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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-17
For the Standard.
tut IIIe OIaHudTu
To the Members Of the o. c. g.. and
IT. 81, = d. Il


To the Members Of the o. C. g.. and
To the Ladies of Raleigh:
COMRADES: hardly know who is to blame for
my not turning out with you the day of the pre-
scntaton of the banner. | had been waiting impa-
tienty for that glorious hour from the time heard
the banner would be presented by the ladies of Ra
leigh to corps, so that might take part in the
celebration but at last missed it by not being
titled. 1t is true that Captain told me on Mon
day that Friday is the day" but at the same time
he said that the company would have meeting
that night and the presentation of the banner might
be postponed to another time. My request was to
let me know when they would turn out but that
was the last and never heard of it till Friday
ming, after the banner was presented But howev-
er, let it go sol shall see il before long
Now, to you, Ladies: By some misunderstanding,
had no chance to see your gift but it seems to
me the time approaching when will be found to-
gether under your banner and then will look on,
and stand by, that precious gift As an old veteran
and a true adopted son of North Carolina; as one
who, in his early age stood in front of the murder
Gus fire. he pledges his honor to you daughters of
the brave that he will stand once more, in his ad
vancing age in defence of you and Southern rights.
No, no! don't you think that you will lose
your banner which you have entrusted to our hands
We will defend it until every soldier of the o. C. G's
is cut down under it on the field of battle and the
last drop of the old veterans blood sinks into the
ground rather than let our enemies have it.
Old veteran,
John ROSEMOND.
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated
WESTON, Forsyth, Oct. II, 1sl

WINSTON, Forsyth, Oct. II, 1861
We had discussion here on Tuesday afternoon
ne TetWeen Messrs. Leach, Settle and Judge Person
Inc latter gentleman knocked the two former CON-
pleteIy off their pins. His speech was calm, clear
anu convincing, and has produced a marked effect
Upon the people of this vicinity One of his strong
Ss points was made upon the fact that Judge Doug
s when at Raleigh instructed his friends not to
use WITH grant to, or accept terms from the Brock
.InIuge men. The proposition to fuse was present
~ Judge Douglas by prominent member of the
S convention, and declined. Judge Person made the
statement on the authority of that gentleman, but
, o to give the name publicly. Mr.. Settle was
SOOpletely dumbfounded at this expose, especially
a. - ms argument had been built upon the assump-
S Ul that the Breckenridge men would not fuse with
Tue Douglasites."
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-17

The Bell party of Marietta had pole raising on
Wednesday evening of last week. While the pole
was being raised it broke, and the stump only was
elevated. (Va) News
The Bell Ringers seem to have bad luck with their
poles Some of them break, and some of them are
struck by lightning They will have worse luck
at the polls on the 9th of next month. Look out
for the engine" of Democracy "when the bell rings"
Whiggery is famous for making fuss generally
1t raises poles, has big meetings rings BELLS and dis
turbs the country, but never saves it.
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The LATHAMs IN JAIL IN WAsHTNGToN.-The last
Newbern Progress says: 1.-The two Lathams who
took the life of Grist at Washington some days
since have returned to Washington and are now
in Jail The reports here are conflicting; one is that
they surrendered themselves to the Sheriff of Hyde
county while another runs that they were arrested
by the Sheriff of Hyde. They got on the steamboat
Post Boy in Hyde county on Wednesday, and went
W to Washington on Thursday. Efforts are being
made we learn to bail them"
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CHI Stanbarb.
RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY. OCT. IL. 1850.

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APPOINTMENTS AND MEETINGS.. R. Mclean,
ESQ.,, Elector on the Breckenridge ticket will ad-
dress his fellow-citizens at High Point Saturday,
October Goth. II. G. Foster Bell Elector, is expect
ed to be present on the occasion
We are also authorized to announce that on Sat-
urday, November g. there will be mass Meeting of
the Breckenridge Democracy held at Dobson, Surry
county. Many eminent speakers expected to
attend Western Sentinel
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LAND FOR SALE.

YVNHE SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO MOVE TO THE
Southwest offers for sale the tract of land which
he resides lying eight miles south of Raleigh and
mile north of Rands mill the waters of Swift creek and
in healthy and intelligent neighborhood.
Said tract contains about $40 There is enough
land cleared and in high state of cultivation for four
horse farm, cultivatng onehaf alternately There
the tract good story dwelling house containing eight
and basement newly fitted up There also al
the necessary outheuses of well regulated farm, with
well of excellent in the yard The farm is well
adapted the growth of Corn Cotton, Wheat and Oats
For further particulars address
JAMES MITCHINER,
Auburn, Wake Co., N. c..
October 15 1860. 42-wtf3
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CAIUS.
For the Standard.


