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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02

J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
 Corner of Third and Pine sts, St. Louis. Mo. Dr. J. J. McAlmont, Agent at Little Rock and Dr. s. J. McAlmont at Pine Bluff, Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
HOPEvILLE ACADEMY,

T. J. STERLING-PRINoIPAL. INHlS Institution will be opened for the reception Il ofpupils on the first Monday of February next. The scholastic year will consist of two sessions, five months each, and pupils will be charged from the time of entrance to the close of the session. No de- ton except in cases of protracted sickness.
 TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MoNTHs: meto, .................... ~ - slo % English Grammar, Geography, Composition and Defamation. ............. Ia OV Natural, Moral and Mental Philosophy, As tronomy, Rhetoric and Political Economy 20 % Latin Greek. Aloebra. Geometry. etc 20 co The above Institution is located at Thomas Store, Calhoun county Ark, the main road from Cam den to Pine Bluff. Boardingis cheap and convenient to the Academy.
 TRusTEEs-Drs. W. A. Thomas, R. c. Holdermess, John S. Waller
 Jan. l9, 1859. 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02

" ii rhrt ually cure LNht COMPLAINT, rsSrEpSIA, JAUNpICE, throni" o- SrrvaH~ Ce6iiity. DiSenses o sa" Aiia"y-. nra all Di.gase~ f-''k iroHi !s ~stsCrderei Liver or Stomach. .sJsp-psin,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02

Corn Meal. A LOT of fresh ground Corn Meal just received ~ and for by RAPLEY, HANGER & co. Jan 5. f5q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02

McLean's celebrated Lnnent is the only safe and reliable remedy for the of Spavin, Ring Bone, Windgas, Spnts, Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or Swellings. It will never fail to Big Head Poll cv Fistula Old Running Sores, Sweeny, if properly applied. For Sprains, Bruises, Scratches, Cracked Heels, Chafes Saddle Collar Calls. Cuts, Sores, Wounds, it is an infallible remedy Apply it directed, and is certain in every instance.
 Then trife no longer with the many worthless Lin iments offered to you. Obtain a supply of Dr. Mc- Leans celpbrated Iinimcnt I will cure
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02

Robinson County Whisky! VETE are just receipt ofa few bbs. of old Robin w son county whisky, warranted pure article. Jan 12 ls59 FIELD & DOLBY
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02

DECEIVED per steamer Mary Cook large and O well selected stock of men and womens saddles, bridles martingaes collars saddle bags and saddle wallets, moss blankets, overseers whips and OK thongs. Apply to A. J. HUTT.
 Jan. 12, 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02
McL-AN'S vo-CAEI1 GIL L-T.I--r!,T. .nn EENr [ MILNE K ri1r r.1,n
For Horses and other Animals.

Will rlicvc plin rnost i sta-tnncorsly, and it will
 'lcnns-, ruiiv, al heal the ioulcst n an in-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-02

F., ,o.o and Collector Of Arkansas Countu fe1 Y ls99 It Cost of adv the whole 9
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ISFLAMNATEON OF THE EYES

Like al other inflammation, is caused by
impdrity of the blood. which causes all crup-
tive diseases, as Salt RheGm, Scurvy, Boils,
Sores. Uicets. &c. The blood being unhealthy.
and of an impure nature. also occasions Drop
sizes. The blood becoming obstructed in the
veins, the watery part of the blood in conse-
queRce is thrown out from their extremities,
and dropSy is the result. Many times it is
occasoned by improper treatment of some
former disease, and the vessels being filled
by Serious humors instead of blood Free evac-
uations by these pills open the passage into
the bladder and carry off the corrupted hu-
mors, and renew them with pure and hea Nhy
bleod, which will drive out of the body all
Inflammation, together with eruptions of the
skin. and all dropsical complaints. They will
be a SHIELD tn every form Of disease to- guard
and keep YOU from the cold grasping hand OF
death, and cause life and strength to remain
and the couhtenance TO brighten with the
bloom of beauty and health
Or. Morse's Indian Root Pifs are sold
by all dealers in Medicines. .. ..
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THE GENESEE FA. .MER.
( ESTABLGHED IS 1881.
Extraordinary Offer :

