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TTAcHMENTNoTI

M. oroningcr, Plaintifl Before Thomas Cal
VS.. ff boon. ] P. of Green
David @. White, Deft.} tp., Ashland Co.. O.
ON the Nth day of April, A. d. 1858, said
" Justice issued an order of Attachment
in the above action for the sum of seventeen
dollars and seventy five cents, debt, and ten
dollars, probable costs of suit.
N. CRONINGERI
May Is. 1858. 3w50s
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MILLER HOTEL.

THE subscriber having enlarged and refitted his
wellknownhotel, opposite the Sampsel RoI Sc,
on Main street. is now prepared to accommodate
the travelling public in a superior manner. de
hopes that the liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to him will be continued. He particularly in
vites hisfriends in the country to call on him, as
his bills will always be found reasonable. His ta-
BILE will constantly be supplied with the best the
affords. Good %stabling for horses and a
OstleE. will always be provided. Boarding
for private families or single persons furnishedat
reasonable rates.
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In Probate Court
of Ashland coun-
ty, Ohio,

Reuben N. Hershey, Ad-
ministrator of John Bren- In Probate Court
User, deceased, of Ashland coun-
VS.. tY, Ohio
David Breniser, Isaac
Brcniser, heGry Breniser,
Mary Garmin, John Car
min. Frances Feather,
IsaacFeather,J Jacob Bren- Petition to sell
Brcniser and John Bren- land.
User.
ITO the said defendants, David Beniser,
L Henry B~reniser, Mary Garmin, John Gar
min, Francis Feather, Isaac Feather, Jacob
Bruniser and John Breni<er, heirs at law and
legal representatives of John Breniser, decd,
You are hereby informed tn at on the 18th day
of May, A. D. 1853, said administrator filed
his petition in the Probate Court of Ashland;
county, Ohio, the object and prayer Of (which
petition is to obtain an order at the July term,
A. D. 1858, of said Court, for the sale of the
following real estate. (of which the said John
Breniser died seized,) or SO much thereof as.
may be necessary to pay the debts of said de-
cedent, to wit:-situete in the county of Ash
land, and State of Ohio, to-wit:-inlots num-
Der three 81 and -four ~, in the town of
Mifiin. REUBEN N. HERSHEY,
Administrator of ohm Breniser.
May 10, 1858. 4w50
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- Tvo 1brothers cbomberl;, ~

ZE Two brothers, Ghamberlin, of
Butler county, were hunting squirrels,
when, in the excitement of the sport,
one fred his gun incautiously and The
other received the charge in his eye. The
one who fred the gun took the wounded
brother home in his arms, but he died
in a few hours. The brother who fired
the gun is in danger of becoming insane
from grief
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NOTICE.

A IL those knowing themselves indebted to
A-he firm CO nuIin 81 Crane are hereby called
upon 10 settle their acc cunts Immediately. owing
to the death of Mr.. Dulin, the accounts must be
Immediately; they are in the hands of L. L. Crane,
as surviving partner.
7 wouLD particularly call the attention of our
L friends to the fact that Messrs. Roller d. How
ard havinspurchased our stock ofgoods, and mad,
large accessiopsthereto, they will be found read!
and willing to accommodate on liberal tie rms.
1. i. CRANE,
12na3tf For ate firm of Dnlin & Crane.
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RAKERy Ann RESTAURANT.

Inconnectlon with the Hotel he w11laIso &C 4
tinue to keep open his BAKERY and EEsIA y
KANT. wnere he ill at all times keep onbhn
Confectioneries. Pies, Bread. Cakeg
aIIkinds drinks, and If sF or1er
cry luxury to be found onthe tables Of flfLCia-
eating houses. MICHAEL NIL eh :
Ashland, Nov.4. 1857 ~
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Estnte of Thomas HamiIton.

