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DIED.

In this county, on Monday, 18th inst, OIL
whonping cough, AMANDA MATILDA, infan
daughter Of MI. Robert Fullerton.
In this county, on Thursday. 9Ist inst.
Of fever, WILLIAM, son Of Mr.. Robert Full
lerlqn, aged years.
Ii this county, on Tuesday, 18th inst. oil
fax, Mr.. CHRISTOPHER HowARD, aged 81
years.
In this county. near Lyme hburg. Of fux
Mrs. Arr ANAH,wlfe of Mf. Wiley F. Hobbs
aged about 80 years.
Ia this place, on Sunday. Gath inst, Mr..
MlLToN ToDD, aged q I years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
LAND FOE SIZE.

In pursuance II decrfe ma lie a the August
Term, 1852. Of he ChahcefJ Court at Lew
isburg, in the &lalIeF.oI d. C. HALL. and
others ex paue, viii OH THURSDAY, the
Ilh dav ofNoJember dext, offer for sale I'd
the highest bidder. a, III res idence Of u c.
HALL, Lincoln tounlI, 2l0Iacres Of LAND
lying south Of Elk River, Sc ven and one hall
miles south west Of F'dyetleFille. adjoining
the lands OF he said d. t.. HALL. the late
Daley Cribs and others. There is a vaIu-
bic GRlSF MIL on TIE premises. | will.
also on the lSkh day oil November next, at
the residence Of the laie SAMUEL HALL,
Marshall County, Tenn. offer for sale ID the
highest Bldder, one other uact OF LAND
known as The ~ enned Tract" Iyilg id
Lincoln county ON The " aiess OF Swan Greek |,
near Booa's Hill conia hing about I95 acres:
also al the same time and place, The lrhct Of
land on which SAMUEL HALL lived $t Ire
time OF his death known as the Home Tract
lying on The waters Of Swan Creek. a@join
ing the lands OF W sIiam Marshall aud
Washington Hunter and others. aud contains
$50 acrls The above lands are all yaIlatie,
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'hemieal1 Pure.
Paints and Oils,

DAlhFS and OILS Of all kinds h., cal,
L by DlEMER * hamilton.
Apni 70.
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Nd w q ne

q ". Mckinney. Having r5rthaset
e. the interest oil e NACRAwFoEp in Iiie
FAY ETTltylLLE DRUG S,f0RE-the
new firm Solicit from The public CD fiinua.
lion OF the liberal patronage extend4t1 10 the
old. and lobe By close attention 10 ~ siness
10 give entIre satisfaction 10 those HdVorin9
them with their custom. Me have pit hand
and are selling al, Lo WEST PRICES HrlsSs.
Paints. Oils, Dye Sttsfis. Pctikalne-
ries,.&c. &C. Our 0ck Will be repl 1nished
from Time tb time, and nur euslomfis Jiay
rest ASSURED of getting FRESH and HENU-
INE Medicines.
X s. N. MrELROk.
u v, MCKINNEY
Oct. 2S. L852-4i
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Public SDeakin t.

Gen. r. Ft4baE~soa and other
democratic spRhkers, will address
their fellow citiz ems on the Preslden-
tial question, at the following times
and places:
MeIAhail's store, Saturday, Oct. 30.
Fayetteville, Monday, Nov, II
The Pierce Rangers, with then
tran4parencies, will parade at night
The ladies and the public are respect
fully requisite q to attend without re-
gard to party
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
Tax Collector
Speeches

Speeches
The publication of Mr.. Cyiggmap 5
letter excludes a notice of the able
speeches Of our fellow towns men, j.
H. Bjggst, Esq. and Maj Ross,
as well as the appropriate remarks
of ~ z. Lewis, Esq, on pr senting
a neat and tasty banner to Maj. r.,
on the part of the democratic ladies
Of Fayetteville. We should ike to
speak of these in a becoming man
ner, in connection with a word of
praise to the Pierce Rangers, who
we're out at night with a select collec-
ton of Transparent ies-but the will
must be ia ken for the deed in this
instance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
New Firal.--

NtH FIFAI7-
J. 7. IsAinney has bought the
interest of E. n Crawford, in the
Dr. pg Store Of @fcE7roy & drq@.foyd,
and the business will hereafter be
conducted by NcElroy & mckinney.
These gentlemen will be fod md com
pstent ana accommodating Give
them a call,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
lTurnpilN Notice,

