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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14

1 I the Apr, term of the County Count Of Ell
y lis County and State of Texas, the under
signed was ,appoln,ed Administrator Of the
estate of S. B Srinnett deceased; Al persons
having claim. against the estate will present
them properly thenticated within the time
prescribed by law; rhcse indebted to the estate
by note or otherwise will c,lie forW.r. and
make irhmedH'e p,ynent. ,,.-
WM HAMILTON.
Administrator
Wa1ahachie Nav Goth 1856.
I26t. Print. fee $500
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II e IN wY +h ~ q X,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Dallas, Dallas CoualtY. Teas

Dallas, Dallas Connty. Teas,
Will practice his prolessi''" in the Courts o' tie
10th judicial District comprising the count
of Collin. Grayson, Cmk.. Denton WiI'. Pr
ker. johnson, Ellis. Ta,rant and Dallas Prompt
and faithful attention given to Ill 'nsin ga CON
fided to him. june IL. IL j-4t'
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Execusor,s Notice.

vTEE undersigned having been appointed,
at the Apr.! 'erra. 1855, Of TIE Honor.b t
the County Cou.: q. Dallas county, Executor
OF the las, vii! aaa .es,inen; OF Ms. America
Elkins, deceased notice is hereby given to al.
persons having claims sgains: Sad estate to
present the same. daily authenticated, within
the time prescribed ov law, or they viii be
b. red; and those indebted will make imme-
l:a.s sayi7en; % tie Ui1,T ,iCne1.
JAMES Vi PATTERSON,
Etecr Of The 'ciR IF .,meriea EihinS, deed
Dallas, Nav 10 lS56-5l:6t
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.Dtist .scccss cd,
A LARGE SUPPLY OF LBsssd Oh, furpeniine'
N White Lead. Bulls SarsapsEilIa, de-, &C.
ell of which we will cell low
sAYRE & THOMAS, =
2stf Drrggists, Dallas, 7sst
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AD,u rN%sTR ATOR's NOT Cs:

AID NJ IN .SIRAIOHS NIL "
lIEREAS, at Il r,gulir term MARCH, 1896,
of the PROBATE Court IN end fur r.rrant
cnunv, the undersig, red VS. 'npoin'ed admin
is;rnlnr Of the estate of 7 ON D Woodward,
ward, deceased; this is ore to notify all
p rsons having claims against the said Wood
ward, to present tn same, properly authenti
Gated, wi hin the time prescribed by law, and
th,ne idehed will make immediate paymen
10 the undersigned.
JAMES H. HUGHES. administrator.
BrIv,Ip. Texas. April "a, lS56-4:6t
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James n. SwindeIIs,

SURVEYOR AND GENERAL LAND AGENT,
fort Brisnap, 1fras.
WILL attend to all business entrusted to him
w viii, prompthess and 6dolty
May "a, ls56-lstf. = s-> -
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Flest Certificate.

4 HAVE lost .uY Ee.ir::s's, Mrrcss's colony,
& certificate fox SEA srtcn Of land, granted by J.
N. trurAcs., co.np.issianer for Mercer colony;
numhcr ard date not rS,0llcc,sd. fnut found
within the tine prescribed ~ law, shsli apply
to the roper aush ori,! f3g Il durllc,.e.
JOHN EDWARDS.
Dallas, MAY nth ls5G.---52:9t.s
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Marrifo,

On June 10Th. 1856, hy the Rev. Gfo, RorrrS.
srkIS. MIR. WM. q. FISHER aud Mrs SARAH
LANDER, both of Dallas county.
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RunaWa NcgTU-- sob Reward

