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Fremont, and to bring about the triumph Of
the purposes of the party nominating him.

Senator Rusk.-The information on which
a day or two since We announced the probable
arrival hereby this time of Senator Rusk,
turns out to have been erroneous. His col
league, Senator Houston, has a letter from
him. He was at his home on tho 18th, and
does not design coming to Washington until
next winter. We state the fact, as great in
terest seems to be manifested in this quarter
of the probability of Gen. RI speedy return.
Arrived. Thomas T. Fauntleroy, of
the first regiment United States Dragons,
reached this city yesterday ION leave of alb
sence.) He has just returned from the de-
partment of New Mexico, where he has been
serving for some time past. His numerous
friends in all quarters of the Atlantic States
will be glad to hear that he looks and is in
capital health.
Mr.. Brooks Re-elsctsd.-A despatch re.
ceived last evening represents that Mr.. Pres
ton S. Brooks has been reelected to the House
Of Representatives Of the United States with
but six votes against him the whole vote cast
havingbeen unusually large.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. On yesterday, the 10Th of July,
there wore of Treasury warrants entered on
L.
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Greatest Excursion Of the Season.
Teachers Of st Peters SulvSy-schOol,
TO PYE'S LANDING.
On the Large and Safe Steamer Povhatap

THE TEACHERS OF ST. PETERS sim.
Il DAY SCHOOL respectfully IT,
announce to their friends and the 6as
public that they will give an Excursion 40 tbs
above-named place THURSDAY August eth
Persons VINO desire to spend a day pleasantly
FOR the benefit Of health, will find every arrange.
ment made that will conduce to their comfort
Ladies can rely on perfect order being maintained
the Managers having determined that nothing
remembered as the most pleasant Of the season.
The boat will leave the city wharf at ex, NAVY
ard at 9 O'Clock; returning at a seasons Die hour
In the evening.
A fine Band Of Music has been engaged for the
occasion. A>
1Dinner and confectionery at city prices by an
Iickets FIFTY CENTS; children half price
to be had at John F Euis's NJ usic Store At artsn
Kings Drug store; J O'Donnel's Drug Store
Navy Yard; and at the boat on the morning OF
Excursion q, % e "
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n During the last seven years fourteen
hundred murders, it is said have been perpe.
trated in and about San Francisco, and the
city itself has been burned down seven times,
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The subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and patrons, and respectfully solicits a continu
ance Of their patronage at his old stand, where he
Is prepared to execute all manner Of WHITE and
BLACK SMITHING with neatness and dispatch
jy St G. BUCKIN6RAM.
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NOTICE.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Mead, has this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent. c Buckingham, is alone authorized TO
make all collections for debts due the arm, and
to whom all claims against the firm will be pie-
sented for settlement. G. BUCKINGHAM,
jy26 J. H. MEAD.
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BOARD, &c.-MkS. BATES, ON TIES w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepared TO accommodate gentlemenvithroom,
With or without board. Every effort will be mace
10 render those comfortable who may favor ksr
With their patronage. apS-u
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BOARDING.

