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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-02-27
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or. or tho |.
h,s;nasa of the R~oad:-Since its coupletpoh' Il
Sftean thousand pounds of dried fruit were !
sent down. on the same train from LexehgUoh' >
for Norfolk. !
Aev1rv FOR INrBRIArEs. A petition is
hocnro tho massachusetts, Legislature, pray
;no far the establishment of an Asylum tor
Inehr;atss. wherein they may receive such
trnoroant "a shall restore them to soundness
nf haalth and sanity of mind; and also to al
ford such facilities as shall render the asylum
a saltsupporting institution, for the no"
miserable victims Of intemperance.
e- The vacancy in the Board of Direc-
80 of ina Rink of the State occasi0ned by
the death of J. B. G. RoULHAc, Esq. has
been filed by the appointment OF the Hon
CHARLES MANLY.
PHILANTHROPY REwARDED.-lt is said that
Miss Andrews, who went from Syracuse TO
N.rfoik during the prevalence OF the lever
nlacue in that city last SUMMER anu "no'
~ t6e risk of her own life, rendered so much
good service to the untortuna'e victims "a
the endemic, is about to be married to a gen
tlaman Of wealth and position residing at
Norfolk.
' Cu,R,E.rox, Feb. 18.-Mrs Caroline Lee
/ Heutz. the authoress, died at Nlaflanha
I Florida, on the llth INST.
8 Arch Bishop Hughes, we understood, ha
q been selected. by the Senior Glass IN our IN
u yersitv, to pr reach the valedlctory sermon a
the approaching commoncement.-H'"s. ~
cordcr.
II s. SxxAToR.-Anthony Kenedy, men
III her Of the House Of Delegates, Maryland, he
er been elected by the Legislature of hat Sta
no United States Senator for six years from II
10 4th of March, 1857, in place of the Hon. In
he mas G.. Pratt, whose term will then expire
v BosroH, Feb. 21.-Capsaiu Lang of t
ey steamship Canada lately from LiverpoC
I'll thinks that the report spread abroad abo
of ia uafoundad.. He reports that strong "
r-raaSIhasA &en aeaai - &c Se
severe weather ragged during the whole tim
'' OF his passage. He infers thence that !
II Pacifs, if disabled by the lee, had no d
~ Guilty ID putting back under can vass. 4
az The Fayetteville Observer states It r
no an important discovery of Coal at Egyptn H
Ter Deep River, has been made. A seam < Ia
- ceedlngiyrlch bituminous coal, four and af <
,k- feet thick, OF beautiful quality was reed 4
- NoPI0 Il u Il(Lla over aUU tGet. uWA n
a tins seam is doubtless another and fer; I
ny for at the outcrop, a mile distant, lse the b.
Observer there are two seams, the NJ one Sc
lat corresponding with that now diseosd at q
Egypt being about 2 feet thick, wi the tie
under seam is upwards of feet thi The C. :
ng Coal burns brilliantly. The ezero of the =
Coal Fields is developing itself glually J,
aud tits more and more apparent at there P
Is enough to supply for centurie, he river b.
and all the rail roads that We arc Kelly ever t. t.
he to have. G
re- ~, -
sa- This Asheville Spectator ONES to us t t
with a new dress and bp,nf;ay printed. 7 7
We hope the efforts of the wory publishers r
as to make the Spectator e3nal appearance if
or toany paper in the State, vi be suitably re
rewarded. D
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Successor to q. /. Harding

THE undersigned, who has been for many years
Clerk for f.. l.. Harding, was, on the 1st day af
January 1856, appointed Agent for the Raleigh
Branch," by the same Manufacturers with whom
Mr.. II. was connected while in business in this
city.
The same style and class Of Clothing that have
given this h use the reputation it new enjoys. will
be kept, and the prices will be as uniform, nd we
hope as satisfactory, in every particular.
WM. IL. WILLIAMS.
Feb. Is, 1856. 81 n
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Office z. & G. r. r. Company,
RALEIGH, Jan. 81, 1856.
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD.

