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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
WILLIAM T. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.



Provisions Bacon, 6; Beef, cts; Corn Mea
IS cents.
F'or-si for old-New 81
Uheat--Red 50 cents; White IS.
Grain.-Corn. 40 cts Oais30 80 cents.
CIorer Seed No demand
Uhiskey-27 cts
Beearar-lS cents.
Butter-Very dull, 10 to ~ for No |.
BraIldy-Apple, none offering Peach. none offering
Bar Iron-ss assorted and $50 90 when drawn to
order. :.
Cofee-Rio 8to cents; Laguira s. to 9 Java l25
Mocha 20.
Country Lmens-Tow l2and Flax Is.
Cotton Yaras-Saes IA to Is cents.
Fedthers-30 to 80 cts.
Flar Seed-Sales so cents.
Fish-IIerringS. No. /, 81 so; Shad, old 81 so,
new s 50.
Gitseng-25 cents.
Hemp-Ne quote 6 to &c, in demand.
Liiseed Od-65 TO ~ cents-dull.
Ldrd-6 g..
,HoIusses-lVest India So to 40 ctsper gallon; \
O. AZ to 45 cents.
Piaster-Lump So to g.
Sugars-New Oreans6 to 7 cents; Porto Rico to
cents; Clarified l2s cents; Loaf | to l25 cents.
Sah.-sl675 q.
Iaioc-9 to O. cents.
7m'-$3.5 50 per Dbl
JJool-23 to % cts. dull
II DOL R0lLs-No demand.
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@5= The length of Mr.. Calhoun's address and
the foreign news necessarily curtail our editorial
limits.
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and driven by Mr. John Aen of the most expert rens
men Of modern days.
Gentemanly Ushers in attendance to wait families TO
their seats.
PRICES OF ADMfSSION.-Box so cents-Children IN
der 10 years half price Pit for the Negro population
70 cens-no half price
TIME OF OPENING DOORS.-Aternoon Representa-
ton ] p Night, 70 p.
TINE OF COMMENCING Afternoon, at p. m
Night, SIP. m. G. L. EATON, Agent
To exhbitat Charlottesvilie Wednesday, August lst,
ss at John T. Hammers, Thursday g 2d,
g at Livingston, Friday, " Sd,
" at Amherst c. H., Saturday, 4th
July 26-4tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30

Important to owners of Horses ana Cattie
nLLOW'S CELEBRATED IIEANE CURE AND u
IL UNIVERSAL CONDITION MEDICINE, IS universal
ly admitted 10 be specific the following diseases IN
HORSES and CATTLE: In HOrSes-Heaves, Coughs,
Colds, Chambers, Horse sempei, HideBound, Worms,
Bolts, Scurvy and Scab: IN CatteBotts Staggers Loss
Cud -Distemper, Black Tongue, Colds Coughs, Sc
On ii these powders will be found to be the best renova
ting edcne extant for all herbverous animals they
crate directly lin smaller does) upon the secreve glands
and humos the BLOOD and when horses and cattle dull
and stupid and the hair rough and staring appear
ance while they changing their coat-a such times
few doses will be found ndlspensably necessary to bring
them into proper condition.
AGive the article trial, and it will recommend itself
DILl-OW'S GREEN OINTMENT
For Founder, Scratches Mango Scab, Diseases Of the
Feet Saddle and Harness Calls Swell Legs and Grease,
and for all cases where Healing Ointment is needed
To the Farmer, Daryman w DOL Grower and Groom, this
ointment is indispensable artcen proof of which
certificates of its efficacy could be given but Is not
necessary it will stand entirely It's merits
For certificates and particulars, circulars LETT with
agents
FORD & GRANT, Sole Propretors, Albany, N Y.
Price % cts per package.
For sale by II. STABLER Druggist,
July 26-lOtif l-ynchburg, Va
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RICH ND NARK cts

