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Supreme Csurt-Speciai Term.
Before Hon. Judge Cierke.
MANpAMUs ON rBE STREET. CONnlssIo

MANDAMUs ON TEE STREET COMMISSIONERS.
DEC 1.-the Pesple on ce yeIatin Of Lang Joseph
Eb'sn9, Cammisoner Of Streets and Lamps, and M1the0
Gooseron Sup rsnt nde.t Of Markets rhs oricr
how cause why mandanus shonld issue direciue
ne dsfencan's to reine,ae Samuel Lang In his sail in
washington Market from which he ~as turned out
Sesks since. Toe Common Council have ordered MIN 70
20 ftored 10 hts place bat the defendants refuse 80
DO assigning no ca se for their action The motion Waa
Adjourned 70 Satur ~.
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SAIYs or LAND ny THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD oosP.sr = Henry Wilson Esq, land agent o. ths
Illinois central Railroad Company a C,umbus infor ms
Us that The saee Of land BY thsi company during he
year 1862 have realized The cf tour and hall y a.
lions OF dollars The sales are made principal
In forty and eighty sore tracts 10 actual settlers
Under this state Of thing, southern Illinois h oIns
apicly with excellent csse Of settlers and there il
eseon 10 hope that fruitful region which, IRON the
crious intellectual and moral csrkness-has long been
Gown a. Egypt vill soon unoergs . chasgs, and
come a. rich the intelligence is people a. IL 10 in
ktness Of ne virgin soal.-Ctrctpnat Commercial
Die. s.
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Jarg- BITS.

ngc le.-scCai q Sirvng =. Hugh karo>u, Er.ol
Sct0r Of Nor Ters-The plaintiff 10 back
duties which pad under protest, the plain.
10 Stamina the Importation be free Of duty uudev tne
sssit o, lt46 II appears that the Cole-tor charged
duty Of 10 per oep the article, which uscd oay
ior shershns vessels Mssrs. Martin A Smith, Cor the
plslntG commended that ebeaihng used for
heis rear half censury. Mr. joAchnseen, for the
government ccnnded that the shssnIng znc vss Liable
70 the outy charged.
The Court sNd hat his Interpretation Of the act OF Con
~as thai the zinc, used ~ metal for shesthins
els beu the act passed, duty free N@dct
fof piaintn -, 2s1 a., full amount claimed.
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Decision In Admiralty.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

INC. 1o.-C5anky Il al "a ne STEAMBOAT Aida The
libel In this nled 10 tbs value Of suo
pl,es furnished 10 the Aida domestic vessel IL t1ia
sStv The Aida from New York 70 KinGstos every
dsy The euppes furnished al times frou,
JOY 1856 70 September Do, 1853. and tbs 2tst oi
septembev the hbellaat hed specification OF lien the
office Of the Clerk q the city and county o. Neg York
The supplies FINISHED AFTER september 10 did not
10 $50 Held by ,he court that the hbeaots no lieu
90 the boat tor all supplies furnished than ten days
previous 10 the fling OF the specification that they hs
90 hen therefore,, for supp furnsbei sopte Der
10 aud previous, and a. the supplies furnished aer that
lime DO not amount 70 $50, there nQ lien Tor The n
LIBEL dunn ssed, but without oosu.
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IsprArAroLrs, Ispy-The Board Of Trade cf this
n ain hing younE city have issued circular In vnaa
t., tay that In ls47 their population numbered Osl:
upw N fully 10000 This WONDERFUL increase they at
rtbu,e 70 the construction OF rsroads seventeen OF
hitch Including connections. with 500 miles o. tag
centre there and 70 fertile soil OF toe ali cent
rouriry,
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SUPREME CouRf OF THE UNITED STATES, Disc.
s-lobn wuiard F,q. OF se~ Yorx, and Jaaes
Munford Esa 81 Missouri, admitted attorneys aad
coupseors OF this Corrt No IA The State Mutual FIRE
insurance Company, plaintiffs 10 error Va Daniel Con
plaintiffs In error, and by Mr. Edsn NJ Stanton for tas
dc endsuts In error NO l3 Ezsbeth Moore, appellant,
W. BAY cree ne Il al This vas submitted " inc
consideration OF the Court the record sod printed az
surnens b. NJ. Randall f0r the sppesoe and oy VI
q r. Bradley tne appsllse. No. 70. g. y klsers
Co # al ovners of tbs cargo AMI Pooley, NioO CO.,
owners of schooner Ella, appellants, W. steamer -
Charles jams T. nsy e a. claimants. fhs c.ase va
Hon. John eoa { r tae sppslices, AtI3drned.
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NOV READY

