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usually those who have neither "a local habitaon or
name and whose occupaton' usually sgone In search
Of either the the other The people Of Illinois are
working people to man. and have but way OF speak
ing political quesuon--to Wit at the polls The ten
thousand votes Of Chicago "but drop in the bucket to
the hundred and fifty thousand which will be poled
in next November by Illinois.
Judge Douglas has always mastered the factions at Chi
cago Although he has not made them oVe him much OF
late they have been made to fear TO enter the list with
him. In 1855 he took tour through his adopted State
for the express purpose OF talking TO the people face to face
about this ruthless breach of fathths "dastardy Ne
braska swindeand invited the fusioniss give him
man, that he might "trot him through" the length and
breadth of the State. But found willing to
be offered up Fred Douglass of Rochester, put up
at Chicago Giddings Wade, and Lincoln at Joliet La
Sale Bloomington, and Springfield Judge Turnbu at
Salem and Mount Vernon-eaeh a shade lighter
the abolition scale for each degree down through
the Saie--unhl finally, when the cold success with
which they met had driven each from the ground al
otted him back to his "pressing engagements" &c,
Judge Douglas was left to lead alone, at point
failing Of tremendous crowd. At single place,
in all the length and breadth of the State could he adj
dress the people within doors So enthusiastic the
feeling that rude busting erected at each stopping,
aud the thousands addressed for the three and four
hours standing like fields of corn by solid acres the
broad praries Such the sentiment year ago, and
such IL still Is In the State OF Illinois defeat against
such promise is event not to be looked fora triumph
| and grand triumph, alone can follow.
The Fremont party could carry the State without
the Quincy district and that district is all glorious for
victory, with Richardson, her vorite son.
the State ticket, and for Buchanan. Republicans
could never carry the State without the Springfield dis
triet and that dsrctfor four years given up to whg
geryhas since laid aside her Yates, and is repre-
scented by Major Haines sterling democrat and is straight
and eager for the des Of November to roll round They
could not carry the State without the great souththe
modern Egypt of corn, lumber, and ronand such
suit as antdemocratic majority has not been known
within the recollection of the oldest nhabitan in
| the most unimportant precinct south of Alton.
Whenever you hear that Illinois is going for Fremont
hur the foul imputaton back for it is being pro-
claimed on the housetops, and thousand hills re-echo
the sound, that Illinois is all right for BUCHANAN
BREcKIERlDeE, Richardson Hamilton, Snyder, and all
and that If the hideous form of dsunion political treason
or sectonalism is found to urk in any of the hidden
places the work in the hands Of the patriots of the State
and her shall be written upon the flag OF THIRTY
ONE STARS purified and redeemed.
MOUNT VERNON.
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept Is, 1856.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NATIONAL Shiss beautiful play GEvAdns" wa,
produced last night This play lisa fayote with citizens
and better enacted than was last night Mrs
Lizzie Weston Davenport the popular actress excited the
admiration Of all and received round Of rapturous ap
plause Mess 8 Davenport and Langdon, and Miss Ellen
Morant together with the remaining members Of the
pany, each added life and spirit to the performance
Tonight Mrs. Davenport appears In attractive CON-
binaon of light and sparkling play comprising the
delta, A Day after the Wedding = the comic drama
The Pet of the Petticoas" and the merry farce Dol
ege Boy" Mira Ds benefit and final appearance will take
place on Friday evening.
KELLERs TABLEAu TRoUPE.-By referring to our advsr
Using columns it win be that this troupe will shortly
make their appearance at the National Theatre or the
troupe and the nature of their tabeaux Philadelphia
temporary thus speaks
special invitation convened goodly assembly Of the
autocras Of public opinion at the National Theatre yes
hibton. II is for which special name should have
been found for the word abau scarcely conveys idea
Of the admirable Artistic combination of poetry painting
and sculpture offered by Monsieur Keers great troupe
The grouping is admirably conceived Madame Keller has
the imagination OF true poet besides possessing adj
mirabe FORM and of the most refined and expressive
faces have behed The attitudes have the grace
of statues whilst the coloring of the dapery adds the eff
feet of gorgeous picture All the pictures however
not needed with the eloquent pantomme of these artists
We have such collection Of pretty faces and
fine forms united though the latter charity displayed
These abeaux calculated to please all classes and
ages They appeal through the eyes to the intellect and
| are therefore sure to be popular with all"
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OFFICIAL.
TRKAsuEr DEPARTMENT,


