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forpo language at my Commands sufficiently strong to en-
press the misery the dsappoinmenis and ruaed expsc,s
Fl nineteen tvepteshs Il those Who come 20 sfcr
MA What write ks0e TO be frH, and II NV yoi,e could
reach the and penetrate the hearts OF The
ho are vet "a these Shores and they o.A ,srs
What they hear. what mountains Of sorrow might hs
svered'
Good Carpenters rh(s THY obtaia YORK receiv. o.
dsy bat cut Of twenty-five j. able to ulse
anything They may be empl yec one t~o three DAYS
srd perhaps week. and then, the job completed upcs
which they have been =; work they are compelled 10 10
idle till they tnd another JOB, and thus spend the
norey which they have earned But they should be
fortunate enough 20 accumulate anything during the dry
s.sson they obliged 10 spend Il all during tue ct x
then little DO building can be done The same . the
case with Mssons and Brcksyers IL i fact rAscA
vof h s,aed that not one shsnic OF City save a.
uuch money here he can ST home and soorisg men,
Who have no trade with the best q, California fortune,
barely able 70 support . miserable existence. Board
the chesps.t hotels cannot be had for less than
sO per week and washing o. Per dozen.
III. account. which yea read in the papers are, al %
fhs either corHrigh ies, or What Jus A. bad they are
cscu sisd TO- do. viiead snd dscrtre lew people
in ~ mines are dong well but While one man Is making
mcsey hK-dref than making their expenses
few individuals and companies no ehpeaaed srgs
sums of money IN blasting into the mountains or otner
wise With much lsbor and expense have got ~ gcos
CLAIMS. DON well but from all have seen ana froai
al have heard from reliable sources Il my arm belief
that Of y hundred cleans dousr DAY -
the mines know Of many hard working sober men VINO
have been here since 40 Who have sveR hard to accom-
p,h something and row have not money enough to pay
n cir passage home.
The accounts you read in the papers ABOUT men taking
out large amounts Of gold :, such and such
places written by some traders or Spectators
Possibly some If the accounts are literally true.
but While one one company may BE- doing well,
he hundreds Of others doing nothing and ell cAins
hat are worth nNthng taken up. The mines more
r'sky than lottery 10 not q CatifOrsta Don't
fatter yourse that you smarter than ohersthAt yss
can mske money here Stay At home Read this letter
mora thsn once | have weighed my words want you
TO weigh them, for tley are al frHr.
Truly WN. Z. 3.
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legislative Pr0eecdiDs:-p Il. THylOr' vindication

legislative ProceedinEs-D. Il. THyiOr's Vindicatio
Correspondence OF The y. Y. Tnbuns
ALBANY, Sa,uTisy, July 1856
Il would be extremely difficult for a stranger 10 IN
derstaud what hind Of boiy the House of Assembly
was did Ne not know tina, 1t a coordinate branch
Of the state legislature II lie were eit to Judge from
his observsticn Of Its proceedings, such as they were
during tie two past days Legislative business has been
entirely lost sight OF times. and matters quite Tor
een To- the purpose for what members sent here
have eDcrossed their attention.
Tie Session this morning opened with concurrent
resolution for final adjournment on "Wednesday next,
tie 18th inst This brought cut debate in which i
was stated that the business pending could not De
finished mp by the time sXed. 1t was also suggest
ed that the impeachment Case, which Was 70
lie presented TO the Court for trial could not be
disposed Of that it would be the duty Of the House
TO attend in body; and that an adjournment would
have the effect of putting stop TO the prosecution 10
this II was replied that the House could appoint Com
hlttee Of Managers TO carry on the prosecution
on behalf Of the House. This again gave rise
To much opposition on the part OF some. l1dg-
Rant opposition. who would not consent 10 delegate
The interests OF their constituents, communicated aher
hands, TO other parties- Finally motion VAS made
10 TcieF The resolution for fnal adjournment 20 th'
Judiciary COMMITTEE Tor is op9ion upon the question
whether " 10 such al 'urnm nj. would el-ze o. cm
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Nem-})ork Dailp Qrlb1rne,
THE SUICIDES soLILooUY.. .For The rhbuu.


