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THE PEOPLES TICKET.

THE PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR:
COL. Il. b. NEE,
OF BUNC0NBE.
WAKE COUNTY-F0R THE SENATE:
col, j. z. H. r SIS.
FOR THE COMMONS:
HENRY w. MILL Z r,
WILLIAM L VS.,
GREEN IL. AFFORD.
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OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT II. r. CO.,
Rinhnnnnd LINN 1862.


Two REFUGEES AND OTHERS HAVING NEGROES
u TO HlRE-The Railroad from Dsnvile TO Green's
borough is about to begin construction large scale,
and requires force of abOrers, well
seers OF experience who can come well recommended
Liberal prices will be gveL, and Doctors bills will be
paid by the Company.
They must be supplied with clothing by their owners,
and when delivered 10 the Company must be provided With
weeks raons of food for which raons due allowance
will be made in the first monthly settlement. a
Payments will be made monthly in cash.
Overseers accompanying parties of hands will be given
the preference others, if Otherwise satisfactory
The hands may be delivered to the agents at of the
depots the Danville r. r., Grrensborough N. c.
after the 25th inst.
EDMUND T. d. MYERS,
Captain and Chief Engineer
OFFICE OF THE PIEDMONT R. n. CO.,l
JUNE 18th, 1889.
MULES AND CARTS WAETED.7EIVE HUNDRED
IyH Mules and propOrtiOnae nuJhber of Carts. are
wanted immediately. for the construction of the Piedmont
Raruad from Danvile Va, 10 Greensborougb, n e. The
highest market rates will be paid for those which pass
inspection, if delivered at early day. Apply at the office
tie Richmond and Danve Railroad Company either ut
Richmond at the town Of Danyille
EDMUND T. n. MYERS,
Capt. Eng'rs and Chief Engineer
June 90, 1862. 5U-tE
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EWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Z. P. HARRINGTON, Esq., as a candidate for the
House of Commons of the next General Assembly for the
County of Chatham.
july 4, 1862. 2S-w&swtd
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN.
ENR0M STITH'S LOT IN RALEIGH, WITH SADDLE
and bride, FRIDAY afternoon last my bay Horse.
He has star in his forehead deep blood bay
one white hind foot and the left flank. He is
about years old.
will give $50 for the thief if secured so that he can be
brought to justice and = for the horse delivered me-
or information so that can get him.
CHARLES SNEED.
Wake Co., N. c., June "a, 1862 5l-3tpd.
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"E ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w A. H. MERRITT as a candidate for election TO
the House of Comm for the County of Chatham.
June "a, 1852. 26-wtd
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MACHINE AND TAN
ATTENTION COMPANY
FOR RENT OR SALE,

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN CHAPEL HILL, N.
N c. The garden contains about one acre and Is we'll
stocked with vegetables and fruit Possession given
medaIely. Apply to the owner,
j. B. SHEARER,
Chapel Hill.
Or to 8. F. PHILLIPS, Esq Raleigh
July 4, 1862. 2S-w&sw4t
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"E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w WIN. Fl. HIGH, a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Sheriff of Wake County
June q, 1852. Std
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The number of arms transferred to these
arseuals under this order, being ia Sos
Thus the South was armed in spite Of herself,
in rpits of her persistent blindness to the flu
ture. and obliviousness to the fate impending
over her
II may suit the purposes Of the North to
condemn the act Of Secretary Floyd as fslO-
nious and reasonable; it may crafty the
malice of a few Southern citizens to own the
Impeachment; but that the circumstances of
the South, irrespectively Of the then approach
ing war; justified the transfer of arms to her
great slave Districts, and that the portion she
bore Of the expenditures of the Federal Gov
ernment entitled her to the custody of a fair
quota Of this sort Of public property, no
honest man, North or South, can deny. Stolen
arms, indeed They we're taken under un.
disputed legal right and more than the por.
ton taken belonged ~ her by right Of pro-
perry fairly paid for.
