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The Winchester weekly appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-10-24
LETTER FROM FIEs. FILLMORE.

The heart that has not warm response
for the sentiments contained in the fol.
lowing patriotic letter from that incor.
ruptible statesman, Willard Fillmore,
must be lost to all sense of his duty to
the country. Read it, Americans, and show
it to every Democrat in the land.
We clipt from Chronicle, published
at Augusta, Georgia.
BUFFALO, New York,
Sept. 20, 1856.
J. w. M. BERRIEN ESQ
Dear Sir.-Your two favors of the
25th inst have Just come to hand, and
funish additional evidence that am con.
stantly misrepresented both North and
South In the North am charged with
being pro. slaaery man, seeking to ex.
tend slavery over free territory, and in the
South am accused of being an ab0H,
zionist. But am neither; and as have
invariably refused to give any pledges,
other than such as might be inferred from
my known character and previous Off.
cial conduct, have not answered to the
public any Of these charges. If, after all
| have done, and all the sacrifices ! have
made to maintain the Constitutional rights
Of the South, she still distrusts me, then,
can only say, that | hope she may find
one more ust and more fearless and self
sacrificing than | have been, and that
when found, she may show her gratitude
by her confidence. And so of the North
If after all | have done to maintain her
Constitutional rights and advance her in,
,erest, she distrusts me, hope she may
find one more worthy Of her con Gdence
and bestow it accordingly. shall have
no regrets for myself in either case. I
am only anxious that the country should
be we'll governed, and that this unfortu.
nate sectional controversy between the
North and the South should be settled,
and fraternal feeling restored. But |
apprehended, that the difficulty is, that
the extremes on each side want Presi.
dent lavoring their own peculiar views as
against their opponents. cannot con-
sent to be such a candidate for either
side. am for the whole Union, North
and South, East and West, and if my
countrymen will not accept me on those
conditions, shall not complain.
The enclosed article copied in into the
Richmond Wing from the Buffalo Com,
mercial, speaks my sentiments on the
Missouri Compromise. 1t may or may
not suit your latitude, but | have not
one thing for the South and another for
the North, and therefore send it.
In conclusion, permit me to express my
sincere thanks for the kind interest you
have manifested in my-success as the can.
didate of the Union. remember your
iamenIed brother we'll, and was proud to
call him my friend. wish his valuable
life could have been spared to aid us in
this struggle to save our country.
With sentiments of.respect, am, truly
and sincerely yours,
MItLARD FILLMORE.
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From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, Sept II. E
Restoration of the Missouri Compromise

As the duties Of statesman are not
precisely those Of debating club, it al.
ways tries the patience Of practical men
to see effort wasted in discussion from
which nothing can possibly result. In
great and critical conjunctures, especially,
q statesman will study to discover the
measures best adapted to meet existing
sxigenciss, and he will not lend himself
10 the promotion OF any scheme, whatev.
e. its intrinsic excellence may be, for
single moment after he is satisfied he has
no chance Of success. Like a wise ply.
slcian, he will keep himself accurately
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ANAGRAM.-The following anagram
of Napoleon's name is translated from
a French Journal, which says that the
name is composed of two Greek
words, Napos and Leon, which sig
nifty the Lion of the Desert. The let
tiers of the same name, ingeniously
combined, present phrase which Of
fer singular analogy with the char
acter of that extraordinary man:
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Responsibilities of Subscribers.

Subscribers who do not give express notice to the con
rary considered as wishing to continue their sub
pcrptions.
subscribers order the dscontnuence of their PAPERS,
ges are paid.
II subscribers remove to other places without informing
the publisher and the paper is sent to the former direction
they are held respOnsble-[ NEWSPAPER LAW.
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By striking off the first letter of this
word, and pursuing the same course
with each following word, six Greek
words are formed, which, literally
translated in the order designated by
the figures, signify Napoleon. being
the lion of the people, became a des-
troyer of cties.-Er. ..
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A Fillmore girl the other day, says the
Nashville Gazette, fell in company with
a Buchanan crowd, when she was told
that the Fillmore men would all be sent
up Salt River this fall. "Then" said she,
rather than stay in such crowd as there'l
be left, I'll go up AID cook for them.
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A Yankee editor out West says,
"the march Of civilization is onward
onward, like the slow but intrepid
steps of jackass to peck of oats. y
Vel, that's a bright illustration.
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Agents for the Appeal.

