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TER ooGsCRIPT LAW IN GE0RGIA-MA-
JORITY AND MINORITY REPORTS III TH1


JORITY AND MINORITY REPORTS III TH1
LgGIsLATURR
The ioia. committee of the Georgia Legislature
On Confederate relations hsve made two reports to
.ha, body. The majority report declares that Con.
sl.s has 20 right to compel tbs ci.issns Of tie
states 70 bear arms excep; BY requisision on the
seve.A States foz their Quosas, allowing each State
's ss1srciss sue. conpulsion as may be necessary.
sndio appoint the officers for her own troops.-
They report the following resolutions,
Rs0lssd, Tha: al laws passed by the Confederate
conEres. 70 raise srn.ies from the arms bearing
people Of the States by compuldon, md withou:
fssuisi!iohs upop or concurrent action Of the
States, unconstitutional, and within our power
% b declared void. while Georgia makes this
declaration She also declares hsr willingness and
Examination to furnish 10 the end Of this uuiust
and wicked wEr which our enemy II wasing upon
o, u she has done from the beginning ot8t al Just
ssotas q troop. that may Be required q hs:. In
snsututtoaal way.
R.ssls.d, That under tie Constitution Of the Con.
troops which Georgia has ssut to the Aeid under re.
gssitions from ths Confederate Government have
Gs right 70 sisct the officers who are 20 command
aen and that the lave Of Oongras which deny or
inpah Mis- right ars Unconstitutional. and In our
power 70 DO declared void
Rdss1ssi That while the foregoing resolutions
e1pesU our AxsA convictions, we are still willing
"svs the Oonaeript acts andistuI5 5:d In their
ep9a.on rsssrvinS 10 the State and her people
0sa rish,fui remedies a. may be Dc handed BY fu-
hrs emergencies
Tie minority report that the safety Of the States
0snAne' tha, no opposition b made to any nsa-
ffs adopted BY the COME derate Consreas In the
usfosss Of powers granted, and intended for oar
COMMON defsnee; and they recommend to the
people os Georgia 10 sequissos in the dselsien Of
''s supreme Judicial tribunal Of their State; and
I" h1esllsney ths Governor TO oountsrmand any
ed oil orders which be may have inusd to sus.
psl0 the execution Of the acts aforesaid in this
''~'s apo. the sit.ssN subject thereto"
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THs NYW sEcnKrARY.s

Eon. James A. Beddon. the new Secretary Of War
hss regularly entered upon the discharge of the
spons.bs duties connected With his Department.
From bis known ability, and lorg public expert
enos, tie hope Ia indulsed that tha Department
over which he presides viii lose none Of the Ell.
eisrcy which attended the administration Of his
predecessor
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ny Dickinssn 4 Hill, Aacts.

A DMINISrRATOR'S SALE OF sLAVIS.-
IA Pursuant to the provisions OF the decree Of
the Rics mond Hastings Court, entered on the ssd
day of October, 1894 In the suit of Hill VI. H!ls
administrator. &c shall sell on TUESDAY, I'd Of
December, 1864, at 10 o'clock A. n, ct public auc.
tion, for cash, at the auction rooms Of Dickinson
4 Hil In the city Of Richmond, a negro woman
named NARY, and her three child-en-AARTHA.
CHARLEY, and JOHN LEWIS; and q negro wo
man named NAEAH, and her three children-WIL.
LIAM THOMAS, SELDEu. and MARIA
THOS j. EvAa8.
no 1e-tds Admir- of Chs5 H.ii deed.
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Railroad Accident

WILHNaroE. Nov. s7.-A few miles west Of
Florence . rail On the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad broke last night throwing the ladies' car
of, killing two ladies and wounding scme ten
other passengers The train due at 8 this morning
had not arrived ct this evening"
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RAAsIsH. Nov. a7.-It Is rumored agsin to day
tha. ths Yankee sunboa1 ascsudsd New River .
few days ago and destroy cd the town Of Jackson.
vile. the county sest of Onslow co1uty. Its
Courthouss u said to be destroyed, amongst other
buildinRa
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SUMMING UP.-Ths Knoxville A1gtstn thus sumi
up ths merits Of tho controversy berwssn old Buck
and old Fuss and Feathers:
Ex-PreAieat Buchanan has published an siabo
rate defence against the charges Of inef3ciency
preferred against him by Cen Scott. 1t posssssea
little intereGt that either he Scott las lied
and nobody in the South cares which. Both are
misez able old dotards. Nothing remains Of Old
Buck but his cocx-eyed knavery. and OF Scott
but his vanity and egotsm Their vices live
their virtusS have rotted
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City Battaifon n-The City Battalion had it's &C.
cussomed parade on the Capitol Square yesterday
evening, In presence Of large number Of spscta.
tors, many of thsm being ladies The Battalion
went through the evo.utoas OF the deii with i.s
usual skill. Five companies were present, sv er,
aging about forty men each!
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BY Samuel ID. Hicks, Auct.

