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CLASS VII.


Glass VIII
paper 10 by DC inches weigh
y-eighl pounds ream
No 23 100 is by rs inches, weigh
u-six pounds per ream.
u four pounds per
$40 wring paper is by s inches, weigh
ty-two pounds pr ream
No o. 400 writing paper, ~ by 10 inches weigh
twelve pounds ream.
papers designated classes
from aduranpn aud finished in the best
standard z of the kinds and of such weights
required by this Office thase in class are 10 be whe ad Of
the sizes and weights specified in ihe schedule
The right reserved Of ordering greater less quantity of each
and kind contracted for such times and such quantities
a 8 the public service require
will be considered separately and be subject
bu bidders offer of the classes
proposa and the privilege reserved of requiring
bidder who than cinss assigned him ake
such classes, or forfeit his right any class.
less than quire OF each kind of bid
but sample for each kind each bid and
paper proposed schedu and In the first
designated The snps will no. be consdered
All proposals and samples must be transmitted to this office Tree OF
postage or other expense
Each PROPOSE must be signed by individual dm making IT,
Lima % 90e s % @ as Oana @
All the u the several be delivered such place
free all every extra charge subject The
specuon weight and OF the Superintendent
Bank proposals Will be furnished this Office persons
applying for and will be taken into consideration unless
opds approssd secueS required supuiy-
ing Of inferior article The classes failure supply
The quantity required ~ any ue will be considered violation OF
Each required furnish his proposals satisfactory
nied by evidence will be rejected
10 O'Clock m, at The ofhce OF the Superintendent
Printing spi he United sn,e Ishnscn and DS end ed
Proposals for supplying Paper"
Superintendent OF the Public Printing.
Oct l-2lw9w Intel, Star, 2twswl
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AIexandria -Academy, AIexandria, Yirginia.

UNHE 18th
Monday September &C. The study includes
English branches the and modern languages
and science
This institution affords advantages which highly
the attention Of guardians eHchers
composed Of gentlemen devoted their
Of apparaiusphosophopl chemical, nsonomica
Of the buildings giving such accommodations
students need the opportunity all times OF aemousnn
ucay such principles admit or
here sound, thorough and practical education.
Tems Board and uon, $50 session payable quarterly,
in advance,
Circulars may be obtained by applying
r. l.. BRoCRETr,
Aug l2-eod2mo Principal.
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10 OUR EUBsCRIBERs.

The Of person viii upon tOoks uues
hG paS munt Ofthe subscription be IN as0neU,
Distant subscribers may money BY letter. pOsaIa
p which viii be paid BY and all risk assumed
safe transmission,
The COUNTRY Pa EE Il bHh, ri.weekly during
Congress, and semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions for period less than year win be received
terms propoIliORed 10 the above annual rates.
ny-PosTMAsTERs authorized aEenIs aud
by sending US yryE DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed OF
EyE WEEKLY subscribers with e5 enclosed be
titled a copy Eratis
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mo. 567I
Notice

