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Hast Caanee Tor Bassalni.

The Suffer Goods at A. q M. Landsbore,
corner Public square aud Market ara nov
beng closed OUT. These must be H1 rc
gGraless Of Prics. Now ia your time 10 get
great bargains there 10 ro5dcco, C,gars.
Canned Fruit, Oysters, Hsrdinoa. nst,ous
aud Hats. Convincs yourself ~ calling
there.
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LusBEa Knight 4 Bro. ere unloadin
at their Steam Elevator. On Rolling Min
Hill, barge containing sse. 0o8 ieot OF
white pine lumber, embracing al kinds Of
ciesr and oommenplank, frsmiag Gmbsr5.
joiee, aud seanliag, as follows.
Exile, ~, ank "a feet long.
2x6--is, -, and 2 feot long.
2xs-so, p, "a aud SO feet ioug.
25fxs-ze, y and - feet long
s4Hio-ls and - feat long.
21xl2-2o ieet loag.
4xs-2o and 80 fest lons.
4xs-2o fees long.
SKID, z, 10. -, ls, 20 and q Zee, loaz.
Also $50, 900 feet choice white pine flooring,
Of al widths, for he lowest cash prices. AZ
Knight Brus'. Ioiu 6sY Yafd a
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RoTtcE.-Ne would iniorn an Pcr1srs
having claims against she aovsrnBent.
which were 6lod vita The Bsasd Of Clsins.
Of Which Wiliism Driver va Reeof der.
c. hvened BY Special Fieid order ~ Cd.
dated Mareh isth. 1895, Department II the
Cumberland, ean have their claims prop-
srly adjusted By calling At or cG.o.
We viii aIso have their Voucassis 10
esiPia, and Aeoonnts ordered hack from.
Washington, D. c. ~ ihs inlrodueton o.
ether proof, 10 order % su5stsat'rts shs en-
tire claim. tAat tho parties may 81 ths.r
iust indebtedness ron he Gsvo-umsnl.
ieso-f IL IeaFEIss Co
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Fine whisky, Brandiea, Vines sud Porter
Hostetief's, Cedron and Robacta Buss-;
Agree, Huriy's and Bulls sarseparll'a, far
sale At the lowest each rates a. T. ~. Fos-
ter's, No. % Public square. Dr.. N. u
Smith attends 70 the e0mPoundiag Of pre-
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FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised to announce SAMUEL J. CAEfrs
IS csndida,s for Congress IN the Finh District.
composed Of the counties Of williamson, ravid-
son, sumner, Robertson ana Cheatham.
le2l--tde
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babes taken la
three seconds By Mr. Ferdinand, zoe grea4
Baby Tanner. 81 NE Gallery Of tho CumboT-
and. spril-if.
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Eos ssIE vEHT caEAF.--Mr. !, DgprtE, tt
No. 40, Cherry street. colonads Building
has lot Of counters and shelving for sale,
which tsoso Wishing 70 purchase iusb az
ticles would DO well % examine.
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IFCHl ITCHii IgCHiif
Ecra;chl geraschl! ssrafes ftr

- -. = - esiStlE 81 .egrs he ra,b
eltes, a1a az tr1pcona 81 tte gz1z. s--..-,. -, -
10y. l.ice - oents pr box, ssrt 81 r.-r II
eApress e y pcreoten Ad.irssu. - Ri-,t i ~. u
Box 90, c-1ci1nsl, Ohio, - -
.-,,, i.-e hkA0FlIzs a CO..
Nsrhfiie. Iena.
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We are authorized to announce Er-Goy. Wa. b.
oaMPsEIL as candidate Tor Congress IN ihs Fifth
Congressional istrct, composed OF the counties
q Davidson, williamson, Wilson, sumner. Rob
ertson, and Cheatham ieaT
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GsEaT ArfsACrIos at Csmsrcn. Gissu s.
Co's.s-super Silk Bsooaas, French Grsua
dine a. 7sit Also PriHtcd Linun Lawns.
DolPhus Mugs Frogsh Jaeoauts.
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Pearl AiiniaiuFe-, il Oh, e. Watsr solors
Set he gsnaias a he ssliszy Of The Co...
aprII-a
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$40 Reward.

