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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-30

Mexican News.
New ORLEANS, May 25.--The New Orleans
brig Angelo has arrived, With Vera Cruz ad-
vices to the goth instant. She brings $4,000
in specie
A Manhattan letter says gold has been taken
from the waters of the Malatery; the diggings
are considered very rich There was great ex-
element caused by the discovery.
Business was dull
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tev o. 2 y FAsRH"RN - =.
- tuRIi,u uttrNCr o.. -N,R-

IVA G. NlA.-Tu e*ty I've men 3Ta war I'd "
s=sFfSenlist in the rauks If the HhA AGO Ar
fst.Sfz lliLERH under the Cvmmeud 81 MAJOR
JUuNruS II SANDS. now eaesmn,l ~ Riehn,cnd
college, one mile from thi- city, s'rvafy mus
teTe into service, and daily az, tcipS or1e:- 70
so into active dug
kcndezvous Hsin street, befw cen Tth aud
s.h, Hons betwes n - l. " q = =
IL AANSfN3 III fEn"% :,
my ar ifinI tl.nr.
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a PARIS FASHIONx,-Mis. 4

0G PARIS FAsHl0S~.-Mis. FRISCO.
ess"S 10 still exhibiting her new and
HS2 elegant styles of PARIS FASHIONS. for
lsdIes AID children. Every variety OF
pAttera, ready cut for use, for .al. at reduced
plies Miss sEaoS is also prepared to EAbRoI-
DER and bkAlD in elegant styse, and a. thu
shortest aotice, spy article " hieh may bs waited
STAMPING PiAk1SG and MARKING done to
der Cona'ry orders preDH.y attended 10
Thankful for gast favyrs, re3teetfuliy solicit 4
continuance. Reouis al Ut. SRuoS's re.tdeEee
Main 81 two doors below ST Ch1rles Hotel, laI
stairs RkBECEA sEMuS
% ih-iIa
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- ALLta;HtNY NrkING>.

y
vINY MONTGOMERY 90 VA,
l,.llls4 u Thie colab rated WAFERiSG- PLACE
VII D paned tn reception Of visitors on the
Isl day of June.
coated three and half miles from he Vir-
glEia EEd Tennessee Railroad. they easy oi
access, and at I'd The bert security for fAmii Ices.
Each depa rtment il xupervi- ed by the proprie,
tors who will attend personally 10 the wants Of
their Enests.
ha waters Of these Springs stand unrivSisd for
The cure of Dyspepsia
if-lfnt BOOTH, CALHOUN Z 90
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KOChBRiDGE BATH>.

EothBR4DGE BATH>.
YTY VI ~ N A
AE.sEa.A rhe under lgped bss returned % take
90 st- ( this fayCrite N Altering PLACE, and
he hrpes hy ~, nat and sIrlct attention IL bu-i
70 recaive Fhsrai support was
landed 10 him under HE former management
TIE establishment will no open for visitors on
the goth If NAV, lSGl.
Fhs character of these Baths il we'll establish
ed, and th-lr tonic qualities extend throughout
every class OF disease. delicate females and
children have, without exception, received great
benefit ia all dl-easet inCiden, to their sex
These Baths Il afford secure comfortable,
and convenient refuge for families lea wing the
seat Of war - can be inurd In Virginia.
There VIII he DAILY MALL from Baltimore,
Richmond and points about equally distant
There i only ten miles of tagging from Goshen
o2 Tia Virginia Central Railroad, through d
~. n:tc and beautiful country.
The following low rates are adopted In order
that I'll may be accommodated, and they 50
moderate that a ii can afford 10 pay them:
trlCe per dletn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI %
~sek....-p.. ........-.- b W
month. .........- so 90
RBPEEESCRs.-ch Justice fancy, lid
Ios A. Wise. Cav. John Letchur Col =. H.
smith Va VIZ. JORDAN 81 co.
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"a THE WniTk sILFn . Il

