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Notice
M, - FIorila and 1I1bdmn.

OF UitGdrd,cal Of lands IN Florida and alabama.
IN pur,uuuco Of the act entitled net granting public lands
alternate sections, the states Of FLORIDA and Alabama
AID Ia the certain railroads In said States aP
proved I7th May the aud lying within fifteen miles 90
each side following railroads and branch named IN said ac
10 witt from Johns yct, Jacksonville 10 the waters Of -
cambia bay Pensacola from Amelia island on the Auanu
Il Inc vgrrs ~ 1arpn bny Cedor Key on the
uf of Mortro (cxctpt Tampa portion south Of " un
non win Crdsr Key and from Pensacola, floda 70
Montgomery AabamaEhaye This Office, been
si,prndrd from rae and until further orders.
y~n unter nv hand General Land nce s the ciI o.
Washington this twenty thlrd day OF Nav 1855.
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
May 24-lRw6wt lstar n Intel Commlssionef
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Proposals for Indian Goods,

DHrARrAEHT IHTHKoE,
Once Indian Affairs,
September 2J, 1856,
EEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals IndiaB Goods
w be received the once Indian Affairs, Washngion city,
until W O'Clock, Friday, 3 of October
furnishing goods Cor The Indian Department. anns treaty
puaon4 various Indian tribes aud other Indian purposes
&llSUa:
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"A lGMBERs Of Congress and visiterst 90 washinEtos
NJ aIe respectfuly informed that TAYLOR MAURs
Book and Stationery Store 9th street, they win meet AZ hm
euurements Their extensive stock In addition 10 inc ooH
works comprises every department OF ratue cn
and
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly impouations ffom England
Calhouns Works, volumes
Jenerson's Works, . volumes
webseTAs Works, vois., autograph edition
Evereus Orauons and Speeches, volumes
Cay'p Private Correspondence, volume
4. 4. Prcntiss's Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bancrofrs History Of The United States, volumes
Btaiesman's Manual, volumes
Hickey'u Constitution, volume
Jefersonis Manual, volume
The Constitutions of the United States, volume
Eins Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marshis Orators and Statesmen, / volume
stoTy's Works, , volumes
Lives Of Chief Justices oC the United States volume
Labcrs Ciyil Liberty and Self government volumes
Wrus Life of Patrick Henry, volume
Keunodys Life " Wirt, volumes
GaTlgnds Life Of John Randolph, volume
farty Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
Dc Tocausvle's Democracy in America, volume
The Federalist, volume
Grmkes Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions volume
Constitutional 4 book, volume
Carry's Past, Present, and Future, volume
Soamars Progress Of Nations, volume
hcElliVot'a American DebateT, volume
Future Wealth Of America, volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, volume
Every description uf American English, and French Stationery o.
nc fnsst qualities, n the lowest prices
Visiting and printed with the ropnu6
TAYLOR NAURY's,
Dec7-du Near eh rre@
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!


