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The following extract from the ST. Louis Iateligcncor
the editor OF which has been and is not now ad
mer Of the principles of the democratic party sup
the contrary determined aud bitter
tans sentiments rs truthful they creditable the
journal which announced them. We commend them TO
the usmssake Of the ST. Louis In,eligencer in this city
"THs PREsIpENr's MEsgAoE.--A TrRsr-RATE oxE-we
fear that President Piercos ge published n Intel
lgencer yesterday, not generally read II should
have been by citizens Its approach beradcd by no
excitement II without help Of telegraph and with
out observaou quietly and correctly copied in all the
morning papers once, and lies slowed away decks aud
pigoon-h,ies, to be read at leisure
In justice u our presdent let ask that long delay
ensue, else il be neglected aud not read at all.
The message paper that viii live ia the future his.
tory Of the Union It IL bold clear, aud powerful defence
Of State rights, o equality under the copstu ton justice
and fair dealing in the workings OF Dur fedefatye - s,e
that NUT silence all compancis and drive back in uoan-
ious rebuke the danons Of every section aud every
gree.
We sny this message win live in the future history Of
the Union twill. Il viii hencefortb rank along with the
masterpieces Of constitutional vindicatio aud be turned
10 FOR the derivation Of principles by which the
stands The message contains doctrines that every lover OF
Union houdbe ready u stand By and die fr 10 the south
ern halt ofthe contederacy sure will be hailed itb
enthusiastic Joy, and In the North we hone for /, rcn
ton not less sincere and approving. If every pniot m
pernse the document calmly and impartay and ash M,
conscience Tor an honest judgment sentiments We b.
lieve not IN ten thousand will rugue III, mo,sss ~.
homage Of bis hearty approval.
This reads like high ~. We detign Il so We bsve
passed that stage in political life when love party
preudice than country when we can give up Il
party what meant for mankind All honor aud praise
to the Presidpnts message Y
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MR- rrLLEn.s NEw POSITION.

We have neither room nor time to-day 10 discuss the
opinions enuncated in yesterdays debate 10 the House
BY Mr. Fuller, the American candidate for Speaker We
have only this say that yesterday be denied that Con-
gress bad the power egsate the subject Of slavery
in the Territories and yet three weeks ago in his place
10 the House he yielded the whole power Congress
the subject of slavery ia the following declaration;
ne Assoari Compromise be restored, could sost
certainly Dc favor u W rsstoratioa ba 10 Viep Of e df
euhiss ehieA sarroand thar question: and defeat your
Jo,t., Isay ha opposed hs oytaOa Of hs qaesto"
In the Of the debate be said Of the Nebraska
bill:
~ should have opposed The legislation Of the last Con,
gress |, do endorse il now"
We leave this contrast with the simple remark that we
may probably recur 10 the subject At another time
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Virginia Land Once,

IN conformity with Virginia Of 1872 page section
49, ao hereby All whom that II
appears certificate OF tho ntchento Of the city of
dated 1883, received
the thn by held dsy
OF eeemse foiown lots In the city of Petersburg
which ,hass sezed have 10
this Commonwealth, wit!
Is One house the late residence Oars con.
tafuinr htick dwelling pon Market
rnuna south tee 5s fret thence
ly "a lse adjoining, 20
int ~ two Joining the above
south, and Tho hrst No. a. 55H street
by w. H. feet henr
deep second No, on Market street.
.sing norh line de,p
live from Market hack ~ feet deep.
and Donors alley ~ feet
6on by north, Hars
lot tho south by Marshs lot
and REQ !.
O'Hsa by Mrs w Jusnne havrr brick cwera &C
ming hack pp with 0sei alley
A. ~ PARKER,
Jan l3--law6w Rcgr Land Ofice.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED sTATEs.-IS-
TERESTING INFORMATION

