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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-06-22

GRAHAA's MAGAzNE.-The July number
has been received. A very modest look
ing magazine is Graham's, but as indica-
tive in woman, is the assurance OF true
merit. Graham's Magazine contains
large quantity Of reading matter, and the
quality Is such as WITH command attention.
Herbert, Read and several other writer's
OF note are regular contributors to Ora
hams Magazine. Price Of Graham's Maga-
zine % per year; two copies for S5, &c.
GEO. II. GRAHAM,
Philadelphia.
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NORTH BRrrisH RkvfEw.--Contents of Nav
number.
/. Maegillivrary's British Birds.
2. International Relations, and the prin.
ciples Of our Foreign Policy.
8. Bcnson's HiPpolytus its method and
results.
4. English Hexameters.
B. Ruth ; the reign Of Female Novelist.
6. Memoirs Of French Professionalism.
z. Life under an Italian despotism.
8. Glimpses of Poetry.
o. The higher instruction and its repre-
sentatives in Scotland.
10. Wellington in the Peninsula.
ii. Layards Assyrian Discoveries.
EDINBURGH REvrEw--Coutents Of April
number
1. AIison's History of Earope since 1913.
2. Marriage with deceased wife's sister
., THE Church of England in the Noun
tains.
4. Recent Novels sAgatha's Husband"
b. The National Gallery.
O. Mr.. Disraeli; his character and career.
2. Public Education.
8. Marccilus Memoirs OF the Restoration.
o. The income Tax.
These valuable publications san be pre-
cured fos S3.o0 ysaT each, or both foy
$500, Bhckwoods Magazine, and any
one Review, 96. We have men Of litera-
~ taste among us. Show your apprseia-
ticn Of choice IteJatuse by Subscribing
for these Reviews
LEONARD, SCOTT q co,
New York.
ARTHUR's HoME MAGAzIsE.---This 10 q
Magazine published 10 PhiladeIphia, un-
der the supervision Of T. 8. Arthur. ESQ.
As 1t has made no great fuss, preferring
to be judged according 10 merit Arthur's
Home Magazine is bat little known. Now
we have no doubt but ten or twenty of our
citizens would subscribe to Il If they would
sali at our offsce and examine a number.
Last yeas, abest thirty subscribers were
psosusea Tor q pureile, wishy washy juve-
Willy, published In New York, and here
~Oae oasSed at e2.oo per year which is
wosth : dozen Of the other Tryit
address,
T.s ARTHUR 4 CO.
Philadsiphis.
D
THs Son or rHx sovrn. I'VE can say nosa-
isgnewef sn agricultural periodical. 'fhe
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-06-22
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 22, 1858,

GREEN CoRs.-The first we had yestcr
day-grown in our own garden.
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.4i'ai. VIM. r. sELBY. eay8
WHOIESAEE DEALER I'M

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2in So
eua
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CENTRE FoUNpRY.
~, &. a. J. BAGGS, ..

f--|| J,- l.
lEE No. - Main ST., Centre wheeling,
U EEP constantly on hand assortment Of The latest
n and most improved Stoves, enbr bracng every variety
OF PaTlnr, Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their extern
virgnian," coal sIove cannot be surpassed b! any
hem within the six months pledgns 10
take the m back i they did not give satsanton anu hASe
never had one returned a-ls tEll 10 sl ..u .7.l u,
They keep constantly hand the latest style oil
Arch Crates, warranted equal 10 aiy made IN TINS oity
Round ry line which will be soil low for cash .gs,
6fParcuar attention will be paid TO III KINDS OF Sop
Work 3flas4. ."tl Htff-ti#. i.- +dcswtI!-- o.
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Something worth seeingl .
a MI HADAMS1 s.

H NEW CLOTHING ROOMS.
1AVISG now completed my rooms am bettcr pre-
l pared to accommodate my customers than ever be
fore and at such low prices viii astonsh the natives
Come and try me, Remember tha my place is one
useless for me TO undertake enumeTate stock the
variety is so great. . ie20 a. M ADAMS.
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Pemberton House.
v1ter street. RelOyV Monroe.

