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The organizer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1849-03-31
IMPORTANT NATIONAL
WORK,


10 Press, New end ERlaEged Edition o.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGES.
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Washington to Poll, w,sh q i0us anal.
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2An account ofthe inauguration Of each
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3 A Biographical sketch Ofeseh Pfesi.
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4 Articles Of confederation. with brief
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formation Of the Constitution.
5 COnstitmli.n ofihe United States, with
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GA synopsis oflhe constitutions Of the
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IA Chronological table Of historical
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8 Tables of the Members o. the Cabinet
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TO foreign counInes and other PElueiPal Of
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. Statistical tables OfcOmmtrce and pop.
Nation.
10 With portraits Of the Presidents and
Seals Of the 20 States.
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lean Statesman, and every lover Of his
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LAX ofthe history Of this great Republic.
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copy Of The paper each time Of insertiOutO
the publisher.
Address f. WALKER.
iii, F4llOn st.. New York.
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Notice 90 Con tractors.

SEALED Proposals will be received,
0py the TTnstees Of the Male Academy
until the let daynof March next for the
erection of Brick Academy in Oxford 8
Contractors will be ellOwed TO bid frany
portion II the work. with or without mate
rails. The Building will be required 10
be completed by the 18th day OF Angus
next. Plans and Specifications can be seen
At c. G. Buffers or w. u. Smiiher's.
J.E TAL1AFERRO,1
C.G. BUTLER.
w. II. SMITHER. r.,
w. H. ID wendell, t..s
f A. MEADERS,
ID. ROBERTSON,
CM PHlPPS,
Jan 18th 1940.-49 CIV.
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w ILEA Ii u
rom Kentucky went 9 lev weeks
into 4 store Of a fashionable
liner IN Cincinnati: "Have you
4 sltirtsY" asked be. @"
'sPIenty Of all kinds, " aa..3-,i .,
.aWbat do you AK . cCtdf" said
!. A cord I" Intercepted Madam w.
ayes; l want about a cord. UP
our idiggings the petticOats and
igs has gin out. | see you ao-
tise corded skirts, and | thought
.ile my hand was 10, Id take what
b had corded up"
The milliner tainted.
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LIST OF LETTERS

II EMAlNING in the Post Office al
HOO ford, Mss, on the Isl day Of Jan :,
which, if not taken out before the first day
of April next, will be sent to the Gener-
al Post Office as dead letters. Persons
applying Tor letters in this list will please
say they are advertised, Otherwise they
NAV moi GET Them
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LIST OF THE STUDENTS
IN THE
University or Mississippi.

In tie Order Of their AfatrieGIatiOn and
joining College.
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fl NieaC Candidate
I'm the Field.

