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ayowcd In tho speech which we published

avowcd in the speech which we published
yesterday that he was ready to stand or
fall with those who promulgated the
Declaration and Testimony" The Demo
crat thinks II strange that men so offending
should instantly throw down the gage of bat
tlcto their ccnsurcrs, and adds that ii seems
clear "that both the spirit and form" of
that document will be persisted in. The
attitude Of Messrs. Armstrong, Brooks,
Robinson, and the rest, is pronounced ode
family bclligcrent." "Thc probable re-
suit" will be "scparaton Of the Louis
Vile PreSbytcry and some Missouri and
other churches from the Assembly" We
trust that the seccders will find il con-
sistent with their position and duty to
unite with the Presbyterian Church OF the
south
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+" would very soon happen that some strong

:" and INSCRIPTIONS power would avail it.
" self of the new principle to be guilty of
:" acts Of spoliation, that tho peace of Eu-
" rope would he in danger, and that sooner
(" or later we should sec those deeds of
" wrong and violence which we had en-
" couragcd by our suficrancc, rise to such
" a height, and hc applied in such man
" per, az to fill the world with blood and
misery. Hear, hcar.l | vcntured at
" the time to express to your lordships
a my conviction that this would be the
" consequence Of the policy pursued; that,
i" encouraged by our Sutrdnce, scandal,
" ,cronq, and robbTy-,rhot ,ce stated inow
official papers to be 'rrong, and robbery
i" hcar, hcar,l would result"
He concluded by the remark that he
held Her Majesty's Government response
bic for the consequences.
Earl RUSSELL made lame attempt to
reply. IL you enter into war merely 10
preserve the balance Of power, without
your interest and honor being involved,
said he, YOU must first see whether YOU
will not produce more evil than You are
likely TO remedy. "My noble friend, on
the other hand, thought we ought to go to
war wherever we could Earl DERBY I'M
mcdiatcly rose and declared that he had
"ncvcr heard a more gross perverSion
than was made by Earl RUSSELL Of the
remarks Of Earl GREY, and explained
them.
Earl RUSSELL concluded the debate by
putting III for the defence of the Govern
mcnt. in the ease of Denmark, that Den
mark had given cause Of complaint, and
would not right herself: but he confessed
that She was Sat the last moment prepared
TO doiuSticc tothc claims of Germany, and
..wc Ghc Ministry held that the war was
" consequently an unjust war on the part OF
" the Gcman Powers" But simply so hold
ing and not interfering gives up the whole
ground and ,juStiiicS the previous remarks
of Lord DERBY, who described the course OF
the Ministry in the affair of Denmark
fitlf uttIiIlHg the dttlpii VI tllt Wei Hldil
Powers a wrong and a robhcry-that they
were the aggrcSsors-that the offence of
inoilcnSivc Denmark WIS slight in compa-
ri>on with theirs
And having done all this. and having
" gone to such an extent that the PruSSian
Minister told You, in answer to one of
.'your threatening and braggadocio dis
patches, that it was declaration of war,
"whcn Denmark depended Oh your moral
'if not Your material support, then 90"
"tooh ~, opportunity Of withdrawing from
"hc contest trhich 90" had yoW$cIrcS o.
"coWagoj, and obandoued tie ally rtom
"yon hal IcdbyyoH encouragement 10 MAN.
" tain her o,rn rights. Hear, hcar.I
These are indeed sharp passages. They
are peculiarly interesting in their connection
with events now agtating Europe, and
there is no portion OF the intelligence
brought hy the Cuba which more strongly
imprcsScs us with the dangers of war, and
one of immense magnitude, than this de-
bate in the House of Lords.
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Burning Of the New York Academy
of Nusic-MaX Maretzck duplicates

