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land Is worth than would be claim our part
that our residence Spring Farm for the past six years
has caused real estate in that portion Of the county Of Alex
audrai Virginia increase in value 800 per eentum as
1t has done in that time Nor his plea that ten Of those
etzens whom be has employed at Silver Spring from first
70 last have become andhodes because he employed them
worth more than would be similar plea that such Of our
employees Of the sort who thrifty men, owe
debt Of gratitude to for their present better position in
life as owners Of the soil Thank God at the South any
thrifty man may become landholder more easily than At
the Nerh We also thank God because white labor at the
South, whether mechanical or of any other description
OF brain or of handss better paid in the aggregate than
anywhere else this continent and because white
man at the South MASTER there being such thing
known from Mason and Dxon line to the Gulf of Mexico
as an employers saying white man" Vote according
to my politics will stop your bread the day after the
elecuon-which, TO our own knowledge said to fifteen
men In Lewsown Pennsylvania, the Saturday before
the recent State election by the manager of neighborng
ironworks the said manager being political friend OF
Fred Douglass Francis P. Blair Bob Purvis, Co
We credit Mr.. Blair for display of his weknown tai
ents as controversial writer in getting up bis pamphlet
in question: but for the life of perceive how his
keen wittcsms evelled against what he processes to be-
eye TO be the worship of bucks horns by his democratic
neghbors can justify his demoniac worship of the
"wooy horse" in the midst of saveholding community,
with its possible consequences TO the property and lives OF
his neighbors If he and his eow-worshppers of that
strange deity should triumph in November which, thanks
to Pennsylvania and Indiana, is utterly impossible,
even every Fremont manager of every ironwork in the
Union shall threaten take away the bread of every
employed under him unless they vote the abolition ticket
on the 4th Of November.
We trust that his pamphlet will be universally circulated
throughout the South, because well that
every therein who knows anything will realize at
that his arguments in justification Of his political la
bors in behalf of Messr Seward Fred Douglass Bob Pur
Wis Giddngs Co., tissue of ISLANDERS against all the
whites of all the slavehoding States evidently for the
sumption of northern readers against the nonsavehod
whom he seeks to represent ignorant brutal saysh
&c and against those holding slaves whom he represents
as aborng to keep them the non-slavehoders of the
South Ignorant brutal slavish &c, &c. for selfish ends
We repeat want better evidence of the truth of all
felt il to be duty say in that speech with refer
to Mr. Francis Blair and his present political abors
in striving make portion of his neghbors undyng
enemies of another portion of them than he has voluna
ry accorded in the pamphlet that is the subject of these
comments
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Mason and b. b. Mea passengers upon the steamer
Fashion Of which l am captain. That be the said
Mason and Mears together board and that this depo
knows that the said Mason and Meas personally
acquainted with each other aud have been 80 for many
years. CHARLES IS, DEWITT
Captain Steamer Fashion.
Sworn and subscribed before me-
o. Y. PADDOCK Justice OF the Peace.
SrArE on New YoRK, FRANKLIN COUNTY S. On the 25th
day OF October 1856 personally appeared before John
Mcmillan, who being by duly sworn, says that he Is
well acquainted with Hon. l.. H. Mason, NJ L. P and H.
Mears ESQ., that about the 25th day OF September
the said Mason and Mears met upon the steamer
Fashion that this deponent there heard the said Mason
say the said Mea In the presence OF this deponent ana
several other persons that he the SAID Mason was or
erly well acquainted with the father OF John o. Fremont
the republican candidate for the presidency OF the Un
ted States that Mr. Fremont then living In the dis
et Of Montreal and that said John q. Fremont was born
there that the father left the province when Fremont was
quite young and moved into some OF the southern States
Said Mason further states that the family from
France and that the is Fremonte pronounced in
party should put Catholic in nomination who was
of and denied his religion for President OF the
United States.
OCTOBER rs, 1856. JOHN MCMILLAN.
Subscribed and sworn before me,
o. H. PADDOCK, Justice OF the Peace
Personally appeared before me, Mr. Buel T. Hitchcock
who deposes that heard the above conversation between
Hon. L. H. Mason and H. B. Mears, and that 1t is true
This deponent further says that he distinctly heard said
Mason tell Mr. Mears that he at perfect liberty TO use
his in regard this statement upon his word oil
honor. B. I. HITCHCOCK.
FoRr CovEoToN, Oct q, 1866.
Sworn and subscribed before me-
o. H. PADDOCK, Justice Of the Peace.
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Oct 25-law6w
United states Mail.

