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Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

RIoT AT CHELSEA NEAR BosroN-.3 Caiholic
Church Mo56ed-A Boston despatch, of the Sth
inst, says:
Orr alas Angel Gabriel, preached in the omen
air at East Boston yesterday against Pope. "
The police interlered when his friends carried
him in carriage to Chelsea, where he commenc-
ed preaching again A riot ensued, ard several
persons were injured. 1t finally suppressed
by the exertions of the police and iremen, bot
was renewed again in the evening. Some severe
fighting ensued between the Irish and Americans,
the former were, however, driven back from
the ground, and an attack was then made on the
Catholic church. A window was broken and the
cross torn from the steeple and destroyed. The
Sheriff finally read the riot act. the military were
called out and the rioters dispersed. Several par
ties were more or less injured-one boy was shot
in the leg
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
department.
1rI- NO
TERMS.
Public E.anG Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that. in pur-
~ stance 81 instructions from the Commission
er Of the General Land Office, under authority
vested in him. by THE 5ih section Of an Act OF
Congress approved 3d august lsiG, shall pro-
ceed to offer az public sale. on Monday the 10th
day OF April next, the following tracts Of public
land, to wit
West halt Of Sec. 10. T. II S, Il. 81 w, oon.ain-
ing Jos 2l-lO0 acres.
Southeast quarter sec. IS, L. IL S., r. 81 W.
containing 100 acres.
Southwest quarter see. II, I. Il S, r. u WI
containing co acres.
Being the same lands selected and located. by
joan W. Plup. on tie Goth day Of June, 1872 ar
2 part Of tile Seminary Grant 70 the State Of Ar
kansas. but which selections. were. subsequently,
hy the Commissioner oi the General Land Of
ice declared to he without authority Of law. !
BENZ. II. JET"T. Register,
CHAS u. Mitchell Rnociro
January 3OiA, is1i- 5-tds.
EZ- The above SALE i postponed indefinitely
by orLer Of the Commissioner of the General
Land Office.
B. p. JET. Register.
c. b. Mitchell, Recaras
Washington. March -. 1854.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
~ HR- IL - -
Drugs, Medicines. Perfumery. a.
mitchell g. FOSTER

III AVE just received and are now opeunr
i at their old stand, a very large and well Sc
iected' tred aud genuine stock OF DRUGS. MEpI-
ciNEs, PAINTS, OILs and Dye SrUFFS
-7LSO-A large assortment OF fancy articles.
ana an extensive variety of Soaps. Periumeries.
pomades. and every article necessary tor l,d;..s
and gentlemens toilets Also large assortment
q Wines and Brandies. selected On account 81
their purity ior Medicinal purposes IN fact. they
nave every thing usually kept in Drug Store
~ Which they invite the attention oi Physicians.
Planters and the public generally.
They ARE determined To sell their stock as low
and upon A. reasonable terms A. tile same articles
san De purchased ~ any Southern Market Their
motto Il large trade and small protits.n
Washington. .9Dl-a 10. 1851 16
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD LANDs.---The
price of wild lands along the line of the Illinois
Central Railroad has at length been fixed Mr.
David A Neal. of Boston, has undertaken the
charge of selling the company's lands, and reports
that the lands are scattered through forty-seven
counties. He says: Il propose to select 10000
acres from the highest valuations, and hold those
for sale by special contract not of course, less
than $50 per acre. The next in value. to the ex-
tent of 100000 acres, will be held at SIG; then
100000 acres at IS, and the balance at s. un-
till it shall be deemed expedent to advance these
rates Credit to be given to actual settlers but
cash to be insisted on from spectators" Previ-
Gus to the construction of the railroad the land
could not be sold at 81 per acre. 1t was too far
from market. and IN the midst OF thirty mile
praifies Now every railroad station is good
market for all that settlers can raise.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

