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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-11
NSURANCE AGENCY.

EyHE subscribers having been appointed
H Agents for the Columbus Insurance Com
pany'' are prepared to effect insut ance on Fire
and Marine risks at low rates. Believing the
above Office to be one OF the best in the western
country, they have no hesitation in recommend
ing this Company to the favorable notice OF the
public ST OCKWELL & CORBET.
apr %, '4e-tf
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J. L. BTTTRoLFF,

Xyateh and Clock Maker and Jeweiler,
IA E(iS leave 10 inform his friends that he is
ID prepared 10 do all kind or work in his line.
in the neatest name, and cheap. large sup
vIy of all kinds of JEwELEV on hand and for sale
sHEA,. Main street. Evansville, Ind Jan Il
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Tonawands, Pa, Sept. 10, 1916.

DR.. Benz. Smith
Dear Sir: Your agent left with me lot of
your Sugar Coated Pills, and | have but few
boxes left. Every box l have sold has given
entire satisfaction. have taken them myself
and consider ;hem the best pills have ever
used, and l am not afraid TO recommend them
TO the public. / wish a further supply al once
Yours respectfully.
JACOB KILLER, P. NJ.
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THE GREAT REMEDY;


Bronchial tubes.
DREPARED entirely from the Ginseng and
- warranted 10 contain no PREPARATION OF An
timony, Mercury or Opium.
Mere than 2000 bottles have been sold in the
city of Cincinnati, alone. within two month";,
and in no case has it failed to give entire salts
faction,
The Ginseng Psnacea is now ordered by
Physicians of the first responsibility, in their
regular practice. and its claim TO be considered
the only article discovered capable OF
speedily and permanently aIIaying bronchial IL
EtatiOn, which is the sole cause oil cough, asth-
ma, bronchitis, and according to Dr. Eberle
who but expresses the opinion OF all the frat
authorities in Europe aud America. of two.
thirds of all the usually regarded true
tnberculOus consumption must be cons dersd as
forever settled. We select the following names
from long catalogue of persons who have felt
its healing influence on their own persons, or
seen il in their families. Many of whom are
we'll known to the citizens of Evansville as
business men of the frat standing and integrity
who would not for moment lie nd their names
or influence to extend the reputation of any
article unless from perfect conviction OF its
utility:
NAT NOBLE, Canal Collectors office
III. GuTHhIe. Holmes paper store. Main, near
Fifth.
w. SrORxs. Firm, ]. F. Dair & Co.
Oh. CosSER, I4th st. between Vine and Race.
J. JONES, Assist. Clerk Ham Co. Sup. Court.
u. w. PHILLIPS, Wholesale Grocer, Main at.
VIZ. PARyIN, Firm, Johnson & Psrvin. Broad
way, near Yeatman.
@ w. COFFIN, Brass I'D Bell founder, Cd st.
VAHDuzES, Al Hopes arehouse, Sycamore st.
J. II. TRAINoR, Surgeon Dentist.
Z. NUDGE, Firm, Nudge & Clawson, bsadstesd
manufacturers.
BIeaAR. Sec. Equitable ms. Com.
CART. BLAsHPoRD, AT Gin. Hotel.
STONE.
CALHOUN. Walnut ct.
8. HILL. Tobacconist, Main ct. asar Frsai.
-RAV. ]. CLARK, Mt. Healthy.
G. JEFFEIEs. Lumber merchant,
z. A. HOLDEN, Main. near Front.
ATERs, Type founder, Vine st. between FIT
=. A. WHEADoN, Firm, Whsadon & Blinn
Auctioneers.
KakHAE. Firm, Fink bns & Ksrmsn, Main ct.
A. +. BENJAMIN. Inspector of lace goods, Sd ct
A. NEWELL. Tanner and Currisr Congress st.
HAMILTON LYON, Finisher, Front OF.
w. JOHNSON, Carpenter, Sd street, between Syc-
amore and Broadway.
CAPT. ADAMS, Columbus House.
Il. 5. BUTLER, Main, between 5th and 9Th.
AcDEREoT, Firm. Williams h MsDsrmoi
Main ct
De-. DsAKE. Foot of High st.
Persons at all int crested can obtain pamph.
let gratis of Mr. WooIsey containing the com
msrsisi, medical, botanical history of tn Gin
ssng with the use made of it by the Chine Sc
sompilsd from the most indu bitable authority
Sold by w. M. WOOLSEY, Druggist
Main ST. Evansville, Ind. Sept 8, 1916.
Price on so cents per bottle.
7. SALTER, proprietor, Cincinnati.
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BEWARE!!.

