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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-23

We notice the Oak City Guards on dress parade
to- day. Every time this beautiful Company
on parade, the admire it, the score of APP
pearance and discipline and, the more see of its
members Individually, the less we surprised at
their fine appearance and performance collectively.
They worthy to stand by the side of their veteran
brethren in arms of the Fayetteville Independent
Light Infantry, and that is high praise can be
bestowed upon any Company; and, let us add that
our own Volunteers occupy and sustain an honora-
BILE position by the side of both.-Ibid.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-23

| HARBoR MASTERS REPoRT.--The following list
shows the number of vessels that have arrived at this
port from the 9th Of May, 1885, to May IA, 1856
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Gov. Bragg in the West.

NASH CoUNTY.-We learn that DR.. H, Drake.
former Senator is candidate for re election in Nash
We presume he will have no opposition. DR.. Drake
is one of the most reliable Democrats, and he has
served the people his County in the Senate with
entire acceptabllty We learn that N M. Lewis,
Esl, is candidate for the Commons. and that Col
John W. Bryant, former Commoner, declines re-
election. Col. Bryant retires with the respect and
good wishes of the people of Nash generally
Raleigh Standard
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-23
the Rife Cadets.

Our Young friends, of the Rifle Cadets also turned
out Yesterday for Target practice and their drill and
evolutions excited the admiration of their older breth-
rem in arms The fact is, that the more advanced
Companies must look TO their laurels, otherwise
" Young America will successfully contest the palm
with the most experienced veterans among them
They went through with the Rife drill and display
of tactics most handsomely, and we understand that
their average shooting was highly credtable. The
silver Cup, the prize for the best shot, was won by
Corporal Thomas S. Hansley.--Daily Journal 2lst
THE CoMrAN1Es-We understand that the down
river excursion Yesterday passed off very pleasantly
and that the companies returned in good spirits, and
we'll pleased with their trip TO old ocean.
We were mistaken yesterday, we believe, in ST ak
ing of a letter having been received from E. Can't
well ESQ former commander of the Wilmington Light
Infantry. Our informant, somehow, was fully under
the impression that ii was So But mistakes will
happen.
We append to-day a volunteer toast by lady OF
Raleigh, read by Lieut.. Tucker:-
Toast for the 10th May which day. l775 the Meek
Ienburg Declaration of Independence was signed.
To Che Wilmington Light Infantry:-A Phoenix, sprung
from the funeral pyre of revolutionary fathers to whom
this day is sacred-Soders worthy to their swords
stained with the last blood shed by our yrans With
them for our vanguard Liberty will live longest where
the first trump of American freedom.
*The battle of Guord fought in North Carolina decided
the of the revolution. 1t the last decisive battle
The 18th regular toast omitted yesterday:
II. Woman :(Some of our yoWmg gentlemen must COM
plete this toast)
Yesterday morning the Fayetteville Light lntan-
try paid tribute to of the original members OF
the Company, and the one who longest survived
Captain Hartman-by firing three rounds over his
grave in the Episcopal burying ground. 1t was a
solemn and impressive act, and due to one who had
been good soldier and good citizen.
DAILY Journal Of yesterday.
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Signisi~aus SiGas.

Among the significant signs II tbs times is
the fact that everywhere old wings who have
maintained an indcpendcn, a,ti,udc hitherto
declare their determination TO support the Dem
Gratic Presidential ticket In this city (says
the Detroit Free Pre,l and through the State
We have ALREADY heard Of many 'uch The
Boston Cou'tr says
The Democrats of our city and STATE, and
Of oil the New England States including New
Hampshire. receive the nomination Of Mr.. Blu
chanAn for the oticr OF President with the most
eyul,ing exhibitions Of joy and satisfaction
We hear some open and s,ra'gh, oldIsshione'
wings say tina, they will vote for him.
New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,
Kentucky. Ohio and Missouri papers bring US
similar positive tn,elligencc In al quarters
the movement is formidable
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- Might IN iowa.

