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I. may be so,,has j, vas solemn oc.
casion. Il is possible that there may hav,
been downcast 10 politics, but s,ill tn
sentiment Of the friends Of Fremont an,
Freedom, on tho, night, a., on oil othel
occasions were expressed in the followin,
verses. .s ......-sg ....a
Beneath NY skiss. Novsnh&t
Thy skies Of elosd and rain,
Around cur hlasisg camp arss,
We close our ranl0 agaiA.
Then sound again the buglss,
Ca; ;Ss S~ssI. roll anew; .. #.s
II moths have well nigh won the Geld,
| What may not four ysan aR'
For, God Be praised! Nss- England
Takes oeos moro her ancieas place;
Again NE Pilgrin's banner
Leads the vanguard Of sAs r,es.
Then sound again the b1sles,
Call the battle roll anew;
Hnoaths have wsli-nish won he Sid,
what can four jean dol
Along THE lordly Hudson
4 sAoot Of triumph besaks;
The Enpire State IL speaking.
From the ocean 10 the Lakes
Then sound again tAa bagles.
| Call the battle, roll anew;
II months have well nigh Won the Geld,
What can four years dol
The Northern hills are blessing,
The Northen skies are bright;
And the fair young west ID turning
| Her forehead TO the light
Then sound again The basiee.
Call The batsle-roll scew;
II noeths have vell-nigh woa The HsA,
Whit ny not four yean DOL
Pub q, ~ ontposs ssar9,
Pre-, ha = Tie aoseils tewsui
AnetAes d. Sklsvs,
And he IA. 'sko1 b oard
Thea susnd vain u basisA
Call the 49, s-roll anew;
Ifnouths have sll-aish won The ssld,
What nay not 70 sr years dol
Blu. keep the same OLE ban. ,sr,
For none can better bel
Pass on the old watchwosd:
FssAoAT Axp VIcrosYl
Ard soand again the bagies,
Call Tie baGsle-soll answ,
ffmoatas have we'll -.igA voa - MD
Whist nay not four years dos
Now ~ the Fremont party have rec si'
we'd an app~llanon, suppose we spply on.
TO the Buck dance" We can think of
nothing more appropriate than the WAxs
or BLAck DExocaAcY.
As the girls of town with few e1-
cep,ions went with the Fremont boys, it
left the Buchauiers with dry party, in
consequence Of which we suppose it be-
came necessary to resor. 10 soms expedi.
en-, 70 awe, down" the draughi.
We term j, WAKE because from
what we have heard Of the programme
OF the evening, !, was conducted on the
old Irish Elan. The corpse which ney
were Waking" being in a bad condition
it became nessary to preserve It in spirits
to proven, bad effects, and asdecomposl
ton had already SET in, to prevent con
,seion. s,lmulsn.s, it is said were requ'
red among the Watchers.
The use Of the "prsventative" hs
differan, effects on dlffsrest incivldual'
Some il is said, i, effected in the sam
way as would strong dose OF Brandesl
pills, on others. rumor says, it operate
as an emetic, on others il operated a.
dlsretlc, on others i, concentrated und
the bump OF comba.iveness, and exercise
a potent effect on the same.
|, is said they all enjoyed 'hem'elv'
Well they ough, to. We have no dot
u they did, As mos, Of the Watchers ca
. enjoy such thinga, blu. j. would not hs
pleased the Fremon. boys; and the u
6 sic pi:ls, will not tolerate such pleasur
- So much for the Fremont Funeral
> the Wake Of Black Democracy.
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a,a File No. a0io amend Inap. iSo %
~. Code relatag 10 evidence. With . SUI
s,,tu.e and recommended the rassas. oil
The substitute. when melton " mi.
Neal 10 indefini,ely POSTPONE, was los'
bv a vote OF Ia to 10, the substitute was
adop,ea BY a vote OF 81 TO IL.
As this bill makes Indians. Negroes,
and black persons competent
w;,ne.se. in suits a. law, elected some
interest.
