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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19

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ifSRpuRl dido AI.P COMMISSION
Ut bAfEREHANGSi6 100 SbeJfi sEfesgs eowiyf
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-19
Salt.

IN SACKS Ground Alum Salt Tor Sale at
)OJ $3.50 o sack, by JOHN IRWIN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09
TRUE To HIS SACRED CALLING.

Some Of the students in Dartmouth College lately formed
Fremont Club and invited President Lord to attend
Of their meetings He declined, and Professor Parker
Cambridge communicates 10 the Boston Atlas the
given by him for doing So We make the following extract
from bis letter:
Besides told them bad been minister Of the Gospel
Tor forty years aud had yet dssec~atsd my ecs by
ion'sg political club Of any knd msddting NTH polite.
"a any shape, and should not be tempted rotot, ne
honor ~y Prsf'ion. Ny talk had very good effect and
Va. thought BY the faculty and the students 10 have beer
far nors nefn than had mounted scocksde shoudsred
rise"
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Alexandria boarding school.

b. id"s she rdnsry IRAN ~
nm Euv LauD, french, and rpab
ans az branches ~ natural rcir'
e.myIere thoroug maizena, fe,, pure an
mix d. supp ted wih good library 'Hgr CO
geological specimens ana ext nsiVe pm
pniea snnlca tus az act ncnl oseIsaony WI
GOOD tel ut ouoaicai clock, Tsough
TOMS ,ugica Muse vaioy, chem cal lapp al
the ais of minrra soils, &C ana ever
AGILITY Sfnrdeo Tor he advancement OF The students IN '
different q. apartments OF STUDY g .. Lii. IN. . #.E
The number Of ld about MY and in order
precision which ~ tn various rndr
from the want Il u.re.sa assl-'aner
fur teach rs nre" OF wh" are gadses
Vale College ana fany the ib'
rtude. their per.ouai and only g tn hou'
.pecay study all .r when n1ed-d b.
sdss Of modern aud The teacher
drawing.
omy xrocgy vegetable PSYCHOLOGY and sxucuursl chemistry IL
siiver o all students during each term.
Circulars conaring further Information be drained by
dressing BENJAMIN Haloweii 4 5ons, lrIsn.rs Virginia
e BRSJsNIN HtLLOWELL.
N 20 HkLLnWE L.,
Aug 9-eo6tcpt FRANCIS ~iLLER
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LOG l. N y w y.

Ts,vrt rpos wAsnseros THE wrsr.--It was our in
tniion 70 have drec.d the attention. OF leaders 10 the
superior advantages Of the Baltimore and OHIO railroad
over all ohtr routes from Washington TO the West but
the ~ho. plainly and conclusivey represented
BY our neghbors Of the nt,,igeae that gladly give
place to their remarks. The Idsttgener says;
ave are requested say In reply to inquiries 10 refer
ence 70 the routes of travel from this metropolis to the
great West that the presenting the most nnrdats
and papae advantages Is that which begins ut be fo
of Capitol ITSELF and extends It's iron arm direct TO the
Ohio river without break joint This Is the Baltimore
Ohio railroad wbo-e agent here furnishes The travel
Ter with bis thronghcket 10 almost every city and town
west OF the Aeganes and who checks bis bgesge mo
small advantage) Cincinnati Indianapolis, and
ST. Louis IN. historical aud natural scenery that env-
rons this great rail way adds materially to its other at
fractions hat the bound traveller who has
yet behed its interesting features has much yet In store
for him.
aThe Ohio river between Cincinnati and Louisville and
below said to be again navigsbIe TO the passenger
Sbould this not be the case however the rail-
road Of this extended and
rsmhed thai there is scarcely any place OF Importance In
the great West tba, II does not reach BY the most direct
and the most speedy transit" m
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GOV. wlLLAaDs OPINION OF rnE PROSPECTS IN