NEANUFAOTURBD TOBACCO AT AUCTION.
Itl On MONDAY, the Let Doosmber, ct IL o'clk.
I snail offer for sale at auction at my Commission
House. on Cary street, very large stock Of choice
brands OF MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Aeet
Of the lots are very choice and put up BY the best
manufacturers In the state.
-ALSO,-
10 600 pounds of the celebrated VIRGINIA Kill
LICKINiCK SMOKING TOBACCO Manufactured
In L, nchburg, Va
NO n -<tf eANL D. HICKS, Auct'r.
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REsIGNATIoH.-Ths North Carolina papers pub
iisa . letter to Governor Vance from Col u. Z
Keiaae, Of tho 9Th NorIh Carolina regiment, an
nouncng his resignation, because Col. Alfred Iver
son, of Georgis Junior officer, has been appointed
over him and made General Of his brigade. Lieut.
Cen d. q. Hill endorsed the resignation IL have
three times recommended Col AcRae for preino.
tien North Car ,liua has farnished more troops
and has fewer general officers than any other State
l approve Col McRaes resignation, believing tha
his Aelf respest REQUIRES Is ~
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Captnrsd Got ds-Soms of the detectives of the
Provost Marshal returned from liver Henrico ves.
terday with a two horse wagon load Of blankets,
svercoats bayonets, Enfield and N,ssissippi rihss,
muskets, and cartridge bcxes, which they had OBJ.
tanned rom the inhabi ants Of the sectlon named.
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by w. 3. Berry, Auct;sneer,
fFarmville, Vs..

COMMISSIONERS SALE or a6 Nsa2OSS.-
J BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court ef
Buckingham county, pronounced at Its September
term, 1862, shall. a. Commissioner appointed by
said Court sell at public auction, for cash. In the
town Of Farmville on WEDNESDAY, the 10th
day Of December next Is young and likely Me-
0koEa, belonging to the estate Of Mrs Elisabeth
Walker, decd. J. L. WALKER, CONT
Earmville, Nov 10th. 1882 no IA tdss
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MINE VERY BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THE
IN South side Of Clay, just beyond tho Western
limits Of tie City, FOR SAlX At AUCTICE--
VIII be sold At suction, on the premises, on Fri.
DAY, ths 5th December, 1862, at b o'clock .P. M
nine beautiful LOTS, located aoove, adjoining
the lste -ssidsnce ef DR.. W, w. Wilkins, each
frontias 80 fcet running back 100 feet to an alley
10 feet wide. On these lets there are some fruit
trssG Thsss sre really tho most beautiful lots In
that improving locality.
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at 6 and .
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, %.
CURED by q trust deed; all cash, At the option
of ths purchaser. GODDIn 4 APfRRS0N
nnQl
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TTNHRHR BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ON 0AABLBa
HILL, On the West line Of Sd. between Byrd
and Arch streets, FOR SALE st AUOTION.-
Will bo sold st auction, on the premises. on MON
DAY. the 1st of Decembsr, 1862, as Il O'Clock P.
NJ three very desirable LOTS. located al above
each frcntiag about 26 feet running back 120 feet
to 6 Wide alisy, bounded on tho north by Mr.. Geo.
w. 8rookss residence, and on the south by that Of
Mr.. T. L ChinR.
TEkMs.-oas.third cash. the balance at G and IL
months, for negotiable notes with interest added,
and secured by trust deed; al cssh 1T the op.
.ion Of the purchaser
no q GODDIn 4 APPyRSoN, iuct'ra
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VNOR BALH-VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE IN
II MANCHESTER, NEAR THE BRIDGE 1-Ths