At meeting of the friends of Breckenridge and
Lane in the town Of Pittsbpro, it was unanimously
ResOlued, To hold a Breckenridge and Lane Mass
Meeting at DR.. GorreTs Store on Bear Greek, in
Chatham county, on the 26th and 9th October, at
which time and place there will be free Barbecue
given, to which j. R. Mclean, Ed Graham Hay
wood, W. w. Holden, Ex-Gov Bragg, Hon. L. OBJ.
Branch, Hon. Bedford Brown, Hon. A. NJ. Scales,
Hon. Jacob Thompson, and Ex-Gov. David S. Reid
are respectfully invited.
The Standard is requested to publish the pro-
ceedngs till 26th.
JOHN A. MOORE,
GEO. W. THOMPSON Com.
JUNIUS A. ASTON,
October 5, 1860.
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Testimony of me.sr.. Keitt and Clemens.

In a recent letter published by the Hon. l. M.
Keitt in the Charleston Mercury, he says:
In conclusion, may be permitted to say, that
do not support Mr. Breckenridge because believe
him to be disunonist lie is a Union man. Or
the question of the Union, differ from him wide
ly as from Mr.. Bell support him because agree
with him more nearly on the principles on which
the Government should be administered | shall be
for dsunion if Lincoln is elected because then Mr..
Buchanan will be the last of the Constitutional
Presidents"
In speech delivered in Huntsville, Ala, on the
9Th of last month"; by Hon. Jerry Clemens that gen.
tleman said
"Mr. Breckenridge was, and believe yet is, a
Union man. At no time that | am aware Of has
disunion sentiment escaped his lips"
Mr. Clemens is supporting Mr. Bell
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MARRIED.

On the morning of the It'll inst, BY VIM. W. Pickett
Esq., Mr.. Thomas Scott to Miss Mary E. Mccullough the
only daughter of James Mccullough, deceased
At the residence of her father, Hon R. c. Puryear IN
Yadkin Co. N. c., the st. inst, by the Rev. Mr.
laughton, Miss Jennie Puyear, to Lieut. j. NJ Kerr, u
s. Army
At Brian Hill, Patrick county Va, the 9Th of Septem-
ber by the Rev. j. E. Jnyner the Rev. +. Way of the
Virginia Annual Conference and Miss Saie j. Scales eldest
daughter of A. Scales deceased
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

ARKANSAS, Oct. 3, 1860.
"The indications in Kansas are in favor of Brock
inrdge. Bell, however, will get considerable vote
and Douglas has some strength. Without indca-
ting how stand, give it my opinion that Brock
inrdge is the strongest man in Arkansas. Owing
to the distractions in the Democratic party, fear
Lincoln will be elected, and in that event should
fear for the perpetuity of our glorious Union"
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October l6, 1860.
MASONIC,

TIME OFFICERS, MEMBERS AND REPRESENTA-
Il tves of the GRAND LODGE OF NORTH CAROLINA
hereby informed that the annual communication of this
Masonic BoDY will be holden in this City Monday
ing the Sd of December next at O'clock for the transae
ton of such business may be submitted for its consd
Grafton Officers of the Subordinate Lodges requested
attend in person. proper delegates to be ap-
pointed in conformity with the Constitution and general
regulations of the Grand Lodge.
WILLIAM T. Balm
Grand Secretary.
Raleigh N. c., Oct. Is, 1860. STD.
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N. c. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF N. c.,
0ct 9Th 1870

j
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- this office until 9th November, 1850, for the pur-
chase of sos 500 of n c. State Bonds issued under
Act incorporate the Western N. c. Railroad Company"
running thirty years from October lst 1850.
The above bonds will have Coupons for interest at six
per cent per annum attached, payable lst April and Dc
tober in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank
of the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers
to have them payable at the Treasury of the State
Successful bidders npon being informed of the accept
of their bids, deposit the amount of their bids,
including the accrued interest," to the credit Of the under
signed in the Bank aforesaid in the Bank of North
Carolina, or Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
proposals for n c. Stocks" to the undersigned at Ra
leigh, n C.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President of
the Bank of North Carolina
D. W. COURTS, Pub. Treas
63-im.
.B Register copy.
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MIR. HaSwood,s Appointments.

