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The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-12-27
Artssian Wells in Lowe.

The Davenport Gazette. of the 18TH
notices quite number Of Artesian
Wells recently sunk in that vicinity
A single borer has already dug no less
than seventeen in that city. Prices sre'
in clay, % per foot for the first 80 feet;
beyond 80 feet, % cents per foot adj
vance over this price for every ten feet.
In rock it is % per foot. Want OF
water has hitherto been a great con-
plant in Davenport. but the Gazets
thinks the city is likely, hereafter. to
be seeH supplied.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-12-27

@ a cigar is defined as a cyiin-
drieal roll of tobacco, with fire at one
end and fool at the other. We al.
ways think of the definition when per-
soma enter our sanctum, and SO fal
forget the seeredness of the place,
As to continue whiting away at theil
cigar. while in the room, to the an,
noyance and vexation of ali persons
about the premises.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-12-27

H 4 New Years party is to be
given ut Union Hall. in Topeka. on
the evening of the 31st inst. We
thank the Managers for an invitation
10 be prssent. but apprehend that other
duties win demand our personal at
tendance in our Office on that occasion.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-12-27

a The weather is very beautiful,
though quite cold. The thermometer
stood at zero, on Monday morning.
The earth is free from snow, and the
roads are good. though quite rough.
The Kansas river is frozen over, and
teams are crossing on the ice.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-12-27

H The Washington Union urges
the sending of contributions to this
Territory to relieve the suffering, which
the organ of the Administration no
longer denies. The Union says, that
without relief. the imaginary scenes
of the past may become tragic histo-
~"
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1856-12-27

H Emigrants are still arriving.
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some Of she blask sgabiiuaus ~ w. ~ aa'sssns
,hslr banners win portraits sfFri@oul iabtst @Ihs -
ond washington TIE Polna q rs.s@sssas tsi~s-. a.
first washington and 10 -ssoosd' tsas ~ hrh y
tho Rochester Unioai
"washIngoh never dagxsd hoa 1850 q fisas as
sudeavorsd 10 badger hiw $50 easa.
"washiastos ehaiisnxsa wsa ~ aart.l spuasi
"wGshiBgtoh sPseuiatsa n 81 - - pFsas =
bis Ooantry.
Washington never esfu6ea - haaaf v a. sofrsensss
Of charge and thea bad dowu b. ~ sstpeg ueo
from ten thousand dollars 10 hay dalisnR.
Washington accepted 1euissiias ifq@ psfiy
which prescribed Foreigners ana Catholics uswpfhJ a.
name Of American.
Washington never encouraged M iSrmsios 4 sssas
parties"
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LOCA II NE w n.

NATIONAL THElraE-~The Marble Heart was presented
10 New York audience Al the sBowery Monday night
last New York paper noticing the performance says
that the elective intensity of the graceful Mas Laura and
the presence Of Mr. George Jordan greatly missed In
the two leading characters What this play lacked In
sister city, added zgst 70 ia representation =, The National
last nigh,ho prsrsno, o. Miss Kssns and her star
pany.
This play To- indeed rsplss With soeues q thrilling In.
tsrost The ancient studio The dream he sblsau o. Ihs
dream the wood Paris The rivals goa poverty,
and the realization Of The dream III toaehlnE
IL incldenn The psrformanc VS. eomplsts n al ia
parts Mics Laura faulusssly sired Her psrsonatou
Of "Nrs Marco mastery and triumphsnt and ~
oeirod rapturoas applause Mr. Jordan Il already favor
lie with our citizens aud represented tho sculptor with
the and Tor which ~ u Distinguished
Mr. wheaieigh and Mr. Johnson rcosvsd meFisd sppro.
baton The grand quadrs By The orchssua snthu-
siasticaly applandsd and aNoveliy7 received win
shouts Of applause
correspoudsn, o. the scr states hat much snIssy 4
manifested by the etSens Of Georgetown 10 regard 70 ne
location Of the new cus,om-houss and post oscs To,
corner OF Gay spd Congress elevated -rt q
the city, commanding 6pe view q wsshngion AID Al
eHRndria
The registration b after the adoption ofssvsra amend
ments was passed By The board q council a ihs
city on Monday afternoon last
In recent communication 70 the city oounciis, NJ
mayor deprscass the habit which The various frv
panes seem to have acquired q sl-png 10 ths engine
houses a. ful Of demoraliriug Tendencies
We have had opprsssvsy bot vss,bsr f0 ~ -, r.
dayE
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Know persons these presents that mas released
and hereby releases The sae OF Texas from al naoy OF
Claim or The paymen evidence OF dobt
Der - the OF e., issued " me lae republic OF
be and United States in secordssee with e pro-
ytns az an ae on Congress entitled 10 provide for tho
s, ~ ueh eredors OF he republic Of Texas
OF september nine eighteen hun
d and hy february, e and an ACT
OF the state TeIas approved the LIST OF februay 1880
q witness my hand and seal.
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LAaaE rnE y TnoY-The Albany statesman Of tho Bob

