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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10
From the Winchester Southern Star.
Opening Of the Canvass.

The canvass between the eandi-
dates for Governor, was opened at
Murfreesboro on the lst inst. The
day vas warm and sultry, and the
accommodations prepared altogether
insufficient for the very large crowd
in attendance. No political State
campaign was ever opened with more
interest on the part Of the people
In addition to the inhabitants of the
town and county, very large spe-
cial train brought from Nashville and
other points OH the road, from 500
to 1000 persons.
The opening speech was made by
Gov. johnson, and was to the entire
satisfaction of his numerous party
friends Oh the ground. We do not
purpose giving detailed analysis Of
the speeches on the OCCASION, as the
candidates are to speak here on Sat
urday next. Gov. J's speech was a
calm, though searching and spirited
review of the political course Of Col.
Gentry; and an analysis of the orr
gin, objects, tendencies, injustice,
appropriateness and fundamental
error of the know-nothing hydra
This subject was treated by him in
an able and efficient manner, and
would carry conviction of the falla-
cies of the order to the mind of any,
not so deeply imbued with the blind
ness Of bigotry as to refuse to hear
reason. -
Col. Gentry, we must say, disap-
pointed us sadly, and if we err not
greatly, carried that feeling to the
breasts of many Of his most devoted
friends. In regard to bis past course,
he completely ignored the many and
grave charges preferred by Gov. j.,
and swept over them all with the
unsatisfactory and trite evasion of
letting "by cones be by cones" p
This may satisfy those who are de-
termined to sustain him. right or
wrong, but how the mass of wings,
whom he has reviled and abused, can
stomach the indifference With which
he treats them is more than we can
imagine, and moreover We do not be-
lieve that the calm and rejecting
portion Of the party will be satisfied
with his course.
His speech was composed Of the
bitterest opposition to foreigners, and
clearly established the fact that the
party he represents does esteem
as its cardinal principle prescription
of Catholics for the sake of their re-
hgion.
His remarks on the subject we're
evidently the coinage of calculation,
and we're "fxed up to be roared
every time the wire pulled.
The effort smaeked more Of the
trite style of Fourth Of July ora
tons than aught else.
We were decidedly independent
when we went to Murfreesboro, with
our sympathies leaning to the side
of johnson, but we feel convinced
now that be occupies the true posi-
ton on this great and exciting ques-
ton, and we shall cheerfully give
him our support and best wishes that
he may arouse the honest part of the
people who have been lured into the
dens of know-nothing iniquity by false
lights and men, into the true, open
undisguised action Of citizens of a
great republic, endowed with great
privileges, and unrestrained in their
lawful exercise. r.;
We place his name at the head Of
our paper. .~sa, .a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10

The new council Of Gainesville. Ala,
has put the liquor license to So, 600,
and no quantity to be sold less than
twenty gallons
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10

Fifty bushels of green peas were
picked in Charleston, s. c., on Mon
day last.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10
BZNcE John.

NIlLL sta nd the present season -
w at my stable. 8 miles north Of 10
Fayetteville, Lincoln County, Tenn, at aASA.
Sl5 the insurance for Jennets, payable when
the fact is ascertained or the right Of property
changed.
John is beautiful black. Is hands high
years cid next July,was got by Hardin's eel
ebrated Jack. Mammoth grand son of old
King Cyrus. out of Royal Gift Jennet. dam
by old King Cyrus, grand dam by old Wonder
Jennets, pastured gratis. All possible care ia
ken to prevent accidents or escapes, but no
liability should any happen. The season has
commenced and viii cad with the wear.
HUGH THOMSON.
Anil 5. 1855-2m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10

In some sections Of Vermont the
snow is said to be still three. feet deep.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10
To Sh0emakerS.

