davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-04-07


19e bfls Peaches, halves At l5c;5 brs Blacsber-
FISH-Tni7e FISH active ard very scarce. Mar;
with moderate supply. Market steady 4 present
anot.t.on9. MAckaEE1 IN a@ngdeEats nod supply; Qnoss-
1larsrt aetire and vary arm. HEnh1ass-Jr!ed, aut-
ct. Picked generally scarce, With = fair demand.
LAKE HHEBINos We quote nomtnallTs theEo being few
, 1864-04-07
#fBrRllanennE<
THIRTY YEARS EXPERT
Il EECE has demonstrated beyond the shadow of
doubt that JATNE'S EXPECToRliNT excels every
other remedy for the cure OF

- .ENCE has Demonstrated beyond the SHADOW o1
doubt that JATNE'S EXPECToRlNT excels every
other remedy for the cure OF =
A6TH3IA,
BRONCHITIS,
CONSUMPTION,
COCGH5 AND COLDS,
GROUP AND wHOoP1NG COUGH,
SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
AND ALL PULMONARY Co3{PLA1NT3.
Hundreds Of other remedies have BEEN lauded and
e1toed to the SKIES but having virtue 10 sustain
them, have sunk Into oblivion, whila JAYEE'S EX-
PECTuRAST has continually increased in popularity.
ut1 there Is scarcely an Inhabtable part of the
globe where it is not used and highly appreciated.
:. Ee1e IL a portion OF tho testtmoaIs: - .
"CoulD NOT sPEAKARovE MY BREATH
, Mr.. c. TYNpALL, Of Loou,ls Mills. ILL.,, writing
Januasy 9Th, 1854:
For eight xiuttrs in succession haye been afflicted
With tho Bronchitis that could not speak above
my breath, ny throat being 50 sosa that could
scarcely swallow. Having tried yasioua medicines
without beneht, commenced few weeks s.nca the
Of Dr. Jayuea E1psetozant, and am uow able to
talk s1nost ee ever did, and the has
left my throat, shst hsve every reason to believe
an entire cure has been Effected.
, 1864-04-07
Gf1ron BltterG.
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS
The latest and Most Important Discovery Of
the 18th Century.

i7No man sank y mora Ultimately connected with
70 akoty Of ~ Aaera Nellca Of the a.te! 3tases
ssvsrs s;fn r.: e d: JoHN BULL, ot Lo1avtIie,
long stooS attae oeaq OF Tho various comtonnds o1
Gat tainnlie aIuE. Hi Compound Of Tl11 Cherry
~ ~! sGnl2 &c ~ or Y:aT
,1rea a. M atanea repntastou - xtde
{sss SaoI ct by ssyasns % % aitained IN III
Aaest eAcoyetT, or rlthtF eonEtcatinn fOr be Tor
sSs Clam e e. the Discover Of CEDKbN, .hieh u
tnnr uess y ~ okll now offered TO tie public. Thax
aa,a tssn 2 1fom ~ .,tnes haye Eesn SEoEn foI
sisn Ma. - nnnfed Jeara Armed with It tha m
o.e Geuauee 70 the most ceH ly malaria md
= fg Tthout iesr tae moat vtaouo. Il
X tsLe4 ~ &aen that shla T. Is breath Iefs In
r. se Ces.on Is potent 70 eQte, matter vha8
While Dr. BuN ]. not prepared to endorse this ex
oreten.!oo ss Is ssye.talesa sassasd troa
e grtn,s thsts r-med1 AID preventive for III u
tasn Ii1og norn e17osure eithte 10 changes or
ReA1htr Ano Citrate or to the miaanaatk In1uencsa
It stands Hishout rval a=d Justly esarves Tie repu
nt10n It has 50 Iopg enjoyed n CaurA Amer1-n M
No HtBf lnt1ea- In
, 1864-04-07

It has been INSERTED by the Copperhead
cd more men than the Republican. The
above figures altogether disprove these asser-
tious and place the boot upon the other leg.
With population Of III, III subject to draft
the Union districts have furnished IN excess
over their full quotas Of 6, ,4o7 men while
the Comprehend districts, with a population
Of 110, ,9B have only furnished an excess Of
G,029. This is great difference in favor Of
the Union counties, especially also when 1t Is
considered that the large cities and the
manuta ctur1ng communities, which are not
capable Of turning ont as great proportion
Of arns bearing population US the agricnltu-
ral, are in the UnIon districts.
, 1864-04-07
To New York.

