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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
Congress-.

WAsulSGroS, March l3.-SESATE.-Mr. Toombs
of Georgia introduced bill to establish uniform
Bankrupt law throu yhout the United States.
llousE.-Mr. Vfianligham of Ohio. moved
that the House take up from the table the motion
made by him to reconsider The vote by which the
bill heretofore introduced. increasing the appro-
riation for arming the militia was referred to the
committee on the militia. Mr.. Y. said that that
part of the Constitution providing for well dis
cillned militia had been neglected and forgotten
Why, since 1903 only TEN million four hundred
thousand dollars hal been Appropriated for the
army. lie made further remarks to show the ne
cessity Of arming the militia.
The Bill from the Committee on Postal Affairs,
authorizing proposals for single mail route from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, passed.
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Markets..

BALTIMORE, March l3.--Flour firm, but no sales
Wheat declined 3 to cents. and closing dull !:
Red 81 40 to Sl.4j White Sl5j to 81 Co. Corn
dull, with a downward tendency White G9 To II
cents Yellow 10 to II cents. Pork steady:
Mess $500; Prime $500. Whiskey dali:
Ohio o2 to o3l cents.
NEW YORK, March l3.-Catton firm, with sales
Of 800 bales. Flour firm; Southern Sc l0a6 30.
Wheat firm; Southern 81 so: White 81 S. Corn
heavy; White 7S cts; Yellow so ct. Pork steady;
Mess ST. 12als -. Lard heavy at l0iall cts.
Whskey 23l cts. Sugar advanced ]; Orleans
fair at 54a7s cts; Mnscovadp 6sa74 cts. Turpen-
tine unchanged. Resin dull at 81 Goal G5.-
Rice 35a4i.
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By WIN. PANNlLL. AucrloNrER,
PETEHS TRE IL
Auction Sale Of Valuable Flour Milling

Property in the City OF Petersburg.
IN Thursday, the 2?h March ncN IL O'Clock, NJ.
~ premises III not previously ~ld privately, shall -,l
auction the valuable aud we'll known Flour MIL cacd
city Mills situated the APPROXIMATION river, in the city
Petersburg.
The building s of brick, portion 1sx4o feet and the
x2d feet hay lug five oors. aud pair Burrs nearly
The Mill has lately been thoroughly repaired "A of
100000 10 S2oon with iron shaling and gearing ass
throughout. with all the necessary mncincr. OF the latest ~
improvements, all In good order, aud capable of making
SO hls flour Per day Yer, lately the dam has been repaired
aud partly made The water wheels good order
with improved Turbine Wheel which works admirably
There is abundance Of land attached 10 the Mil
the buildings to any size which ma, be required There
good site Tor Torn MIL and good family rcsitncp, che
miller, lwcins) The Mill is Insured Tor t.oaJo, partly in the
Mutual Office.
The crops of wheat raised IN The country trading Peters
burg, rapid, increasing that the number Of mills
herr inadequate Ia manufacture them, large quaiI.
ty shipped abroad. Therefore persons wishing engage
IN the milling business, such an opporun! for profitable
Ncstmcn rarely occurs.
TERMS: One fourth months credit the remaining three
tnhs two AMI three credit with Interest added
we'll endorsed negotiable notes aud deed of trust the pre-"
p,rS, Ia secure their payment.
Possession given immediately
For further Information app! To
JOSEPH II. DUNN,
Extur of j. lp tCt, deed.
NH aids WM pANNlLl, Aue.
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OIL IN VIRGINiA.--The Pittsbrrg Chronic =
states that about two thousand acres Of land have
been bought and leased in Wood, Writ and Ritch-
lie counties, Virginia for the purpose Of horing
for oil, by persons from Prnnsylian!n. The Oh
wells ON one properly. on Hughes river, in Wood
county are reported to yield thirty barrels per
day. There are large preparations making to cx-
tend the business in that quarter.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
rrlsanArHrD rzrns.slr pos rur "lrxsupu.o VIRGINIA
Judicial Decision

