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H collection q the mo Interesting facts, traditions, biographical
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~ New Music.
lust RECEIVED old established music door
Of 2h Pennsylvania the following and beau
nu music which viii be sold al our reduced pcstonI cent. per
The Fashion Polka, by II. ID. Hewitt.
" TownsendS Grand Military roks performed by Fonester
The Nova Scotia wazes by winterbotto,n.
Sir Easy Ropdo designed studies young bernne by D.
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The celebrated "Pair Minks,p BY y.
X. Chuaa. d. q.
Lee, with yansons by Chas. Grobe.
Mary BIanc do do
IuciIa Polka " do
The Aurora waltx, Cor guitar, solo.
La Ladrs, hntasie composed by Henri Rossecn
When Morning beams, IN think u ieean sdafed by
When strive Thy composed by Belak
Merry Gpy Gin again, arranged for the guitar composed by
Glover
The Placid Lake, for the gurri composed by NJ Deems
Oct II
IL ceived choice lot Of fall goods selected with which
the attention Of the ladies' specially invited In bands have
Paris embroidered neck
Brccade and super satin
Pine pauze and cap
Fancy satin neck
Colored embroidered vevets
Marrow trimmings
In buttons, -
Coiorcd French cable gimp
Jenny Lind braid
yscquer-d, imperial, and zephyr braid
Barrel, net dsisy, and roche buttons
caps, hsndkerchef general variety fancy articles
Also aise assortment Of lace goods Of various qualities and
patterns. T. q. 4 A. TATE,
Oct io-eo3t Successors 70 ,. T. 4 q. King
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IN pur..nce Of Isx ZACHARY TAYLOR q the
United America, hereby make known
public ON he held s nnasEmsntionsd land omees
e state Of MICHIGAN, the periods hereinafter dessnse''
Al s land once q. GENEsEE commencing Monday, the
January Of the Pubhe anos
within the following and parts % sseuo"s WIZ
North Of Ne bsss as ssd sss II s principal mssdssH.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of presumption any of the
within the townships above enumerated required 10 estsb
Satisfaction &C the register and receiver of
proper land once and make here rsefsb
e hs rofce and befose appointed for the
the public Of embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
(onlu isriou roft the Teucrn Land
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ny the President Of the United states.

BY the Prcsident OF the United States.
@ hereby declare .sa snswa Ssi
State q IOWA a the periods hereinssr assana,sd 70 VIII
Al land Office * DTBTdGE commencing On Monday ,hs
sss Ssy he sosnp g 1s uoe
North @As tsss line and scsa eftAs h principal meridian
Township ninety eight, Of range three.
Townships nns,y-sI nnes.seven niney-eight range
Townships ninesydve, nne-sir nnescvcn ninety eight
%an nnf, 81 ss nSs
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day ner for the disposal OF the public lands within e
aforementioned townships, viz,
North Of The base lire snd csa Of the h principal meridian
Townships ninety four, ninetydve, ninety
ninety eight and nneiy-n Of range seven
and ninety eight q range eight = =
Township nnsy-hve, ,ownship (ereeps
twenty and sections thirty thirty oar including
Indian sseney townships ninety ninety
Tcwnshp- ninety two and ninety four, Of range ten.
Townships ninety nlty OF range
eaassar DAY q January neat a disposal public land.
situated within the aforementioned townships, TO wit
North Of s base has and Of The h principal mSidan
Townshps sIyeisht, and nine, Of six
Town.p. shy seven, ..,y and .irnine range
Townships ssp EIGHT and sixty ninc Of range eighteen.
Townships .sty-sism and sixty mines Of range
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TownsSp. seventy ana o rang. twenty
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an ssy e !sss, Ss. me disposal Of the public lands
North Of the base ias snd Oss u ts h principal meidan
Township seventy-sir, Of range tweuy-seven.
Townships seventy and eight, Of
twenty-eiGh-
TOsasp. and
Lands appphaicd BY law foe The use Of schools military other
purposes, viii BE- excluded from the sales.
The o6srns OF the commenced
appointed proceed order in which
with eli Dispatch until the whole shall
offered and the sales thus closed But no sale shall be kept
weeks and private of Of the lands will
until after the expiration Of the weeks
city Of Washington, this neen
nine. z. TAYLOR
by PRESIDENT
81 J. BurTKRsIELp,
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To Democrats the Publishers o. Democratic Pc
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nIE subscribcr having been disnissed clcsp
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crs OF finding employment either one editor o.
democratic - the washington Correspondent Of
several similur papers f'9 ttN
REvxREscEs; Amos Kendall and Gen. McCaaA Washing
ton James Buchanan, ESQ., Baltimore; James Page and
samuel Badger, ess Phiadephis Robert Mo.rs $50 New
York Jabez D. Hammond, Cherry Valley, and Hon. Geo
Coopesown N r. and Hon Lewis Glass; Detroit
Comnunicadons, postpaid, will receive due .isnuca'
W.ssrnoror, D. c., July 10, 1919. M M 3ilR July l9-a
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Every person entitled % The night q precnpea 70 Of IN
lands within the townships and townships shove
required sshih REGISTER
receiver Of proper land once, and make
be6e
~ public Of die lands emhacns
such claim viii be forfeitsd.
$500 100 ~ ~. - 71 4, .. BUTTERFTELD,
ss 81. -. Commissioner of ahe censrz Land Once
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RHETORICAL CsllecsAsns N Virginia, confAAnAng .
III collection interesting acts, undiuons biographical
sketches anecdotes relating u history and antquues to-
seer win Eeogapheal and statistical descriptions 20 which
aaa, with 100 enayngsi BY Henry Howe; one
volume Virginia. from its discovery and settlement BY
Eroyssns ume by Robert Howi.c. von.ss f@
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Aug S-seM ffhF siysf
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yITHATMANs Drawing Paper.--w. FISCHER, impoue'
superior Stationery pacment, Rodgefss euue
~ ke received, direct nom the manufacturer al.ue
DER Of the following MI Of which constantly t whole
/ sale o retail At stationers' Hall. =
Cap size 10 by inchesi DENY, Is by 20 nche- medium,
~ royal ~ by ~ inches supeoya by inches
Imperial By elephant ~ by - inches Columbia
innchrs n ~ = NJ nf '.'f July ~
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lS49.
INDfaNa ETEc7ION

