davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

according to the census of 1850, there were re.
siding IN the other States Of the Union 2S3 OF white
ana Tree colored persons who were born in North.
Caroiine. This is exclusive of the slave population,
the natives of that class not being given
Upon the same authority, there are now 1926, $50
persons living in slave holding States who are ma.
yves OF non.saveholdng States and 232 112 persons
living IN nonslaveholding States who are natives of
slave holding States. There are $50 s97 nersons
o. foreign birth in the nonslaveholding States and
S5S,2e5 in the slaveholding
The population Of some Of the principal places in
North Carolina according to the census of 1850 is
Wilmington, 1894 Charlotte, $500
New-Berne. 1881 Salisbury, 1000 1000
Fayetteville, 4,646 Beaufort, 1861
Raleigh, 4,5ls Elizabeth City, 1924
Inc editor doubts from his own experience the
Telao'ity Of the above statement in regard to some
.. the towns the deputy marshals having enumerat-
.ne population not only of the towns themselves,
out OF the immediate vicinity
From the statement showing the number ne ,oro.
OF land listed in the years 1865 and 1887 with the
valuation thereof returned to the Comptroller and
inc value per acre, find that in 1879 the number
OF acres listed IN New Hanover was GIG 743 valua.
uon $i,l4 TT; per acre $1.6s Value Of town
properly y ,26O,355 In lS47 the number Of acres
was 44S l35, valuation $l,O4s, 277 value per acre
30 valuation Of town property 1875, 800. The
h9o 81 acres nsted IN Baden in 1856 was $40.
4e9; valuation $685., 404; value per acre Al NJ.
value Of town property S2s.55o The number ~
acres listed in Brunswick was 3,24l: valuation
$eo1 .o5O value per acre $1.56; value of town nro
perry 9Sl, 6S5. The number of acres listed in Crm.
oetand was 5a5, 075; valuation 81 pa AT: value
TS H. scre $2.09; value town property $72l.9
y.,..;u ar OF acres listed in Wake was SIT 1853
n tn".s Sz,o26.l73; value per acre $437: value
p''per'y $'lS,55o. The number Of acres
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-01

NEW HATS!
DEEBE'S FALL STYLE FOR 1885, ST..
- Cases Extra Fine Moeskln Hats, with the aojusa
Bile VentiatOr- something entirely
Call and examine them
Mcgee l. WILLIAMS.
Aug. II, 1853. 6G-w&sW4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21

Sn 9uffalp, W.s2l, murtf ctne 5rau
Yang untcr rer g(nIlaNc pcrbdftet, tBrrn
bIuii9 bctutntcnrn Wmn tn'S Waftr &C"
Itrbeu I'll bobru, 70 ba6 terirlba crtrdnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
Gilr Wetfcnoe.

Ganiielb, 8r. & Comp,
Rr. 229, Sntttmprearabe,
taben etS pcrratbe Gin arrbcS Ncrtcment her Sertbe
benlten Irtife ais: Z Qptletten' "a 4 d H.
Retfetaf6en, Setfen, parfumerten, Wa'
ftrmc FER. 8abnbUrfsn Ga6er, Porte.
ntpuats, rreu'@tuts unb terBl. Aars
beitfr GMa1itat. (l292)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
llleNilini(r6e Nn1ci0en.

ToIftrec DltitcI rtr-
ten TEN YubIiIum ale bic
tclen utS ScuFrmmsr-
Nen drartptrb irfl6s bic
g1ilenftdf me DIsetttn
krrnrrhrinirn fnnif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
10. .eMf Gain s&Sobn pampf- MabIs
far
nshrclte. neiGnic INN nfidlnitte Sinla1rleit.

