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MILITIA Law. 1t will be seen, on reference toan
Advertisement in this paper that the vacancy of Ma
ior General ia this Divison is shortly be filled by
election and it may be well to state, for general in
formations that by the Act of the last Legislature, all
persons between the ages of eighteen and fortyfve,
are entitled to vote in the Militia. At the age of hr-
ty-ive, any may procure certificate, exempting
him from actual duty but he is not exempt until he
has done 80, and his in any case is kept on the
returns and he sentitled to for years longer
The elections are held on the Regimental Muster
ground-each Regiment being called out for the pur
pose. = g 2s'54a e Register.
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Charles w. Fenton, late Editor of the National
Wing, has been appointed Consul to Cowes, Eng
land He has received his reward:
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JOB PRINTING.

TTHE Subscriber is prepared to do jobs of Printing Of
all kinds, including Pamphlets, HandbiIs, Cards,
Blanks, DC. at short notice and reasonable terms
He has in his employment as good Printers as there
are in the State and as he works good material and
with type he confidently assure thosew may
favor him with their patronage that their jobs will be
well DONE. ~ W. w HOLDEN
STANDARD Office, May, Is49 75sstE
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NM E arc requestedto announce JAMES T. MAHRIorr,
w Esq. candidate for reelection to the County
Court Clerkship, at the ensuing August election.
June 27 ls49. .zss T64-.
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Tickets only Is O0-Halves ST 5O-Quarters So IS
Eighths $Ls73
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Hiram w. Hustled, ESQ.,, of this City has been
'ppOined District Attorney for NORTH Carolina, in
S Pace of Mr.. McRae, removed, and also Of Messrs.
Nller and Haigh, declined. We have not heard
'Reher Maj Hustled accepts the appointment or not.
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NHTe are requested to announce HxxRr B. HAYES,
w Esq. Candidate for the Office of County
Court Clerk, at the ensuing August election,
June 27, ls49. 764-
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!" E requested to announce Captain GEoneE e.
w B. STEGELTARx, of Wake, Candidate to ell tho
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Maj General
Crenshaw, in the 7th Division Of North Carolina Militia
June g. .1s49. 764-te
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Saratoga Water.

e DOZ. Received and for sale at the Drug Store Of
" WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co. T
8 Raleigh, July Is, ls49 767-tf
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Raleigh, July I6, 1S49. 767-tn
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! w PERsoS, Of Northampton County, as CandidsSe
to fill the vacancy oecasoncd by the resignation Of Ma
jor General Crenshaw, in the 9TH Division of North Ca-
rolna Militia ,k8sf a50t
July 3, 1s49. 765-f
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Ctate of North CaroIIna-FmASK11S Coux-.

- WILLIAM w F1ITE, T. VI.
July 11th, 1919. 766-3t.
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TnE e4lNATE-TmE HOUSE,


