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Respect to the Late Governor.

At large meeting of teachers and friends of EDIT
cation, held in Raleigh the 9th inst. 20 confer O
the subject of Text Books and other important ma
tiers connected with the educational interests
North Carolina, and of the South Rev. c. H. Vile,
Superintendent Of Common Schools of the Stat
offered the following Resolutions, which were unan
mouSly adopted
Resolced, That we have heard, with profound IT
greet of the death of Hon. John w. Ellis, Governo
of the State. That in this dspensation of Prov
dence, the educational interests of North Carolin;
have lost sincere and efficient friend, whose Ell
lightened and patriotic zeal has done much to PR
mote the moral and material advancement of h
native State.
Resolred, That out Of respect to the memory ,
the deceased, the meeting adjourn until after tn
funeral ceremonies of tomorrow.
ResolUed, That these Resolutions be published i
the Raleigh papers, and recorded among the pr,
ceedings of the meeting.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Col R. P. Campbell, of the 9TH Regiment, oil
n. c. Volunteers, on his way to Charlotte, on Mon
day night, per Express Train, dropped his pocket
Book, containing about S75 and some valuable pa
pers.
SALE oTIoE.-The cargo of ice captured from the
YankeesA carried into fredericksburg on Sunday
the 30H has been sold at public auction. The 25s
tons fought 81, 600 cash.
Wilson's New York Zouaves landed at Fort Pick
eDk on Monday last. The Pensacola Observer says
Nat when they landed, some one cried out stop
5Thief whereupon the WilSonites took to the woods
ard bushes without delay. s.l,
'DEkD.-Seth Squires'a native of North Carolina,
and member of the Norfolk County Patriots, was
buried Sunday with military honors
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HILLSBOROUGH' e,-
MILITARY ACADEMY.

lVNHIS INSTITUTION is UNDER THE CONDUCT o;
COL o. c. TEW, formerly Superintendent the Stat
Military Academy at Columbia s. C. 1t is designed TO a.
ford education of the same scientific and practical cha
acer that obtained in the State Military Institutions
Virginia and South-Carona -
COURSE OF STUDY.
First Year, 5th CGss-Arithmetic Algebra French HI
tory United States English Grammar Geography, Ortiz
graphy. ts.y ~
Second Yeqr, IA Gass-Agebra, Geometry, Trigouomt
try. French, Latin, Universal History Composition.
THIRD Year, 3D. Cdss-Descriptive Geometry, Shades
Shadows and Perspective, Analytical Geometry Surveying
French, Latin Rhetoric, History of England Literatur
Drawing, Elocuton.
Fourth Rear, I'd Class-DIf and Int Calcuus Natur
Philosophy Chemistry Rhetoric, Logic, Moral Philosophy
Latin, Drawing, Elocution Z -PFsssy-.as
Ftk Year, 1st Cass-AgrieuItural Chemistry Astropo
my, Geology Mneralogy, Civil Engineering Field FORTH
cation Ethics Political ECONOMY Evidences of Christian
ity Constitution of the United States. -
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form feature of th
whole course. 2s-Trfv
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKs.r
The Academic year will commence on the frs Wedne
day 10 February, Fek g. 1851 and continue without
PERMISSION, TO the fourth Wednesday in November.
sites of Military Academy The main building is
feet long and three stories high; another building,
feet long, contains the hail. kitchen, store room,
geop' Office and hospital
rs,sz.'.-.7= TERMS.
The charges for the Academic year $3l5, for viii
the Academy provides board fuel lights washp INSTR
ton, textbooks medical attendance and clothing.
For circulars containing full information address
COL. c. C.. TEW,
Supt. b. NJ. A.
November 80, 1860. 45-w&swly.
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visit to suffolk and NORFOLK.