IfG. BENZ. SMITH, be not written with a
PEN on the BOTTOM OF the box, all "Sugsr Coste d
Pills. a re coEuterfeit!
Principal Office 179 Greenwich Street, large
brick block, N Y. Price % cents box.
Nov 8. 1876 40-6m Or fee $40.
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Merchant Tailor. Wood ST., Pittbsurgh
Mifflin township, Allegheny county.
HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY

HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
From a regular physician, DR.. G. S. Smith, Sum
6sh, Ohio.
Mr.. J. Kidd-Dssr Sr:-I have used in my
practice DR.. NJ Lanes w orm Specific, and have
often witnessed its efficacy in expellIng worms
from the sy stem. A patient of mine. short
time ago, gave 4 vial of the Worm Specific to 4
child; in 9 short time uPwa ards OF sixty-hve
worms were expelled.
DR. M'LANE'S WORM SPECIFIC-A child
of mine passed one-third of pint OF worms with
one vial of DIR. McLane's Worm Specific. 1t il
truel a surprising medicine.
T. BACKBONE, PEBBLES township.
This valuable ms dicine is sold by
J. KiDD& CO.
PARENTS READ THIS
DIR. McLane's Worm specific.
A few days ago purchased from Jonathan
Kidd s. Co, vial OF DR.. McLane's w orm Spe-
ci6c: gave one dose to a child years old; sh,
passed 10 worms. | must have another via. -
The pr0mpiness that this medicine possesses il
expelling worms from children is truly surpris-
ing; trial o. which will convince any unpTe
JUDGED person. D. SHROM.
Shsrpsburgh, near Pittsburgh.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Mr.. iona than Kidd-Sir: This is to certi fy
that bought two dozen DR.. McLane's Verm
fuge OF your agent, aud used it in my practice
and out of the dozen | did not hear, in one
instance, where there was one failed in having
the desired effect, and in every case expellin!
from % TO SO worms.
N, B. This statement | freely mske. that th'
people may Try and know the effect oil this pow
erful IN ed icine.
feb % A. p. CORYELL, NJ. D.
For sale by w. & c. BELL, at their new
brick store Main street, Evansville, Indiana.
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EXCIg ANGE HOT Ell.

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
FENHIS extensive and pleasant establishment
= convenient TO the river, is again COM
mended TO the notice OF the travelling public.
The large increase Of patronage, since it came
under the control OF the undersigned induces
The belief, that his efforts TO sustain a FIRST
CLASS HOTEL appreciated, and dcVoting his
undivided and personal attention TO his busi-
ness, his guests may be assured of every com.
tort and attention.
The "Exchangep ad joins the great steam
Boat Landing, affordng travellers fishing to GO
up or down the river great conyenienees, and .
"a watch is kept day and night to secure TO them
the earliest conveyance.
The excellent line of Mail Couches TO the
North, intersecting at Vincennes with all the
routs concentrated there depart from the "Ex-
lchange'' every Monday. Thursday and Satur-
day mornings, and the large livery stable At.
ltached w III furnish extras at any moment. 70
forward travellers onward.
| With these facilities, of SO much moment TO
the business man. the undersigned once more
lsolicits patronage on the ground that he intends
ito deserve il.
april IL. I846-iy. OK DREW.
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q Dir Y 10 w 81
asiaII lss
DIR. McLANE'S Ameafcan Worm Specific,
Promptly erpeLs tcOrms to an almost in


