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General Agents for the Southern States
OPINIONS OF MEN OF SCIENCE.

OPINIONS OF MEN OF SCIENCE
Prof Benjamin Sman, says Il entirely approve of your
Rod submitted it to eminent scientific mana pract
cal man, and he agrees with me in Op nionn
have recey the sample of Electrical Conductor which
You sent me for inspection and regard it suited to
the end for which it is intended -
The important conditions OF Conductor are-extent of
surface, continuity Of metal, and freedom from oyjaon
These conditions, apprehend better secured by YOUR
arrangement by those other conductors now in S
fact which cannot fail to recommend it "
Respectfully JAS HADLFY
Professor of Geneva Medical College, \. Y.
Your conductor very great advantage in beinq
in single large Rod cannot be made in one nice.
tsufcient length without joints, and should con
s of than piece. by placing together three ar
more wires large Rod is Obtained all in one continuous
Conductor 1t will afford qualification to he of service
Yours Respectfully; E. MERRIAM,
of brooklyn Heights, N. Y.
The Electro Conductor presents large surface of the
hest available conducting substances, and is by its eX.
bty easily adapted buildings Its freedom from Joints
and couplings, is decided advantage When properly
erected it constitute, in Judgment eguard from the
destructive ELECTS of atmospheric electricity
Prof of Chemistry and Medical JurisprHdenca
We fully concur in the above statement
j. L. CASSELS.
Prof Materia Med.ca, Phar and Botany
have been much pleased with your Conductor for Flee
upon ingenious method Of avoiding the difficulties
belonging To all the Lightning Rods which have n
these most of the Rods pro
lection. Respectfully, EDWARD HITCHCOCK,
President of Amherst Collegs, Mass
The Washington Union Insurance Company, in its Aprl
report states that half Of its losses the country
during the past from fires caused by lightning
ofbnildngs protected by good Lightning Conductors
apl1-eO2w
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9ubIit SaIts.
HY e. ". BENNE
HB f.. W. KENNETH * ca
E@ . SALE OF STOCK, a.
81 THE PROPERTY &GH
or }. HOWARD McHENRY ESQ,

~ II. W. KENNETH u CD
In .. SALE OF STOCK, ~
! <S~Sl THE PROPERTY &
OF ). HOWARD McHENRY ESQ,
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY MD,
49, BY U b Lie lotion.
ne qncGrslgned will offer at public sale in Baltimore OF
THIS ia the 10Th of April, 1917 oc OK A. NJ at The
GENERA l. WAYNE STABLES, corner OF ral4l0r. ard
Paca eets - ''i' anu
The thorough bred STALLION CLAUDE MEl.NOTTE ,,
by Boston, out of Slender. 80
The Thoroughbred MARE PURITY" by Boston, out Of
TWO three wear old STALLION COLTS, srcd in Yer.
mont one by Plato. the other by Sherman Black Hawk
a number OF MARES, GELDINGS and COLTS, of differ
Several =, DEVON and ALDERNEY BULLS and COWS
SUFFOLK BOARs, SOWS and PIGS.
detailed descriptive list of this stock ready for dis
N B-The animals will be for examination several DAYS
previous to sale At the General Wayne Stables Baltimore
city j. HOWARD McIIENRY.
F. W. BENNETT e. co,
ap13Iil7IS,l9-5t Auctionecrs
Ami PUBLIC SALE
A4..n PROPERTY on MONUMENT STREET
me subscriber Attorney for the owners, will offer at
PuoiIc auction on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the Goth day of
"IIi'i lT T4IG a ~ { o'clock on the premises
hahore described as follows Beginning at the distance
o 1teen feet and six inches the corner formed Nv e
intersection OF the east side of Bethel and the south side of
h S!ret and fronting each thirteen feet on the
10 an alley ten feet wide Subject the mn vment Of th
annual ground rent of twenty-siX dollars each - Wv
hacl OF these Lots is improved by substantial tbree
story DIV Filing, with a.onestory Back Building
Terms of Sale-Onehalf cash, and the 7balanca in six
months, with int est and satisfactory security
JOHN p. POE,
Attorney for the Owners,
.,,,-, e,oo +. W. BENNETT n CO,
lNI
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Stocks. GYfbanGR, If

STOCKS, Gxtbangs, 1T.
