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Court OF Appeals.

for The March term, commencing on th, 2sd INST -
l. lioyt agt Sheldon; Judson aet Graz; g. Trustees
BAPTIST church agt Brooklyn Fire INSURANCE Company.
9, taoy agt Congcr 8. Chautauque equity Bank AIT
White; O. Sey mour aet. Wilson; I. RldeI agt. Pond:
.; BAXTER aet Ryers o. Clark agt. Mayor II New York:
IT, Russell agt Conn H. Moore agt Hudson River Rail-
ast; Myers; a. Stuart aet. Perine IT, Carpenter ags
" IT, Holmes agt DAVIS; H. Briggs ACT Davis;
20. Ombony agt Jones; 81 Burial agt De Croot: 2z
Bsler agt New York Central Insurance Company; &C.
winfield ACT Pelton; "a. Miller agt Emans; g. Bost-
Wick agt. Conger 70. Same; o. Smith agt Grant: 28
Smith aet Seamans; 20 Moody agt. Townsend; So Pol.
len agt Ie Roy 81 Rome Exchange Bank ag Mo.ropoii-
Utica; 81. Wharton agt. Morgan; 49, Peck act HvIor.
49, smith aet Holmes; 81. Howell agt Noyo; S. Shsr,
rou ast Druiard; 49, Walton agt National Isan Fund.
&C.; 49, Stllwell sgt. Staples ~'
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tes5, and after tho nfector had erroad ever TIE en-
shen gave license 70 the Mayor ard Board Eealua =
Sov6e sfy hey thought &c TO dispose Of the va
stoler.
Mr. hlzns (rep.) also denounced the proposed amend
meat
NJ CosuNc spoke in defence OF his proposition. Hs
snip unless coming from the Dor. where tao disessa
nevalled, and that banished during the mOottp
tnht troat prevailed. The sought 10 give
every FACULTY ard advantage poseble 70 com nerce and
TINS ne considered most desirable TIE proylsUs OF the
Poea had received tue sanction Of medical
mon as wen rs commercial men in New YORK He bo-
hevea nst tne Health commissioners mgh. bereed On .
Er. SMITH (dern thought not a. the M.vo, v.a r.,.s
dealer, the President OF the Board Of Aldermen nrrs
and The President Of the Board OF Councimcn brtche
He did not think them competent men 10 sct in s,ch
case. ~ ~
Tie Amendment was lost
Mr. TuTmI then moved substitute fcrthe v,,o,c I'm
which provides that the commissioners sia Construct
quar- antine on the land below the Narrows New Jers
or the State OF New York. Kings couny or on stst
Island, or within one mile OF the Hreceesarv ~
land Is TO be made shoal, but not It an outlay ~
more than half million OF dollars. II asropratss a
sum necessary for the purpose ard proys for tue $40
the Governor. "
The remainder OF the sections are the sane az hosc ar
mr Cnristies bill, provision being rade that after TIE
Aol ~ June no patients are 10 be receva at Caste4oa
Prosiuea uat permanent or temporary Accommodation
arc prepared ior their reception elsewhere.
stringent quarantine. ~
After further debate Mr. Tuthls substitute was ordere<
70 be printed and the bill was made The scisj osdsr c.
Friday noon Adj burned ''o.N- INV" W.
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Marine Intelligence.

SAVANNAH, March 16, 1889
Tho United States mail steamship Florida arrived below
at ten o'clock last night at her wharf at four O'Clock
this morning
SAVANNAH, March 16, 1859
The steamship Montgomery arrived the wharf at SIX
O'Clock this morning, 18th inst.
NFw ORLEANS, March 16, 1882
The ship Liberty, from New York. has arrived at this
| mort. -
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The New Jersey United States Senatorsl,iu.
TRENTON. n j., March 16, 1859.
The Joint meeting OF the Legislature for the election r
United States Senator in tho place of Mr. Wright will
be held tomorrow afternoon at three O'Clock - 49,
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Election for New York State senator.

bIFFALO, MATCH TO- 1853.
Full returns from the election tho Senatorial district
made vacant by the death OF tho Hon. Horatio J. stowe
have not yet been received. Geo D. Lamonts (rcpubi-
CAM majority, as far as heard from, is about / 900
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05
PRESRYTERIAL.

