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.,KER,S pHEmIUM .ITTEItS.

n ARE YOU 4 DYSPEPTIC?-If SO, lake ia.
KEi'S PREMIUM DlTTERS. They are the only pana.
cea for disease. DO you suiler from constipation, want Of
appetite or indigestion: BAKERS hlT'TERS never fail to
cure each and all. 10 you feel feeble, deblNtaied, restless
ut night, and inca pacitatcd for business? BAKERS BIT
TIERS will ~invigorate your system, rntice the ,lrowsy god TO
your pillow, refresh your slunberS, give you an cxuberance
Of spirits that will make the labors OF the day as mere
pasllne. Vegetable In their properties. and prepared with
skill, they are adapted TO the cure Of all Diseases Of the
stomach and bowels, and Act with electric rnpidity upon the
blood and liver.
20 Price fry cents per bottle.
To he had Of Messrs. ABLE 4 GRAY, FISHER & WIN
STON, PURCELL, LADD & CO., In this cit", and by all
prominent druggists In Virginia; also, by {. ST0OTr, Wash
ington CI:y, D. e; 4. II. STA'LEt * CO., Baltimore; b. A.
FAliSEST0CK & Co., Philadelphia, and OF BARNES Il
PARK, New York.
Orders flied oy addressing T.. BAKER.
June ll-dGc Proprietor, Richmond, Va.
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followed up. There is not the slightest diff
Guilty in the way, if a few impracticable men
would stand aside, and if they do not, they will
be overruled, that's all. The people are NOV
ing in behalf of the Constitution and Union
Iet tho hall roll on. AMERIcus.
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DIED.

DIED, IN Washington city, on the 4th instant, at half-past
six O'Clock P. NJ, after an Illness Of thir1y.eight hours,
ELIZABETH BARTHOLOMEW, consort Of Wn-A Morgan,
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The anaconda is said 10 londle and SLAYER its
victims before swallowing them. The "love "
of RepublicaDism for "otir slnvcholding broth.
ren," we fancy, belongs TO the same order OF
affection. What sort Of love cam it be that
advocates
"No cooperation with shareholders in poll.
tics.
"No fellowship with shareholders in religion.
"No utilization with shareholders in society.
mo patronage to Slavehnlding merchants.
mo gncstship to slave. waiting hotels.
"No fees to slavcholding lawyers.
mo employment OF slavcholding physicians.
"No audience to slaveholdins ~cicrgymcn.
mo recognition of pro slavery men, except
as r%ufians, outlaws and criminals.
abrupt discontinuallce of Subscription to
proslayery newspapers.
"Immediate death TO slavery, or il not i'm
mediate, unqualified prescription Of It's adyo.
Gates during the period Of its existence.
"a tax OF $50 on every STAKEHOLDER for every
negro in his possession at the present time, or
at any intermediate time between now and the
4th Of July, 1863.
IAN additional tax Of $40 per annuln TO he
levied annually Oil every STAKEHOLDER for each
and every negro in his possession after the 4th
Of July, lSii@.- NeW York Express.
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a Breckenridge and Lane pole was raised at
Piedmont Station, on the Manassas Gap rail-
road, on Saturday.
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J.. j. Kindred, Esq, Of Southampton, ad.
a large Breckenridge and Lane meeting
at Norfolk on Saturday n hight last.
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DAILY LINE or PACE ETN
10

To eNOTT .. IT'
HNR;-WEEklS, through to Iynrhhurc ,.-..r-Tt'
J. Lexington and buchanan, and i:i- 49, IsSSrTT1
weekly on the opposite days, maxim:
,luily line as far as Scottsyilie.
FAR
From Richmond TO Scoitsyiile ..... ...--- -" S,'"'
From Rlchmond 10 Lynchbury ........- ~,
From Richmond to Lexington .....,.. ...-.-. .
From Richmond 10 Buchanan ...-.r .'.'-' 90
Th>Throuph Line will leave K.chiu3nt As usual, M'h','
Wednesday and Friday, at $ +. NJ. and ~ ara A',s' ~,
9Th September, the Way Line for Scoits''le an ls"', ="
P. ~, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ai" w" ~ 49,
as Scott-villr.
RETURNING,
Leave acottsyille Monday, we'ine,day a'd si'i"F, ~
a. NJ. See distance, fare and TIM OF J. r's:hs w 49, =.
low. for through line: and observe that the Scor,svU'|t
will pass intermediate points On tis opposite haft."
same hours going up, and ~ hours later coming "'F"
Leave Richmond Monday, Lear. ~Lynchi":rt MS",.
"Wednesday and Friday, wednesday, ann f''
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fpr q Lost How.

