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DENTISTRY.

(~> AkTiFiCiAL TEETH. -.fae Cleo
NSvySplastlc and Vulcanite Process Il. ".
-A-I-~' JON rs. UENTIsT, haviLg the rlsht ior 40
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied
OF It's ahsoiute superiority over all other msheis,
can with confidence commend 1t to those desiring
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially sHea
as may be dissatisfied with those they are nov
usns. The perfect adaptation Of tie plate to no
mouth and the suction thereby secured enables
HIM to insert one or more teeth lritBGuf fidps-
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest in the profession, North and SogA,
testimonials Will he given and specimen Exhibited
70 those wishing to see them. Sets vi Teeth, %
gold or any other plate will of course re made in'
those preferrng them Filling, Cleansing, h.
tracing, and all Other operations gently 'nd Tho
roughly performed. Office on Mais street opposite
Connthian Hall nos-J
h SURGEON DENTIST
NIJO Office on Main, below Pearl street, usn
door TO r Horton Ksach's trimming store; and TO
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price l. Co.sp
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed 10 the af"Vs
house, wound be pleased tn see those with vEoma
has engagements, aud has made extensive prefa
rat,oEs to serve the public generally All oPes
tons performed IL the most approved and sclent@
sly known TO the Profession. and all work dca
ny him warranted To give satisfaction. loel5-n
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WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Sup't Y. & p, r. X.
80 THE ADAMS ExpRESS COW,

&-[k THE ADAMS EXPRESS CON-.
1919 PANY, ia Min ST.. h. Ing resumed
s-'zzSe,sz,the ETEAMSHIP EXPREsS to and
from NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICH
NoKE, which leaye NEW YORK every WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, and thence ly Rail-
ROAD To WELDON. WILMINGTON, IYNCH-
BURG, SAl.EM. WITHEVIII.E,a and the prnc,-
pal places in VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA
are now prepared to forward, with great dispatch,
az reduced rates, every kind of Merchandise. Vaiu.
ties. and ali slaces on the seaboard "
Cur Express on the Steamships will be accom-
panied BY SPECIAL MESSENGERS. who vii,
give their personal attention tn the careful haudiius
Of goods entrusted 70 the ADAMS EXPRESS Co 8
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Shippers VIII please take notice that packages to
points IN Virginia AID North Carolina viii I've seat
BY Steamers unless otherwise marked.
FIeignt received, on day oil SAILING, until % elk
L. NJ. J. l.. MeDONOUGH
of Evp -.
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<----- NOTICE. 1870
la ,Ets ssxssMsss.Sa TO PASS ENG IOOO.

ss-S S-sk--e6sGOING N0RTH;-NEW :, Az
RANGEM NT.--IAPORTANT TO TRAVEL
ERS.-THROUGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECkS.-GREAT NORTHERN R0STE-EaI-
r,ing the great United States Mail. Twice daily
fSunday nj. ut exec pted) between Richmond, Alex
andra, Washington, Baltimore, Philaaeipha, rev
YORK and all important points Vest. VIA Acquia
Creek nd w ashington, over the Richmond, Fred
ericksburs q Potomac Railroad, to the fotom i
steamers thence 70 Washington, IS miles, IN all $50
miles IN seven hours: being a comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours Of departure $3.50, A. NJ. and $50, T. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special AGENTS.
CHECKED tn ROUGH to w Washing on Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
he at the follow
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ELLETT Y WEISiGER,

