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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-29
4TH OF ] U L Y,

T'ioo Birds Killed by one Stone !
DUr few more Dollars in your Pocket thsn you
want 10 'pond in Celebfat ng, and boy Cont,
Vs,i or PANS, PURE TEAS or Coffee, nteu Goods,
Shoes, Umbrellas other Kind OF Goods Al the
PEOPLES STORE. by 80 doieg you can save enough
pay your Ceebiation fec. Don't fatget the store.
Al LYMAN 4 KING.
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From the Loui~vIIe Times.
oALuMNIEs AGAINST THE PRESIDENT.

No man has occupied the presidential chair who has
been pursued by such unceaSng voey Of ciumnes
President Pierce However difficult il may be northern
aboonists and southern know-nohings harmonic in
things In hatred Of President Pierce they one
aud from common pour out upon him their filthy
abuse and Infamous Alsehoods There certainly good
reasons why who advocate such principles as those
taught BY Seward Hale and Chase should hate Franklin
Pierce For nearly quarter of century bis genius and
eoquence have preserved his native State New Hampshire
from the pollution Of their REASONABLE doctrines and all
New England has felt the influence Of his patriotic voice
The bodness and sagaciy with which he has exercised
his power and influence since bis accession 10 the chief
magstracy of the Union in behalf Of those great eonsiitu
honal principles which they 50 bitterly hate has very
naturally increased their rage IL not strange
peat that WHO desire 10 deprive fifteen States Of this
uaon Of their constitutional rights and make them ger
vile dependents Of northern despotisn should Willy and
Islander General Pierce Bat hcw any party in those ff
States in defence Of whose sovereignty lie has drawn
upon himself the fierce and malignant ennity Of northern
abotionis have the graceless eoutey to cheer
his and thar enemies passeih comprehension.
We have been given either euloges deences Of
the administration We have believed all along that pub
lie sentiment would quietly bat surely work out for itself
yndicaton Of its wisdom and morality And we ROW
believe that the verdict OF the great popular Judgment win
be that the administration of President Pierce has been
of The brightest and purest in national history 1t
has been marked by that stern devotion 10 principle
which has 20 characterized his whole public life They
just such might have been expected from who
in an active and prominent public career OF more than
twenty years. has swerrsd hnched from the
Jacksonian standard of democracy
To The South the weakened portion of the conedeacy
be has indeed been of strength Official influence
Official patronage all the power that the constitution has
placed in the hands OF the Executive have been wisely and
firmly exerted in behalf of those constitutional rights
which the dominant northern party striving to over
ride If the South owed debt OF gratitude to q
northern man. that is Franklin Pierce.
We have been led these reflections by seeing in OF
our exchanges letter written by President Pierce more
than twelve months ago. We republish it. President
Perees letter Mr. Taylor, already published in the
Unon lno only vndicates the patriotism and patriou-
cal sagacy of the President but is whitening rebue to
those southern know-nohng partisans who have been
nendacous enough nsnuae charges against his sound
ness upon the sectional questions of the day.
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voIcE FROM THE MASSES In ILLINOIS.


