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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-11-18

MELANCHOLY AND FATAL AccDENT.-We learn by
the messenger. of Adams & Co.'S Express, that on
Thursday afternoon last, Paul Sparrow, of Frank
linton, (formerly of NewbernD aged about IA years,
came to his death under very distressing circum-
stances. He was out cunning in the vicinity Of his
home, and feeling tired stopped to rest In laying
down his loaded gun, he accident!y struck the ham,
against log, which caused the piece to- explode
and locge the entire in his forehead shat
tering his skull dreadfully and causing instantane-
Gus death. The deceased was stepson of the Rev.
T. B. James ss'...-..'.~.-. e.. B.. -ur'. i.-
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DUPL1N FAlR.-A correspondent of the Whining
ton journal gives very fine account of the Dupln
county Agricultural! Fair; and speaks in high terms
of the address OF our Sc. ior. The Fair, should
judge entirely successful in every respects and
the address, we know, was good. 1t will be pub
lished soon.
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA.
WHEREASS!, ROBERT PAToN; WIN; nicola

w HEREAS. ROBERT PATTON. wM. sMcCLANE
w OLIVER NEWLIN, EDWARD CANTvELL and
JOHN MANNING Jr have applied to be Incorporated by
letters patent under the name aud style of The Cape
Fear Coal and Iron Company for the purpose Of cohduci
ing The mnipg of cnal aud and other minerals and
manufacturing ihere"f Deep River in the county nf
Chatham, for the SPACE of sixty years. with capital stock
subscribed of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars shares of
hundred dollars each. D" -..-.
And it appearing that the sad parties have paid the
hands f the Clerk Of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sea-
xons of Chatham cuunty the Of Five Thousand Dol
lars being dollar each share subscribed and that in
other respects they have complied with the law such
made and provided: '.71' 's' 0' ''f=',
Now therefore, Nutce il hereby given to all whom Il
that letters patent have this day been issued
by Incorporating the said parties and their succsura
under the and style for the Of time, with the
capital place uf Conducting business and for the purposes
hereinbefDre stated. ji' F@' y t'' - tt @cs7 -
ss-: =. In testimony whereof. !, Thomas Bragg Gov
ernor Of ibe State Of North Carolina, d. cauee
t. 81 this nufice be published this the 9th day Of
- = November, A. D., 1887. s -
fa-f-sf'i-'s' THUS, BhAG8.
By the Governor $50 tft1y itii'tissf,.-- Ia
- Pulaski towPEH, ~
|: Private Secretary.
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WISCONSIN ELEcTIoN-CRoss ELECTED GOVERNOR
BY 1000 MATURITY Milwaukee Ners Of the
6;h brings out noble chnntirleer. aud he is crow.
ing most Justify over the Democratic victory gained
in the State. The Neaos claims for Cross the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, 5000 majority and
thinks the balance Of the Democratic ticket il elcc-
ted. This is unexpected, but glorious news from
Wisconsin. and comes up toward our own noble tri-
umph Honor to IN Y. Ners.
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Notice to Land Purchasers. isos

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS. IN CLARK CO., Ar
kansas, Iz,,sp of wild Cotton Lands for .kjn
purchasers favorable can be
afforded any portion The West These lands were To-
Gated twentyne years sgo, and equal If mot superior
to the amount tlai be found other poF
ton Of The Stale These lands lie within 2s or 80 usbf
Camden, Arkansas fuurshing town. where from 900
to 90 n bales of cotton shipped by steamboats,
ally and also within miles of Arkadeph ahourishfpg
connfy town that ships frum to 900 bses Of cotton
every seisen 49, & -. ,lT.- s'ss- s.saGa5 I'd
The above lands lie the survey of the Cairo Fulton
IRaroad, that is certain be built within five rs hay
ing a large land grant from the government -
Any information be had BY addressing the under
signed at Arkadephia, Clark Co, Arkansas.
d. - a'5'''- j 3 - II MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
June 26, 1857. .-..-.G ss i issys sHsIlel-wly.
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FOR THE WEST!

