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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-01-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY, Jan. 1S, 1869.
The House met at 10 o'clock.
The Speaker in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. LONG, of Chatham.
TheJournal of Saturday last was read and
approved.
Mr.. HINNANT reported the following bills
and resolutions correctly enrolled and they
were thereupon signed by the Speaker:
Joint resolution to provide an office for
the State Auditor;
Resolution in favor of W. H. White;
Resolution in relation to bills presented
by the Code Commissioners;
Resolution to provide for an office for the
Superintendent of Public Instruction;
Act to incorporate Lebanon Lodge No.
273, A. Y. NJ, of Columbus county;
Act to amend an act concerning the gov
ernment of counties;
Act for the charter of ferry across Neusc
river in the county of Craven; and
Act to incorporate Dunn's Rock Lodge
No. 267, A. Y NJ of the town of Brevard,
Pennsylvania county.
MIR. STILLEY presented communication
from Camden county in relation to the
claims OF Mr.. Taylor to the contested seat
now occupied by Mr.. Ferebee
MIR. FRENCH introduced resolution to
raise joint committee of two on the part
of the Senate and three on the part of the
House to consider all matters connected
with the peDitentiary. He moved a suspen-
sion of the rules to adopt the resolution.
After debate, the motion failed
Mr.. INGRAM introduced bill to authorize
elections in certain townships in the State
Judiciary Committee.
SPECIAL ORDER
The special order for half past 10 o'clock
came up, being House bill No. III, to pro-
vide for the better protection of certain DELFT
ors. the question being ON the adoption ofMr
Seymoui's substitute for the bill.
Mr.. HARRIS, of Wake, the introducer of
the bill, opposed the substitute, because it
would not effect the object of protecting the
homestead exemption for poor people.
After debate, covering the grounds of
former debate, the substitute was not
adopted.
The question recurred upon the adoption
of the substitute of Mr.. Harris, of Wake.
The substitute was adopted
Mr.. ELLIS moved to amend the bill, as
amended, by adding the following: "Proci-
ded, That this act shall not apply to any
debts contracted since the adoption of the
new Constitution
Mr.. JUSTICE, of Rutherford, understood
the otject of the bill to be to carry into ef-
fect the old law exempting certain articles
OF household furniture, &c. He opposed
this amendment; which would in effect re-
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EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
Message from the Senate announced the
appointment of Messrs. Lassiter and Osborne
Senate branch of committee to examine the
petition of w. F. Beasley, concerning the
manufacture Of sugar from Sorghum.
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Bowman,
Hodgin and Jarvis House branch of said
committee.
Message from the Senate returned House
bill to authorize w. D. Justice, former sheriff
of Henderson county, to collect arrears of
taxes for the years 1866 '67, with an amend
msnt to insert the following names: r. NJ
Stafford, late Sheriff of Guilford county r.
II. Worthy, Moore; S. r. Bunting New
Hanover; Lewis Bond, BERTHE E. H. Ray,
Wake Nelson Slough, Caparrus; John L.
Harris, Person w. A. Murray. Alamance; !;
Daniel Lotion, Davidson; o. T. Colgroye,
Jones E. F. Cox, Lenoir: T.. W. Patter
son, Rockingham E A. Gupton. Frank
lin; Geo. Credle, Hyde; N. R. Jones' War
ren; g. ]. Williams, Chatham; VIM. Hay
more, Snrry; w. E. Pearcy, Yancey
The amendment was concurred in.
On motion of Mr. ESTES the tax bill was
taken up.
Section 81 to 80 were severally read and
adopted, with various amendments. A new
section was inserted as section 81. Sections
80 to 80 were adopted Section 40 was
stricken out. The concluding section was
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. ESTES the bill was post
poned until o'clock P NJ. tomorrow.
Resolution in favor of the Sheriff of
Brunswick cocnty was referred to the COM
mittee on Private Bills '.'
Resolution to raise special committee of
three to examine the matter of the payment
of a sum of money to 81. NJ. Waugh, of Sur
ry county was adopted.