"A The Hirk slLP ii X
vEAQ ) p R u
49, GREESBRlER COUNTY, VA.
This celebrated WATERING PLACE will be
opened for ths reception Of visitors on the 18TH
instant.
TERMS or BOARD For thirty days or less. ~ SO
per day for any period after the expiration OF
thirty days, ~ per day-white servants two.
thiros colOrst servants and children under IL
aud over years, half price.
j HUMPHREYS, Pres't.
N. Ban abundant supply of ICE has been
cured my It's
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NOfBCE.-200 CoRDS CHOICE OAK and
~ PINE WOOD for sale at low est CASH priee
Also prime LOT of BALED OATS ana HAY at
u 37s cash, per hundred. Once between sth
and 9Th streets, Basin Bank.
RICHARD REINS.
For SYLVESTER 2. CoCKE.
P.S If BALED OATS. HAY or WOOD, sold al
my office should not prove recommended,
please return the same and get better, Or yonr
ney returned, free of cartasa.
nv 2g-2wt SYN ESFER =. COOKE,
NOTlCE.-On and after JUNE lolh, isdl, tae
~ Office Of MILTON GA1Y, Commissioner in
Chaneery for the Circuit sDd Hastings Courts OF
Richmond, and Circuit and Couaty Courts of Hen
rico will be closed. All persons having papers
before the said Commissioner hereby Eotiited
to cal for the same Previous to the aforesaid day
Office hours, from o'clock A. NJ. toaP
JOHN >. CAkY.
my 2a-stt For Z. Cary. Com'r
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A. 1 kUIkHnta}i.E All u sElIsN :.
SHA 7 This dslighlfui ana quiet RtTkKAT
&..nsl,s Il Will be open 20 visitors 90 the l5tn OF
M,- : H. 4 W InIi Or from Mi bore Depot
BpaRD.-S2 per day $50 per month-chid reo
and servants half price.
ssS An ample supply of ICE was secured
my pANHtIpu
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BUCKINGHAM .

Robert A. Cugtll!, for Senate, 1856; p. W
Mckinney, tor House of Delegates, Isl: f
amendment, lGs; against amendment, IL, toi
ratihcatioii, lo9, against, none Neither Cog
nil nor Mrktnney had an oppo.eut. | q,
not believe there viii De {. single yote agtins
Secession in the COUNTY.
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j. HFAnQ'F- NAFYTAND : LVTFTTRsl
"a IN VIZ iiNlA. Nay ed, t3-i !
CAMP ASHLAND, /

CAMP ASHLAND,
ATS ala, nth, ssh I
<EKn Cavalry Neuce. rhe old III, mb.f' 4
ISN the ii 8H AGO LIGHT DRAGON h47-
ing sfii1 belOngl ng 10 ths Ntate any pro- perry
belonging to the COmpany, who are pot enrtttet
aud mustered into he service of the stale, Will
return them immediately to SIR. A. HUItfi~
Es"H. Frunktin street, kictn ond. should ,hsy
still dosirs TO Join tho Company, they can report
to upA at Camp Ashland Twenty new members.
uniformed eud well mouulsd IL application Is
made in daysl will te received.
Il. = HCGRUUkR,
my 92-l0, Captain !, y
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l. HEAUQ ~ tln% I'D % tEbH4>Ir U4aD,
- Springfield ALI, 'hlrch hIn,
n May nth 80,
w No.ice.-Ail he member - his com tand
" no hav nat r. ortst p. Ives f5r he u
form will do so on TuIsDkY ant HAY
AWNINGS. II Ii vary Important that evGry
memhsI should be- ps-esnt
n B.-AlI VINO leslie to uEt " Themselves with
this ccnmsnd, VII report hi their ArGory VI to
auy a the >eTgeauts
by order Il Csgi SSe, ISL
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Il HEapQra "lERr Nt.%,Ntt Fsft.tE>s
q nfcHsoNp Va May -. 1856.
~ =. u l. A..

