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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-02

COMMERCIAL CoNvENTIoN.-The Southern Com
mercial Convention assembled in Richmond, Va, on
Wednesday last Delegates were in attendance
from Virginia. North Carolina, Texas, Louisiana, and
Mississippi. The Convention, without organizing,
adjourned over to Thursday.
MEssRs. FULTON AND BURR.-The Wilmington Com
mercial of Thursday states that the unfortunate diff
Guilty between MeSsrs. Fulton and Burr "has been
satisfactorily adjusted" Noparticulars are given.
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Mr. SENATOR TooMBs IN BosToN-Mr. Toombs
delivered lecture in Boston. a few days ago, on
slavery and the condition of the Two races He was
respectfully received, and attcnivcly listened to-
His lecture is said to have produced good impress
sion. .t7'
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lire COMPANIES.-THE CITIZENS OF n

UN1HE UONMf ANIES-THE CITIZENS OF RA.
LEIGH are hereby invited to enrol their names A.
members OF the City Fire Companies two of which Com
panes to consist Of Forty eac the other Of TWEEN
~ men the first two 10 be known Fire Companies Nos
ana 2 and the other the Hook and Ladder Company
in accordance with the provisions of an act of
from losses by fire." ~ =
Persons disposed to volunteer as members of the s.e
Will furnish the City Consabes with their names on OF
before Friday the 18th day of February 1856 on which
volunteered draft will be made from the whole number
o. citizens TO supply the deficiency Members of the Fra
duty during their except The country should
be at VIM D. HAYWOOD Nsvor .
Raleigh, Jan. 2s, 1856. oI..td.
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views oFGov WISE 4

Judge Batler, Of South Carolina, was recently in
Richmond, where he was compmented with sup
per, at which Gov Wise and other distinguished
Individuals were present A correspondent of the
Enquirer gives the following sketch of Gov Wise's
remarks on the occasion -
"GOv. Wise then rosc and in strain of elo.
quence and power peculiar to himself, unclaimed the
attention Of the audience for about three quarters of
an hour, elictng, as he progressed, shouts Of
applause He alluded, with deep feeling, the pro-
found respect and high admiration in Which he held
the statesmen and soldiers of South Carolina-ther
exalted virtues their burning eloquence their lofty
and uncompromising honor, and their distinguished
chivary. He was proud to Virginia take South
Carolina by the hand. In allusion to the sentiment
which spoke of him as the Marshal of the advanced
guard OF Virginia, he said measuring his words, with
peculiar emphasis, 1t am the Marshal, where is
the advanced guard? 1t did exist upon the stat.
ute book-there was no organized militia of Vir-
gna." He then spoke of material of which the Vir-
gna militia was made, and where it was to be found:
it was East Of the mountains in the Great Valley,
and in the Trans Allegheny country where he had
seen It, in all its pride and strength, during his late
Guhernatorial campaign. He said he had the power
under the Constitution to "imbody" the militia and
it an emergency required it he would exercise that
power The Governor, then, adverted to the foreign
relations OF the country, and said there was no dan
ger OF a foreign aoar The "Sound Dues" he said,
q
not result in war, if our government acted firmly.
lie apprehended no danger OF Louis Napoleon's
stimulating Great Britain to war with the United
States, and he would give her no material aa il war
did ensuc. He, then, in most serious manner,
stated that there was danger of war-not toreign
but at home: He, then, averted to the aspect of
our public affairs and the relations between the Nor.
thern and Southern States-the. aggressions
OF the North upon the South, under the most agra
waiting c'rcumstances-the feeling of hostility grow
ing ur between the two sections and that unless these
aggressions ceased and better feeling of fraternity
was restored, the result must be disunon and civil
war; lie showed, most conclusively, that the North
was responsible for this state of things He dwet,
with great feeling and effect upon the advantages Of
the cnon-it future power, grandeur and glory, if
administered upon the principles of the Constitution
he spoke of the high place which the name of But
Ter occupied on our historic page, invoked the Lcgs-
laturc many of the members Of which were present,
to place the State in condition of Defence and con.
Guided with the expression Of his great and anxious
soIictude for the wealth, power and prosperity of
the Commonwealth"
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Notice to our Subscribers.

