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A MIsTAkE.-our neighbor, the Rspu5liean, in
mistaken this morning In announcing the receipt
yesterday Of presents 10 the President Of the Uni
ted States from the Emperor Of Japan. No such
things came from Japan. Presents consisting of
amagnneent sword with solid gold handle and
scaooard, beautifully embossed and otherwise or
namen'ed, two enormous and perfect Siamese
elephant tu'ks, daguerreotype Of the King of
siam, with MS little child on his knee, and a
friendly letter from under that monarch's hand
accompanied by a translation into English. were
however, received yesterday at the State Depart.
ment, addressed to President Buchanan or his
successor IN o6ice.
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The SIMPLEToN who writes to the Ohio STATE
JoTTHG! from this city, over the Legitimate sig
nature Of "S :" says:
I" The Star Of this city, makes rather an amus
Ing attempt to excuse our Southern brethren in
Alexandria for the late attempt to blow up some
600 sick and wounded men in the hospitaI At th.t
place IL says that there but one barrel Of fu.e
and one barrel Of matches under the buIl6ing
and that II cannot believe that the person who set
are to the train leading to it, did so with any
evil intention" '
The readers Of the Star know very well II At
we said nothing Of the Sort What we did saw was
as follows:
owe are pleased to learn that there was no fopn-
dalton for the report OF a. attempt 10 blow M the
Aespital In the Mansion House at Alexandria II
appears that there was left from the stock Of
Baily q Ihplett, who had occupied a portion N
The building, barrel Of safety fuse and some
twenty or thirty boxes Of lucifer matches
articles they dealt in. Some one II seems
had obtained access TO the store ard had
opened the barrel OF fuse. and had ignited ons
piece OF u; but II Is not believed with any evil in
tenuon, In fact, there was no combusti bic I'm the
oefreI as reported, nor any train laid,
Valuabls information'this chap communicate,
TO his Journal judging by the following statement
clipped from the some letter:
am Informed by an officer Of the co,r.
known az Berdan Sharpshooters that six of IT,
SharpshooteIs were found dead In their beds in
this city this morning; poisoned, no doubt bv
Secessionists. "!!! "
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FINANCIAL AYFAIRs.-From the N. Y. Evening
Post OF yesterday:
The week oPens dull on the Stock EXCHANGE
both buyers and sellers awaiting action on the 4 ,
nanclA question and news from Burnside,s expe-
dition. Prices are ksk per cent lower than on
saturday, out there - 40 pressure to sell AT the
decline and the leading securities OF the list are
Wen msintained. There 10, however, little or no
demand from the public for speculative stocks.
and the principal transactions are among the lob.
bers Of the Board
The market was better after the Board, innu.
eneed 5y tee new. from Kentucky. New York
The list " government bonds and State STOCK,
shows no change Of moment. The Skies Of 1881
are per cent. lower.
Tue money market shows no change There IL
fair employment for money at ska6 Der cent
per cent. $50
,ssIes.nge On London isdull and heavy at III X.
lIz y Tor nrst class bills.
nefe 10 rise Of \ per cent. In gold to-day,
SsaI w,.noot leading u any decided activity The
, oo.sn are Tree buyer, At ss2X per cent and the
~ss the ruliSg 11 rs,s ~ A.ixs2 per cent, which
vas eoanderaole taken on specuI.tion I'm, ~ q.
oonouui IL further advance can he ss,,.hIi.hsd
~ IN. snsn Prooeols that we are on the eve
" sSue I'm Pofant successes 10 our arms Th.,s
also an Impression In some ouarte,s IN :, a.
passage Of bill making Treasury no,s. W. .ns
.snoeI would a once so narrow the uses OF goIa
e 70 reduce the premium to a mere nominal 80
Tbs, however, would depend greatly mo-
