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DupIin County, June ID, 1885,,

". ", Holden, Esg.
TIME TIME IS APPROACHING WHEN THE VO-
tiers of the Bird Congressional District will be called
upon to select some TO represent them in the House Of
Among other gentlemen who qualified and capable of
filing that honorable position, we ask leave through
your valuable Journal to suggest the name Of THOMAS
FAISOH As member Of State Legislature for sew
era years from the county ofSampson he proved himself
to be man whose honesty integrity and fidelity to the
fellow citizens When the broke out COL Faison sent
his three to battle for the of the rgh of the
South Of whom sealed his devotion by his blood No
private gentleman has done more for the soldiers and the
country than Mr. Fasop and should he 10 be
didste we may be assured he will perform his whole duty
well. MANY VOTERS
2fE1esd obn0rsssiORGI Dist, CIV o.:
June D, 1858. 46-6t,
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300 NEGROES WANTED.

3UD NEGROES WANTED.
NRE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THEE
u hundred hands to work on the grading of thsCht'
ham Railroad.
The line runs through healthy country on shghEi9,
and all hands employed on the road will be well fed S'
cared for. We will hire either by the month or The yst
Apply to us at Cary; miles west of Raleigh at HS
wood, or Lockvlle, Chatham county, N. C.
E /. N. CLEGG & CO., COnrscu'
REFERENCES.
Z. P. Battle, Pres't. Chatham R. R. Company RssF
and W. j. Hawkins, Pres't Raleigh & Castor r. B. Coa
pany, Raleigh.
Feb. 10, 1898. iS-f
"a Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, Pssn
burg Express, Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress, vi
mlngto: Journal and Fayetteville Observer, will essh
sert to the amount of six dollars and forward bills
n. G. Standard.
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May 10, 1858.
THE PEOPLES FACTORY.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV.

pUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
~ day the 26th Of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. he is of whtsh yellow complexion, about
feet inches high Is 20 years old and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head hair
and talks short when questioned and has down ook-
No doubt he is trying tU.pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect HILL Caswell County, confined in any jail so
get him. F. L. WARREN
Caswell Co., March q, 1859. 3 98-W&swtf
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EAGLE HOTEL.

II WILL OPEN THE EAGLE HOTEL FOR TIE RE-
ception Of Guests the first Of June, snd hope to be
able 70 entertain from seventyve TO hundred persons
during the summer. - 81
In connection With this large Hotel have number Of
Hacks, Carriages Bukgies and Saddle Horses thatmy
J. M~BLAIR,
Proprietor Eagle Hotel,
.sa -. r.-. 80 = Asheyille, N. g.
June a,lss8. 452mpd.
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By THE GoyERhoR OF NoRTH.oARoLNA.

A PROCLAMATION. t -
"HEREAS, THERE HAS ARISEN SINCE THE
w adjournment Of the General Assembly yerI i'm:
Which The credit Of the State is deeply eonoered and for
which settlement legslasiy We action is required:
do By and with the Gdvce of the Council
Of State issue this Proclamation, converting the General
Assembly in Extra Session and Ealing upon the member 1 ss,S
idsy of this month of june 80. - -
$4,000 In witness whereof zEBULoN B. VANCE Cover.
SEAL nor, Captain General and COMMANDMENTS Chief
- hath signed these presents and caused the Great
Seal Of the State to be affixed.
D. 1863 and in the eghtySeyenh year of American In
dependence. " v,rcr
K B. BArTIE Jr-, Private sec'y.
~ All daily papers in the State will publish one
bill to Executive Office. q. -
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH.CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION. ...
VKTHEREAS THE TINE LIMITED IN MY PRO-
w camation, dated the 9Th Of May, orbdding the
poraiion of certain articles from the tau for thirty days
from .9i of
North Carolina by and with the advice of the Council
of State issue this Proclamation continuing said pTohib
ton thirty days from the 18th ns subject the excep
tons aud restrictions contsined in said Proclamation Of
the sh OF Nay and enrustng the execution OF this Pro
olamaon to Justices of the Peace and Militia Officers
sse"s In witness whereof, ZEBULoN b. VANCE Cover
SEAL. nor, Captain General and COmmander-inC Chief
.s hath signed these presents and caused the Great
bonn Il he City Of Raieh this sth day Of June A. d.
lSs and n The year of The S Tayor
- Z. II. BATTLE, JR., Private Secy.
June L. 1858. 4S-w&sw2v.
~ All daily papers in the State insert one week. and
weekly and semi-weekly papers two weeks each:
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NoRFH-OAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.
" HEREAs, INFORMATION. HAS BEEN RECEIv-
w ed By me from the Sheriff Of, Haywood County,
that W. P. GILLETT, who is charged with thehurder Of
Qua les in said County has effected his escape prOba
bly, into the State of Tennessee.
zEBUL0E B. VANCE, Governor of North Carolina,
do issue this Proclamation offering reward of two hum
dred dollars $4,000 for the apprehension of said Get and
delivery of him into the hands of said Sheriff of Haywood
County.
In witness whereof, 2. B. VANCE, Governor
& SEAL Captain General aud Gommandef>in-Chief hath
signed these presents and caused the Great Seal
Of the State to be affixed.
Done the City of Raleigh, this 10th day of June A.
d. 1885, Gnd in the year Of Independence the s7th.
By the Governor: = z. B. VANCE.
3. II. BATTLE, ia, Private Sec'y.
June l2, 1859. 48-w&sw2w.
t4y- Hendegsonville Times copy two weeks, and the
Knoxville (Tenp) Register one week.
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PILES, FIsTULA, JUNIORS,
alterations of the Womb, Spermatorrhna. sv,
pnilitic Affections. &n .t ~