NOlICc SUUoCIIOCIDs
Tile taddrd 0W net be sent to any hereafter unless
the orde, for tile be accompanied sri the cash and
the dry Of Na 1856, the cash rule s0E be established
.,a reference to all subscribers and all cho may be in
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cY be duly informed Of tile amounts of their indebtedness
respectively; and shaU adopt plan by sced ey
ariN be thereafter regularly notified Of tile des at 'e'eA
tier subscriptions scM expire.
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Latest from Mem lrzexns

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29th.-The steamer Grenada
from Havana, arrived here on Saturday. Her news
is unimportant. The U. S. steamer Fulton las
stated in yesterdays Erpress) was at Havana.
Galveston dates up to Sunday speak of the wealth.
er as still intensely cold the thermometer range in
Upper Brazos having been one below zero. great
many cattle have died from the effects of the cold
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Try the Piano First /!

A PROPOSITION Is NOW MADE BIZ E. p.
"A NASH to select PIANOS for customers, and allow
evidence cannot be given Of the essimstion in which 10
hold Pianos. :. : -.
to select from, which bought exclusively for cash. fcn
four of the largest in New York. which xes
conceded at the Paris Worlds Fair to be the best We
have sold about fifteen hundred Of them which have gis
full satisfaction. - E. r. NASH, =
Piano forte Dealer 50 Sycamore street. corner Of Baak
Petersburg, Va. 81, -, ~ IA 7,7Y
Jan. 49, 1856. t...-.s = t.-a - 2l-s
LCOR HIRE, FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE
II year. good house servant girl about cighicea
years Of age. Applyto
THOMAS H. BRIGGS.
Raleigh, Jsp 80, 1864 a-cA
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MIR. FULLER'S POSITION.

The following from late number Of the "Wash-
ington Unon," will show at glance the position Of
Mr.. Fuller, fer whom the South -fmsricans have
been voting for Speaker:
We have neither room nor time to- day to discuss
the new opinions enumerated in yesterdays debate
in the House by Mr.. Fuller, the American candidate
for Speaker. We have only this to say: that yes
terday he denied that Congress had the power to
egislate on the subject of slavery in the Territories;
and yet three weeks ago. in his place in the House.
he yielded the whole power to Congress the SUBJ
jcct of slavery in the following declaration:
."Lf tile Missouri Compromise can be restored, I
6ut IN cie.o Of tile difficulties which surround that
question, and must defeat your efforts, sny that
am opposed to the ugit'ttion Of the question:"
In the course of the debate, he said of the
Nebraska bill
81 should have opposed the legislation of the last
Congress l do not endorse it now"
That is he would restore the Missouri line, if he
could; he would have voted against the Nebraska
bill, and docs not endorse it now
a. Among the cases recently decided in the
Supreme Court of the United States, at Washing
ton, is the case from Arkansas of R. A. Parker rs
William Overman. This was case ofmuch mpor-
ance and settles the question of title to large guam
ttes of land in that State which have been sold for
taxes. The decision in the Court below was re-
versed. We see that our late townsman, William
S. Bryan Esq, of Baltimore, was sole counsel for
the successful party; and we glad to learn that
generous quidam honorarium rewards his efforts
1t always gives pleasure to record the good for.
tunes of native North Carolinians, whose interests
have called them to other fields of action; and there
are many such, who have achieved and who deserve
honorable distinction. ...
EY We arc requested by Wilson W. Whitaker,
Esq, to state that he most respectfully declines to
be again candidate for reelection to seat in the
House of Commons from Wake County. Mr. Whit
aker has served the people faithfully and with much
credit to himself in the Assembly; and his political
friends especially, will see with regret this announce
ment of his determination not again to be candi-
date. 1t is scarcely necessary that we should say,
for him, that his best wishes will continue to be with
those friends and that his determination to retire is
not the result Of any want of devotion to Democra.
tic principles
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Funerak of Cou.modore lforria

