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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26

Opinion of the Court by Judge Lips
comhe
The plaintiff claimed under a grant Of %
l.,oue OF land TO each of the grantees D.
/ con and Come The defendants pleaded
ro, guilty-ptescrip,lo oi three wears
H., that there was no record of Oh, p,aiu-
,.d~. Grant IA the General Land placr, uot
= the count, whee the labd was situated
That thc, the defendants, held 10y patent
,,.ued from the Government o. Texas, aut
cation, OF valid certificates without no.
n., OF the plaintiff tide They also plead
hat the plaintiffs vendors were aliens ia
e,pabic ct holding or suing tor land, and
Incapable ot conveying title To the piaWuh
Inc plaintiff showed no evidence taat
,be Grants to De Leon and Gomez had been
J.po.ltcd IN the General Land OdiDD, or
recorded 10 the county where tie land Is
situated, nr delneat'd on the county map,
or map 10 the Gcacra! Land O.lise. One
witness tNore that be knew ihai DE Loon
and Come had land granted Is them, and
ihatii Was . matter OF uototlety and auoih
,r.worc that be kneN the lane. and was one
of the chain carriers, when Il WAS survey
I'd There was TO evidence that thc land
had been settled, or that IT., boundaries had
been marked oct, to designate u. -1 as TO
.t,, notice that il had been appropriated as
pritate property The defendants showed
patents iot a part OF the land. and loca-
mons aud surveys Tor the balance. io .icH.
rs Louis, aud a deed dui, recorded ia the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26
Derision of the >apreme Courl,

,~ rus srmrcr 90 rlrIts ADVERSE rt
rtr,rN tftotr 'i,IhANf-
ar rnr NOVEMBER TERM. N AUSTIN.
...ifnrAt as. MAYS ANp ornSRs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26
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CouRg IF ifasr;.aa.
NOTICE +, terehv gwen iAs' w. L Gu =
' Ntus. A3ntuist riior 81 the estate II y :
ti " Saalslerry, accet-ed has 'ils~. h,. as
81, aai. with the s1iA e.taie ani that SAID
count. Wil be opened at the mex, term of the
county toNgt 70 te held IN ard Tor the ecnr'y
Of HARRISON. Texas, 81 the last Monday inFeb-
usfY nest, CiS3s,1 il being the 2jth ,h'-tt.
%, fof can.i lerti,on and allowance, when and
ahefe 81 persons Interested may attend and
g,nb i 'h.pi il they sec proper. liy osdsr Of
sMl ,Vait
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26
LIT OF LETTERS.

T1EN NINING u IN Posi- O.hle u N.f.hal
4 jtuusr, ist i75G
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26

THE STATE OF iENtS.
tor>p ~ rsurn
Hiram end r'1abeth ljaid. alpia'srei,r
an4 aim.u-frauS, r,. i.mbsny Cannon
II 9i No. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26
CITATION.

Iun SEATS o. IkxAs,
County Of rpshsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
Drp GOODS.
BARTHOLOMEW ASSIGNMENT.

DART LOMEw's ASSIGNMENT.
THE GREAT MOURNING SALE WILL CoSriSVh
TEN DAYS LONGER
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES
rnsy,sy SACRIFICE n MoUsNI>e Gooos ExrsAosoi>'kr
ISDucEMExrs THE LAST CHANCE
III. pr. stock Of Mourning Goods purchased BY the SAB
crber 81 tl snee OF C. p BAETHoLoNE~ sn enormous
doyn, r M 10 b. closed oat in DAYS ~iihou, regard 70
original cost. ,-,,,,
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF NJ"
and DESIRABLE GOODS imported expressly tor THIS nous
before the assignment are arriving BY every steamer ana vi"
he sod o. an ENORMOUS REDUCTION from their value
go pieces Mourning Gnshsus best quality a. H.
500 pieces Mourning French Prints 0ssi ai'hi'' Nd.
SO pieces Mourning Foulard silks
20 pieces TaUsr;iue. DeS srtie'-
30 pieces Grape MaretH
- pieces Barachea silks
% pieces Gro Grain Silks
g pieces Gro de Rhine Slk-
large ot Of Ebroteres IS per ceat reducon toseae'
with general Of Mourning Goods s OF "hieh WI"
h. sacrificed W JACKSON. successor to
C. T. BARTHOLOMEW No. S5l Broadway,
Between Nicholas snd Metropolitan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
Real Gsiate for Sale.