July %, lS49.
TOBACCO-No change in the market.
FLOUR-S5sa54 latter at retail. Stocks very light.
WIIEAT-l05All0 c. for immediate delivery.
CORN-55a60c., wanted for City
OATS-30 cents.
COFFEE-Ro. 6s =. Laguira, Gal; Java s. a.
l0s cents.
CUT NAILS-Salps al 81 a A.
WEISKEY-Cncnnat and Richmond Rectihed. 24a-
2ls cents.
FISH-Cut Herrings in demand at SCI gross. 81;
Shad dull at $6a6i.
MACKEREL-No 8, $4.25a$4.50
TEAS -Gunpowder and Imperial, 50 to 50 cents, and
OLASSES-New Orleans, bbls., 24a25 cents; West
MIndia. lSa26c.
CANDLES-Sperm, Soc; Tallow, l2c.
COTTON--S7a9c
CLOVER SEED-$3.75aS4.
FLAX SFED-None.
HERD GRASS SEED-Sl00.
TIMOTHY do $500.
PIG IRON s27l a 324 per ton.
BAR do-"Manakin Works, rolled and hammered
SS5.
BAR do.,-Counlry $9000-very scarce
OlL-Best Sperm, $l.20sl Soc Solar. 45a60c.
Tanners, Sllal2s per Dbl
PROVISinNS-We stern Bacon Sides. 6sa7 cts. Smith
field and city cured hog round Sc; Extra Hams lOa
! cts.
PLASTER-G Ground 81 per ton; Lump Plaster, So
from wharf, from Basin, 81.
SUGAR New Orleans, A. So; P. Rico, 43a6t cts
SHOT-6 cents.
RICE-33 els.
SALT-Last sales from wharf, ST.. So; store, $l.40aSl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-30
TRY IT! TRY TIL!

TNIIE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish the pub
Il lie with an article which he calls g ANTI-CHOLERA
MIXTURES This article is prepared from the Recipe Of
celebrated Physician and has been used by q
the highest respectabilty in this place for the last FIVE
YEARS. 1t is confidently recommended in OF DlA
RHEA, DYSENTARY, CHOLERA MORBUS, CHOll-
RA INFANTUM, CIIOLIC, Sc, and needs but trial TO
prove its efficacy 1t is not unpleasant TO the stomach or
taste and NAV be given adults children with IMMUNITY.
Certificates its good effects might be procured enough to
fill newspaper but the article will speak for itelf-try it,
Prepared and soldby
July 26-tsf JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
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No. 81
DIR. Hollands German BitterS.

Opinions Of tFe Phadde7phla Press.
esprit Of the Times, June 24h our good cit
liens are nvad the many astonishing that
performed by DR. Hollands celebrated German
Bitters they do not recommend them to the Genan
Medicine Sore all who afflicted with Liver Complaint,
Jaundice Dyspepsia Nervous Debility the Doctor has
many of citizens after the best physicians have fail
ed We have used them have proved to be med
cine that every one should know Of and refrain Civ
ing ourestimony their favor and that which gives them
greater claim upon humble eert they entirely Vege
table
s1he Daily News, July 4th says:-e'We speak knowing
" of DR. Hollands Celebrated German Bters, when
blessing Of this and diseases OF the hillary diges-
tive and Nervous Systems has not think equal II is
a Vegetpae PREPARATION and made acthotd 1lcoho and to
all nvads would recommend it worthy their confidence
For sale, in Lynchburg by D. r. LYMAN; and BY respec-
table Dealers, generally, throughout the State
Inlv Alt
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WE have hand few copies Of this work, in large
w volss which authorised to sell at the low
price Of 50 to close account. Original price s55o9
July 2-ifts D.BPAY NE * BRO.
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LAW NOTICE.

la w NVAHCE
TTNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
the unde rsigned, in the practice of Law has this day
expired by limitation They will continue give their joint
attention to the business entrusted the late firm until
has been closed
G. A. WINGFIELD,
Liberty, July 30-w3w n. H. CAMPBELL.
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FROM The Plniu..
Ccf.sr or t-.c. OF in- .t 1....s i.s-4-a.sl
-. 1 -. 49, -. n

