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FLORIDA. II
Posr OrucE DKPARTMEsr,
March S, 1857.
PROPOSALS carrying the mails Of The United States from LIST
June, 1877, Both June, ls5g the following route ia the
lime and herein rpecifed will
Office OF this department until
3Oh Apr, next, TO be decided on The next day;
cambridge Ca by Chat'ahoohee Fla, ocheesee
Aspaaea, Long Cane Rdleysvile, Rickoe's Blnf, LOLA
and Fort Gadsden, Apaachicoa, COG miles and hack
Of year. aud twice week the residue, in first
with the piviiege OF using horse
coaches from Banbridge Chaitahoochee when the river
too low for navigation
From l5h October TO Is h jane.
Leave cambridge Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive ApalachicoIa "Wednesday Friday by
m Monday by ii
Ap1lachic a Sunday Tuesday, and Thursday AT
ami
Arrive Bainbridge days by
a- From 18th June to l5h October
Leave Bainbrdge Tuesday at p m, and Saturday at
Arrive ApalachcoIa Wednesday by m, and
Leave Apaachcola Monday at 10 m, and Wednesday at
Arrive Banbrdge Tuesday by m, and Thursday
byl0pm.
For form Of proposal guarantee certificate,
requirements pamphlet
Virginia. Florida, dated January 49, 1885, and February 1857
"Proposals Fio
and all he Second Assistant Postmaster General
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar 6--law4w Postmaster General.
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THE CABINET.

Mr. Buchanan nominated to the Senate yesterday the
following gentlemen to constitute bis cabinet viz
Lewis CASE, Secretary of State.
Howell Cobb Secretary OF the Treasury.
j. B. Floyd, Secretary of War.
Isaac Toucey, Secretary OF the Navy.
Aaron V. Brown Postmaster General
Jacob Thompson, Secretary of the Interior.
jeremiah S. Black, Attorney General
The nominations were immediately confirmed by the
Senate and the ADMINISTRATION moves Off on its
mission OF patriotism and devotion the public good 1t
will be observed that the cabinet embraces all the names
except one which appeared in the Union time
the list which public opinion seemed to have settled
and with which there unmstakabe evidences of cor
dial and general approval The only missing from
the that of j. CLANCY Jones 1t is due to him say
that whilst his occupancy OF place in the cabinet would
have been received with appreciation throughout the
country, his failure to hold such position has been de-
ermined with his full and sanction. He
will retain bis place in the Congress and there prove
himself cordial viglant and efficient champion of the
administration. As highly appreciate the character
and qualifications Of Mr. Jones' is proper say that his
place has been wisely and ably filed in the person Of
Judge Black making the ensemble of the cabinet not
less worthy Of public confidence than it would have been
as first published in the Union.
eminent abilities and qualifications of the several distn-
gushed democrats composing the political family of Mr..
Buchanan. There is Of them who does not bring
into his position wide national reputation based long
experience and weltried public services What could we
say add the worldwide fame Of Gen. Cass as states
and diplomatst But we have said that it is un-
necessary speak of the several members of the cabinet
in detail The whole country will unite in awarding 10
Mr. Buchanan the credit of having exhibited the wsest
discrimination not only 10 selecting his cabinet but in
assigning to each his appropriate position Who could fill
the Treasury with more fidelity and ability than Governor
Cobb Who the War Department successfully than
Governor Floyd Who the Navy more efficiently and
satisfactorily than Governor Toucey2 Who the Post Office
Department ndustriousy and ably than Governor
Brown2 Who the Interior Department more bene6ciay
and energeticaly than Mr. Thompson And who the Of
fee of Attorney General with more distinguished legal
learning than Judge Black The response of the country
will be- that in this first great step in the administration
of the government Mr. Buchanan has fully realized the
high expectations of his counrymen He has surrounded
himself with sound conservative honest talented and
worthy men; and with such platform he has laid
down in his Inaugural Address and such sellors as
constitute his cabinet aid him in CARRYING out the great
principles announced lcok for administration tina,
will not only give satisfaction to the country, but promote
unparalleled prosperity and happiness.
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The conference meets early in March, feared that
an adjustment win be difficult.
The principality question still unsettled.
There is nothing new from Italy or Turkey
The Russians have resumed the Circassian war.
IL is rumored that Russia has large cession Of territory
from Persia.
The English government has despatch announcing the
total destruction Of Canton.
cOliiery accident had occurred near wombwe South
Yorkshire, by which $50 lives were lost.
Mr.. Cuyer president othe Georgia Central railroad had
the London Times adavits the employees on
roa denying emphaticay Arrowsmith's story.
Arowsmith replies, reterating his former statement
The Earl Of Eesmere died at Brdgewaer House the
18th February.
The ratification of treaty between and Persia was
exchanged the 18th January BY this treaty Russia gets
large of land the frontier OF Turkey giving her
the complete command Of the road from Trebonde to Eze
COMMERCIAL IsTELLIGEscE.
The sale the Liverpool market for the week
ending February goth 900 bales including 900
speculation and 4, 500 for export.
The Persa advces from this side caused advance of
but all qualities subsequently declined l. with quiet
ket. The quotations Fair Orleans, sgd; middlDg,
middling uplands, 7sd The sales OF Friday were
only 5000 bales stock $4,000 bales including 900
American.
Breadstuffs generally quiet. Corn 3d. lower.
Consos closed at ssa. Money was slightly easier
Marine Disaster.
New YoRK, March 6The ship Chattahoochee, from Lv-
erpoo bond TO Savannah has been totally wrecked the
Irish coast.
- The Remains If DR.. Kane.
LOUISVILLE March Gan imposing procession Of Masons
regaa remen and citizens received the remains Of DR..
Kane this morning and, marching through the principal
Streets attended them the Telegraph which left
for Cincinnati The remains will be in charge Of
John Scott agent of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
wm r. Patterson, of Adams Co.'s Express, to Philade-
phia.
Important from Kansas.
ST. Lofts, March 8.Advices from Wostport state that
meeting citizens passed resolutions to resist every effort
every quarter calculated to the former troubles
and extending hosptabe welcome to emigrants from all
sections Of the country and pedgng themselves to let the
laws of Kansas Missouri punish all vioater of the law
Markets.
NEW YoRK, March 6.-Cotton has declined u cent-sale
Of baes Orleans middling, las cents uplands mid
ding i3N cents. Flour is rmsales of H. 500 bbls.
State, Sc 30 Sc so; southern, 80 rs 81. Wheat il
rm-sales Of 1000 bushels; white, ST 3d. red; 81 81
Corn has of 49, bushels Mixed IA cents
yellow, rs so cents white, 76 so cents Pork has ae
yanced-mess, 1913 rs $23 49, Beef is hgher-repacket
Chicago SIG. Lard is firm at 1 cents Whiskey has de
clned-Ohio, 81 cents Coffee is quie-Rio, 10 l0 cts
Sugar declined Is centCuba sIa 9ss cents. Spirit
urpentine dull so Rosn buoyant at ST IS fol
common. freghts are irmer.
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nz-ur rsnr NJ LEws, Of montgomery, Alabama seu