IN PREsCUTT's RoRERTsONs CHARLEsy
History Of the Reign Of the
EMPEROR Oh aLES THE FIFTH
ny WIN ROBERTSON, d. d.
With Condensation giving the Life Of he
Emperor after his Abdication.
PRESCOTT.
In vols W with tine portrei engraved from Titan:
SBiierm with Ferdinand AID Isabela Philip H. Conquest
Of Nesico &c
The life OF the Fmoaror In the Of Juse mper.
fecty known al the time when Robertson wrote Pres
cstt In gathering materials from the al archives
CAS- for bis History Of the reign Of Philip obtained tho
time minute inform alton the last
royal the work hus flls chasna II
Spassh bstrr, between the reign Of Ferdinand Isabella
and that Of Philip IL. PHILLIPS SAMPSON no.,
No u Winter street BOSTON,
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LfTERATURA.

4 NEW MASONIC BOOK-JACHIN AND BoAz; on A
"A Ksyts the Door d Free Mssonry. Priae - 90 Also,
Anyn's RhsAj Of Masonry s.. Cuppers starbuersb
6uide S. by ung, he books win be sent by mall "a
any part OF the country VIM GOWAN, l78 Fulton street.
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JEFFERSON CoLi RGE Observation-Disclosures DEC.
"a epsr rom gton, Pa, states that the letter.
aop Coegc II urs, destroyed by IRE on Fri
ssv riest s,, win toe hrnry, containing 1000 vol.
tusss tic ts,ai iose Is 0,000
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REoATTAs.


A rTRoPoLIrAr REGATTA CLUB "A REGULAR
III meeting hi. club will be held Thu siar evening
Dec II al the Washington Hotel wiismsburr Rusiness 81
rpor,ef will be brought before he meeug ~ order 81
lle Frcgttr JouN \ ERD-~, ettt.f3ry.
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yJppalRrAN WHY'S IMPORTED AND SOLD puru
~ end genuine wholesale prices BY the cssk, gallon.
Dozen snd single bottles Also Havana quality
KhN5A, PuTrER \ HkvEsHY n Howard frest east
corocr q PreadwRy,
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CLIFTON MOUSE 0PKN, 10 BRoADwAy.-APART.
.fo neatly kent bs Obtained v or without H.rd an
b American - nycps:s plan warmed ~ Gods sstsn,
N sppsrssss Bssnsfrss
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NANNY FERN IN HRR FAvoRIrE FIELD
IL GALA BOOK CHILDREN.
We puoish 70 day
THE Play DAY BOOK:
Srw STORIES Foa LITTLE FOLKS.

Every who has read the writings o this fled woman-
have been Impressed with the tender.
displays for children Is there mo-
her the land Who has not felt thrill Of sympahy for the
he troubles been the theme OF her
heart ho cal Gus, that has not beea
s0eDed by Guchng descriptions Of the various fortunes
Of he childhood there aou that has not
sponded her call for sympsthy for nes bright hss
cast halo II sunshine the resdes OF every haopy
family which numbers them among It's membersf We feel
assured th.f there Then how heartily all Will wei
come new book. written expressly for these little ones IN
whom she TAKES such esrecai delight Children VIII rejoce
ID II and In their joy parents will find happiness A
Chrss IS or New Yeas Playda Book VIII Dc
greeted oy thousncs happy chldren bright eyes WIZ
sparkle over liz beautiful ust devour I'D
pleasing oontens he laugh ard shout ba heard q many
f,esida over lie genial and Innocent humor, and many
family will rejoice IN and he made well happers
We trust by Fanny Ferns Gala Book during the coming
holidays.
We have endeavered issue the Play Day book style
worthy fts cortents
contns page illustrations by Conn., neatly
and elegantly bound. =
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
l0S and ITO Duane street, ". Y.
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REsTAUHANTs.

