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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-07

Sr. Paul, June 80, 1859.

Sr. Paul, June 80, 1859.
To the Editor Of the Pioneer 1 Demoersi.
The Chst6eld Republican has thought
proper to publish version Of q pirate con-
versation which took place 10 the back
room Of Mr.. SxIrH's Office at Cbatfeld. l
hardly think that Mr.. HOLLY would know
ingly DO me personal wrong, but be has
so mixed up truth with error, that lie does
me injustice.
do not know "of my oir" personal
knociedgs," that any frauds were perpetra-
ted at Mr.. BEckER's Office. or by HENRY
NJ. RICE, Or any body else, at any Office.
] did say that had no doubt but that
frauds inere committed. But l did say At
the same time, and at all times, that Mr..
SiBLEY, and all the State ticket, was fairly
elected by clear majority Of honest votes,
and 90 say yet. did say that from my
own personal inspection" that certain re-
turns for RAMSEY and SHELLEY both, were
false and fraudulent upon their rery face, as
could be se en- by their simple examination.
Bat by throwing these oil out as fraudulent,
Mr.. SiBLEY was fairly elected, and this
THOMAS j. GALBkAIrH, Esq, leading Re-
publican, as one OF the Board of Canvassers,
well knew andso certified. Count the votes
in any fair way, Mr.. SrBLrr was duly and
fairly elected. The fraudulent returns for
RAMSEY and SIBLxY are yet to be seen. The
Republican returns were said to be put 10
merely to Offset those On the other side, and
perhaps that was the case with the Demo-
cratic returns.
Now allow me to say that | had no idea
that my name would be dragged into the
political arena, from my casual converse
tions. am exclusively engaged in my
law Office, and do not once month utter
word about party politics. Nor can the
Republican press increase or diminish my
opposition to certain men Of my party. Nor
can they induce me to aid the Republican
party 10 any possible contingency. shall
at oil times and under all circumstances, act
with and aid the regular organization Of my
party, and vote and defend the ticket, not.
withstandipg my worst personal enemies
may be on it, Nor will these presses sue
coed in renewing any local feud, wherever
it may affect injuriously the Democratic
party or its regularly nominated candid ates.
10 conclusion ! must be allowed to ny
that Mr.. HOLLY is not honorably justified,
in my view, in publishing (erparts) has 0,rn
rers,o" d a private conversation mot pub
lic') without my consent, even il literally
correct; and upon reflection be surely must
think likewise.
Ii such q course is justifiable, then all
comfy and social intercourse With editors
mnst cease, and their society be stunned,
Or have it understood what topics are ad-
missible in their presence.
do not ieel that am called on TO an.
swer through the press to party squibs, nor
will declare my disbelief in the former ex-
istence Of election frauds, either publicly or
privately, nor will be gagged from saying
who think had hand in them.
Respectfully, W. A. GORMAN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-07
Democratic state Convention.

Bemocrstlc State Convention will be bsid 81 The CITY
Of VI Paai 10 The Senate Chamber ~ Tho Capitol On
wkDNksbAr, he t1th day u August usIt, ~ Twelve
osssk, T., Tor the purpose of sonihs'ing The following
0mceSs
A GOVERNOR
LiEuTEkAkT GOVERNOR,
SECRETARY or STATE.
sTATk TRkAHtREH,
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL,
TWO NkMyEHb oy cokshkss,
And sash other 0acers !. The Conveu,sp may dSem
sipsd,ss
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-07
Monetary Affair.".

The money market is very quiet. There
is little or no money in the city, seeking in
vestments, snd the disarangement Of our
home currency still continues. Since our
last review, the Fillmore County Bank has
been discredited, and is no longer current
VIM. r. MARSHALL ESQ, is the owner Of
this bank, aud there is but $1,000 ofits
notes in circulation. They viii all be taken
up, it is announced, by the proprietor Of the
Bank.
Exchange still commands a high figure
here. Our quotations for exchange are
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-07


The recent Democratic State conventions
Of Vermont and Georgia were held on the
same day. The time Of holding the two
conventions was not more coiDcident than
was the doctrine declared by each. The
Vermont convention resolved o. follows:
THAT the Democracy OF Vermont, in the
language Of the Cincinnati national Democratic
convention OF 1856. recognize Aid adopt the
principles contained In the organic law sstab-
fishing the Territories Of Kansas and Nebrasks,
a. embodying the only sound and safe solution
OF the slavery question non interference by
or in the District OF Columbia"
The Georgia convention resolved Is fol.
lows:
THAT the Democratic party Of Georgia con-
tinues to adhere TO the principles announced
BY the national convention OF Cincinnati in
1856, and It's determination to insist upon their
being carried out 10 the administration Of the
federal government"
The example Of Vermont will certainly
be initiated by the Democracy Of every
northern State, and no doubt the Democra.
cy Of most Of the Southern States will
initiate the example OF Georgia. And the
event will be that the representatives Of the
Democracy Of the whole country, assembled
at Charleston, viii re-atiirm the Cincinnati
platform, and place the Democratic candi.
date for the Presidency fairly and fully up
on il.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-07
Exchange ia sold for Minnesota money at

Land Warrants meets with no sale here.
The following are the New York quota
tons three per cent added will give the st.
Paul rates
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-07

h'nA'pa oos"'J' W. w..' ID A':''''''' "'Ns"e'
Coua,ss no, enumerated 10 ibs shove lie, viii be anil
lied w uns Delegate each 49, ,.,..
Chairman Dem. Central Committee,
IT. PsaI, MAY 9, thSa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-07-07

ing IN The Legislature, and PRIOR 10 IFS sub
mSs,on TO The people, h0d either one Of these
gentlemen raised his roiae or pen againa II.
Bat they never did 30. Gen. CUSHING,
whom the Free Pres cbaraeteristieally
abuses ~ 80 cringing tool Of the South"
o" doughface," &C., led on those true Dem
ocrsts who there denounced it, in season,
and out Of season, while no. q Republican
voice or vote was brought TO oppose it,"
The Post concludes it's article with refer.
ing TO the false assertion Of the Rochester
paper, charging =" the Democratic voters Of
Massachusetts, with having passed this
amendment when il came before the pc opIe
This charge is as absurd and silly as is the
insinua,ion that they were Uniformed by
letters from tie august head Of The party
president BucHAxAS) that by voting in
secret for the abominstion, the whole weight
Of the responsibility OF the passage might be
hesped upon the Republican party" Both
Of these charges lack every essential element
Of truth. On the contrary, we might quote
the circular Of the Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee calling upon the Demo
Cratic Town Committees to organize against
it. The only printed votes against it, used
at the election, were also furnished by that
Committee, while the American Republican
Committee procured the printing and circs.
lation Of those by which the secret viIlaipy'
was passed
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MAlyx.-A dispatch from Bangor, daiet

Total issued and authorized. s65. 2e4 o
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-01

,,,o. 7. VI. LANAHAN,
True copy: Test-GE0 H. CARWIIN9 % S Carey McCleand

STATEoP MARYLAND CRY OF B.rTruopy I'll,
hy that on this 4th dy May 1854 before c iereny GER
aJustce OF the feace of the State Aforesaid in ana s
aforesaid personally appeared Thomas anaho eclty
Ia law sa tba I'D he y e and made due form 6
fAi
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2 PHILADELPHIA.
Steamboats,.

Essl@N FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
saarauzsA-a'--1=I The steamer WM SELDEN, W B. Kicwan
captain VIII resume her route to fredericksburg and land
Tr i ( = LOOT loot OF S6UTh ,STREET on
will leave fredericksburg at o'clock FEipNY MGRViVIa
She win continue to leave baltimore EV cry TUESDAY
and fredericksburg EN cry FRIDAY during tie SEA son
EIeEht OF every description taken at low rates Horses
cattle and Live Stock generally, handled with care and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods puncuuly al
tended TO- charges paid promptly, ami forwarded as soon as
~ For information freight or passage apply in Baltimore
at her office, lO5 SOUTH STREET, on board the Eoat
f.i2tf X n PTI II i -. Jury ~,
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x ,.xIIfT FOR THE SOUTH
srznzs-z1s DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHTLADEL-
PIN and Z ALTIMIkE 9. thr

ebay LINZ -''
TO M N4RF2tE o TELP3X ,RILE!Gg WILMINGTON.
G0MERY, AND NEW ORLEANS
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
800 DAILY. Except SandaysD via
BAY LINE d SEA-BOARD& ROANOKE. RAILROAD
m - TO TIE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that traveller
10 NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railrn.l from ''
NEW YORK To WILMINGTON. n C.
TlIhO'EH TICKETS
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2fQal HOtiffs.

lsNlllS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
A. sCrihCrS have obtained Orphans Court of Bat
city, in Mary land letters Of administration on the per
snna estate Of JANE HALPlN, late said city DECEASED
Al. persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to Jas A Reed - East Baltimore street on or be-
fore the lst day of December they may otherwise by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
indebted said requested make immediate pay
Given under hands this 18th day of May, 1859
JAMES 4 REED, ,a,
ml6-law4w ALICE HAiPIN, Adms.
MAKY /. RIDGELY rs HARRIET y RIDGETY &c
N THE SUPERIOR COURTFOR BALTIMORE
lClTY Ordered, this Goth day OF May, 1889 that the sale
made and reported by Mary L. Ridgey Trustee be ratified
aud confirmed, unless to the be
before the fifteenth day of June Iroridd copy
of this order be inserted daily newspaper OF Balti
more city week for three successive weeks
said last mentioned date.
The report states the amount of sales to he slOs0O
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-I-Id7s2I' CIerk.
JOSIAH 4. b MUSE and others as. FRED'K W MUSE &c
n THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
lClTY, SITTING IN EQUITY, 10th May. 1855 Ordered
tat the sale made and reported by Robert L. Garetson
Trustee for the sale o! the i'll the proceedings
toned be ratified and confirmed, unless contra
thereof be shown before the thirteenth day of
June Provided, Of this order he in some
newspaper printed in Baltimore once in each sue
cessive weeks before thesaid 18th day of June next
The report states the amount of sales 10 h. 800
GEO. T.. SANGSTON. Clerk
True copy-test-GEO. f. SANGSTON.
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>HENkY DASIllEIL ct a. Us JACOB HORN ct oil -
The CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
sae made snS d, this 18th day Of May 1859 that the
and one r Trustees in the above be ratified
on or bns cause to the contrary thereof shewn
OF this the 9Th day of June next provided conv
Baltimore once i1 inserted IN some newspaper printed in
said 9Th Of June three successive weeks before
The Report states the ano,. - -,
Trps cor,, N VIM Il: II. TURNER, Clerk
mlsInw3u Arae copy-Test: WIN. H. n TUNER
Clerk
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-01
NCCI MN as. NCCTKIE1
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

WILLIAM 3, SMART rs. McALLISTER SMART ct al
IN / HE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY, 9th May, 1859 Ordered that the sale made
and reported by Bernard Carter Trustee the sale of til
property IN the proceedings mentioned be ratified and con-
nrle unless cause To the contrary thereof shown ON
or before the I'D day of June provided copy of this
order be inserted in printed in baltimore
once in each of three successive before the 2 day of
June next. ' "
The Report states the amount of sales to be $3.50
W II. Il. TURNER, Clerk.
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--nSp-I3W3W Clerk.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
~ 1lBb2ALLTTdM0RE CIrY.-IN THE NATTER OF THE IN
a4lIn IN ESTATE OF SAMUEL H. LYETH-0rtered
the same f Ses Tpoea by Robert Barry be
the contrary be shown before the 2Sd day Of Jpe
next provided copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed III the city Of Baltimore once well To-
three successive weeks before sd day of June ne
True copy-Test-WILLIAM j. HAMILT, ILL.,
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SAMUEL WEIitERED, rrlSje., rs. DAVID COIN.
In TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

lClTY.t is IN this the 10Th day Nav, 1852
ordered that all the papers in this referred TO f. Par
kin Scott, Esq the Auduru this Court account
therefrom, and that the creditors of David Co who
such prior to the LIST day of October 1853 hereby
to tile their claims duly authenticated with said Auditor
before the 22d day Of July next and that notice be
given TO said creditors Ia file their respective claims
qued Ivy this ORDER by the insertion of copy thereof
printed in the of Baltimore
three successive weeks before said 22d day July
WA. EO KREBS.
True copy-test-WM. II. H. TURNER,
ms ppVeu rlael,
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
n II CITY May Term, ERT HOWARD and JOS c.
WILSON as. A. }. MAGUlRE and ohes-Oriered that the
sale made and reported by Charles Marshall Trustee for
the sale OF the property in the proceedings in this cause
mentioned, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before the 2ith oay of June
next provided copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Baltimore, in each of three cce
siye weeks before the said 2lth day of June next
The Report states the amount of sales to be sllO0
WIN II. ii. TURN Err, Clerk
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Bril- AUa0s.
La &C. G.. g.. FOR THE

- 80 lzsss ;rs,-si ~ fOK LIZ lie IL oo.
On and d Ff9IT RB az ANp o6 $B2o1H
at eays Camden Station BaltimoEea Except Sunday
E oT#Essf &SB N6 ff Az MR RAFTI B6 81
Between s rs$tSS&5.a i%G VI tr4ssEyeER&
between Cumberland and Wheeling (by wing over for i
Gend and ana MEfePs TRAMP and between
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4I5p.n.
THE EiJICqTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore ateoo
FOR RELAY HOUSE. besides the regular train , 49,
eia train leaves Baltimore at $50 PM and Relay at GS
FOR .WASHINGT0N AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at : 20 and 745 A NJ, and and SOP
aar n " al AT * Ty d iJSeS Mip%ton 3r
sundays at SoG p NJ only The second and fourth trains
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington WI
T9r ;ckets every kind, information, &c, apply to T
ENGLAND Agent, or at the Ticket Office, Camden station
Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket gent. aplln
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
e z; 4 ..:.;
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, April 18TH 1852 the trains over
the Road will run as follows, viz:
LET Tho Moi, r..,! F9B TIE FEST;
arriving rrs6urg ati7 ~ there cennscting
arrivinn n F5I, q jS mp TIE VEST
and Geave IL I'd a. 10 NJ Columbus NJ and
% The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily at
L SrTyin nj at G?rrisbnTg a! 1919 n and Ptsargat
NJ; Columbusat 10 P. N; Cincinnati at 8 l. NJ
FOR THE NORTH
4 H. & mGe e1Ss It TYE3 SS R at psp 4 al af
fal 10 at r oq p a; I:' and Dnnkrk at . 30 A n
sHSspt W STFay} at j ~ arryinE at Haibgr
at lO A. NJ and Dunlirk at A. NJ This train con.
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JY0, II; B L1TNoDE, Trustee, rs. MARGARET GREY
flnt,u

JAO; Il; B. LAIkOBE, Trustee, u.s. MARGARET GREY
and others
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
l. CITY, May 2lst, lS59-Crdered that the sale made and
reported by George n Gill; Trustee for the sale of the
property IL the proceedings mentioned, be ratified
ned unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
before the oath day of June provided copy of this
order be inserted in some printed in Baltimore
in each Of three successive weeks before the
day Of June next.
The Report states the amount of sales he s7S7 50
WIN. II. IL. TURNER. elk.
True copy-Test--WM. II. II. TURNER,
rort
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
81 WALL STREET, Corner of William NEW YORK
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAyI
CATION RISKS.
RESERVED CAPITAL oy ER.................. s2OOOOOc

INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAyI-
CATION RISKS
RESERVED CAPITAL Ov ER................ So 600 600
ASSETS, OVER FIVE MILLIONS,
Viz:
Stocks of the United States of the State of New
York. of New York City Banks 80
Loans secured by Stocks Bonds and Mortgages,
aid olher S5226O 90
neal Estate. 100000
Dividends on Stocks, Interest Bonds, and
mortgages and other Loans, sundry
Insurance and other claims due the Company,
Premium Notes and Bills able 2129SO2 IS
oash IN Bank. 1859 So
Total amount of Assets l67 Al
The WHOLE PROFITS of the Company revert to the AS
and the profits of each year divided, upon
Premiums ermated during that year for which Ccrtf
Six per cent interest the outstanding certificates of
prots VIII be paid to the holders thereof rep
resenves on and after Tuesday the first day of February
- -
After reserving OVER TWO MILLION DOLLARS of pro-
h the outstanding certificates of the issue of and 1857
VIII be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof
ga representatives, on and after Tuesday, the first of
February next from which date all thereon will
cease The certificates to be produced the pay
ment, and cancelled.
dividend of FORTY PER CENT is declared ON the net
earned premiums of the Company for the year ending 3t
December 1885, for which certificates will be and
after Tuesday, the first day OF February
The profits OF the Company ascertaned from the
list July 1852, to the LIST of January, 1883; for
which Certificates issued amount s655,3lO
Additional profits from lst January, 1855, to LIST
January, 1859 100000
Total profits for l6H years............. s9Ol5,3lO
The certificates previous to 1856, and 50 cent:
by 5s7s7SO
Net earnings remaining with the Company LIST ~
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Mlftals. 1ar0mart. Et.
NEW II a K d " Z A ID n GU F
FURNISHING STORE
ANDREW REUTER- X SONS.

DALTIMORE STREET,
n between Frederick and Gay SITS
qr stock consists OF complete assortment of fine IVORY
hNlEES and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the best ma
kers, hAZOhS ana SCISSORS of all descriptions Taors'
Snsrs o every size French Cooks and Carving Knives,
IofkScTe"S and Champagne Nippers; PLATED and BRI-
IANNlA WARE, such Forks Spoons Tea Sets Pitchers
Castors, C9iite Inns LAMBS and CandesticEs Also fine
GMiNIoH COFFEE POT, JAPAXNED WARE of all de-
symptoms Ice Cream and Jelly MOULDS Fancy Japannel
Bird Cages Tea Cannster Brushes Fancy busters and
many other articles too numerous mention Also gene
Tools, GUNS, &c ''
The prices and quality of Goods will found equal to anv
IN tne CITY, and the patronage of the public respectfully
solicited imb5.tf'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-01

STORAGE RECEIVED in the large WARE
RHouSE, No I29 s. E9taw street,oppos,te the B. RR
Depot Cars loaded and discharged the doors The Cellar
is deep dry, spacious and COOL Apply the premises
m2Iu B. I. ELDER,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-12

We paid visit on Saturday afternoon 10 The
Manly mineral spring, about two miles from The
City, to the Northeast The forest has been thinned
out and grubSed around the spring. deep ditch
dug to carry of the run above the spring. and to
drain more thoroughly the bottom in which b b.
located We need something Of the sort In our
vicinity, and We hope the public viii continue to
give this spring ir trial. 70 u to test il eaca-
cy in various diseases to which our fai mortality
is heir: We noticed one carriage filled With h
dics, and . gentleman and lady on hosseSsea,
enjoying its tonic waters. The ride Is beautiful
the latter part Of the way meandering through
the thick natural forest Of oaks hickorics dogwood
naples. ETC., growing In dense luxuriance
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-12

The annual Fair Of the North Carolina State
Agricultural Society viii commence in this CITY on
Tuesday next, the 18th instant. 1918
Ample arrangements will be made on the Fair
grounds for stock which may be sent. and also for
all articles designed for exhibition. The Railroads
have agreed to carry all articles for exhibition free
of charge; and persons who may come BY Railway
to the Fair will be charged but half price.
We look forward with much interest to the ap-
preaching Fair. We trust it may be the largest the
most successful and the most satisfactory Of any yet
held
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-12

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ssss a. shs RssssAs. n sks "a N.ssk sssss -
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ts.sii hesv-kss kxk wsu skxy sxsys
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-12
Wake Superior Court.


This tribunal adjourned at five o'clock on Satur-
day evening, after useful and labor:ous session.
Judge Shepherd won golden opinions" by the
patience, ability and impartiality with which he
discharged his duties
Nj. Attorney General Jenkins appeared for the
State in the State cases. acqutting himself with in
genuity and ability.
On Thursday evening, as We stated in our last
Esstus L. Hogue was brought before the Judge,
and sentence Of death was asked for in his case BY
the Attorney General The Judge asked him what
he had to say, when he replied that he had been un-
justly convicted-that If he had had one hundred
dollars he would not have been convicted,-and he
concluded by saying. "give me liberty, or give me
DEATH" His whole manner was defiant and unsub-
dued The Judge then proceeded to pass sentence
upon him, which was done in the most impressive
and affecting manner: He was ordered to be exc
cuted on Friday the 28th Of this month.
Lucas Estes, convicted Of forgery, was made to
stand one hour in the stocks to receive thirty nine
lashes, and to be committed until he should give
bond in $500, to appear before Granville Superior
Court to answer . charge Of horsestealins
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-12
,tS1S.ss.%E 49,
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