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Manchester Items.

TOBACCO FACTORY ROBBED. The tobacco
factory of Messrs. Smith s. Co., on the
corner of Seventh and Decatur streets, was
entered by thieves on Sunday night last,
and six large boxes Of manufactured tobacco
taken therefrom. The theft was committed,
it is supposed, during the severe rain storm
which passed over Manchester at that time.
The watchman, supposing all safe. was
/" across the street,"
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MANUFACTURES. The committee of the
Richmond Chamber Of Commerce on the
subject Of manufactures are engaged in the
preparation Of statistics relating to the
manufacturing interests Of the city Of Rich
mond, which they propose to embody in the
annual report of the Chamber to be- laid
before the members of the association in
July next. In order to attain this object
as effectually as possible, it is desired that
the proprietor Of every manufacturing es-
tabhshment in the city, no matter how
limited the extent of such establishment
may be, shall furnish at the earliest possi-
BILE moment to the secretary of the Cham
Der, Captain P. G.. Coghlan, a description
of such establishment as regards its work
ing capacity, the character of the work
done, the number of hands employed, the
date Of the foundation, and such other in
information Of statistical character as
may contribute to the object in view. The
Chamber Of Commerce is at the corner Of
Thirteenth and Cary streets. ia.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-The case Of
Metcalfe and Johnson, the former charged
with malicious shooting, was yesterday con-
tinued until the next term on motion Of the
defendant.
John Derringer was found guilty Of allow
ing unlawful gaming on his premises, and
fined So therefor.
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MAYORS C0URT-MAfOR CHAHOON PEE-
sIDING-TUEsDAY MoRNING.-Phoebe Will
lams (negro) for threatening to shoot Ma
than Dabney, was discharged.
Cornelius Liggon alias Harris (negro),
charged with assaulting R. j. Smith, was
fined 81.
The case of Charles Walker, charged
with assaulting and beating Mary Vaughn
(negro), was continued until to-day.
Pat Dougherty and Mary Ann. Dougherty,
charged with trespassing on the premises OF
John Doyle, was called up and the case dis
missed.
John Doyle, arrested On the charge of
stealing cow and calf from Mary Ann
Dougherty, continued from Monday, was
discharged.
Henry Warren 10 black urchin), for
stealing cocoa nut, was turned over to MS
dad to receive paternal spanking.
Ned Randolph (negro) was recognized IN
the sum Of 500 to appear before the grand
Jury at its next term to answer the charge
of stealing two pieces Of calico, Six hats,
and nine pair shoes, valued at $50, from
Joseph Duckwall.
Joseph H. Campbell IA little negro chap,
caught in the act of stealing ham from
the grocery store Of s. s. Carter, on Main
street, was locked up for ten days for re-
hection.
Malinda Williams (negro), arrested for
stealing sundry under garments from Jane
Baker, was discharged.
John Wren, for beating NJ. A. Davis, con-
tinued.
Dan Smith "a belligerent negro urchln)
was ordered to pay 81 for cutting with
pocket knife another little ereDus named
John Kennedy.
James Dickson (negro) was fined $3.50
for being drunk and disorderly. ].
Jerry Brown (negro), arrested on suspl-
cion of having stolen $3.50 in United States
currency from Mrs. Saunders, was dis
charged, with warning to live above
suspicious foul taint."
Several parties were brought before MS
Honor, and fined in each instance, Tor vlo-
lating the health ordinances in allowing
stagnant water and other deleterlous or
offensive matterto remain on their premises.
The rigorous course pursued IN sucn cases
should be q warning to others 70 attenu y
this matter. The police are dlreeted 70 re-
port all such cases.
THE sORATAR1o AT THE BRoAD-sTREET
CHURCH last night was brilliant success,
lin whatever light it is considered. Inc
expectations of those who predicted tnas
this class of amusements would soon be-
come tedious were not realized. The house
was crowded, and with such an audience
| as would honor any entertainment.
Writing at o late hour, we cannot enter
into particulars but desire 70 speak IN
terms Of special conn mendation Of the clear,
sweet mezzo soprano Of Miss R., the sopra-
mo Of Mrs. s., the rich baritone OF Nh.
Ere. and The bass Of Mr.. Grant. Miss. Z.
ranks n with our best alto singers 50 also
does Miss H. Both Of them sang admira..
biy W last night. There were others whose
names or initials we we're unable g pro
| cure. "a good chorus added much 70 the
snccess Of the performance, while Professor
1Grabau as organist and Professor Mcln.
/ toeh as director are deserving Of much
praise.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMktAGs JUesE 10, iscs.
sr,p rises ~ II Moon rises, 80. n, u
Sun sets. High tide. a. 7.ss
PORT OF RICHMOND JUsEa 1893.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUSEa 1858.
sa "a 4 ARRIVED. 40 i,s9s5 .t =.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance. Phtiadelphia, nerciian-
disc and passengers, w. r. Porter. ~
g Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norf0lks mer-
ichandise and passengers, Z. d. TatuIp. ss 4S
SAILED ~, y, -. q s
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander. New York mer-
ctandfse and passengers w. g. Dunham u co.
schooner General Grant, Colbert Light. ss1
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n. WALKER & CO.,
sUCcEssoRs TO 9. F. BREsEE, Es'

