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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-08

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
TIME SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
j the Citizens of Wake and all tie surrounding
ties that he still keeps ON hand at his u -, =
Furniture Ware Rooms in Raleigh,
Squares East o., Cape Fear Bank
large and extensive assortment of the best Furniture
such Bureaus Centre Tables Secretaries, Chars Bed
seads. Wash Stands, &C., &C.. all Of which he will sell on
the most reasonable All orders pun auaily and
faithfully attended to at short notice :, -
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COMMON
IyZ Wm,d Cifs made to order the Si6riest notice
eSs-S Also FISK'S METALLIC RURIAiItC ASSES kept on
band The Subscriber has tine Healse for Fuueral
si0:,s. - 1t3t7 -. W. HENRY j. BROWN
April 2s, 1875 fafys5 5s@s 33-1ya+
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Spring Trade, 1858.
lust NOW COME TO HAND
- LADIES' Congress CARERS with hcefS
] adj IS Nor Geo B,n.ee>, with heels;
Ladies Murccu l;,ur,ccS. without heels;
Ladies' Md HmeeS without heels;
Ladies' k,d Slippers;
Ladies (;ni.l i:l>k;ns;
Misses Goat Bn,teS;
Misses M.ruccn .'."tees, with heels.
For Gentlemen.
Patent Leather Walking Shoes;
Patent Leather Pun, Slippers.
Ii. a. DEPKIN.
Hale; gh. March 81 1865. .5-tf
~ II astcr copy.
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ntAKEN UP AND COMMITTED no THE
Jul q cn.berind county neg r., VIM he
of Pitt county n G The said buy is about Is years st
age, feet ~ inches high. f dark comp had in
is .sqss<led q et'ls pFYye charges
reefs, sssss s Is ,sFssS
SIS - WIN, \. BOLTg sgailer.
81 FayetteylIte, April -, 1885 35-.t
! ROGEHss FAMILY FLOUR cUNsTANTLYI
!. e, I. S., wsSv,s ToppEl
IL Rslelsb, March u, 1Ss9. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
kiTTRELLS CELEBRATED
MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE

klTTREI.l.S CE!.EER\lEi,
MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE.
EEAvINc DETER MINED To Now: SOUTH
H next Fall offer for sale ma valuable farm! il, the
If t:,.nre. situated imraa'eiv The ai Il:
aud tiasn Railroad, CONTAINING sos acres and alb mt
4nn OF which, is in original gr,w;',a part under c;.va
lion being well adapt. 10 the growth of :.oacc, c.,n
wheat &c. The Improvements a eni, consisting #
buildings ,s.,her wi h new C.:cua and tiris MILL
sa Sore i"is. at k';rcii> l;ei which Is considered
w MINERAL srnlSt;s. Gated within q mile of the
Railroad. III considered very ,aua,.. Tie water having
been found by a"ayss 4" msc,ai Qualities ' the
If Sci, f and effected remarkable III "'htr
diseases at..r the patient had beer lrlau'cei ncu'ahe
Lr The best pin sicars al: If wheel! lie susS'an; aed
by The d"nre &! RESPECT be men These Springs
hive been largely Vairnnzed for >er! Vars i in,al d
favi'rably of the i,i'efcial effects r w:t Lave also
been under the necessity Of refusing *dnaEcc l." hn:
d'.tS nf vst"rs wishing to The water whom was
P.,s, ms wish rs In embark in Ibis business, will fld it
an opportunity rarely me, w.'f. TIE c,," III. ",>
of the water, all cI,bnc render this of the
most desirable s,'a,l nn> IN the County.
Gail and examine .r Themselves or %, any i.r,,,on by
addressing me at h'tt'eis". Gi"~t.A' f.".i%. y {.
GEO. kITlKEIL.
Ki,rcll's. y. c.. April l. l~as. 80 81.
FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-THE UNDEESlGNED,
Il Agents for these j>;!, ce:rbra" prepared
to furnish RaH1uds and persons in OF durable and
accurate -, Scale; with al e>,rp,Hns.t
Hay AND CATTLE SCALES.
HOPPER OR WHEAT SCALES from ., .uv bushels,
GROCER AND COUNTER SEA Les &c g.
These Scales cx,ers:vel, than any others.
and have ben long and severely tried AMI in eserv in
stance have given entire satisfaction.
For sale at n"nEt"t",'* rirss delivered in Whining
' ~''''>'''' y ' GILLIAN y nuxIop,
III sycamore Street
Petersburg. Wa
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Thiulblcs, S-l0 and a-IU diameter.