The locos IN The House aud Senate did
mt tnuniii-ri very guod temper ~ 'he LAMP
oflheir polidcnl lGa wus about expiring
lluI 20 long HH HEY qnTcled among lhen''
selves IL docs not become Wings 20 complain
though lhey shouiti not itnvr dirHraeed Can
.gress by settling ilIes difficulties in 20 pub
lie o manner
Fuole mud Cameron fought IN the SonaIe--
JohS4on mud Ficklin ia the House, all fall
l4s1i locofecos, see proceedings Of Con
grosr, lusl duy.
There nro TOO muuy nen senti" Congress
WHO are not ~ 10 he among civilized people !
bul lIiey nre seut there, mainly, from the
South aud West. Tie members ofCongresa
from tie EaslernslmesusuAly conduct llom-
selves with prolUieiy and credit 10 their con-
sriueucy. Willie gleh transactions ~ look
place in Congress on Saturday deserve IN
measured aud severe condemnation, the IL
uoconl should not suffer by ~'."lesale de-
uunrinlion.
Yrr Avurmrg. A ffncas, 'l seems, nlsu
came or on S0uNhy, la The iiousc, be'"'e'
Giddings Of Ohio aud Meade of Virginia
tic former Van Burenile, tho luticr n Cass,
lie. The account runs IlHt r'IttiUFs HirUri'
Mrndc. Giddiugs' motto, good one, has
i,eet, liea speech and irGe lips Houder
If he purposes hereafter to nueud It by ndd-
ing "frcc GslsY' Ito would thereby add
greatly 10 his pary from The Five Points"
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! the conduct Of our foreign -frlaiious. I.I.u
conform 10 these yloAs Hs l,eheyu item ~
sentinl a. the hrsl Interests aud lhGtrue Lor.
or Of the country,
The appointing power vested in che Pc.
iileni, imposes delicWe ~ 0uerOut dules. ~
Tar M u ~ porHlble 90 10 inlofncd, slrII
make honesty, capacity, md fidelity ludn.
penHnhle pre- requisites To Tie hrslowhl N
office, and the nbseure Of either Of he.
qualities shall be deemed sufficient cause ior
removal.
II shall he my study 20 recommend suc,
constitutional measures "a Cpugress, ~ NAV
be- necessary and proper 20 secure encuuf.
ngenant and protection 20 lhs great ipleres,
ofaaFiculiure commerce, and unuuGctufe.
In improve or rivers aud huibofa, a. pfu,ds
for ihe speedy eKinguishment uflhe pubIs
debt, 20 enforce u strict accountability ilA
pau 0f all officers OftIie goVeiufneui, mud he
utmost economy ~ oil public expenditure
Hut IL II fir the wisdom Of Congress iltcC In
which all legislative p0wers nre vestedby ilr
Constitution, 10 regulate these aud Other
matters Of domestic policy.
I slnll look with confidence 90 the enliehl.
ened pn,rinlifm ofilnl body, 10 Hdopi such
measures of consultation ~ may harmonic
conflicting interests, mad tend 20 peVoluhia
IhstIImOn which FheuId be- tho paramount
object oC our hopes aud. affections, IN any
nclnn calculated 10 promote M Object NJ near
the henrt Of every one who iruly loves biz
country, will zealnnsly units with llir raaf-
dnnIo branches df The government.
in conclusion, congratulate yuu, my lrl,
law cityruE. ilinfi iir high state Of ttni
~ 10 which the goodness of Divine Proyi.
dence has Conducted Our common country.
Let Us iuyokeH continuance of ihr sape
Protecting Cart which has led 90 from 'mFo
heginuings ~ the omiuenre We lliis Gay or''
cupy, and let ~ seek "a deserve tint con'lru
npce by prudence md moderation IN orr
council,, ly we'll directed attempts 10 h,-
snnee ihe bitterness which too oilen m1rs'
unavoidable differences ofopinionihy The P'o.
mulgriinu mud practice "iJnsi ana lil'rt-t
pgiuriplcsi aud by ma enlarged phlrol''m,
which shalt Acknowledge 40 hnil'a b'H ho''
Of our own widespread krpuilic'
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Il Ill II & L Il. ID ID n | A N.