The National In,elli,encer has received
through the telegraph the following reports Of
some OF The results OF The la,e election in India "a
The dates from Indianapolis are TO the 10Th
iosiant
Jo.eph A. Wright has been elccied Governor,
and James Fl Lane LieuIenan. Governor, by an
increased ma ,rity from the last election. The
L .eislsture Is, as is usual, Democratic by a
sma majority.
For Congress the returns from the first dis
lrict are favorable 10 Nathaniel Absnson, The
Democratic candidate, vino is supposed 10 be
elected over Elisha EmbIee, Wing, who last rep
Teseled II.
In the second district Cyrus L. Durham /,
elected by 200 majority over VIM. Nj. Dunn
Whip. This district was las, represented by
Mr.. Henley, Democrat.
In The fourth dIsric; George w. Julian, the
| Freesoii Candidate, is elected by 200 MAJORITY
lie received Ire Democratic suppori as weii AS
that OF his eva party, which accounts lor Ms
election over 6. w. Parker. the Wig catdIda'f
| This District was last represented by Mr. Calet
B. Smith, Wing.
Ia The fifth district WIN. J. B.cwa, late Seconc
Assistant Postmaster General, is elected by
majority Of 900 oyel Wn. Herod, The iIdepen
dent Whiz candidate. This district was last re-
presented by MIR. Wick, Democrat.
In he seventh district Edward w. Gaugney
WING, is elected BY 1000 majority, over Grafton
F. Cookery, Democrat. This district was las
represented by Ar. r. w. Thompson, Wing.
10 the ninls district Graham N Fitch, Dem
is elected by The small! majority of lao ove
! VILLA 70. on Wright The Wing candidate. THU
dislrc. was last represented BY Dir Ca:hcarl
Dem. ,. :.
10 The tenth dis,ric, David Kigore, Wing, j:
reported 10 he EXCEED ever A. J. Harlan. Ocm.-
! This tis,ric: was last represented by MIR Rock
| hill, DeEi.
From Inc third, sixth, and eighth districts We
have no reports. One Of them was last repre-
scented by Wing, and the Cher Two oy Demo-
I erals,
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THT RICHMOND ENQU1RER.
,.,n-s will finally adjourn on Wednesday

