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DANIEL T. WoopwARD.-A friend who yester-
day visited this individual, now under sentence Of
death for the murder of his wife, informs us that
he does not yet seem to realize the awfulness Of
the event which awaits him, and that he yet pre-
fers hanging to a Communication Of his sentence to
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. Punishment
beyond the limits of the territory of the United
States, or death upon the scaffold, is tho issue
which he himself presents. The memorial to the
President of the United States, now circulating
for signatures, however, asks for Punishment or
confinement in the pententiary.
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a
There will ba match race over the CO
LUMBiA TROTTING COURSE on Tuesday after
noon, August 8, at O'Clock. One mile and
peat, to skesfon pagons -
J. L. Doty enters .. IN. Sorrsl Fanny. Of BaIti-
George Nelson enters b. &. Kentuck, of PAiladel-
phia
Al both horses are very fast fine sport may be
expected.
Omnibuses will start for the race from Browns
CYRUS MARTIN,
AugS- Proprietor.
(,AMPHINE AND ETHEREAL OIL AT
~ Whittlesey's. on Seventh street, wholesale
and RETAIL genuine article. Upon trial, If found
otherwise, the money will be returned.
Also Pure Sperm and Lard Oil, raw and boiled
Lhsecd Oil, Meats foot, Rosin, and Tanners Oil.
Varnishes Of all kinds, Paints, Window Glass,
Lamps, &c.
On all sums of 325 and over five per cent will
be deducted for each.
wHITTLEsEY's,
TN st., nearly opposite the Avenue House.
Aug S-eo2w
THREE-PLY SHIRT COLLARS.
r Almond, Seventh street, near r. has re-
IL ceived from New York further supply OF
those beautiful Collars. t
Aug 8-3teod
THE ATTORNEY, the Correspondence Of
i John Qucd, with illustrations, Sd edition; 4
few copies of this most popular book of the day.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Aug8 Bookstore, near 9th street.
sPECTACLEs LOST.
r OET ON FRIDAY, ODD instant, somewhere
Ia between the "Republic Office and tho resi-
dence of the undersigned, whilst passing Ninth E,
or Seventh streets, pair OF Gold Framed Specta-
Giles.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at the "Republic Office" Ninth street.
July Is J. GIDEON.
NEW CHINA STORE.
TyHE SUBSCRIBER has opened a store on Sew
i enth street, in Utterrnuhle's building, near
the Northern Liberty Market, opposite to wood
yard, where be offers for sale fine assortment Of
CHINA, GLASS, and CUTLERY, which he is de-
termined TO sell as low any other establishment
in the city.
Purchasers would do we'll to call before supply
ing themselves. JAMES POOL,
Aug 2-3w For r. PuRsELL.
THOMAS BRowN, T. DAYTON WINTER,
of Virginia. of Pennsylvania.
THE UNDERS IGNED offer their services az
i Agents to prosecute Claims of every descrip-
ton before Congress and the different Departments
Of the Government.
Office 18th street, between Pennsyl vania avenue
and f street, next to Burch's Saloon.
July 7-3tawtf BROWN & WINTER.
"Centle Havana, to puff away care,
Where can find thee, pray tell me where?
At tho National Cigar Emporium,
G. s. McELFRESH,
Under the National Hotel, importer of the finest
brands of
HAVANA CIGARS.
A LII who are fond of good Cigar should call
~ and examine his stock, conta ming the follow
ing celebrated brands:
Regaias, Esla ebay,
La Firmeza, Regalia Londre Abesa
La India, Ell Ebro,
P,ansado Consuelo, Negueribas,
Prabucoes, Consultations,
Empire City, Ben franklin.
Chewing Tobacco Of the finest quality, from tho
NEST celebrated manufactures.
July 18-eodlm
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VXTILLARD'S HOTEL, NEW YORK, No.
w 1876 Broadway, and POT Twelfth street, 10
now open for the accommodation of the public.
The house is new, and is fitted up with all the
modern improvements, and Is furnished in a supe.
rior manner. The proprietor, formerly of Will
lard's Hotel, Washington, d. C., will be happy to
see any of his former friends also ali those OF the
travelling public who may favor him with call.
Ed. WILLARD.
New YoRx Nav II June l5-2mif
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THE PROPRIETOR OF THE IRVING
Il HOTEL would respectfully remind the pub
lie that during the repairs Of Wizards Hotel he
offers accommodations to those who have business
in the upper part of thecity; or who like airy and
comfortable apartments.
