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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
Wcicr= mub Observation-Disclosures;
Der
Virginia Fire x Marine Insurance Compan,
oe riw Srua 6iae CAPITAL pun S2C0,U y beiis
mo i'm Sabre s purb pie @eicsaetuna

0pn Sir9inien ~eingcicbt rurre.
SrruHtrunsen ncrecn eurdh oicis otc Gpmraanie ertbcit unts,
Vh Junili9ltn1 Neetn9un1en 9c9cn Scucrs une " ~IiIeribdpen an
S5i9tnitIn allen Nrt. ais: 1duier. Wieubt, Sahr uup gaaarrn
IHtr 9ri, lompel IN Der Stdot, ale dudD tr 9anec, uue rpcroen rc
TreTcnctn NueiGblunlcn prompt eeletitst.
G.s- 6r oc pultcr NIB ole Mufnesme Der an scriidcrrsrn O,.
8cnltorec miro nidte berehnct.
StFec no. l3l Otdinitr., Simmcnb. ga. zine ybrr II ,,,rb,Is
SooT n InITt- az. =. &emarbtn, 9u flo.
-" "" Wt.N w., Stcrl TO-.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
n. A. STURDIyANT,

Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(9irttunmalt unp rfcntIibsr 9irtat.i
tnphtblt its III tsternatme alcr HehiSstGbdfte auf alien g.
rt6ieu in ae fr Ole Staet @idbmpnc. Gbstsrdtb uni paneser
Ssunto. Stfice: Sdt Der IL. urb SanthasC, goreine 6al
aeStnnScr. SidbWpne, ga. 1875
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
SS''hclm 1attisr II. Comp.
li2 Mairi,reet

emareelt irtntnSi.te IN alien SprEen Sl> une geaGtrfarbsn, 1inft
grhulen u. !. NJ, etsnle 6cnisrslas an itrcr (grose uur SuojtS.
lur Nlintmaltr uue yttebater ppn 4eIlerei unS 3dfueu zinc orpst
Auspabl rey belen NGlcrialien. '' S'''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
Deutlhe 0etammr.
Dtre. Is. Staurc, 16S 9Srrarnr mi

u. uni 4. StraF:.
'artf en- etHiiHen 6raueH &iGncnSS bic sracbynir Wr;ciac. Aos
e u : sitlNiane die Stt1mmt iueitrt ut duf eyr limYcr6tu
q StVrA'e or Srdnirn belidnper bat. wprubrr tic bic bcnru A,uan,Ilt
'oitcsan lam. Tesbalt Nc lih bel rrrfoHmcnccr tSclcdsu6r!nn be.
enc tmpftpIt. 3u9ttb moCbt etciclte I5ca ,S6unCr;rucu Dir I'm.
:lAe' Cap NC o1s ,inpttn Der Rmrcr, {lurlc'rbcr II. !. 10. b,inra
Stl0r9i ume eerarltGen Muftra9en l~hneui1enN nlNtpmmt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(e5arttrtb eurb bic @sietsebuna pen Sirsinitn.)
SnnifnI. SlO0OOR.

Gtppiiten fperben in eiefrr Sdnt entstetn aersnis,a ssr So an
rne aurraIte, nne frsrFen bitielben az 8 p9t. ptr Sd6r p1rSini,
irrnn ne fhr 6 Nsrnate scr Hanger in biesr 9Inf s~e,bl;iSen. Sur
tlr;cre Ntripccn perfcn B r9t beredhnct.
1aS 9init Srf @s2ital haltet fur Die Tcsr'ittn.
2cpciitea wsreen dr9rnpnnten v!c Suiillnscn earhter auSse>
felt eurG een @niliror I. y. Starte in NCm cStrre tes Germ
orence, 9dt Ger 0pstrrrr us NainfrIet, Ritapuc, ga.
Samuct =. = rttrrlI, 1raGcent.
- -. Starte, 9diirer. {. @althall. Sctrctdr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
7esansf,oad,uneeu:
y utie5e S{n,tbefe

