davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
New Agricultural Journal. q.
THE NORTH.CAROLINA PLANTER.

EDITED GENTLEMEN OF PRACTICAL SCIENTIFIC
s.f tai-u IL
At the solicitation of many friends of Agriculture the
Undersigned has been induced issue this Pspecu for
publishing in Raleigh, Agricultural Journal with the
above title am not disposed to engage IN is until have
that will be s0eU Sustained in pabishingIa
Agricultural paper equal 10 any other pub
shed in the country. And am determined publish
other. Should a sufficient number Of Subscribers DO
obtained my is to the best and most
Competent writer's to contribute to its columns and
Editors fully competent 10 conduct
Cuts Of Implements, Engravines of Animals &C., sh1n
embeish its pages number and each number shll
have handsome and the work be gotten up IN TIE
best style Of The Printers art. The well known puneu-
atty of the Undersigned Publisher will it is hoped
be sufficient guaranty Of his fulfilling his promises, Il =
engages in the publication. = ~ -
1t remains TO be whether the enterprise will meet
with the appreciation and cooperation of the Farmers Of
North Carolina. '+'@ - ~ AiR~'a Eah
As two Thousand subscribers afs obtained tie
work will be entered upon. -7-7I = TX
THE PLANTER will be issued monthly ut 81 year,
32 large pages in each No., aud handsome cover - ~
Subscribers need not send the money till the first No. 10
issued After that time payment will be invafably9s
quired in advance. 80 .asag HsFs HftIS
Raleigh, Dec L. 1857. lOs-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
WILMINGTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG MARKET.

-ar- .-r f, r-as.-sT 9- DnCslfBRR B, 1851 "a
WHEAT-To effect sales further concession Of 2AsEs
had to be allowed to-day. The market opened 6e
and depressed with sales of few extra choice lots o
White at q g. though towards the close Of Change Only
Il 25@l 70 offered We quote prime White within,
the range of 81 25 90, and do Red 81 1901 IL Rai1t
to good lots 81 l5@l 49, and Common grades 00c al
and very dull The receipts have considerably increased
and stock 10 hands Of Millers very kir. u a75
COTT0N-Remaps quie, with bat little doing. eThev
unfavorabe foreign advces have completely unsettled ths
market and at this time there to be aWde raa6,
between the views of buyers and selers We
to give reliable quotations. but remark that fr small lots
forced the market 1l@lHc is the best to be done
The bulk Of Cotton held here il not market ~
present rates. - &c. s&ss,.fr 80
TOBACCO little doing. Primnss are dall and
lower. ,.+ e- .-.. = isse -, J. ..- s. - 4
EXCHANGED New York D cont, on Baltimors
- cent. Philadelphia u cent. 4a s .ssg .s.9 = sg
LARD-A few consignments Of have been received
and the market has declined We quote old in kegs
l5c do l6c for Va. and N. c. and lsc for bls do
BACON has further declined, and quote Shout
ders at l30i31, and Sides 131<@l4 Stock very light
SUGAR is in fair demand, and prices little loweFsa
CORNING have not heard of any sales to-day. >. Ia
MOLASSES has further declined and market tending
downward. f as .s:ss zse t.tt : n ts..-es
FLOUR-Ths article is higher. We quote Family a
GU1NO-*ss per ton. ,tq.7 -
BAGGlNG is quiet and rather depressed. We quots at
l5@l51zc. ... 80 = ~
LEATHER continues firm, with better demand 4
COFFEE-The market is quiet, without any change in
prices the past week. 49, Il, ~ r-1sS4
sALT-Si from store and q IS in large lots from
vesses-Egpress. ~ Fep
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
The Democratic Caucus.

