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Senator Davis on the Nomination.
The following letter from Senator Da.
Wis appears in the Mississippi papers
" ASuINnrnN ID q lu,u & lSEl

Wis appears IN the Mississippi papers
WAsnlNoroN, ID. G., July 8, 1860.
My DEAR SIR.-l, give me pleasure to
acknowledge yours Of the 2d inst, in
forming ne that the Democrats Of our
country were TO assemble on the l4lh TO
ratiIy the nominal on OF Breckinri!ge aud
Lane ; and that they particularly desired
me to be present OF that occasion. Ny
health does not permit mo to return home
at this season and TO the many regrets
connected with that fact, is 10 be added
the inability to unite with my Democrat
&c neighhors III declaring our acceptance
Of the ticket which is the fair exponen, Of
our political faith. Though We can no;
but lament that in Il general convention
Democratic delegates denied articles OF
our creed so essential rs 10 produce di
vision, it is a matter Of congra;ulati0n
that our party had enough of vitality to
bear amputation, ani adhearing to fun
damentaI principles; to give us good can
didates on good platform.
Believing the preservation Of the Gov
ernment in its rigor and purity to de
pend mainly on The success OF the Demo
cracy, l hoped earnestly for its uUity and
harmony but when it became manifest
that the organic 'tiJn, and consequent
power OF the party, could only lie main
tained by the spireUder Of cons,,u,iona
duties, rGoiced that Mississippi was rep
resented at the Convention by men who
were equal TO the nobler pslt Of viudica
ting her equality and honor, regardless
alike Of empty promises and emptier
threats.
To admit ;hat our property is not en-
titled to receive from the GsneraI Gov,
ernment such protection AS it affords to
the properly Of other sections, is TO con
sent TO be degraded below our fellows
Such proposition needs no Argument
TO state 1t is to present its condemnation.
Our party alone, Of those now seeking
popuiar support, recognizes the equality
Of the right Of the South to the common
Territories, and pledges there 10 give
Federal protection TO the property OF our
citizens BY all the constitutional powers
of the Federal arm. Can soathern
man hesitate under such circumstances
MS to which Of ibe tickets lie will adopt
TLA poRiesI sky is daily growing
brighter, and permits US to look with in.
crsasing hope for the triumph Of the Ma
tiouaI, that is, ths Constitutional Demo
cracy. ...
Please offer assprsEce OF my affection
ate remembrance OF my friends and
Heighbors, the DEMOCRATS Of Warren,
and believe me 10 be, t,.t.
Very truly. yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Personal.

Dr. A. G. Mackey who has labored 30
long and diligently forthc Masonic Fraiern.
ity arrived in our Village on Monday even.
ing and is lectnring To the Fraternity in this
place. lie ntends visiting White PLANES
Lodge on Thursday, and also BascomviIIe
Lodge on Tuesday, 18th inst.
DR. M. is gathering material for the Histo
ry of Masonry in South Carolina, and any
facts relating thereto wiki be duly apprecia.
ted BY him ....
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Charleston Trade.

We ask attention to an advertisement
from many Of The leading wholesale and
jobbing Mercantile Houses in Cha rleston,
IN to days paper. They have been pre-.
pairing for, and expect to receive from the
Southern States, the same liberal trade ex-
tended them in The Spring.
we learn, through private source, that
Charleston is at this time, perfectly healthy;
entirely free from fever, or febrile iendep.
eies, and with every prospect Of its contin.
ulng SC. .a'
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The PsRsEoUnoSs OF THE CHRISTIAN,

