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MORE NEW GOODS!
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE
w assortment Of
Rich fancy Dress silks
Plaid and plain French Mernos
Rich figured and stIipo black silks
10 pieces more of those superior plain black Silks
10 do superior black and colored silk Cloak
Velve{s
10 Opieces fine gray brown and black Cloak Cloths.
With general stock OF staple Goods OF the
best class for family consumption, which will be
sold at the lowest prices; and which we invite
purchasers to call early and examine.
COLLEY L. SEARS,
no 24-eo2w 523 7th ST., 3 doors north Pa. av.
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THIRTY DAY CLOCKs.-FOR Cburche

THIRTY DAY CLOCks.-FORC Churches
Il Banks, Hotels, Offices, &c. These IN
Clocks run thirty two DAYS with once wind Ell
ing, and the power Of the spring Is so equal LII
ized that the force is applied at all times like
a weight They have anti friction rolling pinions
and the pendulum rod Is like those on astronomi-
cal clocks by which the expansion and contrac-
tion Of heat and cold avoided, and accuracy OF
time sesured. Also, a fresh prime lot Of Eight
Day and Thirty Hour Clocks All warranted
Prices low 6. FRANCIS,
nov 90 400 Seventh st
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THE UNION.
TNHE "UNION HOTEL" IN GEORGE
Il town, ID. c., has been leased by the -
subscriber, who Is now prepared aud would t:.";
be pleased 10 receive permanent and tran -&s:A
sient boarders.
nov 14-1m JACOB FODhE.
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JAMES s, WEIGHS FIRST PREMIUM
FAMILY FLOUR,

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING THIS Justly
w celebrated brand Of Flour, and will continue
torsceiye full su9piy during the winter We
warran. II superior 10 anything In the market
We are also agents foT the sale Of the following
brands, viz:
Richard B. Welch, Family
Charles l.. Wood, do
Daniel Wood, do
Island Mills, do
Elizabeth Mills do
All Of which we offer In quantities to suit pur-
chaserz, al the loves; market prices.
HARTLEY 4 BROTHER
nov 2-lm l0l Water st Georgetown
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PAPER HANGING AND UPHOLSTER.
ING,

ING.
TJyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHAS
l. ed the Paper Hanging and Upholstering Es
tablishment OF E. N. WoIthington, at Nc. 433
north 7th street, between G and H streets west
respectfully calls the attention Of his friends and
the public generally to give him call and exam
Inc his well selected stock. He attends PERSONAL
ly to the Paper Hanging and UpholsteIing busi-
ness at the shortest notice, the best style, ard on
the most reasonable terms.
Awnings made and repaired.
nov 2S-2awlm GEORGE 3. DONN.
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TA mechanic of Detroit claims 70 nave
invented a sewing machine no longer thsn =
pair of scissors, which will do the WORK ID nrs'
rate stgle, and oan be sold for dollar pieoe'
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secseery ofthe Treasury, or the chief clerk thereof
in the presence Of a notary public and be witnessed
By the Assistant Secretary, or chiefclerk and nota
ry, and be certified by the notary under his nota-
rial seal; but when the holders desire to make the
assignment and execute the releases out Of the city
of shinston, It may be done in the presence ofa
assistantreasurer, or collector, or surveyor Of the
customs, IN the presence Of a notary public, and be
witnessed by the collector or surveyor and the no.
tasy public and be certified by the notary under his
noara seal; and iftaere be no collector orsurvey.
or ofthe customs at the place where the party re.
Sides the assignment and releases may be executed
before any court Of record in the presence Of the
Judge and cl rk thereof and be witnessed by them,
and certified by the clerk under his seal Of offce
and if the holder be out of the United States the as
sisnment and releases may be executed before any
United Statesconsul, and be witnessed and certified
by him under his consular seal. All persons exc
cutug such assignments and releases must also de.
clare, under besorethe notary, clerk, or con
sui, as the may be- that they are the real own
ers ofthe certificates other evidences Of debt, or
that the same have been assigned to them, bona
6de for collection and the notary, clerk or consul
must include the fact tofthatdeclaraiion of In their
uf-ate acknowledgment.
If assigned for collection, or in pledge, the name
of the party holding the beneficial or residuary in
.rsst In the claim mus. be stated in the affidavit
and a release to the United States and release to
Texas must be duly executed by such party, to-
gcthcr with the assignment and releases from the
person in whose favor settlement and payment is
requested.
One or more audited certificates, or one or more
evidence of the same character Of debt, may be in.
cluded in the same assignment, releases, and afde
Wit of ownership, if each certificate is correctly de-
scribed by number, date, amount and name Of the
original payee. 1t should also appear whether the
certificates were issued by the authorities Of the
State of Texas account of the debt of the repub
lie, were issued by the republic of Texas, accord
ing TO the facts of each case.
The assignment to the United States may be ma lie
in common form the releases should be drawn ac-
cordns to the forms subjoned-A and q.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary of the Treasury.
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Il EsLIE's PICTORIAL. ONLY sX Cents,
IL and beautiful Engraving given In the bar,
the Pieelre, at PERGUSONIS.
nov ~ 46 Seventh st
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nR. MUNsON, AT 3Ss PENN'A AVENUE.
II Is still making those beautiful ssDN
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, FOR the excellency Of UuID
which over all other styles cf teeth, many now
wearing them In this city, will cheerfullv vouch.
There Is one Dentist In this city who has been
Infringing the patent, and made a bad imitation
oft, egiins, whom 4 hereby caution the public
". b. Whenever DentiSt speaks against
Aliens Patent CONTIGUOUS Gum Teeth, when
properly eosStrrefsd IL is because he is ignorant
OF the process, incompetent TO make the work, or
sunwtlling 10 pay for the patent. ie l6-tf
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Form a.