The HUDsoS BAY TERRITORY AND THE WAR
Some of the most hateful events in the past Eu-
ropean wars were the attacks made by eXpedi-
tions of marauders from the distant settlements of
one party upon the neighboring settlements of the
other. During the seven years war there were
numerous examples of this kind, resulting in no.
thing calculated to forward the great objects of
either party; but often attended by atrocious cir
cumstances of rapine and bloodshed The rela-
tive position OF the Hudson Bay territory and the
Russian dominions in America made it by no
means improbable that they might be made the
scene of this petty and useless, bat savage war
fare, and some fears were entertained for the re-
suit. We learn, however, that the danger of this
evil has been removed by a special convention be-
tween the belligeTents establishing a neutrality
between the two settlements. This happy ar
rangement grows out of a conversation between
Sir Geo Simpson, the Governor or our own Ter
Titory and the Russian Governor of st. Peter and
St Paul, at Sitka some time ago The neutrali-
ty as we understand it. does not insure either set
tement against the forces OF the adverse nation
but only intends to making each of them nom
conbatants as respects the other.
Montreal Herald.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
FOR SALE.
Bottom and UP Land, Improved
and TTrtmDrOycd

NUMBERS W. OF section Q, aud SWI OF sec
IN 3, and SCI OF sec. 4, township Is. ) Of X y
w. improved: W. of sec. ), township 3. of Il
26 w. $40 acres. 200 acres cleared; EJ Of sec y
W. of W. 81, township lj, S K % "; Is OF n
W and NE Of sec. 5, W. of NWl OF !. township
II. ) R17 w: ir sec. 9, township IT,, S % W: ) irl
ol sec. 81; I'll. pt twest OF Red rver.) of see 81
township ~. % w; FL fSW 30. township 10
) 70 w; see 3 township u. S - w: Sc I6. IA
3G, township 10, S-27 w: sec 30. WI 10. township
~. ~ w: Sl "a. ND 25. SCI of N. township IL
~ "; MI q NV Y, township IT, : - ": ri
of Ar. Ni 23, township l-. s IN w; I'LL N town
ship IA, ! 10 WI; FL of NV 2G. township Ky. 25
W. BENZ. II. JET. .lge.A
HashiagtoH, .4yk., lfay l6, 1854. 2l-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

N COMPLlANCEw with petition presented 10
- me from majority the housc-holders Ill said
Township. in accoriince with law.
Will offer FIR Sale. To the highest bidder at the
Conrt-honse door in the Town Of Washington.
Hampstead county, Ark's. On SafnrdGg. 1jfL ddg
Of Jufy- 1854 in lots tracts Of forty Acres the
whole Of Section rs in 4. III. S. OF r. - W. Said
Lands not 10 be sCld for less than two dollars per
acre. Terms, credit OF FIVE years with S per
cent. interest payable semi-annbally in advance
bonds with approved security will be required
of purchasers.
DAN'L i. WILLIAMS. Comm.
School Commissioner
Washington. Mry 10. 1854. Ig-tds.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

Discovery Of Gold at the Cape of Good Hone
The Grahanl'S Town Journal states that gold had
been discovered at SmithfeId early in February.
This is confirmed by the Port Elizabeth Mercury
OF the 18th February. The London correspond.
ent of the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, noticing
this intelligence, says:
The deposits appear to be at locality easily
accessible, and of sufficient richness and extent TO
lead to the expectation of thesr proving perman-
emily reInunerative, although on these points the
details thus far are not enough to warrant an ab-
solnte iudgment.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
Look Here Every Esodv!

ENHE subscriber has large lot Of superior
Il chewing TOBACCO. which he offers for
sale al unprecedented low prices Come snh zee
ior yourselves, 1t Wheat's Warehouse. Fulton.
Ark..-if YOU want bargain III Tobacco either
ior your own chewing or .oT your negroes. am
determined to sell. 81 call MI n. C Wheat who N
nv agent. THOMAS III. CONWAY
Washington HAY Id. 1851 20
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

O4LIFoENIA AND AUSTRALIA GoLD.-There is an
Portant difference it is said in the value of the
Nproduced in California and that received from
australia. The former ranges in value from 663
'9I thousandths in fneness, with an ordinary
IaoSe from $50 to 900; the range being very
sSaeallIy at $50. The Australia gold ranges from
~ 70 995 thoHsandths, with an average of 96S;
s-o"lnS an actual value of about ten t0l per cent
a.etaSe beyond that OF California. The ordinary
II average value of the California gold, in bars,
P5 Including the silver contained in it, is about SIS
- Eer ounce; whereas the average value OF Aus
'@ldn gold, in bars, is about $50 OIL per ounce.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

