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The national Republican., 1861-01-01

Mr.. BUCHANAN's CONTRIBUTIONS NOT TO AP.
PEAR IN THE LEDGER.-Owing to the state of
public excitement in reference to the conduct
Of President Buchanan, Mr.. Robert Bonner, of
the Ledger, has felt called upon the release
himself from his engagement to publish series
Of essays on public topics from the Presidents
pen. Mr.. Bonner, it is alleged, says, in private
justification of his course, that he has received
orders in advance from many hundreds of the
most prominent Sewspaper dealers throughout
the country, and from many thousands of his
regular subscribers, to discontinue sending
them the paper from and after the issue of any
number containing any article or essay written
by his Excellency the President. Mr.. Bonner,
in a letter to President Buchanan, dated De.
cember q, says:
"Dear and Respected Sir: return you
herewith, accompanied by my most grateful
thanks, your essay on The Science of Govern
ment, intended as the initial chapter to the
series of contributions which you were good
enough to promise for the Ledger, to be com.
menced after next 4th of March" ."-Nep York
Ledger.
The national Republican., 1861-01-01
THE FINANCES OF THE NEW NATION.

The first and SO far only financial measure
of the new nation of South Carolina, was to de.
cree loan of 100000, of which the eighth
part was taken by the suspended Bank of the
State. The balance, being the bulk of this loan,
after being hawked about in Wall street, where
everybody laughed at it, has been taken by an
apportionment among the citizens of Charles,
ton, who have any pecuniary means left. Those
who declined to take being denounced as dis.
affected, the whole thing is nothing, more, or
less, than forced loan, and it is only the be.
ginning Of a series of such measures. Men who
have anything to lose, Which they can remove,
or eau convert into movable property, will fly
The national Republican., 1861-01-01
BURNS CLUB,

THERE will be . meeting of the Club on
L Thursday evening, Sd instant, at I o'clock,
at the Exchange Hotel, Q street, between Four
and-a-half and Sixth. Punctual attendance Is
requested, as an election Of officers will then
take place.
Persons desirous Of becoming members will
please come forward on this occasion.
By order of the President
jan l-3t* JAMES SWORD, Secretary.
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HENRY JANNEY,

No. 3+s Psnnsylvania Avenue, 6et,oeen SizM and
Seventh streets, Washington, d. c.,
MANUFACTURER OF GENTLEMEN'S
FASHIONABLE BOOTS & SHOES,
ii AS at all times sufficient force of the most
IL experienced hands to make promptly to Or
der every variety of work in his line. He has on
his shelves a very good supply Of work Of his own
make. Also, general supply of Northern work,
direct from the Manufacturers, as we'll as from
Auction, and assures the public that no house
in this or any other city can supply, WHOLE
SALE or RETAIL, at lower rates. nov 26
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dent to execute all the laws, and protect the
public property; and, if not, that they report
what means are necessary for this purpose in.
cluding the employment Of the army and navy.
A motion was made to lay the subject on the
table, and decided in the negatiye-yeas AZ,
nays 8S.
Without disposing Of the subject the House
adjourned till Wednesday. =.
The national Republican., 1861-01-01

D6- The Postmaster General has ordered
warrants to be drawn in favor of the mail con-
tractors in South Carolina for about thirty.six
thousand dollars, being the balance to the
credit of the Department deposited with the
Assistant Treasurer at Charleston, thus secur
ing to the postal service oil accrued funds in
that seeding State.
The national Republican., 1861-01-01
THIRD WARD REPUBLICANS,

Members Of the Republican Association resi-
dents of the Third Ward are requested to meet
at Temperance Hall on Wednesday evening, the
I'd instant, at half past seven o'clock, for the
purpose Of electing two additional members to
the Executive Committee. is8I
jan l-2t* rr. JOB w. ANGUS.
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EASTERN MARKET.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The members Of the Perseverance Fire Com
pany No. have the pleasure to announce to
their many inquiring friends and the public in
general, that their third grand annual Colillon
Party will take place at Franklin Hall, corner of
Ninth and streets, on Tuesday, the 9Th of Jan
uary, 1861. Particulars in future advertisement.
By order of the Executive Committee.
dec 24-MT&S
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ADMITTING NEW MEXICO.