Mr. Kukwood inquired whether under
the crescent law By ~h,h back person.
we're excluded from being witnesses eh'
nanen, Ho,,en,o,s, Malays, japanese
and Sandwich islanders. with some 0
whom we hsye commercial relations
would be compe,en, Witnesses.
MIR. jenkins said that now y s"h''
n ;,ht assault and rob or severely woun'
a black man and unless some Other VIM
person was present be black eouo nav
no redress and the gully SO unp.rseco
ted and unpunished.
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Religious Notice.

Upton. Iowa, Dec. IL, SO Boa
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The Hon. D. C. Cloud. member Of the
House Of Representative from Ausca.
tine. introduced the following JOINT Res.
slu,ion:
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
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Time between Washington and Wheeling but IA
hoursI
Running bpsen Washington and Cincinnati q hours
Through Tick cts AID Baggage cstsehs to ss had In
Washington
THE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
western Offers the fullest inducements TO
ee between Washington BALTIMORE and all portions of the West
the Northwest, and the Southwest.
Baunore always promptly made at
Washington Junction. atey called the Relay Hoyse nine mes
Washington and ohio Baggage checked through
Wheeling the Washington staon rechecked and transferred
through dcks fof pan. BeyoEd Tie tonheeuas alns
Washington daily M and w, p M; on Sundays al the
A. wheeling CEN
TRIAL OHIO hAILROAD, running dom Beiare, the oho
Co Th " run onase a. MswarR w se semsr
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sandusy Toledo Detroit
Couu,bos o. railroad win me fast trains
Of the Ltle Miami railroad Xena CINCINNATI LOUIS
wiz . xsn .o g. t bon " 4
aauts, Lafayette, Chicago Rock sand ST Louis SC.
Nache1 New Orleans. which are also sold a. washngoDo
transferred at Cincinnati to the mail steamers on he Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo, Detroit Chi
caro, &c, when Ohio navigabe between
Wheeling and wevie, forty mes where eonnerion with
the Cleveland and Pitsburs railroad Is made; ,
Travellers notice that while this the only
aordg throuh tickets aud checks in washington also the
speedy and direct nearly all the leading
the West The distance from Washington Cincinnati is
but $50 miles, being about 100 msss shorter than ny other
by through from Washington, To Wheeling % S.
s air y .ss%sr o% ciHssns ,io nd IA
ChiSaso So IS ana SO 30 ST Louis s5 sasi Memphis
SIS; New orsans 9Il, sc.
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland,
PASSENGER. may leave Washington at M Or a p m For the
train from Washington,
Fo tain. and fiOm Baltimore Annapolis se special ad
yo further information through Tickets &C. apply TIL
PARSONS, agent at Washington station. ... -
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
MayS-dtf Railroad, Baltimore
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POSTsCRIPT,


In various inques claimants will take notice that
the adavs Of ownership required be filed with The certificates
other evidences de whether the holder the real
owner holds for colec pledge for ad
II for collection, pledge, the OF the hold
the beneficial esiduay the claim be stated
the affidavit and assignment and release the United States
release xss be duly executed by such together
from person whose favor
Element payment Is requested. N..
ID of of 2sth February 1885,
Texas upon payment
portion amount and claim the difference between the
paid proportion payable thereon under
zdav stating surrender OF such certificates, and de-
scIibing each whether party
received from, Texas the real
owner collection, pledge. The party
person in favor settlement and payment
respectively file assignment and release the
United States and release Texas in the
other Amer the paid by Texas such certificates
shah be reunded claims Of this description will
seted conformity with the prosso OF said I'd section
Ciainap,- viii also certificates
evidences of character of debt
cluded affidavit ownership ase
evidence debt correctly deserted
number date sroanl payee houd
appear whether the certificates
OF Texas upon claims against republic
republic OF Texas according
s@.r.@4 JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary sury
TkK.spxY prraRTakEr, aE .# H".+...
...... liz. March 6, 1856
Febg-laysw
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nLENwOOD COMMUNICATIONS No. 292 Pennsy vana
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of celebrated
New York. situated the high ground guar
Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the rhis conp1nY have received charter from Con
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fee aud prohibiting all
legislation Otherwise which is of who
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in all cities when the burial
valuable for other sell it. and throw the
rcuousy pit and legal prevent
Is no titles given the ground.
