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HON. JESSE d. BRIGHT.

No man (savs the Indianapolis Senne stands higher In
the affections Of the people OF the State Of Indiana
does the gentleman whose stands at the head OF this
article Mr. Bright by his indomtable industry and
epy in support Of democratic principles has placed him
II high upon the record Of the great Of his day he
now s the elevated and digufed Office Of Vice President
Of the United States and that great honor conferred
mon him By his peers and political companions with whom
he had held daily communion for ten long years
alor from Indiana 1t was trifng testimony TO bis
worth and TO his integrity that these wise and good
rendered TO him in calling him to preside their de-
liberations and II was honor awarded to the
State from whence he came Indiana has good TO
be proud Of her democratic They have proven
themselves worthy Of the stations TO which they have been
promoted Several OF Them have held distinguished
places. and have added honor their Official positions
No prominent democrat Of Indiana he's ever received
courteous and gentlemanly treatment from the hands Of
their opponents and there ia bu, little reason to hope for
any improvement in the Of those who figure
their leaders at the present time.
We have been led 10 these reflections and to this state
ment OF facts by observing with what vindctivs malg
nifty and hatred the Indiana Journal and i clique pur-
sue and nsra Mr. Bright Ever since be entered political
life he has been srepresented and abused by the Journal
and It's corps OF assistant slanserers His strong and able
support Of democratic measures at marked him as
the man most be dreaded by them and they thenceorth
determined to hunt him down. IL possible For fifteen
long years they have abored in their vocation with but
little success Whilst they and their minons have sunk
into nsgni6ance and obscury, the Of Mr.. Bright
has been onward and upward until he has reached
vable emnence beyond their reach and the range Of their
missiles The people Of Indiana know and appreciate Mr.
Bright and the old indianapolis junto, with s adj
unc,s can rail away him until they weary at their la
Dor He and his friends for him, court their ccnsure
rather than their praise.
Their comments upon bis late excellent letter to the
Democratic Central Committee in keeping and charae-
ter with their past course Of conduct toward Mr. Bright
He touched these abolition disunionists in sensitive
mint ,herefore their wsth Is unmeasurcd toward him
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


May &c, 1855
NOTICE hereby holders OF the stock issued puu
Congress pad July, si5 such stock
deema by m TERMS aud will be paid The Treasury the
lender 18th Of November whcn
interest thereon will
This department. viii purchase such stock prior 10 said
day redempuon and viii therefor the following premium, in
addition the interest accrued the day purchase with
days interest The money reach the vendor:
On such Treasury between The lst day Of
June and the 3st day july inclusive bali Of cent
the amounts specified in the certhcaiesj
the m aud 3st days August,
fourth of per cent
received The 5l day OF August the inter-
thereon, additional interest only VIII be
paid. .r.4 ~. .e....-. .sl ....
Certificates ofsuch stock under this notice be
duly assigned TO The by party entitled receive
purchase moneys when prior to the lst July the cur
also be assigned by the present stock
hoder, interest win be payable rs heretofore
And notice further holders q other stocks Of the Unod
purchase the between the Isl
Of Dseenbef next uuess e SUM OF
previously Obtained and viii pay iof The same
tbs day OF tae last dividend
days additional interest for the money 10 each
the vendor, the following rates Of premiums
on stock loan issa, premium Of 10 per
Of 81 and sfs premium Of 10 cents
issued undcr the lth September le5O com
monty indemnity stock, premium Of per cent
Ceeales transmitted Should b. duly assigned
by party entitled receive the aud
previous The July the current half years interest nast
present stakeholder otherwise TIC Interest
tie year day payable him bor1tofoTe
Payment al the foregoing stocks VIII be made BY drafts on
he Boston, York, Philadelphia, n
HE parties entitled receive the ulay direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
MAY 99-dlnl2Nov Secretary OF the Treasury.
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proposals Scr Copper-pIatc Engraving.
oFrIcr suPERrSrrSDEsr Punuc FEiSTiSo,
Washington, July 25, ieJ
May 99-dlAl2Nov

