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WAR ON THE GAMBLERs.-It appears that
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Go to Roots! No matter whether
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Dg The Methodists of Missouri have
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Of Fayette, in that State
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RoBBrRY-SINeuLAR DETECTION. Mr.. Samuel B.
the county. had Sl750 in money, watch worth
$50, and considerable amount Of jeweIry, stolen
from his hou>e.on W Wednesday night. Being unable
10 gain any clue the thief. he induced con-
suit medium" or claIvoyan,, living between
Wallineford and Durham. s...--.,..-. .-.
She stated that the property was stolen by serv.
ant GIRL about Is years Of age that she had secreied
the jewelry under stone, and the remainder Of the
money in another place. They returned and made
search. but unable find any Of the lost prop
erty. The girl, however, was watched, and finally
concluded to revisit the clarvoyant. On being put
into the mesmerc state. she said the Of the mon
ey had been burned since their previous visit. and
that the jewelry then thrown into we'll, which
she described with grea, particuariy and also other
circumstances tending convince her hearers of the
truth Of her statements. --. 30 -1i.
On returning, the well was searched, and the Jew.
eiry found IN precisely as it had been described.
The girl was then induced confess-when she ac-
knowledged tha: she had stolen the property, that
she had burned half the money. and after the frs,
search, she had burned the remainder. She also said
the jewey under the stone hen the first search
made In fact, she confessed all the cairvoyan,
had stated. In confederation Of her confessions,
slip Of paper which was rround portion of the
bills, were found in the ashes. partly consumed.
The girl was arrested, and is now confined in ;he
Comfy Jail.
The circumstances of this most singular
and go great way to subsantiate the truth of Psy
| chology. NeD Hauen Journal and Courier.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-05-11
RALEIGH NORTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY
stretches across the entire State from the virgini.
to the South Carolina line

stretches the entire State from the Virginia
to the South Carolina line.
North Carolina is perhaps, the most favored
State in the Confederacy SO far as mineral wealth
is concerned. She has iron, gold, silver, lead,
plumbaggo, coal, copper, hme, marble and diamonds
she has tne waterpower, and vast forests of timber
untouched BY the axe, and millions of acres of
good land yet to be cleared and cultivated. We
know OF no region in the old States, which holds
out greater inducements to emigrants than are
held out here.
Our system of internal improvements is now
fairy under way; and with the steady development
OF her natural resources, by means of cheapened
transportation, steam and the labors Of the me-
chanic and artizan, North Carolina bids fair soon
to take rank among the leading States Of the Con-
federacy.
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Condition of the Markets.

New YoRK. May 3. Flour opened active, bns
fell off the cose-saies Of 6,750 bbIs. at 4 GO
81 IS for State, and IS S5 for Genesee sales Of
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Nix. SUES FLIGHT FROM France. We met the
other day in reading the enoires Of the great French
author, Alexander Dumas, mention Of the eircun-
stances TO which we are indebted for Mr.. Soulr's
immigration to and settlement in the United States.
As il may be interesting TO readers. particularly
a, this time, when the Distinguished gentleman is in
city, copy the Translation for the benefit Of
those who do not read The French:
"TaASsLATIoS. In the intimacy Of Merys and
Dariaeemy* lived at this time one Of the principal
editors Of a journal called The Yellow Dwarf. This
editor was named Soue. tle had been two months
in prison for an article San Domingo. He did
not relish his experience of prison life. He hap
pened to bear "a strong resemblance TO Barthele
my, which prrpitled OF his using his passport. Bar
iheemy lent il to him. Soule fed 10 London, and
thence 10 the United States, where he is now th,
FIRST lawyer of New Orleans and makes by his prac
| tice one hundred thousand francs year"
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A DODGE. When Deaccn-got into a bad
position, he was very expert in crawling ou, Of it..
Though quick tempered, he was one OF The best dea.
cons in the world. He would not in a sober moment
utter oath, anything like for his weigh, in
cider. .sr.- ......
Al the close Of rainy day, he was milking upon
knoll in his harm yard, side Of which was dIty
slough, and the other old that in consider.
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and then he quietly vociforaed- 81
q. You Id old cuss !'' but looking around and
seeing ole of his neighbors at the bars. looking al
him, ne added in the same breath, |" If may he al
lowed the expression" Corpet Bog.
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