10 SUCCESSORS. TO o. +. BRESEE, ESQ.
1ENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
s--. Office l0l4 Main street, i-Ia4 ~
Fs' ooor east OF the post-ofFce, under Messrs. r.
n Fl. Maury & Co.
buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds, in the city or country, in.
cured against loss damage by fire at the lowest
'SeS III companies of the highest standing.
'MNHsstS eautably adjusted and promptly paid.
aarhe and inland insurance also effected at cur
feM' rates. 90 %
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DRUGs, mEDICINEs, &c.
PREPARATIONS.

LEIBIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT. e
SYRUP OF LACTUCAHlUM,
BOUDAULT,s PEPsINE AND VIM,
READY-sPREAD MUSTARD PLASTERSs
ALBESPEYRE'S BLISTERING TISSuE. -,
VICHY. KISSENGEN. and dCARLSBAD sALIb5
ESPIC,S ASTHMA CIGARETTES,
HERRING,S TASTELESS CASTOR OIL,
IMPROVED ADHESIVE ROLLERS,
ENGLISH GRANULAR EFFERyESCENTs,
INJECTION BR0U--French 8
LAyILLE,S LIQUER DE Ia GOUTTE.
BROCKENDEN5SCOMPR SODA FILLS
HARDtS FARRINACEOUS FOOD,
with many other new and valuable phssmaceatics.
pA'>' MEADE i BAKER, Phsr,naceut:sts,
teo = - ~ e1o Main street a
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Masonic ELECTIos.-4ttsa regular meet
ing Of St. Johns Lodge, No. 81, Ancient
Free and Accepted Hfascns, held last night,
the following officers were elected, and viii
be installed on the 24th instant
Worshipful Master, w. Il. Drinkad !;
Senior Warden, W. W. Gosden Junior
Warden, John J.. Crutchfeld Senior Dea-
con, Alonzo Wingfeld Junior Deacon,
Isaac Hollander;; Treasurer, Thomas b. De
Witt; Secretary, James R. Fisher Chap
lains, Revs. e. Gates and M. 7. Michel;
bacher s; Stewards, T. Gs Epps, Jr., and
George G. Tmberlake; Tyler, Thomas
Angel. s5 s. 80
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MEETING oFTHE ITALIAN grTIzESs.--In
accordance with notice published in the
daily papers of the city on yesterday, a
meeting of the Italian citizens was held
last night at the Office Of the Italian yiee-con-
sui, Mr.. D. Vonf Grooming, who read COM
munication from the Legasione d. Italia at
Washington, setting forth the fact that King
Victor Emmanuel, out Of regard for his
gallant army, had donated the fine edifee-
Of Villa della Regina, on the river Po, for
the establishment of q college for the edu-
cation of the orphan daughters Of soldiers
and sailors. To elevate this institution,
the King appointed his son, Prince Hum
bert the Crown Prince, president, and
commended it to the patronage of the most
distinguished bodies Of the kingdom. The
Princess Marguerite, wife of the crown
Prince, herself an orphan and the daugh-
ter Of d soldier, assumed the protection of
the establishment and On the occasion of
her marriage was the recipient of dona-
tions from all the cities of Italy; and it is
recommended by the Legation at Washing
ton that the Italians throughout the United
States contribute something towards the
same establishment.
Committees have been organized in New
York, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Fran
cisco, and other important points, with q
view to receiving contributions for this
purpose.
DR.. :Ascoh read an article from the
DEco D'Ialia, published in New York, re-
commencing the adoption Of such measures
as would lead to the attainment of the OBJ
ject sought to be accomplished by the COM
munication presented by Mr.. Won Grooming.
In short speech, delivered in Italian, he
urged upon those present to contribute in
aid of the children of their country's de-
tenders. He also addressed them in Eng
lish, urging each man to contribute his
mite-and encourage others to do SOTO the
laudable end sought to be attained.
Considerable enthusiasm was manifested,
