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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

At a trial at g Nisi Prus," held before the
Chief Baron Of the Exchequer in ireland, a
witness was so severely badgered in his cross
examination by counsel, that he rushed out of
courtand threw himself in the river Liffey,
and Notwithstanding all the exertsas made to
save him, was drowned. Tom Bayley, who
never held @ brief, but could always soy a
good thing, upon being told of the occurrence,
said that the quotation 's'Quos deus vuIt per-
dure. prius dementat,' should be changed to
"Quos deus yult perdere nisi prius dementat, p
which being freely render ed, would read,
''whom the gods wish to destroy, they FIRST try
at Nisi Prius."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

The LAST ARCTIC ExPED1T1oN-Th st. Paul
Free Press furnishes the following particulars
of Mr. Stewards expedition, in addition to those
obtained from the Pioneer: -.
Mr.. Stewart arrived from Red river last eve
ming, on his way to Canada, bearing dispatches
for Sir George Simpson, containing information
Of the discovery of the point where Sir John
Franklin and his party persisted.
It was on the coast opposite Montreal Island
Their bones lie buried in the sand, within an
extent of twelve miles. This is the fifth winter
since they persisted, and the drifting sands of
that barren region, being in lat. 6s deg. north,
have piled in successive layers On the bones of
those noble and i'll -fated men.
Mr.. Stewart describes the region as dreary
in the extreme-not blade of grass nor a stick
of timber met the eye. No game of any kind
could be found. &C.,.
The Esquimaux, from whom their information
was obtained by signs, pressed their fingers into
their cheeks, and, placing their hands on their
stomaohs, endeavored to indicate the manner of
their horrible death. They were charged with
killing them, but merely answered with their
sighs.
It was very expeditions trip, it being only
thirteen months since the party left the Red
river settlements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
DAILY CIR EEI,(SGE,y EEI(S>
.aHAME MEYER caM, He u,

i i sadd!ed Y and bridlsd and booted rode be,
a plume in his helmet, sword at his knee
RoG name cam the saddle, o. buidy to see,
ana naras CAM the stesd, but bsme nevsr csu, he
I Down cam his gray father, sobbin' sac sair
D DoWn cam hfs auld mither, tearing her hair
Ane at her bosom, and twa at her knee.
There shrieked his sweet wife and sank On the spot
5nefe $1,000 h's gray father, weeping sae free
30 name cam big eteed but hsnae never cam he -
...sa... 1PerceY'a ReIiaues
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

DECIDEDLY Cool The editor of the Column
bus (Ga.) Corner Stone is not the only disu-
nionist of the country. He has the merit,
however, of frankness and fearlessnesS. He
gives the following reason for the interest that
journal has manifested in the subject of Kansas
emigration. 1t says:
"We feel no interest in the Kansas question,
except that resulting from the hope that they
may get up difficulty over it, which may, by
possibility result in dissolution of the Union.
We would not, for any other benefit we expect
the South to derive from it, turn our heel for
choice whether it shall be a free or slave
State'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

Baron, the French actor, was a great favor 8
lite with the ladies. a woman of rank used TO
receive the visits Of Baron very privately.
One day Baron uninvited came into her draw
ing room, which was full Of company Of 4aa
highest fashion t'Baron," said the lady.
haughtily and angrily, "What do you come fors'
''For my night cap, madam" replied the in
dignant actor, in very loud voice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
VOLUME VIII.
S II T. a M B O A rs .
r ED RIV Err.