The NJ y Tribune, which was in favor Of
admitting New Mexico ten years ago, opposes
it now, on the ground that it has q Spanish
population, and too little at that How was it
in 1850?
There are reasons for and against it; but
the distinguished Republicans who support it,
deserve better treatment than the following
style of writing in the Tribune:
"New Mexico does not desire admission as
a State; is not prepared for it. To admit her
now is simply to make her over to slavery-the
scheme has no other purpose. Not South.
ern vote would be cast for her admission, but
upon the understanding that for slavery it is
now or never. In short, to admit her is but
another mode of running the Missouri line, and
carrying it further north than 800 30>.
~Though it is said that'Republcans on the
perilous committees have agreed to this dodge,
we trust they will reconsider the matter. If
you want to make concessions to slavery, make
them outright, and not pretend to lose them
by playing with cogged dice. Let us preserve
at least our selfrespect"
If the South had offered this scheme"
there would be some pretence for casting about
for Southern motives for it. But it was offered
from the North, and uoteI against by the
South. 1t is bold impertinence in the Trib-
une to charge upon Mr.. Adams of Massachu.
sets the design of carrying slavery into New
Mexico.
Mr.. Adams and those who vote with him do
not believe that slavery can get footing in
New Mexico in any event, but at least they do
not see, that making it State, and thus taking
it out of the operation Of the Dred Scott decis.
ion, increases the chance Of planting slavery
in it.
We consider it most suitable, so far as we
are ourselves concerned, to await the action Of
our friends in Congress, without intruding our
individual opinion. We know what the diff
culties are, and we believe that every one Of
the fourteen Republicans who voted upon this
proposition on Saturday, had the same patriotic
objects in view, although differing as to meas.
ure Of mere policy.
With this view of our own duty, we feel par.
ticularly at liberty to protest against the hec-
toring, bullying, and insulting language of the
New York Tribune. As that paper is in favor
of letting everybody sscede who wants to, upon
theory of free.love characterization, it is not
exactly in q position to advise those who mean
to sustain the Union, the Government, and the
administration of Mr.. Lincoln, against all Sc
ceders few or many.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mr.. H. D. Reaver is our authorized agent for
Georgetown. Subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper can be left at Baruard's Drug
Store, corner Of Bridge and High streets.
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The TREASURY NorEs. New York
Bank of Commerce has made on offer, which
has been accepted, for the balance of the FIVE
millions of Treasury notes at twelve per cent.
interest.
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TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
The States of yesterday evening published
the following:
ATLANTA, Ga, December, 26, 1860.
Hon. s. A. Douglas or
Hon. }. J. Crittenden:
Toombs's dispatch Of 22d unsettled conserva.
tives here. Is there any hope for Southern
rights in the Union? We are for the Union
of our fathers, il Southern rights can be pre-.
served in it. If not, we are for secession.
Can we yet hope the Union will be preserved
on this principle? You are looked to in this
emergency. Give us your views by dispatch,
and oblige WILLIAM EzzARD.
ROBERT w. SINS.
JAMES P. HAMBLEToN.
THOMAS s. POWELL.
&. G. HOWELL.
ia. HAYDEN.
G. w. ADAIR.
r. c. HoULEsTER.
Reply.
WASHINGTON, December, 29, 1860.
In reply to your inquiry, we have hopes that
the rights of the South, and of every State and
section, may be protected within the Union.
Don't give up the ship. Don't despair Of the
Republic. j. j. CRlrTENDEN.
s. A. DOUGLAS.
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WANTED.