EXTRAORDINARY Offer ta.
P3NHE GENESEE FARMER is now admitted
n to be the cheapest agricultural paper pub
lishea in America. 1t is bel eyed to have
larger circulation thar any similar journal in
the world. But there are thousands Of farm
ers who do not take this or any similar paper
To reach this large cl:s. although the FJrmer
is now cheaper than she cheapest, we have de-
ternlined 10 make it cheaper still.
TO ALL WHO SUBSCRIBE NOW,
Or before tbe first of December, we will send
The Geiiesee Farmer for lSG0, and the remain.
ing TWO months Of this year November and
December), for fifty cents In other words,
we will send The remaining numbers of this
year rs +-. Hr.H
\ PRESENT TO ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Send the ffty cents in three cent postage
stamps, at our risk or get one Of your neigh
bors 10 JOIN with YOU, and send dollar bib
Published for twenty nine years, in the very
heart of the "Genesee Country with | on
dreds OF the best farmers and trGit-growers.
in every State as correspondents. The Gc,,esee
Farmer contains information of grea. value.
1t is The
ID FARMERS OWN PAPER"
And no effort is spared TO make it worthy Of
their support Gil.
WHEAT-CUaTURE receives special attcn-
ton. Every subject connected with the farm
ers vocation is discussed. The Management
and Breeding of Stock; Cultivation of Grain
and Grass; Farm Houses. Buildings, Fences !;
Undertaking, Flowing, Sowing, Harve sting
Threshing, Marketing; Dairy Management; !;
and every operation on the Farm or Garden,
receive attention. t
FULL AND RELIABLE REPORTS OF TIE
s $3.50 es F- MARKETS .r H7-s
In New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Rochester,
Buffalo, Toronto Chicago, Cincinnati. Liver-
pool and London, are given each month, pre-
pared expressly for the Farmer by gentleman
of great experience Intelligence, ind eagacity.
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
The Ladies. too, write fer the 0enesee Farm.
er, and furnish hundreds Of we'll tried and val
uable Receipts.
We design TO make the Volume for 1860
decidedly the best of the series.
TWO HUNDRED L THIRTY FIVE DOLLARS
In Cash Premiums will be paid for the great
est number of subscribers sent in by the fif-
teenth of January.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
Specimen copies and Show bills sent gratis
to all whe desire to act as Agents.
TWENTY ONE CASH PRIZES,
Besides liberal Specific Premiums, and. in
Clubs Of eight, Twenty Premium
to every subscriber.
NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
Bear in mind. all who subscribe now will
get the last two months of this year for nothing.
Unly Fifty Cents year
Address, JOSEPH HARRIS,
PrBLiSHER PRoPRIRroP,
koehsass- v. T.
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Rates of Tuition

