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'' '''.. 80 20 4. , s..s . q e~
IN I'LL BE- opeaed c s.hingou THURSDAY IN. !.
DAY y February iS5s in the and splendid " =
sa,'hnaa lasanen, which one % me mos,
10 sihiIaaa manufacturers. mechaas. artist. ..,,,
isssaa, saa taste sse@ all portions Of Inc uaes, eoss,
Tue aaeblaery department, viii sharss &c. ,
superintendent ssan power, asseres, aeo &C, ss ~
Al inssaasg 10 exhihit are reaarsed 10 give noaee
aAy possible eoods should b. accomplished wa oys y
Ths committee therefore, inviting eouutsaass. 49,
an ertiens efts unea 90 ins second snheea d he suO
eeusnt Articles saiaAsse eppolamv % @aslns soe~s !,
Workmanship, saa their adsp'aea 20 tbs purposes IN a.
ihey weud respectfully solicit from 'hs hos syss.
elegant witch heretofore have aas -
and meof,sst ss,s's 2, sss d.gs =, Y proposed
e,es q % .we ae sa'sa 70 'as 4,
the hau viii opened @s les F.espsioa " goods "a N
The sah 81 January aud on hs evening % THURSDAY ID
reception of sisi,ers cennuo saoutiaar
No article sss ss,araa, ssn, "a Of Feesuy "a
tpdu
such he committee sha DC satisfied ~srs
aays reached ls hai by Thai day ssss
Articles designed enhioi.sen only win be received a.
shsa time depos,os Vii be .uhrei 10 ehsrse u itam
70 81 for each article Deposited
Apprentices who conireae articles Of
laventon spa specify hsss age aud ms ams they an.
s., asseies Deposited composition pfemiaa, aus.
Aneaeaa manufactures, soasp,eaou-iy iabsl'ea with apyx
name depositer copy winch isbei un~a
clerk at The me Of brnsns me xeed. er enuy "a lie
Prices VI the exablon
pepasiofs of entry win receive ucku ii.
their goods, which ticket will also admit The" 20 hs erhs
/ all IN when open lssbc
NJ B6oods should follows k1Atiss y
wropoHaa eAaatess f~sftt.te Wasass gsoa. d.
arueies and The % The
them, distinctly maskrd on the packages They should
4 c0nApaued by a detailed suvutc~
Circular cos,aiins d-sssi~d Instructions ~s be- owMs
information given, on application e Nc corresponding
tay all communications en tbs snsaes II he iass
shoud hs addressed.
4 tlrf
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IL. ~. GIL l. k &
Eounselfer at I4y

Has removed HE Office his resd Frankn Row,
Of and Thtesnth He will
uon principally Uniied CouIt
Having devoted he pasats will
advice
the Patent Office, appeals chef
Columbia. and will
preparation aud trial Of suits patents,
He viii also written opinions
having claims hefre Congress
viii AFRO claims before board established
Adjudication,
2s-drf
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WITH Increased Facilities, Erpesis M
w deemed quite ample, adherence
system We hrl fully neuhed IA tds
Snow very isrs-D during thu approaching year
IN accomplish all
ant while expressing hanks number %
chsres who ohsn their supplies Of cash,
srrs who promptly sct- their h that
n"""cs alter mwsh al cns,oa~rs
refusing n~ascars when
se"s~d are decided ea3aA 81 establish
ment A available fhss
vertical promise to snd q . days. M
hsus thnuoshly cens,efon that TIE pne
which
% st pefscss @aav dsias, 20 not hesitate 70
d~cisre delay neither charged
fo' ~ srfans,ns prices expected 90 ocear
PERRY A. BROTHER,
Dec 27-eoiflet "Cenra stores e.t building.
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No 5291
Notice OF Restoration and withdrawal of GER
tain Lands In the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Grant In Missouri.

