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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-07
b. O. o. r..

The annual Meeting or. w. Grand
Lodge Of Virginia, was held in the city 81
Richmond on Friday last. It's stated
that large delegation was in atsehdSnes,
and large amount Of business tranSae::
ted. flsa P'asn 'sa9
The following officers were elected iOr
the ensuing year. 800 - 80 a.
NV GMAsrEn-Thos j. Eyaas. RiskE
v D Q M-wllian q Hyi.pd,
Moundsyille: 100 =,
Rw g WARDEs-E g Atburlis, Mar.
r va ssoarr4nr-m iiehael sssslg.n 4,
RW q rar4svazs- John W Fsrsaass!'
son. Richmond; s,i,
RW g GHAr1Ars-Rey. Allen W BET;
nard. Suffolk; .;,.-sg.,, - 100 8; ..ao:
GRAND REPsoy g Loy q, S--Edssre
81 Ftzhugh, Wheeling; a a szs.sgae
w g ConDUoroE7-A Z Peters, Halfsfi
w q M1RsHALL-Themas q Steele
Fairmont: ., d
W G GUARD1As--A Grant. Rishmond:
w g HERALDr7Iohn w childrssh
Dansii'e. fazorlg - aipSsa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-07

BoAHp MsErrssThs ssni-annual
messing Of the Board Of the HorthEesas.
ern Va. Baptist Association will be bs ~
at Clarksburg. on Wednesday, the lE'D
Of May, at 10 o'clock A. M 49,
Ea The pnnctual attandence Of the
Members of the Board. and it's MissiOn'
aries. is very desirable.
S. SIEGFRIED, Prsst,
ID. II. @. FARRou, Sec. sltl ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-07
FOR L1EUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM L..JACKS0N,
OF WOOD COUNTY.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY NoMINA-
a 'a TIONs.
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
o. w. SMITH.
FOR CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT,
W. P. COOPER.
FOR SHERIFF,
CHARLES HOLDEN.

FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
THOS. HICKMAN, for Upper District.
F. M. BROOKS. for the Lower District.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-07

3g Boosters are cousins to liars. !
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-07

EEDenying . faull doubIes 4.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

DIED,
At the residence of her son. VIM. C. McMurrv. E,n IN
Franklin county. Georgia, the first of June last VII
Ann ncMuITy formerly of Caswel county, n. G., ased
about SO years. 49, III - = .:
AT REST
Gods Finger touched him, and he Silent !,
Az MS residence in Granville county, n c. June 28tt
1925 Mr. Thomas Miller aged 81 years after prorscted
sickness OF two years. during which time he suffered much
not 99rmur escaped his lips, but all seemed we'll ~
him The many virtues and noble qualities that adorned
was President Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad at one
was kind to fault as brother and friend be was ever
ready to lend helping hand to the poor and needy he
was ready to supply their wants. MASTER be was hu-
name and Kind Is neghbor, he was ready to do ayor
when called on Though gone, hope he 10 NOW respng
the rewards he 90 justly deserved If weeping relatives
and friends could recall him. he would now Be with ns
God called him, and he submitted He has left disconso.
late widow two adopted daughters many relatives aud
friends to mourn his loss The at the grave can tes-
ty his worth as nearly three hundred persons were
sent to follow bis remains to its last resting place He
buried with Masonic orders Rest dear friend and when
the last trumpet shall sound may you appear in glory
This imperfect tribute of affection inscribed by one who
loved him dearlyhe is not lost u.s. but only gone be.
FORE Peace be to his memory - ~ :,
"Thou art to the grave wrong to depore
- When God was thy ransom, thy guardian and guide; -
he gave thee and took thee and will restore thee
Where Death has no sting since the Saviour has died.
lin MRnoRluH.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04
A VOTER.
For the Standard.


MEssRs. HOLDEN WILSON Gentlemen: notice
in the Standard of the 18th inst, a communication
calling the attention of members of the next House
of Commons to the claims of William Hill, Esq, OF
Halifax, to the Speakership of that body. The post
of Speaker an honorable and responsible one, and
gratifed to know that Mr.. Hill is we'll quail
fled for its duties. Certainly could be farther
from attempting any thing like disparagement OF
this estimable gentleman than ourself But truth
and justice compel us to say that he is not the best
selection that could be made among the members
elect to the House."
Thomas Settle. Esq, of Rockingham, has served.
ably and faithfully in this body for two TERMS and
won for himself name and position seldom accord
ed to of his years. With all due Difference to
the claims of other good and true Democrats, land
if we not mistaken in the author of the COM
munication referred to, no one would more ably or
gracefully discharge the ddties Of the post than him
ssf) Mr. Settles legislative experience, both on the
floor and in the chair, his ready tact and thorough
acquaintance with parliamentary usage, and especi-
ally the rules and regulations which govern the
House of Commons, his services in the cause OF
Democracy all point to51siu as the most proper sue
cessor TO the Hon. j. @. Shepherd. ;.
Az BuchanaP, elector for the 9Th District, by his
earnest and eloquent advocacy Of the principles Of
our party, and the policy of eecting JAS Buchanan
to the Presidency, Mr.. Settle wreathed his brow with
laurels, and entitled himself to the thanks of the
party throughout the State. = re.
Aug. %, 1858.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