Know all persons by these presents that -
- has relca Sed. and hereby releases, the United
S:a'es of America from all further liability or claim
for the payment of certificate or evidence of debt
number -, for the sum Of s., issued by
the late republic Of Texas, Tor by the authorities Of
the State of Texas, as the case may be,) and re-
deemed by the United STATES in accordance with the
provisions of an act of Congress entitled An
provide tor the payment of such creditors Of the late
republic of Texas as are cOmprehended in the act of
Congress Of september nine, eighteen hundred aud
hfty," approved the 2eth day of February 1885, and
an act OF the tate Of Texas, approved tAe LIST of
February. 1856.
Aswitness my hand and seal,
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HOsIERY-HoSIERY.

John II SMOOT, NO. 119 BRIDGE Street,
~ Georgetown, ID. C, hes received large assort.
ment Of Woolen and Cotton Hose, and half ose
for Ladies', Gents, Boys and Girls, of all sIz ss
and qualities, and Of the best makes Purchasers
will please call. nov 28
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y the audited certificates
No. Issued TO.
1889 Oscar Engledow
1875 Trustees Of Austin
College
1882 @ I'll MOnsarrat & Co
1890 John Karner
1904 Daniel Carl,
l7ss 1883 walcoa
l746 John w Ports
ITO ] X Elliott
1907 Harriet George
1916 Miles 8 Bennett
1929 Nathaniel Ruher
1881 ! Levi Tyler, admir-
1888 Of w II Kelly
1888 Samuel Wildey
1889 George Sutherland
l84l ] z Hennings
1913 1919 JcE Eccles
1874 Edmund ,BalIiRgeT
1859 J ID Logan
1856 C. P Green
1865 David Ayres
1869 T'hOmes F James
1878 G. Schiedlemantd
1880 J F Jewett
1897 F Emma
1899 Par'illa Lee
1920 r w Grossmcyer
1922 Gilbert Johnson
1928 Robert Lusk
1929 E w CawtbeIn
1890 VIM Cochran
1922 FIanci. Moore jr
207l Andrew Daley
2072 Isaac Stewart
asss isss Jew v'e4ery
SOS8 p,.mo,s
a5S aspS David G Bnrns.
11S9 ao9 RIP McMaster
IsSS IsSS FP Gently
s5ss sss s W Fisher
1901 1901 Louisiana Dav'
1903 Z Frost
EOb Thomas Reed
23l6 Harrison G Bryant
2s30 J S Mcdonald
2340 Arthur Garner
234l J r Martchett
234l Andrews & Grover
2345f p G Merritt
2349 w Pinkney
1850 J U GiddiDgs
1854 J Crawford jr
1858 A P EdgertOn
1859 Thomas Warner r
1868 George X Slstare
1864 Francis Brichta
1880 Elizabeth Carter
1883 VIM Davis
2Je7 Joseph Tolnlins on
1890 Snecd l. Turner
1890 VIM Kimbro
240O ii Fl Haynie
240l X w Milhank
2402 Catherine Alien
2405 Henry Kring
24l3 J w Lawrence
24i8 Stephen Smith
2434 A G Horton
2436 Elaphaiet Easton
M42 Lemuel BDickensOl
7 2450 VIM ii Thompson
2452 u VIM Eddy
M7l J e Heron
2474 A B Hemphiil
2477 Aaron Haughton
2479 Heirs Of John Jones
24e0 /" Joel Hih
246l 4" Warren Aburl
2462 /" John L Monks
2463 /" Peter A!drieh
2490 NJ A Dooly
$500 George G Daycashie
2Sl r Kennett D. Co
25O3 John w Schrimpf
2504 w C Blair
25l2 NJ Rorberttaille
25l3 Henry B Brooks
ASIA Gabnel Trumwelt
252e II 3 Morgan
2529 Furbur A Bean
1884 Sarah Newman
noes Of other classes of tn
ezas eanpot be specified b
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Claim, Bounty Land, Pension, Property and
&ENERAL COLLECTION AGENIY.