Rr. 46, S5pai6apfraFe, Baltimore.
9m senannten glaBe bin td In trn Stanb erfrst alr
Mrten her pten crpahnen
Dre9s, Sdge- umb StntssIrbrtter
aus,ufibrrn. S6riner, 3immerleute, 0uiI6sn'
Batritanten giancma6er unb antrre welhe berarttsc
Nrteit nGttis ta6eu pGrten pCttbut bel mir pprJu.
prcden, ia ID I'm Stdnbe bin biser Su prtaairn, ale
jete anpcre aRuble i'm Staate.
Sd, babe iprtpdbrene pprrdtbig:
SpHtclpicien Vettploiten, 1regpengeldrerr
@anntllers, Gdntihrauben, 6dncp', Sbwetf,
etnfahc uno per. 9dntfbrdubeu, SaBe' glrbetten,
Iterte Sau!en, 90IGenteih(eln merten ib6n unb
NaOen II. Spet &egel' u.au9cln, fGnca bsirr8t.
teNanctCSrGbeu, IrdBsr jeeer Nrt
9tfGteine, @erjierunBsn,
STU bpls.
SD tabc isterleit bic tee IuSrpat gut setrcdnetsn
Strfrs su Ireppcn @elGnbern pcrratbis, mic
4. y. Watdgpnta, bbdums, 0tr d., pappel'
unt & hens Yretter aller @rGfcu.
gGe Ar6cit wirb innsrpalb Ter Statt8rcnen irfftn'
frci dbleliffcrt. tNpr.ia,6Dite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
QewtS $. Stetnsr,
grpfsTrr Der Gbsms I'M Warplinter GOGtsium
her Nhartuncip


New SaOeu, Gcnn., D. Wl1t 1855.
6r. SOB. Newell ben btefr Gmpfebliue tetriift
III hem liutsrjst6ueten felt 9abren perionI6 belannt
Glelfl,5 tabe Id mtb nit tim uber bic pcrtreflitr
,SiGcrbettS pdmpe" gum Bremen eRt,unetder 8IulI8
rite fur teren Grnouu9 er Elm gatent erldnate unter
taeu. Gr beiiBt meiNG aebrudtcn uno publijrtcu VIM
7den Itsr tieie Grfntung, teren Gthtt9ett bur6 @r
idtrung hRidnsli6 bewieen wurtc. Sntem b auf tiee
DrtumCutc lnrpetie, fige t6 ned tinlu, taB nad mel
mem TallrtGRn Sr. Nemea, ipppbl tiniiCbth eireS
Gtdraftrrs, ais aud icner @ehid6teit ais Nmfper
Rintiaer. hes i'm geibCnTten 3utrduenS wlrte IN.
SD tetrd6te feline ,SthrhettS eamre" als cine rbr
ntttle @rfnturg, irelde penn lie dl4emeine glnruen
buna fntet betm Bremen leidt enBunelt6er 8luiIl5
teIteu piete lr9ludlibe nor unSet9em 3ree une nod
neit mebr Scr Sdmfr,en, Srdnefbdbcn uub Gerhlmn
tlngen tCuatren miro, 6snu a lie ogfnarntsn brcnn
taren Dluilsltiten 1nb benz @rplpbtrsn unter
arrrfn nGeen lie nm gang fdrblos cher eearbt en uue
ppltc man has Gjeaentbe bebaupkn, 70 ptree man has
gubliium nllr btntCrseben.
Dies IN meiuc freimtQ1e gIufht unb @mpfsbne etrer
Gade bel welder Id fen per6nlGes Snierele babe unb
wrl6e Id rlr I'm Slrtereie teS pubtuns une bur Ned
fertigun9 ber InipriGe stnes perbtenisolen Wannss
btermtt aG1ete. .. Sttllmdn, fen.
Gen Iasin.grrfduf ticier ,St6nteits qamps" BAT I'M
Gusrps louObl pts I'm Detail
vi frsb s, Rstp
SIR. 3H 9altim6rer, Vlltintpre.
W9. ItSsleiben bat terielbe brennbares Blutum BON
bCr,ii1ldsr Gualitat Qdmpeufdrme Gblinter t. Jum
@rrauf. g3ieerrUsrldufsrn tpirb srcfer Rabatt be-
m1nt. (MrI I6BWteO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
Iun9eOpN Der TErl9e
gDtlltGm 6. VI. @tfeh W. o.,
Vrpiiicr Der GGemte ait ter llniperlta
hn,t gn1rN1dnb


Wlriu Scrr Nahtrm Id nun bic Scn 6errn Reptn In
Pclcn erfntcne plttut Sthertet5lamps rrprCbt tate
nctne i'd fCinru Nnanb beelbe ais bic bric gum 9ren
nen eununblhrr BlUlTgIetsu 9rGsrrte 2lnlpe ~ be-
,Cthnrn tir Id ir fat. Die Inncnruus eur6slu0is
tryrcber nt1uI6dftlt6sr prinSipieu tt gufcriiBuue
terirltrn m tarurb sic Grprl0n ~ rerbitsr IN etsn
70 inurrh mic neu. 81 teic Qdmrc an ciuCm Srte ~
tatcr. p rirb pdS gHbIiflm rrtlblm bic 8crSbrlideu
sum Bremen teS Gampbtre gIetbrGIs uuS duttrer gu
FaFeten berueten 2dmpen abiultafen.
Ghr nufrthfitpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
ysSillfolllllclle yiadJrid)t.