= ] Z v II
VIII lt,savs on FRIDAY, 4th inst. at o'clock p NJ.
I'D OCULAR RED RIVER PACK sszy = ,
~ GT-The new and splendid ST lasshS@shE.asB
CHARLES, SAM Applegats, maser leaves poli sssa8zE
uvsy above o Shreveport Grand Bayou Grind
anria end all intermediate landings Fer freight apply
board, 81 ..5zlr75 -
d4r LEWIS sNAPp & co. 81 Front street..
Will leave SATURDAY. 9Th O'Clock P. NJ.
NN pscfst-Ths new and s,lspdia steamer sT lsassee
CHARLES, S. .AppeRate nasler will leave for the
positively, Shrtvapo Grand Bayou
AeInuds and all intermediate landings above For freight
paage having Accommodation, apply board,
d25 = -.-E T. b. SMITH, 70 New Leyee sreet.
E The steamer s.. CHARLES ready freight
Will leave on MONDAY, 7th inst nt p'cloc4 p NJ
HHOR UPPER RED RIVER-The eymy r.
IL very light draug ght stsamer IAN NY FERN, IfsaS
Twhii master, will laavs for Fort Towson,
land and all intermediate landings above For passage,
apply on board,o to
nc LEWIS sNAPP CO., 81 Front street.
n BThe F. f. will be at the landing below street.
day morning. iaI3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
INDIA RUBBER GOons. which viii not NJ

4 NDlA RUBBER GOODS, which will not be-
Il come Sticky in cmaeThs largest
soat can be found in h or any and ct Shh vii
Rhte drab black weighing only ounces
Porches oVetaa Leggngs Caps Gloves Wagon
Covers eano Covsrs Nursery Cloth, Beting Packing
ding Pants Boots and Shoes Also, Webbing for Congee
bace etc., and article the
reia trPorse invited stock purchasing
elsewhere, tad
other manufacturer. ROGERS a WYCKOFF
(Snccessora to Fl. II. Day) IS Courtlaud st.,
nsl Manufacturers and Dealers every kld Goods
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

vii! leave FRIDAY 4th inst, nj O'Clock P NJ
ID OCULAR ST LOUIS PACKET. - h
u a. For s.. Loui,-The fine regular passenger k4.sa
steamer TIfOs E. TUTT,F F. M. Dozer. MASTER aSnEsEEsa
will leave The above and intermediate landings
freight passage spply on board, or to
ja1 JOHN E. HYDE CO.. es Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

Col. FRENCH NOT TO BE RECOGNIZED The
Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald writes, under date of the Oath:
Col. Parker FL. French addressed letter to
Mr.. Marcy, enclosing copy of his credentials
as Minister from Nicaragua, and requesting an
interview. Mr.. Marcy replied, and, instead of
appointing an interview, anticipated what he
would have said at once, which was, in SUBJ
stance, that the persons who had overthrown
the government Of Nicaragua were not citizens;
and until there should have been some popular
recognition or confirmation of their authority,
the United States could not recognise Colonel
French, nor any one else,ca Minister from the
new government. know these to be the facts,
and you can rely upon them as such, notwith-
standing any and all statements, by whomso-
ever made, to the contrary. B.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

UUHN HALLEk & BROTHER, corner st.
aP Joseph and 1chonpitcs Streets COPPER AM SHEET
IRON WORKERS. kinds OF work in Teii
line of business such putting up Copper Cutters val
ys, etc. Also putting Copper tin aud Zinc Roofs
The 9g St moderate pce With prompsuss and dispatch. All kinds
OF Johhmg RltaLded
patronage. go
We neg leave refer the following gentlemen: bess
GaEeY & Wing, jamsop Mcntcsh Cook Moyebouss Robert
Hrgghe c. W Church, Thomas Murray Isaao Thaye GRr
PIN " Co.. j. w. Jewell oc19ddw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
TEN NESSEE RIVER,

Will leave on SATURDAY, 9Th inst, at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
NVOR TENNESSEE 'RIVER-DI- ay h.
RECT The fine Eeeular steamer EAST sAassssatas
PORT, C. w Harrso1, maatsr leaves above,
for Espor florence snd Tuauba freight or
on board,
LEWIS SNAPp Pront street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

Will leave with dispatch.
HISOR GNASHVlLLE-The entirely axng
N rev sht dausht passenger steamer AUNT 1aggt lAa
LEFTY, Tbos Baldwin Esaster, will laave for NaaL-
vile Cla ksvil Prce Landing, Eddvile and all
sndnas Cumberland River above For eigh PASSAGE
ply on board, ,orto JOHN E. HYDE d Co
No. 66 Poyd7ss stree.
Aunt Lefty entirely and of exceeding light draught-
80 Inches Shppera going through
ping She ready 10 receive freight the foot
alreei jsI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04
WEIR MIS- SISSIP PI.

