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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27
Edgefeld Collegiate Institute,
FOR YOUNG LADIES'!
40 Pvp,Ls IN ATTENDANCE Last SESSION.


rHSIIE next Session will commence on Monday
Il January 9Th, 1855
Tuition per Session, Ia weeks.
,Snyy;a., >, 10 M
Collegiate ................l5 90
NIusc-Guitar or Piano. no.............l8 90
Drawing and French, each ...........10 10 90
Pupils using the Apparatus charged each per
Session $500.
Pupils using the Piano for practice are charged
for Keeping them in tune per Session Sl,00.
All Pupils are charged fifty cents each for con-
tingenccs.
The Musical Department is furnished with FIVE
PIANOS, which are kept in excellent order, and
used constantly by the Pupils.
Vocal Music is taught daily without extra charge.
The Teachers will continue in their several De.
partmen,s the same as last Session.
CHAS. A. RAYMOND, PRINCIPAL.
Dec 81 # 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27

AUGUSTA MACHINE WoRKs-We are gratif-
ed to l,arn that this establishment, under its
present able management, is doing large and
profitable business The Company have now
in their employ some fifty or sixty hands, and all
are kept busily at work. AT meeting Of the
Stockholders held on the 18th instant the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors for
the ensuing year, Will. H. Cumming, W. NJ;
D'Anlignac, L. Hopkins, ]. c. Carmichael, and
VIM M Hight. At subsequent meeting OF
the Board WIN. NJ. Hight, esq, WAS unanimous
ly elected President Of the Company.-Constl-
tutinnaliSt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27
NEBRASKA AeA1s BEFORE CoNeREss.-On

NEBRASKA AGAIN BEFORE CoNGREss.-On
Wednesday last. MIR. Mace of Indiana, brought
up before tho House of Representatives the
| Nebraska Kansas bill, and made speech against
it. He offered bill providing that slavery shall
be excluded from the Territories of Nebraska
and Kansas. This, in effect, was proposition
to repeal the Nebraska bill passed at the last
session. In the discussion that took place, it
was declared by Mr.. Washburn, of Maine,
that the North would not rest until the Missouri
restriction shall be restored These gentlemen
weres successfully replied to by Mr.. Oliver, of
Missouri. Yesterday, Mr. Stephens, of Georgia,
who always speaks ably, continued the discus
sion in a strong and eloquent speech.
1t is not surprising that the anti-Nebraska
men and the members of the Emig'ant Soce-
ties" should feel gravelled by the election of
Nebraska Democrat from Kansas as Delegate
to Congress. 1t is not surprising that they
should wiring their hands and tear their hair
when they contemplate the failure of their
scheme for peopling the new Territory Of Kan,
sas with Freesoilers. They should be permitted
the indulgence extended to all losers-that OF
scolding.
We hope that their lamentations and jeremaids
will not be replied TO. To make the measure
that occupied so much of the time of the last
Congress the subject of discussion at this ses.
sion, would be Godsend to the opponents Of
it. They delight in agitation, and would rail
against slavery until the crack of DOOM if they
could but get disputants TO wrange with them
This is the short session. A vast deal of bu-
sness will come before Congress, and it will be
a waste of time to discuss over again subject
so thoroughly discussed, so ably illustrated, and
80 gloriously settled, as was this subject at the
last session. None can gain by it but the anti
Nebraska men; and all that they can gain is
agitation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27

The Chattanooga Advertiser of the 10th inst,
says: Some ten or twelve thousand bales cotton
are hauled to the banks of tho Tennessee, below,
waiting for a tide in thagriver. When we can
get water we shall have IN unusual brisk season.
Every body is delayed on this account, and busi-
ness must remain in statuiquo until there is more
rain. We hear of considerable produce to
come in when the means of transportation arc
reachable. There is slight prospect of rain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27
Sell YOItr Cotton and Pay Your
Debts!