The following extract Is from 0 letter
from young friend. Who in company with
oae or two others are engaged in opening
IN farms in Western Iowa. From his dcscrip-
ton We should imagine he was located among
the wihls Of Alabama, or the swamrs OF Flor
ida
Yesterday was very warm. and AT sunset
the brceze died away and lef the air heavy and
motionless. Then myriads Of musquitoes filed
the air and ,ormented us beyond the power Of
Language 10 express. For five hours we sui.
fersi with horrors. Not breath Of dir stir
ing The atmosphere close, snltry. and opprsSs-
i've to the highest degree,--the insects biting
IA all over. crawling under our clothes and into
our hair not biting bnt singing. No rc'iei
could we find for single moment. We sat
down, We walked we ran. lay down. shouted
rolled over. sprang on our feet in very frenzy.
calling upon our ,ormen,ors with maddenesi
gesticuation aud vociferous accent 10 dcsist -
but all in vain No relief came. The sky
filled up with big black clouds, shaped like
demons. monsters and hobgoblins while the
crazy lightning spst its forked venJm from be-
hind. as If afraid to come out boldly and cope
with the ensan guipcd hosts Of mosquitoes that
filed he air and made night hideons. That
i'll hin, oF night, the Screcch Owl, dronei his
death note from the tols Of leahess and sap
less tree that grew up tall and gauni from n
snaky and frrny marsh. The burly bullfrog,
whose hoarse croaking is rarely heard, save in
times Of dire calamity, beloved forth his harsh
guttarai notes. in monotonous discord with the
shiil and squeaking treble Of the green and
Shiny toad and as they sat in their beds ii
putrtscent nastiness. like imps OF h II. they
yelled and iibberei in feadish eyulta,ica over
our misery The crazy loon, too, CALLED by the
oppressive air, uprose from his watery nest and
cried dirgelike requiem. a he sped on swirl
pnion to escape the pes,ilence. Big, black,
ungainly bugs. spiders. anake-fec'ierS, flies.
worms. and raterpillars. AMI every imagi-
nablc kind If noyious and vcnomou. insects,
and rrptiks. were abroad adding 10 the grncr
al damnation"
We take it tor granted. our friend passed
through the night ut least with little Of life
lcn as he wrote this very pleasant account of
"A Night in Iowa. the following day. VIVA,
a charming place ,hs, must bc II il enough
10 give one the fever and ague to think OF j, :
But To live among such complication q, mis-
eci,~ Horrible
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The end OF litigation in regard to 'hr fraud
nleut issue 81 the stock ~ the New Hsvcr
Railroad Company BY Rosrsr scWrrss. has
ecur A decision has hccn hsd in the Court
Of Appeals which rrvr~~ the judgmen, o.
the Supreme Court, and so-s to the fill e-gth
Of holding that the Company Is not liable il
Any form for the stock iSsn~i by ScHrurs
The Albany A,gu, says that in this respect
the decision srrors with views which We had
heretofore fully expressed On this subject, and
We think ~ill b. generally rrsar,Nl As RICH, in
i,slf and conservative in It's bArings tending
10 protect invcs,ments 10 corporate property
iron frsery and fr~nd The amount involved
il near 5000 oNo"
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The subjoined ,AsIss, which we ind IN the
New York Covrir and Enquirer, make an ex.
bibit d the alien immigration at that port. for
the first months n the years 1854. - and Sc.
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fos SALT LATHE Iowa City Rrpor'n
Of las, week says Seven car loads Of Nor
mons r,.ehei The city today. and p&ssd 90,
TO camp hard looking ~. sselterins in
black clothes beneath = Sultry snn, Ard moving
On westward Ike - macy ooi-ners fr ,hr
los Of comnoc sross
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w,nr ,hr,hlue machine "a, in oper

wanr thrshins machine w~ in opers.
ton In the barn u MrI BsAl. d Prairie Town,
ship Holmes eounty, Ohio. tAr n,Achiae took
trr, aud hsfo~ the u,eu could stop IT, or get it
out Of 'ss barn, os ps, out the Ore. the whole
barn va' 10 aAssa col with The mschina
'Arsshsd grain and Other oossan v~s ~
strVysd - ays the AillGsssryA Esv~~
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NoR1H.oop, Wright Co, N. T