FL0VR-RecstYed,2 2.ip0 brls; shin1sd. s.sthtis
Market buoyant AND Achve At an Advance 81 iPc pef
brs -NonpsEeil" choice. at $s51; ia hf5a ansct!a"
do At 16d bris "Ft1nx Bsuers dn At Il & III
, 1864-04-07

Review Of the New York Grocry Markets
April 4.
[F:om the N, r. Shipping Iist.l
'CQYyBE,-The Coffee market Since our Last has BEEN
tpieI, the transactions. bring unlmportant. bat we
70 1ess AZ price? ars VEL su2poteMd "a
do. per Brtmerix part 1t 50 cents: S9e Maraca!po,
S7t, mo4.; IS ST. Domingo, 35A9HH. cash: 10 Isto
, 1864-04-07

Nr.A- D. LIcEY+ Of RtTer styI, ohtos Whites:
"IhAye had little girl subject to Group, and being
afraid to depend On the ordinary rent dies. hare en-.
p1oyed physician for her. Last night, Dec q, 1853,
She was taken worse than nsua The Doctor had been
ca led out Of town somethtng had to be donea ond
orfha child lost. Taye 1vo easpooustul Of ths Ex'
pectoIanf, and applied flannel cioths, ell saturated
with your LlnImens, to her neck and breast. and In
halt an hour reliof. obtained. This morning tha
child Is quite easy and viii recover; End II ron eoud
but hear the praises given your rtmed1es BY ny Vile
1ou would certainly feel that tho E1pectorant has
sayed one life at least" .<1
This Expecsorant and N Of d. p JAYsiE1s Family
NetfcI1cs atc eold IN Ch1caEoshyN AtssTs- FULLER,
FINCH i FULLER; F. T. Il. d. HOoKEl;' LORD
4 SMITH and BVRSHAN d SMITH. and by Drug
risfs eyerVwhere. Hp3bS3i3t 81 TUt&TuIs
, 1864-04-07

DKiED FKUITs-APrLEs-The supply CON
tipnes light really choiee fFnt i scaEeeT
FkAcHEs in good demand and s!nnll receipt Market
very 1rm. RA1BIss-A speculative demand In New
prices taYs constquen.1y adranced on all desct1p
lions 25c bor. CURlAxTs-In more active deu1a ad
md very nrm with u. advance of lc q b. FEES
Very dln ard advanced &c previous qaotattons
Domestic ru1ts gt1efallJ In good demand and
NxtftA Al I1fea. He dnntN:
, 1864-04-07

A1t4.s fe4333
-. tlFr1laupo*.s..... ......-.-..-...s..$l,lN,d3
- -t-'' STATE OF 1LLIxoIs,' l,
- Aup1ToR,s 0Yr1cK. E
]. Jesse Z. Eubois, Auditor Of Public Accoupts OF
tns STATE ct llaos DO hereby certify that tho foEcso
lsan lie Banks Of the StAto or Inoie ~ the
npreats from The bookA In my Qtnce..-.3 :. :: -
JABsF&. Drbots, Auditor
, 1864-04-07
New YORK STOCK MarAet-ApriI g..
Received by +. G. SAi:1n;tau Il Co.. sozen!s
Cow 4IEREE.A1x.,, ,
WEDNESDAY Hv2HIyu. April ., lzs4.

