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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

The nativity table gives 33l natives Of the United
States 70 of Ireland, 10 of Germany, of France
IL of England and the balance of various foreign
countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

DECISIONS.
Christopher Ellis agt. Richard Mccormick. -JudG-
,nsnt affirmed With costs
John G. jackson agt. John Purchase.-Judgus4
affirmed with cOsts
John {. Nixon et al agt. Vim. II. jenkins and MAJ
tin reyersed TO defendant PoTtSs -
affirmed 20 tie other defendant without costs
1keo. 4. EdgaTton agt. Robert W. fege.-Ju1g-
meat with costs aud judgment ordesed fs plsinsG
Malachi Lotus egt. VIM. I. Clark ct sls-Judgms4
shrued vitheestL
Horace Dresser sgt. r. W. ysn Pels.-Judemsse
reversed With costa
Alfred Lydeeker agt Patrick Printy. -JudenssG
affirmed With costs
Owen Meconn sgt. Roger p. Msrtin.-Judgusnt -
trial ordered the second Monday Ny
orening Of Court. without costs q sppesl 49,.
John Fitzpatrick agt. Michael fearley.-Judsnsss
shrrsed With costs -.
Chsuhcey W: Moore ast. VIM wood.-Jsdsn'ss
ID rmed with oosts y.x~
Edwin r. L Amorenur agt. John T. Hcdss''-'ass'
Thcs. Foster sgi. John Acknowledgements a.
Tho. Murphy sgt Vim. LODg'-Judsmsnt rsv'r''>
VIM. IT, Cooke as. Frederick N. Kelly Of A.
" %; Lese', Snsn ,pt Peter G. Ludlow.Order =
-, itson cx ia . 10 eoses snsweaes ~ GsAs
W Co. sxt VIM Been.-Judgment smfm'a
VII v.s.rs,..9 A 20 balance. without eosss
f'f ~ u Irrr or CorRI.-O Ordered thsf sppcsis -
a, as....i Trsn fren orders msds n nsssc q ~ ~
me CHAMBERS Be submitted sPes ecss1hsn 60
Iems IA on the motion instesa u tbs sFisAse 49,
,,.,,rrp STATES COMMISSIONERS oSffok-SASs
Before 0Eo. y. BErrs
-uy ALLEGED sLAyr-TRADED ADJ IL ." .A1..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-04

JAMES DAVIS, Chairman.
|LYsAs ALLEN Eew.Yors J. B. McAFrE. Maryland
A. POLICY. kewYork Rev GiLLrATsiek' Mnne
W. II. Ross, Ohio, J. 1. GooDSoE H. l.,
Rev. n. yofss Penn, J. A. WAKEFIELD, >. C.,
n. MUS HooRE. Miss, A. LAzELERE, Miss,
NJ ). PAKRoTT. Ohio, VIM MITCHELL Conn,
4. Y, CURRiSR Ind J. II. MAZE Virginia.
- 4. LATTA Iowa J.P MITCHELL. Texas,
y. D. HOLMAN, Wisconsin. Rev W. X. 0EIrTiTH, Penn,
Z ROBINSON. Mass, J. w. Morris, l.,
Prof W. OAKLEY, Del, B.F. HARDING,
AtsIRr A. 0RIFFIS, Ga, L. j. WoEDES, New.York.
X. PENNiAoRE, Ind, J.E. STEWART,
JIhEs BLOOD. Wisconsin, :. b. PEESTGsS. Georgia
Rev c. T. Blood, Illinois.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06
The Riot in Washington City.