BOARDING ROOMS WIFE
- Board can be obtained at No. 421 18th .tree'
west sidel between g and II streets A few
table boarders can also be accommodated
jy 23-ec5t
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ENOR RENT, WITH OR wITBOUTsTR.N
foWER.-The large, airy, convenient. and
wen hnshed Hall next door TO the Star Build
lngs. tbs SO by so feet in the clear, with high
ceiling, and is capitally lighted Also. the sto,e
immediately under the west half OF s.is b,ll. IS
oy 80 feet, fronting directly on Pennsvlyania
avenue, In the heart Of the bushes norton there.
OF, lno other such desirable bu,iness stands are
rented separately or together. For terms apply
70 oEOheh HILL, Papermaker, Bridge street.
rev doors west OF the omnibus stand George
Town, or al the Star Once counter.
NB-lf renters desire to carry On ,pv bu.iness
requiring steam power, thew can he sccommo.
oa.ea With shafting attached TO the new and pow
eIiai engine Of the Star Newspaper and Job
rriniinung once, manufactured by the Messrs
u required, to renters Of the premises advertised
ie 2O-n
al ~ The lease on the above properly will be
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MRS. BANNERMAN, CORNER OF 9TH
WI and streets. has several good Rooms va.
cant, which she offers with board on REASONABLE
terms. She can accommodate several table board
ers. iy lB-.f
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"AIChES, JEWELRY, SILVER PLA.
T. TED WARE, ALBATA FORKS, &c.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
M w. GAIT & BRO ARE NOW OFFER
N4 Ing a splendid assortment Of the above goods
al lower rates than they have ever sold them OF
extra dne
WATCHES
they name those above made by Cooper, Adams.
Taylor, Dixon, Tobias, Bersley, Johnson. Jur
geunsen, Vacheron, and all other makers of
celebrity. ~
ELEGANT JEWELRY
Diamond, Peatl, Florentine, Mosaic and c.ueo
Brooches in sets and single pieces, Gold Chains,
Seals, Keys, &c
SILVER WARE
SOHO silver Tea sets, Walters, Pitchers, Goblets,
cups, Forfs, Spoons, &c
EXTRA PLATED WARE
Tea sets, Cake Baskets, Castors. Walter pitch.
ers, ooolets, Albsta Forks, Spoons, English and
VI SPectacles and Eye Glasses Of every foeu,
IN Q OLD, silver, and fne Steel frames
AL goods warranted as represented.
nj. w. GAIT BRO,
jy3O II 32i, Pa ave, bet 9th and 10Th SIS.
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HnkEP THE MOSQUITOES orr.
A ND CONE AND GET MosoUITO
Netts, Lawns, Berages, Ginghams, Calicoes,
h., a s al 0ner kind Of dry goods where YOU can
D1Y 'nem SO a to save money,st
w. r.. HURDLES
Il, No. " High street 6eorgetown
~ ~ kooos al cost Tor cash ~ &-lw
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" 10 ELLlS'S PLANO STORE for your
music aud Musical Instruments. iy2.u
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OS Ton SATURDAY EVENING. A
smaH fOChET BOOK containing one five
dollar Massachusetts, note, one five doIIa1 note nm
one OF the Kentucky banks, supposed to be coun.
terfeit Also notes and receipts given TO w. III
6alnes, which are OF no value to any one but the
owner. A liberal reward will be paid the a nder
by leaving 1t at Dexter's Hotel. Nv % n
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ENLLMORE AND DONELSON. AVN
Buchanan and Breckinfidge Flags. for the
young politicians, for sale at LAMMOND,S
jy 29-3t seventh stree,
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WOOD AND COAL DFP0T

N. w. corner Twelfth and c street. No s47
One sqtare soSth of the Avenue.
'NHE BEST ARTICLE GUARANTEED
- All Coal carefully weighed . ,24O 10 the ton,
reduce the price ~
Persens laying In their winter fuel will find a.
to their advantage TO leave their orders TO be
Piiea from the vessels on their arrival
I1Coal kept under cover
wood OF the best quality always on hard.
Jy zs.u Il. j. w. M GAIT
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nor RENT-THE LARGE THREE sTo-
~ basement and attic house on r, betveep
i2th and 18th streets, formerly occupied by The
Misses Tyson This house has been newly rsiri-
60 ane Put In perfect order, containing gas fI.
lures and bath room, with large cistefn az A.
tered water in tbs yard. Apply at the Drug store
OF MAXIM d PALMER, corner 9th ttreet and
IL a. o~cuuc. fu
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~" ~AAnAss0I u A6xlC0.-JOhn For.
syth' Esq, the newly appointed United States
Minister to Mexico, reached this city on the
night before last, and was, yesterday, at the
kirkwood Houie. He came, we presume. to
have the usual consultations with the Depart-
ment OF State necessary to enable o new pIen-
ipotentiary fully to comprehend all the points
in the subjects to be committed to his care.
We predict for him a successful diplomatic
career; for We really know no other gentle
man better fitted by natural mind, attain.
ments, manners and character to exercise eff
fective influence in such position. and more
especially with such people as the Mexicans.
de is said to have left Washington this morn
ing Tor New York, to return hither in few
asys' when he will probably speedily close up
n,' business with the State Department and
a' once depart on his mission in a Govern
! ment vessel
senator fratt.-The letter of this distin.
guished Wing statesman, the nubli..,;o =,
winch has Tor some time past been ant;c;.
pated, appears this morning in I'll. n,,.U:
seneer. 1t is one Of the most powerfu, an,
psals We ever saw in print. We can hall,
conceive it possible that single sincsra NJ
ryland Wing can peruss it without comma
bending the fact that to vote for Mr.. FilImor,
in the present condition of affairs, will b,
really to vote to secure the election of John C
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DOR RENT-A CONVENIENT TWo
Il story Brick Dwelling with back building
containing six rooms besides attics with cellaTs
stable, garden, &c. Tie house IS on n street
near The southern termination Of New Jersey ave.
nue, being convenient to the Capitol and Navy
Yard, to either Of which there is paved footy-y
nom the premises. Rent low Apply 10 F
DAMN hext door iy25-lvs
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T. ~ .als4A u p.

