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The LEGISLATURE.

As the Christmas holidays approach many of the
members are leaving for their homes and the prob
ability is the two houses will hardly have a quorum
from to-day until the lst of January After that
time evening as we'll morning sessions will be
held, and the public business will be rapidly trans
acted
The Revenue Bill on which the committee have
been engaged for week two past, will be report
ed during the first week in January.
On Tuesday, the Danville Railroad connection, so
called, being the special order in the House, Gov
Morehead spoke at some length in advocacy of the
measure. On Wednesday, motion of Mr.. Outlaw
the further consideration of the question was post
poned until the 10th day of January Several other
important measures, and among them the Fayette-
vile Coalields bill, have been postponed until the
first and second weeks in January.
On Wednesday, the following gentlemen were
elected Councillors of State Josiah T. Cranberry,
Of Perquimons; John L. Bridgers, of Edgecombe :;
John A. Averitt Sr of Onslow Jesse A. Waugh,
of Forsyth; Dr. Columbus Mills, of Polk William
j. Yates, of Mecklenburg; and P. NJ Powell, of Rich
mond.
The attention of our readers is invited to the pro-
ceedings of Tuesday and Wednesday, in our paper
TODAY
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Henry MOrdecai. ESQ.

We publish below the Card of Henry Mordeca
Esq, announcing himself as candidate to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of E. G. Hay
wood, Esq; We have heard of no other candidate
but Mr.. Mordacai, and we presume that other
Democrat will take the field But our friends would
do we'll to be on the alert some of the Know-No-
things may attempt to run in some one by concert
on the day of the election Let there be full turn
out of the Democracy, and we will have nothing to
fear
To the Freemen Of Wake County:
1t is doubt known that there will be an cleo
ton holden the SOth of the present month"; for a
member to fill the seat in the House of Commons
vacated by the esignation of Mr.. E. G. Haywood.
At the solicitation of many of my friends de-
clare myself candidate to represent them, and will
be thankful for the support of my fellow-citizens.
HENRY MORDECAL
December 81 1858
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House was called to order at 10 o'clock
Mr. Bryan, of Craven, presented memorial in
favor of H. H. Davidson, of Cherokee county.
NEW BILLS.
Mr. Smallwood to increase the Revenue.
Mr.. Smith, concerning registrations and records.
FROM THE SENATE
number of enrolled bills from the Senate were
read and appropriately referred. We Will notice
them on their second reading
RESOLUTION
The resolution authorizing the public treasurer to
remit the forfeiture of $1,000 penalty inflicted for
neglect of duty, on the sheriff of Cherokee county,
for failing to settle his taxes according to law.
This brought on very desultory debate
Mr.. Scales, as chairman Of the committee on
dGms opposed the resolution on the ground that it
necessary for the Legislature to make the sher-
if, fulfil the law as otherwise, the public interests
must suffer.
The resolution was supported by Messrs. Fagg,
WOolin, Walker, Morehead and Caldwell, of Burke,
On the ground that it was severe sickness that pre-
vented him from being in time with his payments to
The Treasury.
An amendment was proposed to stop his per cent
age and allowance for insolvent debtors.
Mr. Fagg made strong appeal in favor of the
sheriff, who he stated on authority, had to borrow
the money which he had paid into the treasury.
NeSsrs. Walker and Woodfin also opposed the
amendment, which was rejected.
Mr.. Bridgers spoke in favor of the resolution,
though he generally was in favor of holding sheriff
10 strict accountability.
The resolution passed It's second and third read
ms.
DANvnLE CONNECTION.
On motion of Mr.. Outlaw the debate on the
Greensboro and Danvlle railroad bill was postponed
