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Il lost all their Books, Notes Parers, Of
every description by tie late fire. respectfully
debd 10 ihem either ~ noteor otherwise hand
eni OF their accounts and copies of bills their
kence They will also feel obliged oil who have had any
transactions with them, ofay description small Hce Isl
January 1855 whether settled not nd copies of bills
Mechanics and others we have had against
vessels that have been consigned them, oanr favor M
handing Duplicates particular those Napoleon
PUTNAM SLOCUM, 1855 Front street
b. Having been Informed by friends TO whom
der grateful aknowedeemen) that they packed up ali our
papers which was out Of the safe bag and deposited IN
Nieo Ayinas store entertain that they NAV vet
be safe Should they have fallen into the ds person. IL
oesl reward "iii he 9aid for their return dec 3-lmn
GLOVER is consulted confdentislly IS usual eyerv
- day az his office there his attention the reaines,
and cure Of Geets Siciue GoDorrh Seminal weakaess and
certain delicate Diseases in their different stages Ase Ulos Of
long standing and constitutional diseases arising mpurz
The tood and such have haed the skill Of Surgeons
reneed in this branch Of the profession Strangers arpsed &
DE- 1over has received regular medical education
not ne reckoned among the puber putting nominal Doctors
wi.se names arc found in every public print.
lie will be forno his Office No Ann seef near Brcapx
second door from the American Mue any during fhe
day and evesin until 10 O'Clock. There entrances h
ofce the hs through his store, the second being doc
from the Museum through private his door
od1f-lms
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II EWARD-DROPPED ED, on Saturday morning. in Hou.-
~ ton street between Mercer and Greene
tanning papers relating 10 the ST. Georges Society
to pick the parcel he will deliver the 465
Houston street No. Maiden lane, he will obge the owner
be well paid for his trouble. jan I-Sts
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q AMIDON,S CELEBRATED SHORT
AND MEDIUM MAPPED BEAVER HATS al ~

60 low price of S. they posses. cry quality requisite in ths
most costly fiai being made fine fur body Of wool with
the finest Beaver Knapphey retain their colour shape elasticity
and finish in all wcshers and cimatequaes whoa those
wool bodies, and made in The ordinary possess
Sales Rooms, of Wall and Nassau streets.
$. The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats highest perfect
ton, price 81. oct 50-9n
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A CARD.-SIGNOR ANTONIO VIVALLA. whose won