TSOR sALI-vALUABLC RIAL ESTATE IN
MANCHESTER, NEAR THE BRIDGE The
lot fronts IS feet inches the Main street. about
400 yards from the bridge, and runs back 266 feet
to an alley 20 feet wide, having on 1t largo frame
house, containing nine rooms. Also, two brick
houses With sheds, each having three rooms This
property ts well worth tho attention Of persons de-
string to purchase . house near the centre OF bust
meas, IL being In ten fifteen minutes walk OF the
post-ofice. The frame house, which would now
rent for $500 to $780, could be occupied BY the pur.
chaser In q short time; the tenement viii pay at
with another residence. This property ID well To-
cgted for any gentleman In any OF the 0Ovsrnnent
departments, 1t being closer than many localities
on Church and shcckoe Hilla For further do.
scription Of the property. terms T., apply 70
no eo-ss 18th st., between Main and Gary.
1G1NUF1CTURYD AND SMOKING TOBAO.
Ivu 90, SNUFF, kC.-Ths undsndgned having
taken the large and commodious building No. %
Main street, Qormsrly occupied By Lewis Wsbbl
We have 10 stnrs large and wslleslseted stock
Of Bright and Dark ToDAOOO6, In l. !. end boxes.
and halfpouudv In eaddee
- Alss, SMOKING TOBACCO and 6HUr1. IN an
The various sissd paskagsA 70 which ws invite The
attention Of Tie trade be(ore purehas1f elsewhefs
CHRISTIAN Liza, 10. y Main u.
NO1IOI.-An pARpns having elains against
IN ths astats of d. J. !. W!Nkx1A ofe -
% Ar. John ". 1rayseg; end al peesoas i.aeeeee
% tAs esta1s win Ileaso eo0s forward - Maks
SUSAN =. WulK1l1.
I1ssa1six q n. J. =. Win4fsss des'd.
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Onion Benesolent SOcistY-Tbe twenty-sixth
annual report Of this Society hiss been Issued.
From the Treas asursr's annual statement Of receipts
and disbursements from November lst, 1851, to
November LIST, 1852 1t appears that the balance In
nand psr last report OF the Treasurer wss
el2S 81
Collections and donations received from
SOLICITORS .......-........ol6S 6S5 Sc
Appropriations by the Common
Council OF Richmond. ..... LOCO 90
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FLORIDA.-The Legislature Of this State CON.
ve1ed At Tallahassee on Monday last. There was
no quorum In either house. 20 they aejourned un-
til Tuesday. Thirty representatives. were present..
Owing to absen.sss and dgputstions about seats 1t
was thought the Senate would not be able to or.
xanise be fore the close Of the week.
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eAAL D. HICKS, Auet'T 7


TwBHTY HoRsss, TWO CARRIaGys.
THRKE BUGGIEs, &c. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, December lst, at 10 O'Clock, viii
SELL at the corner of Leigh and Adams streets
% Horses, amoDget which are really soma No.
Saddle and Harness Animals;
excellent Light Oarriasss, in good orasss
) DO Tusn,sai. Wagons.
Eulky, In good order;
l good horse Spring Wagons
Several sets OF excsueot Arnss;
Pour good Saddles and Brid!ss,
-Four hszd Of Cattle.
no25 =. .. COOK. Auet.
HOLLY ANN FURNACE, In THR COUNTY
18th day Of December next. In front Of the Court.
house Of Allegheny, viii offer for sale the val.
uable FURNACE knSine, etc., attached, Of b J.
Jordan Il Co, situated three miles east Of Oovins.
River, one and ons-haK from the Virginia Central
Railroad, and soven miles from JAsksons River D.
Dot AL necessary buildings, Including Chaping
MIN, are erected on ths lands. The Furnace II In
TS.s s,; q ..S sd the :ssns IN:
IN abundance Of wood for eoalins Il 70 - had -
Terms made known on day Of sale. Persons de-
string 70 purchase are invited 10 examine the pro.
xsq., Lexington. Va. or w. SxHEk. Esq. Cevins-
ton, Va, win b promptly answered
= r: PAxroN,
w. sKEEN.
no lz-tDla Trustees Of B J. Jordan Z Go.
CALI or PRRI0HADL1 PROPERTY n
- POWHAfAN-On TU1SDAY. the "a Of Do.
esfnber. viii bs sold q "Lst Lsns." he fArn ot
Askins 4 LIBEL. n Powhato county. ~ entire
crop Of saad farm, meudipe $40 haIrsls a Corn, q
laess quantity Of Fodder. ShuokA Straw. Ia. a
Hoes horned oa1tlA sheep dns AulaA and 90
1hneD 1aakine 70 passAass - taks Ne niaA,
noaA "a Danvils eazs b thls slty. anA estthg oG
q Hewhasan e1Atn win Asv aaU ssavsyansu
g Within nile q ~ IN.
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BY 6sddsn d AerarssE. AHogYs.

