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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
Port OF New York. March 81, 1856.

CLEARED
Steamship Augusta, woodruff 6avAnnah-S Mitcht.
seamrhip Nashville Ewan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TIes.oa
Steamship westernport Berry Portland n B Cromwell
Ship Southampton Austin idysrrool-snow burgess
: hiI F ~niets Homes San Francisoo-w oolemon 4
Bark There,a Prem) Hoborst, Brsmeu-Burchard
Burse.
Ear SS s so..
Bark Gordela Iuichlns., 81 Jaso, GussITspscott Co
Brig J 4 Beck (0d). waehendOrn Malta Meanings. Null
lsss T.,sS.
Brig mary Isr. 1shons; 8. yOhn-rhos w..ce
schr Pendleton Obj dumas, ST John, MIG L Hatch
schr Bow Allen, ysct.onEls.Msyh Talbot Co.
seSr s...s sssep sruns siaxA.
seSr Griar ma ,utie. RicSmond-U II Person
r;sss ps: rss
sesr s,:is.%.n VICES AIs1sSdlis SsrriS Abbott
sssr 6ss: ssE
schr Lycens Pronty Hinghsm So LeTs4
sssJ Kssu Sass
sSp ssf Ssw tam ssS s kS.s
s,:op rsSn a sssphsra New Hsysny E6xses
Steamship Black Warrior Smith New Orleans March Is
signals with masted schr Kate Miner, steering NV.
ts ssi5
steamship James Acger, herce ChArieson
spoao1a CO .n o'' 'na
steamshiP Ihos swami wiletts Baltimore 20 hours with
shp Baltic zesss liverpool Jan IS, via FayAi Feb 49,
Ship ChSs Fa, wen (sf Kookland williams Chiucha Isl
snds Dec ard days from Hampton Roads, with guAno.
ship Uoptnent (of New Bedford Gibbs Chuchs Islands
Nov 20 and days cm Hampton Roads wh gusno 10 Bar
snip Winged Racer COf Boston, Leavit Baltimore sdsys
Bari neuer. Gardner Msaga via Norfolk day. twhsr,
BARK orcha pevereu1 MAtsnnas March s. with sugar. to
Brig Rimira (o' Portland, Hal Carsenas March with
aoassea 70 mater On he 18th and sh IN Lat 81 81 lon "a
Obliged to saye 30 casks moasses 70 tighten the vessel
Big thzaoeh Watt. Il C.rasnas 10 days with sugar
Nsrst VIII sugar o ~ Peters SD in company with
: brig FmI{ Davis ChaIiesson. days with cotton. &c to
sS, clsso.. r.snns,sa. Lsv.cc.. ~ days WITH CT,
ton &c. 70 Hcoready Nst Co. Experienced heavy wssh
cr; spr ing forsmsst spit ssfs &c
Sehr Con maDder.in-Chif wogsm, AiexsLdis. days
iosms s; sprung matt mast and received ohsr damss.
Schr fAttaJ Mott Georgetown DO
sshi Luey koSinsoS Edriass tirsnis for Me- Haven.
schr GIsce Caroline Kesey, Virgil ia for New Haven
schr Geo Lua. Lyous, Baltimore.
schr sss ali Parker: Rogers Baltimore.
schr J A. Mcrte Barker Milton De-
schr Laura Mapshap, -; hoclpor $3.50,
Sch B crumnond ,wreckeO for. Win vine from wreck
CT bark Fss,,rn Belle asho-e on lopg Beach
steamer westchester CLARK Providence.
AR ans-schr Granite State, resrse. Boston.
schr Prrrroch. Burroughs, Boston for Philadelphia.
SAILED
Ord Slir'rp; ,hp. fos,sr Jf liverpool John Elliott
Antwerp; bA-k Zephyr. Gibraltar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

Eutrs ~ THu BuHsuSe 90 GsISDsroSE &C lr-uer
Has bt ~ Bquess Friday 81 the New iort Hospi-
T.. h. body ofs mas NAMED James Hayes Who died
frsu ffecs Of Injuries received wednesday By the
hg.sHua ,. .rrldstaue IN The msrufacory Of r. L. Al
Ist ei tfrxtu Ths deesesed appeared, was a. work
when As parted N two, one hst
.. fuf. 4 iu uruurn the Of The building,
b. .-l Z. rrr sec sset and mangled him IN q
.tIt|. u..flfUr and w@ perfect
t.. .u f.r .-.ft- So ea'ily scc)unted
r .r' .sar-p. ne istr fros nav have
Ur ft sat 1910 r. exposed during
- F a a uay bats hr. % FIJI. in 90 squsBce. The
Iprdersd Frrfi0f . sen death. DE
"a .sh yaFo ser, ami esaastve o. RaE
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
Law Intelligence.