MAakRr-1ss Board steady. II Board nrm.
, 1864-04-07

The new City Council stands: Radicals,
IS; Conservatives, Z.
, 1864-04-07
TOLGATE'S HONEY SOAP
~ THIS celebrated
TOILET &nAP

TOILET SOAP.
In .den deaana, y Gm M me ehciesn
Kranty scented snd extremely In IT. acdor
gpor ne sstn. For sale By ail 91sggtsu and FAneY
Goods pe1le11. th2a h2a17la-1YvH8Ar.rr n
GRAIN DRYING.-I an, now
~ building. IN THIS CITY, a Grain Dryer which
expensive in conatru :tlon aud tie rnoat econoeai
n operation OF anything that has b.eu designed fsr
that luspose, com blnlnS all tho requisite; of ava
Perfect Grain Dryer,
soiong sought # r, vtz economy, evennezz tno~an,
p. % ana rspdty Persona Interested Viii soon haye
sn1an:sn ss'sasa: apft' '1i' L8s j. Il, TALBOT.
, 1864-04-07

McIassxEETsIe IT, n, ne e ,;,,ote iSe
MARI being kean'tiy supplied, the demand good and
prices yell supportcd-or gradually advancing, a
~ hhds Porto Iaeo 1t8x9sc: LIS Cubs N1scovado,
1ot old Dc. GO; Il old Jed :abA &c; $50 brs
, 1864-04-07
1xs7ANTAEkous RELIEF AfroEDED1x

PLEUE1ST-t =
MI " HnsKIxg~ ak Eorth X&za, Australia, writes
October 51h, 1865: -
IhAye much pleasure IN bearing mT testimony to
the efficiently Of DE-. JAYNA's EXPECToEAXT. l.
wss suffering from an attack Of acute pleursy, 70
tast could not breathe without great palm. t1ied
two or three medicines without svat and VIVA hourly
settng Worse, when Induced to pyocEta hottie
Of tho E1peetorant. Inow feel bound. in gratitude.
to say that experienced zmost instantaneous rnef
md in thott time was entirely cnred-
A coNsusRrIvE RESTORED 70 HEALTH.
Mrs. HANNAH !. PUGH, Of Turman, Sullivan
County, 1ndIana, writes, under date Of July ., ls
"For some months was confined 70 ny bed With
consumption, and during all thaa time had the beat
medical attendance Of this and adjoining Counties
My cxse was psenounctd hopeless by all uf them. uy
right lung, they sato, being entirely gone, and ono
after another thus declared ther inability to do any
thing for ne. When about abandoning all hope MY.
scu Of getting ws, was tuduced. through tha
Recommendation Of M o. Shult1, Of York, Cla1s
County, ILL.,, and who du verify these facts, to ny
DE. JAYEE'S EXPECT0RANT; AFTER ua1nG which
fo three months vas entirely cured, ard now a.
we'll ~ ever VISA In ny ute and fully nhe to perform
my usual avocatiou7. Occasionally used. In conpec
tion With the ExpeetoEant, the Alternative and Sans
tive Pills, the y ptons seemed to re1ulre; and
am 10 fny aatsfed thai to your preparations thai
An indebted for my restoraton to health, that ]
grant you i liberty to give my publicity 10 the
hope that others now suffering from diseases similar
to nina nuny derl7o benefit trom nv eYuetaeucs"
, 1864-04-07

(sIfEASE-Iu astiya demand and 1rm- Sales TO-
and White Grease at 1oHo- -. 80
iIWINES-T;eceivcd, So or,s. Market act.
ise nd advanced 21G1Ec gallon. sslea we're: sis
brs at It So bris 40 At 200 hsls at s1pa4
HIDES-I:cceipts to-day. ut,x8 hs- Shipmtnts.
S9G4 b. Market generally active, with fair supply.
, 1864-04-07
IN1E 1G At11-A0.


Tie telegraph has committed. some errors
IN Transmitting tlc enrolment figures, and I
take the opportunity to send you the correct
statement, taken from the books in the Office
, 1864-04-07

Av10hBET COUGH OF LONG CoSTINuANCg.
Mr. ALFRED a. FORD. or Milton. Novta scotis


'JaJnes Expectofanthas efectually cured me Of !
violent attack Of Inflammation CT the Luuxr.'t
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. An Act Of Public Devotion.