FAYETTEVILLE & ALBExARLE PLANKRoAD-At the
stockholders meeting on Thursday last no business
of special Importance was transacted The Direct.
ors elected are: P. N. Powell, Esq, Of Richmond
county, Hon. L. Bethune and F. N. Roberts, ESQ,
on the part of the State; Messrs. Jas. G. Cook, R.
NJ. Orrell, Thos S. Lutterioh, E. w. Vikings, J..
A. Pemberton, and 7. Bostick, on the part of the
private stockholders.
At meeting of the Board Jas. Cook, ESQ.,,
was reelected President, and Mr.. Rose re-appointed
Secretary.
We learn that arrangements have been made with
S. Il. Christian Esq, of Montgomery, to put large
forces at work Little River and the West side
Of the Pee Dee, and thus speedily complete the road
from Titles Mills to Albemarle, in Stanly county,
Fuu Obserper
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

farmers BANk-We see in our exchanges that
the above named institution is in rather bad repute
abroad In view of this state of affairs both abroad
and at home. ought not our citizens both of town
and country hold a meeting and see if some meas.
ures cannot be adopted whereby the credit of the
Bank can be raised, and the public generally saved
from the ruinous policy of shaving the bills of the
Bank at 6, 8 and 10 per cent? The institution is
in midst, and it becomes to move first in the
matter. The public abroad expects it at our hands,
circumstances here at doors demand it of u.s. It
is much the interest Of the Bank it is that of
the public, that some steps should be taken in re-
gard to the state of affairs now existing. We hope
to our Merchants leading off in this natter
Elizabeth City Sentinel
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04
Elections by the next Legislature.

Elections ny Tic Hc4t AcSASIdSuECs
The next Legislature, in addition to other bust
moss of importance will have to elect the following
oaicers Two United States Senators; two Supe-
ror Court Judges two or three Solicitors Secre-
t.rv of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, &C. The two
Houses will also choose their Speakers and Clerks.
We have published several communications in re-
,,o, to the Speakerships and we insert one to-day.
Our paper will be open to communications in re-
lation to these various Offices, provided they are
confined to statements of the claims and services of
narsons recommended We can publish nothing re
aecting in the most remote degree upon any Demo-
crat who is mentioned for any of these places and
ue trust our friends will bear in mind the impor-
lance of party harmony, and refrain from any ex-
pressions calculated to engender i'll feeling spirit
Of re,rimination in the ranks Much. very much
of the success of the party in the future and much
of the usefulness of the next Legislature. will de.
pend upon the spirit in which these various cleo
tons are approached and determined. Our adver-
sares are watching closely and will at once avail
themselves of any serious divisions in our ranks.
OF course shall take part in these elections.
Our business is with principles; and we never fear
that the assembled Democracy, whether in Conven-
ton or in Legislative Caucus, will nominate unfit
unworthy men.
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Peters6urg Market.

al. - PEFERsBURa, August 81.
ToBAcco.-The activity noted in our last contin-
ues, and very full prices are paying for ell dssctp.
tons Good shipping Ind manufacturing is much
wanted at high rates We are pleased to note the
inspections up to LIST September are 1918 hhds. in
excess Of last year, which is very encouraging
item for our market. -Ss.5-ls,s
CorroN.-The aales are high 1t 100 to 12c.
CoRN.-Sales of some 600 to 600 bushels were
made to-day at Sc. r. 4. 80
WHEAE-A large business was sgain done To-day,
and the market was more active, though We have no
change to note in prices We quote prime and
choice lots Of white ct 81 As to 81 80; red u 80
to 81 85; fair and medium kinds range from "a 10
to 81 so; common SOC. to 81. @se -
GUANo.-The market is brisk ct $50 for Peruvian,
ard $40 for Glide Island.
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For the Standard.


