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Origin of the Words Yeoman and ESQUIRE.

The title of yeoman was originally on q
level with esquire. The title is of military
origin, as that of esquire and other titles of
honor. Esquires were so called because in
combat they carried for defence and ecu OF
shield; and yeomen, because, besides the
weapons proper for close engagement, they
fought with arrows and the bow, which was
made of yew, tree of more elasticity than
any other. The name bow seems to be deri-
we'd from yew, or yew from bow, as Walter
is derived -f-a.. o., ss-.ros a IvIa
Dryden uses the eugh for bow in his transla-
ton of the {" Eneid :"
" At the full strength of both his hands he drew.
And almost joined the horns of the tough eugh."
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VOL. 4. NO. %.

one thousand eight numbered and fifty-four.
entitled q An Act to protect certain domestic
and private rights, and prevent abuses in tho
use and sale of intoxicating drinks" and the
same are hereby declared to be in full force
and effect. Provided, however. Thst'the act
entitled AN Act to restrain the sale Of in
toxicating liquors" approved the fourteenth
day of April, Ammo 'Domini one thousand
eight hundred and forty-fve. and all other
laws or parts of laws inconsistent herewith.
are hereby repealed. Provided, also. That
any license heretofore granted shall not be
hereby invalidated
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-04-16

GF Sir, I am doctor-I have cured
pain in the head of navigation. and drawn
teeth from the mouth of the Mississippi, I
have anatomized the side of the mountain !;
blistered the foot of hill felt the pulse Of
an arm of the sea; plastered cut on the
hand of nature, and cured felon on the fin
ger of scorn.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-04-16
An Irish lawyer in a ncighborinr county

An Irish lawyer in a neighboring county.
recently addressed the court as gentlemen
instead of ''your honors." After he had
concluded, brother of the bar reminded
him of his error. He Immediately rose 70
apologize thus -" May it please the court.
in the haste of debate, l called yer honorH
gentlemen. 1 made mistake, yer honors."
The gentleman sat down, and we hope the
court was satisfied.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-04-16

re- An incorrigible wag, who lent min
lister horse, which ran away and threw his
clerical rider, thought he should have some
credit for bis aid in spreading the gospel!
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-04-16

Es A young man in Chicopee, who at
tempted to kiss young lady, slipped and fell,
losing his kiss and two front teeth. Poor
fellow! And what disappointment to the
young lady.
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re- A wag says that DR.. Kane tried to
get to the Pole to deposite his vote but the
icenberg faction prevented him.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-04-16

Es- An old bachelor says that marriage
was instituted for no other purpose than to
prevent men from sleeping diagonally in bed
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Cbuifr 15oeHg.
ThernnOpyI8.

BY GEORGE W. DoAN E.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-04-16

as herein provided, shall be granted by the
Court of Quarter Sessions of the proper coun-
ty, except Philadelphia and Allegheny, at
their first or second session in each year, and
shall be for one year The said courts shall
application for said licenses, shall be heard,
objections to applications for licenses may be
heard by evidence, petition, remonstrance or
counsel. Provided: That for the present
year licenses as aforesaid may be granted
at the third or any earlier session of said
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Gbe Iifqnur Tum.
The New license Bill.

An Act to Regulate tie Sale Of Intoxicating
Liquors.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-25

your whole country riauph BY adding yoar Stsls
hat grand oOlOmn of STATES Whih ~ elect JAmss b.
chAnaBi and be viii tsIi YOU ~lth hs whole and ful
heart thai ali be asks 81 stios 70 hins and r
button 70 the eaeas Of that Unon be hAs labored
maintAin. Th'se cheers for Gen. Pierce
know what be said q Of your citizens Go home
and ts friends II they repct and wOad do honor
let them show il By securing New Hampshire for Mr..
Buchanan
And permit to say, there is not In the history
o. Perce sing Ae that WiIl SHINE beautifully
and lock more graceful heresftsr when 70
gard him justly, a'tr the party spirit BY which be
siei has passei away h4n the noble In Ehich
b. nrciErd de nomination Of Mr.. Buchanan and at
threw hnstf NJ has NJ ole snu his support Ap-
plAusf saw hu Immediately after he Cincinnati Coz
Entou, and kIow there n0ught there Of elf beiore
cuuurry. All rnnknes-, mAuliness forEerfuness Of
self love only tor bis country the Uni the
u lie drmorAc party thr only bond and safeguard Of
that Union That Is Franklin Pierce. Cheers
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THE NEw Y0RK MALcoxTEkTs.