ny-Mr HKkHr M LEWIS, of montgomery Alabama, Is our
| travelling agent Of Alabama and Tennessee,
listed by " LEwIs JAMES o. LEwls, and SAMUEL d. LEwIs
nyNL T. JAEEs No le2 South TeE' street, Phade
pha general travelling agent assisted By Wa H. WELD,
ions CoILIss JAMES DKKRSs, BAMMTr H. s. JANIS, THos
d. MICS, r. W. MosKIsos, a. w. Wiley, VIM l.. WArERaAs,
ALuI H. AsoE D. X mrsTE, BEN SWAMI r. AsHsAE, and
P. DAVIS.
our general the Western States and Texas
n,sisted by Thomas WILLIAM H. THoaAs, THos. NJ. JAMES
Dr. A. GEoKeK MoRRsI and RICHARD LEAKS. Re
eeIpis Of either will be good.
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The TESTIMONIAL OF BRITIsH GOVERNMENT TO THE
NAME ExPEDiroSThc gold medal presented by the Brit
sh government to the officers and Of this expedition
stated 10 be about the size Of double eagle and beau
uiul specimen of coinage. On side we-eyecuicd
head of the Queen Of England with her title in Latin
the reverse the inscription; The British Government
to the officers and Of the American Arctic Expedition
enereled by elaborate oak wreath, surmounted by
crown and the whole surrounded with the words As
token Of gratitude for their generous services
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NOTICE Road CoBtractOrsIt being the intention o.
of directors OF the Washington and Rockville Turn
nike Company frrm first toll
nus al the requested address
ply undersigned the subject before the 18th Of April
next. 9ohN
No. 81 Louisiana
J. c. LEWIS,
Feb 94--3awn ADA Seventh street.
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lEy- Annual Exh,bition or tho Washing-
pciures hc by tn most
emnr in the Unied Slater will be opened TO the public at
building between 18Th and 18th
atnday morning instant 10 o'clock
open, further between The
hours 10, Tickets Of may be
the principal bookstores the Single
five Season tickets My cents
lar f-dn aas
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SPRING GOODS.-E. OWEN SON, militsry and
merchant iaors, ala Pennsylvania make known
their and that their second
spring goods embracing selection Of cloths
venss will be pleased have them call
anime. Mar6--dlw
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EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION,

