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received ov pss, syoh psDp ~ ps.eeaS>y oesnf II vi
guilty u mMdeneacor, punishable - nae ssd ioprson-
mept; further all masters or UopU ~ veegn know-
hgy willingly slowing on beard ssca essseneto \
aforesaid liable to penalty Of $50 for evssy ssssoa
tAken.n
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DIVISIONS IN FRANCE.

: a FRKNCH eYMPA1HY WIN uAHfBALD.
40 Opinions NafscH1s, Il Pars. evissoty Vim sh'
W fvsnce Of the French gov,rnmsot, aanouncss "a
,.ps In France Of q subscription for GArohdt IN
!, Gosroah, writes:-
80 struggle between liberty aud despot'sm, between
,.asmp,ons of uanops iofeccnience sat tns tnstrn
fof foreign oppression, has recon ms2ces lAiy
"a Inevitable. There IL no room In the Psnnsi ia
80 contradictory principles one ov me osow
~ prevail Dsvos1i fr,ends Of The hslisn csase
,r have wished n first N see ne struggle
-l"i. But nov the tine for deibcratdn AM
past Henoeforth there N but one course
hoved--to MAINTAIN by Influence, arms snd
-s ~ cams of Italian Independence the cause wncn
~ tsumphed by We deeds Of oar armies q, Ma
tttrfsoiferon, ~ wiii sooo, we hope, riamoh 70
sof Naples aud Sicily. rue manly accents Of
n ., ~neh have rsiscd al ths yoash Of Italy, nov
ss.ffoash Rarops. Essissd abosass IN useocxs sad
fs.s. suops SHALT France be bsnlod hsaf1 W.
y wv toror Nh0r shf Jrwsrfp IA fr kr-~rt1s Gr&ss
ssss-v, and f~ Hsly usfP xrs s&> ss ror rss> ~
'se'e'saons ~s<A ~ nrd> 1uss ian ago for osrs Jr
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oousacas srs psvpwusiIy broush, before toe courts
either 70 have sns psrormssos sso'ess o. % rscsves
the cosrh decide tnAt damages caanos % ~scoversd
sso yet would ~ ,sss shs pasoas sassxns 10
rer,ved sab<crps for purpose o undertaking
sba knd 70 turn round and say, 81 snail n,t sp
py them % sss pufpes-s o. insarrsoeoa sasn give
ase" apd the subscribers we're 70 orng sns,r a-,o1s
the might say thss though th.rs vss no CRIMINAL
mo N against tns ponsy spra " tss has thss-ts
mcgee fos . breach of could not Dc esforoef Wnsi
bs nssies ~ res'y unierstood ~tl os touoa, ~.
PR b. no. hsa thers greet tidsr.n cet~een myssn
and tue honorable ees-msn, and, ~th the hmtston Of
ooctrne OF conspiracy ~ w1ic, ] have atverset
etAus 70 ne Tsss~ wAscA Sse ia osAs ssoaa (asn,
Mr. wmrupu osuu siy denied The ACCURACY o. the 'sv
a. laid avn ey ms solicitor Generl, ant commanded
he rsisng Of suoscrprons fcr the purp o.
hro-ins The soyernnesf cf foreign STATE vAs clearly
ileral.
"a question Conspiracy, AMI the paying Of
Subscriptions oy sny persons ~ evi4eass Of ns overt
he Arrox.rT gxvvvar said ,nrre should be NJ mlsun
standing Win regard TINS priucises by ~hca every g.,
ve,nneat and every nsnnn ovgn' y pc gidsd Ga sac
,ha.e nr,us, ,,ss sr.., .Sr.s % M ,o.s..
DO. kar. ~ ~ osak<uv % t.<~r1s .. te don.sse
oeasrs II aaoss>r rasm (cns~rs rnas, uaqcssuon-
s9y, HS ss. ass on 90 ss .ssj. va Ssss DO
-rprs i'm nu W vopr history tAs lu-s wssch rod
% TIE wh k,n, on ps cooan~ efiss r,pe yo., yerss
I
prs~cy ard u raaso.sr3 sim, that according 70 NE
common is~ OF Eog.nd any Subjects o. the Qisen vno
srccuy indirsc ~ may supply m,nay IN ai OF
the revolt OF subjects u any nation OF Poser wia snom
We are m alliance, commit an Offences a. comm N h-
(Cheers) But before hat occasion W sAts, there -
= very great dinerence and ions interval oetssea
shs ssu.csssoa q hat principle and the muosr
IN which H. 70 be carried into exsc1nen
In prcoccdiaes o. . criminal nature, or which are
otnsr~'ss founded on any rule o. oonnoa lag, your
only guide can be precsdent and sanoriy All tb,.s
Who speak most cosftsotiy ths brsncn o. lag ~sif,
think, be quite unable pont out any csss o. decision
10 the books m which here hes been any Of
oeaui sppicsoo Of tbs general crncps the shape Of
IN indicment for tns particular oncs Nos, quss,
put 10 my honorable and s~sne3 fyend wss snpiy tr
mad the persons subscribing 70 this faud rendered them
selves isc'e 70 legal prcc-cdings Could Any msne
that Nv illegal psocee iinsx" aws meant could evil
be brought against ssn' Gould TIE legal precssf
ipgs anything but q criminal prosscatiou7 rss
honorable and learned for MsryleDeua ssvr tbe
members 81 the nities are conspirA tors saf aa
any persons srtscrbcg 70 toe funfs nv w .ndef m
acc,sstpu q conspiracy. shoat have besa ssf n
the n0norsbe sod esrncd gentsnsn mai coafsssoadsd
N uenton Instances inst r0ud have frrtftAf ths
CONCLUSION. sss vsry aaxio1s " dad ~hsa lns
consprsoy bIl YES under o0aslderlfon, and csnnot
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me following important government notice appears In
The Dsbln evening papers u the nth ins, -