~ mo. l67 Main street,
% POSITE EXCHANGE BiyE
Have Just received ALL OF THE LAfFT
STYLES OF CENTS FINE DRESS HAFs1J
FRENCH SOFT HATS. VIZ: The jARlBAlhI
ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUkL, and sspspSd
assortment of YOUNG CENTS FINE CLOTH
CAPS. Also. BOYS DIR hES HATS and CAS
in great variety.
NwD TkUNkS. TRUNKS. Now IN som
ENSxN the largest and most beautiul assr,msp,
2AFAof Travelling and Packing Trunks .vW
had, and Will sell them very cheap:
WIN. WALSH
.A1 5USTRFCEEyED another sappl5d
Ladies and Chlldren's Boots and shs,
Of the best quality. and selling at low prices, a s.
Broad street. u. HtLLERt Co !
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DEAD &. JETER. -
RICHMOND. VA,
Give attention to the sale of OBACCO. WHEAT,
CORN &c and respectfully solicit cons gnments
WILLIAM JETER. late OF C.arhsviile,
n. C. READ, late OF Barksdale Il Read.
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HEX CARRIAGES. ..sA
GEO. A. AlNELlR, ksh ssIes. \. nd
rssps csiully Iayise the attention. VI h,s is.splS
ssssstnas nj % CARRlAlESt, Nv y6iEN ~
H. work = aAsfaetnssd u this aat,. y a sN
lsns weskmen, ard put 1.-THE eeet ma.ss.ss pa.
6onlas nate4aipn VajA - u1tAiklMu' s"'
6 Sane n - mess rsaseaseas tessns-
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.-,ss1 OA. MAN. MAN. ThOU :, 20
fsYt1kE but dust; theref fore. Why srisse sst .
SH--Ax--c changes OF lie, for IL leasss ,r a.
dresry waste to contemplate upon. sol
hioauiztnx. ,.x,,,sm<n.
MR EDiToR As said Ia my last adveI. ssapIs
had been ssudsin astronomy ot c"u xssJ
have discovered, but IN EXAMINING inc .nssssa-
found there WAx my nsery ts, end tue e" .S tov1
sim Of mas, and ~ had no desire 70 oa S -sa. "
oil baby Ion, therefore save u oas anu
sohttties. .,,,hlus
au, new st,l in the rins TO trade ioi AIN tpp,
~ that push along. keep moving, i"t " =, ~,st-
than settling aside and dresmins sisnhs A." ons
ing htes tide, for LIES earnest na,slg svss ~
E .HH's'a "n' Wa" HAGAN'S JoHN,
18th o.. Greek Nation, klehi1ons ii ny
p S-l promised the public rosusn.s
lfs vh,ch viii b. iostAeolairg IN das tins'
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NJ. NENZEL, Foreman. '''ea

u, NOTN Ell would most resrso.t.s.
fern my friend. and the South, sh thai wv :
test styles. az my store. 2U7 Broad stree, VI "a
shan he happy 20 wait upon all VINO eisS :, wen,
rage home or Southern manafsc,urs,". sleosr
thing wiii be sold at The lowest prices ana f.'r
ranted to give perfect satisfaction rTTl ".
HATS and CAPS made to order for eo CT FAii
the shos, est notice. rs low or low than",shless
DC had North or South ard as good a. sr,, ,as'
HATS and CAPS, of all tao vxy Iatea,u s.as /
kind, for Christmas. which ] have te,er1'ss,as I'd
sell of below the regular prices ''niaeaa
fl h.,s isIse LOT q zero BATS and CAn
before the Spring. All you have 10 do - Hd
me call and see For yourselves, Cal SO 10 ~
Broad street. VIM. r NomppSI
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f>MkExE. ~ boxs. r ne. Apg,s Sesss ssvTs
~ ala b AASSlk PLEASA"'"
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GEORGE DARBY. Manufacturers Agcp, for
u the sale of D0oRS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOUL DINGS, Sc. 4 large assortment constant
" on hand. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly
attended to. No. Is. Governor street, RichmOnd,
Va. Young sceis brated Smooth Sawed SH TX
MACHINE put up III any part OF the State, at
short notice. u 29-6ln
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JAS f. GARDNER.
Jan. Is, 1850. AMBROSE CARLTON.

THE UNUEf.siG-E having purchased of
L D. w. SAUNDERS ms stock oi groceries,
vii, carry on the GROCERY AND CON MISSION
the past eight years by D. W. Saunders. N =, 3l6
Broad street, under the Hame and sts 10 OF JOHN
F.sAUNDERS 4 CO. where they Will keep cen
CERES, which they will sell by wholesale or re-
tail for cash. to punctUal customers, on the
usual time, coed terms any establish
nent in the city. They h jpe. by strict atten
tion to business. to merit continuance Of the
patronage so Literally bestowed On the late con
Germ Of D. W. Saunders and the public generally.
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n BOOyS AND s,.OfN..7;Rt -