Bill for the better protection of certain
debtors was taken up.
Mr. MALONE moved to strike out section
two and all after the word ''misdemeanor"
in the third section.
The amendments were agreed to-
Bill passed third reading.
The House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
5af WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20, 1859.

The House met at 10 o'clock. &
The SPEAKER in the Chair. a
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. LONG, of Chatham.
9 The Journal of yesterday was read and
approved. ssF hafa 81 q
g Mr.. BARNETT reported favorably on several
f, bills from the Committee on Corporations
u, Mr. Latin, from the Committee on Inter-
nal Improvements, reported favoral,ly upon
the bill in relation to plank roads. pi>sifii
several readings under suspension
of the rules .5s7i oil Asigd q slal
3 Mr.. JARVIS introduced a resolution In fa-
vor Oft G. HumphMes, late sheriff Of Curri-
tuck county.
Mr.. HlNNANT, reported the following bills
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
ANNUAL SESSION, 1ssscss.
SENATE.

reported Specially for the Standard
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-28

since, the City Council, new Board, three
Of whom are men and brethren " of
the black or African parsuasiUu, in sol
N council declared the Republican Of
fee a nuisance, aud directed its forcible
removal at the expiration OF ten days
The Council sc the same time elected tbs
Gazette official journal of the city,
which the Republican weep5 over as an
Abandonment of "tTue.R epublicanism
for an alliance with the Ku-RluXss, pre-
dieting that the Gazette, "OTgan Of the
Ku-Klux Khan" will, with great pre-
priety, bs chosen the Governors organ
before the year Is out. We " make 3
ring" and all the people say, let 'em
fight !" When dog eats dog, whatm man
of sense asks " eur?" In the mean
time, not only the prosperity of Arksn-
sas snd the South, but Of the "%n6tion,"
of Memphis, Cincinnati and New York,
as we'll as OF Little Rock, ia retarded, to
keep plRcemen, plundeTers Of the public
treasury, In power. And what is far
worse, the heritage constitutional lib
erty, hsbeas corpus, the right of repre-
s~entation, the rights and immunities OF
the private citizen, bequeathed by mon
srchical ancestors, is sold for "a mess OF
pottsge.
There is q prospect that others than
those now holding power in the United
States viii investigate and yentiiate 10
European civilization the atrocities of
Clayton's militia. A British subject, q
naval officer on half pay, was AIKEN
from q steamboat ct Augusta by a squad
Of Upham's militia, and with other unOf-
gentlemen, shot like a dog"
while appealing for protection TO the
Crown, by letters addressed TO
the British Minister.
Yours truly, BENADHEM.
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Summary Execution OF TIVE
HuTse-ThieYes.
The Masked HOFsemeR Again
the Avengers.

We learn By az arrival fgGm Madison
county, yesterday, the particulars Of 8
terrible tragedy psrpetrated by 3 band oi
masked ana disguised regulators, az Pop
lar Corner, Madison county, on Monday
morning last.
Two men, or rather g man ana q youth,
named John Fox and Sam Wssle, Tay-
Ior. stole a pair Of horses frGm some one
ia the county and carried them to Dyers-
burg and Sold them. TIE theft was die
covered AID they we're pursued, arrested
and turned Ovgr % az officer OF the law
Squire Lawrence, iur trial and punish
msnt
OG Monday morning, a half hour be
fore daylight, the al was surrounded by
q body VI armed men numbering fifteen
or twenty, masked and otherwise dis
guised, who JUok the prisoners tfUE their
cells, carried them a half mile or 50 into
the country and shOJ them 10 death.
Fox Is represented as having been a
man Of forty 10 fOrty-ave years Oid, bus
Taylor was q mere DesFdIess yOGJn. The
bodies were literally riddied, sach having
from fifteen to twenty bullet bOiesia them
EEs greatest excitement prevails 81 jack
son, and Tee deed - generally Condemned
OF al classes OF ciuzsEE. Pyplsr CJruec
Is a thoroughly Rs0Ionl PreGiDc1s end Al
ls surmlscd that persons 81 that party
comaItJJed the deed. At the corOaer's
inquest nothing was eIcited a y that
The deed was done, by whom none knew,
10 quote their own words, day more than
If they had dropped from be ci0gG5
Fuptal Corner evidently VANS the
militia.
