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w EIGHT MILES EAST OF RALEIGH, AND
FOUR FROM THE CENTRAL RAILROAD--The sub
scrber is des sell his the Ncuse
River, known the Stone and Cobb Mills where there is
abundance of all of the year. and suf
ticicnt supply of rock the old dam build a
Ten feet can be obtained with dam eight feet
high.
Should it be preferred to form Company for manufac
turing purposes am willing to become member with
good and substantial Company of gentlemen.
If Company is formed il is desireus that it should be
done have this day begun rebuild the old dam
The river.
WIN. R. POOLE.
January lS-tf
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CALI. AND SEE
II. L. EV A N S.

NUMBER 90, CHEAP PLACE. RALEIGH, y. C.
vGyHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention ofhis old friends and customers and
public generally his stock Of Staple and Fancy DIT!
Goods Bonnets, Hats Boots Shoes, &c, which Is now IN
store ready exhibition His stock is large and well
selected and will be sold cheap the cheapest raricu
arly to tho person BUYING WITH CASH, as great IN
ducenents will be offered for the ready money.
Call examine and be able Of truth TO testify TO the
above. Opposite Z. l.. Harding s.
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New Bakery and Candy Mandatory.
NNRS. H RDIE DESIRES TO SAY To THE
I'VE public she has recently employed superior Ba
ker and Candy Maker. She will keep constantly for sale
Cakes and Candies of great Variety,
and is prepared orders for cake for dinners
and Families and hotels be supplied with
kind or any quality of desserts.
She will ill orders for Candy at wholesale, and forward
it u any part of the State.
RaeIph Nov. ~, lS54 3-tf
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nj EW STORE.-AT THE OLD STAND OF JOHN
IN PRIMROSE, Fayetteville street, just above the
Market House.
The subscriber has opened full stock Dry Goods C'
thing Jewey Groceries, and general assortment Of every
thing usually kept in City Store, which he will sell at
wholesale retail at cost He is determined TO sell and
must and will Sc and those in of goods groceries
can now get bargains Call soon, and give trial be-
fore you buy elsewhere
MARX. SCIILOSS
Rnla Enh J1--1l
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EAGLE FOUNDRY, J
Richmond, 3Oth August, 1854 I

MESSRS. IOLAND q BERGER:
Ge"t1emenI have put in operation, since my cnecti,
with the above establishment several of Your Circna,
Saws and they perform well, and would recommend them
to all in want of a good article
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HBLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMl,
IL HdEe F0reSt N C--WILLIAM NJ. CRENSHAW A.
b., PrincipalThe Seventh Session of this institution will
commence the End Monday IN January Tuition from
s. to SIS per session The Academvs situated icfrom
Forestve The location of this institution for health
atty and convenience cannot be surpassed by any. The
Trustees of this school have than realized Their cX
tatiOns III Mr. CRENSHAw teacher and would The
pubic that he is thorough scholar and good instructor"
Board be had at So per month For further particulars
address Dr.. WESLEY HARTSFIELD,
Forestville, Wake Co. y. c.
Nov %, 1858.
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Two THE TURPENTINE MAhERS UF N.
Il & 5. CAROLINA.-Th. subscriber having tai
ken the premium the late Far upon turpenne
tools (chpper roundshaves and hackers would announce
the public hat they nanufac ng these tools
tensvey. Their workmen having been for many years
gagged in the above business unsurpassed by any in The
quality proper construction of their tools We will de-
liver these tools points the n. c. W r. and w
& NJ Railroads. We warrant these tools to be equal in
quality and superior in adaptation for work any North
manufacture and ask liberal share of public patron
age trusting that liberal Southerners will give preference To
home manufactures.
All orders addressed to at Jerrco n c., will meet
prompt attention.
l.. & w. 3. WHITFIELD.
@. iS)
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Attention, Ladies !!
WV HI. & r.. S. TUCKER TAKE PLEASURE
w Gin informing the Ladies that their assortment OF
SUMNER MASTIAs is ready for exhibition,
which they will be pleased show them at their Store.
No. 8, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
March
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JOSEPH r.. BLOSSOM,
and Forwarding Merchant,

WHMIXGToN y. c.
WILL give his personal attention to business ntrsed to
his care, and shippers may rely having prompt
beral advances made cOnsgnmens for sale in this
market, or for shipment to Northern Ports.
March 9, l>:J5. Sly.
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WRONNETS.-A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
I'D silk, Lace Legh0n and White and Black
Ribbons large assortment and very cheap,
Collars Undersleeves, ChimZetts Gloves
Plain and Emb IIandkfs uosiery &c The place.
