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CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

RAi1raH. July S.. 1850.
The Intendaat and Commissioners Of the City met
this evening in regular monthly meeting agreeaby to
appointment Present, VIM. d. Haywood, Intendsnt.
John Primrose, T. r. Fentress, 8. w. Whiting. H!ss
Burns and Eldridge Smith, Commissioners.
On notion Mr. Burns was requested to employ Mr..
Bruce to clean and make all necessary repairs to the
Town Clock.
The application Of Mrs. Hollister to reopen Tan
Yard on her lot laid the table at the last meeting
was, on motion, now taken up, respectfully considered
and rejected
On mpton, Messrs. E. Smith, Burns snd freeman,
were appointed committee attend at the Town Hall
the 18th instant for the purpose Of granting to eli
Free Persons Of Color, Of good character permission TO
reside in the City for the next twelve months
H. b. Hayes. made his report Weghmsster for the
quarter ending 9Th July which shows that he has recev
ed in that time $29 9O and notion he was re- sp-
pointed to that office three months longer
Messrs Murray and Johnson were s'so rs-appointed
City Constab!es for three months.
Messrs. Johnson, Ferre, Utley, and Blake. wore re-
pointed City Guard for MONTH be rnier the di.
recton of the Intendant of Police.
On motion the Board adjourned.
b. B. SMITH. Clerk
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Arrivals at Layvrence's Hotel.

JuLr Mai w. D. Jones' Forestvillc Matthew
Guy. Cumberland; Sion Rogers, Sr.; Wake.
joy 2.-Linn B Sanders and Edward Sanders John
ston; ]. G. Carile Wake Forest College Joseph Kear-
ney and H. Cooke Franklin Julius Jackson and Rob't
Bass, Mississippi.
JULY 3.--John w. M'Queen and Fletcher M'Queen
Alabama; Dr. C. &. Peace, Granville; w. D. Watson
and O. E. Harris, Chatham r. D. Atkinson and Black.
man Lee. Johnston; J. Robert Jefreys aud Lady, aud
Miss A. j. Jefreys. Rockres Franklin Miss L. B. Lao.
! renee, Tree Hill, Edgecombe; w. A. Ramsay Jehn
Mitchell and John w. Gay Wake Forest College Jv.
Illus A. Stevens, De Soto co., Miss; J. D. Wiians,
Raleigh; VIM. slade Miss Ann J. sade, Miss Msiy
Slade and Miss l.. L. Biggs Williamston. 3"
july 4.-Matthew Guy, Cumberland; ]. ]. Ferreu
Auburn G. J. Hinton, B. w. Justice. J. H Kenyoasn
". G. Simmons, A. J. MDoweil, N. A. Taylor, w .
H. MITCHELL D. ]. Justice F. M. Purify. J. B. Timber
lake, Bedford Brown, +. l.. Lasater, J. NJ. Russell and
John A. Johnson. Wake Forest College; l.. D. Lancas-
ter, Forsythe; DR.. HARRISON Rolesvie Mai. John NJ
Crcnsl'aw, Wake Forest James D. Newsom and David
Newsom Falls of Neuse; DR.. John Fl. JONES' II. Per.
ningon. Perg Rogers, John l.. Little LEROY Chappel
}. M. Ferreli Rufus X. Ferrei, Allen Rogers, j. Rcd.
dick Jefireys Calvin j. Rogers and w. Nichols Wake:
VIM. N. Patterson Orange w. G. Hicks, Henderson :
w. R. Williams and Wyatt Earp Earpsboro'; w. ].
Clements and w. r. Horton Cumberland p. RI. John
son, Forcstville.
July 5.--Hcnry C. Lashlcy and Jacob Moraccs
Wake J. w. O'Nea Raleigh.
JULY 6.-Richard H. Battle, Rocky Mount; Linn b.
Saunders, Johnston Dr. c. C. Peace Granville; John
J. Krause, Philadelphia; Bryan W. Cohb, Ncedbam B
Cobb and John P. Cobb Evcrittsvilie J. D. Williams,
Raleigh.
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~ SEE THE PROOF! ~

