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o.. WE AXE authorized u Il. ruis: JAMES, A.
g> SEup0S, ESQ, ~ y g. nd!r., . for Congress-,
10 MI { &c vacancy c-eGted by II I"ri.r. in Of GeDnrhl
Il. A Pryor. hprilI
G's4E EDEEDHS e.E EssE fcS-
49, QClREk -iou are authorized TO srnorncs
Hon. X. X. MEADE, Of Pet, rhDuIg - n candidate 10 re.
prerrn. The Fourth District In the Congress al thu Cont ede-
-a.e stalls, In toe place made TscaLt by The resignation
; Genrra! Roger a. pT+Ir hp ST
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EOR SANE,
4 HANDSOME Reslden &c and Store House Mt the Pe
IA male Collegiate Institute, In the county Of bncki"g-
ham, Virginia. itisa new b'ick house, "slti blatr roof,
and Contains four o: Eve reuIns, paSsaYR, Iinin. room,
aud, has st:sclird an office With III 81 iocuia; kl:fhen quar-
ter Ice. corn, carriage and ui.-r houss'; goo1 stable, Id
u we'll Of excellent " iter; SrYei or eight ceres land, well
Improved, With selected fruit trees two Ksrlens, iucrse
handsome yard, with choice s-.-cticn Of r"Tert, sc!-
Dome and see.
There Is also 4 storc house gai shoe shop, with oce and
half acres lnrI veil iacics-l, and 4 fse s:aud tnr selling
gonds. 4 bargain can be Ia by early application TO te
undersigned, at Gravel Hill, buckingham, Virginia. Il
will be sold, or rIclaEgr! for Richmond property.
y. &. bRANSpuRD,
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Nh. WALTER EEEBLB We are pleased to
learn that this talented acto, has accepted an cd
payeusnt at tie Varieties, ~ aud will make his
rscter.
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HUsTlNGs CoUrT-lhis tribunal succeeded,
Oh yesterday, in acquilting Copeiuud, alleged Keeper
Of the gambling house on Main street, opposite the
Spot,~ood Hotel, thn charge beiag upon the quiet
parsuit OF his dele4tnDle vocation. Es Usual il such
casen, tho evidclicu was Insufficient 10 convict. Deli-
his Sullivan, who stood charged with receiving lfou
supposed to he stolen, was also acquitted, no tcstl-
mony being Induced 10 prove his guilt. Judgments
were rendered against sunlry shinplu-ter men, mono
OF whom appeared to make objection, after which
the court Adjourned TO meet again this morning III
eissrg O'Clock.
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/, sous, aubjeEt to susyiusnti shc arc DC: soS
In tNs sorvibs under the provisions 81 tbs .lct,
shtoal! 20 permitted p%ra7ious to snch enrolment
&c ,,5lnnteer in coinpsaies neg III me S'r"
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SUSPICIOUS Youru Among tie cu!p.its
thought bctoru tle Mayor, yesterday morning, was
q lad, some sixteen years Of age, named Thomas
Dobson, whose name has, unfortunately, frequently
appeared upon tho records OF the police. Hs was
so:n, about twelve O'Clock Oh "Wednesday night, in
company with several men lurking III tte rear Of the
flHdrra' Bank. Upon being discovered, the party
ran away, hut Dopaon was caught riId placed III the
lo:k up. He AYERS that his conduct WA perfectly
innocent, uud prctends to be ignorant OF the names
md character Uf his companions, or their des;gus.-
lie wa, rcinsnded tor sale keeping, until something
moro definite can be discovered in regard 10 the al
fair
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TIE ORDER AuAINsr SnINPL.sTEIS.-Ihc
most opporlnne and tc!icitOrs achievement which
has set cmanatcd from the otace OF the Provost
Nar,iul tor the department Of Henrico," on yes.
t.rday made its appearance, in the Shape Of an or
der from tienelnl Windor, prohibiting the further
CIRCULATION Of !ndividual siiinplasters. Parties hold
lrg sich notes hud better Mt once present them Tor
redemption, as il is not Impossible that SOME OF the
very limited run. General Windur DESERVES auy
number Of compliments from the community Tor
tlis admirabIe "stnnner' in The right place, md it
isto be hoped thst be will take vigorous measures
tc see that his order IL duly und serlpulously exc
cited.
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lsGEKvlEw WITH THE french MINISTER We
representative Of thirty thousand French resident. Of
Lpuisiauu, held an interview with the ~. lG Conlte
henri!Mercier; the French Minister II the E. States,
who arrived in this city, from Washington, on We'd
ncs,lny. The result nj thu Interview WI hure not
usccrtuined; but it ia very probable lhat mntters
We're represented in their true light 10 tue visiting
minister, respecting the war; its calscr, and policy.
DR.. Len0ine is MI enthusiastic ~ Inputhizer with
the South, and is looked up to by those whose sen
tlIneI.Is he .peukn with cDlItidence aud veneratIon.
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Gin TIaTEllaEHeE.