THE SUICIDES sOLILOQUY...P The rrbuH'.
n. COOK
Ir is too stern task to live,
Then let us yield the hours to be,
RenouncDg all We have TO give
NOught else have we.
The stubborn past refused to bear
The impress Of eur earnest will
We strOve, and after all our care
Were baiiled still
We grapple with the present wrong
Struggling against the eternal Must.
To find the giants arm is strong,
Aud ours is dust
And he who plots with incest skill
Again.t the fate that DER him rules,
Has but wrought out the tyrant's WILL
Simplest of tools
The sum of all is quickly told:
The only boon within our grasp
That fate itself cannot withhold
Is Egypt's asp
For me life hath no budding flower,
No waxing moon no dawning ray;
go, tbs all have of power,
Away, away
The gifts that seemed to other eyes
The sparkling treasures of my lot,
freely yield 70 those that prize
prize them not
Come, my sole slave, obedient Death
Attend thy shudderng masters call
have no further use for BREATH
Take, then, my all
He ceased: while DER his brow so hot
Haggard and pale, white wings were fluttering
The voice that murmured now, was not
A demons utterlng
Brother it said, "thy hand repels
The angel ministry of sorrow
The one true prophet, that fOrtells
bright tomorrow.
From her sweet babe the mothers heart
In bret foreetfulness may sever,
But He whose erriDg child thou art
FOrgets thee never.
"Life has a flower; the flower of trust,
Whose beauty cheers the owners vision;
The sweetest bud that blooms in dust
Is meek submission.
I" Is this thy manhOods Wanted might
The waing OF the croaking raven
Wilt thou draw backward from the fight.
A trembling craveni
"For him that tolls, for him that waits.
Fulfilling thus histask diurnal,
There : brief pathway to the gates
OF life supernal.'
sdeR July ], 1858.
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nv prpsITANCE of an order Of the surrogate Of tne
e:: . RUSSELL HALL =. ;s,S cry S.s .:
t;: &c s:isi aosys No \ 5 s ~ so, n -.
ss sssxS Sss 81 h% & Ne. S@
1T ne uERFRy ORDERED-That all the Creditors
10 6o1TKER 40 Insovest Debtor be reursd % shos
ss,s any have eoTe me on S caSsrs n. CIV Hal
H. On, s Fs.YOri -hy sssmas o. zoe $40 .o ven
g. Sroyoss Of he Statute for tAs ises.r BE- 81 % isyen
fI yb h ST. PORTER FOR IH'ol7sHt No c S
NT,0ICL Of Observation-Disclosures u hereby
~ s'I. ss :: e. Sy Yo d.esd ssy ny b
D ss. ,hs Zee S m 90 s he saos.s oos t ci;
81 ssvIi s 'esGh dy Of ASsa' .. ~ a. ~. "es 70
Din, s h ths to sd ssrqs s1'h .s prof.
s.ssISoeb,r. BRADFORD 7aTTo'A''
SUPREME COURT, County Of 0neida,-Bolti'
~ .sins sgais' HsaIy WssnsI I'd No. o., ;
" sssortb Mary r.aee, R.woh and aassfet Aoa Rsroh
nsfIsn' Raw 9TH dee~eo John MeIDye apa Josephine B. h'
.,op csissae l. waser Mhss Wagner children Mcbe
Wtue deosUed dsiendaats Summon, of Keh..-Is HSSk1
y SsoSiF . ono R.uob E.ss Ma, Faae.
Rssmt AID Msssr, Anu Rawoh bsT Of Agnes Rawofh DE-
:,sS .o 81 Ssees.ss Psn Wv Mse Of
S S ws.peT Ti S.n Of m5s. aSri ds.s.ed dDds
Hereby gmmoned and requires answer nc seoded com
ssovs Court ID City U County Of oned- ,od at Of Me-
The 18th day ~ ApT i, OF which copy herewith reo
a. nv orre NO ~
BOs6Wsy CITY Il Newton ~n twenty DAYS alter oe service
he day Of such rvce and you @ 70 suswr
complaint Aforesaid tie plaintiffs ~ appy the Corr Tor 'l-
relic den udsdi in the complaint Dated JnS O. fSJ
III t,wevM No ls9 BT,sd~ay
CUPREME COURT-The Farmers Loan and Irus
- Cour,rv .Rsn, Parker GeorE- W Reed ffederes
Henry CieveandJo FAX
ET I'd VASWICKLE YOu are hereby summoned
~ this AID o your snsTer
tFicOttve Csaaugus County Newfork Wthn twenty
DAYS hereof Of the osy o. 'ub seVcs
fail the compliant siofests IN.