We understand, from the best authority that GOV.
Manly now unblushingly denies that he ever opposed
Equal Suffrage! We might appeal 10 the 'noosanos
who heard him two years since, for statements over
signatures, to prove the fact upon him that he did
pose it, vehemently and bitterly; but certificates are
useless, where thousands are witnesses. I've copy
the following from the Standard OF June i4' 1875
containing an account of the discussion in this place
hs,xeen Col. Reid and Gov. Manly.
Mr. Manly merely glanced at Equal Suffrage.
lie did not to speak for the Wings generally
but but for himself he would say, he was OPPOSED to
Equal Suffrage"
This statement was heard by hundreds in the
Court House in this City. 1t was not denied at the
time by Gov. Manly or any of his organs.
What must honest men think OF such man
And what will the friends of State harmony and
State repose think of A GOVERNOR of the State,
who adds to this denial of notorious fact, PROPOSE
ton to upset the compromises of the State Constitu-
ton, and who for the petty purpose of securing his
own reelection, BETRAYS the East and the mid
die. and attempts to HUMBUG the West9
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MARRrED

Terry, Esq. Mr.. John Kinnin, to Miss Sarah G..
Freeland. Also, on the 23d ult, by Wm. w. Guess.
Mr.: James Wood to Miss Mary Hall.
On Tuesday, the 18th of June, 1850. by the Rev
VIM. H. Plunkett, Mr.. James NJ Fitzgerald, 70
Miss Fanny w., eldest daughter Of Capt. Jeremiah
W. Graves. all Of Pit;sylvania County, Va.
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IF rom the Columbus CSa3 Enquirer Feb. s. ls4s.]
WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CsEnRy! We have
utter abhorence for all kinds Of pufs and especial
such calculated to mislead the public the
curative virtues of patent medicines. There doubt
less many catchpenny nostrums daily vended and hour.
used which not only of value, but absolutely
deleterious to the physical There other bal
sans extracts, &C., not embraced peradvenure the
pharmacentc arrangements Of the spohecary regular
physician, that in certain cases, Of value t,
all the prescriptions Of Gacn put together Wistars
Balssm of Wild Cherry is sdmted BY the concurrent
testimony of those who have proved its vtucst to be Of
the latter class. In colds and consumption asthma and
chronic coughs, well in other kindred diseases i,
has been used with almost universal success. In eli.
mate changabie this, supernducing and asgravat
ing the family e diseases above alluded to- this med
cine has value not to be estimated.
None genuine unless signed I. BuTrs on the wrapper
For sale. wholesale and retail. by WILLIAMS, HAY.
WOOD & Co.. Raleigh N. C.
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Tie whig papers, seeing the likelihood Of Mr..
Manys defeat, are trying all of tricks to divert
the public mind from the great issues. 1t is now
asked "Is or was Mr.. Reid for against the Nash.
vile Convention g. Now, we don't know, nor do
we care button which way he was. What has that
got to do with the election for Governor!
We expect they will ask presently whether Mr..
Reid is a Methodist or Roman Catholic; or, being
bachelor, whether he euer tried to get married!
Fayetteville Carolinian.
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THE ROT EsvILLE coNvENTIo,N.

L 4
+ This being IN adjourned session Of the conven
tion,s the Reg. BuFwelf Temple resumed the Chair
and called the committee appointed on the 22nd
of June to make known to the body the result of the
correspondence. Mr.. J. l.. Terrell then arose and
stated what it was. and then submitted the following
report and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
We, citizens Of Wake County in Convention assem-
bed on the 4h day Of July $780, being desrous of
tanning equal rights and of protecting the true spirit
Democracy. and believing that the Act chartering the
North Carolina Rail Road does not, in a strict sense,
breathe that spirit because it burdens and takes from
portion of fellow dzens of this State and gives
another portion but being also anxious preserve the
union OF the Democratic party, and knowing that all
| our demands have been promptly complied with, do
therefore,
Resolrc, That the of Messs Jones and Saun-
ders to committee of this Convention-n which they
Resolution of the Goth May proposed by Mr. Shepard
satisfactory.
Resolred Ako That the answer of Mr. Newsom,
which substantially endorses the Resolution Of Mr. She
pard is likewise satisfactory.
And Whereas learn that the distance of Mr.. Rol-
Inns residence the cause that reply has yet been
ceived from him, and whereas have reliable evidence
that he agrees with entirely in sentiment:
Therefore Resoired, That gratifcd with this
information, and that the position Of Mr. Rollins is also
satisfactory.
On motion, Mr.. Terrell was requested to wait on
Gen. Saunders and request him address the people
after the adjournment of this Convention.
On motion, the thanks Of the Convention were
unanimously rendered to the President for the able
and faithful discharge of his duties, and to the Sec
retarie, for their industry and fidelity.
On motion, the Standard was requested to publish
the proceedings.
On motion the Convention then adjourned sine die
B. TEMPLE, Prest.
F. F. X K Srsor1 Srao1nER' Secs.
Shortly aflerw ards Judge Saunders appeared and
delivered profound. able and brilliant address,
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DTED.