l.: U.p. F.:-The following officers yer;
elected bjthc GRIND Encai!i,,nent l.. 0. Q. F., r1
their annul meeting in this city, on Wednesday:
z. G. p-Hugh Latham, Grand Chiel Patriarch,
F.. G.B-J. E. Wolf, Grand High Priest.
Pc. E-Ambe.s Page, Grand Senior Warden.
PIG. PA. Il. Burr, GRIND Scribe.
2. {. Pc. y. Shafter, Grand Treasurer.
z. {. P-Hugh Smith, Grand Junior Wnrder.
p. c. P,-TIOmas Foster, Grand Sentinel.
DR.. E. :. Robinson aud Col. |. Robinson were
elected Delegates to q Southern Convention, 10 1orm
a Confederate Grand Lodge.
The tern OF Office is Tor the ensuing yenr.
The following were elected officers Of the Grand
Lodge, TO the same term
a. L. Hi. OF Norfolk. NJ. ". G. Master.
John u Kelley, OF Petersburg, z. W. b. &. Mas
ter.
Isaac Shriver, OF Richmond, 4. W. G. Warden.
W. j. liddick, Of Richmond, K. W. Il. Secretary.
j. W. iergurson, 0! Richmond, K. w. &. Tren-
surer.
Rev. q W. Dance OF Danvillo, K. W. q. Chap
lain.
EsJas. E. Wolf, Of Petersburg, Grand Conductor.
L. a. schaffter, OF Lynohburs, Grand Marshal.
Alex. trant, OF Richmond, Grand Guardian.
Thos. loster, Of Richmond, Grand Herald.
E. II. htzhuIh and Hugh Latham were olecte'l
delegateato q Southern Convention to form 4 Con.
Iederatu fTand Lodge.
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AsK4sa.s r.srrkNTrlRy, Jan. /, ls6..
Sfr Il. O UATTo1-

AkKIAa.s rssIrkaTraRY, JAM !, lst..
Sir. u. o.. HATTo1-
which l p~urch.sod Of you, and have no hs,i;ation Ia Bay.
luS ii,st Il nakes better Leather, Ia L macf shorter time
th.a .!r ok. Ig.y process. would a.rnG u 10 Tan
Gets. and 10 plrnters visiting 10 tan their o~n leather.
YuurI, A. Whgn.
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NOTICE.