Plaintiffs spply Court for the relief demanded n tbs .Ad
viii att notice that the complaint 10 tins aeton
was the Office Of the CLERK Of Aessny COUNTY on ne "a day
June, ls5 -, -. " hNt,
(SltwSwh. fHnhus Atoinsy
CUPERIOR COURT Of the CITY Of NEW-YORK
- Alher gtugffs against George r. FOote and Frank l.
for money demand on contract Con not
10 GFORGF y FOOTF ard FRANK L. FOOIE You are aero
Nv anu opd reaured the compliant IN this acton
icb Office ofe Clerk the Superior Court Of the
Citv Of Hal d City and 20 copy ~
yoor complaint the subscriber h once 81 ~"
WALL, Jsunccv ed city within twenty DAYS after the
ser, Of This summons exclusive OF the day OF such service
and Won m said complaint within the hne Aforesaid
will take Judgment against you Tor the SUN
Of ou,sHd d0as and t~euone cents oil
pbcf thereon set er m the complaint n tins c
the Of this ac'iOuDated June w. loo1
JONATHAN g. Ely, Plaintiffs Attsrney
complaint 10 the above entitled action lied In the Clerks
ESQ lsx6wM JONATHAN S. ELY. Plaintiff 9 Attorney.
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PARTICULARS OF THE FIRE AT THE
QUARANTINE.
From h. Staten Islander, July 9

destructive fire occurred At Tompkinsve yesterday
morning about three o'clock, which demolished four houses
aud most OF their COZ tents involving aoss OF foh sASVs
$4,000
TIE fire originated in the cellar Of the building formerly
known as Bolivar Hail. lsely keons grocery and was
r,t discovered BY dense Snoks issuing from the chin
MES An slarn immediately gwen but the hsmes
continued rapidly to spread and the wind being from the
north west the entire village was in imminent peril
At about 4 o'clock. hO~ever the ire engine belonging
10 the Quarantine establishment brought 20 bear upon
the copilsgrson and did very effective service. II hap
peped sso that at this time the WIND shned TO the south
west which prevented the further spread Of the flames in
that direction not however, until three other dwellings
had been almost destroyed Those destroyed are as FOL
Jews
McKecn grocery building entirely destroyed fur
niture up stars partially saved Building estimated st
$4,000 partially insured in the Richmond County autuh
Insurance Company.
Thomas Develns grocery and confectionery, entirely
destroyed
David Kellys paint shop-entrely destroyed
Mrs Thompson house-lower part occupied ss a mil
lnery-eniir,ly destroyed furniture and the millinery
goods partially saved Fully insured in Richmond Co
Mu,u. insurance Company and in of the city Offices
Nathaniel Norris building entirely Destroyed The
front house partially injured but not by fire Insured In
the Richmond Co Mutual Insurance Company
Mrs Mysrss porter house, caught hfe through the up
per windows bed in the attic sent forth dense
smoke from the window But one OF the intrepid Fellows
ION hsnd knocked oH the top Of the chimney and pelted
hole through the roof where he directed sire an Of va
ter fro the engine and extiDgushed the fire This Is only
one of the of self possession and well directed effort
that have come 10 our knosedge Among those who
were conspicuous in their Efforts the tire will net be
invidious II we mention Capt d. Blake, + \ Jones.
DR. Roswell j b. Wood John X Western, A. Bird 10
seph Silvs Jeremiah McLymsn, Franklin Roh, Lysll
Rolf Jacob Laforge James Grips and John Bnndley.