GEO A. CROFUT General Advertising Agent, So Dock
street. Philadelphia is authorized agent for the APPEAL in
that CITY, All contracts made by him for advertising will
be fulfilled by us.
W. A. BREEDEN, OF Alum Creek, Bastrop county,
Texas is authorized agent to receive subscriptions for the
Appeal.
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To Postum SterS.

Post Masters responsible for the subscription Of
newspaper magazine as long they allow it TO be re-
ceived at their office, whent is uncaed for refused by
the person to whom it is directed. The rules of the De-
pament require that written note shall be sent to every
publisher that his works lie dead in the Office News
PAPER LAW.
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Hoosiers call the girls--their bright,
particular stars'--by the endearing IT,
tie kizzics." In Georgia they call
'cm "tarts." In California ina dulce."
Elsewhere "ducks." Very sweet.--Er-
change.
In Old Franklin they call 'cm sweet
hearts, Superlatively sweet.
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The Democats used to charge, unceas-
ingly, that the Wings were lcder'
alists, and this cry was more instrument
al in their success than any facts or ar.
guments in behalf Of their own party.
Since the nomination of Buchanan, that
charge has slept-the word, lederalist,
can't be found printed in locoloco pa
per. And why! Because the party has
nominated Observation-Disclosures Eagle.
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A tattlcr in your house is more to
be feared, and is more pernicious to
good morals than a dozen cheap nov
els in young lady's boarding school.
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You WILL BE WANrED.-Take courage,
my lad. What if you are but an hum,
BILE, obscure aprentce--a poor, neg ected
orphan--a scott and bye.word to the
thoushtIess and gay, who despise virtue
in rags because of its tatters. Have you
an Intelligent mind, all untutored though
it be? Have you a virtuous aim, a pure
desire, and an honest heart? Depend up
on it, one of these days, you aciU be acan.
ted The time may be long deferred
You may grow to manhood. and you may
even reach your prime, ere the call is made;
but virtuOus aims, pure desires, and hon.
est hearts are too few and sacred not to
be apprecatod-not to be wanted. Your
virtues shall not wrap always about you
as with mantle--obscurty shall not al /.
ways veil you from the multitude. Be
chivaltic in your combat with circumstan.
ces. Be ever active, however small may
be your sphere Of action. 1t will surely
enlarge with every movement, and yourin.
luence will have continual increment.
ain the worlds broad field of battle,
In the blvouac of life,
Be not like dumb driven cattle,
BE hero in the strife"
Work on, for surely you will be wan.
ted, then comes your reward, Lean upon
tho sacred verify, 81 have never
seen the righteous forsaken or his seed
begging brcad.' Never despair; for the
lives Of good men abundantly testify that
often when clouds are blacklist, and the
tempest is fercest, and hope is lantest, a
"still small voice" will be heard saying,
"Como hither, you are wanted" and all
your powers will find ample employment.
Therefore, take heart, young men; for ere
long you will be wanted.-Omr Dr7ccr.
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Ezy If there is one word in the Eng.
lish language more dislasteful and repug'
not to our feelings than another, it is the
term patronage" We execrate, defy,
spurn and detest its very name, origin
and meaning. Newspapers refer to their
"patrons," and thereby derogate from
their own dignity. Aproperly conducte
paper is never patronized. Not dollades
goes into its Golfers that is not vel 'hune'
honestly earned. A good paper LIAM.
"quid pro quo" 81
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ing and abctling" before hand, by words
ofencouragcn!ent and justification, will be
accessories before the fact"
We have no hesitation, then, in say
ing that if Mr.. FILLMORE is not a Ounce
which we do not think he s-he must be
regarded as disloyaI to the constitution,
and an enemy to that political system
which tide Constitution has established
for the government Of the Union. This
is serious imputation, and we make it
seriously, The man who undertakes to
say that unless the slave holding States
can govern the Union for the extension
of their peculiar and abhorred institution
they may reasonably rebel against the
Union--and the man who says that a con.
stituional majority Of the people have
no right to choose a President opposed
to the extension Of slavero, that their do.
ing so will Big sufficient reason for dis.
solving the Union--is not patriot, but
is at heart a traitor Just as reasonably,
and with just as much loyalty, he might
say that if majority of the people shall
dare to choose President pledged to op,
pose, by all constitutional means, the es.
tablishmcnt of Polygamy in the territories
that will be valid reason for rebellion
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Love is a weapon that will conquer
men when all other weapons fail.
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...... lot Just received
Ii you want enemies, eS. CAY PSELL.
you want friends let Their
other words give them
occupying the highest
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MARYLAND.

