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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-02

A. MO ROE WARD.-We commend
RKY the following ticket to the VOTERS of
MONROE WARD. We have consulted many OF
them, who give 1t their hearty approval:
CITY COUNCIL.
David j. Saunders, l.. w. Giazebrook,
Joscp +. Powell. &. W. ri. Tyler,
Charles C.. Elicit.
MUSINGS COURT.
John F. Regnault John w. Beverdge,
N. c. LipscOmbe. w. w. TimteTiake,
John F. Resnaut.
NH 23-tde' MANY VOTERS.
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r. TOTHE VOTERS OF THE CITY
D>A OF RICHMOND.-l Iuost respectfully
announce myself a candidate for re election to
the Office OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
CITY WATER WORKS.
NH 26-tde* JAMES l.. DAVIS.
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TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
49, NO. HENRlCO COUNTY, the re-
guest of many friends, | announce myself can
didate for the ONCE OF CONSTABLE, for the above
nalfed District. and promise, If elected. to dis
charge the duties faithfully. Your sutrases re-
spectfuily solicited.
mh2-lia* FLEMING PHILIPS.
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dsfis.X = AN kIAGLN. RIGGltS. A.

- changing his business ana vii oa.. /,
safe his stock Of CARRIAGES. ROcKAWA.
AND BBG6iES, with and wiihnu, taps Al y
own make, at greatly reduced prices. lat us a +
great care. Give hun u CAL, as he "a de,erat.
To sell al all hazards. JOHN DOES
NH 7-lUs Garner of 9th and pra.S :,
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENKfCO
SO COUNrY.-F ELLow- c TiZENs: Il am
candidate for re election to the Office of COMMITS
SIONEROF THE REVENUE tor the Upper Dis
trIct of henrIco county, and respectfully solicit
your support at the election to take place on the
2ith of May next. If you again elect me, | Will
use my utmos. efforts in the faithful discharge OF
NH is-lm* W. p. LAWTON.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~ DENTIST.
Once and Residence Southwest corner Main and
9Th SITS; 6rst door above Crenshaw's New Hotel,
Richm0nd, Va.
HAVING An experience Of ten years in his profess
sion, he feels confident Of giving satisfaction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
mi 16-6
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MADISON W Arr D.
QSG29 COUNCiLMfN.
r. r. Grattan, s. 3. Cottrell,
q, w. Randolph, ID. ]. Burr,
q. X. CrutchHeld.
ALDERMEN
Jas. X. Caskie, ]. ]. Binford
James Bray, X. III. Burton,
A. NJ. Trabuc
The above ticket will receive the support Of
NH 3l-tdeH MADISON WARD.
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~% RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
AkSs to my fellow citizens thtt ! am again =
candidate for the office Of uPERINTENnENT
OF STREETS. nah 30-5tl Nj. BATES.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
associated them.elyes in the practice of
MEDICINE and SURGERY.
n Office ON Governor street at the residence
NH l5-im. PETER l. fONS, nj. d.
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p. MONROE WARD. The following
H&e ticket will be supported for Monroe Ward
at the w ard elections on Wednesday, the 4th day
Of April next:
COCNCILNEN.
3. u. Dencon, l.. w. Glazebrook,
ID. ]. Saunders. Capt. John Cabell,
Fleming Griffin.
ALDERMEN.
p. H. Starke, NV. Bevendge.
N. G. Lipscomh, c. G.. Elicit,
NH 3O-,de WV. TimLeriake.
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JOHN 6. MCMILLAN.
Who has had twenty five years experience in the
business. IS prepared to put OF SLATE ROOFS o.
every description, and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
application, and orders left NJ his office, Nit
street, near 9Th, at the Office of ALBERT l..
WEsL, Architect, Goddin's Hail. will be promptly
attended To. &C lS--6m'
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TOTHE VOTERS OF THE CITY
49, OF RICHMOND most respectfully
CAPTAiNCY Of THE NIGHT WATCH. - '"'
NH l9--tde" A. WILLIAMSON.
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cAslssk OH: Man. MAN, rnsc Ar

