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STABiLITY-SECURIT rETUITY.
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New York
A Million os noil,r.

M"saai Lie insurance Company, of New York
Million Of Dollars
securely invested in Bonds and Mortgages on 70.
al estate in the cities of New York and BROOKLYN.
ana stocks of the state ami City of New York and
United States Government.
Al, me Profits are divided among tho Insured.
o.. me company declared dividend of profits of
hil-two per cent. on all existing policies on the
3lst of January, 1913.
Persons may effect isurance on their own lives
and the lives Of others.
married woman can insure the life of her hus-
nahn, me henehts of which are secured by law 70,
me exclusive use of herself ar children.
eier2ymen and all others dependent uuon sala-
res or their daily earnings specially invited to
avail themselves Of a resource whereby their sur
wing Families may be secured from the evils of
penury.
Annnities granted on favorable terms.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles OF Mu-
tnai Lie insurance, and illustrating it's advantages
with forms OF application, ma, be obtained at the
ONCE OF Geo. Frazee, Agent, on Jefferson street
JOSEPH b. COLLINS. President.
iSaN' a'soIr' sec'y. CHAIR Es GILL, ACtuary.
'u'S - 'Nao GEO. FRAZEE. Agent.
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ESaYrct House.
nv j, e. FL TIC ii L IL .

r IL u 1 Il
THE undersigned hegs leave To ann 'unce to his
I ftiends and the travelling public thai he has
become proprietor. for term al years, Of ,he Bar
ret SIsuse. il Burlington Immediate steps wi, be
TAKEN TO. ataornusa renovation of the establish
meut--far extensive additions and improvements
and fat supplying the whole house with new and
appropriate furniture. The undersigned, in re-
turning his former position, would take occasion
to tender his compliments to his Old friends anu
acquaintances. and to assure them that ne will he
most happy to contribute /" their comfort ana en-
joyment at any time they may give the House acai.
Attentive servants. AMI suthciency of them, Will
be provided to ensure prompt aud satisfactory at
tention. Porters, attached to the establishment,
will he ready at all hours to convey baggage TO and
from boats.
Riding horses, carriages, &C. provided at a mo-
ments warning. j. {. FLETCHER.
Burlington, April 10, 1851
To Honsekeepers.
THE snbscr b n would cali the attention Of Fam
lies I, the f,llowin, list Of choice articles just
received from the east. and of superior quality:
rEAs-Inperial. Youag British lu>tre; lsingiass;
Hcs,u, aapowaer aud Figs and Rais,ns;
Bl,ek: Sperm oil. stove brushes;
Baher's Cocoa; Cooper,S Gelatne;
do Broma: Soda and cream tartar;
Spiced Chocolate; ,Srruhhng brushes;
Corn starch, Farana Washing hlua. starch;
Mccaron, NVermacelli; Ext Vanilla and lemon;
Arrowron,; Washing powder;
| Spices If all kinds; Vanilla bean. Resin soap;
! Herbs for culliaa,y pur- Pure mustard in bulk;
noses: do do do cans,
Star and mould Can 'les Whiting. Pine clayaalls t.
| Sperm candles, lard oil; remove grease spots;
| Toilet soaps. Hops, etc. etc.
opril -, ISL GAY
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Mr. kriechbaum-Sir-I sa raHth .rtsl .eGtsv~z
and your Remedy, fer the heashis whTrh uY -.
has received from using IT. she has trsn Tres.
led with two very bad diseases feF SOM rtss. !
the nrst place she has had the saH Eh~ura or =.
ter fnT s0me three years Part eff THAI tune n.
was Obliged L" keep her teH+ size has Asrm w..
toTed 10y various dNr tors but III aT rE r. -.
eft. Eut ana glad t. state the g CrIsF thattt :.
ing your valuable IEtcTasl ard External Hsnsss
she was restored TO health II short :.ne ss6Ir
only using sso fHirds of , CITE.
In the seCGaj place. she has hern trrrtfta -
Hrm"rFharr. ft odErr W frr strar 49, rtrrts -
iHg th's time she aPFlie' I'm several Fny srTsrsta4
II was 0f no avail. On being EFrt ~ rrret 4 e.
your medicine, dit 80. sHss ksTry o. sfgfs ai
she was i'm uaes'I5fefy restored to aer usbsI k-ss
ant has not been since troubled in thsi sI>.ass
Burlington. Jan. s. 1850 A. CRANES
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kRIEtHB.rM'> VEGETABLE sfEtr

