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TUESDAY EVENING, June Z.
Sophomore Glass.


Sophomore Class
1.-C. V. HINES, New Hanover County,
The Union-North-C Carolina. - DoBBIN.
1T. F. TOOK, Columbus
"VindcatiOn from TreasOn."-MEAGHER.
81. T. DEANEs Hartford,
patriotism. GILES
Nv R. LISDsAr,..... .............. Rockingham,
appeal on behalf of the Greeks"-LAcY.
81 B. RICHARDSON, Moore,
Eulogy on La Fayete.
6.-J. L. MITCHELL, BERTHE
{" Mans Strength and Weakness" -BAKER.
The Students, in the foregoing exercises acquit-
ted themselves in a very credtable manner. The
celebrated Richmond Armory band enlivened the
proceedings with their choice music.
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TAXES TAXES!! e.
II WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE ON FRIDAY and
SATURDAY the LIST md I'd days Of July next, to COL
ect Merchants Taxes. The following extracts from the
Revenue Law published for the information of those
interested.
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MR.. MILLERS ADDRESS.
For the second time we had the pleasure of hear
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL.


J. H. HORNER, Principal
Rev. T. j. HORNER, assistant.
Il DAY in July.
For Board in the family of either instructor and tut
on the entire charge is ninety dollars per session. Board
can be also obtained in other families convenient to the
Academy.
Oxford N. c.. June l, 1859. 5+w&swtdpd.
w Register, Recorder, Advocate and Spirit Of the
Age copy, and send bills this Office.
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DRiME IVES THIN BACON slDEs aud Shoulders, clun 6
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july sl-.l,s iirhmond, Va.
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GOOD WIFE.-Katy made an excellent
wife; she took home her husbands old
mother, and nursed her with dutifulness
and energy worthy of all praise and made
her own keen outward faculties and deft-
hardness, a compensation for the defects in
worldly estate. Nothing would make
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the leaves of true love, and sung "Who
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The Ministers Wooing
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-11
Lynehing--A Negro Burned A1ive--
Horrible Affair. ths4T

The following account of the burning of
negro at the stake by a mob, for the muir
der of his master, is given by correspond
ent of the Maysville, Ky, Eagle. 1t took
place at Troy, Kentucky: f."
"On New Years day the annual negro
sales took place at Troy, the county seat,
and there was quite collection of people
there. Everything went off smoothly until
about three o'clock in the evening, when
Mr.. James Galway, the brother-in-law of
the deceased, mounted upon an old goods
box before store door, and addressed the
people for about fifteen minutes. He said if
the mass of the people felt as he did, and
would do their duty, which he believed they
would, they would take the black murderer
out of jail and burn him at the stake, in
presence of all the negroes that were there,
to set an example for them, and show them
what will be the result of all such conduct
if there should ever be such again. Then
he closed by saying, tAll that feel as I do
will follow me. He then leaped from the
stand, and there was general shout given,
and he led the.way to the jail, and nine
tenths of the multitude followed.
On arriving at the Jail, they found the
Sheriff and the jailor, who did all they
could to suppress the mob, but all to no pur-
pose. They then commenced with sledge
hammers, crowbars and axes, and in about
an hour entered the Jail and brought for
ward their victim the negro murderer)-|
They marched him to the centre of the Jail
yard, drove down a large stake, and chained
him in an erect position, hands and feet fast
to the stake. There was an abundance of
shavings and fine split wood piled around
him. This consumed some half an hour
During this time the negro talked to the
negroes that gathered around him. He
told them that he had good master, and
that he was always treated too we'll and
given too many liberties, and for them to
take warning in time and never do as he
had done. Then the torch was applied, and
he seemed to be perfectly Indifferent about
1T, until the flames began TO burn as high
as his knees. Then he began to twist, and
snort, and groan, and in about minute
more he began to scream. He gave some of
the most hideous screams that | ever heard
come from any human being. could not
stand to see any more, and left. When
left, the flames were burning as high as his
head: 81 was only spectator-took no
hand either for or against. think that
there were some 1900 or 1000 people to
witness this dreadful scene, and 200 or 800 1
negroes. ~ -.Az'-a & I