NosrHxoop, Wright Co, MT
June Is, 1856.
The late murder 10 Hennepen Co, in this
vicinity, IL the OILY topic Of conversation at
this time. aud a. you may receive information
regarding Il not ri reliable nature, hasten TO
give you oil The particulars o. yet obtslned
from two examinations Of witnesses in the case.
On the morning Of Tuesday .thc 10Th instant,
Mr.. West, brother 10 Mn Hathaway. the
murdered lady. Mr.. Garter. and Mr. Anderson
we're at the house Of Mr.. Hathaway at break
fast Wiki eating. Anon Dickens. the priso-
nes, came over fron his fathers. 10 NJ " NJ,
West would trade Tor pistol be had otserei 10
sell him the previous morning. Mr.. West de-
clined purchasing Il. and Dickens sOon left for
home, where h. eat his breakfast. He was
aware that Mr.. Carter and West wefe IN leave
that morning, Immediately amer breakfast, Tor
Minneapolis, where they were going 10 enter
their land. which WAS In that neighborhood.
Mr.. Hsthaway was ct that time, and for two
weeks previous, at work at 81. Anthony. Dick
ens returned, l,oweses before Mr.. West left -
Mr.. Carter and Anderson had slresdy gone.
ne d' MOI nA'r ""y 'o''''' ''''' w" e,.'
Of the parties Of any consequence. and nothing
vas thought Of his re-appearsncc rs be was in
the habit Of ftcqusrting the house, Mr.. Wet.
JUST Nv w "s' s''s "u' !" 's"'' '"",' '"'~
ana sa" "'cAens " NV "" Noa"'' "'" '"''
'"o's"' 'u''''' "'' """' '~
Ter OF p"Se"'' '""' ""' wv eN"'"! ''s"'
10 f"ve h'S 'n"e' 'n eomPa"y WIN '''ehe"'
h"t ~ ""S co'n"''oo e""Al"'y "'""' A"o
knowing MS "''e' '" ''"'"" "'"'"'
'hoagh' uo more a""u' W.
The presumption w. tnst w"nm an ""'
after Mr.. "es' h"a f' DICKENS WINE SUING
IN char N 'oe ho"se' '"S"''ed MIS- H. ana
she h'"mng Malignant "e"t 20 'ha' part o'
thc room whefc "r "us"~nu ~" hH ga" 'o'
the purpose OF projecting her"i'' ana WINE
her back "~ iurn"' ana sne :" "a" %' o.
rraeh'ng '"r H. Dickens p'"oed MS p"'ol WIN
In lew ir' I" nor head and hre" 'he oa''
entered Just above ihe meek and passed OUT on
the TOP OF the head "nefe 'o"Se" between
the skull aud sralP. Tie coroners inquest
proves conclns'veiy 'ha' from 'he posii'"n %
her body dress and legs. that the vile and in
human wretch covered her iAsc with some
newspaP'rs'and then paf"fed her body aver M
tei dead. Her little boy 81 two years OF ag'
vas at the time present. hut ~ not sh'e 10 tel
Its little story. Dickens then leit the house
leaving the door open Inc enid fr"'a'"c'
there with IT, deSd mother from mat hme
Tuesday forenoon. until the murder was dis
covered "Wednesday afternoon about o'clock
whrn she was foand ny i'sf'e hoy OF e'gh
L., h,..o .
When the nc;vhbor, wen, in tho little chill,
was eating some cold POTATOES. upon which 4
had got some Of the blood from his mother
wound, and which WAS tracked over the floor
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tsrmscs ~ TruvAxssrs.-Tbs Washing
ton ccrrsrootcu, n the n Y. Ccm~<vcsI I'd
ect'~' ays that the Mexican Govcrnmest.
dr~d'us the foruai'oa Of flibastsrinG 49,
citation in California. ke the sesars n the
Mexican territory in which ies the Tshssnt~
pc ls,hmas, has made soue oder to the Gov,
erumsnt in relation To the Isshmus. They
wish the uni,el Stairs TO take The lsthuuS
aa.ler their pro,stioa. and ss' il 6s The cos,
mon benefit Of the commercial world
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,HICAt,U LEATHER BELriSG MANI.
I sACruRY KELLY biAg ksJsN N.suar
,ursrs q speeor sstcs q Osk f.nsed ls.tssy g.l
nd Shlch th., .l s-A 81 Ns~ NsFlsse Bp.,er pre-,
. lesrs a ess, ns.e % lar ps-es.s>-
kglky DIAIkDtRS, rAsasr. Csrrssrs IN s<rtsfs
q frseh sst cSl.A L~s's.r psslsrs Tsnasfs o.
ssd a,sss ~ iAss street, CaesSe. lIs .slsa Sviy
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NOTICE. To r>kNOwN OWNERS AM