ISchItett.
The following singular >tatemcnt&isaco-
pied from the New York Times. The
charge implied against Bennett is incrc-
diblc:
STATEMENT OF MAN MARETzEK.
am at Il loss To understand the cause
of the fire, unless it was the act Of an in
ccndiarv. | am convinced, indeed, after
careful examination, and upon review
OF all the circumstances attending the flrc,
that ii was the deliberate act Of Interested
parties. That ] was not Interested is evil
dent from the fact that have lost some
seventeen thousand dollars. The fire was
first discovered under the parqucttc, and
almost ut once it appeared ut the roof of
the Academy. The place beneath the
parqucttc has not been used, 10 my know
ledge, since the Bal d'Opcra, and no fire
is ever needed there. Nine. GaZZaniga
was, il seems, somewhat tardy in leaving
the house after the opera, and while yet in
her dressing was acc0Stcd by two
men. who said to her: Come, hurry up,
Madame, you are late" Al that time,
even, the house smclcd, ! am told, rs il it
was filled with birthstone.
Last November, Stephen III. Branch met
me aud said, " Ny dear Max, before year
is passed, every one of the managers in the
Managers Association will he asSaS>inatcd
or his house will bc burned down. Well,
Mr.. Barnum'S Museum wa> burned, and
Buffers, A Broadway, was burned, and
now the Academy j. gone 80 Stephen, il
seems, was pretty good prophet. At any
event. the work was we'll douc-all is lost
H. Il L., hi,t al,
" still live" and if anybody has claim
against me, let him present il. The ar
rangcmcnt> for next year are good rs ever,
and let him laugh who wins. rs for my
self, let us wait awhile. Fortunately, my
insurance runs from June 10 June, 50 that
| am covered. II any other person, by any
chance, should have Il grudgc against me
and the Acadcmy-aS. for instance, II |, III
common with Butler, of No. IA Broadway,
and Banum, Of the Museum, should have
taken an active part in crusade against
anybody, in any way. why OF course nc or
it would be glad to have me burned out, aS
Barnum was and ~ Butler was (quCcr CO.
incidcncc-waSnt itf) But OF course
there is no such pcr>on-oh, no not for
no money!" 1t is possible that the fire was
accidental, but not probable. Quite ma
turally look, and 50 will the public, thank
God, at both sides Of this affair, and il there
are amy parties whose interests could be
straightforward, professional, or general
by this inccndiari>m, they will be closely
scrut,uizcd, and if guilty, brought to rctri-
button.
The lire was cNtiogui>hcd on Tuesday At
dawn. The flames destroyed the Academy
of Music, the University Medical College,
the Evangelical Lutheran Church, and
number al other buildings, the damage
being likely Ia amount /" nearly two mill
lions al dollars.
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w MANUFACTURERS oP T@rY-a@A
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, j X y
GRAND, sauAhE
AND UPRIGHT

PI A n o 5
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years, have, upon their ex-
cellence alone, attained an CSPURcHAsED PRE-
gNIsEScE that pronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fne singing quality, as well as great purity oil
iutonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their
is plant and elastic, aud is entirely free fron the
stiffness found in so many pianos, which causes
the performer TO so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action Is con-
structed with a care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism
None but the best seasoned material is used IN their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usaSes
of the concert room with that Of the parlor upon
an eauality-unatected In their melody; In fact,
they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WARERooMs: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
spl7-sm BALTIMORE.
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PA N os' p1Ayos,,g -,s.;s3. II
t,Q3I
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS.
RICHMON MUSICAL EXCHANGE
No. ISIS MAIN STREET,
sole agents for


