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one OF THE FRIENDS OF Mr.. sEAwELL.
THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESs--FIrst Session.
SENATE
WASHINGTON, April z, 1860.

WASHINGTON, April z, 1860
The DAY being aside for District business the May
ors OF Washington aud Georgetown present the
door, and a considerable number Of prominent citizens
were in the galleries.
Mr. Pearcc presented long printed memorial from the
Metropolitan Railroad Company defending the history
of said company, and advocating its claims for charter
for the Pennsylvania avenue passenger railway.
Mr. Hamliu offered "a resolution iustructlng the Com
mitee on Public Buildings and Grounds to inquire and
report by what authority portion Of X. street north
had been devoted TO market purposes adopted.
Mr. Trumbul presented petition from citizens OF Hi
nois praying the establishment of a line through the
Territories in effect similar TO the old Missouri Compro
mise line; referred TO Committee on Judiciary.
The PeunsylvAniaavenue Railway bill being taken up
Mr. Fessenden moved to amend by making the compa-
~ a common joint stock company, with capital OF
$500 and shares $50 EACH open to the subScrp
ton of citizens large and advocated his amendment at
considerable length
Mr. Brown replied to Mr. Fessenden urging the supe-
rior policy Of incorporating known enterprsing and
responsible company take the matter IN hand to that
OF leaving it to the public at large, and thus verifying
the maxim that what is everybody's business is no
body's business
Mr. Mason followed in n similar vein.
The amendment rejected.
The bill was virously amended and discussedifor
raj hours by Mesrs Fessenden of Me-, Brown OF Miss,
Lane, of Oregon, lyersOn, OF Ga, Polk, OF Mo-, aud
Kennedy, of nd.
Without coming to any conclusion upon the bill, the
Senate went into executive session. and after some time
spent therein adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Ely offered a resolution, that all extra copies oil
documents printed previous the Thiry-ffth Congress-
now in possession of officers of this House, be disribu-
ted among the members of this House, their respec
tive constituencies Referred to the Committee Lii
brary.
On motion Of Mr.. Tappan, the House resolved itself
into Committee of the Whole the Private Calendar,
NIr Branch, of y. C., in the chair
The House passed the entire day in the consideration
Of private bills and passed fourteen of them.
At four o'clock the House adjourned
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The GRowING WHEAr-The editor of the Farmville
Journal who has recently been visiting the counties
named SAYS In travels through the counties OF
H,nover, Louisa Orange, Cupeper and FauQuer, we did
not see forward thrifty looking field of wheat Along
James river where the wheat at this season is generally
several inches high and completely covering the ground
W. did not a single field where the ground COW
ered-he growth backward and stands thin upon the
land The complaint is universal that the wheat at this
season never presented unavorabe appearance.
As far observation and information extends
pretty much the may be said Of the growing crops
in Spotsylvania Caroline Stafford and King George
We have however not learned 10 take the appearance
of the wheat this early period OF the season. any
sure indication of good or bad crop-FfedericksJrg
Herald.
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CLARETs-I have now In and way some 400 ca
" sss Caret such st. Julien 81 ktephe ~ Emon pou'
te canet Chateau GotOur La Mouton Lahe and MAI
aux some Of which are superior 70 TO be had In l
spiQ No. Exchange Book,
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DIED.

At his residence In Accomac county the morning Of the m
inst long Illness THOMAS BULL aged Il and
months
Enquirer please copy.
Thursday April jh Of Typhoid Fever In the 9th OF bis
age his Fathers residence DANIEL SCOTT infant OF Capt
WIN NJ Wood, OF Buckingham county.
The death Of this lovely and interesting boy preceded only
few weeks by that Of his sister, older than himself
"Insatiate Archie q, could not suffice !"
ETh National Intelgencer and Lynchburg Vrginian re-
qnested 70 COPY.
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JOIN Brown
He was well hung.