- - = PuIIItIC AHeCIIOns, Ncs
Dr.. A. CL0PToN, OF HUNTSVILLE, ALA,
consulted for few days lie operates With perfect success
Ior Piles and guarantees perfect cure in every case of
reA Woere tne Tusnors come down when at stool. He
oPea'eo WIN perfect success few days ago. in of
- years standing bis tumors coming down large
ge "a cup At every stool Those who doubt may ad.
oress M. d. II. Berry, Monticello, Florida y
d. u Operated desperate cases in Salisbury last
year one OF them is known TO every citizen Of Salisbury
Ladies OF the City and vicinity will be visited at their
borough the 18TH of June, =. EF-r-1-''..~F
March 30, 1858. s 81 s3qI-v&svtf
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kEADt REARgl READ!!!
ANY YOUNG LADY Oh GENTLEMAN SENDING
us their name and address shall receive circular by
first return mail which IN convey 10 them some valns
which may be Of $4,000 value
TO them Address Enclosing stamps to prepay return post
age) -. .a- TERRY Co,
~, No. "a Masonic Hall Building, .
june lss 1888. .'-< '.,1 rs 4s@esipS =
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
CREECH & LPECHFORD.
"E HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CO-PART-
wv nership in the general Auction and Commission
Business, viz: for the sale of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, Real and Per.
= -. sonal Property, &c.
Our store is large and commodious fronting on Fay
etteve and Harget Streets in the centre of the business
part of the City, and universally conceded to be the best
location in the place for our business.
Both of having been for seventeen years past engaged
in the merchandise and auction business, hater
selves that make it to the interest OF parties to
make their consgnmens to for either private commits
sion auction sales. -rI ,
We refer the entire business community of this place
r. r@: A. CREECA,
.-.- ]. j. LITCHFORD.
Raleigh, N. c., April 81, 1868. 8S-tf:s
BANK OF THE STATE OF N. CAROLINA.
VV1RE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sT0CKH0LD-
of this Bank will be held at their Banking House
in this City on the first Monday in July nefb at II
Raleigh June 3, 1858. -.. Std.
I KTTTRELL's SPRINGS.
4 FTER THE IST JUNE, OUR HOUSE WILL BE
IA open for the reception Of BoardeTs
Rates Of Board.
Board per day. $500
= "a q week, - $500
a. month. 100 90
Children under ten, and servants. half price.
Z - BLACKNkLL 4 Co.,
P.s-we cannot send our Omnibus to the 8 O'Clock
night train. -- -....
May 20, 1868. ..-.. A-tf
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SNuEEI SNuEEI