"KNow NoTHlNGs. This political or
ganization, it is said, dates further back
than the Masonic fraternity. Absalom was
the head or leader of the first party See
Samuel XIV, IL:
And with Absalom went two hundred
men ont Of Jerusalem. that were called
and they went in their simplicity. and they
hnelc nat dRything."
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
sale o: 10th see. n. III. ). u. D. w.

IN COMPLIANCE with petition presented
a. e me from majority ot the house holders "a
said Township, in accordance with law.
] will offer for Sale TO the highest bidder at
the Courthouse door. in the Town OF Washing
ton. Hampstead county, Ark's, on Monday the
9TH day OF June, 1851. in lots or tracts OF iorty
Acres the whole OF Section 16 in I. II s. Of u.
p w. said Lands not to be sold for less than
two dollars per acre. Terms. credit of five
years with per cent. interest payable semi-an-
nually in alvance-bonds with approved security
will be required OF purchasers
DANiL j.. WILLIAMS. Comm
School Commissioner.
WaihiaSton .AprR 3, 1854. li-tds.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

Mr.. BoRLANDs treaty with Nicaragua Of which
mention has been made will NOT il i said. be sent
into the Senate-But il is understood new treaty
Is being negotistei by Mr. Marcy and Mr.. Mar
colletta, the Ntalagpan Minister here. which Will
not contain the Objectionable features Of Mr.. Bor-
lands convention. The principal objection to
Mr. Borand's treaty Is not, as has been stated
that it recognizes the whole violation OF the Clay
ton-Bulwer treaty. but because it provides for an
offensive and defensive alliance with that State
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

A large anchor, lying high and dry on hill
300 feet high. and loco feet from the sea. at Sim
ope, fearfully records the terrific explosion of one
unfortunate ship, while the half finished frame
work of a new Turkish corvette on the stocks
which escaped all damage during and after the
action, forms strange contest with all this havoc
and ruin.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
TEXAS RANGER:

Upper Red River, Shreveport. Alexandris
and Lake Packet.
WM SrocKMAN Haste. ID. ID. ATKINSON, Clerk
WIZ aIar mstf as ift tIlPs npsis.'i6a ss 5Ss
will permit, taking Freight i.z.oss=z[7Eh
for WTight's Landing. ClarksyilIe- Roland Spans
ish Bluffs, Bonham and Paris ~ fexas, Fort Tow
son Kiarnichia. DoaksVille. Indian Nation; anf
Lanesport Washington. Lewisville, White Cliffs
and Fulton Arkansas; and All intermediate points
On Upper and Lower Red River, at rates A. Gus
totnarv. ana when it j. necessary TO reship and
store Freights shipped on the Texas Ranger the
storage and re-shipment VIII be paid by the Feras
Ranger.
The Texas Ranger has heretofore taken Cotton
ard freights lower than other good boats n the
same trade-hereaiter the RANGER will charge
a. much and no more than other good regular trade
Boats.
Thankful for past favors. the kaneer--her off
Gers will try and merit the continuance OF the
patronage that she has heretofore enjoyed.
.4prd 5th. 1854. l4-3ms
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

STRAYED from the undersigned
- at Spring llil Hampstead CO.. n = ~
about the lst inst. a small Indian L.I%lA
Pony, dunn or mouse color stripc -h!-LE-
down his back-ani ol very stout iorm. branded
Aie left shoulder with a. ill.,, roachud anl bob
bed
Any person giving information by-lctter, OF de-
liverins the above Pony at Spring Hill will be
literally rewarded. q. vi HERVEY.
Spring Hill, .9rk, Hay N. 1854 2I-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
Public Sale.

