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laDfA tNp CHINA.

The overland mail bas been teIeaaphod shaass
9ates March ~ Bombay April q Persia openly ayouaS
Gdhcsion 10 Russia
Trade in India dull, aud money scarce
The Chinese Insurgents bave cvacuaisd Shanghai
Russian frgate has been lost near Japan.
The liyiul Age was wrecked on ttE prahAs.
The rtlBcatisn OF The American treaty with Japan "
concHdtd st Simoda February 2l.
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Berlin correspondence says Il hardly admits 81 dcRs
that approximation has recently taken place bestn
the Austrian and Frussn courts which hodes good
the western powers. Baron cas wiil whole staff woaa
50 70 Gaiicia May 20 but probably only 70 review ~
array ileis reported 10 have stated tbei The Ausr-a
army under no circumstances could be ready 70 tak
Geld before August
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Tho Sandman ministry has resigned. TIE eause
doing so was not known. General Duando had been q
pointed to form a new government
The English ship Croecus, from Gcaoa for the Grina
with Sardinian troops on board, wes burned, No fr
were lest
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II il sin reported but IL considered doubih chat N
leon VIII command The allied armies IA has been oa
HI announced that bis departure for the Cfnea Is los
poncd for q short time.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-03-11
AVIS JUDICIAIRES.
ETAT DE- Ia LOUISIANA.
Paroisse St-ycar -Baptiste.

COCR DU QTATRlEME DISTRICT
JUDICIAIRE
Ssresssion de Marie CGmkve. resrs en- pre-.
mieres soess de JeGn Lonqse, dSetdfs
rssre dc JsSn-Lonis Borygeois.
I'M vertu dun ordre dc VENT. en- date du
IA 10 fesrier courant. IT 4 moi sdrsss par
Honorable cour du auatrirme district judi
cisirs de Fiat de Ia Louisiana, dams ct pour
Ia paroissr St-J~an-I'aptistr, .-......
J'odrirai en- vcnt~ publiquc. sur l'hsbita-
ton Norbert Louqe Il Oh. D-lhomin~r. 1
rnns- du Bonnct-C Care. dnns cette psroisse.
le Jeudi ~ MarB proclaim (ls55l, . 10
heures du matin, les propristfs dscritrs, do
pendant de In s,isdtc succession, savOiT:
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Ct John the Baptist.

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Sseeessis~ Of Marie CsmSre, xiior b. frat
marriage Of Jean Losqss. -ssd dsesAssd
~idor Of Jsas Lssis Bourgeois.
DY virtue Of an order Of tale dated Feb
ID ruary 10th. 1855, and to me directed
BY the Honorable the Fourth Judicial Dis.
trict Court in and for th. parish "f st. john
the Bsptst-
I shall offer st public sale. on the plasta.
ticn Of Norbert Louquc & Cb. Delhomcr
situated in the Bonnet CarrS'x bcnd. parish
Of 81. John the Baptist, On Thursday. the
22d day Of March next (las5). at ~
o'clock A. NJ. the hereinafter dsscribsd
property belonging to the aforesaid sueees
sion, Wis:
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
"sag NIGHTS ''--seooud Degree.

