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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

That impudent free-negro Fred Douglass has written
letter on the Hsrpers Ferry affair." from which i, is evil
dent he lacked the courage take part In the
desperate adventure by going with Old Brown to the
scene Of his foy,he Ia the conspiracy so far a. priv
10y Of knowledge went "The time" he says "for
full statement of what know has yet come aid may
never come" In the time, Fred saves his black
bacon by slipping 10 Canada whence he intends to
continue bis Eight to Eagland Here IL part Of the in.
science with which hs takes biz leave
II have apology for keeping ont OF the way Of
those gentlemany United States Mar-ha who are said
70 have paid Rochester somewhat protracted visit late
~, With view 20 an interview with me Government
recognizing the validity Of the bred Scott decision AT
such Tine ~ this is not likely have any very char.
table feelings towards me, and IL its repre.
ehauvc, prefer 10 do 40 At least upon equal terms
II have committed any offence sgan-t Society have
done ~ on the soil of the State 81 New York and
should be perfectly willing hsrc be arraigned before
an impartial Jary but haze quite insuperabc Objections
to be caught by the hands Of Mr. Hnshanap and "Jag.
ged by Gov Wise For this appears be- the arrange.
ment-Buchanan does the fighting and hunting and
Wise hays the game
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07
southern Confsderatss Of Northern Abolition

The Memphis AsIlanlLt introduces column Of er
tracts from the speeches Of Stephen A. Douglas advoca.
tug "squatter sovereignty" with the following para.
graph
There y not the most remote possibility that Stephen
douglas WI receive the nomination Of the Charleston
convention u, hossFsI the pressure Of Northern Abo
houi'n and h SOutheTn cORfeiernies should force him
upon the party the Southern people would keep sndiDg
~ Their columns the following
Here follow the extracts
The NsshviHe banner reminds the deqIqneIS that
southern Democrats IN the habit Of telling the peo.
pie That oil the msmbers ~ their party North are true 10
the south gfeat many gnssphisticated people have
been deuded into the belief ths atsusd si emen and
nothing short Of confessions from the Democracy will con
tssS Df their error Hence We on, on record the
above virtual s~.sop by the Memphis Assyas,l, thu,
there Is Northern '""'s-" with Southern conTs9
'raes' IN the Democratic party El.e here ~, ".,e.
sure Tor Dougias 20 come from Certainly no. froD'
the hepubhcan or Abolition party proper or the Nation
al Americans They have for Douglas. Il NUT
'e from the Democratic party North then that thi.
Northern Abolition pressore" with i,s Southern con
iedera'es i'to come And there are Southern confed
crates Of Northern Abolition In the Democrats party
100, indeed Soh SEEM. These are the Douglas men
Look out for th liza Democratic organ charges them
thus strongly there danger To the South and her In
su'uiions" 10 their moccssis iraets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

horse contracts mule contracts beef contracts aour
tracts, mail coatraes-s sorts Of specustons aud peca
iaions went topay for the services Of those who bad
contrived to make President against the win Of
the Peop'e-to inaugurate an administration by fraud
instead Of popular choice. The President himself
with the same hand that had written the DuQuesne let
'er endorsed Hve-oak aud navaimachnery operations
that would have dscredised gambling shops. When the
head Of the party stands before the country in this a
nde what right has he. those Who made him what he
S to ~himper and whine about elective franchises and
the rights Of the people Their whole game from the
dr't now, and yet to come. has BEEN is and will be to
profit themselves by misleading deceivng and cheating
the peoplc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07
The Right OF suGrage--Poree or FRAUD,

