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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-28
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II Is Pec.IIlTy slitef II VII IN short tirae, Bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Zach Bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Grea; Britain. 20 prevent -ruur-rfeirs.
Caution
These Pills s'ould be taken Hy females that are
pregnant during the ,t three h2ts. as they sure
- bring miscarriage but every other time and in
every ether case. they are perfectly slre.
Sole Agents f5r the Cai;et States and Canada.
JOE NOSES
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-28
NEW MILY.

w
rvVuE Exchange Mil of Haskell Sample is ready
l TO do CUSTOM WORK with despatch and satisfac-
ton Superior Flour for sale at all times.
wis HASKELL 4 SAMPLE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
SiN TRiNCISCO BRiNCH !
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS

r. HANING jusl lifted up the old UNITED STATES
q Dining Room large ami well arranged
Saloon, and provided himself with four elegant
MARBLE BED BILLIARD TABLES,
With lnELAN's PATENT CTsnIoNs. the undersigned
l. solicious of far share OF patronage from the h'
lHrd players of OrOvllle.
y. B.-Rrm"mher the location, United States lio-
tcl corner Montgomery aud Myers 1t.
mnr2Sf HAM LIGHT. Proprietor
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
JUST Il EC Ell Y + d,

Morning Light, Flyi Fieh, Flying Mist, IA large
supply o Pure rram Tartar Lard oll, Extract LiS
quuricc, Blue Ntrio. German and English CalnOnlit
sHupetre, corn starch. shaker ; Sa'sapara, HarNa.
purjila Root. Gum Arabiac, Citrc Acid, Potash, TX
tracts at Lemon Rose and Nanllin, Vanilla Beans
Rulied linseed Oh, Castor Uli IA narreis, Pure ell
low aud White Wax hidder's, Bowers and Weight
mans Tarlaric Acid Bay Rum IN cases and barrels
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. sage, Yankee
Soap. Iudeilible Ink. Roses Rackng brushes. Ma
sons Stacking. cod Liver Oh, spanish aud American
Saffron, Duhiu's Extracts, Genuine Nrgnt's BIhn
drehs Moial'- and other Pulls, ChamUis skins, Ly>
cuusdium, Essential OIis Congress " ater in pInts
and quarts. BordX, Sal Soda. Pearl Barley anc many
Other staple aflices which together with former
large stock o Drugs makes our assortment a. varied
and Large as any Drug iiOuse ~ he city, 10 which
We invite the attention of the Trade and others bay
inu in this market. ALBAN rhOAAS& CO,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists.
anti lbl, street, Corner 9th,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
Il. III l. Or Ia M -
STEAM REFINED CANDY
M A UF ACT DRY,
No S3. Montgomery street, between Bush and SUIT /
ter, streets. Sun Francisco.

M A NJ UF A G 7 . R Y,
No So Montgomery street, between Bush and SUIT
ter, streets. san Francisco.
rHvHE PROPRIETOR of the above named csinb.
lishmrnt lakes ths method Of informing his
numerous friends and customers that ne intends
following the example ul the LAS Coinplhy-thai Is
reduce his prices which he hopes will give entire
satisfaction to all.
His candies are ali manufactured from Stuart's
refined sugar, which he imports himself aud AL the
essences used ny him of the finest favor ani the
best in the market, together with variety Of other
articles apprraug to the manufacture Of cand'rs, too
numerous To mention.
Having had experience OF seven years IN the bU-
sincss Ia thi~ city, and being the
FIRST CONF CTI0NE
on the Pacific coast he llitrrs himself he viii he
abe to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their trade.
by pew and improved process, his candies are
made al quicker rae and At less expense than for
mrrlS, that ne i enabled TO ,'ll at much lower
figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do well
80 rH and examine his splendid st"cN Of candies, rs
welt - hi, prices. ~ he feels coni!cut they cannot
iul to please Ia" Srictr> economist.
Wholesale Prices.
A beautiful assortment OF STICKS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, selling AT he reduced rates.
CONFITURES- including
GARAWAN SEEDS, prarlod and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS,
CASSIA BUpS.
COREANDER SEEDS; lurge ana
small at Dot per pound.
GUM Drops u pOrII ALMONDS
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH NOTICES.
ALNlONDEANDh, &c. al b cents.
AALso--A beHntItul assortment of FRENCil CAN
III rs, varying in prices according u quu'Iiy
The attention ot the rading public i invited to eX
anime thls immense stock Candies, comprising every
thing ia tie "duice' line
lie leaves it tnihe buyrcs Judge Of the superiority
of his articles: cli and see for yourselves tor &C
uar demonstration i proof positive. j. REG An.
RcmtmIer the npmjer-33 Nung pmrry street. be
tween BUSH and Suler san Francisco Nl9-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
RANCH BUTTER AND EGGS

