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SPRING CLOTHfNC -
"E HAVE NOV OPENED Gun ENLln8 ratio
lsHING GOODS. Oar ss.ortmsst i large pete.ls
e.ery vsr;esy q ayie that al who call NAY q sos
il making up eys goods, IL. most improved ssisls
nss,ss'. Of n.nssss,s da,.silis as ha,s
cusssssef @ z S:asG,
TN THE NEW ARRAN0EMENf. THE 0zSE ATu
enable US to self the better barass snd I'll bilis
will be required to pay the lss u 5uy md nsaJ.
April 1s, 1855 ss4s s.-v ssss ~
\. y. xcrHrrrE.s, I. cslaelin. 3. 2. A.s1ra
A. II. McPHEETEKS. 4 Coz s.
- Wholesale Esoee.s, .i5ss *
FIR wARDINa AND COMMISSION xrRcHAxT4
Wius Warekoxss ). =
ksfEsEkc1a. kkeFsSsEI q; ,s,.ss.ss
&c asss:ss F.s:s = h.ss is5 q IL 81. i
!; OBJ Bs4s:s, President Raleigh and d..soa1daA.
P!ess Farmers * ofy. 4'"'''1'
ass.r. Mess sssl: sessss sss Reid, ss..;~...
B. Blossom~ Son, Nsss Pork ~is
September 16, 1868. ass5 h. : stsr- rs
ED. GRAHAM HAYW006I :
Counsellor and Atsornsy q Law :
RALEIGn, y. Co. Il
Will attend the County and Superior Courts d. Wake,
Johnston, Chatham and New Hanover BE Is TO be found
1t the Office formerly occupied by the late Hon. w H.
Raleigh, January 8, 1854 1e--w&sSs1n.
THOMAS WHITE, P. r. DAVIS, W. II. HAspss
WHITE, DAVIS 4 HARDEE,
General Commission Merchalts, ana DcaI6rs
in Gnano,
PETERSBURG VA. @.s
Sept. 20. 1855. ;,E~tsi,z s:-s
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nREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
S0SURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com.

GREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers Inducements those wishing to effect Insur
ances for life rarely presented by similar institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
ony aFe Mem6ers o the Company entitled to such profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
poyed - -
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants life,
or the lives of slaves for year, of years. at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation Of which that of Savings Bankand the
deposltOIs allowed interest at the rate of
annum for time exceeding four months per cent
over four and not exceeding six months; and cent
for any time over six mouths.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
d. P. WEIR, Sec. d 7Teas.
Greensborough, N. c. September l, 1854. Sly.
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NORTH.CAROLINA BONDS.

NORTH.CAROLINA BONDS.
OFFICE OF TIE ATLANTIC & n. C. R. r. Co.,
NEwBERN. April 10, 1855.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BONDS, ($500 i
~ $lOOo) can be obtained from Pulaski Cowper Esq.
who is the authorized agent of this Company for the sale
Of said Bonds in the City of Raleigh.
JOHN D. WHITFORD,
Prest. At and N. C. R.&R. Co.
April 20, 1855. Att
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Successor to e. l.. Harding.
vHyHE UNDERSIGNED, WHO HAS BEEN FOR MANY
wears Clerk for E. l.. Harding, was the LIST day Of
January 1885, appointed Agent for the Raleigh Branch
ty the same manufacturers with whom Mr. H. ct,nnec-
ted while business this city The sty and class
o. Clothing that have given this house the reputation
enjoys will be kept and the prices will be as UNIFORM
aid we hope as satisfactory in every particular:
NM. H. WILLIAMS.
To our Former Patrons.
u1EFORE LEAVING THIS CITY FOR OUR NEW
ID home, we take the pleasure Of recommending Mr.
William II. Williams to your favorable consideration Mr.
W will have the same facilities for supplying your wants
and demands as enjoyed by the undersigned for
the last eight years. and will doubt do sa,sac-
toriy.
MI Williams is fully authorized to settle up books
and accounts We for the last time say to all idebt
"a MS That our Iysinexs settled up. Reasonable time
will be allowed denquents before asking them to settle
with attorneys ~
Feb. !, 1856. 81
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ID ERFUMERY AND SOAPS.-PESCUD 4
IL GATLlNGS Drug Store is the place to ge: the most
Perumey aud Emolent Soaps of every variety
for a little money.
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THE LATEST SPRING STYLES.
NINE BLACK FRENCH CLOTH DRESS FROCKS
II ." Doeskin Pants.
." Fancy Colored -"
'''N ''-'0' W H. WILLIAMS, Agt.
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Washington, n. c., June l2, 1856. 62-sv