,wafvrp Ann ne resi3cnon II TIE slissci 80
re~.sr a. Vine and Hel streeis. se.l - -,
vile, Oh sunday nening tns 80 ,r.ie = lifii
1900 ard lin Is y Ettle. has ne ietleE -
- -, ! fs,sht hie rl.but u e. ltyearS oid, y -
.-,isT rooi working order. be W. p
kandsi hrggn- living cn i'snis.'. -, - 81
1880 rim "a ne = ny resiaence, % 9 -1F 49,
-, ,;sv street between ChegrI and snna.as5; a.,
iunell-u = - -
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just resolved, per axpleu. Zee ios Of
swissel, tarlatou, nainsoaE uaualfHf. ai fr.-
% sale. Gro aElEtl1 4 Co.
ilyi-u % tai ~ tn.legs alroai q.
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The Rfidal ChamAe, i, 49, - ~.
sd lnstru1aoa ~ Yonhr fIen. ~. -, -
5,sn.e freshmen 20 Desasos III ~ 49, -
9sAl-l sssfen7e--seut ne, m alsIz.i -
Aalssss, u, :. sAiLLiN fOCGHr0N- Ve.-,5
fiaA "a apFIs-lr
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A OARD.

,s1uls rnsrrsienes kegs couzasutly on hand I
vel assortee stock q lroa, Sss S,i,i 49,.
49, pio,Ts- cotton Scrape3s, fhrsshinE aanhii.t'
CSrr sheliers, Straw Cutters, Wsgon llinler ~
ss.ii- 80 cav Hvdranlic Ceneub Plaster tefa
Rrsss rs shi horsez,n hslaf 4 p Psl 49,:
sei.- - 80 f9roceries. End various ctner ~
80 s-ouirea ior CITY and country Araae' Fl'e
they olieF . io''~' VIZ. LYON co,
Is MsrEst stTFaI
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This vice, which Is never prscitad 10
the presence Of any one, mas proved Che
everlasting ruia Of thousands Of he nobio8t
and modt talented young men thct evar
gave tongue - ai0queues or pen b. .aer 8.
u has destroyed heath, 1lasied sha cQustl T..
tuition, and reduced the Eniaera bio gictia- ts
b living skeleton. Nor are these CT Dr.
aud fatal effects in H. p.liHa arerratlareo
she ruins a. roasou, tho moss nelanrholv
sight that can meet mortal oyea. TO 5a
cured permanently Of lhis afiictiuu, e1il Ga
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cheer a.roas
Or address hin b. letter, Box 5ol. SASS
vile, Tenn. Gbls-I
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No. 90.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iaalisngs Ice CFesn e 40 college stree,
'o-o'y- AYesy6ody g snd ~ It. 4

4 yea vent e KEEP col thsss hot DAYS 81,
. ~ College s'seet, and s., s-rs Of tbers,,
ezeellsnt Tee Cream ia iho eity. n
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NoTlcE.-TWo boys, from ten 20 fourtecn
ears Of age, can fud PsFmanont ear pioy-
ment BY applying az
p J. hutFHwAEa,
ID e Public Sq.src.
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Fun bosom shire, al sizsss just Tecs vel
r. y. fBoafsos,
lune4l-tt Is Dlefry 5t.
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Gold is aaliilg, @ h tie proc q Phol1-
graphs a the Gallery o. ne cumblr.4as,
Card PIe.urss zow only s. per dozen.
april-H a. g. 6aasa. q Cadss b.
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Veterinary Surgery

rrvEE prdeniene5 having opened a Neierinsi
n'oaostai Al 10. - Front Stree-, eelcF ~
GA Rrif1s Landing respectfully sclrils t1e -
Eonses 81 IA ifends AID ne enInaal1 s, -
Ra-Tssa~ui II rs'srsssss cTsa.
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Summer Has, "asE 81 ylesFj sst rsceiv.
ed. 2 r. TuoHFsox.
2s Cherry street, near Unioa.
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We are authorised to Announce Col. WH. b.
sroEEs. q DeKalb, candidate ior Congress IN tha
t1ird Congressional District jeIs-f
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We have three beautiful LithogrAphs, repre-
seuflps he diihrrai branches q the service. Z
r.rIutaa 10 four coors, entitled 2" SOLDIERS Ger ~
bdcafe - Union Defenders Cerlacate" ami a
ID. Il Army Diploma" slze laNlo inches. -
Tq,ev an enciozed IN a pasteooard tuba and n
N L. sent by mail withoutlnlury. hfesy ON -
ser nj solder should by them and send Il
then 70 theig etefds
fa-asssssHss-ss - -
Fgr tie three, na7tagf ll-ie .i..4,s--.--.ft ~ -
Ilsrtal discount made q Eholnllile dealers. =
We vii an ail orders Cor CeTtiacslis ~ a.a- -
tonerT, By Flss;il 81 express pfomflg. 4
4. ~. RHODES 4 &C.,
usvqs- an, i'm sireaL Nsehvllle. TEAS
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FIFTH coNeREss.oNAL DrsraIcr.