IN q small private family, woman to do the
L general housswork. Must be q good cook,
washer, and ironer, and bring the best Of refer
ences as to character and capacity. Apply at
247 Pennsylvania avenue, above Twelfth street:
jan l-3t
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The Potomac Fire Insurance Company
Of Georgetoon, ID. c.,
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS-, 1881.
STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE!
VNHE Stockholders and Directors embrace many
l. of the most wealthy and respectable citizens
of this District.
JOHN MARBURY, President.
HENRY KING, Secretary.
AMOS HUNT, Travelling Agent.
Office and residence No. 81 North A street,
Capitol Hill. Box 454, City Post Ctfice Orders
attended to Immediately Losses paid promptly.
Care for home, and home will care for US.
nov 26
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SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

OFT EN d W AND EPUBLICANS,
The citizens of the Seventh Ward belonging
to the National Republican Association are re-
quested to attend meeting at my house, corner
of Sixth and e streets, on Tuesday evening, 1st
January, 1861. By order of the Executive Com
mittee. wOODFORD STONE.
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FOR RENT.

A TWO-STORY Brick House, No. 327 G
II street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, containing seven rooms. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at this Office.
dec 20
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I6- The officers of the Hannibal and Saint
Joseph railroad contradict the reports of riot
GUS attacks upon that road.
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TO EPICURES

To EPICUHES.
SALT-WATER TERRAPINS Wild Ducks OF
~ all kinds, and Game in season, for sale by
J. Q. STEWART, at bis stand, No. 322 Centre
Market, and residence, No. l3l Thirteen-and-a-
half street, Island, near the Long Bridge.
jan lin
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from South Carolina, and from any other State
which enters upon the same career of revolu.
The national Republican., 1861-01-01

NOTICE..
SPALDING'S sPALDING'S
CELEBRATED
PREPARED. PREPARED
GLUE.
Only 10 cents per bottle, at BONTz l. GRIF-
FITH'S, No. 800 Seventh street, between l and
X streets.
Warranted the Genuine Spalding Glue.
dec l5-eod I'm
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TECTION.
The Potomac Fire Insurance Company

NOW let those insu'e who ne'er insured before,
And those who have, let them insure the more"
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J. BOHLAYER,

J. BOHLAYER,
Butcher and Provision Dealer,
Nos. 8 and ., CENTRE MARKET,
He has also stand at the
EASTERN MARKET.
Pork, Beef, and all other kinds of Meat, kept
constantly on hand, to which the attention Of
the citizens of Washington and resident strsn-
gers is respectfully invited. dec 3l-H
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War Items.

Tw VIRoruASs complain bitterly sf ths
outragss committed BY ths L0uiisna zJa-
avss.
THE SEcEssIosrsS are reported 10 have
matters all their own way In the Indian Tsrri-
tory. This is because they have svsryvtss
adopted Indian practices. They have "fasaA %
with the sayagss.
bECKssIoH SHYMouB, OF Connectieut,
that We can't conquer the South, and that the
South can't conquer us. We know that ths
British conquered the South and We maan b.
try, and tse II We can't do tho same job.
"UScLK SAMBo" IL the pct name Of ths
Southern ConfodsrAey, not "Coudn Sally"
The NORFOLK pspsrs say that "nests q
iraitoIs"- which mans Uniln men have bsan
di covered In that city and Portsmouth, a.A
nat soms Of them have already bean arrsstsd
a'd turned over to the tsndsr mereles u tks
military authorities.
The MKMbARs Of the 1st N. J. Fssiusnt,
lat Brigade, have cant home or dsppsitsd n
Savings Banks at Wa,hlpgton, 10000 out a
&i8 600 recently paid thsm. They will nsI
receive any more pay till their three months
expire and they are discharged. IL II bslisvs4
that most Of them will rs-enlist.
The PRoPAIkToRs OF the Charleston, Savazs-
nah, Mobile and New Orleans jouInAls havan ns-
Gently been In council and unanimously TssclpsA
TO raise the prices Of their respective jsurnsla
an average Il 30 Per cant.
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News frs IN flchen..