Bdders are requested e1arains carefully The forms Of pro
posal and inaructions ANNEXED
1901 From Baltimore by ST. Dennis, Elk Ridge Landing,
Pcroeand, Annapolis Junction, Savage, Laurel
Factory, Rel,svile, and Bladensburg, TO Wash
ington, d. c., 10 miles and back, oaiiy, and daily,
except Sunday, by railroad.
Leave Baltimore daily at am; "
Arrive at Washington same day by 81 an;
Leave Washington daily, except Sunday, at mI
Arrive at Baltimore same day by "A am,
Leave Baltimore daily at m; .
Arrive At Washington same day by 81 pm;
Leave Washington daily at A m; ....r
Arrive a, Baltimore sane day by SPIN.
Norr.--MMl, to be conveyed more frequently thnn
by the department and tr.irs OF cars are run.
1909 From Baltimore by 81, Dennis Avalon, EIcott's
Mile, AIbcron, Woodstock, Mnrriousvile, sykes-
vile, Hoods Mis, Woodbine, Mount Airy, Mon
Adsmssown, Point Of Rocks, Barry, weverton,
Keep Tr.se, Harpers Ferry, Va DuAeld's, Ker-
neyvile Van Clevesvile Martinsbsrg, 81 Johns
Run, North Mountain, Cherry Run Depot,
spy csss s 5sss o ees rspss
Cacsponsvlle, Forks Of Potomac, Grecnsrnrg
Ron, oldtown, Md, Pat,erson's Depot, Cum
berlapd, Western Pert, New Creek Depot, Va,
.itviIe, Ameler-burg, va, Three Forks, Fet-
=" prman, Valley Falls, Nuzum, Bensons Ferry,
Msnningtop, Giover's Gap, Burton, Milo, Came
ron, Glen Rest, Bowman, Moundsvllc and BEN
wood, TO Wheeling, $50 miles and back, twice
daily by railroad, with daily branch from Mo-
nocscy Bridge, Md, to Frederick, , miles and
back, to be run in due conpsxon
Lcavc Baltimore daily st7sm;
Arrive At whcsline next day by pm, #
Leave Wheeling daily at 10 p m; a"#
Arrive at Baltimore day by bpmt .#.
Leave Baltimore daily at 5 D m,
Arrive At Wheeing nsxtdsy by ~ m
Leave Wheeling daily at 81 pint u..H
Arrive At Baltimore nett day by Jam
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Bidders are requested 10 srdrif carefully ne forms Of pro
posoi and instructions annexed
1901 From Wilmington TO Newcastle, 6 miles and back
six times week.
Leave Wilmington daily, except Sunday, At 81
IN;
Arrive q, Newcastle same day by 81 pm;
Leave Newcastle daily, except Sunday, at Al
pm;
Arrive at Wilmington day by 5spm
3s02 From Wilmington, by Lovevte, New Garden
Avondale, Cha,hem, and Londonderry, to Coch-
ransville, rs miles and back, three Zines week.
Leave Wilmington Mondsy, Wednesday, and Fri
day at l0I m;
Arrive at Cochransvlle same days by 7 pm;
Lcave Coohransvdls Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday ut m,
Arrive at Wilmington same days by 81 pm.
3s0s From Wilmington, by Newcastle, Chippewa, Red
Lion, Saint Georges, McDonough, 0dessa, Fields-
boro, Black Bird, Smyrna, Dover, Camden, Can.
terbury, Frederick, Milford, and Milton, TO
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Bidders are requested 10 examine carefully the forms and
igstruetioas attached 10 this advertisement
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Posr ory,eE DrrAarnrsr.

