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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Eslate Of Elias Lut=, dcccase1l.

VTUNtt0tN,
| ETTEIS tcstamentafy the Estate Of Elias Iri!.
- late OF Benton township, Colun,bin ro,niv nave
heeh granted by the Register of lid county IN lm
shnscIiher VINO resides in Bcnion township in said
county h| srsong having claims or de ma nfs
hees'ale OF the decedent are requested 10 make them
known to the Executor wiihOnt clay and nil rrsos
Indebted To the Estate, make payment Iorib, IN
MAY 10, 1S57-Gt ~ ,!l, l,
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Balance in favor of the Society,". 80

u. w. HErDE Il DIlOI.
On motion, Society adjourned to meet
June 9th next, at the Court House afore-
said, when and where full attendance is
requested, as officers of the Society will be
elected, and other business of importance
transacted,
WILLIAM SLOAN, President.
w. WRIT, Secretary, pro TEN.
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sss- A request for recall has been re-
ceiycd by the State Department from Mr.
Cass our Minister at Rome.
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Reassembing of the State
Democratic Convention of 1857

In pursuance of resolution adopted by
the Democratic State Committee OF Penn
sylvania, the Delegates to the St,te Con-
vention of March I'd, 1857, are requested
to assemble at the Capitol, at Harrisburg,
on Tuesday, the 9th day of June, 1857, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of nomi
mating Candidates to complete the State
Ticket, and transacting all other business
pertaining to the original authority of the
Convention.
CHARLES R. BUCKALEW;
CHAIRMAN,
J. n HuTcnINsoN, Secretaries.
Cooley FOR JUNE-We have Godey's
Lady's Book for June. 1t is as usual well
filled with literary matter from the pens
of the most popular authors in the world,
and contains engravings unoqualed in our
country.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TUE partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the Me nIie Business in Iigh,
street. having been dissolved by mu lual M ent a
persons interested viii please take notice that the
BOOKS OF h9 ate hrn are left at the old stand the
d, hELICK.
II. w. CREAsY.
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LIST OF DEALERS

or GOODS, WARES and MERCHANDISE. &c. I;
" aud of Distilicu, Brewers, aud Eating House
Keepers wi Thin the County Of Columbia returned aud
classified In accordance with the several acts OF As
sembly by The Appraiser of Mercantile Taxes OF said
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NEW TINWARE SHOP

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE EXCuANo,
THE ander signed respectfully Informs his ~,
l. and the public generally that he has opened ''0
A Nao IsnaOare and Shett hon E,.
bl5shment,
In the building foSmerly occupied for th1t rn,,.
BY J0Esph Shar pless, where he II prepared a rn
the bus mess in all us various branches O"uV
1inw are aud House spouting of all kinds mt5,
order on sh o RI notice and at moderate prices 'ut
Also STOVES, of various styles, const, Mi, :,
sale, my "
Repairing do ne 10 order in quick time
H5 Country produce taken in exchange for yyo,L
ID. G. MlLLAGD
bloomsbury May 1G, ls57-y W.
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REMOVAL.

TIE subscriber having removed his Marble v, .
l. from near the Con holse, 10 the South uc,,
ner of MAIN and MARKET streets, IN Ruprtrs Lol L[
whore he is prepared TO furnish all kinds Of Nv"
Marble TVork,
Viz; MONUMENTS Cradle 1ombs. Box rorh, u
Head Stones OF every description Ills, stock Is o :,
best kind, the workmanship no, surpassed ll pnv w. ~
The country, nd at low prices. Call and judre ~
yours elves. 80 'V
E5' lie viii also filpish Table and Bureau TIM.
Mantts for houses, Base Corses Lintles and s,I
for WIN rows and Doors, at q W figure
Thankful Tor past favors, W hope for continusns,
Of til c same. "'
ANTHONY WITMAk
Bloomsburg, April 4. Ie57,-6m
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Meeting Of the Columbia County Ag.
riCultural Society.