Will leave SATURDAY, 5th ins.., o'clock P. M
ESOR MEMPHIS, Helena, Napoleon, Hsy A
IL Greenvils and sill landings in the BendE-Ths
regular Saturday packet III. R. W. HILL, ,usasa
T. H. Newell MASTER will leave freight passage
apply on board, or 10
iaI RICHARD NIXON, Csrondeet street.
The H. R. W. Hill will Nashville privilege
re,hppng at Memphis regular Nashville Msmphis
packets
VIII leave SATURDAY. 5.h inst P. NJ.
I'D OCULAR TEN DAY PACKET. amy Z
n ~ The steamer 4. p. LEATHERs C. P.
Bennett master for Napoeon Gsnes' Landing xsssg
toms Landing, Coumbis
mediate andnga plantation the Bends
For freight passage, apply on hoard.
ia4 LEWIS sNAPP d CO, 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

V4usE md 7EFFACT.-The Empress Eugene
expects to present the French nation with an
heir to the throne; 50 the ladies Of the French
Court wear hoops; SO the French haAt ton
wear hoops; SO the American ladies wear
hoops. 1t is to be hoped they will enjoy thig
eosspenient and grand contour until tie event
takes place, when the ladies of the French Court
will subside, the ladies of the French haut ton
will spbside, and the American ladies will sub
Side.-[ New York Post. s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

I'D OCULAR WEEKLY VICKS-
4 q BURG SATURDAY PACKET Stesmer g. F.
=. TRABUE-For Ficksburg MuIken's Bend lsS5zezsaa8
Warreuien New Carthage Grand u Rodney
proof Nstchea Fort Ad and all landings the CoaeTho
nifcsnt and st running packet
Capt J. NJ White viii esvs for the abovs SATURDAY
~ Freight taken for ali points river having
with the stssers P c. Wallis Aid
Hckeburg. Fo, freight passage, nppy board,
no96 T. B. SMITH, l9 Ne W Leyee,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

l REGULAR PACKET For Fort Adams ssAsss4sA
STAMINA Landing, Mouth OF Red River Williams x5asEaE
port accourc Bend lnnca ncrgans Pone Coupee
Waterloo Hermitage Port Hudscu Ranadsons Springfield,
ds store as Landing Baton Rouge Bru Lsndirs Manchac,
Paquemne, Bayou Goua New River Donadonve
The magnificent passenger cAet steamer r. f. KIMRALI
o." ths entire yesr leaving New Orleans every WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY o'clock NJ For passage apply on board
or to SPEAKE & McCREARY, 3 aTchoupouIa as street
OAKEY & HAWKINS, so GrAvier street.
PAYNE d HARRISON, ia Camp street,
G The most strict attention will he given entrusted
to this boat, dlI ,f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-04