The Gazette Of yesterday morning
in noticing our remarks charging the
Republican party with monarchical IN.
stincts, as was declared in the Boston
Journal, admits such to b the case, in
the following candid confession. In
speaking Of or country in connection
with the institution Of slavery, ii says,
we 40 NOT hesitate to say that tie re-
sfr'ctcd TOWN q Constitutional 4Nonar-
cay 'oAaeh prerails in England is mach
betsev." What say Won to this doctrine
American citizens is England, vah
her vast population # oppressed paor
who toll Is Lougs i'll every q, in damp.
Understanding mines, and in factories
TOR . shilling day. while her pompous
Peers roll in lordly luxury, and the
Royal Family suck on, the substance
Of . tax ridden peoples England
better governed than the United States1
Such is the doctrine of,he t.a,e,,. and
It's Black Republican allies. Such
have ever been the doctrines Of tha,
party since the days of the Hartford
Convention.
Heretofore shame has kept their
preference for monarchy concealed,
but now that they think a destruction
OF the Union is nigh, they are prepar-
ing the people for restricted form of
constitutional monarchy"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-13

This State has gone Dcmocraic hy
Q very large majority.
Revelation in spain.
Every effort which SPAN make. 10
again become Power among Nations,
seems 70 plunge her deeper INTO more
hopeless imbecilitv. There are two
men in Spain VIII. have for many years,
represented the two great parties OF
the Nation. Espartcro The Duke OF
Vittoria has fer many years been tho
idol Of the people and the lea'.er Of ac
Liberal par;y. His cr~9' eeryiee to
the Sovereign has been equailcl only
bv his devotion to the interest. OF the
people and when the corrupt and prof
lyate Government, aud Court of CHRIS
tina was compelled to fec, then II was
that the people with almost one voice
called Espar'oro to take the lead IN
the formation Of a new rnvernmcit.--
This he did, and the result was "a Con
stitution not much different rom tn"
British Constitution, ard lie CON
menoement cf Independence -.ni prs
peritv in tho various prov .ar"s Of tie
Kingdom,
By Napoleon IT. q I'',noe AZ innn-
Ance was ins.dnous.y started II tn
orarthrow os tbs l.berli Constitution
and O'Donne'l, = distinguished -;.nc.
raj. cabine. n.ini'tc-, and a r.?re-on
tative ofthe extreme monarsi.ica. party
was chosen as Tie chiai a.r'i n Tie
accomplishment ri ;ne work.
Queen Isabella d.i no, Iika tho rc
straints which Liberal Constitution
and the attendants which a liberia
ministry imposed upon her acli"n..--
She opened her ears 70 the iLirigue'
Of Napoleon, and The treacherous coun
eel Of O'Donno!i, wac was ambitious
OF excluding Espar' RI from the Pri'".
cy, AMI placing himself il the chiefs
Of power.
Their plans have fna.iy succeeded
and Spain, after a booty struggle II
the streets Of Madrid III whici. ,i.Qu
sands were latoherea, Is conqaere,
and under martial law. O'ponucll i
at the head Of tie council ofthe Queen
and the Constitution is totally over
thrown. The various provinces, cs
pecmlly that Of Saragossa, manifesto,
symptoms Of insurrection, and a larg'
portion Of the parliament assemble
there, but no movement was made Ike
lvto regain what ha. been Lost. Non,
can doubt who is Tic moEiHg spirit il
this treason to Constitutional Govern
ment. The Usurper OF France, IL
enemy Of the Tre>s, the great reriure
who throttled freedom in Italy, va
the author of the recent Spanish Rev
olution.
Spain may possibly he destined t
regeneratc herself from the degra+l-
tnn and imbecinty INTO which she ha
fallen, and again attain some degree Z
he, former glory. but so long as a \:
poleon rules France, we fear that Srai
must continue to decay. and final
become pro ince Of the French E.
pire.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-13
MISSOURI ELECTION.