OHIO
PosT oyyIoK DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Oct 25, 1885,
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States
1856, praccaole,l to June 3D. 1880
following State OF Oho will be received the Contrac
Office he Post Ohce Department The of Washington,
iii m, OfDecrmber st next, TO be decided same day
No. 92j From Toledo by Swanon Dela Waueon and Styker
10 Bryan - mies and back, twice W, elk,
j. ave Toledo Monday and Thursday
Arrive at DyHn next day BY IL
Leave Bryan Tuesday and Fnday at M;
A rive at Toledo neIt day by
Proposals for service three times a week invited
For form of proposals. guarantee, and cenhcae also for
tions requirements sc, pamphlet advertsenen
mail Oho dated TO- 1885,
department and all the post Offices the
should be cribed Proposals. g26 Ohio
addressed the Second Assistant Postmaster
" ashineion, ID. CT
will from what date they will
vice. JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster Geapfal.
aI-lamiM
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DrFAETnrsT,


May 2s 1856.
NOTICE hereby given the holders isued pu
The OF Congress Of e2d July stock 4 -
deemabe by it, and viii be paid Treasury on The s,
render uf The certificates thereof the Novsmbs,
when interest thereon will cease
This department will continue purchase p,,, a ,a
day Of redemption and will therefor the premium A.
addition the da, Of purcba. y, en-
days interest for the money reach tie vendor
On such stock received at the day
June and the 5 day ofJu nve half per cent on
the amounts specified u Ds ceuiacs,osI
On such stock sscoivd between ls days Of August
one ioprIs of onP per cent?
And day Of Auaus us In
eresi accrued thereon days additional only viii be-
pzId.
er6caes Of stock transmitted under Be
assigned the United States by the party ented the
and when prior the let July
bhif interest also be assigned by the sckhoe
such interest viii be payable as heretofore.
And notice is further holders Of other stocks
department viii purchase the I,f
day of December unless
81 be previously obtained and will pay
accrued from the day of the
o days additional Interest for the money
the vendor the following rates OF premium
stock Of the loan Of bf2 premium Of 10
On stock OF the premium per cent
issued under the OF 9th September 1885,
nonly stock, premium Of per cent
ths should dny asssned
party entitled recei,. money and
previous st July, the YEARS. ineres,
be assigned by the present ncokhodsr oher. s
interest for the half year TO that day win bo payable him
iofore
Payment air foregoing " sra- On N.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia AZ The
parties entitled 70 receive the money may e.seci.
JAMES GUTHRIE
May 2a-diniaSov Secretary OF tho Treasury.
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mo. 5701
Notice

OF The temporal Of As land office from WInona Fart
buuIt, Ia Minnesota Territory
IN accordance with provisions of
"An act authorizing changes in the location OF
approved March 1852 hereby declared
the land office Tor the OF pabc lands Winona
tory OF Minnesota will be temporarily removed FaIbaut
after lie frat day Of january 1857
Pre- claimants in vicinity Winona
ecsted in entering land will please perfect their proofs &C.
the day register closing
ofhce preparatory its removal
Given under hand city Washington this 23d day
October A. ID. 1850
by order OF the President:
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
Oct 25-laWoW TlntelkSarl
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Mnrkct..

NEW YoRK Oct 9O-Flour is dull-sales OF 3 900 bar
rels State SO so SO 65 southern is irregular and
quotsbe. Wheat has declining tendency-sales OF 81 600
bushels red 81 50 81 CO., white, 81 C5 81 r. Corn
Is adVsnoing-sses Of So 200 bushels, southern mired 7O
u cents Pork s buoysnt-mess Sal l2f. Beef. firm
Chicago repscked, sl. Lard higher closing buovan,
sales ia barrels at ls cents Whiskey s droopipg.oblo
at 80 cents.
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Grand Mass Meeting and Barbecue at Laurel
FACTORY. ThnrsdaY. Oct. 40. 1850.

