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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-04-28
RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE April 2l.-$26 .Vicksville Div;
81 each Mrs. NJ. d. Crump Pleas. Hill ; VIM.
Forbes, j. Forbes, j. Ferebee. Camden CO..
SIS l.. S. Webb, Windsor "a r. r. Gwynn,
JonesvilIe; SIS II. f. Hardy, Hotel, P. O.;
So w. S. Hill, Whigsvil!e "a S. T. Carrow,
Washington; 81 W.. w. White, Henderson
81 each G. w. Neal, w. B. Day, Murfrees-
boro'; VIM. Lowe, Enfield; 50 Eli Spruin,
Columbia ST each J. G. Mcmillan, Ga; Mrs.
E. A. Taylor, s. G. Worth, Montg'y; w.
b. Jones, d. Little, j.. M. Boyle, Taylors.
vile; G.. L~assiter, ]. Blanchard, Caleb Lassi.
ter, j. BeaIl, Pottecasie /; Sihon Beckwiih.
New Hill B. w. Bass, j.. H. Powers, Wei
don ; So r. l.. Gurganus, Leechville 50 II
w. Dixon, Snow Camp 81 DIR. w. NJ. John,
son Elamance; 81 III. Devane. Sampson; r
H. Lewis, Oh: Hill; So C. r. Council, B!a
den 81 each w. S. Kendall, John Lee, An
son +. Duna, Rockingham $I6:55 Conoco
nary Div; ST. DIR. j. l.. Manney, Beaufort
sl2 Fl. A. House, Castor 81 each P. Gath
ings, Whites. Shore: HI. d. Gibson, Spring
field; So j w Beeson Guilford 81 each B l
Davis, Warrenton /; - G Cox. KinsIon ; Mis-
S A Windlev, Bath; Peter E Hines, Jas. W
May, Falkland; ] w Moyq, GreenviIlc /;
@ jackson Hookerton j d II Young, Averas
born': F Bates, Raleigh; Sl7 R6lesviile Div.
81 Wm Petty, Piitsboro'; j A Barnes, A
Thompson, d McNeill, Robson; A S Moore
Franklinton B Daughtrv. Piney Grove; S
L Culbreih, Owensville; s. B ID Rice Wick.
vile; ] F Merrill, Richards /; s. w 3 Twi
ty, S c 81 ] D Martin. Beat,ies' Ford :
Al Dawkins, MeDonald's Mills; w. Wes
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out dissimulation Far, far more often is the
priceless gem found in the cottage of the hum
bic and lOwly. True friendship is a gem of
priceless value-one that is not sufficiently es-
teemed until it is lost-it is a hallowed fame
that P%urifies the temple where it dwelleth and
e!evates the soul to relationship with Angels |
You, my reader, have one you can call a friend
will you act wisely and show yourself worl
thy OF his confidence-oftrue-unsullied friend
ship May you act { the better part and APP
Preciate the inestimable worth of a true friend.
Your relationship is a tender n be careful
that you perform no act that will send a pang
Of sorrow, or a thrill of chilling pain to the bos-
ON that relies on you-wound not the heart
that trusts you, and daily offers at your shrine
the hallcwed incense of pure friendship. To
our mind it is a crime, and one that gives evil
dence OF a vile heart, to wound the confding
trust OF pure affection. How many have ex.
perlenced the truth of this when it was too late
TOO late to recall and repent the error of the
the dark grave held in trust the
remains Of a true friend that had died and had
not felt the pangs of wounded trust and affec-
ton unmitigated-died with the wound IN
n~eaIed@unmoliied with ointment! Then how
aid the erring one feel-ah how? when stand
ing where the daisy grew above the sightless
eyes OF his departed friend-thc dead ear was
deaf'and could not hear the heartfelt confess
lonal of the one that wept above the cold.
pulseless breast! If you have a friend, true
and disinterested, W beg you to cherish the
feeling; for its price is far above rubies-do
nothing to chill the hallowed fame-cherish,
nourish and appreciate it. Love them in re
turn for their friendship, and in the end your
shall be called Blessed y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ia Aontg6nerT'County on the 9Th inst -
uiTer Wylhe, Esq, Plate Fry, ESQ. formers
OF Moore County, to Miss Elizabeth. 81 dauohtsy
OF Edward MeCanuz, deceased. /
Near Trey in Montgomery County. on the 81;
Inst;' by William Coggin. ESQ, Mr. William,
hicks to Miss Jane, daughter of Jacob Lassiter
Merchant. ?. p
In Montgomery County. on the 1st instant, BY
M me w; =: Peacock, Henry Ledbetter, Esq. to.
Esq. !, !
In Halifax. Va, on the nSrbibv Of tbs o..
inst, Mr.. Alexander Bradsher to Miss SalIis
Farmer. daughter of Mrs. Sallie Farmer. of Hal.
flax. - A
On Thursday evening the 25th of March Ly
Rev. Solomon Lea, Col. John c. Wilksrson and
Miss Justina L Thompson. all of LeasburG \. q
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GAitur'a CurrRapunAeart.
LEAsBuRa, April 18th. 1852.