Fys, Marine, aad haad Insurance..
AUTHORIZED oAFITAL AND SURPLUS,
$I,S6s,I6I I3.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
Office norlee corner Of enn.ypania aVsas aad Ssretes
street, Wdshmgt0n, u. c.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas u. Florence, Charles Dingee,
Ssss Ss9Es u fI@;,Gns Rass"s ,s Tso@a; M'adsIasS
George Ilrinbod, \. Carroll Brewster
James Il. keall, Isaac Leeeh, IL.
EDwAED r. HELMBoLp, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter NO. 3a7 street. opposite CIly Hall.
James Williams, No % Ak street
John Rsscs, No so Thirteenth street, below rennyIvania
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR
Captain p Levy No. SO Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
tional Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John ThomasOn
The Of this company viii compare favoraby with the
most successful Of nnlar institutions in the United States
From the l day August s55 in hye MONTHS 10 let January
1896 the premiums received amounted the large OF hun
only oy six hundred and sixty dollars osses reported
Win these evidence Of aud good the drec
security offered aupIe, all
usled more aecordipgo equity than legal techneanies
BY 6rr on DWELLINGS, FuRNirURE, MILLS, MANuFSGTo
contents or ali kinds ., MERCHANDISE BY VESSELS
srLAhBoATs, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and The usua
and on he hUs Of sTEAmBoATs navigating The westerr
| waters.
The OF premium companies,
liking ,hem every Improvement in construction and arrangement
Win be taken into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Office northwest Pennyiyania and Seventeenth
street, Washington city d. o.
Insurance may also be effected at The Home Office,
Northeast G! aud Second streets, Philadelphia.
And in other prime p, cities by
officers OF the company
June l3-dly
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned they have this day formed lin
partnership firm Of Appleton Co whose place
business Of Baltimore, the purpose buying aud
selling Stocks da foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and checks, OF brokerage and
nge business william Stuart Appleton Henry
Howell reside In said partners and George
Iondoun county Virgins and special
Rust has contributed his of The capital The
thousand dollars In cash and that
partnership 10th day of March, 1885, aud is
ter ninate the 18th day OF March, 1857
WM. STUART APPLETON,
w. no ELL
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
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HAVING associated ourselves together indicated in the above
services safe
stocks foreign domestic exchange, collection
bills of loans, bonds, bills
business public secuuE exchange
money We VIII make city collections deposites, pay
checks, and allow iRteesl standing sccuu"n
We the services Of AT. LAWRENCE r. BAYNE,
or hm Il slden, Whcrs, Co., Washington, D. CD
his undivided general business of
house, aud all his therein viii be- fui recognised by
APPLETON CO.,
April 3-6w 2li baltimore street.
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By the President OF the United states.

IN pursuance ofiaw FRANKLIN FIERCE President ua
public sales viii Dc held und land oees, Ss
state o. IessSa al q, 4Hs ssf'I % so%.nenr on No,
day he uaeen day Of July neI. o 'es d.Psa o. ne Pa0e
townships, viz:
RorA Of as Sass line and wssf or prasipa meridian
Tae ISLANDS situated in section siE township oryssyen, q
ssn,ysgnl twrntynne, township hnysght Of
vs and in section thry hTse township ioynNs o. range
Township fory.uine, OfIsngs ten. a.. :,
Townships ony-three, torysI iory seseh' and oryssh
TownsP tOry sir and rseyeH, of range twenty
Tcwnshp ps four and forty ave, range twenty-five
Townships iOryour and of raase t"sny-SiI
Townshps ory eight fOIy-nns hr-one, ofrange thirty
townships forty eight fory-nne, any, and my one anVr
Townships my hy- one, range thirr-sr
Township Gfty, OF range thirty seven,
The uapPophaed lands IN sections twenty nye twenty
five, hiTy six, IN township hyWo, OF range oTy
the ONCE DUNCAN, commencing on monday, II,
day August for The disposal Of the public lands
uaed within the following named townships and paris OF township
North Of the base Of the principal msridiOH
TownEhP thirty seven, Of range twens,seyen ,
Townshps thirty and thy Ave, of range twenty
Of base line and east Of the principal nsridiau
Certain ss ndo situated in following sections witt
tons 'weniSnr and twenty nyf township on o. rang
thirty ii range eight sections hy, township
thirty Of The in section Twelve township twenty
,hp hwo Of the same range 70 section nrss township
aecons
thiny-iouE, township thirty one, OF the range.
appropriated by law the OF schools, military, and
purposes together and oscrfowod lands
thereby unfit cultivation n granted TO the STATE
enable the Arkansas and Other
swamp lands, within their limits,
September %, 1850 wt be ezeiuaed from the sales
offering lands will bs commenced on the da
appointed and viii In the order In which they arc ndset
despaich until the whole shall have been
cosed but sale shall be kept
the lands will
be until after The expiration of the weeks
hand Of Washington, this il day
April thousand eight hundred and my
by the President: FRANKLIN FIERCE.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right Of prcemption the
the townships Of townships above enumerA
establish the the satisfaction OF The
proper land Office and make payment thereof
grGtied after seeing this notice. and beo he day
the pubc sale OF the lands
bracing claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of tie General Land Ohcc,
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FORM or GUARANTEE

To Capt NJ. q. Mcigs, u. q. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents d. In the state Of,
hereby, Jointly and sUrsray United States
the foregoing bid be he
they wilt within days Her the of the bid
the for tho samc, surer
perform furnish the articles In
oftHe advertisement which IL In
said shall fail afleRaid guaranty
70 make good tho difference between the offer BY
the lowest bidder
(liEned) A. n.
G. u,
hereby certify tho best and belief the
above named suarnntors good and sufficient
(signedi E.F
Mar s-1owtsthMay hlawn
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,nyv youK. sUrnK. A.n .or

NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
~S<F84 AmPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM ERs.-
~nsAr III the ships eompnsiHs this ine WASHING
TON, Capt Z. Cayendyi HERMANN. Capt Ed
These stop Southampton going returning
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, ro.sonI ~
Lewis Rice Rebuilt onlsFed elegantly furnished,
she snd eonvVaenccs for the accnm"
0s cf the travelling public,
Uar
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Nrr rpd Wisdom OF tho Rev. sydney Smith BY puye
w knck 81 9S
Lr Travels the Fifh Century hoI
Christ; imaginary biography founded faej BY j. Ia
bog wheeler, r. n, q. =. vols 81.
The Huguepot EHiesg historical novel. IS cents l.
Mccancs' Tables containing and circumference 81 c
and sides ~ equal Squares, crcuuorsnces ~ anfta
hnops cutting buier plafoS, SC sc by Charles Hft
well, marine engineer. 50 cents.
Introduction the study of hu; by NJ A. Dwight ",
Life sketches from Cotsnon Paths series Of Amenesn e
by Mrs. Julia l. numoni 81
The Rise and Prcgr'ss of the English Constitution; B
Greasy, NJ a, Thtd edition. ~
Colderor life genius specimens Of bis plays
X. q. Trench, n ". rs
just published, and for sale at TAYLOR n NAURyb
June 10 Bookstore pth si
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HE Letters of Msasnue as scvtgne 90 her Dauph"'
i and Friends, ediird ~ MIS- Sarah >. BALE vol, 81 % .
The Letters Of Lady MHry Worey Montagu, edited BY h %
May ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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l.. y. Middleton,

Uf0frT
ohieo and depot southwest corner r and 18Th streets
reh e7-d6mf
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srul0 IawGv
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CLASS No. 1.
Aacklnae BlaHkets.


5000 white Aaeknae blankets 50 by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
$500 2k point while Mackinac blankets 10 81 by
90 inches, and weigh pounds
point white Macknac blankets A by So
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
l500 iTs ~ point white maeknae blankets, 80 by
80 inches, aud weigh ~ pounds
1900 pairs ponr aeknae blankets TO % by
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
100 pair 3pont scarlet Macknae Blankets % by
~ inches, aud weigh pounds
800 p.irs az point Blankets BY
Go inches, and weigh pounds
0) pair. ~ point Maektnac Blankets 10 measure 90 by
"a inches. AID weigh 10 pounds
600 pairs Mackinac blankets, 90 by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
200 pairs ~ point Mackaae blankets measure 54 by
66 inches. and weigh pounds
100 ~ point indigo blue Maekinae blankes TO
66 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 point Geniinea blue Nackinac blankets
rure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh 10 pounds
500 Gennea blue hiacknnc blankets,
% by ~ inches, aud weigh pounds
400 pairs ~ point Geninea blue Macknac blankets
sure 81 by 66 inches, and weigh pounds
.
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Sept 10 lawCw
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Salss Of alternate sections Of ArkaMsaa asd As
s0ari, aad restoration Of OhdrGOa laHds % market
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.


BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
oflaw FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of the Uni
& @ sas o. A%srss 90 hereby ere dses 3 ana s sS a
TONED bearing Oda nnbes watch
Cairo and Fulton railroad the states Of MIsoUR and
Fo % @ ,h ~ , ~ noun o1 tso Solia, and m" esa per
a poyiaed " the aGl approved 30 February iSs gazing
constructing raoad and specially excepted hom graduation
as % P,ee ,s y ,ae o9 Ses q .n August 1884, 20 ~'
TIE public VIII be held ?! ne land once :.
s disposal Of the vacant public lands within such sections
mentioned townships, via
Eor o. .As arn G,A rtaepal ~srt4iGH
TSw":SS s & s f. IT, rs l. ia g ,s suSs Of S1E'
Ts%%:%S: 4S%@:%l: & s 81 q IS q 1sss.s
Townships 10. 30, al -, OF Ianse6
North Otths base line and ~e't Of s h principal meridian"
Towns6ips g. l. TO- H. ia ID. Il, is, TO- Of range J.
Townsn,ps g q = = iO, i,'2, l9s y, Of ranges
Townships l. e. 9,6,7 . D, 10, II, Ofranse s.
Township {, ofrange {.
The public viii held the land ONCE HELENA
posu public within such odd numbered sections
above referred 10 as are situated in The following named townships
to wit:
North of the oftss h principal eridiaH.
Townships 3, 4, S, 6, of range
1S%a:%iSs TS%R:iSs ! s'S.si, g. & anss7
Swa'hPs TSwnsnps j. ), g. 8, :, d ia1ss 'iS''
The public will the land oice LirILE Rock
Monday the sixth day of October next for the dis
public lands within such odd sections
following townships, vizi
he line and Of the h principal meridian.
Township |, OF ranges IL and IL
Townships ~ ., of range 10.
Townships l. .. 3, OF range ID.
Townships !, 2, 3, 4, 5, of ranges Is and lG.
Townships J, 4, 5 q, 2, ., OF range IL.
North Of the line and The nm principal meridian.
Townships /, p ], 6, I, of raoRe6.
Townships |, = 3, 4, S, g.. I, Of range Z.
Townships |, a. ,, 4, D. 0, 7, OF range ..
Townships !, o. 3, H. ), q, OF ranged
Townships /, - - !, 5, ol range 10.
Townships /, - J, 4, of range IL.
Towush ps H. 81 3, 4, s. range IL.
Townships |, ., b H. 81 g, Of range H.
Townships |, ., s. 4, S, g. 7, of range IA.
Townships /, 8, g. 7, OF range 10.
Townships 5, g. Z Of ranges IL and H.
The public will be reid the land Office WAsHiSoToE
seventh of October
public such odd
above referred situated following
| townships, viEi
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MuRprR - On the night Of the | ith Inst
man BY the name OF Robert + Hunt, the
keeper Of 4 rum hell. at Monterey. Cas-
county, Texas, murdered an old man named
Nylie Nebaue. We sae two accounts Of
tho affair; ono published in the Caddo
Gazette, and tho other in the Jefferson
Herald. both OF which agree in representing
Il as cold biooded murder.
Hunt, after committing the atrocions
deed, is stated TO have come back to TIC
grocery aud told the inmates, with whom
it appears he had been playing cards, what
ho had done, lie then took drink will
them and observed that he should be alb.
sent FOR short limo from tho State. sine,
which time be has not been heard from
Are not men who woald thus eonnive a
the escape Of maleiaotor. themselves liza,
bio to be prosecuted as accessorics1
The heirs Of Mebaue ofor q reward o
$3.50 for Hunt. who is described as FOL
lows 90 years old, da,!, complexion; blu,
eyes, pert a'.I active; fond Of liquor, an
good fiddler, stands about five feet 81,
or seven inches in height, aud weighs abon
70 pounds Look out FOR him.
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NEW PArrR The Te1U Frcc Prc,s
is the title OF new paper, just started At
Quiiman. Wood county; BNNKs y Trn.
SIR ptopnotors, and edited by Mr. Wss,
ros BtNSs The Grt number il dated
DE roth Of June. It's typographical ap.
pearance is good, aud 1t is edited with
spiet In politics It is democratic OF
course we wish oar young contemporary Il
haprl timc Of H.
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SOD. l.t,1 ,,.,.,, u...r. NJ
rr..sh ana " el,,k candidates for
NJ, ,,,o,n., .3i,e...l oil. .,.f.,.ns Of
"a l..,. :, n..,,,,. dol. ....,.nc. 70
,i.,, claim. 10 III, o.ies /, sansar. rom
a. ....., .........t. H.. p,... that
-. ,....,..... ..... ...,, ,-....., ..- ,,,b.,
=. .ss., ~. nn.t ,,o, III. fac, that bi.
...,.. d. ,., ,,..,....3 In t,.. ..I.t5f's re.
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The Tracas n i'ashihsieh'

