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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23
NcUisuurs gsaarast.
Lewisburg Post Office Arrangements

EASTERN Mails Via MLIoSl every day but Sunday.
close at 9. An.
EASTERN Mails (via NoEruD) every day but Sunday
close at y. O'Clock, L. II
WESTERN, on Mcnaay, Wednesday and Friday, =,
close Mt SO A. NJ.
NORTHERN (iyilliamsport) Mond We'n. and Fri,
close at PM of night preceding
SOUTHERN selinsgrove) Tuesd Thhrsd. and satnrd,
BUFFALOE Il r ODDS, Tuesday and Friday,
close at Pm. of night preceding
Business hours daily (excepf Sundays from Guntil
III, 4 NJ, and froin l., Il. until $. TN.
Esv. q, iSj%. w.0ROfhAa,f r N
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23

sD-All Letters through the Post Office
from the lst Of April next, MUST BE
PREPAID, OR THEY WILL NOT BE FOR
WARnED.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23
Ee:rSSDsgrg, E'@.

FRIDAY MorNING, MARCEL -, ,i69o
nyrrT,yr,. Mann. rts-,rS Merchants. Nec' s.
rublir o.rrr, in Ci'y aud country; fu"..'.,',r =
ali who wish to ly or sliw"uid do "'ii =" elI'i 49,.
columns Of the Int jUg Ch'"..a'' "I!,H "a
oou ,;r.,i fsflei. in a community containing
r.. rrrar,ion Of active. solvent rioaGceIs cu'
and dealers ~ auy in The stale
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23

sJTho Districts voting on the North
side of Penns creek, give 6l9 maj FOR
Division; those on the South silc, 57l
AGAINST
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23
I1rs. ?. Thompson
L ODel a SCHOOL fox YOUNG

WILL open a SCliOOL fox YOUNG
W LADIES, on the first Wednesday in
April, in the large and commodious Room on
the first floor Of Mr.. Frick's new brick build
ing on Third ST. Instruction will be given
in all the branches usually taught IN Female
Seminaries. While an effort will be made 10
direct the puplin sucha course as will ensure
intellectual discipline, attention viii also be
paid 10 the cultivation Of The moral feelings
and the formation Of correct habits. such
assistance will be procured, as the interests
of the school NAV require.
Terms for the English branches during the
Summer Session of "A wecks-from 81 50
to 81 so.
French, Latin, Music, and Drawing-Ex,ra,
Lewisburg, March II, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23
1919 1880 1858 25OS 1853 1913
1919 2509 1919
Majori,ies lsl 45

Above are the two direct votes on the Di-
vision question, taken II 7months apart While
they show a great increase of votes they show
an entire change in favor of Division only in
White Deer and Wcs, BuiIaloe, and againstit
in Perry and Franklin. Other variations are
principally in number, and not in character.
4 glance at the Map will show that all the
River Districts except Union, which has a
close sympathy with New Berlin) are decid-
cdly for Division; while the Interior and
Western Districts except West BuGaloe,
which has direct interest with Lcwisburg,)
are as decidedly against it. Each section
voted as their location on the Map would
seem 10 make it their interest TO do.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23
Estate Of Daniel Ranck, decd.

Estate Of Daniel Ranck, dec q.
@TOTICE is hereby given, trai Letters
u TestameniaTv On the Estate Of D4siEs
R,ScK, (iate Of White Deer Township. tnioa
cour,y) deceased, have beea granted 10 The
subscribers by the REGISTER Of Union corniy'
therefore all those knowing themselves lDteb-
ted to SAID estate wI.l make immediate pay
inent, anil those having claims vii present
them properly authenticated Ter settlement, 10
the subscribers, executors Of the last VIII and
testament of said decd
SAMUEL MARSHALL. (v-,,,
DAVID RAMSEY.
White Deer, No.. 90, 1884
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23

ra.The Spring Elections in this State,
where contested, have resulted in favor Of
SAM, in nine cases out of ten.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23