affirmative hy HMnriig ~ o. 4Frftohd"ti~
ctciirmeul followed. Mr AshmUn said the
uurBliuu was ~ open obr. Alr MOrehend
thought rhe nulirrcould Boz seuled by sirik-
log OH from thn rrTpie's uWendmenI ihr
words writ uf Rio GfHittei Hitd inserting
nothing in tho oct lhnl could ~ uny way nj
feet Ile boundary Of ItNHs, Tie previous
question WIS moved, aud sustained by nm
Inry of5 The Chair drrIdrd tlnl HE quHs-
lion wus ~ he amendment 81 Mr. Morehend.
The question WINS lheu taken on More
heud's amendment, nud nduplr'li yeas lbG,
nays 20. Great confusion prevailed, sew
eral meubers TOOK lho floor,
Mr Thompson, Of ludinun, appealed 20 tie
Anuli aud Euulll 10 uppeahc iiie e1rilelnenl,
aud offered compromises lhul lhe Cunsli1u-
ieu, 30 far as applicable, Ice eXleudrd over
tho Territories, lhH eAiHling lnWatu Ice eN-
erc,sed TO- propci porponF, property, nnd ~
ligiaui md he President bu empowered a.
rhrry the laws into effect, The net 10 co.'s
iinue lill February 1850,
Points ofordcr were rnised Difficulty NJ
rose hclwcon BHily aud Rool,lhe former chll,
,ls tie lnucr0 hrulc, Qucsllou wns ordered
on i1Vuaipsuus amendment, which was a.
greed n, Alr Peui made Iu,ious spg/ch,
sud he would rather have 'lle hiil drlrNed
thnn see such amendments adopted II NJ
ueGr.1us, hg said, ip stop the lHudH on 10
rlork-liG WIS NOT IOrluUF 10 control lTp.-
WIZ mt willing to ioftu pnr'HeF@l4lp ~ llle
slnyrlmlIaS Tho lrWuuH, pulrid trhb--
frt,sUI lGUdGH t1UtBr'i Mr. MtCleniard
rufr unti rriird AR pciiit 10 order, Tic
Sprulct. decided lls,t ho vas IA order winch
drciriun Wus appealed lromsud rtVersedlAe
question WIS inhnu on llc Senui"'s territorial
HmcrtUcut 20 The GFWri appropriation.
llil, Nulkoi's, ~ amended by lhomptou,
was agreed u--yops 10. nays lOl, The ~
meudmcu went back 10 the Senate.
AZ 2o'clogk !ihis morning, (sandny'l TIC
TTOUFG was without q GUUfUUf 6Ud III 2 'siuiu
OF chuos. johnson OF Al,uuHas. made
rcucnut l'ichiu ofllliuoir ,kuorkcd him down
aud drew Ti10d ASsFh Wns mudc To lnrl
Them, The Speaker called order, trcmcn-
dous coUttIrr uYUr, M bones
hrokcn, Plenty of Ibo HrdoHt 100 tin cgnnl,
W. lio ut,d-l VI tie whole, lithliu wpF taken
from the Hall Ht hif pmI tW0.
4 motion was unde a. adjourn; only =!
members Nolcd uiirmniiyc, kaufman NOV
ed Ia TAKE up the lhill 10 establish u govern
mcut IN New Mexico. Holmes objected for
want ut pUwcTuf Tine, Motion made ~ nd'
jouTu. s lnrseNge Wus semitic the 'Sennlc,
sayiug llmi ihc House was ready to adjourn,
aud committee appointed To Wat on llr
Prcs.dru;,urkiug whether lie had any further
communication to make,
Means were taken To- renew the Appropri'
alton luli, but the ocIiouisls were condemn
cL.-A leulhcrs slid lint lhcA would 20 down
10 everlasting ulhuy Nothing was done
VII llr Lill. Ailrr u long delay Tor The Prr''
ideul 10 sigu the General Appropriation I'LL,
and Ia nuke further communications, lhc I'D
luuruucut took place, giHe die iuI qunrlcr be-
fore 7o'clack,
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THE CABINET, 'ATLAsT