The Presbytery of Fayetteville met at be'hc''i
Church, county of Bladen, on Friday 2Sth msta' do
IL o'clock NJ, and was opened by a sermon from the
retiring Moderator Rev. James Sinclair eueensdale
The Rev. Colin Shaw was elected Moderator Tor the
next six months and the Rev. Nj. Mcqueen, ina
Presbyterian Church Wilmington, and -- l1arrs,
Esq, were elected temporary clerks \ consldera-
BILE amount of routine business was transacted dur
ing Friday and Saturday, some items OF which may
be interesting to readers
Gaatia Church in Cumberland county is the next
place of meeting and Thursday before the second
Sabbath in April the time.
Calls from China Grove and Cypress Churches
were placed in the hands of Rev. d. Farley and he
having sgnied his acceptance of the same, Presoy-
terry took the necessary steps for ordainng and in
staIlIng MIN pastor -atd Churches.
Mr.. Nicholson from Richmond was received under
the of Presbytery candidate for the Gospe'
ministry.
committee appointed to visit the head wa
ters of the Big Juniper and ascertain the feasibility
of organizing church there, and report to the
next meeting of Presbytery.
A committee was appointed to confer with the
treasurer of Presbytery in reference to the contln-
gent fund and the churches delinquent to that fund
Presbytery also appointed committee TO re-as-
sess the churches within its bounds, the present
assessemnt falls far short of the expenditures
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05
FAYETTEVILLE, n c., sA1bRDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1859
EeHkA &RRR&

Nv ARE RECEIVING IN ADDITION to our
ss' present stock the following goods.
90 % Dags CoHee Rio. Laguira and Java.
90 Bbs and Hhds. Sugar. different grades.
- 40 Boxes Soap. assorted quail
70 Hit Bbis Eagle Mills Snuff in small bladders
~ Boxes and Kegs Super Carbonate Soda
- ~ " Stewarts Candy.
% Candles, Adamanne and Sperm
Dales Tagging. Dundee and Cunny.
- Tons Ho:owware
zoo Sacks Liverpool Salt.
900 Lbs Bar Lead.
SO Bags shot. H--.N.
- 100 Kegs Nails. ~
Il 80
HARD RE,
AND CUTLERY
saddiery, Collars. Whips, &C.,
.alk>~-4SIIAES- AND SOLE LEATHER.
GINGER. PEPPER and SPICE
49, Window Glass, Putty and White Lead.
4 Cigars, Green and Black Teas.
Bale Rope and Twine.
Manila Rope, Sash Cord &c.
Brooms. Buckets. Pals and Matches
Cotton Yarns and Sheetng 1t actory prices
And good many other articles not mentioned. and
expect to make such additions to stock. the
trade requires. We will sell at wholesale or retail
low for CASH or on time to prompt paying custo-
mers exchange for country produce.
Persons wanting goods in our line. are requested
to examine our stock before purchasing.
PEMBERTON 4 SLOAN.
E. L. PEMIERToN'
Oct q. wifi
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05
$40 Reward.

y ANYWAY from the subscriber the 9Th inst, a
4 negro boy named NJ MANUEL. Said negro is a.
bout 25 years old, feet or two inches high. He is
supposed to be in the neighborhood of W. H. Brown
in Robeson county, where he was last seen. will
cry me within sixty days from this date. l will
give additional rd of $50 for evidence sufi-
ccnt convict ANY white of harboring said ne
gro. JAMES MCNATT.
AUG 90 1889. W-tf
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II . Bl1D d O

7 will offer for sale at public Auction. the prem
l. ises on Tuesday the sth day of Nov. next the
together with all my Crop. Stock Furniture and
farming utensils. Any person wishing to locate in
old Robson, for the purpose Of farming making
Turpen tine, could not do better than to buy land
as it is good farming land any in the neg,bor-
hood, and is we'll tmi'ered with round Pine. There
ses and also, Saw and Grist Mill and Cotton Gin.
Terms for the land: fourth cash. the remainder
one two and three years.
For the personal propery-all cash.
NJ. McBR1DE.
Ranlallst vile Robson CO, Oct, 49, 1859 w-ts
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

n-Sy= The Ru1eiyh Standard of this date contains
the valedictory of F. 1. Wilson, Esq, associate
Editor who retres from the labourlous pursuits of
Editorial life.
Mr.. Wilson has been cocditor of the Standard for
five years, during which time he has conducted him
self in a manner acceptible to every gentleman
of which he is a true type.
We are sorry that it is necessary for him to re-
tire for thereby, have lost able, earnest and
Independent advocate of conservative principles
The Standard will hencetorth be conducted solely
by w. w. Holden, Esq.,-whose name is itself
tower of democracy. He needs eulogy-our
readers know him.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05
County Seat Of Harnett