VoU can buy cheap -
Il Calf Skins, Morocco Skins, 49,
Kip Skins. Upper Leather, - =
Sole Leather. Shoe Thread,
Boot Webbing. Iron and Zinc Shoe Nails,
Shoe Knives, Hammers,
Shoe Pegs all sizes, Peg and Sewing Avis,
and Awl Hafts at rs.s~ : i. y,
W. 4 A. SOUTHWORTH'S.
April 5, 1856. Cheap Store.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10
new SPRING And SUMNER


i"HE undersigned is now receiv-
i ing and opening at his Store, on
the west side of the Square in Fay -
etteville, his extensive stock OF New spring
and Summer
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10
Blacksmith Shop.

TNHE undersigned have taken
Il the Shop formerly occupied --4
by E. g. g. Beanland, near the
Presbyterian church, and are prepared to do
any and every kind of work in their line, in
the very best style. Jobs turned out by us, in
durability and neatness of finish, viii rot suf-
fer by com psrison, with those of any other
establishment. The public are respectfully
requested to call.
JOSEPH SCOTT & SON.
Feb. Is. 1S55-311m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10
ALWAYS ON HAND,
Fleming & Daris,

NOULD beg leave to inform the u
w citizens of Lincoln county, that ~
we are still on hand and ready TO do all LIZ
kinds of work in our line. both for Ladies 1 y
or Gentlemen, in the most Fashion, All
able style, and at short notice, and LIS
on the most reasonable terms. Give us trial
We are thankful for your very liberal patron
age heretofore extended and solicit eontinu-
ance of the same. FLEMING & DAVIS
April 5, 1855--12m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-05-10
COME Up!

TINE Goods belonging to the es-
i tate of B. w. d. Carly, dec, ~
will be sold at Cost for Cash, or &c W.
punctual dealers on credit till the 1st OF Sep
TENDER, in order to close the house as soon as
possible. Call and see-we have very good
assortment yet, as Prints, Ladies and GeGtle-
mems .fF
@ DRESS GOODS
Salt, Hardware, and many other articles loo
numerous to mention. Comet costs moth
ingto look.
T ALL persons indebted to the estate Of
said deceased, now due, either by Note or
Account, are notified that unless settlements
is had By the6rst of February, the claims will
be placed in the hands of an officer for collec-
ton. c. BRIGHT, 1de1a.
Jan. 4, 1855-tf. s-n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-02

oiler TO The ladies anl gentlemen NJ She
err CHEAP CASH STOE o.,
t>oDiA safe Yabiic NquaeI
MARSHAL, TrvAs
4 complete stock ofdry goods. crneer.c- rpd
\ Hardware, aud vii erdpasor 10 keep 90
ARTICLES eaii"d for 10 tii-W'fk.t shat arr useful.
good neat, NICE fancy. a0i 4ear By strict
attention to lhr wants aud eamlnr' Of our
PATRONS, AMI our lnV prices. We tor" 10 merit
ana raee',"a iacrai share oitLccs-I patronage.
Aal ~. 1880.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-02

,fJt HLE BtkELL GINS.
tr.r -fw-.' 90 dnuh, har-I
-tni Futt. a.. ..e nd md ir sale ~
u. ~ Il H. KEY
N..a8 i.ts55
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-02
JONI FORD


JouN 8 iogp, E.qr
Sur In your letter Of this da,e ads
dressed to me the following inquiries, are
rropounded
l.,. What amount has heta appropriated
w the Legislature ot le>ts. ort Of i1n
money now IN the treasury, q, .u-tiu to
pay the debt or any part ot the debt prs
yded lor by The late ae. a Cougfess
BAD What aniouu. ni the It .h' provided
for by the late act 81 Congress toes Texas
propose to pay by her adlastment la"i
Bid, What !. the aggregate amount oi
the debt from which Itxts viii be releas 4
by the acceptance Of the act Of tonsress,
computing interest on the bonds zip 90 Jan.
uary 1896 Also. interest on treasury
notes. computing iutcrest on the several y,
shlli''e- according 20 then 'noe
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-02
Ii. & X. II. KEY.


RENpf Made Clothing Hats gonn.t Iioo SHOES Umbrella Hardware Cutter
ware
na1 paper Window Shade. ana Ere
Books
Together M assortment &c almost sc f.
safe 81 te lowest market aud
BE" iaei Branes and on Pa far li rra, oa'g
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Law Gard.

