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OPEL OU AS. .
FOR ATTAKApAs.
MOBILE
OR nIORILE-DAILY U.

~~wm, FOR MOBILE DAILY U. S.
z slh---I&NIail Tine-Sunnler ArrangenentFhe splen
lid low prsssre packet steamers Oregon,
California; j. Hopkins, MASTER built expressly for the
trade with superior accommodations vii make trips and
landings follows prevented by bad weather. high
water fuel accident boat machinery
leaving Of the Puntcharrlir Railroad DAILY,
on the arrival Of NJ train of for Mobile
taking passengers Bay ST. Louis and Pass Christian on WE'D
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS, will stop at Bay ST. Louis every
SATURDAY, at Mississippi City on fR1n and sATuR-
DAYS Pascaguula Ally, each Returning from Mo-
bile permitting, will DAILY at the Pass and Bay
R-For tickets through Baltimore Philadelphia New
York greatly reduced by three different routes end
n. GEDDEst Agent.
jy6 If 90 Ciravier street.
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Steamship Austin, Forbes, FIN Brazos Santiago
10th, via Indianoa 2lst inst, to ! G Harris
LIST dist.
Steamship Suwanee, Fowler, from Indianola, to
j Harris-lst dist.
Ship Confidence. Sears, IS days I'm New York, to
A Cohen-2d dist. a.
Ship Winderinere, Harding, 50 days FIN Boston, to
nlaster--Sd dist, 81.
Bark Evadne, Piilsbury FIN Roekland tMaine) to
Creevy & Farwell-lst dist, 40.
Sehr Jeans, Godfrey, 35 days FIN Boston, to
G w Hynson &eo--Point
Steamboats,.
Aleek Scott, Reilly, fin st Louis.
Empire Parish, Vincent, FIN Lower Coast.
antelope, -, I'm Cairo,
Oregon, Baker, I'm Mobile.
Florida, Myers, FIN Mobile.
Moro, Aguader, I'm Alexandria.
Music, streck, I'm Donaldsonyille
Towboat Baltic Chapman. FIN the Passes towed
down and to sea on the 18th inst, barks
Egypt and Quncy-brought up ships Conf
dence and Windermere, bark Evadne, schr
E Jeans and to Quarantine bark Elexina
Steam tug Tusearofa, Curley, FIN the Passes -
towed up to Quarantine schT " Colquet
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nNI HAND AND FOR sAI.E-THE oELEBRATED
" McGhesnay Patent washing Neutrality-suspicious. he
sse at we,sasn Bro al the corner q Aagazne and
No ~ st. Charles sei and my shop, Of Lafayette
snd Basin street, new Orleans.
iyl4y j. NJ DAUaHEETf.
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Leaves On TUESDAY. 24th inst., at SIP. NJ.
NOR SV. LOUIS NTH EANNZJ

EeS ~ tons MS ahoveThe magnificent Ed. y.
Gay, Bart Bowen master, will leave for St.
Louis taking besides through business freight
and passengers for Nachez yckbrg Napoleon Memphis aid
the Beds For through tickets this boat md connecting
railroad lnes above and freight pasige
apply On board At the Copanys Office 81 Camp street
WIRGINIuS o. DENpHElI p0
jylI Advertising Agent.
h5-This boat will Memphis and Bend business
and carries the u Mail to Memphis In place of Memphis
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STEAMBOATS,.

