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EaIn Sirees stOre House.

On TUESDAY, May 18Th, a. o'clock nm IN
the premifes, We VIII Ofsr, az pubile sale, tsat
very Valuao-e and eentrally situated store
p1e1 by l. a \. l.. L5wenstein and next to the
store Of Lowens tsln Brothers, corEer Of Main
huest points for busines on Hain st-eet ~
nope TO meet on the occasion a large repre-en.
tauon o. capitalists and busint IS mn VINO de-
Ire 70 eonpece for such ~yaiusDls gropsTty.
size OF lot ~ by 74%. Terms nLsral. ana an
uOunced at sale.
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Large ~PeremptOrY Sale OfLOts in
Fort Pickering.

~ Lots In Block so, bounded north by walker
street, esss BY Second. south by Coffee and
west BY washing on streefs. Also. IA u ots IN
BLOCK ID bounced north by Comse street. eat
by armstrong south by Van buren,, and west
by Carroll streets, uron the Plan OF ForI PfcE-
ering, now included In the Corporation Mem
Mound, on beautiful rieh and lie vel surface.
commanding q fui view OF the river AID The
ety. and near the proposed loea foa OF the
Memphis Doek fnId- No property in Fort
Pickering can be regarded as more desirable or
valuable. The titles to this property ar per.
Iect, mol oelng InVOlved in past or present liti-
gatsol- The OWHer wishing to self ia defer-
mined 70 meet the market as to price.
TERMS-Half cash, balance u morIhs wrT9-
o0T INTEREST This see via be held on TIE
premises, commencing al 10 o'ciOb< on MON
DAY, 18th May.
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Dissolution.

INHE frm OF Z ROBBINS & BRADLEY, o.
4 Memphis and New FORK, Is this DAY dis
solveI by mutual consent. The firm uame
will be eigned by either partner II liquidation.
The euIre S,Ork o goJus and The good Will
OF the business has been sold and conveyed %
Ne sIs. BARBOUR, d 4 SIMPSON,
who will conducs IN Memphis The business, On
their Cwu account, and in WhSss Deuaif the
confidence OF the public is respectfully So
licIted.
ELISHA ROBINS,
as WaYrsn Street, New YORK City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
223 Seconu ST. eel, AsLnpnls, lem
Dated at Memphis, Apnl 20, 1859.
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u SALE
OF
z
ON The
Mississippi and FennetA@ Railroad
AND
Farm Lands aBd Fisheries on Pres
ideAt'S IIanh.

nEsIRING TO dispose OF a portion Of nay re.
IL al estate l will ~Ter at puzzle sale through
MeSsrs. Register, Trt zev2nt & Co, A~uctiOneers
ON THURSDAY, TnE I DAY OF MAY
next, upon the premAts, ta1rty Suburban Lots
5 70 20 acres each, situated On Lns &isslssi ri
and enneSSse Railroad, about four miles sOufh
OF Memphis, on NJncJEn4h heights. I invite
from sucn as wish 10 buy q pa ticular tnspec.
iDn of thsEe beautiful and wnica VIII De
found to possess in an eminent degree the at
t~ractiens Of pieture1q e grounds, me soil, nobis
forest tIess and pure water from never falling
springs. Half hOurs time Will suffice to reach
the pIOp, rty from Court square ~ he dai y
trains OF the road, which pass to and slom the
CT at short Intervals, giving free access 70 the
business, the schools end churches OF the city.
The wood upon the land will yield one hun-
bred dollars clear pTOnt 70 ale acre.
/ will also otter at pubiis sale on SUR
DAY, JUNE 5, al the house OF the AuetiOneefs,
500 acres, In tracts Of 50 10 100 acres, on Presi-
dent Island, Jusb bsl0w tins city, nearly al
above o, eIfio~ heavily timOsTei with assn and.
walnut and ether forest growth. The land s Of
unsurpassed fertility, and accesslbe at Sit sea
sons by steamboats,. A ready market may be
fund for every cord of WOO cuG upon the
land. A feature of great value in this property
is the Wei known Lake, which snIIGs the
finest fisheries in tHiS part Of the wOrio. The
fSa anu game privileges on this lake may b.
made very valuable in supplying The Memphis
market. Plans made BY Messrs. Robinson &
civil IN ineers, can be seen al ths Of
nee of the AucjSGeers, and the lands viii be
shswn by them or mysslf, by appointment, at
Rav time before The ay of sale.
Terms of Sale-daif cab, baiencs one and
two years with interest, retaiaing lein.
PETEtS AILCHELL-
N.Y. Auct'oneers.
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CAIRO.