subscriber in Illinois closes letter on business with
the following sound and patriotic reflections dangers
OF the present crisis:
Permit me- sr though hubble citizen who took
active part in political affairs, indulge in few remarks
you the trial through which this repubic pas
sing.
The existence of the Union 10 be threatened and
there longer be doubt that il the intention
aim Of the Republican party to bring about dissolution of
the UDion notwithstanding their hspocrtca professions Of
loyalty to the contrary.
When State conventions endorse theft and perjury
virtues msrng the appreciation of the American people,
did the republican convention Of New York in endorsing
Psssmoe Williamson and his robbery false path and
all, think sir, the time has come for good men-nen
who love truth and justiceto reflect and act
boosted liberties viii soon be to end.
There IS however hope, and only one, left and that
is in the democratic party whose viii always insure
justice and equality TO all sections and persons home
abroad long they American citizens Every pulsa
ton heart with the patriotic champions of the North
who battling for the constitution and requirements
bat fear the patriotic sentiment has been materially weak
ened by the constant abuse heaped upon the South and her
institutions by the abolition pres and decsners that the
atmosphere through which look is, indeed very gloomy
hope, however, fears not true when the crisis
arrives but for the present remain in doubt and
iey."
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New YoaK, Oct 2a.Fiour-prices have advanced; sales
% bls 50 l2 for straight Ststc So 81 for good
Ohio and $40 for southern. Wheatpces advanced sales
bushels So IL for southern white and 81 05 for
red western red 81 96. Complies have advanced
sales Of 10000 Bushels at o64 for western mixed.
Porke market il firm sales Of 200 bills, at s22 go.
Eeethe market is tending downward sales Of $50 bb
SIG 80 repacked Chicago. Lardthe market languid
sales OF $50 bbls IL cents Whiskeyhe market has de-
clned sales Of 500 bills, at 409 cents for Ohio.
BALTIs1oaE, Oct 29.Flour is frmer-saes OF Howard
street and Ohio brands So City Mills So Is. Wheat is
dull and owersales Of good to prime whites at ~ %
81 Is; good prime reds, 81 90 81 05. Corn is
changedwhe and yellow sold for So 80 cents. Provis
ions are generally unchanged-mess pork, S2 SCI so.
Beef SIG SIG so; mess, Sis So Baconhams in
2s 10 cents sides, l21s l2& cents shoulders, IL
l2ls cents hams, plain, Ii ~ Lard is quoted
nominay at IlA IL in bbs, and 13 l355 cents
in kegs.
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Il. j. BULLOCK,
w. u. n. TAYLOR,
HEy. EDWARDS GnEY,
Oct 9-ImdwAcp
OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August >, SS3.
Notice hereby holders Of the loan authorized
by act OF es edesmsbe and acr the Inn
e5s Of that stock VIII oc pafchasea
hi INV time preyious to The Novembes next,
which per premium viii be paid IN sddson 70 he s'hs
expressed o certificates -,
And holders Of the stocks Of the Diner oan' -
s,..s h,s az The same 10 the Of VIII
also be made during se sane period the following rates
1872 premium Of 10 per cent o
Inc loans OF 1877 1885, Of 6 cent; and or
stock issued under e ccnmony csied TeAsndsn
niry stock, premium Of six per cent -
Interest allowed n the rate s'puhe0 ~ 'he s''
r ,hs y, In,y l.st 10 the dsy with
day in addition TesHnrrr dsah 70 reacn be parry
Certificates department unGcr tne present
ice should be duly assigned United States by inc party emu
ed 10 the purchase money
Payment will be made BY dnfA upsa the
Boston, York. Philadelphia ~ Tue pae'
entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Auy 4-dftNoy30 rInsel. 4 Etsrl
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We publish to-day the commercial circular Of Baylor
CO.. which possesses much interest the present condition
Of money affairs in Europe No longer fail 10
the importance 10 the southern ooongrower Of dverDg
portion Of the supply Of the great staple nom Liverpool
The managers Of this dreciFade movement in view Of
the financial difficulty in England have addressed through
Nc Baylor inquiries 10 their correspondents 10 New York.
% which the following reply has been received;
New YoHr, October Is, 1855.
DEAH SIN
We hasten answer your last letter, and assure
yon that do not anticipate teren If financial cris in
France and England should oocurl any serious obstacle
carry out plans for direct trsde) Germany the
basis agreed upon with you
Prices Of cotton wi OF course 20 down in Germany
well they dropping in England bat then the
viii take place in markets, AID enable
do better by consrnments Germany than BY sales in
American the English French markets.
The arrangements with friends Bremen, Hamburg,
Antwerp and also with large houses the interior Of
Germany have been concluded definitely aud you may
assured there viii be backing by either them
selves long the business remains strictly within the
lines put donn by us from the beginning.
The money affairs look very bad in France and England,
and il is absolutely necessary extraordinary caution
even with regard to the simplest operation. You viii do
WELL therefore, friends among planters
meat long il is carried the way agreed upon
that they of course, must be prepared for fall Of prices
which, however, trust wu Dc less serioas Germany
than IA oRy other eoaaty. Yours truly.
G. q. BAYLOR, esq
This letter comes from responsible parties wen connect
Ell in Europe and fully able to go through with what they
once undertake The Of relying exclusively upon
Liverpool for European sales of cotton is hut too
cearly demonstrated The continent Of Europe to an inn
portant amount holds extraordinary inducements for
direct shipments to Bremen, Hamburg Rotterdam, and
Antwerp The directrade agency in New Orleans being
already opened planters and country merchants in
form themselves all points By simply addressing the
firm there.
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Iirect Trade and European Agency.

