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SUBSCRIBER OBTAINED An
MiNISTRATION of the estate of the late Josenh
nmT requests all indebted to the said ~
those ha1ea s and payment and ali
within the limited by law In the absence Of mem
ents nj Albert Simmons is authorized to make settle
The docd n. ee found at the store lately occupied by
m ar aus, aDe rent until the Of next the oet
Apohecsry Shop sS SSseSSpsd BY Dr. Haywood As an
corner Of Mrs. Rousacs lot T. the once on the
Feb q, 1855. THOMAS RUFFIN, Admir-.
- 49, s.. So 4T-N
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NHE SECRET ART OF CATCHING FISH WITH
= or without hook and line sent for o. ceni Address
box 25, Forestville n c. -'' 80 S'u'' Au0'es'
March II, 1856. Ann
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SEGARS & TOBACCO-of the finest quality IL
- ways on hand at the Drug Store Of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, N. c., April 18th, 1856. Al
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF SIENNA FIGS, FOR
"A costiveness sick headache, &C. just received at the
Drug Store of WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
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A HOMESTEAD FOR SO.

A HOMESTEAD FOR $40.
$50, 900 scorth Of Farms and Building Lots.
I'm THE GOLD REGION OF VIRGINIA ecu LPEP
the 18th of September 1885, for the benefit of Port Royal
Female Academy Subscriptions only ten dollars each one
half down. the rest on the delivery Of the Deed Every
value from $40 to These Farms and Lots sold
cheap to induce settlements sufficient number being
served the increase in the value Of which will compensate
for the apparent low price asked.
More Agents aye wanted to obtain subscribers, to
whom the most liberal inducements will be given. Some
Agents write that they making 5000 per month"; Ad
vertsng will be done for every Agent where pessbe For
full SuSfsFR'G p e s app
June 80, 1856. 63-swtd
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ITOR BUSINESS MEN.-SUITS OF CASHMERE
- and Marseiles, just received.
April 16, 1856. AD"S'' ~.
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TOh SALE..THE LARGE DWELLING HOUSE
on hlllsDoro street at present occupied BY VIM
Mnse Esq together with the large frame building on the
The purchasers will be expected II ror,, H..
the lot as practicable For terms &C. ennrs "
j. J. -LITCHFORD.
1,. ,sre Auc and Com. Merchant, Fayetteville st.
- :, -O-o. 57-sWtf
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THE LATEST SPRING STYLES. r,
f1NE BLACK FRENCH CLOTH DRESS FROCh0
II Doeskin Pants
Fancy Colored
Silk and Mars. Vests, just received,
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TRVINGS' WASHINGTON, VOL. III, READY
IL for delivery to subscribers, at POMEROY'S
June 90, 1885, 63-sw
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TO THE PUBLIC,

~ The FUBLIC.
NHE IMPRISONED is NOW PREPARED TO
furnish all kinds of machinery his line of the yery
solid master and skeleton spur wheels and rundes cr
to sew Sd mills completes thrashng machines two
thrasher; single smut machnes
equal to any now in use all kinds of turning pows sub
SOL Iho%psons late improved iron plows ali kinds Of
ming and STRENGTHENING Circular avs &C. He thinks his
Two horse power machine superior anything that has
been offered to the public With fifteen wears nract;cI
experience he atters himself be is competent to finish
MS WORK IN the very best workmanlike STYLE and all he
ASKS trai to satisfy his customers. All orders thank
ar n OF give any instruction that may be needed in put
His address, Milton n c. his foundry md sho,. x,,.
miles South of that place. """ SnoPs iour
The price Of his smut machine is s75 at the sbon
o =. o nrashng maehng is worth 1885, all other
June 9Th, 1885, iA"DH ~ .Ie.
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"ILLIARDSTON FEMALE ACADEMY
IL The exercises of this institution will be resumed
the first Monday in July. Board be obtained in the
neghbohood at & per month For particulars address
Ii. G.. WILLIAMS,
Hilliardston, Nash CO.. n C.
RJune 20, 1856. 62-Strd.
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INSANE ASvTI1M
JAMES J.IREDEI.T..
NORTH.CAROLINA BONDS.

OFF1cE OF THE ATLANTIC & N. C. R. R. Co..
