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POSTPONEMENT OF THE PUBLIC LAND
SALES IN WISCONSIN,.

DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE PUBLIC LAND
SALES IN WISCONSIN.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
~ sales of lands ordered by the proclamation of
the President of the United States, dated the first
day of February 1853, to be held at the following
named Land Offices in the State of Wisconsin, to
wit at the Land Offices at WILLOW RIVER,
LA CROSSE, STEVENS POINT, and MENA-
SHA-to commence on the I'd, 18th, 9th, and 23d
OF May nextIare declared to be postponed until
the 4th, 18th, 18th, and 25th of July next, re-
epectively.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing.
ton this 18th day of April, Ammo Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-three
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April 20-1awl3w
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Caught Again.

The Presidents appointment Of the notorious VII
lam j. Broea to important post under the Fede-
i Government after the figure he cut in his coalition
with the Aboonists to get himself elected Speaker
| Of the House Of Representatives and AFTER he
known to be convicted Of deliberate taissAood
that occasion, thought was bad enough. But this
| same rdrorite Of President Pierce has been giving
other specimens his ,corthne Of such distinguish
ed honors in the way Of aiding and abe,tng his old
friends the Abolitionists to steal negroes from their
Southern masters. We indebted to the Times for
the publication Of article from the Indians nddis
sonidn Of the 18th inst "a strong Democratic paper
edited by VIM. Gully, formerly of this city and prn
ter to the Virginia Refoni Convention,) in which tho
following charge is made against VIM. j. Brorn ::
Scarcely Is that notorious of doubledeaing and
hypocrisy he coalition for the speakershp) forgotten by
out Of thousand, before find this defunc"
rather this would be Speaker, guilty Of conduct far
aagtous than the intrigue. We him acting spokes
man-no Speaker-for a small body of Abolitionists in
the capitol Of Indiana il aiding aud abelng In their
designs TO rescue alleged fugitive from justice, unless
his alleged master would sell him for such
price they might dicta,e 81 tell you said this spokes.
to the counsel for the plaintiff shat your client must
sell the negro proven to be his slave, for fair price.
rHERE WILL RESCUE Here there is not only con.
Win tne AoohuonstS IN tner plans roo the
master Of his property, and to throw frebrand into the
midst Of peaceable community manifested but there
blow menaced against both the fugitive law of Congress
and the law of Inana against the admission and of
blacks in this State"
The Administration organs tel that all the Abo
litionists appointed to office by the President have
repented of their anacal notions and given in their
adhesion to the Compromise measures. Now, if this
is specimen Of the Abolition converts the Admins
tration will have nice set Of public functionaries-
Mr.. Brown seems to have improved his hand at his
dirty work since he has been taken under the wing of
Federal patronage by the President The effect of it
has been to embolden him considerably in carrying
out his ncfarious schemes. A few years ago he did
not show his hand further than tiy to cheat South
erners out Of their votes but Of late he is after
cheating them out of their negroes. He must feel
that he has stong backing somewhere that an Off
of the Government undertake to rob the citi
zens of that Government of their property in defiance
Of the Ia of the United States and of his own State
VIII the Administration retain William j. Broucn
in officey
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Hissogi,

In this State, elections Tor members Of Congress in two
Districts take place this summer. In both the
Benton has broken out with unprecedented fury. In
Of them there four Democratic candidates.
for Benton and two against him-and Wing who has
sport in looking the combas between his
petitors. He will probably bear off the prize. In the
other, there only two candidates Wing, James J.
LiudIey and anti Bentonar the famous Fox jackson
the author Of the nulyng resolutions by which Benton
driven FROM the Ssnste. The bare idea OF Fox Jack
being elected I'll the Eentonians with uil-
uttersbe horror. "a thousand times (exclaims the ST.
Louis Democracy elect any Wing than that vile
traitor and intriguing villain And elect the Wing,
they have s0t themselves work il is thought that Col
Benton would resign ki- in the House sooner than
occupy seat in the same chamber with PoE Jackson
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~ From the tone Of the UHisersdi the Government
organ in Mexico, II would the Mcticans anticipate
with Ibis cOun,ry. That paper sa,s President Polk
invaded county because hs country sought the gDll
VI California, aud desired more land. There 49, also
pacers IN SONORA, and lands tempt the men Of the
North with the ABUNDANCE and variety of their prducts
Why should not Mr.. Piece give taste ~ these his
Democratic Why SHOULD he not eEtend-As they say
the "area Of freedom that H. blessings may ho confer
red upon people who considered W sllyes' Oh
will be enterprise every way worthy Of the Model RepuJ
PC to emnncpatc the New World with the sane system
ta il has employed in Texas California New Mexico
aud Ill other countries which il has brought under H. AZ
thory has turned cJnquerJr scizing the soil
aud eKtermnatng the Inhabitants
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A Very Hard CASE.