- hateS- OF 7Iult1On-.
Primary Branches, s. .-.,... = "a. n 50 sc
Common English, .-.E ~ sf.v.T $50
Higher English, with Algebra, 4, rsa- ais
Higher Mathematics, t.+rerc -ss 6 90
Latin and Greek, ,s-s-- ~ II E..,e.a- 600
Drawing te1tra) sgs-.g. 81 sts.r-un. $50
Music, with use Of Piano, (extra) l6 90
French, (extral - ss-e.'... 3 90
French, withasss other studies, 500
Room Rent, each, $3.50 ~ - . 90
sFl~ Competent Teachers have been secur-
ed fsF every branch Of Study. [3l.1
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A NOTORIOUS ROBBERY and burglary
IA wasiconihlitted at the house of thesub-
scrlber, in Hector township, on Wednesday
night, Oct. 5th., the robbers entering through
a window. They broke open trunks and took
good to the amount of Sl00; principally men 5
clothing also pedlar's tin trunk full of
goods. We think they catered with intent to
kilI-two axes being found in the house and
some clubs at the window. There were four
in number. The subscriber offers reward
of TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS for the arrest
of the thieves, or TEN DOLLARS for the re-
turn OF the goods, or information where they
can be found. HENRY j. LEACH.
Il Pike Valley, Potter Co, Oct. S.-s-3t. sa-
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tSquirt-ological. The first Fire Engine
pr brought into Potter county, arrived
Fe last Saturday eve"ing. 1t was pur-
bsed by Mcssrs 0Imsted & Kelly, Of
! ) place, at Seneca Fails, N. Y, where
|Eas made, aud is intended for Ger
MIA village. 1t cost $780, and tFToagh
Iall in size, is well calculated 10 DO tho
Irk it is intended for. At trial here,
threw a stream as high as the face of
town clock, which We regard as good
birting for so small a "machine," the
imps being onlv 6 inches in diameter.
I the breaks being only large enough
eight men. Coudersport ought to
Fe Fire Engine, though we suggest
|hrger one. -- .
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English, renewed bis efforts, and by ges.
lures, and the use Of one or two German
words at his command, endeavored to
make known his business By fhis time,
the presence of Mr. Greeley was announc-
ed, aud the authorized agent offhe @ er.
mama Association quietly withdrew.
- Wetfs''oy'o Denlocrat. 50. -. -
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e;afutr arn eounttt,
,oUDERspORT, OCTOBER n, 1859.

#IOLp6Ls1A SAeA = WA SDLA a 1SJ1s
H91e young winter noticed last week
kreased for day or two, snow falling
\ the depth of two inch S, and then van.
ed, last Sunday. This, (yyednesday)
brning We are having another little spit
epow, and the ground is nearly covered
Hi white carpet again. s
ll9hc regular quarterly meeting of the
.udersport Library Association, is 10 be
ID week from Saturday evening, be-
Nov. 9th, in the Hall of tboS. of T. :,
(mediately after the Adjournment of the
Eision. We are also reqaestcd tostate
II the Ladies Literary Society will
Jet at the same time aud place, and Al
Paper" of literary contributions By the
Embers, will be read: bv Mrs. j. Hen.
|ek. A general attendance is request.
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PA. srRsBiSa
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AUDITORS Notice.

VHNHE undersigned an Auditor, appointed by
IL the Court of Common Pleas of Potter
Coanty to make distribdtion of the proceeds
of the sale ofreal estate in case of D. Z. DIM
sted rs ThoS. J. Presho & L. G. PreSho, No.
Il June Term, 1853, viii attend to the duties
OF his appointment at the Office Of the Plo-
thonotary IN Coudersport, on Wednesday, the
i6tli day ofNovember next, at O'Clock. P. NJ
Those interested are requested 70 attend.
Oct. Is, 1859 H. J. 0LMSTED. Audr.
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'EACkfERS' EXAMINATIONS,

'oudersport, Nov. 10, at the School House.
Rllegany, Nov. ~ at the Raymond School
HuSe. ..... -
.ewisville, Nov. %, at the School House:
fundertinrille, Nov "a ....
Harrison, Nov 25, al Dodge School House.
Bingham. Nov. &c, al the School House near
liter Leonard s. - . ..-
Gcnesee Forks, Ntt: 2s, at the Schl house.
pswayo Village, Nov. %, at TIE School
Disc.
fharon, Nov 30, at the Sclrool House near
NJ mouth of Hontcye Creek.
Hebron, Dec. l, 1t the Crandall Hill School
6nse
Roulet. Dec. 2, ut the School House ncar
Hilander Reeds
Sweden, Dec. S, at the house of C. L. Car
k
Pike, Tuesday, Dec 6, at the first School
gnse below S. Ii. Martins
The examinations at each of the above pla-
are to commence ut 10 clock A. NJ Teach
" are requested 10 be pRnctudl; also, to fur
U themselves with pen, ink and paper, and
hders New Fourth Reader as usual. A
kher standard of qualification will be requr-
Bthan heretofore. j. HENDRICE.
CoudersPort, Oct. -, 1859. Co. Supt.
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aeM anderti