The PROSECUTIONS OF THE CHRISTIANS
IN THE EAsf.-lf here WAS additional
evidence required Of the sick mans in
creasing debility, who presides over the
Turkish Empire, it would be furnished in
ample measure 10y the horrible massacres
OF the Syrian Christians hy the Druses.-
The impotence Of the Turkish Govern
ment has suffered the intolerance Of the
MuseImans. in q portion of it's dominions,
TO assume proportions by which it bias
become wide spread and uncomfortable
ana,icism. A check might have been
given to this outbreak, in It's earliest sta
gcs; but it is questionable whether The
interference, even Of the European powers
can now arrest tue tide OF fauaticsni, un-
I'll there is not u vistige Of the I hrislisn
population left in Syria. 1t would ap
pear, then. that The complaint Of Russia
in ibis regard against the Pore WAS no
new pretext TO dismember Turkey, but
legitimate. The event will baslen the
downfall Of tue Tarkish empire. The
Greek Christians have become involved
IN this persecution. Russia viii not much
longer wait for inyestigstioas iHlo these
excesses, committed under Turkish auspl
ces. There is no powes of RESTRAINT capa,
Sls Of srrestiBg the fsnslicism Of multi.
loGes, even il lhers is the wisb 70 do. so.
A war in the Eas, seems more near than
in the Yves, Of Europe Charleston
Nel1s
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SIoYs OF TnE TiMss.---Tbe outbreak
in Texas, a3o,ner reasonable affair, aud
the disturbance 10 Virginia, are 10th il
lustratiVe--ihe one Of ihe hosdIiiy aud
designs OF our euepies. and The resistiye
spirit Of our friends. There is an agares
sve spirit among the Aboliiionis,s. and a
growing disaifeolion tovsrda the Federal
Government IS 1t will probably be sdm,n.
istered dasiug the nsst four years. should
L'ncon's election be tolerated, that is por'
ten,oos, ia our opinion, OF approaching
conflicts aud revolution. No Government
will be tolerated by sa intelligsss people.
under which such acts srs committed,
when the ruling influence Of i,,st Goysgp
ineut distinctly repudiats the idea Os NJ,
fording protection onder i,s Gag 70 tbs
section attacked, snd when i,s chief ruler
himself represents this aggressive pasty,--
Sosfh CasoIinian. ~ Al4s,A
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10 the policy In constructing raslroads.-
Important points must be connected by The
shortest routes and these must De Inc tho
rougbfares and take the place of the mar
Eet roads The CeRtral Rail Road is the
brst in the reform of railroads in the con.
nection Of Important commercial points by
the shortest route, and we think that time,
and with It experience, hnse brought to us
wisdom, and We may profit thereby,
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Special.

During the absence of the Editor, il will
DE our earnest endeavor TO make the Ledger
as interesting TO its readers as we posi-.
bly, can but being neophite in the bust.
ness o. catering for the public taste, we
doubt not but that our success will rot be
Proporiionate to our cndeavor. We there.
fore, ask the indulgence Of those concerned,
and hope that all errors whether of COM
mission or omission, will be overlooked.
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Sale-Day.

Our Town presented more lively ap.
pearnnce on Monday than ordinary; thi.
Was in consequence of the semi.urnu meet
ing OF the boards of Commissioners of Poor
aud of.Roads and Bridges. Sheriff's Sales
are becoming matters of very seldom occur.
renee in our District, but few sales having
been made during the past six months
such healthy state of affairs speak re-
markably we'll for the prosperous condition
of the people of our District.
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GrlegrapJlr.
Later From Europe.
A X RIV Al % F. TIL f.
Prince Albert.
.o(:)o.