What number Of arms was already in the
srseuals which received these, we have
no means Of knowing. Probably, in view OF
the policy that had teen before pursued
there were next to none What number OF
arms that came under other orders from
che department, We have no means at
hand Of asce rtaining; but we are sure we
are safe in stating the whole number Of i'm
proved arms transferred to the SaHth by order
Of Secretary Floyd at $50, 600 The Yankees
may rage ard Imagine vain things but
''if that DO trs Ason, make the most Of it,"
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ghs,s Ia no do abt shA. II scts we're ufsi
DAY IN Maryland, free from the power OF
the Federal standing army, she would unite
,her.elf. BY an overwhelming majority, to the
Southern Confederacy. We are sure, ffsm
.ources of Information in which We have
ccmplste confidence, that Maryland 10 sound
to the core on the great questions Of the day,
and only needs the opportunity to demonstrate
II in the most significant manner. The cruel
ties aud indignities hesped upon her true
hearted soma by the Lincoln despotism have
only consolidated the public sentiment Of the
State 10 the most rigid resolution, and when
the day comes, woe to the fQSeign and domes
tic tyrauts who have fastehed chains upon
her noble limbs. Woe TO the traitors al
home and the imported Yankees who have
aided in the work Of tying her hands and feet
There is not on this continent more patriotic
and heroic race Of men than the genuine old
Mary land stock, and it is only because they
are without arms and overwhelmed with mum
Der. lha, they do not vindicate their glorious
name from the outrages it has suffered. But
the day will come. Maryland is Numbering
Misunderstanding but not extinct
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rasfsday, inner s!n, y IL Rev I.
ri Barker, Mf. WILLIAM .. IALnEx
ana Mrs. ELLA i. WlN0EAEAU, AL OF
Han0ver county.
Died.

ON Monday morning, tho Sd inst, At his
rssidsnce. in this city, ALEXANDRA b.
HUTCH kSUN, In the s7th year OF his aSe.
To how many Borrowing hearts Will this
sad announcement carry the most poignant
erisfi Generous and liberal 70 fault, True
and devoted TO his friends, NO pereonal sae-
riAces were ever weighed BY him for, q mo-
msnt In the service Of those he lovso. Hts
VAIN and genial feelings shed their kindly
influence over all his intercourse, and few
mon possessed 10 20 rare . DECREE tne faculty
Of con r. ollire those By whom no was sur.
rounded. Alas tAst so true and faithful .
heaYt should 20 soon and 20 suddenly have
ceased 10 beat BY his stricken family and
his boats of friends his memory will ever be
fOudly cherished.
His neral will take place from the lst
Baptist church (Dr. Burrows) day. At
o'cfock r. NJ His friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully invited to attend.
At the residence of hts brother, on the LIST
inst, ANDREW WILLIAM fORSYTH, In
the 27th year Of his age, leaving wife and
two children to mourn his loss.
At Camp Corley. near Pocataligo, 5 o., ON
the morning of the 2oth ult, OF typhoid 70.
yer, w ELLETT DOBBIN. private In Com
pany "F," (Oapt. Pollock.l ooth Virginia
Regiment, in the 2lst year Of his age.
or diptheria, at Heathville. Norfhumbe
land count y ON thel6sh uit OSCAR BLACk-
WE'LL, Sd Lieut. OF the Fairfield GUARD, In
the 4lsh year Of his age.
ON the Path December, at the residence OF
his father in Hanover county, EDWARD b.
fALLEY, aged % years.
In this city, ON Friday evening, January
3lst, MRS. ELIZA r. WILLIS, wife OF j.
II. Willis, IN the elst year OF her age.
On sunday, the seth OF January, Mr.. AL
BERT A. MORRIS, of Henrico county, in
the bSth year of his age.
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Nj RnGIR MARTIN. Superintendent Of Army
Depot, 7. NJ q. A. and L. A. Society, ac-
knowledEss the receipt Of the following con.
tributions, to LIST February:
L Chenery, IL pairs gloves, for Slst Virginia
Regtment.
