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ap7-d&ds - Us. Marshal. b. q,
RYW b. LEWIsfN co. Aucfioneers. -

At store No. 427 Seveuth street THIS EVE
MING. att O'Clock. to close superior iovoi-e OF
Photographic Albums and T anIiiy Bibles Nots al
Letter Paper, Envelopes. &c, Table ard Pocket
Cutlery, Silver plated Ware, tuch Casters Ties
Sets, Baskets. CUPS, Spoons. Forks Tea Cells &c,
with q general assortment of Fancy Goods.
sp.26-St VIM. =. LEWIS & co Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,
Ter ether Auction Sales see first page.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TO- MoRRow
RfJ. O. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auetioossr. -
PCBLIG SALB OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. CORNER OF SIXTH AND. o

STTrETa tySI I'm ~ eN SAAAn ANps "
81 II, Il tie oastr and decree Orphans,
Court of the District Of Columbia, pass, q in the
orphsrs Of Hanson Barnes. deceased bearing date
e@ s1n eek = sIa se ~
sale at Psbiic Auction. to the highest bidder. in
front of the premises, on SATURDAY, the sd dsy
OF prii 1854, at clock ?. m the entire. apdi
E!i1sbeth and Mary Ann Bsrnes' infant Children
of the said Hanson Barne deceased of, ia and 60
al that ceffaio lot Of ground situate hing, and
bersdz twenty. one 92D in Todd and Gunnell's"
subdivision OF square numbered four hundred and
Sae9l q IN Inc ground plan q the City OF
sisting OF large and aeonv enient frame dwelling
heuse This Valuable property is situated o. n
heserenth Wald neigh Sorhseooaass .a9 70
Terms 6 1..e. half q sh, th 9 ba iaDce in month";
the purchaser giving nnse. or notes, for the de-
tree yn #, With sppFoved security, bearing
Title deed to be retained until the whole Of the
purchase money is paid. sal -. fls5S 9I-fs-} =
All e0nre,ancins at the c GSs q the RS5sssssr
Guardian to Ann Elizabeth and Mary Ann Barnes.
at the same time and place and on the same
title, and interest Of 5anss a. Barr es, adult heir
OF said Hanson Barnes deceased, of. in and 20 the
1Sn Of square No. 4t5, of the plan Of the City OF
All con'eysneins e tie sost of the purchaser.
.plssa2s J. g. McGG II so Co. Af Hneis
- -; THE AB !, SALE Is UHAyoIpAPhy
. ap25 II- &C. MEG UIRE & Co.. xucts.
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HH=AC HIS Il RE eSttTudE
afternsopE Thomas Il. Kelly, awhos resides III
PuId b Row ON b street, near Bst, went home
and attempted to lam his wife, when OfReer
Pierce arrested him and took him before Jus
tce Ferguson, by whom he was fined 81 81.
L his did not prove warnin TO him, teWever,
for be IL a few hours returned to his house
and smashed up his furniture. when he was
arrested by Officer Turner and taken before the
Justice ard was promptly committed to jail in
default OF security 70 keep the peace. -
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I United STATES MARSHAL 8 SALE.

In virtue Of . writ Of Fieri Faciss issued from
pstr;ct Of con@bo OF nd drsefsd q .he
sell at public sale. for cash. at the front Of the
Court House door, of said county. ON FRIDAY the
9Th day of April 1884 at - O'Clock m. the follow
ing described property, to wit:
Commencing for tho said part at point on list
strset west: at the distsncs Of 90 feet from the
thence south ~ feet with the line of said 2lst
thence vest IS feet thence north 20 fest and thence
So feet to said 2lst street west and place Of
beginning, estimated TO contain 700 square fee.
together with all and singular the inprovem cuts
thereon, seized aud levied upon the property of
Thomas McNany, and will he sold to satisfy ju-
dicials No. 2lS, in tav or of Isaac Herzberg.
WARD II. LAMON,
ap7 -d&ds r+ o. l. Marshal D. O.