The friends Of Fremont have derived much clmfort from
The rcrnt cal q numb,r Of who call th4mselyrs
democrats, assemble Syracuse on the 24th inst
Who thSe democrats are and what they osr tuy
explained BY the Al any Ass and Argus Of the 23d
= fHE GATHERING THE aALcaETENTs.-Tbe demo,
ratio republican convention hch has bern for
k Adyrrtsrd through the friendly medium Of the ALBANY
Journal and kindred republican papers, wi, syria
case to-morroW, (24th That there who
a owed themselves be srduerd this movement whom
We 20 have leave the democratic party wi
prsrad drny But IN the main aged hi.
movement have been the democracy
T years Most Of them have been for three
years past, c'qa tng sth hss whom they propose
openly in voting only part Of the demoet ticket
I'D BY thir grumbng aud codurss doing democrats
than gnd. Very many OF them refused support
ioT Seymour The election Of 1854 and have been entire
y unreliable at recent sons finding rsAson either hon
est or feiRned, for their caldn-ss which w
the Of temperance slavery INSTEAD therefore
rec-ssaon the present convention may be much
appropii lately regarded formal rasu Of all
and gubers and dnnss OF the last three years,
and uuste ing Of them into the service Of reward Iced
Co. Those who regard this carry ing any
tehl strength black repubcanis inusy weak
suing the democratic party Of the STATE greatly oFeres
Importance 10 ves il will aid the drmocr
Fading Il of who haze real belief in its doctines
aud have only hung dead weights upon Its rsnks."
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Douglas With thar wondered perception for Which
- Distinguished nplied that CERTAINLY should not
asked 70 make government for ~ho had Fua sWay
arc 70 tmyOSs tho=e no rtE-in gossrBInrnt Whirh
had no. received hsr sanclion. " the time this b
~as under dera loo thr repnhl had uuorulg
asinst slavery asfd that all they desired Was fair *
snu popular III and prote tipH AgAinsi the Ms-Ou-
inyEtrs The bill provided fullS and completely for al
His aud still they cOnuBu~d ~ ainst Il In M
a. of surh rt u II ungrnerous Ask the ubic
neiud- that the republicans had end To view cut Vi.
peace o. Kansas thai thrr extraordinary inconsistencies.
oil neCsssary k the WeiaIe Kansas and The pr-
uotion o. peAce? II yoa can understand IL tOn
tn.
Bat must forbear ! intended 10 write but few
hurs.
With many thanks to tha foi+ty flr the honor the
have done me renan, geRteen your nb-drnt servant
NM BiGLkR
To G s RoElKS E-q
Secretary buchanan and Breckenridge AHesh Club
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1 THE FLLsIFICArI0N or TIE Issue EXPOSED.
Tbs Eastern ssneI ARGUS gives the following pOluted
buks % the fser o. the dsnoraiie position 10 regard
slavery er'ennon'-c1l.a ebsrge o. the republie4B
dss d that the democrats IN 2Err Of he rr-tSioa
slavery 70 the Ternloes BY oosgreAsioral isgIsarlun
b prof addaced is that hsy approve an act q Congress
HEB secures 10 he people Of the Territories ID. right 70
guae ,hrir domestic institutions they please Ia ODE
spcs % The constitution. Tbs deduction made hy III
auoans is that the democrats are in favor Or The sH-
usiou of slavery the Territories.
boar stopping comment upon this illogical asduc
st Us exposs l. b. ststenien Of the questoa
~ d~luocrais Arr adsorA " the constitution a. il h.
Constitution recognises be right u the people o. ever
ss regulate the doulese institutions as they please
