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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-20
FDafrouisc y0ssr .Ssigh5crs.
BRYAN & OLDHAM,

GrOcerS and Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. G.,
I'D ESpEcTFulLY inform their upcoun:ry friends
~ That they prepared 10 give prompt attention 70
al business 10 their line which may he committed 10
their charge, and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
They also keep on hand The hest CORN Shell
LERS thai can be had. and uron The receipt Of orders
enclosing len dollars They will OLIVER IN Marlborough
shelter with which boy fourteen years old can shell
LOO 10 $50 bushels per day.
Wilmington. Ian. IS. o3-6m
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PrcKrsos AND srEArrsos.--Ihe NJ

picKISos AND SrEALIsGs.--The New York
Aldermen have heen for years paving s66.O0o
u year iur the removal Of The Hal from The cry
whilst responsible persons haze bcen offering q
pay premium lot die privilege. Al lasi they
have heen :occd 70 lrl Tire contract % The hesl
bidder. and sixteen bills have zen pu, ~. offer
log 10 pay from $500 10 $1,000. lor the pnsi'
Ege.
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Washington, Feb. |.

GIN A1MoSTE IN ROUTE FOR MExIco.--
Gen. Almonie. The Mexican Minister 10 this
coumry ,ih-s LEFT Washington fur Mexica NJ lie
argent request u his friend. The Constitution Of
ilal country nav being ienodrllej.
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STATE OF ..O,.TiI .f,.At90I.TTA..
FEKss,S Lou$EY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
December Term, 1855.
Thomas NJ HamlettV .. William B. Dixon.
Alacsmeat leuiea on he deifadaats interest IN ias
taihers Real Estate.
IN this case, ii appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court that The defendant il not resident Of this
State. il is ordered that publication be made for xix sue
cessive weeks in tho Hsboough Recorder for The said
defendant to appear at the Text term Of our Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held tor the county of
Person. at the court house in Roxboronsh the third
Monday in March next, then and there 10 plead answer
OF demur OF judgment final ~:;l be entered against him.
and his interest in said land condemned for plaintiffs
benefit
Witness, Charles Mason. Clerk Of said Court. at Of
fee, the third Monday in December, 1855.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
January %. Price adv. So: so 23-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-20

The steamer Northern Light, from Cali
fornia, has arrived witl, 1928, 900 IN specie.
The President of Nicaragua has issued !
decree suspending all official intercourse with
the u. =, and recalled Mr.. French.
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Hon. sc Painting.
OUT FOR MYSELF.

OUT FOR MYSELF.
g N. COLLINS o1es his services to the people Of
e1s Hilsborough and lis vicinity House Painter.
For his qualifications, he refers 10 Mr. L. Woods with
whom he has worked for four years.
January B. 20-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-20
NJ APES's
sitrogenized Smper-Ph0sphatc
OF i.ifne,
Mapes' Improved Superb Phosphate
Of Lime.

OF Lime.
FREDERICK McREADY.
General Agent FOR the Manufacturers Office q Tie Work
ing Farmer. l43 Fulton Suret. n. York
JAMES WEBB. Agent, lIillsborough. n. G.
THE numerous experiments IS which these fertilizers
have been tested prove their superiority over al
others 10 the cultivation 81 all kinds d crops 10 The
garden snd in the field
They are prepared under the direction IL Professor
Mapes. Editor Of the Working Fanner anil have trrn
used by himself aud others. with the most marked adj
yantages. ior the last Eve wears.
Arrangements made ~ ihr manufacturers enable them
10 procure The materials al The cheapest porsc sies
AMI hence ihey cal oiier pure stclc composed en-
tirey OF phosphate &c lime, snhurie acid, Peruvian
cuano and suphaie Of ammonia price equal 10 that
Of Peruvian guno but lr ihe use Of the farmer is Of
quite double is yluc. BIZ such treatment the ammonia
Is no longer ySse, and hence Il is lasting than
L Peruvian Ruauo.
/ Five bundled pound, of The Improved super-phos-
phae u Lime have been found hy frequent experiment
10 faIls equal IN value thirty half cords q vel roiie
sae mlnure and from no, Icing volatile, lasts in The
soil until consumed hy tie plants.
The convenience Of this consists 10 iis small
hulk. snd consequent esse u hlping. A single hun
dssi pound. appiei top-dtessns 10 meadows, will
INCREASE The yinh more thsn Ton PEE acre.
Us supenofiy and economy, compared with guann
.yery great Comparative experiments have been mad
With Ills nsnufe, alongside Of al other known ictiz
et and nyalhy with results fayoiable ID the lmpror
Cd SupetPhosphs,r d Lime.
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YOUNG JERRY,