ySunawa NegrU.- sob Reward.
~ AN AWAY from re subscriber, -
- li,'n. in K. echi Valley. in the ~
territory "f Parker county. on T!.urs- ga
day he 9th May. u negro man named "A
JOHN. SO years old, yellow complicated, -
about S feet inches high. upper teosh ~lha5eA
out, wears whiskers on his chin-has q scar on
the side of his cheek. hardly perceivahle unless
when shaved-ha rattle. dow -cas: look. The
white of his eyes look red. as though they wego
;nhamed He is slow spoken, but very sn.ar:
negro-high fo.head. Rode away q red roam
horse. black name and tail, about wears old.
branded OH the left shoulder with the letter l..
Had with him when he left, silver mounted
Col,'s five sIi ,o'er. \ dali, nirr Id 81 ,tgun
ia ais, missing supposed to h, tak'n by hiu -
Had on when he isf, white cotton shirt and
pants took, asn. a poir o. green pants and per-
hars other clothing
will give reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS for
the apprehension Of aid negro. and his C mime
rnpnt in anv Jail 80 that get him. NJ reward
will h. pld. should he escAps from csstody
before get him.
Address me at Fl Worth, iarrant county,
Texas. X. LLOYD.
June Eth Is5s.-3:3,s
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NsL.ss. wsTI sp.,is /, Prepared BY r''"'


ing bros
N. ta-iss NO uasisusf shsss NJ a'tfsHi shsh 10
"a ssdas Aas ssss,.a sls's'sI hs' 80 '"''sai
Blu.ssfsa rsss Go, ~ ha'ss % 10
a,s... T,sssa n.as -Gsafi-ss s-iH su'aqu'if' " w
,1..a sss.us,tea fiasf Nae Fpssts 10 h' Fae 80
,tisny o. ~, sai,y s,hsu''a es' s,'ss, W ,hah
l.si - ysas ts.srars va Co''irf, " y aasu 'i'h
-, "a. "a us ~. isr q vhsh IN rUii 80 M ma,
F,sa ,ls .onssr u 'sA "rI-shs Ia this nishf'
n A Ih,r, sa,d es annually lfsr quantity, u 10 h h'i
fsls,als ard r,is cal sFsri' hyoasgii oin-
u,ats ess,aI &c iralls and sip~ns u 'sliins, nms
al. n.ks IL ~ yeaT -AvaaiAss ado 80
,.,,. R,.uss,6,ll, VA. NJ. MALLORY,
W ~ fatsf'
Purchaser. stu NJ careful % ask ~ IT, NLAsEs okLkhkA'
M yIRAIFI GE ,naHus'sTd by FLEMING BROS q f''''
ts N. Al olhsr yunifaEss eomParsoh are se''h''
~ NIAhss Ehuins NsHnfass, also his esserA'd I've rms
IA be all spSiabs drug stores None s'"@'Hs Ss
at tAs sisnaiuTs9 fLLhi'" pAos'
sad -hos,ais and retail by scoyiL M.Ah' Mes ohear'
General Agents fr The soahsrn States Also by sAfhh
IHoaAs D,a, and by dealer. In nsdieins In every ""n'
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EDURE FrsGeh Brandy, Vines and Holland GIN
L fo- medicinal purposes, for sale at the Drug
s.a-e 81 sAHH d THOMAS. DruEgista.
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IefIerS OF ldiLin. ST atiCn

Letters OF Adftstn. 81 HUGH
LAYING beeu GRANTED to-ti,e urdersig' ell. at
n @ Nav Term If County Court o knu'-
man comfy. A. D 1855 . upon III" estate of lh"m.
as Dean deceased. It's is therefore To notify all
persons holding Claims against the same to pre-
sent them g. t Admir- duly authenticated as the
law directs, or they will ~ barred: also. those
that are indebted will make immafitte payment.
5. y. BARNES, Admir-
Esiatcs 7ho7sas D1n DEED.
LnSr Q A. D. 1856. n3-3t
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rsTrtv NoT On :.

