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IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.

New York, Oct - o rl""k Y. y.
We are indebted 10 Capt. Townsend.
Of The ship Empress. arrived yesterday
morning from Malaga. Nhlrh pnrsahe leiI
on the Goth ullimo. for The following IN.
Ieresnng intelligence:
A despatch Mas received Fl Malaga IN
on The 25,h ul,. from Madrid. announc.
ing The complete deira, ol the Carllsl az
nv. consisting Of $4,000 men. under The
command Of General Gomez. thy Lae
Queens General. Ajax. with the loss ii
several hundred Killed. and three thou.
sand prisoners.
The engagement took place on lie 2lsl
Sept. bur the name Of the place is not
given. We also learn frnm Capt. Town
send. that the above news Was confirm.
ell hy an extra courier from Madrid. who
arrived lev hours heinre The Empress
sailed. There were great reJ"IcIngs 10
Malaga on account ol the victory.
Mercantile .ldyuiissr.
A peacesble revolution has TAKEN place
IN Portugal, involving q total change Of
ministry, and the proclamation oi the
Consultation Of 1922. aud that the Car.
list general Gomez has sustained a severe
and overwhelming defeat IN Spain.
The following proclamation VAS issu.
BY The Queen on The 10Th of September
Department Of The Enfsrior In ac.
eordance with representations that have
recently been made 10 me by q great
number Of citizens. and induced by other
demonstrations of The national viii in "a.
sor Of the restoration of The political
Constitution Of the kingdom Of The 23d
Of September. 1892 with such mod,6ca
ions as circumstances require. | freely
declare, that The said Constitution il in
full force, and dIree, that The General
Corles Of the Portuguese nation shall be
immediately convened; the members 81
which. besides the ordinary powers ihey
possess. shall be invested With power 10
make lhose notifications IN the Consli.
tuIion they may think proper. "a
The Minister aud Secretary of State ol
Department Of the Inferior. al interim,
vii carry this decree into execution. and
take prompt measures To receive NV oath
10 the Constitution. and for tic meeting
Of the CORES.
Given in the Palace de Necessidades
on the 10Th September. 1896,
THE QUEEN.
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900. which might have heen saved % ne
roanirS II the stock I'D hreh disposed n
si,en a IhR highesl point. Boz Mr,
Van Buren, does not inlend its sale before
January next. iar Then il would pass 10
The surplus and -errue 10 The Psople.-
Tie kitchen knaw their masters SIll
and hald The distribution bill in prnper
sbharrence lls passage Ihry yielded 10
- 20 . necessary eSil-a douesur o qni.
el the alarm which hogan Ia manifest A.
self aAlong The upright II their own par
". Bur when Congress meets, n will
BE- one II The earlIess "hjerls Of aiisek;
and if is repeal does NOT came recon
mended in the message II The President
we shall BE- disappnnted. The Trsssn
~ order Was issued without celebration,
and in qualification III The revengeiaI sPi-
ri which was housed hy suddenly finding
the veto Im?nleni in consequence Of the
malnrily in larnr Of the bill
The kitchen cahIaei With Mr. Van
Burrn Al ils head. ~ FIRST slnod agkasI al
finding "nly SIX in The Senate and fnriy
IN the House with the i" sPnil." genlry.
but recovering and lonking aboul for
some paint tn strike Al. in aparnxsym Of
rapid spite and dispair, ISSUED the Urea.
sury order. thus INJECTING, like lhe maun.
ded snake. q mortal w0uad upon them
selves and iheir own party. We can
hardly credit what v dnnb, nni Is irue-
that the Misslela aas pEivy md asserting
10 that suicidal hlO~. Tue MEASURE has
nothing in il Of sIa,esnanllke foresight.
nothing plausible could be Inferred from
is nature aud prabable mode Of operating.
20 make IL 4 stroke u policy; for M soon.
er did i sspear among Us than il was .,
once, almost lrifh0sa nlOmeai's refee.
