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The Empire County argus., 1854-08-26
Co espondence Of the Argus.

At meeting Of the citizens of Garden Valley
and Johntown, held on the evening Of the 10th
inst, at the church, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the Observance of the Sabbath is
binding not only as precept of christianity,
but as a matter of mere worldly policy
Res lived, That we have observed with pleasure
the movements in our sister towns of Coloms,
Georgetown and elsewhere having in view more
rict observance Of the Sabbath, and that We
heartily concur therein and pledge ourselves to aid
them in this great work of moral reform
Resolved, That we cordially invite the co-opera-
ton IF our neighboring towns in aiding US in the
c ummaton Of this desirable reform. and respect
fully suggest that measures he adopted concerning
the action of those interested in this work
Resolved, That, in the sense Of this meeting, the
Legislature of the State of California should pass
some law imposing penalty upon those who wilfully
and shamelessly desecrate the Sabbath
Resolved, That the chairman be authorized to
appoint Committee of three tO visit the different
merchants and traders of Garden Valley. John.
town and vicinity, for the purpose Of comforting
with them in regard to closing their respective
houses of business on Sunday, and to adopt some
measures by which unity Of action can be secured.
Resolved, That the Empire County Argus be
requested to publish the proceedings Of this meet
ing. w. h. CHANDLER Chairman.
THos. Nice CoNSEIL. Secretary.
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CHOLERA IN THE ATLANTIC STArEs--Tn New
York there were lat deaths by Cholera for the week
ending July 18th. In Brooklyn there were from
eight to ten deaths daily by the same disease. 1t
was prevailing to some extent in Williamsburgh,
and also in Newark. at Chicago there were ITS
deaths in the first week of July. Subsequently thers
were from 45 to SO deaths per day. Quite mum.
Der of prominent citizens Of that place died with it
The disease was also prevailing at Richmond, Va.
At Montreal. Canada there were ffty deaths daily,
and at Hamilton, 20 to Is per day. At St. Louis,
for the week ending July 10. there ZIG deaths.
1t was confined to certain localities in that city. A.
Nashville Tenn, the disease was prevailing in 8
mild form. the whole number of deaths by it in thu.
city, from lst Of May to 10th of July being only S3.
The disease had made its appearance at Pittsburg
and the neighborhood. Various towns in Kentucky
were suffering more or less from the scourge In
Boston there were 81 deaths from it for the week
ending July 18th. For the same week. in Philadel.
phia. there were 50 deaths. The disease was pre-.
vailing to extent at Washington city.
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The SALT LAKE. NEAR Los ANGELEs.-In speak.
ing of the Salt Lake recently discovered near the
town Of Los Angeles the Southern Californian, says:
Repeated experiments made at the Salt Lake dur.
ing the past week, indicated in no instance yield
Of less than 33N per cent. The water is at this
season of the year constantly increasing in strength
in consequence Of evaporation. and being entirely
A Bell. Henry lance ok and "A. n. Clark are max
ing extensive arrangements and will hp able to sup
ply the markets of Oregon and California, with
superior article Of salt. two hundred per cent.
capaper than present prices. BY the first of Sep.
;cmbr five hundred bushels day will be manu-
tacture' and by he IL h vessels c.l be supplied
with cnrg"es
We pred c. for each one of ne pr pr,prc,ors large
f,rune. and tor his section o. eouA-ry, material
advantage
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A HARD iilT.-Some years ago, Roger NJ Sher-
man and Perry Smith. of Connecticut, were OPP
posed to each other, advocates in an important
case before IL court of justice. Smith opened the
case with violent TRADE against MIR. Shermans
character. Sherman rose In a composed manner
and remarked:
Il shall not discuss politics before this court but
[ am perfectly willing to argue questions Of Law,
to chop logic. or even split hairs with him.
"Split that then t. said Smith, at the same time
pulling out short rough-looking hair from his
head. and handing it over to Sherman.
Mayit please the honorable conrt" retorted
Sherman, If did not mean, bristes."
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LATEST ON THE DILLON AFrAIR.--Irom special