-,oprn NEwBERN. April 10, 1885,
VOhIH CAROLINA STATE BONDS, (s5Ns
- 9ie9o) can be obtained from Pulaski Cowper, Esq
W me authorized agent of this Company for the sale
VI sa'o BONDS IN the City Of Raleigh.
JOHN D. WHITFORD,
April 20, 1856. NV "''1 1'' " 4S-h
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Edseworth Female Seminary.
GREENSBORO N C.
-H NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
- will commence on Friday. the LIST of August.
The of study is designed to embrace thing
to substantial and ornamental education Great
prominence is given to the solid branches. Neither labor
has been spared to of the
highest qualifications in their various departments and
make Edgeworth second to institution in the country
in every thing necessary to complete education
For circulars containing terms. of instruction.
&C.. apply to
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
July z, 1886. 64Sw2m.
SEVEN PIANOS JUST RECEIVED AND
- FIVE EXPECTED BY NEXT ARRIVAL AT So
Sycamore, Corner or Bank Street, Petersburg Va-Our
success in selling large number of PIANOS upwards
of fifteen hundred is attributable mainly to four facs
First We select from known reliable Factories I'd. We
invariably pay cash for them. 3d. We keep hand.
select from, as large assortment Perhaps be
found at almost Northern establishments 4h We
sell at very low prices.
To persons ordering from and leaving the selection
pledge superior Instruments and all cases. full salts
faction.
Where doubts are felt take the Piano and Try it
before paying for it, Our instruments unsurpassed
responsible for them, ard ask all who desire pur-
chase reliable Pianos, to give a trial.
E. P. NASH,
Pano-FOrte Dealer.
June H. 1856 Sly.
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q OMMON SCHOOLS.-THE COMMITTEE VI
Examina ion for Wake county will atteud at the Court
mousse on the first Saturdays in june July and August
Il O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose Of examining applicants
luz certlncates as teachers Of common schools.
JOSEPH ]. YOUNG,)
y. j. HUTCHINS, SCommittee
=, w. w. WHITAKER
Nav %. 1856 -awtAl.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
II The house and lot, Newborn street, opposite H.
W. Millers Esq, occupied by W. King, will be sold by
the undersigned at sacrifice Persons wishing to pur-
chase will please examine the premises and apply to either
of the undersigned for terms, &c.
s s H Ri7E R9GERs' Attorneys.
Raleioh June Is 6O-sW1m.
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lDERFUMERY.-ALA LARGE STOCK OF LUBIN'S
Glenn's. Bozn's and Wrights perfumery, such Ex.
variety of Fancy articles which will be sold very
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD
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among winch are 10 be found Don;est;.s
sneb " as Teaching Goods for Gentlemens us,,
Tweeds o Gsaase, Satinet, Kentucky Jeans,
w Biankets aD1gs and kerseys, fine lot Of he
sfeas many others too tedious to mention wear anu
for "a GU goods will be sold upon accommodating form,
selves. s0 10 cati ana examine for your
Raleigh, September oe 7es.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23
Personal Intelligence.


ifnissd Cuba. lie mss and Two seaman also came
from Hon. lulu, in chip etcctng STAR Metesf,
ersss cspi John wesny late Of ship P0oma which 0un
ttiem Iiye.p.o, ip ship Const%snin.-Jspes praps.
cspt Suord tapt Beyd csp payis ard aoy Mr. oyalsY
srPotDson. Capt Lenont 81 Have), W Waldo Of Scot
oisls.og in e;m.s s! sou.hsrnsr- Bours
sds NJ F,ss men az ady DR. rsbead sSy child and ser
want Lieut. RoyLion. UsA Duncan. p Hathaway IS
Fitm Haue. in ship saml NJ ron-chss Arthur, Of Nan
Fem Msrsca'bo, bsrk nya-Gussv scbminsky, Loren
Ss rsS.o Es 1s Hs nn Few Hand, and ssv
DEPARTURES.