credible number
F7vO substsntiate the above fact many hundred
Il OF testimonials could be adduced, out of
which the following are selected. from indIyid
uals of standing and veracity. Indeed, it s al
6rmed that each trial of the powers of this
remedy will have an additional tendency TO
widen and confirm its fame. and that il il were
universally known and diffused over the Uni
States, it would not save less than many hun
dreds, if not thousands OF lives annually.
CERTIFICATES.
This Is to certify that purchased from Holmes
& Kidd a vial OF DR.. M'Lane's American Worm
Specific, and gave two doses TO boy of mine
about three years of age. He passed fully half
pint of worms. The quantity WAC SO large |
was really alarmed, and called in several OF my
neighborS to see them. Had this story beea re-
lated to me, could not have credited it, with
out being an eyewitness TO the same. Ny
chid's b ealth improved much after
SAM'L MORRISON.
Merchant Tailor, Wood ST., Pittsburgh
Some two months ago purchased vial OF
DR.. McLane's American Worm SPECIFIC. /
gave q boy of mine most of vial; he passed
forty very large worms. From that time his
health improved very much | had tried two
other Vermiiuges to no purpose believe DR..
NJ 'Lsne's the beat article before the public.
D. CALHOUN.
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ANSEL WHITE.
Prepared by E. THORNTON, Jr. Sold wholesale
aud retail by WYATT & KETCHIAN l21
Fulton ct. N, Y. and ALLEN C. HALLOCK,
Nam ST., near Water, Evansville Ia.
Nov. IL, l846-6mo.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DOCTORS
j. D. Wood and j. Il. Hickey

FFyAkE this method of informing the citizeas
a OF Lancaster and surrounding country that
they have associated together IN the practice Of
Medicine and Surgery. They may be found at
al times either at their office or residence, unless
professionally absent. Dr. Wood respectfully
tenders bis thanks iof pas, favors and solieits
continuation nf the same in his association with
d., Hickey who has had an experience Of SIX
years practice in Iowa.
Feb IS, 1877. 49-ly.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
WISCONSIN HERALD.
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. 81. 1877.
BLANKS Of the best forms. can be had at
the Herald Office at reduced prices.

Collector of Grant County.-It seems that
an act has been passed by the Legislature.
abolishing the Office Of Collector 10 this coun.
iy; but there is still bounty on wolves.
When we obtain copy of this act. we shall
publish it. We have always been Of opinion,
tina, The tax payer would find it more eonven-
lent to pay his taxes directly to the treasurer at
his cffice in Lancaster, where he can always
be found, than to depend upon The agency of
collector.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27

Reserved Mineral Lands.-At regular
meeting of the Beetown settlers on the Sd
day February, instant, the following gentle
men were duly chosen and appointed to inves
tgale and determine claims IN Beetown. viz
Horace Ca,lin, Thomas Plat. G. Bennin-
ger. Oran F Spencer and Timothy F. Barr;
and for The investigation Of the claims of per-
sons living in the country adjacent to Beetown,
Messrs. Henry Webster, j. Grant, Miles Hol-
Samuel Lemon, J. Mcdonald, r.
Scarce and S. NJ. Kemp.
RALPH CARVER. Chairman.
DAVID DAY. Secretary.
The meeting stands adjourned 10 March LIST.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
" A correspondent at Racine. writes -

u A correspondent at Racine. writes -
We hear ru.nors and contradictory reports
here Of the great popularity of the Consiiiu-
zion in the mines. A correspondent of your
county, writing 10 Ryan Of this place. says
that Grant viii give large majority in favor
Of il, and in Iowa there is little or no opposi
lion TO it; in fact il is just what the people of
the mines want, and they would not alter il
in any particular If such be the fact. have
misjudged the character of the people of Gran;
county most egregiously
1.-THE lake counties will give a decisive
majority against il. Racine will give 500 al
least. against il. The interior counties this
side OF Rock River, can. think, without
doubt, be set down against it,"
Nov we dare Mr. Ryan's correspondent
from this county. whoever he may be, to risk
his rapasa,ior, if 30 has any, for truth. by
making any such statement here a, home, over
his own proper signature. We defy any man
TO muster the names of FIVE hundred voters.
wings or democrats. natives or foreigners. rich
or poor, in the county OF Grant. who have ev-
err said they would vote for the CONSTITUTIONS
We confidently believe there are not 200 e.
iectors who would vote for it. if the question
were made to-day. Il is probable that more
than one hundred viii vote for the Consiilu
ton in April In so large county. one hun.
dTed voters or more can always be found who
would vote for anylhing--for the establishment
of French Directory. or anything else, how.
ever monstrous, If it were only for the sake Of
being in the minority; for il is as impossible
for some men 10 live out Of minority as for
fish TO live out Of water. Bot the aggregate
right sense Of Grant county. at the polls. will
condemn The Constitution in tones Of thunder
.FssagR tgih bludgeon AT Beetown, las,
Sunday morning. quarrel arose between
Dow French and a man named Perkins. abont
a windlass rope. After some high words.
Dow French s,rnck Perkins on the head with
a bile, Of wood. II was feared that Perkins
skull was fractured by the blow; but hopes of
his recovery are now entertained.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27

