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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-21
IFrOm the New York Evening POIt.l
THE EARLY LOVE.

I'm bleeding at my heart for thee dearest, d.
Thy rnshness, and folly, and pride;
For still to my aoui thou art nearest,
More precinus than all things beside;
And when lam sure thou dosf lanQulsh
For treasure 20 idly Hung by,
MY own heart IL tortured with anguish,
And longs to thy comfort 70 ny.
But no. Ifthy heart Is rclentine,
Its own love must urge II "a mine
With honest and noble ropontina,
becoming a epirit like thine. III
Thou may know thatfhis breast will receive thee
Nor taunt thee with weakness word;
o, let not thy folly still grlere thee,
Come back to thy nest my poor bird.
Come ack vhilo thy spirit "a yearninR
To weep out ifs burden Of woe
On tlris hearf, that shal bless thee, returning,
And kiss every tear n at shall how
Not In kindness 10 me, but thyself love,
In honor, and reason, and truth;
For Affection, not pity nor pelf love,
Come backito the love Of thy youth.
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A colporteur of Talladega County, Ala,
who has taken its religious census, reports
that he found 234 heads of families entirely
destitute of the Scriptures.
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COMMENCING APRIL Is, 1850.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
RAILRoA ID.
BROAD GAUGE.
CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS.

THROUGH WITHOUT OHANGE OF OARH.
TWO DAILY AIMS FOR WIN.
I.aS SQENNEs, 9aire and g, Louis ct HzEs7sIzIIJ
Three daily trains for Louisville ct 4iI5 a. d. :.
YincenneB Accommodation leaves at p. M
One train for Evansville at 4s15 A. III.
The trains connect at st. Louis for all points in
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy and Keo.
kuk at St. Louis and Cairo for Memphis, VicksburR
Natchez and New Orleans. iT7 n -
One through train on Sunday at 5,35 p. M -t
Returning, fast line leaves East st. Louis, Sundays
excepted, ct y A. NJ, arriving at Cincinnati at
Express train leaves st. Louis daily at S,2O p, M.
arriving at Cincinnati at 1880 A. NJ.
For through tickets to all points West and Soutb
please apply at the oices: Walnut-street House, be-
tween Sixth Seventh h-streets; No. Burnet House,
corner oficei North west cornor Front and Broad.
way; Spencer House Office, and at the Depot, corner
Front and Millstreets. 0mnibases call for passen-
gers: II. FLINT,
apl6 Vice President
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A L l. AN TIC HOUSE
): BEAUFOKTF N. G.
FENDER ~ PAGE. Pronriet...

TLNDEh * fAGE, FrOprietOrs.
uNHIS LARGE AND COMMUDIUUs lST,I,.,
y ment ispow open for the reception of v,siturs M IL
House ia Ocated in The nioet gibie and pleasant in
for Summer Resort in Eastern North CaruIina ham,"
medatey in frunt of the inlet from the Atlantic ns n'
with not the least obstacle ubsclre the view ;,
odd Ocean" Core Sound Bogue Sound, or the Tow
Beaufort. sA -tf@t.t '"n@
As line FISHING GROUND AZ the Harbor nf,rs, ;.
immediately in front ol the coi.nades which surround rs
Southern and Western portion ut The bu;ldpo ,rt ne
TO the bnArders the opp rtuniiv of angling wthnr,
pus,lre 10 the sun, while seated under the culnnnJe A
FROM their chamber windows if they prefer as the 0r'
Is situated Immediately over the wafer -'""e
The beautiful and varied views presented ia IN. ri;
from this location. alone worth a trial uf his ,
lishment The object If the Prnpricrors has been m 'a
der IN The ns attractive resort North or South u,
and c mate having been most bounrirul t NH, ft
spot, leaving but little tn art 10 improve - "'
The Propr'et"rs have added to the establishment,
BATHING HOUSES,
sufficiently large TO swim in and 81 s,tnarcd ,ha, h,
can De taken ut any hour, for the accunlndar an Of [
and gentlemen, who wish indulge in this peas ,, i
and healthy pastlme To nval,d>, bathing in sa Water
undoubted, conducive tn health Should pprsrs n,.r
II, they can baihe in the oceRn serf or sound ,ro
ly contiguous Ia the House
We have STEAMBOAT that win always be in road
ness to convey passengers from Moreead CITY, the rrn
nus of The A n e. Railroad 10 the Atlantic IIuus
making also daily excursions about the Harb,r '
good BAND OF Music has been secured for the spason
PENDER PAGE, Pnprieturs
A. GRNGER Superintendent
May II, ls6t' sr.Ess II GOVT, s.s.,t4
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For the Standard
WAYSEsvILLE, Haywood Co, N. c.,
June 29th, 1860.
". TT. Holden, Esq:

". IT, Holden, Esq:
SIR In accordance with my promise to inform
you of the ball play. I have to say that arrange
ments have been made for Railroad meeting, bar
bacue, and Indian ball play, to take place near the
Forks of Pigeon, in this county, about sew miles
from this village and little upwards of twenty
from Ashevillc on the 26th of next month.
The war whoop and ball play will be conducted
under the chief of the Indians The players will
be about twenty two in number dressed in Turkish
pants. Seats will he arranged for the ladies who
may wish to witness those ancient customs of the
aborigines of this country.
Arrangements will be made to accommodate
strangers, and to furnish the means Of transpora-
ton from and to the barbecue.
The Railroad is of paramount Importance to this
section of the State and its completion is looked to
the hest that be adopted to relieve the
people of the State from the b,irthens of taxation
This may be accomplished in the next five years by
nominal increase of the tax on land and poll, and
thus preserve the compromise of the Constitution,
leave the stakeholder of the East the protection he
now has against excessive taxation and at the
time prevent taxing the poor mans corn that makes
his children bread. his hogs that make them meat
the COW that supplies them with milk, and the horse
that pulls his pillow. which must be done if an I'd
ralcrem system Of taxation be adopted, and the COM
pleton of the Railroad defeated or postponed to a
remote period And IN that event, the people OF
the State will not only be taxed as now to pay the
interest the public debt, hut also to raise fund
to pay the principal against the bonds issued by the
State for purposes of internal improvement as they
fall due, which could have been paid by the Rail-
road had it been completed. as originally conteu,-
plated, from Beaufort Harbor to Duck Town.
1t was expected that the candidates for Governor
would have been at the barbecue but by their ad,
vertiscment they are to be here much earlier than
originally contemplated. They are to be here on
the 9Th of July. ..-- 49,.
Yours truly,
wiz. H. THOMAS.
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Far the Standard
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GREENE.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN GREENE.
In the evening of the 4th inst, the Democracy Of
Greene assembled at the Court house in Snow II II,
and the following proceedings were had:
On motion W. a. Darden, Sr., was called to the
Chair, and WIN. A. Fields was appointed Secretary.
After the organization of the meeting. Mr.. j.
Thos. Freeman, who few weeks since was nomna-
ted to represent the county in the next General As
sembly, came forward and declined the nomination;
whereupon, by reclamation, the Convention renom-
mated A. d. S2eight who was first nominated to
fill the same position but had declined.
A committee of three was then appointed by the
Chair to inform Mr. Speisht Of bis nomination, viz
I. L. Vail, Maj. Will. Dixon, and Elias Carr Said
committee, who, after few minutes absence. re-
turned with Mr.. Speight, who came forward before
Convention and thanked them for the honor again
conferred upon him. and consented to become their
candidate for the ensuing election whose acceptance
was received with the most enthusiastic applause.
Loud calls were then made for W. j. Raspberry,
who responded to the call in an eloquent address Of
about half an hour. ~ s-'-:s
Mr.. Raspberry, during his remarks, held his hearers
in breathless silence save now and then he was in
terrupted with bursts of the most enthusiastic ap.
pause. ..st :, .as,s.s.
| On motion, the Secretary was requested to send
copies the proceedings to the Goldsboro Tribune
and Raleigh Standard for publication. The meeting
then adjourned $3.50. =
W. A, DARDEN, Ch'm'n. .
| W. A. FIELDS, Secy. w + y
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THE NORTH, eARpIINA Standard + n