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MILITIA.
GIayIOn's EOughs and Gut
Ghroa1s in Memphis.

Considerable excitsu ant and indigna-
| don was created among our pescsRbie
| ciCiz Ems yesterday, ~ the appearance on
Nam street Of q bsb dozen long-hsiFeG,
tFjy, Notwithstanding ruiIlans, loaded
down with wespo1s. They were ln-
sandy recognized oy the cut % their 10,
0y all who Ciapped eyes on them, TO be
Arkansas militia. or course the widest
-Umors were soon aflOaJ about them
Que individual asserted that they were
Upham's-saother, CiaytOnis staff an
Ither had seen these two worthless, and
recognized them, themselves, in the
party.
"A malicious individual got into 2 little
6not Of Arkansas refugees, who were
looking ct them from Rfar with mouths
watering to hang them, and whispered
hat they Yere q posse c%On7stdt19
drought with hiC by Clayton TO arrest
several parties VINO had fed hither for
protection" limiting 81 the SAME time
a.at they were especially after a certain
Tolicksome newspaper man who lately
arrived here from 5eRrcy- This last TO
mark was heard by , rather stout gentle
Gan with spectseies, VINO was in q neigh
Q ring shop buying twenty-five cents
worth Of paper collars FOR next summers
wear, and without saying good bye or
EaiUng % pGy for the collars, ne grabbed
1hem and made q straight coat tail for
the Charleston depot.
the q. deserved Uf ell observers" how
we're destined soon 70 settle the
subject. After taking R turn or 50 around
Whisky Chute, they fled into P0Oley IL
6arnum's, where they were pursued by
, vzuSn police officer, who demanded
the meaning Of their wSTlIke array. |
Tney replied that they were "meiish,"
and hunting for something TO steal
That settled the matter. Come along
me-" mildly said the guardian OF
peace. Meanwhile q large crowd
al gasaered on the sidewalk IA II the
IJrsels. ead several friendly little hints
vautursd on that If they did not
they might wish they had, so
hey accompanied the officer TO Adams
street. 5Uauun, where fifteen pistols,
,esIdes knives and Otner weapons, we're
from their persons. AS there was
10 charge entered against theui they
allowed TO depart, after being
.gbteued Of their amor and told when
.ey we're ready tOlesve to WI they could
ct them again.
This is the malicious charge spoken of
2 ~ lying RzuIcal "muUChpIece and
pologisJ Tor mUrdersrs.' and these
ldivldUals sre the gentlemen that we're
cruelty maiJresteu by the police.
IF you want good old Megibben whisky, =
0 10 MegIbOeA & Bro, PSI Main 81.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-GeOTge ~. Recess,
Judge.-phe following business was
transacted in the above Court yesterday
State Of Tennessee, use, etc, VS. E1Wards
ct al, nan suit.
Caldwell rs Harvey, judgment for de-
f5udants.
Same rs Sparks, judgment for defend
ants.
Same vs. White, non suit.
Same vs. G. G. Holmes, non suit.
Same Va ". Il. HOLMES, non suit.
same vs. AueT, non suit.
The case OF b Ood d Co. vs. May was
concluded and given 70 the jury. Owing
10 the lateEess Of The hour q verdict was
not returned. WI. Mclean, Tax Col
lector OF this county, fled his report OF
the list Of leudg for condemnation, to be
sold iar the payment of State and county
taxes f05 he year 1865, and judgmSnr
was du!y entered thereon. mnJ-day win
De motion day, Toe roll Of attorneys
VIII % cst'ed, commencing at letter A.
AL appealed cases Ylil be dismissed, in
WhleA q sppa!iant does not appear in
same,
MUNICIPAL oURT-GeO. W. WaIdran.