A FARM for SALE-Containing 1861 acres,
IA one half Of which tlAbe land, adapted Wheat Corn,
sts and Grss the other valuable Timber and Wood situated
Middesek County n j. S} miles from Newly ork y miles
from New Brunswick, and within mile OF the VILLAGE OF
prove portco Hons 25Xjj feet Kitchen
attached in ell u rooms Woodhouse, Barn Coyhouse &c.
The above would he exchanged for unDc property IN
New Brooklyn II not disPoeed Of by The ls Of Apr
be rented fer one year Fer particulars inquire
William st. NJ " any evening at No q La F9yee sysnue,
Brooklyn Aihho'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
Uatfr-Cure.

IRE. LOEwENTHALs wATER-CS.nmp
D"Bersen HIsht., Hudson Comfy YewJsney.lL.s.ssus
dergned formerly Physician In the Hydropsthc ~
Brstteboro VI has opened this cs,sbi.hTsn- ,<ysd
used Of the finest spots Nev-fofk ps, ecr
with remarkable abundance Of soft uster and ec psr
plete Gymnasium, which Is also considered an esse'
Hydropsthic Apparatus. x.,x "a -
The establishment can be reached from New l rsrrs
thar hsf hour By either the Hoboken Jersey ieo
from wheuce stages run by and the hoass. DfS'
10 NO h'A0'ei S. Z. j. LoEwEsTHAL. W VI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
Clothing.

-.....-->.-~->~~~-~~~~~-
EIRE SU T S-FIR f. SU 1T ;.
i SMITH BROTHERS,
Nos. l22 and 40 tulton-stTeet.
large Of Drsb and Blue Kersey Beaver con
stsrily Oh hand.
Samples OF Fire and Pants be at their
s,ores SMITH BROTHERS,
Nos ~ ard 40 EultOnst
lust FINISHED-The most splendid HATS
u ever offered the public the low price OF IS usually
sold At Neat Hats - 80. BROWN. No 30 C1na-s st.
X1OJ7TU's and CHILDREN's CLOTHING for
i ali sges from three 10 twenty wears az WHOLESALE
J. B. CLOSE BAILEY Co., No Park place n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
VHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

i ofthe AGE.
Mr. KENNEDY OF Roxbuy has discovered OF
mon rosfure weeds remedy that EVERY KIND Of HU
NOR from the vorst Serotvd dotcs 10 eormoH Pamps
BE has tried il in over eleven hundred cases. and failed
EXCEPT in two csses both thunder buuor He IN bio
over two hundred cerIhcates oil ito Vus IA WIN.
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing mouth
One three bottles will The worst kind Of pmps' 90
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles warranted to tho worst eanker In Dc
Three to ave bottles are warranted the worst
erysipeAs. =, -, l. A.
Two bottle. are warranted running Of the sal
-Four or six bottles are warranted corrupt and running
on. bottl. viii cure .caly eruption. Of the skin
Two three bottles warranted to cure the worst
rngwom. ,.
Two three bottles warranted the most desperate
ease Of rheumatism
Three to four bottles warranted to sstrhsun-
Five eight bottles will the OF srofr&
benefit is always experienced from the irst bottle aa<s
perfect IL warranted when the above quantity
looks improbable 70 those who bAys in van us
oil the wonderful medicines Of the day, " that common ss
growing the pastures aud along old stone walls Should c
every humor Ia the systs it Ia fixed fact II yos haFes
boor it has start There no lie nor ands huns MOI hs
:OS e. Ss &c, q 'fG sasa
fec Of IL every IL has already dors some OF ths res
es eures done IN Massachusetts IL TO ehiifeas
year old to old people of sixty have poor puny ~on
looking children whose flesh sot and fabby restored ws
10 those VINO are subject to sick headache ~
always cure H. IL gives great relief m caten and xns@
who nave been year.,
boen regulated by it. Where the body Is sound IL woru quite
easy where there any derangeme OF the Functions
nature It will very singular feelings but you must Dol
alarmed they always disappear in from four days 10 wet
There bad result from III the contrary when a.
feeling gone, you will feel yourself bke new psnon
heard ollie sncorIans Of that svs
listened 20. - .
Msnufsetursd BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. 10 wsrsu~
Roxbury Mess- Price H. r
Wholesale Agents for New ork; c. " CLICkENLR tA
No. 81 Berclsy ct CHARLES II. RING No l9e Bfosdry
A b. 4 %. SANDS, No. l4l Wniam-st MARSH ORtis
Co. No. $50 Greenwich sCHlEFFELIN, BROS III
No. 40 Wiliam-st. BOYD PAUL, Chsmbersstj WkL1
4 Co No us Frsnklinst ;McKISSON, ROBBINS Co. ~
rs Maiden lane; HAyILAND, HARRAL RisLEr4 ~
rsn-st BARNES PARK, 94 Broadway; WARD, CLVos
4 Co. AaideD-lane; Mrs HAYS, Brooklyn; and for ~
retail By all respectable Druggists throughout the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
UoUNTRY SEAT at PRIVATE sALE-Stu-

