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CorosEb P. J, AncHEn died In Pow
hata,, on Thursday, in this ssventy-fo''rtn
year Of his age. He had been In declining
health for some years. Colonel ARCHER 81,
was n very remarkable mana type OF nis
day, when men were distinguished not . oniy
for their high sense Of honor, but for their
sto,t manhood and intrepid courage. he
was one of the most fearless men that ever
lived but yet Kind, and afrectionate' and an,
gentle, in his disposition. He was the
second Of the late JoHN HhArDEN PLEA
SAINTS in the fatal duel between him and
THOMAS RrrcHIE, Jr. Probably no man was
held In more afectionate regard by Mr..
peasants than Colonel ARCHER. he was
amongst the hast Of the remarkable men
who were contemporary with him, and dis.
ttnguished for the characteristics which 50
marked HIS nature. |
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spECIAE NOTICES.
BpECIAE NOTICES.
@ NOVELTIES II DR.
MAY AND JUNE.
NEW. EGE1AET. AND ATTRACTIVE.

T.R. PRICE co.,
Just from market again, have opened all That i, u
good and substantial, as well IS rare ana racy' III
goods suited for spring and summer sales.
splendid Tine or LLAMA LACE POINTS AND
sACQUEa,,f $50 t .-,ss -, 80.
Splendid line. OF PARAsOLs, suN-sHADEs,
UMBRELLAS, &C..
More IRON GRENADINES and CANVAS HEX
NAfaIS, very cheap, ~
Fancy dress goods in cndlesa variety, fncn as
JAPANESE SILKS and PoPIINs, EMB'D
GRFNArINEs, BAEEGEs, LAWNS, Or
CANDIES. &C.,
Elegant t,o,ored and Black, striped ana Shecked
s,Is' erc-y sh ade and hue worn ; Foulara siiks,
WI WIZ MoURMISG-French Tramesi. Bomha-
zines Mcnselnes, Challies. Douoie-faced MO-
hair, Sir. faced Aipacas, Gro train HetI r
shade Cane sets. Linen and Lace Collars and
Cuffs, Kid Gloves, &r. .c ,,.-,,.,,,t, a., = =,
Point Collars and Sets, from aris, as ap1us pau
tbetr value. to which special attention 10 called
Embroiderfes In Hamburg ndRes a anu jn seas y
trgs. very low; Patent Laces BANDS IQT nTesse eS
and skirts, French Cambria Work, n o anu
smb'd HJk,fs Lace-trimmed Hdk's. &c -, - :,
Cloths, Cass,meres, Drills, Satteens, ZOE l leu
ons bovs Girze Shirts for ladies ana gentle-
men Linen-Bosom Shirts, &c az +.
- nv 6 g=.E:. r.. L. 40 = N.>] -
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otser,ne hisssetvices TO actsas counsel Ia
"mv matters she would retain him for. Io
fhis letter from him no attention was paid,
the more rs there was no necessity Tor ms
aid or counsel, ag there Is no truth IN Inc
statement that the persons were In dlseress
or need"
And proves it by witness-as follows:
&c To the Editor of the Tribune: -,
Sir,--Some six weeks ago ] was in MIL
.waukie, Wisconsin, and, In conversation
with Mrs. NJ. nj. Pomeroy, she told me sne
had received a letter from BENJAMIN: y.
Butler, in which he profered ms services
rs counsel, but which letter she threw aside
- ' CT. FRITcGEE.
No. % Union square, New York, May D.
1911 oAt.t ~ 49, #
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PUBLIC NIEN.-The truly wise and able
men of this city are too seldom chosen
to represent it and to govern it. Inc
Enqulrc,'s complaint to this effect is
very lust. But what il" the remedy
Even when the sterling and rejecting
part of the population had the power
and could control the selection of men
for public station, there was sort OF
indisposition to repress the obtrusiye per-
sons who sought Office. and from the rule
that office should seek the man and not the
man the office, there had been so great
departure before the war that such thing
as electing Il man to an Office for which he
had not proclaimed himself candidate was
q very rare occurrence.
