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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-04-22

Fiat de Ia Louisiana. - Cour du Gin
quiene District J Observation-Disclosures
Assumption.
Succession de Joseph BelIille.
Attendu que Alcide Landry ct son spouse
Collette Landry administrators c%oDjoints de
la susdite succession ont depose en- Cour un
compte final de Itur administration. ainsi qu'u-
ne petition en- demandant phomologation-
Avis est par lie present dome i tous ccux
que celia peut concerner dayoir d deduire
sous trente ~jours'les raisons pour les1uelles le
dit compte ne serais pas approuve ct hotnolo-
que ct les foads entire SEES mains repartis con-
tormement au dit compte.
Par ordre de la Cour.
DESIRE LEBLANC, Gref1ier.
Absorption lie IA Mars 1856.
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NOTICE

Be it known that a certain promlssory note
for the sum Of fifty dol. Drawn by Elijah Briley
with FRANCOIS Claiborne Loret as security,
payable to the order Of Louis Clement, by
whom il is endorsed on all March 1856 which
sthe property of the undersigned has been
lost or mislaid and notice is hereby given to
all persons not to negotiate the same.
Napol6onville March nth 1855.
JULIEN POUBLANC.
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Yours truly.

Tax RUSSIAN vIEw-The ST. Petersburg Court
Journal has bitter article against ell those who
persist il vilifyiuG and msrepresenting the inten
ton of Russia. The following is al extract:
Russia raised her voice 10 the political world en-.
trey in religious, moral and philsnthropic sense
when she reminded the Porte of esrlier treaties
whereby the latter bound to protect the Chris
tan population OF the Turkish empire and espe-
cislly thoss Of the orthodox profession Of faith
Nevertheless. Turkey acted in violation of all t-ea
ties purchased with Russian blood and 10 its breach
of faith oppressed all orthodox Christians Con-
science and sound reason induced rational men
"a ougbout Europe to believe that all European
@ ristisn Ststes would support tue disnterestod
nsnds of Russia But the reverse was the case.
Toe marty which thirsts for the destructive over
throw Of Europe has excited the war against Rus
ss. under the pretext that European civilization is
r,euaced This is nothing more ror less than pitt
ful and ridiculous The protectorste over Christians
IN the East has been thrown in by Russias enemies
as dangerous TO European civilization. Such lnde-
cencv could scarcely have been hagsrded in theat'
ricsi farce, and yet il has found an echo in the po
ltjcsl world. And England, it is added, stands at
the head Of this base conspiracy aud its journals
conied by those of France and Germany, are the
srxnpets of these and other Tenouous as!aunies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-23

PAY YoUR BILLs.-Under this very significant
head, the Baltimore Patriot relates the following
suggestive incident, which We commend to all our
readers, especially those who are in our debt:
PAY Your BILL-AR INCESTIvE-Some wears
ago, farmer in Frederick county, Nd, owed
neghbor ofhis $50 and as soon as ne could realize
the sum he promptly paid it over The morning
be called to pay it his friend appeared to be very
thankful remarking that he also in debt to an
other person who needed the money, and be would
at once take it to him. This remark started train
of thoughts in the mind of the first person who said
to himself-why here is 800 paid with $50. /
will at once follow up this matter and where it
will end lie then followed up the payments of
debts by this one note of $50 until he traced it TO
the large amount of So 75o when it got out of his
reach.
"Now here is the moral: A owes D bill, whica
if he pays promptly, will be paid by to c. aud so
on through the whole alphabet, and, it will be sur
prisug to every one, what small amount is ueces.
Sc y 10 pay of hundreds of thousands by keeping
the "esgles on the wing" Nav, when the money
msrket is so tight aud the banks unable to dis
count all the paper offered, let persons begin to
pay their bills, and by doing this, they themselves,
VIII be paid back IN turn. It is machine which
leeds Itself, and propeis, by ts own oEa, the exc
cution OF great exploits. AS word TO the wise is
ever sufficient, we think it only Necessary to give
this hint to our business men. who will be able at
once, to see the vast amount Of good the payment
of even small bill will accomplish in the comrpu-
nifty"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-23

