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The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

New YORK ALL RIGHT.-C Cheering, cheering, is
the news from the Empire State. N Y. City is
alive with Fillmore enthusiasm, and throughout the
State every thing is working well. Thousands who
Joined Fremonts standard from no other motive than
desire to oust a corrupt faction from power, have
discovered a means of doing so and are wheeling
into line and espousing the cause of Fillmore-the
man who is loved and honored from the Lakes to the
Gulf and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. We find
the following in the Sac. american:
A merchant of New Orleans travelling in the
North called on Mr.. Fillmore at Buffalo, recently
and in letter to the Baton Rouge Gazette, gives his
impressions of what he has seen and heard Of the
condition of the country in the present crisis, as he
passed through various States. We make room for
the following extract of his letter:
"I left home on the oath ult, with my passage en-
gagged for Europe, in the packet to sail from New
ork on the 5th inst (the Persa) but after having
toured through Missouri Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and
a part of this State and having heard from Mich-
gan and Iowa. the information is forced upon me that
our happy country is in great peril. That there is
now laid, train of circumstances that must lead to
to disunion unless arrested, and that at once
have, therefore, declined my European trip, and In
tend to canvass the balance of the States North and
East to throw my little mite in favor of the Union
There is not STAKEHOLDER in the South, the most rab
id Locofoco who would vote against Fillmore if he
had been with me the last few days.
"The alliance of the Hards and Softs of this State
will not nure u.s. nearly half of each wing has been
taken off by the Black Republicans to Fremont
Fillmore will carry this State; and no doubt about
it at all"
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EVERY indication in the Northern States, is favor
able to Fillmore. In the South, the Democrats have
carried some local elections In Missouri, they have
elected their Governor and four Congressman, while
the Americans have two Congressman and the Lieut.
Governor, and the Republicans one Congressman
In Arkansas the Dems have elected their Governor
In Kentucky, the Americans declining to nominate
candidates for the Judiciary, the Dems have elected
majority of the judges. No test vote whatever
and the State is absolutely sure for Fillmore by from
5000 to 10000 majority.
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We have received number of letters from various
parts of the country asking opinions as to the
prospects of the respective candidates for the Presi
dency. We have not time to answer all such letters
and refer the writer's to the columns of the Jour-
nal for our answer. They will find there week after
week, and day after day. real and sincere opin-
ions as to the result of the campaign.
We believe that Mr.. Fillmore is at this moment
the strongest candidate in the field and that his pop
uarity is daily and hourly increasing. We are Ger
tain that if all those at the South and in the North
who really prefer Mr.. Fillmore would at once declare
their intention ito vote for him, he would be elected
by an orerachelmtng majority We are satisfied that
he will obtain more than votes enough in the North
to defeat the election of Fremont, and that if the
people of the South will but turn deaf ear to the
desperate Misrepresentation of his opponents and
give him united support the result of the campaign
will be absolutely certain in favor of Fillmore and
Doneson and the Unon.-LouisuiUe Journal
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The business of Forwarding has been one of great
Importance to every State in the Union, and we have
been surprised that we should have remained thus
long without proper system being adopted here.
We are now pleased to see, that the Forwarding
business from San Francisco to Folsom is started on
thorough and proper basis, by B. Tallman, whose
energy of character gives assurance that the work
will succeed.
In fact one great drawback to the prosperity of
Granite City, may be mainly attributed to the want
of regular system of forwarding
We refer our readers to Mr.. T's advertisement in
another column-Granite Journal
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A gentleman writing to the Freeport (Ills.) Jou,

A gentleman writing to the Freeport Qlls.) Jour-
nal, under date Lancaster Pa, (near Wheatland,)
August A., gives no very encouraging account of
Buchanan's prospects at home. He says that if the
opposition could be united he would not undertake
to guess what the majority against him would be-
but as the prospect now looks he will deliberately
set Lancaster down at not less than 1000 for Ere
mont The correspondent embodies in his letter DIR.
Johnstons remuneration of the Cincinnati platform
and the man who is "no longer James Buchanan"
The Doctor has for twenty-five years voted the
straight Democratic ticket in Lancaster county and
been leading Democrat of Pennsylvania. He now
declares for Fremont
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An important political demonstration took place
in Concord, New Hamphire, the home of President
Pierce Agreeably to a call signed by one hundred
and sixty-two of those Democrats of Concord who
voted for Franklin Pierce at the last Presidential
election, interspersed with not few of those who
voted at the last State election for John S. Wells for
Governor a meeting was held at Rumford Hall, at
which the Concord Democratic Fremont Club,
No. |, y was organized. After the adoption of con-
stitution, &c, Fremont and Dayton were endorsed
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"THE GREAT FRAUD."--If the State Journal peo-
pie have at any time stupendous unanswerable
truth to utter, we advise them, for the benefit OF
their reputation to claim the authorship or at least
the guardianship, of the stranger. Persons who re-
ceive an eightpage circular on cheap paper bearing
the above title and claiming to be Fillmore docu
ment are hereby notified that it is lying foundling
of which even the author was ashamed issued from
the Democratic Smut Mill, 40 X st., Sac
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