Ellington, GA Ioomer, lao
It will be seen by the above that Ellington is
the County Seat of Harnett by majority of 48l
votes-pretty decided majority. We do sincerely
hope that all the trouble is at end.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

DR.. Frank Uu{iom's Rye UdisAey.
D MITCHELL has made arrangements with De-
Ias Frank Williams. pc constantly supplied with
his celebrated RYE iESkEI. which can be had at
his store ali times, by Wholesale Or retliI
Oct. 16, 1858, ii
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

THANKSGIVING DAY.--Thursday, Nov. oath,
has been appointed day of Thanksgiving by
the Governors of South Carolina, Alabama,
Pennsylvania, N. York, New Hampshire Ken
lucky and North Carolina.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

.ay- There it is again, why is it that they will
poke fun at US, up in New York We find the fol
lowing in the New York Daily News
"At Raleigh, N. c., last week Messrs. Holden,
Whitaker Britain, Pennington, and Walsh all edit
ors of country journals, casually met IN restaC-
rant"
The idea of Messrs. Holden, Whitaker and Walsh
meeting in a restaurant-aU three and Pennington
What we think worst Of is, that Messrs. Holden,
Britain Pennington, and Whitaker are called editors
of country journals. They dare to call the city
Charlotte and the city of Newbern country pre-
posterous land our capital-Wake Court House
is termed country place. We think this is abso-
utely enough to demand pistols and coffee for
four We congratulate friend Fulton of the Journal
that he not there, thereby the Journal and
North Carolinian hereafter be considered city
Journals!
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05
NE" LIMB
r. NJ. ORR ELL
March 26. 1859.
LOS L

HPOPPED from my Sulky the Fayetteville
y and Centre Plank Road in about l. miles OF Fay
tttevle. Medical bags. containing pocket case
Of Instruments &c The finder will be literally re
wardcd by addressing the ubscrber at Fayettevii e
July 23d 1859. JNO. N. MCLEAN.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05
Ayers CathartiC Pills,

VTNHE sciences of Chemistry
i their produce this perfect pureatve
these which excellence
medicines and that they win upon
OF all They safe and to take but powerful to
Their penetrating properties The vital activities
the body ostructions
blood and expcl disease They the foul umo Which
breed
into their natural action and imt healthy with
strength the whole Not only do they the
complaints but also forIItisle
bfed the best Of human skill hie
they produce powerful Effects they the d
minshed doses the and best Ihyic ta lie employed
children. they take;
purely vegetable. of harm
been which surpass belief they sub
forbid the suspicion of untruh Many cIelynen and
physicians have lent their the public
liability of remedies while others have the
OF their Preparations
mensely the relief of afflicted suffering fellew-men
The Agent below named pleased furnish gratis Amer
Almanac directions their
of their of the following complaints:-
Cosveness Bilious Complaints rheumatism. Dropsy Heart
arising Stomach Nausea Indiges
FatUency Loss of Appetite all tceups and t1aeoIs Ds
require Medicine. Seroia kings
They purifying the blood and stimulating the sys
which would tney
Partial Blindness Neuralgia and
out arising state OF
obstruction OF its functions
put unprincpie dealers with some other PHI
they profit Ask AYERS Pills and take no:
else No other they give compares with TINS IN IA IA
curative The want the Desl a
S for them, and they should have it,
Prepared by Dr. r. e. 4 ER'
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass
PRICE, rs CTS. FIVE Boxes FOB 81.
SOLD
S. J. HINSALE,
Feb'y 10. 1889 Iy Fayetteville. n. G.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

We learn from the Tarboro' .Southcrner that Hen
ry w Miller will deliver his great Grafton at that
place in November.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