CUdUyVb WI IIIf, fUT II IsAYrg ft' d
dreary waste Ia contemplate upon. So nox 4. o.
lioGulZlHg.
Ma. EpiToR: As I said in nv last aGveft ssm,,|
! had been studying astronomy, of course zen i
expected To hear oi some great phenomenl vSl
have discovered, la; IN examlpng the e.em,aa
found there was a mystery beyond the CaHpFe',f
sion III man, and rs had no desire 10 bald tgur|
of BABY Ion, therefore ! gave 1t oa and wer. II
soild,t,es.
| am now still in the rnE to trade fer aa,Nr|
from til., bowels ot the earth to the moartal ss|
so thai push along. Keep movins; Tor II IS wei
than setting aside and dreaming. ching anj spl
ins liies tide for in LIES earnest haire those
prevail who daily march onward and aey.i NJ
fail. HAGANs JOHN,
18th ST.. Creek Nation, KchGoud u,
=. ST. prouuised the pubic TONNAGE d II
life, which will be Forthcoming IA due tine.
is 25-3m
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CITY COLLECTION. 81 respect
fGlly announce tayself + candidate fur re-
sleselon e tes once Of CITY COt.i.Etrih.
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e- MADISON WARD.-The following
Alsks ticket will be supported by the voters Of
Madison Ward at the election next WEDNES-
DAY They are all wei-.ried. faithful, and intel
TON Goblin in place of Nj winfield, who, it
is understood, declines are election:
CITY COUNCIL.
DR.. Charles 8. Mills Peacly II. Grattan,
David |. Burr. DR.. F. w. Roddey,
WcngtSn GCddin.
HuSTiNGS COURT.
James K. Caskie, John J. Binford
James Bray. Robert NJ Burton,
mh 23-tde* A. M. Trabue
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xrpn MON ROE WARD.-MEssRs EDI-
AES TORS: The following ticket will he sup
ported for Monroe W ard. at the Ward election, on
the first Wednesday, the 18th day of April:
COUNClLMEN
s. D. Denoon. l.. w Gazebrook,
d. J. Saunders. j. X. Anderson,
q. w. Il. Tyler.
ALDERMEN.
John F. Reenault, J. W. Beveridge.
N. &. Lipscomh, w. w. Timberlake,
NH 23-7t* DR.. Chas. Anderson
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- MO ICE. : The sabsaf,fIsfls .ssss.
form his fflerds ard tao s' ,oon 80 j
soae k as daas s.q;s, sls': sssssss
--oNrr. iSs Oh the TaiLok !a.gs q h.
in sliits branches. and sol'e.ts !. ss sss,sss
tronaxe, promising To use stsv Hs -,
ssssnt,oa 70 ,hs iast that he ln.easss E N !
alss attention. 10 RETAINING " I masssi' 4
PRESSING CLOTHES "A the os''
0n Ike most reasonable tef"ss;otyN g. R0a'S
NH Q-lm y~.-..
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~ SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
0>-Sa CITY GAS WORKS.--I respectfully an
nounce IN! self 4 candidate for reelection to the
office of SUPERINTENDENT OF CITY GAS
WORKS. lmh 23-tde'] JNO. J. FRY.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-01-18

SENSIBLE VIEWS OF MASSACHUSETTS EDITOR -
Whilst few Southern citizens seem not to appre-
factures the Newberry (Mass.) Herald thus speaks
of the efforts in the South:
1.-The dissolution needed by the South is not of
the political union of the States but one that shall
give them greater independence in their industry
Let them manufacture cloth and shoes and hats let
the cotton of the South be worked into fabrics where
it grows the iron be laid in rails over the soil be-
meath which It now rests, the gold of the CaroIin.s
and Georgia be melted and wrought in those States
the wool of Texas be turned into the new built fac
tories of that vigorous Commonwealth. while the
timber Of Florida and Virginia is made into sbns tn
sail from and to their ports-if so the South will
lt is such diversity of pursuits that is needed tn
make the Southern section of this country the most
prosperous bud in the world" ''0'
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Raleigh, Jan. II, 1860.
A NATIVE.

BLACK REPUBLICAN SPIES IN THE SouTH.-Thc
statement of the New York correspondent of the
Mobile Register, on this subject, which We publish
ed yesterday, is of startling character, yet not
more 50 than many extraordinary incidents develop
cd in the last four months. According to this state
ment spies were sent in September last to every
Southern State, to examine into and report the ex
tent of arms and ammunition in the South that
could be used in March, 1861, should Stewards
taking his scat be opposed. 1t is easy enough to
pooh-pooh! such thing; but they are not more alb
surd and improbable than prediction of the raid
of John Brown would have appeared in August last,
and they not too bad for the party which en-
dorsed and circulated the Helper book. Whether
the story be true or false however, the fact which
the spies alleged to have reported is unfortunate
ly hey ond dispute viz, that the South is destitute
of arms and ammunition for her own Defence
Every Southern State ought at once to establish
mandatory of gunpowder and arms. If, after the
lesson taught by John Brown; the development of
the vast ramications of that conspiracy among in
fuential citizens of the non-saveholding States;
the universal appeals for the pardon of the chief
criminal; the doctrines of the Helper book and its
endorsement by the Governor of New York, by
Senator Seward and sixty-eight Black Republican
members of Congress; if, after all these warnings,
the South permits itself to be lulcd again into pro-
found respose and confidence, there will be an ex-
plosion at some unguardcd moment beneath her feet
compared to which the Harper's Ferry invasion was
the merest childs play.-Rich Dispatch.
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DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION.
AsHEvILLE. Friday Dec. 3Oth, 1859.