Ths following impoftant government notice Appoar IN
the Dobliu evening papers q the nth ms, -
an pevsons corpsvped hereby required 10 take
tee that, by the provisions OF tns Foreign Enstent act
30 Geo III, sec 90, tsa mis5em-~nor, punisbsoe BY
nns ara inprssenms.s sor any suosct 81 ner ssesy'
Without Der irrse Tor that purpose 10 obtain, snRge
of 30 20 70 auy foreign place. 9th intent 70 erbs OF 70
enter himself 70 serve s,y foreign prscs % posesis
any military capacity slfboueh mooey, pay or reward
may have bcss aosnsy pad " recevsf By suc1 pr
sou for hs use oF benefit end urtoe fosth sny peson
whatever snsn hire rcssr cogsgr " procure any rer
son, or shall aftampt or es6e&vor 70 hire, refan,
erS~fe, 'or p<o3ure cry perton whtever W enlist
~ erK~ge enlist OF serve, OF ~ employef
officer, rolder ealior o. marine, Tor or inter
o. foreisr prinss petentfs or afree "
90 smssrk from suy part ~ her ases1a domini,ns
for tte purpose nth be i1nt Deso eels eoesre4
srra<ed v smpsoyeS vhrsher yenfsins n, ney. pav,
r regUd chsi haze bsea or snail b. actually gwen or
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TIE VERY LATEST.

s.la = q he hands q ~ present bwsu posssss0a
lAeas hsas.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05
The Enlistment Question.

The Parliament OF Great Britain. just now, ia
troubled with question which. under not dissim,
liar circumstances, has often puzzled our own.
namely how far may its subjects venture their
practical sympathiss in aid Of the people of other
countries struggling for liberty. against dsspote
governments with which her Majesty 10 on terms
Of friendship and peace. The matter was intro
duoed in the House of Commons on tho 18th, BY
member calling the attention of the House to tho
following advertisement that appeared 10 the Times
Of that date:
Subscription Find N aid Of The Sielions. The
Commits appointed at the meeting Of Itaiians,
held In st. Martins Hall. on the evening Of the
4th Of May. to Aanoanee that. 10 conformity with
the resolutions passed unanimously at that meet.
ing. subscription has been opened in aid of the
Sisilians, and they earnestly invite oil Italians
resident within the United Kingdom, and all other
persons who may Be inclined to sympathizs in the
cause Of Italy, to forward 40 early % possible
their contributions to assist the SiciliAns in their
straegle for freedom. The subscriptions. when
sailsd will be transmitted to General Committee
in Genoa, presided over by Gen. Garibaldi. Sub.
scriptions will be received by the Committee. a,
the of6es Of Messrs. Fabricotti Brothers, $50
Leadenhall street, E. c.. TO whom oil cheques and
PostofGoe orders should DO made payable. The
following gentlemen have slso kindly undertaken
70 eeIleez sakses;R..;oss :-Sis. Mario, Of Covsu,
Gardsa Theatre; Sig. Mogini, of Her Majesty'a
ThsalEss Signori Nerrstt and Zambra, Hattor
Garden and Cornhill. The COMMITTEES
a. SAT-, A, Scala, B. Fabbrico,.i, A. RosselH
L. Serena
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COMMERCIAL