Special dtpateh TO the Appeal
CAIRO, E1sy The following is the
port iist Tor to-day "
Ju'is, tom Yicks5grg 10 ST. Louis, 5
SIN DTriiDr, from Memphis to Circln-
natl, noon; Luminsry, from 81. Louis to
Nacksbnrg, 7 ? M.
Toe river fell Is inches. Il i snow %
feet below bigh water msrk.
The westhsr Is clear and pleasant.
The Luminary had . fair trip. G..
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CONN 9TH

HARTFORD, Msy THE Senate rati-
fed the fifteenth amendment to-day by
a vote Of twelve Radicals to five Demo-
Gratis. Tgo Radicals and four Democrats
we're absent. Both Houses, after the an
nouncement Of the committees, adjourned
for the week.
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SMITH in Congress, HUNTER on the
Chancery Bench, and HAMILTON to rep
resent Us in tie Legislature. This is the
triumvirate that win rule for years TO
come in Memphis, unless the white men
register and determine to force (by the
balIot) the negro anu those who lead
him into the positions where he and they
haIopU
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FUSION.

Boston, Msy The Senate has re-
fused the %prohibitorY liquor bill a third
residing by 70 to IL The opposition was
c1mpozed Of those who favored s strin
gent license law, and the ultra prohibi
tionis,s who object 70 the concessions
made IN tie defeated til.
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MAINE.

LEWISTON, Me, May president
Grant has presented the saddle he used
through the war to Mr.. Washburne, the
father Of Il. 3.
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EROM the above Il viii be seen that we have
II become the success Ors OF MessIS. L Rob
bins 6 Bradley in the general HARDWARE Bust
ness. Cur well E1Cwn -eTience in TINS trade
induces US TO rely upon n continuance o. the
very liberal patronage besto Eed upon our
predecessor. W. pr pose 10 keep on hand q
sock welt adapted 20 the WaBts OF ths sur
rounding cOuuuy, and wild 0s prsp-rsd a. all
times 10 oner great indnceIAeEts TO p~urchSselS.
BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON.
my2 d&w
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The Great Sale OF Suburban Lois
r- IN THE
BURTFN AND TREZEVANT TRACTS
Five Mics from The City,

ON THURSDAY, MAY go.
TOthis sale we specially direct the attention Of
those who would make q pleasant com binatiop
SIctty ana country ne. We shall Offer about
ONE LOIS varying in sizs from
; % 10 acres, many OF them directly ugon NJ.
railroad, and Zone OF them more shan tie dfz
lance OF q lev minutes walk 70 a Regular FAC
siation upon the Road. giving the business and
professional men, who follow their vocation in
the city, the advantage or a retired aud eco
nomlcaI residence on q few acres Of laLdfn thu
country, vita the loss OF but little more tius-
and at m1ch less expense in money. than d
nve Cd q lev fett OF gsOuud in any Dzrt OF The
city, Ine OJIeFent trains now running in ard
out OF the city on this road, afford the oppor-
tunlty OF tngle-s and egres To and from ths
city every two OF three hours during he dan.
tickets are sold 10 AL The Ets-
lions Included IN the lanes onerei ia tbis saia
az from lOto l2z cents, and the TRIP Is made 10
the m SC distant point in IS minutes from tha
city oeoSt. Terms viii beaexceedtnely Hbersf.
the OBJECT being to induce tne imnedfate SER
Element OF the lands by a gOoi Population.
Pans OF the lands now az our onace 1he AZ
enues and LJts VIII be Indicated, 50 THAI par.
ilts wishing To make examinations N do "a
wan no other guide than a PIN in their hands.
ne LOCALITY o. thelancE embraced In this SAL
has always been highly popular for its heallD
AZ ceruiy. ami the neighborhoOd Is RAPIDLY
hulng NJ with the best society.
kOHSTER, TaEZkEANT & co.
A~netiOneerz
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FraIk Cuneo's Ice Cream and Soda
water saloon.