We have just returned from visit to Suffolk and
Norfolk, but not in time to say much as we desire
about what we heard and saw near one of the seats
of war. In OUT next will go more into details
The 4th regiment of North Carolina volunteers isl
at present encamped near Suffolk. With the ex-
ception of some cases of measles and pneumonia,
I the health of the officers and men is excellent
1 This regiment is commanded by Col Junius Daniel,
who is in every respect admirably qualified for his
place
/ The Sd regiment commanded by Col Fender had
left just before reached Suffolk, for Smithfeld,
on the southern side, of James River.
The I'd regiment, commanded by Col. Solomon
Williams, of Nash, is encamped pleasant grove
near Norfolk. The general health of this regiment
s is also good
| We heard Colonies Daniel, Pender and Williams,
and their subordinate officers spoken of high terms
I These regiments in fine spirits, and ready to
] meet the enemy at any moment. i
Norfolk is thought to be entirely secure against
: assault We visited Craney Island, and found it
already well fortified The true as to Sew
ellis Point, and other points on the river.
We heard rumor on Thursday, that several fed
eral war steamers were menacing Pigs Point some
4 twenty miles below Suffolk, at the mouth of the
NansemOnd. 1t may be that the enemy will attempt
to land at this point at other points this side Of
& the James River. They will meet with a warm re,
Z ception whenever the attempt is made.
There is fine company Of dragons, from Peters
burg, at Suffolk; but some horseartillery is much
y needed there. We trust that Maj. Ramseur may
d be ordered there soon. But the press is waiting
q and we must omit further details until our next.
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DEEP RIVER COAL.-As the coal of the Deep Rive
region is now about to be brought into notice it ma
not be inappropriate to make some explanations col
corning it. and the operations being carried on there
All the Bituminous Coal contains more or less su
phur, and this sulphur increases in quantity tb
nearer you approach the Out-crop; hence the be-
and purest coal is obtained from deep shaft worl
ings There is but one shaft as yet in the Dee
River region, it is at Egypt and persons purchaSn
coal should be particular in inquirng if it came ro
Egypt if they wish to obtain the best quality ninet
so far.
So many exaggerated statements have gone fort
as to making of oil and iron in that region, that
took the trouble to examine into what had been dom
and to observe what is likely to be done. At tt
Farmville place great mass of machinery, &C., ha
been put up, but so far as the making of oil it We
failure-only one barrel having been made in
week. This result was the fault of the works all
their management, not of the black band iron ore
good quality of oil can be made and profit accru
to the operator if different style of works wer
put up, and it is now worth the attention of our pc
pie.
I At the Tysor place. where had seen announce
in the papers that vast quantities of IRON had bee
made, found several changes from the original pla
of the works-changes which have resulted i
nothing but loss but as now they have returned {
the original old plan of Catalan forge, somethin
may be done when the works are completed.
] At Ore Hill, 10 miles north of Deep River fun
mace is being put up, and will be at work in abou
two weeks. The ore at this place is very superior
and was used during the revolution.
At Egypt very superior quality of coal is bein
taken out and 100 tons day can easily be take
out. The only drawback is the unfinished state
] the railroad.
1 make these statements because learn quaint
ty of outcrop coal has gone to market, and give
some dissatisfaction and that the plain simple trut
as to what is doing on Deep River may be Known
Fayetteville Observer.
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state Troops Filling UP.

highly gratifying to learn that our State Troor
Regiments are filling up rapidly. Several of them
are full and will be at their posts in short time
Col Campbells Regiment, the 7th State Troops
now in Camp near Graham, we learn, has already
500 strong and will be full in short time. Dr. w
M. Campbell of Iredell is the Surgeon. The officers
and companies of these regiments will be published
as soon as they ready to march, if we obtain
them.
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ATLANTIC AND N. c. RAILROAD.
Raleigh. July 10. 1861.

To the following Consignees for the week end.
ing July 9Th, 1861.
Goldsboro'-J Whitaker 8 Sleight ColJJ Baker
Capt R H Drysdale ] b Powell, g ColIier in Wood,
AndI ews & Co. 49,
Hillsboro'-J Ruce, VIM Barton.
Raeigh-Hon W Winslow ] Holt, W q Pu1en, J G
Washington, w Il Putney, Col Bradford.
Lexington-E Davis. 90 80
Smithfeld-M K, d & w.
GibsonviIle-L Boon. E -
Wilmngtou-F NJ Augustine, F E 3 NJ, J Rollins:
Graham Longest .
GreensbOrO'-J B B J Balslsy, W W Wharton, NJ NJ
Koskin .t-
Salisbury-Frans Howerton.
Henderson, w Wyche. ~
High Point-Rev Cotton. ...~-. x
Boon Hill-A Davis. .s....
Saem-E A Voger. .s- t.
Haw River-R Dixon.
July ID, 1861. a. E,
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Col. Gregs,s REGIMENT.

This Regiment being the First uth-Carolina
Regiment arrived in this City on Thursday en- route
for home. Their term of service having expired
they return home, it is understood for the purpose
of refittng, &c. 1t is said they will return in a
short time and enter for the war.
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THE OAK CITY HOUSE.

