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ADJUSTMENTS.

A1HUSEMEa1:a.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting aud Stage manager ............h Oguet
Treasurcr Observation-Disclosures. w Briggf
SATURDAY EVENING, October 10Th, 1868,
At the request Of many, the grand and very hui
morous Military Drama of the
VIRGINIA CAVALIER!
With its new SONGS dances, new ballads, glses,
and chorusesl
The anagem emit with desire to do all in their
power to please will rel eat the above very success
full play for
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
As there are other novelties now ready and will
speedily bs produced. The Music, full aud com
plete, has been arranged by Prof Lcebman and
wilt constitute Of the attractive features Of the
Erama, Astounding with songs, duets, ckoruses,
marches, &c.
The whole play rep,ete with
Songs,
twenty f,nr ladies of the Ballet in entirely new
CONTRA DANCE!
Beautiful moonlight scene on the Occcquan-a
beautiful Bivouac Scene, painted for the occasion
by artist, Fred Koeth.
The entire piece under the imm edate direction OF
X ID OGDEN.
Dance, &c, Ballads. &c.
The performance viii conclude with the BurIstta OF
NlPPED IN THE BUD.
Mosp.Y-sir Walters grand Poetical Play Of
LADY OF THE LAKE!
And the entirely new Conediet:a Of
FAINT HEART DID WIN FAIR LADY.
RS-Doors open at 6is. Performance will com
msncs at ~ precisely. oc 1O-lt
- lCHMOND VARIETIES,
II, franklin st. one door below Exchange Hotel
SATURDAY EVENING, oct. 10. 1868.
Most positively the LIST night Of
MAMNOTH RCRLESQUE
OPERA TROUPE
And Grand Complimentary Benefit to
CHARLEY WHITE
Double Attraction Charley Whites Mammo
Burlesqus Opera Troupe a1d the Iron-Clad Min
strels"
Observe the array Of ta!ent-Tim Morris. X J
Buckley, Frank Leslie, Ned Banker, II Allen
Charley White, Pref keIp. and theirs.
Miss Maggie Clarborne, Miss Abbie White, and the
Terpsichorean Sisters appear in beautiful Dances
Miss Maggie Claiborne, the beautiful dan suse
Miss Able White. the female cham ion j dancer
and the TerpsichCrean Sisters in double Polka
The evenings entertainment TO conclude with
the Opera OF OH, HUSH ending with the Few
and original Highdsly
~ HoI pAIGCUidxS zee Sl0dll Dill6 VI tLC OaJs
DC 10--ltt
& GRAND SELECT BALL
~ will DC given al
NEW MARKET HAIL, -
Corner of 9th and Marshall SIS
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. IL, 1868.
A police force has been engaged. and pain:
will be spared to insure the leslectabiIity Of the
ball.
Adndger.-C J Johnson
Floor Committee - Ryan, E Hopkins, W II
Davis, w Aud.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies, IS
&C lO-2.*
Il fashionable DANCING ACADEMY,
4 BY Prof ST MAUK BINGHAM
Exchange Hotel! nth aud Franklin SITS.
vChiidren's class Tuesdays and Thursdays at
NJ and anirdays at IL M
aies' class Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri.
days, at 4 PM.
Gentiemen's class Mondays, Wednesdays, and
saturdays. at "a PAT
Visitors only admitted on Saturday mornings at II
4 Al.
Parents and children only will be admitted during
School hours &C 9-6s%
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LINE Mattsponi Estate of $50 acres in CsreIr.