- TNHeTdt 81 COnlMOd0re WO7fl8.
WASHINGTON, Jas 29.-The funeral of Commodore
Morris was very largely attended to-day The cere-
mony was very impressive. President Pierce and
Secretary Dobbin, of the Navy, were present.
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ELECTION OF Col. DAVIS TO THE SENATE.-Col.
Jefferson Davis, at present Secretary Of War, has
been elected by the Legislature of Mississippi to the
United States Senate for six years from and after
the 4th Of March, 1867. This is well deserved
"on'r Col. Davis is ripe scholar an ablcs states
man, and one of the country's soundest and truest
public men. -. s.-.4 -
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DECLINED GOING,

N TrpIMT EARNEST SOLICITATION OF NY
cuded to remain in Raleigh and have therefore purchased
.ne entire stock OF Goods belonging to KING BIGGS
branches. shall have in my employ, in few weeks.
mended. e' 'sSoa'
have now on hand IL good assortment of Cloths Cass
and sstings to be made to order have also on hand
lot OF Winter Clothing, which will be sold at cost -
AS intend doing principally cash business nv arti.
cles will be sold at very small per cent All want ia
fair trial Give me a call, ole and ALL .
Dill: ]. H. BlGGS.
go e g. CO. - Io9o; 2l-4tsw.
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which have been engaged, return my sincere thanks
to generous public for the patronage beuy bestowed
upon the firm of KING BIGGS, and solicit cont;nu
ance of the same to Mr. H. B1GGs who will continue the
o"si"ess T. l.. KING. =
2l-4tsw.
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COL. WHEELER.

The Ell Nicaraguense of the Goth December con-
S. Minister at Granada, Nicaragua, signed by a
number of citizens, rendering him public dinner in
testimony of their depreciation of the selfsacrif-
cling and highly able and honorable manner" in
which he discharged the duties appertaining to his
Office during the late time of excitement and per-
H." The same paper contains letter from Col.
Wheeler. in reply to an article which appeared in
the Washington Star of the 9th December, in which
it is alleged, on the authority of Espinosa, one
OF the dcposed government of Nicaragua, that Col.
Wheeler took an undue and improper part in the
revolution-that his son was among Walkers men,
armed, and acting with Them COL Wheeler
characterizes the statements of the STAR thus given
on Espnosas authority, as utterly false; and vim
dicates his course on the occasion in spirited man
ner. Among other things, Col. Wheeler says:
" AS to my course or conduct in the trying scenes
through which it has been my fortune to pass, am
answerable to my God and my country. My posi-
ton has been painful and perilous enough without
receiving calumny for Kindness and persecution for
protection, even to those who had no claim to my
protection"
The know-nothng State council of Arkansas have
passed resolution in favor of aboIishing the secret
feature of the order. This looks marvellously like
progressing backwards" Wash Uniou
The Know Nothing State council or convention of
North Carolina, which met here in October last, pro-
fessed to do the same thing; but we are.st unn.
formed as to who presided over that body and who
appointed representatives to their national 22d of
February convention. The secrecy was abolished,
and yet nothing is known. II is rumored that Gen.
Dockery presided, and that Mr.. Haughton is one of
the delegates TO Pl.adcphia-but that is all.
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Office N. C. II. II. Company,)
SALISBURY, Jan. 81, 1866.
NORTH-CAROLINA RAILROAD.
schedule for Mail Train ON and after Thursday,
the 3Ist day of January, 1856.
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Per snip tannras Weat.