WHITE soAp-sep"rute bid far 100 900 ,unds
The s,n,p be manufactured from cca-nut oil, and
he of Tie best quality denominated white sail SOAP
and be delivered sixty days notice. i'll grd strong bx-
es ubt pounds cacl and, after Inspection, Tie boxes
be hoopcd each end the expense Of the con,lac-
The price 10 be uniform ut all the yaids.
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Water Wheels! Water Wheels!
II IL L - IN N 4 \.

Water Wheels! Water Wheels!
WYE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING: VAN.
w DEN Alexis Improved Jouval Turbine Water
Wheel for Mills and Factories of every description and
all those Wishing 10 their waller power, will find it
Their address by letter, stating the number
feet, heat and fail Their usual Uf wafer, the kind
machinery IT. be driven; then give the price of
the wheel, what viii furnish wheel and principal
gears warranted do of work. Time
uCru and If does come up to our
hgure the wheel and gears to be delivered ut the
mill IF the purchaser.
References gwen aid required.
HEATH 4 STEVENSON
Laurel Factory, Prince George county, Md.
ROBERT BAIRD, Agent Richmond Va.
April ~, 1853. 34-ly.
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THE FIRST OPENING
FOR THE SEA SON,

Spring and Summer Goods.
GSCHLOS>, BROTHER IL CO., HAVE THE
~ pseas ~ announce that they have jus, receiv. and
wall continue t., receive from their Manufacturing
House, superior assortment Of
Ready Nude Clothing,
Put up in the best and latest STYLE Also SHOES BOOTS
HATS aud every Article necessary to complete Gentle.
mans Wardrobe, which they offer for sale at very low
prices
Raleigh, April is,1s5s so-2n
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Separate us turail that he required for the
the Navy, - be delivered y, New ork uniy.
Mustard SEED. American, brown
Pepper. ack Maubl,
Bottles, "c,agon. for mustard and pepper
Curks for bottles.
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ECST RECEIVED AT THE COMMISSION
e6 vi IL " M AMIR, M. FANNY ,,r, Ada
a,d I"l"w C"de>, 1recn lu, g".d article,
AS. Lh.S anu Med ans rpm t .S best iaktIs III New
ship
Raleigh, April II, 1855. 3i-tf.
&,OKN FIELD PEAS FOR PLANTlNI:.-luU
" iiusc> eAcc,Icut put Ill sucks ~
bushels each.
For sale at
j. NJ. TOWLES.
RALEIGH March u 2j-tf
NOR SALE.-NUW IN Store, AND CONSTANT
II ~ k,}. hand large lot Vi seed Peas B.coa aid,
Meal, fluur, &c. ..-.-
J. j. TERRELL.
Raleigh, April +. 1858. rs I'M.
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NOW READY.

Spring and Summer Goods for 1863.
MY SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK OF
Ivx FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOUl}S Is NOW
GIN STORE, AND READY FOR EXA NATIONS NY
STOCK is WE'LL ASSORTED. EMBRACING EVERY
VARIETY OF THE LATEST APPROPRIATIONS. WHICH
WILL. BE SOLD Az CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE
FOUND IN THIS MARKET, GIVE ME- CALL.
III. l.. EVANS.
RALEIGH APRIL 18th. lSJs SIT.
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RALEIGH MARBLE WORKS.