NOTICE hereby gwen, that In
IN delegation In OF Mis-
.ou Of material change IN The supposed OF The Caro- and
Fulton railroad said State heretofore Withdrawing
lands from market their
certain OF said lands should released substituted
in befeof dfeei
and situated considerably south OF lhe old the President BY
his order date the LIST directed Tint the
lands situated the nsh~ which
Withdrawn from market by his order of the 18th May 1885, aud
their continued by public No. 1877 date
I'D January 1854 for ths Cairo aud Fulton railroad grant ~ the
Mour sa be restored other
lands situated townships named below ncudng OF The
old original situated within probable limits Of The
iuod reserved from sale cians not
cepted) un FURTHER Therefore, all lands subject
10 sale JACKSON which subject
the Withdrawal and which have been
empled following townships, will BIS subject private
entry and afer nncfernth day Of March w
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mo. 53l.l

NOTICE OF the temporary continuance OF tho land
Nv office at Vn,cennes Indiana
compliance Congress, approved February Is,
1885, which provides that Offices and shall
be continued Vnecnhes, Indana until after final report shall
the Con
approved July eighteen hundred and fifty
ADJUST the titles
Indiana notice hereby thai the order
NO 58 January 25 1885, directing the d'scontnnance
offices lndiana suspended application
office until required By aoe
shall
fully performed !" OF which due notice will b<given.
Given under hand the ciy Of Washington, this 7 day OF
February, 1850. as
JOHN WILSON,
o General Land Office.
Feb e-aw6w lint. X Star
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y Co"rt hip aud iss Ccnsequenccss by henry Wkon.
The History md Poetry Of Finger Kings by Charles Edwards.
The World Workshop; by Ewbsnk.
The New Congressional Directory.
On sale at TAYLOR & MAURYfS
6 Hookstorr. 4 street
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University Of Louisiana.

hE annual coursa Of lectures In this department VIZ
4 on Monday, November 70, aud will terminate 70 ~
March.
James Jenes NJ D., Professor 81 Prnoties AZ MEDICINE
!. L. ESd.ii, NJ. % Il Professor Of Ibensesy.
W@rrsa Stone, VI. D., Professor Of SusE.fy.
A ~. Gsnss VI d., Professor ~ ohssststes,
A j. Seddsrsura, ". D., Professor of Anaiomy
A. Mott VI. D., Professor Of Nasera h.dlea
Thpuas Hurt. NJ D. Professos ~ Physo,cC and Fs''ep
sornsl,,ns = c sesa, p D.,.ou.,,na,s o. shs'g'
The viii he open t,e ih,sd s""T
toher. @ lHN a. n
tio u Tits institution nom soveas-r 20 W. \
The sBdeu,. accompany chs professors IN tieif yis ~"
expense. snloy extraordinary practical advantages,
There ara, aaex The ss~s.on, shout eight hsnsrd ~
scrsbed for daily. HHU 90
Ii 1853 the number Of patients thossaad
- - THOMAS HUNr, n D. =
Apg tl--iastsosi
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NOTICE II hereby given that L have obtained from
the Register OF the Virginia Land Office duplicate of
No &C., for suod 10 James Kennedy for his services
te original having been ost and that
apply of General Land Office Wash
ingon, D. c. scrip for unsatfed portion Of the
GEO. w. SFEPHENS, ,t
Dec i0--law3m Attorney in fact for the heirs.
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Mobile and Montgomery q. =. Dsiiy Mail Lime.
IA Consisting OF the following Substantial and
s~x.=s.xShnks running passenger steamers yiH
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA
CUBA,
CREMONA, and
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HARDWARE AND CUTLER The subscriber
Ill OF goods which have been
from the both this
county Europe the and offered
saving OF from len 10 twenty per cent Our stock
F
Housekeeping articles article required about house that
canc under the head OF hardware
Binding materials, fine assomeh rot excepting sash weights
h.
Mechanics ioos every variety, and mostly warranted
betting, and hemp packing, Boston factory
prices
Grey Brhers' door springs warranted for four ears We
agents, will furnish dealers factory prices
OF feather New York prices,
and cheaper Than other Styles,
All which offered small advance for cash punctual
customers by the subscriber
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
YEA Sign OF the large Gilt Saw, Penn.
noyS
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Salamander safes.
EVANS n WATSON, No a6 South Fourth street, fndae
IA Pa laie No. 50 Dock s'reei,) have band aia
ment of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND TBiEF~fRooF gar
Baak vaults and iron doors for bank and ssorss,
PATENT SLATE LINED RKrHI0gKAToA,
Water filters, and copying presses Fsrsanss %
Sierra and counter scaie~.
sa agency for Bailsrworh's, Becy'-, far., lone' se
patent powder proof bank locks. Please ave m can
Reference made few Of the many hnadrsds whs ~
safes in No.
I'll Msguder 1ih street, Ponnryiy sna avenas,
tom ID. G..
Farmers and Mechanics Rank, fhiadeipbia,ls safes
United states Mint a4 do
United States Arsenal, Sin CALIFORNIA;, JiH fmiSdf'Phn
United ststcs Apprsissr's o6ic~ Philadelphia
p.pssyi Railroad Company, Philadelphia rhss'
Philadelphia. Wilmington aua Baltimore ssmaH1 ~"
Philadelphia. g.,.t
Richard Norris Son, Locomotive Wafks, yhiisaciPSs
Winchester Bask, Winchester, virgnis -
Mr. ". Wood Fosr, P.apsyivana avnnacs esfweeh ~ ~
strest, Warrington ID G., - aathor,xfs 70 fsefisef
"s ,ss, 1 ssS ~ i',e A''S' EVANS wsrso|
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Hamilton G. FAINT,