We gave the oath of this new order. con-
FssSl-i,i,. uIsJa Qanerals. foreignsrs aud
Catholics, and npy 'iaka from tBeir ritual
the - curses" as it is called and which they
all enter into, after this teshion.
" Brother, You are now about totake upon
yourself the obligation of the Second Drgnss
of this Democratic and truly Catholic Order
Of Siy Ruthings, commonly called Sag
Nichts." Place yourself in a situation to re-
ceive it--arms crossed upon your breast--cyes
raised toward Heaven. Repeat after me the
obligation J.. A. b., (pronounce your proper
name) pray that God may strike me With inn
beciny aud madness when | cease to oppose
Know Nothingism May Heaven overwheim
me with its thunders when cease TO hate the
order May the anger Of God, Peter and
Paul. aud OF Washington, Jefferson and Jack
son fall upon me la this w,'rld, and be my
punishment 10 the next, ii cease to war upon
this self-constituled Americau party May
the whole universe revolt against me, ii
cease 10 be regular contributing member
OF this Society May the eurth swallow me
up alive. ii | ever vote for Wing or De-
mocrat who favors Know Nohingism And
may my flesh be boiled, roasted, baked, beat
aud dashed by savages II | stay away from
the ballot box on he day of an election, when
Know Nothing is a candidate -
Now, this degree, more Infamous than The
bull OF any Pope, is regularly being admin
islered TO natives of Tennessee, in the dark
ness of the night. and in the lodges Of this
Infamous aud anli,Amerissn order, 10 nearly
all the towns in our Safe They arc In
Knoxville, il is notorious, and now number
about three hundred members, iaeluding
foreigners and Catholics. They are pretty
set 20 talk ablut sscnet p1litica societies
They are pretty set TO abuse the oaths and
obligations OF the American party Can the
honest Democratic citizens of the country
any longer act with a set of leaders who will
club together after this style aud fight iheir
- own. their native land - Wa They
C0me out from among them, fellow -citizens,
aud as friends 10 the Christian religion and
our free institutions, have no connection with
a party thus banded together with the out
casls of Europe 10 ruin our country.
Ia our next we will give the TRtrd Degree
and further notice OF this Foreign Order.
We are posted up fully. Let them rant and
swear aud deny-we have their ritual, and
no nislake!-KaorrHis Whig.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

lcompany was lound TO be indebted to The ex,
tent Of &4,565. .654, ard to have assets amoun,
ting TO less sum. viz St t427 ,7G5. The actual
loss BY j"psesisiipn Of It's stosk amounting Il
| Ss4O 9l5, the stock snA-siRg at nrariy four pei
cent, below ils par value, (whiph is not so low
a point as many other stocks have, deservedly
reaehed,l Sundry financial schemes for i'm
proving the state of alEairs were recommended
also the prePpsed REIMBURSEMENT Of the agency
! b. Messrs. Howland 81 AsPinwsll. who seen
10 be tired Of the situation: also he sale Of four
steamers not ieqfSrcd Tor theese OF the coInpa-
nys also, liat "strenuous efFbrtss be made 10
affect an apieabIe arrangement with the Mic.
aragda TFahsA Company. Cor the prsventtn
ofFeincis competiisn a'hsse measures are
lssll ander cctisdes aiIsa,-anr a ,Ir.d,aSiy ~
adopted ut future meeting. aas gdaa
There Is clas of men 10 this city wYo have
very sharp teeth, and like the better kind of
sootes,dogs, are very apt to bite Strangers. Ey-
cry effTt has BEEN made, or is supposed to haye
anirnais known by the ia ame--"unmoslcal TO
the ears" OF many whe have been TO New York
to see the euriGsities,--of "Peter Funks,',
Sometimes enc Of these spectators in rural
simplicity and old brass, is brought up aud
made to disgorgc the mouthfuls he has taken
out of his victim. Bu, this is undoubtedly
rare case, or they would find no inousement to
continue 10 The business, and run the hhzards
OF Law and personal revenge. BOYS were at
one time stationed In front Of the mos, noted
of the depots for this species Of swindling, TO
waive off the uniniIiated with large banners,
decorated with Hack letters of warning. But
the country people suppose the waruiaa refer
red to the occupant of The City Hall, and 1.-THE
policemen, who were the most Funkish. looking
persons they met. The terms of the aucton.
eers licenses are now about expiring, and an
effort is to be made to keep all the Funks from
obtaining renewal. But now is it to be proved
who ore, and who are not, of the Funk fam
lily, and where is the line to be drawn beiweep
the mock and the genuine in tho auction busi
ness of this cityi d les the order mean simply
that tie lesser of the Funks. occupying seven
by niue rooms, apd dealingin worthless watch-
es, are to be dtoae denied the privilege of swim
ding no green ones! o spe, >
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
NO. IS.

