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Lion hearted Heroes History: Tales and Land
lack Dick BIIhero What do and how do Ibcrian
bic Hunter True Stories and False Tales the German Belle
iey the Golden Rule; Aunt Mavons Nursery Rhymes; Naughty
Girls Fairy Tales by the Countess DAulnoy
others for youth all Of them Just from London
Dec % FRANCk TAYLOR.
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ORIGIN OF ODD FEJl0ws 1T has been supposed by
many that the origin of the society Of Odd Fellows,
rather the organization Of that association of com
paIatively modern date. They will be somewhat sur
prised however, says the Cincinnati Times, 'to learn
that its origin dates far back the time Of Ncr and
established by the Roman soldiers in the year 80
At that time they were called Fellow Citizens. The
present given them by Titus Caesar, twenty
four years afterwards and they called from the
singular character of their meetings and from their
knowing each other by night day by means of mystical
signs and language At the time represented them
with dspensation engraved on plate Of gold, bearing
different emblcms Of mortality In the fifth century the
order established in the Spanish domnons and in
Portugal in the sixth century II did not reach France
and England until the eleventh century. IT was then
established in the latter country by John De Neville who
assisted by five knights from France, formed grand
lodge ia London This ancient fraternity has now its
lodges every quarter Of the globe and by its useful
and benevolent character commands the respect and
countenance of all who acquainted with its nature and
purposes Those upon whose information reliance may
be placed give credit to Baltimore for first introducing
Odd Fellowship into the United States and to Grand Sire
Thomas Wley still living among us observes the Balt
more Patriot belongs the honor.
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Notice.

NOTICE.-Land Warrant No. ,353, Tor lZ0 acres
IN issued in tho Of Mary Ann Van Ness, was mailed
the 10th day OF July, 1857, b. Brew'ey, esd register
land Office stevens Point Wisconsin, tho sad warrant mas NOV
been by him signed by the wnrrhn
We have hlc la the General Lind Office 10 prevent he
suing the and will in due time nT W e
Pension Office for the ISSUANCE of duplicate
NJ SNYDER son,
Jan s--1nwsw Bankers, Washington, ID &
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
A. lLyYVIyT far gs,,U.y 1888

THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
NJ. CLTYv1H for Jowmy 1853
,ccSrrSrs
Article The Public Economy 81 stnens
II Profession Of Schooii'aaster
III leiormatory Institutions ut i.'tae ana Aoo
w Venice,
" Ireland Fast and Present.
VI Anatomical Architecture.
WI The Financial Crisis
Nr Jerusalem.
TX, Contemporary French IMerature.
x, Iewes History Of Philosophy.
kT Critical Notices.
XII. New Publications..
publishers commend this Review 10 he attention OF h'
public a which, dating from the commence
the literature country aa always sustained IL hR"
reputation wherever language Il known
what the Edinburgh and london Qunrtcrlics are
Britain both Europe and America
great authors hrst brought oe
through Webster, Everett sparks, ffes
colt, Bancroft other whom literature
proud among contributors and its pages continue
to reflect The best
The North American Review is published q"artrV III "pe's
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DESTRUCTION OF TUE CRY OF PoRrxouTH The Ports
mouth Ohio Tribune of the 18th gives interesting
picture of the in which the Ohio invading
that city and lands in the vicinity sweeping away whole
acres of land and blocks of locks, thrcatening wide
spread destruction. The TYibune says
1T has worked on several Of bottom land to the
steep hank and worked that down 10 Fifth street taking
all of Fifth street between Jefferson street and the city
limits on the wet ad ~ tow Sitting aoss to the west
end of Fourth street Six blocks containing twelve
city lots, that originally frontcd upon Fifth street
now by The river which taking them off at the
rate OF foot per day II is common thing to see a
dozen square yards drop off at In fact the most Of
BLOCKS is already gone and at the northeast
Of Fourth and Madison streets the river is but few feet
from Fourth street EIs
Only yards Of gfouhd liz betwceh the build
ing of the boiler yard and the river At the rate this
ground has been cang in during the past thirty days in
month more tue boilerya1d buildings will be sub
merged unless removed y Only about forty yards OF
ground intervene between the depot buildings and the
river AT the rate this ground Is disappearing,
in three four months the very channel of the river
would wash these buildings and nuet lie apparent to
every observer that the evil increases in force MS it pro-
gresses The more the channel of the river works In to-
wards the bank resting upon qucksand the force it
gains and the harder it will be TO stop its nroads
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No 592.1
by the Pre- sidcnt Of the United states.

IN pursuance of law, l. JAMES BUCHANAN
United States America do hereby declare
and make known public held tho
the pcrkrls hereinafter dg
mated, ts wit:
Al the land Office ELIZA. commencing Monday. fifth
April disposal public lands situated within
the following named townships, viz
North Of The uea II he ToIchasee meridian
Fractional township ranges H. I2 H. H. 49, 10
Fractional township g. Of ranges 90 81 81 81 a.
sections 25 "a, 2S and 30 fractional township
ofrange 26.
and 30 Of fractional township
81.
Fractional section 20, section
| fractional township q, OF range 2S
by tr the schools military and other
purposes will be excluded from the sale.
the above lands will be commenced the day
pointed and proceed which ycrised,
he kept open lonpr than n and
the lands will be admitted until after the expiration G
ti," two weeks d tsN
Given or my hand Washington, this twenty ninth
day Of december iomni thousand eight hundred and my
,,u,,, p,,<,r,>.x
BY the President
THos. A. tsNuRIcKs,
Coniii,5soscr Of General land Once.
NOTICE TO F-tAifrioN CLAIMANTS
entitled the right empcn the lands
within Nh. townships parts cnasnefatcd Is fe
aui,ed the the satisfaction Of the register and
practicable after eeg M ro and before the day appointed for
the lands embracing the Fnct
claimed otherwise such claim will be rorf,fcd
TIOS, ~. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner tho General Land Once
Jan t--lawl3w HntSsaar)
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Of the Remoro Of tho Lnd Ofte from DUNCAN 10 MAcrNAc,
Eel IN MICHIGAN
N accordance with the provisions OF the act Of
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approved March 3D. 1858 is hereby declared and
Iadc the sale public lands puSCS
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eoriyg period practicable.
Further pretis. will issued by
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my The city Washington this 81 day Of
December A. u. 1857.
by order of the President
TITOS A. HENDRICKS,
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

n. G.. Mutual Insurance Company.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
N North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, held on
the 18th of January the following persona elected
Directors and Officers for the ensuing year: a ,, s-
DIRECTORS: s ..... ..
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh. .-....
J. r. Williams, do.
e. Z: v v. ss'iz; 5. 8z;atehings ds DO:
Kemp P. Battle, do az .-.
George Little, do.
James NJ. Towles. do.
James E. Hoyt, Washington
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Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington
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GeO. w. Charles Elizabeth City.
FF. Pagan, Plymouth.
J. W. HarreIl, Murfreesboro.
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Geo A. Smith, Milton.
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OFFICERS OF THE C0MPANf.
T. H. Selby. President
b. D. Turner, Vies President
John H. Bryan AHorney
Hamden s. Smith, Secretaryand Treasurer.
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John R. Williams, Executive Cbnnsittoe.
C. W. ID. Hutchings,
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pery the State except Steam Mills and Turpentine Dis
tilleres) upon favorable Its Policies
property amounting to 81 large portion OF which
is in country risks and its capital is over Seven
Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds properly secured
The average cost Ofnsurance upon the plan OF this Com
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN
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