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The daily union., 1856-04-05
rHE NORTH CHURCH RIFLE COMPANY or ooS.

We have already Published the SUNDAY evening pro-
oeedings Of the abolition nothing fanatics belong
ing % the North Church. New Haven Connectcut--pro.
oeedings Whieh have since been made UNANIMOUSLY oonspeu
ous True Christians Of every denomination and Of every
political shade feel deeply humIiatsd al the disgraoeul
conduct Of he unworthy pastor of this church. and o he
equally disgrac'u oondact Of the imported religious bully
whose persuasive eOqusBee occasion referred TO
cured SO large a contribution OF sbarpeis rides.
We copy the following witherng article from that able
democratic Journal the New Haven Register which pub
sbed in the very city where DuttOn and Beecher held
their Sunday evening orgies
The public Journals in every part Of the country
ed at the Saeregious proceedings which place
North Church, in this city, few evenings SINCE when pO-
htieal DountsbGnks under religious gaIb assumed
woke the blessings Of Providence heated partisan
bage TO beg under religious auspices donations Of murder
to what ought be- and what designed TO
be, peaceful party Of emigrants to Territory
The like in this country before Ii has
toniahed Of all parties. Scarcely religious paper in
the Union but condemns and in pointed language the desc
Grafton and tie mpety which marked the event Its effect
will be most perncous the character not only but the
business of city unless il wiped off by
cleansing majority at the polls There not Of Con
Aeccut in southern State but win blush for the degene
raey which prompted and the hate which characterised
that Of anti American and unchristAn temper
Of the good old state.
1--WE have before letters from Connecticut men, in
eral of the southern States asking what all ths
T the citizens of New Haven actually approve suoh wild
fratricda conduct If they have forgotten their obga
tions the constitution entirely and rreooverabyT
New Haven desires blast only the promise Of future
greatness which to bless the country bat the interests Of
her in sister States ?
''We 80 most emphatcally NO! We should de-
spise birthplace if believed that such proceeding
bad appreciation Of its citizens 1t simply the fanat
Of looaythe over boiling Of the fanatca caudrnn
around which bags and witches Of dsunon led by
Henry Ward Beecher enacted their orgies for their
pleasure Ii had the approval Of any but the hopeessy
mad in blind warfare upon the constitution of their
try had the effect opea the eyes of citizens
fearful brink which the arch traitors have been hypo
critically conducting the-and they will shun the precpce
We do a rejecting but utterly Condemn de-
nounces repudiaes the and the shall be
disappointed pointedy rebuke the affair
at the polls"
The daily union., 1856-04-05