LATEST ON THE DILLON AFFAIR." rom special
di patch 10 the New York Tribune, dated Washing
ton. l2Cb u(y last, we take the following:
The aF If the Consul Dillon. at San Francis
CO. has been referred for settlement to Baris where
it is nuw under consideration. NJ Sartiges French
Gmbassldor here. had demanded that the anelde
t2goi05s sh, ud he made by public and official re-
traction the part of the Judge, in open court,
and in the presence of MIR. Dillon. N Drouyn de
L'huys. the Minister Of Foreign Affairs at Paris
demands only that, when the flag IF the Consul is
again hosted it shall receive an ufcial late The
affair will soon he terminated but it is not probable
that they will receive either.
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be employed aforesaid the president of said com.
any, 10 be employed afores nd, the president of sad
umpany shall affirm that the said steam boat or
essel is owned bv said company that all the offices and
least Iwo-hrds of the crew are citizens OF the Unied
states, persons not The ecls of any foreign prince
S'a'e that all The officers and directors OF said com
any a,e citizens of The United States, and that twothrdS
the t ck OF said company is owned by clizens OF me
United States: which oath or affirmation shall be deemed
Ittcient wi, hou iequ ring the oath or affirmation o any
her person neresied concerned i'll sud steamboat
essel Ind prn0 ied faFther That register issued u-
This shall continue in fore one year and no longer
,tess the president of The company aforesaid shall,
within one year rom the dae of the register make
he oath or affirmation aforesaid and The collector Of the
customs shall certify the date of sa-renewed oath or at
ma' on aforesaid and the collector Of The customs shall
rify ihe date of said enewed oath or affirmation The
back of said register viii shall continue in force for
- wear fro said date and the her affirmation
be renewed and the endorsement so de once in each
md every thereafter and The reg ster shall continue
force ccordingly.
SEC. q 4nEbpU T. rther enoc'e| That before granting
reg ster to steamboat vessel owned BY the
anv aforesaid the president hereof shall ogeiher with
snreies the sa siactOn o the collector Of
he customs, by whom, unde The di econ of The Secre
of the Treasury the register be issued, become
bou To The United Stae> in The sum of twenty five
thousand dollars, with condition that he steamboat
vessel shall be solely employed in The transportation
of merchandise nd passengers between the Atlantic and
Pcifc ports Of the United safes as aforesaid thh the
register sa be solely used for said steamboa vessel
hat it shall moi be sold, lent, otherwise disposed Of 'o
any other comp NY erson o. persons; and that in se
Snch eimboa vessel sh Il be Sold lost. herwis
prevented from returning the United States, he sad
register SHALL within six months thereafter If preserved,
be returned 10 The collector Of the customs who is ued
10 he treasury for cancellation; and on ia lure 10 con-
plv with any OF he donS foesaid for eitnre shal
10 the Unted STATES of The ire penal sum nnned
in said bond, be enforced in npt en- 1r sdciio
and he outs and ng reg ,ster shall be ii and vol
SEC. } AMI it Tarther f0Qc Ell. That whenever the
officer whom said regis er had been issued sh ce'>y
be the president "f said conn lan ~, gster winch
have been Issued in his nAe 5 all he void. and
eg,er be issue d, in compliance with the pro
visions of this ac
: c. f. Aad 6p~t f,rthsr eqoctei, Tha before issuing
NV regis er ~ ,Gre.aI Shall be proved the sisfac
ion of he Secretary te Ire >uty that the seanboa
70 which the register Is 10 sSue >ha have been
buil' and eluped wholly he Uni'ed ales' and sand
sebols ard Vessels shall in III rrslec :, be subject To
laws of the United States in he manner AS YES
seIs built wholly and reg sered by American cltizens
Approved " June, 1884.
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Public, No 2.
AN ACT confirming certain land claims in Louisiana, i'll
The BaSllOn plunt.