ENHAT IS Coon each share of siptk sub
u scrbep in money by citizens df Fay
etievlle md those living within 5 miles O
Fayelievili$, 10 The Lincoln sporiioh Of the
FayetleviIlt s Pulaski Turnpike RdaIl is re
CURED 10 bt paid 10 Gen. Thomas A Owen
or Maj. Marion Chiidress on or BET pre- the
Isl of Move Inber. And cali is hereby made
on the same stock OF So 90 on the shd re 10 be
paid on IheIfrsl Of every month uni other
wise o:dereH. BY order OF The Board
J. r.. BRlGHT, Seen.
October bS. 1922,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
Land for Sale

On Satq friday, 9th November, the
tract of la I'D belonging to the estate
Of the la e Samuel Buct(man on
CraigheadIs creek, will be sold to
the highest bidder, on the premises.
The land is valuable. Attend the
sale you that want such.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
Supper

1'P The isdie. j. the pr,.pytsri an
Church viii funI ish Supper in Fay
etteyille, on cid 4th of November
next; the prOce EDS of which will be
applied to the finishing of their
church edifice- Tickets can be OBJ
tained by appli Ting at the Stores of
,Soathsroria, A{rgqa = Neil, No
Phaz, and -HHboy & Crawford
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

The nd mber Of hogs packed in
Cincinnati in 1861 was, 5000;
in 1912, $4,000. The greatest
number packed in one yehr was
475, 900, 10 lS47-S. For the last
four or five years about one-ffth Of
the whole number packed in the
West hay E been packed in that city.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
The Vote of ISL

Below we give the oficia vote Of
this county in the election for Gov,
between CaBw5eN and TrouBdate, last
year, az a reference table for the
Presidential election next Tuesday:
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
Arrival Extrao rdinary!!

49, The sUBscRFBER respectfully
3@sE announces 10 the Inhabitants Of
1872 Fayetteville and The surrounding
country, that he has Just Arrived lraJn Nash
vile with a fine stock .of Gents Fash
iOnnhIe Readym.idc Clothing. Of
every Sue. color. aud description, Likewise
@e an assortment Of MeaTs abd Boys
"a Cloth and Silk Piusi, Caps Noted
Z tadeP SHIRTS, Drawers. SC.
| The whole of which he is determined to
sell alt EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
FOR CASfiiN One trial win prove fllefact!
l.. POW kRS,
New findings. South side The Square. OPP
posiie The Court-H House, next door TO
Hines Hotel. Fayetteville, Tenn.
N. B.-As shall be uGabIs 10 remain
here 9ui shor. time. an EAR ~ CALL will
benefit buyer and seleril l.. p.
netl 81 iSz3
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
Concert

On last Friday and Saturday nights,
our citizens had the pleasure Of lis
teding to the q TenneS8eeq5ls' '-an
excellent company of vocalists.-
They made the best music we have
heard for many-a-day. We COM
mend them TO the citizers of such
places as they may visit for they
are well deserving of patronage.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

Oct. 2S, L
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H.OS'E!L
TnIlahama Lots,

FEyHE undersigned has laid off blocks OF
Il LOTS Of several acres in each, for pri-
vate residence, and is now prepared tp sell
Them at private saIeIto those who desire to
have summer re residences. in the beautiful
and healthy town Of TulIahosnsi. We
have in The Town Size, besides The most
healthy atmosphere and pure ireestone wa
ter. mos, excellent Chalybeafe Spring.
which is supposed 10 be mixed with white
sulphur.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
| e25 Rdwar,I

eS RANAwAY iroml The subscriber, near
~ Trana. Ala, on Monday, II Ith inslE i,
~ black negro man named TOM. weigh
ing I76 TBS, ) leet7 on 8 inches high, / 9 Or
20 years old. The Sd nd boy was raj sed 10
Marion county. KeDiuE ky. 1t is supposed
that he will attempt I'd reiurn u the county
in which he was raiseds and he will probably
try 10 pass through Lincoln county, as lie
was taken South through here phe boy
wore off blue sumnIer coat, black silS
vest, and blue pants will give the above
reward if delivered to die, or the sum OF $2e
if secured in anv jail 70 that get HIM.
RICHAKD HOLDINE,
Ocl ID, l952-4t near TrisBa. Ala
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

The above lands viii be sold on tredll
OF one, two. and three ytais. and the pJrcha-
ser required to give bon with APPROVED Sc
cprily. for the payment o. the unpaid pur-
chase money.
r K, KERCBEVAL, G. and NJ.
Il Ocl. q, 1852,
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GOOD LUCK