Agnln'Ihe New orIcsas Dslsa. the respons-
sihs publisher and proprietor Of stsch. Mr..
Hel's. Is Democrat. frormeriv 81 the Nssb--
ls'lis Cnion aud. Washington 0sloa, hollis tho,
following largosgc:
Ine very startling rprorfhpbs nbs,ve quoted
nave roused some Of the most npaihetic pogiti.-
eians on 'ts Soulh ineveiv Der If ony in..
e'igehee' pusli.bnd South Of Mason aud Dig.
vhS ,t"s' We "o'iee ths'ir da-'lirv egscis nndf
me deep under.hum Il universally percep,i-.
ole, whiea must s0'n swell 20 a lornnao. Yer
neither the programme Of the Onion. tor ne.
recent course Of the Cabinet Ina os,ona.lea 49,
W the least. Months aad months ago, we de-
ciared our utter y ant OF faith in the mosaic:
Cabinei 81 Mr.. Pierce, where The most ad--
serse opinions apfeet 10 be barmonizth andi
he'd b1Methcr By f'the cohesige uo,ytr ~ nob.
lie Plnpaes,"4 We did not wait fas aress seis,.
se,aSeilo s% ssS scSpltRIsRsf q scese g ,as PFo
the Aditiuis,--ss--. t,,,,s n a suV,ct "
mcssacy Of New York suiheiesn1Ss Ss',.'tt a. De-.
III at mo good ceuld come out of Nszssssh,F
We anticipated the ouibutst of indignation
which has come from Richmond, Wasiiingtonl
and Charleston, sndcongrgulate earselves that
our views were acknowledged Ut last lobs'
righteous and correct. a fsf .ttf
And, by the way, we beg 10 remind our
bre, hrea Of The Press that they are, like Da..
O ixolc. charging more i;s:5si,iiT, when they
attack ihass s'Es.ihgton Ual6A. ~uhv .sho,le \.
oarnaI be assaulted, when 1t is eviden, Isl,nr.
Mr. Pierce is respo isbe, and alone responsi.
Bile, for its policy and opinions. The man Who,
works the machinery, aud not the inanItiiaio
itself should be attacked.---We hosiss
lne present C=hinet responsible farlkns .essa.i =
mens expressed 10 lne Free-soil art lele OF the
UUVs, Every CITIZEN Of the upa,ed Staes-
holds ths body resp 5nsi5le; Il must have au-
.horised the article; il must have been guilty
OF the authorship. aud the verdict Of the peo-,
pie viii be given 10 a manner which cannot be-
mistaken.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

CURRAN's INGENUITY farmer attending
a fair with a hundred pounds in his pocket took
the precaulion OF deposiIiug IL 10 me hands o'
the landlord of tho pub ir house at which he
stOpped HAVING sccastun Tor II shortly aiter-
wards. he resn-,ed TO mine hozt for payment.
But the laudlord, TOO deep for the countrymen,
wondered what lie meant, and was quite sure
| no such s4,n had ever been lodged in his hands
/ by 1e asionished rustic, After Intellectual ap.
peals to The recollection, aud finally TO the hon
or at Bardolp, the farmer applied to Curran for
advice.
Have patience my friend slid the counsel
speak 10 the landlord cvilly-tell him you
have elt your money with some other pc rson.
Fake a friend with you and lodge with him
another hundred in The presence OF your friend
aud come to me.
lie did 50 and returned to his legal friend.
And now ! can't see bow | am going to be
tho better of for this, II got my second hun.
dred back again; but how is that to be done!'
Go and ask him for It when be is alene, said
the counsel.
AYE sir. asking won't do, I'm Ofraid, with
OUT my witness. at any rate.
| Never mind, take my advice, said the coun-
! sell do as bid you, and return to me.
The farmer returned Nth his hundred, glad
10 tind tha, safely In his possession.
Now sir, must be content, but don't soc
l'm much better off.
'Wel then said the counsel, now take your
friend with you ask the landlord for the hun
lied pounds your friend saw you leave with
iim
We need not add that the WHY landlord found
he had been taken of his ga rd, which our
! honest friend returned to thank his counsel OK.
ultingly, with both hundred In his pocket.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
From .he True whir.