kRlEfUBAIN '~ NTGBTAFIf >phf
1 SGD for SrrFpHS fTs~a~~s. NI@hf s~Fatsg =
I } tcrmItt+rt FrFprs. ChTfgS arh Frr~FT " -
Standing. wins N the pattern has tecHHr very -
reduced Also. for TingrrtrR diseases plfeF 49,
reduced down by sudden aftssts-
The proprietor wi ~ insure this msSlsIsfsNP@
torn all that Is claimed frr IT, NJ fsaHtfse.
-F-D treCtters will hF given fn r@mHF flFf =.
- Manufactured rHNy hy S- e. hFfTF hhsl@+
HTgtoR, Iowa. to whrr orders Haa1 ts SAafff
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MI hHechoaunI-SIT: tlts - tU 4 s.ttst tb,st. :.
ing your must sIusbe Ks nsss.s . y. o. n, -.
was cured # chU.efa. Nhsn tie shslc a. -
ed sent for ply sFriau- tIT IaftrH4rta a.
ed some Jour LAY IN which time fAs rh4kf
worse. At the rR@ az EpuF days hr tArrrtt = =.
necessary to attend any longer. z5tr
was M help. By the Recommendation ~ n, -
ithoGsAt would try yout IintmsEt, = l,ea -
with youT infamStIon Poe dUrS. I ana .s~~-.
state tn the weird. that frsnr TIE fFst nae NJ II
child commenced HrnGrag. and H. M~r.Wax~1
Twin stIIi further certify thst AIM alruf a. -.
after. my eldest son was also taken Nth - 60
"a. and toy uS1ag only pnr bettfe rt Erur $50
remedy. he was entirely Renewed. BY stpI.ta- :
ternal and External, used 4 beflIe IN ia o ksn..
stall further state that ny slster-in-ls~ -.
tackled 18th the same disease. zEa hy tkr -. II
your Remedy she was restored tin R4asrh
little more to- add ta the wfrfrrfrF rrr-t -
medicine has performed. nr satfre was a+t.-k.*
by ChoieI "A. when first rarse 60 hir.. Grsa -
cTamIed very much. and cold sweat s,s se;s = Is !.
yer HIM. commenced giy ias hiRa tosss .. 49,
tea cup full every ten fifteen Minutes rrsis :.
ing ON" bottle aud by that tirat, Err ha IN AZ.
perSriraIen. and Nv shrFf time VA a.. al Nv rt H. -
And I do hereby CertIfY ta ths werl4 thas 49, =.
ing ynur Internal ana External Rrmrat. 4 49,
found it to be the best family medicine kass :.
eE used. A krIsa
fceriiFy that Dir A. Keiso afTsared hf1s
tis It'll day of August 1850, and de oatA sAaff.
above state meEt af fIrtS are true ertlrrilra "
same III my presence IrHE CEAE.L
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Marine Agency of Ph9nix In>uruncs Company
OF 81 l.ouis.-Cnpitai : 1000.