N1RJ.C. YOUNG, will keep constantly ON hanc
vi at the BANK EXCHANGE II supply of Fresh
Ranch Butter and Eggs, direct from his Ranch IN IN,
Coast Range. apstf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
OROVILLE BREW ERY.

vaNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREWITH GIVE NO
y tlcr tn consumers Of LAGER BEER III Oro-
willie and places around, that they ready 10 sup
plv them. They spared neither time mr. expense
Tor the production of an a,tlcle which may compete
with anything or the kind in California Orders are
hrrewiln solicited and given ones Will be promptly
dispatchcd. Delivery Tree of charge.
mnr2l If A. BERG 4 co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
toRoVyILE
wv q { eY WOT x S.

G. w. GARRIOTT, T,......... PROPRIETOR,
NNTFNDS Immediately to commence extending
u the main pipe through Montgomery, Down"r.
Bird iuntoon, aud Myers streets. Parties who wish
to have attachments made to the same Will have
them attended to bv leaving their orders ut ,hc OrO-
VILE Steam Mill Office.
The advantages of these Water Works to the CIT
izens ot Oroville must br apparent 10 every onean
auxiliary and labor To the housewife, as well as
slore restaurant and huIei Keepers and ready at all
times of The day or night Tor their use
Il + G. i l. \ L o y s.
LIST. Parties wanting the water must apply mt the
Office and obtain their certificates tor The sanr. by
paving the co4 OF service pipe ani one mo;lhS rent
2nd NJ addition or alteration whatever IN or
about any pipe or water cock, shall be- made. or
caused be made 10y persons taking rhe water, with
ont permission Oi the proprietor
}rd. Al persons taking water shall keep their own
service pipes, stopcockS, and apparatus, ia good
order at their expense, and shall prevent any
unnecessary waste of water.
4th. Parties taking the wnter and allowing Their
bip hbors aud Others Ia use the Sne, vii be charged
double rates. or more as the cuse may be.
9th. The Water Rent is due in advance, monthly,
and in all cnss the rent Is not paid by the 9th
the water " i'll no stopped
The proprietor is at II times supplied with maer-
nj for service pipe water closets, &c, and has IN his
employ one of the best plumbers in the Stae
Oroville, April 2'th, 1o1'.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
OrouiIle DaiIQ Butte Rtcarh.
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation IN the mining and agricultural dls
tlcs of the coanty VIII contain the local and general
OF the week, interspersed with Interesting mis-
ccllaneous rending matter. It wiz contain twenty
sight columns ot reading matter, and will he one ef
the largeSl aud cheapest Weekly Newspapers in the
SlalU. Published every saturday TCrm+-S5 per
ADnum; six months -; three noRtiIs. 81.
AnVkRTisEMEHTs per square ot ten lines orless,
arst insertion. $500
Each suhseouen Insertion. so
~" A liberal deduction ill be made in favor OF
those who advertise by the year
RE- BusinesscHrds inserted on reasonablcterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
just Received and in Store