URvINGS' WASHINGTON, VOL. III, READY
II for delivery to subscribers at POMEROY'S.
June 26, 1856. 63-sw.
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Also, Sewed Brogans of manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles too
s,dSorS tS %snon at No. 2 Old street.
B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5. 1852. If.
One Price Jeweiry Store.
MYERS & JANKE,
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles,
SILVER WARE, &c.
NO. 75a, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
Patches and Jeaeelry carefully repaired.
October 4, 1855. Sly
n. DOBBIN,
{. Boot and shoe Maker,
AS REMOVED HIS SHOP TO THE HOUSE FOR.
mer1y occupied by Mrs Harde as c'nfectonary on
now prepared to execute all orders his line of business
He has hand stock of excellent leather and will
favors, and will erdeavor to merit continuance Of them.
H Remember the old stand of Mrs. Harde.
Raleigh, Jan. :, 1886. 8-tf
RLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
rost approved orm just printed, and for sale at the
Also Wrts subpoeuas Warrants, a1d variety Of other
blanks.
Aug IS. 1856. 7a- |
NOTICE.-was taken up and committed to Jail, in
~ the County of Nash, on June 25th 1884, negro
of Billy Fosters deceased. Tom from his appearance
seems to be about years Of age black complex
his teeth The is t" eee o
pay prison charges and take him away be vii! b DIS
posed Of according to law. A. r. BAINES,
Aug: 1-wtt ---- Sheriff
UNlRST PREMIUM !-SMIIr AND SCREEN.
II ING MACHINE YOUN(1'S PATENT IMPORTANT
ceived the first premium at the North Carolina State FAIR
the State Seven hundred CT hem are now running in "rh
the most entire satisfaction in regard both to performance
and durability, some having run Six Years and perform as
a~ aqs brwn ten m"
to make room this They warranted for five years
aud delivered at the Mill any where in the State.
Manufactured and sold BY
JN0:: 4: McMANNAH
South Lowell, Orange County, Y. G..
April lS. 1854. If
sis- Cat this advertisement and keep it.
=------- ---
NOTlCE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
~ sell loco acres OF land, in Johnston County, near
Leachbug There will be credit given of one two. and
4. J. LEACH:
Leachburg April Is ,lS"6. 4b-swu
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Book Binding.
JOHN H. DeCARTERET & SON.
RAIEJGH Nc
M er,11 C.ppv1x(, oV rur poop p,xn,xc
x re oAh.h Si,nH IN" oN iHL DUN DiNpiHU
business IN al "s pr,ncnes I" inc oid staho over
turner n Y. bo"EStore. -
Ineir increased aces VIII enae;e mem 10 execue .ne
binding Periodicals. Newspapers Music, &C., with prOmp-
ness and dispatch, at New York prices
Books sent them fro Of the State. with d.
rectons will be md in style desired boxed and sent
back without delay address .
JNO. IL. DECAhIEkEi q SOS,
haeigb, y. u
~uC1y1Ur -oD .CCO r1IoSr ,Vuo .DE
fnd If the ,cteS and have not ch.wed o"r T,bncco
~ ;.; % VI , ~ t t.t ~ =, w. !; on.r,Iiv h.i;.Ssa no hw.
the he's, in town Cali and trY q oud nj
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One Price Jeweiry Store.
MYERS & JANKE,
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches, Jeweiry, Spectacles,
SILVER WARE, &c.
NO. 751, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA
Watches and Jeseelry carefully repaired.
October 4, 1855. sl-ly
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II AND FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER Of
IL FERS for sale two hundred and seven.y-ve of
land situated miles from Smhfeld, Johnston
County, two miles fron Neuse River and four from the
Central Railroad portion of the land is cleared and
and The usual uncearsd is well We
witt. oak and pine The pines have been boxed 1t
will be sold on the Most accommodating terms Those
wishing to buy would do well to examine the Land.
Address the owner, Newton Grove, n. C..
Z. A. BIZZELL.
April a5th. 1856. 44-sw6m.
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ODposite the Masonic Lodge.