CI0lm, bouNty LHnu, Fcubson, TToVtTty uHu
No 424 Pea8. ncsnKs, noTth side, near street,
ocsr DuraI S Brothers, Washington, ID. e.
(sLA.MS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
~ prosecuted before the Departments, adjusted
and settled.
House and Ground Rents, Merchants and
Traders oils, and accounts Of all kinds, whether
local or from distance, promptly attended to.
Books Of accounts in business posted and writ
ten up and the estates Of insolvent and deceased
persons balanced, with balance sheet adjusted and
settled.
RBFBRvNoBs.
Chas b Calvert, Esq Geo. 8. Gideon, Esq.
Geo & T. Parker d Co. Rev g. Cerothers,
George w. Riggs, Esq Taylor Maury,
Jos n. Bradley, Esq. Of Washington.
And Col. John 5. Cuttings, OF Baltimore.
JOHN w WELLS,
No. 43i Penn. avenue, over Duvail Bros
nov 6-eolm Washington ID. G.
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OPERA CLOAKS-OPERA CLOAkS!
lust RECEIVED BY The SUBSCRIBER,
y at his Cloak and Shawl Store, nice selection
Of rich and beautiful OPERA CLOAKS. Also,
ZEPHYR OPERA HOODS and CAPES
FRANK A. MCGEE,
2ii Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18th streets.
dec 1-eOlw
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As witness my hand and seal.
The following is a list Of the audited certificates

