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WOOds NO. l Clusters.

4 can furnish the inhabitants of Raleigh and
Il the surrounding country, with the above
named article, one day fresher than from any 9TH
er source. Mr.. w. STEVENS is my agent in
Raleigh, in the Oyster business alone. All orders
will be thankfully received, and attended 10 at The
shortest notice. he Oysters will be found at all
times at VIM. T. BAIN'S HOTEL.
THOS. WOOD
Petersburg. Va.
: Ocf. Is, 1914. 520-3t.
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Land fer sale.

WILL sell on reasonable terms the whole, or part
Il of my tract of land lying in Sampson county,
mile ahd half from Faison'S Depot, on the w. s. R. R.
R. This tract contains 1895 acres, $50 Of which is
highly valuable for working turpentne, being covered
with dense growth Of ourshing pines But the chief
advantages Of this land, the adaptation of the
maiuer to The production Of corn and cotton and tie
facility of getting produce market There is about
l6o I60acres OF cleared land, which may be rented
for $500 per annuIn The place is healthy, the water
good the houses comfortable, orchard select, and the
Farm in excellent repair. Persons wishing examine
the premises. will call upon Mr. Ireland; for further
particulars, enquire oi myself at Geldsboro'.
w. A WHITFIELD.
May 8. 1914. 4ss If
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing TO the
citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country, that
they have rented the Fayetteville Street next
doorto Mr. r. Smiths, where they intend carrying on
the Dry Goods business all its various branches. They
have recently received general assortment of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Among which may be found Bleached aud Brown
Shirtngs and Sheetings; Bedtcks; Hamilton Jeans
Suffolk Drills Apron Checks. sc, &c.
BalzarneS; Bazarine Lawns; Printed Lawns
Nous. D'La:nes Challays; fs -!
Figd. Silks Blk. and Blue Blk. ,Bombazines Al
pacca Lustres Fancy Prints;
Imperial Robes; Cambria and Furnt Dimities
Irish Linens Bonnets Ribbons; > as,
Bonnet Lawns ; Jaconeu, Swiss, Book, Plaid and
/ Medium Muslins;
White and Coored Cambricks; Cambk,, Swiss,
Robbnett and Thread Edging and Insertions;
Hosiery of all kinds Shawls and CraVats "a great
Variety
A nd many other articles which deem unnecessary
to specify .s .---r
The Gentlemen informed that we have hand
Cloths, Cassimers, Gambroons, Drillings, Vestings,
Stocks, Bosoms Collars Suspenders, Gloves, CIavats,
Scarfs, Ties, SC sc. &c.
The public generally solicited TO give call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere determined sell
Small 9dUGce, therefore great bargains may be obtain
ed. RUSSELL & ESKRIDGE.
Next door 10 r. Smith
Raleigh, June 29tl, 1914. 506ly.
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XN from, 10 TO 20 Devon cows, inealfehy a
half Devon and half Durham Bull.
Also, several fine Devon HEIFERS, some in4calf
Also, Devon BULL now fit tor service
Also, or 10 very fine half Durham aad half Devon
Bull CALVES, got by one of the finest Durham Bulls
ever aised1n the United States Hisancestors onboth
sides have taken the first premiums for milk butter,
beauty size, &c. at the Cattle Shows 10 the North
have Certificates In my possession prove these facts,
ready for the inspection of person who may wish to
see them The price of the above cattle will be very
cheap-cheaper than you can buy them at the NORTH
and there is no risk 10 rnn in their being acclmaed
They will be ready to deliver in November next that
being the best time es them. The Bull calves
will be fit for service May June next The price
of the Bulls will not exceed $50 each. The Cows in
calf and Heifers, will be esssay from 1926 TO $50 each
have been improving'my took of Cattle for Is years.
and think now have, in the Devon and Durham. the
best Stock of Cattle, for the practical farmer, Amer
ca. And while my neighbors have been selling their
Cows and Calves for 10 IL doars have been selling
to good judges my half Devon Cows and Calves for 25
TO 80 dollars Col Yarbrough proprietor of the Eagle
Hotel, Raleigh, N c., has purchased half Devon Cows
of me- and inform those who may wish to know their
milking properties, &C. SETH JONES.
Pomona, Wake county, sM c., Is miles North East
of Raleigh. Nt
July 10, 1874 506eow-4m.
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BATES s. MASTERTON.