600 SECONDSTREET-keeps constantly on
,JO0 hand the bsst lee Cream and Str4& bsr.
riss aud Soda Water. Ny Salo- u Las ust been
nttsd up IN superh style, and 1 you'd fe<Rect-
fully solicit the patronage OF my Old nsends
and hs public Rsusrsiy, ap1
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W. Il. PASSAORg 4 CO.,
AuCti0EGGTS and Commission Merchants.
I55 Main Street.



HAVING established a house, as shove, in
ii Connection with the old and well-knoWn
one in Memphis, respectfully solicit from their
friends n customers = shRl eOf pztIoaaSs for
the new hnuse, the connection, location ana
facilities Of which renderi IL a valuable II edium
for the tTsnsac ion Of az y business there for
residents OF Memphis and vicinity.
Win be happy to SEQ their friends at the Old
sta1d.MNo-r2 i Second street. Memphis, the
business of which VIII be attended TO with
their accustomed energy ard refsbilty.
pS- Liberal advances on eonsisnments 10
both or either house spSI
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CAPITALISTS, ATTENTION !
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
FOR
~PRoFITAsLE INVEsTMENT

i central and eligible Stores in Me aphis, Sit
uated on the west side OF Nam street, begWeen
Msdi- on and CourG streets. known as Nos.
49, and Isl in the Wake Block. The e
sto Is are brick, four CD stories high, with tin
roofs The upper S cries hnisked aud occupied
IS Offices by good tenants. One Of these stones
is under lease for thee years, which expires
January l, 1870, at 5000 per snnnUn; the other
at S27OO possession OF which may be had, II
required, ON Julyl me oneeS VIII net
from 5000 10 Sl5O9 psr annuln This property
will be sold free from al taxes and encum-
brSnces up to day of sale. Title warranted.
II not disp sed o. on private terIDF, will be
offe ed at pubic sale. May 10, 1863. For terms
apply to u = OtRkILLY, Aseat,
No. SIS Shelly street, or LOck-bOx SI5.
Also, Ter sale, several Hous.S and LOIS on
Shelby sLr.et. bstM cen Union and 4ayOso. ap.9
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WOOLDRtDGE-cAM PBI-i- a~tdernsudo,
Miss. on MLy5.I ISIS. by TIE Key. Mr. Re1d. j..
AIN W~ooLDEIBGz, OF Memphis. 20 Miss Mol
Il OANPB III, of Hernsnac.
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10 Whom it MAY concern.

A LII persons are wsrued against trading for
"A any and all notes made by me, and payR-
bic to tbs order OF MoIstsr g league, their
ageofs or ssSigness, as consideration I T SANS
has failed. JOS.
GEL eager coIy. my6
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Spicer & Sharpe,
Is 85z MAIN STREET,
MAaEvNEY o