T>RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE MILL,
Il ING PROPERTY, on the South sid. Of Jxsns,
River, In tie town Of Manchsster.-ks the request
of Messrs. VIM. B. Jsaacs and Andrew Johnson
Trustees In q decd of trust from Joseph BrumInell
we shall sell At public suction. the premises. on
TUESDAY. I'd Dscembsr, 1861, at 10 O'Clock N ;,
the valuable MILLS on the South side Of James
River, opposite the city OF Richmond, in the wn
of Manchester, known ss Richmond City Mills "
or Brummelrs Mills, formerly grssg's Mills The
Mills contain ten pair 4t feet French burr-st ones
and all the machinery boiling, and other purposes
are Of the best quality and modern make The
Mills capable of turning out 900 to 450 barrels
Thsy s ar ar. % propelled by an "A pl. water power
from the river, which never fails, and the water
wheels are over shot, l4} fest diameter.
TnsY are located at the he.d OF tids water, with
elevators for receiving wheat from the river and
shipping dpnr from the mills.
The attention Of the public il particularly called
to this SALE as It IA believed that these MiiIs offer
In the milling or aay other manufacturing business,
tbs construction Of the building rendersit easily
convertible to other purposes
TERMs.-One fith cash; balance at 6, IL, 49, and
"a months, for negotls bic notes interest added
cured by trust deed; or all cash, At ths option of
the purchaser and assignments Of Insurance and
% no 5'' s p''Vs asoDD1N ApPsRsoN, Auet.
r ARaE AND HIGHLY ATCXAOT1vE Brsck
IL DWkLLING. On the Northwest corner OF
Grace and 7th streets, FOR SALR AT AUCTION
At the request Of Judge John A. Meredith, We
shall sell at public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, Dec I'd, 1es2, at O'Clock p. NJ, the
large and admirably we'll located Brick Dwelling
now ir his occupancy. Tbs lot mas from, of 39}
feet and depth of l53 feet to wide. paved alley
The Dwelling has 16 rooms, with hre-p'sces to IL
of them, and two OF the chambers with dressing
rooms attached; besides a large brick Kitchen con,
tanning four rooms and an excellent Brick Stable,
Carriage House, Smok House, end Green House -
The dwelling was built BY the late Judge P. y.
Daniel for his own use, of the best materials and
workmanship and Ia row In a good state of pre-
servG.ion The basement L. vel finished, and being
laid in hydraulic cement is remark ably dry. Pos.
session given in Is dsys after ths sale Those wish
ing to purchase large. frst class dwelling, have
now an excellent opportunity OF doing 50.
TERMs.-Onethird cssh balance at one and two
years, for bonds bearing interest, the same payable
hslt yearly. secured by trust dssd; all cash, at
option Of the purchaser.
. 0oDAI1a - ~A1RNNsON-Au
P.A-fhs dwelling can be seen any day between
tho hours Of - and o'clock. no 20
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HEAVY ON Gov. BROWN eonseript addresssa
q letter 10 Gov. Brown. Of Georgia, through the
Chattanooga Rebsl in regard 70 his resent messages
70 his LIE gislsturs. He accuses tho Georgia Gov
ernor Of "stabbins his bleeding country" and says
that his messages will send joyous thrill along the
lines of the hsish hordss that como to ensave us-
that the Yankees will stop their songs In honor oi
John Brown, the martyr, and bestow their praise
ON 10 Brown, the George Governor.
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V7ERY vALuAsLE And HIGHLY ATTRACT