A c)rrespondsnt, writing on b JArd the Ma
gsra, of Fort Picksns, June 25, says
Since We have bean hero our crew have been
actively engaged ia landing guns and other
ammunidons tor the, Fort from the stsaner
Slar Of the South and Thomas 8 ~anp. These
guns, which are all rihsd are placed IN talliog
positions; and In q stroll l took through the
Fort the other evening, | noticed that each Is
alrs ady lavelled for its mark. The prspara-
tioIs before Pisksns are Of the most CO nplste
nature possible. Every turn that Il is possi-
BILE or probable for affairs to take has boon
duly considered and acted upon. and have
no hssitatioA In saying that believe PsckSns 70
tnspreQndble. Ths rebels also have not bssn
iols, but from information We can rsesiye from
dessIters, they are not quite so sSnguins Of
sxtsrminsting the Yankees; but their courage,
Bob Acres like, Is beginning 10 oOLs out al
tuslr hpgsrs' ends. Their mo effective And
heaviest battery 10 u sand Tor tihc alton planted
btside the hght-houss.
Yesterday tho Vanderbilt arrived, sight days
from New YvTk-cArgo, 'WILsss's z Iuavss Z"
Their sppeAraLcs was hailed with pleasure,
for things ware now beginning to lock some
thing ike business. They Iepo ted hAVio0
rad a nne voyage Of It, but had lost six men,
favlng disAp ppoaTed IN an In Dlic.bls manner,
whilst on the passage. rhssa men arc .
rough looking set but jut Whdt are icaAted
here, a q have no doubt but thai they will
do notd BAIY'CA.
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Tho 81. Lovis R,pubHcds has correspondence
rom Great Salt Lake City to the 2lst ult.
The correspondent SAYS
The order for tbo renewal Of the oath OF
allsgiancs u the Federal Gov,rnmsnt came by
last mA,l, and has sibcs bean administered 10
the ,iIcsrs At the Fort, and all, with tho sx-
osption Of Ii ut. Coon, Rave pledged again
thsu first and best faith ano this ends con.
jsctuTe' for the pr 9 Mt. Tho Lieutenant hand
od Ia bis rstigpAtioD.
Ta.Is seems no ssver, to be troubls at Fort
Crittsut on. IL 10 sald tina, one Of the officers
A. the camp n thorough UnioDist posted M.
LIsCoLN ON the fscossi N proclivisits Of all the
miitary and civil Officsrs in the Territory
Further prov cation bss seemed 20 the Msjnr
U Justly his yr,fsrrinR formal c,arges, and by
lasI Pony, ito s Gro y OF War had an oficia
budget In rnicb ,vsrybodys tsHuments were
recorded, even down to oyster tuppT toAsts
an. 60 SIN bg at I'D xie's Land
aow the matter will cd is not easily "a
| conjecture, a. Mr. LISCoLN will doubtless
look into an sffAir that, a. II stands and Is 70
ported TO bin oompromissa the highest rar
Of military and civil aathority that We hAv
hsd In the Territory for = year back.
There ID no SgdsS yet foS the removal Of th
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N-rrsw Escape .fa Uss,. No,

amos BEADLkr. Of Dsusvils, N. T.. hss
6cen some tine at wok for the Arksnsns
Stsge Co.. at Camden He saw there N, a.
VI the Union torn do Hn and iramplsd on. s.3
fenonsuHtsd agAn the aes In strot q terra
ard ,htrsby brought down en- him ,he AIM
~ the pa q He was imme iia,ely discharr-a
by his employers and rsfasA his p.y. r.
auss hs wn a notthsr m man. B.ina n n,
ofties one dsy he saw $40 lyirg on The dssk 4.
re'enee a. one o. the proprtstors witch 4.
.'zad On Ito employ or drew q knlf-. ~
bhADL,I Z headed tim CG Dy kno, king -
down with tbs Ch ir. Iha mob then s.is,H
o'm' atAr threats 70 hang him at oso.. pat
bim In j"l, -hsie he wss kept for thrss wssAs
oa corn meal and vatsr, and heavily irs.sA.
hvey effort was made by ally th eats of hs.r,
,ng BIN to make bin JON tho rebel troops nj
10 reolutsly refused. Fin lily the viaiIsnss
Committes sentenced hin 70 bs hung. H.
night befofe biz contemplated execution -
sss furnbhsd secretly, by an old sh pnats vks
RAG been with him IN tho Japan expsditio..
9TH cold chisel and la nmer. He suoossds4
IN parting his irons and working his wsy est
90 the tsh. The jail 10 situstsd on Q kieh
oInh u the river, n,srly ninety feet high, deva
Altar reschirg the river, he wam and vsxsa
three miles down stream, his obj.ot b.Ip~ n,
elude the ploedhounds which they had thsr~.
After ueading bis way through the Arka.sss
woods Tor i've days, and livfeg on blackb.r-
Iies BIO reached the river, who're he p.an.r.a
70 eiude suspicion, and finally reached Csirs-
lie nov goes 70 again - ealist In the naxv.
atd feels 90 disguised with southern ilfs. thak
ne intends getting even by Giving kis sur-
Mississippi.
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Ls,,er fro !. Gau Dsui.1s,

