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.sHsmR HaEorsRIr IrasslaasaES H1aasaa sd@
.sebscEinaen, for oaas syeaEs paFMhla
three dollars. if paid at thassHdsM ihay year folE
dopat@ No subsFEiptiea Eniln hnu urseeayei for a
paWa isssasaan aRaaF FeaE-waA sshaEFi ReI wishing M
10 sodiscnntlnue, must gaRe Masief 70 that es-
feet aaf ap ~ a arre aKsgess ssssavaEss -
Il 3 ceaSspsI Ire foT sasS ubica.ion
'sea;spt VII bs 5 eariK q IL sth
sshAs'As II s4ssye,
spa eGglfshs she ~
aIirnf t5 tfssontinue the pa5Ii cation: @ez
NO ateeTtisenent or subscription viii be stopped
antil al'the afrearagss paid, unless at the ep-
ton Of TIE pubiisher. -
No eiec tipn tickets Or other jobs printed without
NE n,oneysog t@ person ordering them tobe pfias-
Mi rsSf,onsibte person. - s.s 4 a=
sT4a.,l,sef- il, advance will invariably be res
cairet for eSaf aoaecement tofeandidates for Office
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Fs7a,srlg 8 eTnlt Haatss,s stasatHgf1H - A1a.
sssHA IAMEs s: GREENLEE, of aIississip-
III, having purchased ths aboue honse, begs lsaTe
Do announce III the pu bic that i IS noW opeIalor
the reception uf transient and hoarders
n 81 stnased beETeen the upper and leEgsr steas.
boat ianainsss fronting The CouFfa ahIeaa.
Che 1sses have been nessl furnisheas and 20
effort wil ~ renuer the ackunmosiafion
and fars as pleasant and acre eptaHe to- its patrons
aa those of assy hotel an tha tie State
Good stahiing foE horses. S..
January 1860.
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ST. Landry April 2lst 1860. em.
For sale at private sale.

A we'll improved Cotton Pisntation, situated
IA on p1aenemine Ridge. about Smiles from the
town of OppIousas, measuring four hundred and
twenty superficial arpents, with the growing crop,
as also e5 slaves thereto attached, work stock,
cattle, etc. @g7. -.
The same will be sold on such conditions as will
snit purchaser
For particulars, apply at the oaice Of tbs ope-
iouscs Courier May 2sth 1860
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susar Will for sale.

"A good horse power Sugar Mill, with nth a set
IN keftiss. II, IN GOOD order. will be sold at
moderate price. Apply to John P. Hudson Belle
me, or At the Ufffcs of Fhs Courier 9
June a#h. 1850. ~s2isss ssfa.= y
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.lsss ssaIa saffs,sa fssx SALE aA

agsai, alp sakEoaa fagr sale, e. 80 =
ri aysnv Bssaaffs suataIn iag ssoa aarsss s
W some $50 veil cleared and under fence.
The above Tract Of Land, is equal in fer.
tility to any land upon the Bayou, and viii
be sold upon liberal terms
Apply %, DR.. j, !. TAYLOR,
Il. '.sss., b. ~ ss...sE aear Opelouaas
November 17th. 1s59.-tf.s -~.
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HTNla II q ..st tT 1R e.

"a THE undersigned hereby inform their
I'll ssds and the pHhIisin ge.,eral that they
Y A hav ssreeeipetl u fsesh ami ecnnside se
dc Drugs and haaalcines a. aiso Paints
Perfumes Ell aa kinds. tksa
Thar aTa SCENTS fors the sals sf large quantity
IL Patent Medicines, the u,ost populaF. B
8 s s I. - a. l1lIATII4IER s CO.
MI q fss1. w y = Washington La 81
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FspR SALE.

II sPLENBED SUGAR PLANTATION sttr-
N sted On the Bayou Boerf. consisting Of l7oo
arpantsoflans., well inPfov@d IS sugar antat'on,
about ten miles above w Washington init Parish
Of st. Landry. BuPkE & GARLtassu.
Opelousas, May 1ssh, 1860. ezs#
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NEW sSTOREf