NoTlCE-Tot NkNONN OWNERS AND
~ sI psrsas eiain.s to esr ls,s ~ parcel. Of AM
in the Fr, wari ofh- ca, Of S.ut psa n th. s,r-s,
Aes.ssf =, described Whereas, ira rsssaeDt ksehoh
sr N Ne CITY ~ saint Pau have ~ psuttoa vr-..p -
10 ne Conmoa Ceune Of said CtT, that .. nsessssFY
10 ale fer pasic Use 10 ssi Ward certain portN us
Psiesi' ~ 'sni .ansrnt 10 .ytsss S~ven street
'elow. bs-p.gs 81 he oar'h eastern tsrtsss 4
et- tssncs n nh eAst~riy ths 81 -.vsntA
"-st sorth - a-s ~ Mn es>, t.S hasdrsd sid sssy
tss W. f~' DO tie ss,'sr, lice Of s.1 ssrss, end
ees hssdret AL hir'y tee ap f-e, - ths westerly
sns Of I'D sues', st,y sx ga iest vtas. 10 .n's
su-ei. hloash lots cue y, two az, hfes ~. tEr
q a.. 81, sst ca o. 10 sl.<k soar,sea (i< Bra
go . stdt % 10 he ar af asat real
NsS, thsv~fOts, yea the snsno~s osnsss, Aai 81
Other Psr~oas ters>tei there are hsses, sni1ed
tia, 90 W-Sas.ss, the NsA ssv Of taiy s>si 81 ten
eAo~i IN The Sresee~ q that asy. 80 spphesnse .M
Be nss Oa esl.All u sAd peteoefs 10 The i0e Moss
>bsrAurns isdS~ ~ the stist Vosrt ~ kAn-f ecsa
., for The asp-ntrssut Of twslve iarors q .ss ihs
prenu 80 spS 70 sssrSlns sh.thsy III b
10 TIA. say pIoa Of The 'or the ~ par7-s.
sy-c nsa . saii p~sitssn
a, erssr sf the tonmsa Geese
Jase is,A. tsss ~S I. P cUrTCs, c.iy Ce-s
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<avth aud south.

IN analysis "i the first bAiio, Ex t'rs,icnt
'" me 'mc'nna, Convention gives the Follow.
ing rsul, htw,y'n the North and Sop,h
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M ARBLEl MARBLE JUST RECElNED
wi At THE MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS, corner
Of Jackson and seventh streets, NJ. Paul, choice
lot Of American and Italian Monuments, Tomb Stones
Marble Chimney Pieces, Furniture slabs, &e.
Thoes wishing to erect suitable and lasting uibu'
the msmorey OF their friends will do we'll 10 cali
examine before purchasing el-e~heTs
sept u. sss dawu IF rOsrrvIN 4 co
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secret Msoe nses.