ZION, pronounced upon as injurious 10 It's
tendency both Ia individuals and lhe par
Iy. = ~.r
n The 'issleto is he great Statesman
he is Wanted. why did nas reflection
furnish lnm with the inferenrrs which
lwere here iniuiliye The mission of the
orrsidenl was ~ oversight 81 The same
Ass. History viii expose 10 ndicule
y manifest weakness and blindness 10
IA future. The miscoarepilnn of The
chtacser Of bis own connlrymen. aud of
fepesseans particularly which these
twomsr pas beiray. There l. no solid
gro'hl on which Statesman can stand
ON Pilcal foresight II We have ual
Tue ieseopic faculty ~ bringing distant
future vents near. and Of contemplating
then ltheir most probable hearHg and
action. ibjeci 10 the disturbing causes ii
changes political aplninn. which tine
aud Phrfal and m"raI Causes necessa-
rilS opefe. the wise will DENY han that
h"norahlPichs in the p,lniral temple
Mr NsnAnren has lnsl. rs these two
grand Pasf =, The Presidential chair
70 WI: NJ reasury 'tr'ier. nd dispatch
ING lien son To- tennessee Ia cleo
noneer form, al pI-,enllans 20 the
rharaciernil Feat statesman. The very
bny' boot az fi,lly Of bod, steps; while
The fo'""ersf /" the parls'' wall and
gnash their tes with an impolsnt sexa.
l'on-ihe onlt resource Left to those
whose UHnndrhyle oi political virtue
consists an implt obedience to It's high
: commands.
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EREEMEN. Stand FIRM.

The whole country IL literally essrrnn
with letters. circulars. pamphlets. and
Extras, issued from the Office of the RAJ
leigh Standard. and from the leaders u
the Van Bnren party in Raleigh, raicnla.
It'd To mislead Ile public mind. and Va
tended 10 bear upon The Presidential
Eleeiinn ahirh is Just al hand. Seeing
that nu!ess they can BY sume means OF
other, Lring ahoui a powerful reaction
among the people. that Viz. Van Rurrn's
cake i doe IN North Carolina. The party
are making desperate eiIarl-ialsehood
and TlckeTy are used freely; when they
cannot assall Judge Wine u one point
they turn 10 something slse-and we
warn the people b be on their guard
every one who receives one ri lhuse pci-
sOnous publications. should immediately
Commit 10 10 ihs flames, a. they would an
abalilion pamphlet or Psper--lt IS equal
y as false and dangerous.
- Us,isn ceroliHian.
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! Look to il. people qfhe Somh!-The
CDncurd Freeman. Vernon, Free Press.
aud other Abolition p"p"rs at the North.
are showing oil, IN parallel columns. the
opinions of Mr. Van B"reu. Of General
Harrison and of Jndse White. an the
subject OF slavery, tn demonstrate. that
" as sbolilionisls," they are bound to
support Van Buren,! Aud the " PennsyI
vanlsn." Mr.. Van Buren, acknowledged
organ. carnt -tIy calls On The Quakers, a
numerous aud lufioen,ial' sect. - We are
all aware, in l'e'ussyl. ana, to support
Van. "becsose NE IS issorsble 10 the
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Ssw Ohssns. net %.
The Tsriaa Scho0ner Tsrribie-This
vessel j. nov living in our p,rl under
seizure from The D.ssnei Court II the U.
States. We arr Informed that The
grounds an Which she has been seized
arr, hat she vas proceeding 10 sea with.
out any proper onihoriZa'ion. and with
the avowed Intention expressed BY her
commander 4. A. Randolph. of eaplnr-
Ing ,se Sandman vessel Pirnla Mexicana;
hat ste lad wilhou, the requisite procee,
dings changed her rommsndsr and her
name; that Size brought slave lain the
rnnnlry rnulrary IN Law; and Thai she
vas manned. armed and equipped wiih-
in the United States With tire express IN
leniinn AZ committing hoslilllies against
the Mexican states. We aIe informed.
that the evidence in Support Of these
grounds IL seizure is slrong: and that IN
40 probability Ire vessel will he con
demned n forfeited. A least we have
no doubt thai every proper exer.ion on
iiie part oi the officers Of our govern,
,neni will be used 10 eninree the law
l, is important iha, they should he sue
cessluI. for our commerce with Mexico
bids fair to he entirely lost. il some ef
. fertiVe measures are not taken IN ensure
respect to the American fac. aud the IN
volatility Of the rights of neutral nations
trading with this and other ports Of The
Union. Iimss.