May %, ls5G.
NOTICE hereby given holders stock sued puu
OF Congress 29d July such stock re-
deemab by Its will be paid Treasury on the sur
render OF the certificates November
when interest thereon will
This department will purchase prior to said
day Of redemption, and will pay therefor following premium In
day interest for the money vendor:
On such stock received the Treasury between day
nne and the 3si ofJuy Inclusive half
the specified In the certificates;
such received between the LIST and m days August
fourth Of
And such stock received after the 3ls Aufust in
accrued thereon, and additional ouy will ia
paid ..-.. ... ]. .. .....
Certificates Of transmitted under this BIZ
assigned the United States by the party entitled receive IN,
purchase and when prior the LIST July current
haEyears also be assigned present
otherwise such interest will be payable heretofore
And notice further given holders OF stocks Of ,be United
That this department will purchase zoe between The Is.
day OF June and the Isl day o December sum
o. coo shall be previously obtained will pay
addition the interest accrued from day
Of interest," and days additional interest Cor money
the vendor, the following rates Of pfrmiumi
On stock Of the loan of isio, premium Of 10 per
On stock OF loans Of s4T lss premium per
And stock issued under OF OH September 1850 co
monty called Texanndemniy stock, premium OF Gen.
Certificates transmitted under this notice should be du
the United States by the entitled 10 receive re money
previous the LIST July, the years n,sre.t
also be assigned by the present an.
interest for the half year to that day M be payaba rs
tofore,
Payment for all The esops viii be made by dram. on the
assistant ueaEur:a Boston, Now York. Philadelphia
parties en..1ed TO receive the money may direct.
, JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 99-dinlaNov Secretary Of thc Treasury.
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From The Buffalo Courier.
From the Buffalo Courier.
THE PROSPECTS OF THE DEMOCRACY IN ILL
NOIS.


We have received lengthy communication giving the
detail of the condition Of politics in Illinois, and discuss
ing in full the issues Of the present presidential
We regret that the crowded state Of our columns
will not permit its publication entire. We give however
the closing portion Of the article which commend to
careful perusal
Atthe present time there IL most popular democratic
State ticket In the field Major VIM. A. Richardson tn,
universally admired congressman from the Quincy dis
tric s the candidate for governor So confident Is tha
gentleman Of triumphant success that his acceptance
Of the nomination and the resignation Of bis seat In
Congress followed each ether in rapid succession Illinois
has never given an andemocrsdc vote since her terrific
rial organizations and Il Is felt and admitted, among
friends and foes that the prospects Of the party
90 cheering nor the sentiment enthusiastic Tn,
Fremont and Kansas panicmakers may tell their tales
enthusiasm for republicansm but they alse creations
proceeding from the heatoppressed brain" majority o.
less than $4,000 will not in any event be the democratic
victory in Illinois, and the most sagacious and best In
formed say II win reach from 10000 to $4,000.
They may tell you Of the enthusiasm for Fremont Al
Chicago tits meaningless indication for the State
An impression gained Chicago index TO the po
cal complexion Of Illinois any than Boston is Of vi
gna or Podouk Of the Union Before the term abolition
st" was known west of Lake Erie, Chicago sent Long
John Wentworth to Congress; but, whatever may
have been the local causes bearing on Johns suc
cess, Cook county, and the whole State rolled up
large maorides as ever for the democratic ticket
The population Of Chicago 10 Of that peculiar class refer
red to 10 recent speech In this city Of distinguished
would -hsve.been governor of New York mr. Ullmsn)
applicable the New England people generally They
ons.idsa people-always wild some hobby and
twice wild on the same subject Wild long at any
one time Men who make unnecessary noise In politics
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WISH sell my present residence "TUDoR HALL
village OF Leonardtown, Mays county, Maryland
give be required M preparation
and seeding fall be and full
all the present The estate csntains from
hundred fencing
and railing and In cultivation
and meadows twenty Ave
Eve fields Of harns
COW and horse stables % mill cusher fodder hsy
and hrasher driven byDrury horse house.
aud
and abundance Of timber for fencing aad bulding.
The dwelling good and Cor am
kitchen, laundry icehouso, stables,
cation n healthy and scenery superor surrounded
good society convenient public worship
Episcopal the Roman Catholic Methodist churches deep
nnvgpden and almost daily
wharf and other landings for shipment o. produce, visiting tho
distant cities The
houses Shops &C and most o the unmproved let, viii sell the
whole bargain satisfactory
for s35 00 for ths half Of which the
scarcely be made. n. a. y. KEY.
LroNAapTowN, June %, 1853. H
Sept ll-2awimcp&da .M". .H#.-
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be expected however the faint hears who cloak their
Teacherous eowardiee aud selfshness under cy sent
ment Of Union, may pule and whmper At the startling
event"
What is the Union worth when either party shall be
mtted to disregard the solemn compacs which II rests
This the question suggested by the above quotation, and
il is one which we should like to see the Journal
II would be useful occupation than the stringng
together of fierce datbes against southern States and
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(AHPETiSG.we would particularly invite
persons wishing to furnish Handsomely
beauhfu styles Of imported English, velvet tapestry and Or
eapenE now exhibiting In carpet department. stcond and
third hOOrs We patd attention the selection
these goods feel confident their quality rich
Ing designs very moderate pces, viii
them vnraby the closest and them the
OF going North 10 make their purchases.
also q variety OF
Apply, double Competing
nom large auction sales New BE sold
unusually cheap. BARNES MITCHELL,
On the Avenue, bstween sm streets.
Sep ie-eoifsw
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b " II IL l. Il G II A p III .