10 the 10th Of January next.
STATE GEoLIGIsT.
TN motion of Mr.. Ferebce, the bill to abolish the
Snce of State Geoogist was made the special order
On the llth of January next.
COUNCILLORS OF STATE.
A message was received from the Senate propo-
hs to 60 into the election of seven councillors of
Nate forthwith Cor result of the election see Sen
ate Areport)
- BILL ON THIRD READING.
The bill to open the Pee Dee and Yadkin rivers
"tne passage of fish, passed it's third reading and
Vas sent to the Senate
BILLS on THEIR SECOND READING.
lhe bill to incorporate the Wilmington Ocean
'gam "a Navigation Company.
Inc bill to incorporate Keenansville Female Sem
mary
Inc bill to amend the act of 1859, relating to
Ns,lhg IN Tar and Pamlico rivers.
fish,
lhe bill in favor of VIM. Pollock, Sheriff of Jones
county.
lhe bill to charter the Ports Gold Mining Com
Rhy
dhe bill to charter the town of Keenansville.
burned
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.r.,,IIous nosition in voting for men vino could
n a 'l"d "lectcd, (Cries of "order.O
no, ~ o' sneaker. The Senator is out of order.
MI Mr. T,rner If these men have been-(order, Or
NJ canc,,sed on, desire to be excused from voting
derJ Of .excuse him, and laughter)
CrleS Wo,ston u moved Mr.. Turner be excused from
MI. MI. Rejected amidst much laughter.
1ol's Turner again got the floor, but the Speaker
NJ him ont of order, and finally ordered him to be
seated o+ TIM floor h,+ down went the
cneakers gavel.
sPan' sas senate then voted as follows:
ur Speaker, Messrs. Ashe, Battle, Bledsoe Boyd,
pown. Cunningham, Davidson, Dobson, Edney'
BOsh' ",hsr Houston, Humphrey, Landlord, Martin,
l'i,' person. Reinhardt Speght, Taylor Thomas,
N1'SW Nn SWbitakcr-22-votedfor for the following:
anu II,.iab L. Cranberry, of Perqumons; John A.
'r;tt ' Sr., Onslow John L. Bridgers Edgecombe;
Ne,'i Waugh, Forsyth Pleasant NJ Powell,
ySs,Smond. VIM. j. Yates, Mecklenburg; DIR. Co
l,mb,ls nn, Mills, Polk.
nnio" wo'srs Blount Carmichael Douthitt, Flanner,
c."rcn Leach, Mcdonald Miller, Ramsay, Walkup
J u"1W C1Worth-l1-voted as follows:
aI aIcwis Thompson. Berte; Frederick Grist, Beau
srt VIM T. Marsh, Pitt; a. G. Foster, Randolph;
p' Ss N Pritchctt Brunswick; Anderson Mitchell,
Tltcs y- and Col Wm NJ. Walton, Burke.
Mr. Turner refused to vote.
The o,nt vote resulted as follows: for the former
r., for The latter 81. MesSrs. Granbery, &C., were
.taref,re elected councillors Of State.
Tho Sneaker announced the conclusion of the bu-
rpss on the file
Wr Thomas moved, if in order, that the vote jusl
.tsn he reconsidered. 1t now appeared the oppo-
s,iop had been caucusing, for they had all voted
,s same ticket and he felt like refusing to vote to
is even with the Senator from Orange daughter. }
The Sneaker ruled the motion out of order.
Vr. Turner desired to correct mstatement of
,,e Senator from jackson. He says
Vr. Speaker. There is no question before the
Senate and discussion is therefore out of order
Mr.. Turner. If the Senator from jackson makes
m;sstatemert am not in order to correct him
Nr. Houston rose to Il question of order.
Mr. Turner The Senator from Duplih is out OF
order.
Vr. Speaker The chair will decide questions OF
o,]rr. and down went the gavel.
| Mr.. Houston. | move message be sent to the
ITnse proposing to go forthwith into election OF
twelve trustees for the University That will give
,Ec Senator chance to vote. Qaughter.)
Mr. Turner. Have you caucused on them p
lLaughtcr)
Mr. Houston thought not. But he advised Mr.
Turner insist on an immediate election, for there
was no knowing what would be done fa week or ter
Gys were allowed to elapse Continued laughter.
Mr. Cunningham moved to lay the motion of Mr.
Houston OIL the table. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Speight, the Senate adjourned
ill ~ o'clock to-mOrrow-thus ending the first
Christmas frolic.
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For the st ,ndard.