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED By
- apl9.h JOSIAH LEE & c.
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
~ apl9tf JOSIAH LEE 4 co.
Ct. LOUIS, CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
apls.tf 800 - ','' 'SD''"', JOSIAH LEE h co
ENIRST GLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO
Il GERS Four Months PAPER wanted by
WESTON AND MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
w. wa BANK NOTES wanted by
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
4VA CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted by
ap-l1I No p Second street.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D BONDS of lssowanted by p r. s,,,,,r,
apl7tf No. p second 5 i' Street.
ClTY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
apl7-f No a second street
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
~ wanted by SAML HARRIS Jr,
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
1SBQSDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
apliu Basement Chesapeake Bank.
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Dby SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
aliu Basement Chesapeake Bank.
ENREMEN'5 INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
IL by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
ui't Basement chesapeake Bank
LTOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER.
Il JOHNSTON, BROS. & co
Are paying the highest prices for FOREIGN Gold and Silver
SPANISH AND PATRIOT DOUBLOONS.
- JOHNSTON. BROS &CO
VIII furnish srn,,h and Patriot Donboons at the shortest
ENGLISlI, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
aD7-f JOHNSTON, BROS Il 20
MARYLAND STATE SIX PER CENT.
w INSCRIBED STOCK ofIs.G Northwestern Virginia
mh3Otf JOSIAHLEE& co.
SPANISH DOUBLOONS
mh22 If McKIM It co.
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
N dl9tf TH0S. J. CARSON.
4 iOUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
~ foinia due January LIST, 1860, will he cashed by
n2lu Il Smiths wharf up stairs.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
o45ff to suit JNo $. GlTTIS &c $ot co.
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO Il co.
- San Francisco, Cal, and on P. G. BOMBALIER co.
apIOu Il smiths wharf up stairs
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
lAsaIe in sums to suit. JNo. S. Cuttings co,
o25tf 20 South street.
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- For sale by KNOX 4 co,
aulSG 9GrOcrrs Exchange.
nLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP GOVEG; 4 co,
jen corner Baltimore and Harrison SIS.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
IL LAMBERT Cuttings,
Jllu IS BuChanans wharf
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY JO-
~ STAH LEE & co. i2tf
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER Il Co,
iel-tf Baltimore and Harrison
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER Il CO,
Jclu Baltimore and Harrison
ITNGURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- by PHILIP COVER co,
lel-tf Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
~ wanted by KNOX l. co,
| ap2S-u Exchange Place.
| ~ apl4-tf JNO. s. Cuttings X co.
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Attorney for the Ownel
lfl7,lS,I9 cost Anctio T 2e
BY SAMUEL j. sOPElt * co

F::t TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
cree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the IN
sA dersigncd will offer for sale on tie premises on SAT
.URIAG, 2lst April, 1860, at 4 o'clock, p NJ "
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND described as follows that
Is 10 say Scanning for the the
son street at the distance of II feet eastcrly from the north
east intersection OF Spring and Jefferson streets and run
S thence eaStwardly, binding Jefferson street Is feet
thence norhery parallel with Spring street so feet to an
alley ~ feet WIDE thence weStwardy parallel with Jrr
ofbeginnng. On " W '' p''Oe
This lot is improved with good BRICK DWELLING
and is subject to the annual rent of so ''''-'''
with interest and security. ''
oRYILLE IORWTTZ Trustee
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SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT
~ . FURNITURE.

AT AUCTION.
will sell on HIS Thursday MORNING April 10Th AZ Id
O'Clock. Il my SaeSroQm, No. los Fayette ST
"A y ERG SUPERIOR LOT or ROSEWOOD AND
MAlSGT CITY Made FURNITURE, iz:-Richly
carved iee Paror Chairs, Arm do, in Preen and gold
ma hrocatee one Superior Bedstcad and Rosewood
rGSsnE Ahne marble top, Rosewood Washstand, all
rsvEssE~-1~=s One Ga Octave PIANO, in Rosewood
sssszle5 in perfect order, with sundry other
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
IN CLUSKEYiS
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,

A GREAT POLITICAL WORK.
