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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-01
MIR. EpIIoR.


Who will be our next candidate for Con-
rress, i. a question which | have heard fre.
oueu,ly propounded Schuylkill county has
as We, done nothing with regard TO the ques-
,ion, and, from the information have In my
possession, am Prone 10 believe that she will
accede the man TO old Northumberland and
in view of the fact that the Wing nominee
will be taken from Northumberland county,
j, is evident to every rejecting mind that
the democratic nominee ought also be from
this county, if otherwise the Wings will be
greatly augmented in Northumberland coun
". But should favcIte Of old NoTihumber.
land receive the nomination OF The demo
cratic party, a contrary effect would unqnes'
lionably he Produced
know OF no one at present IN The county,
II he could be prevailed upon 10 give his
name to the public, that could possibly COM
nand larger vote ihon the Hon. SEo' I
WELKER, our late able and popular Judge
II the nomination is rendered to him in my
opinion he can be prevailed upon to exeeP
of il, and il he is our standard bearer the de-
moc,aey Of the district can confidently ex
peet 10 hear a different result from wha
o,hetw iss would be the case in the grand to-
,al Of the vote in old Northumberland.
1 respectfully submit his name TO the con
Alteration Of lhe democratic party,
MANY DEMOCRATS OF RUSH
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Baltimore Market.

June II, 1854.
GRAIN The receipts Of Grain Of all de-
scriPiions continue 10 be light, aud in conse-
guencs prices have somewhat improved.--
The only sample Of Wheat at market this
morning, was parcel Of 200O bushels good
white which was sold al 90 cts This is
an improvement on the las, sale. The offer
ings this morning at the Corn Exchange
were about 10, 900 bushees, which was most
ly sold at so cts. for white, and SeaS3 for
yellow. There were no samples of Rye Of
fered this morning We note a brisk de-
mand for Oats. The receipts at market TO-
day were about 5000 bushels, most Of which
changed hands at 6Oa6l els. for Virginia and
Mary land, and 62cls. for Pennsylvania.
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TOWER HALL
CLOTHING STORE,

CLO Il HlNU = OhE,
Market Street, opposite the Red Lion Hotel,
Sunbury, Pa.
VNHE subscriber is happy to announce to the
u citizens of Sunbury and vicinity, that he
has just opened large stock Of
CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
such Coats Of every fashion, Pants and Vests,
Shirts Of ell kinds, figured and plain, under
shirts and drawers, both woolen and cotton,
red flannel shirts, twilled, plated bosoms.
overhauls, stockings and gloves, Of all
kinds, suspeuders, silk handkerchiefs,
Ties and stocks, pocket handker-
chiefs, cotton and silk splendid
collars, suspenders Of all sizes
and prices.
II has often been said OF a pocket in q
shirt, but come and see she pocket, vest
and shirt in one.
Also: fine assortment of Cloths, Cassffnefs and
Sattihotts, Summer goods, black satin for
Vests, at every price, and any qusntiis Of
fancy vest patterns. which will be made
up TO order 10 SUIT customers my maxim
is: no fit no take. And as for cheap
selling, | don't intend to be bent by
Europe America. Also on
hand, large assortment of
Umbrellas at any price, to suit
great and small, together
with some travelling
bags 70 carry Yankte
notions in, large and small.
Come Farmers, Mechanics, Iaborers "a
Cnl in and see the Clothing ut Tower Hull,
And If you want to he suited to q r.
Call at the store of John H. ID.
JOHN II. DANFIELD, Agent.
Sunbury. May 20, ls54.-3m.
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Tbe nlarkets.
Philadelphia Market.

June 25, 1854.
FLo6f ksD MEAL. There is very little
export demand for Flour. The last offer is
about So so per barrel for standard brands,
and So 5Oa9 so for extra. We quote Rye
Flour at SIS so, and Pennsylvania Corn Meal
at SO 62A per barrel
GRAIN.--Wheat is scarce, and is nearly
nominal at So 13 for white and 81 98a2 for
red per bushel. Rye continues scarce
Sales Of Pennsylvania at 81 12ai i5c. Corn
is more active sales at s2c afioat for yellow,
and S0Ac for white. Oats are scarce-sales
al 60 cents.
WHIskEy is held at 2sc in both bbls., and
hogsheads
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SUNBURY PRICE CURRENT
New Advertisements.
Estate of ALBIN NEWBERRY, decd