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h
SMALL FRAME HOusEXNDLOTs IN FORGE
On THURSDAY APfERN0oN. April q. At s
oei3Sh p M. win sell in front Of the premises.
properly fronts q feet on Cherry street, and rum
ming back les3a feetto Beatty street, Also the ad-
Joimps lot fronting Y feet on Beatty street, and
The Improvements area small two story Frame
All cenveyancing and stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser. - +. - =, = = -
Title perfect -..t
AVS ' sas.. THOMAS BOWLING. Auet.
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HAIR DYIi HA1l DYRlI

= dXIK UHx I HAIR UYB TT pc
Bachelors celebrated He r Dye is tie bsst IN ~
ssorld The only harmless, trxs and reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-changes
Red Husty or Grey Hair instantly to . Glossy
Black or Nasmal Broom, without in,urin the hair
Or Staining the skin, leSSins the hair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing its pristine color and rectes the i'll effects
of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A
BAToHHLol, all others sre mere imitati lions, and
should be avoided. Sold BY al druggists. &c. Fac.
tory-e1 Barclay street. New York. Batchs Ior's
oew Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. IL 7-eoly
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A NOTORIOUS CAsE.-Yeeterday Mary Keen
an. alias Mary McCarm, went to the house or
Mrs. BOYLE. on Virginia avenue, and took a
chair CT with her. when Sergeant Hepburn
arrested her and took her to the station but
Mrs b. Withdrew the charge Of larceny. While
at the station she was, however, recognized by
Officer Drane as the woman he ares ted some
two weeks since for stealing a coat and UNI
breila from Mr.. Bates soap factory, on q
casion in the station, made her escape by era WI
ing through back window. r seaI. b. ...s7
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IL WI. Is. LIZ " IS q CU., AuctlOuetrd.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DEAD LETTER oFEICx
MATTER

$3.50 NATTER.
BY order Of the Post ONCE Department We shall
Auction Store, No. 4a7 Seventh street. commen-
cling 81 10 clock, and to- be continued daily until
the Catalosue IL closed EN- 0racing some Thousand
lots Of every variety of goods accumulated in the
Dead Letter Office since 1850.
The lots consist Of 81. u -
Some very valuable Gold and Silver Watches,
Chains. and Jewelry Of all kinds, 49,
Books, Clothing, Instruments DO. 30.
In act, samples sud goo Is ofesery de.cri ption.
Terms cash in Government fur ds.
Catalogues can be had on application to the AUG
ap.si-i6t VIM B. LEWIS & Co, Auo.s.
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FURNITURE OF A LADY DECLINING HOUSE,
- KEEPING AT PUBLIC SALe. sIIln
On MONDAY MORNING. May 2. commencing st
he'clock. we shall sell, at No 374. 10th street,
betwe en- l. and M small lot of good Household
Walnut Bsir Cloth Sofa, Walnut Hat Tree,
Cane Seat Rocker and other Chairs,
Mahogany Sideboard, Extension Dining Table,
Buresl.a. Washstand, and Chamber Tables,
Brussels Parlor and three-ply Chamber Carpets,
Feather beds Belstel and Pillows,
Hair and Husk Mattresses, n
China. Glass at d CrockeryHar are, Girandoles,
WINDOW Cur taiIs and Shades, s.
Cooking and ham Der Stoves.
and ] G MCGUIRE & 90 Aunts
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SECRET DISEASES

Sa,na, itan's Gift is the most certain. safe and
efectual remedy-indeed the only vegetable rem.
and recent cases in twenty-fo hours No mineral.
1t is the soldiers hope and friend to those who
do not want to be exposed. Male packages, %;
female, s.. -
Sanaaritans Root and Herb Juiees-A positive and
permanent cure for sy philis scrouls Ulcers Sores
Spots. letters Il Price 81, six bottles for S.