4 sheas eo.nar.a having formed a cornr,eres;s *
prs yhave ,ba under the style Of Men q d.
and ,,s rnhs;, ho'or of announcing to their so.,a,
.e.nrnad frn,, aeeatly that one Of then 5as ~.
ct Dry Goods Hardware, crocke.A A'plete assortment
,s'ocsfes, Shoes and Boots, Liono,, "' i!a ware.
vic may nave supply of everv ,h;a a,neiss
Inansfy store can, Or ought to have ~ tn'og that
s"ish.Hg 70 discard every thing liz csasr, -
y 81 .nas' anneunceaef, nevcrheess. the aa
barda nss''a.e not to say they can sa ,ba;r sr'
ssraapa ehsapsHs than goods haTs sss ana
esss 1R .9 she REagaas Aasa s sf ssa sota
A.e Undersigned, plsaiiHg thense,Yess ,,,c,, =; :,
oohsle',oh thdt The cash system il the hast as ,au
"i 'ue ouFefs "s the merchant ho,ss ~. 80
VINO may De disposed TO patron;ze them IN 'os. 80.
p''ce mem nncer the hard necessity of oo,s.,, ,us
ne"uhs tnen', that, in consequence Of the lee.
only. y" business tor cash
ihev occupy the old stand ofp =
Main Street, -'Ao VI l. q V. 10y, On
RENoIT NEY.
a., edmond DCPRF
onelousas, March 18th, 1850. DoA Nh
COMMERCIAL Co-PARTNERSHIP.
lySspl BpoCH, SOL. FIRsDEkG&. y 3 LorD
,. Shh undersigned entered into com.
- mercial partnership, on the 1st of
March 1860, for the purpose of carryino ~ y,
a general Dry Good Business in ODsjo1ssa -
'i.hey tender their services to the nphI;c
1T the Brick Store, heretofore occunied IN
Firnberg & Kaufman and the Pot~iat az
hoe Their stock will soon be complete
md customers shall not complain at prices
BLOCH, FIRNBERG eco
Cpelousas, March 3rd, 1860
PHOTOGRAPHS AND AMBRoTYPFs,
ME-. S. N, KELLOGG announces to the IL;
st -.es ss"s Of oerfonsas and vicinity that he has
ms s.snssa s,n l.esh supply Of material that he
oroSype, which cannot be surpassed in neatnasa
and durability. 81 Nea'nesS
Call ahd examine for yourselves, at his o.s+,,,
ain Street opeiousas, La. '''0 ''A A'''
m,r.s ,,.,o., s.s. KELLOGG.
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DIE uos, u an nTo5Ig55sxs. &c.

u ILANDRAiN, No. A, Cont Street, between Char
tres and Royal, W or leans has received an
ssortsasnt iii PiaaoS drssY Of Mr.
A DsBasn. III contrartnsof all q
Earope and south rira Debatn has rscsayr aeFera
sr naGs hrs tavstien Ali rhs pianns that
csaas xressiy made and Improved
r sportaoa and rerognized urspe as beng snFs
riar t6a iA,thf rs.s @ z5s ss&
Mr. Etaaafaia tarorahy kno. in many Parishes oi
Loassiana to and
tan themselves ss rortty Fanos and Harna-
he has jt from The a5sFs named house.
Having heen the mandatory OF Mr. Deban MI.
Fndsan arongy convinced Of the snperiority OF these
and hri,s desroas well known
content hins with small proas On ths
sls and viii guarantee ths. Bssides, Be VIZ
Y t4rs and repair then. IN III s.ss8;s E$5
Piaao s5ec:snfane.
This .tramsnt has definitely yanaaised MI tes and
psudices posse HE double advantage u at the
Panaayish ksT ar artists aud as
ho msieiapa BY profession. u z an nstrn
aa npbu which an the icnt pecr
nse hIr well asqnaiated with the pzechau-
iHn ofals .aa,ranaent aad viii sspais thsm Psrissts
Dec. .s3d.
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u " N8b &ss#8A SN - u
SaEHE Undersigned .has saa Anew Carver 3
I u Sin Stand Of the Improved patest. with so
saws. for sale. The terms and conditions will be
advantageous to the purchaser.
APPLY to be undo signed, on the Bayou Geus-
tabiean. ?. C. RICHARD.
St, .-andry. April sfs. Isea.-sm.
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LITERARY lfsTITgTl1N OF GPEL0gSlS.
Preparatory School for the Academies
Of the Union.