The democratic candidate or governor Ia Indiana pub
fishes list OF appointments In the Indianapolis Sentinel
and concludes with the following:
" In counexon with this Of making appointments,
will avail myself OF the opportunity Of replying TO the ALE
cation made by certain members Of the opposition that had
expressed the opinion that Indiana would cast her vote
against the democratic State and aaonal tickets
expressed such opinion publicly privately, TO friend
foe but the contrary have said 60 all and every
where there doubt of thu result aud that Indiana
would give large majority both in October and November
for the democratic nominees. My opinion not changed
visited counties than any candidate OF either party
and the national Of Indiana that majority Of
her citizens determined that she ha be heard declaring
herself constitution and the Union and the democratic
State and national nominees. .H".#.. H# ...##..#
And, in addition, in my judgment, eight congressional
districts will certainly elect democI attic
Congress- and ul of hope that the doubt
a distriols will do likewise. . A. r WILLARD"
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o + FIG IA l..

G. CrSH'NG.
Attorney O. neral.
Aug s-dst

t.... ..e. .s.ar. susie TREAsuKI DrraRTgEsT,
aaHE #..# Way %, re'S
NOTICE hereby gven hod"rs The stock ssu'r
40 20 the 20. 81 Cptpos. July, s4G stack 70
e,drr uh ot >ovtnhe ~ II when
Interest thrren wi cears
TN. dpa ~i hHss sueb 'ncE P osNo
duy mpuon, vii pay thsrer the toll ~ premium" ~
addition u The inerssi day Win rh6
dty's The money reach ih' vndt -
on such ,tock Treasury between the ltdy NJ
iune and the July Incavs hafo per cent 90
the amounts syeeihed In the csrthcstssi
on suen stock received and 5 days Augur
fourth Of one pr cent
And on such oek The Jls hpEur the inter
accrued hereon days additional interest oRy, ~ DO
paid
Certificates transmitted under this ntcr must be
duly assigned United b. the party enuurd a. c'se
the purchase money prior let July the cur
r.a sssignsd ~ the rfsH suck
hoder Otherwise "a, abe hsrr'nhe
And holder other siocks ~ the uned
department will pufrharr tn samr oWeth 10 s
dy day 81 D.esmno unrts the sn "
g. 5UOoon " previously Wi pay for ~ 'Hme
IN addrun 10 dsy Hs d. 10 10
DAY fnI y ." reach
vendor, III oio~n rites ~ pt'mutni
o. ofm han ~ ,ri2, lsenuu, ~ ~ rrt erft
un ocs II ls4s ie4s, 70 cent
AID as j rrIvU lr!s
u.niy GATED trJnidty pf~nup1 g. ~
C-rfn are. under IN, shUud aus assRHrd
% the rttnith = rcrtFe TIE ur'1 ia"a
sent previous a. Jay hat y'a ""tet -
pfrsvul stUChhud pht~i thf interest
r the nalf yat 10 Day p,yseie ri"fr
h. -. ant treusure Ro.,ou, Ne Ns, rradrpht' az
the parties euuurd to receive MOTE, d,reyi.
JAM GIfIHHtE
NAV Sa-d,0I9Nov Secretary tn Treasury.
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DoSELsoN ON FILLMORE.

