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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14
ecKoRElncHAL ErEcToRS.

CCEoREAsiCHAL uLcIChf'
In ALKELLoGG, Of Hamilton.
9p. HENRY +, SEDAN, Of Hamilton.
sp, DAVID CLARK, ofMontgomeIy.
Avn. i'll. THOMAS. ofDATke.
srH. EDWARD FOSTER, Of Williams.
Cru. MICHAEL II. DAVIS, Of clermont.
I'm. WILLIAM CR0SSEN. ofWsnen.
eTH. WILLIAM KERSBNER, Of Clark.
0fu. GEORGE 4 SEENA, Of Seneca.
tOrH. LEVI DUNCAN, Of Jackson.
Inv. ALFRED McvElGH, Of Fairfield.
18TH. JACOB SLYH, Of Fpnklin.
lSIH. JOHN Tiff, Of Huron:
l4rH, JOHN C. MYERS, Of Ashland.
isTH. JOSEPH BURNS, Of COshocton.
I6IH. LANES M, GAYLORD, Of Morgan.
I7TH. BENJAMIN F. SPRlGG GSof Noble,
18Th. ALPHoNS0 HART, Of, PortsEe.
lsrB, HENRY H. DODGE, Of Cuyshoga,
lCrH' GEO. G. GILLETT, of Ashtabula.
Est. GEORGE COOK. Of Harrison.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14

VIsros FURSAcB, Means, CLARK & CO.
MsnuisctureIs oi beat qunlii, OF Pig
Iron, Vinton FpInsce Post Ofi,ts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14

MrReMh nndershirts aPEToH, WHO ARB
p.al.r.i IN DRY Goods HARDWARE, cussnswns. Boots.
@McASIHuR.-JCh S. Hawk, J. K. q D
Will, Tomlinson & Co.. Gwen Dowd, &. A
Baton, j. & 4. Dodge, Shades q keynolds.
HAMDEs. Benz. Dill, b. d. I. hsrd, h. 3.
Moore, J. b. d W. b. Wilson, Nm. G.
Gleason.
WILxEsvrr.E.-S. S. Nuny, John Gillen.
Cline q Gardlet. Fel;on & Las,ey, James
BleskeIy. Carr & Strong. 80,
ALLIsaviLLE-fetef Miller, Msrcns Mil
sr, Joseph Wilcox.
MT. fLKAsAsr.-Phillip Ssin.
PRATTsvILLE E.--SwtpstcD q SwtIsion,
4,iKLs's MILL. Bloer.
BlRxHlsnAR's William Tissue.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14
JOB WORK.

We Me lIrstd 10 execute, upon tie
shortest not ice, in tie neSieSl manner aud On
the ch eapest terms. sll kinds ot PIais GaS
Fancy JOB PRINTING, such az
Han dbills, BlnHts. BriJs.
Cards, IicketS, PTOgTGzEs',
Cireulurs. Posters, ChtcLO.
Bill Hsuds, Labsis, kOrss Bile,
de-, &C., DC.
nT- We respectfully solicit the rrinhre
patronage Of our Democratic friends, end ali
Others requiring work, in Vin,ou county.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14
ItnNlatir Pr(Aidtniihl tlUicn fer Ohio.
ETsAToRiAL ElEeToRs

WILLIAM KPENoN, j.. Of Bslmon,'
ALEXANDER P. MILLER, Of Builsh
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14

HAnpEs FussAcE. FIssss. ysri Il Co.
Rseds Mill Post otdes.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14
ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!.
will offer for sale as administrator Of
Moses Ray deceased, upon the premises on
THURSDAY FEBRUARY. % 1855.

A FIRST. CLASS FARM.
$50 acres at the late residence Of the deceased
situated on the Marietta and Cinoinnatu.
Railroad Twenty miles East Of Chillicothe o.
on the line between VintOn and Jackson coun.
ties. Sal farm is supposed to abound 10
Coal and Iron ore has about ffty acres cleared
good soil he wed log house we'll watered good
timber and every way situated so as to b
most valuable farm for orsgicullurisl
purposes At the same time and Place will
sell l3 Lots in the Town OF Saysville TO wit:
Nos 3, n, le, 20, "a, 26, "a, %, z, Q. ~.
10, &. 10, a number OF said Lots trout Cu
the railroad end in good locations for build
ing & business purposes.
jan'y "a 1856 TEA 6UFRAY,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14

