davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

The title to the estate and possession to be given on payment of the principal and interest; and the privilege also granted of obtaining possession, on thirty days notice' ot any time the association naoy be ready to furnish Me entire purchase money.
 The price asked for Mount Vernon by It's proprietor, and which has never varied, has long been known to the public, and, the ladies of the Mount Vernon Association, Tn offering to become its purchasers could not expect to acquire upon other terms than those given as the ultimatum, to Congress and to Virginia.
 Yet there is concession made to the as socation by Mir. Washington, as to the ex- tension of time; and very important pro- piso, to save interest which can best be ex- plained by the following letter addressed to the legal gentlemen who negotiated the purchase on behalf of the association:
 RICHMOND, VA, April :, 1858. 70 Hm H Mactarldnd, esq.,, and Gen. A..
 1. Chopm0n:
 GENTLEMEN-In the negotiations you have recently concluded with me, on behalf Ol Ile lalllcS hSSOCidIIOu IOl pui'h"No of Mount Vernon, the payment of interest on the deferred installments from the date of the contract, while retained possession of the property, was the only serious diff culty between us.
 Having satisfied you that 1 could not yield this point, you finally conceded it.
 As the contract is now closed, and l be- lieve in satisfactory way to both parties, it affords me pleasure to say to you, that ii the association meets it's engagements with me on the first of January, 1859, and thinks proper to pay, and does pay the other de ferTed instalments on or before the 22d day of February, 1859, as you inform me they will probably be both willing and able to do, it is my intention, in that case, to remit to the association all the interest on all the deferred payments.
 This l shall be willing to do, partly as an inducement to the association to obtain possession of Mount Vernon at an early day, but more particularly, as an evidence of my appreciation of the motives that have ac- tuated the ladies' association in the cause it has undertaken.
 l have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23


 Gs~ We owe our thanks to our friend, Hon. II. B. Edmondson, for late papers, Mr. EdmOndson was member of the Gen eral Assembly in lS56-'1 and is one of the directors of the Memphis and Little Rock railroad. He represents the condition of the company to be excellent and if his co directors are.men of like energy and ability the road is bound to be success / REDUCTION OF THE RATE OF TAXATION. The General Assembly has reduced the rate of State tax from one-sixth to one tenhs of one per centum, or in other words to ten cents on hundred dollars. This, on 8lO0,000,OO0 worth of property, will give State revenue of one hundred thou sand dollars.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23
An appeal for Mount Vernon.

The following admirable appeal of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association of the Union should go to the heart of every pa- triot of /the land and arouse new interest and zeal in glorious cause. It is proper to state that the Southern Matron." in signing her baptismal name to this docu- /ment, yielded to the solicitations of Mr. Eyprptt and othar fr,onla.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

RrvER-Twelve feet water, and at a stand.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-02-23

democrats had beaten democrats. Were these men disorganizers? In others two conventions had been held and the nomi- nee of one had beaten the nominee of the other. Was the first convention to be con- sidered the proper one? Evidently this would not do for, in the congressional race, in one county three conventions were held. First, the friends of particular candidate called convention and when 1t met it instructed for another man. Hear ing this, the aspirant went there made speech got up convention, drew up re- solutions and succeeded in having delegates appointed who were friendly to himself.- Not yet satisfied, the people of the county called township meetings, sent up delegates and had regular county convention, which instructed the same as the first. Yet, at the Batesville convention, the delegates from the second convention were admitted and those from the first and third excluded. It appears from this that not first nor yet last convention is always to be assumed as the correct one, though before this, the standard democratic rule was, that the hrst convention was the proper one, un-
 less clearly shown to be fraudulent or
 uniar. In other counties, when the peo-
 pie had expressed their opinion through
 convention, the same game was play
 ed' a second convention got up and the
 voice ef the first unheard in the Batesville
 convention. Others, called disorganizers, in
 the caucus, denied that the conventions that
 nominated their opponents were full or fair
 and averred that they were the choice of the l democracy and had received maior;tu If
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
u uterifan,IcDe Jt9cbricbteH