Leaves every THURSDAY at5P NJ. 1.5..
NEW ORLEANS AND
fSLS.. @ylcKsBuRG UNITED STATES NesssalSS
rsssssH 5s6Sk MAIL LINE. ssA@TNs sisz
The magnificent U. S. mail packet Con. Quifman. y.
W. white, commander, leaves above for Arye Greehvile
Sunnysdr, Eggs Poin Lake Washington Grand Lake Caro-
lima Landing Ashton Pitchers Point, Sdpwfs, Lake Troy
dence ,toodrcs Landing Aikens Bond DnckpoS, Weeks
burg WRrrene, New Carthage Grand Gulf St Joseph od-
ney, Waterproof Nateheg Fort Adams Mouth OF Red River
Touco MogAnza Point Gonpec Bayou Sara Port Hudson
Baton Rouge Paquemae Donald5nye and all Intermediate
landings.
FREIGHT taken for Ill landings the Yazoe Taahace and
stmaower rivers with pryile. Of reshirpng
Leaves on SATURDAY. nteP.M. m#
The magnificent r. S Mail packet L;sfoHrehe, Captain
j. Brown will leave for DoIadsore Paqnemne, Batua
Rouge Port Endsan Bayou Sara Rcd River Landing For
Adams, Naehs Waterproof Rodney ~ 1oseph Grand Gaif
NarTentoa and Nicssburg, every Saturday, 1T 5 T. M
The Inonehe Vicksbrg with steamers Pnee npd
Hoi and will take freight for all landings on the Yasoo and
Taahatche rive highwater rates. without detention
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
heir regular days, without fail tie hpur appointed AT
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended TO-
These will be responsible for any letter packa
containing money iewety other yGuAbes, unless rsh
bills of ladig taken specifying the contents and vaue
the freight paid for any ySuabes deposited with the cef
By the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 70
y. !. PERSON Il co.
jef5 If Corner Of Carondest and Union streats
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Leaves On THURSDAY. Jniy SC, at5P.
ElEg ST. I.lhIIIG-IEI,rII COM

Leaves On THURSDAY. Jniy Sc. ats M
FOR ST. HOUSEWIFE CoNNEC-
~ lions as above-The magnificent ". e.
Syyolt, Capt. /. IL Jones master, will leave
ST. Louis, taking besides through business
freight and for Natehez Yickshur Napoleon
phs and The Bends For through tickets this and
connecting railroad lines above Freight
and apply board the Company Office No 81
I'VE Advertisine Agent.
s~This boat win attend to the Memphis business
and carries the u Mail Memphis in place Of The Memphis
Peele
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I-aaves on SATURDAY. July rs. at BPM
E.fR SfE, IAIrTS .YNITH IsnN,

msY d, tois a. obove-The magnificent steamer Cham,
plon n b, Moore, master, will leave or ST.
- ueilS taSlns besides through business freight
aha Rassngers oE saiehez yieSsb Napoleon Memphis
railroad lines above and engagements freight and
sage apply on board at the Companys office camp
street.
1ym VIRGINIUS @. nENTZETA
Advertising Agent.
boat takes Memphis Bend business and carries
the u s. Mail to Memphis in place of Memphis packets
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UPPER MIssIssIPPJ.
u.z ST. LOUIS, wsgA r.Ezzsszsszsss
sAss NC AFRO AND lISS WI a5s

For through tickets this and its CONNECTIONS SET
forth at the head Of ibis column ana further information arpy
on board at the Company Office No. 81 Camp street, hare
plans Of the cabins can be and engaged
az l.. A. WRLTON, General Agent
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TT--- FVT0fI-9 VTI9TGTao TTrTICT
IA Eouyeiia 0tan PRlaite elnssus, a pF0Ga&fai Ia
NGNDREpi y daoU. 1860 midi riiqy3dc Ia GIG rue de
IL CaImuuA Ica Camp 81 de4 MaEEsns, II yGie
rnbiqae ct adjudication de la popdti don't suit la osefip
Ca57, Hultnie 81 tarondet, alnt ~ prE do f9Ge Ia
*. Charles spr l3 pipds de PIBiuhdeur
Sasgie llaHs pah4irc ci.3cssls.
G0NDlrI0NS-C Compliant gU moment del adjudication
Jy2S al 10 lT2f sktrif de II Piroisse IL fitaus.
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SECOND DISTRICT Coua1 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
Of New Orleans ESTATE OF Il. CROKER.
- No, 1861