CovH OF CLAIMS, Monday, us1ca W-A Harris, I'D
m,nistrsor Of Armstrong, W The Uuited states No
2q3 Law Docket Cla ming that pension under the scs
of August I? 1Si3 should commence % the date OF the
cssbility and the time OF olerng tho proof
The case argued Tyson. Ese for the claimant
spd by Mr. McPheon Deputy SOLICITOR for the govern
ment submitted. Mr. MCPHERSON submitted bis asgu
the govern In the Of Thomas 0snaon
aud others the oed states The folio ~ng ton cases
will be commenced and heard 10 theI order on Tuesday
March l7.-No. AT, Thomas Cody: No. 484, Maria XII
bourne end Others No. 500 Hugh Vests sdminstra,or;
No 602 Franc vigo's heirs No. 6c< Autonette hsngel;
No 6G6, W and r. n. Mayo; No 6c6. Rebeocs Head;
No bla Adopous Lenesoue; No $50, Benjamin Aooney;
No. 623, James Thateiius' heirs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
The French Railroad Frauds.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER couHT.

90 ~ nsnpoer ri Gu PRINTER. Greig and o>rs The
easmpson Witnesses wss continued The testimony
sisted principally OF the production OF papers and
pous connecting the entries IN the books with the other
papers which could not possibly be made uelhsbe In The
slsence Of the BOOKS and papers thtmseve
Judging rom the progress btherto mzde 10 the ersrnrs
ton mnst fnce, dou. srf lengthy nveriiRson not
rbusarr ing that tn
b crtnrnerfshe desire 70 Nj every roes vs.
sesrs,es ecyrsibs wh Ne lsieress djas'ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

SsyAMBokr Racine ON THE MIssIssIPPI.-A pro
,iicI loot ~ ct spa gralo sweepstakes rsoe on
Mississipp river, between the stea mboats Alvin
Adams, Telegraph No 5, JAG S.sader, hatcher and
Fchpes ~hs b~ats IN % from New Orleans /, Natcaes,
aud Il FRA, .oAt reacr o. goal 70 purse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

STEAMERS TO AN6 YRoM HAVANA.
fsABKL-From ChArestoo 18th and 4th due II Havana N
and 7. From Havana 10Th and 1h due n Now Ysrt It'll
And LIST
New Orleans 18th From New Orleans TA, Havana s9s,
duo at New York ID
BLACK WARaIoR-Yron New York zth arrive ~ Havana
Lat and New Orleans From Now Orleans In. Havana
lAh, due at New York 18th
Leaves New York at 10 AN and New Orleans Of AN
QuAKER CrTY-From New York tn Of each month arriving
n Havana lh. and Mobile ltsA From Mobile "a Havana
2Ah. due II New York 18th.
A5- An peekages aud lae,s iatsaded for he NEw roRx
HuRAaD should be Ssssed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

WAEIED.rHREE CLERKS FOR eHIrrrNa AND
ucsss Smces acononcors noooskeepcrs clerks nor
tremsu, bsrksepers wsrrs spor~rr ana ave nov. e,r
prVdwey,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
ADgKRTISEMENYs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FINE ARTS.

FINE ARTS.
THE UNDERSIGNED bEdS LEAVE TO INFCEn HIS
friends the public generally that ne has Juse 20
ceived from Europe beautiful oil painngs by the nd
lowing celebrated artists viz ebrsckier schaenea vsa-
dendsle Van ScNcpden. Dezan, Laen. and many 0bess
They consist OF landscapes winter and marine scenes csoe
and fgsre pieces; so several studies from nature ADng
the collection supero altar piece by Erasmus QuiuAo
painted In l earAsteed TO be original The abeTo
collection Ia on exhbM.on s 1856 Broadway, room No
LOUIS PFEFFER.
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EXPRESSES.

