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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26
ERlGS. Sc.

DRUGS, MEDIC1NES. ETC
I : !. l..N T.. lie daily ict, III Of ny .p-ag 81
) piyo. LIiI<sS, :. &; s -, clasising in pa
1f the .u iUg.
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lin Scrip to h so who have paid Their Premium
Gosh, aud To ihe credit OF these ho inGe!t
cd to the Company by note for part vi the trcml-
ums.
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SUyDEIES.

DICKLES, Ca,sup's, Sauces, Jtny's, dried Fru
i Currants, huislns and Figs Tor sale hy
my4 If HORNBROOK & BCETIS.
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ALLEN L. HALLOCK, .ssent.

ALLEN L. HAILOCK, Assat
NJ. J. BRAY, VI. H., .UtdnuL Ezamiter.
All persons wishing ln make lIisuIpncc on their
own or their friends LIVES, will plea ca il upon
the agent in his City. iiice OH Main Stree mean
Water, and exaln'ne tho ie;ms al.d rates of lie
Conpsny. ioc.l6-iyl
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M,LANES VERMIFuG Em-The Inventor ota
vi GREAT REMEDY for Formidable Dis

PLANES VERMlFuGEm-The Inventor ofa
vi GREAT REMEDY for Formidable Dis
sase has right To keep its irun HE fellow
creatures. So thought DIR. Al'Lane when lie was IN
lmced to offer his great remedy tor worms 10 the
public. 4 profound physician enjoying very large
practice, he did tear 10 be conounded with tie
nerd OF quacks who impose upon the public their
worthless stuff as patent medicines. Hewns there
induced b. Kidd & Co druggists, TO dispose OF
ME right as dis,,overeF. and ia hermitage !; oE
sale in nearly every village and town oi the country.
1t is the sovereign remedy tor wtrnis.
For sale by
CRAWFORD BELL Agent,
Evansville Ia: Decker s, Kramer. Jasper, John Stub
5letield, Detachable Hill, T. O; koht Logan. High
Banks;S. ). Johnson, Petersburg; Thcs. uornbroek
Union Debruler & Crcn, WinslIw; John Lynn
Lynnvile; Chester Bethel, Eoonvi.le; A. Haser,
Newburg; RS & ID. b. IIaeer. Rockport; Chns i
Leonard, Mt Vernon; James NJ. Grimes, Springfield;
Humphrey {; Co. Harmony; & Pelham < Co.
Schneesvil.e Cox & Rolb. PARRISH Jaquis pcsey
vile; w Whiting, Cynthan: Williamson X
Yorkes. OwensvilIe; w u Fisher. Princeton: Y b
Hallock. Princeton; John b Gardner, Evansville;
Daniel Archer x Go Coiumhia.
p l. Gregory. travelling Agent Country agents
can be supplied al C. Bells. Ev-~"viile. In. myll
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Evansville, Oct 3. so
REMOVAL.

II. MORGAN has itn.,leo his stock 81 Dr.
y. Goods up Main sneeI. into Tie lillcie tT
nelly occupied ly Oliver l'Cd vice lie viii b
pleased 10 see liz nstoueIs. avn GeitI1 ned I,
sell goods al hwer Prices lien ever aue27-it
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: EAHGalN.

VIZ + In q in store, ltO half hoAes OF hv 10 wip
W dow Glass (which We are instructed 10 sch be
low the nHrhet. . any person wanting the article
we cap sell.
je2i # o'RlLEY & NIT CHELL
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20 INleRfNGs, &C.

A Ii those in want oi small Farms within few
n mile. Of tails G ty will DO well 10 call Oh The
subscriber al is Office, Pad street, door Il.
the Catholic Church Pc. GARRlCk.
ie22 II esd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26
JAVA COFFEE.

4 FEW pockets of very superior cid Govern
~ ment Javn Coffee just received and :or sale
nv lima BAbCDCK BROTHERS.. Wafer ST.
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WABASH FLOUR.