The Why, of yesterday, thus appropri-
ate'y notices remarkable act of unseltish-
ness and patriotism iu an officer holding q
high military position: "aeaeral Peinber-
ton yesterday resigned his commission as
Lieutenant General In the Provisional Army
of the Confederate States, aud went into
active service in the field as Lieutenant Col
onel of Artillery. This action on the part
of General Pemberton exhibits highly
laudable spirit, and goes far towards sus-
taining all that his friends have claimed for
him as G man of patriotism and honor. 1t
is no time now TO crisiaise the military con-
duet Of unsuccessful Generals, who, what
ever errors they may have committed, mani
fest, as in the case of General Pemberton,
SO much unse,ishness q: this critical period
of the cauntry's history. The magnani-
moas people OF the Confederacy viii re
member, to his credit, his present conduct;
and those who have felt bitterly towards him
VIII be strongly inclined to mitigate thei:
luminosity. We have no doubt that General
pemberioa will render valuable ami efficient
service to the cause in the present encr-
gsncy."
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the Sovereignty however, her passimony and
indecislon belicd her hne promises, end such
interference rs abe at last undertook In the
caaee resulted in burst OF execration
throughout the Provinces at the English
name. Another illustration ii tho wisdom
of that inspired rnarim--"Put not your trust
In Princes"
Let us lay to heart these lessons ofhlstory.
sWho would be free, himself must striket the
blow The Netherlands emerged frpm such
tribulationa as we have never experienced,
and became, n a few years, the iTst CONNER
cial and naval power in the world. Well
might Republican meroher of the U. s.
Senate admit that history bears no record o
the subjugation of @ united aud heroic peoi
ME
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the h1x4 "a 1koos Of conDoHdAeaens and the
,ssue o. hexsle oncs jclned, 4 would have
ben = natural and irresistible for him to
support the Federal Administration as to
breathe The vital air. Whether be would
| have csntsrted himself with a moderate and
decent loyalty" Hike that Of Fillmore, ar
have plunged iuso the depth of personal de-
basement like Everett and Gushing, must
be. of course, a matter Of conjecture. The
corruption of the grave which Aas seized
| upon his body Is netting to the corruption
Of that living death which would have Gls,
seaed upon a soul like bic, degraded to
| the eompanionship OF Wilson aud Batter.
There is another sad rejection in tue para
graph we have quoted. In view of the GER
tainty that the North would demand OF the
South the abolition OF slavery, he, Daniel
Webster, begs the people OF the South to
aceede TO that demand We have always
looked upon Daniel Webster as one OF The
greatest OF American statesmen ant orators !;
but whatever else he WAS great in, 1t
is now evident TINT he was not Sreat
man The maxim of al iiiustrious light
of English Jurisprudence, Fiat 3@S'h'",
~ et coc,l1,a," il not the Cover ming pNaci-
pie Of mind which prefers the sacrifice OF
both justice and liberty to The ruin oil any
Government. Daniel Webster lowered above
most of the public 10 en- Of his Gay iiAe tho
gigantic Oak of the American forest above
the dwarf shrubbery around it. But there
Is "a rot in the heart Of this American oak
Amidst all those high faculties which chal~
lengea the admiration Of mankind, there was
lacking tina. high toae which IS essential t.
true greatness OF character. with 81 iatei.
iectual and physic:i orgsaiZ, ton which
seemed 10 give the world assurance OF &
man, there was not Only depiora6le def
CHENEY of personal honor, but personal fear
Of brute violence, which cowed his august
intelligence at the feet. Of every danger
which threatened his bodily safety Aad,
after all, the COUNSEL he gave the South was
as shortsigited As il was pusilianimcus.-
Suppose his advice HID been taken, and the
dem md of Northern ab0litionism mad been
conceded, would that have sati4Gsd The "a
vcucus maw OF fansticis,a, OF prevented tie
ruin of the country? No enc ought to baye
known better than Mr.. Webster that the ab-
clifton Of Southern slavery would have been
the abolition OF Southern cotton and OF
n >rthsrn commerce and anusaeturee.-
Would net that have b5en ruin! Nor would |
the demands OF taaaticism have stopped with |
the abolition Of slavery. Tnst ins.t;ate pas |
5 ion grows by what it feeds on, aid its next |
demand, after abolishing slavery, would |
have been the entire and perfect political |
md social equality of slaves vita masters, q !
general division of the land aud property |
,etween the two races, and universal ANAL
,amasion Of colors, all which internal pur-
,oses have been already developed since the
var began. No! There was 10 alternative
eft the South but snch degradation As has
icyer befallen p civilized race since the
world was made, or-!he sword.
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0EF1rY4L