kidnapping The Praireville wisconsin,
Freeman. gives the folowing:-A case of
kidnapping which is said to have occurred in
the western portion Of our Territory last
spring, ms recently been suggested TO our al.
tss'ion. The particulars given show the case
TO be one Of most aggravated character
Mr.. -. now residing near Galena. had
eoloFed girl in his service. Mr. - son
had ciandesilne Intercourse with the cir.
Last spring. the girl being near her conlise-
meni. accompanied Mr. and Mis- on a
pretended visit to Missouri. where thew sold
the girl into slavery for 500!
We clip the foregoing paragraph from the
New York Evangelist. II !, be true. we
present it to our readers as an item of news
if j, be false, we wish some one who knows il
70 be false, would authorize us 10 eontradic,
the scandalous report. THE western portion
Of The Territory is no, ambitious OF being
s'ismatized as the theatre of such transac.
tons.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27

PA Did ever Philadelphia have a switch
taill'
No. child! whs, 90 earth possesses the
boy 10 ask sosh goss,ioul'
why, pa. 5iJa's you read ia the Globe a.
beet the Dig Doek Of Pbilassl?hisl'
Wife. Dc Keep this boy awsy from the
stable.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27

~ Billi ls'poss you know dar lie gem.
man eomin' TO Beeiown to 'siablish Dog.
geyiyPel Can you explanify de closely oh
de imprssSion!
Why, 10, es signihcashum oh doggeryiyps,
aeeordin % Daniel Websier's lsxicognomy,
Is &c eaFsuocies made by doggeriss Upon de
face Oh society. Doggefyryps is de an,ipode
Of de TsmP'.1e 'oie'y. Dat is jos 5s plain
fac and roof.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
JOSIAH JENKINS,

Barter AMI Hat' Dre's.s, Bs''ova, via Ter
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-14
tron IKE Nsx Yotk Tribune

Louisiana, Mr.. pok says, extended 10
the RIO Grsude therefore Texas has the
same extent and he cites as authority the
act of the Texan Congress Of December
10, 1885, declaring the Rio Grande from
It's mouth 10 lie source Ia be the western
boundary oftha, RepubIls,and triumphant.
y adds THIS was ltse<rexas which, by
the act Of our Congress6t The 2g,h De.
cember, lei5, was mm,itea as one Of the
Suites of our Union" Very good, ST.
hold on TO this, will you while we turn
over a few pages and find you asserting
that by rapid movements The prOpince Of
Nec MeIico, with Slntu Fe, It's capitol
had been captured without bloodshed. =
Captured. has II Why, that was ours
long before, and not New Mexico at all, but
Texas, if your former assumption was well
founded Any man who has map o.
North America can see that nearly all that
New Mexico including that very Santa
Re, It's capitol, lies east Of the Rio Srande,
within tina, very State of Texas as defined
BY herself and annexed by our Congress
How is il that city and vast territory can al
the same be an integral portion Of our
State OF : and Of the Mexican pro.
vince Tor department. Of New Mexico ?
Nay. sir, how dare you treat portion Of
he State Of Texas as captured territory
and authorize one Of your sairapa to mp.
point all It's Judges. district attorneys, Sc
! What astounding usurpa,Iou was here -
| TO send an armed force into a part Of the
State of Texas, and not merely drive out
the inpddine Mexicans, but actually treat
II as captured territory, and subject il TO
the most despotlc government conceivable !
No, a word whispered By any body about
its relation to Texas; no (re) extension of
Texan authority over II +; no Opportunity
afforded its citizens TO vote for Texan
i members Of our Congress. though these
have Just been chosen Is not the whole
web Of mingled audaclty and fraud covering
the prelexl Of extending Fexa to the Rio
Gtande here exposed b, IT'S very contrI.
yers
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GrN. Lnrls D. MLsnN-