A caucus of the Democratic members of the
House of Representatives, says the Washington U.-
ion of Sunday morning, held in the hall of the
House last evening. The following nominations
were made:
For Speaker James L. Orr, of South Carolina.
For Clerk, James g. Allen. of Illinois.
For Sergeant.at- A. j. Glossbrenner, of Penn.
sy1vania.
For Doork.eper, H. B. Hackney, of Virginia.
For Postmaster, NJ. W. Cluskey, of Georgia.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CRAvEN.-We learn from
the Newbern Union that the Democrats Of Craven
County will hold meeting on Tuesday evening Of
their County Court, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the Democratic State Convention. The
Union says as to the time for holding the Democra-
tic State Convention
"Whie it is undoubtedly the best policy to have
our candidate early in the field, we do not think it
would be erpedient, in order to full repre-
sentaton from all the counties, TO hold the Conven
tio earlier than time in May. About the
middle of that month, We think, would be very
favorable time, neither too hot nor too cold"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

HoGs-The hogs which were brought here on
Friday evening, by way of Petersburg, were driven
to Chatham County. having been purchased for that
market by citizen of that County. We earn that
the cost of bringing the drove, seven humid ed,
from Petersburg to this place by Railroad, was $500.
Several of citizens grunted their disappointment
when it was ascertaned the hogs were not intended
for-this market The weather here Just now is too
warm to save pork.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
Further from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2-Ata a meeting held at Lawrence
on the 10Th ult, for the purpose of considering the
action of the late Constitutional Convention resoiu
tons adopted declaring the Lecompton Constitu
ton to be gross violation of the expressed wishes
of the people of Kansas, fraud begotten Of fraud,
and solemnly pledgng themselves to resist to the
last all attempts to thrust it upon them repudating
the election proposed to be held the 21si Of De-
cember; and suggesting that if the territorial exec
utivc does not Immediately call special session Of
the Legislature of the Territory, that Governor Ro
binson should call special session Of the State LIZ
g;>la'ure at the earliest moment. So
A resolution was adopted recommending the ap-
pontment of local vigilance committee, and de-
termination TO sustain the action of that committee.
E. B. Whitman presided and speeches were made
by Lane, Robinson and others Several of the pro-
slavery papers of the Territory have taken strong
grounds against the Constitution.
Riot Among Railroad La5orsrs
New York, Dec. 1.-Two hundred men, employed
on the Erie railroad depot at Piermont were dis
charged on Thursday having refused to work at the
reduced wages Others were hired to come on here,
but arriving at Piermont the discharged work.
men resisted their landing, and the new hands were
compelled to retreat. A police force was procured
from the city. Another attempt to land was made
last night, but the mutineers to the number of Co.,
were posted at the landing with cannon, and the
landing was thus prevented. The steamer hauled
off, and was awaiting further orders.
Heavy Decline in Cotton. @ s,
New ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-Cotton has been sold in
this market at decline Of three quarters of cent
since receipt of the Americas news, though some
holders refuse to knock of more than half. The
sales, even at so heavy Decline are bu'lmoderate,
and middling is offering freely at IL cents. .aa
Western Flour S. IL to 5 25' Moasses is selling
at l94 to 81. ..-..--r. .,z,-s-,rt ---t -
New YORK. Dec. 5.-Flour.-The market to day
closed quiet; sales Of 1900 barrels Common to
good State at 81 gu a 20, Ohio 20 a 5 55 South
crn ~ 5 SO. .-.... ..-...,
Wheat-Thc market is quiet-sales of white
Southern at 100 a $50 cts. *...
Corn-The market is dull sales Of Z 900 bushels at
| 80 cents for Western mixed.
Pork-Is quiet; no transactions to report
Whiskey-Has advanced cent-saes of Ohio at
| 234 cts. .- tEts ftsa.'t
BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-Flour is dull and lower; How
ard Street and City Mills super s. Wheat is mac
tive; fair to prime reds 81 l l0-fair to good
whites 49, 90. Corn is heavy; old white and
| yellow 60 TO- new white 81 5s yellow 56 g.
! Whisky is unchanged; City %, Ohio % cts.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
North. Carolina Annual Conference.