SrIEFFS PREMIUM PlANO.FOkTE>
These instruments have been before the igal.
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS. in comna...a.
with the bes makers of The country, and arr. raw
pronounced hy ALL THE LEADING PEoI L,>uH>
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS aAEUFACTUREp'
These instruments have ALL THE --LATEST ~
PROYEMENT>. aud are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege OF exchange within t"r.g-
months il not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer 10 tho following persons, who hare
STIEFF.S PIANOS now in use:
General T.. Z. LEE, Washington College, LeNHes.
ton;
ID. Il. PAYSg BRO, LynchbUrS;
Rev. K. +. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female institute,
Miss MARY BALDwIS, Female school, and J. &.
CavEI, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Stanton
Professor r. A. ANBoLp, Richmond.
Ace II from all in want OF suPaRIoG PIANOS
is solicited. Terms liberal. Is --a
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\ KEEN SENSE or THE BEArTTruL.-Lorl
.Icflrcv'S celebrated ESSAY had in il moth
ing equal to the following remark OF the
New York IFo,Id a~ to the fire Of Monday
night: alt is agreed upon all hands that
thc'h,nning of the Academy. considered
from the point Of view Of amy spectator not
Il >tockhodcr or an underwater, was the
most brilliant and beautiful exhibition 81
the kind which has ever been witnessed in
New York."
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Y TERFIELD-FTVE HUNDRED ACRES. r
oF The KE>WlCk' TRACTION THE JAMES
RIVER. FOURTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND
FOR SALE PRIVATELY We offer far sac r..
TRACT OF COAL LAND located a. ABBY. d.
Johnson aud rthcrs IL location /. Iu gEaa ns..f
II the coal r. un and the Indication the .ar.
fnc". aud pa5tiai explorations made. render IL
almost certain that ii contains arg" qH3ut.E., .s
coal. IL has also lar-" quantity 81 wood AMI
timber small portion ut the land "H..y j. clear.
ed. TAe improvements are 4 small fr#H. Eu...
with four rooms, and the usual ogf-hur.e, Far
GkTBES * WILLIAMS.
Real Estate Erukrr,
corner Of Eleventh and Man .traa..
my l.-Bt under National Bank 81 Virgins.
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The undersigned having this day entered into Il
partners hip, under the name and trm ot VIII
LIAM II. WADE 4 Co, for the purpose 81 con
Quoting a general FAMILY GROCERY BUSINESS,
and having a. wi be seen from the above card
purchased the rutir" stock Of GROCERIES, Ii
QUORS, &c, Of Mr.. william \. j. smith, they Will
continue the business at the stand formerly occu
pied 10y him, southwest corner of Main and First
streets, where they will be pleased L. see their
friends a. we'll a. the patrons uf the late concern.
We are also pleased Ia announce that the services
of Mr. WILLIAM II. BAlLlE the well-known,
concern, have been secured and he will be pleased
To see his old friends and the patrons OF the late
CONCERN WILLIAM II. WADE,
O. y. HAINES.
nt.,,.,,I NJ, Of 1sFa my %,
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The southern people, just now mdcrt the
action Of the agents Of the Frcedmcn'> Blu
rcau, are like Swink and the bcd-bugS.
Don't care much about the bugs said
Swink, 'hut the truth is, I've not got tie
blood % spare. "-ticI9aE Ea4hff.
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SJEDICATED MINERAL WATLH~
vi EnnM lLLE lLLLlALA N-n-A---

vi FROM THE VIRGINIA STRINGS.
EUtkBRl bGE ALUM WATER,
HEALING SPRINGS WATER,
CuYNER SULPHUR WATER. ..,,
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS WATER
4 fresh supply Of the above just received. .si
hereafter ". win have constantly uu hand -arsa"7
of these yaiuabl. waters.
PURCELL. LApD & co,
rhv2I Agency Depot virginia Mineral Na#Es.
NOTICE. The headquarters, oi th"
y State Hoard "t Immigration vii a# @tia" Pc
sent 1T the Adfu'amt -tipurrsti ohr.- #H i#" 1#a
wh.r. thr Undersigned may u# found daily. t"#.
SON, vino wish Ia obtain select las. III aa.-f#'r
through tho Board should forward aI.Nra.."#>.
SIprifylu. thuir wants that they NEA| He f".ts.as
Il received. Prompt AMI respectful attention "t'
De given % all. ~ order ct I'll. Board.
WILLIAM ". RlIHANb~HH,
my q iummi--t onuT hmm. grafton.
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DIED,

uu the evening uf Thursday, the 2ith instant. al
half past q. clock, after short and painful i'll
ness, Mrs. MAIl J. MEADoR, wifi" "f Jordan u.
Meadur.
Her funeral will take place at her late residence
corner of ST. Stephens aud Federal streets at >
o'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
The friends aud acquaintauces Of the family are
respectfully invited To attend.
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE

nOVE HILL, WITH CROPS, STOCK.
~ AND PLANTATION UTENSILS, FOR ~,t1
PRIVATELY We otiyrfor sal" prrat.. y the .t.~
.lrm called Dove iiili, containing Fokfl FfKE
ACRES ton az which j. In wood, tn" halaaaa -
a hftarn aces In oats, fifteen In corn, and m. In
vegetables improvements, dwelling wEth s..
rooms and allnecsssary onf-hnilIinZ-. IhrrG.e.
- four aud a half mllrs from Richmond III t...
Newmarket read. near Dr. Farrar>.
For terms anil betfer description, aIr'ytp
GRfBRS & WILLIAMS, Aurf.8rraf.
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NOTWITHSTANDING this day disposed of
y my entire stock Of GROCERIES, WINES, Ii
QUORS &c, to MrsSrS. WILLIAM II. WADE& Co,
beg leave respectfully 10 return thanks to my Tor
mer patrons for their liberal support, and 10 ask
continuance Of the same for my successors. They
will coutinup the business At the old stand, south
west corner Of Main and First streets, where the
public may he assured of finding Il choice assort-
ncnt OF family groceries. W. ). j. SMITH.
Richmond, May q, l>td.
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DISPATCu JoBpRISTiNG HOUSE.

IL
Tbf. establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY. and with every
hing IN the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
Founders could supply. and j. now prepared |" exc
cute orders Tor every description Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
Auctionecrs
Banks,
Railroads,
Steamboats,,
Express Companies.
Insurance Companies
Hotels, ..-
Boarding Houses.
ihF"",s' .n, nm.
N""S''' ''"'''
Hh'l'"'f r.,.t,hl..
LAWYERS,
Doctors,
Colleges,
H'n""''' 80.
and Tor all other persons corporations ana '"''''"'
Bushes. Cards. Checks,
80 I'm" card. Drafts.
wrlding Cards, Prices Current,
RAN cards. Title Deeds.
Show Cards. Trust Deeds
Admission Card.. Leases,
Election Cards, Receipts.
Time Tables. Tax Bills,
way.Bill., Licenses,
Circulars, Bonds
BILL
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R- CO-PARTNERSI
The Undersigned having formed co-parlhef
ship, for the purpose Of conducting
\ WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name Of
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
and having taken the connections warehouse on
Cary street, second door below Pearl, are now
receiving general supply Of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be- made complete in few days, and 10
which they respectfully call the attention Of the
trade. HAMILloN = oi'"
Of Petersburg;
JOHN 3. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
NH lis X. T. FOSTER.
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MARRIED,

on the eth Of April, by the Rev. J. W. NJ. "
Iiams rr. l.. :. ElCllELBERGER, al Catuu>TlI
Md 10 Mrs LIZZIE RlCH>TElN, Of Baltimore
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VNWO-HORSE AMBULANCE for sale.
4 Applyto X. b. WOODWARD,
Seventh street, between Main and Cary streets
my 22-6tS
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THIS COMPANY being in process
l of liquidation, all per. 4. b wins o...'
CURED 10 present the same for payment - 49,,
~ the Company L. JOHN II H. III
t,v 10 I'M Treasurer.
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The following singular statemcnt&ssco-
pied from the New York Times. The
charge implied against Bennett is mere
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WANTED, the public to know that
w this AGENCY fqrnish", Teachers Clrrh,,
porter. &c FREE OF CHARGE also, imp.!i.
foreign and furnishe, domestic llELP or AZ
KIND. and ships them 10 any part 81 the >"uth Il.
reduced prices For further PARTICULARS app! 1T
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY;
Franklin sheet, near Ninth.
Post otic" box II, Richmond, Va
q. p'ANpAHALI. Agent my CIT
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY

BY Pilkin,on, Pulliam Co, Anctioneer.
Commission Merchants, and Real Estate A,,,,.
No. Wall street Richmond Va
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-01
MEXICAN MATTERS.