Estate OF Hamilton.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN sigend has been duly appointed and quail
flied as Administrative of the Estate OF Ihom-
as Hamilton, late of Ashland county, Ohio,
deceased. ISABELLA a. HAMILTON.
June . IS5S 3w52*
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TIE WArEw-cURE JouKNAL.
THE isRENcL0GTcAE JoU.NAE

Devoted to Hydropathy, its Philosophy I'm
Practice; to Physiology aud Anatomy. with nu
merOus Illustrations; and those laws which GOV
ern Life and Health. 81 a year.
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DO GOOD AND GET paid FOR
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The terms are such there eau be no possibility Of
loss. EVERY FAMILY will be glad to obtain soma
of them. For particulars address,
FOWLER & WELLS,
30S Broadway, New York.
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For THREE Do1IARs esq, in advance. a copy OF
each OF these three Journals will be sent one year.
Specimens sent when desired. subscriptions
may commence at any time. Address,
FOWLER IL WELLS, 3o5 Broadway n. Y.
June 9, 1858. - evil
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that I have been duly
IN appointed and qualified as Administrator OF
the Estate of Jane Mcclure, decd. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said Estate, viii
make Immediate payment
March "a. ie5s, 3ws2
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KINGS HOTEL.
New HoadOD, O.

MFR. ASCHER would inform the travelling
We and pleasure seeking public that he is
nat the proprietor of the "ASCHER HOUSE,"
but has come into possession of "KING'S HO-
TEL" that under his management he will fur
nish the best accommodation. This is true of
his well furnished, large and pleasant rooms,
n well supplied table and the conveniences of
stabeiing and livery. Hei prepared to enter
tain parties, large or small, and has a large and
beautiful hall for ~cotiIlion parties, exhibitions
and public lectures. Board, ST. per day.
New London, June 2, 1858. l2n52tf
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devoted TO all progressive measures for the Elc.
walton aud Improvement of Mankind. Amply IL
Illustrated with Portraits and other Engravings.. s
u year.
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NOTICE,

Reuben N. Hershey, Ad /
ministrator of John Bren-
User, deceased,
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Notice TO Teachers.

Il County will hold the following Examina-
ions during the year 1853. at Ashland, viz:
: III u Q .--l.-of EnlrnnnH-
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@ ~ AZ I'D i "a g 8
Window Glass. and all kinds of GLASSWARE
Also, all the most popular Patent Medicines
March 80, 1855. vl2n43tf
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-wAsHINGToN CITY, SATURDAY., APRIL l7, 1855


NOTICE FOR RESTORING CERTAIN LANDS
In TO MARKET IN THE STATE ALABAAA-No,Iee ~ here
BY ua The f1nntsyiic Ataa,
wilt @ s after e 10Th day " Nay hs % s sst At
private enry and location public embraced the
following towashl~ enry prior
10 withdrawal by Notice No ssb being lands which had been with
drawn probably flH wtt&u tl rbsd limits or selection cl
the railroad grant TO AaAy Congress approved June o.
1886, but AHcc axccftsin.si be within sad limits viz
NortA g the taa ise and e TIC Haa,scie mesidsaa
Townships and q Of rsuge b. 49,. 4 f..5-.l. t.st
Townships l. and and the parts townnhiIs and g. north
and west a ths Tennessee river, Of range = tA
Tow ashs and and the townships and north and
west Of The Tennessee river, ci range 2. Nll l f5
Township and the OF townships aud north
the Tennesste river of range s.
The parts Of townships and north and Of the
river raugA o. ~ tft .. $50 ffl. aJ3il3il5rl
Given updcr hand omce city
washlngen, this nth day Of March, 1858
att t1 u TIfOS. A. HENDRICKS,
d, Mar l8--iaw6w lint &Str1 Commissioner
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s. tia No. Goa. f
by the President OF the United states.

