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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Later From California.
, ,.sai.hing Frauds and rorgsrie',

The North Star brings e2s passen
Tlo ar.st topic ofdiscussion in the Cali
|,, Ma papers is the sehaylerlz,Ins opera
I .,u' Il Henry Meigs g. Bro. The follow
v"s n :, be taken as a moderate approx
s,nnof his liabilities. Amount OF fail
y. n his proper business, $500 600 =
NJ u over-estim ated stock Of the Cali
XVI timber Co, 100000. Total, ST.
laO ooo The forged warrants and stock
IsJb,en appropriated for advances: II Is
(a0,osp1 that Meigs may have received up
1. hem nearly 100000, upwards Of hall
.ah;ch sun i, is estimated brother OF
4. rareiyed who was score y elected un-
the r form and Know Nothing tick
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
JOHN P. CHAPLIN & Co.,
Corner South Water and Chicago Streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

Produce, commissiea.and FarFeraing Merchants ana
Geaerak .6gents.
-pRorRlEToRs or TIir--
Union Line Canal and River Boats, leaving Chieage
duly for st. Louis and ali interRcdiats Ports ana
ruri in connection with first class Lines
from Chicago to New York and Boston.
--AcEsTs FOR
Old and responsible Western Transportation Co.-in
snred.
-PROPRiEToRs-
Chase Spaulding Now York. s. G. Chase g. Co.. Al
hany--iioot e Morgan, Buffalo.
AGENTS
NJ. D. Spaudng, Jas. II. Wilgus. 10 Broad St, " Y .
cor. Front-up stairs:
p. r. Burke So STATE Street Boston:
and for the Troy aud Ohio Lake Boat Line
II. 5. BEgoiIrR. Proprietor, Baflaio.
--8GExTss--
G. +. Brewster, Conties Slip. n. Y. W. w Dennis &c
klby ST., Boston, q. n Chaplin & Co % Quay ST. ~
baRy. and for ste;iincrs ana Sail Vcsss on the lakes
Will contract for the transportation Of Goods from the
Atlantic cities or for the productions of the west,
tined for tbs Eastern mnrkets without delay and upon
the most favorable terms. To collsiaG mehts OF bro.
pery for sale In the Chicago market especial attention
will be PAID and when required liberal adyances viii
be made upon Bills of Ladng.
Mark Packages CARE J.. p. [. * Co.
JoHNP. CHAPLIN,
LOUIS FOLLETr,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Very desirable Lot and Dwelling for Sale,

very GeslfabIe Lot aut IWeI1EAS IuT EaIe,
DEING Lot No. :, Block -, on Perry Street, ncai
ID 9Th It.
New double Frame dwelling with6 rooms; Cellar
kitchcH--Weil and Cisicrn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
CITY LOTS FOR SALE. Z
E+h Et,.aot

7 or No. 5, block So, Corner Brady and 9Th SITS;
II & &, block IS, Corner Pcrry.and 9Th .
I. 10. block s.. Corner Perry and 9Th 6
3, block 80 between Harrison and Ripley;
-6Tn Strict
g and 2. block 81, Corner Scott and 9th;
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METROPOLITAN FIRE MARINE INSU
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.

CHARTERED CAPITAL ShO.NuO
t,..4 r.p,r,r pnp.rr $500, CO
4. aILaBLE AsstTs AFpLiCaBLE TO otTsTasniha RISKS
$50 0sl
+ w Tu.yER Seev.e IUTIER MossoS Prcst.
This Company organized under The stringent laws Of
Ma <sachuscits has established Agency al DaNen-
port, and viii issue policies against Fire or Marine
loss oH as favorable terms otleg responsible in
stttston nf the kind No dividends wi be paid Ia
Stockholders TIL the Capital reaches half mi by
the accumulation of profits. Losses promptly adjusted
and paid 1T this Agency
References,
Messgs. Thayer Bankers Boston. Messrs. noan, King
\ Co. st. Louis. J. NJ Becbe Morgan x Co. Boston,
Rhodes Pcgram Co.. st. Louis, blanchard ,onN ersG
Il Co. Boston. John Lavender. Esq. ST Louis
Mcssrs. J. p. Chaplin & Co., Chicago,
$ Ramsey. b Q. & CO. :.
j. II. Dnnhain \ Co. !"
T.. 7 Tinkhau Esq. Cashier Marine Bank =
Appty al the Banking House Of McGrcgor, Iawcs,
Bllkemorc a. w. MeGhEdoh, Agent
Sent u ls5t
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FOR SALE.
Elkhart and connersville at Par.