- 4 Z ~
Entirs Religious and Politieal Talerance,n
3=5ssss DEP4 P4RTMENTs:
G. e. nuRaaD, Pr;neip pal J: Professor sf French
Latia, History and Mathematics
u n. Jackson, Professor Of Easii.a, Geametry,
Geography and Writsng.
GoWDEHEQD8s
Boarding By the year, . $40 90 4
Day Scholars by the year. 40 90
= E * by the month, 30
AzssssS TnRafrusE. =S$
9 Redsteal, Mattrass. piioy. by the quarter, 81 90
Washing by the month so
0 Iae students expaetea to snTnish their lights
and their wood during the winteT 81.
M Thera will be public seni-anaaai axarnina-
tisns during each year
q Tie Scholastic year is.een pesed OF u months,
.nclndings the nonth of vacation.
The rely ctors III case Of s,e kness ether eau
ses inispsnaeat Of the will. will always be aceor-
saed WI th the greatesf equity. s5&I=#
Medicine and ths attention OF Physician IN case
Of sic kness at the cost af Pare hts, N which case
Parents have it al their option TO shoose their me
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NtDo gDlslRlsaN Us9GsEl{ {.lsSlWss Beg
Merchant -Failory OseIonsas,
WMAS the honor ID announce 10 his friends ard
III I the public IN general That be has just arrived
from New York with a full and complete assortment
af goods chosen expressly BY him and for his pa
srons suitable foS gentlemen hing, sneh cloths.
casiirs and other sss Ha has also aiargc assort-
sneut Of ready made clothing, cHt and made under
his own supervision and aitsr the most fashionable
cuts, most oil which 10 suit lis old patro,s asaso the
putlic who may wish good, durable aud elegant
clothing. sS.
. Gpeieusas, October zath l857-iv.
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resistance lor Sale.

A house and lot. located in desirable part oi
"A 0pelousas will be sold on reasonable terms.
Apply at the Courier Office.
Nav 10Th 1860 IT 6S
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SHE undersigned has opened Family
~ Grocery Store on Bellevue street at
Rachefs old stand, where be will sell choice
articles at as low a price as possible. During
the season. he will constantly keep freshfruits
of all kinds JEAN MARTIN
Opeiousas 18th Jan'y. 1850 I'm.
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~ TIL r Undersigned, heingg 10 longer e,,ga-
ssass4 ged With Mr.. Deiarnn, hasfhe honor to an
noliIce to the public tfat he has established him
self in GpeIoasas, where hefwilf repair cloe ks,
watches and lewelry The most difficult jobs in
his trade will be done the most approved style
and wasknanike manner. Repairs on Chranome-
tiers. Patent levers etc, fully guaranteed.
His shoptis on Main stEs=I, nearly onnasise the
-stnresof Messrs Perroiin.
5s1=s 5 w. NUDGE.
0peloasas, May a6th, 1850 s
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nv. g.. T. =. . ii .sai - i 8 =
0. 4. iD,iBIPp SUKT TaR, Baton RoHgs, %.
Ill give prs,t.sE attention ta the en- en-
VI VI tTy off 5lllanslls Il the State Land Ofr
fee. at Isatua Rpaas a
0pslausas, Oef 10Th. 1853.
aleasieu Press please eopie IN EIl-
ggissIl urlys Az
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na.lersi gslssI haF retired from the Land
utsisa III slousas, olfsrs his services To his
iaatls and tge nabiic in 6lsyirg
iins arsis. etaTing Iafsis, and II
q kiliss III iasli III said his iHti-
ulnse asqna,a aira with the business oi The osIe
IIIIN II. TIOR.
f5sa taieas agarsS,s q fet q eelf IS
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gE E3 5A ne w.

CsT arrived in this town, has established
~ work shop for the repairs of vehicles and
household furniture, such painting and trimming
of carriages and vanishing and polishing Of fur
niture. aEae hopes that a strict attention. to his
work and the moderation of his prices will soon
insure TO him liberal share OF the public patro-
mage. He will also 60 to the donicil of those
who may require him III the country
His Shop is near Rose Thierrys millinery esta-
blishment, Bellevue Stseet, 0peiousas.
Tuue 9 1Ssn-Er
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1aaf LlsHses q 4 80
thing 81 sast shs taste. Thsseeonls 8 y really
sreparais ansi iatp ps kess as feparHd Bcshca
be taken togsl lhef. sa nse AZ ana at the nthernr
both ass the saanA restores u heal ard re-
eatab the fhe ea1se at ail
such eases Al .fsar Comp amt, Nervous nls-s
lssraf1ee acEcfE paniesi ssash great weaEnesa aud
eastssa ffsyaTs8 hi great renaeS
g gar back of The t,nag, IL &c
Ear Ill Ihy "a. PE.sY Jna nrnggist, III
sieW Orleans, and s.. LEvx, agent, esoasas II
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Ope'ousas, February nth 1860. =
FaSHIasiBLE CLeTHIsG ESTABLISHMENT.