! ~ "a
TN pursua,icc Of law, T. James Buchanan, President
tnhc no cld
Acss !" ffc rsxxrr " al the periods hereinafter dss
at Raowxsvx commencing Monday the ,ra
deyJ Sass,rr n disposal pubic within the
following named townships, viz; 36fsa "a ss
yo + s base Tine and east # Ae siaA priacipai m,dia.
That part township Sac Yox Half
The parts Of townships . outside Sac Fox
and iF Breed Ncmaha and fractional townships and
To. ps q township oe outside Of the Sac and Fox reservation
% s pfn + ssf q ,ss 4
Tint of township outside Of the sac and Fox
Breed, Ncmaha reservation, and township O. Of a.
Townships ], :, a., 8, and ., of range l3s
Tw"sis Tow"sSps ana q q rnss rsnss II
~assss TS~%sss aaa asa & & rsasss range j.
Al Cry commencing Monday the
s @ ss,s. sss K ssss s % i S, disposal p the public lands within
Nos # line aud u ne sa principal
Fractional townships 9, Of range u.s. gis aiW aa
Township and fractional townships 30 TO- IL and ~ Of
Townships 7ss TO- H. and II, and fractional township 10, Of
Townships TO- and ii, townships s,
Townships o. H. and fractional township 12 range
Townshps townships ~ Ia
townships and 49, and fractional townships a. lS 49,
range o. yftf8}t3 is &tFtffta e Nll1'N = OH HN8FlE
Al land onoc oxAIA Orr commencing Monday the .A
day September n for the disposal Of tho public lands within the
following named townships viz e lnT8ift4Ws ff863
Nora Of the line Of fyicirai
tss.Ss rrss,"ss ,svn. 'Svn. s is ~ ia ID 81 es ss, Il
s,. ox9.As " rs Il and % e ns' Il y 10 and
Fractional township Ia townships 49, S TO- H. and 49, and
Frac,ona townships H. n townships 49, II, s,
" isas,Ss towaS 49, ana and townships is io and
20, Of range 9. sh Fag s4a hliaQ y al gt858 3{tEq3
lands appropriated BY law M ,hc schools military and other
uf the
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
FnIDAy April 16.-No. 70. James Sfinson plffhtfn in
error, Hercues l.. DDusaaa. 1hilrnnse aayued
by Mr. Cooper for the plaiptH hi epr. apd by Aessrs
Cushing and Gillet for the defendant IN error
Adjourned until Monday N o'el0ck- pi esf' = sAs
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Sole Agent for Piese & Ls1ns Pssfumey and 0rpowds.
TNHE agency for the United States Of Messrs Picsse
I1bn perfamcry factors " London having been transferred
from the % nrn ngcr Co.. 399 broadway nrm
Gegc Inger being in cncsion with esablshmsn
nfrm merchants fancy goods Dealers and the generally
Ia keep hand and in bond constant sapy cssS nbn
articles sua the Frangipann perfume and It's compounds the
restachonut preparations In all their varcc 70 whh
added from time time, whatever said nrn introduce
ket combating excellence with novelty Merchants may
their orders being cd with and
able heretofore y. DuPUY,
s81 coo Broadway, New York
The real Frangipann perfume manufactured by Messrs
Psse nbn OF Lnon and they take this opportunity to caution
purchasers against imitatons which there
approach degrees the exquisite fragrance by
r. h L. ftAN@s&t t3AF ~ NF fk4 t8Fs ss4 M t# :
Frangipanpi boquet ~ s34esF& sRsfaf8 elf
Frangtpannt oil for the hair, exqustely scented.
Trangipnnf fruit H their scent for years and impart
rl frsRrance % ARTICLES they are placed near
Frangirauni scented soap tttse vi etfAfA
Franganni hot The loIgs put
piece Of the incense H. and the apartment will be dcghHniy
prrfuined.
Frangipann poAade This Italian Tia
superlaaiyc fragrance has given world wide reputation
FrangilMnni saicllet Sold every 6fIfE *4s
March 6--2tawI wIucs&Sus3ni y
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GQOllS-~DuvALn
fno 1scs call sttsnhr II thetr cha
tho public In genra. Arrival III ar
ssrk spring a,si goods a~ok wAch t Gvud
qualities of nne thin Cloths aud black aud
ncst Drsp dtc. All ( which they prepared 10
make 20 order IN their osoa style of elegance
DtNAIL h EsO
Ap i-coihZw Merchant Tnilors.
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x2.oMpLETIoN 81 Panama Railroad Rcdnotion