The following advertisement appears in the
"Minncsotian: :"
"Bor" I.osr.-Leit Washington, D. C., some
time in July, to 90 home to his mother in New
York. lie las not yet reached his mother, who
is very anxious about him. He has been seen
at Philadelphia, New York city, Hartford, Conn.,,
and at a clam-bakc at Rhode Island, Augusta,
and Bangor, Ne. From some expressions he
has dropped, it is feared that he is become in
sane upon a subject lie calls Popular Sove-
reignty." -,
lie is about five feet nothing in height, and
about the same in diameter the other way
Has a red face, short legs and n large belly.
Answers 10 the name Of Little CLINT Talks
4 great deal, and very loud-always about him
self. Has an itlea that he is 4 candidate for the
Presidency. Had on, when he left, drab pants,
q white vest, and blue coat with brass buttons;
the tail very near the ground.
ANY information concerning him will be
gratefully received by his afflicted mother. For
further particulars address
AUGUSTA BELMONT, New York.
WILLIS a. GORMAN, Minnesota.
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Rev. DR.. M~innegerode, Of Richmond preach
cd several discourses in Charleston, Kanawha
county, Va, last week.
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PROF. l.. WILLEls'S
II A E In IGO ! TO

H A i HnR ~ T..
AN EFFECTIVE. SAFE AND ECONOMICAL
COMPOUND
For Preventing Badness and curing it, when
there sthe least particle of vitality or recupera,ivec en-.
ergy remaining.
For Removing Scurf and Dandrun' and all
cutancous affections nf the Scalp.
For kcantlfying The Hair, iEpariing 10 II an un.
rpuaul-l gloss and Lriliancy, making il .of; and silky In
its textu re, and causing 1t TO curl readily.
This preparation clcanscs the head and scalp from dam
druI and other cutaneOGs diseases, causes the hair to grow
iuSuriantly. strengthening the roots and restoring the
gIowth TO these parts which have become ball, and causing
1t TO yield n fresh covering Of hair. IL vii! efectually pre-
vent the hair from turning gray until the latest period Of
life, and In cases where the hair has already changed It's
color, the USE OF the Inrigorator will with certainty restore
1; 10 its original hue. giving IL n dark glossy appearance
As i perfume for the toilet and Z Hair Restorative Il 10 par
ticuIarly recommended, having an agreeable fragrance,
and The great facilities II affords In dressing the hair-hepce
thu crsa, demand for Il by the ladies as l standard toilet
article wh;ch none ough; IN be without. M the price places
Il within The reach Of al, being ONLY % cents q BorTLE, to
be had at all respectable Druggists and Perfumers.
=. MiLIsE would call the attention Of Parents and Guar.
dams 10 the Use Of his Invigorntor In cuscs where the chill
dren's hair iIcilnrs IN be weak, rs II lays the foundation for
4 good head Of hair.
Wholesale Depot 81 Dey Street, and sold By all the
principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity.
r. ! also desire to present the American Public my
NEW y IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS
LIQUID HAIR DYE,
which, after years Ct scientific experimenting, l have
brourht to perfection. It Dyes Black or Brown instantly,
Without Injury to the Hair or skin-warranted the best ar.
tic;e Of the kind In existence. Piice only 80 cents.
Depot sc Dey street, New YORK. Sept i--dSc1y
JAMES RIVER PLANTATION o
SALE.
OFFER for sale, privately, my plantation, known as
i Evansville, the residence OF the late Tarlton Fleming,
lying in the county Of Goochland, Oh Jane. River. forty.
three miles above Richmond. Il contaics, by recent survey,
S49 acres, Of which 80 are James River Low GFounos eha
30 arabic high land; all In a high state OF euIuTauon. ~
the remaining $50 acres, 1I5 are In original timber CROWN,
the rest In pine and standing pasture. The buildings are
address the subscriber, at Loeb Lomond P. O., Goochland
county, Va
Sept Netf HM- Z. sLhntH1.
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seward OIL Love.