The following is a list
still outstanding:
No. Issued to.
6 T d TOmpkins
lS Bukman Garfield
81 John A Clifton
80 III X Muse
So r G Hobbs
"a ] De COTdOva
90 John Birmingham
l35 Phineas De COrdOv;
l76 E baldwin
l9l James Tilghman
1872 Matthias CLARK
2S9 5SI E'ha' Earle
28 o Blineau
344 ] u Wade
sos Peters & Booth
395 Lott Hustled
S04 s Kingsley
427 J Parker, for Eliza
beth ParkCr, eX'x
437 Benedict Bayley
AS Leander BeasOn
466 VIM Odlin
467 John w King
500 T B Webb
$40 A s Thurmond
546 1bOs w Marshall
625 David 4 Kaufman
643 George w Parker
ga CrutcheraMcRave
81 81 VIM Flower
653 J A Simpson
$50 VIM II Belcher
677 ii ii Williams
70l Felix Rieder
7ls} 7ls Robert Dale
773 VIM Jones
779 VIM Walker
1913 Dyer Pearl
90 Isaac l. Hill
S63 Hermogan Brown
s74 John w Bower
S79 James McMastef
9l4 Dyer Pearl
9l5 Mary Ellen Heden
berg
$50 ] Ellis
s32 Mrs Mary Belville
1910 Arson CTansOn
1919 r NJ Forbes
l0a5 James N Hogan
l043 Thomas Lindsay
l045 James l. Green
l047 Jesse Daniel
l046 J d Daniel
1850 Charles Vincent
1889 1859 sDGe Ge'vaIss
1858 willis MiIlican
1859 ] ID Millican
1862 John Davis
1865 VIM Barton
1919 w A Lockbert
1850 X Morton
ll35 James Killam
1896 q II Taylor
l24l YOungs Coleman
l24e Robert McNutt
la49 John w Cloud, Pc
att'yI II RaymOn,
1853 z De POn,Ois
1899 T. p Green
1916 C w Sinks b ]
Shaw
1897 John Kendrick
1898 Samuel Hidden
1900 John Johnson
1901 Susan Massiex
1862 Thomas II Forrest,
1885 b X Warner
1923 William Frels
1924 G w Osborne
l425 John A Rutherford
1877 Cornelius Vanney
1923 Joseph Bates
1873 Ann b Reese
1915 Lumbard MINIS
1871 J Moore
1923 John James
1854 X II Douglas
1870 4 M Fish
J579 VIM Kerr
1880 James A Moody
1881 r BickfOrd
1912 John Lamer
1915 John Cameron
1923 John ID Taylor
1924 Levi Mercer
lo25 Eli Mercer
The outstanding evid
dehf Of the FenubIhc Of
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John II. n1cCUrCHEN,
PIANOS. PIANOS.

A LARGE COLLECTION OF NEW AND
IA SECONDHAND PIANOS for Sale and to
Rent. cheaper than at any other place, at No 496
Eleventh street, few doors above Pennsylvania
avenue. nov Zl-lm*
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DR.. THEOD, HANsnANN

Dh' IHEUDs HANSWANN
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE SOME
houses above his Old rooms, 10 No io1 9TH
street west, between ID and streets north, near
the General Post Once
once hours as before; from to 10 O'Clock a. .
m. nov7L6w&
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30 600 PEACN rREEk

~ UUU
ATTEN DOLLARS PER RHUNDRED-FOR
IA sale az my Nursery, near Washington saa,
The above trees are all OF tne growth and ~
Of the best select fruit -
Also, general assortment Of ORNAMENTAL
EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT TREES
oc ~ II JOSHUA PIERCE.
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DAiSINS, ALMONDs, &C.
IL $50 whole, half, and quarter boxes RAlslNS
1000 pounds Soft Shell ALMONDS
1000 do CREAM NUTS
1000 do CURRANTS
50 bushels GROUND NUTS
10 boxes CITRON
50 dozen jars PICKLES
30 whole and half barrels do
10 barrels CRANBERRIES
Just received and for sale by
nov 7-eo8t MURRAY & SEMMEs.
CANDLES, OIL, &c.
~ so boxes Adamantine CANDLES
$50 do Mould Do
100 do Brown and Yellow SOAP
20 do CASTLE Do
25 do Fancy Do
100 do Olive Do
$50 do Pearl STARCH
2OO9 pounds SALERATUS
5000 do SAL SODA
Just received per schooner Arctic from New
York, and for sale bY
nov 27-6;eo MURRAY SEMMES.
ASARUM PASTiLLES,
A SIMPLE, SAFE AND EFFECTUAL
"A remedy for Coughs, Hoarsness, Whooping
Cough, Tickling In the Throat, Bronchial fec
tions, &c. These PaStilles are entirely void of
any Of the preparations OF OPIUM, which renders
them perfectly safe when Administered to child
reI and equally advantageous to adults. They are
not offered to the public as certain and immedi-
ate cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, &c, but as
an alleviating remedy Prepared only by
ID. s. DYSON, Pharmaceutist.
nov 26 .eo8t 268 Penn. avenue.
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ii. MILLER, SON Il CO, ,~N
Hf3 importers direct from Liverpool ON
fSkH Alexandra, beg leave TO call the at F
4E7S tention Of dealers, hotel keepers and -
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M. hiksn OF South Carnlinn

