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Spirit of the age., 1853-05-11
Boots, Caters, Slippers, Shoes &c,
HENRY PORTER,

ST, RALEIGH, N. G.
INI1E subscriber is now in receipt Of bis
I Spring stock of Gouds. selected in person.
with great care, in various Northern cities,
which he believes superior to any ever before
offered in this market, and respectfully soIcils
an examination by the public. His stock
comprises every character, variety and size,
from that Of DoU To a sevenIy-four.
FoR THE LADIES, he has some new styles
of SLIPPERS and BUSKlNS, very beauti-
ful aud tasty; CATERS of elegant material
and finish-and WALKING SHOES hand
some and durable. In a word, every pedal
luxury and necessary may be found al his ex-
tensive establishment.
Aud The Gentlemen have not been forgot
ten. His stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, GAL
TIERS and MATERIALS for manufacture
is unsurpassed and he is therefore prepared
To furnish Them with any and every thing in
their llne-costly and elegant, as we'll as cheap
and useful.
His stuck for MISSES and BOYS is ful
and choice.
| As 70 Prices, he has articles at all rates
| from so cents to E33 for the Ladies-and th'
| Gentlemen, as cheap or costly as they may
require.
! a tuil Stock OF / L RNlSHlNU MA1ERl
| AIS on hand, for sale low to the trade. Cal
and examine.
~ Having greatly extended his bushes
and removed to the great thor0ugl-fare Of trad
in our city, viz: Fayetteville street. sscon
door from Pescud's Drug Store. he hopes s
receive, as he is determined to merit, the liz
eral patronage Of generous community
His mptto is Live, and lal live "-aad Ii
hopes To be enabled 10 carry ont.
G@ His Manufacturing Department is fu
and compete-the best and most skIfui worl
men-superiOr materials, and deteTminatlr
TO give satisfaction, he hopes will secure f
him generous patronage. Thankful for pa
favors, he respectfully snicits a continnaIi,
of the same. HENRY PORTER.
Fayetteville 5
Raleigh, April II, 1858. 3l-l
II. B. wish it particularly understood, IN
| warrant every article | sell.
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-11
BurnSyille High School.

THE Third Session of this very fourishing
Institution will commence on the Sth of April
next. The School will continue under the SUI
perintendence of Rev. S. d. ADAMS The
Trustees feel fortunate in securing the services
Of Miss ANN E. VANCE another session, az
Principal Teacher In the Female Department.
Term per Session Of Fire Months:
Primary Department, 50 90
Academic Department, 10 90
Collegiate Department, Is 90
Contingent Fee, SO
T hose entering school, will invariably be
charged tuition, excepting in case of sickness,
from the time of entering till the close Of the
session.
Boarding can be had in good families, at from
FIVE to six dollars per month, everything found
The following is one of the Bylaws of the
Institution: "No profane or obscene language
sabbath breaking. drinking ardent spirits. o.
| fTeQuentiRs tehers they are made or sold, figh.
ling or quarreling, shall be allowed upon tn,
part of any membar Of this school"
Il is very important that those who inten,
coming to school, should enter when the session
| i. organized.
Burnsville is healthy location, and 70
pleasGntRess there are few, il any, places equa
| o it in the summer time What fine piac
to study. NJ P. PENLAED. Pres'.
J.B. WooprN, Secretary.
March 9, 1858. se-e,
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-11
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THK'AGE.
WOman's Love.


Like gold to it's native ore doth cling,
Like sweets the southern winds doth bring,
Like peace upon an Angels wing
Is Woman's Lovel
As lasting as the earth'S firm base,
As gentle as somo fairy grace,
As lovely as a Seraph's face
Is Woman's Love!
1fman should spurn gem so rare,
Ifsweets so precious fail to ensnare,
If gentle peace should not prepare
Mans rugged heart
Thon monstrous must his nature be,
Then must his soul fore'er be free,
From all that good or glorious be,
In noble part. CHASM.
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-11
NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

[AHE Subscriber most respectfully announces
I to the Public that lie has made arrangements
to keep
MECHAEICs BOARDING HOUSE.
1t is his intention to pay strict attention to
the comfort Of all who may favor him with their
patronage He begs leave TO say that none need
apply except those Of good habits.
PATRICK MCGOWAN.
RGleigh, March ] 5. 1858 2S-w3n.
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-11
North Carolina Mutual
l5IE23 1lI95IJ3 A5Ig.3 COY
AAPgggEtsea 81 C.