ApYLEs.- tircen--none Offering
receipts for Che past been large aud
notes decline Ia lower grsdes quote o1ll ca
.BKEswAx.--3003l ccnia
BrTrrn-Frcs fur table scarce. In demand at soso eta;
In firkns, plenty, and dull ut 1z6Dl7 cents
Oons-Wth increased demnnd-I quote feilov soDsI
eta White % eta
Coss MEAL---plenty and dull a $3.50 cents.
CExKSr.-James River d. se0eiso IN
p.ss I ~. rs.'so
,a.'s sap.ssas sssss s:r Fs%y
Pa .ssn-si ssol % cents .slsae -z5
FkArHEsN-<S@<6eenia II K - =.
FExuIinlnG-sdpply ampa MOL Nfushh 3aaNo 49,
20o0 bs &eeu's heniIniate4t 9Oee 0e2o0 som
SrsTo osaao ssaS5: MsxieaA dqs ssed lmereaa Gpans
Peruvian Guano SS250 kun's Bone Ash Guano s5s; Rnt
an's Tobscco Manure Rnins Grpuad Rons Ash
Fowle Co.'S Soluble Phosphated Peruvian Gnano, esos
s,e.nd P!.ssr ~ s.s ssee In bags 2, s y
Evergreen t2ib.
6ansnHa.--e06060 eents. ga
HAY.-Raisd d 200 30: z wagon load Si.oO0siD,
h iaSssSpis sooS & Ia o cent
Lnn-phemsaows n, 6tl ~; Mag9teIn so4eoeeFan
ss - d Si b. s' Viz sss1 so
cents y bnsh. Of 80 hs IL --A -. - &c.,
PnAs-No Blackeye offering; Cow Pea s1.ho
PorArogs-150ts7h cenis-nccordfng TO quality: ,.l ,
ToBArcoReceJas increasing with Prices wen snstdinrd
for Bright Working parcels dark nondesctpt not 20 nm Is
earlier In the The al1g on howeter not 9uotabe
Lugs 4I001 fs00 Leaf Tobacco ~ bright
WORKERS and Filters tseoOsooo; fancy Bright WrsPpsrs
WmsXr-The receipts continue ight-sales at eiso@st4O
e choice Red; esoO45 for choice White Inferior grades
1i.00O4f20 y
Wool Mono ofering. ....
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The japanese.

