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6h@A REWARD.-RANAWAY FROM THE
RESPONSIVENESS in the month of February last, a
negro known by the name Of Jones k alias Jones aksr
10 Said boy is bright nu.atto, we'll made quick spoken
and very likely Ee brought up in the Cy of Raleigh
and supposed to be lurking in that vicinity or in The
county Johnston. The above reward will be paid for
delivery Of said boy TO the Subscribers, or for his COLI
finement in any Jail in the State that get him.
All persons expressly fol warned against harborng
employing said boy the utmost rigor of the law will be
&. r. C. HOLMES,
4. NJ. LEE.
Clinton N C. April oath, 1854. 1020-w3m.
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IOu0reSSiODnI

WASHINGTON, May 2. The Senate has been occu-
pied to-day in debate on the Indian appropriation
Bill.
In the House of Representatives the friends of the
Nebraska Bill declared their intentions to bring it
before the House for discussion in some shape or
other. Organized and other territorial bills were
further discussed.
Advices from Hayti announce that Emperor So
loqucs feet sailed the first of May to invade Do
minica.
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MARRIAGE OF AN AMERICAN COUPLE IN PARIS
An American couple were married in Paris lately,
first by the American CONSUL and afterward by the
Bishop at the Madeleine. The parties Mr..
Hicks, Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas, at St
Louis, Mo-, and Miss Lebaume, of the same city.
The parties are both of French origin. The father
of Miss Lebaume is of one of the French refl-
gees who settled at St. Louis after the French Revo
luton of 80, gentleman of great wealth. who man
bride brings her husband marriage portion of 5000
0O0 Her mother is the sister of the present Admit
raj Lapiere, of the French Navy, and of Judge La
pierre Judge of Instruction at Mines. So says
cent Partisan letter.
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New YORK. May 2. Flour firm. Wequote good
State brands at $40; Ohio $3.50; Baltimore 1878
to SO; wheat firm and upward. Common Gennes-
els have been sold at 81 mixed and yellow 81.
BALTIMORE, May 2. Flour is dull. Sales Of 5000
barrels were made to-day at SS,25.
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WAsuISGToN Nav l. 1854

w ASIIlNGTON, May 1Sof
The veto message of the President on Miss DiX's
bill is ready, but has not yet been sent to the Sen
ate. 1t will be sent tomorrow, and assume high
constitutional grounds. 1t will be great State pa
per, worthy of its source, and in unison with the
public career of General Pierce.
1t is understood that Mr. Bennett only wants
a complimentary vote for his land distribution scheme,
it being pretty well ascertained that the bill must
pass the Senate and that should it pass that body,
it will not receive the Executive sanction.
This week is devoted to territorial business; but
it is not the intention, believe, to bring up Nebras
ka ont of its regular turn If the French Spolation
bill is informally passed over, the Nebraska House
Till may be reached in regular way, and the claim
of the last century yield to the demands of the pres
ent generation.
The Senate was to-day thrown into CONSERVATION
by resolution offered by Mr. Slidei of Louisiana,
to inquire into the apprentice system recently intro
duced into the Island of Cuba, and the system of
" Attenuation ~ practised there to the certain
knowledge of the honorable Senator. The resolution
also proposes inquire into the expectancy of re-
pealing neutrality laws. The whole matter was
referred to the committee on foreign relations, where
it will probably be suffered to cool down little.
Cor. Bait. Sun.
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A man may be great by chance, but never wiss
nor good without taking pains for it.
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amAHRIED.

MARRIED.
In Ienor count The 9th ultimo, by James Jones'
ESQ.,, Mr. John H. Witherington to Miss Annie A. Rause
youngest daughter of Richard and Mary Rause.
Goldsboro' Republican please copy.
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DIED.

DIED.
In Wake county, The 2sth April Mr. Joseph W. Ed
wards, aged about 81.