LINE Mattsponi Estate Of $50 acres in CsreIlr.
r. county, within one mile of Milford Depot sl
~ miles from the village of Bowling Green, e.lIa
"lo!Iy Hill, for sale auction.--At the rsquss
ofthe executrix of the late PicheEru WoolloIk, 10
ceased, we shall FELL at auction u, ON tho premse %
Wedn ss1ay, the 14th day Of October, 1863 d 10
o'clock A II, the very valuable estate located
stove. 1t contains ESQ acres, Of which about th,s
fourths is open land, and one fourth in wosd sui
timber. The open land IL in good state Of In
provement The buildings consist Of lara
dwelling and every other out-buiIding usually
found on such an estate, all In good repair. n,
location is amongst the most teautiful to be se.u
anywhere. There is on the place large orshsa
of peaches and apples of the choicest kinds This
pre- sents q rare opportunity CT, securing mos.
beautiful and lovely estate, a. 1t is seldom tha.
one valuable is offered at suction. Partial pos.
session given ct once. and full possession given By
the miadle of De, ember next. The ears ffou
kchmo, pass Mil ford at 9 o'clock daily, and,
turn at quarter past II o'clock. thus anoring N
opportunity Of visiting the place and OF feturari
the same dsy.
TRRMs-Cash or credit, at the option Of the ps,.
chaser. Toe 81 uODDlN 4 APPkRs0S.
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CALF for Caroline. -The state supply of Salt for
- Caroline is now at Milford, and shall attend on
Tuesday the 18th inst 10 distribute u the citizens
OF tina county Every person will be entitled 10 20
pounds for each member Of his or her family, fac
tuaI residents thereof 70 be satisfactorily proven by
aiiayit or otherwise at ten cents per pound cash.
Soldiers are not entitled " salt Applicants must
furnish their own bags. WR WYATT,
90 7--Stt Agent.
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TNRUSTEE'S Sale Of Valuable Brick Store cd
i Dwelling In the city Of Richmond, On IN
North side of Broad, between First street and Dai
Avenue.-AS trustee in q certain deed Of traN u
ecuted by Edward Fiuney (now dseeAssl1 md NAN
his wife, bearing date 18th july 1861, duly recoa
In Richmond Hastings Court, shall with shs Ml
public auction, ON the premises, on TuesdssA
18th OFT, 1868, at O'clock n, Qf fair; IL no,s
next fair day thereafter. the excellent Bres q n
and dwelling located VI above, adjoining thsAls.a.
cary store Of Messrs benson Jones, sad ncs sss
pied by Mr. Carr Attached to this proper ty u sN
lumber house. in the rear. This ID = lae fnasa
for business, and the upper part is wssi "a ts.ks
family.
TshNs-C6sh The trustee will convey With ~
usua! special warranty.
oc3 w 0ODDiN, Trustee.
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HEADQUAHrERsCo Coo,
Browns Reconnaissance cay corps (
FTNHE members Of this company viii assemble
promptly at the stables Of the command, at 3 X
O'Clock on Friday evening, for battalion driiI, and
Saturday morning at o'clock for review by
kai Gen EIzey. Every member Is required to be
present. with arms ana equipments in order for in
spection By order Of
BIN PARHAM, 1t Cong.
WI EGGlEsToN, ActingOS. &C 9--2it
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HEADQUARTERS Co Il,
Browns Reconnaissance Corps,

HEADQUARTERs Co u,
Browns ksconnoissance Corps,
Richmond, Oct 9Th, 1868
CNPECIAL Order No This Command is hereby
y ordered to meet at the commands stables on
Saturday, Oct 10th, at 10 O'Clock A n, with sabre
and horse trappings III complete order for review.
Every member OF this company is expected to be
present BY order OF Hay wood. Capt CONG.
&c a-2tt Wv MOTT OS.
A TTENTION, Maryanders and others.--Kecruts
"A wanted for WIN !. JaoksOn's Mounted Artillery
in Western Vireinia--the finest provisioned army in
the service, aud the easiest aud heathest pace
the Coniederacy for soldering. Bounty, Clothing, &c,
furnished Immediately. Office On Franklin st, be-
tween 18th and 18Th, in the Law Building.
Sc 80 eod6t* Sergt JOHN MITCHELL
fINHE members OF co A, Browns Re. onnossance
Cavalry Corps, viii meet at the commands
stables on Saturday, the 10th lust ut 10 O'Clock
fully equipped for review.
BY order Of Capt Wood
&C 9-2ts TSLACY,OS
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OFFICE .kR& K Co, /