Polly WEArHERHEAD--The citizens of Columbia,
from motives Of private, personal aud pecuniary
character and the people of the county, from lsud-
able eprit of curiosity and inquiry all feel more or
less interested in learning the result of the great
case of Weatherhesd against the citizens of Colum-
bia. Upon our first page we publish the opinion
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States in this
case delivered by Judge GRIER 1t was kindly
furnished US by Chancellor Frierson to whom it was
forwarded-Every one can read for himself; but
for the benefit of those who are too lazy to plod
through it DTS great boye) will just intimate
that it affirms the decion of the Court below-the
amount of all which s that Polly though dead, has
got u.s." What will be the next step nece ssary TO
be taken in order TO make US G'eed and bring the
pesoter we will take into consideration ana inform
our readers next week. Columbia Mirror.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-23
JACKS am JRNNETS

WILL sell at Public Auction, in Nashville Tennessee
l. on SATURDAY, oath FEBRUARY, 1856, lot OF
IMPORTED SPANISH JACKS AND JENSETS, direct
from Barcelona, Span consisting Of il Jacks ard 50 Jen
nets Some OF them are very superior animals; all pure
black Ages from to years.
The present is the very best opportunity of red to
the sglculturists OF this country TO supply taemeves
with this description Of Stock
Ey- Sale positive and without reserve.
TERMS.-Tweve mouths credit, for negotiable paper
bearing interest l.. GLASCOlk, y
iapoS-twlt&wtd BucuoneeF.
ry-iouisville Journal St Louis Republican, Lexington
Observer AurfeesborO' News, Columbia Herald, and
Memphis ppsa copy three lines and forward accounts
to this c&ce.
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BALTIMORE Jan. 19-New Orleans papers are
received. They certain the details OF tie Mexican
news to the 5th
The town Of Atoralae had been seized and occu
pied by 400 rebels; 800 men had left Gundalaiara
to attack them.
The papers are filed with accounts Of skirmishes
between the government troops and parties of in.
surgents, and invariably claim the victory for the
former.
1t would appear that the revolution had spread
to the most wealthy and poPuious districts Of Qua
daajara and Guanaxuator and that all the military
resources of Santa Anna were unavailng 10 quell
the disturbances.
The Diario officially announces the removal Of
Senior Arraugoz from the post Of minister at Wash
ng.on for the reason that he appropriated $40 600
Of the Mexican indemnity money. and went 10 Eu-
rope without leave of absence. The Diario berates
Arraugoiz roundly
Asa general thing the late elections passed off
quietly, yet some opposition was made IN Jalapa,
and quites large concourse of citizens, headed by
. well known citizen, opposed the taking of votes
with cries Of "ViVa Ia Alvares-death to Santa
Anna!"
Two newspapers in Mexico, La vcrdad and Her.
aldo have teen fined for discussing poht cues
ticnS
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BuSINEsS ANn MONEY

There is still an ectiFe demand for money al high
rates. Trade for the past few days quite lsuguid
No one here injured By the large failures in New
Orleans and St Louis. A total indi,2ositon 10 in
curnew and unnecessary obligations by all business
houses. is one Of the leading features of the day,
aud augurs well fer Our business community. We
confidently assert that Nashville Is erect and that
no business house Of any magnitude will suspend,
notwithstanding the ssringency ofthe money mark
Ct We would not be surprised if the banks reject
al small notes ere long, from some little intma-
tons. coupled with the heavy duties they impose
On the teiiers.-ExchAnge On New York, 10 i i
New Orleans, 1 to /; Cincinnati, Charleston and
Louisville 10
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~ASoTnER KNOW NOTHING TRIUMPH. !"

