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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

s a. Mr.. Sumner arrived in the Senate most
OPPORTUNITY, just in time to secure By his voss
C0lons the best Tariff bill ever passed. Thrice du-
ring the evening Of the Sd did Mr.. Summers vote
decide the question, and If he had been absent,
the bill would inevitably have been lost. He
went to Washington thus providentially, against
the orders Of chsphysician, and he now has the
consolation that he was not . day too soon@not
.smomensteo late--but he struck just In time, and
She saccess of the blow 10 evident q VIZ 19isie
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

ca" Jo Brown, the Juggler, . has. We believe,
presented hisname as candidate for the appoint,
'ment of Governor of the Territory under the new
Administration. His rivals are Col. Irwin and
Governor German. The last named gentleman
informed his friends here, before leaving for the
States, that he should resign, us,Isss The Land
Bill passed and his treacherous friends have let
the secret out 1'''
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

bsa9ans l0u saI sHlituT1 pa I'D Z '9'--'- u
..5a4 "a sbfn sFai se.aai slIf esns'4 q ha
aoaa.3 bus ,sitiss-l GO .s1 s. 2oos q 'aH'a
.aa,e,3alai risd, isnisga aiss al ssiss0s's sSHss
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

- y % - --0s '1l----- '-'--.---- =
--A90,nIs 4o7 isassiG. rs Sss2as7sg sssd tuaI
-iss woa s4s go 4el blos e2a sasg dsidV S'ol
.oGs9 o; Q5Is IL ga
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

r5sW eTc4Ea @ lJ3H I-lt7ll15t , , E-'NH
8 szam asdssget l.iN godT .1snms2 ssisado
-1asaiseos ct 10 zss
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

ass eTThs Republican says that the amount Of
tslli taken in 1856 1t the Suspension Bridge, was
upwards Of $4,000. 7eiaassd bio e
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21
survsyor-asnsrai,s District.

Information received from Washington yestsr-
day, brings US the gratifying news that $ the bill
removing the Surveyor Geueral'soface from Du-s
buqus to ST. Paul, has passed the Senate,i al Tiii
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

se1Ths ST. Paul Gas Works are to be enlarr +
ed, and sufficient Gas is to be manufactured to
furnish The whole city before the rs-appearance
[Iofs the sslong Winter evenings" '-v-s -.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21
s.. PaIrisk'sn Day

Z We learn that our Irish population propose to
celebrate the Anniversary Of their Patron Saint
On Wednesday next, the l7th,, in their usual man
nsr. The procession will orgsniss and march
under the guidance Of the following matshals |:
Jno. Bell, Chief Marshal, aided BY Patrick MUIR
nan,, John Smith, John Rogers, Danisl Kelly,
VIM. Murphy and Patrick Nash. twill form
at half past eight on ssSt. Patrick's Day. in the
Morning. in the Capitol Square, and proceed
thence to St. Paaps Church, where service will be
held, and on the procession being reformed, il
will proceed down St. Anthony, to Third, down
Sd to Jackson, along jackson to the Fuller House,
down Seventh and around by Tenth to Capitol
Square, when they will dispense. In the evening
the Supper will take place in Roberts Hall on
Third at
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

APPRoPRIATIoNs.--Mr. Rice writes to the Pio-
neer that the following appropriations have been
made /: b oes' ;qaal Iobn1 OIL % TeYo ss@a
For repairing Cannon River Bridgeon the Wa
bashaw and MENDOZA road. W ted3 - $4,000 90
Point Douglas and Fort Ripley road, 4,695 10
road. 30 o. 7a's sl'd1 77q sI,425" 10
" For Fort at Pembins 9ai a'asnae $4,000 90
Total a ,t,s.,f, s,f.sh ~ $53, l20,, 81
y The roads to be constructed under directions of
the Secretary Of War. -. s,,,,4e
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rrsn.uds.s scheme q vill.i.y rua.ass.a

