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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

THE annual session the
2h Angu and TERMINATES the last Thursday In June.
terms toI board aud tuition payable
advance There
and also fT Spanish Italian German Latin
tot the primary department pupils
eee, are Siop payable half yearly aavsnce.
Letters OF inquiry should he addressed
Maryland = F17''-t ~ 1880 1919
nj
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HOME MANI FACTURE s.
Fnirvteyv Cotton works,

Near ne ClHai Basfn yqleronsrfa. -
EfTHPATRICK BURNS propristo and manufacturers Of
cotton yarns carpet chain, sail twine wrapping twine cord
cotton bsts, sc
Orders from narchnn' in Washington respectfully solicited for
any OF the above ntces, which will deliver Washington
lower than be had in Baltimore northern
orders VIII meet with prompt attention by addressing above
A. n n.
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RemovaI.-paper warebo.se.

MEGARGFE BROTHERS, and innortsr,
WI ofmsn.senrrs mster'ris, Nos strset phi,
aderhn the thar
suited and
Of Al propn, q,
fined prices Union
1000 ofra wanted for essh,
Fsh
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And AeseI brought 40 mia -....'.
should auld acquaintance be forgot
And days o. aud lang syne.D
The members o The senior class ending June 1883
e Junior class OF the ending June, 1884, The Sophomore
class OF Inc year ending June, 1884, and the Freshman class Of the
year ending In June, 1880 hereby requested assemble
Washnson, d. td March, d. 1887
TO brighten the links Of the chain lows friendship which
nor ude entirely exchange their
ives greeting and sympathy, lament The unumey fate
some o. their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF The ssappointcd committee viii be
Deid on he n Monday IN September A. d. 1885, AZ he United
which those
senieDt invited attend when the will be
adopted 10 secure as fun an attendance possible.
In ths those whom addressed Will be
good enough 10 Furnish the secretary othe committee BY mail with
s#s EDWARD j. GRANT, Nj. D.,
OF Trenton N. j.. Chairman OF Committee,
ALEXANDER U. HART, M. d..
Ma. ia. OF philadelphia, Pennsylyania,
j. NEWTON LlGATNER.
OF Lancsser, Pennsylvania,
..s aa.M.# PHILIP PENDLErON,
OF Winston, Aheg hany Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS, =
.| E-.@ OF Daistp Iron aud Glass Works, Nj !,
IT,. .... s... LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
ions WEIDEAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--lawtMar3 [InteIigencerls
All newspapers civilized request
ed TO notice this advertisement In their editorial columns
beers Of the classes through the four
visions OF the globes and all
States Of America requested gauiious insertion
caonay between this date aud the Sd OF March, A. D. 1857
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Housekeeping Articles.

Housekeeping Articles.
THE subscriber call public
assortment OF furnishing goods which 10 rendered
complete In every department consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
plain white and richly DINER dessert and
tea large assortment OF vnsc dinner and
pieca rich and with and wthou,
pitchers perfume BOTTLES, card r.eeiye with variety Of
hncy articles appropriate 10 decorate engee paror table, and
TOMBSTONE CHINA.
Dinner and toilet sets; a.o detached pecesj large
stock OF Edwards's latest Shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American French, aud Bohemian, such decanter aasons
robe champagne hooks sheues Mad.ras
liquors. umbers bowls csers. bottles bowls
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c.
ss4*.f. TABLE CUTLERY
In haifdores or fny-one ana Any three peees aso
ivory handled knives only carve and orks stees &C.
BLoCK-Tis GOODS za.a.
Such cbahng dishes ncbesi urns,
coffee pots tea pots, coffee higgins, se
PLATED GOODS
Such coffee and spoons FORKS caors
covered dishes pitchers cake and uit baskets walters
JAPhNNED GOODS,
Such wafer, trays sets plate warmers, sion lars
foot tubs, water cans, sc. ~ ''''
GAS FIXTURES.
Prom the factory Of corneiu. Baker Philadelphia for sale at
the manufactnrers' retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps, sundoes wood ware lenders and irons bru.he.
snove and onr coal bods, ladders FOODS
aams hons willow wsre, Britannia broared goods
s-ment o. articles Of utility and
Hese.eepcrs decidedly u,ir in,e.., 10 my
arc wesr They WIN mt only lind large
The sane description Of goods purchased ANY
Goods delivered
charge. =
Catalogues containing complete ist OF every article ken, for
c. W. poTELER,
Novu-snwo~d Iron Hall
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TREATISE ON ENeLIsH PUNCTUATION.