whether the credit Of the Government K, spfs.
csently fortified by liberal taxation. '1'A
lie banks are paying into the Sub-Tre.xurv
y ,UOO on account Of the new United STAT.
sioek: THIS call Is pay able In demand notes, two
yesr per cents and past due notes.
The Express says: -
Bad wssthsr and Al inclination TO wait the pro
gress OF military OPERATIONS, have united this
morning 70 produce general dullaexs I'm Wall
Sueet The news from Kentucky relieved the
STARVATION 70 some degree, but the public mind 10
n ~ wrought up 70 the expectation Of news of
~ most decided character
6old 10 rather desrer, and 10 quoted AJAX.
Tee steamer bringss moderate amount, snd inst
now the phenomenon II witnessed Of gold pazsing
Dota ways across the Atlannc The trade tsbles
sne very clearly where the balance 10 due, and
w ee farther importation. ef specie.
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OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO WAsHISsroN.- The
attention Of our fellow-citzens IL directed TO the
Mayors communication made last evening to the
city councils upon the subject Of the proposed
Washington street railroad. According TO his
view OF the law (and we take Ii for granted that
Il Is only announced after due consultation with
the corporations attorney, upon the point) the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company have long
possessed the franchise authorizing them to extend
their work wherever in the city and Georgetown
their corporation authorities may grant them per-
mission so to do under snch stipulations az may
be agreed upon between the corporations and
themselves.
Under this view Of the law, the councils and
Mayors may make such terms as will secure to the
cities Of Georgetown and Washington all the ad-
vsntages connected with the proposed work, that
make Il an object Of public plumber; assembling
at this point already an army Of lobby vultures in
no way interested in or connected with the affairs
Of the District Of Columbia, whose struggles and
squabbles alike astound and disgust all Others.
TIE OPERA Despite the unfavorable weather
and the terrible condition Of the streets last
the Theater was damned with an audience made
up to greater degree Of the elite Of the city, and
Of the country, than has lately been collected in
Washington.
ROUND Joyous Suslni (who could play Falstah
IL he nked) was immense" az Don PdSgzaIs
and very well, indeed, was he supported by the
new baritone, Mancusi.
Miss Huxley, with fresh, youthful beauty cher
attractiveness Of face, by the bye, being rather
heightened by that piquant detection of eye)
with voice delicious, but not powerful, and
good stage figure; is a delightful Norma.
Brignoll was in fine voice and In wonderful
good humor flor tenor), and accommodated the
public, very gracefully, with repetition OF the
exquisite Serenade song
Altogether, Don Pa'quale went of famously.
Tonight, DOnizstti's new opera, " Betty" will
be performed, for the first time in Washington,
with Miss Hinkley, Sig. Brignoli and Sig susini
In the princi pal roles
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III Felix X. Zollicoffer, reported among the
slain at Somerset, was born In Mowry county
Tenneaee, May 10, 1912, and received an acade.
mical education. In 1870, after short service In
printing Office, he undertook the management Of
newspaper In Paris, Tenn. He next edited the
columbian Observer. From this journal he took
charge OF the Meanwhile Banner. He held the
omees OF state PRIMER, State Comptroller, and
stste senator In isSi-'52 he again assumed charge
% tns NASHVILLE Banner, and In 1853 be became
Representative in Congress, which position he
held III the Congress Of 1880. Noshinp further In
heard Of him till he turrs up as Rebsl General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-21

