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aurliou. bringing ON au average one shilling
zach This Wr nets tlif government an a-
mount equal 90 the price fDr which the land
can Boz entered
lH,- most efficient steps have brrn taken IA
protect thr public lands i0m drprldalinps OF
thi- NATURE and We think with very fair
prospect at surrrs."
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THE ALED OMAN.

stage va. fred into and of the passruhrs
wounded one o' them has since died Of biz
wounds. 4 party of AeAicans were arrested
IN the vicinity If sonora 90 the act ul burn
ing the bodice Of tWn Americana
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In Chitcndcn Couuty-thc headquarters
of Old Zinc 'or Anti-Wilmot proyso dcmor-
racy, we see OPENED the Gulf into which the
Wilmot rroyi-o Is to be- pitched "ncck and
heels ,'laud that too, 10y the free democracy
The old Liners met in Convention, nomina-
tod County Officers, aud adopted resolutions
based upon the Baltimore, or in other words,
the Cass aud Butler Plaporm Tho men
put in nomination profess no other or differ
cnt crccd,ond openly rcpudiatc the Wilmot
Proviso as test And, reader, can you he
lieyc 1.-THE party protesting to be free--thc
free democracy of Chttcndcu County, in
grave conclavc, nominated three of these
mUu, HIIrt adopted rtCm Gs rtCtr caHtddTcs-7
and,o course, Cas- and Butlrrthe Baltimore
pro-slavcry Platform and all
This is the ground of union-ths is the
entertainment to which free soil mcn-ayc,
trce sail why's, are invited. Into this pro
slavery gulf will all such men find themselves
that follow the decoy of the proitsscd free de
mocracr. There is the destination ofthc par
~. Let all honest free soil mdn ponder wrll
their steps.
RErURNEp FROM CAtIFoRNtA-Fow
ofthc "Pcacham California Company"-com-
posed principally of persons OF Pcacham and
DanNiHc- rcturnud homn last week Two
of thcm, Martins, belong 10 DanviIlc. Thc
four bring home about $4,000 each ThS re-
mondcr of the company had not, all ofthcm,
succeeded quite 80 we'll; hut as II whole had
done much better chan the average among
the diggers, The company had dissolved.
but portion Of them purchased an acre, and
were lucky in making good selection. Tho
individuals returning had seen enough of
the gold country-onc of them was hut just a
bio 10 get homc-sod out their shares of the
aero upon favorable terms. They name some
individuals who went out from this section.
who had not been able TO meet their cxpcn-
Sos, and-say that there are n,ultitudcs there
digging in the hope 10 gel onqugh.to enable
them to- return 10 their homes
------l--a..
DIR. WEBsTER.-Shcrin E,clclh has is /.
sued his call to those designated to attend
The execution of John w Webster, on Fri. |
day, the 30l instant, II eight O'Clock, A. NJ, !
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Election, Tuesday Sept. Cd.
TOMN RErRENENT MINE.

We again admoni.h our wing Gicnds to be-
on the atcrt, and make yurr, in uii ru--ibir
eases, Of Whigtown Representative aud sem
tors. II all important The election OF our
State Tickct may 20 10 The Lcgi.latnrc-Le.-
i'rrop MA jHiH salts S,HaioF certainty
ie'H and our political opponents orc making
desperate efforts to obtain the House and
Senate, that they may fIl the office with u
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Four holes to the depth of fourteen feet
had been charged with powder on the top Of
the ledge, and also in the pit Fire having
been set 10 the fuse three ef the f.pr explod-
ed cracking the ledge in direct line with
the holes on the top, and throwing out the
tamPing of the three holes so much that the
workmcn thought there had been an cxplo-
sion of the whole. But on examination il was
found not to have discharged, and the men
were immediately set to drilling it out; when,
unexpectedly the powder igrtitcd from the
drlli' blowing one mans head completely oil,
aud wounding two more ina most horrih
manner, The only wonder is that it did not
Kill more as there were 20 Or 80 men TO work
on The same ltdgc and number OF spectators
were looking on at the time Assistance was
rendered 10 the Wounded men by-prs Me--
Nab, Darling Blood, and Bugbce, of Wells
River most pitiahlc sight it was to visit
tins scene of 'tcath aud hear the wailings OF
the friends of the unfortunate mcn. %-.IwQra
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From OnraoN-Thc five Indians con
vlcied OF the murdcr'of DR. Whitman ware
publicly executed at Oregon City, by hang
ing, on the Ri, Of Juaa-e The thrcg who were
tr1cd tor killlnga portion of marty nl -.lni-
grants, "trr. tSrrtttrd eatls.iu NAV.
The country in which the gold has been
found is one OF the hcaItliest II, the world.
and If the mine be found to extend over a
large region Of that tounlry,it will soon De
t"cmng viii, nm o,crdQwing population
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THE DAY.