CAPE RACE, July al.-The steam ship
Prince Albert. With Liverpool dates to the
24tb irst, was boa, led off the Cape to-
day by the News Yacht Of the Associated
Press.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MAHNGr, July %.
Tie weeks sales reach G2,Q00 bales; and
lhc sales oi Friday, goth, Saturday, 2ist,
aud Monday, 23d, SUN up total Of A.
600 bales. On Tuesday, Oath, the sales
were 6O00 bales ............
GksxRAL NEws.-Ths foreign news is
generally uniinportant
The Emperor Of Austria and the Prince
of Prussia are about TO have conference
with regard to the state Of affairs in Italy.
Lord Rrougham disclsims any inten-
,inn to insul. the American Minister, Mr..
Dallas, by his observations at the Statisli.
cal Congress, touching the equality Of the
negro. ,
France is making extensive Preparations
for powerful in;ervehtions in the affairs Of
Syria.
The Neapolitap Ministry have with.
drawn their designations, the King tsv.
Jug taken decisive measures TO enforce the
adhesion Of the troops to the new Consu-
tuition. .... ..... sr.
Advices from China to June 7Ih, state
that hosliities ~ere sbout c"tninencipg.
!, was rumored that 10000 Russians
were marching on P.k,n t" assis, the
Chinese.
Tie lntes, telegram from S.er'y s,n'ce
! that Garahadi bad aun"urc-, rIS iulrn.
ZION uf aun.xrnG S,rn p" So" uIa
The dl>,urhnnce, lr Ssr.a ,ourruc.
and ,ro"rs b" a. ,uhttk mo."s.e'y ~
! Tuuluu aud Agier- tur In e.. $.
Com Advanced 2 | . J.. ,.u. =. Hiar.
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A Chance for the Girls.

Jane Swisshelm advcrti-es in her last is
sue for large supply Of raw material, Tor
the manufacture of brides. None in the
market, and pressing demand. Those
having 2 surplus TO dispose Of woaId do
well to put up small packages, carefully, III
straw bonnets, barege wells. crinOline and
silk hounces, and consign them to the care
of any Of their commission merchants, or
any of the business men will gladly receive
consignments. The place is perfectly in
tested with widowers and old and young
bachelors, kept so from the necessities Of
the case. Widows ani maiden ladies', none
on hand, aud none likely to be.
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NIf
New Cotton,

The DalIas (Ats,) Gazette says the first
bale Of the new crop was received last Fn'
day, 20th inst, at the warehouse Of Ne.
Innis & Co. lt.came fo<o one Of tue
plantations Of Dr.. Sstmgrsh, and was
shipped TO Mobile by first boat. Another
bale was received on Monday from the
other plantation OF DR.. Satmsrsh, aud
was purchased by Mr. +. j.. Craig Mt zen
cents. IL cIassed middling.
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ras EcosoMY.oY lIaALIn l9d. Losy

nation ut Americans have i1.CBy,gGD H45h
uy people. Hbuse -eI ,r,s g,s,, au. ,4ti .I.,,
ted at - day, and t.sr yuuaal .uss Dy
shkne's al AN asrrasr OF ten -, vAgn a.
the year. THIS gNes 4 ,uth So. ui eg4g
900 200, a SUN three umC. :, "a nsr.. 100
Whole cost OF the GeneIa. l. ,4s,stient. ii,
GLIDING the Army, NAVY. Psrt sJi.L ,s. Leg
isla'ors, Foreign Miaisters huo ail. Tao
amount weighs over six bUaared tons IN
pure gold.
A large proportion OF this costly suffer.
ing might Oe avened by attention TO dirt,
elrasli"ess, and above AL, by The proper use
OF The right remedy ia season. When
20 cent. box Of Ayers piik will avert an
attack oi illness, which i would take sew
erai days To recover from. or dollar bottle
Of Ayers SarsapariIla, will exP-l a lurking
disorder that would bring The sufferer to
his back for weeks or months, does IL lake
any hgures TO shove the good economy OF
the investment Wnen Fever Hnd Ague ss
ranking 10 our veins. and shaking yoar lite
out OF you. h. IL worth the dollar 10 costs
tor hts Agae Cure 20 have sths vi.iainous
disorder expelled, which u does surely and
quickly! When you have taken cold is
r. Eodsnt TO wait nntjI is has settled on
Ihe DyDgs. whrn DAYS OF weeks or nsonths
mqst be spent 30 tying 70 cure II, even q n
eAn be cured At all, or u u eheapsr 10 t4i<e
Ayers Cherry Pcctofsi, eosting few sisisI-
ings, and remove the Houbie before u u
serious tsakes 10 wisdom 70 dseids.
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Willie Lightheart.