The ConsfitstioW Of recent date publishes IN
ohcial copy OF the treaty and Of the regula sions
under which American trade 10 to be conducted in
japan, which were finally ratified in Washington
on the Oath Of May. The treaty provides that the
porA Of Simoda. Kaho-dadi. Kanagaws. Nagasa.
HI, and Nce-e-gsta we're 10 no opened to Americans
previous to January /. 1860; and that H'ogo
should also be opened on the first day Of January,
1868. At oil these ports . certain limited region
Of tho surrounding country Is thrown o-en for the
free migration Of Americans, and q fair opportu-
nifty appears to be thus offered to them to cultivate
the acquaintan"s Of the japanese, and 10 establish
traffic in oil articles upon which mutually prof.
table and advantageous trade can I've conducted.
After 1862 Americans are to be allowed to reside
in the city Of Ysdo. and after tho first day of inn
uary, 1868. in the city Of Osaco. Free exercise Of
religion and the right TO erect suitable places OF
worship 10 TO b secured 10 Americans In Japan,
with the understanding that the citizens Of netl-
or country are TO Offer any insult or injury to the
temples or religious worship Of the other.
The regulaioas under which the American trade
10 70 b conducted provide for the regular entry
and clearance Of vessels and for the punishment
Of Smuggling. b., - we'll as for the strict prohi.
bition Of the importation Of opium-the fees to be
paid to Japanese oustom.house officers, &c. Tho
Japanese tarif 10 siagalarly brief and comp,ehsn-
sive. aud 10 embraced In the regulations rs fol-
lows: z,r.,t
REouLATIoN SxvsnTH.-- Duties shall be pnid ~
the Japanese Government on all goods landed iu
the country according TO the following tariff:
Glass ONE. All articles 10 this class shall be
free Of duty.
Gold and silver. coined or unooined.
Wearing apparel In actual use
Household iurniturs and printed hooks not in
tended for sale, but The property of persons who
come to reside IN Japan.
Glass Two A duty Of t5) hvc per cent shall
be paid On the following articles; All articles used
frths purpose Of building. rigging. repairing. or
ing out Of ships; whaling gear Of all kinds;
led provisions II all kinds bread and bread
s'uss; living animals Of all kinds; GOALS timber
for huilding houses; rice; paddy; steam maehi-
merry; sine: lead; tin; raw silk.
Class TuaEE. 4 duty of (35) thirty -Hvs per
cent shall DO Paid on oil intoxicating liquors,
wh'aher prepared by distllation, fermentation, or
v other manner.
AIS rouR. All goods not included IN nny Of
ircceding classes shall ply duty OF t20)
twu,t ger cent. Il. y
Al arrcle- Of Japanese production which are
e%ptrtgl as cargo shall pay duty If (5) i've per
EFT with tho exception Of gold and silver coin
Sod copper in bars. (5) Ave years after the open
ingo kanagswa the import and export duties
shall be subject 10 rsvision il the Japanese Gov.
srument desires It.
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r. We and the following In the Albany t0eorgia)
Patriot, ons Of he most consistent and able Dem.
ocratic papers in the Empire State Of abe
South: -" For some time pustwehare observed
with modification dat port.n Of the Democra-
tic party have bsen taunaed xith the ida that in
tho event of the nomination Of Judge Douglas ma
a candidate for President 1t tbs Usited Stat
shey would yield their opinions and vote tor b
We regard these assertions As ungeucrous '1
have . tendency to rsasoe upon the ps,itoal hon-
esty Of . portion Of the Democratic parry &.
far ~ We are eonccrnsd. We desire II le emphatic.
and express ourselves m q lew words. Their We
repeat what We have already said that in tho ey-
.ent of the nomination Of Douglas re will not 81
port him, not even Il he was placed upon pl..
form 90 broad aud solid that Me combined force o.
an earthquake could mot sbake it. " a,is Ian
guage 10 not plain add ssrV',y euoogh, thea we
give the Opposition . free passport to IT, +. us
their will and pleasure. We make there ssmsrAs
with due respect to Ae epinions Of those who
may feel disposed 10 b cowhidsd into the support
OF Sssphsn Araola Deaglsa." $500 i-,...,. ,
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Thorley's Food for Cattle

oSSEssING the bitter and medical proper les contained in
spring grass essential to herbverous animals :. Il
s IN sa.iasssa the stomach and digestive ornst0 healthy
acon This compound condiment Secdx cattle or
snng their food composed purely Of vssssE matter and
M sesp'ng horses IN good condition uneqmr Pigs fat
assEar ..a value C"~keeI~rs WIN and in
lis All animals benefited BY Il VIZ "'~ ""'"s
Fourteen ieeds 81 TH0RLErS FO0DFOR CA TIL r. Is
health and more work - -'-N'~ ~" o"sss
~" Reeds will give increase Of quarts Of rich milk dali
m issaiss sheep Pigs and ssock generally corresponding
ns'e'' eo'sa'n ~ Feeds with msasare, So 90
E. NJ FESskR, Sole Agt for U 4 w
For sale by srARIEs X I ni ro'k'
may S0-1md Txnobhn.
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ssssps as wslfas strAws LOW NE way the wind
blews) that he Dosglss mts u the Northwest
regard their Sosthsrn brethren Of The Dsuooracy
y svsu worse fanatics, II possible. than de Abo-
liiouisss and. hence IL 10 easy TO understand
hew sad why Gallagher. Of oieeinnasi. recently
declared, II they oaat't GET Douglas. they intend
to 20 over to LINCOLN. Here 10 q scrap which We
and In the Oineinnasi Osnnsrcial.
The Hon. JOIN Iagn. . Representative in
Congress Of the Egyptian section Of Illinois, made
y speech iss Nsw York, sfsw days sinss, 10 which
be rvlstsd ki6 CharDesebn Convention experience.
Now, the new idsas thsl have been intsoduced In
~ he brain Of Mr.. Logan, do not constitute
ma Ter Of imposta.cs bat Il 10 important 10 know
VIA, imprsssisns. new 10 them, the North western
De.e pcrscy carried away from Charlsstcn. and no
n-,,er witness can Be quoted on that subject thsa
VI Logan. He says;
Il have been 10 contests whore Abolitionism
wa, in the ascendsacy In ell its hideous forms.
bu lave never sssn, until recently, the fanati.
i.m / certain portions Of the Southern States
Al Charleston, saw fanaticism 10 the extreme.
When We met there ws did not anticipate any
difficulty 10 the nomination Of candidates. twas
understood that the Cincinnati platform was en-.
oagh for any Democrat 70 stand upon. We were
successful those principles In 1852 and ia 1856.
and on the same platform We thought Ne should
hsvs no difficulty 70 nominate . candidate for
1890 Of Charleston"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

