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Washington, Dec. Is, 1874.
REFERENCES.
Hon. George Evans, Maine.
:" Shepard Cary, do.
Levi Woodbury., New Hampshire.
Daniel Webster, Boston.
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Messrs. Gosler& Co. do. s
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Hon. Hugh A. Garland, Petersburg, Virenh
g i. E. Holmes, Charleston South Carolina
Richard Ycadon, esq, do. do. iii
Hon. ,Ephraim H. Foster, Tennessee.
Dixon H. Lewis, Alabama. L
D. l.. Clinch, Georgia.
:" Thos. B. King, do.
Alexander Barrow, Louisiana.
T" Samuel Houston, Texas.
Gen M. B. Lamar, do.
Gen. Memucan Hunt, do.
Hon. d. G.. Burnett, do. %Si
Jonas Butler, esq.,, do 5s
Frost Thorn, esq.,, do.
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aDERUvIAN GuANo.-Tht subscriber oa'i
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IN FLORIDA. ~ ~

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next, all situate in the STATE OF FLoRIDA, are de-
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the FIFTH DAY Of JANUARY next
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this 18th day of July, A. d. l845.
By the President:
JAMES X. POLK.
JAS. SHIELDS, ittHk
Commissioners of the General Land Office
Julv 19-tf
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Notice to pre-emption ciasnscnfs.es
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to any lands within the limits of the townships and
tracts above enumerated is required to establish the
TO the satisfaction Of the register and receiver
Of the proper land Office, and make payment there.
for, as soon as practicable after seeing This notice, and
before the day appointed for the commencement Of
the public sale of the township embracing the tract
claimed, (above designatedD otherwise such claim
will be forfeited t.s,...s a..
'~9 JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April l0--laWn .s.5 a3tI& @ t3 1865
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Hs4S a sa1G bi1 SAMUEL *. GEohonpt D.,
No German street, Baltimore, sge1c. a ~ nv
Oct 23-2awlm
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Galveston, August Z, ls45,
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raised on his farm where he resides, for -four.
ing at the Patrooa's Mills, at 90 cents we saw
a sample ofthe wheat and we must say we
never saw finer raised in any part Of the u
nited States. twill, it is judged, average
over 62 lbs. 10 the bushel. Mr. Stanford has
raised for two or three yearspast large crops
ofwheat for which he has received the high
est prices paid in this market. Mr.. Stanford
Is scientific and p-acticle farmer, and de-
serves great credit Cor the vigor which he i'm
parts to the farming interests. Why viii moi
more ofOur farmers follow his example, and
make this wheat growing country? IL can
be, and IL ought 10 be done.
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irst depreciation was committed on the night
of the 10Th inst, when they took black
preacher, stripped and whipped him, and
afterwards gave him coat OF tar and leath-
ers. Every man feels it necessary 10 90 arm
ed IN seii-deiense, and an obnoxious word
or sentiment exposes one 10 the fury Of the
poPulace. To make this fact appear more
FULLY, the writer states that two wealthy
citizens met a day or two since, in The street.
and disagreing upon some matter connected
with the late disturbance, pistols were drawn,
and would have been used, but for timely
explanation.
The letter states that the worst passions
of the multitude were so wrought upon in re-
latio IN TO the True American and c. NJ. CLAW.
that at the time ofthe Convention, it needed
but the word Of any one OF The Orators on
that occasion TO have produced the most dire
full results, even 10 the shedding ofblood As
denunciation and an.hemas fell upon the lips
Of the speakers theyeIls which multitude sem
forth were such as language would fail 10
describe, or the mind ofman hardly to con
ceive Of"
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THE MOB AND IT'S FRUITS.

