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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

PoLIrlcs IN ScHocL.-A girl in the
High school. daughter Of one OF our most
respected fellow citizens. whose only fault
is his FillmoreIsm. gave this definition
IN her lesson in geometry:-"A point
has position but no subsistence: Gen.
Pierce is point. A line has position
and length, bul no breadth: Mr.. FIJI
more is line. A curve is a line that va
ries at every point. Mr Buchanan is
cure. A solid has length breadth and
thickness. Mr. Fremont is d eolid."-
Provide dence Journal"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

A man with large family was complain.
ing ofdifiiculty of supporting all of them.
Bui,' said a friend. you have sons big
enough to eorn something for YOU now"
The difficulty is they are too big to work,
Vas the answer
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23


Respectfully yours.
EPHRAIM MARSH.
Of Prearhers OF
the Northern Indiana Con-
ference.
INDIANAPoLIs DISTRICT, w. F. Whee
Ter. P. E.
polis-Strsnge Chapel, A Cur
neY.
Observation-Disclosures Mission. H..
Smith.
Zionville-F. Pierce and Y Morgan.
Le ebanon-Jobn Eddy.
Thorntown--J. l.. Smith.
Darlington-J. Hill.
Cra wfordsville, ct.--G. Guiou.
Dayton--J Donaldson.
Ladoga--W. IIsmilton.
Filimore-A G.. Chinswith.
Damyille-S. Godfrey.
North Salem--!T. Hancock.
Brownsburgh-J S. Woodward.
Thorntown Acsdemy-W Campbell
Agent, Levi Tarr, teacher.
GREExcAsTLE DisTE:cr--A. Wood, p.
{.
Greencastle--W. Wilson.
Russelrile--r. J. Bsswick, NJ. H.
Wood.
Rockville Sta:ion-H S. Shaw.
Rockville ct.--J. Edwards. J. Keyt.
Aunapolis--J. Spinks.
Clinton--G w. Psrrctt.
Ssndford T. Davis.
Numa-J. Cozod.
Terre Hsute--lst charge. p. l1ively.
- I" --2nd '' W, Posey.
Otter Creek Shonkw iler.
Beinbridge IL. Bradbury.
Crawfordsville Sta;ion-A. a. Gee.
Indiana Asbury University II. Ma
dali. Prof. d. Demott, Agent.
ATTIcA DIsTRIcr--J. Johnson. p. L.
Attica--G NJ, Boyd.
North Attica Mission-J. Cox.
Shawnee Prsirie--J. NJ. S,allard.
Ncwton-D Crawford. G. B. Gray.
Romney--T. 6. Workman.
Amo-L. Roberts
Coyington MSsion--R Robinson.
Newport-L Nebeker.
Eugene--G. 3. Messhon
Prrrysviile-R Hargrave.
West Lebanon--E. Raszell.
Williams port--A. Bod!ey.
Pine Village--T. Bartlett, L. S. Mar
tin.
LAfAYErTE DlsrRrcT. B Winans, P L
Lnfoyetts-Wsstern charge, G.. w.
Crawford.
Lafayet:e-Eastern charge. J. Leach.
- Mission. c. A Brook.
Delphi and Pit,sburgh--J. e. Reed.
Camden-T. L. Webb.
Burlngton--M. S. Morrison.
Frankfort--G. w. Warner.
Rossvile--L S. Boyce.
Battle Ground-M. Wood.
Poolsvile-A. j. She,idon.
Mont ireilo--M. l.. Green.
Lockport--F. Cox.
Fort Wayne CoI!ege-A. Fellows,
Prof. L. Tay Tract Agent
SorrH BEaD DisrRIcr--T. S, Webb.
P. f.
South Bend-C S. Burgner.
Sumption Praifie-H. B. Bail.
Hami,ton-A. Utter.
Plymouth Missinn--W. S Harket.
North Liberty-W. J. Forbes.
Knox Mission-J. t. Jones.
haxink ukkee--J. Musser.
Rochcster-W. p. Watkins.
Kewsna-L. Carson.
Fuiton--R H. Calvert.
Indian Creek Mission-to be supplied.
Rooling Prarie-W Reeder.
la PORTE DIsTRicr-W. GHham, P. E
La Por;e-S. I. Cooper.
Union--F. Tsylor, ii. o. Huffman,
Dormine-J. w. Greene.
Michigan City-N. l.. Brakeman.
Calumet--H, w. Brown.
Valparaiso Station.-G. w. Stafford.
Valparaiso c,,--C. B. Mock.
Crown Point--C. B. Heath.
West Creek. +. NJ Daniel.
Maderiaville-A kellogg.
Rrnsselear--G. W. Hamilton, G. l.. !
mith.
Morocco--A. Hoys.
James c. Read and J G. Osborn loca-
ed. w. G, Larrabee, resigned his min
serial authority. Next conference 10
e held at Lafayette.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