The 3d day of Septcmbcr-be it romcm-
bcrod, is the day of the election 1t is i'm.
purlant that every man should Know fhis and
have his business so arranged that he m,,.
attend at the polls, and that in season /.
there any freeman so regardless of his dut,,
"a. the state and to himself rs to rciH3in NJ
home at such time, foregoing his PRIVILEGE
OF advising in the appointment of persons to
make and execute the laws under which he
lives We fear there are many mch-mn-
ny who knowingly neglect to perform their
duties ne irccmcu. Al such should be ,isit-
ed and labored with faithfully. Let every
voter constitute himscIfa supplementary town
committee Ia hunt up dcllnqucuts and bring
them out To thr polls. 1t is if possible, more
important this year than ever before. To hn,r
n null vote. H'hc amount of work Ia he done
is vastly greater than in former years. Be
stiles the town. county and state .,lli,.,.,---
have TO elect a Member OF Congress. and in
cilect-a United States senator Whether
these two latter shall bc firm opponents of
the extension of slavery, or whether tbev
shall be mon who will Nitrate as their nyvII
or the interested thc.party may demand be-
tween the Baltimore and Buffalo platforms
VII depend entirely upon the efforts of the
Wings at the coming election. The senator
certainly can be secured; the Representative
may De Vhey ,rW bH tabor in he taRh.
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RErURN. oF Norrs.-Our friends in all
the towns IN the three northern Counties Of
the State will greatly obligc us by sending 10
u- nc TVTUlf ~ rhr rtrrt1UU IN turrHHy ny
thc earliest opportunity
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M NOT DECEIYEpl

Wigs, be not deceived with the idea that
the lorolocos are not doing lhuir utmost ~
-4uin tl,e asccpdcucy In Vermont
Ire IMAM thcy are making greater oHcriion5
THE year than they did the last, and that thoir
organization 81 complete.
last year ihcy made lpliso enough IN a.
rouse the Whig-, and did do il and got de-
fated.
This year they have taken another nunei
less noise and more Worki-aud hope thus
N deludo the Whip- with tho impression that
theg aFe indifferent
MIN o'so. They viii leave no stone mn
turned a. carry the State, and every locoioco
win be a. the polls thai can hy any means To-
got thcrcr
WINGS see to H. and let hot one vote
b. losr victory viii crown your efforts.
Rally All IIANps 80 THE PoLLs OK
TUESDAY!
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49, RL4nLCllkIhhl th. convention recommend
hat the several officers to be- elected Ly tho
people, named in the article, ct amendment
~ the Constitution adopted by this CouNcu-
ton, except Justice of ilto Peace, be- voted
tor on the State Ticket, aud iu the same box
.'.-l-that tho Ju,tipr- of tlic Peace be- voted
FOR in separate hoN, to hr provided ~ the
several town, Cor that mruo,c."
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Mlssorm.-lt appears toto pretty well
settled that the Whig- have carried four Of
the five Congressional Districts IN Missouri
In the present Congress this State b rep
resented entirely by locoiocos, The Lcg'A-
TURF stands. ~ f,r, IT, ioiat ballpt-WhisslG4f
Benton, 40, anti benton, 2s,
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