Sold by g., @. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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-2PERMATsRRHRA Gan BE CuRED.-Dr Rand q Spe-
cihc cures Sprnnasorrhea. Ssminai Weakness, I'm
ho as. trs "sd he sneec
will convince the most skeptical of its merits
Price 81 box. Sold by ;. G; Ford, corner 18th
Cook. AleIandliS ja6-lY
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PEREMpTcRY SALE OF Tor ON NORTH NJ ST
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April ~, 1T aft
Fast six O'Clock on the premises. shall sell. lot
No 10 sub division Of SQUARE no. Sa, fronting
let streets west running back 100 feet to 20 foot
alley. and containing $40 square feet. -.nTy..
Terms: One third in cash; the rem ainder in sig
aud twelve months with interest secured by .
deed of trust on the premises r# =. =
apps ]. @. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ~
A VACANT oTNEAR4lS sTREEFANDMARY.
= -.0 LAND AVENUE, ISLAND .TT-A
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April %. at 5 clock.
On the prem:ses,we shall sell Lot IL in Reservation
C,frontng Mary1sD nd avenue Al feet, with depth
wide. 4 ,lr0 l.E-.E sF .I.,a n u 20
Terms: One third cash; the emaindsr in six
of tru,t. 'tFi. '-- - ..' D. 't't...i '@ - fI.
I lite perfect. -H.4 n 10 50
Copyeyan at cost of the pug chasers. u. -a-.cT
p22d GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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E>OR RENT-With or without Board an excel
l. lent PARLOR and several we'll furnished BED
ROOMS, at $50 18th street, within FIVE minutes
Patent Office, Post Office aud Treasury and State
Departments. The location is unsurpassed IN
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On. DUPONT g Sugar-coated Female Regulating
Pills are the Gerry best tn rss They operate speedily
nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial Of
these Pills will prove their snperirity ore, all
nth street and Pa avenue " ashin gton, and Henry
Cook. Alexandria f.'T#t.. ia6-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
J, O. MCGUIRE 4 co, Aactionrers.

J, O. MosUI Il CO., Aaetioneers.z ,E
rssssEtss EEEIsh zayfE A ASD f FsT az
sSa en- fkiHsH AZ k 4! GFNI. 80,
sub di,ision q Square No. ssi. i,oI..ns n fee.
alley tose.her with TIE Improvements. cons: tiss
eleven rooms and . bath room, with water and gss.
n 5ne II and sr.irs, BY lateral sever
TERM. CASH the rsms,ndsr in n. and
Gonssyanees a. the cost of the purs chaser. ga ~
.r:as . 10: Moe uIRx q CO., Aue...
By. g hceuIRE 4 CO., Auc,ioae,Tsg
ssr.Ff4eKRS 1RsEsE WITH
Sl2s l4T At HHH G2FFsts
o. MONDAY AFTERNOON April q, 1. . so.eIoss
on the premises We essll sell Lots Nos. IL aud IS
street vest at the corner Of both street and
Iseif,h street west: lot At the corner, ID i'm
kouse with back sudns amin .sxess
roon1s- with fine store room and cellars. Lot IS
sable, and carriaxe'houss and viii be sold sspa.
h. e: t.s,
only sells on account Of failing health. Imn,edi-
Tssns Sns Ss!f cash, the remainder in .i,.na
twelve months With interest, secured By deed OF
sp@-d pJ J. .. MCGUIRE 4 90, Auc...
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Aprii ss,h, same hour and
ZAP as-da u &c, MCGUIRE CO., Auc.a..
RfJ- G; MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. -
ADMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF THREE FAT
On FRIDAY AFTE sNO0N, April q. At o clock,
IN mont OF the residence Of the late Thomas Con-
fSrk ayepns, we shall sell. three fne Fat Cows. $
Is - = BY order Of the Admins tratrix.
ap Esd GalI J. G. MEG UIRE 4 CO, Aucts.
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE L CO., Auetionesrs.