AiAAaGAoitA00A =
i#SHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
Il to his old trends and the public generally.
that he is now well supplied with skiiltul work
men and material OF the very best quality for ma
king mems and boys clothing. Hence forward he
will work and sell for cash only. he can, therefore.
aecomosate customers with any kind of wearing APP
parel at cheaper prices then heretofore.
His store is on the of Main & Vine streets
nearly opposite F. A. Kings residence.
DNL.* SHEUBLE
Opelousas, April 7th, 1860.
Wv.A5HIIE 0IIO5M HOTEL.
sHE above popular stand has again been re.
Il opened by the Undersigned z#s
It is the naost conveniently located house in the
toWnof Washington, with large and airy rooms,
newly fitted up.
The Accommodations will ever be the best that
the country can supply at the following prices:
Board and lodging PEE month, 8 1890
e without 6 : 1900
and q 8 tt week ss 900
-; 8 day C Iao
70 Attached to the Hotel is large aud COM
modious stable, well supplied with corn, hay and
fodder, where horses will be taken care Of at the
fotioHiag rates: z5ssS=ssz.sas 81
Per week, s Q 400
| Per day, ~ -@@4#s#85 -#s4 -Sza l.59
Elegant buggies and fine saddle horses shall al
MeHENRY HUSBAND.
Washington siav 9Th, 1sso-tf. ~ ~ sas
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ID I'D s3s Cf.
Fac,safg II paris, otfsrs his professional ser
"a II shp him Y II thsiS cen
alesce 80 I'll
One and res itsanee, ID Washing son - the
hnnsa iiataiy uecfr hy II sssee. Deeaillan
Washinssan All l!sslst 6fh. 1859. ~ Igr
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BORNE &. GRADENIGO. Collectors,

EE7ILL take in collections, claims OF ali kinds and
/ w descriptions which may be entrusted to them
from the Parish Of St. Landry asd those adjoining.
as well as from New.Oreans. They hope By their
iudustry and punetuality to deserve share of the
public patronage Their Office is On Main street,
epeIousas, opposite III. Provost Ian. is, 1859.
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asECa4OS & 90.

earusF BianTiiis l. EzekaBgaiiisf a..drleaas.
Have the honor 70 inform their friends
H. 5and .he public that they have just topeHsd
y ~ sas tfeir Store, No. So Bienrie s.reet, b.
sha Garner If Eschaags Alley, Depot Of Farnitnre
m every iesesiption,, such as Bedsseass, Armors,
Geatfe. Tables and Others Tatetste, Chairs, Sofas,
ysatenil Moss hair end spring mattresses, Feather
beds. They repair furniture, make eschanges and
take II aa storage They hops hJ care and industry
il absair, d ,sllsreof puslie pa.fanage. Dee. n
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RS Us is.Eatn his pafross and trends and
NJ Y the pabtc gsHsspslg that ha has eseasasasd
aaisse stees tweea ths eace af y essTe
& Aapfa as.s Gsrt.asi am that Of Mr. Moaase's,
wilI ba ready " aa ala times 70 %.
& tend E1 s.s,sa Naae aak him VII d 2 s
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nj IL in III 3
n Residence IN id BIZ fnsTn IT 0psIs.ssas,
cnnsisting of7 tsvo town Iots, llng hnHse
lite len, garden, hard etc. y
ApplY sss Ill "A N - - IL e &.
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DIR. w uno A. Robertson,
H AVING permanently settled IN Washington,
n offers hia professinnal services 10 all who may
honor him With their patronage. = f
Il Office On Main Stfeet, opposite the Drug Store of
sMessrs. Iaaaillier & Boachez lAp n. Ia5o-1s
.DR. j. d. MCMILLAN, Washingt ton. La.
II & the sign Of the rnortar,oa Main streetin
- Washington, La, viii always be tsaad 4
complete sappiy 81 flesh anI pure
A0Esags, IN sa
Medicines,
;saanss Chemicals.
That which may hot Be on hanH when called tor,
tainIy come by the next trip cf the best
Paraicianss Pseserint ntinna will be prepared with
The greatest care at all hours
e DT ilan AtEEars his oroie onaI serviessto
these 1hofnay need his ssHYicss ss.s - .s
Washington. May 18th, 1850. ~ 81
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ii /
1artAs l!srssh II s. ssars.
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asNaesss 9sIsDW WSsgssY .

IA THE subscriber takes this
E@T method Of informing the pablie
60 thats he has on hand, .and is
dailyasananafacsnring all kinds Of Saddles,
Harnesses, Brides and other such articles
usually kept in his line Of trade, on Main
stReets nearly opposite Kaaffnan's s store. m
0pelonsas, where the public can ind at all
times, from low price saddle or harness to
the finest that can Be made ID the State A
call is. solicited, as m IS determined to please
boshsin price and quality Of work.
ss..zs GEORGE PULFORD.
0peloaaas. July 18th, 1859. szs. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-16
The Black Republican Platform.