THRouGH Sc HOURS, CROSSING TIE BLuE RIDGE Ix
TINE.
~ s. BROWNS TRI-WEEkLY LINE OF FOUR
CS HORSE POST COACHES, from salisbury TO Ashe-
vie via Siatsvle Newton, Aorganfon, Marion and
Pleasant Gardens connecting Asherle with the line of
stages ior the Warm Springs, Knoxville and Greenvle
Tenn. -'-.f ---
This is 12 miles the nearest Aslievie and is
aa the best sucked aud best managed road
Uua. Ii Is the expeditions safe and pleasant and at
the time the cheapest route for the West II
Leaves Salisbury Monday, Wednesday and Friday !;
leaves Asevilie Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
ring in cuse connection with the NurihCaron Railroad,
North and South. .-a... -
C. S. BROWN, Contractor.
May !, 1857. 60 r., = 1880
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OFF THE TRACK.-The mali due here on Thurs
day evening by the Raleigh & CASTOR Road, did not
arrive until Friday morning, owing to the mail
train being stopped by the running off of freight
train. We learn the freight train was badly smash
ed and a portion Of the road torn up, but are glad
to hear that no one was hurt.
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n c. UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE-The November No.
is to hand with very good table of contents as fol-
lows: {" Who commanded at Moore's Creek Bridge?
The Minstres Curse; Zibes at the Ball; Reverie of
Senior; The Turks Bride, a tale" &C., &C., with
a highly creditabie Editorial Table. ....''a Is
The first article is from the pen of Rev. F. NJ
Hubbard, who contends that Gov Caswell was the
commander at Moores Greek Bridge.
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81 The Editors of the Fayetteville O6serrer
have been presented, by Mr.. David Murphy, with
some paper made from the stalks of the Chinese
sugar cane, after the juice had been expressed. 1t
bears ink well, has good body, but is of yellow.
jsh color ..-.. .....
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From WGx6iBJfoR.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.-There is prospect Of an
early recognition Of Nicaragua, the reception Of her
Minister, Mr.. Yassa,a, and the negotiation Of sat
isfactory treaty regarding the Transit route. ,..
Gen. Scott infurus the President tl.at he has taken
pruinpt measures to protect the United States Sub
Treasury. .. .. ....-. ....-,...
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Death of Samuel Whitaker, ESQ.

Samuel Whitaker, Esq, died at his residence in
this county, after an illness of several months, on
the 9th inst, aged 7S years. ...E. g. ...
Mr.. Whitaker was sheriff Of Wake county for sew.
eral years during his younger days, and had served
in both branches of the Legislature for period Of
27 years. He had been a member of the NJ. E.
Church for more than so years. ...e..
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From NnAhiL1t0n.

.-WAsuINGroN. Nov. 9.-The Costa Ric,n govern
ment has officially advised our government Of the
appointment of Don Napoleon Escolnute, special
Minister to Washington. the subject of the tran
sit route II is said Costa Rca wishes TO secure its
enjoyment to the whole world, under the protection
Of the great commercial powers.
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&ailina of Gen. Kalker and Troop,

j.. ~, Smiling Of Gen. Walker and Troops
New York, Nov. 9.-The New York Evening
Post says that Gen. Walker will sail this week from
New Orleans with 1900 troops, in fine steamer
with plenty of provisions aud ammunition. Col.
Duncan Of the United States Army, comm aud bis
tiery. '.N 30
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NOTICE.-ON THURSDAY. THE Sd DAY OF
II DECEMBER next will be publicly rpnicd leased or
sld Lot and Hotel Holly Springs Wake CD, n. C.,
belonging % a number of Stockholders. -. .... %.
Terms will be made easy. .. .... e.
JAMES ADAMS, Trustee.
November Z, 1851 lUs-ltswsiw
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CONGRESS The political complexion Of the next
Congress will be as follows: Senate, 80 Democrats,
25 K. Ms and black Republicans, and vacancies
House of Representatives, 127 Democrats, Is K.
Ms and 90 black Republicans. ...
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An Eastern Editor heads his list of Births Mar.
riases ard Deaths. thus:
Hatehed. matehed and Dispatched The rascal de-
serves to be scrdtched.
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Corn AGA1N.-Mr. Dabney Cosby has left at our
Office few ears of corn raised by VIM. Rand, ESQ.,,
of this county, which very large long and well
filled and what is very curious, some of the ears
are surrounded by cluster of "nubbins," all cov-
cred by the same shuck, but Of distinctly different
kind of corn from the large ear. On one ear there
are six of these "nubbins," or short ears. ~. = y
Verify this is great year for great ears Of corn.
If any others have samples let them bring them
along. We want enough for grst. -:
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~ We were pleased to see VIM. Robinson, ESQ.,,
senior editor of the Goldsboro' Tribune in City
a few days ago. He is looking very well. T.
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MARRIED.,