.sSasA l,m es aud s rem mS8ld su MAIDEN, tr =
her blcdter 3ettcn quite g9eine une gtauprs gu 9ente
Ben, Nte b meine prci|e aut ale NrtieL bic netn
mVtaicrtirtCs Eager In reiher @uspnt bll 70 uieore
pic nur m6slib terlntcr8riest unb srar wie fclsl'
9t0tbe Wetne:
st. GRspte su % Gts per 5lafat, sa,75 per 9ussnb;
CT Sulien 80. 81 Gt5. to-. $500 b.
Gtateauglarsaur 50 Gts. tor $500 b.
gDeibe Weine;
sauserms u 25 Cts. per Slai&e, s2,75 per Duesns !;
6aut Barfae ..37 9ts, bcp $500 b.,
Gbein,Wetne:
Nea6entsImsr 81 Gts. per Blafbe $500 per Dusenb;
Sc6ketmer. so Gts bp, $500 b..
5sm gs$an, IS q gts g. SS sSSSS SSSS b.
SpanilAe unb pprtu9teill9e @etne:
grrt.ggsin bic GaIlpNe. tu IS Gts, Doaar, y 2,3
tmpOyirt tsirrters fir aranie 9eetanet als
Ninbcs irparateS su Dpudr per 5dbe,
ct. ScanuO be geSlueira u 8Oa. per 5lafbe,
Madsa gu u II. . Deli. p. Gaa. SO Gts per tlafte,
fen trlcnbere rtr alten unb fetnsn Wfaeera ju unS
II Doa. per Bldihc
9Prui0irente Slfcin.gDstne su Dollar bic 8lafte,
Gbampasrer u /. unt Il Dra bic 5laite Oeer 10, l2
unb 10 Dollars taS SuSeno.
S, g. nrb 10 DCaars tie @adcne. bpadnb. QDa6'
bOlttr. Sdnaps (0in) ju IS ets" ], II uns Doll.
te @aaCne. <er reirsr Rc9sen.. gClb Wps) ine
Werten' SdndpS 3u oo " 10 et8' uhe i ~ y uHo
gpQ lie Gdlpne. Samatea. llum tu II, 2u. q Dollars
bic 0dlpn bet .. x. lllman,
Nr. 5, Wcrt.GBap0raee,
spfhen Baltimore II. Sapettenr.
5 Bon mir feltt icrsfaltiB 3uberettft nne fret pcn
allen fbabli6sn Snersbirnlen pfTerre Id fceentt
Arttfei:
s,ra,nhpeiu (g3rantp) 80. su 40 Cts. per @aaone,
gDaGbpoer.S S6uaps (Gtn) Ju 40 ets to.
GprnsShnapS (aDbis!sp). .Bu 40 ets to.
Bottom Gum su 4O ets. DO.
Gimmel ............"..ju ju 40 ets 10.
o.. 8erlirer .Bu 50 ets DO.
9p. tp. Dpppel. GmprrtirD ju 10 9ts. 10.
8rautsr.gtter ..........ju 4O ets. eo.
%. 10. teutdeS. tu IS Gts. tp.
Do. tc. boadnt. ..su ! Dpq. to.
Meins Bitter r............Bu ! Iou. fp.
G6peJer Wdsen.gittcr. .su u Gea. te.
Qtaueurs, (Gprtials) ale: 2lnisiette 0iOfe, 0a.
mile Bitter .W1anpeln, pieferminis waras6inu pca-
iomruene Qiete unb nod anpere tnetr BET
y. &. lllman,
Smpprtsur u. DfftHdttur
SIR. s, Rorbs@aparabe
fRaSN tmtfbtn Baltimore nnb Rdustftfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
grOCerien un0 CiguOrS.
0btIabelpGia 0aGc ale.