ads afssf4 t,4e ffs
$ The Pittsburg (pa. )papers inform Us Of mann
moth plot BY concerted band of robbers, which
has just been discovered. II seems that for the
last year the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
r. R. Co., have had to pay between $4,000 and
$50, 200 for goods safely shipped in their care
vhichhad never reached their destination, and q.
nally plan was laid to detect and punish the
scSundrels. Oficsr Pinksrton Of Chicago was
engaged to,try to ferret out the mystery. He
procured . lot Of goods, shipped them 70 ysri.
ouS places, private marked them for their dssti-
nati6n. The decoy took. At . given splscs in
Ohio portion Of the marked articles were IN.
loaded, part Of the gang took them in charge,
and the train passed on. They wsrs traced 70 Buff.
falo, where they were given into the, eare Of an
auctioneer, also belonging 70 the band. This, 10
swonld appear, has been theldepot for oil the
stolen goods. and whsre they have been disposed
Tie Plan having ripsnsd, The tie Sheriff mad. made
decent upon the thieves, and succeeding "a esp.
turing is PERSONS Among them are many en-
ployees IT the company, brsksmen, engineers
and conductors-snd residents u Pittsburg and
Kllsghsny consisting ~ lawyers, Doctors con-
stables Ind merchant, -men who have hithero
borne an sunbiemished character. The police are
On the aiert FOR Others Who are supposed to be-
connected Will this Wholesale robbery On an
the persons ID FER arrested, wsS found ample and
unnistaksbis evidence q their guilt il the shape
Of the dseoy and other goodsi that had been
stolen. from the cars. There are well grounded
suspoioRs for believing that thstrsins frequently
distracted G and the bridges burned down on the
line ofrtbiso road were done BY some Of this
band scsry out more sueesssfallys their ,disbol.
ical sohsmss OF destruetion and plundsr.g no.l
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

3 a. A grand sjollifcation'' is to come of at
Saltwater in honor Of the passage of the Railroad
Land Grant Bill. A band Of music is to be, sta
toned in the street every building is to be il
2luminated, and every pane Of glass in every
building Is to contain candle. II the residents
are too pool, = committee appointed for the pur-
pose il TO see that the candles are Furnished. -
BenAres are u Blaze from every bluff, and gum
powder is to keep awake the sleepy. The even
ing will be devoted to grand ball. qso1eoo z -
At Minneapolis like demonstration is to take
place some time this weak. aW 10 isI9r sd5 Tol
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

DEsMucswE 90 aCM1oa.- The arrival II the
Persia with liverpool dssss % the 21st February,
hring the intelligence Of the destruction Of Cam
ton, by ~ BsitishsL Al snnouneenent 70 that
eject BID apps6rsd il the London Morning Al
yetiser. .0Je.eS1- sesr-e tslEsj
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21
: The B.iasll Case.

I The New York Herald gives the following q
one Of che imany relations which ore prevalent
about the Burdell murder, the szcitsnent ooca-
stoned BY which is still very prevalent. si.
1t seems that at IL O'Clock on the night of the
the 3lst Of January, man was passing through
Bond street on his way to the Bowsry, when his
attention Was attracted to the door of the house
No. 81 opening suddenly and in tho darksned
halfway he saw the figures Of two persons, q man
and woman, coming toward the door step. On
seeing him, the couple started back and shut the
door hastily. This awakened the suspicion Of
the passer. BY, and be very naturally came to the
conclusion that they were hall thieves, and this
was confirmed ID his mind BY noticing that the
woman held in her hand bundle apparently Of
clothes tightly bound. Had they passed out of
the house, he would not have noticed them, but
theft starting back was what awakened his sus-
picicns. Not seeing any policemen, he. gave no
alarm, but walked On 70 the corner Of the Bow
cry, where he concealed himself to see if the par
ties would again venture out. In q few moments
afterwards be deserted the man and the woman,
the latter with the bundle still in her hand, walk
ipg towards him, and passed into one Of the
streets thss led down to the East river. The
movements Of the pair were 80 mysterious that
the curiosity Of their unseen watcher was ksenly
excited, and he determined to follow them ur,
feeling astrange interest in all they did.
+ The'night was dark and cloudy, but he succeed
ed in keeping the mysterious couple in view
without himself being seen. They kept steadily
on their course, until they came to the rivers
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

a eT The Hastings psopls are making strong
efforts 70 seonrs the locatioe Of che Central Uni.
versity at that place. A msssingo Of tho citizens
wss held last Thursday to forward tn nsyss
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

l eTSnow up the Minnesota Valley il, w
learn, more than three feet deep. Who's going
to make claim
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

0TThe voseoa thess Enrolling Act, y suthor-
izing Minnesotat to sdeptos State Constitution was
ayes 80 noes %. It will form State larger than
Missouri or yirginia-making the largest State in
l~~asovoD 10 Ac195E5 9f~EqN-GE 3~ff9k- N+l 9
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bsg u .iGxis - GEs1o ssea 3 = Isl
.sasexs lIsf SIS ysq sSsm agv - rSDslseazsa
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

a. Mary Clsmnsf Amss, the poet correspond
emit Iof the National Era, now lives at Winona.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21
~ ke Courier (st. Peterl pro on aII ssGrs