NJ NOT1CE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
~ ministration have been granted to the un.
dcrsigned upon the estate of Albin Newbcrry,
late of Point township, Northumberland county,
decd. All persons indebted are requested TO
make immediate payment, and all having claims
or demands against said estate are desired to
make the same known to the subscribers without
delay.
ORASHA NEWBERRY, }
LORENRA NEWBERRY, Aon rS'
Point tp., June "a, ls54.-6t
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Nc a q q q q %,

Ia the place. "a "Wednesday mosalns la.l,
ey lhs hss- Y, hesa, AlI MAeilV 0EAsnAkT,
70 hlss kssAssA uvsAlsa, bath VI lhls plses,
Ga lAs slh ala, by lhs Rss & . khIs.
hsil, llees hiltts, u h.aEills, ~ CAIHA'
siss kAtes, VI ohamokia,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-01

IM u spirit Of SaI nov occupies the mind. u
. Europeans. and immenes sums u money
ace daily being saPsndsd ios the purpose " car.
wing oh The Russo Turkish waT. The inhahi.
.anls II Gus esau.iial city, however. can maks
iaf ss,,sf uss af 'hsu moasy Than sisins "a los
,hs sappof, u aa aImy-sKpsnd u ssasibly ios
The essi quality u cieihing, a the Creates, pal,
RsssaitI a witsss's shsap aaa i.sAioaahls
slsihias Store, No ~ Chsssnai street, sosnss
II Flaakha Place. rhllaAsipAia.
fhils,, las. -, is3i.-Ss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-01

The sales Of llolloway's Pills and Ointment
have wonderfully increased in the Union, We
presume, therefore, that the we'll known viz.
tues the medicines possess, are becoming uni.
versally appreciated. amO0g thousands Of
persons OF both sexes testify diurnally, as
may DO seen by the Press, that their effect
Is miraculous they act eoaioinlly so directly
upon the syslem, the oRo internally and
other externally, that tho mosi serious cases
will readily yield 10 their wonderful power
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SUPREME COURT, N. DIST. PA.
NOTICE

SUPREME COURT, N. DIST. PA.
NOTICE
rs hereby given that the Supreme Court for
L the Northern District of Pennsy lvana will
commence its annual session upon tho THIRD
Monday Of July next, at the Court House in
Sunbury.
CHARLES PLEASANTs, Proth'y.
Proth'ys office, June 2s, 1884.
LIST OF CAUSES FOR ARGUMENT AT
JULY TERM, A. d., 1854.
/. Caldwell VS. Burnett stiff &c. Lycopng
2. McCauy VS. Hoffman do.
3. Souey VS. Allison Northumberland
4. Clement VS. Wemer do.
S. Robinson vs. Rupert Columbia
@. Hummel vs. Masle Union
7. Sower & Barron vs. Clemcnt Northumberland
8. Cummings vs. Eyer Union
Q. DOnnel Il Dewart vs. Belas Northumberland
10. Ger. Ref congregation, -, LuIh. congregation
Ia st. Peters church in st. Peters eh.
Union
n, Fisher vs. Farley do.
~. Knabb vs. Dnke & Co Columbia
Is. Ritter vs. Deayer Union
IL. TTauimans appeal Lyeoming
Is. Noungnian vs. Murray do.
10. Adds VI BaltIeI do.
II. same Same do.
rs. kipp ct al W smilh \ wsggonssller North'd
10. Huffman " Nastins LyeoIning
20. Richter VI Smith X WaggonselleT Union
81, Thomas et al u II W sayder do.
ss, pentlers appeal NoHhumt sIland
80. Cummings appeal l.yeomins
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Hugh BelIas, Peter Baldy, VIM. Shannon
and Rachel his wife, George A. Flick, Clar-
euce a. Frick, Augustus frick, Alexander
Frck, Robert +. CLARK and Martha his wife,
Silas Carey, Am Carey, Mary 4, Carey, Sa.
fah Carey, Thouias n, Coh, VIM. Z. Colt Sa.
rah Colt, by her Guardian Wm. A. Petrikin,
snyder Jsnks, w. Wallace jerks, George A
jerks, 4, Frederick jerks, Joseph S. Else.
good aud Elizabeth his wife, Dr.. Samuel
jackson, Jesse hesIon, and John w. Moore.
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance
OF the order IN this viii contained, tho Te.
qnesi 10 make partition Of piece OF parcel
of hud situate IN Coal township NonhumbeI.
land County, on OF near the waieIs o. Shame
kn creek, containing 1874 acres, more or
lessl bOonded on Tho north by lands Of lhe
MineIs Bank and olheIs, on the south By the
top OF aeaF tho top OF Mahanoy mountain, on
the west by lands oi John n Lane and others
aud on tho east By lands Of Jacob toHmaa
aud others, which said body Of lands consists
ol tracts oI pats Of tracts, surveyed On uaf,
I9nis dAlei islh Of Mach 1898, granted 10
Eimund Hal, Thgmss Gill, lanes 0ieeT.
Wm' honlsen, Thomas Camplain Rsbsn
csmplaln, Will bs hed on The saii lands on
Monday tho stih day of Inly nsSi, shea
aud sifefe all the paIiies, plaisiia AMI Dc,
ieadaai, sIe safnsd 10 b. plsssni.
WILLIAM u, kirP. shshG
sA -. -.
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Dog Lost.