- 10 THOSE who call at Gill d
ES As"sSeiis new store. on the
NORTH east cornet Of the Public
square w"efe they viii thd every thing
they need ID he way Of DRY GOODS AZ
the VERY LOWEST PRICES thai has eyer bsen
offered. IVe have Just Idceiyed orr FIJI
stock, consisting Of BIamiscts Of evy,v
color and qualify; Overedat;..a 10 suir
every taste; CaSsimeres The most bka,,;
iai; fiss' enoes and lSopfs calculated 10
please 'he most iasildious. We invite all
persons wishing 10 buy Goods 10 give na =
call, and pledge ourselves 10 sen a, l,,,,o-
prices than was ever oITerdd IN this -,,l,.a.
before. Don'l forget the low prices.
Oct Z. 1852
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The Rail Road Cars

HAVE moi got here Vel, but Gill &
Il Russeli have just received their
large stock Of Ladies DRESS Goods Tor Fail.
emhraflng every kind, color and style. Be
assured that they are the richest and most
beausilulo OF the season. Ne solicit an ex-
animation. Oct 7, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

A widow adyertises i'll the Boston
transcript that she is very much in
want of d husband-v4ry much in
deed. She says she Is twenty-six
years of age, rather 6 God looking,
kind disposition, of good education,
and worth ten thousand dollars;
would like husband who has energy
and enterprise, and is in every sense
of the word man, an honest man,
whether . olished or unpublished.
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e fayetteville Observer
THURSDAY, 0CTOBEEs IS. IS 81,
Candidates 1893.


TAX g iLLEcTaR-LtxGolEE coUNTY.t
div. are. aush ,riked to'aanounce Er:
T.. EDsrs,slit, afcandilste for FAX Collector
al E.hcoln County. for 1853
r. W. are authorized To announce
r. il,t pseN Doutllii OF The ID distr~i
n dnI hiale fur Tax COLLECTOR OF Lincoln
CdIq'v Tor l553
tr1e We are auihhrizPA 10 announce Will
SO n ID EyiseEnan. candidate for Tax
GdIi4eior of Lincoln Cdunts, iOr 1888
sttP Ne are adharzed TO announce
Mill so. cpgi IL. George. candidate Cor
TIx ColIeeior OF Lincoln County Tor 1853
krtTP Ne are authorized TO announce
EsEiissssS L. Pasnplia, candidate tol
TIx Collerlnr az Lincoln County. for 1853
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
Barrier, Barter!

"TE will take 10 exchange for Goods
w good Brown jeans, white dnd rPed
Linsey. Feathers, Homespun, Socks, Bees
wax, Tallow. Bacon. Lard and Flour. N
THOMSON < BUCHANAN
Oct Id. III
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Dentistry

Dentistry
Call upon Dr. Botelfr, at Hines
tHotz, if you need the services of a
good DENTS t die lEill remain in
our town but a short time. See adj
tertiscmeht.
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Public Speak ing

BESSEr W. CHIIDs, will ad dress the
people on The Presidential question at
Moore's, Saturday, odt- 80.
A fair division Of time will be allow
ed whig speakers.
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DENTISTRY.

G. DR.. BOTELER viii remain ID
UTfTriSI town one or Two decks on purpose
TO render DENTAL services f5r those desiring
The same. All persons eniFusrHg work in
his hands. are assured it will be executed !
the very best sly lie and Of the finest polish.
admitting of no superiority Office at Hines
fIptel.
Oct. %, IS52-2t.
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AppOintmeht--

AppOintmen At
people on the Presidential question, at
McPbail's Store, Saturday, Oct. so.
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III mLAy M @Re

A LAkGE assounlfnt OF very fine
60 Hats, which we are offering nurh
cheaper Than such an art f:.e has ever been
Offered here before. If y4u want an extra
article, latest style, lorliilt money. lnst call
over 81, me cccl side Of town.
July 90 w. D. & IS. IN. EWING.
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selling Osgs.I

~ lNrENDING to retire from he Day
1gSfTS~ Go@D$ busIle SSH win sell III pres
~ ena stock al reduced prices 10 CASH.
or 10 punedual dealers outline. Ii I'D u wish
10 PURCHASE 81
DIZZY 8lODD95
call and SEE. They MUST ,they sHALh go
no misiak4,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

