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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-24
Orlando NC Cryllcy,
General Real Estate
"A gent,

GARNYyILLO. IOWA.
Win attend to the purchase and sale of Real
Estate, in any portion of Northwestern Iowa.
Locate Land Warrants; enter Land; Invest mon
ey on good securityi pay Taxes; Investigate
Titles, &c, &.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-10-24
M OR e GO r.

TIME Citizens Of McGregor and vicinity, will
please take notice, that Solomon Kuh, eel
bratcd optician, has recently arrived from Du
BuGue, and opened an Office at the Store House,
between the American and McGregor House,
where he is prepared to assist all persons troubled
with Div SIGHT, with his peculiar Spherical
Ground Eye Glasses, and unrvallcd spcctacles.
He has also on hand large and we'll selected as
sortment of the latest improved Engineers and
Architects Drawing Instruments, by single pieces
or boxes, of brass and German silver handles. with
the very finest steel needle points; also Micro
scopes on large scale, for Botanical and Chem
ical purposes, Telescopes, Pocket and Marine
spygassess, to see clearly object ten miles dis
tant, by standing on hill.
Pocket and surveying compasses of the very
latest styles, to draw line with srveying COM
pass, and the same time small enough to carry in
the pocket: also New STYLE Of compass called
Grapometcr Scales of Ivory, Horn, German
silver, and Brass, for all mathematical purposes,
and warranted correct.
= The above articles are Of the most finished
workmanship, and warranted as represented.
Intimate connection with European manufac-
tories, and direct importations therefrom, enable
me to assure my customers the best quality at the
lowest eastern rates and no charge for bringing
them here, nor for examining them; the practical
eye will soon find out that the above is fact.
POSITIVELY but one price, and for few days only.
Mciregor, Iowa, Oct. 1856. vl-r2
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Stove Line,

Combining the useful and ornamental. On,
Stock will be sold as cheap az can be had else
where in Iowa or Minnesota. Also, Sheet Iron.
Copper & Tin Ware. Having in connection with
this establishment, an extensive aud well ar.
ranged -. ~ - -
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DiSSOllfiOSl.

tl3ast -" haL DiSSOlNf9O3l.
The partnership known as Akin e. Kelly in the
DRuc business, McGregor this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The business will be settled by G. s. Akin to
whom all persons indebted are requested to make
immediate payment.
G.. s. AKIN.
JEREMIAH KELLY.
Mcoregor Oct, Sth. 1856. --..---... niSt
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TIN SHOP .

and employed experienced workmen the proprie
tors are enabled 10 manufacture to order ali art
eies that may be called for. they are not already
found in their extensive stock.
TINT ~ orryrTN-
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Two Hundred and Forty Acres Of Land within
one and half miles of HARDIN, a fourishng
village in Allamakce Co, twenty miles from NC
GregOr. said Farm is known by the name of
the Jackson Farm, said Fasm is composed of
Prairie and Timber, about equally divided, and
is regarded as one of the best Farms in ALBANIA
kee County. For sale on easy terms, by
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-12

IWELl', STEAM SAW WILL.

THE -ub,ct,hef having substituted steam
tor horse power heretofore used TO bi,
mills situated three miles south II Marshall,
ou Tie CARTILAGE road, takes pleasure 10 an
uonuciue 10 the public That he is prepared 10
hll 40 order, entrusted to h.m with accuracy
lnd dispatch.
Tie following prices viii be charged for lan-
Der. 1t paid Immediately upon delivery
Ordinary square edge lumber, (boud measure
per thousand, si2 50
Rough edge lumber, board measure, : 81
lahing and palng, ~ ud
II not paid upon delivery, the following
prr"- vil be charged
Ordinary square cdge lumber, board measure
per ,huusand $40 0U
Rough edge lumbeE board mea.urc) 90
lAlhing and paliug, 20 0g
Gnndug regularly every Saturday, at the
eighth, for the ACCOMMODATION OF 3hr public
\ u. One Of Geo. Pages uor,c power, for
sale low by the subscriber
GEO ". EWELL
March 9Th, 1886 ~ u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-12

CONSTANT ruErroRr.