7 .OsT, supposed to have sirayej away, a
~ valuable Dog, about medium size, wolf
strcaked. with white circle round his neck, and
white legs. Had on leather strap. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving him at this
Office.
Sunbury, June "a, 1884,
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shsfiii's Oniss
hanbufs, iuns 10. lssi.- Ca

AhfkfiNG, fioof "a sloik. Tabs sil so,
-" s'rs' siIaia. sai boz asls jasl lss.,
,sd aii 90 sak b,
Apiii "a, lssi. W. TESEHA Co
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BRIGADE ORDERS, No. 3.
Military Election.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Commissioned
~ Officers Of the LIST Brigade Sth Division r.
u. Militia that an election will he held at the
Lawrence House, in the Borough of Sunbury,
on Monday, the Sd day of July, for the purpose
of electng one person for Major General of the
sth Division.
J. H. ZIMMERMAN, Orig. Ins.
LIST Brig. sth Div. p. U. NJ.
Brig Inspectors Office,
North'd, June "a, 1854.
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nA uoups. clslAs. tss.,a,ss.. ssl,.ns,,
" ss..'sss lsss1, ss@asa slsih, ts,sl
'si ~ sH4 s,ls - NJ fkelEA so
ssHesF, Ara ~, isl
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To the Voters ofN Northumberland County.

10 TIE voters DIN County'
FfLLow CIrIzESs.- hereby announce to
you that will be a candidate at the October
election for the office Of
SHERIFF,
for which solicit your votes. And in doing SO
tender my sincere thanks to those who kindly
supported me when a candidate heretofore,
kindness which shall ever hold in grateful re-
mcmbrancc. Should majority of you see
proper to grant me the favor now ask, and be
elected Sheriff of the county, shall make every
effort tc perform the duties of the ofice to the
satisfaction Of the public.
HENRY wEIsE.
Upper Augusta, June IL, 1854
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-07-01
In the Court of Common Pleas of North
cumberland County.

No. IL AuGUsr Il. 1884.
JAMES Carothers and Matilda his wife,
- Mary +. Agnew By her guardian James
Carolher, Adam ToIrence and Elizabeth his
wife, George iiaymaker and Praeilla his wife,
Martha Graham, Elizabeth Graham, Eyeline
Il. Graham and Margareita NJ, Graham, by
their GuaIdian Robert Hiillegan,
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Last Notice.

HARDWARE aud Qussns~ars Ia great Va.
II fieties aud VI all descriptions, iusi received
anl iaf sale BY MM, A, kAAbh.
Lower Augusta, May lssi.-
VNTiI.EY's cou0H CANDY. A sIesl.
w lsn, Fsmsdy ioE coughs, selds. FSI sals
a this once.
psesmLsI 4. ls5s.
nLANk faIshmsni fsrss Deeds and blsnL
~ Mortgages, bonls, Eaesa,ions. sumRsas
As., iDI sale ID li 10. MAbsEn.
saaAaB Apd 20. lsSl.--
nAhAsols II sL sss,s. tlahssiias. saspsi
hass, sillss baskets sad cedar aais ~
al k,nas. jasi fsssissd snA lsI ssls :,
Nm. A. ksAsb.
Ls~s' Aasss'.. hsy q. lssa.-
'TUMArO oAfsup
wEisER a nRDsFRs
hushsis, luas ", isAi-
lSckLED LonsrERs Gi ~. B,
Ntiskh a bhtAkh.
asslsiy. isas a. lstl
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ROOTS and shoes fa Men, Won,en anA
Children, l.adss Ao'srso Shoes, I.alie.'
bhck s"d eolo'ss Gaiiefs, just received and for
sAis " WM. 4 kNAnB.
Lower Augusta, MAY @, is5l.-
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
New York, June J.