Resolped, That we, the Delegated
representatives. Of the Republican
Electors Of the United States, in Con-
vention assembled, in the discharge
of the duty We owe to, our constl-
tuents and our country, unite in the
following declarations:
/. That the history of the nation
during the last four years, has iul-
ly established the propriety and ne
cessity of the organization and per-
petuation Of the Republican party:
aud that the causes which called il
into existence are permanent in their
nature, and now, more than ever be-
fore, demand its peaceful and con-
stitutional triumph.
2. That The maintenance Of the
principles promulgated in the Dec.
laration Of Independence and emood
/ led in the federal constitution
"That all men are created equai; sha'
.hey are endowed by their Creator
With certain inalienable rights: thai
among these, are life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness; that TO secure
these rights, governments are INST!
tuted among men, deriving thei'
lust powers from the consent o
The goyeroed''-is essential to the
preservation o. our republican instltu
| tioss; and that the federal constitu
ton, the rights Of the States, ane
the Union of the States, must ane
and shall be preserved.
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Some fifty miles of the Atlantic
cable have been taken up to point
exsendiEgseaward fifty miles FROM the
shores Of Trinity Bay. Fractures
we're found in the cable just where
they had been indicated by the instru-
nents on shore. The intention is
10 undarrun a similar length Of the
wire ON the European side, and it is
then thought by the sabguine. pro-
moters of ocean telegrapbipg that
the Atlantic cable will be made TO
work.
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FAYETTEVILLE, TENN THURSDAY, lUGSTsiG 1860 tEInf Ne q

mercial, and postal point of view, is q
speedy communication between the
Atlantic end Pacific States, add the
Democratic party pledge such Con-
stitutioDai enactment as will insure
the construction of a railroad 10 the
Pacific coast at the earliest practical
ole period.
Res0lccd That the Democratic
party are in favor or the acquisition
of the island of Cuba, on such terms
rs shall be honorable to ourselves
and just to Spain,
Resolrfd, That the eractments Of
State Legislatures to defeatihe Saith
ful execution Of the Fugitive Slave
law are hostile in character, sub
yersive Of the Constitution, and Iey-
olutionary 10 their effect.
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Ualitital Asaniny.
THE THREE PLATFORMS.
The True Democratic Platform.

Resolved, That the platform adopt
ed by the Democratic party at Gin
cinnati be affirmed, with the folowin.
explanatory resolutions:
ResOlrcd, That the government o
a Territory, organized by an act o
Congress, is provisional and tempo
rsry, and during its existence ii
citizens Of the United States have
an equal right TO settle with thei
property in the Territory without
their rights Of either person or prop
erty being destroyed or impaired b,
Congressional or territorial legislation
Resolrel, That it is the duty O.
the Federal Government in all its
departments to protect, when neces.
sary, the rights Of persons and prop
erty iD the Territories, and wherever
else its constitutional authority ex.
tends.
Resolged, That when the settlers
in a Territory, having an adequate
population, form a State Constitution,
the rights Of sovereignty commences,
and being eonsummated by admission
into the Union, they stand on an
equal footing with the people of other
States-and the State thus organ
lied ought to be admitted into the
Federal Union, whether its cons.itu-
tion prohibits or recognizes the in
stitution of slavery.
Rssolred, That the Democratic
party are in favor of the acquisition
of the island of Cuba on such terms
as shall be honorable to ourselves
and just to Spain, at ihe earliest
practicable moment.
Resolued, That the enactments Of
State Legislatures to defeat the faith
fol execution Of the Fugitive Slave
Law ere hostile 10 character, subver-
sive of the Constitution, and revolu-
iionary iu their effects.
Resoluea, That the Democracy Of
the United States recognize it as the
duty Of this Governmen.
TO protect the Haturalized citizen in
all bis rights whether at home or in
foreign lands, to the same extent as
it's native. born citizens.
And whereas, one Of the greatest
necessities OF the sge, in political,
commercial, postal, and military point
of view, is speedy communica-
ton between the Pacific and Atlantic |
coast; therefore, be it
Resozred, That the Democratic
party DO hereby pledge themselves
to use every means in their power
10 secure'tb passage Of some bill to
the extent of the constitutional au-
thority of Congress for the eonstruc-
lion of a Pacific Railroad to the
Pacific ocean, at the earliest practica-
bic moment.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-08-16
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