But since the war there has been a COM
plete revolution, aud the more considerable,
sayacious, and reliable part of the popula-
ton have little left them save the privilege
of voting for candidates who are selected
for them. $1,000
But ut this time there is not much to be
gained by the discussion of these matters.
We are still in an intermediate state, and
must make the best of the situation until
time and experience open the way for
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The souTn AND TIM NoRTH-A CoMPAR-
1soN DRAWN By A NoRTHERs MANA few
DAYS ago drunken wretch standing on the
front platform Of New York street-car,
by the side of the driver, insulted young
lady by leering at her through the window
and opening the door md laughing at ana
ogling her. 4 gentleman who was her pro-
tector shut the door, asking "What does
this mean2" The brute opened the door
and sat himself down detiantly "by the
young lady, asking the gentleman what ne
had to do with the matter. To which the
gentleman replied that he did not know the
man was drunk when he spoke to him.
This the driver permitted; and when the
gentleman with the two ladies' the young
lady and her mother) got off the car, the in
solent brute seized the car-hook, for when
he had previously asked the driver, leaped
from the car, and struck the man over the
head so violently that his skull was frac-
tured and he died in few hours. e..
The occurrence has excited great deal
of indignation in New York, and people
are pouring out their feelings through the
papers. Among the letters on the subject
we find the following:
"WHAT Would HAVE BEEN Done IN THE
SouTu.-Io the Editor OF me Hera1d !:
Though a Northern man by birth, nave
been converted to Southern principles since
| the occurrence OF the recent street-car
tragedy. Now, supposing the man Foster
to have been travelling in any public con-
yeyance at the South, either by night or by
day. how far could he have carried on MS
insulting demonstrations with IMMUNITY
Why. sir, the first drunken leer thht me
lasciyiolls scoundrel cast from that irone
platform would have been his death war
rant for, beyond all doubt, he would nave
been shot dead then and there. There Is
law against carrying concealed weapons.
There is higher law, which prompts every
man to provide the means OF defence III
times of lawlessness, like the present.
When the police, the car conductors, ana the
drivers, shall be able and willing to protect
peaceable citizens, then we can lay ASIDE
our weapons. But until such protection be
assured let every gentleman prepare ior
emergencies. NEAEsls'
The proposal to earn" will greatly
shock the feelings of GREELEY.
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BEAST BUrIER.-BU seems to be ut
terlyi destitute of all sense Of right and
wrong. BE lies where he makes nothing
by ct, and when he must know that he Will
be caught In it. He published few days
ago asletter in which he asserted that Mrs.
tBmcx) PoxERoY had applied to him to Sc
cure ibis services as counsel In 8 dtyorce
suit, and that when BRtog~ heard Of 1t he
agreed to give his wife 2a0, 900, 60. BRIoK
replies as follows $1,000, go {
6 Mrs. Pomeroy never applied to,B.sF r.
Butler, as above stated; never retained
him as counsel for any siatsss never asked
his. advice In any matter. On iearnings hat
1.-the writer Of this and the lady In question
had LIVED apart since 1881, be wrote to her,
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ST. Louis AFTER THE SOUTHERN TRADE.
St. Louis is ambitious of sharing In the
southern trade. AS we stated yesterday
she is about to organize an association Of
merchants, bankers, and capitalists for Sc.
curing the cotton and sugar trade. The
plan includes bank with $500, 900 capital,
(too small !! cotton-press, warehouses, su.
gar-sheds, &c. Well, what viii st. Louis
do with the cotton? Mr.. HUNTINGTON and
his Chesapeake and Ohio will come in just
there, and relieve her of this cotton. The
sugar will be consumed in the West. X
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DIR. LIyINGsToNE is again alive. This At
rican traveller is an enigma. he has been
deadsseyeral times according to report, and
as often has he came to life.~ Yet we hear
nothing definite about what he is doing.
Certainly until he is ''stone dead"' he viii be
a LIVINGSTONE. He lisa hard case at best in
our. opinion. He'is travelling philaathro-
pist, and,we have very little faith in that order
OF travellers. Most of them were better
situated, for the world, in funatic asyiums.
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MARRIED.

On the I'd OF May. ut the residence OF the BRIDE
Clover Hi, Chesterfield county, by Inc rev 4.