Jt0ge-A few cases ON yesterdays cal
endET were heard ard judgments entered
10 the same. The csss OF Cubbius, Gum
q Co0yer rs. Heimsn ct al, was not con-
Guided, baL Viii bs taken Gp this morn
lngi As o as Court COnVenes; after
the disposal OF which the remaining
cases on yesterdays calendar will b5
called for trial and in addition thereto
the following cases, which were specially
sat for to-day, to-wit:
1923 McKe0n VS. German Casino.
1888 Terry 70 Ratlsnd ct al.
1880 Mosely vs. Same.
1855 Jones vs Same,
1856 Hinton VS. Same.
1857 Tate vs. Same.
l645 Jones vs WOrmeley, Joy & Co. Is
l646 Hengold VI Z1eifui ct 81.
1870 Harrington d Howell VS. Cross.
1871 Jackson VS. Cross.
CHANCEBY COURT.-Wm. II. Smith.
ChanceHOT.-Thi3 court was engaged the
entire day Yesterday with the trial OF
Greeniaw vs. biaydwell. Pending the
trial OF the same, court adjourned until
this morning, when the above mentioned
case will oe reEumed and concluded; af-
ter which the untried cases on yesser-
days calendar will be called for hearing,
The Clerk and Master will take an &C.
count to day in tue case ct Mullen vs.
Montana,
ALL kinds of dress goods marked down
of y TouanzEafn & proo
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Capt. Sam Rose, Of the Upton Rec0rd,
is IN the city
Col JAKE FroIich is still In town, stop
hing at the Peabody Hotel.
NE were pleased to meet 10 our Office
Yesterday Col. Dew Wisdom, editor OF
the Jackson Tribune. one OF the largest,
-handsou1est and best Of "a exchanges.
Col. Wisdom is stopping at the Peabody
Hotel.
". A. n lson, Esq, Masonic Grand
Lie urer or the State and General
Agent for the " Masonic ORPHANS Home
Lie Assurance" Is ia sur city. We
welcome bin and feel satisfied bis adj
vent will be hailed with pleasure by the
fraternity.
We are sorry TO learn, from the Water
Valley Eagle, that Col. Sam Tate was
taken seriously i'll Ok the down train
from Grand Junction 10 That place, on
Thursday evening last. We hope that
long ere this be 10 out and about again,
for the country can III afford 10 lose, even
temporarily, 80 stirring and sterling 3
man as Col. Tate.
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NICHOLSON PAvEhrENT.-The con-
TRAITORS have finished al Of the work Of
having with the Nicholson pavement let
10 them ia this city. The Chsncery
Court has decided the question of the
n~roperty owners liability in favor Of
5he contractors. The contractors r re-
onired by the city TO enforce the e0llec-
fton Of this tax by suits against the prop
.eTtv for It's condemnation and sale; hence
aye shelI expect all parties indebted to
as for the pavement 10 come to our Office
ND settie. II there are those who can
not nav the money, let them come Up
and saw frankly what they can and
wiII do. and We shall do what We can in
s-ccepting such terms az they may be able
10 offer Us. l. h BLOWN Co.
January Z, 1858.
LEDGER and Post copy.
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PhIIadelphis. Dec. 81, iS88.

~ OTICE,
~ The subscribers have this day formed a
Limited partnership according TO law, under
the arm name OF MONROE, SMALTz & CO.,
for the general Boot and Shoe Business In the
city Of Philadelphia, TO January J,
1859, and to terminate December 81, ISL. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, JO-
sEPH E. SaALTZ. MAHLON S. STOKES
and JOHN 7. MONROE, end the Special Part
ner is CHARLES D. REED, and they all res
pectively reside in the city Of Philadelphia.
The special Partner has contributed to the
ommon stock OF the nTm in goods and cash
the sum Of nifty thousand dollars.