Of~Snooks was advised TO get his life
insured. Wont do il, said he III would
be just my luck to live forever if should.
We'll | wouldn't, my dear, meekly OBJ.
served Mrs. Snooks.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
ference,

At the Baite Ground meeting,
Col. Henry s. Lane, in speaking OF the
Maine election made use Of this fine liz.
tie simi.e:
From Iowa we turn TO Maine, behold
her occupying the position OF the "s,ar
in the east" to guide the "wise men" o!
this nation to the Savior Of their liber.
ties John G.. Fremont,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
ADVERTISE G.

frrx LINES or LESS. BREWER, MAKE A SQUARE,
Each additional insertion, %
Business Cards inserted one year, 90
Legal advertisements must be cash in ad-
vance or accepted security. Advertisements.
time not marked. will be inserted till forbid
den, and charged at the above rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

QS One hundred md thirteen Demo.
cratic cilizers OF Norwich, Conn. who
voted for Pierce in 1859. have signed
a declaration i'm favor of Fremont. and
have invited EA Governer Clcavland 10
them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

Executed on the shortest notice and in the
latest style.
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Noes, SubpenaeS,
Executions, and all kinds OF Blanks kept on
hand and Tor sale.
OMce ~ stairs in the old Plymouth Hotel
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

There is music in the following song. whic h
We clip from the Masslllon News:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

DROWN & BAXTER Manufacturers OF Tin
ID Sheet Iron and Copperware, and dealers
in Stoves-sign of Tin shop & Stove.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
Cheeseman's Pills,

THE True source of Health in ;he Fe.
male Constitution. Just received and for
sale by PERSHING 4 THOMPSON.
Avg. :, 1856. l9tf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

DERSHiNG s. THOMPSON, Wholesale and
il Retail dealer in Drugs Medicines, Oils,
Paints. Glass & Glassware, and Groceries.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

~ VI. REEVE, Atty. at Law. Collections
". punctually attended to in Northern In
diana. Lands Tor sale cheap.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

M W. SMITH, Justice OF the peace, Will
Itl. attend to business in the Circuit and
Com. Pleas courts. Over the Post Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

NJ II. OGLESBEE 4 Co. Dealers Dry
j Y. Goods Groceries, Hardware, BOOlS and
Shoes, Crockery &c. in the Brick Stor"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

ICE CREAM SALOON, VI. ii. TibLlts r
Il prietor, up stairs IN RGsh's building.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

GOHN COUGLE, Keeps a general aSsort-
- ment OF Dry Goo Is, Groceries, Vegetables
and Meats OF all kinds. Cor. Gano & Mich. SIS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

r Z. WESTERvELT 6, Co. Deale. in
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware Boots
4 Shoes, Ready made Clothing &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

nR. J. ID. GRAY, Eclectic Physician, Will
u attend TO calls day or night. Office four
doors north OF C.. III. Reeves residence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

uNR. SAM'L. HIGGINBOTHAM, Physician
- and Surgeon. Office al his residence on
the east side Of Michgan street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

ELLlOTT & Co. Wagon, Carriage & Plow
IL Manufacturers. at their new stand at the
south end Of the Bridge, Michigan street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

x S. .CLEAVELAND Wholesale and re-
W. tail dealer in Dry Goods. Hard and
Groceries, new bulldins north side l. g ST.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