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abolition q slavery. and HarTisOu and
White are not" Thal lhpse srgamfRis
have sxerled : vide spread Influence a
The Norlh. eannoi Be dauhied. hon
shall fkey operate IN fhs South? Shall
he Who i supported norih Of the Poia
mac As an aholili0nisl. receive ihs sufifa-
Res Of southern siasehnldersl 1.-The doss.
Ihsy viii merit The fsie ihst awaits Them
The lsle Of every people. who. hnldlng
The means Of selfdelence in their own
hands. have. with an iIljudged eoufi'
dencr. rolunlariIy surrendered Ihear ~ea-
pens into the hands # their eaemles.
Lpiohbnng IirgiRian.
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TT VI hFEUFUtF.
THE ELECTION OF PRESIDENT
BY CONGRESS-,
Fer IT. Recorder.

Tie argument which now appears IN
be- mainly relied On by the advocates al
Marnn Van Buren, To induce Tie people lu
abandon Judge White aud support their
candidate. is that the Iriends IL Judge
!" hIle DO not expect to elect him. but are
exeriIng themselves 10 divide The Repub
Icon party. and thereby '.cheat the peo.
pie out Of the election and carry IL 10 the
House OF Representatives" II ~ fair 10
presume that those who use this arpu.
ment and deprecate an election by The
House, are ignorant III the course which
the great apostle Of the mudrru demorra.
ey OF New York and his Immediate nd.
herenis have pursued 0u this very sub
Jeet; or certainly they would not attempt
I" irIgh,en the people by boldly and N
cessanily accusing tie friends ol Judge
"hIle OF course which, il urue, would
only be carrying out The principles whlrh
have heretolnre been peculiar to Mr.. Van
Buren, and his New York allies Of q" the
sp"Ils party" For the purpose, there.
lore, OF making known more generally
Mr.. Van Buren's principles on this sub
Ject' and 10 show how much he regards
The will Of the people 10 the choice of
President, 'he following exlrsc, Is given
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From the Nae ,asl kspib'ican.
TREASURY PHYSIC.

Informstion from al paris u The West
confirm the fears which We al first enter
famed Of injury u ihe Western interests
b. Inc prOmulgauon 81 the Treasury or
der Beng party measure. which u
.yts individually. II operates like an ear
], frost. cor al The hopes Of the cabinet
are becoming n,pl The declared "hjer.
Of the Treasury order was to che"k fraud
anJ speculation in the public lands by
capitalists BIZ, The real design was tn
sg,e the fiirnds Of the deposlle bill aud
rsaace The amount 10 be dIsgorged next
Jo..a4ry by the pei Banks. The seven
o. ii,,.,.s OF stock in the. I'D U. 5. Bank
b.. not sci bra a"Id for ste same reason,
an -. drpftc,tp''n 81 l.. ], ,,'s iaalrraiy
Undergone amounts 10 more than 500,
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Proper Prssenimsni.-The Grand Ju.
~ "f Ailegany Coun.y. Maryland. IL
whom ,isvsa were Jackson Van Buren,
men and nine Wings, have presented
the recusant Destructive Electors who
have attempted 10 oserIhroW The Govern.
ment nf that Safe. The presenlment
declares their couducl 10 BE- ;. without
excuse nr paIlialIon. and sobverslse Of
The government"
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Hooker Observation-Disclosures. the de.
putty sheriff of Lincoln county. who
ieifhhsll hls county poll books al the
election between Messrs. Moore and
l.e,ci,er. IN 1893: by winch infamous con-
duct Moore obiaiued the certificate 81
election. although LeIeher got a majority
81 votes. land which odence the KenIuc
ky Legislature passed law 10 make
hereafter tsiOay and subject the cuiPrll 10
confinement IN The PeniIenliary;) This
Ilocker has been appointed pOsimastsT
a. stanford, Kentucky.
KsnfUeky paper.
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Far Tia Recorder.
U1sn and Holr tsGs Ian Bmsn NED,
yarkSon Nnu?