Of sOitAdra0al Of lands ia A.s..pi Alabaa and LOS'i-
land The STATE Of Mississippi aid in the
Of ee'en railroads 10 sa state neadna me portions
and Louisiana, instructions have This day been given The local
location ordered Telegraph the 9 ns,an and the Alabama
srrbed lands il he respective districts as probably falling within
prescribed limits Of selection unit, otherwise directed 70 wi,'
In MISSISSIPPI
Once at JACKSON;
NORTH of tLe CAoetaS 6ase line and aeTtdiaa
Townships i, >, o s. aud 9, Of range Q.
East Of Pearl r,per
Townships . and 10, of ranges II, ls, 10, %, and 81.
oiiee at AuotsrAt
NORTH and Of the CAoetau line and meridian.
To~nsnps J. "S ), {, and T Of ranges. to 49, inclusive
Township 7, of range 49,
of north Of .as 3ls deg Of latitude
Townships a4 TO- ranges IL, ls, Ia
Sw":sss TSw":sss ...s q e ssa"se'
Tswa:SSs Tswa:HPs sss sPs g. tsnss g.
East of P'@t rDe' and south Of the a deg Of latitude.
r"washSs snd ss ar dSa lS T. 10 and II,
TSsa:SS: xs:SS s'fs c saass s
Townships 0, 7,s, 8, of range II.
Township 6, Of range l8.
Office CoLuMBus;
North an Of the choeta'U base hne and meridian
townships 0, O H. a 49, H. and 10, of ranges d a 6, ~
lS and 10.
township 8, Off ranges S. 6, So TO- II, i2 and 49,
In ALABAMA.
Office AT ST. STEPHENS:
South of the 3ia deg. Of latitude and of the meridian.
Townships s, g, and I, of ranges |, ., 3, and H.
tx LOUISIANA
Office GREEKsBuRG:
Of the Of The principal meraian.
Townships 7, g, and 9, of range 10,
Townships 2, 8, g. and 10, OF ranges IA and Is.
Townships s, 0, and TO- of range l6
Office ut New ORLEANS:
East Of the Mississippi rirer,
Townships u, la, and i3, OF range ~ sas,
Townships TO- IL IL, 3D. ranges l3 and IA east
Townships 10, ii, aud l2, Of range Is csst.
Given hand, Land Office a The city or
Washington, thia 18Th day Of August, 1876
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner.
Aug lb-lawtwt Intel. O. Star,l
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wilIards' Hotel.
j. g. n n. A. WILLARD,
Psnnsylpania aUsnus and Fourteenth street,
Washington, d. q.

IhRPETIsG We would particularly invite the attention ri
persons wishing furnish handsomely 70 our and
beautiful styles nf Engh velvet tapestry and isaes
carprng, exhibiting apartment, second
hd hoors. unuua attention 10 the selection o
their tity
ing designs very moderate prices, viii
favornby closest buyers them the
nf gning North 70 make their purchases.
we have great variety of tapestry,
ply, double npran earpeunE
from BE- aold
pnu.ualy cheap. BARNES MITCHELL,
On The Avenu-, between sth ard 9th streets.
Sep la-eo.r3w
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned ae Of guaranor of name the to@ and
the Stats) AID tname Of second guar antoT' &c
hereby take that abovenamed name the bidder or bid
hel offer above be accepted enter nio con-
act with Uned days after the date oil
c through pos Office, acceptance ofhis Tor the offers
before mentioned.
Witness, Signature of suaTdnfors.]
certify thai the guaanors)
good responsible In this case
[Sigaatura.J
signed judge district attorney collector
agent responsible.
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IHE Kentucky Military Institute, directed ny

fNHE Kentucky Military Institute, directed by n
board Of visers appointed BY the state under supen
tendeuce OF Cot r. W. MORGAN Distinguished graduate
West Point and practical engineer aided by able faculty
study that taught colleges
addition Of nded In mathematics,
practical engineering and mining geology English
historical readings book keeping and business orms and mod
c. languages.
The nineteenth session opens the Monday
september sh Sepember) 1885, charge SlO2
session, payable In advance,
The extension of the buildings will make this
additional Students who past ssay
Applications be befne 18th October
authorized the Hon. War Of
Treasury,
Address the military
ty kentucky" or the undersigned.
r. DUDLEY,
Aug l6-eodD acpil5lhOc. President OF The Board
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THE College of ~. James, Maryland Embracing the
collegiate COMMERCIAL and preparatory departments has
year. first October the Of August
whole charge for board uiton Ae hundred and
dny dollars No entrance fee.
students admitted Of tho application
JOHN II, kERFOO Rector. &C.,
July l-lawan Co'iege 81 James, y. o., Maryland
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Proposals for furnishing the Paper for the Pub
lie Printing.