INCHN"Hb, W. NptiI Y I"L..
fESuJa IL 10 give notice that r Treasury jrai:, :aurl In
4 my isr.-, 81 sky (eU,Dtt) Thousand do:inrs. Oh r. G.
F. Eorr, Tie asus,r EJnirr!rI ate STATES. ldraft No 400, en- War
cd from my oilrs CT saturday, March Goth, !o62, or Sun
dav, MaruH Both, 1852.
waru al persons asa!na; Tscsi7i.S or ia.d!.r :h!s
dali.
Ths drafl w3s not IN 'nr7-i by ne, and therefore cannot
br d. poaiied OF drawn upon ny any pei son Other tnan my
sell, AID efficient precautions have been taken agsinst sny
forgery. I" W. JOHNS.
Surgeon and Medical plrrcytr,
tnril S-su, n Z W.
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Acaulr1Ep.-Messrs. A. Bodeter, John 7

ACCOMMODATIONS. y. Bodeker, John 7,
Gray, Jno. W. Frazier, and K. ". TVwcrs, who
were arrested soine time since, upnu the evidence
OF detectives employed to hug liquor IRON them,
upon forged orders, REPRESENTED 10 1c sIgned by res
ident physicians, were tried before II Court Martial
on yesterday, aud acquitted. ti.n. WinIer, III bis
order Tor their release, observes TINT they may
congratulate themselves npon their escape iron
mrriiod punishment"
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AVS 1st

1CaT pr!at"h and for sale Nj the ~ynGni!er oacs, 4 small
% eiiIi, OF III: LAWS Of tn 18Th ll--tJ sr5-: u - he
p oytlUEa! Coasrrss. Price - cents p-r copg. A ii.eEsi
,l!scnunt - iraie:a. cs,"D- ssEGiug ny i.n. will enclose
ten cent? 10 pay pvstsge.
ki-o, to- ..c l lie T.. cnIir- 81 tie Lava 80 III. trst three
Sessions. tricr - - frf rhr three, ~ - o. Tor The whole
u u. Acts Of T.: 100 IislJnI! ~Cong.r.s; $50 when s:ut
by inai!. hpT.l I.-tf.
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PLsAIuRFs OF MEMORY. 1T does not In after
nuch what poet wrot. about them, bit just 81 this
time the ''piaasures Of MEMORY are by no means
a. sweeths that particular poet cracked them up 10
DO. Wien we remember that just hi this season
AID IN just such weather, We have been accustomed
10 sip tE3 luscious Nectar OF ~ce!cstial ~julGp,-can al
most IL Inauguration, feel them
'~iurgFng, murnurlng.
uliditQ cooly down the ssephR1us."
unL then turn to tho stern, colo water, ,aud muddy
1T that) ra!i;y "i tile martial law, u sensation Of
goneaesi, abont the region Of The diaphragm, and q
general disposition To rebel, randur Us wholly in
COMPETENT 10 look Memory in tho face with ANY de-
goo or satisfaction. The inscrutahls edict OF Gen.
T3ner has Knocked oar c6ck- tail into e cooked
htaf aud Nth ;i'eLa al cslculu.ion s q. comfortable
ecjnyHnuti oven NJ tho .i'i.,.a. fgrot. il oar p.-u.
i;sr iIIosb ncgacIes ran HAT way. Tre thing is re-
dnGcd I" an absolute certainty, that ja!ero, t! II
O'nRr gtn1't, are TO be aholrhrd until after the war;
there can be no Compromise, 40 pairing OF on
"atraiShts,' M getting out nt the Lllomns in suy
manner, shape or farm. individuals afflicted with
n chronic disposition to drink, must resort to old
c0rss, sonk them, stir them roGni with = spoon,
md Imagine the rest. Yesterday sas t. ,iuy well
calculated TO renlini i" uHn oFjulsps, aud happy
was he wh" discovered Il c1ntr.nand leak. Ono
hope remains Tor the dcSpof.tu. Tho French M:n-
lister has run tho blockade, aud may, POSSIBLY, s,anl
treei.
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VI 'Esta nOYI:ftNo:S Or ~.it:"iS.I,
DElEl. ~ lEIlN