TXPHEss FOR CALIFORNIA PER eTKAN5HIP
~ seSnes.ee on Monday March Is The ATLANTIC aas
letters he above cay in charge of messenger Caes
MIA and Or Shippers will please their freight
parcels received until O'Clock 2
BERFORD co IA Broadway.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


no ALL WHUM II NAY COlCERN -IAK8 NOTION
that pursuant 70 decree Of the Cook county coaN q
Plea and for OF Cook and State m
Dols the chaaccry nds thereof made tain
wherein David Gibson complainant, and Rdwsrd EAridee
aud o4hsrs defoodanN 20 having Sals AaisA
Henry King formerly q tAs city q Few Ycrt Aud new q
I'D oonrAced manner by sad ao0ry kaE u
cusd upon prior % the Oh day January AD. ls
reQubs 70 present and esabsh Ae sad claims apA prsvs
in for aad county AZ Cook, q odce Ia The city
Chcaxe said county before the Oh Of AprS
A. =. 1857. i. @ PAINE FR1ER,
Master In OhAncerY. Cook county n
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JUdge Russell ssio IL ssree with you gentlemen, ~
siise 70 shh matssr and never had bet opinion In
rsefspoe 70 t. alwal copsidered 10 au Outrage upon
rShA OF Q citizen tea stir should be incaroe
rated sometimes for months and keps away rom their
bmss without any onarte crne but sin ply 20 serve
the pubic rood tn,nb be ends OF pubic Justice can
be served bestsr BY wing passed BY The Lsgisn
TAR rvag power 70 District Attorney IN oil 70
with asd epasle tbe accused 10
the ther BY thai means ths whole dtbcu
osn be obvtased shall the necessary 10 have
th preseutert the Legislature, aud eudeavor 10
get psssed 10 medy diBculsy that exists
upoer be presen, You discnssged IRON further
aiierdanos vhh the thanks Of the Court
The G-snd Jury retire., and the C,ur sdjournsd mn,
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sPOHTJrG.


AA AMMOTH 81. BERHARD AND NEwFOUNDLAUf0
M pups and ali DE cho breeds for sale aud y Pa
street Buffers infsble mango iniuent
nAcr price 30 cents. Dogs bearded trained N Please
he addrena
CPBCIAL NOTIOR-THK FURNITURE, NRARLV
- new and Of rood quality Of eenieei residence. Ave
mes out for sale cheap. HouSe which medium
beautifully located the East river. ieAseA
aired Address LAhrop. Herald eace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
SDOkeN. e

Br steamship Europa, Lech, fro Boston for Liverpool
WIS seen March 5, 6PM 200 miles Of Cape Clear
The ehp spoken March l6 lat "a lon 72 %, ing
eecks signal was the Rveiyn, Ray from Mobile Feb for
ship Mary Adelpe (of Warren, Mel. Faes from Mobile
for Hhvre, March ", lat SO 40 lon GO
Ship Oseonthe youpg fom NOreans for Liverpool March
6, lat e So lon 79l
Bark fremont Baker supposed from Bahia for Bostsu
cn..s from NYort for Jacksonville March 49, Ia.
"a Is Ion 70 %.
Psrt Irova'ore from NYork for Csrdenas March Is. la,
IS Ion "a
OF Nauseg.
Brig O. net from for Cadz March 10 lat 80 Is Ion So
schI Flora King from Georeetown, SO, for Martinique
March 5. lat Is ~ Ion 81 50
scorJ Eo WOOD nom Boston for $, Doninso March 49,
lat lon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

rUcagn Rurvs.
FAysL Feb lsIn port ship China, KeAzar for Baimor
log
Pos.on
RIVER GAMMA, Feb l6-No Am vessel In port.
hIo I,SsIRo Feb g Che bark Azelis Davis EYork. 81
Jsn "a 81 szilAn ship Pontda, NYork
Il COT Feb bark Unce Fam, Cole from Lisbon Jan
surISAN feb AIN port bArks Maryland King from Bos
on urc Aretbusa Homsns for Gloucester 4 days; Law
L ptou, from Salem via Ca yenne
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-21

For one thing we thank kind Heaven,
and that is there are few Of these. Their
utter perversion Of a good thing is shame
to that true and respectable radicalism which
is one Of the great fixtures Of American char
acter
II is said in ssrtor Rcssrtas that journal
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-21
"Hssten the day, just Heaven,
Accomplish thy design,
nd lot the blessings thou has freely siven,