ID directed b5 the Honorable Second Disfrict 4nt
Of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to
sell Mt public auction, t City Hotel street
Camp and Magazine TUESDAY, the 3ist day of
july 1850 at l2ocock NJ, the following described property,
viz
Fourth District square hundred sixty eight bounded
by Baonr, Drymles. ST. Anthony and Josephne
having front IF ihetytwo Josephine street By
bundled and fifteen fest In depth,
Seized IN the above snlt
TERMS-Gaah On the spot.
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I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente
~ amoi edfessG Hoaorahe sxieme cour dc District
MERCREDI 10 d'aoI 1860, midi, fH0te dc Ia Cite
Ia Commune cells dn Canp ct des Magasns, In
pubque adjudication de la propdtt don't suit Ia de
criptien-
TN TERRAIN stut as lie Qnatriema District DAYS rilst
800 pnr les ST. Patrick Liberty. Toedaio
nony, ayant is pes de face Ia St Patrick $40
pieds de profonilmr
Saisie dnns afarc ci-aesSus.
GoNDITIoSS-Compan mOrAeut dc l'adiudieaon.
f. t. PARKER,
iylI % al II ShdTif de Ia Parnsse i'Drlsans
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Leaves on TUESDAY. July q. .

Leavesan TUESDAY. July "A. at 5 Pm.
FOR L0UISFILLE-THEFI FINE REG
~ hular passenger packet steamer Z II. Fair
YchilG. u II. Faucet master, will leave for
ssl Louisville and all intermediate landings above
For freight passage apply on board ..
VIRGINIUS @. DENT2EL.
iyls Aaveriisire Agent.
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YOU sARA PACKETS.

FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
The steamer Crosse Tete E. F. Gross master leaves
New Orleans every MONDAY evening at O'clock and FRI
DAY morning at 10 o'clock.
nA slweys the landing foot ST. Louis street. to
deliver freight and sign bills ladng for the above
fe2 SIN EJaENFIA NOIIE Apent
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tai SI4 bales cotton.
PoNTcHARTRAIN.
M0BfIiE-Per steamer Oregon sundries to order.
MOBILE Per steamer Florida - aundries to
order.
Consignces.
PHILADELPHIA- ship Oliver Moses MI
smith &co--- Spencer, Field &eo-- Blessev--J A
Baquie- Wood, Afiltenberger Eco j S Simonds 4
co7-W y Thompson Stark, StaufIer &co--- w Cox
&co- Buchanan, Carroll &eo- Wright &cp- b
Caaiplg lio--Lenes Deiachaise- Huntington & Bro
--Uammaek Sqnires &co-- TayIor & Churchill
Mltenberger &cos-- Kearny Blois &co-C Nj Har.
/ Yey &co- ] Gasbergue &eo-- J IL Sehaffer- Rice
Bros &co-s D Hyde AGO. G N Morrison &co j
Sonlet-S Locke Halter Bro E J Hart eco
Woodman q Bsment-J y Slawson- Carroll, Hoy
&eo-s LID 2 y Levy " 2 Duncan a Whiting
&eo--A II May AGO. Z r Poole D Hambrecht .
Z Hawes--Donovan d Neutz-- r + Harrison--F A
Johnson Devereanx- Wheeler &Forstail- s S
Creepy & Farwell- Gtidden, Marshall ,&coID
Edwards IS ] Waterman 4 Bro Mitchell &co---T b
Blanchard, jr-Folger &eo-M Massey, Huston &ce-
Gitfen Smedes &eo M Fisk--C Loeffier-B Du-
rand Mcintyre q Mage Roasset y Genn- An
son-N 0, j &G N RR Col ] Bonnafe-Ries 4
Schuber-- Magee a. Kneass- III II Hansell--Beebe
&eo--TurnelI Nco--D G Wison--and order.
BosToN---Per schr L Jeans Grosjean & Bene-
tean--M Muse u Murdoch IF "A Johnson--Vose Bros
- Atl y JOhes--h II Kent Eco u Il Buddeeke d.
Gentleman, Brtton 4 Withers-C III Harvey &eo
II stern ~ Bro 3 Roger &co- n Riehards-M
Greenwood Mcfarland & Barksdae-- Wright 4
co--Horrell, Gayle &co--Bakc Tower Bscoe 81
simms- i Moore &co-G Theurer-- P Fl Brinton
&eo--W goldman Bement-- g Boye+-I g Harris
Y I Gushing Moore &co--J Gasbergue eco
Henderson u Gaines McGaIgin--Fro &co,-
Pollard q Putnam Nicholson &oo-- j IL Gould &
COT Smith, u Marquee &co- q KIein-W 4
Davis Neagie 4 Carpenter Sampson Il Keen
G w Hynson &ce-and order.
B0ST0N--Per ship Windermere- Flint & Jones
II NJ Gould 6eo--N Gauche--E Marquee Hco--S
Perkins -and order.
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THIRp DISTRICT CouRr CITY on NEW ORLEANS Vs.
= Of New Orleans: JOSEPH FREYD-So I4.4UL
RX VIRTUE OF writ of seizure a I.tI sale
I'D directed by Thfd District Cont ii
New Orleans in the above entitled cause, will proceed
At pubtic aueton the City H. tel Common between
Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY. The 9Th day
August 1850 al II O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
TO wit
SQUARE u, Dumaiuc, ST. Philip st. Glaudc and Trem6
Streets and having front of 80 street by
l3S feet in depth
Seized in the above suit.
TERaS-Casl on the spot.
e. PARKER
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-22
Gbe StanOarb.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY. FEB. Is. 1850.
Meeting of the Council Of State.

