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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

GN We take occasion TO correct the statement
in the Baltimore Sun that the North Carolina cop
per ore sold in New York for Sc per ton We
are credibly informed the price obtained was $3.50
per ton.
We learn that the Fentress mine, in Guilford,
in which the Messrs. Stith of this place have a
large interest, is estimated to be worth $3.50, 900
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-09

We had the heaviest fall of snow of the season
here, on Saturday the 5th, but by Sunday evening,
however, it had all disappeared. The weather is
now clear, cool and bracing. SzN
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Tue BEIDGE-BusINEss--1 new draw Of
tho Peoria BrISge has been completed and III
working order little muIe than \ week, and ITS
effects are already plainly visible IN the increas
ed activity Of all branches Of trade. The want
of this convenience. and the necessity Of rescrtng
TO the old mode Of crossing, BY ferry boats, with
it. delays aud veXaiions, IS been SESSIONS draw.
back to the business VI our city during the great
CT part OF tie past season, The new draw is a
beautiful piece Of workmanship, combining in a
high degree the two great requisites strength
and lishtncs5, and reflects great credit on its pro-
jector. The increased distance between the piers
removes all objection 30 the bridge on the score
Of It's being an obstruction to navigation,
Since the slacseniug Of ,he,rork business grain
is coming in freely, and our warehouses are al
ready beginning to groau under ,hGir burdens -
Mefsrs. Tyn. 4 Co. have Just completed ware
house Go by 1913 feet, on Water St, at which
they are receiving from 1000 to 1900 bushels o
gram per day, The roads are becoming settled
and. with a continuation Of the present favorable
weather, We may lock for great activity in lks
produce market Tor the next few weeks.
Navigation stlll remains unobsuuc,ed from thi'
poll Vito st. Louis. We notice Mt our landing
this morning the steamer Luelia No, ., the only
arrival since Saturday The risk Of sudden
freeze up deters most ofour regular packets from
venturug out at this season the y,ar-Psorio
Rep
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the ultra Bouspar,i.t, who regard the narriAs'
altogether as n.esalIianee.

