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nN THE 18TH JULY, 1885, WILL CON
~ MENCE THE SECOND SESSION OF
Roanoke Male and InS fifufo

ROANOKE Male and Female Institute.
The Female Deparne under the charge Of Mrs. E.
j. MOORE and Miss MARY 4. WALDO. These ladies' US
teachers. are p obabv second to in The State.
The Male Depart is under The control uf Mr. j. W.
DEFOR A. NJ, late Professor uf Matheinatc aud Natu-
Ia Sciences IN Mad s"n College Pa and Mr. J. L. SWAIN.
tn these gentlemen are successful experienced aud prv
fe>S una teachers.
In ih.s Institute the most thorough instructions
gwen IN mathematics MUSIC the rudIne of Natural aud
Moral SC the Greek. Latin. French and English Lam
gmges, and u other branches commonly taught IL such
Insii iiiuIions
Tuun per term IF five months. in the Female Depart-
mrnI rum 81" tn SO; The Male Department frui 2
10 50, according 10 stud Music extra the Piano
g." The Guitar $i11, including IF Instruments.
G"d board from 81 l." 81 per month. The institution IS
Gated Al Hamt"n Marin CO.. y. c.. u very pleasant
healthy and accessible situation. Accommodations ef all
KINDS are ample. Discipline mild bui firm Half the
tiun l'avabic IN vanc-
For further Information address of the teachers or
B BENNkT
W. X. SHERROD, C1a
T. Z. WEATuERSBEE,
June %, 1855 aTZw4t*
.s Raleigh Register c.py four times.
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For the Standard.
MR. MILLER AT WELDON.
On Saturday last Henry W. Miller, Esq, accord
ing to previous announcement addressed, at Weldon
portion of the citizens Of Halifax and Northampton
counties.
The audience very respectable in point of
numbers, and fully as intelligent any ever saw
convened on an occasion of the Sort am entirely
preciating sound argument and of detecting fal
lacious one. 1t was, l apprehend just such an
audience Mr.. Miller desired to hear, and judge of
his reasons for "the faith that is in him."
Mr. Miller did not utter a word calculated to hurt
the feelings of his old associates the contrary he
expressed his confidence in their patriotism and his
belief that calm consideration of the state of parties
would lead them to the same position with himself
MIR. Miller's argument was confined principally to
the point that the Black Republican party mpelled
by lanaticsm would direct in the future. as it had
directed in the past all its efforts to violations of the
Constitution, whereby the South might be reduced
to state of vassaage, and her rights forever gnOr-
ed that this party can be met only by one which is
national in its character, and has strength at the
North as well as at the South that the Democratic
party alone comes up to this standard, and hence
that it is essential for and binding the conscience
of every Southern to forget all former differ
ences and predictions and rally to its support
Mr.. Miller reviewed the political history of the
try for the last eight years-he appealed to no mans
prejudices-he resorted 20 none of the arts of the
array of facts and force of argument and lustra-
ton unanswerabe and irresistible. His denuncation
of the ''cowardy cauminators" who covertly assail
him, and impugn his motives, one of the finest
specimens of invectve have had.
The last ha!f hour of Mr. Miller's speech was d.
rected to an examination of Mr.. McRae's plan of
distribution as set forth in his "Dancy letter.
While entirely respectful to Mr.. McRae. for whom,
personally, he expressed high regard he exposed the
impraccabty, folly and absurdity of his scheme of
disribution-hs panacea for all the evils with which
he imagnes North Carolina to be afflicted do not
believe that single person present on the OCCASION
after MIR. Miller concluded his argument this point
could have been heard tn declare his adherence to
MIR. McRaes views set forth in the letter in ques.
ton.
| rejoice, indeed, Messrs. Editors, that Mr. Miller
now fights under the Democratic banner, and thus
occupies position where he more effrctuay
serve the South, which requires the united efforts Of
her abieSt men III resist the OnSlaughts of Back
Repubcani>m l rejoice too that he is devoting
Some time to an exposition Of the state Of parties
and the cxigencies OF the tines. and thus preparing
men minds for the contest Of 1860 when his clarion
voice will be heard above the din of the BATTLE in
spirrg the Democratic hosts with courage and mat
shaIing them for victory.
CHOCEEYOTTE
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For the Standard