A correspondent Of the London i'"'''. wri'
ting from Turin. say> that in all countries Of
Europe whcr rigid censorship Of the PRES
is maintained the most injurious ISLANDERS on
the government arr disseminated BY means Of
SECRET printing This he states was fully proved
to be the csse even in France. in the develop
u,cnh Of the Marianne conspiracy he adds
that in Central Italy thrrr arr At this time IN
meroas printing prc-ss constantly al work,
which furnish the readers az the papers issning
from them With matter 80 dangerous tina, even
in FREE fSdmcu, no p~p~~ would dare 10 pub
lish it. In Pisimon,. England. Belgium AMI
Switzerland therc Arr no srcrrt pre~ss brcsuse
there Is no demand for them. and !et the news
papers thor. are infinitely superior 10 the mob
Grafton o their tone to the sarrepsitNss papers
sllsd~a to This Suggests to sse T'm~s' cr-
respondent the coosider.tica that Il dspotic
governments 3siS to rid themselves OF thes
s~rri SANDERS they have only to rciaH the 80
verify of their c-usoship There IS soand
s'nsr 10 this, hi, tyranny IS ever 'oo blind to
Appreciate Il.
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DiTTS fHRESSHING MACHlNE.-PiTT'S
Il Machine Tor thr.shinx and cleaning grain, stand q.
whoat q rival ia the World u II the nrsi surcss-n
portable msttae a iis kind, ever put oyer.oB in
this er o,her country u vas offered fsr pssile
before the harvest of lss; AMI from that dowa to
N. presrut momset there has teen n improvement
made In The pr,ncir~ Of the machine b. any Investor
the same hns.
Al the great trial of rhrsshirx Machines IN the King
dom o. france 70 comre with the beet Machines Of
ell foreign ccun,res the Pitts invention ne hxhsH
pr,,s gisea ssv eshIbiiars fr rotnee,uioa
At the great trial In france In is,S the results
halt hHar wots By the rival ,hr--h,rs and
st men With IL 10, % free estinAtrt abcat e3us 20
one Of the msehine-, 70 ., foiloss
-tv n-n with GALL, ...... ....., "a hire 81 shssi
Pttts American fhr~>het .. 40
Cs'on's E,sish rhress-r. .i0
puncir'. French Thr,.h~r. ......25o
tinst Beixan rhrs.hsr ...... $50
Thus 10 sen thst the American Machine threshet
ssd eesaeS ~ dres At shess IN ~ minuss, and n.
Ergiish, Frsneh amt Bele,sn maskih,s eoubtned bot
$40, sho~ins that the difference bet w~en the Ar'r
snd thr-~ clhers, combined. oniT % hr,- cf
~h-a, I. kvsr ~ the lstter.
The Mach ne u mans sctpred spJ soll By n TO.
re q the inveutr- and patsni.~ AZ his Agri litutGl
Wsrsheuse. Wet Raasclfh s'rset. a,sass
Ass, Pnfs i~pras-si fs,tAlS P,snS Hs-s. fessT, ~
siths' Eisht Tee Hsrsss, Tue Poser received the
pr-u}arn the last nhnos STATE ,ir held ~ hcsrp
Ahswet given b, reiaru mail inT uir-s IN rsispoa
10 pr1ee Of Nsshine, terms Of p-,m 4 pr-e, u
tbs snasrssnsd, Boz as chies; ~
Islsvsm HIRAM A PITTS
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E. yeur isllpY.ci,wn.

:. -. eur !a.er. Ur.m
~ -: "a; ttn,ar.o>
tltsn, Il,nrsRr
". u. l,wRrNct
& NRowS
JNo. l.. M,SNtNH
,IouS foe-,rtt
w rnEsrc>
!. R,>nmru ft,NFe
lloR,rn SrNN"tw
Hon J,Wr, RhcHAN,N.
VIVIAN M. NEAR I,>C,>rrR,
Juno IL. 1886.
Gv>ryar> | hayr the honor to acknoW
ledge the rcccp, vi yunr communication 81 th'
18th instant, informing w officially 1T my nom
nation by the NcmWCraiic National Convex
ton, recently held q, tmcinua, a. III, Demo
cratic candidate fW the ofNc, nl rn.iacn, al
the Unilcd States. | shalt not alirnp, 10 ,,.
press the grateful icclne~ which | entertain
towards my Democratic f'llcw e,,isras hr
having dccn,eSl M worthy ol this the high,>,
political honor on earth an honor such a. a.,
Iropo Of NJ other country have the power I,
bcs,ow. Deeply sensible NJ ibr vast and ,RriN
responsibility attached TO the station. especial,
at the present crisis IN our siiairs, have csrc
tally rvfraiucd from seeking the ncmina,io,
either by word or by dtsd Nov tina, It hs
been otIrri by III" Democratic party, | accrr
il In dfhdeDcc IN my owu abilities, hut with ~
humble trust, that in thc event oi INV election
! may he enabled 10 discharge ,ny duty in suci
a manner as 20 allay domestic Strisr, prscrv,
psacc aad Friendship with tnrigu nations. am
promote the bcst interests OF thu Republic.
la accepting the nomination. | nc,J scarcely
my that accept in the samr spirit the r-snln
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+ VERY STABi.E-WE HAVE An E>