II HASELTON, Manufacturer and dealer
- i. in Boots & Shoes, and Shoe l t"dings,
west side Michigan street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

r A. JOSEPH. Cabinet Maker and Tn
IL. dersaker, South Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

nR. r. BROWN. Physician and Surgeon,
IL will promptly attend to all calls in his
profession Office at his residence, south Plym.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

JOSEPH POTTER Saddle rnefs
manufacture, corner Lapol enter
streets.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

nR. CHAS. WEST, Eclectic Physician,
~ Office at his residence, east side Michi-
gan street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

WV L. PiATT, Chair & Cabinet maker,
w and Undertoker. Furniture rooin in
north room OF the old Plymouth Hotel.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

- G. TURNER, House Carpenter& joiner
Shop on Washington street, east of
Michigan street.
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items am /. Nprtl I'll 0aule Ieiu miiie, rrD er
lpirDe Daber nit Dem am Is. ppn 9iperpool a6=
8cbenpeu GunaroOdl1pfer pDer nit Dem lltlantic
lelbit abfabren mliIien.
IS y in tpn, 6. Ot1r3. Senutpr Scr.
8rOnu bra6te cine Sill fir GrbQuu1q elmer
GiIenbabn liibli9 pom 81 8reiteQrar pprn NitIz
lili9pi nad Der &iilte bon Gun 6ranci8cp elm.
Die StQ 9epd6rt 40 WtiQionen Ifer 2anp,
fitr pelAe Die Comp. so Geut8 per Nder 5t }abz
len baben lpll al8 @1rantic fir Die Au8iabrung
Ipu Die Spu1pa9nte $5O0,000 bepp1iren inner
balb Is Wtrn1teu Io(en 100 Wteilen ferti9
letl uno Die Ge9ierun8 ipu 5000 per Wteile
fitr Sef Orberun9 Der Bcit bejublen uno 5rpar 10
Sabre lang aa4 Srleuoul9 Der 8abn. Die
gabn Yer fdllt, menn Tie ntbt in 10 Sabren Dpls
enpet 1T urlp ale &dnpereicn, ipei9e uidt be5ablt
ltnp, faleu all RE Ser. Gta1te1t 5uriif II. |. ~.
YDtlapelpbt0, 6. Otdr}. - Der Wtorz
9elt@8Dlt5l9 bon Baltimore murpe beute 5 Ofeiz
len nSrpll1 Don Q8ilr1in9ton psn einem ~erniteu
lnfal betrpf fen. Da8 ItetBrQo Der Wfo1dier1e
~5erbrad), Die locomotive lparDa 3erIhmettert, II.
elnt9c Y1llu8tcrm1gen l"tiir5teu iber benO amla.
Die Baliagieren fanlen init leidten Gerlebun9en
bappr. Sour Der 6euermartn murDe 16mer per=
lebt. Der BOitsN9ent purbe aus benz 6enlter
pe8 ga9a9efarren8 8eidle1pert unO 5iemlidy
Der 4unpen. Die Trimuter duf ber8obn perz
R~tnberten Die Ba1u9e Der an5ern j3H9eu, 1nb
bic Pala9ieren mnBten Die &arreu Der orbern
Seite b~eltetsen.
St 81 D d. e # er murb Samuel 8. Nnbrems,
Jtepubltfa1er, nit elmer Wtebrbeit pprt 2486
ct, iiber ben SnolpnOtbins8z @anbibaten erz
pdblt. SAT- ale ertpdblte @urobeumten lirp
Nntt= Nuerifaner.
mzOr1eun8.- @prlanb, bet trenz
loie S4abmeiiter, purpe be1te inter 100000
8ir9i6aft 9eitelt.
NemzDorf, G. W3dr5.- Qieutenant6un>
ter, frHber Murine=O fft3ter, nett uuo Brett uls
4lparaoO9unte befannt ftar6 beute I'M bieli9en
6pipital.
Waihiu 9tD n, 6. Wtdr5. - Gin Mann
9tamen5 Gprralt p~er9iftete iid beute nit 2at=
Danun in DerterS Sptel. Der el6e mar friiber
nit Der gjepr8ia Sa9n in nnunterbrpdenergerS
binpun9.