In corner sits Bird,
Determined to be heard;
Whistlng "jay jay"
To his friend Dula.
His friend Dula replies,
With tears in his eyes,
My loving Jay Bird,
Your sweet notes are heard"
The Bird without delay
In merry notes did say.
His friend shan't be heard
Till be shaves his beard"
In reply to this remark,
Up rises Dula, as a lark,
And says, "in Birds behalf
Ill pronounce this Epitaph."
"',Our friend Jay Bird lies here II [coFFIN.]
de llv'd in sin and died in fear:
80 fdtse Knight ne'er was found,
AS lie, in all the world around.
In long and weary life,
ne met with toll and strife;
But in all his trials sore
lie managed to get them Ger.
But, in his exit from the world
ne, on Leihe's shore ,ods hurrd.
peace to his ashes be-
Tho he was unkind to me-"
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TIME SUBSCRIBER PROPOSES TO OPEN
IL the 2Oth of JANUARY mkt, in Hillsbnru' the
premises lately occnped by The Rev Mr.. Burwel for
school purposes Classical School for limited number of
boys between the ages of 10 and 5 Nome but good boys
need apply.
TERxs:-Tuition $50 per session of five months
Board Sl2 per month"; lodging, fuel lights and washing
inclnded Excellent board DC also be had in desra
bic families in the town.
Further particulars made known appl cation.
WI. Il. OWEN.
Hisbnro. Dec. IL, 1853. l0S-5
cB- Spirit of the Age insert times.
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a3y3 Attention is inyited to the advertisement of
Wilson Female Seminary and Wilson Male Academy,
in our paper to-day. Mr.. Richardson, with his able
Assistants has succeeded in founding as good schools
as there are in the State. They are well located,
we'll managed, and deserve as they are receiving, an
extensive and increasing patronage.
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The Hon. j. W. Forney, of the Philadelphia
Pr, ss who is now at Washington, writes to his pa
per in Italics L have the best reasons for saying
that the President counseled the attack upon the
Senator from Illinois Il NJ Paper.
Well, what of it? Mr.. Douglas began the war
on the President and the latter has acted only in
selfdefence. Mr.. Douglas can terminate the war at
any moment he may choose to do it.
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INDEPENDENCE MoNUMENT.-Itis is proposed to erect,
in Independence Square, Philadelphia, Monument
to the Signers of the Declaration of Independence,
the cost estimated at $l25OOO to be jointly borne
by the original thirteen States, as follows:
New Hampshire, So, 900; Massachusetts,, $l1, 900;
Rhode Island, S., 100; Connecticut, $4,000; New
York, 5000; New Jersey, $1,000; Pennsylvania,
s25, 900; Delaware, 1000; Maryland, $4,000; Vir-
gnia, S12, 900; North-Carolna, $4,000; Georgia,
$4,000; South-C Carolina, $4,000.
This, we presume, is the proportion as fixed by
their respective federal population under the
of 1850. Every State named with the exception of
North Carolina, has contributed, authorized her
authorities to contribute, her quota. South-Caro-
lima came into the arrangement this week. This
State will no doubt do the during the present
session of the Legislature.
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sY We congratulate brother Yates, of the
Oh rlotte Democrat, upon his election as one of the
Councillors of State 1t is an honor worthily be-
slowed, and one that will be worthily worn.
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Is,' nAkoN HrMBoLDr has predicted his own death. A
,er Sa written by him. lately read in of the Prus
Sa law courts, caused a sensation from containing
md uecaration: My death shall take placein 1859"
,,.. rslng that it would be better to postpone a
aah publication of his work till then.
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, Inc death of Col Albert Pike, of Arkansas, is an
a"1nced ,,d He was distinguished lawyer, poet
tIa A., Scholar He commanded "C'' company of the
d1AaIsas da.'a cavalry in Mexico, and was brave and
ssErm'ned osp soldier He was Past Grand Master
"free Masons in that State
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Ewe The "Iredell Erpress" comes to us very
much enlarged and improved. We wish the enter
prising Editor the greatest pecuniary success.
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~ Next Saturday being Christmas day, no pa
per will be issued from this office. The Standard
will appear again on Wednesday next as usual, but
will not be issued again until the succeeding Sat-
urday
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LAW NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED has removed to Neubern, with
u the ntentun to devote himself wholly 10 the practice
of The law. He will attend the Conris all of The
rounding counties and will also practice before the Su-
preme Court at Raleigh.
D. X. McRAE
December %, 1888. los-if
~ Iredell Express Greensboro Patriot Western Sen.
tinel and Fayetteville Observer copy six months.
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December 21, 1858.
The Negro Exemption Law.