LEVEz To-MeHr We are requested to an
nounce that there will be reception at the Exec
utive Mansion to night, between the hours Of
sX and 1OK pm.
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.

MRS. M. A. HAMILTON, No 2l6 Pcnnsyl-
wanna ave, between 18th and 18th streets, N
has Just received q new assortment of hand
some Bou pets, 40, and sc she wishes 70 close *
business Ia this city she IL nov selling az very
reduced prices. The Ladies will plssee call and
see her new assortment is le cost
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fBE 'REsKLLIoS RECORD From Mr.. Fr.uet
Taylor we have Part Eleven Of this valuable
moalhlg publication, embellished with excellent
lixeaesses Of BJigsdier Generals Mansfield and
Mcdowell,
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NAVY YARD.

The Stepping Stones came up yesterday, and
went down again last night. She reports affair
unchanged in the lower Potomac.
The Jacob Bell is still on the ways, being re-
paired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-21

THE COPARTNERsHIP Heretofore existing
u under the name Of l. auycK a CO., has this
day been dissolved By mutual consent
LxoNARD dUYcK tlons IL authort1eo 70 tcrtle ne
January Is. lssz AIS
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Spirit of the aIornIna Pre,..

The IntsIligsnesr occupies itself with news
matters to-day.
The RepHbiieaH treats upon " The Government
and the Bankers, - and Slavery and the Consti-
tuton -
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AUCTION SALES.
q For otkSr huetiO1 .SaIes. 49, A., |,
FUTURE DAYS.
s p VAL u, : g. BARNARD, 4soIioa.-Is,

FUTURE DAYS.
~ Wall az BARNARD, hectioDe-ra.
GEH3 ScIfsanSn 49Sg gssRssyi Rm3S2Fs
kcO%: siisSsi reserve isSOi's q s srOCs SSs
Q1sftsr and eit nth CASKS otard, pupu, a Co.
Barre. Ward :, Grow 4 Sous. Pixies, Magnolia.
, and other Whistles,
leo Boxes Eastern Cuttirg Osirt Chsese.
Boxes PreseIyed Peaches, aLd Cases Whisky and
100 pain heavy Boots and Wooden Socks,
Ca'7, DsIlsslmsr. Rolanoer, eu.ohevssses,
c,.es cSstssu, MorIsn. e a Sen 81 SSIsp CAS-
Barres NlneGsI, ard sweet Cider,
Pc e.. Jsss y SPIT, and coEnaO Brandy.
jas WALL q BaRNRRiDD. Aucts.
u WILL BE ADDED TO rHE ABOVE
ssle, sna soie Tor secoant OF the oonsigneee, 50
isis WALL BARNARD. Auctn
..UIn consequsnos Of me inclemsp. weAther,
tt the Lbovs salsn Postponed to THURS DAY next,
o. aI-.t WALL q BARNARD, Aoot'rs.
By J. e. MCGUIRE q CO, AuctioueeT.,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND RrrFcrs
H AT AUCTION -on THURspAY MORNING..
non ana We ss TI
teenih street, between Penn'yivsnia avenue and ID
street: al the household effects therein We name
halrcloth Sofas and Psrlor Chsirs,
Marble TOP Center and side fables,
Mahorsny Extension Dining Table,
Two Mahogany Side Tables or Pate Stands,
Oak FEsnch Dining and Cane-Sest Reception
Turkish Red Curtains. Gilt cornioe and Shades.
French Chm q Curtains,
MsIole-top Dressing Bureaus and Wsshstands,
MAHOGANY, Walnut, and Painted do
Mahogany. nut, and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Bsts, BOlsters a. d Pillows.
Comforts, Quilts, BIsnketk &C., &o,
One tented Couaee Chamber suite.
One handsome Ornamental and Carved Circulsr,
Bedstead imported from Japan,
Brussels. Ingram and Nenei ian Carbefs, RUIZ. AZ.
Together with lsTge lot of Cocoa M attlnr,
China, 6lsss end Crocksry Ware,
Chamber and Psrlor stoves,
Cooklng Stoves and Kitchen Requisites.
jail q J. c. Mcguire CO., Auots,
A UCTIQN SALE OF WOOD LAND ON
"A WASHINGTON r.. R.-Tke OF bsorIber will
sell Annapolis Junction, on SATURDAY, jar 18Th
1852, 20 sores Of Wood Land, binding on the rail
road. Wood contractors are invitsd T. attend
For ParIcaars apply 20 "a. BAM0N, SO st.
reol 81, Baltimore jan l6-sts
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ADJUSTMENTS.
M AsEING TON THFHTF

