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ROAD TO THE PACIFIC.
KANSAS AFFAIRS.
NATIONAL Horn

NATIONAL HOTEL, June 80, 1856.
Mr. EDITOR | observe in the papers telegraphic and
other accounts OF reported difficulty between the United
States troops and party Of "Mssourans" the 10th inst
Being Kansas at that time and the place where the
collision is said to have occurred speak with
tainty. No such difficulty happened. The proslayery
party of Kansasor the abotioniss persist in calling
them the "Missourians resisted In any
net whatever the troops the authority Of the United
States.
This written that the friends of the party
may not be deceived to their true position Out of the
huge mass of matter in the shape Of Kansas correspondence
published daily at the North the smallest imaginable guam
ty true it is gotten up and spread abroad by those who
would "tear in nckpieces" the constitution itself II II
necessary in order to bring odum the administra
ten of Mr. Pierce and well to receive such stories as
the above with allowance For every rercr In fact to the
ST. Louis Democrat Chicago Tribune, and New fofk Tri
bune the editors largely indebted to the rich imagna-
ton of hired writer who not very particular as TO the
truth of what he writes which has been proven several
times by myself and others That correspondent is
pecally "down the Pierce administration and he is
not very fond of the New York Day Book.
Your servant H. CLAY FATE
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Bank Of Metropolis,
Washington, July !, 1876.
o F FICfAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


May %, 1855.
NOTICE hereby given to stock issued psu
ant 10 the AIT Of Congress 22d 1896 that such stock Is
ky ITS terms, will be paid at the Treasury the
render OF the herso the 18th of Novenhss wheh
thereon WIN cease. s.... .a.. "a.
This purchase such stock said
day redemption, m therefor the following PREMIUM
addition uccrued the dsy ofParease with
days interest for money reach the vendor =.
ON such stock received Treasury between ,e LIST day
Jc incusiye hall Of cent
the amounts specified in LIE esridrsiesi 80
On such stock the LIST and 3lst days u August
one cent
And ON such stock 3 day August the inter
accrued efeon days additional interest ony VIII bt
paid.
Certificate. of such stock asisd andcr this be
duly assigned United the ry entitled TO receive
The purchase money prior the Isl Suy The cur
assigned by the STOCK
holder such will be payable as heretofore
given holders other stocks of the Uniee
states thai this department, purchase the between the L.
December unless the OF
previously obahed and viii for the same
tbs day Of the Las. dsidene
and days additional interest 5r the money 10 reacl
the vendor the following OF premium
On OF Iss2 premium OF 10 per cent;
Of s47 and Is4s premium OF
issued under the 9Th September 1850,
monty indemnity stock, premium OF per
this should duly assignee
United states by the party entitled TO receive the
previous the LIST July the half interest
year will be payable 10 Kim heretofore
Payment for foregoing viii be made by dras
New Philadelphia,
the parties ontied the money direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
MAY 9o-dnI2Noy Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Life versus Death.

just published, the 5th edition, price dime only,
CONSUMPTION AND sCRorULAI
A popular treatise
BY J. FoRsTER, NJ. D.,
CHowING Natures fighu Of tn
y together with treatment Of bronchitis
asthma coughs throat night sweat pulmonary and heart dis
eases, kinss evil scad head,
and ulcers hruu JOINTS
glands the blood
This little book plain forcible
sdvce for RATIONAL cheap, and highly
kind strongly
heads families, &c vslu
able guide in time Of need.
interesting Information TOR those afflicted viii
deafness, rupture, bodily deformities, &c
copies have been old mailed within the las
few weeks. every part Of The county
Price 10 cn TO he had bookseller, generally by mat
Free BRfDGMAs co, l5e Grand street, New
York.
June 3-dScp3mif
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ME That fesui, should be secured by timely and "A.
ce1t exertion OF the control which ne 6sve the tight
claim over ~ ann power ON earth shoald be suffered
to impede or clog progress any ntererence With the
relations Il may suit policy 10 estssn between our
government and the governments Of the States iihln
whose domlnons lies We can under circumstance
surrender preponderanee in the adjustment OF ell ques
tons slising out OF It,
eESrRAL AMEhcI
Resolved That in view Of 30 commanding an interest
the people Of the United States cannot but sympathile
with the efforts which being made by the people Of
Central America regeneae that portion OF the cont
nent which passage the oceanic sthmus.
CUBA.
Resolved That the democratic party will expect Of the
next administration that every proper effort be made
to insure aSeendency in the Gulf Of Mexico and to
maintain a permanent protection TO the great outlets
through which emped into it's water the products
rrised out Of the soil and the commodities created by the
industry of the people Of western valleys and Of the
Union at large
ROAD TO THE PACIFIC.
Resolved That the democratic party recognises the great
Importance in political and commercial point of view OF
a safe and speedy communication by military and postal
roads through territory between the Atlantic and
Pacific coasts of this Union and that il is the duty of the
federal government to exercise promptly all its constu-
tional powers for the attainment OF that object
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Grand Pleasure Excursion to Piney Point ana
BIa Sk fstOness Pavilion,