I'D s, CVLWELL will ray Cash for FURS
kDo ard SHEEP PELTS Alsc. for OATS.
CnudcrSport, Oct 26, 1850.
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/ & = . r ! 10 L
TT rs 4 COMMON oBsERFATfoN shat
there are more sufferers from debility,
among Americans, shan can be found
among any other civilized ration. The
reason is cbvFy9s We take too little ex-
ertiSc, and forges the wants of the body
in the absorbing pursuits of business
In all such cases ordinary medicines can
do little good. What is required is just
such tonic and invigorator as Dr. j e.
Hostetter has given to the world, in his
CELEBRATED "BITTERs." The weak and
nervous denizen of the counting .house,
the exhausted toile; upoh the shop. board
and TIE pros,3s;ed sttdeht of fhe mid
night lamp have found q wonderful re-
generator in fhe ''BitteFsf" and prefer it
to more preteutiors, but less efficacoes
medicines. But it sho'tld not be forgot
ten that the agent which is so magical in
It's Influence apou frame which is mere
y debilitated. is equally powerful in as
sisting nature to cxpei the most terrible
forms of disease Who would not give it
u trial?
Sold by druggists and dealers every
where a.r s.- .r.arr 7r sr-e.-s
sO- See &dvcrtismeht in another col
umn. .@ s -
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Agricultural implements,
THEIR WORK
special Noasce TO the Ladies.

SUMMER FASHIONS.
MRS. GRIDLEY tenders her thanks to the
citizens of Potter and adjoining counties, for
theiv generous patronage. She would say TO
the public, that she bias. on hand a splendid
assortment of Millinery Goods, which she will
sell retail or wholesale as the lowest rates, es-
pecially to those in the tEsde, at small ad-
vance from N Y. prices. All orders prompt
ly attended to- s7 e-Frw aslEsEH gf4F
TIE. GRIDLEY will deliver Bonnets to any
place ordered. Bleaching and Repairing done
up in the latest style, with taste. The large
quantity Of work to be = done over" will. be
delivered at the earliest moment. Ladies
please call or send in your orders. Shop locat-
ted 81 miles west of Lcwisville.
E. EE. ". GRIDLEY.
Ulysses Nav g. lS5a.-38 &43 ea# ]" s-@#
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%ilANDLtSG BANK NOTES.-IcferSOH =
fector warns persons who are compel.
AAA TO handle bank notes, not to wet their
Nhmbs while counting the bills. 1t re-
iqarks that it the thumb comes in con
tAht With the tongue after handling note
lfWm the pocket of man infected with
lR small pox, the infection is as sure to
sARe effect as the inocuIation Of child.
"A STAB AT THE MEMORY GE THE
Az bGRIMs.-llon. John A Poor, of i'urt-
ma Maine, recently read paper before
M New York Historical Society, in which
attempted to prove that shOse fine old
Aows who fed from religions persecu-
~ in the old world, and established it
.Mthe new, and who FIRST landed at Ply
HArth Rock, ''were entirely insignificant
7ents In the work of culoEizing the con-
cent. They were anticipated bv the
APader movement Of Sir Fernando Cor
and were but company of traders and
A6beTman, intending, not to found con-
NJ lent, but TO make money enough to re-
W to England in seven years"
#THE attempt to connect the Kepubli-
sAh party with Old Browns mad outbreak
"a necessity of the Sham Democracy =
M they are not able 10 beat thc Rcpub,
lMans in single Free State this side of
.e Rocky Mountains, they must make
VIZ M most Of their victory over Old Browns 5
nFeen white men and frc negroes. They
have made so much ade aboat it that
MY are ashamed to have the small mum.
Mrot their adverSarics and victims known.
IA wouldn't do to own that She Federal
IA fecunve and those of Virginia aud
@aryland have been frightened half out
II their WIS by madman and his pla-
'Npn ot followers, Already the bulletins
0l tins war exceed in length and ponder.
y sness those of the war of the Greeks
VI tn Aerxcs; and still the teIegraphic
pres groan with further details. This is
keen hunt for party capital, and will
qtlmately recoil on the hunters.-N. Y
lriJune.
HERE is an anecdotc connected with
Pc late visit OF Horace Greeley to this
Punty worth preserving, and we there.
Pre- "do it up" as follows: There is a
Rentlcman at Tioga who, upon the arrival
German emigrants, provides them with
3Onveyance to Germania, the Duteh colo.
Nyl some twenty miles west of us. On
R.e morning of Mr. Greeley's arrival at
losa, he entered the car, in search of
ferman', and, discovering the philoso,
Rner Of the Tribune. and suppoxing him
oe ,, fresh from the old country, approach
IN MN, and told him that he was the au
'orlzed agent of the Germania Assocla
'0n 70 transport passengers and baggage
EOm the cars to the G Germania settlement
Fas all Dutch to Dir. Greeley, and he
paas 10 reply. The authorized agent, :"
~A'ns GTGeleF's silence for ignorance Of
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Special lloiiees.