~ sfed within one mile Of M0Tristown the Railroad TO
Mason continuing good land about 100 appeToes
choice SEQ peach 70 plum and 5oquinee 80
$50 currants oosebees rapbcres strawberry aud ssaTa
gusbed premises is good house, containing 10 ROOMS
modern built with in the kitchen, beautiful lawn IN
front Graded with forest and futtrees barn,
ary bath house and ieehouse filed For terms and I'M
psrcoia1s, srPly to BAKER WEEKS, Auctoneers No o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

T,RUSSES, Ladies' and Gentlemens SUPPOki
Il Frs BELTS and BANDAGES, In the very bifse,<rEs
lection, and at extremely low prices a. BRiDGMAN 80
market -
b. Complete satisfaction guaranteed. orthOpede -, -,
ments Of every description msde 10 order County, ~
PROMPTLY sttended 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
<,Np 80 A., ,,ost de.ir,ble COTTNTRY RESI-
uIIAMsBIRCH HOUSES. For SALE
obstruction.

A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL for young
n Misses will opened Westvle New COn1-,
the 7tb OF Bsv into hioh limited number Of Pupils viii
Be The Terms and ell parc relating 70 the
will t. found printed Circular which be obtained az
TIE ofee CT JOSEPH C. LAWRENCE. esq No g. Waist,
HeuYork and the Office Of The Evangelist b. addressing
tie uude rssned Westyille EewHaven II. A MURRAY.
CHERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY
" CHERRY VALLEY, ". I.-Next Session will
uerce Nav l. 1885 This Institution Is too well known
cure Al extended OF Us superior advantages Refer
cree made 10 the following gentlemen, who
OF IRIS Schoo The Hon Josiah Su-herand d. X. Fenner
e.q New York City; Ma or VIM Thornton L. 5 A, West
Troy N Y; DIR Oliver, Penn Yam, n. \. A. Hills esq,
Cleyelsnd o.; Livingston. esq New Orleans La Isha
Browder esq hatcher. Miss H. r. Taylor, esq APalsch
ros Fla: G. Fenner esq san Francisco. California Ad
oIess either Z " hAILL IiNh OI Princioals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
furniture.
Bniloins alaterials.

LINGUISTIC TILES-For testooies, Halls
r. us.,,h. Dpin, rooms Conservatoes, Sc GARSKiRK
CHIMNEY Tops, DRAlN-PlPES, SC. For sale oJ =,
MILLER, COATES 4 lOULE, No sIs feari'se, y. I.
DOOFs-ROOFS-ROO cheapest aud
beet srticle ering root. is TAR ROOFING fAfhk
wi m we keen constantly hand sud Will sell large or -nisa
quantities suit purchasers
JAS. T. DERRICKsON Co, No. 81 Beekmsn-t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
Hk0ifal.