Ga Thursday last Ca Wilson. the Sen.
alor lrom Edgecumb took leave d the Sen
ate, for the purpose Of repairing 20 InhDf.
ough To assume the command d The Eige
cotnb Company Of Volunteers. The scene
"as most affecting. We saw many OF the
Senators aud spectators III teafs, as thus no.
bio hearted man walked through The Hal
10 give the parun. baud To his fflrnis hnd
brother Senators, pfepa atotv 10 hts drpar
iufe FOR the sea, Of War. He has giveu
tie freshness Of tls ouiL ant manhood "a
the service Of the STATE "a It's Legislative
Hats, and noH, "a his noon Of hte he goes
lofsarJ, al h'. county. call, 10 hsh, It's
battles "a u distant land The blessings
aud bet WISHES OF thous ,ud- Of paii,oIs a..
leud ham Rdlcgh S.dadnrd.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-14
"a Col. BAaRINoER will please accept
our thanks fuI his numerous iayors.
SUPREME COURT.


The following gentlemen have been adj
mnIed 10 the Practice Of Law. IN the sew.
ersl County Courts OF this State:
$. DIN Tally. Of Wilmington; Thomas Rich.
nrdson. OF Nevbern; James NJ, McCofkl-. Of
Wsdesboro', Quincy F Neal. of Cas~ell co. +.
Joseph Bachelor, OF Halifax Dewitt {. Stone;
Of Frauklin co Jesse X. Stubs. Of Beaufort co
H. A Badham. Of Edenton A. Fo1, OF Char
Lotto, Thomas 4. Slade. Of Lincolnton Alfred
g. Poster. Of Lexington; Thomas b Bailey. of
liillsborough; y n. Fleming, Of Rowan co
Joseph I. Rhodes. OF; " ilkesboto; 1hos Beck
with, Of Plymouth Wm. Hal, OF Wilmington.
And the following gentlemen have been
admitted to Superior Court Practice, VIZ
James Banks, Of Fayetteville G. W BAXTER.
Of Rutherford eb J. !. Bridgeis Edgecomb co
JOSIAH II Brooks Of Tarbofo' Hill Eurgywn.
OF Elizabslh Chy Thomas @. Brown. of Bla.
teD co Newton Coleman, OF BnncomJe CO. A.
T. Davidson. Murphy, Cherokee county; '. Gar.
land. Greensborough Lueius johnson, Chow.
an county Wu l., MiLsi WILLIAMSON, Mar
tin county John Roien, Cherokee co. Peter
X. kuonsayills. Lexington Clement q. wright,
blzccn county --Rg!stgh R'9,asS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-14
Adjutant Generals Office,

& y
VENUE War Department having given its az
IL sent thereto rend Ivons, Tor any Compa.
MES OF Volunteers, from the Western part Of the
State. who may desire 10 enter the Regiment dee.
tnod for the seat Of War, under the late rsqusi,
ton Of the President, has been established at Char.
lotte, in Mecklenburg county, they will there be
mustered into the service OF the United States.
celve their advance payments for Clothing and
travelling expenses, and be furnished with camp
oqlpage, transports. &c. II is not doubted, but
tins accommodation to the gallant young men of
that section viii cause the Regiment to be spec.
Oily filed up.
ROBT. W. HAYWOOD
AljutdRt General ~ C. Militia
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-14
A SINGULAR FACT.