-i't1I N WHEELING, VA. d. iau -.L I'LL
IN NJ. PRMBRRTON announces to his old friends and
the public generally that he has located In the com
nIOdieus brc build:@g, formerly known as the est
Charles and thorough repaired retted It and Is
prepa cd to in good style at moderate
prices. The Pemberton House Is situated Immediately
on the steamboat Landing and Depot OF the Bal
tnore and Ohio Railroad arordiig passengers ior me
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place The
proprietor respectfully invites the attention OF his old
friends to his house. socits share OF public patron
aea
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WHEELING.
STRING OF 1853.

a, So .E0fetBn & Domestic DryGoodG, ~ ~
No: III Main ST., Vest side, bett1eeD Monroe ana
sgl Union sts.
7rs,,,a,,.,. Wheeling, va, 20 .''Ao ar
~ IN receipt OF his Spring stock Of Dry Goods
Iers ,ou0nS direct from importers and ManuIaclu.
goos as complete and desirable stock OF
n So 70 the trade this section can be found
~ ny ,I 1a, or IVsst, which would respectfully
~ ot retail dealsrsi consisting OF -
-.. 80 s DRESS GOODS.
% In black silks, apseas poplins. iayyns asi,rss
haiS ete' Win largo stock orprints Of te beS
makes and eooTs' Ai.0 bopneS, ribboaS, ninEs, AMI
In Cloths eqssimsTs sattIst.a ess.ineros,
ns' blue drills, brown linens, linen drills nanEsens S,i
otherauch goods, very desirable assortment so 1s
mem and boys palm hats, Leghorn and Canton So
WOOL bTash hats ete with full stock Of linen AMI cot
ton baggng, seamless bags burnps table etaS
and bIeacbed m9sinsi with good stock OF white goods
rg tI NOTION LINE. --s-.., tt.st..
As cambrcs jaconets, Irish linens, aces threads but
TONS hosiery, gloves, combs In all their variety
Ny whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well In
quality aud style, as in prices. ,,,,
maT26 f.Ht4 g5.4 E-tE d WI. SBBbHs ID
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
No. U,ti0rl ST, opposite c.. H. Bcry's Rope store.
BGs leave TO inform his friends and the public in gen
I'D eTa that lie continues TO carry the plumbing and
gas fitting all its various branches, and respectfully sOl
ots a share of publ patronage.
He has constantly andi lead and iron pipea conn
and patent hydTants, estern pumps bath boilers,
Closets wash basins, cold water ountans for h6i
tells, water coolers for private aml hot and cold
shower baths bath tubs lead and cnque boxes lead
coins haters kettles bleaching and all other
chemical apparatus, etc. Factories, ETC. ftied with
dispatch.
Also chandeliers, pendants, brackets, beIsr lights,
ali orders len at the above place will be thankfully
ceiVed and promptly ali ended to. ,-.., sts -4 49,
N B.-All orders from the country will meet with
nrompt attention. .itt ,Lslc.E - ,.tE 4p6-6md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25
n McLURE HOUSE,
JAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR.

2 n ANUEio OAfIthOIlIiI kOEtLIdLOE1s
~ / - ..,- WHEELING, VA. ,s,.--,--.. i--.-
T As been recently completed at cost or $780, 001
H and In the very best styles 1t eOntains all
e in the beat Eastern Hotels and Is
IN for first cass House, y "a 1e
bs Proprietor having been engaged heretofore in one
be et E1stefn Hotels Is deterned accommodate his
patrons 10 stys infehOrto none west and rel1
peetfiIIy solicits their favor, 80. - [feb9:tl !
SUGAR CURED HAMS. ,.-.5.-s
1lA gIRReRS, superior STticle tBt received md foE
~ EGle BY jy1s n. REILLYsiJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25
Thomas n. Gibson,

Tlanl the liberal heretofore extendeI 10
sep3 ! - - = McCLAILENS & KNOX,
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NUMBER 80
RAIaEIM0RE.
ODD relieve, 1Tnsons Be. Men, sens Of =