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THE M ASUFAcTuRE OF WH1sKEy. On Tuesday last
meeting was held in of persons engaged
lin the mannf of axhskey Twenty three man
sacturcrs establ were represented most of
them in Ohio although portion of them arc, Ken
lucky and Indiana. The twenty establishments
represented consume ID OBS bushels of corn and other
grains daily which is rising four millions year, and
manufacture about ten millions of gallons Of whisky
annually. One establishment alone consumes 40
bushels of grain daily and employs over 30 coopcrs
in making barrels.
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BUFFALO DISTRICT.

Inc democracy OF BUFFALO District assembled at
Dr. Hcartfields Mills Saturday, the 10Th ult, to
appoint delegates to represent the district in the
County Convention to be held in the City of Raleigh
on Monday of May Court, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the next Legislature; when, on
motion, Daniel Scarborough, Esq, called to the
Chair, and William j. Green appointed Secretary.
On motion of j. Robert Jeffreys ESQ.,, the follow
ing Resolutions unanimously adopted:
Resolr0d, That this meeting appoint thirty dele
gates represent Buffalo district in the Convention
to nominate candidates for the Legislature.
ResOlred, That we heartily approve of the nomi-
nation of THOMAS BRAGG. Esq, as The Demo-
cratic candidate for Goversor, and pledge ourselves
to all honorable means to procure his election.
In accordance with the first resolution, the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed delegates, viz: VIM.
b. Dunn, J. Robert Jefrcys, JOS Wall, Bennett
WALL E. Perry, j. Howell Scarborough, Phil. Pearce
Seth Jones, H. W. Jones, W. A. Horton, II. Scar
borough, W. w. Weathers, G. Hill, j. d. Powell, E.
Ellis, b. Wheeler, c. Jordan B. Perry, I. Waite,
C. Afford j. Wall, S. Strickland, Green Perry, JAS
Cook, William Williams and Jasper Strickland, B.
Green, r. Z. Perry, G. S. Perry, a. Scarborough.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary were ad-
dcd to the list of Delegates.
On motion, it ordered that the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Metropolitan, and
the Standard.
On motion of VIM B. Dunn, Esq, tle thanks Of
the meeting were rendered to the Chairman and Sec
rotary
The meeting then adjourned
DANIEL SCARBOROUGH, Chm'n.
W. J.. GREEN, Sec'y.
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n AND FOR SALE IN WAKE AND NASH

IA COUNTIES.-I will sell to tie highest bidder at
George w. ThoDpsons store, IN Wake County Is miles
Northwest Of Raleigh, (and within mile of said Lands
following Tracts, to-w One Tract containing
hundred acres, the waters of big Lick Creek. The
other Tract containing hundred Acres, the
waters of Neuse River and Laurel Creek Boh of said
ton and all kinds Of grain. There is sufficient amount
of cleared land eich, and good improvements both
And if be desired by the purchasers Of the above
Tracts will sell my HOME Tract, containing about
which lies between thetwo Tracts
specified above. There is large two story house. with
good fire places and ruems good kitchen and
all necessary out houses, situated hume tract
The Tract in Nash county contains about four hundred
acres of good Turpenne land with about twcn y-ve thou
sand boxes and verygOod orchard ofehoice fruit trees
tolcrablY good house with other improve
nients There is also tolerably good farm the said
land. This tract lies The waters of Moccasin Greek,
Lse's meeting house.
The three lying in Wake county will be sold
Friday the 5th day May the said store of George
w. Thompson ESQ., about O'Clock. One half Of the pur
chase money will be cash; the other half made payable
the 18th of December be made safe with good notes
with undoubed security.
Entire possession given the 25h of Dec next with the
privilege of sowing wheat in coed time The Tract in Nash
viii be sold Friday the 18th day of May next in EaEs-
borough about O'clock This tract will be sold on the
same those mentioned above. Entire possession
given the 25th Of Dec next, and the privilege Of sowing
wheat in good time.
BENZ. ROGERS.