onLRAss, August i, 1858
CIR beg hand card soliciting share Of your
~
Ia found ihe which
taking the hrsI
practical step between The bou; and u
!.
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.
We viii ship to,o direc, Europe witha particular
hhnding
penes Lbea will b. made in New Orleans
duty injured and properly protected BY all
OF he
character responsible hoase where every
panleT
vansre Of The Of interest i'd
vanees Ia no tinn cent per annuni
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
We win also receive rel cotton in New Or
avoid enry the present system Of accept
sacrificing The planters cotton
Nor compelled into market 10
the sccerane.s OF We will The other hand be
market pfcc and 10 sell The
friends merits and al aus highest cssshca
furnish plantation supplies ef all kinds, importing direct
seh art Of foreign growth dssrd
IN pnbic cifcu-
affairs We reserve TINS information Tor
our with those who wish 10
To end beg solicit
yorg inquiries will be happy 70 reply 10
promptly, Al nd " Z entire sasisfacton
oahrrn staice and continental
rome and nso OF more legitimate mode OF selling
cotton ports, shall be glad TO
proportion Of the planters crop that nc may Judge by 'he
actu results for himself.
Oct 3o-DskWp BAYLOR 20.
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oe,Io-eod,s


DOR elegant dwelling bouse
c. between i7,h and sn Streets and near the War Depart
met ..a.sls
ON and wells
gade kitchen garden,
erennds Immediately and tc OF
be
time
perfectly cellars have been
ercavsted buildings There the
An Of which be
paired OF remsdeled IL
ALSO, FOR RENT Or LEASE,
The dwelling renpvania between l7h
and
The HOUSE. has attached ~ and have the
ofa twelve or hn-ca-fcef alley " required.
The hou~r calculated accommodation N large
commodafioB
confectionery
nd immediately vicinity ef place.
For Sc -ppiy Mr.. Collins srfgsop Cen
eral's oines, In Miedsfs bal1pg,
Ors ls-~sna3g
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THE MILWAUKEE TRAGEDY.-A MISTAKE COR
RECTED

RECTED.
norder any impression that be
formed upon the subject owing TO the indisnct
in which the particulars Of the have been stated by
of the papers giving publicity to the occurrence
deem proper say that Mr.. Adams not resident
Of Milwaukee the time Of The failure of the aGermania
Bank and connected in any manner whatever,
with that Institution. The circumstances briefly these
About hafpast o'clock yesterday afternoon German,
who had Of money depose in the Germana Bank,
(Which failed last year, called the Banking and Ez
change oce Of H. C. Adams and demanded the money Of
George Pspepdek formerly Of the Germapia Bank. Mr..
Papendek replied that the the bank longer
under his control but offered the SIS This
declined and the Of $50 demanded (be depose
being about $780, Mr.. Papendiek complying with this
demand the German drew pisto and threatened 10 take
his life if he did not pay the money Mr. Adams observing
the action called Mr. Joseph Colt, who Glanced
The Office, and asked him "a for police officer. Mr..
Colt started co. the German turned and threatened
shoot him IL be stirred At this Nj. Adams moved
rapidly towards the door, when the German fired him,
and farming round fred seeonS time Dir. George Pa
pendek. Tire ball took effect woundng Mr.. Adams in
the groin The second missed Mr. Pspendek and struck the
wall.
"immediately after firing these shots the left Mr..
Adamss Office wal ea directly up stairs into the police Office,
laid bis pistol the table, down the bench and waited
quietly for the officers. In this attitude he found by
Officers WATSON and Skerrett who were speedily the
ground and was by them conducted 10 the jail
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PAILApEIPBrA, Oct 2s.-James l.. Breese was arrested
here to-day at his Chryste street. with $1,000
worth erie bank bills. quantity of plates
also discovered Amongst the bills tens and lives Of the
bank Of Jacksonville, Eioda Of the Northern Indiana
Railroad Company thee Of the Exchange Bank OF Aieran-
dria and others. Every appliance for counteretng was
also discovered the premises.
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by 5. G. MCGUIRE. Aucs,enssr.