Polk, Democrat, rs elected Governor;
i've Democrats elected TO Congress,
and one district 10 hear from. The
probability is, that the Democrats will
have the Legislature, which body has
70 elect two United States Senators.
KENTUCKY.
Tho Democratic majority in Ken
tusky will not DO less than 1900.
NORTH CIXCL/E1.
This State has gone Democratic hy
Q very large majority.
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For Sale and for Rent.

DWELLING Houses sc rent Second and Third
- SITS, IN The west end Of The city.
Ten valuable building Lots IN sturdrvsnt's additions
near J. ~ H. Burrows rssideacc. fur sale on very
reasonable tcra.s.
Vwo Lots on tse 1iaH head 81 Cainsz strees,-nno
unrestricted River sit~-for sal, very cheap.
seEeral valuats Lots for business ousAs aad dwell.
inEs 81 itfrs.l aud MEu streets, ,crth II Sixth
Tor sale vrryt1.
Ten valuable nuit;'ng tots ~ aeo.d and Third
streets. ior sale, credit " Ave ,.ars given ON most
oil the purchase mo 10y.
L"tn .t"eu'- Atiiiion; dwelling bousc on tho
premises for al cheap
West hat hot ], IA block !; house, well, and I'm.
tproy npnla.
2atgt front By 81 fttt rp.ta Main street opposite
tIr l. ram ii, - Tor sale
.trnri ui NAN and Front streets FOR sale chesp
Wi :, ~ block Go. opposite u. C..k's rrsi-
d"hee, ~, sa.e cheap, ga .,ug tli.e.
West y lot .. block 80, I.Clairc's 7th addition
l.t" With r'"'p> mi god table 4
I~''s and ; IN Mitch h's afiti,n, and Dwelling
mus = !" - -. ~ ~ a." chr.f
r. hsW ec3,, IT, ~. = I e.st, ~ acres for sale.
ha.i' lot in II s.i>. r. hins,u Builsvs s'is,ou.
) I" = all W = - =, sec s. tp -, BE Tor sale.
4" = s'r@5 ~ VI 7 81, clint county. 81 sale.
export.
10 acres in - IT, IS. a.. all s,..ier eu,tiva
J mi" FROM city Tor sale ap
W = y ~ 20 H. 3 H., 100 acres uailca n n
i Davenport. ~ sale
Sc. ofSwsls sws otNE. s?7. and
z "i v y - 7 - X 10 " Louisa County adj
- \ " tS2ir77 re- W one mile freq, tAe
! city II sCalins FOR sale
~ 1ert lairi - mdrr cultivation fenced, 2 .torr
h"u.'' good wattr $50 ffnit premises b. ins.
III" "fS w S.oT 7rH ~, a miles from Davcn-
part for SAB.
~ aerts with dwelling h"nse and stable and Other
IMPROVE nFhis. ADJOINING tir city of Davenport, for
Fl fate. -
aofNW sSieTso3E. so acres aor sale
/ F"rfy acres No | prairie land, near Walcoss, for
sale very low price fa.W.
Thirty acres ~ Land IN West Davenport, N,< saie
cha III OTIS a from four ~ eight acres, fine view %
River and Twin Cities
Also several other valuable t-,cts OF Real Hstat, in
the city and country, for sale by
ALLEN 4 DOOLAN,
octt2 dii M. Orr's Bnildne.
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country, with supply Of money applca-
lie 10 the proper expenses OF the army 10
California.
Mr. Cells states that il was partly 10 Sc
cure this loan Of money that Lieut.. Colonel
Fremont made WITH him the liberal bar-a
for ea',Ie, Cor which the price is about for
ty per cent higher than he market prize al
the tine Both of these no'es csoon due,
and Mr.. C.lls is gong 10 make application
for payment, as he clans TO have fulhlled
his part of conirsct for HE redemption ~
which The good faith of the COVER huert OF
the Unit States is pledged 10y an officer
thereof but the whole Transaction, as
shown by tie aeon naiiying PaEers appears
10 he Of such d eharacie-. that ] shall not
order payment Of the money to Mr.. Ce'i>,
bu, refer all the Iarers 10 tie department,
for such action "a they D.aJ consider proper
III the case.
have the honor 70 be Sc.
q NASnI
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THOMAS NEW MUSIC BOOK