SJ. Ellis BOuham, Esq, Chairman of
The Democratic State Central Committee,
alea OF congestion of the lungs, at his home
Oa'lls!e, on the 10th inst. His ago was
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23

*x* Those Of our Town Patrons who
contemplate removing on the lss April,
will please notify the Carrier.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23
TsyO the Court of General Quarter Sessions
nf the Peace In and for Ihe county Of

Uf tUE ~
UIina the May TrIn for 1875, tie petition cf Ann
Giuter Of white Dcc- towuhp, In III" county Of Uni'
respectfully sh ueth that petitioner il d,siros q
Leciir. public house in the house kept by aDn Gintrr
last year, Grl here tLe !JfEirf frpt public Eou-r
i- number = years, anil il proTilrl with every C
essary convenience to do. She tEe.ef3rs prGys the
Court grant har i!rcuse 10 Keep tavern house
public crt rtaiHrnent for the ncc'nodat.on Of tvel
and srau -"Ts, and such tavern Is necessarily
wantcG AID she will pray &c.
No the sJ.ls Tilrr e.tiI rs If Whit rccr ;OwnsAp P
J, certify that IT,. above applicant s of good rr7Ct r
honesty and temperance aud IL well PRO, ed with house
room aud &C nv the lodging ard aecoInmOa
ton cf trav clrs and stransC.s anl surh av IN -
neccsslriiv wanted. Witness our hand this I'll Of
February le5j.
Lloyd Guiuter, Andrew seybert, Jacob Troxel, Hs-vy
Rank, Lewis d Rank. Martin Keeper George TroxeiJr
II. sechicr,G. NJ Hofnan,Wm L. Ritter, ho'ey MCury,
Samuel GooGiaEdcr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23

EH.alssit<irAtCr'S .:,ftte.
2TOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of
= Administration ON t.e Estate G: JAMES
J.. IEI.7NJ. la,e OF Las; BUfaloc Twp, Union
Co.dec d have beca granted 10 the unters ened
BIZ the Register ii Lnlon county n due form
81 laT; therefore all persons indebted 10 said
estate are requested 10 make ImYnej.are pay-
ment, and those having any Just claims a:s
also requested 10 present them properly auth
eItica;ci f.r settlement.
THOMAS PENNY. Administrator.
Eas, BaIaloe, Nov. II. 1854 pd
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Dissolution.

yEIHE Firm of Becrer, Kremer 4 More was
this day dissolved BY mutual consent,
beaver & Kremer having purchased of Mr..
Moore his interest. They will Conduct the
business in future, and settle the accounts of
the late Firm. +. BEAN En,
y. 5. KRENER,
Jewishurs March s.ls55. E.W MOORE.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23

pV-Rev. Alfred Cookman, has been
transferred from Harrisburg 10 pittsbs1g.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23

E9-It is useful, occasionally, 10 put on
record, for the information of persons at a
distance, and for other times, the prices of
live stock sold at auction.
The sale Of the stock, &c, Of the Widow
Mcclure farm property, in Buiialoe tp.,
on Tuesday last, was extensively advertised
and large crowd assembled. Pigs aud
Shoats sold from So to SS Sucking calves
from e6 to Sli,75. Cows from $50 TO
$50. Year old Colts from $50 to $50. \
four yearold Mare at sl5S 50.-Thc stock
was generally Of superior breeds. There
appeared to be no lack of money among
those who had earned and taken proper
care Of it.-iIay sold at sll.
t5-A Table showing the Progress Of
the Common School System in this State
for II years, which We made out for the
"Chronicle, We find going the rounds cred
tied to the "Public Ledger" For the
Ledger to argue that Union county is too
snail to be divided, (Which is proved absurd
by the fact that it is DIVIDED, and then
hook an editorial from Union county
paper, is adding insult to injury" and
can only be excused upon the ground that
Philadelphia is such VERY small county
that its editors have poor picking for news
and think it all correct to borrow original
matter from larger counties We forgive
thcm !
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-03-23
cws5urg Chronicle & West FarmcrMarch 3d. 1855

HASA small lot suparie7 White
IL CASHMERE, and pearl cold HATS,
Jus, reed and for sale by
]. HAYES & co.
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ippIications fer Parions.