II is significant circumstance that
while Dir. Preston S, Brooks II oioriGed
throughout South Carolina with all possib le
l9keGs Of admiration and regard. Dir Aiken
has written letter To bis Constituents de.
ciaing 4 reelection. mr. Aiken is gen
tlemaH be has show himself 10 be such
% many occasions, and Of course he is to-
tally disqualified TO represent the State OF
South Caroline al the present moment
Nobody but savage aud a BLACKBOARD, 4
coward and sneak, is qualified. as a col
hague Of Preston 3. Brooks, to embody the
South Carolina idea ola Congressional rep
rcsshtgtiye. or course Mr. Aiken Is cutie
ol' 81 lis element, and acts very wisely in
retiring to privste life, for though gentle.
mar, he has neither the courage nor the en-
ergy to stem the torrent of ferocity that now
~ South Carolina. and indeed ia most Of
the alayeho!d ding States sweeps everything
tafJre IT, Nothing but the triumph or
Northern civilization in the election OF FREE
mont can give the least chance to that part
Of the Southern population Of which Mr..
Aiken is representative, ever again 10 ex-
ert the least political inaueEce--N Y.
TIT,
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Al ulilsisisn Robbed and Aobsed in Mis-

An uiiusisisu Robbed and kobbed in His.
souri,,
We had conversation with man named
Daniel Martin, a tavern keeper al West
Point, in Bates county OF this State, who
was taken prisoner al his home last week,
and being conveyed to Westport, was there,
with his wife. put on board the steamer Po-
isr Star, on which boat he reached our city
yesterday morning. He states that party
Of about one hundred and fifty men cams
inc the town or West Point aud CHARTERED
themselves on the Inhabitants. They were
under the command OF Col. Doniphsn, OF
Missouri, and Captains Clark, Crouch and
Grant, Of Georgis and other southern States,
After remaining day or two, they held q
court or meeting. and after trying Mr, Mar
tin without giving him hearing, pronoun-
ced sentence against him, that he should
leave the place in four hours, and his wife
in two days, although they had very sick
daughter lying in their house At the time.
Afterwards Martin was taken prisoner, and
then some ofihe company went TO bis s;s-
bic aud took out one OF hts best horses
worth $3.50 Some Of the officers took q
splendid Spy glass which was presented 10
Martin some time ago BIZ an Enelsh travel.
er named Benwill, and which he valued ye-
~ highly Mf. Martin was then marched
off 70 Wesiport. and turned over 10 Col.
Boone. while bis wife, with one Or two iiule
children, in few days were conducted TO
Kansas. The iamily met again on the Po-
lar Star.
Mr. Martin says he came from Illinois,
and has been living in Missouri more than
two years. H owns good deal ol prop
erty at West Point, and has but little hope
Of recovering it, He says they charge him
with being an abolition spy, but that tic
charge Is false, and he has Away acted tie
part Of good and law abiding citizen -
81. Luis Democrat, Gil inst
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Gov, esary Of Kansas.
ST. Lor1s. Sept. 6, 1856

ST.. Louis, Sept. o, 1880
DEAs SANDERS
called on the new Governor OF Kansas
Gov. Gesry--yesterdsy, at the Bafnum
Hotel, and found him in good spirits about
matters in the Territory over which he =
shout 10 preside. Tie thials that matters
can easily be adjusted, that they only re-
quire q man 10 take his stand for RIGHT,
to put the wheels oil Government in motion,
and then all will be reconciled. | iouHd
him in COOP CON EANy, with men who ap-
peared 10 be his particular friends; there
we're slso the dignitaries Of our city with
him, of the Pro-Slavery party.
Gov. Gesry is man Of easy address,
mild but FIRM, good deal OF dignity bot
without os,entation and from his position
in California and the manner he acquitted
himself there. look for good results, he
is about thir,y-hye or forty years Of age =
He left here yesterday en- route for Kan
sas.
give you these items that You mag b
posted up in relation 10 man who may b
the me ans Of doing greatdesl Of good Of
evil for eur beloved country.
Respectfully, yours - 2
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The city Council
EpIToR d GAZETTE