HtOMPLETTON Of Panama Railroad. Reduction
Of steamships ienve New
York pnwa tho bh and 10th of each MONTH connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 10 San Frnncisco.
st~s inspected approved by the Navy
Icpnrtssent snd <Prd amd sgf<y sF lf Ist 20
The IAnam~ railroad az miles cna) completed
and E crossed IN hours The baggage
checked IN View York through to San Fancc and
snbSkcd hhannA by compsy rxpcnsc The
paid Va New York all triI. i
Reserve steamers kcTA Now York.
Franf prevent detention In case Of accident that tho
entirely rsiksH. Nlfs M q ~. 'i m ~
Passengers Aaptnwau
Concto through by eGh charge
and children without other protectors. t.i. . n, w.. ~
For through tickets the lowest rates apply agency
West ssr-es, New York, TO tN8f T. W RAYMOND
May a--d6 slyif sa atlBfs1utfh 40 le Hal1l iidl
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INVENTED BY EuGFNIo LATnLA, ARCHITECT, NJ s. A. &c.
nESIGNH made for concrete churches, villas cot
A. ages, and farm buildings Office Gothica Chappaqua
Wtstchcscr county, New York. rfg N
JUNG l7--dtf sa..t fN &C. Fr.
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NEW YoaK ADVERTISEMENTS.


. .. Mefrtng = Co.'s Patent Chanpien safes.
FTvHK subscribers grateful for past favors and
J. Hndhg Nsnt discriminating pubic fcsowng pao
10 that extent al
their STOCK hsys earged h do, by spenps
and salesron Broadway at No ash "
potc the City Hail This enlargement n wayeoan with
recent extensive enlargement III their enable
hors " hand nj all
proof sasss Than any other establishment tho world Particular
tntion VIII be bad to
with other iurnitare for the security plato cwey
win Keep hand and make money Ghosts
DOORS aud bank vaults Halls powder locks
store doors ones patent perturbation bank lock and
Iatont letter lock, Without key. HrN
3. G. HEIiIiNG h Co., aga..
Nos. 1885, 1877, aud l3q Water street, and
- ~ f No. 25l Broadway, Murray st. New York
" W. Df1 NaGhNaHt b. CoYLE Il CO., agents 4
ga. t-3lEfsl ll s Washington, D. c.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 2c1y W. Richmond, Virginia
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hr uessYpns ~eAs es as.de svs'ssy IN savs~~ sod
te peVr Mil II exytrWenn "
sueerihct renewed Noacc viii given u
~ien ihsil subscriptions ~
fp's~ el mai viii be AT tho rtsk " thc bsTbar, spt
I" the pobh hucr " THO urion ~ fAtstfN NANsatAh NJ
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ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law has removed
I've bis once TO his residence Franklin Row
Trsccnh streets he viii ccsnuc devote principal
~ 10 cases in the rnlted States supreme Court
Oct 2S--d1 q Nfifat fI ft ths tN r4ff Wftta
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MI oDERN LANGCAG ES- - Professor DANIEL r.
'uUN Teacher aud Translator csfe-
w French ansh, aud German No 22s avcnuc opposite
'"'ush ho'el Mar 2o-d3mo
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~ GORGE w. BRAY, COLLECTOR AN } AGENT
N for Houses Residence No asa Nuh north
streets, Washington. iatf tplftti1
House renting and colscsng promptly punusl
urns made Jan 22-- d3m
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 Co,

gise89n84 Raahtv, H5angats
II, ~ CORNER PINE AND NASSAU sTREETs NEW YORK
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers.
IL available all the principal oc mercan-
Tile credits, for use in Europe, Chlna &c. ,,s f ha
Jan 81 Bind
VITHEELER g. WILSON, Manufacturing Com
w psny improved Sewing Machines for families
combine AL
that have been invented 1hc extensive and increasing sae
the approval that
ccse the poctors warmly recommending them They
have bern In suenty long to test c thoroughly and have
Among the undoubcd that they others
Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
from arrangement and need OF repairs.
3D. uB0xannpied ease and rsraday 0f operation tftH3
Sd Noiseless
4th Tho remarkable perfection schng appca
biiry u variety purposes xnd materials i t7Fst
Principal Office No. a4a Broiway New York and their agencies
In the principal cities OF the Union May 26ly*
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E0RGE w. BREGA, ArroRxRy AND CouSsxI
NJ Lon Law, No. 10 Val srsr, NeS rsvk. ,s
26-snn
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WyIscoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,

