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THE BRITISH MINISTER .dT THE ST..
GEORGES SOCIETY

Lord Napier of the guests ut the anniversary
of the st Georges Society which celebrated at New
York the 23d instant when lie replied at some length
TO toast complimentary TO the British minister in the
United States We make single from his speech
on the occasion
g But whatever may be the distinctions between Pal
mcrson and Derby administration in tile sphere Of do
estic politics. the aper Of foreign and CO.
lonial affairs there Is point in which tho policy of
The present cabinet will strictly coincide with that of their
predecessors in seeking tomaiain the most intimate and
friendly relations with The United States Enthusiastic
cheers The part which am called upon to take in
this saIutay work is Of subordinate and depucd
character yet need not tell you that where my efforts
and couscls can be properly employed they shall be I'M
ccasngly directed towards object in which my convc
tios my ambition, and my heart equally involved
There still cinbarrassnncnts in the relations of our
governments which hang upon the ready coralty of the
two nations, and clog the flow OF that mutual and public
satisfaction which should bc universal and ulldstirlc
If il Ike reserved for the Earl of Mamcsiy in conunc
ton with the present government Of the United Statc
to these last npcdincns To perfect understand
ing they will have honorable claim the gratitude
Of England aud America 1t appears to that the bet
ter period has already commenced and commenced upon
field Of incalcabe Importance. Hear, hear.1 The
Of negotiation having been opened by the cap
ture of Canton the plcnpoentiry of the United States
has frankly struck in with the ministers of the allied
powers in the pacific prosecution of ono common object
liberal and permanent settlement Of relations with
Chna-a settlement applicable and advantageous to all
the maritime powers but which must eventually prove
more beneficial to the United States than to any other
Gentlemen let hope that this is the Inauguration Of
of confidence and useful concert between
the arbcrs Of commerce. extending to every point
of their maritime contact the surface Of the globe
Immense applause.
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SIEGE OF LUCKNOW.


Inc siege or, We may all but say the capture Of
acSnow absolutely confirmed the asccndcucy Of
vur arms ut small cost of life, aud has dispersed
sh not destroyed, the last great organized body Of
uuecrs These results are cminenty satisfactory; for
W. nave not actually annilatcL the revolt have
"ei It's last stronghold have successfully economical
oApenoi'urc of blood, and have driven tho rebels
|a.onB iout INTO a country where they cannot be
ns. and are not likely to be long secure
ICY OF These decisive operations appears to have
o James outran, whose intimate familiarity with
IT, warfare, and whose recent acquaintance with
E u s people, peculiarly qualified him for second
I'M, JUG shemes OF the commander chief throughout
n @ CRITICAL campaign Left after the evacuation of
psnow In the heart Of the cncmys territory. he sue
1 IN rcrclling from his position without Iuts to
ar.n. ~ The swar'ns Of assailants who launched
'S walls. and, after thus dcfying for weeks to-
-: vac whole force ri Oudc he turned out with his
, gu ~ perfect efficiency to support Sir Colin Camp
oA MS hnal advance. The first thing learnt in
Ehs =, proceedings was that OutrAm, after quitting
had preceded the rest of the army had
An;r =, ne soomec and from that position threat
me city with strong force Of infantry and artil
nn 's' the comprehension of the operations which
e,, INC reader should understand that Lucknow lies
Neen two streams the river Csoomtee, which forms ss
h aafy and protection ON the north and a canal,
5m,,.. "''s"e's similar purposes the south These
mi e nearly parallel in their courses along the city,
k.u, cry" towards the cast and divcrge largely
fsr "e west Our own approach was made by The
ROAD hom the southwest until We reached the
.' when we turned 10 the right, so M 10 opcn
'VR ON the place from the East In this quarter
H. N''~ NJ suburb, concentrated an the prp,i-
klaI m 2, the capital. Close by splendid park,
bail n,s 'Novsna, stands the queens palace the
''en Is skirtcd by the canal above mentioned aud
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E,pEsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR THE
NAVY AGssr's Orficg,
NxT I.Is -,t