Near Meccruer Of Hasyett and Wu'ninyon Streets.)
UHaIiE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO INFORM,
Their friends and the pubic generally that they
prepared execute ali orders, such Monuments,
HeadStones Tonbs and Grave Ornaments Of all descrp-
os and will manufacture from the best Italian and Aner
lean Marble at Northern prices and hnshed the atest
and mIst approysd style. s:sas - 80 &.
Also Granite Work Of al descriptions for buildings
ali other purposes Mason Work, &c, done to order
n b. All orders from distance promptly attend TO
s3,s.s I'd ~ sS Address, !
s. 81 sSsS Ess GRIER FILE.
January Is, 1855 81 "a 3y ly.sgz.
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IHONNETS, A GREAT VARIETY, WHIT e
lb AND CUI.l'D; FLATS FOR CHILDREN, MiSSEss
AND YOUNG LADIES, All
{ ssssSs.JgSsN $50. HI. L. EVANS.
y RALEIGH APRIL 18th. 1853, Aft
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The candles BE- "sxes Of prime leaf lard s'earine
il, inches in length, en."stee t tip. six candles to
w.g!, less ;h,l IA 81 t an III w.
BE- lad for according the actual weight, without
ference 10 Commercial The melting ""nt nut i" he
less than lao dgees Fahrenheit The wick must be BRAID
ell, and cl,uscd .f threads of The best quality
30 :. y.r. The candies be- delivered xiy days
in god boxes containing ab'u 3 pounds Gu, and
the box be marked with the contractors name the
YrcieLi Vi the candies.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-02

Senator TooMBs continues in the same bellicerent
frame of mind as when last heard from. On Mon
DAY there had been no apparent change in his
condition, or diminuton of the fever in his veins
since Saturday. He ''would not give the resolu-
tons five minutes considerations he did not
esteem them ''worth the paper they were written
on he was for ''sezing the offending ships and
bringing them in to answer he held ''hat an
act of war had already been committed by the
British, and there was nothing left for us but to
stand by our arms Other Senator's however
appeared TO have profted by the interval for re-
Election and repose, afforded by Sunday, and were
sensibly sobered in their language and senti-
ments. Senator MASON rebuked Mr. TooMBs
'for speaking SO lightly of resolutions which
expressed ''the combined Judgment of six
out of seven members of the Committee on
Foreign Relations Senator HAMMOND thought
that ''war was no small matter to be entered into
heedlessly or rashly still less indirectly" and ex-
pressed his unwillingness 'to rush blindly, madly
into hostities when it might be avoided" Sena-
tor CRIrTENDEN also was of the opinion that ITO
rush headlong into war before we had exhausted
means Of settlement, would be an act of folly and
madness" We chronicle with pleasure these
symptoms of returning sanity and sobriety on the
part of Honorable Gentlemen, and confidently hope
for the speedy recovery of that august body, the
Senate of the UNITED STATES, from its recent
attack of over-simulated patriotism and exag-
gerated indignation. A spirit of calm deter
mination, at all times, to maintain the honor
of the Republic and the rights of our flag, is much
better suited to the gravity and dignity of the Sen
atorial character, than such violent outbursts of
passion and illusions of bombast, as we have been
lately favored with. Southern fre-eaters and
Northern non-combatants appear to have We'd with
each other in this respect. Each has striven to
out-bid and out-brag his fellow, and thus to de-
prive the debates in the Senate of that weight and
Importance which might otherwise attach to them
abroad, as an expression of the National sense of
indignation at the insolent proceedings of the
British cruisers, and the firm resolution of the
American people to submit no longer to the British
claim of the Right of Search.
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WASHINGTON NEWS JrNp1