Marine A..n,v az phanix v,.rruuc. cnu,,uv
OF ~ i.ou,..-Cn,,,a, $50 900,
s,,UE undersigned na,,us. he.u ap,o,nted Ayant
for the Marine Department OF the above named
company, at Burlington, lowa,is prepared TO make
hr a.. r,, n,';",, al" ne .,rr.n,
rate o., premiums
This Company makes IN unconditional return to
the assured of IA per cent. s-Ail losses Will be
p1.u ny the "h'e' signed at this Agency
- once on JEFFERSON street, "ttwesn MAIN ana
,l,rir,,,, pr,,h,r >, ,ssn -, An,
- - - 20
~, Wv N '' ts w ~ sS's Ct
~ Wy - 49,
tb} -" i'1'e'' ava $500 ~,oy
49, NV . iNu,'h y 'on
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BOOkS!.
uSF RECEIVED, large lot of Miscellaneous
~ BOOKS, among which, are
Larhner>s Works, 10 vols. 3 70, Iona edition
PrideanN's Connexions:
n'nh""s Decline and Fail of Roman Empire;
Hume's History Of Enel,nd:
Gliddon'S Egypt. payer Csc;
Won Rntteck's History of the World;
Waverly Novels. Boston edition 81 vols 70 mo
W'rt's Life of Patrick Henry:
ID aubignes History Of Re formation, cheap;
Pape's Political Works;
Gaidsmith'S Poetical Works:
Burns, g &c
Mnore's * g
Byron's g &C
Fielaing,s SC GO
Letters Of Lord Chesterfield.
a" OF the above Books are for sale at the lowest
prices for cash. a, ABR.HaNS,
apr 1880 Burlington Book Store, Jefa, son st.
NhtED PEAcHEs-aoo bus he,s extra rrime, for
ny zap i6l w. f. CooLpAuGH & Co.
CRUSHED SUG ARs--a5harro crushed and now.
derea sugars for sale nv w. F. CanlpAucuSCo
HArcHEs COUNTER BALANCE-A small,
l i lot Of these convenient Counter scales, inst
''"e'>e" ~ ''F' - ,otl GRIrriTHs CO
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TN
4 TTORNEYS and Cnun TeIlors at Law. jefferson
~ street. Burlington Iowa. rs-Particular at
tention given to the collection If claims. convey
anfing and all other business inruSteh care.
Refer to Ex-Gov. James Clarke. DR. T.. Lowe,
VIM. B. Ewing. H. II. Griitiihs, Of this city.
Burlington July IL, IS5O-6m.
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Thomas BRed.c.
w. ssOIdriu.e

I1EALER in Groceries, Dry Goods. Boots and
- shoes and Produce, &C., Jefferson street. Bur
| lington. Iowa, rect ~ 1850
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" so the World ~. ,

EiEaaGatn = IhtsfEst aEa ExG.y1~-S
~ ray-A CERTAIN cure faf aa4~Ea.taa,sr.~NHs
uus- DI4rrhs ~ stsHsHagF tHn4Etaatt. Irtrr..N -
t~lls,t UpEtts- Liver TDm4Trs~4At. Iy~r -
FaratHt>s+ 1aatt aFEYtIE 4f#s. = -
LuEgs- chest atsd Heat Fl4sp, arSt+E - 80
EEsHI, PsIHs IA Breast St4s, Irua.v. = -@s4~
HumUrs the Blood, >0TsEs - zs.. gs...~ -
Tue Limbs, se"i@4s irregularities aa-a sea.4 -
ami Diseases 81 Ill AtnHs tA4f E4Fpa&4 am - -
TINS new remedy Is prrF~ats. ~ash aHY.f - -
expressly taS family uAe- IN Ia raluUA4txg
serve health aaa move aGaeasws. Ih~r.a- r.
family Should be without h.. Itiae.ratcs. =
OF ne best hefbs aHsi roots, - hss i zrw
remove diseases without the slightest - - :
Is as harmless as water The pt.tlss ar. - -
that they need not fear TO us@ nr rrtar,u..-
it win perform all that stated I'm Co. LrrF ~
This Medicine being purely te3r4.kIY -. -
Of all mineral substances. rsA be Is-# r,.A - -
under almost ans circumstances. N ...sI
the stJmaCh, Iasigoratss the 81 stss, a.,
prevents INA. lingering and PFossEstsh thss -
diseases Time and experience kas x.r.T - -
tested the meFtt. 1f thtS Asaleta@
tentian To diet ~ rG very Krfzt assnr,r. - -
diseases. Persons uG delicate 4 = Ess.s.vs y. -
require greater doses than these ef 49, $50
ter. Let THIS important truth he tsrx. -.
that al Paih o. weakness IS owing 10 nesAsx. &c.
naUt humnrs which m ped. fhr ttr, tl.t...-
blood This msdIviHe Will rtmat. aRf .n,h.~s
"f the stomach and bowels amt eEeaaa- IN. -
Dn not tatito have rrCuHrar fa art ran~ ar ,AA~
When yer" have been RESTORED b, IL N. -. =
u yon require medicine, ngthff : wtlIL. .1.ss
benefit to yoa a. Kriechbsuna,s lnterraI.as -
n1l Remedy. With my xtIffsE sigt tan. - -.
Iahfl. ES"fn short time DtrpttIcns wtitL4 -
hshTd IN PAM hIsf fnfm. -
-'fFTtfoHa for fhsfrrr.--Fer AGntsa rn rrv4
feaFamrT ct the disease. ffrra one fa TIE ratr..a
sro"nsfnl every ten or fftssr minutes setarF..
10 the violence # attack. repeating IN IIarss...
bates The parts afflicted with or n.f, and 80. =
hFIskIy with portion 81 the trups-slss. a.
name, c'o'h WIN the sane It'd place W o. A. -
81 the feetalsn aH the h0w +Is stt mnaThr ana go.
ard repeat It, Children rn rrerrrtlrn-
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lFFER> his Professional services 20 the citi.
Jz"ns of Burlington and vicinity. fmay $3.50
- L. may he found ut the Brrret House.
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Corner Of LAKE street ant ITIbTsh 4reHHs, Chicago.
| which are about 100 well furnished rooms for
I the accumulation of the travelling rubIic with
all other conventencHs usually found in well reg
ulated II r,elS. IE=Onnihus and Baggage wagon =
| always on hand. Nov -. so NJ BARNEY
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