One person eaped from the piazza of Bolivar Hall and
fell ON his head inuring himself severely. His Wife with
"a at presence of mind slid down OF the columns and
escaped unhamed Another person jured by box
falling upon his head. .
The fire supposed to have been the work Of an incend
sry The entire stock within the store the corner WAS
consumed the doors being closed and no effort whatever
being made TO save anything except by keeping helower
doors closed and smoh-rng the flames
The house of Nathaniel Norris is greatly damaged Aso
the house of Thomas BrsDf, who being fearful OIL the
flames which sweeping toward him with such Jury,
completely turned his house inside out.
Thomas Deyeln lost addition to bis stock about ss9
in cash
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by Telegraph
NETWORK LEGISLATURE-ExrRA SESSION.

sFNATE....ALBANY saturday. JAY g lSSs
Mr. TABER offered resolution de daring the apprecis
ton Of The l. gi,surs OF the high Importance IF tn great
Industrial Exhibition, and accepting the invitation AZ
tend the op'u ming, which Was adopted.
Mr. BEEKMAN had consen, u hsve the bill amend ng
the act authorizing Commissioners 10 take proof sud
acknowledgement deeds ia other States read and was
passed
MIR BEACH presented petition fcr repeal of the law
requiring weekly statements q tue banks IA New York
City
The Committee of the Whole resumed the consideration
of the Supply bill
The o,b1s on this bill was continued till near the hour
Of recess.
In IN, course of debate upon the appropriation for thu
nay of ue,ser-r Mr. BACOCk alluded 2, toe fact thst
sons ard relatives OF Members ot Assembly were ap.
pointed 70 those places sud it might lead results TIE
diSsstiou' What viii the formers SAY, VII arr 10
have the heaviest a'd upon their estates tht
has been, ia this State, imposed-wha, Will they say TO
The Coamittee reported progress.
The resolution for dual "ur neut received from the
Assembly,, came up and "ts adopted. As follows
NESMesss Babc,ek B,ret. Beach, Bonnet Clark Conser
o',s T.ss, han, Vsn Seaosolo,eu William. Wnsa,-so
NAYS Ns''Is rsit Sa.... Snow, EauOcs5it-4
The o providing for fixing the salaries Oithe officers OF
Inc Legislature WAS called aud passed.
ASSEMBLY
Mr.. PErIENGlLI- OF Monroe. offered 4 resolution 70
scourn 'Ne oie on Weous ,ae .h inst at O'Clock
Mr. DB. TAYLOR, Of New York ,,,vs, to ,u,.o3 F.,
O'Clock i Accepted
Mr. TEMPLE Of Madison, moved TO am. d TO o'clock
L. NJ
Mir LOOMS. Of H,rkiner thought tbs, tba tI,,sa ~.
now prepared 20 notify tie = latc tia. they r.r .,
adjourn. ANnvc,sssyy business could be cisnosl ~ nv,
that time and Uu tAc mex cay many mernber. S,,iI 49,
sire 20 attend the opening OF the Crystal ace a. N
York Mr. l. alluded 20 Shat hsS been "a az IN ;hI,
~ Of the House 10 Sdiourn with the npesch NJ nj CO..
It's hsIos and proceeded o. show ro preceden,s 49,.
Con uiee Of Managers the part ot the House VS. ar
that was Necessary 10 attend the ina |; wpll BE- npo,
siole for the House - act managers before the Cor
con uitee OF three. 81 most five 10 g., cOuus-,rs
wee all hat would be- convenient desirable Il Ws noi
omsry Tor one House 90 De- in session without snoler
arc II became necessary. would be- convened =, any
us ~ Tue ai'eudsnce OF tae House Is Necessary let
miree ~
eur 81 kNhI, Of Essex believed in sdheriDg strictly -
AL be ,echhicaiues Of the law and seeing TO Il that Wa
oseu ulOei ~ lreotdent sS, and in every case Of
Impeachment IN the British Parliament 10 the nied states
Hoas 81 N any Of the State gaures the lover
vs , - in'alAoy IN attendance. There nans-
gers to prosecute, Snc in ADDITION thew yars -.sn. w
ooey illusions we're msde 20 Tbs case presented Nv me
gerlenan ron hsrkimer Mr. LOOMS apon wb..a
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DrsAppoIsTID oF HANGING ScEsE.-That class Of
Msrylanders who relish the legal stranguation Of their
fellow beings by the process Of hanging were sadly de-
pved of the enjoyment in that line anticipated in the eIT
cution of young Conner, who respted merely and
not pardoDed' of the papers had IT, The Aygss
thus describes the disappointment referred to-
Thousands Of our citizens, male and female, well -
numerous persons from the country, who had already
arrived in the city for the purpose of witnessing the dying
struggles Of unfortunate victim Of the Law, we're tskes
all sback last evening by the reception Of from An
napols that Gov Lowe had grated respite to C1nnor
for two weeks Their heightened yisages gave evidences
of their great disappointment and ch.grin Two wnos
weeks 10 wait before they could the show Was Il not
dreadful in the Governor TO suddenly spoil sport !"