CANDS' SARSAPARlLLA.--Thos who have
- realized the wonderful effects OF this sterling
edy purifying the blood In Of scroua Scorbuc
CuaneOus Eruptions readily testify that SANDS SAksAPA-
RIA speedily expes all deeterous from ths system
promotes healthy circulation strengthens the functions Of the
stomach and in short time recusates the bodily functions
their pristine vigor. . -
Prepared and sold by A. b. d. SANDS Druggists No 100
Fnlton.st ofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
XERGNESs MISREPRESENTATION BA1Hss

NERGNESs ELECTRO-CHEMICA BALE
Prof YERGNES the dscoycrer Of the sreessT
tracing Metals from the Human Body, IL at No. 7le h
These Baths not only extract metallic medicines re- o.
system. but peculiarly efcseious 10 reier1
suffering from Rheumatism, 0out, Negrssc PsIs rdss
Distractions and Rrup;ons on the Skin Tho Pro.
gives his undivided attention to psens Slecgs arsdwsy
Tor Ladies. Theory explained to Students at No Ir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

w Over $50 scres Of rch b>su,fs Lasd vel tab-r.t
and vaterce S. Paul Minnesota n par-e.s o. o. =
or Inore scres 20 szii Purcha->rs Adars.s
NJ D RANDALL BrSctfocd. n z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

nor SALE in JERSEY CITI-25 HOUSES
Il and LOTS prices from 30 to $1,000 most OF them
newt finishing Also. 20 Lots some OF them best
corners business sands Also of the most desirable
Residences Bergen Nights with about IL Lots OF Grounc
never occupied AL the above property will be sold on
Inquire of EN AN JONES, NO. "a
MontgUmeryst, near BaTows 81, Jersey City.
EOR SALE or to LET-The four-stOry stone
front HOUSE No AS Lexngton-sv corner of Sothst
with all the modern Improvements. Location pleasant Terms
easy. Apply on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

THE GREATEST BEVERAGE of the AGk.
i wv GILES l. BROTHERS celebrated DASDELis
COFFEE is acknowledged 10 b. equal the finest old Nc
Coffee and the efectusl remedy for Dyspepss m
ness Bereavement of the Liver Nervousness, &c '" VIZ
LIES BRO Nos Z55 And 81 Wsshngtons, importer.
the DeDdeon Root and sole manufacturers OF The pure ns
fac smile Of our signature each WRAPPED as pfo,e
against imposture. Sold bv A u. d. SANDS. 100 fucs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

NEow Jersey FARM Of forty upon which IS good
House Nser Prints &C. large portion OF tae land upon
hsh ridge opposite the Orange Mountain etoTdng spendd
site for bailding Apply to 80 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
COR SALE or TO LET.-A HUUsh s saI

LOT IN srrytop pleasantly situated on - ,n1f-n O. ID
Updson River within three HiEaies Ss4E g trr hsis
nj Term. r~asonabe Inquire Of JOHN ? 1hlf fiN 70
H. M,iarn Lane or al URlAE FIELD Nc rs k4aa-i-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

~ narnsbursh. LONG Island, 81 miles from Peck-sp AMI
Grsndst IerreS wo-siory double HOUSE, ia excellent
order being built two years There Of Land with
variety Of youDg Fruit Trees sh,9besry Grape A,oo, a.
Situated on Wykofsy between Myyleav Pank ROAD and
Coopsr enue the Cypress Hill Plank Road lrqare
the premises OF Of VIM r SLOCUM at Wul Wall sons
&lsNo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

IL for SALT-Iying on the ridge south Of buIs
County with rver-Vew Of nearly twenty mes IL
well calculated Of the most elegant snd ststy
coontry seats on the Hudson soins the beautiful place Of
Geors Barclay Geo. and other valuable propery contains
shout 50 seres Of Land high state Of cultivation, having
Pe.r Orchard Of nearly In full bearing Il has long
Of the productive Farms IN the county
Inquire of. C. ACKERMAN, the premises or 70 a L.
ACNERMAN, No. les GTeenwioA-st, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
.OIIsF .nd IOT for SIZE CHEAP.-Tre