N CLUSKEY'S
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK,
r BY N. W. CLUsKEY Washington, D G.
ltcontal!s, among other things
The various Party Platforms,
The Kansas Legislation of Congress
Governors Gcary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Adj
Stephens and othels $ Reports on Kansas.
fhe material portion of the Kansas, Nehraska Pill
The Crttenden Montgomery, Senate and Engli Bills
The votes on the same in each House.
Indeed everything essential apperainng to the same,
cuding President Plerce's Special Message
The Constitution of the United States.
Articles Of Confederation,
Ordinances of 1884 and 1881.
Mr. Ciays Report in favor of Distribution of the Public
Lands and able documents against it, with full history
President Pierce's Veto Of the INDECENT insane land
The Address of Mr.. Faulkner on the subject
A history OF Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
President Pieces Message, vetoing the River Harhor
The 'chooi i,and Bill, and votes thereon
The Clay ton bnlwer Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Adolf
II Mr. Toomb's Boston Lecture Slavery.
Messrs Fremont and BuGhanan's Letters of Acceptance.
Ness 5. Buchanan and Williams Lete,s the Bargain
nd intrigue Charge
The aaysville Road veto
Report of Mr. Davis, of South Carolina on the Political
Power of the Supreme Court
Mr.. Buchanan Minority Report on the same subject
Gov Wise and Mr. Carnther etters against the meri-
can organization and Hon A. H. Suarts Letters signed
MADISON defending il.
Kenneth Rayne s Speech Philadelphia in November,
1856, and in North Carolina in 1882.
history of, with the votes the vsrous Tariffs.
history Of the United States Bank AID Abolition Pc
titions.
Mr.. Fillmore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History of the Annexation of Texas.
Opinion of Public Men the Power Congress the
Territories.
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Conven ton and Georgia Platforms
ssouri Compromise, with every thereon sectionay
classified,
The Compromise Measures oflS50
Clayton Compromise.
Wmst Provso.
With many other things, too numerous to mention
Every subject fully treated in
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cS This Book will post up the public speaker fully the
Kansas and other questions
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IntnseTlfnts

inlnsemtrts
| NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS
rr.- MIRrHFUL READN SGso' hk STREET
q. r,,,,, Ms, cH4RzEs BASS,
~ See Programme in small bills.
To be had Of the Committee at the prn
.r,-q. Mr.. BASS, Western Hotel,
@Pi. Howard and ar"toga streets.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
NsHr GRA96 Scenic EGEP SfP1ssF
VIII" fDp essnys 9s sni aFa Ev
New DRESSES AND
TRAINED CORPS OF FEMALE hMaaoNssff N 10 )
III 4H i 5 7 = Ab Mf l5tn
Sir Sir Rupert the Fearnaught. Mr. G Barton Iii
oye; S. Balcony E5 Dress ssG crei
e6a1ss sf" @@y s efs'e % cents
IAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW
Me-. p,.,. FRONT STREET 4: Fl Theatre,
'' m'' THE LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
THIS fQ lRsERWE'Eafyl 4 BEaEFf hPF 81 18TH
MIR. TOM KlNG,S
Prior to his departure for Europe
ne e. WI II THROW S.MERSGTILT OVER THE ELF
skErs so T&E 2'G B GESF EFS WITH
First F HiS FGH EaTH pupil onr Tom
N EESGR 4fT aRd f !faEifG ffats
The Original American HumCrs and the wonderful
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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04
-cceptnnce OF Mar. Bel.
Letter Of Kr. HINT to NJ. Bsg.


DEAR SIR: Il has become my sgraea5!e duty,
as The presiding ofi,s of the National Union
Convention, which Terminated its session in this
city last evening, to inform you tina: you haye
received the nomination of thai body as its caa-
dida.a FOX the Office of President of the United
States.
AT frank interchange Of $, ntimen,, il
which the merits Of all the distinguished candi-
dates presented for our consideration we canvass
ed in thu most f.ienily spirit, the Convention
resolved, with entire unanimity and great enthu-
siasm, to place your name before the American
people as lie chosen representative Of its principle
CT constitutional liberty and union.