A SMALL ioi Just received and Tor sale by
y BABCOCK BROTHERS,
Wat n street
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NaTIoIyS-

DASKETS Bung starters. Rolling pins, Enife
- CLEANERS. Poialoe HasheIs, Butter prints and
lots oi Other III - Tor ale rs
M. II EORNBROOK s. BURTIS.
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PERFUMERY.
4 LARGE assortment OF extra Toilet Perfume
n ry. genuine Bears oil, Pomatum. Curling fluid
and Persian scent ags, &c. ipsI re ivedrty
HATCHITT e. CO.. -
iel If No. II, Front ~.
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ROnE-NY

lust received, at nav O5ucer, and Provision Store
J Main. just ;have second street, 10 barrels
Ilomny first quality, which is offered for sale cheap
iehl # ISAAC HANNAH.
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e sid or q s,'al straace iof cash or 10 rrC,np
.e;.lefs on lseai c1edit. Ny stock has been pur
ciasfel .ntgey from ifs Lands. on best feinls-so
the public can itiy upon them ruriy and prices.
.ch. 1. CRAWFORD BILL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26

4 1IGAEs * Tobacco Lxtrl articles al
~ ways 10 lie found a.
HATCIIITT & CO.,
iel tf No IA, Front st
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-10-26

DHANDY AND WINE.-Oiard. puppy &
y Co.'S, !. Dupuy, .,iuiot and other brands
?ori Wine Madeira. P.rs Juice fort. Sweet Mala.
a and Clare;. Oh land and Tor sale by ..s-
leh7 C.. BELL
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80 20 Tart acid, Eng
8 easesLy Liquerlce
; DO Teilned Borax
5~asas Fast Salaratus
i.G It's Quicksilver
eco do Calcn eI Eng
$50 TO Calonel Am
- do F,xi Bark Compd
lio DO Priv Rcd Bark
81 DO Ctlorofmm,cu
iet0 DO Reid Salt Petrs
80 do Oil IL IRON, pure
20 d. Cup a mon
20 du bnisaed
. 90 { loves
20 20 Rosemary ~
81 gals IeiiRed Olive
20 Us Oil Peppermin
lCo0 rs Sal SUtia
5Gr us Csmphor 'n
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/ An ag9nt iog the following PATENT MEDI.

/ : VI agfni iog the following PATENT MEDI.
4 CINfS: 4ls 50
.avre's Prerara'lons
Falrnesic,k's do: go -s.f7-f -
Wister'. Rasam Will ChsrY;
Smiths Tonic syrup;
To~rsends SsrSagaTilla;
S;nds' do;
Bulls do; at1
Harris Fit Medicine;
Thompson Conr ourd Syrup Wood Naptha
Cnvert'- BARN Oi Lie;
Cod Liver ok
and all other Medicines Of this character in general
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2U9 - Iaiire. Flcnch
pc Cd J ,iitie de fugassa
lcuuz Iannin
- ~ snip &orPiia
20 ~ Areifie 60
5G0 u ,9uBlins sulp
$50 IT, Otm Qpiuu
$40 tln Sc,.na Alted
2e0 do 10 l. ai'iafs
0vO ia Naples Sulphur
iG@ DO DEmsloae
geo 10 Arsenic
liii l}alsem Coravia
500 lbs Siils Nitro
go ~ sfis 1mWolia
100 do SHlr .aflHr
$50 10 Jaiupa p,tiv
RAJ 90 i,lici suiv
iCa do ipfrac:i.uana pVl.
iCc0 do Eaii.thellc pri
.stsf..A l.. -. EA s-E,
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CHEESE. CHEESE.

4 SMALL lot. OF % Boxes Western Rtserv
- Cheese JUS received snl viii be closed BELoy
TIE MsERET IL called FIR this dav
ir2G - G'eii.LY & MITCHELL
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20
Soldiers Claims.

