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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24
Congregational.

WAaisdroS, Dcc. senate. The
standing committees will be announced
wednesday
Mr.. Evans, Of y. c.. announced the death
Of Senator Butler. Mcssrs. Messrs Mason
Pugh, Clay and Cameron paid tributes to
his memory. Tho customary resolutions OF
respect were adopted. and the Senate ad-
journcd.
Ilouse---1'he standing committees were
announced. The following are the most i'm
poriant
~ :. e., washburue Of Me-, Stephenson of Ny ,
Clark OF Conn, Phillips Of Pa. Gilman Of N. C.,
Tanner Of Miss, aud Wilson OF Ind.
On Commerce Mcssrs. Coohrans OF ". Y,
wilson Of Va, washburne Of H., Mills of ), c.,
Wade ofO., Sialwarth Of Ala. Eustis Of La
ianiy ~ Pa, and Comns of Mass.
On ways and Means Jones of Pa, Phelps Of
Mo-, Banks Of Mass, Letcher of Va. Campbel II
c'o., Davis Of Md, Kelly OF n. Y, Howard Of
Nicb and powdell Of Ala,
TN Territories stephens Of Ca, Smith OF
Va. Grow Of Pa, Branch Of n c., Granger of
y. y. Hughes OF Ind, Zolhcoiler, OF Tenn,
Knapp OF Mass, and Clark OF No.
On Foreign Relations -Clngman OF n. G.,
Hopkins OF Va, Burlingamc Of Mass, Clay OF
ny VI pi Nbss, NlNhlth
ON T., Boyce OF y, e.. Grosbeck ofO.
On Public Lands Cobb OF Ala, McQueen vi
\. e.. bennett, Davis Of Ind, walbrjdge II
Mich, Ruitin OF y. G., ilill OF Ca. Montg omery
ORA, and Mok,bben OF Cal.
IN Post Offices English Of Tenn. Powell Of
Va, Wood o' Me, Scott of Cal, Horton Of q.
Davis OF Iowa, Craig ONO, DAVIS OF Miss. and
Atkins " Tenn,
On indian ANaifs Greenwood Of Ark. Sc ott
oftal., Letter ofo,. Reagan OF Texas, Woodson
ot Mo-, shorter Of Ala, Burrows OF N. Y, Col.
faN Of Ind, and Russell OF Tenn.
tn Military Anats--Quitman OF Mss, Faux.
nsr Of We. Marshall Of ny, Savage OF Tenn.
stanton OF u, Benham Of :, e., Curtiss Of Iowa,
Pcndlston Of o., Burlington of Mass.
On Naval Affairs Bocock Of Va. Florence
Of Pa, Davis of Mass, winslow Of y. G., Cor.
ming ofN T., sherman of u, Seward of Ca.
Morse Of y. u, Hawkins Of Fla.
Mr.. lane introduced IA bill for the ,ay-
men, Of expenses incurred by Oregon and
Washington Territories in tbs suppression
OF Indian hostiities.
Mr.. Morrell. Of VI. introduced bill
granting lands Of the States and Territories
ior the promotion Of the agricultural and
chancal arts, 1t sppropria,es $4,000 acre.
10 he distributed according to federal rvpre-
scntation.
The SenateS resolution announcing the
death of Senator Butler was then rad, and
Mr.. Boycc delivered an culogy. Stevens,
Harris. OF Ill.,. AMI Guide followed.
Resolutions OF respect were then passed.
and House adjourned
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24
The King OF Portugal.

As a favorable contrast to the irightful
state of Spain, and the shameless immortality
and rapacity of the Queen, we present the
following account Of the young king Of Por.
tugal.
An anecdote Of the young King is going
the round Of the cofiee.houses, which bears
every appearance Of probability. Report
says that Dom Pedro the other evening Wis
tied the French play, but left the theatre be.
fore the end Of the performance and on en-
tering the carriage told the servants to pro-
coed to the Fever Hospital Of Santa Cath
ANNA. On arriving at the entrance, il is
said, the King gave orders to the porter that
no notice Of his coming should be given, and
at once entered the wards. Here he had
an opportunity Of seeing the actual state OF
the hospital without the necessary arrange
ments for Royal visit having been gone
through. 1t is said his Majesty soundly
rated several Of the attendants and ntirma.
rlans who were not at their posts, and
strongly demonstrated with one of the sur
geons who was taking the pulse Of patient
with his gloves on.
This is not the first instance Of the kind
that has come before the public, respecting
the young King Of Portugal and should the
monarch reach an age when his energy shall
be concentrated and improved by expert
ence, we may look for better fortune for
beautiful country, that is sunk in ignorance
and spiritual slavery.
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Later From FIiiibuster Walker.