TU.
MEssRs. EDIroRs Allow me to call the attention
Of parents to the fact, that Mr. E. P Tucke's School
commenced in this City on Monday last. l sincerely
hope he will meet with that encouragement to which
modest worth entities him. He is scholar and a
gentleman, and the Iredell Express but does him
simple justice in making the following remarks in
reference to his address before the State Educational
Society: "Tbe address repete with practical
and spiced with passages of oratory and polished
diction that 6ow only from the mind of the gifted
and accomplished scholar" There is room for three
high schools in this city-let US educate our boys
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY.
OARROLL COUNTY, VA.
i AIYlS RARTIEY NJ Is.o.i.Is D.:

CARROLL COUNTY, Va.
b. F THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal
D. ALflS BARTLEf A NJ, associate Principal.
Associated with efficient instructors.
H\HE 10TH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
WILL COMMENCE THE FIRST MONDAY IN AU.
GuST and continue twentyone weeks. Board De had
III lf1,e;I,l GSTu iaies ; az SIX dollars per month
Hsviile is village near the top of the Blue Ridge
mandng view of the most picturesque, romantic and
lime scenery.
is well supplied with good water and pure air from the
surrounding mountains, and renowned health 1t af.
fords as good society smaller generally 1t is
situated on thoroughare from Tennessee to North.
Carolina, over which line of stages and is within
few hours travel of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
through he hberalty OF iessrs Andrew S. Fulton Ben
Rush Floyd and Alexander n Chaffin two Gold Medals
have been presented annually for the years the
best speakers The Annual Catalogue will be any
one desiring further information about the school.
July Z, 1885, 27-w6mpd
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JAMES M. EDNEY.
COMM ISSION NERO HANT,
&c ,InHN-SIREEr n Y

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
56 JoHN-STREEr. n. Y,
RUYS AND FORWARDS EVERY KIND
- of merchandise for 2 per cent Cozqnission Refer
to Cows Swain and Morehead, N. w. Woodin, j. W. Os
borne, c. p Mendenlall A. NJ Gorman Esqrs, and Rev
c. F. Deems Hon. w. A. Graham and others Dealer
Pianos, Melodeons Organs Harps Guitars. Music Sewing
Machines Iron Safes, Pumps, Garden Engines, &c. 4
printed list of all the different makers kinds and prices
tnt free. Publisher of elegant thograph of Hickory
Nat Falls" n. c., (Sl,) and the "CHEROKEE PHYSI-
CLAN: OR, INDIAN GUIDE TO HEALTH" This in
va m Jany aaessr sonid oe IN every house II treats
remedies irDm natures bouneous stores, for all mfr
mites and miSfurunes 1t printed fine white paper
handsomely bound fourth edition, 3Uu pages aud ad
free for one dnlidr.
New Rosewood Pianos, $3.50.
March 23 1858. l2-weow6m.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE,

VNHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF
informing his aud country friends that he has In
store and IS constantly wing all kinds of GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, IRON, DRY GOODS SHOES
BOUTS &C. which he will sell To puncuai customers ON
time or for c,h for very small craftsmanship of
f.iowing articles:
Bacon, Calcoes, Pows
Lard, Black and BrownSpades and Shoves
ETioIr Cottons, Rope and Baggng,
Meal, kersey Jeans, Grind Stones "
Corn Needles and Pins, Stone Ware,
Cheese, Portmonies, Tubs and Buckets
Molasses Pocket Knives, Steel (good articlei
Tobacco, Knives aud Forks Sole and Upper r
Sugar, Combs, Leather
Coffee, Hooks and Eyes, Boots and Shoes,
Candles, G.. d. Caps Horse Shoes
Soap, Carpenters Tools Nails of every de-
Starch, Buttons andThread, scriptiou
Spun Cotton Iron,
Miscella articles too numerous to mention
return heartfelt thanks for the very LIBERAL patron.
age heretofore extended to and trust by strictly honest
dealing to merit continuance of the same knowing that
can sell low low than any house in the Cty
Please give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
LYNN ADAMS,
Soqih-Sde Market Square,
w Raleigh, n. C..
PS All kinds of produce taken exchange for Goods
Feb ls, 1855. s-wGm
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VNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
Il LANDS lying ON The waters of Codde Creek Cabar-
rus county, on which he lives The Tract about
l275 acres about 800 of which is cleared and in
high state of cultivation The place well improved has
20 story Brick Dwelling House, with L Of two sto.
ries number Of good Negro Houses, Gin House. Cotton
Screw Ice House, Barns Cribs, &c In the yard is We'll
of excellent wafer There is about meadow on
the place.
Us not often that so large body of good lands and as
pleasantly located as these offered for sale The dwell
ling is about miles frm Concord and about AZ miles
from the Depot on the North Carolina Road ~
The subscriber being desrus SELL invites nur.
chasers to examine his place. The terms will be easy
Possession will be given as the crop is galber.
~, X. &. YOUNG.
Cabarrus CO., July z, 1858. 2s-watnd.
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United States, Mail-SaIisbury to A.h.u.,,
-FOUR NURSE COACHES
NHE TRAVELLING PUBLIC ARE n
pectully requested TO give this line tri., hES.
NIL hnd 1t to be The cheapest, nenres and Est rn, ihy
My Coaches are tine, large-Nine and Fourteen EST
Concord Coaches 49, ' assenger
mo Hacks on the Road,O
My Horses are well trained and gentle ana .l
ure in recommending the Drivers this line AS ne Pleas
most sober careful and gentemanly Drivers To he The
any Stage Line " ound on
Travellers will find this route a more pleas,n, ,
any other passing through StaesvilIe by The Than
road Bridge, Newton, Morganton Marion PIs.oa oa Hail
dens Swananno Gap of the Blue Ridge in full ~is Gar
celebrated Mt Mitchell and Mt Cngman Of ifs d S The
Mountain Persons wishing to visit the Black Mnl.c nl.ck
can procure guide and horses MR. STEPS Sunnlains
TERS, and in few hours ride reach the Blsck rOR
House. and at their leisure visit MtchePs Falls NJ
Rocky Mountains. hAs' Of ths
Tickets on this line good for three months
STAGE OFFICE in Salisbury, at the Rowan House
C. s. BROWN I;nt,
Morganton, n. c., March s, 1855. - O1zNaeto. 17o.
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OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.=cH,I

STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA,-C
- HAN COUNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses
sons-May Term. ls5S.-Wiam Cavendish vs. Lewis r.
league Attachment.
Ii appearing IN the satisfaction of the Court that Lewis
T. league the defendant in this case is NONRESIDENT Of
this State absconds conceas himself that the or
binary process of law cannot be served upon him: Ii
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
for six weeks successvey in The North Carolina Standard
commanding the said defendant to make his personal a
pearance at the Term of this Court to be held for The
county of Chatham in Pttsborougb the second Monday
OF August next then and there to plead answer demur
repevy; or judgment by default will be entered against
him.
Witness, Richard C. Cotton, Juu Clerk of our said
Court at office in Pttsborough the second Monday Msy
A. D., 1858.
R. C..COTTON, CT &C
ue
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NOTICE.-I TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORM.
IL ING the Citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding
country, that have commenced the GROCERY BUSf-
NESS in Raleigh two squares southwest the Capitol
aud opposite the Masonic Lodge expect to keep
santy hand good assortment of Groceries such
Sngar, Coffee, Teas Candles Tobacco, Snuff Leather.
Shoes, Meal Flour, Lard, Bacon Butter Cheese Moas
Salt, and small assortment of Dry Goods and
other articles toe tedious to mention hope BY strict
tenton TO the business share liberal patronage from my
friends and acquaintance.
JOHN MYATT.
kts Also. still continue to carry the CARRIAGE
BUSINESS the same Lot, than seventy FIVE
yards from my Grocery. have lot of CARRIAGES and
BUGGES hand all of which of good material and
well put up And when going around looking for
Carriages in Raleigh, don't forget because am little
out of the way.
JOHN MYATT
December 18th, 1857. lel6-wly
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VlHE NEXT SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS w,,.
COMMENCE JULY 18TH, under the nsirT,c,;on LL 4,
Rev. DR.. CURTIS. VI ihe
Tuition in English, sl2 TO sls.
Music, Drawing, Painting Ancient and Modern L.
guages, at the usual extra advan Ian.
Board including washing fuel and lights can be had
$40 to sl2 80 per month. 'e naa III
W. F. STRAYHORN Secfv
July 6, 1855 "ea
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS

(hedr the corner Of Ha,yeH and Wilmington Ssreets)
THE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
IL Their friends aud the public generally that thew are
now prepared to all orders such as Monumepts
Tombs and Grave Ornaments of all descrip
tons and will manufacture from the best Italian and Amer
can Marble at Northern prices and finished in the latest
Also, Granite Work of all descriptions for buildings or
all other purposes Mason Work, &C. done to order
N b. All orders from distance promptly attend In
Address,
January Is. 1858. s-H11 81
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Mitchell's Falls.

- OF the State to canvass the same and procn,a ~
scr1bers names for the sale and delivery of an SUB
gotten up in the finest style of the Art renrs& & and
place where the Rev ELISHA MITCHELL Ios, L Lng The
his explorations of the Black Mountains in the @ me
1857. Upon the receipt of Three Dollars we viii itf s d
to any person desrous of taking agency Two pcnh
one Tinted and one Colored as sampes-with fun ni
ducements sufficient to make it paw an ener,a r IN.
For further particulars address at Ashevile y csn
February /, 1858.
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.
THoNAsvILLE. DAVIDSON Co., N c.
IYNHE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT VIII

Will.
IL be on the sZnd of June. The Fall Session will COM
mcnce on the LIST day of September We hope pupils
viii all be present, be clasS-d once Tuition re-
duced The English Branches from IS to$a per Session
OF five months Board and Tuition in the igher English
Branches per Session. $43 Music and Ornanenras
Our corps of Teachers is complete Fur further infrma-
tion address
j. w. THOMAS, President
90 Board of Trustees
May II, 1855. 2I-wtf
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MASONIC CLASSIC INSTITUTE. PERSON
MlCO, y. C.-REV. JAMES Il. BRENT PRINCIPAL
aided by efficient assistants commences its next session.
Mednesday the 9th OF January 1885, Board $s per month";
Tuition from Sx to $50 per session Hilisboro' is the
nearest point on the Central R; South Boston, on the
Principal Ne.' '"e
~ - ,o, JAMES H. BRENT.
~ Az' Aeof' l2l6-wH
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100 PIows and Straw Cutters for Sale

Buy cheap and pillow deep while sIuggards sleep.
And you shall have bread and money spare or TO keen
EEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE. THAT
n am selling, and will Continue 10 SELL low for cash
or on short time to punctua customers. have in s,gs
large lot of Candles Leather and Shoes together with
general assortment of Family Gruceries such as Snpsr
Coffee Teas Hoiasses Cheese, Flcur Meal and Corn bt
old and common Liquors, Wines, &c, &C. which will Ii
wholesale or retail Call and for Yourself 9Th dsr
north side of Harget Street. determined not To be
undersold BY any one
Thankful for past vors hope by fair dealing and str.
attention to business to merit continuance of the same
JORDAN WOMBLE
Raleigh, March "a, 1857. III
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SITUATION WANTED.