oEuoE suPERETKEDEsT PuBLIo PRIKTIsG
Washington, October /, leoo
IN pursuance provisions Of Act provide for
cutting the public printing approved August 20 e52 sealed
rsi Monday day December twelve O'Clock Tor
furnishing he required for tie public printing ioi
ho The s day Of December 1885, aud enang
the lsi day OF December, 1857 ., .. -
subjoined specifics, nearly be ascenned, the
quantity quality, and description Of each kind OF that viii be
requredi
10000 printing paper uucaiended "a by
y inches. and 10 weigh forty 1--WE pounds to the feam !"
CLASS II.
1900 hne printing paper caendered, measure "a by
% inchsB and 10 weigh ffy six pounds 10 the Eeam o
AeD sheets.
5000 superfne sized and ealended printing paper
measure "a by 50 inches and oweigh htytwo pounds
the reum Of 4s0 Sheets
CLAssIV
measure 81 by 81 inches, and weigh fory-eigh
pounds 10 the reau OF i5o SHE els
CLAss ".
luporne sized caendered paper of sucl
bo rraulrad corresponding in weight will
measuring 10 by "a inches, weighing
pounds per Of 4sO sheets.
CLAss vi.
be requred 10 by "a inches, aud Of such weigh
per may be required.
The each of linen
and cotton, all adulterai"n mineral sub
whteness, and qurcs twenyfou
sheets each bundles of each
4SO sheets Uniformity 'hckness and weigh
under five em the standard weigh will be
ceved will in all required. Mixing
hicknesses bundle make the weigh
will be considered a violation of the contract.
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Episcopal High school Of virginia,

Episcopal High school Of Virginia,
A Ho,card TIE Hesh three miles Of .aieranaria.
Rev JOHN P. MCGUIRE, Rector,
THE next session win commence Wednesday, 10th Sep
i tcu,ber,
Terms s9o5 board the regular Modorr
languages, music, and Dr., wing charges
other diocese Rev
Dr Jonna Baltimore of Washington, and
Rev Nj Seymour, of Frederick city, Maryland.
sc.
sen In those who request Them, -
John r, Mcclure Theological Seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia.
lowl IN, July n, 1885.
I5-lawsw
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Proposals for Rations for 1857.

QuARTERhAsTER's oTrcE, Nj CoRPs,
Washington, Oct. lO 1856.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this of
un Monday the IOh day OF November neSf nj ~ O'CLOCK
furnishing United States Marine Curps al
the following stations, for The year 1851, viz;
ChaIlestown, Massaci iusetE
Portsmouth, New tiamy shrs
Brook yn, Long Island New York
Philadelphia, Penn y,vania
Go.poft, Norfolk, Virginia
Warrington, FLORIDA and
Washington city, Dislrict Of Columbia.
Each ration consist pound quarter
quarters pound pork, eighteen
bread made of supene hOur superhne -four the
government, pounds COED
pounds of the best New Orleans sugar. eight Qas Of bes
white four Of vinegar quarts salt four pounds
hard brown aud half Cudd Of good
dipp,d IaIlnw candies 10 one hundred rauons
The shall delv, red order o the command
and the
pork prime pork, and groceries &c
best Quality kinds named All subject 10 iusprcton,
No bid will be entertained uoless accompanied by the
this office, certified 10 by Ufhca
potson endorsed Proposals for 1851
the uaftemastcr oC the Marine CuTps, Washington
u.t,
GEO 7. LINDSAY,
Major and Quauc cmastsT
- NailouaI AID Evening ar Washington, D.
r Concord, GaZtte, PoFmoulh, New Hampshire 20.
tines, Mass Eage brooklyn, aud Daily News Ne"
aud Penny IvanHn, PHILADELPHIA PENN Argus an
ter Mobile Ala will publish the above three times week unit
and send bills accompahi by cop
OF This advertisement, this Office for payment
Oct eodtOthNov
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day School,

Screen Butidags, No, I3s Pennsylvania apenue, Hahins~
WILL opsn September Circulars sntna particulars and
w containing highest temonials, pnc
pal bookstores I'D a her residence.
The Right A0uEo Potter D. D., LID.
The Right Rev, George w. Doann q. ID LII. d
The Right Rev. William T. Nottingham, d. ID LII H.
Prof Joseph Heury III d. Secretary Of Smithsonian nsuir
Washington, ID. &.
Prof Dallas B:chO Superintendent Of the United Coast
Lieut. NJ F. dauy, liz D., United States navy National Ob
scrvntoy,
General John Mason, Washington, D q.
Cn Cooper Adutln General United States army Wash
ingtob, n. c.
William w. Corcoran, e,q., Washington, d. &,
James 8. Mechan, esq, Librarian to Congress.
Hoh. james Campbell, Postmaster Gnnernl.
Hon Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice OF Supreme Court OF reHns
yania
on G. w. woodward Associate Judge Supreme
Pennsylvania.
Hon. George Vail, VI. c. from New Jersey.
Hon Robert j. Walker, Washington, ID. q,
lion Charles Faulkner ~. O. rum Virginia.
"n lesron Davis, Secretary OF War, Washingon, D. c.
Aug 90-eod2m
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GEO. T. LINDSAY,
mo. 500 |
Notice
taJlishmeHt Of tpo additional Land Offices n
Territory Of AiHnesotd

