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President David r. Atchison
Secretary Asbury Dickins.
1srm eapiy0s. 1nm erpires
ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI
Bcnj Fitzpatrick 73S36 stephen Adams, tu) 1897
Q. q. Clay -IooJ n. u. Drown lSo5
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI.
r. W. Johnson* 1855 David II. Atchson 1855
VIM X Sebastian 1859 HeDy >. Geyy 1859
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Truman, Smith ! 1855 Moses Norris jr 1855
Isaac Toucey 1857 Jared w. Williams 1859
CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK.
William M. Gwin 1855 IPm. III. Ssmoyd 1855
John B Weller 1857 Hamilton Fish 1857
DELAWARE NEW JERSEY
James A. Bayard 1857 !. r.. Thompson 1857
.roha, M. Clayton 1859 William Wright 1858
FLORIDA. NORTH CARoLlNA,t
Jaeksoa Morton 1855 Grorge H.. 3ifgU 1851
Stephen II. Mallory 1857 Vacancy 1883
GEORGIA. ONO.
W. g. Dafcson 1855 S. p. Chase Q. d. 1855
Robert Ioombs (U9 1859 Be,aantN f. Mute 1857
INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA
John Petit 1888 James C00per 1855
Jesse H. Bright 1857 Rich "a Brodhead, jr. 1851
ILllNoIs RHODE ISLAND.
James Shields 1855 Charles L. James 1857
Stephen A. Douglas 1859 Philip Allen 1858
IOWA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Augustus G. Dodge 1855 A. p. Butler Is. R.) 1855
George w. Jones 1859 Josiah j. Evans 1855
KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE.
Arcli5aM Di1on- 1855 James C.. Jones 1851
John b. Thompson 1859 Johm Bell 1855
LOUISIANA. TEXAS.
John Slidell 1855 Thomas J. Rusk 1857
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MASSACHUSETTS,. VIRGINIA.
Chs. Sumner U. d. 1857 j. NJ. Mason IS R.) 1857
Ed1card EUeyett : 1859 Il. M. L. Hunter 1855
MARYLAND.N WISCONSIN.
JaDles A. Pearce 1855 Isaac p. Walker 1851
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Lewis Cass 1857
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REVOLUTIONARY, WAR OF 1879,
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LOR Widows, and Claims for EXTRA PAY for
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LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE SD CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

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State. There thirty-one States, represented by
sixty two Senators.
Wings, in Hakie, Old Limo Democrats, in Roman.
Those marked T. D., Independent Democrats u,
those elected as Union mem g. r., those elected rs
Southern or State Rights men.
President David r. Atchison
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By Governors appointment The Legislature
OF Alabama will have United States Senators to
elect during the coming session
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From the California Pioneer
Military DfScfnIfne.

sTn the year I846,' writes "Santa Cruz" under
the title of Military Tactics "a gentleman OF the le
gal profession who resides at the present time in Sa
cramento county, received captains commission
from Commodore Stockton with orders to organise
volunteer corps. Yorba Buena contained in 1916
very sparse population, but by the indefatgable ex-
ertions of Capt H., respectable body OF men were
induced to put their names to an instrument OF wrl-
ting, the substance of which was that they would
agree 10 serve as volunteers during the war,
pany B. The Captain had great difficulty in distn-
gushing his from other citizens, as they had no
uniform. % make a marked distinction the Captain
purchased number of bellcrowned hats, very tall,
and ridculOusly huge at the top The hat most gen.
orally in the low-crowned, slouched Callfor-
MIA hat. At meeting of the company, the uniform.
as it was called, unanimously adopted. Some
objections made to the great height of the crown
of the hat, but such objections came from persons
who were in the habit of carrying more bricks in their
hats than they could conveniently balance they were
voted down by the old and regular drinkers, as un-
worthy of consideration Notwithstanding this
buke from the veterans, several of the younger men,
bers in niquty made their appearance on parade in
state bordering on intoxication They were ordered
to fall into line. All obeyed the order but one, a
Mr.. P, we'll known to those who lived here in "for-
ty six" Mr.. P. backed up against one of the posts
in front of the house, before which Capt, H. had
drawn up his men. This in Kearney street. be-
tween Clay and Washington "Fall into ranks !"
cried the Captain. 81 could not entertain the pro-
position to fall" said Mr.. P, "can't leave this post,
Sir" *FalI into ranks p again cried the Captain,
''if you don't will take off your head sir !" take
it, SIR" said P, 'it is at your service. The Cap
tain stepped back and drew his sword, which hap
pened to be long dragoon sword, 81 say, once
MORE" cried the Captain at the top of his voice. fal
in If you don't at the words one, two and three,
will take off your head" Mr.. P. remained immove-
able. The Captain raised his sword, in the face of
the whole company, and in the most solemn manner,
whired it around his head, pronouncing "one-two,"
and three. he cut the huge uniform hat of P in two
just grazing the top of his head ''There, sir, is
specimen of what can do. The next cut, off goes
your head. Will you fall into the ranks now, sir O.
Yes, sir-r-re-e-e' said P, 81 perfectly salts
fed" The hat cut clean in two, if it had
been done by razor, and p. never winked an eye
when H. made the stroke. P. said he knew H. didn't
intend to cut his head off, but he didn't think he
would cut Internally close to it. So much for mil.
ary discipline here in 1916.
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CLINTON MALE ACADEMY,