a large supply of Alconol Campheno. Lard. sperm
Polar Neatstoot. ami Boiled Oils. solar on, and
Camphene Lamp Wcks Caudle Wickng Wax and
Night Tapcrs. Soda Caslal5 soap, Salad oii
in Basket, Wolte'- Schapps loslctters Btters pure
Cream Tartar, Strychninc, Casuor Oil and Nyn-
kuop's Medicines. holrsae aud re,ail, by
ALBAN, THOMAS \ CO..
ap7tf Corner aud sixth streets.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
= HE OEELC

or the Butte Quartz Mining Company" is in the
Ourt House. 3. w. W. OOUGHEY, sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-19
9 r O v l. l. g.
6 ANA Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

rENIlE Proprietor of this establishment il now pre-
pared IA contract for. and deliver orders from
5oOt. u uOn feet, of either common Pine or Red
FIR Lumber at the lowest market rates The Red
Fir will found the best Fencing l. mber that can
bc used.
All persons about to build, will lind it to their ad
santnga Ia purchase at this mill. vs. they can haru
their Lumber sawed to order in lengths and sizes 20
Sliit, and delivered Free o! Charge.
Attached Ia thia establishment IN one of Wood
wurth's Patent Planning. TOuguring and Growing
Machines, aud all orders for Planned Lumber ot any
description can be Immediately flied
Always on hand, Shelving, Flooring. bevocd sid
ing. Joist Fencing Boards, Sluice Lumber Pickeis
Iadhr t;hnkcs aud Shingles.
Also .on hand Doors, Windows, &c Or 'ers for
Doors, Windows, aud Blinds llled with despatch
GEO. w GAtRlOrT.
OroVille, AInil 9Th, 1851
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07
THE OLD WELDON HOTEL

rs NOW OPEN ON THE SOUTH EAST SIDE OF
the Railroad as you get in on any Road 1t is open
the name of the newly opened
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
And bound to do justice to passengers in getting their
meas-the Proprietor pedging himself to satisfy sll who
may favor him with call, or pay.
Passengers will find meals ready the arrival of every
ain with god POters to attend to them and check their
baggage to any point which they may desire to have it
checked ~
The House is within twenty steps of the Ticket Office
where passengers obtain their Tickets without any
trouble and be in good time after getting their dinner Of
supper, as there is considerable baggage to change.
opposition, which is called the New Weldon Hotel but
gentlemen and ladies will please recoect that this house
has been built only some four five six years to m
knowledge and has been occupied by three different per-
sons during that time and has Proprietor present
This Old Weldon Hotel has been open months and
has not had crowd but since but it increas-
ing fast in popular favor passengers find that the
suit them and are always ready the table when the
trains arrive from any point. There red bills printed
IDENTIFY designed to inure and my house. but it cannot
succeed Notwithstanding the Proprietor and his men ct
the cars particular in informing passengers that
house the right the BEST passengers find that the
house the hill is not only the best but that its table Il
abundantly supplied with the best and that the
walters polite and attentive the wants of hose
who favor it with their presence.
Please bear in mind that my house is the newly opened
EXCHANGE HOTEL on the hil twenty steps from the
Ticket Office.
B. B. SEARS, Proprietor:
October s, 1857. Eft -
50 Wilmington Commercial, Petersburg Express and
Norfolk Herald COW,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07

The OCTOBER Observation-Disclosures for State Off
GERS only will take place on the second Tuesday in
October in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Iowa. In the
first named State the democrats certain to elect
their ticket by overwhelmingly large majority.
In Ohio and Iowa our friends are quite confident of
their ability to redeem those great States from the
thraldom of black -repubcanisn. In Pennsylvania
member of Congress is to be elected in the Luzern
district to fill the vacancy occasioncd by the death
of Colonel Montgomery. Hon. Paul Leidy, the dem.
ocratc candidate, will undoubtedly be elected
Elections will also be held next month in Georgia
and Mississippi for State officers and members of
Congress- Mississippi will send an entire democrat
ic delegation to the next Congress, and there is
strong probability that the delegation from Georgia
in the next House will present the same unbroken
front.
An election will be held next month in Minnesota
for State officers, three members of Congress- and
delegate to Congress. The election in Kansas
for territorial officers takes place on Monday next
The congressional elections close in November
with Maryland and Louisiana.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07