errr The deaocruts in favor OF The eItrnsion u
avery into the States Mhrre Il does not exist IT.,
s deduction Is just logical and As ihe oihsIbs
thsr i logical true The democrats are Tor noH
the people Of The Territories exercise all their con
utioaaI nigh =, either prob biz 10 ADOPT slavery a.
riding tbsir lsasursjust hey are in favor Q
people Of the States exercising all thrir rghu either 70
oh6lt saopt slavery Bat our cecmporary Of th,
gus exposes the false issue Of the repubh, So for
U5 that quote hs remarks Without fur her ooumeDt
II tITEShDh OF sLAFEhG--Ine charge
that lh 81 The extension SLAYER,
the ground upon Nhioh they thls accusation
hs simply thar they advocate the rip Lt Of the people
and TsrTitoii les 10 settle the qn-sti,n them
yrs An exchange the strength tt black epue
agumsuI b hrgwing ii into yllosistic torD Iol
lss:
IAN who apposed prohibiting the extension .,
avery into The Territories by Law il favor a its
~.
The democratic party opposed prohibiting the
! tension Of slavery into the Territories by Law.
rherrre tAs aa0eraic palsg f1rOr Of the
koa 81 -apery.
i" U0nei1siseP !"
" Now, look at the other side
Al who opposed prohibiting the extension Of free
into the Territories b, law in favor OF its EXTENSION
The democratic party opposed to prohibiting the
nsion Of freedom into the Territories by law.
Therefore, the democratic party in favor Of the
snsiaa III freedom.
. Conclusyel
The position a. the northern democracy this subeci
well known Whea they charged with being friend
extension Of slavery those who make the charge
ersnnd perfectly sell that they make ii falsely.
Both the history and the principles CT the democratic
(sry' the Rrpablican Journal, afford triumphant
Of this malicious charge None kno~ this better
han who make IL The r~cuse bo thi, Ks thinks
Dc. The stump who speaks speaks lie. The ed,
or who publishes il publishs is The clergyman Who
breaches breaches h and the deacon who pfays pray
All such may well claim direct lineage rum
character often alluded in the Sacred Scriptures
properly characterized as the father Of lara"
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It is stated in the New York that the life Of Ere
mont il selling such that the presses uf the pab
listers cannot cup ibe demand THE tract socises may
A. well up shs ID 4 the VIZ and The TACT Is fA
during Toe campaign rgiu Of the BIne Wii have
rhapre ~ all Wh+re the Gutavrrv NJ meat prrTsIls
There viii BE- DO heart desire tmr or anything rlse
bat the current rrig Of rrpubrAnism Of which Frt-
oui is rbe Allah aid Dsytoa The ophet The effect Of
his thing 10 The future will wouly upon those Sho
arr % rtfvv nav in lash ng the popular mud phrrn-
- up,n tie snbje,t hiie the mural cnsequsn e en-
taed opon generations come would oesinrery DEL
81 man, Al h day, their infaiHAuon did not utterly
blind th~m 10 tn in-Ttahle ltSs y cause and effect.
Even The satire Of ppt has caught The idea ns-pArs
bic from the present rOckng intimacy between religin
and r,puhrs nisus-loi ics and Ihe pu pit 10 song
irsi rs extong the virtues u Frmon and Da ton,
stsuza i a. follows Il - eds 10 comm'nt:
Here oomss Greeley with a brother
rsthsr sBhi- hue
Cwnpa-r u a a. Frrd Dn1giAa -
nd b-tr's brstb1r be-ch-r. 20,
with iii q his sbpulotr, telling sinners who're
II tspg 81, 20 for Fremont, they perhaps may yet
b. saved"
Eoening Argus
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OFFICIAL.