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PUBLIC LANDS.


The public lands belonging to the General Government
are sltuatedlst Within the limits of the United States
as denned by the treaty of 1783 and embraced by the
states OF Ohlo Indiana Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin and
ta part OF Minnesota east of the Mississippi River all of
winch have been formed out of the Northwestern Territory
with certain reservations to the United States
by New York in $751; by Virginia 1884 by MASSACHUSETTS,
IN $780, and by Connecticut 1885, also the lands within
Ine OF the States of Mississippi Alabama north
0 81 oeg north latitude conveyed the United States
py georgia IN 1902 3D. Within the Territories of Orleans
anu LOUISIANA as acquired from France by the treaty of
including the portion of the States of Alabama and Mssis
sPp south of 81 deg the whole Louisiana Arkansas
Sssp Rivers the Indian Territory; the district called
the Territory of Oregon, and the region living
oregon and Minnesota north deg and soufh of
ueg north latitude 3D. Within the State of Florida as
Spa!neo from spain by the treaty of 1919 4tb In New
of 1S48. 1 O4n 1AeAico ny the treaty
A. WITHIN the limits recognized by these
ands covered estimated area of 584 600 OO0
NJ; Tn4etuslye OF the lands in Oregon California New
+ Ctan the Indian and Nebraska Territories fRe en-
ny s VI tne public domain is stated after a careful eI
81 .L 70 nave been 424 acres About one-tIh
Sol a up TO November 30th 1885, had been sold and
SlooSS9092 received therefor The acorecafe ontIsv =
leop;n se ot surveying and of selling was $74 957 $40
onr net proht to the government 800 3si 2l3 or an
OF nearly million of dollars for the last IN
Nor ere should be added this at the rate 1 95
xalue OF the land granted for bounties schools
a. DC, would an,o1nf IL
the ABBY sum. The average cost 20 nerly aouoe
ns ol acquiring title, dc, to the lands is IA Al
u z.Vf cents; of selling and napaoinsr 40 o.ts
an an zl.S0 cents; while it receives 81 25 beracSe ~ t
On each acre sold of S10S2 - - : nes ~ prom prom
c,; wnoe number of warrants for Mexican
~s issued to November 1851, 81 Of which &C.
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been located been patented The whole
number of issued under the general
of September 49, $780, November l. 1851 is POL
Of these 3708 have been located and returned and 1850
patented.
The following table shows the sales of public lands and
the from the 1888 to 1885, inclusive
Full details of the present condition of the public lands and
of the various grants and donations thereof for of
education and of internal improvement given in the
American Almanac for 1850, PIP $50 ct seq.
Quantity Of Pablo Land sOd and the Anaount paid for 1t,
IN e0ch Ieng. from 1888 to 1850, inckAslre.
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WILLIAM w. HOLDEN, Printer and Pub
Usher of BmS6ee'S Supreme Court Reports, &C.,
begs to inform his friends and public generally,
that he is prepared to execute every description
of Printing the shortest notice, and in a
style which cannot be surpassed by any other
office in the state. Orders promptly attended
to.
STANDARD OFFICE, Raleigh,
July 80, 1858.