This body has been in session in Goldsborough
during the past week. Bishop Pierce presides, with
Rev. w. E. Pell and Rev j. w. Lewis as Secre-
taries.
Drs. Lee and Rosser, of Va. and Rev. Mr. Sehon,
of KY. are in attendance.
Revs Braxton Craven, Edward Moore Hartwell
Arnold, David R. Bruton, local preachers, admitted
on trial in the travelling connection.
Revs. A. Cats and j. B. A. Alfred Local Elders,
and Robert Moran, Local Elder of Genessee Confer.
ence M. E. Church, were admitted into the travelling
connection.
Revs A. W; Mangum, W. c. Cannon, G. W Hep
install, j. F. Smith, R. G. Barret, Samuel Robert
and A. D. Belts passed examination of charac.
ter, and were continued on probation.
The following were elected to deacons orders, and
admitted into full connection:
NJ. L. Wood, JOS Wheeler, T. L. Triplett, J. w.
Wheeler, NJ. J. Hunt, J. B. Bobbitt, W. H. Hight,
NJ. E. Thomas. J. L. Newly, j. A. Carraway, j. c.
Thomas and w. d. Machen. = i.|F"Ef}f
The Church is represented to be in pros
porous condition than at any former period We
will give list of the appointments soon as they
are made public. 5-}fF' - 3tf i&
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

w- The Rsgi.tsr e1olts over dc defeat Of May
or Wood and the triumph q the black Republics
in New York. The New. York Tribune, the Times.
and the Ebening Post. all black Republican journals
join the Rsqist~, ii these sxulsaaionas The New
York Nesse, Democratic paper says:
"Tbe black Republican papers throughout me
State are rejoicing over the defeat Of Wood and tse
election of 1iemann. This is all right 1t is Repuo
lcan victory, considered here and everywhere else
as such, and it was achieved by few renegade De-
mocrats! At Albany 100 guns were let Oft on &C.
count Of the GLORIOUS achievement"
We wish the Register much joy of the company
in which it finds ITSELF #& 90 ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

HIGH PR1cEs-The Western Sentinel, noticing the
sale of the properly OF the late Benz Hauser. Of
Forsyth, says:
"On arriving at the premises we found an i'm
mense crowd assembled, and all apparently good
natured and in the highest spirits. The auctioneer
was selling'a negro woman and child, which soon
went off at $l.2ls; another at $1,112; boy eighs
teen years ofssge at $1,000; another boy fifteen
years old ats$Eo2s; girl but six years old at
$5O5; boy three years of age, $505; another, Of
the same age, $500. tract of land containing
some three hundred acres sold for 81 1873; an.
other containing about hundred acres, was bid OF
at 81, 7O2"
The panic has not, therefore, seriously affected
the prices Of land and negroes. We heard a day or
two since of recent sale of lot Of ninety negroes
in the Roanoke country, at an average price of $500
cach and at the late sale of Mr.. Skinner of Chowan
negroes averaged fraction over 500 each
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
RRIED.

At the residence of her father the 25th ul by Rev.
John S,adIer, Mr. John B. Blackwell of Caswe county,
Miss Molie youngest daughter Of Alfred Reid ESQ., of
Rockingham county.
In Clinton the 25th ult, by Rev. E. L. Perkins, Mr.
VIM H. Thomson. to Miss Mury E. Bean,an, daughter Of
JOHN R. Beaman, Esq.
In Charlotte, Tuesday evening the oath ut by Rev.
Mr. Hewitt, VIM A. Owens Esq, to Miss Alice, daughter
of Hon. Green w. Caldwell.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

The REGISTER AGAINST INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS?
We invite the attention of the friends of internal i'm
provements generally to the following from the last
Register In its Introductory notice of Mr.. McRae's
letter, that paper says interna! improvements,
in their present unfinished condition. only SERGE to
tao the people, without paying the equivalent prom
Used in their inception" What was that equivalent
Was it only certain per cent. on the investments?
Surely not. The Railroads of Massachusetts, even
do not, all of them, clear six per cent. Two of
Roads, however, are paying six per cent-the Will
mngton and Weldon, and the Raleigh and CASTOR
The Central Road it is confidently hoped, will soon
pay into the Sinking Fund six per cent. on the
States preferred million of stock and the day is not
slant when the Manchester Road will pay six per
cent. to the School fund But the benefits resulting
from internal improvements, in addition to the in
come in cash the investments of money in them,
are incaculable. The Register knows what these
benefits are-the people know what they are, and
we shall not, therefore, dwell upon them now.
Is it true that system of internal improve
ments "only serDes to tao the people" without any
equivalent? The Register says this is so; and the
Register speaks for party which claimed to be
the exclusive champions and friends Of internal in.
proyements.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