hALLIUH AND UA6IUN
Schedule for Nail Train on and after Turs-
day, the 3lst day Of January, 1856.
NOTICE.-0n and after to-day the Nail Trai.
IN will leave the Depot, North Carolina Rail-
road at Is minutes before 9 O'Clock. A. n, upon
the arrival Of the cars from the West. The con-
ductors and Baggage Master will be in READINGS.
to take charge Of baggage. &c Passengers will
have no trouble in shifting baggage and will ar
rive at Weldon at ii .3s A. NJ, in fall time for ell
trains going North.
By ordsr Of the President,
JAMES II. POOL.
= Ticket Aren't.
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KINSTON MALE ACADEMY.
DIR. VIM II HARRFII Pzrncrpn

I'M VI p. HhhIALIsLI IrINNIFAL.
4 present session of thi school was opened
ca the Sth January, by the above gentieneR, with
tke view of making the occupation Of t~ede.ing =
permanent one for life. lie begs leave, therefore,
to say, that having resolved 10 devote his whole
time and energies to the instruction Of youth, he
respectfully solieits the patronage Of those parents
aad guardians, who may have sons or wards to Cd
ucats. ThoroIghneSs in all the braReses taught,
is the object aimed at; while, az the ssse time,
the adva cement Of the pupil shall be as :apid
and progressive as his mental cnpasiNes will sd-
nit.
Ternss, per Session .f5 aoH,Es:
Elementary branches, including spelling, se.
reading, writing, &C., "
Higher English, comprising tho above
with Grammar, Geography A1ihRs= lA "A
tic, Philosophy, Rhetoric, de-,
Th> Classics and Mathematics, 1896
School room expenses, 90
Kinston, n. c., Feb. I, 1856. Ss-4x
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l. HolicoFay's Ointment and Pills the best
hemeales for til. Cureof Female Complaints.
Inc extraordinary effect these Pills have upon
an esnplaintsD ,cuii arly incidentalto females,
-M2aIaa ppear Incredible to the citizens of the
Union, if it were not confirmed daily by the
Sonderful cures they effect in the various
States: 1t is an unquestionable fact, that
there IS not any remedy to equal them for
e1term,nating suffering from the softer sex,
particularly for young girls entering into
"omanhood, therefore all are requested to
give them a trial, which will insure their re-
commentator.
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ywmspoison lit may turn cut TO be true
,ho, IN snite Of all your efforts to suppress It,
: n.;n seck;ne and corrupt men will, Tor proht
md .~en,uality,' still engage in she destructive
trosr-yetif ii, Ly your votes you WIPE tns
s,',i .tai9 from the escutcheon of the State OF
.S iOS, 2 S-srticipator therein, YOU will hav;
.nE,-y"d vour duty-thc rewards ola good
%S;eSce will be yours, and the smiles anc
VIZ ola y%;;rtuous constituency hanC
alr[ down 10 their children as deservlnI
mirae $ndation and worthy Of their al
Our cod example.
And who n welfare is our first concern
duty YES that best, best proves IA
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PRICES T.
MARKET.

Reported by JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer.
Flour, per Dbl. So so to 9 lard, IL to 10 butter,
25 to 80 meal p bush. IS q Is; corn p bush.
60 a 20; fodder p hundred so @ 81; besswa1,
Is to 20 dry hides, 10; white peas 10 to SO
stock peas, IS to 70; pork. s to 81; tallcw, To-.
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A Book for every Methodist.

The Annals Of Southern Mtthodism fer '55."
= Edited by the Rev. Charles f. Deems, d. D..
Tn15 NV woKK-BfIDS&ACEs THU STA
tistics and a great rariety of other tnteresfing an
formation in erery department Of Southern Meth.-
dist operations, under the following general heads ;
I. The Episcopacy II. Plan of Visitation III.
The Conferences ". Dedication of Churches (:
Y. REVEALS; vi. Missions; VII. Colleges; VIII
Sunday Schools TX. Tract Society Y. Publish.
ing House and Literary Notices; XI. Instruction
Of People Of Color XII. Historical Sketches I;
XIII. Biblical Sketches; XIV. Personal Notices.
XIV. Bishop Andrews letters on California XVI.
Memorials Of Bishop Capers; XVII. Miscslla-
asous XVIII. Appsndix.-3G9 pages large L.
rae.
Price 81. for which q copy viii be sent prepaid.
Bills of North Carolina or South Carolina Banks,
or gold dollars, should be sent. A liberal discount
to Booksellers and Ministers.
Address, CHARLES 2. DEEMS.
Goldsboro,' n. c.
January 81 1873 -
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MARKET.