Accompanying the very able report of The Secretary Of
the Treasury which have already laid before our read
er find vast amount Of important and highly
e5ng information which propose 10 transfer from time
to time to columns The subjoned tables which have
been kindly furnished from the secretarys office viii
be examined with both interest and satisfaction Their
character and object clearly explained in the following
letter fror the Register Of the Treasury
TREAsURy DKPARTAEEr,
Registers Office, January 1, 1856.
Sra have the honor submit herewith the following
statements, marked A and b.
Statement exhibits the original issue of the several loans
together with the debt Of the corporate cities assumed by the
United States the purchased the ID March,
and the amounts outstanding this day.
Statement shows the OF the public debt paid off
since the sd March, 1853 date the interest which would
have accrued provided payment had not been anticipated
and the saving to the under its prescribed modes
of redemption
OF treasury notes. but $3.50 has been presented for funding
or redemption in the last eighteen months Out OF Sii2
a Gi now outstanding, Sl02si 81 issued prior to
1916, and II is presumed Is most of 1t lost destroyed.
Or the old funded and ununded debtamounting to Sl4
lis 5prneipally made up of small items varying from
five cents to five dollars il is reasonable suppose very little
will be called for especially nothing has been paid
within the last two years.
have the honor to be, sir very respectfully your obeden
servant, 7. BIGGER Register.
Hon. JAMES GuTHRIB, q.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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January 70, isss.
pnOPosTONS viii be received by this bureau until
February The following articles tho United
Two vertical tubular boers made
bloom boiler pes lube sheets b- neh
and as pits seyensSren sc three gbth of inch IN thick
Al the parts veiisd caulked on beth
sides where II be
the legs wa,er bottoms, steam chimney.
The sides o shell be fhsnsd by from which
the bfacss 10 lead,
The boilers viii shout twenty feet mont b,
feet fiinlhsd necessary naa and hand ho.
patcs furnace nue and daTe DOORS
boilers The ship,
drauiic pressure o. IS lbs
The tubes be furnished by tho
contracnfs the being sponbl. for all
ned from their defects, aud Inc for all condemned
bad workmanship
The pce per pound finished wright
Also the prices pound sueh iron
AID for ard and eeroson
inga, (of and TIM
The patterns o be turnishcd by the government
The whole be done n the he subject
inpecon and Of such The department
p"int
Dawug OF th boilers win be furnished bidders application
the department
Payments
the bor.s half cened the remnnder when thy have bees
irsd saifsc"y b steam For cssug when delivered and
approved
particular stating prices and tho time
propose deliver the wors. Bona
vi be- faithful performance OF
and fulh mgut OF contract,
Jan I3--iawfw
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From the Ohio stntesman.

From the Ohio Statesman
THE VOICE OF THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
AT meeting OF the delegates appointed to the sh-of-
January convention at No. ls2 Neil House. from the 8th
congressional disrctpresent the full delegation from the
counties OF Clark Champaign, Delaware, and Loganfor
the purpose of selecting persons represent the dis
trict in the National Convention ..a. ...#
On motion of Colonel o. Flood, it was without dis
senting voice and by accamation, .
Resolred That his late any subsequent declaration
The contrary Notwithstanding the delegates from tins dis
ct be instructed to cast their tor Lewis Cass
Michigan for President as long single delegate from
any other State will yield him support.
On notion it was resolved that the above resolution be
published. JAMES MOORE President
G. +. STAYMAN, Secretary.
COLUMBUS, January 8, 1856.
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ny ,. Q. neoUuRE. A.o,,....r.