S4implide8 8enebmen Der
Republltaner IN Wl a1uietts.
WibrenO pie republitanilAe Ylrtei i'm @tcBen
unO 9an5en li1 9e9en Die @ln5epanDerten in
teeter 3elt aus ~nOoellte bellpal unD lmeni
llp III Der SImltdtteTra9e 5el3te, oaB lie Die
ein5lSe Parlel III, bic llr Die GinaenanDerten
ntAl nur ieere 6reunpldattS y b a En-, icns
oeru materlele 6reunoldalts b e ID bat f;
pIbrenO Die 8epublitaner in Staate ytep.
2orf ben berii4tISten S II in aQer Stile be,
yrubeu; tonnen lin Die Hepublitaner in benz
Purltanerltlate WlalllAulettS nod lmmer nl9t
pom ibler elenDen @eburtSpulelei lcsreiBen.
Der Senat BON W~ialadulett8 bat ndu1lid fol.
Seaoeu ldcn pcrber bon Der oortl9en Nllsmblp
aDOptirten gel4luB 5ur AbaroerunS Der Son.
%tltutIcn leneS StaateS an9enOmmeu
pGelne PerlOn ron f~renloer @eburt fol- Bee
re4ti9t letn, gu liImlnen ODER gu einem Amte
erwlplt gu weroen, ebe tie 3Det Sabre naA lb.
rer DECENTRALIZATION inuerbalb Der @ren5en Der
Ser. Staaten 9elebt bat nno anDermeltIs nah
ben Selttmmun9en Der SoHltltutton unp Den
@eIesen oes StaateS qualIfl5lrt lit, rorJeleben
ieoO9, Dap pieles Announcement bio Nepte fei
ner YerI On ron Irenoer @eburt, mel1e lie 6ur
3eit Der Annabme b%elIelben beliet, beriibrt, uno
Ierner, oaB es Die Jfedfe teiueS &inoes zines
SiirSers, cas wlbrenD elmer 5eitweilI9en w
pelenbeIt le.ner @l,ern seboren wuroe, perlebt."
Dleler. infame 8elaluB beOarf ieet nur nod
Der nuteri4rIft oes @Cuo. 8autS, um @eiesess
trait 5u erlanSen.
BaibinstOn. Der ate Bod if,
pie Der wobl unterri9tete Correspondent BON
6Ornep's YreB in Ger Wtontass. (SeltriSen) Ger.
pleles BlatteS beridtet, nnr Despalb ni1t aul
Dem 3u @bren 2cro Iapier's Ueranltalteten
Bale erl9teneu, neil SeuatDr SemarD
5u ben Qeltern D~ellelben 9eb0rte. Der alte Bod
pat ndmliA in leeter .3elt elnen tSotliben 9aB
seSen Sewaro 9pfaBt, Den er bod wdbreno Der
UOriSeu SeiliOn DeS @on9reil:s nit Sdmei9e.
leten iberbault bat. Yon oen berrOrragenoen
Oppclitlcnsmanaern lit leBt 9 enatOrQale
anl beliebteltsn bel Bu9au1n, cbwCbl seraoe
6ale in leper leiner 3eDen ben Ilten nit beis
benDem lSlee Uerb6bnt.
YbilaoeIpbta. Gin Sdlupte.
| er Uerun9lld DIT. QeRtea SamltaB Dur.
De I'M peutldsn Ibeater Dabler bic We .ri1
Quart uui9efnbrt. Der ribmliAlt betannte
SAaulpieler Wieautert CAB osn Mortimer. Qei
rer enDiste fem SpIel nit einem unfal, BEL
leidt ole DidtunS our Wabrbelt bdtts NADER
fSnnen. Sn Der Scene udnllia, in welhel
Dtortlmer lid erl1iAt, fel Sr. Wi. in ben Dol4
Der purd Die RteiDunS in Die 8rult Drana, abe,
|, sladli9erpeile auf cine NlpPe traf. Dura bel
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22

