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Gorerncr. TaoxAs s. Dsaws-Listie Rock. post cfaes.
 Sceresary nf Slsfe. pAvtD D. GRKKE.--Lilile Beck, post etsses. .9sdifoy Of Pnbgic .4cenMafs. ELsAs Y coswsys--lxtlis Roeks pet oiIiee.
 Tfeasmrer. sAMrEL ADAns.--t iisie Rock poss ofise- Jadgrs ef tle &Hpreme Cowrf. Iise eoanty. Wiiliamson &. 0gdham, associate 1ustiee, Fay etseviEie. Mashington e6aHsy, William Ceaway n. associaae Justice. Bates wife. indepeadencs eouAsy.
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PLOUGHS.
Apr;l iI,h.--3l:tf
To the Public.

TO the Public.
 DILLJOHNS0Nw would re- MmAA DspestfaIIy inform the pup LWS lie that he is now prepared with first rate Carriage, and also, good Baggage Wagons, for conveying passengers and their baggage to the
 Mot Springs. He can accommodate four passengers with their ser wants, and any quantity of baggage.
 He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract Cor, with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own private carriages.
 Asa driver his skill and atteation to the safety of his passengers is well known to the travelling public. Hs charges win be in accordance with the hard times He can be found at all times by inquiring at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House. Little Rock. April IT, lsA+-Sl-d
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MAIL .ARRANGEMENT.

~ EAsTEsA--r.a RseETD< io Eapossaa- Due. sunday. wedaesdzy. k Friday, by Tpsm- Leave. TosEAay. Thnrsday. k Saturday Sal m.
 WEsrKnx--to Sesfia, Yea Bsrea, &c Due Wednesday, and Saiagdsy, Bpm. Leave. Tuesday. and Friday. a m.
 NoRTnEAN--fo Batesriys Dsse. Monday. and Friday, 2p. m. Leave. Sunday and "Wednesday, 2. m.
 SOcTmgRx--ss IFashiagion. Dae. SsadAy, "Wednesday. and Friday. 7P. m. Leave. Tuesday, ThnFsdAy. k SxsaEday, n.
 To Pias BIsF Gad cslxmbss. Due, Sunday. and ThnFsI4y, 5 p. n. Leave, Sunday, and Thursday. a. m-
 7s Hos Springs. Due. every Wednesday, P-m Leave every Mo0dAy, sa.m m. T. Perryrills, Dsavitts, aRd TbaliasOariils. Dse. every other Thursday. Tp.ms Leave. every other Monday. "a. n- Letters and packets to Le sent by either of ihe above mails must be deposited Tn The Poss-otce. by o'clock of the evenings proceeding their depart ure. IL. REAaDON, P. M. LITTLE Rocx PosT-oFuSE,
 Dec eti, IS36-
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1nA SACKS CORN. ia store and for sale by -FOO NEWTON, BoILEAu& & Co.
 June 18th, ist6 ic-sw.
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 RCsslAN NJusrlcg.-Harsar Ocf 20.-A remarkable lawsuit, which has been pending two years, has just been decided by the em- peros. A wealthy Russian was beirothed to lhe beautiful daughter of Polish nobleman near Warsaw, and obtained his consent ,o the marriage. On the day fixed for the cere- assny, the bridegroom appeared, attended by . csPsain and two officers, the first disguised as pope (priess), and the latter as his viii nsssss and the unsuspecting bride was mar red to her Russian lover by this false priest. Two years after, the general became tired of his wife, and desired her to return to her father's house, at the same time informing her how she had been deceived. She al 6rss thought he was testing; but her cruel husbaad soon convinced her of the fatal uush, and shut the door of his house upon her. Her indignant father immediately brought an action against the general, but of course lost Il, in all the courts against the Russian general, till at length the sentence esse before the emperor. who decided as fellowx-As the general is not really mar sied so his wife; the marriage is null and void; bug e ghe wift has been most seahdaioHsly imposed upon, he is dismissed with the loss of his salary and his office. without having any cIaim so another appointment, his whole properly is given to the lady whom he has so wsai0nly deceived, and he is not permit Cd even to marry again; and the two otli- eers, his witnesses, 10 remain for life with a snall snlsry.
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Judges of tke CsrcHf Coaris. ist Cifrait---JaAa T. Jones, Helena. Phillips coaafy.
 zad dCsea:s-wHliam II. SaitOD. COIumbia, Chi. csi ccnnfy.
 sra cirssit-w William C. Scott. Baissville, Iads- pcndenee county.
 4tA Cireuis-sebrOn U. ssesi. Fayetteville, Washington cosaty.
 5th Csrrait--wiliiam II. Field. Li,tIe Rock, Ps- iaski county. GiE Cirrsii-ceOrge Conway. Washington. Hemp stead county.
 7th Cirrait-- William ". Floyd. Clsrksyiiie. Jehnsoa county
 stR Cireals-.csizsOpaer C. Scot. Camden, oaa- ehita county.
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lizm M- Bswsrz, teassssrs-Fsy FsyssieviIis. post of- Gee.
 WBrrE--1oha ". Dond elsrk Jsecb G. Roo- bins. sheFia coroner; yoseph Blae, rsasu- res.--SeaEey. pest ofAee.
 YEkL--fhanss " Pound. clerk; Simeon Kirk patrick. sheris; Looaey McDaniei. coroner; Ed mund Hninez. tfeAsuFcF;--D Danriils, post otfSee-
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The Mfseries of n Comic Vgri-

