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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-04-26

a TLANTICsAND8 N. G. RAILROAD.-No-
hereby under The authority of the Board
e Capital Stock Of the Atlantic
and North Railroad Company, the 9Th day Of
named in the act Of and at the following
In s sss5ss ss s sf Rs Perry
In Gnst1n At the Store e
In waynesb9Foagl tthe Store Of Richa Washington.
3 In Raleigh, at the State Bank.
In the Court Court house .ns
In Snow Hill at Henry II. sHarpers Store
DAYS. open thereafter until ordered DO clos
ed by the said General Commits toner's.
cent upon the whole amount
subscribe shall be first paid in cash secured by good
note, to be approved Of by said Commissioners.
April Z, 1861 Fl
N1IRST PREMIUM smut AND SCREEN.
&c ING MACHINE l0UNGS PATENT IMPORTANT
ceved the first premium the North Carolina Fair,
and to the public the best in use in
Carolna all of which operation and have given
the most entire regard both to performance
weIlnow they first been out of order
On M sS s T Ma1 Ies
and delivered at the Mill any where in the State
Manufactured and sold by x
South Lowell, Orange County ~ \. O.
II Cut this advertisement out and keep it,
sTNNO THE PUBLIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER, ANTo,
MO PIzzINI, f5rsign ard Domestic 1gectionr Gsd
Frat Dealer formerly Richmond Virginia, has the
pleasure of informing the citizens of Raleigh and the ad
iacent that he has opened three doors below
Messrs. W. II. q R. 8. Tucker1
A Splendid Confectionery and Fruit Establish
ment
In his store Will be found at all times all that is nice
agreeable the taste Believing that the c
kind hopes by attention the trade to merit portion
of its fayors ANToNio FlAH1Nh
q NJ B. He keeps constantly hand
oosassss lie s gssl. Box e csssSsEs
q Nuts of all kinds, Z Is = : = ~ al fhhAi
STEAM CANDIES (fancy and plan) manufactured BY
myself and warranted good as any IN the United States
- 80 'Sess'77 s. q A. PiZZINL
1osI fl
& CARD.-THE sUBSGRIBER WOULD RESPECT
cinty he prepared for manufacturing all kinds
Of Gold Silver Goblets Mugs, Teapots, Ear
rings lreastpins, Bfacelets &c. &C., Set
ting Jewels and all Kinds fJewelry in manner
every description IN a style not to Be surpassed.
All may be Mahler e Coz whore he mas
taken the room adjoining the storeroonn. ,.u.RR
The most reasonable rate given for Old Gold ana !
- Rs Fl. Anys,s1s 1ss4 -1y.
UsTT 6 ii AND. 4 FULL ASSORTMENT NE TO. OI
81 choice els Rs and anongst them that
lot of that superior smoking Tossec0c Enc
Old Mild Ca ut + MAHlrN 2 = o.
~ 100
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Public, No. 1871

AN ACT for the relief of settlers lands reserved for rail
road purposes.
Be 1t enacted By tie Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United Suites Of 4Derica C1gJeSs assembled That
every settler public lands which have been may be
withdrawn from market in consequence of proposed rail
roads and who had settled thereon prior to such withdraw
al shall be entitled presumption the ordinary mini
to the lands settled and cultivated by them: Pro
riied They shall up their rights according such
rules and regulations be prescribed by the Secretary
of the Interior and pay for the before the day th
be fixed by the Presidents proclamation for the
ration of said lands market.
Approved u III March, 1854.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

*Is
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED FHilzrx 1Hlnp
Public 10.
AN ACT supplemental TO act entitled - ecI e 3secf-
s 20 @ s sas 81 sgh ha
B;t s saesf b. sfs z5.sss Of n
gasz s. Bssss I Iesi We
i9Ss1sg 1 Tis sS Smith and
Krstse George 9edan Begthald and LeIF
their six month after the pas
sage offis act their claims the
supplement- ;and
s opo e s n
under the thirteenth section of the aforesaid act
this act shall be limited and confined in their claims
purchases made of Don Salvador Yalligo, Mexican
in Sap par Of the
shall be satisfied that the said persons named
day Of March one thousand eight hundred and
SEC 81 Ind be furthe, enacted That the said persons
under the original act but IS to an
time in which their claims be made to the
Approved February %, 1854
Public, No 12.]
AN ACT for the relief of the United States troops who
sufferers by the disaster to the Steamship
Be 1t enacted by Representatives.
shs St anass s resn Of ss resdsn
each of the officers non-commissoned officers musicians
eighteen and embarked at New
under orders for California the steamship San Francis
and who board that vessel the of her
recent disaster and to Lieutenant Francis Key ftur
ray and any other officer of the United States
navy who board the said steamship under orders
equal in amount to his pay and allowance for eight
months. -3 -
SEC. p 4nd further enacted That if any such Off
non-commssioned officer musician, private shall
have died before receiving such payment from any
consequent upon said disaster his widow if survive
him. and not then his minor children any there be
shall be paid equal in amount to months pay and
allowances the deceased And that the widows and
children of those officers, noncommissoned officers,
and prvates who persisted by this disaster who died
from disease consequence thereof shall be allowed pen
sons in the in all respects the said Off
GERS noncommssioned officers, and privates had been
killed in battle
Approved 2Tth March, 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16