T-- ------
$500 s, Washington, April ~ 1853,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this
the 18th day Of May 1858 at FOR the supply Of such
OF fresh vegetables required the Washington
station during tho fiscal the LIST Of July
next, and ending On the 30th June, 1850.
The beef vegetables he or good quality the
affords and each article must be offered for by the pound
bond with approx security will be required IN onehs
mated the contract and twenty
DO withheld from HE amount Of each icnt 70 s ae coa
security the the
be paid until it Is fully complied with
Every offer made must be accompanied (as directed in tho
making appropriation the 1887
proved 10Th August 1870 by written signed
responsible tho effect that he they
the bidder bidders WILL his their
obligation, within Ave days. with good and sucn surcc
nsh The articles proposed. fass ~ ttes .s4s w
proposal will be considered unless accompanied by gnar
nnicc WIN. FINN,
Ap 2S-law4w Navy Agent
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non. JOHN W. ELLIS


zs .lkrOaa w Rnsrish No tnsndaral ! ssi siilat
The democratic axd3lstc for governor, john W. Ellis,
u ia th$ slgW Ut manhood. being Ia his 3sth year lis
was born la IaysAsow county, In November lsae. he
graduated at the University Of NORTH Caroina and after
wards read law under Judge Pearson.
We first met him ia Tho dcinocIatc StaAe convention
Of 1874, which nominated Col Michael Hoke for COVER
nor In response to general Gull Of the convention he
made speech that occasoss In yndcation Of demo
cratic principles and especially urging PARTY Organization
which produced highly favorable impression and gave
promise of The distinction which he h. since achieved
We remember we'll the occson the speech, am, the APP
pealance and bearing Of the In 1874 after All an
mated contest lie elected to tho house Of commons
from the county of Rowan and he continued 10 serve
in the house until lSfS when he elected Judge Of
the superior courts of law and equity In 1886 he
member Of the democratic State committee We had
the honor Of serving with him Ia the house of commons
in lS46--the celebrated preamble session when to he
democrat 10 be tried in the fires of persecution and
maievolcnce, and when principles still more
clearly defined, and our organization strengthened by
that wholesome adversely which and then ovcrtakcn
all majoritcs in free States Judge Ellis acquitted him
self with credit during this, well during the
first and last sessions which he served ; and he went
from the commons to the bench the first democrat who
hal for years been elected Judge. His decided personal
popularity shown both In his election the legisa
tnre and to the judgeshp; for Rowan was considered
rather wg than democratic county from 1874 TO 1913,
and the legislature of IS4S was Is well known nearly
II not perfectly balanced.
He will resign his judgeshp ut the close of the cns,i
ing week, having concluded Northampton court and he
would doubtless have resigned at but for the fact
that, all the other Judges being their circuits
could bcsarcd to take his place We take for granted
will appear before the people by the 10th 18th of May
Wepredic that he will produce tho most favorable inn
preston wherever he goes, by his ability and cloquence
and that the great body of the people, from the
to the mountains, will rally to him with an enthusiasm
and oneness Of purpose which will overwhclm all OPP
position
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sst0f April 10, 1885.
NOTICE y HEREBY proposals viii he received
at this department until the tenth day May proxac
Of any portion whole of nss millions OF treasury
notes IN exchange gold the United
The treasurer Of tho ua,cd
dcphs branch mint Now usesss The
s,,an Bos York Carsst OF ~ Louis With
days such proposals. under the author
y Of the act Of Congress 10 authorize the issue
treasury notes approved ead December, 1857
treasury issued the rccc bore crun
dcsic the credit a the treasurer o'
They viii bs made payable ~ tbs order such
agree such exchange al tho lowest
interest," exceeding six ccnsnm annum asd wa
carry Of the ccrtihcsS q such dssiss
The proposals without condition and
without ether saai rates
fourth half, three fouhs Of ccnam One
per proposed be exchanged must bc de-
posted treasury officers above ensmers whose
deposo each Iutessl ~ 80
tho proposal MOI acccp.s Immediate
directions given such dspcsc 6hsd tho
Of the Of Congress- " this
notice, they will not bs considered
All this notice be sealed and inscribed on tho
outside Proposals Treasury Notes" They will be epened at
his department IL O'Clock, said tssh ay u My.
HOWELL COBB
April IL 1dfMayl0 Secretary q the Ireascsy
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VIGILANCE COMM1TTEE-Hl good citizens, il
law and order, viii meet This "wednesday
Hall, nominate JOHN fIDl