SLtIO lNON = lONf..
JEFFERSON STREET, Burling fon, Ioua.
IRON-Flat, square and round, assorted sizes,
1 Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
STEEL--Cast, German, American blister, English
blister, German and SPRING. assorted sizes.
STONES-lnlroved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook stoves, Parlor, Ccal, Box, 10, I, and 8
Plates, different sizes.
ALSO-Jewett's Improve ed Patent Cary Pioughs, Tin
Plates, Copper, Shcet-iron, lrol-wlrc, Nails ,
and Casting of every description.
full supply of the above articles always on hand,
and for sale low can be afford ID by
myIo.'4s JOHN G.. FDOTE.
KIN INSuAA nee COMPANY, Capi,ai -OJ.OJ0
IINlRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE, Vim
L cenues. indiana. G. NJ. Allen, Secretary; N. +.
Eldridge. Treasurer; II. n. Carnan. President.
Burlington. Jan. sI,'50 JNO G. FOOTE, Agent
TOUNTRY Merchants will take notice that if
they wish to supply themselves with saddles
by the wholesale, from one to fifteen dozen, they
can do so at our establishment cheaper than they
can be had at any other honse in Iowa. and as low
as any in st Louis. All we ask IS call and for
yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
aug. 8, 1850. b ARMSTRONG & CO.
wool 80 900 LBS
(NLEAN washed wool wanted, embracing all
qualities. for which the highest market price
win he paid in cash by WE COOLBAUGH CO
CIRCULAR SAWS.
A FULL surr,v of all sizes, of Boston Circular
y Saws. constantly on hand. for sale at the Man.
"facf"rv prices by tapr IS. 'ho) JNO FoOTE
C>WS-u,na, nane.. rirning, Iron hack: Key
hole. whio. meat. bow back, tenon, framing,
crosscu'. mill ant circ"lar saws. for sale at
ap2a'5i GRIFFITHS s Co.'s Hardware store
CPIRIT CASH. barrels Spirit Gas or burning
- Fluid, for sale by taplo, sly IF TALLANT
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4 TTORNEYS and Couuselors NJ Law and Snti-
-Nritors in Chancery, Burlington. lava. t. Mill
attend promptly to the location of Land Warrants.
Land Agencies. collection of debts, &c. mov 1880
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S Amt LOUIS.
RICE PARrRInGE. JAMES SMITH wM SMITH
PARTRIDGE a. co.

Partridge a. co,
1 rENERAL GrOCers, Commission and Forward
I ing Merchants, No. II, Water street. 81 Lou
is. Mo. I3@Nili make liberal cash advances on
consignneRts OF Produce. for sale IN st Louis, New
Orleans. New York and Boston. june !, SO en-
d. sssYsd grimes.
DEVoTES particular attention to surgery, includ-
ing the treatmen of the diseases OF the Eye and
the Ear. Ii-Oiice, northeast corner Of Fourth and
Green streets, (up stairs ST Louis, Mo. faug
C. s. s. L ss.!'' 1851 w" New YORK Sss''''
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I'd. e.. DunlaD.