yARNAM Office Banking
am @ Gos c % give Information Win regard to
ana q r Wisconsin % ma q a
the selling dwelling prop
e e 9n ,co s"m'ss0 ss % make COLLECTIONS osane es
Particular attention given to IOANlNG MONEY which
and tho from twelve rad
than IN Now York tic reason s lands are from
- 70 100 per cent every year Interest legal in Wisconsin high
Al business and letters o. inquiry promptly attended To- and
turns rc,n'sd by mail Or express to any par" Of The @ country
He refers TO the following gentlemen. Hon. O. wn.hburnr
I''s m c%pS L cs nt n .s es
Isempcssn Wis Hon Tso R' rscsvsr M Y : lind o.) e u
do Hon CALI dadsc oh Judicial aroai) cales'e,wr
IrBBITT HOUSE,. ii. FREEMAN, street,
~ bctwccn lsh and i4s streets Washington, y CTh's cpu
rooms, has ii hs Requisites q dssteiass house
depot landing arrival fr the conveyance
passengers and baggage to the hoseI Oct s--
FURNISHED ROOMS. .--parIors with 3eei-roomsat-
airo~ite wiardx' Hotel. 'n Mar 2l--sn
Ell OcuIista Dc Paris
ID ECIEN legado csta cuidad tienna el honor dc
CABalaERos RrANorS er
surao dc npciaclos airo
1ssuds povionaaen.s "a Eight street. corner rsaa avenue
Frccrw muy moderAdoa, 10 D,sno do Europa 3tftft
saasitsss Improve Y0ur Eyes. tS 81 a8
CtTRENGTIIEN and assist them, bv the Paris Opt
~ cian w00IFSON, WIN has arrived E,rosc with his
wcl tho manu1cture II good 0hrrs al tho ha&est
proved spcctclcs and gasrcs among which are The
rEIsCorTC CONCAvE AND CONVEX. DOUBLE FOCUS AND
DOUBLE IlsuED BRAZILIAN PEBRlES CRYSTALS ETC,
sss sts .ss = .ss %ssss III s's a -''''
canpclcd sscs, slcss using
VIII be suited first sight Tlxss wonderfa ~ "a Ff
DouBlE-rolHaIED vKyKxlyS14AN CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations the Worlds Fair
Paris through their producing asncs and cssness vion here
toorc unknown other improv .atga .t
ss" MI STYLES opera and masnyng glasses ccmprsscs
snd microscopes Tor Hghfh and
very reasonable .hc same .s luis essabsneca IN Earorc
Nov 2i-dly ~ 4
4 E0RGE w. BREGA, ArroRxRy AND COUNSEL
NJ IoR-ArI Law, Ma. ia Val sfrs~ Aep York. -
Nov 26-6snn
IL GORGE w. BRAY, COLLECTOR AND AGENT
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DROF MACLEOD'S boarding and day school for
Il Young ladies, 500 street, between lth and 18th.
Feb I6-3awn
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TN THE RUSSIAN MISUNDERSTANDING In
il errupted Tales. vol. 81 2s. ftt II
ISLANDERS Russia and the Old World vol SO cents
Islanders Baptized Property 81 Il cents
The o. 30.
Tho 14h December, 1926 and the EmFror Nicholas 81 rs
liamodr. SO cents w iAf}N HH ta
The Clock. . Numbers. 81 sN 5f FRANcK TAYLOR
Ap 10 tt.,ssta t tr f5t t5s ~ gn} PA 7 tr-
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yXyATCH Repairing and Engraving w atches,
wv mekecpcrs every description
repaired accurately
Engraving Of every description In the including
cutting of moocs, and initials ifl
~ Visiting wedding elegantly printed
Ft Ne gg H. W. GAIT h Bro
Jewelers. 32l rennsy avenue,
Jan 30--r Between
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3f3e PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS. 3
DROFESSOR j. r. CHURCHILL, Artist, respect
fully his friends patrons past encourage
inent, socits a continuance Of The same. -
studo nt McCacys Gallery No iS Pennsylvania avenue
doors Of 4ta street 8Fi3Stf 4H tsssia sf'3fa
ss4t} srrE
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MI ISIS HOSMERS BEATRICE CENCI SLEEPING
AVA This exquisite piece Of sculpture by IIar
n liosmer the American scuprc exhibition
rod at Philips Fine Art Gallery, 322 Pennsylvania avenue (wa
Stephens, & Cos buldng)
Admission Is cents. Hours IL, Till dusk.
The proceeds Of tho exhibition artist
March 17--tf
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NV ASltlNGTON ART ASSOCIATION. Tho Sec
Nv ond Annual Exhibition the Washington Association
now open at tho Gallery street. 18Th
IRON TO- an, 10 10, y. .s3 iasltH Nb Il3astf
Admission 23 al
bookstores aad hotels, a door.
Dec 25--tf as'
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~ EORGE G. THOMAS, COMMISSIONER OF
NJ ali States, Notary Public street
No. 400. 1855 6 8tts u s3 s M t May 16--1y
n TAMES j. DICKINS, TTORNEY-AT-.LAW
q Patent Claim Agency, Once Southeast
IT
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IIVVkJI1-Vs bUVtt
IL bctwcon 18th and 14h Washington ~ Cs ropu
fashionable hotel has thoroughly repaired and furnished
with new and superior furniture II contains hundred
rooms, has all tho requisites OF drst class housc.
proprietor coac which will be the
depot landing every arrival for the conveyance
ttFs5 9--
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-08-18
Col. Walter l.. Steele.