nod tnllller bet NeDport auf benz Stranbe.
gin &bsll leiner 2aoun9 if ibm BON 5Dei SID.
tern n%b3enomtnen ncrpen. Seute 1T Die See
gu bod, olS oaB ir9eno eittpa6 eelbln peroen
tOnnte. Wtan fIrAtet, bas S1ili werOe in
Stiide 9ebeu.
8oltpn, 81. 6ebr. 60 bat ieit seItern
elm ltarter Sturm 9eberridt, beinabe EN- 0r.
fan. @tni9e Sdlffe Iollen 9eltranoet iein, absr
ibre 0tanlen werpen niAt Sen1nnt. Otan iiirt.
tet, Dap ben S9iffen Der Suite entlan9 betrdAis
lI1er Shapen 9eldeben 1T.
Scr O6mpfer 8lSd 0D9rrtOr.
New.Yort, 21. 6ebr. 9ta9 BEN leg
ten 9ladri1ten mar Der O1mlpfer 6ldd Eoar'
rior nod auf Dem Str~nce uno Ss6ter uno
S6leppoampfbOcte ~beIanoen liN tbm 6ur.Seite.
um ibm lelne 2lOun9 ab3unebmen. &ed bate
er nph tetnen.
0Dirfunscn Oes gturmtS.
NewsYort, 81. 6ebr. Der Dampfer
Waricn 1T bel Serlep flatt auf benz @runO uno
man beiIrdtet, oaB er ernltlid beIddoi9t wers
oen mirp. Sin anoereS Shift oe1ion 9tanen
niAt betanut 1T, lit uuteH in Ger 8ap auf Gem
@runoe.
philadelphia, 81. Tebr. Gin l~tarter
Sturm bat bier 9eberrldt. Gele9rapbilde
NaGriAten BON Den @ape5 idilbern sen Sturul
OaieIbit ais iebr beltiS. Ofon Iir4tet lluslid
CUR See.
@tnctnnatt, 81. 6ebr Der Sbic III
nun auf SIS TnB 9eltieSen. Iuf Der Sbics u.
MillillippisSabn lit beute fein 3us BON bier
ab9eSau8en. Die PdliaSiere psrDcn per Sort
nat Aurora 9ebrodt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
GefhdftSbMGbcr, Wapicrs Mnb
erialiensQaner

Samuel E. Turner, yo. 3 Sars@ barleslfr,
balt BeRGnti5 I'm @Orratt stn erObes Eager BON Wapttr
5&I rbmGtsrtait n, SSeftafts- unO &entp. Sudern. 81 lei.
men, 9aser bsfntet f1 tnldnbii1ss unb tmpprf,rtts GSreis.
unD Brief. Yapier Dsn aasn mSsit6tn Sorien uub Bab lien
1otta Papttr ltHttrs uno Dsi6 ta srOBtr auspabl.
rtef.Gpuper 1ler Sprttn.
o &rsitmatsriatien alsr grt fur OlFse. u. prsOctse6raud
stablfstern, Be6erbaIter, SttesIIaG, Ob.
Iaten, BIethtfte unb @~rtffeI. EtmtenfGffe &C.
&tntc yum S&retben uno fir Gopttrpref(en
RON ben bet,n 8abrit n. &cpttrpreffen, Vrrtpfp.
ItCS, DDrtem pnuatS &C. &c.
SoUie rim arDbts 9Iser BON p Gdpdpttr SpttIfdr
ten, : rUdsr.B orbsn &c. SH ben b~tatsfen Yretftn.
3dnbIer unD Druder aus BEN 9lnce werpen es tn ttren
SnIertHt fnten bet mir por;ufpret.n. Tsbrl7,it
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
0itcrarifhe gln,ciae.

SVe Ben ttfbtlnt unp unp purG ua,srsr,p nsten III beiieten
$. 8 etneS ammtItG Werfe. Meut Bolts.
ausenbe In n cGnDn Ob r 50 @O&enIefsrune. a SIS
Aopnnenttn her truberen MuseGpe IN D B6nbtn
erbolien pea 2. Uanb apart fur t.
Gerntr empfeblt;
ReIIfo6, 1917. 5tfDrif9er @cmdn, a 8anbe H.
= Drei Sabre rSn 1reibigen tn "a Stefsranssn a -.25
Neter'S untpertum. = Ban0 IN 1 ~ isferun.
an NIT ben prdmiea Die tia ientfhs i therin
lnb benz 10. trit psn 5, Weper a 4ltfe uns -.25
6. y i ne'S fdmmtlthe gDertt tn Al 4teferune. nebf
YrGmte pottratt Alsranbets ron P4mSDl0t, 20
"a 3pu srDb a 9teeruag 10
3 In nj enIefe tDmttA CT beutf&es Dt6tuu.
cen l.3S
GttmSt's Weltes6i6ts liz. etsferana a rs
- Wsi1tDte Der Nen3ett liz. Eteferung q -.25
Eebti, imtET %. q. G@mtbt, 30. So 81. @axar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
Gpm0re6.