w AsHIN TON THEAT TERI
Mr.. BLAND takes rres, p,e.sur. in ,ppoupe-
Ing that hs has msds srrsnssinsnts with The pin
opal Artists q the
From the REV York Academy OF Muuo, for
TWoGRAND OPERATIC PERFORMANCES
To take place on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
January 81 AND ~,
When tie following oelebrs ted Artsts will appear;
MISS ISABELLA HtNKLEY,
SIG; ,shiSNoGI. ihe rsaovnsd Tenor.
slO' MsNHUSi: the eminent Baritone,
.,,.v &C., SIC. BhRIDf. Basso Csntsnts.
" the oslsbfsss.d violoDoeIlst
The entire combination under the musc. dirsc-
CARL ANsEHUTz,
Conductor Academy of Music, New York.
TUESDAY EVENING, y.s,y ast.
First and only time e nonizstti's OpeIs,
SsI s.Insr s.ss Sergeant si sGT s.ss s.is
The sOtiOn lies In Appe1IsIi. one q tie s s
Cs0tonsD
To conclude with the celebrated Last ACT of ron-
/, ., 4 ' Ro RffTI' 4.
Leonart de Guzman -----....-....M Wine Strakosoh
eLnsnoo 49, .Signor Brignoh
Do"hazsf -----.-''-----. .signor sssinl
WEDNESDAY, Jsu. z2-Rossini,s chef Down.
IL BARBIERE DE sEvIGLlA.
Prices OF ADMISSION.
10 Pareuetfe and Dress Circle.
brlvSte Boxes-- -----...-......ss
Seats may Be REQUIRED for either Of the tbI e. o.
era Nights 81 Mr.. Metz srott's Music store, 90 M
msnclng SATURDAY morning next, O'Clock.
O'Clock. Jazz
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49, So .a y
rue TO the Instincts OF d loyal and Just
people, the Western Yfrginiaus have made
adequate and jast provision for the pay-
ment OF their proportion OF the public
debt as It stood prior to therf first .day of
January, 6TI-th4t is, prior 10 the rebel
lion OF eoutse they repudfate alladebts
incurred IN the interest of Secession. and
this Is one great reason Why we say, that
to put the loyal portion of the State back
nader the dtsloyai, and make her Jointly
liable for the immense debt of secession.
would be an extreme of cruelty9an in
justice, which no one could excuse him
self TO the nation for committing. 1t is the
tone OF our exchanges and we believe that
it rs the hearty wish ofthe people OF the free
States, that Congress afford Instant mid
to the people of West Virginia. Their
admissioniought not, on any account, to bej
delayed beyond this session. There is mo-
DOUBT but that the Legislature, which Gov.
ernor Peirpoint win soon be obliged to call
together At Richmond, madefup asiit viii
pc OF many Representatives who have been
engaged actively or sympathetically, in
the rebellion, will attempt to repeal the
assent of the Legislature that met Mt
wheeling, II, inq.the meantime, the new
State has notibesn admitted. We ought
not llti 70 expose people who have been so
true to us to such liability. The verdict
of the people of the North would be against
any delay that.would result in lettfment to
the people Of West Virginia. We hone.
therefore, to see the admission of the new
promptly acted upon by Congress.
F.a..
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united with the Bast. They would he a
disturbing q. element In the councils of ~ est
virginia andito insistn6Vgupont this adj.
'a'tlon would delay theiaetiOn ofaOougress
toanotheE session. to force auo hets vote
upon the people, who ,apeH now waiting
nervously for that eeoRuitioI which will.
nee them otapPTehensiohs audiconSolids
them into aneW free state ~ is,5 s5gae -
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\ TUES i nj OR,NI
united with the East. They .vonld3i,e 4
+ disturbing element In the councils Of ~ essI
NtrginId; and to insist n6y yuuponi this adj,
ldttion' would delay theiactiOn ofgOongress
tolanotheE sessions to force, auothe err vote
upon the peoples who sapeE now lEaitinp
nervously for that recognition which will
I tree them ofHppFehensionsa udiconSolidate
q them into a new free state s5gss p
n t9st ft-4f- f-f-----F=7s - u Es4.,sa 8
q Speech Of Jas, L.sepddee, ESQ.,, of
UaioSa q sSins u ssssInIsssssi sseIISSS h5 the
nessees ON Saturday, June 1850.
Jas. L. Sender, ESD, 4 promitps4nt CHI.
zen of Bedford, aud until recently. aetiyeIv
Identified with the rebels, being toudiy cali
led, appeared upon the stand, and briefly nd /.
dressed the audience, in slbstanee is f6l-
loWs: ~ s-il,ga5 ~ I'sI' s.
SPEECH OF Mr. scuDDER.. ER.e2iEi2 as
lss Felkolg Gtti4eBs of ths COUNTY of .Bsd6ord.
l-l'did not expect 70 address hisimeetinp.
came here to hear the distinguished
/ speakers Eho.Were announced in the pubs
nc prints as the speakers ON this occasion,
It is nog late in the afternoon, and YOU
Sstu.ggt Expect s4hsss me % address you at any
ever. after the tteting man :
nsE u wnien you gu, haye been pleased to call
upon me, out OF respect for you and in JUS
tice 70 myself, / cannot refrain from max
ing few remarks. 'Hi fh2Es e.
In February, 1861, when was a caudt-.
date for the State Convention, before this.
keToIutton broke out, we met together iu
many public places. see many gentle-
men here from different parts of the conn
~ slo ~ tnat tlme heard me express my
s.! sel. ep1p lne great qaestious that then Hg-
lt9aete9 9etle9 Ihe eountry. told you then that /
was was 4eE9ttFsgiy Attached TO the Constitution
ana mon OF tue states, and l was hon.
orea Win t, Your confidence by an election to
tne SoaVentlon, th2t would vote against
an Oralnance OF otSecession, and il it should
oe passed s!i py the Convention over my vote,
1. l.Toula INTRODUCES q resolution, as a part
theersotl mat y should be submitted othe
people OF the state for their ratification or
reJeetlon. l9lqI you then, as say now,
tnat secession was not a Cousttth ti1ual.
EiRntL-that 1t was Reyolutioh, and that
revolution was Secession. 20
AT l1at tlmel some OF tue Northern
states, 6S their Legislatures, had voted
men ana money, and rendered them to ths
General Government to suppress tllerebeI-
lion In South Carolina. The border slAve
States desired no war. They wanted peace
aud peaceful settlement OF the questions
then agttnti1g the e6pntry aud for the
purpose of warning the war party Of the
North and TO check the same, Virginia,
North gar5itnai Atssopri, Tennessee and
hen ntpc ~! pa ssed their anti coercion reso-,
lptions. The State of Alabama We kpGw
weuId Join her fortunes with the rest OF
the cotton States in, the event of a resoFt
70 arr1ss Alabama was on our Southern ]
n0rQef. The GegtSlatuFe OF Kentucky in
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8aiIgs atRlliaRaT Trt
TRRm6TOIjrl AnfVI5-lT55IRI5 rs T5TTSIi5IT5.