TuR NEw EurEg,s OF FgAScE-Ws are in.
deb!ed to an esteemsd friend says the New York
Commercial AIvsrtissr, who WAS formerly resi-
dent in SPAIN for the following sketch which
seems to explain .he family origin o. the new En-
press Of France very satisfactorily. Her history
is no less romantic than that Of the Empress Jose
pbine:-
by to-day's ad'ccs from Europe we are told
that the Emperor Napoleon III. hs, sspoused a
Spanish lady, "whosc grandfather WAS British
eonsul at Malsg-, and whose mother was au Irish
lady bv he name Of Fitzpatrick - also that this
new Empress was in her own right. Countess
Tsba. although, bearing the Fame Of Mad'lle.
Nontigo. Thus much by telegraph. Now the
plain Engish of all his, is no doubt as follows
"a worthy Scotchnaa by the name Of William
Rrkpa,riGk war for some time the American
consul at Malaga, and failing in business, was
succeeded by George 9. Barrel as United States
consul at Malaga. This was, think, under preSi.
dent Monroe's administration.
Mr. Kirkpatrick's eldest daughter Maria, or
Marquita," as she was famiarly called and
known by all Americans there, WAS very fine
dashing lady. and married the Coun, de Teba a
younger brother Of the celebrated palafoix, who
behaved so galantly at the siege Of Zaragoza
and who in reply to a demand Of surrender, de
TO the knife"
! "The Pslafolx family embraced numerous ii
titles, and was sIngularly brave and noble
/ This husband Of Maria kirkpatrick Count dt
Teba) was gallant soldier, aud so cut up by
wounds as to lie unable to mount his horse with
out aid and when IN the saddle locked more 10 i
he was hook,d on than seated there.
The new Empires Of tho French is no doub
the daughter Of this Countess Teba. Morquiti
Kirkpatrick who was the daughter Of William
Kirkpatrick late United States consul at Malag.
not British cousul-not Fitzpatrick no
Irish.
" The British consul al Malaga was william
Laird another old Scotch gentleman, and he wal
followed 10y Mr Marks, an Ingllshman.
the new Ennrcss Of France was Countess
Tcba, as stated, then her mother !. dead, a. ais
is her father and she took tie tile Of her mother
The name MontsO. under which she passed Il
Paris is perhap. one oftbe family NAMES OF tide
Of the Palaioix family
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AERvsT OF AZ ACCEsARY AfTsR TIE TACT.-
Since the conviction ui those persons arresed ior
tho burning of the Martha Washington, the III.
Ger has made great effort To arrest some others
who were engaged IN the conspiracy. While the
officers were On track OF Nicholsun George Gage
young man in New York assisted Nicholson IN
eluIius the fliceIs, aud thereby got himself INTO
difficulty. as the following from the New York
yriJuHe shows:
"Ihe head man in the whole Of the nef:rious
transaction Is said to be }. G. Nicholson who
upon learning that one Of the conicdcratcs had
confessed, Immediately left the west, and started
for this city, where lie has been for some time
past. Nr. Joseph Bruen, one Of the Deputy [
D Nsrshals Of Cincinnati. armed with n warrant
fr his arrest, arrived in the city last week, and
after dIligent search, found that he had taken
rooms at the Grammercy House, corner Of 2Uih
street and Broadway, under an assumed name.
The officers accordingly went to the house, hut
Nicholson being, as u 10 alleged, aided by young
man named George Gage, managed TO ciuie tue
officer and effected lis escape. This TACT was
on Saturday last made known to Justice Stuart,
who Immediately issue q warrant Tor Cages ar
rest ard placed It in the hands OF Capt. Loyett
OF the Ninth Ward Police and Deputy L. )
Marshal De Augel., who arrested him yesterday
afternoon lie was taken before the magistrate
and committed TO prison to await examination a.
an accessory after the fact, in concealin. NIcIol
suu while in ihe city, aud in aiding HIN to escape
the ends OF Justice IL is stated that Nicholson
/ is also charged with the commission OF several
iorgeres in Ohio, Que Of them amounting To- 81
600, which money lac obtained by means Of th'
forgery. Marshal Brurn offers SluU reward io
his apprehension and describe him as ben
about feet, inches ia hei- hit, about SO ye-r
Of age, had light hair, but has dyed II darl
color, light complexion, appears to be IN poo
health, nearly s.'d upon the top of lis head
dresses in black, wears a hat with the maker
name cut out, aud goes some times by the nam'
OF WIN. Gordon, al other times 10y the name u
j. g. Gordon, and At other times of VIM. james
! | his sudden fight from Grammerey House, h'
left his trunk and other baggage, all of which i
in possession OF Justice Stuart, at the jefferson
Police Court 1t 10 supposed that he las left 'h
city.
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SMAN. OTTAWA, SATURDAY,