by GEO.H. KELLY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 65, hard l s. !;
spirits turp. 3Sc. rosin / 5 o. | 10 common tar,
81 10 salt Is @ ] Is; timber 81 to SO 50 fsur
supr. sS4, family $Si to SO; corn 90; butter Is to
31c; meal IS to 90; bacon, 123 hogrouad, 134 a Is
hams coffee l24 to Is sugars 81 to 10, crushed
III to lie. cow peas IS to IS; oats 45 to sac. F.;
cotton 81 to 10; molasses Al to AZ liss | rs to ! IS
pork 1s4 to so rice 81 per essZ eIeansd; lard l23
to IS; tall.w candles II to e. Feb. 19.
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A RARE CHANCEi
& SPLENDID GOLD WATCH
To hs giyen Lwa


ASG Premium on The follOuiRg conditions:
1 90 Subscribers to HarperiE Magazine, 1T the
IOO regular price, So yssr, must be obt.issd.
Each subscriber, on the receipts Of the susuns OF
subscription, viii have the Magazine sent ts hiI or
her address, for one year, and will receive by rstsrn
mail, n receipt for the years subsc-iptisa, ada
ticket emitting the subscriber "a . chane. for tie
Watch. As soon as tie 100 subscribers ara o.
tanned, the drawing will tako pla.e.
MANNER OF ORA WING.
There will be lee tickets and lee dupliratss,
and when the subscriber sends in his name, 10 viii
receive a ticket With q number sz it, and snsibsr
ticket, corresponding in number, viii be placed II =
BOX at the same time when ali ths tickets ara sold,
and the drawing takes place, the tiskets in tss hoI
will be well shaken up, and soas sisiatsres:ed per-
SON will d-aw forth one Of the tickets, and ID. sold-
or of the ticket corresponding in aauhsT vita :hat
drawn out, will be eEtitledt to the Watch.
The Watch is a Gold English Lever. SsuLls
eased, valued at S75, and will Be warranted a per-
feet time keeper. ~
Clubs olive and upwards will ss received 81 $2,5s.
Subscribers may take Codey's Ladies Book,
Graham or Putnam's Magazine, if preferred.
All subscriptions will begin with ths January
lsmber, 1856.
Notice will be given when tbs drawing takes
place. and also of the successful person.
AdA-eSy, EEWIc- fapSMTTu.
Bookseller, RickEsnd, Va.
Ill
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pEcE1prs III AGE.