A S Cotton is now bringing good price, think
"a it is the proper time for all persons indebted to
me, to sell their Cotton and pay up promptly What
say You gentlemen? NJ w. CLARY.
CLARYToS. Nov 9 3m 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27

APPOINTED BY THE PREsIDENT-By and 1Vah
the adrice and consent of the iSsnate-James B.
Bowlin, of Missouri, to be Minister Resident of
the United States, in the Republic Of New
Grenada.
John Priest, of Pennsylvania, to be Consul of
the United States for the port of San Juan del
Sur in Nicaragua
George B. Merwin, Of Ohio TO be Consul of
the United States, for the port of Valparaiso, in
Chill.
NEARLY one.third Of the mechanics in New
York are out of employment. The employers,
taking advantage of this state of things, have
duced the rate of wages from twclyc-and-half to
twenty-five per cent
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27
Che a0uertiser.
ARTHUR SIMKINS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
HEAD QUARTERS,

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1854.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-12-27

E Every paper in the State will copy the above
md insert once, under the editorial head.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

n consequence o. he rapidly increasing roru-
ion u Ia sale county, ana c.rr,t.lg vi. our
ii 7, vho.o i,h.Ji,an,. already uuptervpwa
o! four thousan1, we have conc!Gles 20 'w.'
tn, IRE, Trader The senior rtttrj, uov iu Nyw
York for the purpose Of purchasing new r..s
AL type. We are bound to ba up wish TIE
,ines. aud ahead ii We can. Ia Sale county Is
the seventh county in the state in p'g.lauan aat
wealth, and should support paper tqu,l to
any a paper is a LIVING speaking, travelling
nod recommending advertisement Of The place
where it is published and We trust our patrons
will sustain US in placing the f,se Iradr upon
all equality with any paper in the state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28
EO,.iICs IL Town.

Tie Democratic patty in Iowa have nominal.
Ell the following named gentlemen Is eauii
dates for state iii ere:
For Governor Curtis Eats.
Sec Of state q. u. McC.eay.
AaI Of .,nts, u T. Morris
ATTY general, u C. Cloud.
The Wig party Of !.w. being entirely lrok.
IN up, as O party Of principle has been ,yins
every cxpei,,nt- and es+so-,irg every energy
in cnlpa,o,ius TO get come knd Ola hold On the
public favor, J, has sought ~ h!Pqcsacy to
molopc,sa practical friendship with the TEN
pcrance cn.c, aud by this means firm pow
erlll combination ogaius! the principles Of tie
Democrats.
'Deuocrat. do not cease to love the vital pin
cipio,ot ,hsitpnrty, bocsu'c 'bry love temper
luce They d, not iramr'e upon and taJ-ake
heir political mother, t,caue tho crsy! Of
temperance asks iyr aud rusciycs their ais
and their rrayos"
But ;lc Whj., have failed in getting up m
issue on tie temperance question The uum.nn
ton ola strict irmpransc uskr, by the demo
cratic party hAs completely folIed them.
May ,ho wats1 of;luois NEE! si,b i.ao i,e
The Abol,'onI.t. ire a,rrad, organizing ooow
under he temperance movement But wc have
no fcays-lAe oil sterling democracy will he
prepared for item.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

Parser AisESy Su.ISrrLD Tile Larl u Dli
o. Ny~- gives lroilirt:cr 10 ~. ,1lunG. % /,
communication b. AIDED "Iou.! E.Uar. ab o.
Pury, A,-,rt' IrI. wt..tr ,rNr nat the 90.
If-s-Iau ,'s -u.T C.pn, iI" ltT-lt.lau tie 49,
Tr.tar.iru. ~ tir len.f--f ur % .a.- acfr.tv..
re'y # i,,n.--ttNt tie Place tu1-lrt hes o..
gently ,rr-p4s j upnn irr ttu' t. ~ put',c4l ~.
lat, l.u nov - -,u,r,l, hot ~ 0, lu--.t., ar,
l.igrr 20 COT trrI, iu C.t,r.-1IfI Go yi.rg
y4u Wli, into r.ud ~ b,i society. anon. ri,h ~
g.. OF prrI n to- i.'.r. ny III" .r 'r,I /, !- rir
,HG-,. auI u'' o." r.spur-ti" miu.-'-rs If the
tg1Tn. Wis ", .Hr'l n" IN pctI- ant tie cove.
TO The ilT,l.u pa,y u Eusi,nl, - now tupc
Il Cp-y,r.aJ... People ctruo. .,t ri C.. 81
spgryN,u.'r' Tint. something j. g.iu,. vyry vtDn.
Ia ,Ei- The hl'' at quarter ul ,he state. cor Il
l,IC. ~ TIE Prince y s.i.TE Vsy HIi instead 70
popularity resentment -.tr.- e. Co." ,rry Not,y tu
lake posses.i,u If the public uIi.@ Nor .- Il u
political a'ur. only th,t his roy., ltslut-. 49,.
cuaed II mrdi3irS ~! Ul .rrIn,. 10 the auu,
a.so. he i5 .ali 20 be- interfering aud TIE r-c.-'
scauts.s a. ;he Horse Guard, are ry.n.y aui
boldly a.cfbyd' 20 him. IT." writer proceeds IN
s-.-c, that the lohurs family. now 50 constantly
visiting lbs British court, are thoroughly RI--.u
a their associations, that Lord ra'u,l.,or reg
ned because ttn c1ur, i lgauce Wa against hun
aud that L0ri Aberdeen T. in the cabinet Cor ilg
sole reason th,t b" represents the rl.ace Con
sort'e view q foreign policy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