Pursuant to notice, the Columbia County
Agricultural and Horticultural Society,
met in the Court House, in Bloomsbury,
at 2 o'clock, P, NJ, of Saturday, May 23d
inst.
MAJ. WILLIAM SLOAN, President of the
Society, in the chair. Col. Freeze, the
regular Secretary being absent, w. Writ,
Esq p, was appointed Secretary pro TEN.
The Treasurer, j. W. Ilcndershot, pre-
sented his account, which was passed and
is hereto appended
TREAsURER's REPORT.
As Treasurer of the Columbia
Co, Agricultural Society, would
report that have received OF mem
bers of said Society,". 81 81
From the Treasurer of Col. co.,. 81 81
| -
Total amount received. ...... 1913 II
! have paid out for printing and
premiums and other expenses the
amount of, ................. so AZ
There is yet premiums outstand.
ing to the amount of. 20 OF
Total paid and to be paid OUT. 50 A;
4 Then l have received, .,..... 1913 Il
10 pay out, t,,............... SO A:
Balance in favor Of the Society,". 33 7;
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ESPYTOWN NEW STORE

= - ~ w ~ ~ - w L Oltb.
TN undersig having assocat ed tog ether in m
Il Mercantile Business take pleasure in a nnnnnc,W,
to their friends and the public in general, Tint ,,
new Store House. located on Main street, cenlrnl ia
Espytown, Columbia county, has just been stock
with
Ncac Spring Goods,
Comprising an extensive as snrtment Of Cloths C.,,
meres, Vesiings Muslms Lines. and every Other d,
ticle in iHe wearing line, including Hardware Chin
Earihen and Hollow wares, Groceries, Sugnrs TO, =
Coffee, Rice Molasses. etc, etc, with ali other An,
cles Of commerce adapted to country stores.
ALSO-RE1 Y MADE CLOTyjyyc
Gg- Grain, Lumber, Provisions. Produce, &c of nj.
kinds, taken in exchange for merchandxr. ''
3. r. REIGHARD.
II G. CREVELlNG
Espytown, April 4, 1887,
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BLOOMSBURG BOOT AND ~
STORE. L
THE undersigned respectfully informs the t,
OF Bloomfburg aud the public In general a. 4
has opened '' 'h, /,
boot ami Shoe Establishment
In the VIII bulltnt1 n NJ ain street nhoyn p
n wilson's Bakery, wnef1 he mas constaniinS E,ei
large ass ortmcnt OF oh htr'
Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c.,
And will make up work TO order on short pn,;,.
long experience IN the bus sincss, aud genera uH
ledge 0t the wants o, the people, will ennbi nov
render satisfaction TO all his customers ma mm g.
secure him patronage which he hopes 10 Iney,i 'hoO
ploomshu,v Nav ,ss7 HENRY KLEIN
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The New Apportionment.


The New Apportionment.
The following is an abstract of the bill
to apportion the State into Senatorial and
Representative Districts, as it finally passed
the Legislature. Politically speaking, i
is considered fair bill for the Democrats
Presuming that the several Districts vii
vote as they did at the last general election
it will give our party the Senate by on'
majority aud ffty-thrcc members of tn
House, leaving four doubtful
SENATORIAL DIsTRICTs.
The city Of Philadelphia,
Chester and Delaware,
Montgomery,
Bucks,
Lohigh and Northampton,
Derks,
Schuylkill,
Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne,
Bradford, Susquehanna, Sullivan and
Wyoming,
Luzerne,
Tioga, Potter, M 'Kean and Warren,
Clinton, Lycoming, Center and Union,
Snyder, Northumberland Mvntour and
! Columbia, ...
Cumberland, Perry, Juniata and Mifflin,
Dauphin and Lebanon.
Lancaster,
York,
Adams, Franklin and Fulton,
Somerset, Bedford and Huntingdon,
Blair, Cambria and Cloarfcld,
Indiana and Armstrong,
Westmoreland and Fayotte,
Washington and Greene,
Allegheny,
Beaver aud Butler,
Lawrence, Mercer aad Venango,
Erie and Crawford,
Clarion, Jefferson, Forest and Elk,
Whole number OF Senators, 3;
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS.
Philadelphia city, II
Delaware county,
G hester,
Montgomery,
uo1-
Nar,L,,4n {
IoI,;aL ~ Gorhon {
Monroe md P;ke !
W. W. ~ ' !
I,,. -, :
Susnuob,nno !
prodford 8
W;' c.,,,;. Co,,,h;, ,d
"yJ,n,ns, Wa,,.s,. 'o''''"D' ''' -N 6
Ircom;na and Clinton 3
60 ~ oUns D"N ' !
' M;al;a' :
T1n;on s,,do, ond I,n;,to 3
San.,n,n,h y n.In, "hyIor ,ho,Ion1 D" ' !
tsy, Sobuvli,;ll wv JILL '' =
~ sIaa !
Berks, 3
Lancaster, q
ofh' -
Adans ~ ~
Franklin and Fulton. z
Bedford and Somerset =
huntingdon,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
PATENT HELIX DRILLED EYEI
NEEDLES