20 LBERTY STREET,
(BetdUeen William and Nassau St1eetsl
.NEW YORK,
"oUED call the attention Of Merchants about visit
w ing New York, to their extensive stock Of For
eign and Domestic DRYG0ODS, which they offer for
salelon liberal terms, consisting in part Of
IMeSore0ns, new article for dresses
.dTzOttdS do 10
Chameleon LaIStres do do
Iflpneca LuStres, black and colored
: .MouSelara de LGines, Crepe de Loines
CdStn1eres d'EcOsse, ChtSsanS Zdisosls.
Ho'seTy and GtOUes, an extensive assortment,
Negro KerSeys, Lisseys, Kentucky Jeans,
F2GnneLs. from low priced to super6ne.
Prints, of the newest and richest styles,
BrOtDn and BIeGched Shirtings and Sheetings,
Spool Cotton and Thread, OF all kinds
Cloth, C0ssimeres, SGtiaets, and Yestings
Linens, L0acneS, Diaper, Crash,
Also, large assortment of Ullite Goods, consisting
of JuconeS, Cdn6rics SorisS and Soft fiLLs JgDe nS
Lace. Striped and Check Muslins, Bishops Lg,ons
Book Muslin, DiEnity, &C. &c
= August 21, 1874 51oam
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NEW STORE.

TN THE STORE, next door TO Williams, Haywood
III & Co.'S ApoihecaFy Store, we have opened large
andelegan assoiten efDry goods new fashionable and
and cheap comprising every article usually kept We
have also full of Shoes of every description
and qnality--ss well as Gentlemen's fine Boots Hats
and CAPS, together with of Fancy Goods such
every thing generally kept, except Groceries and
Queens Ware-If you want Cheap Goods and Great
Bargains come to see as before purchasing We know
this promise is given every advertisement, and often
times upon very slight pretensians word with you,
and you shall be the judge whether do what we
promise, To sell Cheap Goods we must buy them
Cheap and TO give Bargains must buy Bargains, and
in establishing business in this place we well
of the Strong Competition and the necessity of
selling goods cheap but Of the Firm living North,
and largely engaged in the Whole Sale and importing
Dry Goods business we were confident that, This would
give advantages possessed other chant here.
cheaper than ever before offeredin this Market.Ssz
H. .A.&BADHAM,& co.
Raleigh. September 10. 1914. S5Is-tf.
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sStafe of North Carozina. Beaufort countu.