Mrs and Mis-. Stratton. 20 pair. socks: J.
y: Edmonds. through Rev. Alex. Martin. go.
blackberry vine. cordials, &c.
Mrs. Ann u. Taylor, 9 pairs socks.
A friend, pairs socks.
Chattanooga. Tenn. one box containing
Mrs VIM. Hodges. and other ladies, War
rsnton, N. y for Maryland troops, Sc pairs
socks, 40 pairs drawers, 8 comforts.
Miss Bette Roane, Charles City county. "a
pairs drawers, shirts. and pairs socks.
Young ladies Of 0rsensvills county. for
HansborouKh's Ba talon. through Mrs. H.
+. Wyche, 80 wool shirts. IA pairs socks, and
So pairs drawers.
tanning shirts. sheets, pillow eases and ucks.
bandages, BIO oks. &c.
Mrs. S. r. Twyman, Madison CO., pairs
gloves, pairs socks.
st. Luks's Society. PowhataA CO.. com.
forts. !"
MRS. NJ. d. Hogs. 7 comic
S :. Leu OK k;1 AID sgS ss s9'i eom,or..
Co Con S 81 dark. Neck Church.
Niddlesex, for N. W.. Al pairs drawers, IL
shtrts, 81 pairs socks. towels.
Opaitsgattop OF Hsrmttase OAuEeh. Nd.
s,sss. sox :s. Si.sS. s: e. P''s'
Miss n. n. Johns, TasSekick. Luns1hurG,
one bog. contalr ing butter. pickles. dried
frait, pairs gloves. ssgsske.
Mrs, Saith. pairs giovss.
Miss n yers. palraglevS6
Hrs. Dunnivant, To- pairs socks.
n. W. HlgAtowsr, comfort pairs seeks,
pairs drawers.
Mrs.. 8. 3. Adams, paiSz 8lsvss.
Mias Mofdscai, IL pairs elovse.
DR.. Akin, surgeon lstA Aississtppt Rssi.
mont, ~.
Sarah 3. Darlington, for n. W. - paiEs
socks, = pairs gloves, 10.
ThreslA q. i. SidsoQd, . PstEs ssess.
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=. 4, hst,isi f'sa.i ojplsa HaIlhas.ohl
tloars WA In ssssiou sss!srda5, N ~ eass
against Louisiana ksdd. " ssquestsf the pro
perty Of VIM j. and t. 4. Holiday, alien sne-
mics, il was ordered that the defendant Ply
into the Bank Of Commerce, At freosre1s-
burg, 1864, dne BY her TO them. .. ,,,.--
In the admiralty case Of George n. hoinns
ct ais, against tho steamer st. Nicholas, nss
cargo, tackle, and apparel, the Marshal 70.
ported that he had placed the smcuni Of ~, -
Of vessel, &c, ($18, s2473l In bank, 70 'ae
credit of the cause. Ordered that she cs.In
of John Hamilton, - owner Of part OF the
cargo. be referred to William +. WATSON
Commissioner, to take proof and report.
The Judge directed that N order shouid %
entsred, that on every notice issued here,
after uton . petition filed In pursuance OF
the provisions of tho sixth section OF
the sequestration act, approved on 80 ~
dav Of August, 1861, the Clerk OF tnia
Court shall make the following endorsement,
or an endorsement to the follow euec., 70
wit: THE party spon whom this no'lcs
NAV be served 10 hereby restrained ana pro
hibited from transferring or disposlng OF the
property mentioned in the petition. Of which
= copy accompanies the notice, or from part
inc With the possession of it in any way
while this suit is pending, and without the
order of this court, under pain OF hns and
imprisonment for his contempt OF Court II 10
shall do So.
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HOUSE OFUELEGATES.

MONDAY, feO ), 1857.
The House met pursuant to resolution at IL
O'Clock A. NJ Prayer by Rev DIR. BURRows.