THE Undersigned beg leave TO inform
n the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Oxford
and vicinity. that they have re-oPened their
STORE, and having just received new
and full supply Of
Fall and Winter Goods.
They are now fairly in the field as candid
ates for selling Goods. begging the P1trOn-
age ofihe citizens Of Oxford and vicinity
without distinction ofPahy.
Their Stock consists in part OF
Dry Goods, a full assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing,
HATS, CAPS, SHOES and BOOTS.
HARD WARE QUEENS WARE
GROCERIES, SADDLERY, &c. DC,
Their Principles will be to tsks slight
advances on COS, and sell for CASH only.
Please give US call and you will Ger.
iainly be satisfied with our Goods as well
as with our terms.
RoGGENBURGER g. BRO.
Oct. %, ls4S.-3l-G
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!. Bagg, 1h0HsGs IL, ChIckaSa" county,
Mss.
2. Gillian, John T., DesolO co.
3. Ware, William J., POntolOe do.
4. Holmes, Fialey, DesolO do.
8. Aston, John D., do.
o. Nash, N. G., Canton, Madison CO.
7. Morton, c. s., Columbus, LOwndes
county.
g. Harris, s. H., do.
Q. BOpen, William B., Oxford, Lafayette
co.
10. Butler, W. R., do. do.
IL. Mdckic, J. NJ, do. do.
IL. Fitzpatrick, E. r., Marshall co.
IL. PuryeGr, r. S., do.
IA. Els, Thomas f., at the University.
Is. Griffin, w. p, Oxford, Lafayette co.
10. Minis, Hugh, LeaksvilIe, Greene co.
II. Gllispie, L., Wahalak, KemPer CO.
ls. MRGUen, Holly Springs.
10. Pegucs, William c., do.
20. Pegues, Marlborough, do.
81 Welsh, JOS, Wahalak, KemPer co.
20. COnkey, Jcs. j., Oxford, Lafayette
%. Jones, Letcis B., do. do.
"a. MOseley, John T.. Wahalak, KemPe
CO.
25. Rogers, Thomas J., Oxford.
90. Lambreth, }. W.. Canton, Madison co.
81. OuenS, William, do. do.
%. Phipps, J. NJ, Oxford.
90. Phipps, b. L., do.
80. SheegOg, John, do.
81. Phipps, w. r., do.
40. JOrden, W. r., Canton, Madison co.
80. RGyburn, L. NJ, Oakland, Yalobusha
CO.
"a. Hibler, R. r., Belmont, Pamela CO.
IS. Aston, p. G., Pleasant Mount, do.
SO. Smaher, r. g., Oxford.
81. Bramlitt, J. NJ, PontOtoc.
80. Bennett, J. NJ, Barton, Monroe co..
80. Strong, M. L., Barton, LOwndeS CO.
40. Fondren, William, Oxford.
Al. Taylor, D. s., do.
42 Means, j., Memphis, Tenn.
-. Coleman, A. J., DesotO CO.
ID. ElpinR, A., Carrollton, Carroll CO.
As. PhifeT, Charles W., Water Valley,
Yalobusha co.
40. Lester, S. p, Belmont, Pamela CO.
a.. Burton, A. S., Holly Springs.
as. Hurt, II. HGmmet, Oxford.
40. Hubert, ,. L., Aberdeen, Monroe co
so. Smiley, J. J., Reds Store, COPiah co.
81. Medders, ,. r., Oxford.
SO. Montgomery, c. r., Slarkvllle, Miss.
SO. EUGns, f. H., Aberdeen, Monroe co.
81. COttreH, II. NJ, Jacksonville, Mar.
shall CO.
SIS. Scales, }. W., do. do.
SO. Roach, J., Preston, YalObusha co.
81. Hudson, J. L., Lamar. do.
So. Robson, w. j., Charleston, Talla-
hatehio cnnAiy. --r--.-i
50. Rgelasdb =. r, Ponto,Oc.
60. onarles, u. T., MOatrose.
Ga Esrrar, r. g., jackson, Miss.
o.. K6IPstrict, Is,6., Canton, Madison
CO.
%. Olioer, ID. NJ, Riee's X rOads, Pa
nOla CO.
"a. RGOpan, r., Waterford, Marshal co.
IS. Earle, B., Aberdeen, Monroe co.
50. M'Bee, SilGs, Tchula, Holmes co.
~. M'Bee, Joshua, do. do.
-. JOHNSON, William, Monroe co.
20. Burniff, w., Barton, Lowndes co.
10. MaysOn, J. H., Jackson, Miss.
n. Amdrass, X. c., Vernon, Madison co.
2. Wyatt, r. s. T'chuIa, Holmes CO.
g. Herring, john b., POnlOlOe.
a. M'CIurc, Moses ~, COOsa CO., Ala
bann.
Since publishing the List Of the Students
Who had mairiculated in the University OF
on Saturday last, the 10Th Of
,iarch, the following young gentlemen
ave jpined that institution:
s. Leah, w. j., Tippah CO.
6. Young, Beperley d., Waverley, LOwn.
des CO.
7. Young, Thomas E.. do.
4. Young, James H., do.
O. Watkias, John, do.
0. Robson, Robert, Charleston, ITALIA
hatchie co.
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OXFORD.
FEMALE ACADEMY.