We hope nobody viii call US Know Nothing
for printing this letter. 1t was written in down.
right earnest and is 'too good to keep"
LAwREScEsUEe. Jsa 18th, 1855.
DEAR UNcH ASD AaERIcAE:-I drop you few
lines in haste, to inform you that we had an Eec-
zion for Corporation Magistrate here, on Saturday
last, which resulted in complete Know-Nothing
triumph. Tinnon, know Nothing,) received So
votes; Eyins, IL votes; McAlesteT, vote And
what made the matter worse theonly damned Irish
Catholic in the town voted with them.
Yours trllv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-23

Il Of Nashville, the same distance from The Pu5lc sl
Square IS the Chattanooga Railroad Depot 1ac hJUss
has ten good rooms aud Oher C6hvsnieucs Tho lot
tsnS nSs and hall acres Of grundsocc hfee srrs o.
which Is wei enciosed gIrdsn. There Grs ire lot
number Of peach, cherry a1d other trees aSo brcS
stable and carriage house vl reut this proPaLy low
to good tenant WIN. ). LANCp0S.
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AUCTION SALE OF oR0CE.

BY DIT US d SJTANN .
NO.74 PUBLIC UARE.
ON TUESDAY, THE 23D INST, we will
sell for IN front oil Store, la,ge and gene
raj assortment Of Groceries, Wines, Liquors. de- ainOrg
which are
rs hhds Suglr-quaieS OF good 10 very fine;
$50 bbls plnue NolIsses;
So hf-bbl do Rose Il;
$50 bags fresh Rio Cciee:
20 bbls Nos aud ; N-czeTel
% kits NO2 do
% bh!s No Crushed Sugar
20 bbls Loaf SUgsr. assorted Nos;
100 toxes Spanish G gHsi
L. bbls Dutch sIa7dss, v5rv superior
2s0 boxes W Il Chee.s; ..
70 boxes Star Candies;
Is boxes FoL's Starch:
200 boxes esseTtsd Glassware:
80 boxes Virginia Tobacco some brag brands;
50 boxes Bar soap;
With great variety Of other articles s;;it the market
and Tetier get good assortment bv attending
this sale. tjan2e} DAVIS & SWAMI.
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no ~ WEOLEsALE MERCHANTS Ct NAgRVTILE.

EBE subscriber has discontinued the manufacture Of
= Tobacco IN this city, and will commence msnufscur
ing a. ~ Louis, where only in the West Etne Leaf
be obtained suitable tor hs celebrated Nai Rod Twist
Nectar end mi TObaecus. All orueFs sent TO ct -
Louis after april lst left with Morrison Co. (sio
vii be ny agents in this city, and will keep stock On
hand,} Will De promptly attended 10. Any Tobacco sold
by ME ADD proving represented will be cOrrecei
by A, Morrison 4 Co. A j. MUSSELMAS.
in lD-Cn
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Valuable Law Books.
". T. Berry 4 Co. have inst received

W. 4. Berry q Co. have INST fece9Fed-
ENGLISH RAILWAY CASES Gases relating 10
Railways and Canals argued and adj judged in the Courts
OF Law and Equity, from 1856 TO 1851 Edited % Samuel
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AMERICAN RAILWAY CASES. -Cssss relating to
TIE Law OF Railways decided in the Supreme Court Of the
United States sad in the Counts the several States with
Notes BY Chauneey Smith and Samuel " Bates COM
sellers at Law. Vol. svn.
ANGELL ON LIMITATIONS Treatise on the Lin p.
atons Of Actions at Law and Suits Equity and Admit
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EdiiiOu- Revised and greatly enlarged b. NV Nay. E
] vol sv0
DRAKE on ATTACHMENT Il Treatise ca tie Law
Of Suits BY attachment in the United Siates by ChaTes
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ENGLISH REPORTS Law and Equity Reports. Tie
Common Law Equity Criminal, AdmirzltT, add Eeces-
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ANGEL ON FIRE AND LIFE INSCRANCE-A
Treatise the Law OF Fire and Life Insurance. VIA
Appendix containing Forms, Tables SC By Joseph 4.
Angel, Esq. / vol sYo.
PHILLIPS on INSURANCE "A treatise On the Law
of Insurance. By Hon Willard Phillips. 2 vols. $40
CHITTY'S EQUITY DIGEST An Index b ali the
Reported Cases decided in the several Courts OF EQUITY n
England and Ireland the Pvy Council AID the hctse OF
Lords; and The Statutes relating to the PrsEcpie
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the Earliest Period BE- Edward Chittv Of incoln5 Inn
Barrstsr at Law. Sew Revised Edca brougtt d7En 10
the Present Tine vcls. svo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-23