TNHE undersigned having much experience and sue
in the business. still takes military claims for
Bounty lands and Pensions for prosecution before the
government very reasonable terms, and with the ut
most faithfulness and despatch All letters him. from
claimants, must be post paid.
The last Congress gave lands to all the officers and
soldiers who served month longer and if Dead
their widows and minor children in all the wars Of the
United States, since 1870.
And provision is also made for pensions to wild
of soldiers of the Revolution, who married before
the year 1900.
He can furnish information concerning the grades Of
officers of the Revolutionary war, which is all important
to claimants and difficult to procure elsewhere. His
charges will be moderate.
Any information concerning the heirs of the following
officers of the Revolution will be thankfully received
Thomas Clark Alexander Martin, James Martini Jsmes
Moore, James Hogan, William Davis, John White, and
Joshua Boman.
He also furnish copy of the roll of the officers
and soldiers of the State of North Carolina in the war
with Great Britain, declared 18th of June 1872 giving
in many instances the length of SERVICE their respective
Offices and Regiments; the time of entering the service
also the deserters, and every particular facilitate the
collection Of their claims. Every agent should have
copy. Cost, only $40 each county.
]. H. KIRKHAM.
Raleigh, Nov l, 1850. 2-H
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In this City, Wednesday evening last. by the Rev.
DR.. Mason Of the Episcopal Church, Dr. Edmund Burke
Haywood to Miss Lucy A.. only daughter of Alfred
Williams Esq. ....
In Perqumans county. recently, by the Rev. T. r.
Owen, Dr. A. H. Macnair of Tarborough, to Miss Mary
Penelope Halsey.
In Lincoln county on the 26h day of Sept. BY Esle
Rhyme, Esq., Mr. Franklin Houser to Miss Sarah Linger-
teIdt daughter of J. Ingereldt Also on the lst of
Nov. by Esle Rhyme, Esq, Mr.. Ephraim Elmore, to
Miss Eliza Bess. Also, on the 3lst ult by George
Coon. Esq., Nh. Absolum Avery to Miss Elizabeth
Shuford.
In Halifax County, Monday last. by the Rev. Irs
7. Eyche. Mr.. Richard w. Crump. of Memphis, Tenn
70 Miss Caroline Rice.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20
VOLUME XVII.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
;. PeBL1sHED WEEK1r AND SEMl-WEEkLr' By
WILLIAM w. HOLD N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

r -. ,ur wrrx1v Two dollars per annum,
in ADVANCE, or within the first month Two dollsrs and
fifty cents if be del;ysn months o ,h a1 tim ef
Dollars if not paid within siA '"''' ''' 'le "'ne u
subscribing. wrr ro,. .,u.~. ,.-
in advance, within the first month; Four
and % % si rhn is %snSs s%
'i's ~ The above rules will he infexiby adhered to-
AnvERr1sENENrs not exceeding fourteen lines will
10 inserted one time for dollar, and twenty five
cents for each subsequent Insertions those of greater
lsth in proportion. Court orders and Judicial Ad-
xesemens will be charged 25 per cent higher than the
.Iove rates. A reasonable reduction will be made to
those who advertise by the year. Advertisements nser-
ted in the Semi Weekly Standard will also appear in
the Weekly Paper, free of charge.
Subscribers, and others, who may wish send money
the Editor do at all times, by Mail and his
risk Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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Arrivals at Lawrence's Hotel.