Ar run ciry curAr cugar cAsu sloRr.
South Sidc NJ he Publc Squire, HarshoH.
Just received, and receiving from the best
houses Ia the Cities of New or'cau. and phila.
delphia, good stock Of groceries hardware ,
pants oils. yarulshe- turpentiHe window
glass iotacco. cigars. Lew Garreti'-, Wood
wards, Rooms and Wel~l's snud---al.o Dr..
D. Jayncs valuable medicines ladies and
Gents are respectfully invited to call and buy
bargains as am determined to soil tor cAsil
ostN. iou will find the worth q your money
here
a. Al notes and accounts no. settled by ih,
II, Of MuNh will be- pvt cut Tor collection
Please call and save money and time, and ob,
hgo {. TlltTfORp.
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Town made Furniture.


/ K \ ' { = /. | II l. L H.
DEGS 20 inform tho c teus I'd ihr-hali
ID and nrabAor.. od tia; be- prepared 10
make House and CilIse Furniture o. AN krd.,
Go order \ -toca a.ays kept c1 baud
Repairing. cleaning, and vanishing urnt'g
executed snd a,l orders promptly attended go
February l6jhl aG 40 % Iy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-12

TIVE Subscriber. steam saw mill, wlasied
three milr- y y East from Marshall has
been 10 operation since the goth Of July last
The machinery B.. csurrly uew The mill is
ioea'ei ia the midst Of beautiful pInery, aud
excellent lumber can be fuu shed at short
notice.
THE following are the eash prgr. Il pld
Immediately ou the delivery %. ine lumber
oniiuap niubei hoanl mra,uar r. ,hau slg n
ltUng ii-rdg.d tp da go
lAh'nr apd fs,iae @1 dp u Ou
Il the money Isuol pad on the delivery Of
tie lumber the following wIH be the prices
ORDINARY liHnaer holri measure l~r fhou. 81 oo
HHugh rit.d tu dp . ga
labue and lnirg da d. 800
\ rr.t m. is connected with the saw mill,
and viii rnud on Saturdays ior ,ue areommo.
dauoa OF the public.
PERRY & BUTLER,
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Nelson. NafiVeii \ TO-

RICHARD TkiCh 4 81
2lt Par Nree Va J.,
IMPORT ERS and wholesale DEALER
/ eIgn ana dorie. .c hardware. Gus p''
and heavy good-
Joseph 'rmritL Neutrality-suspicious. hif
John Nel.on, New Jsr-cy Jenm'sh
Nardwcll, Walter Tufts, Jr, lanes e. u
rick. New Work
Mas 70, ls55 a.
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CLENMONS Il DtrREE
January %. l~LG
ADMINISTRATORS NoTIcE.

III III Y n 4 I Or y W =
EIIERS OF Administration were granted
] - 70 the undersigned on the estate of J J
Speed, deceased, on the 9Jlh February, A, -
1886 by ,he county court pertaining tp The e,-
tates Of deceased persons held 10 aud tor the
comfy Of HARRISON Thisl- therefore to uoti.
y all persons having claims against ,aid estate
to prescut them within the time prescribed by
laN, aad those indebted to make Immediate
payment u T.. GARRETT
March Sc as-st Admini,trt.of.
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lOOE AGAIN.

