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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

~ WE are authorized 10 announce +. d. CHRISTIAN
VE canlrne for election Ia the Office OF totnLtun
weaitn's Attorney for The county ri Campbcl.
may l. tile lRcp. cpjy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

DCRE OLD HENNEsSY, LONDON DOCK. oTAIp
champagne, seigueite and Rochelle Brandes Tor saL
low, " LEE ROOKIE TAYLOR
u No, a MAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

MANSFIELD, TIoGA Co, Pa Aug lSas
heHf emfn-iiaving used in my practice four year,
stars BA'sani OF lid Cherry with great success M,
eheofluy cconni md ii To those afflicted llh slate
Colds, Asthma, &c. H. d. MARTIN NJ h.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22
New Grocery and Commission House.

To Builders and Painters.
HAVE now In store large stock of White Lead. White
Zinc Linseed OIL YarDishes Brushes spirits rur.cntinc.
fui, and ci"r Of all kinds Those In want invited 10
give u call For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
maylo Iynchb ,rg, VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-22

- BRowNyILLE, y. T., July Is, 1Ste
Genf-aring sold " isias for two years past and hayi
used h' same myself with great success checrfuly
mend IL to adj who suffering Asthma OF Consumpo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.

a DupOiW xruEfin9 Ncsk fus saia.
H. eubsub~ VII oder q psbls susoa WIN reserve,
saWe1,ssdsy tbe Oh Of June nszt = hh rae1esss h ~
v4nGo - Osppvfla oanD.. ~ Weotan asnrual nvu1
49,. vss &c. wo.ss e. - van hsown bvssal.x nud
fcss.nEss, - @lfssi nsT fyIw. 81 ws1as
;.oss BAss Havk ssAan Aliss - o -
\. Cav sesk. Among hsa are ssvsrs, sAueda % ysS
b.e wa eessA rsf:rsses g suass soss n Ne $1,000
posssu propsF1ss rarely 70 BE- ns VIII Cslabxves
bang pe1va so1 sss~fpuoss can - had On agpacancn
d Ye6srI sRssk Bou1on- hA D8&hr.
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A j. .,S c,gss - t = 2, ~. r,,,
At PELHAMvIILk

py HHERy " Ln1De a CO., AUJrioEs.Rs, ON
ID thursday IA, s,d FRIDAY, - yuse, 81 ~ o'ciock
essA evs tAe lyTs wsusry u Ne IrvnG Bu<das No
TmS' S....esI sss s,-sSsss * sss.s ss;,.ss o.
cnstly pcturps ks V about leavag Tor kuvcps We
sshoss Of the psshborfns casa thai have
" ss,. ben ss.ssss ~ IN y; ,s; DS:ssss % =
RsdsuN " s sesshs crins esss ean asssd ths sais VIII
ertLs s6bnSesss IN vh>s vs stsAs Ansns sbsn w.
Nhh nsrhet 81 The Hssus an svvrs<da.rv yort, By r.
Van scsens.li sheep, .,A rosvy, oss q ne asss
* Ssss, sssss ssiss o. i-sl.s ps.,lnes Ssvrsss.
u srs isrss yss m lsss proSsssss, Is.ssd vtk = i
mott 1kssulous dsscy a srssuioa ssursfy nom npturs
and =. s,svsS = = s..s ~ - 1877 !, 80 -
ron ~ years. sss;sss fssaos. I'D q ssssorssssr,
sssSs ss~, bvuiissa y De srssss vlsw d Nod
wNcs" BY bk.sy rrcy fhs .cs eslsessis1 Ire
z Ia. - Si s :': :ss = 1 s:S., ~ v'
diniss room u. psisuug ocsa.ss9 80 xsan =
scusrs u hs ssissssaed sdy A'ss spssssss q u Ash
sl.ss VI 2 h-s ,,.s SsTss. 49, - a.. .sss
Hsssp.s. wlh.sas vsss.s. assdssss., ssl csAw .ss
xirb.es Vruiysk Kiers IA q 10 Lard. Aiso by Dis.s
y~Ssydss 10 Hssvs usnuessa noussr, Van eserd3.cs.
Robe ss.ss, oc,. =. 1ssus rs', -, go re-, s ss
s cs: sss oa. N: s,s q vs,.: 60 sss.s .o u.
psIsnss s be sni ~h csrtnssAs ard gussssse o. orir
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" s.s .s.s cIs, sy ,s az =: ~: ss.: .s I'd ~. =.
sssse sS - a. ss;- ~ - lsrss ssszss ~
~ vi tssa ss4Ssssa e w., - sssvs' vsA -
txua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
A LIEN 7. KEElER. AuorIoxEnH.-