State Of North Carolina, Beaufort county.
William B. Myers u.s. Jeremiah G. Perkins
Original Attachment returned 10 Beaufort Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September Term,
1874 Returned levied on land and mills, and
served Defendants effects in Garnishee's hands.
1T appearing that Defendant is not an inhabit-
ant of this State: 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard for six weeks successfully, for the said Jere-
mah c. Perkins 10 appear at The next term Of our
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held for
the county of Beaufort, at the court house in
Washington, on the first Monday in December
next, then and there 10 repevy the said land and
mills, &C.. and plead answer demur. or ludg-
ment pro confesso will be rendered against him.
Witness, BENIN M Selby, clerk of our said Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
ber, 1914.
BENIN NJ. SELBY, OK.
Oct 9, 1914. $5624.) 519-6t.
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shaWls, Cloths, Cassinleres, Vestings.& .&c.
Rierino SHAWLS, at f0ur dollars. I
pieces double woVe Beaver CLOTH, and a
few pieces Plaid French Velvet, also the Cash
mere, Brocsde aud Silk VESTINGS, which will
be sold low. H. A. BADHAM & CO.
Oct. 9, 1914. @ -.'- 5I9-
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pSf received this day the following listcf new and
= late Publications fresh from the Press,
Chronicles of England, France Spain and tbe adj
Joining Countries from the atterpart of the reign of
Edward the I'd, tohe Coronation of Henry 4h. By Sir
John Froissar The worksof Lord Byron n verse and
prose ncluding his letters Journals &C., new Edi-
ton s.a. .2.- =
Pleasant Memoriesof of Pleasant Lands BY Mrs L. H.
Sigourney. -
Lives Of American Merchants eminent for integrity
enterprise and public Spirit By the author Of the
Young Merchant. = 2eaFf"
Young Peoples Library. containing Moral Tales.
Fairy Tales, Humorous Tales, Tale of the Times Com
suls daughter, &C., &c. By the Author of Peter Par
ley sF'Fs=sF 81
sfhe Poems and Ballads of Schiller. .tt,nsf.,s5 H.,
Edward Lytton Bulyver. Bart 3 60 s y or
The Poems. Sacred, Passionate, Humorous. Of Ma
Parker W illIssin 1yel 8yo. Cakatfb North
Sale by .te.s TIJRNERss tIIfsSI lI.v e : E OF
Raleigh, July %. Sas 10
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Presbyterian PubI1cat1ons-

NGE have now on hand some of all the Books npb-
nshed by the Board of Publication the Presby-
terian Church, together with the New Hymn Rools,I
OF which we offer at their p:ices as sold in Phadel
Pha. Those who wish 10 purchase had, best call. or
SEND m their orders to the North Carolina Book Store
TURNER & HUGHES.
@leis"' July i"' 1914 5O6-Iy.
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NORTH CAROLINA ~
Literary, Scientific and Military
.AC.RD E.KH

q N ACADEMY of the above denomination is now
"A open, and under the tuition OF the following gen
tlemen: q
The Classics, (full Collegiate course,) Mr. r GRAY.
Military Tactics and Mathematics, comprising Arith-
metic, Algebra. Geometry, Logarthms, Mensuradon,
Trgonomery (plane and sphercal.) Surveying, Civil
Engineering & Analytical Geometry Mr. @. a. BUCK,
(ate Principal of the Portsmouth Military Academy,
French Extra j Mons MAHLY -
Chemistry and Natural philosophy, (ith full appaFa-
tus, Mr. s. ~. BOTSFORD. ssss43.E )
TERMS FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Classical Department, 500 90
English do. @ - Is 90
The Cadets certain portion Of each day generally
occupied in idle and useless amusements, will be drill
led in all those Military exercises common in similar
Institutions throughout the United States, for which
there be no extra charge. Fc1t @a2eh 81
Parents who are willing to establish School of this
character, we'll calculated to improve the body well
the mind of their children, will be good enough to
leave their with Mr. Gray, at the Office of the
Register, where further particulars may be had.
September II, 1S44: 5l6-tf
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HEA p OOK
THAN THE CHEAPEST.