Ngw YoRK, Dec. 1.-THE Aspinwall
correspondent Of tho Herald gives the fol-
lowing additional information respecting
Walker
Upon landing, the party Immediately
proceeded up the Colorado to its junction
with the San Juan, 20 miles from Greytown
and took possession Of leaps Island. At
this point the party Was again divided 20
OF the men were sent 8 miles further up the
river, at point called Fort Anderson, Of the
plantation Of Senior Pataka, n Spanish sub
ject, On the Costa RIGA side. Walker, with
bis l4l men, was heard to say he would
make no attempt 10 advance TO the interior
ill he had added " his army. A steamer
from Savannah and y h-ig from GALVESTON,
were daily expected with other fltb,sters.
Public opinion at Greytown. a. well as
here, is strong against Walker; and the gen.
eral impression ", that he will be starved out
in six weeks.
We have news from Port San Carlos and
Castillo Rapids, OF 2sth Nov The port
was still blockaded by Gen. Canley, in the
steamer San Carlos, and 30 men. IL was
held by $50 Nicaraguans, one half of whom
were sick
About % Costa Ricaus hold the Rapids I;
about onehalf TT for duty Provisions
scarce
The steamship Star Of the West. from
Aspnwall. with California mails, arrived
this morning
';en Walker landed 300 men at San
del Notte, and took possession OF the town.
A lieutenant of the Saratoga, who hap
psned To be on shore, was ordered BY Walk.
to go on board his (the lieutenants ship.
On the evening Of the Sd. the frigate
Wabash. together with the English ship Of.
theline brunswick, and tho steam irgate
Leopard, sailed for San Juan, which place
they would blockade, They would also
probably take measures to prevent Walker
troops from passing up the river
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24

Col Georgc Barstow arrived in this city,
on the Goth inst, from the northern part OF
Minnesota, and reports that the present pol
icy Of the United States Government in re-
serving the public lands for actual settlers
at 81 % per acre, is working admirably and
is popping Minnesota with thrifty and in
telllgent population. He saws the dcvasta-
ton caused by the grasShoppers, or locusts,
Is ended, they having departed without de-
posting their eggs, and the farmers in antic.
ipatlon Of great emigration from the Fast,
are preparing for immense crops for the
coming season, on the ever fertile soil Of the
praires, and that the prospect, Of the Wet
were never brighter than at the present
time.
He says he regards the West a the safety
valve of the always ready TO fiy open
when the East gets too much steam on. and
relieve the pressure, by furnishing an outlet
for its surplus skill and industry He says
the West wants all the men and women the
Fast has to spare and will insure them a
good living and ultimate competence il they
will work half as hard as they do a, the
Fast. In times Of distress like the present,
the views of a man like Colooe Barstow. are
entitled 10 the most serious consideration
lie is q keen and accurate observer, as well
as most eloquent orator. II is the rare
union in him Of strong common sense with
brilliant Imagination, which gives him such
power as al advocate, and led the late Og-
den Hoffman TO pronounce him one of the
best Jury lawyers Of the country.
Col. Barstow has been invited TO lecture
before Brook IN Relief Association. on the
subject OF The East and West His let
tiers from Europe, in 1850, syinced boil
and original thinker, and his lectures on Cuba
last winter, in the eastern cities called forth
the unanimous commentators OF the New
England press. He made the first speech in
this city on the ratification of Mr.. Buchan-
ans nomination, and though never IN Office
seeker, or . candidate for office. Was always
q sterling Democrat. He Is a man Of the
strietest integrity, and his views on the
West will carry great weight with them
~ Y. .ffids
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New Work cay Matters.

NKw loSx Dee. l2,-The steamship
Europa, from Liverpool on Saturday, the
18th, has no, vet bcn signaled
The steamship Fulton left "a, noon to-day
for Southampton and iiavre, with ~ pas
sengers and S630,0O0 in specie.
The associa,~l banks OF this city unan-
moasly resolved, last night. 10 resume pay
meuts in specie on obligations today. Pr
waite information from Boston SAYS that the
hanks there are prepared 10 follow tie
movement.
The Jo,,la! Of Commsrts states that tie
Presiden, does not contemplate removing
any Of the federal ofhcers OF this city, eN.
ovpting Mckeon, who incurred his dspIea.
SURF for HIS course AZ the late election.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24