II ORILLARD'S SNUFF IN BLADDERs. AR1
Ia BY'S "Rsil Road" 90"
For sale by. A, A, WILLAS|
Greensboro N c. March 90 1870 H.
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HILLSBORO' n. C. MILITARY Ac,nn---
NNHE SECOND SESSION OF TIE FIpTu III III
IL mic year of this Institution will corrnln ACADE
July next. 0OAunienee on Iii
For circulars and information, apply to
MAJ; WIN NJ GORDON
May 90. 1858. '''"'enoen' d;
49,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. =.
a LARGE NUMBER OF STRONG HORSES BEING
required for artillery purposes citizens invited to
offer all such TO the government upon the following terms
Depot and other Quarermasters charged with the pur
chase Of horses instructed transfer horses unfit for
horses the difference in value as ascertaned by two
interested persons Selected BY the officer and the
other by the CITIZEN TO be paid to the citizen.
BY authority of the War Department:
Maj. and Insp'r Gen. Transpt.
OFFICE CHIEF O. NJ. DIST OF MOL
RALEIGH, June 18th, 1858.
am now prepared to comply With the above in:tEgs.
BILE horses for the service. W W. PB!RCE,
Major and Chief O. NJ.
June 16, 1853. 49-8t.
els REWARD.
&TRAYED FROM MY PREMISES IN RALEIGH,
- the night Of Sunday 7th Of June, large brnds
She has white fore feet, well as remember,
had bell She pretty wild having just been brought
me- me- '''''''' '',A '-' -'''' '''N p-'N j. sCHEiB.
Raleigh, June l6, 1858. 49-2w.
lust RECEIVED AT E. A. .WHlTAKER's,
81 June 18th, 1865
p so sacks SALT.
800 lbs Black Grain Pepper.
Raleigh, June 1S. 1858. a.
1000 LBS B. 81 y. G :, WET4.k s9sRA,
Raleigh, June IT, 1853. a.
100 GROSS ess N. MIA = wurr,xr1s
Raleigh, June 18, 1853. A.
SOLDIER's TIN BUCKETS,
~. For sale at WHITAKERS
Raleigh, June l6, 1868. 40
0An POUNDS SPICE,
OVO For sale at WHITAKER'S'
Raleigh, June l6, 1863. - Sc
400 POUNDS CANDLES,
HOU For sale at WHITAKER'S.'
~ Raleigh, June JIG, 1863, ..----sr.----~ 3D.
- For sale wHITAKER'S
Raleigh, June l6, 1858. : d
DURE CIDER VINEGAR.
IL 2v0 Gallons. For sale at i
A. wHTTAKERs.
Raleigh, June 16, 1868. 40.
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SUBSTITUTE WANTED,
FORTUNE For a.

A NY PERSON ENCLOSING % TO BOX 100 Rrcu
n mond, Va, will received two recipes for sr,i.
daily and constantly increasing demand The ms,,s
areAo cheap that an outlay of IS on one of the ,s
alone will realize when manufactured and sold az H.
one can manufacture either article in an hour W,ag
directions sent. "'"a
May 90, 1863. A-Stra
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ESQ r EWARD,

hAILRUAD MEETINGs
GoLDsBoRoUGH, May 60 ~
To the Stockholders of tie atlantic and NorthGs
oLiRG Railroad Company.
a 8 1T IS IAPRACTICABLE TO HOLD lVn
n next annual meeting in the town of Newber, y
are hereby notified that the meeting will be held
town Of Kinston Up the 25th day of June next.
JOHN D. WITHHOLD
Presiigt
Jp,A 1890 4-G
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION rrn
,. AN EsSS * Of MORE TSiE
but is BATTERED BY bis customers and not Aater
-: auction or on Commission everytbn receive and III
FRANK. l. WTISSOSS,fd 10
Raleigh, May 10, 1883. Auctions,
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400 REWARD.

PANAwAY From The zNEISuDo
- nenoersGu n. c., in the month of TDfAhOOD Oh
OOy s1S1hyAoN 20 years Of as feet or last
81 ssaq aRs s bPTs
1res Hoy and gone off servant for soms G5se '
probably IN camp. Said boy belongs to ~ soldier and
abae. s Uas5 deceased and he subscribe T
for bis IN ia Apprehension Es, rs
Oxford, n. C., April IL, 1858. Executf,
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FIFTY DOLLARS RFW,6

6Rps7 d ah Ssy THE .4G SUBS SUBSCRIBER OK
PHARAOH: Henry is of yellow comp I, henry nd
size rather slow spoken, is about IS medium
Is black, COED size broad mouth aud stutssS, Paa
trying to get to the Yankees Henry v auG petaapsp
gentleman near Washington, n c., Phsrob1 iEsd On,
temsn in Nansemond county, Va reTs.i ron ga
each negro viii be given for their apprebensoOf sf
n. c." ID Alanance count,
May Z. 1858. W. FAuCETTR"
Sc
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WANTRn

ST0CK IN THE RALEIGH AND n,,u
- Wilmington and Weldon Railroads 'ASfOS Am
JNO. G. WILLIAMS
Raleigh, N. c., May %, 1868. N'O Exchange Broken
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GT0RIOI1S NEWS