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asaea d. Utild part, rutiu'a
purchase aEfy 'riar a. Juy
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'oidsr otherwise such iasnI WI be payable hur~as.
giyru UHfrd
stAiss that s dePArnsil puIehS-v ~ -
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adaluB frsaH Day as di.ia -
'fiBEsSi. ana day = aodanz a. -
hs vend0t ,hf fnl0Usng 81 psrnsinaa3
On siOck Of IN laan - trs2 pfeBual 81 %
1885, S.ui1h scr
Ara sosk isspvd u 30 rsItohsr ir,
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Crrfa~ars tEHsnssd Hndrr ths Sid ~ asiFRrd
he inltsa pAy uluH,y AID
pesloGs Jaly year,
b. assigned ~ the present Orsi rhe rteai
tie year dag a,yHblo hcTrtiIr.
Pigment al thr foregoing Sl DC Eaaar b, dr
Baatan, PlnadflpaIa,
- parties eEuasd 70 receive Che noRey drrri-
IAM-r GUTHRIE,
Nay ga-dlaI2Noy Secretary Treasury.
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THr u-se-ptrr~1 Ice- ~ Nv Yea c.T, So
4 Ts.ms~au ~ Ns-nsaran. 9, wfafr~ts u~-s -
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a. rtnfnrs
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vp-I p~v~r-ur cou-s-sscusr sffSs Csur y Csiu.
GnuM ~ finri
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THF csU-rtgws y z~-l.srf > frsrs So hr
u No. q r. VS. 4.
faurk- ne fss~wFinn -
favst rsfsab. ~
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suo~r.s, rarascaee ~ a
sbe pushr.
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GrasaETswa. q r ,tslya 1855.
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M,un1r