sszsxa : sssfh t-st asss .-,s7~~.
parry spr ID :oe..e e.. S4 q. 100 w
.sisss q n. rsos Of s;s'sa.i wl b. .sss.ssss
.nn sas.au 81 atgs ,'zs snh esrs .p,.s ,.saea y
gsnsns u theirs he ina a4sts nams.s iss IN,
Ever; ss Int hs..sias <s,rfs b. -. q ssa,s
sa.apsa'-s on iato 'w, bs'sAlioss, ss.n rasa
TX osHsRAt sSsrsrtuoy,.
l. 'cossnnadenss will always bsa, =
asnersi Orders NO %, Ia not enly ths hs. WA lsI
large poYsien Of she.e ins,,pr ,s,.. gu ksas
ne nlc'ls Tasur to ils provisions h, ia n ass ~
cston "a tue ether prosslssz cf TIA ,.,e @e sfp.
= cenarssBiar:s will, Of es,rga vs ssr.sa's'.
dnsnlty - this Euis.a; bu. refer. azs esss
en- sac,r ace tsst they are rather !, sca,s e.
Giarys. Witnsa. I.
- The du'y Of tie ecntnssdauis Of e,,,...
"a sScofasacc vita these Instructions. 10 ,al
ana iFvigorsts the Industrial ysotus.,on 80 ,nssis
feae.ncy, and supply its armies With men me ,ne CO.
mss be Pc formed, or cur struggle r., .I.s fsI
esses ead liberty Wi. fai.. "' aoeisai.
~ order Of Col J & pIE-ros sunt
my Ats Ga nIr,r,m,o
w--~
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NnYMxE N0FYUaj1

- ArP0ATr0SMENf. Of Hospitals In and
arand ntehmsn 1, ios tns separate acaommo1asiea
Of the sflsh ma wsaa I'D :essa 9 ~ sasas STATES
ssidsser n gasysAsa, yiSglaia, Tsniassss, kes,y-
.usky and Nwsaari. are ss ghmh0sas' N,srs-
t.i, esssera surmirasef Broad st:sst, Cnuss a
Hin.
These fssa Nssih Gayoliaa in tho -, ~ AN. stn,
and 5sb Divisions ns WiadeF Hospital, north
west OF Hollywood Cemetery
Thcs5 5rnfn SsH.a Carolina ia tao stu nirtsson OK
Jackson Hospital southwest Of WIdsr Hospi-
tel.
Thcsa from aroreis 10 tbs fst and I'd divisions Of
Jackson Aespi,si enl LIST div'sau oil Eiiidss
Hasri.ai.
Thssc from Louisiana at the LosialAna Hospital,
wsss ;arsnus 81 Broad street., and Ia I'd disis
len Of Winter Hospital.
Thass from Ainasma, mississippi, Florida, Texas.
a-a Asxaaa.s, ia the lst and ~ divisions q
,soTsara's GROVE Hospital, on alechaaicsy'ie
turnpike.
Confederate or unappropriesed Hosrita's--gooort-
son Hospital cornor OF Main AMI 81 atress
Receiving and WAY side Hospital, cornar Of i7tii
and Grace streets; SMALLPOX Hospital, Gear
EowaTd's Grove.
Pfiscn HospisaGs Hospital No u ana aens-
streets my li-ts
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81 Benson 8. Bro, s,cts..
lCnny!ost2syiIie Va