''The Wise looketh on the fools end".
The whole affair has been the subject of considerable
speculation among the curious The inscription particu-
larry is puzzle. The gentleman to whose care it is con-
signed knows nothing about it further than that was ship
ned to him.-Chicdgo Herald.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81, 100000.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited Viii he
" Comptroller Of the State Of New York. and Of the kInd
OF the Company to secure policy holders.
DfyIDESIs MADE ANNUALLY on MOST Liberal Principle
Forty per ct Of the premium Life Policies win be loaned he
Insured when the premium exceeds $50.
Policies Issued and payable 10 the insured arriving eG
tain 70 the family the insured DEATH should that event
happen previously TO arriving at that age
Endowment POLICIES for children, granted the most favor
able terms
Policies Issued at greatly reduced rates OF premium when '
insured prefers not 10 participate 10 the dIvfdends
All losses paid promptly and without ltd gaton.
We shall he pleased 10 have call policy
In this old aud reliable Company which before you enao
ed BY your citsenf.
WORKMAN WYATT Agents,
omee 100, Main street,
Few doors above Post 0hee
oHAs l. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney
for the conpsnyin Va
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Jas. II. CONWAY, NJ d.
DO. 7. CoLKAAS, NJ D.
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LYONS MAGNETIC
ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND MICE.
p LNLnA MnLnI.

CAS ScRoFrA cUlED?-Mo assuredy it can - IncOnest
bic evidence in by SANDS sARsAPARA
OF kind Of croua rheum fever ulcers liver
complaint diseases arising from impure
hebood arrangement the hillary functions daily
all quarters expressing the gratitude Of sufferers who
are surprised find radically cured by this purifying
and efcac!ous preparation apS-d&wlw
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INSPECTION OE FLOUR.-Par,ies having FLOUR to
be Inspected will have their orders attended to by leaving
them until further notice. at the office OF M-s Haxa Uren
shaw. SAMUEL II. PAUL,
api0-1w Inspector Of Flour
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50. SPRING GOODS. 1860.
CHRISTIAN a. LATHROP

"A most elegant assortment Of
RICH DRESS GOODS AND STAPLES
FOR
Families and Planters
that they have exhibited. We would. name
Silks In Robes and piece goods
Rich Paris Barge Robes 2 10 9 yoants
Rich Barge Apglas do do
Jacones organdies, ellldren's FouiaTds
Pine Apple Cloth Vaentias IN
Most Of which bought at the auction sss ana
be sold at loss TO the importer of25 " ~ per cent
1000 yd Irish Linens from Csc TO the finest nporAn'-
Linen shifting and Table DAmssk
Damask Napkins Doyles and Towels
Huck ana Scotch Diaper, Crash and other ToSsIng
Linen Duck BeilIps and Drills for plantation
Also. large stock Of
Plain and Plaid 0znaburgs
Heavy shrings and sheetings
CotionAies and other Goods ~
for and women, Of Maryland and Virginia manvas'nS
which will be offered low such Goods be obiAnsl 50
market. CHRISTIAN LAlhhOrt
mh20 " Main sI'"@-
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MONUMENT To JONI BRowN.-A neat obelisk about five
feet high arrived in this city the 9th ult from New
York consigned to merchant here be forwarded to
Kansas On one of the sides is inscribed:
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THE WHEAT CRoP-We are informed most reliably
says the Halifax Ya) Echo that the wheat crop in this
and the adjoining counties is looking very unpromising
present We have heard of some good crops, butthey
are few and far between The late cold spell has Injured
the wheat crop in this section to considerable extent
We trust however that the weather from this time out
may be favorable, and that Notwithstanding the bad
prospect at present, may have at least average
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DOVE a. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. SO Main Street, Richmond, VIRGINIA,
Il always large supply Drugs and Medicines,
IN Paints OILS Dystun Pfumery, Fancy Goods, Tobacco,
Segars, &C. and will sell the most reasonable terms.
PERFUMERY-A OF the choicest Cologne tx
tracts &C. English French Spanish, Hungarian and American
For sale by DOVE CO., -
aplO-tf Wholesale D'uggistss2
DRIME WHITE CORN.-lsO0 buhels prime White
i Corn, in lots to suit purchasers, for sale by
aplO EDWIN WORTHAM& co.
WRAPPINGs' wRAPpIscs,,
full assortment Silks Cloth, Chaeopln and Lace Cloaks,
Manles &C., &C, now ready. Per sale by
apl0 CliiLES CHENERf.
~ DRESS GOODS!!
silks, Popn Bereges, English Bege Barege Robes and all
other desirable styles OF Dress Goods hand
apl0 ClIILES 4 CHENERi.
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WATKINS x FICKLEYS
SECOND 0pRNUNG an SH.