ans enforce 'he same. IN ease II shall be disre.
g"ded' ACCORDING 10 me practice Of the courts OF
ehahssry ana such further prosespings shall be
nau upon sncn appiea'ion IN the circuit court OF
he county Whsre ihs once or place OF business
m such Cank' corporation broker banker dealer
ohde' e'efS, agent, or employee, may be situa'
'so; !" may ne necessary to eoiorce the provision.
OF uis act Anu uh snail Dc nnaiiy determined
oy ,ne Juuge or court ihat any Of 'he provisions
VI ,h' ae' nave osen violated shsh' oy' me
o'usr oil 'he )ndge or court, oe certihed to the
suu''or' ~h'sn snail be ,u'hc'snt authority to
h'ni' AND no shall proceed to put tie said bank
'n,o hqu'dauon' IN me manner contemplated by
'hl' act ana the act 10 which TINS na supple
nisn'' ~,
sec ne oahk commissioners 10 De appoint
eu unoe, 'oe pfoS"ihns OF Tue aet 10 shieh thIS
suPp'smeh', before entering upon 'ne du'ie'
VI 'nclr once shaii taSs ana subscribe an oA'A
y" Ah' n'a"on, ia"h'u,y ana impaf',a'y !" per
to'"i a. '"e uut'es e'Jo'hed upon anu rsqu'sd 70
oe ps','Imsu oy mem uhier the provisions OF
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THr STATE DEBr-Ihs public debt Of Illinois,
amounting urw to the neat little sum OF sl6,12S
l7I4l, has been the greatest drawback TO the
general advancement and prosperity Of the state
and the people with which both have had to con
tend 1t has inflicted burden # taxation winch
has palsied the energies and balled the industry
of the peopls-i has thrown up barrier agans'
emigration, which, once renewed would render
our vast uucultivated praries fragrant with ripe
ming grain and teeming with abundant havests,
and would add tonfold to tie population Of tie
State. II murt therefore he matter Of consra,u
lation to the people to know that there n pros
pect sfrelirf at no very distant day While that
debt has been increasing for few years past q
the rate Of Fix per cent the taxable property II
the state has increased ten per cent, aifordlnc
guaranty that at no distant dav. like q youilil.
giant she will roll the intolerabe load from her
shoulders.
But stll more favorable showing is made IN
the late inaugural message Of Gov. Matteson. -
Ne estimates, with = great deal Of force aud
plausahility, that, hy n proper and econonlyai
application Of the resources Of the state, embrs
ced in internal improvement end canal lands, tEH
on bank stocks, railroads, DC, and tolls on cana'.
revenue raised from taxation, DC, DC, the de, q
or the state, ten years hence, will be reduced ,o
s7i 900 in eleven or twelve years, wiped out en-
trvlv. This estimate i. most assuredy withIa
the bound. Of a reasonable probability. Most o.,
the public men of tie state hro clear and decided
in tha conviction that lRlf ha' length Il lime W T.
he ample 20 wipe out the last dollar Of that debt,
These facts should be kept before the word 80.
They have added iucalcullbly to the credit and
character Of the state, and once generally under
stood would aid also immeasurahlv to her pop.
ulation and wealth Quincy Herald.
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New kind of Wool.

The French scientific world is making a great
stir now about pine wool, or forest wool a. 1t is
called. This is something perfectly new in
France, although it has been known for many
years in Germany. A Mr.. Pannevitr, Of Braslau,
first Lissoved that the seiculary leaves of pines
tirs, and eoniierous trees generally are composed
OF hbrss extremely fine and strong, which are
surrounded and KEEP, together by resinous sub
stance Mr. Pannevits was not long in seeing all
The utility that this discovery might be to the
industrial world, and be invented a chemical pro
ceeding 10y which the fine threalliko substance
contained in the long, narrow leaves Of the pine
could be draw out. He called it forest wool,
because it curled and could be carded Ike ord
nary wool.
When by detection and by the employment
Of certain reactives well know in chemisty, the
rasinous substance has been dissolved /, is easy
to separate the fibres from each other, to wash
them and clean them perfectly.
The first use which was made Of forest wool
was to substitute it for cotton and ordinary wool
in bed clothes. A few yesrs ago, the hos ptal OF
Vienna bought five hundred Of these bed covers
and after long use and trial, 1t has just renewed
the provision. What makes this wool invaluable
for beds is that no kind Of insect ever approach
es as a bedstead thus furnished, and although the
aromatic odor Of the wool is strong enough "a
lrlghten away liisecls. II II sald tn be very pleas
ant and healthy to persons occupying the beds.
/ 1t costs much less than hair. and is much bet.
ter ia every way for stufiing furniture. 1t cal
also be spun and woven the fine threads re
sembng fax and being also quite as strong
Woven Ike cloth it can be used for rugs, hous
ings for horses, &c. The memb.aueOus substance
which remains after the washing and filterng
can be dried and made into bricks which are rx
cellent for fuel, and which produce gas whicl
can bs used for lamps, and which gives yer,
brilliant and sof, light. "he water in which tn
leaves are washed is admirable for baths, alt
he can bottled end sent to any distance.
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Boot & Shoe Shop.