H1sn and Holr tsos Ian Bursa NED.
q JarksoR 1inn2
During the canvass preceding he sl,e
tim Of ls24 he was me Ut the most Ia,
mi,iabIe and in1aenusI opponents Of &c
neral Jackson. and contributed mon b
Jaekson's defeat IN Congress Than on
other msn. The following exmast Ito
Mr.. Prices address 10 the people oi NJ
tylapd gives The true history of Mr.. In
Bureu's conversion to The principle, d
General Jackson. vhcn he has ever sra
so much admired. that nolwi,hstsRd,,
his ancient hostility he has declarsd
was glory enough 10 serve under sd
q ChIel" A CITIZEN
/" After the election nf ls24. The COMES
fnr the succeeding Presidency ~ss msls
tanned between General jackson int
Mr.. Adams contest which you p,a
rrmember. for who ran forget III NJ,
Van Buren, was then tie leader Of
powerful party in New York. Tie
shinioslIy and ransor OF paFl, strife soCr
reached n fearful height. and persjd
the whole Union from one extremity .
the other. The man could scarcely h
found in seven cities who had not .aka
sides. aud who was not eagerly engage
10 maintaining the side be had hksa
To this remark, however, MIR. Van BurG
and his whole par,y were excspnuu,
From 1924 % 1927 they stood slooi irUa
the contest. The election was Doe
rapidly approaching. and The immsns
vote ofNew York was contemplated Sh
the deepes, solicilude in every quarri
II was frll, moreover. that Mr.. Van Burn
and his non eommlIlaIs. take which sss
they might, would carry with them We
vote Of New York. and that the vote d
New York must decide the question d
the Presidency. The decision Of he
contest therefore vas 10 the hands d
MIR. Van Buren,, who. with his shds
party. still forbore 10 declare themselves
Standing apart from the contest, they
viewed the fearful strife Of the mulnuds
aruund them With the seeming indIiisr
ence Of men having no concern IN ne
struggle. and no possible interest IN TIE
rsSulL They printed no, syllable. het
uttered not worj, indicating the slight
est preference for either party. A strsa
ger would have supposed that. Tegardll.
the strife az an unhappy family quartz
they intended. upon some d, oPporluug'
10 come 10 as peace makers, and hsi,
by their friendly counsels, the dlssen'
SONS Of the People.
Al length Mr.. Van Buren, sc, out frOf
New York on a tour Of observation TO he
South. lie remained day or two u
Washington. and then passed on 10 ln
Carolinas and Georgia. Now, what ues
lights he received on his journey. VII
not take upon me to affirm; but This mu''
Is notorious to I'll America. that, haslfa'
ing back to New York. he gave Inc
signal Ia his train bands. and immedIaf'
ly, from the Atlantic to The Lakes, she
broke forth in one simultaneous burst 9
deaieniug abuse Of Mr.. Adams and nA
friends. which continued without sbsls'
ment TO the day Of the election, and 20
no, ceased To the presen. hour. b'
mar \ the sequel! General Jackson Hr
umphed. aud Mr. Van Buren, was n's
Secretary Of STATE"
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VAN BURk ECONOMY.

The chief greal aus. ol p,e.;dsn,
Adams unp"pH''t''Ayas the prodlgality
OF ms AhihlhIsuauo'l IL expended near.
Nv Sl3. 900. 900 annay ou an ayer,or
ReWenchmenl and Rem was needed
aud Reirenchment anoeform was the
waichwOId. On us nh,v wav. f;.n
JarSsun rode into the Pt,.sn,,.l ch,,,
The :" Old Ruman" wand eyer b,.
been seriously aud aoneslor " .edur.
ing the Expenditures o. the eneral ca
yernment:" but maIign IAeore. hays
prevailed aud defeated h;s 4 w,sbe.-
Hitherto under his AdnInt,i,n NJ,
Van Buren, has managed 10 o The ex.
penses uf The Government ava. .h.u,
$50. 100000 Annually; and a. Mr.
Van Buren, being the "all andy III n,
party, aud having for the iire,me =
mljorny in both Houses oi Co.'S. in
his fasor, the appropriations Ias36.
including the unex, pended baancs last
year, amount Ia the very neat 10 aim
Of thir q eight millions seven hIreI
AMI ihir.y.ihres 'housand one hfls,l
. and fary'jou dollars! Van Buren,, J.