NJ iEREhr, Il vacancy his 0rcrrre! IA ;hr lio-.'u.
~ Delegates Of Virginia by the rrsig.I'ioh CT n!L!!'!
!RbY, the member elected from the DisiG!ct cctupgs,f o.!
tie cCuuti-s VI Amelia and No.iowhY. therefore, ! lou.
LrlCmsH, Governor Ct the Commonwealth OF i.ff!ia, ~
yi,tuc o: authority vested In the bNrcn;ive by !9~, -
irr -ny require the SheriGs OF the said counties Q. ar-rh.
and Sottonsy to hold III election st the seyEi a plarc. II
voting prescribed by law N aaid cnua;.rs, on TIE ~, ts
81 the rresen, month lApriD, for . Delegate To- ai: - -
ca:ry aforesaid
Gi:en Under NY hand az Govern,r, End un!r-
J L.S. the seal Of the Commonwealth. al Richmond, ial
~ ith daS "i April. let2, aGd "a the ga! u: Ire
COMMONWEALTH the e;gity t!Xth. J,HH LSfCii",
~ the GUTeruur:
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~AUCT9GN NRTICE.-our sale will &c
EA CONTINUED ThIs IoRNtNG, commencing Al
10 O'clock 4 ye'y large sssostnebt OF useful and sEna-
nen,si articles IRE yet unsold. We invite tie ladies es-
pe:isly to attend the sale
salecolducted by Taapls ". hEssEE, AuctioGees.
ln,l &c II
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to close bu,ioess, on
Ill Hsy Is, We will IT, m tins date Sell our atoek st
sressly reduced priees- Many articles a. cost
OLARKs0N Z CO.,
Aprl IS, No. LOG Main str se'.
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TtfE NATIONAL nsFEncE AssouIA-

TtfE NIETVN..E De ENtE NSNVVBN-
Ton BAZAAR.
FTiHl2 Association hts engaged elegant room! co7ne: o.
/ BroAd ana 9Th sJreeis for a ta,n ST, and will br IsjGy
to receive doaatioas Of al kinds on next Monday.
Ali cammnnica ions should be addressed to MIS-. v. ?.
". FEh1uN, Box SD, Manager ~ hTz1ar nhi CORES
pou1.hg 'eGr-tary VI n. On.
Anil Iu-tr
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ERhSTUS 3. EOWNTREE,
. EsraTs AGENT AID ATTORNEY At Law,
IA 6 Z AISYDUHI

WILL hey and sell l:rE.i iG.acG Ul GoauI!rs.ou, enter
~ Lands adraEtisecusiT, lid bay ;ares Ia ally part CT
Missouri.
] All siso thoroughly prepared, W IN Ultimate Scquslat.
anre S!u, he real estate u Missouri, " .G?,. q; -eliable IT,
formation N rrzarJ u i:e luCni!ty and fertility u all the
sh.snt lands Ia IL. state noe subject ID entry, at l2k
cents, % ssntl, ~ ceu,s, 81, si.2o ard $3.50 per acre. ]
AT shso euablrd, ny :arrfui Investigation, TO iurhi-a batis-
factory la!orn alton IL relation To TIE price, location and
fertility 81 the privn:r fsai ti;ate Ia any co1nty or c"un.
tee OF Aiosonri.
Orders .cr rsc.r"i. Information IN stSS'J 20 l3ads 10 al
or In different r3rs,!eg G! the State, viii receive piGr1pt At
.rnuon, II arcoapsl!ci BY 80 iU one county, ny e. Tor
payment q! tarGs % Information Ia RELATION thereto,
eli for every couaty.
As an attorney, will make prompt Collections sbd attend
70 bus,nes5 Ia hrs par. OF Missouri. Rest OF references
given e required. tEhHFQS = Row HJRIE.
auriin.--lv
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WARTS.