VlNHE undersigned would call the attention Of
L his friends and the public to his removal to
the place close by where the BARRIERS Shop stood
on Madison streer, known ns Joseph Halls corner
where he will continue in the retail OF Boots and
Shoes ol his own manufacture.
While thankful ior the liberal patronage he ha,
received tor the past years III Ottawa, he will en-.
deavoT to merit a continuance of the same. Tie is
preparedt to make Gentlemen's fine boots. .ofFr-nch
Calf Patent Leather and Morocco, mud everything
in hisl:ne, OH reasonable terms as the same qua
llty can be boughtm other places
te" Repairing done as usual.
Ottawa, may lily, DASt.. LrAuY.
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Fox RtvTS VALLEY RNLIoAD We learn thnt
the Fox River Valley Union Railroad Company
are making every eXcrtion and preparation for
the commencement Of their lin" OF railroad from
Elsn to the Wisconsin State Line The estinla
ted cost of tho line. which will be about
thirty five miles in length, is 100000 for the
road way, and 100000 for tie equipments. OF
this sum, 100000 has been subscribed Tic
road has been surveyed, ard the work Of prrpa.
ring the line for the superstructure will com.
mence early in the spring
a charter has also been obtained for road
running south from Elgn through Clinton, ST.
Charles, Geneva, Batavia, Aurora to Ottawa.
To meet the Fox River Valley Railroad ut the
Wisconsin State Line, u number Of roads are
projected IN tina, State One to run north west
through Geneva, and Dglavan, to Whitewater
another to run from Whitewater to the Great
Bend in the Wisconsin river in Columbia county
another due north from the Wisconsin State Line
to unite with the Fox River Valley Il r., which
will mcrsect the Milwaukee aud Mississippi road
at Waukesha
All these roads uniting their travel on the FoN
River Valley Railroad, must make that line n We
ry profitable Investment and the points through
which 1t passes, places Of considerable CONNER
cial Importance II must also tend greatly to the
prosperity of Chcago.-th Dan.
The Gov Of New Jersey. in hi. recent message
TO the legislature Of tha, state, recommends atl
aboll.hment ofall small bank notes under the de-
nomination Of tiue dollars, and suggests that ai
the expiration ol two wears the prohibition b. ex
tended to all bills less than tcn dollars
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M illin ry =!

IVHT y tdhdT dNH IoTWWDuS NfTtcfI, OppOSNt
.S b. Gridicys Store. Ottaud.
MRS. GREGG would inform the ladies' of OF
wi hwn aud vicinity tha, she has Just received,
from the city, n splendid assortment Of Straw
Bonnets. She has also good assortment OF vel
vets, sat inns pushes, Silks, ribbons, flowers tabs
&c, of the newest fashions. She will do all kinds
OF custom work nthe Mllnary line. Those who
have not purchased hats will do we'll to cail before
purchasing elsewhere. sept lS
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Adrernsements inserted at 81 per square lor
;he first insertion, aud - cent, for acknowledgment
insertion. A liberal dlscoun, made TO those who
advertise by the year.
CT No paper discontinued until all arearage'
are paid unlcs. at the option Of the Publishers.
D-J- Communications, to insure attention, must
always be tree OF postage. aud accompanied with
lhe Authors hame.
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GE va "a e&S
CARING and Wagon Manufaotorx

| g. GAY would inform his friends and cIisro
e. mrrs that he mas removed lo his new shop It
the south-wes corner the public square. where he
w'lroniiuuc the manufacturing oicarriages huggics
aud wagons IN the latest and most approved STYLES
Beng prac'lca. workman, he fatters himsclfthai
hrcnn build as good work as can be produced in this
market Work made % orderand warranted to giye
-nllrc Subtraction, Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash II for arnsnneI lutpI.r
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Tho New York correspondent. of the Washing