Repeatedly called upon, in the midst of . s1sange party, io '.say something funny. .n-- Having hslfa-dozen scrap books put into your hand for saa impFomptu' Being ex- peesed, wherever you go, to sing comic song. Being the especial confidans of every body's bad jokes, and being made the favor snse to have heard yesterday Making des- perase love to pretty girl, who only laughs and says, Ia Dir. Smith, yoa're always jo- king.' Being sala,ed as you go into room. wish sBnvo, here's Mr. Smith: now we shall have scsnething good Being introduced as atshe younR gentleman who does all the funny things In the sPenny Magazihe-a Being sus- peessd of turning every thing you see into ridicule, and putting everybody you meet iu- to print Being coniemned tn hear every day in your life, shat s.lhe man who would msks pan woald pick pocketn Being invited to meet clever young gentleman swho hnd written iaree.' Laboring under she e6nventioual notion that il is not custo- nary for comic writer ever to pay any body; that he generally goes to bed tipsy; and ahat he cannot write unless he has bot- tle of gin at his side Hearing mothers con iinaalIy say to their daughters, My dear, you muss mol believe word that he says Be- ing invited oui, and find it is to '.giye can did opinion r-faiher, mother, brothers and sisters being all pscsent-supoa number of droIl things litsle William has been doing up- on Paradise Lost You are obliged to say they are svery clever for boy ; and then yoa aae asked if yoa cannot get them inser- ied in Psneha Being confidently asked if isis irss yoa drink much ? Being asked most seriously by young lady If the iuei- deas yon described of being pursued by q eonssahle, and escaping up the chimney, over ihe roef ef the next house. really occurred ss your In short, being suspected of doing sll the hlackguard, out of the way. outrage- Cus, improbable, stupid things you describe.
 E.aiaaanae for :ke .MoRfk.
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ProsecRtieg -3uOrHeys. lss Cireait--N M. Foster, Helena, Phillips eoansy.
 2nd cHcuit--Soios B. Jones. Pine Bluff, JsiIeF- son county.
 srd Cheais--siIas (. Walker. Baiesviiie, Inde- peinienee eounty. 9th Circuit---A. B. Greenwood, Benionville. Ben- ton county.
 5th Cireuit--George C. Watkins, and Attorney GemesAl, Little Rock, Pulaski e0nRty. 9th Cifeaif-AIlen W. Bleyins. Washington. Hemp<tead couaty.
 5th cirrais--Joseph ]. Green. Van Baren, CsAw- ford county.
 ssh Circait-R Lycn. Fl Dorado. Union eonaiy.
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Groceries Aes. HIM. VANCE & BROTHERS, Main street. w have received by tate arrivals and offer for sale af the lowest rates-
 50 Sacks prime Rio CoEee,
 90 Bbls prime Brown Sugar.
 Bbls White Loaf Sugar.
 l2 Bbis New OEieans Moiasses.
 Bbiz Sugar house Molasses,
 ls0 Sacks coarse Salt,
 60 Sacks fne Salt.
 25 Boxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO whole, half and quarter kegs. Rife Pow der, Dicp and Back Shes. Lead, Nziis, iron. Ac-. All which will be sold wholesale oS netaii--as low as can De got in tke city. Terms CASH Little Rock J9iy is. is4s 44-M
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FANCY GOODS.