WAsnISGroS. Dec. Hi is stated in
confidential circles that the Democratic del.
egation from Indiana have had an interview
with President Buchanan, ia the course oi
which they said that on fall consultation
they could not support the l@compton Con.
vcntion after the expose Of Senator Douglas.
Douglas paired of with Reid, Of North
Carolina, on Mr.. Dcnyers nomination yes.
tcrday.
The Government telegraphcd in every d.
rection to-day, to find Governor Walker
without avail.
Martin, the secret agent Of the Admins.
ton. has returned 10 Kansas with GENERAL
Denver
The amount in the Treasury subject to
draft il less than six million dollars. 10.
ccipts Tor the week ending eth. 2jjO,O00.
There will he no new appointments for
Commissioner u Indian Affairs, ~ it n un.
Office after he shall have accomplished his
mission to X ansas.
Correspondence of the Ttbune speaker
Orr has changed his programe in part, Mr..
Clingman will probably bo chairman Of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs, and Mr.. J..
Clancy Jones Of the Committee on Ways
and Means tochrane and Kelly, Of Nsw
York are TO be we'll placed. Perhaps the
former will be a, the head OF the COMMITTEES
ON Commerce
Tho statement that the Treasury hal nc
tually suspended payment is not sustained
The Secretary directed the requisition Of the
disbnrsing officers to liz over till the adyan
COS already made were exhausted. This lie
came necessary from the strained condition
Of his means
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Case os Mayor " ood Of New Sork-kss-
saa Affairs.

Ngw YoEg, Dee. l2.--Tbe famous case
Of MARINE against Wood. Mayor Of New
York, was decided TO day, in the Superior
Court, before Judge Woodruff. Every
point was decided against the defendant.
A special despatch from Lecompton da-
ted dec. lst, To the Tribune, says that il is
the new Territorial Legislature which has
been convened by Secretary stanton. lie
bad been informed that the Convention
would otherwise take steps that might result
in civil war. A paper signed by a majority
Of beth braDches Of the Legislature aud five
or six prominent Free State men, was pre-.
sDted 10 stanton, telling him that this step
WA all that conld avert civil war, and that
tho special session would coniine its Iegisla-
ton TO what might be required TO defeat the
Iecompion Constitution. lie was informed
that the Legislature would meet 10 any case.
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All parties are anxiousy awaiting news
from Gen WALEER. II is stated on good
authority that wALKEE had a perfectly good
understanding before leaving, with Presidcn,
MAsUISEz, OF Nicaragua, and the latter in
vited him back. Also tina, Scnor YRissARsr.
the Nicaragua minister, was in communi.
cation with him directly, and made the new
treaty with our government, with his knowl.
edge Of its purport. His torce will be larger
than has been supposed. as other parties
have len this eocnuy 10 Join him in Near.
aqua. where he siIl probably muster At o1ce
about 100 men Besides ,his a clipper.
loaded with arms and munitions OF war. lei,
New York SOM time ago to Nee, aim at
an appointed reDiezvoas.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24

ALBANY, Dec. l2.--At a meeting Of
Rank pircc,ors thi. morning, i, was nsolv.
ed tina, the Banks cf Albany viii resume
speci- payment today.
BosroS, bee, l2.--Consequen, on an
nounccment Of the resumption OF specie
payment in the New York Ranks. the Banks
OF this city will also resume pecie pay nen,
on Monday next
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" ashi"gsoa Items.

W ,suiNoruN. Dec. lt.--rrivate ,a'urma.
ton, received ny last arrival from the Plans,
say that pr. Hart. Indian Agent AMI the
only Gentle of the L. >. officers who rc-
manned IN tab, after the other official leit
last spring, Effected his escape and reached
Col. Johnsons camp, on Sweet Water pre-
vious 10 the departure OF the federal officers.
pr, Har, took refuge with q hand Of
''tah Indians. ahou, 20 Of whom gudel him
n the passes Of the mountains, lie
~ks reaching the South Pass.
~ercd by Mr., Douglas to sna-
Vansas to form Consti-
'meut. is similar in
ere iniroiucs,
ly Asserts
...< paaO legation To
apeSss .@y merely,
,lisas affairs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24

LorisvuLE Dec. llth.-The Kentucky
senate by strict party vote, tabled rcso
luton TO clec, L. =, Senator ia place Of
Thompson, on Tuesday next This consiitu.
tionally ps;pones tho election to seN, Lsgis
la,ury.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24

Resumption of spsei. Payments by Nv
York. Albany aud Bosto" UaaL..
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LATEST NEWS.
BY EXPRESS.