Our neighbor Of the Rock Hill Chronicle
intends shortly to commence new novel.
cite, ".fred and ;" from the pen Of hst racy
writer, Willie Lightbeart. Those des,rous
of reading the story will address Editor of
the Observation-Disclosures s..
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Special Notices.
A CARD.

DR. q Bennett takes this method Of in.
forming his numrrois friends who move SO
literally extended him their patronage, that
h- will h. absent from Lancastrr,ille for
the ensuing four or i've weeks. Upon his
return re will be.happy to resume h.s pro-
fessionnl labvrs, Orders, during III, tenn
p"rary nbsrncc, may be left ut his office.
July y25ih, 1860, - IT,
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DuuGLAs on TuE DECLINE We nrnvt
a gentleman remark yesle'd"' Whilst
heated political debate was gor,g on, by
the holy 81. Patrick, IN not vote for Mis-.
ter Douglas tor To he President. because
| understand hes ag,n the Blue Ridge
ksi Road, and blast me eyes # IN vote
for any man that's farnent to in;erusl
improvements" so
Douglas is AN unfortunate fellow - on
the wrong eide again.-Eigcfeid Adper.
tescr. ...
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Holloways Pills, the most powerful Remedy
Tor nj! disorders affecting the iutensities.-
These Pills are pronounced without hesitation
by all who have tried them 10 DO one OF the
most efhcac'ous RENE dies ever made known,
.hey act so directly upon the affected arts
that it impossible any disease Of the stomach
or Uowels Cal, resist their searching inhuen. e,
AMI so they thoroughly pass tn, ough aud
Cleanse The system, reuiovIng all traces OF dis
ease. IL Is n ienar kable iast, that these Pills
se'iom iaii 10 restore the paueht 70 health
e'eh alter every Other remedy has been u ed
unsucccssiuy s,}t ,sissss.sa =. 6a. 81
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Gbe Tthqpr.
GkEGAsTERVdILE, sc.
wsoSnsD &g MORNING, AUG, 8, 1850

e4s- The Editor will be absent ut the
publication Of this and sererai succeeding
numbers Of the LEDGER. We have, how
ever, secuted the services OF ar accomplish.
ed gentleman who will otticiate for us in
our absence
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The SURVEY.

We learn from reliable source, that the
surveyors of The Central Rail Road will
commence their work at Charlotte on Mon
day next, 18th inst
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HymeneaI.

Married on the 26th uIt , mt The residence
of the Rev. Mr.. Darlington by the Rev. Mr..
Brazington, Mr.. Thomas NJ. Kirkley of JEFF.
fersoh \. G., To Miss Ann third daughter Of
Major GiiIum Sowcll, of Kershaw District
3 e. .-. ....
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To JoHS MARris, aud others.

It is said lhs: Mayor Wood. Of New
York. is about TO marry Miss Georgiana
Cream, sister OF Mrs. j. Gordon Bennett.
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Obituary.

Departed this life Ia Lancastcrvile Au.
gust a,h 1860, Barnes. sou -! Dan,el w.
and Amanda Brown aged 3 years and IL
months.
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From the Charleston Mercury
The Knights f the Golden Circle.