on WEDNESDAY MORNING, THE Ana INST
We shall be prepared exhibit USAYAIEp s-f ~ ar
Of the choicest styles and astoDlshr prices NAs
EB-On THURSDAY morning, the 5th will exhibit "a, 81
did stock Of French Lace Damase PuSher Real Lac,
entirely Hstc In style.
ar Our beautiful TRAVELLING SUITS for ladies eb,,a
abeautu variety, T be exhibited at the same tine Our %
meDt, the extent and elegance Of which
no Idea, Will well repay the examination Of ali classes U
blyers Hy polite attention. the best goods, ossst %
and liberia terms strive 10 deserve the patronage m Al
app MArKINs 4 EIcrir ~
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Sacrifice OF Silks
STILL MORE SURPRISING,
AND OTHER
Ele ant Dress Goods
Embracing the 49,
LATEST NOVELTIES
Al unprecedented prices bringing within th. DGS
figures 81 per cent below the cost OF Importation a.,
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.,
by the Rev. Thomas Reynolds the 2sh ult Mount Ida
the residence OF Mai Copton, In Cumberland Mr. WILLIAM b.
STONE Of Scosv to Miss SUSAN WO0Ds0N SHORES Of Cum
berland Va
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WATKINS a. PICKIrS

WATKINS 81 PICKLFN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DgALERs ne
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY G00nS
159 Main Street,
Are now receiving and opening their third srpnIy ~
SPLENDID SPRING G00Gs
MANY OF which have been purchased al he ,na
INl New York during the past week. at which d. hh1h
lower than known before In ' P''ta we
sPLENDID SILKS.
DRESS GOODS
In elegant Satin striped and Cammeaux
In ulaIn and aoune.d SKIRTS. oRGASDIE;
Beautiful CHINTZ M0UsLISE NJ CHINE.
- SATIN PLAID GREyADINV An.
RICH LACE AND SILK N,N,,,,
SHAwLS.
HOUSE FURNISHING Goods
LINENS,
PRINTS,
PLANTATION PLAIDs AND sTRIPEs s,h,o,,,,
Either by Wholesale or retail, they prepared "a ya
ments HTHkRrO UNBouALED. ' 'll4ee
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SOUTHERN SEWING MACHINES
LESTER MlyUFtCIURIyC C0NpiNy


LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Richmond, Va.
VIHE subscribers have formed Joint stock COMPANY
l. pose Of manufacturing
TESTERS CELEBRATED
Tw O-THREAD, LOCK.sTITCH, SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES
which, rom simplicity Of construction and adaou 70
ches OF needle work stands unryad ther to M
public with full confidence. believing that trial Of n, "a,
chine will satisfy all OF ability furnish this valuable ,.
In domestic economy from OUR OWN FACTORY that vii groy,
10 respect equal the best furnished by Northern nah
tories
These machines manufactured and sold under sl ,
from Elias Howe Jr Wheeler wilson's manu- Acurng C,r,
ny, Grover Bakers Sewing MAchlns Company AndL s,,
4 Co. ~ -sN
John H. Lester, James g. Kent
Abram Warwick, p Horton Reach
Horace L. Kent Christian Laihrcp,
Edmond, Davenport Co., r. C. Warwick, yr,
W. e. Paihe Boiling W. Haxau
J. L. Appsfson, H. X Ellyson,
D. g. Woodbridge BW Knowle.
Thos W. hcCsnce, Thos l. Il. Walford
James Dunlop, John A leo Gibson
Thos. X Pr'ce, Keen, BaI5Sin WInlGnA
VIM Beers. Edmond L Davenport,
j II. Montague, Y. Gennet
b. Warwick VIM A Walter,
X r HoWBon, McGTuderIs Sons
W. Macfarand, L. w Gszebrook
samH Putnsy, John Purcell
Geo. J. Sarner, Crenshag A Co,
VIM. II. Ha1al, H. Z @ Baskerym
i. b. stake, Oorhln WarNick
VIM. Palmer, Geo. W. Yancey,
John Thompson Brown, Jas A. Cozard1,
Jos. p Wiuston, W. b. PieasAnts
Samn j. Harrison
~ BLncal Agents wanted In all the large cities and tovss
hh United states and Canada TO sell the above Maehn EIDE
for the present. COkINTHIAN HALL, Main street Addr,s
LESTER Manufacturing ConpsHy,
nhsl-u RI hmond. Va
MAN ED TO HIRE House Girl aboGi 70 years Old
w mhsi DOW A 90
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Hide, OIL audLe.,...


D. KIRKPATRICK sons No Al a sofe,
Market and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia h,,, bss,
sALrKD Spanish HIDEs Dry Green ssn,. DIT An
ners' OIL, Tanners and Curriers' Toos At u, kr IA,
upon the best terms. ~" price, A.,
IN All Kinds Of Leah.r In the rough wanted ..
hshess market price will be oven In cash. o, MAT,
or HIDES Learner stored free Of charge and .oa an a'u
fe2i-d3m o e'ani,,.
V,HE GUARANTEE STOCK IN
Il GIsh LIZA INSURANCE. COMPANY t oF THR yr.
; sd and s S SssS. oTssn as 2 s'
American Hotel, Main and Eleventh cne. oppst
This Company Is Instituted with ves 70 -
large sums hers.oors paid from necessity Su.a
based upon he principle OF mutual ntere,t enea AZ
surers and Insured. - ana bensfi o.
At meeting Of the Stockholderr otn. NvVuPANr
rance Company held at the Office Of the w Ia
Company, In the city Of Richmond, on WRDsEsnss Inas,
March, 1900 the following gentlemen were sIse,sS u.H1
rectors: ~'se' Board n nj
VIM H. Mscfariand, John p,,,.r
Roscoe n Heath, d.. ."sUr,
Thos. W. MeCance, q ps..9n
John H. Montague, Ro n NJ,
pave a n Sa,r' Jas A. ooVardan.
LeHs "her' BeLl n. Nah
yon" S".es, r 7. Moore
Iest. D. AS S'en.Ssv SoS IN h h clAieOrus,
Mm; -. phne, Mn. H. CAhst.,
sam1 J. Harrison, John q bss,oef''n
po ,b :" T re-, Peier 2. warv.es
Geo D, Shell. RdVayd 49,,
We llngton Goddin, Geo sn,,s4'
John Dooley. D. \ Woots..
Upon the adjournment II the meeting Of stoekho,1
Of Directors convened and elected the foo.s Ne Bud
Prssfdent-WM. H. MACPARLANb eh'
Vice PrssfdeHt-sAML j. HARRIsoy
Sec stdry-J ADAIR PLEAslNTs
ThgsicidH-Dr. BLAIR BURWEII
AnorHey--R0SC0E B. HEATH I,r
by order OF the Board
nh2s--dlm J. ADAIR pIPAa.r-s
BARRY's TRICOPHEROUs /, n. h., -
est article for dressing eeautl5Ing cleansing eufns
and restoring the hair. Ladies try it, Sold by a. s,,,.,
perfumers. - I'd
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THE SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

YOUR FELLOW CITIZENS
OF York, Warwick, James City, City of Williamsburg
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ELIDE ISLAND GUANO.-50 tons in store and fc
IL sale by aplO H. H. skINKER co.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
CnntrnI = 600 AA0