blifAs ,OfHrr III
yr6HES rp b, ~ x ,h.ass, ssl essfs,e!
i-fJr. fC fsstf 4 H. AL ~ ell
gufi ans UAfE MY HVfsk. aloai 10 y>sfa
nd, II hand. llg',, hsla fae and fsi lind f'es
whi,s Lfsbdsd With q mule siiye and AID 10. tsss
IN n tie len shoulder, and Llais In hls f,fo
hat June .. lsSG-4'3t' IA.
TAKEN Up ~ L II Patrick, ahi estfaJsd 10
fore i P,ater, up 10 and ca l'alls. uety, obs
BAY MARE, about ~ yesra VI, IS haiis hifh,
scar N the right aide VI her breast. pe~1a'toet,
and = natural acer. lad On wh,n iakn up Q
small hell AZ al. ! b SIS. .ils,, ons ILkcH
SWAY BACK UELDISG. with 10th hind Nnclss
large la Lands high. ytar' Old. small white
spot in his forehcad, and appraised 20 si3. Juss
y, 1866 81
TAKEN or by JA,ae. " lane. and ssiraysA
lsfore ) r Montgomery. J r In and for pellss
rsun,y, me BAY MaRE AND COLT, roth hind
fee. white, sb0u, 10 yrsTs old, had on When e.
Ken NJ a common si,ri lrll appalled, 70 $3s.
ALSO, oEe SoRREL ~ ARE, about , ysafs old,
,irce white icst, t'at In her forehead, snip on
hyr noss, aud d,ptii. i BY 1eaTss Robsrtson and
/ u Hayes. To $40. AZ Sist, ls56-4sts
" PEAK, ClkC. Ca ID. c..fes
ELLIS COUNTY.
TAHES UP b' George Butcher and cStfsyee
before rho's Il, C"ff,y.J. In aud for Ellis county
enc RED ROAM iioRsR, sbout fourteen hendj
high, SIS or seven year, Old, no branls rsfctIrS;
bs--appr,isc to 500 .
TAKEN UP by WIN. 7 Patton and cs,rsrycd
hef IRE r.os. H. C"Iey, J. p. one YOKE " OK
En- Of The following Description to wit--cDe, .
large PALE RED uy, marked with q crop and
split In the riyt ear. and under imlf crop in this
LETT ear, branded ). T. un the left horn and u. d:
On The riht nip; age not knawn The other, 4
M,KlSNEY ROAM, uumr 2 YEARS old n.afR6d
with crop and two spite IL the RICH, ear and
under hall crop in the left; branded saas as tbs
v,htr--sprraiscd at So 80.
BENZ +, HAWKINS Ct h Go. C. n3 q
yARRANT COUNTY.
TAKEN Up aud estraycd hy VIA. Emns iir-
ing Eve miles north uf Birdvlle, STRAWBERRY
ROAM MAKE, years Old, shout Ia haudp high
y white stre,S in her face, bpth hind feet white,
wl,n sa.,,,m mar a On her hack and collar ,uarts
On Ter sh, nIlc,,; no hranlo pc,eeiyabls
cd to $500,
MAT 10, 1866. 2.P. AYRE.S IrkCC
n3 ,. Dy II. ). FAIRLY DEP'Y.
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Losst Certificate.

r 0ST--pet"gs' Colony Cc..ifeate. No. -.
- Vol. -. issuai Il. the heirs Of Richard Chow:
ming. DECEASED ~ Ika....s Vim Ward. CoEm:s-
sionrr fu.. said Colony Il act ::und IL tho t:n.s
prescribed h. ...w viii apply to tha proper iss'
sharisy for :. duplicate. S.iM. CHoWNfNG:
May %. lS53-2:g:'
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FOR SALE.

7 WILL sell FOR CASH, the place where
i now reside, containing LIS acres one hun
bred acres IN GOOD CULTIVATION. with cedar
and past AJAX fence, with good dwelling hoIS'
and out-houses; also. an Orchard, There Is ais
twn hund-d acres Of timber "onyenient-,he whol,
ia offered nj ten dollars per acre, will aisa Sc,
for cash my old plate near llaias. Tor 81 ,ooo' ~
so, the place kn"wn rs the Met ominas place. W.
600, and the Atterhury place. Tor $500 vii
ais, sell $40 acres Of lard situate six miles fr II
Dallas near Bast's Mill. and 200 acres of timbel
on the West Fork or Trinity-fiiy acres unde'
cultivation and good frame house an the plae'
for winch will take $500 Apply soon FOL
I must have money. ~
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Dallas. juno u. lsi6-i:3t
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
cnuNTy op Dallas.