1--WE lore, and we ought TO love our slave,
holding brethren Se~arFs Speech in .Nichi-
gan.
Gas thistles wear the softest down
To hide their prickcs till they're grown,
And then declare themselves, and tear
Whatever ventures TO come near;
So q smooth knave does greater feats
Than one that Idly rails and threats,
And all the mischief that he meant.
Does, like the rattIesnake, prevent"
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Lear. l.ypchil:ri Nof
Wednesday and fn"'
.~-In.,ihy and Fri'
AZ 70 NJ

SPECIAL NOIfCE.r
1xrr VIII. Ssft THE BALANCE Of or ,yuyu,
w "iA .sr"nHEE STOLK Or ppiits',
And Gent. Furnishing Goods, 81 s'e""'
from this date August sd 's SIMPSON 5 MILE ItIssost.
,rvoL1 At 1l9, Main street.
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q 'rroYics TO represent Stock il .l.riI ,rietAi me-
inSs, shall only he valid for the space Q. ,wo Year, from IT,
date ,lIereor."-Gl 1871 By-LGr.
Aug l~O-tl3Sep W. H. w.
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a~HAIR DYES! EaAlH DYE! HAIR
g DYE WILLIAM a. BATCHELORS HAIR
ALL Others are mere limitations aud should be avoided! II
you wish 10 escape rilicule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 10 u Beau
tiiul and Natural Brown or Black, without Injury to the Hair
or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been awarded
to WV. A. BACHELOR since ls3y, and over $4,000 applica'
lions have been made to the Hair Of the patrous ofthis Fa-
nous Dye.
WM. 4. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces 4 color not
to be distinguished from nature, and Is MAk1ASThp not 10
injure In the least, however long II may be continued, una
the H. effects Of Bad Dyes r~einrdied the Hair lnrig"raitd
for Life iy this Splendid Dye.
EY- Sold In all cities and towns OF the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ES-The Genuine has the name and address upon Il steel
plate engraving on four sides each box, OF
WILLIAM ~. DATCIiEl.Ot,
March l3-d&w1y IT,. Bond Street, New York.
81 CA ifD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
orcnAEGg) 10 all who desire It, the Recipe and directions for
making asimple VEGETABLE. BALM, that will, In from i~ot TO
eight days, remove pimples, ~liotcheS, TAS, FIECKLES, sal
lowuess, and all impurities and r0uclnesS Of the skin,
CLEAR, SMOOTH, Asp BEAUTIFUL Those desiring thr Recipe,
with full Instructions, directions, and advice, VIII iieasr
JAS. T. MARSHALL,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
July 21-3m No. - City Buildings New York.
s~S NDTtCE.-An those In want OF
49, SMALL STENCIL FOR MARKING CLuTH-
NO. are requested to send In their orders 1T once, rs we
are very anxious to accommodate them ut prices from 10
cents to $i.5O. Send by your friends or your commission
merchanis-lnfa fact, by any body, so We get your orders.-
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Also, every description Of PLAIN y FANCY BRANDS
made to order, and a good supply Of branding Hrttshes'
Hotel Checks, &C., always on hand
Corner Of 18th AMI Cary streets, under Tol,h'ro
March Is Exchange, Richmond, Va.
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y0 TESCY1ERS.