EIkhart and C0nnersville at Par.
4 GREAT variety of Good Books;
IA A fine stock oil Wall Paper;
Gold Pens OF all sizes and prices;
Blank Books, all kinds and Sizes
Stationery in AL its Branches;
IN thing in the Store, except New Books, Mag
azines, School Books and Wrapping Paper, will be
sold at the usual rates for any OF the Stock Secured
Banks of Indiana, where change is reqsired.
From those who have Indiana money, will
not refuse notes ofother banks, silver gold.
w II HOLMES CO.,
davenport. Oct IS No. lie Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

,, nn'cHASrs The pepple continue to
a' N steady and nil-aken stream -
fortunately { them, ,hewea,her cou,inucs
y, ana pleasant. w are nov satlsi.d VI /
=, ~ wynn t's placing our in .raass ii pooula-
,n' Vlr presen, seas'n 1t onahun Ire tl.1,-
i ,"' ars great'y below the mark NJ y,
".n SooVo have crossed the Mississ a,i
a. 'iiS piice alone since the fitst ~ y 1T IN.
VT We are informed That All tie III
,ss,hSs report an unprecelentol rash. -
p p.oaily IN the southern part o the STE
''n 'h,se Facts we in'er that ou. in s-aas.
,@Gtn!iy greater BY m ny thousands N y
Ms hitherto been est,mlted, -Bul. III.
NEBRASKA r REPRESENTATIVES, -aen
a y, ers"y counties Ills are reported t, h.v
1Tr.scteione Nebraska r epres cntatiye each
,hsSe are all the candidates Of that factor
,;a "o'c ti"ction has been reported IN 10 tn
''"'e OF this writing - Chicago DIM. Press
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

$4,000 Acres Valuable Lands,
20 LoTs IscITY OF DAVENPORT
+ OR SALE
In State Of Iowa.
SCOTT COUNTY
Town 30 North Range AZ
south west quarter section 2es
= nth $ E see ss;
81. N.osw. sE,s.ce &C;
Ell w and S Wa sec =;
Townshipso . East.
North Mest quarter section 10
East W section 30;
szMsst1:sA ; !. ! Il x 's:''s1 ., g
Township 50 n Ra East.
S MERE. section 3 ::
wiswi 81;
Town .sN R1Ea...
Al Of Section five;
North half section eight:
81 section eight;
r. " section eight
sec. seyeHteeB;
EisW section II
NE section 4;
W W! section 4;
section o;
4 section IA;
Southwest section "a;
81 S section "a;
as section 80;
South half section 10:
II w section 30
W S Z !. section 30;
Town79R2.
Ei&sW n E section a.;
" Is W section IS;
+ section Is;
Sc. section &c
Town Is y re- East
Town lotsin Waeotf. Arst pot on Ma n
e. Road and $40 acres or land adjoining aid
CEDAR COUNTY.
4oc0 aeresin Town 79NRlw
2oG0 acres in Town so NRIW;
$50 acres in section "a, town 20 s West;
CLINTON COUNTY.
400o acres beautifully situated
MUsCATlNE COUNTY.
l0o0acres in town 70 r East
fittE lots in City of Davenport and additions.
some oithem beautifully located for rea "a noes,
s, acres ofland one mile from Court House in
elis Q. Davenport south side of Third Street.
NJ above land comprises of the best lands In
st'te' were selected by competent person At
er early da! and are offered sale to actual settlers
~ ioaf"i Terms, Apply to
a COOK & SARGENT,
oH I'm Land Agents, Davenport, 10 va.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.

tRANDAIL & HIGGINS have just opened 'ars
4 assortment OF Gaiars. Niolins. Banloes, Fainbt
rlnes &c. ,Sc. Also every Kind OF Music BOOKS no
iruse which they viii sell very cheap for C;sh It y
4 Le Ctare Row Oct 81, isJ4
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Second Street.