Il LOTS. o. one q whsch = god DNeiias so.s- h
W liaaasbursh within tnu,es Yah q Tie Grad e. I,fy
will be sold low And ruch n5rey Trq,f-t Aygsg y
+ q. WILDER Co. No. ~ Wster-st, Or III OHhs 4
GREEN, No. is Oran4-st.. NLnaEnsolrLA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
NOR sALE-A beautiful COTTAGE HOUSE

and other bndnes surrounded vita - ssef G ~- "
more than so grated fruif Trees q Aaoss ever Ne3 =
fl ler,us situated hiSh Er51I3 LyO4s fs-ss $3.50
Newark and RAhethtowB y Hes from este p nNse
Carnage and Furniture viii b sod oss'Sa ae soose
vicinity Of kew-loTt. Apply 70 ISRAEL hNOR ~ 80
fulton-st. n. Y; OF 20 WA MORGAN on iae P.-oe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
DAUY NORMAL sCHOOL.-The DAILY

NfISS FISHBLATT's BOARDING and DAY
Nf SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. No. 2l6 West 3Jth a..
between sh and 9hsvsPupils received at any time. No va
cation. Terms moderate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
COR SALE or TO LIZA peat 2-sssry BRICK


VI CHANGE tie L~ase Yz-zif-fs ps,2s - 60 ms
OF .lsrs. UCgL r. IL lover part n ~ c1Y "a lsEs
Fiing oa s.-Aked d0LE ffs, rss Susnsss - Lees
v,ry valuAbe strE n frsisss. lcs-9n a.. s'1S Sss
Vea-. 70 m Po=.~.s.on t1-.@9 sfely. Any ~
q R NI.LKR 4 @. ~ d. bi.s.ss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

~ Iii OF LI11fs3T II 49,, - :. "a =.
froot co feet deep will seat 800 persons ard s well lighted
with Also large Rooms under said Hall each &5x6O
fact dee large under the entire building The
Audience he had for Church Service the Sabbath
Hdesred the whole will be let for business PqRoses Tor
which II Is ell sdspied Inquire of LEWIS,
No. Sol 4th-st, next dC or 70 the Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

L RAILROAD EOsDS-A Efs -e-sss. slsSs1i RESIDENCE,
ii H. -, s.tfsl t q Syz,s sfDtlgn, t sery NOD
- rgrs.- VIA E1s zirufss val y tbs Very nose
.-stse q. oorns-. elrs q Hgss mn icsii q LIT,
ka.9 sss- T. Hysss r-eGst.tJ sf-aisS e slJ q
Y-rivr. rvys AZ 49, gcos sssr Tts FsFrasfs sstlf.ly
- a. y.sx Yssr1sSs<- @ssfsE 80 ~ be-ss
Aso LOTS ~ fesr, sris-css t.f9of. = - 0Asf
ser.et aSesr.G AEzr,ss 6ECCEsT1. Tfissls OH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

III very desirable SstoTy AID basement brick DWELLINGS
nst birs nhed modern Style situA'ed IN begons be
tween Bend Ne1in and convenient Of Access to al he
fr,nes Location GOOD pTce moderate and Terms easy IN
aosre OF SHEPARD BOUGHrOS .trst wharf below soutl
fefry. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04
EOR SALE-The following valuable and pro
III aactive REAL ESTATE IN the VILLAGE 81 LlTCHFIELD

lux oAbfs-i urse substantai thret-stOr! base
E rpeot and counter cellar HOUSES and LOTS in Ssh st.
between 9Th and shsy No. sS s and 2@ Size Of Houses
$500 sissn immediately Pties *sso portion Of the pur
eA.s lsoDsy can remain mortgage Apply the pronse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

~ o II s + =
Axery desirable LOT Of aoFes bounded BY TIE Whip
rapy River p miles from Morrs'o~n 4irOm Aol'on sid
o. IN. e, h house hsrn rurees vel Of water nd vse-
~ sn-s The property prvsont oeeu7et BY john NJ
EieSs aDd As she owner resides N the city = oreec 81 o~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

I,OR sALE--MADIs0N sTREET--Hcuse No
IN I,a,Ire Of r. GALLAGHER, No yTs M.i,sop.st or
q w. d. FRANKLIN, Ne. sApP's'c1's Buasns
The daily union., 1856-03-27
nLEr THE UNION SLIDE. /"