Fer seuihs mpton ~ Bremen, 10 steamship He MAINLY
snss and svsn seSed lios ps'e Eieknond
NJ tsluterh y so,,e SohU. Ldsy
s,sn. dsvsi.nS; Ssin;ieh MaIss, s,sysa, = Dietrich
Lou sss? Eossss Tucker and :sH Marin
"a g: i ;s
RF sss
q:,sS IN the sss E Janus Rcss
Hsn r. Hs A1 Miller Mehw
x:; S..I Ss.s
VIM Beo hspTy Geo leo Rops s1d Ss Nc
ms
For Chsrlesop, in the steImsh'p James Adger-Col
swansop Major VIM Jee. DIR w shipholser Smith,
w Men ulty " b Lee w EDWARDS ID Edwards, Mrs A
Ia, mead, Mrs Fy,T Riley. VIM Stevenson, = AbI.-
Rudd, II Iresper, NJ Keopman Godstein W L La
ibIop m Ware ell sId lsdy, Mas Warde, Sampson,
n I,av,e n Per n l. Wardeli Il Hskes Etinge Mrs
PFeod, barnard, Groesbeek, Gerard, johnson.
W, Ttrfci k &C. IN The steamship BosnckeJ Smith, For
shay Lyons. Msszlsr and two children. II Wilson,
end Mi.s hunsr Mis Read Capt Barnet Jones'
.ss
Two chi dren Mrs fl0vd-snd 10 In the seerage
From favsbpah in steAmshp Knoxvile-M Booa Bogia'
II DsLappey. d Grht old, Temple, Nils DR. MAJ
ran Mfs nsuysn, Mos Goodman Shields Mitch 81,
Timmei man, Mrs Hooker snd eh4 VIM whcstu Order
Gssrs WIN Perre ysrdeb bill. sdy spd tao chi rem
& LA, yg, Daskr, " sweeney,
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ALMANAC NEW YoRK-rHrs Dav
SUE RfSsS. - MOOR owe 20
sUH Is HI0H mora 10 Is
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se,m chips Edinburgh, Glasgo~; Barcelene Fr, HAyr;
HsrW am rmsn; Auguae EAvAnnaA jas Adger, Charles
cr: Rcsnoke Horolk p'p &pjctsTsocker Liverpool; and
o'heys.
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Wheecct McAune; has Ind heavy wssher lost boat &c.
New SssoId iIs &; heavy 5
a. s1 70 H sssne sR h ssye HA1 IS days with
sebr ois DomipSn Bunker. New Orleans, "A days, with
scSr Grier,en Hscck Apaachicola, 20 days. with cot
PEACOCK Hughes Savannah 10 days. with cotton to
:ss Ss: s ss
s ssr sls: ssas:s" ss!y :ss.s
schr Ropa, Corson. Norfolk.
s.hr f E,eSn'ena: fsiiIs, SsssmonS, sd.y,.
ss ssr sff, ysIn ISnpx e!sSs%s. Virgins.
sshr "a! F. srl.,. su'S H,, Virgins
Sssr E sHi spsnIs'!a Hull 1--WE Virgins.
sss. b sss 4: f Ssy':, y yIsssss.
s ssr MsSs c Doosis H Hs Virginia
sss1 5:st s.!;s SINH $: ss;.,s o,
chr chr joseph Taswei! Sosn;ry, Rocisad.
s ssS5 = $ssi s Ssy. Ss ss:s'
scbr MoIo. Sparks. Preyincetown.
ssE ?Isss sf%:s Sssssss~s
s chr Ae oSsr. cs Sasss bsnnis
s sss Ss sl hun aispphsI Ss sss .s
S:s;S Ss; s sse :::
Schr Buena Vista, Chase, Oriert, IL.
sIoOp Maria Louifs Bennett. Fall kiUsr.
SlCop fashion, Blydenburg, Providence.
Slcop America, Sturges Providence
eioop willard, Adams, Warren, NJ.
BELOW.
Bsyk velocity, Of Boston, ITO days from Msssina.
Brig sasinsw Ct saxenville.