Oaa keIIOWs, Mnsons, BED Men, sons Of
And! other Society Regaliaeaae glr
6GrEsrS Seals apd Jet1els, Hangfaetre9 aad sol1 ~
w. By Gibbs Shith, No. IS Baltimore Street. .''oo ~ .
,,,, 80. BGlt1ore5 Nd >" 'fisnaso'4 10 .s't
THE aaOrtuant usually consists 1uo ai
oaa Ft.'s'-Grahd Subordinate Lodge and Rn AY
s a.: 80, Psi plain and ~
,. 3. iats .. SS q, 4lh and 9Th Degree PsraasRs
i-'g Piohiy ennbroldered mt Par,d E', @
Royal and Master, W
gqs s. levels, Robes, Banpsrss Swords, De-, AZ nsii
DIvisions-o nicers and ienbeTs T9ii%S tfE 81
2,s AsSshems Past 4 oa5eeEs and richly Foidsrol
HoJ = JEWELS 5soa iIlGss ;tlss,Jzls,iul9
81 fG E1ESg e sEeF os Plated Ns
~ {.i BAHNERS.i6q 5s!aiupsifls asiarl .l7-.
4f stys and soSt SaSStsS
sigma for Banners, when required, furnished
ROBES. sAsHEs, COSTUMES, GAPS. tei ',S3il' 5gs -
LODGES EN6AMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND 81 t.'..
ly,,,st - t., TRIRES;E - - -. -
N V as SP tssiE HsIlS
SSissa6s es's ordsa Ratsastory fied calling
siitlnors!&S tanner Jon tqFers % BsltipeEe
5pIe .. L.ERY Agers'l .NVhselfng. va sSl6ctbfsSs
-, Go-Partnership.sfiso5,'' % E1t,i -.
| O. A. zaNE iSts q SSs Nth me In bpaness, Mr
Baltimore Feb: ist, 1863. MICH AYR tfRR l57al a
s I Of fIsTs HsaR sSaosc.sS
mission business for the sale OF ~
SlSS. 6 Sss g Ssan sRsSEg SSfs 9s
They respectfully solicit the patronaEs Of thsr,
upon which advances win be made when -sli
Baltimore, Feb. 1853 - aoA.zAEE!f GHissIvF
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.i85agEgist555s 3 = - 1858.
ANS & CO.'S aa
EXPRESS NOTICE.

u n I HAI IlIDD ~ y 4LO4I'
Neto 6eioeen Wheeling, BGitfore Phadet-
- phia, Nelo York, BostoH aud the East az .EiT
THE public ave respectfully informed that wo have
IL made arrangements by which we shall run
.'- DniIy Express
From baltimore TO Wheeling, via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and connecting baltimore with our Great
Eastern Express 10 and Um all the Cities and Towns OF
the Eastern and Middle States We are now prepared to
forward by this route descriptions Orlght and yalua.
bic Goods Packages Bills Specie Jewelry, 60, al
mil Speed, IN charge oIcaTeful Messengers. ,,.
Express Baltimore and the East, will leave
ING daily, at s o'c:ock, A. NJ. Leave" BAETlMoh.
daily, atT, P. 81. .s' .4-t9 t1t ~ -
Merchants and others, respectfully solicited to order
'psT5 sp15-If lupus 'n'OUS" 'AO1'N' ADAMS & co.
. oFFICE:-Markot Street, McLure House. %
-. n N PIGMAN, Agent.
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Spring and Summer Clothing.

Spring and Summer CloCn1ng'
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor, :is .
NNOUNOES to his old friends and customers anuihe
n public generally that having re eommeneed business
is now receiving at his new Store Room IN the tIG
or every color, quality and variety. Plain and aney
CASSIHRRESj j,Silk, Satin, and all kinds Of VESIIh5S
10 recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities
iMtabIe for the Spring and Summer, and which he will
make up order the sortest notice In the beit
I1arkT and latest stVIS, H Is fancy DepnEtEl ent
embraces Shirts of every kind Collars, CTay9ts Hand
kerohies Gloves, Unde TsLrts Drawers, Stockings and
every article kept in Gentlemens general furnishing
store lFyou want in the Eity, call at HeAd
Quarters South room !SPRlG6 HOUSE, Water Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