oFFIcr suFERrSrrSDrsr Punuc FEiSriS0,
Washington, July IS, 1855.
duplicate PROPos ALS will be received this office until
~ the IAN day Apgu next II o'clock, for engraving
upon eOpprt the Highest uye OF tue several tlg
steel d copper plate engraving various maps poas
panoramic viewa, OF sCenrfy nquifed 70 hns~r us
several Reports railroad route Tue racine ueeah
proposal be accompanied by saFlac"Y eNdrnce
ability bidding execute tho WORK, " ocrh
% each oik bj for xscucd In as ~ ef own
Once, by OF the which can be polea y
each upon tie work
n distinctly Underwood that bids will b. entertained
Any parties directly engaged In aud practically scqua'd
ain, the style 0f work bid fn.
ne bias win state separately tho price, price for
style of engraving prcrE WHETHER IA line o. oeIwrF -
each mag plate tor the required for nR the
Contracts will with, and bonds with security viii
required rum successful bidders for he faithful e1scu e
he bid fpf, ...
All worn required executed 60 the racon e ha
Secretary Of NaTh
The inspected BY Peots eestous Of bidding hefe
Cor, upon application ~ this once.
Te proposals be addressed 20 the Chnmnn y ne
Engravre Hous' ~ Repr.scutnyes Uni',d
state md reHmun Superintendent Public PrntiE.
Wasngop q. and h. plainly tudod "PrJrosa io steel
A. G. SEAMAN,
Juiy 28-dil4hAug Superintendent
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To Druggists and the People.

VOU hereby cautioned against spurious limitations n Dr. No
Crabs oElectnc O sha who
my THIS Electric has
mayor Camden Of piles also, Hon John VII
u % bic
cruehsd IN dayD and 'hsn 200 Others hneeha,
been published Pladspa Ledger.
The deaersn
scamp guilty racaliy ~ In Harrisburg
wyrthe well druggist
iprisonnent Valentine, who atmp,od ina
Of this valuable remedy.
uniprIrH,, May 5, 1850.
ne People aud Druggists fropshout As United States
List ny De Gnhh Electric OH Jos Free Wet
rheumatism Mr.. Rndrntot, Montgomery
and sprain Mr.. Ogden, NO 5o Fourth inaH
bowels Maryland Providence shingles and caked
bfa.ti Spence Chestnut felun neuasa
eny Campbell Lower Maion Of burns and scarlet evefi and
eighteen others
fa3-Eve druggist that The only genuine
Inventor and proprietor bic old Office, which
all "a be addressed 20 procure the genuine
PrnE CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old orice 30 souih stl street, near Chestnut.
For sale by CHARLES srOTT,
July loft Washington y. &.
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RorAL sALEe IN CASADA,-Ier Mnjestyis lands on
the Hastings roads in Canada to be thrown open TO
settlers. An agent appointed by the governorgeneral
gives public notice that any steady virtuou young gen
cman Of eighteen years and upwards whose character s
certified by respectable parties may receive for the asking
tract Of 100 acres condition that he take possession
within eighteen months cultivate twelve acres in the course
Of four years and puts up house twenty by eighteen feet
The district offered in market lies in the county OF Hast
ings Upper Canada The Canada papers arc putting to
gethc this offer and the project OF Catholic colonization
lately preached in convention at Buffalo
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yANNERsON's GALLERY

PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYpEs, AMBRoTYPEs, AND Pro
TOGRAPH5,
No 42i and 1876 Pennsylvania avenue sne fuckers building
between ~ and 9Th streets,
Three doors from hii former place Of tuiuess,
wAsuIsoros, ID. c.
am yANNFRsoN returns very patron
MI age bestowed him while conducting the Whiehust Ga
Ave and soliciis its conru from bs
iends and the public Gallery, where
es FOR the production OF nne portraits than formerly, with all
The lar production pes Aubo-
type. Photographs and portraits In oil coors canvas Ia water
eoicrs and psstelie. ..s /. .#... +.
I'M ri pd3f
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Markets.

New YoRK, August l.Coton is dul-saes OF 200 bales.
Flour is droopngBales of 1900 barrels good State,
SO 20; superfne Ohio, Sc So standard southern S..
Wheatsaes of 3d. 600 bushels western red ST 81 white,
81 So southern red, 81 "a white, 81 Sc. Cornis firm
sales of 5000 bushels southern mixed GA Pork
is bnoy antsaes Of 1000 barrels mess, $40 81 Beef
yesterday. Lard is rmsaleo of 500 barrels at 1874
Whskey quietsaes of $50 barrels Ohio SO cents Coffee
is teadysales of 500 bags; Rio l0ll IL Sugar
dulsaIes of 400 hogsheads Havana loIS cents. Mo-
asses unchanged 200 barrels Spirits turpentne
improving-sales of 500 barrels 80 cents Rosn is
quietsaes of $500 barrels ST. 60 delivered. Rice is
dull-sales of 100 tierces at ~ cents.
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THE Georx, Seminary many years under The
direction g. English, and recently Of Rev, Nm. J.
Clarke the intention OF this advancement Is 70
suitable and desous o. such
charge The building franre for boarding Schoo
cai aud psoso ,hca, in The
good 81 the viii be nbted
specific Applications of The institution viii
be received uli the 6fsi Monday A. Au suI enFuing
The patrons assured
one viii accepted sguthsf sihed for
- important trust. {.
The the institution has sustained abroad, and the
has always received u home
aascs Of It's success " conducted the wishes Of
the public.
o subscriber. JOhN MAhbUkls
Gporsrrows, u. C., July q 1855.
July Il-eodtlstAug
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United states Court OF Claims.