June Dh-tf DANIEL d. FRENCH
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APPROPRIATE NAMEs.-On Saturday, as ap
pears from the official police reports, Bill Drink
ard and Thomas GuzSlc were, in company will
others, both sent to the workhouse for thirty day
for being DRUNK .#
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DAR-IRON, STEEL AND NAILS, TIN,
ID Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead, Bar Lead, and Tin
Zinc; American and English Sheet-ron, Bellows,
Anvils, Upright, Parallel and Chain Vices, and
other goods OF this description, which will be sold
cheap. E. WHEELER,
Corner 7th and streets, near the Canal.
July 9--lm News and Star.
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VIRGINIA LAND SCRIP WANTED.
THE undersigned will pay the highest market
J. rates for Virginia Land Scrip and Land War
rants. EVANS & FAINT,
July 6-d&w3m Opposite the Treasury.
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so shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad. b9O... 69
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alabama Election .


MOBILE, August 4-The returns are sufficient
to indicate the election of Colonel Winston, DEM
ocrat, for Governor, although there were four
candidates for that office.
w. S. Earnest the Wing candidate, received
strong vote, including the support of the tenn
peronce party.
The Wings in this city have majority, and
also in Montgomery, Macon, Chambers, and Bar
bour counties.
The election for the Congressional delegation,
as for heard from, indicates the choice of Samp
son w. Harris, Democrat, in the third district,
over s. d. Moore; George S. Houston, Union
Democrat, in the fifth; w. r.. Cobb, Democrat,
in the sixth, over Clement c. Clay, jr.; and Jas.
T. Dowdell, Democrat, over Alexander White,
Wing, in the seventh.
Messrs. Harris, Houston, and Cobb are mem
bers ofthe present Congress.
In Mobile portion of the first district, Philip
Phillips, Democrat, has majority of 200 over T..
Lockwood, the Wing candidate.
In the second district James Abercrombe.
Wing, is elected over David Clopton, Democrat
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, .augatst 6.
500 Baltimore 6's, $780,. ........ LOT.
500 Bait and Ohio Railroad Bonds, 1867. 96
500 do do do do 1885,. 81
81 shares Bait and Ohio Railroad ...... 68s
Is do do do do ...... 68i
IS do do do do $780,. 68s
Is do do do do ....... 68a
After the Board
Il IA III. D..
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NE CUSSY: Dlctionnaire du Diplomatic ct d.
- Consul; vol Leipsic.
Mensch: Manuel du Consulat; / vol, Leipsic
1916.
Moreui': Manuel des Agents Consulaires; vol.
Paris, 1850.
De Cussy: Regiments Consulaircs; vol. Lcip
sic, 1851
vols, Cologne, l75l.
De Vera: LIE Parfait Ambassador; vols Ley
den, l709.
Fiynn's British Consups Hand Book; volume,
London.
Puffendorff: Droit de la Nature ct dcs Gems;
VOL, Basle, 1850.
Puffendorff: Law Of Nations; London, l72s
Grotus: Droit de la Guerre ct de la Paix; VOL,
Basie, l746.
Gro.ius On War and Peace; volume. London
1888
Meisel: Cours de Style Diplomatique; 2 volumes,
Paris, 1886.
Rurlamaouis's Natural and Polite Law.
Green's Consular Service, pamphlet; London,
lS4S.
De Martens: Causes Celebres; 2 volumes, Lcip-
sic, 1927.
wheaton: Historic du Droit des Gems; 2vols.,
Leipsic, 1876.
De Wolf: Institutions du Droit Naturslle; vol
ume, Lcyden, l772
De Ciercq: Formulate des Chancelieries; 2vol
umes, Paris, 1853 #s
Chity's Law Of Nations.
Whcaton's Elements of International Law.
Wheaton's History of the Law of Nations.
WildmaD's International Law.
Vattel's Law Of Nations.
Rutberforth's Institutes.
Poison and Horne's Law of Nations.
Koch: Historic des Traites de Paix; Is Volumes
Paris, 1917,
Aug6 FRANCk AAfLon'
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r Almond, 7th street, I'd door below E, ha
IL received a supply of Willow Carriages an
Hobby Horses; also. Transparent Toilet Soap in
bars, the best and cheapest soap ever used.
Aug 3-3teOd aa
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LNERN LEAVES FROM FANNY'S PORTO
IL LILO; new supply.
Summer Stories Of the South; by t. A. Rich
ards. tlf
The Pro-Slavery Argument, as maintained by
the most distinguished writer's of the Southern
States; containing the several Essays of Harper,
Hammond, Simms, and Dow. vol.
Thackeray's Lectures. New supply at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
July % Bookstore, near 9th street.
GORGE w. CUTTER, Attorney and Cot.n-
ST seilor at La,o, office in Todd's Building, Penn
sylvania avenue, one door west OF Browns Hotel,
Washington.