Exchange &c, No. i32 Pennsypand
p nue., Warrington, d. {.
INCURRENr money, warrants, aud Virginia scrip bought
" sold
Drafts principal sold in suit purchasers
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Claims against the government collected.
. Dec w
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WHrrNEY's Metallic wealth ot the Unised State.
w vol, svo
Life Of g. Quincy; edited by Joseph y. Brshw waite.
Memories the Water by Henry Nancy.
Aamariinss Tfas els In this East y
PnANEK TAyI,OR
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NEW MEXICO.

1908 From Albuquerque, zuu Woodvie California; aud
+ back, u week. ...s Il
Bidders 10 state schedule Of arrivals and de-
| parlures.
4 D04 From Taos and hack, week.
/ TO 8 distance and schedule.
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La school Cumberland Ursversty. Lebanon.
EeMnesscs.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham caruthers, tate of the circuit
4 judges OF fennessse.
Hon Nathan Of of The supreme
of Tennessee.
Brocld Il. Ridley the cnanceiiors of the STATE
Judges Green dew their who time exclusively
10 the school.
Daily examnaIinns class hr
No regular OF the
lesson Of the exar1natioas-
Weekly OF law aud equity, Ia whsh
all
practice prepare
Deeds villa be
dence trials Some taken by appeal
which held monthly the class, and
public the cad session The students ae clerks
jurors, uges chanceiors, other official
bacities connected with their SUITS
the Third
TENDER, Thursday Fehuafy The second
the succeeding Monday In February Dad ends
Thursday in July AhhtRt
Expenses $50,
boarding $50 Students their books
which had the Lebanon bookstores.
required complee unless the
No previous
any time during the collegiate
There legislature connected with the schoo,
Number Of students the last coosaie egDly siI
ROBERT L. CAkUTHERS,
Feb il-soiy President Board OF Trustees
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ANOuVELIE VI E LsDISk. edition par
~ not, Baron, etc etc IN psmpbi~t. Price -
Les Confessions De Rousseau In pamphlet -h tus,rs
stM8ftf
rhy-ioose % Cont Brs ssvsrn, pamphlet with many
tsvststsons Price 80 ell 9r H4lN T. N= ..5.E
Inpersa hprn rsrissy aos aFRsscE TAYLOR
Fehl7
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Form of Certificate,