I WILL sell at public auction. at the lower
4 Warehouse in Fulton. on the first day OF July
next, sirec Gin Stands, entiIely new
These Gin Stands were shipTed nv Messrs.
Cur!ee & Bavless. OF Greenwood La. consigned
TO ID. {. Reed, and Will be soln to pay charges.
W. L. II. WILLIAMS
Fulton. Nay 20. 1851 2I-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
WASHINGTON Female Seminary.

INHE SECOND session of this Institution will
Il commence on Monday tie ftrealieih day of
february next. fully provided with well tried and
competent teachers IN every department. Every
effort will be used 10 mpart 10 the pupils, a thor
ough. mental and moral course Of training.
Ample provisions are made Tor Inc accommo-
dation Of large number of boardcrs. and every
pains will be taken to render them comfortable
and happy.
The attention Of the well known Principals
over all those heretofore committed TO their
charge we hope will To the Institution a
liberal patronage.
MRS. i. TIMANUS WHITE, p,;n,,,,y.
MISS SARAH T.. JONES, "1'u'''
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
Come and gcc3

MTTCHEL & FOSTER, are daily receiving
lSl handsome, and rich selection of fancy ar
tices. which are both useful and ornamental
among which are Bohemean Vases. China Vases,
Sewing birds Ladies work-baskets &c. &c.
WidSiils ston, .30ra &c. 1854 IL
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
NOTICE,

A IL persons having located Swamp Land al
n the Office 0.thc Sub Commissioner az Wash
ington. up to tn1 9th Of December last will upon
the return of my certificate. at the Office OF DANL
F.. WILLIAMS Esq. receive the certificate of the
Board of Swamp Land Commissioners, in lieu
thereof upon the payment OF the fee OF - allow
ed the Secretary OF the Board Tor each certificate
issued. Z. J.. PRYOR
Washington. Nm, Ia 1854. 1S-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
n @ f Il g. Y .

4 LII persons are hereby notified, that letters Of
"A Administration were granted to the under
SIGNED by the Clerk Of the Hampstead Probate
Court. on the Estate of RIcEAED Ii. FrNs. decd.
the said letters being dated Nav 23d. a. ID. ISL.
Persons having claims or demands against said
deceased, are required to exhibit their claims To
the undersigned, duy authenticated, within one
year alter the date OF said letters or they may BE-
precluded from any benefit in said Estate; and if
said claims are not presented within two years
from the date OF said letters. they will be forever
barred. JAMES MCDANIEL. as .4faI'r
OF Richard H. FINN. dec'd.
Washington Nay 81, 1854 22-
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
EAEEEED -,

On the 2jth of May: a. ID. 1854. hy John VI.
Whitesde. Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM A. SNirn, late nl
Claiborne Parish. La, to Miss MARY J.. GLEG-
HORN of this county
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

5o6i rom the Sth of January to the 9th of April,
,s sOo emlgrants have sailed from the port of Cork
TT2pinst TsI 1888 during the same time last year
o 1S however, is not to be regarded as an indica-
prn VI tue decline Of emigration from the South
tba S8ouhues IN as much as the proper season for
o1nd SdIspa'ch of vessels has scarcely yet come
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
Regular Upper Red River Packet.
II. M. JONES.

rTNHE substantial, fast run !. zf~
i ming, light draugh SN41.n1
steamer r. NJ JoNEs, hafv- sfzlA1.55
ing been purchased BY Captain y > JoHsfoS,
will run regularly during TIE entire season IN the
upper Red River trade Planters and snipperr
may rely upon having all business entrusted ~
her punctnaIlv attended to-
March 2T, t55+, f3-M
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
Medical EOliCG.

DR. JNO. CALHOUN tenders his profession
- al services TO the citizens Of Washington and
Hampstead county generally. He may at All
times be found. when not professionally engaged,
at DR.. Jett's Drugstore.
Washington dPrR ~, 1854. H.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
New Goods! New Goods!!