July 2o-3m
IOTICE.-The members Of the Mercantile
IN Library Association are hereby notified that
the reading rooms of the Association will be oPene
ed on TUESDAY,, Goth instant, from O'Clock to
o'clock, a. M, and from o'clock to 10 o'clock,
p m.
The rooms to be reopened daily at the above
hours until further notice
BY order of the Board OF Directors:
THOS. E. LLOYD Sec'y.
July Is
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THREE-PLY SHIRT COLLARS.
II Almond, Seventh street, near r. has re-
IL ceived from New York further supply OF
those beautiful Collars.
Aug 6-3teod
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SPECTACLES LOST.
r OST ON FRIDAY, 22d instant, somewhere
Ia between the "Republic Office" and tho resi-
denco of the undersigned, whilst passing Ninth, E,
or Seventh streets, a pair OF Gold Framed specta-
cles.
Tho finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at the "Republic Office" Ninth street.
July IS J. GIDEON.
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| THE ATTORNEY. or the Correspondence of
| i John Qucd with illustrations, Sd edition;
few copies of this most popular book of The day.
! For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S
AuQ8 BOokstore. near 9th street.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-06-22
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
pUs11sHEp WEEKLY AND sEMI-wEEKLl BIZ
VILLA M w. HO l. u Il N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Terms OF TIE WEEKLY. Two dollars per ai,nu-
, ,]vance, or within the first month, Two dollars an
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dollars if not paid within six months from the time OF
subscribing.
TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLr. Four dollars per
.nnum, in advance, or within the first month; Four
Dollars and fifty cents, if payment be delayed six months
and Five Dollars if not paid within six months from the
time of subscribing.
~ The above rules will he infiexibly adhered to.
ApyERrrsExENrs not exceeding fourteen lines viii
be inserted one time for dollar and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent insertion those of greater
length in proportion Court orders and Judldlciai Ad'
ssrsemens will be charged 20 per cent than the
.1,oro r,tes 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
1.-The Weekly Paper, free of charge
Subscribers and others, who may wish to send money
the Editor can do at all times, by Mail and at his
risk Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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NUMBER s77
To the free and inaspendent vossr. of WAKE

To the free and independent voters of Wake
County.
FeLLow.CITIzrNs: At the solicitation Of many
of my personal and political friends. ] present my
name before you candidate for the Office ct So.
perior Court Clerk. This being the first time IN my
life that have thus been placed before the public.
feel great dfidence in presenting my claims to you,
who alone, determines who shall, and who shall not.
serve in the several offices within your gift. To many
Of my feow.ciiizens of Wake. / am personally
known; while to others / am only known as an hum.
BILE Editor who has, through many hard fought poiIt
cal battles done his duty, (or his utmost) TO defend
and promote the principles OF the great Detuocraiic
party Of country, whose banner triumphantly
floats over the good old North State, redeemed and
dlsenthraled from the yoke of Whiggery. And
now, upon this party, in my natire County, conh.
denty throw myself, in the present contest.
Against the present incumbent, have no charges
TO make. either politically personality. So far az
kno,c. he has been good officer, as know he 10
capable; but. for long number OF years, he has en-.
loyed, nndisiurbed. the emolunenls Of ofice-and,
this country, the Democracy do believe il either
wise or safe, to confer lfetime avors upon man,
when there are others whose claims ard pfetensions
are equally strong.
During the campaign shall endeavo! TO meet with
my f-llow-:irizens just often my business will
aufnt ; bnf, with that candor peculiar 10 myself,
alone, shall not endeavor conceal the faci, that
circumstances beyond my control, will debar me, of
ten, of that privilege. However when il is my good
fortune 10 be with you in your primary gatherings,
shall shrink from the discussion of such topics
as may be presented for consideration, whether
political strictly confined the duties Of Clerk.
Should receive your sufIrages, and be placed 10
preside over the records of the Couu in question, 10
will he my constant study to do right, and 10 make
myself, In that capacity that which truly should be,
the peoples humble servant.
w. WHITAKER. IA.
Raleigh. Wake Co., June Ia, 1883. lit
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INSTRUCTIONS AMERICAN REPRKsEsrATIves
ABROAD. We find in the New York Herald of the
l3h instant three circulars recently addressed the
diplomatic agents of the United States in foreign
countries, by the Hon. w. l.. Marcy, Secretary Of
Stale.