The undersigned, postmaster of , State Of -------,
under his office, he is acquainted with the abb
anoTs and knows them TO be OF properly, and able
good their guarantee.
Dated
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DOHtSsUN'N PRACTICE. Prsc,ic. in Coaus %
IL England the United by Conway Robinson
~ Richmond, Virginia Vol l. Price, just published.
Feb Nh FRANCK TAILOR.
frHE HLIIE BUOK-Ometai aegtsser the United
satesgiving MI once hoidss under
with their salaries Of Ac
few sshinaon
a. se aUt
70 the Pacific .-.. .4 ~ ...ls.6
E6 TAYLOR MAuRY.
Eebm Booksellers, Niuth street.
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AMERICAN HOUSE. ftan3vex stre<s, b~sS
~ Lewis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged and sisssntly fsrnee,L
tzilths aodsra rpfovs and eaa~sntraf~s Nf
IN Of tho uasRllsrs pybikc
Nee u -aiy
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Posr OFyIcK DRr&RTxssI,
Jannsry ~, 1855.
Ian Iy--iaw4w
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\ The undersigned, residing State of-, under
that FOREGOING mail No
the bidder SHALL prior 10 The
thereafter he enter
required perform the proposed with
and sufficient
This the obig atoms aud liabilities
2 section OF the act OF Congress
| Of July 2, 1885,
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IN SIRUCTIONs.
Form Of a Guarantee.

The undersigned, residing AT --, State Of - undertake
that carrying mail No be
accepted by Postmaster General a bidder shall prior to the
1855 thereafter enier into The
required obligation perform the proposed with good and
sufficient saretes. 5a4sfa flrt t
This of tho obligations and liabilities
9th section Of this act Of Congress
OF July 2, 1886. ,Y4a 4s f#N.4er
DARED +
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posr oYyIcs DxrAsrmrsr, February ., 1895
Feb 3-wtw
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That lands situated In the within the fol-
lowing townships will be reserved from sale entry tnot
excepting for the above specified until further
orders, viz
Of Of 6h principal meridian.
Tow nshps ga, az, and az, OF ranges.
Townships 22t, 23., and IA, of range y
Townships n, 81, "a, 81, "a and 49, of range 9.
Townships No. 81 -. 23, "a, Is, and p6A, OF range TO-
Townships Il, 20, "a, rs, rs, aud l7' Of H.
Townships 2l a. 49, "a 49, 49, and 27A of range H.
Townships % 3d. "a, IS, 90, 81. and 2e of range 3D.
Townships %, ~ a. 49, 26s, 81, aud 49,, of Ia
Townships 2aa, 23s, a6s, az, and aS" Of 10
Townships %. e4s as, and 9o., of To-
Townships az as, 90, ar and 26. Of range II.
Townships "a. as, &c. and 49, Of range le
All townships included in the original
Of 1853. N #tg5l#
Of the above mentioned
aiaeen day OF March meat
already made which hereafter be made aud
also claiming within the above townships Withdrawn
continued be reserved settlements made to the date of
whdawa will akt proof and for The same at tbs
fixed by law within twelve months after the date OF their
settlements Otherwise their claims will be oieed
entry should notice Of their
claims file with the land Off before the day
Of the lands their claim,
from entry and after that day aud much difficulty
and delay. aa4sF 4tts3i aals
my hand city of Washington this sixth
February thousand hundred and fifty
five, s4# 5saa. @lr
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Feb 7-iaw6w lint star.l
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Of proposal rhere Change from advertisement eonfs
plated by the b oder.
1, county Of --- state OF
propose convey september i 1855 10 jury J. 1855
GU agfeea W 10 the
General dated January 80 1882
and by folio wing mode of conveyance, viz;
for the annual sum of
dollars
This proposal made with full knowledge Of the distance Of the
route weight carried and all other particulars
and aier FULL exanna
and attached to The advertise
Dated
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(Signed by two guarantors.)
Form of Certificate.