WV hVA, seHe ..
The Arctic arrived to day, bringing
Loyerpuol dates to the 28th ult.
Flour had declined three shillings.
Corn unchanged. Wheat had declin.
ed six pence.
Cotton dull and unchanged. The
sales on Saturday amounted to seven
thousand bales.
The Russians were endcayoring TO
cut Oft communication between Varna
aud S.lstria.
The combined fleets were still cruis-
ing before Sebastopol.
1t is confirmed that a protocol had
been signed by the -Four Powers to
malnta n the integrity OF Turkey. Aus
trla aud Prussia will now demand that
Russia shall e,acuate the territory, and
accordingly the draft Of note to hus.
STA has been sent by the Vienna con
ference to Berlin Tor approval by the
Prussian government.
An English division was to embark
at Constantinople fur Varna, and a
French fsrce was to march to the Bal
kans on the 25th. The Russians were
maneuyering to cut oil all communica.
tion between Varna and SIlistrla.
On the | It'll the allied fleet were still
Oft Sebastnpol.
General Forey's division Of French
troops left Malta on the 22l, in four.
teen steamers, to take possession Of
Athens.
A Greek bishop had been arrested
at Pesth as Russian emissary and
imprisoned. Important papers Mere
found upon him.
1t is rumorcd that the Russians, be-
ing unable To defend the seabnard Of
circas,.a, have evacuated all the posi
tons from Batoum, Oh the eastern ex,
tremity Of the Rlark sea, to Anapo, near
the stra Is pt EN- kale, entering into the
sea Of Azoo. burning all their own forts;
and that. after this, they retired to
kentlsi; that in their retreat the Cir.
cassans. came dawn upon them and
took l,5DQ prisoners.
The Chinese insurgents are march.
ing on Pekln.
New York, June 8.
The steamer Hermann arrived this
morning. She brings the following adj
ditional items.
Admiral Napier has. aftereig hours
bombardment, destroyed the Fortress
Of Gusiafsweyen, at the entrance Of the
Gulfof Finland. Fifteen hundred Rus
slams were taken prisoners.
A squadron of Spanish steamers is
preparing at Cadiz, to sail for tuba
IN July. Troops are to leave in July
for the same destination.
All the Rcssiantroops,are marching
towards the Baltic provinces.
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united Aetio6. and United action WI I
secure lnEsess.
While writing this e0DmunieatlnH,
intelligence has reached me That Pre-
sident Pierce has vetoed the bill r.
Gently passed By Congress appTopn-I
zting public lands 60 each Of the States
Tor the relief of the INDECENT insane.
This IS the only measure If the kind
that ever passed Congress. dung eqaal
jpssies to all the States. Oatof all the
bills proposing, an. appropriation Of
sssn, ono. 900. worth Of pablie lands.
thisis the only one that ought to have
passed; It's defeat. therefore. in this
way. I regret. But from defeat We
can draw consolation. By his action
ON this bill. the President has given an
assurance that he will arrest all other
bills proposing TO give away this CON-
nnn property for surely he would not
veto bill that gave to all. and permit
others to pass far the benefit Of part
auly. II so. this gives time to the
friends Of distribution to rally. organ.
ize. and fully prepare far the contest
ahead. To avoid misrepresentation. !
will add. that am not hostile to the
new States. | have witnessed with
pleasure their rapid growth and in
creasing prosperity. and will ever be
found TO acknowledge their citizens
as launtryinen and friends. | have
sought TO do them no injustice. but in
digesting the foregoing plan for dis.
tributien among the States at cam.
iann property Of great value. have
locked TO their interest as well as IL
the interest Of my Own State. pro.
pose ,ogise them half--to give il to them
without a struggle--to give il To them
absolutely and ireyocahly-sn smoun,
amply sufficient TO provide Cor all their
wants and place them al once in the
mnst prosperous condition. These
considerations will tend very much t.
modify and soften their opposition e
the measure
I But. nv dear sic. ether engagement.
admnnish me to take leave Of this sub
ject. aud in DANG so permit me to ex.
hort you TO diligence M this good cause
--contlnue 10 labor and that zealousl '
too. for the rights Of our native State,
and victory will vet be ours; or il We
fail. the fault will be with others and
not with US.
| am respectfully ,eurs.
JN0. BAXTER.
l.. G. EnwAnps. Esq, Oxford. N. q.
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Gen. Dockery ami Education.