LUST received st the .s.fsesioa M9rf. rich and J extensive assortment ef faney goods. sueh as never before were offered in this market; consist jag of
 S6 ieghorn bonnets. plain and iyi@Aed; canton ass'd col, silk velvet;
 ss '' ' eahton cTspe; , ss artificial flowers;
 2 !" ptnmes;
 - spiraI cord;
 7 rich plaid Gros de Nap ribbons;
 bands: Just received, and far sale low by
 T. R. TAfL6R- Ocso6er l9, Isse 6-Sm
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(NARPETING, Rugs, Oilcloths. Ssc.-The subscriber
~ have just received full and general assortment
very rich house furnishing goods, 10 which they respect
fully invite the OF their friends and the pub
generally. They
Is different patterns rich Brussels Competing
80 do do ingram do
do do 3py do
sets venetian carpeng
80 extra rich chenele rugs
50 imperial and tutted do
% different patterns very rich floor oicloths
60 pieces rich new-stye curtain damask
- sets embroidered muslin curtains
90 rich cloth piano and table
90 white imperial counterpanes 20 i,
2oO pairs superior Whitney blankets, 81 loa lib Il
and 1874
10 pieces linen sheetngs, some very low
do pillow slip sheeiings
do rich floor baize, yards wide
do do do. usual width
10 do furniture dimty
10 do superior huckaback towenlng
100 dozen colored end towels, very cheap
10 pieces a. "a, l0-4 table damasks
50 dozen satin damask napkins
$50 pieces cotton sheetngs, all widths
Gilt curtain fixtures, &c.
All of which will be offered very low .,,r, :, 40
Sept I5-3w r. H. HOOh ~
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Cooking Rangcay Cooking Ranges,,