The FIRST Of these. We truly graiihed to perceive,
while requesting each OF agents al foreign courts
10 conform, as far is consistent with just senss
Of his devotion to republican institutions. ;he
toms of those among whom he dwelis, at the same
time requires him TO appear al in the simple drep
Q .7meriean eileen. II is to be regretted" the
Secretary truly says, &" that there any de.
paruure in this respect from tie example Of DR..
franklin" -
This circular also requests each minister and charge
dafLres 10 establish the legation in central posi-.
;ion; TO keep il open daily, from To 8; and
quie the secretary to perform his duties in person,
or. in OF sickness absence, by some American
ciztn, ihe services of foreigner being strictly for.
hidden, either substitute, clerk, copyist. Min.
isiers and charges also required auhrniicatss
by their signatures, with The seal Of The lega.
tion the passports Of American citizens, and
delegate this duty TO their secretaries.
The second of these circulars is addressed to
retar-s ct legation, and contains some prudent cou.
sells, of interest TO them only.
The third is addressed to consuls. II forbids iheif
employing foreign clerks. and ennins gres,er secrecy
in the conduct Of their consular affairs. -
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For the Standard.

Al meeting Of the citizens Of Granville County,
held in The Court House in Oxford, on Saturday
June 4ih, 10 make suitable arrangements for ceehra.
ting the ensuing 4ih Of Jdly. Gen. w. S. McCIana.
han Was unanimously called to the Chair, and Mr.
}. q. Nagstaf appointed Secretary.
On motion of +. l.. Hargrove. a committee of five,
consisting of The following gentlemen: Col. L. G.
Edwards. r. B. Venahle, B. e. Kt,relI, DR.. Lewis
kennon. and TazewiI! Hargroye, was appointed, 10
select an OraioIfor tie day.
On molten Of Col. X. j. Mitchell, committee was
appointed to make The necessary arrangements for
public dinner ard ball.
The committee reported John A. Williams. Esq,
as the Orator of the day. and James NJ. Wiggins and
THIS. II. Wiley, as readers. - =
w. S. McCLANAHAN, Pres't
]. G. WAesTaFF, Ssc'y.
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HAIp To ANSWER. The New York journal Of
Commerce rather gets abolition Legislators atight
place. II notices the decision OF Judge Red6eld, Of
Vermont, wherein he rules that q man found infoxi.
Gated shall remain in prison at the pleasure OF the
justice who committed him until he discIoses the
name Of the person of whom he bought the liquor,
and adds ihereio:
"How is il! The Vermont Legislature. q year Of
two ago, passed act virtually annuiing The fugi.
tive slave law in that State. because deprived.
liable 10 deprive, negro Of his liberty without
trial by jury. But here is white man deprived of
his liberty without Trial BY jury and il 10 all right
according 10 precedent. Can any body tell why
white man is mol as good as negro. and bis rights
as sacred :" -7i
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COPPER MINES IN GEORGIA. The copper mania
speculation is raging in Georgia, and the last Dalton
Times says: s
In Murray county they have gone perfectly wild.
The farmers many Of them at least. have left their
farms to search for mines: The Cohuttah Mountains
almost alive with them. Lois in Murray and
Whitfield counties that have always been dull "a eat
SIS, (bsing mountain Ios,) cannot now be bought for
scarcely any price. owing TO the copper mania.
Operations about TO be commenced on mine
two miles from Dalton, and il 10 said there is doubt
that copper, silver and lead abound n that vicinity.
The timber trade Of Ncrth Carolina s an extensive
business. The Newbern News mentions single
firm, Taium and Herbert, from Virginia, who have
been engaged in the business for twenty years. in
Beaufort county. They constantly employ 22 axe.
men. besides large force in getting The timber
shipped. Sometimes they send 10 Norfolk SIS. 900
$50 900 worth OF timber in a single LOT, ranging
from 10 feet square, and from SO to- 20 feet in
length.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
At Convention of the Democrats of this Dis
trict, held in Newbern onsthe 9th instant, Colonel
THOMAS RUFF1N, Of Wayne, was unanimously
nominated as candidate for Congress. One hun
dred delegates were in attendance, and the great
est enthusiasm and unanirnity marked the delib-
erations Of the Convention. The standard-bearer
selected is most worthy of the honor bestowed.
We cordially concur with our friend of the Repub-
lican and Patriot in the following remarks
"Of the candidate selected By the Convention we
shall say but single word. Two years ago. when
no other man would take the Democratic banner and
hear it aof this gallant Democrat answered the call
of his fellow Democrats, and seizing the banner
ried it boldly into the field Of battle. With Sianly
for opponent, the contest the hardest fought
one we have ever witnessed, and although beaten,
the vote received by him was larger than the vote
ever given Democrat in the same counties. While
| he was firmly supported by his party, candidate
perhaps was ever more bitterly assailed by his oppo-
nents, more basely misrepresened. In accordance
with the wishes of his friends Col. Ruffn is again
in tie field. Ardent in his devotion to Democratic
principles, he will devote his time until the day Of
election in efforts to disseminate those principles.