tracted and divided one thing sure We Of this con-
ven,iou have the old Democratic ship 1t was
launched more than four score years ago, frelghted
with the best hopes Of our country. 1t has ridden
through mary battle and storm, and shall 1t s'nK
forever now Let us "never give up the sn'p.
but nail her old flag to the masthead braveF 90 our
duty, and still hope on, that she may outr,de tht
TEMPEST and bear our country yet through calm seas
to the haven of her high destiny. With pride
have stood upon her deck,
"When she walked the waters like a thing ct lie,
And seemed to dare the elements T." STRIFE
Twill not desert her now. while the angry waves
over her bulwarks are breaking will seek no llle
boat to save myself from danger andif the old snip
must be wrecked, intend to cling to the last shat
tered spar that floats above the troubled waters and
then 20 down with the best hopes of my country:
North Carolina does all that she can, by casting
one vote for the great American Senator, Stephen
A. Douglas.
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.rATE OF Noo,RlTH.caHoIINA. HARSETT

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA. HARSETT
NeCUUsTf : Gd,,i ~ .Slirng ERIN, ISL, u,
Dante Bpifisvs Jshn Il Behta. Administrator Ut .nh
hlin john hstbea aGd wife, ia nh AHn Campbell MAJ.
pareE bjlson John. .iltsm Thomas and Malcolm i,ltn
IN i spearins t.shs sd istacth'n Of the ar
tha, SsIah Ann snaits y Sarga e l.brps.al hn =.
Sai kollGls and Naicdfn Bun, esdeuts II the
tate it's therefore ordered BY the Court than pubca'i
be made weeks e standard notifying said oe-
PENDANTS TO be and appear the Court House Summer
y!eon the Mendas preceding the Mouday next beire the
last Monday August next and atswer plead or demur
.aid case judgment Wilfbt entered pr c@te~s and
held par h 3sf 8 -. -sls,-,. -
Witness. orpe5,s IL. t.,fe, Clerk and Master Of our
said Ciri Of Eqtr, AT office m Su,nherre,he Monday
preceding The MonduN brre The hist M'nday IN Feb
rnary a. d. 1869, hide eudepce e The United 81 i,es s4,h
- - e H. CUFFlEED, q. T.
Jnne 90 1854. pr Adv. Si.s21s) zS- wdi.*
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Mr.. EDITOR: Independence day was appropriate
" celebrated by the citizens OF chatham Nouh,!'
and send you brief account of the exercises OF te
day. At an early hour quite large company as
scnbed on the beautiful green the former residence
of John Glass, ESQ, to witness the parade OF the
Bear Creek Volunteers. This Company has recent
" been organized and is composed chiefly OF yonns
men of the vicinity; but under the command OF
Can't. Webster soldier of the Mexican war, they
pcr(ormed the various evouti0ns OF the line IN a
very creditabe and solder-ke manner. Doubtless
the reason was that Chatham had gathered theI
her orau and her chlvary.' Miss Henrietta NJ.
Rves then presented unto the Company hands, IN
flag accompanied by neat and appropriate addr. S.
Miss Henrietta is one of the airest among the FAIR
and as the words of love of country fell from the lips
of the beautiful orator, we thought could discover
the happiest effect upon the young soldiers before
her
She smoke of the fathers of the Republic, and by
the memory Of them she appealed to the Company
to cherish and defend their country and invoked the
God of battles to aid them in guarding well the
Union In the event of dissolution o! the Union
she told them that Southern ladies' would uphold
them with their smiles and sympathies in defending
Southern rights and Southern principles
The flag was received by VIM. j. lleaden, in be-
half of the Company and in reply he expressed the
thanks of the Company for the exhibition of patriot
ism on the part of the ladies of the vicinity. lie
told them that in the dark and trying hour that
banner should continue to float in the breeze, or else
it should be the martial cloak and shroud of Its
bearer as he pressed the soldiers ber-that if It
shall ever fall on the field Of battle it shall 80 down
in blood and carnage and because there is not one
of the Company left living to defend it.
The Company then went through with the trlngs
and after fervent prayer for country by the Rev.
Mr.. Guthrie. the National Declaration of lndepen-
dence was well read by Mr.. Edward Rives, and an
Grafton pronounced by W. |. Headen.
The speaker told his audience that he came to
greet them on that suspicious day that thus far the
success of the Republic had fully eqalled the en-
pectations of its founders-to say something that
might call to mind the dangers and tolls of the Rev.
dictionary struggle-to 90 with them, as it WERE to
the batleclds of that memorable contest, in order
that they might remember that eternal vigilance
is the price of liberty" and keep alive the spirit of
patriotism in their midst. He reviewed the history
of country and spoke of the blessings resulting
from Onion of the States; and he appealed to his
fellow citizens not to love the Union less, but North
Carolina more.
1t was glory enough for him that he received the
undivided attention of large, attractive aud inteli-
gent assembly. The day passed off very pleasantly
to ALL and assure you, Mr.. Editor that the spirit
of rs is yet alive in our gallant old county as evin-
ced by the number that Joined the Volunteer Com
pany.
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YANcEYyIELE FEMALE sEm,n,,