The Democratic organs INDUCING great clamor
the election In Baltimore. Those who were on the
ground, witnesses Of shat occurred differ widely as to
tbc amount Of roWdym exhibited and the party respon
vol for e. We shall therefore, not undertake TO speak
sDcnt what We kno~ 90 little Of We do know. how.
o'eT that Il rowdyism and Iocofocosm have come into
COLLISION 10 Baltimore, they have not always stood in
that relation each other there or elsewhere Scenes
witnessed in that city when under Democratic rule
equal ia awe'ness aud atrocity to any thing We have
beard Of since their antagonists have succeeded lisa
historical fact that rowdyism was first elevated into
political element aud muscle made power in the State
by the Democratic managers. All knor the part played
Wy the hyudets club in New York and all know who re.
Narded him for u, snd 10 what way At the late Con.
venton OF dat party ia the State was proved
subsequently,, plumbers Of buiss shoulder. hters and
ptte ring employed aud paid Nv the managers
TO he there for the purpose Of knocking down sud iag
giug out, " necessary.
Besides, Il the people be deprived Of their civil
rights bow much does II matter whether the thing bs
done by force fraHd Whom the present official head
Of the Democratic party aud the country expressed biz
horror that money should he used 70 carry election he
knew how much had been expended 10 give him the cleo
tora vote Of hi. STATE. 30 ore knows better than
hmselfihs foul tba, have besu emplo,ed in the
management. VI governmental patronage add power 10
thwsr the will g the people. Democratic leaders are
adept. In this thing -Ls sacred right Of suffrage the,
strange secretly OF rAmpe 's6antly under foot When
They have superiority Of physical "scs they have
s'ruP'e shout empoyingt When their p;'"sDt' have
numerical majority, then intrigue bribery and I'D
made 10 10 tie wcrs
ffou the President down 10 the lowest Official the
Lev sb esren qre Of the pubc motey for pa,,y,u
'scs Is rsttsed not only Viii out compuncton tit
slwor witbou, 'ncesimeot u tie election that made
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07
What viii the North do with u,

The editor Of the Clarksvie Tobacco Plant who has
lately returned from trip North makes the following
r"-assung statement OF public opinion in that quarter
in view Of the late transaction At Harpers Ferry w.
quote from his paper
1T so happened thai the very day that the intel
gence OF the Harper Ferry invasion reached GAINESVILLE
We were making our to the northern cities and we
were IN Philadelphia and New York the very time that
the public mind there the height of excitement nm
the subject was gratifying TO observe that this
heiarious expedition OF Captain Brown with almost
universal disapprobation We satisfied that had the
necessity arisen, New York City. alone would hsye sent
10000 volunteers TO quell the riot And like feeling
exhibited itself among the entire population of Pbadei.
pia The prompt surrender Of Cooke bv the Governor
OF fennsyivania in response the requston of Gov
ernor Wise, doubtless fair exposition OF the public
sentiment OF the Keystone State We are satisfied that
one OF the results of the affair will be 10 ent, def.,
upon the entire abolition party of the North such odu
TOO as will drive many Of them renounce their dabo
cal doctrines and to adopt more conservative opnions
Even the notorious Joshua r. Giddings dis
grace to be caught in such company and hence he in
dgnantly denies having in any manner conrived oven
as counsellor ut this insdious attack upon Virginia So
Veregnty 10 so doing he virtually admits. that his doc
trne OF sboonsm leads results which he cannot ap-
prove and the NEXT thing in natural Of reason
ing "li pe remuneration OF the principles, which have
such wicked plots for their practical deveopementr
We sincerely hope that the opinions here expressed
may be justified by the progress Of eyens-,ha defea,
and disgrace may settle down on the Abolition party
as TO drive them to their dabolica doctrines
and adopt conservative opinions The North never had
more solemn occasion TO consider well what it owes 10 IT,
SELF TO tho South to the Constitution and 10 the Union
We are glad to believe that there at least some er-
couragng signs that the great body Of the Northern
PIE are awaking to the peril Of the position into which
they have been unwngly drawn, by unprincipled and
'e'h men May they not fa in substituting the resto.
ration of constitutional rule of order for the faco
ana rensy which have brought the country into its pres
ent state Of discord and danger
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07
MARYLAND ELHrrInN