Gir ZEN mir srn rrcirsn ticfarn partStcuten 70 r,tSf5 sts
IdtH'ffr 3ussruH ser'lth eanscnc. emsstls i'd mid aud ksutrE,K
eeI'ni ae'fistfn G'pe.relen. inptm ib ~. aItifef 2sit aur stnRf-
srststt: Gfarmsn, " Zen. feins Rne spbe @erte. Stso. Grits4
ueol, paierdrues reltteetH Serten Rubfln. ceutihe gihortcn,
r9fer Srautfr- Hiit, 0bctclaee, Nacarpni. SaIatoI in a,csen uu0
asintn MAIDEN. jimnt, sanssn uS 3 ;OFtneu, nstf allen oab,rH
10 "a ben m6s!i$t ~tilisflea ptsicn Ssishs @tnyfebl,.
8. 6, Gtf6st, &st,
goo strree @orblcs, 5ilpfp. Sptrm Inb gbamaAttnt,
100 Nercs Srdp. Siaf. Svcrpa une Stuch,
90 Serte REIN Jorf 0oftsn gbuft,
s 2erte Rio,
400 Srppms une gudcns,
200 0rrf @furfrh Ytese,
200 @rps Ratdss
800, 900 Giadrrsn. %perfsiettnt rczts, fctttn ertaltta urA tms
9Crfauf bel gnn, gSoiIots - So
20 S"rreio Saltihnrrs TidIss, fcetsu srbahtn une III tabsR
@n. @aItate u. SpbH.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
VIRGINIA
SSsi9s Sicr Srducrci
BON
6 s 5. 5enarp.

A"tr p'riInilte Sinfanie i'm 5iorDen BIN ia in
ZEN Stino asieRt. mstnsn geehrtrn &unpen ein rcr.
'nairhcs taatr Orr beikn GiRarren ieper @9rt uno Suo.
.lrdt " hhclraamFwetie tililen Yreilen pTettren IN
:onarr. WistbfluS smyfsplr it mein tppblaicrSrtes
wager Oon NInth'. Tan- uno Shnupf latat, Nfeifen
Adler Hrt unc Ipnjti9s Nrtittl, re in sinem @ioorrsn.
'asihalt SemHnnith 1einht Derpsn. I'm cine aefSuio
Ahr.at ie'nss VAacrs titrt .. 8efenfeb.
Yp. 1874 BrcaeHra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
Nehter Rheinmrini

lem trcintrineneeu publitum eicue bi,rmit ~ SfotriNt sob
% lrfStr eihl StEcunl Itleftnportirten &heiApGin crba!nn babc.
rtrtauc. 9pbn wnTirr
lJ.Ol JAutnsrt,~,,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
;. II. GRAVES.

FSrHir uur Slsu Ydintcr ant GIIafcr.
= Stra6c, ;prltcu 9rpab- INC Grm;,
,ftdnipEe, VA.
Ne IN tUte notwithstanding ,iRitll0tne, o. ,scier. G-,rir ,uA
Nr1tn'ra, sierS lag uc Nier ron Stuesn ,. N, recr flnra
e'Al9i re Grlbnatr0u aus Srfutrt. lin saplrciRc gufrSac siitct
Is. y. BSrdnce
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
@arten. Mirthihait in Mnlhrrtnmu

HTuuttr;ethnett erlaubi lh Ic II Il 6rcanosR unc bonn ae ann,
ten %W2li!u Il Die Yin Elk III TnaItCn Rag Ct am Guec s1 $,uth :
topd eme otlrtta<SStttsltbai rrA1nct h@, no G.f iatt nlen ;s,e
%r une btlRr And;iiat. iAeeeOir,c Snf in @a5 Ghtcl iflb,
'HptrItr!tn 9hctnip IN tSCn - VT 06lt one III 81 30 aplaiTri ~
1iorR hae. 81 f%sGneiitem %eiud, IGtet en 3sbn Wuii,L I"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17

EDWAR n CANNON,
Cefsstiipa jiota. Ihp @tri6tS. 2lnm ait,
D1rcr: &dr @'narrnor, uno 6ranttiH- StraBt.
&. -. Steder's