Lot No in Block G5 Side Of nd ST. betwe Rock
island and Iowa sts. Hasiargc aoubls Hoase Of part
stone and part II Brick, with Ffameai House rents
at $50 pern.oirth. z VIII sell veryehcapiy -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Sh Music.

\ Large collection on hand and New Music receives
soon us published ut
No Lee Claire Row. G II
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] IRE

ZION Of
|'unfry
eiiSee.
sines,,
fy will
|,spr.
bees.
bound.
| french.
J Hair
fahst
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For Sale,
For Sale,

c.eH Acres j. mlos from Junction pepot
800 4 s. North of doi
So. near Waleoti;
oet "a by WHITAKER e. GRANT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office 100 Broadway, n Y. -
AGENCY No. 6 LIE CLAIRE BLOCK, DAVENPORT
earn Al Ssoa-.uu-
PLINy FREE saiS Actuary MoRRis FRAnKLis Prest
A. w. MeGREGOH, Agent.
Sept. 81, 1854.
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a''a 77aT's7
IN s RAN C z !.

FIRE MARINE AND LIFE RISKS taken al this
Agency in responsible Companies and On the most
reasonable terms.
Merchant. and shippers viii be allowed retGrn pre-
MUM OF i2s = cent.
McGREGoR, LAWEs Bf.AkEMoRE,
aug No 6 LIZ CLARE Row.
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Second Street.

r OTIS No "a & 5 in Block &C Front on ard ST. Cor
Il ner on Fhrnatp very near the Depot and lay hand
so,nely. Aiso Lot 10. in Block " 40 4 lJl Win
rood frame dwelling, stable, Fruit trees &c Price
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

INik hes, Piano Forte instructor in the world, Rich
| ardsln's modern school for Piano Fortes can b
found ut No le Claire ROM: y IL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Accordeons and F,utinas.

Large ard well selected assortment. just raeeiye
y prices that cannot fail to give ehre salisicio
III Nos lie Claire Row: C@
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Guitars.

. Large ard very fine assortment OF Rosewood Cult
- ars al y.r US prices ranging from S3tO 20 g ib-
Also Fios from seventy five cents 10 twenty five do
lirs IL No : Claire Row G. ~ Il
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

ftLARToNETrs, Flutes, Flageolets. Picslows an,
4 Flies at reduced prices at
No = Ls Claire Row. q IL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

on Acres OF Land Ell Duck Creek II Miles from
on Mississippi river. with large amount of Young
timber, w y. W.qr. Sec. l9-T. 7s-R. =.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Fourth street.

OTs6. & q on 4li st Corner Of Farnam Front
l Railroad Depot and onl, SEQ It. distant very de
sirnble also i Lot No Block IS peiw Perry and
Rock Island
For Private residence unequhlled. Is TTE
1s1s - For Sale bv q lfts8
GEoL NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--We have for sal
' Il most desirable farm, five miles from Davenport
on The Iowa City road of eighty highly improved
with good frame dwelling Kitchen cellar &c.. barn
and sheas--a well Of excellent water. Gc-
The above property is most beautifully and faYora'
bis situated und will be sold al bargain.
MGREGOR, LAWES & BLAKEMoRE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Magnum Honum Farms.