TTTT Su Splgc be5 snrrmsn Wdi mb Srpfeu,
VI VI pretieS Wtrb finiti9bin has Sag BON DNpbrrt
Y Gmitb's gale @ls," fir GidibaueteiFer $500.
A A uNb has balbe gd6 pUn l6 GaarHeu iltr priUot-
N N 6dmtlen $3.50 triten. 8unoen wel6s bcmcrf-
= . " tr6 glle eebrauder, ntS0er Ocrtdcrt ln has
MficIbe, ptej r6 aud INNER Der grctS tcS Waterfalls
Rett enen; ruterru suen Su5 dufrrtt rrbaten mlrt.
6tne eine @rbEbuns he's preifs BET elmer 70 erpfeH
GCnunpticu III bccr als ben grtiel u reblBIreu urb
iul perfllden I'M ibn 6em grfie entprc6Cb u maiden.
Der preS he's belien 9es no 9rcrn Stout fir grira
5amlen In Ytnnaihen 1T IS Cts. PER Dugenb qCns
bon SrCpn SCut nb Sspt6 Vile int btfdnbB pcrrdtt9.
Ter bette EaliGe CHER In Srab5 uHO 5aibtn FCiet 25
Cts. yer GiauOnr. Scter Nrel fpcl@rr Ten NbNebmrr
nttt pCatrmmrn trfriett3t Ntr6 uIriIdJeupmmtn lNb
baS Gelo urideritdtit Die Qoanren ntrtGu nob dlcr
Gtcieu her 5aSt trlenfret getefert 9elc0uJen Nurd
tIl pr1. D flte eertabt pertet piinttiih tcirrgt.
{bz- 9m. q Gpugbtun, Ode her GretcrllrdFc uno
gahcr @lyrnus 1T Str alrinse Ngent Opn U. SMITHS
0ritcr Smith uub Stdlc'D gnIc &lc, tlunlO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
glpcr's
gtbjiibruHO5 sBtnen

mt nit her srEbieu G.-
id,idtiA!ett mGlbr meet-
,tutidt 1unl tu tisfni
AtiM,itr btilSb subtrttttt
h. ~ lnn nnh ihrr Qpirtuns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21

3ipetfh9cn,
tn erceer fls,r Waare, bfen, qinfen, Sa8n
Gtras. teutfts 6 anil en-, ddte frif6e teiianb.
Sartnse SarbslfeM etmtareerf g 9wst'
ttrs unS Rrduter.Rd{e an WisSsrpsrtdufsr BIZ.
iiat bst MR. S6netber Comp.
(2s4S gr. 49, SlkSpwart., rate gratlarase.
Veiue neue Xerl=Serfte
empRnaen uub perlaufen In Sdfern bon IS Plumb unb
anaetrcheu 8, Straus Il Bro,
(76S) Er. asa S..9rsabpav.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
20 pipen ujeeSp gin.
N1ehl! Wlebl !!

8u srn,aststen preiien gamlien' Grtra' unb Guper'
ein Webl tsr belen granbe bepnters fir Zen 5amiln'
eebrau9 aussspablt uno na Der probe sarantst rtsr
auf uuiere aShen suriidssucmmsn, 81 sertaafen BET
WI Wt 6. II. 80. u. Brown,
Ode sen pratt unb Gpneprtlrabe,
nate Der Bride.
01- slus gDaarsn wtrtsn 4 fret abeeltsfert.
{Jell l2Uptel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
SinO Gle jet 3u Gnbe2 ? fra9te 9rp-
felirr Srante Adn3 buntpf un6 tpnlos.
SD bin III Gnte, Wd0niitten;

