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FIFrEEN srArrs osrRAoIsEp.

the black republican anything (says the Detroit Free
Press but sectional partythe kind Of party that
General Washington and General Jackson in their fare
well addresses warned the country avoid rocks upon
which the eoniederaey would split Is anything else
either in its organization It's purposes Let
Twelve States represented in the convention that
nominated Fremont Fifteen Sbtes could not we're he
elected have the slightest sympathy with bis adminisa
ton, take part in the affairs of the government They
would be virtually ostracised War would have been made
upon their institutions and they would have other
source than defence.
IL is painful to contemplate the then possible ensuing
state Of things With power behind the throne greater
than the throne ITSELF holding the doctrine that there is
higher law than the constitution what would constitu-
iona guarantees and constitutional barriers be worth TO
the South
With audacious moekery the Philadelphia convention
resolved that the Union shall be preserved Why the po
ea history OF the chief engineers Of that convention is
history Of continuous assault upon the Union and of per-
sistent denias oil the binding obligation Of the consttu
ton.
II will be a sorry time this continent when an adj
ministation shall be borne into power the Of
sectional hostility of half of the States against the
other half Of the States Of the Union.
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OFFICIAL.
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,o,,, May 2e 1850.
NOTICE hereby holders Of The ock isaed pu.u-
ant 20 inc act OF Congress Of 2ad July
ienaee " i terms, and will be Teasuy
enasf e eeneaies theTso 18Th November
interest thereon will cease.
This department continue purchase sueb soe uro. IN saa
DAY Of redsmpuon and will owins premium
addition 10 The interest puhae win
days interest too tbs money reach the
oa saeh stock received the Treasury
tune and the 5st inclusive, hall
he amounts specified In the certiheaiesI
On such stock 3lst August
one fourh Of one per cent
And ON such stock received Of August inter-
s thereon and days additional interest only will DO
eaid
Certificates Of such transmitted under
duly assigned the United party entitled
The purchase and when prior July tho
ton haears interest also be stock
holder, otherwise such will be- payable heretofore.
And given United
states that this will purchase the the ls
day Of June and the Isl day Of December the Of
s5ooO0o shall he previously Obtained and will the
addition from day Of the dividend
o. Interest," and days additional for reach
the vendor the following Of premium
On stock OF the loan of is4a premium Of 10 cent?
On stock the Of ie4l aud se premium 10
And stock issued under the OF 9Th september 1850,
called Texan indemnify stock, premium Of cent
Certificates should be- duly assigned
ohe United saies BY entitled to receive the money and
previous July half years interest must
also bs assigned by the stockhode otherwise the interest
the half that day will be payable kim heretofore
Payment all foregoing will be made by drafts
New York, Philadelphia, M
he parties entitled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 2g--dinlaNoy Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Medical College Of Georgia.

AUGUSTA, July, 1856.
THE fifth this institution will
l meRcs the first Monday in November next
FACULTY. #t.,
q NJ Newton, M. H., Anatomy.
l.. A. DuRas, NJ ID surgery,
Garvin NJ d. Materia Medca, Therapeutics, and Medical
Jurisprudence.
A. Eve, NJ D., Obstetrics, and Discusses Of Women
sE .s ..s +. .
" N. Miller, NJ D., Physiology Pathological Anatomy
At-x. Means, N. ID Professor Chemistry.
l., D, Ford N. d. Institutes and Practice Of Medicine.
u campbei d., Surgical Comparative, and Microscopcai
AnatHa.y
X Campbell, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
B g. simmons. NJ d.. Assistant Demonstration
Juiai Harris, NJ D., Pro Professor OF Surgery.
Clinical lectures will be delivered regularly the City Hospital
and ample opportunities will be afforded for the study Of practical
anatomy. ss..ss ... .1
Fees for the entire S05
Matrculation ticket, ito BIT taken once) ..........
For u ther particulars. apply TO q. NJ NEWTON,
Juy l5--dn
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Man AND TEAM ATTACKED ny BKKs.-Mr. 5. Hooper, re-
siding near McKissscks Grove Iowa. while driving his
team recently was attacked by bees They made the at
tack apparently in three distinct strings about the size Of
mans arm, first attacking the horses One borse in
deavoring e1tricate HIMSELF broke bloodvesse and
died shortly afer the other Is severely injured They
next attacked Mr. Hooper and those who TO his
sistance Everything done that could be to exrcaie
the unfortunate man. but not until Mr. Hooper and Mr.
Susher were severely injured that but little hope Of
their recovery Is entertained The symptoms and suffer-
ngs Of the unfortunate resemble those Of hy dro-
phobia.
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The tlackepublican journals speak Of Indiana one
Of the certain States for Fremont How they expect 10
achieve victory the democracy Of that State is thus
disclosed by the New Albany (Indiana) Tribune:
at Is very evident that neither the friends Of Mr. Fill
more nor Fremont succeed In Indiana without union
OF the upon fair equal terms Let to this before
IL is too late"
We might give any number Of extracts from all parts Of
the State breathing the confident hope that in the
coming election democracy will come out Of the fight with
flying coors.
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Public IS.
AN ACT to establish additional land districts the Ter
ritory OF Minnesota.