HSA THAN Ck1 HIS
N EARLY every train of cars brings something new
l Win the way of Books for the North Carolina Book
Store where Books be bought cheap for Cash as
in any other establishment in the Southern States and
many of them for less than they be had in the North
ern markets
We therefore would respectfully call the attention of
the public to the following list of New Publications. just
received and for sale at eNofA Carolina Book Store,
riz: . .trr -.
A New Spirit of the Age: edited by r. H. Horne !:
author of Orion &c.
The Works of the Rev.,Sidney, Smith in s-vo's,
Hydropathy the wafer cure, by Joel Shew Nj. D.
The Commerce OF the Praires' or the Journal of
Santa Fe Trader during eight Expeditions tn
Great Western Praries," by Joseph Gregg, in 2vols.
Facts in Mesmersm, by the Rev. Ghauncey H. TOWN.
send, A. M.
The Life of Geo. Brummell. Esq commonly called
&c Beau BrteanscH," "by Captain jesse
The Autobiography of Hernch Shilling.
The H--Famify. by Frederika Bfemer
The Economy of Waste Manures, by John Harnain'
Merton, novel by Theo. Hook.
Scotland, Glasgow, the Clyde, &C. Sc by ]. G. Kohl
The Trumphs of Time, novel, by the author of
ItOo old Mems Iaies with many other late PaI6Acu
tious, both Classical and Standard works-Ca and
anime collection where be found large and
mixed collection Of Books in any House in the United
Sta es-conssting in part OF Law. Theological, Cas
sical, and School Books of every description.
TURNER & HUGHES
Aug 20, 1874. 5l3-Iy.
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BLANKETS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
&c. selling low at the Raleigh Cheap Cash Store,
one door below Williams, Haywood & Co.'s Apo
thecary Store. Raleigh, Oct. 8, 1844-519
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Trust sale of Land ana Negroes,.

HDy virtue of deed of trust executed to us @by
Id the late Clsck Robinson, for purposes therein
epeItia dated the Sh day Of March, 1913 and duly re-
corded in the Registers Office of Warren County we
will sell to the highest hder, Friday the first day of
November next, at the plantation known as the Jones
psntaton all the Lands of the said Robinson living on
the north side of Roanoke river and about seventeen
hEely Negroes There is about two thousands two
hundred acres OF Land good proton of which superb
or river bottom ; the upland is of good guilty and well
timberrd. This Land was purchased by the said Ro-
bson, of the late Francis Jones and others and NAV be
conveniently divided into two tracts to suit pur
clIaSers- The healthy region in which this Land ies
the fertility of the soil and its ocation being in the i'm
mediate vicinity of The Raleigh and CASTOR rail road and
only about fifteen miles above Gaston combines advan
tages rarely offered any country. Those wishing
purchase requested to view the premises which will
be shown by Messrs. William or Allen Robinson both
of whom live upon the premises, by either the sub
scrbrs Bonds with approved security will be requir
ed for The purchase money of the handsome half payable
the 9Th February the other half payable on the
9th Of February 1916 The Negroes will be sold for
cash. The right to the whole of the property is indis
putabe but, selling trustees shall convey such
title only as Is vested i'll US by said deed
N MILAN
..-- -- o. d. FITS,
- .s- szs-r-f g ---- Trustees.
N B. All the creditors of C. Robinson dec d, are
balance due 1hrn before the goth day of
next those living, distance Go so by letter. ad
dressed TO US at Macon Depot, Warren, N. c.
sa%sE -szs-f NM
a -s . ODE.
-. ., Trustees.
september &C. 1871 5IS ST.
Rchraond Enquirer insert till the day of sale.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WILL be sold atthe late residence of Joshua
Jones' Decd, on Tuesday, the 18th ofNov-
OF LAND containing between two and three hun
dred acres, adjoining the lands of Seth ZONES ESQ.
Wm. Hodge and Others. Also, SEVEN NE.
2GRoES one Man, one Girl, two Boys, one Wo.
man n and two children; one yoke of Oxen, one Ok
Cart the Crop of Corn, Fodder. &c. and all the
balance Of the Estate of the, said Joshua Jones.
deed. Bond, with approved security will be re-
CURED before'the right of property is changed
Further particulars will be made known on the day
of sale by - -fssss. - g.z..s y. = -.
! ses.... CYRUS WHITAKER, Ex,r.
yet. II, 1914. 521-3t
Blanks for sale at hisOnice..en
] - o B. aRINTING
Executed atsthis Office with neatness, accu-
s9saa" racy and despatch.
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August 22

Harper's Pictorial Bible.
VVNHE 4th and 5th numbers of this splendid work Jus
L received this day, and for sale at the North Carolina
Book Store. TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 81, 1874 5O9-1y.~
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NlUSTC-MUSTC

MUSTC-MUSIC.
Hramer's Instructions; the Songs of Norma
" pete and numerous other new and popular Songs
and Marches adapted to the Piano Forte Just received
and for sale tthe New Bookstore. =
o L. CLEVELAND
August % Silly.
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Bibles and Prayer Books.