New Music store.
Sign of the Grecinn TriEOnum, No. 100
Main Street.
j. FICKIESoN would respectfully an.
T5IEEsi nounce to the citizens OF Wheeling aud VI,
717 n 1cinity, that he has lust opened nsW ,'. and
~ " elegant establishment for the sale OF Vtolina,
Guitars Volinceilos Fagolets Flutes, Files, Aocore'
ons, Banjos, and Tamborines Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for all kinds OF Instruments and for
singing
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Pluto and Yion Also the
newest Songs Duetts and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
CIaroneis Reeds Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. f1 ..u
Bows for Violincello and Violin. .tr 49,,
A Kener's Furniture Polish for renovsting vanished
FurIiture such Panos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. $40 . - :. q. l-,,..I ..-
Also sale by Agent for Keber Ptsburg Pianos
the first and best in the United such
as Nuns and Cark's grand and square Pianos, b. Du'
hsms, Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &C.
Agent the make OF Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Geeofieons, and an kind repaired
prices. .a-Ht l.a.. H.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25
GEORGE MBNDEL.
Look ait This!

|-- u "LIOOFA tLV z 4AAKos :
LII those who desirous Of preserving the memory
N themselves and aud friends do so, most eec-
tualy, by calling without deayat L. TaTbeils Daguer-
eoype Rooms at the CORNER Of Main and bdds
Centre Whreingi and procure for each those eke Fc-
which cannot be obtained, with the same degree oil
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city
.EE IT.. l.. TARBELL, nagueTfeotyptst,
Corner of Main and Biddle streets. -
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

STEAM MARBLE WORKS, ''e
rL &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
ents in the East for the Supply OF Marble. and
tempating the erection OF Steam works. he would invite
eaI TO the Inspection or his stock, consisting Of Italian
Egytia, Sienna and other oil te hneS
paers s Would hd tito their advantage oinsreet his
His work is done inthe most elaborate style, and he
sS ss S a Wo
oarhs Tcnbs, Head and foot stones &c. and ysIa
tiles supply this work at prices than
Please give call and examine my work .-' ''-
r7a Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
p-Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind Stones warranted
at the lowest trade prices. l ~.
~ ATTBNT1oNlI asr.. 49,.
TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS oENER-
. -DF ALLY, THRoUeHoUT THE WEST. ''.'-
Wheeling Chemical laboratory.
FL Corner Of itfdin.dAdS =
-t-a CENTRE sHvHEBLING. Iiss-stsss z
HAVING completed my arrangements' 1 am now pre- /.
II pared P9RRMaGTTIcAL tG%RSIiaSfTTs CHEMICALS.
At my laboratory rear Of corner Main and 90
n1' ho husTOS
articles mention; 4 y 80 -'..
Acids, chemically PureI ]
- Antimony preparations,
i35 1NH"'0H concentrated for bllstsrinsf
Aromatic waters, OF kindSi y . isrg ~ F,
Alcohol, abSolntei - "as & s&l .'.f -
Aercurial preparations, Caomel, ete.i rs5... ~
Sweet Spirits NitTei ere t,.r p, ,-sfi5a -
An 6Tussist Pharmaceutical preparations prepared
eordng to The u s. and G sHS a
- q BETTER AND CHEAPER. ftllis rzrisa
WIN BOEE at 16I Main Street, W heeiingi Is now
w opening his second stock fancy patent
er and buekskin shoes. mems year.1 : z ~ lEs =.
usf for the Peopis 'os
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TABBJ sHIPLEY & CO. isa1poJ
Flour G rnEPF Oduce
CORNERSTONE N|MERCHANTS,
."r 81 IiRhtc Street. BaltirnoreO N. 1..l

a".t. ,, t,-,g REFERENCES. IA vi I,,,a.5f.ti "a
@ @ Jamison, Esq, Cashier Bank OF Baltimore.
Sprigg Esq, Cashier eTehants' Bank - ,fs't!i6 i
Trueman Cross Bsq Cashier Com g. Farera' Bank. y u
Me:sTs Greenway & Co. BaIkerss BaltinnopesL i %
'M John Sullivan e Sons, -.rsrsa.lu alsa
Mr. Jas Baker, rs ,sSt 6li z aIjuca R'ils4 jog
Mr. Z swsarinsen.a .,.o.. ..iaa II, -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-25