WANbED TO HIRE House Girl abosi u ysaii Oh
w mhsl DOW A 90
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Z. -lis
The arrival Of the Passtins It Qaebec, ald oftAe
arabia at Halifax, furnished Us last eYeninr With
news from all parts Of Europe'to My so, making
the unusual, though not unprecedented hnje for TIC
transmission Of Transatlantic newH Of eight Days
The intelligence is of the utmost importance Carl
6aldi, with his volunteers, had effected landing e
Marsala, in Sicily, leaving his vessels in the hands
Of pursuing Neapoiitan figates, but securing his
arms and munition. Other arms and aids for the
insurgents had been previously landed 81 another
point All the important points of Sicily were rS-
ported to have already fallen into the hands of TIE
gallant leader who had ralliedall the disaected to
his ranks, and was quite sure to sweep TIE ROYAL
troops from the Island. A subsidiary expedition
had effected landing in Calabria and Naples itself
was threatened with insurrection So great was the
CONSERVATION of the King of Naples that he sd ID!
voked the aid Of foreign Governments There were
also rumors of treaty Of alliance offensive and do.
fensive just concluded between the Courts Of Wen.
nal Rome and Naples, with the adhesion Of fthe6xfl.
ed Dukes In Central Italy affairs were also sAs-
sumlng threatening APPEARANCES. Gen. IAmoiiciere
was concentrating his forces the ffontier6 the
Komagna, and to oppose him Sardinia was throwing
additional troops into the Emilia Austria, Yield
ing to the pressure Of events has at last met The
demands Of the Hungarian Protestants with liberal
concessions. From Prussia we learn that the Cham
oers by vote nearly unanimous had sanctioned the
ministerial project of a1war budget; while from
Russia We have the official announcement thattife
demands o.. that Power upon Turkey, which pro-
voked the war of the Crmea, are to be- rsnewei and
urged with unselaxng importantly Ygilisasz.sH eiei
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w We publish elsewhere to-day, from the Ma
tiona Itelligencer, statement Of the votes on Mr.
Davis's resolutions. We think the amendment Of
Mr.. ClinGnan, which was adopted and then reject
ed, was proper and we'll timed His vote for it. and
that Of Gov Bragg, will meet the approval Of vast
majority of their constituents. g75 5as h, sr5
D We repeat the opinion that these Senate resolu
tions however just and correct in themselves can be
Of no service to the South to the Democratic party
or to the Union. We fear that the object Of those
who have been most conspicuous in pressing them
is to prescribe prominent candidate for the Pres-
dency, and place him under the ban of the admins
tration and the Senate Senators were sent to
Washington to pass laws, and not to engage IN in
trigues in relation to the Presidency. Malice and
hatred may do their worst but the indulgence and
display Of these bad qualities will hurt the assai
ants inthe long run quite as much as the assailed
Whatwe regret most deeply, however, is that the
party may suffer serious injury, if not defeat, BY
the war now going on in Washington City against
Senator DouGltss a dsf:g hsif8sssns1s 81 - -
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Granville and ofause.

The Democrats of Granville have nominated G.
H. K. Taylor, Esq, for the Senate, and Messrs. j.
N. Bullock, 7. L. Hargrove, and W. H. P. Jenkins
for the Commons. Mr.. Lyon, one Of the former
members, declined reelection. s-.sf.'z 80 q.
q The Democrats of Orange have nominated DIR.
Pride Jones for the Senate, and Messrs. John w.
Norwood and w. F,Strowd for the Commons.
These are excellent tickets, and with proper ef-
forts the Democracy of the two Counties can carry
them through triumphantly. "A ''a '32 t'f4 Z
Josiah Turner, Jr, Esq, is the Opposition candi-
date for the Senate in Orange, and Messrs. Henry
T. Nash and Jones Watson for the Commons a.
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H6n VS.. Ashe.