Designed for writer's authors printers OF the
press and for the use Of schools and
dr oontscne rules the capitals
ns on preparing and proof reading specimens proof
e'~' &C. rim edition. ny John Wison. i6mo Price 81.
IN exceedingly valuable beck and copy Of should
o. every one who directly Indirectly
which
prcssa = ~ ~" "'' ''' '"'
VIZ " snp.cd and Instructed by the
cage Whch us pefusa Will impart Ctristfca
- a Crosby, NICHOLS, CO.,
psc 's-~s~'W III Washington street. Boston.
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MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and
modern
ion OF the travelling public.
N -dlv
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Two hooks OF the greatest value I'M of every
bustssss and profession-
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spSctnclos.
GOLD silver fine steel plated spectaes glasses Of
ali focuses, with peiocsl pescopc aud parRhoa gasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages selecting
adapted 10 the eyes of wesrefs. #
NJ w. CALF 4 BRO,
32i Penn, avenue, between Mint, and Tenlh streets
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED 1.-THE Rob OF DR.. BOY
VEAU LhFFECTEUR Is fur superior strips OF Cus
paIia similar remedies. radically
wtout all affections of the skin darires scous
ch ulcers accidents from
period Of % and hereditary acnony Of hunors As depura
tive IL powerfully icacous catahs bladder
weakness arising abuses
injections soundng. As sypiic the ROB
anGuins
OF basam OF csava eubobs or injections. which only rep
nrutrali.iag The Rob Boyveau
syphc long
winch have resisted The powers OF mercury
Of potassium. -##1
General agents fer the United States Gabriel Blondu esq 81
William street New York for wholesale orders Guict
New Orleans asuiiy, San Francisco.
sold druggists throughout
pamphlet Of Doctor mea
cal properties Of the Rob will be Obtained writing
din, William street, New York, who viii give iniomadon
wanted.
b, prepared an orders or America
dies the Uasd duties the
March Idly
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f NO. b44- at
notice OF sne ttsoponinx Dsavilis Land Once
lllfssois.
GENERAL LAID osyioE, Sept le, 1855.
tNsrRUCToPs this 10 The register
and receiver OF Danyiie
% ,s remaining said de give thirty days
public notice The dale
Ieopenins o. hair Office and the which applications
be received BY them.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Y septsi- 2aw6w .Inisi Start Commissioner.
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i,HE.P JUVENILE BOOKS--The undersigned has set
nside from his OF Loeks large
varied collection, the accumulation years. sold
price, less than that when need be- They suited
Of all ages, and may be examined at his bookstore,
Among them will be OF Mrs Holland,
Mics Edgewoft, Mira Babsud, and wrcrsbooks
which have been popular In their tine which, smng
good se good feelings aud good principles supposed
few still although teaching all the
enees word gfqns syllable 10 clifen q four Old
Dec 10 - fRANCK TAYLOR
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/ oSSFELLow's New Poem.-The Song OF Hiawaiha
IL by Henry Waisworth Longfeow, Price Al.
Curious Faes and Funny People 70
Just published and for sale at ..- ....
TAYLOR & MAURY's
NovI3 "-N Hookstore, a Vt.
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EOHGE Y FOX has arrived WniASds HoeL ws.hingfon,
O. In the delay attending ,he its
matter that the Of
nnunnnl egiAs'ure eau, without violating their political pp
settle pepsiar candidate f their favor Mr For, IN m
capacity tabor representing meed and
continues 10 receive the Distinguished unannoos spfrsrs'
The people Hs sss haa the happy faculty OF dsent
voices In The rea Of fashion, aud N
divided sentiment The House 81 been
loss of leader or me hut the ~ fashion
wsys Organized tn. fashions in fhe pss,ic baud Of stp@
h o. h rtst what the d'soRann-d elements ~ the Represent
i've assembly the succum<~
me taste oihs artist the other smhaned hv ~
TOY - 70 me popsmr assembly Of fashion, We have thus far
iued parallel, hut parallels p
tbenee they divrrre and thus fashions u.s.
our leaders of pnes. The speaker Of (r such
dsssna,e enr loss Tor the right
we ns man and ne right - oss for the rs ~
when be applies vi. hf
ye his money Boih equally well and safety invested.
Jan 2o--d3t
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WILLIAM H. Weaver and Il. his wife Simeon Weay.f
uia his wife, psns In ehaneery. sEass chds
Of Jacob Csler, deesased ~hosa gh
dTen OF Bosanna Zimmerman, deceased, Whose VA
4. Mifei loci
Cge the children Csu deceased, az.
unknown kchsas CgeI Jonas Cser JsrsaiAh CnYefi
his right administrator Of Aaron Cgle,,
ndsns, and Sinclair Graves and William Weaver Se, pc
uuoH''
Extracts of decree.
This coming papers formerly tead
The commissioner sell the land 1esoss men
oaed Ia the said psuoa OF Sinclair
planning the said Weaver having nszT
al the sale Id the mentioned practising hu
purchase aud asking have report n,enuoaeS
esold, and sundry hIed 10 said polilon, kc.
But IA The order have fan
parties Interested in e isd mud psened and the
OF the this having given notice
thereof ny publication Published
Washington weeks successively
door OF the OF Madison do take
allowing him reasonable time for Swinging the money court
aud he did him which he
rot have property paid the parties entitled
the expiration Of the siowed commas
oner Is 20 ascertain the number and Of all parties
participate the distribution Of their r..
speese proportions resi-
dence Of each party paciicabe IA
heeof the court, with anything deemed pertinent
Copy. Tesis, BELFiELD GAVE Clerk
by the above decree hereby notified appointed
that purpose Monday the 4Ih February, 1885, ne
Office IN the county Madison, Virginia The
place for the said accounts 10 be stated by
soner. WILLIAM L. EARLY,
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Court.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