FoHI LARAsiE, seys 80 .-it.
Missss. EDuOks-l sysii myself ~ t6r osss
ing mail from iors Hal, IN charge Of Picard AID
Taous.on, h. write you incoming the ioogerno "a
= re That mail hss Te fear, been destroyed IA AT
owing = thu murder II one ant yeshEPs b)tt II IT.
carriers Picard ~-s guide Tor BfeVet NJ simon
sJDs command, sud rhcma'9n ass7o MISTER to toe
train
They ..oopsd here day os two on their ,sy doNs,
receiving An add don to tr-ir neil
Wnon nesr Asa Hollow ON toe Plate thee seTe
net > QIisbupposoo) some Pawne@ lr5isus sd ODe
'dered perhsps both, the body # ons beios ,uul
-IhomhoG.
our Information or he sobl- CT IL =. lloHs Lieut.
Donaldson, Corp. Of Eulireers be Wsy TO ;nis
> see from Fort hesrny, met near Ash Hollow t~-lve
Pavree indians, who Waited he g1n Hhlls .leY
were tssLg their noon mes, thy s'-cd ~ '21le-
ihirs T. eat an 10 given o. thetn Lleut ID tn-E
started his way. They en1t8YJIta - ssIs q per
sua1e him 10 tske su0ihrr course, bat ha-ug thst ae
would o.! j, 30. snry hastily ieis him Ai.eT he had
iIsvtled about two hunfIro yafas from TIE spot Pc
met the lnosas, be loud Two saiil,s' oI'i'es e..
tao body Vi Jtnmssnn 9TH sav-r- Arrows ia tH, 1 r
at snc coat Il Pcsrd si'n C0pd if ss0 packages
Of letters. SC from FoIt Hsu, Containing msby letter..
from en- out the ms from tais piscs and ihe
snimsls were tot found. TaeTe have be-2 many cup
portions concsrriug the is;e OF Picard. Slme th,nk
that be- has escaped With the mail from this psce
others that he h.. been run wounded, Int rsvine,
and has there died Tho hsst tupposiaon link it
not protsbls. W. viii oly know when Ne s:tin Gear
fsom Fort hesfny
Tho mall Is stich send this soes under the charge
OF 40 carriers in lsni wagon protected by sn@l
military escort
some thhk ihe Fswneo. SO net murder Thomss n
but thuN there 10 &c ubt Of H. and that on s,c0-u
Il the hostility toward tse Sioux th,y committed
the Ia thc S1uK County for TIE p4rpns" o ~
cltrg the GoverLmsut sssins, the SLOAN. oar tn
proyem-nts SIC proz ~es.nr ~ the arrival q Nts
qaeE II the hrm Of Brttgec Nsfqdoz, nom Fort
Brdger, hear ths. bGt few 81 the efnsrsnis ali
winter a. the salt Ike tAai most 81 tn-m rave eN
chsnged q ctr sud wagons for rsck sninAs, sad
woul1 sot ugh g. tie RI DJ.a-0 In very good
condition
Il,uL Hswkiu. Of ine EGfs has Mt yss arrived
bur 10 daily expe ted He CONES frou Oregon = meet
the Regiment with 500 rsucns, bat dit rot rcaeh
Bear River In tme Gn1 orders were eI 'or him 90 Join
his comysry, G, at This plsce Brew Lieut. Col
Porter, Win c0mps-its nd M0un'ei men,
remain. II Fort Hall, thor about ve mil from
tie prescni sri Toe ile requiem, exchange their
hfok,a down tu.ms. for inose previously taken T.
For, Hal By N.J0r sn9nton the loads were limited
90 tVo ppuuts and q 10 .sii thy left Tort Hal
August g. IN better coniiiicn thaa when they lett
LcsYeuVOrin
pesertious we-e numerous. The cf4cors q. ] q
Hal a-c Bfsvet Lieut. Co. Porter LituL Russell, A
A . II sDd Lieut. H1N M. Cspi. Newton. Breyct
Capt Granger, aud Dr. Edsar
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The oo,ts,s has 20. ended Ne We hoped, bot
,bsrs 10 r.sson 10 be glad ths. II ia over, src that
the regular business Of Congress can begin. Ger
t,inly 10 occasion eyiss for the Wing parry 70
regret The manner Of its defeat |. hes faued -
cleo. the Speaker because I. xoad not resign II
,en 10 the ultra Southern iEAaence, instead q
standing where it has always stood. o. tbs sr''t q
OF freedom and fidelity 70 the Constitution u
has been beaten for refusing 10 sign Vir'os' re-
nunciation Of its opposition 30 the sPfeao q
~, point a. TO which the Loco focos ns' DO.
thing 70 resign. and concerning which saey' o.
course, could have 10 fcroples'
The Whigs might have elected the spesse'
any time since the opening OF tee Session, co0.d
they have been brought TO agree upon man
with name sntscedenis So5 geogrtphicsi pCii
ton Of the right stripe according n the STANDARD
Of Slavery pro2agan dists. A, il 10, they have
been defeated On man who goes sgsiL's Slavery
extension. their opponents have cnosen mar
who goes for it. Let the free people Of the
North Judge between them.
This whole struggle hn to'ned upon Slavery
and has brought out new Phase Of me
question. In times past We have heard greA'
deal Of the folly Of hair-kraiBed Northern fanatics
Who have sgitsted the subject. Now the fanst'
oism is on the o.he, side. Tho agitation comes
from the opposite quarter. Slavery 10 In the be'd
With ito srmsr on to frghten down and over nee
all opposition.
And no, content with carrying on manly com
bat. il seeks ia every tribe an OCCASION Tor an
onset. 1t apires TO dictate 10 the lowest things
a. we'll &C the greatest and will not be ss'l'
Hsd With less than the same absolute contro'
which il exercises on it's own plantations IL sets
90 unhesrd Of and monstrous rules OF orthodoxy
ADD lets nothing pass tina: will not adapt i"eh 70
That MEASURE. Now say in all frsnknes' 10
goutbsrn gentlemen that this 10 al uuwise course
in every point Of view. They d. not gain by 1t one
single advantage. They Brighten nobody and AID
nothing TO their own strength. They do nothing b.
ensure the extension Of slavery into New Mexico
indeed they can do nothing to bring the Northern
People TO ass ,nt to that and at the same time
they provoke new sectional anmositles which III
be hard TO oblterats. Possibly they cannot help
doing this they are 10 an unfortunate position
any set OF men who In this age attempt 70 deieho
and propagate slavery are so bot We assure
them that they are making tho most oalamitous
defense possible for their own cause. This we d
not regret In itself but in losing that cause they
may lose other things for which others az well As
themselves may hereafter have reason to be sorry
However, there is no great likelihood that they
will heed our counsel but as prominent feature
Of the times their recent movements excite feel
ing beyond Curiosity and anxiety.
of Mr.. Cobb az Speaker, We have already eA'
pressed our opinion. he 10 the hes, man OF the
Loco Foco or Slavery extension party.
of course we shall now have the Message t.
publish 10 morrow morning, unless some demon
snation occurs TO prevent
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Reading Railroad-rhe storm.