UVHe next session Of this school win
n commence on the 10Th day Of Febru-
AIRY next, under the supervision of Mr..
A L. LEWIS. as Principal, an able and
experienced teacher, who will be aided BIZ
competent assistants, ell OfwhOm, are web
qualified to discharge their respective de-
lies. We can safely recommend them %
The confidence and patronage Of he public.
The course Ofsiudy viii DO that usually
pursued in the hest Academies. The class
es are divided into primary and academic
cal departments, the latter into lhrse d.
visions
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EVRRY BIO "

VERY oDY!
"A IL penous posting sirayS viii plsass
A psad Do cents with the Post note, 9th.
srwiss Ger may not Be sttendsd 10. And
al Pc rsoas suffering stray poPsriy proven
aEsy viihau sll charges bsing paid, viii
- - aeepuuiabia.
A. WOOLvEKI0N. RnnrsF.
April eih. fBtg -.
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Watches! Watches!!

NOR years the strife
n has been not who ~
could make the best RTM
watch, but who could a %ASSr
mske the cheapest, o. ~
rather The lowest priced 1klyS
article, which is not al
ways the cheapest, end consequently the
great falling off in The quality OF watches.
We import our watches direct from Eng
land, France, and Germany, and have
been IL mOAths in preparing our present
stock. Our aim has been II have spleRd
id assortment of Fine Watches-as fine
as Europe can produce. This, in addition
to full assortment Of the law and medium
qualities, we are now prepared 10 show
the public, oil Of which will he sod at
small advance On the importing cost.
F, H. CLARK & Co,
January l3. No. 81 Front Row,
LARGE ADDITIONS. and more extensive
than ever.
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TAKEN UP by Grecnberry Hellems,
- living about twelve miles southeast
Of OKford, near Prices mill, one bay horse.
about seven OF eight yean Old. no make
OF brands Visible-aPpraised 10 SIS 90.
Also, one roam mare, about eight or nine
years Old, no marks or brands pereeivabie
-spPrsisod 70 e49 50.
ALLEN Wo0LvERTON,
Ranger.
M,reh ga, 1919.
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Wool Carding Machine.

Wool Carding Machine.
TIME subscriber respectfully announces
- 70 the public that he has just received
direct from Cincinnati, new WOOL
CARDING MACHINE, built on the
most improved plan. II is now in opera
ton at bis Saw Mill, 10 miles east Of o.
ford, Lafayette county, on the road leading
from Wyatt to POntOtOc.
Those having Wool to card would do
we'll to send il in, as he confidently assures
all, that, by strict attention HIMSELF and
securing the services Of an experienced
person, they shall receive nothing but
good rolls in return.
Wool should be cleared from all hard
substances previous to carding, and one
pound Of lard allowed 70 ten pounds o
wool. l.. i. WYNN.
P.S. Wool rolls Tor sAla 1T 40 cts per
pound. l. T. w.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-The
a undersigned Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Zecharish Fuller, deceased, has
presented . final account uf his admins
lFaiion on said estate, 10 the Probate
Court Of lafayette county, Mississippi,
and will, al the next May Term thereof,
apply Coz ils addition and allowance.
c. J. FULLER,
Admiaisfrafor, DC.
March 25lh, 1910. as
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arilhmetie.
and Geography.
ACADEMlCAL DEPARTMENT.
FIRsr CLAss.-ilistoTy Of the Uni'ed
States, Arithmetic. English Grammar. with
daily exercises in read ng and wfiiing.
SECOND CLAss.-Nalural Philosophy.
Ancient end Moderii History, Rhetoric.
Botony, Watts on the mind, Phys'0logys
and Chemistry.
THIRD CLAss.--Asironcmy, Natural
Philosophy, Problems on me Globes, Nor
al and Mental Philosophy, Rhelofic, Bo,s-
ny. Chemistry, Lain and Preach langua-
ges, and Mathematics.
To those desiring il. viii bs taught 0Ena-
mental NeedleWork, and Music on Piano,
and STREET at, ntion given % selsct noadlae.
composiuoa and ds6nfion thIoaah e.
whole course.
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~ nr's Lori.z o-rvI. H-STEs