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION,
HE coue study English branches
and languages, mathematics and natursl lis
advantages are:
Spacious ventilated buildings erected for the irpose
AfI corps OF well qualified and experienced teachers
g. A collegiate Of study.
4 full apparstusphosophical, chemical, and
nomieal. ..
s. Full courses of Iusaed philosophy,
chemistry, and astronomy.
Special advansg, offered young qualify themselves
by study practical operations the field and
EinteTs. @ a
Comfortable boarding arrangement; but Two sioders
placed The
g. Reading room constantly supplied with papers, &C.
full, AID accessible fioI all direc
tions by railroads. aa,
TO- prevailing and in all Its instruction and
discipline. .a1s
Terms: tuition, $50 Students enter any
me charged from the date Of their entrance Semi aud
get a catalogue
March 7--2aw6w X. L. BVOCkEFT, Pnncip1i.
DREsrDEST BUCHANANs InAug uraI Address, rrin'-
and fine with beautiful and ac Dor
suitable for framing Prc. on fine SATIN 81 sos fne paper
cents per copy will be nd mail the
lished by MUKPHf CO,
Printers and Publishers, Marble building 's2 Baltimore st.
March Z d3t
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odd Fellows, HAN, seventh street.

POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF WYMAN THE WIZARD,
transformations, Miracles, and
marvellous fcats Of magic He will remain
DURING ALL THIS WEEK ONLY.
Monday Saturday, evening and
saturday afternoon with celebrated
FEAT5 OF soRCERY AND MYSTERY,
xpcnbIc and surprising Than have been attempted
before,
yENTRLOQUIsM
moving and speaking suiomatons
Admission half PRICE Doors open o'clock
~ Performance commences mt 8.
Particulars In email li's.
Feb 2s-6it tlnLl es19ss
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UNITED SrATss NAVAL CouaT or TsoulRr.
Washington February Is. 1857.

THE judge for the information OF parties
Of Janu
AIRY will respectively he advised by the department
referred and that
desirable that in presenting themselves they should come
desire
specifying which Of the respective heads OF tnes for
the naval servce mentioned in the their testimony TO be
applied respectively and the delay which
be required; and in respect OF what witnesses A
Feb 2st-u j. M. CARLISLE, Judge Advocate.
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The Congressional Bank,
Corner Of Louisiana and Seventh street,
Washington City. .
EDWARD JARDINE CO., Bankers. tt
Collie ctions made Union Marine
risks effected n the principal Offices in the
s... United States and Canada.
Dec 20--d3mt
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TAe Remains a Dr. Kane.
Important from Kansas.

ST.. LOFTS March 8-Advces from Wosport state that
meeting of citizens passed resolutions to resist every effort
from every quarter calculated to the former troubles
and extending hospitable welcome to emgrants from all
sections Of the country, and pledgng themselves to let the
laws Kansas and Missouri punish all voaters Of the law
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COUTHERN BOOK-orgn Of the constitution; incorpoIa
ton general by the States national public
agents ust history Of coparrnersp Terri
tories, Virginia Decd 1884, TO The treaty with Mexico s4s
legal PARTITION acquired Territories
ties; oan history Puri,an origin
South and Jeopardy of the republic
mode pointed by W. b. Davis, Wilmington, North
Caroline.
Just received, and for snle at BISHOPS
Book Periodical store,
No. 2s Pennsylvania avenue, under Wizards Hotel
9O-law3w
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banking House ~ Chnbb Brsthess,
Wnshjnston. Junuarv 4. las

Washington, January i, 1857
John ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES day admit
partners Banking House Of Chuhb Brothers The
6m from this date will be coposed Of Charles e. j. Ohab John
D. Barrow, and Henry Holiness The onse in Davenport Iowa,
Of Charles Chubb, VIM H. Douga Alexander
H. Barrow, under the firm OF Chubb Brothers, barrow, Co.
Jan L. diff CHUBB BROTHERS.
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FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION.