Of The EstabhshHaeRt Of too additional Land Offices N ne
Territory Of Minnesota,
pursuance Of Congress, approved July 6, euu-
ued An estbi additional land districts 10 the Ter
rory Minnesota embracing NIL that portion Of the Territory
dividing townships IS and &C. north o
isssspp md north the
ship hereafter by the Commissioner
the General Land oce Of SAID ver extending thence west
districts called the nofihAftern
nohwe-tenn dc which districts DIVIDED by the
line eighteen aud nnete west hereby de-
land Offices for said dsrc
Sbshed fnlows That for the norfheaTn DIS
BuCHAEAS" Lake supennT and that for
Of OJIBwAY" the Missssipp
nvsT mouth Of Mudd river.
under hand the OF Washington this third cay Of
October, A. u. Ie56.
BY order Of the President:
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Oct 4-lHw6wt Int. Star
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xAHRaNT.-Notice hereby given that land warrant
6l issued tn November, 1885, James Cadw Ell, for
undersigned, which has never come 70
Of the TIL LUMfklN.
Auausr 5, 1856 - Attorney.
Aus 7-fawew JAMES CALDWELL.
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Lost Land warrant!

DUBLC notice Is hereby given that, after the expiration
weeks from the date, application win be
Commo Of the Pension Onice Washington city,
picae land IN lieu Of the
26h of May, 1885, No. % 7G for 80
the miHion the mail between Washington
vile, Illinois, during e last Of May the epau of
Of Tune last and never has been received by the d Lac
washington city, Augustus, 1885, by Richard NJ
RENE m. IAgROlN.
Aug R-law6w
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DuIsTING-pRkss for sale, cheap for cash--A double
cylinder Hoes printing in good running order being
which the Washington Union now
printed, Apply NJ this Office.
May is-dnf
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Professional Nosice.

CONWAY ROBINSON, ~ Richmond Virginia, pracses Rich
mnnd The o appeals and United sstes courts, and
Washington city In fhs Supreme Court .r...-.
Letters him viii ne directed 70 Richmond, Virginia
sept to-iawGw
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CAHD.-In consequence partners
the firm Of n " Loudou Co.. merchant taors o this city,
business viii be closed and MI indebted the
respectfully
The undersigned
and best OF merchandise npp-ranng
business sse including the bes, quality Of military articles
They respectfully thank
liberal received and
happy have pleasure OF the n the
III y. LOUDON CO..
Aug o0-eom Merchant Taiors, under Browns Hotel
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Law Parfnership.
n T. WALKER.
l.. JANIN.

r. j, WALKER, l., JANIN.
DoBERT J. WALKER LOUIS IANIN Have formed a paris
III neruhp and trial Of
United States and In the Cour Of Claims Aaaes
washington City, ID. q. Jan 9-eodnif
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A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIS OWN LIFE iNsU-
IL RANCEIn the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company we
insure person' DEATH II he survive to be siHy II IL
paid o himself. This worthy the attention " all.
who wish the dividends Of the
should their applications dated soon.
approaches for hTs, those desiring protection viii
please bear mind that Offer them good companies with large
capitals and pay losses promptly,
j q. LEWIS. Superintendent,
Sept q7-eod5 OfBce ON Uh street, below Gen. r. O.
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y y. STEER, Merchant Taller. No. ass seventh 81,
notifies his patrons and the pnbic
from the New York and Philadelphia markets
stock OF coihs cassmale vesnas Hhi stocks ties
sitry &c, thai he has offered
Ftom his ncquHiaance with patrons
demands Of The Washington pue and the
IN the selection Of his goods he confidently believes he
pared them than he elici ear
examination of his and by the pnb al,
who call that he takes pleasure in showing goods
Especial attention u invited the of which
Heved 20 he o e best description made in this country
Sep ta-2aw3wif
DREAD to my Children. ny Mrs Ellen Ke, Blunt ptirs
I'D so cents .#a .... ..... .## ~. ~ .s
ne Rows Review fot October.
Oe1a FRANCK TAYLOR,
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United states Mail.
Posr OFFICE DRpARrMENr,
FLORIDA.