A highly intelligent friend who is himself large
STAKEHOLDER, writes to expressing his gratcation
that bill has been introduced into the Legislature
the object of which is to give strength to the
institution of slavery by exempting one negro in
each family from execution for debt. He is very
desirous that this bill shall become law
Without going at this time into consideration of
this subject, and without expressing any opinion of
upon it. may add that it is which
may we'll and engage the attention of the Leg
islature 1t will doubtless be considered, and elicit
discussion when the arguments for nd,against the
measure will be adduced.
There are about three hundred thousand slaves
in North Carolina, and the number of shareholders
out of the six hundred thousand white population,
is between thirty and forty thousand
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
VUNHE SUBSCRIBER will cell on the premises. fhree
miles north Of Raleigh the 18th day o February.
1852 the Paper Mills Crabree creek and known the
Raleigh Paper Mills.
Terms or SArR;-One.third cash, the remaining two.
thirds and two years. with interest from dae.
Persons desiring 10 purchase requested examine
the property and Mills there il chance for bargain.
E d. SAFER.
December 10, 1859. lo-d
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
TuNHE NEXT SESSION of th. Preparatory School in
II this Institution will begin Tie second MONDAY in
January, 1879.
A. & BROWN, Principal.
December 90, 1858. losTld.
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Gbe Stanbar1.
THURSDAY. DEC. %, 1858.

HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHERS OF UNITED STATES
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S4C2. 50


I respectfully submit, therefore, that authority be
given to sell at long period, say thirty years,
$4OO 900 of State bonds and the placing of this
amount in the Treasury, that the Department
may be free of debt when the Sheriffs pay in the
annual revenue. One reason for this recommends
ton is, that our bonds are now commanding high
er price in New York than they have for some time,
owing mainly to the great accumulation of money
at this time, at that and other points. Temporary
loans can no doubt be made as usual, while steps
are being taken for this permanent loan.
Though 1 presented in special report of the
18th December, 1856, to the last Legislature, the
debt of the State showing when it created, for
what purpose and when due, l have concluded to
show in this the whole debt of the State coming
down to the present time.
From this it will be that the following State
bonds have been issued since the date of that re-
port For Fayetteville and Centre Plank Road,
$4,000; Fayetteville and Warsaw Plank Road,
Sc, 0OO Insane Asylum, $56, 600; Atlantic and N.
c. Railroad, $685., 800; Western n. c. Railroad
S4OO, 600; and Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal,
$3.50, 600.
Of the bonds for the Western n G. Railroad, fif
ty have not been delivered, the day of sale not hav
ing arrived They are entered above because they
bear date 1st October, 1853 You will discover
that 5000, 600 of State bonds will fall due in
the next year, and $500, 600 in 1860. A portion of
the 100000 will fall due in March, and the others
in April, May, June, and July. These last were
issued under an act passd 18th January, 1S49, as
the exigencies of the Treasury demanded, and bear
date different days of these several months,
like the coupon bonds which bear date the lst JAN
uary, April, July or October. l think provision
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Agents for the Standard:
JAMES H. BIGGs and r. r. HuDNAL, of Raleigh,
c. G. McCRuMNEN, Travelling Agent.
All postmasters will please agents for u.s.
sB- All former agencies are hereby revoked.
August ls, 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
To the Ladies of Kent County.
"MOUNT VERNON RECORD"
A Paper published in QuartO Form, the first Of
eueru month, at PhiLqdeI0hia peun