THE committee having
perfected their attend grand meeting
and bHrbecre Laurel the 3Oh instant The members of
democratic ward and the democracy of
ct and vicinity feneraiy hereby earnestly svisd
BILE Democratic Headquarters Pennsylvania between 9th
and 10Th ~ o'cn the The
thence with msic and anne the
road depot there taking the special train which has
chartered for the purpose, which viii sX O'Clock
oo-ne gentlemen been
marshal and respectfully invited be pnncua in their
the hour and place above Designated.
Let ward-C. y. Cumming
"a w.rd--John " Eanis.
"a -sfd-Irrome n eres.
fih vnrd--wm. ?. Mohun.
5'h wsrd-John Pie
G,h wara-Thomas Atamnu,
20 ~-,d-Iswes psar
By uf
Ort2S-diu Cblsf n.,,h,l .
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G Il N Il X A l. N L w 8.
comments.

KILLED RArTLE.-Chares Callahan, for many years
connected with the New Orleans Picayune killed in
battle recently at San Jacnto Nicaragua He very
popular at New Orleans where he prominent MEM
Der Of several benevolent institutions. For number Of
months he has acted the Ncaraguan correspondent of
the Picayune.
WIEcHEsTER PoToNAc RAnRoAD.-The revenue Of
this road for the past year S6355 Notwithstanding
this dimnuton of means all expenses met 900 of
the floating debt paid Off and the property Of the
pany left in better condition than before.
FIREs ST. LousThe total number of fires in ST. Lou
is from April rs October H. Of the present year. AZ
total loss for the PERIOD $685. insurance $685.
o00 For the year the date the total losses reached
S4s6 $685. which the aggregate insurance reached S3
$685. loss and above insurance for the year. SlS0965
Hoes IN oHIo.-The total number OF hogs in Ohio over
six months old the lst of April 1885, l,T40972
against 2o44Oo3 the previous year. This estimate in
cudes all the counties but seven
THE NoRFoLK.-The recent fire in Norfolk er-
tended the ground desolated in the way
in 1914 The editor Of the Norfolk Herald, who penned
the account Of the first oryone years ago
recalls attention the coincidence by repubshing his
account of that date,
WESTERN SAyIGAuoS-A Louisville (Ky paper calls
tenton to a shipment Of pork by way Of Cincinnati for
Montreal the first made by way Of the river for three
months. The same paper says:
During the past ten days two weeks considerable
quantities Of pork and bacon have been shipped or for
warded eastward via the Jacksonville railroad The
shipments have exceeded 60O0 barrels and the stock on
hand has thus been materially reduced. The stock
hand does not exceed 10000 barrels Of all qualities
The the river at Louisville 10 now fully
renewed and observe that at Wheeling there has been
sufficient rise in the water for the smaller boats to
sumo their trips.
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sPR NGFIELD HALL, HARTFORD CO., MD
Boarding School for B0ys-NuHbsr Limited 10 T0sHty
REV. JOHN .. sEEcH, pRNoIPAL.

REV JOHN D. SEECH, PRINCIPAL.
VHIS institution Baltimore,
turnpike, having regular daily henee
The pupils required principal
s well as the school room) being under tho roof Ihe us
uon remarkably healthy and from all Of
ZION and The entire
10 youth whose guardians prevented absence
business from giving
course OF instruction embraces modern guages
ahenaes and The usual branches preparatory college
Kind OF business.
The winter session will November s
lst Of April.
References; Rish Rev Bishops Whinsham and Atkinson
Rev. DTs. Wyau and Johns, Hugh Evans
and Dr. Samuel Chew Baltimore and H. C. 3. Key, 81
Mary's county, Maryland.
Reference also be made Msgrau, esq., former pa
uon OF the institution, the Office of
nal Company, Washington g. who will give "a
the terms, sc.
sPnngded, FastOn Hartford county, Maryland October
"a 1854
Oct a5-eogt
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
BIEs OF MARYLAND.