We give full accounts today of the bloody riot in
Washington on Monday last, the result of the action
of the Know Nothings of that City, aided by the
"Plug Uglies." band Of desperate Know Nothing
villains from Baltimore.
To the Mayor of the City, to the President of the
United States. the Secretary of War; and Capt Ty-
Ter ofthe Marines we award all honor for the prompt
iude and energy with which they performed their
duty The only regret is that the rioters themselves
nearly all escaped while innocent persons were
killed or wounded. This was however unavoida-
ble The only course was to fire the mob, as
was done on this occasion. This is a government
of law and order; and whoever resists the laws,
or ir cites to riot and instruction should atone for
it in blood. Naturalized citizens have the same
rights at the polls that native citizens have, and
their rights must be protected. If tie military had
been called out in Baltimore, Louisville, and New
Orleans during the election riots in those cities and
had performed their duty as in Washington, many
a valuable life would have been saved and the ma
jesty of the law would have been maintained
These things are deeply to be deplored. They
are the fruits of Know Nothingism. But no matter
how much we may deplore them. and no matter who
is to blame for them, the liberty of the ballot box
must be protected and the law maintained at every
hazard.
. Notwithstanding the disorder and riot, the anti
Know Nothings of Washington carried the election
by decided majorities.
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n. c, Six Per Cent. state Bonds.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. c.,
June 4, 1857. I
sSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Dat this office until 10 o'clock, A. NJ 9Th next.
for purchase following State Bonds issued D ne
State Of Carolina to wits 1851 500 under act TOT CON
sruction Of Atlantic and NorhCar Railroad running
thirty years from LIST July, 1857.
per per attached payable LIST January and July
The principal and interest will be payable at the BANK
the Republic New York unless where the party prefers TO
have them payable at the Treasury of the State
Successful bidders upon being informed Of the aeceP
including the accrued interest to the credit of the under
signed the Bank aforesaid in the Bank Of tho State
or Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
proposals for c. Stocks to the undersigned at Ral
eigh, N. C. 40
The bids will be opened the presence Of the
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President OF
the Rank of the State d. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer.
56-swtd.
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- Register copy.

Bank of the State of North. Carolina.
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE AND QUARTER PER
n cent on the Capital Stock Of this Bank, has been de-
cared of the profits for the last months payable to
the Stockholders ess the of twenty-five cents each
individual share at the Principal Bank the LIST Monday
in July and at the Branches fifteen days thereafter.
A dividend of five per cent ION the Capital Stock has
also been declared out of the surplus profits payable to
the Stockholders at the Principal Bank and Branches
above stated.
C. DEWEY, CASHIER.
Raleigh, June 5, 1857. 56-t1mj.
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA... ASH
- County.Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May
Term s57-spencer M. Warren administrator, de 1on.s
of VIM Savage decd, against Thomas Savage, Coun
sci Savage, Penny Savage Ietha Savage, Benz Savage,
riett Savage-Peton to make real estate assets
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANTS Thomas Savage Counsel Savage and JOS Savage
honresdents of this State is ordered that pubca-
ton be made in the Raleigh Standard for weeks noti-
flying the defendants that they be and appear at the next
term of said Court to be held for the county Nas
at the Court House in Nashville the I'd Monday of
gust next then and there to plead the
plaintiffs petition, the will be aken pro coesso
as to them, and decree made accordingly.
WITNESS w. T. Arlington, Clerk Of our said Court at
Office in Nashville, the I'd Monday of May 1857
W. T. ARLINGTON, c. G. c.
June q 1897. 1188-w6w.
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TESTIMONIAL.
LEXINGTON, Davidson Co., N. e,

May II, 1857.
Dr. J. A. CLopr1oN: Dear Sir:-Yours of May 6. was
received at home Jamestown Guord co., yesterday, but
had then time came here to-day to court
end made inquiry the which had been under
your and attention. and learned that two very mpor
tan had been effected by your medicines. That of
Mr.. Samuel Bingham, of Mocksvle and Archibald P. Car
ter, Esq, of Davie county who willing to testify in
your behalf the suit had it not been settled Mr. Mabry
also referring to important of young lady that
was at his house she went on her way to you.
have small hard dry scab my cheek which is get
ting little Doctor what will cure it? 1t has been
there for several years.
Most Respectfully,
GEORGE c. MENDENHALL.
June g. 1857. 55-sw2m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD: SATURDAY JUNE g.
A,riuoz of the Anerica.-Cotto and BreadserDs
l9teadY &c. E.s-