II $ JENNINGS, Aten-. ~ Icr, 'iar-
] ,. sltH. Tc,as. Diice al Northwest
'orncr o. th pnhHa square.
lauuafy II. 1855.
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\ a3iiLa H,aet Just received and 10,
3 S. JOHNSON & 60.
'.nH.t r. i~al
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-02

~ II. KELSEY. AporHct AZ Lgw, viii
', attend 20 al ba-ines, entrJstgd to l4a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-02

gOGice over AeDgns'j 'ui Sandsf,s
NrHs Store.
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:, MONROE tipl, tRorh-, e'a 'an'
=. '.Ha- ~ lar, Marshall, leea-.
Jar.l5. 1863 h29-'v
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Proposals for building Light-hoase Seven
foot Knoil,- mouth OF Patapsco river, ma.

TKExErNg
Washington, p c. M&sch III, Ie3a.
DRCPDSALs wla be 30h ion
day ths nas wH be far furnishing atefiSls
and b0use
goaBdaIions Aseyen uf Panp seT
Md, by the 5arn sf December
vi plaA irht ii
fhis ofscr. 1. 81 MinarF's suiG4nr.1
should any bad accepted, xh BE-
No payment win be made nnsi the whole oenesc
before approved hy govern
rrjeci AL
of
The reserved 10 reject and MI bids ai
deemed public interest
All sealed Raarexad
dassed .fTny,osals nr seven-looi Knoll
EDND. l.. r. HARDCAsTLE,
Engineer Secretary
14--.gagR
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Shausa ania scqnasnaaAce be forget,
M hsE
Shoosd saiG he fersots
Aaa DAYS % aaid laae syne'
The fsa
unius June. lea,
enang ls3 ua rhe Freshman esss s
s3n, hereby as~embss
ashaezns, gtirs 81 Narrh g. 1851, A be ae.
nemshsn which
enufeg th@r
greeting synp@sns gaRsly
ssms sf pfomirtax GNt
Of a~b auasns-d csunstlee ~1h
a. d. is6 IN EHsg~a
Frarh ana Pifs
fhe ss
aaoptea 10 M fun Al po~sihia
La the mean addressed
furnish the S the by ma wtl
EDWARD T. GRANT. N. ~.
VI Trenton ". j., Cbairman Committee
ALEXANDER G. EAGT, ~. ~,
p1if~cepGsz, Psnnsslvsnix,
j. NEWTON LiGnr~E EK,
" LsEcsncr, Pennsylvania
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
SAMUEL r, RICHARDS,
and Glass N.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON
N Montgomery enunsy, Maryland.
Csn4mslspc.
J8HN WKDxAs ef Lebanon Pa, Secretary.
Mareh Z7--lastMm3 Tinsrfae~nesxl
newspapers civilized world
sd
ghronsB oas
sabs tnstes
requested
rssionay snie and me u s March, A. ID issz
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syored rang for aAassss s
g.HE complrlion
GuluMlps,
ilDc, basee railroad all
land Marh nd
day, November "a, i-ss, oBows.
FoK THROUGH AssEkGEKs.
so ss.t daily w each dlIecsa First; The mail
ieNvips Camden Instead Of O'Clock,
heretofore, ercepi Sunday at h-eiilg
and nesag about
hours reaching tert al 10 ss This wall Wash
sir JoaI Run, Plsdmonl Rgwisshurg.
burg ferenan Fanlneon Cameron and Moundsvi only for
wood abc water beth these trains make proip
WIZ The cars 90 the Central h read nor
haEe, LaBesv~ Newark GImbus CINCINNATI Louisville Day
sansusky Toedp De Indianapolis, Chicago, 81 Louis
Sc leaving BALTIMORE nasi VIII GIN
uay express they
teTe ~ ~ m next nes being ks but one night On the route BY
either train.
Passengers Soifsess Cleveland
direct fha leve
land and Psbnrg railroad all ONO navgable
fur between Wheeling and Wrsviie BY leaving Baltimore
Eeurungs Wheeling iolo0ss The express
trRln ~ reaching Baltimore nj 50 the mail train
N II IS p reaching Baltimore az 2, p.
Wh-eig Cincinnati, Madison,
Louisville ST Louis and oEer i be sold n times
~hen OF water will aiInif
Through Baltimore Washington, and nil
and The sod al TIE pckst oees
ei the company. y
FOX WAY PASSENGERS.
The leaving Camden viii take fa
stopping places
Wheeling II as naRlghi Cumberland al 10 Is. and
al Baltimore at !, ~.
will daily, (exccp Sundny arriving
FredeTiek RrrnTnSns viii Frederick 3,
arriving al Baltimore al ia ~, noou.
Tns Eiicon's wii daily (s1cep
sundays , as foIo~ss
Leave caEden Ssasiou a G, a m, and 3, ..
Leave El5csrf Mills M 30 n M and 30, p m
Dee
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NorrcE 10 rnE-ENrrros CLAIMANTS.