LARGE FIRE N TRoY-The Albany Statesman Of the 9Th
inst says
This morning. about two O'Clock, FIRE broke out n
outhouse Of Of the Of buildings known Smiths
place situated Fifth street. between Grand Division and
Federal streets Troy and although the alarm prompt
sounded and the hremen the spot in incred
ne short space Of time yet such the nature Of the
buildings being built Of wosd that half Of the block
vas run over BY the flames from thirty 10 forty houses
burned down. and probably AZ many sixty families rem
tered housses before the engines could get the better Of
ne flames The buildings mostly All occupied by
POOR people and In Instances many FIVE or six
antilles were residents Of The same house
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a Goo1

On Monday night, while Mr.. Hessennuller was in the
midst Of his most stirring appeals to the Germans
which made the whole crowd wild with excitement
American in the ball. fully conscious that something rich
being said, though not understanding single word
Of it. asked DutchmNn standing next TO him, and listen
ing with great eageness what the speaker say
ing He shook his head replying with some apparent i'm
patience having his attention taken from the
speaker ine Got It ia 80 gOot can't shop to tell you
I Cleveland pldindeqLer.
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Hon II is 10 BE- Managed.
The Pittsburg Post says:

"The Cincinnati Gazette is owned by a company OF men
who are divided in sentiment between Fremont aud Fill
more Its thus far has been that Of rabd baok-re
publican sheet But last week meeting Of the
propretos was held and vote taken the question be-
tween Fillmore and Fremont The latter had but two Of
majority compromise then made by which the
paper support Fremont up the October election but
Il not 70 abuse Fillmore II the Fillmore party has
large vote In October another meeting ia TO be held
decide whether the paper shall not roll over TO Fillmore
"The paper is 10 blackguard Buchanan and the democ
racy all the time bat who will support for the last month
Of the campaign Il still In doubt
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE.
RIES OF MAINLAND.

The following drswa numbers Of the Maryland Conso
s,ed Lottery Tor The Washington eounty &c. class
drawn September 6, 1856
Is rs 81 8 IS 81 IL IL 10 Ga Al 20 80
The following are the Drawn numbers OF the Paiupsco Institute
L,otlery class $40, drawn September 2, IeS;
"a % al IS 81 30 II 10 20 % IL
R. FRANCE & Co, Managers.
ID. II. McPHlL, Commissioner.
ll-lt
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New stove House.