EDIToR d GazETTE
Sir Can you or any one among your
numerous readers oblige very many Of your
fellow citizens, as well IS myself, BY IN
forming us what Is cur City Council can
do! When the majority composing that
| Council were seekih. election LAST Spring,
they wished il understood that they were
Little less Than omnipotent; now, however.
to every inquiry they plead impotence. II
asked shy the entire road fund is allowed
10 re expended on one street for the imme-
date benefit OF The Street Commissioner,
the snsTer il, that the Council, having
elected, cannot interfere With him. The
sane with regard 10 the extension Of Fourth
street; they cannot interfere without Pc
tricn from their constituents. who certain
iy have the greatest encouragement 10 Pc
tdon, from The history Of Main and Fifth
sreels, which. believe, are 10 pre- ciseig
the came condition they ~ere ia months
age, Notwithstanding rather numerous peii-
tious Surely i is tine We were informed
the position the City Fathers do occupy ia
the government Of our Cty-now number
ing, am informed ever twelve thousand
inhabiisnts-ai gDy rate 10 controlling the
expenditure oi 5 large amount Of money
raised by taxation. cut Of which liberia!
salary has been allowed 70 CRY Attorney,
for the purpose, ! suppose Of protecting the
mutual Interests Of ali, and advising tie
Council as to corporation laws-wiih what
advantage let the sequel declare. Your
insertion Of this in an early number Of Jour
daily will obbge your constant reader.
<. z, z.
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Another Lie Nailed

,sFfe Fremoat German paper al Cincinnati i new
Numbered with the things that were. 1t sETekea ifaf
to asEtn .--s;ste Drmscrsts sFt laft,
MR. EpIToR:--
The above is one OF those petty isise-
hoods wherewith your truth-loEing mel Oh
Dor IS daily and necessarily trying 10 MS
represent the facts and to nislead and prelu.
dice his readers, few as they msy be, with
regard to the real swsy o public opinion
Now. lies generally are short legged
cres ures, and the above i no exception 70
the rule Permit me, therefore, te state
that,
FRS. al saa afes German Fremont
psPers" are published Cincinnati. thai
Secondly, the publis!4sE Of the German
Republican, the paper alluded to in the
above item, Temporarily stepped payments
in consequence of lossea afsich lad nothing
10 do ,sidi said paper; and that
Thirdly, the said "German RsggRieass,
| under The editorial management of Emu
KlaupreciL ESQ.,, gentleman, By the way
Of high standing and ability, as Eoe otI
ogaia, "aliye and kicking ss usual
Yours, truly, 6.
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aAsrrrR cosnrs.ospxxcE.


Rllnsre Dsnsastratisn aad the Aatsos-
Asats eta Han VIE Figursd Thsrsaa.
LIZ CLAIRE. Sept. s, 1856. u
EDITOR Or GAZETTE
Dear Sir--It would scarcely be worth
while for any one to attempt 20 notice ell
the "buncombe" OF the ~Weckly Union y
bot the account OF the Fillmore meeting in
this place as given in its issue Of the 4th
inst, contains some misrepres entations
that require attention.
The Editor has evidently bad memory
or be would have reeollected that al a GER
tain Democratic" meeting held in front 81
the Brat,on House ia July last. |, was hi,
privilege TO call 60 order, aud nominate 4
President for, quite as large an "assem
hisge"ss was called ,ogethes "a the as,l
ut. TIE TACT is, that though il was eiser
out ihs, the said meeting would be Ia,
largest ever held in this county, yet thsr'
were only about two hundred persons pres
| snt beng about the ordinary attendance
on such occasions This of course, inclu.
ding Republicans. Democrats and Fillmore
men.
The dag vas raised without ever pistol
shot; scarce a sou I'd was heard aud IN
laundering q. cannon snd the cheers 81 a
thousand freemenn had no existence, save
ia the excited Imagination Of the Editor
We might also rem ind the Editor that al
individual vi no.. on fine Monday ia June
last, was seen marching al the head OF a
procession of Germans, with foreign coiors
eoa,ing in the breeze, with bot one native
born American in his company, shoald be
particularly careful Of aeelsiming agains,
These displays of foreign nsiionalities-
these distinctive foreign organizations
pregnant with dangerous tendencies &c.
sc. AeEiooLA.