a PRINCIPAL. /, wanted to take charge Of Cappahoos!c
u Academy in Gloucester county. The next session COM
mencing on the lst Octsbrr next and ending OIL the lst OF
August following.
Salary, the tuition fees which have ranged from 600 to
$500.
None but Southern gentlemen md those whn can fur
nish unidentified testimonials Of qualifications and moral
character need apply.
Applications will be received till the 18th September, Al
which time q selection will be made.
Address Jefferson W. Stubbs, Esq, or the subscriber, at
Gloucester c. H., Va, WML. II. SHIELD,
Aug ai-c4w President OF the Board o! Instructors,
WASEED-By a young lady Of experience, a siiua-
ton MS Teacher. In Il private School preferred -
Can come recommended to teach the various English
branches, and music on the plaIo. For further particulars,
address Miss "F,"
Aug 2i-cY2w" IIoH 20i, Charlottesville.
Tnau. 10 teach either In the capacity Of Principal or
Assistant In An Academy, or In u privnte family. Sarsfac.
tory references can be given. For further correspondence
address "Box no. =, Salem. Roanoke county, Va"
Aug l4-cY3t
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SITUATIONS As SCHOOL TEACHERS
SHIPPING.

onue FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER NEXT Chat being Owhamnc Court mD Ismhu the mtHOvct4
comy, cell kn.m the foregoing M, une@ theta axes thereon mrp adp % nGa time.
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A h of of 1 1nsls sS Mosba7 i GS% Sa& sn nsssS m for s ms e co%e ise Of Taxes +" be" sold a" ro"AHan
Name IF 0ranM W. OF Acex Fornhn Year DaHnYueL AMOUNT
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STTCATION WhNTED.-A young gentleman, a
> yisinian by birth. a graduate OF the Richmond College,
AMI who has also graduated In serera! schools OF the Unl.
ycrsty OF Virginia, and who has had ore years successful
experience In teaching, desires Il situation rs teacher fur the
ensuing session; References furnished On application.
Address Box III, Richmond, Va. Sept i-c''
- ITUATrON WANTED young man, an A.
> Is. graduate Of Randolph Macon College. desires n sitn.
alton as teacher. Testimonials OF scholarship and moral
character, from reliable sources, can be given when re-
quirrd. For particulars, address ". |. HILL.
Sep, 6-it* Jackson p. o., Va.
WiNTED.-A young lady who has Ind some expert
w ence in Teaching the English branches, Music on the
Piano. Drawing and Painting, wishes asitun'ion A. Teacher
In u private family.
Addres MISS a. :. SUMMERS.
Septl-8s iASEsviLLg, pRIScv WILLIAM. Co., Va.
IA be obtGiuei by n gentleman who can teach the Eng
lish, French ana Latin languages, hy applying to-
Aug m-c9w Warren, Alhcmnrle county, Va.
WANTED SITUATION As 4 GUvERNESs IN
some respectable family. Instructions given In Su.
sic. French, Latin and English %Iranches. Gooi references
can he given. Address JENNIE FlCkERi, Box III,
Youngstown. Niagara County, New York.
WANTED situation to teach by = Graduate Of
w the Virginia Military Institute who is competent to
teach Latin, French, Mathematics, &C., arl the elements of
Greek. Refer to John h. Cary. A. W, Principal OF the
Hampton Academy, Hampton, Va.
go Wing copy. Aug 2l-clm
XNNNTEg.-A young lady, q Y!rgininn, a graduate
w Of an Institution Of good standing, in English ihera.
ture, Natural and MoralScience, French, Latin, and Math.
rmalics, also, vel! qualified to Instruct in the German Ian.
guagc, and In Music, desires j situation rs TEACHER in 4
family, or as an Assistant in soma public Institution. sat.
isflciory testimonials can he given. Address
ar. +. =" Christian Advocate" office.
Aug 13-ctf Richmond, Va.
WhSTE:D, by a young vIreiniu Lady, who u coru
w pcirnr TO Instruct In NIL the English branches, and
also Ia the French, - situation rs assistant in q respectable
School, or as GoYcrness. Satisfactory references will be
given and required. Address Miss :. W., care Enquirer
office, iicluond, Va. She has taught Il school for several
years. July 9i-ctf
NASEED.- Young Lady-l Yir:iuiau-well quail
w fed to Instruct in the English branches and French,
also in Music on the Piano. desires 4 situation In a family
IS Teacher, or rs Assistant Ia Il large sch0ul. Satisfactory
testimonials can be given.
Address Z. 7. s., Christian Advocate office, Richmond.
July 2O-cif
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NyiLI; TEACH I;lk .ANTID-To fill u va
IVA cancy In a well established Female School In The city
Of Richmond. 4 married man, and one having experience
In teaching, Il preferred. Preference will also he given 10
a graduate Of the University oil Virginia, with the degree Of
a. N. The best testimonials Of character and quaihca-
tions will be required. Address BOX No. 91., " Richmond,
Va, Aug. lift
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SrsEAnI, W. NTEn