Accounts from San Domingo represent the
psopls "a prtpuiok 20 rlss 60 nldsss aRains th-
Spaniardr. Already reign II terror Ia said tn
, Xist 10 rome OF the provinces so violent IA tnn
oypoei ion, while tho ns- police arc dragging
forth suspected p-IsonA without csremCny, 70
DO tIied by the Spanish su' horitiss- Zoe rs-
port Il an insure scton in tbs provisc, Of q bSo
ia Confirmed anc ia Addi len We learn tha
the people Of MocG, smother prOvinc, have
ris.n IN srss sgsinst thsir 70 eign oppnessors
A bloody engage ment is sad 10 hv, beeU
ought, but the result Is not msnd med. Tns
sPapiaIds ard their -i'uit'on v,ry p'rpeNi Y
rm1li 10 sffsct the subjugatiop Of III, t,land
shils disssss Ia brsakina out an ne theii
troops. The Pres dent OF Hsyti and 'hs pso-
pie Of that republic are making &C i've PrePAra'
lions 10 carry On the war. a memorial q
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s'my. Bvs'y 'hlrg IL ready 70 10. and au,t. !,
roto y 10 stay. 1hs contracts have l.t.iv -
eios,d sbd s,gned for the years Gu poly a er,i,
awarded TO Gu BsRr, Of the arm 1 GrI.Er~
frHnrsH, end, tbink, Lrvirosror. B.sx.
4 Co.. are co-eontractsss With them. hy-th.-
o. :, the contrast prices are prsc,issly tk>ss r
sterrnet contract, which Secretary FLor. =
one o. his Wild s,fssks snnuli.A, ~ =
IRE .misreuon non ths Atlantic H<sf,s d
Oetson end California is vssy lare~- Tv.sr~
are P.s'pg. thr, nah ths city ever, dsv. Ts@~
woo h.v. slresdy mae their apr, srsr q. -,
eve'y II d'caiou Of b,icg IN 70 d clrcu rss~-.
css. They bring With them a large puushsr -
hor-.s TIE hrt in from CA 'i'oru ia-msds ~,
'pp' ar'bcs ys.t,rd Ths mail eord &C .or ~
rua -hots ale tax upoa ons company 49,
10 hhull Crstk. Tho Irdisns bad taken ,frt.~-,
e'n of The best borssa There was q str,ue
com rsny out Sisr the iedskiIs, Who v,-0
trobsbly recover the animals.
Tbs t.lesrspt has the beet attention Of ths
Contractors on the eastern sds - The city, ara
-s bear OF the western contractors adysssi>et
uIcn u' A. the rate of ten miles dsv. Th~r~
~ considerable enthusiasm over ths s.fsr-
prize. :
Report says that the old Chi.f Prrruruw-
mas teosdsd from the Utss, and intsnds foiisv--
ing the foftui os Of the army hereaftsr. sni II
accompany tbs soldiers to the ststss. n In
event OF their returning thithsr. "
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Absu Bsu weed.
A FAEoDI.

ABou BES Woon- o nSy his tribs dSOreAssi
A ~oks, Oro DisnS, q on deep dream o epssee.~
Aad saw wi'bin tbe gNatis he - hts loom.
Sskins u chIn and dlamAl hks At0nb,
dsmoo Whiting iu . book o'b'sSs
ExcosdiDg luck he'd msds BhH WooD Sn -,
ADD W Sss prsssIo- In the No said
What wIit<ss thou 7" Tee demcn Isised IL hsAds
snsWeGoo, IN ,hs Aecens OF h'gi
The GaitoIA' names who hale thsir oounaEJp
deg"
Aud Is mips onsi" sGksJ, BEs, "oh no, nOt sa.'>
R-plisd zoe dsn, n. sp'sIiUg ,h'n more Low.
But chesrly suli, BEa paid ~ psy shes. tns4s
Write n . a. ons who hats all bensse msF
This den op wrote and vAniAhsd. Tee maxi nAUlA D
l oAus sgNin with great lurid ltahss
Aud sho et the uamss which To@shGy hAA eNfu
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MEDICINES.
SIGNIFICANT FACT. a DIsrIs