/, Late Intelligence ffom Mexieo represents
that unhappy country as much distracted
"a ever. M "
An cartliauake was felt throu Ehout Mex
leo ON the 18th ult, II is said % have been
severe on the South American coast ON The
10th. Oscillations were from east to west
The destruction of the eity.-ef Caracas
by an earthquake e.vl~~rvryv
|, The Libsrdlsa Mexican paper, Apublished
at brownsville, states that thirtcen. prisons
ers, taken from COrtcncZ, were executed
privately at MatamOrRs. .Nl the puis0nets
taken at Bagdad have been liberated j
Additional. forced. loans have been i'm
posed by tiie authorities of Nlatamoras.
An communication with brownsville Is
intcrdicted.
4 company has been formed m Tuscany,
with Il capital of l,0O0,000f- for the purpose
of Sending Italian cmigWntS, to- TIM NJ JSx
can Empire Arportion. iof the ssnoBevsllail
already arrived Some purchases of lanIl
'''' ' ~ '''''"P''''i ---ytpl~yF -uiifI4lrI /,
The official correspondence between Gen
eral Wcitzcl and General Mejia, regarding
the Bagdad affair, has been published
Weitzcl says he sent the men to, ,liagdad O.
an act Of humanity, not TO perform mill
tary service. General MQjiq SAYS he ha.
notified hisGoycrnment, Of all shat trans
pired. % q1l,,. ..,ii ,- ,.or,e.,t,.. a.-,I,,
The French naval commander at Vef,
Cruz has protested. in short note, against
the invasion of Mexico by american sol
diers ... ..T.I HHfE1T I,-uoinn'Uusn
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"Lo. tho Poor Negro. |"

$40! he poor Hdtdn," in other days, WIS
the text of many an eloquent speech and
pathetic poem. The mobile monarch of the
forrest being pretty well played-out iby
whiteYmmanlties has been Kissed off the
stage, and SO! the poor Niger" takes his
place, for an equally sensational engage
ment. Beginning with farce, some years
since it has now reached the high art of
tragedy, and the curtain is about to be
raised on the last act. OF the character of
the plot in that here is Il brief sketch
The Macon tGa.) Telegraph says that the
negroes in that vicinity are dying of with
the most frighthll rapidity. During the
week proceeding, about five hundred had
died in that city alone out of black pop
ulation of eight thousand. Previous TO
their emancipation, the weekly mortality
in the same number had been only about
twenty. The Frcedmcn's Bureau has, in
this community, undisputed sway,
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stin True to Her Character.


Massachusetts, ever has been one of the
~peculiar institutions" of this country. In
the war of the Revolution, in the war OF
1912, in the war of 1S6l-G5, she was the
same consistent MASSACHUSETTS, During
the former period, even the illustrious
Washington thus euIogized her people.
Writing to RICHARD HENRY LEE, August
10Th, I775, he said; -......,1. ...,.
Il have made II pretty good storm among
such Kind officers ms the Massachusetts
Government abounds in sinceI came te
this place, having broke one Colonel and
two Captains for cowardly behavior al
BunkepHillS Saldstwo Captainsfor drawing
more provisions and pay than they had
men in their companies, and one for being
absent from his post when the enemy APP
peared and burned 4 house Just by. Be-
sides these, have at this thine one Colo
mel, one Major, one, Captain and two subs
altcrns under arrest for trial. In short, |
spare none, and yet fear it will not all do,
rs these people seem to be only dtteHttUe 10
their interests
Had. WAsHINGroN have been Commander
in-Chief of the Federal Armies, during the
war just closed, he could not have more
truthtuhY stigmtized the character of the
leading military officers from that State.
from thief BUTLER down, than he did in his
letter of IT'S. They were "only attentive
to their own interests" .u .l
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GLEANINGs FROM THE MAILS.