UffitE ; X & Co, /
kichmCgd, October /, 1868. (
NJ. THE annual meeting Of the Sta. kholders Of
~ the Jauaes River aud kanaWfa Company VIII
be held II this Office Gu Monday the 18th INST
Stockholders are requested 10 appoint their proxies
and forward the powers OF attorney u this oiice as
promptly a. possibie
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PERSONAL.

tieaDQ RS DEPT HEARco,
Richmond Oct 9Th
JAMES WAY MctOWELIS, 67th Alta regt-In
pursuance Of orders from tho War Department
you v i'll have Ia return TO parole camp before you
can be exchanged JOHN II WINDER,
DC lot Brig General
+ Mrs Gen GAINES is Ia this city friend will be
pleased to learn TIER whereabouts. Communicate
I" Dispatch Office. &C lO-lts
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VALUABLE Plantation in Louisiana for Sale.-I
v oler for sale my Plantation, situated in Madi-
son parish, Louisiana, Known as the Maryland Plan
tation, six miles from Aliken's Bend, and one mile
from the vcksburg, Shreveport, and Texas railroad
containing 100 Of land Geo of which are in
high state of cultivation, about 400 cleared and ready
to be put in cultivation; the balance Of the tract is
heavily timbered, and contains large and very val
liable body Of cypress timber, lying near the rail
road, and can be readily sold at $40 per Thousand
feet, when sawed, to Tie railroad company The
plantation is we'll improved, aud on which is located
dwelling house, kitchen, and smoke. house, DAIRY,
negro quarters, barns, stables for seventy mules
large frame gin house; with two gin stands four cis
terms, and a well Of excellent water. These lands
are as free from overflow as any lands the river
For further nf0rmat ion to terms, &c, inquire Of
Purcell II Co, Richmond; MCDANIEL 4 Irby,
Lynchburg, or to JOHN w BALEUUR,
Sc IL -eod&swlm Montgomery Ala
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a CARD to the Ladies' Miss 3 IL FLOURNOY
n Dress sisher, Gu Msia st. between Madison
and Monroe, Ieariy opposite Murdo KS grocery,
most RESI- eetfuly solicts call from her old friends
snd The ladies' generally. al orders promptly at
tended to, az. la-ote
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II DMlNIsrRATklxS NUl1CE -An porsohs IN
"a debtesi 70 the estate Of Vim HHrdgr0ve De
ceased, will please make immediate paymsnt 70 NJ,
or my attorney IN fact Geo Gwaihmey; and Oh
persons having claims against said estate viii pre-
sent thsn, properly authenticated, TO my sAid u
torney In order 70 settlement Of the estate
SARAH HARnGROvE,
&C 8-lt Adm'x AZ WIN II Hardsr0ye, decd
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