Be sntceldythe Seaate0nl Huse # Representations
Of Mr Gh tel Suites # 4mF,'t in C"HnrtNS aS~em' e3
That such of The claims entered in the report ted thir
tieh OF july eighteen hundred and fifty OF the reg
lister and Monroe Lousan, in heIr op mon
ought 10 be confirmed accord ny he principles recog
Missed in the Of Congress o h lhrd March, eigh
hundred aud ol pursuant 10 which he sad rrpnr'
made. be- and he ire hereby confirmed Tor 'he
exlen and under he lniIa reerrtd o i'll llc opn-
ions the sad officers.
SEC 2. Ant - tt~rht e0ac'e} TIL 1T the confirmation
by hls nri shall lv opeiae renqn Shmeni on he
part of the Uted SitS, and shall lic the rght Of
adverse clalIan> 10 The me Lands, nor preve judi
cal dec III regard he same; and upon lhe Iend
tion to Gelelal Land Office OF proper plat Of u vev
du, approved b The surveyor general for any conlirm
tion by his acl, The Commissioner shall use pen To
be issued, if sa-t that The is confirmed and
weyed according 10 the of this act: pr0cate"
THAI # in III, claim confirmed by his act was
actually located prior 10 the hird of NJ rch. egh
hundred and fifty -one no location of the hall be
made 10 he heud ei any ual tier. bu >"ch na
ing clam ma, be loca ed any public lands n the
Ounchita d>trcl TO wnlch there nay be existing pre-
empton other valid ciaim der such regulations
may be prescribed bS he Commissioner of ,he General
Land Office.
Approved - June. s5i
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[pnblic, No. 3O.l

IN ACT enable the President of the United states to
fulfil h. hind article Of lie treaty be Ween The United
S'aeS and the Mexican replblc. Of The 'li!ileh II
December, Thousand eigl hundred and tit y-ihlee,
amended BY The oeuate ol he United > aeS.
BE- ii enuttsIJy he Nsa4tt 04l Aase W RpreNsHtattee"
+ Me Lnted >toteS # An~r cl IN C"gTs's "SSemdEf1,
Tlnt the sum of len millions OF dollars be, and the same
is hereby upprupria ed of money in he treasury
herwi-e Appropriated, enable III President # The
United States fulfil The pula lon IN the hnd article
Of the treaty between he United states and ihe Mexican
r.publ c, of the ihireth of December, Thousand
eight hundl ed and fifty hee subsequently, amended by
he Senate of he Unied ) oi VIII ch stld s'l oi
ten mill Of dollar, millions are 10 be paid on
the exch ,nge of he raiihconS of SAID treaty. and the
remaining three millions The boundary line
shall be surveyed, MAJ ktd and established.
Approved June -, lo.4.
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Public. No. 2f,1
PubIlc No. 2F.
AN ACT to authorize the seec ion Of school districts
lieu of the sixteenth sections within The twelve mi

AN ACT 10 hOrlze Tie SteCl OI SCHOOL usTIcS III
lieu of the s.xeenh sections within The twelve miles
square reservation, State Of Alabama.
Be eaateI by tile S.sts QnG NouNe IF Representatives
of the United SEtte Of AAasru in Cjuq,es 4v%ns, ei
That the school commissioners of township six south,
range east, townships five and six H. range wa
east and townships five and six SOUTH range hree cas-
Huntsville dstr c Aab ma be- and the same hereby
mu horized eleci, respectively. by legal Subdivisions
from any of The surveyed public lands, The qunlity
townships within the twelve miles square reservation ;
which selections upon being approved by ihe Serre'a!
of the Interior shall he holden by The tenure and
upon The same TERMS for the suppor OF schools in such
townships the sec ions numbered sixteen, wHhn he
said reservation, would have been, had treaty stpua-
ton made other disposition thereof.
Approved I'D June, Is 4.
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WHEN SIALL WE MEET A AIN
TO SARAH JANE.