''IttsIon JusL fItAVtn
Accomplish thy design,
And lot the blessings thou has freely given,
Freely all mon shine;
Till equal rights be equally enjoyed,
And human power for human good employed.
Till Law, and ot the Sovereign, rule sustain,
And Peaceu and Virtue undisputed reign"
Like Elihu Burrit and Thomas Carlyle bis
philosophy ends among the Utopian impoesi-
bilities of nothing They are altogether too
ethereal for we sinners.
Notwithstanding his ardent nature has so
often led him into the advocacy Of reforms
the most nonsensical and moon-shiny, such
as Fourierism and the like, yet he has taken
hold of many and lifted them, not only into
respectabiIity but into favor. He has shown
the qualities dear 10 Americans, undinching
adherence to his purpose, marvellous inde-
rcndence, and towering assurance. u is
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-21
TRENIONT HOUSE.
WILLARD'S HOTEL.

FORMERLY HILLSDALE HOUSE.
rINHE Subscriber having leased these premises for num-
ber of years. has ughy refted and furnished the
House. akng equal to Hotel in Southern Michigan
comfort and convenience to the travelling public This
Hotel pleasantly located and in the most central part OF
the village. j.. u. WlLLAKD'
Hilladaie. Feb. 16. 1857 639
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Drapery and Tailoring

MERCHANT TATLONTNU.
"a onon oeU Street. door north of Hammond Hard
rare Store.
rh the and best OF
Brodcloths Cassimercs, vestings, Satinets, sheeps
Grays, and 0ver-coating,
or grades coor which lac oilers Tor sale ~ the
Capaa OEee and examine for yourselvesso as not TO De
deceived by these oIfni printers.
Cloths sold by the Yard.
Winter Fashions for lSSb-6o just receiyed
am now ready 20 custom work In most superior
nannor and style. Cutting for others to make done
en- tho and all cutting
oriy made up. sosnly =. ~ hAlloN.
yTTHTTE PORTAGE LAND PLASTER
wv for sale by J.B. BAlDI.
V0L4sTER AND WATER LIME-forsaio BY
c. 7. MITCHELL.
LOT of Potatoes wanted fer which the highest price
n win be pardby B.HAhMoND.
ARPENTERs TsOI.s-from the Factory ofthe Ohio Too
u Company. all warrentcd, by mitchell
vTTHTr BEANS want some good White Beansi VIII o
w ,rSu bring ur sorns, B. HAMMOND
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Corner Main and Bacon Ssopposite Court House Square
HILLSDALE MICH.
The subscribers habng purchased this House. and newly
fitted and rnsed IL for comfort and convenience OF the
the public, would solicit their patronage
N.sH l. p. sHATTCCK.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-21

your hncient cuttofnh
And long descended usnages, I'll change,
Ye shall not cat, nor drink, nor speak, move,
Think, look, or walk, as 20 we're wont 10 do.
For all old practice will turn and change,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-07-21

UNITEU STATES EXPRLsS- JOINT sIULh COMPANY.
Capital, SJO0,O0O.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
rJHE most rapid reliable and secure means
tween New the other Atlantic cities and the
West The Company prepared to do genera EA
press New York. Dunkirk, Buffalo, Cleve
land Columbgs Toledo, Chicago and StLous
Two enve New York daily for the above named
cities charge Special Messengers with Bank Dras
and all kinds of Merchandise.
Principal Onlces.
50 Broadway, 10 Seneeas ST., Cor rear,
New York. buHalo'
Proprietors and Directors.
IN. Barney, d Z; mllllams,
]. Mckay A. H. barney.
omca one door south IIillsdale Exchange, sdale.
ni2sv1 s. .CHANDIER& 4 CO., Agent.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16