IUPPUSTTE THE PUST UFFICE,)
RALEIGH, N. C.
TTNHIS HOUSE HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED
IL and newly furnished in elegant style and Mr. MON
TAGUE, late of Wilmington, has opened on the second
floor, -
NEW BILLIARD SALOON,
PHELAN'S PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION =
TABLES. -
This Establishment under new arrangement has been
freshly stocked with PURE LIQUORS, WINES SEGARS
&c direct from the Custom House 1t will be conducted
on the CASH plan, by competent and obgiDg Managers
NIB Walter ID. Tayors Old London Dock Brandy
and the famous Reading Ale always on draupht
a Snacks Served at all Hours. 81
FREE LUNCH given daily at II O'Clock.
=, d. G. L0UGRE co.
Mareh 70, 1861 38-w6swtf.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL ATTEND AT THE
IL Court House in Raleigh on FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and MoNDAY the sth goth and 29d instant for thspur-
pose of taking the Tax Lists for Raleigh Districts Nos
and for the year 1851 and Of Collecting the Taxes due
in said Districts for the wear 1850.
all persons interested are earnestly requested to attend
give in, ard pay their Taxes, as theiaw Directs Y
Those falling to comply will be charged the fees allowed
by law. -. !. N,.--.s.--{ rs
JEFF. FISHER, P. z.pr'
GEORGE W.. NORWOOD,
~ -1~ a--s = Collector.
Raleigh, July TO- 1851. 64--td.
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Are Won RPadN1

The war is not over Lincoln and his Congress
will not give it up, as we have told you. Are you
ready? Is every man in North Carolina ready p
We fear not. Organize and arm. Let every man
lin the State go to drilling and arming. We must
whip Lincoln. We can do it, but we must do it
suuicklY
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Ball and Shot.

Can we not make balls for our cannon in thi
State? Is any one doing it? Why not2
We are moulding Minnie balls in this City ant
making cartridges by the 100000. Mr.. Palmer, a
the Deaf and Duanb Asylum, has large number o
little natriotc BOYS and girls at work
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PowDER-Can powder be made in this State?-
Can it be made at small cost as we obtain it
elsewherea If so, why do not our authorities see
to itp If it cannot be made cheapy here else
where, where can it be obtained most readily?
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Virginia Needs Yon.

Again we say to our Volunteers do not disband.
Keep up yovr organization, keep drilling You will
be needed in Virginia. You will be needed on our
sea-coast You may be needed on the Tennessee
line to beat back the invaders whom Lincoln sends
to give aid to the traitors in East Tennessee
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Thirteenth Regiment.

We learn that the following gentlemen were elect
ID field officers of this regiment on Wednesday last
John F. Hoke, present Adj. General, Colonel, H
<. Leak, 1t. Col, and D. H. Christie, former Princ
,al of the Henderson Military Institute, Major.
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THE NORTH-CAROLINA STANDARD.

VNHE STANDARD is NOW THE ONLY GONSER-
Il VATlYE political paper in Raleigh. 1t will vigor-
people of the South in defence of their rights but it will
insist at all times just and honest administration of
State affairs. 1t will boldly expose all attempts to make
expose and resist every tendency towards the concentration
power in the hands of the few at the expense of the
many. ~
As NEWSPAPER, other Journal in the State shall
excel it. 1t will contain all the latest news and especially
the news.
TERMS:
Semi-Weeky Standard per annuu, 81 90 in advance.
Weekly, 200 81"
The WEEKLY will be sent in Clubs at the following
rate per Six Copies for $l0 Ten Copies for SIS
and on in proportion.
w. w. HOLDEN.
Raleigh, n. c., July g. 1861. O.
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Lieut.. Col. DOrtch.

We learn that Lieut. Col. Dortch of the 9th Regi
ment of State Troops, resigned his commission oil
last He is Speaker of the House o
it will be recoected, and we are told re
signed his position in the army at the earnest sole
itations of his friends. His regiment left here 70
Virginia on Thursday last
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Educational Meeting.

The meeting of teachers and others interested in
providing suitable school books for this State, nv
ted by Rev. c. Ii. Wiley, has been in session here
and we regret that we were unable to attend. The
crowded state of our columns prevents an extended
notice in this issue
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Gte Stan6ar6.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY. jelly 10, 1851.

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
upon the CASH system. Al papers are discontinued at the
expiration Of the time for tShie tSey haze been paid. Sub
scribsrS s0iH be notified before their
6ya MARX their papers and unless tie subscription
IS rene,cd tie paper UM be discontinued This is ruiz
from Otieh there 'OU be Departure. Watch for the cross
MARK, and reaesO your subscription.
Weekly Standard So per Gnnuns, in GdUance.
Semi WsstFy, 81 per dnnua, IN Advance.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
menon the Post Office FROM well as the one to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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Troops Moving.