IN KOOyS MD Si.OfN.-GRtAT
REpCCTIoN IN PRICtS-CHAS~
keeps large stock of LADIES'. GentlsTrsana,ee I
Servants wear constant, on hand and dss.ss "
body IN Richmond to compete with him IN %.NN
IS he manufactures To order. and snrs, us ~
himself Loo l4-Iyl GHAkLES Rir..ss,sxa
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WM. IRA SMITHS
~ so UTHERN CLOTHING MAnlfa'
~ TORN ,

NJ ESTABLISHED IN lxV, yy,
.@A At RfC. N q n ~, y - 80
Its a fact no. generally known, thai estsyytsyS
ed my Clothing manufactory To tins eiH ma
YEARS AGO. and nave constant, loi l.s' -,
continued Ia cut and make lagsc p1'u"n :"
stock in RichnG nd. rs hundreds oi N, eas'vS ,oa
W ~ testify la. and hsving Increased n.i ssYs
time 10 t,.ne. AIN now better prep-fsa ., 49, ,Ssa
ordcrs for work large or small iaSstitse , u,:
heretofore and Will guarantee 10 infn' 81 Nv lad
as low rs they can he had of Northern houses 49,
equal in st, lie and material. .- -, ant
Being practical man ri my husi ness ssV' -,
ing ei,rtbsd IA ar tas tne& fctado~, orr ,,gea
shoxldsrS,,l Halter my self thai can slse " saaso
and as good an afticse tof sne price ~ any
North or SensA. IL, s,,,hs,a
Let these who wish to build up puse' s%, ,sssss
manufacturers PATRON rae OBI 'in.,l,
GrSt ard let thsa reap the reward theS 81 tSstS
merit for past. present or fxiErs srf.iecs a. hv
is NO HCMBEG. asl can prove by iioni - hs,s
hsr s.s now In NY cIpplot and many Oh s hs Al
been for years PatroatSs the nsoHsf &C sr,haat
a.iaitionai cost. WIN. IRA SMITH,
n. Naa stfss~
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c-1, VIRGINIA CENTK Al
"a ! A III d,IftsK g 4 poNEw NE n;
PASSENGER TRAIN, DAILY; On and after
MONDAY. the soth Of January, the Night Train
The DAY MAIL and PASsENGER TRAIN will
leave Richmond Daily At 6: 80 4 NJ. Ter or G 3M
DoNSvILLE CHARtoTTEs VILE; STAY
WASH NGToN,. BALTfMoRE, PHILApEL-
PHfA, NEW YORK, and ail parts OF 'he est,
CLOSE CONVICTIONS are made at tIordonsViue
with the Orange and Alexandria Train soins
North. and NO pETENTIoN THERE.
Through Tickets can be procured at TIE ticke'
To Lynchtarg, To New Ycrh,
WASHINGTON, Louisville,
Baltimore. st. Louis.
Philadelphia, Chicago.
ard all important. points in the Western States.
ia 2S-ts VIM. +. ADCOCK, Ticket AGENT.
So z,.ss.ssz,., RiaHMOND AND xORk
ia sEEsa sss RIVER RAILRoAp.-on and
1850, the Passenger Trains will depart:
FROM RICHMOND. ar
Daily except Sunda, 81 at. "a = n.
Tuesdays and SATURDAYS at. 2ts L. NJ
From WHITE HOUSE. -.
Daily except sundays at .-..,....-.-.-- T. A.
Tuesdays and Saturdays at. Si4 IL. NJ
STEAMER BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK -,
Mondays and THURSDAYS at. -o1a a. W.
LEAVES WHITE HOUSE. -
Tuesdays and Fridays At . A. NJ
(ConnectIng with ears both Ways
UThapna Stage leaves White HOuse TuesdayS
and Fridays at 5 A. NJ; returning Wednesdays and
WaISsrton Stage leaves White House Mondays
and Thursdays at 8 A. NJ. return ms same days.
Through freisht forwarded daily. Way freight
forwarded TusSdays and Saturdays p S..,,n,
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LEWls " EsB, Esq.- =
Messrs. DUNLoP, MoNCURE Co., klchmo q,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il Co., Va.
s. Bacon BAsKERvILL,
BRYANT, TISsLEY Il HoLNEs,i BALTIMORE
s. SPENCE Il REID, ~
TwsLLs & Co., Philadelphia.
THOMAS MoNAHkN. ESQ, New York.
VIM. s. ROYSTER,
Office cor of Cary and Va streets.
Richmond. Nov Ist 1889. no It's
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Card.--l take this opportunity Of returning
my sincere thanks 10 my old friends and patrons
for their liberal support, and hope they Will CON
ia D,st WV WM. F. PHILIPS.
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DROWN Il 1icCLEIs.AtD.
~ CON NJ iSSION MERGHA MIS-.