<yREAT CURIosITy.-JUsT RECEIVED, BY STEAM
" ship package Of the native French oyster a.
oysser sepo North Moore street Those clrou
10 sec some Of the bivalye tribe from foreign land are n
vited 20 call and examine them. ~ HEDGES
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WINES Asr LIQUORS.

IIrGLTsH ALEs--THE CELEBRATED ALEs BREwz u
Ia bv samuel Allsopp sons, IN Burton on Tren Fng.
land constantly on hand for sae By O. r. MENDUM Is
Wal street NJ. B.-Samples on drausht.
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nneuTTgTRv.

A RrTF1CTAL TEETH-H. LEvErTS NEW AND IN
n proved atmospheric plates for artificial teeth
remarkable for their increased rmnes In position and
scs'ion. and superior " the ordinary
plates well ADAPTED for the continuous II really
voh the attention Of thoec wearing requiring ar ica
eetn IN examine this great improvement before engaging
elsewhere Tech temoved BY the benumbiDg proves and
every Improvement q the day. N LEyErr, dcnasL ~
wsverley place Broadway. Established 10 1895.
TSEETrs1RY DIR X q. DURKIN, CANAL NEAR
~ yarick streetod number 17e, t33nvfes a,,en-
ton successful experience Daily operations
with the srd harmless benuDbing agent preventing an
pain. Prices moderate.
IHAvE DISCOVERED NEW EoDR or BENUM 8I~G
rbe gums the expsecu ~ teeth wisch be v-ed
AZ wthcs, he stes pals TO The patient and vhih
prsctcing TO The sns wonder Of -
who witness II u entirely different from Tho freezing prp.
cs~s and discovered Ard prsered by ,nly ROOMS
DIR ~ n GRIFFIN. Z7 Fulton rtrees Brooklyn. Il
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
III BECK CO,
No $50 Broadway,
Are now ceiling eli their rich stock of
Emhro.dered collars
HsadksrsAisf.,
Half he price Of cost
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U,RUTT WINES. LIQUORS, sKGARs-"rBE VINE
ward N wall The propric,ors offer for GALS
Malaga Catawba Isabella and Dollhouse grapes few cases
q fine French pears en- chip william TEL from Havre alss
oranges md arrival N Ensllsh fberts Scotch
London porter, fine Old brasses Gunness double
in the condition with choice assortment of Havana -s
ssrs including conohss princpes regAlss plsntons
OCONNER HOWARD.
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F-REAT SALE or FANCY GOODS
VI TOYS, DOLLS CANES, DC,
81 order Of Administrator.
The entire sock OF shove goods contained The Eoorirm
No 5 Brosdways large portion Of witch
great BY the late proprietor Mr. a. W lutte dufing
vsn 10 Europe is ~ be sold such
hat IA hoped The whole be disposed ofdurng this
Persons wishing articles Tor presents will ind IN
ceu,nt opportunity " obtain and besuui goods
reduction from the usual prices. ny calling ~ariy
better selection be made and The crowd ~ the holidays
avoided.
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DICu LACES FOR HOLIDAY PREsRsTs-TUsT RE
II eeived Perss point collars and black Chsnuv
ve ources coeurs and bsrbes al-o
hsndk ercefs capes and accs for trimnngs entirety
designs ~ b-A lot OF cushion made vA'0hcienncs
MILLER A GRANT III Broadway
TTswuL PRxESrs req r1 HoLrpAYs-IsDIA
~ rubber asils dressed sn1 paa. Of all
sgWss ksis combs, Ao, peos Aad pencil waltAs
hSh rubbs fancy aStieies Of an d@soiyusos
and gcruemens hight WALKING
81 hs eeciyear Rsbber pcpst, ST Broadway, opposite Ne
rsbexnaeia
IrsrrU L PREsENrs.
u n. n HouGHfON 60. tsneoes.ort 8axey asusA
and CO. manufacturers would invite the pubis
their snd varied gold
and pencil hted vih their wkys
they vsuirE from their facory-bei,g
patterns crsnhnng compscnesa aurzbsiy ARE parr
svlariy adapted for pre~eess
Patented and WAIT aatsd. u -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-05