SUNRISE AND MORNING sTAR.
n WOODWARD SON have opened stove, crate, and
u furnishing establishment next door 20 G. Wosdwafdb
rennsyvanta between lNh and TN
streets they constantly on hand r tho latest and
o approved patterns best suited s
ket
Their leading cosknr or th i the Sunrise and
Morning suRrse (a top) before offered In this
market burn wood coni None
une except plate in the fued, which nsus
OF The which u ventilated through
Tho shove nine IA auached 10 the
front Flued baseoyens and summer arrangements
Ts.y have also the Morning star cooking .iove
vbh has ventilated through III.
e attached and cssron roase which makes the
he nothing desired IN hrt
genuine the above
achd words "Morninr STAR cast
stove and Ave cast IN the rear Of the ham
boiler
They have also very large Of the latest and
paror chamber ONCE and
for wood and coal that the North can nr
You will do well 20 call and
good will take great Prssne ~ sho
goods very low ne we my ior cash
Terms cash.
SIT
New vel crcccs.-Hsory Of Greece. ny
Ismsrtlnes memoirs Celebrated Characters. VOL 81
-
The oS regime sad The Revelation BY Ast, De Tocqusve
Translated BY John Bonner. ~.
Human rhysoosy ny w. Draper w. ~, IL. ~ Illustrated
with nearly three hundred wood engraving. -,
TAYLOR n MAURY's
septic BosEUorer near eth street,
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TREASURY DErIRTsrsr,
49,. a. aEFn


Nay o., 1859.
Congress old Juy 1876,
deemabIe and will be paid the
cefuheaes thereof the 18Th
whe n interest thereon viii cease.
will continue purchase prior
day redemption pay following premiums
day interest for the money to reach the vendor
on such stock between
June and July inclusive half Of per
the amounts specified In the ccrthcneSi
On such stock received and 3 days August
| me fourth Of per cent?
And on received amer the 3ls day of August
erest accrued thereon and days additional interest only
paid.
Cerheatcs Of such stock under
~ assigned party entitled receive
money; and when the ls July the
interest assigned present sl-ckhoder,
Otherwise will be payable heretofore
further holders of other stocks Of the Und
this will purchase the between the ht
day OF Of December unless the
al 500 600 shall previously and will pay
In addition from day Of the last dividend
interest," days additional interest Tor The reach
the vendor, the following rates OF premium
on stock loan Of Is42, premium Of 10 per cent?
Of sf7 and lss premium of 10
And on stock the Of OH September 1885,
monty called stock, premium Of per
Certificates this should be duly assigned
TO the United party entitled receive the
LIST July, the hsfycars interest
must assigned stookhodcr, otherwise
lnces, m year tina, day will be payable him here
| toforo
assistant sasurers at Boston, York, Philadelphia,
parties entitled TO receive money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE
May qo-dfti0Sov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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COO-It Is stated that James Keefs charged with for
gerry in Richmond, while under examination on Monday
cooy possessed himself Of the paper charged forged
chewed Il and swallowed Il in the presence OF the court
Ths Strikes us eeOua to say novel mode Of
getting rid Of an unpleasant witness
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pOSwsY RonISsoN R,chmo.d Virginia. praciisos Rich
appeals and Unied siates courts, and At
Ws~hfsxtsu eiig ~ Ne sspfsms Court.
Lsf,sss - hs~ wn " aWsctsd 10 Richmond, Virginia,
SECS 10 -taw6~
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Splendid Residence and Good Estate for
Sale.

WISH my present residence, "TBDoR HALL near the
village Marys c0un5 Maryland, and will
be required SO far as preparation for
and u possession as
present The estate conans nom twelve
hundred ace hundred more under good fencing
railing cultivation, orchard
ownd meadows well enclosed lots Of from ten 70 twenty-five
fields regular fotaion 81 win good barns
Stables gt MILL cru-hef Fodder Or hays root cut
and thrshe driven by Drugs horse power ovefsees house.
quaefs for the IN some salt marsh
| aud abundance timber faf fencing and bu lding
The and spacious for sse famy Win good
Kitchen laundry house, stables c-sas houses &C. The 10
cation is healthy and supe saroEnded by
convenient public worship Id the Protestant
Episcopal Roman Catoc aud Methodist churchts deep
and dy by sesmboats from vlssf
other landings for shipment Of produce visiting
includes
800. .on. sc and of the unmproved lets
whole srrnt bargain and for satisfactory security
SIS for the pau OF winch the Improvements could
scarceIy be made - ~ " D MEL
LEosA apTu WIZ, June %, 1876.
Sent - awlmcpkds
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korEs os rnK oAMpAIeN.