TERRY's SUCCEssoR-We e learn from CaIifor-
MIA that on the Goth September, at Sacramento,
w. w. Cope was sworn in by Judge Baldwin,
as Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
San Francisco, in place of Judge Terry, re-
signed.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

We learn by private letters from Pa. that winter
has set in there They had snow last week, and
ice is beginning to form.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

MASS MEETING OF KNOWN NoTHINGs-We learn
that the Know Nothings have had grand mass
meeting in the plug ugly city of Baltomore
9th of Oct. All the guns of the order, including,
Brooks. Ulman, Morris; Mallory, Harris Bolts,
Goggin Stuart and Roetler of Xirginia were the
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

GENERAL ozsEE.R NO. 6.
Head Quarters }
33rd Regiment n. C. MaIitia.
Fayetteville Oct. II 1889
fNUE Commissioned and non-comm!ssioned officers
/ of the },5r! Regiment Of North Carolina Militia
hereby ordered to oppear at the Court House in
Fayettevlle Friday the 1lth. Nov. at 10 O'Clock
A NJ, armed and equipped as the law directs, for
Drill.
Also to parade their respective Companies. at the
same place Saturday the 18th Nov. at 10 O'Clock
a. NJ for review and inspection.
BY or,ier of Brigd Gen1 DRAUGHAN,
G.. f. LEETE Col.
THOS. C. FULLER, Adj't.
Oct IA. 1859. W-tm di t
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

The FIRST IcE.-Last Friday says the Wilson
Ledger quite cold day. Jack Frost visited us,
and we even saw very thin ice-too thin indeed,
to brag on, but quite thick enough to remin1 of
old Winters approach. Well let him come-there
is health his clustering breath and vigor in
embrace. We love the Old Gentleman, albeit ne nips
and freezes toes Tor the fiji eside comforts
and the social joys he ushers in. Hail Winter ru-
Ter of the inverted year We crown thee King of in
innate delights
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

We return thanks to w. j. Stuart, Esq, Secre
tary of the Robson county Agricultural Society fo
honorary badges, admitting us to the approaching
exhibition. One of the Editors will be present.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

A New KINK.-Napoleon has taken new turn,
likely to prove fatal to poor Piedmont and disastrous
to the seemnsc peae of all Europe. He has demand
ed indemnity for the cost of the late Thus has
all the bug bear of XuLiuu liberty passed away.
He is preparing for general scale and
the year 1860 is 3 months old he will doubtless
have hot work for his Zouaves. 1t would be better
for the peace Of the world were Napoleon assigned
the neat cottage of his illustrios uncle that
orable secluded island.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
robson COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Aueust Term, 1859.
1t ordered by the Court that the following Tracts
of Land be sold for the Taxes The Owners being
nol-reslents. OF the County. Therefore Publication
ha made in the North Carolnian,-according to law
Ford, Elias b. $50 acres Alligator Swamp $2.73
NcIntyre John c. los west of Ashpcle 81
Mcintyre, d. W. los .' 73
From the Mnutes
JOHN NJ. HARTMAN, CLERK.
Oct. II, Pr. Adv $3.I5 5-tw--td
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05
Asthma OF Ththisic, and bronchitis.

WEST MANCHESTER A..
SIR: Your CHERRY PECToEAL
an affection oil the Iigs for the l,stt
HENRY l.. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY NJ. D., ALDoS, MONROE Co.. Iowa. writes,
Sept. 1855: During practice years
nothing
lief consumptve patients curing. such
We might add volumes evidence vincing
proof upon
trial
Consumption.
many and such dangerous this Some
those
lief comfort.
HOUSE, NEW York CITY, March5 1856.
Doctor AVER, LOWELL feel duty pleasure
form what CHERRY PICTORIAL done
She had been liboring under the
toms of Consumption which aid could procure
her much relief She steadily falling. until Strong
this where have for advice recommended trial
medicine. We bless his kindness skill,
for she has recovered from that day. She
she used to be u free her cough calls herself WELL
Yours, with gratitude regard.
ORLANDO SHELBY, STELBYvILLE.
C'numIres do not despair till you CHERRY
PEcToEAL made the
world all
virtues I'hdadeL Llhid Ledger.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