w Capt +. ". snITu, IF tbo Provisional army
Of Virginia is Announced 10 TIA trun,a serving "a
the >,ste u, Mil ary sc eafy - the Coz uIAudiaS
Genes ~ tha Ei'gicia forces
" order OF Vi a Gen tEK
rat < : 81 v F. FIT, Adit Gen T..
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yxrAsT ED-A good NURSE. tor the ba4 CO Of
w the year Apply to BIS. MAYNARD,
m 25-t4 Arli5gt.n House.
TANTEO-TWENf RBCRrIiS for
W the ''HAMPnEN ARTILLERY, - now AJAX
mustered into service AZ the Baptist Col EWS
ipge This company il already - -trorg. ssssSrrs
rank aad Ale but il il ,srod to Increase saasssksa
'he roll to loo Apply between the hours 81 A
NJ. md = NJ, At the Office OF the und~rsiIneil
lIlh street, between Main aud Bank, at dha
Hap tIst College. By order of capt NARYB. -
JAMES PLEA ANT, ~
my24-et 2d Lieut.. 4 A.
WANTED i ,ooV WILLIS" .utsd 10 pur
w chase fer the STATE Of Eirg ala, NSA
LOO No. MULES, from Il to l54 hand. HS}vscs
high AID from four to eight y-ors old. TAN3
4nd they must ba sound and well bro ssEsSxrA~
ken, for " hicb Cd Ii will be paii on delivery.
1 FCKLlN,
nv 22-lm Guar srinsSter General
VA A = re ID - Far QHArtertn4eter U-pArr-
~ ment, $50 good serTiceable IL hRaES ~
a., for Artillery use Foh0rses may be -
>t1sEsolersd bus these " hich perfect
-N~>i ~ sound in every respect.
B. 7. FiCHLEN,
27-2m Major ana RuarteriRAster
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0tFA5T oFFIrR.,
BOARDING
CTLLI<G or con- o. LOsE THE

- BUSINESS The entire stock Of Day anl
FANCY GOODS, at No So Main street, will be srld
at and below coat The ssle continues ten dav-
snty This stock haz been bought wy l"w, aud
~ a time when goods were cheap Therefor, w
ara abls to chsr gF-a iafkafns ie every one who
wi@he. 10 putchds., In tht, 4ine of g",de ladies,
call ea riy aud exRhibe h gpodr, and remen.hsr
the sale will continue .niy { u dtyr
sNAkA IL z Il 20
Agent for II Netnsa,
nv 2T--i9.< Triar The old +sn-i8- II ne
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RUNA w s.


81 away from ihe suU>ePtbsF, Oh A.h last. ,
.VAssos, ESQ who Is bout IS years old, OF
.&@kza msdiuu size dark brown skin, has burn
OF her cheeks, aud laps when
speaking. Eliza may probably be found =, the
h9gss Of her sister, Fsanis White, on 7th, north
OF Broad street, IN tnts ely, The above reward
Will be promptly paid for her delivery to b. A.
ALBERT 8. JONES,
my 24-et In Hanover Connty.
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THE ELECTION,

We still continue our election report, al
though but few additional returns have been
rprpjypd
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Corresponienes Of the Richmond Dispatch
Ieaiys ia Wincisster-- Var RHmors-I Trim
H. H1,per'. FeTTg-Stoppage of NAL Inter
course. &c.
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I OST-A KE'ruTTIBLg MOTIF. dated .JGI
IL Nay, lset, Al four months, Ter sess AZ, arawu
by wm. David uibsoa. in favor OF w. II. Jeha
son. and eadarsed by hi,a The fadsr witt be
rewarded ny leaving tst WA DAVID 6tR.
BON =, corner Of *th and Main directs
We hereby exation any enc from trading for the
aaia~. pavnaas hayias ouea stopped.
ng s-~4<
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-12-07