m Aihsay Auas and Argus JUS 10 delight n touch
80 ~ passl h ths hide q the awOolly horse" I'm
a. ~ sbors aFuoG and The following in late mum
zrhs ~ o. HsFad whioh says that the republican
ayiy hss taspp~aFsd hksa Ers lunch before hungry al
&tfassn literally Nhawed up We suppose, u busily en-
Easa sssitss vsaNsancs The men who TOOK hs lVs
81 j. lrnAsf gan q FfsmOuL
!, slsass 3 ~ bog'aTbsus whO have made Fremont
vos.s fsaaiua - tiys aad 10 interest Of those stan
AsFa wuFs II kariah rounnHes 4sft az Giant kir and
a. Sssa CAsnFsaas y cAraeaaaa.
ast a. hefad 10 lhink that the less said about
"a saaAaats ths batler aad that these Biographies are
guilty y ak.ug ~ 40 y their chief
snsny tos books we're gotten uP for monetary and
political sfetastionf " AdSeutarcrs who have nothing 70
-, aad who ks0w b0i tts about presidential con-
have to0s great deal q harm and furnished powder
~ ths enemy,
fss so-sslsA ses q FrsuOnt With one exception
smpis = mgrder that We have s1ss seen 10 the way Of
bloeraphs Thss Has besn Ons written BY NJ Blgeow,
and snothet ~ ~. tpbA We have looked into these
yolaea and really oAuBot C0neafe that y void 10 pos.
sbls pfodBcs anything calculated 10 nlare and
weaken the candidate Bgsiow dives into the most alb
sard and dcuoua researches Fang and scraping up All
sor Of private atiera apparently or the purpose y gs
lag material 10 The enemy Cor che very upon which
have based least 0nphfl She personal assaults which
have been directed against Col Fremont have en hFst
given 10 this book hoCkheads should never be pollti-
like thos6 Of ibis connty. There necessity oi dig
ging into The remote pasl Master bigelow has done,
Poking away after every deeoas ssfht that may have
taken place In bis childhood as mining Tor fossls OF
excayAng Cor the salient Tonis In the private life
II an Egyptian mummy"
Gayrisoa and ys Fosio caiusg q b Daddy and Nanny
u ne Blatk. Rspublieaa Party,
At tie abolition convention at Boston, the Goth Of
last May, 6asoa said tina, 70 quarrel with the black
republican party would be 10 quarrel VIII esrse and f.
feet" 10 quarrel with the work Of own banda Sis
Ter Foster thought the wooy brat should not be
treated tendey that sParng the rod might spo the
little darkey 80 she spoke a. follows
al admit that the party Is our progeny but as
every child needs great deal OF Tproof and constant e.
fort 10 bring 1t up in the Il should go this party
which the necessary offspring Of efforts needs con-
slant admonon and ebuke snd God giving me strength
will not spare hour until II Is fully educated, re-
formed and brought up 70 the high position Of truth and
duty
SO the hopeful progeny Is TO be put through regular
course Of sprouts and spanking. is NANNY going 10
train il up in the sy 4 should 60 the soo'ty darling
CiRciaaa.i EfgHire.
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Know ali persons these present. t"s - ,.o ~ nss,
aud United States o. nsea from an Stns,
liability Of ceIt W y, w.
for the sum Of s. Issues ~ a. NJ Inc rass nav
by wy
be and redeemed by in WIN he
enued An act "ous o he
republic of Texas h e com
Of Congress Of September nine. ss M
rra and hny approved February e an IN
OF The state approved the Isl OF February 1885,
A witness hand and seal
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pos sksrNes nd sos o. the Of houres street,
tfh for abon. me let Of Octo
srd Sufficient Tor large hne
Eoos low Apply At NJ once
~ Esrs O., A. HYDE.
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HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY by John w. Draper, M. ID.
III 4 voiunle, illustrated.
and the Revolution by DE Iocqaevhe Trans
lated BY John Bonner. ! volume
Modern Greece by Henry Baird. volume, illustrated.
OF Celebrated ChAfacsrs by Lamarne Volume j.
Gfotes History Of Greece. l2n and last volume =
SEM n FRhNCK TAYLOR.
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gcHooL hooks % ~ me hinds used In the Dis
y pcts no, copy books pens, ink,
Cray 4 RALLANTYNE,
Aag g-seaEt go Seventh street
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A Eair $500 y IL H0nesly.