The Waxhaw jackson Rangers, Capt Steele from
jackson County, and the Randolph Guards, Capt.
Woodall, from Randolph, arrived here on Thursday
and went into the camp at Crabtree e5
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The Latest News.

The general calm over the surface of the times is
oppressive Horrid is, it is evident the whole
South is tiptoe for great battle 1t may be the
calm which precedes the storm. Be quiet. Rely;
upon God, and upon Jefferson Davis our generals,
and upon our brave soldiers Success is ours sooner
or later In the mean time, we must admit the:
papers are distrcssingly dull.
1t is announced that Capt o. Jennings WISE SOM
Of Gov. Wise, and Captain of his Legion, encoun
tered Phillippi few days ago, Lincoln force
| of 200 men, and routed them, killing nine Yam
KEGS, and taking % prisoners. The Lincoln Captain
was killed at the first fire.
battle is reported between Gov. Jackson, of
Missouri and Gen. Zeagle, Lincolnite, near Car
thage, in that State, in which the Federasts were
routed Gen. McCulloch was twenty miles off, and
sent him 1000 to reinforce the Gov McCulloch had
captured 200 Federalists. They in large num-
] bers in Missouri, an threatening Arkansas. Nc
] Culoch will likely give them check.
! Our batteries on Potomac and James Rivers are
constantly threatened by the enemy There was
another reported battle about Newport News. Sew
! eral war steamers menacing Pigs Point bat
! terry, not far from Suffolk, Va, OH Tuesday and
;. w CuHSSudy.
! Our brave troops are on the alert and anxious to
4 fight Such is their conviction of our wrongs, il
they ever pitch in, it will be difficult for our officers
s to restrain them.
q The Lincoln Congress is petty tool to carry out
3 his will All his propositions will be sanctioned
Loveoys resolution declaring that it is part Of
4 commanders duty to capture and return Fugitive
slaves, and enquiring into the expediency Of repeal
8 ing it, passed the House by large majority. The
Secretary of the Treasury estimates the wants of the
Treasury for this year to be 1918, inclu
ding the deficiency of the Treasury for the past year
lie proposes to raise $50 OOO 900 by tariff direct
tax and to borrow $24O, 900. The traitors Car
Isle and Wiley have been elected Senators from the
4 bogus State, New Virgnia-up in the pan handle
Beverly Tucker late consul at Liverpool, has jus
arrived in Richmond land expresses entire confidence
in the rumor that the Confederate States will
. be recognized by England and France.
q But little has occurred upon Gen. Beauregard:
s line except small skrmshing for sometime. In thu
8 region of Winchester, important events looked
g for. Gen. Patterson was still at Martinsburg will
q a reported force now of so, 900 men, Gen. Johnson
q force was near 10000 or more. Gen. Mcclellan
j with 10000 Federal troops, on Johnson's left
{; threatening the valley of Virginia or johnson.
3 is thought he will attempt to afford laid and com
Il fort to the Lincolnites of East Tennessee.
81 DEDICATIoN.-We have been requested to stat
a that the new Methodist Church at Rolesye in thi
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June 9th, 1851.
NEW CLOTHING.

EUST RECEIVED
- SO PAIRS FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
100 PLAIN
100 p" BEST BLK DOESKIN CAS-. PANTS,
so :" DRAR DETE
SO BEST BLK. DOESKIN CAS- PANTS
made up in Broad fall style.
WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS,
DUCK LINEN PANTS
BLACK (Silk Warp ALPACA FROCKS
{" SACKS,
FATIGUE SHIRTS, for Military Companies, are re-
ceived daily by Express.
TREASURY BONDS of the Confederate States taken
at in payment for GOODS Also, from those who
indebted to us by Note or open account.
e. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, N. C., June %, 1861. 60-w&sw6t.
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Sixth REGIMENT State Troons.