The following the draws numbers Maryland
dated Lottery, ior the beRedt Of Air. 6c class 10
drawn October %, 1856
10 60 "a so 8 6s 90 II 27 "a rs as 81
following the numbers Of the Patapsco Institute,
Lottery class 9e2, drawn October ~, 1850;
II 40 ls 20 "a A AZ so "a 81 27
d. ". McPHAIL, Commissioner.
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Carpet ng, Curtain Materials, and Furnishin @
Goods Generally.

cDpeLngs
IS rich Mosaic rugs
rs Chenille do
so do velvet do
rs low priced tufled do
so rich Chenille aHd velvet paror mats
loo druseei crumh cloths, all sizes
Is ecss printed druggetus, wid
pieces eoloed figured ddnask GJr dancing cloths
sales Cocoa, Juie, sheep Al other mats
pieces felt carpeing. for ofhces,
rs pieces IA, 4, ~, lO4 la linen sheetinrs
80 pairs Vi, 10 4, L. und l2-4 sup bed blankets
20 pairs sup crib aud cradle blankets
20 pairs servants and ironing blankets
IS quilted bed comforts
- white Marseiles bed quilts, all sizes
$50 sup double damask table cloths, all si1es
% pieces table damask, ail widths
$50 dozen satin dAmask napkins
so dozen damask towels
100 pieces huckaback aud diaper towellings
IS rich cloth piano covers
50 do table
10 pieces very rich Lrocato fer curtains
70 do satin lanes do
- do worsted damasks do
50 do vcgy rich Union damssks for curtains
10 DO striped reps for dung room curisins
10 do plain for furniture covering
- do plain aud lwied Turkey red cashmeret
l5O pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
IS do do muslin
ltO pieces embroidered curtaIa musns
30 pieces bun shade linens and hI'uTes
l5o painted window rhades and hrtures-
Together with complete stock Of Gle IN
FOR housekeeping purposes all Of which viii be upon
favorable be had Of other house
he public respectfully invited 10 Tor themselves
HooR, BROTHER, co.
Sept pt9O-3law4wff
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Variety of Ornamental and Shade Trees.
JAMES MAHERs Psvs's 10Th street, Washington
| city.
THESE seedlings growth and Of my wn rns
free suckers the aheas which
regret to say are not So These trees calculated rmbe
lawns and cemeteries, also private and IRE
No siysreaf maple from to II fce hsh In ,hs clear
wed farnshsd sgtabe for streets, avenues, crneieres Ty
European sycamore propss ss calculated or the
No a Horse chestnut uss, IKE the former, arc suitable
So. i siivsr.Isaf abcal., Of all .ircs
out q some go different regret say tsa have
'h1es re- Nai'eues , sun" for lswus or domain.
my Rue be surpassed anywhere Persons drsos Of
any number o6ses win be npmesaely asnSs TO- snS liberal
reduction 10 price will be made to those purchasing large
s'gssga invite s public and advise person. can and
or themselves before purchasing elsewhere " has always
my bab select for myself snd recommend ohe do %
same then they viii get the reality J,nrs s,uEa.
octl6-law3OhNOv Public Gardener.
| A single Gentleman may obtain a bsnd.o,n.I
nihed psor and bed chamber the hr,t noor IN private
''ayi oei isysost y eS,s " '''"''" "''"
! -
.-essss white sp,ush brandy, 4h rroor
haltPpe whine wine vinegar
25 barrels pare cider vinegar
Long perpe' S ssa wo,,s g,ngst; ..o.u,.,
spices .utabi, or the piekIuE season.
d store. ana for 'aIs as low y wI[L!4M ~ NJ Gstsrs,
InPoHrANT Ffsom NEW YoftK.-T,sds ,,,no.,
suspended in Brosdwpy-TUCRERh has made a.o 80 m,
market, home umph~ nj, a. 80, M.
CANT styles o London aud Paris he r,n,a 4, ,,hhi, he
most splendid assortment OF coh and ve.nrs he has
ever ontea 70 'he pnpc'
~, ~ ~-nuemen httnT out for the season. as he is
10 his present .mcnr every facility for
GIVING Cs,npse satisfaction,
Iems moderate Exhibition no charre. - -.
Merchant Tailor, No. aas Fsnn.ylvsnis svense,
Sep le-eodAw between ts and 9th streets,
TBE FORUM, Forty Ne,rs' fuu Practice 81 the
Philadelphia Bar by David Paul Brown Just issued in
volumta octayo. Sc.
Octss FBANCk TAYLOR.
EoR REsT-A furnished room, suitable for oaics
with or without board. Apply No 2il street SOUTH be
lah snd 18Th streets.
Oct l7-d3ts
NEW and Attractive soves-Rsising the Veil Fesne
N In the Cou, BY Ball FenneT. Embeished with portraits
i police, court officers, sc. at
Carrie Emerson Life Al CHonvc ny Mrs c. 4. Hayden
| 81.
Walter March Or shecpse Recolecont ny Msi Nseh, 81
Ros'on Commoa Tale of our Times ny Lady IS
Alma spells from strand ny Mrs. Ada NJ Field. 81
| Kate stsaioa paFe from Reel life. o..
Dora Gfaftonj Every cloud has a Silver LinnR
/ Ambition. Kate Willie o..
Rambfs In Eastern Asia including Chns an,n
several resspncs,
500. in rsnn'' Hong kons se ~ u eah, n D. sscou'
| Just Publi'hed, and foI .ssst
Oclp Bookstore, near On .rert
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G7- Proceedings Of tho Nirgints Buchsns- .nd
Breeknrdg Club beld in their the city OF wahngon
Tussday evening" Oc ober %, 1855.
s with deep regret that this association has learaed that Sat
urday the lih Inst, of memksn Singleton departed
This s He was native o Winchester, Virginia. and the
w. q. Singleton, ESQ.
Hye hsTgors, Tha sympahrns In this Bereavement this
nssnriHon iendr Tits - evidence Of hs
Rsoirsd That these proceedings be published nhv In,
together with signatures oh, ocers be ~ 49,
parents ofths deceased Wa H. wooGi.Y,
TxaE. }, Mlhstt, Acting Secretary,
odai Winch ster Yrsniss. Republican,
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Treasury Department,

