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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-27

IossrH k ksPIfEv k kHW1sp & SoSiss1S
SATES OF The PHILADELPHIA. COL
LEGE OF PHARMACY, PRACTICAL
offer to country rhysicians and families perfect
Y Y, NEW and FRESH stock Of pure and reliable NE
DICINES, together with Surgeons InstrKzneHfs,
Psr,wners, Fancy Goods, and all other things in
the Drug line, which they will sell On the best terms
made to order and sent to any part OF the country
LAIDLEY i ROBINSON, Drug Store,
4th and Franklin sts.. Richmond.
~ A. BODEkER 4 CO.. Apothecarles and
~ Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
a general assortment of pure Drugs. Medi
Putty. Dye Stufis, Patent Medicines. brushes Of
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, AL
Seeds, Glue, Sand Psper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snufi,
Medicinal Liquors. SO.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
nished.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
~ TO ssHIPPERs Of FREIGHT
The DIFFERENT RAILROADS WEST OF
LYNCHBURG.--Ycu are required to mark on
all consignmens of every description PLAINLY, with
q paint brush or brand, the weig hit Of each pack
age, the nams of the constance, or a diamond let
ter, and the point Of destination.
The tickets must specify the weight Of every
package separately: and correspond fully with the
Transportation F. J. SAMPSON,
ie 2-.lm Genr Freight Agent z. & D. r. r.
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= Z. - ~: |. s:,; III III
.:.: :: 81 IN &C., .:s: s;:sess IL
, wat ~. 80 81. III co.'s, asla q
~ CA g ~ .!.!,| s1 Ssa t ~
" : - No. = oy,s,.,sT q Hci MS'1sha os:l.
As 81 sss a. sssse 4 irssks. Sal "s
HARM: made cno:uai lsrsc Ia.sss.:. Of TrSnes
lsrssr Than dss;!sbls. and IN order . ssdses or
peck. W win III g abont est Ysiesl. thereby ol
'''' ~ SxlE;c IS ,gAasls 4; 4 1s 70.
80 g. Hk q bao. !. S ssTiRErr, nm
Have now ready laEss. variety Of ell kinds =.
s'Ps &: s s 9 aeqEs sas ssos
Ladies' English Lasting Hssisa ccssrsss and
end 6stton Bcess aDys. "a fssss6 f:,s SiSS.
u ..as: ss Hs.sa ss 4
y sssoP sfNsi 4 vA LIS s:ts
al s4s S t1s best e. Ell Ell 81
n. 800 pairs Harvest Brosans st Is cents.
TO THE LADl Is OF RICH
m, la s. '%SHis sss' %kD
CHILDREN'S SHOES, embracing a great va
fiety Of styles, among which are the following:
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco elippefs; LA:
dies Hee!ed Kid and Morocco Bootees Ladder
Kid RSo! ls
Boots, new style; Ladics' Morocco and Kld Boots,
without heels; Ladies' Morocco and Kid Buskins.
without heels; Misses Heeled Morocco and Goat
Bootees Missee Heeled Congress and Side Laced
pery; Misses HeeIed French Boots. nov .tyls;
Children's Heeled KID aud Morocco Slips and An
kle Ties; Chlldven's Morocco ard Goat BOOtees
without heels; Chidreu's Copper Tipt BOOtees,
without heels; Children's French Boots, new
h any cat Ssr e "a
fashionable emporium no gN @:l g. 'iFAes. IN.
n BOOTS AND 6HOES..43REAT g
PRODUCTION IN PRICEd--CHAS.A
@BEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and 3D.
keeps q large stock of Ladiee'. Gentlemen's and
BODY in Richmond to compete with him in hm ine
e as a. HEs
GREAT REDUCTlON lN The n
PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS.-A
From u to - per cont, saved b{ by
NNN Columbian Hotel building.