LIEN J. KELLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a household Furniture 81 pubis aucticn valued ~ oses
xl6Oe, ths cay sAurday) 81 the lSgs resdence 40 IL
wess rwenD sxth ssee Sixth sale conmsae
10Y Iha auesiooesr solcs Tie attention u
HE cn0s Tie pubic Catalogue coopr1ng tho lerxex
Of houseAs4 Furniture oil pAnnss br7uxo btAtu
ARP Axd woSks of art osre1 ~ auction this All
naAa - order By end u the richest destrton
Drawing Rooms contain Bus q aose GOOD furuue
eoved in three coosa brocse fsu and aowsss Of
most expensive decor Moa oocsss.p Of fe,e es sA
TAbles stAtuAry nArb 70 matchAe suits magnncens
grand ssuUu ~ ocssvs rtauofor wood richly
oarved lined with satin GOOD fully guaranteed By
broadway Daksrs and the rchest iasxu osreA
ton Ais season Rosewood Canterbury do STOOL o,vsred In
Brooafe French ch khoet and Book 0us Rosewood
Se0et>e and Bookcase lived win ssn
Boo do Oabthst Lsdys work Fable and <rag Dest
nlad u pearl tmporiod f0m rs; medaoa velvst Car
pes Mosaic hu&s per AID lsne mattel Mirrors Preach
plate elegantly carved frames EabrotsroA Curtains.
gilt cornlces F,eneh Shades AMI Futures Ktegsres,
marble plate glass doors aud baoks lined With wod
Jhs and Lounges Ohsss Csd Qpaets rsbies Gothic
Boceptce Chairs coved Ia Drocass farlor Chambers
furIL.hsd with ssssh faesstey n.us.e CArpsss rosewo
carved BsdssA1s ctmmodes wasaAnds Coushes
hsir and sprrg Mattresses Fes,bsr Feds Bsnte Boltsrs
Pillows ucunserpanea MsrfDos OH Pastel Painmes
Decorated China Tost tets brocaAel Ourtsns 10 Upser
shoxsny biaok walnut and enameed BedstsAd
Bureaus wash so'As Sofa 5ods bookeAses
Bedding. 40 Dfnkg koom-Hertz pateot eytensoa Dtnng
rab,o China Gisss tver Tab Cutlery Dinner aud
Tea sets q Aso largo rtmsnt OF bkssment kitchen
Furnoye eale psrempo~y rAin or shine Broadway F1nh
aud sixth stages and neAr the house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
). BLsHcKEa AucrIoNBsR.

J. BLBKCKER AUCfIONDuR
"A. yIrrY.sMs sAGEIriyENr LOTS OF IRQAn-
eEvEhTH mnkorS PAT a ~ estate Of ycA. Adams nsq.
a. J. BkgECkg8, BON D 70. wm eel = yica,
e.asgs,- -ss..v,n
On lot - LOAs md bslwsea ssh ~ 81 h sH,
On esS a-sL,s, n T., Sstwsea Broadway asl loh sv.,
Including hs vA,uAbe mansAna Of Ne laAs nr. AaamA
% I'D al-e gore ln4s. q loo r. y. ot loA ~.
o. sssA As ioA =, 100 n . q l0A Az.
On 6osh So Loo IND 0oreo. 100 q. OF l0oA av
On Nh "a Lola . . between Broadway AID ion ~.
fhs whole prcpsry lag Broadway "a rsash
IN fs nvsscens = ssa b. fousd Il aay kss Q!
yards thle old and ,ndispuiabls. fsrns Moral xaUA
10, = No I Pine ssroek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

MILITARY.