NNll DlAUlh hhlAA INlllFl WV NlHlIps
SD bin ju Gnbe, Wd0niitcen)
S5err 9rpfriIpr 6rantG ntdte 9rdpttattIh,
unp trbGm er h ieet Spn feuem 2ebufubl
erBCb, rtdtetc cr lit brh unb It0l3 cmpGr
unp ltC6 Ieine 9lidc tanD1dm pCn etnem
Geiicbt gum anpGrn 0tettGn. llu6 ieber Der
@rpithpren ihIu0, ppr oteitn 9ltden bic
2lugrn ntcper ntht aus 6urdt pbcrS6amt
iOnpern ppr GutietCn, oCnt C5 lag cine
filrhterltde llnrrc 9tube, cine wdbniinntBe
2lusorud5ipliNtcit in bGS 9ectCr3 marmcr-
faltcm 9ln0ctt.
98enn Sie alIc ferti9 finb, 70 1T ieBt
trpbl ,3eit, paB id 9eDe fdBte 6err @rCe
fellDr tSrantc iCiertd inecm cr lrinGn
Gellcl Surijditicb upO luuOl1m unp iEif
etui0e G6ritte YrrmGrtS tb0t wie Elm
2lutumat, Der NA in 9cpe0un9 ictt, neil
bic ion beletenre MaIhtnerie aufgeio9eu
ipprbcn.
Or it Yon Sinnrn
Gr bat ben Gerttano Serlprcn
Gr pirp einen Ghlao0pida bttpmmen
murmeIten bic 6erren 9rofelipren untereih.
amber.
,Serr %rpfcfipr 5raule bDrte weoer tbr
dn0lpoIe5 Gjrmuunel nrh i6teH er III
tpiiirn, mas er pplte 81 tlteb mttteE
i'm Sdal iteten, ais lei baS i'm tepe9rute
llbrmerI ab9eIaufen, un0 itarrte gang ge-
banieulpS IN bdS geerc.
(Bcrtfguus fcl9t)
Ndbr Supelpuf0S, ga, wurbC etne
Map. 6. @Ouicnier, WaNrsnb lih ttre
6dmiIie in Der Stride befdno, ermorcet.
Sic &batcr, 3wet 9lcgcr, lplen grbdngt
prrbcn.
Sn Suff0 10, W.eg., purcf ctne 5rdu
Yang rlntrr rer g(nIldac perbNftet, iBrrn
6luii9 betrlntcnrn Mun tn'5 Q4diitr &C"
itpben 5u b0bru, 70 ba6 berirlte Crtrdnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-06-21
llibt-rrpluSirtn 4luioum- -lampsn!
geipel'S patentirte
GifJCrGeitSldmue Il 9alnpenfiiller.

Der Grfnoer adranttrt bic Werbatune allrr unslids.
fale BET SenuBura tes brentaren Bluieums Campfire
ub drttrer Rem @rprtren unterwcrtener une CUR Be
ltuftung ttenenter Wi6unscn. Dieit @rfnbuu9 iaun
al alien pepGbu6en 2nmren inb an ben sum GinSIrFer
her 6lui iBIet berenteu GefaBen aneebraht rereen
ftrrer mCrbcn Solar Gdmpbne'G 'Glmren un6 GdternGn
lett nit pieler @inr6hmB eerieten.
Der llnterje6nete erIdubt it6, bic NufmeramIet beS
GcrpcH'S perbeRerte SolarsSluit:eampr,
NGWCIlS Improved Solar Fluid Lamp,
In ttr Tcrm trr Nrganb .eamren III lenffn welbe nit
enGut bsGtL utdt Radernten Qitte brennt mb wen1rr
Blip cUnhmtrt ais ale utri9en lett aCbrduhtiten
eampen ttecr @rt tenn es pirb tet'm Bremen nibt
nur her StcT Icntern aud has WahrCno he's SreunGn5
tntftteute S1S cpnimmrt. Wtdn lam btee 0dmpcn Ju
arpnuhtrrn Drueeu unt gan, tripntrrS etDncn Ie db
fir 6t rder, Babttten, SCtelS, S1lpnt &c.
Del urS oerpbbnIthc 8lute- -2omren werben III pSG
tetpr a NJ nc ~ umleantert unb tdltt eertebe 9pn
her unO her narutte Gdmenltirm (shade) wteber &c
brluht perSen, Sct 1852 tpuree mrtr ais 100000 bic
fer gampcu pCrtauft urb ttin llnila eretenetr 6 let
ttrrr &fuuSmb. &ir Or fipbuu0 N In ben Der
Stddteu uup Gugldnb pGtenttrt
RatlcbenSe ,3rngntie tstattgtn sem YubIitum bic
ppaifuntibe Sherbet une SrduhbarIett 6eler Qdmpen
g9l nun Senano burd ternere Veibtbaltun9 her &C,
m6brlt6en rol'2ampea ta5 Qeten letncr q I'M
ber cher . DtenifbDteu H. T. 10. nod LANCER ef1brSen
70 rUB sr tapb 8c5er Sa5 @rUpt her 5manidt unb her
ScpSbnliNsn Glu0bet ittn. Baltimore c, 25. Gebr.
5trrn ". $. Wetp.
qBertter 6crr Sd babe. Bic .gateut. St6tr.
teitSs9amYe" c" unb ben nQdmpenfGlter," T." psl6s
6cr Rcrrcl prn Solrp srlanb iprsfilts seprIft unb
bn j her lltbsrjeuBunb 0ermmen td6 perr RCWsa br6
bttie Nnrrntun0 he's Gap9'fbe grtnjtpS Rem Yub,um
rrr vCQautige 6araHts eesen ale unb ebs @efltr gpr
Grplpiirn, bic 70 leiht tet Gnrcueung gswGmlIder
trmtarsr 5ldIhositcn erlrgt betet gei eeitr qanps
II cine GrplrfOa gang unnp8ltt, fltf penu man nod
70 nadliliB nit ttr umasbt.
Ahuuasura Der Sbrlge
WtIltdm 6, VI. VI Item, W. o.,
prpie1rr Der GGems at her llntptritat
ppn Warplanb.
Serrn VI. s, Rttp.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-06
Correspondence OF tho oarolinian'
WIaurNoToN. Anril 30