E .erkeiey OF the r. #. Church, Mrs. MANY ~.
THOMAS to ADoLPHUs GARY, OF said coun-
ty No cards 5sli.s ~ ,.s..-..
Al Broad street NJ. E.. Church. By the Rev: Jno.
e. Edwards, on Thurs,iay evening, Aprii 2. .I1
OKAD. HATCHER, both OF The city OF Rich
tnond - vi, ~. ~ -. II. - (
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CONVERSIONS CELEBRATION.
STONE FOR THE FREl
ID

AS WEDNESDAY tXT, 10th inst. will b.
observed as general holiday, aud III conformity
to the wishes Of many Of The members OF the dif-
ferent orders societies, and citiZ ms wh' desire 70
participate in the ceremonies AZ oak~ood as well
as those OF laying the corner. Stone Oh Inc free
Bridge this last will take place on WEDSE5 j.
DAY NEXT at O'Clock in the afternoon. The
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company VIII
run regular train OF cars to lie place where Tie
cornerstone Is laid. .se
The arrangements heretofore made win con-
tinue in force for Wednesday pulsss specially Or
dered otherwise. ..-..t ST.:
BY order of the Commissioners. =
WIN. G. TAYLOR,
my8-S Tu&W3t President.
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my8-S, Tu&W3t

NOTICE.-The marshals of the several
~ orders and societies intending 10 engage In
the procession for the purpose o. LAYING tie cor
ner stone of the proposed free bridge ON WE'D:
NESDAY NEXT, the lUth instant, are requested
to be Main street, between 18th and Ith streets,
with their respective bodies in lime TO have the
line formed by 81 O'clock ?. NJ. The line otm II
will be down 18th street, across May0's bridge TO
Manchester. E1<9ss D.. l.. BASS,
Chief Marshal for Richmond.
ma
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rROYER g. BAKER S " I'M GINA.
VI CHINES.-Just received al entire new stock
or these very, popular machines, which will re
chine can be sold i'll this city. They baye BEEN Ia
use for the last fifteen years by hundreds Of fam-
lies IN this city, and stand unriyalled. Gail and
examlne the machines and the many testimonials.
- ~ q. u N. W. darcy, Agents,
jazz sol Broad ST., corner 9Th.
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It died to sin, IL died 70 cares.
Bat for u moment felt tie rod
mEET'E 8 GS.

RICHMOND AND fETER BURG RAILROAD CO.,
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT.
RICHMOND, VA, May L ISL.
4 GENERAL MEETING Of the stock
N holders OF the RICHMOND AM PETEEs.
GURG RAILROAD COMPANY Is hereby called
to be held vt the Office Of the company. corner OF
Byrd ard Sth streets. in the city q 6tclmoad, va,
on the sTu DAY OF JUNE EEXT, at u O'Clock
Byorder of the Board Of directors.
THIS. Ii. WIHSE, Pres't.
NJ. ". WARRINGTON,
Secretary and Treasurer. my 5-tu
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DIED.,
IN Tbursday evening, the 4th Inst, at IL oiciocsS
,xS VI n S ~ CON az Samuel 8. and Sarah y

On Thursday evening, the 9TH inst, at II O'CLOCK
WARKEN E., son Of Samuel 3. ana sarah u
ns ssnv beaih has selected shining mark, for
this little bow was SUCH as his teacher ana scngo
mates well know for he was always ~ tIe To his
,na cher and school-mates, he always entered ms
school-room with cheerful step anu smiIns ~,
which no doubt from con xor essoo mates
and teacher sadly mourn yoar ioss hssdn Of Tour
will see you In our scnool, ana at tns ilea1 ~ o,,
c.ss YET will have 70 tnnk "9 9or our teacSer
has frequently pointed 10 You anu o4e o uI IN yomr
your example No more Will we see you Ia yoI ip
Gsss o savsJNin that class above, where no
deaih. suffering, or tears are she'd.
And to bis father, mother, broiher' anu sis'e's'
will we say . ,r,,
Oh, think Of him, more safely sheitereu III .he io
above; .,r nj tbv
loved one finds repoEe. ,
Nh would YOU with sehsh HAND unnihu
The cleaning coronal upon his hrowf
Or take the harp whose well tuned chores
Now strike In Heaven deiclous ST. siii ,,,,b.