Posr oFFIoE DEPARTMENT,
October II, 1856.
DR0POsAL5 carrying mails the United States from III,
Januay, 1857 June, following
State OF FLoRDA in the and herein sprened
be received Office Ufcs Depart
msn city Washington, until 5, the 24h OF No
vember, 1856, 10 be decided on the next day
Jacksonville, by BaIber and Newbufgh, Alligator
70 miles aud back, twice week, fouhorse coaches
Leave Jacksonville Sunday and Wedn' sday al pmi
ATnve at Alligator next days by pm.j
Leave alligator Monday and Thursday AT Z M;
Arrive al Jacksonville next days by 3 a m.
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NOTE

Proposals guaranteed by responsible persons ee
ned such postmaster Judge of court OF record
be entered into by the succesl bidder with surety
before the tst January, 1857.
No win be performed and for each OF such
omissions satisfactorily explained three tes the OF the trip
be deducted For arrivals lar behind time as to break con
depending mails, and suicenty excused,
for the subject forfeiture.
be imposed delinquency be promptly end
sfacory explained negleeting mail from
post onie1 for suffering II TO be injured, Destroyed robbed
reusiug aiter demand 10 the mail
concerned running
hces The Postmaster General annul the
repeated failures agreeaby TO contract for dis
obeyng the Office laws instructions Of the department
alter he schedule. He also order
allowing therefor rata
the lie also curta discontinue the service
part pro rata decrease of allowing
months the amount of service dispensed
Bids ehoud be addressed the Second Assistant Post
General supescrbed Proposals for No. $685. Florida
For further particulars pamphlet for conveying
Virginia, Georgia. Florida, &C. of 1855 and 1856
JANE CAMPBELL,
Oct ll-law4wt Postmaster General
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Duyau a. Bro. Merchant TaiIors

DuvaiI g. Bro, Merchant TaiIors,
ARE receiving goods Of
"A and importaions rom New York
They have fall and wincT styles.
and czens generally invited TO call early and
selections
DUVALL 4 BRO Penn. avenue,
Betveeu -Four. and-a half and SIKH streets,
septQO QO-todQwin
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EtHsT PREMIUM PIANOs.-1ust received at NY piano
4gs Eleventh above Pennsyana avenue three
psnad piano. of TX and 5k from the factory Of Stein
Sous New York psnos ohiain the fret
the last Metropolitan Fair and the American Institute Hav
the In the District o Co
lunba public pcuy inved 10 call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere They not surpassed by
pianos made In this country IN Europe,
oo band large stock Of other and secondhand
moderate and
For good workmanship and all pianos purchased
will be kopt In tune year without extra charge.
g-eOdAs y, q, REICUENHAClI,
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Dy ORDER of the Navy Agent there with he I'D
ID at occk ., the 25th dny
Tn ted Navyyad, Washington from
ten may copper scale analyses of
Of which 81 ao - 40 o metallic
lime previous 20 the day ~ sale
upon application the Navyynrd Terms Of sale cash
Also,
90 ~ tin seaes, with weights
] sc of wooden scales.
s.ptm-ls-tv A. GREENLEAF, Navy Agent
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Tickets S20-halves Sl0-quarters S5-eghths Sc so.
Certificates packages OF Is whole tickets S270 90
25 half do l35 90
Do do 2o quarter do 81 so
no do eighth do
certificates Of in the
prompt attention. and
drawing will be immediately after is
10 who order from
Address r. J. BUCkEf, Agent,
Sep IL Wilmington, Delaware
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eREEsLEAF, Navy Assp',
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-14