MSs.tn H1: q 6:; sgssfty 2: g sso s
Jim sexed Bocts, 60 Congress Cater Boots, =;
6ne calf skin sewed Shoes, 8 q.
j. II. ANTHONY ha4 made arYanEemenp VITA
Of the best makers in the city Of Philadelphia
e supply him nth handsome and spbstsntiai cal
os Fl
HALF. .s ..s.,...lss& 8 = ~ 90 23-d&Wts
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THIS y1k6fNIA LIFE HN3UkA9CE
= COMPANY y nov fully 1rey.fed for bssi-
called % ths imDortancs Of ID objects. This Com.
lany, under IN charter. divides ssvsn.eighths Of
holders. thereby giving the assured the a1van-
tasss Of the mutual system, With the pledEe q
secarity that it, 6tockholdsre have . permanent
moaeyed interest in conducting it affairs with
prudence and ECONOMY. -
The Charter requires one-half Of the Capital
Stock aad Earnings to b invested in Bond and
Mortgage on uninoumbered Real Eseaee, worth
double The amount. 20 ~
The chief object Of the Company h 70 cid in re-
tanning 81 hone The immonso amount Of mcney
miune q. HortAosn ComRaaios. That money will
- !0aAA4 70 o1seQpen Tor . term Il yAAss, at -
Endcwnenm and AAnaires granted. Lhe and
term Policies o1nDd At - 10y rates - oAhor good
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cheap sfora Of JUAN PlzZINI. il Main st.
c. sds so s5shka s WTHoEEsEsskr II S
friends ira sSs Isbhc: BIO. Lsss.s a. JaS. and sS
U&ss .:ss: o.
county y' cured Basop Hams; Western Sides and
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns : GOOD sssorsm T n.
osts G Rss s hisssy. I'D "a and d. ssod
mans Rye whlskey i a; n. WOODS tye n, y hls.
key, old and good; stssrns , e %h;. 1,a NM
y whs,sy AsrBHs Brady Msds'9a VINES and
other articles too numerous TO aeHiGn eau , sSu
ste ga k.ri ss. = ' : $40 -,
psae. s: ;isad; sPd iRsGss s;
iHSfse GssENE ERA =" coMMissfoN MERCHANT.
He vim attend % the purchase and sale Of MsI
Sacoo. :nS 81 dssc1ipsicn: of Country Produce
ais sSesal attention VII b gwen 70 sli Sns,nsss
E E. Ss,s: sss With y. s q
pubic patfonaae. He refers, BY permi.s oa'so
1'::'' Rs:sss; $:: 49, 'sse'''
e:; ssa!is fI Si5: : Hs..''' D''a.'''
sas.A' HesAiAKR, III rs !. kES Sy xss1f
s 2.s; e. e.; IL, s ca' and Va 81 e ssts
EP SHsSSE xSSS5SasE1lisas i 4 1&k.o.Asrs.
81. gz1n.ss n J; YFF5AAEaSa sEENEks .r
On :, sa ne :as 81 . a.s.n sS"
Bass f issai:s. Ss ss. q ,s sssf
A zUcT1oSkxE.AzElpos Commission
win .s...A rexnisfiy 8 sSs salss Of HORSES.
nULESh WfG0NS e., 3. sh .s Ac,s Les' every
1 ss &. s, sss:s T.: az. '''. =
7OMN n GORDON . son,
mrs srnxar. MAJ TIE Ex c,i.iens ~ tGg6S.:
$3.50 Esx,s =. AiEs ss:A R:sssa @
H:, ss' ~ i ssa ss.s 'oa e.
tfoa Aa1 Pov plstee Asa, .!sate a ~ ~
\ 3 s';ss;' - H.::'
Wa c56sstSfs siiSss ;1fEE KfSEl5ggss,Ss.
9::;s. :l 8 5sS ssH T1Hsffx k5
!. Asss;:: 's's's' 'a'.'' = ciGtRfitt 6Ei1.p.
JzaT5sl SIi1 fksas2 8 & tos vo.ss.
LIN sIGsf;iiI 1la VI AKA.
YS Sfd&2a e s ssss,.sss.i ~ Ssaiiss par
R!:Iss:s;S;t s III ~ $685. 80
N11S101 . Cos. ~.....,,s
t{e$ e {! ! !! = !. S:I..s.s l:!:|:,
u,y, l.x4a...l rE.is ~,lhs.'' A.ss.sa,A
$500 81 ss::a,l.r. ~.
