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TEBMSS2 00 rER ANNUM,
" THE NOBLEST MO
VOLUME XXI. NO. 32.
TERMS OF SUBSCKIFTIOI.
Siagltcopy, in advance. perannna $2.00
" " at the end of the yfci.r 3,00
Single copies, five cents.
No labseription will be received for less than 6ix
months.
Rates of Advertising.
Sixty cents per square of l lines, or less, for the
Srst, and 3 cents for each subsequent insertion, tor
auy pcnuu uuuer lurct: uiuni.
For three months, . . ' . . v. $4 00
For. six months, . . . . . . . t 00 "
For twelve raon ths, . . . . . . 10 00
Other advertisements by the year on favorable
terms. Advertiseis aro particularly requested to
tat.e theiiamber of ii?rtioos desired, otherwise they
will he inserted untilforbid. and charged accordingly
"JOB WORK, of all kinds executed neatly and
promptly.
P. J'. SINCLAIR. Enrron anb PnCpmrroB.
J
" lTTEYlfcLE, N. C.rj lAYV QCTOBEB; 26
r ' J GiUrV- m 4t. tfsJl lffHfe elon.
miscellaneous. A ATTB3STTIOKT S fifflr UU Hi 2uaiMiU&lU ICV
g gQ E ETec ' , , w ,o oAiri.ii cmt, rr . ... "?- -: ' Trrwf eh a union be efP
WHOLE NUMBER 123d
AMES MARTINE would info rm h
lricIIUs. lulu me luii;u ycutiany, butti. tie mis
removed from his former stand, North side Hay
street, to the Store hourly opposite, lormerly
ncemiied bv him as a Tiu Manufactory.-' And
offers lor sale on the most favorable terms, a lame
and full assortment
LEGAL NOTICES.
ATTORNEY, A T LAW.
. rFFICE west end of-the Insurance building, Hay
'rAt TORK ET AT .LAW ,
-" -' , Carthage, N. C.
A LL business entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention,
Mareh2, 1860. ly
M. J. McDUPHK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Fayettevm-k, n. o. '
N. A. MEAX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LUMBER TON, N C,
Collections promptly attended to.
April 21st, 18C0 ly.
DUKCA9T J. DKVANF.,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
CLINTON, X. C,
WILLpractice in the County and Superior Couu
f it laden, Cumberland, and Sampson . w
the adjoining Counties. Office near the Ciintoi Iioi
Feby 10, ItsKO. tf
A- 3- McLUAN,
Attorney & Counsellor at aw,
SUMMERVI 1ST. C
WILL attend the Courts ot Cumberland Moore.
Johnson ard Harnett County PKOMl'T atten
tion giveu.tue collection of all claims entrusted to his
care. . . -
Dec 23 tf-
r z 4ii
& -EB3 BKT ntC JCLu JHL BO I.
Af JSO. 10 H )L'TH S H HAY' :Kb,T.
31 y Stuck of Ready-Jlad? flashing ij now Compla
1 ENTLEMEN will find at this establishment a )
V M STOCK OStGOODS. well made and at a
price, embracing every description of
COATS. PANTS AID VESTS FOR COTS AX VI
The largest assortment of Shirts, Linen & Marst
.-I-jtlit Era
teoro nus election. At any rate, a tne worst come sS7 yy . ; , , . i ,
Kv tlMfeworst. it is something to have the South uni- 1 dc its appeanncjUL this terrestrial globe ? la other
4 Vi-d on ny othep Uim Bkeciuskiikje can j words, did tMTOv '
1 a union be effected.
. : . .
?mh Petelrsfeurg Intelligencer, March 2, tiffV
rl . Xilrj lllvi i Alii I. -
& Marsei .-rt,t.'n. i,., m v,:,.i, ,.i t.'
Stocks, Cravats, Ties, trench Lace T ies. eTe-. , - f , i;4i!,J
variety ofCpllars Socks Under Garments of old mny " anizations. Used as those or-
V, ;tization,s
fcyl'fctive ,,la
CLEMENT G. WRIGHT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
T'avettovIllO, M". C
1X7"ILL nractice in the counties ol Uladen. Samp-
V V sou and Cumberland. Prompt attention given
to all husiucss committed to his charge.
April 2, 1858. tf
W. S. NORMENT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IT LAW
IjUAlUblllU, x.- , !an.l for its excellency rouwnirecomme
"IxriLI ATTJSXtf tne -"?' "g"!" "IVi ' M-r sale JAiaK .i SNv- O
bus.
All ia?mfiss uui us"-- A. . 1. .....
prompt attention. Office m iue woUl .
July I. 1859. l-y-w
iurllOCJ
PAINTS, OILS. . E aa)j SADDLERY HARDWARE
and TRIMMINGS,
- AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
PLOUGHS AXDFLOUGU castlxgs, BUILDING
X?ATEEIA LMi:cnANICS' TOOLS, FRENCH BURR
AND ESOPUSmii aroSEg AXKER BOLTING
CLOTHS &c- .c-' - ,
I will take this opportunity 01 reiurumg my
f.,r the natronasre so liberally extended to me, ai.d
most respectfully solicit a continuance of tne wn-e.