The President on hes Journey
New YoRK, Oct. 1.-The President arrived at 10 o'clock
last night and stopped at the Aston House, where he
called upon by number of United States officials and private
citizens He this morning proceeded to Boston, via Spring
field. # "t #...
BosroN Oct. 1.-The President has declined the invita-
ton of his political friends to visit Boston during his present
journey.
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First Public Sale OF Delaware Trust Lands ii
the Territory Of Kansas.
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
. by the President Of As United States.
,s Of aw AZ KILN President Of The
public held Leavenwoh in The Terri
is HaS s e on and aG
a By the unsa ss % s Of The tribe
Indians in trust as aforesaid, TO wit;
South base as and Of s sir principal sridian.
Townshios seysn eight nine, and ten Of range nineteen
townships seven eight nine and ten, q range twenty
Townships eight, nine ten, range tveniy-rwo.
townships a mime and ten, q ran
from No. lai inclusive, situated townships Nos
Of said town o. de 10 he once Of he -
general Of The Territories Of Kansas and Nebska which refer
Also the surveyed blocks in the town Of DEI.w.nr called
range Is according 10 Inc na Of aid town
file in the Office Of said surveyor general
Also the surveyed blocks in town of HArDvrr so called
and SOUTH Of range according to he pa,
said file the office of the said general
Also the surveyed blocks in the town Of called
mn@ No. % According me pa OF sa
on file in ,he Office of the said general
the in the several blocks surveyed laid
range east according to The pa Of said town
Cry on file in the office of the said surveyor
of said Territories, which made
Said lands town lots and blocks having beer
pose according to law valuation placed upon The same re
snecvey will be the minimum at which the will be offered o
The Of sale win be cash. and being made
liyered the purchaser.
viii be granted for the land. purchases
The offering above lands and los and blocks will b
appointed and win
which they with all despatch
whole shall have been offered and The thus closed
paid The day of will be reoered
the following risk Of the defauing
Given hand city Of Washington, this 18th
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President
GEORGE w, MAsYPHMr,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
NsTEThe advertisement will be published such pape
only as are requested by insert il.
Aug I6-lawt20th octDaily& Weekly.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE.
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the numbers of the Maryland Conso
dated Lottery for the benefit OF Washington coun hc class
81 drawn September 20, 1885 p
SO 20 II 81 SIS 4s I 20 30 As 81 10
The following Of Palapsco Institute
Lottery, class 257, drawn September %, 1856 49,
SO 80 20 Al 81 40 SO "a / AZ 80 81 %
r. FRANCE s. Co., Managers.
d. II. MePuAIL, Commissioner. .a. t..... i T.
Oct2-n
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New YoRK, Oct. 1-Cotton closed with advancing ten
dencysales OF 1000 bales Orleans middling l2S cents
Uplands middlng, l2h cents; Uplands fair, l34 cents
Flour is du-saes of barrels. Wheat is declining
sales of 60 900 bushels white, 81 6s red, 81 a$l 3d.
Corn is rm-sales Of $4,000 bushels southern mixed, 6s
cents Pork dull advanoesales Of mess at $50 70
Beef Is firm Lard quiet Whiskey seady-Ohio, $50
cents Coffee is rm-saes of Rio at 81 l2k cents sales
Of 900 bags auction Sugar firm. Molasses Is steady
Spirits turpenne firm at AZ cents Rosin is steady and
unchanged Rice advancedsaes Of 500 terces at ~
cents Freights are better.
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SpRINsFIELp Oct. 1.-The President reached here at
o'clock this afternoon He received at the depot by
large of citizens He welcomed by the mayor
and made brief reply From here he will proceed to Nash
ua, via Worcester. ~
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THE roHUm, or Forty Years Euit Practice NJ IN,
philadelphia BAR ny David Pant Brown. vols svo.
sept 10 FRaNCK TAYLOR.
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outstanding Of the prior 10 22d Ju-
~, 1870 this SO2 SCI "a
outstanding Of the Issue Of 22d July 1886 as per
This once 1850 90
outstanding OF the Of aeh January Is47
per Of this once $50 90
Iil,ssl O.
counting officers, under prior July Is46 so 90
ln,sn o.
7. BIGGER, Register.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Registers Once, October I, 1855.
Oct 2-ldf Tint b staEl
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Further Notice to Holders of California War
bonds.