Mr. ANDERSON, of Botetourt, from the Com
mittee Oh Military Affairs, reported bill to
provide for settling the account of Sampson
Jones.
the bill to incorporate the Mutual Life In.
eurance Company was passed.
Mr. MaCAMAsr offered q resolution, that the
Joint committee on the Penitentiary be re-
quested to inquire into and report the cha.
racter and extent of any violations OF duty
Of the Superintendent in hiring out negro
convicts.
MI McCAMASr said lie had offered the reso-
luton at the request OF the Superintendent,
who hi inn self desired that an investigation
should take place. Tho resolution was
adopted.
Committee on Courts OF Justice report what
additional legislation is necessary 10 prevent
the circulation Of the Cancelled notes Of tho
Central Bank, and other cancelled bank
notes which was adopted.
Mr.. THRASH presented petitions from the
suudry citizens Of Floyd county, praying for
the proh ibition Of the distillation Of grain.
The bill to amend the charter OF the town
of DanviIle was pissed.
On motion Of Mr.. HUNTER, the bill to pro-
vide for the construction OF railroad for
military purposes, from the Manassas Gap
Railroad at the town OF Strasburg, in the
county of Shenandoah, to the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad at Winchester, in the
county of Frederick, was taken up.
Mr. HUSTBR explained that there were sew
eral provisions i'll tho bill OF which he did n OF
auproys and he offered a substitute, which
was read by the Clerk.
On IN Jlion of MIR. SrKdRR, the substitute
was laid On the table and ordered to be
printed.
of the code f,,ew ecition) so as to provide for
an add tional clerk In the Adlutant Generals
office, was taken up. The bill was rejected,
no quorum voting. Subsequently 1t was re-
considered and laid on the table.
The following res DIN tons Of inquiry into
sxpediency We're referred to the appropriate
comm ittseS:
BY Mr.. LocKwoop-Of building a military
road from Warm Springs, In Bath county, to
Grsenbrier bridge In Pocahontas county.
By MI. BUFORD-Of changing tho names OF
Scott and Buchanan counties.
BY Mr.. WRIGHr-Of incorporating the York
River Transportation Company.
A bill TO Incorporate the Petersburg Iron
Works was reported from the Committee on
Agriculture and Manufactures, and was
read a frat and second time.
The bi II to authorize the organization OF
ten companies Of Rangers for frontier ser
vice, was taken mp; but, after brief discus
sion was, on motion OF Mr.. OOLrNAx, Of Fay.
cite, laid ON tie table.
On motion Of Mr. HuxrER, the order of the
day 1.-THE military billy was fxed hereafter
for IL O'Clock, n. daily.
The House then went into secret session on
the Military bill.
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nis Ss)iss :. WATTS, Hanover, " COM
''I e, ss s'::.:tss' p;a.. s,s,.s, ;. :.
Be- y. Wiiiiamson, Doydton, Meck.
lsnburR. . pillows, n pillow casess ~ s0s'S -
- towels, u BLANKETS. los pars soc sr .oc..
Mrs. M. y. Aogs, oisnAsss' -.
- FIFTEEN boxes for company @, ''sh VIZ
' o.. Soa sor :. .. Coleman. LIST Tsnn'''''
his Leu Kent. l pair socks. -
Thro1sh Capt. Atkiuson. shirts. drawers
sheets. piIIeW-casss, mattresses, 20. A,a
nr.. f.p.sy RortieSsS: ,1 MSr's so1 \. ", Il
Uanisy . 4. Society, Nssklsnsurs, Al han'
M n az ~. Ov.rSy, n pairs ock', siz
shirts. pairs drawers, &c.
MRS. Ohas. Yancsy. Z pairs socks.
Nrs n. Overly. pairs Socks
RicAard Elam, pairs socks, quilt.
miss Bette Owen, pairs socks.
Elixabsth Hsaton, pairs sCckA
Mrs Thos. Jones, 2 sheets.
Mrs. DaAl. Elan, pair drawers.
Mrs. David Shelton. bundle sundriss.
Mrs.. Allen Gordon, do. do.