Ed Graham Haywood, Esq, Democratic candi-
date for Elector for the State at large will address
his fellow-citzens, at Raleigh before the Breckin-
ridge and Lane Club, on Wednesday night, Oct 18th.
At Clinton, on Friday, Oct. 18th.
At Winston, on Tuesday, Oct. 23rd.
At Lexington, on Wednesday, Oct. Oath.
At Bear Greek, Chatham Co., on Friday, Oct. 26th.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-17
Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

HYDE Co., Sept %, 1861
81 am of opinion that the mild course you are pur-
suing towards the Douglas men is the proper one.
1t would be poor way to bring them back to the
right track to abuse them. ] have not seen the
first Douglas man in Hyde County. The Democra-
cy are all right and will give Breckenridge good
vote. The Know Nothing Elector Mr.. Clarke,
spoke at Middleton on Wednesday last, and was re-
piled to by DR.. Milton Selby. Let US continue to
exert ourselves in the good cause"
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated
SILVER SPRINGS, E. FLORIDA,
q

October 8, 1860.
"For the life of me cannot imagine how South
ern Democrats can support Douglas have heard
of but one Douglas man in my county
Crops here are abundant Breckenridge and Lane
are certain of Florida by increased majority
Douglas could not, if he had ticket, get more than
$50 or 800 votes in the State"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-17

~ DR.. Ives, formerly Episcopal Bishop of this
State, is now delivering a course of Lectures
rious subjects, at Hudson and other cities on North
River lie is reported to be in good health and
spirits. He is still Professor at Fordham College
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ID / f ID -,

In Milton recently of Group, Lucy Mayed daughter of
Dr. Chas R. and Priscilla Dodson, aged three years Al
of dpthera, Bette daughter of r. II. and Sarah Lewis
aged four years. Also Henry Martin, of w. R. and
Sarah A. Hill, in the 18th year Of his age.
In Washington yesterday morning about o'clock Mrs.
Elizabeth Seby widow of the late John Seby, ESQ., in the
74th year Of her age
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-17

CAVALRY COMPANIES IN VIRGINIA.-Virgina has
now about so troops Of cavalry. About 90 of them
will attend the encampment at the Fair grounds,
near Richmond, on the 9TH of next month.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-17
Netcdrk Charter Election.

NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 1O.-At the charter election
yesterday the Republicans elected the city ticket
casting $500 votes, against $500 of the Bell and
breckenridge fusion, and $500 Douglas votes. The
Democrats carried the Councils
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-17
October 5, 1860.

MISSISSIPPI ELEcTIoN-The election in Mississippi
LAST week was only for local officers, but according
to the jackson Nississippian the returns indicate
Breckenridge majority Of about 10000.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-17
Extract from a letter to the Editor, dated

NEW YORK, Oct 8 IS6O
"From the latest reports am glad to learn that
the chances for Breckenridge decidedly mprov-
ing in North Carolina. do hope that your Democ-
racy will awake to the proper performance of their
whole duty by the ides of November, and triumph
antly carry the State for Breckinridge and Lane"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-17

az See advertisement of the sale of the Crutch-
field House in Chattanooga This is no doubt valu-
able property, in growing and thriving city.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-17
AmusemeutS.

See advertisements of "The Parker Family" and
1.-THE Bailey Troupe" For an evenings amuse-
ment go to either, and you will laugh twice the
worth of your money.
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FREIGHT RECEIPTS pia R. & G. R. R.

UellVred TO n. Q. Il. T.. Oct. 2 1850. = :
s H Hood, N Tate 4 Son. Joseph Hare, B L Biting,
Page Allen, b Joyner Co., L Bailey Co. Ster-
ling, l. Cole, Fl Parker, Shopper Mangum, Cam
eron N Jones & Co. .s.Es-
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DeliUfred to ". G. r. r.. Oct S. 1850.