BALTIMORE. March l3.--Juige Robert N. Mar
tin, oil the Superior Court Of this city, rendered
decision sustaining the consttutionality Of the
new metropolitan police law.
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We subioin the following notices from our eot,, =,
u the Press. who the Yyuy r5yu1.sfa II
md al ,,oyk in an, 4 ,,,r3m,u,.
''" 800 ' go = Z ''''
vi me, 1ne i4th hnnua1 report OF inc FF',id'i l
~ ~ ~, VI NV ~ """ i'""' ""''i'"'' ~
handsome manner in wth hr report Inns been rn,c by e,
worthy comianp,av Of tho I,ncli,ni!. Nirginlan"
Tpon the same subject the .Abinedon VIRGINIA II
says:
81, vns ,rin,, l 81, ia. t nni..., L. ,,. y,...
Of unopranS If hn.,ns. c,rsci ~ ,, M IN i y
XIX ~, -, a., W., NV 80 :, w ~ y .
oat Of III
And the Petersburg Intelligcncer, thus;
al wa. ntine nj IN. o, oo, ,r is I,n,nir, ,irs,,i,
and snrrn%rs IA nc"hets aud ccath"s the nml lNons
l"ss similar character tai tac cdngy well do, viii IA
nave been sent ont nom the same Office
And the Bedford Sentinel:
"ofh" execution NJ the work "h ifh waat
remark n "hrr u cShhi'+ n'uncs seldom cseelcd,s nj
York, rnila'lclrha,"
And the fincHse Democrats
,.r,. !, -, -. IL, 80, ,.,.a .,.- b..
l,rl AL :. ,,at,, " -, III. ~. ' t,.,, ~,
9''E' i'' " ',N ne nus "''! P'lh'' Iahif "'
III. n,n,;,l, lr.nsc,i,,,
..,,.,,s ,.,,. =, IT.. +, 80. ~, s.. , - ...-..,.,.-
,o,ar, -, H., y :, ~, ~, vr'i,t 81, " ', ''" "
cunal part 81 he w,rL rcie- great ri npo the lrnrr
'' W. 'I.' %""| ever ',' "Pa'f 1'' "'" any '"i.
i"' '"''su""s"ufe H'af
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
MARRIED.

On the 10th Ct December last, by the Rev. Jno.
Long. Mr.. LEWIS ToGNARt to Miss JANE KNIGHT,
all OF Lynchhurs
By the same, in this city, on Tuesday, the 18Th
inst, Mr.. TnaS. MArKoNY to Miss ELLEN LuyENlA
CArFLIN, all Of this CITY.
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PIEDMONT PREsBYTERY

Piodnout Preshyery stands adjourned to meet
at Piedmont Church. franklin county; Virginia.
on Wednesday before the 4th Sabbath Of April
next, at 3 O'clock, P. NJ
BRICE A. MARTIN,
March lt-dlnwtlSarr Stated Clerk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
Boston Flavor,

addition 10 usual Tulaceu Fla, maxim
I article special, for Tobacco for the l.oson market
Manufacturers shipping To thai point are respectfully In, lie
10 eal rhd eSamne 1t. WM. \. SrNOfIIEE& GO.
f,b IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
j. MATTHIAS & Co.
No. 81 Main etreet. EynchbNrg, Wa.


En- BEG leave call The attention Of the public 10 their
E4ssSlarge and elegant stock If FALL WINTER GOODS
WI which will open for inspections MONDAY next Sep
TENDER @ consisting in par, of large 10, of Velvet Bav
and Cloth Coaks and very handsome Fall Wrapngs also
great variety of handsome Bonneis Miss iia thldrcrs
Hats and Caps Ribbons, Flowers Feathers koueles Head
dresses Dress and Molar Caps, Nett Caps and Golfers Lace
me,s Fancy Hair Pins, Combs Brushes soal. Perfnmcr,
and Hoop skirts with elegant lot of FURS, from 81
$40 seti with many articles to mention We
feel assured that all iii want of goods will find TO their aNa
iae to call prepared to sell at Reasonable
prices.
country viii receive particular attention
S%- REPAIRING done usual In good st, c
sent sS-dts j. NJ Il co.
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MCKINNEY & Co.
(.rScCrS and Gent Commission Merchan S,