New Goods! New GOOds!!
N X VI. BLOCK have iust received
~. direct from New Orleans per sttamers&S
New World and B. f. Clark. the following artii
cles, to wit
Dry Goods.
Gingham. Mnsliiis Iaccnet Swiss Null ani cross
bard. Prints. Solid and other colors Do
mesticS- 4 A. Bro. Sheet
ings. Sea Island Cot
ton, Lowells Spun yarn-Pongee and linen cam
brc landkeTchies, Whale5one &c..Sc.
Groceries.
Whiskey. Mohongahela
Rose and Fletchers Extra. Du.
puy 4 Grand Brandy Sugar Coffee
Mola-ses IN barrels and halt barrels: Salt
MackeTel. Tobacco. Candies. Soap Rice
Starch, Pickles. Sardines Lobsters Salmon CLAIMS
Candy, Crackers, Cheese LOAF Sugar &c &c. &c
Hardware.
Iron, Nails, Weedins and Grub Hoes. Trace. OK
Fifth and Breast Chains; Grass Scythes. Wagon
Boxes. Bar Lead. Powder Shot. Double and single
Barrel Shot Suns Grass and Cotton Rope. Wool
and Cotton Cards, Broad and other Axes &c &c
BOOTS l. SHOES.
Cali Sewed. Kip and mud Boots BroganS. Ladies
Walking Caters and BusLin Shoes. also chidreri
and youths Shoes.
SaddIeFy,
Hope and Attakapas Saddles. side Saddles Saddle
Wallets, Carpet BAGS, Brides Martinsales Surcini
giles, Girths, Horse Collars and Blind Bridles&c.,
&c. &c.
ALSO, a general assortment OF Hats and Caps
black satin Vests, &c. &c. All of which in addi.
ton 10 their previous stock Of Goods; making as
complete an assortment as cal usually be found in
this market and To which they respectfully solicit
the aien ion OF their friends. and purchasers gen
orally being ever reauy 70 serve theiri with des
patch.
Washington, Ttj Ii. ISL 7-tL
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
From the N. O. Picayrne.
New Orleans Cotton Market.

4. @. O.. r..
OZAN LODGE No. 10, at Washington. Ar
" kansas, meets on Tuesday night OF each week.
ID. l.. WILLIAMS, Ser.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31

GUinine and CaIOTlcs.
ElO 0ZiS of Pure QuiGinc, 100 lbs English
COO Calomel Just received aud for sale,
lower than ever offered in Washington. by
mitchell K FOSTER.
Washington, .4pra 26. 1854. IL
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
Sale of 10th sec. rf, afyy,

>ffOOf commissioner.
Waihiar'on, .AprR 3, 1854. Ii-tds.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-31
"a @ II z GE ,

Washington. Nay 10, 1854. 49,
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THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE

THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE.
ihe well known establishment Is still car.
rled on under the personal superintendent
OF the undersigned, through whom Patents
may be secured, both in this and in foreign
countries, with the utmost fidelity and des-
patch, on very moderate terms.
Persons wishing for advice relative to
Patents or Inventions, may at all times con-
suit the undersigned without charge. either
personally at his Office, or by letter. To
those living ut a distance, he would state
that all the needful steps necessary to secure
Patent can be arranged by letter. When
partles wish to be informed as to the probabil-
~ OF being enabled TO obtain Patents, Il will
De necessary for them to forward by mail, a
rough outline sketch and description of the
invention. No fee or charge is made for
such examinations.
Pn'aye consultations held daily with In
'ent"rs rom 3 II. m. to 5 p. m.
Models from n distance may be sent bv
express or otherwise
For further information applv IN. or nd
dress postpaid,
ALFRED E. BEACH,
Editor and Proprietor of
The Peoples Journal,
Solicitor Of American and FOREIGN Patent.
Peoples Patent Office,
May 3rd., '54. I2-at
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As be, 8 can breed no poison, though they
suck the deadliest juices--so the noble mind,
though forced to drain the cup Of misery,
can yield but generous thoughts and noble
The man who undertook to convince
nimseif that he was wMng, gave IL up as n
hopeless job. lie said it was the hardest
subject he ever got hold of.
Not one of US but might do better with
this line thing called life, If we only believed
possible, and were to make rsolute
endeavor,
amt going to be called printers devil
any longef--no more amt" exclaimed our
Fli!ibuster the other day, in a terri. le puck.
or, We'll, what shall we call you, heyr'
why call me typographical spirit Of evil
If you please, that's all.
When your wife begins to scold, let her
have 1t out. Put your feet up costly over
the fireplace, loll back in yonr chair, light
one Of your best Sugars, anb let the storm
rage on. Say nothing, do nothing, know
nothing.
Everybody takes pleasure in returning
small Obligations; many persons even ac.
knowledge moderate one >; but there il
scarcely any one who does not repay e eai
obligations with ingratitude.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
MILFORD, JUNE 30, Is!