Ncli eta9erthfrfe peutihe SnGb neereI
= 5sr.lbrit; MT cen Iuforesrundsn osr3eit mug NYine;p Gus
,Seccr, Der iein 3eitaItsr rihtis perfeht; Stilifane III Sudi6ri =
So@ DIslsn, Bruueiase beisslt, sraI bt I'D mir benz YrebrHtta
eeuliden @Ub!itunt Die crsebene @neise gu mdtea, bag i'd meinI
Su1btnrtrst curt psrlfti, Sene Observation-Disclosures ttsruiea.
oerophnaneigi ttte, ue leet egrt bic bterburh bepirttsn Nerbei,
ieTunasG IN Ger 9'OontticH aut Zen itrsnsttn @nSerbtrunaen Ge.
Euse " ltiisn IN cn Stane ssiset BIN. ALE in mein 9nb fla.
acnee Arsriisn. sis; PORTFOLIOS, Nsuit. einbanhe, GiafaEunasn
ron St:tereien 'it. ,e. ale Mrtsn 8ertn fur DrpaSpb- Siorss 10.
srdls rWr ,SeprleI wtrren nnt mic ror anstfertiat!!! ~
Ale gTttr Gdbtatsa ssn 9Ols Ylpvt Hno GtGs, nat iunEs-
o~crydtbi; 40. 6tedt,
Su6tineer INT @u"p9rbthxr..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
OCEAN HOUSE.

Gde Ger Rub. II. GrnrttraEe. 9prtemputb, Sd
A1S rrticnec gGbttum pre 0uf eicrs emil, rscriSic;e
FSf' sani tfseStnlt aatmerfam aemlaHt.
q. S. Nbitt, Srsprittor.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17

8afe.. Snyd haus une eaasrtisr-@ CALVIN.
Ntiu,r 6runesn foris rem aciamntsn gutlifnrr b, srs,stn.
Gnjttar, Rap In AM Cure { e Ntucn @iar.ics, nsb,n Reab,S 90
iN, ttn nEIeS SEatseGns etnser'ft. nabt. WpirIbt uettn rrani.
gen Grfgutbuiar qttS ciu ouits GAas S~crserYtcs Yrsis poasr.
%te1 II RatSn III. Gtnsi? ,ett iGbirethsn Ssua Itc6t frcuneIda
eHt9estn Srbn Rarrboufrn sot
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
cfnur,trnnchumor,t

cst,R srr SbiF S6itser ria 9rtmcn yrsaltn:
5000 pfr. BamtsrJer :~1nrtldrn.
1890 9fr. Sinien.
RitGt M.
WieSrrserfdIfer er5aIicn einGn aat,a Rltar, MA mtrSer :; cl
ben aut hun, teprr Il ipnt @insdpfr natsa. sitlr e3aarsu ,acr..
IN berbsr.
&ibmPne, 9a, !. Sail 1853. 5ctu 6erbie.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
y. 81. 1p,u,ucf.