On Friday the 2ath of last month, Jno. X Brooks.
Esq. for long time the popular and efficient Sheriff
of Caswell.
In Murffeesborougb, N. c., June 10th, 1850, in
hope ofa glorious Immortality, Mrs. Sally Ann Par
kerr wife Of Jacob Parker in the 26th year of her age
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SLAVERY IN CALIFORNIA.

friend from Newton county informs that he has
Just received letter from his brother in California
formerly a Captain of Company of Texas Rangers
which states, that the writer has with him the
Sacramento River thirty-two slaves engaged in digging
gold who have made for him, each average, from
SIS $40 per day, since the 10th day of March last
The Negroes are from 40 to so years old They give
him trouble nor does any one interfere with them
The letter also states, that majority of the people ir
California, who went from the States in favor sla
very but that the natives and all other foreigners,
opposed to the institution. iMiikdgcrWe Union.
We have never doubted that slave labor would be
extremely profitable in California. We learn thai
similar information has been received in this City,
from Mr.. William H. Mead.
We learn, from a gentleman who has had the hest
opportunity of Judging, that slaves make the very
best miners-better, by odds, than white men. They
do more work in given time, and such work seems
TO suit them better than any other.
There is room enough for all in California If tha
country had been thrown open to slave labor, slave
property would have been at this moment twenty
five per higher in North Carolina and we should
have stood some chance of realizing proper and
just share of the mineral riches of that remarkable
land but it is, under this Freesoii Administration
ct Gen. Taylor, and the direct result of his in
structons and his policy, deprived of all this
while foreigners and natives of the free States are
reaping all the advantages and profits And COM
pete the list of infamous measures against the South
New Mexico has just set up for herself State,
and excluded all shareholders from her borders
These the fruits of Tay lorsm. How do the peo-
ple like them1
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Col. Little, the United States Marshal for the Dis
trict Of North Carolina, has appointed the gentle
men named in the following list Deputy Marshals t.
take the in their respective counties. They
will enter upon their duties they shall be
provided with the necessary blanks; and we are re
quested by Col. Little state that will be
distributed among them as fast as they received
by him from the Department at Washington.
Alamance-George Hurdle, North Division s. J.
Turrentine, South Division.
Alexander-J. G. Smith,
Anson.-James M Waddill
Ashe-Abraham Bryan.
Beaufort-Jamcs Williams
Bertie-WilIiam J. Cherry.
Bladen-Danel M. Bue.
Brunswick-Thomas R. Hall
Buncombe-E. H. Mcclure.
Burke-Samucl Mcdowell Tate.
Cabarrus-John Shinpock.
Caldwcll-R. e. Miller.
Camden-John H. Mitchell.
Cartcret-Brian HELEN.
Caswell-Wilam P. Graves.
Catawba-Jesse Cant. | ..---
Chatham-Aex. H. Dismukes, Upper Regiment.
Lower Regiment-Richard Faucctt
Chowan-John A. Benbury.
Cleaveand-James w. Cabaniss.
Columbus-Haynes Lemon.
Craven--Wm H. Marshall.
Cumbcran0-SOutD D. w.
Cumberland-North Western Division, r. b. Smith
Currituck-Thomas F. Baxter
Cherokee-Geo. w. Hayes
Duplin-Richard B. Morisey, and Dixon Mallard.
Davie--Burgess Gather.
Edgecombc-Job P. Pitt.
Davidson-North Division. Haley Brown.
Davdson--South Division, Robert Burnes.
Franklin-John D. Hawkins, Jr.
Forsythc--Philip Kerner.
Gates-Cordy Y. Savage.
Granvie-Prot E. A. Jones.
Greene-Edward Carman.
Guilford--South Division, Jesse Wheeler.
Guilford-North Division, Archibald Wilson.
Gaston--Robert Alternately.
Halifax--Benamin w. Edwards.
Haywood-Thaddeus D. Bryson.