TTAViNG Obtained the exclusive right Tor the sale of
III Simpsons Justly celebrated cooking ranges am now
prepared TO put them up at the Boston prices and war
ranted in all cases, if well used.
These ranges constructed that with the addition of
hoair back, the the kitchen be heated by
the fire that does the cooking; or if persons wish
from thirty fifty gallons of hot all the time ready
for
Persons wishing purchase them in operation at
Mr. Thomas Purse's, Pennsylvania avenue; Dr. Thomas
r. Jones, patent agent on + street; MIR. Kibby's,
street, 3D. and Al streets; and Mr. j. K Boyd's
uholstcrer the of ll and Penn
avenue all OF whom, am authorized to say, will show
them with pleasure.
Also, for sale, all kinds of stoves; among which are
Stewards cooking-stove for wood and COAL warranted
Walkers hoa furnace for heating public buildings, pr
vate houses, &c
spouting and roofing done the shortest notice.
VIII. III. NARROWER.
Aug 30--eo4f 7tb street, opposite Patriotic Bank.
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IHDUCATION. - REV. ID. MCARTER'S BOARDING
T. SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN, Stras.
burg, Lancaster county, PennThe whole expenses for
board tuition, washing, &c per session of months, $50
The winter session viii commence the first Monday of
November. Parents guardians wishing place their
wards in good school, for circular references &c,
address Rev. ID. MCARTER, Principally
Sept lI-dtlNov Strasburg, Lancaster co.. Penn
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A GIVE SERVICE.-Havng been authorized by the
"A Secretary of War raise company Of active young
operate against the guerilla those who
enter the service will now have fair opportunity This
corps designed operate between Vera Cruz and the
city Of Mexico for the purpose okeepng open The base OF
service. Young from the surrounding country will
find this most exciting campaign and If they should feel
disposed enter the service, by application the eez-
vons Washington, they will be service
and instructed in the school OF the soldier, the squad and
company drill, which will render them fit for immediate
service arriving at the seat of war.
E. b. ROBINSON, Captain.
Sept2 NAT Intel. please copy 4
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I,ALL GOODS The subscribers have opened their stock
of fall and winter goods and invite attention TO their
assortment, the fullest and most complete south of New
York They deem it needless, present to advertise in
detail, they have every style OF staple and fancy dry
goods. They would mention that their stock of dress mate
rails is unusually large and elegant having silks of two hun
ded different patterns Gin dress patterns rich black silks
all kinds; white watered Silks very rich black do. all
light shades of gace silks embroidered Cashmere robes;
Thibet do, &c.
We invite the ladies the District call and see the many
elegant goods have and the ladies OF Baltimore would
be well repaid by trip 10 Washington TO examine our
stock which they will find more complete than any stock in
their own city. -.
Sept. 10-6Iif ID. CLAGETT IL co
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Look for g. ": EhMi,1s's Cash Store.

FRESH CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND vEsTINGS,
WHICH viii have made to order, and in all cases
pieces Bonjean's black cloth
do Byiney's do
do Smon's do
10 do low-priced English black, blue and fancy
colors.
These goods are much superior to anything have ever
had in store
20 pieces plain ribbed, and doe-skip cassmeres of
Boniean's, Byicys and Simonis make,
which cannot be exceled in this any
other market
10 do style French plaid cassimeres, some
thing entirely new
20 do fancy cassirneres, some fine and others low
priced
10 do rich black satin for vesting
2 do belmont black silk satin for vesting
20 do colored silk satin for vesting
As have made arrangements with of the best cut
make for this season. purchasers may depend
their clothes being made in the best manner.
Also, have this day received
Gentlemen's silk handkerchief linencambrc do.
Gum spspenders lambswool and merno shirts and
drawers
Silk and lawn cravats, kid, silk, and buck gloves
Cotton and silk umbrellas
And in fact every article used for gentlemen, of whom
only ask call
Sep. S-tiinf G.. w. PHILLIPS.
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NAVY DKPARrMgsy,
Bureau OF Medicine aud Surgery, Sept III, 1877.
A BOARD OF Naval Surgeons for the examination Of
"A applicants for appointments to the medical corps of
the navy will convene in the city of Philadelphia the
18th of October next.
Applications must be addressed the Secretary Of
Navy the age of the applicants, and be
capacity.
Sep Idiot
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LAW NOTICE

TOHN r. WALLACE, of Fauquer county Virginia.
) WILL after the first week i'm November next open an Of
flee in Washington city, for the practice OF law in the Dis
et of Columbia and contiguous counties in Virginia
He will also undertake the settlement and collection OF
claims the United States, and promises the dill
gence in regard all business committed his manage
He refers the members OF the Senate and House of
Delegates of Virginia for the last four years.
Sept Ii--3t Richmond Enquirer.l
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NEW WOOD YARD.-The undersigned beg leave to
IN inform the citizens of Washington thai they have
opened wood yard in the First ward, on street, be-
tween 18th and 18TH They will also continue their yard
the old stand in Georgetown, and keep constantly hand
all kind of wood and coal, which will be delivered in
Washington Georgetown the lowest market prices
Orders left either yard will be promptly attended TO-
JABEZ TRAVERS & SON.
Sept I4--eo3t Intel
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THE UNION.