ReaHson Of Fare 10 California.
Upiied States msA steamships New York
t<<< far AsphwaH the stu and 2oth Of each month,
N&<aG connecting win mail from Panama san
Ny30M0t4e8 Francisco. +
In~e steamships approved
Department, and guaranty sp.ed and safety.
The Panama railroad az mites lens) completed from
10 crossed
gers checked New York through San Francisco, and
embarked NJ Panama the
The paid IN New York all Of the
Resevs kept On In Ne York. and
San francisco, detention accident
The route Is ontirely rsiinbis
wall
Conductors through by steknor charge
women and children without pr0trctora
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply At the agency IN
West street, New York, to L. W, RAYMOND.
Nay6-dn
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TO THE GAD,ES.-M n. l.. HARPER, ~ Rfoo~hed smess
Boston, hne jnsr received choice n rich
elegant enbrodered bali dresses Partisan sU
which universally admired Nayscrt ~ ~
was not then sbe 20 supply the demand he takes hs oppo
% Inform the nfies Tint he supply, some
which white and appropriate bridal
to, head desses casares capo., collars msnt.s 81
which embroidered aud Va
~ wrsaihs % flowers, feather flowers, he.
s-Fhs :. tbe only house IN the Uni,sa sts,ss whss"
goods obtained.
Rosror, January s, 1886.
R--anw9w
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.# The College OF 81. james, Maryland.
THE SECOND OF the hcgus Monday ~
i March.
There ful Of eslissae preparatory, and sosmss
studies. NFrf
ADDRESS Rev. mr. RERrooT, Rector, kc. .m
Feb l2-2awsw ....
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Circular.


Aa4sor FRHHoH sPollArses GAINS,
Washington, November 81, 1850
IN mrny inquiries by against
the United States of spoatons committed ~ No
French prior the atdcaiop with France
leJo-yz July a. Ie0ias
redress pcdent
publicly inform all such that after advisers
has been concluded moe judcous voluntarily submit
tbtt claims 10 the Claims would ns1ed win
thousands of other decided
for many year, then
Congress tcerrnx the Ssase the usual the
ing Of the coming session. in the full expectation that direct %
will be provided fss them
Claims Cou shall the only
hsDai Congress will that Of these claims be
made 10 II by direct legislative act.
The adjustment Of these claims would fully and consani 90
board ~ highest joes
phatcay rpts board right and the
Nov 2j-diw JAMES IL CAUSTEN
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NEW YORK. BREmkn, AND SOUTH
~EIfE0 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMEKH.-
SsH.AM The ships comprising this line WASHING
- TON, Capt. y. Cayendyi HERMANN Capt. I'd
ward higgins
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Law school OF Cumberland Univsrsity, Lebanon,
.~ Tsnnssxes.