Posr oFFicE DEPAarmEsr,
January 10, 1856.
PROPOSALS for conveying the mails Of the United
States from July I, S56. 20 me 81, 1850 inclusive
in The States of NEW JERSEY, DELAWARE, MA
RYLAND, OHIO, ana PENNSYLVANIA, will be re-
ceyed Contract Office Of his Dotartment until
m of l4h April next ito he decided by he 7h OF May fol-
lowing on the and 10 the times herein specified.
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man calling himself Samuel j. Proper, who
for several months has been cutting quite swell
at Chicago, as man of fortune, and speculator in
property, absconded the other day, after swindling
the good people of that place out of $4,000 to
$4,000, by borrowing checks and giving his own,
dated ahead, in exchange, and selling drafts the
Bank of America, New York. Several Of the sharp
est Chicago bankers were "done" out Of amounts
varying from 81 900 to IS, 900. d
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CHARGE OF SEDUCTION AGAIST BIsHor. The
Cincinnati Sun Of Saturday says that for some time
past charges Of seduction have been under inves-
tigation against Bishop Hamin, Of that district,
The victim is said to have been Miss Angelina
Brooks, since deceased, who held high position in
Cincinnati society. The Sun says that this affair
promises to grow into open rupture between that
portion Of the church who believe the Bishop in
nocent and those who support Rev. Mr.. Harlan,
who prefers the charges
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- ING Daguerreotypes OF absent or deceased
frends-By late invention and impro vsment in
magnfed to cabinet life sire, and finished In pas
tell or OIL coors without losing the likeness W the
slightest Specimens of the art may be Seen at White
huruts Gallery No. ABA Psnnsylynna avenue, where
short notice. They arc also made from hfcs Il y sr
pov 28-6m
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THE New York CRYSTAL PALAcE.--The Crystal
Palace Association of New York wish to sell that
building to the American Institute, and the latter
wasn't the Legislature to grant it perpetual lease
Of the square upon which it is built. Is ~
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RE-ARREsr or JAIL BREAKER.--Norton, the
burglar, who escaped from the Mercer county Jail
on the 10th ultimo, was re-arrested on Saturday
morning in the heart Of Trenton, New Jersey,
where no had been concealed since his escape,
He was SO bold as to commit robbery the night
after his escape, the fruits Of which were found on
him when arrested. y
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ROTHWELL'S HOUSE
STORE.

VNHIS Store occupies one of the largest buildings
IL In the city, and contains very large and varied
stock of Furniture and House-fnrnshing Goods, of
Ware, Wood and Willow Ware, Clocks, de-, which
will be sold as low they can be purchased else
where, viz: ge eit
Parlor Furniture, in sets, and in separate pieces
elled Cottage Sets af E3 Ht8 bFR
Dining Room Furniture, Extension Tables in
walnut and mahogany, Sideboards, &C.
Office Furniture, Desks and Writing Tables, Lii
brary Cases, Chairs, &c. 8a
The Chidrens Department contains variety of
articles of utility and amusement
Baskets, fancy and common, in great variety
Oil Cloth and Carpetipg, Door Mats, DC.
China Tea Sets, Vases, Mantel Ornaments, &c.
Persons DESTROYS to examine to purchase any
articles in the Furnishing line invited to call and
see for themselves. A. ROCKWELL.
dec 7-eoif If "a 49,. -. $500
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CoMMERcE or BosToS. --During the year 1856,
there arrived at this port l78 vessels from foreign
ports, and, In tho same time, there were 1927
clearances for foreign ports. This shows large
increase over the previous year.
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- ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE

kl1A ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
4JOV This tract binds about three-quarters of
mile on the railroad, and about midway between
Washington city and Baltimore 800 acres are in
wood and timber, the balance in clearing well fenced
and small cabin on the place. xs8s s IN
This tract will be divided to suitpurchasers. Terms
will bemade easy. Any one desirous of purchasing
win csil upon the subscriber No. 548 Pennsylvania
avenue between First and Second streets west Wash
ington city. q. N. GILBERT,
ie 27-eOtf E6a aL a. Uf RIVE Land Agent.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

WATCHES AND EWELRYs Il
lust received a selection Of London and
q Geneva Watches, rich Jewelry, and few pieces
Of fine Silver Ware, for sale at New York prices
CHAUNCEY WARRINER,
Matchmaker and Jeweller, No. $40, Penn. ay. !,
With T. Gallgan Co.. Dealers in fine Fancy Goods,
Plated Ware. Perfumery, Cutlery, DC, under
Browns Hotel sign Of the Golden Watch, WASH.
ington, ID. G. g dec 21--d2w*
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The sugar culture Of Louisiana and Texas is now
increasing at the rate Of ten per cent. per annun
The crops hereafter win be scarcely less than 5o0,-
600 hogsheads year. Il b8a
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
HAT, CAP, AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISHING ESTABLISHMENT.