cOe'y "tOfeTt, ut IHttddetpHtd, rem.
A chief purpose TO which The Record will devotc
ITSELF ls the advocacy of the unbe cause of the mr.
chase OF the Washington dOman by the Mt Verunn
Ladies Association of the Unon, to This end IL vvll
seek 10 neIte and stimulate exernns hrDug hput
portion Of the land. We blessed and favored
people and II behOves to yield some tangible evi
dence that there does exist within the popar beort in
all its strength and power, true and generous patriot
ism, that needs only an OCCASION, CALI or a command
TO manifest itself in ready zeal 10 help forward lis
country glory and lis cOuRtTy = good.
The Mount Vernon Record" will give each month
such details IN regard TO the operations al The Ladies'
Association may t0 Interest the IJeopIe and
direct their minds 10 more s0cirude for that
great and commeHdable purpose il sees 10 accOmpIsh
IL will contain we'll collected series of thOnghts
sentiments and opinions upon Washington as Ibev
have been various times expressed by master mi,,Is
md viii be repertoire OF historical mat RAIN
IAg the country, and Of interesting suie,ts anec
does &c, Illustrative Of the d" Father of his COnnlrv
and those noble cOmpairIOt spriis who NO frarlc.i
tOlled with him III the struggle for our Ineorudsncc
Its columns Will also cOnta poetic and nIsceII,ne
Ois matter, with lists OF names cOnrIbutos In tha
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and through whose patriotic influence such nomes
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Terms Si.OO per ananm. invariably in advance
Address, s. r.. WATSON,
For Mt. v. L. A. ofthe U ,Phrla. S'"'" 'ecofa'
July %, '58-6m -
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28

SPECIAL LlcENsE TO sell Liquor for one uear
=, from date.
May 9th, John r. Williamson. goo
April l4th, David Smith. on
June 10Th, Thonas Denney, %
Jelly 3OIh, VIM. II. Boiles, 00
August I'd. J. S. Matthews. on
Sept. II, John II. VauGesel, On
Sept 25, James Fountain. Oh
May 27tb' VIM. McConaghy, to sell LIQUOR
exclusively, m
PEDLARs.
April 2lst Rch'd +. Hastings. to travel3
months with one horse and wagop. S6 95
april 3Oth, Jos. Weaver, resident, foot
pedlar for 6 months, A.
June 18th, Solomon Goldstand, resident,
months with one horse and wagon, ~ so
June 18th, Lois Goldstand, resident, foot
pedlar year, 8
July 9th, Bair Goldsmith, nonresident,
foot Pedar months, 25
July ID, Joseph Cohn, resident, foot ped.
lar l year, q
July 20, Joseph Cohn, do, one horse and
wagon, mos, I2
Attest. JNO. S. BELL, C.P.
Octeber 4th, 1858. (o2I.2w)
N. b. The Diamond State will please give
the foregoing list of Licenses two insertions.
and present bill to the Legislative committee,
at Dover, at the next session in January, 1859
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Mechanics Store!