Burlington, 81. Teb uar. Seno t.
Der @onlular. @tat wuroe wieoer pcraencm.
men. WaGoem tiniSe s3sit iber Denlelbsu be.
battirt wOrDen, beantraSte 6cOte, be CUBA,
BI0 auisunebmen, mas aber nidt ourdoina.
SauS. 0as Armee-B Budget nuroe ldlleE.
lid anSencmmen.
Bottom, 21. San. Der Sdpner Sid,
mpnp, BON 8eltcn ua& Baltimore betImmt, III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
S0bae Der sEreibeitI

Ntas 9sss. Da f& am IA. b wt. bic M0nRmentnI gDUtI.
tbatJtet - Sei,al&at Nv. 1 I~afsei6st laf. 10 Daben t1 mey
rsrs Gbtbate UlGnAer ptreintst uas bel6IOBen, elm ntne eO8s
unter DDistm OrOsn 81 sraneek. 2Dir ratten emrn trpeu
n0ratterpoasn MRlnn IT, pielem Droen an3ui@llebea iRb m
er bios naG HtUt un9 SeeeHn9tett ~bepGub.tt plrD.
Ale otsIeat9ea, welbe t1 nOU Del Der > iftIns btefer QosG
tetpeIltaen modem, wtrben b6riGt eineela6en It'd, btuIs
Dteana8 zen ~. 0. 90. 4Senhs Z lIpr i'm SpretUu' l9sn &OtaI
9tp. zS6 etnjn2n. en-.
$m 0ntttdge @rnf S@retbe
SWO Xpbn Muih.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
81 o I

SCDft3
fhr ScrtOner, tuelGe 9pOrautaWaher beuuBen.
Der nEunte ab &nttt Der tn 8sug Guf bic Dafsr.Gcn.
mtlt n unb bic unter ibrsr auf i6r AsbenSen gDane swerie
srlahe en- Derpr6nunaen wirb bsrmtr inr NaGrtNt far aIf
Bette lt3teR publtttrt, b1 be fartn entbatttnen ~Bellmman.
gen frene gsbanbpa6t werten fUlen.
s. 9. Suter. IpaHertna tattur.
vunb ttr6 hermit rsrflst unb p~erOrbnet rom Waper unb
benz StaotrGtbe BON 8alt more, ba6. wenn Der ceer Dts Sc
s%entbIHer, %osrUbnsr % r Wlitteer e,Hts 5aules ober s..
bduots ben ~ bt fem ~sepUrtgen SuDrGnt Iaufen Iahen pbtr
trIauben unS Iuseben bas bemIelten meer Waher rntnpn
men wirb.. ais fur ZEN Separf sinss 3l1sbetSers C6er Be-
wCbntrs sr~fDrberlfH TT, bag fsrner, wenn bitfes IbsrmdEtae
eaufea ktS gDadsrs Ourds @efrirren bsdtlbsn tn irsen bet.
ne strass, SAFE Otsr aleS OSsr IN t'nsm pp'e + Der Stabt
obtr sdaben sufasen fOatt, br betre fsnbe 5austtetnttame e.
Ober 8twObntr etnts 5aaies Ia Gin { Stsofe ron ihi mrbr
ais $40 ret f6ut." San12,2mt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
Sin Srtef aus GreSOn.

Gs III wcbl cen meilfen ~unlerer 2eier %befonnt,
boB ucriSen CONNER Elm 6dnfIsin bleit3er
Deullder nuter 2eltunS bea broUen uno un'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
Wlblanp Square Yaupergln.

Da fA btsler gauueretn bar6 be Aanapme Der Contribution
une @rpab1uns bar oeamt.n D6llS crsGaifrt pt, 70 werlen
ale pte!entgen, melhe oem Ueretu nr0 betutreten wInfbsn
eriu&t, fQ geats, DWnaGs Ibtnb Gm "a nbr Bet BERN y.
9tptts, 10 sol cue pn WGq. uao DtDnamsRtRr- g.. Sablretu
%etniuFno.n ba be srft G~lnta3lIns fanfnOst aaO bic @eles.
bIher in &mptans 5u nepmen iinp.
SueD SIN AufIrase SOpn ptttrSff ir., Str.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
8aItimere peutider 8aupereJ

Baltimore beutlder Bduperein 9to. z.
Den ytttsIttbtrn Obissn 8tretas biene sur 0aortdG. bas
ndnhen NuttEp@ 13 b Nt. baS erfe Sab ,u Strtaurtn III
a.t Die nU@ wunl beu bisiem etn.r rsBsn I betlnatme Ids or.
frtuenbsn Uauperetne f9 Gusul~lisBea. tao ~sefaltsft eriu6t
IT'D e%InSaaaben
Sm aaftraes @eSree Re6Itr, Yr6Rb,nt.
GMIW EbeSb. Sumts SsfrsIar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
WirthfhaftszG r6fnnnn

uno AuslplelunS zines Sat;els
mUreen Dttnnas tn Der uSnbepenpsnt 6aa " yip. 129 EOr.
rtnnr., antfmsn SAP. unD &ntpl frabe. wobet en QuH1 NIT
Sausrfraut uS e~sbsrtlSBs ~aufettf1t wtrb.
Breunolt&f l-btteta
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
AuBsrorDentli4e 0eneralsU elllmnlluns
bEe
NuSemetnen
CG%.EnS% AN6rGnnr> a. . %nrsk<i1 a 1v111 a ~ n.nS%.

9lrbeit. Observation-Disclosures rcin.
ale DtGAs eosc ADe.oT" 1t- mtI o.nAAEt-t.St, DaS OttA-
fIS cen q. 8.psaar, AOeaos Z upr. elne - tneral Ucrl nm
lung lIat1nnOst. 3a8iet9 10 r.sn btfi- niSsn WiGgtteeer,
UeiQe 9ctaeas 1ne, ott DemnGpn ~ beles eaDe IDlrtDlDaTS-
8etpalte .Stfue su absratpmta. eria@t, no bei mis- 40. II
GSmsarefs. U0er OtenTas abtab IN Der SrrfaHml1Gs au
melben.
MD 81. 8artett, pr6fbent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
Orpen @0hne per iSrelpelt.

Die MttsltsOsr Der aDh elm ED epee g0 IS >. 9. :
j.. itlh eriubt ndbaen Wtttw9N oeA 23. 6e.ruas um z ub
AbeneS Ia Der 4Osenplle ~ sr ,bstnsn, tassm 70 .pesc 0e
lGattt gus Oer1IbAa5 Dor omtntn. Jm AuirASe
DM @r. pr. 3enrp 10 81, SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
8utter Mn0 Safe.

Dur@ 6trstts UtebmOuus NIT Yennlgtuaner 2etsps Sin I'd
ftts TN 5tdaoe Dte porSIsltNfe Sater gum Uu ets1 Nsas Al
perfaafsn Don 1913 &ts. Rdle 10. ~ uno IA s4Av 8 pfp.
Chr. Dell, Grocer.
Des14.S Gfe pOn 8ibertg une Wermanara6 =:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
Qlnsetae,
QAnsefne.

&AU6etYe~
Di 6arn0nie. u hcetltIVn .stA@O. ITO bttrourH BEN teepr'
ten yuplltam bic JtrbenpGnr 3u 8vant6en, OGlIeE
Wap &snserten au cmpe9ltn 0aW StretneR.
HIIps. ssteIIseR aD m9p.Esalssn Oertlnen reptn Die be-
aurmea Nrrlamm an8s ttmmtr Der R.bsnpaHe unter ptuterG
. plnaua8eH toenfaus sac Usrf gang. gta~ereS r.pelIr Ger
Iesise 2pirtp SITS 0EmpeI IN Der JRe1en Gube. 9lp. 81
6rs rtGRra pc.
iSebr D Die @erwaItund.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22

Deue uno Wl1M6 0eS Vl1teS
Sror iamfeit beim Brennen unD
.gdn3liGeS 6rellein BON alien Dampf u. @erud
nt@t ubertrDffen werDen fann
Bet ctnenf RVfenbelrds pom ~ Cents per Sthnbe ettt es
eth 3t6t, welnes tim son 5 utsn 1 sts.2iNiern eletGtomm mt.
Gambler unb Ditrtrperidu er erbaIt, n auf @erlan9en pro.
sea unb 6 oniumenten Don EUtltnGt t nRn 4 6Ii6 ernts
aufaaue TN Gafeu er a~Umpasnte BON Der 5.ae unb gsiuts-
tstt bts totes u%otrjeugsn. Btbri9,il
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-22
MMf0epoHt!

NMf9epaRt!
Sd, Der 1nttriti&nttt ue alssmetH bttannte S rtS Dem.
~, truptr in Der ~beratmt.n Dempei' ipeu .,Q .raapR5e
oaut." pnDe MID 40 Der Rebtnta4be 81 brtsDrtpfrabe
Deslsgt sd iGse nun ae metne 6reInae, Utr1Iaole, DE.
tInnte unp 5ttDe. 0eIAn tte fryepeah elm, Itp ebfntaus bel
MFR pIer ptsIsaen ~ no. en-. Nas bette Our, 70 { Ito BON
ieita ptrtept Gao be B .nen 9ottien pate I'D tmmer
nGuntn M.twOQ p.a 81. UrDruar ii upr BUrmtttas sebs
t& elnen sGa3 0OrIrt # t9ea 2Gap uno Label eIn Su Sab.retaeM
6euu UrtB pempet. Du,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-22

es~essrws 90 .ss tsssss Lssss-We rsAssA -
dry. . sssssxsAassl skeesh AZ Con- 1sA LSssA &ssss
See 81 Osvrsa wAss~ eAss~es~ sss Id esas spsss
81 ts.se 81 semsi istkssa sAsss xss sss sv sss~
sf The Ne 81 Gssss~l tsss ssssssAss o sssssdsd
sk@s ths eAssre al ~assxaasaes &essasa kepsaiIses
h ssa ssss van svsssacs 10 saas esssasys nsssA
ths ssssf hssssss. Arsse sas swssssase m&s ssaAs@
ssses wsshsss ysss ssssvwaszssa Asm Ms esssssY.
ssssS Asss sasksssA as@seaess ssss fw ssssss
sssslss Ne rssise ss.sS cad eSnss pssssasss
sssese sAe hsssss ss1 ts~s $50 o. ne sas sNes Il
sAe ll~~ssers wta ~ssas ~rssas 10 swsssssassa end
Rss6e 5ssssee e.ssssas ssa ssaess az lsss ne esss
wSm he tatssseA ssS skp ssase esssss~ls yNse 1ds
81 tessssl t&se sAssae s~ sesssss ~ esssr f'ssaA
- the esssass. ~ss as sssssa eeswsas earsssss Ct
30 sssasss Ne kssasass I'D Ass sSssssaamS -kezxs
se.sy nsysiassssb
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-22

w~..... o. Sllaal.v g., ON
: 49,: is.,5x 80 e. =
o...1:l III l.lA4|
kssssssss e - eseSssA q 0nAnna 60 n
ssss.s2ss = sSeeA ~ 60 WAp -
hsssssN n. % is-1s - 6 - ssu6ssU
k~s~ sflEEFI.TINE
Lsss s~f E~v~ssss ~ Asyws N.vy
asssss~sA oys is.-rxs sM-ssss AS.Sss-
,s1ssssss s-s - s-ss sssssss bss esVws
tS.s sssssss AssssA,~a q n~ss-. - 60,
ssissssssss sssss sssA - ns~~sfs ksssa Nss
esss ssssa wss Do Q ssA~ssAs~4 eksss asy a.snss
lsfss vsssssy e NssAsaA kssaA sAsAs sAssk.s.
sssss ss.S $500 sA~l ssN Asp tsas sAs.s =
sAss. fhsy sass xss~ssss csyss sse s.ssss
sss ssns'sssAs akssssse sssA ss4d ssss - -.
saessAss wssA ssssass cssssAsssss sss nyasss 4
he ssessassssss shsss~e 90 asemsAse ~ soaSnW
sssss = sssss'ss sesses II ne rsass ss~sUa 80
ese Been Fred nssssss ssszsasas Sie kws o
lssy Csr-sass coo s~s sssssaa &ssaA sAssa ssasy
ssssstsss wsss ssssk 90 assA ssawss sss slss 60
assssss ~ ne CssAsss a Q Nsw tsss hssA %
sssss IL wsses b ssa ssmsaess& An fAsss A~sss
sssses ssv b Ne p'sssssesss Il Gsss wss4 sAs ~
ssssea ssseas@saasa sAssssx sysSeS e exWss ks
NE ssvss - Cssk 4 Asrs sssAns e s0se 90
use s.s~ ss'ssssg ne sssssssass 10 psrssa.
Fsszlses
wsssr~erss. OsssA~s t&-YNs asihsssse b o.
sssseyaass lsssss Wasask Wus sssssssk ~ Cos
TtsyA scene ssas ses
10 ne !&ss.sssy IF r@s
CSssssssss Aeessa etsM-&ss ksss sssssxey
ssessses ssAksw&sssa 81 aassssssa e - esUa N
Fessssee shss I &si d 10 ~ no asaf 10 ssssss = y
~. sssAssss Aeasy-t hsse SssswsssS fAs esasassn
e . scored Assscsasm Asssse aw h sAfsa -
Essssssse Il NE sAsss Il Ne &ssaA ~ esssss
sssssssssasAB fNs is~aw 81 ssw assuamd h a
tsAa hse~s. lsas Il kssw~s tts h~s AssM b Co.
Ia Assse Ne wssass ess,tsx sssF~ss cd eAsy %
esaf ~~ass,s Ne s.~s 10 sasss ass - &sssA Z
sssiss sss sassss 1xsY hose one AZ sAss ns~ssss
wAsss asss n - sssswY 10 u~Ya~ss ss~ss q |
szssspt ! en- ssa esSSast 10 nsssas ~ sssm - So
~ uAase h ssssf fAsss a sAss ssssA~s edo ~ I
Ne Nsrsk~a sesass sse Cas@as sss 10 swMs I
ssatm esmaasaas 10 ne piece AZ spaaesssss ssssI
n ssmr~h.se IN ne sssssse&ms AZ vssssssa 1Ne
ON f@ss As~s tAs~ssA r.sssfssxsas sss nssy
hsas sss sssw v@sssas 81 Mssr@t Perry nses
leo sAa NssA tAs~sd aksrs ~ Asss wssas zoo Ss
W ss~ ne s@fssss ssss ssssiks sa-s aN . D.
weeks 60 tAsz wAsatsts H. Aass sasd ~ aasw
ssssL thss hsse asss sssssdsss AZ ssas "a o.,
svssatsssss sas ssv sssawAsf essssssssase chss@ .
su~xfs sa asa fsirf IN tasis essfsasars "
y IN sse ssAssmsssm ! nss ssss fas I asss n
sses ay ss@e b. sA,s lsssss. tsa sssa t&sa yss n
sss &ssssssS ay wtssass
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-22

rHs rsssss ssssss pxss~s~s ~ ~ Esasss.
ss&-A esss@smesy fsAieAsss sAs 1ssas~sNs ~ ss
tsssees sfsas as~ AasswY sf ne Ussass sasass ~
a. EsssssAasss ~hss.sv wma 10 AMsssn4 Assss
ssssa e Assvsrss asssssl sSsssys I csks~ ~xs
saSr assssses.aspa wsss nsme DO sss d aysaf
have tssssssea tse easszsy ssms NE esassal Assss
Atssw 81 Mts Mssa gs@tssas sassessf IN Cxasas. d
The kaxsy wessxsss sss go ssAass tkss sssas
he Gained wsskt q Ne sssass - sssds sAsssSssssss
u n ssse shts Csasas hs ssms eAsssaae sessssy.
whss hss s~sn ssatA sssssses ~ hsssasA tAsas sss
tss-sht atssssi esssseqssass AZ ne sssssassa sse
esnssesssss 81 the ssstAsstsss bed whenever sss
eswsses 100 sAs sessssS ne eassssy sstasss sdAs
Md sssess stkea frxsssss ksaA sf skseh ssy -
ssswss 10 ssyssi shs~ssA. aa Consequence sf o.
qFsssssars ef s'wses.ss sssas1k skwf ssaeaAB 4
&asssarsass.sa mssAw Il NE rssaas saSsss fssaass
satnz ssssssss ss tsa On as~ss ssxs l~sa yuss sss
tstseApS ~ as~ss Il ssaeasas sAsas 0wsssse 9
Psssss. sea ssssy rssss~ev assaswssa Yxsss SOC
sss tse ssssss 81 tks was e~ssdsf. sae ksss
appropriated sAsssssas Al macs Il sss sssssss%