lflnn LBS. pure aud extra White Iaed,
@UUu 1nna del Snow White French Zine u
lap llexes asserted sizes Window Glass,
tno cars Chrome Green and yellow Paint
Zinc Dryer, Ittbarge, Spanish Brown;
Yellow uehre. Whiting, Red Lead
German Black, japan Datnen and
Light Furniture arnisi, ulasier's Points.
Philadelphia Glue, ffitchea' Sash Tools.
Brick Liners and patty. for sale low ut the
Hardware store Of hIuNTAN II HuguET,
septic. Church street, opposite 1IaHney House.
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r SIMON q CO, lit the Capitol Cheap
u. Store, beg leave to inform the public,
that they have just opened q superior stock
Of the following articles. Very large linen
Table Cloths. with beautiful designs Of
Engopsan Cities, with Napkins to match
something entirely NEW. Also d great var
iety OF Linen Towels, Diaper, and Irish
Linen for shirts All extremely low for
cash. at the CAPITOL C HEAL STORE.
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ANOTHER ARR1V Al,

"A IN " i LII ~ Ia "A liz liz / v "A IL .
IITE ARE NOW opening another ele-
w CANT assurtfneit Of Cut Glass. con-
sistihg Of Tuniblefs, Gehlets, Champagnes,
CIatets, Wines nc. BE.
Elegant ornat1ented Lamp shades. Vases
Pitchers, Sugars and Cream Covers, Jais
&c, &ei
A beautiful article Of Calvary Candle
sticks with large variety Of Glass Ware.
Gut and Pressed, worthy the attedtiuh Of
Purchasers at
Il PIPER 4 cos Ware Rooms.
ALSO, an assortment Of Gold and t5fha-
mental Window shades, with all The FIX
lures, including Cord and ,1assels, complete.
Also, d fine assortment Of Table Covers.
Table OIL Cloth, Table Mats, ese.
A large variety Of Mat aud Rugs A lew
pieces of Carpeting with very complete
assortment Of Wood and Willow Ware
Baskets he, all Of which will be sold as
low as thhy can be purchased Ii The South.
Uur assortment Of Goods Is now very
complete. and VIE invite purchasers To cali
and examine, Us we cali furnish House III
oil its departments on better terms than
can be had III New Orleans 1T elsewhere.
oet-g4l J. PIPER Il co
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THs YUuNu AMHKiuA saaAR sfuRH--
twill be seen By hotice teaday, that The
Young America Segaf slere, has been re-
moved from Lafayette, 70 Church street,
and Il new lbrated Opposite Montaa Il liu.
gust'a Hafdwa i Store east Of The Harvey
House. Hfsssss proz u Gianppiie, have Is.
tabiished 4 reputation for having aid keep
Ing constantly enhand The best weed, and
they are dstefpnined. 10 keep UP their fepu-
tatIenl Hard u please indeed. isthe suaok-
en- who rnnnct, In the various brands oI The
Young Ameties---liiid The article suited 10
His taste
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vHAs. q. Nc. HArruN.-Ws notice
with pleasure The return TO town, Of
ruf fellow Citizen, q q. De. natton
and family they have been spend.
Ing The summer b Kentucky. Thanks
10 ! 81 y. for i full lile, Of river pa.
pefs.
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NOW I'M sToRE.

o.
% BBLS Ri Sulphate OF Lime;
20 : Polar White Oil teleafl;
2 Caster Oil.
10 a Iiaseaa oil;
5000 lbs. White Lead;
10 dog. Champagne
90 Claret
y Casks Scotch Ale, qts
9 hbls. Blue Lickwater
!. All the above articles are offered at New
orleans Prices, either for Cash OF on Cred.
t EDWARD BOGEL.
hesls. Druggist.
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FRUIT rRUITii


TUsT received another lot Of splendid English
Il Guns and Rifles. Double and Single barrels.
Also, few Boys D'tle. Barrel Guns Gun Locks,
Flint and Percussion; Nipple Wrenehes and Steel
Tubes; Gun Hammers and Gap Primers; Game
Bags and Powder Flasks shot Pouches and Gun
Cases Eieys celebrated Percussion Caps at
octZe. JARaUIER Il LAN0JJE
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Hardware,