We regret to learn--as we do from q letter from
this gentleman published in late number Of the
election to the Senate from New Hanover county.
q This declination Of Mr.. Ashe will deprive the
Senate Of worthy and useful member. Butthough
once more private in the ranks, Mr. Ashe will
abate nothing of his zeal in the Of Democracy
and Southern rights !; while as the head Of one of
the most important Railroad Companies in the State,
be will continue to evince the deep practical inter-
est he has always felt in internal improvements is
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W- A correspondent of the Register, writing
from Washington, N. c., and noticing Mr.. Pools
speech at that place, says: II
"Gov. Ellis, for reasons best known to himself,
after the appointment had been made declined COM
ing, and procured that fact to be made known in
every part of the County, to prevent his party
friends from hearing Mr. Pool" ~
I. A more disingenuous sentence than the above
was never written. This correspondent must have
known that Gov. Ellis was prevented from address
ing the people at Washington on account of Execu-
tive business at Raleigh, which could not be post
poned, I'VE say he must have known this, for the
fact was duly published in the Washington Dspateh
and in other papers. Gov. Els's reasons for not
gong to Washington were known to the whole
State, and well known to others as they were to
himself ,....,-
This is only specimen, however, of the unfair
mannerin which Gov. Ellis is treated by the Oppo-
sition press. Their motto seems to be, any thing
to defeat Ellis But the people, and especially the
Democracy, are not to be moved in this way. The
more their chosen standard-bearer is assailed and
misrepresented the more they will rally to him.
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49, 800 :. - -.--ss-.s---i
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AUTHORIZED rO....-- 9. 9. .. :. -. O..--D ....
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Non-intervention by Congress With questions Of
slavery has been the motto of the Democratic party
f,r be last twelve wears. The Wilmot Proyiso was
~ -, ,h;i;. &c.,. =. ~ AZ. r...;,o,;., \
m'e"ueu ~ p'o.''' 3' 0'''y =. .. ~"
Its advocates had no respect Tor the MISSOURI line.
Its opponents urged Congress to let slavery in the,
Territories alone 50. as to leave it to make its way
and he est.bl;shed where climate and soil should
'u lmss;, mn. .n ~. ..p.d e a. ~ o,;n,...
call lot y ina' VIZ = suey $500 s. 'ue '..na'e
and soil do not call for II said the South we do not
wish to force it on an unwilling people; il the insti
,.., 81 *, s, -, .;,..;,
"'v :; .s... - IS .
itself under 'ne Oons'!tus'on as eApoonoeo Dy tne|
Supreme Court and under the operation of the laws
Of nature, let it remain in the States where it exists
That We we'll remember was the feeling and l.n-
-""S - ~. sont, = 1913 ~. wImot DE-.
was defeated and the compromise measures OF 1900
we're adopted A large majority of the people Of
tbe South were opposed to those measures but they
...n;,.,od - .hara W. ala not ,;,,e thon, h,t 4.
acquiesced III tne'u. u'u i'o' mag tnen'' out We
acquesced in them. We objected to the manner 10
which California was hurried into the Union as
free State by sort of souatter or military soyer-
- .h;.,, ~ ,.,,,Ia y ~. ras,-;.o.,, 80.
e'sn'y' " Nn'Sn e psop.s ~, : - ...e ~
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amSa9 or business Cards not exceeding ave lnes
Ill be inserted in either the Weekly Semi Weekly for
wiz ,r six months or $40 for twelve months; or in both
nsr, for $40 for six months OF SIS for twelve months
Terms of Advertising In weekly standard. :
ons dollar per square for the first Insertion and twenty
o Cents 70, each subsequent nseriop Nadeuctoa soU
d, on Herky dirertiseneAs Stattsr lido ksg they
'rno Oplv limited number Of advertisements win be
.S%;,ed into the Weekly All advertisements not other
directed are inserted Weekly and charg
W accordingly. When the number Of insertions is not
.led on the advertisement il Is inserted until forbid
a Money sent US BY mai! Is At our risk. -,