WILL stand The ensuing season nj South Lowell,
~ Mangum's store, Tally lIo. At William Gce,'s,
Granville. and at Guess mill, stopping A intermediate
points TO suit the convenience Of Customers. For fur.
iher particulars SEQ hand bill.
LEATllERS & DOUGLAS.
February i6. 1856. 27--
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DEaocRATIc coxAENr,uS ~ ALasAcE. -
The Democrats of Alamance county propose
holding convention in Graham on the third
Monday in March next. 70 nominate candi.
dates for the ensuing Legislature.
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Ma. CRANprnN.-- impression exists
here that Mr.. Champion will shortly retire 70.
UNFAIRLY and not IN consequence q any de-
man,i on the part d this government Tor hrs
recall.
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ID b. gAs = y )
nEyTIsT.

Now IN Chapel Il a. woull b. pleased 10 .es, hcat
~ fem - mny A. desire hi professional services, d
their earliest conyenience.
Calll nude On lin. af communications directed 70
Chlppl Hill lIil.,ofsash Graham. viii u fully ~.
pfccilicd inl ptsmpy ATTENDED 70.
]. Tlt-c VIII think psaprr 10 applY IN lime. can
hive te henefls Il every Improvement which fourteen
yen. Of alno cenalnt Practice has suggested and
n benril Inc dental All proposes
February O. 25--
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deceased wna soldier q he Revolutionary wal, fought
iat Briar Creek and Guiford Court House, taken
prisoner, and for seseralmonths kept on board pri
son ship.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
REMAINING Al the Posi- Office in HilIsborough on
r.sa The Isl day Of January, 1856.
james BuIk. ID. ". Kerr.
Jacob Bledsor. Il z. Kellogg,
q. A. Brown, Frederick Ilo,d.
William Q. conner,1 benjamin l. Long.
Walter X. Crosard, William Murdock,
John Cameron, Hamilton Montgomery,
Henry ] Chase. Miss Lou. NJ Daniel,
Anderson Is. Couch. VI. VI. Maon,
Benjamin L. Emerson, Miss Nancy M.Nally,
Martha II. Faucet. Primrose Price,
/. $. Horn, Malissa Patterson,
g. W. Hcndry. Jacob Rrcs,
Glasgow Hays. William r. Ray.
Martin Head, William u. SSmmes,
Nelson Hall. George w. Scarett,
James johnson. William T. Showi.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, r. "
January 8. 20
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mAn mnnn.

IN his county, on Tuesday the 18th Instant, Ny G.
T.. smith. Esq. NJ. lANrs PTAft @ Miss JssE PArt.
daughter q Nj. John Paul
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-20
A GREAT BARGAIN.

a UhEAI BAhUAIN.
A S the suhscriler has determined ie remove % the
"A south, be viii sell privately the Plantation on
which he nnw Icsidrs three miles cas q illshoough
II has i eommoious dwelling house and other
buildings. situated enlinence, giving pleasant
view of ihe river Emo IL il mcanh,rnSs and the adjl
ceal mountains. Tie Plantation contains 277 acres 81
good farming land, under god fenrc. Tic situation j,
particularly healthy. and perhaps as summer residence
has but lew any equals.
Also will We sold very valuable Tract Of LAND 10
Rockingham county, on Haw River. containing 226
acres.
Also. two new business Houses In lIill.loropgh
c. J. FREELAND.
January rs. 23-3s
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N Office