The Arizona mail arrived. yesterday. There are
serious disturbances in the Territory. Eight or ten
murders had been committed, and no power existed
to punish the offenders. A party of U. S. Army
deserters had murdered Mexican resident and fed
into California. No arrests had been made The
New Mexican Legislature had adjourned without
making any provision for maintaining order in Ari-
Zona The Secretary of War promises Lieutenant
Mowry to dispatch four companies of the new Texas
regiment for the protection of Arizona, and other
troops when practicable.
The LADIES' Mt. VERNON EXCURSION was not
the grand affair 1t previously supposed it would
be. Notwithstanding extra train of cars were
gratuitousy provided by the Washington and Rich
mond mail line company, and the extraordinary
preparations made for social comforts on the steam
er Powhatan, only about seventy persons, all told
were found bold enough to brave the s'sgns' of the
weather. This number composed of twenty
ladies and fifty gentlemen.
The excursion of the st. Domnick Sunday
School, which went down the river this morning
was grand affair. The Powhatan was gayly
decked with flags. When she left the wharf i
was crowded by people from all portions of the
city, each one intent participating in this ex-
cursion., There was splendid band Of music
on board.
We learn that Besancon is preparing for publica-
ton his "Reminiscences of the Newspaper press.-
1t Will embrace period of many years, and from
his familiarity with the subject, will doubtless
prove most acceptable contribution to the litera-
ture of the country.
Wellfounded apprehensions are entertained of
serious disturbances at the election next Monday
Both parties secretly armng, and it is rumored
that the democrats of the 4th ward have got two
Dahlgreen howitZers concealed for use on that oc-
casion. A very bitter feeling exists between the
Bennett and the Wallach men.
In the Senate, on Saturday an amendment to the
Appropriation bill adopted, appropriating $50
600 to provide for the extension of the court house
portion of the City Hail. so as to have suitable ac-
commodations for the Criminal Court of the Dis
trict.
Since the lst of January last twenty -four thous-
and persons have passed the railroad from here
to Baltimore alone. The morning way trains from
Baltimore bring large number of passengers every
trip.
The stockholders of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company hold their annual meeting at the
City Hall next Monday, June T. at noon.
Major General Wool is on visit of business to
this city. He is stoppinr at Wilard's Hotel
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NEW YORK NEWS.-JuNE l.