he iu vote oil Baltimore city, on Wednesday last for
Purnell Amer, comptroller is lsOI6 The vote s,r
Jarrett, dem Is 1884 American majority at the late
municipal election over the Reform ticket was Iso5-
ms exhibits an American gain in the three weeks since
the last Council election of 4 IS, votes
for Congress-To'al vote in the twelve upper wards
constituting the Fourth Congressional D-trct.arrison
Z'r'; DAVIS, lo,oI2 Daris's (Amer.) maj. 1898.
The Senate will stand according to the reported state
menS thirteen Democrats and nine Americans; aud the
House OF Delegates "a Democrats and 80 Americans he
ing democratic majority of four in the Senate aud four
teen ~ the House Of Delegates. and eighteen Oh Joint
ballot for United States Senator '
The following gentlemen have been elected to Congress
the delegation being equally divided the two
tes, as 1t was in the last Congress:
-imericdas D,u.o.r,.
Edwin II. Webster James A S,sw.,
-; hofIison Harris, Jacob N. Kunkel
HehIy W inter DAVIS. George w Uughea
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New York Rolisyes.

=
IT, .a ~ rop1' ''Ae "sss p'see '0-mo'
$50. ,.,,,ss - 49,, :" 'ne he'a-'ne nepuoi
n--.. re tNp ."s' yes" VI f'."o' U"
osn go ~, -, - 80 ,o,e !" '"e same e'eeuon
| ,--.X-, 49, ~ "e Aner'Ah party, ~n'en
| = ~ ""N "'".'sN W o"'''' 'oer' ms par
| ! NC .onsuersa a. aSoAnded o.
| -. sos, "". ~" VI nisu ss-'e "eke
| 80 - w w v'"ei pa'ues' Inc P'ecis'
| 80 "e@er VI nan 'ne nePuohcar
"N "~ '.e ho"'o.'A'' S'a'e uekeS 70 snow TO ootf
| - .l.n,. .'e VI f'"e s'an"'ns
~ '~pAo'' VI sPo'nng inc CALCULATIONS OF Doth
In all cases where the claims and demands Of this balance
| of power sufficiently respected
The followipr from the address os cha Ino,;. s,,
,., VI ~ S'"'s
on'e more uiy explains the position OF that party
IN the canvass aud the reasons for adopting il
"They unwilling nominate what is called a
Straight Ticket because of their ack inability
to elect To have selected alone either the names upon
the Democratic Republican State tickets would have
been join hands Wth the one or the oer of these two
parties when they belong neither OF them. They had
among the two prominent parties the State no friends
to reward enemies punish and acted therefore in
the selection Of names impartiay between both but not
without good purpose and high principle. The dele
gates came together Of their spontaneous will 10 re-
store the American party to the condition of its original
organization, aud TO show that in this State in the
States OF Rhode Island New Jersey, Pennsylvania ILL
nos and perhaps IN other parts of the Cnon holds
balance oil power
The address then gives the election returns of sexerI
wears To show tbs, m. ,ms-;o.,. hv .o,.,.,,,
IT. ,,. =. - -, "e'u
exceeded Carks majority by l3l,9sS; in lSs6, over
Kings iority oS6; in ls5 over Tucker. majority
Is sos. in 1855 over Norg,p,s m.;or;,, ,q.,o
7, 1883 ,h, or. - =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07
ASSAULT UPoN SENATOR pooIITTLy,s WIFE
AND DACGUTER

The Racine wis., Advocate has the following notice
daring attempt upon the wife and daughter OF United
States Senator Doolitile:
AS Mrs j. X Doolittle and Miss Doolittle were r.
turning in carriage from Kenoha last Saturday even
ing when about two miles north othe city, the woods
'hey observed man of suspicious appearance in adj
vance, and fastening the horse he made spring at the
rens but missing his grasp he endeavorcd catch hold
OF tne carnage but the horse spirited one answered
10 tue izs and left the fellow where all his efforts 10
catch them we're fruities although he follow ed them at
'ne Top OF ms speed Tor about half mile once came
sihn lev feet OF graspins the carriage. The ever.
ing was so Tar advanced tn make il impossible to re-.
eognise the features of the describe hi, clothing
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noeh. R.ee,veS.