aud liberal subscription was taken up on
the spot.
A committee offour, consisting Of Messrs.
G. Aloisi, F. Berwick, G.. B. Campodonica,
and George Linali, was also appointed to
visit the Italian residents and solicit contri-
buttons. The committee was directed to
report on Monday next after which the
meeting adjourned.
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A FEW DAYS AGO negro named John
Coleman called at the house of Mr.. Frank
Dickman, in Henrico county, and probably
unaware that the person to whom he ap-
piled was q constable, tried to sell him q
horse. Mr.. Dickman had good reason to
believe the animal, to be stolen, but agreed
to buy it, and thereupon shut it up in his
stable, promising to pay the price after
going to town.
He did not see the negro again until yes
terday--in the mean time endeavoring to
find the owner of the horse. Yesterday,
coming to town, he met Coleman short
distance beyond the city limits, and believ-
ing that he had sufficient evidence to con-
.yict him of the theft, he ordered him to
surrender himself. Coleman refused, and
drawing o pistol, threatened to fire. Dick
man was unarmed. Some further colloquy
ensued, which ended in the parties going
off in opposite directions. Coleman
came back towards the city, and was
met in few minutes by Policeman Con-
nolley, off duty, who at once recognized
him as very bad fellow, and for whose ar
rest there was then o warrant at the sta
tion-house on the charge of stealing q lot Of
wearing apparel. He, too, attempted to ar
rest him, but the negro again drew his pis-
tol and attempted to fire it, they being at the
time only few PAGES apart. Fortunately
the cap snapped. Connolley then fired, and
with good aim, for the ball struck the negro
in the back just below the shoulder blade,
inficting q serious wound. He ran some
distance further and then fell.
The news reaching the Third Police sta
tion, Sergeant Pemberton went to the spot
just beyond the corporate imits-and ar
rested the wounded man on the warrant
mentioned above. BE was locked up in q
cell. DR.. G. W. P. Brock, physician to the
police, rendered him surgical assistance.
The wound is not thought mortal.
Coleman bears very bad character,
being well-known frequenter Of the
Mayors court, and having only o short
time ago been discharged from the chain
gang. '
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~ COMPANY OFaNEW YORK offers the most
favorable terms for insurance Registered policies
issued secured by the State Of New York. No re-
pics, and no extra charge for change of occupa-
ton. One-third of the premium loaned without taA
king note. Thirty days. grace given on all pay
laYy officers and railroad men.
WITHERS & MEADE,
General Agents.
Office No. 1902, corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
Dr. JOHN G. SHELTON, Medical Examiner.
my S-3m
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R0LTING CLOTH, BEST ANKER
B0i TINAsS TTIkNAsSD;aWe % have in store all numbers of;
a n,n NJ NJ CLOTH. from No. ! to No. 10. Also
u ,pI nstoek OF BUILDERS AND FARMERSiS
copn,rvM AXE, AXE, to which we invite the city and
and W>p Iirade, Iie, Wholesale and retail: HHLING.
ri "EEDING HOES, GRAIN and G II A s. s.,
T0onf = ES NAILS, ROPE, BLACKSMITHS'
,,v.s WATKINS, COTTRELL & co.,
~! -s-m 1907 Main street.
SC0TCH PIG IRON-SCOTCH PIG
~ lkoN-for sale in lots to suit consumers. i
mr,, Z. Il: BLANKENSHIP,
-! te-ln Commercial Agent.
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8'ehaaoIltd isnatfI
TIE CIRCULATION oFTHE sDIsPATGHn ..
sIssLARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcU-
ElsATIoxo1aLL THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PAPERS OF This .cTTY.