Assisted By the Brethren of Leasburg Di-
vision, | organized Swan Division S. Oft. No.
10, last "Wednesday evening. The following
officers were elected John D. Lea, w. p;
William a. Lea, ". A; Vincent Bradsher,
K. s.; - Bradsher, T.; David StanGeId,
/. 8. ; Alex. Bradsher, c.; Mr.. Riggs, l. s..
William Childress, o. s.; Bro. v. Bradsher,
q. W. 2. by appointment. The Division is
in good hands and tho it may meet With
difficulties at the start-yet l know it is destined
to flourish. 1t is in a section of country
where great good may be accomplished
May success crown their efforts.
p. r. HAMBRICK.
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LADIES'

The Ladies in the vicinity Of Garysburg, in
tend holding a FAIR at that place, on Thurs
day, the goth Of May ensuing the proceeds 10
be devoted, 10 the completiuh of the Church al
Garysburg. .I =, .
In addition to tie many Wares and Merchan4
die that will be offered, a splendid Dinner will
be served, and all the delicacies Of The season
such as Ice CREAM, Strawberries, &c, will
be furnished in abundance. a.
COMMITTEE
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Co1ERAIN, N. c.. April 18th. 1852.

AOhAS AOO~'
Accompanied by Bro. John D. Perry w.
A. of Colerain Division, | attended at the
School house near Pine Tree Store in Hert-
ford County, ON this morning, for the pur-
pose of instituting Central Division. No.
210. Sons of Temperance. It was organized
with the following officers: Rev. James
Delk, W.P.j Rev. VIM. P. Britton, ". A.;
VIM J. Freeman. r. S.; James S. Mitchell
Esq, r.; Isaac Perry, F.S.; James S Perry,
G.; Abraham Tho mas, Esq, A. c.; Thomas
II. Bass, O. S.; Augustus Bass. I. S. The
new Division may never have a very large
number of members, but cannot fail, from
the character and standing Of the present mem
bers, to exert a salutary Influence upon the
surrounding community.
THOMAS BROWN, D. G. W. P. :
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We have lust learned. and We are gratif;

We have just learned, and w are gratifed
to announce to the public, that Henry w.
Miller Esq, of Raleigh will deliver the Ad-
dress before the two literary societies of
Greensborough Female College at the next
Annual commencement, which occurs on the
first Thursday of June. On the same occa-
sion, the Rev. Mr.. Wightman. of Columbia.
8. c., will preach the Annual Sermon be-
fore the graduating Class.
The progress and fourishing state of the
College, under the administration of Rev
President Deems, is just cau of graduation
with the friends of a high order of female ed
ueaton throughout the State.
Greensboro Patriot.
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@ A Brother writing from Cane Greek
Factory Division, in Alamance County,
sends us five new subscribers, and adds /:
'Our Division is going on 'conquering and
to conquer'-6 initiated last meeting and
8 petitions on the table. Our fine new Tenn
perance Hall will DO finished soon, near
which we have reared a flag pole and run
up our Banner-it would have done you
good to hear the loud shout of our cold wa
ter army as its pure folds futtered in the
breeze. The Banner was a present from our
co-workers, the Daughters OF Temperance"
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The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows wi

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will
hold its annual session in Wilmington, on
the 18th of next month; the State Medical
Society VIII assemble ia the same. place on
the day previous; the Grand Chapter Of
North Carolina will also meet in Wilmington
on the It'll Of June next; and the Con
vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church
will be held in Fayetteville the latter part o.
May.
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DUPLrN County. Anr;l IL 1889