LHE HAVE THIS DAY associated curse Ives
W together under the c,i !e OF LYLE FOSTER X
Co. for the purpose OF conductlng a general COM
MISSION. GROCERY and Liz UOR BUSINESS.
az No IS Cary street doors below 18th street, and
respectfully solicit consis o Nle cianj tZe
Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco. Jour Grain, &c.
LYLE FOSTER.
JOHN K. SfEGER,
Late with Elicit 4 Dregrv.)
Richmond, Jan. 70 1860. ja3-Im
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MARBLE WORKS.

- APOTHECARI AND DRUGGIST.
~ Successor tn J. w. PoLLARD.1 18th street
y between Broad and Grace. would invite the
attention of purchasers TO his stock Of DIR GS
DEN AND FLOWER SEED, and FANG? AR
TIC LES, consisting of Brushes. Combs, Hair Obs
Perfumery. &c-eve ~ thing. indeed, usually found
IN Drug Stores, which he will sell at the lowest
rates.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared at all
hours. both DAY and NIGHT.
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~ FALL, ISj9.-uATS, tNpS,xn
| ET-pg pnpEpT ptcv sNa1N AM

FAEL, ISDy.-H III. FNPN Iyn
to Bnford, Dickinson h Weslssr. II Man.
begs leave to call the attention Of his frnnas ~
customers to his large and extensive s;os. ~ 3
been selected from the laNest manuinctor,,ss :,
the most favorable terms. especlaliy for the ~.
giaia, inertia Carolina and Tsnnssss. Tad ram.
prislng all the LATEST and MOST FAsfif0SI
BILE Sly LES. too numerous TO mention y1lS,
will be sold at wholesale and retail. on Ia. moc
favorable terms. "'"
Merchants are respectfully solicited to essnlo.
my stock, knowing that in price, aualt, OF s,,s 4
cannot be surpaSSeu. ~"
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nlsSOLUTlOS.--T concern OF WILSON
IL BOSH Err is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The name of the firm will lie USED W either
partner winding up the business OF the concern
JOHN J. WILSON.
CHAS. Nj. BOSHER.
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\ BOOTS AND Si:OEs M.n,

p,cbmord T,r,.,n 70 Ma.n 81, Kichuo,s
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n GREAT KEDUGTioN INYu.--
~ PRICE OF HATS AND B00Ts n
kSS From Is to 20 per cent. saved nv h., ~
kHsA ing from J. II. ANTH0Nf'

Moieskin Hats of best quality. 50 a. do
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats 2 n. s %e.S
skin sewed Boots, 81; Con ress Gaier &c., s.' ~
6ne calf skin sewed Shoes. u. A'S
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrsnssm.,,
one of the best makers in the city of pm'ai..sln
tosupply nun with handsome and sulstsp,,sIp.n.s,
sxin sewed bouts, wnich he MI sell .! tie liza
HALF. cc "a i iNp
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Co-Partmership.-The undersigned have this
day entered into a co partnership under the ST yie
Of RonDEY ATRCTH Err. for the purpose of
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
F. W. RODDEY,
Jan'ya, 1860. In 2-dlml r. H. STROTHER.
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New ConCeru.-The subscriber will continue
the wholesale and retail GRoC cry BUSINESS,
at tho old stand OF Wilson x bosller, corner 18th
and Main sts., and takes this occasion to return
thanks for the liberal PATRONAGE bestowed on the
late concern. and hopes. by strict attention to-
business, to merit Il continuance OF the same. ]
will keep always on hand a we'll selected stock OF
Family and JcbDing Goods, which most
the public. CHAS. NJ. BOSHER.
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NJOTICE.-LOUIS CsGILLESPIE IS this day
Y admitted partner in my busines, under the
style and firm of JNO. e. SHAFER & co.
JNO c. SHAFER.
Richmond, JAM 2. 1850. in Sim
nESSolUTl0N.-The firm of RODDEY <
- NJ ORRiSS Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. +. w. RODDEY,
January I'd. 1860. II. 6. MORRISS.
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DEENT 4 ALVEY is this day dissolved by
mutual consent LEWIS GINTER ami JOHN +:
ALVEY having purchased the interest OF JANIS
S. KENT theg are hereby authorized 10 setsie the
business of the late firm and 70 use the name IN
LIQUIDATION only. LEWiS ElN rh,
JOHN F. ALVEY.
= - ,oro in W
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Ia I y J. "a Y y III No.
January ], 1850. DAVID }. SAUNDERS r.