1t is with much pleasure that We announce the
election of COL Steele from the senatorial district of
Robson and Richmond. He carries Robson by
2O4 votes, and Richmond by 40, making his whole
majority 244 and this in district heretofore regar
ded as hopelessly opposed to Democracy. For the
first time in many years Richmond county gives
Democrat majority. This is the county in which
COL Steele resides, and the vote shows in what est
nation he is held at home. The people of the dis
trct have honored themselves in honoring such a
man. At his own box he led his opponent ss votes,
while McRae beat Ellis votes.
We learn that COL Steele denounced distribution
throughout the district as an infamous humbug, and
appealed to all TO sustain the Democratic party, as
the only to secure the rights and preserve the
honor of the South. His triumph shows that his
appeal was Lot in vain; and the heavy gain for Ellis
in the same counties demonstrates the power of such
an appeal Gen. Dockery did all he could to defeat
COL s., and has doubtless groaned in the spirit that
bis efforts were so Intellectual The election Of Col.
S. is Democratic gain.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-08-18
The Result.


From the returns received, more than two.thrds
of the State, think Judge Ellis's majority will
reach 1900 probably more In the Legislature
we shall have majority Of from fifty to fifty. five
on joint ballot. Where is Distribution Where
is the Registers candidate "a candidate forced, so
far the Register could force him. upon the opposi
ton. What does the Register think Of /" Independ-
ent" gubernatorial candidates in general, and Of
Mr.. McRae in particular? And especially, what
does it think of Independent Distribution cand-
dates? Where is Venable e?-the man that was to
pull off his coat and roll up his sleeves for McRae
Where is Linn b. the special rotege of the Register
and the man that swore Johnston must elect him?
"Like the baseless fabric of dream,'
the fabricatons of the Register and the hopes of
disorganizers, distributionists and Know-Nothing-
Whig- g-Amercan-Republ ublcan-Samites have gone
"Gmmering through the vale of things that were,"-
political tail, without body or head.
What are the cogitations of the Elizabeth City
Sentinel, the Greensboro Patriot, the Asheville
Spectator, &C.? Will not their pale ghosts hover
around the Register office, pointing their skinny
fingers at Mr.. Syme, and utter in se2ulchral tones
the startling words, We TOLD YOU SOP"