TTrrnaAg CORPS on rHs STATE or NEW YORK
~ % va a laf1 wsn hoad nCphly meeting - thsr
Assdssal1sS % Lps.srA srset ?. n,rdsy s-sna 49,
ewpa y6ugH. hoasualy dwose1 70 . uw2s - mvss
-. dDsmu.an NV. joi1, ooossI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

UALuS AZ AUCTION. -....
Lnx q. HALL. AuJuIounER-
a vsiaAbls hsssuhoaA rs'snarss = sssas. ihn day G.
Rssvce6 soiss e pAries FspnsrN
risr cd MAats Hrror,
BrcossS aaa LAos Curtains.
nsesrss.
Dsa.s Res.
Hssss. Carriages
Al public auction,
w wss snss:sa s:s: ssswsss sr,s - ~ .ss,
maker three sus q essAa drswsg rcoa Prr ssurs rsly
caved ard - WITH saa hrooas nsds,a
uofA alq1e ann Cosis 0c<ho bsok ,vor Chsrs;
As1s.asr asd velvs caspsss nssao Russ
Curtsi.s. ORR: aet S.:4s TsssE ssua Aaa .sssv
csaIe yablss sofa Tables n.sssrs. Oasnsa ssuy Oh
PHhrags 1sgnvngs oval Dronxss and bspas asd farsn
ornsmesta IrAwtsg Hoo -kxtens4sa fables OAK Bas.
1DgAsA o. 0les 81 utpckery. Knives Aad ,rks svsv
9s6s Dsesas silver rsa ~ Frsnsh dssssd Ohaa Diansr
In sSiss rsss.sod BeSslssdr sarssas wsssssssS Dos.
modsu 6avaG BAsd foiat Sci BAR hAs,xsssss Feather
Bsds, Blsshs0 Bed 4prssdr oArpst our.las airrur.
Ooct ousss enc easy spring so,n ohsr Rocssre
81 md lh ktoss oen1a wAanu 0aAo9apy I'D osr Fla MI
turs An kisds e 1eeAng ssrss:s hsespy nnd insrHn
and kitssss Furshurs N. B. fhs Horsss Carriages
ersyy. - viii be sold ~ ealeroo0 on TuesaAJ next
Full ed fun thor particulars hsrsaiser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
a T. o. BDBy. AUcnoHW8-
VALUABLE osAI so1sn wseoa AID Harness.

v eel Saturday, 81 II o'o1eck II sAiosroom no
Is tesar sr.s. sppcsie - ross eee. yI - lsspS
Hose lsk bende bh seven a. en1 on1 Geao
vet vevy stylish 6rfvW and fAst 6svser. sd fss
fsrshsr for hin- Also lss Wagua and aivsrplAsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
DIOHARDs KInGsLAKD 90, AUO1roNKDRA
~ Saie.ros lse broadway

Ass1osxr; ssi snHs 81 81 sXCs;Yixx suer.
RiCHARDs KiK06kASD ! % I'm 81 = $780,
On Wednesday,. Juss 9, q l0x o'sesk, Ii.
Al The q Htyt avsaus AAd fvsaky tAAr1 srUs
BY u6s! Of nr: o. v: sArwocA. sOQnos
ktoysr D OAanrua.
ro funhar pastisuian Apply u ne oolos q ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
uCrIoS NOTICE
Hsw AID SECOND HAND vsSIcL:s Ao'

q eds srss toppose The Post oes greet variety
Of ee- and second hs.d vsAioss enprn.s d6r.t sysa
posy $4,000 Jssrss and esoos wssoea AZ q nav sn1
eosbis Hasssn ladies sad ssnssas.'s ssAdss Bisskss
NINA A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

OLp eorp AND mvn oanArpWYs eoLp Dusv,
~ oyss Esxsh As,is.se ps...s1A rs.si, - yrssy.:
"a IRE: - AZ :, =. -; ~, !. ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