kAGEVNEY BLOCK
ZEE. ACButUE AND SELECT STOCK OF
n GROt RIE5 fer family use, and BY re-
aimost daily by rail, their assortment Is kept
complete and fresh.
Ch0fes Fl0uF-af low pr1eesj
The best Hannz aa1 Breakfast Bacon and
1oRgnss;
Fresh Chocolate, Cocoa and Cocoa shells;
. hoiee Teas-Of ali kinds;
shaker Presersss-sekiing low by the
case
syrups and MOIasses the best;
ChSIee Sugars and CoGeeA;
Mess Maczerel KendAiis Crackers.
Families In the coantry ard city would dnd
{ To their interest to call On Us. We invariabiy
lease our patrons.
chs sPtcER . SHARPE.
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~ EEkLE APPEAL one fcT------~---....--- ~
1ATEE eE ADVERTISING.
y-assls.f aaryraseasnts harfag ne rs5 ofhf
1aDeg. fra s.ssertiCH 81 each subsequent EaSa-
Hoa 81 ccafS per Square.
4 sreffiSeneasS N NOHI or Rc7lt cotslHs, 40 cSuA
e. hHe each taSeTtioa.
A Ggslg embellishments, S. for frSt and s. 10
rch cdctfs0EGl square.
Z at7-tiseBseR's iriserted az mtspaS, % be ehOT0oS
5 ResU each insertion.
n a.hfv advertisements inserted a. he SuNnAN
APpEAL sgsl Be charged OHe-sizth Gdditsondt.
seTttselaeuds tslSer1ed "a ire WEEELY as@ o.
aargsd hdLf CDAILT rdseS.
L col Noaoe1 8ceHts pr Ess Fra t~ssstsoH, oad
u cents TsT h8e per NOAH.
EGglSis1f dd~UsTtis5Hnsrts, mol rom fegaHdf "a
--sssgx. MUST 81 AID ECB ~
4 SouGTe 8 - spaes ooctEad % SgE And O.
aohd sonpdrds. =
CORRESPONDENCE E.
q, TesDoadeaee, on Public Ereilts, solicited JrOa'
eet-g past - nc UT1e3 states.
ALNBLLE REAZLTG & CO
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CHANGE oF FIRM.

OWING to the recent death Of Mr. s. b. WILLIAM sON the partnsnnlDb ertosre Sdziuz
Grdfngp snnss vn cnia1s ne b1inez as Grocer and G1 Fmos 15G Ibsa9a
continuance Of te patronage bestowed upon IA ola nrD. A eLmsa again tw1nAmon. I'M
Asnphh May SA y FONTATNE e..
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New nriaans pzarker
C-1nr1unnti h

C~rNefNaATI. Asy Flour and grain nm
changed. WHISKY Sc. Pork S3l. Bulk sboul-
ders l3Zcg sides ls1zc. Bacon shoulders lSSe :
sfes I65s@i7c Hams ISk9lec Lard fSe'
Gro cries unchanged. Butter SIC. Eggs lie
Oaee.e I89I9c. Cotton firm at HgZ7Sc. Money
Il nieutiar aad eaSvl
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COpartnershiP

JAS. C. HARBOUR, THos. n. WILDE
JAS. G.. SIMPSON.
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LIVERPOOL. May 7-Cotton-sales fer the
week 47NOr bales. OF which ZOO y ere for export
and 300 ON SPECULATION StccE 362 900 bales. o.
" Dfch lG5O05 Is Afne lcan. The marke: to-day
i quief UPlapds l5s9llzd; Orleans I'D.
Sales 7 90 bales The nlsrketfor yarns and fab
rJcs at Manchss'er ~ heavy.
LoNDos, Mag7. Consois closed at 92Ssc@s2x.
gras, Tsh., and ut Frankfort $685.,
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81 ,SeSS 49, essesS ~ NneSs
Rye 81 .. Whisky S9c. SuVar l21Sal5c. Mo-
lasses 7OgS0'. PORK SSIaSl 20. Bdik shoulders
shoulders 81 sidss le4gl7c. Hams zoe. Lard
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chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 7.-flour s5a6 90. Wheat
81 Is. Uoan G6k57e. Oats 6lz96l5<c. Rye 81 IL.
Barley 81 10. High~lnes SIC. Molassss 81 009
BuiR meats inactiY..
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L~OUEsxfbhE, Mas 7-Tobaeeo active, sales 2Ol
hbls 81 s. 9J95O %. Flour IS 80. Corn 65a7Oc
GAS 65G70c Baggtng l64z2c. PORK S3I 254
packed. Bulk meats nominal. Lard ice.
Hams IT%glg SC. Prlme sugar l4Zc prime mo-
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In ths District Court OF the United States. for
tke District OF West Tonnessse.-In the mat
ter OF william &. Postal, bankrupt. In Sank
ruptcy, Districts OF West Tennessee-ss-
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The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of William c. Post-l,
OF Memphis, in the county OF shelby aud sta 9
OF Teunessse, within said District, who hss
been adiUcgsd a Bankrupt upon his own pc
ttinn, by the Dist ict Court of said district.
Memphis, TENNESSEE, the 7th day OF May,
AID, 1879. lila Y. ClRODE,
pnVS IL - ASSIGNEE E.a-
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF Joseph J. Tinker,
OF Memphis, IN the coonJy Of SHELBY end state
Of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been acjudge1 q Bankrupt upon hS own petit
tiou, by the District Court of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee. the TIN day of May
A. d., 1862 WILLIAM Y: ClRoDE,
myS Is a Assignee Etc.
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In the District Court Of the United States, fol
the District of West Tennessee-In the mat
ter OF Freder ok L. Warner, Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy, District OF West Rennessee-ss.
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myS Is 2