The undesigned postmaster of State OF ----, Ger
ufes ole acquainted with the above
property able make
good their guarantee.
+
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The sufcency proposals. be certified by
Judge record and by at the following off
ccs, Others
Oregon Territory posaste of Oregon City Astoria
Salem, Linton Snbimity Portland, Albany, Willamette Forks
Dallas Cincinnati, Tuatin Plains, and Corvallis
In New exco by the saata Fe, Donna Anna
Taos, and Albuquerque. .954
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LIST OF GIFTS.
100 marble bus,s Of Washington, at......... slso y
Clay. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iW
100 do Webster. ....., 49,. lVo
leo do Calhoun ............,...... 100
so eegan, oil paintings, IN splendid IN ffames,
100 eesan, oil paintings, * h.........,,
'0 '', oi pi en sa ssamss' a4,% - inches
TO, 90 elegant steel plate snsrs.ings, co'"sa ~
OIL Of the Washington Monument, ao%M
as7, 900 steei-pia,e ensasinss. from 100 d,nerea,
ibc Arts,s' linton, Of Inc market ya'ar Of
from 90 cents to 81 each.
first. class dwelling In 3ist street, New YORK
city, each as< 200 ferr deep Il. 1000
loo villa siles, containing each 10000 square feet,
in me saeur0. d New York cry, and com.
river and Long Island sound, NJ. ~ W.
30 perpetual loans ot cash, without Interest ~ No.
curi,y, Of $3.50 each Observation-Disclosures,
SO perpetual leans Of cash, wiihost Interest
100 perpetual loans o. cash, without in,eres,
$50 perpetual ao.s q srs cash. wiica, a,,re., o.
curty, Of Ca0 each ................s.....4.
1000 perpetual ioaas Of cash, wi,lsoat inarses,
security, Of ~ each. .g
Reference regard real estate. A. v,sseher 60,
Eaatc brokers New York. Orders, tpopnid with msneI
closed, 10 be addressed,
j. w. HoLBRooKE, secretary,
H f 5o5 broadway, New Ya
The sngraving- catalogue ready for delivery
Oct ss--d.3mif
Ll.ssv0sbo CEN kTksRY.~-Thn beautiful burial
of the dsus having JUS, been dedicated with appropriate
for hr purpose. IL now open Tor the rsceptisn
mains Of deceased paTsras.
The capacity hundred bodies, whth
dead muy appy place The departed anh
ssiec si.es for The graves. &, l.
plan incorporates - ~ eqaniy In srs'a
lots, which will be put publicly tDr SALE lAitioup
usually bring pemim) making the early selection Of loo
most Do sirable. -
viii he puncuay attended b a. u'e pr"srn' ohes
v Inc Of The building entering the Cemriety,
yissrs requested not TO drive fast through fhe WV
rounds.
FA VIM. =, HuHPHGH
a Il Ia IA annrt disrnn duRD
Capitol
Aug 97--d3m s5Ft98 #& as5@#& I'll
NENssELAEis POLY TECuNIC ISsTItTh
Es IGNED for the comprehensive and thorough ednealea
cyii engineers, including railway, hydfsasS
graphical and mining engineers 1.
For cnpcs Of Manual Regrer, giving full inionahsn w
Il. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director dc, ARL
Aug iS--d2m sas fg 1toy, y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-06-28

are to be abolished--bonorsand Offices,
political, personal and secret are TO be
accorded alike TO all, A eolored
President, Chief Justice, Foreign Min
list ~, Heads Of Departments, and
Senators. Il not tho public sense
shocked atsuch impadcnec? Withsuch
sentiments as these proclaimed from
such a sonrca, is il not strange that
not one feeling Of loathing or alarm
seems to be awakened in all The South?
Such apathy pcrtends no good to the
South. When the eager race Of
personal prom. ton is run, we may
awake when ii il too late 10 avert the
danger that impends us now. When
these threatened ends shall come upon
US, as soon they must and will, (unless
awed by bold, timely and energetic
elort) let not the people of Tennessee
say they were not warned.
"-shake not thy CORY locks at me-
Thou cans't not say did it."
With agratefd appreciation of your
friendship, l am, dear sir.
Your friend and servant,
JAMES G. JONES.
Capt. JOHN H.DRAKE, Lebanon, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-06-28
Know Nothing Convention.