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bic @inlabung an BreuBen, Den @pnferen5er
beiSupObnen, nad Der erlteu Sibun9 ~berlelbeu
erfplaen merbe. G8 lit ein5tg ullp alein 2crc
Balnlerltrn, Der ee9en bieie 3ulaiIurs prote=
itirt, unb man lit iiber5eugt, baB bic en9ltIden
8eppuu1d9tiSten 9e9eniiber Der Contaminated
Der iibri9en ihre Prpteltatirn 5uriduebmen werz
ben.
Bari8, 1G. 6ebr. Die Ttme8 lit beute
erlt iebr lp1t alt89egebet mprDelt, ulp 5Ip1r me-
gen be8 Nrtifel8 iber bic Sage GnSlanp8 bel
Gr0ffnun9 be8 Gon9reileS. Gn Der Sorle mar
pieler Nrtttel ni6t befarnt. Die Time8 lpriGt
parin ibr WttBtrauen 9e9en Die jebi9en Strebun=
gen 6ranfret68 Iebr beutltG aus; Serape berz
an8geIo9t: bic Time8 liebt pa8 en8lild@fruu50=
Iiilde 8iinbntB sebrpden, 'ba8 SItreidild<fratta
5Gil4e 8itnbniB ab9eidlcllen, rlo ba8 rullil4e
SinpniB benz Abi9(uIIe nidt fern. Die Ste
9terung bat idDn beute Be oblen, baB bic 9albz
arntli6en 8ldtter auf bieieu Irtifel antpcrten
~Ilp(Ien, bern er entbdlt ntebr ais Sine fitr 6ranf=
reid feine8meg8 I9neifelbaf tie SteDe, ipp5u ma
mentli9 cine 8er9leidun9 Der Snltituttpuen
3uBlanb8 urb 6raufrei48, Ippie cine 6tnpet<
lung auf Die S(uft 9eboren, melde Die Snltttltz
tiouen @nglarp5 DON benenS etreiG8, NuBlanb8
ul1p Tranfreid8 ideipet.
StraBbur9, II. 8ebr. SON DEM De-
pot Der Sdpei6er>2e9tcn in Sflettitaot 9tn9en
9eltern aberlltal8 etpa 400 Wtann nad England
Iab. Oa8 bprtige @erbe=Sireau fest ieoenfaI8
lein @el4dit p%prlaufis nod fort.
@enua, 10. 8ebr. Sen. bella Marnora
tpirb it6 am nddlten Opnnerita9 na6 Der Srim
Ietuldtffen. Die Oeputirtenf1muler beI6aftt9t
|li9 %segenndrti9 nit benz Budget fir 1856.
Oa8 @iunabme>g up9e1 lit bereit8 ppttrt ipprDell;
e8 belanft li9 auf 1917 O1iliouen 8ranc8.
&Gln, IA, 8ebr. =. gor9eitern fanO bic
ITeierlihe Gr6ffnurg Der @~iienba1nitrefe rplt
Gmnterid nad Arnbeim Statt, ipppurd Der
I@runp 5u Der en9eren Serbiubun9 uniere8
Staate8 init Dem 9tadbarlt1ate, ben 9fieberl11z
ben, 9ele9t lpprcen 1T.
8ten, IS. Tebr, = SGrmmtlide 8tid6fe
Der Ditreidiiden2 Rpnar4ie perpen lid am 5wctz
ten Sprntase naG Oltern bier perIanlmelr, I'M
die 9euetnl amen G~eratbun9e1 iiber bic Ourd=
iibruns peS @oncrrpateS SIT beginner.
Ser neue G5eperbe9eleb z@nt1purf 1T in ben
ultramprtanel glattern Zen beftisltenNn9rtffen
au89eIest. Sn rem Seltr. Nclf8Irernb mirb
bic frcie Gpncurren3 9%enannt: bic Sanction be8
tnotreftet OtebItabt8, bic SHUTTER be3 Yrpletaz
riat8, rcrOt1rner r1p Der Brrltitutipn berQSeiz
ber, Der 8rpDtbeuer1n9 II. ~. Die freteGpnz
~curren5 bride ben &Dni98u1Orpern Dplde III bic
6anO, itiir5e Gbrrne Inn, rerntGte ben Eul8z
idlag be8 4atripti8rlu8, made bic Straben l1t=
lider, berrobe 8erirneu unO Gtsettbunl, liefere
ben 8arifapen i6re &lrnpfer, berguilptine tbre
Spfer; ie ruinire Die 0eiellidaft l~atnnt Der
Gtptltlatien. Ofit eiuelu Wprte: Der Seufel,
ben mlan eben burG bu8 Gpncprpat al189etrieben
babe, frmrne Bel Der unpern Gbir bur9 bic 0e>
merbes Treibeit ipieDer teretn.
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Surge Geidi6te Ot8 amerifanii1en GedtS
Won
N1eranber @offf Goppfat.
(Shluk.l