Grand Pleasure Excursion to Piney Point and
BIaEkist0ne's Pavilion,
For the purpose of ceebrang the All Of July on which occo-
sion portion the arrangements wiH embrace an GRAFTON
and ball at the Point together wih dtpay 81 treporNS
during tte evening" Of the An.
THE splendid and fast steamer poWHaTAN.
d.nILs Charles ". MITCHELL will leave her wharf ut
of Elcs. nth Washington, att oeock
and Ale rssda TX precisely, the afternoon OF IhuIsosy
July purpose making excursion 10 Backones IN
yon Pney touching Backstone' tand those wa"
may reach Piney Point BY D. u M, on he
Of the 4 enjoyment be expect
ed In which will be afforded hy the orator o
life day Hon H. TraveTs luxurious Of Inc place.
festivities grand bn at night On the next Gay,
Ter breakfast Powhaian VIII make an excursion
10 Point Out the broad waters OF the hesa
neakr ny returning in time for dnncf On SUI .y
pneT BREAKFAST May's river, touch "A d. nige
far ihe OF allowing desire TO attend ehue
49," ~ az In,aa senioxyv which stnnd
illustrated landing the first Pilgrim y ah" Wbtfo
car viewing unds on which
now orshes old mulberry planted BY Lord BAIT
mo,a board those Who may nave
opned n 81, rench Point In time Tor dinner ana
.ain ,heye nf she will lake hs depr
lure FOR washington, she viii arrive at s. on Monday
- - :, -. ,-,r
Meals aud e-rooms ezra
For further information apply 10 xo,,r :. ,,wr,xc,y
Inpe ga ST, General Superintendent
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BY ELE "A PHI.