Bibles and Prayer Books.
a LARGE and general assortment of cheap Family
n Bibles and Prayer Books of every quality and va
riey of Binding, ase large collection Of Episcopal
works for Sunday Schools and private reading, great
variety of Sermons Of the various denominations of Chris
tans, Hymn Books of all kinds and qualities, all o.
which will be sold atvery reduced prices for The Cash
Call at the North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh Nc.
TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, 1874. 506-ly.
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STRAIGHTFORWARD DURHAM
ana fST1Nrs n T0SssSF1,<S,, d.sa fffa.
and NOrth.I

- Ihess ubscriber has the above
zDA stock of Cattle for sale; among whichare
IN from sl5 to 20 Devon COWS, In calf by a
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Excellent Likemesses
LnF the Hon. THEoDoRE FTELIN tsi1nysrs 49,.
received at the N. G.. Book store and for ssish
'ssv' 1o4e.--ooo-s - TURNER & HUGHES
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CHEAP BOOKS! CHEAP BOOKS


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NEW STORE
MACKIE a. LEVERETT,
COMMISSION Me r CHANTS,

BELOW WALL STREET, NEWYoRK.
TMPORTERS and Dealers in Scotch, American, and
English Pig Irons Plafe Banca Tin, Lead Spelter
Sheet Zinc, Shoves and Spades, Horse Nails Wrought
Sheet Iron lind Sauce Pans, and Tea Kettles. Sheet
Iron Kettles Hooks, and Hinges, Brasers. and Sheath
ing Copper Cast Steel Wire Rivets, Ears Handles
sc. Sc For sale at very low prices.
N. B. 500 doz. low priced .shovels and Spades.
8 Liberal advances madeon all consignments =
Sept Is, 1s44.< ,44i as = sas 5I6-l3tss
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New AnnuaIs! New AnnuaIs !!
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THEOLOGICAL WORKS.
SCHOOL hooks.
BOOK tBINDIyG.

PaperL
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September 20, 1871 5Is St.
Richraorid Enquirer insert till the day ofsaIe.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-25

familiar TO the country, and they knew they
could not deceive the people in regard to them.
They therefore took Mr.. Polka man unknown
to the mass of his coun,rymen,-and are en-
deavoring, by Ialsehood and misrepresentation,
to induce the people TO believe, he is the very
man to suit the emergencies of the country
But they rely too much upon the creduliiy of
The freemen of our land. The people are not
so ignorant but they can see through The means
which the locos are employing to deceive them.
They do not know James K. Polh--bul they do
know Henry Clay, and will gloriously rally 10
his support in November next.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-25
Personal Abuse.

The Locos are as busily employed as they
can be in vilfying and viluperating the char
acier of Henry Clay; hoping by such conduc,
10 defeat his election. But they will be disap-
pointed in this, as they were in 1910, when
they tried TO defame the character Of the good
and vrtuous Harrison, and make him out one
of the most loahsome beings on earth. Cen.
Harrison was elected by $4,000 majority, and
Henry Clay will be chosen by nearly double
that, in spite of all their lies and abuse
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-25
New Publications

We have received from the publishers, Messrs
Burgess, Siringer & Co. New. York, Nos, 3, 4
and 5, of the Literary Remains of the late Will
lis Gaylord Clarke, of Phladeph A COM
pele Sc. of the writings of this distinguished
author has long been desired by the reading
community, and that want is now supplied in a
good and correct edition. The work is edited
by Mr.. Clarke's twin-brolher; is well got up,
and sold at the low price of Twenty-Five cents
per number The whole will be complete in
five numbers. We hope the publishers will
forward us numbers l and 2, SO as to make our
copy complete.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-25
The LocOs Nominee.