For Rent
The ROOM and cellar Immediately
u lder the 0J8s.-4 er printing Office, for
Il .e ensuing y44r. For terms, &c,
apply at this Office.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
Public Speaking

Public Speaking
Hon. WILL LAM IL. Polk, will adj
dress the people on the Pr sIdential
question at Fayetteville, $a turday.
3Oth Oct. a fair divisio } Of time
will be allowed whig speakers.
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RoOsls. RDOAa,,

l--7tsu JtsT opened. ot If BOOKS.
H2@LfkZsZ which excel any ever brought to
vlAzLA4zA this market. mohg which are 10
be lpqud, Medical, IlistO1 zeal. Poeiical
Blank and School Books, thai are centrally
used, DIEMER IS HAMPTON.
AntiI 90
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sE90g6Ce.

- ON THE Ol2E Ul NO. NE1A"
aEy Der next. will offer TOT sal
10 the hghfsl bidder, on twelve
months credit, on the tarm formerly known
as the Massey Farm, loo head Of STOCK
HOGS, head OF HORSES, 5 MlLCH1
COWS. 9 yoke of KEN. between $40 aud
300 bbls. of CORN. AMI other property too
tedious 10 mention. Bpnd anu approx ed Sc
curiry, 'wilI be required, before the delivery
OF The propety.
Oct Ia. 1852 HIRAM COMMQNSl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

orville Ewing, Esq, of Nashville,
has been elected Cashier of the Plan
ters' Bank of Tennessee, in the place
of Nichols Hobson, Esq, resigned.
The selection is a good pne.
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JAMES l.. THpMsoN. wM BUCHANAN
THOMSON 81 BUCHANAN.
New Firm. New Sl9re..and New Goods

FEVIlE undersigned have associated them
a selves together, for the purpose OF con
Quoting a general mercaniile business, and
are now receiving VERY extensive ana des
rable stock Of Foreign and Don. eStic.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; EsOOtk,
shoes and BToga as; Hats and Gaps,
Books and gifatioDcry, Umbrellas.
Hardware and ca icTyr Gliiaa, SslaYs
and QucensSyare,i& c. Sc.
Their stock was selected with great CAB E
in the Eastern Market by The juaor parn4r;
and ehey faper thenk selves that they haF
succeededin getting Dip an assortment wh ifh
for extent, variety, Md beauty Of svAe. caa
not be surpassed by any house in F4yete
vilir; and they only Eulcit call from pdrI
chasers. TO convince Them that they will stl
Them Goods on CHRISTMAS Year credit hs
low as they can buy them from any olher
house, under anv circumstances.
THOMSON & BUCHANAN. II
.Norih East Corner Public SQUARE
Oct. II, 1852 N
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A Fuss for Feathers. etc.

w wiz give ~ foods. al cash prices =
'Ie h'shes; marker ptice for all Bar
Yer usually taken; such as Feathers. B,as
Wax, Taiow. I.insey. Sodks .,,,r,,.t -
whne Cotton. WopI. Grasa Sol ~ 90"
Ffurt. sc. Give MS a call Iefbrs 70, -,
Aug. ~. n. A. 6RAY' 40 -
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Great inducements!
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
a. RlcH 6 m broidered and pIinled DE
~ Beautiful French DeLaines all cox Fs
do do NMerinos do
Beautiful Cohurg g, Paramatta s Persian Cloths
Superb Cashmd res. Aipaceas BON baziIes;
do Brocade and Damask Dress Silks
Magnificent Rabe and Floun6ed do
Rich blk Gro d. Rhine and Brocade DO
Watered Silks. all colors.
These Goods are rery select, comprisihg
all The latest and most beautiful styles ont
and will be sold VERY CHEAP Ladies,
give US call.
GooDRiGH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS
Oct. 26, 1852.
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Gentlemeh's Wear.
HATS

THE FAIL style just received. an
~ for sale by \
GS THOMSON & BUCHANAN
Oct. IA, II
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SHAWIIS.

ENRON the most eomaien qualities of
. YaIs Shswls to the finest Sak and
Grape. Of various ceibrs ibis'iii The taste o!
purchssers (0ct y GlI4I& RUSSELL. !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

AZ OuR stock Of Glass and Queens
~ ware IS tall and cdihplSte. and going
OH al lower prices than any where Else.
Oct. z, 1852. GILL & RESELL.
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fa RilsineSs Notice. ~

d. The LIZ 4 L4iters is published in
tie Fayetteville ObSerrer- in compliance
with a law Of Cpngrfss, which provides
ilht ii shall appear in the newspaper having
Tie LARGEST cIRctIATioN-.E1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
Hon Danic / Webster.
BOsTON.TO %.