Br brig Ena. ..uxr
s,e,u ,hips Edinburgh, Gaago~; BArcelsne (F) HAyfe
am Auguse FAvAnnaA; jas Adger Charles
icr Rcsnoke. Hortot spp kpictsTtocker LysrpoV and
oheym
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ton Light colsgan do 2eh, Game Cock, Osgood, Batavia
Home Ports.
mo- snsrsws sssas
Cam brig osn s Mc
(hiesn STswssr Roe IA ss
tons Michel san Frsncisco; Nile PseSs NorssSs b.st
ss Fosns % load Sso oT casa sSs
81 Pierre Mo- Lewis Milford DOYLE, PhiIsdsphiA; SUR
SYss ea WIND ess light steamer joseph wSasY
MnSch @ sh Is Ans , Dean
u schr Mary Louisa steemap NY IN the cpenns bart
ste rdsm Cd, seaDshp Isabel. Rollins. Havarna via Key
FALL RIVER, xarch % Did schrs Matthew G Dures.
Jsmts ard Daniel Brown. Head Baltimore Tor Alexandr,
SSBiiE, S.;sh b ship S.sns e,ansel M.,s;
p s eiss S Sas
81 B.ss Asss s:is ,sr s..+ ST..
dol Catherine Bese shn,e dotor Wilmington Nc; Grave
ssssr Or Rocssnd for georseicsn en- Walton xlsS.
H%saI4 for Tsn1er s.%ue R S Murphy .ld Lasy
vice. for DO; Challenge Griffin p. Boston for Savannah H
Es' 40 S s hna Sms sep
FAN ayer for do 2oe. MIN port; the above: scirs
BY from Portland :or Norfolk Staten islander, Of Brsnso
PENSACOLA March s--cld, brig Mazsl,.n, rDsst-.
PoRTlAND-Arrs con, brtgs Auburn, tBr sush. carae.
mas Ar. 2lst. yesmer Westernporf, NY.
,PHoyIDRkCE Nsrcs 2osAfr seamshp osceos. AZ
schr. Oliver NJ Psit G.k, PhiisdeipSis acr rortok
sordrg to ynd Seaman Iank. Seaport, Dali AlexAsdss
Ro Ssf ss March ,-Arr sehrs orlv., SYasl.-
@ S ssS 1s A %sss SIs, y
wsr rS1 and Bspss SSosf r'fn ''r''
sT MiRKs, March SAT- Sriy Baltic, Iossslyn Nsw rsS
G,oT WE'D, Nyof,
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10 EDITOR HERALD.
Ny attention has been called to COMMUNICATION signed
Poiise," in the HERALD, in answer to from
upcn the subject Of the present police sysem From
the attempt Of Police to throw the responsibility aud
odium growing out Of the insciency of that department
Of our city government uton the Common c,uDcil,
Ted 10 believe that the article signed Police hal its
origin or direction from the powers that be- Tbs
Commissioner Of Police understand claim to have
the sole power control and manage tbs police depart
msut and am unwiliDg that they sh,uld now at thi.
late cav shirk the responsible which tn have assum.
ed. Police says hat am in error TO the number
Ter cuy OF the whole force assigned 10 that duty He
cor uv md very adroitiy confess vihhods from your
ades md the public my statement as % the number
o. ~ on fatrol duty at night but from the best nfor-
> ~. fsp get without application At hsafqunters,p
lean Ia 81 about three hundTei out y ths IA yusani
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cents and also for vters the city from parts Of the
Union
g. The centre o. business, and not the centre Of popu
ation shculd decide the location of the City Hail. It
being int nded for business instead Of domestic
II is for the accomoda ion of business men, and should
be located TO i'd all unnecessary travel aod ali
vexatious and expensive DELAY
A. To scatter the beeds OF departmental or 70 separate
the city gove' nment from the courts posed by the
petitions referred to- would sd to great annoyance and
Inconvenience, Gas they nterblended that con-
tinual reference from the to the of the other
is uuavodabe and would be little less than equivalent
to division oftte city.
s. private interests are to be considered those viii 81
have naturally sprung up around the present Hall
Of quite az much nportarce snv that would be pro-
mottd by removal OF the Hall Many of those now
existing sroond II uld be much ojured If not entirely
destroyed, by its removal (which would te Of public
benefit, but rather @ eat injury while the character
OF the business that would inevitably follow the Hail
would be neither agreeable 10 the residents in the vcn
ty OF It's new lccaop, At all enhance the value Of
property now covered by fashionable dwellings,.
g. No csnsdersble portion Of cur pcpulst tesire
Individual, who Blinded Nv sefhr ess TO their true
interests and hope enhance the value Of their property
at the sacrifice CT the interests Of the public.