Arriooz Of the Amsrica-Cotto" and Breadse9D'
Steady, &c.
NEW YoRK, June 2.-The America arrived thus
afternoon with Liverpool dates of the GOTH Cottoh
closed steady sales for the week, 1885, 900 bales-on
speculation 1000, on export 1900 Imports Il wv;
Cd on weeks sales; Southern s1s Cd to 82s; Ohio
80 to 80 Cd. Wheat advanced; Red IS Cd to W
White IS Cd to IS 1Od. Corn advanced Is to rs;
Yellow s6s 4; White 81 Cd to BIS Cd. Weather
favorable for the crops Consols 934 to 933.
The growing grain crop of France is magnificent.
Wheat and -four are declining in nearly all the French
markets.
The British steamer "Hornet" was destroyed by
II piratical Jupks on the coast of China.
The two native regiments that mutineered in In
dia have been dsbanded
A tribe of Belloochees, (Hindoo robbers,) that
occupy the mountainous region of the same name
(Belloche Hils,) and have recently come down near
Postwar, 1900 strong, have been reduced to SUBJ
mission by the British, the latter losing 60 % men,
These Beoochees were the terror of Afghanistan,
and were bold set of maurauders.
GENERAL NEWS
Manchester advces are unfavorable
London papers of Monday evening previous to
sailing of the America. say the May estimates,
amounting to 5000 900, were carried before parla'
ment
In the Russian circles in Paris it is maintained
that the Gar has not and will not ratfy the treaty
of peace sent to him.
Letters from Germany state that the Emperors of
France and Russia are to meet in the summer at
Berlin.
The King of Bavaria was received by the Empe-
ror Napoleon at Fontaine Bleau.
The "London Gazette contains an order from
the cabinet council announcing a contract of mar
riage between the Princess Royal and Prince Fred
erck of Prussia.
A proposal has been agreed to by the House of
Commons, giving dowry Of forty thousands pounds
sterling, together with annuity Of eight thousand
to the Princess Royal in view of her approaching
marriage with Prince Frederick William, of Prussia
A deputation from Liverpool went to Manchester to
attend the cotton supply association. national
meeting on the subject was proposed to be held at
| Liverpool.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06

TRAGIcAL AFFA1R.-A correspondent of the Pc
tersburg Express writes from Murfreesboro, N. T.,
as follows:
There is report Of an occurrence of most
tragical character occurred in our vicinity. 1t is
said that citizen of northampton was not pleased
with the attention paid his daughter by young
man in the neighborhood and ordered him to desist
threatening to kill him if he persisted. Contrary to
the expressed wishes of the father of the young
lady, the youth renewed his visit, when he was shot
down an instantly killed
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06
The Laws, journals, sc.

Our amiabe friend of the Wilmington Herald is
laboring under one of his biennial attacks of grumb
ling about the delay in sending out the laws and
journals of the Legislature. We cannot say that we
much blame him in this instance, however; but it
is due to ourselves, State printers, to say that all
the printing completed in some twenty days
less time than is allowed US by law. The Secretary
of State has done the best he could in regard to the
binding; and we are happy to inform our friend
Burr that the laws journals and documents
all ready for delivery, and that they have already
been sent out to more than half the counties in the
State
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06
From W08hinQt0n.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The government has re-
ceved yet official account of the Ohio fugitive
slave case. The Secretary of the Interior has re-
piled to the United Statess marshas Geographic dis.
patch follows -" Consult the district attorney
and execute the law. The President expects you to
do your duty and he will do his"
Major Mccullough who is here, has been again
rendered the Governorship Of Utah.
Capt Isaac R. Dillen, of Illinois, has been ap-
pointed consul to Bremen.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06