We learn that three Irishmen were blown.
up ON the goth inst, While blasting a ledge in
RYcgate on the Connecticut and Passai,,t,si,,
II, II. Road. The circumstances arc as fol-
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seNAfoR 1KNroN.---'rho 81 Louis Union
says that jan Benton is defeated as candi-
date m the Scnatc,hc will at once offer him
sell as candidate for Congress in 80. and
stump the State till that time, arraying the
'mhatu'd host of the democracy for the erca
Presidential contest nrthat year.
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w. Hon. VIM. Pitt Fcsscndcn, of Port
'ahd' Me- who some years since, ably repre-
scntcd the district of which that is the nrin,.;
pal p'"sg' in the Congress of the United
States has been again nominated by the ,,b;cs
with great unmmitv
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Gbr 4 aIrAuui0u

llrre .halI ihe rna.s fI1 leallrs ugHt maintain,
luuHrI nf influence, nd uuhnirl ly ul'n-
llrr patriot Truth hrr E.HrYuf Wn'Hl's 4lHr
rlulerif" iirI a"n, iahr1y' hn1 Law
ST. JoHNsBURY,
Saturday, August 81, 1880,
WING NOMINATIONS.
ron UoyFHNoHt
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS, ~ Rutland
Iou o.. GoVEHNuU,
JULIUS CONVERSE, of Nuui-iopt.
FoH rUrSsUHIgu,
GEORGE HOwEs, v Montpelier
ORLEINS COtNIy,
ron hENATuu,
-l-ItEN RY 81 RATES
ron CouNrY IrpGr7,
SOLOMON DWINNELL,
LOREN W. CLARKE,
ron uiGu siumrG
ELfSIi \ WHITE,
ron rrArr'r ArroHNry,
JOHN WARDS,
ruu WGU UNILrr
SILAS SEARS,
roU IUpGr 90 PROBATE, .
ISAAC y. CUSIIMAN,
ESSEN COLN1T
son rtSAfoH,
JOHN DEW Ely.
ron youNtY Jupdrs,
DAVID IIBBARD, %,
OtAMEL CRAW + ORD, Z
ron IupGr 90 ruunN1E
JONAH BROOKS,
ron STATE" ArrouNry,
WILLIAM II. lIARTSHORN
roU uGlr surmrr,
GREENLIEF WEBB.
ron uIGu nNtLrr,
HIRAM i. OOPER.
CALEDONIA COUNTY
SENNroHs.
j. 4 NJ y T. Il 7, II s. T ! y G. :,
j O SII 4 \ = T T. V EMS.
CoUNTy JUnGrs,
ALTER II ARN Ely,
j \ VI T. : u. - T. l. l..
SrArI'H ATTORNEY,
ii T. Ny'Y s. Z Z ut r FIT
.iruGI; uT i'UuUNTT-,
CT ARLE y 5. - 4 MA.
StrUtiT,
~ O II G'E - T..
ITi@H HktfTfP,
ERR A. 4 4 RkS.
ron CoSGRFss--iru ptsruICr
BLISS n. DAVIS.
Election, Tuesday Sept. Cd.
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MANNEn an NnrING.

The manner of,oliug Cor County officers
and Justice. Of the rcarc r defined iu tho
ANNEXED rytrart from the journal of tho Con-
suutoun Convention, Il will be- found on
page one hundred aud lourcn:
"NIr villa. introduced the following rcsolu-
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DIR. WEnsTER.-Shcrin' E,clctll has is
sued his call to those designated to attend
The execution of John w. Webster, on Fri.
day, the 3oth instant, II eight O'Clock, A. NJ,
at the jail in Luycrcrt street, Boston,
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rmn rnovIso rs ANrIpnovIso.