OppOSlte the M8SOnIC LOdXHe
-RHAY BE FOUND COFFEE, SUGAR. ADMANT1NE
yl and TalIow Candles Nails of all sizes for common
Sc Crockery and of all sizes and shapes snuff and
Tobacco and Cigars Meal and Flour Corn and Peas and
and many other things commonly found in grocery; all
of which will be sold Cheap for cash Country Produce
~" W. w. WOODED.
A,r;1 oa -1ese ,zsszr 40.
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a MEXICAN PATENT DRYER.-WE HAVE
"A just received very large supply Of the American
Dryer which is far preferable to LbaIge and other dryers
heretofore used, and much cheaper.
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CARROLL HOUSE,
CHESTERvILLE, s. C.
vuNHAT LARGE AND SPLENDID THREE STORY
II Building the east side Of Chester Depot is
open the accommodation CT persons travelling by the
Cars, otherwise. The Proprietor is well aware, that
nothing short of wellkep house. will induce to
this recently gotten up; and although socitous of
patronage he refrains from those thousand and prom
ses which have been made only to be broken by of
his " "illustrious predecessors"
He confidently hopes that he will be sustained, and upon
trial give that satisfaction and accommodation to the weaied
traveller, that will send him on his way rejoicing.
J. L. CARROLL
Feb. 25, 1856. 2a-tf
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NIOTICE.-I OFFER FOR SALE TWO vALUA.
BILE plantations in the county Of Jones' These p'sn-
tasions sden and Contain from to 0 xcres OF which
l2 1900 clsased ;shey lie two ms south ct Treat
rver AMI from Eswbern will be sold iogethsr Or
rate terms made easy. 8 - q zssa 8
For further inoi nation arsss the subscribss u P
iocksslA, \. 6. J0SEfHs WAITTY.e
AugpM le, 1850. 49, 7s..-3uas
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
TTORNEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC.
Will attend regularly the Courts Of Pleas Quarter Ses
sions of Wake Johnston Cumberland and Harnett.
Smithfeld Feb. 20. 1885, 2S-H
LEWIS q KING,
Commission Merchants,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
B. B. LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., NC.
DR.. PEYroN KING, of Pickens Co.. Ala.
A. NJ Lewis, our authorized agent of Raleigh, n c.
June 6, 1854. S.
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MILLER WANTED-THE SUBSCRIBER
"A wishes to employ good miller, who understands
thoroughly the grinding of wheat None need apply but
such as can be we'll recommended to character habits
and competency Us Miller. Address go
p. I. NORWOOD, Warrenton N. G.
August 49, 1856. 7s-4t
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WHITE LEAD AND OLIVE OFFER FOR
w sale, at low rates,
10000 pounds White Lead of various brands,
500 gallons Linseed Oil,
200 Spts. Turpentne,
100 COpal and Japan Varnsh,
loo Cotton Seed OIL
500 lbs. Venetian Red
500 Spanish Brown,
800 Lthurge.
200 Pa Black,
200 Terra de Sceins,
200 Umber
500 Yellow Ochre
loo Eandyke Brown.
And large stock Of all the usual kinds of paint used here
Our stock repenshed from week week to supply the
demand and prices compare favorably with those
charged in Petersburg Norfolk and Wilmington.
PESCUD GATL1NG.
March II, 1856. 81
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" manufacturing at my mills Raleigh wrapping pa
of various kinds and Of superior quality and
pared furnish the merchants of North Carolina and ad
joining States with such they may need cheaper rates
than the same quality be bought at the North All or
dcrs promptly attended to. Address,
c. W. BENEDICT, Proprietor.
Raleigh, n. C.
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS!!l
VUlHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR COT.
IL TON and linen rags Large small Quantities taken
C.. w. B.
Raleigh, April !, 1856. Ss-6m.
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To our Former Patrons.
Bricks! Bricks!! Bricksl!!

Bricks Bricks J! Bricks J!
yuvTfE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING MADE PERMANENT
business Of, an extensive scale, prepared to
tract for the delivery during the ensuing season. of from
one to million Of Bricks of the best q"aty and at such
frices as will defy all competition
Orders distance will be promptly attended to- and
bricks delivered at either of the Depots if desired
GEO. T. COOKE co.
Raleigh, March Z, 1855. SO-n
W Register copy.
a MEXICAN PATENT DRYER.-wE HAVE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