NH%~p
Nu8 bieIen buei in 1i9 peridiepenen Ge4ten
ettlpidette fid rnter &Gnt9 Gpparb etl mebr
einfGru1i9e8 Compendium, ipelde8 inpeB fait
nidt8 anne,eS ais cine neue Au89abe be8 Oil
freo{6en Gpper 9epeIen 81 iein l4eint, benn
Mirep pir0 urd itetS BON @eidiGt8ldretbern
Der Oriinpcr be8 ensliifen 3edt8 9eralttlt.
Ou8 @eneinre6t common law, melde8
auf Die Iceben angefabrte NeiIe entitanben lit,
5erfaut nun IN bret Sauptabtbeilunsen. 1. N1z
oernette @ebrdude 2. Gtsentbinlide@ ebrdu>
dye, ,. +. Iclde, pel6e in b%eltimmten 8ejtrfen
berrl6en, unb 3. 9etpiIle beltinmte@ e Iebe, MEL
DE in 6olqe be8 @jebrau6e8 ben belttlttrlte1t
@ert6t8bSfett, tpelhe cine auS9ebebnte0 eredt8z
fame baben, ais ipl9e anerfannt mproe1 ltro.
Oieie @ebrdtde mu6ten ben Gidtern befarnt
iein, penn Durd Ie alletrt ipurpe lbre Autorltat
aufre9t erbalten. Ote@ntIdeiDln9en oerJtthz
ter nurben in ben Gffentlideug it9ern (records)
altfge5ei9net, unp lpdter Dunn bduftg aIS naBz
oe6eno ar9elabrt, pber bOd BON 91tftern ourdz
0eIeben, uno our @rrei4un9 ibrer Inltdt in
dbnliden, 5ur @ntideipun9 pcrlte9enpel1 Tdllen
benubt. 9fo9 unb na6 murpe ben GlltI6ctz
buuoen Der 91i9ter Don ibren gtodfpl9ern nlebr
Gewiht 9egebet, uuD ulS @eies anerfannt, 5us
lpeile1 aber audi bon IpGtern 5ttAtert vernon
fen, neil lie 9e9en Die ein9efiihrten @cbran4e
Der 9tattpn tUarer.
Sn per 91egieruns @bmarb il bc9aun man
RE GntIdetpun9en Der @eriht8b0fe auf Staot8z
fpiten nierer5ul9rciben, melder @ebrau6 man
bis eur 91es9ierltns SeinriG'S be8 Ndteu fOl8te.
9lu8 ner 3ulanmnenitellun9 pieier GntIhel=
bunge1 entitunpen Die ip9e1aunten S0brbitz
der.
9Gni8 Sacrb | fteute 2 8eridteritatter al,
lpelde ben @eri9t8uerbanplun9en beippbnen,
uno pieGutl6eioun9en ber9ltdter beriGten nttB>
ten. Das Nmt pieler 8eriGteri tattcr crlpld
inceIIen Buff, unb YrtpatperIrnen iiberno6rten
c5, Die @eri6t8perbanblun9en gu beridtcn.
Spiter farpen iid audi 9elebrte Suri1ter, mie
0la1oil, groetqu, 6leta II. a. H., rpel4e 3d.
baublun8en iibet engliIde Surt8prupen5 I6rtez
Zen uno bur6 DRUID perbretten lieBen. = Die
grpBen Nplf8rdtbe, melfe bic @elebe idOn sur
.3ett SnQ'8, &Guis8 ber MeitzSo6ien, perfuBz
ten, bilDeten li6 I'M 2aufe Der Belt 5u Rarla=
mentell, lpie Iie Gn9lanp nod iebt bat, unp mel
DIE aGein bic Madt unp Gutpritdt 5aben, Der
Natipn @eIebe npr6uI9reibe1.
OieIe @eleee MN, mel9e BON alten @ebrIltz
den berltammeu, iest uber u1ter ben rerifiepe>
men GGnigen al8 @elebe anerfannt mprOen It1D,
btlben ba8 @emeinredt Common law Gn9>
lambs, pelde8 in BEN Ser. Staaten Arnerifa'8
ieprd, pie ldpn 9eIaQ1, NIT eini9en a6mei4unz
gen, ullb belpnperS nit BEN Mpberatipnerl, mel
DE e8 bur9 bic 2e9t8luturen iebe8 Staatea erz
litten bat, nod ltetS alS A1tprttdt gilt.
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A1GfsEQ