ming, April
for ", 81
The security Of life liberty, and property which Have ch 40 lone
the hwlcss dc.cradGcs who n city demand
should be the hand Of the burglar the
ccndiary the rights Of properly will become
devoted life
cheap barter for the bravoi This 81 politics
seifprcscyatica Let veancr committee o ali good
would labor protect
lct from amongst their nulerope who by useful industry
identified with the and prosperity the
enough party party rdle party aud
sleek and shuIng politicians
sensible, and unassnmins like JOHN fuRDYa
from the people who will be The peoples friend tho peoples
guardian aud the peoples who Will dare promote the
peoples interests and the peoples rights yDx P0PUL
Ap 2S-it Hia flt 'sly144at fistHa te0t
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akay~ TnE Committee appointed by the democratic
nothing convention 10 make arrangements for mass
John Enniss Office Louisiana between
AZ 9th streets Friday evening next at 3 O'Clock.
WASHINGTON, d. G., April "a, 1888 APP
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W. IVVHIST NNTI TTFIVM Y TN.--Thc NffVcr-
Il tiscr, middle aged who speaks Fnplsh
French. Spanish, Its'rn languages well educated and .c
qnsn'cd With maritime ain hs foreign
legation; afterwards West India trader - indus
Try acquired good living hut few mouths ago very heavy
lo~scs HIM the cr,,
inen courier and iH'Is M ,,ronat,
bound W the c.ntinr gnib ~ r,ncs
for qualification eicr csciiy aud u rpr no, 10
obtain recommendations rr.. in
Washington aud Alabama. VIZ tff W. -
Address A. g., Box Is Mobile, Alabama An o. A
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DURE LINEN GOODS or THE BEST CLASS
very largo compsts IN al departments msRy
10 iressui orders all which sased pvverbay
prices r. sfit4fS s.8a4 sss4F s.i fii- i5s
quantity pure esods aanuay passing
hands enables ener really the best fabrics the
usually charged for the inferior grades
supplies from tho North daiiy.
Ono only marked plain agcs therefore purchaser
ovcrclarged.
All bills presented nonthly for payment in cash.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied on In all
FERRY BEOTIiER,
Snrcs, building,
20-10tdf Opposite Centre Market.
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q.
*sS Z, 1870 D'AoNf'.p lNss'o'AAiioN- "A
,mssns ~ 'no unss n soNuoh VIII DO ha on
nPin ~ iooo, W.T. oVns ~ iwophSs p"cS,
soupst ocr Oh h an" eueets iuhcmi h'cndancc Of mem
ny arasr % Tue president q mo ASSOCIATION @
go = $500 = ''i' 'V'''"'st
- - -
WTillTE PIQUE, Figured Aiarscllcs for Bas-
w qnes patterns at remarkably low prices
dry goods for general family wants
northern eastern correspondents scnd US new suppIc
daily
price only plain npircs and
deviation permitted.
We arc
All bills presented monthly for in cash Settlements by
trade near cash business az posi-
Bile without disturbing the pleasant relations
many ourselves years
past FERRY BROTHER,
April opposite Centre Market
~
CAKD.-We receiving and opening "A SUI
IA pcror Stock Of Spring Summer Cuhnr also Of choice
styles tas.incrcs nrs Linen Drills.
and Duck Of the latest Paris gcuemcn youths
have never been offered this market nc ccs style
rs cannot DO manufactured to in this sff
sag. .al. WALL, STEPHENS, " Co., Id sse
ApIs-owf lIatsI star a. tatcsI
ssN =, prNn IN corn T,yInp q u,upy
XIX 20, -. ,s, 49,, ., ols ,s - n,aAon
., w o'o' s'c '~ "T"y "rposo" eo"i pen frcc
- az. ~ . ,.. ladies, ,,, nx,r., moi, ,s,h ,.. - :.
'0, ~ % s'''f'' per" VIZ" h0'ae' very neat mr.
,v,. !. n. ~ y. .,s.,. r A.. ,.~,,.,. .r,. =, -, 49,,
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|CtREEN, BROWN, AND BLACK SUMMER
NJ Cloths superior quality for bays Jackets .s q
Gray Croion Cloths, for the purpose s,.
Green Brown Blue and Black Cohs for bcys wssf and adss
ding habits. .E.0s e.
Many styles aud choice wash goods FIR boys
New supplies rom North and Fast daily,
price oay marked in plain figures hence NO purchaser
overcharged .....
We opening accounts and presenting all old balls
monthly payment cash will not be acceptable
general shortening credits where obtain supplies de-
manis that rgdiy apply our terms ia all nscs
PERRY K HKOTfHR
Central baidtuR,
April 2J-lOtdif opposite Cenlrs Market.
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He1y@ PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC AssoCIATIoN.-A
Of the lcDsy be
Wednesday evening April %, 1853 their
southeast Of Tih and
bers IA requested. n 44 gr4 Z
by ~ The president OF tho association
April 27--H TIlDs. J. MoCAMANT, Secretary
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XXLIs0oNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