Under e Congress approved 9d March, ts entitled
extend srsfrs therein
aoBed, extended ne ghoFe
aiternGe sdd nubetsG sectaE ~ttn nes
road &hGKE
allotment
o dollars aa1 @ heser@ day Erad
fr pubisc 4xrh
na An ac r e rrf o y sEs on lands feseyed M raross
segea improved ahcveaanied
of HhaTA xi3l emitted
spans ordinary nsAina Of the pubic
and paid i before te day 1ea for i rahr sale fheree
a. Of
81 the under t2 a ID March, 1851 s5cse
made 9La Of F~sraasy lEl
tine aa1e eg aiesn andes 81 Hin Assca- a,
tae al lhs Original wssndraaa as
lands frm iks~ise euieo
under the xth March, 1854 af The snds
as-1 lGs Enncet aa
10 ss4hh
Of e6cs
therefor fh~ nrrd by FraasaaSs
n~ifr appointed pG6
market Of lands embracing
claimed; osberwiSs SUCH clasu Will be torfesrd.
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner Of tn. Gseneral Land Dnce.
Feb g-lawlgw Ilnt ard STAR
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OFE4cK &@sa4ssx1x Axun@ceT
Aaaaiartos. Asseh ?, lsa4
pEoPC5Al& inyra saaaaass nssosry
4 d&as, tann1ls, aoa.oact
fsapss@ls rec.ivoa sas,
hal day.
aaats, rrsaira srecsrsa1s nf ready
Anlinanox ~na Alsr gac zoGs aMy ~ spii
Slaeras assrbra sna sex1iuus.
farsns esy 81 e BE- ropera usa-r ~
unnns,Ses wsk s
psrschs st
~ uDd~r each
80 ht paa@B dEs sufficiently decide when
riaul be iasds asainiae
An - far ~
uaes, win paid
s engineer e work bees pToprsy executed lar has
rAsmets ~lh he made caskr che unlu1 Sls
treasury upon the monthly esiimates 81 ,ss sngnerF res-sng u
sbsl he paid their agrs ipontay and Apecie
Al shenid be endorsed s<fropos4l
ga. Washington Aqueductr
The Bni-r Ali
asad
considered conducive she d
Erery usr accompanied by signed
responsible sfcs rses
take fh~ lD~ haaaer isaasr ~lu seT sS ss scra
srcurfsrs, guarantee
by certificate United
United dii attorney ocer a
The individual known EngHes De
81 War Ht he ahie make good er
q MEIGs,
Capt u EnrnecFs in charge.
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NOTICE hereby given agreeahy of Congress
~ March D. ls55, following
charged, ql ths daH Of .pr ieH o
estabisned 10 wit
cunveyed the mail between places
exceeding
miles, and s distance ereeedng
From and aer aid first Of April stiers
CURED foreign
officers Of official business The rznEnr
privilege remains unchanged.
January eighteen hundred
hy-sx, rcgurd
by
BY General
This of the villa be carried effect
specia posmaserS
necessary binrks prepared and distributed
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OrFIcE DEPARTMENT,
March 9, Is55
In peauvI
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IN parsaHncs 81 u~ a. FRANKLIN PIERCE pym.sssf ~ a,
1i gsss az y G = sssa & az sa s~s = "a -s = -
ssa,s g Alasi.sasr' ssAs.sssias saaaays 40
pars = sceams hsarns suases ~lras six ae -
l1T4sa and Nssass.r1 sssisc y - aaasl nv
- a pss @ = zee seas ass am asas provided
os - ihs Art x Aasu. s4 waleh ~ess ssvsr.sa 70 ss
a sus.sgusaay ~hars-n uaa fusT saes sr d. ~
81 .ns a.. s n,s ss = ssAsssas p saes aaee NJ
= ~iasrsA we're saass
spnse IsA, aua'ea aadsrsnfaass tssusssps =
SsrtA j a. sass I.as su1 saa ~ "a. caaaa s.a.-
Towaship tpuv, a. range sarses-
feWasaps tsur. sss, AND range aur4sch-
= ~ @ s.s %, E s "a a. ana aaS ] ss q e r.as. sass .a.ss %
no~AsAsps sss. SAD ssssA, q rAhss ssssnseen.
Ssce also hssshy sl q
PSass entry ssasra,
s.3 ~ y saag = s @ s,,, .as sng az az ess Pe. asss y g
me gFsaaaaoa ssl q en- Aasms is 1a o~sas
= subject e enl md locaran md ss Monsay.