| N'Er'nrr NuHrrR a horrible murder W.,
Committed in ~ Paul, on The night OF he 81 /
Mt, Two men, named Philip lIulI rnI Jun
| C.uk. Grre passing along near rh. corner Il
Roberts and Ff'h strr.'s. when they were To-
s,u'ird from behind with slug shot, aud thea
SKULLS fractured AID hra,ir Mr CLARK survived
np' q short time, and Mr. iiglI died on the hrd
INST
The nerprtra'or of this most cowardlv, colo
blo0d"d murder has not vet been detected
Scenes of blood and yiuerce have been fee
qnen' ~ 81, Paul the last two years, and -cycr,,
individuals have lost their lives IN bIordy rows
and qufrc'- bat this exceed. IN nirpcty az,
ting that has before ocrurrei. Toe state OF
socI"iy must ho most deplor,be, where the,
.u'ra1oa 50 frequently occur-& Anihoneys
EynrcSA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28
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ta,mc, If conversation. and ,w,srr.a -, an0
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A,l.l4.,e, in ,os,,f, v.nh.gc their INVERSION.
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which ,s sA,utary and ,naol,rr. a,,s ,,,ya.
/ ir. TO tie Individual aaa g, society
! We're man q mere ar..,,l Il. w.r, wei ar,Yr,
to enjoy he lower Kind ot animal r'...p,e. .s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28
E1trnortmsry Ecu,from An.,rnrln.

Tie i%'UH!u, eXtrnayiuory Intelligence con
tanned u 81 Lester received BY Joseph Abraham
Esq, Of Bristol, from a relative 90 Hobart Town
aDa handed 60 u. Nv hC latter gentleman. Iu
real, startling u.U.. -Ir5e 1t keats everything
that has yet reached from that golden land
A,r abraham. from th. persona! Lgug lrl.l,
which he has oi hi, rt,aurc, knows be would u.l
impose upon ot.crs and does not believe be d.
likely 70 be imposed upon Himself Aordst
Unity Mars.
Hpar lows, September S l5j3-'Enow-
ing bow deeply Interesting any IcvS rr-pec
.Ius Australia must be- - goa, ! write to- ~
t0rm yuu Of . great discovery that has ~ u
been made a. tie Geelu.g side abug, G.ty.-rx
miles irom the town. They have been digging
v.,y deep, Uri have come 10 table ui gold
+. bout one hundred feet from the surface. apra
realty nexhaa.lihIe. All can tell You rcsp,c
ting It !, that the people,. miocs ATE partly tur.
ned i,om The irnE-nss discovery.
Every tub f.,l Of earth they raise from tlcsc
holes contains pounds weight Of gold. Tie uore
they dix the more iuexhaGsriLlc /, arpeara 4,
Geolour n tumu'l h,s broken ont among he e.
gers. The government has scut w al lhr ul.
'lD TO qrell the Disturbances, and the Marine,
II her Miaj-sly- ship Electra are mounGns
glarIat tie Treasury, and The sailors Of the
above steamer OF war mount sentry II tie uauk-
The military tom Van D'eman', Island, are
about 10 be- dispstchel to Melbourne tn ail the
military already there. Gnoduc-4 only knows
how nll this will end. Hobart Town. S.ptsm
Der BY the steamer from Ges'Ang thiS day.
End that gold quarry has been discovered near
teelnHg, 100 TO 1870 feet from tie SUFFICE Of the
earth, ru'lrc MI other t.gjug ia tie shade
E.1Nse"n t'.ou'and ounces have been taken cut
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- -. -.E.-r,-. r.