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Iroa Front BaiIdIass, 0overnor

GA4A0A AND e11AA00W A0EA1
HOoeTs.A ka4QvA.. o. e0HAnF 4 CO; ~
EtE0ANTSgToGK, t ~ cH SismTHhSis ~ ffNS
S MEX 81 BsoAD sND 1 IA Rb bfs.-As % xs;s
compelled 10 dive pUssession Of our store to the
Traders Bank IN tho Ssd OF June. and conse-
anently. have still very heavy stock On hanes we
cuaolnded % sell for . few days ~ eost, and re-
quest call Of all housekeepefe - wAns0f Z PRIME
article &c very low figure. Our suDrly 81 Din
rer. Tea and Chamber Sets. Sl!ver- Plated, Ahate
Brittantn, Japanned and Block Tin. Ware Bird
Casee, Csrrias and theusande OF other asticles
useful and ornamental j. complete ana = hne -
a! Z, Is ss St "a. 90 e..
20 KkEaEE & PAkks1 lN1pMOVED
06TONE-WAREF FRUIT JARS. with Cork
etoppers, Air Tight. for Preserving Fresh
Fruit, Oysters. Mince Meat. &c. We have
very large asoOStment If the above superior
Jass, Of all Nses st very low prices, 1t our Potte-
~ corner 'Sa ssg SaIy ts.ist m.,.f.c,urs
~O KEEP COOl-CHARCOAL-PAC
NWATER COOL ERS.-We have on hand
lar9e assortment of the very best quality
Of Charcoal Packed Water Coolers Of our
own mHnafactnfs. neatly painted, OF 81 siSes from
cheapest COolerS a the CITY. Cal AZ, n 49,.
1 NEs{sa re sN Corner 18th and Cary sts.
@ q LA0SWAR E..ComprlslnG Goblsts,
WI Tumblers, Wines, Cham2asne:; Decanters,
ey. Lem9nades: Lager Beer 6!a:ses, sslass
Store Of ' T: I. a. BGIKLGY, ii Main street ss
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NEARLY ONE R rERdIzkkr TO EVERY Two
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves. $40; Quarters, g.
Corflicafes OfPackages in the above Scheme
willie sold at the following rates, which is the
risk: Certi6sste Of Packaee of = Whole Tickets.
HE'S; Certificate of Package of &c Quarter Tick
ets.. e7476; Certificate Of Package OF Is Eighth
Tickets, 81 81.
= - SPLENDID SCHEME!
4sfs 4eE Is a. TO BIZ DRAWn
~ EACH WEDN ESDAY IN JUNE. 9lh
Glass 39 Draws on WEDNssDAv. June e. 1870.
Nearly ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
Is TICKETS.
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~ 1Uuu1uuuu1u NOHFOLk. Old POINT
Aef1 E} dCOMFORTAND W@
=, 80 :! 49,. s-5 =. j IN Pr

-,..--.> RICHMOND AND YORK
RIVER BALBOA DAT,
ROUTE TO OLD POINT AND NORFOLK
FARE 81, MEALS ExTRA.1On ano after
daily, Except Sunday az follows: 8
REGULAR PASSING ER TRAIN,
Stopping only on signal, at Meade Y, Dispatch and
Tunstall's, will leave III. 80.
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~~-nroArn onnxRAxA

-z---.---...
2GnnTc - -
R|S1S1uS SSS11 S.s-;Ihie lnse,sruoA.
b viieS u L i psrssics ssv3s
ylEkliies "a q aessaa!s!. 10 1osit.oa. e! =
do SOslbty pf ~ W ssese11ial srsae
A1atpS Ye8e4 ~ Kle& 4a4eeeez. kAs. -
~ 49, ~ ~ - T. i =
|snoonvenieese - = Neassa q shen 1uy.e',s -
.itiss,st lssss,eh yin y ls.d = - 'ytss Z
ENsses. which Are VIZ ccms M vuSfnsd n
"a :' 1 sskf s sss::s .L;. -
@ Ne srsa. .!S.nsias S g Ssrs;sui srsss
Ssss9f eLAV ~ ssa essscasssoss sd svsrJ
Heesass<y sissssies. :, siise s.
sI2yas,s On sse ~. rs:1esaa 2. - .sae..., q
wla's 80 d f's.s: Rooii'. ''tvssi.. q q sI
For lf.osiops Of . week. aftss the hrse week. q
p the eente rates, . 2. u cents 1of oay.l
"a: hss &.