NIoARAGUA-Hon Perre Soule has purchased a
ranch in Nicaragua for $4,000.
Walker has levied tax of $40 upon all liquor
dealers in Nicaragua.
Rev. Mr. Wheeler, late of Aspinwall, is now in
Nicaragua, as Agent of the Bible Society. There
was grand Cuban demonstration among the Walk
er adherents in Nicaragua recently.
President Walker has coniscated all the property
of the Nicaragua Steamship Company in Nicaragua,
and sold it to Chas. Morgan and c. X. Garrison, for
100000.
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One fact must be apparent to every man who re-
ceves papers from the Northern and Western States
viz: The Republican cause is most strenuously
advocated, and most persistenty noised abroad from
the stump and in the papers, by old Democratic
stagers. In every paper from those quarters we see
names of those to the sound of whose voice we have
listened by the hour, in the old Democratic camp.
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STAMPEDE OF THE DEMoCRACY-Sandford Harri-
son. Esq, prominent Democrat of New York. has
issued an address to his fellow Democrats in which he
states that he has just returned from tour of the
central countless and finds that the leaders of the De
mocracy have all gone over to Fremont and that
there is no hope of carrying the State for Buchanan
In this condition of affairs he urges his political
friends to vote for Fillmore
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Fillmore Rally!

There will be a Grand Mass Meeting of the friends
Of Fillmore and Donelson in front of the Post Office
in Coloma, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, Ocr. 10th.
Bale Peyton and r. n. Wood will address the meet
ing The Coloma Brass Band has been engaged for
the occasion, and the Glee Club will sing variety
OF Fillmore songs. Those lanterns, together with
few more of the same" will be around Come in
early!
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

AT late meeting of the Academy of Sciences, in
France member read paper, in which he attribu-
ted the recent destructive nundations in that coun-
try to sirocco from Africa. He asserted that this
sirocco passed over the sea- causing rapid evapora-
ton, and that it carried the moist clouds to France
where they were condensed in heavy showers melt
ing the SHOWS, and causing heavy torrents to flow
down upon the plains, thus swelling the rivers to
overlowng.
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HoN. BALE PEYToN and r. n WooD, Esq, will
address the people as follows:
Ell. DORADO COUNTY
Indian Diggings, October 9th.
El Dorado Oct. 7th.
Placerville, Oct. 9th.
Coloma, Oct. 10th.
Georgetown, October II th.
PLACER COUNTY.
Rattlesnake Bar, October 18TH
Auburn, October 18th.
Iowa Hill, Oct. 10TH
Michigan Bluffs, October 10TH
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

A recent French invention, by M. Chivalier, for
cutting stone, which is very ingenious and simple is
thus described: He causes wire to run at high
velocity over the surface to be bisected and by drop
ping on it mixture of mud and water the operation
is readily completed. The hardest GRANTEES yield
quickly to this process at the rate of one square foot
per hour, with One-horse power
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

FILLMORE MEETING AT GEoRGErowN.-The Fill
more boys in and around will meet at Georgetown,
on Saturday evening, Oct llth-one week from to-
night. Bale Peyton, R. N. Wood, J. G. McCalum
and A. d. Rock, will be the speakers We under
stand that torch-light procession will be the open
ing feature.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

The OLD MoUNTAINEER.-Loveioy of the Old
Mounta'neer, published at Quincy, Plumas county, is
great genius. Only last week we noticed the fact
that he had sold three columns of his paper to the
Republicans, to be used by them until the election
and in his paper Of this week he announces that he
has sold four columns to the Americans: thus he
gives all sides chance. Verify, friend Loveioy you
are on the " make Success to you-Am
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

j. w. SULLIVAN, News Dealer next door to the
Post Office, San Francisco-This house has our
thanks for a collection of Atlantic and European
newspapers and pctorals.
AcKNowLEDGMENTs.-We are under obligations
to the following-named gentlemen for favors shown
during the week:
WELLS, FARGO & Co.. for S. F. and Eastern pa
pers, and other favors.
Geo. Vincent for full daily files of Sacramento
papers,
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