The last Telegraph Despatch from Wash.
alphabetically cvcuing-siatcs ihat Prcsi.
dent TAYLOR sent 10 the Srpate. by the hand
of his private Secretary Colonel BliSs---a
message continuing the names that follow as
members OF his Cabinet
JOHN NJ CLAYTON, of Delaware, secrc.
tary OF State
WILLIAM NJ. MEREDITH, OF Pennsylya
r" MA, Secretary ofihe Treasury.
THOMAS EWING, or Ohio, Home Depart.
ment.
GEORGE w. CRAWFORD, of Georgia,
Secretary of War.
WILLIAM B. PRESTON, Of virginia. Sec.
rotary of the Navy,
JACOB COLLAMER, of Vermont 4 p.stmas.
ter GeacraL w
REvERDY JOHNSON Of Maryland, Az
torncy General
These nominations must lie over ono day in
the Senate before they be acted upon
confirmed or rejected
lis UNDERWOOD that Abbott Lawrence wa,
Offered scnt in the Cabinet but it was declio
cd on account of s health tits limited tha,
be may r. our Minister to the Court of
ST. James
Vermont, far hG-6t&i- tia,e,- 4, allowed
member Of the Cabinet. ucrqrling 10, the a.
bore iist Err, satii5Eia7JrY y JTmont. Sc IN
ed hcretofqrc is now recognized in the per
son of one Of her sons, aSho. during tern
of four years IN Congress, has uniformly stood
up boldly for froedom and in opposition Il
all the schemes for extending the empire Of
human bondngse Mr. Collamer is working
man, and will undoubtedly mako good Post
fmastcy General lie ia also cheap postage
man, and cntertains, SO far as wa hnye seen
them developed in Congress, practical com.
mon ae"se views ~ relation to this subject 49,
His appointment we regard as 6 commitment
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Gtra gDIengMvMWa
SATURDAY. MARCuIo. lsiG
TnG lKAuGuRAL ApDREss,

t1rurrHi f'Hyiuris inupFatal AdFi+ess Sas
delivered at noon on Monday, and II was re-
ceiycd by us Tuesday evening Ut y O'Clock r
It was TcIcFf5PE n0m washington ~ I'''--
ton, and from the latter to this place 1t was
conveyed by the usual mail facilities
The Address - lust what wc expected from
the author brief rspiioi,, nationals sound and
ius, in 10 soutuculs-and perfectly oonsis'
tent with his loiters 80 Capt Allison, 10 which
b. gIy6 70 tiJr- ruUrtry III FTu'1'rurf-v' r'-
political principles IL ~ the sam'c ailcf O.
lccGipnthat he wac hcforc-.'IIoucst old Zach
pot hin whcrcyo viii. H. this be has DIS
appointed bot -lcW--4 elatrror inrn vh6 were
silly enough to pretend that hc would take oe.
crson an h., Inaugural To- do what their can
didnic did when hc was indicted into the same
oflirc-,cll himself 20 tho slave interest To
such as ttu-trd h,s words aud honor before q
lection, and gave him their suPPofly hc>Ias
proved true aud faithful lie does notion the
occasion of bis advent to the duteSof chef
Magistrate of the Nation, deelatetinsclt "thc
uncomprnm,sing enemy of The abolition Of
slavery "--por, a. did Mr. Paih, -codnienmcc
measures that had Tor lbCir object the cxtcn.
zion Of snytfy N6--snd thankful we are
LII II ia an=Gr4- l. l4I-I -Ant-.AlaELiH
Lon g.tea nor IL he Iames pdlk
Looking at his ustpnnl position aud con.
traNiug jrwith ,hat taken by each of the mrn
referred 30 above on like ocension, We feel
pro0d and gratifcd tbs, We contributed our
mitc toaid his election. When be- becomes
ike cithor of hem upon the great question Of
freedom, W. will ns hcasl,l, faFsaso h,u, as
we would any traitor to our faith
30 far a. We havc noticed comment. upon
The address they are all Gvorftlc, aud with
mcuentcrtoining republican views and. sen.
timcn,s 1t cannot but hc received with entire
appreciation. We quote a pai.r5sph or two
-irom the Boston Atlas
"Thc Address plcasrs ~ highly There. is
not word IN II that We would exchange, nf q
thought caprcsscd 10 which We do not unrc.
scryodly accord We ask our readers 90 COM
pare thry urirt and comprehensive Addrr--
with the huge masses of vcrb,ngc which have
brcn pu, forth by the Van Burcns and Polks
Caaisaai The genuine american scnti."o"t., 50
earnestly and honestly expressed, with the
party slang and sectional bearing Of the late
Presidents, ADD then say if The Wh'gs, in elect.
ing eirrr-rHi 4eyi,t I,s+ I'st,l..I..-
Try lasting service.
How uohly does the old veteran of hun.
dfcd battle.iclds redeem every plrdgc made
IN his Allison letters. lie stands GScd and
'mmovl9Ie on The broad pGlform there built,
irom which he VII no, be Spvcd There let
hun s,urd aud he will command the support
Of this people, aud he by them beloved and
honcrcd, we can say no more than repeat
our admiration Of this capital national Wing
Address
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Wdmol Pro,iso bo uso led ns ou amend
iurur
The cluir ruled his 20 bo oui oforler,
From die decision Alr Roof, Of OHIO, mp
prulrd.
GU FgTIiHV Tic HpuzIlaH - IiIn ttuHFr, me
vote on sustaining ile chalr stood yeas ~
nBs ~.
The Sprnkrr give lha casuug vote yen,
Mr. Scheuck nf Ohm, moved 10 fuke oui
Of The feuale'H nmtndmcnli respecting lhs
California huuudny9Ha words "lIin tinude'
The quoslloI Wys lnken 10y lellrrFi und cur
Urd,pA ~ ~
Nj Rockwell of Connecticut. moved ga o.
mcndment, lin,liug tho proyisiphal govern
fienl ct llt- Hew territories 90 a continuance
of siN months ulier the rlrlug oflhe urAI Con
grefs, unless IL shall have beeu repealed he
iufu INC rAplmigL of ihni peundG Tho o.
urudmrni wus adopted hy yopp 40, nnys ~
hlr HUT submitted Au uddlliHunl prpvlso,
" the effect, That he law Of MeAlco abolish
ing slavery indie said territories slall remain
in toll lurrc until repealed hy m ret M Con
gr,ss. This amendment, uller some consld'
grafton, we nlsO Adopted Icy yens 90 nnyT
~,
Alicr some further prNarilugf, the civil
gud Diplomatic 1911 wasNnl On The Srnnlr,
r The House ucNl proceeded iu Use ronHld'
ftulniit 81 no HuchdinriI 81 nc scum" !"
thr lilll luGlln goycrluent of lle territory
df Minnesota, slIhlug out ll,o clause "lilch
ilInIIllgaI HT TiIU bIt rhrii l'-i lLe effect pn
the 10Th iusLIr
MLlln I'D. Hiucsnl iilil NHs uulrr .lun-
sidomlipu, communication was tfcccNcd
ir0m ths S,rplr, sip,iug lhW tliry hud dlsn'
greed lp ihr umruduou mudrly the HOUSE
o. i'e Cid and DiPIuWutie Appropriation
BJl,
Mr Nuon roso and asked lur u commlicc
~ conference to tnko tho hiiI'iil0 counidrrl'
lion. (which Mns gmulcd Oh Tic pnrl of the
/ iru-r
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IIlI,S