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IMPORTANT FR9u =; stIrN6.ro,y

lsressaeets Vstosef zadigelst zasasie Land BIZ
We learn By A.tclcgraphic dispatch, dated Wash
'ngton May Sd that on that day the President sent
N q Message to Congress yetoing the INDECENT In
sane Land Bill His reasons FOR doing so are given
az great length, and indicate very clearly that he
VIII veto the Homestead and otherland bills.
We shall publish this important document in our
next ls5sssssas
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:, HUNTS MAGAZINE for May has been received. This
decidedly one of the best commercial publications
" the day. Freeman & Hunt, N. Y.-s5 per annurn.
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NORTH CAROLINA REPORTS.
NgUSBEE'S LAW AND EQUITY.-Bound volumes
ED and in Sheets for sale at the
NORTH CAROLINA BOOKSTORE.
Complete of The North Carolina RRroRTs constantly
Oh hand H. d. TURNER.
Raleigh, April e7th, 1854. 49-8nl.
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YMsHE CELEBRATEDlR AHAT-EE-IoK0oN OR
N TUQklSH FIG-PASTE-A delicious article of con-
dictionary for the we'll and agreeable and nutrcous
food for the ill and feeble good for Coughs and Colds and
particularly beneficial and gthenng weak Lungs
lot of fine Pine Apples, Maple Sugar Crystal
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II OST!-ON TUESDAY, End inst, between uender-
4 Depot and Raleigh, the of Six Hundred and
Ffy-fve Dollars, either getting off the Cars on the
Road 1t wrapped up in brown paper and tied with
black tape string my pantaoons pocket. will
give So reward for the delivery of the to or at
of ii will be thankfully received. There two fifty dol
lar bills three twentys and the balance in ves and tens
the numbers do not recJliec The finder will please
wife to at Shocc1 Springs, Warren Co, n, G;
JOHN G. MYRTCk,
May Sd, 1854. 81 lO2l-lwpd
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UUST IN SEASON.-TBE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
CD just received from New York the largest assortment of
Haiking Cares comprising Whaebone India Rubber Lig-
Vitae, Maacca, Rattan &c. &C.
Also French and Spanish Fans of all descriptions Como
and see and will give you satisfaction.
5. MAILER & co.
P. s. On hand few 1eantul god a,a $tcer nsountags,
manufactured by u.MAHLER.
Raleigh, May 18th, 1854. 49-tf
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NET ANTED.-rA FIRST RATE BLACKSMITH
w accustomed to the Coach Making business Per-
work and good wages will be given. He must be
of steady habits and Of good moral character.
VIM. u. FAUCET.
Hilsboro, May LIST, 1854. 49-3tpd.
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RALEIGH ASpsG AsToN DEPoT. resident on
visiting the Depot at this place, cannot fail to be
struck with the evidences of the rapidly increasing
BUSINESS Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
We observe that Col Yarbrough has procured q
new and elegant Omnibus 4the finest vehicle ever
brought to this place The painting on it is really
peautiiu We trust the enterprising proprietor viii
" compensated for the spirited manner in which he
'ohducts his business
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A=== 1"s. G ess J'gafrafS aTs Filed with
vauasings uf liberty, equality assi fraternity,
IT, paragraph eossad below sfem the JsS-
,sA Ctruaicle demonstrates the real amount Of
liberty aid independence enjoyed by the people
If Che oh we,2 Il aso gives beautiful IN,
.1sht fusg tie "ges..-ta>Y' character Of the
Austrian E5su. The Ionraai says That Tie fol
lswihg official document appears IN the ostsee.
IslsaaE
ssr-re I base aoiiend with extreme 4ispisa-
sac afst the Jews Of Festh NAVE not yea <.sgn
etarsptis proof u that patriotic feeling sor which
baa risen them credit. Whereas. In consc+
4arnee A. tie ptost high appeal Of bis imperial
faEa sposto5e m2festy, no cne--1 ssy, not enc
siaEle slbjeet-ssda4e nowadays eyade bis du
N.Y. Nv biz sovareign. ybu sire hereby requested
A. SUMMON every IsSssh inEabtant q Pesih
betoFe vag, shtu yca shall urge upon him The
aHly wv voluntarily subscribing. and give ms
the r4mee n These shoshauld behave IN 4 lnk,s.