We are authorised 70 announce n. n. BRfsS. AZ a
eantidate for Congress in The Finh Conarssslcul
District, composed OF The counties Of williamson,
Davidson. Wilson, sumner, EobsItsoa and Chosi-
ham. junoIs-tds
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o. K. N o. i
HaIr-dFessIBg & Shaving Saloon,

rF1HR unders cRei resnec fuzzy iuforr he pUllc
4 tlIaf 9 ~ hnve opened 3 - AEsGtOE ,
whch. Cor enafiFt. eierauce and ccureniepcos a
nneanslled 81 strctr Their CUNT, turn tlire ana
irnrlcments are cnf rely new, and vln ue sure 20
please he nn.l G. Nelson Whlker the seuiot part'
uer, 81 De- ne Cut 81 business for 81 months,
roe Ctafus to.hi- Old occupstcn, N whlch Re for
merly t0tainod 70 large patrnnaCe snd popular
y sss drs-cisrs - Der aad fsir-tfess@-. he :
~ Determined b. Plea g ne ever. ami foiirits Gus
i.Fn. an ORDER prolrp'lg attended, % n the oesl
sirie - sufe 10 CA b ne o. i. No. Hsii.
yslss WALKER A NAPIER
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By Telegraph.


Afternoon Dispatches.
Receipts Of Internal Revenue
Public Lands in Insurgeni States
Anew Postmaster at Cleveland.
COnascatlOn in Richmond.
Cotton In North Alabama.
a "SpeeIalp Lie OOntradleted.
4 Commission TO AnderSOnEIIle.
The Richmond Wing Suppressed.
sherman at Columbus.
Announces his Support OF Cox.
Another Fire in New York.
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Coughs, Colds, C0EsamDtion.
coughs, coids. consu1paon.
Coughs. Gods, Coz nutloa.
Coutcs, Gods, lo1sanDtca
Coughs, Coils, Couslmpt'oE.
aDr. Bzayns's Coupo1ad Syrup Wnd Cheuy"
"Dr. dHaFne's CcmD0uli syrup Wild C1euJ."
"Dr. sEayns's COMPOUND ryruP Wild CnsrrF'
Cures al C7mp'a'nts
Cures Al Compiluts
Curas en- Compla %
Cars al Cons lalnla
ONE Throat, Breast snd Lunas.
III TIC TrEoar, breaEi ana Lunas
lftka Tarozf, hfeast G1d Lauas.
q ths Ihroa:i bfl,lt ~ LDlss
Il soofsss shs isutsiiel u fhs u1uoous tasns-u-s
7 usseh lres DE- az ra-sakes, s1d r1vsa sorlurb
I q sfress. oausiag hcElnz o. rsink n DE throat,
ahch Gloss ~ lhe VesE1s d Ne throat aad lunes.
has eraoiaf ~ iieai 70 bzeaths fr-e l1f nat1
a.. j slnllia'es he pl9sr q digesLcn, and hss
I % l1la.ed Fsfy ny cures shea 70 81 han ~
! protsialtJ 6 could noi be poszibis-
10 Dr. Srsgas ESQ, SO Nora sra s.. ma
Catarrhal Consumption.
/ ssnd yoa ezra acata q Naomi WHcox of ~.
1 ioEn.-ste Eas afdicica Eith Cararihai C1usufnp-
{ Ton and led many feIaedles, Eus conenufo 70
I grog HeaEerf iuuEE AID ouerl became ser
nIlcn dlsor1ared, s1d pr phys ans aud f1enaa
. COMPOUND syrup q WIS Cherry sas eat1eiJ ~
covered y A. SMITH, lustee q tae fazcs.
f4oreraeEs, New lork.
ThlsTalastie Moiicine, prepared only - Dr.
I sssyue ooas - norit aHil a-rsst Pllisdolph
W.JhcW. sAITH D7nzzI.t,
Or chnreil Had Via slErs q. 2aahvlia
.ssya.-arr-rsts -
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Eeleto sosnuedee 4. lc o. Q e.. e. ri ~ Goa
Il Q ffou fag 10 ~ arfI re ais.f rrifL
I1-ss n-Ilz's afe cd 2 - Ia y tlt5 49,
no .olr ffql 20 t1s Coz rrrf1a atsr
haze eldara lie - a "a z lll y errrrs.
au re fisf sDur y Al EaNfcfa8l.f
70 D cree Del 81 n r.FyifE 'hsrssI e.
v ID aose Horsas % l1H r1tel Is Sc slI 49,
.aai n1st - "a Ht orDssfuni B.
"a 80 el q. pals = a1enoa s irt ~ q b.
dem 81 tals urls-s H1Ise.. es ret F-i7e -
~ - 7'anla e ~. "a 81 % ca.la.eles' q IL
II ssnTH.
iu'Jtet ~ oaal as D tt
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TT rs NOT A DYE.