With just appreciation Of your known mOder-
alton and justice; your uniform support of wise
and beneic Mt measures of legislation; your firm
and herci- resistance of the peal Of he Missouri
compromise and all kindred measures calculated
TO e1gsnder sectional discord and your lifelong
devotion to the union, harmony, and prosperity Of
these States, ii was decided with one accord thai
you are the man for the crisis, and that with your
honored name Inscribed on our banner an earncs,
appeal shall be made to the people to rally for
the preservation of our nationa. Institutions. We
feel, one and all, that your election to the Presi
deney wouid insure the integrity of our Govern
ment, restore the peace of the Union, and afford
an unfai!ing guarantee for the supremacy Of the
Constitution and the Laws. y
have the homer TO be, with respect,
Your oJcdient servant.
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rEVO the Stock Subscribers Of the Lcuisisna
a Central Stem of the Mississippi and Pacific
Rail Road Company.
Th Directors of this company having closed q
cont act on the 10Th Of last month with 3Ir. j. ID;
Champlin FOR the building Of eighty mIies of this
Read fom the Atchafalaya River to Cole, on
terms that is satisfactory
The Subscribers notified and requested to
pay five per cent of the amount of their sub scrip
tons on demand to A G. Pearce Esq, the Treas
urcr; ten pr nj For the first Of November n.xt;
TIN per cent on the FIRST of December next and
f,n per cont on the first of January mkt
lTonp' collections are necessary and fufther
subscriptions are respectfully solicited for the pro.
motion Of this important enterprise
aug @-if H. BOlCE, President
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Ecot,s Gull 4 N :seo, ard ~ thoss On tha,ssis
is ,sp; river (Which hsse net not been AL To-
v;sit a. fI.eexre,ioii 81 Nj sorsi, Trough of,su
kindly invited pad ee-sfcss That It i;'ssry PAL
fl t. ne 20 withdraw from that blcad fc.d q
cong'rial iahor to tread ;ls ko,ny and tieah,ess
path Of polite,
Apa,f from the pec'niary rr7oets Of The case,
wiilh. h1wTcr, ERE c7r,id "a',,o Importance, I
win eanddy Soy, that IN ho'.,.rg ~ to .he aami-
ring yoneia;;on Of he An,,.esr pto7le til, j,c =
.ess''.ss.e q vs. birg'on. (lin,-t ;b~ onyj' bond
/ y itatensl sentiment " Sch the bit rGc.s of Gu
spcionai cc.u.ov. ,ic. has IL. us,) f.si h. if |
was doing n,era good, q far as an abb to d.
snr god anl con, ibuting more 70 re9iy IT,.
kindly i."g'.l,sh once cziS-Vf-nctwe-- 90
:al' s 'ib c.I which now r.giay. to ss d, ally
rx,irc,, ilsl ] could possibly Go by ugss ng in
the wrtchad scramble for oficl-whichlis one
great source Of the dangers Tia: threaten the
county.
These considerations, and others Of a SIN more
personal. nature, have. necessarily occasoncd me
TO reflect long and nxiously, before accepting the
nomination with which tn Union Convention
! las houe'cd me. In yielding at lng;h to the
"Uncst solicitations which have been addr ssed
to me, from The mos; respectable sources in almost
every V:2t Of lie Union, Elnala painful sacrifice
# inclination To what am led to be.i-v' public
duty. 1t has b.ar urged upon uc, and cannot
t,uy that auchismy own feeling, that have ia,-
IN upon timts which ca, upon al good citizens. AZ
what ever cost cf 'fsoHal convenience, to cyDib-
ut thar share, however humble, to the public
service.