LAEGE AND WELL FINISHED DWELLING
H0I SE ON G STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
r. SI Ia y y WEST g. ATPgBLIC SALE:
Square No 80 fronting IS feet % q strset north.
between Twenty 6rst and Twenty second streets
west and running baek l2S feet s1a inches, seth
eryiA he Improvements, consulting of n veil.
built built. and finished thsse story Brick Dyeliax
bic Mantele. Wster and Gas, and finished inthe
most hyperion manner throug hout; cellars under
tie whole building L.E,I - IL =
Immediate possession will be given.
Terms: One third 10 cash; the remainder In six
and twelve months with interest, se cured by deed
of trust 80. -.--.. - -
Conve, ances at cost of the purchaser
The house is well furnished, whic IN may be taken
at fair valuation, 49,
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CHANCERY SALE OF yALUAB1E PK0PE RTf.
By virtue of decree Of the late Gin cult C9uItot
the District Of colusabia sitting ssx esur ts q
sn rendered in cause 5aS, pena ns II
Court between Christopher Gfammer 6n1 W LuA1
TODD. tastses Of ne late Sos. .s
and n iiiaia 81. SunHinson and others, defendants.
the SneS trustsss xil ssl 8 puSnf
April. at hsjf- past Eve o'clock on the TIsmaises'
fronting feet on Seventh stree, by loefeetdseH,
vide. 1t WI be offered. II desired, in sepaIa:e
portions. each having front Of 10 fest. Tbs
pprorer{y is situated opposite Mr.. Paulus Tysons
store, and is cow occupied as . livery stable By
Yas terms Of sale are: One third cash; the 81. 81
snre TO be Paid in equal jsstaimentS ID SIX M
twelve months from the day Of sale, the Pa
me nts thereof to be secured By the notes on tns
purchaser; and said notes 20 be secured oy
nTst On tns SAG not con- piled with in are
days froIa the day Of sale. tbe ths
right 10 resell At the risk and expense OF the pur
chaser. =,
''' 'A''h''s S ON 3 sfEassS5SS . rra,ss.s.
ap2l-a &c. McGUIRH& Co.. Auets. :
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ARREST OF PIoKPoCKKr.-Yesterd at
ternocn man, who gave his name as +. w.
pockets of T. p. Ishman, who was drunk and
asleep in the hall Of the Metropolitan Hotel.
The attempt was witnessed by Lieut.. Edward
Murphy, 9TH L. S. Cavalry, and Captain W.
nl. Taylor, Commissary Department Lieut..
Murphy testified that Ishman was drunk, and
Dash he playing drunk. Capt. Taylor thought
both drunk Officer Dom arrested Dashe and
put on the garb of offended dignity, and threat
ened the dismissal OF the officers. Justice
Kinsey committed Dashe to Jail for court, and
Ice headquarters to have his mug taken for the
Rogue's Gallery. E--... .r-.r. rr-
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RYJ. q. McGU q co. Auctioneers.

FRAME HOUSE AND LeT ON Al STREET BE.
TWEEN SOUTH NJ AND STREETS
s. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Aprif 3bth ut 6
o'clock tie premises, shall sell par of Lots
and in square SIS, fronting IA feet 4'a street
betyet south III and N streets, and running back
12u feet to an alley, with the improve,nents CON
sic tin of two story Frame Dwelling House, con-
tanning six rooms, with cellar. under rent at SD
per month. .-...-l
Terms: Two thirds in cash, the rem ainder in sic
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
on the premises. .EI1.asE - N. 49,
Conveyancs. at the exp. nse Of the purchaser.
ape d j. G. Meg CIRE 4 CO, Aucts
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MEETING AT UNION LEAGUE HALL.-The
regular weekly meeting took place at Union
League Hail. on Ninth street, last night. Mr..
fine style the song entitled +" Our Defenders "
and tnrs was followed by earnest and patriotic
speeches y Hon. John NJ. Broomall, OF Pa,
DIR. A. NJ. Scott and Col. T. II. Gibbs, of Ten
pessee. The latter said the loyal people OF
Tennessee know nothing but Abraham Lincoln
and Andrew johnson. If we elect Abrahar n
lincoln President and Andrew johnson Vice
president, the rebellion will be speedily ended.