I VERY STABLE.--WE HAVE AN EX
IL TtNsiyE Livery Stable from which iur-
nish quantity ofgood HORSES arfisx~s and Bugg'~-
aud 90 careful drivers TO convey passengers to
part Il the Territory We shall run a Baggage Wagon
b-srsn ~ Paul and n ANTHONY IN connectin with
stages, to carry extra baggage, to overlooking
coaches.
stage and Livery once door east Of American
Hou-s. ~ Anthony street, 81 Paul, NJ. 7.
3 q. Sutton, agent for 81, Anthony oa,re ~ NJ
Charles Hotel
spr36mdkw RICE 4 BENSON
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DLASlNG! FLAMING PLANING -
j W ~ Hunt 4 os Great Western Machine NAM
featuring Es,sbi shment Or working wood, At No %.
West Randolph street Chiesgo. sash Moulding ahc
Sticking M.ehas., $40 to soo Teuonina Mseii ns..
sloo to $50 Mnrtisins Machine. o2s to $40.
Al the Sams rsee-fisk's Triumph Flooring NHehiss,
tina, viii dress from 10 10 900 feet Of inch white puF
Srux 10 10 hours equal In quality and With e-. POSER
than The Wool ~ofth Msehine
Also. woodwouh Machines of different ~dth. snd
sfrs
hour, $40 TO $500
Is inch do, do I TO :. go do 90 20 sen
~ inch do, DO, to in.ooo 800 TO $3.50
fnr Marines sna Rights, apply TO
rHESE2gE tENElNs,
10 Vest Rsrdclrh At Chic.yu.
ielaFtn~ NJ RICH As~p, a Pau!
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MI EKCHANIS IIUI Ed, CON. IIIIIkD ANI'
WI Jackson STREETS fronting the siesmbou'
Laniing saint rxui N 4. ALLEN, roprietor,
Having taSen the above Hotel, an thoroughly fsBi
ted sud refurni-hed H. Mr.. Allen bess to inform the
citizens Of Paul aud the travelling public that he
Ia now prepared 20 accommodate Dc th boardefs AMI
travellers, in nnsr surpassed in the cit.. The
table shalt slwsys be Supplied with the b.s the market
sdords The foestioa of the Hotel being Immediately IN
front Of the Steamboat Landing, aid IN the bususss
portion Of the cy m ,ke- il particularly desi able o.
those who wish 10 depart boat. transact busorss
10 the city iun.lu&wtf
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HOWE's IMPROVED
PATENT TRUSS BRIDGES

IHE UNDERSIGNED AXE PkOPRlETOHS
J. Of the shove Patent fer the Territory Of Minnesota
ssd are prepared TO contract for the erection of
RAILWAY OR HIGHWAY BRIDGES,
Of ANY length 81 .psn from s,y three hundred feet
As the above bridges have been adopted most Of the
Railroads Ia the taed states, deem comment 20
their strength, durability and chsspne.s unnecessary
All comm unicatious upon the subject, will rrrcye
prompt atention. Address
STONE, BOOMER 4 BoyINGroN
mar 70 wtf davenport, lose.
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The principal natloOalitieS Of The Immigrant
"a .s loiIn-g.
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rINEMPE RANCEHOUSE, JACKSON STREET


i b-twe~n Third aud Fourth SITS, 81. aul, NJ. t
Good boarding BY the day week month ~a-,
terms Coed stsbling attached. Public patronage =
solicited Stages call at this house daily for passenger
SSsien OF the Square and Compass 80
January :, 1s.S. WY J. W. MABON
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IRVINE, STONE L MCCORMICK, DEALER
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Winsiow House.
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