| TToRsEs cows. OMEN, HAY, CORN, FARMING
UTENSILS Ne Al aoJ ,e Sss, 1 i Wsdn4s sSS
SELL at the residence and farm Of Robert Clark, esq, In
P,ince eoreis county Maryland, about eight miles ion
Washngton lour miles Bladensburg and the
Adelphia Mills, adjoining the farm of Mr. D.ggs very
extensive lot Of the above named We enumen'e IN
10 head Of horses, among them span wen matched
Is do OF cows and calves
yoke OF
Wagons and harness
ox-cars and horse-cart
! carryall. nearly new, and harness carr gear, &c
1 family carriage and harness
Plough, harrows, cultvators, wheat fam and
A large 10, of farming utensils in general
Al,o, % stacks Of prime timothy hay, corn fodder
From 800 to 400 bbls. corn with other grain tobac
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, q,
Terms All sums OF and under $40, cash; $40, a
credit of and months, for notes bearing interest," salts
factorily endorsed.
VERY VALUABLE FARM, Within one-nnd-a-haIf
miles from the Centre Market, for sale country seat
in Washington county, called Jacksonville, containing
about thirty in high state of cultivation, with
connections dwelling house and out-budings thereon
Within the last years three thousand loads of stable
manure, two thousand bushels of mar and four hundred
bushels of hickory ashes have been Incorporated with the
SOIL which is Of such variety as 10 produce everything
this climate will admit of. IL rs enclosed with superior
paiing and everlasting hedge in the inside The
fruit of the select of their kndvz apples
pears peaches, pms, cherries aprcots, English walnn
currants and the best selection of strawer
ries the grapevnes OF the choicest klndhis year
WOOD alone over tWtnty-iWo iect Is 'hso
| abundance OF asparagus.
The dwelling louse is built Of brick, Of The best quality
of material and workmanship and contains ndry cellar
der the entire building parlor and drawing room on the
first floor six chambers ON the upper foors and Kitchen
pantry and servants rooms in wing. The ou-buiding
which of wood, embrace overseers gardeners
house, extensive barn. stable, and all other necessary
buildings.
The foreground and handsomely laid of in flow
erplas gravel-walks, and boxeiging onamented with
the choicest variety of shrubbey and evergeens
There neverang well of water on the premises, and
| from analysis is considered unsurpassed
The prospect from the house is beautiful and the dis
from the Capitol but one mile on the Baltimore turn
pike road toll In addition all these advan-
iages il is of the corporate limits and the entire
therefore, including everything, is but 50 per annum-a
| saving at least OF 800.
| This farm purchased and improved by the owner
with the intention of occupying it. and is worthy Of the at
tention OF those who wish purchase commodons and
profitable property and by examination OF the
crop, it will be found to be all that it is represented
Terms moderate. Apply TO X. W. Dyer, the subscri-
| Der. JAMES MAIER, Washington.
! Sept IL 2aw SattNW 3w
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TOR RENT.-A comfortable three-story brick dwelling
house, with every necessary convenience, street
(norh sde) between 9th and 7h streets Terms moderate
Apply to Mr. Wheeler, next door.
Sept. H--eod3t
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+ ANDoN FEMALE sEMINARY.-rhe winter .

I ANDON FEMALE SEMINARY.-The winter ses.
IL sion of this institution will open Wednesday, Sep
tembcr g. The Rector with pleasure announces that he
has associated with him, teacher the Rev. Joshua Peter
kin, who will preside of the classes the senior
department Professor Engebrecht will have charge of the
classes in music and botany In the other Departments the
Rector will be aided by three experience
and skill in their profession. The location and orpaniza-
ton Of this institution commend it the favorable notice
OF parents in search OF home school daughters
Terms For board and English branches, per annun,
$50
Music, languages, and other ornamental branches extra
For circular with full information, address
Rev. II. II. PHILLIPS, Rector
Aug. I-eo3w Urbana Frederick Co Md.
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OF PARTNERsHIP.-Tb

DIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.-Thef firm here
~ toore existing under the name Of Young " Steer is
this day dissolved by mutual Mr. Young who re-
tires of declining health, viii for the present de-
vote his attention exclusively TO the settling up of the
settle when called upon, it is very important that
speedy settlements be made. A. III. YOUNG.
I
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JXTANTED.a good plain Cook.-A slave would be pre-
w ferred: Apply TO w. FISCHER, staiioners' Hall
Sept 3-d2w
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d. CLAGETT &c co

DOARDING.--MRS. HANNAH WELLS having taken
ID the large and comnodous boarding house formerly
cuped by Mrs. Holmead, Pennsyivana avenue, near
street, adjoining Mr. Gadsbys Hotel is prepared 70
accommodate transient yearly boaders, and respectfully
socits the patronage of her friends. Aug. ls-lawsws
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(NHEMIsTIlY applied 10 the mnn ufacture of Soap
~ and Candles, 100 engruviugs, by Campbell Morft
The American in PARIS, by John Sanderson, 2 vols.
Tan's Fortnight Rambes, and other poems; by Thomas
Mackellnr, author of "Droppings from the Heatts'
No IL, Dombey IL Son.
Thers's Consulate and Empire, pnu7.
Sept IL. f. TAYLOR.
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From the Lexington (Va) Star
Mr.. Buchanan ON the Wilmot Proyiso,

We have read the following letter of this very dstip
guished statesman and of Pennsylvania with the
which it elnbodies are emnenty worthy Of their dstn
gushed author and reflect great credit upon his patriot
ISM his devotion the Union, and his regard for the
written in cool and calm spirit and displays all that
ability which has SO long distinguished Mr. Buchanan ,
We ask for it careful perusa not doubling that all
here whether wing democrat, will approve the senti
ments Of the letter. and will applaud their expression at
this important period.
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From the Montgomery (Ala) Flag
Hon James buchanan on tho Slavery Question.

The letter to which our Washington correspondent no
doubt audes, find published in the Pennsylvanan of
the goth ult 1t was written democratic assemblage
in sod Berks'-the democratic avalanche county Of
Pennsyvana-to which Mr.. Buchanan was invited We
have long known that Mr.. Buchanan not one of
those who would suffer himself to be carried away by the
clanos of the Wlmot Provso politicians against the
promises OF the constitution and this letter confirms what
during the last session Of Congress- that he would array
himself and exert his influence in Pennsylvania against
the wicked and reasonable doctrine embraced in the Will
mot Proyso AS Mr. Buchanan is the first of north
ern friends in Office take ground for the compromises
of the constitution, and against the Wmot Proyso,
will the honor be greater to which he can Justly lay claim,
when the anti slavery storm which has been raised by
huckstering politicians has passed away.
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the Athens (Ga) Banner.
Mr. Esuchansn out for Missouri Compromise Line.

From the Athens (Ga) Banner
Mr.. BUCHANAN out for tina Missouri Compromise Line
Oh indeed il is refreshing to hear the lofty sentiments
on the Wilmot Proviso which it is pleasure to intro
uce to our readers from the lips Of that lustrous states
man and distinguished democrat of Pennsylvania, the
Hon. James Buchanan Yes people OF Georgia
Remember before you go the polls that the Secretary
of State in the cabinet Of democratic President and
whose influence for good is mighty in the powerful State
OF Pennsylvania has come out against the WImot Pro-
piso and in favor of the settlement of the agatng ques
ton which has harassed much, on the Missouri
and Texas Compromise basis Oh, ye wings! Show the
have not one, and We know it We have not time or
space for the entire letter Of Mr. Buchanan All that we
enabled for the present to do is to give the gism
of fl which is very good The letter was written
to the democracy OF g Old Berks7 in Pennsylvania, to
gathering of whom he had been invited
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C,ULLavAN's LETTERs.-The public men of the revo
- luton; including from the peace of 1888 the
peace Of ls5 by the late Hon. VIM Sullivan. New edi-
ton. r. IAbboh~
Sept. H.