Meeting Of the Council Of State.
A meeting of the Council of State was held in the
Executive Office on Wednesday last, pursuant to
appointment by the Governor. All the Councillors
were in attendance to wit, John A. Averitt Dr.
Columbus Mills W. J. Yates, P. NJ. Powell, John
L. Bridgers, Josiah 7. Cranberry, and j. A. Waugh.
James w. Osborne, Esq, Of Mecklenburg Coun-
ty, was appointed Judge of the Superior Court
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Judge Caldwell.
And George Howard, Jr., Esq, of Wilson County,
was appointed Judge of the Superior Court to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Judge
Manly.
We consider these excellent appointments. Mr..
Osborne is one of the ablest lawyers in the State
and Mr.. Howard, though comparatively young
man. is well informed in the law, of studious habits
and much devoted to his profession.
We learn that the Hon. Jesse G. Shepherd sent
in his resignation to the Governor as Judge of the
Superior Court, to take effect on the 2sth of May
next. No successor will be appointed until the va
cancy actually occurs.
We understand that William Lander, Esq, of
Lincoln, having been consulted by the Governor in
relation to the vacancy occsioned BY the resignation
of Judge Caldwell, wrote to the Governor and
Council declining the appointment.
We learn also that the Governor and Council al:
ter consideration, instructed the Attorney General
to investigate the affairs of the Albemare and Ches
apeake Canal Company; and that an agent is to be
appointed to examine the books and affairs OF the
Company.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-22
MARRIED..

In Charlotte the evening of the 18th inst. by the
Rev. A. Sinclair DR. H NJ. Pritchard to Miss Amanda E.
Shaw, all Of Charlotte. N. C.
At Como, in Rowan county, the 18th inst, " the
Rev. MIR. Hanghon, Dr. Samuel Tate, of Morganton, to
Miss Martha NJ daughter of H. c. Jones, Esq.
In Chatham county. the 5h inst b. Isaac Patters5n
ter of VIM. Hatch Esq. of Chatham cnunty.
On the cath ut , by the Rev. G f Brown, Edward W.
Harris TO Miss Ann +. Guthrie daughter of German B..
Guthrie, all of Chatham county.
In Wilmington, the 7th inst. bv Rev. Dr. Drane Mr..
Samuel Norhrop to Miss Mary E. daughter Of Geo. Hous.
ton, Esq.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-22
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON THE
HI 10th inst, negro man named ABRAHAM Said
negro is black about Is ye of age feet inches
high, and weighs about s0 pnunds has rather pleasant
ALWAYS smiles and shevs his upper teeth and
gums when spoken TO. Had on, when lie LIFT, a brown
twled homespun roundabout and kersey pants. dark
vest and black wool hat. is prbabIe he will aim es-
cape tn free State, lie taken from the Jail Of Pitt
sylvana cunty Va about three weeks ago. where he had
reached in attempting to To Ohio will pay the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery to if caught
within this State for his confinement in any Jail that
can get him if caught out Of this State.
"a = D. McDIARMID
Cumberland county, N. c., Feb 16. lsso. s-*w4t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-22
Congress.