The following paragraphs from the New
Haven Courier o! yesterday, throw addition
al light upon the state of society in Licking
toni
':We saw yesterday letter from gen
-Ieman now in Lexington, 10 a friend in this
city, dated August both, which speaks Of the
intense excitement prevailing in consequence
of the recent events which have transplred
there. From this source we derive the intor-
nation that portion of the citizens OF Lex
inqton have formed themselves into band
termel she Regulators painted and disguI-
sed as Indians, and threaten TO drive every
free black from the city and county Thelr
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BoNAPARTE'so PINIoNoF CHRIST

A Foreign Journal lately published con-
versatiUn, related by Count de Moniholon.
the faithful friend Of the Emperor Napoleon.
i know men, said Napoleon, and tell You
Jesus Christ is not man! The Religion OF
Christ is mystery. which subsists by lis own
force, and proceeds from mind which is moi
human mind We find in it marked in
dividuality which originated a train of words
and actions unknown before. Jesus Dor
rowed nothing from our knowledge.
'Ha exhibited in himself a perfect example
in his precepts- Jesus is not a philosopher
Tor his proofs are miracles; and from the first
his disciples adored him. In fact, learning
and philosophy are of no use to salvation
and Jesus came into the world TO reveal The
mysteries of Heaven and the laws ftht
Spirit.
Alexander, Cesar, Charlemagne. anc
myself founded Empires; but upon wha
foundation did we rest our genius? Upor
force Jesus Christ alone founded his En-
pire upon lsve; and at this hour, millions O
men would die for him.
Ills no, day, nor battle that achieve,
the triumph of the Christian religion in th'
| world no. it was n long war, contest 10
three centuries, begun by the apostles, ant
continued by the fool of Christian genera
TORS. In this war, if all the kings, and pc
tentates of the earth were on enc side, on tn
other, see no army but mysterious force
some men scattered here and there in a
parts the world. and who have no othe
ralying point than common faith in IN
| mysteries ofIhe cross.
Il die before my time' and my body will b
given back to the earth 10 become food 10
The worms.-Such is The fate OF him who ha
been called the great Napolean. What a
abyss between my deep mystery and III
eternal kingdom of Christ which is pre-
claimed, loved and adored, and which Is e2
tended over the whole earth. Call you tn
dying Is it not living rather
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HARVARD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
at this institution on Wednesday. The grad
uating class numbered 81, who received the
degree of B.~The degree of A. Nj. was
conferred on II gentlemen; The degree o.
M. ID. on 30; that Of LII. ID. on very la &C
number ,most Of whom were graduates Of
other instittions. The honorary degree Of
DID. was conferred Rev. G.. lngeisoll, Rev.
Fl. J. Ripley, and Rev. Hosea Bal!ou ID.
And the honorary degree OIL. d. on Hon
Benjamin Merrill, Henry Wheaton, John NJ
Williams and Rufus CEoalc, Esqrs.
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OGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.

The Counties Of ST. Lawrence, Franklin
and Clinton have subscribed S3700OO to-
wards the construction of the OgdeuShurgh
Railroad. Al least $4,000 more is expect
ed will be obtained from land owners resident
in New York. These Sums added TO the
5l,500,000 furnished by Boston, will secure
the completion OF the road by 1919. /, IS
not improbable thar by that time there will
be a chain Of Railroads completed from Bos-
ton 10 the Great Lakes Of the West, ria Og-
densbursh-Ncw York, TO compete success
fully with her rival. Boston, must see 10 il
that the Road from New York to this city Is
speedily constructed. This connecting Euh
is important aud necessary. The interest Of
New York demand its Immediate completion.
Boston is making sreatand ambitious strides
and it will require the full exercise OF all tbs
honest Dutchman's locomotive go-ahcada
tiveness, 10 enable him to over;ake the cage
Yankee.-AmericGa Citizen.
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SABBATH CONVENTION.
AUGUsr 90, 1915.