EsA ACs MERCHANT TAILOR fSuos.
cesor to Oioer Psoor) Would respectfully announce
to his patrons and the public return from the
Northern cities, and that he IS receiving his Fall md
Winter supplies OF Cloths Osssinses and We sngs Furn.
ishng Goods and Made Clothing WHICH, being bought
principally for cash. he enabled to offer atvery low rates.
He has now in store at the old stand opposite the Post
Office f. '-.* -
superfnf black blue and other fancy Cloths
Of various goods ~ 4SF,5 - u =.
Superfne French, English and American Cassimeres
saper6ne Simon Doeskins for Pants and overcoats
Superfine black Satins and Grenadines IT
Plain and figured and fancy silk vestings. ~ '-
Fine rich silk Cuttings for weddings parties.
Plain and figured Plush Vevets very rich. f' fN7T
FURNISHING GooDs "A complete assortment consisting
part of
Sapcr6ne plain and fancy dress Shirts ,-aias e.
3-ply Collars large variety. -
Canton Flannel, bleached Drill.
Merino and silk Under-shirts and Drawers. -..-i
Silk, cotton and merno plain and fancy Hosiery. y,
Gloves, very superior kid black, white and fancy.
Cravat black and fancy and rich assortment for weddings
and parties. .4.
Stocks, black white and fancy, with and without ties
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns, &c. ...,.
In fact everything necessary for geneman's complete
outfit.
With sincere thanks to his patrons for the lib.
era encouragement heretofore extended him. he hopes by
strict attention to their wants. and determination please
to merit its continuance.
Gentlemen furnishing their goods to be manufactured
may rely upon receiving the same care and attention
though sod by himself 49,
The latest Paris and London fashions just received
Cutting and repairing done promptly at all times.
He Will remind those indebted months time allowed
to puncua customers Those longer than the
above time will please call and close their accounts either
by cash or note, and oblige ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh Oct. 18th
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II EATHER FOR SPRING TRADE WHOLE
IL SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have store large and most
excellent Stock Of Leather and Findings for the Spring
Trade which will sell low other establishment
South New York. and for less price than they be had
there expenses of travelling freight, &c. considered
All of purchases having been made from the lmpor
and Manufacturers by the whole or package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from our own
Tnnery places in power to sell Goods as above stat
ed who wish buy cannot lose by giving stock
animation and we believe shall be able to please
both price and quality Below enumerae some OF
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins ths maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1857
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 American Calf Skins,
so Lining and Binding Skins
10 Morocco Skins
500 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather
80 Band Leather,
Lasts Trees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles too numerous
to mention, at No 2 Old street, opposite B. r Harrson
Saddery. F. A. & R. H. FORD.
B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5, 1852. If.
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DANAAIA IN 1s55.-AN ACCOUNT OF THE PAN
IL ANA Railroad, of the Cities of Panama and Aspin-
wall, with Sketches of Life and character the lsthmus.
By Robert Tones. With Illustrations, l6mo muslin
The writer of this volume accompanied invited party
from New York to assist at the opening of the Panama
Railroad. He has given full and interesting account of
that great industrial enterprise from its inception it's
completion with graphic aud instructive description of
the romantic country, whose eastern and western shores
connected by the bands of the railroad The sketches
Of tropical climate Of the curious natural history of the
Isthmus, and its peculiar social customs and habits which
presented by the author in style of undaggng anma
tion and gayety make his work of the most attractive
books of travel issued from the American press The
illustrations are from drawings made on the spot.
synNry sM1rHS How 1FFH HEAPY' AND 1rrrpps
Memoir of Reverend Sydney Smith By his Daughter,
Lady Holland With Selection from his Letters, edited
by Mrs. Austili vols. 12mo, muslin.
** The work now issued comprises an nartifcial me-
moir of Sydney Smith, giving brief and unpretendng
narrative Of his life but literally spced with specimens of
his good sayings and limited selection from his
dencc consisting almost entirely of letters written in
abandon of friendship to few of his intimate associates.
For Sale By H. ID. TURNER,
N, c. Book Store.
Raleigh Sept. 1856 81
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E N GIN E e Rim .

EvHE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO FURNISH
IL pans specifications and estimates and contract for
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machinist and having had seven wears
experience in North Carolina fully aware of the wants
the people, and safely say that my facilities for fur
nshng good Machinery at fair prices unsurpassed.
will pay particular attention to putting up any machinery
In any part of the States of North and South Carolina
Agent for McCntccks patent Safety Valve, and SCOTS
patent Brick Machine &c. &c.
- All letters to receive attention must be postpaid.
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, N. G.
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BOOKsl BOOKS! BOOKS!