~ NAkcEYviLEK eAswgILs Co.. NC,
zruyiiIS 7Stll09I.9 Will COMMENCE on Tn,
II MONDAY in August. N' lie 4ra
Narrrsr lie sa place peculiarly suitable for al
S:0o by raa>9n OF its eabhuess exceIlrn, s; iphae
reesl.,n ir,u all those disturbing causes nc.u, and
winch draw 1T The attention and reIard IN. M, 0ts
the student The Principal who is graduate nf s. #
versity OF Va and has had several Years s,ccesf Uni
rence IN teaching and schpo management prons" expe
the AID of ~Hhc. nj nun,bernf competent, nsina with
teach thor ughy all that is taught in onr brs ra 10
-cI,,uS ' rehhae
TERMS PER SESsIoN FIVE Mos1us.
~, - mE,m, $Om
Ermentarr English Branches. viz Reading WI;
ting and Spelling, and for beginners IN Aritbms.
tc. English Grammar and Geography, ,,,
Intermediate English branches, f,' M
Higher English Branches and Mathematics viz. u ~
Grammar, Rhetoric, Logic Menral and Mnr,I
; Philosophy. Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
Arithmetic. Algebra, Geometry. DC, ,.o
Ancient aud Modern Languages each 10 oi
Painting and Drawing, each AN
Music. II -. - efgs 'nM
IIsa ~ Ins,rp on, 20
incidental Expenses. -"
No deduction made but in case Of pr,,rac,ed s.n. tn
June S, 1S6h. ---. " " mI',
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July 3, 1850.
SHCOOLS AT HAYWOOD.
ME NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE THE 2sD

VNHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE THE 2sD
j of JULY. -,-s--s = a-s-.- y'.---
The Principal announces that e has taken charge Of
this scoo private enterprise, designed be perna-
nent. He sics liberal patronage from trmer friends
and the public generally; and in return will apply all his
energies aided by experience Of years. educating
mentally and morally, these committed to his care.
Haywood is "a high. healthy location with excellent VA
ter surrounded by district of unusual fertility aud pen
~. The people intelligent, hosp,abr and moia-no
community better. There Churches the place.
a Methods, and Presbyterian aud preaching every Sun.
day. Mail facilities are god Stuoens would do well to
apply Immediately. Is desired
Classical per session, $50 90
Other rates, SIS 90 and ~ 90
The Principal has made arrangements for buard at Is
to Flo per month, in private families.
For further Information address
A. R. BLACK, Princ'ral
June ~ 1850. 49,. ... o.. .....h 27-w4t*
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In ALABAMA.-On the I'd Of March last, SAYS the
Athens Herald We placed at the head Of our columns
the name Of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, Of mi.
nois, for President stating that we confidently ex
pected it would remain there by the authority Of
the National Democratic Convention, till the No,
vember election. {. That prophecy has been fulfilled
by the action Of the conventions Now, with full
faith and confidence in the patriotism and integrity
Of the Democratic masses Of these sUn;ted Ststes
North, South, East and West, we prophesy. with
equal certainty that if Mr. Dsngias lives until the
fourth Of March, 1861. he will be- inangnrated amid
the plaldts and Of millions Of grate-
tst fesaep s. 80 8 81.
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Woodsda,e, Person ca, June Is, lse0. 25-w9t*
oLIN HIGH SCHOOL MALE T. FEMALE