g.. ..--. q, -.... ....... w. srt,o Af. -
NoES II W SoNIh tllIs "s I,',',
con 91eorSlal JyWItas '''a 4asSSs,'g.I ~
some or tnS papers eAbtsss , ApPrsn1i,ii- M
sious tngt put illlle c0Ih VIII pe sl,t S',ts
year, lhGy my inahS s'lp VI .i'O -
tations, to saw nothing of the towns and
n-producers generally.
mn, - -. .,,,.....- ,...,..--.......
Inc Herd'd 3 Ht. inolllas Iu''gI s"ys .,,1
report say tnat secretary oeWsIu % ly,u
oahta Ahpa tnaI 'hc "o.'ve, 'ooo'unv ,',,',',,, ,
Wou,9 pe ehiorSSU, ailN ol ~ TsoV'.,s
Wo,'u the Oh''cu o'"les PV''l'' All i1'"P'''
III M'Nlco' iI '.tfit
,aI to,,,s ~ Gms6Si,,,nn b,,t retained
Xii Girno i'm no intcrinr. and there had
bcn,, NO ,iin,irutioI in dca,bs which nun
hcr,,t ia al N 5Oo - " ''T
:" i'' i'-VS ..r. ts#u
An officer who has lust returned from
ireland saws the rcyolution should have
begun last august, .lne lflsli lehuers reiieu
on C0ionel - maloiiy W se,i,' "Ner y onlSD
OF riHes anu ,hrge anouhIol money w Wien m
Whlch 10 pay tne Oe,tlc ARMY put le'uher
uelng ,orVncoi'i'hS 'he 'noNon'o'' was S' s"s-
pehueu'
I,i,., a. W C,,,or OF C;rci,noti who
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NrEDIOAL NOTICE.

DR., r. CONE1hay bo consulted as follONvs: II
II, XENIA at the Depot Eating House, on Thtirsl
days, NOV s, nee %, Feb A, Mlth q, ,Apfiifg
In DAYTON at the Philiips House. on Fitdays.
Nov. "a Dec 10, Feb p Msreh ., April13 WHIT
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
Nov. 5, Dec. 81, Feb 8. Marsh TO- Aprl14 n Fd .
Ihnrsllsays, Soy %, IanH 4, Feb, s, March Is,
Dr. CONE has had Offices in each ar the above
places that he has regularly visited Tor the plst
seven years, and ash he has treated and cured man
Patients, in each OF the above, places he can give
DIR. CONE Treats and Cures all aritties of
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eye an |
Ear; makes no charge for rconspltatOn; but If
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines yl -'tl1I u u .blluF'
Medicines that will last apatent from fourtolslx
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars, in Cash
go. a. Address: pr 4. CONE,
md -, .J,.df .ra5- coLgMBUs, ONO
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Rctrihntire .Insticc.

The Bdy0RCt members of the Kentucky
Legislature are beginning TO realize their
position in that community. The Frank
fort YeoBdH is quite moderate in language
in thus alludmg to them:
"Men, bloated with consequence but q
few months ago, have shrunk almost to q
"a lean and slippered pantaloon," and, il
an incXorable justice did not require theil
puuishmeuts our compassion would almost
bury remembrance of our wrongs. But
for fear some adverse providence might nj
some future time place us mt the mercy OF
;heir like again. it is well to make such an
example of them that a late postcrity may
have vivid remembrance of the warning
The arm of justice has fallen upon some
but on none surely rs yet.
"ThOse wh0 invoked the intcrcessiOu ol
armed men to become the representatives
OF an unwilling people, have been sent
back TO be dealt with by those whom they
had outraged, and in every instance they
have received condemnation as emphatic
rs it was just. Men were never more
marked for scorn, than those expelled from
positions they had usurped, for never did
men better deserve such infamy. They saw
their neighbOrs, old men and feeble. bound
and exposed to an August sun, for no other
reason under Heaven than for wishing to
prevent themselves from being misrepre-
soutcd in their legislative halls. This they
witnessed as not only unmovcd, but were
consulting parties thereto and even insti-
gators thereof"
Verify, as rapidly as these bayonet-elected
legislators are reached by the people, they
are receiving their reward--the ineilacea-
BILE brand of ineffable infamy.