'IoHN n: BURLEy, AUCTIoIExR. WILL SELL. rHw
OF rnniuss scsssan9 o, afsss marble Toe s.a n
Gasss mshoGssy Ukairs ssfss sfa Bsis rstS q
totes eight dss fsaihsr Beds DE Enslh brussels aal 49,
TIE and o!Ass Tables ssdesns tasb asa Cutlery sv.
" Z. ' TxfH.SJi. s n SrSs & xo.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

M DOUGHTY, AUmToNnRR, WILL SELL. m
W, Day Jsss q lo1 oc,eck. = .a.ssrosa. Is ns1a
ro:eyoos and mahognsy paor Dsih covered 10 brsosA
ssesese va IyS sses arm asd parl,r Chslrs ~ fa1
por ADo mantel hifrurn ruooWoo1 and mAhogasy 1bpY
Booksases Gas Ohancssers ssts dazassk wndow OssSs
me on Pstnfngs mshogsny Sofas Uhsivs d.
1ahss Bunss outsr,, suyer plssd Ware. gu fFsne -
IT. ~ vcveG sspssEy and ,aEsn CArgets Russ 49,
rtases. PAliAnss, Wardrobes Louusoo. IA. A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02
FURNITURE.


a On novLuD0HD Az BHsr-poRgmApe ARCH
a e1rsns BIDS prce 81 % 81 Bsssassd- eorfau ed
hskre. epnpets kn - harcssa q al hsds chsav. CAN
anf On AZ. n rOknxAh, NO 0rsa JONES srss ssHs
b<o>AwNy.
A pBpnoos SUIT 90 suAnELLw yusunun1
~ ~ - go - n npkx 81 - sspevew ~ wsw~c1p9
..ssss,s.i - - s..sns. 49, 500 -. -
sppuNe yeRsH. dasutsssuy 9ss6 = ussnw svsaI =.
~ - = m DOC ARxnna
m"TsTfk ~ s sssbs .~s s''As"
LURnfsuRn ByuaHr.-raa aIoHe1 rsI0s
in dvsn fcr ~ tieds % rw~n~rA uarpsA mnr4s HsanS
- Apply = ~ fhr1 svsanas eSves. fnnX eswe 81
sSsrs 49, zsos ssss.sss ss-sys :. -
rUaNIYuI1 soooas roa RoADs n0.n a eNR
k.sAs siisssA sss.as ss2-:s. MA "a rs.s2 =
mo Punnous m wAHr OF yrun yuaHIrunp "A
is1y shev r tag NJ heusssssgss VII 81 - rs,us-
n ass rsnofsrss hsnas,ns ru.e -ood pssscv snhs ssd
rosewood b~Sroom sultA VIA an ~ cArrs - s,nse
CAn shves dsys n - west ksve~m sfrssA h~ moo"
frum FHA avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