TRUSTEES SALE or sTEAMBoAT HOTEL AT PUBLIC
sae.Oa THURSDAY aft snocn November O'Clock,
premlsrs September 81, 1884, md
e2, 1885, iea, and
Warrington the
Columbia the subscriber viii cell psu Of lot No square No.
rnurng OF Eleventh
alley due 80 feet, thence due .onth
the thence 50 feet
with The consisting of
large brick building known the sesmeoat hotei Terms a
TUOS J, FISHER, Trustee.
las. e. MCGUIRE.
Oct Ip-coS;s Aacuozess.
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Majority against the debt bill....-.-. 3,o5s
In western district Cameron and dalgo not returned
In the district Jefferson and Orange not return
ed reported hare givenJeferson for Evans and Or
ange SO for Ward
candidate majority in the reported majority in Jes
ferson county, would swell bis majority TO 1859; while
the reported majority of 50 for Ward in Orange county
would make his official majority 2o5, leaving him, after
all allowances in favor Of hs competitor 36 votes ahead
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FALL OF SERAsfoPoIOn the nth instant public cee-
braton took place in New Orleans for the fall OF Sebasto-
pol re Dcam ehanted at the Cathedral, and sa-
lutte Of three hundred guns fired The celebration was
however confined the French part of the town the
rest refusing participate and the shipping in port re-
fusing TO hoist their flags.
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsHIN0TOH-Tbe sub,
In pcrher of Rchmond Virginia. having
m this city, street, ~ d:sss = non o. m
claimants the govern
for vces, and FOR land svnnss
and pepssous unAes seS 4COaUFess y, r.,au
sv;rs rrrsseS sa,s psresDes Davis Dopron,
he has perhaps oay in6sx vAA Wa s.sf @ace " nv nm
.,..~ a revolsouasy the nss asdseoss omee IN
Plchmepd He tnAsx 20 me ppets 70 az
The other Capitol vEns ness, sna ~.
twenty years experience en-
sie - 10 beve dat stusesd htn - ts ne vi %
unable 70 % H. ,ess .sv,.. ,eo acr..
Fcs cans act Of a hsrch ,eo nvns ~ ~
. .na " ,s ~ - v.rv .cscsss FELIX RiCHARDs
xxvungrCus.
Hon. Henry A. Wisa, Acces.an, yrrnia-
Jsres Iyons Exq., kichsnnaa, virEais.
lanes Heath, CcaSnaoses Of Pensions, hehm'ho
virEinss.
sssGssa n. raskss, Richnnn1, vheAia.
Hoa lnAu O.. peadetnu, VisgAnta.
IIna aanspa Chisoa, WesAlneSnns Y. y
WEiiam ], Wsya, sss, 1aAaosss
Lewis TnsstaaAs, sssr NV tSse
| Mach 7~Aksplys =
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rls ca.e i pg.mers WMian.sn.