The subscriber. in retiring from the Grocery
business takes this method Of returning his sincere
thanks to his old friends for their liberal patronage
durins the past light ears. and most cordially re-
CONNER ts to their confidence the new firm OF jOHN
F. SAUNDERS II co. can be found at the old
stand where all persons having claims against NE
will present then for payment. and those indebted
to me will make payment with as little delay
posi- bic. ID. w. SAUNDERS.
la 9-d&cw1m
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Having sold M interest in the concern of
JOHNSON & TKUEHEART. be- leave, ia retir
ing from the late concern, TO thank my friends for
the liberal patron 4ge extended 10 Us. and hope
they viii continue u patTnnze the n v house.
ia i4-2m ARMfSFFAD Nj Eiu.ER,
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NOTICE.-The CO. partne rsnip existing under
~ the name and style cf GARDNER, CARLTON,
& CO., expired bv limitation on the 3lst ut. All
persons to whom they arc indebted will present
their claius for immediate payment. and those IN
debted will make payment without dalay.
The name OF the Srm will be used by either part
ner to close the business
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A Card.-The subscriber in retiring from the
Grocery Business. takes TINS method OF returning
his sincere thanks to his old friends for their lib
era PATRONAGE during n number of years, and most
cordially recomIien ds to their confidence my late
partner and successor. Mr.. CHAS. NJ. BOSHER,
as a gentleman in every way worthy OF Their conf
denca. | can be found at SAM | Ell x WILSON'S,
on Shockoe Slip. where viii be glad to receive
cons gnments.
ia 3-dlm &cWlm JOHN J. WILSON.
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NEW CO.PARTNERSHIp. y The under
IN sned have this day entered into C9- Dastn
and WOOD BCSIN ESS. and have taken the yatd
the south side of the Dock. lately occurred Ny
VIM. +. Philips, and will carry on the business IN
der the name and style of PHILIPS X CoLENAN.
We hope by personal attention to bus ness 20 ilsr
eralIy WM r, PHILIPS,
los. w. COLEMAN.
, 1860-10-27
HOW Mr. Everett Loses Southern
Yntc.

fOtcs
3fr. B. 3. McCraw, Que of tho Electors on
the Bell aud Everett ticket in Alabama, has
gone over to Breckenridge. lie heard Mr. s.
F. Rice state in speech at Dadeyillc that Mr.
Everett was in favor Of the doctrine Of The
equality Of the rnccs, adtiuclng rs proof Of the
fact that he sent his children to school with
negroes. He addressed Sir. Everett letter,
asking him this question: 'Arc you In favor
ofthc doctrine Of Inequality ofthe two races!"
And receiving the following reply, which he
considered an affirmative answer:
BosToy, Oct, 3, 1850.
Dear Sir: Your letter Of the 18th September
addressed to Mr.. Everett, was received last
evening and Immediately placed in my hands
to be answered. By the laws Of Massachusetts,
the schools arc open to all, without distinc-
tion Of c0lor, and any exclusion on that ground
Is forbidden. Nj. Everett has not at present
any children at school, his youngest having
graduated Mt the University In this ncighbof.
bridge, England. Nine years ayo this young
man attended the high school Ut Cambridge,
in the female department Of Which there wns a
colorcd girl. Ten or twelve years ago, another
son attended m endowed school ut Cambridge
ut which there was colorcl boy. There wcTc
tTo y0uths from GcorE1a IN the same school At
that time. The colorcd population Of Massa-
chnsetts. rs you arc probably awnre, is very
sma1l BY the census Of 1910 It was about onc-
twelfth of one per cent. They have been free
for three generations, and though they employ
themselves mostly in mcnial occupations, they
are placed by Inv on an equality with the
| whites. Such being the case, the Legislature
of Massachusetts has deemed it better that
| they should hare the advantages Of education
than that they should crow in In fruoraUce
| and vice. And in this opinion we suppose our
friends in Alabama would concur with Us.
1relnajn, dear sir, ycry respectfully yours,
1EyERETT 8AxTONsTAL,
President State Union Committee
| To B. B. McCnAw. Esq.
, 1860-10-27