County OF DALLAS,
To he Shsrif If ID ,Hds County, Greeting:-
WHEREAS David Davis and Nancy b.
Davis, his wife, have filed their periuon IN this
court representing that Nancy b, Davis and
Furey F., and james NJ. Green are heirs at
law off. F. Green, and that as such they hold
the bond OF Archibald ID. Brown for 2S9
4.l0 acres of and in Dallas county Texas,
and known as the W half Of section No. Ia
township one S. first base line, and range
two East of the first meridian, in Peters colony;
that the said Archibald ID. has failed to make
title TO said land and praying Tint his title be-
Invested aud vested in the said Nancy b ,
Fumey F., and james NJ, aud for costs and
general relief.
You are therefore commanded 10 summon
Archibald q. Brown to be and appear before the
hon. the District Court Of said county on the
LIST day Of the nest term thereof 10 be held at
the co,irt house IN the thHn of Dallas on the
10Th Monday after the Alb Monday in March
1856, then aud there to answer said petition.
80 Witness Eli. c. Broxdet, Clerk Of
{1 said court, and the seal thereof, this
HS llh day of June 1856.
ATTEST;
ED. e. BRUWDER, Clerk,
D. C. D. e. Tex
Archibald D. Brown--'ahc notice and ap.
pear accordingly.
A. C. HAtGHT, Sheriff,
D. c. Tex.
Bv ". CARTER. Dept.
June IL, ls56.-4:4t print. fee Sl0l
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
a. SL,.:T or Dallas Tou,,fu.
WHEREAS Alexander Co krel! has FLED
the 1871 Mar.h 1850. james Sharrork and
Ruth Sh,rro.k his wife, executed and deliver
ed To him aud John B. Robinson n bond for II.
rl,, to he following d"scrihtd tract Of land. TO
wi: the w hall see N, 10 IN township 2 5
and range ! W in Dallas county Texas, aud
rhn, thew have not made title to the same ac.
cordnG 20 the conditions Of said bond: pray
ing that thew b. divested of their title to said
land, and that tile TO the same be vested @n
him.
These are therefore I'd command Won to no
rify said J,n"s S'nrrn'k aud Rnth Snarrork
nv public tim in the Dallas Herald for four
successive. weeks, to be and ,poeHr al the next
.rm of said court, on the LIST day Of the term.
- b held NJ kp ronrt house, in the town Of
% IN e Is h Mond y after Il e 4 Mon-
d y in Via u 1856, 20 answer sid portion
-~s Wires, the undersigned Cl X Of
{, y ne Os ii Co,r. Of D las on nv
at til, sal thereof, this 10th das
~, of June, 1856
ARTIST. ED. {. BROW DER. Clerk,
DC D. G. TEX.
.lr,n,.s Shnrro,k and Ruth Sharrarh: lake
no1se ef this, ast appear accordingly.
Il. G. HAUGHf, Sheriff
By W. CARTER Dept.
juNE II, 1856. 4:4-tPrint. fee Sl0.)
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INV ADvnRrIsEmENTs.
WIN. vi. Ilitt nmh CO..

TOffuN fAuluhs AMI v hnlrsale " 'alrfs 70
Y Gre fdss, Prarisias', P'aHlaieg NNpPh'
Rors, Baggisg, Pants. hh, Wiad'r n'ai'
Iron, Mas, LsarksHih Iaoi', LariNsff, Baaii
SAa,,. Mas, Cspi dhd general stock of DRY
GOODS, HOUSTON, TENAS,
lime IA lRin-Ily
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G!kEIQoIkfIssI3


Coffee, sugar, salt, candies. t"hacec, er'.s',i
and powdered sugar. soda, alum, aslseratns ind'
g.. stareh pickles, rsrrsr sn"re' 'inegHr' rIsE.!
end ewcet VINE, pie fruit, candy, lemon syrup,
ta,e sal. fros, oysters. cigars, n..ckarcl. rice,
asolasse'. dried apples. Whale and lard oil; lin
seed oil, wit. ls!,i. bar Lead, rectiiied whiHkey'
peach brandy, ecgnac brandy, sherry and Madel;
va wine. French brandy in battles; y 10 and
l0Sl2 glass. matches, buckets, hsooins. :uh',
cocoa dlrr"ra. &c.
HARD BARe--.t general ass'!ttacr: IN this
line. 80.
SADDtERy-f 3rid.sa, .n'.rtingaF@s,. ven
reins, cruppers. girths, c;rcinglea. bride l:Ith
ers. saddle wallets, blind hr;les. moss hl"nkets,
lugakin collars. fly meta webbing, ladies nnt gen.
tlelnch & eaddles. cqlrpct hngs, Nc.
Tngerher with many other articles tho mime
rous tn mention, which will b. scli on as Ia
porahle terms "a any other house.
CASH GUST MERS will NEE, with in,
duoanents not heretofore offered LIE cheap.
Ct M4n The etpapyst q
GOLD & Dfbx {LDSON's.
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FOR Oak Lumber. square edged, shee,ing ex-
ONE PRICE CASH STORE.

a. VOONNT8I.
Dallas, Texas. June Ia, lS56-4tf
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N(:. usirtlsOug,

ATTORNEY AND COuNsELLOR,ArLAW,
IFardriLis, johnson County TsIai'
~ I'LL practice In the Courts Of the 10th Ju
~ dieial District,
lime IA, ls5d-4:ly
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COLD & Dftx kLDsON's.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

Dallas. NAV 10, lS56--5l:t!
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Wa,d,ilir. johnson Co Texas.
Nav %, lS5G---No 2 vol 5:3t.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-27
THE WEEKLY UNION.

We would again tender sincere thanks TO DEM
ocrac friends throughout the country for their liberal
support of the Weekly Union-a support without par
ael in the history Of the democratic press Within the
year nearly teay thousand have been add
ed subscription list and may not be out Of place
here TO that since the nominations of Buchanan and
Breckenridge the relative increase Of subscribers has been
far greater than any period of time of equal duration
since the establishment Of our journal On day alone
this week the of upwards of three hundred
subscribers received from the distant aud oppo
site portions Of the Union. This immense Of bust
ness has led a corresponding enlargement Of
chancal arrangements in order that all subscribers
may be served with promptness and fidelity. New costly
and improved machinery has been added within the last
month to establishment with the view of preventing
any delay which would otherwise occur in the printing
Of an edition which be correctly counted by
Of thousands
We do mention these facts in spirit of vain boast
ing or evidence of remarkable pecunary success for the
subscription price Of the Weekly Union lone dollar per
NUM- is so low that 1t does not much than the
bare of the printing and the white paper Our large
list of subscribers much the result Of Ia
bors uuweared and acceptable they may have BEEN
It is the result Of location the recognition of journal
every section of the Union, and by the a-pervading
interest which Is felt throughout the length and
breadth of the land in behalf Of party whose success
is now more closely identified than with the safety OF
the Union and the very existence Of free republican
institutions
This weeks number Of the Weekly Union will prove
think particularly acceptable to its readers. Notwith
standing two Of Its broad pages wholly occupied with
the great speech of Senator Butler Of South Carolina II
contains editorials the leading political topics and
incidents of the week careful abstract of the congesson
al proceedings Of the week notices of the movements of
the democratic in the several States in response
the Cincinnati nominations; foreign and domestic nte
gence and the latest by the mails and the telegraph
up to the time of going TO press.
The Weekly Union is large and haudsomely-prined
sheet and is furnished subscribers the low rate of
one dollar per aRnm II is offered 10 political friends
in and out Of Washington substitute for the campaign
paper which has been usually issued from this office during
presidential
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-27
THE PREsKNT AsPEor oF KANsAs MATrERs.

ihL IhhoENI ASfECI tf hANCAS mAIIEhs.
For some time past the public mind has ceased to be
stirred and agitaed by startling dispatches Of bloody coli
lisions and midnight assassinaons in Kansas BY
we have heard the fact commented that the disturb
snees in the Territory to have reached their culm
mating point whilst the congressional committee there
prosecuting their abors and that quiet restored
soon as the committee departed The coincidence worthy
Of notice although is not easy how the presence of
the COMMITTEES could have given such increased intensity
and fatality to the strife
We attribute the restoration Of quiet to the quckening
orders which issued from the executive department and
which have had the effect of bringing the power of the
military of the federal government to bear upon the
dsturbes Of the peace 1t known that the forces there
have been increased and that stringent orders have been
given to prevent Of the unhappy collisions
which have resulted from spirit of nsubordinaon and
resistance of law TO these energetic measures we think
1t fair to attribute the comparative quiet which now pre-
walls.
If have stated the cause we are sure there will
be no relaxation of the energy and vigilance which have
had so happy effect, On the contrary if need be-
risk nothing in saying that although nearly onesxth of
the regular army is now Kansas additional forces will
be sent II is currently rumored that of the abes and
most skful Of the military attached 10 the army is TO
be there Without undertaking to speak knowingly
this matter, we do say that far the President can
exercise the power any further disposition to disturb the
peace of Kansas come from what quarter may will be
speedily and ehectually depressed and punished
In this connexon point with satisfaction to the evil
dences in both houses of Congress of purpose TO adopt
at least attempt to adopt eecua for the
early settlement of existing difficulties in Kansas. The
bill introduced into the Senate by Mr. Toombs strikes
mind furnishing solution of this question which
titles it to favorable consideration 1t provides that
immediate enumeration of the actual inhabitants in the
Territory at the date of the passage Of the bill shall be
made under the direction of five commissonersthe Ter
rtory TO be laid off into districts the
ton is competedan election for delegates to form
stituon to be held early in November, at which all
citizens Of the age of wentyone years who have been
residents three months prior the election shall vote
and the convention to meet for forming constitution early
in December We understand that the subject will come up
in the Senate Monday, and that it will be continued
under consideration until final is taB en- which is
expected TO be accomplished during the next week. We
similar indications of action on the subject in the
House
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-27