w INTEL IGENCE AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY. -4kOA0E
FASAM Main door " the Banking Iiouse OF
Cole sumner, 4 Co., La Crosse, Wisconsin,
prepared buy sell or give Inflammation with regard 10
farming, ana- either
VITA money Wisconsin Minnesota attend 10
selling leasing dwelling houses other
make colectioss taxes examine titles
collect rents, &C. &c.
L0ANNG MONEY, wfdrh guaranty
three the amount ~ nanDd.
from twelve cont interest si
may WISCONSIN and Minnesota
secure the that as Advaacins from
Interest legal IN Wisconsin, ~ high
rccnt,, in there aw
of inquiry prompy attended 10 ani
rcnttcd by mail or express " any part q ne coasry
Feb l7--6m - Ffht fA8t9 Sl#f GFD. EAliNAMs
refers 70 the following gen.en Hon G q w.shesrn~ q
Alex. W. Randall Madison, W iAcut tov
f. D. Campbell Crosse wis., HIM ~ Hastings, (sxte treasurer
Trcmsan Wis. Thee RoduS (ccciver u 8 land Off La
Crosse In Crosse, Wis; Judge lord, do
do Hon Gan (udge 9th jUica circuit Gaevile Wis
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NTODERN LANGUA G Els. Professor DANIEL Il
ly GROUX Teacher Translator Of Modern Languages
CHILLY Frcnch Spanish German No 22s Penn opposite
Wizards Hotel 2u--d3mo
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A NEW MATHEMATIcAL AND CLASSICAL

NEW MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL.
IA SEMINARY j. H. A BRIDGE having nushcd Tho
u usually pursued northern college,
experience business Of teaching open Yeung
Seminary Warrington of high and charnucr
Monday, April IL, At O'Clock, a. .4a ~ 4l
me will the number Of sholArs be allowed average
than each and I'll swprrtv lib
education viii be taught including higher ashc
modern and ancient sgges phspAy aud chem
Temporary have been engaged No street.
door II t8h ~
Terms S1b per quarter In advance
reereuccs
Obi. W. w. Nsut0n.
Richard smith, esq., Cashier Metropolitan bank.
George W. RxEs, ESQ.
Major John Ice, USA an
James g. Derrci, csq Ap 10-dlm
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the building At the of 18th street and The avenue
OF co~e the visitation upon OF our evening eo'-
porsries Dbl not proceed from amy one 10 the procession
but isoaa some evil nadcd individual. who would nave
been better employed had no Joined in the demonstrators
of the evening $500 81 ~. a.al.3 lllea ~ q ~
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PHoToGRAPH oILPAINTINGs.