bsv, created intense excitement through'
ont the North Ga the 2ith ult, large
preliminary meeting was hcld IN BOSTON
,,l.cb adjourned over until the next day,
whom an immense number assembled ~
T.aspl Hall :, il represented "a having
been one of tuo largest meeting. ever held
in the renowned city Of notions he
meeting was organized by PRAYING, aud
Gov. GARDINER. who was IN the char
made stirring speech This was fol-
lowed b, other addresses OF highly lni'am.
atory character. delivered by the chlet
men Of the State. Resolutions Of cor
responding character were iaan passed.
THIS meeting has been followed by
others OF similar tone throughout Mass
.achuseti. aud in order siII! more TO iu,
flame the popular mind summer. bLl3dg
sll' has been forwarded "a Boston but
whether il has been seni undor official ttank
or bt a committee. ,s not stated,
An Indignation meeting. r.yalirs 10 every
respect the one at Boston. was he.d at the
labouac.e. Ncv York, on tie night 81 tho
2gh ult The gathering is represented To
have been immense. ~ q Gtiswold
presided. assisted by ,vea'v,tyo Vice Pre-
s.Ienis including Moses Il GHouell, Pcla,
ush Peat.. President Of the Chamber Of
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The Democratic Nominees.

. The Democratic Nominees.
cit is well known that We urged II.
claim. Of Gen. Pierce, not that we re,,,T
ed hin. as better or safer man than N
buchanan. not that he Is IN ANY way ua'.
reliable upoo any OF the great quesno,.
ct the day, hat for the simple reason thai
has borne the bran, Of the battle in ALI a..
recent contests with the enemies Of Il.
constitution. and true TO 9very in,e,.',
throughout the length and breadth of ~
land. But we cannot say that we Fan,
the decision oi the convention. Iino deni,
acted wisely. aud Tor the hes, intere.l, y
tho party aud the country at large ",
buchanan has 5epn l1fty year. 10 tho NH.
Inc service, aud has never duung tia, lo,,
period. swcryeG an inch ffem the path 81
duty h. ali out contests with tho enes...,
a., The South and of the constitution l.
has been lound faithful and true to do,
exhibiting on All occasions eousumm,i.
sntcsmauship, sound sense and solid ladg.
meuL
Mr buchanan is lawyer by rroies,,o,
Pcu.ylytnau hy birth. and IS entirely Il,
tac architect of his own fortune. llr "a,
rents w,r, poor bu, honest and indu,,roa,
they took great pride ia their son. who Ca.
IN exhibited talent of high order, and pro.
yded the meaus TOR thorough colleen,.
course and Tor lnI! course oi law
lis career "a "a public man commenced
as a member 81 ,hc Legislature of rens,,
,3na n the yeu ISL Tie only served
two v,au. ll, dlfns that bret period
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The Cincinnati Platform.

auce OF the well known resolutions OF tbs
baltimore Convention Of I~J2 They COZ
.asn the general declarations Of the Demo-
cratic party 10 iavor OF strict c9nslrnc'
ton OF TIE constitution against 90 gem
erai system OF Internal Improvements
sgsin,l the assumpiirn Of state debts
Hrsin., ios,ef'ng any one branch % iadla'
try or the interests OF any section Of tha
uion a, the expense Or the ialnrv 81 anola>
ef; agains, the levying niofe revenue than
Is required FOR dairayiag the expense ol toe
Government, economically aduipeiefed
against a National Bank sga.n't any o.,
sific'ion nron the privilege Of becoming
citizens and land owners, against a'7.i-
tonism; against the rreusuon oi saFe
questions in favor of t4e compfoHfss
measures Il 1850, the fugitive sias. las 90
particular. and ihe veto power
In addition to this reiferaiioa ol lla it-
mliisr doctrines Of ile a.i phtona. tire
Convention adopted laa following sagg.a
mental aud additional resolutions il regard
to the new issues growing out Of lhe Kan
"a. question and Inc foreign riicY oi The
Government t'aBN.H.
And whereas. since lha io.esoing dsth-
fa''o' was u',""'''5
"eeesao's ;" ''' ~.
verse p''''''"' ''',' .,.'.....
s'o''"}
that the American Deaaeacf should e.tar-
~ define It's relations thereto ihsaiata
Resoltc4. That the foundation OF ts
no" % -
P''''9' 81 ......
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oo"' - "."',
~ 'esi,' ~
place o. urn uo l'a''1 ~ l4,'3 osa
"auo'a'' 'o".'''' -, ...l. -.
WIN An'''.'"" ~, -..'......,..'..
'Ael'@'s ~" t'''''
IONS an" a''''' ..'-' ''''i' ,..=...
ihAt we ''''''a'e WIN
o. purpose INV "'i s"HS'"' y" wy
OF former conventions upon iN'
isSne o. o"l"'s'.' s'9'.'f H'1
Tue reserved i'sn's OF l'' ''.''' "'.'
We may NOR. "'.''e-.N Hs
"bir" s'e'''""i Il.if s''''=
'"e') on tieft'1 't i'-''..
','' 'be u9''',y - w.. l''I'
9uu'h' % uie ",'.
ft'eiut"i '"' 'ia'''.s p '."'" '' .''
H"o utsf"s "' ''''i 80
tfSau '"e
we 'ehs'."''.'' r. '.s
ana fepnna''ns 90. stt, .'oA' l''i',' ""'
Platforms to"et ihft "'l'.''V 7tt'#tf
witch se,a 10 tHufNH iH' NtA' "b" i"ct''
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1~ Daring the past week there has been
bowers iu various parts Of the county
The indications arc favorable to the crops
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Celebrating the Fourth Of July.