UCTyoE sALB-RKApy uADI cLoyHIW0, PRICE
a Eooda, 40, As A. n CnisrALAR. susaonssr. -
sss9.sss Of .e.sosasls oloA.as eo1grass t.ssx s.s
saus anl nnen vsss oassiaers eloA TWEED Nd Sslin
rAnaA Ala OssvAs res Collars. HhiFaA Drsvers Lnsu,
dr.. : b sss:if a. S.. 5i sS'es q. - s''n.s
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~ sess s.se sad1ls Ho1a. so~sA ssa gentle <k hss1s
50 49, e. ' "a . o. .,r G:s q sssS
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q vAu wINKLD, AUCTIONDBR-vAM wIMuEsn .
q. MINAns III ssIl u asstca. 9. nss1ay Js.e ~
1s rurs.u,s es;snsd Y u fosr sve s.ag brsya -
JhS as1 tourA avenues fAs frsisuIe ooas = Z V1a2
Bruss and ohsr osspets mahugssy, rosewood sek en1
ptsng tables Curs,.s riano and sv.rytsi,s .seeay -
ea'e pegive By order Of bs MARRIAGES. Sale oomsnD
at 10 oeAosk- CAaaogus mwninss u salaL
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EDwARD scHUoK: AUorI0nn1 sALnBRoeu q
~ hroa1way-byk .. y. u. BOHRNCk, ~ ~, - -
y NY osoek a. hs1r saissreom lH BrsalWuV. ~ .
sooS .,1 s.
croosea plush snd hair soth; ro.ssooa narsle tap D
Ceere aAA Pier TAbles Preach Dlals par ~ MAXI
1rueeh sse nPah Carpets curved 6nd plata rooowoo1 -
soeasy ARD hssk walnut Bedstsads; 9axbls ioD n.y.
SldSsssrs ~ sad black yanst marble ~ Bsass nx
Bookcases and Wardrobss. Mattress BsdaanG 10
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- untoa euago reu1hs WI bea ansat1pp VII be pAA
ssS = xssw. r. - 3 w. &c: ssn' 81" Fs'
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9 J. .BooARI, AUcrroNEEss-wIUL SILL o.
ninth sreet bes.ss. fhard asd vcsrh avsasss assss
10 frpsni Tube copper Pump copper ssSas9. y,
Bcfsrs, Coolers Mss. Tubs and two cray aospeA - -
xGosssy sos xorsxssss, oso: xs. 4 $780, -.
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mo guIPBUuDnRs AID mAoHIHIsYs -P.oposArS
vm - rsss.vss = ne ess q - usar.gesd uss Jsss
wise ss4 ~ fss hA b ~ cIsaf sss f Double nnsss
- sso aesdas plaza b6s wn = furnshs1
hD - - 80 - fuyts@ nfnHaspa avsa apShoanss
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> =: =. - - - 49, =. ,.s.
-. - 49, ~. z.ss s.z ssy sss :. w i =
- 3. - ~: 80 q &c.. = is So a -. ~. Z:
80 " 800 o.sshs.s.s -. - yssrs "a 81 Iss
90: - a. q: 3: :; ~: : No. i. =:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

TJoRsEs. WAGONS AND HARNESS AT AUcpYou-
n wsv Anesscs eer WI .en kond,y Juns Ies
ycocs 81 " Livrsycn street nrosky BUSINESS NO.
ana busees, with and wtnout ss double md sI~saS
Harness; AAso. several Horces al fur any use
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-02

a sYRoLo0isr.-MADAu wlLsOU TELLS 80 TRUI
a tsst.s isds msy - lsxls uald tAousA tssy -
feAs for - prasees HosinG but uhat reoosolAble
phncshsss Pee % eeniA No. lss Allen ssss near 500
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-13
T THE EDITOR Is ABSENT.
Resolutions.


Unanimously adopted by Convention Of tl.
Democracy Of Mississippi, held IN Jackson
! Mag Both 1860
1st Resolued, That we do hereby re-affirm
the Platform of principles adopted by the
/ Democratic State Convention held in the city
of Jackson, on the 18th day of December
! 1859.
I'd RssoLued, That we Cordially endorse
and approve as a whole, and in all its parts
| the action of our delegates to the late National
! Democratic Convention recently assembled al
Charleston.
Sd. Resoired, That we approve of the call
Of Conventions at Richmond, Virginia on the
second Monday in June next, and do hereby
appoint as delegates to said Convention, the
same persons as delegates and alternates, as
were appointed to the Charleston Convention
L That while reposi7g entire confidence in the
wisdom and fidelity of our said delegates to
the Richmond Convention, we do hereby re-
commend to them to defer final action at the
Richmond Convention until after the adjourn
ment of the Convention to be held at Balti-
more on the 18th day Of June, and do accri-
dit them to the Baltimore Convention with
full powers and without instructions to pur-
sue such course IN reference to the said Con-
yentions as may in their discretion, be best
calculated TO save the Constitution-to secure
the unity and harmony of the Democratic
party, and to obtain the nomination of a
sound man upon a platform embracing the
cardinal principles incorporated in the ma
iority report submitted to the late Charleston
Convention, which are dearer than success,
and paramount to all the claims of party.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-13