" ERY VALUABLE And HIGHLY ATTRACT.
v I'VE LOTS. on the North side OF araos street
and xast line Of 7:h strests fOR SALK A. AUG.
TIOH.-At the request Of the hsirs Of The late
Solomon Jacobs We shall sell At puo!c auction, on
the premises. on TlIaaDAY, the I'd Of Decsmber,
1e62 st u o'clock p. H., thoss four LOIS 'oca.ed
- above, ard now occupied by Messss. Green Z
Allen, each fronting - feet, and running bsak $50
feet to wide alley The locstion Of these Lots In
such - 70 recommend them TO those who NAV Nish
70 secure propsrsy IN the most desirabls part Of
the city.
TERhs -Ons. fourth sash balance q. q. n and
10 mouthS for negotiable notes interest added AID
secures BY truss dssd; Of al casn, as tie option
no Is a0DDlu Z ApPeRsos, Aus.'rs
vHRUsTExs EALg OF VALUABLE BRICK
( Dwsuing on the East nas Of Sth, between Co
~ and Canal streetA-At tho request Of tho trus.
tee Of Ma Ann J. Hill. No shall sell ct public sue-
ton. on the premises. on MONDAY. the LIST day ol
Dee, lo69. at u o'clock r. H., the large briek
dwelling loceted - shove, sajclning tbs residence
os IL. John Jroela1d. and now occupied by As.
0soree Savage at he rental Of eo00 pr anAun
The LOT hAs ftOnt of 20 isst and . depth Of 10
Ssst 70 an aisy. xhs dwslline contains niue rocms
en6 = now n good order fAs woskmanship +
sq1al % almoA any etAss tsnsnsat b 1isAnoaA
11nMe.-O1etAk4 saGA balance q end n
Oonthas tor neSo1iahls noAeA nlasesl sddsA -
2sssd . ssk 6ssd4 = u 60 = - sUaiaas Z
~ eoouu = A1yAnDea. Asss.
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Prisen Items-John II. xathews Edward Hsr.
ria, aud Francis Fields soldiers put In the aga for
drunkenness. were gent 20 Castls Thunder yestsr.
day; also. John p. Usher, Of company Oh Lou.
islaua, patiea at In Hospital Ma 13, charged with
drunkenness and dllorderly conduct Thirteen
men were also sent to this pfiaun by the Provost
Marshal Of Petersburg to be retnrned to their re-
spective re aseats. The In roaction Of corporeai
punishment ~ . part Of the egimeu Of Castle
&C.. has hsd most sa!u:aEy sA1st On ,he manners
OF the inmates, some Of whom - very hard oeseA
Aren.-Ths city police yssassdey Gagged four
connsll, James Lyons and Patrick Conley, for
getting drunk and behaving disordsrly In the
street Last night two Of the armed police came
across and brought to the cage lares wagon
l7th street, where 1t had boon cot down very prob
ably by some darkey who imagined he was pur
sued
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NOkAlSSiONkAS BALE or LorS IN THE
TOWH OF FULTON As Comn,issaI act
Ing under decree OF the Circuit Cou' Of aenrico
en.sred In the suit Of Ste xrns 1sumr1el vs
Bisnkioship and wife, SHALL on SATURDAY, the
ssth day Of November. 1852 At 81 O'Clock OF tha.
day. sell at public Auction. to the highest bidder,
the premises, ten Lots iu the town o. rlsou en-
Centre street, numbered l9 20, y, s2 IS, -, and
TO- H. IL Is, hoEting together the South line CT
Centre strsst, running back 81 feet
TERha-Ons-thlrd cAsa balance upon . credit
Of nix months, for negotiable paper, with irtsrss.
added. and the title TO be retained until the whole
purchase money is paid, with liberty to the pur.
ehasik 10 pay The whole In cash.
b. NANCE, Comr
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Total rscelpts..... s265. e
Total funds go ITO 81
DisbUrsments
Paid orders 10 Visitors to furniab food
and clothing for the poor S60s %
Paid for fuel supplied to the
poor. of....-...-....--....... 1854 70
Counterfeit and une1rrent mo-
ney paid in collections. 5000
Total payments. 2ee9 IS
Balance il Treasury. S4QO 90
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n
uiLL Al AUCTICA we will SELL upan
t.e pTeEnls- g. On sATUE DAY, the selh day " No
vembe~, commencing Rt 4 o clock p Il hvs small
Brick Tensnlents located street 10 fcet vide.
They are particularly Gdap:ss for snail sizsd tamil
Iies
T7Ras-Oas Ia cash; ths tslsnce u: s,aonths.
for go,isb!e no,ss with intersss added, and -.