SST .-5va,uUb RABBIT, Mu.krat, RaccuoG nad
~ Mink SKINS, Tor Which the highest prices wl! DC
pail. Also, FIFTY HAT Makers, To whom the trst
wages AMI coostan. employ men, vii! be given.
M,rrl jOES nG0TEY.
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I:icrr.t pA gable aiay sna .:c--:!s"r ~ ho- iEE-
81 person, n:e cnuuoaet krar eGy:E2 "rIrsn'cgr ''.sEs
A. the same wIi IIat ~ p.ra.
ism. ~ rs q. W PuEcsii, : -.
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NlSSGE."rg:S.
: {NliE co-Partner.hip Of sLLSlT & "Ei-!GsR "ra.foA
a by limitation on the l&t cay Of Apr.i, $50. he S1r's
an! accounts will be fcunc ~ the Old >iani, No, lt' sirla
street. All pc:.ols havias .lA!us againtt head rfG of-
rrqu-ste! - present them ior settlement, and mos" IL
dsUtel ar requested T." mae immediate yay'nrni. sitte
o. the par;Ler- srr n~GlEnT':rt 10 rsr The nhrnc 81 ihs CO...
crru, l. .ilGtis:ioU uu!y.
THOMAS E!LEIi.
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a--~Et, sasE; fGEI.iCS HE 'Fs1h ! "a
~. CONGRESSIONAL DiSFRiCT.--ln Response ~
pubnc and private Invitations, 1 have The honor 10 aTsi+At
myself 10 ny fellow citizen. o. the ih District IS a csI,!i-
de:e Tor their s4Trages 10 oil thu s:Bt Ia Congress vacated
By the resignation "f Hon. Roger A. Pryor. In annou:c'
Ing myself, permit me 10 Congratulate my fellow citizens
that, amid the throes Of The mighty ccnvulsion. now agi,a.
ting this contlneai, party politics Is Withdrawn iron the
arena OF debate, and the great popular heart OF the couu-
try pulsGte5 responsive alone to tie calls OF patriotism In
this great crisis Of Gu: national existence. The best rner.
sies or the Gnvcr nin-Gi gId the Highest ' rtuc OF The peo-
pie should be consccra'ed 10 The vigorous prosecution Of
The Wal un.il every foot of Southern aoI shall know not
the foul tread 81 The Vandal invader. TIE independence
Of these Confederate States mast be established. Let ~
be Of nar mind and o=e aiI, and al! Will yet he WE'LL
shiloh scDda 'ur,h Is ray CT hope, gliding the gloom CT
the pasi-a ~harhinger o. final succ-,s.
have the honor 10 be
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A.SSH &s'ir'.'.''.
0sT IN t.ansniis.1D ~ IaAI - .'ibr.cir1ih.s, "d..
Il the folio vi ny Coupons % L." ..rsEs:r m; :i"."at:t.
k.:rc.d Corapnuy:
dos. ~ 10 f3t iGc!n7I7 n a;J r,c., :%'@rn
hos ti,n 66 ~ "Jt.
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tu,lnl srciai saving. EAnk,L
li,caSo.5, Apt. 10, lsG-
s consequence OF iaR' !Iiy &c use funds, holder: o. Ger
a.tdrates y; Deposit 10 .as bann are notified 10 preset
then fur piynent.
Inrere1i lbere con wIllCeast on the LIST proS!mo.
III. MONTAGUE,
Apl ll-ct1.tMy Trcs:urer.
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nTpnG covAAxSo.e ,!E ..aG.n...
G.osG. ". MuS,sRD. Secretary OF the coa'aeave,ta

Robert Gocison Is shout ~fory-!ira y-s's OIL, about ~
fee: ,wo iaches high, uf rswboGed, Muscular fr4Iar, lH
nwar;ny compl->n6, biacs eyes. hair and uesrd, and sn.f.:
S;oop Ia III. shoulder. aiF!l .p-'Ii.
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Ytur oLrl:ent servant,
Al LII LIZ 4 IL - l. ~