r AND for Sale II will offer for sale at auction, on
l Thursday, 29th Oct, 1868, at my residence, in
the county OF Cumberland (if not s)Id privately be-
fore that time )my tract Of land containing 256 acres
1t is Of gray soil, and lies we'll to improve The
improvements consist Of large frame dwelling with
rooms and basement, With other necessary build
ings. Timber enough-to keep the place up. 1t is
miles from the Court House, II miles from Carriers
vile, miles from Wiiis's river, which is navigable.
Convenient to the best mills and churches-one Bap-
fist church in 4 mile of the place: and is located in
healthy and intelligent neighborhood will sell
the same day my household and kitchen furniture;
crop of corn and provender farming utensils, &c.
oc 10-law4w" THOS W RUCKMAN.
7 ANDS for sale in Buckingham Within five
! miles of the Institute, and six of New
Canton, on James river. The Homestead con tains
1921 acres, and the other two tracts 2061 and 800
soil, well watered and tmbered, Original growth.)
with framed dwelling aud neces sary out-build-
ihgs Upon each. For further particulars address
sc WILKINSON,
C 9-l3tf Gold Hill, Buckingham co, Va.
NJ cry valuable uumproved real estate for sale
y We are authorized to sell the following very
valuable real estate, viz
26i feet Of ground the north side of Franklin,
bet I'D and Gath SITS, running back 100 feet.
Also 50 feet Of land the northeast corner of
Franklin and 2ist SITS, running back 100 feet
Also, 800 feet in square No -, bounded by Q, r.,
9th, and 26th SITS.
Also, $50 feet in square No -, bounded by 7, u,
Also, 200 feet in square No -, bounded by 0, N,
29th, and 30th SITS.
Also, lot No -, in Harve's plan, Sidney, 60 by
14O feet, fronting on the west side Of Pine st.
For reht-30 acres Of land in Mr. John Sheids's
farm, hear Camp Wnder, well adapted for farming
or gardening Apply to
oc S-St GODDIN APPERSON.
Y al n a nj = pianVatcr l., 1-a;a,-, r. -
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DEORG ANIMATION Ali members of H, I'd
~ class militia, will assemble the Capitol Square,
IN front Of the Governors house at half past O'Clock
this evening, to reorganze and elect officers. BY
request Of fOC l0-ltt1 FiGSER.
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Appointment Of Hosy

NoTiCE An adjourned meeting of the
wall BE- held 90 Saturday Ito nAouowj mornipg. the
sDth Int, 1t 9s'eiock. at the alHe- II AIR james
TsyIOr FRANCIS 4 tsnsiI ss.,v "
nc ST -
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MI re Z GREEN having removed to the
lvl corner Of b aud Canal Streets will continue
to receive orders for straw hats and bonns,s
oc 1.--ttt
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~ SADDLERS and ehOe Thread--A superior u
ticie {EngIish) white and yellow, for sale at No
Exchange Hotel building. nth St. &C l0-lt
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H> 10 Many Voters.-Ta response to your cali
announce myself candidate for Clerk VI the
Circuit Court d Henrico county Ii Il shssi he vn-
pleasure TO elect me will dscharge tue ,iui ies az fhe
OGacs 70 tbs best Of my ability.
Very respectfully,
MiOMAS " BAiLOU.
Thursday, 18th Oct. oc 6-Yts
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~ NOTIcE-TLe annual meeting Of thu Stock.
~ bOIdsrs Of the kaap0ke Nsvigation Company
win take place u Halifax Court Houge, Va on Wed.
Dasdsy, the l5th Of October next At II y.
&C l~4w3ts O II cABANES, Sec'ry.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQ'Rs GERMAN MOuNTRD GUARD
Richmond, Oct ~, 1868 I
4 IT EEr on Monday evening at O'Clock, for drill
Nl on the Faii field Race Course.
c SCHWAGERLE, Capt
T GAMER OS. &C lO-lt*
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NOR RENT--To gentlemen, two large, well fur
uished Chambers, opening into one another, in
one Of the most desirable locations on Franklin ST
within five minutes walk Of the Capitol, with gas
and attendance &C 10-2t%
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

- UbsflfuTE--A gentleman, with the best tssti
monials Vi character and standing, will go as
Substitute in any Of the batteries adjoining the city
ior s6,00O in Confederate money. Address immed
aieiy - JUSTICE" Dispatch office. DC 7--eod3tt
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CE Hotels, Restaars suits, aud other pacss a 6s1
u sinees, also the sick, will nad No artIcle al Ica
a. Reds Ice house, Oh st. Clay a. n Recon.
able price, IN any quantity, lper ID Or son.)
R0BT RID
&C l0-h3 Cab and Clay "a
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q CIOIHING UEFAkrNENT, [
Richmond. Va, October 3, 1868.
~ EALED proposals. will be received until the 10th
~ mss Tor the cotton rags, woolen rags, and old
rope and oalnss o. ths department. for the ensuing
three months, ending 3lst December. 1853.
OF WkIsIGKR, Cant ana on.
oc IO-4s Conner 18th and Cary afs
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9 .URE for Rent-The large iron front Store, next
~ to the corner Of Governor and Franklin streets,
recently occupied by the subscriber as grocery
store. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
j s ROBERTSON,
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Asking for A Pass.