Hopeful .. A: society, Hanover, =! com.
forts, 81 flannel shirts, II pillows, 70 pair
socks, pairs drawers.
Misses Minnie, Ella and Kate Strothefs. Al.
bioa, one box containing socks, &c.
Miss =. 4oydecAt, loo pamphlets.
Hrs. Dr. ". 0wathmsy, of King William
CO., pairs socks, IL do. gloves.
Mrs. FrancesE Thompson and other ladies
Of Louisa Court House, through +. W. Jones,
for ed Va. regiment, 8 comforts, blankets,
pairs gloves, % pairs SOCKS.
Mr.. =. H. UhoAtham and other ladies OF
Wfntsrpock, Chesterfield, So pairs socks.
Miss Stella Williams. Pairs socks. blan'
ksts.
through Mrs. w. W. Head, thirty pairs socks,
= pairs gloves.
Soldiers Aid Society Of Chatham, Pittsyl.
vanis, Jars butter. keg eggs, potA soes, dried
fruit, onions, biscuit, DC.
Mrs Boxley, Louisa CO., 10 pairs gloves,
pairs socks for n. W.
Mrs r. b Rains, Aspinwall, Charlotte,
IS pairs socks. pairs gloves, drawers, COM
forts, eggs, &c.
Liberty Church Soldiers Aid Society. %
pairs socks, pairs gloves.
Mrs. Bell, pairs socks.
Capt J. f. Psrkinson, Rices Depot. Prince
Edward, - pairs jeans pants, y pairs seeks:
Mrs. Eliza A. cobb, Buckingham q. H., q
pairs socks, IL pairs drawers.
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Sea fiEbtluR.

The BugisL papers speak with some inter
est OF the possibility of a fight between the
Confederate steamer Nashville and the United
States ship Tuscarora, which is said TO be wait.
ing for her outside the port of Liverpool We
know nothing Of the relative strength of the two
vessels, but, if they approach anything like
equality ID the character of the two ships.
the number a2d range of guns, &c, there
need be no apprehension of the result We
have 10 desire tc depieciate even an enemy,
aud, II the Yankees do moi make good sea-
light. 1t IL smother proof of the degeueracy Of
the nation since 1912. We are iucliued to
think that they are no longer the same people
even upon the water that they were In former
days that there are no more Hulls, Psrrys.
Chaunceys, AcDonoughs, in the North. At
any rate, we have high hopes OF Captain
Pegrau. II he can only lay his ship along.
side the Yankee vessel, aud not permit her to
keep him At long taw, but board her and have
. hsnd-to hand tight. be il bound to win. The
remark Of the French General, that " the bull.
let u foolish; the bsyonst only ID wise" has
q peculiar application to contests at sea- The
Of two ships is \ better test Of
The strength Of their timbers than the valor
VI their crews II 10 the boarding pike, the
ruliass, aad tbs bsftls-axs, that can alone
)scids who ought " ~ alastsrs VI tho deep.
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Sent OLA half wittsd led. well known
about the city - DR." B. L. Rohannop, WA!
with arrogating 70 himself The right Of posses
sion to, and consequent proprietary interest
In, case Of surgical instrumsnss, the property,
goods, and effects of DR.. X. L. Carter. The
testimony in the particular charge that a1sct'
Cd tho integrity Of the srratic q Doctor" on
this oocasion, was mostly Of circumstantisl
mature, but sufficiently strong 70 induce the
impression on the Mayors mind that II hs did
not take the case Of instruments, b was IN
sless proximity e ne indivsdaa! VINO $4,000 e
,examined before called Court Of Hastings,
70 b held on next Monday. and wasput IN jail
iRths meanwhile.
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Drunk and -Disoyderly.--A charge Of this
nature was urged successfully yesterday, be
fore the Mayor, against an individual calling
himself James Murray. To it was Joined the
additional ons of having, while under the in
huencs of spirits, attempted to cut with a
knife various people passing along the street.