TERMS OBJ .ADEERT.llIsiNG. e
,-s- =! ils4l dflf r3tE1-r-- eetfr ~ -..,r-e
EN3LNHsoLGn Inns OF NoNPAHITL foR ojIr T,,rls No.
- -fassiio54gs LEasy MAEHA SoutSEF - ~
Tns S1.o gay1 g hrss sels......t450
f.l5sS %
Fin ~" - iIhEee 10 90
w tr Months is OU
.TW0 Wss4- 3 " Ole 20 90
~ sstgoiA1 hoItc1s Double the Above rateSs -
Advertising on reasorahlo tsrtpS ht.,
et % the space occupied and the M
Aiaasst ~ .Ef-sa.. 5--s75 =
nom transient psFsonS orstrSno
stss g be pad tug N Gdoanes..s - : -
Cards not exceeding flV6 lines so peryeaE,
VIII be counted lels than square q r - 80
Ehe privilege Of Annual Adyertflfua a li,,it.1 20
t1s AaNeFt4sqrB own ImneiEata busine-I.- and : II
advertisements for the benefit of ofher7nrSorS a.
we'll a. all Legal advertisements and
Of auction sales and Feal estate, ,Hsnt In y
pe Patd for at theuSual Eatasg - - = sf5-l -
Advertisements not accompanied With JIritta.,
wiz be inserted until forbid and CHARGED
Notices for Political 8Ie6tines to be charged N an
o1ses at full rates. . .si 5i n = : s14 y ''
marriages AoticesOf Funerals, and, annoneoreStj
OF saTmonEs so cents each F-i - = MON 60 q 4
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CARB9N OJE

CARSON OJy
HAVE BSTABLIsHED AN o.. sla9INBRY
y In thls city, on LindSey street, SNtaE the Gas
Works, Wher0 1 keBp oODFtRptlya ~ aend and tor
sale good quality Of Illum1nadng and Lubrieating
oils, Also good article OF Axle GSeate. toE
or draya. Dealers aad others Ia want OF any o. the
above articles Will mud t to their interest to give me
call before purchasing else whore. j 49,
auS&-ly JOHN puoh'
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Ths new vlEIsI3linla.
LRromI &c n. Z. Pbst.l !