"A PPIICATIOS will Sc made at February Term Of
n tho County Court of Orange. 10 remove The Elec-
iinn Precinct foE Ws!nui Grove (Ncholss old sland)
to Parish,ills q. M. 4 e. T.. Parshs store.
January 81. a.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERsnN GnnNTY.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
December Term, 1855.
Elizabeth Day and James Day .. Horace Day.
Petition 70, Partition Of Land.
this case it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of tho
Court that the defendant. Horace Day, is not resi-
dent Of this State, il is ordered thai publication be made
for six successive weeks in The Hilborough Recorder
for The said defendant to appear at term Of our
Court Of Peas and Quarter Sessions be held for the
county Of Person. at the court house in Roxhorough, on
the third Monday in March next then and there 10 plead.
answer or demur &c tie PLAINTIFF petition, the same
will be taken pro coasso by them, and heard er pdrie
Witness, Charles Mason, Clerk Of said Court, at
Office, the third Monday in December, 1855.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
January %. Price adv. 4: SO 23--6w
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Revised Code OF North Carolina.
vHyiIOsE desiring Ibis ruly desirabe work, can Oh.
= tail Il from the subscribers. Price 81 per copy.
j. G. TURRENriNF & SON.
February 10. 25--
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

I IT NFttItOfaEAF4fs
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term. 1855.
TT is ordered by the Court that publication he made
in the Hlllshoroush Recorder FOR SIX weeks, giving
notice thai motion will Re made Al The next term q
said Court 10 abolish The Office Of County Trustee.
Witness George Laws. Clerk Of said Court. 81 office
III Hills,ofpugh, the fourth Monday in November,
'o''. GEORGE LANS, c. {. e.
Jsnuarys 8. .c-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-20

LONG & CAIN
HAVE ju.. received and oiErr 90 ale, large ssti.
u rly II Pedumery Dc, 81 lie hesi quality, among
which arc the iulioeinsi
Cologne. Toilet Vinegar. Lavender Water. Yef5ena,
t.rfsnrur, and Bay Wslet
rins E1t.ae,s LAIN & Haf. BAlsamic Ea1 De Boi0t,
ri.sn. line Tooth WISH.
l,hl,,ius Teo;h VAST Paste lpf tho Teeth,
Eau Illustrate. 4 very tue az LYONS kalhation.
t,rl. E,r ths Hair. IIlief's Excelsior Fnfni.
Lip Sase. tufe Polish,
fsnrt scans. 1fipoli Polish,
shaving SOsps, fhiiotainrs.
t.aId gfeam pamaie Divine,
Egyptian Hair De.
Fsney Letter 4 Nols Paper, Pocket lnksisnds,
Envelopes. steel Pens,
Letter aud Fnolscap Psper. lnk,
Backgammon Boards, Mnrk Bcxrs.
Whiting Desks. Cshas,
Paft Monies. Baskeiss &C. &C.
November &c. ~
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" 4 u L y i

WANTED,
a BOY fourteen Or fifteen years Of age, TO learn the
- House and Sign Painting business.
Apply 10 SAMUEL N. COLLINS.
January TO- 2l-dw
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DIED. ii TIC University Of North catoiina on Sun
day last The i7lh mat, Mr. DAVID lIimi,Ep. Of Nash
county, N. q. Mr. billiard wa. a mcnlbct 81 the Sc.
nor class il the University. and also thr Law School
The ptopte,y This department. bl, diligence 10 husi.
urss and kindns. Of heart. had endearcd him 20 b.
associates and secured ar him the esteem Of bis in
stfuctort.
Died. In Alimisee county, on the ieth instant, Nc
Ji~s rrssss, .ea , IN III. eslh ,s,f sfh. 80. -
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a Il X ID.