CEE""I z 2ION
a GENTLEMAN who was educated at the University OF
N. Virginia, and who has hal s0ue experience In teach
ing, wishes to get I situation " Teacher in a private or
public school. lie Is well prepared to teach the usual
English branches, Ancient AMI Modern Languages, together
with the elements Of Mathematics.
Refers to rrofS. GiiderSleeye and Schele De We're, Ct. W
Prof. =. D. Hurt, Florence University, Ala; Or. Gsssusr
Harrison. Nelson. Address "P."
Madison Run Station.
Aug left Orange & Alex. X. T., Va.
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4 OG'T1tE;EsN TEA CHER.
1 SOUTHERN married man, who has had several years
n experience In teaching schools Of high grade, desires u
situation As PRINCIPAL Of = Male or Female Academy
lie would. however, teach any school that will pay him n
liberal salary. lie Is qualified TO prepare young men 10
enter the highest classes OF the University, in INC Latin and
French Languages, anil Mathematics. and can ulrc saii-.
factory references. For further particulars, address
EDWARD v. HAL!ACH, Shackeiford's p. o.,
July 81 eff King aud Queen county, Va.
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DIZZY
1860.

Sen, ;-cv4w By his Counsel, IlAwfs 4. Svrros.
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are COtupeileU W uclclu lhCiusSifSS III WI
courts, or to abandon the trade. While our
merchants are subjected to this nuisance in our
ports, English traders, without the slightest
molestation, can clear in English ports with Biz.
mingham muskets, swords, powder, Jamaica
cheap rum, cheap tobacco, taken from English
warehouses free Of duty, and sell to native
princes known 10 DC at war with each other, or
to Spanish or Portuguese slave ships, or at their
barracoonS.
The articles imported into the United States
from Africa are important For the year end
ing June Goth, 1859, VIZ imported 1882, l42
gallons Palm and cocoa nut oil, valued Mt
$453, 03S, Of which we re-exported about 5000
gallons Of the value of about Sl4,250. Also,
Ivory Of the value Of 1914, OBJ. There were
also imported q large amount Of Pea nuts,
some gold dust, and other articles.
1t MAS supposed that at the meeting Of the
City Common Council last night, the public
would have been favored with the items Of that
small japanese bill Of sos, 900, but they failed
to appear. 1t is believed that nothing short or
an emetic, stronger than the infusion Of lobelia,
will bring them up.
The Black Republican leaders and organs,
are more horror stricken at the prospects Of q
union on a single Electoral ticket, in this State
and in Pennsylvania than if in danger Of hay-
ing strychnine admins tered TO them. The
best plan would be to let their leaders take the
strychnine, and their "wide.awakes' be put to
sleep with a mixture Of whiskcy and chloroform
the alcohol would prove a temptation for the
swallowing Of the chloroform.
There has been a Union Club Of Democrats,
Of all shades, organized in the 3rd COMPRESSION
al District (Sickles). 1t held a meeting last
night, and adopted strong resolutions, recon-
lnending similar union organizations in all the
Congressional districts Of the State, and urging
the propriety upon the Opposition to Lincoln
supporting a single electoral tick
ct, and uniting upon single candidates for Con-
gress, for the Legislature for Governor, and
other State Offices. The movement is a good
one, and it is hoped that it may be vigorously
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16
The T4cts.ss,usa slave Case.