Nv district u kinds suhI-cf Mssslss1Flls
ypTxh q tbs has, line. sr czoessw n~vsaa
Townships three sur, and ssvea range
ownse.ss .hrss sar avs @ ana lssss q raase .rssen
Iswnaatp aenen, q EaHss Slices
Ievnah ips fArses fSng, and fire, ~ range sxiesn-
Townships ssEeA, 81 range
Townships trss four ps, and az range eshacen
u ne daci lands subeet sale pFaarorIs.
Es-ft Of ths sass AMs aAa n t1s Prs~cai
Tunshp hisen foareen fern s1Iesn and ssveusesa u
two.
Townships ouf1sen, sfsen ztsea and ssuentssM 81
ERngs thKee
Townships tiaseh ioulesn ksee, safssn srvsHssen
fonr
Townai1ps aireen and fourteen, afraagn ave-
The townships aeSignziae wholly
Lae limits Of ans nfseH
road and haA pafug am41s as aess
Hnrd Diagrams wheh wia furnished
dsFrt Ofscns Commissioned g the General Land
The lands will he sold sne f&s rgA Of granted by es
10h %earnt.r, -
exsredns hundred
particular
br
The sections Wal ns offered al me pabc sa~ IN ths uey in
~hBeh advertised the BE-
admit offering n The aad bar exeera4ng
applications private
unua sfler the Elss. % slsr weeks.
under of
February Ammo DorH thousand
hfry-fse
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Prrsarn&
JaHx WLsas,
gft.f Lad ~.
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fNH AGLES LEE JONES, his ordinary prsetr ~
u Gouuhsa sii pssri~s 20 The
uuEsra nhs - ne NV
the unstee -tsRer -
ert supresps learA ana - s Pos
nefYcDssuied court 81 esaFas hss
tshsr Jones', asssey Frrre trna sea
ffies aa best ~ aassne. mo success
a. s~a argaHnenNs rn& W ~ otf
npdb
Mr~-t -MswiuF
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xsYrH NOUNsE rhtsr clerk ~ ts
III srs R~Essrf Tr~asurF ~aa H1r1a ~ ~ par
~ hsuu warrants. prn-as hSf &ef ne setsnnsnt
Cuue~sss aseri depsrtfnsnl ~ ne paF
rsme the ~ uacAsHne4 "A
Ipsr4nc4auu isms ub~saiuK hand varfauts
pest cr Fuua~ y az
rrnss prsesres Or ans 6niim each.
Kisha wAatasss. ESQ, cerngsra6ira = lhe Frsassrs
: wntksr EertErf ~ n frrnsufY
1ahn Wa@au- Ceufai@ssonsf ftne t.sSs oftre.
L GaEs1 hs~
~ wa.xung~vn4
CsFcssnu n nna
Frestasn CmehserS ~ ne several esnAH h = a-
oace " I'm waahinrnp
weft tR-ss8s &e@H
rsfrscxcn-~ K~xftst wzxt w~s rres~pt
EiSs s@sra rnbsissd, npa ~ S@s -
TAYLbR n MAEHfE
IN sruet
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NN4 NU~E. SHsMhn. AND ssssrxss-
~@Ek ANFSas UNIT SD ST ATEs MAIL sT'E. aE4<
~ ~ fsnn @ASnfNE-
= - T0S, Cast A. Csxandy HERMANN. Capt I'D
fstsxns
Tbcse seu1hMApv'n eafh gong reasAsss
PROPOSED DATES or sAfLISC-lssA
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John w. ssfpfs, ser saaess~sl'shns
1scuh Sniaef ~ Nsnuf four asnrs
wnrTs ~ ~ rupr.ea ~fh
unsH sHunnr~ "a fuss srrpugurpdnunV
JACOB -<fgsIK la ~ ar~raEn
bs rrrrsvr crrfs
81 - vastr~s sea~s ~ Ea
anzsn ~,rts
m h au yNuraa snder, Shs ~ hs frnds Hne
An .n~s aaiis--rs si'E sauss Esres
v~e of f~eiehh
June G-sv
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SsupF''H a. saniEnlfa, b1A aha FrtllF Ihs "a7
London havre
other roaies fm the economy 81 fane umd money
rrzsass yTpuA zrw Fert sot.faanfsoH ara Hremna
Firri cabin $3.50 cabin, lower Saocu sile
second da-s soa
An frna3h me sfcn.
Nc bulls OF iaenr wal be- signed wn THE day OF saihhg
An rxpcienrre arrscsca 10 each snil
For freiEhs paassx. sprsy
e.. n. rAND, II William A., n. NJ.
&, a. HElNEkEN CO., Brsn1eE@
cHoeKEv n S0uthsmVsps
WILLIAM fsE1iG, Havre-
Mar s--diy
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zxxOS KaALi4.