NEw YoAE Juiv "a Cotpn - dulI-ssies ~ 400 bales
Faur has Edvanc-d-sn-s Of II barreis god Stsi.
SC supri ue Ohio, Sc 80; southern Standard 81 co.
A 50. Wheat has sdrsnc-d-sales OF 100 600 bu .he-
tennessee 81 co; Illinois Nhite 81 Corn is high
Of 81 900 busbls mixed q eeDts Pork has ed
-sIs Of $50 harrrs Sill Lard 6ru-saes 800 bar
r~ls lax Whsker is dalsaI-s 800 barr L
CHA IS Coffee actiEessles q 600 bsgs; Ri
10 II sugar buovHuSaIes 81 100 bessh-ad q,
y. ernr for Eio. Rice cusaes Of 100 sroes II pic
vlOus rates. Freight firm.
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u snsAughls they believed by you ron the svi
demo- eat u rbr-cs only part q The svds0o- sud
- ALREADY rsEnaEke u Is e~Iec province 70 drt
your eoocasioHs o. lhs sHilt innoaeare n he Aes.
rum the eoure tody Of t.~BOny Ane give credit a.
n y sny enc Or lnsre Of tie Witnsrss esther side
foVrh De she o. facts 10 this PRAYER Il 4
granled Bat the thinks the sairulsnt in il
capable Of isuonsirues"a nzture the assAu
ID thtreiD 70 hAEe been made BY Tbs accused upon
arttased with deadly weapon. hhrther there
assault and II there wss hat xas lie nAunr Ehtih
ne ti-to piutd II derasd and used a. q ds-d
SeePoa, or whether Il used a Iuig b. .
or other tnstrumf M, QUESTIONS for you effd-
chs and AL oihr questions Involved Ia the fynl
lon viii drtermine, partial statement Of fact
hu' upon the Whale evidence Ths remark 10 regard
our duty has bern reiesIrd and will be again brc8us,
b. District Attorney has Insisted that grant The pra,
q the defendant would he 10 exclude part u the eTi
dence IRON the consideration Of the jury and should
gret very much II suck idea should find d
| nsting plare in your minds
nm This instruction Is graotrd with the remark ths
the nme when re reat incumbent the accused
he moment when the danger became apparent Black
stone l64l
Sh This court and the circuit court have both det5
ed that The court should instruct The jury, that
ihf wnoe evidence the drisndAnt u entitled Acqu
tai tUuiIed States DA, ton, Thomas H. CraWfurdh
Opinion, Pr 80 4sl To grant Ibr instruction AXE.
Uoud be erroneous fr il rests on only mart Of ill.,
-smnny The defence in this is that the PISTOL ~
hed in self deepor To instruct The jury that tbe pra
-eltdeieDre cannot be maintained this ii would ~
axe ne decision Of aris from The Jary. Tie instruction
resused.
The Judge then gave bis decision upon the Instructors
submitted by the defence which we're The sae thai xef
-iFen he jury the first trial reaming them wi
some explanations.
Mr.. Preston fer the prosecution then made an argu
'arnt 1-E-Ss tA1 jarF
The argument Of this Wil be continued TO day
Sheridan Knowles tragedy Of William Tel, or .
Struggle for beriy vii be performed Al the Na,unar
Theatre on Saturday evening, in which Mr. r. Bags
Young tragedan Of promise win sppear in the characel
Of William TELL supported by ti lent company Mis
Parker viii sing faroTile song. The performance W
conclude with The afitr-pece Perfection the Maid
Munster
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The New York Cuuaar.r,ial Adv-rtis. ssys:
CoIune Fremont. fieuds relied confidently ard
10 great srteat d on support the ballo lGes
tbs Van Burru drulocray. Lts Did they ant c1Ptie
-. Prs,id nj Van Burn hins.l aid brink sch Wu
s.pt ese - vas n-c-sar, th- reIsuhifcEus soald
uathr III irpds into 'har camp; aid s o II 'hs b
Sld four ulUnhs in adyauce a the ectiau nc pro
pupr,atseuto pracIiazly csng upon bis tan0-ers a.
fhrow ~ their strength sgzifsI the Republican nominee
n viii be heavy bOw snd sad d'soouragtmeuf 70 n,
rhsan p=ry, whose main reliance i thus struck mn
under them
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JAMES X PauIdiug the aubor 10 his letter to the Tan.
many COMMITTEE speaking o. he endency q ths rPubl
osn organization, SAYS:
II mus b. ev,d NJ 70 every mind that follow
r-;rgits 40 their Inevitable qusnr~s that were
p.rty holding such ducyri1es wed he P'w"rs 4 ~,
rgv-rpr-nt II must necessarily lead 70 rrvolution,
o,l, r-lit;ra hui regiou- moral spA spsiNL II uoad
pot - merely form but cDmpirte subrersi u Il Soad
upro,t ~. yerv foundation ~ the under ph0
lrne6 cot operation TIE people o. The Jni'rd stHs hsF,
the t. sRio,rd d-gr.e q property md haPpanes
without pural,l IN the history II he void
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"a, Nrriyo,u Cru,l- Lirr. On grs Appl,s