eso eyes are cllsed--sns eeps a. last
We each : .,a ioy hc: guief Dr. a,nins
II nrst dark dsv d wee a pssssd'
h pier dean oer soei a = 5''-ins.
nasA. 49, '-.rouni e. ouTt5.-oG bed
Pcrc.slc1 = 20 .Jvo there s.Ifts s.c;ae;
Ne csInot nesr that s-i-!. .fead,
But 10 her sleep she mG5murs " Ao;he-
Bot four bright summers Ger her ness
Have softly. swse''v z;1ef ther b.ess.nz
And yet ,be Tnourneth FOR toe oesd
Wiz guis1 T. oursOals distressing
Al Day b. ever vie we We 'ought
From sorrows stern control 70 lars hsF,
Her Mid n Win from pA.niu. .hossh:
Scarce meet for n in3s and hearts d z'1rer.
With feeling far beyond her years.
Az stl We tried her grief 20 smother,
There STU burst forth those burning tears
With this sd vs ing, Mo'ner Motce..
Atlas, as meath sifi ctioa's blight.
She codly turaei from game s1d story
" tolt her Of the spirits Sight
To realms OF endless light and glory.
That p,claro Of . cline so rare
Bsougnt but,bis tno7ght anew TO grieve Der,
7 on for A., home 50 wondrous fsir
CJulA -ae xbo loved Der well thus leave her 7
We stroye in vain 10 l0.i her FEAR
Yves cusht in vain her doubts to smother,
More ,dly came those bitter tears
And this sad wsiling, Mother Mother -
/. ceased At length--.hosc weary eyes
We marked WI. lsnsVo- family closing,
And now On wonder u"h abe lies,
l. siombc- deep aud sweet reporias.
Ho.l hn.h l-sro1nd her c1rtained bed
pss,hA1ce It'll love there g'ides another
We cannot hear thst spirit cad
Bat in her sleep she murmurG Mother
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-..I,,. New. from nIssqu,rIa.

-. ,,,ogncad tie burning cf village o. the
-, ~ ~. crew u 81 American vessel under
,,s co,;n,nd Of Capt A. Draper, on secoant q
,Ssi,. cor,r1-.,r5 BY the ln1isEs- some troGbie
20. sx,@cted BETS esn TIE American al British
= ~-s,-5nf.,. :- ca.seqBea Tns ioiio~i'g
s.ts- f-or CO.: Dr.per, sets .as matter right, 81
ia a. he . coDcsruei iNa'v'''s p--
1890 n.r ls49-Es-izg ST. A. rTrci~ y
" - h-,ses eisrf sting iatsili xeacc frC1- Mics
- n ny duty - contradict I; IN s.r-e
ps,tscul.-, resartiss tie ba1aAas Of ~ Eilsse c
tqsra wa eoTeE s@si .ns eoeam5s .-Nioe Z nc
-. - - - N. yiIiars IL -as re sifacz: 1y
$500 or con.ehs Ssirtef VS. any q tEe eTsT 7'
-. s,,E a Draper concerned In t5s sss.f. 1h> ssi
-oTntted BY psss uesrs snd Se.,s-s % tie coast
~" Yogrs res 0ectfziiy, A DAAPEs
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cnrnl GROUND .as saa. ~. aIarl..