CEItU: A t'nll,ci,n of r. aim aud Hv,nn Tnars
k)intr"its. Anthems NJ It's, Chorus, ;, 81, adapt
"a To Tia. usa II Glasses PivafeCircl aid worship
pint 4 'srnbii 5. Iv III mas HssiinSS 3J2 pa
PiIoe pr d I'm ~ single s,pi nacd. p,st -pa,d
for Yain nation to adir IS, receipt If - cls
Mary Ia, and choice tunes b fple pub
Ii h i apu.ir Ibis work. aud il j. ackaow d. Il Is
b, IN b : c II c,iJn II maaic prepared by ti>
cniii at tuth r,
AIss-The sabhaih Bell, by Go q Root re- tlaz
s.; >ipge cspieS - cts
augStf p. COOKE x 60.
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~ 4 Red River train, consisting o.
ssventy-sevsn carts, loadsd with superior
9e:lsty e fars, arrived at u. Paul on the
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81 yIsEE'Y'EEEs. BROS. = 90.

DRUGS, PAINTS. OILS. fIRtiMEKY
Ac. Ac
TO WILLIAM STEtEg cor. u ..km,n. w *
INVITE III if.t.tl.an - tn trad =, IN r l.4g
L AID ytEI II Sio efb tsa ruti@. -! = ffHm ty
- la d.dilru 10 ia u f.S.ltr rniattatgi.- nt
: apple ptitS. ia AIS" tFtoi tn
>"Hre IN dn ton Nui manufacture, snpiii.S ~
f9rtt u ~ an Maj Eru-itcs Eu.uI CuIt4, Mo
tatS. npnngr-, fr1i.ii and English Perfume I1-
has Ey rti~. .utd nNu. etheI 1rric.rs .t4v cnl-
h.t4ri ~ tru"-its sin,kS, Wh.,h ia are also tn
all I" nIitr The most -, ant .a,is tenn
- 'i.i- ltt-r ~ lcis"n or " MAJ, VII! r~cy
prompt al tntIon. augidly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-13