I Thing. saau,d ,a,,ry ssa.gi
! ]. Il, ,I..uetla,. oar it.la,t- aaI mechanics
ascu,t ,.lli iet.ly clrt..,d. tai. au,Y..u l.
eng Jr.tcj 10 ]. pyNeaert. IN ,rcs
rare 40 arts; nd ,Hd as.,Il O.. p.uidn
mental cu ugs ;l,r, ..d,.n. to-, ave ,tu's
.s bow .,.ai.c she u.-lr... a.i ..a ,,.u..,,
tbo hr,.t.a.r. o..l .h, ,.r lm..s a.i
! ID. ,..s.,- -.ss~wa.y were J...E ,.fn ..
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'ani my wr, nf.,.- a.i ,tg> .a..t 'a
: Poo maze g. s3..... ..e .n ........t &C uuv g.s
I s.n-. A.,iame fame. 900 f..t nnI o. a.' 3
moe e...-.. ta ...... g., attention ,5 .. .,
'tr -....r..l ''r 2 -..Dp, 90 ."r. 0.-
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.l,u. SO. d. called upon Go ps' .n 'a- a,...l, By.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

Between 20 aud 20 steamboats,, on account 0.
teH,et's freezing Up, were obliged to leave
,ac.r passengers =, Cairo. Mot Of them are
EN- grants. nea;ly destitute Of means, sud in a
slF ring condition, The f,ih wing from the St.
Louis Republicans, tile latest account.
Saturday we learned from the President q The
German Emigrant Society, that he h NJ received
lL.ormltUn, from n reliable source, that there
was considerable suffering anl distress among the
eInigr.u.', but not to the extent represented IN
the reports previously received here. Provisions
were high, and there was bU; ind iG.rcnt shelter
for laauy VI he emgrAn's The grrntest dest'u-
, .ioE, however, was hGm the want Of means to
purchase provisions. Tie money sent from this
cry would be Of great relief II was al.o stated
that The La.'s nov lyiGs :, Calrn, were rendering
al tie assistance and shcler IN their power.
some o. them hal ngYel up The river - POSI-
Uggl vhc.c tue emigrau's could U wool io!c o
king, &c, and m the night they slept on the
hp~fs. l. j. gratifying 10 knog that the Suffering
uas not been ~ great As Tumor make It. Ihe
sickness Is net go gr a. ma was rapr snrt'd.
We haya leaned that Mayor II W has received
'he fd.u1ug Gums iuE the lu..ui Of ILs sAAeiln-
a. Cairo:
From be Inr'le Sl,tsyr.."....."....t'o..
hu.nutrrs" ......,.."......,."b
mi ne l1. been appri.cl Us thr Mayor of Bell"
vile of $3.50 to b. sent here or distribution, |
/. h.- Intention to retain here the sums collected
urGi tie Agents rcprr, at Cairo settles 'la c,n.
nc'u- fnmora, aui then, # not rau.ri, the
sum. i'na'el VIII ho returned % She Srrtn'c-
contributing, mud lIa fuuls collected of citizen,
Till ho 'Uirc pr.r 70 tie Poor Committee Or 80.
tie I.rlhgfun,a e any benevolent object
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

PA stSG AVAr -- Inc nuuu,r Uf American
soldiers engaged n the RrSouIpnary ~nr vas
2ll 19l. OF tn- - h-r there are .cas ! q our
t., n hun1rrd n1w II g whose ayes m'- .v-f-
az nearly ninety wears. S"vchty three huO
del da'ug the past We r.. should N ai;y
cop'inu" with "a natural increase ~ M, adj.
y,rcr m ,,nr- hu . short prrIpi will "lip-e he.
fore these, 0"rlr.e nctngcuIflan' will be kngwn
10 us uulN Ia history
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