nan UT tIrIr pTIy
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The sas Of no person win W sas~sd sps@ boeh u -
payment o. ms subscription b. made n advances ~
Distant sabsebss may forward money ~ issr, hs postage
which win Be paid BY us all rk by ourselves In m
safe transmission. III fMf Mf1tN
COUNTRY PAPER Is publshed u weekly during iAs
sioas Of Congress, and semi weekly during Inc recess
Subscriptions . period than win be received
terms pfopoflioned 10 the above annual rates.
0y-PosTMAsTERS authorized act ssenu and by
sending subscribers, with so enclosed,
-NREKL subscribers, Gas enclosed; svr WEEKLY
subscribers go enclosed, viii be entitled % copy q me
edition they furnish subscL for, srsf- .&
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M w. GAIT y BRO, beg 70 call attention to their
III Of Watches Jewy and Silver together with
every variety OF aud fashionable article in their line which have
selected from Ofe Northern
and Manuacturers and purchased directly Of them
upon best enabled sell
dealers in the United states st8.
We have just received beautiful lot q Goods suitable for the pres
Charms Thmbes, chdrens Rings Armet silver Card Cases
Bouquet Holders Napkin Rings Cups Forks Spoons &c besides
ncknack
Watches OF description carefully repaired Being ourselves
practical workmen, and having long experience this branch Of
business confident Of giving entire satisfaction
% Gold and Silver Work of description made order and
precious stones set in the most approved style
M. w. GAIT & BROTHER
Penn. avenue, between 9th 4 10Th streets,
Dec l9--6t Washington.
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ALA WILLIE DE PARIS.

A LA WILLIE DE PAlxIs.
Ersaeh Coactoaery Boa Bons Fancy Bors, Comesfibes
RI. Gc.
GAUTER respectfully the public that he has
W. completed winter and IL fully prepared 70 fur
nsh
BALLS, PARTIES, DINNERS, AND PRIVATE ENTERTAIN
SERVES COMEsrIBLEs &c., &c in the best manner and at
shortest notice M
He would state given particular attention. during the
past summer, manufacture Of every description Of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BoN-BoNs, &C.,
especial attention, he thinks he has arrived at
this branch Of his business which s not equaed by any
other America by the large orders he
unnaiy receiving from the North for these articles
FANCY BOXES, &c
importation goods has arrived, and viii be
Saturday, the I'D Instant winch he
paicuay desiring holiday
which, beauty Of STYLE will VIE with ever i'm
ported county, and viii be sold on the most reasonable
The following now s,Oc and constantly for sale'
800 Pois kFfthss
500 Mushroom = rt& 4asa4~s Agf rHH
100 do Trunes tA tA44 AZ. e. stet
Large assortment ssa accs, spanish olives
300 bottles currant Jolly, assored sizes
5000 lbs. chocolate, Of different kinds
300 kegs grape
900 botilcs tomato sauccs rs per bottle Il
Ie has hire reasonable terms, the following ar
Two pair of very candeebras
Silver spoons, large, dessert and Yea
Forks, large and desseu
Glass Of every description -hEt " Aat z
Large assortment Of patcse efruit stands Ac
Dec l3-3taw2w corner Of lth street, and Pa avense.l