Bank square. Main Street. lynchburg, Va.
XHT in receipt of our spring stock Of Groceries,
w Iron, steel Staple Dry Goods, &C. consisting Of
Cuba, Orleans and coffee Sugars, various grades;
LOAF. Crushed. Granuatcl and Powdered sugar;
lagsura, Rio, Java. Mocha and santos Coffee
sperm. Wax A'lamanne and lalow Candies
brown and Fame! SOAPS, various brands;
lcls, Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious Oolong
spices of kind: Sole Leather, good and damaged; prn
tide, Vinegar Liverpool aud Ground Alum salt Cotton iTns
Nos; Virginia and Western cured Bacon No. Halifax
errngs. in whole and half barrels; No. and Macker in
No lcru tuanu Old Dominion Nails Engs, yeilu
al from Band Hoop and Sheet lro: Norway Nail Rods &C.,
Gas Shear and Clustered Steel Wagon Boxes all sizcsi"
with general assortment of staple Dry Goods, saeh
No and olnaburg lIeaccd and Brown Shiriings ard
Shfoiings, Bural Plantaaon Linen Cotionades Striped
znaburgs Prints Ginglams NC &c.. To which they rcsIct
uy examinations from their friends and the public goat,
rally.
sParcular attention paid to consignmens Of all kinds of
Country Produce. april 2ksts.
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Coal Oil ut $l.25 per Gallon.
nAN inst received supply OF Light 'norel conl OIL
Which viii warrant 10 be good as amy In This city
irc" Sl2a per gnon Consumers Will please rail aud got
supply. For sale 10y ANDREW loID,
NH 2ts iul Main Street, l., nchburg, VA
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ExeCl1tor'S Sale

Executors Sale.
w l. will Ncln s,ay, tie liih of March, nj O'Clock T.
w NJ sell, Ut Public Auction iionseand Lot GA Diamond
lIh, adjoining VIM u. lralslaw's. The improv
ss al Frame Dwelling with four rooms. Tn" GROUND
braces gerc which Is In good state al cui, alton Poss
cdiaely. Terms mad, day Sale
WM. M I.t sill AElE,
Executors of WN SnrAnrR, d,r,L
II. AErRS, Auctioneer. fmh 9d,t
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JOHN w. DENNIS,
Saddle and Harness Manufacturer,

No ll6. Aatin Street. RfCWROSD, VIRGINIA.
rS-R MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly on hand
laA SADDLES BRIDES, IARSEss &c, OF the best mat. r.
HG workmanship, and for sale W hoesae and le'hi
1t the cash prices 10 puhciasi customers on the usual
Time l..
rsanpc,c,ily solicited tjuly 26c1y
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
We invite attention 70 the advertisement Of j.
Fisher l. Co., Baltimore.