Tax ELhrssrs OF Moral Scisscr. ByJ. L. Dagg. D..
D., late President of Mercer University Ca Published
by Sheldon Company. Now York.
BArrisr CuosAls: Tune and Hymn Book, designed
to promote general congregational singing containing
one hundred and sisyoar tunes adapted about -four
hundred choice hymns. Hymns selected by Rev. b.
Manly, Jr., d. D. Music adapted BY Dr. A. Brooks Eve
re,t. Published by T. J. Starke. Richmond. Va.
LiFs % THOMAS A. BEcKrr. BY Henry Hart Milman
d. d., Dean OF st. raurs. Published by sheldon 4 Co.,
New York.
LIVE OF HASsiSAI. BY Thomas Arnold, D. D. Pub
ishcd by Sheldon Company. New York.
These works have reached from the Publishers
through the hands of T. Starke No aoS Main Street.
Richmond, from whom they be obtained by the
public.
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Homo Man,Cact,,,.o

Homo Manufacture.
SEMPLks iNPALLiBiE BAKING PownER-Ths best and
- cheapest preparation known making la few mom,nt.
n".! y,,s and In sn elegant light and hand
ai bresi Biscuits batter. Buckvheat other rdd,
wing Of time labor and expense. ~ : -
NO family should be without them 4.
speedily and better by this method known Give
II trial -""- "i'e
for sale by Druggists and GrOesrs generally.
JOHN W. QARLICK
Manufacturer aud Sole Proprietor.
Richmond, Va
2! W A. strother Co.. Irby saunders,
anu u rhomeon AMI by Druggsts and generally
N. M a.. RICHMOND Oct l2th. 1853.
ia J. W UAkitcE Dear Sir IL have
introduction sempes Baking Powder hest
preparation for baking seen We
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07
THE WATCH QUESTION.
AMERICAN VS.. FOREIGN WATCHES,
A GARD

THE ONLY ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY pRooy M coon
mAICH Is THAT 1T TELLS CORRECTLY. AND WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION THE TRUE TIME DAY-A other test, ar,
lhn.oy II IN. Watch perform equally aud with ,ecuY,
ey To DO whatever elabvr.i.y finished
curious shapes aud patented devices adopted that novel
opponents and ingenious eohtysnces mr.. in
troiucsd that the covered by fmou. nam. and nv
massive and costly Hundreds worthless watshe. .r.
beautifully hnissd and exque 20 run bsd
and wear out quickly great deal l. mos. often
great deal 81 completely and all will admit Of mere
Poh viii advantage piece that radically mAfonsd or In
exactly htlsd SIMPLICITY or CONSTRUCTION and such
correctness In the size and shape every part
the apple alton Of machinery purpose sn. insure, thu.
With sufficient nieeiv Of finish accomplish. the desired result
The founders and Of the Company Of
"Aam, are determined TIMEKFEP.Rs whether the,
money or not They do not undervsue they
feel that they TINE THIS Il THE uyAssa
OF THEIR WHOLE ESTABLISHMENT Thoroughly familiar h,
practical experience with the evils inherent forern
evils which ell Watch dealers will In saying render
nearly ~ore for Al. purposes Of time keeping large majority
OF foreign Wstehesthey aim troug, the substitution Of M.
Tor The uncertain judgmsni of eye and i'm
perfect skin Of the hand produce article that shan no, on
ook IKE WATCH but perform the duty OF Watch adorpnr
with such degree Of hnih which throush eo.
tnne win not put above the In The eo,nu
nifty AND THAT THEY HAVE DONE THIS, AND ARE DO
So IT. ey confidently appeal the daily COM
Ing and going regulated by Watches 10 .ay In .v
system even the best there Win Imperee,on and
failure doubtless occur In the waham manufciurs bu, In m
ten vdeh produces Watches which IDENTICAL rather than
SIMILAR the prapo,On Of such minimum
Having achieved s decisive vle,orys victory with reason
orhhe American Watch Company from being
ed at frequent aud un.crupulou. n cot, ,
III. importing business. Tb. opoo.I,,on 80 -. -, ~
pected and N. occasion Of 1, vim he .,,.,., a. ,
the ,s,en, Ofpbs importers. trad and IL S,,.
character Company has no reason 10 b, III
amount of patronage receives since !. Obliged h, IN. multi,
pic atiop of order. I,,v-v o ,,.,.... a.. 80. :. ~ ~
nIsht a. veil a. dsy, bu, 4, 4, ne, eo,,.,, o., 80 % ~
community should 10 the real merit Of w.,e,..
Unfortunately there article Ia common use vhh ,.o. -
orally 60 l,tl. upd.,.,.,s =. . W., -, 50"
his only reliance Judgment 70 long t.r,to. q. t,o,
Watches yi.ld PROFIT Inport,r In. com,.,x
good deal of dcryng and via. .h,.inx q,
b.s and f.in, pr,.. s " Wv
Tn. Comp.py . graus.s IN n. .,,, a. 49, 49, ,,..,
are hu ,drei. In the ,,,a. -. &C.,. -, a. - -, e
t.tIon or in an old .,oes nj, h.,s r. r.. - -, =,
hies to American Watch, who indeed from pa,lc matte.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