ths prinopsi prodactiou- of Hsv Rns,.,d. rep,,.h.
Hcv E.sian1 n m@-
Ths forcs of his reply er->s-tel In th~ ~ t.,t
Nsv nnsisnders havs . vorih -vids rcpuf.tio. q
raes e hardy, sthistis men and vcms,-srcns ana
viscrcrs In bedy ana mind What tAs ma. .h.n
b mainly sspend. TIE esrs ana trs.tms.s n Ne
ehih. Nearly svery Rev npsisnd mother pro-
MRS. wNm.ows SOOTHING SYRUP
fsr her babe thsre h section of country On
earth WHARF u hes been long and % universally
used.
THE QUESTION AnswuRxD.
AZ the question is frequently .sked, Who b MRS
W1NSLoWf We viii simply ssy that shs Il a l.dy
Who TOT upwards Of 90 yearr. has untlriusiy o.
voted hsr tins and talent q . fs,,.is phy-
doisn and nurss, principany svsas cail.
dreu. She hes e-pecisily studisd the o., s,,tutio,
and wants Of this numersus eia.- % generally
overlooked Or csree>y treated By the faculty In too
many instsnoss; ana, ~ q result Of th. edort, ana
practical ksovlsaes obtained tn Iif,s,s,s ,reut :,
nurss and pbysisisn, she has oompcundsd Soothing
byrup for children teeth,ns. II oper.ts- Ike magic
-stvins resi and health, and Il, noreover, sure 10
regulate the bsvels In conseSuenos Il this article
Mrs. winslov b bcop,ips v, td-rsnovued a. a ben
efsctor Of her race cnildt DO certainly nsr UP
and bes her especially Ia h tha case In thi. city.
vsst dusntltiss Of The sooAng syru, arc pAnr s.ld
Nna us nerN e.nin. hr- Win-'sv has inpor
AM 70 No, usms ene mva'use's S'ie,s' and -
sa"coev po'o'e eO"S,no' On onlnren havs seen
-s'od from an early grave BY II. timely use, and
'ns. MINORS ye. UNBORN WV snsr~ 10 bensh's snA
units In ealing her blcs Cd. No zoTuu has dis
charged her duty 10 her suffering little ona In o-r
ooinion' y un,u sne nv nven the beneht OF MIS-
"Lsobo"S sooihiNo nfhur. Toy m moth
ers-THr IT sow.-Lddfes' Visitor, Sev York CITY.
nowN roy1N urpc1r
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Di~bsiieai Asss.-ps 9. KIN P.r..- Brs-.-

One day last week, says the Knoxville <z<r.
tne scuthefn mad brought Is small pachse~
done up precisely hk. q bswspapsr, and sbos{
equal In ,iEs to one OF cur exchanges. vitk -
nsuai endorsemsnt BRowzLovs VA.
hnoxvi 10, Tennessee" and ronpaid. Upsr
cir1nihg It We found II TO contain sb;ut hsif 4
yard Il brown domestic, With blotd and seaAa
IN II resembling q cloth taksn from soms -
afflicted with small pox. We had Il burr
IN IN. front yard Of cur printing stiiee afssr
handling II with tongsi
This attempt at our death. by the planti.e
spirit OF secsssioD, entities the cowaxdly villan.
who did II, To the honor OF b,ing pickstsi =
ths deepest gorge leading to hell. Not snly
advances upon ths Imutnekdssv svr tssrtaktir
and every morning Of ht life, sy WAY a.
h,sithful exercise, he shculd make . rsooansk-
fsncs Of the damned, having the entire CO.
troll Of the guerilla rebels Of the Internal -
gionsl ..
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