OFF THE TRAcK.-The express train on the Raj
egh and Castor Railroad was thrown off the track,
when about half way between Castor and this City,
on Saturday morning last. The accident was csus-
cd by the breaking of an axetree Of the tender.
Fortunately no further damage was sustained.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

PURGING OUT THE TRAroRs.-The Democrats Of
Tap,many Hall, New York, have formally expelled
from their general committee Daniel E. Sickles and
one Gunther. for taking part with the black Repub
lcans and against the regular Democratic organiza
ton in the late contest for Mayor: Sickes is men,
Der of Congress. This action Of ''Old Tammany"
is Just what it should have been. .-sa - 5'a''
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
MUSIC SCHOOL

=. - 81 MUSIC SCHOOL,
NO. Is, FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
M RS. FENTRESS. WILL GIVE LESSONS ONsTHE
NA PIANO and GUITAR, commencing the first Monaav
in January, 1885, - ~ q .1. - SEC .a'i
Having devoted much time and attention to the study of
Music she feels confident of giving satisfaction to all en-.
trusted to her care ~ ~ - -
Lessons in French also given any Of the pupils who
may request it.. ~ - aa,a. . s!.s-+it--lI -.
Raleigh, Dec. 8, 1857. 1OS-4tl
"a Christian Advocate and Spirit of the Age copy
times. - . -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

NOTICE.-THE REGULAR MEETING OF TIE
~ Granville County Agricultural Society will be held
in Henderson on Saturday the 18th inst full meeting
Decemper g, 1857. - lvs&
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
HAYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL
NNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTfTUIlON VII

TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTIONS WILL,
II commence the End Monday in Jansasy, lsss-A.R
BLACK. A. NJ, being Principal 5< .,'ss II ~
We take pleasure in stating to the patrone and p1be
generally that of go students both schools there NJ
not single of fever any sickness of local char
acter during last session. and the may be said Of M
the families residing in Haywood 'rgT - -
Persons wishing to patnze the school are assured thse
besides the mental training the morals of their sonsil
be safe here at other school, for feel
tation in saying that this community point Of mosy
and intelligence, will compare favorxby with any d
and believe that in proportion wealth. there is none -
exravagant.
Board and Tuition as Heretofore FIR particu,,r. of
apply to Capt. E. BRIAN or A. r. BLAcx. l1C.I7I b
1tt. ..F y r RICHARDSON FAUCETT
JOSEPH AVANT $
-.&tfa. ''+- ELIAS BRYAN AfTGBgN
f.s....t w. HOGAN JONES. " Sc
..'f*a.H 81 J. s. LASATER,d a-.tz9
K. SMITH,, wv
B. J HOWE
%.Vt ]. W. SCOTT.
Haywood, Dec. 8, 1857. - - 49, -, lslI-lw
eB Fayetteville Observer copy. @ : . IL - q
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
.gThTsz 800 res. ths sslsa.rd.
- a GARD.
"a dst1il%ifs s. RAIEieH, Dec lsSY:.