DROFESSOR j. Il. CHURtIIiJIl Artist, respect
Il fully rctavns thanks Y" his friends past encourage
p,e~t, nuat srlhssS n rsmfirusrr- ~ tho same
studio AZ As'ar'e, Gallery No as fenns,sahs avenue trcc
doors east Of y. street
Il Drr4 z-tfA i'i Nlf Nil 'ai
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esN1O 3O3' PEN IN GOLD--GlI.LOTTS CHI
In EoM, approaches
quill requisites good pen closely than other
combining elasticity aud dursbAy Prwo
81 30 each: by receipt Of ths amount.
Agent Washington, u. g., FRANKLIN lfH, IA n
bookseller Sia,ioncr, ay bet 9th 10th IT..
Ana y. lSaatas&Gi0bc l
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FURNISHED ROOMS. -parlors with Bedroomsat-
Opposite willards' Hotel. Mar 21--3m
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CKELEToN SKIRTS. on TIE NEWEST AMI

CKELEToN SKIRTS, OF THE NEWEST AND
~ best kipis produced
200 Dozen ladies' Paris hid gloves all scs and
200 plain, pod and striped white Null Nalnsook
and musins
Dealing largely white goods or them
the moderate prices
rs overoharaed.
New supplies from the North and East daily.
n, stNt FERRY BROTHER
/ - - Central Stores, building
Aprh N-aio" cppcsite Ccntre Market
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JAMES J. DICKINS ATTURNEY-AT-fAW
81 Patent Claim and General Agency Once 5outlcast Corner
seventh and streets. lee Ill
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TSBBIrT house,. H. FREEMAN, street,
~ between l&,h Washington D. CThs
fashionable hoelas been thoroughly repaired and Furnished
with new superior hundred
ronns, and all the requisites Of frat class house
provided COACH which viii BIZ II the railroad
depot landing arrival for tbs q
passengers and baggage to the hotel. Hs Oc p
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~ GORGE G. THOMAS, COMMISSIONER OF
NO 400. May l0-1y
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TIME LAST LOT OF CHEAP BLACK SILKS
Soft aie and glossy, that shall have this month, at
rs, 81 z cents, and 81 per yard 4f
largo higher WIDER finer grades,
ihick" and glossy iiatetn." 'g
pieces grades things
all widths black English grapes Z. low prices
goods Will enable
tomc 70 be very moderate sase #
New supplies daily from North and
price only marked In pan gues hence rsrchaser
charged.
opening any scccusts,
that In cash when presented monthly Aynscu
articles bow prices and fair dealing may kc relied N al
f
rEHRY nHOFneR
Central Storcs," building.
Ap 20-10tdn opposite Cantrs Market.
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SERKxApE was given last night to Gov Brown, tht
Postmaster General by party Of gentlemen from th,
South and West.
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u III. GIILET Counsellor at Law, has removed
he rcsicncc franklin Row, corner Of and
lie viii continue 10 devote his attention principal
Is To cascs in tho unitGd states Supreme Court.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-30

RE- The Troy Democrat don't like
our history of Sammedary, but forgets to
tell US what it intends to do about it.
We did not expect that it would tickle
the fancy Of those who have no higher
ambition han to wallow in the mud Of
Democracy, especially when they return
to the wallow when it is in its most filthy
condition. The editor of the Democrat
may. as he says, have lived in Ohio. and
may have known Sammedary; but, as
the Dutchman would say, "dat makes
notings out" Mr.. Thompson may have
been acquainted with penitentiary con-
Wet in Ohio, and yet be none the worse.
or the convict none the better, for all
that. To cut the matter short, our opin-
ion Of Sammedary remains unchanged.
If he fulflls his promises, and does the
clean thing in Kansas, we shall be one
of the last to cry out against him. But,
from the antecsdents of the man, We have
our "dubiohs doubts" upon that little
Notwithstanding Mr.. Thompson
used to live in Ohiol
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KANSAS SruL AHEAD.-Kansas, .