Nov. ll.-A. A. Pattillo. Caswcil Calvin T. Rogers,
J. Riddick Jeffreys and Maj. A. G. Banks, Wake; L.
Mitchell and Lady Sidney B. Straywig and Miss w ebb,
Rolcsvillc; Willis T. Sanders, Johnston Joseph T. La
ley and Lady and john T. Laley, Cumberland. Nd; w.
c. Brooks, Falls of Neuse; John D. POWELL Wake For
est Dr.. L. A. Jeffrcys Franknton; R. 9. McCullers
and Lady, Johnston VIM. F. Blackwood Cumberland;
Rev. Malcom C. Conoley, Clinton w. H. Hoeman, J.
Mordecai, Henry Mordecai and Chas. Hinton, Wake.
Nov. l2-Dr. Henry Seawell and Capt. D. B. Grit.
fin, Wake; j. D. Pulen and Lady, Chatham; S. Boyer,
Pittsburg Pa. VIM. H. Holderness, YanceyviIle.
Nov. l3. Wilson W. Whitaker, Byron Whitaker and
w. H. Holleman, Wake; James N Patterson, w. q.
Norwood, Orange J. Lucas, Chapel Hill; DR.. Thom-
as F. Martin Caswe; Rev. M. c. Conoley and Miss
Frances A. Lillers Clinton. t .t."
Nov. IA. J. Mcdowell, Wake F. College; Al
ston A. Jones. Chatham Dr.. Young and Lady Wake;
VIM. Barr, Rutherford; DR.. Joseph B. Outlaw and c.
Collins, Franklin; John d. Powers, New Hanover l..
w. Humphrey, Jacksonville; George S. Stevenson,
Newbern. ...
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The Washington Correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun, oN) writing under date the 10th instant, says
Mr. Websters arrival here (t is thought he will re-
turn on the l4,h has been indicated, the time when
proclamation will be issued by the President warn
ing all persons to respect the fugitive act and declaring
his purpose to see it faithfully executed. But do
not believe any such proclamation is to be issued at
any time, except upon the occurrence of some dem
onstration of actual force in resistance to the law.
But the law is likely to incur more opposition from
fraud than om force, and by evasons and subterfoge
to become dead letter. When force shall become
necessary to maintain the law, it will be idle to en-
ploy it-or the army of Xerxes could not enforce it
aoainst the popular sentiment of the North
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POWERS STATUE OF CALHOUN.

POWERS STATUE OF CALHOUN.
Powers Statue Of Calhoun recently recovered from
the near Fire Island, has been forwarded from
New York to Charleston The statue still remains
in the box originally enclosed, but it has received
more injury than was at first reported. The Journal
of Commerce thus describes it:
''The figure is of the life size, clothed with the
Roman toga and sandals. The right arm points to-
wardsa scroll held in the left hand, which is writ
ten the word Constitution. The left arm was rep
resented by the artist as reposng palmetto tree,
but unfortunately the arn, far the elbow and the
hand, with the portion of the scroll it grasped, have
been broken off and lost. Much effort was made to
secure them, but in vain. The first joint of the
thumb only found in the box. 1t bears the mark
of heavy blow, and the presumption is that the in
jury was caused by fall of the marble upon it with
which the vessel was partially laden. Other than
this the statue is perfect and stainless 1t is indeed
a beautiful work Of art. The cold stone seems in
stinct with life''
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.
The PEOPLE of Massachusetts voted on Tuesday last
for Governor, members of Congress, and members of
the Legislature The returns thus far by means
full.
1t appears that there has been election of Gov
ernor by the people. Gov. Briggs, Wing. has thus
far fallen off 1000 votes. The duty of making the
choice of Governor from among the candidates, will
devolve upon the Senate; and it is supposed the
Democrats will have majority in that body. So
thinks the National Inteligencer. That paper also
sets down the House as doubtful.
Mr.. Appleton, Whig. is elected to Congress from
the lst District. In the I'd, Sd, and 5th Districts
there is no choice. In the 4th District (Palfreys)
Mr. Frothington, Democrat, is said to be elected In
the 7th District Mr. Goodrich, Whig, is elected. In
the 9th District Grin Fowler, Whig, is elected and
in the 9th District Horace Mann, abolition Whg, is
reelected By 500 majority ouer all opposition.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20
ILLINOIS ELECTION.