AT the Wing State Convention in Boston. from
three to four hundred delegates were in attendance
Robert q. Winthrop presided, and in lengthy
speech advocated the election of Fillmore A reso-
luton was passed endorsing Fillmore
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

Norris Flood at the News and Literary Depot, Garden
Valley, will furnish the Argus to subscribers in that
vicinity and will attend to orders for Jobs and Adver
tsing.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

Dr' u NJ johnson, of Buchanans own county of
Lancaster for twenty years one of the most promi-
nent democrats of Pennsylvania, bolts the Cncinna-
Il platform and its candidates, and goes for Ere
mont
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

MASS MEETING AT INDIAN DIGGINGs.-The Fill
more men of Indian Dggings will have a mass meet
ing on Monday evening next. Bale Peyton, Frank
Hereford, and R. n. Wood, will address the meeting.
and preparation has been made for good time
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

Political MEETINGs.--A mass meeting of all po-
tca parties held in this town on Saturday eve
ming last. The meeting was addressed by Mr.
M Kinney, of San Jose, and Mr.. Ashley, of Monte
rey, who advocated the American cause; Rev. j. w.
Kinds, replied on behalf of the Republicans, and
Judge j. H. Watson answered for the Democracy
About $50 persons were present.-Santa Graz Sen
tinel 27th.
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BB-The two Bs signify, for the present, Bayley's
Ball-which will come off the 10th. Those who in
tend going will do well to engage horses Immediately
all the buggies have already been engaged
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

j. "A, Cunningham, at the News and Stationery Depot
Main street, Georgetown. Subscriptions, Job Work
and Advertising taken at office prices.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

The AMERICAN BANNER-This is the title of a.
new Fillmore and Donelson paper just established at
indianapolis 1t starts into life with subscription
Of tea thousand
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

Inc Americans of Santa Cruz county will hold
their County Convention on the 18th Oct.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

1HREE MORE FILLMORE PAPERS IN New JERSEY.
The Hudson county Courier, Trenton State Ga
sette and Salem STANDARD, hoist the Fillmore colors
and do battle for the cause
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AGENTS

L. p Fisher, Iron Building, opposite Pacific Express OF
fee, is agent for the "Argus" at San Francisco.
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Coloma, Saturday Morning, October 4, 1856

If there be those, either North South, who desire
administration for the North against the South for the
south against the North they not the who should
i've their suffrages TO me- WILLARD FILLMORE.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

Gardiner & Kirk, Post Office Literary Depot next door t.
P. O., agents at Sacramento.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

The Davenport Qowa) Union runs up the Fill
more flag.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

The Fillmore Club
Meets in the Court House every Wednesday evening.
All are invited to attend
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

The Republicans of the Ashtabula district, Ohio
have nominated Giddings for reelection to Con-
gress
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

The Harrison county Crexas) Flag comes out for
Fillmore and Donelson.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

For interesting News and Miscellany LIST and 4h Pages
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04
Rates of Advertising.

Rates of Advertising.
One square, (en lines less) first insertion s3 90
Cacn subsequent lnSertlOn, L oO
liberal discount from the above rates made to yearly
and monthly advertisers.
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AMERICAN NOMINATIONS,

AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLARD FILLMORE,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON D0NELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
STATE TICKET.
For PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
BALE PEYTON, Us. PITZER,
r.. n. WOOD, 0. c. HALL.
SUB ELECTORS
CHARLES D. SEMPLE, JOS. WINSTON
j. NJ. WILLIAMS, NJ CASTRO.
For CONGRESS-,
B. G. WHITMAN, of SoIano.
A. B. DIBBLE, of Nevada.
For CLERK OF SUPREME CoURT,
j. SKINKER, of Sacramento.
For SUP'NT OF PUBLIC DESTRUCTION,
III. Ii. JAMES, of San Francisco.
COUNTY TICKET.
For STATE SENATE,
j. M. DOUGLASS, H. M. MILLER
For ASSEMBLY,
\. ID. ROCK, j. N. MCDONALD,
.. G. MCDONALD, HUGH MILLER,
A. 0. PORTER, F. A. BEE,
WIN. l.. WORLEY, JAS. Z. BOWIE
For SUPERVISORS
lst Dist.-G. w. SWAN I'd Dist B. CARTER.
Sd Dist.-JoHN BELL.
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For SUP'NT OF PUBLIC DESTRUCTION,
III. B. JAMES, of San Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

For SUPERVISORS
lst Dist.-G. w. SWAN. I'd Dist B. CARTER
Sd Dist.-JoHN BELL.
The Empire County argus., 1856-10-04