writer in the Enquirer of Saturday, gives vent 10
some grumbling, in a snail way the injustice
done to Virginia Democracy in the Federal appoints
ments He cites as an example Of their neglect a
Gerry hard case, as follows:
IL will give you AessFs. Editors the Of one per-
son, that has been communicated TO me- and which
at liberty to example in the neglect spoken Of
This person is old timeworn Democrat and has done
much service in the ranks He the first public advo
Franklin Pierce for the Presidency in the State Of
Virginia, that spoke for him. this was in January
1852 And his service for the President since his nomna
ton end tru nphant election has been constantly en-
ployed, and will be, ever Democrat should be ;
who chershes the Of the pure republican party
This has been hroSn into the back ground and Wigs
promoted over him."
Such an affecting instance that should bring the
Brigadier 70 his senses, surely. For the who
had his eye on him. for the Presidency far back
as January, 1852, nearly sir months before he was
nominated, and who employed his service for General
Perces triumphant election thus to be "thro,en IA
the back ground Tortrlys degree Of ingratitude
the part of the General that is aim, st incredible.
And that Wings should be promoted over hm!' We
are disposed to take the Iirgadiers part here Some
injustice has been done him. However true the other
part of the story may be, the idea of President
Pierces Administration promoting Wigs over such
u faithful original Pierce man, must be siigh mis-
take They are not much more given to promoting
Wings, we believe, than Virginia Democrats. But
oho is the man. in the State Of Virginia, that spoke
for Franklin Pierce for the Presidency, in J.Hua-
~, 1852? We should like to know, and 80 would n
good many others, il we do not miscaculate the de-
gree of public curiosity, such announcement is
likely to create
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LANARrINE-This gentleman, Of whom little has been
heard Of late, has commenced the publication Of History
Of the First Constituent Assembly NJ. Gaardet writing
to the Correr dss Etati Uis says Of "The homage
rendered to thsi great epoch of the emancipation of IL
human mind, Is work 20 magnificent to the in
vincibe charm overpOpuiar intelligence yhch before the
revolution Of February attended the epic Of the Giron
iins. The Republicans intoxicated with delight and
the Roya-s startled with alright. The Ca,siie OF
France ~ .he AseHJice Rationale cAchm together that
France saged for behold the preparations ia it,
midst u new elements Of c.glq-ion!"
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Quarterly Review Of the Methodist Episcopal chur,l

EDITED Nv TnE REy. nOGGrTr
Wesre ia receipt Of the july number Of tis Periodical
which il printed by Mcsrs Colin Nos,u of this city
and does credit to thciriypogmphy.
We have had no opportunity to peruse the contents
a ist Of which we sutjoin.
I. Z'chariah, by Rev. 7 V. Moore, Richmond, Va
? RsvieS Of Prot Sa,net on Female r Ia cation by
Prof. J. Darby Ga.
The Cosirs. by Geo = Holmes, Va
Z. Ecclesiastical authority.
Eclc'ia'ct peniltciin rccrencoi cli,, N ,s'ing,
by Rev. a. Abbey, Nss.
9. iIcJrew Literature.
2. Bficl Reviews
g. Biblical. Literary and Scientific Mi,cellanics
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MARRIED..