TO SARAH JANE.
'Mine own," when shall we meet again
In spring times wild and queenly reign,
When nature decks herself anew
In garments Of beauteous huea
Or shall we meet when summer sheds
Her balmy drws on violet bids,
When rose-buds ope and lilies fair
With sweet aroma fill the air
Or when kind Autumn choiccst stores
From out her lap of plenty pours,
And fee rewards the farmers toll
With richest products Of the soil
Or when stern Winters chilling breath
Is weeping DER the fozen heath,
And nature hides her sleeping face
Beneath his drear and cold embrace9
When meet we do, Oh may our joy
Be sweet and pure without alloy,
And every plea sure love can give
Be ours ever to receive.
lacerville. ''h August. F. II
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BEEF CATTLE FROM TExAs.-Mr Kirkpatrick, in

BEEF CATTLE FROM TEXAs.-Mr Kirkpatrick, in
8 letter to the Southern Californian says:
| started from San Antonio. Texas. on the lst of
April. 1851 in company with party of Stock dro-
vers from that section of the State. may say here,
incidentally. that the report of high prices in the
market Of California for beef cattle, which reached
Texas in the early part of ,he present year. has
given rise to active speculation in Texas stock
and consequently the read Is now full Of beef cattle
from Texas destined for this market from fifteen
to twenty thou and is the lowest estimate have
heard Of the number.
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court in Worcester on Friday. on the charge of
keeping disorderly house Although it was shown
says the orceser Transcript, that Carey, his wife
and six children two coored women, tive pigs
three dogs four puppies and several hens all lived
in one kitchen and bedroom. there was no proof
that the charge was true, and the defendant was
allowed to return to the embrace of his 'hsppy
family"
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At n Sunday school examination, the teacher
asked hoy whether after what he had been stud;
ying and repeating he could foigiye those who had
wronged him.
Gould you," said the teacher. forgive boy, tor
example. who had insuted and struck you"
Yes sir" replied the lad very slowly, "l-thinh
IL could but" he added in q much quicker man
ner, Il could, if he was bigger than [ am"
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Public, No. Ill
Public, No. HI
JOINT RESOLUTION directing The eonnexion Of

JOINT RESOLUTION directing The connection of the
public surveys in Alabama with the boundary line Le-
tween the , a,es of Alabama and Florida
HeSoLeet hy tie Ssonts aI Hp@Se r reS'ntattDss J
tie UMteL tateS # Ameyiu in CDnrss~ ds~eDd 81, Thai
the connexon of the publ surveys in Alabama with The
boundary line between he States of Alabama and Florida
ali he made under The direction of The General Land
Office and that the be executed eary plactc4
bic
Approved 10Th June 1854.
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A writer quantity remarks: Avoid argumene
with ladies. in spinning yarns among silks and
satins, a man is sure to be worsted and twisted.
And when man is wIrsted and twisted heWeH
consider himself wound up.
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Approved ~ June. 1854.
Public. No. eel

AN ACT to authorize he issue Of reg sters to vessels
owned by the Accessory Transit Company"
Be snaeteL by tie Senate eaRL use 9t Rsoreenta, ioe
ef The Unltel States g. Ans'rica in C~g,s.* a*%hn'
Tim the Secretary Of The Treasury be- and he Is hereby
the president of the Accessory Transit Conpan' in
corporaed under charter from the State OF caragua
enplo cd in the transportation Of mel chlndse and pas
sengers between the Atlantic and Pac hc ports OF The
Unisd States through the Territory o the State
aforesaid Pro7tIl That before the granting Of regis
ter or any steombOet vessel owned by said company
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P bic, No. 2s.l
AN ACT to re mn r. o lie Common Council 6