The New York 7imes gives the follow
ID. history 0! the Lennon slave case,
which was recently argued III the C,urt
Of Apreals-tlc highest Court in the
State --at Ai,aoy in New York. The
decision Of the Judges is still reserved
I'm November, 1850, j. Lemmons
With his family and eight slaves, came
10 New Yor. from Virginia to seek d.
rect passage To Texas where they prppos
ed to settle. The presence OF slave,
hayln. been discovered by the keen scent
OF certain al oii'iol..a;s, wri; oi hdbeus
Corpus was obtained from Hon. ..Iijan
Pane. ,hen Justice ct the Superior Cour.
bat since deceased. inqniring why the
ne.,oe> were deprived # liberty Upon
the return Of the writ, aud after full
hearing of the argument presented by
Mr.. Lemmon' counsel, Judge Paine o.
dcrcd the slaves to be discharged aud
they we're discharged accordingly. Mr.
Lennon at once carried the order o.
the Superior Court, upon writ OF Cer'
tyfuirt. where aftcs contest OF years,
the General Term affirmed the original
order. The case was III 1857. appealed
to the present jurisdictions.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16

We are indebted to the Des Moines
correspondent Of the Cedar Vuiiey Times
through the Times, Tor the following
"'rhe bin providing tor tho State to
resume her righ, to tue land grant, will
undoubtedly pass, Notwithstanding the
clamorous opposition aud threats Of those
few individuals who desire 10 control Al
the .anJ grants Of this State. The ABB
surd idea hat the State has no legal right
10 resume control oi these lands, which
she never parted with, unless certain con
d,;.ans sh 3ui nc fulfilled within spec
flied tsnr,wa never though Vt emil certaih
parties thought they could iilghten the
Legislature iron, is dutles.and thus get
the Understanding they could get them
in no other way lie Dubuque Marion
and Nes,eIn Company is 80 thoroughly
naked al WITH the old Air Lane 60 that
10 one has any confidence In il. 1t has
tturspired within the past week that tho
s759, 600 OF the Air Line corruption
BONDS, which the people had been given
to IN dcIst nd we're retired have simply
BEEN exchanged for full paid Air Line
Stock, With land script attached, aud this
land script is secured by deed Vi trust
covering AZ 600 acres. The whore
abou's oi at least a portion OF tins land
script ia pretip we'll known. ct course
the resumption by the State Of these
| lands, viii totally head of the game Of
all who arc interested in this gigantic
aud vllianpus corrugtion business In
| addition to this, there are pretended
bonds secured on the lands, to the ann unit
OF S3ll 800 ct course all these secu-
ritie,-- ike any others given by per-
son upon property which he does not
o n--are perfectly worthless, unless the
title 10 the lands can be perfected by tho
Air Line Company or its offspring, the
Dubuque Marion aud Western, through
the non acaion Of the Legislature.
Bat the Legislature Of Iowa will mover
sanction this transaction, thereby offer.
ing premium on fraud, corruption, and
siliany il general. | will keep you
keep you posted in the progress Of le.' IS
tatlon in general
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-02-16

At recent Union meeting in Knoxville,
Tenn, Judge Bailey, fornely Of Georgia, made
n speech, in noticing which the Wing OF that
city remarks:
"Ihs Judge made one startling disclosure,
hich was news to ns all. lie said that du-
ring the Presidential contest, Gov. Wise had
addressed letters 70 al the Southern Govern
ofs and that the one to the Governor ofFIoa-
ida had been shown HMM which Wise said
that HI HAD AN ARMY IN READINESS
tn PREVENT FREMONT FR',M TAKING
HIS SEAT, II ELECTED, and asking tho CO.
operation II those to whom he wrote
Wbcn the Senate gets through inves-
tiga,ing the Harper's Ferry ;.Hair, would
II not be well to axe IN equally thor
on-h examinations into the nature and
extent Of this conspiracy Of WISE which
evidently was TIE special means Of point
out that locality for the operation Of
JoHE RRDwN2