919 IL 15J y - 195 LA II y u w GA
AAB83G3ses 81 Ga
THIS Company continues to Insure the lives
L OF all healthy White persons and Slaves.
The greatesi risk taken on single life is So
O0O Slaves are insured for a tenn Of one TO
five years for 2-3ds their value.
OFFICERS.
DR.. Chas. E Johnson, President,
VIM D. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. H Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
DIR. w. H. Mckee, Examining Physician.
j. Hersman, General agent.
All losses are paid within 80 days after salts
factory proof is presented.
Blanks and pamphlets, showing the plan OF
operation OF the Company ,may be had on appll-
cation at the Office, OF any OF the Agencies
A II letters on business should be addressed 10
JAMESF. JORDAN,
Secretary.
May 8, 1881. 3S-H
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-11
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

4NHE properties of this Liniment have never
Z been equaIled for the cure of Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains, Burns Swellngs, Piles,
Broken or caked breast, Sore Nipples, Corns,
Lumps and TumorS or pains in any part of the
body where external application can reach. We
have many certificates from those that have
been cured of those diseases, and also from those
that have had Horses cured of Ringbone, Spav
IN, Windfalls, Founder, Scratches, Swiney,
Sores or any enlargement Of bone OF muscle.
RHEUMATISM
Having been afflicted with the Rheumatism
many years without being able to obtain any
relief from Doctors. or popular remedies, | de
termined to try the MUSTANG LINIMENT-
Much to my surprise and joy, as you may we'll
imagine, | received almost immediate relief, and
began to recover rapidly. One so cent bottle
has nearly cured me, and | am satisfied that q
few more applications of the Llniment viii
! perfectly eradicate the disease from my system
! A. FREEMAN.
Savannah, Ga, Feb. ., 1852. Attest,
| HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON.
| SAyANxAH, Geo. june 25th, 1852.
| have used the Mexican Mustang Linnent fo
some time in my stable, upon my horses in case
of Sprains, Bruises, Calls, Strains and Sores O
different kinds, incident to large number Of hor
ses. used it upon a horse which had been Saddle
CALLED for nearly year. I had tried many rene
dies, and ii particular, that had been in tn
habit Of using for years, and had generally prove
successful. Nothing appeared to give it any re
lief until I tried the Mustang Liniment, whic
cured it in a very short time. [ consider it an in
valuable remedy, and would not be without it.
| WM. H. HOLMES.
BosTCN, May 1st, 1852.
Messrs. A. G. Bragg & Col was induced
try the Mustang Liniment on a valuable horse
mine for SPAWN, and in ten days after appyin
it, the swelling went down, and the horse is no
free from lameness and apparently as well as eve
7 would advise al who have horses troubled vii
5 Ringbone, Spavins, Fistula, WindgaHs, OR lam
ness of any kind to go at once aud procure bott
of this Linim mt J. TILL&0N, 1-Nilk ST.
!. ~ The Iiniment is put up in bottles of 3 size
and sells for 25 cents, so cents and 81 per BOTTLE
The 80 cent size contains 3 and the S size tim
as much as the % cent size, the large sizes beil
;, much cheaper.
r r A. G. BRAGG & co. Sole Propriotors-princ
u pal Depots 504 Broadway N. Y, and corner Thi
I and Market streets, St. Louis, No.
s For sale by Druggists generally, and by P.
: PESCUD, and WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & c.
G Raleigh n. c. 27-f
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-11
DON'T FORGET.