We observe tbs. noe "a - are h1Aius III "
rious quarters TO !-dueeth TIE Government 70 syptpP
ATE -. sums recrs.-ry the c'rsiruelot OK suL
canal around tte ssut n: Marie, h-s OPP mig - M
pablo the !ramfase nireTsi and Oihef rr'sn'es %
that wat end almost uisno-n region. We ooseis s
that for iAs yurpose H,1. J W Allen q Cio'r.A.V
with anchs~ rave zen - ctet - ne 9 ne 'i ~
Mining Coupsnies o. pvoceed - Nast'ns''p ara -''
with such information sd ,nhuencs s' tnfy gay po'
.ess The prosIess q span important AGA PEI,
ius The long scqnanTnce Of hr On WIN y.
mining Interests ~ re kor'h wet WI! feheei H'
services peculiarly va.a-L.e ard t;t-'eS'
We reccsci ina: ~ years 81. ne sisie o. Hicn,
gan offered - undertake aud csrry IN thi, no" me-
naed.d WORK provided he ssseut OF tag uJ'"fhn'"
could 81 ob alnsd 10 10 making zee Of ihe lee o.
,roerstnus,ec sax mill. which vas the piofefJ Of
the Julie. S,sta. ard occupied pofc. OK the e'"u.
necessary to be taken. Bat ia tne mld'i % oeuHn'
Of opplon In regard . tie !shis sAJ PoreI. o. ''s
different branches Of tee Govern msni = -0HN s.n
taleobis pur'c property icr ai,rs seei''Ae' pAp' y
plan w.s suffered - crop. iiehilsa is. I'm. s-'
Gill he ability 60 purs1s the work sra u IS a'l'
doned
In ADDITION 10 tL9 copper, such qaaofines ~ NI-h
have already been miBed % toe azores OIL Lsss g
vefior there have hec1 dscCre'sd Inc xLelsNV'' o.
posites Of sxceeciogy rch snd Vsllaeie li'n ore
rfa,.s ~ silver and otner minerals hsNe s'so o-'h
found aud l.hss. IL 80 sheet % ife4n ~ sf Hpoh e
globe will a,hefes tnnYe upon re .aof,, ~ 'iat
vast III nd 49, II 10 - - hqpes mt II - p'teiI
upens VI the U1itcd states do no more, u VII ~
Ian. s:anc cut ~ the way q ofr-T olioIPfkef y
opsnug up % re people Ct ire err-i-T ~. orc.d
asld for enterpTzs ana Adventure lO-o S1A9a ',u'
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AID TO GERNAS RETooEEs "A meeting for
;be ceus b. q the German Refugees was held Il CHI
eaz7 lll) On tae = l. H. sad ,hs amour. Of g y
c.!sctsd from the dIseren. Wards Of ina city, wa
Contributed Tor their fssL Among tbs sp'shers vA4
81 Eregc woo msds 81 address ~ Gsfuan. hr
Kiege va conspicu0us IN Germany says m C4,eas'
o. t5aas "a leader for tie Lib rslso aad F'es'd az
~ va r.osTsLs C1l:ross wolen sh'e neef 'o''
vssr n r,,p Tough Young man. his ifh1sIee
~as extens ~ sud always q the tis OF f-e'onl h-
las rrKau ~ his Fesd~rce Ia Cniesg', End h3it9f
OF th- O. srrr N D. there, will ~ II h-pPy isls
&C. 3on ,h- orincos suc ,0lducs ~ nis fei.o~ eogH
rry.a Who have found 10 cOuntry thoss privileges
srd rfsats wa.sh were denied tzsm in Fst.r!snd'
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Accompanying the estimates are sGndry pspers IT,.
Hshed oy The Treasury. War, Navy and laiSror De
partnept containing references 70 acts OF copgress.
~. On which the estimates founded
l am, very respectfully, your ooedent servant.
W N. MkkEOIfA, Secretary Of the Treasury.
esA sTsaasT Of tss House q R-?rs-.a'sdvss
The Commissioner Of Customs reports that
The entire oosI Of collecting the Customs in 'he
year ending with Jane .s.t VISA ss,2o0,O0o. This
has not hitherto appeared as part Of the National
Expenditures, bat was deducted at the several
Cp.lom' Houses b.fens carrying the collections to
sss credit OF the Treasury Ii is hsnceiorth, very
properly to so into the Treasury and be regularly
appropriated therefrom, making an apparent, bat
nc resi-, increase Of the AnseSl Receipts and Ex.
peadit1Fes. In making the change. Congress
ordered reduction Of the cost OF saeh collection,
20 sl,lOO, geo rather q " Wholesale way Of making
rstrsnchnent--but the Secretary reports that no
vii want o0, 900 additional for new Districts In
caiSornis, and s9s 900 ditto. for Texas snd Ore
goa and 5000 ( r increase Q! business In the
cider petitions Of she Union. Here, however, 10 a
very decided saving anyhow, providing the ex'
pssse eau hereafter be kept down to sl,Ssa,ooo
a estimated by the Secretary for ths current year
Tho following Ia the Secretary o! the Interiors
estimate Of Expenditures for the next fiscal year,
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..,r,, smith. psnatien Of Lsnd.