In his speech at Fayetteville, We think il was.
Gen. Dackery was reporied TO have said, ia re-
ference to the attempted ridicule Of the Standard
and other Democratic prints because Of his FRO.
ANNEXATION, tia. il he did no, have the pri,i-
lese Of goilg to College himself, he had aided in
building Colleges for HE education Of Others"
Since ihis remark was made, We have seen some
uneasiness manifested BY the Democratic papers
on this SUBJECT, and as The facts in regard 10 il
are coming out, they seek 10 destroy their effect
upon the public mind. tn this game We have
regretted 10 ace our friend of.ihe Milton Spccta.
tor playing part. by his remarks in reference 10
the AID extended by Gen. Dockefy TO Wake Fo-
'es, College. Though il may have been unil :,
on his part, the editor has certainly
Ire injustice - Ccs Docketv o., lie s.i,ss,;
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FOR GOVERNOR,
Gen. Alfred uockcry
OF RIcHAosp COUNTY.
FOR THE SENATE.
lion. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
FOR THE COMMONS.
SAMUEL r. PHILLIPS. Esq.
JOSIAH TURNER. a.. Esq.

CT Our exchanges which have been rsquesi.
ell 10 publish the slsefissmrns for Mr.. & Mn.
Burrell's sehOol. sill phrase notice The eorree-
linn Ia the name o. The Professor Of Music. &c.
Msj. Fre5eric Zerlsni is the name. and not
fsnlsni as ~s iarorecily Published il las, week.
Maj Zeniaui. we understand. has The reputa-
tim Of being IN accomplished teacher Of Music
aad the other branches assigned to him. and VIC
doubt no, will fully sustain the high reputation
Of the School in his department.
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CT Mr.. Bragg at this place complained that
Gen. Docksry did not consult with him IN refer
ence TO bis appointments Tor addressing the ico-
pie, and We observe that this Standard has taken
up the complaint, and charges Grr. U with On.
fairness and ilibeIsli.y. ], appeared IN the dis
cussion here, that al Carthage Mr.. Bragg ad.
dressed motto to Gen. porkey- -ihey being at
diarren, hoicls in the placs--pioposing that they
should eater into some agicement in reference 10
their appointments; which note zen. D. rcccis-
81 just lcioic going to bed. la the no,niig. af.
Ter getting an early breakfast. the GeLrral called
=, The hotel ~hcis MI. Bragg put up, and re.
qnc.Ied the laniiu,d, or LauktcIer, To inform
Nj. b. tina; he wished 90 .rt hil. lie object be-
ing to confer with hin. Oh l.r suhjcc; Of his note.
After going TO Mr.. BIS room, The messenger in.
formed Gen. ID. lha, Mr.. Bragg was in bed and
he could moi scc hitn--tliat he must write to HIM
ment; and no, dceming q written corresponds
encc the best mole o. making an arrangement Of
tue Kind proposed. did moi ~.itc :" Mr.. Bragg.
As the matter was brough, hef,re the ru!iic by
Mr.. b., Ten. Dockery stated substantial reasons
WHY he was not disposed to enter into arrange.
mems with tim. For instance Gen. ID. had
visited aleu-, half of he State. and Mr.. b. nigh,
nc di'p "sed 10 carry him lack again. Mr. Bragg
woad desire 10 visit strong Democratic counties
u order to rally his friends; and ior the same
reason Gen. b. would rish TO wish slrons Wing
counties. He stated further HAT il had noi been
the custom Of former candidates for Governor 10
travel tosr,hcr--thcy consulted their convent.
shcs. and only met at particular points. Il was
not the case ia the two contests when Gov, Moro
head Was eiecied; nor was il 30 ia the two COLI
tests wi.en Gov. Gia.aE was eiccird. In max.
ins nis appointments, lie said be preferred 10 con.
suit Ills own ,leas ul exprdtcncy and The wishes
OF his friends, and hot air. Is q wishes.
Mr.. bragg aud the otanJatd e,lupntly desire
10 make capital oui VI this, but We THINK they
vii! te disappointed. Gen. Dockcrys appoint.
men,s have Decn published, and lie people viii
no, be at . luss 10 see that Mr. Dragg has his
election, aud can meet him or tol, as he ma, pr,.
ies--prOrided be docs not sleep too late.
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y The Examining Committee for
this County. will mce. a, the court house on Sa.
tnrday the 2s.h oE June. Persons desiring crr
titica,ss to teach Common Schools, can apply
tla, time. BY order Of the Co,nmiitec.
E. A. HEARTH, ssc'y.
yaas 6:s, 1855 as--
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.S'eaVAT Ny