IL. l.. EVANS
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Bricks! Bricks!! Bricks!!!
u NHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING MADE PERMANENT
Il arrangements for carrying the BRlCK-MAKlNG
business an extensive SCALE prepared 10 cum
tract for the delivery during the ensuing season. of from
TO tOo n0 of Bricks of the best gaaity and such
prices will DEFY all cOnepetition.
Orders from distance will be promptly attended TO- and
bricks delivered at either of the Depots if desired.
GEO. 7. COOKE co:
Raleigh March Z, 1855. 30-f
~. Register COPY.
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n AND FOR SALE.-A BEAUTIFUL SUMNER
residence on the Hilsborough Road, four miles from
Franklinon and six from Louisburg OF The hea'l'-
est and best waered portions of the State. There are IN
both the above named places excellent male and female
latter:
There is on the premises large and conveniently con-
struced two story building with good rooms, situated
about three hundred yards from the road in fine white oak
grove There are also few out-houses-a good Spring
convenient to the dwelling. will sell hundred acres
or more suit the purchaser Those wishing 10 see
the premises will call the subscriber in Lousburg Or
VIM. o. Green, Esq., living adjoining
VIM F. GREEN.
Lousburg, N. c., Feb. 20, 1855. 1O63--wtf.
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GNAPS AND HATS.-BEEBES EA-F1Nf MULE
~ skin,
Black Pearl and white soft Hats,
Panama. Straw and Leghurn,
Boots and Shocs-Milcs' fine Pump Boots,
do prgged do.
Robinson's Ladies walking shoes,
Black and coored Caters,
Gents fine shoes,
lrogans, Calf Goat and various other kinds,
Ladies Fancy Shoes Misses and Childrens do
H. l.. EVANS.
Apr 5, lSI5. So
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nRESS GOODs.-PLAIN FIGURED Pl
IL and Striped Silks.
Plain Black Watered do, very cheap
Satin Plaid Striped, Figured and Plaid EeraEe,
Chali. Bcrage De Lane, French Jackonets and CO
Lawns a large assortment at very low prices,
Ciinehams, Brilliantes, Plain,
II. L. EV!
April 2 1875
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a PERSON WHO WISHES TO ENGAGE IN ED
IA iting and publishing hear of good opportunity,
open to preerment by addressing the Editors
dard The present editor and publishers having engaged
in other business would dispose of their fvora
bly,.
December 90 !S54. lift
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NASH
of Rubv MGrga gl rs E2ca Morga na Wra6
Morgan Moses M9sgan Jackson Morgan Reuben Murray
Cherry Ann Smith, James Morgan, Irwin Finch and wife
Susan
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANTS in this non-residents is therefore
ordered that publication be made for North
Carolina Standard for them forward plead an
demur, judgement will be taken pro coafcso
to them.
Witness VIM t. Arlington Clerk of our said Court at
ofIcen the town of Nashville this I'D day of April A. D.
1850
VIM. T. ARLINGTON, G. G. c.
April 10, 1856. 40-6w
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Medical Society ofthe State Of North Carolina.
TENHE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IL Medical Society of the State of North Carolina will
be held i'll the town of Salisbury Tuesday 18th
May 1855.
Delegates, permanent members and the profession gen.
orally are requested to attend.
S. S. SATCHWELLI NJ. D..
Sec ". o. He2ical Society.
April ID, 1855. lid
~ Salisbury papers copy till day of meeting.
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The Seventh Ward Homicidc Case.
CoRONFR'e INoUEsT.

Coroner Hilton held inquest yesterday upon the
body Of tho Mary Mitchell, alias McQuads, who
came her death from the effects OF injuries received
as it Is alleged ct the hands Of Jacob Mitchell the re-
puted husband OF the deceased The evidence sdduced
on the inquest substsntsted the account given In yes
te-day's HSRALD. The 6rst witness placsd upon the
stsnd was .
