, 1pb-
brenTea, VI ,petitlOtatett. 56pere I'm WdGen, SbDide nno
tSiss Gstfu6i i'm W1ssn uab uutsrlrtb. SdDsrer Ntusne.
SerifIcp'en 5dw he Der Iuesn. Glefeu In benz @sfAt
Gis'et unb ROpffAmsrSen, 8efdwerben tetm IttHen, Sfibs
ip,rbel Der pant urb NuseR, Seits aasben, S&niir;sn tf
@it-. uno ben @ltebsrn. 5tss TIM 8opf uaD Srennsa i'
5tetfh, 8~dn9toftit unb @teker8efhla tsnbett.
Ot &ilertbimer e~mpfebIen otefe @sbt3tn ber Nnftn srtiant~
EFT Dee subiifdmS. fef i~bers saat UOn benz 9pertp tne DIT
Nn9emeItntYit b~erltIpen fir aGe 4siben. rUfar he sOrtebeno
s~mpfotten rtro. @s tit btes ftin meues un6 un8epralteS
Mittt, ~fCnteaH etnes, has felt 10 Sabren BITE YrutanG rer penn
anertfanif6en @Clte ~befdnceH bat ub beHem Wut UNI yer
tduf Bis Test nod BON fstntmt Nnttrn errftHt mnrte. Ots
%teuantde, wet6e betdbmte anb ausseset6nett Asrjts une grt-
g%atptrlOnen aus dGsr Lbetlsn bcfes 9ances 81 SunHea gesen
lebsn ms %unaebsuere unb et1e gendue Dur1lei ina peg au1apr"
IDS BON benz Itaentbumer pubitairten @lmdnGds, relnen 0er-
feiee uuenteelblt6 bur6 bic Assnten ~pertteilen last. mug quo
Den unsliMbtsfen uber5eugen, BAT biefes Utffers mlr1ltp %
terutrtbeit O~sr6teRt, mel6e es erldngt bat. a5e egt
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Diete aatIen lttsen, bab b~stRdpeber 4. Etett Gnsr Sttrbs.
tale tn sieism 0an6e burb A~Hsjsbrune berirIa6t trerben, ab.
aeiettn pom ben sdblretden anbern eetben, BITE BON elmer
ifi&sen &rfdlttuo bsrbet8sfltrt Dsrben.
~fhant entrs @eiunbbeit unb wenu tr an elmer @rIiItuna
te Nru + MD 9ungs tetbet. fdufet stne Blai@s Don $ u fe"
IL . 3 bli.mlkbsm Ger9taI unb itr tSnnet auf Fdere &c.
nt'uaa e,b3tr Gsnfsnbe tabsa bteies eetbdn unb beHtn
y ~, crh ~ trtHn9 be3augt. ia
ea1sn Fommt Der aud maHbmdI BON perborbensm Ma.
afa 10 N,iatm tduttds sDeltfbe 0ltters- eebrou6t a,prhsr
{satp la BADEN uOn stnsns anpauernbsn &uRen ~Serrubrsn"
tr tfa pc ub Wbfpa ennR8 Ses 9anSen SAT- ma m,rb y =
Od5 Y - ppn areetn Nuben Fn6en. ~"
: fttt 70 = eir8ls bd or. 8. M. SadfDn. 4,s M,A
y z eri5eIPbter pe, fer tt1i un6 bet aaen Druoeiasn mn
z ffealtsru euFd Gle Ver. Stdatsn v~erEauFt. "'''s wv
~rsif79 es"ts ef SIai@A Da9H. E@@
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WDn SfNce.

a6elid, ausgenSmmen SSnntas $50 9ladm 700 Born.
0lOA 81 $40 Wt %prrtS, pUamethsr.
Van Hagen g. McKeone's.
Srtentali d. auflBfenoeS sci e.
Ybilaoelpbiu.
Saranltrt ~SOladnatse 8tfrieotsune Su seben pber anbern-
fals bic 8urlderitdttnn9 he's @elpet.
ns- ualere asenten tnb ansswtefea ole @anesl su VET.
aIfea nRb uns pafIr gu betahen.
", Dan 9aaatn. elm prafitl6er Seifenfe er bat felt 5dbren
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-04-22
SO ipcrtbpollcm GceenltdnSen,