The nomination OF James X. Polk for Pres
ident, is certainly one of the most surprising
political events which has taken place in this
country since The War of the Revolution
When the people of the States had Tough, Them
selves free from the lhraldom of Grea, Britain
and adopted our present excellent Constitution,
they elected Gen. Washington, ChiefMagis-
trare of the Union--lhus establishing rule that
The greatest and best should always be selected
for that high and important station. Since then,
a succession Of our most distinguished men
have filled the Presidential seal--and up 10 The
present time no man has ever been nominated
for he Office, who had not, either by his COM
manding talents or heroism distinguished him.
self before his cnnnirymen.
But now we have arrived al new state Of
affairs, and the old order Of things has been en-
iirely reversed The present nominee of the
Loco Focos, i. fourth or fifth rate man; en-
iirey unknewn 10 fame, and before his nomina-
tion. not one out of a hundred Of our citizens
ever dreamed lDdl sucU man as James ~.
Polk existed.
|, has also been settled principle Of the
country, that the office Of President of the Uni
Ted States was entirely too high and dignifed
TO be sough, after by any individual, buI that the
honour should be free and voluntary offer Of
the people TO one who had distinguished him
sell by long life Of public service. But how
does this compou with The nomination OF Mr..
Polk? Was il the free and voluntary reward
OF his counrymen for such services! Nothing
ol Ihe kind. Before the Baltimore Convention
met, not a man, woman or child in the country,
dseamt that lis nominee would be JAS K Polk,
OF Tennessee. And j, was only when the
wire-workers Of The party found that they stood
40 chance with Martin Van Buren, the person
they were pledged TO nominate, that the idea
occurred TO them that they could do better with
some one unknown 10 the people, than with
any of their numerous prominent men who had
heen named in conuexion with the Presidency
They knew that The principles Of Mr.. Van Bu-
ren, had been condemned by the people, and
they were fearful that those of Gen. Cass, Mr.
Buchanan, or Col. Johnson, would share no
better fate. The principles Of these men, are
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-25
A Son shot by his Father.

Another deed of blood was perpelra'ed F"
Warren county, ~ j. ON Wednesday night 'h'
10Th insr, at a place called Allmuehy, ty "hI'''
as we learn from The Newark, Post, son cai"'
TO his death by The hand Of his father MaIIhe"
Ayres, the father, is a man about 60 wears "a
age, has wife now living, and Is worm aoo1'
$4,000. He had been living for some lIIne J.!
state of adultery with a woman ol dnuohO'
character. in his own house, having on rn'''
than one occasion turned his wife out o doors
Several attempts have been made ny MS ''''''
Iv and friends To break Oft The illicit In'etcou''
hui without success. On Wednesday nlgh'
about IL o'clock, a dozen persons III The neiS"'
borhood, among whom were Two sons anu
son-in-law Of the old man. determined to maA'
another effort to get the woman out OF ihe ho"s''
They proc eeded TO The house, made some ho,''
aud disturbance, and finally broke open Wv
door. This exasperaled the old man, and ~
came down stairs gun in hand, loaded WI.
heavy shot, TO repel The invaders. and at '''''
frs, onset fired, killing his son, Walter Ay'T''
young man about twenty-five, dead upon "
spot. An inquest was held on the BODY %
Thursday, and The funeral attended by apO''
1000 persons, among whom was lle Ia'"''
who wepl like a child. He had mol bee"
rested on Thursday.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-07-25
Life of Gen. MarkIe.

We are gralified in being able to state that
the editors Of the Vaierand's Waechter," al
Harrsburgh, have issued sketch of the Life
and Public Services of Gen. Joseph Markle,
The Whig candidate for Governor, in the Ger
man language. This publication should be very
generally circulated and read for we are sure
that the people require but 10 be made acquaint-
ed with his character, 10 esteem and honour
The man. 1t is sold at the low price of ST per
100 copies.