Cattsrine Dean of No % Jackson street, who, being
duly sworn, ceposedThat the accused came into the
premises on Wednesday night last, and seeing the
deceased Immediately commenced {, abuse herr thst he
also kicked her the left SIDE and chased her up stairs
to her bedroom where be again repeated the volencs
the deceased cried "Wach watch ~ several times he
beat her fer about ten fifteen minutes and called her
abb said he would break her neck, &c after the
cused BAD stopped beating her, heard her crying
with pain; there In the house at the time
except the deceased and the accused witness and
named Amos Harvey; the latter went out before the
beating had been hnshed the Occurrences took place
At about O'Clock witness slept in the 10
the deceased, and could hear everything that psssed
quite distinctly about ~ O'Clock deceased and kitch
ell came out Of their room and wsat down stsirs the
latter Looked very angry he went into the street and
cd not return sesiD; when he cane into ths houss %
the nsht 10 question he was partially ntexiostes ss
was also the deceased; the seEt norpins wass I Jaw
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States vith New jersey, ohio, Illinois and Indiana, all
Gov. 6srdnsr succeeded Mr. Wilson, and bis s,.sch
very Enthusiastically Tccsived The convocation
vas kept up to late hour and we know mot what
GIN. HousroN's SPEECH AaANsT TIE ADxmrsrRA-
TON IN TEXAS.
We take the following notice Of speech, recently do
hvsrsd In Houston Texas, BY Gen. Sam Houston, from
the Telegraph Of the 18th inst
We unable to attend Of the Court House Fri
day, when the great Sam" was delivering hi nss but
THINKS roads any thing but model highwsys-an
opinion which IL beld By many OF less note he did not
tell u.s. how they could DO materially teri
must Civ. HIM a lick he cOnpHusntsd Gov. fssss
ever bore it anna zDsly ven, considering.
He said be would now pay HE respects 70 the Galoes
TO take edited BY that fellow aichardson Yes that
fellow Rich ardson- know DR. Richardson up here,
very clever isS. and several other very
Richardson that disunion Richardson he here to
Texas to preach politics to the intelligent people OF
here so drunk he could not help himself An Abolition
ist at the North, and disunionist IN the South,
TO pa1 to sm
in Galveston. And now fellow citizens, I willing
that my may Tester 10 the Of their
people OF Texss, through their representative have
three elected to represent them In the United States
deavored TO be their faithful representative How
! have succeeded, leave for the puotc to judge
thank you fellow thank the people OF
for the condolences they have reposed in just here,
Thos (Dog Greens, the General styles
hs opponent, came in for . share Of abuse What ap-
pcaton the General made Of this canine part Of his
speech, did not exactly learn He made fent at
other General Who, it is said made faint different
OCCASION but It thought to be faint affair all the
way through chs General did not Let the occasion pass
without repeating the oft told Nebraska story He
thinks it very odious bill aud-he ought to know. II
seems to be the Generals OPINION that Texas "horns-
noseled Uncle Sam in the adjustment Of the boundary
question his conscience very soreiy troubled In
coDtequence but he hoped the good people of Texas
would help him bear the SIN. We thought the Gene.
rss sins had all been washed away when he dipped
In the creek. II such not the case, his brethren
should certainly pray for him Tho General spokern
very 1atory terms of his honesty-we presume
from the principle which rduced the boy TO write
'borse" under his picture. He didn't give any Know
Nothing signs but IL Is said be MADE first rate Know
Nothing talk He says he is going to retire to private
life; but probably means it about as much the
tionter when he says 'the Last and bsst-just going
If however. the Gensral comes before the people
candidate for the next Presidency he viii probably
ce,ye hep in retiring.
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Political Inteiligencc,


SPEECH OF SENATOR WILSON IN Bosr0N-Hrs HxPx.
EIENCE In THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION
The Boston Cuoer Of the 23d inst, cootains the fol-
lowing abstract Of speech delivered by Senator wson
at Know Nothing meeting held in that city
Senator wison addressed large numbA Of citizens
OF the Eleventh ward last evening, his remarks
based upon the action o. the Know Nothog delegates
TO the Natonal Convention Ut Pm adelphis In nis
epesch Mr.. Wilson sad u was the aim and the con-
sar desre Of tbs hassschusets delegates to sep
Of the queton Of slavery bun the south brought for
obliged TO meet 1t there and then The Massschusetts
eeegation through the instru utaty Of aoash-
faced New York delegation were reused admittancs
into the council for twenty Our hours but finally they
perfectly we'll convinced, before tns expiration Of
the frat week. that the South would dem tn North
peoge ts entire strength and power Ia support of
southern slsvpry-that tbs North must cherish ana
tssp baL Infamous ipstitu ion Mr. Wilson sa,1
tst Nh Bowlp, OF Virgins, said h- iotencsd to wnio
Mstsaehusftts man; also Cons Of ssn-
g,s said that GsorR demanded would have decla
rom tb. North Ia favor OF sisv-ryo her .iss
Der celsp stss -ould leave.