The PETERSBURG RAILROAD ConPAsY.-The
Annual Report OF the stockholders OF the Peters
burg Railroad Company has been laid upon our
table. From the very brief and cursory examna.
ton we have given it, we find that the road Is
prospering and that its business during the past
wear was u remnne alive one. Its receipts from
travel alone were equal to those of any previous
wear exceeding those 1T 1858 bv than ten
thou and dollars, while The receipts from ireishrs
exceeded those OF any former year. Tables are
given exhibiting the increase ut the freight
CENTS during the past few years, and President
Jnynes very sensibiy remarks. the progressive
improvement of the country in population ard
production the opening ot new lines ut com
ncation the advance Of Petersburg and Rich
mond in trade and population. aud the improved
navigation Of tho App"mattox river, justify the
the anticipation that this branch OF our business
will. at eas he fully maintained in future years.
notwithstanding any competition that is likely to
arise 1t has been the experience Of this compa
n.y. heretofore that the operation OF causes If
this character has more than counterbalanced the
effect of rival improvements in diverting trade
and produce in other directions"
Another fact is mentioned in the report which is
worldly Of noticc. During the whole period that
the road has been in operation, now some twenty
five years, not single passenger has been killed
upon it, and none, it is believed, havo suffered
rous injury.
The report, which is as brief as it is clear and
able, winds up as follows:
"TLe Petersburg Railroad was opened to Blakcly
IN the north bank of the Roa noke II the summer of
1894 Since that tine, besides The extingushment
of large debt for construction and equipment, and
the payment of expenses the road has been extended,
at heavy expense TO Weldon on the other side of the
Roanoke-the entire main track has been twice reaid
ONE with heavy fiat rail- and with heavy rail
the CASTOR branch of 8 miles has been relnd with
T rail, and entirely reconsiruct ed-morc than one
sixth of The main track has been reaid for the tlrd
time-depots. warehouses, shops, &c. have been
built and dividends to the amount OF nearly one mil
lion Of dollars have been paid in money. All this
has been done out of the clear profits ofthe Company
with the exception OF about one thousand dollarsreI-
resented by the bonds now outstanding More than
half Of this amount could now bc.paid off by the re-
serve fund in hand ifhe holders oi the bonds would
consent to receive it. Thus the Petersburg Railroad
has notonly contributed immensely 10 the business
and prospect ofpe:ersbnrg, but has vindcatcd the
wisdom of its projectors successful aud profitable
enfrrorise - Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
Furniture! Furniturc!!
wTT=1 GRATEFUL Tor past favors, the subscriber wots
-ys,E his friends aud the public
III ally and inform that he has hand tani
is constantly adding tereto large assortment Of
ELEGANT FURNITURE, n

MANUFACTURED BY SKtLLFUL WoRkMEN, IA
very best material, and finished IN The most
desirable His stock embraces every article usu
ujIy item d n the most extensive manufactures
lie socits call from those wishing to purchase, iceisG ~
.rcd that will give satisfaction in regard to bAh
price and qualit. ." work
sg,- Hair and shuck Mattresses always on hand.
- EDWARD j. FOLKES-
warcrooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
b,n,sr ian 4-dSc,sh
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE Session.
Both branches of the General Assembly yes
tcrday, by very decided ma jurites passed resolu
tons extending the session to the end Of The Con-
stitntonal term. April ID. The necessity which
existed for this further prolongation will he found
fully Swallowed forth aud enumerated in the mes
sage of Gov. LErcnER, transmitted yesterday 1t
will be that with the additional number of
days which have been voted to purposes Of legis-
lation, the representatives Of the people will be
kept busily employed during tho term in dispo-
sing of matters of grave public concern. The
Legislature had previously resolved to adjourn to
day. The President of the Board of Public
Works is of opinion that unless the bonds Of the
State are exempted from taxation, capitalists will
hesitate to invest in State securities and therefore
the heavy amount Of money appropriated for
works Of internal improvement at the present
session cannot be obtained-legslation on the sub
ject is asked for The bill amending the charter
of the James Rvor and kanawha Company will
be considered to-day in the Senate. The resolu-
tons concerning the revolutionary claims of Nir
ginia on the General Government, laid on
the table. Resolutions were passed in the Senate,
presenting GO uniforms to the Jefei Guard Capt
Rowan. for services rendered at llarper's Ferry.
The Senate discussed the additional section put
to the bill concerning bank redemption in the
House. No vote was had on cOncurrlng therein.
In the House, the bill making regulations coa-
corning licenses" was ordered 10 its engrossment.
Senate bill imposing additional penalties on par
ties convicted of trafickng dealing with slaves
and free negroes passed. So much of the
Governors message relates to the James River
and kanawha Company was referred to the Spe-
cial Committee on Internal Improvements. The
bill imposing taxes for the support of Government,
was debated in the House last night.-R'ch Dis
patch Of yesterday.
DEATH OF SISTER OF GEORGE W. TURNER.-
A correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch, writ
ing from Charlcstown. jefferson county, Virginia
March 9th, says Mrs Allibone, the Oldest sis,
ter of Georgc W. Turner, who was slain by John
Brown and his associates, was buried here to day
by the side of her brother. She died ut the NJ.
Hope Lunatic Asylum. whittier she was taken
shortly after her brothers DEATH She never raj
lied after his murder but continued to sink until
her broken spirit burst its earthly bonds and re-
turned TO its Maker. Another murder to be I'D
ded to the IIarper's Ferry list.
Stephens and IIazlitt are to be executed on Fri
day next. One OF them is said to be the assassin
of Turner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