The Buffalo Courier tells the following
anecdote of prominent railroad gentleman,
who is equally renowned for his ability to
make and take joke. A railroad employee,
whose home is in Avon, came on Saturday
night to ask for u pass down to visit his fami-
ly.
"You are in employ OF the railroad? in
quired the gentleman alluded to.
"Yes."
"You receive your pay regularly"
"Yes."
"Well. Now suppose you Were working
for a farmer instead of railroad, would you
expect your employer to hitch up his team
every Saturday night and carry you
home
This seemed poser, but it wasn't. "No,
said the man promptly. 81 wouldn't expect
that: but if the farmer had his team htched
up, and was going my way, should call
him darned mean cusS il he would not let
me ride
Mr. Employee came out three minutes after
with a pass, good for twelve months, Served
him right!
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Vice President Hamlin.

Until the recent canvass in Maine, we do
not remember to have seen the name of the
Vice President mentioned, except at the
time he left his seat as presiding officer of
the Senate to greet Wendell Phillips. The
other night, however, he made speech in
New York, in the course of which he said:
"We have class of men among us in
Maine who very much want the Oonstitu-
ton as it is and the Union as it was. Have
you got them here? Voices, Yes. lam
very sorry indeed that they cannot have it.
1t is mere demagogueism, mere clap trap;
it is nonsense-it is not very good nonsense.
WHY the Union as it was? If there are
men in this gocdly city of New York who
have any tears over such results, am in
clined to the opinion that they are croco-
die tears. If you have got those here
who have tears to shed over the Union as it
was, l think that would form very good
sketch for picture"
Gas Mr.. Hamlin is sworn to support the
Constitution as it is,' those old-fashioned
people who have scrupss against perjury
must be highly pleased to learn it is nom
sense to expect that their rulers will obey
it.-Phita. Age.
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The War i'm Virginia.
PuRsUfr OF MosEBY BY BAKER'sl RAN

PURSUIT OF M0SEBY BY BAKER slhAN-
Last nights Washington Star contains
the following:
A detachment of COL Bakers Rangers
who left here week ago, returned in safety
last evening. They report that they had
during their absence, several brushes with
Moseby's and Whites men, and that they
succeeded in putting them to flight in each
instance.
One of these engagements was at Smokers
Gap, and another at Smiths farm, near
Middleburg. Our forces in the latter in
stance were aware that the enemy ontnum
bered them two to one, but determined they
would test their fighting quality, and divi-
ded themselves into two detachments, sud-
denly dashed upon them, and put them to
flight in very short time.
On one occasian Moseby, having stopped
at the honse of Mr.. Richardson, near Mid
dleburg, to get his breakfast, the effort was
made to capoure him. unfortunately he
escaped. but his horse and saddle-bags were
taken.
In the saddle bags were founu q large
number of letters, one of them bearing the
autograph of JEFF. Davis; public documents,
diaries; official returns of Moseby's surgeon
and other papers. Some of the letters are
of that class called love epistles, and are ex-
ceedirgly racy.
In all our brushes with the enemy, only
one man was killed. The loss Of the enemy
is not known.
A Washington dispatch of the sixteenth
says
A band of guerrillas under the famous
White, of Loudoun county, Va made q
raid last night into Langley, six miles above
Georgetown, driving in the pckets. They
had two pieces of artillery,
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The Republican prsss generally has