To the Editors of the Standard:
SIRs In reading the Register of the 18th inst. l
see article headed "Glorious Results +" in which
much praise is given to Mr.. Vance and other con-
servatves of the State and alludes specially to
Johnston, and awards much praise to DR.. Leach and
Willis H. Sanders and says they had great odds to
contend with; whereas, quite the reverse is the
truth. Never did the Democratic party have such
odds to contend with, and such efforts made to de-
fea. them. DR.. Leach, the K. N. candidate for the
Senate, led off, and charged that tie Democratic
party had had the control of the State for the last
or 10 years, and that the peoples taxes had gone
up from 900 to $5nO, 900, all by misrue and
INSTRUMENTATION Of the Democratic party, and
many other bad things, too tedious to be mentioned
in this communication. Then followed w. H. San
ders and supported all that he had said and then
came the great Linn B. Sanders, who declared he
was good Democrat as he ever was, and said all
that Leach and W. Fl. Sanders had said was true,
and that the present Democratic party must be de-
feated, with Mr.. w. W. Holden at its head, or the
country would be ruined, and many other things
did he say calculated to weaken the Democratic
party These three men were the most prominent
men of their party, and the best speakers, and to
meet whom and their arguments the Democratic
party had but one man in the field, and he man of
limited opportunities, Mr.. B. H. Tomlinson. Mr..
Barnes, good Democrat, but not an educated man,
could not help him much in defending the positions
of the Democratic party; and Mr.. S. P. Horton,
public speaking, did not do much-in fact, he did
not go round the campaign; so the main burden of
the campaign fell on Mr.. B. H. Tomlinson and ably,
manfully, bravely and vehemently did he contend
against the positions of all the three opposition
ddates, SO that all praise is due to him and the Dem
ocrats Of the county for what they did do under the
circumstances. Had the opposition not succeeded
in this contest they certainly need not attempt
it again. DR.. Leach could have been beaten very
easily; but it was thought he would be beaten very
easily, (even by his own partyO so that the Demo.
Gratis did not exert themselves against him. So sirs
say in conclusion, it is mistake when it is said the
opposition ran under great odds against them. That
boot was on the other leg.
A VOTER
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BRIDAL Tour No. Two.-The Madison wis

BRIDAL Tour No. Two.-The Madison (Wis.)
Journal says:
Quite a romantic wedding took place at Mazo.
MANIA in this county, last evening. The groom was
returned Californian. who left his wife for the auri
ferrous land about years ago. and the bride the
wife that was left Some time after he reached Cali.
gence of his death. Two or three years later she
learned that the story untrue but that he never
intended to return. Upon this, with the advice of
friends, she obtained divorce. Two or three days
since the wanderer returned, and called upon his
former wife. Old affections revived, faith plight
ed anew, and last evening he led her, a. blnshing
bride, to the altar for the second time. The happy
pair, thus repaired, repaired forthwith to the de-
pot, and took the train East their bridal tour
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

HIT HIM AGA1N.EThe SouthSde Democrat con-
cludes reply to the Register in relation to the false
charges of Trumbull against the administration,
follows:
1--WE will say this much more-we never were
driven under the lash Of party to support a man for
the Presidency whose political relations We had de-
nounced as unsafe for the South-nor could We cor.
sent to wear the name of party whose only claim
to fealty its supposed conservatism, after it
dropped into the sms, which conglomerate in oppo.
sition to the Democratic party"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

SOLD OUt.-We understand that Mr.. Streleigh has
sold out his interest in the New York Tribune to Mr.
Sinclair. gentleman who has long been connected
with the business apartment of that paper The
price was thirty three thousand dollars, which sum
whole establishment $3.50, 900. The profits of the
paper for the last six months have been $50, OOO-
N. Y Courier.
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SDecial Notice.

.srAspARo is conduetedsticty upon tho CASH system
-, are discontinued at the expiration of the time
then hare been paid Subscribers mill be notified
WEEKS before their time is ont, By CROSS MARK on
papers, and unless the :uosetpso" Is re"s'sa the po-
ng rubs discontinued Th's IS rule from 'A'ea there
rubs Departure "a''" for the e'0'' mark and r'"s''
your subscription.
c,m;. Weekly Standard a per annun. do.
~ subscribers desiring their papers changed must
'n,,on the Post Office from, we'll the one to- which
,hv desire the change to be made.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

KnLBD.-A sailor, belonging to the Schooner
Emily, lying at the wharf at Carolina City, fell from
the mast Saturday last distance of ninety feet,
the body rebounded and fell in the water The fall
it is supposed caused instant death. The body
found on Monday morning, in Newport River, FIVE
miles above Carolina City.-Daily Progress.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

RALEIGH TO BIB LIGHTED WITH GAs-We learn
that the Commissioners of our City have determined
to have the town lighted with gas In thus deter.
mining they have met the expectations of our citi-
zens generally. The gas works will be in operation
and the City lighted, we presume, by the meeting
Of the Legislature in November.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04
Cable Celebration, in Neo York.