The following paragraph contains iAn Sample o. ue
honesty Of Mr.. Buchanan's ASSISTANTS
@Mr Mac Gayock OF Nashville had a curiosity to see
the letter OF Gen Jackson from which quotation has been
hawked about and he finds IL UNANIMOUSLY mutated. In
medately succeeding the quotation made by the knew
nothings is the following In General JscksonS hand
writing
Mr. buchanan Is a 81 fine talents and II Ne comes
into The Department Of STATE riR eTseas hs duties Nth
ability.
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New YoRK Sept lO.-Cotton Is buoyan-sales of 1000
bales at previous Flour is buoyantsaes OF III 600
barrels State Sc SO IS Ohio, Sc 80 SO GA standard
southern 81 81 60 fancy to extra do, ST "a So TO-
Wheat buoyantsales Of 900 bushels southern white
81 65 ST. g. Corn hghersaes Of ~ 600 bushels south
ern mixed 6s cents Pork is higher and rreguarsaes Of
500 barrels NESS $40 rs. Beef is unchanged Lard has
of $50 barrels at 1885 cents Whiskey is
higher of 200 barrels; Ohio, 3511 cents. Coffee is
unchanged-saes of $500 bags; Rio, fl CENTS Sugar is
buoy of 500 hogsheads Cuba Muscavado 7s6
so cents Moasses dusales of $50 barrels Spirits of
turpenne is frmsaes of 700 barrels at previous rates.
Rosn is rmsales of 1900 barrels at 81 co. Rice is firm
sales of 200 tierces at ~ cents. Freighs heavy
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GENERAL NEWS.
Tm HoAE JoURSAL.-Mr T. b. Aldrch, the poet ha
become an associate editor Of the Home Journal


become associate editor Of the Home Journal
RECOVERY on rae BODY on PHILIP CAM, sR-The body Of
this gentleman found among the ruins Of the Mount
Vernon Hotel on the sth The under arrest for
setting fire this hotel has been discharged for want Of
sufficient evidence.
TKRRRLE ExPLosIoN-An explosion OF very dangerous
aud unusual character occurred Monday last at Peter
sons Oil and Salt Works. near Tarentum Pennsyl vania
Mr. p had sunk well thiry-fye feet man al
work n IT, while other at the surface had just hoisted
out the bucket of earth The in the WELL while wait
ing for the return ofthe vessel which he 10 f
just about lighting his pipe. He gnited match and on
the instant terrific explosion occurred scattering all
movable material the surface of the ground knocking
down the above ground, and burning in shocking
mRnper the poor esw who the innocent OF the
accident.
THE MISSIONARY smp.--The Boston Transcript says,
ave learn from the Journal that Mr. lothian Stetson
the ye-known ssn-bulder has upon the stocks in his
ward AT Chelsea schooner mch is being built for the
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign MISSIONS She
Is 10 be called the Morning Star and will be engageu
carrying supplies and missionaries to the islands in the
Pacific ocean Her frame is already up and it is expected
she will be completed in time TO double Cape Horn in
January"
DEAm A MEDICAL oFFIcER--Dr. Isaac Huse, we'll
known and highly surgeon in the United States
navy died at Warrington navyyard, Florida on the 28th
alt Deceased attached to the naval hospital at War
rington at the time Of his death.
LATER Rio-~By the arrival of the ship Gallego
New Orleans intelligence has been received from Rio to
the goth July From the ls 10 the 18th July the ship
msn,s Of coffee amounted to 95,335 bags There were
445 bags shipped the l9th of which 3773 were for
the United States. The Galego brought 1890 bags
Coal rRADE-The Alexandria Gazette gives the follow
ing of the quantity of coal received at that port
BY the Alexandria canal for the month Of August 1856
Tons. Cwt
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company $40 90
Borden Mining Company ........""........ 5,233 l3
Allegheny Mining Company ....-....,......... 1884
Frostburg Coal Company ,04l
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ny-Notiee-A special meeting Of the Maryland Democratic
their street on Friday evening neIt
thr l2th instant, at O'Clock.
A general attendance members is requested
BY order of The PRESIDENT
III
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W. l.. MARCY, Secretary of State
Franklin Pierce President Of e United States Of .4erea
all whom IL may concern!
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me that Dems
been appointed vice consul Of the Kingdom
Greece York. do hereby recognise him SUCH and de-
clare exercise enjoy such functions powers
allowed the vice consus Of the favored
pn."~- United States.
haon ~ ~ have caused these letters TO be made pat
IN "s""o"' - =. ,r,,.. -'es TO be hereunto amIed.
cut anu INC s' ~ Z. - -. =, "a, "'rgton, o
fl 81 September, A. D. 1856, and Of the indepenI " e
United States Of America the elst
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY President
w. L. NANCY, Secretary OF State.
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nY rELra pH.
Dsaoeralie pi.plag . N.p Yo,k.