October 20, lb58.
The time for opening proposals department
the construction q the house Galveston Teras
hereby postponed Monday, day November at one
o'clock, ?. m, JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury
oct SO-da lint A stnr1
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Naral htsp,aenos. .

NEw YoRK, Oct SO.- The soop-ofwsr Portsmouth ar
rived Batavia the 7h OF August and would proceed
the 18th Hong Kong TO relieve the Macedonian letter
to the Daily Times from whsmpoa that the steamer
San Jacnto had been repaired and would start again for
Japan about the 10th OF August.
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BY Il L. n q X A r III !.

WithdruOul ef Democratic Congregational Candidate
NEW YoRK, Oct. 30.-Hon. Hiram Wslbridge the demo
cratic independent nominee in the Sd congressional district
in this State has withdrawn.
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MARRIED.,

Al Lawrsc fvle the 23d inst by Rev. THoN.s H
lde0L ALFRED IFERsoN, u. &. A., Nils. HARRIET IL
daughter Of Hon. ". L HgtcHiros, Of Georris.
ou the Both by pev BotLE Mr. JAMES A. CLARK
IN MssJhNE g. LACKEY, both fIbi, city.
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ns.onio Tho communication of the Grand Lodge
Masonic Hail.
and 9th street, Tuesday 4h Of November al O'Clock
M
The oee members Grand Lodge requested
ppno,ah Affiliated Master Mssons good
standing ffaiernaiiy invited " be present
eEO o WHITING
odal-da Or Secretary.
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6- buchanan and Hreckinridge Cinb-A regular meet
ina Of the club will be held their Pnnyyania
avehus and Ion street. this evening O'Clock All the
members are requested attend business " importance viii be
transacted. JOHN STRAW,
Oct3I Secretary py0 frsn
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0Sc. y C,sss,es, se,-Sf ena,-,.I-r 50 Sz,ps .ra
9 plRas WI Sl Daaces.
Alens nwpectorN Guide with oe6 nlps'rationz
use, Are, and SADDLE hsgsi w Rev William Mhurn.
Ou@ FRAsCK TAYLOR
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Form n