He wanted to see Abraham I.incoln President
Of the whole United States. and if he was ever
saved hs believed it would be because of his
devotion 10 bra ham Lin coin.
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ny J. c. Meg UIRE d co Auctioneers. Z
FORTY EUlLDING LOTS AT T HE CORNER OF
81, aTRELT NORTH AND FIRST STREET
On THUP SDAYsATTERNOON, April Is. at half
past4 O'Clock ,On the premisfs ehali sell Forty
Vacant Lots at the corner of L street north and
First street west. fronting pectively street,
First street feet in the rear Of street.
Terms cash land sale peram ptory. ag-3a .s-4esal5
sCOngeyAnces at the cost OF the purchasers. 6
ca.h payment of $40 viii be required at the
ap.l9-str JIG. NEG CIRE & CO., Auots
RYTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
n,,. nArCTiQN 1aS.
will sell, at No GA Fayette street between 20 and
Sd streets: general AZ sGrtn1ent of Household and
Kitchen Furniture. the effects of gentleman lesv
= : ~
Terms cash.
ap>25-d THOMAS DOWLING Aurt
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NIOTICE.-All persons having accounts with the
~ 6rm of W. NJ SINISTER CO. are requested
TO make an early settlement. They win find the
books in the hands of W. II. CLAGETr, at the Old
stand. s-sIF -.4sz So ,,r.,3 ~ = z4tEZss
All persons having accounts against the fir are
Quested to present them for settlement. apl6-lm
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by VIM. B. LEWIS 4 CO.. Auctioneers
FURNITURE, MATING, SAFES, &c. ATAUC-
FRIDAY. April %, at 10 O'Clock at our store, No
427. Seventh street, We shall sell, a good lot of
second hand furniture. 80 yards new Mating.
several Safes, Children's Carriages. CrOckery,
apT WIN. y. LEWIS CO., Aucts.
limited STATES MARSH Ais SALE.
condemnation issued from the Clerk q Office of the
Supreme Court Of the pistr Of Columbia, and to
the front of the Court House door of said County,
on FRIDAY, he 18th day of April, 1864, at Ii
wit: .N Us S-hs1 y g d
Lot No; !, in Square No. 81, east haliof Lots No.
ington, D. together with all and singular the
Improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as
to satisfy judicial No. $50 in favor OF Ellen Kelly.
5grl-.. 70 y a- WARD 81. LAMON,
ap7-d a-.s .-.... .z Y. s. Marshal, d. G..
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The undersigned having been actively engaged
desiring to retire from the same, offer their stock
together with The goodwill of their establish
ment for sale. and fke House for rent
~ aa6teo.fS - MURRAY sE4AEs.
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a yAGABoND--For a year or more, fellow
called VIM. Dayd in the record, has been wan
dering about the city lodging at the station
houses. hut always carefully avoiding the repe-
tition Of his visits to the same station in such
quick succession as would send him to the
workheuse. He Is able to ask for lodgings
properly, and to say that he wants to get some.
thing 10 eat; but when he Is asked what his
name is, or where he comes from, he is mute,
and ex pre- sses nothing by word or sign. The
Fourth Ward police have long suspected that
he fs something more than a mere vag abond,
but could get nothing 10 show him in any other
character. Justice johnson sent him to the
workhouse this morning to see if 4 little farm
work will not restore TO him the more perfect
use OF his tongde. 49, s-...--5--
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RYW L. WALL & CO.. Aucti0nesrs.
u s,,,fs :. IN r. ,331.. y IspJo.
Branches, Sebeidam Holland Gin, Regal trt Vine,
BcnrSsn End nd Sssssr WeisseS Slassss d. En-
Be SOLD by their e.tes q Publie $sls On WEDNAS.
saaia d Snas.I seednd aoer r. I o2'
arp NM 7. 8ALc 20: Auets.
DY C. Meg CIRH, c Co, 1uctioneers.
D>,rx ,~,,,,rTF ,.on,s prua.r. ,n,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-05-25
Still Later.