KANSAS STILL AHEAD.-Kansas, al
though so young, is rapidly gaining pre-
eminence in the way Of agricultural pro-
auctions and when the right sort Of at
tention is once bestowed upon this branch
of industry, she will distance all compst-
itors. At the Holt County Fair, last
Fall, Kansas lady took the prize in
equestrian exercises /; and one or more
prizes were taken BY Kansas stock. Now
that the hog season has arrived, Kansas
still maintains her sway. Last week,
Milton Utt, of Wolf River Township, in
this County. delivered at Mr.. Bailey's
Pork House, hog which weighed. after
being Quilted and cleaned, 472 pounds !
This is the biggest of the season
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-12-30

RI The Forest City Monitor is in the
habit of calling the Pork House on the
opposite of the river, "Our pork house,
and claiming the credit of it for Forest
CityI lift is their pork house. we think
some of the people of that place acted
rather strangely towards it, only a short
time sgol Suppose we should call the
establishment Of Tootle, Zook 4 Hill,
our pork house. dilate upon its advsnta-
ges to White Cloud, and refer to ii to
prove to the farmers how much they are
indebted to this place - wouldn't the
Monitor consider US rather fresh F" and
h" hard up" at the same time? We next
expect to see the Monitor claiming the
grist mill at Iowa Point, as a Forest City
institution
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Tbe Kansas Chief.
SOL. MILLER, --.--. EDITOR.
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS:
Thursday, :: December 80, 1858.
AGENTS.

J.E.DUDDERIDeE,( SuesessoIto W 3 .Swym-
Essr,) Northwest Corner of Olive and Main
Streets, St. Louis, is our Agent in that City, for
ssaiSitiA criptionIand Advertisements and
making collections for the Chief.
j. J. RULET, ESQ, Post Master, Oregon, Mo.
1T. MILLER West Alexandria, Prebls Co., %,
.. L. DILL, Germantown, Ohio.
0RVILLE Roor, Esq, PadOnia. BrSWn Co., K.
A. W. WILLIAMS, Esq ., Sabstha, 90
DAN. MeFARLASD, Esq, Carson, %
J. w. WrLHorr, Esq, Mt. Roy, %
T. DRUMMoSD, Esq, HiaWatha, 90
n. L. SAwIN, Esq, SaWin's Store, "
ToRRET h LAPrIN, Seneca, Nsmaha Co, Kan.
Rev. C-0RAEAH, Highland, Doniphan Co., X.
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~ The editor Of the Troy Democrat
(who used to live in Ohio! talks i il
he thinks We are opposed to Troy being
the County Seat of this County. II he
has any such idea, he is mistaken; for
we have always advocated the claims Of
Troy, and are still in lavor Of that place.
as long as Doniphan County remains IN
her present shape. But the Democrats
idea about Jim Lane having the Court
put of, is really funny! We thOnghs
that Lanes most inveterate hater had
ceased to be troubled with the nightmare
on his account. Thompson, you're b.
hind the times. Why didn't you sHs'r'
at once, that Jim Lane had brought Oh
the cold snap. just at the time when C0'H
was to convene?
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% The first number Of the lSdiS
American Magazine. formerly Grah'm,J
has been received. It is illustrated VIE
"Papa's New Years Present, "Saturdg
Night" Colored Fashion Plate, and Oh
er engraVings. It's literary contents ~
of a choice quality, and it bids i'lf !"
become as popular as was ever Graham
Magazine. 1t Isl now published By Henri
White, No. 7, Beekmsn Street. ~,
York. at 80 a year for single copies :
copies, SO 4 copies, IS.