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH Z. SMALrA
n. =. STOKES,
JOHN I. MONROE,
General Partners
CHARLES D. REED
special Partner:
Philadelphia. Dee. 81. 1865
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CERTIFICATE.-This is 10 certify thatI
had sore eyes in the very worst form,
and suffered the most intense pain EC
fact MY suffering was so great That / did
not sleep more than tWo hours 10 two
weeks. I was almost totally blind; ny
wife having 10 lead me 10 RDc RODS my
meals. 1 was under the treatment % one
Of the best physicisDs o. the city about
three weeks without the Least benF fit. I
grew worse al the time. 7 finally de-
tsrmIned to try DR.. Norris, ~oculist, whose
great SUCCESS 10 the treatment Of such
Diseases has become famous throughout
the entire South Under DR.. Norris
treatment I commenced 10 improve i'm
mediaJsiy, and in twelve hours 1 was
entirely relieved Of al pain and 10 a few
weeks was perfectly well. Ny sight il IS
good as It ever was. l ADVISE any ~ az
1ijcted s. / have been 10 apply to Dr.. N.
whose eve and ear inhrmary is at z33
Main street, Memphis, Tenn. He VII
certainly cure you'll your case is durable.
ISAAC TAYLOR.
Cor 90 sud HAl street,, Memph4s
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want d--City sHd cOuBtrv peg
me- to know that We aEe Offering
Smr spss ndid < Oek of hOOBs,
I10e ana Hats al retail, as tess
than wholesale prices. Satisfy
VOurseIVss b. locking.
}, 4. EHA DEAR & Co.
2zS aED Street.
Goods nOt exactly Ia style less
than cOst.
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At the New Memphis theater LOrle
still draws full houses, and the excellent
stock company continues to sustain Miss
Mitchell, who, it is net too much to say,
never appeared to greater advantage.
The bill tonight is MdTgdt, the Poultry
Dealer.
The Gaiety is filed to OVERLOOKING
every night, and deservedIy 80, since its
programme comprise the most laugh
able and sidessplitting fsrces and the
newest songs,
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JANUARY IS. 1859

county. A few iawless men there may
be, just as there are bsd men everywhere
But q man that minds his own business,
no matter from what particular locality
he may come, Will bB treated with all
the courtesy usually extended by a brave
and chivairous people. But they ere like
the loOking-glass, IL frowned at, meanly
treated anu spit upon, they viii return
the measure that Is metea to them.
"a man can get any treatment he
wants in Columbia. If he wants good
treatment, he has only to command 1t
by his actions; if he desires to kill, he
had better look sharp or he will get
killed. My soldlersgO everywhere they
please in the county, and are treated
with the utmost eivility and courtesy by
the citizens. An honest man and q gen.
tleman need not be afraid to go to Maury
county TO live, and no matter where he
may hail from. There Is no necessity
aOtGtereT for the presence Of the militia in
MotTy cOnnty, ss the military force I'll.
ready there is sufficient to prevent crime
and see that civil law is executed.
WHAT COOPER SAID.
The Press and Times very r Idicsl)
says: Gen. Cooper gave the honorable
delegates the ssurR that neither Pc
titiOns sjgued by scores of names, nor
even copies Of resolutions measurable
by the yard, would pass with him or the
Governor when il came to the question
Of sending q soTcs Of armed men int
riotous counties. What was wanted was
action, and net words. II the people OF
any portion OF the State where the
hu klux abound didn't want the militia
sent there they must 60 to work, knock
the Ru-kluX in the head, bring up some
OF the rank offenders, and show that
they were in earnest in seeking TO restore
law and order, and not be quite so Wig
OrOus IN passing resolutions against the
ku Rlux in any number Of public meet
lngs, nor yet In getting up petitions ask
ing to have the militia kept far from
them. The way we look at it, Gen.
Cooper IS exactly right. There has been
enough said about the damnable band of
asssssins, which has spread q reign of
terror over many portions OF our State,
and it is time something was done.
THE NEW MOVEMENT.
A movement is now on foot by which
Ii is proposed not to send militia to OF de-
clare martial law in any county until
the occurrence of further disorders. The
militia are to be organized, brought to
Nashville and placed In camp here, but
Will not be quaTtered on any community
Ia case the public peace should be main
tanned, and the laws promptly executed
all who are guilty OF violent de-
mOnstration5 such as have brought about
Jhep present critical condition of affairs. 1
is thought that Gov. BroWnlOw can
brought to consent 10 such an ar
'angement.