EXCEED the oees.9 ios IsA W.. = .,,;.., A..
rps inc!}oee ~ ch3SkSs W ooeiH&. v
nsnt With tho la6Imary Of the Medical C2a!sGes
small additional fees {anGlng IRON ~ g ~ win
may % asoertained before. hand ~ sp1hcaAen %
one q taS 81, as psn In IT. ~, rnynclsss'
al patients sss under oar immsdiate sars. one
when psss::.!y |; ana u ease. e dl5ca!,, oon-
ira charge to the patient. A rssident Physician.
two Students and Matrcn. have the patients IN an
al sSm mist I'll @ed,eins: ordered.
When !seuessed weekly reports v'h . gwen on OF
Sssses: X tie soaas;y. wishing 70 send patients
s e ~. o. sss k::!ssns Shy:;s'sa
cred vehicle 70 any rars o. tne Ely ~ ~ M.s,:I
70, thu pTrgo:e s1sSss on Mn sns SstTeeS
"'A an. A1r assn ne snss.S11ss AND svssrens
JAM ES BOLTON, NJ. D., 0faoe So U0swoon ~
and eth.
door above Richmond House.:
Hotel.
WIN. ". PARKER. M. D.. Law Building. cor
Bf pSRxi X D.. II Resident ss,Hn Physician
- 49,, !. . !. y - -,,, :, : me- . !, 49,,
sss Gssss :ss'::a
"f INC accoMrmGmuatEiSSn ol ?n ndra tre.t
S n.rf ana NHonoho' '0aui'iHs '''0o''"' ''e''-
"g w.. pe,,ou, who desire II. can bs furnished
TX Is S rs Exams wbSre thew viii en;oS
every comfort and convenience,
The accommodations for SLAVES, - heretofore,
are ample, and the attention Of owners Of negroes,
both in the city and country. is again. invited to
OF patients. 49, - -
ulIy attended to.
All patients are under the care Of the Professors
an ef6cent corps Of assistants In. ca ses Of difi-
who Without extra St charge to the patient. ~
Tas S sss oa
White Persons ....--------..---,..3 e per week.
! . - in private rooms. 81 to Sl5
law n n
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OFFICE HlCH,D PETEKHBG 4. Il. CU.,l
-s@ Richmond, Va, April 3, 1850. (
CHANGE 1F HOURS
44k On and affsr M6NDlY, the &c
will IA follows: =. - : q . -
Trains LEAVE RICHMOND roR rETxxsRyHs...
Expfess, daily texcept Sundays a. .4.O A. N
Acc0 mmOdatiOn daily, (exoept Sundaysl
At.~-~-.. 800 - U0 A. N
Mail daily Except Sundays) at..... :. Ass r. n
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOB RICHMOND.
Express, daily at. ----.. $50 A. d
Accommodation daily (except Sundays.1
at. : ~ - A. IA
Mail, daily, Except Sundays,) at 49,. SOC P. N
; sp3-ts THOS. H. WYNNE, 6uperinte nde%t.
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-. SAMUEL s. BUKCH Is now in my
employ as CUTTER, and desires his for
~ mer friends and patrons to call and exam
Inc the large and varied assortment of
-.CLOTHS, CASSI MER Els and VESTINGS,
as well as Ready Made Clothing, which he is now
prepared to furnish them on as good terms ard in
as good style as any similar house IN the State
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~r-~, VIRGINIA CEN II h Al
LIZ s&5E5 RIA 1 r Q "A D--TAe D Al
!. !. Il q; ALL and PASsENGE
for GQRDQNSVILLEr CHARLOTTESVILLE,
STA UNT0N. LYNcHBURG.. AI.ExANDRTA.
Southwest, and daily Except Sundaysl for JACK
SONS RIVER and iptermediste Stations west Of
meet with the Tram at Staunton. Mlllboro' and
JacksOn'e River For particulars. inquire at the
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- ~
TAILORING, &c,

-. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING HOUSE.-We would inform
~ the citizens ard public generally. that we
VT have now in store a. large, varied and com.
@pete assortment of Gentlemen's SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, embracing all the latest styles and novel
ties of the season. which, point OF style, taste
and durability, cannot be surpassed, all of which
are manufactured by ourselves, expressly to suit
the tastes and wants of this market, and which en-
ables us to sell at much more reduced price than
any other hSgse IA the Sity Also. Ia.sn sss2 IT
GOODS always on hand. We would remind the
young men and followers of fashions, that we are
continually receiving sample cards of the latest
short notice. any thing to complete a gentleman's
wardrobe. lO3, N; WALKER 4 CO, 1O3,
Cor. Main and l4th or Pearl SITS.