n defu feais OF Equilibrium Plate Dancing &c. have hrcn
witnessed with IN all parts Of world takes pleasure
in announcing that his BENEFIT will take place ICH-
MOND HILL CIRCUS on MONDAY night the 1lh instant
which will positively be his last appearance in New York
occasion unusual variety Of entertainments will be
whole and Sccr Vas pledges himself
pleas and extraordinary performance which
pshcd by other in the world On this will
ga s. g., g. g. To- plates dance ends
Of sticks then placing the opposite ends on
the top Of table, will raise the table and baence with the
ter plates his chin and all Of the plates in active notion
He win a 20 the celebrated Chinese defence
stlt with plates, sticks bsle &C. Highland Tiger Ball
and Cup and great variety Of wonderful experiments par
clars OF which viii he seen in the bill ofthe day Hills
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from fourteen sixteen OF ogood habits and character
,erse Herald Subscribers Good will be given
Applv at Is Anthony street, first floor. jan 8-f
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| TOR SALE.-A JOB PRINTING OFFICE, we'll esta-
Il bished, and which will be sold directed TO
G.W andet this Office, will be Immediately nded
| jan I1-3t'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED-Ships-wes Moore, London; Fornos
Orne, Hsyre.
No arrivals.
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Signed ~ the Nominating Con
AUG. d. H.VAUPELL,
RIGID ii. HURLBUT,
MORT. EDGARTON.
CYRILL BEARDSLY,
RICHARD HUSTACE,
N. w. GRAHAM.
C. s. ROGARDUS.
New York, Jan. q, 1886.
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ROARDlNG.-1hrees r four gentlemen be accommo-
y dated with single beds and boarded moderate terms at 2
Pearl street. dec IL. lin
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provided hs can 50 dsesiEs Is psopIe q
q secure ~ election 4 ~ lasoriiF. sid
lheFrbg earn ihs spOils nhirh hass bseu.
pEaEassd him.
leo grave charge wss permitted 10
60 forth uacoalradiesrd. nsny pesens
would Rave been led 20 suppose Il had
some louadalIan IN truth. Under lhls
consideration. he members a. he Central
COMMITTEES q Raleigh. appointed q =
meeting 81 The trends "a Judge White
bsld IN Derember last. have eli eonslrsia.
ed b. sense Of srlf respect and she OBJ
legations a duly. 10 publish . Card. 10
whirh after rteiling ihe paragraph from
the Standard They eHlrr ~ unqualified lie
NAL 81 the whole charge. The commil-
leerlose their card in Ihe following words:
!" They Iihe eosnmitieel pronounce The
whole II the foregoing paragraph from
The Standard. 81 FAR IS iiey are rORcrrn-
I'd. tnr. = shey honestly believe. of any
nlemi,er II ne wing party Of North Ca
rolins) a B7SE C.4LE.HNF. rloily
destitute q truth. aai Iri;iOa The slighi.
sH sIi9to'c Of foundation on rhich 10
Teat. The gentlemen nnminzled ~ elerl-
mr. on ihs Republican Wing Ticket. are
S0LEMNLY PLEDGED. IL elected. %
vo.e inr Judge White. ami they viii as
certainly dn 50 q they live.
" A 10 The abandonment of Jrdge
Whites claims. The undersigned think il
proper 20 state that. al no previous stage
of Tie Presidential canvass have the in
diealions of success been more eneoursg-
ing, or bis friends IN better spirits.
IHAS. MANLY.
WESTON X. GALES.
GEO W. HAYWOOD,
DAVID OUTLAW.
WM. 4. WILLIAMS,
TH0S. J. .LEMAY.
Raleigh. Nov 1. 1876.
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4 sheet has heeu weekly issued from
the uifiee az The Standard al Raleigh for
some time past, winch would do credit to
the inventive genius even Of The celebra.
ted Baron tinuchluson. The lass Of the
election IN August las, appears 10 have
driven the parry To desperation; and The
yilesi lalsehnods are circulated. and the
crosses, impositons prscnsed, IN order To
deceive The people and arres, the utter
discontinue Of party which has 50 long
been faI,ening upon the "spcils"
I Among the mos, hareiaced NJ these
ialsehouds. is the statement made IN the
Standard Of last week, that Judge White
had been abandoned by his friends in this
state; that conrlaves have been held"
"secre, conferences taken place." and
"ihe gentlemen composing what is call
ed the wing ticket are To be instructed
TO vole for Hsrrison!" ...s
These charges the editor nf the Stan
dard knee TO BE-. false; but he cared not
Tor the disgrace tina. would follow an ex
posiuun IT the lalsehnoJ, nor the con.
tempt which he would deserysdIy incur,
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The valnrous editors of The Wilton
Spectator say. that III they had either
time or space" they . would give The ed
i,or Of the HiIlsborough recorder cas-.
LEGATION which they think would silence
hun. ii least Cor while" We regret that
The editors of The Spectator should have
sanied either time or space Tor their pur-
pose. for we are sure We could not fail
10 have been amused al their tiny labcrs.
The paragraph before us. we presume. Is
miniature specimen Of what mighIier
edori would have produced: add We are
forcihly reminded by il Of the ludicrous
aneedole Of The monkey shaving himself.
After acknowledging that the senior ed.
tor II the Spectator il !. disappointed
office seeker" they very philosophically
console themselves Nv saying that /" il be
has not Al all tunes met with success. il
was" Only "because other applicants
were deemed more worthy or better qua
lifed!' The senior editor" stll far.
,her consoles himself by rejecting. :. that
he has always received the greatest sup
pnr, from those who knew him longest
aud best" as for instance, We suppose.
when he received tifiy-one votes Tor mem.
Der af Congress, in a district containing
more Than 5000 voters.
The editors of the Spectator say. they
. DO mol like 10 be pPrsunsl. or they
might expose move that tonk place on
the occurrence OF The late vacancy in the
Post Uffice a, Hillsborough, which is
not very creditabIe % ihnse concerned in
IT," A. Ear as ire are concerned. We alb
solve the editors ot the Spectator from all
obligations Of dellcacy in The matter; in-
deed we invite them Ia come out with
the whole Of il. A movement ,cas made
not very creditabie 10 those concerned
in H." and we are very willing il should
be made public. II would in some mea>
sure serve 10 illustrate the pure primer.
pies Of the Democratic party" When
the whole truth is out. II VIII be seen
who has cundesceuGtd to " UNDERMINING
! anu StNAIA# hltdGNCrS. wv dtE lthA &rlIE
/ that the skirts Of he - samOr editor" of
the Spectator will BE- found wholly 10
stained.
The drift ofihe whole parsgraphin she
Spectator is so utterly without Foundation,
that we are scarcely ait" 10 conceive lha,
the SENIOR editor has bad any hand in
il He has sense enough to know that
, false lnsinua,ioaS are uu better than mas.
statements OF facts.
In what we have said, we would have
it di<uhctly understood ,hat We make no
illusions To the present incumbenl IN the
Post Office here. Ii the whole affair We
have not for moment supposed ina, he
took any part nol perfec,l. consistent with
the character Of an honorable man. .
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MUSICAL PAVILION.