The major Gates" appearance aud runmy.
looking countenancs Of Murray convicted him
of the first charge, had other evidence been
wanting. To prove the last one, officer Blan-
kinship produced dyspepric looking butcher
knife with which Murray had cleaved the air
in vain endsavor to find "blood." The prisoner
prior to the performance above alluded to-
lie was sent to Jail in default Of a voucher
for his future demeanor.
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The Concert, To-nigAt-Ths object of the
concert to night, by the amateurs, vt the Sec
ond Baptist Church, is one which appeals d.
rectly to everypatriotic heart, sand it is with
full attendance. The volunteers of Western
Virginia have suffered more deprivatious and
exposures during the war than any other sol,
diers in our army They have endured it no.
bly, and fought bravely, and very few Of the
bounties lavished upon other gallant men in
theltield have fallen to their portion. An op-
portunity is now afforded our citizens to make
up, by small individual contrib ations, q hand
some aggregate for their benefit, while 1t the
same time the delightful harmony Of the
musicians offers full equivalent. Never
mind the weather, but so.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THIS RICH
NOND DON ESSION l. DIS
TRICT WHO SUPPORTED THE LATE
HON. JOHN TYLER FOR CONGRESS IN
THE LAST ELECTION.-You arel called
upon to discharge . most important duty ON
the 10th instant, that day having been ap-
pointed for you to express your choice for =
Rsprsssn tative In the permanent COnfede-
rate Congress You had recently cleo, ed to
that post the lamented John Tyler. in doing
which you did justice TO one whom many Of
you had once misjudged, and now l would
suggest the duty which consequently rests
upon you to do justice also to the only map
in Virginia who rendered that justice during
Mr.. Tyler's Administration. whilst differing
with him ON the Bank veto.
l repeat, that sincs you have acknowledged
this duty towards MT. Tyler in the last cleo.
ten, y0u next in duly AoMnd to vindicate
the integrity and manltness of James Lyons,
Esq, ,cAO could then sRd IN such finss rise above
party dictation In acting out his honest sen &.
timsnts, and the wisdom 70 discern tina
which time alone could teach his then politi.
cal brethIeA.
0s, then, - the polls, vote for this noble
and nAgAaA1moUs fellow. citizen, who can
never, ~ hs has never taken any step but In
the direction Of your best interest.
fs4-lt+ JUSTICE.
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Stab6ing Afatr-Nat. Cosby, a mulatto
waiter at the Exchange Hotel. was carried
before the Mayor yesterday, charged with
stabbing Fleming, a negro employed at the
City Hall, in tho back, on Governor street,
Saturday night. Fleming testified that in con-
sequence of the crowd At Metropolitan Hall,
in coming ont he was pushed against Nat,
who, with several eolored oompatlio thrsa-
tened vengeance that Nat. followed him up
the street, and when he attempted to cross,
ran up behind him and inserted the knife in
bis back He and another small darkey posi-
lively identities Nat. Per contra, the latter
protested he never had knife in his posses.
sion on Saturday night Afterwards three
since the stabbing, John Gamble, a free boy.
known to have bsen>with Mats party, had
been to the hotel, shswn bowie knife, and
proclaimed himself the offender The case
was continued, and the police were directed
to search for John Gamble Nat. was sent to
iail
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STEALING Shoes.-Jerry, slave of P. *.
White, was ordered by the Mayor, YESTERDAY,
to be punished with thirty stripes for surrepti-
tiously attempting to convert to his own use
and behoof four pairs of shoes represented to
have been worth $22, beloning to Mr.. White.
The watchmen who effected the arrest, doubt
ing the first story told by the boy threatened to
whip him to make him tell the truth, prac-
tice which the Mayor took occasion most
pointedly to reprobate and condemn-Ed.
mund, slave, employed at the Manchester
cotton factory was ordered twenty lashes for
going without pass, on Saturday night. A
pair of coarse, white brogues, found in his pos
session, about which he told several differen,
tales were ordered to be retained till called foI
by their proper owner.