OLIN HIGH SCHOOL-MAL & FEMALE.
vlNHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY,
l. July nth. .sf,.
DIN is in the midst Of quiet and reg community,
where temptations To vice exceedingly few. II can be
easily reached from Statesvie.
In point of health, mnraty and economy, On is equal
led By few villages IN the State. The instruction d.,
signed 10 be Through and practical. Miss r. PURvS
is eanenty qualified for the position she holds in the Re-
male Department. The two departments present no
objectionable feature to those who rightly understand cur
system Of government. The schu0I very large
and comfortable. The Literary Sociees have nicely fur
n'shed hall with libraries. good education here
be obtained very moderate terms and with little rik@
tie mnrd
Beard including fuel, Washing room. etc, from 81 500
s. ~ Tultion from fl ~ to SO. Music $2o Conlr
gent fee Il. No extra charges Tuition in aJuancs
. q 81. = :. ~, A. II. MERKITT, A. NJ Pm:
DIN Iredell county n C. 25-wat*
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COACH AK1NG!

TFHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
Il Pubic generally that he has recently taken The
GOLD STAND,
well known BY ever, bdy of the "Capito Sous,en
and fhrmer occupied by WIN. f. CLARKE and IS Iuj,
prepared to carry on
OACH.MAKING
in all its various branches, in the VERY best STYLE
n Prices to Suit the Times. y.
Persons will do well TO call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner.
JAMES BASHFORD
Raleigh JAN 81, 1850 5wtf
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Louisburg, June 10. ls60. -, -
PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO YOUR
- INTERESTS! , -.

Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
OFFlcE AT >MILroS. CAswELL COUNTY. G.. Z
VINHlS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
operation fur the past eight years. and during tina,
time has pancualy paid all tsSses. - s.:-
..-.- DIRECTORS. ,s.-SFs S=-2ss -..
N. L. Walker, ,Isaac Oetinger
Dr. VIM. NJ. Brruks, Benz Hines, - i''
A. q. Finly, 81 ~ Witcher Keen, f.1-s.' -
Thos d. Johnston, r. H&Lewis, a>ss,1-. :,
L. H. Hunt, =Jarvs Frinu, 49, :
!, Co,s E. NJ Kirby, Win. Howertan, :
Thus A. DonOho, Hon. +. G. Resde - = 8
@4.. n. L.. Watker, President, ~ x. :; :
- Benz. Hines, Vice Pres
sfN M Lewis. Treasurer - - r. -
8 * NJ EcGehee. Attorney, rs t{...zs4.
s<.5e,s A. L. Bali, Secretary, ~
Sani'l. K. Thufntii. tyeseraz agent. - ;
Benz. Hines 4 49, ~ rs +: =
. LII. Hunt. -, Exec. Com. Is.
r. Lewis,
AN Letters addressed To the Secretary or Agent
viii DC promptly attended e y ~ ~ 49,
: July ~, tAsy. - 8nEwtfxeS
IN nRAIt;IiT; - tIREtsIOR PHLLA, sGReans
- 49, - = 2 oar CRY ifousE. 4
! 81, March 9, leso ts<w&sxtfss:.
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DIN, Iredell
EMO MILLS. s'
FIVE Miles East of HilIsborough.