til nErd upon ~ oertsin biphcout acting Psrfies
Chi ~ editors and politicians that in The event q Pre-
ous election the whole power q tho gUrtrusut shall
he erercrd IN arivpg 81 The Sq.Hfrs from The MsrPosn
grant Thus secur1rg Fpsils aso, ihn the claim Frr
won't h. against the Unsd STATES Cor 5000 shall be
ncortineufy copsrued though il has hitherto been
red a. yrss'sulent
IN such happy rveut whst riSi-nlous sight Il WI 10
- Sc Brethren Greeley and B,nrei. Jam,s Watson Weh
and Georrr Las srpiu-srm p.rsdiur their b~suti' 81
r-ruons At The White Hgoss How .pplrs yin sm
Live Oak too -ill take riss in markell Wan stree
So "a from under - Exchange.
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MOTIFS ON THE CAMPAIGN.

Our noes Of this ming tken principally from
northeastern exchanges, in which s1I"n the
racy per ect bazr o. enthusiasm. They have goLe
the with al and energy that fail
brilliant triumph IL both the State aud preside
tal elections In Iowa, Indiana illinois, Michigan and
Wisconsin the speakers aud PRESSES working like
Mass meetings being hid in almost eTtry
county The ruth being circulated aud III prevail
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The Rochester Uniou says eccentric indiviAua we"r
ipV long h~nrd and musache drove tbropsh hat city
90 Thur~d.y evening last in drawn W sH dogz
lie hsa n the vehicle ,ouks,s squirrels, sad other small
suinnls Curiosity w vrcd 70 hesr Who the s'rante
VS. some ius,-t,d that il Fremont on . western
tour but this dsui,d bv Others uho insisted that thc
Colonel slways drove a vgoIy b0rss.
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TRs Cgvs, ~ <-kaasas.

Every one o. orr Arksnsss d~mo-rsfic ereh.pe-s
o1mrs SIZED With tbe csras q Withdrawing kBo~
nohings Trrp seems he grnrrsl rush get oui o.
N. order Il The Withdrawing cpntinurs with SAM
rapidi,y that Il pr1f resfing TIER w not h.
.r-. ru.rd Of knov-poihnss let BY The August sle-
Don. Let he good vork 80 on
We clip the ahovs from the Trus Democrat, iIitte
Rock IN Which also end N. withdrsvsls q sireen
gentlemen ever their ovH Signatures
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SyrusssUaL soTIcE-ws ~ -tvs V go s-'-rfrr .
y \ trdrsr - ulsea n
ars . or fsht -
ps1an So ~Sautn-fau ssisfy issnsta 80 - So n
trf
~s.p rs ery- = ~ ms = vs = - go sugs -u-s,
rssvirsin~s rsrner-F hssnas g. prpi
s-rtrn-su > - crsh shurt
Lee p--a.z-ssqf H0oE, BRo, = CO
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BIZ n "a a. - Il A n "A.
Later from Harana

Nrw YoEW, July Abe steamer Philadelphia arrived
quarantine to-day, where che is detained havng the vel
low Ever on board She brings lis passengers and $500
in specie.
The health Of Gen CoDcha in precarous condition
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Enas ma.

friend who has been travelling extensively through
Indiana says that state may lie lut down for
rom so 900 $1,000 tor Buchanau He Gays the prope
are ~, IN arms" tor O.d Bulk This Is good news, and
We win bear more every point in the country.
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OR kALks-A drnlncTatir HrWspapH hi-lrl
no 1isg seventy thJussAG
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fa1 bs.rss srd fhe iaSor 81 lgc The II
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pppsssp Lille ss.s~rte-f r-r~.p~e. ~rnh -
W wsy,sds sid
Iuiys FRANK TAYLoE.
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The Georgia Tnion sayt: We brleve " approx nats
very near re trath when give It opinion
fully 1000 old-1ur wings IN G. orgia vi for n,
nou1iuye q th- national deroocratiE party
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ALBAsT, July A-Ths wbig State committee have called
for l4th Of August nominate d-lprn,
the National C,uveution in Baltimore 81 the hi
Wednesday in September They psssed a rrs..ufio
recommending Mr. Fillmore the candidate IL the con.
rsRtoB.
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NJ 10 DC BopOhl.

The State Sentinel N says The black republicans have
offered the editor Of German deuocac paper Of that
CITY ihr sVolkssat thousand dollars il be would 20
over to The support Of Fremont The offer was scurnd
and the Voksplait' sound national Democratic jour
nal
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BoTTos, July p The nerieAn cauventon has not "
permanently organized Tbs Fillmore men, finding III.
outuumberrd b. the Fremont men. insisted tho
ugh sitting Of the delegates and contested seats.
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bErAHTsKsT STAFF,
Washington, MY y, rs5G
Insrusnan sNs been rscriE-d tho asp tIm. "a
sh In Mort.F ,, sfrica > d. MulUwu, On
Ted -tsscs runsCi q ltEc-.
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Mass Meeting.

The national democrats had glorious meeting on lagt
saturday night in this city. Tue assenidage very
large and The utmost husssm prevailed " lillian B.
Bra h Of Indianapolis Delivered u The abest and
most eloquent speeches made in courthouse.
TsTTt Hauis Journal.