VI HARDWARE, TO call at Rich'd Smiths
old stand, on the corner and buy. We bought
the Goods to sell in a few months, and they
must 90 at some price. All sorts Dry Gods we
are selling far below their worth, tc close The
stock. ET-ANS E COOKE.
March So3 go
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-11

BoNNETs AND RIBBONS.
ny DOZ Bonnets. from IS cents TO 81 50
40 Ribbons from 10 rents To S3 per yard
EVANS & COOKE,
No. %, cheap place.
Spirit of the age., 1853-05-11
THE BIBLE STANDARD OF TEMPERANCE.

THE BIBLE STANDARD OF TEMPERANCE.
BY REV. JOHN T. WALSH, D.
This work is now ont of press and ready for
delivery. 1t is an able argument in favor Of
temperance, and fully refutes the notion, that
the Bible authorizes the use of ardent spirits
as beverage. Let the friends of Temper
ance give it wide circulation. It should be
placed in the hands Of every protesting Chris
tian. 1t will be furnished, postage-tiee to Di-
visions. churches or individuals, at The follow
ing terms, viz: $S for 25 copies-SG for So
ST. for 100, &C. Send in your orders at once
addressed to JOHN 7. WALSH, NJ. D.
WALsHvILLE, Pitt Co. n. c..
Or A. NJ GoRMAN. Raleirh.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
A Christian War.

/ some Oh the papers tell us there 10 q
probability OF another war with Mexico.
Well. let it come. The sooner tho
better, for this reason, viz The two
nations. at the close of their last war.
agreed TO fight their future battles ON
Chrisfiaa principles, aud as the world
needs 81 example OF Christian warfare, /
Tor enc am anxious to see the threatened
Christian battle commence.
A new army will have to be missed
Instead Of drumming IN the outcaus aud
drers OF humanity in the filthle.t streets
OF the filthics: ciEes, they will look up the.
most pous, honest, godly Christians.
spiritual men that return blessing for
eurslng, love for hate, good for evil in all
thlngs. These are the only men hat
fight on CAristian PRINCIPLES.
Then the war ships viii undergo an
oyerhauling; all the guns and implements
oil death VIII be cast overheard. the YES.
sels Will be thoroughly clcansed and filed
with iood and clothing for the naked and
hungry Mexieans, with GOOD books and
az the APPARATUS for irnparting useful
knowledge; with implements OF husband
Iy anu seed from which to raise food
Inc war ships thus armed and manned
oy the godiy men will take the Mexicana
oy surprise, and conquer the whole nation
without destroying one life or shedding
one single drop of blood. The naked
will cover themselves with their
garments, and bless the American army
Tor the gift. The hungry will gather
around the meal bags aud eask. Of brad
and thank God and man for the CAr,.,,a.
wa: iae ingorant will drink in knowl.
edge, and wonder why the pious imeri-
an nation had no, fought on Christian
principles 10 their former war. instead az
Killing and managing so MANY of ,be;r
iearess friends and relatives and friends,
women and children, fleeing to their
Tor protection, and there having
helr brains blown out by bomb shells
ma spattercd over their altar, as was the
ase In the battles Of TAYLOR and Sect,
WI hasten the Christian war ships, with
yes streaming with Joy and piadnes. to.
ecsive clothing, food, and instruction.
"ha' o glorious affair Caristian
var would be to naked, hungry. ipnor-
NJ people. II the United States ana
ieAleo are 10 fight their next battles o.
-nrasf'an principles, the sooner the war
the better il will be for tbem
nd the world.
Ia order to assist such war | shall
open an enlisting office, free
,oin charge, in which al, who are des;-
ous 70 become soldiers in the Christian
ai'are, and overcome evil with good are
aquesied to enter their names.
EDWARD DuyAL..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
4 Proposition 20 the Lyons Coyn =
nlUs.