At the termination Of the performances in
the Circus, the entertainments will commence
in :his apartment: They consist Of variety
Of Comic Songs by the celebrated Mr.. PENT-
LAND, and variety OF Negro Songs, and En-
travsgan1as, By Mr.. WHITE Of the New York
and Boston Theatres, whose representations VI
the Negro Character are allowed by all 20
surpass those Of the lar famed Rice. SIS
@ Admittance TO the Pavilion IS cents
Children and servants Is3 cents.
0 The above performances will DO
exhibited at CHAPEL HILL on the 9Th inst.
TO commence at o'clock.
November 3. - As
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The Standards LOgic.-The Stan.
dsrd says Of the Register. tina. iis cha.
racIer for yeraeily was admirably iIluslra-
ted by one 0f is own readers, Who. on
being asked Il he could put faith in all The
Register said. replied that lie hleV a
good many things IL published ~ere facts;
and be reckoned he had right To beI.eye
the balance, ilprosea to be True" This
the STANDARD considers as evidence that
full faith is not reposed IN the testimony
Of that paper. even BY its own parry
But what would q candid reader saw oil
the STANDARD. for the last three or four
weeks, " lle k,,eW goud many things
IL published were false: and he reckoned
he could not believe the balance. unless
they were proved to be irue."
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Nnyemher3.
.Wrs. kuciMd0 Thomas,
MILLINER, MANTUA MAKER, &c

'rtAS located eeEsen a. uliish'rnugh, one
-a-A door above Messrs. l.atimer s. Heean,'s
store, and is ready IL execute all HI Is of Mi
liners Work, Maatua Masking aud plain sew
Tug, a; low prices She will execute he work
a., i3e best style asd neNc., asaoLs. aud
h pes L. dPscrve encouragement tom M Ia
rs ge,tlrmeu Of hnsburough and its y,
cin'ly.
November 3, 81
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Friday, November 4.
DIVISION OF THE COUNTY,