4 correspondent informs ~ il,ai the dwell,
ing house of john Dryer, of Bakersfield,
NNus destroyed Us iir ou tic Gu iuH. The
family hrrg absent except little boy, scarce
~ my Thing was snvrd. On the pnmc day the
Blark smith Shop ~ H1.umns Roll, ~ East
Fairfield, was hurli. .'t.
Ga Sunday morning, illc lSlli inst the
mun bady of DR., J. y. l.oo>inlnnd's hcsisr IN
IlighgHu s,buiuL The Ere is supposed Ia
have .takcu from tie heat oih Stove placed in
up1rtitop.a rtW hr,tk walls oL.llic house
were lrt signthg IN tulcrahlc good order.
The loss irpnriy covered 10y insurance IN the,
w. Muiutl.
Ga "Wednesday nighi OF last week Mr. t.. u.
RpuUt-5oi Swhutou Centre, suffered Sc
we're loss Us fire, 4 liuc Two slpry dwelling
hogso, q carthage, work shop, Iul''hor house,
lmrp, sheds, Sc; together with most of their
cQuicDrs were destroy d,uud "a young French
mpu az HE employ of Mr.. Rounds wns burnt
to lcrth, ia an attempt To save his .ruuk, The
origin Ul the fire is not known. The loss ir
said 10 ho nhonl $4,000 insured $4,000 in
the Vermont Mulum. Isl. Albuns Messenger,
F~Sonc of the most intelligent slaves IN
Mobile have formed themselves into socie-
" for spreading the gospel ruriicmlnrly inAf.
ricn, Members pay dlty cents on admission,
and ten cculs II month afterwards. They
hnycduriug Tie pnsl ycRr, rqiscd fifty nine
dollars, and at their lust meeting voted ten
dollars each to the Presbyterian Mission IN
Africa, the Methodist Mission in Libcrin, and
tho Colonization Society.
KrgsrNu wtru VIII The Louis
Vile Journal in Us account eC thn-rrrcpiion
hy Gen. Taylor oflhe Ladies NJ The Gair
House, Says
Many of Them offered their bright * hennli.
iul lips aud received ms hearty kisses ms lips
could possibly desire. Some of the Jealous
Suunc gentlemen thought That the old chief
tnin, instead of kissing rs n mere Innttcr Of
form. kissed with very decided appetite
Whatever hc does he does with will
Atpf-F-S2t-s-4F H. 'rl.,,-+r-er they, rrrHier,
white maple sugar, in New Ycrk.-'Ghc Bul.
/ fnlo Commercial snys:-Thc man wlio took
the premium at Auburn in lSI6.kcp all res
sells Glenn. lie run the hot sugnr into conical
vessels, having n half inch l:ole, plugged nj,
the bouom, unlit the sugar WINS thoroughly
hard; theu pn three myers of wooden cloth
morning for three weeks in successoH,--TLa
water looked IIke brown mUlaSscs and the
sugar, when done, like loaf sugnr.
Gy7fn 1851 a census of the whole Brush
empire is TO lie taken for the first time. Or
dcrs hive been sent TO NIL the Colonies, 10
make preparation for this labor, that it mny
be- executed on sysyemn;ic and uniform hlnp
throughout the British possessions in every
part of the globe.
-ny'A lucky printer in the Cincinnati
Chronicle Office lately rccevedn 1clier from
Gen. Samuel Houston, informing him tina,
property worth $4,000, in Texas, had lust
been loft him by his father.
GA post office has been established nj
Lyme Bridge. in Orange county, r., F.Howe,
postmaster. All letters and pnpers Intended
for North Thelror,l.> shpnld he nailed to
Lyme Bridge, VI!
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CoNGREss.