MrHruhyrs' Ayp Nrcuwoy' BlvE ~ O,w rGu
I'r pluo Of the Merchants ! Mrr,hanics y ruk
{ O.w"gn was announce h,i week, jan G'l.
t. NJ We think the securities will when sud
gru,ao enough TO pay 81 cents on the dollar
we shall pny IS cents on the dollar 70 those who
" ioseiI IN advance ola Dividend Thompson
Hf5ror
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

TRrgL,v,rl.N rl TVS -->r-7fs Trast-
den. ia crr-cqaru-e ft'r .n,- expedited hced
out 90 CoHo'l.l,' - lryaa. Msy,n. md o'N.r
movements ola .u.l-r character. reported 70 h-
on i,ot, hla .suci Proclamation warning 81
rsr'.us who mas cor~sc. Themselves WITH sr'h
rxst prices ;hs,th- severe prna'H. ,iihe av
s.,r,f -urd criminal C.g"rct vii he rCiy "a.
forced Tho rroc TIA, ion cIh,-'s sill good
C.:.- IS % a..co9n' nance, MI prevent such eI-
,r-rtsa' ~ csl- upon 81 he c,' ''i military
IT,. # the Government. 70 arrest oasa.sfs lot
t. --I ru1.hn"nr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

Tie veEern Leader il he tile Of paper i.-t
,'ar:el -. s..nsG.ld. Tie MIME Liquor Law
Is G- ai.ny which lliuteuds to advocate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28
FOREIGN NEWS RY THE NIAGARA.

-''t'' " tuIy|a HyuII.lt. 90 u t,.iCTI't (
IAtE,N urn -i,,r. lie d,,.,i., that Elsnud. /
Na~.t''. and |.a,.4 -n.emnly r,t. ,uizr Dha t. !
'.''..s uicsuN ui tAr o ,rmau Empire. nuJ
.-..t'- obs" size .l., Of ~.uopo took Iltc
'-..-' t. TOE Professions ct Russia suuc
g.. deemed NATIONAL guarantee. ta.Jet re Co .
i".'..'e Ottoman ,s,u.y,y ami Il d; ts.m father .
''.'.'-
s".on.1. ".a. u-.nu art wrh ur. ,y.s,,.
.'.'.' '' A.-ln. "nu bad ID dressed 80 ...
"..'. 90 i"".H-t .u.r. EHu.tn. that t.-u..
'A.'Ei "a ." .-.tarv il,, L.
i.'- "a, .,. r.' it.-l 10. lAr I'D CIV.
' I'D. 'H |.t.F c.,-., ..r pa.H.
'.. N'..'H "-r '..t O. ,"' t....N A.nF..,.
% 3D.. "' We .'I''..y '. tr.is Than a,t-I,
d" .t" o. HE .N.' IIr-u joe, interests.
'.''' tN'i.'m % prevailed ~ o".'lu'l0oi.e
NJ I'D '' ''"'" hd assembled declaring
ID" ''' Constitution h'I been violated 10y ia.
.'.1
'."'.' ,'. 'm'.'n ~ 'hc action t the Czlr.
expected " ..f
|.+' 90 ''.'.'s"n'r i.'" =. Pet rsHar.N. ct
ID. e'' '''.'.'' A"i T. %. 't '.H
.'' l, ,N' lac ur ia'h''
.' -.''' '." y" Hr ,'.r' A.,
800. ''' ''''''''". " u" "1,s -
I,...... -
'.,.' wv ''. ''''hI''7 '''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

A great fire occurred in Rochester on the 2
inst; one ,rtIrc block was Destroyed, Loss Is
estimated at 100000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

Wanted II fne to FL W ,nb column.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28

W. arc ir'rHoi Lat gentleman o'ihis & ,
has donated ffU SHar, 'a the Ottawa Literary
Association. rr gr.cu'.rs Library. QYite !
iarSc ululer q haoA, have been donated.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-07