On Tuesad J. Nj. Webster was con
sidered in no danger, but before eve
min g, his disease; disorder Of the
bowels took an iplsmmatpry turn,
and he continued growing worse
BIr. JelfiieB became alarmed. DR..
Warren left here this morning at 5.
Mr.. Webster was asleep Yesterday
he prepared a large bundle of docu-
me1ts to be forwarded to w ASKING
ton. The State Webster Executive
Committee at special meet hg,I to-day,
in compliance With the wishes Of Mr..
Webster's family and friends,resolved
to suspend, for the present, all poIt7
ieal action
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

Gov. t roupe, of Georgia, has ac-
cepted th L nomination Of the State
rights party Of Alabama for Presi-
dent.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28
UWRRELLAs.

rN UnBRELLAsoi all qualities. Also,
90 Buggy Umbre las receceived, and iGr
~ sale low by HI
Oct. IA. THOMSON & BUCHANAN
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Adyices from NIarshdeld at 6 p,

m. state that Mr.. Webster continues
sinking; his min as yet, is I'M
clouded; he occasionally speaks to
his family; contemplates death calm
y; perfectly resigned. His physi-
clans think he will expire before
morning.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

The Markets
We shall next week resume our
regular reports Of the markets.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

TUyHElfrm Of NIcElrOy a. Crawford
IL is his ia v dissolved by mutual consent
j. ". Mckinney having purchased thf
interest ol f.. n. Crawford in The esrab
lishment. The business of the firm will lie
closed by either of the late partners.
Oct %, 1921
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-10-28

The Debuqe Miners Express
saws tbatI the immigration to low
the present year IS unprecedented
in the paEt history Of the State.
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FOR SATITG!

&C VEe SAEIkLs
80 ~ coNVESIEsF Family Resi-
- hence adjoining be town Of Fay
- s.'ey''ie' WIN the pPIof ground on
" me mouse stands. being the same that
me soosefiser purchased oil Samuel E. Gil
lIlaDd. Containing % acres. For particular,
apply on the premises 10
JOHN f. MORGAN.
June "a. 1920
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-24

Besides these, there are connected with the De-
psrtment of Justice IL, 900 agents and members Of
the Legion Of Honor, who paid from the funds
Of that institution Besides the 1900 persons en-
ployed by the Minister of Public Works, there are
$4,000 men continually at work upon the repairs Of
the roads and highways These two additional
items would increase the grand total to Js7 1872
Out of the 1000 employees of the Department of
the Interior. 100000 are paid by the communcs,
and entirely independent of tho Minister at
Paris in pecuniary point Of view. Two-thirds if
not one halt Of this enormous force would do the
work equally well But it was part Of the policy
Of Louis Philippe to attach ma largea portion of the
population to his house and his fortunes possible
Louis Napoleon will probably continue this sys
TEN, as in country where the salaries attached to
subordinate situations are 40 low, vsst number Of
functonaries may be kept in the service and inter
est of the government, without too seriously en-
numbering the budget.
The following quantities Of coined gold and sill
yer were imported and exported into and from
France from the lat of January, 1851, to the 10Th
OF December. The statement lie taken from the
| custom. house books
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Z H e r EP u BLIC.
NASHIN GTON:
SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY "a. 1854

"a crisis is approaching that must, if it cannot
: be arrested, soon decide whether order and good
: government shall be preserved, or anarchy and
6 confusion ensuc. can most religiously aver
{ have no wish that ia incompatible with the dig
nifty, happiness, and true interest OF the people OF
. this country. My ardent desire is, and my aim
has been, far as depended upon the Executive
8 Department to comply strictly with all our en-
gagements, foreign and domestic; but TO keep the
United Sates free from political connexions with
every other country, to zee them independent
OF all and under the influence of none. In word
want an american character, that the powers oil
: Europe may be convinced we act for ours'lrss,
and not for others. This, in my judgment, is the
only way to be respected abroad and happy at
home; and not, by becoming the partisans Of Great
9 Britain France, create dissensions, disturb the
public tranquility, and destroy, perhaps for ever,
{ the cement which binds the Union"
GEORGE WAsHiNGToN, 1895.