RAlEleagl1 aoRTll eARol01lAs DEeEaBER IS,

Take this check for two hun & tlollaEs 2
her, and
NAY, lam l.ot tyrant friend, ;s,ld
| would rather not be the v,zer q fne
check Twill send Ella hers so thee alass
she will thankfully receive II money nom
thine own hand
''No; / don't want to s. - aze the
check-no here s the nseael axe that
to her, and cone yorxel e 7elToH and
enter. upon yols. II. q. - - What
name shall knsn, Of
colbert. Fait hem,
and the Quaker cIel ffhe
perplexed broker.
Vvn1fe AxeJefrvfkks sEsyl 81 s a.4-
tered the office and threw dosn on the
counter small bundle Of bills he had made
on change by playing the street broker
Ketchem told his partner all that happen
ed, and the two had much to say about the
probable course events would take.
The next morning Colbert made his ap-
pearance at the office, and entered upon
his duties as clerk. In this way several
days passed without anything strange oc-
curing. Colbert performed his duties
skilfully, Skinem shaved notes on the street,
Ketchem wandered about town, the office
held up under the borrowing system and
Colbert's shrewd management, and Crocus
wondered who or what the strange quaker
was. He had an idea of how things were
going; for he had an ear at the keyhole
during the conference between Ketchem
and the Quaker, but he was man Of few
words. A secret with him was as safe as
though it were in the grave.
Il TO BE CoNTIEUF3
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16

Sblt OF
The G. T. would state that the amounts
coming into the hands Of the G.. Scribe, to
defray the expenses of Reps to Nat Div. and
to meet other debts, was not paid over to this
office, and is not embraced in my Report
which accounts for the discrepancy of ANTS,
between said Report and the G. Scribe's
All of which is fraternally submitted.
w. NJ. JOHNSON, G. I.
These Reports were referred to the Com.
on Finance.
A Resolution from Asheville Division,
No. Is, disappearing Of the establishment
OF a Western G. d. was read and referred
to the Committee having charge of that
portion of the 6. w. P.'s report.
Rep. Sterling introduced series of Res
olutions, which were referred to the Com
mittee on the State of the Order.
The q. ID. proceeded to nominations for
Officers for the ensuing year-when the
following were put in nomination:
For G. W. P.-Reps. w. A. Cummings
and j. f. Foard.
For 6. W. A.-Reps. J. J. Davis, Bass,
and Foard.
For 6. S.-Rep- German.
For G. Tr.-Rep- Johnson.
For G. Con.-Reps. Martin, Sherwood,
Powell, Smith, Mcknight and Thornton.
For 6. Sen.-Reps. Bell and Barham
For G. Chap.-Rep. E. A. Poe.
Recess taken to o'clock, 2. NJ
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16
For the Shirt of the Aee


Mr.. EDITOR At previous meeting of
White Hall Division, No. 126, Sons of
Temperance, we elected and invited Rev.
DIR. Parks, to deliver public address, on
the subject of Temperance at Little Steel
Creek Church, on Saturday 28th ult.,
which invitation was accepted by DR..
Parks-but owing to indisposition, the DR..
could not attend. As there was quite a
respectable audience present, it was deci-
ded by the Division, that some of the mem
bers present must entertain the auditory
as well as they could extemporaneously.-
No one present. had made any preparation.
Bro. John Hartt, Esq. had been elected
and invited to attend, sttAe alternate of
DR.. Parks, but for reasons unknown to us,
he failed to attend. DR.. J M Strong, our
P. w. P. was called on for some remarks.
He rose and delivered one of the best
espegTa1s to Dc n PR,
vious preparation. Had [ expected to be
called upon to write out and forward to
you for publication, sketch of the pro-
ceedings of the day would have taken
notes at the time, which would have ena-
: bled me to give something like an analysis
, Of the address. But as it's, | would have
to depend entirely upon memory suffice
it to say, it was delivered in the Drs felici-
t tous manner, was repl te with valuable in
!; struction, and was lstc d to with marked
: attention and interest," b. all present.
/ At the close of Bro. rong's address,
Col. VIM. M. Grier, was coAed on by the
Division, who arose, although wholly un-
y prepared, and delivered speech that would
" be hard to beat, even with the most elabo-
rate preparation. 1t consisted of so great
l. variety, that it could not fail to please all
present. It was interspersed throughout
with some of the best anecdotes, and as
e well told, as | ever head. When Bro
of Grier concluded, Bro. William Marks was
called for, who arose and made one of hi'
;" prettiest speeches. His eiocution, his stylt
and his manner, as well as the matter O
a. his address, although delivered extempera
neously, would not be easily surpassed by
the best speakers of the AGE. Although W,
We regretted Uery mach, that neither Rev. Dr.
70 Parks, nor Bro. John Hartt, Esq, wer
h. present with us on the occasion, as w
in would doubtless have been highly entertain
ed and instructed by addresses from sue
distinguished men, especially as they ar
nd warm advocates of the cause of Temper
he ance; vet as it was, every one appeared t
We be pleased and delighted with the proceed
ds ings Of the evening. Wehopea and believ
ht. that many who were present will not 500
1y- forget the solemn, pathetic and powerf
De appeals made to them, by all the brother
i'm who spoke) in favor Of the cause advocate
by our Order. Webelieve in casting OF
to bread upon the waters" or Of sowing tt
'ur good seed" as a ries1 issa=rSsr good fru
rec may be gathered 'safterllnany days"
lis Allow me to state that efforts are beir
made to increase the number of the patro
me of your valuable paper, and we enterta
in the hope, that several will be added, b
ast tween now and Christmas.
'uf- A Son OF WHITE HALL DIVISION.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16
GRAND DIVISION PROCEEDINGS.
LoUIsBURe. DEC. /. 1857.