Clrrcsporisrce Of Tie Tribune
PIuL,DELgHIA SUNDAY N'c -.
TIE earning. Of the Reading RslroAi Company
during TIE preseut year were sAs37lo TIE Il
psr., we're lesI iAsa $50 OcO-ieavips Pfon' Ct
re.r,ysu!ui5n ct dollars Il ia srst.yias . knoF
,hst isis Company 70 doing 50 sell sho .aN ieie .
b,p, 5:lts hnsy settirS cles 81 al ia dihe liucs
hr-tps very hesvy blow Of vicd yesterday st7
-, NV Prasbytsrisn church In course q erecuon
ne corner Of Third snd Redwood as SoAth"MA
-. tlosn down Tee building bad - tar progresses
a. % be ready tor thu root .........- p.
We have very fow iFSrsscrcus 20 rcree g. cay &c
Aa.vy "A A.s had lsrdency 10 rsud a. caio'
.. .r4 thag- = bot igtl- disposition Shown % enAei
engagements until h. commencement " ne CIV
rhs - 0US r1srs-1ts very fair. snt We 50 eoui-
~ 81 o atvsrca cur quotations p. rrnts per nefn '-t
rr brSrds being held nru' II - u sor cly cVa'
,rmnoi ,siss rsnge from - ST 10 - Sna4 sass p
Ryr FtoVs.s! ~ CoES Mea. 10 orij 81 y . "hbAI
- ~.rsy hed shove tee views q buyers asd thtie se
n, 80. ws.tnr CosN-Srw yellow seiis resdiY -
-,.. rsr r,,bel fr dry parcels oars are 10 good -
mad =, s3ES5 csct. per tushsi and scarce NNisAf
ret. good demand Al ~ p cents 10 DDS ana u cen
So, o., srccx.-F ,,si Bblrd-sso So ~ ca >
no.. q 90 Gsrc-u 80 81. 500 Nav ss ~ -, u
sh.V : B..t LibsGy Or. 81, " Rfg Kh o. IN f
Gam aud Am RI l2l 10 DO, D. ~ - a., 800,
Eeftrern B,l,is-S5 too Nav % ~, 10 tsi' -.
RirRRs. - ~. . ooo DO. hN 50, $500 N-S =. -
.h5Gqt. O. 90 rag r. Sc, - + 81 slow TO- % o.
u sh,Rdg RR .5vn. n So Do, IS ~
Se.,n4 RA4, $500 L 20, o. CAP, lle3' $50 20
tn IiO. $500 Penn 81. S9i . GOO d.. es,h, ~ 49,
Tenn 81 July So - 90 60, So loo Rdg kR o" ~
-; $50 Nav %. ~ a.. 10 ky Bf lel ,..,-
a. RsI-S-lto %. R,-rI Cs.sl bs. g. q Nieti5urs
RR.t4, % Cam 4 Am RR, 1881 Soc abe MOTHS Cana
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loss 70 me Fitted States il Mosq1it!s sho1id be
cone genuine British colony, or 4, for Instance
tse Gag Of St. g sorge should be set up IN fScs
tar, or event large Anglo Saxon inf7sion
made into the whole Spanish American ~
AMI whist a Altogether unlikely a! O'o7
civilized power ssould sGeceed u P'oe4iiN5
piece Of unoocapied territory ard establishing =
respectable coicDy, We soo1d not Dc "4'n'9'o'
,,,o,g IN. oouplsiosnu Instead oi misiortane
:. lament or az injury 20 hinder We 'to4ia regard
:, Advantage 70 we come, and that even from
re ,oi,. NJ view Il strictly ses,h national
,.bcv Wb.tsvsr series s1d orir &c into c1tIvs-
ion the Gid lands # TIE tropical re- ions esPe
oially. ia gooi tniog for this oo7osry .. ell -
f1r Others, AID 10 our judgment 10 people ea7 %
toa. yo,k % vel as the Br9sb.
This ooes rot justly the coqr'e Eagl hss
hitherto pc raed 10 Contra America, Dor 10 70
propose 70 refass the ndy osss Of oar Govern
roeAt " any State Of hat country which nay asx
oar mediation. On he contrsTy, they shOGld always
be prom pity and effectively rendered OF every
juss occssion. 1. 10 the exc Usve idea c! III.
Monroe, which Of ste hs' been revived ard pro-
claimed ia some quarters with more or less a.
feet, 10 shico the considerations above V'ge6 are
opposed
Bat We are told taat 1t : cur duiy 70 mail ala
Republican principles AID PT'ven: aona'ehy rom
gaming sny lev power 10 North America u s
| yet 70 be ,hovn. however, SCAT there is any reil
danger Of such resul,. Suppose a. CsD"s'
America converted into a British Colony, i Jon
| viii. and whst will he the result The example
Of Canada, now discussing the idea 1t snneAs-
| ton % this Republic, Il conclusive an'Ee''--
| There can DO no danger to Republican pr'nci2is
from aoy new British Colony ,nat can be piart'd
between PAn.ns and the Frozen Ooeso' tor OWL
ized society teods BY al inherent aece''y u con
under them. Ia Ncrt1 America that tendency
cannot be ressted-scarceIy can be nlndered'
L.,ushave slt.lc more faith ia those principles
and va shall be less snxious 20 keep them out Of
danger, especially from any mes estatl shmtn"
which Grea, Britain may see 6' 10 make on tnis
Continent konopo!ize the ship cans she o@nns
and will not Try TO- ard for the rest there IS no
OCCASION b be troubled.
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STATE Of New York,
skcSErAkys OFIIoE, DspsEimt Of Con. schools
AIRANY Dec p I~fg