Would, ST ihou tear him from com pam ons Iish1
f,h God % ne a dwc.Ier in our sinfui clay Tho
No saw With us: s'Ihe Lord gave. ana ne
LUZ LII , Ire ;, FELLOW STUDENTS.
Hts funeral will take place on SUNDAY Muk oo.
M. 7th mat at II O'Clock, from lelgn,st feIgis
Baptist Church. mesSrs: u. w t *, G,I,ix re
pitts, n. Lipsc omb aud lrienuS u INC 't'n"'
invite I, attend.
On the 9Th of May, lat n quarter 10 10 O'CLOCK, III
tie OILS KLIE, infant son of Mnrths aun hra.'I
Shuttle, deceased, aged one year ara htteen oa!'
As,he sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withe rs in the rising day,
Thus lovely wss This infants GAVIN,
Thus swiftly fed its life away. ... ........
It died to sin, IL died 70 cares.
Bat for Il moment felt tie rod
on, mourners sr H. the Ic,d ds claVes, ~,
Such are the children Of our God. W..
The friends and acquaintauces or Inc 1'inli! aLe
respectfully invited to attend his funeral :. I'd
and sfb streets, HIS (Sa;urday) MORNING A.
half-psst 10 O'Clock. without further notice.
On the !th inst. at the residence of his son, n.
8. archer, In Poubatan county, Colonel L. d.
ARCHER, In the H,h year OF his age.
DIR. THNs B. ANDERSON. of Caroline coun;,
ty, Va, departed this life May the 81, lsn' q. IT
O'Clock 4. NJ.
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r g ST &c e . d
= AT
80 n ETR SHSs
cs7 BROAD STREET.

q o27 BHoAD sTnEET.
Another supply or those HEAVY LINEN TOW
ELS, II yards long, at &c.;
BLACK REPPED SILK, white edee, sl.so
A anecialty In LLAMA LACE POINTS ut 8lo;
4: full assortment Of LACE PARASOL COVERS;
FRENCH oRGANDIEs and LAWNS in new
and desirable styles; -zSs sE
SOLID osGANDIE3 and CAMBRrCs for trim
ming; ~. - - Fl - - Y
BATIsTE sUITING, In blue, green, bnT. and
white; -. go, =
Great bargains ofsersdirl IRISH LINENS; 2
WHITE GOODS, CARBOHYDRATES, and DRESS
GOODS;
Also fnll iue OF M1RSEILLEsoU ILTE lsf!
DIMITY and HONEY-COMB QUILTS ~ 80
; nice article In CASE LINEN at &C.,;
LINEN Lawns at s5c.
my4sser-, a,f:so IS. HIRSH, sn grosd street.
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pEOPENED. ~

REOPENED. -
e z. CURRANT
would respectfully Inform his former patrons sha
the pu,,ltc generally that he has opened lem iSr1
r3lv at Virginia Hall, STD street, ana nor ruSp9
for sale well selected stock or houSh-f Sh-
NISRI M GOODS, consis.tng In part OF
REFRtGEkATORS, OF several styles;
~ WATER COOLERS,
Is R-COOLERSTASns: .,.ns
WIRE MAGISTRATES OF different ps''rfHs'
WIRE iJiSH-COYERS, BiEU CAGE5,
~ tPLANISHED WARS,
= yam: ssTsMpE, IRON and TN WxsE,
.,JAPANNrD TOILET SETS,
81 JAYAN NED Boxes. CANISTERs, &c. &c,
s PATENT and PLAIN ICE-CREAA fEsr%'
wOODsNWARE,
PATENT BRO0MS.
BROO as and BRUSHES OF all kinds,
LADIES WOkk-SThN ,.o,y
LAUNDRY, CLOTHES, OEslCk. IN,
gEALISG;, and MARKET BaShEtAn III.