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A MRS. WOOL o u Z, Cupper and
Lsechsr. Isl Main street. over g. Sutheriana' Gsn
attended the ladies Of Richmond. and given uni
versal satlsfactiOn. - 80 II ~ - -, -
Mrs. w. will attend those reauinng her ser
vices ,st all hours, day or night.
N. B.-LkECHES' for sale. Orders from the
oOant.y carefully packed. ssls - 5O-Sm
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E~ 9EORaK ,. sTEELa -. .,.. :
Ofioo sad Residence 0outhwest corner Main end
Nh sts., krst door shove Crenshaws New Hotel,
Havisg q sxpssiepes Of tsa years h. his profess
mon. he feels eQnsde4t Of .9ivlng satisfaction to
th0.e Who may lAv09 him with then DAks0pAss. Z
1R-kn -
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~ AT Law AND NOTARY. PUBLIC
Practices il al the copSts Of the city q Hlca-
ONCE corner Bank and nth streets, hichmond,
Va. He 10 also CUmmisslouef of the United States
Court Of Claims. spl6-3m
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DIR. r. e. LUCKETT having 10
~ Gated permanently in the city of Rich
mOnd, tenders his professional services TO the cti
xens
"a Office. Ballard House. Residence, Mrs. Mos
by 3, corner OF 9th and Franklin sits. je lin
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR.. Z. 8. McGR UDEK, Of Hen
- rice, hay,ng taken an Office on RANK
LIN STREET, FIRST house above Metropolitan
Hail tenders his professional services TO the pub
Tic. lie lin
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= WHOLESALE d DE RIs!N t ~

AND REFTNED CANDY MANUFACTUKEH,
Keeps always hand the LARGEST and freshest
stock of FRUlls. NUTS. PRESERVES &c,
and is continually receiving, by every steamer :pd
cheap stora Of JUAN PlzZINi. il Main st.
= m. 8OSHER, SUCCESSOR To WILL
~. SON & BOSHEh, WHOLESALE AND RE
r All. GR0CEH has for nala the snoWug
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~ Will Issued abaut renih Of December isCO
Ord,u hsd according TO dates Of recrI ton. "A
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~ CLUsIvELY f0R CASH.
THOMAS d OUARLES

10 snylous eose his stock Of GOODS irmedaey and will
from this day Offer great inducements TO tn trade purchase
him Ills stock s consist OF greet desirable
uculArlJ In RICU EISTER SINS. which he ul belov
cost
All In want OF Goods saving OF IS TO per CENT
will hnd their advantage examine hts sock before purchA
Ing TII0s d. QUARLEs
oc21 229 Broad street
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MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER II, 1860.
Q. CRAM.
IMPORTER OY AND DEALER In IoRrInS

Q. CRAM,
IMPORTER oY AND DEALER IN VoRnGS
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
As now on hand as doe and complete
III articles his line found anywhere and invites hi.
friends and the public geyeraT 10 examine HI extensive stock
He has IN way to land week tVo direct Germany
lot OF the Gaest -
H0CK AND h0SELLE WINES,
Selected with all possible s and exoresy him. Has
also just received supply Of Champagne OF the
homes OF BoaehS h noet chsndon and sdos
In half pnts, plnts. quarts and haf galons)
Also hand hue old London Dock and very
perior scotel Whisky. des
NOTICE TO TAX PASEas.-Pusisnt to an ordi.
~ nance passed llh January 1885, wi Aeqd the Coec
tors Once In the City Hail. fro the 18th u the 3t OF Decenb
Inclusive 20 receive the remaining half m such
rs are entitled deduton Of 10 per cent having prsyusy
paid the frat half In June last In With sal ordnance
JULIUS A. H0BsnN, @ T.
BIt VIII be seen BY the above that the coll required
10 attend at office fro the 18th nth rece
taxes remaining due from June January term
The hnsings Codt hes required by ordinance advertise
qqen real estate TO be sold for payment OF taxes
who have not viii the necessity Of Ing
these taxes, ss vi be impossible for The Collector cali on
them before he GdysrllseL
de3-dlm ~
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RICHMOND WHIG.