S. fsul'arpri lrlr .7
SIS aft iir hctElrI' HHWUHdHEHt TN
o. lrynplrI} government iu {, lIuuiiH cHiur
Up. MD 81 Dk, uf New fprs' proceeded Co
u-arHH ~ lHuDdo sprrrli ou lhn FrurlHl -uh'
Irri OF pf"'hing % goveWnrW Cor ilir now
,r.iiOrifs,
AlrPutlpt of Vermont fllawel iu favor
% Iir immediate Tms2Hao Of iln 'nll FOR uir
..t. .Iiluru OF llr uaW ierrllmur-,
tlgpptlur deprecated lhG llme which lud
'------ SD lrl 300 lHr dirrurri.u OF lIus natter
Hni IngrI Woe question: Wuuii br iWWrdwir'
= VhrU,. 800
The q1o,liou wns ricu taken, mud lle Hll
H pi.-al hy % yntr nj - ip ~.
tHt ilpueu, Mr Gurgiui OF NUFuiu,toul
I1r lIuul.re ~ ipe Post OIicc, reported
Oh tr-oluiou declaring il iucNpcdlcn 90 take
any nr'.pl,nl llio prcsrnt scHa.nui iu relation
60 stopping sunday mails agreed 90
Nr iiarIrHu, nl Georgia, hour iln Com
ut.Iiur H. Nu}r dnl hrnnt, reported nt1il
..If, nI,.i .,,'li un lhe principles Of me tar
ujpfl3i! NJ Nirull, ofNew York, from
.H'l.r. NuIl were ordered 60 Voc rfinlrd.
20 5rfr Siuulo bills were nnsscd, uclu-
dug rr Niuctuu Territorial ll.L
-l I'm -ul .llllt1InulLr lUiuu ilD NlgN-
i..li t4ufIy Inc CaWo up, Uuh Va l-ll..43''
ILL tl4L--l!-l!L- Ll-rrrrrUTTGn uIlhr Foreign
t-.s..4s'ge. gi1l ss.tteI u Alii=llil r.
1lr -rhrnrk OfObio addressed luu COM
1U..Io vrJuly upon lHr Presidents conduct
o. n.pwul.Ug commissioners without lhW'
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Of llla now sdml0Isltllon InlayofoI eHF'P
postage syden,
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IIJI-i,- tn IIUUat Won NO tuIUulII
t,o %" Iho WHO'S ou rlr lrdirr Nrrt"i,'e-
uu IilI VI NuUn, iOm iAr Committee
0N,y. gbd Nraus, repuiIvl atHmrndmcul
:. II-n N l.Lr -rnHtr nnrHlmrni, nnn Is
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N. slnHlt 81 lpjiaEa, -'il sl.sl ha bailey
'r' t'r' President IH,iur voud uo' yc'o'ha
Wl'uar i'IU,ro,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