From the True whig.
TRr RICHMOND ENoUIRER AND ttsr. laaEi,
soN.--The following nolice of the Richmond
Enquirer appeared in the Nashville V,siOa and
American on Saturday mornings sae,h
f.-ssths> RIoHMosp EaQvtRER.--An advertiso-
aset ei 'h,s n7w, spaper will be found in our
praises the Enqoircr. ~ has bses for SO ma.
ny years tae first Dea'seydsic Pnf.per "a fas Ua.
ion. that its course is familiar 40 all. We
shall be very gian TO hear that It's ircuatoa la,
this State is increased.
In the Richmond Enquirer, soon after Gov.
Johnson's Inauguration, the following first rate,
notice appeared;
"Ihe message Of Gov. Johnson. of Tenues-.
see. has awakened some attention. Ii certain
" is a remarkable document. IL erhibits as
liils kaoIoledgs of tis natsyc Of governments as
Il does q tAOse for eaose benst they iesTe cr,a.
fed. IL also EXHIBITS mind, which, III possessedl
of much power. would be dangerous, and w;iicii,
seems TO have no understanding or appsAciasirn
of any thing conservative. Upnn The assume.
lion that the expressed convictions Of Mr..
Johnson are honestly held, his views are un.s
sta esmHnlike. II he be honest. HE RNpERs TO-
A DEMAGoGUEIsN TOO Low To BIS ArsALL DAN,
GERous.
~Eov. Johnson also recommends that The fern
of the jHiges OF tie Supreme Couri be- lessen.
ed TO ten Yeas, The Supreme Ceartis a body
which decides constitutional questions. Il is'
the Court of last resort. Il was wisely placed
| aeyond the reach of sii the Influences OF p0Ny-.
er OF control Were IL not entirely indtpen-
deaf, il would fail 10 answer the purposes far5
which il was intended. To lessen or destroy
is independence, Is to perveH the object Of the
constitution in lis creation
Public opinion in our country IN not prepar-
ed. and ], is TO be hoped never will be, ior any
such sAoRILEGloUs AND WICKED 'RRoGRESslf,
There is no necessity felt or expressed for suolt
! changes THE DESIRE FOR THEM MUST sPRiNG
EITHER FROM REsTLEss IGNORANCE OR pEMA-A
GoGUEIsM."
So it seems that the "FiRsT Democratic pa
per in the Union" thinks Gov Johnson 81
progress is "sAcRrLseIoUs" and ''wIcKED.' and
priGgs from "REsTLEss IGNORANCE" or 'deu--
agogueism!" We believe ninehenihs Of ;ho-
Democracy Of Tennessee, especially the lead
er', agree with the Richmond Eaqaiyer VT
lihey support him, many OF them, for The sake
|of party triamph
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
scltftco l,)octl u,
TO KATE.

BY EDNA CORA.
love thee Kate, love thee well,
Langasg' cannot impart,
The love that shall forever dwell
For thee within my heart
when first we met, lov,d thy face,
My heart went bounding free, 'i'F
Tei clasp thee in my warm emb race,
And tell my love to thee. rie
love thee, Kate, I'llevsr bear lsa.aI
Thisa irp-rein r,i breast, = J. ~
Time, change, nor absence cannot tcae
Nor blight it from its rest.
love theei I'll love thee ever; 9a "
Naught can tile tie undo, W
That binds our warm hearts together
r In friendship kind and true. g.ag 20
Dear Kate, whene'er thy heart is sad b.,
Then fondly turnto me, 49,
And viii strive to make it glad,
And drive dull care from thee.
Were you amid the lov'd and gay
n You'd prize my friendship less;
But now when friends are far away, l9i
I'll ask the fond csress. N in
know that lov'd one far apart 49,
Are still to thee as dear,
Icannot ask thee all thy heart,
But oh, beg share.
Then ''let my friendship in the wreath"
Around thy heart entwine,
And love for thee I'll eve breathe,
And with each Aowerei bind.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

A. GALS WASTE "A school boy 'down east.
who was noted among his PLAY fellows for his
froics win ths girls, was reading aloud ia The
Old TrSta neat, when coming 10 the phrase,
making AsTE places glad, he was asked by
the pedagogue wha' u meant. The yuangsief
paused--scralehed his head but could give no
answer. when up jumped precocious urchin
aud cried out, i know what it means, master
-iLmeans hugging the girls. for Tom Ro@s is
alters huggin 'en areuad the waste, and u
makes 'em as glad US can be.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