Thankful for past faYors, would fsspeS',u'
solicit q continuance OF the same. ny lta-
WHOLESALE CROCKERY HOUSE,
wv 1903 MAIN ST., BIC 0SD.-I nave t nos
to hand, direct FROM the manufacturers Ia LIZ
and the United States, one OF the iaEsees99 ~
selected, and cheapest stocks OF CHINA uuyasi
and no USE-FURkISHISGG GOODS ever vnsi ~
fn this Market 10 which call the ssIe syn And
merchants from Virginia, North CSroi.nai ss =.
Tennessee, guaranteeing 80 them prices ss ~"
any repackins house North or south ASHER,
= mills JOntN -----
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
THE SWEETEST, MOST POW-sSssx
ERFUL AND DURABLE INSTRUMENT
NOW IN USE.
BLOOMFIELD & OTIS'S I'D"
New Patent Treble
PAN FOR ES,
Patented May Is, 1869.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded at the Fair of the
American Institute, 1859; Ohio stale Fair,
1869; Georgia State Fair, 1859.
WARRANTED FOR SEVEN YEARS.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Send your orders direct to the factory and save
large commission.
REFERENCES IN RICHMoND: A bm = eyy, Eeq.,
of Levy Brothers, Main street; j. e. Goddin, Esq,
of Lee q Goddin, Main street; Edwin A. Smith,
Esq, 800 Leigh street; W. b. SDoot Esq., 2SoS
Broad street. ap 2e-d2tawam6w3m
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". BLAIR.

GEO. WASHINGTON. JESSE c. CoSSoh'
P. MALLETT.
WASHINGTON & CO., GENERAL
wv COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l!3 GTsn-
witch street, corner Courtlandt, New YORK. Con-
sigGments OF PRODUCE for sale Or shpnth,S
and ORDERS FOR PURCHASES respcltul!
Agents for the Virginia Steamship and pse x
Company, $3.50
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MASONIC NOTICE-MANCHE g.
lHl TER LODGE, No. II, A. +. and A. Xxx
Mn consequence OF The continued pros-/ w
poet for Indictment weather for to-day, and in ac-
societies, and citizens Of Richmond and Manches-
ter, this Lodge Will not be Called Saturday. 9Th
instant to lay the corner stone OF the proposed
free bridge. as announced; but will assemble for
that PURPOSE on WEDNESDAY, t10th) NEXT, at
Its al, at O'Clock P. NJ. All previous arrange
ments made by the Lodge In view Of the occasion
VIII be observed.
By order OF the W. NJ.
my G-4t. L.. d. CLAIRE, sec'Y.
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RICHMOND, April 2. Is1L
THO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
i replir the STONE DAM OF the Manchester
water power near the shops OF The RtchmrEd, and
til MONDAY. 9Th or May next. For futthcr In
80. join G. CLALKE. Civil Engineer,
an e4-2.awsd No. 3.6 18th street, Richmond.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY &C." ATTENTION
~ -. .s... .a.....t.,
The members OF Company &c" will assemble b
at Springfield Hall on THIS Saturday EVEN e
ING, at 8 O'Clock. -, w
Every member Of the Company will be prompt IL
In his attendance, business of great importance
will come up for action. n-sr r..t
By command Of Capt. ". TT. GORDON.
1t% 900 r. ~ D. @. RICHARDSON, O. S.
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BIZ LHe bIOre 0E I SanA OoN' No' TIL D1A'1' OF
Linen Damask, 4oc. and upwards Linen Nap
kins RI d border, 81; White Pique, 163c. and up
wards; Buff and Figured Pique, very handsome;
White, Blue, and Pink Mosquito Net the great:
est bargains IN the city In Lace shawls at 81 and
upwards, worth 50 per cent. more all shades In
sstins and Ks, Fringes Gimps; White and
Mourning PiQue Trimmings will be scld so per
cent. less than cost Isle Thread, KID Gloves,
Edeing and Inserting Ribbons in every style and
color; Shifting and Shee.lngs; Bosoms, Irish
Linen, Cassmeres, Cottonade, Tweed and Linens
for mems and boys wear . fun assortment Of
DRESS GOOOS.
All in need of GOODS will cut out this sdyer-
tisement, and on every $40 worth OF goods pur
chased you can deduct so cents by presenting this
advertisement. P. STRAU5E,
an 2o-eodlm llll Main strt ct.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF. VIRGINIA.