EAGLE FURxAoE, Stanley, Bentley y
Co. Manufacturers OF the. best quality
Of Pig lrop6.s and oRInSst Office.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14

LAAhLLS J SELLEN S0UR. VihOr-
,sod .Agtnt iR NtW lork 10 receive Adrsr.
ItScEmts Cnd SUbScripticH.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14

lRO + U kN A L kS,
With their Post Office Addresses.
CIEcIsEATI EUREAcE. " Nes,isll, Stew
art d. Co. Manufacturers Of the best
quality of Pig Iron. hsmden, Resds
Mill r. o..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-14
TIE hPkRIHUR EEMOCRAT.
TpIrEp by >. A. aR1TToE.
TIL RsEAY, FClUary, "A.

s. H. PARVIN. No g an 81, GIN.
etnH0fi. isOEr authorized AgfHt 70 poeGrs
a4rsrfiHmtuis ard EVbscTpiiOR,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

A Goep H1T The fcIl6WinR good
bill, il not from The N4~ Yyyk Dutch.
man. t.a, f.o,n Il. f,t;a a.....,....
~ 80 80 ~
~ "''' W sssh " proper e'eufI, y sne
other end :.ak s
A Methodist divine Of this city, On
Sunday last, adminis,ratsd . most VI.
we're rpbuks 10 common ru4tSfu In
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

TN order 10 preserve the good order aud
guist Of the city during the Christmas
Holidays, the Chief Of Police II hsfeby
ordered TO arrest sll suspicious persons sbd
dlstufbers Of the peace. and 10 srrsst ard
commit 10 Jail al slaves found without a
pass after 8 O'Clock r. NJ; and also 10
arrest and take into custody any dave be.
longing in The country, entering town 81
found within sas limits Thereof. with on
withoats pass. alter 0 o'clock r. M. sid
slave to be examined and discharges on
committed at the discretion Of the Chief.
And in view offhe fact that many slaves
are found at all hours Of the night, stagger~
ing abousfowm Il ID requested that the,
owners NJ slaves residing In town, will
not give passes 70 slaves for longer time
than twenty -four hours. and that they be-
given in the following form.
The b-arer negro Or mulsttog named
49,, has leave 10 70 from 4-------
70 -------. for days Or foprs,''j and 10 b.
dated the same day Of delivery
JOSEPH MOEGET, Mayor.
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Error IN THE DArg.--A servan,

ERRoR IN THE DArE.--A servaa.
girl fell against hot stove in such a
manner as 10 brand upon her arm the
date which happened to be on the store
:. 1909 A surgeon was sent for,
who, however, happened to be absent,
and 10 bis place an assistant came !;
but when be saw the date he shook his
head and said to himself. There is
40 longer any help for this IL il too
old an injury
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

.MA~stXuaHrEa. On Monday. abou.
Two o'clock ii the day. WV. BArss, a
Young man engaged a. The store Of II
ToNLlsson n Son, on Church street.
killed \ man blythe name Of ArpHBw
JoHrsos. with \ pistol. The Coroner
II The Parish, being The father Of The
young man BATES, an inquest was held
over the BODY. by Justice WAbMsn and
Sans. but we have not yet LEARNED The
verdict by concurrent testimony Of
oil the witnesses II appears, that John
son, was drunk--had been ii the store
previous ordered out and Jeff,
but came back again. When be re-.
turned, Bates ordered him to leave
second time and approached 10 put
him out, at which time The pistol was
used---the ball taking effect, above the
leh eye and causing death In few
moments. Bates, made bis escape. -
johnson, leaves widow and Ave help
less children. ~
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

WHARF Boar SuaH.-. During The
severe wind storm Of Saturday nigh,
last. he wharf boat, Of Messrs Smith
and Reynolds, at the Natchez landing
was supk. The boa. was sometime
sinking, after she spfang leak, whiel'
enabled The proprietors. to save most
OF The goods, on consignment. The
hull was that Of the old Prince s--she
broke loose. from her mornings and
flosted down the stream sitter she was
unloaded.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24
D,yoeotsa. The pyio6;baI bt,s

