Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-02-20
Local Items.

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Local Items.
It A Daily Newspaper in Raleigh, is a desid
erdtum and we have long desired to see
d one receive such a liberal patronage AZ would
: justify the proprietor in making it equal to
any daily in the South, in every respect. To
enable him to do this, it is important that
our business men should not only subscribe
to il, but advertise liberally-for no one ever
lost a dollar By investingi j. in printers ink
and thus give the paper not only substantial
aid, but an air Of commercial Importance. We
are glad to learn from the annexed paragraph
from the Daily Banner, that its prospects are
cheering:
OGR DAnr.-We have no disposition to
boast but our daily Is rapidly extending its
borders and strengthening is stakes. Our
crculatlon IN the city Is. we presume, larger
nan that OF any paper, while we have sub.
scTibers in almost every town and village on
our railroad lines. As an advertising medium
our daily has advantages possessed by no
other paper.
FiRB-A small family residence, in the
western part Of this city, belonging to. Mr..
VIM. ADAMS was destroyed BY FIRE on We'd
nesday night last The fHnes were issuing
through the roof of . she'd attached to the
house, when the alarm was given, and Il was
found impossible to arrest them BY great
exeTtions the fbuiturs was saved, and also
he rsidenee wihisa k1 an. hrz~
ing h9gsa. etcupledb ~ ~. Thonas Macon
Il Mr.. ". 7. Bar: whose boarding
house wss teppoFarly hrSksn up By the
case Of snau box which occurred .ha-e
, / paalsas. s..s iuslossss -cAs,l ,s the Sssad-
ard. NJ b. isa worthy man. and our citi-
sen.have done tlen.selves credit in believing
his necessities, and in some measure recon-
: pensiag him for his losses:
w. W. HolDEE. Eso,-Dsir SIR Through
the columns Of the Standard ] beg leave,
in behalf Of myself and family, 10 return eur
: sincere thanks and grateful acknowledgements
> 10 our friends. who have 80 kindly and gen.
5 erously sxteRdsd Pecanialy relief IN the
hour Of affection and distress.
IL Thk evidence of disinleTested friendship
2 and kindness manifested 20 IN viii long be
rememLered with psofound ennfisude and
onr best and most ardent WISHES for the
~bcstowment ef every tempo1nl blessing and
comfork will accompany them through DE,
and Nheh they are done with earth and
earthly thiAes. 70 be lscsiSsa into Heaven,
a The home Of the generoNs and the good.
= Very respectfully
2 g 8 WILLIAM I. Balm.
HosE MArryxcrueB <-GuxA ssOr AND
! SnELL-We SEE ON Tvudeg Iast. lsays Che
State JanFnal,l spesin.ens % altered mus.
ketE, end shot and shell, the work NJ the or
2 dinary hands employed IN the machine shop.
of the Ailan,ic and North Carolina railroad,
2 q Newbern, under the superintendent Of Mr..
z T. J.. 1ludson, Master Machinisi. These ex
peripents were made ut The suggestion %
g the energsiic President Of the Atlantic and
50 North Carolina Railrosd. Jno. d. Whiiford
= Esq. We saw the North CaroIina alteration
OF the Old muskets by the side Of that q
. New York, and The former wss vastly supe
J sior to the latter IN every respect The San
&c plos Of shot included . 6~z-Donnder and 80
"a pouhdog the shells wern 40 pound shsllg
4AUuAkp8@ uuQ-l4t4A
= from Mr.. Wnitford thaa he win take aeon.
- SLNCt - IL0 Io.t u ID. IrlII.. tII-ItU1 -
sro fond viii work 10 any sample produced 40
hs g~aa1antes Ct least Is good m article.
1--WE have no doubt The Governor win lgfv
= thin company a order for some Of DE arm
nAl opdsfed Cor North Carolina.
oh 1t Il stated that . manufactuFer in New
|hstaKA, New Jersey, II filing IN order ffol
. Gov Ilis iOr 500. 900 worth Of var 6xinl
1ora this e,at4
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- BIZ Rsssssseess. G h 4. G Railroad ssi!ftousd Con
sess psny '. Vinson, from Johnston, judgwsf
he'd disnissing the petition reversed. InlDral
lfers Y. Baines, from Johnston, Judgment reverse
and venire de nnvo. In State y/Smith, fro
Forsyth, declaring that there Is no error
: the record and proceedings. In McElwe
that '. Sharpe, frum Mecklehbure, declaring The
! ~ Is error IN the proceedings, &c. In Hadls
.:ssv Rountrce. IN equity, from Wilson, decll
ing that there is error IN the decretal orde
nr IN Browne. Haynes, IN equity, ION RoWn
the directing report 70 be corrected, and then
has decfee accordingIy.
By BATTLE, j. In Thompson '. Andrew
from Orange. Judgment reversed, and rem
% y de- moro. In Hughesy v. Debnam, from Or,
wen vile, affirming the judgment, In Sasser
m to Powell. IN equity, from Wayne, dismissi
the bill. In Biacknali '. Parish, in equii
Hl OtI OTdHtkCr AUX 0[CtiC- VI ftAAhS
no In Williamson v. Williams. from Neck,
burg, in equity, exceptions overruled.
Bsackwood !. Potts, in equity. from Bcanf
BIZ PEAksox, CD. In Clements " w
do and Mitchell. 10 equity from Martin,
the recting a. decree for plainfif. In Wisem
from v. Smith, in equity frum Wake. In Tom
!. v. BotstelI 81 equity, from wsrTen, dismi
ing the tdH In Latham v. Moore, in 60
hercs ~ from Randolph, demurrer over raled wi
ingly out prejudice in State V. Lam, from B
fbc tie, Judgment reversed md fenire dc moro
BY BATTLE j.. In State v. Harris, fr
ives Granville, affirming the judgment In \
re at ton v WcIILorn, IN equity from Wilkes, 4
missing The hill. In Flcmming '. Murph,
wefe e49gty fFsstis 70 aan. exceptions Sustained
- - nSse.s, s4s - I'M r.,
In jackson '. Riiem, in equity, from Lens
decree for plaintiffs. In Hughes V. Bla
seven we'll in equity from Craven. bill dismiss
of BIZ NASTY. J.. IN Toansend '. Mo
from Rabe<on, Affirming the Judgment
Ii"s Us ers v. Cherry, from Beaufort, affirm
Iexas- the Judgment. In Thompson v. Deans
nfcde. equity. from Nash. decree FOR plaintiffs.
H. Joynet v. Conyers. in equity. from Frank
ierree fp- .igirtiFs - NIL L.
" % equity, from Rockingham, Diminishing
states bill with e0sts.
YORK. direc ing decree Tor plaintiff.
= BY MAKIY, } In kodman V. Davis,
Rowan, dismi<singi the appeal In Pre-
Aseu Norkett in equity. from Union, de
'6orce for specific performsnce.l Douglas
Caldwell. in equity, from Rowan. dismis
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