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Description: Federal Government Officers;
Ad for The Southern Citizen
Newspaper published in: Abbeville, AL
Source: Madison Co. Library, Huntsville, AL
Page/Column: Page 4, Columns 2 & 6
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
President, JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylvania, Salary $25,000
Vice-President, JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE, of Kentucky, Salary 8,000
CABINET
Secretary of State, LEWIS CASS, of Michigan
Secretary of Treasury, HOWELL COBB, of Georgia
Secretary of Navy, ISAAC TOUCEY, of Connecticut
Secretary of War, JOHN B. FLOYD, of Virginia
Secretary of the Interior, JACOB THOMPSON, of Mississippi
Post Master General, AARON V. BROWN, of Tennessee
Attorney General, --------- Black, of Pennsylvania
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
Senators, C. C. Clay, Jr., Benjamin Fitzpatrick
Representatives, 1st, James A. Stallworth; 2nd Eli S. Shorter; 3rd, James F. Dowdell; 4th, Sydenham Moore; 5th, George S. Houston; 6th, W. R. W. Cobb; 7th, Jabez L. Curry.
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The Southern Citizen
IS published weekly at Washington, D. C., by JOHN MITCHEL & WM. G. SWAN, at $2 per annum or $1 for six months, payable invariably in advance.
Mr. Mitchel having commenced, in the 28th number of the paper, a series of Letters addressed to the Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, of Georgia, which, when completed will furnish an entire history of THE IRISH TROUBLES OF 1848, with their causes and consequences, the Southern Citizen will be the more interesting to both American and Irish readers. Besides these contributions from Mr. Mitchel, the Southern Citizen will continue to have its usual quantity of original matter upon political and literary subjects prepared by him.the circulation, though large and constantly increasing, the Proprietors have thought will be much more extended by an announcement in this form.
Communications with remittances may be addressed to MITCHEL & SWAN, Washington, D. C.
Clubs of ten will be supplied with the paper for $15.
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