EA Vogsr. h 1 Couch. " Couch: Porter and
Gorrel Miller, W Mallett, w Oldham, n Schofner,
A Bason, J Spoon Foust, Holt, W Parks.
Dorsett, Bray, Crutch6eld David Patterson Good
man E.. N Boyden, J Blackwell, H c Eccles l.
Hege, Phifer York, Boner Crist, Belo, Cameron
White Clinard L., W A Walsh, Thos Martin, W A
LASH Harper 4 Son, Newlin Son, R ] s Sloan.
l. & B., Douglass, L Browne, II Fries, Fries,
Gray, C Parks, Mickle, Lattmer Browne. Webb,
WIZ Straghn. " Lea, 4 Garrett. W Mcconnell,
s A Garvn, Wharton, r Simonton, CooperiDg H.,
Gold Hill Mining Company, s Harrison, Ennis,
Elias Gilspie, W N R., w Wyatt, R Pascal,
Adams Smith. Jollie, Gilmer, Farow L Belo,
D Hall, Horn Kingan, Hooper, DR. w W
Scott, W Turner, P A Horton Martin 4 Rich Cooper
& H., Stewart, SAMPLE l., Shelton, Spaugh Co.,
Oaks Gruble, A Cline A Bos., Hofln, Fisher,
DIR Elias W Cox, ] Albright. W Haynes
Smith, R Johnson Terrentlne. W Moore, Mora
head, Balsley, W TomlinsOn, A Benceni Hall
Delivered to ". c. r. b., Oct. s, 1860
As Rigsbee Bro, W Miller, Cooperng Harshaw,
Church, Porter GorrelI, o Keehlin J Ennis, n
R., Jones Watson, & Holt. w Hogan: W
Carr, D lilly Co., L Belo Martin, o Hall. W Moore,
NCRR,i Blackwell G Albright, Grayson,
Bason J Morriss 4 Bro, J Hunter, d We'll N
Hughes. L GARRETT, Jones 4 Overman " Neon
NELL Benjamin, E Jones' Terrentne Son, Conner
White Oaks Grubbe, Bonner Crist, White, II
o Eces T Morton, Horn Knyan Perry, Stinson Co.,
W A Lash Burke Foushee, o Poe, Loder, d
Parks l. 4 Brown. Wharton, Hege.
October Is, 1860. SILT.
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NOTICE.

II SHALL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE, ON THE PATH
IL of October, my Residence, all of my Corn, Fodder
Shucks and large lot of Pea-vnes we'll saved two fine
Mich Cows heavy with calf fine lot of Green's good
Hand Cart the most of my Cooking Utensils Furni-
ture and No. Bed and Bedstead, and many other
tcles not worth while to mention.
shall sell the above named property, because have
bought of the my purchased farm in Chatham.
Terms pade known on day Of sale
October Is, 1860. S3-td.
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET!
FOR PRESIDENT:
John G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE,
OF OREGON.
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A Ii. PERSONS HAVING IN THE POS.
N SESSION borrowed books from my Library re-
quested to return them As it becomes absolutely
airy that they should be replaced by the LIST day Of
January next. JOHN KERR.
Oct. l2, 1860. 42-w&sw6w.
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.


a s TRUSTEE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED
n to me by X. r. WEATHERS, for certain purposes
accounts and all persons indebted to him hereby no
fed TO pay Ed Cautwel Esq, Attorney. Longer
indulgence cannot be given. . u.
B. F. BENTON Trustee
Raleigh, Oct Is, 1860. S3-tJanl.
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ELE CTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT
Rreckiuridge and Lane Tickets.

ELECTION
ON TUESDAY THE 9Th OF NOVEMBER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
rHE PREsIDSsr AND JUDGE
DOUGLAS.


WAnHisorcs, Aug. u, ico''
NJ DIIs sIs--i have received your issc' Of
she 6ta tnstaaL enclosing Prih-d eit,ct from ne
rsesst speech 81 Mr. Dossiss al coneoId. You
isiosn yoa expected 10 BE- al ne Chsrlo''e.-
yills Coavsnuoa. aud ~oOid BE- sad 10 kaoS some
,Aiss Of the inlery,s~ re.rrsd 10 IN that speech =
'Tbs President told me n I o,d not obey him ana
vote 10 force The LseOmpicu Constitutes apon 'he
people against theif viii he would hkr Sn ne
head OF every fr,end had Ia once " y 10
necessary 10 quote IN, alleged rcP3y Of The 'ooEe
Bareiy there must have h-cn some mts'ake IN
the ~ rou OF the speech, because never held any
sueh conVrfsalion Wiih Judgs Douglas, nor any
eoa,euaiion sGotding the least eoior or ptet-it
Tor sueh sisrmshL II sAs not IN my nature 20
address such ihfesihipR language TO srv gsn;e
msn. Besidss nave not removed Ops ~ To OF
b.. friends, and oct one OF hts feianyes Even
them,@lves prominently hostile 10 the theAsoTcs OF
the Adm.nisustioa, msIo ny st,li tematn IN Of
Gee.
might add. that Ihsve never held political
-cosv,r,stios With Judge Douglas on ihis Or snY
olhet ,ubieei, since thr cav NV ifsi annual mes
saxe OF tue sin December. 1857 ~ss read IN The
Seaae; ana l did moi transmit th- ksRsss Consii.
tuIioo 10 Conrre.s until the % OF FrbfuarN, 1855
a. aaesiioa OF slavery not havinx been decided by
. vote OF the people shiil the 2isI q peesmeei
1887.
Nou nv dear sir. In writing thus % vuu !
hsv, trsnsfrsesed . rule which had prescribed
for myself not Co cunuAdirt any statement as'sil-
ar nv pubiic condact ot character unth after The
eoneiSs'cp Of nv term al Office. statement
hovcver comes WITH .uch fctee from senator 81
the Unitss States who - ons Of nv ecnsiiiuiton-
si sdviser,, and this 90 IN published speech
delivered Nv him IN his canvass tor The hiThT'i
elective Once "a the wcr,d nat deem ne rres'n'
.esss proper eIeepiion q Yonrs mos ralv
JAMES BUCHANAN
HOu. wuLiaH SsirH ia SCahsd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