Dlyonofse. The principal busi.
bess before the Supreme Court. new
sitting III Salem, ID said 10 BIZ diyores
cases SINCE The discovery of Cslifos.
bia gold. we have bad M unusual
Dtfnb of si,eh easea, " the temporary
separation Of husbands ana wives has
frequently led 70 permanent estrsngc-
ments and perbsps the sppliessions
for divorce from "CalifofDis Widows'
are eqaal in number 10 sIi othsrs4-~
Boston Couyisr. ~
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

AN OalefaRL PICTURE By RAP.
HAL.--I'hc London AtheDmum an
pounces that sn original picture by
Raphael, belonging to the Royal col.
lection. has been lately rescued from
oblivion at Hampton Court The
Atheu@um says:
II seems to be the po'rat Of Rap
hazel by bis own hand. which was DIES
crii,4d by Passavant. iu his tour in
England, as existing 10 Ken-ingtoi,
Palace At the time If bis siAt. Since
that period many Of the choicest pic
lures hove been removed 10 Hampton,
Court, IN order to afford ibe public =
free enjoyment Of them, and this sp-
pears 10 have been overlooked In the
transit. The words. :. RaffelIo Urbi.
nus fec" are Inscribed on q button
oftbe paiasers dress.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

The HoHsE PALACE onnoisseurs
Of ine equippages, and fast nags, are
called on, 10 20 Immediately, to the
Horse palace on Convention stseet, and
examine the appointments there made,
within the last few days, under the
dynasty Of" King William the First
Ifthere is more orderly Palace Of
this kind, any where In creation /; the
place that can boast Of II should be
named ut once, IN order that II tnay be
chrsnieled a. Tie Tatisrsalls Of the
nietsenth Century. Guns, has been
30 long Ia this business. that he fully
understands all its points what Ii re-
markable about him "a faculty rarely
metz he can tell at glance, when q
customer comes. into the front Office,
what kind Of horse and fashion Of chaise
he would like TO- have. There is
great advantage In this !; fast man
never gets slow nag, and q slow man
Is never put behind az 40 to be
frightened to death, with his locomo.
tive speed. CLisE has horses. for sol.
emn. al well as sentimental journies.
Ho oan put . Young Gent, with any
party ofths opposite sex who chooses,
to scale the garden fence on an exlrcm-
ity--in the noted city Of Liberty NIL.
ia less than dozen hours.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

DaxH Or a grrsf ktHe.--t'he
body If Josiah Stanley, The " King
81 the Upsies" 81 The vess. lssys So
English psper.) vas found on The zgtb
ult., in The river Usrs. p4sr TONES,
South Devon, and was burtisd on The
81 u November, At Higtrsel, being
followed to The grave BY crowds W
spectators. The tribs 10 which tbs
deceased belonged, have offered 4 70.
ward Of fifty. pounds hi The appreben.
siot, VI the murderer, snd II Il beliet.
Ell by many that some Of The frib1 who
are next ID succession 70 tie kf6gship
have bad 4 hand 10 tbs old kings
death. e
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

nT-Tbe fill, humber 1T Bohemian
translation of the dramatic works OF
Shakespeare. published at the expense
of the Royal Museum Of Bohemia, ha.
just left the dress. Il contains the
!" Merry Wives Of Windsor" and the
translator Herr +. Maly. Is said to
bavs acquitted himselfof the task with
constable talent and sucoess.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

PRocLAnArtoa BY TIE MAYOR
We call attention to A Proclamation
If Mayor Mongel. to be found else
where, in 'o.days paper. AT this par
ticular time, the necessity Tor masters
to comply with the request Of the
Mayor, is apparent.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24
G8 ] Gully Gon'et.
-
BATUN Kt1tJt E,.aADEC4 ~, 1850.
(,bs tjNior n s.ssrre on san.