rvs1lE
asposs
esd eashed four sosrs sar
aeagery Sf fhe Eoeas.
Cash every aascpca cpasgned
x10~ vii sAe satisfactory
&. w. soTgLER.
March -1ax3~ Hal-
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No. 5s2.l

NOTICE af sh< establishments sf tins oace ~ sar-
N pun4c rsfrstsry ssitah
In tbr zafbory e1naDsa tnc February
a.
of r~rrSory located sass Ssif LAks aou
ordered.
hand sAs cy " Washington, his
aas vi March, De,n4Ez Isss.
I John WILSON,
Commissioners VI sie s-narai Land Onca.
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f1gxoCUGATE- Cocoa, snd ar"sn~ a. W bAkEA n 80. :
" Vanilla chocoass encaas ems pssna
premiums s~nrsen ~ he ehd ,naes
all principal NrpctFs"- -
Unifaa @Aars, sae by their
aass-y surrry. crsnr and TweH Fnllxdephfr
Hrnnrgw. Dudtv Cnrinnsa
WALTER RAEER s Co.
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an pslifon William George OF Baiuore7 Maryland
w af hsa the
for Machaes and
dressing fYem Of szd
vitae TAKES 2yth day oa tssS
ordered saa petition hesr1 az the faeat rcs
i2 oaelock, aA
Es1w they hEve,
why p-tion be granted.
rerous opposing required fe Papcn
ehlecu6ns, speey form writing, least Fwea
Kh nea esther
transmitted acrsa
ance office, which viii be furnished app
testimony The VIA Ae cosed ca the s Of May 1855
rsliea istlRony he
oace bffe ss of tsi day Ehe
IL within dsvs thereafter
Ordered pahlished in the Gniun, iBte
ssncer, Evening" Washangon D. c. Argus banmge
MARYLAND EyeARs Paaelaba- Pennsylvania
enlGe New York. wees for three Suecss
the l4r daF May nex the dsy ef
CHARLES MASON.
CsmmszcRrr cf PnIenSss
papers wi and send teir
Pasns oee consaaHns tae nosres
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
GK - q = e - s.
7Sasns foziouss
EAvE aas srrerr sunday, and 81 and and $,
on SUN lay. al 6, a m and S. p
The eonpsnions Raiimos wess
Far p Psinseph,a ssd New Tot Al and s a m and p m
IA. PARSONS, Agent
voucher sf color who wish me road
NinHr.es. t--nsiane-otn s-niapesesa;
HENRY m'KENTY,
DEALER IN R6-aL ESTATE,
Offer, Old Post ofos Buiidsng, Tsira sfTsri,
Land bought sss -d . asa g w. D. @ T s9y sSS
land warranis loeased.
HurnErors.
Miunessta.
Hon W. B welun- eia.ef jassiee d aiiuBesoa,
Rs ass 4 nsssss rss as,ss s + e.. aisarB@y. iu~
Msssrn Bornp uskes. hausers.
ae. has, vsa riss sssssnss aarp.. RI =. i aflro n
srv Y. NJ Fasrraa Register Unit.e efses.