. Ne sisrduri hls sshsd wiii asftb thst.
teie. sha pshlisAss L a. % ss'haflsil,r ssf.-
siiisn cd Et,s i he Go. We k..ff<a -
Isau. koae,rf. thsr an tAe as are 20 a-lsa z
10 IAaf saiirsrs shdihSaek he eJilar = - $50
isiOs h p>,itrsry oppo-<s % orn- Dafsc <e
hop< ~Aes his nsners i rsiissAsa iA-i q ) .
aos hs-ssase 70 % bin jssiie
Th< fats are tA~es Cen. p-k<v ks hs<a
. sssssy fsrs-a 20 wlks fs,~< Col - fian lls
eenn<ne<n~s, % ts<-r~s~ns iir~. WIN IL
huildinss ~ev conpl<ied. Il ss focal ikss IL
irnifoiicr ~as indslied iefLs ceriseier.s ssa
slsnan ofshis county whs hss high ,ersisissa
IS huiljsf. IN he sprs Of $4,000. o. ih<fes-
bouts. Gen. Daskfry. NiIh oshsrs. b~esn< ~
curly Cor this SUN. Afterwards. o seisess IL
Institution from Embarrassment. $40 eco ~~~tss-
rows5 from tie Liirnry Fund. and Gen. Doh.
cry sispped. fuissri and iessgs one II he r~s-
Iitirs for ihis son. srbsreuenily the friends Of
tie institution dstsrnined 20 ftlir,e IL of This
deta, and il wS srro,dirriy ssslsd. Gsn. Deck
rry giving his indi,i'usl role fnf thns hundrrd
dollars As his rari 81 The snonni. Being tlus
rrlissea Of drh. Wale Forest cul.sse hs, Pres
persd and NE ifIsi ~iIl lorg continue 10 prosper.
Gen. DoSkery has i,y these ats, il BY no oIhers.
shown an interest in The cause Of sj1rs,ian. ard
prOsed himself 10 lie an active and ffrisri .sis,d
Of Wake Psrr.i College. Tie sFeasior will
no. undertake 70 snnirasen this. nor can lhs
STANDARD ssrssfull, Go Il.
pu, though Baptist. Gen. DaeAesy has MOI
PERM sriit Of scclsriani.m 20 limit his 81.
forts in behalf Of education 10 his o~n ssnomi-
nation. The legis.s,isr records show that he
rendered efficient cid in Iareuing The charter
for Davidson colieee. Presbl terisn institution:
and we have goad authority Tor ssyiss that be
has made lilsral donations 10 male and isma,e
schools Of ysrioas denominations besides his on q
Add I. this. tie fast that Gen. bakery assisted
In laying OF Richmond county into districts for
the common schools. ~iihou; any charge; and
that he iabnred diligently in getting the people
ofthe county 10 erect the school houses; and IL
may he said. with smPha,is, that though be mar
no, haze enjoyed errai advsnissrs in procuring
an education hmseif be has at I<ast done good
service IN p'o,idins FOR the education If others
who ere craving up around him. whils, ,hen,
Democia;s are snaes,oring to ridicue him for
lie manncr EXPERIMENTATION, the young rasn Of
The sisie will owei him deb, Of gratitude fos
his efforts in their behalf, snd parents. We have
reason to believe. win manifest their gratitude
BY The libessl vote which the, viii give him .,
The approaching election.