BnItfnaore Plane ROrIe manufactOFy.
IT, J. WISKl&sBRoTHERIntau ERI ntauuTScturersoI OF Boador
u Grand and Square Pianos, reqnestthe special
on or feraIe pefformets 10 Slite anu Important in
pr0vement in the TouoH o thu piano. BIZ this invention
the ksys OF the piano DO regulated to
ToGe as to suit the exact elastic strength Of tse
ssins Es kI9n 10 every
hs Mthakt ara not Of freo tnaH
eestie movement, Otherwise; the inherent qualities OF
Instrument will remain unknown. Those who Wouid ~
avail themselves Of the best po1able means q
piano. should not fail to give this Invention trial
business cLeuars which may be had oEpoat-G
Ss'f j. j. WISE q BROTHER,
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Is. i853..=55
WHEELING, ~ =

H6l IUuiTed states Clothing WaEehoIseE 30
Branch othS BHftf StattS Ciohiitg Store Baitf,ierI
an WrLESENF.ELD d CO.'S iSs@ (.
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DAGUERRBOTYPE GALLERY.
-szszz0 "A. G.. PAESTRHDSSEin L invites
li5e11SS 5uttenton TO his DagueTe Rooms, and
S44t9SS3H Apparatus, now the result OF years OF
fEAffskSSS9 experience and close application to tho
tAslts3k 4sP ART. Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all OF the improve.
time proper tests have proven valuable
promise to produce Lkencsses eonnmng AT INC
beauty perfection which has yet been attained bS the
Daguerrean process. 80 - .,-,t-, a H..
attractive and commodious style IN Whoh ms
rooms aTe fitted up invites the public TO call and
inc for themselves His Cabinet oil specimens arc anyways
open for inspection. .tt. .,i Il = - = t.
Likenesses taken in all kinds OF weather sngLy, or III
UA well selected stock Of mateTials-Ch plates
cases, Iockets, &C., always on hand and for sale:
Rooms. No. 80 Monroe st., near the POST once
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15
IMPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE.
Beware OF Imposition and Hunnbus
Monopoly!

M feel called upon. prompted by sense of duty
w to the public and ourselves to caution the nu.
mcrous patrons and friends of PAHIsES & KIxG's Ex
press throughout Virginia. North Carona and Tennes.
see, against Hand Bills and ADVERTISEMENTS. issued
ny certain Express Company. long known To the
Merchants of the South Especially Virginia and North
Carnina) as the "TARDT AND ExoRBITANr MoSoPoLY I"
This Jast Cypress wishes to impress upon the mind
of the public that they have effected arrangements for
EXCLUSIVE EXPRESS PRIVILEGES on the
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown and thus lead the
public TO suppose that other Express on tho
ships To settle this matter definitely and to place il
in its true HgE before the public large we will only
say. that we have hecn running Express on the
steamship I" ROANOKE" since she made her second
trip, and will continue until she makes her last
trip and, the 9th inst will make first Express
shipment board the new and magnificent Steamship
"JAMESTOWN,'-and which Expresses will he un.
der the charge of OUR OWN SPECIAL. MESSEN.
GERS Freight and Packages will be TAKEN and deliv-
cred with our usual promptuess, and at the same low
rates herctoforr-which will he lcas. 40 per cent
EXPRESS COMPAxY.' aware they must do a
large business and their patrons pay hg prices for the
privilege of having a small board the ships for
which PARISEN & KING offered the sum of ($47..
000) FortySsrcn Thousand Dollars for five years
contract.
We will again and lastly TO the public and our
patrons, that OUR interests largely identified with
the increasing enterprise of The South and the general
ccton of the business under the present superinten
dence of The firm who permanently resides in Petersburg
Va. call for continu alton of that liberal patronage
as heretofore conferred upon u.s. and general support
of that principle and system of Economy Punctualit
and Expedition first introduced in the Express bus
mess by US, and upon which all may depend nits be.
ing carried out to the letter. PARTSEN & KING.
JAS. II. KING Second Barclay street, N. Y.
WIN. B. PARISEN, BoIngbrook and Cd ST..
~ Petersburg. Va
June 9th, 1853. Cost
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15
: 20 REWARD!