A & a I'D.
.. IDBIIT9tIg, DIEIIsr,
HAVING located IN Marlborough. respectfully Of
irts hs professional -et,iccs % The ,fes Of the
Town ana surrounding counies. lie can produce salts.
factory testimonials a BIZ xiii IN the profession
Office ii Tic Uuina Hotel. When requested. lmi.
lies viii he waited on at their residence. Charges Sa.
sonIble.
ff Dr. Il. viii IL IN Chapel I'LL lie itst week 10
each month.
February IL. c5-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-20
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.

THE subscriher akss this method 81 informing III.
friends and The pulic generally. that be is ami g
on The Boot and Shpe.makinc Business d his Ia ieid
10 Orange county, NJ g., twelve miles souh ol T,osho-
rough, and twelve miles norih cf Hilsh1fough. The
shop conducted entirely hs MI Asa \. Ds,is former.
II q HiIsborough who Hlliers himse and lhc-e fSf
whom lie has worked viii hear him oui in lis cpniUh
that be can d - good work y any workman in Tho
ate and on ~ reasonable trims and 10 expeditions
manner ~ any other workman 10 Re found
All orders from distance promptly attended 70. He
i now recsisins large stock u Northern Calf skin lof
MAKING bo0'' SHOES @e' W. II. PASS.
Ianuar, =. 20
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Round Hill Female Academy,

January IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03
President King and ntl Slavery Models.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


Noticing in your issue OF June an editorial with
a query concerning Columbia College, / offer the
following reply:-You ask if President King pre-.
sents Messrs. Greeley and Webb as models for his
pupils. He does not. By wise provision in the
statutes Of Columbia College, all religious and DO.
litica subjects are expressly forbid to be mentioned
within her walls. During the present session some
two or three students delivered antialavery I'd.
dresses but whether from the dissatisfaction of the
classes or noD President King formally forbade
their repetition.
Annexed you will find the political views Of the
different societies of Columbia as far as can Judge
from observation and from personal acquaintance
with their members. will enumerate the societies
according to their respective merits:-
Delta Phi Fraternity unanimously conservative.
Psi Epsilon Fraternity, about three-fourths con.
seryatlve.
Delta Pei Fraternity about threefourths con-
sentative.
Cha Psi Fraternity conservative.
Phi Kappa Sigma Society, about threefourths
conservative.
Phiolcxian Society, with one exception, conser.
vatiye.
Peithoogean Society, almost entirely anti
slavery.
BY giving this note insertion you will obliee
A SUBSCRIBER AND STUDENT OF CoLUxBr1
NEW YORK, June q 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03
Opening Of the Daily Normal School.

formal opening of the Daily Normal School
will take place on Monday next, at three O'Clock, in
the rooms ofthe School Hall Board Of Education The
occasion is one Of no ordinary importance to the into
rests public education in New York. as the success
ofour free school system depends mainly upon the &C.
qurements and qualifications of the teachers for the
responsible positionswhich they occupy. It is not
enough that they should be thoroughly convcrsant
with the various branches which are taught in the
different departmental Of our ward schools, but they
should also possess that experience and tact in I'M
parting knowledge, without which no teacher can
hope to achieve success. We are pleased therefore,
to see that the public will be presented with an on.
portunity OF judging the merits of those who are to
occupy the important position of teachers in our
public schools; and from what we have heard, we
have no doubt that they will realize the expectations
that have been formed in regard to the institu-
ton of which they ore pupils.
The daily normal school was organized about
three months ago. for the preparation Of teachers
to fill the vacancies which occur from time to time
in the different ward schools throughout the city,
1t has an attendance at present of from one hundred
and fifty to two hundred young ladies', and large
number have already, we understand, been appoint
ed to situations On the occasion Of the opening
the members of the Board Of Education the School
Trustees and Inspectors and President and Faculty
OF the Free Academy, will be present, besides the
principals and vice principals OF the female gram.
mar schools. An address is to be made explanatory
Of our system of public education, and It is hoped
effect on the interests which it Is intended to pro,
mote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

IMPORTANT Observation-Disclosures LAND WAR.
RANTsA circular has just been issued by the Gene.
raj Land Office, stating that by the act OF March a.
1852, land warrants and locations not pre.emptive
are assigpabe; but it Is the decision OF the Depart
ment, that where locations are made by pre-emptOrs
of their rights under the act of September L. is4l
such pre- emption locations are not asaignable, Cor
the reason that there is an express inhibition IN
the said act Of 4s4l against the transfer Of pre-
,icps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

Court OF Gene, al SESSIONS.
BEFORE Recorder Smith.