THE VERY EMBODIMENT OF KNOW N0THlNGISN.
The inaugural address of Governor Gardner of
Massachusetts, is q bold and undisguised avowal Of
the proscriptive doctrines of Know Nothingism,
promulgated by one Of their Most High Priests 1t
bears the seal of the Order and is the fullest deca-
ration of their principles which has been given to
the public by any member Of the Secret Body. 1t
strongly smacks Of the prosecuting spirit of the u-
famous Alien and Sedtion laws, which ere now
virtually sought to be restored to the statutebook
The following contain the gist of Governor Gard
ner's sweeping recommendations:
.. The power to repeal or modify the naturali2a-
ton laws is confined alone to the Congress Of the
United States; but while the Congress naiuraEz s,
each State for itself prescribes the qualifications OF
all voters within its limits for National as well as
State officers. recommend, therefore, an amend
ment to our Constitution, prohibiting the exercise
of the elective franchise to all alien BIRTH quail
fed by naturalization till they have resided within
the United States trenty- gears.
3. As q common school education, or its equya-
lent is necessary to rightly understand the duties
and to be competent to properly appreciate the
privileges of a free man, | recommend q further
constitutional provision, to the effect that no person
shall be permitted to vote anho cdaRot read and l3te
the English language.
l. | recommend an amendment to the Constu-
ticn so that no person shat! be eligible to any Of
fee in the gift of the people who shall not be le-
gal voter in accordance with the previous suPges-
tons.
8. The honor of the American flag should be con
ided only TO those who are born on the soil; hal
lowed by its protection they alone can Justly be
required to vindicate its rights. One ofmy earliest
official acts then viii be, if sanctioned as the laws
reouirs by the advice and consent Of the tSecufiy
Council, whom you vii! select, to djsband all mill
tsry companies composed Of persons Of foreign
birth.
G. recommend to yonr consideration the expe-
diency Of exempting all alien citizens from military
duty. II, in your wisdom, this should be deemed
insufficient to meet the designed object 1 recon-
mend iorbiddipg by law payment OF State bounty
to any military company which has enrolled among
its members persons of foreign birth
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SOFT HATS AND CAPS,
Public Sale
OF THE HANDSOMEST RESIDENCE SITE
ON THE n, & C.. RAILROADf


WE viii sell at public auction at the Court House 10
w Nashville, ct ii o'clock A. NJ. on SATURDAY,
the eth DAY OF JANUARY, g very desirable Tract
of Land contain one hundred acres. situated about
twelve miles from Nashville the Nashville and Chats
no0sa Railroad having the hsndsouest BUILDING SITE
between Nashville and Murreesboro; about half the land
tinlE-red. Also, Comfortable Dwelling with three or
four rooms orchard and several excellent springs and
will make delightful summer retreat for persons who
wish 10 be removed from the heat and dus, OF the city dur
ing the Donths Said place is within thirty
u!eS ride Of the cy BY the AMI more convenient than
many residences within two miles Of the city.
TERMS-Six twelve, eighteen and twenty four uonths
credit with interest tor satisfactorily endorsed pay
able IN bank, and lien retained.
viii be sold al the lime on q credit Of six snd
twelve months with interest for notes well endorsed pay
able in bank &c, finely timbered Tract of Land
tanning twenty and four poles about four miles
from the CITY, Franklin College adjoining the land
Of Rev. T. flaming Smith DIbbs and others Sale posi-
tive and without For further particulars call
}. L. & *. W. BROWN,
J.. Il. GLAsoocE, Auctf. AN Cherry street.
iln2O-f
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REMOVAL