Dos tJMex MovsAsr1a. oh sun-
My morning. our double sheet Week.
y, uniting the Covnef and Gassste'
viii make tn appearance, under the
title, re Wsstiy Comet and Gasests.
The Daily will follow II on Mooday,
considerably enlarged and improved,
10 bear the title The Daily Comet and
0asstls.'' III tbi. sffaussnant The
public will updefssaud that MI The
unfinished contracts entered into by
the Gazette and paid, will BE- finished
- though that paper we're In en-
istenee. We viii snleavour at
once 10 serve The customers Of the
former paper, and II W omit some.
W. hope they will bear with us, and
attribute II 10 The confusion incident
70 The change. The Judicial adver.
tisemsnts Of the Gasetts. will be regu.
larly published, BY Tie new paper, Up
10 The time they expire. also the
yearly advertising Where merchants
have been patronising both papers
contracts with The Come, will expire,
and arrangements made with the Gas
eits Willie fulfilled. The old customers
Of The Guseitp, abou. town, will oblige
us, 10 cali at our Office, and let us know
how they stand III aecount with, that
paper. We ask this, for the rsasup,
that, the affairs Of the old concern,
have become ehtabgled owing 10 fre-
qasnt changes that have taken placa
In The proprietorship Of that paper,
III late years. 8
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

A GREAT mechanical Tki6srH-lt
was our pleasure Yesterday. TO examine a
drawing Of machine invented by Messfs.
r. A Bubisskt, and A. Y. saAw, Of this
city, The object OF which is 10 facilitate,
and expedite printing in eolots We do
not hesitate to pronotince il par srtaifens
the machine Of all The mechanical arrange.
tnents 10 priHt in colors, This takes the lead
Any number Of eolors can be rolled on the
form with IL at the same time thus obvi-
alton the necessity u working the press
for each eoor Nessrs b Il s., sent on
yesterday drawing Of the tnschine---made
in artistic style BY Mr.. Gorlihski, Of this
city, ard they will apply at once for
coveat, at ard afterwards patent
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

DsA4H ov a. ON. K4sste14l -,
Dr.. Thomas 1vers Picker ID old ao1
p eminent physeiaa ~ s1leses died
Of paralysis On lbs i0tf iilkibnt, Nh
he age Of nesrly ssvsniy.t ysalls
H. was 4 ron ofRighl Reverend Bsis.
usl Parker Bishop " Dissesss ma
VAS born III Bedford street, haTd1y .
stones threw, from The places Of bis
death lie spent bis long life a. 4
baehelor He-Hss a.gaddsis 81 lIss.
ward University III The class u 1905,
Of which there are nor bu. three liv..
ing, viz. Dir. Ezra Eaten, Hon. jas.
Savage and Rev. sAnuel Willard Of
Deerheld.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24


Monday evening, IL ous Of cur reporters
was passing along Church street., ID font
Of The @liafnsyfn be met two we'll known
citizens iii earnest conversation One for
short, we will taii Jsnssj' The other a
solid substantial member Of the church.
NE will call Dnecnv
Says Jonss--.'if,id you iIear Of that man
Juhnso,, Icing Killed ~
Deaeen--AYps; how vas ~
Jcnssa-s'Well toa see | heard Of II, and
went down IT was at old Henry Tomlin
sons and he and are great friends. The
old man tells tne every thing, and what br
says may be relied on, as no man In Baton
Rouge stands hisher---J would stesa, to ey.
Try thing he seid..-.WsiI he ssidpA-jast
At this moment orr reporter arrived -
"Jonssp turned To him and saitl.--fdid you
hear Of that man Johnson being killed ~
Reyoyterz-" Yes---do you know The par.
iieuatsW
JONES' Yass@as scan a. heard Of IL. /
went down 10 Henry Tpmlinson's--th old
mans he and are great friends the old
man tells me every thing and whatever be
says may be relied on; | would swear TO it.
There il no man in town whose word
would be sooner tskehr Just here Tie
Deacon became impatient IS stepped to
take a pinch Of snuff and manifested il,
by saying~fi w hat In The H. did he tell
Your
Jones' He said ahe was out Of The house
at the time and knew nothing shout itp
The thre's walked away silently.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24
~ - ? : =
MARRIED..