"A BOYS enter any College in the State, wishes
situation to teach either in private school As
sstant in public Academy. He has certificate of good
character and scholarship from his instructor Rev. Alex
Wilson, ID. ID.
Address. without delay, II. c. d. or Rev. Alex Wilson,
ID. u, Melville Alamance county, n. C..
June ~, 1883. 25-w5t.
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A Cure for the Piles!
.AvING BEEN AFFI.ICTFn q

IL with this terrifying disease and fndino No r,aS
finally discovered VEGETABLE OINTMENT wb;.t ft
leive, is unparalleled in IFS efficacy Having cured % %
and many others. offer this remedy 10 The nfT
as the most speedy cure discovered L. is no Sorb
humbng. could produce many proofs, but as tb o.;
ment Is out ON Its merits, those that are afflicted %
be the best judges after using the Ointment; By sanS
One Dollar, and cents in Post Office sfamps Rr S
be sent anywhere in the United States vi"
Address, NEAL BROWN.
May Z, 1883. IswIt
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y 80 sats ENTITLED - fsf--.
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Each Number Contains Portraits of Distinguished Free
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Articles by DR.. A. G. MAKEY, Rev. GEORGE OLIVER,
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from the Pens of the Lending Masonic Authors of
the Present Century.
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Each Monthly Part Contains much Reading Natter not
to speak of the Costly Engravngs illustrating the
same, as ALL the other monthy issues of
the Masonic Press Of America,
rolled into One.
1t is Acknowledged to be the Mouthy Masonic Magazine
of the Age.
TERMs-PER AYSuM
Single Subscription, year, postpaid, g 90
2years, 500
Clubs Of Two to Eight, each 3 so
Clubs of any number above Eight, each 200
The Cash in all must accompany the orders The
subscriptions for each year with the first Jan-
uar number of that thus supplying the subscriber
with the Masonic Romance series complee But the work
being siereotyped any number series of numbers will
be mailed Postpaid Oh receipt Of the gTse p cents each
Secretary II. p. Association,
Louisville, Ky.
July !, 1858. 27-w4t*
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thing that could cause Drunkenness all went
merry as marriage bell. Lemonade flowed freely,
aud music abonnded Nothing unpleasant occurred
and ali left for their respective homes pleased and
delighted, hoping to meet again at fuckers School
house the next anniversary of American freedom.
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Louis XIV asked Count Mahoney if he understood
Italian! Yes, please your Majesty" said the
Count I" if it is spoke in Irish."
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NOTICE TO PHYsICIANs.-a VERY FL

II bic location in tue nurthern part of Nurrb CO.
for Physician with ali the convenienc.s NECESSARY E I
accpnIm' datiun of family, WILL be vacated sbnrrlr I -
present owner, who purposes moving tu another S.,.
Th Sc desrus of locating, will receive all Necessary In
nation "n application 10 the Editors of the STANDARD
April 2, IsJs. I5-w,s.
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-, The Yellow Fever is at the New York quarantine.
Inc newspapers are discussing the probability of it's
spreading throughout the city.
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@0n REV .-RANAwAY FROM THE
@AO SUBSCRIBER, the 9Th inst- negro os
GEORGE, aged about % 81 years. medium size ~.
height and very rough skin his face. Said boy was
purchased about three years since, from Josiah Brldg
near Louisburg; but he raised Raleigh, where
expect he 10 lurking The above reward will be given %
his apprehension and confinement in any Jail so thai &C.
- WIN. S. LONG.
Edgecombe county, July s, 1883. sS-Wn
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- THE FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. New
BuiidD spacious expensive and conveniently arranged
for the young ladies' aud the old Academy Buildings re
paired partitioned, &c. for the young gentlemen. No
forts nor expense will be spared in securing the best d As
ssiants Dir. MARSHALL will remain in the Aacacen!
My own services will be given mostly TO the Seminary!
Apparatus and Library will be supplied the studies n
/ Iequire.
prmpt attendance is very desirable. Parents guar
daps and students will please bear this in mind Fol O."
Annual Circular and further particulars address the SUP
sGrioer at Cornish Flat, n. H. j. B. WILLIAMS bs9'
Wilson, NC.
rt DIS. RICHARDSON,
Principal of Wilson Schools
July /. 1853. 2S-w4L
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HILLsBoRoUGH FEMALE Ac.npr,,