.
arrived at this little village near the base OF he
Brushy Mountains, two days ago. in company with
Alexander. has Hotel three or four Stores, -four.
ishing- Male Academy. two of three churches and
the filings up common to all villages. The cosft
house here is very neat one, has beautiful loca-
ton in the centre of the village and ia surrounded
by number Of stately oaks The Brushy noun.
tans open to vew and the top Of the range about
ten miles distant The Blue Ridge may be seen
from the Court House windows, raising their ma
jestic proportions above their lesser neighbor. .
There. is Sulphur Spring three miles distant
from here visited it yesterday The water Is
very strongly impregnated With Supher, and though
it is located on plantation where there no i'm
provements whatever, is visited by large nu'aber
of persons l have no doubt but the water pos
sesses first rate medicinal virtues.
l made the acquaintance of Prof. Foote, principal
of the Male School here, this morning He is very
interesting gentleman, and doubt not, we'll quail
fled for the post he holds. He informed me that
there were hundred students now in attend
ance and that four or five States represented.
Ed Cor. Golds Tribune. 4; GIL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07
Expenditures on act.
Of public debt.
$24, Sc
9,s44,52s "a
12,776,390 80
5,947,796 "a
5s,9O5,O96 %
], $50, 339,969 II
52,905,O96 %
$232,434.s72 95
$685. IS %
Expendit'rs exclusive of debt
Average annual expendi'trs,

A PANIC ON 'CHANGE-Hor EXCITEMENT MONEY
MINus.-Tsn o'clock, m-The intelligence of the
suspension of the Pennsylvania Bank spread like
prairie fire. Third street-never exactly deserted
highway-was in free state of hubbub. Nothing
has ever been seen like it. We had personal in
terview with the next to the Oldest inhabitaut He
assured US it beat ALL Crowds-crowds-crow
Men zigzagging, twisting, winding, and rushing
ahead in impetuous and Irresistible currents. Faces
long, stern, and troubled mill pond in gale.
We observed one man with slight smile on his
conference.-the disappeared swifty-he had drawn
all his money in goders of the denomination of ten
Noon-Excitement steadily on the Increase
Street seethng mass of humanity. Everybody
afraid of everybody. No positive knowledge in any
quarter concerning who's who Terrible time at the
banks. Incessant clamor for gold. Teers in
perspring condition-indviduas in strings long
drawn our, with determined vsages and checks tight
" clutched in their hands, The who said he
rather thought there was "a better feeling" this
morning, took omnibus and went home avowing
his intention Of staying there till things took bet
ter turn. His coat was buttoned all the way up
his face as elongated as his cane.
One, p. m-Things getting no better very fast
Fever spreading through the city proper and SUBJ
urbs. A broker became so worked up, that he
covered his shirt. with numerical calculations,
asked beggar-woman after her family, and faded
running to coat tail. Immense number of police
men make their mysterious appearance-terrbly
important and business like-charge on some apple
women--harrow the souls of omnibus drivers-and
irrgate at short intervals.
One and ha!f p. ma wan, although intelligent
lazarone-a small boy, tattered and simy-abso-
lutely has the sublime mpudence to request of our
reporter the loan of ten CENTS to 60 to Germantown!
Our reporter glares and makes note with red
lead pencil.
Ttco p. ma dispatch asserts positively that
Red Bank is in sound condition, despite of any
malicious rumors to the contrary.
Tsco and tco-thirds, D. ma very little bit easier
Parties who have money advised to keep it :;
parties who have not, advised not to spend it.
Run, boy of short coat run! Our task is truly
done.
The Very Latest.-Our reporter has sixteen cents
He means to get it changed into gold, and put it in
stocking-not in stock
Go thou and do likewise philadelphia Ereniny
Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.