Ifou SINCE LAST ISsUE.-31 Ell -
wes- kwel: r Langston, S j ION, sumter .
err examagsis,, Elizs ISMR - : 6arElag6
J II Misenhimer, Mt fI5%sSht. s a r Adj
aS, ii Mcdaniel, Texas; G w May. Union; D
Ing, Jos King. 7 Puilen, Mrs JlRay, VIM Dance,
Wake c d Hill, Faison's J NJ White, Plymouth;
R Thorpe, Oak Hill J D Smith, Danl Smith, Gil
christ's Bridge A E Bernheart, Concord James
Tayioe, Rozobel Mrs N A Jarman, Comfort 3
Henry Hodson, ST, Centre; Eli Henderson, Love
lace J [ Talbert, J NJ Macy, j A Ciaywell, Yad-
kinvilIe: 3 D Hamilton, Catawba VIM Siler, VIM
Franklin Miss II F Thompson, Melville;
Willie Daniel, Weldon; r S Lilies, Westland w
Pate, Garysburg . Oliver Harrill, Suffolk Miss
Jane Wickerson, Hyco Falls; Robt Hanna, Wades-
boro' TB Ray, Orange: Miss E f Lee, Va; Jes-
guilty Miss A NJ Litchford, Rolesyille J T Hun
ter, Huntsville S M Terrell, Fish Dam J A Fal-
con, Littleton J II Hartsfeld, Forestyille T A
Molly. Murfreesboro' Miss Julia Gwynn, Tenn R
L Bell. J A Darden, Piney Grove; W H Burke,
Jehu Hart. Mark Bynun, Chatham; 5 Rev P A :
Peterson, Gloucester Miss Mary S Reid. Pits
boro': Rev L A Dorsey, 5 w S Sudderih, Morgan
ton w C Tays. Statesville Mrs CA Richardson,
Ga 5 j W BurGort, Old Trap 3P NJ Leasburg;
Hon Z G Reade, Washington; The Horn, Farming
ton ; ] E Barrett, Nashville , J 3 Pigsford: 4
Farrer, Va W NJ Lindsay, A Bagby, Jouesvills,
J Ingram, Cedar Hill: " Roleman, w X Parrish,
Red Mountain A c Flow. Haw Greek B Davies,
ir, Oh Hill D Ray, Hawley's: G " Noser. Mon
roe; H W Jones, Relesyille iona. Gillaspis,
Double Shoals; Miss 8 NJ McBryde, Laurinburgh
Levi Hill, Kinston W II Whits, J~arratt's; j W
Dolly, Tranquility n n Snyder, S~uushury J H
Bullock, Isaac Scott, Eutbush Joseph Hardie,
Brinklcyville; J. ". Ethridsc, Forsstville.
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DoIumeI
NJ M. NoRTLAsr
DECLINED GOING

A TTHE EARNEST SOLICITATION = gy
N Friends, | have declined going Wesa ,ra
/ ave concluded to T main in Raleigh. FAD -.
therefore purchased the entire stock Of GooiIt.,
longing to KING 4 BIGGS, and will CARR.
the Merchant Tailoring business in al lis braneE
es. | shall have in my employ. IL a few weeks.
a first rate Cutter from the North, rss eos Is
highly recommended.
l have now on hand a good assortment Of Cloths.
Cass. and Vestings, to Be made to order. ] have
also on hand a lot Of Winter Clothing, which will
be sold at cost.
As | intend dol z principally a cash business,
my articles will be sold at a very small per ee-t.
AL nti@1sf~irt me a cal, orc aAd
all. ' y. u. Dyes
Raleigh, Feb. ], 1856. 2S&zs
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NOTICE.

XTILL be seld on Saturday, the 1st day Of
w March next, at Public Auction, on the pre-
misses, six or eight one acre lots, in the neighbor-
hood of The depot, in the Tswn of Wilson. Most
of those lots are favsrably located for building
imposes, and will be sold on a credit of 8 months;
the purchaser giving note and good security when
the title deeds are made.
24-3r. RICHARD II. BATTLE,
WILLIE B. KICKS.
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~
der and Whitfield.
The election of Chaplain was indefinitely
postponed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-SENArR.-The ex.
ecutive documents relative to the Indian dis
turbances on the Pacific coast were received
Several bills of no general Importance were
passed.
IoUsE.-Mr. Daniel Wade, of Nav York
q Revolutionary Soldier, in his Oath wear
and q clergyman Of ths CONGREGATIONAL
Church there for 70 years, was elected Chan
lain. Internal Improvements and other bills
were introduced, including one by Mr.. D.u-
yer for the construction Of a Railway and
Telegraph line to the Pacific. Referred 10 a
select Committee oftAirtsen.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l9-The State Depart-
ment has sent to the Senate q mass of docu
ments bearing on the Central American oues-
ton as far back rs 1850. among them a plan
proposed by General Marcolctta to Lord
Clarendon two years ago, that Nicaragua and
Great Britain and the United States unite in
q treaty settlement of the Mosquito Indian
Iucstion. Mr.. Marcy in a letter to Marco,
ia denies that Great Britain had any SOY
sn rights over any part of Central Amer
q that to unite with her in q treaty al
I'd would be q distinct acknowledge
tist she hes, aud such an arrangement
d interfere with the claims set up b.
"a RIGA.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The Committee OF
elections has before it three cases of contes
ted elections from Illinois, one each from
Louisiana, Maryland, Iowa, Kansas andNe
Mexico, three from Nebraska and Maine
They will soon be submitted.
Mr.. Cullom, the Clerk of the House, we
seized Yesterday evening with illness OWN
20 his severe business duties, His conditio,
70 day inspires hopes 0fhi' early recovery
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Feb. 4th, 1856

d. G. Murray, Esq, is authorized to settle M
the business Of the old firm. These indebted will
please call en- hfu- J. ". O'NEAL..
Feb. 4. 1855. ~
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GEO. III. KELLEY & BROTHER
DEALERS IN
Family Groceries and Provisions,