Law school OF Cumberland Univsrsity, AT Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. abraham carher, late Of the circuit
L judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green of the udse ofthe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Brom6eld L. Ridley cnancellors the State
Judges Caruts and Green dew their wboa time exclusively
to the school.
Plan Of nstrorl Daily EXAMINATIONS vi each class The
books No regular Of lectures
daily essons IN the progress OF the examinations.
g. Weekly and equity, In which
dents commence suits statement Of facts
and prosecute Them through all the
practice The eases famed 10 eque them
Deeds Wills records and all sos OF documents be read
dence 10 The a. Some Of me cases are aiken BY appeal
court which Ia held monthly In the class
public the cod every session The students clerks
jurors circuit udges and chanccllo and In other official
yaces connected with their suits.
SesfonThe FIRST session the third Monday
third Thursday In February.
the succeeding Mondsy in February, and ends
Thursday in July
rysres per seor-Tuidon fee $50 in odvsnce; conungen
81 boarding about ESQ. Students furnish
which he had In the Lebanon bookstores,
-Four required complete unless
sdvnnced CLASP No study required
mission There four regular classes
an during the collegiate year
Number students the last collegiate year eirhsi1
.. ROBERT L. CARUTHERs, Is
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.


THE undersigned give they day
business Baltimore, for The
selling Stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
checks Transaction of stock
exchange that William Stuart Appleton enfy w.
resides in Loudoun Nrgna special
said George Rust contributed his he oapa
STOCK The thousand dollars IN cash
partnership
-. -" WA. STUART APPLETON.
... 3. ~ III w. HOWELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
HAVING associated selves together indicated 10
III notice. tender the purchase and sale
stocks bank foreign and domestic ecnse collection
OF and bills negotiation loans, honds ts
promo business public
cheeks. and allow Interest standing accounts \
We have secured the services Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYNE,
tnG the late firm II selden, Whers Co.. Washington d. CD
will undivided
APPLETON & CO.,
April Sow ga Baltimore street
CUMBERLAND CoAL,-Ths SUBSCRIBER has a good article Of
for cash.
Also and pine wood OF good quality.
THOMAS II. wORTHIyGTON
April 29-eoow Cor IAN and Streets canal.
A LNwICx French English Female se n nary
for boarding situated 10 miles Baltimore
Washington railroad and turnpike, two miles south OF the village Of
Laurel.
M a. Tyson and respectfully inform patrons
others that " Ia their permanently day school
10 the city the 2lt April aud thar the OF their
nwck insiipuqn viii Monday, The ah May Every
oy IL afforded fo the aoquuon Of the French language aud
Applications their city residence
until the hst of May OF BY letter addressed 70 the Laurel office,
ND. ... .. April l2-d3ts Goldfish May (
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rEOHGE WOODS NEW WORK.-Nodern Pilgrim,
" showing the improvements methods
reaching The Celestial CITY Gscesc WOOD Of Peist
Schemhl In bme,iea.n 2 rulsmes. Price 81 as.
Letters 10 enteros upon practice by James
Jackson, N. u. III. u. ST.
and Is by Wld.tb autbof
Of The United States ~ %.
CssaA Story Of Republican Equality by SYDNEY A. stsIE
a. as = -
Jus, pubIirbed, and for at
TAYLOR q MAURyS
Nov rs poet,1ore ~ ar ~ -sre~
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PROGRESS Of Religious Ideas ny l.. Maria chiids.
i
The New Purchase Early West edition
Lilly, Novel I vol.
Works OF Chas. Lamb. 2 VIOLA
Uarpers' Story Book. Vol T.
Mexico aud Us Religion; by r. A. Wilson, Illustrated.
Border Beauesi by w. Gilmore aimns
Smike; ts Charles Dickens.
The Child Wife by Charles Dickens.
Mysteries Of ue Govt by william Aims
+
Nov ~ ..e#. rRANCK TAYLOR.
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FRENCH JUVENILE BOOks--A wciI-scieeted collection
OF French Juvenile books theft pTice
adapted Them, beautifully may
be 70 md the Bookstore the undersigned, Imported by himself
direct from Paris.
Dec Il fRASCK TAYLOR.
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r. ~. Of Sse Of Texas do hereby
y Edward certificate the preceding
scerea ~ and ths date NJ said certecse
the Secretary State he bylaw, the
keeper Of the onal laws cf said and that his sies
triton js IN dur form,
testimony where' hersuno my and the
seal 81 the State
fsFALl th tue sxrh day " fehurry 1890
oftha ind pepdence United States tbs Vi glch
Of Texas the twentieth year
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... Austin, Texas, February p, 1856.
Edward Clark, Of Teras
hereby that the foregoing eight
copy of the original giving
An
Of he rcPuhc Of Texas
of Sept mh~r
ffy second session OF
Congress e The United States, and approved Fehusy
, eighth sichtsen hundred and City Ave.
my seal Of the department day
IsRALl year Aforesaid
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creditors referred
deemed holders Of
or and whereas alleged .rst
yTed holders
Oft and whereas
Congress requr holders ~ the other
e debt ha execute releases
the Texas hefore and section
ssss rise' that pubic poues should be given for space
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The Location Of the CAPITAL.