uTprittre une 1lpr;i rrcr.
Nr. *"I Sfpaoltra$r, 'mt,h u rer itn p2c 5tyn.
ecn'rfcSli no Gem b'uiitca puthluai ;yr @nrrtis:aa s9,r IN 81,
SClm9It etnln!09eneer Nrbctr. l!a: MuTr.iteru meter unr alter
hlerG, III trihrni 3ipe1 I'D eth 1871 lt.gct s.lrjjm nj Sarctcn
.etsatet9 pare: Skt SrrttT &c CIV Ulc gcoctjsnltt "tincS ror.
'".U@ 3nC in oia's'" :gtttS iu S@tea ey, :. y @eamel.
Ja9cr=& rIupa0"ie.
Den ytft9IteFcrn III, N -s,pi. Dap icetn Irnucr.
itaa, Ntlnrs & llnr. rrastn3Rt4, Gr seer lctunae,
IN Der Military 0Iu" i~tdttiurtr
Stctn .cRtrn f., pnuoseaul ia M(ruat Tucet cr
nonJt!ttte %tr,ammiuua jm yrFole ts eerru s,tar
iatt. Asa,mss,r NJ. ~,
Hr. W. csrrbe.
pIhCe: Gcke MARSHALL und ste Strass,.
Dry-Goods & Fancy-Store
am NtusI Martt,,
9ds eCr TruIp- nne 6.ru Strltt
< III. Ms c MI gu ~ ~rrpiralt irnfn 6reunce,
uar Gear 9urtitun itiu srt anp. urt,s 2. DC, You Srun
,dbrs Ha"Ttn, Tie III rsn r~iar.a;n p;,rlea as.,ssesr,
rtreen.
c'eoFss n Srrinsnann'r
eelum TIA brtrI uit Authorization
tirhbrr @arps oo,sil,
Nc. Al DrnnpinaniI NYcnut,
ipifesr lki.N aHr drur ano a, saf srtsts.
2SaIb'nItVu. Z. 6.
Ias ft'ltnee enbIifhm INK, N eioem o,c, &c fre.ns,iafs
%utEdb"t Hne SsennunS. Stelaswusc4 MASH.
3erne'fenns Fer preie yen ,RchGcu.
Tia Yr'tle rpn 9ot' lne ITS lwf m.iert H.frttt mic fsot.
grit Nump Grtt 81 so nr VA, ''"''
Spfi pail Vpfc rs
1aro &ofc, be't Scrten $50
Sicica V"sit iufoisc muE Gcf, ais raS b;lt. IL rr,ts, -, -,
trLIi ettter reaion aNS,icbrn msrceu.
gtetnsanAtr: 3adri. elnne t.Im @ukaen cecr @bItef.rms.
2K Nepifn'SdGcs SthnctA lin Gt / Ger 10. SnlSc ifHr S,Ir
1881 " Ans < earr,, wm.
c'ea! padst- unO &'eIr : Bef5rrrruu8s Gsunilis.
.g9enttn:
ID. SdimiHt "a. 90.
SneafGp>. e ON MT iitrRss, SpebtticuS. urs
Bthlel @clA1ft.
Sritff nnc Nddett, IeeHrs tiS III 20 piuns;3ynitt n.rs,r
MI recent rpa bier atsrtatctn qriolupfer NAB irasTe s;nrmN,n
hF @'tit ~treriu9!jd 3rItiblauc umr cie S1nn.iil Fr:rrfirr n.
CUR S:lfiniriuN ,rrrr ttsiureIo, prrn;pr tNfp nit orr arpEien St,f,s
stt erpceir!, acgeE tYlranrit ulr SDetn.
@t@ltl une InweIiuraeH in Cen oautvilbcn prr
Ataf'oianr @slb"r. NIB III pen nieoTiIieu& eurien in pem sbis,r
SErrIG ~ tattn.
@tloahSi1btuHGe al rratde cine GHrtiTe in DentTh
uue Re'iepaHe. '"" QUIT
Sa' 6ag @id,a,Omr ane llmssstne Sassn mir 6ru. %. h,n.
~ wv" "VsFt'"StH- 81. Shmtet L., Gr
".'N ll |et9tS 9sNtpfno, elnef I'M Die itnetalenauTtrass niel
2cr N's'roc uc 9aGHtitUfc y So So
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
8. ~. Strcder.

. 8. ~. Strcder,
Npptbttrr. 0ru9if, 9mrcrtrr pou rcut,
i6tn Gbtmieaiieu II. t. 10. Nr. ; Ntaiu- Ctr.
ae9snRter Dem aiten Niart,s.
mS> Rtetrte werten nit Der ar6fttn Srrsfalt uuc Csenau.
istst eeretet, tcnie dem Prdraratc uUc u nIIpfcn
mn aueerifey g~lnfIi&fet tsfrrat, Yanbtauf Ieute nn6esn eas
rutedittse Wager dncrifnnifdter. eeuntc uue ~f;ancNfder = f,to
iri'Set Nr'retsn. Nar5a-srtitiu II. I. ~. in better guswnhl ictbn
IN 9ugenhrt1 nebnten, meltc Srtifel ;um SSsil it,bt III nicerias.
rtn. ais Ger ..ereithcn Nreiien obaelaiien rperctu. @ebi,irta.
zen rcrcer ' Den b~iuislrn 9ebinsuaacn pi.eerust nit ncIen,
Srrratbs auS asHattct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
u. &pceser IL. s D..
u ppthC!cr unr OruueiS
9fn iD ~ mn, cr,

DO. To Matn- StraBe.
Danteae far ee tianr gs:rpuuenr 3lirautn soTi e.. aur, IA
NNsEuhs rTcnlH!er gteeNtlS, canire ant ftrncroiu III trsaiIrn.
Meesrtt ptrpen ,u ltcsr SIT Sci I've urc Iaanl prSn,pi Tms a.
niRCatait ausgtTubri.
@He Sogttn 6rbeiane, j5fnlerllas, ~ :ccc. i5i,,rr,n
8auAs, Man Gnp SbaaoiiIsaf nrlIInc;4 a;,,.,D snr a,,rr ,n :,
ben biaieittn Nreiien ser!auIr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
s -. 3. 81 II