Better be out Of the world than out Of the
fashion. is London saying. II has lately beer
imported into New York aud several OF ouI
eastern ciiies, aud ruined mary fair family
This pesilence is slowly creeping aeross ihe
mountains and bids fair 10 do It's work of havoc
in The west. Fashion Is said by some to b.
ths,-we think ignorance is.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

IMMIGRATIoN. 1t Is calculated that the Ger.
man emigration 10 the Uai ed States this year
according 10 the rate at which II is going 90
will number about 10000 souls, and that ih'
British emmigrstion to the same paris vii
number about TO- 900 souls.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

Dad, you always nc; So strange. why
Biuyi' because, whenever ma gets sick yoi,
always have TO fetch baby heGe, to squall o.,
round aud make such noise.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

Money Is so seerse In the Wsst. ,ha, when
two doiaTs mret lhsy are such slraagers 90.
each other thai the ownefs have TO ialrOducs,
them.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

Never pull out grey hair saii gentle.
nia.i i,-Aip -Assghies '--e l-sneHliy s"sns -.
The funeral, said the daughter, provided they
come dressed in black.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

III Is with narrow-souled peope,- say Swift.
as IL il with narrow-neeksd bosles, the less,
they have In them, the more noise they make
in pouring II out. .ith
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

4 never waA whiPt bg my father bot once.
said a tail raw boned Yankee, 'aod that wss
Tor sPeiklng the 'fu'h. Guess thea the truth,
was whlpt oui OF you said his colnfade .gor -,
have never spoken the truth since.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

A young barrister having buried his fouria
wife, lady asked him "How he managed To.
have such good uckl' why, madam, said he,
Il knew they could not hpe Without coatradic~
ton, therefore Just let them. go their own.
way
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

The only difference between ancient and
modern fasting is, that in ancient, dnes they
sat in saekclolh and ashes, while In medera.
times they oil ia broaGslcih and sashes..
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

The present fsshon,of pfonounelng ,he world
''characterze, sounds very much like "efack-
cd her eyesp
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06
II. j. YOUNG.

Ho solicits shE7e &C the public pat 'onage. All
garments made up and insured to fit, in good style.
Nov ,, '54-u.
The Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 18??-185?, 1855-07-06

The WashJnston Unions Slavery
Platfor-ns-iSepndiated and De
nouncea by the leading Democratic
Journals Of the South.
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ny j. O. Mcguire, Aneuon,.r.

pRU5TEES' SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT NEAR
gty.By of deed Geo n Massey
The subscribers
Decemhet, 1853 recorded in L5er D. A 81 No.
Sos 56 5Oe han.
Washington county in ,be Dsuict ot Columbia wi sell
McCge's public 1hnisday, the
eth Decombar, ioo5 at al eel OF
county Washington Dist a.osssid, being
part Anthony Boiead, die& seizd,
Called Pleasant Plains," ard part of land
Anthony luiesd, conveyed 20 BoNe and hiayhsw,
witch JoB Fcsfe, f parcel OF land
of the ashingon and Rockville npiss road
OF
George Tsyor's subdyisn
side of The road, The end
pechrs measured uhery from tue
The Rock Creek Church road
called Ta,iors raad leading the said turnpike
another pa o The said OF land owned By s sad
three degrees Is 4G pe6ehes
,nnpk pesctcs; sncc right with raid
the rad hrst ne 5si5 psTchee and
the <aa igt mentioned third aud
parallel pcches
place beginning being e land
which The said Ann Btown John
duly recorded in 1855 with The
thereon.
Terms the balance four equal payments
eahen aud twety'our months, 20 be secured hy
Unless The of sale
wh within dvr days from he day OF a'e the trustees reserve
right resell tho rex Of the hst purchaser Al
ERASMUS j. MIDDLETON,
RICHARD II. CLARKE,
Trustees.
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
Nav 2.-9tyAds y.
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Nov 25-2awads
Housekeeping Articles.