The friends Of Mr. Fillmore will oe interested in study
ing the following "sood sayings Of Major Doneson, which
find collected together by the Nashville Union: g.
ala 1850 Messrs Cass buchanan Douglas Foote and
pt er leading OF the democratic party supposed tina
hey had he sane lou OF he wing party 10 Conpromls,
Wnlc final dusment Of the slavery gust o. nno
the Obligation ex,cute The iugi slave law iii
eached right OF the Uui ed States, any territory
herraJer 10 be qmrsd The Unt,d Staes. la sss hat
year. however the Psesldept VI tue Compromise lFI.
lorc) ,ouud poogizyg 10 HE botitonisfs and soiei
Issuytng them d thar coasctnees ought not 10 DC ds
iurbed because Sdps srror hereafter DC ddneG
into the Un,oa"-A.J Donaldson.
III Mr. Sumner of Massachusetts were in the presiden-
a chair be could not do less than Mr. Fillmore has done
j execute the lava. j. Donelson.
"The Executive (Filmorv allowed the friends Of Viii
liam H. Seward retain The bulk Of federal patronage"
sa4.eat.z .. .a y, A. J. Doneison
1t 10 known readers that Gov Johnston OF Penn
sylvania thorough ant-slavery lie 10 much be
led by abolitionis If he is rbd abolitionis
and in favor OF reptal Well-substanated
hat Gov succeeded by threat Of desertlon from th
in Penas lvania in forcing the President
tFilmore) 10 sustain Gov Us friends who are all in
enrs Mr.. Sewards friends. Oh tine wckedness of th.
sorld."-A. j. Donstson . r... -
awe undertake affirm that there is substantial DIFF
ference between the opinions OF President Fillmore and the
Johnston the subject of the Compromise
contains provisions which rcpealable by Con-
sress."A. j Donetson.
- ~iven to northern fanaticism by the Fill
more) admin tration and ils ~. j" do, more 10
he ALBANY coalition hns dona and 49,. ~ t,s
streng hen The cause of secession than thousand
could dol We prefer strike the guilty parties
AT the aggresor rather than him who resiSts aggression
100 tar."--A j. Donaldson u... u...-.s.a.-..
Thy (Gaiphinis,n, Gardinerism, Chrisiana murders
md Cuba proeomaons) come nspabty out Of the pres
chi oryan,sdtion Of whiygsry AS vERMiN Do FROM THE
lateral BOD, MEN IN COURSE OF DECOM-
POSITION "--A.J Donaldson Ns#. .a# e r*#
Have We any guarantee from this that hs
(Mr Flmore) viii execute the laws than Mr. Seward
Wade, honest John Davis OF Massachusetts, would
give IT placed in the presidency pa. j. Donelson.
"The President (Fmore) forgettul OF his high posi-
ion and onerous duties, has descended into the
Ticd hs official influence and patronage support Of the
schemes Of WIN II. SEWARD AND THURLOW WEED
n j. Doneison.
President Fillmore issued bis (Guba) proclamation
drawn in terms entirely unguarded and indeiensibe,
bat toncha 1.-THE Cuban captains eneral himself hal
p-uned IT, it could answered his purpoe better
s.# .
"The truth is government has acted meany in this
business and acts sbsurdy in the hope OF covering
up its meanness."-A j. Donaldson.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09
CONGNEss-sATURDAY.

SExATE--Mr Pearce introduced joint resolution an
thorzug Alexander d. Bache to accept medal presented
to him by the King OF Sweden which read three
times by unanimous consent aud passed The Senae pro
oeeaed in accordance with previous resolution to ths
eff o 10 the ,onsids of executive bnsiness and 81
O'clock tue doors reopened and political speeehts
were made by Messrs Thomson of New Jersey, Jones "
until the hour Of Adjournment I#
HOUSE OF RgpaEsEsrAryts--A very large amount
pubic business was Disposed Of to-day resolution WI
ado lied rqu-siag the Posm General to make spec
nquiries ae view OF pr ven'inp deredatiohs upol
tn path aoea 1iens uansm I'D Dy mail the cay
Of was9u.y on. Mr. Faulkrer from the COMMITTEE o.
Mar, Affair ported bill tor the better organization
OF the arm which was read and X mmitted
The Indi n appropriation bill passed The Committee OF
the Whole, and reported TO the House. The House
ooncarred in all the nendmens made in committee
The civil appropriation bill having passed the Com
mtee OF the Whole under the operation OF the prevou
aa 1870, .-oreeded the amendments.
The amendment prohibiting the enp,.. !.
officers as superintendenta in the erection OF public buii'
ings was adop'ed. The amendments appropra,ing S75
600 Tor agricultural purposes aud $4,000 for ornanenn
the Capitol with works of art, we're likewise adopted
The bl a. amended read third time and passed.
The Post Office appropriation bill further considered
in Comni,,ee Of the Whole until seven o'clock this eve
ming, when a recess was taken.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09
A wRETCHED CHEAT.