-hshE' l-LE, iiiuaS bSS' 'oeii, AOc'.
\ Convention composed of Delegates appointed to
a Democratic District Convention to be holden at
Ashcville on the 3Oth of December \ d., 1859, for
the purpose of appointing candidate for Elector,
and Delegates to the ensuing National Democratic
Convention. being now at said place, on this the
said day. assembled it is, by said assembly, unanim-
ously resolved
WHEREAS But six counties are represented in
this Convention, that is to say, Henderson and Bun
combe by delegates in person, and Haywood, Polk
Madison and Yancy, by proxy, being minority of
the counties of this Congressional District; and
it is greatly important that such Convention should
express, as fully possible, the voice of the De-
mocracy of the whole District it is therefor,
Resoired, That this Convention adjourn to assem-
BILE again, at Ashcvillc, the 10th day of April
next, A. d., 1860
Resolred, That the Democracy of each of the
counties of this District earnestly recommended
to hold such further primary meetings. and adopt
such further action as may be requisite order
that each county may be represented in said adjourn
ed Convention.
Ordered. That these proceedings he published in
the Ashcve .Neus, and that the Raleigh Standard
and other Democratic papers having circulation in
this District be requested to copy them
H. T. FARMER, Pres.
I. W. ArkIN, Secy.
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For the Standard.

DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION. -
The Democratic Executive Committee for the 9TH
Congressional District will meet in Graham on
Tuesday, the 3lst Of this month The chief duty
assigned to this Committee by the last District
Convention is that Of fixing day for holding the
next District Convention 1t is important that each
County be present by her representative Committee
man, as follows:
William S. Hill, of Alamance; Thomas Buchanan,
of Guilford; E. X. Withers, of Caswell; William
Staley, of Randolph; W. d. Harrington, of Moore
d. r. Cochran, of Montgomery; j. ID. Wilkerson
of Person.
The prompt attendance of each member of the
Committee is earnestly requested that the action of
the Committee may in part be shaped and guided
by the voice of each County, and that satisfaction
may be given and the cause advanced
The object Of the proposed District Convention is
known to be important involving it does the ap-
pointment of Delegates to the National Convention
to be held in Charleston on the 23d of April next,
the choosing of Elector for the District and be.
ing preparatory generally to the next Presidential
campaign.
L. J. MERRITT, Chairman.
Pittsboro, N. c., Jan. 10, 1850
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HE RESULT OF FANATIcIsM-We understand that
over one hundred hands have recently been dschar-
ged from one of our largest manufactures in conse
quence of orders from the South having been coun-
fernandez. The factory has been in very success.
full operation for six eight years past doing very
extensive business, the major portion of which is
with the South. 1t is also very probable some fifty
men will have to be discharged shortly, if there is
both North and South there not being work enough
to keep them employed even at reduced wages
This factory, when in full operation, furnishes EN-
ployment to some four or five hundred mcn.-PhH
adelphia Journal
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

WILL. SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A vALU.
able Tract of Land, lying three and half miles West
OF the Salem road containing 800
about onehaf Of it in timber which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms
each about 90 feet square, Barn. Stables and necessary
out buildings with good Well of water.
The place is well watered. and has good meadow lands
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
Tor the cultivation of Tobacco and portions of this place
are thought to be equally we'll the growth
tobacco
Persons in want of place would do we'll to examine the
premises credit will be given, and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the pur
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL
Greensborougb. Jan. 81, 1859. 4-wtf'
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a SO REV ARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON TIN
~ night of the 9th inst. negro named GREW
aged about 40 years. toleruby bright Completed coarS.
harsh looking skim bushy head of hair had whskers wh
he left weighs about 100 pounds. is close built brasd
across the shoulders quick step and quick spoken wsa
spoken TO- and has small naked spot the top Of Sa
head. " LIS
will give the above reward of Fifty Dollars for HI,
apprehension and delivery me- for his conineuan
in any Jail so that get him again.
q boy Of about eight cen years of age. ''''e'
Address me ut Earpsboro', Wake County. N. c.
HENDERSON HOCUT
~ Wilmington Journal copy weekly till forbid and
forward account IL this office. 'nu
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STATE OF NORNH.CAROLINA.-C
- BUS COUNTl.--Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
November Term, ls59.-Thouas NJ Smith, Exr. of Bythei
Rouse. decd =, VS.. Asa Rouse
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that Percy
Rouse, Anna Jane Rouse Caroline Rouse Amy Rouse and
Godsburg Rouse the next of kin Of the said Bye Rouse
reside beyond the limits of the State Ii is ordered that
notifying them to appear at the next Term Of this Cse u
then and there to proceedings in this cause and to
make themselves parties TO the said ISSUE if they should
think proper to do
Witness. William NJ. Baldwin, Clerk of said Court at
office, the second Monday of November, A. D., 1859
WM BALDWIN, c. &C.
December go, 1889. pr adv. $5.G215 5l-wit.
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PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS!

PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS!
CasWell Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY
OFFICE MILTON, CAswELL COUNTY, NC
YUNHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL,
Il operation for the past eight years. and during that
time has punctually paid all losses.
DIRECTORS.
n. L.. Walker, Isaac Oetnger,
Dr. VIM. NJ. Brooks, BENZ. Hines
A. G. Finy. Wcber Keen
Ihos u. Johnston, r. H. Lewis,
L. d. Hunt, Jarvis Friou,
Col r. W. KIRBY, VIM. NJ. lIowerton,
Thos A. DonobO Hon FtG Rpnda
OFFICERS
n J.. Walker President
BENZ. Hines, Vice Pres.
n. NJ Lewis, Treasurer
NJ NcGelee. Attorney
a. L.. Ball, Secretary,
Sam'l K Thornton, General .4genk
l.. IT, Hunt. Exec Com.
H. H. Lewis,
All Letters addressed to the Secretary or Agent
will be promptly attended to.
July %, 1859. SO-wtf*
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January Q, 1860.
NO HUMBUG.

TIME SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO INFORM TIT
Il public generally, that he has now ON hand and i
prepared at all times, to furnish remedy for the r ub
some disease known YELLOW JAUNDICE, a disease
of the liver.
1t is well known that the Physicians generally from
two to three weeks effecting cure now offer Remedy
to the public which perfectly safe and harmless its ma
ture which will have the desired effect in As hours as well
months practice with calome.
1t is cheap that all purchase il, being only Two
Dollars per Box; therefore, need be without it.
Upon the receipt Of f. aBox Of these Pills will be
cure warranted.
W. W. WOODED
Raleigh, Nov. 8, 1889 45-wtf
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TO DRUGGISTS.

A GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
IA Of the University Of New York. and practitioner
seven years experience. desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing such sua.
ton is that his health will not admit of the exposure incl
dent to the practice of medicine. The most satisfactory
references gwen both as to character and qualification
Address, MEDICUS,
Pttsborn, n. c.
December g. 1853. 52-wtf
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MASONIC HIGH SCHOOLS,
, FRANKL1NroN, N. C.

Q FRANkLINTON, n. e.
TINE NEXT SESSION OF THESE SCHOOLS WILL
Il open on 18th JANUARY 1860, under the direction Of
GEO. NEAL A. NJ, with well qualified Assist nts, and
continue 81 weeks. The Schools have the benefit OF week.
ly Lectures, with well selected Philosophical and Chemi-
cal Apparatus. for which small charge will be made.
Charges OF tuition same as last Session
For Circulars, DC, apply to the Principal.
GEO. W. NEAL
Uss5nS1 u, lSSV. tO-w5t
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NOTICE..

VTNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
Il Guilford county, the 4th Of December 1885, ne.
gro boy aged about years. dark copper color five feet
six inches high and weighs about "A pounds that his
is WILSON, and was raised by Mr. McRae, near
away from him Petersburg-jumping from the
train. Said boy had when arrested brown Kentucky
Jeans Coat green check Cashmere Pantapons and white
wool Hat No marks except the left side Of his
head which is not observable except when his hair is
pushed aside. The is requested cnme forward
prove property pay charges and take him away otherwise
he will be dealt with according to law.
c. A. BOOM Sheriff.
January 10, 1860. 2-w6m.
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EXODUS OF PUPILS FROM BErHLEuEM-Tbe Allen
town Pa) papers say that within week the greater
portion of the Southern pupils of the Bethlehem Fe-
male Institute have been withdrawn from the school,
Five young ladies' from Mississippi were withdraw
IN one day
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

THoNAsvILLE, DAVIDSON Co., N. c.
THIS SCHOOL Is ON THE NORTH. CAROLINA
Railroad. between Charlotte and Raleigh. The spring
session OF 1860 will commence JANUARY 10th.
Board, washing and fuel s35 per session of 81 weeks
lights extra English branches from 8 to SIS. Music %
the Piano, Melodeon Guitar 800 The languages ana
branches s each No charge for Maps Globes
or Musical Instruments. Half to be paid in advance the
remainder at the close Of the session Our is tao
rough both solid and ornamental The health and gocu
water Of Townsville is not surpassed in the State ITS
Is the cheapest school in the State of its grade
For further information address
J. W. THOMAS,
President Board Trustees
Jnmy T. 1855. s-v&'
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MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.

II AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL PRIVATELY THAT
Il valuable pair of black horses owned BY Gov Bragg,
we'll matched well broke, and every way suited for family
use.
may be seen at the Capitol in Raleigh on this or any
other business of Gov. Bragg during his absence.
RUFUS H.. PAGE.
January 8, 1860. l-w4t.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION AS COVERINGS OR TEACHER "
"A private school BY Southern lady qualified to tsoS
the Elementary English Branches alsu music on the Piano.
if desired. Address Au0'
Wv
Smith6eld n C.
January Q, 1860. 2-wf.
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THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
The Charleston .Nercury does not admire the Pc
culiar features of the proposed Convention in that
City. 1t says if Kansas be admitted the Convention
will be composed thus:
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a pedagogue was about to fog pupil for havin.
said he was fool, when the boy cried out, "Oh,
don't! don't won't call you so any I'll neve:
say '0hos ttsrs again in ell the dbys Of my life"
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December %, 1859.


- COUNTY-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No
vember Term. 1855 Elizabeth Cunnady, widow Jncey
dy and Avis Cannady.- Petition for Dover.
In this it appearing the satisfaction of the Court
that Isaac Cannady William Cannady and Avis Cannady
are non.res'dens of this State: 1t is ordered that adver
tisement be made the North Carolina Standard for six
weeks successfully notifying said defendants to appear
the next Term Of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
the Sd Monday of February next then and there to
plead, emur to the plaintiffs petition or judg.
ment will be taken pro consso them and IL petition
heard pn,te.
Witness Thomas ]. Utley Clerk of said Court at office
in Raegh, the Sd Monday of November, A. D., 1859.
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
December Is, 1852 pr adv. s. 6215) 5O-wGt.
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C. C. BARBER.
C. s. BARBEE.
METROPOLITAN LINE.
sHeRrEsp ROUTE seUpH.

SH0RrESr ROUTE SOUTH.
~TE ARE RUNNING A DAILY LINE OF TWO
w Horse Coaches between Fayetteville and Raegh
n G., connecting with the Raleigh and Castor and y. c.
Railroad at Raleigh.
Coaches thoroughly lined. Young strong and welbrnke
horses with careful and accommodating dr. Supper
at Mrs Barclays Through in IL hours. Office Fay
eteve Hotel Fayetteville n C. Tickets sold To Weldon
Office ut Yarbrugh House. Raleigh N. c. Leave the lat.
place 5la o'clock. p. NJ. Leave Fayetteville O'clock
P. NJ, and o'clock p NJ. Sundays. Extra baggage must
be prepaid to have attention.
c. S. BARBEE l. BRO, Proprietors
Barcaysvlle C.
December 90 1859. ST. 2tpd
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w HOIe CAUCUS, 5U6
Ewo-thirds necessary to a choice, 2o4
The free States with 1e votes from the slave States
can dictate the choice Of the Democratic Convention,
while in the Electoral College the party must rely
upon the South for its votes
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GEO. A. wARDER. WIN. D BARRETT.
WARDER & BARRETT,
Both of the late firm of
GEO. A. WARDER & co.
ESTABLISHED IN lS4S,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
(No. 266 Baltimore Street, opposite Mnorer Street,
BALTIMORE MD,
VK7OULD RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTENTION
w of Merchants to their large and well assorted stock,
embracing every STYLE quality and color of
Mems and Boys Hats and Taps.
Selected expressly for the trade by the case or Dozen All
orders will receive prompt and careful attention.
September l, 1889. S6-wlypd.*
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-01-18
JNO. M. GALLAWAY,

JNO. M. GALLAWA
Late of Rockingham, N. c.,
HTLL & N0RRLEBT,
GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Off Cess h occoe Slip,
RICHMOND, Va
Liberal advances are made consignments Strict per-
sona attention given all sales and purchases for
customers are made with great care.
~ Manufactured Tobacco and other merchandise for.
warded with promprness.
WM. l.. HILL. N. NJ. NORFLEET.
December 8, 1859. lO5-wly.