VERY VALUABLE REAL EsrATR, OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
Square, sScon On Thursday afternoon, January ~, nt
premises property
the First Congregational Church located on s street mme
the HAIL. being the of lot No " and
whole OF let No. ~ Ne 4sa fnt of 81 feet
inches the whole depth the together with the buildings
improvements
Ths ,ts believed he urqHcsossb'e. All .onvysnees Al
the Of purchaser 8. -
Terms Al sale. JAs. G. Mcguire,
Dee I5-.oAss Auciione.r.
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at meeting of the Jackson Democratic Association,
held on the night of Monday the 7th of January 1856
the following gentlemen elected members of the
ecutive committee:
Jonah ID. Hoover VIM. T. Phillips DIR. VIM. Jones, JAS
G. Berret b. l. Semmes, T. b. Robinson John f. Ennis
corresponding secretary and eroco member of the
mittee, ..a-.- DANIEL RADCLIFFE,
President.
MIcu- W. CLusKEY, Secretary.
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NOTICE. day puie.rrd all
~ swing of Maryland Consolidated Loteries
business nppersuinr IL will
conducted asssdby w. q. FRANCE
r X. Brennan. who have Interest therein. sHl
ne tickets
Gates viii appear presently
RREvAN The
date they viii bear The signature of n FRANCE Go.
r. FRANCE
RlLrIropv December IS, 1855.
Dee le-dlmif
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Law Partnership.
R. J. WALKER
Z. JANIN.

" TT. y. WAIkEKs d JNNFN
ID oBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIS bavs formsi a part
II trial Of In supreme
Of ard IN tho court Of cams Address
Washington City, ID. e,
2-eodaff
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Fircmen,s Insurance Company of wathin ston
and GeorA ctown.
December al. lsss.

THE FIRE companies NJ Washington crreo~p
entitled elect of
hereby notified that they qsrsd hold
Tth day OF Japuaty such
designate 70 s'tct the number direction. which
ALEX MCINTYRE,
Jan p cod Secretary.
The daily union., 1856-01-13

DEAru op BnoriR N-PREslDFSr TYLEu-William
Tyler esq, late &C Cherries City county died at his resi-
dcnce in Norfolk Tuesday morning last Of consump-
ton lie brother Of the Hon. John Tyler, ex-Presi.
dent Of tbcUnired States, and at the time Of his DEATH
bed the Office Of clerk Of The nayy-yard at Gosport
The daily union., 1856-01-13

Tr WEATHER ~ TIxAs--A San Antonio correspondent
writes
The oldest inhahtant remembers not the like Of The
present weather The Thermometer shows II TO colder
nan was over beore felt 10 this country Ice s three
4nches thick and the mercury stood Yesterday at 3 de-
&gees below the freezing point
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OFFICE or THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTEniEs
MARYLAND.

The toiowng ihs Maryland Consol
dated Lotey, class B, efawn January 10, 1861
st "a 81 4sh sth o,h Th ssh Eth lfh 18Th 18Th
l8 80 III AZ 4 81 IS 20 "a So N 28
Lottery, class So, drawn January Il, 1855
is "a 81 sh 9th 7h sih sh ION lth laih l3ih
76 40 Sc 80 AZ 80 "A 80 az 40 rs
X HRENAN,
General Agent ior The coaIrAesor, baltimore.
LEs'L sosxRrs, Commissioners.
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ERErCH EM M1ROJDERu ~ have thi. day received
from New Yorh large Of desirable good

consisting Of
Is muslin su,svcsdeved sleeves
rs murlin eushrotdercd cotarets and fronts
n N.Iencenaes iarN trimmed chsmsetts, In sst
$50 vai~ncernse lace trimmed collars
rs Nalisse lace -srmmed eoiarsus and sleeves
DO richly embroidered French pocket handksrehie
$50 yalencsnpes and MsIfese lacee Nc.
Together with variety similar gocfs s o
We .iso invite ~ sd,es
Ts.ss shs~is ke., which will be closed reduced
Dec 1-eot~h HooE, Bko, co,
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.S,eamer Burmiag, &c.