V(oTTLED LIQUoRS-yery superior Liquors OF all kinds
In Hotties always on hand warranted bottled BY our
fs. .STRATTON d HENSLEY,
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TllSt R,ac6ivel

Just Received.
WE have lust received prime article of NEE FAMILY
w CfREH BA coz and tor sale ON accommodating Terms
al sol ONION X MITsSER'S l4g Main ST. (tcb Il Is
New Jewelry.
to-day received several styles OF Coral LAVA
w aaI Pearl Jewery, which Wa will be pleased ~ show
j. WILLIAMS Il SON,
fob % IS Main Street
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Window Shades,

hrFStb tw days snce large stock II View style Win
10" shades aud Fixtures varying In price from tlo per
lalr la siuun
A.o very handsome anil cheap Glt Cnrnlrc Tor Win
deNs. tall and examine, y. NJ, SIMPSON,
biA New Store "unnk Suunr,,"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

OO CASES MASS LICORICE good quality, 10 arrive
lOO in n few days. For sale io'r, by
march IERY & SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

Fat No. Mackerel.
HAVE for sale few kits Of fresh Mackerel and n tresh
arya of Buckwheat Fourto which would call ihe ~
enon of those who have bought Of my Rottedsm Cofee
feb OTIS A. n RTTrKEp
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Portland Sugar and Syrup.
agents Of the Portland Sugar Company i. place. we
IA keep constantly hand supply OF their SvuAR Am
oYEur which offer at ke,o York prices. Use F n
feb 2i-,itS ,F0WLE d co Alexaniria. Va
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Saponifier. or Concentrat' d Lye,
M RRAnY FAMILY SOAP MAKER

lfE READY fAMlI1 cOAf MAhER
AN indispensable article In every family.
n whereby, with their ordinary kitchen grease
combined with the Sapcniier, they can make
II Aill make hard water son. and will clean type
10 peTfecton--nOthlng equals II for cleaning and
securing. II IL put Up in alright Iron boxes OF
4 leach, which viii make, with from 10 lbe
common grease. from - 20 25 gallons elegant
scft SOAP. or = 10 10 lbs. hard.
III has now been several years since this inyal-
liable ar.iCic was first Introduced 10 the public,
ana .hc estimation in whichit is held, wherever
known aud tried, and the immense demand for
10 from all quarters. are conclusive proofs OF It's
rraI merits and value as a family article.
HKWAI,fs OF TlONs,--Ihe success OF
our article. like that OF all discoveries Of true
meritand vaiae. has induced unprinoipied par
public against worthless counterfeis, aud take
none but the genuine, original and patented AT
ticle, manufactured only by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
or East rarcntum. Allegheny county, Pa. Once
aud Depot, No. 3af Penn 81. above the Canal
Bridge. firrbvSc. PESS.
Wc also manufacture OF standard quality,
Caasiic soda for soad maker. soda Ash, Refined
pcras. Nangeae.e e, Nittic Acid, Soda Saiartds.
Rleachfne Powder. Muriatic Acid. Sulphuric
Aqua Faiiis AID Chloroiorm.
Extrn-Refned Snow White fable, Diary and
Packing salt. warranted entirely pure and Dry.
pat ap pa yaiicas pac kages aud styles The on.
IL pure Salt In the country.
il y For sale BY ali storckeepers In the Uni
1000 cases Saponiner. genuine. for sale at man
uIactufers prices in lots 20 suit Purchasers. BY
PIKE g. KELLOGG.
anQdwiy 81. Louis. Mo-
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
puILADELPHI