NTORTH-CAROLINA s. NORF0I E I, THE g
81 PRACTICAL MATTERS would respectfully call the
attention of the Trade Dealers to their stock OF
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS, y
largest and that has been offered in Norfolk
and surpassed any, and at prices that cannot tail to
give satisfaction They confident that Merchants VIII
find it to their advantage call before making their pur
chases Those that willing to extend to US their patron
age may rely having Goods whether of Manu-
Imported Fashionable Fine and Cheap
Northern Jobber We earnestly request Merchants call
and be that prepared and 0U furnish every
thing our line on the best terms. q
Ladies' and Misses Bonnes in great variety Canes and
Umbrellas wholesale.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-07
CEPHALOMETRONi

beautiful instrument is considered of the great
useful inventions of the age 1t would be inn
possible by the minutest descriptions to give correct idea
of utility. Hats made by it will tit the most difficult
heads conforming every protuberance and depression of
the cranium thus preventing the unpleasant feeling of
new Hat and painful headache We could give you cer-
Physicians and the experience the Trade but
all may examine for themselves. No
pery appreciate it's advantages without having of
superior Hats.
y Hats made to order in the most fashionable manner,
and without extra charge.
STEVENS BUTT,
No. Market Square,
Norfolk, Va
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OF Guilford county; Columbus MIN, ae1
and French, of Robson COUNTY rutherford COM,
z HE BoARD or LITERATURE Of Noythc u'Ii
sssa 9as IS PssS,
william lila Holden Of Wake county. Alfred Jones @
Eses1snss DAVID B9 ss
Calvin Graves, of Caswe and Thomas Brsesdent -
Lss1 aaoad I1s fb Eh h R. frank Of
Robert Strange, jr, of New-HanoveS u Rockingham s
erb On f f5e hr AssEnnI commences it's se..o
year The next election for members 81 N every ale
day in August, 1854. - n''u on The First T TUUt
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APPORTIONMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE uor,,-
COMMONS 0oSE
The following is themanner in which the Nvv,,
THE HOUSE OF COMMON (l2o) are apportoned amonSI
respective Counties "HOng
The Counties of Cumberland, Granville Gui6rd
Chatham and Wake tsse
The Counties of Davidson, Edgecombe Halifax T,o.
dell, New-Hanover, Orange, Randolph Ala.
nance, Arson, Beaufort, BERTHE, Caswea
Cleayeland, Craven, Duplin, Forsythe John, TO-.
ston, Mecklenburg, Northampton, Pitt, Robe. &c
son, Rockingham, Rowan, Rutherford, Sam.
son, Warren, Wayne and Wilkes,
The Counties of Buncombe Madison, Surry, Ysd.
kin Ashe, Bladen, Burke, Cabarrus, Caawba
Cherokee, Davie, CASTOR, Gates Henderson,
Hartford, Hyde, Lincoln, Martin, Moore, Nash
Onslow, Pasquotank, Person, Richmond Sian,
ly, Stokes, Union, Yancy, Alexander, Bruins. i ~
wick, Caldwell, Camden, Carteret, Columbus '0
Currituck, Greene, Jones, Lenoir, Mcdowell
Montgomery, Perquimons, Tyrreli, Washing,
ton, Watauga, Macon, Haywood, Jackson, CHI.
wan and Franklin,
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USEFUI STATISTICS.
ro1nEruI1x co IMPLIED FOR 4HE STANDARD.
s:osszs,,,,:ss q he United states.

ssss1ssls s. Salary.
FRANKLIN PIERCE. President 1880. :. $4,000
WILLIAM T. MARCY of Secretary of State 5000
JAMES GUTHRIE kentucky Secretary OF Treasury 5000
JEFFERSON DAVIS Mississippi, Secretary OF War soOo
JAMES c. DoBBIN, of North Carolina Secy OF Navy 600o
r. A. McCLELLNb Michigan Secretary of Interior 5000
LANES CAMppEIL Of 5000
CALEB CUSHING of Massachusetts General 5000
UNITED STATES SENATE.
following is believed to be list of the United
States Senate after the 4th of March, 1858:
Democrats in Roman-Whigs in Italic--those marked
f s. are.Free-Soilers Aboltonsts.l