We have been honored with a visit from
the G. w. P; he lectured on temperance at
night at Kenansville the 9Th, and on the 9th,
he revived Grove Division, No. 43, and re-
organized with ten members. I have no
doubt but ten others will be added to it in
a few days. The officers for the present
quarter arc Thos. H. MCGEE, w. P, Dick
son Sloan, w. A.. Charles II. Moore, C,
L. Stanford, T., VIM. H. Stetson, r. S.,
Edward P. Rutledge, [. S., Christopher
Whitehead, 0. S., J. J. Sentas, f. S.,
Thos. III. Niece, D. G. w. P.
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~ We call attention to the Notice offs FAIR,
to take place at Garysburg on the goth prox-
We intend to be there, to see the fancies rich
and rare, nor care for stories of the snare that's
laid for men at Ladies Fair. We have no fears up
on that score; wehope to meetthere many Moore.
who buy up dolls and such like macs, and rsVel
in the ladies smacks. Let every one attend and
aid in the laudable work which the Fair is de-
signed to accomplish.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

The 9Th Anniversary Of Concord Division, No,
l, will be commemoraied on Monday next. The 81
of May. in the Delivery Of Public Addresses, and
a procession by the Order The Addresses will
be delivered in the Methodist Church, in this
City, on Monday night, beginning at s O'Clock.
The public generally are invited to attend.
o. City papers please copy.
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TEMPERANCE WORKS

FOR sale at the once Splrlr OF the Age,
The Bloody Hand , and Morton Mansion ;
two fine Temperance Stories in ope pam
~phlet-vritten by a North Csroliniah. Price
20 cents each, or 6 FOR sl-pusiage prepaid.
Funeral and Dedication ceremUies Of the
Order of the SOns Of Tcmperance'-iR a neat
pocket edition pamphlet. Price 4 c"pies IS
cents; 20 copies for Sl-?osiage prepaid. /,
'fhe Fire Bell, > pronounced by good judges
TO be one of The best Temperance works exianis
for its size. Price Is cents single copy; s for 81
.-posisge prepaid. 80.
'PerkiR's Prize Essay an excellent tract.
on the Evils Of ~Intempprai ce. Price 4 copies
Is cents or 20 for SI-7poslsge prepaid.
The Maine Liquor law Price 81 per 100
copies. -.
Wetmore's Appeal TO Protestant Christians
in behalf Of the Sons Of Temperament copies
IS cents; 20 for S1-pOstage prepaid.
Send in your orders and scatter light and in
formation broadcast throughout The length srg
breadth u tho State.
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brooks. J J Bright. wesibrOoks sB william.

!U..tOn our return home. we foSnd 81
Eder Of this paper two Poetic efIrs;ors. : cal
hlnston, PurPSrting to be original. We ,TrorIS
Simply say to the pretended authors, that weids.
tecIed, the theft at once, but it was too iste =
eject them from our columns.
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MEcKLENBuRe COUNTY, April 6. 1859.

MEcKLENBURe COUNTY. April 6, 1852.
Mr. EDITOR We-had the high rati6-
cation of having Bro Philip s.. White to ad-
dress the citizens in the neighborhood of
Harrison Division, No. 273, the End inst.
Every obstruction was thrown in the way to
prevent his having an audience, and a place
to speak. But these were overcome-the
people would come to hear, and Bro. w.
Mould speak. I shall not attempt an account
of his manner or matter-most of your read
ers have seen and heard him-sufice it to
say, then-Richard was himself After
the speech 40 ladies sighed the Pledge, and
16 gentlemen, of the right stamp, were mi
tiated into the Division. More will follow
next week.
At Unity Division, a few miles from us,
in South Carolina, q signed the pledge and
10 were initiated into the Sons. The cause
is onward and our prospects most cheering.
j. F. N. DAVIDSON.
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ID Dc

At St Mary's school on Sunday, the 18th inst.
Mary Louisa Gordon, daughter Of the late Benz.
". Gordon, n. D. of Perqhimans Co., N. c..
aged Is years and three months.
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.
Friends Of the Order and the public generally
are respectfully invited to attend q celebration
at Belmont, Orange CO. on Saturd az, Nay 1st.
Rev. L. K. Willie, and perhaps others, will be
present as orators.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-04-28

c. A number of Communications una.
voidably postponed till next week.
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NRma nf thu Dim.

Raleigh has again been visited With . sc.
rious fire. On Saturday night last the splen.
did Mansion OIL. OBJ. Branch was discov.
cred to be on fire, and was burnt to the
ground. A considerable portion of the fur.
niture was also consumed. Loss some SIS.
900 or $6,O00-no insurance. Careless.
ness in carrying a light into a closet. by a
servant, is supposed to have been the cause
of the FIRE.
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Later from TcAHs.