Four Dams Later from Europe-lr. Dalia, Not Be Die
mtsed.-7Le North American at Quebec.
ouyprc June 3o..-The Canadian screw steamship North
American from Liverpool the 18th instant arrived at
this port evening" with four days later intelligence from
Europe.
The news by the North American of highly important
character Mr. Dallas not to be dismissed and the dt
culues between the United States and Great Britain viii
probably be amcably settled
Lord Clarendon stated in reply to Lord Derby In the
House Of Lords that the intention Of the government 10
ud,ise Queen suspend diplomatic relations ruth America
The announcement was loudly cheercd
Lord Derby expressed his satisfaction with regard to the
made by the government but regarded the
governments course humistng, and acknowledgment
OF error.
Lord Clarendon appealed the House not to join Lord
Derby in pressing the question.
The subject then dropped.
The funds in consequence OF Lord Carendon state
ment. Consols for money at 9In a s4A.
The Liverpool cotton market was active on Monday, the
ls and sales made that day OF 1900 bales OF
which 900 we're speculation, at prices about I'D high
e On Tuesday the market dull and prices receded
from the advance previous day. closing at the rates of
the previous Friday, with sales Of only 5000 bales
Breadsus continued improving. Flour and wheat
each tre higher and had advanced Is quarter
Western canal -four quoted at sos and Phladepha
36s. 37s Red wheat, los. Sd.
Manchester sdvioes are favorable.
Paloge Destroyed By FIRE.
village Of Camden Oneida county destroyed BY lire last
night. No particulars have been received
Colonel Frtmonfs Aoceptancs.
Nnw Yonr, June 3o.-The Evening Post contains COL
Frcmonts acceptance Of the North American nomination
He in aies he will In few days communicate paper,
designed for all parties giving his views on the leading ques
tons agtating the country.
Markets.
NEW Yonn June 30Flour has advanced-sales Of 4, 500
bbs; good State Sc; superfne Ohio, sc rs standard
southern 81 extra do, So rs. Wheat frmsAes Of u.s.,
600 bushels southern white 81 so. Corn is hrmsaes Of
20 900 bushels; southern mred, GO cents. Pork firm
sales Of 500 bbs ness $40. Beef rm-saes OF a5O bbs
western ness Sl2 Lard is frmsaes OF 700 bbls at ll3
IL cents whiskey is hesvy-salcs Of $50 bills Ohio, III
c-nts.
BhnrIatonE, June 30BreadstuAs to-day are generally
firm and Observation-Disclosures -four SO rs. Wheat
good 10 prime reds 81 35s 81 IS whites, 81 90 VI rs.
Cornwhite57 Sc cents yellow, 80 81 Provisions are
improving excited pork S2oa $50 So
Bscon-sbouders 9 ~ cents sides, llH Tx cents.
Lard llA Is cents in bbs and kegs.
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M NOTICE. Of Illinois residing 10 this city
no Buchanan and breckenridge
a.. reauested Illinois Democratic Cnt
Room No a73 street Thursdsy I'd day Of July nest
husness OF importance WIN 'e no"e 70 we Nv
tenon Of the club,
July la
a., New Democratic A-soctnt on.--Ih. regular
will be held at the opposite me General o"ce
Tue.dsy July ut IN, o. full atenjshce Is desired
NJ o,dsy, - John y. McQUADE,
Inn, 5s-Je, Rec. Secretary.
ucCt.UpE. MILLS. ~ Co.. Land Agents, Dubuqoe,
nj Iowa. the State OF lows with money land
scrip applying will taxes make col
l.ctiop. buy nd ss q and land warrants
selection oflnnds BY hornurh and
competent engineer and Surveyor
Hon George w Jones, u. q. senator, Dubuque, Iowa.
Gen, w. Lewis, surveyor general, Dubuque, Iowa
Gov Hcnry Dodge u. g SENATE, WISCONSIN,
Messrs strschaa Scott. bankers New orb.
Hon. Iai Cook, Buffalo, New York
reb p-dIhrodinfm
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Commissioned Of Lotteries Of the State Of Mary
daily Of letters vafions portions
the making Inquiry 10 lottery sch.mes with which the
country flooded and which pnpor be decided by the draw
Maryland Consolidated Lottec takes this method
all such letters inquiry and inform the public that AT
decided by the Maryland drawpfs
frauds that parties who style themselves Mos Cos and
s-lo agents for The grand charter lotteries
and id lottery airnnd having
neither legal eSence and that anocf fictitious
Co., Cleveland Ohio, also mposrrs and
which they profess TO be managers or agent. for are also
frauds. ~ +. ...4
RicHARp FRANCE, Of this city, for drawing
Maryspd business conducted under the hrm Of
FRANCE Co. and they have sole in
Baltimore There are, hownver some ofy licensed
derive license under
through this tickets in the Maryland lo'ieries
$3.50 u. n. McrHAIL,
Commissioners Of Lotteries for the State % Mstylsnd
Al 2mdhcp
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

10 amount
eAAA and he m0mh ~ 70
an a.
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puIvTING- sste, cheap for easb.--A double
cylinder o.s printing press good running order being
which the Washington Onion newspaper
printed. Apply at this once,
Nsy ts--sfff
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Wizards Hotel

AUrICEOur customers respectfully notified that their
drawn or and viii be presented Them the
25,h Of this
We ask especial favor all who Indebted
will call aud their before the lat "
July. CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, A. CO.
June 05-iotdif
lEmI-ANsuAL NOrBCE.-we ser leave ~ call attention
" the fact that ~ ledger will be made on
and presented thereby sdOrdnR
portuny for examination settlement frs,
July.
csnsuaned appeal earnestly friends Tor prompt
settlements BY cssii notes a. shoft dates.
Ipns ss-isw4wn HooB, BRO, 3 GO.
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Law Partnership.
X. j, WALKER

ID oBERT J. WALKER b LOUIS JANIN have formed parts
n nerblp trial The
United and in the Court OF clnim. Addre
Washington City, u. c. Jan 2-oodiff
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py .. Q. meGUInk, Aucuoneer.

TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER
public auctionon W. dnesday ahernoon
O'Clock, the premises, SHAH h o
and No So situated at the corner o. noih
These tuedvdfd 70 MAKE
sir lots fronting inches north street running
0cct sey and sir lots ironing - tet inch
on ID street, running ls5 30 feet alley.
probably the best proporoued and most
that desirable part ~ tue Guy
a should command ne attention
Of capitalists well s- persons desiring buohs ''
Title indspusbie - - -, -
ises J. G. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auelionser'
ny-Tbe above sale IL postponed until "wednesday
25th, hour and place, at which Time the
will positively be sold without reserve
JAS, Q. MCGUIRE,
June Gid hucioneer
ay-Tbe above sale Is postponed, In conssquerce OF
rain "Wednesday afternoon, July same hour and place
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
June lid Auctoneer.
THE updersigned. for several years psst official
Of state respectfully tenders his
the OF claims sgnin
foreign Translator offsern languages especial
pansh French, Portuguese, and Italian Gentlemen engaged
sganst foreign governments other
giants, laws dccree, sc. viii find, IN
underancd rusrsntee for fidelity IN
technical phrases which long
Publishers throughout The Union drsirous
obtain nf ors books literary legal viii
ao Gnd Il apply the undergnef, and rely
orders being promptly and satisfactorily executed
For further particulars Apply 20 ....
l.. FITZGERALD TAsIsTRo,
$50 street, between 10Th aud i,b, washington city D.
June 14-dty
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Georgetown College.