ne is IN ann !dble articl" for Hchmsircrsss trA
F"ul wives. 4 better manufactured iurr,lr. u
tot the purpose IT has never heru uur 10. 81 rr r H.
MAKE irial IT. 7ae Gyc-thc important corsui,,Slr.
III lils weapon "i u" sea nlsrrss Is carefully pr'n
aaalhS me ir"hhi" Of cutting or wearing cav iay
IN t'h" ana ~ Is rl'Asur" Therefore ia work h
htc'e 70 inVHti'blr sure. They have been It,a i4
our lihiy nhd "n iheir authority, chrrrfullv t
comment them /" MAT witr Is iu our M ~ lsrl
Wh"m SEWING ~ matter Of duily utity--a GUI,y
necrsSil anI an otJect o. q lIca:inn 80
.,f"I sur MARY IlENEIE.
May o. 1871. nI,cr, .Lu,g
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M a rri lag @ S.

In I3loomsburg, on the 2ist inst, by Rev.
W. Goodrich, Mr. VIM. Zimmerm
to Miss. Emma Naglc, both of this
place.
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TIRE BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
Arrivals and Departure Of Mails a
BE00MSRIiRG,

BLOUMSBikG,
philadelphia mail lrnvcs daily SUNDAY exceptsd) At
l2 NJ, nrnvessSt p. NJ
Wilamsnor n nd Western mil t." aves dailyS S(Sun
DAYS exccpted) at Q p. M, arrives 10 VI
WIikesbnrre mai arrives daily, Sundays eNccptcd)
at II A NJ leavesIP NJ
Cambria and Ora ngevi lie ma il arrives every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday, al II A. NJ loav2s sanc days
ut 4. r. NJ
Millvil'e mail arrives every Monday und Thursday,
at II a, NJ, leaves same days al p. NJ
Jerseytown and White Hall mail arrives '"wery Tues
day, Thur va nd Saturday at II A. NJ, leaves
days at 4. p NJ
2. UNANGST, +. NJ.
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All persons who may feel Them selves aggrieyrd bv
the above class icatio have un Opportunity ol
appealing by calling the und e ~ ned al his utir, 10
bloomsbury, any time bel re the ST dny of u
1857, after which time no appeal will be hcar,i
w WRIT
antHHcr cf Mercantile 1ares
bloomsbury, TO- 1867.
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Netu A0Ucrti rtisenleuts,
TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS

INE10 III I4NVD 1A1ND NVIIONN,
FANCY ARTICLES, good assortmru, of Iosierv
OF the best q1ality; also, Gloves. Miits Bas kets
Cabas Combs, Dress Trimmings and Lininps Sewing
Silk, Thread, &c, &C, 10 be had next door to lht
"Exchanec."
Bloomsbury, May 80, 1857.
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W hole number OF members, 100
The Senators are apportioued in the
ratio of one to every l7,0ll taxablcs, and
the Representatives in the ratio of one to
every 5,076 taxables. Under this disti.
button, the old Demo ratio counties oil
Berks, bucks, York, Westmoroland, and
the opposition county of Lancaster, eacl
lose Representative; while the city o.
Philadelphia gains two, and the counties
of Schuylkill and Luzerne each one.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-12-19

DEPRECATORR.