DENAWAY from Elijah Malone on the 18th of
X Nav last near Gordonton, Person County, negro
how hv the name of WILLIAM. Said negro is about
90 wears of age feet 10 inches high, of pale
yellow color rather slender built and round shoulders
he has large mouth, front teeth broad and white; he
has wild look when spoken to- and is slow to
re hasa very rough und bunny face, and there may be
some scars on the ngerso of his hands, occasioned
bv hurn he has remarkably kinky hair for mulatto,
and walks rather ow.leggcd. When he last heard
fron he had on a black coat either Broadcloih Al
nacca dark pantaoons and black round-crowned hat.
His father was free man, by the of Bush, and he
may attempt to pass under that name have bought
the said boy from Elijah Malone, and will give the
reward Of twenty dollars to any person who will deliver
said bov TO me- two miles East Of Prospect Hill, in
Orange County or conine him in any IaiI, so that
get him HENRY MALONh'
June 9th 1858. S76-3tw.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15
TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY

~.@ THE Stage line formerly run from
ESssssesssssSz}FERe Raleigh via Nashville 10 Rocky
E9SsGaSZ&S Mount, by SPHINGs q MCLEAN is
now running directly to Wilson DEPOT, "a distance CT
only SO mies) in connection with the Mail line on tie
Plank Road and Steamboat via Greenvie to Washing
ton n. G.. Also in connection with the Train of cars
running North past Wilson at T. NJ. Also. (when
persons going South wish) by leaving Raleigh at 5 A
M, connect with the q P. M. Train of cars running
South, reaching Wilmington at 8 or p. NJ same days
Leave Raleigh Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Leave Wilson Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
JOHN Al. MCLEAN, Proprietor.
Raleigh, June 3D. 1858. SIT
II Register, Wilmington Journal (wcekly) WASH
incton Wing and Plymouth News will please copy 5
times and send accounts This Office.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15
Extract from letter to the Editor, dated
ALAMANcE Co, June s, 1876;

ALAMANCE Co., June 8, 1853.
sin my nPighborhood. which is in The southwest
corner of Alamance, within quarter of mile of
public road, upon the side of neighborhood road,
there is blood found fifteen bushes and
trees, strrup iron, part of srrup leather, part
of martngail, club cut at the place with blood
and hair upon il and from the color of the hair it
must have been gray and sorrel or bay horse. The
scrre appears to have gotten between two trees and
there remained fast for time. This happened
on the night of the 2Ist May. Many persons have
been to examine the place, and one daV about one
hundred persons breasted the woods about half mile
all round, but made discovery 1t is evident there
was serious struggle on the spot, and some one may
have been murdered. Please publish this for infor-
mation,'
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15

Mission TO FRANCE. " Ion'' in the Baltimore
Sun says that Gen. Dix stated the other day, Mr..
received the slightest official intilnaon that he would
be appointed Minister to France. He had previously
stated the same thing TO ohers.-Erchange paper.
Gen. Dix has not been appointed Minister to
France. nor has John Van Buren,; and the proba-
bility is that neither of them will be; yet this
makes no difference with portion of the Wing
press Of North Carolina. The people have been
told, falsely, time and again by Wing Editors, that
Gen. Dix or Mr.. Van Buren, had been appointed,
and any quantity of virtuous Indignation has been
poured out by them on the head of the President
for appointing FreesoiIers to Office Will these
Editors now have the honesty to come forward and
urleceive their readers
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-15
FOURTH OF JULY.

AT meeting of the citizens of Raleigh, held on
Friday last, w. D. Haywood, Esq. in the Chair
Mr.. I. Proctor Secretary, the following gentlemen.
were appointed committee to make the necessary
arrangements for celebrating in becoming man
ner, the approaching anniversary of American in
dependence I. Proctor, w. II. Harrison, G. B.
Moore, G.. L. Gould, J. J. Ltchforl H. S. Smith,
W. H. Jones, H. D. Colcy, R. S. Tucker, w. s.
Bryan and J. F. Hutchins.