We publish this morning. from the RaYnirsr of Saur.
day, correspondence between Gov Wis., and .ily old
OF New England who asks hs permission to come
TO Virginia to nurse Old Brown Her ignorance Of the
fact that she had right to without asking hs Der
mission, IL an illustration Of her knowledge of political
subjects generally and of the ntegenceof her opinions
on the subject of slavery. We have not heard of her
making her appearance at Hsrpcr's Ferry Maybe. ,b.
didn't expect the Governors assent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

4
ABAIEnENT OF TIE ExCTrENENT-ONE or tn.
COL0RED PRISONERS on TRIAI-TBE cAsr
OF Cook-VlSIr 10 OLD BROWN
CHARLrrowS, Va Nov. a-Therc has been . mar. a.,
abatement In the excitement here to-day The town 1.
ho.erer A. full OF people when the excitement "a, =.
us he'gh', and stranger continually coming and
going. e ~""
Judge Russell and lady, and Mr. Hoy,, who 6rs. took
up Browns defence, lef here this morning for Rosso,
Copp,e who Was found guilty yesterday has not vet
shields Green, Of the negro prisoners vas NUT ON
fiAi to-day lie u defended by Mr. Sennett. The evil
uense closed and the case ui be submitted to ncrrov
tneInry copeland u next for trioA and on Monday
us expected mat the wounded mad Dtephens will be
oSug" up IL u almost certain that Cook will plead
s1y, nrs' submitting written confession statement
OF ms connection With Brown His brother>in.law Gov
willard, Of Indiana, Is still here
osten OF persons we're admitted to-day to see the
prisoners entered With them and for the first time
spoke 10 brown lie anxious to know where Forbes
Was having heard that he had left the country He All.
he would very much like see the revelations that r
Published under Forbess signature The visit v., very
Short and the first subject brought IN was tho Yorhs
matter and At this point had to leave When entered
ne Was sitting on chair At Stevenss bedside The latter
Is stun In great pa,R from his numerous wounds.
man Was brought In this morning by two Of the
Shepherdstown militia, who taken up on suspicion as
spy He Is the man who has been referred to a. going
ABOUT the country collecting Information for history Of
virginia lie Is at present. n Jail.
The surveillance OF strangers is still In full force and
any one going about at night without the counersgn is
Ia danger Of paying visit to the guard house learn
that Hsrpers Ferry greater amount of veisne.
-Hssdii ''N'''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07
HAZIITr GIVEN LIP