A SINGULAR FACT
The Democracy brought the present
wnr upon the country in spite Of all the eff.
forts Of the Wings to prevent IT. But, al
ter the war was declared, the parties seen
TO have changed places. The Wings are
lur coming to the rescue md fighting Il
out, whilst the Democracy lang back
As 4 proof Of ,his singular state Of
things, Prefer 10 the very extraordinary
fact, that every company of volunteers
which have yet been raised ~ Virginia
was raised in Wing county or city. Not
one has been raised in Democratic coun.
~ or city, (unlrss Montgomery, IN which
parties are about equally divided, may be
so regarded.) Richmond, Petersburg
Norfolk, aud Alexandra. are Nil Wing ci
ties. Berkeley, Jefferson, md Augusta
are all Wing counties. Where is the
COMPANY from the Tenth Legion, or Ha
hlax, or Isle OF Wight, or Little Tennes
see Echo answers, where This is
pretty commentary on the President
Message and the datr,bes Of his cuckoo
Of the Union The Wings of 1876 arr
very like their ancestors otlT76-they x
for their cuunlry.
A Wig Son ola Wig Futher.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-14

NE EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Charlotte.
IA n. C., on the first day Of January, ls47
A-James VI Alexander, Amos Alexander, E.
J.. Alexander, Miss Susan texapdcr, Mrs. Su.
san Alexander R G. Alison Cyrus a Allen. Hi
ram Aberna,hy.
E-Mrs Ci5oclia Black, Robson A. Barnett
K. A. Barnett, Barnett & IIiokcubottom, Tim
Brown, Mrs. Arminls 5, Berry, Harry Barnhill
John Brown,
C-Miss Sarah Cheek, Wm. Carolan. Jos R
Crthcy, Jno Capps, Hon $ q, Chase, VIM Carson,
DIV n Dickerson, Wm L. Davidson,
E-Mrs Elizabeth Ezzell.
F-Ms,thcw Flnegnn, Samuel Ford Richard
Fielding, c. Ftoneberger 2.
G--Jamss Glover, Rev Mr., Clifford, Thos. ?.
GTier, John S. Garmon
H-Josoph Hodges. P A. Hodges 4 Co. Arri.
son Hodges, John NJ Hutchinson ,. Isaac Heron.
A. J. Huichison, Andrew J. Hutchinson, David
Hyatt, Mrs. Betsy Heron, Mrs R ". Hunter
I-Bat,e Irwin 9, Caleb Irwiu
J-Stephen B. Jones ?, J. u. James.
K-Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, David Kerr,
John Long or llenrv Long.
M-Julius N Mckinney, Samuel Maxwell.
5. &. Maxwell or R. A. Duncan. Wm. l. M'Comb,
N--George c. Neil
Oh T.. A. orr, Slas Orr.
f-Wm. Potts, Esq, W. Parks OF S,lss Alex
ander,
R--John T. Reed, Rev. Milton ROwlsy. VIM.
Roper, Grcca Ray.
7 S-Wm. Sanders, 4, Seller, F. s Smith, Mrs,
Joseph Sumner, Franklin Stafford.
T--Jsmcs Fay Tor, Mr.. Thomas.
W-Jsmes Wallace, Mrs Emily Waite. Vance
Wilson, Albert Wilson.
A. McGINN, Pm
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TIE ,RFpIr SYSTEM.

II became necessary, few d'ys snce.
to c ulhe the Public Treasured Of State with
power 10 borrow considerable sum 81 mo.
ney hy the l,t INST to met the liabilities
of the state, on account ot her endorse.
men, OF Rat Road Bonds. The Governor
advised the Legislature of the necessity
anj forthwith Resolution was introduce,
Tor obtaining the sanction uf the Le4i,la
turr 10 procure the same. Il vas prompt,
acted upon By both llnu>e-, and North G.
rn!lua now stand, where she viii Away
.tand, the good AMI the hnnest Old State,
whose word i her buui and hy whose Ct
ulcns Republication Is considered
" 4 monster o. such hound aien
A. q. re l4lsl. needs bu, TO be seen
kaiagh Reg.
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-HT;fdrNrrE:s1-;utr-iu5frr~r.

The Bill 10 regulate he appointment of
Field Oficers Of the Regiment of Volun.
teers, called into the service Of the United
States, was passed by both Houses Of the
Legislature. II gave the RICH, TO vote to
the privaies as well as the officers. Suisse.
quently the House reconsidered lIs vote.
aud it is still before that body. Under
present circumstances We think either the
Legislature or the Governor should make
the selection.