Congress-.
On the 18th the death of Mr.. Broderick, late Sem
ator from California, was announced in the Senate
and euloges pronounced upon him.
On the same day the House voted for printer, but
no election was had DeGrees, the black Republican
candidate, lacked severalvotes Of an election. This
is the man whois reported to have obtained his nom
ination at the hands Of the black Republicans, by
offering to give them half his profits for electioneer-
ing purposes. a few of the black Republicans, who
have some conscience refuse this account to vote
for him. And yet this is the party on which the
Editor of the Register relies to investigate the affairs
Of the government, and "bring shame and confusion
of face on President Buchanan!"
Senator Broderick's death was also announced in
the House, and after the usual eulogies the House
adjourned. *
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-22

The MOUNT VERNON CAUSE.-THE attention of our
readers is invited to the Appeal which we publish
to-day Of the Vice Regent for this State of the La
dies Association, in behalf of the Mount Vernon
cause. We could add nothing to the force of this
Appeal 1t is worthy, in patriotism and glowing
eloquence Of the fair hand that penned it, and Of
the hallowed cause in which it has been made. We
arc happy to learn that all the purchase money has
been paid, with the exception of some five thousand
dollars Funds are now needed to redeem the Tomb
and Home of WAsHINGroN from the touches Of de-
cay, and to embelsh, ornament, and preserve them,
so as to render them in all coming time fitting tes-
timonials of nations gratitude and an everything
tribute to the worlds most illustrious hero" The
citizens of this State doubt not will respond to
this Appeal and contribute their full share towards
the accomplishment of this noble object
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-22

TARBoRouGH BRANCH RALRoAD.-It will be seen
by the notice which we publish in our advertising
columns to-day, that the second instalment of twen-
ty-6ve per cent. on the stock of this Road will be
due on the 1st of next month.
We learn that this important enterprise is pro-
crossing finely, and will be completed and in opera
tion before the close of the present year. It will be
eighteen miles in length from Rocky Mount to the
terminus beyond Tarborough and Taw river. This
Road cannot fail to be most useful and prosperous
one. It will penetrate and serve one Of the wealth
lest cotton regions Of the State and will stimulate
agricultural enterprise and production to still high
or point in Edgecombe and the adjacent counties.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-22
Whole NUMBER 1900.
5 BISHOP ATKINSONS APPOINTMENTS.
Feb. 2sth (evening) and March lst, Kinston.

= BISHOP ATKINSONS APPOINTMENTS.
Feb. 29th (evening) and March lst, Kinston.
March Cd, Beaufort cA = -, sz
g 9Th, Swift Greek Bridge.
9th, Pugh's Chapel.
7th, Trinity, Beaufort county.
9Th, St. Johns, Durbam's Greek. i
9th, Bath. -.
10th, Pungo.
1lth, Washington
9" 18th, Zion Church, Beaufort County. Z
14th, Greenville
10th, Tarborough. 2'tl-t.
18th, Scotland Neck.
-" Goth, Halifax. :. .3eSi. =
2lst, Jackson. .gs5
22d, (evening) Murfreesborough,
. oath, Woodvillc, BERTHE county. t,. IS
25th, Windsor. ~ -
26th, (evening) Williamson.
2Sth and 29th, Plymouth
soth, St. Luke's Washington county.
3lst Lake Chapel.
April Isl, St. Davids.
Sd, Gatesvllle
4th, Lassiter's Chapel.
:" 9th, Edenton. .....
Sth, IIertford
9th, Woodville, Perquimans county.
Z" 10th, Elizabeth.
18th, (evening) Wilson.
10Th, Goldsborough.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-22