AN ACT to re mn r. lie Common Counc" ,f New
York c B.. e,. .. /. made for he first regiment n
New fdlE p, t,..eers.
BS 1t saGtsG W s5S etita afi Ha>e # Repreeatatio,
n tie th4ts4 o.o1t -5ase 60 m Co".re'~ aNstn se
Thai the Secr'Dil II VIZ, he settlement and jus :
(opde 'ie ac o Congress Of June second, elgh een
nuidred and fru leigh ne ciiHnS of the common
conncil Of New York f0i exp ndtueN made II "'gmz ng
Transporting, cio hmg aud -ub>ls'ne he hrsi reg zen
OF New YoIk vulun eeir, commanded hy oionel Wa B
Burnett, prior he mus z If ~ld egmen III " ihr
service OF he Unei Saie h III be Uuihu zed aud rt-
CURED 20 allow such 0 ihuse cllus ma' s suproT ed
by sasf cory vouchers, showing rla N,ch expenditure
had been fairly made, and necessary and pi"pet or
the service, notwithstanding lat sucA yuuch may be
informal and defective for want OF par ieuiArr: Ftoc-
d4L, That he allowed shah NOT exceed three
Thousand six hulded ana iytwo dollars aud nine!
eenis.
Approved ~ June, 1854
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A MOTHER SAFE OPERATION. -
IA STILL ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE
hpRUCE STREET FIRE.

NEW YORK, March 9th, 1854
siLAs HERRING, Esq:
Deor Sir-It is with gratitude and pleasure that
Inform you of the complete success of your celebra
ted sALAMAEDER SAFE, in preserving my mail
boz papers and accounts deposited In 1t, from The
destructive fire of the 9Th inst, and which, after be-
los bured in the burning ruins days came forth with
out trace of FIRE upon them. From this severe
test have increased confidence in the superiority Of
your Safes over all othersI have yet You will
grehtIy oblige me by sending another "Salsnlan.
der" forthwith, and hereafter shall give myself
no uneasness as to the safety of its contents.
Truly yours, II. r. HATCH
Ey foil assortment OF HERRINGS FIRE and
BuRGLAR-PROOF SAFES may be found at l36
Cary street, szn Of the "Red Safe"
r. McCANDLISH, JR,
NH 15-ts AGENT for Va
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
yard recently occupied by Mr.. John Y. Reeve,
en- Broad street, for cash. to punctual customers
good WOOD, both Pine and Oak, at low pricss--
Having number of hands engaged la cutting Wood,
shall be regularly supplied with it, Through the
Kindness of Mr. Luther r Ellis and Of Mr. b. w. Dab
ney, have placed slate at their stores where or.
ed TO- FT' a's""S
fe lo-Sm sN DAyIa
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NEW FURNITURE STORE,

On 18th STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.
IT GATHRIGHT keeps constantly on
~ hand large assortment OF new and second
handFURNITURE, consisting in part of Wardrobes,
Cabinets. Sofas Dvans, Mahogany Chairs, Bed
steads Beds, Marble Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs
Tables. Mattresses Looking Glasses, Clocks, &c.,
which he will sell tvery low prices for cash.
NH % 3rnt
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CORPORATION OF FREDERICKSBURG. -
Notwithstanding nearly every person refuses to take
this money, vet POWERS, the Daguerrean Artist,
well known for the infinite superiority of his FLESH
TINT DAGUERREOTYPES. proposes to take 1t in
exchange fer his beautiful "aesh colored" pictures
Those who want COOP pictures can, by calling at
POWERS splendid Sky-Light Gallery and have
their nssuerreotypes taken in exchange for the
pc7atiou notes.
These notes will be taken but for few days only
Gail immediately at lS9 Main ST., Eagle Square
Woodhonse. NH 25
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BY J. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to Subscribers
al SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER wEEE. pavahle
70 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing ei year
in advance. a4 as4t51
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is Issued every Fri.
DAY and mailed tosubscribers at si per annum.
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bUEEN CITY HAMS. 80 tierces John
&c =. sehoolsy's Qnsen City HAMS, the best In
I'd. wefd. lAndinx and for sales 10 = ssfss-
A. agent for the sele Of the above Hams shall be
isIo.arly supplied, direct from the curer.
Pt yNo. II. CLAIBORNE
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{ 10 THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF RlcH .
MoND II respectfully offer myself a candidate for
re- rezeiscf1on set. to the office of SUPERINTENDENT
I ap 3Ss* ts RATrs Z
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The PEOPLES TfoKEr ron JEFFERSON
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING.-