Total increase 255
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-14
Embrsideriss, f.acs.. Ac.
Election OF Directors.

OFFICE hEokrR, Fr. DIS MONIES AND MN
nEsorA RAN ROAD COMPANY,
Keokuk. May l6, 1856
THE Stockholders OF the keokuk, Ft Ues
l. Moines and Minnesota Rail Road Company
are hereby notified that an election Of eleven
Directors for said Company will be held at the
City Haliin the city Of Keokuk, on Monday, tho
llih dar Of June next, at o'clock, P. NJ.
II. T. REID, President.
c. f. CONN. Secretary.
MAY IL 1850. "a
Keokuk Dispatch and Fort Desnoipes States
man coPr,
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House Keepers

NJ ILL fn,i at S. w. & IL fuckers IN assor{.
W ment Of Panied Ware, consisting of Wash
Bowls, Foot Tubs, Children's Baths, Water
Pals. Chamber Buckets. Water Closets, &C !.
also. Japaned Ware. consisting OF Wash Bowls.
Nests Of Trunks, Cake Boxes, Spice Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Cash Boxes, Deed Boxes, knife
Trays, Dfainers for Glasses, Tea Caddies, Dust
Pans, &c, also, Plated Forks and Spoons, Ivory
Handled Knives and Forks, singly, and ia seits
ai 81 pieces. small Grinds'ones, Enanellsd
Stew Kettles and Sauce Pans, Bell Metal Kst-
tles. &c.
May l, 1855. d&w
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To our Friends

We would say that we have no~ in store, not
only ONE Of the best, bat decidedly tho very
BFsT assortment Of Boots and Shoes ever offered
for sale in the State Of Iowa. We have put our
selves 70 mueh pains to get. such goods as will
no; fail 10 give entire satisfaction 70 the most
tastidlous taste. Our prices shall he such ~ will
be undersold by any dealers in the West. w
ask of the Merchants OF Iowa careful exami-
nation Of our Goods, and comparison Of our
prices with those OF other Western places Of
trading i We only ask the patron ge OK dtalsrs
upon conditions thatwe offer better Undue ements
than Others Respectfully,
MOODY & THOMPSON.
keokuk, Iowa, April IL, 1855. d&wtf
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troEMfRLY KroKcK HoTEL,)
IN LOCATED on the Levee, below NJ ain-sf,
Nm most convenient TO the steamboat lxndihK.
Has been taken by the subscriber, late 81
the Phenix Hotel, ard has been thoroughly rs-
paired ard we'll furnished. The entire arrauke-
ments are made with a view TO the comfosf ~
his friends and customers. He hopes, therefore,
by tict attention TO husincss.to have Z share Of
nnhlic patronage. The attendants speak the
Engli-b, German, and French language9 Givs
me a call. DANIEL ACNE.
March 5, 1855. dkwN
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y. w. JONES.
Successor to i. Slingerland,
Dealer in Clocks. Watches and JeHclry,
SECOND STREET.

Next Go0r 70 kNdfEfS FartoflN7 Tanklrg House,
KEO * u *. 10 w "A.
=, a. se-e~--, THn subscriber has Just re-
~ Z, 80. ceivea a large and beautiful
50 ss-sSz Of ol@ and Silver Watch.
es, Gold Jewe,ry &c, comprising the latest styies
OF Ladles' Breast Pms. Ear Rings, Finger Rings
Cati Pms, Coli Guard and Fob Chains, Keys,
Seals. Silver Thlmbles, Gold Slides, Snaps,
studs GoA Pens with or without holders, Cold
Pencils, Pens and Pencils
WATCH KErAIRING.
The subscriber beng practical matchmaker,
fefs competent to repair the most difficult aud
delicate work that may be entrusted 10 his care.
All work warranted 70 give satisfaction.
correct Time.
The public nay rest assured that The correct
time II, and always VIII be kept hy
n, ". JONES.
Nov. 28. 1884. iyl
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II. ID. FOSTER