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nap the charter aud bylaws all other
obtained also,
vsy No. 40 any other undertaken will prompt
slssaed June IDLY
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on s isoontaonos Of certain UHited States Land Offices IA
ths States ~ iao.s, htogan, Wisconsin, and loco.
provisions sscoAd section or e Act 81 Con
" grezs Jane L. is which declares SHAT
the quantity public land remaining any district
shall be Fedaecd nubes one hundred
sand discg sba b. dise0nnuued Sc and cUnIpl-
with other laws the subject the
has directed that the following ohees be disoonunued
sbawneetown and kaskGskta, In Illinois, ..
kalamazoo Michigan.
MIwaukie, Wisconsn.
Fairivld Iowa, #... H..~ .
Lands Remaining unsoli and uadsposed Of 10 districts
will be subject Of
by and
poinls, and will BIO made subject entry tolowsv
kaskaska ed TO the Springfield
disirict, Illinois. ..s ....
Kalamazoo 10 Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menusha district Wisconsin
Fairfield 10 the Charlton district, Iowa. ...
The officers the points OF consolidation give public
which they viii respectively
applications OF such lands Offices.
Given under hand the OF Washington 2t OF
November, A. ID. 1895, ... .... ....... ~....'
/. a.# "s. .a THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
- ... n... Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE.
A. aybw
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CROSKEY Il co, Southampton.
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97-dy
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NOTICE of the dtscontinuance OF the United States
IN land Office al VANDALIA in tho Stale OF ILLINOIS,
Notice is hereby that OF
the report ocets ILLisoIs
land said district reduced below hundred
the INTERIOR has directed
VArpALIA be discontinued and the lands remaining unod
the lime OF The dsconnuance be made subject entry
sPKIssfIELp, in said state
Lands remaining uusod and unappopnted by law and Se,
land Office discontinued
subject said Office from date Of
effect by register receiver thereof
will public which
will tc prepared receive applications for any
at their ONCE. .....
under my hand city Washington 9Th day
December A. ID. 1885,
#a.r q. .,a. .3".uHa 20 THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
.m. ...u Commissioner the General Lane Ofice
Dec ll--law6w fintellssncer d stRrl
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So. Joseph's Aoademy Cor Young Ladies,

I's'F TlHHfHIFkOHTyi FFtHtTttA IVufHN NM
TUE annual session Of institution
2fh August, and Thursday
terms for board and tuition sso payable
ally IN advance There for
ina and also fu Spanish Italian Latin. The
Tor the primary department composed Of pups under
age, are 500 payable half yearly
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER sUpE
Maryland. ~ - - -
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No. 544
soaspe Of shs hsopSAInz . shs DAnxIns Land Once
lsA Illinois.
Sss4xAk LASp OFHcA, Sept 10, lass.
INsrRUcTIoNs have nis day transmitted register
and receiver u the DasIle land prepare s
~ tbs lands Temaaing
pube notice o the or The receipt OF sad sIconS
eopenns other office Abe ia which applications
be received By them.
TIos A. HENDRICKS, r.a
/. peptSi-~1aNo~ Intel sarl Commissioner
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Il. III. GILL Il IT
Counsellor at Lac,

Has removed his Office his resd in franklin Row,
of X and Thirteenth He will
ton principally the United Supreme
Having devoted much The law concerning patents
advice and opinions legal questions arising
the Patent Once and appess 10 the chief usce assistant
the District of Columbia, will
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents
lie wi also written opinions and prepare
having Of the departments
win also prosecute claims befdte board established
Adjudication
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English, French, and American Fashions, tsss

GEORGE p FOX has arrived az Nhisd's Hotel Nsshst
delay attending the orGsnxs'ion Of the House.