We are indebted to the Messenger Of
BuEDAsKs Northwestern Express Company
for Chicago and New York papers, in adj
vance Of the mail The news is important,
and may he found following
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Vice President Hrss ridge.

MoxruoAkay, Ala, pcc ll,h-Nice
President Brsckcnridgs passed through this
city to-day on his way TO Washington.
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LATE FROM THE UTAH EXPEDITION.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-24

At the late dinner Of the st. Nicholas
Society in New York, on Monday night, the
Hon. X. j. WALKER Of Kansas was present.
The Times thus reports his speech:
The seventh toast" the Union was
drank amid enthusiastic cheers, which were
followed by calls for Walker"
A Noce-"Three cheers for Walker. y
loud cheers.)
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-02-18

.l1REENsBoRoUcH MUTUAL LIFE M

H HREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY This Conn
pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect Insur-
ances for life rarely presented by similar institutions
Those WHO take Policies Of Insurance ior LIE ana .nese
may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount Of Deposits in the Trust De-
parments Of the Company, which kept actively en-
ployed. ia5 i '
 :. ss:z - Z,
Policies Of Insurance issued the applicants own life
or on the lives Of slaves for year, or term OF years. at
moderate rate of premium. s.E-
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Sauings the
depcsOIs allowed interest at the rate of per cent per
annum for time not exceeding four monhs cent
over four and not exceeding six months and cent
for any time six months -e.g
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
D. p. WEIR, Sec. d Treas.
Greensborough, N. G. September i, 1854. Sly.
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Jan. 81, 1857.

Il and lot recently occupied BY Guess Nichols at Dur-
hams the North Carolina railroad The lot contains
acre. and the house entirely aud fitted ont f0ra
ing the warehouse therefore the beautiful sn dea
rable situation at Durhams. 1t will be sold accommo-
the store and lumber house at my mills Enoe twelve
miles east Of Hiilsborough and six miles from Dnrhams
station, will be leased to any desiring good stand for
March, 1857. s>>,s>s.. So
Any wishing to put up tobacco factory will find
either Of the places excellent stand the
people in the neighborhood the spirit Of raising
baccO if they could find market close ut home Ferfar
ther particulars address the subscriber ut Durham Or
aDge county, N. C. x < sss ..,....ss
WV GUESS
January 2s 1857. sz=-5qssxS l9-4w.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA, w AK
~ COUNTY. In Equity. lames s. feathers vs..
December so, 1856.

- COUNTY. In Equity. James S. Lea,hers vs. T.
Justice.
Pursuant to an order made Fall Term, 1856, of the
court of Equity for the county of Wake in the aboveen
tied cause undersigned clerk and nastcr will proceed
sell The Court lu door in the city Of Raleigh on
the 18th day February next the lot hereinafter described
to wit:
tenement and lot of ground situate lying and in
the cv Raleigh and bounded lolows beginning at
Jno Buaoes corner thence running north 80 feet thence
west feet thence south 2lo feet to Lane street, thence
east up the said street. feet the beginning which said
lot was mort gagged by R. r. Justice James Leathers,
by deed bearing date the 10th day of March. A. d. ls.5
Terms Of SALE Two hundred and forty dollars cash. Tor
the residue of the purchase bond bear interest
from SALE payable twelve months after date o. sale
Z. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. NJ.
January &C. 1857. 2o-waswtd
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, BEAUFORT
- COUNTY, Court of Equity, Fall Term, a. D., 1856
Allen G. Williams, Admir- Of Mary Floyd Gilbert Floyd
Benjamin T. Haveps. Henry A. Ellison and John G. viii.
liams. .ssa n ...e.41 - :
appearing to the Court that Gilbert Floyd Of the
above defendants resides without the limits of this States
North Carolina Standard for SIX weeks, notifying him
appear at the term of this Court 70 be held at the
Court House in ashington, on the 18th day Of May
next, then and there to plead, answer demur, or
judgment pro coesso viii be entered against him.
Court at Office the sh Monday after the 4th Monday
September A. D, 1853. -. SzS..S ) s
Dec. 16, 1856. 1l84-w6H.
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Red Mountain Female Academy.