The Black Republicans of New York alarmed
Ferry riot
Our Opposition exchanges comfortless,
the =" union being impractcabe.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

r3Y- We learn from the Petersburg papers, that
Roger A. Pryer, regular democrat is elected to the
vacant seat in Congress from the Petersburg district
over Col Goode-Disgruntledd democrat supported
by the opposition and anti-convention democrats
Mr. Pryer's majority is expected to exceed 1900.
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
robson COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
August Term, 1859.
Jacob Afford, Admir- of Arch'd Mckay, decd,
Nelly Mckay. and others.
1EIlIION FOR ACCOUNT AND SETTLEMENT.
ln this case 1t appearing to the Court that Alex
Mckay. Archd McPhaul Daniel McPhaul, Flora Nc
fhaul Alexr McPhaul, Wilson Hammond. and wife
Elizabeth. William McPhaul. and Campbell, all re-
ordered that Publ cation be made in the North Car
ollnan. for six weeks notifying said Defendants, to
appear at the Term of this Court to be held at
the Court House in umberton. there to plead answer
or demur to said Petition JGgment pro c0nfessO
will be rendered, and the heard portt as to
them
Witness John II. Hartman. Clerk of our Said Court
at office in Lumberton the Fourth Monday in August
A D. 1859.
J. N. HARTMAN, CLERK.
Oct. II Fr. ADV. So Is, 5t-w ltd
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05

SrBISGFInLD. Miss. Feb. :. 1856
BRoTtfFR ATET VII reorfiy ctif your PE is the
best remedy U'ritn f,Yh.
and the chest
South appreciate your s1i commend
people. lINAM CONhLIN, NJ. D.
AMOS LEE, ESQ MONTEREY IA. writes. 81 Jan.
had tedious Influenza which confined i'll doors weeks;
took medicines without relief finally tried
by the advice of clergy The first dose relieved the
throat and lungs less ti;n half
lte completely we'll tas
well the best buy and you, Doctor
needless the I.i lend
The North-Carolinian., 1859-11-05
MORE NEW GOODS!!

I AM JUST RECEIVING MY SPRING STOCK GOODS
line They selected Northern Cities by
which enabled
lic. nd to off, therl
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Williamsburg City News.

EXTRAORDINARY ELopEMENr-Yesterday the facts trans
PRED Of most extraordinary elopement Of parties who
we're good circumstances and moved in good society In
Williamsburg The parties proprietor Of grocery
and widow residing in Powers street. The man leave
wife and family Of Ave children behind, and the widow
aiamIy OF grown up chiIdren-two OF the daughter
Deme married and having families She Is represented
MY years OF age, very good looking and Of
pleasing ana fascinating manners. He Ia about the sam
hHe, anu was until recently member OF the Methods
churcn lney became acquainted years since,
near ncgnbors and recently he has been quite attcntv
70 ner, visiting the house frequently, attending her
pais, parties, church, &C. much the SUR prise of hi
friends, who were astonshed his open neglect of hi
family. On wednesday morning, 1t appears he LEFT hs
nome, went TO the house Of the widow, and with her
started OH IN carriage for parts unknown. The families
OF DON parties are much grieved scandal this
prought upon them but have taken steps t. discover
the Whereabouts oil the runaways.
DISTURBANCE AT CRY IsIAND.-Somc difficulty has within
few days past taken place in the vicinity Of Huntingdon
long Island, and the adjacent towns growing out of
misunderstanding as 10 who the right 10 olant and
gather on the flats In the of those towns
The inhabitants OF City Island have rather cncroached
upon the rights OF the villagers consequences was
disturbance, in which guns nted stones and clubs
used but none seriously hurt The Inhabitants of CITY
Island came 0n victorious In the last battle but tbore
appears to be determination the part or the van.
4lsned not " ss.sy beat
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRIVALS,