NEw YoRK, Jan. IA large steamer, supposed to be
propeller OF the New Haven boats burning
the Sound last night.
The boats the Pail river soningon and Norwich had
arrived safely at thar respective ternn The Hudson
Is covered with ice and all travel suspended thereon
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Notice 10 moraersThe following notice Of the establish
of and channeghts the southwest OF
Norway has been recently received from the photographic
Office, Admiralty, London:
"The royal Norwegian Marine Department at Chrstana
has given preliminary notice that towards the end Of this
the following and channel lights will be estab-
shed on the southwest coast of Norway:
al coast light Vbber point By the southern passage
to Egersund.
"a coast light Grundsundholm by the northern pas-
cage 10 Egersund.
'3. A. channel light on Little Blegen, near Lanaersag.
90. channel lg gbt Midtholm, Moster harbor.
"5. channel light Folgeroen. These three last
named lights serving guides FOR the passage the
side of Bomme and Moster islands.
6. channel light the west side of Leeroen in the
passage between Great Sartor and Leer islands
Especial notice Of the lighting Of all these lights viii
shortly be issued"
This notice affects the following Admiralty charts Nor
way, coast sheet l. No. 2,2sl, sheet 2 No. 3OI
North sea- No 2s3s Also the Norway light house st Nos
$40 q D, 252 a b, 254 D.
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B Y Il L. l. r. q II A Z IL

Nosinot;oa for United States Senator.
HARHIsnvRe, Jau l2.on the sixteenth ballot late yes.
terday in the legislative caucus Gov. Bger received the
democratic nomination for United States senator.
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DIED,
Navy DsrAsrsssr,

10 this city, January H. MEJoHN 7. NEAL, aged years.
merry OF New Hampshire.
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B.-Satemeat sbo,cRg he omopm Of Uaited States stock
Of the a ls42, lsi3, ls46 ls47, ls4s Traa inde
aity aud debt # the corporate css Of he District Of Co.
tunba, purcbGssd Jror March 5, ls53 December 3d.
1855, iciasee hs interest thar woHfd have been paid IL
payacni had been anticipated and the saving the GOV
ernHent by the present mode Of purchase.
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rosr orrIen pePAnrMrsr.


Nsy Pot O6ces-Tte following named new post Offices
have been established, and the following named gentlemen
appointed postmaster;
Commerce, Tunica county, Mississippi s. W. Caldwell
postmaster.
Meeks, Union county, Arkansas Hugh Cobb, poet
master.
Pigeon Hil Union county, Arkansas shadrach D. DrCn-
men, postmaster.
Laurel Hin, De KAb county, Tennessee J. II. Kerr,
postmaster.
Pains Stand, Hancock county Tennessee james NJ Bax-
ter, postmaster.
Oak Ht PonOtoc county, Mississippi Robert Pitts,
postmaster.
DisOoHin"cdTbe following named post offices have been
discontinued
Sierra, Sierra county, California
Beaver Branch, Copiah county, Mississippi
Sandvlls Putnam county Tennessee,
Change Of and se.-The and site OF the poet
oce at Prospect m Wood county, Texas has been changed
from Prospect Hill to Webster.
Appointment Of local mail ogstNr. A. @. Hartman TO
be local mail agent and mail messenger Napoleon Ar
kansas.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Rersnue Cutter Serviee.Second Lieutenant John Qun,
h has been ordered join the Caleb Cushing
stationed at Portland, Maine.
Second Lieutenant j. A. Clardge has been ordered join
the cutter Jackson stationed Esstport Maine.
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noass- -Yrrnsshiag Dry GOOD.

TBE Subscribers os respectfully to invite the snenon Of
and those furnishing The follow
ting list Of uss and articles which have been selected
ihs and will b.
offered upon such make The interest purchasers
suck before purchasing else where
IN Our CARPET looMs-
There all lnss he opad the sest designs IN variety
Of velvet Wtou Brussels inxsn and Vent
tan carpngs, which designs which confined
sales exclusively IN this District.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS
Our ,iocss will be Kept ccmpss ,hrouhom hs entire season
yas OF rich and trocs satin Isne, striped
ted dsmash plain figured sns striped Ta,syred ess
mbossed and muslin curtains kra
and all
for trimming and hanging curtains
IN BED-FURNsHiNc GOODS
a. 10 Ia 12t, and 1874 extrs-sureror English
lsnk were made srder and imported direct
p4, ies A. i3s white Msrs~iss toilet quilts
a., Ios Iz, and I2t linen shssiinas variety,
ioA and I2A cotton sheetinss and quilted comforis.
Linen snesina for pillow and bolster
Diaper, dsnask huctsbsch and othsr tow sinss.
complete of table linens
table Cloths Of from yards
Damsss napkins Of quality from tho cheapest c finest
dsmask doyhes, &C.
Toshsr with full stock 81 house furnishing requisites
which dsem be ennmeraed but shch viii
he shown with psssurs 10 s' who hvc y. with call
" BooE BRO, co
Dec ls-1tswlwf W
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cRisiIShL couRT.