TuE REsrsCIr,rinN oT HICKS rus Pr
ElrE-The New York Lesdsr. 10 which tho
sensational sccount Of m. .useiiAtiou q
HEX. originally arrcned. insists that us
original st.tsnrnt us- tue aud IL atgucs at
lsOg,b both the possibility Of the resurree-
too aud the eredibility of the evidence ~
which the fact is supported IL says, after
alleging tha' Mrs Hicks has never heer able
TO God the body OF her Husband hat re.p. c.
table aud relisbls witnesses bsve seen ~ iek.
alive and walking the streets of New York
since the dAy Of bis supposed Ell. cu,ion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

Nd The aou,c on Martin street. belong
ing 20 Mrs - Greg"ry, aud occupied by
Mr. +. b Hooper aud Mr. George Ma,heW.,
vas entirely consumed by Gre on Friday
night last. Neither Mr. Hooper no. Mr.
Mathews ssvsd much other furniture We
learn hat the Ere originat.d fom a stove
Ia ihs kitchen part occupied by Mr. II copper
The house vas partly insured ue hear. in
the Berkeley Mutual Fire Insurance CON.
PlnJ MlrnSs5srg Ga-,iir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
Hon. wult.i
SERIOUS acoiDEsr.

Miehsel Crsmsr, Of tbi. place m employee
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, me,
With . serious accident - Tuesdsy last He
"a, on The track at the shops Two engines
we're approaching bin lie observed but
one Of them. and att mp,iug TO avoii it was
struck by the other. H,- leg was badly bro
ksa, aud il is iLought he - fstslly injured.
Mgrflgtbtrg R,p
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NOTICE.

10 L-S" ~ aud Solu'non 4 Bates, Admin
is'rsiois dc bgnD res Win The will .nn,,.t
OF Robeu Florence; dsc'd
TAKE Office hat 20 N. IIih dsy Of Oc,o.
4 Der next ~ The ,fics Il LAWSON Boz, in
coat'esioWn JED, rson Ceuu,V Va I,h.lIiaEr
ne d-pos"'ons 81 Naihasiel W M.tbinE Dan
Bell aud Ith-r,. 10 be r.sis.,yi+.nr. on al,
hearing - a sur IN me Circuit Courr,f J,G t.on
Couoiy' w. "a uhitb am PiaintiH. IN Chance.
~ aod Yoa st- D-fsndanis
400 o. 'b~ saii d-posiI,ons are rot aiken or no,
eo'e' aleo ON nat tsy shsl proceed 70 take tbsm
ga the n,Ii DAY, az he same ace
mos JANSEY.
ChareUoUn Sent - 1850 -
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NAH RIEU.

Ga The - inst. ~ the Rev. NJ Aschwabirn
LEWls BROOKS OF Grorg-toWn %. g. TO
CArHARINE $ JONES. ofPhHa1e iphia
en-. =. Church, Suiibhc'd. JrH,r.fn co..
Va bT ihs Rev. y n Waugh JOSEPH
RUM, E.q q This town to Mis- ELIZA.
BETH u BARNES e. the iofnier dlsce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

a PgHTiSENT QUEsTIoS TIE Louisville
Isaoeraf axis, what the deuc- does Bre,k.
iariigs care about he protection OF slavery
10 tbs territories Though moderately
wealthy and living 10 the mid, e slavery.
be does not own ,iuge slav- t. he con-
seisntivu'iy opposed 10 the peculiar instiru-
too :" G mot bis o'tar. su.wct"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

"H is estim,tod that the s,'cs Of A1ur.
wheat aud corn 10 tue NV York city mar,
kss, duriog the last week amounted 'o .0ui-.
ting within = aM ~ dEI hai 0f dollars :
Tho greater proportion of this ~ understood
10 have been on European accounts: but
there we're operations Of some magnitude,
undoubtedly, on speculation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
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Ihe Toll. ~'rg gentlemen caWgotc The Faculty
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WILLIAM MrCAtLIY. Tutor
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