Democratic DispIayin RsW York.
New YoRK, Sept l0A grand democratic torchs pro.
ceon took place here last night proving the greatest demon
stration OF the kind Witnessed in this city.
The procession was about five miles in length and
posed Of twenty thousand persons Fifty bands Of music
and thousands Of banners gave sousrng spirit TO the
scene.
The streets through which the procession passed baEed
with light for miles in extent and at midnight the immense
throng dispersed with the utmost quietness.
Illinois State Democratic Coavsntion.
SPRISGFELp, Sept 1O-The Buchanan State convention
here to-day. About hundred delegates pres
ent. Ansel Phelps jr, presides.
Candle Factory Burnt
NEW YoRK, Sept l0.-Messra. Melvin 4 Knaf's candle
factory, A. in this city burnt this morning
Loss 500, 0O0j partially insured.
On,card Bound.
BosroE Sept. l0-The steamer Niagara sailed hence
day at for Liverpool, with $500 900 in specie.
The Oily Of baltimore Announced
PHLADELrHiA, Sept Ie.-The steamship City of Balti-
passed Cape May this morning. She will be up this
.fternoon.
CLi, Nsga
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TuE ei.-s.. - philosophy of .o'getoyy. College
~ rsansd sonday Hesi September 10 The stud
81 w, ususi the study Of
psyc pneiplss ~ sthie aatur. philosophy, chemistry, &C
year, under distinct professor, will
asy isctafes naara night, which, besides essged
sths rhracs The fundament. principles Of
rcsi ssa International nshs and critical history Of phioso
PeI.
rrNAurt.s srmsr DESTROYS of
u sf sgue-'sd cs the president Of the
af attending tho lectures and
sts~ss ~ ne secere year ~ philosophy,
ne q bon vii be delivered IN the Latin
sera ll-AA
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Ship Nsws.
Markets.

New Yonx, Sept lo.-ArriSed, ship Cumberland, Capt
Lambert, from Rotterdam.
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OF + ICIA l. !.

Franklin PIERCE President Of the United States Of america, 70
all uhom may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me that Julius
appointed Of saxony San Francisco
California; do hereby recognise him SUCH and declare him
exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and privileges
as are allowed favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters TO be made
patent seal Of the United STATES 10 be hereunto affixed
Given my hand Of Washington the 9TH day
H. September d. 1885, and Of the Independence ofhe United
States Of America the es.
FRANKLIN PIERCE