! nomy with a vengeance! Here afse
; items: IL
Civil aud Diplomatic List SS,T3O,
E His ellane2us subjects 4,352
Rey1iutiu natv aad O.hcr Pensions asa
Expenses IL Indian Department 1873
Pay ~ the ir'ny 4VtD
Pay o. she Naval service 6.S75
For erecting and repairing Po'tihcs
tons 1865
Sap OF nf Military academy I3i
! Pay u Ny.das eers and Dragons 800
Dplaw4se BreakwaieT anu Improve
4 d nent oil BsTbgEs llt7
IadIsa Treaiies aud At.Buities 6.2Ss
Protection of Western frpnller IOD
Suppression % i.,hIat hasiiilues 5000
Incorporated u former appropriations 2 22s
4 - 49, -.
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NlELANCHOLY CAsllALTY.

Do Monday lasl William Zimmerman
ol this place. lad Of about fifteen years
Of age. in company With his brother. had
gone out on the suburbs 0f The town,
fnr the purpose &c gathering Chesnuis.
and climbed few feet only IRON The
ground. when be Cell. ran snag 10 his
b"dy. fingered unlll Friday morning. and
died. Lineolnton Transcript.
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Mr. William y. Sim0nion. o. this
souniy. was found dead on the 2Olh inst.
a. hIs residence a. the Caiawbs Springs,
Nth his throat cut--on 2lst Coroner's
inquest vas held over the body. aud a
yir'ilct Of suicide brought in. Il appears
thai he had frs attempted TO accomplish
his end With . pislol, but missing bis
aim. he resorled to the means above
slated. Ibid
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IsceiEed The ready assent a. he Pres
dsa'. This parry. hawever. =. Ssn
Ba.-a u orgaaIxlag. ard far this purpose.
AMI. therefore. &c say u i . subject
which should enter largely inia Ihr -
sung sieetieas. Candidates Tor Office
should be q1eslioned and erosssquesuoR
ed sHirtly on this point. ~~~- $751;
The policy Of MT. Van Buren, is clear.
He alshes 10 keep this money IN the pei
banks 50 that he and his friends mas use
il 70 sway the moneyed mea and the
state hanks 0f The country. On If the
bans. in the hands Of The people. be can
no, exercise this great moneysd power
OF lorIy 0r fiiiy millions 81 dollars. 10 acI
upon elections. and The men who Iniiu-
snre elections. The Wing Pads enn-
ienG that xhen IhrTe 10 a surplus, this
surplus shosH be divided among the
Stars. and upon this question lei Us
make an issue al the pals. The SUN
and substance Of the question is this.
Here arr forty or fifty millions Of dollars.
This money belongs TO the people. Shall
Mr Van BURN have il for eleelinneeung
pur,n.-rs. nr shall the people have IL fOT
ennnoR schools, internal Improvements,
and abe lkel n.-
Fra the Frtderieksburg Aseaa, Oct u.
W. have had an underlined suspicion
thaI the Presidenl would. IN some say
o. other. render the dePasiIe bill nufaIO-
~. We have not been enabled 70 see
in what legal and constitutional Wy The
prssislnns Of the ball could be set ASIDE.
hut this mas not weakened our fears. nat
a snlemn act Of Congress. signed BY tle
President. and the measure hereiotarf
recommended b. him. will be bv ExecA
u.i,s inleri.Teaee rendered dead leIier.
The last repor is. that in the annual
message. Congress Is IN be earnestly IN.
voked To repeat the ACT. and that parry
szclics are 20 be enforced in order 20 car
~ the repeal. In the mean Tune The
receiving officers Of lhe Governmeni
have received their eue. and oil means
as 10 be used 10 lessen The amount 90
hand on the Isl Of January neat A
correspondent. deeply Interested IN The
ns.sare, writes Us that the land office IN
Nh gan has been closed Cor some lime.
AMI E,il probably MOI be opened nll ihs
Ist 81 January. The amount Of sales had
been - greai - already % swell me sa
lssies II The register and receiver 20 IN
naximon allowed by law. and ihes'
xh-hles wishing 10 save ihemselsei
chat Is nov 10 them improbable labor
an having . desire aIso 70 please M
power~ Il Washington by throwing lh'
next receipts INTO the coming vear. vii
probably keep ihp office closed oh ih'
l., .. January. IN the great Incnnsen'
isncs and loss Of many individuals.