Mr. w,isoo ,aic thar seventeen OF he platform om
mst.. supported the majority toe resoiut,oas prnc
p.by com,ug from Sta whore the Amsri an part,
Lao b. oefestso snd they Opposed by fourtaeu
teieestss, representing ots hundred ana tweuty.six
electoral votes 10 those States here the Amer ar
" tso fTiLmphed.
Tie eersster ron Georgia went for George La ,or
Precedent sbo s,x nom Peposyivanis, while one rom
kes Yoik tsvcr OF Mr lie xiusou
Mt Whom SAD that Gov Gar told the south that
city or town Mssachss.tts would pport this
majority platform sno lie .ad tnst Mr Brcossr Of the
.pu,p VI platform 1t sas att mp "a IN the Cooveu
,on 70 put TN t1.n l-os) osn-to xe~p him out,
hut ssc Gan w,ison, Gov ssrdasr declared tsst he
souc 20 QUIT wilsce ~ss oustsd, shs Mes Ess'Aad
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hsE, she told that Mitchell had Knocked her down
bad beaten her severely had ALEC jumped upon her
With has heavy boots on; her face Was much sseeu,
mining up about three or four hours, the de-
ceased went TO bed and took brandy; she re-
pNped In bed until Ii O'Clock P. n, when she
attacked with convuls,ons and Afterwards died
About two months ago deceased was or ,ssy intoxica
cd. and taken With At, which lasted sb,ut en
time Of her receiving the abuse st the hands Of ktchs
heard her make OF any disrsspsctu language
to him, although DO frequently bes. and otherwise sbus
cd her,
amos Harvey was the next witness sworn; he corro-
borsted the testimony the las witness relative the
receiving the beating at the hands OF Mitchell
on the might In question The remainder of his evi-
dence was unimportant, IS Il had no positive bearing
upon the case.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
Thcs. @. Fipnsn D., berg duly sworn deposed that
be had made post norton examination OF the body Of
deceased and found cot Of blood pressing the RICH
OF the BRAIN the lungs we're much congestsd blood
was flowing from the mouth and nostrs the head
neck, and body were much bruised both eyes we're
bachened-the right but slightly he Of opnoa tn st
death caused by compression of the brain from
extrsvssated blood the result Of injuries recsivsi
the head. beating person about the head In the
testified to wopld produce this effect would also
fall upon the floor 81 had numerous bruises
BODY and chest they appeared to be recent think the
abe case was then given to the jury who after due
deliberaton render ed verdict OF Death by compress
sion Of the brain from euson Of blood the result Of
injuries received on rhs night of the 2ist inst at the
Coroner Hilton then issued wsrrAn. for the appre.
hepson Of the accused, Who stated before out
on on short voyags being attached to the surrey
eneseso in laying soms buoys in the nsishborhocd OF
Sandy Hook. Capt Let's, Of the Seventh ward police,
win every effort in his power to effect the capture
The deceased was about "a years Of age vas
In Ireland.
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u Inc other SIDE, the lnscrlption-
s~-~s <S-<~eee~~~~N~N~ e~e~~~~>~~>~s~~s
GEwIDMENT Won
~ FRAUEs, PHILADELPHIA,
DEN
10 FEBRUARY. 1855.

There many Other banners, but the above will
give an idea Of their character
After the sip abg OF the welcome chorus II WAS
termed by the united singers Of New York. Brooklyn,
ard Williamsburg, procession formed and marched up
Chatham and through the Bond street.
then down Broad way to Grand, eventually stopped
Washington Hall IN Elizabeth street. IL ID estima ed
that there we're 5000 persons IN the procession stand
the head Of Chatham street ana looking down to-
wards the Para the scene was most eniivsniag. The
tread of those in The procession the glare of
colored the waving OF hsndkerchsis from the
WINDOWS by the ladies, and the whzzing and banging Of
rockets and Roman canoes from the house tops ami all
this too at mgnight character to this fete that
made it, OF its kind, the most brilliant ever seen IN this
city.
the strangers vel Toned by Mr. G. Bersmann, who
offciaed in the unavoidable absence Of Mr. Luxaw
srekts Soconnued the feast until snights candles
were burnt OUT" The following the names of the
Albany, n. Y.-QuIrtett Club
Baltimore -Arbeter Gesapgvsrein Artcn, Harmonic,
Liederkrapz, Turner Ssengerbund.
Bcston-Orl heus.
Dsnbury, Corn -Harmone.
Harris burg tinracht.
HARTFORD Leiderkrsnz.