THE Undersigned have been for the last
| tnenth opening goulls direct from The
Manufactures, aud ate satisfied that they
have In Store; The largest and tnnst waited
assortment Of Hardware oft Of New Or.
leans, which they offer for sale al their
usual low rates. Purchasers will lind II 10
their interest 10 call and examine, beloie
sending Il, the eitF.
LAHGtfIEH & LAN0uE.
sepag Cor. lafayette and Florida
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OLE ntilg Galntt.
BACON RD 15llANOv. VI, 1860
uslfNT PHt,6HHD1nuH,'
Parish if East Baton RuuaesAJlitige WIN
B. Robertson, Presiding

Irsdassias, Nassns5s 20fha-C Court met
according III adjournment
No. lib Ale Sandef pfpwienski, ss.
slanisla,ss WrutncsEi Verdict Iii favor III
plaintiff
ND, IB2e.-N. king Knox. vi. Raymond
Laiuh. Judgment III favor Of plaintiff,
The Court discharged The Jurors and
witnesses. Until taAffiofEow morning ia 10
o'clock, and adjourned until tuAmofrow at
y o'clock, i. vi
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st,I7lt HANS.

w y PHILLIPS has Just opened d
w large assortment Of SOFT hats.
embracing ell the latest and most fashion.
able styles, shapes and eolofs, mary Of
which cannot be found III any other esfabl-
ishtnetit to those who are wanting silk.
Molsslin, and Cashmef Hats, he would
advise thetn IL see his assortment before
purchasing elsewhere the shapes are en-
TREY new and The quality very superior.
!. oet-t2. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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Public. Hack.

TsHE public are hereby notified, that tile
4 undersigned puts III motion to-day and
will keep In the service. d Public Hack
The vehiele will be inelafge of Mr.. Brock,
an Experienced driver who may be found
at ot near the Hathey HBuse. Orders for
The Hack to be at any particular place al
a certain titne-4it Jeff at either gf HE
stables. will be attended to-
july7e HUBT HEAL.
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IHs HoHss PahAeFsa=.T his-Aa None
Such, y 'TattslssIss Establishment on Con.
sehsion street, has fallen sHaia, into the
haiisls, of that Prince Of CLEVER fellows WV
ChtNs. Esq. whe las most oT Dur readers
viii remember, conceived aud brought into
liTe the building, which has ever since car,
riea The title Of the Palace. Cline opens
again, III tkislin under The most favorable
auspices. and his MANY rfipnds4-who are
daily readers 81 The Come. wilt know lust
where 70 find him after The appearance Of
this eaitiunof the immaculate. cline pro.
poses, To do bushes on Che Cash and Chris.
sian principle. He will have auimals to
accommodates all ths valsties ofmsn. p.ao.
nags iov fast Young Gents slow end shure
coaches Ios the cautious, and will keep III
training 1.-TWO oF tAspe spcils welt be-
Waved bsssts; expressly for Young Gents
desiring 10 take sentimental and moonlight
rides, On that beautiful inststusion4-.The
Plank Road u Clinton. This il one of
'the many new aud attractive features. That
will he added n The pslaae. immediately,
by its present proprietor.
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Causes Assigned fur Trai to-day.
THunspAY e7tl
Il /. Il 4 4 n q. a.
unnft uauAaHa

Nu. isgTsA1ts. w Dang, iii. n. o.. aud
Texas 1slegfaph Go. Seymour, FOR plain.
CHE EiHyes HUI defendant.
Nu. lss35.- WIN. r, Cpse, ". Eugene
Lanuue, atll steatnefC. b. Jill, Seymour,
aoF plaintiff, Bloigaii FOL Defendant
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WpYv ssns.tIs.