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den frrunDIiGf ttniuiaben. Der Mrbctier @tfana. Wtretn
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%senutpltG un6 %aneens6ra ais m6slidp 81 MAIDEN, aud bar CT
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Die Ghrsnmttslifeer ib erfu@t, itre RGrten S~Or.useisen.
Ap1t.Yu DaS pmm ttfge -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-24

PRoGREss OF UsURpATloS.-We wish
that we could congratulate Southern
readers on the success of their Sena.
tors and representatives, in resisting
the course ofiederal despotism. 1t is
ungracious to be always bearing evil
tidings and uttering doleful prophe-
cies; and it might be very easy TO per.
suade ourselves, here in the latitude
of Washington, and in the soothing
and balmy atmosphere Of compromise,
that everything goes moderately. But
having undertaken to tell the plain
truth, as it appears to our eyes, it is
needful to declare that the whole
course OF Congressional legislation is
tending, and that with accelerating
pace, to tue destruction of the rights
Of minorities, and the concentration
OF absolute power in the hands of ma.
jorities.
Ii these minorities aud maiorities
were accidental as to geographical
position. and varying in application
to particular cases, there might be
nothing very intolerable in the mat
ter; hut the controlling majority hap.
pens to be q well.dcfned and well.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-24

The admission of Oregon as a State
into the Union increases the number
Of stars in our national banner to
thirty-thrcc. We have now two States
upon the Pacific-two mighty pillars
Of the temple of the Union, towering
staunch and majestic on the western
verge of the continent. Bright and
expansive as were the visions Of the
Fathers Of the Republic, this result
is more than they dreamed. Gen.
Lane, one Of the Senators elect, says
the population of Oregon will exceed
ninty-three thousand. Her admission
into the Union was bitterly opposed
by the Black Republicans and their
Southern allies in Congress because
it secure a Democratic Senate for
four years more against all contin,
gencies. Nashville Union and Ameri-
can.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-24

The mother of John g. SAKE, the
poet, who resides in Troy, went to
Bennington, last week. for the purpose
OF hearing her son read his poem on
Love" Though he has lectured four
hundred and fifty times, this was the
first time the old lady ever had an OPP.
%portunity Of bearing him.
The ShelbyviIle Erpositor says: We
know a couple in this county who
have fourteen children. Neither OF
the children was born when they were
married, and all of them saw them
when they married"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-24
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

BY virtue OF decree of the County Court
Of Franklin County Tennessee, pronounced
at its February Term A. D. 1859, in the case
w. w. Brazelton Admr, ct ais, vs.. Ross B.
Cowan, ct ais, | will on the 4th Monday in
March next offer for sale before the Court
house door in the town of Winchester, the
f. lowing tracts Of land, of which Willinm
BrnzeIton died seized and possessed, as fol-
lows
Tho Bell Tract and Gillespie Tract, (No, Of
acres will DO made known on day OF sale.)
The oIddlngs 10 commence at Sl5 per
acre, upon u credit of one two and three years
except $500, which must be paid down. The
purchaser required to give bond with two or
more good securities, and a lien retained I'M
I'll the whole of the purchase money is paid.
Feb % r, r. SIMS. Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-24

"RETRGNCHMENr AND RErORN,--The
pay Of members Of the present Con-
gress for the short session, now about
TO closets over Thirty Dollars per
day. 1t must DO admitted that the
people, thousands of whom sweat and
toll for a dollar n day in the work
shops, at the forge, and in the fields
through winters driving storms and
summers scorching suns, are Il liberal
and sclf-sacriliicing Constituency
Thirty Dollars per day Meanwhile
the Treasury grows empty, and the
sounds that come from its depleted
vaults are as vOidlcSs Of substance
as echoes from n tomb.