clerks and cne Of divisions where these may Be
~ - advance upon their ordinary pay Whenever they may
be required 70 perform extraordinary duhes The adOp-
tlon o. this plan WILL think al times 10 the
government The services Of honest and competent gentle
men, Who will be enabled live ia no more than con-
oFAhe style saving perhaps, small amount annually
os tbs exercise Of eeonomy every ought be
abled 10 do but which few Of family able
d. even BY deprVing themselves Of many eujoymsnts
with under EXISTING crcu instances only be pArlAksn
Of At the expense Of those who may be willing
credit to goVernmtn clerk and thus bring disgrace upon
the entire class
fair computation Of the expenses of family Of SIX per
sons for year will stand about thus House rent $3.50
groceries $500 marketing $500 servants SI2o tuition
OF chhdren 500; fuel and lights Sl0o support Of public
worship S5oi charitable purposes S50-lnaking total Of
81 Z7O, and leaving, from salary of 81 400 year. the
large amount Of $3.50 for clothing the entire family paying
Tor medicines and all other that must be provided
and leaving very questionable margin for books
papers public amnsements and various other matters of
real enjoyment calculated improve the social condition
would also call attention, in this connexion the fact
hA "hle gentlemen are closely confined to the executive
departments throughout the year, and in cases fire.
queny performing aborous and responsible mental duty
ten hours day at salary Of only $1,000 Sl4O0 those
who occupy the posts Of wachmen and dooreeper at the
Capitol land who actively employed than two
thirds Of The year averAge) receive about 81 500
year. and have none OF the restrictions imposed upon them
which prevent clerks from engaging in being connected
with, any employment bat that which they appoint
ed by the government
Bun have alluded to another class mean the gentle
men connected with the Coast Survey and the Observatory
who are required to reside at Washington professor of
mathematics receives $3.50 year while chief clerk in
either Of the departments receives So
liner in the Patent Office 81 800 and chief examiner S.
year and without wishing in any respect derogate
from the character standing, and abilities of the gentlemen
last named may be permitted say that IN every point
o view the professors of mathematics in our navy win
compare favorahly with them, or indeed with any
other class Of gentlemen when natural abilities education
and personal merits and accomplishments be iueu-
ded in the estimate
have thns thrown together these crude remarks hoping
that some able hand may take up the subject and
present ii in favorable aspect Particularly do
hope that gentleman in general legislature will
take the matter into his serious consideration for am
the gentlemen shall examine into this matter in
its various bearings the fully will they be convinced
that the leading positions have taken in this oommuuica
ton are correct
Very truly yours, T0IIF
The daily union., 1856-04-05
Formp Uron
nEPARTMFyT CLERKS

KoowinE the interest you have always manifested 10
whatever concerns large and very respectable portion Of
this community an led to submit FOR publication in your
valuable Journal the Euhoinsd remarks or which trust
ron win be aide 10 End a place
The expenses incident 10 housekeeping in this District
double, than double what they were twenty
FIVE thirty years ago. At that time there were no clerks
in either Of the departments who received less than $50
year and whatever may have been their abilities The Ia
bors assigned this class uf the most simple char
acter while now, notwithstanding The Efforts that hars
been made 20 classify The clerks there are several who are
receiving $1,000 Spd SlsooA year while they are perform
nE duties q the most plain and simple kind
That great deal Of good has resulted from the attrpp,
~ classification which has been made do not nsrtinp
bot there s room Cor improvement in the plan and while
would Offer hsss upon which 10 effect that improvg-
msni would also say word in favor of smother very
er'orous class ct gentlemen engaged IN the puble ser
vice here whose qualifications presume vii auss-
ton snd whose uodssy hss prevented them from coming
befors the pUhe n order obtain that 10 which their
abilities end thTr urit0ious conduct a. crens unoues
iionably entts them
The alteration which would propose In the clasEisos-
ton system s to reduce be number Of classes to to a
salaries Of $500 and 800 year, according TO chief
The daily union., 1856-04-05
THE MAIL LETTINGS.

The reception Of proposals for contracts for carrying The
mail viii close April +h, at three o'clock, Ia, and Gua
decisions in references the viii be made BY The 7th
o. Nay next, which day the lettings Of all The IN
the States Of New Jersey Prunsyvana Delaware Nar-
land and Ohio uiIl take place The whole number Of
public lines in the Abovenamed States Os7 the con
Of Wbich for the years commencing N toe
ls Of July 1885, and expiring the sotb Of June
The letting Of the miscellaneous routes established by
aeis Of Congress embracing all the remaining States
ID The Union viii be made at the same time
The daily union., 1856-04-05
TaE OLD-LINE WHIGs.