hPaecoon The rsdence ~ her ther 10 Hanover county
20 wv intsn " The Rev. Eis Neviin Lieut.. THOMAS O.
LiAhs of ths " Army, % Mics MARY q. CURTIS, young
90 The National Inieiigeneer and Warrington Union
O Grove Rehmond county, the morning 5th
mustn't ~ ne Rev NJ ward, AbERf VERIFY, Yea ofwssh
fm heCary Of wOodfgtd. ~
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Ngw EHHAssADoE.-We are not certain, that we have
stated, that the Free City Of Bremen has reden,
Minister to Washington. VI. r. Schleden Is the gentle
man entrusted with the mission. 10 presenting his
dentals, he delivered very appropriate speech Itch
did equal credit 10 him and tie free country he represents
The vast and increasing between aud Brc.
men, and tie mmense emigration from that city, aud the
free institutions IL ejoys-for "a calls itself Republic
render very proper that plomsc relations should be g.
tAblshed between the two GOyernnIents
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SmOEI SUGAR CRpP ~ PoRfo Rico.-Ctpt. Royce Of
tie brig Susau, arrived New York on Thur.Ihy Gom
hayagle. Porto Rico with dates 10 the 2d ulf aud re-
ports tbst the islspi had been visited With very heavy
rainsup ~ that date, which had nearly put stop sugar
making Tlic small quantity mlnlgcturcl Of an IT,.
i9flOr qualify, and HE prices ruled high. several vcsgrs
had in consequence left p ballast and others we're cSpec
ted To do tie same.
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IIiGmBANDED VmLAIST.-The express train which lef
this city at on Monday night for Portland when about
miles this sie OEOtt, encountered slcepers throN
the track aud pt c about feet apart. Fotu
nately tie engineer the lookout aud the Oh
siructon IN to prevent accident No punish.
he severe for the i-crcans who thus put in
peril the lives snd limb, hundred ~ ,rc traveller
-BOstOH Journal
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The weather since has been extremely disagreesr
rains hlvn fallen daily. coupled with low range 81 TEN
psnu" A. c'ntqr,nes co' and hgh cvrsar prevalent
but the health ~ The city excellent There have
sporadic ~ The todp bot the
tb ~ pyscians 40 no hear ~ SOLITARY pd
10 pract.re-E. ~. Iee. JufV
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ANOTHER DKsrucrIvE FiRK-A Gre broke out about
IL O'Clock on Saturday night wood house connected
with Mr. James Boshers Coach Factory, corner of 9Th
and Main street.
The wood house. smith and paint shops were entirely
consumed The roof and floor on the fourth story Of tho
Factory were considerably damaged kitchen, rear OF
Mrs Ab6otts boarding house. on Main street. was also
consumed, together with the Brass and Stove Foundry
owned by Samuel d. Dcnoon II was undoubtedly the work
Of an incendary This has been the seventh atempt IN
hire these premises within the last eighteen months
Mr. Boshers loss is not very great Of the property
destroyed being insured.
The wood and paint shop insured in the Mutual As
surance Society for O0o and It's contents in the Rich
mond Fire Association for $4,000 Loss not covered bv
insurance about 81 900. The smiths shop with contents,
was insured for $1,000 in the Richmond Fire Association
Loss in this instance and above insurance abou,
sioOO The damage to the Factory estimated at $500
which Is covered by insurance. The by the injury to
Mrs Abbotts kitchen is about slOO0 which, we were in
formed, iscovered by insurance In the Mutual
The damageto Mr.. Demons Foundry is estimated at
about 5000. We did not ascertain whether il was in
surcd
Want OF space precudes more extended notice IN
regard To this FIRE.
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SiSGULAE DEATH.-Mrs. Barton, wife Of Waite Barton,
formerly Of st. Louis, to her death in
markable manner at Quincy Illinois, the IltI instant
On the 9; she fell upon pair Of scissors that ia
her pocket the time, aud much Injured by their
being driven into her side that she survived only two
days. Mr.. Barton il in California
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NPw ouLBANs Markets. July rs.

On Saturday 900 tales Of Cotton dspused Of and
Monday 1900 Mddlnig worth 10 . cents. ia.
Sides we're qnotcd at I, and shoulders at 81
nsntz Der TO-
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TnE T0nAcco CRur.-Numcrous dispatches vcrc r,cc,,
Oh in this city Sturdy from Cincinnati, Ripley Ohio
Naygyillc. Kentucky, aud other points in he Wet the
latest Of which, under date u the 1th III concatrna m
stating that the drought continued and that there WIS no
prospect Of making crop One dispatch ssy- "Oll ynuy
tJbicco fOr three four Ncck-, there IS chance "
crop this season. another rp1cco cop isncarly tot,
failure, trl No rain yet III hopes ofa tobacco crop
lost plant beds burnt uphold tobacco until further
advice', lnurh-'Dpu't 'r my tobacco rain yet"
. hltl -"N0rin yot-hDid 70 tobacco -,lOnt SELL
siHth-" Tobacco crop generally given up seventh
Drought continues here DON'T sell tobacco t YOU hear
from rs" and eight, from house whOae tobacco had
previously offered here AZ = cents and was .ubse
qucnty limited ut f"iOld our tobacco az ten cents
round These Dispatches under dates from the 1T
70 The seventh inst, and om planters merch,ns H.
Mason Brrcken Adtml and PcndletOn counties Nv
Brown county, Ohio and Cincinnati representing st dis
ct IN which Is raised Nhat y known Mason county
bacco, bot We understand accord With similar dispatches
r'ccivcd from other distfics showing that The drought
has been general or tn oSers too late too partial
be ofmuch bencft.-N ~ Baifsiia IN
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peassratis plssrkaaItatlen.