ltottfnoenbe @ertetgerungen.
gAbrenn & So, AM 4lute ieI6f, 4 lrbr,
Gin Sau8 III @eit=S arutrsaz nab 6remontfr.
Oerielbe, 10 llbr, % @.zG6urle8tr., Wfild
unO TriI4e Pfirii4e in b~ermetii9 perldlrfenea
G1rne1t.
- W}Hbel, 8ettett, 9etraudtes Yianp BON
9nube & Gjdble.
MafemS G 60, Gfe pun @utaw rnb
9ertn9tpnftr.y ader9erdt9iGoften unb 6utterz
i6neipemaI9iren.
GannOn& 90 atbep8, "A g.. Gbarlestr.
W9olIale<S trfe fir Serrntleibung
b onc & q re en-, 100 Stit6 Sepellerie
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GtnSutreffeu6e 0Dften 4:

9erHonn, BON SputbouptUa nu4 Seem : gprf
81, s. br.
4rabia, ppn 2iperppDl tla4 gpHpn 1. Mdra.
S1ater @1tps ppn GirerPppl nud N.zO.5. W1r3.
Yerlto, Don HtperFppl nod Seem: Oprf, s. Mdr5.
6ultDl1, ppn 6apre naG gt.zNprf ~. MGrs
Canada, prn 2irerprpI nodl 8pfpn Is. MGrS
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Efle9rapbifbe SSodoricbse,t,

8aibtn9tOn, 6. Wtdr5. = ST.. Dallas,
Der am pcri9en Samlta9 nit benz atla1tic BON
.9tew>Y crf abfuhr, fam etlpa am IA. B. in Spns
Don etntrefen.
Serr 8 Ii 6 II a II bat in Ieinen Sriefen an
Marcn ouf8 8elttmmtelte erflGrt, OaB er ifdtez
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f6Snfen garlpr., QDObn. uub G9laftm ner. Gfsteln ron str
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MAJOR poNELsoy IGNORED.

recently held in Baltimore, extrayagant encomiums
aeaped upon Mr.. Fillmore, but word Of comfort or
nendation was given to Major Doueison-he was gn
The Georgia Citizen treats Major Donelson worse
the Maryland whigs-,hat journal proposes to drop
and place Major Breckenridge on the Fillmore ticket
protest against such treatment Of Major Donelson.
fully entitled to every know-nothing vote cast for
Fillmore Did he not pass high eulogum on Mr.
when he accepted the nomination his ticket
be sure, Mr.. Fillmore did not return the complh
when he accepted the nomination--probaby remer
ing the biting editorials Of Major Doncson written 70
Washington Union some years ago; but that only 4
that Mr.. Fillmore was not as proud Of the associate
MAJOR Donelson was