Hertford-John Van Jr., and w. s. Daniel.
Hyde-Daniel Murray.
Henderson-John Clayton.
Iredcll-Thomas L. Tucker.
Jolnson-Charles w. Lee.
Jones--Roscoc Barrus.
Lenoir-Franklin Dibhle.
Lincoln-Thomas j. Eccles.
Martn-Simon Smithwick.
McDowell-Elisha G. Neal.
Observation-Disclosures Baird
Montgomcry-Calv w. Wooley.
Moorc-Norman McCrummen.
Macon--Dr. Henry G. w oodhn.
Nash--J. M. Taylor.
New Hanovcr-Thos. G. Cause.
mpton--Nicholas Boon.
Onslow--B F. Williams.
Orange-Sheppard X. Nash.
Pasquotank-William Newbold.
Perquimans--Hcnry w. Barker.
Person-Thomas Glenn.
Pitt-John A. Selby.
Randolph-South Division, r. H. Brown.
Randoph-North Division, John p H. Russ.
Richmond--John NJ Dockery.
Rowan-E. D. Austen.
Robeson-Norh Division, Hector Currie.
Robcson-South Division. Dan. McNcill.
Rockngha Eastern Division, Francis Watkins.
Rockingham-W Western Division, Miles D. King.
Ruthcrford--William Shipp.
Sampson--North Division, Carlton Hall.
Sampson-South Division, Edward Vail.
Stokes---Samuel Hughes.
Surry-South Of the Yadkin, Ephraim Hugh.
Surry-North of the Yadkin, William r. Lowell.
Stanly-Thomas H. Timlinson.
Tyrre- Hczekiah Lewis.
Wake-East Division, Henry H. Harriss.
Wake-West Division. Stephen Stephenson.
City of Raleigh-William H. Hood.
Warren-Alex. B. Hawkins.
Washington-John B. Gelet.
Wilkes-A. Carmichael
Yancy-Iorcnzo d. Potect.
Union-Russell Rogers.
Watauga-Jonathan Horton.
Wayne-North Divisisn, VIM. Hollowell.
Wayne-South Division, John Wright.
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\During the Sabbath School celebration, in Car
,rol's woods, near Baltimore, yesterday, (says the
altimore correspondent of the Union,) two noble
boys, twins, were brought to the stand. which was
erected under the spreading branches Of magnif-
ceht hickory, and in the presence of large assem-
hage, chrstened Andrew Jackson and James 4. Polk.
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NOTICE.

TAKEN up, by James H. Murray. City ConstaAie.
i and committed to the Jail Of Wske County. . no
gro ma who ssys his is SAM, and belongs 20 Dr.
John II. Hill, Of Brunswick County, N. c. ThS SD
negro u about 30 yeals Of sss. black oompsxiee, A
quite small Of his sge. The said boy ssys be go
in Wilmington, BY Jordan WombIs, Of Rsisigh. shout
i've years since. The owner s requesasd % come lcs-
ward, prove property, pay charges and take sai1 ~
away. NJ. II. BROWN, La;isr.t.
July 6. 1850. e2n-aH
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C.. H. Wiley, ESQ, Author of Alamance >, and
Utopia, is candidate for seat in the House of
Commons from Guilford county. Mr.. Wiley is a
Wing, but as Guilford county can send nothing but
wings the Legislature, we shall be graed to hear
of his election Neavbern Republican.
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two or three respectable members of the Congrega-
tiona Societv of Stratford, have been unchurched
for their belief in mesmerism and the manifestation
of the spirits by knockings. IL
Bridgeport Farmer ef Tuesday,.
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FALL OF TABLE Rock AT NIAGARA FALLS. We
felt ourselves somewhat inclined to suggest doubt
as to the truth of the teegraPhc dispatch which
published, announcing this accident. The perodity
of the false report had come to be a phenomenon
of itself. 1t seems however, that The catastrophe,
though generally discredited, this time real
one and that the noble scenery of the Falls has lost
Hpne of its finest points Of view. Rich. Eng.
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Coon Hit. A theatrical manager of New York is
gTamatsing the recent paradsground incident betw
ot,est and Willis, under the title Of Dashea at
ashlonahle Life with Free Cowskin."
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Arrivals Mt Yarbsouxh's House.