Within the memory of that antique parsonage
popularity known as the Coolest inhabitant' New
York has never hefn known to be SO ySd Of bs
and art completely debilitated even in its
ments, as at the present moment. The noise of the
hammer and the saw is unheard at the ship yards si
lence is audible in the manufactures, the busy hum
ofwheels is scarcely heard. Expectancy, ANXIOUS and
impatient, speaks in almost every countensnce, and
too many have impressed upon them that 'speech-
less dialect that tells of hope deferred-alas too
long, The general stagnation extends even to the
darker side of metropolitan life, and the murders,
the assaults, the robberies, and the riots, which
come concurrently with activity in other branches
of industry, are rather like the calls of those
winged Qualifications, whose visits are POLITICALLY
represented to be, of infrequent recurrence.
The late Arson G. Phelps has given the following
legacies, which, Alone the public is concerned to
know:-To the American and Foreign Christian
Union Ito satisfy mortgage on their property,
ST., 600; the Union Theological Seminary, 200;
American Bible Society, 900; American Board
of Commissioners, $4,000; American Home Mis-
sionary Society," $4,000; N. Y. State Colonization
Society, $4,000; Southern Aid Society, $4,000;
American Tract Society, S., 900; Cen. Am. Ed. So
ciety, $1,000; Institution for the Blind 81 900.
The Swill Milk Committee of the Board of Health
yesterday, and took testimony in regard to the
condition of the stables and cattle In Sixteenth
street. Most of the witnesses examined were EN-
ployees of Johnsons Sons, and testified that the
stables were always kept clean and most Of the cat
tie always in good condition. The investigation
is not yet concluded
The Mayor and Comptroller yesterday sent po
icemen to take possession of the Crystal Palace OIL
behalf of the city, the Corporation Counsel having
advised them that inasmuch the original lease o
the ground on which the Palace stands expired fiv
years ago, the city has the right to re-enter: Th
policemen met with resistance, and the city au
thorties now in the possession OF the property
Late on Sunday night the police found mai
named Emil Beaumont resident of No. Lauren
street, lying insensibe in the Bowery, near Bayar
street, apparently from injuries received at tn
nanos OF rowdies. He was conveyed to the St
ward Station House. He was unable to give tn
particulars OF how L. received his injuries j..
Il A meeting OF the members of the Ladies' Boo
Makers Union took place last evening, at 2Os Ger
tire street, George Hiott, the president presiding
The executive committee reported that the
have drawn up address to the bosses and m
operatives, which they intend to publish. with
view of leading to reform for the benefit of bot
parties.
The recent action of several of the ward scbo,
trustees in stopping the reading of the Bible in til
schools is creating much excitement among the Oh
der of United Americans, who are all Protestant
and who are pledged to upholding the Bible undo
all circumstances.
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Sir John Pakington has offered to place vessels
at the disposal of of science for observing the
great eclipse of the sun which will take place in
September next This eclipse will be total, and its
appearance will be best in South America, par
ticuarly about Lima. 1t is anticipated that as
Economical expedition may be organized; and in
this case foreign astronomers would be invited to
Join the expedition
Colonel Michael Myers committed suicide at Mad
ison, Wis, on Saturday morning last, by drowning
himself in the lake. He was sixty-fve years OF
age and had been afflicted for several years past by
incurabe dyspepsia He was formerly Colonel in
the U. S. army.
North Carolina is a bad State to indulge in more
than one wife, At the Cumberland Supreme Court
last week. Fl. C. Bartlett, convicted of bigamy, was
sentenced to be branded the left cheek with the
letter B., to receive 80 ashes his bare back, to
be imprisoned 80 days. and then to receive 80 ashe:
more, and to be let loose. He had married foul
wives.
The ocean steamers Hermann and Washington, o.
the Bremen line, to be sold at public auction al
! New York on the 18th of June.
| w. L. Jackson, ESQ.,, was reelected Lieut-Gov
ernor of Virginia last week, without opposition
| Over fifty thousand men have applied to the Pres
] ident to fill the two new regiments for Utah.
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A fussy little gentleman is NJ. FELIX BELLY,
and diligent collector, we believe of beetles and
butterflies. 1t was happy idea, therefore, of
LOUIS NAPOLEON, to send person of his entomolo-
gical tastes to be the French Minister in Nicaragua
For a gentleman disposed TO be curious in the mat
ter of bugs and winged insects the Mosquito coast
must possess attractions such as it has never
had for any previous visitors. The whole of Cen
trail America in fact with its rank luxuriance of
tropical vegetation teeming with every form of in
sect-lfe, and peopling the air with countless my
riads of tiny creatures, is vast field in which
saUam like M. BELLY can pursue the study of his
favorite branch of natural history to the greatest
advantage. Not simply, however, in matters of
scientific research has NJ. BELLY latterly been en-
ploying his time, in that insalubrious quarter of
the Globe. The accomplished Frenchman is a
diplomatist as we'll as a naturalist He can weave
webs as well as classify spiders. His last exploit
of which we have just heard by the Noses Tdylor
has been to procure the rejection of the CAss-IRI
sARR1 treaty by the Government of Nicaragua. 1t
had been ratified by the Legislative Assembly, but
in consequence of the intrigues of NJ. BELLY was
vetoed by the mulatto President of the Republic
DoN TOMAS MARTINEZ. Having thus defeated
the proposed Convention for the establishment
of an American Transit Route through tn
territory of Nicaragua, NJ. BELLY offers to buy
the right of way for French company, protesse
to have at his command sixty millions of francs TO
the construction of the necessary works, and il
behalf of his Imperial Master, proposes to the fv
Republics OF Guatemala, Honduras, San Salvador
Costa Rica and Nicaragua, a French Protectorat
over the whole of Central America Such appear
to have been the unobserved drift of French diplo
macy in the New World, which in the blindnes
of their Anglo-phobia, and the excess of their in
dignation against England on account of her sup
posed attractions of the CLAYToN-BULwER treaty
our statesmen have altogether overlooked. Will
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~ A MONMOUTH PAPER says : "In another coInmn
VIII ne found the certificate of fellow townsman Jas
DAVIDSON ESQ., to Professor Wood This is another of
te numerous Instances where it has changed gray hair to
raven rnglets and bald scaps to waving locks Let any
VINO stand IN need of this valuable remedy give it fair
trial. o' ~ " ''
CAUTIoN-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market, called by different names Use
tive, Depot st. Louis Mo- and New York are blown in
tne bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dicne
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
o JOHN c. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store
myZ9Zw 81 and 80 Baltimore street
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The shoemakers employed on mems work met last
night at the corner of Grand and Elizabeth streets
and unanimously adopted an address in favor of
trade combination of the most eifecual mode of OBJ
tanning higher rate of compensation from their
employers.
William Burns, native of Ireland, fell dead on
Sunday afternoon in the Roman Catholic church,
corner of Duane street and CITY Hall place. The
body was taken to deceased's friends, No 3 Worth
street, where the Coroner held an inquest yester-
day. Ferdict-Death from disease of the heart
We regret to notice the death of the Hon. Will
liam A. Duer LID. This event occurred Yesterday
at the residence of his son-in-law A. G. King ESD,
in this city. The deceased born in the wear
1850, and was consequently in the 18th year of his
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Fair.