The House TERRITORIAL committee is we We
bear, about to report bill for admitting
into The Union, under certain conditions.
the new state otP'West Yirginia,i' orl.IIa.
'nawha,n nsii was once proposed to call Il.
The. people Of this region have long been
anxious 70 be separated from the eastern
separation has been discussed ia VirRi6ia
for nearly, If not quite, forty years. and Il
has been made the subject of argument ilt
home andsof debdte at Richmond. 1t isto
be remarked, however, that though the
Western Yirginiaus had-as we shall pro
ceed to shoW--sevnrals lsufficientreasonsi for
wishing to be separated from the Richmond
government, and though they EsufFsred
great and long-continued injustice, they
did .notrebel, they did not pass secession q
endeayorsd in l9wfnl ways to bring about dut
a lawful change. -
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i y ls..s... NUMBER q ]llly ] i / Al.
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Saddles, Harness, ,Trunks Cd

WHOLESALE { RETAIL.
II r. SHEPPARD No. 1S1 Main Street. corner
u Union, will continue to keep on hand RlArBeand
ng Of Ladies' and Gsntlomens Saddles, FINED Coarse
lIarnesI Trunks, ValLees, Carpet Bags SatehelA Col
lAES, HAmes, Whips, Sc, s. as as.gF,
IWouldrespectfnily call attention 70 my stoe, and
trust by strict attention and promptneSs. 20 merit
continuance Of the public patronage .tt
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, and pro
ssp30 so elS1, AIain Street
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Tue people of Western Virgfnia com
plain that they have less than -their share
Of representation, more, than their, share
OF taxation, and scarcely any Of the b5ne..
fits in the way of pu6licrimprovements,
for which they pay taxes. It Isl we'll
known that almost all the slaves in the
state arc held in the East. Now, by. a
rule made by the East, and kepE by its \
slave, even il he is worth So, 900, cannot
be taxed higher than 81 20 per, annum ;
slaves Iuder twelve years, though often
worth five or six hlndfed dollars, are en-
tirely exempt from taxation ;iand il a N ias-
ter will make oath that certain of His
slaves are decreptt or oldrhe can have
these, too, exempted Thus Eastern tVir-
gtnta, a greater part of whose property
burden Of taxation, which, as it must fall
on some one, rests upon the free white
farmers ofthe West, ssasi =.
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javings Bank of Wheelingl

oEes Nata-Sts hs.sgss1 9Assnes a'd V''iOn. y
NTONEY RRCEIVED ON TRANsIENT DEPOSIT
~ Inf6Fe1t poid on SpbciSI Deposits; Collections
promptly attended to- Exohange on the East bopg
and sad. z = = sSTHOSs II. LIST, President.
SANFLP HTLDRETH, Treasurer. tanl42Ss-
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SPeeqh OF Jas. II. Seudder, HSsa,. OF
As9foEd County Tennessse, at the
Soltl!. ION ~ ssslngJ At ShelbyVl1ie, Ten
o on y sattirt ay, Tune s;.1s62.
Jas: Z. Sender, Esq, prominent citi!
zen OF Bedtord, aud until recently, actively
identttied with the rebels, being gtoudiy cali
ed, ppeated upon the stand, and briefly ad :
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But, on the other hand, the slaves who
are SO lightly taxed are represented in the
upper House, and thus Eastern Virginia,
With q minority of the white population Of
the tStatei sui secured twosthirds Of the
members Of the State Senate, and was able
to put stop 70 all measures looking to a
change in this aqom6 Gus state of Affairs.
tion without REPRESENTATION -, b6t the
Western Eirginians might with Justice cry
out: "EO representation without taxa.
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