~ IMPORTANT INFORMATIoNt
~ IMPORTANT INF0RMATIONll
81 IMPORTANT INF0RMATIONIII
u IMPORTANT 1NF0RMATIONilli
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DEATH OF HoN. DAVID BRONSON, OF
BATH.-The National Intelligencer Of Tues
day says:
"The friends of the Hon. David Bronson, of
Maine, will be panied to learn of his DEATH
He was on visit to his son, the rector of St.
Michaels Parish, Talbot county, Nd, and he
died at his house on Friday, the 10th inst
Mr. Bronson, from 1871 to 1913, was one of
the Representatives in Congress from Maine
and nominated at one time as the candidate of
the Wing party for Governor. His conyic-
tions of public duty were strong and earnest
Mr.. Bronson was classmate of Hon. Rufus
Choate. He formerly practiced law in An
son, Somerset county, from which place he re-
moved to Augusta, and became Wing candi-
date for Governor in 1916. He removed to
Bath on the death of President Taylor, to ell
ter upon the duties of the Colectorship of that
port, to which he was appointed by Mr.. Fill
more. He was eminent as lawyer, good
citizen and an honest man. For few years
past he has been victim to that scourge of
our climate, pulmonary consumption, to whose
assaults he has at last surrendered. He leaves
wife and several children, one of his sons an
Episcopal clergyman, one daughter the wife
of a clergyman in Western New York, and
another daughter the wife of Gen. Charles y.
Bodfish, who succeeded Mr.. Bronson in the
Collectorship of Bath.
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New Books Received.

SPEcTAcLEs FOR Young EYES. Moscow.
BY Sarah w. Sander, Boston. Walker,
Wise & Co., 16mo. PIP. 202. For sale in this
city by o. l.. Sanborn & Co.
THE FARMER Boy, and how he became Com
-mander-in-Chief BY uncle Juvinsll. Edited
by William N. Thayer, Boston. Walker,
Wise q Company, l6mo. PIP. 32l. For sale
in this city by o. l.. Sanborn, & Co.
BY Epes Sargent. New York, Carlton, limo.
PIP. 500. For sale in this city by A. Robin
son.
The MAN OF GoD, or Spiritual Religion ex-
planned and enforced. BY Octavious Wins
low, d. ID. New York: Robert Carter &
Brothers. l6mo. PIP. 2S3. For sale In this
city by Ii. Packard.
IHE SALE OF CRUMMIE; or the Diamond
Brooch, and other stories. New York:
nopert carter d Brothers, l6mo. PIP. ITS,
For sale in this city by II. Packard.
ABLE TO SAVE; or announcements to pa
tient waiting. BY the author of The Path
way OF Promise. New York: Robert Carter
4 Brothers, lGmo. PIP. 2S0. For sale in
this city by II. Packard.
CLAUDE THE CoLPoRrEUR.-By the author
of MARY Powell" New York: Robert Car.
ter d Brothers: l6mo. PIP. 3l6. For sale in
this city by II. Packard.
A BUDGET OF Fun, foriLittle Folks. BY Aunt
Maggie, Boston: Loring, 16mo. PIP. 233.
For sale in this city by Bailey & Noyes.
THE OLD HELMET.-By the author of the
''Wide, wide world" In two volumes. New
York, Robert Carter & Brothers l2mo. PIP.
For sale In this city by II. Packard, who
has received the catalogue Of Messrs. Car
ter's Books for 1854, containing list Of new
works published by them TO date.
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Financial Terms Explained.