AT Mobiis, on tho 2oth inst, BY The
Right Rev. Bishop posrigH, DANIEL
RICARDO, Esq, Of this city. 10 Miss
MARGARET TCOMENY, Of Mobile.
IN. o. Bulletin.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

t. They talk OF tunneling the
East River between Nav York and
Brooklyn.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24

A GRAVE QUESTION follow.
ing question. put BY some Dlogsnes in
the dark, to the Phoenix Ledger, ia
uDanwered, and bids lair to become one
Of the standing questions for which
simple reason We give il publicity, in
order, that such Of our readers ~ de-
light, in abstruse and metaphysical
speculation, may indulge.
"QUgRY Will the New Orleans
Democracy 10 the next Democratic
State Convention, claim representa-
ton therein. upon the basis Of The late
.PRESI DENTAL, or the late Gu.
bernattriai election Z"
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-24
A. II Ea ER

HOUSE, sign, and Ornamenfat Painter.
Third Street, Baton Rouge
WILL attend promptly 10 OIL orders hi
w this city and vicinity, for House.
Sign and ornamental Painting, Glazing,
training Paper Hanging, etc.
~ Orders from the country solicited.
dec24--gra A, REGEK.
. AvsAa--
PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.
WE HAVE just received issge assn-
w ity Of fine, n sh GRs)4DSF, PAR
TRIDGES, WILD TURKEYS, snd ether
Game, tor the holiday enjoymentss and
wonld be pleased to gu criefs fos our
xiends a. M0NTAE u FRO.
dSc14.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY
: isi THE slECTAr0R: ~ .,es p
5sssa WASHINGTON CTR, d. C. ...

HAAitY JOURNAL LITER, AND NEWS FOR SOUTH
5S7gS ERN READERS. -sF4.-s+# NJ
UNHE SOUTH HAS TOO LONG BEEN DEPENDENT
upon the northern cities for its periodical literature.
The weekly newspapers of Boston, New York. and Phn-
depha have swept like food that part of the nation
south OF Mason and Dixons Line, many of them CARRYING
with them of the prcudces of abotonism and
eucatng to greater less extent doctrines injurious
southern readers should be thrown o-and is believed
would have been long ago, if there had been facilities in
the South for the publication of first class literary papers,
THE SPECTATOR,
spubshed by gentleman who has long been connected
to supply this want-that Of heightened weekly paper
OF Southern interest and character.
The general plan of the paper follows It has eight
pages three of which filled with the best articles
Literature Science and the Arts to the editors
and domestic the interests the in
formation on this page will be mainly derived from the
ricultural Bureau of the u S. Patent Oce syn
Opsis Of the operations of the Departments of the
ment and during the WINTER report of tie pro-
ceedngs Of Congress altogether making plan which will
be rgdy adhered to- and which unequaed by any
in the country, North South.
The SPECTATOR is printed type and fine paper.
Its quarto form makes convenient binding and each
most valuable paper for preservation and reference
Subscription, Two dollars year. No paper with
out The money Specimen copies be had appica-
ton to
AUG. F. HARVEY,
Editor and Publisher,
Washington, d. c.
Raleigh, Aug. 12, $685. 1osO-l2tw.
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A. ID. 1856.

A. ID. 1856.
VNHE PUBLIC NAY TALK ABOUT THE CLAYTON.
IL BULWER treaty and the BRITISH BULLION pow
towards us matters te-thc facts are The British now
hold Malta and Gibraltar eligoland in the Baltic. Cape
town and Ceylon the South and East Falkland at
Cape Horn, Vancouver tine Pacific Halifax, the Bermu-
das of Cape Hatte,ask and Musquta of the Caribbean
sea-thercby commanding the world Of waters notwiih
standing ali this avens still continues put up, and put
down, and put thru, Fayetteville ST. No. IL, Portraits
Of eving lincanen;s, done and done down and done
suerreo,rpc s,yss inebIe in color and pas in tint SO
that c,ernay every child recognize his rela-
tives, and even Tuwsrr know his master.
Z. S. Call Immediately and be satisfied for unce
AT the HAHEN'S GALLERY,
Fayetteville Stree, No IL Raleigh G
January % 1856. l?-tf
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PATENT BARREL MACHINERY.