aue,'op- AT The rsqaes: Of NJ, yso,
ls Wood NO Will oIsr for sale, on ,ha A rssw
on wednesday, 'st OF June nex., m f,,r .cai'ss,
we next fer .isy) he Farm. lying o. ,,,s ~, col,
iyag creek IN ,ha county Of AlbemarIs. oas rs q
rom iFay Der0s on the Virginia Central psan!e
containing s;s 10 acres, dj1ininr the sn as'a
JOAN "oots and others. about 80 ser.s 'Uss Dr.
largo past heavily tImbered: the baisnea sso'da,
haa divi.cd toto eve slis, oil an .er % ,es'ti
Iherc is naat dwelling hoUse Cpon tbs FAR,
,ae necessary ous hoass fhe land Is esn,saa III
.he hsncse slate OF Improvement /; l,ss y 49,. q
the Sess neiSaborhccas IL the State. rear " oe
mil e, schools, &c ~ S1afeees,
imnedia.ais af.sr .be sals Of the land. Nm,
growing cross csn be disposed o. we II nj, va
ye.nstuing CROP, stock, horses, fasriry y, Ia
Hret rate foaf-hrsss toresh!rs machine. s.
M 10 -Stavt6s DsNso2
@.E q EEegGEE, Aac.l.reer- No IFo a.,
atrees, opposite Exchange gsot ..-p.a san
sale ass, Mondays and Taursasys Twin sa saas
tuee Of every Dissertation. 40 Nth
CGrsishments respectfully solicited
.an f--3fn " c HEBESFg aps.,.
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| -. AZ AETEAL 10 q. . leo1.o Of lie Coafcder
! - sta SiG.e5-'Thc UifSosGss of the Icucg
tSu's Christian AgsSo.Gtl.n nj kci:pioLd recipe.
iai,V cit caiacsts. sunni: 10 iiG aGGSyuisn5 S%G
pathetic iLrsusaar. she Co1f51eTstc 5Tatcs 1
anpasi ia 1ah2f 81 the SELLERS sJal:ies iE th3
Gig. SlGs She c1alenGeE41 OF i.3s lr i.iIas19I;a
as ho4o gsru g for those WHO EGvs 1aGC driven
from their henaes By .utliVs3 enemies. 1aoh-
sans OF helpless woman and c1cCc1 ios ft3fr the
devsstst@d COUNTESS OF Virginia aione, ia: from
nse.is every Slete OF tae Conf t.!cy, heYs sought
al esyiu,n in clc lnidss. Oar citgsps have bSeu
appealed 10 In Gunoeress instances 10 relieve he
S;:s snd woundSd soidierz. 20 furnish Shoes ald
caisiug log soldiers il Inc field and ospitai, anu -
Ell I'd focd aSd a.olser for theft suffering fafs
and nobly nuvo .ieF, in the great uej 2Eiy o. ic
si.Noes, responded 20 svc-y appeal.
lii, supplies Of provisions II sha city 81 this tinlo
arc - retgos, sd The dis5euitias CT Obtaining
cfs by ordinary means 50 Duaaerou2 aud great,
TIA; the funds Contributed for Ire Eeo( cf the soar
can sccomp;s, ina. iiGtie IL purchasing the Dcosssa-
ries % lie.
In written repo-. from THO Clothing Bureau Il
9psaFs that there are more than tarso Thousand
males il this CITY Who geeking eiaficy mssf
rom the Government. u vSr. @<d thss th2zc Rho
co:aia work not fully employed. TITO wages
Yscevei ior .cc!r vors wilt .snJ anshla tSesc poor
30 p-oeur2 sadclen3y G. the i.alreGs :o14
ftr thetnse:vcs aUd SiiiISu without sssiS:cn- :,
then, Tracl taa Gig and o3gns7; generally, gnSi.y
l23iences q a's;f2i St2FVsaa '1S: have occurred.
1aF City cauucii mas mRda RIOS: liberal a"H-0c,r-
tons astrD 5t.10 aa fof - G3st, but ia GEc.ts
employed iaf Tie purpose haas rot eeen soe - p:e
cur, ,ae quantity al provisions r5qa.rc;i.
Ua,icr ti.esa circumstances fsoi that Il IS orr
ds.y 10 appeal 70 cur feli5w cizans h-oughou: Ire
Coafets; Sstas 20 forward, tCit delay eoG;7i-
GuG--G 0. G",.'y sna sn9p.j5s - t.c Army Cor
ni.se nt this szs3aat;2i. .5:;jcc ;e
D the war this CaI2utae has 'caored yset1ue.Y end
faithfully So: te2 temporal and Trfiiuai welfare ~
ouf soiiefs az: .aa-T is;;ii aad Tor tho saeosEs
a cur sic.iGu7 cGsc. Les t1fsc GC!3icrs 81. DO dig
ago.; aoW, c5ca tic OF crest, and, as
trust, ms: and mat glorious canraign. fcr