'vaffa aauer, II even pfssuma b. avoid AL
aaTsisI ss5oHa Ellie losn. Eapee9lng 10 rec, rs
Egls u W 49, fsar Iepls ttgesarr &tsh ! liza If
tta ia sakan II mape ISL hi III gasess il.
q tas essrJ6ss l-eass-sH ~ sffsss,sss 3 4o -
" as# W az e - svseaY.
tag aAss fae taas
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GFgy+ Those of our town subscribers who do
not receive their papers regularly, will please
send word to the Office. ~.
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h Ancrtc EGrabrtros.-rhe northern papers
49, tEf.5s,4 ~ F,zsza 6t-7s.; he frnzan sea The
second AErrieaE expedition sens Gut By Eenrs
iarEuell to 81. Arctic ocean. under command Of
doctor kane, sas las; heard from on the Esd c.
July. 1893, 1hen be was IL Gpperuayiy. VI We
vest coast of Gteenland: tHt he IL expected Ia
rapoF1 himself In New Work ia the ce,rse Vi
this month. Should d. n,; be heard rom
Mtthin tIiHg 4sgz, 4 vFH BIZ surmIse9 Thai
he has decided upon Speeding another winter
It the north lie could ntt have remained
there longsf than The IS Mt, II lie designed
returning tGts season. as " tat Ferei lee eogn-
menres forming yery rapidly. I. vaS his plan
Vt TIT accounts ~ proceed " far north In The
Advance - the iea would permit datiug the
Fiji, Ahfn nest ensuing. Ill would thea pro-
esed. with portable boat aad Al ample sap-
py of stores, = establish depot II remote
nsrthcra point; MI subsequently, u penetrate
~ tAs mtsl tStreme yysg. fxtsssfAN Eea
slo-tlj he obtain MI elae ~ tbe nltastp4 f.!s..-
navigator. sr John Franklin. confidence in e4s.
ffrseined Tat. with Aia rare scientific attain
Menis ahd facilities I'D investigation. Ill ekpe
aigioa caut.9t h xishsn jmrarsaHl faaeEts, #
Il xfeeted lhaE n III es1rse u ! ~ peeks
information aiIl " received Froa esfs=aia Irate
aeld eBa WEI ~ otHtr Esit=A yasaeia Haa "
f14e Aafsh sHA
IT, ~ 9t.eaes bsas ef - srsYisaH .iy
lssas sAat tha lgsassaH eaHesn6as WI WV
7=ra tA t 8 81 yt4 W.
A8 aas e Ra
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The Red River Republican says that it in
tends to advocate the claims ofgeneral Thomas
Jeff Wells, for next governor. .. .+.--
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w. gse Ilns l'fsfss paebf W y ts!4sn ~
Base Fsy ~ shttFsselxss tassa Ill ssSs3 Fasslev
&4a aFe tsf E hat sb9s ~ INV saa AaE 4g
tiaa5f sA Nv az sAr s44aat as sn8 E
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No. tf8sa 10y +f&s## a. .sfs4
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The New York Herald asserts that Mr.. Soult
has succeeded in purchasing Cuba-but it i:
merely one Of Benefits astounding develop
ments," that wants truth for foundation.