We copy the following from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Lieutenant Governor Ford spoken ofby The Enquirer
is the patriotic gentleman who ociated for time
the chairman of the Philadelphia know-nothing
venton
"Thomas H. Ford the present black republican lieuten
ant governor 10 his speech at the recent convention in CO.
umbus declared that rather than Kansas Nebraska
In slave States, If the people decided, he
would be willing to the Union broken into thousand
fragments After this expression OF his hostility to the
Union Ford will be greater than in the abolition
ranks He viii be placed the list with Wade Banks
Chase, Gddngs Co., who have all been rewarded with
high office for their reasonable sentiments. This Ford pro-
fessed time since be intensely mbued with national
American sentiments yet now, rather than Kansas or
Nebraska into the Union other States have DONE he
would destroy nationality ITSELF
"Whie would rather Kansas and Nebraska admit
ted into the Union free States yet action of theirs vi"
true patriots to put in jeopardy this Union, which is
Of consequence than abe whole coored population of
the world These repeated declarations of the chief OF the
black republicans useful showing to the people the
true character Of that organization"
The daily union., 1856-03-27
OPTICAL.

TEnAsUKr DEPARTMENT., December l, s05.
Notice hereby given 10 holders Of United
thai this department viii purchase the OF s o
said stocks time when tbs PRIOR
day June next, and will pay following prices
wits
Of the oan OF lsss preaium Of 10 per
lss7 and 1884, premium per
Of 1885, eaes
nifty premium Of cent And or stock Of the loan
1885, redesmabe lsh November, 1885, II received the
Treasury prior the lei day Of January next premium Of aA
reeeived lat January and the 3s day OF
ola and nTeeeivcd the 3ist March,
aud prior TO said let Of June next premium Of IN per cent
Interest will aso be allowed said stocks the specified
the certificates, is July assigned with the primer
pal OF the certificates received por the is January Amer
that date the interest will be allowed addition the premium
LIST January tho of their la both
will bs allowed In addition money reach the
seller.
Certificates transmitted 10 this department under the present
should be duly assigned the United States ( the
half year inteost prior the is January ner BY the
entitled 10 receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii made by drafts upon
Boston, New York. Philadelphia the pars
entiued 10 receive the money direct #E@H aM.
...N "a. JAMES GUTHRIE,
.a - "# aas Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec l--dtlsJuneif .#.#. ..a.- #a. .#.. .N|
The daily union., 1856-03-27
REMOVALS. In NEW YORK.

The following, from the New York Day Book is truth
full statement in relation to allegations which have been
in circulation recently:
crush out friends OF Mr.. Buchanan other candidate
for the presidency is untrue in every particular We
authorized say that has been removed from
Office by either collector naval officer surveyor because
Of his preference for other asprants the Executive chair
than President PIERCE nay more two officers of Buchan-
club in this city hold places under the government and
their opinions and in favor of Mr. Buchanan
spected and have been inerfeed with There are
over several known Buchanan allies Of Mr. Herrck in the
house who have been retained while friends Of the
administration have been necessarily removed solely in order
that show whatever Of opposition to the Independent
ton of officials might prevent them from supporting freely
whichever individual they may think best entitled to the
Presidents chair"
The daily union., 1856-03-27
COMMERCIAL.
FROM OUR oonAEROIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
NEm YoRK. March rs. Il

NEW YoRK, March rs, 1856.
The question Of making wool free l. that the manutao
turers urge Of great Importance to the continuance OF
their business and II very probable that the free mporta
on would bring greater supplies OF certain descriptions Of
the article. There is, however, and great impulse
given TO the demand for wool abroad while it has been
sursed that the production in this country of the descp
tons usually has not kept pace with the demand In
deed many growers at the West that the action of
railroads and prompt and cheap Of oommunica
ton have tended to raise the value of wool that is to say
it b cheaper to transport entire animals than to raise sheep
merely for WOOL However that may be, it is certain that
prices Of late years have considerably advanced only
without causing supply but without stopping the
export abroad Last year 1856 lbs. United States wool
exported mostly to Great Britain at S27 s02 about
so cents perb The importation into Great Britain during the
year to January 1885, greatly to have declined and
the consumption of wool in greater ratio. The import Of
wool into Great Britain did not much increase from 1914
1882 In that year increased and has been since fol-
lows: