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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-02-23

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- CHI
- MOND COUNTY. Court of Equity. Fall Terra. ISIS
james T. Roper and Green d. Tyson Exrs Of Thos Rope
deceased John W. Roper, John T. Roper and others
Original Bill.
Il appearing the satisfaction of the Court that John
T. Roper, of the defendants in this is not in
hab ~ this State. II i, therefore ordered BIZ the Court
that publication be made in the Nor,h-Caralna Standard
PAPER published in the City Of Raleigh for six successive
weeks commanding the said defendant 10 be and appear
before Inc Judge of Court IF Eqntv be held
for the Of Richmond, at the Court House in Rock
nga the third Monday in March next, then and there
plead. demur the said hill otherwise the
same will be heard i"trte 10 him
Witness, jain d. Shaw. Clerk of said Gourt at Of
flee in Rockingham, the third Monday in September. A. d.,
1855, and the eighythr I'd year of our independence.
JOHN ID. SHAW. c. NJ L.
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NOTICE,

VgNllE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE HON FREOER-
Il lex NASH is for sale. 1t is cnmmodous dwelling,
with good clubhouse, icehose and greenhouse The lot
contains five six of land. Possession can be had
ut once.
ED. STRUDWICK, Ex'r
Hsborough N
February .. 1852 G-W6t*
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1T BEING PROVIDED IN THE CONVEY.
IL heretofore made the undersigned by Mr. W AL
Err :. THOMPSON. of this place that the residue of
Tie fund therein specified shall be divided amongst such
Creditors nay make themselves known to the UNDER
signed by the st day of June, Isl? all creditors of the
said Waller A. Thompson, hereby npied preseu,
their Claims duly authenticated. within said time, this
no"e will be pleaded in bar Of any claims upon their part
to share in such fund.
HUGH B. GUTHRIE, Trustee
Chanel HILL JAM 90 ls5.. WET
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j. L. BRIDGERS. &. WHITFIELD
BRIDGERS AND WHITFIELD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
TARBoRo', n. c.
One Or both may be found about their Office from to
O'clock every day.
Office next door above d. Fender & Co.'S Store.
January IL, 1853. 3-wGmpd%
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SAL

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
THHHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A LARGE
n ~ horse power Steam Engine which is nearly new
and of the most approved make, suited mining and mill.
ing purposes.
great bargain may be had by making early application
A. WILLIAMS.
Feb. 4, 1859. G-wGt*
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR ASHEVILLE
FOR SALE.

January Ia, 1S5'
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS IN
WANT OF SHOES.

= December %. 1853
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CAUGHT AT LAsT.--Joshua Reed and Jacob
Graham were arrested charged with breaking into
the office of Alex. Allen Il Co., on West Falls
avenue. After they effected an entrance they broke
open the desk and several drawers, but did not get
anything. Two gentlemen came in upon them,
when they fled and were pursued by officers Nc
Catferty and Wiley. As they ran up Alberma rle
street Lieut. Carmichael started in pursuit, and
Reed run into the yard of the house of Mr.. VIM.
west, corner of Exeter and Pratt streets, when the
Lleutenent caught him. Graham was caught in a
lumber-yard on the southeast corner of Pratt and
Exeter streets by officer Wiley. Justice McAlis-
ter committed them for a further hearing. g.
CRITICAL SITUATIoN.-The condition of Mr.. VIM.
Y. w ait, fths city, who was badly injured by an
accident at Ellicotts Mills mentioned in yesterday
Erchdnge, is still very precarious The latest in
telIlgence from him was received about yes
terday, at which time it ascertained that the
operation of trepanning had been performed by Prof
N. X. Smith, and that the patients situation was
no easier. 1t feared that the excessive heat
would produce Inflammation, and that modification
might ensue
REWARDS OFFERED.-Mayor Swami yesterday af-
ternoon issued two proclamations, one offering a
reward of $500 for the arrest of William Coulson,
mo, and the other offer ing similar reward for the
arrest of George Burke, who murdered William H.
Taylor, on the evening of the 18th inst.
DEATH OF PRINTER.-Joseph Walker printer,
well known in this city died yesterday. Walker
served as soldier during the Mexican war, and
was correspondent of one of the daily papers of
this city The Sun we believe. The last office in
which he worked at case was that of The EXCHANGE.
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From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
nANIEI AMI TEPESA

1t will crafty the lovers of pure morals and the
admirers of vindicated laws to learn that the most
excellent man, the Hon. Daniel F. Sckles, and that
very pure-minded lady, Mrs. Teresa Bagoli Sickles
have settled the little domestic difficulty that for
time interrupted the course of their connubial fe-
licity. 1t was little unfortunate that this diff
Guilty should have led to the killing of man, and
the destruction of woman's reputation. But the
great wrong complained of, when their separation
took place, was that Mr.. Sickles' honor was des-
troyed and that henceforth there was no peace or
happiness for him in this world. The intelligence
that he is reconcled to his Teresa shows that the
honor is all right again, and for peace and hap
piness, they will be the most devoted and happy
couple known in history
There never was an honor that had such recuper-
ative powers as that of the Honorable Daniel E.
Sickles. A few months ago the honor aforesaid
was destroyed; he was totally dishonored and in his
humility would liked to have been called-the Dis
honorable Daniel E. Sickles. But now, having
made his wife narrate for the public the whole
story OF her shame; having killed Phillip Barton
Key; having been a lion and hero in Washingt ton
for some months; having stood trial for murder
and been acquitted amid the reoicings of all Wash
ington; he takes to his arms once more the gentle
Teresa, and his honor is Just good ever it was
As for Mrs. Sickles, his resumption of conjugal re-
atons with her proves that he is at last convinced
that she is just pure and virtuous as he is. Of
this many persons had already no doubt; but his
public acknowledgment of the fact is quite touch
ing, and it is gratifying to have the truth set so
clearly before the public eye.
Considering the happy results. in the total resto-
ration of the damaged honor of the Honorable
Daniel E. Sickles, the killing of Key, and the ex-
citement and expense to government of his trial.
were perfectly proper. A good many men ought
to be killed and great many trials and acquittals
ought to take place, rather than have any damage
done to such precious article Mr.. Sickes
honor. That trial-with its host of lawyers; its
''clerical supes;" its chambermaida, coachmen and
tootmen; its fashionable young lady witnesses; its
Mysteries and fantng scenes its demonstrations of
the virtue, nobeness and extreme sensibility of the
Honorable Daniel E. Sckles; its publication of Mrs.
Sickles' narrative of the process by which her hus
bands honor was damaged; its triumphal celebra-
tIon at the close-that trial. we say, was highly
proper thing, and it is seen in peculiarly edfyng
light, now that Daniel and Teresa are reconciled
and consequently must be recognized as quite equal
in honor The world cannot complain of any effect
that trial may have had, so long it has had the
effect of reconciling the separated and wife,
and enabling them to becom more ornaments
of our best society.
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la w LNT.ELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CuY.-Hon. Wm
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
yesterday:
Matthias Snyder German Western Aid Union.
Motion to dissolve the injunction heretofore issued
and reported. Argued by W. o. Pennington for
complainant, and Reynolds for defendant. Under
caria.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon VIM. l.. Mar
shall, Judge.
No cases tried yesterday.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. T. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied yesterday:
Henry X. Reynolds and Josiah Reynolds rs. The
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore-an action TO
recover for breach of contract in building the new
city Jail. Schley and Reverdy johnson for plain
tfs; Dulaney, Meredith and Stirling for defend
ants. On trial.
UNITED STATES CIRcUIr CoURr.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge. The following occupied yester-
day.
Charles Goodyear and others vs. John Stellman
and Others. An action to recover for an alleged
infringement of patent right for the manufa facure
of India rubber goods. On trial. J. II. B. La
trobe, Thomas c. jerks, of New Jersey, and Mr.
Seward, of New York, for the plaintiffs; Charles
Marshall for defendants.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, July 13.-Beeves -
with exceeding heavy receipts, showing an increase Of
va mead and he extreme heat which has prevailed for
some days past of cattle have found it utterly i'm
possible to sustain prices and have again to notice
decline ruy equal to 1c per h. or Kc within the past
TWO weeks OF course spectators very sad, as con
SIDERABLE numbers of cattle purchased previous to the de-
ee are now on their hands unsod, with fair prospect
Si remaining there unless willing to dispose of them at
as at this season fruit and vegetables supply to
ss extent the place Of 6esh The cattle suf
from the heat which, by inuring their
pI;, ~ ehueo to depress their value. The average
qus VI rhe supply was fair, and from the number at
ahorded purchasers opportunity of making
very gooa selection Some distillery fed cattle were for
sae, DI' tne number was insignificant Prices range
h, -, " the latter price for the choicest &c. being
aoo. e OF all the sales There continues to be
consideraoe business done Sunday some l5O head
"een sold on Sunday last principally by Jew Bro
sn IA large business done at Bergen and some
600 head were sold to Butchers from New York at
not ranging much from those of this market f'N'
are without change '' anu prices
veas are IN sir supply but little is DOING as butch
ers are purchasing sufficient to supply pressing
tsrially, and We quote at 3k017c. '"-s A@
Sheep and LamosThe receipts have been quite liber
a and with avery light demand prices have declined
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sttonetarp an6 GommertiaI 8fbifm.
BALTIMORE. July Ia, lSs


There was considerable activity in Railroad shares TO-
day at the Board but in other Stocks there but little
done. For Baltimore and Ohio the market hardly
firm yesterday, but Northern Central shade
better The sales Baltimore and Ohio add up about
l,lO0 shares s5eA cash and buyer and days s564
seller 80 after 20 and 80 days. and S7 buyer GO days. and
the market it closed s56h bid $56* asked regular
way, these figures being decline of the prices bid
and asked for at yesterday or Northern Cen
Railway 200 shares sold at S19x, and it
left off sleH bid regular way, this figure being ad
vance of the closing bid of yesterday The sales in
addition tho.e of Railroad shares embrace City
1890 at 100, and share Merchants Bank at s1i9-
City 6s closed at esk bid esK asked 1885 e9x
bid 100 asked for 1905. There were some Railroad
bonds Offering but sold Baltimore and Ohio
ls67s closed at e3 bid 90 asked do 1855 SO bid S3
asked do. lsSO's at SIX bid; do. 1855 at 82k bid
Northern Central 1855 left off 67S bid 81 asked
and Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds at 90X
bid. There further inquiry to-day for Mining
stocks but nothing done in them Santa Clara closed
at $l44 bid, $16H asked Springfield $1x bid, and
Gardner Hill at san bid, $2& asked regular way.
Foreign Exchanges firm, but bills are scarce and
the demand is rather light The rates to-day are fol
lows, viz: for London bankers bills, 11oH@1lO5f do
commercial do, lO9All0S Paris 60 day bills, 5f114
short sight, $40 Antwerp 5f10 Bremen, sO@so4; Am
sterdam, 4lx@42; Hamburg, S7(d374; Cologne, rs
Frankfort 421 GAS.
SA1FS rur u Al TIunpr SpnnK pn.pp
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superior, but, we have already stated, the crop,
as regards the quantity, will be light in this State
and Indiana, and will be hardly an average
In Kentucky there is no doubt that the crop is a
heavy one, and the same may be said of all places
west of Indiana. The barley CROP already harvest
ed, turns out very light and the grain poor.
We have had some samples of wheat sent US,
during the week, but two from farmers in Henry
county, Indiana, exceed all others. The heads
were four to five and half inches long, and aver
aged four and half, and the average number OF
grains in each head was one hundred and two. OF
course, we presume, these samples were selected,
but, then the fact that such could be found any
where, is highly suggestive. We also have sam
pie of white wheat from farm near Milford, of a
quality fully up to anything we have ever seen.-
The grains are very large and even. . s5.. .-
Generally speaking, the samples we have had
from Kentucky are excellent, and many of them
would weigh sxty-fve pounds to the bushel.
The weather, since Saturday, has been hot and
dry, and the corn, under such scorching sun,
needs rain, but this high temperature is just what
is needed to heat up the earth, so that when rain
comes, the growth will be rapid and vigorous New
wheat is now coming in rapidly-20,000 bushels
having arrived the last four days, chiefly from
Kentucky, and with the coming week, we NAV ex-
pect large supplies, as this weather is peculiarly
favorable for preparing it for market. At ST per
bushel, the farmers will sell freely but there can be
no doubt that they will be unwilling, at present to
accept a much lower rate.-Cincinnati Price Cur.
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INOUE0Tg.

Yesterday morning Coroner Sparklin held in
middle branch of the Patapsco. The body was first
discovered on Wednesday evening, but was not Sc
cured until yesterday morning. No body was able
to identify it, part of the face eaten off by
fishes or crabs. verdict was rendered of death
from causes unknown to the iury''
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Death of Rufus ChOate

BOSTON, July IA private despatch from Hall
fax says that Hon. Rufus Choate died Oh Tuesday
afternoon. No particulars are given.
[Second Despatch
HALIFAX, July 14.-Mr. Choate continued to i'm
prove during his stay until Tuesday evening
When the attack commenced he became uncon
scious, and remained in that condition till o. clock
on Wednesday morning, when he died. His re
mains go to Boston for interment. A meeting o
the Bench and bar has been held here to prepare
an address of coincidence with his family.
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For shipp1ngIntelligence, see 4th page
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From the Pixies Peak Gold Mines

LEAyENwoRrH, July l4.-By an arrival from the
Pixies Peak Mines, we learn that prospecting has
been prosecuted considerable distance south of the
present diggings, resulting in indications equally
rich. The population of Denver City is steadily
augmenting, and there is an increasing demand for
provisions. All the present indications point to the
re-establishment of public confidence in the perma-
nen and steady developm ent of the gold deposit of
this region
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The Latest per Steamer Canada

New YORK, July l4.-The latest intelligence per
steamer Canada embraces the following The Lon
don Morning Post says that Millner Gilsen will be-
come President of the Board of Trade in place of
Mr.. Golden.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post says
the King of Sardinia has re fused all dictatorship or
protectorate over the Papa States.
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IMPORTANT ARREsr.-Deputy Marshal Phillips,
armed with bench warrant, arrested this morning
Charles John Gardiner, brother of DR.. Gardiner,
OF Mexican claim notoriety, and who it will be re-
membered was indicted for false swearing in his
brothers case, and forfeited his bail (Sl00O0) and
left for parts unknown Immediately upon the issue
of that celebrated trial Deputy Marshal Phillips
arrested him at the house of his Gardiners father
in-law, Mr.. McClery. He is now in the custody of
the Marshal awaiting the action of the authorities
in his case.- Washington Star.
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ARREST OF Miss LIZZIE WAYT.-Miss Lizzie Wayt.
who is alleged to have stolen twenty hundred
dollars from VIM. G. Murray, at his hotel on Satur-
day afternoon last, was arrested on Monday even
ing at Bridgeport, by Sergeant McDonalds police.
Some eighteen hundred dollars of the money was
recovered which the woman thi nks is all she got,
or if she got more she lost it. Upon leaving the
house on Saturday afternoon, she hired hack and
drove into the country where she remained until
Monday morning, and then came back to the city
and went over to Bridgeport, where she was ar
rested. She is now closely confined and an effort
was making to induce her to hand over the balance
Of the money.
The search after this young woman was one
fraught with rich incidents. Several persons be-
sides the police were engaged in the undertaking
Every lawn and every piece of calico, spread over
the mystic hoop, was chased (Which is more than
can be said OF the subject of the Search in hopes of
finding the right piece. When Sunday evening
came and the faces of the fair ones grew dim in the
dusk, every blue and white dress was regarded with
look ofsuspcion, and one or two were subject to
the annoyance of gentle tap on the shoulder and
peremptory arrest. All this while an efficient of
hcer was after young woman answering the de-
scription, away out West, and would have pursued
her "into the bowels ofthe earth," had he not been
overhauled by a telgraphic despatch announcing
that the real woman had been apprehended.e
Wheeling h.telligencer.
4 July FROsT-On Tuasdav tba .6tb of Irl,r +bara
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN
WEST COAST OF SOUTH AMERIcA-Ship Susan L. Fitz-
gerald
251 seroons bark 497 hides SO bars tn do "copper"
so qts old sails and II bags regulus 742
horns 6l0 qts brazil wood 65l6 do copper ore Fritz
gerald, Booth Co.; 647 bars copper, pkgs. mdse,
order.
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PORTLAND, July 4.-Eighty kegs of gunpowder
in one of the new Mills at Gorham, Maine exploded
yesterday, blowing the building to atoms. One man
was severely injured.
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The New Frigate Lancaster

ST. LOUIS, July IA party of engineers left
here for Wyandotte this morning to survey the
Kansas Central Railroad to Fort Riley, distance
OF lhO miles
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The Expected DueI
Kansas Central Ra

WAsHINeToN, July Alt is rumored here that
o. Jennings Wise and p. H. Aylett, fought yester-
day at Lake Drummond, twenty miles from Norfolk.
Result not stated
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FIRES.

The alarm of fire sounded yesterday afternoon a
Ga O'Clock was caused by misunderstanding be
tween one of the Fire Commissioners at box No. 2
corner Calvert and Lombard streets and the opera
tors at the Marshal's Office.
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Decrease in June, 1889. 5e.............,. $50 72l II
The decrease was wholly in freight.
The Boston Post in its weekly review of Finance and
Trade, says
Money is ruling somewhat higher than 1t did week
ago. We quote cent current outside rate for
prime paper In the banks it is per cent discounts
are less readily obtained than they have been The bank
loans are hgh and the bank specie has considerably
diminished before the untoward condition of exchange
with New York During the early part of last week the
bank specie received accessons from the Californian
arrival but toward the close tie stock again declined
and stood at only s5,l44,s 500 Saturday ming. In
the meantime, New ork funds ever and
in as active demand. This condition of things has pro-
duced uneasiness in the banks and among close
observers of the market 1t is very evident nothing
but the Summer dullness from uncomforaby
tight condition of money. The smallest increase of bus-
activity in the Autumn is certain to be attended by
higher rates and this activity it
Besides home business demand for money also
this market do its share in moving crops in
paying for the imports, and in suppl wing any demand
for gold Sterling Exchange in Boston has recently
quiet but very firm 1t is stiff l0k for best drawn
bills and at l04 for best bankers bills drawn in sums
suit. These figures it should be remembered current
after very extraordinary shipments of specie. As the
importaons continue to be very heavy and the
very light, the specie shipments They will
be increased by whatever demand may happen pre-
vail through the summer
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Sailing of the Constellation.
BosToN, July 4.-The United States frig ate
Constellation sailed for the Coast of Africa to-day.
Marine News
NORFOLK, July A.-Arrived in Hampton Roads,
ship Ernestine, Capt Gliding, from Callao.
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The General Admiral

Tie new FTIgate LnmcaSter.
PHILADELPHIA, July l4-The new steam frigate
Lancaster, which lately left this port returned last
night for repairs to her machinery.
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CAR1cArUREs IN PARIs.-A correspondent of tb
E5,press saws: The Austrian army, officers and
soldiers alike, are mercilessly ridiculed Poor
Gvulai has come in, l think, for vastly more than
his share of sarcasm. In one picture have seen
he is represented with ferocious-looking nous
tache the two ends of which are at least foot in
length whilst sort of pointed little cap with a
feather in it, is perched just upon the apex of tba
Austrian Generals Uranium. WE'LL turn this nra
tended portrait upside down, and you find bsfor.
you an exact representation of an asss head of
which the long moustache-ends form the ears and
the little cap the muzzle, whilst the feather is
metamorphosed into a very becoming wisp of
strawl In another caricature, which originally ap-
pearsed in the Charivar but is now for sale in all
the print shops, Gyulai is represented as holding
confab with the goddess of Victory, who very per
tinently says-"My good sir, you have great deal
of impudence to be constantly talking about me in
your dispatches don't know you, General /
never heard of your In still another, the late
Austrian commander-in-chefis is seen impressing his
Importance on French foot soldier, taken prison
er. "That is the Austrian standard !! says Gyulal
pompously." "Look at it, so thatyQu may know 1t
again, +" HOb" saws the soldier. 81 know it very
Itsli olre.dv I've seen plenty like it hanging up
in tbo Chanel of the Invades, at Parls!'
N0no corirature shows trooper admiringly pat
49,; .ba 10 ton of a cannon, whilst he apostrophizes
thas weanon. something after this fashion: "Whau
We have been having another little chat with the
snstr;ans Ell? How talkative you arel''
Tba incident of driving the Austrians into the
canal at PaIestro is also wittily caricatured
Zouaye is seen bayonetting an Austrian in the war
ter. saving to him at the same time ''When the
gentleman is ready to leave his bath and wants his
towels, all he has to do is to ring the belp'