Fer these ard other cogent reasons the un
tersiened trusts that your honorable body will ~
e the absuroity Of charging The present location Of the
City Hall and they earnestly pray that you will allow no
the speedy extension o. the present Hall the d.
ing and growing wants OF the city
MANAGEMENT OF OUR CITY RAILROADS.
TO TIE EDITOR OF HERALD
see by notice your paper that the COMMITTEES on
Rsilroad' VIII be In session Wednesday next At the
Coz ncimtns chamber, to hear VIA. the people say
about the abuses &c. Of said roads But fearing II tire
members Of said committee in the habit Of riding
in the cars that they cannot fully without doing 40
realize the Inconvenience the travelling public are com
PEELED TO submit to- would advise them to test the cues
by riding over the several roads various timss in
The day that they may add their experience 10 that
OF hos, who may appear before them Bn doubtless All
the hopoIab members Of that committee have patror
cd the cars well the writer and been subjected 10
the fqueezpg and packing they have doubtless
had their toes pressed tighter to the bottom of the car
Tan they wished ~ some one more unfortunate than
PEELED TO stand up and balance himself the best way he
could perchance, having had seat had given II up
10 sccemmc date some femsepert APPS by the conductor
himse az he squtezed through tie .yi:g G2s, Lat
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7 owhere is advertising carried to SO great
extent as in England. professor" Hol-
rw's Pills are advertised to the amount
Disc 900 annually; Moses & Son pay
OOC; $780, GOO is also paid by Rowland
HIS Macassar Oil, &c $4,000 by DR..
Jough for his Cod Liver Oil Heal &
Is pay $4,000 per year for advertising
bads,eads and bed furniture, and
ku Nichols, q tailor, advertises to the
lent of $4,000. OF course these parties
doing un immense business to justify
barge an outlay for advertising, and of
prse it is through the agency OF advertis-
thu, they are enabled to do such BUSH
IS The benefits 10 be derived from a
)eral ye, judicious system Of advertising
be not yet been fully appreciated in this
bniry. but facts are daily forcing them
|ses upon the minds Of business men Ms 10
importance OF il, aud each year not only
lreases the number of advertisers, but
% who are truly cn,erprising and awake
The demands of the times, are greatly in
'as.ng the amount OF their advertising.
usrican enterprise will not very long lag
hind tina, which has built up immense
tunes for the English houses above men.
ned.
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Dodges' Patent Double Acting Suction
and Force Pump.
THE BEST PUMP IN USE!

THESE Pumps are double acting, and combine
i both the suction and Force princi Pies. The Ps.
tons, valves In all cases, OF the best Bell metal
competition, making them available for use In OIL.
ther hot or cold liquids.
| wish 1t expressly understood that there Is no
leather packing or valves about the pump, which
makes them less liable 10 get out OF order-thsn
those pumps using leather.
The No. = pump will raise about 9so gallons per
hour with ease. The power Of single individual Is
sufficient 10 throw upward or ffty feet, from
hose pipe making tia very enicisnt rs engine rea-
dy for use at AIRY moment
Cali and see in operation ut my Shop, On Perry
ST., bet. I'd and Sd Sts., Davenport, Iowa.
For sale by ). II. DCMoAl.
Ian lS-d3m
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EDNOEcE IN New YoRk.-A petition has
bsa introduced into the New York Senate
pm Mrs. Mary R. Pell, praying for d.
rce from her husband. Early in life she
kried young gentleman every way suit
to her. In few years, too close appli-
on to business, on his part, produced in.
patty, and for % years he has been an in
ate Of the insane asylum. From the in.
Pine bequeathed her. b. her father, she has
b apart $4,000 to provide for his mainte.
lance, but being advised that property
!hich she may acquire cannot be sold with
l.her husbands cen sent, which, of course
En never be obtained, she has reluctantly
e,tioned for divorce, in obedience to the
EVice OF he. friends.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. "a.
Baltic arrived ut 10 o'clock, left Liverpool
quarter past 2 o'clock Saturday, brings
London Papers Saturday, passed the Asia
Sunday morning 18th at nv passed the
Pacific 18th, latitude 5l-2O.