ExAMIKATIos OF VAN WERr.-John
n. Van Vert who was charged with
stealing the property of the State from
the Ohio Penitentiary, while employed
IN that institution as one of the guards,
was put upon trial yesterday afternoon
before Esq. Field. E. Backus, counsel
for the prosecution; Judge Warden and
w. f. Wheeler. for the prisoner. A
large number of persons were in at
tendance, anxious to witness the pro-
ceedings. The goods taken from the
residence of Van Vert, in Morrow
county, were spread out on the floor of
the Office, and identified by witnesses as
the property of the State. The list
comprised nine pair of shoes valued
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16

A STATE CoNvExrroE.-The subject
Of calling delegate convention at Co
lumbus, on the s2d Of February, is dis
cussed in several Of the leading Jour
nals Of the State, to nominate State
ticket and prepare for the election,
which viii not take place until October
next. We are opposed to the move
ment, and believe it would be bad poll
cy to hold q convention at so early a
day, and to place men in nomination so
long before the time for voting. The
candidates ought not to be nominated
much before the LIST of September
say six weeks before the day of cleo
ton. This would allow for short and
vigorous campaign. The ticket should
be made up of the most popular and
best qualified men in the State; and
when nominated, the canvass should be
kept up with a determined spirit, and
not suffered to lag.
We live in progressive age. New
issues are constantly presenting them
selves. The late election was decided,
chiefly. upon national issues; the next
election in Ohio we hope will be fought
exclusively upon State issues. We
have plenty Of them, and of the first
Importance. Properly presented. they
would not fail to produce a revolution
in our State government and policy,
more signal and overwhelming, even,
than the late success on the Anti-Ne-
braska issue. Let US bide our time
Gin. Gazette
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16

Austria has concluded an immense
financial operation by which she has
transferred to company of capitalists
all the railroads constructed and worked
by the Governnent in Hungary and
Bohemia The company pays $780,
900, 900.
Austria has returned an answer to the
last dispatch of the Prussian Govern
ment, repeating that Austria will adhere
infexibly to the policy expressed in its
note of the 3oth of September. The
action of Prussia is looked for with
anxiety.
The English feet will leave the Baltic
about the end of November. Five
floating batteries and twenty gun boats,
drawing four feet of water, are building
in England for spring operations.
Another polar expedition will be sent
next spring, to bring home the remains
of Franklin's party.
DR.. Rae has commenced galvanic
which is being constructed at
Newcastle-on-Tyne, for blowing up
ships. 1t is to be sunk in the harbor of
Sevastopol.
The Emperor of France has written
a letter of coincidence to Madame st.
Arnaud. He bestows pension of 90,
600 francs as national recompense.
The whole camp of the South will
for the East as soon as required.
MIR. Soule's return to Madrid has
caused quite an excitement, and a clamor
has been made to induce the Spanish
Government to solicit his recall.
Queen Isabella has abandoned the
idea of abdicating. The Legitimists
are preparing for movement.
The overland mail has been tele-
graphed. Canton was still besieged
29th. The distress of the
besieged was great. No tea was ready
for shipment. The insurgents yet hold
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16
SMALL NOTES!
SMALL NOTES!!

THE small note law of Ohio, which
i makes every individual 6neable in
the sum of ten dollars for either receiv-
ing or passing any Bark note Of any
other State than Ohio, of less denomi-
nation than Ten Dollars. going into
effect on the first day Of October next.
/ intend to act as General Agent for the
purpose of sending out of the State all
foreign small notes and substitute the
same by Ohio notes, gold or silver,
either at the risk of owner or at NAV
own risk.
All persons wishing to abide by the
Law and avail themselves Of nv
Agency. can do so by calling at nv Ex-
change and banking Office in GaIIipolis.
CHAS. HENKING.
N. B.-ofice hours from 8 A. NJ. to
12 N: and from to SPIN
Sept. II, l854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-11-16
N The National Cattle Show a

H The National Cattle Show at
Springfield, Ohio, did not come up to
the expectations of its projectors and of
the people. The number of animals
entered for exhibition was respectable,
but by no means large. There were
present, however, many of the best
specimens that the whole Union could
afford. The number of visitors was
very small the first day, and not large
the next. Kentucky, and especially
Bourbon county, was well represented.
Premiums to the amount of 81, 400
were distributed between FIVE States
OF these, Kentucky took about 81 200
with only twenty head of stock. OF
these, the greater part was from Bour-
bon county.
The premium of $500 for the best
herd of Durhams was not awarded
The judges knew where the stock be-
longed, and it was very evident that
they were determined that that premium
should not come to Kentucky, where it
clearly ought to have come. They
therefore failed to agree. A PROPOSE
ton was made to Mr.. B. J. Clay, the
only competitor from Kentucky, to d.
vide the premium equally between the
three herds. Mr.. Clay very promptly
and properly rejected this proposition,
saying 10 them that, if he was not en-
titled to the premium, he wanted moth
ing-that he cared nothing for the mon
ey, and that he would receive nothing
unless he also received with it the deci-
sion that his stock was the best.
Paris Citizen.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
November 10. P. NJ.

Flour-There was moderate demand
to-day, and the market opened with an
improved tendency. but closed heavy
under the unfavorable advices from
New York. The sales comprised 600
brls at 81 go; 100 do at Z 80@7 go, so
do at SO 90, and rs do (extra) at ss
@8 10.
Provisions-The only sales heard Of
to-day wers 600 hhds bacon sides (not
strictly prime) at sc packed, and go
brls No. I Lard, at 84c.
Cheese-A sale Of goo boxes at 1Oc.
The demand is only moderate.
Groceries-There is nothing transpir-
ing in this market worthy of special
comment. The transactions are few
and small at previous prices.
Seed-A sale of 25 bush. faxseed, at
81 so.