10 a. The Courier est. Peter) proposes ssGrand
Capitol Jubilee! I"-and calls on the citizens to
5ssturn out one and all PIN consequence Of tbe
recently bogus transportation Of the .seat Of
Government to that place. They had MT got
the latest news.s1W We are sorry for ST. Peter
Il j. bad enough to bssoblissd 10 sxpssd the cap.
ital of 80 much hardpwork, without also having
the other Cepitole which they fancisd was secure
between, theis thumb and fingers; slip slyl, ousss
the eleventh hour, and leave them whistling at q
funeral. Encouraging, indeed -o---go.} ..'I.-s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

. E,1aRx1toN 10 KASsAs.- We learn from many
scores, that : large number Of persons srsprs-
pairing to emigrate to Kansas in the Spring. The
supposition exists East that the troubles are over
ana chat Kansas = 8 seeond Parsdiss.r We srs
Of the opinion that ~ soon ~ emigration sets IN.
To int souussy again di4salsiss win b renewed,
anda ~Osss sssss y sflirs VIM s1iss Than for
~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

Dows on nm 'PAxsoxA The 81. Louis DEN.
ocrat ssys :'sFo1f pstyons We're srrestsd On Set,
urdsy for drunkenness ind distatbanes.o y" =.
F Either the sisrgymen Of. ths types must IS On
| . bender. .ssd - 40 ~ = 80 -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

4aV We are rather surprised 70 find Bueban-
ans Sslutatory 90 full of rhetorical and gram
NAUTICAL blundssss n0ashi.g and Jsas Davis got
up O mach smoother ons for Pissves1fnsd paIai
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

e4eSomebody says that the Governor has gone
East to get soms grass-sssd. 1feit las ,braf' ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

|, a. The tunnel for the Conveyance Of sewst-
age to the river j. made ate cost Of $500 pr
foot instead Of 81 Is. A We stated yesterday.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

i We learn that the Land Ofiss Ct Red
Wing is closed pursuant to instructions received
from Washington since the passage Of the land
grant. Other Offices will probably simia
lar instructions soon r.nfsAra lnnisilon hne ant
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

ga committee of the Ohio Senate has re-
ported fa.osablyou petitions asking for the q.
tension Of the elective franchise to females.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

e1Tbs Lsgislatars ef Rbeds Llssa has pasDs
q IN sctssstoeisg saplnal Pla1hmsnE. ssT gsa
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

a9CT The Lake City Tribune proposes ) Terri.
terial Temperance Society, with aosive branches
tributary 70 it. An excellent suggestion, and one
on which We shall shortly have something to say.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

lilo ts.Jmsesa 40 5aa ,las7Es q INV Resnegssf
.,rssd ysA stsw Ierme2 sieaJ aasdi LIN sgsa
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n ft4f ia : Z ~ r
The roads to be constructed under directions of
the Secretary Of War. ,ssg,s, rw,,4e
FOUND ,DsAD-on the morning Of the 9Th in.
slant, says the Brownsville Minnesots Herald,
about,two and half miles from town. George
Hughes. The friends of deceased and ofthe
family are requested to meet at the house ct two
O'Clock Tomorrow, Sunday to oattsnd the fus
neral. ru11 81 sis s9g sl.. nj bsha9n-fe1s ~
Ioq Another awful warning TO drinkersl The per-
son named above, has been sober, steady man
for years., until within week, and has 20 con-
Quoted himself 40 to gain the respect Of ell who
knew him but in an evil hour be again took the
bmaddening drink which robbed him Of the ssysss
of either heat or cold, and thus he laid down and
dled!po tssaL ~ L-na- al2neaelle 70 saeehongs
d O. The Young Mems Lyceuma meet tonight
over Mayo's Store to debate the following Gre
solved, that Modern Democracy finds its true In
terpretationin the squatter sovereignty doSsrins.*
Those interested will do we'll to attend, Is al an
mated discussion is expected. nae ." sD0oa19A
Fl dnlustrattiIvUe Of the large transactions of
Real Estate Dealers in this city, we would state
that Col. Henry McKenty has purchased 10000
acres Of wild land! He is the most. extensiye
dealer in the Territory, and e reliable e can be
Aounu ~ sho wnvle !" essn naairsmk esg1 els %
i We learn that the Land Ofiss o. Red
Wing 10 closed pursuant to instructions received
from Washington since the passage Of the land
grant. Other Offices will probably ofscsive simia
lar instructions soon. nioisezl leoisiIoq baa an'
~ The Lake City Tribune proposes II Terri
torial Temperance Society, with active branches
tributary 70 it. An excellent suggestion, and one
on which We .hall shortly haye something to say.
| o. The tunnel for the conveyance Of sewst-
age to the river is made at& cost Of $500 ,pst
foot instead Of 81, A We stated yesterday. .si1
eTB. NJ. Ries writes 70 the Pioneer, taat tHs
bill for therslisf Of settlers upon School Lands III
this Territory, has passed both Houses Of Cor
gress. saob >. bne lis1a eSs3c W9a sn' 10 saf-
| e We are rather surprised 70 find Buchan-
ans Salutatory 90 full of Rhetorical and grsm-
NAUTICAL blund@ss u0ashiag and Jsasa Davis got
up, q mach smoother ons for Pisrces1fned paIai
Dows on nm 'PArsosa The s.. Louis Dem Den.
ocras says :s'Fodf pstyons were srrestsd On Set,
urday for drunkenness md disturbancs.o -.
F Either the sisrgymen Of. ths types must IS On
. bender. ssd -. - - -
a A. slight fall Of SHOW osctsssd % Su1Gs5
evening. Weather yesterday warm.sntDi-ro hs7n
T. u Chass Sanass LEFT Nm Nstk, oneths ~
| for Isropsaa toutf his h6alfh.v bstssnnos ~
- Is q q a. I3..ss.S fssl1ssl
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swsa sx .sdsia ssal ai smAo Lean sstssg A :
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y Chas. Sansss Left 15sx Ystk, enpths III
Cor Iuropean tor foe tis h6slfh..z bstsenno3 a,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