At the residence of the br des father Franklin county
the 9Th list, by the Rev. Mr. She'll Mr. Nich"las w.
ArrDgun, Jr. of Nashville. n. c., 10 Miss Mary Jane,
youngest daughter If Leroy Mitchell Esq. -
On the sth inst. by Wm Cheek, Esq Mr. William An
drews Of Orange county to Miss Louisa Harris of Ala
Hr
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New York, Nov. 9-The hunger mob charges
Mayor Wood with humbugging them, and threaten
to drag him out of office. Fifty policemen have
been sent for to protect him. 40 = "rasf ..
Assistant. Treasurer Cisco, in consequence Of
threat by the mob, has telegraphed to Washington
for troops to project the Sub-Treasury. Marshal
Rynders has also telegraphed for troops 8 81
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Rtsignd s...... ..s-....,a.-e
ST LorIs, Nov il.-Gw. Izrd Of Nebraska has
resigned, aud is now on his way home to Arkansas.
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The Register and the Maryland Elections.
The Register insinuates that our denunciatons of
the Baltimore farce called election, proceed from
the fact that the Know Nothings Victorious
Such nsi"uation is unjast and is not founded on
truth. 1t is not to the K. n. majority object,
but to the mode Of obtaining that majority, viz: by
deterring peaccable Democrats from going to the
polls they preferred losing their votes to leopard
ing their lives.
The Register also comments on our language, ma
king US say hoped the Governor would shoot
down the whole spawn of Sam" Now said
no such thing. We said We hoped he would, if nee
essary, shoot down Plug Uglies, &c, for the purity
of the ballot box was a consideration of higher i'm
port than the lives of all the rowdes in Baltimore
and say so yet; and deducting the vote of the
rowdies, such spawns of Sam - as the Plug Uges,
Rip Raps, &C., and taking away the terror they in
spired, we have doubt there would have been left
Democratic majority. s...
The Register and other K. N. papers welcome
to all the glory they can get out of the Baltimore
eecton-the glory of blood-shed riot and forcible
possession of the polls, to the exclusion of Democrat
ic voters.
But the Register wants to know what we think of
Gov. Ligons Withdrawing his proclamation, and
ceasing his efforts to have military force present to
preserve order and insure fair election We think
he did wrong-we think he was deceived by the
promises of the K N. Mayor as all who put trust in
promises from such source will be deceived.
But the Register asks what We think of Governor
Wise's loanng arms. to Gov. Lyon; and says it
wants "explicit answer" and INDUCES in dire
ful threat if it does not get it. We will give it an
"explicit answer" We think Gov Wise was as
justitiabe in loaning to Gov. Lgon to prevent
riots and blood-shed, North Carolinians in
carrying North Carolina arms into Southampton,
Va, to suppress an insurrection of the negroes
The truth is, our contemporary is in poor business
attempting to defend and justify the conduct of the
K Ms of Baltimore. He is worthy of better em.
ployment; and we feel sure there are other themes
for his pen congenal to his feelings and less
liable to deserved Observation-Disclosures, for in
stance r-.- .-. 2 e.. y-.r - 50 r
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A TEACHER WANTED.

~ERNANTON LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK MA
u SONS have determined To revive The Scho this
Place and have appnned brethren j. - Gbson K D..
Guldng and :. c. Fili COMMITTEES procnre the
vices uf Teacher take charge uf The Masonic Institute
Applications will be received up the 10th December
VIII ch time election will be held The applicant must
be a graduate of coege. and a southern man
Of family would be preferred. Schonl commences
early in january practicable. Salary eight hundred
dollars -..a. .
Address ). 8. GIBSON.
X. d. GOLDING, .r-. 80
S. Z. Bill, .--r ...-
Germanton,
...-. Stokes CO., y. c.
November IN, 1857 lU2-tloD
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.
The MARYLAND EIEcTIoN.-The vote for Cover
nor in the whole State is as follows: .-.'..''
Hicks, Know. Nothing, 44.762
Groome, Democrat, 36,i27
Majority for Hicks, 1855
Groome, the Democratic candidate, leads Hicks,
Know Nothing outsids the city of Baltimore 969
-..,--rs' e 30. CONGRESSIONAL. & '....." -
The congressional majorities are as follows:
First District-Stewart's Temocrat) majority Sc.
His majority two years ago was 3O4. '-'
Second District.-Majority for Rcaud (Know.
Nothing) over MclIenry (Democrat,) 766. His ma
iority at the last election was ,973. ".
Third District.-Hnn. H. Winter Davis has ma
jority in this district, as already stated, of 6,536.
At the last election his majority was, 495. As :he
Democrats were driven away from the polls in Balti-
more by an armed mob it is not probable that 'Da-
Wis will be permitted by Congress to take his seat in
that body. 10 - '.~
Fourth District Majority for Harris X. g.
SO6 AS this gentleman was elected under the same
circumstances Davis, he will be treated by Con-
gress accordingly. 80, =.
iSirth District t-Majorty for Bowie (Dem.) ,2s5.
At the last election his majority was 784.
LEGISLATIVE. - e.
The Legislature will stand as follows: -, e1
- .-f 3 r X! Ms Democrats.
House of Delegates 4ss ~ 81
Senate,i -l.E-fas.s .>A'e15a r"e.A r.
r.tj .Ic.1. : .a 81 ,-a51> ! SO
Know Nothing majority in the House II !; in the
Senate 8; and on joint ballot 19.-Wash.: States.
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W@ The managers Of the Centennial Party, al
Halifax, will accept our thanks for an invitation tt
participate in the festivities Of the occasion.
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BOTANIC HILL FOR SALE.