We are grauaed at heiug able to stale
that preparations are on foot among. our
friend, in Marshall aud vicinity, Tor cela,
hralug the Fourth # July IN an appropti,
ate manner. \ subscription tor a barbe
cue !. now Ia circulation. Judging from
The amount subscribed when we last saw
,hc list. mud from the energy and taste Of
those at the head Of this laudaAle enter,
przo. We 6el warranted ta saying that 1t
viii be feast wot,by of tho day aud OF
lhe liber lii, &c those who design giving II.
Every Que, far and near has a cordial Iu,
siiation to be- present. We hope that liar,
Hson comfy will taru out ~ massc, and
that for once wa shaIl witness cougrega-
iion Of her air women.
We understood that ,he Declaration %
Independence vl DO read by M CEoRcI
J.. nm. and that W II KELSEY, Esq
sill deliver the Grafton. We joaht not
uey w,ll de- justice 10 themselves and The
occasion.
NoAxuus lilsfoey on I'GNta - The
Subscribers to Ibis wor, can be supplied by
ealing on Mr.. JouN &. lI,Rata at the
drug store Of $ johnson 4 CO. II is
huelv gotten up
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or The wheat crop IA Ioxas rs repre>
secuted as being more abundant than it has
been known foryears Its said that wheat
Is selling 100 Dallas, Lamar. aud other conn
tics west, at fifty cents per bnshcl. We
have heard that -four, brought from the
praries, has been sold in Gilmcr aud JEFF,
torson at 50 80 per hundred Those who
are disposed to scratch their hroa's with
corn bread are welcome 10 do il. As for
Us a. 4 ours, We wont Rush up tho cakes
Ills said that the Muumons will soon
apply for admission into the Mon. Their
Constitution is wisely silent upon the subs
ject OF slavery and polygamy, and as mat
ter Of course, no objection can be urged
against Aar admission, polygamy is an evil
which, if let alone. will, ia time. cure itself
o. The special correspondent OF the
Pcayune, writing from Cincinnati a day
or two before the organization Of the Domo
cratic Convention, says
"a full representation of the press IS
here, with any amopnt OF plckpocke,s,
thieves, aud other dissolute characters
That's q beautiful category to be placed
in Olhcr dissolu,c characters, indeed
We are glad that we are no city editor
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-28

Gus SOFIA letter to the South Ca
rolionn. dated West Point 5 \, May "a
says Lieut. Gen Scott spent yesterday
q, tho Point aud retained 70 day to New
} orb. ha gallant 81 soldier Is 10 fine
haslib and IS as erect as any officer OF the
army, at the good oI! aye Of aree score
year. aud tan.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-28

fnr lHrir CRoq Is ,tttNois.- The
ifeopott journal, Of the Ri uhmo, saws.
:" 30 Hu.t crop go this STATE never looked
more promising thAa 10 present There l.
every reason To helieye that there vil be
toe largest crop Of apples that has bc,a
seen IN Illinois IN many years Such ave
the accounts from AN sections Of Che State.