lLLlNO1S ELECIlON.
The returns from Illinois, thus far, show consid-
erable Whig gain.
Walter Malony, the regular Democratic nominee,
pledged to the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law, sue
ceeds long John Wentworth in the Chicago District.
In the Fifth District, Mr.. Browning, the regular Wing
candidate, succeeds Col. w. A. Richardson, Demo-
crat, aoho uoted for the Fugitive Szaue Law E. D.
Baker, Whig, who lodged on this law, is defeated
in the Seventh District by Mr.. Campbell, Democrat,
and Mr.. Yates, Wing, succeeds Mr.. Harris, Demo-
crat in the Egth District. Mr.. Harris also uoted for
this a,v.
Judging from these returns, Illinois will present
unbroken front in the House of Representatives of the
next Congress in favor of the repeal of this law.
The two Senators from that State, Messrs. Douglas
and Shields, defending it before the people of
that State and denouncing the fanatics in unmeas-
ured terms. We think it probable that the South will
not be able TO count upon more than four members of
the next Congress from Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa, and
Illinois, who will stand by this law.
Glorious Pennsylvania! Every Democrat we be-
eve from that State who voted for this law has been
reelected, and some of them by increased maorties.
If all the free States were as sound as she is on this
question, should have repose, and the Union
might endure forever.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20

DEATH OF Dr.. NoRcuM. The last Norfolk Argus
ssys: 1--WE regret to learn from letter received in
this place yesterday evening, Of the death Of DR..
James Norcum, one of the oldest and most eminent
physicians in North Caroliua. He died his resi-
dence in Edenton on Saturday evening last; and
though he had attained 10 the age upwards of three
scoe years and ten, still, up to within few days
of his death he was as active and vigorous in the
prosecution of his profession at the earliest period
of his medical career.''
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DI.ED

In Cstawts county. on the 9th ult David ahufopd,
agsd % years aud 10 months. e
On the s7th uk, In Concord, ~esy suddenly, Mr. Jno
Bunhardt an agsd citizen Of CSbarrus county. : 9
In Edseeombe. rseentlg. NJ. William Crimes. The
deceased was 90 years Of age and his widow who SUR
wives him. i %. They had lived sogether shout 60
years +'sE y .5s Eds. Pres. =
la WaHen County. On the 3oth altime, M.r. LeaA
Arlington, concert Of James Arlington Esq in the 18th
year of her age.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20

The "CouNTRY YEAR-BooK." Our thanks are due
to Mr.. Turner for handsome copy of "The Coun-
try Yearbook; the field, the forest, and the fire.
side, by William Howitt.'' We have read this work
with much pleasure. MI. Hewitt paints with Ma
tures own Pencil but aside from his fine descriptive
powers, as exhibited in this hook, there is eeva-
ton of tone and sentiment about it, which should
commend it to all seekers after purity and excellence
in literature. The work may be obtained at Mr..
Turner'S Bookstore.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20

Mr.. DoBBIN's ADDRESS. We have received and
read with much pleasure the IS Address delivered be-
fore the Literary Societies of the University of North
Carolina" in June last, by Hon. James G. DobRin.
This Address is chaste in style and contains excel.
lent thoughts and sentiments. Though prepared ne
cessary in the midst of pressing business engage
ments, it fully susains the authors reputation
fine writer and of letters. We shall publish
extracts from it in some future number.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20
Arrivals at Yarbroush's House.

NoY. i2-E. H. Evans, Cumberland :; ]. w Hooker,
Pittsborough; w. H. Clarkson, Va; P. H. Winston,
Bertie; c. E. Askew, Franklin; A. Jones, Wake; D.
w. Parks, Philadelphia; 8. D. Barry, Wilmington "
Nov. l3--Jones Fuller and Lady, Ala; Jas. Robinson
and A. G. Perry, New York J. R. England, Va; Capt.
Labeau, Popacatipel. .sl-
NcS. la.-D. D. Underwood, A. Thornton, B. Will
llans Sampson; J. K Thomas, LouisLurg; A. M. No
tie, New York Lewis Ogburn, Mexico; l.. NJ Provost,
N. c. R. R.. B. NJ. Perry, Tenn; N D. Boggan,
Wadesboro' W. B. Gulick. Newbern - -
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20

ExrRAoDINARY SPEED. The Victoria Gazette
says that the express train the Utica and Syracuse
railroad. with the engine " Lightning for its motive
power, recently made l34 miles in fourteen minutes,
and that day last week the same train came
through from Syracuse to Utica, ffty-three miles,
including three stops hour and thirty minutes.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20
Arrivals at GufOM's Hotel.