SOL" Dissolution. F',Hf
rvvHE Concern OF MCKINNEY CO. this day dissolved
Il Samuel II Mckinney and John Il. Flood having bought
out the entire interest Of John Bass They alone are author
lied 10 use the name Of the Concern.
$. II. MCKINNEY,
JN0. 4. BASS,
JNO. H. FLOOD.
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.nxa Essr 70 rns nox EDWARD EvrsssT. =
Z go DALs,xesE, liih Nd 1890
psAs B<n;--It be. beeonshr 1nEresfe.s ~,
: DE pssiIasnx officer Of IL n isi'al eaioa ees-
oasius xwiivsh terminated eesspipn y this ~
lssf sveSIkk 70 Inform VOC tes3 yoa lsss rsfev'
ed tbs hss1lsation Of that boaNE - its saedi4ste
for the oiics of Vice President Of the United
States. ~ersS
It would BE- far beyoad my power to convey to
goa an adequate iupssssiss - he inessss ssdor,
and en.husia.m with Which " pouipatioa wss
made Witbcss 10 iofSs1lisy q basios your
name was on every lip.snd wss adopted With load
acclamations coming from grstsfsl pstriOtiGhs
State alter 8tsts sisd With sAch other for tf,s
privilege Of rendering to ysu iss tribute OF saec-
iiouats homage and sdmirsticu.
The high estimate Of yoss valuable public ser'
vices entertained by ths whole country. and the
universal gratitude excited BY your voluntary q.
forts ~ q private cisiseu, 70 inhse the minds Of
your countrymen with feelings OF love and vene-
ration for the character of Warrington, and res.
pect for bis character and teachings. were reelected
By the convention 10 a mannsrss once impressive.
appropriate and gratifying
Il was believed, moreover. that NE association
Of your name with that Of John Beli.as candidates
Tor the highest ofaces In the gin # the nation.
would Of itself constitute an irresistible appeal 70
the patriotism, loyalty and national spirit Of tho
whole American people.
In this senson Of dscord and distraction. We
feelit TO be q paramount duty to make an earnest
effort to revive sentiments Of harmony and broth
erhood between the different States and sections
Of our Union.
We were not ignorant Of your cherished par.
porse to decline in future the cares and honors OF
ofiical station yet we do not permit ourseivs. 70
doubt that the Same sentiment OF patriotism which
your voice and example have inspired in the
hearts of others, will prompt you 70 yield to the
call now made upon You. BY large and respec-
table portion Of your cOuntrymeu.
Ihave the honor 70 be,
With high respsct.
Your obedient servant.
fSiened1 WAsHiNoroN IiuNT,
To tho Hon EDWARD EvERErT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

Two Mr.. GEORGE @. CURLE-s :-As yoa have not any
Il known agent attorney, In fact within ts Common
wealth. therefore publication To- be made OF the follow
Ing writ for the tme and In the manner required ssetts
' s' 'sAsf hRs hs9s W. NJ ssf s'
The CommonWealth Of ,yrginnihas;;, NM, ,,
Husasa held for city Of Lynobur al the Coaroist
be 9Th day Of Marcia 1854 BY the Judgment OF said
Court recovered against George IT, Onfe the sum OF sty
ave hundred and twenty two doars with al ueerose On we
1884, until paid aad legal thirytwo hundred
and seventy dollars the residue thereof the 8lss July
1885, until paid and also $3.50 for his COSTS by him about his
suit In that behalf expended; Whereof the said George d.
manifesy apIear Aud aew ards the said Edwin Mathews
died. having rst made his last will and amen and thereof
appointed John O. Goggn, executor who since the death OF
the said Edwin Matthew'S hath duly proved the said WILL and
been informed Aud now, behalf Of the sad Jno
O. L. Goggin, such executor aforesaid, II said that
although Judgment be given aforesaid yet execution Of
the debt Interest and aforesaid still remains 10 be made
appearing by adsvi hled clerk Of said
Court that the defendant ID out OF the Commonwealth by rea
Whereof according the statute In such made this
scre cds be served the defendants agent or nttof
ney In fact he have within the Common ealth or he
have such attorney known by publication for four
weeks successvey previous TO the return day OF the writ In
newspaper published In this Commonwealth Therefore,
command you that make known according 10 te s1a
ute aforesaid hut the said Geo g. Cure, The defendant afore
said be before tho Justices of the Court Of Hastings for the City
Of Lynchbug, ME Clerks once Of the sid % at rules
" be holden for the said Court the st Monday In July next
sn ss n .. 90 ns
him Of tho debt interest and costs Aforesaid according the
Judgment Aforesaid And have then there dis whit: WnssS
JUNIUS DIDLAKE Clerk Of said Court Of Husgs nj
the Commonwealth. j. G. DIDLAkE CIR.
j. q. L. Goggin lIe5-w4wl
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ELECTORS.