carlisle, Nov 5.-Hazltt, alias VIM. Harrison was
to-day surrendered to the authorities of Virginia unon
the re!at'ition OF Governor WISE party implicated
IN the iiaper Ferry conspiracy The prisoner left here
at three O'Clock this afternoon route for Charlesown
via Chambersburg
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ns s.s a...s D.sr sr-H.,las eva ssssI ssssssr
o<svesafed bsrs most ehssrtaiy ec.cy nv
esss sss bad oae In As sflesr
aud ss ssssa roonA ~ nssA essrsied ahsnSen
80 s s % q I.xsha ~ No. month"; rs.sss Al
ID mus preesey q sntl ssgsn nsrs
In enc weed greatly rssvsd
scsg and have ses resalssd thirty You
ss.sy 70 .ss M ~ I'm :. an nhes aaaass par.
pose OF a'S'"s 'A' valuable ''-sd' s';g'sssy
such eeraesiss TIE abevs be ossined M
nsdieiae dssu.sse Of merit boa only rveo upos M, 80
r,sssr ,es ar, e ;s'r s%s,sy AZ '.sss.
ApIk GRAY, PURCELL LADp 3 Co, ara NJ PIT ersoT
and ~ appointed assais every eo~ssy ssd Drug
nsI-AeAviv
BsehAsaa this Rall.-ws would .sss r,spse rsiy can
nesr sheouen 70 stock u boors sHoE yin
cen 10. for cash or 10 psncss er..
ALEX MIL co,
seie isf Main u. RcAsead, Va
II you want booss oasss Of GOOD qualify 10 10
AkN HILL co "a and cam get there DO no,
know where you Ind tAen
MARRIRD.
In ~ PesrshurT 81 the Nni,tsr,s r~~,.n. .
We mornn. Of IN. st Of October. JOHN nACON M 10
hkccA CALHOUN. daughter Of Hon. " W. nckens
wsdnssaay Nov "a ls5s by the Rev Charles Msnis.rc.
~, ps DAVID WATSON TO kArALfKN eldest daughter Of Jo.
ssph H. Anderson, Esa, all Of this city.
oresn.ieh the ssisues Of brother Mr. John w. vox
On me morning Of the ID % October hs oLIy
lady esunssis 10 al The relations Of % superior mind
and culture, and . consstent Christian
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-07

ID NOTICE hxcaANSE HOTEL COW
PANf have declared dividend ~ per cent on The sni,.
stock o. Company ofee Of IN, ~
and after the 10Th Of November, Isse y"
HENRY q CANNON
t"S'-oA Secretary Exchange Hotel Company
nndsrsgnd have formed psrtner.hp the
WEBB and JOHN q. wADF Wv H VI LEWIS
1hey will 1--WE particular attention 10 the AL. ~ gto, u -
Corn and Tobacco ~ ~ ''o-'' "hea
long occupied BY Lewis webb LEWIS WtRa ''eH
ptL., = JOHN O. WADE
M IA.aI
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coMMIssIOSER,s ovsfcY

no paI .nsrtsied In The s,rsgolns 2sc,se iii tsss ~, h.
,hst si Ssruts he ~ ssi once TUFsnAY. hs
h dsy - IAnusf, Owen under hsnd cotlfnsson
~ 81 NE 0froii Co" u buckingham is gih dy q October
80 RIO " Oils,
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DUHLIC sALE oRrnH nICmAHpT. WILL

P.nHHLUt, 49, OfrDH: HitmAHbT. WILL-
LATt ktlDtNCE y AMELIA COUNTY, .hsn oGcr for
~ Aucil0n t- day abOve named d.. Wilson's
dnee c'mmsneing 10 o'clock, All His PEONsL ESTATE
~ every lind and description consisting Of the following negroes
william - m.y boy spy IN NE aste, 10 years cd May
~ yssrs od and her three chdreufances9 old
tyss ed add William months Old spd son shout 70 years
old Ahse servants likely the
q rood eh.rse,sr mvIes Yoke Oxen Cov Hog.
Plsptcr ptens HoasShd spd Eehsp Furniture, on al
Mort. h.delns sud fs sVs sIksr pls, sad acsFof 81
me negroes -ii he cold precisely q, " O'clock
JssssCssh tr III % and upder months
t III be SLOWED the bonds
~ ~ disereon approved ,eeury Negroes
ed. ALEXANDER DOMAIN
noI-cbs Aduipsursssr.
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TS ConREsroNDkNrs.

To CORRESPONDENT.
L~1s's ." essss nsssss addrssad % az sator err.
Ais svsasn bon siSe Of psps- ~es b pss.A
~ rsse 81 Lesg stasdne os9M % b tosen 10 al
sd ~ ~ no odss Be dspdrfed OotfsdY
~ 4fAfhsss cAarpsd Jbr adrsrStssvn.nE