ElY VIRTUE OF DEED IN TRUST, EXECUTED
1S to me by John q A. Drake, for certain purposes
therein mentioned will sell 70 the highest bidder.
credit "a: nine months bonds bearing interest um the day
OF seI op The premises the Ist day of December next
that valuable Tract Of Land kuown Botanic Hl
tanning three hundred and foriyeight acres The inn
pruvenenis c'nsst of dwelling house Convenient and
well arranged ginouse hUuse and other necessary
Out build ngs all nearly and good repair. To any
person des!rous of c'ub The mercantile business with
farming. Botanic Hill presents many Inducements 1t isa
good stand for country store ihe land well timbered
productive and susceptible of high Of i'm rovemen
lying within mile of good MILL, To the physician
tauc Hill cannot he objectionable. being healthy and
Pleasantly located in an intelligent and wealthy ne ghbor
ho,d Any information be obtained by addressing ma
al Gartleboro' between this and the day of sale. +"
r..-.. b. ID. MANN, Trustee.
October 3n, 1857 .. l2Jy-wtd.
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June 2. 1857.

DARLoR AND CHURCH ORG Aag, Pr.
II AMOS, MELODIANS.-THE SUBSCRIBER
furnishes lower than they be procured of Dealer
Amerca the ceebraied Alexander Chusand Parlor Or
gans, Prince Mannngs, Mason and Hambn's do; and
all oIher American make o Hurmnniums and Meiodeons
Chickering's Neunis and Ciarks, Gilbert Boardmsp and
Grays, wurceer's Stoddart Gales and all other prom
inent manufacturers make Of Pi Hurps, Guiiars
Inns. Sioos Coyer Instruction Boks and Music of every
description, at Wholesale retail Churches Minstep
and Schools supplied at large discount Every Instr-
ment guaranteed. Circulars and prices sent free. "A.
dress, Z... z 81 .-aG - "a
..'.-.rt..g lf JAMES N EDNEY, 1--:z
September Is 1857 - : i.as~w..
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WnslofLI1Es In ,Nuin.,BI,EIsR. Ni.,I,Is I2II... :.
!. ,!a3L g,!na31L15sy1EtH AcApEaxx,:sf 4, ,s' 3

Z, - B, r THOMPSON, A, b.. Presdent,,a sssa
Assisted BY a full Corps Of EHcient Issirsetess.
u Tl0N will eonimence the frsf Monday in Anfrrst
and ciss the third Friday December Board can b Bad
Hlsve is small rillsse nesr the top OF tbe Bibs
Ridge. commanding Fiew Of The, most pictur6sqpe,
romantic and sublime scenery. IL is well supplied
with wholesome and pure air from the surroundng
moun,Nns srenovned Cor health II Affords good soci-
oursnaer generally Ii s fuased the aan
thoruughfare fm Tennessee North Carolina hieh
passes daily lre of stages 1t within few hours
elos the vrginia and Tennessee Railroad The las scho-
lasc year numbered hurdred and yhree students.
An nnnusl Catalogue is ISSUED which viii be sent any
school. -
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Tears of beauty are like light clouds floating over
heaven of stars. bedmrning them for moment
fore -. - - "a
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IKTHO WOULD PLEASE HIS WIFE. LET