We publish below granduqnent
manifesto. which We have received, al
dressed 10 the fsitbfu! Knights Of this
mystic, invisible, and we suspect, h#!f
mythical "rgauIzstion The document is
duly signed and coun,ersigncl by the il
mstuCus GeneraIlssimo Bick lev. and bv
his scarcely less ilIustrrous aid of The
same name. s literary execution re
minds u iorcibIy Of tho style Of General
D"mGastcs n the play, anu we shall not
be surprised 10 ~! the analogy still fur.
thcr pc|crrtIbir IN the proportions Of the
respective armies Il these Two heroes
the irdomiahle Buckley, and the ior,ni.
h"bIc B"mbas,es Were we less pointed
~ adn,nn>hcd Of The pre- eminentlv
southern character IL the 80, der arl
IT'S aims, the nodes all1sons TO the nj.
mighty dollar, contained in the procla.
nntion, NIGH, lead ~ 10 infer .ha, its au'
thor hailed from the land Of wooden nut,
megS hs il is, "ItlIpu; further ceremony
we lay the manifesto before our readers,
cUnteSsiny, however, some lingering
doubts as 10 how lar "indivi,luals Of so.
Her, moral and indus'rious HABITS" viii
tvarI themselves Of it's di,in,e,e,ied ami
maenanimons propositions.
IlEAnQUAETrEs AMERICAN LEGIoS, X. G. c.
KsoxvlLLr, Tenn, July 2sth, $50. -'
lGENERAL ORDERS, No 2S. r....H .'l
ComnIandaCrs Of regiments aud com
p"nies are hereby instructed to Inform
Iher men that the South western Division
OF the Army Of the X. G. c. is ordered TO
r"ndrzVous on The south bank Of The Rio
Nueces, in Eucinal county, Texas, on the
18Th of Seplemher. 1860.
Individuals belonging To other divisions,
dcslrous a.; attaching themselves 10 the
ah"ve movement. "ili have 20 rr1ur.
themselves, equipped @ enigrauts isee
circular letter nf The COm,Iiauder'in.Cu Cuiel
III Richmond Va Wing. of July I3rh),
at TIE tiIne "iid place above drsignnled.
The sa"i equipments may consist OF
wagons, horses, mules, oxen, cattle spades,
axes, camp kettles, and other camp
utensils, two blankets each, and nj Ieas,
twenty dollars, in specir,(D per man.
! his sum Of money will be invested for
necessary articles Of outfit before crossing
The kio Grsnde. ...........
individuals Of sober, moral and iudu..
trious bsbiIs, OF Southern birth, or enter.
tanning sentiments favorable TO tue insli.
tu,ions Of the South, may connect them
selves with the movement by reporting
themselves, equipped Ms above, at Tue Rio
Nueces encampment.
No one is expected to appear in camp
before the l5Ih SS~ptember, but rs soon
afterwards rs possible.
Donations in aid Of this movement. in
sums Of OSE DoLLAR and upward c!9
are elected from the nozzle somsn AMI
men Of the South. Sucn sans may he
deposited in any reIialls Sou,hern Bank,
psyabl 10 lIe order Of Col. Maj SCOT,
OF Auburn, Alabama. who Is the p,ymn.
ter General and Financial Chslrm,n OF
the orgauzation
Newspapers devoted to Sonuern in
terests, aud disposed To aid an vrganiz,.
tion composed pf Southern men, are res.
pecIiuliy soli,n"l TO publish this.
BY order OF General GEoRog BIcKLsy
G. Is oKLEY, Add. Camp.
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Il drrnge ~
grand Fg arer
and mhdb o.
weIpm andat 1.-THE
de n odcmth bwennm
bydeadr the prJ and 1t dbp
Wen hepasa ndB scd lit tnngpl
hearn ayper farm l nh mpImrHs hg
ampein hsc obstruction M
State to edaRa
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-06