II is well to know the meaning of the bust
ness term We read in our daily papers.
For instance; we wonder how it is that
"buls" and "bears," flame ducks and "shorts"
can be as common in Wall St., as in Aroo.-
took. Let us explain few of these phrases
which pass under our notice. A shear" brok-
er is man who bears down on the market,
depressing prices so that he may buy at low
figure. When he has broken the market he
Ia apt TO turn into "bull" broker, and losses
up prices, SO as to run off his low-bought
stocks at profit. Large amounts of sales
are made on time, and man who cannot full
I'll his contract, is a "lame Duck II YOU
should sell thousand dollars worth of gold
at 80 per cent. premium on ten days time, and
have no gold to sell, you would become a
short seller; because you would trust in
the fall of gold to replace at lower rate the
amount sold. In buying on time, the pur-
chaser can call for his stocks at any day be-
fore the expiration of the period agreed upon,
and seller on time can deliver within the
specified time.
The reports Of the sales at the brokers'
board, are apt to mislead if you do not know
one or two facts.
You read of sales Of government bonds of
1881 at 100 l-2. This means that the bond
sells at that price carrying with it the last
coupon, from January or July /.
This bond is sold "iat''-the interest being
thrown in. A "seven-thirty" note we read, is
sold at LOG IL; and in this case the interest
on the last coupon is added to the price of the
bond-so that in reality there Is not much DIFF
ference in the price Of the two securities. A
certificate of indebtedness" is always sold SO
that the accrued interest shall be added. They
are of two kinds, coin and currency. The
former all mature before March 4, 1884, and
have their interest payable in gold. Curren-
cycertifcates are simply twelve months notes..
at six per cent. payable in paper The bonds
of 1881 and the "five-twenties" are six per
cent bonds, payable principal and interest in
gold. The first named bond has twenty years
to run; the latter-may run twenty years,
unless Uncle Sam wants to pay US; which he
can do at any time after five years from date
of the bond, and this is why we call them
"hve-twenty."
The seven-thirty note is payable in paper,
but the interest in gold. They can be ex-
changed for twenty year gold face and in
terest bond, at any time before OF at maturity.
In a few weeks, new kind OF Government
note will be in the market, but we will ex-
plain il at another time. /,
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THE IIoN-CLAD DIcTAroR.-It has been
resolved that no further attempt will be made
to launch the Dictator until about the 10th
instant. In the meantime every possible pre-
paration will be made to secure successful
result. The reason why she was not launch
ed on the first trial is thus explained. 1t is
usual in launching vessels to give them half
an inch inclination each foot. This has al
ways been found sufficient, and would be in
the case Of the Dictator but for a very singu-
lar occurrence. The vast iron-clad weighs
over five. hundred tons, and the immense
pressure of this great weight on the new
ground, upon which the stocks were laid,
caused undulation and Irregularities which
more than neutralized the inclination. This
fact was known last Saturday, and, an immen-
Sc steamer was engaged to aid in hauling the
Dictator Off, but the owners backed out ofthe
arrangement and the launch was Intellectually
attempted as heretofore described.
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SPECIAL Offices.

CAFp.-To Tho City Authorities of Portland
We, the members of Camp Berry Band, tender our
devoted thanks for the excellent collation. given us
at Barnum's, Wednesday evening Truly a rich
treat was given us, such Barnum always prepares
and we feel confident that gave credit OF our APP
probation of the yands prepared, by the amount
which was eaten.
We stand ready, by permission of our officers in
command TO play upon all occasions like that OF
wednesday evening, in our best manner; for we
try's cause and where the Stars and Stripes wave
we determined TO be actuaed BY the spirit which
its noble folds bespoak, and with the creates willing
ness.
Adjt. Emerson and Lieut.. Haley were with US and
in their usual kind and pleasant mood. We need
not speak in praise Of them. We appreciate all.
By request Of the Band.
II. 3. PIERCE, Director.
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Now what do we find, aud what do We iiud
the copperheads endorsing and applauding
We find mere handful of men in New Or
leans and the neighboring counties, the same
men who applied to the President and whose
application was firmly but respectfully de-
clined, undertaking to do ,githOut authority
what they had asked the President TO author
ize, and which, by that act Of asking they
admitted could be reached regularly in no
other way. We find them calling an election
themselves, without any authority from the
President; without any order from the Mill
tary Governor, and assuming the right TO issue
warrants for an election, to constitute them
selves supervisors of such elections, to deter
mine the qualifications of voters, to make re-
turns to-whom? and to give certificates of
election to candidates voted for, thus, without
the slightest authority, attempting to accredit
delegates to the Congress of the U. S.! The
election was not called even ostensibly by
official authority, nor even in the name of the
people OF the State, but it was called BY a
mere party committee! We have papers con-
thS Noh oSioiO US, ouu tklC Olly dutuUI-
ity it bore was that of the Executive Com
mittee ofhe Constitutional Union Parity
the Bell-Everett Committee of 1850. Was
any thing ever more preposterous? Was
anything ever more revolutionary or rebel
lious in its spirit? and yet this, and this alone,
is The movement in Louisiana that is being
Heralded in New York, and caught up by all
the interiors of the copperhead fraternity, and
which finds willing endorsement in the col
umns of the copperhead organ of this city.
We have before us copy of the New Or
leans Times of Nov. 7, in which this whole
election dodge is ventilated. This Col. A. P.
Field, reported elected to Congress from the
New Orleans district, had one hundred and
t,centy-fre votes. The others had about an
equal support, and this is insolently held up
as the loyal voice of Louisiana. Nothing is
more UNANIMOUSLY false. 1t is dodge of cop
perheads and quasi traitors to place the state
in hostility TO the General Government, and
to extend the lease Of life to negro slavery in
that state, which the loyal men have decreed
shall go by the board. The attempt is
wicked act of INSTRUMENTATION and will result
only in the dIgrace Of its authors.