UASiust received well assorted Stock or
IL Spfirg and Summer Goods, 10 which The at
teniion OF buyers is respectfully asked.
The Goods have been selected with special
reference 10 the c,y retail trade, and will be solA
as iow as the same class Of goods can be bought
IN any House ia Iowa.
Purchasers will 10 we'll to examine the stock
before buying elseuhef rs they mili ia many
styles rol usually kept IN this market.
April %. 1885.
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HATS, HATS, HATS!il
The Spring Style for 1855.
AT THE
New York M.t Emporium,

A G. SHELDON would respectfully an II
- nounce TO the citizens Of keoknk and -
vicinity that he has established himself at
keokuk. for he maHufacture and sale oil Hats,
Caps, FQrs and Straw Goods, and will open
about The 18th of Mach large and complete
stock oil the above goods Of the latest and most
fashionable style Having been connected for
terms OF wears with one of the largest whole
sac manufacturing houses in New York will en-
able me TO sell my goods at lower price than
any house in the trade. ] hope by close appl-
cation 10 business and desire to please the pub
lie, 10 receive n share Of their patronage. and
supply every want that comes within the legiii-
mate sphere of my business. Country mer-
chants respectfully invited to c all and exam
inc presons 10 buying elsewhere. NJ motto ~
Ready Pay, Quick Sales and Small Profits .
Gents, 4st drop in and examine the spriug
style Of Mole Skin Hats for 1855.
A. g. SHELDON, Halter.
April -, 1885. sly
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aiBER,

At TIL f PINE MILL.
ffH + .ehsrttbers have constantly on band a
L supply Of
Dressed Flooring.
Also. FENCING BoARns and tsNcInc PtcKfrs,
siding, and general assortment Of dimension
stuff.
Mill and Lumber Yard at the foot or Second
street, keokuk, Iowa.
HIATT & HARBiNE.
April Z, 1850. dim&wly.
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SURVEYORS TaDc Lines.

A WIRED article, ald strongly encased.
n S Wa III TUCKER.
Syn of the Red Paddock.
May |, 1853. d&w
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JANIS REYNOLDS.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,


Mechanics Block. North side of Man 81.
kEOKUK, IOWA
HAVING made arrangements for per-2
1 L matent business III the above lin<, sn
nos offering 4. The ciiy and eruniry lra9e Il
a large and we'll selected stock IF
Drugs Medicines, Paints, Dyes, Oils and Var
nishes, Ern>hes, Glassware aud Nimdsw
Ginss,
Also perfnmcry ard fancy articles, Cigars. To-
bacco and .nah, AVID choice assortment Of
Family Groceries. including Spices. Teas, Fla.
vorirg Extracts, Candies, Soda, Saiaraius, and a
variety of articles er'aining TO that deparin ;
all WITCH wl BE- sold on the principle Of '.sn1all
profits and quick returns"
Particular atteniion given 10 preparing pre-
sciipiIons ~ cases where medicines are re-
CURED duiHg The night il is frequently inconve-
uiert 70 Oh ain them This dificGty / have
completely obviated by having my residence In
patt Of the same bnilelng occupied by iny
store, and persons desiring medicines may RELY
upon procuring them al all hours. night or day
without Inconvenience delay
Druggists, merchants and others, purchasing
by The quantity, are requested TO give ne call
as ! am determined to sell Oh as favorable term,
as any house in the city.
April g. 1895 div
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RI AVE tins dag associated themselves together
Ill for the transaction Of the Drug business in
all IL branches. They expect 10 keep on hand
general aud wri selected assortment ot Pure
Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumcry, PsInfs. Oils, &c
Also have by ihs arrangement become sole
pro rie'ors for tic mar ntacture ard sale of H.,
K Gillmore's re ebra'ei Mama'uke Llnlment
aud anriValied Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills, for
the states o Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin,,
Minnesota and territory Of Nebraska,
All orders in future W. be addressed 70
McKENNY d RUNNER
Dec. &, 1854. dd
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CLOVER HOUSE
Gloves and Hosiery.