Red Mountain Female Academy.
TIME SIXTH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
Il be resumed on Monday the I'd Of February next un-
der the charge of Mr. Merwether Lewis and Daughter
Mr. Lewis native of Virginia has had eighteen years
experience teacher of youth, and brings testimonials
of high moral wroth and classical attainmens from Rev.
l.. Halliday late President ct Hampden Sydney College,
Va Dr. Maupin Professor of Chemistry in the UDver-
siy of Virginia Rev. John Grammer Episcopal minister
of Halifax Court House, Va; Richard H. Logan Senator
for Halifax County, Va. Thomas J. Green, of Halifax;
Samuel c. Anderson of Prince Edward Va Hon john
Hil of Buckingham, Va. Maj Nathan Reid Of Patrick,
Va, and many others.
The Academy situated in Orange County. sixteen miles
from Hsborough twenty miles from Oxford and sixteen
miles form Duri ANS Depot the North Carolina Rail.
road in healthy moral and intelligent community, and
could be especially recommended to parents and guardians
in the low country who have daughters and wards that
would be benefited by hill country and salubrous climate
TERMS, PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS:
Spelling Reading and W yitng, IS 90.
Higher English Ancient and Modern Geography,
and other branches usually taught in female semi
naries. --' S- IL so
Latin and Greek, including the former, II 80
Music on Piano. including use of instrument, 20 90
Drawing and Painting, each, S OO
Embroidery gratis.
Board can be had the Academy, for from 81 to 50
boarders at $s lights. fuel, washing, &C., included
For further particulars apply to " - = : 3 s=7=.
GEO. W. JONES, Sec'y,
Board of Trustees.
Jan. 8, 1857. - l-s--S lift.
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A CARD.

1T Is A CONCEDED FACT THAT w. HI.
Il WILLIAMS. AGENT, OF RALEIGH, and SCOTT
BALDWIN, of Wilmington. keep the largest and best
assortment of Gentemens Readydade Clothing and Fur
nishng Goods il North Carolina
Being directly connected with establishment that man.
uctures for eight other large houses all Of which stand
reputed as the oldest and best tested houses their
tive States idle to speak of competition by Others who
may purchase their stocks in New Aork or when
there are none excel the old and noted firm of Keen
Scott, Newark, N j.
The agent for the branch at Raleigh need only to apprse
those abroad of these facts that they avail themselves
of the advantages be realized in the purchase Of their
clothing when visiting the City of Oaks or by sending
Their orders.
This winter we are fully prepared for those who visit
during the session of the Legislature.
Suits ordered and delivered within ten days.
W. H. WILLIAMS, Agent,
(Successor to E. L. Harding)
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January 90, 1857.

Office of the Viii. & Man. II. r. Co..f4t,
WILMINGTON, N. c., January 90, 1857.
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH RESOLUTION PASSED
by the stockholders of the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company, their ninth meeting the
18th of November special meeting will be held Ma
rion H., s. c. Tuesday the oath Of February, 1851.
WIN. A. WALKER, Sec'y.
January ~, 1857. ls--td. s:
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lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT MY
ID Grocery Store the north side of market square,
fresh supply of Rice and Moasses, Java and Rio Coffee,
Crush Powdered and Coffee Sugar of different grades,
Ground and Grain Pepper Aspice Coz king Soda Cheese,
king and Chewing Tobacco Sole and Upper Leather and
many other articles usually kept in Grocery, all of which
will be sold as low they he bought in the City OF
Raleigh Dry Hides all kinds Of country produce will
be taken exchange for Goods the highest prices Call
and examine for yourselves.
J. j. TERRELL.
December so, 1856. l2-H
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8. BABCOCK, Dentist,

(Ocsooer D. G. Mar,uye Sore nearly opposite the p. o.
yK7OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITI-
w ZENS of Raiegh and vicinity that be has opened
Office at the above,naned place where be Will be pre-
enfistry in satisfactory manner Is
Particular attention given to- filling and t6e nat
ural teeth Also, to the regulatonlf ateeth
Artificial teeth insested Keld singy
or in setts, with artificial and eoutinuous
where required. 3, ~. "E5e ~ =
Nov. 13, 1856. .s%;s., 80 - l03-
q Valuable GIET, FOR ANY SEASON,
a and Of per1aansnt vsIues. ebstsr's Unabridged
Dictionary. -. %
So necessity for every educated ."-LD BRoueHAx.
rs 'E2ass ss-5,Se- For sale by essl
. 49, ." a W. l. POMERoY.
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~ when sent by mail As cents. For sale by
W. L. POMEROY.
Also the Revised Code intereaved. few copies only
in this form remaining. IS so.
W. L. p keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest,
Eaons Forms, Iredel Executors and Law Books gem
orally particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
January II, 1885, IL