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QENEEIT OF the Ladies' Union benevolent and Eni-
ployment SOci ty.Ihc in eiocuon connected with
Woodbu Academy take this method respectfully inform the
public the solicitation their friends and PATRONS
they will repeat this Thursday evening" the 27 instant the eIhb
ton given BY them the 2ls 8g6 .r3 81
proceeds OF exhibition appropriated the benefit
of Ladies' Union Benevolent and Employment Society
An excellent band will be In attendance and enven the
the evening by the Of several pieces
diciously selected for the occasion 8s55s .
friendly benevoence respect
fully invited lend their assistance in the fuherance OF
benevolent design aNNt laSa 56 ~. fsH
Tickets admission ia cents be had at the bookstores Of
Messrs. Taylor Maury r. Farnlam, a the door
Dec 81 HENRY Il. WOODBURY..
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The Anasrican Railroad journal pablshed 81 Wal
several ssmsn se eass sasass & ss r.
iesdlns % . Iailloaa men y !le county
aIn gsI and n @ Ne y % y e
tenn bcgnnins and contributed % carry t Onward
Ill the whole civilized world has become dependent
Ihs locomotive railway system has become the great neess
s, idea q modern has already 70 relieve he
burdens q labor y minister y wants and ana
most esiraodnary good ts wosl
has yea reached e oarl win speed ID oa,s,ppa n ae
bul-man living breathing, nanisinet with new lie
new new es sns ns wsas and WITHOUT ss snass
sniosnsn s pyes and he various Of
] % ans s ss y sssy
creating sources and multiplying 70 an infinite
L moi achieved highest work has
aa oee
bonood, ALPHABETICALLY proongs being four
~ s%f ,S y sss sss IL s
Views accordance WIN pis eondaei sns
The history influence improvements Of the railway
careful inquiry nto is aesnsias discoveries, sas
% as and
maeed In nc range q on. labors y. " III,
mansaefurs Gn
S s ss IL s% az T. nns ss asd ct
Mr. Hodge has for been engaged in c Of
embracing descriptions detail ore,
working different
several blast furnaces and s result. o. their working This work
published condensed Journal,
weekly papers, conveniently arranged under appropriate heads
with statistical tables Of different districts, and such plans and
drawings may be- found desirable.
Besides this work ron Mr. Hodge i g furnish q e Journal
detailed accounts Of the copper and lead mie Of the United States
which have been carefully examined by him, with information
mining subjects generally. #4ssv1g
These Indispensable parties engaged
mining This attempt
tho iron manuciure and mining Of the whole
country M HFSss tsssf Esf5 ear IN. eSH. S8
II James, Providence engaged
Journal He will furnish
progress invention,
Of the Misunderstanding interests OF tho His reputation
mechanc asuccesul able writer
well known the public He will also furnish valuable
formation touching ether branches Of industry and Of business
Britain her commercial and political
mechanical invention Of her people
other
American skill industry, and enterprise, giving dsin
gushed To
railway, the valuable Of ALL this Journal will be
esly devoted.
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NVlstar's lsaIsam OF Wild Cherry.