The celebrated contest on the admission Of Kan
eas has inst come to a conclusion. The bill has
nassed the House of Representatives by nine ma
fority. All the Southern Democrats voted for
the bill except Quitman and Bonham. There is no
doubt but that the bill as passed is the best pos
sible solution Of the question. The South has
gained nothing practical by the passage of the
bill. except the moral triumph of admitted State
with q slave constitution North Of 36' S0. Kan
sas is, and has been for six months, since a free
State. The Lecompton Constitution has no self
sustaining power. and will doubtless be altered oy
by the people of Kansas with hot haste. The bill
will PASS the Senate and become the law Of the
land in o few days.
Upon the passage of this bill, lam forcibly re-
minded Of what Pyrrhus said, after one of bis
victories over the Romans: "A few more such
victories and we are undone." An agitation will
he tempted North on this bill as an aggression
on the North, because the people Of Kansas are
psrmitted to come in forthwith under a slave con-
%stitution, but postponed under a free constitution
until they have $40 population. The passage
Of this bill preserves the unity Of the South, and
kills off Douglas and his little crowd OF adherents.
They must 20 to the Black Republicans or cry out
stpseeavi," and be allowed to take back seats IN the
Democratic congregation. 81,
The Lecompton movment on its reception and
modu. operandi, was q blunder., Slavery could
not be abolished under the territorial government
under o State government it could. We had
no interest, then, to bring Kansas into the Union
in hot haste, with an inadequate population. The
unanimity Of the South upon this question is en-
couraging, and augurs well for the future. 1t is
to be hoped we will hear less of Kansas in the fu-
ure-everybody is tired of the very name.
CONGAREE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-05-06

WEEDS patent SEWING MAcHINE.-The Editor
of the Cleveland (Ohio) Plaiudealer, says Sew
ing Machines are q subject of the greatest interest
in this vicinity, as they affect the labor Of every
family in the land. With a view Of purchasing
and of examining every kind, to find the best, we
spent several days while in NewIork, in minntest
inspection of all kinds now in market, and our
conclusions we're in favor of Weeds Patent, as the
most reliable Machine to put in the hands of every
one throughout the State. We purchased one ofthem
and have used it some time, and our opinion is
more than confirmed for it does every kind of sew
ing on cloth or leather, does its work strong, nice
and rapidly, and has never been out Of working
order since it come into our family, and it is so
simple as seemingly impossible to get out of order
or require repairs more than any ordinary person
can perform. It is nicely ornamented, and makes
an ornament to the furniture of a parlor. 1t is
very strong and little liable to wear out. Its ope-
ra,ion can be easily learned with the printed direc-
tions for o guide, snd when any family has learned
its use, we are sure they will not live without it.
It uses two threads, thus making work stronger
than if done by hand with one thread, besides
making both sides of the work just alike. Those
need Sewing Machine will do we'll to look at
WHITNEY & LYON, Proprietors,
345 Broadway, New York.
Sold by B. T. WHEELER, Yorkville, 8. G..
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Later from Europe.