Mr.. Buchanan1S nndOubtedlyA alarmed and
worried. He thought he would play General
Jackson IN the Presidential seat, and made the
attempt; but he finds, however, that his will
is not the law, and that there are some refrac-
tory spirits who will not keep step to any music
The may think proper to pipe The signs Of
rebellion in the Senate, in the House, and in
the country, have evidently startled him, and
instead Of denouncing the refractory as rebels
and renegades, as some Of his lesser organs
have done, by way Of experiment, to see how
they and the country would take It, the major
organ, the Union, now pitches the administra-
ton tune upon minor key discarding all
the sharps and discords. II roars you now as
gently as a sucking dove, and gives us . gen
uine specimen Of what is called "Aonsy.f4g-
ling IA word 81. modern manufacture far
more expressive than elegant or classical
Listen to its dnlcet tones:
On single point there is diversity Of Of inion
among members of the Democratic party as to the
proper policy to pursue. The issue is atemporary
one that must quickly find Its solution In the &C
ton of the people of Kansas themselves or IN the
authoritative action of Congress, Wisdom and
sound policy urge that no hasty decision shall be
pronounced upon transitory issue which might
| array section OF the party against Democratic
administration and a great majority Of its own
MEMBERS 1 i7 am tapnl aa'tlN AsR lit'
The Douglases, the Coxes, who have al
ready spoken--and all other Democrats who
intend to I" define their position /" on the Z ansas
embrolio, are here gently and kindly admon-
ished not to be in . hurry, that they should
be patient, submissive, docile, and not fare up
too soon, Mr., Buchanan has already removed
Mr.. Stanton, and compelled, it is stated Gov
Walker to resign, sent out Mr.. Denver as vir-
tual governor Of Kansas, and having done all
this, there are strong hopes that harmony and
unity of sentiment in the Democratic party
will soon be restored; andif not, that he VIII
be able to shoot the deserters, and whip in the
refractory, ~ ts.5ttie
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1.-THE UNION OF THE UNIONISTS, FOR
THE SAKE OF THE UNION!i"

\ B- Communications, advertisements, &c
&C., for the American may be left at No
32l Pennsylvania Avenue, fuckers Sports
mans Warehouse. This place is central and
convenient and we trust our friends will re-
member that we are ready and willing to dc
them good, at all times, by advertising Their
commodities, and drawing the attention Of the
public thereto by articles, under the local head
We are disposed to put them in good humol
with themselves and with us, and to keep them
80. If there are any that don't believe us, lei
them try it on and see what they'll get
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THE AMERICAN,
WASHINGTON. DEcEaBEg 10. 1857,
AG ENTs FOR THE AMERICAN.

For First, Second, Third and Fourth Wards, Henry
johnson, residence 409 X street.
For Georgetown, (The Embodyment)
For Sixth Ward George T. Dykes.
For Fifth and Seventh Wards, MORTIMER SMALL
WOOD.
HENRY BoYER, Agent for Alexandria
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WeAgthbt j isfi%H I'll tAip4 y al thisl'
vheh We have got to hunger. MODS and soup
81 doaaI,t NORTHUMBERLAND