The Republican pres, generally has
maintained, and still asserts, that no man is
truly loyal who does not support the Gov
ernment uncondtionally, and they further
avow that by the Government they mean
the Administration. Now, the Missouri
radicals call the President and part of his
Cabinet-that is portion Of the Admins
tration, including its head-DIsLoYAL. This
charge they are responsible for but it might
be true; and it might be true not only of a
part Of the Administration, but of the whole.
Supposing 1t were true, must every citizen
be disloyal who failed to support disloyal
administration And if not, what becomes
of this doctrine of unconditional loyalty
There is no safety in any view Of the quss-
ton which binds the citizen in allegiance to
any man or number of men, no matter what
their official position. Let 1t be ever SO
high, they are still our servants and not our
masters, and their loyalty, like ours be.
longs to the laws alone.
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Igovernment We are of race of peopl,
who fqht it out rather than submit. AL
these men who were entering upon thi'
career of rebellion; all these men who make
our great contest for our national existence
degeneratesinto revolution like that which
afflicted France in the last century, these
men who are following in the footsteps Of
the Jacobins of the French revolution-who
are demanding the guillotine who coDsti-
tute themselves judges, witnesses, and ex-
cutioners alike-I tell them to beware!-
They will not find a submissive people
They will find Girondists of a different
stamp--a Robespierre will never live
Cheers. Their Robespierres and Dan
tons will never live to exercise the authori-
ty which they covet, aud immediate peo-
pie who differ from them in opinions
sa Tho Jacobins, Robespierres and Dantons,
here denounced and defed, even if they
should succeed in getting the administration
at their back, are the radicals whose dele
CATION recently went to Washington to en-
list the support of tho President 1t is in
this same speech that Secretary Chase is
likened to Jefferson Davis, charged with
maintaining hirelings in Missouri to help his
Presidential prospects, and called "that
piece of rowdyism and blackguardism."-l
This is, of course, very extravagant and in
dscorous; but its very injustice shows the
dangerous infammability which political
passions have reached in that unhappy
state. We have presented to us in advance,
in Missouri, picture of the deplorable
state of things which will exist in the re-
covered rebel states if the same abolition
which has stirred up all this
bad blood is transferred to them. The
result would be that the whole southern
when an administration party ari-
ses there, would be delivered up to mutual
slaughter and determination.
Let these Missouri troubles take what
shape they will, the quarrel between the
Blairs and Mr.. Chase has gone too far for
1t is not likely to break up
the cabinet, for the President considers Mr.
Chase indispensable but knowing him to
be rival for the succession, he is quite
willing that Mr.. Blair should remain as
thorn in his side. Chase will not resign, for
,is present position is essential to him until
.fter the Republican nominating convention
$ held. The consequence will be that
these uncomfortable relations in the cabinet
will stimulate the intrigues of the Blairs
or the political demolition of Chase, and
will probably end in unhorsing him.
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An abolition editor Of Ohio says that we
don't publish much poetry now. No, oar
paper has more truth than poetry, just as
bis has more poetry than truth.-Loasrti!s
JolfrDnL ..
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ABOLITION LosIC.-"Why is negro the
co ual of the white man2" because God
created them both" son that principle q
jackass is equal to a Brigadier- General -
"Of course" ."-.Sunday Mercury.
Wrong. God created the jackass it is
true, but Mr., Lincoln creates the Brigadier.
Try q conclusion from these corrected prem
ises and let us know the result, Mr.. Mer-
cury.--LouisriNe Journal.
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The true Abolition Republican is, Of all
men pretending to merit, the most unfit to
rule a great country; for be is narrow.
minded, intoIerant, proscriptive, greedy,
"meddlesome in other mems matters, and,
above all, ignorant Of true liberty, which
ornsists as much in yielding rights TO 9th
COS as in claiming them for ourselves
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THg New York World says that Nr. Sc
ward in his late circular makes blunders IL
history. We should care very little how
much the administration bIunderedin quot
ing history If it wouldn't blundsr inmskiDg
IL