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fuaRo does not appear IL b. such great
EeHilissr aEg2 ~ thg aot.e ssade espr H. 4
cerespsadert y slle tsicaYue, residing wv fhe
parrish NJ n.y. Landry, vrs4s thst a. expected
etIeess f }gses+aea aa4s r -s5ssafs ha1s IVA btsE
fa'E FaHI#ed. @rFof@l tKE EtmArta AatL. tscrH
ms.H tia5E ,5ear III aElz.s8rs En- e5tr aft caf1os
ani e. b anIa'ssaslis sast fsrl#as 4has
uat Fltysd l6alS., ess1g rsmaftarstlYe 81 iasssf9
lie txtsE8se sFHlftstloss Fse esases y ils tsis
tata W. 4p ~ @ely ases FEasgss4-~sy aesj,zF VI
qaAH4tY NY yuaiits Wi Ivy artteis w Ivy usAa-
ttst#aAt w. tte sgeA We #fa Fet HHaes M ta AtM
eem sN#Ner saa@oa atsd u @saF# arHsm ea~
ref.asaa WA tssi fta applicability fsse at
psite. t+r@ la NJ vHiah gase !. sod saass
fsz.act /. J. eetai ~ y s~t~- " aaa
tbat H5ge Har.a4s sasg5ato4 as Ffs-s ~
NJ ttase w. IN tEtek5neats1asHa stt4Hp bAyt
pFggeA 6aras
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thur citizens hose ei fenebenne. Ind the
loser paft III Assumption. n6R hld adita I'll liz
rissf auI asyoa roa.s VA . halasoaslls Il.
View t,FEesas. assd w.i8 ri N nos tar ny fgsF5s
ID eahe s6s tae ta5t4tl ta.stts Wh8at fssYs
SO $50 Ahe AT @s - So saA8a e
sa W. 9sie s1ef
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1850
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'sPRoGREss AND PREJUDICE. I've are I'M
der obligations to the publishers. Dewitt &
Davenport, New York; for copy Of Mrs.
Cores new novel The autlfor gained great
praise and popularity by the production of the
Banker Daughter, Mothers and Daughters,
<Preferment, and several other romances, none
of itch for interest are superior to the present
volume The story is we'll told and many of
the scenes charmingly drawn: ='s "
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1t makes us sick to contemplate this outrage.
Will such dastardly deeds never cease? Will
sham democracy never be buried? Will ives
tern locofocoism-represe by Douglas, At
Crimson, Phelps and Lamb--never cease to be
the minions Of tyrant executive that brushes
western labor and commerce, and builds up
mammoth steamship and railroad monopoies
for the eastern cities, and for Santa Anna.
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EEEcuoE An election for police juror
from the filth ward, will be held at Summer
Grove, on Saturday, 2lst inst. -.i[.
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are no less wont 10 KICK up dust DO NOT
our housemaids make it fly from the carpets in
clouds, all over the rooms. every day, in every
house wherein they hold office? And do they
not nhaIe the said dust with business like renr-
ses.@f Adj vet. unhanpily ef happily. rs taste
may aii.rsa >mae,. . Ia astasrs - -
lection! II ~ urged, in defence os sMta,s :
arbitrarlness, that womaa'2 lie is a domestic
cEos that her duties ase al home; ti,t. 4ls3iss
man. size " not exposed So ! zz. IS
the seasons. ti4ss sne y Jsas gs4.e44 4bv su 8aa
come either a stone m as,,ti sheffield grinder
aid that, therefore, size had no need - s....4 sl
PGvtrCtTUn as The beard affords. We cannot
admit this defence, tie ust-argnment we have
already disposed of, and We may add, that the
women Of uncsvilized races endure all the vi
cissisudes of weather and seasons equally with
mear sotAat either he theory If tbs lung pro-
teetffe function Of The beard, as sinal eeuse
Of It's cxytence, must, we fear, be given up of
We mRst accuse nture of negleetful cruelty to
the beser halls OF the human race. Tbs latter
alternative We Al moi disposed TO adopt, tie
more especially we decidedly prefer woman Ii
lip aud shin ia d cir naked beauty. ana n vet
we have mel witt no feminine envy ct the mae
culins protection 8
Il il quite cer ain tbat great charge has
taken place in REL ,t6n 6. the bears IN The I,s9
ted ststes, within the lass eight OF TIA years
Thousands now ounshasen, esen among the
working = ses, ssho In fpxmer times would
have f@gs'T d shska st-f rs . grosa iapyo-
priats.
Tie esEzss may be beneficial In the sayiny 81
tlRe ans II @aiut 81 health, but thep sannst III
80 y 8srsf If beauty and cleanliness Win
some intssls sals beard heanales. Bat with
otheEs, y Haite tAe reverse Then aaain. Nv.