At the opening of the June term Of this court this
morning, the clerk called over the names of
gentlemen summoned as Grand Jurors and there
being, as usual no quorum present, they were dis
charged for the day. The roll Of petty Jurors were
then called, and a panel found; but no case being
ready FOR trial, they were also discharged until Ill
o'clock tuesday morning. The case of Richard A.
Goodwin Indicted for felonious assault and battery
stapds first 90 the calendar for Tuesday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03


where they have been sent. AS was observing last
Sabbath, such persons are the characters who are
not so generally known throughout our community
as are the drunkards and men who go to law, those
are the men Of noorety, but the others are men of
sense, men who mind their own business. Still, do
not go to cutting off twigs before they ought to be
cut off, but If they prefer 1t, let them go to Califor
mia and put their gold and silver into the hands Of
could buy the whole OF them, 80 far as property
is concerned. However, be mercful to them. /
say to those men and women who cannot stay
here because famine threatens the land, because we
are threatened with being distressed. and through
fear that we shall die just 60, won't you? for you
are nothing but hindrances. We have lifted YOU up
Ms VIC do poor horses that down. and cannot help
themselves, and we have nursed you, year after
year, and as soon as you can stand alone yon kick
at your benefactors. As soon as you get hundred
dollars in money and two or three yoke of cattle
you are ready to say, IL want to 60 to the devi
now" and say, CO. but as the Lord Almighty lives
much more sorrow than IL you were to continue
saints, and remain with the saints.
And after you are handled by the devil until you
are willing to do as the Lord wishes you to, then
you will be glad to come here and black the boots
and shoes OF such men a. brother Frost, and will
have to do the drudgery to all eternity or long
as the faithful have mind to keep you. The
poor miserable curses-I call them SO because
they are cnrsed, will prowl around and serve
the pevil, will run back and forth, and go to Cafor-
MIA anc to the States, and here and there, and at
the same time pretend they wish to be saints. What
will lie done with such peopie2 God Almighty will
make them our servants; You had better stay here
and die, If die it is California is not the gathering
place for the saints here is the gathering place. and
here We will gather and stay until God says, {. 20
somewhere else If that is back to Jackson county
do not be scared, Tor as the Lord lives this people
will go back and build great temple there. Do
not be frightened because a few rotten, corrupt
scoundrels in our midst cry ous, 20, the troops arc
coming AMI that will he the end Of Nornonism,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-27
r1khEks! SAW AND GRIsT MILL MEN
Tho hest Eiii ever offered TO tho Public h,
lfEfTt)NsS PORTABLE Mill