We have received dates ffom Galveston
&c Aug..0.
J. b. Ashe, Esq. has been appointed
Collector OF Custom, AZ Galveston in place u DR.. Wan
L. Smith, removed.
The South Western American learns that
Col J. S Gillette will ,oon lave Austin for th4 RIO
p-nies OF Rangers for The grotsciJn Of rue rDu'i7r
q. Ihst Capt K Lewis, Henry Clay DAVE, ami Ar.
Shaw have been commissioned 20 raise c0mya.ies.
The papers state thar IiOv Bell will call
~ extra session Of .ae Legislature soE4a tae Cam
ipG viLter.
Tae Charleston Ne'rs says tla5 the late
rslp. hsye extended aopg ne coast H.'ss and
,iders5ly into The inieor IS 70 :, scted, t1sy
art having very injurious eject cot'oa The worm
has Yet mso- is appearance except 10 few Dacss
but II the vet weather cOutin1es tts worm Ia almost
certain q DO great damage. But even the nesvy
Ssin. have done Luch Injury 10 the open c0Ison By
bestiDg II upon ire efouno
The exci.en sLt IL Peters's COOny coadnues az 4
rated. Tie sstteIs have, 10 aid, Nodded n Tar.
rant reign, s,o ordered Col Myerssli Ar Combs
10 qus me country. Mr. Hsdsecoxa tae agent If ths
eoopT n, been conoesd % lsAse he cllony, aud IL
alleged that bic books nbich have S-en removed %
DsI=s, fuTniih poftiye evidence Of fraud. conV
IL n VI deiesata from tbs seven cD1otas, .aicn 10
part ard II Ehols are complied wihin % linus Of
Petsrts Co'ouy, met u Mckinney, Colin Col ity on
Ihs s9;h ultulo The h-Bt resorton ysssst approved
Of the action n the Dallas Company, la taking poser
'ioD 81 The Office aud papers Of HetseDxe ,ns sxsn.
VI ihe lard company. Tss osagel tan sao re1uesrad
iure ard Sked the Legislature tn repeal the sct Of
let3, In relation to the lads In Pstsrss Co,onv
comnliise appoined employ counsel In 6ah an
u the eo!onis and another 70 coecI testimony 10 re-
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C,,,,,n Marcy, Expedition.

corr,sp.uJene@ OF New Orleans True petA -, 80,
Fort SmIrH, Ara, rrluSs' aug ~
The party. Instead OF being
cr, Of or attacked by the Curanches, never 80" "a
manehe during their trip though the iresh Vss WIZ
.n - =, A. To encountered showed plsinly the dan
s n ,,oxi,,iy .f willy foe The fast that the7
ns,.r made their appearance 10 Capt Marcy 10 an uun
tahesbs oroof Of ihsir Hostility. aud he Captain patty
sscaoed not from toe force o ts numbers or artillery
hut from ,he cnwsrdc- OF their enemy
The Wichitss, Csddoes, Wscos, hickaooos ana
Keeches being friendly. visited Csot Msrcys camp
and most OF them received presents ~ tOO$cco nonr
ard ipkets q. evidence ot the friendly feetng enter
,a,rrd toward them by the Government "icnle'
village was visited by the ,ay, where they we're yer,
ho.pIahIy received These lnrisns are very Wild and
rude out Guilty. ~ some b. acres ot sno Ia corn
Garden beans and ether vegetables Toe WIGHT. re-
lin exhibits al the indications Of g'li, but no S1d
AnteIot . deer turkeys and other game, were 10 lnf
IN abundance but the buffalo had departed wi'houS
however aying few stray leTs othind them 10 Do
oyeusken Eno Captured
Tbl, eNp cition ofony four months dursn>n, acc nm
plisheG hy mere hsndtu Of soldiers, sitlou, .Ntfa
charge upon the Goverumfnt other tnan suhdcy hs"'
and ipcdeu-l KIP n,r. has accomplished vsuaoe ~
the t;ove,nn u and 10 the citiZeos vast re-
ION tih,rtn kunwp has been ex, ioret, and all 10
ir.tnr,s as lat for The AIT MI ct statesmen phi''
ere or SOC eustnT', h-ys been developed ine'e
results We must attribute 90 tho energy aud capscy on
rap,ajn Marcy a. chle' aud hts sJc assistants, CaptNh
MCielland aud Dr.. ShVmsTd 70 the trm.e OF whom
~ will b.. ino-htsd Tor tre exact cation OF j's mare
,ofoe unk but In imagination, ard % ths ater Tor
u and ect account of the 90 logical ana ootani-
cal features of vast domso, 20 be settled by Sna
bs,dy fottie,mar, ami trsvrrsrd by uLts OF emil
grants and perhsps OF railroad cars.
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The New Postage Law.