AN ACT establish additional land districts the Ter
ritory OF Minnesota
De enacted BY The Senate aud House Of Representatives
me United States of Aneriea Congress assembled, That
all that portion OF the Territory of Minnesota which lies north
the line dividing townships forty five and forty six north
OF the base line OF the Mississippi river and north of the
nearest township line to be determined hereafter by the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office Of said
extending thence to the Missouri river and the
Is hereby divided into and shall constitute additional
land Districts TO wit All that portion lying east OF the line
dividing ranges eighteen and nineteen Of the fourth
principal meridian shall constitute land district to be-
west Of the line dividing said ranges eighteen and nineteen
shall constitute additional land district In said Territory
to DO called the northwestern land drictthe location
the Offices for which shall be by the President
the United States, and shall by him from time time be-
changed, rs the public interests may TO require.
SEC And be further enacted, That the President be-
and he hereby, authorized whenever In his judgment the
vice and consent OF the Senate during the thereof
and until the end Of the next session OF Congress after such
appointment register and receiver for each either
the districts hereby created who shall respectively be
quired to reside at the site OF their Offices have the
powers responsibilities and emoumcnt and be succs
BY law in relation to other land the United States
SEo g. And be IL further enacted That the President 10
authorized to the public lands in said Districts with
the exception OF such have been may be
other purposes to be exposed to SALE in the
and the terms and conditions other public lands
Of the United States.
SEc 4. Aad b. further enacted That for the survey at
augmented rates, of meridian standard parallel township
and section lines in the districts hereby
forty thousand dollars BIO, and the hereby appro
prated. 3
Approved July 8, 1856. ..s
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To Tea chers and Others.

THE Georgetown Female seminary under The
direction English, and recently Rev VIM.
Clarke being the ntnnon Of this advertisement g.
applications uch
charge building with furniture for large boarding school
apparatus and phosop ica in the
good viii ~ the win be
specific Applications for The institution will
be received the first Monday 1. susust ensuing.
10 feel assured hat
ono who considered altogether qualified for
so mpoFtant ... .#.#
The rpntaon institution has sustained brosd and Tho
ycv extended patronage
eminent conducted 70 the wishes o.
pubic.
10 me subscriber. JOHN MARBURY.
Grosekrowr, ID @ July O. 1856,
July lI--sodllstAug
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nN the petition of @. w. Y. Ronson, OF Boon, hsssa
Of rant.d To then
ON ne iepems.r. isfa for Improvement ia tee.s
ratu. Cor year. om The ssfra"n Of said
witch takes place 10Th Of september, sS-
said petition Dc heard ~ The Patent on e.
an September 70 O'Clock,
per-ons noed 70 appear aud show they
have WI petition ourhi IN he granted.
the required 10 ole IN the Paeh
objections specially firth IN writing AZ eaf twent
ant, hled by either
be yrd be aken and transmitted In scc1rd
with the rules ofh ONCE which wiz be furnished on app
cation.
rho testimony viii be closed the Eth day Of sepen
. 1880, dcpo.lons, papers relied testimony
must died the ohce OF bere the morning OF that day
Inc Arguments, N any, within days thereafter.
ordered this notice be published In the Inteirencer
Unon Evening" Washington, D. O. Republican, Ba
more ND. Penpsyvsnsn, Phtadsipha Pa Dsy Book, New
Yo,k and Evening Poet, Bc-toe Ms week for three
veehs pssvioss 20 the 2f day o. september merit
the day Of hearing. ,...ou
Commissioner Of Patents.
OF the above papers win please copy
bills 10 the Once with paper containing this notice.
July s2--Isw3w
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The LlTr STEAMBOAT AccrDEsT on LAKE 0srARIo--1t Is
believed that less than seventeen lives lost by the
burning Of the propeller Tno, Thursday night last
while bound from Montreal 70 Lake Ontario The fire wai
al first discovered In the freehold, where quantity OF
wood was 10 blaze and the flames with great fury and
rapidly spread the upper cabins in proximity the
hold rendering their exngushment utterly hopeless and
causing the confederation among the and pas
senRers
The only small boat attached to The vessel immed
aely manned and four women, three children and some
Of the and passengers embarked the boat then
lowered from the davs and, owing 10 the rapid motion
Of the vessel striking the water Immediately capsizc
and all the unfortunate inmates engulphed In the
lake the number Of seventeen Of whom up this
time have been beard Of and doubtless all drowned.
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ANNALS OF BRITISH ASSASSINATION, by Leon.