QUEBEc, May B..
me steamer Anglo Saxon passed the River du
Loupe yesterday afternoon-bringing sdvices from
Liverpool to the 2lst ultimo, four days later than
by the Arabia.
The steamer Niagara arrived at Liverpool on the
10Th. and the Vanderbilt on the goth ultimo.
The sales of cotton for the three days amounted
to SO. 900 bales, of which spectators took 1000
and exporters 5000 bales. The sales on Wednes-
day, the day the steamer sailed, were $4,000
bales.
The Niagara and Vanderbilt's news caused an
advance of Id. on all qualities, and the market
closed b~uoyant. Manchester advices favorable
holders demanding an advance. Consuls s5s@
963. ,..
The British Budget shows a deficiency of "a,
900, 900. The postponement of general payments,
and the taxation of Irish ~whiskey, and stamped
bankers checks are recommended.
Wheat was quoted at a decline of I'd. per ~
pounds. Corn was quiet; yellow was scarce and
white had advanced from Cd. to Is. per 48O pounds.
Rosin was heavy, and spirits Of turpensine steady
Rice was steady.
The trial of DR.. Bernard, charged with COM
plicity in Orsini's conspiracy, had terminated
The Jury, after one hours consultation, returned a
verdict of not guilty.
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Columbia Market.
MAY 3.

'CoRon.-In reviewing the cotton market for
the week just brought to o close, We have but few
remarks to make. The demand through the whole
Of the week has been steady and good, and not
withstanding the late advices from Liverpool were
considered rather unfavorable, and although in
some instances the low and middling grades did
turn a point in favor of buyers, still fair and choice
cotton have not been effected, and for these quail
tiles 121 a. 124 is freely paid. The sales of the
week comprise about 1850 bales, and we now
quote: Inferior lO@lo3; ordinary lo4@ll;
middling 11}@l12; good middling 114@l2t;
fair 12a9l23; and choice l2s@l2a cents.
Country Bacon.-We have no material change
10 notice in the bacon market. The stock is fair
and the demand moderate. We still quote ll@l2
for hog round. Lard 11@l2c. pound, according
to quality. 80.
Corn.The corn market is quiet but steady,
without any quotable change in prices. We still
quote 72@75c. per bushel.
Oats.-There is q large stock of oats on the
market, but as there is no inquiry for them, there
is no market price for them.
Gov Peas.-There is only a small stock Of peas
on the market, and therefore they are very firm,
at GOO. @S1 per bushel.
Four.-We have no material or quotable change
in the price of -four, and consequently we continue
to quote 81. $685. IS for common to superhne
brands extra family SIS. 50@S5 rs per Dbl.
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YORK SHERIFF'S L

ID Y Virtue of Writs of Fyeri Facias, to me direct
I'D ed, will be sold between the legal hours Of
Sheriffs Sale, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
JUNE next, at York Court House, the following
property, viz "
One. plantation containing five hundred acres,
more or less, whereon L. H. Massey now resides,
being the one wherein W. B.. Dunlap formerly re.
sided, and bounding on lands of E. A. Foulkes,
John Patton, Mrs. Shurley and L. H. Massey, le-
We'd on as the property of W. B. Dunlap, at the
suit of James and R. N. Hemphill and others. !
The defendants interest in the tract Of land
wherein he now resides, levied on as the property
of Matthew Merritt, at the suit of VIM. f. White.
One tract of land wherein the defendant now
resides, bounding on lands of W. C. Beatty, DR..
A.. I. Barron, VIM. Jones and others, levied on as
the property of Alexander Baker, at the suit of
Henry Miskelly and others l
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
resides, levied on rs the property of Violet Smith,
at the suit of John Ross. 4
One tract of land wherein the defendant now
resides, levied on as the property of Joseph Heth-
erington, at the suit of Joseph Herndon and 9TH
ers. ..r 4
At Blairsville, on Tuesday after the first Mon
day in May next, four bales of cotton, levied on
az the property of Thomas c. Traylor, at the
suit of Dennis Crosby. 8
s. c. YoUNaBLooD, 3. z. D.
u.-J--.I. No. 1QSQ
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