Discussion IN 0NsLOw.-We learn that F.
Koonce ESQ.,, the youthful Douglas Elector for this
District filled his first appointment at Jacksonville
Onslow county, on Tuesday last He occupied an
hour and half in the delivery of his speech, the
greater portion of which time was consumed in
reading extracts from Douglas papers, etc, from
which he taied to prove to the satisfaction of the
people that Judge Douglas the nominee who
should receive the support of the National conser
vativc Democracy Of the Union.
Mr.. Koonce was replied to by that talented and
whoe,souleI Democrat, Col. L. W. Humphrey, who
though laboring under physical indisposton,
met and successfully refuted every argument intro
duced by his youthful competitor.
From all accounts the Douglasites will stand no
chance at all in the good old Democratic county of
Onslow. They won't be able to muster "corpo-
rails guard" on the day of observation-disclosures En-
0uirer
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News FROM lTALY.-0ur readers will learn from
another column, that the news just received from
Europe is startling. 1t would seem that the Sar-
dnian troops posted in the Romagna, have actually
marched-25, 600 in number, it is reported-into
the Province of Urbino. and taken possession OF
Pesaro which is small seaport on the Adriatic
1t is further said that they intended to attack La
morciere and his troops at Ancona. If all this
should turn out to be true as seems likely the
prospect is that the affairs of Italy will become
Plicated and critical in very serious degree. The
pretext for invasion will doubtless turn out to be,
that the inhabitants of Pesaro we'll as Sinigaga
having driven out the Pope's troops, as we stated
yesterday, General Bulla of LamoriciereS off,
GERS, was about to attack Them one or both and to
give them up to be sacked by his troops, according
to the infamous threat of Lamoriciere not long since
made and published to the world 1t was 20 pre-
vent this that the invasion was doubtless made and
if nothing further was attempted than the preven-
ton of the infamous act which was threatened it is
possible that the movement will not occasion any
insuperable difficulty. But if the Sardnians, not
content with this, should advance and attack La
moriciere at Ancona, or wherever else he may be-
the affair may lead to very serious consequences
1t will be much to be depored, should the Sardinians
through haste to do what Garibaldi will certainly
be able to do in a few weeks and in better manner,
take such course as will involve France ard Aus
tria in this Italian strife which in such fair
way to be settled without intervention from outside
The next news from Italy and Europe generally,
will be looked for with the deepest interest
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NOTICE OF IMPORTANT SALE.

nN THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, AND AT
" The residencence of the late JGHN MURRAY de-
ceased IN the north part of the county of Aamance will
sen al P9oic auction, twelve likely Negro Slaves and
amongst them some first rate field hands
the same time and place. will sell all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture Of said deceased all his Farming
head OF Horses his stock of Cattle Hogs and Sheep and
variety OF other articles not necessary to mention
The above sale will be upon credit of nine months and
security.
October 2, 1860. 7gNIm
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-10-06

SKIES BRIGHrENNG-The cooperation" move
ment in the State of New York is gaining strength
and consistency daily. Already vast majority of
the AntiLincoln forces in the State, are for the oc
casion, marshaled under one banner; and the rest
1t is hoped, will soon follow. If they do, there is
good reason to believe they will carry the State
against Lincoln.-N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
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READ AND ENQUIRE.

ANY ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN A BUsI-
"A ness that is as respectable any in the State in
of the most beautiful and desirable towns of North
Carolina and quite profitable and requires less capital
to keep than any other business that be engaged
in be further informed application by letter 9TH
erwse to the Editor of the N e. Standard who will
form me- and will give reasons for wishing to SELL Terms
DC. Apply early.
ADVERTISER.
August 81, 1850. 34-wtf
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STATE OF SUPERINTENDENT.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-C
~ HAM COUNTY.-COurt of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions November Term lS6O-Jesse Rollins u.s. Nancy Bar.
mum; Napoleon Howard and wife Sebel Sarah Anna H e.
ana Mary and William Barnum miners and their Guar
dian Burwell Rons-Petition for Mill
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that NapO-
leon Howard of the defendants this case
OF TINS State or So abscOnds conceLIs himself
nm IL IS therefore ordered by the Court that publication
De made for SIX weeks successfully in the NOrCarona
Standard paper printed at Raleigh, n. c. commanding
the said defendant be and appear at the pext Term
thus Court to be held for the county of Chatham at the
Court House in Pttsboro, the second Monday of No
vember next TO plead demur to this petition or
Judgment pro c0.tsso will be taken to him.
Witness K e. Cotton, Clerk of said Court at office in
Plttsboro, the I'd Monday in August, A. D., 1850
K c. COTTON c. c. c.
October 2, 1860. pr. Adv. IS s251) 4O-w6t.