The EOe patriotic stand taken At the present political
crisis by many q The distinguished and nsuentia
nsbess q the oldiae Shig party has not only called
firth the expressions of admiration and respect
from The dsmoerate press bat II has inspired throughout
the Union feeling Of confidence in their love q country
and abiding devotion i true interests which caDoo, for
moment Ds weakened by recollection Of pas, differences
Of 0Puion in regard the q the eITedency
q measures As evidence Of this Of celng
make for the saboined resolution which vas unnD
mouay adopted Al large and enthusiastic democratic
mseng he'd Lawrence county Arkansas the frs, Of
March last:
Re.ov., That the old line wbg. or Lawrence county,
who are Aciuaied sih the principles Of stephens and
Iooues q Georgia Jones Of Tennessee DIXON u Kenucky
james B. Clay Of the immortal Henry Clay and bost
q ohsr Cd line wbi and wbo ks thoss patriots, step sp
o. bs great democratic platform and make upon know
n'ihRgisu, Be Invited 70 participate In this and all other
democratic conventions held IN the oOunty, and that We
roEHe then brother sborers in The great q hH
ughts"
The whole country largely indebted to Hon samuel
C1ruibers q Missouri od4ine whig formerly bat
hJ profession and practice democrat Tor the bold, eo-
qusnt ant unanswerabls letter addres-,db him bis
Constituents On the abo3itopkuowssotbrns Questions II
has been extensively rad and sought aer in TIE Soah
vel As IN Be North and dsmoqatic lorsrss srs
warn in their Communications q It's merits The Fsl-
eFa nlon, Pauirs1ed al Nedgsville, Georgia says:
We feel peculiar pea,ure ard pride in publishing the
eoo able and eoqusnt letter q Hon = Caruthers Of Me
touf'' T. h eTatugBts defending hs and votes IN
'ga1n ths attacks q certain presses in that state
otne'N "1g bow Enov pothtng. Read it, Georgians-
whether your fortunes and affections have been
s 80 the oe7aerst1c Or the wbiE party 10 the pat
you Ei ma IN II mach 70 strengthen and confirm pres
ent convictions How grateful q democrats ta see the
- ehsay from h' rEnks u their late political
tAgoasts tszsifyinE TIE conservation .,A r,i,.v ~
'0e pFnepses aud pr"aos--how the fires 81 patriotism
ana honor glow and barn in the bosom. Of te stern defend
er' o. The right against all The pleasant memories and hal
loved associations of The past Where &. N. dasrr,t IN
ie broad sHany south that does % bonorcd bv the a.
'oou ct Fneh rising Statesmen and patriots a. Csutbss
Ana oTsr Of Assoar Preston, Of KENNEDY Bgpissr3p
o. L"uiSRnai Kerr, o. Worth Carons Toombs and 81.
pbsna q GearFa7 We confess our conBdrrsa IN IA.
Of cur principle and their unprecedented TIL
sapa n 'bs approaching struggle, s grady strengthened
" 'as assurance that these leaders o. the od ubtv
20! VI" cooperate with a B the fortunes of the day"
The daily union., 1856-04-05
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS.
-EssRs. sPALpIKG ARoGERs