VUyHE Undersigned having at great exc
pense fitted up in splendid style Store No.
$50, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets north sde have the honor to announce to tho
citizens of the District members of Congress- stran-
gers and the public generally, that they are now
Opening, and have ready for inspection, superior
and fashionable stock Of such articles as are usually
found in q first class Gentlemens Furnishing Estab-
ishment They enumerate, in part
Leary's Beebe's, Genin's, and other fashionable
styles Of Dress Hats
Felt Hats, for men and boys, all sizes, shapes,
Navy, black and fancy Cloth Caps, for men and
boys
UNDERSTANDS and Drawers, of silk, iambswooi,
Shaker flannel Teviot and Scotch wool, Cash
mere, merino, net cotton, Canton flannel, &c.
(some extra large, Of all qualities aud prices.l
Dress Shirts, of linen and cotton, with PLAIN ana
French wristbands
Gloves, Stocks, Ties, Crayats, Suspenders, He
siery Of all kinds
Pocket Handkerchiefs, &c.
Dressing Robes, Smoking Goats and Caps
Gentlemen's Shawls, Mufiers, and Gauntlets
Canes Umbrellas, Toilet Articles, &C.
All of which they respectfully solicit an examine
ton feeling confident that several years experience
in this business will enable them to present induce
ments to all who may favor them with call.
Fair dealing and moderate prices may be relied
Dp0A' GEO. H. B. WHITE J. cos,
No. 332 Penn. ay., bet 9th and 10th streets
nov 3O---eod1mif 8es
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LECTURE ON ASTRONOMY Professor Mitchell
the great American astronomer, will lecture th
evening at the Smithsonian. Admission free
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PRESENTS. 2gA

IyKEAT Sale of Books by the Washing
VI ton Book Company, at the store under the
Dexter Hotel second door west of Seventh street. on
Louisiana avenue. s.sf \ s.t VI " Ett
A Book and Gold Watch for one dollar.
A Book and Silver Watch for one dollar.
A Book and Gold Locket for one dollar.
A Book and Gold Pencil for one dollar.
A Book and Gold Ring for one dollar.
A Book and gents Gold Pin for one dollar.
A Book and Iady's Gold Pin for one dollar.
A Book and lady's Gold Ear Drops for one dollar.
A Book and Gold Pen for one dollar.
A Book and Pocket Knife for one dollar
A Book and Stationery for one dollar m
A Book and elegant Gift Book for one dollar. ~
. Come one, come all, and give us call. Sign Of
- 20 WASHINGTON BOOK COMPANY.
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
a GENTLEMAN accustomed to cores
~ pondence wishes employment to copy or direct
letters and documents, otherwise assist in such
matters sIFt7TI
The same gentleman has several fine Rooms for
rent fionting on Pennsylvania avenue, at No. 383,
well furnished. They are convenient to Dexters
Hotel where meals may be procured
Address E. G. at American Organ office. e4t
- ~ II - .--
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ONE PRIZE no Every TEN TICKLE,
Capital Prize elO,OOOI

,r ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
I Tickets ss--Halves ~ 5o--Quarters II rs.
Bills on all solvent banks taken at par.
+ All communications strictly confidential.
49, M SAMUEL SWAMI
Il 4N Agent and Manager,
( oct 81 A Atlanta Georgia
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TIE CoLoRED PEOPLE or CALlroRSiA.--At a
recent convention of colored men, held at Sacra
mento, the total colored population Of Californis
was estimated at4, slo, with an aggregatein wealth
Of 10 37h 600 49,
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Apprehcnded FTsshet al the South.

COLUMBIA, Jan. Sit has rained almost continu
ousy here for two weeks. The rivers are very fuu,
and great approximations are felt Of destructive
freshets throughout this region Of country The
rain has fallen In torrents for the last "a hours.
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Mr.. Cass also commented the remarks made
recently in the House by the Michigan members in
regard to his courses during the recent election,
upon the operation Of the Nebraska bill.
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Metropolitan Railroad Office,
GEORGETOWN, December 40, 1866.
UyHOSE subscribers to the stock Of the Metropoli.
il tan Railroad Company who have not respond
ed to the call made the 18th Of April last for the pay
mont of the second nstalment requested to do 30
within thirty days from date, TO enable the Company
to meet their obligations to the contractors who are
now engaged in prosecuting the work.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
t j. w. DEEBLE,
dec 22-- Treasurer.