! suppose it to be lie almoj. universal impress
/ ioni- is Certainly rsinc-;Lat :lla existing state
Of Affairs is extremely critical Our ro.ital con-
| r5usigs have substantially assimcd an almost
puy.y sectional chaIac ci-that ola fearful strug
! glt between She North and The South l. would
not o. Gihicult 10 show at length III, paIous Ia
turn aad tendency Of Til tIusg,e bus l can OF "
say. on this occasion. that Ia my opinion. it eau
| 10, b. longer k .. up without lending tn Union
! | 10 not mean tina, tthyr OF thr great parties in
! ;hc country desires aims 2, a paEation If th-
States as final oL.lc., a.tiogh there are cAtrc-
nj, t. in considerable nu.Fc.s who have that oh
! let in view. Wb..a Il prgout AMI bal iii rfu-
euce is exercised by men of tbs class in both
.c,-a. Il ,he Union, portion Of the conserve
! I've 3. asses are ins,na be and gradually g,aIcd
mo Coz. I.;euce vi h opinions and sont.n.uts
with wLicb, IN III outset ii : hi TO sympathy
! .I.gntire, almost wholly u.s'c,trG the man
raoic interests, our political cohtIprc-sirs turn
more arl luore or questions in r-rreLc. :owli,h,
d abstract loinu,;e, til g!,at eag:ora IF Ii IN
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.cL:e. 60, 3. .. CI.arl.I.l.a.
staning.on County. July. ls!h lse

Dea: Sin
p esunic you have heard from Judge Doyce Of
ny pur.ha1. Of Ia; Raii Road lion, Eow at th3
mouth Of Red River, and or tie steamer at
A'txanl!is
The Company wiz deliver i, at once On ths
A.,hl.,.aya River, On the spot where we wan; i,
a,i lors 90 be- able 10 commence laying i;dcwn
H. Dee b. x, hIy..g made I'll ofny a.!aIgc-
4u,rts &, celu.h,uce work iU.Octoberrcxt.
This lion weighs some 4-i2 It's per yard more
ii.an icy couua-, calls for, consequently il VII
cost o}.T : 100 per ton more On iHst account
This Rail is Of American make, Of me very best
qualify AID worth at lga,t $3.50 per ton more than
Ga. English.
/ expect row tia, the Stockholders will begin
TO tiial. that VIC Te really in earnest about bri!d-
ing our Road. For this reason hope lat those
who Dsc been hanging back win come forward
and subscribe.
should be pleased to hear fiomyou In haste,
Very auly your cbedi,n, Servant,
}. d. ClIAMIIIN.
The above letter to O.n. G. Mason Graham,
of the Board Of Directors, from the gentleman
who has takca the contract for building the first
" miles from the AtcAa!aaya River to Cotile,
Of the Louisiana Central Stem Of the Mississippi
and Pacific Railroad" win show that the Central
Stem Company is in earnest in its determination to
! lave ia Road built We understand that the
President Of this Company, Judge Boyee, who
Las been 50 unwcalinely occupied with its inter
rs5 for tie past three years, and whose personal
cxcrtions and labors the Company IS 50 greatly in
! dcb;,d for its existence, effected in June most
excellent and advantageous contract with Mr..
| Chunpn to build in the most wo.llman-likc Il an
ucn :4d equip out and out with rolling stock, the
first eighty niles of dis Road, for Sl5GCo, per
mile. Ills we apprehend is lower price tl.sn
M such rod was ever bull, aud equipped for
! :afore.
! Nh. Chanpjh. is practical Rail Road Builder,
having had extensive unsuccessful experience as
p Rsl Road Contractor in Illinois aud Tennessee.
! 4 las gone over the whole line ofroute from the
! mississippi to Shreveport, where il IS intended
! that the Genital stem, shall connect with The
! great V;.-ia. Io.' now n full tide Of construc-
! uon though Tcz..3; is go much pleased with tie
/ country that be las purchased plantation with
the Denomination to settle his family here; and j;
50 Nc. satisfied Of The value and paying capacities
Of yiis Road tlia Re takes SIEGE per mile Of his
l@y il The stock of The Company, in other words,
! he beeomes i Stocklo.dlr in the Company 10 the
amount Of $1,000, for every mile OF he Roal Thai
he builds.