"HO WOULD PLEASE HIS WIFE, LET
wv him enclose dollar the subscriber for which
he will receive four valuable printed recepes-one
king the celebrated washing ud 6y which nearly all
the labor in washing dispensed with and soap saved
M woman aer giving this trial. would be without It for
times the of the four recipes The others are Of
valuable ntlity. BY ~licha both make and
If after trying, person should find them meal
he has only TO address The subscriber and the money
will be promptly returned. - .. p
.7 r.L -a-- --eE L.. p. PHILLIPS
~ '.. l=.-'s Clayton, NC.
June 2, 1851 90. = - 1ls7-Wtf
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROIINA,A ALAMANCE
- C"nuty-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Sep
tenIber Term 1871. John - Rumly Rachel. L. Rum
ly.-Petitun for Phrtitiyn ,f Land. - - .-,-,,s-
Ii appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that Rachel
L. Rumly resident Of this Ssie IL ordered py
the same that publication be made in the
Standard f'r Sax weeks c'mmandag the said Rachel
Rumlv t appear at the Of This Court and plead
orjudgment will be rendered pro cunfesso her.
- JOHN FAUCETT, G. C. G.
October %, 1857. o.. :. l2Os-w6w.s
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Democratic majority on joint ballot 20
No mention is made in the Statesman as to the
probable disposition of the illegal negro votes which
were cast for Chase ,-,A34' tian .
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"IMPoRTANT FAcTs."-We call the attention OF our
readers the article with the above heading in this
paper. 1t to us that the Committee of the
American Tract Society have pursued wise course,
and one that will restore that harmony necessary
for the usefulness of the Society, and which was so
seriously threatened. The plain line of its duty
sists in its interference with slavery and any
other course would produce disruption and destroy
its power for good As now conducted, it is work
in which all Christians, no matter of what denomi.
nation, can unite and in which ALL North and South,
saint and sinner, can aid. :. Sc.
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G ke Stanbarb.
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. NOV. IA, 1857.

HOLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AUTHORIZED THE UNITED STATES
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PROMOTED AND APPoINTED.--Mr Obadiah Wood
has been promoted to second class (SI. 400 per
annum) cerkship in the Office of the Second Audit
or of the Treasury, vice Mr.. q. Cow ing Of Indiana
resigned. ....... --:,...>-t ...--..-s:
We know Obadiah well, 1--WE used to call him
"Obe," but that wouldn't do now,) and there is no
man more deserving of promotion. Washington
City contains no more worthy, faithful and efficient
official than he. .E.. -..-t.
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SECRETARY OF SrArE-We learn that the Cover
nor by and with the advice Of his council on Tues
day last, appointed Rufus H. Page, of this City, Sec
retary of State, to fill the unexpired term of VIM.
IIII deceased. Mr. Page has been clerk in the Of
fee for eighteen years. and deputy, has schaged
nearly the entire duties Of the office for the last
twelve months He is worthy man. good Dem
ocrat, and will make faithful and efficient officer
Without disparagenent to the other gentlemen whose
names were mentioned in connexion with the Office,
(any one of whom would have made good oficer,)
we may say that Mr. Page, being thoroughly ac-
ananed with the business of the Office, will be en-
abled to discharge his duties with promptness and
in a manner satisfactory to all concerned.
There were only four of the councillors pre-
sent, viz: Capt John Walker, of Meek'enburg, Gen.
C.. NJ Avery, of Burke; W. D. Bethel, Esq, of Rock.
ingham; and Col. N. NJ. Long, of Halifax.
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMYs

SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMIC
s-.a-r~ Orange County, N. C.. f-G:a. .
1NNHE 2oTH SESSION WILL OPEN ON TIE IeTH
IL January sas. IL is 10 the interest Of pupils be
present on the first day Vt the session. all theru
classes will thensbe formed Board and Tuition cheap
than at any other High School the State. Al Dur
hams Hlsboroagh, the n. G Central Railroad (l2
miles from the Academy reyauces be obsaiued
For circulars and catalogues Of Terms address abe
Principal -. ..''s 80
ID. '-i JOSEPH H. SPEEp, A. b., sz
o. g -sis - South Lowell, Orange, CO. MO
Nov. 4, 1887. ~. ..r..r.'- ia ISos-tl4Ju
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The OH1o ELEcrroN.-The Ohio Statesman Of Sat
urday last contains the official vote for governor at
the last election in that State The columns foot up
thus: .EFNrf4!
Chhase, black republican, l6e,56s
Payne. democrat s@'.'".e+ 159,065
Van Trump. know nothing 9,26S
1t will be seen from the above that the black rl
pubicans are in minority of secen thonsand seren
hundred and sixty in the State. s"r'
The legislature stands as follows: ~
Black repub. Democrats
Senate, IA 21