No. IL, North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, n. C,
Will keep constantly on hand, Sugars, Cofses,
Mslasses, Cheese, Flour. Butter, Lard, Soaps,
Candles, Crackers, Starch, Oils, Snuf., &c, dc.
REFERENCES.
O. G. Parsley, Pres. of Commercial Bank; John
McRae, Pres. of Bank of Wilmington, Whining
ton. A. N. German, Rev. R. 7. Helm, Raleigh.
S. W. Westkrooks, Rev. w. II. Bobbitt, Green's
boro'; Feb. 20.
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CAN EPILEPSY BE cIED'

We think the totlO"inG leIeol Npeclable
c;tizen Of mississippi will answers queso on, and
rsmove all doubts from every unbsed mil:
GRENADA, Miss4un 5,s55.
DR.. Seth S. Hance, Baltimore, DE Sir
I take great pleasure in relating case q s2sms
or cts, cured by your inValnaoleE us wy toth-
err, j. J. Ligen, has long been actea wnfhis
awfpl disease. He was first attEcd WINE lite
Young. He would have one or spasinS atne
ssttacSS At first but as b. grew der, they SCI
ed to increase likewise. Up to khAe ne GO
menced taking your Pills, he hahem very Oft
IVA onita severe. frustrating hinody and min,
His mind had suffered serious but now, an
happy to say, he is cured of thoets. lie has en-
loved fine health for the last months past
! His mind has also returned to 1kFlglnal sprlgnk
illness. All this 1 take a great Sure IN commu'
| nicating, as it may be the mea directing otn
ers to the remedy that will Gu eem' Yours re
specially, &c.
No n.rson who is suffering toFits. or Spasms
should neglect sending to DR. nee, alter tn:
, for a supply of his inestimabler letne. ms pr ~
: ces are as follows: one box So 50 twelve %
sent by mail FREQ, on tho reed pf o remlttanc,
ADDE'S. SrTH s. HANcE. los HAhore street, Bal
e timore, Md.
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II Withdrawing from the business in which /
have been engaged, | return my sincere thanks
to a generous public for the patronage &C literally
bestowed upon the firm of KING 4 BIGGS, and
solicit a continuance OF the same to Mr. J. II.
BIGGs, who will eontinae the business.
32-1F 7 ZINC
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DISSOLUTION.

THR espartnership, heretofore existing under
the name and style of MURRAY & ONEAL, i.
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
d. C. MURRAY.
j. ". ONRAL.
EaI IA 1R
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LIBERAL OFFER.

A NY person uhs will act as my agent aad
- ssnd six pupils to the 'Gernanton Female
Seminary skall be entitled to SIS in tuition, (sr
no daughters to send, will be paid abe money
This agency will only continue until the close Of
ths present year. Address MRS. ANN ELIZA
NAYS, Gernantsn, Stokes co., u. C. 9s-3n.
TIME Secret Art of Catching Fish, with or with
out hook and line sent for as cts. Address
Box Is, Forestville, n. c.. 75-6w.
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NICHOLS HOTEL,

He sfers his professional services il ali its
branches 10 the public.
n. 3. DR.. IL. has given and viii continue to
give very especial attention to the diseases pscu-
liar to WoKEE; n the treatmen Of which he has
been very successful. 24-ti
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A The Asheyille Spectator. ONES to US
with a new dress and be.ufify printed.
we nope the Efforts of the worB publishers
to make the Spectator canal appearance
toany paper in the State, WI be suitably
rewarded.
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DR. ROSCOE HOOKER, ND

A Graduate Of the University ofNor-h Carolina
n and of the Medical Department Of the Uni
versity of Now York. After an extensive and suo-
ces.ful practice of several years, has located in
HILLSBORO'. His residence is that formerly oesu-
pied by DIR. JAS. SMITH, opposite
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SchlOSS. Brother & Co..