FL a. Illustrative Of the large transaotions of
Real Estate Dealers in this city, we would state
that Col. Henry McKenty has purchased 1000
acres Of wild land! He is the most, extensiys
dealer in the Territory, and e reliable q can be
found ia the whole West. IS. = !.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

aiGT The Young Mems Lyceuma meet tonight
over Msyo's Store to debate the following: ssRe.
solved, that Modern Democracy finds its true In
terpretatiouin the squatser sovereignty doSsrine'
Those interested will do we'll to attend, a. al an
mated discussion il expected. arp Q" sDooa194
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-03-21

ills 0SeWe lesrn that negotiations are now pend
ing to plaeahhsaew hotel on the sits occupied b.
the residence of Mr.. HollinsKssd, near ths ST.
Paul College. The location islap good one, and
We trust those interested will push the enterprise
to completion. A' -,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-27
THE AMERICAN FARMER.

A NEW VOLUME, (THE 18th OF THE PRESENT
"A seres commences with the July No. and the under.
of its existence since the present publishers have been
connected with it. with one of them now vergng on to
ous useful and acceptable to its readers Their
great object has been to present practical useful Work
suited the meridian in which it mainly circnlaesthe
Middle Southern and South Satesand they have
the evidences of ISIS acceptabity with those
for whom they labor The conductors can only reterate
the heretofore made OF their determination to
nue devote their best abilities to the service in which
they have been long engaged to guard the interests Of
the farmer and planter raise the standard of their
profession to dignity and position to which it
tied - well by their wealth and influence, and the mpor
lance of their calling upon the destnes Of the nation
The Farmer published monthly in octave FORM
volume containing about 400 pages reading matter besides
$50 800 of subject
nected with agriculture, with neat printed cover, and
mailed at 81 per annum copies for $5 Is for $40, and
30 for go, payable in advance Address
'- r. .-s S. SANDS 4 WORTHINGTON,
l2S Bait. St, Baltimore, Md.
June 8, 1857. 56-4t.
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SHOCCO SPRINGS.

WARREN CUUNT1 N. e.
VNHIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED AND POPULAR WA
IL tering Place will be reOpened the first of Jnne,
for the accommodation of visitors Many improvements
have been made since the last season, which will add
much to the beauty and comfort of the Establishment
Reading Room will be kept open for the benefit of guests,
containing the latest intelligence both political and
will be constantly open the accommodation Of visitors
Mr. Thompson Tyler we'll known in the Atlantic Cities,
will act as Caterer. Shocco Springs distant twelve
CASTOR Railroad and accessible from all points,
Large and comfortable Omnibuses will always be read
mess the arrival of each Train of Cars convey com
pany to the Springs in the shortest possible time.
Smiths Armory Band will be in attendance during the
season.
SOL. D. SESSUMS.
Proprietor.
May 20, 1857. SIT.
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A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE....THE UN-
"A dersighed having qualified at the last May term of
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Wake county, as
administrator of the late Robt Fndaer deceased hereby
gives notice to all persons indebted said estate come
forward and make immediate and all persons
ing claims against said estate them within
time prescribed by law, Or this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery.
R. S. TUCKER, Admr.
June l6, 1857 59-n
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE !.--THE sUBsCRI.
IL Der finding the superintendent of his Drug Store to
interfere too much with his professional business offers
for SALE He has in store choice of the
very best Drugs &c. The of the Store of
the best paving in the State good Apohecary make
money the investment Terms moderate If preferred
he will sell on time Apply to
DR.. E. BURKE HAYWOOD,
57-swtf Raleigh, N. G.
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Office No. Ca. r. r. co. }