nea4Once there was time when the Whig party
boosted all the talents and all the responsibility
Well, there might have been a difference Of opinion
about the good taste of such nonsensical Boosting,
but it is certain that the whg party had talents and
responsibility. that it boosted Clay and Webster,
that it would have scorned to have played second
Fiddle to q secret organzation that had risen on its
ruins and denounced its "corruptons" or adopted
for its candidate one who had turned his back upon
it, preferrng initiation into a Know Nothing Lodge,
in Buffalo, by General Gustavus Adolphus Scroggs,
to remaining member of the great Wing party"
And Mr.. Graham, Mr.. Fillmores Secretary of the
Navy, who deserted him when he was Wing, and
took the second place the Scott ticket, by which
Fillmore was over.slaughed, this same gentleman
goes tooth and toe-nail for Mr. Fillmore, now
that he is no longer Wing, now that he proclaims
himself the candidate of another organization, now
that his friends in Pennsylvania and elsewhere at
the North fuse with the Fremonters upon such a
basis published yesterday. Yet MIR. Graham
was the Magnus Apollo of the Baltimore gathering,
the model old line Wing, whe is expected to carry
all the Wings of the State into the Know Nothing
ranks
And now speaking of this fusion let US add anoth.
er word or two Suppose, and ii is a supposable
case that the fusonists succeed in electng their
State ticket in ennsylvania-that the combined
Fillmore and Fremont parties succeed I'M eevating
Free Sellers to Office will or will not the Fillmore
papers at the South parade it as a reason why
the South should' desert Mr. Buchanan, the
candidate of the party fighting this fusion
and opposing the elevation of these men : We shall
see, and ask readers to notice this and pay
attention TO the course of the Fillmore pre- <ses. W.
say candidly that we have fears of the result il
October none of Pennsylvania going for Buchanan
in November.
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From the Boston Post
Fremont Campaign Song.
Air-es >, Cfox, >,

Airs Boydon's Quick Step
the gsss d gins h, Of the tsd
Twas in Mariposa he feathered his nest
know how he feathered his nest
Oh did MT he feather his nest
He'd climb to the top of Sierra Nevada!
He'd build it up higher, and then climb up fardcr
To plant there our flag so lu1xotlc his ardor
And know his Quixotic ardor
'Twasn't his fault he did MT go farder.
Peal out the loud anthem to Libery's warder
Who stuck her there and left vuures to guard hers
Who camped out with nothing but pups in the larder
know the &c Surveyor" had pups
NE all kno,c he had pups-in the larder!
Otter Hat and Black Night talk it their cups,
How, like an old trapper. the . Engineer" sups
Upon skunk :. a la sachem !'' and Esquimaux pups
TS Hu snsT 5st this M brave
Lived ten weeks upon frcasseed pups!
For days and for nights did he go without water
# you didn't know it it's time that youd oughter,-
You know that this great Engineer"
This . Surveyor" this great g Pioneer,
Went more than six months without water!
Yes Stree! this brave Pioneer-what do you think
Was so thirsty that he would have reliehed drink
From the old wooden shoe Of his grandmothers sink!
You know he'd have reished drink
know he'd have relished drink
Yes Stree from his grandmothers sink!
But this brave Pioneer" knew that downs had their
''ups'
And, although he'd no water to moisten his cups,
H know there was juice in the Sc Esqumaux " pups!
You know. just as I do, there's juice
know, just you do, there's juice
In the skunks and the Esquimaux pups!
lis the Pioneer who said he acoutd meier
Obey has superaors, neither for tove-mor
For money, unless they appointed him GO0-nor 20
So brave this great Engineer
So great this brave g Pioneer!'
Then give him chair and a cheer!
How noble his language" That mountain I'll cross
My lie-(oh the wise GO Pioneer lis but dross
If it don't cost me tbGt-it shall cost boss,
and you know it dad cost him boss;
He was hungry he butchered hoss
We all know he lived upon boss!
And When he got out of pups, bosses and coppers,
This great Engineer took to flies and grasshoppers;
The small he ate raw but he pckied the ,chapperS
You know he picked the Wrappers,
know he picked the whappers,-
We all know he lived upon Wrappers 20
Then hail to the gallant, the brave ''Fngineer'
The 'hopper-hoss- pup eating PIONEER
The omniv'r Surveyor who climbed without fear
To the top Of Sierra Nevada.
Yes! the top and he would agone farder,
But Jacob ''had Took down the la (r) dder I!
*Three chairs typical of his trume capacity En-
ginser,' q Pioneer and Surveyor.
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From Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. "a letter to the Republican,
from Lecompton, dated the 26h, says that the arm
ed bands have been dispersed and that the citizens
were returning their claims, and business was re-
wing. Peace prevailed throughout the Territory.
Warrants had been issued for Jones, Stringfelow
and other pro slavery agitators. Gov Geary had
authorised Colonel Titus to form volunteer battal-
ion to preserve the pece in the neghborhood of LIE
compton. Capt Walker is to perform the same du-
tv in the vicinity Of Lawrence.
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o. citizens meeting at Concord, New Hamp-
shire called for the purpose of publicly receiving the
President of the United States the occasion Of his
visit TO his home in that place, packed by Foss,
Fogg & Co., whose ISLANDERS against the dis
tinguished gentleman Aourished so largely in the
opposition organs during the last canvass for the
Presidency. The meeting thus packed passed such
resolutions as might have been expected, and it was
determined by the Repub lcan leaders that the Pres
dent should not be publicly received. The result
of this was that the people, disguised at such con-
duct took the matter in their own hands and gave
the President such reception never was before
given to a public man in New Hampshire THUS
narrow and malicious bigotry defeats its own ends.
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Governor Floyd In New York.