road for the North Carolina Railroad.
SEPTEMBER 80, 1887.
S. Pege,t, Z fNssT.hrsp' g 4 Meba2e. ! Wilson.
: Hendricks, Watts / DOUGLASS, Brown Coffin, EFin
Man Co. Stone stroMd, " Brtton. Dr. 6 D Keehln, 9
sloaa i Holt Hunt. Murphy w. Co.. e osSarn
Goodson, J E shoDer, J H Huddleston.
OCTOBER l, 1857.
Anger Mangum, Webb, Dunagan S Morgan P
M Mta Co Scott, Judge RStn, Watson,
Hogan' %a1entiee %' Brown, 1f Ae4 Sass'
Gilmer Hendricks, Garrett, Gilmer Galloway, +
S; s L. 7e$!'s:ss IS E..s. chsei
Yates RsS Thorn Sss %shdea wis@:
Long, Woobin & Hoskins, Saunders, L Carmichael,
a aaSs nssy H Hs t:
Cheek Prather, Mebane Co, s webb Long,
Anger Mangum.
Cheek, R 1 Patterson, wilbon 7 Prather, A F,
Long, G Lindsay, o Keehn, Holmes Harris, Gilmsr
Galloway, Saunders. Jones Watson, J G Tarentiue,
%s'sda so cs as%ses
Gardener L Hill, Watts Douglass, Mebane, A Harp
SS 1nes W ao Moss aains Dssso5
Giimer Hs9d,ck. " Michael J Joilis, Bonner i
Goodsou, DeJournet Heartt, W Tominson, Redine,
Webb Douglass, w Hogan, W Lacker, J Williford
Campbell n M BTsk Bro, Apg M.Dgu% Thomp:
John Lockheart King. J is Brown, Prof Fetter,
Elkn Man Co, Tooth Tage
0croBER 8, 1857
N D Williams, Adams, Dobson L Grmes Giluer 4
Hendrix, A Holt, Gardner Hill, J Alexander Il
Ennis, J Sloan, Brown Coffin, ] Jole W
Porter, Prather Gray, Clenard 1 Lindsay, c
Hamilton. J W Lackie, J " Carr, o A Keehln, Watts
Douglass Go, Gilmer Galloway. W Lash, 8 Reddine,
Hogan Harper Son. Jenkins DeJournett & Hunt
Bonsr Grist, W Plummer, Miller.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Important from India-Delhi taken!
New YORK, Oct. 4.--The Arabia arrived at half.
past 8 this morning, with Liverpool dates to the
10Th.
The City of Washington" reached Liverpool on
the 10th and the North Star on the 18TH
Cyrus W. Field is among the passengers of the
Arabia.
Delhi was taken on the 10Th. It was rumored
that the British had retired from before the city, on
account of sickness but another account says large
reinforcements had arrived, and assaults were ex.
pected in a few days.
More mutines are reported, including regiment
in Bombay. Several victories had been gained over
the mutincers.
Nothing later from China
The Continental news was generally unimportant
The Atlantic cable was to be landed and stored at
The Plymouth navy yard until next year.
The sloop of war Plymouth had arrived at South
hampton.
The French Bourse and Credit Mobilier had large
ly declined, creating quite panic. There was also
panic at Vienna.
There was various speculatons abOnt the imperial
interview at Stutgard 1t is said Napoleon wishes
the Gar and Victoria to meet him at Paris.
The Spanish Ministry had rendered its resignation,
but it was not accepted.
1t is reported that Concha is to continue as Gov
ernor General of Cuba.
The Evangelical Alliance was in session at Berlin
Ambassador Wright, Bishop Simpson and Dr. Baird
were taking an active part in the proceedings.
In Belfast an amnesty has been proclaimed. All
arms and ammunition are to be given up
The ship Harkaway from Charleston bound to
Liverpool, was burnt at onthe 9TH Of September
The passengers and crew were all saved.
Commercial
LIVERPOOL, Sept l9.-Sales of cotton for the week
$4,000 bales. Spectators took 5000 bales, and
exporters 1000. Middling advanced /; Fair and
Ordinary generally unchanged. Orleans Middling
9 5-l6ths Mobile 81; Uplands st. Stock in port
$4,000, including 5000.
Advices from Manchester favorable. Breadstuffs
quiet and unchanged. Flour had an advancing ten
dency-provisons declining tendency.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07
MARRIED..