Know all persons by these presents that bas rel.,.sa
and hereby releases the State OF Teas from all aby or
claim for the payment OF cericat. evidence OF deb
Der for the OF - issned BY the late renuhie ~
Texas oI BY the authorities Of the STATE era case
hs and redeemed by The United STATES in with The pT
Congress,
payment Of such creditors of The republic OF Terra. A. a.
pretended In The al Congress September nine e,yhssn
ded and any approved the ash gbruar ma a. 80
Of Ae Of TerAs approved the ist FeLfua,y ls
As witness my hand and seal.
Ang0 u1xfInn
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pyirgin,s Ciubht the instance of several members,
will
confederation Of is club
and full attendance 10 requested Tuesday ~
O'Clock. W. ~ w0ODLEY,
Oct o4--df President.
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NORTH American Review for October.
~ Haper's Magazine for November. .
Oct "a FHhNCk TAYLOR
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JACOB REED,
Manufacturer 0

JACOB REED,
Manufacturer Of
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Finh street, Philadelphia,
All eoors and qualities military and ncy cloths constantly
hand and for sale nj the loves; prices.
ls-d6mt
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Know all persons by these presents that has released
aud hereby releases, United States Of America further
liability payment cerhcste deb
number for the OF - ssn.d by the late republic
the
the United accordance with me
Congress- entitled provide for ,o
payment creditors ~ the republic OF are
pretended the Of OF September nine, schsp
hy" approved February 49, and an at
OF Texas approved the ffebruasy lsI
my hand sea
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A single Gentleman obtain n hsudsorDet y -fus
ni,hed psor and bedchamber, the first noor In pnva
family by applying 83 v, between Ninth and Tenth
oct le-eo3tt
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From the New York Daily News.
LETTER FROM II. b. MEARS, ESQ.

A Base Forgery Rxposed-Fremont Canadian
1t will be recollected that published some two weeks
since letter from H. B. Mears, detailing conversation
he had with the Hon. l. e. Mason, NJ p p, in which he
Masson expressed his surprise and asonishmen at the
nomination Of John c. Fremont for the presidency OF the
United States
The following is the letter addressed to us by Mr. Mears
one Of the most respectable men in the State:
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Srlrr or NEw YoRK FRlSKES COUNTY, ss On the 25ih
day Of October 1885, personally appeared bfore me The
Undersigned Justice Of the peace for said county Chsr
B. Dewitt who being by duly sworn deposes snd ssys
BE- ts-ss - a-sss1 Nj s4~s-Su, r.
and n. b. Mesrs esq., Of Fort Covngton. That or
about the 24h day Of September last past the said L.
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" r. BRIGHT.
chef nartbAl,
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Hoes oHo.-The total number Of hogs in Ohio over
six months old the lst of April 1866, l,T409T2
against 2,o44Oos the previous year. This estimate in
cludes all the counties but seven.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-24
Assignee's Notice.

YSHE undersigned. having been appointed a.
= >Cnee OF Isaac Watts. Of Peachan. Ia-c NOR.
chant i'll trade. hereby gives notice 10 all r,.r.or.
indebted I" said Watts. that immediate payIne,,,
must be made 80 day WILDE given forpavments
10 oe MADE 70 me. Legal measures will he taken
or the collection Of those remaininc due .f,er w..
sSs; JAMES LASs, A..se.. T."
fScrsrn k~iiev NJ" lset 49,
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N OH CE,

n IL. unsettled accounts ,iue - H.. Nv. Z ,-
"A h"a,l. am - Dr.. {. : Cahnou. w'.I,t .
previous 20 January. A. II. lelc. ,al>- is .
and payments made or notes ciy,.i. Tor .,,.---
withuU. any lelav. CHAS CAE.rN
Ivr.i,l,l F-i, > 1>-s -.