\ TTORNEY AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
hGe IN the brick building the corner of Third
and Washington streets. same as CLERKS otic. of
Supreme Court ant directly above the Office of the
clerk of the District Court.
Es"S"ldlers' claims elected al the DEPARTMENT
at Washington CITY. attended to. and If not Suc-
cessfu. no charges will be- made fDec s, ,5ov
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I tCTlON ana Commits sion Merchant. we 81 side
MAN, between jefferson and Washington sts.
Burlington, Iowa. Will attend to outdoor sales
OF Real Estate, Horses, Carriages and House hold
FURNITURE, etc etc. NOV -, la49-Iy
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| IRAN BOYD. barber. respectfully informs his
old customers, and the public generally. that
ne has resumed business IN the room under tie
Barrett House, whore he will he happy To wait upon
all who may favor him with call. scIt. D.
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Scott 4 Brother.

{ COMMISSION ana Forwarding Merchants. Me-.
10 Locust street, between Front and N5in r.,
fronting end OF Commercial street, ST Louis, No.
s-Ptrticular attention given to the sale of Pro
duce of every description.
Neutrality-suspicious. Runvan, HiIman Il Co..
Woods. Christy Co., Doan, King y Co.. Collins.
kellogg Y Co. It Louis. Mo. Col. James Dunlap.
Jacksonville. Ill. Edwin Ferguson. Esq. NeSsrs
featman Co.., New Orleans. MesSrS Irwin
Foster. Cincinnati. NJ. Watson, Pres. Planters
Bank. Nashville, Tenn. C4sseday 4 Ranny. Lou
;syilIa.
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safPl Z. Smith.

TTORNEY ana Counsellor at Law. 0-kalaosa.
iowa. Will pu9ctuallv attend To any business
entrusted to his care in the supreme and Inferior
Courts Of the State. and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection of claims. OFFTCr.
Two doors west of the Court House fdeC 7Is4s-Iv
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Geo. Eraype.


\ TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. burlington.
Iowa. S@Otice on Jefferson street, over Bur
maps Drug store. fgnIy Is IS5n
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iNSFRANCE.-AeEScS 4EFSA IN~UR-
AM COMPANY, Of Hat st,rd Connecticut
sAsH : at my Office on Water street. Huflfn Ton
S~-4se"s i,r a. ~ A~EEV ,-e,t
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-29

nv HOLESALE GROCER. Cnmmi ssion and For
w warhing Merchant, No. 81, Levee, ST Lon
is, Missouri.
II AS In store and to arrive The fnllniSinn arti-
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PIPE pure Cognac Brandy; cask pure Port
Z Wine, for Medical purposes: inst received. and
Tor sale by J G LAUMAN \ BROTHER,
july 1850 corner Washington x Jefferson SITS
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POsMcroy. nurs.cc 4 CO
Cen. s'cgr0ni / 60.

ac'. SeEra,sa L co.
T1NNISSI IN aHl Forva..iiog .rrhants No.
X irvee. upstairs. 81 Louis. No. rS@Partfc-
vIar attention raid t" selling fTCGure the Lrvce
=" The under ,i@nrd viii make lite, al Cash I'D
sanrrs IN cons iT"rtertS to m" O hove house.
Burlington. oct. 1850 PARSONS 4 C..Watrr ST.
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y. =. Scllrngssfsi .
Esr .sn;asa III. Ranch.

MANUFACTURER ofNiuegar and Family Gro
VI Ger. Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. o II
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TTORNEf AT LAW, Burlr gton. Iowa. Of
hce,coTner of Third and Wa shngt n sts. fe 80
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- W. NEWMAN. wh. >.
Newman, 4 Graft

4 TroRNEy and Counsellor at LAW, KOes4aqva
n Fan Buren, County, Iorc.
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WNOI. i!-20 600 LBS
TLEAN washed wool wanted, embracing all
qualities. for which the highest market price
viii he paid in cash by WE COOLBAUGH CO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10
Tie Secretary of State to Mr.. HuIssm 'nr