usis son -sndstu prevent etasiaas, Dlisssrs, and
crns, all Of which greatly Interfere with soldiers
' ssrss Soafusisssssliy gssls position si..r all
stunuings hurts and wounds is that Of being placed
q sss sss The bsaa ssiPs fss ss blns i0ns cur
can do e sgaass and restore the proper circulation
:, 25. The more Eeary yon are aher q march OF
other work. the more easily will yeu. lake cold,
you remain still after it is, over unless the moment
you cease motion you throw coat or blaIlEet over
your shonldsr This precautipl should be taken
IN !, the ssfsst Eessher = there IS even
a5, The greatest physical inanssss ssash you show
severely wounded coprade is first 70 place him on
his back and then run with all your for some
water TO drink; not second ought 20 be lost If
no hat, of With your shirt wiring II out once tie
the arms IN knot as also The lover end thus max
can convey bucketfui half mile in thus way. Eve
seen dying man clutch at a single drpPSof water
famshed tiger. ~ 81 -. -. -, al
rivers keep in motion until The clothes are dried
and no harm will result =. ayan
when you have to use water for cooking OF drinking
from ponds or sluggish streams, boil j. well and
when cool shake It. or stir it which greatly i'm
proves it for drinking. This boiling arrests the
process of organic and inorganic ipppriieS thus
tending 10 prevent cholera and all bowel diseases
IL there is time for boiling, At least Strain 1t
through cloth, even if you have to use ashrt or
trowserleg. i' - A. ,.,..', -
80. Twelve men are hit in battle, dressed ip red,
where there are only five dressed in blush gray,
difference Of more than two to one green, seven;
brown six. p ..'-s = = ....s.a
So Water can be made almost ice cool in DE hot
test weather. by closely enveoping fled canteen,
or other vessel, with woolen cloth kept pentifuily
wetted and exposed - : - ~
81 While on a march, lie down the moment you
halt for rest; every minute spent in that position
refreshes more than fye minutes standing or loiter
ing about ~ .:'fs z 's'.l,- 'l-..., -
q S9 A daily evacuation of the boWslsis indsPensa-
bic to bodily health, rigor, and endurance his is
promoted in many cases, BY stirring tablespoon
full of corn (Indian) meal in glass of water, and
drinking IL on rising in the morning: e.,l.,,ss.s
S3. Loose Bowels, namely, acting more than once
day, with feeling of debility afferwardssis the
first step towards cholera the best remedy is in
slant and perfect 9niet6de Of body, eating nothing
but boiled rice with or without boiled milk in
more decided cases, woolen flannel, with two
thieknesses in 'front.' should be bound tightly around
the abdomen, especially If marching ls necessity
81. To have "been to the wars is Lifelong hon.
or, increasing with advancing years, Yhlle TO have
died in defence of your country will be the boast
and the glory of your chldren's children, ,..l
'a.."i.r. 49, --,' sz W. W. HALL, N. D.
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y. hl1I1.s lVI-ETs =. =
PREvENTISG PLAEFIsG C0Tros. --Hhe Seuate Of
Mississippi has adoptsd-a preamble and resolution
proposip The passageEo Eof effective laws preventing
the growing OF another cottoncroP the present
!, onejsy disposed Of 81 IL ~ eli = TssE7d
it=TnrG
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Nurtb-CuroliHa 5tanaarh.
WI l. L A nj Nv. HOLDEN,
--,Fsg e. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