I'VE are Informed tint Messrs Frient
& Culbarson, Of this piac lave made
t'7e following proposition to the above
Company, 10 W.T.:
That they, CT. i c., will erect and
complete depot and accompanying br Id
rags, At 4 cost Of not less than $4,000,
a.la donate the same to said COMPANY
frsvidinc said Company viii permit them
ty selec, the location, the same to be u b
satitable point for a stopping and in the Vi
entity Of the centre Of this county,"
1.-THE Lyons Company are determined
not to erect dcrct or rln their Road
through Ills p.- &, think they should,
and feel satisfied 'hev viii. 20 lar work 1,
tfts advantage OF tneir tired and firm
friends as to extend to them a reciproca-
ton OF friendship BY accepting the above
oacr.
Wien they are reminded Of the man.
agement o. affairs in Upton. Or the
treatment they have received. and rcrnem.
Der thar tie above PARTIES have stood bv
them, and acted with thcra, we rave 10
lrssitat.oa n saying sltat their feelings Of
generosity and desires 10 recfproca,e f.
'oTs Bestowed, viii SO lar prevail, a. to
lead them 70 consider well the above PROM .
ositfo1, s1i If no overtures satisfactory
:, ta-'rn an b. tnada BY the -eorle Or this
Place ard the Company still determine
10 carry into execution their last plan Of
operations, that they will SD iar extend Il
her patronage to their reliable friends !,
= 70 s~cifre them asr1fr-- fhe iuavifaH5 i
saogitire-to fo'icw su3..a .l j. ana A. t,a /
Dove ofTrr i advantageous 10 the Com. +
any, TT made in good faith by parties II
# ability 70 perform the SANE. we r. II
'arrarltcti IN TIE belief that tie Company y
vii avail Themselves Of il. +
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
Rau ROAD ,frer.yc

II At an djourned meeting be-: in th
Court House, Nov :y1s53. : Mdsso
Chambers p<esiding, md w. A. Phi
tia@;ing ~ Sv,re.ary. Tns following pro
Iceedings were h hssaa.
4 Messrs. Cattell, Belts and SHETLAND
reported the following Preamble and reso
in,ions
Whereas, Tie citizens of Upton and
vicinity having heretofore subscribed j
considerable amodnt TO the capital STOCK
OF the Lyons Iowa Central Rail Road
company, on certain conditions Sc,
forth IN their subscription lis,, for the
purpose OF securing the interests of the
town, and aiding in the construction OF
said Rail Road, aud
hhersas, A few individuals, when
said subscription list was called for hy
sad company, proceeded TO erase their
names from SAID list, thereby showing
distfust IN the ability or integrity Of said
Rail Road Company, and 50 defacinc the
sad LIST, as to cause It's rejection by said
company. Therefore
Resolred, That we disapprove of, and
sincerely regret tie action of those. who
BY thus erasing their names have injured
the prospects OF the town. and shown n
want oil confidence in said Rail Road
company.
Rssoicef, That the said company has
met its promises to us with pro,npness
and fidelity, and that our confidence in il
is undlminished ard mistaken.
Rssoircd, That the work on said Road
Is furtaer advanced than we have a right
to expect at so early day, and j, is st;ll
progressing with firmness and alacrity
Resolved, That we are willing 10 do
what our circumstances will admit or ms.
ATTY, TO aid in the construction or said
road, provided BY so doing we can be as
sured that the road will PASS through, and
depot he established in Upton.
On motion Of Judge BisseIl, the pre- |
'mble and resolutions, after soma cousid- |
raj debate, pertinent remarks, and dead
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

Winter introduced itself on the frs;
day OF the aoata in its garment Of spot-
less purity. The role Of winter Is nas
Yet quite heavy enough TO please the ga
laais q our village. They are PRAYING
isr more AMI making preparations for tie
long, old fashioned, sleigh rides. Tae
la4les are getting tier fix ups in am
PIE order, to lie really wien the WAN
comes to step into the sleigh and be
FOUNDING on, Ger tie broad parties.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
Terrible Fight ON the River.
Fo1sr Per- ops Killed !