The Iron CITY COLLEGE of Pitts
hiEeh. Penna. drew first Premiums fol
best Business Writ:hg, at the State Fail
at Philadelphia, September, 1859, ovel
the Commercial Schools at the East. The
superiority of the Penmanship Of this. La.
stitutien, has been acknowledged at the
principal Fairs of the United States, for
the lasd four yeays, -ttHsturyh True
Press. -. .ea....
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GUARANTEED to each purchaser. Sloo, ,o0e
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.x.l,..-x Instrnotion hi Cur CoIleges


MILITARY Instruction in Our Colleges.
Ata .insiiks this. when the Importance Of mil
isary Organisation and training cannot b ovsres
si,aa.sd, - deem i. highlyspertinent 70 submit
fev thosshts upon tho eAsms above indidtsd.
We have ever been among. the number Of pre-
VINO have favored the ides of Incorporating in
structon in military tactics. with the system OF ed
ucation pursued in the Colleges Of our State--of
making military instruction part and parcel Of the
education Of sur youth. The system combines
many advantages; Eissteip aGording beslthfsl "
version aud exercise in tho open air; thereby pro-
noting physical desclopmspl escond. il tends 70
secure habits Of obedience, compels defercntlal
respec, for superiers; promotes ease and elegance
Of manner. Together with afmanly and digni6ed
bearing an upright carsinge, to which the rtn-
dent may become 50 accustomed rs to prevent
him, in hours OF study, from falling into that
cramp ped and unnatural position, which. when
long continued is 10 fatal Ia health. 80 often the
precursor If disease and death. Last. but not
least in habituating them TO the use Of arms, they
are prepared to MAXI god citizen.soldiers, 80
that the transition from nitiaman tn a regular
is easy, and the country may feel TIM. it has, at
oil times, strong. because properly trained force,
upon which to rely in case Of emergency F
These are the main reasons that have induced
the belief IN US that il would be we'll for every
male College in Virginia AMI throughout the
whole South. to adopt the military feature. In
no ease can il do harm, and may be productive Of
grcat good.
We would be gratiGod if Gov. Wise slonld think
the suggestion worthy of being incorporated in
his forthcoming message IL the Legislature; and
still more pleased, if that body would pass law
allowing to every College in the commonwealth n
PA raha share Of tho literary fund, contingent
upon the adoption Of this feature We do not
think that better disposition Of portion Of The
fund could Le made.
Whilst upon this ul.ject We would take occa-
sion to express our rrgret ut the apparent apathy
which has existed upon this subject Of late, Mt
Lynchburg College. We speak adviscdly when
We LAY that it was, and il SILL tho unanimous
wish ot tho Board of Trustees that the military
corps should be- kept up to the highest point Of
yi.or AMI efficiency. Doubtless, there have been
d difficulties in the way If maintaining the orgnni-
cation upon purely voluntary rincipls--such
obtains in such insttutions-bnt n little more
military enthusiasm might inspire the students
and doubt not tint this would he II good time
to roorgarizc tho corps and nut it upon the best
possible footing. II the students do not care to
incur tho expense Of procuring uniform, that need
be no barrier; they could drill as we'll In other
dress.
We con mend THE jcct W the thoughtful con-
s.ern,on of all concerned DE-.
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lev, residents Of Madison C. H.. Va, were cleared
out for tampseiag with the public feeling. A pub
lie meeting in Raekingham county. Va. has or
dered Geo. Rye TO leave that county Immediately
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.., G3NMISsIoNERG SAIL OF
yaIua bic Tracts Of Land near CampheliC. N