GA post office has sheen established Mt
Lyme Bridge. in Orange county, r. F.Howe,
postmaster. All letters and pnpers intended
for North Thelror,h> shpnld he mailed to
Lyme Bridge, VI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

-Uy7A lucky printer in ihe Cincinnati
Chronicle Office lately rccewedia 1etier from
Gen. Samuel Houston, informing him that
property worth $4,000, in Texas, had just
been lati him by his father.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-10

Q-T7in 1851 census of the whole BRUSH
empire is to lie taken for the first time Or
dcrs hive been sent to NIL the Colonies, TO
make preparation for this labor, that i, lnny
hc executed on systematic and uniform i,lap
throughout the British possessions in every
part of the globe.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-18
PROSPECTUS

THaE' SCMOOLHsEsHsHeOyy:
A MAGAZINE FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
ISSUED I'm MONTHLY NUMBERS OF
~ PAGES, aLLysTP ATED WITH
ENGRAyISGs, AT THE Low
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9 D per aHaHAunRA-ERa advance:
THE Publisher of Richards Week
ly Gazette announces that he issued the
first number of the above work last Janu-
ary, with view of affording to the Boys
and Girls of the South journal of their
own, in which instruction and amusement
shall be happily blended.
The Schoolfello,0 contains articles, both
original and selected, from many pens
that have written charmingly for the
young. We will mention the names of
Mary Hewitt, Miss Sedgwick, Peter Par
ley, iss Mcintosh, Mrs. Gilman, Mrs.
Joseph G. Neal, Mary E. Lee, Miss Bar
Der, and many others might be added.
Many of the articles in TIE Schooltello,o
are beautifully Illustrated, and the twelve
numbers of one year make two volumes
OF nearly 400 pages and one hundred en-
cravings, of which, every boy and girl
who may own it may be proud.
TERMs.-l. Each number contains 80
pages, and at least 8 engravings, and is
issued on the first of every month. Q.
The subscription price is One Dollar a
year, in advance. To Clubs s copies toi
one address, $4; 10 do, So; 20 do, SIS.
re There are many schools in which
at least twenty copies may be taken, as
the price to each one will be only SEVEN
TY-FIvE cents.
Communications must be postpaid and
addressed to
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-08-18
S95 REWARD!

STOLEN from the subscribers stable,
near Storeville, s. c., on the night of the
9th, inst, a Bay Horse, with no par
ticular marks recollected, except some
harness marks. Any information res
pecting the horse win be thankfully re-
oeived; and the above reward will be
paid for the delivery of said horse to me,
together with The thief who stole him,
with evidence sufficient 10 convict him.
THoS. McLELLIN.
June 80, I849.