HFT TT"EIE FNNE9 II
S u 8. .kffE lL'E3t1faI ga, az .ss-
H> uauuer Ar. 4. ilAAsl,A - l. Candidate for
The bOu,e Of pe!rgat-s, 10 Gil Ii. .a+aucY created ny the
resignhinG of Richard Irhy. hsq.
Petersburg pSpels please copy.
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1hr undersigned having purchased "a: cn,i.c in;g 81 =.
THOMAS ELLErT in The late concerto i hi!cii { "eiA.@|:
will ccnt!uus the business III the Tan Z olA rtand, NJ! "l
MSin s!rCe:, ani hopes, hy persona! attention, 10 me:i; ne
former patronage OF The hcbsr aud the prnrc reh,:ai:J
April l-lH fbW.isThS WslSit,ra
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Leave kichu DAD ~ Usual a: 5 l.. VI. al"niaJ, Weinrs
day and friday r.acn LynchLu'f Ia 81 h"Gra, ann lex
ioyton and Buch inan at = T.. NJ. oil the s,.o5d d,y.
AN EXTRA BOAT ,
VIII accompany the through Boat ~ far a! Co'uEhia 10
avoid ~crowdlag, and to g,r. each pasieiger Il hertS.
RnTUlNI:G.
Leave Lexington sud Buchanan at { 4. NJ Monday, Wed
nesdny and Friday ; reach l. nchbnrf Ia ~ hours, amt
K chnund 10 IS hours.
Below rec time %! siriTal aud fare between Richmond
aud Lynchhu,g y:
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nY .r,sE. I0.EGENnts HF V.RGaxaa.
4 PkUILAMAIIUn
NJ. LUsNL &: s;i>.

liz, EGF ". JGusYJEp,
srcTr:nry O! the CDhnEnawe, :ia.
s1sr Petersburg papers p'eS:c copy AIi So
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Noe'BCE.
& HANGE OF IL OURS.
OFFICE z. =. AND p 4. &. co.

NOTICE..
GHANGE OF IL OURS.
OFFICE r., ?. AND P. 4. E.. CO.,
*TcHAoiD, April l6, 1862.
~ and after MONDAY, April Zlst, the Trains Of this
~ Company will be rue az follows:
The Mail Train will leave tlchnond Depot CT L O'clock
A.. 81, an! arrive 10 fredericksburg ~ 9.3J =. N.
Returning, viii leave Fredericksburg vt II A. ~, and ar
rive Ia Richmond Depot AZ 20 z. 81.
The Accommodation Train between Rl:ht:oad and Sill
ford will leave Kicnruond at4 p. NJ.
Returning, Will leave MILFORD att c5 A. NJ, and arrive In
Richmond Depot a. : 10 A. 81. SAMUEL RUTH,
Arril,T Supr. Trans.
AT II EX DT: q ia a. E3G,s Dai as SE,.itE
l6G MAIN STREET,
oOaaEi ABOVE FosT OFFICE,
N5AT &c tesad, besides :he.r uiusI supply o: standard
ia ru-c Druys, .!sdlc,aeS, rare Chemicals sud Prrpa-
rations, e large assortacui Of LaDins EItract3, sasps,
Poaaces aad G55nsiqn1, Combs, Hair Fad Tooth
Brushes, Pore Monies ana ParErs, 7aIa they oter at re-
ducei prices for oA5E. JEne1 ID
FXTRACT OH LOG Ss0Gn.-A sa IN lot just
Il 10 hand ard for sac by
". PETERSON L CO., Druggists,
March 81 I3 Main street.
1;Sn Cos,PEh'S CLASs-ror
IOO Jeliiss, Blshcnsus:, DC. for sal. by
n. PETEEs0N i co.,
Feb IS DrrgsiIa.
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AarSr'.

AsFSE.
TgNIIF lndts.c- ~ : sscGfl r. uf Elh'Irg IiHtar, fGrtT-r.,
d. lost, some IL giks cg", the c%.Itlnratc tor Tree slgsrs
cf stock In the u,aapr Iai AIrs.uir d hsilrosi cr,El-EN,
ISSUED 10 the said Charles iicTu-, OF Madison arGui, 'i..
g:EiS, 10 his He ;iDe.
The loss va. by transmission through The mai .Fon
Madison To AIrraidria. Any Information aror; -a:h c..
~i!!cate, or the recovery {! the sarac through tir?rs iii.
H. thankfully scxno Tlc"S-L,
JOSEPH 5. SPARE.
EEHRi r. srAi:E5,
Executors u Obs r.s Hume, ire-.,ct.
March l-t.g2ns
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