In Mr. Buchanans letter responsive to the union Of The
Syracuse democratic the abolition papers ssys
the New Haven Register) have interpolated the wor
southern where he says Hhe who country will hail THE
reunion as a rainbow in the cloud" Between the word
whole and country" they insert the word southern
give the letter sectional Interpolation II there eau
anything than such oct IT has yet 70 be ilu.
traed In the miserable tactics which govern the Opposition
in this campaign Such things are beneath the couhte
nance OF honorable men.
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..s-...... Lila - ATloKsEr GKEEE,Ls CTucE,
4 Hpn = 'S'
30 claim. Ia 'ee sials o. esan" pas 2, c"psress NNeh
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h rSa, ,or ne M po.s = asee.,aus srd ,'s u, r ~.
s'u'a % 'o'' a''o - d ''' ''' ''"H
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oud prs.eui lhr san III nnsIo.rr. a. aUju au a.
y. ssen .uen eiainaa, ana the U,,.iFd r,stT.
ih1i 80 Az eases Of e iee -" OF g "n'm nh Of any Furh
r \, "a So ~" "s's should ~ 'esa' ~ nF pa
nsaaDg dt,trc eour, ,fue uerto ga - Ite g. a.
IhNl"eN tvdones ig be addaced ON sueh d. Aibg brofe
Taas., tl,i. a.. : ,,n, - .,,,s !. t, on.h,
- 9 pmrs"taarr 81 ans ydset ! tb u. ,'str y
out ualds CLAIMS 10 WIN Il - hl - a.
% en-, lhe s.id ealAm"s'o'r,s ecu be -, % h,d
n,asttd a. p"' :" W. pun g tohi"' :" ~ y h'd Hnr'
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80, "a ~ apf's q y ~, W ~ w ~ y o - "n
Sv NV ,ee, ,.tsap 4 WIND 80 ,uf u n .s" =, NJ
rfe ecu Of M l""s Atr rht'ultay 80 W. : mt
u Z, ,'s,,ap, y Y h ns .y p't 4" T., "
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Tns hu DEGREES rendered b. he 70 COZ r.,
the disuit sutdsme D"ua "l tue Uied nee % at
" ~ I" eaiH IN, hnur !" sne ftcitrt, l"n'a p e"h
y, 'ssrn na uMu = ~ aa 'ooh e"i" y ""s' a"A
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Ana derisior IL IL ud h heiI c,tih
ps E+pard = IN p G" dIna I'D dee y y, u = y ldpta
ps to o. o. with III s,srR thp pep astet "a tne5
he dma r4nscps q III ahn efe,s,
70 taeo 40 nn appeh f the party aaaiHS hon t fpn
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sh b III. au y 10 die n ice vii thr cis,k a,e,ad vi, ~
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he "pp ~ =" y y Wu'u 70 nS"' s'"'
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"i"""'h " psT n 'a"r ~ 'hr ~'a'' '"s"
NOR esp avh c"etfhs we 'Mc dup inns 4 tht VIC
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IN e. m ss an To- Tor haitn sr f"r"d "F'n ana
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"et g 'trh
" y ?" ha"ef Ply me NOT was '1cfs'a" "i@ III "' me
d "tch 10 lew Ds o'"fe w "St'h' hehmr {" IL" ct"
ch'hsa MEN " o'"eAaise 90 hH aa eT' " 'he "h"h g use
'"' met year ho"fSrr ohp t"'i's "h'ehp's tAes""
"' ana ''eS a'u a"'q"a N "Ns :" e'h''Rt "Iee"
e' ihhaioh OF 'he sopt ehaihf mss. 81 "'"'Hre e
ua DC u" aehhle aeloh III any OF THESE eae' hS he hs
ar. s4#" .. .m.. s>..
"urhe M h'uPgyraf large hHn"r' o. "ahtfp 'ttNeH
" "u rx mutation 81 M was i" p" De WIN o." re-
to thr itrr SIS 81 the United s"S I" "e'"t !" W" leases
from pfnrFeung ape - To h""'J""g""n uni 'ah"4c
ytmes o. drcsion mua hV' b ca "'"im by 'h' "i@ "
o o'"s " we 1p'"' "" W. ,, - ~
fuf casr IT b. came to file n"icrs OF ap" !" In
with purp o. suhj|eha the ri"F Ia tue
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09
THE CONQUEST OF CALIFORNIA.--SENATO
THOMSON'S SPEECH. 4n ...