Say no. tia, Thy soul is "cafy
OF his world, 70 false ana 1aiu5
.sag not lisa weed and drcary
Wid,mcrs Of crime and pam
Much delight is IN thy power
Nan, a gem aud many lowef
Look again
Thiuk sos iay wlll uo'sr furake i'set
iouih. gpilk afiofs long femnu
THAI sorrow cannot otcrtakc thee
Nothing o.l e'ef STAIN
l'eaf 10 lapse n ec.. poor dreaming
Trus, not Fortune nor all seeming
hudk agwe
When The ,o,cc OF naughty f,shioa
BIDS Or voos thee 70 h,r cbeni
" hen some too.coagcnal passion
Latent m thy br,o-t would rcigui
Firmly stand IA 'eii-leual
1a.c no dogma without tn4l--
Look again
Leave uubrcaihcd tie harsh opinion
Lightly Judge no, nor dr-dsiu
th.ck ur4uIei fancy's p.nion,
VIZ. Sharp arrows oh re-lralu
IRE friend, mi-drcd- usine--
Ire 40 cnsiou- mood ,udulgug
Look again
Outward look, and see creation
Heavens iir-t iur stamp retain
Then on human alteration
ifumhly iook, and not in vain
Vinue ye, for thy discerning
Their. sbound- he ever learning
rura to keep thine own light burning
In its lfhg lc 'ane
Good ,soking II supptcssins
1im will make the world h.eelsg--
W.n thee treasures worth possessing
Inward look again
Early search on; what is duly,
Make the record full and plain
Hand Of Wealth, or eye OF Beauty
Poets maelc STRAIN
Seltshne.s, thy heart to ice
Lose. to ssrm 1t INTO vice
Tempting thee--ii.daiu
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6elttito i)oetr


The following beautiful hymn, sung a TIE
annual meeting Of tue Orthodox Congf' sa''""-
Al H.bbsih Schools IN Boston, on SUNDAY eve
ling, the il.h uli, was eomposcs by ii'9s :
Read. Esq, Of Taunton
Into her chamber went
A little maid, one DIV,
And hg chair she sneli,
And thus began 10 prny
Jesus. ny eyes close
1hy form ! cannot see
flaou NJ, near me-, iofd,
pray tire speak to ne
A .,,ll .mal. voice she beard within s' saHl,
-wb,,i,r,e child hear ihee---,c,i me a..
Il prsy thee Lord, sha saul,
Tha. Thou VIII oondssccud
10 tsry in mJ heart,
AMI ever BE- my friend
The psth Of f. - dra
lweuid .aoi x astraf.
IN le, me have thy hIn4
To lead no IN the way.
"Fc,rno. II Will no. leave thee ti'.i. '0'
She though, sl, fvlsa ,oi' hand p'ee' aet oe".
They tel .1e, Lord, 'ha'aa
The Twin. pass away
TIC ago. saaa aeas'ae.
AID even chiidfonmtf
On. lie, my parents lHc.
T.Hla woman grow
For j ihey iir what eaa
\ little orphan 30 p
Fear not, ny ei..l -a haievor I.l' uag sarle'
III no, ,og.aAe itco u bfps thee hpmf
Her little PRAYER va sad
And from her chamber noa
she pa.sd forth ~ifh the a't
81 Heaven upon acf hfo"
Mother l,e -cru th. iofa
til, band q mine i,.t
Aad. oil ttArt HIM '9.
~ by ny ehmr Aae.i,
fen not my child whatsoever .i.fmag conn
II not fer.ake thee tai, uuns thee hHme
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lsI.eb1.a fiDs g..

TINE mercantile firm Of Dadc and nupree
l n the town Of ur-hsIl, wa, this day
dissolved b, mutual consent Those Indebted
90 tine firm viIl make payncnt to ElQah ia
prce who Is alone authorized tr settle the hu.i-
ness % Oh" concern
I. " ptpE
Ell3tli nlpHEE.
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ouR WHOLE COUNTRY.