Just as our paper is going to press,
we are authorized TO announce the 6na /
location Of the capital. The site selected
is on the east side OF the river, within III Z
two miles radius 10 the junction Of Rae
coon and Demoine rivers. A strong de.
monstra.Ion was made by the friends of
the west side location. but those II the
other side have been successful. Those
Of the former, besides giving ten acres
Of land for the building site, propos-
es TO donate to the State two hundred
thousand dollars, in lots and lands, a.
the property and for the use Of the State.
Those Of the east SIDE, besides the ten
acre building site. denote to the S.a,e
two hundred and sixy thousand dollars
in lots and lands. The gres,er amount
being given by the eastern men, il doubt.
ess what secured the location upon that
side. Why they could afford to donate
thus largely in proportion TO their mum.
bers and relative wealth, 10 plain to be
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Shall tie Prohi5ifory Lao Of Ieva be
sustained and put in forces 1T has now
come to this issue, whether the persons
it they are worthy Of that name, who OPP
pose the law, shall violate the same with
immunity, regardless Of the consequences
and the friends Of the law lay supinely
on their backs and see the law that they
have exered ali their legal powers, time,
money and talents, and al to obtain
the passage Of the law, and the Supreme
Court having now sustained ii, and the
friends that wish to show their friendshi p
have now an opportunity to Try their
faith by their work. Now is the time to
commence the work Of determination.
and il should be continued until the iune.
raj knell Of King Alcohol would be.heard
from the slave bound bank Of Missouri i
to the beautiful plains Of Minnesota. and
its reechoes be heard FROM the Father Of
Waters on the east to the hunting grounds
OF the savage on the west,-Com.
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Republican Convention.

Il will be seen by r. ference to the call
Of the Committee that Repablican con-
ven,ion will be held on the 4ih Of June
next, at Cedar Rapids. to nominate a
candidate for Representative in Congress.
for the District.
Cedar county has already held heI
preliminary meeting and elected the fol.
lowing delegates to attend said conven-
ton, viz. J. d. Walker, Ed. Wright, F.
A. Gates, Samuel Dewell, Thomas Rob.
inson, Nelson Rathbua and Rober, Da.
wilson. The delegates were instructed
to use their influence and votes to secure
the denomination of Hon. James Thor.
ing,on. Let them remember the time
and be on hand each aud all OF ,hem.--
Ii IS now time for work and each man
should b: at his post.
The ratio t representation is one Tor
every 100 votes cas-. by the party a, the
April election. This 10 foolish ratio az
in many Counties the party was not fully
organized and no regular nominees were
in the field, We have seven delegates
chosen and each one should be admit.
ted.
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Ca II will be seen we have hos

Ca 1t will be seen we have husted
a. our mast head the name Of the old
wheel horse of Republication for Presi.
den, in 1856. We have done this be.
cause ne is our first choice Cor tina, Office
and ii is now getting quite common for
newspapers all over the country to ex.
press preterence-we do the same and
accordingly hoist our colors.
Wilrnot is we'll known as q man in
every way qualified for the station and
has proven himself a man whose political
principles are in strict accordance with
the true Jefersonian doctrines Of democ-
racy--a Jefersonian democrat Of the old
school--and such a one as is at the pres.
ent time mos, obnoxious to the sIa very
propagandists oaigarchy Of Pierce. Dou.
glas, Atchinson & Co.
As a Republican, he may be said 70
be its pillar among the men OF the pres
ent time. having been among the first to
place himself upon the platform Of the
present Republican party and array hlm-
sell in Congress among the ranks Of the
opponents to the extension Of slavery.