THE holders Of California are hereby fur,b.v
that the commissioners win Keep the ofes one
the city Of Washington until the FIRST ,
which time they viii be ready et The ~
the same. a.s.a E# - fN''"'"'
~ NAMES w. DENVER
"H H..# SAMUEL n. SMITH,
-. 49, Commissioners California war Debt.
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Marine Intelligence.

HALIFAX Sept 30.The ship Britannia, Capt. Marshall,
was wrecked on the Gath North Cape, Cape Breton
New YonK Oct 1.-The steam figate Wabash sailed this
IN orning from the lower bay.
The soreshp Relief from Pensacola, has arrved-all
we'll
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ID y. STEER Merchant Tailor, No. ass
notifies his patrons and public he received
from New York and Philadelphia markets the largest and
OF clohs cassimees yesng, Shirts stocks Ties gloves, no
siey, Se that he has offered for their inspection
Ffom with the Of
public and
selection his goods confidently believes he pre-
before. tie soIci
" Of his oek and prices by the public and
he takes pleasure In showing h goods
invited the stock Of Shirts which be-
heved very description made In this country.
Sen Is-oaw3wf
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Steamer Outtrard Bound.
Markets.

New YoRK, Oct. 1.-The Asia sailed for Liverpool THU
morning, o'clock, with nearly 81 000 900 in specie
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Looomotiue Erplosion.

BALTIMORE, Oct. LA locomotive the northern central
exploded this morning at the Bolton depot The fire.
man. Bernard Holton, killed. The engine was thrown
thirty feet from the track.
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GEN ERAL NE w s..