that MIXERS 81 both @snhes
virhcv, violating tsir political
upon popwsr candidate foe their favor MI fpi
capacity tailor, representing commerce, has ever mrfa
receive the dsrinrrshed and unanimous suh
people had the happy faculty unffng the dsenp
IN the realms ~ fashion, ard pse-enr hem ~
divided The House Of Representative ta hes
iesder time but the representative Of h
arrsoised THE fsshfons w The pisc hand Of ar
skill what the errees 81 TIE
assembly THE genius q the The one AZ
ofthe artist other suhdned by the ooqneace
What The latter u 10 the ss,onal assembly
For 70 the popular assembly 81 rhfon. We have ns
u,ed parallel. parallel. oniy closely certain P.
thence they aivrrreG and thus u " With COR issd~s o. I
leaders Of politics. The speaker Of fashion r sneh
designate representative oss Tor the nf
Tho rzht and the right h never At loss of me
when he Applies leader His 10 never csst aND
vet his equally wen and safely invested
nj 9a-dR
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Nassau HAN College of New Jersey, Princeton
|" should auld acquaintance be foTsot,
And never bf0ughl % mia
Should auld acquaintance be hTgot,
A.a das,. a. nula Hans .gua %

Should auld acquaintance be fotsol,
And brought % mia
Should auld acquaintance be hrgot
And days % auid Lang syne."
The class Of the ending June, 1883
The junior class u ending june, 1854 te sophomo1s
endns 1880 hereby requested 90 assemble 10
Washington D. O. third Of March, a. y, 1884, The latest
"a brighten the ns Of The chain Ofoys aud enashn which tim,
nor tide entirely sever exchange IN te
hives greeting sympathy, 10 lament The uAumey Aa
some Of their promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF the seAppained committee VIII b
heid On The nt Monday Ia September, A. ID 1855 the Uniies
states hotel ChshnI between Fourth and Fih streets
winch hose msabets Of The Glasses 70 whom may be con
venent are invited when the viii b
adopted 20 secure fai attendance possible III LII .
In Ihs mean time those whom this notice addressed wiz b.
good enough 70 furnish be secretary ofhe committee ~ mail will
tlielI respective post onices ....
-. - g. EDWARD T. GRANT, N. D.
Of Trehtnn, N. j., Chairman ~ Cummitee.
ALEXANDER O. BART, 10. o.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LlGHrNER.
Of Lancaster, PenasyiyaHia,
PHILIP PEHDLEroN,
rg Of Winston Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL p, RICHARDS, ...
Of Balstn iTon aud Glass Works, n. j
LEWIS w. WA5HiNGTON,
.. Of Montgomery county Maryland,
...... ...... .... Ccbamilloe
JoHE WupHAr, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-iawtdar3 [inieiliaeneerl
All la the civilized
ed advertisement their editorial criumus
Of le classes
visions or the globe aud all throughout Unite,
states Of America afe Requested grauou
casionaig between this date aud the ID A. D. 1851
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snirg Of his Writings iuerupersea with
anecdotes and per
sons Of his time With Cop,ous illustrative Henry FIN
ders, aubor Of The Lives Of the Chief Juscesn
cloth. ~ 80. FRANCK TAYLOR
The intimacy which tsaurhor noyed men as Horace
Whpnie, Burke Sir Joshna Reynolds Lord Halifax
Joh-son Gowper Pitt and others n the
tiers ~ his time, has enabled him peroaa
sketches the
MeproiFs exceedingly Instructive M entertaining.
The sketches and anscdates which
Memoirs are IN the highest d'Rrse Interesting while
observing and discriminating
Authouy, and consequently
innate 'i-Ency eopsda britannica
April 10 ....... IN.
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CHEAP JUVENILE BODISs-The undrrigued has eel
aside from his Of children large
varied collection accumulation yeats snd
price, that when be- They suited youth
OF all ages and may be examined his bookstore.
Among will found the works OF Mrs. Honand
Miss Edeeworth Mrs. Babaud,
which popular aiming
waite good aste good feelings and good principles
have still merit although teaching all the
ences in words Of one syllable to children o. four od
Dec 10 ~ # d" FRANCK TAYLOR.