L MEssRs. sPALDIkG ROGERS,
Having pEOiseisa Nsw Eqassan Es-sAmeAi
miasis ssa Ss~ EaaisHd s,slss % : called lss
| NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS,
FOr which Msa.. Goola Co, !hs earhudrTs Of Albany
/ C0nsTaet'ns Cor thsn tTals u
NINE RAILROAD CARS,
EEpy q ne ad hass proper
lsetsd sKhbaon and hassg AnnoaRosd che eqassaR
Eng@xems.ts, y.ssnsas sn1is Of price,
woad given every psosaas1 every department u
Circus whO pasdass aaqasatOaed ssaasBcs u hls
Superiority al slAsrs.
Msssf . R have from InaAy afs IN
mai ly hss aisassd % assias NE aa. = ne asgSaal
GRAND CIRCUS ToUnsAnEST,
To be held washiasson a day. only,
commsaeiag M2nduy, ssgrA z,
Under espacioas arsase Mk
iae opsn 70 all Ceas psfmsrs who viii spala-
tst one hundred soiars IL cash 10 each victor; and
s4-y q 10 added highest
prizs az, ANY department
hers are Iol I've O. n sa- nor 70 ans Pe"s SeaSs en-
bsaass n,Aay ~he have
alo~ns ai,ua sasrd eompisd
aoas especially dssisassa u saei1 ss,. w.
JAMEs ROBINSON, Of soatA casoiina
s soTIET sscTaERs X i. fsgss "s W" '' "'ho' ''''
The LITTER " s'si IEs 2RoTPE yrs. Lsa4sa and P4ri.
Compsins s1 ladies and gentleman me best rasiOass
rUss HoRSER, II Ksnaoay, aud srEvE LEE, Of London,
NED KEND-aLL hassaslassls, and KEsD.aLL's BRASS
B.7AD. Of eigAieea Rustcsaa
Az the best Buxrr and Brass Band.
TWO PARTIES the have executed The
Douhs Peehe
the Giohe Per he and the Douesx Ladders,
The -7MERIC-7N BROTHERs-H. MAGILTOk Of Pennsylsa-
mia; GEO DUNBAR of Maryland Y. DONALDSON, d AabA-
and q. CR tSBY, Of Oh'o, and
The YANKEE BR0THERS-HERcULES LIBBY, Of Ohio; n.
OMAR, Virginia. j. DAVENPORT Of Texas; and C. MOVES,
Of Tennessee,
adoption Of Maryland have both entered each The best Hurdle
Racer
Mad oLSZs Of Rnsin, has entered best Tight Rope
Pennmsr.
The MIN MONKEY entered s Gymnasue Esaes-
entered - closes,
tApi 5ih,D following well kide lowas,
enessd % MI the nsrsess Of the performance An the
Intervals Of the contests, yixi
Meadanes onons Hnns Robnson Davenport; 4agaSta
Rosa Lee Mod. Lepaer Mesas. Robert Waite J1a
Burt Joe HaSta, j. Ga,iors 1nomas, Z Sirsnson, and f
DGskey.
Party inspire efforts Of petiion in
CONGRESS EoUEsTRANs,
partly reimburse projectors under whose this
gathering Circus ceehes lakes whom
horne, pubic performances during
which the contests take place, al the following
Prices g adrnission:
Pit l Coored boHes, 81 children half Coored
III, 25
5Doors open every night p and Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons al las, The enree viii be made
precisely al ~ and ia4. ....-
has eon6ded Nj Edward ksnd4n management
lbe Rug Mr. Robert White
The Ring Horses Of companies viii be Ia attendance for The
Of the competitions April l-lltds
The daily union., 1856-04-05
BY AUTHORITY.
LAws on THE rNTrEp sTArEs.

TPubic .
Az ACT 10 define The Jurisdiction of the district and cren
% the United States for district of Tsnnss
n enacted ~ - Seaafs md Hsuss ~ Rsprer~tavss
tks IEsa States ef Anasrico - Cosg~ezs ascleS, That
the ufidcon ~ the district and crcut courts ~ the Uni
It'd stats aF The district ~ Tennessee be- and the
IL bsrebF d~carsd % extend and inciude the follow
iar counties q sid State. 70 wit: Anderson Bedsne
Blpunt Bradley Campbell Carten Clsbarne Cocke, GrRin
Eer, Greene, HRwkins Hamilton Hsnock Jsfsrscn John
kn"x, NeNiHn, Megs Nsion, Monroe, porEan, Peek
Rhn, k0sne, Sewer ~cott Suvnn, washington, Union,
Ad Gurrh~rlsnd. snd uhich msy hereafter
Be arrd out - The terorr ~ Of said
ties shsIl Be inoudsd Ia ssid 5urisdirton.
Approved March 10, 1855
The daily union., 1856-04-05
OF F1CIAL L.