filchensbHo1iiRN nonaIu notanIhsBW
| ysySA skiretQnc1 GQyemuiS ard EAWiDGrd
div sIom;yiaa in buT,fs odi ino1i sniG1s dliR
.d1cnUHGy mhESdqI,bsIidq rot ssuli
yesterday passed wfaSSdeA WORT bsjHg said
IN either HQQuss aAeStt J Baassssai
Democratic caucus postpoRedi tset NQWj1Ntianw
pf Rrint6S uatita "Wednesday. q The iAdnipiB-
Ixti6nb dienaais 'hs3eh alaaffedSa TheiaaaHdiloi
fate, Harris, IF tbee Qppian, al would bays Ha
RsatsRAEst&A votes $erAaN I! s@saAPdarhsSpd
is prospective -psitRef n .HasHsA istseS tie
PTesiden ,a iSie,sSt t ths ]atiss MI sedg
s ases, seR M Ess. N 'sG f Wiz id
UfRssiIblsahH b9oxrD6t sdSVaikdt1ois sdAmch
yield. I'M q 10 0aA ih "a 'n
Four Of tAsR ssRasyaWnia JA9swaes,ss in Con-
sSs,s Z HRR0 sa9ad & =: a:ss.!gssa
= asss sss y SssSsSs4 1 1sq
p1Vglss b 2st ssss YfeS TS sdal
tss Nj l$aas sSs
IhsiseYBd they yhSessshg ~ w psssissssju his
ds$s 10 cot Siia isSasfi Ssf s$ down
the stream" to use one-of bis own EXPIRES
Isions. .sttsm or
,c 4 isMfsNRyUdK ps;s..9s ksA fJss,7oz is,fi
a private dispatch statss .sihS j. sssysEbs
ISAieldssaad Etselss hsxh ibeenIsSested bts che
United e s ssr e . e M s ss Ssa ,i,
HORRIBLE MURDER. IN a 81
sssumdh,a afsenStrsths iwifs-of~a PLANTER,
Vssia ss s ss sss E E1
qpsysel,sviah "a slave, shh stlhstsssissS. der
mistress and held her in the fire till shs'wssa
5dfnea 80 Badh1 that ~ xSvn,nt dr.. aloiIoK
KS IN .qNsss& Sprs& sASss kA6fsioassaX
Cow WAksg heaiB 20 beEsfsBhkaSi no
rsbfs ~ y f t p ai Y bb3Hgfhs
ground III, hken v He Ssi "A j1tsr-.
view wit6nD melsey sndb III Hoomdhsl Bill Of
lesf sssa0pxis h, % DE usihtAtrspsrdoy sdke
aenabns rer,A Httnentrvs bds nm a IN Snii1GIeb
q 2id u ss 4 Enr n e@TSzylsa
with New York politics. IN BE- pns AAa gdpWns
on Psfumdsw cosifssn6d ohissjo iizkeIkppoisIt-
itaentSff MeikesF se8etessdf Shss 6bdttted yaIffd
s Vi b SieRsa gsq q gSsta tas9 lft2 gsssB
OF meddliDg with hhA NJQn AueU& l-seyf1Is Lns
yIDhssRSssidepf ala odd It6t tsinsF,the
Kansas business bvfefe scHyratts tifs
I Ssa, 2 1 ssss N sl sss M
i Ia n! g A4 81 q gs EsS RI:
last week, upon the motion or n ipdGAept
cebtseryf0 nlssdsapeta aAansfAheip spon,she
direcsmppf tthsaSEsslt IMA sde nkAyian,<u
,ssE Ass '$ sssisss hat It
salaries or misunderstanding, but not
dneIs,uiarS s0N yailscisbla sniassgSAh,AIby
SbtsSNlyH ~ SSwg ard sf9ysa4Ai sb5pbyahc
|s,'s "a NIL II tSSs Pas SsS
yious assignment hBsthe psyfyftodH hskhthe
sSlasyswxs dsenI St0atda & sn1 sEiszssalss.
JToY' wsh or-rrryvh x1urvfyxnnsf boa issiis
baOrsssk usyrRs RtSpbnsxs-sGalasoSs hss NM
der tyspss yssrff y,s I|sasallHg 9gs az N
aha aGstp0pslsm behssphHo y MAX gheR vhsueh
serve4h 4MsFyi s4ssA ~ssenspehds d'AAshishf se@
ag apa, ybiGhl bed .hssa dhktpFbedTb sscjashs
WA sing x1alsvssdsssnd forsaasds-,s Rhls Saea
1gea "A AS,vbaib1H TEKF ttTssasdse dybsSad
obsesssywcd " Y before; 'f BssiR "Gseo stiaR v4
regularity with which IL moved backwards and for
wards, reflected upon It, and perfected the method
now in use Of measuring time by means Of pendu-
I,x,
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IT HE MORAL CONDITION OF
THE COUNTRY.