We stated in our last that Col. Fishers reg't.
arrived here on Monday, en- route for Virginia. 1T
remained here several days. and participated in the
ceremonies of respect to the mortal remains of the
late Gov. Ellis. 1t left for Virginia on Thursday
morning. The regiment is handsomely equipped
and is perhaps equal in drill and efficiency to any
/ raised in the State.
We are glad to learn that Col Fisher has the con
fidence and esteem Of the entire regiment. Colonel
Fisher is entitled much credit for his energy and
liberality in getting up the regiment having met a
good portion Of the expense thus far, out of his
/ private purse. Two weeks ago, having learned it
from some source, we stated incorrectly that this
regiment was not quite full. We are authorized to-
say that the regiment has been full for several
weeks, and that several companies designed for this
have beer transferred to other regiments. 1t now
numbers 957 strong, besides the commissioned off
GERS. We shall look with much interest for good
report from the regiment The following is list
of the companies and commissioned officers compo
| sing it:
C0lonel-Charles F. Fisher
Lieut.. Colonel
] MdjOr-C. E. Lightfoot.
Surgeon-A. NJ. Nesbtt.
! assistant SuTgeon-J. A. Caldwell.
Second Assistant SurgeoH-C. A. Henderson.
AdjHtdnt-Houston B. Lowry
Cdptains-Robert F. Webb, Company B w. j..
Freelsnd, G.; S. Med. Tate, D; j. E. Avery, E i
] Jas. W. Wilson, F; Jas. A Craige, G Richard W.
York, I Sam'l S. Kirkland A JAS A. Lea, X i
Alfred a. Mitchell II.
First Lieutendnts-W. R. Parish, Company 4
W. j. Fl. Durham, G; D. Cameron Pearson, d 4
4 Alphonzo Avery, E. Robert N Carter, F: BENZ
B. Smith, G; NJ. w. Page, L; j. G. Turner, A \
! Jos. S. Vincent, K; Levi II. Walker, II.
Second Lieutenants-Wm E. McMannen, Compa
ny B !; W. G. Guess, G.; Neil Ray, d; Jas. Burns
I E; Benz. F. White, F; W. B. Lewis, G.; w. b.
Allen, L; Thomas NJ, Prince, A Calvin N. Roney
K; Quentin T. Anderson, Ii.
B; Evans Turner, c; John Carson, D.; John ~
Mcpherson, E Henry c. Dixon F; J. T. RaS6oI
rough, G.; M. B. Barbee, l A. NJ. KrklsId, A !;
Sam'l j. Crawford, K; Jerry A. Lea, H,
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NOTICE.
TVNHE CANDIDATES FOR CLERK OF THE COUNTY
and Superior Courts will address the people of Wake
otth he Nu:npt md rlac

County at the following times and places:
ROLESVILLE, WEDNESDAY, July II.
HORIZONS, THURSDAY, "a" IS.
ROSENBURG, FRIDAY, -.
HOODS, SATURDAY, 20.
BARNEY JONES', MONDAY, :" %.
LASHLEY'S n ROADS, TUESDAY, %.
GREEN LEVEL, WEDNESDAY, "a
HAYES STORE, THURSDAY, %.
ROGERS STORE, FRIDAY s6
WILLIE LINN'S, SATURDAY, "a: 81.
LAWS MONDAY, &c.
THOMPSON'S, TUESDAY, 80.
SPIKES, WEDNESDAY, g..
The Magistrates will attend that the people can give
in their list of taxabes shall expect the people pay
their taxes promptly without failure the money is need
ed especially in this crisis when the country is involved
in w. Il. HIGH, Sheriff.
July ., 1861 6l-td
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DEDIcATIoS.-We have been requested to state
that the Methodist Church at Rolesvle, in this
County, will be dedicated on Sunday the 10th inst
Rev. j. W. Tucker of this city, will preach the SER
mon for the occasion.
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Headquarters of N. C. Regiment of J
Wise's Legion,
WARRESToN, June ID, 1861.

Headquarters of N. C. Regiment of
Wise's Legion,
WARRESToN, June 1S, 1851.
GENERAL ORDER.
Having been appointed by Gen. Henry A. Wise to COL
onelcy in Wses Legion and commissioned to raise Regi-
ment in North Carolina hereby earnestly invite those Be-
srous of joining this popular corps and of seeing prompt
and active service under the chvarc Wise organize
forthwith into companies of 81 each to elect their
officers and prepare to without loss of time Each
company will consist of Captain first and one sec
ond Lieutenant four Sergeants and four Corpora and if
y-three privates As formed each company will
be moved into camp at Petersburg, Va and mustered into
service prior to the formation into Regiment under the
above destination. & 80
Being designed for partizan service the Regiment will be
composed of one Cavalry, and nine Infantry and Light
Infantry companies. Each will provide himself with
change of clothes of durable material mot waiting for
uniformity OF dress) a blanket and haversack
Now is the time for brilliant service. Come forward
gentlemen, to the number of $40, and come quickly
WHARTON ]. GREEN,
Col. Commanding.
- Papers throughout the State please notice.
June A. 1861. ' x 56-w&swtf
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MARRIED,

In Wilmington, the 9th inst, by Rev. T. W. Guthrie
MIR. William J. Houston, of Duplin, to Miss Sarah q.
daughter of Oliver L. Kelley, Esq, deceased.
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DIED,
Very suddenly, in this city, on Thursday night, Mrs
sMcKmnon, wife of JAS McKimmon, Esq. Her death
deeply lameDted.