The United States William W. Maun.
In December, 1851, the papers In this city contained
ces Of this Of which highly derogsory TO
Mr.. Mapns character, lie indicted, the oath Of viii
liam T. Smithscp, Cor obtaining hundred dollars in the
bills Of private bank Of which the latter part owner
upon false preenccs and Buffalo, New York
where he resides, and compelled give bail lie attended
here last summer prepared for trial but the case was
postponed because the United States were not ready
and made the special order for a day last month
Mr. Mann appeared with his COUNSEL aud several of his
neghbors as witnesses, including tho member OF Con
grcss from Buffalo The jury empanelled and sworr
and therenRon tho district attorney informed tho court
that he had wtness present to prove some OF the
important and material documents In The indic
and he therefore requested leave, which was granted
TO enter noie pro-sqa. Thus ended prosecu-
tion which has occssOncd many Newspaper articles inu
rious TO the character Of Mr. Manu. and cccasioninp him
great loss Of time and heavy expenses We assured
Mr. Mann gentleman Of high standing at home, owns
alge unncumbered property and that he this
District from 1874 until this prosecution and never
wrote TO in any solicited the money which 1t is
claimed he obtained upon fse prctences Why he should
have been crimnply prosecuted under such
not easily understood The Of ending tho prosec
tion shows that there just for nsttung H. We
are glad that Mr. Mann bonorably relieved the
mputatons that naturally resulted from the Institution Of the
proceedings. We understand Mr.. Mann has entered
suit in this District against Mr. Smhson for malicious pros
ecution, and another for bels published by him making Inn
putsfons against the character Of Mr.. Mann.
r. h. Key for the United States r. H. Gulet and J. H.
Bradley for defendant.
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Inducements to Capitalists MINI esOta and
Lake superior Lands for Sale.
Dec i-dtisiJunsif

ENRy McKENrY, of Minnesota IL at the kirkwood House,
IL where hc will remain eight days He has
Of the best lands in Minncsoa considerable quantity
Of mineral lands Lake SupeTur sale II dc ed he Will
land He sell lai will make
profitable high degree. Persons wishing
Investments in the West will DO we'll TO call on him.
Jan 9--dotf
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DAHTH Fans Psrty FansA large very
aud elegant FANS and gsss Of description,
may be found at r. GALLiGAN d co.'s
Dealers in Fancy Goods, rsrumery, Jrwrrv, silver,
English Pac &c. No. 3u Penn. under Brown Hotel
Jan l0--d3t 4 BH#Hf
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FRozrs TO pEATH.-The Alexandria Gazette says:
"We learn that Mr.. George Talbot who resided in Fai
fax county Back Lick church, frozen death
ednesday night last while going home from this city.
Talbot driving three horses attached TO a wagon
found Thursday morning lying on the snow ne.
the wagon, frozen to DEATH He leaves large family
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NAVIGATION NEw YoRK.--Tbe journal Of Commerce Of
Friday says.
"For several hours last night there communiea-
on across the East river between New York and any Of
the adjacent tes except by the Fulton ferry and by this
only at long intervals The consequence was that many
hundred persons reluctantly compelled TO take lodg
ings at the city hoels The temperature Is much mod
Grated, and boats run without much difficulty
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-27