REEEHaEE.-It IL complete within itself; no other
dressing or eccomF aninleut 81 any kind bsiu., re-
CURED. lne hair % renoVated and stree a-Ihened
90 resiored toits original col Tor, sof1oss and beam
ty. without the appeail.on Of ml4eral suisfanrea
&c IA entirely different nom tie many nrtctss that
have Teen issued ron time b time, and is the
oSLT zs0wH kEsToEEE Of CJloa and pei frct HAln
BsessEa OouBsED. % is deicalely perilmed, and
can b apphed By hand, o. son hru6h a. 10 daea
not stain TIE skin Or sou tne iueat hlen.
70 7GE LADIES.
We would re5pectl1liy ak che Attention 81 - Ass
to this new uulFersa'iy popular barr prepafsslpu.
and remind them 0i The well ESTABLISHED DIT thai
rlany q the hair tones IA rogue are not culy p0N
erle-a ior goodi but alaoiuiely pefuicOus ard TOO
olen aestluotFe 10 tleT lnllen-e upon the growth
Of ne lar. The = .ond0n HAIR Color kesIorer I"
contains no substance tnas wis cog he porfs uut
b does contain real uoursbme for She veszsi ;
nom when ia roots spring, thus rendering toe hair
truly elegant and beauillui 10 every peuod 81 We.
On child. ems heads q iays TIE s1iliiioa o. good
bed Of ha.r, aud At The .adys toleit q i1ilspel-
sake.
Dos ~ ,s1 Ia, Bornrt, o. ~ flssi Lf.sn.
It q the only stesiei srucIo Ga Wiu ABSOLUTELY.
VI hout dccsptoa, restore tEe nar % its org.nsi
color aad beauty calsilg q 70 Hr1E where ID has
ial'en on o. heoomeinln frics sl q per hottie.
sold By u. ssayus son as0N0rth siztb Street.
I shilas
W.JA0. w. SMITH,
Cor Church snd Vi1a streets, NasaSiiA.
Z uiayg-1m--tu a aat
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summer Hats eaov styles. juas roosiY-
ed. f. u. Taoars0s,
% Cherry street., noag Onion.
fnnqf ~
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation Of
Rare Ingredients. Dellcately Per,
fumed.
a. London Hair C5lor Rssiorc and Drsssfaq.
+" AondoH Hair C510r Rsst0rsr ard Drsssins. "
q London H1ir C0ior Rsstorsr and Drsssing, -
London HaE Co0r Rostorsr AID Dressing.
ii viii restore gray hair 70 iia Original color.
E.-lt viii make q FruH % baid heads.
at vii restore The Batural secrelions.
Is VIII remove al oandrud and itching.
5.--lt WI maze the hair soft Cioiay ana hsxihls
silt vii preserve The orrual color TO Cd aqa
lit VII prevent h. hair from lalang OF.
SIT ali Cure an diseases or tha fea|n
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The FreeJmsn An GeoPgIa,

General Wilson has issued the follow
ing orders in regard to the freedmen in
Georgia:
HDQRs UNITED STATEs FoRCEs,
MA0OS, Ga, July 5, 1895.
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M2 .shriile Saniua.
YlH. CAMERON 4 co., Publishers.
ADDRESS OF GOV. BROWN.

sATURDAY. JULY Is. lS65.
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AucnOn go
l,5OO sgBFICEABLE HORSES.