1
| AUGUST 20, 1915.
A Convention 10 promote the better obscrv
ance of the Sabbath, convened in the Bric
Church at Montpelier. The Convention wa
called 10 order by the Rev. Mr.. Gridley, VIII
stated The ci,cun,s,apces which induced IN
80.
| J. Steel. Esq. Of Chelsea. VI. was caIIe,
TO The chair, and the Rev. r. c. Hand an
pointed Secretary pro TEN.
After singing by the choir Rev Mr.. But
ton, OF ;he Me'hodist rhuTch' 'ed 10 PRAYER
| Tue following committees were appointed
VIZ;
Messrs: J. \ Merrill ID. d., Button
Bishop ian ana -'''n-er: 70 nominate oneers
Messrs. HiluieS' ol'i'" an" Leait' to
| prepare rules Tor thiS convention
MessrS. j. Edwards, u. D. converse
Nnsht OF "o"l ''oeN' Ch'pin' |urrier
and Steel TO lrrpnre business:
| Messfs' VIVID ii5h' o. n'oh'pe',er' ahu
| Royce, to furnish Isl oil VIC members OF
this Convention.
" ne we h,S' comm .'e ""s l"'F'4 ~ :"
repcri' br' Edwards ~ iafi'"''1a' maze ie-
MARKS
I"e I'',i'i,i'''e ~ no''''',..'o -
ported The following " 10 were elected
Fer President.
HIS ExcrLLrNcr, WM. SLADE.
-,
fo' re re. pr,SI'5h's,
1iiO,,, A. a., " Err, LIZ iD''
,TII.- T.T-TbItt1
hEv' 'OiiN = i'hii-I'' -.-
For Secretaries.
Hon. J. w. SMITH.
Rev. C. 3. DRAKE.
MI, r,,.,.to ;..,;,od >,
t"'e4' u.'' ~ H"""'"S -
auGfess 'iie Ccn'e'.,l"T 49, ..''3 n ,,o.;r
by request 'io''i 'l' ''s''''''''' ~ '''''''''
led III prayer;
hey. Air. lo"eir'i i'i,''iy l'a
me Son'eh''o"' io'''"'u ' '''" ''''''
IL ~ 20" "rns. ~
ne ooi nI.hn-'' V" 10 M.
Tomius, 80" LII NJ 80, J, o,nio.t NJ
, o.a,ont p NJ nd 70 o,cl,,L p Nj
Q s.o1S, -; W. ..a 10 1T \, .na =, e
a,oI TT d AZ
r,"rs' Ill /. a,o,,.1 ,,;,I,
Edc" meeting S"''' "'
prayer. l..
d. An eo'nu''''eJs sll.l, "o %rIi" ~, ~ ~
me chair' unless o'iiei" ' 'Se y Wv
Convention ,,o.Io.
4. business sHa,' ue - Ca'.'I,;,,ae ,n'
presented ~ ,ne ous' M ~ :, -. ,,d
.. az leso,u' I 49, b,v;,g or;r;na,eJ
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EARLY RIsrNG.-There is a fieshness and a
purity in early morning which to the physical
and moral state ofman, is vigor and deljobt
Ii is seldom that the sensualisf, the idle or The
vain, taste its ETHEREAL Joys A mystic spiril
turks in the persumed breath of awakened crea
lion which is undoubtedly gifted with supernat
nral power. Those who would live long and
see good days, must habitually become early
risers. The loss oil the morning hour is new.
er retrieved.
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The waS Of the Louisville Journal thinks
mere is something exceedingly ambiguous in
tne 'oh0~'ng paragraph, which appeared a
lie" Gays ago in the Pittsburgh Sun Lo-
eOioco paper. 1t is supposed the writer in
tended to be complimentary
Gov Dor win yet be placed on an eleva-
.iou irom which he will look down on his per-
secutors.
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GREAT CROP OF WHEAT.

We call especial attention, 10 a fact
stated by our reporter in our market report oil
this morning, Mr.. Josiah Stanford living In
Waterviet about four miles from this city,
sold 1000 bushels of his crop Of Wheat
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4 suppose said a quack while feeling the
pulse ola patient, that you think me FOOL
Sir, replied the sick man, 4 preceive you
can discover mans thoughts by his pulse
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-09-09

An English paper contains thirteen obicc-
tons given by young lady for declining a
match-the first twelve being the suisor's
twelve children, and thirteenthihe sutton him.
sell.