SENATOR BuTLER,s SPEECH.

The Richmond Enquirer thus notices the great speech
recently delivered by Judge Butler, ofSouth Carolina;
This gentlemans speech in reply to summers gross
saut upon himself and his State illustrates the vigor Of his
mind and the purity Of his heart Complete and conclusive
in argument Astounding in sharp and hits, rising
sometimes to the pitch Of the oie nvective and sgan
swelling into strains Of softer eoquence this speech will
vve among the masterpieces Of senatorial debate We
any performance Of the sort with suoh unaoyed sa
faction for thore Is bemisb of spirit or vulgar wit
It's beauty II animated throughout by that high
and chivalric which nsepsraby associated with
the Of Butler.
Unless Summers guilty soul be incapable Of any pang OF
remorse he must hang head in shame when reads this
lofty rebuke from the hem Of whose garment
worthy touch In respect Of rhetorical merit Sum
ne display pnchbeek and loses its lusre beside
genuine and solid excellence Of Senator Buffers speech We
regret sincerely that is length excludes It from columns.
The reader will appreciate the inadequacy Of praise
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THE TEN.cEyTs-A-DAy ISLANDER

Just now, (says the Trenton True Amercan) while
publishing Mr. Buchanans speech in order challenge
the opposition 10 show where he advocated en
day. the New York Tribune the head and front Of all the
aboton-repubcan party, comes in TO aid and nails
this SANDER TO the counter Hear him:
he charge that Mr.. Buchanan has advocated reduction
Of abong mems to ten cents per day has but vey
partial support n fact He certainly made any such
proposition directly, anything which he understood
have that effect What he did say substantially this
The way to encourage American manufactures is d
minish their money cost by restricting currency Sup
pose piece OF cloth can be made in Germany for fifty dollars
which cannot be made here for less than seventy five let
currency fifty per cent and we can make that
same cloth here cheaper than IL can be imported"
The Tribune tells its party friends that the mode Of war
fare adopted by the circulation ofhs and other ISLANDERS Is
nnloise and improper. 80
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TnE oOnna mAavrsr.--The Journal of Commerce says.

THE COMING uARyrsr.-The Journal Of Commerce says
The wheat cropsaready ripenug in Georgia Kentucky,
Tennessee, Maryland and Virginia and In the southern
part Of Illinois As far have observed the yield Is
pected to be ut least average With such prospect
in view farmers who have been holding back the old crop
are diligently forwarding II TO market The quantity Of
grain and flour coming East by way of The lake ports is
very large The Cleveland 0hio) Plaindeaer Of Saur-
day says the number Of barrels Of -four exported from that
port by lake this season to that time against
b4592 In the month Of ls55a difference In favor Of
1856 of4ss24 barrels The export OF corn in 1856 amounts
90 153160 bushels against 40270 bushels in the same
months Of s55-a difference OF 1880.
"The Oswego Journal says the receipts Of wheat and
corn at port during the past week are over 100000
bushels On Saturday there forty arrivals by lake
with 100000 bushels Of wheat and corn, and 100000
feet Of lumber The receipts on Monday Of wheat and
corn exceeded 100000 bushels