TRnasur DsrAnrsnsr, Deeemb.r ], Isss
Notice hereby boder Of ts stocks Of United
viii purchase tbs Of sl 500
be offered
lt ,uns next, win pay rerefor e following Pce
For ock Of losn Of lssa premium Of 10 Per
the Of Is and lsz premium Of for
stocs con~aniy Teran inaem-
ocs emium Of cent Ard sSsck Of NE lasn
lss6, sdeemabe The IAN Nsv-nhe is received Ibs
Treasury PRIOR Isa ofJanuHry ~
January sst
premium of2 received the 3Tss
prior said st of Jane premium Of IN
will be allowed said ssochs Inc specified
cerfscates, i July ss u assigned bc
of cehcaes received prior The l January Amer
date SLOWED addition premium
JAnRary of theT reosps In hoth
days interest sddo1 for ooney reach bs
seller.
Certificates transmitted this department under the
shoaid duly assigned Uniied stss twin s
ths lst January BY hs
entitled 10 rscsfve prrcha-e-H money.
Payment Dc hv eans he Rss1st
Boston, Yok, Philadelphia. the pArie
snuued receive the money direSL
JAMES GUTHRIE.
Secretary of Treasury
Dec I-diistJuneH
The daily union., 1856-04-05
TUDOR PLACE ror r-,

TUDOR PLACE foe r~-syTnss wsllfpo~n. sesusfu resi-
awncs y n6sara tus for
Il ~ ao~t spactou ~ nirct
GenrKeosn, and within NJ eeparaas r~r~a-~.
tn heFwsen sever ard eight arsans
sap~d -s purs wsfsr staAs trees snd hsHurfuI
N - faH view II gvrgsian,
sid ths shores ~ NEula
unos' deias tln rssdsncs far Eenteman frsune.
Ans kg sale ~artninna
~ eounfv uf Wshingr, fsw hwnarea yards on undsy
stFsst 1nnnuhtsu
~ rece. . ruuure a3
Ao. hsns- h~sinr
ned ne mn~fh comtang
'aa isss an paas uf wheh slso hs M
ohco.
". CALLAN, Nalsry Fusaac,
AF 4-2awfw No, 2lS stresa.
The daily union., 1856-04-05
TnE RLHH. sPIRrr.

At the recent STATE c,avention Of the democracy Of
Louisiana, nr BALL Of Narrbou-e, oHrrd resolution
that The Bomares The Cacinnsu Conrenron whoever
they may he the choice Of this convention for rbe o
Of President and Vice Presidsn, Of the Uuted States
The resoution adopted amid the tremendous A
The daily union., 1856-04-05
REFcHER or THF RIRLE-

The following sharp Lash is the whip Of th, Spring
field Mass Argus
" The reverend rissmSn Henry Ward Beecbsr preached
in Ns~ Haven dAy last week and took up collection
twsEty rIass One 81 the Subscribers was named
kAH@ hr. Beechsr said chats significant 10
nerion With sbarpes rife. Say you So Mr.. B~ecbor
Yet The Scriptures say. Tbou thst kin Which Is the
best suthority- B~schsr or The Bible ?"
The daily union., 1856-04-05

II crLs HE- MILLS, t1-. Lard Agents. Dubuqns.
VI nam~y,
far nppnx wtl uass col
tecfiuus, hur ard lard wmrraHts-
rv-n seieran u lnds ~ srpurb
cgnsp~t~nt engineer sod Surveyor.
Hoe. C~a-Es w Iones. u. =. Duhsque Igwa.
Gen. W Lrwl.. grn~ral. Dab.ous, fews.
Gov. Hsnry TAn1gs, n : Hsnafs, v iacnnsin.
ssrsehzn h Scasi, hsnssrs, Nw~ Yesk-
Hon. ~ Coos. Ruaasa, Ns~ Yors-
Fsh s-du eedism
The daily union., 1856-04-05