A ssns Of the issrnale in the interest Of the
Great Squaster Sovereign, :. ia the hali's Of hold
ing leading politisians aecountabls T.: be prin-
ions and aatsssdests ef their supperscr, ,se cam
mend the same chAlice to their own lips respect
to Mr Doasaas; and respectfully inqui.o Of them
how they relish The allowing. which We fDd in
a late issss Of The victsburg Southern Sap. De-
mocraiie ergan: - 4e.. 81 U
Hus MAN wne NoaHArss Dooo4as.-Psriaps
it would not - ~nintsrsssiag 70 our readers 70
inform them % to the character Of tho man Who
nominated Douglas for the Presidency. At the 70.
cent Convention ct Charleston. That MAJ was
Ex-Governor King. Of Missouri. Who 10 King!
One Of the most ectirs ftesso'!er: OF the Benton
faction Of Nissoufi--an indisidual who has sigma
lied bis devotion. 70 anG.slavsry interests BY
stunpins Western Nissouei in the days That tried
the souls Of Southern men IN Kansas. and urged
resistoncs 10 the movement iaAuGurased by mon
like Atshson 70 plaat tho standard Of slavery on
the soil Of thss Territory. BY resisting the sdmis.
sion Of Ksasas Ssder . peostavsry Constitution
and favsriss her aaEisioa asder the Wyandotts
free State CONSTITUTION, BY fsvoring the cause Of
Dougfas the equstser Sovereignty King rs an I'D.
mirer dubbed hin the other day In Che lower
Hoose Of Congress, and inveighing against the
South bscauss che dared IN proclaim Der rights
and demand the assertion Of them at Charleston.
This is tho man Who puts ia nomination the trail
tor Douglas. They are worthy Of each other,
and both are entitled 70 nothing but the execra.
tons Of Tho Sosthsra people, Besides all this.
the early lfe Of Ex-Governor King 10 marked by
the conduct Of the knavs and the action "f a dis.
reputable pro6igats. He was run from Alabama
in days asons Tor forgery, and his subsequent
course only proves that Ms change q domicl did
not effect change in bis character, for honor and
integrity. 90 Ne return from the Charleston
Convention. he, at the solicitation Of the Douglas
ties In Memphis. consented to make them n speech.
That speech contained an unwarrsntabls attack |
upon the action Of the seeding delegates. COM
bined With the .nost fulsoms lsudations OF tho !
men who adopted ths Cincinnati platform. with !
the Squastsr Sovereignty construction pu, upon it
by the Douglas ass in The Convention. A nice
disciple truly 10 aFraisn Southern men At the bar
OF public opinion, for their conduct In resisting
an outrage upon their rights
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05
NEW CONCERN.

IIAvISG purchased entire interest OF John s. Bss in
the business Of Mckinney 4 Co, We shall continue the
GENERAL GR0CERY AND COHHLSSIOy BUSINESS
Tho style and arm Of MCKINNEY Il CO., where we hope ly
from our friends and The public.
we shall Keep constantly ON hand large stock Of svray
pEscRPToS OF Goods usually found large Grocery House
Produce ~ '"'
Liberal advances male on all c0nsgnmcnts Of produce for
sale, when In hand. SAM'L II MckINNEy
JNO. II. FLOOD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05
Great Progress at the I "a.
southern Clothing ManHfactery\

M ehapssment OF Manufacturing Clothing At home has 80
rs ooen crowned with sIcsesA The Clothing Is 10 p9
nade here the industry &c inies n "a encouraged and
f ~ NJ am enabled 10 sell NOME MANUFACTuREp
naNS ~ per cent less than such lug at the NofC
pcseeeh ths public and my friends encourage
manu- acture aud Industry and by doing You NOS onV
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