undersigned John c. OF New York city and NJ
Thompson, Of Washington, ID c. attorneys and counseof
claims, ed
ors IL government, ia the Couu OF Claims.
They viii operate immediate careful attention 10 hus
ness matters Washington which be ntued 10 their
by gentlemen profession and capnnt, IN city OF New
York or elss any part OF the Union.
consulted lime personally OF by letter. either
At New Washington Particular information cau
which have Congress departments
John q. DENEREuN,
No. % Broadway, corner Wen street, New York city
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
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THE NOTICE published W j. H. whiehurt compels
pubic under with NJ Whitrhurt,
past INTERESTED IN The pnais oC
Gallery the onshalfi ana that DO
recognise ght terminate that interest," he has
JULIAN yANNRRgoy
varrsEsoSs GaEEY, Nos. "a and 90 Pcun-
vylvaaia avenue, Wa hiugtun, u. q.
July 3l--at-
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~ 8. c. moauInr. Ancuan.er.

CATALOGUE SALE or CHOICE COLLECTION or An
" cient and modem OH painnge~On Tuesday hu
5h o'clock the saloon Fanham Bookstore
Penns, Eleventh shall sell roicc
collection Of Oh psintnge Among ihsn viii be ound fine
aal p'cius BY Guido, The Mardsene 81 ao, orrns ~
rtcis, sphct Pomona ~ modern pictures
EStnbuurh, subject . Scotch and lrsh peasantryD
Also, many ognsl sketches W liyirE amongst
W Lasman, r. Williams Bnriand, Ansde Whlps,
seshy, &C, kc the whole forming pleasing atd valuable coli
lection. 4
The Win open and pictures exhibition daily
JAS. c. MCGUIRE
JpIy 30 Auetioaeer
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SoUrH ChRoLShy-South Carolina, with white popu-
laon Of 276565 total population Of e6s5o7 and fed
eral representative population Of 5l45l3 has colleges
and theological schools 2o2 academies with 1857 pupils
and 724 schools with 1888 scholars There are
26 libraries in the State aggregate number Of volumes
l0TA92
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Gy-Pablic schools.-T semi cand
dates for teachers OF the public schools Of Washington will
place. by direction chairman the
Tuesday august 5th Ia ih- sdermens City
O'Clock, IN
The monthly Of the boaid
"Wednesday, August 6, M i've O'Clock.
Teachers stalemsnts' ten
send the
their earliest convenience. GEO. J. ABBOT,
Aug tlh Secretary.
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WESTERN MILITARY INsTI UTE,

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY or
NASHVILLE ."r...
THE NEXT SESSION Of This college viii open on Monday sep
classical uli facility
students branches. and modern
school attached embracing course
Two The adopted efeeiuol
good ORDER economy regular habits and active bod
The Inst University closed with 493 macuan
The Military College hs in Nashville with la4
For catalogue aud regulations apply
n d. X. JOHNSON, sea.-.
Nashville, Tenn, July, 1886 superintendent
July 3l-3taw mdAcp
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Treasury Notes Outstanding August 4, 1885.
Amount outstanding Of the issues 22d Jul
M 1885, per ell 81
Amount outstanding Of the issue oil 22d july 1886,
Of ,ls onice $50
per $50 90
I2, "a
Deduct cancelled in The b,nds OF OF the
counting officers under prior TO 22d July 1885,. 10 90
li2O6l 81
y. BIGGER, Register.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, August I, 1856.
hu, 2-luf Int b Start
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TINS LAST LIQUID REMEDY FOR BALDSKss.-a Use brandy
externally until the hair grows and then take IL nernaIy
clach the roots" The Boston Post man has the credit
for this invention
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SNAn NorEs IN NoRrH CARobisA-The supreme court Of
North Carolina has declared that the Bank Of Fayetteville
shall not issue notes under IS,
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CoRN Norm OanoLrSA.-weather still hot and dry,
and tho crop suffering considerably
i NJ o. Standard
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BY Ell Il G II A II IL .