Respectfully,
J. L. VAN BUsKIRK, Inspectcr
Hon, JOHN McKEoN, q s. District Attorney.
The steamer is near the Jersey shore
lie thereupon issued the followin order:
New YORK. Dec 24-6kP PM
Sra You will detain the steamer Northern Light. now
anchor, until you receive further orders from me-
JOHN NICK EGN, District Attorney,
To the Captain of U. s. Revenue Gutter, New York
Harbor.
Mr. Joseph L. White, accompanied by Can
tain Tipcklepaugh, called at the residence of
Mr.. Mckeon, in Thirty seventh street, and the
former apoogised for the language he had used
towards the Attorney in the early part of the
day. He admitted that the detention of the
vessel was proper, as there were over hundred
men on board without tickets, and he asked the
authority of the Attorney to assist in putting
them on shore; he said they were desperate,
and were causing much disorder on the vessel.
Several officers fthe Nicaragua Transit com
pany were present, to whom Mr.. ATcKeon
promised an Investigation of the affair. on the
next morning, 1t was also stated that Mr.. Nc
Keon said, in turning to Capt Tinklepaugh, 81
will arrest you to- morrow, sir, for your defiance
of the law. You must have known of the libel
on the vessel, and called to you. when stand
ing on your own wheel. house, not to take that
vessel out It was q most unwarrantable de-
6ance of the Law, to attempt to run that vessel
to sea;'' and then turning TO the officers of the
company, he said, ''NLr. Scott, your agent at
Nicaragua cannot go in the steamer As for the
steamer, she cannot go until I am satisfied that
the expedition is broken up, and have the au.
thority of the President to release her, a.,
At six O'clock Mr.. MoKeon telegraphed 10
Mr.. Gushing @SS+ sta5 sR n
"Northern Light brought back NY statements con-
firmed BY affidavit. Report to morrow by malt
JOHN MoEEoN,"
To this, at twelve O'clock last night, MIR. Mo
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-10-25

Fer Sale 81 .s.sl.
UyHE LARGE AND ExCELLENT FERN. Known
the balance we'll timbered and yhale nibats rich a.
luval bottom. On the farm Raod TWO
story brick house. double brick house.
good double roomed frame house her with biack
smith shop and wagon making shop hegrn qnsrters
sufficient to accommodate y or qan0s There
is also on the place good cotton gin house
excellent h mill and cribs barns and stables
Caddo river meanders through the whole ngh OF the
tract THERE'S we'll of failing and excellent water
in the house yard, with milk house attached and splen-
did garden lot There several springs ON the place.
and very bold Chaiybeate spring about 800 yards from
the house The Military Road the great western
fare to Texas by the house. Of the richest
and most desirable places in south western tt
is situate about four miles from Arkadepha the county
town of Clark county. y psN -
Also one thousand two hundred 20O) in another
farm, lying in Dallas county Arkansas ON TIE Ouachite
River, navigabe stream, partly bottom. and parity Up
land with sixty seventy opened The attenton q
ntendngo settle in Arkansas s invited to these
lands. g. -
Also thousand and forty (o4o) aeres Of superior
Black lands situated in Clark county, Immediately on tho
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Line, and miles from water
navigation, 400 Of this tract cleared land. -
Asn, nine hundred 900 acres; lying n Clark county.
about half bottom and half plands miles from
navigation, and four miles from Rail Road line. One hun
dred 400 acres Of this tract opened land s..s
Aso thousand three hundred and forty 340 acres
living Clark county, half rich bottom and %
ed and the balance good upland. s-sar:s- =. -
Also thousand eight hundred lS00 acres lying in
Clark county lOJ acres opened mos rich bottom lsnds
and not subject to inundati0n. Es stz-g
All the above lands are finely Tmbercd and Watered.
For further ''P' particulars sRplYE !ES s BARKnaN
Arkadephih. AIksnaaa
Sent 1s 1889 t-r 81 ..tS.-S% ! 40.afIJ
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RALEIGH. ~ q SATURDAY, OCT. Is 1856:
ROR SPRING rRADRwe

I. SALE AND RETAIL-We respectfnIy inform our
and the public that have in Store large and most
Trsda ssen. ock Y Leather and Findings for the Spring
soss " which M We will sell low establishment
thar aork and for less price than they be had
Al Q. our purchases having been made from the Impor
ana BY the whole case or PACKAGE and
me aavant9ge of receiving Leather regularly from
- places 1t IN our power to sell Goods above stat
Inose who wish to buy cannot lose by giving stock
an examination and believe we shall be able to please
Dotn as to price and quality Below we enumerate some of
the leading articles viz: = 49,. ~
~ dozen of Cawfords 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 -'5
40 American Calf Skins - .2sz
70 Lining and Binding Skins .@a--+s TO-
10 :" Morocco Skins
soo SIDES Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
90 Band Leather ,'r
Lasts Boot Trees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
KIND, Tanners and Curriers' Tools = 74l-s :
Aiso Sewed Brogans of manufacture warranted
TO give and many other articles
Saddlery. r a 4 R II FORD
n We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to lis at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5, 1852. IT,
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Book Binding.
JOHN HI. DeCARTERET Il SON.