THE subscriber having removed his Music Store 10 bis
i former stand, at No 20 Union Street respectfully
gives this notice; and invites customers TO call on him
usual lie has iaey received assortment Of the eee
brs'ed Martins Guitars which, with other Musical Gocds
viii be sold at low prices
jmi0--isT JAMES DIGGONS
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NEW BOOKS.



Just Received 3 al for s.. lie BIZ +. HasaE.
.. EftiD&s35 DofNesSs sIseiag Young fodses Re.
a cord u HE same Ia iuIiy Chapters. By TX,
M$reel. +
Ihe E4gni of the Safacen; Or Pictures OF Paies-
the Asia iIncr, siciiy Spain ~ lsaysrd Iayiar
journey TO eatral AfaiCa. IY Be, ard Taylor
Oal Doors n Iilewiid. ~ \. j. Wills
Alone. l!y Marion haFlGni, 81 Richmond, a. SIKH
ss.ilion.
Amatei: Family History. Iv Mary Elizabeth
Wni E1eieY. F@
Sou iIavc SieaFd of Them. By 2 ! yol lemo
History aad Poetry Of Finger Kings By Chas.
Edwards 81
The Life of T. i. I7aEaug. by HIMSELF
Niih many offers. yus received ~
jInes E. HAG8A. Market Street.
CoUNmEItFEIT DEETECTOR.
uTHlTES coUNTERFEIT DETECT0R FOR 1854
I w lev copies justreceiyed by
y ODEY's msGAZ,EG FOR 1855. Sub
" script.ons received and single COPIES sold. by
j.nS f. HAGAN. Agt
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BaYard TarIOr'S New Book.

THE LAND OF THE SARACEN; or, Pic
lures of Palestine, Asia Minor, sicily, and
Spain.
With Tinted Frsntspsce and Title, and MAJ. Uniform
with 50 Central Africa
Just received by VI. I. BERRY co.
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HERE IS rHATFANCY BOY.

THE credcrs of Mark Black decd hereby notified
their claims agans said deceased legally sahentice-
ted with The Clerk Of the County Cou Of Hickman Cnuu.
", Tennessee before the 2ls da Of Ap. next in
order that division pro rata may be made &c. they
VIII be forever barred
Hy order OF the Clerk Of said County Court
EWEL C. WARREN, Adur.
Junuary 9Th, 855-janll-w8ts
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s. I. FINLEy
TO TRAVELLERS.
UNDERWEAR

ME hare sG fine assortment og seasoaable Under
Janis MYERS & HctiILL
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VI DENCE-We airs nov Offering a decided hlTg4 10 q
desirable residence about nile from Edgeed lsJail ga
the GIis'in Pike opposite the residence L. at
The tract consist Of Hbut l. Of superior sI d.
about acres finely hmbeTed comfortable cling,
houses Lots IN the immediate Of the residence vle5iiy
cannot be purchased at $500 per acre. Gall -o0n On
}. L. &K. ". Brown,
deeSO2w. Az Chfrrr =
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T0HN YORK CO. corner o, Cherry aqd Union SIS.
- have just received ta;nv Ferns NeW Novel, hil Il
RAIL-. Also
IDA MAY.
COUNTRY LIFE Nv Ni-s Coorer.
BAGARD TAYLOR'S POEMS.
RURAL HOMES
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FOR CINCINNATI.