NJ c. brooks, A. M. Professor of Ancient Languages.
Rev. w. q. Paxton, D., Mathematics AMI Natural scienc
j. A. Muiroe, A. b.. Mathematics and Astronomy.
Miss N. q. S iepard, Bellies Lectures and History
Miss NJ. l.. Best, Enr ish and Ply sioIogy.
Mary J, La Rentrie, Frehrh and pansh.
Mons Emile Kei Drawing and Painting
Nous. J. SchaefIer, Piano.
Mrs Eliza A. KeirIe, Guitar.
Miss Ellen q. Gobr Rhi, Piano and Singing.
Miss liza A. Brooks, Piano and singing.
Mrs z. A. Kere, Vocal Music.
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MATCH Repairing ICngravt1g. --Watcher, chro-
Of description repaired
by skifn mi o perform accurately
Engraving the best style, including
cutting OF crests, and iniais stone
- Visiting wedding cards elegantly ecraved and printed
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
Jewellers S24 Pennsylvania avenue.
Jan 3o-u Between osh and i0,h streets
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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-15
NO. 1.
April Sd.

Resolved by the General Assembl of the State
of Ohio. Three-ifthsth the members elected to each
house concurring therein, That it be aud hereby
is proposed to the electors efthe State, Oh the sec
oud Tuesday of October next to approve or reject
the following amendment as a substitute for tho
first and second sections of the thirteenth article
ofthe Constitution Viz: CorPorations,of every
description shall be created, andeorporatc powers
granted only by general laws which shah define
scribe the duties and liabilities of each class or
DESCRIPTIONS of corporations, but the General As
sembly may enact special laws for the relief OF
corporations in peculiar cases, and ma maxi spe-
cioi prov sions in regard to. corporations, in ca
ses wherefrom their peculiar location or interests
such special provisions arc required, and may
from ii me to time alter or rcpealall such laws,
as are authorized by this section.
y. Fl. y WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD.
President of the Senate.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-15
AMENDMENT 80 8.

Resolved BY the General Assembly Of the State
of Ohio, Three -firths of the menbcrs eectcd To
each branch, concurring therein, that it be and
hereby, is proposed tc the electors of the State,
to vote on the second Tuesday of October next,
to approve or reject the following amendment as
a substitute for tile second aud third sections Of
the twelfth article of the Constitution.
All property, personal: ard real. shall be sub
icct to taxation By a uniform rule, at,the true
value thereof in money, but such Deductions from
credits may be allowed asthe General assembly
may deem expedient: Provided. that burying
grounds, pubIic school houses, and allother pub
lie property. and all Institutions of purely public
charity, and q Il houses used exclusively for pub,
lie worship, shall be exempt from t~Ixation; and
if the total value of the personal property of any
person shall not exceed fifty dollars. the same
NAV be exempt from t%axatian, Aiipropctty EN-.
Move in banking shall always bea a burden o
taxation eqsal to that imposed on the property o
individuals.
- - y. II. VAN voorhees,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April 3d.1S57.
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80. ).

- EF=
Resolved by the General Assembly ofthc State
of OHIO, threc-ffths of the members elected to
each2HaIse concurringTth Therein, thatitbc. and
hereby is proposed to the electors Of this State ia
vote on the second Tuesday of October mex, upon
the approvalo or rejection of the following Amend
nent AZ an additional section TO article eleven OF
the Constitution. Every county which now is or
NAV hereafter be entitled To more than one Sen
ator or, Repre- entatiycf for the res ducOfthc pres
cnt deccnnial period, or for all or any portion OF
auv subsequent dccennialperiod shalbe divided
infoas many Senatorial aud Representative dis.
tricts aS there may be Senatorors or Representa-
tives elective in ant year of the present, or any
I scuuc dceennia lperiod whichdfsfrictsShnIl
be of territory. and each district shall
contain as nearly a ratio for Senator or Repre-
seutaiyeasi attainablc without violating the rule
herein givcu as to contigu;ty of territory, ard
without dividing any township, election precinct
or ward. If any Representative or Senatorial
district, composed of two or more counties shall
by rcaso son of any excess of population over a RI
or Senators for any p~srtion of the present or any
subsequent dcccnnia1 period. the district shall
be divided into two i str;cts. for each portion Of
such dcceunial period. which shalt be contigu-
ouS territory. and each shall Contain snear n
ratio as is attainablc without dividing counties
] nv re son of TIE mex ton of one Sen to-
ri Idistrict to mother, there sahll be nv excess
| of population cvera Senatorial rtio, which 81 Ill
be entitled to additional Senatorial represent
alton for any portion of any decannial period
each district, as now constituted shall elect one
Senator.
Counties shall be Observation-Disclosures by tho
county commissioners -nIsuch other boar d of of
ers elective and resident in tho proper coaati