=. TERMS OF THE WEEKLY-TOO Dollars per aanuns
invariably IN advance. PSI ~ 5-s z .t-.'t' ~
TERMS OF THE SEAI-WEEKLY-F6sr Dollars per
GHgha, invariably in advance. .,.- 81 --s.t l5fl
HI papers disc0Rtiayed at the erpiratio of The ts
for lOhich they hdOs been paid. ..f.- :, "a
Rates OF Advertising in Semi. Standard.
Our regular rates of advertising are as follows: a..
One square. ia lines or ess) first insertion, 81 90
Zach subsequent insertion, : 25
Longer advertisements in proportion. .,ss
Contracts will be made with advertisers tie alone
regular rates for six twelve months and the close at
the contract 33 pr will be deducted from the grss
amount ..... " I'D
Professional or business Cards exceeding FIVE lines
will be inserted in either the Weekly or Semi for
$6 for six months SO for twelve months; or in both
pap"rs for $40 T six months, SIS for twelve months
Rates of Advertising in Weekly Standard. y
One dollar per square for the first insertion aud twenty
hve cents for each subsequent insertion. 10 d4oa u
Be made on Weekly dd5eriSeea matter hoto long eg
may run. Only limited number of advertisements will be
sSmtted into the Weekly. All advertisements other
wise directed inserted in the and charg
ed accordingly. When the number of insertions is not
marked on the advertisement it is inserted until forbid.
tB Money sent us by mail is at ,isk. 49, a.
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NAsHl CASH.. CAsH.!!~

HASH! CASH.! CASH!!g'1S -''H - ,h -
SELL MY GOODS FOR CASH! L DON'T DO A
Credit Busines Therefore hope every person thai sees
this Advertisement will not ask for CREDfT-because
am able 10 do credit business; and have to pay
CASH myself s,r . (. l.L r. ~, 0r-tf' .. y -
and have not been able to collect the first CENT. wish
you would call on some that is able to credit. L
- ..9'EI' f'rr.ff J. u. FRANKLIN.
April 19, 1851. 1 3S-
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THE ENERGETIC WHITAKER, ~
"As SUCCEEDED IN GETTING A FINE
Ii stock of GROCERIES AND LIQUORS from South
ern markets. Also direct from the Factory, SO. a
'~' 50 Boxes Candles, 3. &c.,. .5--, = .trrF
H pee 80 Boxes Candy, r,
90 ;..r..- 10 Barrels Mueis, (New,) p .'.".
s, rs 10 Barrels Maekerel, (New,) E.,s--'sa
80 Bsrrels Re6nef Sugars ass A1 -ssss'Hi.
10 Barrels Smoking Tobacco -. -, s.yfr
WV 90 Boxes Cheese, +, "a .-
8 - 10 Boxes Soda Crnckers i' .7A-'
Raleigh, June IL, 1861. s a- ~ ''- -z''' 66-r
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RALEIGH. N. c. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 7,7l8el..s :
STATE CONVENTION. -
..,t...,. srEt --7--sl Irrta H. tHl
Officers and Member& ,lsr
ORGANIZED ON TIE 2oru OF MAY, 1861.