he tdec ~ Fossn'pTe nHttdhsso"
PHILADEtrfEiA, Oct. 29Judge Kane made order to-
day IN the ason case refusing the leave asked for his
counsel TO preseIt petition from him. because he is still la
contempt and By petition does not purge himself But 10
tbs end that be purge himself the court also ordered
that whenever the said Williamson shall declare under oath
Affirmation, tha he wiling to such interc2aio
res be addressed by the touching matters here
oiore inquired into by haJsas corpus, the marshal shall
bring him before the judge in court chambers 10 abide the
further action Of the court.
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K
THE thirty fea.h Of Lectures vii,
Monday ga o October ls' ana s'd on ne Isl q March
Miller, M d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
VIM Johnston D., Professor Of obsstrcs and Diseases
Joshua Riley NJ d. Professor Therapeutics,
May, D., of Principle. and Practice of
Tyler d. Of anthology and Practice Of Med
Levi. n steiner NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward N. sco,, N o., Prosecior and Demonstration.
Like moe. similar INSTITUTIONS Eucpe from which
The regular lectures and The wards for clinical instruction
The expense for full Of lectures
M.ieaaas isc payable only once
Graduating expenses 70
The lectures given evening thereby
enabling engaged during The morning hours 70 NJ
For furAer information, address
students de,irus situation ,c.idsn, ud q
National Medical Coge requested 70 m.ks ~ e
who wiz ave any inf formation may b desired.
% sas me aa WIN
Six he chosen before the S ooc'ohcr
July 10 eod,issNovd&sw
4 VALUABLE FARM n virsinis $1,000 Acresl for
leased for sm Of ~, year. ss a
belief they he KEEP, The best Style ,he now oner'
o. $50 Of low g.osDd 70,
,o slide meadow pa yielded 100 bushels Of
from rinsc cniva
,or) 1854 bad the season,
durtd susceptible Of division, and Is
I eegfainy beet in Virginia
Terms: December and the balance In
thereafter. with interest from dse Of delivery
Of the snhscTibsr ny letters 40
dressed "Wanenton Springs, Virginia or 70 Wssh,sa.pn
DC. THoMAS 1khkn-
April 2s-aaw,cp
I AVIS Of che United stAses Relative the kubtfc
Ii uf Congress III the
Confederation, Treaties. froclamaons Spanish Regulations Ae
&C, &c. | vol. 80.
Cou,su of The shove-complcte 1879. vol. g.
Public Lands,
ments sisissvc aud that subject vo folio
Indian Treaties United izfescomplee from
1858. VOL -
Colonies and Stats uvernmenta, from 1888
1881, relating and Indian Affair vna. 81.
Oca Opinions Of the Attorneys Gsnsra from l1s 70 1850
LAVA Charters Rrsin, France
Public Lands COLONIES
collected by NJ. White. vols &c 20.
Johnsons OF The Civil Law Of Spain. vol London
$40 so
schnidt's Civil Inv If apain and co. vol. o..
of Law relation
\ 10 Mines and Rerl vol -
States
cerssas Isswds, Tises nc. vol. - 75
Hcrels Military Laws, Eounry Land and Pension Laws Of TN
United etat~s vol. % a.
B-nrcas Pension Laws. iyo "a 50.
Mayo and houiton Per esed Bouniy Land Lava vol
81 -. "a
E.ccas Dic1ons.o .rsao o. Legislation 'ar''padsse'
The yrn,a rsy and &ksier Of Mla eaasisA Ian
rgmsbg: Ecana lai W. atae, sa ,,rvrv,o.
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BY ,. {. MCGUIRE. A.ssss..sr. .r,rrr

VALUABLE IMPROVED PRnrEnTx ~ lin psas.r he
al., ~ ocock on premises, of sos Is, - sqssre M
onipe twenty iit street wess between norm
.- .,rees ~ eufee paved alley, win
Inc Of ssessansy built nrss sos
;rs house with dining In Inc base 0en ha
ron,aiun, two psos eight and attic Tnrre sro
never falling pump excellent wsieF In he yard Ine
n. crp recently renovated throughout and very desfps
res3snc~. .-..,un ~..h,s~r ,.d
one third balance in six twelve sha
bearing interest," secured aeea "a
al Il The crpease purchaser Tile perfect
neasaeiy aer the above, shal SELL tbe sse place. 'o
a. a. and pan a. square 6s the whole ncn"s m,y
vsusrs feet viii be soid IN lots 70 sS
MAT of which may be n the SALE 80. - .xc,.,yp
TILE perfect. Terms % above Jas y
Ocf M-dAds ""NN'
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nsvigntors in the Baltic
lTIshsiation.J
STR August 10, 1855
island Of "Greilswsider Oie'
Amer of piece light
upon island Grswades e., which LIES
latitude "a "a IS narlb and longitude 10
of Greenwich, between
The Rprsn light win be exhibited and he illuminated
the whole anti
which
Rhre
and visible the horizon and in clear
from the orecsse Of medium vessel At distance Of from
AZ German miles.
he distinguished from adjacent
lights swncmunde. d~sh
ranged neinhb1uR lights
and Ger,en produce natural white rh for hrre
minute, 81 iGt fr
diisy light THREE
ne Of light for three
mi
made ofbek unrsmered, md ALEC IN
the time landmark.
BRANDT Won LISpAu.
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MUSIC DEPOT.