Let the Democratic party now rally in mass 10 his
support and elect him by majority Of four or We
thousand. All that is necessary is for the Democrats
to 90 the polls and re.asser their principles by
casting their votes for Thomas Ruffin.'
The proceedings of the Convention shall appear
in our next
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MEXICO. We see no further intelligence in re

MEXICO. We see no further intelligence in re-
lation to the Mecilla valley.
Santa Anna has revived the old edict designed
to annoy travellers. TIE governor of Acapulco
had issued counter proclamation, advising the
people OF bis department to pay no attention to
the edict. Acapulco is the Pacific coast, out Of
Santa Annals reach.
Santa Anna's new tariff is said to be higher than
that of 1s45, and was expected to prove very un'
satisfactory. Cotton goods are to pay duty Of six
cents per yard.
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"AH!" said old Mr,. boosenbury. .learnng is a
great Thing; I've eften felt the need of il. Why,
would you believe IT, am now sixty years old, and
only know the names Of three months in the year,
and them 10 spring, fall, and autumn. larnt the
name of them when was lee,le biz Of gal"
What will Ferguson say now .
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THE SUPREME COURT.

This tribunal met in this City on Monday last
Chief Justice Nash and Judges Pearson and
Battle in attendance.
The following gentlemen have been admitted to
the practice of the law in the several County Courts
of the State
Hamden s Smith, Raleigh, N. c., James a.
Patton, Ashville, N. c., William Hicks, Granville
Co. N. c., Ioverd Eldridge smith6eld, N. c., Le-
on. F. ser Franklin, Macon Co. N. c., T. H. Gill;
am, Edenton, N. c., w. Geo. Granbery, Perquim-
ans Co. N. c., Arch. R. McDonold, Moore Co. N. G.
And the following to Superior Court practice:
B. A. Kitrell, Oxford, N. C., W. Lowndes, Tread
we'll, Miss, John B. Williams, Greene Co. N. c.,
John S. Long, Washington, N. c., sitgreaves Att
more, New Berne, N. c., William F. Green, Lou
isburg, N. c.. Neill Mckay, Cumberland County
NJ
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FOURTH OF JULY.

FOUhIH OF JUL.
1t will be seen by the following Correspondence,
that Mr. F. c. Shepard has consented to deliver
the Grafton in this City on the approaching ami
versary of American indepeu lence:
RALEIGH, June 18th, 1853.
F. G. SHEPARD. ESQ.
DEAR SIR: A, meeting of the Committee to
make arrangements for the celebration Of the ap.
appointed 10 deliver an Grafton on that occasion.
The undersigned, in communicating the choice Of
the Comm,,ee. beg leave 10 add their individual So
lic,ations that you will accept.
Respectfully yours,
H. 5. SMITH,
y; VI. $ fS,I1SS BeYAN, o'""'''ss'
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RALEIGH. June 18th, 1853.

RALEIGH, June 18th, 1853.
GENTLEMEN: Your polite note Of this morning
came duly to hand, informing me that was unani-
mousy chosen by the Committee 10 deliver the Ora
lion on the approaching Anniversary of our lndePeL-
dehce.
incompetent as I am to fulfil the task you have so
kindly imposed upon me, yet it will give me pleas
ure to comply with your request and TO offer my
humble services on that occasion.
W i,h my best wishes for your future welfare and
those whom You represent. remain
Your friend and obi servant.
f. G. SHEPARD.
II. s. Smith, ]. F. Hu.chins, W. S. Bryan, Com.
miitea
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This Indiana Black Laws have caused the removal
of large numbers OF coored persons from that Sta'e
as the penalties incurred by residence there is quite
severe. The Cincinnaii Commercial says that il is
city without observing one or moro coloTed families
from the Hooser State. They appear 20 be persons
Of some property, having with them 6as stocks Of
hosses, mules, and milk cows. -ss. = Is
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DIED.

Near Elevation. Johnston County, on the 18th Of
May, Mrs. Mary w oodall. aged about IS years. She
had been pous member of the Primitive Bspdse
Church for the last forty years. She was kind snd
obi igiag, snd much beloved BY all her friends.
-, q. zs5 (CoH.
The Primitive Baptist and Frsedom's Blade sih
please copy.
In Greene County. Ala, on the 2sih Of April lsss
Mr.. Redin E.,man, fornerly Of this Siais.