OIHCc NO. Cde X X CO..
JUNE 9Th, 1857.
TIME NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of this Company will be held in Salisbury on
Thursday the 9th day of July Under resolution of for.
mer meeting Messrs. D. A. Davis J. II. jenkins, VIM
Murphy and B. B. Roberts, appointed verify Prox
les for the next meeting Proxies may be forwarded to
either of the above named gentlemen soon as prepared
None but Stakeholder can be a proxy
Ordered by the Board of Directors that publication be
made for all delinquent Stockholders pay the amounts
due ON their subscriptions by the LIST day Of july or the
same will be advertised and sold.
CYRUS P. MENDENHALL, Treas
June 10. 6O-td
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEM ENT
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
TIME STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, CAPT. SKINNER.
IL will leave Portsmouth for New York every Saturday
evening" after the arrival of the Southern Cars
Returning will leave New York every Wednesday at 8
o'clock, p. m. for Portsmouth and City Point
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt. Parrish will leave
Norfolk fol- New York. hitherto, every Wednesday
ing at il o'clock
Returning, will leave New York every Saturday at
O'Clock, p m taking freight for Norfolk and Richmond
Passage and fare, state room included, o 90
Storage passage. 90
Freight consigned to the of the Agents at Norfolk
will be forwarded free of charge.
For freight or passage, apply to
J. NJ. SMITH & BRO, Agts
June 16, 1857. 59-2m.
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SUPERIOR COURTS

The Superior Courts are held in the Circuits by the
following officers: JudgesSamuel Person, of New Ham
over County Matthias Manly, Of Craven John Dick,
of Orange; John W Ellis, of Rowan and Romulus NJ
Saunders, Of Wake Solicitors C. Hines rides the
Circuit VIM A. Jenkins rides the Third Circuit; Thos
Rufn Of Oange rides the Fourth Circuit Robt Strange
of Cumberland rides the Fifth Circuit William Lander of
Lincoln rides the Sixth Circuit; Marcus Erwin, of Bum
ombe rides the Seventh Circuit The Courts held
follows:
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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
u At the end of Three Years. such has been the and
economy of the officers of this Company that still
free from debt have made assessments and have
such large Capital in cash and notes. that have hes
itation in saying to the public that there safer Com
pany the Southern Country The most of the Risks in
this Company being the Western part of the State where
the danger from fire is much less.
At the last annual Meeting the following officers
elected
JAMES SLOAN, President
S. G. COFFIN, Vice President
G, p. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS Secy Treasurer.
w. II. CUNNING, Gen. Agent.
DIRECTORS.-James Sloan, Dr. J. A. Mebane C. P.
Mendenhall VIM. s. Rankn, Rev G: F: Deems, James NJ.
GaIret, Jed Lindsay, W. J. Mcconnell E; "; ogbgrn J..
borough, DR.. s. G. Coffin Jamestown; Joshua Tayloe,
Washington; VIM. A. Wright Wilmington John I. Sha-
ver Salisbury John H. Cooke Fayetteville H. G. Spruil
Plymouth Robert E. Troy, Lumberton; Dr. R. H. Scales,
Lenox trtstle.
All mmuncations should be directed to the Secretary
free of ostage. PETER ADAMS Secy:
Auglst6, 1854. 7o--u
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Ho. FOX THE GOOD THINGS

DERSONS IN WANT OF No. FAMILY GROC
res, respectfully invite to call at store and ex
anime stock of Coffee Sugars, A. B. and c. p r. Su
gar Crushed of different qualities and Puverzed Mocha
Java Ro other coes Teas assorted kinds and prices
Preserves Pickles Anchoves Sardines HOLSTERS
Oysters Jelly, Tamarnds, Imported Sauses, English
French and American Mustards, English Table Salt pots
Ra'sns in half and quarter box.s Spices ground and in
deem unnecessary mention all of which we will take
pleasure in showing to friends and the public and sell
ling reasonable terms for cash.
LITCHFORD SHEPARD l. CO.