Al The August election. polls were Q,
v,oed cor DE purpose Of asesrlslning The
.,ose of he people In the western SEE
,;on u lhe county. in relaiian 10 dIsl.
a. or lIls county. The following state
,.ea, a The votes given On lhal oeeasion
"a nd against dIsisieH. has bern hand
- a IA ion publicalioa--
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~ On Thursday next, the 10Th in
slant. tue lreelnen of this state viii he
called upon To choose fifteen Electors for
preslten and Vice President"l the Ua,-
lei States. They should remember that
THIS Is Tue most Important election which
has .saken place since the formation Of
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has been suggested % ~ ~ proper
20 publish the following oct Of The last
session n The Legislature. for genera! in
formation.
IN at o. Iegu ale tn node a pass y prs ia
ssis 4 rh~ Gaa-fsi Nanny
Bel enacted Jy me General .4ssem5ly
o. fis STATE Of N9rfh Car0liaa. an L Is
kerety enacted by ihe authority 81 ths
same. That any person or persons who
may desire 10 procure The passage Of any
private &C, of the General Assembly.
shall rausr his. her. or their intention %
make surh applicsIinn. 10 be- published
~ advertisement. 10 be posted up al the
eouFs house door, and three other public
places 10 The county IN which such apple
Giants or any Of them NAV reside. for a,
least shmty days before ihe meeting Of
The Genera Assembly; and when such
private bill shalt be presented, upon the
request Of any member. copy Of The
.noiiee with .iue proof Of lis having been
80 published. shall be introduced. before
The same shall be allowed 10 be read q
second time.
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John Tyler, Of Virginia.

ELECTORS.
Alfred Webb. Of Rutherford.
Anderson Mitchell, Of Wilkes. e
William j. Alexander. OF Menklenburg.
John Giles, of Rowan.
John J.. Lessuer. Of Rockingham.
John Nj. Moorehesd. Of Guilford.
John ID. Toomer, Of Cumberland.
James 5. Smith, Of Orange.
Charles Manly. OF Wake.
Willie Perry. Of Franklin.
William w. Cherry. OF Berthe.
]. OK. Williams. Of Beaufort.
John l.. Bailey. Of Pasquoiank. 's-s
Blount Coleman. OF Leuoir.
Jeremiah Pearsall, OF Duplin.
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4A19G9Os

In this county, on the 9th ultimo, by
JohnJ. FreeIaud, esq. Mr.. WILLIAM Eau.
cErTE TO Miss MARY Nichols.
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FORTUNES H0HEn.-
$40, 600 for sfi
--ses--
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE LOTTERY,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
3aa 5A5l39g9GA sAD9l9s.
Tweif Class. for Is36.-
sIo,eoo for s4i

To he drawn u GREENSBOROTCH,
on Friday. the asa Of November.
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Unparalleled AsiractI0n!!
9n9 OLD
COLUMBIAN CIRCUS.
Under The management Of a. Turner
<. In.

SN1cF sue HsNNuSeHeu VI $40 . ess"
e. Co.
WILL be opened in Hills6OrOugh, on Thurs-
" day and Friday, the 10th aud ilth inst.
Performances In commence al o'clock in the
day and at half past in the evening, when will
be offered variety Uf attractions unsurpassed
in America. For particulars see bills.
In addition to the many other performances,
the proprietors have at an enormous expense
engaged tie services of SIGN0R yIyAILA,
the Italian Professor nj equilibrium and Pate
Dancing. whose apparently impossible ieats
have been Witnessed BY crowded and adnlring
audiences in the principal Theatres in The Uni
ted States. NJ. PENTLAND from Boston,
will exhibit his celebrated CHINESE GAMES.
with Cups Balls, Rings. Dagpers, &c Sc
The Equestrian Company is led BY N. B 4 r.
v. TURNER, whose wonderful iests OF Horse
manship on one and two horses, are unequal
led in America.
" Admittance so cents, Children under
10 years Of age and servants half price.
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cor goEsFamsnL Great principles are Il
ftsks The Freedom o. Elscn0ns. 4 .
Party II The GaEernmenL Resistance -
EKiraEagsns and Waseful Apprapda-
il.ins. The Preservation n our cons,'u
lon and COR LibeIlies-lhese are lhs b
jeeis for which se are 10 eoaiend. 10
The polls. then. and let HUGH LAW
SON WHITE Be lhs xslch word.
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stevenson & Points, M@sgsri