Jury sc. P: Baldwin, Philsdelphia; Francis Lew
is, Washington, N. G.
jury 6.--Jno. Bauskctt, Enfield s. c.; B. Dib
BILE, Ncwb.rn; John Randolph, rt E. X. Stanly.
Newbern.
JrLY DR. De Rossets, Gen. McRae ". A. Wright
and Maj. Grswod, Wilmington Ed. Wilkes, Charlotte;
James d. Blake, e. s. Navy. "a -.
july 81. R. McCorkle Wadesborough; j. H. En-
Mss, Salisbury; w. A. Keeper, Va; G. L. Eaton, New
York w alter Gwynn, Richmond, Va; r. J. Sumner
Lincolnton Joseph Myers, Washington.
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THERE are about 1900 teachers, male and female
in Ohio. A large number of them have organized q
estate Teachers Association which meets tw ice
a wear.
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Late dates from Texas contain Maj. Neghbor's of
fetal report of his proceedings at Santa Fe. He says
be we'll received by the inhabitants. The move
against the organization of the county Of Santa
fe got up entirely by government officials army
officers presiding the meeting in favor of forming
State. large portion of the government employ
attended. He enclosed proclamation of the Chief
Justice of New Mexico setting forth the duty Of the in
habtants to resist Texan usurpation of the land and
boundaries, and advising them not to treat the Commis
sioncrs with obedience and respect.
Maj. Neighbors was sent by the Texan authorities
Santa Fe, take steps for the protection of the
rights of that State against the usurpations of the
mongrels of New Mexico. He is the same gentle
man contemptously spoken of by Gen. Taylor in a
late Message of his, as "one Maj. Neighbors. :"
The above confirms the fact that Gen. Taylor had a
leading and important agency in getting up the new
State of New Mexico. s'Government officials -
prominent actors, and " army officers presided
over meetings in '' favor OF forming new State -!
What will the Southern people say to this9 Will
Southern Wings swallow this pill also2 Will Gov.
Manly justify this conduct of Gen. Taylor!
CONGRESS.
The Senate was mainly engaged last week in dis
cassing the " Adjustment bill. Mr.. Bell spoke on
Wednesday, and concluded on Friday, in opposition
to the bill; and in favor of the Presidents policy.
When the final vote will be taken it is impossible 10
predict-probaby this week will settle the ques-
ton.
The House has been engaged in considering the
Reports of the Committee the Galphin fraud. 1t
is thought that the Secretary Of War is in difficult
place. He ought to be compelled, by law, to dis
gorge that money. The House was engaged the
better part of Friday, in considering this business
We invite attention to an article in another COL
umn, containing some extracts from Mr.. Clay's re-
marks Wednesday last, in relation to the attack
by the President and his Cabinet on his plan for ad-
ias,ing the Slavery question.
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The able and eloquent Address Of William F.
Dancy, Esq. delivered at Tarborough on the 22d May
iast on the occasion of laying the of the
Wilson Monument. appears in the last Press" We
Shall lay it before readers as soon as We can make
room for it.
Equal SUFFRAGE. Two years ago Gov. Manly
was opposed to Equal Suffrage. He was opposed to
1t on principle; and now what is his position? 1t is
hard to tel for although he pretends to define it, in
his late address, he leaves it in the fog: But one
thing is cerain-he Is not n0,0 tavor e the prinei-
pie. If the people want it. he won't object'' The
people will not ask his permission. They want no
unwilling servant-they want to be forced TO
90 them justice: The principle is the thing they look
to shut out the whole subiect-it is bitter pill and
he don't like to swallow it, but he closes his eyes
and with surdry contorons of his face and horrible
fechngs of his stomach, downs with it. Forced
medicine seldom sticks long-we hardly think i,
will stay with the Governor beyond the lst of Al
gust. Mountain Banner (IHh;o v
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Mustard.
IN and ] Boxes, equal TO the imported, at much
LESS price, in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD Il 60
June 29th, 1850. 0lD-
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Job Printing,
Neatly Executed ct The Standard Print, Ofsce.
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The following new Postofices have been estab-
iished in this State: Summerville, Cumberland,
James w. Cotton, P. NJ; Stony Fork, Watauga,
Alfred Miller, P. NJ; Auman's Hill, Montgomery,
John ]. Leach, P. NJ; Little Mills, Richmond, J. T.
Andrews. P. NJ. Councils Store, Ashe, has been
changed to Boone, and Lawrenceville, Montgomery,
to S,Uif Island.
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Shortly after" ards Judge Saunders appeared and
delivered profound, able, and brilliant address
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CANVASS FOR GOVERNOR.
Col. Reid and Gov. Manly will address the peo
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KUHN'S PIAN0S I!