In the District Court Of the United States, fer
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Joseph !. TIakler, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District OF West Ternessee-s.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-09-01

WHIsKEY SETS A BUILDING ON FIRE
About one o'clock Thursday a fire was
discovered in a building formerly occupied
as carriage shop on Hargett street, near
the residence of Mr. jeff Fisher, and on the
land belonging to the estate of the late John
Fort, deceased. Capt. W. W. White, John
]. Mcclure, and Others, who were near,
rushed to the spot and put out the fire be-
fore any serious damage was done, nothing
but one workbench being destroyed. Mr..
Frank O'Donnell admitted setting the house
on fire, and was arrested and taken to Jail
by officer Robert Crawson. 0'Donnell is a
quiet industrious citizen when sober. He
had been on heavy two weeks bust, and
for day or two had been fighting the de-
mons of delerium tremens; and doubtless set
the fire in self defence. The true verdict is
-whiskey did it.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-09-01

AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY-CHEEsE-M
KING.-Some of our readers may not be
aware that cheese factory, with all the
modern Improvements, is in full operation
on Elk Mountain, in Buncombe county. The
cheese made at this factory has been extern
sively used in all parts of the South, and
compares favorably with the best in the
land. The works are under the charge OF
an experienced Western New York cheese
maker, who is co-proprietor, we learn, with
Hon. Nicholas W. Woodfn, of Asheville
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Woodfn
has consented at the request of President
Battle to read paper before the Agricultu-
raj Society during Fair week in October, on
"Cheese-making in Western North Carroll
na" This is a subject little understood by
our people Such factories will be remu-
nerative in many parts of the State besides
the mountains, and all will do well to listen
to the instruction of Mr.. Woodfn, who is
familiar with this subject.
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E,eet;on FRAUDS in wilson county.

We have received numerous complaints OF
unfairness and illegality from different por-
tons of the State at the last election. Here
is one which comes in certified form, and
which tine proper officers should investigate;
MEssRs EDITORS: In accordance with the
late Act of the General Assembly of North
Carolina, the polls were opened at Joyner's
Township in Wilson county on the 9th day
of August, to elect two Justices of the Peace,
Township Clerk and one Constable and
School Committee. The polls were opened
at half-past nine, A. NJ, and closed about
quarter to eight, P. M. The inspectors
taking very active interest in the election
so much so as to allow numbers of voters
to vote twice in the same day. This fact
can be established by respectable men who
witnessed it. We take this method of en-
tering our protest against such fraud, con-
testing the election and demand new cleo
ton at the same time. fi 1'
We, the undersigned, state the above writ
ten paper to be Correct and true. .ai
j. E. Tatten, Monroe Il. White, Randel
Hamlet, Wright Barnes, Wiley Bullock,
| Stephen Barns, Jerry B. Bullock, Joseph
Conte, ]. P, Henry G. canon, Seth Skin
ner, Ebert Parker '
Wilson County, N. c., Aug. 18th, 1862.
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Rail Road Progress.

We are glad to learn on good authority
that the contractors on all the lines of the
work from this place-Swannanoa Duck
town and Paint Rock are making rapid
progress On the latter road our friend Col.
Ames, at work only two weeks, already has
half mile graded and ready for the track;
and Mr. Rohr has his contract, two miles,
nearly completed, while all along the line to
Marshall, ground is broke and hands are at
work among the rock blasting, making fine
Roadway. The contractors on the Duck
town route, in Haywood, have been recalled
we understand, to await the running of an
other experimental line, thought to be nearer
and cheaper. This will soon be located
and everything go thoroughly to work again.
On the Swannanoa road the contractors are
endeavoring to finish their work in order to
be ready to receive the cars when they
reach the mountain by temporary road
across the mountain, and in advance of the
completion of the Tennessee line which it is
understood will require some time yet to
get through.-AsheOiIle Pioneer. y
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The Roumanian Girl show,