CAPE FEAR CoUNTERFE1rs.-We have before US
Cape Fear 10, rank counterfet-may be passed off
ures heldat distance, from the eye seem perfect,
but nearer may be easily distinguished as to their
mechanical execution, which.is very bad. The en-
cravings of the word item in each lower corner are
out of the true line, rather crank sided afaira east
~ distinguished. The names Of president and cash
Ter are good limitations. Petersburg Ezpres,.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" JOHN N. BUNTING candidate for the Office
Of Superior Court Clerk of Wake County, subject to the &C.
tion of Convention of the Democratic Party which may
post. Soft
"1E ARE AUTHORIZED AND REQUES.
w ted to announce JAMES A. MOORE a candidate
for Clerk of the Superior Court of Wake county, at the
ensuing election in August next
June 2, 1857. 56-te
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06

Office of the N. G. M. L. Insurance COMPANY.
TNHE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the NorthC Carolina Mutual Life Insurance
Company will be held at the Office of the company in the
city OF Raleigh, on Monday the 9th of July next.
r. H. BATTLE Sec'y.
57-t6iy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06
TERRIBLE ELECTION RIOT IN WASHING
. TON CITY! N,..,

Baltimore rosodies in the thicksst Of the ght-Sso.
eral persons kizled-many seosrely .Dounded! ?,
WASHINGTON, June IAN election was held here
to-day for Collector, Register, Surveyor, and for
members of the Councils, and Assessors.
Early in the forenoon much excitement was man
ifested in the Second Fourth and Seventh Wards.
A large number of Baltimore rowdies, consisting of
the Plug Uglies, and sundry other organizations
known to have arrived in the early train. Their
presence nstigated to deeds of violence the dis
orderly of our own citizens and several desperate
fights took place in each of the three wards above
named
Pistols, knives and clubs were used with deadly
effect and several were very seriously wounded.
The rowdes procured swivel, and taking it to
the Fourth Ward polls, threatened to open fire. if
certain body of foreigners were allowed to vote.
In the meantime, the Mayor finding the civil force
insufficient to preserve the peace requested the Pre-
sdent to order the U. S. Marines from the barracks
An order was issued and one hundred and ten Mari
mes marched with fixed bayonets to the spot, the
rowdes assaing them with the vilest abuse and
epthets
The Marines seeing that swivel vas about to be
fired into their ranks, charged and took the deadly
instrument. The crowd then fired on the Marines
from the side and front, and one fell An order
now given, and two platoons fired into the crowd,
sweeping Seventh street and the Market-house
A scene ensued which defies description. After
the first discharge, the rioters continued shoot
from the corners and stalls and several were killed
any many wounded. 1t is believed, however, that
more met death by pistol shots, than from the mus
kets, of the Marines
The city is quiet, but another demonstration
is feared tonight.
SECOND DESPATCH.
NINE o. CLOCK, P. Mt had been prearranged
that large force should arrive from Baltimore in
the o'clock train but learning thai their friends
were returning they desisted In the meantime, the
Marines were drawn up at the Depot, and fully pre-
pared to receive them
The Marines having been duty the whole day,
the Secretary of War rdered the Light Artillery to
come from Fort McEenry, who are expected to
arrive before 10 o'clock.
The mob have obtained possession of another can
non and threaten to destroy the houses of the Mayor
and Capt Tyler, of the Marines. Their families and
valuables have been removed to places of safety.
heavy shower is now falling, and every thing is
comparatively quiet.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06
The Cotton Cr0u.

New ORLEANS May 3O-The weather has at last
become settled and warm, and the growing cotton
in all parts of the country appears to be rapidly
making up for the delay in its forwardness by the
backward spring.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06
Household Edition of the Waverly Novels.