wr. a fsocam-e. rscsssef United staies land Office,
Eeu FO-&
DanBs Gurus, .sa'y
~s-srs. = Thsnp-ap sephew,
srssrs. Williams ssiss
Sss-ss rsris' nrrrsi CO.. ssas-rs,
freed, Wars, Fr-ea,
Bingham fech,
sassss ss..I,., l,s, ,,...v ,,s1 sg,sry . .% ss'''
JEmes Kitcten NJ. g.,
"'l'an sios's'' e'qs g.. o-a,u,.
Nss-fs. BrgwH- John-ass a Ca snnserr
ss-.rs- Brown Johnson, hantsrs
. soc scrss q land warrants ~aHiro
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The New York and Liverpool United State,
Mail steamers.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
Ea- Sc Will N. ".
RG0WN, SMILEY, d CO.,
Liverpool
G. sDBERTs Co.
70 Kings Arms Yard, London.
o. q, WAINWRIGHT = CO.,
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Hgvre.
Te owners accountable
gee metas unrSs bills
therr s vaHe thereof therein Expressed
Dee TT--dE
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FORM or GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GU AEANTEE
To Capt M. G. maiss, q. ., Ensinerfs.
We. the undersigned, residents d, IN the stae o.,
hereby and UHtnd
guaranty, iEegang be accepted, be or
they will within ten days amer the OF the said bad
e contract for te with coed and sacian Sure 70
perform furnish sDc articles conformity the
il wa
said shall m aioresaid,
mako good te difference btween or by said and
the lowest bidder
(sigBed1 A. B.
e. u.
hereby certify that my knowledge belief
above named guarantors good and sufficient
tSigned) II. y.
+ lava
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CHARLES MASON.


N he sritau Of Masawans New York,
W lng gxRsea hna ON the i0h
NJ u9prOv
sas pzienf whlcn tss@s psee en-
lexh day sf lnlys ln55--
IL ordered y9n be heard fre Paent Orce
Moneay Iuns ~ g'eigck- and ~ per
2FF harn sf
Eaie ,euuan 0asas be graHtea
esura ~ As n IAe a
trt1 wwisz ~ s~as traf
bearing al e~aHony nes sg sits PTs
br spa uaaxHnnne ~
eordance hs 0aer which wha es FURNISHED s
applieAtlon . -. -. = -,
me r-srngny wiz BE- ec-aa 90 me ish q June
uA We Sf1d
noang o Nt day rse sgss~nt,
nav, within days thereafter.
IN EAaons iuaefi
rercer EsvupG wAhtxsns ~ As PeensyiE aassh
New YORK. Bna PpsEs hu
,pn fM w~shs
vions of Sans tos aMy ef hesssns
CAAELEs MASON
s@onsT a. PztsDfs
s.Ea8ss e absys wal snss copy Aad eena iar~
hIs . sa Pneua 0ree payer nonaaiasag n0nce
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