Al the Clarendon Hoel-Hon e.:aov. Washington Hunt,
New RosRshs hM ana
Turner, San Fransisso; N9rmand New YORK; q HnMo.
sins Toy a. de Torres Jose t. de- IA Torene Gatn
S za:; D. Winter Hugh Hamilton Christy, F. D. Brocke
At the Metropolitan James Shields South Caro-.
lna Col II G. Johnston Phiadelphia; A. Jackson,
M hPe sns con-
SENIOR de-
sse Mis- VALIANT Benz @ and lady orns
Mrs Steele Mrs. II HSdsiSs Capt. Hadsns I'd wee Hs
5s co l xas
Rnsfl cha. su.ss
For Liverpool in the stesmshp EuropaMrs ongmire and
two children, g N Hatch. I.ongmire, II Bukley, New
6sorn Mr. and Mrs i Dorm Ssnaeo Huten john
sH s ll
Mr. and Mrs samuel Mclean Miss and Master Mclean and
Iss6 Obs: Barred Bsrtho!smsS. Es% YORK. Gutter
VI New
tS1a ouadrs CaHs Louis sosh0 K rhsd1sha John "a
more E0ss &
Mr. MIR and Mr. Roberts RSh TenoFce. New York k
New n @ ssIa $ss
SorI NJ. eDs'0 Hsseimsysr and child louis. NJ
sass MIS- Ande;OP Ms KIsnbrcsel and VIM ihOq
Hermann New York; Leon Lereni Paris Dr. Thos Hoge
George Broushton En- gland Jos McMaster Torono
Alison, ntinope; u Ross Quebec Findlay,
Craft, New Orleans Dir Beise Ssmann, schlater.
Fues Chas sagg Jas Woods CALIFORNIA; Chss Coson
Paris DIR Siegfried Neumann Newark j Hyman, Chas
Dussnes ,Abraham 0ttmsnn, George Brown New
q Port Mexico; Patton. England; Mr. Crofts and man
servant New Orleans-Total l0l.
For Melbourne Australia in the ship Brewser-J Ne
comb John Jones' VIM Elliott Jas Stebbins Mrs Hunt
VIM hunt Kobt Justice, Thos Justice, VIM NJ Cutchron,
Welsh. VIM p Hamilton, Gordon Window VIM Merry, e
Hill Thos Welsh Mrs Thos Welsh Peter Cook. Andrew Wat
Henry Nelson Herman Bolds VIM Ramsay, John Grant,
Conon, Geo Porter Chas Sherwood. Green Jas Cor
don, Mary Gordon, Mrs Conolon. Total, g.
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son for not less than one year All false swea ny be
said Board Of Registration shall be deemed - fui 10
corrupt perjury, and conviction punished such If
any member officer Of said board shall wifu violate
any Of the provisions Of this ACT be guilty Of any
IN INA execution of the duties Of his office, he shall
shed fer each and every offence by imprisonment in
State prRon for not less than year.
&c., rs The provisions Of this act shall apply TO all cleo
lions held hr charter officers in the several ces in this
State.
Sec 16 Ts Secretary 6 State shall cause this law to
printed and sufficient number u copies thereof sent TO
the county cierks Of the several supply each Of
the duty OF said cosnty clerks Immediately 10 transmit
his county.
Sec II. All laws or parts OF laws inconsistent WITH
In conflict WITH this act are hereby repealed.
Sec l8 This act shall take effect immediately
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LkAvkNwORrH, X. T., March 10, 1852
In the Of Day and son, who were abducted from
Kansas into Missouri charged with aiding the escape Of
transferred TO st. Joseph
Dates from the gold mines to the 18th Of February
The accounts continue attering the rush towards
Pixies Peak has fairly Seven large compa-
MES left here yesterday. Emgrants arrive daily by
hundreds.
IEAvENwORra, March II, 1859.
The Times Of this city publishes account of afray
IN Halton, Calhoun county, growing out o. polt cal
meeting, and resulting In the wounding OF several per-
Sons, one dangerously. During the meeting which
IN pursuance Of a call to organise republican party
disposition as manifested by persons politically opposed
to break 1t up, ana at the close general melee ensucd
which the assSilauts who said to be pro slavery
men, were compelled TO retire. Resolutions after
wards adopted ordering the participants In the attack
leave the Territory, under penalty aud company
organized to carry the into effect Judge Hlty
Probate Judge or aon county reported to have been
severely wounded
man named Walsh arrived yesterday from Denver
City Ia twenty two days, via the Smoky Hill route re-
ports the road covered with emigrants proceeding in
every imaginable conveyanc Mr.. Walsh brings four
hundred dollars worth Of DUST which he dug in twenty
days