Interesting to MiW-oenerx, Turpentine Distillers,
and all others who haze an ertensire use for Bar
rels and Kegs.
TlHE SUBSCRIBER Is THE PROPRIETOR OF TIE
patent Of the machine known Traps Patent Bar
rel Machine for the territory of North Carolina and se
srons of selling machines with the right them in the
several counties of the State He is also DESTROYS of selling
the rights of the machine for the States of South Car
DINA Georgia. and Texas The following describes
of the advantages of the machine.
advantages orer Handmade Work.
We make ttaves and heading and make twenty
five per cent more stock from the given amount of
timber, saving thereby in cost of material Our
slaves made perfectly straight, have the hollow
and round as when set up in the cask of uniform
hi ckness oated accnrately-beng mathemati-
tally true from end to the other casks tighter
stronger, all Of equal weight and capacity, uniform ap
pearance and all perfectly caeriiht They cost only
about twohirds what the article would, if made by
hand, and will sell for considerably in any market.
We have shop at Franknsvife, Randolph Co, n c.,
where who wsh witness the operation of
these Machines and test to their perfect satisfaction every
branch of the work We will feel the utmost pleasure in
exhibiting to such everything connected with the work.
WIN. w. CLARK
Franknsville, NC
Dec. Is, 1856. llO4-w6m.
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North Carolina Six Per Cent State Bonds.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, N. c.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N c..
~rAruD Jan. II, 1856.
Nat this office until 10 O'clock A. NJ 18th of Feby
tr the purchase of $4,000 of Bonds issued BY the State
North carolina They will bear date January lst 1855
Proposals will also be received for the purchase Of
600 OF Bonds which will be dated January 1st s5e ~
will run thirty years. '' A'''' I'LL"
Both classes OF Bonds will have coupons attached f ~;
tetes st SIX per cent annum, payable on the lat of
!ny each and and both PRINCIPAL and
interest will be payable at the Bank of the Renmhlc N
unless where the party prefers to have payable
They vii issued in Of 600 They are express
exempted from taxation for any purpose ~f'S''-
bidding will please address their letters endorsed
for NJ Stocks to the undersigned at Raj
% bidders being informed of the aecep.
..nSe u tne Dids depoate the amount of their h5s
sns interest to the credit of the undersiene5
th me Ssnk OF the Republic, New York the Bank
Oh sne o!s.e OF u or the Bank Of Cape Fear Raeioh
gn. q sccepiing such bids in whole or in psrt a.
ne SsfH %ost to the States reserved
D.os VIZ ne opened in the Of Governor
the Bsnk Of the Etate. n " CnTfIhs sspens q
Raleigh, jan n. 1856. -s''' -. A ~ 2
-'sAs@Is+s -tLsJ .1s fslaustszt
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NAIL ARRANGEM EMS AZ RALEIGH.

NAIL ARRANGEM ENTS AT RALEIGH.
6riudt and Departure Of Ralrosa asd Stage Lines at oad
from RGsiGk
NORTHERN MAIL,-(Br RArLRoAn,)-
A erfes a Sa;Iv at N.
Mail closes at o. my
SOUTHERN MAIL,-(BY Two-noRsE HAck,lE
(iaii closes at o. a. my @
WESTERN MAIL,-(BY FouR-HoRsE CoAcnEs,e
caves DAILY I at 81 m
Mail closes at B a. In.
P1TTsBOROUGH NAH, -(BY Two-uoRsE HAck)-
Leaves Sunday and Wednesday ........... at 5 m
Arrives Monday and Thursday .:....:....:a at pm
(Mail closes Tuesdays and Saturdays at p m
GOLDSBOROUGH MAu,-(BY FouR-noRsE CoAcH)-
Leaves daily, Except Sunday,) ........... at L. M
Arrives daily, except Monday,) ......... at IL Pm
(Alail closes at Z p.m)
PETERBOROUGH MAIL,-(BY Two-uoRsE HAck,)-
Leaves Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at a. m.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at pm.
(aIail closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at M
RoxBoRoUGH MAII,-(Br HoRsE,)-
Leaves Friday, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at IL M
Arrives Friday ut o. m.
Mail closes Friday at l2 n.y.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-06
TO CONTRACTORS.

DPOPOSALS ARE INVITED TO CANAL NUT
IL BUSH Greek. commencing at the bridge on the road
leading from WlianSboro to Warrenton thence up the
creek about four miles.
1t proposed to sraighcn the channel of the creek
practicable, by cutting Canal the bends
20 feet wide top, siuping Ii feet at bo.onthe
age depth about out the old channel where
it is nearly straight.
Persons wishing 10 contract requested to view the
ground and o.nake proposals both for the canang and
clearing our.
ANY communication addressed to JAMES TURNER
WILLIAMSBURG, Granville Co., n. C.. will receive prompt
attention
January IL, 1856. l7-lm.