Visitors to London, says the Neaos, have
been rather astonished by Our Baby Show;
but what shall we say to an annual fair for
manageable young girls. Such show
took place on the 18th and 18th of last
month, and is of immemorial custom among
the Roumanians. AS the time for the fair
approaches, the fathers whose children are
manageable, collect what they can afford as
dowry. Whatever this consists of, it is
packed, if possible, into cart or carriage,
and on the appointed day they all-fathers,
children and chattels-start for some tryst-
ing place, generally chosen among the west
ern mountains of Pennsylvania When the
fair is opened, the fathers climb to the top
of their carriages and shout with the whole
power of their lungs, II have daughter to
marry Who wants wife2" The call is
answered by some other parent who has a
son he is anxious to pair off. The two
parents compare notes, and if the marriage
portion is satisfactory, the treaty is there
and then concluded. The young man takes
possession of his wife with all her goods and
chattels, and drives off merrily.
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Crimes and Casualties.

Calvin Logston, Kentucky % years old,
confesses eight murders.
Duff, the Butcher, whose deeds of blood
form one of the blacklist pages of the re-
bellion, is in Jail at Little Rock, Ark, for
numbering negro in cold blood. The feel
ing against him is intense.
Ten or twelve gentlemen of the road" are
laying tribute on Little River county, Ar
kansas.
Mr.. Mann disposed of his enemy Mr..
Bryant, in Clark county, Ark, Aug. 18th by
'justifable murder"
A convict in the Maryland penitentiary,
who has three years to serve as cattle thief,
has fallen heir to $4,000 by the death of a
relative in Ohio, and some very disinterested
persons are endeavoring to procure his
pardon.
Cora Davis, sudden woman at Column
bus, Ohio, committed suicide on Saturday
with cold poison. A canal boatman failed
to reciprocate enough affection.
On Friday, Goth, near Newark, N. j., a
young lady saw man fall on the railroad
track, in fit, when train was in sight
She pulled him off just in time to save his
life, but had the trail of her dress cut off by
the train. She refused to give her name.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-09-01

BAPTIST AssocIATIoNs.-The following
Baptist Associations will meet at the times
and places mentioned:
ROCKY RIVERA Prospect Church, Stanly
House, October ed.
!. IGsn.a Cj.,sE---At the Ch4,rch Mt Cape Fear,
Cumberland county, IL miles below Fayetteville,
October 18th. The Executive Board will meet
at White Oak, Sampson county, August 9th.
RALEIGH-At the Church at Bethany, on the
N. C. R. R., IL miles west of Raleigh, October
18th. -FIeD re
CATAwBA RIvER-At Providence Church, Ca
tawba county, near Catawba Station October
7th. af 9-. sz-
CENTRAI-At Wake Cross Roads Church, IL
miles Northeast of Raleigh, October 9TH. Meet
ing of ministers, deacons, &c., at Flat Rock
Church, Franklin county, August Goth.
| Roam MouNTAIN-At Roam Mountain Church.
Mitchell county, Sept 18th.
| sELMA-At Berea Church, 10 miles east Of
Asheville, Sept. 4th.
TRANsYLvANIA-At Macedonia rhrroh Co..,
| TENDER 1lth 'ep'
BRIER CREEK-At Brier Creek. Wiltos ,o,,,,
Sept. 25th. Soun'''
BROWN CREEK-At Olive Branch. IIn,or ,,,,.,
Oct. 1st
EAsTERN-At Lisbon, Sampson county, Oct
5th. ~
GREEN KIvER-At Rock Spring, 10 miles wes
OF Rutherfordton, Oct. LIST. ls7i
KINGS MoUNTAIs-At Double Springs, Cleve
land county, Sept oath.
SANDY cREEK-At Carthage, Moore county
Oct. 2nd. ..i.-i.a ~ M
| TADKN-At Reeee's Church, Oct. LIST.