For sale BY Eads q NICK oTs AsIs.
ttn ACRES lying near the MisSissppiriver. miles
~ East uf Davenport
65 acres under fence and in high state cultivation.
with large stone HOUSE, worth $4,000. Has handsome
view ofthe river and Moline aud Rock Island. and
the surrounding country. SEQ per acre.
by GEO NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13

ia nnn ACRES Of choice land for sale on liberal
lu,UUu terms i lotsto sui IN Scott Clinton and
Cedar counties; apply to
MoGRREGoR, LAWEs & BLAkEMoRE.
TfTY PROPERTY FOR SAEE--A number Of houses
u lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated in different
parts of the city 70 su purchasers, for sale on fyora-
bie terms. Apply to
M'GREGoR, LAWES & BbAkEM0RE,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-13
Yankee Notions and Toys.

I LARGE assoriment just opening and for sale At
Davenport Music Store;
No ( Lc Claire Row: CRANDALL * HlGGiNs
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u ,,p,Ess VERSUS GREED. Henry w ard
,sscher has seldom got off better para
Lanh Than the following
ave often see an old and well beaten man
"A who never had d success in his life, and
h always knew more and accomplished
ethan his associates; who took the quartz
|nJ dirt Of enterprise. while they to k the
[,d and yet, in old age, he IS the hap.
,r man. lie had sun of hope, and
s.y of desire and greed--and amid all bis
,,ortunes and mysterious proviiences, ne
al tia. within him which rose up and car
A his heart above all troubles, aid upon
h. goril--wide waters bore him up llkcthe
Il upon the d huge. God has distributed
rirts il takes score OF them to make
Ne man. One supplies the swift sagaeity
hoiher the cautious logic; another impeIi-
force another the hope another The
rsctiea tact one supplies general prih-
pies another the working plans. Men
dom unite BY the strong points ; II is
al. weakness tina, binds them together.
distributing gifts, God made one man
e2ealeat upon another; and YIELDS socie-
together, by making every man necessl-
"a, in s)me place, as regards other men.
hs distribution extends to classes and
asn.ss interests. some are intens y
th.fssiya, anu some stoutly stationary
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honors While yet young man. ne became inspired
with the dosssnss OF Davis and others, writers OF the
Nation" newspaper He afterwards joined and became
writer ~ Z paper, and from the day OF penning an
article hesth. bis words became OF great significance
he the hrst 10 follow John Mitchell, sed after an
unsuccessful struggle against the English government es-
capped 10 Tho country On his arrival be edited Tor the
hrst six months, paper called +" The People" devoted
TO rlsh nationality, and afterwards paper IN Boston
tie then became contributor 10 the reviews, and ediled
for some time the % Democratic Review"
MIR. M C Farelly, Mr.. Samuel c. Reid OF Louisiana,
and Mr. Pike. likewise addressed the meeting and, after
the adoption OF The resolutions committee OF five was
appointed 10 take proper steps for showing some en
OF respect 10 the deceased gentleman.
The committee OF five, mentioned above, was appoint
ed, 10 consist OF the following John W. Forney, Greg
DRY Ennis, G. B. Cluskey. Sidney Webster and Beverly
Tucker.
The meeting very arge there being at least seven
hundred persons and over 10 the room. Much enthu-
siasm was evineed, and every remark from the different
speakers. having reference Ireland and lis wrongs, was
received with unbounded applause As matter OF
course, these demonstrations were partly restrained on
account OF the solemn nature OF the for which
they had assembled
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Literary works.