On Friday morning last Gen Grant commenced
swinging his columns around the right flank OF Gen.
Lee His forces occupied Milford Station and
Bowling Green, which is about twenty miles fros,
the junction of the Fredericksburg and Central
Roads, and forty miles from Richmond. On Satur-
day evening about dark, Gen. Wilcox in front of
Spottsyivania c. H., threw forward portion of his
forces and entered the enemy breast " orks, and
found them he'd only by line of skirmishers
Grants whole army being rapidly in motion on cur
right flank. This nec-sstateda counter movement
on our side the abandonment of the battle ground
in front of Spottsylvania c. H.
Grant seems to be manoeuverlng for position
near Richmond and the enemy are reported to have
cut loose FROM Fredericksburg base, and to have
established one at Port Royal and Tappahannock.
On Saturday night the federals made an assault
on Beaursgard's right and were repulsed.
The New York herald of the 18th estimates
Grants loss up to the 10th at thirty five thousand
European adyices of the End, state that ri Rus
sell has again defined his position towards the two
contending Republics in America ard has little
sympathy for either, on account of their treatment
Of the negro.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-05-25
The cou,.r,.,,v. .,a DR.. Leach.

The Conservative and DR.. Leach.
The Conservative, Of this City, one Of the organs
Of Gov. Vance, says that DR.. J. T. Leach hes do
cared in his place in Congress that he would "sooi-
ish our present State government, and take the
hard oaths required by Lincoln as condition OF bis
protection, emancipation of slaves and all, "pro-
vided he can get peace" Now it is notorious that
DR.. Leach has used no sneh language, nor can what
he said in his recent speech in the House be tortur
ed to convey any such meaning. What be did say
was-in reply to a question propoundsd to him by
q member-that he desired peace, if possible, with
independence; but if he could not get that, ne
would take tho best peace he could obtain short
of suhjagation.. DR.. Lcach's object is, by taking
steps to obtain peace, to avoid the very sub
jugation which tue Conservative falsely charges
him with favoring. He knows what the State
would suffer by s"hjusation, and he is for adopt
ing any and every honorable measure which may
promise to avert 20 great a calamity. And where
is the sane Southern man, who, if he could not
obtain independence, would not acceptthe next
best terms he could get short of suhjugation?
So far as we are concerned, we are for the short
est read to an honorable peace We want Com
missioners appointed to treat for peace; and when
the Commissioners thus appointed shall have met,
dehberated, and agreed upon = treaty, and when
that treaty. shall have been submitted to the PEG
pie of the S ates At the taiot-box and approved
by them, We shall ell that reaty an honorable
one and the peace that " Ii result from it an hon.
orable peace.
Gov. Vance d;sikes Dr. Leach because that gen.
tleman in his Life and Times of Duncan K. Nc.
Rae" emphaticaly states that he, Gov. Vance, read
the Johnston County resolutions in manuscript and
endorsed them-those resolutions being the first
passed in this State calling for a Convention =
Hence this attack on DR.. Leach By the Conseroa-
tire. We should be surprised if the article re-
ferred to, assang and disappearing DR.. L., was
written if not dictated by the Governor. We
know that the statement by Dr. L. that he endorsed
resolutions calling for Convention, is trus and
will be believed by the people; hence his aversion
FOR DR.. L., and his directions to organ to assail
him.
But DR.. Leach needs no defence at our hands
He is much stronger to day in his District than he
was when elected. The people are with him, and
against UoV vance ana MS pet, COl. duncan n
McRae, DR.. LIS defeated mpetitor for Congress
Observe the affectionate manner in which Gov
Vance endorses Col McR,e in his recent message
and then observe the fact that his special personal
organ assails and misrepresents Dr. Leach, and il
will be plain to the dullest comprehension that The
Governor has gone over bag and baggage to hi:
former enemies. 1t cannot be possible that Gov
Vance can be friend of Col McRae and an enemy
to Dr. Leach, and at the same time be good Con
Servatlve.