NoTtcE-Ts ersaitoss os Tsrss requested
suh-rrhr hB.iuess uf
hr-t ~anSay Mar II 0'ciock.
Hoasi h cv GA ard s~r he ista ~ Api
which suhsr has .sn-d
sAvsru-em~t rrths wth addressed
Tsr.s be a.Iivsea
may Apply for ocs
ere. J. HAMILTON.
Ars-w.dN E.rtsshwsy
The daily union., 1856-04-05
VILE IS 10 KkoM-xo1HINa PARTY I

All odds and ends of things Pennsylvanis says tbs
New York journal o Commerce. have united in opposi-
iou to ibr democratic party One Of the candidates for
State officers is knownothinE another black repubIi-
can, and another 8 Uhg
The daily union., 1856-04-05
TAKING TIME TO CONSIDER OF 1T,

In the Ohio legislature the sh uldmo a memorial
presented proposing dissolution Of the Union and
ser long discussion it referred a committee by
Of So a. Of the black "repuboAns voting
give II 4 tellberate cnnsideraton
The daily union., 1856-04-05
ny >. c. MCGUIRE, amcu~..~r.

VbLUARLE BOWEL PRttFERTy OPPOSITE TIE Rail
acpt rBhac ascuanOn Mgndsy xferpapn, asf
ass1,ek, psensssss,
Ne sa iranung s. fs u feet u
Nw Isrss9 swvuus, Ass feet
upuA th~ eon.isur a hree
bck kudnr, in ~ Kd ssrsnsrt
sIrs -. small wiu hot and threugh
90 bnitdtnr
The sffnHtrd he ~6nsy hs
s~rRFnE kssn.s bvt ~ is1s John FsT
slpsiJ 80 hSrl, wha Conducted succs-.fiy
~ aezah.
Terms Ouesnh csh rrisus N g. "a - -, and ~ -onths
with imtsr~ss, shs pTaper1y
fshsr preuisrs aadres. ssufis-s MHrrny hs
anrriun~sr Jas c. NcCrTRE.
Ma rs-.oka. Aucs,onser.
The daily union., 1856-04-05
LOCAL NEWS.

hATIOSAL THEArKK.-OuF musical readers wil no doubt
Be highly PLEASED learn thai the Pyns and Harrison ope-
ratio troupe have beeA engaged BY the liberal management Of
The National 10 give SIX representations In this ceo-
mencing Monday evening nsxt with Beins exquisitsy
beautiful opera Of la SoaAaHbaa. Thh the fret 0pPor-
uny thar has been presented citizens II hsang
English versions Of the Italian opera with the leading ParLs
nied By artists Of the highest reputation for e1ceeAee
excellence in voice. method, and execution That the OPPOr
anty will be eagerly embraced BY the musical world Of
Washington, have the slightest doubt Seats be
secured advance for any Of the SIX operate represen
tAti0ns.
The Trinity Church Fair Odd Fellows Hall has met
with 20 much that the ladies having charge have
concluded not to close the un asr Tuesday evening
merit
We learn from the Star that gentleman knocked down
atew nights since the Capitol R and gold watch valued
at $50 stolen from him. His oss for help heard BY
the guards who to his relief bat the Villains four In
number hearing them approach deeamPed suddeny taking
with them the watch.
HE CiRcus-We need scarcely remind readers that
the pageants Of the Railroad Circus the strife between
the rival performers Of the country Monday
night Not only to have the distinguished RI
dsrs bat from the circumstances under which they
appear reasonably expect the competitors surpass
themselves The celebrated Kendall and bis band will make
grand promenade musicale horseback during the
ing.
CLERICAL APPoINTMESTs-The following clerical changes
were made to-day in the Post Office Department:
Jaes f. Divine promoted second class cerkEhp, in
place Of Patrick Donnelly, resigned.
r. Connolly appointed class clerkship in place OF
James /. Divine, promoted as above.
The daily union., 1856-04-05
IL Y Il L l. L q II A T. III
Later from Hapanu-lS4ipUrsek.