FIVE Miles East Of HiIIsbOrOugh.
MY WOOL CARDlNG MACHINES ARE IN iOop,
M ORDER and will commence Carding by the first u
June. Price for carng ~ CENTS per pound, weight
rlls Put pound Of grease To ten Of W ol Have your
wool clean and of burs and well picked and You wiz
taken in payment, expect something when the WORK
is done. .
su' gallons Of Linseed Oil for sale Cash given f''
Wheat. .. -. -....s
~ JOHN F. LYON
May 2s, 1860. r.. ~ sat.s = ,r5 : . 9a-wlst
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with locomotive Boiler Of ~ horse power Wv Wv
Saw Mill complete. Any wishing to purchase ~ o
H. or pprtabte Engine and Boiler. would do wei y"
examine mine before purchasing elsewhere, as VIII
bargain. Address me at Oxford, N. e. ,,,xoR,
July 10. lss0. 49,. 2s-"s''
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George Bancroft, ESQ.,, the historian, has accepted
an invitation to be present ut the inauguration of
the Perry statue, at cleveland on the 10th Of Sep
tsmher, the anniversary Of Perrys victory on Lake
Erie, and viii deliver an address on That occa.
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AccoMMoDATIoy HACKS

PlTTSBORo'. HAYWOOD, OR THE COAL FIELDS
HACKS OF .BUGGIES can be procured at Morrs',s
IL on the n g. R. R.. upon shers notice, to cn7es pm an
stgprs to Pittsbor Haywo,d or the Coal Fields o. ~
plying to the undersigned This is decidedly the ms
peasant either place. and equally cheap as ,
ping in Raieieh and hiring Hacks. you come u h
fur,her by Railroad and Of course save that much haef
Mo,s;sviie June es 1850 Il s6-uf
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.sC CHAT
- M cLCSTi- Co,tli q. Pleas ana Quarter Sessions
May Term, 500 James Williams, Admr. Of Frederick
Williams decd and others Benz f.. Williams Aaron
Williams and Alfred ADMINISTRATION for account and
settlement q u 49,,
IL appearing 10 the satisfaction If the Court The dpe
dants in this case, Benjamin Williams Aurnn ianls
and Alfred Williams noresdents of this State it is
therefore ordered BY the Court that publication be made
for six weeks succevely in the North Carolina Standard
commanding Them to be aud appear at the Term Of
said Court. To be held for The county Of Chatham the
Court House inPisbororgi'" The =. Monday of August
lS6',. tn plead. denn,r this petition the
PRAYER of the petitioners will be granted Witness r.
C. Cation Clerk Of said Court, at office in Ptsboro the I'd
Monday Of May, l-'O
R. C.. COTTON, C. G. G..
June II, 1860. pr. adv S.5:1z) 25-wSt.
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8GLEN anna FEMALEsEMINARY
Is SIS SrHdsasvlils DAyrDsos Co., NC.

- eTH6xAsyILLf DAVIDSON Co, \. c. -
NyHE FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE a and
.Iiais, ,ls8a. Bmrd. including washing iue' an.
Fyame 81 per session IF "a weeks Taiton, solid ano'
mental branches cssrespondinsiy low. p,ssr
f E1ss - ae., W. aee s5-w't.
4 ~ spfissf Isl ass md y. O. Christian Ad''''
cppy Y 1tnks. ',;:'s -
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA MASH
- County, In Equity In the matter OF Jnsiah Pope
Winny Cation. Ell ais, VS.. B. d. Manu. Administrator of
Rachel Atkins, ct ais, pending in Equity in the county
aforesaid
In pursuance of order in the above cause said persons
the Of kin OF the late Ruch-i Atkins Of the
county Of Nash being first usins or of ne.er degree
are hereby notified To appear and nuke their kndredh
known or decree will pass for the distribution of her
estate among such are known
G. W. BLOUNT, ME-.
Nashville, July 1860 pr. Adv s. as-w2m
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A Nur FOR ABoLITIoNIsTs of the Census
Takers of this county called on a few days ago to
sag that nc was in dilemma as to the proper mode
of entering the annual crops Of some slaves in this
county 1t is his duty to record the amount of each
mans crops, if they are If more than 800. And
in his travels he has already met with two cases
where masters have returned stares crops at over
$780, The masters did not include these in their
return to the Marshal and the Marshal did not know
whether it was right for him to record slaves
crop. We were unable to advise him. Perhaps
some abolitionist who murmurs over the oppression
of slaves whom he has never seen and Of whom he
knows nothing practically. will take the matter into
consideration and advise him.-Fay. or