III AIDES, colofed black and white Kid Gloves,
LIZ Silk, Lise Thread, and col'd do, Twisted &
L let Silk Mius for Ladies and Misses, Black,
~ e and mode Silk Hose. and large stock OF
|rot. in white, unbleachei, black, seate and
(nixe Of all prices; child ems do white, mixed
ard far v, Kerry cheap. L. ID. FOSTER.
| April 3 1855.
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hRESS DS.-A large and varied stock g!
H. Silk Tissues, Satin striped, figured ard
|alain, Bareges, Llngarellas, Coup ID Eats, Iy-
Soleans, French Jaconeis and Brlliiauis, Lawns,
{xc., just received by +. ID. FOSTER.
Aprll %, Is5h.
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THE underslgued takes pleasure y an. -.
! naanctng ttsi he has taken this very II
popular House and mace co piete renovation
throughout the entire premises. lie Is uow pre-.
pared o receive tie patronage oi the public, and
believes he can E.eet the wants Of eli who desire
good House.
Iie hopes by dose application 70 the busi-
ress aud attention 10 the MANY wants Of the
trageiitr, to merit and obtain share of patron
aye.
fT Baggage 'aSen 70 and from boats free Of
cl,sTge. CHAS. G. BuANELL.
Aprii3, 1855 dtf
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GRINDsrONEs. .

A FINE lot OF the usual sizes, for sale BY
II SW X II TUCKER
May /, 1855 d&w
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Rankin 4 miller

Rankin Il Miller
1T AVE made arrangements At Washington
IL City, by which they can speedily procure
Land Warrants under the law of 1858.
All persons who have serveri IN any Of tho
wars of the United States ere entitled TO 100
acres In case of decease Of persons who setu-
ally served, the widows and heirs are eAtitled.
No charge unless successful.
Office over Parsons Bank, Keokuk, Tcwa.
March 81, 1855. dGv SIN
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Table Cutlery.

|TUST received By steamer Gossamer large as
p sortment Of English Table Cutlery which /. c
Pher At reduced prices
BALDWIN, EVANS. & 60.
MARCEL l3, 1855.
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HarScs for Uncle Sam.

|TyflE undersigned Will pay cash for
u thirty or forty good young horses Hys
pr the nse Of the government Of the Uhi-
ed States. He will be found always on hand at
he White House or the White Stable on John
pn Street. G. M. MARSHAL.
k-oknk, Feb. -, 1855. dtf
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A. Kridgnam

rs Agent ior the Missouri State Mutual Insu-
i rance Company, the Directors of which are
among the Oldest and best known business m~a
of st. Louis. d3dptf1D
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Y SGYIiIE S--Just fecsissd large supply of
, srsss, grain and burh fcyibes,
BALDWIN. EvAkd 4 Ct,
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fLEAR the wav for The New York HatM
\ Emporium Cail aud get Fashionable -
Hat al SAELD0N'S HAT EMPORIUM.
ID, Main Street.
April q, 1855
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SALES TODAY.
ny ). q. McGUIHE, Auctloneer.

Icy }. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, CHOICE oil. PAINTINGS, HOUSE
Il keeping effects, public Wednesday morning.
April 23 10 O'clock the residence Of Col Roberts, u
A.. heights
and heuseh'ld effects comprising
Beauuini sofas, and parlor chairs
finished plush
dvans, sewing chairs finished Grim
brocatelle
Elegant rosewood tables, with white and
Egyptian marble
Beautiful Chinese table richly and inad
Chinese work table, elegant bronze figures
Mantei ornaments gilt brackets.
Four choice old oil paintings
Of paintings and engavings, Handsomely
them painting the battle OF
Cheputepec, painted order from drawings taken the
Danlask and lace curtains, cornice and shades
Walnut hair eloah sofas chairs, and rocker
Superior walnut writing cabinet, eiagere
Splendid soId rosewood chamber furniture
Walnut and mahogany dressing bureaus, beds,eads
Wardrobes, wasbsands toilet sets
superior husk mattresses bedding
Solid Chinese bedsead elegantly carved and inad
sanda-w and ivory
Mahogany extension dining table, side tables
Marble top sideboard buffers tray
French China and coffee sells, granite dinner sets
Casters, tabi cutlery, glassware
Cane and wood seat chairs, lounge
Bronzed harack hall lamp, ocoh
Superior cooking and hxtures
sites.
3) UNDER credit of 90 and W
days, far satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Se beautiful residence where the above sale takes
will sold public auction the morning Of the above sale
precisely For advertisement The
viewed the Monday and Tuesday preceding The
sale. JAS q. MCGUIRE
April l7--eod Aucuoneer.
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rur KNOW NOTHING MOvEMENT-ITS VARYING
PHASES AND DUBIOUS PROSPECTS,.