The assumption of Colonel Fremonts biographer, that
republican candidate for the presidency is entitled
the honor of being called the Conqaeror of California;
investigated and thoroughly reured to-day in of tn.
interesting speeches Of the session The reader wild
be pleased with the clear and historical
with which Senator Thomson exposes this gross als6c-
ton of the truth Of history He showed how the Secretary
of War imposed upou by the letters of Colonel Ben
and Colonel Fremont and induced concede honor.
the latter which he had real claim He showed
with overwhelming force the errors in Colonel Benous
Thirty Years" the subject and successfully vim
dicaed the title Of Commodore Stockton to the honors
which have been appropriated Colonel Fremont for po
icsl purposes The speech of Senator Thomson will be
found in paper. ..~
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" APPROPRIATIONS FOR THIS sUBJUGArros OF
KANSAS

The Providence Post thus fociby notices the sensess
gon about appropriations for the subjugaon OF Kan
assR ..#. "... #sM
The Journal talks about Appropriations for the suuss
on Of Kansas but knows very well that such spproprs
tons have been proposed The subugon Of Kansas the
enforcement OF Kansas laws By the United States forces
mentioned in the army appropriation bill, until s
friends mentioned 1t there and dollar asked for
needed any such result The whole sppro-
priaed in the army bill would be just req iired n
the troops Port Lesvenworth prohibited from
booking towards Topeka II would be they were left to
obey orders Of their commander n-obisf who
the laws II he requires the services Of every
soldier in the country How shameful Is it, then, repre-
sent that the House amendments the army bill
previso that money therein appropriated should be
applied 10 the laws that prohibit the freedom Of
speech Whist Imping party il must be which cannot
ret along without such misrepresentation r.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09
ANOTHER OLD-LINE WING SENATOR OUT FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JONES, OF TENNESSEE.

BUCHANAN.-SENATOR JONES, OF TENNESSEE
Senator Jones, of Tennessee delivered a magnificent
speech in the Senate to-day Without surrendeng any
his whg principles he declared his purpose support the
democratic nominees for President and Vice President
He takes this position the only of averting
the dangers which threaten the Union from sectional
ism. He examined at length the several platforms and the
candidates of the three parties and showed conclusively
that the position OF old-ne wing in the present
contest is with the democratic party Mr.. Jones made
triumphant vndcaion Of Mr. Buchanan from the chsrg.
Of having done injustice Mr. Clay in regard the charge
Of bargain and corruption His speech listened by
the Senate and crowded gallery with marked interest
and destined powerful Influence on the pub
lie mind.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09
AN LxTiSeUIsHER ON MAJOR DoYELsoy.