A national convention of Know
Nothings has been in session, during
the past week, in the city Of Phila-
delphia. Most, if not all, of the
thirty-one States were represented.
Up to this time, we are not suffi-
GENTLY informed of the proceedings
of the convention to give our read.
ers the result of its deliberations
J We supposed that when this conven-
ton met, it would do what was needed
to be done at present; and US elections
are to come off shortly in nine of
the Southern States, temporary
platform so constructed as TO aid the
secret party in these elections, and
with a private understanding of the
intention of the thing, would be the
main work to be accomplished.
Telegraphic reports say that some
ifty-three delegates, representing
most Of the free States, seeded
from the convention.
The committee to whom the work
was assigned, reported two platforms.
The majority declares that the Amer
lean party are not responsible for
past legislation, md that tho best
guarantee for peace is to abide by ex.
listing laws-that Congress has no
right to legislate on slavery, or ex-
clude any slave State from the Union,
and that interference with slavery in
the District Of Colombia would be
violation Of the compact with Mary
land and Virginia.
The minority resolutions declare
that the Nebraska act is an infrac-
ton Of plighted faith, and should be
aud that no new State tol-
Grating slavery, formed Of any por-
ton of that Territory, should be ad- |
mitted into the Union.
The rejection Of the minority re-
port, for the present, caused the Sc
cession mentioned above The mem
bers composing the convention are
bound by very solemn oaths, they
no want of harmony among
themselves, as far as we are advised.
md We reckon the convention under
stands itself perfectly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-06-28
Henry Clay on NaturaIized Citizens.

Those wings who revere the memo
ny and profess to adhere to the politi-
cal principles of the late Henry Clay,
will be edited in reading the follow
ing. What contrast it affords to the
Know Nothing rant and absurd at
lacks upon the class Of parsons to
whom Mr.. Clay refers:
[Exfract from l-. Gay's celebrated
speech in defence Of the American
- system, delivered in the Senate Of
the United States, February 3,
1921
The honest, patient and industrious
German readily unites with our pee
pie, establishes himself upon some of
our fat lands, fills his capacious barn,
and enjoys in tranquility the album
dant fruits which bis diligence gathers
around him, always ready to fly to
the standard of his adopted country,
or of its laws when called by the du-
ties of patriotism. The easy, versatile,
philosophical Frenchman, accommoda-
ting himself to all the yicissitudes of
life, Incorporates himself without DIFF
ficulty in our society. But of all for
eigners, none amalgamate themselves
so quickly with our people as the Ma
TIVES OF TIlEEMERALD ISLE.
In some of the visions which have
passed through my imagination, /
have supposed that IRELAND was
originally part and parcel of this con-
tinent, and that by some extraordina-
ry convulsion of nature, it was torn
from America, and, drifting across the |
ocean, it was placed in the unfortun-
ate vicinity of Great Britain. The /
same open heartedness, the same gen.
erous hospitality, the same careless
and uncalculating indifference about
human life, characterize the inhabi-
tants of both countries. Kentucky /
has sometimes been called the Ireland
of America. And / have no doubt
that if the current of emigration we're
and set from America upon
the shores of Europe, instead of being
from Europe to Amsgica, every A
merican emigrant to- Ireland would
there find, as every Irish emigrant /
here finds, hearty welcome and a
happy home.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-06-28

WELL DoNE, ACCoMAC-We re-
ceived yesterday, after our paper had
gone to press, the returns from Acco-
mac, the residence of Mr.. Wise Ae-
comac givesone hundredand ten major
ty for Flournoyl Three cheers for Ac-
comac! If the remainder of the State
had done as well as Accomac, Mr..
Wise would have been beaten by ff-
teen thousand majority Washington
Organ.
Aeeomae was whig county, and
although the residence of Mr.. Wise,
it was not anticipated that he would
get majority there. But take the
IF" of the Organ, and try Mr.. Flour
nOy by the same rule: His county,
gave a majority of six hum
lred against him; if the remainder of
he State had followed the example,
ne "would have been beaten" sixty
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