Who ~o.ld sever Freedoms shrine
Who would draw tie insidious line
Though 10y birth one SPOT be mite,
besr i, al the .ssl.
Dear to TIE the Sou,h's fair land
Dear tie central moun,aiu band
Dear New Erglar1s rocky strand
Dear The ,.ofiou, West.
ny our affairs pure and free
by our laws, deep rooted tree,
b, the Pa-,'- dread memory
BY our Washington,
by our common parent tongue
ny our hope.--brgh,, buoyani, young,
Ny the lie Of country sisong
We will still be Que.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-12

DAVID NCputll,
iTtH MAKER AND JE Weller
e. WouLp respectfully inform hls friend.
Ea and the public, that be- has je.t received
handsome and tasieluily selected a.
sortmen, Of igwEtRY, consisting OF brsasi,
pms. sar rings, ulgsr rings, and number OF
aaiches, Of various patterns, &r., whish le il
ready to sell on accommodating terms tie is
also prepared to do all work with which he may
be favored, In a ramanlise and expeditions
manner
Shop on the north idle 1f the public square
Marshall. April |. 81 Is.
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professional (uyNs


LAW CARD
,y,HEOpHlIuS PERRY, hnorne, n, L..
; Marshall, Texas, will practice IN the Cou,,.
Of the sth Judicial District Bnsiues. .n,,n.,
ed 10 his care, Will meet with prompt attention
Feb . 1896.
NANID -. NORTON, tHorvy a, L.
- Bstdyilic, Tarraut county, Texas. Al
viii attend To- buying and selling land claim,
pcrtcctug titles etc.
Januaf, 26, 1856 3m
LAW CARD
I VI ClOUGll Norney al Lac, M,
-. shall, Harrison Co, Texas.
sept ;. 1850. Ally
Law Gard.
rEO LANE, Attorney al Llir. Marshall
VI HARRISON county, Texas.
september 10, 1919.
~ rATlLlO, Attorney Al Lair, Marsh
| E. Harrison county, Texas. nj
~, II KELSEY. AHo-aeg a, iap o,i
W. Nua,v PUb'ir Marshall, Harri,os
county rcN-
J.. Dfc, over the Store Of Young 4 lls,,.
>out -.Jcc ct lhr public square. Marcus 3
Law card.
II. : Jennings. iHoHrt al Lar. w.,
}. shall Texas, Office at ,h.ss,
corner Of the public square.
lauuar, n 1919
~ VI ADAMS, tfi9rHst Al La,e, Marsha
Harrison county, Texas Will practice
tbe sixth Judicial DISTRICT and IN The ,upren,
..,.,g ;. 4gr,l cuuti. af II Ter mn : Ia
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For >aic,

Fer >aie, .o !
4 BEAUTIFUL FRENCH PIANo. t,
j.. Y seven octayc~ and newest fashion,
the celebrated manalacluryp' Erafd "H
a, this office.
January 20, 1850
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'ick INXIl. NNTiItIE.
MALE pETAR TMnNT


t,itiH~.
puy ~ p tLkl\-lI p,r.p.l
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....
IfEN> PlE Nl>'''N oi TIN MONTHS
Board. Washing -aam reat .nd uD
tom F..I-t drpar,,neri u raid
close, uf session $40 on
II rn. ra.1 ~, 'o.. If session i2I 90
ln Ch-.|ca. or llishrr q .taofpaYcs n
pdat.,.... oi term 1870 oe
Ii n.t r..d a,...o.e 1Is a0
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- .,,....s So HeaFNfH n rENNtIt
oman ROBERTS TERRELL Far
II as, auI tnmnitssisH HftthH's, No u
r,rar5,..,i street. NcN Orleans
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LAW CARD
'.'HEOpIIllUS PERRY, hfornep a, L..
MARSHALL, Texas, will practice in the Con,,.
Of the 9Th Judicial District Bnsiue.. .n,,n..
ed 10 hi- care, Will meet with promp, at,.n,,or
Feb 1896,
AANlD .. NORTON, AHornsy a, La.
- Bstd,ilic, Tarrhut county, Texas. Az
Will attend To- buying and selling land claim.
pcriecung titles, etc.
Ianuaf, 2G 1896 an
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-04-12

: q Nelson New Orleans; Z Bnns@ni
Nv, Orleans. II G Walker, Memphis enn,
hate Cashier Branch Union Bank ! 4. Vel
''" al, ~ u3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