Nl The visitors Of this institution wil meet + St
the college on FhIDAY, May 18th, at O'Clock L;
~. TO filI the Chair OF Physiology and MEDICAL
Jurisprudence, cant by ihs resignation OF froi.
Joynes. a u,a,r +osr.
applicants for this position VIII send telr ees.
pcIinIs io Dr In White, Richmond, Secretary
of the Board or TO the undersigned.
an 2a-d&:wTu&Ftd j. =. aCCAN, Dean..
STOCKHOLDERS AIEETING.-A gen
= eral meeting of the stockholders of The RI +
MoND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il P0fCMA
r tIIR0kD COMPANY will be held at the Office
Of the company. in the city OF Richmond, OH
MONDAY, the 9Th day of May, 1871, at IL O'Clock
n; an1-td j. B. WINSTON, sec'y.
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TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
STOCKHOLDERS Of The VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY will be held at Inc
office Of the conpany-No: l2l4 Main stfeesnon
TUESDAY, the eth day OF ~ ~, 1871, al 9S.ocN
L. NJ. DAVID d; bOhn,
an oR.td SeCIeldCy. :.
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CEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KIM;
~ tSHPAIRED. Tue '5boAp ELLIPTIC er1,'
L G. Ma CHIEGS BOUGHT and SOLD "a. ne
the only PKOPEh HGEOLES fot the si,,,.lt!
ykLLifT1C, MACH *ES. hi
i@@ N.UAr & ADDINGTOS
h. mv6 klS Cary street ne ? iub
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WANTED, ONE HUNDRED GOOD
wv LUMP MAKERS TO work in tobacco fac
sn-v IN HrookIyn ". Y. High wages paid.
sorS In j. p. JUSIIs, Labor Agent.
on,t No. 0 18Th street.
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slavery to the tyranny that is over them.
Now, we are not the especialfriend OF
General SHERMAN. But we are not sur
,,rised ut his utterances. 1t Is strange that
such declarations have not been made be-
fore, There has been proyocation enough
IN have drawn them from any honest man !;
and GREELEY says that General SHERMAN is
!" risidly honest" 1t is awonder that SYM
pathy for misgoverned and noble country
has not forced him and others long ago to
proclaim such facts from the housetops. 1t
is gratifying to every 1'honest" and think
ing American that this honest" General
has thus frankly declared his opinions.
That he has done 80, widens the range In
selecting the man who shall bring the coun-
try out of the wilderness of corruption and
fraud, and out OF The Slough Of Despond. :.
The South asks not that her peculiar
notions as they are called, shall be propi-
tiated. No; far from it The poor South
would be glad Of peace and liberty, with 8
crust Of bread. Give us freedom from in
suit and outrage-from calumnition from
the Presidential seat, and the liberty to
manage our domestic concerns, and we
shall have nothing to say about political
economy. What we want is what the
whole nation should secure to ITSELF the
honest administration Of the Government,
according to the Constitution, and equal
rights to all the States and the people OF
this Uniont About men We care nothing.
Give us the men TO do this and we shall be
entirely satisfied. Without such men there
VIII be neither peace nor harmony in the
land, and the nation cannot gsoWt aad
strengthen in power ana dignity as IL
should,
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nOARDERs WANTED.-Mrs. NOR
FLEET has two handsom ely furnished rooms lI
rnr rent. with BOARD. Also, several RooMs
FOR RENT. Apply at god Broad street,
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WANTED, ALL My CID CISIOM-
w ERS to know that have khUPENED my
old piece of business, 73o Main street l5scnnd
foor) between 18th and STD, where shall be glad
New York and Baltimore prices, remodelled to
to suit the times. mRs. y. hhtNI,
Kings Premium Cleaning Establishment.
ap 2l-lm
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COMMUNITIES,
Hike individuals, derive bsnetIs, Y,r,, Ia, {
anu correspondence OF this whole ,m,,iense;
,,sen That me so.calIed cheap mschinss. cis nus
70 save tae People so much money, are Ih,s'nng
9uaintance With the conIa1pity Soa t.SSIsonal ac-
yen years az sewing m schine agents. p ans ~.