NorICE-To those persons Who wish 10 parable Of
srriI smiths gsrsrous do1s1cn II lard Tue applicants
Suus, be While Inhabitants Of me Ccasy o. New osk
h.,wss- ;se s.e. Of sd 90 years, vtruo1s "a -sts
.ot poor spd rsursy FREE from Ire vice OF ensibg In
toxieainx he loss Women well - nee are inead-
Cd ~ The ierns Ofshe gin -.
sacs per,oos ssoad Immediately leave heir spphes-
t,or. secompanieo witt tie h=st Recommendations pey
can procure. WIN issse T. HoPpsr AZ Ms 0ee - OsHre
loan COCHRAN WILLIAM kgAEYs.
lsSAS 4. H,rPsa, GEOnGE Il. EVANS,
DANIEL c. ArOS.
u We take the greatest pleasure in doing
something 10 forward the noble purpose Of Mr..
osaisds BY publissirs the above notice. 10 which
We ea The attention Of tie Landlsss ia this City.
Ed. Tr1.
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Co~Nissf,~ % CL,,ss AGAINST AENc0-a0H
lar DE- 3 i-fg - Th- Board met Pursusat - ldJ0u D.
1.r1t Present Ell the Comms'ioo-rs
~ George B,1-oa. attorney rt Fraacisco &c. 20
"a IKE n aver Of F-sz-.i5o Arena. nov before tni'
3lsrd o. one Of Ene c-s,. Of ae com1is.or OF II "
80 .rG -eosd ~ the upp.ss, sabm tad win rae
.iliaylI o. tss AID del doy0, motion 'ha' turner
fe witt th- frsi Monday F-Ofnary TO pro~Giin-
certain proofs seediul III. ease, 5v sFen; here
rpou,
'O,a,r,g. That the tine IsErI By tae party 81
graetst-
Th8 Rosrd then took ~ fSr eousiderson he css7 o
NJ. Nsyaet Meade, widow aud sole - -n.r'x Of Toe
ae Richard W Mead ana after holding .ao same ~
..si- tine under exarnina.ou, postponed u for Tie
yssf -ni
The Beard then sdjounei tlll 10 moro" J. a. y.
" .shin zton Republic An.
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N,,ion ioperativey demand, o. evea t7oia 'bs
y4,-;-s so Of Public Bankruptcy. That me &C.
qalsitirn ~ TsHas Ne~ Mexico, C,hf.rDis. &c.
has m}os5d hssyy and pefmar'lt iacreSfs r.
Expoh.i.ae On the Country il nantes. tu' q
mDoa To s-cateE = ths neoe.s,ty tor hettslch
ment AMI Economy IN every qusrter. LIT Con.
gress begin tie work il earnest, IA. begin nor
Y
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Mn NLAF : = sFN y 7 ' y
tts.or, Pasriss Of ne 81 has the foiio~inz
wass,e IN saturday. report cf Mr. Clay bf.sf,
bat yressive and p.iroue '2eeea a.en b. ae'er-d
- 49, r,v r., F,ilsv on s5e Occkson oi ht. Hee;ins
- F,.s =, a,-,.rr-. Ho,sl o. trat day Ire speech
mace .ceh an npre.sioa on iaoss Who h-s,d H. ihs'
Sasre a.rsl zi.h sKPress,i that iull AID an
,hsuuc repcf. wosld Be prepared Of u y ~ Gay
W., ~ r., hs-s OF Saturday morning rat Wish
- $50 10 hin, sni n YVES hOp-d thsi be rnisht
ea4 ,ine 70 prepare one We lrsf- from wsauins'on
mi, noruiss "a: ,sge me @-srt is-gasse uset >
10 C.y h.s not been gison IN ihs q ~ 'Peec7
- XV.hlnst,n desr-cd is DocssssTy % sugpy fuller
80 -. srruru,e srcsaEt u Il Ire spart Of y
speech may Be Inferred from ihs 'hs:eh - Peei'sel
Of IL 40 90 clearly isdiesies pr. ~ Wv 81
- a-rs.s ne present sess5a th-t q will prepare
me country 70 see iSese questions is.ted on BOD
sish t b ,atslsctory - every frSEd Of tie UnioE
ara sfalaI
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rnIi,.rr,, Enixrauts.