Cable Celebration in Neso York.
New YORK. Sept 1.-The demonstrations of joy
today by the people Of this city, at the success Of
tie Atlantic Cable, we're most enthusiastic.
Lord Napier attended the celebration to-day, and
will be of the guests of the city at the dinner
to morrow evening" at Metropolitan Hotel! He will
dine, Friday evening, with Mr. Field, in company
with Captain Dagmon, Of the steamer Gorgon, and
other British officers attached to the telegraph squad
ron together with few select friends Of Mr.. Field
The following despatch was received to-day, from
England: -:
LONDON, September i; 1853
To Cyrus W Field, Esq., Ne,o YorE: The d.
rectors are on their way to Valentia to make q.
rangements for opening the Atlantic teeg aph to the
public. They convey through the cable to you, and
your fellow citizens, their hearty congratulations in
your joyous celebration of the great international
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

RAM.-After IN almost unparalleled drought, re-
sulting in reducing the corn crop at least one-ha
we had delightful showers Of rain on Friday even
will be of great benefit 70 the farmers it will en-
able them to turn their faow lands and put in their
wheat sow their turnips, &c.-Sdlis6Nsy Watehnnan.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

For New ORLEANS VIA NEwBERN.-We notice in
the Depot in this place, Lotto paper from the Neuse
Manufacturing Company, Raleigh, TO- N. W. Jarvis
ESQ, destined for the above named city.-Dsily
PrVgress
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

LITTLE President Martin Van Buren,
is OF visit to New York. He looks younger and
is moro active than when atthe White House, TWEEN
ty years ago.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

Hon. j. CLANCY Jones Renominated
READING, Pa, August 8l.-fhe Democratic Con.
gressional Convention met here to-day. DR.. Hunt
was chosen president. Hon. j. CLANCY Jones was
nominated for reelection to Congress By oeclansa
tim - ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

LOOKS WELL-The GAINESVILLE Uenn.) Jefsrson.
ian states that the tobacco in that district looks we'll
and promises fair yield.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04
CERTAIN AS FATE.

CERTAIN AS FATE. 1-e~E
IF THE ACCOUNTS due the late firm Of ROysrrp
JONES MOORE be not paid or before the ist tiay
OF october nextwifhont exception they will be pac.
ed in the hands of an officer for collection.
hope our friends will deprive of this dsagreeabe
necessity, by calling in and settling up.
JONES MOORE.
AsoeiSh' oept. z, 1905 Tit.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

~ Christmas of Granville, charged with the
h. uer Of negro man in that county, was taken
w.. 9nerlff Gooch on Tuesday morning last from
n aAe County JAIL to be confined in Granville
00unty Jail for trial.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
~ THE FIRST MONDAY after the 18th Monday in
~ September, it being Monday of Wake Superior Court
SHALL 1t the Court House door in the City of Raleigh in
pursuance OF Deeds executed to by Alex Adams sell
one House and Lot being part of Lot No. in the plan Of
Also one Negro Man, named Peter Terms Of sale CasI
WIN. N. ANDREWS Trustee
September /, 1858. 7i-7tnd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04
MARRIED.

At the brides fathers in Johnston COUNTY ON Ii. ma
1t BY Edward OVERLY Esq, Dr. John s. Leach to mr.
Elizabeth Harper, all IS Johnston. u q
In the morning saw two Clouds
And in the evening they both Hoated into oue"
- City papers please copy. 3 =
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