SIM. 3. MeIIsn,
Smrprteure unc SanpGrr vol
6rdueieN, SSune. @iIs, 3iums unp 2SBvsfiS.
G.bade uno Glsarrru
@G. l4 &arpiraFf. Ritbmpnp, VA.
Sn mtinsm Stort pnr 9erecf 2adrtspa, basc ts aenrrsri,
tetStnee Nrtifei. Die ih melnen etAnhen 8Hnptn btnsnS tmritp"
len fam: @olnIe, Hobtne u0 Sa;t-ae Branbtes, bcuanei.
then u i'll, SSamdca SKIM, Stetlb uue ,irtl5 sItisfts
N6S'-, Sbsrr3s, WIceirI- uno Raldla~ u elm.
zoe 9tS. Qenni. unp Sbo sS6tsfs9,
SOC DO 9raupn, Sin une SWeet @Rtin.
- DO Sl0 Apple BraarY
l25 % aii0rtirtsn 9t9e @9isfeo lrpn IL Sabre aID,
oo % SrSslFrr 3t Nhtsttp Gar peIteH I'D aleiaiser
@aent btnl
90 9crSe GpomaaSn :, porIV9lIbf Sortsn.
elaret. oauttrnt ae Geietsafimes 9srine, Curacao, aammel.
1lsiripaler uno &pipntb; G9Iepn H2o Gubln perrer SrctsS
Als; adte oavsta 9iaarTen.
9antens FUR oaS mir letrbcr 5eftenFf 3utrausn. soFe If bura,
gu fr5lutE. Srsm Z W. ~ Nm Ut
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17

Nrs. fe;nlunI,
Grlhsr Mrs. Sjtet,)
ofutre SCcanimc
tCIcaet I'D iNreu Runcrn une Sra Iciammtcn Vutifum ri, sIu;eioc
"a MAIDEN. eaR lie lire %iclthcrile %Strbnuns an WmibaGnrafc ecr.
lHNta ht nne IN ibrer n.uen &Spbnuns al 9~rrarityGBr, yriinCn
Der l.. uh . (rubtr &rlttt'S @Oici), III nnetu III. wcleltlt liz
9,ne;arn GufirIan trtltacniicbt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
Scnticitc Triid)tc!
SJacrh % uucersbr,mer

Jatrh % ncersbctm
We. 4 MainIfrdEe, nabe am Nftru 9li,rf.
iSHrt ltt ecpt ctathrtn WutIitura. uartuIih f,,lSfrou,r rc
snit'Ge III ndAtn, eds Cr cR Y, lr alter erutlntr irut.c sir
ate: Smcilhea, 9cocrrtt 1ukrrn, 0rslca, y!uitu, eut 4 Ten SSu,'
!thlt'fNie. H'lIAnetl1c prrursc, Ssbnctjtre uup yimtlrs,r N,ie.
S-Nteecr SS;eine, &c mae reetut,n. btutipc I&sl.t, ciia.matttt
b~ihIsl;cn SrCtic pCrt1uit
E1a; YIN 9ttl'N HlaN vascrfic" uue ionliss 5rfribau,cn mr.
dlelei 9rtpllas iu Fptr 3lt III bdben. unc Iarlt Il Il iaiee n
btlnttt f~reInblittit ea Sotsb NunS rSNr"m
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17