II brig SIX Brothers, from sseoi Ae ~ - ''
Francisco;
r.-s-- s.c-- nssf-r - J'srsi, s.sis' y 49, -
- F,.-~.- 4. .ol- go wars. 2 -, -
=, :. g.. $780, H. 49, SOS, -f, a - '1
80 i--r,-r s. san. s-.-. ~s-r-u o f.yf'' FAs-'t-l
Z stiy Oae.1. from B7s'oa' h'T' - Ok 90
Frsrci.eC.
- 90 f-1hT. s1gsss. IA ~ 1919 '" = -
49, 49,, So No., O. -7st7i ts-fsi ,laft. RI
T-tl-. - F-r--s Boz. ? atfrs
- ys.r-.T.rE ~ b 80. 500 q : s..s- A.
: s,.s . esss>.
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~ Mss Dremsr, scc2rdiag - shs Boston Be-
attended church vits toe society ~orsh2ping az toe
sslodeon-Taeotor; Parker, pastor. sac 'a'fiea al
Uxb-.srs over Thsokssiviuz. Ga Sandy evening &c
so-.. lev lonr. with popular parry - rsc,s. ~
tlrm@rs "a Wednesday sas Usiu hAPa hAlo
.rer.oo IL Concord
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Nhtf hslofiiNs... .sssss..sstssss. -
Araap MsAh, Jr i.esJ % ros. CO
vorK SvFREME covsT yVDSKs
Frsf Judicial Cisyief.
Wua Mitchell Whig IS Sc Samuel Nnes oeSls S7s
Walk msiority LIS.
Sec0Hs Dissrtct
Hasbruuck. war $50 John w. Brown, L q, CSC
Loco POGO msjorty LOSS
lara Ds.rta.
VIM h. Wright VS. ,i65 Hogsboom, L......sO'So s
Nhig msjoriN a.
F0arfs Dtssrtcf
Daniei Csdy, W.. q 962 John Fine L......2a 3d2
Wis maj lrigy 100.
ktflA Dlsfrscs
Joseph NulAn. W ~ f. W. Hub5srj. / = $40
Loco majority 1888.
Srth Dstria
John Wait, W......~2s S4s W H. shSnklsnd, LIS 0os
Loco majority 375l.
SsssfA Disrvfa.
Thos 4 Johnson. w y Oh Tier. r Strong, l. ~ 80
Wing m j1siiy liza
EtRArt DisuiH
ia, q Eoyt VIZ. i5S Nathan DAy,os :. Sc -
Whis majority } 462
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A QrE,rIos OF ABILLII-A lste Loco 70

QUFsrIoS or ABILITf-AE q late Loco Fooo
r,se,nk Il lllpois Jusgs DoU0LAs, senator from
th.t s.aie. sal nat gops WzST-okTa 'ao1ld -
kicked cat Of TIE parry. So- il a wei E-oSo nat
Ja3z. Doogss u about the sacriesi mn a Congress-
the lhort.esa he-g mostly IN hii legs AID John Weai
worth . The tie., zAn Ia cgngren. the isiaes' sesng
mostly ia ais ess- Ho-idns }: 70 fansy oPsfs;i0n
~ sc .asrs Dgusss Tyirg 70 Eick !5sn "en'sor'n
II
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CorsrERTrgrEE. ~ DETzoir. - TIE De;1oE
.S,s.,- y,r-. en gthered account Of TIE frisi o.
nan n.ued Priest n tai e;iy. Ger eoacscfie;nns
90 TSs iGforusef s1e PI.z-ips ~isne.s y = 'oa.-
su,p.,s Of thss character. Prtest- tc~sTer -" ds-
,e.rx~a ma rs o.aer naa arrested Tor pssj2ry bh
az IA, Prizes, had hn grss:se f.s eoarisrsr1s On
fofncT pcssEea