81 Ten Gubernatorhl Elocsions.
Aggregate votes for Governor u North Carolina,
from 1910 to 1885, inclusive: 81 6
=, - 1870. 20 IS -. 4
j. M. Morehead, Wing, 44.484
r. N. Saunders, Dem, 5000
Morehe.ds maj. -, =. a ''~ asa Il
Total vote in 1910, so,3s7
1912. r. p ,+@
j. M. Morehesd, Wing, 87,94s
L. d. Henry, DEM, 34,411
Morehead's mai 1852
~, Total vote in ls42, 1854
1914
W. A. Graham, Wing, 1856
Michael Hoke, Dem, 39.43s 49,.
Graham's maj. 6,153
Total vote in 1874. s2ol9
1916. ..-...;
W. A. Graham, Wing, 43,4s6
j. B. Shepard, DEM, s5,627
Graham's maj. 1859
Total vote in 1916, 1918
1s4e.
Charles Manly, Wing. 42,536
David S. Reid, DEM, 1852
Manly's maj s54
Total vote in 1s4s, s4,21s
1850.
David s. Reid, Dem, 1885
Charles Manly, Wing, 42,07l
Reds maj. 2,774
Total vote in 1850, s6916
1862.
David S. Reid, Dem, 1884
John Kerr, Wing, 42,993
Reds maj. 5,49l
TOTAL vote in 1852, s1,477
1854.
Thomas Bragg, DEM, 4s.7o5
Alfred Dockery, Wing, 46,620
Braggs maj. 2,os5
Total vote in 1854, s5,325
1856.
Thomas Bragg, Dem, 1888
Jno. A. Gilmer, K. NJ, 1870
Bragg's maj. 1898
Total vote in 1856, 1O2,56s
1858.
John ". Ellis, DEM, 56,2l2
D. K. McRae, Dist, 1906
Ellis maj, 1921
Total vote in 1858, 96,177
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

TDRINTER WANTED.--A GOOD JOURNEY
Il MAN PRINTER can find employment At this Office
Apply Immediately. & go
"Standard" Office, Sept. 8, 1858.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

New C6fToN.-We learn that w. w. Whitaker,
ESQ.,, of this county, sent bale of new cotton to
Petersburg, Va, via Raleigh and CASTOR railroad,
on the 31st ult Mr. Whitaker is one of our best
farmers and with the facilities afforded him by rail-
roads, we presume his cotton reached Petersburg
by the Cd inst, ahead Of all competitors. We
trust he will realize good price for this, his first
fruits" -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

The DAILY PRoGREss.-We have received the first
number of this paper, published in Newbern by
John L. Pennington, Esq, Editor and Proprietor
We looked for handsome and readable paper from
the hands of friend Pennington, but take pleasure
in saying that the Daily Progress more than meets
expectations. 1t has City-like appearance, is
remarkably well arranged and printed and is replete
with interesting matter. The price of the Daily
Progress is Sc per annum in advance.
Newbern is fortunate IN the number, appearance,
and character Of her papers. Besides the Daily
Progress there are two Others the Nea Era and the
Gazette which are well conducted.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

az We learn that as yet only four sheriffs have
settled their taxes with the Comptroller Of State
We have previously noticed Mr.. Flynt, Sheriff Of
Forsyth. as the first The second was Caleb Miller,
of Lincoln; the third Jas. T. Bostick of Richmond
and the fourth JAS Roberts, of Rockingham.
We learn from the Comptroller that the increase
of revenue, so far, is about five per cent. on the
amount paid in last year.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

NORTH.CAROLINA STATE BONDS.
NIORTH. CAROLINA STATE BONDS can be pnrchased
N from Pulaski Cowper Of he City of Raleigh the 80
thorized agent Of this COMPANY for the yale Of sid Bonds
Il c. PEARSON, Presx =
.-.,z .,-zss ., Western N. c. Railroad Comply.
September O. 1858. <si.e ~ u Tiff
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04
NOTICE.

VsAKEN UP IN LINvlLLt COVE, md eomnittsito
the Jail Of Watauga eonaty, North Carolina, on ~
his right cheek height abcnt fet7 or inehee
weighs about ly0 pounus and bad on when taken np
his person pass in the following words -: Let the bsrsE
John pass until Monday morning IN Grss1.ood g ~
BY J. W. Clinkscales The Is requested to ems
and prove property and pay expenses OF aid boy viii -
dealt with according to law: :.
August 90. 1858. 8 go -. lisa
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-04

WDEEBES FALL STYLE FOR 1853. $50,
ID Csses Extra Fine Molessln HAts, Mish IL sduaA
bic Ventilator- eomething entiEely.neW. -
MCGEE 4 WILLIAMS.
Ang. II, 1858. 6s-wAswAG
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-31
Septi3en.

Don alien !5silmitteln Der alteren unp neueren
3eit bat tsins cine 70 a%Iseteine Qufnabme unb uni
Yer1tlen @ebrau6 .%eefunpen, ale Or. Solsttsr's Be-
riibm,tes 0asens9 itters. @ls Elm unitertrefTides
5ausmttsel lonte es In leiner Sanilie febten. ba es bic
5eiltraft teiibt, Die Strait elmer tepen I'm &n3u9 fG BE-.
f~fnpenpen &rantbeit gu breden unb aIs6alb %bolRdn.
btse 5eiluns berbei3ufatren. gu BADEN Ut biefes Bit
'srs in jessr @pptbsse.