whether Tue HUtubt "ob.o 10 fsit- ~ |
maturity. This ELECTED an inquiry mo
he character Of the transaction. Col } |
y Stephenson addressed two letters t.
atlr Stsarns, the recipient Of the cattle,
irauirihg how he held them, and TO whom !
hey belonged. The following are his
anssers:
No. !.
a~crLEs, August %, lSfl.
DEAR SIR-ln reply to your olilcial
letter IT Yesterday, would observe that
! hnli ia ny possession six hun!rsd
l,eai If cattle, Che maior part Of them
breeding cyw-l received from Don Enl 10
DE- teh-, IN are0ant 0f Lieutenant Col
onel j. 4. Fremont. hold thee catt! lie
Nv agreement. ana fpr the term OF three
veasA, To return he same nnmbcr and
cl .sa At tie end Of the term. with one
half the incre-e, excer'isg such AS may
be lost in any way whatever, and not
Tor wrns Ut care on INV part. J CONSIDER
the ctttc a. the privete properly Of Coz.
i & Fremont, n, beng Instructed by
Kim 70 the contrary.
have TIE aouor 80 BE-, H.,
ABEL STBARNs.
~ u - - ~. - 49,
Commanding Soutker Military Diet Ca.
-. io'
Afesios, Ser'. %, 1871.
s. .-I Iiar. tie honor t. ac.nowl i,g-
the f,tt,pt ~ y''t' piiieiai note o! III" iN'a
1t Uilu sn,x ract of az oiicih letter 10
,,a, ,,.,e..I 't.,,.,,'c =. N me fu,,hnr
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r ia I,.,,r IA
t,...,'h ,.n, ,r.,,, II, i.',c. 70 move mr.
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h,tJ ,l,,. c,t,le he
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.,.,;j, ~. !, c.r, .f,,t..s ,.,.iy. Ia he
,. y.,.,.,,.c,f,.lI
N"--L . "NH'S'
TO CON-. d. SIrvE>s"N.
corpnand!n, Southern Military District.
"a, an,,1 an III.
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a., ~ as ,'''' "a, a.
Ma. n being C.ver or Of C.iitn,uia. wa ;
II rrnper person to make a report Of such
c,niuci. At arrived al Washington CITY
.tseri le .a,,t,usrtial or Col fremont h. 4
ron,atcnc, A Is s,,t'nrs. his imnosslble ia
read III i,ftrr AID The collateral rrooi
v.thnu, coming 10 the cnncinson ,..a, Col
F.erolt W.. ,r,.il,y of d.Ih.ra,e ati,u,,,
10 f. aud Inc Government winch he rcpi e.
s,n;.d.
N1h'e :, al! iurni', ~ ISL.
S:E-l h1'f me honor Ltr""tth 10 e1-
c'o-r 10 soy ia iaFer> 'chtinS ta ce:-
~" e'h'ins' 'h't &c" me IN ',ie " ia, ~
March Ell, - Leu''ndIi CT. / tmpht
thn"t''d rii!'ii an. Win Don Lu'oGo IL
~, resi- tent "f Cui'd lie los Ahse'o
t"iioinIa. lie y pa mans cd y Is copy
OF this contract, "rh eat Coz IRE mont
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II. d. VI W.
Colonel 10. Dragons, Commanding
To Gen. X. JosL-, Washington City.


~" The London Tin IS Of opinion
thai a better choice for Pesident Of tie
United States ..cou'd iiaT'iy b. h.te III, ii
CT Joan Charles Fremont. Very .ncour-
agha FOR the native Anerlcan candidate
and good news for tie Ma saclusr'r- know
no'hn-s, whc have been t4u, hi 10 beware
Of fJreiCn II fiile.ice.'
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x.l.o. f.. Nkfi'xa:.a,ls,

Attorney aal Counselor a Law, May Pnniir
a y. !, ufBf--I i r Il i't,is ior II. y y.
y. mt O..Ie. un.cp corner brady asl 3.t
sis.; Dav,6pert. ~ - u
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s.WArT SoR TiiE WAGON u Farmer Gal
aral tolls the EDITOR II tine Janesvi.lr
Standard ttat a he Wa coming 10 tow
.eyrl ,earners we're on e road six VI oin
wee for Buchanan That's the DIFF
euce between lU;n er wagons and "the
cars'
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QUARTER or A MILLION OF DOLLARS

"N"f ard aras ~. cyTltal
FYerH INi. butl., may ssafc IN tho profits ~ tho
iHi '''Se t'' ttf' ra3,s Tho satur m ~
~ ta ~ atlent assured, or b, reduction ~ ths
annual igtUHutl
N"t lntatN il i' f'ri'ch u atea ofe rs snprriar a.,
NitlhE It. aiiar- ars ,Tu3ly an1 economically
rtnasssh and ~ profits bay bran larger iban o,hrr
idi ih@nrant t.miauN with a ~,,ani & .ss CAPITAL.
4" Herf dir55ioH u prghts wiHfdkc place in 1855
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e.->%FW PEIyATE pDtGbiVti Hof-SF eu
ysG i. - I-t,i street, b#.Wr,n 5:h alu 9th.
,;,a,.1 for 90 ,.stdc,s.
JmeJtD 7. MGtANHtH.
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n-xp NANTlIIiS -F.on and EH.br - r.
e. u Crpe SlitN,-: Pt.n ii aitd - ia Sn,NAl ga
< N t.. Chap.
Int4t.adtil CiitS, FISH.