We arc panied TO hear FROM North Carolina OF So
iious disturbances in the bosom Of the great Demo
cratic family in that State 1t Is pleasant sight
to brethren dwelling together in unity We
hope some speedy steps win be taken to restore ban
shed peace to the councils Of these dsintercsted pa
triots. Can't the modern Gen. Jackson preserve
harmony in his own housetolds On have the lead
ers already asccrtained that he is cypher and that
each and all Of them must look out for their own
safetys
While we hate dscord and dcporc the manifesto
tons Of it, now so rife throughout the Democratic
family, we feel somewhat compensated by the
CLEANS ofcommon which the contention hasgiv.
en- rise to. The absolute dominion Of stupidity and
faction combined could alone account for the suicidal
policy Of the Locoocos in the Old States in rejecting
their portion Of the public lands While other States
have appropriated millions ofthat Common Fund" to
Internal Improvements and Education within their
limits and have thereby grown and prospcrcd beyond
all precedent in the history Of nations; the Old
Thirteen States, who formerly owned the whole, have
under the sway Of Locofocos been deprived Of all in
terest in that fund. In the Notifying jcalousies
and rivalries which have sprung up among individ.
uak members ofthe Locofoco party North Carolina,
some them have at last to the folly Of the
past, and are striving to repair it.
The particulars Of the discord are detailed by our
neighbor of the Times in the following article:
"In North Carolina the canvass Is waxing exceedingly
furious the being much engrossed in the plea
SAINT exercise OF worrying each other They divided
the subject Of the Public Lands and their journals
complain heavily OF certain dsorgsnirers who 1t is
alleged have taken the Wing side of this question for the
purpose of urtherng their ambition and of distract
ing the Democratic party.
Foremost, among these disorganzers stands less
parsonage than the Hon. A W. Yenabe of the abest
and most distinguished Democrats in the State Mr. vena
gress, and made speech against the acquisition Of Cuba
by the United States thereby giving mortal offence
portion of his party Finding, his return home that
had been made by the ocooco
to throw him overheard Mr.. Venable announced himself
candidate for reelection without waiting for Conven
ton, and when it proposed that he should submit his
claims TO body Of that Sort contemptuousy replied that
he did not be ruled of by 6o6taiied idryers,
broken dozen eoniabiss, aud beerhouse de6aiors these
suppose, being the ordinary materials Of locooco
ventious in North Carolina. Mr. Venablc is opposed by
Mr.. Lewis, another Democrat and Mr.. Rogers, (whs,)
and If the Wings their the latter he
will doubtless be elected. The Raleigh Standard lead
ing Democratic organ in this State denounces Mr.. Vena
ly to the Democracy put him down. The editor aun.
ches his thunders against the dsorganizers in the follow
ing style:
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MARYLAND TOBACCO CRoP-Fne rains which have pre-
vailed in Prince Georges County have somewhat revived
the hopes Of the tobacco growers though yet thought
than half crop be secured. The Marlboro
Gazette says
In this nagiborhood the rain vas fully sufficient to en-.
The number Of those who we're so fortunate as to have
them comparatively few and reiicrate the opin
ion that under the favorable growing weather.
not anticipate that sorc than half the usual quantity Of
this ariice be brought the house. We learn that
the copOus raiEs OF Monday sni yesterday morning did
not extend than Eve siG miles below this village
in the direction Of Nottingham aud that in all Or
that ertle region there has been but small quantity
tobacco planted.
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INK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY e5, 1883.
TO CoRRnsF,oNDENTs.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
Letterson business the "Eftos cfs
RAig"
Articles both sides OF the will not be paeshed
rule Of standing ought TO be known 70 ALL and win
departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
lines charged for advertise nts-