less than one hundred nor more than five
hundred dollars.
SECT. II. If any person PRINT,
WRITE, INTRODUCE INTO, PUB.
LISH OR CIRCULATE, or cause to be
brought into. printed, wrinen, published
or circulated. or shall knowingly AID or
ASSIST in bringing into, PRINTING, PUB
LISTING OR CIRCULATING, within this Ter
ritory, any book, paper, pamphlet, maga-
zine. handblll, or circular, containing any
STATEMENT, ARGUMENT, OPIN-
ION, SENTIMENT, DOCTRINE, AD-
VICE OR INUENDO calculated to pro-
duce DISAFFECTION among the
SLAVES in this Territory, or TO induce
such slaves to escape from the service of
their masters, or resist their authority,
HE SHALL BE GUILTY OF FELO-
NY, AND BE PUNISHED BY4MM-
PRISONMENT AT HARD LABOR
FOR A TERM NOT LESS THAN FIVE
YEARS.
SECT. r. IF ANY PERSON, BY
SPEAKING OR WRITING, ASSERT
OR MAINTAIN THAT PERSONS
HAVE NOT THE RIGHT TO HOLD
SLAVES IN THIS TERRITORY, or
shall introduce into this Territory,
PRINT, PUBLISH, WRITE, CIRCU-
LATE, OR CAUSE TO BE WRITTEN,
PRINTED, PUBLISHED OR CIRCU-
LATED IN THIS TERRITORY, ANY
BOOK, PAPER, MAGAZINE, PAMPHLET OR
CIRCULAR. CONTAINING ANY DE-
NAL OF THE RIGHT OF SUCH
PERSONS TO HOLD SLAVES IN
THIS TERRITORY, such person shall
be deemed GUILTY OF FELONY,
AND PUNISHED BY IMPRISON-
MENT AT HARD LABOR FOR A
TERM NOT LESS THAN TWO
YEARS.
SECT. 13. No person who is conscien-
tiously opposed to HOLDING SLAVES,
OR WHO DOES NOT ADMIT THE
RIGHT TO HOLD SLAVES IN THIS
TERRITORY, SHALL SIT AS A JU-
ROR on the trial of any prosecution for
the violation of any Of the sections of this
act.
This act to take effect and be in force
from and after the 5th day Of Septem.
ber, A. D. 1855.
Signed, J. H. Stringfellow, Speaker O
the House Attest, J. M. Lyle, Clerk
Thomas Johnson, President of the Coun
Gil /, Attest, J. A. Halderman, Clerk.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-14
The "LawsD of Kansas.

We give below a portion of the laa0s
enacted by the Border Ruffian Legisla-
ture of Kansas, which the Black Democ-
racy sustain and which Pierce has pledged
all the means at his command to execute.
1t is for refusing to obey these laws that
the Free State men in Kansas are hunted
down as rebels and outlaws, and that
their leaders are now imprisoned await
ing their trial for treason. We ask the
people of Wyandot county to read these
laws, and answer at the ballot box in
November whether such heathenish and
devilish enactments ought to be obeyed
by anybody in republican country?-
A man born and reared amid the nstitu
tions of freedom, who would obey sucl
accursed laws, or counsel others to obey
them, deserves to be kicked neck anc
heels out of a country which gave birth
to Washington, Patrick Henry, ant
their compatriots.
Remember, freemen of Wyandot, tha
a vote for Buchanan is vote to force this
Infamous code upon the people Of Kansas
for Buchanan pledges himself to the poll
cy of Pierce. a.
Remember, too, that by voting fol
Fremont, you vote to rebuke the impu
dent impostors who made these laws, and
to protect the freemen of KaLsas from
their ourages.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-08-14

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. Samuel
Galloway has been re e-nominated for Con.
gress in the Columbus district, without the
formality Of a convention. His competi
tor is S. S. Cox, generally known as San
Set Cox.
Lewis D. Campbell has also been unani
mously nominated for reelection. Also,
Jonas R. Emrie and Richard Mott.
We presume most of the Republican
members will be re-nominated. One OF
two, whose back bones are not quite stiff
enough, will doubtless be counted out.