want Of lbs generous syDFa.hy end sne. oft ei ,her
fients st t.c.Ga.
SapnleH a EsisGa TO Roger MatiH, Superintendent,
GF So: p Uua(arti Chairman Ct tao AfHy Commit
tee. Will be is"elNiy attended 10 and il accord.
aGce with special agreement made witt tie su.eg
in:endsat OF t.io Soa;h0rn Ez}ress Company, a.,
exp charges Viii s,a paid by t;sa1 at isica rlcHd
Contributions oI nicacy shecll also &c sen; tase
gtTs!cfaeB VII WILLIS, ia, Pres. .
J ID & sLEIGiT, Secretary. M Its
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The Rev. Mr.. Hall, In a lecture lately de.
iivered in this city OF the Historical signi-
ncance nj the present Revolutions" related
the following incident IN the life of Dsniel
Webster, which has never before appeared in
print:
ln 1850, III. Webster, in .he course Of q conve.-
sa1t0n With some gentlemen Of Maryland, remarked
"A terrible crisis r. at hand. The mass of The
nosihesn people have been educated In an,is,avers
doctRiaes, and are thoroughly abolitonst in sanh
Aent. They win dxm1Gd OF the South that their
doctrine or aboiiiIoniem be accepted by them, /
urge y0u. een1ieNeE Of the soy,h, 10 90 among
Soar people and beg them to aecede u this de-
mand on the part OF the NORTH. They arc resolved
fa:ned 8 The reply was, tina, when the ..-n,nnti
vas ma1e, the sword would be drawn ana the
Issue decided with that
Y there be single man in the whole Con.
fsderacy who still believes that the present
war could have been averted by ANYTHING
short Of the surrender Of slave Institutions
tho shove testimony must scatter his las.
renaiuing doubt to the winds.
Il II the testimony of Daniel Webster. the
greatest of Northern statesmen the NOS:
thoroughly acquainted Of all public men with
the character, professions, and purposes of
the Northern people; the hsst able, OF all
others. practically and pezso naliy, 10 bear
witness tothe drift Of the enrrcnis and the
power Of the tsmpeat which had hurled his
own bari, . mAieatS wreck, upon the shore.
Whsa aneA anna Who, by his long cham
pioa1AlRAffhs constitutional rights of the
Aeath ~ imm3lAted his poiitlca, fortunes
Apclafed Ii l150 that the public sentiment Il
the NmtA the abolition Of slavery.
aaA TIT nathiag bat the South acceding to
that 6smspd would prevent the ruin o, the
cosntsy, 4 must be clear as daylight. even to
those Who do not wish to be convinced. the,
the only choice lei to the South was the
sarrsnAsr q 10 Institutions or tao secession
q tie States.
Ak! We csun0t doubt from tie .hova
sxtraet where Daniel Wsbster himself won,d
hAse been found In The present contest. 81
urge yoR Gcntleuen Of the South, to ga
aaaag xonr people and beg them to accede
&athe deqaaad. on the part Of the North
IAeX 40 resolved on II, and urlsss the
Ash tlsads the county Is ruinesl.n What
"eoaatsy" y suined The United s.ates.-
The Aaelructioe ~ The grand Republic was,
u iAeegss os Dsuisl Webster, the greatest
q eashly splsnit1k The grand peroration
q - lepay = Aayne, q 6ssih Caroiips, ln
49, Ii 1Q1yea thst hiA ding eyes might
1egee hpos 6iates ssdieseycred. dis-
Sad helltgesent.. apokc The deem
1ea ef ~ aFAeat and poMeffui uaiuts
X1unuhipped ~ Glass Of the u ufon - o..
$3.50 -. 49, 49, s. . =. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-14

a.. TEE aaDu.i meeting of tIa Ssackhohorg CT
iS~-s the Hi5f.moad, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Isaiiroal .olapauy ~iii b9 held a& ;to otca @! e
0JmpapY- ia Richmond, or Wednesday, 80 ist Of
Jone, at IL o'cocs 4 j 3 WINSTON, Treas.
nv 9-isN5W