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The late Treasury Circular, directing
sn:cie to b. paid fH Land =, the several
Offices IN ,he West. vas prafessedly sent
cot TO break ~ the career ii Spectators
anil pirates. How beautiful, IL accom-
ph>hes IL pretended object, lesIhe annex.
ed evidence shaw:
We copy the following from the q" Nj
ami oi the Lake." aud we ask Tor il the
st,rntinn OC the supporters Of govern.
nent of brokers. We ask the farmers.
whr. Labor for their money, whether they
are wiring To aid in paving officers
hish salary and pay them an enormous
brokerage besides Uhesiing Times.
I. Cyrus Darling. Of the tnwn It Per.
ry>burg. Wood county. Ohio. being duly
sworn. DO depose and firm To the fol-
lom ING, tn Wit That some time IN July
last. ] was al Lima for the purpose Ut
bn, ing land. aud finding thai the money
which | had with mp was not Land Ot-
Zee money. was referred TO small ex'
change office. which was close BY the
Land Office. where my money was ex~
changed. aud for which ! paid five dol
lars on the hundred. And farther. that
after gel,ing my mouey exchanged, !
found that the land selected by me had
been entered BY another man. and while
looking for and selecting another piece
OF land To enter, the Land Office was
closed then left the district and went
u Fort Wayne, and there had 10 pay
- cent. 10 get the same money ex-
Charged a, another Lsnd Office Ex'
eta ,ge. making in all IL per cent. One
maj. Wi,iIe was pressn' par $ PER CEN,
FIR an exchange II $500. abt afew mi
nues after. fiadmg his land ,aken, begged
for MS money To he re- exchanged. whiri
wa refused him. Hi- iJss vas ihus 81
dp.iars, without being benefited one tar
th'og The individual vas 10 appearance
. hard working poor Young man.
#@a CYRUS DARLING.
Subscribed and <wprn "a before me tht
81 day Of October 1895
= Z. HUNTINGTON, j. p.
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s,dasyi The collar papers will
i s,,,n, make !, appear that Missouri
So,s Van Buren. No western
President '.. ''''',s "se"' wa he
other than -" . ., 'of any
the final ~" v run p rus WIN oe
declared bid "a" pu,en having
sornIn. Re, against the dividing the
b,s a,u N among the States, fixes
ms, ,,.,r,b.,s State sustaining that
Had his letler 10 Sher,
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he Georgia Courier, a smar, sort Of a
Buren, paper. says. " suppose either
Ae " Harrison are chosen. IL what
exion viii their Cabinet be!"-.7n.
WHITE.
81, question for question is fair play.
DE YOUR Abolition Candidate for
q, \ with your smalgama,ing duo
w,u y chosen: Of Vha complexion
1Cabineis BE-! .2nsner. -
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II appesrs hat under is present Co.
sernmeal France Il running rapid career
Of prosperity. and tha. While The material
camlor.s Of The people are increased. lheiE
progress in inslrncllon Is equally siik'
ing.
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.4kansas--E1ponging.-- collar
men IN the Arkansas Legislature are in
a great hurry TO shnw their loyalty 70
Benton. Kendall. a. Co. Resolutions
have been introduced into iha, body
lns,ruruug their newly elected Senators
!" vote f"r Ben,on's dsimet Expnngiug
Resolutions, hut The dose is too much
even Ior The Van Buren, p esses Of thai
Stale; as several Of them condemn the
project.
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rod Williams appeared I've monihs ago.
he wasld have bern in . very mesgrr
minority ii III directions. M u Mar.
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We understand that Gen. Gaines has
been rscsled from the immediate and
Personal command Of the troops on our
Southeastern or Texan frontier; and
that those delicate aud important duties
have Leen entrusted 10 Brevet Brleadirr
General Arbuckle. This is preparatory.
We presume, 10 the investigation before
Che Count Of Inquiry to be holden at Ere
derrick, in which General Games is inle.
vested
Y Generals Gaines aud Scott sill cont.
"a pc in Command Of their respective de.
So 1meh's. .Army Chronicle.