cured by Q trust deed.
no " US -sYLAR s. sOH. Aucta
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tho United States Of the South American Repub-
lies It was the pzineple acted on In the recogni-
ton Of Mexico. It was acted on In the struggle
Of Greece, 70 overthrow the Ottoma. rule. On that
oueA4on the greatest constitutional expounGer OF
the North Mr.. Webster. gained his first laurels a.
"a American statesman This principle was acted
on In the recognition of the Government Of Louis
Philippe, on the overthrow Of Charles 4, Of
France and again In the recognition Of the Lamar.
tine Government, on the overthrow Of Louis Phil.
lippe, in l648. At that time, every msn at the
NORTH In Congress, save one, Mr.. Stephens believed
voted for the principle. The same principle was
again setnd upon without dissent In 1853 In the re
eosnition OF the Government of Louis Napoleon -
The sams principle was aeted upon In the reeog.
ni,ioa Of Texas when shs seceded or withdrew
from the Government d Mexico.
Many ut the North opposed the admission Of
Texas q . State In ear then Union. Dut there was
little IL anv, opposition to her recognition ~ an In
dependent outaide Republic. Strange 10 say. many
Of thoss who were then 6orcsst in their opposition
10 Texas coming into the Union NOV tho aereest
lodged 70 her before. Well may any and every one.
North OF South, sxclaim what II Ill this for What
havs We done TO the Northi When have We ever
wronssd thsmi We quit them II is true, e our
srnnsst We quit - thsy quit. upon . question
Of sonstitutioual right. That question they dstsr
mined for Themselves, and We have but done the
sans. Whist, therefore, h all this fort why this
war o. thsir part against ths uniform principles
and practices Of their own 0ovsrnmsoti There r.
but ons plsuAbls pgstsxt for Il that Il to extsr.
minats orr Southern iustitutions Il q 70 put the
African On an equality with the white man. Il \
70 Conquer and subiusats indspsndsnt and sovereign
STATES who dsny their authority rishtfuily 70 rule
over them. II b War. in short. On tAsir part,
asanst nght against reason against justice. .aennsi
nat1ss. end for Dothins bat power, sooqussk end
robbery.
r. asksA a our H., whist u I'll this fort The
reply leo0 svesy beeast h. that Il q Tor homs for
Afsdes, 6oe our ajlags, for our birthEioh foe Pro
Resty, iee hsnee. a. h1e-la woea ~ sveeything
eWvlag - - fteeDea dheal1 - Wlllns. Y neeA b.
- -. -. Asqe1lsu, Wese shs ls6aleos WAleh
Deo0Deo1 - Ook9 o111amn1ioo - ~ bloody
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4 0ST DEsIRABLh BOsI6s AND LOT a. the
lyI t*~rtts ast intersection sf Clay scd 5th HtA,
! -, ACC FIOE We will sell upon Vie premises,
or MON DAY, the sth day u December, coDmsoe-
tag .; o'clock p h the dasrable r. sias nee 'ocs-
ted O.; tie northeas. Intersection of Clay sad 5th
streets Ii coDtaius avs comfortable rooms snd a
large brick k!,ehsn with four rooms The 10; fronts
On Clay street G3i feet and Iups back ,hs ususi
depth. TIE hous- Ia noss rsctlns f5r f730 per
eouI 20 g5oh tsrsGt. The 10 ssio, of str prop
cry IA very desirable for a private residence Or
b;sinsss eisnd ,heing cont.t uous TO be market
AyRSs- One third saali; shs psyusea. al and
pontl1 negotiable mites. With IntsrNst a9Acd an1
secured By trust dad. Possses ION b. given q
occe Jas. n. TAYLOR & SON,
DO % &uc.icneerA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-28

HOUSE AND Lur UN The HOE SIDE
i Of Broad, between Hcnry and nairick SIS
"a SD GrI0N We will sell upon the premises,
MOsDAY, the Iss day OF December. eCmusns
II = st ]t O'Clock p ~. HOUSE and LOT on The
uorth side Of Broad se.waen Henry and Pa,r K
sssest7 now used as grocery stand. Tie upper
ps't 10 Gssd al q dwe,dug AID CONTAINS I've roo1as
Ihe is,t frons - feet, and runs hack lG0 feet
LRas.- Uns third CO b; tho baisuca af and 10
ucntis Ter neGotisb.s notes, with interes. aided,
ana secured By trus: dssd
no. rs JAS TAYLOR & SON Iusprz