New YORK, Oct Ex-Governor Floyd, of Virginia,
smoke this afternoon from the steps of the Merchants
Exchange to an immense concourse Of citizens. His
remarks were continued for some two hours in fer
vent strain and he was listened to with marked at
tentIon One of the most prominent points OF his
speech was ansargumen, to prove that the Black
Republicans were clearly, solely responsible for the
preparation of the wrongs in Kansas by their refu
sal to pass the Senate bill introduced by Senator
TOOmbs.
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- %ar TIIiMNGTON JOURNAL,
---zzz5zT55N. NJ C.. MONDAY, OCsF. 8, 1856.

--1Trssps DoRTcH AND RoBINsoN.-Shortly after
.bo occurrence of the shooting affair in Goldsboro'
when that affair hadlalready got into the newspapers
Vs made brief allusion to it as aImatter OF news
.dd;no not word of comment beyond an express
sion of regret at the occurrence, and the unpeas-
ant state of things leading to it, With personal
or neghborhood difficulties can, editors have
nothing to do We have since carefully examined
our brief notice and cannot find in it word, an ex
preston or statement doing the shadow of injustice
to any one; and thus, when Mr.. Dortch's card ap-
peared in the Standard we did not feel either called
upon or authorized by our previous course to give
place to statement by one of the parties of ante
cedent circumstances to which no alluson had ever
been made in our columns. We foresaw also that
one publication must lead on to another as has, in
Decd been the case, and that by conserving TO pub
blish one, we would be committed, according to OUT
ideas of fairness to the publication of ALL and thus
eventually violate an imperative rule laid down fcI
our guidance at the commencement of our editorial
connection with the Journal, namely That moth
ing rejecting upon private character could be IN
serted even as an advertisement, much less as a
communication. Of course we make no reflections
upon others who have chosen to act differently
They exercised their own judgment, as we did ours
AS we had anticipated, Mr.. Dorch's card has drawn
out another and more lengthy one from Mr.. Robin
son. With that, as with other portions OF the con-
troVersy we have nothing 10 do.
So far as our relations with both the gentlemen
concerned have gone, they have been and are those
of friendship personally and politically, and our feel
ings would prompt US to go considerable lengths to
allay unpeasantness or promote better state Of
things while they imperatively forbid to still
farther widen the breach between them and their
spectve friends, many of whom are also our friends
by giving the aid of circulation to the dissemna-
ton of mutual examinations and determinations.
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The INVENTOR OF Picked HERRING.---Some of
our most valuable inventions of so simple char
acter that the only wonder about them seems to be
that they were never found OUT before. i is said
that the Emperor of Russia has just returned from
visit 10 the little town of Borge, on The Baltic,
where he took part in tho ceremony of laying the
foundation of a monument to the memory Of the fish
erman Beukel> who first introduced the plan of pre-
serving herrng~ by sailing and packing them. Form
erIy The vast numbers OF herring which were captur
ed on the northern and shores of the empire
We're lost the world by the rapid decomposition of
the fish. Buckles conceived the happy idea of salt
ing them and having instructed his neighbors how
to preserve them by this process, went himself TO
Finland and taught the Fins how to deal with the
fish. As reward for his public spirit the name of
Beukels has been handed down 10 posterity as ben
eGactor of mankind. The Emperor Charles the Fifth
visited his tomb; Peter the Great granted pension
to one of his descendants and now Alexander has
laid the foundation stone of monument to be eec-
ted in his honor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-10

HE TIDE OF TRAVEL The Montgomery Herald
states that large number of movers have passed
through Christiansburg in few days past, on theft
way e the star West.' The most of them travel in
good style, andHtake with them large number OF
Saves party ofsome ten or twelve persons-m mostly
young men-from Floyd and Patrick, passed through
sne town last Monday, on their way to Kansas.
Messrs Jas Songer and g. Faulkner, left the
country last week for Nebraska where they intend
settling their families