The FLORAL FAIR for the benefit of the noble
charity whose appropriate name is THE HOME OF
THE FRIENDLEss, is still open. The truly catholic
spirit of enlarged Christian benevolence which sug
gested the foundation, and governs in the manage
ment of this Institution commends its present ap-
peal to the public to universal sympathy. To all,
therefore, who love to do good, or who love flow
ers, the fairest emblems of human virtues the Flo
raj sale now progressing at CARROLL HALL offers
every attraction.
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MARYLAND NEWS.

ALLEGHANY. 49,.
On Monday the oath ult., at Oldtnu'-, IN this
COUNTY. a r,,a-. -Al Harrlson Ming was
stabbed bv a man named Thomas Walls, and in
stnntIyr killed.
The Mount Savage Iron Works, we are told, will
be put in full operation this week. The Company,
so we are informed has entered into contract for
the manufacture of very large amount of railroad
iron, of that description known the Il rail. This
information will be hailed with delight, not only in
Mt. Savage alone, but throughout the county will
it be received with the lveest satisfaction. These
works have been in state of partial suspension for
several months, throwing more than 900 hands
out of employment.
MONTGOMERY.
A very large concourse of people were present
on Saturday last at the dedication of the new
Presbyterian Church in Jamestown. There was
an Odd Fellows procession, and an address on
Odd Fellowship, by the Rev. Jos. II. Jones, OF
Frederick city. We learn that the discourse for
the occasion, by the Rev. DR.. BOcock, of George
town, D. c., was unusually powerful, impressive
aud eloquent One hundred and ten dollars were
raised by collection to assist in paying the debt on
the church.
| young man, by name H. Barber, returning from
| church in Clarksburg, Sunday afternoon last
while running a race with young companion, at
tempted to make his horse leap over COW lying il
the road. The cow, raising up, pitched the horse
| over, killing Barber instantly
This young gentleman was son of Hezekiah Bar
Der, and was about 10 years of age.-RiekrHe Jour
| nj
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ID | Z ID

On the 18th of May at her residence in Clarke county
Va, Mrs. ANNE B. ALLEN, wife Of Agernon Sidnesy,
city ' " WIS
On the 31st ult., CHRISTIAN F. HERRIGEL. in tbe
24th year of his age ~
On the 3lst ult Mrs. ELIZA JANE FORD. in the
18th year of her age. " ~
On the Both ut MARY c. LAWS, in the Sd year of her