lNHEWING TOBACCO.--THOSE WHO ARE
~ fond Of the sceed and have chewed Tobacco,
missing great treat. 1t is generally believed have
the best in town. Call and try qu;d ut
PESCUD 4 GATLTNG'S.
SEGARS Il TOBACCO of the finest qualt. H.
- ways on hand at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS l. HAYWOOD.
Raleigh n c., April 18th, lSi6. Al
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r. DOBBIN,
Boot and Shoe Maker.

HAS REMOVED HIS SHOP TO THE HOUSE FOR.
meriy occupied by Mrs Hardie a confectionery. on
Fayetteville street, opposite the Market House. where he is
now prepared to execute all orders his line business
He has on hand stock Of excellent leather and will war
favor and will endeavor to merit continuance Of thu M
Remember the old stand of Mrs. Harde.
RLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
"Standard" office " ~ " Wv
Also Wrts, subpoenas Warrants, aid variety of other
blanks. ' " ~
Aug. 25, 1855 10
NOTICE.-Was taken up and committed to Jail, in
II the County of Nash, on June 95th, 1884 a negro
M @ Who says his is TON and belongs to the heirs
seems to be about twenty-five age complex
and has more @ than an ordinary between two Of
pay prison and take him away he vii! be dis
ElRsT PREMIUM !-SMUT AND SCREEN.
u ING MACHINE, YOUNGS PATENT. IMPORT Ant
TO MILLERS AND MILL OWNERS.-This Machine re-
and was recommended the public the use in
the State Seven hundred of them running orth
Carolina all of which are now in operation and lave ven
the most entire satisfaction in regard both performance
and durability some having and perform
wenow they did at FIRST and have been Of
one day. We have thrown out ten different Smut Machines
to make room for this They warranted for five years
and delivered at the Mill any where in the State.
wv JNo. A. McMANNA.
An,;, "a ,sz. South Lowell Orange County, NC;
e1ss- Cat this advertisement out and keep it,
NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
~ sell lnOO Of land in Johnston County, near
leachburg. There will be credit given of one two and
three years, purchaser giving bond with good security.
A. j. LEACH.
Leaehburg, April 90 1856. 46-swtf
Book Binding.
JOHN HI. DeCARTERET Il SON.
RALEIGH, n. G.
4 RE STILL CARRYING on THE BOOK BINDING
"A business in all branches the old stand over
turner's n. c. Bookstore"
Their increased facilities will enable them to execute the
binding Of Periodicals. Newspapers Music &c. with promp
and dispatch. at New York prices.
Books them fro any part Of the State with di-
recons will be md in style desired buxed aud
buck without del.y. Address
JNO IL. DECARTERET SON.
Raleigh, N. C.
April 25 1856. 45-tf
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25. John Dick, K A. ~,
Drlascdrf.
/. Elisha D.. Cullen K. N.
Maryland.
l. James A. Stewart, D., =. Hw. Davis, KIN,
$ + Hsss, k;sssa 4 \ Is,s.1 Ss9;s s
Virginia. s-s.
J. Thcmss Thor ,,;,' Il Bsy'y D., Z will William Smith D.
g. John s Caskie d. g. John Letcher D.. -
l. William O. Goode D., To- Zedckah Kidweli D.,
s. Thomas s Bacuck D.. II. John S. Carlile, K n,
6. Paulus Powell, d.. y. IL A. Edmundson, d.
is. Fayette McMuen, D.
North Caroline. e.
= Thomas Toa Rad'n F b.. a. - g. r Parresr, f n.
3 Warren Winslow; D, :. Burton craige D,
L. oB, Branch ., s,.,. Gs,oaa T. r. chnenan' D.
l. John Mcqueen, D., 4 Preston s. Brooks, D.,
e William Aiken, D., 5. James L. Orr, D.,
g. Lawrence H. Keitt, D.. 6. VIM. W. Boyce, D.
:. Georgia..
l. James L. Seward, D., 5. John H. Lumpkin. D.,
H,s% H%ss r. TPpf S.a f. Eos!ss ssssssns ks
E Es' sss9;sr S1s Ssn Ssass ls"sss s%'s s. ~
g. James F. DuwdeIi D., s. W. 4: w. Cobb D.,
Z. Sampson W. Harris, D.
Mississippi.
Hsn's Rendley sNBssn Bs1ns William William iSsf lafs
Louisiana.
g Miles Taylor, D., 4. John NJ Sandige, D.
{;;s Ss;3S i ss = S:;:: ::ss sss:;;s +
i Mis: Ii ss"t,S sss1s al A. + + >ss %ss'Iss' A.
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8: % Sssss". xaE;s Il =; M Msssa s j !'sas ,si,;.,.
=. Jola 4: Bingham, Z: ",
kentucky. .'
J. J. Her; F. csmpss ps;Ss's ( :? }Ihs n @G E.
H5sr g. T.ss s h:ana,1 h n e". K
Wm vAbe W,tn; GsSreys gsSn W1@Ss 2sas.
5. samuel A. Smith, D, $. X t!:i zo!!icohsr' KN,
5hn IL kssS4 sayrer 49, Elam"s mas'sEs Rysrs
;: Wm % Ii. Kngiish, D.. !: u: > SCOT, , k.S.
: PEE M% E,%ist. n, !, $: :.; Stsy,1 st sss:;ss, A,
5. d. z. A0louuy, Il: n, L. S'mael B'e"t0"'
Illinois.
EHhu B Ma*ldurne, 3 VIM: A. Richardson, sassis d.
= .,. ysss sGs Samuel sass Asn Msrsba n D.
Luther kenns'' 1a%n 1M"1dsei Dc Mf, D,iyeF' D.
8. James J. Lndey. N, g. John 5. Phelps, D.,
:. samuel Caruhers, ID.
Ark0nSnx.
| L. Alfred B. Greenwood. . Albert Rust. D.
l. W1n T. A,~urd, K \, 8. D.. S. Hsnridgs. IN,
.. H<"', "al'0"' Il: A. izo,;;hI T. George '" fe'' H.
| /. Augustus E. Maxwell, d.
Tsrnx
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Iord.
| l. Augustus Hall, D., ?. James 7zoringto", K n
l. Daniel Wells D.. o. Rz,;.ass,., 3 c e Ma*3"u'"e'
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RALEIGH Il GASTON RAILROAD.
Raleigh & CASTOR r.. X. Office,