---R denomination Of Hon. John Hickman. ---..,-
WEsrcmEsrgn, (Pa Aug. 1.-The democratic convention
of Delaware county, Pennsyys have renomnasd Hon.
John Hickman for Congress- he having received the Of
As out of the So delegates.
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The Victims BY The Turning ofMe

The Victims BY the Burning Of dae Steamer John Jay.
New YonK, Aug. Lit is ascertained that there ff
dead and missing by the burning Of the
John Jay Nothing further has been received in regard
the disaster. s s- FIJI.
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DArEST moor sIxrRTsy-Ths ladies hereby rspect-
fully informed received 81 Justly
kirts additional supply % French acoH
lawns b,resc, 81 besufu Styles which viii be sod
rcd pdces
Jniy 9-e0C0m HOOE BRO, h 90.
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pEInTfNts fsFEN sale cheap Tor eH-lt.-A doubt
cindo Hce p,inirF press 10 good running or being
the which 'he Washington Orion Newspaper nov
printed Apuiv ~ thls Once,
May is-- anf
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Gy-Usv. ar. Sevin will preach the Cong
church on 5th street. eppcse Judiciary square, hi O'Clock
aud sKth Presbyterian
9th street and Maryland avenue, (islsnd) O'Clock,
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MARRIED,

In Twiggs county Georgia, 23d umo,
OF The Rev HENRY BusN the Hon. ALFRED IL. COLQUIT
Mrs. SARAH l.. TARVER. ...... ..s..
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though pay
able.
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NorRs on rHE oAMpAIGN.
80. G,oLala.

Fillmore stands just much chance TO carry Georgia
Fremont does and that is chance at all Many Of the
leading men aAmericans in Georgia who voted know
nothing ticket last year have publicly declared for Blu
chanan three presses in this State that supported the
American ticket in Georga last fall have up the Blu
ehanan flag and the democracy to man support our
ticket Federal Union.
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Letter from Neio Hampshire.

y
[Corre spondence OF The Boston PosLl
81 FRANKLIN, July 20, 1856.
The democracy Of the Granite State wide awake and
determined to fight the battle of the constitution and the
Union earnestly manfully, and with energy and pur-
pose that will insure victory. They determined to
yndicate the administration of their weloved and faith
fa son by giving their electoral vote to the democratic
nominees.
Many odine wings express their intention TO vote for
Buck and Breck Sehooled under the uage of Webster
and Clay they cannot stoop the ignomny of OATH
bound caba or allow themselves to be guilty Of the sacr
eye of party whose banner carries but sixteen stars and
whose patriotism embraces but half acountry.
Extracts from our C0rreSpondcnee
Below we give few extracts from business letters
ceived at this Office
Mi,sssippi.
GThe democracy Of okdbbeba all enthusiasm. Blu
chanan's majority in Mississippi win not be less than
Is oOO.1 a.-..a ..-
Tennessee.
Democracy 10 ourishing the most ardent could
wish We are making sccessions daily to our numbers"
SO universally acceptable the nominees Of the Gin
ciunat Convention that shall have ticket in Smith
county but that of Buchanan and BreckinridgeR
Indiana.
Send your paper TO -. BE is old-line whig bu,
Il now battling manfuy in the ranks of the democracy
like thousands OF others in this State Buchanan viii
~ this State by large majority
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81 90 lhe Donhle y. Tickel.D

Thus said old wing at the fusion ratification meeting
the other night Fremont whig asked him why he went
the double b. tcket-Buchanan and Breckinridge2 "Be
cause said he "Fimore stands no chance and am de-
termined not to throw away my vote If have got to
vote for democrat had rather vote for old one Of
known ability and tried experience than for young
known 10 have neither experience ability The flu
sionist vamosed,- Clepeland (O) Plain Dealer
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A Sign.

We learn from the Georgia papers that at the Fillmore
ratification meeting held in Atlanta Georgia, on the LIST
stirring and able speech in support of Fillmore and Done
sonl The rafting from old Buck has commenced in
earnest in both sections OF the Union.RchHond Hhig
We sorry TO spoil SO much of the Richmond Wings
fan, but truth demands that should. 1t happens that
The Col Harris referred to by the Whig know moth
ing last year. and belonged to the party that got beat in
Georgia to the tune Of eeeen thousand How do you feel
Mr.. Hhigg-zFsderdl Union.
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Life versus Death.
Just poblishrd, the 5fh edition, price dime only,
COMBINATION AND sCRoTULAi
popular treatise,


BY j. j. FORSTER, NJ D.,
SHOWING Natures fghtf
human race together with the proper treatment u bronchitis,
asthma coughs throat night pulmonary ard heart dis
eases, evil erupnons srad head
salt heu, pains and dwellings of the ons
glands. and all diseases arising from Of the blood
This ie book written in plain but cbl. language, ryes all
advice a RATIONAL cheap and highly
h without drugTng Of kind, strongly
commended TO the afflicted, 70 heads Of mios &C,
ah~ guild OF
II p.o contanr interesting information or ibcse afflicted with
deafness, rupture, bodily defprni,es, &c,
than 5000 copies sod mailed within
few weeks, 70 every pari Of the country.
post free Of Nessrs BRiDeMAN Co. iss Grand street.
York
tun 9-dkcp2noT r.
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ArsrnALrL.