CARRYING OUT THEIR PRNcIPLEs.-The
town of Madison, in Lake county has been
thrown into great excitement by the elopement
of white woman and full -blooded negro,
which occurrence took place on Sunday night
last The lady is about thirty years old, Of
more than ordinary intelligence, and of We
ry fair appearance. Her husband is one OF
the wealthiest farmers in Lake county. We
suppress his name, as the affair has nearly
driven him mad.
About year ago he employed full blood
ed negro. An Abololitionists of the Garritt
Smith school, the farmer took the African into
his family on terms of perfect equality. OF
late he has noticed, with feelings which we
need not attempt to describe, q growing init
macy between lis wife and the negro He
spoke to her about it, but she succeeded in
ouieting his suspicious for time. On Sun.
night she arose from bed, leaving her husband
asleep, and fled with the African. Strangely
enough, they did not leave the county, or the
town even, only going some five miles from
the woman's late home. There they sought
shelter at the house Of some friends of hers
4 where they were atlast accounts The woman
| LEFT her young child with its father.
/ There is talk of riding the negro on rail
/ and great excitement prevails. The woman
assumes bold face, and says she has perfec
i right to run away with q negro if she want
to. no matter if he be asi black as the ace
spades ,.
An Abolition sentiment and an Abolition
| literature has prevailed in the farmers hous'
/ for years. This elopement Is the Legitimate
result.-Cl Cleveland Ptaiadealer. 26th.
The circumstance carries with it moral Pc
culiarily its own. The ''irrepressihle conflict
= Is just developing.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-13

ASSUMPTION OF JoHN SHERMAN.--John
Sherman, NJ. C. from Ohio is very busy just
now,-not IN Congress, but elsewhere, max
ing speeches for Lincoln and Hamln. No
body questions the propriety of John Sher-
man, of Ohio, making speeches for Lincoln
and Hk=nljDs bnk when be travels out Of his
~aeAA aiaas heaEers, lae s0lsh aaem
Republican meeting at Philadelphia the other
evening, that qejtherhte Republican party nor
ih leaders intended to intaJere nth sLarery
id1e 10 eEtsfs, John Sherman must have
ben under the impression that the people he
WIS addressing did not read newspapers, if they
could read at al, else he would never have
soaaringly presumed upon their intelligence
AM common sense. He must have taken it
foI granted that they did not know Mr.. Love
joy NJ. G. from Illinois, is Republican leader
of she first class; that they did not remem
Der this Republican leader, only few weeks
ago implored Congress to strange slavery"
jnstas it would strangle polygamy-by Con-
gresional enactment, and If this enactment is
not pbeyed, then as logical sequence, try
crap shot, cannon ball and the T. S. Army
Agah, Mr. John Sherman must have taken it
for ghnted that the Philadelphia people had
forgotten that other proposition submitted to
Congess about the same time by another
ohioImember (Mr. Blake, Republican, "to
give lberty to every human being" If such
thing as these do not go to show that the Re-
publihn party does not contemplate interfer-
ence fith slavery in the States, it certainly
eannd be gainsaid that it indicates an almost
irresistible drift in that direction. But why
mentin Loyejoy or Blake? Is not Mr. John
Siberian himself standing refutation Of his
own assertion He was defeated in the con-
test fol the Speakership OF the House of Rep
reseuttiyes, because his name appeared, to-
getherEith those Of other Republican leaders
upon ab book which proposed not only to inter
fere lgiE Slavery in tie States, but proclaim
ed as rites of action
"NoC oCo-opcration with Shareholders in Pol
''No Patronage to Slayeholding merchants" !"
"No Utilization with them in Society"
NO Fellowship with them in Religion"
"No euestship in Slaye-waiting Hotels"
'No Audience to Slaveholdlng Parsons"
mo lees to Slayeholding Lawyers"
"No employment Of Slayeholding Physi-
clans"
No Recognition of Pro Slavery men, ex-
cept as Rhfians, Outlaws and Criminals"
"Immsliate Death to Slavery; or if not I'M
mediate Unqualified Prescription of its Ad
yocates dhing the period Of its existence
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