G rRIzt. Si0,OO0!
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Tie General Post, Office and Patsm ~.
flee ia ashss.
wsshl ., a Guy. D",rmbr, 10

NsshIan, Cav. D"ctmhr' rs
II is with no ordinary regre! that we
?erfnrn the duty of announcing The des
ruruon. by fire. Of the building in The
central part Of this city. which has for
nanv YEARS been occupied hv The Gene
raj Pnsi Office. the Patent 0ffire. and the
CRY Pcs. Office. with an important part
III the contents ni those buildings, Includ.
ing the entire contents OF the lso latter.
This calami'v, great as II is, has long
been feared BY 'huse old residents Of
A>hIngrn~ Who knew The combustible
"aure of III" 'ld,ng. ,the h"ors being
- wond. ami s"me Of them not even
rs.nutr,sealed,) aud the custom of stow
,nn tuU not onI, coal but wood, in the
mIls underneath The FIST hunr. The
r.i,miiv has C1Wr al las, and affords the
second demonstration, within four years,
Of ,hr utter ab<urdity and improvidence
Of he structures to winch the public ar
rnneS, records amt government accounts
save been hitherto for the most pars con-
ii!ed
The first alarm uf fire was given by
Mr. Crown. messenger. who usually
sleeps in the room connected with the
ely post otice (lhe postmasler's own
room J The clerks had been at work,
asserting the mails, until half past two
o'clock. when one of the persons belong
ing n the Office Mr.. Lausdsie) passed
MA "f the east door. aud slong the whole
frnnt Of the building. without discovering
anv thing 20 give rise TO suspicion Of
Hanger. No. long after three o'clock,
Mr. Crown was reused from q light
,umber BY the smell Of smoke. Open
ing the door OF the city pos, office he per
rplved dense smoke, without any visl-
rle appearance uf fire. He gave the
alarm instantly. FIRST rousing Mr.. Cox,
"ne of the clerks. who slept in the back
room adjoining the pos, office. and who.
coming out Of The dnur Of his room, pas.
sed along the whole of The long room
with difficulty, through the smoke. hear.
ing the fire crecklng, but beng able TO
see nothing. The wa,chmen IN the bo.
| DIV Of the building, some distance from
The city pos,otiice. had perceived nothing
of the smoke. until they. also, were
alarmed by Sr. Crown.
The hour of the night when all thi:
took place being one a, which the whole
world Is buried in the deepest sleep, i
was found almost impossible to spread
the alarm of fire. One of the church
bells began In ring, but the ringer, M
seeing any fame ceased ringing almns
as soon az he began. aud u was tul
half hour befoke. the alarm bells wsT
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iTuslRsis ils 0peEaiioa. HeHld Be regarded
- unjust. and Fielsiinn Of good faith.
Resolved Thai The Governor Be. and
he i hereby requested. 10 lransmii copies
Of these resolutions 10 ne Senator'S and
Representatives iron lhs STATE in The
Congress o. The United States.
Laid ON the liable. and ordered 10 be
printed.
The bill 10 incorporate the Salem Ma,
nufacluring Company. read the third
lime and ordered 10 be engrossed
The bill 20 incorporate The Edenlon
and Norfolk Rail Road. passed lis second
reading. Referred.
49, Friday. December Is
The ehgrossed bill to incorporate the
General Aiming and 'snufseIuring A.
sOelalinn. passed lis second reading. Il
was afterwards read a third lime and pas,
sed: and is therefore law.
Mr.. Bryan Of Csrierel introduced q
bill 10 incorporate the Central Rail Road
Company. whieh passed its first reading.
nd was referred 10 the committee on in
Iernal improvement.
Saturday, December ~
Mr.. BRYAN, Of Carteret. introduced a
bill to increase The salary Of the Tressu-
fer. Passed is first and second reading.
aud referred 10 the committee Dn finance.
The bill altering lhe times Of holding
the Superior Couris 10 the Newbern cir
cult. Was read the second time. Mr.. Viii.