mlbrohD, JUNE ~, 1904.
ORDER NO
TINE following Regiments will parade
l. for review and drill at such times and
places as herein indicated
The 39th Regiment Of Infantry will pa
rade at Dominick's on Tuesday, the 25th of
July.
The 3s Regiment of Infantry will parade
at Jalapa, on Tuesday the 28th Of July.
The 10th Regiment Of Cavalry will pa
rade at Martins OIL Saturday the 29th of
July.
The 40th Regiment Of Infantry will IA
rade at Boyd's on Tuesday the lst of Au-
gust.
The 4lst Regiment Of Infantry will pa
rade at Parks, on Tuesday, the Sd of Au-
| gust.
The Asst Regiment of Infantry will pa.
rade at the Burnt Factory on Saturday, the
9th of August.
The a5th Regiment Of Infantry will pa
rade at Unionville, on Tuesday, the Ist of
August.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will pa
rade at Glenn Springs on Tuesday, the 10th
| Of August.
The seth Regiment Of Infantry will pa.
rade at Iimmons', on Saturday the 18th of
August
The s7th Regiment of Infantry will pa
rade at wilkins, on Tuesday, The 18th of
August.
The 34th Regiment Of Infantry will pa.
rade at Yorkville on Thursday, the 18th of
| August
The 4eth Regiment of Infantry will pa.
rade at Ebenezerville, on Saturday the 10Th
of August.
The 2lst Regiment Of Infantry wiILpa-
| rlde n I.ancaatar IN Tuaodav ha 00d oe
August.
The 27th Regiment Of Infantry will pa
rade at Chestervile, on Saturday, the 26th
Of August.
The 9th Regiment Of Cavalry will parade
at Youngs, on Tuesday, the 29th Of Au-
gust.
The 2;th Regiment Of Infantry will pa
rade at Bells, on Thursday, the 3ist Of
August.
The 25th Regiment of Infantry will pa
rade at Winnsboro' on Saturday, the And of
September.
The 22nd Regiment of Infantry md the
9th Of Regiment Cavalry will parade at or
near Camden, on Tuesday, the 9th Septem-
Der.
The 20th and 44th Regiment Of Infantry
will parade at Sumterville, on Thursday the
7th September.
The Officers and non-commissioned off,
GERS will assemble on the day previous to
The reviews OF their several regiments for
drill and instruction.
Volunteer companies will be thoroughly
inspected and the books OF beat companies
will be examined.
Generals Of Division aud Of Brigade will,
with their Staffs, attend the reviews Of their
respective commands,
Generals Of Brigade are charged with the
extension Of this order.
Aids-de-CaI p'to the Commander-in-chie
rarerequired TO attend the reviews In skei
,eyeral Brigades; and those not residing In
The Brigades to TO reviewed are invited to
attend.
BY order Of the ommander-in- Chief.
X. q. NJ. DUNNOVANT.
hdjutsnt and Inspector General
81 The newspapers published In Colum-
bia, Charleston, and within the limits Of the
Sd and 9th Military Diyi sions, will publish
until the reviews are over.
Jane %. 40 lit
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TIE subscriber proposes to publish In tho
~ aomh WI Oh concord, n. C., Weekly Newspaper,
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CAL INrELLIGENcE, ~
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In Politics e .he character in the United States,
misingly "Whig." oe urcompro~
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the hrst of January 1854, in Isr@s "1S Ta" aoous
Tst", sns cT''lmn form, printed with Entirely Nsw
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