II GATHRIGHT 18th streef, be-
LIZ tive en- Main snd Cary, has. in addition TO his
large stock Of Furniture many articles OF second
hand Furniture. which he will sell low for cash; such
a. Feather Beds; Hair and Shuck Mattresses; High
md Low Post Bedsteads; Carpets; Oil Cloths Straw
Mating &c Also, two second hand Lounges; 2i1rge
Looking Glasses; Wardrobes; large Dining Tables,
suitable for boarding houses Book Cases and large
lot of BEDDING; Bolstsrg Pillows; Sheets Counter
palnes Blankets; Spreads, &c ?
je li---eodiv Z. GATHhIGHT.es
NOAICE TO TAX PAIEKs.--"I3ei IL err
/ dained by the Council Of the City Of Richmond,
That the Collector of the City Taxes shall annually
give notice in at least four of the daily newspapers Of
the city TO. fifteen days prior to the fifteenth day o
June that be will attend at bis office daily, between
the hours Of o'clock A. N. and O'Clock r. d., from
the 18th to the 30t of June inclusive for the purpose
Of receiving from any person charged with city taxes
the whole onebslf Of the amounts Of taxes chsrg
ed, deductins from the whole amount or one-hsf a.
the case may be- ten per crntum thereon.
1.-THE Collector shall. 10 like manner give notice for
ifsen days prior to the 18th Of December, thst he
will attend 1t his Office daily. between the above
mentioned hours from the 18th to the Siss Of Dsesm
Der Inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from any
person Who has already paid onehs only Of the city
taxes charged 10 him. the remaining half dedueting
from such half ten per cent thereon sd
In pursuance Of the above amended ordinsnce,
tors Office. at the City Hail. from the 18th to the Sot
Of June for the purpose Of nRsos sooso
directed. JULIUS A. nUbSoNs,
Collector Of City of kisbmood..
1T win be undentood hcm me spovs .e e,S. ,e
nance that those who do not syaii q re R
opportunity of paving the first nah between the l9tn
and S0th Of June are entitled 70 no ~
are required TO psy the whole amount o. tneI Dtiis
soou in the month 81 yny = fasa.;an ~ = 81 ~.
cstini th. smount Of their taxes, viii eas Ct the
of,i ~. nrss;aus 10 the 18th Of June,
my St..-dtiJnly = 2. 1'.' - =. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

PROGRESS IN TExas.--The population of Tex
as has increased, according to the lowest calculs
tons. four hundred per cent. in tan years-a cir
eums,anee unprecedented in the South The in.
crease In the population of other Southern State 9,
according to the last returrs OF the census IN 81
miIsr perIod wero In Florida twenty-six per cent,
South Carolina five. Georgia twenty-five, Mary
md eleven, Alabama eight, North Carolns two,
Tenuessee SIX, Kentucky thirty eight, Louisiana
thirtv virginia twenty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

GEN GADsDEN, our Minister to Mexico, passed
through Columbia, S c., this week on his way to
Washington. He is in restored health. He says
that be thinks the prospect OF stable government
now xisfs. and that Comonfort has been able TO
effect In relation to the army and church. what o
other ruler has been able TO do He also mention.
ed having negotiated postal treaty with Mexico,
which gives us line of steamers under the joint
flag, with special commercial advantages, stop.
ping at all the Gulf ports to deliver the mail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