Tho New York correspondent Of the Washing
ton Union SAYS
The Central Illinois Railroad is attracting a..
tcnton here as well ns abroad, from thi. he'
viz: that the state has sbsoutrlo donated to 4
few gentlemen property worth SS5 100000,
while she has debt Of 81 100000 for whch
she does not provide
"Thc Illinois Canal had 100000 acres of Lana
and railroad 100000 acres, or ten tunes ~
much The stac gave the canal auds in trrs,
to those who should advance sl60o,00o to con
prtc the canal aud pny themselves and the OIL
canal debt Of about t6ooos 500 out ofthe cam
property md after doing so to return the coih.
rIetc canal to the State Hs its property, la tie
case " the railroad, the state gave 10000
acres Of land to a COMPANY Of gentlemen to bu ID,
railroad and keep II for their own proper
without asking them to pay cent toward the
old railroad debt The creditors OF tho stale
will doubtless havea collateral interest in tho
value which the road will bes,ow upon the tpN
able property oi the State; but they wonder "a
the oversight in not making the Railroad Com.
pnuy pay at eastthc s2,Ooo,o0o formerly spel.
upon the road hy the State"
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Meat Market.
New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD niorm.his friends and the
~ public that he has Just opened Meat Market at
his new building on the corner north of the Court
House Square IN Ottawa where he Willie happy TO
supplyalI Ihistriendsan the public cwhthc choicest
OF everything in the meat Inc. Vegetables ofall
kinds also kept on hand.
No Market on Sunday. The shop will he kept
open on Saturday evening but closed on the Sab
hath sent 2s5Ol
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Dress Making.

IRIS, {. fNFE has added to her Millinery bu-
vi -lncss that ot Dress Making, IN all its brunch-
- having employed a competent person to man.
age that department,
Lyoupg tie Nw York House,
June - lS5J-ll
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The KalIc Extradi,ion Case.

We have received frsm Washington vuum
nous Opinion of Judge Nelson Of the United
StGtes Supreme Court sitting at Washington. IN
to. case o: Thomas kaiue claimed as iugitr
from Justice under the Treaty between the Uuif-
ed States and Great Britain Of 9Th August lS43.
The conclusion ofthe learned Judge and his res-
sons therefor, are thus stated a, the close OF HE
opinion, which appears to be dawn with gret
ablli ' and force:
Upon the hue. lam satisfied that the prisan-
er Is IN confinement under the Treaty and act Jf
Congress, without any awful authority.
/. On tie ground that the Judiciary possesses
no jurisdiction To entertain ths proceedings under
the Treaty for the apprehension and committal
OF the alleged fugitive, without previous reqsi-
siuon made under the authority # Great Brita r.
upon the President Of the United States and lie
Authority obtained tUi tie purpose.
g. That tse United State Commissioner in t. is
case is not an officer within the Treaty or act Of
Congress upon whom The power i. conferred ~
hear and determine the question Of criminal. ,
upon which the surrender is To bn made.
s. lias there was no competent evidence he.
fare the Commissioner, ifhe possessed that power
to issue the warrant. And,
4, Uupon these grounds the Circuit CeGl
ought to have discharged the prisoner, instead -
rsnIandng HIM into custody, hnd ito decs'un in
the case Is proper subject Of review BY III,
Court by virtue Of the WIT Of liateas Corpus
The Chief Justice and Judge Daniel, Of NrgMia
fully cuncurred in this deci. on. II i. undeisooi
that Judge Curti' agreed with them sub,'aptial
ly ON lie merit. but differed on tie question O
jurisdiction of this court. The other Judge diff,
On question of jurisdiction, but think the pro
ceeding regular. The effect will be to bring VI
the Kane case again in proper and legal shap,
before Judge Nelson it is presumed who, doubt
less, will yield to the application Of Messrs. Bu'
tesd and brady, to grant The wit Of hayeas cor
pus--.No. Eep.
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TAILORING n CUTTING
q WHO WANTS n
n Chairs & BedSteads =? h