THE ubscber desires 10 cali pubic attention TO his extensive
o goods which s now rendered
completes in every department., cons sung in part Of
FRENCH CHiSa.
pan white richly dinner, dessert
large assortment OF vases dnner aud tea ware IN de
tacbed cups with and without
fancy articles appropriate decorate e'agse payor table,
toilet. ,,, $500
Dinner tea aso detached piecesi large
stock OF Edwalds's latest shapes
GLASS WARE.
American French bohemian, such decanes, aspps
caets hooks snerres Mada' ursundes
liquors finger bowls ceees bottles, float bowls
dsues, salis, pitchers, sc
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets OF hyone and y three peces also
ivory knives ony and forks, steele, &c
BLoCK-TIN GOODS.
such as chanr dishes from % nches coffee and tea
coffee pots pots, coffee bigeinS Nc
PLATED GOODS.
Such as eofe urns ard forks, caso
covered dishes pitchers baskets, walters, se
JhPANNED GOODS.
Such as walters trays plate op jars
iuba, cans, &e-
GAS FIXTURES.
From factory Baker, Philadelphia, for sale
the nlanuiscufers' retail prices. ;.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps grandoes ar tenders and irous brushes
hnd, iadier goods
requisites OF every description together with
of utility aud ornament not deemed
viii dad decidedly
They VIII only 6nd atgs assortment
description goods purcn ed in Of The
Cities
delivered OF The iy OF Georgetown free OF
Csaiocaes containing complete list Of every kep,
sale eau be had on application at the store - 49,, -
Nov IL 2,aw6w6 Iron iial.
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THE undersigned respectfully inms the honorable senators and
representatives that he prepared furnish
exceeding gentlemen each, with their
Each ~ have the exclusive
lor and dining room
Having had much experience caterer and having IN his
surprised Of tho Union, The
that furnish gentlemen with
their meals proposed style superior any
Ia the c,iy, upon naderae t-rns.
larder will NIL times be supplied with the best provisions
and other markets can aHitd.
Wines liquors every will be furnished mod
Rooo~ vicinity, undersigned
the aian NJ they will ou
hua he saactury but The most ecoulra way ol living
! the metropolis y GAuIttR.
Nov 31-tw a52 Penn-yivana
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The ysnor VIII Ne ppon books, unless
The iiho aeb.eiip,ian be made Ia advance.
Distant suheet.rs money letter the
which viii be BY sI.k assumed b. ourselves ~ its
safe transmission.
Tho COUNTRY PAPEe Published ui weekly during the
sions Of Congress, aud SENT weekls during the
subscriptions period year wl be received
terms pfoyoitioped 10 the above annual sies.
O-PosTMAsrEIts au,hoxcd asvntsi and,
by sending us sr,s DAILY sabscfibe enclosed;
RVS sEni-wEEKLY rahsebers, with as enclosed, will be en
uled a copy graft.
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Circular.
AaENcv or FnsNoH sPoLiArIos CbkrNs,
Washinntnn. November D. lsJ5.

AaEacv FnsNoH SPoLtATIos CLAIMS,
Washington, November %, 1855.
many addressed claimants against
United OF spoaons committed by The
ratification OF with France
1900 81, lS0-as proceeding
pursue obtaining redress deem eapedsnt hns
pubiiciy all consulting advisers,
concluded juicious voluntarily submit
ther the Claims Cana they would be n,iyed Up with
and therefore decided
many years octinnbul sohmt ,hrm
tpseFue the
it expectation that direct clsi
will provided special board comisston
shalt resolved the nny
Congress grant, claims be
mas a direct legislative
claims would fully and constantly &C
eupy board highest and justice
phacay puinis proper the
Nay It,dlv JAMES ri. CAUSTgN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-22

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IN man, reIn- nr'ou city,
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Pensions q. DECREASED, father
Charles r. Captain Mssis company firi
Ksntucky The undersigued
Thomas Dement, deceased intends appJ
Pensions for duplicate Of such
FRA b. DEMENT,.
NOVEMBER 81, 1856.
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