From very temperate and well written ar
> ticle upon the moral aspects of -our-couatry,in
the Concord n, II, Statesman, we take the fol-
lowing truthful extract:
"If the condition of the country be esti-
mated by what there is within IT to support
the life Of its millions Of inhabitants, it was
never in better case; but if its moral condition
be analysed 1T willbe discovered that never,
In pr portion to its population, were vice and
crime 30 prevalent rs now. The ancient re-
straints upon lad men seem 10 be impaired, II
not removed. Prisons are without The dread
they once awakened the gallows Is Invested
Of the, awe it formerly inspired. Election
frauds, 50 m0ntrons as to make the elective
franchise almost farce, are becoming common
occurrences, and to overp0wer the honest vote
OF o State, by returns Of fraudulent votes Of
really gigantic number, is by no means rare
process Of the self styled democratic party
Declarations by men entrusted with the money
Of other people, are every day incidents, and
depredations upon the Treasury ,af the nation
compose that q sharp practice which, in the
regard of some people, entitle those who
commit them to be called "shrewd men,, a.
superintendent Of the Government Printing at
Washington takes Office at stipulated salary
of $2,50t, and comes out Of Ave years tenure
Of office with 0ne hundred thousand dollars
Of the dear peoples money in hispocket, while
they who put him in probably regard the oc-
currence only as the result Of q fair business
transaction" A great and very valuable tract
of public land is secretly sold TO 4 partisan
government favorite (probahly withta dozen
Democrat congressman for silent partners) for
$11 an acre, that is worth from 1915 to 800,
and which would have brought not less than
$50 at public sale, and not . man of All those
who conduct the Administration press has the
moral principle and Independence to denonnce
a piece ofipoliticai favoritism that is without
precedent in the Union. s' t9
~ \" There seems to be sdeluge Of iniquities,
Of oil grades, from ordinary peccadilloes to fla
grant crimes, precipitated upon the country, SO
numerous and so widespread that their pres
ence cannot be accounted for through the or
binary processes of enquiry, or according to
the usual deductions Of the understanding Of
discerning men. Y Crime is becoming more
prevalent in the United States than within the
governments Of Western Europe, and human
life is taken apparently with little OF no reluc-
lance, when murder will put it In the power
of him who commits il, TO gain possession of
insignificant sums OF money" ai nN.s VI
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-12-19

H Governor Walker has issued letter
explanatory Of his course in Kansas, and CIV
ing his reasons for resigning. We. have not
time to give a synopsis Of it.
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The, Naturalization Laws and Foreign
.rti8 Bl.Y ady ii EmigratiOn. tsiJe n aalialR WIZ

TTV7I hfffI
The, Naturalization Laws and Foreign
1oi3hsa ad ii Emigration. tai 4 .aoihlR sa1
We copy the following extracts from an arti-
Gle in the, Southern Citizen, edited by John
Mitchell, who, as an Irishman by birth, Demo
crat in politics. win not be accused of national
or party prejudices in relation to the views he
expresses. The extracts we make win be read
with interest: gyr is iaaisfelo 50 rrc-i s,it3s
ssWften American cities have got to hunger
lmS ~ 'Jad aeAae seannot wonder
Iwasthss ieiis;wiseaor Inst .tpkssp tiIg doors OFT
jtkts NHep6bET aso wfde lyaad insitibga opeh335
ss sS 81 sts en-, VIII SEg asst TIL
NV care aitiDappnoach asdslioaIdsahjsSfs']
fca tha Dshosfa$ic party iniths HAit5d lSMtes93d
{ssi s5sS 6ta E q Is Ss 9EslS sEsas
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