The subjoined Postage Tables have oesn
r,sr., ed AZ the Post Once Department, and are
believed 10 b. CORRECT. We are, h-E-vr,, re-
cries-sd 70 say thst i is fxpee,sd tne Cnitei
(, ste, and Pru.-ian Postal Tr4aty u be feturasd
executed in tire course OF few DAYS. "nen keu
,.I po.,ses Ci,cnIsr with more ful' instructions
III T. o,ensr,d End cent ~ Postm sters. the
u.srt;n,e 49, beg 10 sugg st that editors ct ne~--
papsr. will lender public service by placing these
rabies before Their readers
POSTAGE on PRINTED MATER
RATE, ov PosTaeE 10 BE- charged spoa Nse'edpe,s r.
esieg, R.-ks Bn.>aleS CueliTs. and srs's 49, -.
,cyipti-a Of PJi@tsS GG;f'T, niaii>a' " '1'e' 49, 49,
and dff.r he J0ts SsDtezbeT, lS7-
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lot When the veiibt Of -lv pu'l';Arjn sx,eAi.
eer, tuuccs the same progressive rte 90 po;iag Gif
4 WI In tho above table, mus - chatsed.
81 fubii.ttrs of ne~spAoer. saf p-iio- !cAl may
,euc IA zach other r THU '-.pc "ihses 90 pup
bc,tor tree 81 pcsts g., cpS 4 s'rh puoncA.Jp
and ~ sl4o teLd l. each ac4s .u1s 'ros ncl.sat Ia
ibeir publications blu ard fec.iP. ~ No 'Ane Roo
OF postage.
3D. Pcsru ssters ere not 'n,''-f 10 recsive Ne vs.
n.ner. Tree Of porsea under 'hir irankin; YreE'ze
An n The publisher II sDy Espaysl Or OsftJdi's'
str p-pe three piol,n' pi.ti1u'. Actih-n trat as
,ior IL ut a<cu 4 tn- o'hc' - ~nicp u
s,nt C d.Sery c1arnuGs % or9srd suce plO'ic.iilC
In me rns the Postmaster - "a se Oh - such yuJ
cs'ion 3. sent oil di'p 81 h7 sane ~ tbs stage
mr. ie,, ths yubh.h her sna HSy y I'D w1eaever Gsy
tript.d mat e. q Az dee i,tlu recs-s1 fIriag
oLsrtrr of the f.ezl yer shall nsVe rsnsceo ln .1s
eiee ynou, being c-lr fr du leg rh- whole OF any
,uccsedirg quarter th- Pos, Master Of iuea Office sill
.e the "a - and credit prOc"ec OF such sale "a bis
op.rr.rly rc-outt. Ia IN u.us manner
5,h Qrutery payments in advance may be male
.,her AZ the mailing CNce or Iitsa % q, VERY
When made Al IN. u,sns Il .~t.l-escr, syifsnc-
~ ,y.h c.,r.pI ,nu, be exhibited :. the PostnAisE
at the ofise Of delivery.
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directions.

IL, Transient matter 10 be ent,d . 80 e1a Y oil
TIA rstes Il above mentioned mus. De- pres ,d a. az
melting ofice If NOT prepaid, it 10 .a''t =" ''u'
SAID rates -. l., .,.,Lo,. 20
lea, ii an = sht ounces, NUT BE ra'.d -gy.
r, Rools ,-nt " paid are "a j@'t - postage o.
snx per cent In scdltion 70 their prfpao rates
an The weight q newtpapeIs, oe'iicic 10, OF oI5r
matter must be TAKEN determined Shsn they
a.. In DIV ,tst.; All woen ths weight OF my box ~
c,hr uubica,ion exc EIDE p0ud the sam pr)Sres
live rates ab We laid d m. must D. chtrg d.
5h EeWsptp.r, pef d. AIS, MAJ -znrs, - Auy omar
nriut,d PAPER or MISTER, uus' % cent F4'y
coyers wrapptrI or In covers or wrap ers open ~
he or do OF SIDES that die cha ac'er II me nNa
cop,ap.d ,he,,in msy bs deter nin.d '"'noa' re'oV'
ire such v'sppers. =,
tlh In cte there IL Or 10 anS n8rfyaJ9r peri il
csl psnphl l. OF othoI pr,ned natter ~ p'p8r co
reo,.d tbere~hh any msuuscript of 10y lind ~ ~ncn
Information srAll be stkrd Jr, or romnu Iic.'nn IN
ur,tips or o., msrks r MS the al ecIi1 - h'r In
n,s,crIb.d sra H. sDy oth- cesp-.t Dor 1mP~d YIN,
tbe same becou subject To r,t,r Oust'g- and y -
,bs 6u,v Of ,he Postna,t. T. ov- tho waJp - q
spv.oSes from sii print"f msi''r, ht ch"Tssd IN
,,s, ,t.ss for ihs pu vose of s.0eris'nog hetn1r
her. a. mon or ccnu cisd 9TH SUB pnn-n mat or
n such package sry mlU r or tn1g ~1i'h w"u'i iu
horiz OF T, oure the charge Of chez Ta,o 0i p)'tgs
thereon.
Ou.RTFRLY RITES POSTAGE theH mai ID tf ~ g 20
NetaJdgers and Peyicdio1i s-.t j'on T. 'i.c " - d.,
ca a.l {, actual SabscfiIefS J'oAI q he J,h q
S,D<BbeT. 1854
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER o. looS.