PHASES AND DUBIOUS fhuofEtlc-
rourhs Of the little local elections Of the last few
onthy round about the country have been carried nom
'..Il Al least BIZ the know-nothngs Very likely too
nav viii carry the State Of Virginia against Mr. Wise by
large majority Yet with all their successes, past and
onecve Il is impossible define accurately the pur-
- principles or prospects OF this political party
what are their principles and purposes as great
.,iona orgaaization7 They mysterious and IN
abe as the future destines OF the order The party
tbemseyes ia this respect yerable know-nohings
Took for instance Massachusetts. There they have
AZ lutte and undspated possession Of the government
81 there they favored recently with some Of the
t abomnable Legislative developments of fanaticism,
e.son and indecency-treason TO the constitution and
.1ecent outrages against private rights and public moral
H. In New York again, find portion of the know
blnes aiding In Stewards reelection and aiding In the
.ssage Of the new liquor law pains and penalties,
bieh Is destined produce more disastrous Revision
u the business affairs Of this community than all our
sbuyer frauds and bank and commercial failures OF the
l ten years. There aeadytwo or three branches OF
tb kuownothng movement In this State two or three IN
pennsylvania two three in Massachusetts, and similar
vmptoms Of division and dscord not wanting in other
States How all these discrepancies to be harmonlzed
1 the inexplieable mystery OF which we speak.
i, the mean time SAM as he is face tously called APP
r in most of the petty elections of the day, South as
we'll as North to hold and WELD the balance of power
His last notable achievement has been great victory IN
Columbia the State capital of South Carolina in the most
ura proslavery community perhaps in the United States
very curious this and embarrassing to all reasonable cal
citations Yet these scattering shots will doubtless De con
tinued through the summer and !al East, Nes, No'a
ana south in favor OF the know-nothngs. But how are
bey 10 be fused into homogeneous mass? In the Norh
,bey are allied with the ultra ansavery sentiments IN
the South they leagued with the ultra siavehoiuers
From these clashing materials the know-nothns or new
opposition elements will hold the House OF representatives
Of the coming Congress and very likely aarge majority OF
the State legislatures winter From these materials
oo they must then begin to arrange their plans ior 'he
great campaign Of 1856 And who are then TO be sacr
fcedher anavery eoncderaes OF the North, or their
slavery allies Of the SOUTH Nice question
rather mpertinen perhaps just now but suggestive Of ex
tremey difficult and dangerous navigation.
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ay J. 9. mcoUINE, Auctionesr.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON THE HEIGHTS
ID OF public aucionOn Wednesday morning
O'Clock precisely premises shall sell TINT
delightful residence and grounds belonging Colonel
the heights Of Georgetown
Eighth and high Streets rhe buildings cons Of
webut containing with large
fine barn and
wood she'd and other ou uiding all in excellent
condition.
This property has attached nearly three acres Of ground highly
and in perfct order choice fruit
flowers and shubby adorn the place
OF large cIstern
that never fails, also found on the place.
Many handsome surround property It's hcah
location Washington Georgetown
recommend il desiring beautiful rural
residence Title indispuabie.
Terms residue in equal payments
twelve eighteen months, with interest," secured by deed
81 trust on The premises. JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
April I'D Auctioneer