yUE ARE nusY opening ali elegant assortment b
w Window Shades With Fixtures complete.
ALSO
On Catrettg \ and 3 1natt efs Wide
Hearth Rugs Hats eiel.
A large lot IL Mating Figured and tlafn
d and 0 quarters vide
ALSO
Direct freiii The manufacturers.
A afep Fatists III Extensive Tatiles, Htaiaruhs
Walnut atih Usk,
Bufsaits. Whntt9ts. ToWs Stands etes, stci
Dihe aiiH Tea fahies
Card ard Dtes Ing iois
s5hisi Tste.a.Tetes atia f,ivans
lsbekhs ahd Easy ghaifs.
patinf, Dining and office no
with large assortment Of House Keeping ~.
tieies 6t Al kinds to wlfith tle attention Of bur.
Ghasets is called At the Furnishing Rooms II
oetJs i. pipHR n r6t
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GENTS CLOTHING,
nIiAuK, and t'eurea Dress aud Fruek GOATS.
ID piist ribth 0YEfuUATH,
Real French pAHtToTs.
g1pA1ya, TALaiAE and HFuNptJH
BusINbEs SUITS to Itch, NIL styles.
PANTAINoNs, Blk and fancy Uasi,ner dc.
Fancy 2atinet do
VESTS SILK veiset4in All e6ers,
alsg, II Satin and sflk ef every description,
UNDER Garments, Iii arefinu and Flat,ne,,
All Lit;en and b. y. SHIRTS, with Bishop
and byron Collars
Silk and Satin uaAvATE
HALF HOSE, GLOVES.
HATS Of every description, az
noY-t6 j. SIMON a 90.
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Esr,sa stnre Esnr sann,

T'ih uNiiHnsiaNrtt, teina obliged q Leave f1r
for sale, his AhotheFafy Shop. we'll known as oe-
ctshe une Of tile best inca ti5hs III Baton Rouge
\ eeutaitis d ttitnplete assortment Of Medicines
perfuHstg Paints stc al fresh atid I'll FIRST rate
condition.
tfe purchaser eamnet fail Of siteess besides the Gus
tom Il If The best. ii order eth more to etihante
the facilities 81 the purchaser ef tie Bftig stnre
the Undersigned Is wiitig Ia lease fpr ii term III
yeats either part Of tile whole d. HIS house. tt
else to sell the huuse, At the option 81 The ti,t-
chaser Eaug -sU.bnt b i0tfRtANt
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sugar Planters aet Ready.

UsT received per ship Scotland, a5 ties. Cane
u Knives, with and without hooks; tjorper and
timed Swimmers and Ladies'; saehafametefs.
Guage Cocks and Steam hibbs, Il inch Cotton
Rope for Gilnder heads; apvener Rope and oil
Cans Sugar House lamps and Weks; Machine
Wrenehes from to ID inches at
IARaulEH Il LAN0uE.
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A1!ssrARp'I,,,..

A&TAROe
iNkuishs ready mixed for use. Also
~ % aos, ahorntcs n Hawkins. I'M i. 1
aud 2 u Cans, Mf siaaieal use---warran,ed
pure orsale w lnessl Il. nusEL s
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INuaEAsE or WsAIriB.-yAn assess.
nent just sakan, If the real estate,
slaves, horses, carriages and capital. of
the Second District of New orleans.
shows Ito value ID he s25, 7B2. $50,
which i about sa,ooo,0oo increase
siuoe last year.
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-
SKELETON or i GiANr FouNp.-,rhe
Wheeling Times says 4 Some work.
men engaged III subsclling the pspu.
nds ii Sheriff Wickhatn. at his vine.
yard III East Wheeling. came across !
human skeletos. Although much de-
sAyea, there was little difficulty In
Identifying Il by placing the bones,
which could not have belonged ID anv
othW than 4 human body, ID their
original position, Tie impression
made W Che skeleton III the earth, ana
she skdeton ITSELF was measured by
Che shefH and i brother Ii The cram
locale, bsh of when were prepared
70 swear Nat Il wss ten feet nine III.
ehss n iessth. lis jaws and teeth
were almost Is large al these Of q
horsc' The ones are 10 bo seen I'd
the sheriff oioe. 7
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VERY Rich Embroidered Bands from
y Toe. to 81 each. Embroidered Skirts
swiss Jaeanet Edgings, 25e. 10 81 per yard
Swiss and .Iaeonet Inserting.
leY-u ]. SIMON Il co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-27
New NtacIf.

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