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II YOU went good old Msgtbben whisky,
90 10 Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main sc.

HoRRID CRIME.-We sre Informed
that 9 man named Jesse 3. Dawson, liv-
ing ct or near Madison, committed, or is
accused of having committed, q rape on
. little girl OF tnAt town, only twelve
wears old. Daweon lad a trial before g
magistrate a day or two ego, and was
bound over 20 snswor to tbs charge at
the next term Of the Criminal COlrt IN
toe sum Of SO 900. He was unable to
give the bonds, and at last accounts was
still ia custody.
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TEN L..
II MONROE. sMALTZ a CO. nave TINS aaS
removed to : and 4 MAHAEt street.
where they will carry .on the Aanniaetnring
and Jobhing OF Boots and Shoes, as successors
to Haddoek, Reed d Co.
December 2, 1885. ta1
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MULE TRADE-LsTge Groves Of mules
have been arriving Ia city during
the LAST few days. We understand That
prices Of both mules and horses have de-
creased, in consequence OF an ogerst0ek
Of the Southern market and dealers
have loaf heavily.
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SLUNGsHUTTED-Oos Of the Nt
ket saloon scenes was enacted Las N1s
81 the new Parior Concert SzIOc.
SeceEd street. An individual, under
influence Of liquor it Is supposed, walk :,
in and deliberately slu0gsbotted q cI
the waiter girls. He wss arrested ana
carried % Ire First District station.
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ATTEND the great redgsuOB aale 81 z
LOWenstein & Bros.


THE CHAAPION.-Not TIE " champion
Of the light weights" or " heavy
weights,' but tbs Champion Wrought
Iron o ven Cooking Stove. lis " cham
pIon " In every wsy-of durability, beau
u Of shspe, excellence CT material used,
simplicity and cOmmOdiousness. The
Champion is msGe Of the hest quality OF
Hanging RJck charcoal iron. As ~ du-
rability, the Champion is superior to ali
others it is made to last, and with
prGper care will 10 the cooking of a fam
by through g generation. Il is simpiic-
ity itself; il has bGg one damper-a slid
iDg one on top Of the stove, and with it
lie hest OF the ovens is instantly Tegu-
lated. The oven is Of wrought irSp, and
the Chalaslo4 is the only stove that Is
made that way. Ehs huss are larger
and deeper than any other stove, and
will not choke 40 the reservoir 10 en-
ssleled snc cannot Iust the fire chaLn-
Nefs .Gre constructed particularly with
I'VE - Southern VISITS, and big sticks
= q 1oGG--t- faet, as we have SAID, the
,tova - the ebsnpion, aud deies com
,ention ia any particular. A hOst oi
.rif-asses % cur Eat1st have used it, and
.esfifV To iris facs. Il Is rof safe exeiu-
~ II. Wetter & Co., la and Is
Monroe street. Memphis, Tenn.
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A FALsEHOoD The Radical organ IN
this city states that the "Tebei" papers
here were couseling the assassination Of
Clayton. II by "rebel" papers the
APPEAL il meant, We pronounce the
statement A MALICIOUS, DELIBERATE,
WnEUI LIE.
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Advertisements iR this column Pub
lished at 10 cents per line, each insertion.
The cheapest and most c0RaPicUoGs dd-
vertiasno knouCa to TIE newspaper WOTld.
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NNREET PROPERTY AT AUG
MAIN . See tbs advertisement Of
IION oDA- =, Trtzevsnt y Co.. Auc
Messrs' hsyte Er sale and leass to-
~tioneers, oEenub Ut lots on Main street
day the Only VEGA PcZiar and Union
TO be had between
streets,
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THE ECLIPsE.-Ther6 was a partial
egIf9ss If the moon last night 4Ae
moon entered shadow 81 h&li-pasL SIX
O'Clock ard Left a. twelve minutes 20
nine, mean time. The magnitude o. me
eclipse was nearly hall ne moons IA
amptpr.