music DEPOT,
souhe corner Of Star Build
inrs Washing,oB d. &.
~ II. EIsENBRANDT. tsaeeese % Hh1s iiz np"Hri
u. American and European muSr, PIT
anos, sfrinss, he. ~. = a., ,,,dr,r
ana ,aseu psunarr cemoits and
thai uch an roud together WIN e
az pianos
10 h. onpd the neopo With deeirs meet the wishes az
public, respectfully solicit thsr 49,
OcfM-a 1hs'- DiAnoo rssrt
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DsotA on Mount Washington, Ssr Hamp.aire.

GoRBAA, IN. H) Oct 27..-Dr. u. L. Ball started from
the Ledge Thursday morning with OF ascending
Mount Washington, and probably pershed nothing has
heard Of b Parties commenced searching for
him yesterday morning. bat without effect up clock
this morning
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PoRx-A letter from Pttsburg to the Cincinnati Ga
zeite says
Arrangements making for pork packing on a
larger scale than usual There viii be three four packers
this year. and hear that 10000 hogs already engaged
by them
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CuARlzzros, Oct. 25-The Isabel from Havana,
with the 25h, has arrived There is nothing to
report. Sugars active.
Heavy storms have occurred in the Gulf no wrecks
reported.
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n GORGE w. MORRILL, Attorney and Counsellor at
" circuit commissioner
for the Coer o Casm No. ~ Wai New York.
Hon Justice United Sses Supreme Court
Fish United States Genera j. g. Totem, Corps
United States NJ Blair, Solicitor 10 the Court
OF Cizm; r. H. Giei and Major Arnold Harris Washing
i
Oct i0--wFSSun3m
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CARD.youpe ladies' wishing TO improve themselves in
II by joining The morning Miss
Brooke school, Pennsylvania she
resident governessa distinguished sbitieswho
gives aauy instruction in that language.
26-eod2w
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UmBER LUMuER, LUMBER We have hand
II assortment OF seaPoned lumber COM
plsnp in pau follow articles, viz
49, "a, and 81 white pine boards and plank
100000 pine and hcmock scantlng aud rails
300 900 feet Z. 8 joists, scanting and sill timber
$1,000 feet 4 Sd Carolina flooring
30 900 prime shingles
Tocrb.r with an assortment Caron,
posfs Stepping panRs &C. all II which will be sold
on accommodating terrrs and reasonable prices
CRIPPS & WALLER.
Oct ao-3t
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THE TEXAS ELEcrIoS--The State Gazette, under the
heading ocia publishes returns of the election in Au
gust last which up follows:
Enr LIND Cornmissioaer.
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THE DEMOCRACY OF ARKANSAS.

friend in Arkansas closes business letter with the
following cheering intelligence:
The democracy State thoroughly aroused and
organized and ready and eager 10 meet the midnight foe
Arkansas in 1885, will cast for the democratic candidate for
the presidency Ear larger majority than before"
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IMPORTATION wANTED.--Mrr Ann Roberts, formerly
i Miss Tassart resident place, afer
Athens having been also advertised
received take this of let
ing applying Office OF aforementioned
piac. ~il receive information Of importance TO her.
3o--dEs