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DETERSBURG CLOTHING BAZAAR.-Tl

II subscribers having purchased the entire interest of n
Perry the above celebrated establishment respectfully
the citizens of North Carolina that they intend
effort retain the liberal patronage heretofore
received from the customers of the Bazaar i'll the
Old North State.
Manufacturing do all our CLOTHING and one
of the firm being constantly in the market thus having ac
ties forpurchasiRg Cloths Cassmere &c. first hands,
and consequently at the lowest rates. enabled
pete in prices with Northern houses while garments
point of style and workmanship not exceed by those
of any other house in the State.
1t is unnecessary to enumerae the articles of which
stock is composed suffice it to say that may
be found thing pertaining to mems wear and furnish
goods of the most recent style and in great variety
Our Custom Department is constantly supplied with the
most desirable goods and those preerrng their garments
made to ORDER here find large assortment to select
FROM and with efficient force of workmen get up
single garment entire suit at very short notice.
good fit and perfect satisfaction guaranteed every instance
Our WHOLESALE Rooms Merchants visiting the City
should not fail to look through stock we have opened
exclusive Wholesale Room and manufacture largely
pressy for this branch of trade.
A. S. SHAFER & CO.,
(SuccesSO7S to N PerTy)
Petersburp Va Nav 5th 1850 80
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r EATHER FOR SPRING SALES, WHOLE

EATHER At 215 FOR 1M IS SPRING SALES, WHOLE
friends and the public that have in large and most
excellent Stock g Leather and Findings, for the Spring
Trade, which will sell low any other establishment
South of New York and for less than they be had
there, of travelling freight &C., considered
All of purchases having been made from the Impor
ters and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
Tannery places in power sell Goods above
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving stock
examination and believe shall be able please
both to price and quality Below enumerate of
the leading articles viz:
20 Crawford's Calf Skins (this maker had
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1851
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 :" American Calf Skins,
! 80 t Lining and Binding Skins,
10 3" Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
so Z" Band Leather,
Lasts Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and many otherartcles too
to mention at No. 2 Old street. opposite B. p Harrsons
Saddlery. +. A. & R. H. FORD, ].
N B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to at our Store
Petersburg, May 5, 1852 If
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,:.oa rohr of advertisements will be taken for the
Iv paper but deduction will be mace on any THS
yearly a6vertsements-these will be lnser'e0 d" 0N
eP Prosona tsn Or business Cards not exceeding ye nss 5
| ;nSarted in either the Weekly or Semi eeKiy or
m CO. D civ months or SO twelve mOnths or in both pa
r ST for $40 for six months, $l5 for twelve months
or 1by the wear, free of charge - -
Subscribers and others who may wish to send END money % hey
to fhe Editor do at all times, by mall ana at ms
risk Receipts for all will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage
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USEFUL STATS TT G S
GcAnrruL1r coMp1LEp FOR THE sTANDARD.

OOVerH"o "a 49, Salary.
- ,,, -, ,,EpcE pres;dent S25 900
FRANhLlN Len - No,yYorE Secretary of State 5000
I,WEs GUTHRIE of kentucky Secretary of Treasury S0O0
JErFERsox DAVIS Of Mississippi Secretary Of Ns war SO
r A McCIELLAND ofNichgan, Secretary of INTERIOR 5000
JAMES CAMPBELL of Pennsylvania 0O
CALEB CUsHING of Massachusetts, AtorneyGenera oOoo
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Tup following is believed to be correct list OF the United
States Senate after the 4th of March, 1858:
Democrats in Roman-Whgs in Italic-those marked
ES are Free-Soilers Abolitionists.)
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THORM BOOK.-THE NORTH CAROLINA FORM
Book; containing all the most useful forms which
business transactions between and well
in official stations; together with the Constitution of
North Carolina and of the United States the Act fixing the
Fees of Clerks Sher &C. calculated for the of the
citizens of North Carolina, and made conormabe to law.
Compiled by member of the North Carolina Bar
For sale at the North Carolina Bookstore by
HENRY d. TURNER
Raleigh, Aug. u, 1858. IT.
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In all the States except South Carolina the Governor is
voted for by the people, and has majority of all
the votes in the States in which such majority required
the Legislature elects the office of Governor one of the
candidates voted for by the people