SkcSErAkYs OFIIcE, DEPARTING Of Con. schools
ALBANY, Dec. "a, lsiJ.
Il a. hk0cfs eEd ighabt4Hfs or : As0i pisfrfcts
IA impress ION -Iiensiycy prevails throws boat IT,
state indicated by Tia dsly c3rfespcnden Il tss
parin~ut thst the omission OF Ih8 Boards Of Slger
vsors ct iAe raFpecuye couutes 10 rNsa ths al
cltpr u amount 81 public money required ~ ih-
schoU az, t-yooses N.th tl- n-crssiy II preparing
the estimates ard voting The required by tla sei
tor tie support OF schools for the enfuilg year sut
that 10 suca resort ray BE- hst q The ole rs,e
system The superintendent deems u Il he utmost
importance test IBIS erroneOa, imPression should -
removed. Thsfe e 10 0tael rl1ts Known 20 to- AN
tor the fuppog. Of ths schools OF he STATE subsequent
y . the period ~hea TIE Ges So tu1k eject y v 80
thsn ttss which IL pfescroec y tha sw aa1 rate
oii Can lsgsy D. nste cot aa1er any crcu instances
fnr terms eTg.rirg alter tat csy flf sry future
schoo terms Ths omission " lie BlGt u : per- .
o-s % Sea- IA spsCI .1ssts tfs 1sess dukes I'd
irhA1isnts AZ, trGscs u tisricis as pr-scr5s1 ~
the ss "a ma % lie cogEt.s tie eDLus! u4-s IN :
Of to- Board - s-scy ecvn hsil before taf sc
tJgk rect sad 10 1f1ers an a. '44s naeui nsd taken
&C. before iha aDory..ors wors uec.s rou1ec oi
to- ,toc 81 ne go az, AID c thsic t1v-s urtsf
4. H. al such - 'si ~ p1C a-e- t-Utiet
an gomtt % s.e Cks5i4-ts ~ t--ir sCn.s 81,
s.eclsl neerst called r iaa. PEEp1e Gust &c based
gGga t1e sNls-as = ror 4olEe1. u P &c ~ 11ey
s11 the 3 reQGs To- ths support 70 scEs tor
III -as1-ag ycAr AK Ia pIlcG,-a - 10 p1-c
money aso~ts.t IS ea1 c1y % r-iG-- , si. ci
tx The >gpcr iE;-E-Cuf earn sly T-GsB tat -
temporary s.tiuocN bsrtseu o. .zxA.ou czsl aPQa
.1s aistricis "a u 81 c. ulces Ne ysrs.0s
save osos snsal- = 10 thsiE rvlri Ia .1e = dc
prosllicc5 " Ito 80, ~ rOs - e-In iie1 l.
operate rsriogsy the utsrt ,ss CO eYon ssaosl
e3acsaon ~ restrieuos ire tern 81 i-stTucncn O.
!sss period thea e!shi mc-t-f ne sFe-sg- cs-eto
lore n c.sietc $50 tie ssla- isSie-t1 -
patriotic Vi a. ~tch tA.-d - 81 .o. O. 80 iss-
.sSo,. sys:fm - -rsl s!y . de1e5 al u z sGi
tested c sassfGsy ssss.ti-s at sy..t = - tssi
- IS oNisai INNS ~ uc1. AO4'' -.
SIT a S.c-1s
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~ TELEGRAPH 10 rHs ssy.yuak TRIBUNE.
PresiaeaIs SleseaSe.