RALEIGH, February g. 1856. I
THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD IS NOW
"A completed to Charlotte, notice is hereby given that
%
received by this Company at the North Carolina Railroad
Depot in Raleigh owned jointly by the two Companes)
and will be transported thence without delay or extra
charge and gods designed for the merchants and
others along that Road will likewise be delivered at the
point
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg Ports
mouth except on way freight which must be paid in ad
delivery of the goods.
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents
the Company to give satisfaction in the transportation
goods and produce.
Owners and shippers goods requested to have them
distinctly Marked that their destination be known
R. A. HAMILTON, President.
2B-tf
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Ne;,!!e7...... ].


GHEENSBOROUGHM MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
At the end Of Three Years such has been tha md
free from debt have made assessments and have now
such Capital in potes that have
pany in the Schern Country The most Of the Rss IN
this Company the Western part Of the State hers
the danger from fire is much less. 60 =
At the last annual Meeting following officers were re-
elected. E@ ss,sssaS lf,-j
assGE JAMES SLOAN, President ,3
-s< l.Ff SIC. COFFIN, Vice President. 49,.
,.urF c, p MENDENHALI, Attorney.
1 PETER ADAMS, Sec,y Treasurer.
W. H. CUMMING, Gen. Agent
DlRECfORS-J.m Sloan, DR.. ia. Mebane, c. p
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August s. 1854 = @-A 75-u