y WEDNESDAY,. = JUNE 10, 1865
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IMPRovEMENTs.-We are pleased to see
that o large building is being erected on
the corner of Hull and Ninth streets, in
tended for retail stores. This building will
add materially to the appearance Of that
portion of OUR town. We hope soon to be
able to add other items Of improvements in
Manchester.
PAINFUL AccIDENT.-We regret to learn
that our townsman, s. 7. Hancock, ESQ.,,
days ago. His injuries, though painful,
are not considered serious, and it is hoped
he will be out in q few days.
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/ The DUELLISTs BEFORE THE MAYOR
On Monday afternoon Mayor Ghahoon re-
ceived the following communication from
General Granger: 80
HEADQUARTERS sUB-DIsTR1cT
55s.:s R1cHMoND,
6 CAMP GRANT, June 8, 1858.
g To HIS Honor, the Mayor of the City of
Richmond:
g Sir,-I am directed by General Granger
to inform you that he has ordered the Off
GERS who signed aletter to Mr.. II. Riyes Pol
lard, threatening breach Of the public
peace, and which letter, with comments
thereon, was published in the Southern
Opinion, to report to you at your Office at
10 o'clock A. M. tomorrow. General
Granger desires that you will bind these
gentlemen over to keep the peace, requir-
ing such security as you may deem proper.
g have the honor to be
g Your most obedient servant,
g W.. w. CLAPP, /.
'Acting Assistant ,Adjutant-G General"
In obedience to General Granger's order,
Messrs. Reed, Brown, and Brewerton ap-
peared before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing. Major Porter was detained at his
quarters by sickness. {.
The Mayor stated that he had only to
bind all the parties over to keep the peace
for twelve months.
Colonel Reed wished to know if his
Honor could not make it six instead Of
twelve months. ~
The Mayor declined.
Colonel Reed then explained the reason
of the absence of Major Porter (his late op-
ponent in the feld) and offered to provide
his security. @
Each of the gentlemen present was then
bound over iu the sum of $500 to keep the
peace towards all the citizens of Virginia,
and especially towards HI. Riyes Pollard;
after which they went their way rejoicing.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.


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Bear in mind that you can get everything from
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.GnHN ENDERS,

j. Z. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. 1sAACs, Vice-President.
j. j. HARTSOoK, Secretary.
CHARLES FL. SMITH. NJ. d.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
ol-13In Sw1no Gpuara1 A gent.
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.,-rsra OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING,
o'AD THE fEAR, n, GO. s. I q. \ &
THE MUTUAL LIFE,

,.,.NsER OF POLICIES IN ToRcE rERRU
so' AIRY ], 1858, 81, Ssa. ~ 81
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DlEDNONT LIFE INSURANCE COM
/ PANY OF vIRGINIA.-W. @. sCARRING-
TON. President: DIR. @. HENRY PERROW, NJ.
D. Medical Adviser; j. j. HOPKIN, Secretary.
!his company issues policies on glt popular plans
these plans after cash payment, on others after
Hgo. Its policies are non-forfeiting.
The success Of the PIEDMONT is unprecedent-
ed During the first five months Of its organiza-
lion I; has issued larger number of policies than
any other company In the United States during the
same period of its existence.
The PIEDMONT is a great success, Its respon-
solIltyis unguestioned, It's terms are liberal, its
rates low, and Its management is In the hands of;
men Of rs high integrity and fne business abi-t
SllTUT1ON. 5ss'5s1-3aF - 81 la5l q 9 sasl
~ RICHMOND AGENCY,t = +.
omce lois Main street, nearly opposite post-ofice
II. @. DESHIELDS,A Agent.
Dr. l. r. PAGE, Medical Adviser. NH l7-aln
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HARDWARE.

ROLTING CLOTH AND sCREENWIRE.
- ~ Best "Anchor,' brand BOLTINGs CLOTH,
va numbers from No. to 10 also, the usual as
rrtteht far Hafa OF SCREEN WIRE just recaiyed and
ie 5-uf r nonyn5 Mt r. r,n ~.
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NJ EW BIO o K s..

5l my7- A. Il .-CN----. Clt ltI5ILAN-G %.
NEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
In BOOKS.-We will send ANY BOOK, no mat
ter by whom published, manufactured, or adyer-
tised TO any address, postpaid on receipt price,
j. p. BELL d CO.,
Booksellers and Stationers,
NH IL Lynchburg. Va.
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no RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-.