FRASKLIS County.
In Cbancery Court. ToSeptsmbsr Term 1850.
VIM. u. Wentworth, F. ]. Whitley,l
Assignees. Bill to
vs.. Confirm
The Unknown Heirs Of Oliver Tax
Aoek, deceased. Title.
VEN0 the Uaknown Heirsof Oliver mock, deceased
4 and to all persons claiming or having an inter-
est, either legal equitable, in the lands herein
after described at the tine the same were sold for
Taxes, and all such other persons may be inter
ested therein;
Whereas, The Sheriff and Tax Collector of said
county of Franklin, did, on the 3rd day of May,
A d. 1855, sell, for tie payment of the taxes as
sessed to the repused owner t1erof, the following
land in said county, to-wit: Lots, No. three, Eve
ana x II sse.lsa seven u s9-ashlR fssI af yssss
sres also al fractional section eight, in tosnship
four, aud range one, East, containing TWO hundred
and eizhty-fOar acres, at which sale L. NJ Lee, be-
came the purchaser thereof, and the said Sheriff
and Tax Collector the said 3rd day of May Is5s,
did execute tax dsed fer said laads, 70 the said
l. ii. Lee, and, whereas, on the 18th day Of May,
1860, the said L. III. Lee, together with bis wife
Sarah L. Les, by written transfer Of that date, did
convey snd assign to the undersigned, all his sad
their right tite interest and claim, and said
lands and the undersigned claiming to hold all of
said land, by virtue Of said transfer made under
said Tax Title have sled their bill to the September
Term. 1860, of the Chaneery Court of Franklin
County, and prayed . confirmation Of their Title
under said Tax Deed
Now, therefore, you are hereby notified Of the
premises, and that you be, aod appear before said
Court, on the first day Of the term thereof, to be
held at MeadyiIie, on the 3rd Monday in September
1880, and show cause if any you can, agsinst said
tax title, and Why the claimants title said land:
shsuid rot be confirmed.
FL. WHITLEY.
L.M.LE Solicitor. June s 'sO-B5t.
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The A.AvERs.-U. s. DISTRICT Court,
FLORIDA Ion the 10th ult, Miguel Macias,
Leonard Castillo. Salbadote Ajbarer, Ingnacio
Silva, Manuel Barceiro, Juan Lopez, Jose
Yila, J,sn Faustia, Silvestre Moreira, Anto-
MO Cow, and Jose Blanco, Of the bark Wild
fire, WEI brought before Judge Marvin under
writ dhabeas corpus, and q motion made for
their dbcharge. The Judge refused, but de
cided TIT should no further evidence be ad-
duced hey might be bailed, the two first in
81 ,0o0each, the others in 800 each.
TheJudge declined constituting the law Of
1920, baking the slave trade piracy, but init.
matingthat he should dissent from the recent
opinioi OF Judge Magrath, of South Carolina
and TIT be was now Of the opinion that, wher
the n&roes came on board Of an American
yesseTon the Coast of Africa they were free,
thouA they were slaves in Africa, which is il
accordance with the opinion of Judge Story
| in thscase Of the United States VS.. British, /.
Sumher Rep.
III prisoners were remanded 10 custody
and hye not as yet found bail
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DEATH q COLLIN NJ. GAMPBELL.-The
Avalanche d the 1st instant, comes to US
draped in thssable garb of mourning for the
death of one bf its editors, Col. Campbell,
which occurItl at his residence near Column
bia, Tennessd on the 3oth of May. As a
writer, Col. campbell had few equals. He
wrote with astrength that captivated, en-.
chained and lonyinced; he had well stored
mind, in whicl everything was properly placed
in its appropriate position. In this dispense
ton of Providence our sister State has truly
sustained gRat loss.
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rRusrERS SALE

U4 firt1e Of . deed OF trust made by ". A,
ID Pardon, dated 23rd March, 1857, to me as
Trustee, To secure to Thomas L. aem certain debts
therein named, | viii, on the 7th day Of July,
l5s0, before the front door Of the State House,
the City Of jackson, sch ct public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash. sill and singular the pres
ses. types cases, and printing materials, and tx
tares al the date Of said Deed of Trust, known
and used those Whereby, and with which the
newspaper thea known rs the "Flag of the Union
Was then pEinssd I; together with everything then
belonging or appsrsaining thereto; 30 far as
they may come TO my Ia IDS, they being now in the
Office Of the Eagle Of the South"
d. SHELTON, Trustee.