A NNAIS OF BRITISH LEGISLATIONS by LeOBs
Levi Professor Of Commerce kns College London suih
ComBercial Of ord,n NLevi's Mercantile
&C. being classified and aiy -ummay Of the
c-edRg papers Hou-es Lords and To
ub,bed hy monthly parts during pafiameuta,
sessions, intervals durng the subse pton
suineas per The frat number Of the work
nj the bookstore OF FRAkCk TAYLOR
rhee scarcely other country In the world where egisis
proceed. ordinarily ~ cautious The Unite
Kingdom. made, inquiries Instituted report
poduced, bills projects Of laws prepar which
passing ordeal investigation
ofien boooar laws, and oi.uer si arb
other Of inquiry and TO the maurn innuerc
o. time aud public opinion. t
legislative proceedings
hie illustrate the condition,
society better han oer evidence, and bring
Of life with truhuiness Of
history.
luny which possesses extensive
uaehiary, win esiabsh spread every cimc
responsible and give
which furnish the best OF the political
eial
abroad. gsIheredi
prscca parposes rendered unavailable owing
The inquirer i from approaching
great heavy they him thoug
which easy clue The present. publication
nded pubic documents, brisg
p~rpcuousy that IL essentially useful In tn whilst the doe
viii be classified In manner wh'sh win render them easi
accessible 10 all
July -
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The Buffalo Commercial ssks why Fremont was never
thought Of before for the presidency and adds He has
added nothing his reputation for the last ten years and
we repeat II Is most extraordinary circumstances that
with his exploits long before the country, not man
among the twenty millions Of inhabitants should have bad
the sagacy discover until within the last four month";
that these exploits disclosed character which would sdorn
the highest Office In the country"
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To Druggists and the People.

You hertz cauined against uous limitations Of Dr. De
Grn his u" shall posecvt party VIII" use
copyshcu nils This Electric Oil has cured the
Of camden Of piles and rneuma ism ao, Hon Jh VII
Huningdon Hon. f. Kiiigsurh. (wb II look IN hs
cbts in and Than 200 others isdehia
publis ed in The Piiad.pa Ledger
Ia Phiiadrph would
scamp ruliy a.eay Of cnunreng In arr sb, ~ Pa
ESQ., drug there,
Vaenne, who attempted an imita-
this valuable remedy.
PnIlApELrInA, May s, 1856.
IT. the People and Druggists throughout the United States
by Prof De Grahh Electric OH JOS Free West
Philadelphia of heumaism Mr. Rodrnbok Montgomery county
and span Mrs Ogden No $50 Fourth street HAM
nation Of bowrs Mrs Maryland PROVIDE shingles and csked
Irca; Spence, felnn neural In
eny Camb Lower Marion, Of burns and scarlet revert and
ishieen Others. -,
u5-Every druggist the only genuine Electric OIL u
his old "fhe TO which
ali order mus be o procure thr
Pref GHAS. DE SRATH,
Old Office, 30 south VI he nut.
For sale by CHARLts spFT.
Ju yl0-R washington, d..
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS on TnE UNITED srATEs.


AN ACT to explain the approved twelfth April eighteen
hundred and nifty four, entitled can 70 establish add-
tonA land districts in the Territory Of Minnesota"
BE enacted By As Ssaais aad House Of Rsprsssnsarss
Of the Unsd States Of Aerica Congress assesbsd That
the words west OF the Mississippi river employed In the
description In the first section OF the act OF twelfth April
eighteen hundred and four entitled An 10 establish
additional land districts the Territory Of Minnesota shall
bs embrace all the islands lying Of thu
middle OF the channel OF said river the districts
created west OF the same by said act
Approved July 3, 1856,
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Ohio.