III The subscriber begs TO INFORM the publlc that
he il prepared to execute sll ordesfor PLUMBING,
either in houses or ships in the best manner and
the most reasonable terms Being himself lPracf-
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with orders He will also put mp Wster Closets,
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wash-hand Ba-
proved principles and at tho lowest prices. Orders
from the country promptly executed. His establish
ment is at No go Main street, between 9th and 8.
where orders should be left. l...ss...s, II
NH 6-1m* DANIEL O'DONNELLs =
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MEssRs. EDiToRs-Having seen nv name
announced in your paper of Saturday mornin, A.
ths ior CITY GAUGER with many thanks to
their sno wao 40 nave 50 generously rendered me
apS 2t* I, ~ monxny,,,., u
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FREpERIcKsBuRG CORPORATION NorEs
wanted by c. B. LUCK at a discount of 25 cents on
the dollar.
NH 2T-ts Z. b. LUCK.
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To THE VorERs OF THE CRY ~ p -. 60
MoND--In accordance with the wishes - 1n.n
r,snds and urged BY desire for the ofics. Idecn,s
ond Sanaidste fer Sergeant of the City of Rich
best energies. - ifl1 - So - ~ M i.s uuSies my
ap3-3t* ;, prTrp M rp,,, 6
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CANDIDArE FOR GRAN MkAsuRER.-If
with the request Of number OF my fel
~ su n again offer q candidate for the Office
or % an HLNAIN MEASURER. Should it be the pleasure
s me voters OF Richmond elect me- shan spars
paius ol exertions to discharge the duties Of the
rs ap 3-3t* F1s4s'S REVEp{.v m uyrrro
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DISCRETION is THE BETTER PART OF
NALoR "-Therefore be discreet and don't be huro-
bugged and deceived by moonshine advertisements.
Be wise and call on Mr.. f. L. MOULSON and have
your pictures taken, he insures and warrants en-
tire satisfs ction sale 10 all who may give him
their kind patronage.
| have on hand, at present. q very handsome
sortment of Fancy Cases Medalions Breast Pins and
Finger Rings, all of the finest quality which cannot
help pleasing the tastes of all my tasty friends and
customers.
Pictures from 81 to S75.
F. E. MOULSON,
fs 10 Hall of Science, ll0 Main st.
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INDIAN DIFFIcULTIEs.-The following is from
the Bonham (Texas) Advertiser of March 9th: ,

MunpERER AT LARGE.-The Augusta Chronicle
publishes the following dispatch from the Solicitor
General of the Northern Circuit, Georgia; 5ss
rrr,oN Porsr, March 3o.--Alex. Fitzpatrick, 81
vesra old. weighs about 14o pounds. about feet 2
,res hirheroct statue, black hair, light blue eyes
and fair Skin though slightly freckled, murdered
Tbos' ZONES, last night, in Washington, Ga.
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THOMAS L. D. wALYOkD.

CLERk OF THE HusTINGs, C0uRT. As
the mature OF the dutes connected with this once
nay ny no. ee generally understood by great portion
cs, i1s s consder y my duty CITIZEN to
essay Nc man can properly perfsyin the duties
o. the ONCE without long experiencewithout per-
tec. acquaintance with the routine OF the husness.
wnsich sh h ,sxceedinsly varied and complicated. A
eaim on the sufrages of the people can Be founded
onIy on ccmpiete knswiedgcs of the bpsiness. q
nanoWiedee which no one possesses possess in
tne same degree AZ Mr.. RosERr HOWARD, whose ex-
pSnencs @ has extended Through NINE YEARS, and
alton ct the Court who appointed hin to il the Va
4 ap s-2t* 1'-s CITIZEN.