thern Ladies', patronize your own Meclsn:es.
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CHEERlse.-We are to-day "wednesday in the
receipt of three letters, from wellinformed gentle
men, residing in three different Counties in the West,
all assuring that COL REID will receive consdera-
bly, than his party vote in their respective Coun
ties A friend, lately from Washington. Beaufort
County, says that the enthusiasm for REID, in that
sec,ion pervades all classes and, TO some extent,
both parties. Our friends throug ghout the State look
to the Cape Fear District for large increase upon
the vote cast for Col. REID two years since. We
sole,nnly believe that this District aone could, by
polling every Democratic vote, give sufficient acces
sion to the Democratic strength counerbalance the
meagre majority by which Mr.. MANLY elected
two years since. An intelligent and reliable friend
in Cumberland county has assured US that the home
of DoBBlN will roll up all her strength for REID, and
lead the van in the Democratic triumph. Then rally,
and the day is ours! We do hope that no honorable
effort will be spared to bring every man to the
polls. Let Us impress upon our friends. again
and again. the fact that by polling erery vote can
secure Democratic Governor and Legislature. but
that withou, it we cannot Our opponents fright
ened for their supremacy, and will leave no stone
turned-no atfce not resorted to-to defeat our can
didate. Stale ISLANDERS will be trumped up, and
ithrice-exploded humbugs revivi6ed. Let US be on
our guard against the wiles of the enemy.
Wilmingf0n Journal
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-06-06
IN S UR A N G f .

The Protection Insurance Company, Of
HEREFORD, Conn.,, 1856
DxONTINUE to issue policies on the most ia
" vorabls terms. at their Agency in st: Paul,
Min. Ter. on Dwellings. Stores, Hotels, Ware
houses, Mils, Manufactures, Barns, &c. &c. &c.
Also, on Household furniture, and Goods, Wares,
and Merchandise contained or stored therein, a
sainss loss or damage by fire. Also. on Dry
Goods, Groceries. Manufactured Goods, Pro-
dsce. Household furniture, Live Stock, aud every
other description Of Merchandise or Personal
Property. shipped or to be shipped per good steam
boat, or boats to and from points ON the Western
waters. or between Eastern cities [via Lakes, or
other inland routc1 and any towns in the Western
country, agains, the hazards Of Inland Transpor-
tation. Also, upon shipments Of Goods. Wares
and Merchandise. per good vessel or vessels, be-
tween New Orleans and Eastern ports-between
New Orleans and other Gulf ports-between all
American ports and English or European Ports,
ITO any maritime port whatsoever in the Attain
tic waters, against the Perils Of the Seas, at the
lowest rates Of premium charged by other respon-
sible Companies. For full information as to rates
adjustment Of losses, sc. apply to the undersign-
ed, who is authorized to issue Fire and Marine
Policies. without delay.
3s-1 w. P. MURRAY,
.>..- Agent Protection lnsurai &c Co.
6t Paul. Jan. 8. 1880