The orators and organs Of know.no hingism at th,
South have devoted most Of their energies of late
abuse of Mr. Buchanan of the false allegat
of bargain, intrigue aud corupuonp The home organ
Of Major Doneson has been conspicuous In this line Of
tack but tables turned The Louisville Cou-
rier, old Clay wig Journal puts forth the following
eringu sher; ~ Err aa..s.# #.#.H 81. ."aaa.a"
In the Nashville Union OF August 49, 1884, and copied
into the sshngton Globe Of August 81 sta full
snhentc the celebrated deoc attic meeting
held Nashville Tennessee during the 18th 10th day,
Of August tst4 From that document seeot the olor
ing extract
the meetny thu secupd day, bat in prog CO, til
discuss on, MAJ A. Do~e.pn, rho ~ hs char N u
obseHcs ~. pJ.aef announced the meeting that h.
had Just received Nj. BOYD inform ing him thai
accident In the overtutnug 81 carnage containing
hn amily 10 the morningn which, however, serioas
personal injury had been sustained would him ou
being present to address the meeting Major Dguesou
making this snnunciston, CALLED tbs ATE TION
or TaE NETTING TO THt tACf THAT MR BOYD
WAS tn. DISTINGUISHED kENIUCkIAN WHO III ID
CHARGED AID Proved UPos Ma CLAY,1N HI
PLACEIh CONGRESS-, the CHARGE OF ,BARGAlN,
TiAL ELECiioN ~ Lass, AND WHO HAD BEEN sUs
Tanned BY II s CuNsT TUENTs IN HIS C0UhSL
He, fHENhFOhE, PH0Po kb NINE CHEERS FOk
LINN BOYD AND rhE DbMoCRACY OF HIS Dis.
TklIT. . .
such facts the shove quotation furnishes require
comment They speak sufficiently significant terms.
Gan know nothing eGrontery again dare ask wing
to vote for who, before fifteen thousand people
sskrd thai three times three cheers be given for the
Who had charged and proved lbs. gsia, intrigue, .nd
corruption upon Henry Clsy-snd this late lsA
when pone.on the charge had years before bee
exposed and exploded Any vhig Who could vote 70
Dopeson, after this exposition deserves be compelled
live under nothing ,hrsdom the balance Of bis days"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09
SENATOR TOONBS.

10 the hasty ritten notice, which appeared In this
rnings issue OF the Union OF the democratic meeting
Frederick Mar land The OF Seustor Toomls In
verte ily omitted In the list Of slesk~rs The FEC s
snaior Toombs addressed this great gathering Of mo
stats both In the morning and In the evening and
whose privilege Il hear him unite in stating tha
ringing tones Of his manly voice befor,
heard greater advantage he eloquently dsfen,d
hose vital principles which completely identified
sitr continuance free aud united people 10 it,
e, ort Of the meeting, the fillmore publican says
cnstor Tooub-, Of Georgia followed General Gas. In
Of the powerful and effective speeches which
had the pleasure Of listening to- H fne, manly
echoed through the grove Hike the blast Of
mighty trumpet, stirring up the people whirwpd
.trs Of the forrest sweeps onward 10 Il,
march. Never did hear the prstensions Of Willard
Fillmore and his claims the model President more thor
,ughy exposed and exploded We could have wished h.t
every southern man. and especially those who like Mr.
roombs, had given their support Taylor aud Fillmore
had been there hear how little Of merit Mr. Fillmore hss
any portion Of tho compromise Mr. Toombs
asserted upon bis pesons knowledge that for the
ninth. in which the great and important conte, for
being fought in Congress, Willard Fillmore
known single word In their behalf. did
any In the Senate which body he presided
which way he would vote"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09

TINS rx-DIcrAroa or FLosxscre-Dr Guerazzi, the Die
taor of Florence In saa has obtained permission to set
tie Ia the Sarduisn States and Yolr the place he has
selected for bis residence an.'.." ....
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-09

VERDICT AGAINST sAIIaoAD--A verdict OF $4,000
has recovered against the New York Central Railroad
Company before the supreme court for damages done 70
young in collision, by which both legs were
broken, ...
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WAsnisslos CRY,

MHssRs EpIroR' The friends OF Mr. Fremont having OF
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