Household Edition of the Waverly Novels.
NOV PUBLISHING BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD
volumes, of portable size combining the advantages of
Clear readable type and uniformity with other standard
English authors The work will be illustrated with steel
newly engraved in the best manner after paintings
Dy the most eminent artists of Europe and will sonan all
the latest corrections of the author with some curious ad
qOns especially Guy Mannering," and the Bride Of
1t the intention of the Publishers to issue two volumes
every month. until the whole series is complete Thsprce
zp,:, .''''' ''' T. z.'f D. y TURNER.
II EoNI DI MONOTA, AND OTHER POEMS.
IL by James Barron Hope. For sale by
p,.;, , ,o-. f. D. TURNER.
Ha'egh June D 1891. 58-sw.
TX EROsENE OILS, DISTILLED FROM COAL.
N Not expIosive) Secured by letters natent 0ooD
The differ grades of these celebrated Oils spitable f
Machinery of all kinds, Bnnace and Family use. can be
had f the n Ss also Of the Wholesale Oil Dealers
lied Local Agent OF the Company in this place.
AUSTENS,
GENERAL AGENTS, KEROSENE OIL Co..
Orders should specify the description Of lamp or machnsrv
tor 1v which q the the oil is wanted.
june >, 1857. 56-swly.
" ALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY ron
SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale his house and
lot situated in the Northern part of the City adjoining the
is under good fence the house and all out buildings benc
in good repair In the subscribers absence Mr. j. Deve
will take pleasure in showing the property any one
The subscriber will also sell the lot North of the Reo
aud just out of the town limits This lot contains seven
teen of highly improved land, and offers greet nca
mens to any enterprisng man for the establishment Of
sonabe time given APPLY to the subscriber, in his alb
THOMAS P. DEvEREux.
W Register copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND REQUES.
w ted to announce THOMAS ]. UTLEY a candidate for
reelection to the office of Clerk of the County Court of
Wake
June 8, 1857. 57sw-te
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VIM. HI. WILLIAMS ~ CO.
Fashionable Merchant Tail6fs,

AND DEALERS IN b
SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING, s&
Cent? EarnisAing Goods, &c..
HHAvE NOW LARGE AND UNUSUALLY At
tractive stock Of goods, consisting Of choice eeleo-
ton of Materials which will be made up in the most tasty
Also Ready Made Clothing of Newark Manufastur:,
the make and style of which we warrent to compare with
the best custom work. , =,
Being thus we'll prepared in both branches we feel sure
furnish any demand that can 1e msds N onf
line. w. d. mo w.
~ATENT ENAME(.ED COLLARS-NEW STYLE.
The Enameled Collar surpasses every otner styie IN
poipt of peatness comfort and economy. =, -
Being and shaped upon scientific pucl.e: .ng! cn
not fit otherwise than with beauty and ease 1e'ng ngny
polished thew will not hold dust rs does tine linen cos
but will keep clean and retain their shape ~.
This advantage, with the lov PRICE (lees tnan sn.s =.
washing the ordinary cola renders them far
any other style made No who designs travelling shouo
be without q full supply.
10000 just received. ,a,l.
Having the sole agency will make Deductions Tor
W h. WILLIAMS co.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
WE ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION WITH
w this branch of the business and Mr. Sherwood u
giving the best satisfaction to all as Cutter.
large invoice of Cloths Cassimeres and Vesnngs JUST
opened. w..
Fashions. w. ID. WILLIAMS w.
OPENED THIS MORNING, NEW STYLE SINGLE
Breasted Vests with tabs, the best style OF summer
Vest out. w. d. WiLLiAMS W:
June s, 1857 oo-s""' 4
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Wake Forest College.