WELDON n. EDWARDS, of Warren, President -,
W4LrEs L STEELE, of Richmond, Principal Sec
setary s.t 49,, -... a.. r,.. E, .....-s r.,
L. Q. EDWARDS, Of Granville Assistant Secretary.
JosEPH HoLDERBY Of Rockingham, EngrOssing
Clerk. = f- - -, r- ~, J.,
JAMES PAGE, of Randolph, Principal Doorkeeper.
~ w. R. Lowell. of Surry, Assistant . -
JOHN c. MOORE, of Wake, a
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DELEGATES. -r- f-.iT
Aldndnce-Giles Mebane, Thomas Rufan. 4
Alexander c Stewart ..r,.a1
Ashe-J D Foster. ...., r.. ...r...,.-l.
ARson-A Myers, J Leak. ,..,f riF i
Bsrtie-S 3 Spruill, Jas Bond .7 ,,.s.,,l s..r
Beaytort-W j Ellison, E j Warren. ed.
BLaden-Neill Kelly. ,-s ..-.s ;.. ...r
BrunsUiek-T d Meares. ....-.- ...rsa ~.
BuncOm6e-N w Woodin. .......- -.. ..,-
Burke-J c Mcdowell .-...r,s rsr ~
Cdbarrus-C Phifer -. -r. q .-E f.
Cdldwsll-E w Jones. ..... ..... ............
Ganden-D D Ferebee. ,. .. .-..a--. -iz.
Cdrteret-C r Thomas. .. as,- ...
= Cdsoett-Bedford Brown, j. E. Williamson. .r
Catarbd--P c IIenkle* ......rf 500
Chatham Headen, John Manning, Jr., L
Merritt. nh. ..5.s
ChOpan-R II billiard. ...at-.-v p" ,.
1' Ctereldnd-W Miller, W Tracy. sff a.
Columbus Richard Wooteu. ...- ... b. .
CrareD-Geo Green, John d Whitford.
81, Cu'aberland-Warren Winslow David McNeill.
'Carrituck-H NJ Shaw. --...- q .r
DdcidSoS-B Kittrel, B c Douthit
DdUie-Robt Sprouse. ,.....a
Duplin-W Houston, James Dickson.
Hgecombe-W S Battle, Geo Howard
F0rsythe-T ] Wilson, r L Patterson.
Franklin-A d Williams ....-
GdstOn-S X Johnston. ,...
GGtes-A j Walton. .-rI ..
GraapiIie-Thomas B Lyon, liargrOve, S
Royster .. .nuH
Greea-W A Dardeu, Jr. ... .... II.
Guit0rd-John y Gilmer, Ralph Gorrell and K
P Dick. ..f...... ..'. .....,..I
Haiitar--R II Smith, /. w Bachelor. stf
UyGc-E L Manu. . .... ..,- r. .t
HdrRett-A S McNeill. -. g.. ,... T
HaytrOod-Wm Hicks -a-
HenderSon-W NJ Shipp. .-ri "a
Herttord-Kenneth Rayner. ...-. ,.f .r
HsdeH-AnderSon Mitchell, L A Allison. .,
,Idcks0n-W III Thomas rg..
sJohnstOR-C b Sanders, W A Smith,
,Jones-Wm Foy. ..r ,..s...g
LenOir-John Washington. ' -.
Lincoln-Wm Lander. .. - .. pr .
Maeon-C d Smith. ...
AadiSon-J A Mcdowell
Martin-Asa Bggs.
McDoueLL-J II Greenlee.
NeckLenbuyg-J W Osborne, p Caldwell.
KontgOmery-S II Christian. ...-.r..'
Moore-H Turner. ...- ... ...... &.
Nash-A II Arlington. .-... ....
Nsu HIRoner-John L Holmes Robert Strange.
Northampton-D A Barnes, J NJ Moody. 81
Oaslop-G W Ward.
Orange-W Graham, John Berry.
PasguotdnE-R K Speed.
PerquinaaRs-Jos Cannon.
Person-John w Cunningham. -...-.
Pitt Satterthwaitc, B Grimes.
RandOlph-W Long, A Foster. ...'.
Richmond-W Leak. . ...
Ro6esoa-J Fuller, J Southerland.
ROckinghGm-D Reid, E T Brodnax.
Rouan-R 4 Caldwell, ii Jones. .
Rutherford and POlk-J H Carson, NJ Durham.
Sampson-R A Mosey, Thomas Bunting.
Staaly-E Hearne. ....
Stokes-A ii Joyce
ISurTy-TY Hamlin. .......
TyrrelL-El Spru. ..
Uni0n-II NJ Houston. . .....
Wdke-G F Badger, K Battle, W w Holden.
Wrrren-W n Edwards, Frank Thornton.
Washington-W Pettigrew. ..s.
Watauga-J W Council.
Wayns-G Strong, A Thompson.
Wikkes-Jas Galloway, Peter EEer. .....
Yadkin-R F Armicld ...'.,
Yancey-MP P Penland. ..... ...
*Resigned. .. ......
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Resigned.
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FISH AND OYSTERS.
FRESH FISH. s