@ilp wttt uetr er patfte Ger yprlr mereca mt tSelpIswlnnri
ren 2Oo0ue, l5Ooo6, 10000. l2Oooo, lI59Oc, II 600, I55uUO
lo4eo", 100000. $4,000, 10000, 25eo0, 2 nal 10000. moi ?
1000, NAL l20ot, 2 NAL 10000, | NAL 600, = Nal 5000
, mai 4OuO. : NAL $3.50, l3 NAL 1000, lI6 mai 1000 GAccn II
IL. II. !. N. etie5en, uRe ee IN Der leHtru 0ialt nim. MT e5tlc
erirtnnth sSsgea wosen, srpaIen III tr cute Nlaile Der iclatn
CO" celitr's en- 6reucoe, wpHurr Fem SneGssr rtnnea Gin pt
man bic ~ lO0s0 WuIrsu ufaaen fam.
2F site S;eeun9 faeI: I'M Sduuar Matt, NON
GIN ddaSr1 Spce 50. UO
en- baIbee rsoS $50 ppucfrsi tefei.
Gin rirrtet SrpS as
.. 9rtcrs u GO. in GrartfurI.
NS. &at Briefs fur uns iue III aercliireu an
y. 4itIlCr, % Chatham Ctr. Srts MpYS.
@sent teS Mttni. ARSst ere.
0r,us Utwiir;sGhrroias crbielt ieetea
g Y. SjfAer, Sat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-17
9Ger,en U'tft.

Gin %unfetItareS Mittsl sur s}~errctuue ticisa ~pnss,jcfers ii; (;
el Y. Ma6ner, GrusIuf.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-27
The Fruits.

We attempted to describe what had been
some Of the fruits OF abolitionism. The
New York Journal of Commerce elaborate
the subject:
/. The abolitionists have retarded the
extinction of slavery for half a century at
least.
2. They have caused many deaths by
violence, and sent distress unto thousands of
families in the slave holding States.
3. They have or will have caused the
free negroes to be expelled from most of
those States, greatly to their injury and
distress.
4. They have caused the slaves through
out the Southern States to be more vigilant.
ly guarded, and more severely dealt with in
case of INSTRUMENTATION.
5. They have tied up the hands of anti
slavery men in the slaveholding States, and
caused many of them to be expelled or
imprisoned, including abolition lecturers,
preachers, book pedlars, &c. Or, if some
of them have not yet been expelled, they
doubtless soon will be. Many innocent
persons are greatly Inconvenience through
unfounded suspicion. A missionary of the
Southern Aid Society writes as follows /:
"Only the light of eternity can reveal the
extent of the suffering caused to innocent
thousands by that wretched affair at Har-
per's Ferry. May God restore peace to our
country, and prosperity to His Church in
it."
6. They have greatly damaged the mer-
chants, manufacturers, and intact the whole
population of the North; by checking the
interchange of commodities with the South,
heretofore so advantageous to all concerned.
Z. They have exposed our nation to the
direst calamities, which none but God can
wholly avert.
8. They have shown themselves to be
without common discernment, or else reek-
less of consequences to everybody but them
selves. Who, after this, would be- an
abolitionist ....,.: -,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-27
The Default in Maine.

The Governor of Maine, in his late mes
sage, thus alludes to the defavlt of the State
Treasurer
From the best information it has been
possible to gather, in the limited time, and
the means at command, the populations
carried on through checks upon the banks
having deposits, and which do not appear
upon the books of the department, will
amount to between $4,000 and 100000,
and which, it is believed, has, in whole or in
part, been converted so that it will fall upon
the sureties to make good any deficiency you
may determine.
The States indemnity against ultimate
loss is doubtless ample upon the official
bond and / am assured that the RESPONSE
bilities OF the sureties Will be honorably met,
without embarrassment to the Treasury,
and with no further indulgence than may
be justly allowed to dispose of the interests
assigned to them for their protection"
This was written, however, before the
sureties had put their property out of their
hands.
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Indiana Resolution.