The Baltimore Thtrio., Of Monday, details
the following transaction, which IT entities
1.-THE why to make votes for Lincoln and Ham
linz, 49,,
asome lime during last night, some person
or persons forced an entrance into lndepen+
dencc Hall, the Republican Headquarters, at
the corner Of Gay and Fayette streets, ant
committed outEages disgraceful to our city,
and the age in which We live. The records
were mutNated, and the contents Of the ink.
stands were emptied thereon: number OF
the Photographic Of Mr. Lincoln werc torn In
to slireds, and the United States 1ag, bearing
the names of Lincoln and Ha1nlin, seems 10
havc' been specially odious,' as 1t was taken
from the wall, cut into pieces, and scattered
over the floor. This is only the second time
In the history af the Republic that the fas Of
our country las been thus deset:ratcd: ApHm-
Der Of Wide Awake caps aud oapes W6Tp also
destroyed. Az the Lincoln party 10 our city
now numbers scyct1l thousands OF onr citt-
gems, the most Of, whom will compare favor
ably with tho sa@nc npInhpr Of ptfAeF Of tho
poktlcal parties, sbr their dcFptlor to the
'Unlon and the Consti titutfpn, aud the enforce
mcnt Of the 1aws,' It Is passing stsunge that
they cannot be permitted to enjoy their 4Cop-
stitntiopal right peqeeaply to 9sssmble, This
act Of vandalism win be l(ke Hpdlb!as'. gun,
and increase the vote for Mr. Lincoln on the
9Th OF November next"
, 1860-10-27
Henry Clay on Dtsunlon, aud the Way
fo Meet II.

Henry Clay on Dt*unlon, aud the Way
to Meet 1t.
In Henry C1ay's memorable letter Of Octc-
her Sd, 1851, addressed to Daniel Ullman and
others Of New York, the following extract will
Ut found:
lfthcrc are local exceptions at the North
who would mad1y resist the Constitution aud
laws Of the United States, let Us not despair Of
their return, in seasonablc time, to rt.ason and
10 duty. But ruppose We should he disap-
pointed, and that the standard should be missed
Of open resistance to the Union, the Constitu-
tim, and the law, what is to be done. There
con be- hut one possible answer. The power.
ought to be maintained, aud resistance put
down at every hazard. Government, in the
fallen and dcprayed state Of man, would lose
all respect, aud fall into disgrace aud contempt,
If It did not possess potentially, and would
nut, In extreme cases, practically exercise the
right Of. tmpotaag f1arte The theory Of the
necessity Of tho existence and the application
Of force, both In our foreign and domestic re-
i" to raise and support nrntes, ,'""to provide
md maintain navy ito provide for calling
forth the militia TO tzecsht tho laws Of the
Union, supprsss iasur4eetlsns, and repel inva-
surpressins insaf7eettoin5s Is without limitation
Or qualification; It is co-cxtenstre with tile
)urisdIctipn Of the Of the United States, md It
ccmprchcuds every species Of resistance to the
execution Of the laws, and every form Of in-
surrectiou, no matter under what auspices or
sanction It Is made. Iadiefdtdks, pml@ic ntrt-
ia7s, STATES >pay resolve, ns often rs their
tastes OF passions may prompt thcin to re-
solve, that they will foreibly oppose the exc
cution Of the laws, aud secede from the Union.
Whilst these resolutions remain Oh paper, they
arc harmless; but the moment daring hand
Is rai4ed TO resist, by force, the execution Of
the laws, the duty Of enforcing them arises,
and II tue conflict which may ensue should lesJ
to civil war, the resisting party, having oegpii
It will be responsible for all the consequences,