Cheap Groceries, Cheap Dry Goods, and Great
Bargains in all kinds of Goods,
at the Mechanics Store,
Where all who desire TO economise ,bo;r r,oor
should call an buy much Goods for ten dollars cash
Or IN produce, as they &c! else where for twelve or
fifteen dollars. WV VI
sell The best Groceries at the very lowest pTice:
we sell the best Dry Goods the very lowest price
we sell all kinds and of BOots Shoes and Gni
ters cheaper than sold any other stofe-nut ex
his cheapnNss, ~ '''
we sell the very best qualities of Snuff and Segars
We sell only for Cash s'
we BUY all kinds OF Country Produce at the high
est prices Tor Goods, or per cent oil for cash.
Very thankful! for the liberal announcement bers.
oiore extended to u.s. we hOpe by strict attention 10
business and determination TO please ALL 10 merit
anu receive a continuance of the same
}. X. WILLIAMSON,
Augt9'3S Went Commerce street, Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
Corporations.

Bank Of Smyrna-President, A. Stoclly; Cashier
William NJ Bell; Clerks, +. J. Colt John e. StockIy
Directors Hon Presley Spruance. William j. nurock
Daniel COrbit. Henry Stout Dane. Cummins George
DAVIS. James K. Clements, Peter F Causey y;-Discount
day: Thursday.
Smyrna Library Association -Presdent, Daniel
Cummlns; Vice President, Rev VIM II Brisbane
ing Secretary, DR. E d Daley; Trelsurer WIN c
Elason; Managers. John NJ Dening. Ruht Il Cunmins
ami DIR J L Clawson.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
Hundred Officers.

Notaries Public: 5 huntington and Colt;
Justices of the Peace Smyrna. John Eaton, David
Lockwood Kenton, WIN II Taylor;
Collector: Lewis Graham;
Constabes' Smyrna, Capt Henry D. Scout; kenton.
Lewis Graham;
Assessor: James w Roe.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
Town Governments.

Commissioners: William DenHey, DIR 5 VI Fs!er,
DR. William Cunmins, Walter McAlullen. William &
EIiasofl, Presley S2ruance, Jr and John A. Vusheil
Assessor: William Wllds;
Treasurer: Thomas f. Jefferson;
Police: Henry Cunningham, John L Cheilins and
Benjamin Brown.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
u LIST OF THE MAMES

Ot the Retailers of Goods, Wares aud Mer-
chandIse, Tavern Keepers and Pedlars, to
whom Licenses have been issued from the
fifth day of April. A. d. 1853 to the first
Monday in October, same year, with the
amount OF capital aud the sums pald by them
respectively, for such License, to the Clerk
of the Pence of Kent cnnnlv viz.
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28
State Government, ,

Governor: PETER F. CAUsEY.
Secretary of State: JAMES K. LoFLAND
State Treasurer: WM.J J CLARK
Stats Auditor A. 3. MARVEL.
Judge U. S. Circuit Court: WILLARD HALL
Chancellor: SAMUEL Nj. HARRINGTON
Chief Justice: +. w. GILPIN Associates, j. J
JOHN w. HOUsTON, EDWARD HuorEN.
Attorney General: GEO. p. FISHER
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The Law of Newspapers as decided by tn
General and Local Information.
u. :. Government.

President: JAMES BUCHANAN.
Vice Presidents JOHN c. BRECKINRIDGE.
Secretary of State: Gen. LEWIS CAsS
Secretary of Interior: JACoB rmoMPsop.
Secretary of Treasury Howell COBB.
ST etary of War: JOHN Is FLOYD.
Secretary OF Navy ISAAC ToUCEY.
Postmaster General: A. V. BROwN.
Attorney General: JEREMIAH BLACK
Chief ustIce If the United States ROGER B. TANEY
Smyrna times., 1858-10-28

Asbury NJ E Church, Methodist, opposite Market
street; Rev VIM ii Brisbane. pastor services iOI
O'Clock mOrning-evening at 7;
Presbyterian Church. Methodist and East
streets Kew John McClusky, d D. pastor; services 10
Ocl'k, m, and pm;
81 Peters prot EpscopaD. Union at; pastor Rev
Julius Grammer; services at lO4 o'clock, a m, and 3
O'Clock, pm.