We learn from a card in the Recorder, by Mr.. Pu-
rfy, that the Board of Trustees will meet on Tues
day the 9th of june at o'clock full attendance
is desirable as important business will claim their
attention.
On Wednesday, at II o'clock, VIM. Hooper, D.
D. will deliver the address before the two Literary
Societies and at night, Rev. A. NJ Pondexter will
preach the Annual sermon before the graduating
class.
On Thursday. the graduating class will deliver
their speeches, and at night the students give So
clal party.
The discipline and order of the College are stated
to have been good during the session. No student
has been dismissed during the session. and there
has been no case requiring severe discipline.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-06-06

Stamped Envelopes.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Be E'Y R e sfS7i
all the stamped envelopes this department NAV require
for a period of four years. viz: -~sA'''
y ct whf
or in such proportions bite as may be ordered
such proportions Of either as may be REQUIRED
Proposals are also invited for furnishing straw board
The envelopes to be made in ht best manner Of nsn.-
approved quality manufactured recay for the puro6se
They must be gummed for sealing at least az Dche. M
the point banned in parcels of 25 packed without chs,c
tor packing and furnished complete and dy for use In
masters 80 S'' VI Pos.'
An agent Of the department win furnish the .ddre.. FIR
sasn parcel winch is to be pasted the box by manu-
The dies for enclosing the postage stamps on the ev
be provided, renewed and kent in order ut ths S
the contractor. ~. = ' 0APense u
Bidders S are requested to furnish samples paper With
cture of envelopes they propose to n.h T. inc manu-
Bond and security will be required for the fa;thf,
quarterly Price, quality Of samples and ths &c made s
the bidder will be considered together in aar1;n "
.ast and the Postmaster General reserves to himself the
any part OF IT, Is offered for sale in the maret r Az
purpose Of spesuation and he will in no case sanction
able who il Ii:
contractor The right is also reserved to snnui the con-
tract for failure perform faithfully any Of its spua
quarter ending March ST. ,ss7 stated below " ne
-ss q z ~, $50 $50 No. ], stamped cents
s rs !: 1 g
'''s'' 's.. 0ai S1 RsB;;s2.; nov,
~ =, ~ Sc u. ss ..'s -.
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A4riral of Coz. Walker in Kansds-DeliUery of his
Inaugural
ST.. Louis, June 1.-Governor Walker arrived at
Lecompton, Kansas on Wednesday. He was re-
ceved very quietly, and read his inaugural. 1t is
lengthy document and declares that the territorial
laws shall be enforced 1t criticses the action of
the free State men, and declares that the position al
ready taken shall be maintained by the whole force
of the government. Governor Walker passed
through Lawrence on the way here and assured the
people there that everything would be fair.
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Special Notice.

The STANDARD is conducted strictly the CASH system
Al rrers discontinued ct the expiration Of tile time
f iiet they hare been paid. Subscribers sciN be notified
,R WEEKS before their time Is out By CROSS MARK on
mir nrprs and unless the subscription is reneaced the pa
NJ, riN be discontinued. This is rule from 1~ich there
.,be no departure. Watch for the mark and
.Our subscription.
utekly Standard 81 per annuns, in adoanee.
,S.ni- IVeekly Standard 81 per annuna. do
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from, we'll the to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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Election first Thursday in august meet.
DISTRICT:
HON. HENRY NJ SHAW, cf Currituck
SECOND DISTRICT:
HON. THOMAS RUFFIN, of Wayne.
THIRD DISTRICT:
HON. WARREN WINSLOW, of Cumberland.
DISTRICT:
HON. L. OBJ. BRANCH, of Wake.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, JR., ESQ.,, of Rockingham.
SEVENTH DISTRICT:
HON. BURTON CRAlGE, of Rowan.
DISTRICT:
HON THOMAS L. CLINGMAN, of BuncOmbe.
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ID lie D,

In Jones county on 2srd April last Hardy Higgins aged
about 60 years Deceased left young widow, children
and many friends to mourn his loss. Cow.
In Wake Forest, Thursday morning. Ia INST, very
suddenly Mrs. Laura Smith, wife of Mr. George c. Smith,
and daughter of the late Benjamin Dunn aged about IS
years.