THE intellectual philosophy
philosophical subjects, by the
College, will take place Tuesday the let
Thursdsy, the ID Of July, nj O'Clock,
The public respectfully invited 10 attend, 800.
D. A. mAGUiRE,
June 0e-d2ft President
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TEIEGRAPH NOTICE.-A special meeting Of the stock
holders the Magnetic Telegraph Company called,
he held office Of
The CRY Of Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon the frs
consider decide
importance and where hoped all the stock viii be
scented, in person by PROXY.
nv order OF The president JOS. sATLER
Va 0g m.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
PAID, though pay
able.
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FotRrn OF JULY HAnTFoRD.-The coming fourth Is 10
be celebrated With great spirit in Hartford The Times
says:
"Colts armory will be represented in miniature by a
,chees drawn by twelve horses and the artisans
inside busy engaged in their different branches of en-
poymen This demonstration alone will cost the
rers $500"
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Ysw Yonx, June 3o.-The Evening Post contains Col.
Fremonts acceptance Of the North American nomination
flo tbs he will In few days communicate paper,
for all parties giving his views the leading que'
tions agitaing the country. ..
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ARRIVAL or TIE SUBMARINE oABLE-The steamship Pro-
points from London, with the submarine cable for the
New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Com
pany to be laid the Gulf of St Lawrence and to
connect Newfoundland with Cape Breton, arrived at sgd
new NJ s. on Tuesday last.
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Palogo Destroyed By FIRE.

Village Destroyed BY FIRE.
Urea, IN. Y.,) June so.The business portion OF the
Of Camden Oneida county destroyed BY lire last
night. No particulars have been received
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u ls4s after rcltcratng the principles Of 40 and ~
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That Congress has power under the constitution
interfere with control the domestic institutions of the
several States and that such States the sole and proper
judges of everything appcrainug TO their affairs not
prohibited by the consultation that all efforts OF the abo
onsts or others made induce Congress 10 interfere
with questions OF slavery to take incpent steps in
ation thereto calculated TO lead to the most alarming
and dangerous consequences and that all such efforts
have an inevitable tendency diminish the happiness Of
the people and endanger the stability and pernanency Of
the Union, and ought not TO be counienanccd by any
friend OF our institutions.
These resolutions with tho exception Of tho last two II
will be seem relate entirely to the financial and
cia policy Of the government For years the journals OF
Congress bad been little more Than history Of the
struggles upon their adoption. The great questionable
bank ouestonhad been decided in favor OF the democracy,
and thereby great cenralizing machine Of federalism
was destroyed the citadel Of their strength blown up The
'sriG was yet 70 be settled.
Thoisst resolutions relate TO questions but newly
arisen into party politics and contain the first and only
position which the democracy has occupied on them.
1914.
In 1914 the National Con yenton rearmed and readopt
Cd the foregoing platform and the principles IL contained
received the stamp of the peoples appreciation In the tri
Omphan election Of James X Polk 10 the presidency Other
resolutions relating TO the annexation Of Texas were
adopted which being in their nature temporary and their
end having been attained hare not been repeated in the
subsequent platform.
In ap.r tbe nrinriples ~ 40 and IA
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Resolpsd That the great highway which Nature well
the OF the States Immediately interested in
It's maintenance has marked ont for free communication
between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans constitutes Of
the important achievements realized by the spirit Of
modern time. and the unconqucrabe energy OF peo-
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and endorsing ths administration Of President Polk the
convention added 70 the platform the following resolution
.... THE VETO powkh
That We are decidedly opposed taking from the Prss-
dent the qualified veto power by which he Is enabled
DEF restrictions and responsibilities simply sufficient TO
guard the public interests suspend the passage Of bill
the Senate and House of Representatives until the judgment
the people be obtained thereon and which has saved
the American people from the corrupt and rannoa DOM
nation Of the Bank OF the United States and from cor
rupting system Of general internal improvements.
In this canvass the slavery question for the first time
took precedence and became the main issue The position
Of the democracy the same then as it had been in
1910 apd 1874.
In 1889 the slavery Question again BECAME the lead
ing question at issue The convention Of this year adopted
the resolution Of 1910 this subject in the following
terms
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sOMETuIHC NEW