buIsHHh VI WIN OHcEEys
iHAT what adopts
what all all places unite
valuable So doubt popularity of ts likes
It's deep and time destroy it. The
which has attended this medicine for several years past has
preiudces respectable and article
among bcugs
age eadicaes the disease for which
II Is recommended.
M From the Boston Post
S. entitled
which believe the best preparation hitherto discovered
Of colds and other consupve complaints Having
medicine, with confidence sautary
effects removing colds other complaints incident to This
OF the year 4ta@aF' Ssf
For sale by s4 II. y. PATTERSON,
Nov. 25-a Washington, b. c.
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DRAFTS Tenth Annual sale OF Boolks-Mr. PRATT u
opening and best stock Of books offered q
this purchased for cash at the New York and PhA
depha trade sales expressly for this market The books e
Of them rich and elegant nxhng,
suitable for Chmas and New Years presents library e
standard works, in the various departments of tsraue
blank books &c Those who wish 20 purchase
books AZ pryrsr rne M psicss 10 sf shs Uusss ~
Saturday evenings December % % a 81 o'clock and
every evening until the whole Sold Al my
Dec rs MARTIN 4 CO., Aucionees.
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rRAND BIRTH-sIGHr BALI4.-The Franklin Fls Com
Jake casurs In announcing 70 the public uAt ey win
sixth Annual Birth Night Ball Thursday evening"
January 1880 Hail. they will be pleased
friends and fellow hen wit
Neither viii make
this e most brilliant balls ever gwen BY the sod F.Askin
T. First Ward Butts drug secoad Ward Paer
sons drug store, Edwin McCubbins Third Wards y = Pow
Ward, casparss, Capitol ii D. Kelly Navy Yaas Or q
OF me managers door the evening OF The ball. M
Genemen clothing taken Of by proper persons hee q
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DUCATION-Ihe Of desiring for their
the advantage Of thorough insucton IN union with he careful
allowed by the plan OF select
school, Fairfax Institute, winter session o which
The st uaton OF the school
Virginia. within miles AZ AexAn-
dra reired agreeable, and healthy The effort hehsa.l
made pupils influence Christian fnci3eS
English, French, Ladns and
Mahemacs and other branches of liberal
preparation for college.
Pupils win be received ut period Of the year IA. l
500 for m0nt nom Ocober ist 70 ne
following August proportion for less nc payable ssntanau-
brothers. $lo0 each for the session tsn
months; $40 bedding during the first ~
Address Rev. GEORGE "A. SAIIHs fnncipe.
Nov 2S-3awdA2wc
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Of watches Of every description "a
United arrived In washington,
Of watches and Eanrd
chains that appeared Washington City,
New York 3sss gta .s Az As.s{esgh n
wishing purchase Zinc article viii please siye
call. 5t VI, $ss.1 .s. a. Y. huGuENiNs 8sgs
Al J. Montandons old stand, Pennsylvania avenue,
between and 18th streets, Washington, u. O. ]
Principal depot No y Hickman street. between William and
Nassau streets, New York *s st ssa
During my abscnce my establishment with c.
uuuen Switzerland who perfectly able 70 repair al kinds
Clocks consequently recommend
him 10 my friends and the public generally, ..,
Dec. 23-dlms 49, #8sag j. MONTANDON "a
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ISIkIESH FRUIT, ALMONDS, CcJust received from late
arrivals n t3Fs n s4 4S 5-a&4 4N aF
3l7 boxes half quarter do, bunch rasins
l65 drums smyrna fgs &8s
fs6i - boxes do Genoa citron N8 N8aA
a5 kegs superior Malaga grapes
fancy fresh prunes sss s,s8Aa
II fresh lemons st 4s8e ss2ks ss
10 Canton ginger ea4saaa &stS &
10 do West India preserves g4
IA barrels cIanberies In good order es,s
l225 lbs New Zante curranis
7J0 lbs MarseiIes almonds Mht@&@ ssfMFa9#f&
ss ll5O lbs. fresh pecan nuts a3 &8i8se@s sHfs
"a bushels peanuts. ss ~. .sss KS
@ For sale at the store by
GEO. & THOS. PARKER q CO, sS 4
Dec. ls-3wif Opposite Browns Hotal
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.WnshingtOM City Agency.
CHARLES ALBERT Attorney Law will give his the
claims before Congress and the Executive Depart
Ohce, Treasury Department. Washington
d.. T..
RgYEREScEs
G. Winthrop, Abbot Lawrence, Sam
ae D. Badiord esp Boston Hon q w lawrence Hon Edward
Howand Aspinwal Fox Livingston, T. g. W.
Blunt, Asop Chancey, William Wemore, esq, New York
Hon. James Buchanan, Pennsylvania Hon Geo M Dallas Hon.
r. Ingers0 ST. 4. Campbell, ESQ., b. w. Richards esq
Morris Wai stephen Baldwin, Phiadeipaaa Hon Louis
Walker Rev. Smith Pyne, K g. Coxe eq Messrs corcoran
Riggs, Washington Hon. Jeff Davis, Hon. Henry 8 Foote, Mss
sppi ; Hon. w. Downs, Louisiana. Nov 2S-dmiE
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McClintock Young,
.attoraey and Connseiior- at Lao,

McCumtOck Young, 4
n .fttoraey and Counsellor at Lac, 0e
HAVING resigned the Office Chief Treasury
III parnen which he held for years.
sulned the practice Of his profession tsalAgls
lie will devote his principal attention 70 e Of claims
before Congress- the deparnens and commissioners
egn indemnties. sAsIk N5sgt 9tts s5t
TO early claims the War; Navy, Home
Office Departments, including with the Patent
Office has made with the most efficient agents In
Washington him. by which business
government him, will be
In the most prompt manner. .l ssg# ess E .sF4
REyxREscEs-Hon X. b. Taney, Chief Justice Of United
been heads of
bers OF either OF Congress since the year 1885,
Office at his residence r. between 18th and 18th streets
Nov l3-dimif Es{ sAa ss&tf a3 4 S Hs5
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CARD.--0 x PICK will practise law the Of the
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