Os The soIz psY ~ july. tas'. Z ~ srsr
Da Psi . oavs'l'a9 De i5 i. 'sla'a9LtE.
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Afternoon Dispatches.
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r. Srssss asa, SO Eor.a sra s.. fz-a.
Catarrhal Communion.
nhamnlnn arlok Machine.

W.JkC. aa1III Lrnzzist,
Or. charch nad vina siges q. zaahvlia.
s.asf-nsr-fTts -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

Roanoke.-Georae +. 1ayloe. Colonel G. B. Board,
Giles Barnett.
Neutrality-suspicious. Letcher. John W. Broekcn-
hroush, James j. White
Russcll.-E. Il. Dayler, DIR. Eastwardly. James
A. Becky.
Raleigh county.-John II. Anderson, William
Prince William Ferguson.
Scott.--Thomas W. Carter William Nash, James
.. Wood
Smyh,-James Porter, James W. she.'Ay, Nicho-
la Pratt.
Sussex. NJ. Rogers, J. d. Howlo, f. T..
Ch1ppcll.
Surry.--J. 8. Judkins, Blair Pegram, BENJAMIN
Drew.
Spotsylvania.-Lews A. Boggs. John A. Gordon,
Montgomery Slaughter.
Tazewell.-A. "A SPOTS, u. S. Witten. I. J. IIig-
gnhotham.
WaTen-Marcus Is. Buck, Charles B. Rust,
Thomas W. Forsythe.
Washngton.-S Samuel +. Goodson, John n
IIumes Madison Beatie.
Wythe.--Jessc d. Bailey, Josiah Brown, Charles
Z. Tate.
A copy from the rolls-Teste:
VIM. +. GORDON, JR.,
Clerk II House OF Delegates and kceper OF Rolls
All newspapers in the State will copy twice and
forward accounts to Auditor of Public Accounts for
payment. NH l3-2t WIN. +. GORDON, Jn.
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ayes, 1o9; noes, 80. On the 25th oi
February, 1850, Mr.. Giddings, Of Ohio,
presented two petitions from Abolition.
lists, respectfully asking the House to
"devIse and prepare, without delay, some
plan for the immediate, peaceful dissolu-
tion of the American Union" 1t was
decided by vote Of yeas 8, nays 1862,
not to receive the petition. Upon the
1stof February, 1850, the same petitions,
praying dissolution of the Union, were
presented in the Senate 10y Mr.. Hale, of
New Hampshire.
But three Senator'S voted for the re-
ception of the petition, viz: Messrs.
Chase, Hale and Seward.
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. 4 TRULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
~ office OF the Circuit Court OF Southampton
county on Monday, the 9th day of February, 1865,
James Duke and William II. Lawrence,
merchants and partners, trading un-
der the Name, firm and style Of Duke
& Lawrence Plaintiffs,
Against
Thomas G. Gordon .Defendantv-
In CASE.
The object of this suit is to recover against the de-
feIlant ten thousand thrtysix dollars in currency,
With interest thereon from the 23d day OF January,
1861 till paid; and the attachment issued il this
suit being returned executed, and the defendant not
having been served with a copy Of the said attach
ment, nor with process in the suit, and affidavit
having been made that the defendant il not resi-
dent Of this State, on the notloa OF the plaintiffs,
ant do appear, within month after due publica-
ton of this orde and DO what is necessary to pro-
tect his interest:
A copy-Teste:
NH l-w4w* l.. H. EDWARDS, Clerk.
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voI\T RESOLUTION IN RELA-
u TON 10 THE APPOINTMENT OF conf
0,,-rI.ES OF SAFETY. AnorTEp FEkRUARy