Tar ha moi our shed aif. fflsl III tAe s4agpst
So VII IT, II tefiel ii smhataalissl beard.
- ksI = ssre Il pfaetIes 81 sesaIas Cos S
he Fegf auts - w esassY q. 20 xsss.ssas
va fasas I'll .i5.es b6aa -
Il H. ed - H#H sa 8A
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MrMC8L--Mr. Hermann Braun late OF
Natahitoches, arrived in town a day or two
sncs, Ate comes highly recommended as a
gentleman, and musician Of great talent
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-21
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of Tuolumne

OOuupJ WI
The people Of the State Of Cali ifornia,
To the Sheriff or Constable in the
aforesaid Greeting,
We command you, that you summon
jackson s. Wheeler, so that they be and
appear tefore Joseph Carly, Esq, one
of the Justices of the Peace for the
County aforesaid, at his Office in Colum-
bia, Township No. l, on the 3lst day
of January, A. D, 1884, at 10 o'clock
A. M, to answer the complaint Of Jack
son & Stone, wherein S78 so is demand
ed for Goods and Merchandise.
Herein fail not: And in default of
said appearance and answer, judgment
will be given against said Jackson &
Wheeler, for $7S so, and costs of suit.
Witness my hand at Columbia, this
18th day of January, A. D., 1854.
JOSEPH CARLY,
Justice Of the Peoce.
Columbia, Jan. 90, le54-e3-ow
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-21

THE EUROPEAN WAR.--The news
indicates the determination of Russia
and Turkey to prosecute the war with
vigor. Spring will open with immense
armies in the field, and there is every
prospect of gene al European war in
1884. Divisions Of the English and
French fleets have entered the Black
Sea. Turkey has large squadron
there; and operations Gu the water, as
we'll as on land, promise to be on the
most extensive scale Meanwhile, wha:
1.-The treaty between England and France
made on the 18th Of November, will ac-
complish remains to be seen.
Along the Danube, military opera
tions on ali extensive scale were pre-
vented by unfavorable weather but con-
tinual skrmis.ling was going on be-
tween the outposts of the two armies =
In Asia the success of the Turks was
uninterrupted They had captured
some important fortresses. At sea hos
tilities have commenced, and some YES
sells of both nations have changed hands
ON the Euxine.
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
At a meeting of the Miners, Commit
tee held at the Exchange, JAN, 18th,
1854, it was
Resolred, That the 7th 9th and 9th
articles of the Bylaws of the Commit
tee be published in the Columbia Ga
zette, with the names Of the members of
the Committee.
Article 7h. Any arbitrator appoint
ed by the Committee, having a delicacy
in regard to acting on the arbitration
from motives of interest, in the case of
disagreement between the other two,
they shall have the power to choose the
third.
Article Sth. Any person bringing a
case before the Committee, shall pay
the sum Of five dollars before action will
be taken on his case.
Article 9th. Any person may lay his
complaint before any member of the
Committee such member shall have pow
CT to notify all persons concerned in
said complaint at what time they can be
heard.
The meetings of the Committee, will
be held at the Columbia Exchange, on
Tuesday evening of: each week
Names of the Committec.-Stephen
B -gess, Andrew Fletcher, Walter
Hitchcock, Joseph w. Hussy, VIM
Freeman, Truman Glass, Capt. Jeller-
son, Alonzo Kingsbury, Willard Holton,
Sidney Kibbs, John Sparks, T. C. Bos-
well.
"A. FLETCHER, President.
IT w uTICCV C.-.,
Columbia gazette., 1854-01-21

leo, that the integrity Of their domains
will not be violated by the act or with
the permission of our Government; but
that he will be watchful and vigilant to
prevent the commission of acts of ag-
gression by any portion Of our people.
81 clear, minute, and uneGuivocal is the
President on these subjects, that they
who presist in the prosecution of them
may discard from their calculations all
hopes oflanity from our government.