DEPARIWENi al 1914
Washington, December ~ i 1Tra,d
The undersigned, Secretary of State OF lo ~ d,
States, had the honor to receive, some tnc e. No
note of Mr.. Hulsemann charge dattafgSc =,
jesty the Emperor of Austria OF the SUN rp,s
Causes, not arising from any want OF lis sf
for MIR. Hulsemann, or Of proper respec' ~! W. nre
eminent, have delayed an answer until NV .s ats
moment Having submitted Mr.. HulScn11n rastsd b
to the President, the undersigned is now OD's
him to return the following reply; o,a first o
The objects of Mr.. Hulsemanns note az, na;na tbs
protest, by order of his government Ssts
steps taken by the late President OF the n, The
to ascertain the progress and probable IA s,ead
revolutionary movements in Hungary .ha iinras
ly, to complain of some expressions IN n, Wv DaIg
tions of the late Secretary of State to N Stats 8
Mann, confidential agent of the Onl' ,ho cepsu
communicated by President Taylor 10 wv
the 28th of March last. .nded o. y
The principal ground of protest IS lO "nrnept
idea, or in the allegation that the go'eMD Mann. and
United States by the mission OF Mr pi% c frs ! !
instructions has interfered in the dohieSf tsafp
Austria, In manner unj ust or dlsresloU. aarpa
that power. The Presidents messasc adttaa \
nication made by him to the Senate ~ noferpps n
correspondence between the executive FIJI: F0e'1
and confidential agent OF its OWL pee n
seem to be itselfa domestic transact; den snd
stance of intercourse between the = oad Ddff
Senate, in the manner which IS uSul .be d1ss
! sable in communications between of a1dfe. n
branches of the Government. 1t "Hs any pp,p
either to Austria or Hungary nor was Was !, ca
manifesto, to which any foreign GID, ciops
to reply It was an account OF It's ,e ,, to the
inundated ~ the executive government a"blis.
at the request of that body maze the COMP
but made public only beeuse SUN = may be s
ssb ss@fg DID not perceive that By i
very thing which is the ground . ;,arp
against the United States. r,oy occasions norpb
Cd This III @ ssPi@s i a, sa Iss ,:s
cation from tho President to eins1 cation Z" and
ordinarily no foreign State has
more recent instances, the s''"'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10

This document will well repay perusal, and as =
Is SO short as to be easily read by every one, weneed
do little more than call attention to its recommends
tions Upon the slavery question, Gov REID is Of
opinion that the entertainments of the North upon
thc domestic institutonsof the South have already
proceeded to the farthcst allowable point He is in
favor of udicions system of Internal Improvements
but thinks that wild and extravagant one, inyol-
wing the State in a large public debt. without the
prospect of return Of adequate advantages to the
people, is be deprecated The Governor is farther
of opinion that general rule, the Legislature
which authorizes the construction OF works OF inter-
nal Improvement ought at the same time to provide
for raising the means for their completion.
After a review of the history of the School Fund,
MIR. REID ayows himself decidedly opposed to any
change in the mode of its distribution. He is also
opposed to the substitution of the white for the cdc
raj basis of Representations aud argues the point at
some length. He presses upon the attention of the
Legislature the question of Free Suffrage and is
in favor of the mode of eecting this change by Le-
gislatye enactment. and eventual submission to the
people, rather than by Convention. 1t is believed
that the success of this measure will be promoted by
being submitted aud voted upon isolated ques-
ton without being connected with any other const
tutional amendment
The election of Judges and Justices Of the Peace
by the people, and for less than for life are
questions of constitutional REFORM which recon-
mendcd to the favorable consideration Of the General
Assembly
Upon the whole, the message is concise, business
like, and short characterized by good sense and the
right spirit. and will be received with favor by our
party, and be taciy approved by the people of the
opposite Of course, of the organs will try to
dcpreciate il, many at the West are now doing,
saying that it is altogether for the East and denoun
cling Mr. REID for not coming out for open Con-
yention &c: but all that to have been expected.
Our opponents seem DESTROYS of making sectional
issue upon this Convention question, and ultimately
going with the West for a change Of the basis be-
cause the Wing strength is there but if such an is
sue is to be made which God forbid we doubt much
whether the charge of being favorable to the East
will be considered an objectionable crime among the
people of the Fast or whether going for the Federal
basis and the compromises of the Constitutions both
State and Federal, will injure Mr. REID among the
true friends of the South in any section.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10

TIE TELEGRAPH.-We learn that the requisite
amount Of stock has been taken to the extern
sion of branch of the Southern Telegraph from Pc
tersburg, Va, to this place. It will probably be in
operation in about three months. When it is, we
shall what we shall see We, the Journal folks,
intend to astonish the natives and foreigners.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-10

At a meeting of the Commissioners, held on Tues
day night last, JOHN DAWSON, Esq, was elected Ma
gistrate of Police RICHARD MoRR1s, Clerk and
Treasurer, and JOIN GAFFoRD, Police Officer