4 GUN BOATS AND TROOPS FOR CANApA.-The
Montreal Advertiser of the 10th has the following
threatening announcements and pugnacious dis
course in regard to the United States. The pro
vinciai press generally, by the way, appears ra
tner bellicose towards since the dismissal of Mr.
Crampton and this same editor, some DAYS ago;
even went to abusing the women of our country
In most ungallant TRADE. He thinks they are
not the creatures to suckls heroes. Here are his
latest threats:
The gunboat fleet is to be immediately fitted
with masts and spars, and made ready for q voy-
age across the Atlantic under sail Their des.ina
tion Is the Canadian lakes.
A large addition to the six regiments ordered
to Canada was contemplated at the sailing of the
last steamer, and the news of the dismissal of
the British Minister to the United States and the
acknowledgement of Walkers government after
solemn assurance of its disavowaI of the cxpe
dition and desire to cooperate with England to
put 1t down, will cause the British forces in Can
ada to be put on the war footing
The plenipotentiaries who will most speedily
and permanently settle all existing and probable
causes OF dispute with the United States are
heets, gunboats and soldiers; and Lord Palmer
ston Is just the man who understands the right
way of bringing the American government to rea.
son
A large number of heavy guns and mortsrs of
the Crimean seige train, and the reserve ammu-
milton from Balaklava, are ordered for shipment
to Canada The regiments on the way and those
under orders bring with them all their wagons and
camp equipage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

FOLLOWING A BAD ExAMPLE.-Mrs. Tracy
Cutter aud Miss E. J. Waite have called conven.
tion of the women of Illinois to meet in Chicago,
for the purpose of organizing State society to
turn back The tide of oppression that is now sweep
ing over our land, and to express proper indig-
nation. upon the movements Of the border ruffi-
ans" and the attack upon Senator Sumner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

SCHOONER BURNT-Schooner Charles Cram.
ner, Capt Townsend, which sailed from New
York on Monday, 9th inst, for Richmond Va,
with cargo Of hay in bales, took fire on Wednes-
day, llth inst, when abreast of Squan, N. Y,
about ten miles from the shore, and was entirely
destroyed. The captain and crew finding it impos-
sbe to save her, took to the yawl, and went on
board the schooner John 1'ilton, which was lying
by at the time, and were afterwards taken on
board the steam tug Ocean, Capt Fountain, which
brought them back to this city. They were una
BILE to save anything but their clothing and other
personal effects. The vessel was five or six years
old, and of about $50 tons in size She was par.
TALLY owned by Phillips & Sheldon, of New York,
and was not insured The cargo was shipped by
Charles H. Pierson, Esq, and was not insured in
n York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

HoNoRs ABROAD The gold medal of the Bri
tish Royal Geographical Society has been confer
red on DR. Kane, for his discoveries in the Arctic
regi,ns. 1t. Maury has been elected a cores
pondipg member OF the same society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

TIRED OF FREEDoM.-The Gainesville (Tenn
Chronicle of the 9th inst, has the following: Mr.
John s. Hart of this city received, few days ago
his negro man Joe who ran away nearly two years
ago. He was apprehended In Indiana ftw miles
from Henderson, KY, to which place he was taken
and lodged In q Jail there. Joe says he has been
all over "freedom' and Canada, but being fres
niger aint the thing is supposed by most of col
ored individuals to be- He says he became entire
ly disguised with everything north of Mason and
Dixon. and was ON his way back to his master
w hen he was taken up
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SUNDAY LAW In GERMANY-The States of Old
enbsrg have agreed to q law for the better obser-
vation of the Sabbath. According to this, all out
door labor all noisy indoor labor. and all places of
public recreation are forbidden-that is, until af.
ter the termination of morning divine serviee-un.
til about midday. An attempt was made to ex-
tend the restriction until after evening service but
it was rejected
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r111:IC FURNITURE POLI-H.--This
ts;cis has been In extensive use fof the iest szx
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

NOVEL CAUSE FOR WASTING GUNPowDER
The proprietor Of a weekly paper, Thursday,
obtained permission of the Mayor Of New York, to
fire one hundred guns in the Park, in honor of his
immense cireulatiop-15O, 600 copies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-16

SLAyEHoLDERs.-The white population of the
slaveholding States amounts to Do. .2ls, and the
Shareholders TO 347, ,525. Virginia has the largest
number of Shareholders as well as thelargest white
population, the former being 55 063 and the latter
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