WINNIE AND 1.-THE NEW PURCHASE, OR
w early years the far West, by Robt Carlton, Esq
klosterheim by DeQuincev.
Song of Hawatha, by Longfellow
Hoary Head and McDonner by Abbott.
Stlabo, by Hamilton & Falcuner.
Memoirs Of Catherine of Russia and Her Successors.
Teverino, by George Sand.
Gienwood; Or, The Parish Boy.
Representative Women From Eve the Wife of the first
toMary the Mother of the second Adam, b. Baldwin
Memoirs of Henry the Eighth, of England and his six
Wives, by Herbert.
The Planters Victim; Or Incidents of American Slave
ry with Illustrations.
. ti1ltnns.
Maker: Manly Exercises Containing Eowng Sailing
Gray's Elegy, illustrated
Lives of the Queens of England of the house of Hano
yer, by Dr. d. Doran
Memoirs of DR.. Sampson late President of The Union
Theological Seminary.
Wheeer's History of North Carolina, illustrated.
For sale by
II. D. TURNER,
n. C.. Bookstore.
Raleigh, Dec l, 1855. g
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NHSIIRANGE AND TRIST COMP Cou,.

E EREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect Insur
ances for life rarely presented by similar institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only Members Of the Coneany-ented to such profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund.-
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
partments of the Company which kept actively
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued on the applicants life,
or on the lives OF slaves for year, term of years. at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Sa0ings Bamk-and the
depostors allowed interest at the rate of Der cent per
for any time not exceeding four months per
four and not exceeding six months and per cent
for any time six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address
d. P. WEIR, Sec & Treas.
Greensborough N. c. September l, 1854. Sly.
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PROSPECTUS OF
sTHE WESTERN SENTINEL"
A DEMOCRATIC AND FAMILY JOURNAL.

A DEMOCRATIC AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
SOLICITED BY MANY CITIZENS OF FORSYTH
Sand surrounding Counties the undersigned proposes
Weekly Newspaper under the above title
The increasing public interests of our secon and of
Western Carolina generally the enlarged appreciation of
the eadng public and the demand for local journal at
the of County government, to favor the
abishmen Winston of journal of the character pro-
The SENTINEL will be devoted to Morality, Pure Lit
erature Republican Prime ples General Intelligence and
all the interests of the people 1t will be the aim of the
publisher render it repository Of pleasing and prtta
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companion to the Home Circle
In matters of public policy, both National and State it
will yield unwaverng support to Democratic measures
ing to the height of its abb ty the principles OF the Ba
more Democratic platform of 1857 agreed by the
Party and sanctioned by large majority of the American
People
Against the recently organized "Know Nothing" or
cded and unequvoca ground regarding the creation of
religious test qualification for public office at variance
with the letter and spirit CT the Constitution opposed to
every principle of Rcpublicans and worthy only the g
norance intolerance of darker age. Acting from
conviction that honesty capabty aud fidelity to the
Constitution aside political principe,) sufficient
requisites candidates for office under Republican form
of government shall oppose any organization whether
secret or OPEN that seeks TO barrier the
native and adopted Citizen deprive either of the rights
and privileges enjoyed under the Constitution and Laws as
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subject will be: PR1NCPLEs-not br;hp place MEASURES
not men.
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StaeS while MAINTAINING jealous OF tner
divdual rights advocating the only guarantee of the
perpetuity of the Unon strict and faithful adherence
under all circumstances, to the Federal Constitution.
with the increased mail facilities afforded blythe compile
of the North Carolina Railroad and the advantages of
daily arr1v the Sentinel will contain the latest and most
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Especial and attention will be bestowed upon the
Editorial Department and with the assistance of intei-
gent correspondents is hoped that the original portion of
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the tone of the Sentinel upon all subjects, will
be fearless and ndependen columns will be entirely
slang and biilinospate rhetoric
spcuous in of the political journals of the day.
The first number will be issued in the month OF April
next
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advance dollars and half after six months, three
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vance, the paper will be furnished one year, gratis.
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