A Bsasveieaf fssfifsfi0n, ssfabissAedb ~ sPteie
srdepueaf for tAs rsis( sJ tAs ssek end d. o.
trssssd. afflicted ritA YirHisRt and EP'ds~ie
dfseeses.
The howard Association, In view
the aw ful destruction OF human life, caused b,
sexua-diseases, and the receptions praeiised up
on the unfortunate victims OF suco diseases b }
Quacks, several years ago directed their Con
suitins Surgeon, Chm ritabfe Act w0f-
thy oftneir name. TO open Dispenssy for he
treatment of this class of dis eases.tn alltheir
forms. a nd TO give Medical Advice Graf
IL. 10 all who apply by letter, with description
OF their condition, (age, occupation, hits OF
life, &c. } aud in cases Of extreme poverty, 10
Furnish VI edicines Free OF Charge.
IL isneedless TO add that the Association com
mands the highest Medical skill OF the age. and
will furnish tho most approved modern treat
ment.
The Directors ofthe Association, In theiraunu-
alReport upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases
express the highest satisfaction with the success
witch has attended the labors OF their Surgeon
In the cure OF SpermatorrhQa, Seminal Weak
ness. GonoTnoea, elect. syphilis, the Vice O.
and bladder. & c., and order continuance Of the
same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea and 9th
er Diseases q the Sexual organs. and on tie
New Remedies employed Ia the Dispensary sen
TO the ami cted in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge Two or three stamps for postage will be
accertable
Address, for Report OF treatment, DIR. }.
sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Acting surgeon, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street. Phil
adelpuia, Pa.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President
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=
LORD BRoueHAn. in the installation
address phicf he aelisered 10 The Uni
versity ofEdinburg. referred to Wash
ington in the following eloquent
words:
"In Washington We may contem-
plate every excellence. military and
civil. applied to the service ofhis coun
try and Of mankind triumphant
warrior. unshsken ia confidence when
the most ssnguine had right to dis
pair; a successful ruler In all the diff
culr,es Of q course wholly untried-di-
rscring the formation OF n new govern
ment Tor q great people. the hrst time
20 rssh IN experiment. had ever been
tried BY man voluntarily and unos-
tenta:iously retiring from the supreme
power with the vsneration OF al par
ties, Of all nstions. Of ali mankind. thai
the rights Of man might be conserved
and that his example might never b
appealed 10 by vulgadtyrarts. Itwil
be the duty Of the historian and th'
sage, TO omit no occasion OF commem
morating this iIlustrious man. and IN
I'll time shall be no more, will test o
progress which our race has made II
wisdom xnd virtue be derived from tn
vensration paid 10 the immortal nam
Of Washington"
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~ \ g-n.l-msn fosm-rly emp y
el Ia the journal otiis-. AMI who Ma
al ardent supporter OF Fillmore IN
1885. " letter from Memphis. Ten
n-s-~. - y trisn.i IN this city. ssyr:
" here are nv, Lincoln men in my
boar ling nous. out OF ten. and l d"
honestly h.l.-vs tina, Il there MAS "
chspce gwen there would be over ).
ooO vosr- pa led Ler- Tor Lincoln
R.pu olnanism. ou sile VI tn, non
slave boiling ) sles. first broke on.
in 81 L ,uis. the commercial capital OF
Missouri, m u is now manIi.sting
itself in the principal city Of Tsnnes-
see. We may nest expe I TO hear oil
its appearance in NV Orleans. In
fur years more II will be universal
thrrughou, the nalion.-Iad. Journal