The officers Of the Columbus. IN In.
night from Ne. Orleans, inform us tina,
a hight occurred on board the steame,
Dresien On tuesday last, during which
three men and one woman were killed
mere were, II appears, large number
- lfisa passengers on deck. roing n
New Orleans, and when The boat arrived
~ Memphis, young kentuckian rot on
board, and BY some means 60, into =
quarrel with some * the Irish passen-
gers when several OF them undertook TO
WihP nm When he drew d revolver and
h .,' INTO tie party SIX times, instantly
Kaills three men and one woman. Ths
hehtaeaian was afterwards set upon hv
others Of Tie deck passengers and badly
beaten 50 much so that he was not or.
peciea 70 recover. The tradegy happen.
ed hetaeen Memphis and Helena. The
bodies oil those killed were buried n. The
latter place. The names Of the part;es
~ this affair our inforrnan, did
not learn, nor any further particulars Of
I. Ihe Dresden was on her way from
Ais port - New Orleans. Eeo
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

! A Boston Journal very Justly Observes,
that People hardly know how much
they lose BY not subscribing for their
county paper. There are always mat
tiers of heal interest, in which it behooves
every good neighbor and citizen to keep
duly posted up" Instead Of sending
away fifty or a hundred miles for mis-
cellaneous paper, suited only for the gem
eral reader, every man should take FIRST
the paper published in his county, and
pay for II in advance; then If he has any
money to spare for mere amusement, or
the qualification of his own taste, lie. him
subscribe for good city paper. contain-
ing able reports Of popular and scientific
lectures, Legislative and congressional
Intelligence with general summary Of
foreign and domestic news to the latest
momen, OF going TO press. Now il this
is not good advice we hardly know what
is. 1t is the way we should do; and wo
are not so selfish as to mourn the loss of
dozen subscribers if it come to that
who are perhaps leaving fellow towns
man some poor but worthy printer, to
work in WEAKNESS of spirit for want Of
that generous support, which would not
only cheer his paper all tLat his patrons
could desire. We know something Of
sad experience Of those who have the
control OF country papers, from orr own
connection in years by-gone, with jou.-
nal OF that class. II becomes o man To
be just before he is generous, and to re-
member that "charity begins at horne."
Never subscribe to newspaper without
pnyfng in adroace. The man who does
his duty in this respect, reads his papers
weekly, with increased satisiactioa.-
Every one knows that his greatest COM
fort is derived from the consciousness Of
having done OF tried 10 do right, and j, IL
certainly no more than right to pay the
printer who is constantly mourning large
'u'lays for paper and composition, and
who almost invariably pays for all the
matter "set up for his paper, even be-
ore II passes into the hands Of the sub
'cfibers. Again, We say, take Your
'ounsy paper and pay for il in advance.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03

MD GLogEs-MosKry sk4ss-A
correspondent II the Gew York Spirit II
ihe FINES, writing from his camp 81 the
''fes,oso fhef, IN South America, states
ihas nc = there engaged in the business
Fl killing .aaalteys, lor tbcir SKINS. H..
ne t.aie i eeatrast witA d Frenc t,rnan
iof al '.e caa ct as3) cents a piece. wao
= procuring item for an extensive III
llote manufacturing establishment. n
rance, where a large majority ai the
- - gioEes are aGa.actuled from mon.
~ s.3na. % says TIE collector D. the
raw material.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
Lobbying at Washington

Our exchanges bring information TIA
tie usual means Of influencing and cor.
rnrirg Legislation ut Washington. viii BE-
adopted tins winter on a more magnificent
scale than ever. An OVERLOOKING treas.
ufy gives eagerness 10 the clamor tor
sEosc appropriations where individuals ere
to &c enriched and several important
and lucrative patents are expiring .Norse's
iof nFeEtIne tie telegraph among others
e renew which By act OF Congress. mon
ey W. se expended without stint. The
pafeHtecs have united their forces ard
leased ior the session a urge buildnp Il
aaleA to entertain, aud concert with those
Oh Ing Nations Representatives. who ike
lhe Establishments ot the third house
We believe that the popular resentment
VIII before long be aroused against the
improper Influence now exertad nnon
Congress and that membeEs will BE found
10 deAouaee not only he lobbying system
generally, but the particular instance 81
u exercise. Nothing but the rejection
o. certain class o. Ellis whenever eor.
fapting efforts are made by outsiders n
pass item, vii redeem the national loo.
's.at.tfe ilom present suspic.oAs.-C.4ar
AayidS Es4.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
Attenti on.