The mining intelligence continues favorable. Tho rush
TO the Green Hills still continues From Bsndgo we learn
that the number Of persons trying their fortunes on those
dggiugs the increase and their abors attend
been lately sold nt high prices One pcrson lately crush
cd 90I ounces Of gold ont Of ten tons Of quartz
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DATHISG sui quality blue navy flannel bshiHs
ID suits, For sale only BY
WALL a sTEpHESs
No, 900 Penn. av between oh and Ioih streets.
Aug l@3teod
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+" The S,sset German Aeeent.p

The black republicans like Gen. Sc It in 1852, to
have become very much capyated with the "sweet Ger
accent" Notwithstanding it has not been many
since Of the leaders of that party in full
munity with a oath-bound association whose
beers sworn the Holy Evangess prescribe these
Germans for the awful crime of having been born in
Fatherand" Thinking, however, that the fact of their
connection with the know-nohing order either not
known has been forgotten these sesame leaders are
directing their special attention to wheeling the Ger
to vote for Fremont BY way ofnhuencing the Ger
of other States they have been indusriousy crcu
ating the report that large majority of the Germans OF
Pennsylvania are black republicans The editor of the
Philadelphia Dtmokra however has taken these WORTHLESS
in hand, and denounces the report libel upon his
countrymen He says the fruitless attempt of the FREE
mont leaders to manufacture public opinion is reactng
upon themselves the frauds become one by exposed
The Germans are democrats both by education and habits
and will leave their party to follow sentimental
absurdity which cannot stand the test of reason" !.
Zee. Argus.
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Proposals for Stationery.

Wan DEPARTMENT,
Wsshingiopi August !, lass.
PROPOSALS will BE- received this O'Clock
"Wednesday, august, instant supplying The
stationary dsscrIb, d In the schedule below.
Toe stationery b. OF the beet quality.
Samples accompany the BIDS + .~
The sUcce-ul bidder will uirsd bond, ap
proved tbs faithful ualn.nt OF hi.
department will the odsr the articles
such quantities deem proper
diminish quaint les below stated.
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TRUNKS TUUSKst TRUNKS i-Jusi received and for
very superior 'o' q Sole leather trunks assorted
slso, ladies' bat bores dress trunks
Also Trruch-pase Trunks vaiccs.
satehei., sc every description very low pticrs.
WALL sTErffENs.
No. 3l1 Penn. avenue, between sh ard 10Th slreep.
kugt
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SEmI-ANNUAB NoTICE.-we beF leave call
the feet that all ledger will be made o
ana presented about 2stb thereby ardne
poun FOR examination preparatory settlement on the FIRST
Juy, q
We so beg leave IN Of
consained appeal earnestly friends for
settlements BY cash notes al short dates.
JON. 0s-3iawawN UOOE, BRO. n co.
DtERshWD LiIIEt an historical ronrnnce. ernbY a.
~ periods
by the Hon. Jeremiah Clemens, Of Alabama. Price ~.
guy2 fRANCK TAYLOR
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Law Partnership.
r. J. WALKER

n. H. WALKER. L. JANIN
ID oBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JAsIN have formed pans
N and trial Of The Supreme
Unled states and In the Court Of Gains. Addres
washington City. u g. IAN 2-eodHf
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Poor Donelson.

Ignored by his party and literally used up by the
democratic press he is truly an object of pity If the
knownohings make charges against the democracy its
candidates up Donelsons ghost and them
silence If they applaud Fillmore up rises Donelsons
ghost and the approvals into curses The know
nothngs greatly exercised because Martin Van Buren,
CHOOSES to vote for Mr. Buchanan-and 10 and behold /
Doneson ghost rises up and breaks Fmores head with
Van Buren's stick.-Federdl Union.
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ITALY.

The from Italy continues TO be Of alarming char
ncter There symptoms that later Austria
and Sardinia will como TO blows letter from Naples
says the Ango-Italan legion gives little uuessincss
there and has caused much expense TO the government
the King bad ordered the whole dences Of Caabra
to be put into thorough repair for fear Of descent Of
terrible body.