FRESH FISH.
TWlHE UNDERSIGNED ARE RECEIVING
IL daily variety of choice
Pr SH PTSH,
Direct from Norehead City, and prepared to sup
ply all persons who may favor them with CALL either at
the MARKET HOUSE, or at their STAND, SOUTHEAST
of Hargett and Wilmington streets All orders
left at the " ST AND" for s....
FISH OR OYSTERS, .f
Will be punctualy attended to- the train
riyes. .
GARRETT MULLENS.
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. l2 1861 ss-Sm.
FRESH OYSTERS,
nTRECT FROM II. T. SHEA, OF PORTS
~ MOUTH, Va, received daily, and sold for the
small sum Of
Thirty Cents Per Quart.
AT the "STAND" the SOUTHEAST corner of Hargett
and Wilmington Streets opposite Crawords Eating Sa
loon Persons desiring them sent to their residences will
be charged 35 per quart All orders either for 0YS
TERS or FISH will be strictly attended 10. Pcked and
Spiced OYSTERS always on hand. ---l-
~ GARRETT MULLENs
Raleigh, N. c., Nov. l2, 1851. sS-3m. -
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: The Nashville sBanaersays: ssars9 ,sosassjt
We learn from gentleman just from Kentucky,
that Andrew Johusoal made a speech at Frankfort,
one night about ten day ago. in which hsEaaht-
dinner at hOaars Auly,s sA0me y will be 80 bot
thai it will scortch bis s.neat.ss ~ - ssS@,s ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-24
From the Western Christian Advocate
Mrs. Mary wv, .Fnaueax.

Mrs. MARY W. JAoUEss was born in Fayette
county, KY, eeptember II, 1T95, and with hei
parents became re5ident Of Indiana In 1908.
che united in marriage to Garretson ia
guess IN December, 151T, and two years subse-
quentiy prCfessed religion, and became member
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The COM
munity 90 which these pious persons lived, a. well
a. their own family, Teslized the benefit Of a
wholesome godly example, as set forth 10 their
walk in life, and continued tiu its clore. he
Church In PoseYvllie was their spiritual home for
many PEARS, and the ministers who served at her
affairs IN former days found ready hands and WILL
ing hearts in this truly Christian faEfly
Mrs. Jaquess died at thu residence Of her son.
Dr. JAquesa, IN Petersburg, Pike county, Indiana,
Eeptennfer 20. 1861. after protFaeted Illness OF
much suffering khe vas calm during her Illness,
perfectly resigned, and gave directions sbout her
worthy affairs as II going on journey. Sae ex.
pressed no desire u .ec0ver, only that she might
send up few petitions more for her children, but
added, 81 feel that the Lord will convert them all
and we Will got make en uubroken family in Heav-
en-
She had the privilege Of eeeing all her children
during her sickness but her youngest s9n, TO whom
che sent RGectiOnafe message TO meet his father
and mother in heaven. She often praised the Lord
sioud, and when almost gone asked IL fafhe
Lord stin with her; she replied, 80, yei,'
and EwCetly fell asleep IN Jesus. eyed sixty zig
years and ufne days. 1.-THE memory Of the Just 10
blessed s. T. GILLET.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-24


A SCRAP OF POLITICAL HIsToRY.-The
Frankfort correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer furnishes the following item in re-
lation to Judge Underwood:
Judge Underwood was one Of the Com
nittee of Thirteen, of which Henry Clay
was chairman. He stated that Stephen 4
Douglas and himself had seen the sun 90
down, and had seen it rise without ever
closing their eyes; that they had worked all
night over the confused mass of stuff before
them, and finally worked it down into as
good shape as they possibly could, but dis
paired of any successful termination of their
labors. Mr.. Clay came in, in the morning,
and saw what they had done. They ex-
pressed their fears of the result, but it was.
the best they could do. There was box
of waters on the table; Mr.. Clay took up
the different pieces of paper, stuck one upon
the other with these waters, until he had
stuck the whole mass together; then taking
the one that contained the result of their
Iabors, and sticking it on top of the balance,
said, Gentlemen, that is the compromise"
AS chairman of the committee he reported
it, and it was adopted-Mr. Clay receiving
the whole credit Of il and yet he never
wrote word Of it. Thus he said it bad
been all through his life.