- THE Regular Packet CUMBERLAND
- VALLEY, Capt FERRELL will leave for
Louisville and Cincinnati, On TUESDAY Esd
inst at O'clock T. NJ. For freight passage apply on
board, or % jane! A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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PORTRArr pAINTiNC-

T T. POlNDEXTER world announce to the citizens Of
e Nashville and vicinity thar be has removed his S,
do 10 room over the Book Store Of w. T. Berry x Co
oo the south side Of hs Public -Guare he has exc its
few Portraits during his stay in NASHVILLE which bs E
take great pleasure IN exhibiting visitors SET mems
OF his work can also be Mr. Ffesmans OF college
sr7et-smong them the iu length Of The lsa Oave john
SOU. The ladies' especially invited to call izl3a
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4 GREAT BARGAINING are now Offering for
\ sale Lot on Broad Street adjoining the scksnith
SncP OF David NJ Allen. The Lot is fifty feet front By
one hundred and forty deep, with alley in the rear
Il Is Tor sale IN the most accommodating terms Apply
to LiSDSLET s CROCKETT,
jah2!-im 50 College street,
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RUTH HAIL

MORGAN s. co. have removed from their former
w place Of business 10 lb"ir New Pudding, no ~ Tub
lie Squsre jIu!o-lm
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TOR RENT.-The Room adjoining cur Office lately
i occupied by W. X r Freeman. As or Office Is he
f g5c Place IN TIE city of this Is tie next most
pubic, and IS = fine stand for suy business.
LINDSEY i CROCKETT
Jan2l 63 College street
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pANCROFT'S Va VoLUME.--For sale ~
ID janis JOHN YORK & 60
TOR RENT hayea house on tho corner Cf Lin
and McLemore streets for rent ior The next year Ap
ply 20 r. A. JALL0WE.
dec2l-h Ger. Ast, &c. l., Doadsrick 81
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. NOTICE
THE Copartnershjp Agreement heretofore existing be-
tween Aaron Stretch aud Henry B. Orr, is dissolved
be mutual Aaron Stretch having purchased Of
Henry Orr his entire interest in the Drug Business in
Guiding accounts &c. will continue the Drug Bust
the old stand and will give his individual attention
II the businels. AARON STRETCH
January Is lS55-janl7t HENRY ORR
NEGROES TO HIRE.
TWO LIKELY MEN, good field hands Two Womsu:
good house SERVANTS washers and rOners One of he
hast child old. Two Boys one 49, the other
i wish to hire said negroes TO persons who will give
them good homes in the country. Apply n
d-c9l " w. BROWN. 6siS Cherry riraet
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-Dlrp. in the counryof Fanias Fem, On the
oh day of August, ss4. at the res;,en Of ehn
Stewart. of congssti1n, WILLIAM X. third son
Of Inin K and iliina SadIer. ac,,anr, nfr.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TINE Superintendent is AZ ire High Sctso Building
L daily from 90 Z clock a H., or the purpose OF
examining and Classifying pupils preparatory to the open
ing OF the SChools tue first Noui ia February next
The community vii bear IN mind dat all the depart
ments Of the Public School system viii commence in this
building Children Of both sexes above IJT TeaTS old
admitted and is earnestly desired that parents and
guardians should present a-r children early, IN cumpA
aDce with the above notice. FRANCIS b. FOGG,
ian6-tf Prest Of T. Board
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-08
Santa Anna.

This remarkable man has again abdica-
ted the dictatorship of Mexico. The un-
fortunate people OF Mexico are again in
utter confusion. =, General Carrera is now
master Of the government but. it is said
of him, that he has none Of the qualifica-
tons of successful ruler, SO that we may
soon again look Tor another lofty tumble.
To fall into the hands OF the United States
seems to be the inevitable fate of Mexico.
1t would be far better for her if she had
long since belonged to our confederacy.-
But whether ii would be better for our
country. can only be certainly proved BY
experience.