At Christ Church, Eason. Thursday the LIST inst by
Rev: Dr. Mason William Shepard Bryan of Baltimore to
Lizzie Edmondson, daughter of the late William H. Hay
ward, Esq, of Talbot county.
In Caswel county, the 23d ult, by Rev. Jacob DOLL
Mr.. Joshua H. Butler to Miss Cands l. Walton adopted
daughter of Mr.. Robert Walton, all Of Caswe county
Happy, thrice happy may they be,
Never have cause to grieve or sigh,
Live life of Righteousness,
And reign at last supremely high.
~ Register and Age please copy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07
RUNAwAYs TAKEN UP.

Il IOMMITIED to THE JAIL OF Stokes COUNTY,
~ in the Town of Danbury, the 23d ult two negro
men of the following description: One calling himself TON
says he is 81 old be is five feet or ten inches
high lgss about 100 or l65 pounds; black complexion;
small scars the right side Of his face one near the right
corner of the eye the other the right nostr has
holes in both ears has on dark rock coat small checked
pants and black hat. =
The other says his name is WESLEY sometimes called
Wake is about % years old five nine or ten inches
WOODEN fock coat and pants of the description dark
checked silk vest and black hat much Both Of the
said boys say they belong LOT CROOMS living in New
mngton.
The owner is requested to send proof pay all expenses
and take the negroes away.
JOHN MARTIN, Sheriff.
October 6, 1857. QI-6m
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07

az The last Fayetteville O5seroer says, tive
learn that the Neuse paper mill, Raleigh, has
failed, and the manager gone North" This is
mistake. The Mouse mill has not failed, but the
Cra6trss mill, q small concern, has.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07

SOUTHERN MISUNDERSTANDING persons are
aware of the extent of cotton manufactures at the
South. No precise annual returns seem to be made,
but records of the last show the following as
the value of cotton goods manufactured in five South
ern States in 1910 and 1850: .
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FOR THE WEST y

FOk THE WE6TlST-
THROUGH IN 10 HOURS, AND CROSSING 1Hs BlUI RlpeB ~
\ THE DAY :
~ BROWNS TRI-WEEKLY LINE OF FOUR
~ HoRsE POST COACHES. from Salisbury to Ashe.
Pleasant Gardens connecting 1t Asheve with the line of
Tenn. p a ...
This is II miles the nearest route Asevlle and s
also the best stocked and best managed road in Norhar
DINA the most expeditions safe and pleasant and 1t
Leases Salisbury Monday, Wednesday and Friday
leaves Ashevle Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday run.
nin close connection with the Carolina Railroad
North and South b. y ....'
c. 8. BROWN, Contractor
Nay J., 1857. llso-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07

New York, Oct. 4-Flour has declined.-Sales
State brands at 81 25a$4 40; Ohio g. 7Oa$4 75a$5
90; Southern IS 2O.-Wheat is heavy. Sales of
white at 81 30a$l "a, red 81 Al. Corn is dull At
7Oa72c Cor mixed. Stocks are firmer. Virginia SIS
794.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07
October 6, 1857,
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
VNILLIAM 7. Balm RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
his ends and the public that he has taken charge
of GUIONS HOTEL. and will be much pleased to accom-.
nodate his friends and all others who may favor him with
their patronage He will spare exertons to please
haelgh, october D. 1857. 9l-8m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07
FOR SALE.

MY PLANTATION NEAR THE TOWN OF HALL.
NJ fax containing 700 acres well adapted the cult.
walton Of Cotton and grain ALSO another tract adjoining
containing 2ls will sell both together or separate
or as much the purchaser may desire. As those Who
may wish to purchase will examine before buying deem
it unnecessary to give further descriptions Those in
want Of good Cotton farm will do we'll give me call
Terms will be made easy. =
WIN. B. POPE.
Halifax, N. C., Oct. 6, 1867. 9-swew.