N first session of this Institution will the
l 18th inst The services of Mr. VIM G. Barton. grad
the Oldest and most respectable Colleges
the continent of Europe have been secured The Various
branches of English Classical and educa
ton will be thoroughly taught; Mr.. Barton will also take
spoken these languages France and SPAIN he feels conf
Gent of being able mpa their correct pronunciation and
Of communicating thorough knowledge of them. From
Mr. Barton experience in teaching, and his acquaintance
with he most eectic system, practsed in Europe and
the United States it presumed that satisfaction and JUS
tice will be rendered to the public.
RATES OF TUITON
Srd Glass including Languages and higher branches
OF Nlatnematlcs $l0 w
ALLMAND A. McKOY,
JOHN r. BEANIAN,
THOMAS NJ LEE, Committee
WILLIAM c. DRAUGHORN.
HOSEA j. HOBBS,
Sept 22d 1854 33m
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co,DsRoHo, FEMALE COLLEGE.

TIS Institution its second session under the
new organizations the ls day of May, and will close
the last day of November, 1854.
Rev'd James f. Brent A. B., President with full and
competent faculty $40 co session will cover the entire
for Tuition Board in the Collegiate and
sl0O viii entite to the full and all the ornamental
branches $50 the board and Tuition
in the Primary Department Ornamental branches extra at
the usual charge. Half payable in advance
The Board of Stockholders have taken great pains in
curing facilities for giving thorough educaon and solicit
liberal share of patronage Students received any time
For particular information address the President of the
Facnity or the subscriber VIM X. LANE.
Prest Board Stockholders
Nov 5tb 1874 35-f
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'Where have you been o. asked Mrs Snob,
As Mr.. Snob reeled in the door;
GA pretty time to seek your home;
Pm sure it's twelve o'clock-and more;
Shame on you, Snob-for acting so
Where have you been Al ask again"
Says he, '' dear wife-I do not know"
GA pretty plight your hat is in
And see your coat is maddied DER;
Your nose is like tomato,
How came you sO-you naughty man;
Say, MIR. Snob-how came you so %
My dearest wife-don't bother me,
You heard me say that don't know
'' | don't knew how met the boys,
And how made my maiden speech;
don't know what twas all about,
Or whether twas growl or screech.
| don't know if twas pop we drank,
Or whiskey, lager been or rum;
| don't know how broke my nose,
Or how | navigated hum"
g see it all--yOu cruel man 20
Cried Mrs. Snob, excited quite;
g You've Joined the men who nothing know,
And you've been meeting them tonight
Well, l'll forgive you, if you'll tell,
Why they do meet in secret so
Say, Mr.. Snob-what do you do %
Why. Mrs. Snob-I do not know -
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rrn rHANELLERs AND OTHERS.

E undersigned has now completed arrangements where
Iy he is enabled to convey PASSENGERS from MARLS-
IILE DEPOT on the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
Road, to LONG CREEK, in New Hanover county rare
lie is also prepared with good Stables and an abundance
Of keep HSEsEs flor for amy Sngh Snt 0Tsts or t
aim NAV rest assured they will be well cared for. -
IN a short time he hopes to offer some better ENItR-
TANNEN for his friends and others who may favor MN
with their custom than he has heretofore given them.
liberal patronage is respectfully solicited as the great
efforts will be used to give satisfaction ~ w.
A ID. BORDEAUX.
NAELsVILE DEPOT, }
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CLlNroN EEMALE INsTlTUTE

THE Sd Annual Session of this Institution will
L mence on the 7th day of August next.
The principal is tour north for the purpose of
purchasing complete of Philosophical Chemical, and
Astronomical Apparatus also to make such additions to
present Library as the advancement of the pupils require
We shall thus be enabled open the next session with
renewed facilities for mparng knowledge and such as are
possessed by but few institutions of the kind in our country
H. A BIZZELL, Sec'y Board of Trustees.
Clinton June 22 1854 42-tf
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Schools.
TOPSAlL ACADEMY,

TOPSAI. ACADEMY.
THE exercises of this Institution will be resumed The
I'd day of Oct 1854, and will be continued for term OF
ten MONTHS divided into two sessions The is tho
rough and extensive embracing all of the studies usually
taught in a preparatory school.
PER FIVE MONTHS
Primary Department. ent..................... SIS to $l2
Board will vary from SIS to $40 per month.
For further particulars, address n. n. NIXON,
Pres't Board of Trustees, Wilmington, N. G..
Sent. 2Sth 1854 24-3t-5-tf
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n ANYWAY from the subscriber, in April last, his Sn
II boy NICHOLAS. Said boy is yellow complec- q
ted about six feet high, has down look when spo- q
ken to- aad is passing free boy he is doubt,AE
lurking in New Hanover the lower part OF Dupin county
where his father Nicholas Bufoe brickiayer has wife
will give the above reward of thirty dollars for his delivery
to the Subscriber confined in jail IN the State that
can get him. WM' L. MoOhE-:
Aug. 25th 1854 oi-t
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STATEOF NORTH CAROLINA--Brunsvvicl1 Co.
Court of Pleas e. Quarter Sessions, Sept Tern, 1854
NTtb 4 FuIwood VS. VIM H. Vereen and wife Charlotte
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I..IrRINRyTRGH HIGH SCHOOL.