Nv DENCE EE5.sCiz ~ a e,
IN sny part OF North America north OF the south.
EN- cape of Florida, or In Europe st any season OF
The year. ra1tt4s 442tF ~ o,a5 80 Il
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OoNFEDERATE BOOKS, &c.

RANDOLPH q ENGLISH will buy or take In
exchange oil kinds of BOOKS. and for sone OF the
d CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS
high prices will be paid. For LAW, SCHOOL ana
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, and BOOKeBlND-
ING, call at 1920 Main street. ap 70
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= : !" p ~ - " =
Office No. 1914 Main street. $780,
DAVID I. BURR. Secretary.
b. c. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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| iAST STEEL.-A full assortment best
- ri quality SQUARE AND oCTAGONgGA GAtST.
CPi P'EL; ki1,rI usual sizes; also, DOUBLE SHEAR,
WWn,aaHSIIE n, WEDGE, SPRING, and ROUND:
Lv vAehIAERY STEEL, just received and for sale
:? w. s. DONNAN. Sc CO.,
,or dealers In Hardware,
e a-ttr Governor street. ~
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nOMESTIC INSURANCE.
TIE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1885.
Well invested and secured.
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1u,sURANCE COmpANIEs.

.xyr.,L INCOME. slo. 900, %.
4, sM ASSETS YEAR ENDING FEB. s
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1ygE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
| INSURANCE COMPANY OF+VIEGINIA.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARrxRs 1851

Home osace, IN. Main street Richmond, va.
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g President Board OF Health.
g To the President and raen,berSof the City
.CoonGl.ns 81. q
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Assets employed here for the general benefit. 81
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS invi-
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Maurice Denis, native of France,
whose ideas were completely muddled with
liquor, was next called, hut not being able
to obtain any comprehensive testimony
from him he was set back for q further
hearing. ~ 80 y Il if ~
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/ The DUELLIsTs BEFORE THE MAYOR
On Monday afternoon Mayor Ghahoon re-
ceived the following communication from
General Granger: q
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sssas;sss a.sne e st sss,s sapa 1855 isssi
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0n 8GARBOYS OH VITRIOL just re-
~ ceived and for sale BY & &
jes No. i3e5 Main street.
ITO PHOToGRAPHERs Nitrate
II OF Silver, Iodide OF Ammonia Hygosulpnate
OF Soda Ether, Acetic Acid, Nitrate Magnssls.
Sulphite Sagnesin, Bromide Ammonium. Brsmids
Cadmium, Iodide OF Cadmium, Gct just fecczssNe
az WOOD q SONS Pharmacy,
- nv n s. 81 Fffth and Ma5sbnll streets. IS
.yTIRGINA SPRINGS PAMPHLETS.
Taesrriptfye panphletc, containing the history
A>~'~ = and value OF the WATERS OF the
ALLEGHANY,
HEALING, 8ss -
RocKBR1D9E ALUM s q.
WHITE EULPHUR SPRINGS, &
with numerous letters Feciting many fenf4rktbt9
cases Of cure, from phystcSans and other gerklses
men well known throughout the country can -De
had gratie on application by NAH or otherwlse 20
Sgs5sN pURCELIs LAuD ~ CO.. Drugststa ri
E II Agenta Virgtnis SPRINGS WaserS
10 ~ ~ sss.sss Richmond, Va
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-04-09
A Political Traitor Shelved.

The result of the election in Con-
nec.icut, Monday last, whereby we
carried both houses of the legislature
by large majorities. insares thu eies'
ton Of a sound Republican to the
United States Senate in place OF that
arrant demagogue, James Dixon. who
went out If the fold after johnson.
and has brought up in the enemies
camp, as one OF the scnrviest copper
heads in the Senate.
We can have some toleranee for a
man who diSsents from the action OF
his party. on important questions. or
even for imaginary grievances. acts
independently; but none whatever tor
a scalawag Of the Dixon stripe, who
was an original abolitioni>t: who sup
ported all the policies of the loyal
administration during the war; re-
ceived high h6nors at the hands OF
the Republican party, but now con-
sorts with all the tories of high and
low degree, who waged four years Of
bitter war against their country's
dag from sampter to Appomattox.
Let him now go into permanent
retirement and his memory rot out
from the minds Of all good men, as a
political trickster who attempted to
betrsy his party for mercenary self
ish ends, but who only succeeded in
sacrificing himself and furnishing an
otherwise honorable public record.