FtRE.-Large storehouse Wheeling, How.
ley q Co., also occupied by ]. Pollard, shoe
store, G. w. Carrot, +. J. Mulln, grocers
situated on Erie canal, was entirely des-
troycd by FIRE at two o'clock this morning.
Total loss $50 600. John Mullin was burned
to death in one OF the buildings.
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IA II people do not believe that this free
Esoan,ry, we refer them TO the last batch OF
~ OF July orations, or to the first Democrat.
Il paper in the interest Of the Adm inistra-
pon that they may chance 10 see. The
constitution guarantees TO every man the
liberty OF speech, and the Democratic party
Pretend to be sticklers for that instrumen
while at the same time they favor slavery.
blow their practice corresponds with their
EAsachlng, can be learned from the follow.
||lng article, descriptive of a scene which re.
gently trunspired in Kentucky, a Southern
state generally presumed to be ON the high
way TO freedom, where the shackes Of the
slave hang by very feeble ,enure:-
u An ABoLIrloSlsT TAHRED AND FEATHER
Ep.-The citizens Of Lexington were very
much lncensed on Friday last, upon readi hg
IN article published in the Statesman, copied
nom paper in Oxford, Ohio. 1t purported
10 have been written in Lexington, and
gave an account Of Christmas day i'm that
e'ty' with many violent and false comment
Up upon the institution of slavery in Kentucky.
Inc letter was signed J. b the initials. as
was ascertaned, Of a person q. Brady who
nad been for some time employed as II teach.
erin one OF the city schools.
feellng that this man. who had been re-
eesVed and Hospitality entertained, wa gull.
vo' great wrong in thus eliminating the
people and institutions OF that section, after
hlght party Of almost two hundred repaired
20 Ms lodgings. He was informed Of the
MISSION of the company, and though fear
'u' OF the chill night air, could not hesitate
',companying the party. He was conduct.
~ 70 the Court House yard, and there strip.
peu' A large quantity of pitch had been
prepared for the occasion, with the contents
VI several bags of feathers. The clothing
was speedily removed from the body Of
1'aoy' and the pitch applied TO the thick.
ness OF an inch. Then the feathers were
nicely planted, and Brady's head shaved
ts'oSely 10 the scalp, save two locks near the
iorehesd. Hewas then let loose and charg
Gu 10 60 and sin no more. More sever,
punishment would have been administered
had u not been for the wife of Brady, +,
'enutltul and estimable lady.
BRADY applied 20 a physician to remove
we tar, but it was utterly impossible. II,
.eil on the morning train for Covington ant
W., m land Of Black Republicans.-Louisci
Coar. lxtA.
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the settlement OF this controversy v It'll Eng
land; unnecessary delay and division looses
. good cause. while discussion has often lead
one. MIR. Cass saw no reason why this
subject. should not be fully discussed before
the American people and moved to postpone
further movement on the subject till Mon
day
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Swan Mills.
rERHUNE & CIRCUIT,

10 Claire, Iowa.
WE would inform the etixons and trade OF SEQ u
w and Adolf ming counties, that we are now manu-.
featuring very superior article OF Flour which We
offer at oar market in this paper, and We
onor the following ..s
Great Inducements to Dealers.
We will deliver our Flour by the 10 bbls. and up.
wards uy where within Is or 10 miles OF our mill
FREE OF CHARGE.
Having all the facilities for making me most mar
taiuhi. aour and feeling that we can suit both deal.
or aud consumer, ws respectfully solicit ho,ra'
share VI public patronage
Ian ls.dtf Davenport, Iowa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-25

h.L-The quantity OF coal imported
Rack Island has caused a decrease in
and the article can now be obtained
reasonable rate, shy from l21a to ID
uer bushel. We are always pleased at
Drecia,on in the p:ice Of fuel, as there
| ev many poor families in our city that
Wholly unable to pay the extravagant
!. a, which wood and coal have be zen "a.
his winter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-25

Usual Knapp, the last OF Washington's
1le Guard, died at Newburgh, N. y, Oh
trlaay night last. aged 80 years, He was
'urlsd with military honors,