"a SAis I. s.; RAIrioH, Dec: isSY:s
10 tie Esstoss Of Tia Sseadard II ,7ai.a'ss
Grs1LExss In my letter 70 II. Dancy published
in your paper Of to-day, there IL mistake as to the
position Of my friend Mr.. Mcdowell, Of Bladen,
which desire to correct. My excuse for It 10 thae
my letter was written when had not an opporttu,.
nifty Of referring to the Journals, and Of course
spoke to this fact from memory. b.-aralg 81. ,3'i
Mr. Mcdowell voted against the Engrossed kes:
outon'' which came to the Senate at that session.
have always been of the opinion that he voted
otherwise, and have said on the stump, but was
Mistaken and hasten thus early to correct the error
l am very respectfully,
.- q llg4 .l.s5sf-t .ftl< ls ID K MCRAE. 4
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

TIE DIsoRGANHER-Thatpa ssagein Mr.. McRae's
letter. in which he advises and invites opposition to
the regularly nominated candidate of the Democrat
ic party for Governor, deserves particular reproba
ton, and is we'll calculated to excite the honest n-
dignaton of the party generally. Mr.. McRae owes
all his political reputation and success to the Demo-
cratic party. He was taken up by that party when
a mere youth, and sent to the Legislature; and
from that period, 1912, up to his departure for
France in 1853, he was one of it's especial favor
ties In 1852 he was called to preside over
the Democratic State Conventions high hon
or for q young man and in 1858, after having op.
posed Mr.. Ashe in the Wilmington District, and that
too on this same distribution ISSUE in which he was
sustained by the Wings, into whose hands he play
ed, he was "snatched as brand from the burning"
by the kind hand Of his Democratic friends-ap-
pointed to an honorable and not altogether unproft-
able office, and an opportunity was thus afforded
linn Of recovering lost ground and of acquiring again
the full confidence of his party. He went abroad,
remained some four years. returned, and took up
the old WORKOUT thread of distribution just where
he droppedt. Kindness indulgence, liberality have
been thrown away him. lie would now dsor-
ganize the party to which he all his reputation
anu MS hohoIs anu, forgetting tie oroearance anu
long suffering it mas exercised towards him. he would
deliver up by the policy which he urges to be de.
feated and broken down by its opponents.
How can the opposition put confidence in such
politician? Suppose they should take him up and
promote him, could they have any assurance that
he would not, sooner later oppose and be,ray
them? There is such thing as good faith between
members of the same party. No man has right to
call himself Democrat and at the same time ad-
wise and countenance, as Mr.. McRac is doing, oppo-
ton to the usages and the organization of the par
ty This, Of itself, would be sufficient to character
ize him as a deserter and an enemy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN FORSYTH. learn from
the last Western Sentinel that meeting of the De-
cracy Of Forsyth will be held on Tuesday of Decem-
Der Court, for the purpose Of appointing delegates
to the next Democratic State Convention.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
OXFORD .FEMALE sE1INARY.

s .te OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
UlHE SPRING SESSION OF 1883 WILL BEGIN THE
first Monday in January and close the last Friday in
May Pupils earnestly requested be in the OPEN
ing q ths school, that they may take their plaees IN their
classesss Terms heretofore. i-.fst =; - y
"a ! 4 SAMUEL L. vENABLE, Princ;paL
December 8, 1857. 80 I, lOor<1t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
Special Notice.

Tho STANDARD conducted ictly upon tie cash system
AU disoontinued ut the expiration Of the time
for tohic they haos been paid. Subscribers OiN be Otfed
before their time is ont, By
their papers and unless the subscription srenesOed the
per oH be discontinued. This ra from Uhch there
U be departure. Watch tie cross mark and rens0
your subscription. 49,, rEa5l
Weekly Standard g per annuns, in adcanes.
Semi Week4y Stasdard - per annunn. do. s.7ss,g
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from we'll as the one TO- which
they desire the change to be made. -'l'$'.7--- q
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGF. 3