Sec. TO- Any person who shall violate any of the
provisions of section ninth Of this act shall be deem
ed to have resigned any commission from this State
which he may possess his Office shall be deemed va
can't and he shall be for ever thereafter ineligible to
any office OF trust, honor or emolument under the
laws of this State
Sec IL. Any person who shall act as counsel or
attorney for any claimant of any fugitive from ser
vice or labor, under or by virtue Of the act of Con-
gress mentioned in the ninth section Of this act,
shall be deemed to have resigned any commission
from this State that he may possess, and ne shall
thereafter be incapacitated from appearing as coun
sci or attorney in the courts of this State.
Sec l2. Any sheriff. deputy sheriff, jaor, coron-
er, constable officer of this State any police
man OF any city, town or any district county, city
or town officer, or any officer or other member Of
the militia Of this State who shall hereafter arrest
imprison, detain return or aid in arresting, i'm
prsonng, detaning or returning any person for the
reason that he is claimed or adjudged to be fugi-
tive from service or labor, shall be punished by
fine of not less than one thousand dollars nor
than five thousand dollars, and by Imprisonment in
the State prison for not less than two years nor
more than ten years.
Sec. 49, The Governor of this State, by and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate shall appoint
for every county in this State, an attorney, whose
duty it shall be to defend every person claimed as
fugitive under the provision of the acts of Congress
mentioned in the ninth section of this act and each
of said attorneys appointed shall receive fifty dol
lars for each person defended by him under the pro-
visions of this act and shall be paid by the State
Treasurer on a warrant to be issued by the Gov
ernOr
The Report of the Committee of the Virginia Le-
gslature on the Harper's Ferry outrage shows that
Name, New Hampshire, Vermont Massachusetts,,
Connecticut. Rhode Island, New York New jersey
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Iowa. and Minnesota all have laws more
less stringent the object of which is to prevent
slaveowners from recovering their property within
their limits
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-22
Virginia and Iowa.

Gov. Letcher, of Virginia, sent in message to the
Legislature of that State on Monday last, setting
forth at some length the bad conduct of the Cover
nor Of Iowa in refusing to surrender Barclay Cop
pic. one of the Harper's Ferry insurgents, and in
giving the said Coppic such information as to the
demand for him as to enable him to escape. Gov
L. argues the question with much force, showing
clearly that the Governor of Iowa has deliberately
refused to give up, on just and proper demand, the
said Barclay Coppc. The Governor of Iowa placed
his refusal to surrender the crimcal on the ground
that the papers on which the demand was based
were not entirely regular, but he admitted that his
objection to the papers was "teehnieat" Gov.
Letcher charges and proves that the Governor of
Iowa not only "shielded Coppic from justice on
frivolous pretexts," but gave him notice to make his
escape!
Gov. Letcher quotes from the recent inaugural
address of the Governor Of Iowa, showing clearly
that his feelings and sympathies are warmly enlist
ed the side of John Brown and his criminal asso-
ciates!" The Governor dwells in strong terms on
this state of feeling in Iowa, shown by the Gov
ernor of that State, and adds
1--WE must meet this spirit of aggression upon the
slaveholdng States, sternly and resoutely, and to
this end union ndharmony is indispensable to sue
cess We.must have a united South. Necessity,
ard duty to ourselves and those who are identified
with US in interest and sympathy, alike demand it"
TARBoRoUGH MERcURY.-The Tarborough Mer-
curry charges us again with having "dodged the
question" of ad ralorem taxation. The charge is
unfounded. The Mercury has done us deliberate
and intentional injustice on this subject.
The Mercury also says:
"One of two things must be done by the De-
mocracy of this State. Let them repudiate ad Ca
lorem in toto and our State Democracy will continue
to hold hand in hand; let them adopt it, and we are
no longer one. We know whereof we speak, which
time will in due course prove"
Our Democracy is very different from that of the
Mercury. We intend to 60 with the Democratic
party, and to support its nominees, whether ad ra-
loren be repudiated or adopted That is the true
position. The Democracy of the State never have
divided and become disorganized account of State
issues, and we trust they never will
We want no controversy with the Mercury on
this or any other subject. We have not assailed
that paper, nor do We expect to do so. We have
spoken only in selfdefence.
Is it not little strange that the Mercury, which
processes to be Democratic paper, should so con-
stanty and bitterly assai the Standard and at the
same time permit the Register to pass unnoticed?
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-22
$50 REWARD.

Il will be paid for the apprehension and delivery to me-
confinement in any Jail that get him, Of my
man WILLIAM bright mnsttc felnw about 80 years Of
age, feet inches high. well formed, with bushy head
Of hair. broad cheek bones. walks very erect and easily
excited embarrassed when questioned and meghs about
15n lbs who away from the 18th June last
have good to believe that the said boy has free
papers in his possession aud passing under an assumed
name. free man, in Warren and Halifax counties He
has been heard from several times in the neghbood Of
Shady Grove, Warren county ANY information respect.
ing him will be thankfully received. - -
WM D. COPPEDGE
Castalia Esst County, N. G.
February 13, 1850. sz5 s-wtf*