Il qlON 10 THE APPoiNfMENT OF COM
S,1-TLEs OF SAFETY. AnorrEp FRERuAar
g5TH, isoe'
-. r..,,,ty ard citv o! the Commonwealth. wherein
= la.r.-s, tsabe, - dI~Cl.atc Sc the tut,es here,
:. ~ NJ assigned, COMMITTEE OF SAFETY.
t.f,nx Of three citizens not subject 10 service III
.fe army aud with power TO Mi HI vacancies nc-
-, -, their respective committees and appoint
,,,...ss9r, agents each masi>teyial district,
[ ,Ill,ieA II shall be TO ufe3a and ndure the pco-
,i T.. sell or loan promptly 10 the Confederate au-
it,r1t;es all army supple. which. by the exercise
-, -, most II sd economy can possibly be spared
S..,,o,yC = systematic collection o. all supplies of
.,,i,ious aud clothing which can hc procured by
,,I,,.aYy cdut,ibuton and transmit tue same, oy
,4.,l messenger. the soldiers IN their caInpN,
md "a report 10 the Governor Of the commonwealth
"a tbs secretary Of War the name of any officer,
.....r. or employee of any railroad. navigation or
,r,,>s company, vile unnecessary hndefS or en-
;t,s..- The Shipment and delivery OF supplies con-
.Yn,;.1 for soldiers u secure the prompt general
,laion # the proposition Of amnesty tor deserterS
md .i~.utet- contained IN General oIderh No 2aid
,}suar. Orders No. 1, ls65, Headquarters Army oil
Northern Virginia; 10 appoint SPECIAL agents of S-
.sYtpnlnr the naiDeS and location of al persons
th, n ,STcctiye hints Improperly tb>ei,t from
u..lI he ar!ny and IN 0t their failure or Iet.i-
i T. accept the terms 81 s.ld amnesty, SHAH take
Yt.a;tlv such further steps as may seem most en-
eIt L. procure the speedy return oil such aosentes
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TUESDAY MORNING. G.............. MARCH Ii, 1855

The Abolition or Anti Slavery party
of the United States first made its ap-
pearance in national politics in the Presi-
Dental contest of 1910. 1t nominated
James c. Birney, of Michigan, as its
candidate for the Presidency, and Fran
cis J. Lemoyne, of Pennsylvania, for the
Vice Presidency. 1t pclled saoen t.oa>
sand votes. In 1914, Mr. Birney was
again its candidate, and it polled t2, no
votes. In 1918, with Martin Van Buren,
as the Presidential candidate Of the
Buffalo Convention, and Garrit Smith as
that Of tho more ultra antislavery men,
it polled 29G, ,232 votes. In 1852, John
P. Hale, its nominee, polled 157,29G
votes. In 1856, the candidate of the
Republican party, John G. Fremont, sup
ported by the entire Abolition party,
polled l,34l ,S12 votes. The next elec~
ton resulted in the elevation of Mr.. Lin
coin, the present incumbent, to the
Presidency of the United States.
The first Abolition petitions to Con-
gress were a memorial Of Quakcrs, pray
ing the abolition of the slave trade, pre-
sented by Mr.. Fitzsi.nmons, Of Penn
sylvania, on the 18th Of February, 1890,
and a memorial to the same effect Of
Quakers, of New York city, presented
by Mr.. Lawrence, of New York. Mr.
Hartly, of Pennsylvania, seconded by
Mr.. White, Of Virginia, moved the re-
ference of the first petition, which was
opposed by Messrs. Stone, of Maryland !;
Smith, Tucker and Burke, Of South
Carolina; Baldwin and Jackson, OF
Georgia, who were in favor Of its going
to the table. Mcssrs. Fitzsilnmons and
Hartly, of Pennsylvania Parker, Madi-
son and Page, of Virginia; Lawrence,
Of New York Sedgwick, of Massachu>
sets; Boudinot, Of New Jersey; Sher-
man and Huntington, of Connecticut,
favored a reference Those who opposed
it expressed the fear that action indi-
eating an interference with this kind Of
property would sink it in value and be
injurious to great number of citizens,
particularly Of the Southern States.-
They deprecated the disposition Of the
class represented by the petitioners tc
meddle with concerns with which they
thing to do.
On the next day, memorial of the
Pennsylvania Society for promoting the
abolition of slavery, &C., signed Benja-
min Franklin, President, was presented
and read. The debate on tho memoria
Of the day before was resumed. Mr.
Tucker, of South Carolina, said it con-
tanned an unconstitutional request, ane
feared its commitment would be very
alarming circumstance to the Southern
States, for if it was to engage Congress:
in an unconstitutional measure it woult
be considered an interference with thei
rights, making them uneasy under tn
Government, and causing them to lamen
that they had ever put additional powc'
into their hands. He was surprised to SCI
another memorial on the same subject
J signed by : man (Berjamin Franklin