THg SOUTHERN QuAarERLY REvmw.--The publisher OF
this work has thanks for the April number which fully
susans the high reputation already acquired by the vari-
ETY. Of lis learning and the ability with which II is con-
Quoted The contents OF this number follows The
Gaines Case Civil Liberty and SelgoveTnment; Genera
ton, Reproduction; the Roman Law; Historical and So
cal Sketch Of Craven County; Mr. Everett and the Cuban
Question Common Schools in South Carolina Tract
Government Material Progress OF the United States Crit
ical Notices
De BOWS REvEw,--We arc indebted to +. Taylor iol
the March number Of De BOWS Review Its table OF
will satisfy the reader that the present number OF this
popular review fully maintains its regulations The art
Giles are as follows. Mobile River and Bay the Regions
the Amazon; the Telegraph; Modern Philanthropy and
Negro Slavery; the Russo-Turkish Question; Rise and
Progress of American Commerce and Navigation inso
vency Amongst Merchants Statistics OF the United States
Newspapers and Public Libraries the Commerce Of the
Ohio and its Distinctions editorial, book notices. &c
Lonp's UNITED SrArEs-We indebted the pub
shers--Thomas, Comparatively, IL Co., Of Philadelphia
for a copy of "a New History of the United States O.
America Tor the of Schools by John Lord, A. M
This work designed for the OF schools and will bt
found highly valuable in acquiring the substantial portions
Of the history OF our country Mr. Lord is the author OF
modern history the times OF Luther to the fall o
Napoleon, which have read with much qualification
His style free, graceful and pleasing his generalization
of the leading OF history udicous and impartial
whilst his reflections and comments are marked with
moral tone which makes his work especially proper for
schools. The work commences with the discovery o
America by Columbus, and closes with the commences
ment of Mr.. Flmore's administration making nearly 50t
pages and illustrated with number OF engravngs.
HuNr's MEHcHANr's MAeAzINE.-The March number o
this popular standard commercial periodical is on ou
table Its present the usual variety OF interesting
matter as follows Commerce OF the United States; Mer
camille Biography, the late Samuel Appleton, esq with
engraved likeness Trade and Commerce Of Buffalo in
1882 the Mineral and other Resources of the West
Wealth and Capitalists of Boston Journal OF Commercial
Law Commercial Chronicle and Review.
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son OF its character Indian territory, guarded oy
the United States laws and troops against ~hlte inuu
sion. But that prohibition 10 removed py me
oganizaton OF the proposed territorial governments lhs
iertilizng stream OF that immigration, howing IN a,nos
entirely from Europe, the North, aud the
ets OF the South, win rapidly overspread IT. Mr. Petul
said very truly IN the Senate that lhere - vast uae
OF emigration standing the verge OF the territory
which has been. by the bayoneIs OF the United States
kept from occupying and possessing for years ana
know you will have very considerable popuiauoh
there so soon this bill passes. There VIII De
land OF The new, where they hope 10 meet all inal
will render them happy and content" &c, An aeuye
competition moreover, is now maintained between tne
young States and Territories OF the West 10 atfaet MAJ
immigration and the evidence is now tnniiiar 10 lhe
country that The presence OF slavery repels II, a' least
from the more noherly laludes OF the slaveholdng re-
gon There be doubt, therefore, that. when lell
free determine the question for themselves, the e
toral Legislatures OF Nebraska and Kansas VIII 90 al
that the constitution permits them 10 do 10 aud by the
action that action OF the laws OF Nature, which wouid
alone suffice exeade slavery from any chance OF prae
tcay establishing itself in either OF them. NOR VIII
Mr.. Cayton's amendment respecting aliens have any
legislature. One OF the first acts OF that body (wnch
will have full power over the subecD will unqueson
ably be give them every political and legal pVlege
possessed by them where else, an Indispensable
means for attracting their ferlzing influx.
The argument OF the above Communication IS quite IN
dependent OF the points which still seemed useful 10
prove in this detached form postscript IL Nebraska
presented different set OF climatic and other natural con-
dtons, give that tropical adaptation to negro
slave labor that exists the institution might go
there il will hereafter probably 10 the s ra eat'sns
OF Mexico, the Mosquito country, NC, while all the
country and OF Central America must be covered with
free States j. l.. OPS.
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The splendid horse carriage, and with the best colec
ton of valuable exhibition Mr.. Keyworh's Jewey
Store will be audiences Odd Fellows Hail.
tendapt upon the of Svas" exhibitions. Tickets should
be obtained early they being disposed Of rapidly They
be secured Keywoh and at the Hall during the day.
Mons. Martini's eats truly extraordinary.
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DIED,