LoUIsBURG, DEC. l, 1857.
Pursuant to adjournment at the last an
ntlal session, the Grand Division of the Sons
Of Temperance of North Carolina convened
n this place this day. Officers present:
R. NJ. SLOAN, G. ". A, /
! Acting as G. W. 2.
A. Nj. GoRMAN, g. S.
w. M. Johnson, g. I.
j. B. FERGUsoS, 6. Con.
Rich'd STERLIsG, 2. g. w. P.
he vacancies were filed by protenapore
app 9intments, and !. .. was opened IL
7ru.s -
Keps. Cummings, DeCarteget am 1Efu
were appointed the committee on creden-
tials, who subsequently made the following
report:
The Report will appear in the pamphler
proceedings We have not room for i
here.
Such Representatives in waiting as haC
never been initiated into the Grand Divis
ion, were introduced and duly initiated in
to this branch of the Order.
Rep. Hill offered the following whicl
was adopted:
ResolUed, That the times for meetin
and closing the sittings of this session {
the G. D. be fixed, as follows:
To meet at 81 o'clock, A. M.
close at l g ?. M.
meet at 23 /"
close at 5 g
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16
KITCHEN IN HIS OFFICE.

When Mr.. Ketchem went to his office IN
Pinchpenny Row he found Crocus sitting
before the fire with his face resting in his
hands.
"Good morning, Crocus."
ais itl" said Crocus.
"What news, Crocus?"
Something was here to see you yester
day."
"Ah what was it?"
"a quaker"
> "a what"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16

A COOP SELECTIoN-The Seaboard Ag-
ricultural Society elected at its last meet
ing, ]. I. Granbery, Esq, Of Perquimans
County, President of the Society. A bet
ter selection could not have been made
Mr.. Granbery is gentleman of extensive
experience in agricultural pursuits; prac
tical and successful farmer, with clear and
matured Judgment and a mind as veil
stored with facts as II is active and anaiyti-
cal. We congratulate the Society upon
the acceptance of the position by Mr. Gran
berry, and predict that under his administra-
ton, It's usefulness viii be greatly enhanced.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16

The CHINEsE SUGAR CANE A FAILURg.
The Louisville Journal, in speaking of this
much talked Of plant says: Mr.. w. I'll.
Belcher, of the celebrated sugar refinery at
St. Louis, perhaps the highest authority in
sacharine matters in this country, has been
carefully testing the Chinese cane. He
says that it viii prove failure as far as SUI
gar making is concerned, and, if it will not
granulate (as it will not) the syrup does
not contain due proportion of sugar cane
He doubts its virtue as sugar producing
plant"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16

A SURE REMEDY FOB FELoN.-It is
said by somebody, who pretends to know
all about it, that the following IS a sure rem
edy for the felon-aTake pint ofcommon
soft soap, and stir it in air Stacked lime till
It is of the consistency of glazier's putty
Make leather thimble, fill it with this
composition, and insert the finger therein,
and change this composition once IN TWEEN
tv minutes. and a cure is certain" We
, happen to know that the above a certain
, remedy, and recommend TT any who may
he troubled with this disagreeable aillnent
Buffalo I'D.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-16

REPRESENTATIVES, Of the
Grand DiUision Of North Carolina !:
WORTHY BRoTHERs BY a gracious
Providence, we have been preserved and
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See vouchers submitted.
A NJ. GORMAN, G. S.