Il Il. WATERMAN still keeps on La Sale
IL. street, where he has been for ~ years, and
has never failed IN giving good satisfaction,
Ills chairs are all made by good workmen, and
warranted 10 stand better than Chicago or St. Louis
work.
or The public are respectfully invited ocalland
aE1nDne. OctOhrrI.
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The encroachmcnts OF the British in Csntrl
America have received check from llondurh
that will be somewhat Ike to ans'on,h Jol %
Bull Honduras has taken possession Of limn'
nppoin,ed commandan,, and declared iss ints'
ton to hold tho territory nt all hsxmda This q
capital news, ifiue Of vLeh there i' not mS' "a
doubt,
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TITVNVTA WI VI
Be(isteads,
Undertaking..

They will pay particular attention 10 thl. busi.
ness Coihus ot all sizes constantly on hand
Flsks Metallic Burial cases furnished It called for
Persons leaving their orders with them viii bc re-
llrv"dirom further trouble, as they attend funerals
with n hearsc and furnish carriages i wanted.
May22 lsi2,-ly RUGG \ WATSON.
Ncto Furniture Ware ROom, lsi door nortb Of
un.s 4 NlrILts LaIr OMcc In .NnLLc 81. NLLaLEa
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Ts Builders.

THE undendersignrd continues the carpenter and
= Joinerlng business at the old stand oi Rlgler &
Zimmerman below the side cut, and sollcs the pa.
;tolags Of the community. lie is prepared, as
eeretOiots to furnish
Plans, Estimates, Spscifcations, and Details
in the various styles of architecture, ancient and
modern. Terms moderate $. RgLER.
. Ottawa dec o. Isj2..u
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wv NNNN T&NYN&s


Ofce. "a Story, North End Of Rediick's Brick
Block, East Side ofthe Court Ho9" Square.
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Business Gar0s.
:[.MorrAwAgzzz
Furniture Depot

'INllE subscriber would respectfully announce TO
i his old customers and citizens generally, that
NOW five yepr. IN OperutionJ he has Just moved
into his new building, adjoining the old stand
where he purposes TO do business on the Old and
New Styles. Old Stye--Cash system and good
work. New SIyle--Vey low prices. II. is now
rrceyingpart OF his Fall Stock from St. Louis and
Chicago.
lie has also enlarged his Workshop, and will
IN anutacure many articles more extensively.
Please give HIM call lie won't he beat in
qualny orprce. PETER RUSSELL.
IA Snll,. II Oct lG 1851
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Dentistry
WM. SMITH, VI. D., Surgeon
-eS DENTIST, residing at Ottawa, so.
CNY nclt, the patronage oi the citizens
oi Ottawa and vicinity
All work IN the line o his profession will be done
ina IVorkmaHiikc manRrr, and Warranted.
Residence on the East side Of Fox River
Office IN Sanger Il Armour's brick block, over
l.. Raughs Clothing Store. Office hours from
O'Clock, A. NJ ,to5 NJ
z. Ladies waited upon at their residence il
reuuested Ottawn 1uly u
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The population of ST. Lonis in Sept last was
9i,Slq; that oi Chicago 40, 900.
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The Legislature of Michigan has passed gen
erAl Railroad law,
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OSE DOLLAR AND FIfry CENTS per Annum,
II paid IN advance. AL papers not paid Tor in ad
vanc. will be charged at the rate OF Two DOLLARS
Year.