WASHINGTON. szE1sv- Dec .
TIE Presidents Me.ssgs ~ ceriiI-iy Dc &C.
liverso = ucrros fMc.6sy TIE Eozss VII ret a
- cock Msuoe 81 tEen - = 81 "a T. "a
mite ;, pcl1j- . psft u,-. re G--sl5~rt
EIprsss x.u DOT 2robs- 7 .,.ri before cock, 3 y
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NlKws OF Gss. CAss oS CALIFORNIA The
E'''o' Of The HssH la) ps@e-ss ssys Of q ree-r,
a,egyiss With Gen Cas-,
we asc u from ,se h9s Of Gen Casa himself bas =
s~ months Ego thsi be should esrssrly v,e for tie
stunss,iOa Of Ca forpia "a ststs ,.i.s Cc-.s,s,c,
ProAie'uns Slavery, as es eoaAlsese1 ,aa, ,ae cay
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The LAST BALLOT POD sTEAkER.-lhs .J.1g-
,ag se to names 4 tts voters on ire Vy laird sat
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den Ho hss tn.m Tor masters MISE. sad nisns. They
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would .so DO well 10 examine bic scck Of oesutu! f1s
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D,etb et Oliver Fuller.

CHAzLEsToS S1-tsT, De =
Oliver F7.isr, Esq. TLo nss been io' 80 yeas :
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-24

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