The following is the resolution which pass
ed the Indiana State Democratic Conven-
ton, iastructing for DOUGLAS:
Resolved, That as a statesman of tried char.
acter, and a citizen in whom all sections of the
Union may confide their interests, as the friend
and supporter of our rights at home and our
honor abroad, and in the sincere conviction
that We will thereby contribute to secure to
all sections of the Union, and each of the
States, their just and equal rights, and their
full share in the benefits of our Federal Union,
and in no sectional spirit, but in the expansive
love of our whole country, the Democracy of In
diana present to the Convention of the Ameri-
can Democracy to assemble at Charleston, as
their choice for nomination as a candidate for
the Presidency OF the United States, the name
of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, of Illinois, and
believing him to be the preference of an over
whelming majority of our people, we hereby
instruct the. delegates this day appointed by
us to that Convention to cast their votes in his
favor as unit, so long as his name is before
the Convention, and to use all honorable efforts
to secure his nomination; and the delegation
is also instructed to vote as a unit upon all
questions which may come before that body,
as majority of the delegates may determine.
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We take the following from the New
York correspondent of the Mobile Register ::
That is not done with Bennett at honae
Mr.. Hudson is the controlling spirit at the
Herald. Mr.. Charles A. Dana is the man.
ager and acting editor of the Tribune.
Hudson and Dana belong to the same
Abolition Church. When Dana gets in.
formation or articles of an Abolition shade
too rich for the Tribune, he sends them un-
der cover to Hudson, and they invariably
appear in the Herald. Bennett declares
that any thing men dare talk, he dare and
will publish in the Herald. If Garrison
was to write an address, advising Southern
white men, who do not own slaves, to rise
and massacre those who do, he has only to
send it to the Herald. 1t would be publish
ed. True, Garrison would be pitched into,
and called hard names to deceive Southern
readers, but the murder poison iu the Herald
bottle would reach the South safely, and be
distributed to its deadly work Day after
day this game is played, and yet no paper is
so popular, so sought after in the South as
Benefits Herald.
Roosevelt has refused the United States
District Attorney. Bravo! Buckley, do
give it to John Van Buren, or Dan Sickles
That is your game.
Three thousand copies day of Helpers
and Jones book are sold every day, and
the demand increasing. A Congressional
puff is of some value.
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The United States Supreme Court.

Correspondence of he n Y Commercial Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Seven of the
Justices of the Supreme Court are in at
tendance, but one OF these, Justice M Lean,
is very infrm and aged. The absentees are
the Chief Justice and Justice Daniel, and
neither of them can be expected to resume
his seat. The present or the next President
will probably have to fill three vacancies on
the bench OF the Supreme Court.
The seat of the Chief Justice will, no doubt,
be filled by an appointment from outside of
the bench. Chief Justice fancy, Chief
Justice Marshall, and Chief Justice Els
worth were appointed not from the bench
OF the Supreme Court, but from the bar or
civil offices. 1t is not usual, either here or
in England, to take Chief Justice from the
Court. There is no promotion in this SER
vice. The reason is perhaps that dis
tinction among the members of the Court
would necessarily seem invidious. In Eng
land a puisne judge is seldom made Chief
Judge.
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chimney 142 feet high was built. This
was built on q foundation laid on rock
pack, near the bed of the river. 1t was
stated that this chimney, during heavy
gale of wind not long since, swayed several
inches from its natural position, and that
fears were then entertained for its safety.
About middle way Of the west side of the
building a tier Of privies ran up. They
were, as is usual, built out from the main
building. On the northeast coroner wing
branched this was As by so feet. The
engine house, in which were two boilers set,
was on the south end, and almost distinct
from the main factory. The boiler weighed
some fourteen tons each, and the whole
machinery attached was in like proportion.
This gives an idea of what the buildings
were. 1t has been stated that the founda-
zion for the walls was not laid, and in fact
current rumors vary so much in all matters
relative to that sad affair that it required
much perseverance yesterday to collect facts
sufficient to form any definite opinion.
From the circumstances apparent in the po-
sition of the ruins when the catastrophe
happened, it would seem almost conclusive
that there was some defect in the founda-
ton; then, again, after taking into consid-
Grafton the very light manner in which the
building was constructed, and the fact that
it became necessary on one occasion, if not
more, to truss and grid the whole building
to keep it together; who would wonder that
it should crumble and fall.
The company owning the building, Of
whom Mr.. J. A. Lowell was the principal
stakeholder in 1853, was, during the
financial crisis of 1878 compelled to
suspend, and eventually the proprietorship
changed into the hands of Messrs. Nevens
Howe and several other gentlemen, the
present members of the company. 1t was
some time about two years ago that an
accident in the mill, when the breaking oil
one of the pintles, connecting columns,
caused the floor to settle considerably. This
was soon remedied, and nothing more was
thought of it at that time.
Lately, considerable talk has aeen
made about the untitness of the building fol-
use. Here, again. rumor takes the whole
matter out of our hands, and no one but
the coroner can gain the facts. 1t seems
that many of the operatives have been
fearful that the structure would not hold
together, and several have left for that
reason alone. However this may be, there
is blame resting on some party, and who
that one is, most likely will be brought to
light.