RICHMOND COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
THIS large and hourshing Institution is permanently
established under full corps of well qualified lnstruc
tors and with every thing requisite for first class Seminary
being well supplied with Maps, Geographical and Astrono-
mca1; Globes, Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus
The Sem-A nnual Sessions of five months commence on
the second Monday of January and July respectively
Circulars containing full particulars will be furnished by
applying to Rev J. Jones Smyth, A NJ, Principal Laurel
Hill p. o., Richmond county, n. G., OR to
D. C. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
Dec H. 1883 87-t20-l6-ly
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SALE OF STEAM BoATs-We learn that the Frank
Jerry Line OF Steamers including the Evergreen
and Southerner, with four Lighters valuable Wharf
and Warehouse. in Fayetteville, has been sold by
Messrs. F. & }. Roberts, TO Mr.. J. E. Metts, of
Wilmington, and Messrs Ramsey s. Brother, of this
towr, far the sum of S22,0OO-Fay Observer
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MARBLE, STONE AND SLATE YARD
nv IHTT lTTNGTON

SLATE YARD
IN WILMINGTON
E subscriber respectfully notifies the public has
L recently established in this town, a MARBLE,
STONE and SLATE YARD, and now pre-, ared to Fill ali
orders for Monuments, Tombs, Furniture and Plumbing
work.
Also, all kinds of Marble for building purposes
Also, Flagging and Curb Stone.
Blue, Green and Variegaed Slate for freproof roofing
furnished at reasonable rates.
Orders attended to with Dispatch and moderate
Marble Yard on Water street, near the Railroad.
w. G. MILLIGAN.
May lst, 1854 35-ly
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers take this method OF ghs genera no.
tain note Of hand signed by Bany Williams as Prnffpa pr fapn
and themselves sureties and made payable To- o
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rest from date the Is OF October lo54-whlch note we
is now in the hands of the said Jacob smith
W. also forewarn any person from trading for the same
ur for doing because the SAID note is
our our =. ie"ol Y, rasnect FRED'k. GRADY,
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TO MILL OWNERS.

THE subscriber takes this method of informing his friends
l. and the public that he still continues in the Mill Wright
erecting Water or Steam Mills various principles, Ell
ther with simple complicated machinery He his
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage he has received
heretofore, and hopes by strict attention business and by
giving general satisfaction to merit continuance of the
He fatters himself that his work will compete with that Of
any other machins for speed and durability All persons
who want work done in the above line would do well to give
him CALL he has several competent workmen in his
poy and prepared to execute all jobs the shortest
tee and reasonable terms Orders promptly aten
ded to- For further information address the subscriber
JOhnstown, Moore county, n. c.
d. B. JOHNSON.
Feb I5 1884 II,
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A FORTUNE FOR 81.

NY Person sending ST. to T. l.. LUCK, Dan River Post
A Office Rockingham County, North Carolina, will be
different receipts by which he will be able to
the above will be eighteen medical receipts for curing
the following disease to wit Ague Rheumatism Seatd
betes Piles Darhea Dyspepsia Worms Tooth Ache Burns
Rig Worms, White Swelling Diseases Of the hdneys and od
agents to sell the above receipts For further particulars ad
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. Subscriber wishing change his business, offers his
place for sac containing l62 Acres Of Land at Cypress
Creek Bladen County, mile from South River, and
twelve miles from Cape Fear There on the place good
Store house: a large and convenient Warehouse; good
Dwelling and all necessary OUT houses good cI2o Bbs
canacity recently the most approved necessary
Tture and GOOD sheds-a order for running The R0sn
and sprits can be got very little expense less than ban
t" Worth of goods year good paying eustG
mers and any quantity of Turpetne bought at
nrcas There are of fine farming land part OF
Which is and in state o The o place 6s
Mules harness and Road Wagon; twohorse Wagon nearly
new with axles and set on elliptic springs made
Stock Of Goods store embracing nearly every variety
] iSbno to engage in the Mercantile and Dising
Business would do well give call If the Goods arc
M dospd of before the stock hand will be sold at pub
inormation will be given by addressing at Cypress
creek roSV On' w. J. PARKER.
p All nersons indebted to the subscriber will make pay
t + tha EARLIEST convenience, the business must be
Longer Indulgence will not be given on back stand
ing notes and accounts 5n ,f
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General Notices.
TURPENTINE NIAKERsI

70 TURPENTINE MAKERS!
VIE Subscriber having located himself at Black River
at the site known Beatty's Bridge is prepared
purchase Turpentine delivered his landing at Whining
ton prices, less the difference of Freight
JNO. S. JAMES.
May 9th, 1854 2O6-It-36-tf