Mt. +. III. Taayer. OF MascatiEe. al
tia ufgens SOLICITATIONS d sJne Of the
sitlzeas ol Tipton. viii give public Lee
ture at the Court House, on Wednesday
evenin, next. subject-Webste-, Ciay,
and C5l4ola.
We anticipate much pleasure and profit
s. S.tfe1I'aS tie same, and hope others
vii avail themselves Of the same oppor-
tuaity. The Museatsus En7airer speaks
as follows ar lhfs lecture;
MI THAvr.s lecture before Che Franklin
Lsbrary Association. on Tuesday evening last,
subjects Webster. Clay, Calhoun" was able
and eloquent, and the a'idieuee, which flied the
church. were much dsiieh ea anil pPofsed.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
rire 81 Ceuncil naras.

II We have receiyeds an extra from III,
ofice of the Hs1s,s Dsxls culainins
lon asesunt C disastrous conAagratior
IN Csancil Hufs CRY. We give i near
~ enkire:
4 wful ConflagratfOn Terrible
Cat astrOplSe.
The City Of Council Bluffs in fishes
100000 ,corfh Of property lost By
Fire! Thirteen Morcs and Public
Houses destroyed.
Gloom and sadness reigns over our once
| pleasant city Sorrow lies heavy on
every conference.-the great busin-
ess part Of the City is no more.
| On Friday night last about ten o'clock
p. NJ, the store OF Messrs. Tootle 4
Jackson was discovered to be on fire, and
upon bursting in the door dense volume
OF smoke, followed Immediately by a
shee; of fire, burst out. An alarm was
instantly given and in few minutes the
streets wese alive with people, as many
had not retired to bed. In fifteen min
utes the store was enveloped in flames and
little hopes Of Saving the buildings On
that side OF the street were entertained,
and many commenced ,emptying the
densely filled stores 10 the street, Wills.
others commenced to tear down and pull
out the "Gem Buildings" but were soon
drove away by the flames. The fire was
so confined to the whole inside of the
building that when it burst forth the
flames spread each way with appalling
rapidly In 50 much that it was evident TO
all thai our limited means for the use oil
water would be unavailing and every en-
deavor was made to save the Goods along
the whole line OF Blocks on Main street. |
We were on the ground in moment al
ter the alarm OF fire was given, and i'm
medlately commenced removing our ef-
feets. The Emporium Exchange and
Store, Post Office and Printing Offlce.
was our all, and We together with our
Boys and every body else taxed ourselves,
to the most. The Post Office was saved
almost entire, the Bugle Press and Job
Type of both Bagle and Guardian Offices,
the paper and cards and Printers stock
generally together with over half the
type was totally lost.
the principal loosers by the fire are,
'irst on the corner of Broadway and
Street.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
4 Rr-rRs ro 4nE DARK Az

kETtns ro rnE DARk Acrs-
ne ioiy Roman Catholic Church i
granting plenary iHaulseacies 10 it's ehil.
dfea, and p4etafiine Ire tact III atr streets
on Some q TIC t'atsolic churches In thls
etty on sunday, t4e following notice -
L, ,,, laisiAiaI was eoLspicuo1ts!y posted !:
flehary indulgence as In the year Of
y o.iee TIE osject is said 10 Be 10 70 80
iaiids Tor the use Of eertain foreign hiek
ehoTch dignllaries. now on a y.sit to this
eoa.4tfy.-.f Q. Gelta, Nor, 3D..
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-03
NAvAL.-Ihe Portsmouth, IIoLe y.

NAvAn-The Portsmouth Globe learns
i1am andoubtol authority that the Secre.
taf, u Tie Navy intends immediately d
send q coast survey 10 Beaufort. n G
t. 'as.ie ? II. ard complete exploration
ot TAI har5or, witt. i We've u lie est,b.
isAaent u naval depot there. This
survey vas ordered ~ The iast session Of
Congress. :