NEW JERSEY STATE UNION cONvENTION-DE-
TERhINED SPIRIT-THE ADDRESS AND RES0-
LUTIONS-COMMOD0RE STOCKTON, Ere, Ere.
CorsspOndsHes Of The NsY York BTpress


The three State Committees Bell Douglas and Beck
nrdge having called the people Ofthe State to meet here
in Convention to-day there large turnout OF the
substantial men-the wealth and power of the State.
What is worthy Of remark is that the Convention Was
made up in great degree OF manufacturers capitalists,
&C. Who have hitherto taken but little public interest in
politics. however earnestly they may have felt in private.
Hence Convention Of such representative men has a
weight and power in its movements that at home where
the men are known are calculated TO have the happiest
effect upon the public mind OF the State. think may
say without making mistake, that IL the Presidential
Election Of New Jersey 10 be held over again now,
the msjoy against the Republicans would be at least
1000 but more probably 600. Not only do the manu-
acurers understand th,t politics and business are
identical when sectional Issues made 10 q country,
but the great body Of the labOTers understand it too.
The ConyentOnists here to-day at h'st INDUCED the
hope that some OF the conservative Republicans would
take plrt in it-Aud some few had promised but party
discipline brought to bear upon them and they were
scared off Hence the expression is only OF the Bell
Dougas-Breek But the position of such Conven-
tionsts neveitheCss is Of power inAsmuch as New
Jersey is the only Free State which segregated self
from the Northern hjCk these ConVeuonists here
assembled we're the men that did il.
In the forenoon after prayer from the Reverend Mr.
Hall, Temporary organization was effected by putting
10 the Chair Frederick Belts E,q who made some very
appropriate remarks when the following Committee
selected TO create permanent organization, viz:
James W. Allen Of Burlington Judge Campbell, of
Somerset; A. 7. Livingston of Mercer; theodore Run.
yon Of Essex aud Daniel Hobson, OF Bergen.
Next, the following Committee were created to re-
port resolutions.
Commodore r. +. Stockton. Joseph ,. Randolph, A.
r. Spear Charles d. Desher, Samuel j. Bayard Rodman
N. Price and David Naar.
In the afternoon the Convention reassembed and the
Committee organization reported for permanent Chair
man
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FLRMS.
Paper e8 aAnun; seui ecAV, oS Weekly, - -
IN aavGn8a Re2ncea be made a hs rlA Of he
Pub1heru an whore evidence Ne dsDot Of
lsttsri ne Post Once containing money.
0as squAre 90 nnes les Insertion 70
EAch additional Insertion ... .................. 80
One Month without Altsraton. 80
three % % ...,..........-...l IL W
~ 40 90 - W
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reaction will commence You will be held to bloody

reaction will commence. You will be held TO bloody
responsibility.
The howl Of famshed free labor, upon which you viii
have brought dcsiituton and misery win track your gull
~ steps even the palace reside Of your capitalists
and il the streets Of your cities do not red with gore
it will be because the vengeance Of the masses will be
appeased with the execution Of those who have produced
the mischief.
On one side there is presented to the North the con
cesson OF what is rght-a willingness to perform the
terms of the original bArgain-a concession which only
requires the exercise Of just msgnanimy and the aban
donment of vain alaces. and visionary specuations-
On the other side, dissolution Of the Union, and civil
war.
The small States In the event Of dissolution Of the
Union would occupy position Of great danger and they
ought to consent and doubtless would If necessary
any proper amendment of the Constitution which
would prevent that terrible OF all evils to them the
dismemberment Of the Union
The Union Was originally made far more perfect by
the exercise of concession cancellation and compromise
and may be preserved forever by adherence TO good faith
Justice and patriotism.
Let us forget ali past differences Let TO re-
member that have belonged to different political par
ties aud address ourselves the work of preserving the
Union Let us here this battle field OF the Revou-
tonary war send forth TO our brethren in the North
invocation to abandon the feeling that has eoparded the
peace and fraternity Of the Union Southern breth
rem an earnest suppcaon TO wait not to act hastily and
fraternal admoniOn that il will be an easy thing
destroy the Union which may be done any time, but
TO remodel and reconstruct il will be difficult and the
work of aRes