NEW foRK, April 5.-The steamship Black Warrior
rived this morning from New Orleans via Havana 3ls ut
Havana was quiet and healthy, and the weather
The American war vessels reported in port the 25h had
left for hatanzas.
The American clipper-ship Sea Witch, from China with
coolies went ashore the 2sth umo Havana and
became total loss. Several Spanish steamers went to her
assistance and succeeded in taking of her passengers and
crew in safety.
The daily union., 1856-04-05

uLIE- TERESA PARODI s~gs leave ." .r~ourcs
vi ~iH rive ~ THIS etF
rs.1 cone.r tsh sp s.ss-d ~ ssdaue
s~s rsrn srrssoA Lsonssd Under es dcnsn II
Nrursc. ssrssr~~s.
his eceasan, for the aa ard
trench Hymr. La Marws-
received ~h Immense snshnsssm shsrsvg
wun "
Mar M
The daily union., 1856-04-05
VIM. w. Beiknap, Attorney-at-Iau and Ians
Agent. keokuk. Iowa.

AND WARRANT locsars IL a satisfactory
and 90 favorable and buB@s rsquiT
'ur ths stsnESn q sh sfsarney pFuHnp4y HEshdea
PHro Naurse, W1EkinsoE, D. c.
tsKanasE r. EvzBs,
Eslrr b wcKsunsy,
Dee la-6snasakcp
The daily union., 1856-04-05

40. ~. JON ~soN, In postmaster Hoase af Rrpss-
sentative. eirh
Illinois, Io~s WiscoDsa nud Minnesota Ter
rsary 81 land ether
inves went. I'D a . me sale 81 lands.
wasHrssros crrT, Aprh = 1853.
Ps-6A"
The daily union., 1856-04-05
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

year ago (says the New York Journal Of Commerce)
the knownohngs swept the State with the bosom Of
destruction There scarcely vesdge Of the old parties
visible This year the combined forces of know-nohing
ism black epublcanism and all the other ss have bare
iy suioed TO escape defeat by the DEMOCRACY We here
present the for governor last year and this only
marking in those for last year deficient
which would doubtless increase the know-nothing ma
The daily union., 1856-04-05
nnW KENTrCKY REsroNDs-

Since the nomination Of TIE nothing candidates
FOR President and vice President there have been some
Eve six ratsoation mestngs held in Kentucky, but
eording all accounts, thsy have been most tame and
spiritlsss Affairs
The daily union., 1856-04-05

Ias HOn Mss harray winds Up bsr book on the Unitd
s''ss With tbe following sentence
pns might - rel hope improve he 8rnlt asa increase
hapFnss 81 IDIOT By tnrnng him out Of al ssyIu a.
~S'Ps l'r benett isr the negro from hbOHtiouiEm."
The daily union., 1856-04-05

MAJOR DOnslsOn Is called the greasy Teunesseau p
Greasy as be s says the New Albany Ledger gOod
many knov-n0tbinEs Sad il very bard to swallow bin
The daily union., 1856-04-05
SOLITARY ANn -AInnr

me Albany Register, which boltsd wber the know
'olng oouvent"a At Philadephis nominated Fillmor,
' PRESIDENT is noW soberIy advocating George Law FOR
tbs Sal5e 0face
The daily union., 1856-04-05

Gf- The ksv. j In NJ. Krebs, ID. d, Il,
~ with Irvine pernis,nn, preach fsahhaIh
u the = Churrh . Ne in
the Fourth Pr~shytsrian-Hev Dr and al m ia the
FIrs PTesb5 terIan-Rsv. DR.. sunderlaad's.
The daily union., 1856-04-05

!. rAHAs ~~W.sr -f ~ IA @s.ds s~~n a d
ard
wsopi sn.rs by nhd TRANSIENT hosrdss be
- rsmSnnzhts terms.
WmlS-aA"
The daily union., 1856-04-05

ITALIAN ssrsf. and PapsI Prt~etpI.. through
Azs.rcxn spectaele
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