Nov. l2.-W. J. Anderson, Fayetteville; X. Beneez-
key, Richmond, Va; John w. Powell, Robeson; B.
Pretsch New Orleans. e@ 81.
Nov. l3.-Dr. Thos. Smith, s. c.; TT. Fisher, c..
H. Traben, Kentucky; J. B. SomervilIe, Tenn; A. A.
r. Smith, Fayetteville; j. w. Hensley, Philadephia
John Taylor, N. c.; Alfred Jones' White Plains.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20
MEMBERS FROM NEW YORK.

The following is correct list of the successful
candidates for Congress at the late election in New
York, an equal number of both parties having been
elected
Denocrais-John G.. Floyd, Emanuel B. Hart,
Abraham P. Stevens, Gilbert Dean. Josiah Suther-
land, IT,, David l.. Seymour, Joseph Russell, Alex
ander H. Buel, Preston King, Willard Ives. Timothy
Jenkins, w. w. Snow, Leander Babcock, Daniel L.
Jones, Thomas Y. How, jr., Reubin Robie, William
Murray.
Whies-Obadiah Bovine, ]. H. Hobart Haws,
George Briggs, James Brooks, Marus Schoonmaker,
John H. Boyd, John Wells. Henry Bennett, H. S.
Wabridge, William A. Sackett, A. w. Schermerhorn,
Jededah Hosord, Frederick S. Martin. S. G. Haven.
Aug. P. Hascall, Lorenzo Burrows, Jno. L. School
craft.
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&l,2O0,396 Y

Tas NASHVILLE CosvsNr1ox. Tho Nashville
Convention assembled on Monday last, Gov. Nc
Doaaid, Of Georgia, In the Chair He made an e'o.
quent address on taking the chair. Many Delegates
being hourly expected. the Convention adjourned dill
IL O'Clock on Tuesday. About City members were
present. .. ...-. 81
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20

DEATH OF Mr.. MEREDITH. The Rev. Thomas
Meredith, Editor of the Biblical Recorder expired at
his residence near this City, Wednesday evening
last. He had been in bad health for some months
past The deceased was superior writer, and an
able and useful Minister of the Gospel. His death
will be deeply lamented by large circle of attached
trends.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20

Love IoaN" CowH,prp. 1t is stated that Mr..
Wilson Of the Chicago Journal, gave {" Long John
Wentworth" a bad oowhiding u few days since.
John ran into livery stable. Goodl He deserved
every lick he received.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20

The Ohio State Constitutional Convention has
adopted section that there shall be no imprisodent
for debt in that State except in cases Of fraud.
section was also reported extending the right OF suf-
frage to negroes and mulattoes.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-20
READY MADE CLOTHING,
At Wholesale and Retail.

" have just received from one of the largest and
w best established Houses in the United States
one of the largest and hest assorted Stocks brought
to this City, Stock that would avorably compare with
the Custom Work OF any Establishment in the Union
which We are instructed to sell unprecedented low
prices and to which invite the attention of Country
Merchants. citizens Of Raleigh. the surrounding Coun.
t and OF the next General Assembly, and ask
them to call and examine our Stock before purchasing
esewhere e We determined to sell price. that
will defy competition. 49,
Country Merchants need have no fears of finding us
with broken assortment, ss we shall continue t. have
large additions throughout the Season.
Ia addition 10 the above have full assortment ef
fine Shirts Jenny Lind and other patterns together with
Silk. Merino. Lambs wool Shirts and Drawers. =
All Of which we will sell low they can bs pur-
chased of ny Establishment in New York any other
City. A. B. STITH> & CO.
Raleigh. Nov. 6, 1850. s s4O-wI