Mana unk, Penn.-Schier Saenger6und.
Newark, NJ J-E,ntracnt. Madchen, Franlen, Trau.
New haven, Icnn -fentonia Msennerchor.
Norwich, Conn-Orpheus. 4
Patterson, N. j. Germaniss
gveTen, Concordis Eintrscht, Gsrmania Or or
JuDgsr Maennsrchor, MAenner Chor, Liedertafe saen
gerDuId.
iOuRnheeptle
Richmond, Va Virginia.
Wsshipgtop-Germsn,a Saengerbund.
New York -Arion, Germans. Harmonic, Iiedsrkranz
Ioreey Maennsrchors Orpheus, Rheinlschsr Stranger
buno Ssepeerrupde Schiller ound Social reform Gesang
veIein. 1eutonia- Msesneichor.
Brookly n-Leiserkrapz
Williamsburg -Saepgerbu nd.
The lowing is the order Of exercises for to-day:
At O'Clock NJ. meeting of all the singers at head
quarters After forming 10 Elizabeth and Broo Streets
ct O'Clock the procession will begin TO from the
head quarters through Grand street 70 East Broadway
hat nd tn Pa RI
thence Broad way to Metropolitan theatre, whore
general rehearsal will be had.
politap theatre.
On Tuesday there will be grand picnic at Elm Park
which will end tho festival
TIE sAEUG8RTERT.
There grand rehearsal yesterday afternoon Of
this German singing societes Staten Island at which
large number OF persons were present To-day there
viii be concert at the Metropolitan theatre, and
morrow pic mic on . gigantic scale ct Elm Park,
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TcicEraphsc Marine Report.
BOSTON juno 2a-Arr chips Montgomery, Dennctt,
New oreans Sea Queen Mason, Liverpool bark Franklin
Gibbs, Trinidad; brig vulsure, Perkins JAchmel,
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cee0
mense influence throughout the South. The difference
between th,m IL, that the old school Presby rian
Church is par ercettrce pro slavery church, while
the sch oil Presby teran church Is oens p0cn
aboitcpist church Those churches South which 81 m
pathized with the churches North which had been cut
of in the division, had instantly placed on their
shoulders the mantle of abolirionsm and that word
abolitobfm is darker in the South than all the crimes
in tie catalogue multiplied by ten lie defined aboli-
tonism IN such manner, that IL did not include him
at all and he had told the people OF Missouri that
hundred times Every church In the South that did
out strcng against the sessding churches North
was thereupon BLACK baled aud denounced a. Aboli.
zionist The difference, therefore, between the new
school Church ia the South and the old
school Presbyt Church is that the former must
bear the slur of sboltionim all the time; while the
other keeps Little the other SIDE He would not give
the new esby Church much credit for its
position for they put Il in spite OF thems
IL Is not the rampant abotionist who is hailed ia
the so9ih but father the man who though he boli
slaves himself viii not speak and declare himsel
In its favor He bipself had never publicly spoken 10
the South ON the subject Of slavery. He had ccnsre
CATION composed OF three 70 slave holieIs and yet
BE had the misfortune through that mission 10 80 con
sidered arrant aboLtonist He would tell them hoU
Mnen ne Isni n Ee co. church and some Is
tons, they had got 1t up 10 l2o Among the members
Of his church one gentleman who posses cd slave
whom 1t was known no intended soon 10 mAuurnit II,
hr Staro had offered to teach the slave TO read and
the offer was accepted. couple of slavs girls ia the
and learn TO read Finally, some more men ana vonso
seven IN sncsme TO learn to- read and write two or
three nights In the week He supposed that his mode
rsn,eed him from % He own horsysT !,
was misstep He doubted whether he would 90 10 over
again II he had u TO do At length when he was in the
little town Of Psrkvlle in the house Of Mr. Psk. he
saw in Newspaper little article, asking HL II tras
that certain Individual s engaged in saolring our
citlress TO look into it asmethng 10 that sfect II
was Of these sharp villsnous articles pecusr ia
the South. This OF the house OF the sas Mr. Psrs
whose prets was thrown into the river a ssv
d,ys ago Mr.. Park advised him TO wris a Iettsr
In Iepy. He eat up that n,,ht and AID az
IA. hrw ON al oe NJ
ibt Crcult Csrr at P1att city the residence Il senator
Atchion. IRE wife Of this gentleman was pre.eat AT
thor ocrisrence, and said 70 kim-"Mr Stsrr that n
b8s | VIZ going 20 give ny two slave girls cote