One day II looks decidedly as though We punpng
into all the possible bitterness Of politics. while the ner,
mixed up with 90 many aughsbe incidents that 1t would
impossible TO get out Of bumor We have not exact
ly made up minds yet which side TO take but at this
writing it looks decidedly though the good-humored
side would win II this region Of the world s any sign
the democrats will hare little else 70 do but laugh vote
and take their bets Ohio Statesman.
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SEmr.ANeUAL NOTICE.-we beF leave call attention q
that all accounts ou' ledger ~i Be made %
p,es instant, srdins
pouny examination preparatory 70 settlement on the FIRST u
July,
ccnssined 70 appel earnestly 20 our friends m promP
srttIsmenfs by cash st short dates.
June ss-ssw4wn HooE, mo, a co.
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oFFIoE OF THE cossoLiD ,TEo LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.

The following numbers of the Maryland Conscda
Ted Lottery r The benehi Of Washington county, hc class u
drawn July 81, 1855! ..
50 30 sc % Al 2 Al "A II so CO u 81
The following are The Paapsco
Lottery, class 100, drawn July -, lo56;
80 IL 81 So 20 "A so IA "a ~ 30 ~
r. FRANCE a CO., Managers.
D. II. McPHAIL, Commissioner
July 24--lt
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ron sALE-A establishment
hoarshng southwestern city, numbering seventy thousand In
habtsnts. ...t .#"
Tho paper was established 52 ard since been
growing the favor Of the public. The MATERIAL Of
the d. mostly new, aud b erceileu condition..
Inquiries msy addressed 10 the editor Of the Union.
July 10 d6th itw
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a HE W hte tbtefI Nv Gnpt wayne rtiaf
Il The scalp fiuntersg by Cepi May Reid.
Evpry sdy shnemakrrl complete self Instructor
In The king CATERS aud shoes. Price s.
Immigration evils and consequenees by samuel q, Busy,
NJ u.
Comic wlserlrs Of Human LIE ILLUSTRATED.
The Struggle fr Life Caude and the skeleton Iorstman
John Haifax. GaBiiemauI by the author Of "Olive.n
Clara or, Slave Life IN Europe A novel.
Western Aca s history condition, and prosrseu BY Rev.
Leighton Wilson.
Juns oei FRANCE TAYLOR
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pHa. ander signed, for several pears past cfi.iaI
uansainr the Department Of state respectfully tno.n bus
ervces public FIR the Of cnims BEnnt
foreign Peca
Spanish French Portuguese, aud Italian Gent enen ens
prosecu foreign governments OF oier-
and faithful and reliable irannnons 81 leg oocu
t- giants, laws, dreess, &C., wn mo- IN
for bdeiy In
rendition phrases, ~hch ons rrae
Publishers bout the UnIon d,sifou- 10
trahslaons Of ien books, literary ~ legal ~
apply the underenrd and may rely
upon ina rompy and satisfactorily s1ecnird
For further particulars apply 20 49,. : .,.u,u.ua
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June 2f-dly
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AN ACT to authorize the President Of tho United Slater
to the southern boundary line of Kansas Territory
to be surveyed and marked.
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
the United Saies Of america Congress assembled Thai
the President Of the United States is hereby authorized
directed the southern boundary line Terrific
Kansas between the State of Missouri and the Terri
tory OF Mexico TO be surveyed and distinctly marked
and plat of said survey shall be deposited the office
the Secretary OF the INTERIOR and another plat said
vey shall be deposited in the office Of the secretary of thu
Territory Of Kansas. 4E- r.#
Approved July 8, 1856.
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REVISION or TIE AUTHORIZED ScRiP-
ruREsIn the British House Of Commons the LIST inst
Mr. Haywood postponed until the 22d inst his motion or
address the Grown, praying that her Majesty win be
gracously pleased TO give snch directions her may
seem for the appointment Of royal commission Of
learned men, well skilled in the original languages Of the
Holy Scriptures and conversaut with modern Biblical
scholarship consider Of such amendments Of the author
ired version Of The Bible have been already proposed
and receive suggestions from all persons whoae willing
offer them and to point out Of translation and
such words and phrases have either changed their
ing become obsolete In the lapse Of time and report
the amendments which they may be prepared 20
mend.