CHARLES D. SEMPLE, JOS. WINSTON
J. NJ. WILLIAMS, NJ CASTRO
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COUNTY TICKET.
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S L AT Z TICK E T

For PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToEs,
BALE PEYTON, j. S. PITZER,
r. N. WOOD, 0. G. HALL.
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B. G. WHITMAN, of SOlano.
A. B. DIBBLE, of Nevada.
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For ASSEMBLY
a. d. ROCK, j. n. MCDONALD,
.. G. MCDONALD, HUGH MILLER,
A. 0. PORTER, F. A. BEE,
WIN. l.. WORLEY, JAS. Il. BOWE.
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proposal signed by the individual firm making y,
but Tioeior Carh and every ati
contained b1 schedule should articles be required not
market
according quality Blank forms for proposals will be funied at
applying for them aud as without uni
orn the department d. fhcu make de-
cson consideration unless substantially
agrc ceng herewith j,
be Department OF State and
stationery Notice VIII be given 10 the
awarded, will b. required,
thereafter give bond, with two sufficient sure
for its performance
department in all decide whether the
complied with and TO Iect any
OF quality. wei as 70
annu upon any failure comply with within
a reasonable time ...a....## ...... ...
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IN petition Of Reuben Rich, OF osweso county New York.
praying the extension Of patent granted nun on me
stb July ss3 wheel, fo seven
Year. expiration said patent which takes place on the
sth day OF July 1856 n -
IL petition be heard si NE Patent Once on
Monday juno at ~ O'Clock M and all per.
appear " tey have, why
said potInp ought not 20 be granted !. -.
oppug required TO he IN the Patent
once specially forth In wrisE Al least twenty
days the day of bearing all testimony ned BY ehr parry
he be arp and uapspitod IN nc
Of the Office Which VIII be furnished ON
application. - -, oo,. = H.. n.
dsposons other papers relied testimony must be
6ed in The mornng OF that day the
menis, n any within ten days thereafter
Ordered also published In the Union, In,s
seucer Evening Star asbnston, D. O. Republican, Bat
more Phiadspbia, Book, New York and
POSI-
aoth luna asT ths day Of hearing. ,.ox
c3Eamissioner of Patents.
sEdors ofhe above will please sops ss aFa heh
Jfice with paper containing m. pouce
29-iaw3w
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,.I.sJINE GARDEN SEEDS.

BE undepgned bcg 10 his pasn aud The public
pletrd supply of sboye direct
Which would speiAy
au- stock ,ay Prince Aer, oi.
psas p radh early York York hoart snHpsd, Mar
DUTCH dunt sd, and oihrt choice cshosgs, csuhone bro
tsgcer usan bea.s, yrsas, eaois, palp esel, sa
cncumbrrs plants nnat0eS, hsrbs With all
oth. vegetable Seeds in rr.nt variety.
his trade hr
warrant Them Of hrst rate excellence, very
pricss. -s
seod Of choicest kinds selected with care specially
suited % this ciaats, single
tons very low
Catalogues be had o application,
=as. John SAUL,
Mar e-2aw3W.
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Proposals for Fuel.

QuAKrsRsAsTRRs OyrIoE, MAnsr CoRrs,
Washington, May u, 1856
SEPARATE sealed proposals. viii be RECEIVED at this once until
such quantities be required from st july
1886 10 the June 1857 fur stationed at Washing
ION city, d. be best oak ssping and the coal best
anthracite the option Of the commanding ohcer
supplied quantities be reqred by MIN U,
be piled pon be directed
BY commanding free Of the United states
= g. Y. LINDSAY,
Major and QuuriermnstoI'
MAY 10 -iawtJunel2 IIntpi. y stsrl
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Notice
\ IN FLORIDA md dlaboma


OF aithdrarcal Of lands in Florida and alabama.
IN pursuance of the act granting public IaHd,
in the States n FLORIDA and ahsma Ia
ccrnin railroads rHid Ssiesn
proved 7th MAY ln5s lying within fifteen mlrs
following railroads aud branch named N snid ac
river, Jackson ve 10 The waters ~ rs
css,s bay rensscols from Amelia island on the han,c
with branch Cedet Key, the
.rrsps hsy portion s.sh Of I've iunc
ton KY from Pensacola, riorda
Montgomery Aabaahsve from this office,
snspond.d from IN, nd until further orders
Given tho General Laad Vice, nj the city Of
Washington, this twenty third day Of NAV, 1856
TH0s, A. HENDRICKS,
MAY 14-lawsvt f9tar Tasi1 Commissioner
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United states Mails.
Posr osrIor DxrAxraxsr,