On Yesterday morning, MATTE daughter Of DR.. ALEXANDER
McD. NJ AxrHA DAVIS, aged eight years
The friends family invited to attend the funeral Fri
day. ins the residence Of Dr. Davis T. between 9th
and 7th streets, at o'clock p
on the 9th inst Mrs. MARY GINNATYy wife Of TuoxAs GIN
sATr a native OF Msndn county, Wexford Ireland
Her friends acquanances respectfully invited attend
her funeral from residence Sunday evening, al
O'Clock.
IAexandna papers please copyl
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o. Young Mems Christian AAsociAtion.-The Rev. o.
butler d. will lecture before The Young Men Christian AS
h evening" (fday "a O'Clock, the Smithsonian
Instllute. Subject Taste and Morals
hoped that Of the association viii
be present ,-.a,., a. .,s,.
ING Pu'" " O. w. sCHREINER,
x.x,o Chairman Lecture Committee
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ppusTEEs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
niture aauctonOn saturday me mn instant We sna sen
= c., IN ou store O'Clock by virtue Of deed OF trust
S ,scordod from Henry r. Robertson to Daniel Rce bearing
2 ny ,snh aay OF April, 1884, large and general assortment Of
ho,ssbod and kitchen furniture, VIZ
Feather beds, bedsteads hair and other mattresses
Msbogspy bookcase, bureau, and sofa
Cooking and other stoves, chairs, carpets, &C. -
win many which deem unnecessary 70 emu
mcrate. \ :, a., 5000.
o OF other furniture other persons declining
an a 10, OF groceries aurrS = srnTT
"a !, Auctioneers.
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DOR TIL e SPRING TRADE.-Shirts In every vnhsv o.
style and quality Gentlemen In want N gocA oas4 snM
can he suited In style, quality, snd price ~,~v.s
Mar Aif room, Browns Hotsi
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DvvAnTuRrT,
February a. IaS4.
DERsONs having books belonging - ths Lnr.sy ~
Department possession longer thsn The
hvanan. CHARLRG OALvnnT,
2a-A3w Lsesanans
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cIOryyJNQ prefsrrinG to have Their
clothing accommodated with snus Gr
notice made and nnssned IN the NOS ~
por e prices which We viii warrant TO Ne in
WIN" " ~ WALL h sTEPHENa,
49, q, Iron Hail.
A CARD-MRs WILLIAM r. MADDOX, having taken The
bou.~ ,vmerly occupied Hon. Mr. Champion, corner
streets Washington city, viii be happy :" accommodate
bosrders.
5-d5t*
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Mayors once,
Washington, March Q, 1854
,,rvp uuNpRFp DOLLARS REwARD.A reward Of i've hun
ed dollars paid for The apprehension, or for such in
AZ NAV OF The
'a y ,hs recent acts the reward 10
se maid upon OF the guilty person or person..
w P'" 'p JOHN w. MAURY,
Nm o.wox Mayor
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mug Iouruci OF banking, from July IsAl TO July,
rsls 40 which short history money and
antin, IN the nom 1880 TO 1872 VOL bound by
hs Fscai History from the Of the rev.
onuo" :" ' FRANCk TAYLOR.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-02-18
MAP OF THE STATE.

A new map of the State of South Carolina has
been prepared, and is now ready for distribution,
which the Charleston Mercury says is the most
elaborate and correct map of State that has yet
been published. and for every purpose for which
such document is valuable, it will be found safe
authority"
The people of North Carolina need just such
map; and we trust the next Legislature will either
order one to be prepared under the direction and
superyison of some State officer or officers, or will
take such steps in the matter will justify some
public-spirited individual in eecting the work. Such
a work would be most useful to the public and bus
mess men of the State, and would be convenient for
all and if copies were placed in each Common
School-house they would afford means of informa-
ton and Improvement to thousands of youths, into
whose hands the destinies of the country are soon
to be committed