tx PulsSiiANrt Aecrecnf the Fire,dt ieurt of Cam
- santea1 e sitSday q Ecssssr ,s the nnJe,.sU.
ed will pno<d hs s by was pabc Aupton uloD the Ire
IL 9Th hay DksE xhEs next the r. i
on LAND nCaal, coiniiy, aud hsl from Camp
bed coar a,s upon whirl, le late Mira bas Alexander re-
ct e John Altxaa DOR, decd, resided The tract contains
abent iS iooss nnh sil io sold In two parcels divided by
the county roathc pafcea the Soaih so OF the road con
tanning by estimates between 800 and Acrest and that an
the North side he@eeh NV and I've Acres
ar" all ot The best quality consisting commu,lous Brick
Dwelling Brick Onice and at the Outhouses Wheat (orn
and Tobacco B6h nd Sefyants' Houses desirable upon
large aud Fr9lyg estate They upon The paced south
set"n fheidiids are wei watcfed and timber abundant
The enclosures and haifdngsre IN excellent repair There
large and well assfed Orchard and of the highly
iproN Gardens IN The county attached To the DIV Cling house
crop Of Wheat has pecn seeded ( blsels) this Fall
Persons desiring TO inspect the premises, win Hnd Edwin L.
Page, ESQ, m MI Drahnobd, The Aanscr The premises
who VIII give any Information desiretA 49,, - $50
the terms IT se win Ne ii credit of II ana wears eoual
nsalnanls, with interest from the dny NJ saIe1 Nrgaah
notes to ,ifacoly en1oe IN yube az e Of The
BANKS in the city Of Lnc'pty and nc s retained uni the
purchase none! Is iuiy fihI '.iAfi u
II ON 'e d'! iolowg The Crop Stock, Plantation Tools and
Household ami Kitchen Furniture sold upon the IRE
misses ny ihe Administrator OF Mrs Alexander thus enabling
The purchaser ~ Wus all peoiG snptts upon The ground
The sale win eornhiencc az u. NJ, IN die yard,
{ Il a Ri u IL. kEAN5 Commissioner
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JssaxE BoS.rAsrr, Of Baltimore, who recent

JRRnxE BoSaPARrE, Of Baltimore, who recently
iresarnrd to the United States. has refused the d.
tnhy Of Ssaatefo If France. offered ~ hin, by'his
father, Prince Jerome. in order to induce him to
femaia 10 France Mr.. ,B.naparts preferred the
simple title OF American citizcn to that Of Sena-
tyr pf France. After the Efforts made by the
American branch of the B.napartes to obtain
ireccenition rs legitimate members Of The Imperial
family, the nsws Ut this refusal will create some
surprise.
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A MEXICAN Report. - New Orleans Nov 81. =
The Tennessee, irom Vera Cruz. hiring the report
that the President ut Mexico intends asking tho
immediate armed intervention of the United States
in the affairs Of that drstractci Republic.