February /, 1858.
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CoddIe Creek Lands for Sale.

May IL, 1858.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
SCHOLASTIC.
Mckenxie Insiituie.

Ill ss,enieenh session Of this lnsiltute will open
| on the frat Monday Of October next AMI continue
forty weeks. under the superniendance Of Rev W,
r. Mckenzie asslsel by full corps o. experienced
Teachers. The buildings aye large and pleasant AMI
Laboratory well supplied With apparatus. The two
Departments Of this .ieaismy viii be en,irgly dis
iluet.
CHARGES for Beard Tuition, Room Rent, Washing,
etc.. iSrsession VI forty Weekss
Eng,ish Department, II paid at close ~ ~
10 do II not paid AZ close III W
Lingual or Mathematical Department.
b.. moi Maid NJ close li3 00
Music on riano Porte, with use Of Instrument 90 ou
Incidental tax on each student l'"u
Ten per cent allowed for all advance payments
Pupils charged, after tho 6rst mouth, from iao OIL
entrance. and no deduction will bemade under any
circumstances. except for proraeted sickness
September 18th ls51--li ly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
The following story i, current in Virginia

Tae following story is current in Virginia ;
Fac Baptists were bapiizlng some converts.
they flashed BY baptlzing an old Negro Ia
siaee) The parson, not thinking as much OF
his soul as Of the white portion Of his converts,
let MIN drop and make his own way The shore.
The Negro blowing and putting, reached the
shore, and sitting on stump. remarked that
Some genteman's niger wOnld get killed BY
rich foolishness yit."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

lie DECLINES Ir.--The following episode in
ias debate IN the Methodist General Confer
encs, on the 2Jfh, over motion TO raise the
ssiary Of Bishop Payne--who was in the
Chair at the .time--is quite lacopjon0fair
AID refreshing exhibition Of ahS go
ion foduty o. W. D. Harris to
faise Bishop Payue's salary to =! The
ri,air--f decline ii. c.. q. Hauis-l beg
,hs Bishops be still. The Chais-I have de-
eiiued salaries before. Let me alone; sir G.
~ p. Harris--will the Chair let US alone :
The chsir--The bretheren will please let me
alone. G. w. d Harris--WilI you allsw Us
tg-vofe7 The Chair--f will not.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17
HOTELS.
UNION HOUSE,

Mckinney, Collin County, Ttras. "A
THANKFUL for past vors conferred upon me by the I'M
travelling and local public and being determined % Him
time and enirc attention U the wants Of
wcar!cd Gyclor ,Skc hs method Of nooins EVERY porY
and the balance mankind that hse open mt all ir'e
the pon accommodation VI those who may favor iae
with call Being Of but business, and ht,ing
farm connected will my house promise patrons that they
must and shalt DC satisfied In connection with my house
large and convenient stab supplied with the hne PROV
ndvr Of Egypt, and attended by hes, snd reliable
osers. II Il, IL M =:
Dolri with lodging per month 81. 90
" without lodging per month ~ %
Man aud horse per day eg
/" nisbtsuppcr and breakfast, Is
Man per light, 20
Single meal, 70
L., 1t he distinctly und rood the Office Of the STIGE
LINE r. Mckinney Bonba and from Mckinney To Dallas
kept house. and PASSENGERS always be scconmoda-
tea KS other travellers at twenty Ave cents per meal
Aug. J. lS67-5:iy.