Little Ro1., Peh. 8, 1852.
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NtfEktE.
1 SPECIAL MEETING o.: the s:ocShol!crs OF .fs E1h
a. roah, Fredericksburg SId Poturi.c Ea;irJad D1rn
psay will Ae held ~ II. Once OF the Company, IL me cny
Of Richmond, On WkI'SErDAf. The smi, ,ay Of pill, iss:
1T - O'Clock 81. q. ". MGGHrAyO
March ltd ErPEsnrs.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-18
PACAET .tOAT FDH LEREHL:TrUN.

III w TUIt "a wv.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
a. AND AFTER THE a!sT or APRIL our Packet
" boats will ruu through to Lexington hs well IS LTLrh-
burg and D~ucharau.
FARE FROM RICnN0HD
TT ~5cottsyille II "a
IN L~.ynchbu!y .......... l -
To L-SiEgton 3 5r
To Buchanan ..... ............ -. 3 b.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-20

as a nation, can hold up and perpetuate, Slavery,
age, after age, sanction it legally and christen
it enthusiastically and at the same time pNnspeF
ourselves, be free, and happy, and great, es-
Gaping all the consequences divinely threaten
ed against injustice and oppression, then
this, if anything, would constrain me not only
| 10 question Bible, but to doubt the very exist
ence of the Deity Himself. But in the signs
of the present there is 10 reason for Sceptictsm
or fear. ] look around me, look upon our
brave armies, / look upon the sentiments aud
feelings of the people, look upon the growth
and onward march Of public opinion, l look
upon the resolved actioa Of Congress, look
at the out Groupings Of seeming ProvidentiaI
interposition in our behalf, | look at these
and many other things, sir, and then am eX-
ceedinSly encouraged in regard TO our country.
We were born 10 l776, we are born again ID
1862 or thereabouts. Then we sprang into
an infant existence as nation. N0D, II cur
principles aud patriotism are commensurate
with the demands Of the age we leap into ma
tional manhood with the lines of greatness ana
glory stretching onward before US into the ~
finite future That we may secure our nations
peace and peTpetujty, let slavery he abolished
in the District of Coluubia, that its foul
denominations may no longer send their wFeak-
ing stencil into the very windows of the capl-
tai. The slaves of all rebels arc new virtually
aud actually free Let the Government so
recognize and treat them. COudScate the
property of all traitors and apply it to the
payment of the war Cebt, compel the lnstlga-
tors of this fFatrcidal war to meet its expenses
as far as possible, and not coOStrain the patrl-
otto people of the north to first pour out their
blood like water in defence of the country, and
then impoyish themselves in paying these
enormous expenses.
Thus much do. Do it speedily and when
done it will stimulate the herOiSm of our sol,
diers, inspirit the people with new zeal, help
crush the heart of treason, and place the Re
public Unon sure and benifcent foundation.
l have no fear for the country, no despair of
the result if we are but true to ourselves-true
TO the historic memories of the land-true to
God and humanity, | look forward, sir, with
Joyful emotions to the day when from this coun-
try the great disturbing element shall be re,
moved, and removed forever when the last
shackle shall be brokcn-when the last slave
redeemed and diseBthraled, shall lift his hands
to Heaven with thanksgiving that he IS aIIo%
ed TO enjoy the rich immuuities of his man.
hood. That day will surely come, and when
it comes will constitute q new era in our eXls-
tence 1t will form the brightest spot upon
the canvass of our nationality. Posterty will
look back to it with rejoicing. Upon il the
poet will rhapsodse in future days, and over
it the christian philosopher will bend with rev
ental alteration. 1t will furnish the sculptor
his models, the painter the theme of his sketch
cs, while from it the historian shall gather
abundant material for the most glorious and
gorgeous page in American history