| The condition Of things here now foIcbly illus
t,ates the necessity for this Road-we scarcely
| have a steam boat IN week, if one occasionally
.cacAs here It Is SO small as scarcely to aGo.d re-
! ..,i or accommodation, and tlen it is an exp nse
VI human lsbor ard risk Of human life that is not
! L.,
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O.R ,sTloN.L %. l----ljefng Tie Z y
ter.i OF Gen. j .elso.i's q III nie.r..tid.l t1e


: UoR (, sTloN,L %. L--lJaftg l,fc Z -
Term of 6ea. J ei.son's ain.iHistsatid. We
entlr5 debs,ci he Uh.ted S.yes vs. IL
eIi, $aci TIE t.rga ssIqir5 rem jnirS i.q, Q
Ila .suIy " sirI Osired 9Th the tTtsa -
The g..sse.pf her rsfrasaaiatiou GoSgresa.
al tie ckse OF Ire .A.e.lican " Z, a,ij Ser
ne 1000 O5e I'D been ID to.5lexico
ior tAtsi5sgia, A.izonil ard New Mex;ca,
.ho eAtirsspntliSe debt wss $4,000. coo.
lac iaefeasei business ofthe country from
1850 70 1861 interested tilefevenues of ths
eodnry to grch a. eSteal ihas sfc- pays
l.9 tn cu.rent 9 1pslls6s Of :l.a Goyesz-
21f, this @ebt Ns..s icl8s4d 70 $4,000,
iO0J. Ia 1857 cams tho go palsc Or fc-
&c; on ~ business Which geaueed the i:ns
qof,s % "a exc Ina fAe revenues thSro-
ion wdte ias..iffeicGs 70 Geet current ex-
l4ess lid Che Gsscyn..eat has beea
-. iged 70. bqGow, in allasp tostLe present
uae,s 40,000,c05 This, al. ,cdt5 he SOS.
010,0to Of the war debt yet unpaid, makes
Tie aggregate of our national debt at this
cine $b5.O00.000. LIN addition this Con-
gress has just authorized loan ofs20. 900
000-Buiyetia.
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In dis season of dscoid and distraction, we feel
it to be paramount dvty to make an earnest ef-
fort to revive sentiments harmony aui brother
hood between The different States and section, OF
our Union.
We were not ignorant of your cherished pug-
poses to decline in future the cares and honurs Of
Official station; yet w 30 not permit ours I've, to
doubt that lh- same sentiment of patriotism which
your yoice and example have inspired ia Tia. hearts
of Others VIII prompt you to yield the ca. now
made upon you BY large and respectable POI
don Of your county m.u.
have the honor 10 b., with high respect your
OBJ diant servant, WASHINGTON HUNT
To the Honorable EDv ARD EVERETT.
Nj. Everett to Hon. Washington Hunt
BUsTON, NAY ~, .,30.
MY DEAR S.n; have duly received year le;-
IF III llth, in which you infolu M Officially
inar h National Union ouyontion, recently IA
5 ssion al Batmo,c, had done me the honor t.,
nonua.e me lis candidate for thc cny, Of ' !.c
President of tn United States.
AN deeply impressed wish this manif,s,..:on
of thu iavo able opinion of the Convention, com
p,ising "a it id among its members 50 many PEI
sons distinguished for public service, patriotism,
and intelligence; and fairly rtPccscnting ccl,IG-
POI" =, IN 'O'-'' AN i'',-'e % '-''
couh''!' u 'h' great c"iuiaH! Wi'h WINCH ito
You n.''iin me- ny name was l'oposl" @I l.
lived, my wsIia"s. thanks u, due.
line g.a.eiI ii +. p,.rce q sGcii' nomination
'''' ~ '''''''.'
-. NV
49,. 80
'''' ~ - -~' p. go ~ w. 80 -.'--' - =
h-u-hce' III" I, myself - 'HH'r; LIN as I
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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-08-04
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FE7AKEN up by J. w. Price, few days since,
4 and estray cd before me, one DUN OK, branded
III and marked with swallow fork in each ear,
appraised by e. Wager, and Asa Ben, to be woitb
twenty-five dollars IA cash. 81,
Now, therefore, the owner of said OK, VIII please
come toi wand within sixty days from date, prove
Opelty pay charges, ana take him away or no
Will b. deaVw.h according to law. aus 4-3w