BUN ne IL
A NDhighly important to al interested In thu
n construction And repair OF all kinda Of build
ings. steamboats, or cars.
The undersigned would announce to the people Of
the city Of Keokak and vicinity that they are nov
fully prepared to put 1t tho shortest notice. f.
Russell's Patent Compound Cement Roofing on can
vas. completing the roofs Of ordinary sised build
ings in day1 Also, will old leaky tin roofs
At half the ex pxnse, making them good better
than when new.
From good and sufhcient reasons, We rcpose the
utmost conAdence in the adapt ncss Of the combina
tion and use Of this cement fof all roofing purp0-
sss. Having seen its merits faithfully demonstra-
ted We are prepared say that 1t ssupcrior to Tin,
Shingles, Slate, or any other roofing nov In use,
eciue periocliy tiEat psooi, ~iAiitins
Of any pitch, either steep or hat.
Il edheres firmly 70 whatever II Is put upon, IL
mot sGected by the heat Of summer the frosts Of
winter, docs not dreip run. but becomes hard and
smooth, admitting OF any amount Of wear by tread
| ing thereon, and IL ~ cheap ~ shingle.
We wish to state that this il no Pitch. Felt, 6sav-
al Indiarubbsr Gum Shellach, or 9nttapcrcha roaf-
ing. but is different combination from any and all
the cement roofing used this city vicinity
All rooAng dome by m We warrant equal to the
sample which can be at shop, on the corner
VI 5th and Tmea sts., Ut boarding place, 81.
Charles Hotel.
All interested We invite 10 call before contfsStins
| for other roofing. COWLES PALMER.
Norics. TO those wishing 70 engage In - Auai-
ncss elsewhere We offer for sale tho most Of til
oountiss Of this State. CAP.
July is d8m.
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THE LARGEST CHEAPEST AND BEST
READ BIGELOwS LIFE OF FREMONT

TAe AsfA<sste snd oaly Co~pIsfe Edition Of tAe Lft
sad P1biic Sr vscss Of
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
INCLUDING AN ACCOUNT OF
His Explorations, Discoveries and Adventures on
Five Suecessful Expeditions Across the North
American Continent; Voluminous Selections
from his Private and Public COnespon-
dence; Including his Defsncs before
the Court Martial, and futlre-
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Speeches in the senate Of the United States.
BIZ JOHN BlGELOW, Editor Of N. Y. I've. Post
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Matter in this edition not to b. found in any
ether Biography Of Fremont
Account u Col Eremont's nothsr's family In
Virginia. and his relationsAip 70 Washipgton.
Particulars Of her first and second marriages.
Will Of his granlather, Col. Thos. Whiting.
speech Of Dr. Linn in tha Cuilsd States 6eaate,
moyng 70 print extra copies Of bis rspoet of ~
hrst Expedition
A graphic account u his second Exploring Exps-
dition from the pen Of Col. Benton.
Authentic sccount Of the third Expedition, and
the Emancipation Of California.
Secretary Marcy Is Report ON Fremonts Explore
zion and Coaqusstof California.
Accounts OF the extraordinary ride OF Col. Ere
Usat from Los Angeles TO Monterey, and back-See
0iles In days.
Commodore Stocktsn's account Of the Oonquast u
CAiifornia BY Col. fremont.
Affair VI honor betvesa Col Fssmoat and Col
Mason, Governor Of California, with all the Cor
/ -..r .1sSss. sss4z.z.zss
Letter % the AdjutAnt General asking Court
martial.
His own defence before the Court martial, report
edcomplets.
/ Complimentary letters from Alexander voI
Hnmboldt, aud from ths London Geographical So
| Siety.
| Curious scientific controversy with Capt. Wilks
Of the south Sea Exploring kxpsdition.
Col. Benton's account Of Frsmouts fourth Elk
plorine Expsdition.
| His 1rss political latter being IN reply to som
salunniss snpposed 70 have originated with Col. No
| 2. Weller, In California, and In which he ayow
himself Democrat
Fall reports tunshridged) Of his principal speech
| e. in the u. 5. sennts.
Affair Of honor between Fremont ard 6saaAo
F0ote, with the corrssp ondencs complete.
Thrilling account VI his 6fth and Lest Expeditiou
~ On artist who accompanied him.
Il An account of the scisntinc results II HI II
1xpsatsioa, uSittsn by himssif.
Tbs (sess In regard 70 his rsligiess sGpssisaa
aAd opinions.
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