Posr osrIor DsrARraKsT,
May 10, 1886
pRoposALs for carrying United States mails from the mrs,
viii oteo The Post Once De
in the OF Washington until O'Clock, OF the
18th OF June next, 10 be decided the next day.
No. la504 Indianapolis via bridgeport Panhsd Belve,
SuesyilIe, Greeneasue, Manhattan, Reels Mill, Har
mony, Brazil Van Buren, and Glover Land, TO Tefre
. Hnuie "A miles and back, six iInes week, by such
mode OF transportation will include the entire mail
@t SCHEDULE.
Leave Indianapolis daily, except Sunday, AT IN, and
Arrive at Terr- Haute next days by a IN;
Leave Terre IIaule daily xeept sunday, at m, and
Arrive at Indianapolis aeu days by ~ a M ......
... NOTES.
Each proposal be accompanied guarantee, signed
two responsible persons, in the following manneri
FORM OF MD.
I, Of -, eauny Of ---, State Of .,----, propose to
, agr.enbIy OF
General dated May o 1885, and by e following mode o convey
ance, viz.
for the annual sum OF ----- dollars.
m ~ Cs,gneJ3
.& FORM or GUARANTEE.
Tha undegsgned residing at , stoo of ----- undslkc
by the Postmaster Gen the bidder shall the
Of July le56 thereafter into the
obligation perform service proposed with good and
lslgned by two guaran,ors.)
Dasd L. .. .s...a<. ~. .a..a
This should be accompanied BY certificate Of postmaster
guarantee. .#
FORM or CERTIFICATE h.
The undersigned, postmaster Of , State Of , certihes,
under his oath Of Office that he acquainted with the above
anors and knows them to be OF property and able 10 make
good their guarantee. N.
Dated ...-.s...
..,. ... .... JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 2o--law4w Postmaster General.
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United States Mails.

bhtsSu
Poor orrIor DErInrnsxT,
oRoposhLs or carrying the United STATE, mats
day Of Juy, s6 IN. orst DAY Of July 90 lhs fo~ns
route, wi hs scFsu ~ ~ ws ."h,c' s ' o. ,o, 'n a. a.
isth of June pert, 10 be decdrd the day.
No lOi IRON ndanapos BY Cumberland, Philadelphia
den, Lewi,viie, Dublin, ospbhdgs, taa gefnah
Town, csnirsville Richmond aud New psris, TO
day, by such mode Of transportation :" shah Include
SCHEDULE.
IeaFe indianapolis daily, except sunday. nj II
Arrive at Dayton BY N nsri moriing;
leave Dayton drily, erespt Sunday, n7ami
Arrive at Indianapolis ner morning by4am,
NOTES.
Each popos should be by guarantees. signed BY
two responsible persons, In the following manner;
- o. 80 county Of - STATE Of -, propose TO
@ W. m ."'a '"y le'o 20 June =" 'ees on ruls NO.
oen.s dutpd Nay 90 se and by lhe iolownr mode
for the aneual sum OF - dollars
This propnss msds with ud kuoleee the of the
n and service and also stc careful
nation Of the instructions and requirements attached
Dated
CssnsdJ
PORN or A GUARANTEE
The undnssped, residing at--- state ef 49,, undertake
That a. ess IRE ss S Gazing s %s s.s Q. .s.s No
July is5 thereafter may ba
reauied obligation perform the service proposed with good snd
Tbs we undr-,andps distinctly the obligations and i.bes
ssed ssran,ors under s e section OF the Of Congress
(sisned by two suarsntor.I
FORM nF CERTIFICATE
The Undersigned postmaster Of -, State Of -, ceriaes,
Of ofes he acquainted
sne snd knows them to be men Of property and able 70 make
Dated
.. a JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 2i-lawiw Postmaster General.
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the payment oi The subscrpuon b MADE advance.
Distant subscribers may By letter. The pOllase
Of which Win be paid BY u an sk b. ourselves is
Safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pgbshed Ii- weekly during the
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Subscriptions os period year will be received
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OF hs dsconnudnee Of the land Office al Danre in The
State Of fuinots
NOTICE hereby given pursuance law
Of the fact that the uned and In the Danvile d,rct is
duccd low hundred thou,pd In
terror has drcc the dconnusnce of said and that
unsld lands therein be made subj entry spnnc
hsIa, in ~sid state. -..#
srds vnsoid ard by law subject
once, discontinued suhi~ct
her-tofr
ec by ahicsrr therssi
h-id will public notice Of
entries
Office.
hand the of Washington th Of
May, A. ID. 1856 THOs A. bENDRfcKs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice.
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