Legislature will finally adjourn on "eonosuaJ
next. :, -. ,;,r o,d
was extremely un"eh inns . aaona r Tie he
uonss A nrescriotion from my worthy friend
nr e General, Boysin Of Isle of Wight soon, how
ever, put me right again. lam indebted , to "a
friend for the above sketch, which is clear and
The members are going of next week
ami scarcely any will be left. The long ama a,,
of beautiful tents On the Lawn, whicn nav Isf,
nnch trcouen,ed together with the Lodgings leiI
yacant BY The Legislators, will leave abunda t,I
room o for a large number OF visitors, wac VII,
ihen be coming in. From all hear, cannot
doubt that this agreeable resort, whose assoc's,
lions and charms | shall leave win fesfe', a.
the moment OF adjournment, will nave d 0''-
liza nj season. ,.
p. S. The Senate have jus, adiourne ed, having
n i.sed the fourth part of The Code. -, my =, 9a'e
worked WILL ~ :. -
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KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

We have by Telegraph (says The National Tr.
elleenccr,) the following reports q: the election
10 Kentucky:
In The FIRST dis'ric, Linn Boyd, Dem, reel Iced
over joan VI Johnson, Wing.
In The second district jams L Johnson, Wing
is elected over Francis Peyton, Independent
Wing. This district was las, represented BY
Beverly Clark. Dem.
In The eighth dis'ricI Chas s Mcrehc:d, Wing
is re.cIcc:ed over Tfahue, Native.
In the ninth district John c Mason, Dem. is
elec,d oyer John B Houston, Wing. This dis.
uicl was las! represented by Richard French
Drm.
In the tenth dis,ric, Richard Il Sanlon Dem
i, eIec;cd Ever Joha P Gaines Wig, who was
the last Rcprescn alive.
Thc Legislature, as far as asceraned, is re-
ported 10 contain majority o! Wings; aud
aeou. fifty Wings and fifty Democrats have bevD
elected u Tie Convention, but no Emancipation
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FIRM n: Charleston ller;ury, August 10.

TENNESSEE ELEC rlON.-- Our lelcera.
phic dispatches have already, on The faith Ct the
returns from Middle and West Tennessee. an.
npunced The election Of Gen. Trousdale, The D..
m cratic candidate for Governor, BY 5000 majc.
ri.y. The WING papers OF Nashville, as late as
Saturday,, which cam. 10 han yesterday, ac-
krowlfdse their defeat The only returns VIZ
have. however, are the following from counties
IN East Tennessee, and so tar as they are con-
csrncd. are not all indicative OF The election Of
The Democratic candidate. We contrast them
with The vote Of lS47, when the Wing candidate
was elected BY about | 300 votes:
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COMMERCIAL HECoRl
RICHMOND MARKETS. AuGrJ

80 ~ - - SAA ~ . 4 > ~ I'LL
TOBACCO-'rae breaks are mol {,
week, aud receipts are very small Tor 4.
W III much more animation in The rna,.
So IS So 10 IS 80; common leaf 81
middling So SO S6; coed 81 s.
COED and fine manufacturing S. Slu
FLOUR-S5 p asked ior OIL and Z.
little demand, aad reccip's very lish.
WHEAT-GeLeral cash sales a.
ST l2t cents and 81 10 81 -.
CORN-52i a SIS GEMS.
CORN MEAL-G0 cents.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
FlSH-Herrings are very scarce; {
az IS; Gross sat 4 25; Shad S 50
BACON-Vnsinia cured s Gems. b
Western Sides 7 cents; Shoulders +,
Hams 7salIc; Todc & Wilson beg
LAkD-SarreIs u 5 cents; k,g, (.
WHlSKEY-24 IS GEMS for Rec
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NORTH CAROLINA.