,.,r u, m, RELATIVES po,tAns Of the land company ana
the col ni.ts A riss Of resolutions ps1 S,a.I
Conv,ption declared bat wss nv WITHIN " "A
edge OF spy member pressos iuH say ~, ar IN
re-, ,,,ro1ucad into peterss Colooy IN par "
xsol. AZ the eNoenls Of the company lass w - r.,
1iiou hsd been furnished, NOR imprOS-use a,,n.,v
the ben, Nc Of colonist. az ths expense VI .os, ~
\, so,a.-s that misunderstanding the srea'
,s.snce ION mao, n which the company .nso7
i.t esI,Isnrs AMI for which they reeo'veu ,ns uoo
sr.or of 200 ssctions of lsrt. the 'nptny ~ 2
teen st the Expense OF survey ns 49, .s.,,on
.h.rsed each colorist SO for every ssc''ou ,ry
a corresnonoent of The NHeces IG!Iey'
with from Brpwpsv'ils. ssys s.,. ., rsr.ulL
Preparsti, ne are oeins made 10 the s'sse - o.
nas for n aoEp Gfat The e vernon erect .. 4, nn
IL 10 eptiiltd q, ME sss, on the ION 'nsN, q, .,r
Ssr,,eec ,.s, Jesus Csrdenss d 80 nct n'-uu |"
r.nssr TIE Ir,irs ~ Government without oe1uk eo
psllet 10 90 o. BY force. Both parties arc ~ - Il
Ear mink Csrdeoss sill be o'et1rosn To
no, ,hl, froptsr IL lCst 10 ba.ipess Inc cues u
80 p,,,,o srs We, ria Tula. Tsmo'co. san 'erntado
nstamorcs snd Csmsrgo Toe ooIy suop1t.."N -,
6ep.s csn count on 10 tia srny 90 aoe '"A W.
will win fCsrder.s succeeds you ~ii oeN NJ 800
,h,r, INN rtart ike tse decl-i!ns OF Arisa pe'o1,
frnre nj, ronntry Mssedouia Cspistran, Soo o oeen
one Of the head men of M-isnors tor % ne u'ne US.
Nisuel T,erous 40 the Eavste' indtsos naVe Iei' ~,
cioris rhe impression Is "a soey go P,s So
roso for Victoria for the purp 80 OF mufuer,ns NUM-
Rodrisrez the Dawy elected Deputy 10 the Ieg'sNu'e
os N. stt., be b-ins suosg Prieo MN. tank tne
rspot hai much truth Ia f. as me parties named soo0
Al soil In pursuit are nj men ios 9s's''lns.
MIR. Thomas :. Smith had arrived at
csIv..,,r nth the Texa. block OF marble for the
ws,h,r s,on Mouumen, The Ners says he block 10
four fetlnrs two feet udc and ei.htesn Inches tacs
10 offs light gray sroond, vsri- gated vito purple req
and dsppled veins and sfnis OF the ngoe't n,ta
/, . m ire rough sac spd Ia - eceive Us hn'sh 10
Wa,hr eion Haul lton VALLEY. where Il W" procnrec
/. re.r the Color, de- River snd MY or sixty miles
Austin Tire marble there Is ssd 10 oe VI 'se na0''
quality. ar 10 quantities inexhSusu'e'
The State Gazette saws the new county
Of Ruuet, has been organized by the election oi
officers