FELTUN'S PORTABLE MILL
llICn has taken the ftrsi frsn.tura III nlt pt
w stats and CsaEfy ksirs where II has been -,
,ibiIcd AID 69Vla sfaaf ~ thc -1nssrcsn fEsttet
NJ 4. tiy Ths truly eNeeii, ut Mill, cUletfpi,s
lihu ,or lis oinplilt, dufnbi ny sIu prarticti,
ted Jany XII ir35. si-idt shrtNa leu! ILr M.
n invsI, ulis sod. t,t then iLefeas ~
iand iureibiy dseiGie theiI u.erl loNGr itu6 ha,s
,.ps soid Tue last sa Is oh,lrsl. hey are udni,,
j, a,,uitsa for gflnuis tUfh, oAls, hheal. Iati,S
iSrtl1a me ear, lees, dc, with 10 liaiB ma lei
e,ioB ubkAVN q peIuTu. 9 1851
No s.iiti arihds IRON TO g bus oi meal, or l6t,
IA t,ss III tvga per hUuf ith ifon to htrsts n,d
thef Nos. prulUrtiUihts nni"Lhi. They enl H.
o eiiud BY b. fr-, stestn or water power, anu nm
vel adapted To irFesuia, nlouun, Lsice al tt,nav
,,st inc can be altalhea TO any saw mill
MaAE nGlsAsAfe htskelea ~ thuse hiis, thus rem
ash have, s# 1a
references car be given where these mills asy.
ren II, uss il monibs Nitholt .nIst fs,.nil., a.,
.s.on uiessit y. su,l ,ibeeisv shsfc ihsy were H.
GGte1 fotf U.i lhs ago J. E sf.Iotis IteH Cur.
h9s as estaDast., SAT- ihai All uiis ustit khyas
'csl Jssd' Lut iSfer.' krtas mea!,' stu IAi q ~
~ r0oet1sbsY, vEis sihth sti,e COR. ,ob, asd
sal s.vilsrt .tuG,s tke teIu 10 u.sif-i hbcbs,.
. b usoa y IN pioLt' bat sac
lf.i u ON MILL,
sithat kuit.s, stlh gIlp, RS ssiiaees 90 hard
= rrfed stestWln nst anecl II, is pnbio OF gnd
be nn ads. 81 meal. these facts justify u. In wsr.
esutiuz these miils 10 give entire saIisiaetion.
For tHrlhcr lniermason and mills and right sppb
% NICHOLS, LOOMS n Co, Office Lr Claw,
,tcuss haveaport, Iowa, az iss ses 20.
slulf
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Coal! Coal!

I OWRES. THOMAS & co. are now receiving n,
lIlhsir Yard near the rail rosn depot, y IONS
OFtoat DAILY For Fuel and Sean ihas no gu.
perior b. tbs Market.
owing 10 con bination Of The miners to raIse the
price Of t1ai--Niitb ne would not submit to-we
were unable. for shorl time. 20 supply our custom
.n But having succeeded ID broah il up this CON.
bhsiioh IN which the community has sna u inter
est,l ~ are BoS prepared 10 deliver IN this city or
Isfehpor' IN quantity to suit purchaser at our
former p',1es, on application Gt the Yard.
Rock Leland JanS .dtf
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New Arrangement.
&0A ),
Inaposta,lt 70 Passengers gosng East
JoLIFT CUT OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
rIyYo daiiy trains leave Jotiss ,execps sundaysl
connecting at Lake station with me Micn,sSh
Central n Tor Detroit, and thence vita inc ureat
Western, Canada Railway Tor Niagara Falls. bumlc,
,Ihsny. New YORK, Boston, Pniiadeiphia, Montreal,
TRAINS LEAvE JOLIET:
6lsA NJ, LiShtning Express arrives a. pstf9n Y.
q p. M Niagara Falls $50 nexl hornnx and q. sek
mis- vat Eimt : al ieP. N. also connsctsat Detroit
Win steamers cor Cleveland. and thencewttA morn
In trains 70 all points In Ohio and rcnnsyi va m
s,opM Express connects next morning u DesioM
~ in north shore liue Of Steame 70 through wuhout
iauing, arriving at ,soA. N. con ncctne VITA M
press Train 10 sew York and Boston. Also son
meet. With the morning troin on the CanaNa HshWy
arriving at Niagarx Falls ~ SOP. N.
Through tickets caa be purchased ~ the uckst 81
nee oftae company al Joliet, alto wing passenses' 70
Law over md resume their ssats at pleasure.
July 81 Sc diy y. hSh, sePe.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-27
PUBLIC NOTICE

hereby given. thai meeting Of the Stock holder.
i fine Mississippi aud Missouri Rail Road Com
pahY, VIII be held VI The Office OF said Company al
NE corner OF Main and Second Streets, Dayeppert,
Iowa, on MONDAY. the End day OF June next AZ ne
O'Clock A. d. Of said day, for the purpose Of ssctng
oneers Tor said Company for the ensuing year.
II. PRICE,, sscty.
Davenport, May Sd, lesS.--d-im