liams moved The indefinite postp"nemenI
of.he bill. REJECTED. and the bill passed
It's second reading.
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the Van BaFsR party. in relation % thess
contested seats. He had not pFoesedfd
iar before he Was called 10 nEdsT ky The
Speaker Esr = reflection east upon The
Chair. He Tesasard ms seai. and AiessIs
Hokr. Caldwell. Gillian. Fisher. and ID.
Jordan sueesssiFely look The -four. bur
scarcely bryan IheIr remarks belaFe they
were also pronounced out Of order By
the Chair. The temper Of the h"use Vas
greatly excited and murh .confusias
prevailed for Few moments. The ques.
ton Of reference WAS. however. a length
put. and The Tonhlef orean became calm.
sAtas Ia. ii.eembsa ~
Nr. Gary inlrodueed bill 20 incar-
porals the Roanoke Valley Rail Road
Company. which WAS read the first time.
and on Mr.. GsEy's motion. rrieued u.
the committee on internal Improvement
Mr. Jordan presented q preamble and
resolutions almost literal copy Of lhOse
introduced IN The Senate BY Mr.. MoseIeyi
derlarng that the following Offices are
places Of trust and pro6i and there ore
incompatible with a seal in the LegIsls.
lure. viz: postmaster and deputy post
master. solicitor. sheriff. coroner. con-
stable. eaunly surveyor and trustee ii
the University.
In introducing these resolutions. Mr.
j. dIsclained all parry or personal mn.
lives. his only intention being 10 have
the Irue meanIng Ol the Constitution set
lied by Legislative enactment. On Mr.
Hmichesnn's m"iinn. they were ordered
I'd iIe on the table aud be printed.
4 message lr,m the Senate Informing
THAI they had passed the following IN
CROSSED bills. VIZ: A bill 10 incorpnrsis
The Salem Manufacturing Company; 4
! bill empowering the courts at rec"rd u
change names: and bill fixing The nm'
for perlec,lng titles nf land. The sait
bIlis passed their firsI reading. and the las
aa,nrd VAS referred % the Committee OF
the judIcIary.
The House now entered upon the or
ders Of the das. and resolved itself nut
a cnmmi;ier ii tie Whole. Mr.. Gales IL
the char, nn he resolution repaired b,
the commrlet ri privileges and elections
90 sscale the SEA oT William $. Harris
the sitting n,s nh irnm Cabarrns.
The House u NAMED in cnmmitlee un
ul near 8 o'rl"ck. The suhlecI va
must thoroughly discussed Mr.. Grahar
proposed, IN committee. to strike Out III
Whole uf the resolution. aud lnsrn
substitute declaring The sitting membr
enuIled 10 his srat. which was agreed "a
On bring reported Z" the house. q div
sion a. the question Was demanded ID
the question Of striking out. the val
slnod-syes a.. mrs 10. Ga The qurs
Iion Ut inserting. the vnle MAS a To- 81
The resolution was then passed as ame"d
ed. without q dIVIsiun. So the hous
determined thai William s. Harris Is enIi
tied 10 his seat.
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a9A9a laalaaA1gaas
SENATE.

Monday December 10.
Mr.. Mosely presented a preamble and
RESOLUTIONS. relative to the qualifications
Of individuals TO hold seats IN the Gene
raj Assembly. The resolutions declare,
That no person who shall not have resi-.
dcd usually IN the senatorial district from
which he Is chosen. Tor twelve ,n"nlhs
f''eesdietety prescribing his elecuon---.ha.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

URSCRlB4R tat Re- 80
make pa,u,r at Z, Ho.d area, - -,
t" r"r"F ett''t a: las season OF tue yeas Il ,
arln u uaut "a ueGdec.
Noyemaer ~ (,
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,,Fshias daily By de small PaE. which
k.Ebgoksn oul amoag lhem.
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Weekly Almanac.
Ten Dollars Reward

Ten Dollars Reward.
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subscriber. or IT," 81 thai "s" s,n.
MICHAEL. SHOFFNER.
Decemb-. Is ~ 6Wp
FOR SAL e.
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August IS 3s--