xxnE ss...s.s9 Al.
sSsro an1 e1neet eoet6tflt30H a. hqot3y
Dody, oeS esEeenMy tAa Old = ri q
- ~ Iso 49, eeesas g pFonfse, f s
enn e see9Ieas g - teee bea1t ~ cf
~ menkina ana ~ az
auiine the nfst wsekin te5es - Y
The Lixetl - q, wkles
g.xed N ss own green wSth the gtes
and joked with the boys. ta.s upqlar ahetS asi
MAE or tn1Rsasats that > SouthatpseD
suS nad oeen content 70 nse g IA esn nattys
sFueres woaia BOY q = broSnef Sou4shsn
ing man was, indeed ~ u Rod 70 hm4 and
oost ens1aoie distinction But becondn9 ~ a1 unlucky
moment hke the man wha nd elEn tSleb sn11ek kto RIDE
an des and had therefore, gotten shove his tioWA the
Animal laped the bars of its accsdu1ed Aela ~ the
next thing we heard Of him. hey like anan politician
frOn preacnef was Pinng for the good thiNp and
no doubt like the silly lamb of old iha4 elu16d Of
Inc shepherd and got into the thick woods. Wild ms
found to be infested with wolves be wished sGf hso Ia
his old range Bnt the bars had beenput M high.
er ana he coudn get back besides he bad grown % an
that he could not jump. asi.
1t is said that bought wisdom is the best in the world
1t don't cost too much. mighty true saying; in
winch there is more of truth than poetry roAnc and
In view OF tins old saying and the AntnaEs exfierce
ms o1 trends need have little fear that he Will Time
hereafter cut the same caper again. He'll kick t1EmAn
me Lave Glraffe will then be neutral will be de-
voed 70 L"' Z" Me hecs Gn0 tsterdtase II viii be made
the vehice OF publishing many thought to the world;
funny grave and instructive that would have wasted t
Sell on the ar AS summer ses do but for its columns
it will seek every opportunity to turn grave and unintsr
esting matters into pleasant and agreeable Incidents up
set all ill-natured humanity it meets with and mould it
anew expose all rascaity wherever fonnd whseher in
Sh%rfn r or ate promising great dea Or in the
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-27
e GIN E RING .

'HE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO FURNISH
pans specifications, and estimates and contract for
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS SAW AND GRIST
Mills, MINING MACHINERY HOSTING. AND
PUMPING ENGINES. TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machinst and having had seven wears
experience in North Carolina fully aware of the wants
me people, and safely say that my facilities for fur
:ng MS: good Machinery at fair prices unsurpassed
WIN pay particular attention to putting up any machinery
any part OF the States of North and South Carolina
patent Brick Machine &C. &C. -" -
~ All letters to receive attention must be paid
HENRY q. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, n. G..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-27
PROSPECTUS OF THE.
North Carolina Christian Advocate.

North Carolina Christian Advocate.
1lyHE NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, having de-
tcrnned to issue weekly paper bearing the above name
the subscribers authorized to issue this prospectus
1t intended to- publish famty newespape", which,
while shall be religious in tone and sentiment and main
tain the doctrines and of the Methodist Church,
shall devoted to all the interests Of Ao'h Cdo'nd and
furnish intelligence for every class of readers
In size and appearance the periodical to be equal
to any of our church papers, while will surpass them
in adapedness the wants of people. The entire
nsuciency of the existing Advocates to the necessity
of our position forces to he publication of our own
paper confidently expect the hearty cooperation
of the members of church in all parts of the State and
Conference and hope to make the interesting and
instructive attract patronage from the public
The Advocate" will be published at 81 80 year, and
th next session of our Conference It believed that the
notification will be commenced the 1s of January 1885,
1t is desirable that age subscription as possible be
obtained before the Conference and the ministers and all
others interested in the enterprise respectfully urged
to secure forward the and address of
particular attention being paid to correctness IN writing
the of persons post offices and counties Inose
who NAV have no opportunity of subscribing through
agency Of our minister's write directly to Rev. VIM
f. Pell Fayetteville n C. The payment will be expected
upon the issue of the first number:
The location of the publishing Office will be determined
at tue session Of the Conference
WILLIAM CARTER,
RUFUS T. HEFLIN, CbannsiHee.
Nh. d. WILSON, 81
WIN. BARRINGER,
August 81. 1856. 7s