II is believed Inc STATE OF parties will be the
same as in the last Congress- The following
there i. scarcely doubt, is The result:
Walo,-T l. Clingman. Jos. p Caldwell, Ed
Dsberry A II Shepperd, Edward Ssany, David
Ouhaw-6
DrMccaATs-A yenable, Wm S Ashe J r
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ITeleer,p.cd fer the Baltimore Am

WV lUhh August II
The sales OF Cotton reported are !!
probably more ct full prices.
Flour is bettlr IN the onlinued .igf
and the range is for superior 5 - :,
G,nssee 5..39 IS A; Southern IS
Corn i, a lille EASIER, with salcsal /
mixed Western. and G3i cent for "
yellow, round yellow nom MI. IS.
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Photographed for The Baltimore Anne,
Nsw YOsK, Ausc
The Board Of Health repor, 81 e.ss,
deaths of cholera for he q hours eutin,
to day.
PHlLiDE.pgIA, Aug
The Board CT Health repcr, c1ses
death OF cholera ior ,he "a hour, +,
noon to doy.
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PLEDGES

We End the following in one Of on, =,
II is too good 10 be losr.
"Gsn. Taylor has united F,,bs, "
visit The While House. P.,hs. A., Nj
avoid administering the p'.dgs 10 Iae !
as his Excellency has orosen All ,,..
XII since he was Nominated tor ~. : !,
gu 49, VIC
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CARRIAGES,

Married, al Oakland, Mathews County
day evening, 9th August. by tn Reverend
Brownley, sisjur CHRIS fupiiER 81!
MISS MARTHA HENRY, eldest daughter
Colonel Samuel Dicgs.
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TAYLoRIsM REGULATED BY AN ORIGINAL
The Blu. Hess Che kan, one OF the hrst pa
pers 10 nominate General TAYLOR Tor The Pfesi
d.ncv. ard always jealous in his support, mus
repud aes the course O. his Administration:
We were among The very FIRST to hoist the flag
Of General Taylor for The Presid ncy, because
we thought him honest, independent and capable
all al nit that but for our support he " ud
have los, Delaware ALI The ind pei dent, unpur-
chaseable Wings ard Democrats went TOR the
oid here. We u,d rs'ooi from his letters, &C
thai he W uld administer the government WIN
principles OF the eaIly Presidents; having NJ
friexds TO reward-nS eneaaies 10 punish We
have been disappointed. Prncnplion has been Inc
order Of the day. We expected The FRIENDS Of
TAYLOR 10 SUPERB, d. the old haLds as las as the
commissions expired, bu, no sooner, except ior
gross ard pa!pable incompe;ency or lmprcpns'
". Instead of this The guiiloline has been al w'rk
in The appointments The best Wings have been
neglected or treated conlumely. The real friends
Of TAYLOR have been almost moeked at-ther
recon- mendalions utterly srega'd d. AID The
5etests OF an unprincipled Clique been taken for
nc voice OF Delaware. Bur Delaware frcemeE
will no! tameiy bear TO be lramnled upon. De.
mocra'ic Wings have The spirit, The will, and the
power 20 90 Justice 10 themselves, waen eliques
and cabals ~ d pat heir ieet upon iheir hecS'
like slaves. Remember fy'anls, y1ar DOOM u
comin.!
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[ rc,egtapi Cd 10. ne B.,l,.nors 8

The Pres;d .nt ri The U.r,c sal, ;.
MED By w. F. Johnston, G,yeroor Of +
vaGi, and SUITE, auiscd nvr-as a.
evening.
A large conc urse a people were a
Tor, ard when The 'raia, containing ,ns
arrived, gave The heia OF Buela Wis,
hearty welcome.
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az We are requested to STATE h3 new Pos
Ofi:e has just been established in King VIII
liam county, called "Atquinlon.' William NJ
Gary is the Postmaster.
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Died, on Saturday, the 4h ins,., Al hi
ir Orange county, vi sinia. Mf.
Graves. ST., in ne 75h yea! oi his ss
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THE BARaUE HEBE.-A Ieu,,
in Baltimore da'ed al Lima JuyI7 i.
barque ue5e, Stelsep, tom B,I,,m' =
lrcm Chill last mot b ar Sal Franc;.
came near being LOST in TIE S,iai,s n, {
Lost nine OF her people, who aolamon,, -.
in. Tenagel Fut 60 Islam" ~
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TeIegIaphed toI lhe Cnarlr.on q

'"e OHarItsOn c.
The evidence in The abduction Cas-. /.
AM couGsel commenced their aronn =
The brig p Soule, from Havana ,a
cobfi ms the report tronch, by .hr = -. lN'
respecting REY, The abducted So, e@s
Captain OF The Soulc staes ,bsr t ).
with the American Consul, wb0 cav ~ y
was salisfi d with his position a, gana.
The brig brought dispatches from co. a.'
BELL. oor Consul al Havana 10 ,hs wv
at Washington, which VII probably =.
vexed question. -