TAKE pleasure in announcing to ths citi.ens %
Raleigh, vicinity and the public in general, taAt
they have changed their firm, by taking n ! part
nsr, Mr.. NJ. CRAFTSMAN, who VII hereafter carry
en- the CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
STORE in all its branches. All orders viii
receive strict attention. Any garment Gent for
viii be finished and forwarded to its destination
within 8 days.
All sizes of Goats, Pants, Vests, etc. constantly
kept up by oar original Merchant TsilDr Estsb-
lishment Of Joseph Sehloss Z Brother, eo7nsr sf
Light and Mercer Streets, Baltimore, MI.
Our Dry Goods shall and must be sold s3on,A
Ws are anxious to make eur store
REGULAR CLOTHING H0ESE
Call and get Dry Goods as Cp-s bef
send them os to Auction Ec<SoTur-
GCHLOSS/ P
Raleigh, Jan. z9. Is5S70n~Z1
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nnNm1 NOIICl

"a regRiar Or, 1oHJ
~ CHING made the Is.slf ,ayears.
i'rs AIS stfheroirom, specially Tor easay in-
Pr9s condition &C this partieuIaFanehs snas
JFfs;i 70 merit the appreciation Of bsss
~ Art and Medical Science. "a
0i Communicatisbs directed ton i.
,,;r6. Haw River or Salisbury, viSe
earliest attention.. - Gov; hs
n..a professors Of the UnFsliyf 80
RS p.;nc;n,l, Of most Of the Aeaens. esst.
INCL. throughout the middle portisH tsa&0Hd
Feb. 8, 1t5s-
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1sha-First for the Trs<e

1856-First for the IT, ua,s.-
FIST received, 5 Cases of spriZ2 ss,,Ta6le svy
u They are the lightsst and = srm Of Beehs & :
U.pafactured By the celebrates 2 5. TUCKER
=" VII -z1
Feb. II, 1856.
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SUPERIOR I GINS.

6UPERIUR CUTTON, GINS
THESE are the celebrated Georgia Gins. I'D
4 ufactursd By Samuel Griswold, at Cd hs
Wills, in that State. They are used iseld oas
half the number snd they are univsfn the Union.
edged TO be the best performing North Carolina,
Mr.. Va. Evans Of Grssny and Virginia, and
is my SOLE Agent in that ST. supply ali who need
will call on planters in ling. erop ofIsss.
31-Gmpd.
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as-sL ssryics:: in memory Of

perance who died in Ports
prevalence Of the yellow
hrld in the Court street
II last Sabbath afternoon
were both interesting and
prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Thomas Hume arose, and
hence portrayed the devasta-
Aestilence with which eur
bited last year. lie spoke
members Of she Howard
IF Temperance who fell
krtrayed the christian
layed i'll the hour of
Nse funeral he was
he deplored the
Nr midst, and ur-
Ny of christians
use, and battle
nance. The
:r by the
ed them
DIT. The poet !
At roipo smother Il
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JOB PRINTING
E.sss e.s..ss-I ct 40 ~
Daily American organ., 1856-03-17

Mr. MACE moved TO suspend the rulss, to enA-
BILE him TO submit resolution authorizing the
Doorkeeper to appoint several assistants The mo-
ton did not prevail
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, hom the Committee
Of Ways and Means, reported . bill making appro-
priations for fortifcations and other works Of de-
fence for the year ending 30th June, 1857.
Mr. CARLILE, of Virginia, introduced bill
amendatory Of the act in addition to certain acts
granting bounty land to certain officers and soldiers
who have been engaged in the military service OF
the United States which was referred to the Com
mittee on Public Lands
4 The House then resumed the consideration OF
the resolution empowering the Committee Of Elec-
tions to send for persona and papers and 70 ex-
anime Witnesses under oath or affirmation in the
Kansas contested election case. R98 @EyN a
Mr.. GALLOWAY, of Ohio, addressed the House
at length in support Of the resolution. 3