IL COLI SBORO, n. c., will commences it, Spriux -.
sion on Thursday the 7th Of December 1861 Our Col'
ia beautiful edce well adapted to the purposs and g
accommodate one hundred buaders The frssideatt Cd
his lady live !. the Colege and all the pupils rard
experienced Teachers all devoted their respective
No place in the ate is accessible by Rausd on evuy
direction as Godsbo The expenses per session (oos.
half to be paid ID advanoc) follows: a t.5vN7.
Board and Washing TE-7 "a no 90 q;
Iuition IN the college course, Z. 20 CO.
In the Preparatory Department "a S]1 10 40 sss
Incidental Tax for Repairs, / 90 nj
Music ON the Piano. .sus ~ - M
Music on the Guitar, q m
- French" : FI.f%s&f ats lesf$fE rs n Nj
Drawing, .ist< [. Eu2 m
GTayon, 93ss- 81 L0ii y 10 90, "A
rainung ~ water COlors, ~ 10 CO.,
Painting in OIL Colors 30 90
For further information. address, ;sasizq.i ~ haa
- =. =. 8. u. FROST, sPrss.i
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

u.s. and to occupy places, will walk in that light
and thank God, do, that their lot was cast in
the new world" thus given by Columbus, not to
Spain only, but to all mankind
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

XIII UEWAHOe-N HNAWAH FRUN yHE
@ASJN SUBSCRIBER. the 7th Of November.
negro slaves EDGAR and MATT Edgar about IS y5rs
broad shoulders high cheek bn, long face and stocps
little in the shoulders He was ed either 10 Norfolk Or
Gloucester county; Va bougl him in Ricbinoud July
1885, The bill of sale was sig II by W. Y. Nillinef fSr
Jas BIlisoiy. administrator Of a. W. Chambess Sebd
lie tod one Of my negroes he xoing to nd Iii
mond and 20 to free Stale As can rid and write il
very probable he has provided hmsef With se Kind Of
Papers ana Is making his way to free State i will i've
Sloo for his spprehensiou and confnemsst Matt e nv
premises y J"y 1850, q yes old brown oonpiex.
eet Or inches high high chsek bone salf iest
weigh about loo pounds have heard ssser tss q Sic
being in the upper part Of Franklin and oourties
Ounce win pay $50 for bis apprpbsas Ha4 eos6.s.
Ny Post Office is Louisburg. Franklin county n. C.
as Decsaber g. 1857. q siReTI AMI i faStx 4A A,s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

or DUNNSvILLE FEMAHE{ ACADRNY.,-
lHE. FIRST SESSION OF TaIS INSTIrtrIOs
will commence the secoud Monday IN Jsnnarv
1888, under the charge Of Mrs. E. W.JEfFkEYS Il Il
situated n'ne miles nurth Of Raleigh half mile FROM
huntsville Depot % the Raleigh ard 0Ast6T naiiHaA
'si Tuition in Boglish from ~ o. % AS
Drawing, ti7eiss IS! .sihss 2GlEs4' "a asa
Painting ID Water Colors.
~ Painting in Oil, -T.ss * ssrs1S
49, Embroidery, ---.- -----------1--
Wax worf, n 10 9aR H<ke ~
J, Board per month a.. No extra chars,e xl bs ede
as<aJr d JOHN 0. JEFFREts, sscsSs.
DeesmSsr s,,ss7. Ss o, -.
Register and Spirit Of the Age Sopjjs "a
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-Flour is dull and lower; How
ard Street and City Mills super IS. Wheat is mac.
tive fair to prime reds 81 l0-fair to good
whites Is a 90. Corn is heavy old white and
yellow 60 70, new white 81 5s, yellow 56 a g.
-Whskey is unchanged City o. Ohio % cts.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-09
R1 kA REWARD.-kANAWAY FROM VS.
QQA&0W SUBSCRIBER. the 7th Of NoyemhI

December 8. 1897.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

CT = r = INC . TO q f.,
- MAnmon1se X eokuk.
v1sHH enAs1slened tahss plsasursin snnosneiss
~ Ms ~ fr3snls ard tie pnhiis generally, that
he kas jest spsaed CLOTHING STORE, where
will - kound sonplete assortment cf Spripg and
6amnsr ClotAing, and 0sntleusn's farnishing
0oods, which have been puschassd II the lowssi
rates in theRastern markets, and Will b. cold Just
- cheap - they can b bad snyuh,re in the city
6entienen are invited to call ard examine FOR
tbenaselvss.F A.W 0RifFI1H,
noh1l-dly 70 Msin-st.