les IN KEErUoKY.-They have had ice quarter OF an
inch thick in the Pewee valley, Kentucky Large quant-
ties Of late have been injured and the destruction Of
garden vegetables has been quite extensive.
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A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIS OWN LIFE IssU-
RANCEIn the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
death, II he survive be sixty
paid to himself. Thsis worthy the attention II all.
Those who wish share in the dividends Of the coming year
should have their applications dated
the approaches for Gre. those desiring protection IN
please tear mind That we offer them good companies with
capitals, and pay losses promptly, 49,
J. c. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Sept o7-eod5it Oace 9Th street, below r. o.
lOFr HATsf-Now styles for fall and vinter.-w,
have Just received large and complete of
Of all Styles colors, prices
spectuly invite the aention purchasers Please
GEo H. D. WHITE n CO.'S
Fashionable Hat and Cap ss2 Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10th stfees
~ B-we prepared meet all fair competition, al
the lowest prices for cash.
Sep l6-eo6t
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NEW sTILESf-Ge ntIemens Furnishing Goods
receiving, direct from the New York
large beautiful Of gents funi,hng goods
nassinp
have pleasure Of offering the public
Dress Shirts white coloTed, Of the styles
Under drawers, Of silk cashmere, bs-woo
nno, sc, SC, oil sizes
Cravats ties, stocks hosiery
Gloves, suspenders, pocket handkerchies
Dressing robes smoking coats and caps
Canes, umbrellas, travelling shaws
Toilet articles portmonnaies, kc., sc.
respectfully solicit examination, feeling
prices will inducements all who may avo
with their patronage. -
GEO. II. d. WHITE CO.'S
Cents Furnishing Store, 33l Pennsylvania avenu',
Sep IL eoouf between 9th and 10Th streets.
notice.. OWEN n SON, military and naval merchan,
aora ala Pennsylvania avenue have
fall supply Of goods consisting Of select
Of Cloths cassimeres and yestings, with variety o
furnishing articles which they invite the attention
Of their friends customers.
septa7-dlw &eodlw
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CONWAY ROBINSON, Of Richmond Virginia, pracses Rich
mond the Of appesls and United States and
Washington city In the Supreme Court.
Letters him win be directed to Richmond, Virginia
sentl U-l awGw
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Duvall d Bro, Merchant Taiiors,
re now receiving goods styIss
"a and mportaions from New York.
They fashions for the fall and Styles
and citizens generally invited call early and
make their selections
pUyALL 4 BRO, Penn, avenue,
Between Pour. half and SIKH s'feets.
Sept 90-eod9win
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Postponement or the Sale OF the DeIawar
Trust Lands in Kansas Territory.

NOTICE hereby given that by direction Of the President OF the
IN United States, The Of the Delaware lands
Territory, the Goth OF October
Fort postponed until Monday, the lh day OF No
vember
will conducted respects
provided proclamation Of 18th Of
By order Of the Presidents - .---
GEO. w. MANYPENNY,
Commissioner Of indian Affairs.
rPARTMrkr o INTE HIoR
Once of Indian Affairs Sept H. 1856.
Ran l. w
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Know all persons BY these presents that has released
State all
claim The OF cerGcale evidence
Der -, for the sum OF - issued BY the late republic
the authorities Of the State OF Texas
be and redeemed BY the United States accordance with pro-
visions Of Congress, entitled
OF creditors OF the republic Texas
pretended In the Of Congress OF September
fy approved an act
Of the OF Texas, approved the LIST Of February 1850
As witness my hand and seal. .....
2Q-dinIHtyan
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Fmr.-The Indiarubber betting factory at Newton
Connecticut belonging to John H. Cheeyer of New York
was burnt Friday The loss is about $22oooo 1t Il
insured for 100000. aa@.. aa.nra
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rpHE kentucky Military Institute, directed by "a
board Of yisieIs appointed by the State under the supsrn
endence OF e. w. MORGAN, distinguished graduate
practical engineer, aided by able faculty.
study that taught In best colleges, with
addition extended mathematics mechanics
practical engineering, and mining geologyi also English literature
historical readings and business form and in mod
languages,
The session opens the Monday
September 18Th sepembe 1856. Charge se2 per
session. payable In advance.
Of the buildings will make this session FOL
additional Students who have the been necessarily
cned Applications be made before the 18th October
authorized the Hon. Secretaries War Of
Treasury.
superintendent "Mtary Institute Franklin
ty, Kentucky" or the undersigned. -
r. DUDLEY,
Aug i6-eodDs eptl5thocL President Of the Bosrd
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Know all persons by these presents that has released,
and hereby the United States Of America from
liability claim cerhcae evidence
number for the sum Of Issued BY the late republic Of
the authorities State OF
b redeemed the United States In
provisions Of Congress- entitled An provide
creditors republic
OF Congress Of September nine
ded y approved the 9s day Of February 1855
of the State Texas approved the LIST Of February 1885,
As witness my hand and SEAL
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pAPst oAPsi--L-,sst p.iser-s, for men and boys
Just opened large and variety OF dress, fncy
and jockey styles, al qdsie. are very low nor cash
rs.s,on.. NJ and CO .,ops sa peRn-y,vanis svspu.
Sep I6--sasodif between 9th and 10Th streets.
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A Splendid Residence and Good Estate for
Sale.

May 99-dInlaNov
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TIE CsaRs communicable correspondents Of the Lon
don press affirm this pageant to have been
traordinary scale Of spendor After the ceremony was
performed an important ukase issued by which an
amnesty was accorded 70 the political offenders OF 1899
and 1884, and In other respects foundation has been laid
for great practical reforms. =