Sept. 22. 1 ?"v
TABACE. POIDKE DEXTIFKHE
0C0 OR TJEXTAL
SNUFF
ra ,- Iniroilnced to t'je Amoii-
I ' 1. v - - - . . - - ....
' ., ,,l,i;.. :-nmmt,ed ol the
. - . I . . laii .......... 1
: Hsi1 . .i;ncti.,l nf it nh i-i-t-
f ., . :.! .ui.;.i...r iU
lOltUOie (JUillltiC?, iv- .r
ter as a disimectaui ttiiu umr
nt. It has the enilorsemeni 01
Parisian world as the most use
.'Xi fnl and elegant toilet article in l-l -.
-Siiiii world, iilegautiy inoutnen.
Super! ly flavored, as an oruamont, and a? a Toiletl
pleasure it has no equal.
NtTICE ! ! ! ;
Encased in two forms. :. '
No. 1 GOLDEN BANDED OCO ' 1:.
Retains
all its natural sir -nirth and pun.srev.cy... impurti-d.
and is a most sup i i, r article for those who desire
agreeable sliinulaut. It imparts t- th teeth tuat pe
culiar br lliancy for which the ladiesf Souther Lu
rope are so justly celebrated.
So. 2. SILVER HANDED OCO
fv Tesigne.
expressly for the Northern market retains l its
povcrs as a dntitrice though gr-tly reduced Jn its
stimnlatin.s properties .
As a Gem f
' On your Toilet Stitrfd
You will be
Pleased with it,
end if f
I JJtvr. and
: SaLl' 12 -pov
Linen, Silk and Cotton : Alexander's
Glovej' Buckskin Gloves;
Skin Cloves, .Suspenders,
rf jsnnm a .1 curtio.a hats m
Carnet Ha s. Umbrellas. Knsrlish
lery. Razors, Straps, Perfumery
Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Flutinas. Accorded
ian Striujjs, for all stringr instrument.
ALSO tmcnV??.'
A great many other GOODS, too "u' 'ctiull
tl v friends and customers are very ,
viced to call and make ttie.r P"":".
May ftd, 60Ttf. ' - - .
S031KTfllXO-:GOOD-'
' A DISCOVEHY
OF AN .'INDIAN CHARM
IOR the immediate enrtng- of ti e bites of MAD
DOGS, W ild Beasts,;8nakes, Spiders and all otlie
poisonous reptiles. Itjft composed ol wild roots and
hc:bs. A Buliicient,4iaantity to last one year will be
sent to any address, post paid, for one dollar ; or full
directions for preparing the above charm, and also
for tlistinguishig '"the different roots and h-rbs, will
be sent to any ddress, by mail, post paid, on receipt
of Fire Dollars. Address,
- J. T. MO DUN,.
Timmonsville, S. C.
Sop. 29?S ' '
THE ibPcriber, intcnr.iiig to change his busmess.wil
011 -Monday, Oct. loth, otler his entire Stock of Goods
consisting 01
My. JH.-ST GOODS9
Groceries Hardware,
llofiow Ware Cm
ler&f$Sioes 3
era ,t TTT CXXT "
btw. r H. . ... t:
- It was a night such as belongs only to tropic
' zones the sky waj brilliantlyset with stars, while
the- moon, thus attended, moving, in regal splendor,
hour ; tliatLoftness pervaded Ue atmosphere which
cAAAie ... . 1 . .1 ! 1 1 I 1
.4. n
"Wuli XllllllVllUt; Ul V tlx, JJU
VMiA.i'-'i i .-J
t T jw States Mt rfin toiind Bteaflr- s strength
; - . " - - -v -
..a r ; r.. i .
uvyv revi vevi, lor - lamiiy ui ure uitiiguiu:
&kcring firelight whispered to rats of a place to
., . Ji, J.-io 9 c v, ' i 1
! The sale will cotitiuue ii-om lay today, u.itii nil re
sold. Gotmtiy Mei'chaiits would do well to attend.
Terms liberal and made kuown at .-r.le.
t)ct, 1.1, It. Tili iS. J. JOHNSON.
I MULLKT! MULI.r.Ti I MULLHT!!!
A-S uAlv Cc VISE UAKliKLs. Jul luccivud aud
CO M M ISSIOSMERCILANJ&C;
D Dot for the States a:.d Cnucla, U i ate
June e, iM tl. cUw y
I-
Olainmission fllcrctjant.
vir.irNGTON. N. C.
WILL irive prompt and personal attention to all
Goaf igaeutsPof Spirits Turpe.it.ue Uosm,
Tar T-rpentine, and ail country produce r sale
:J ntc E uo stairs over the Store ot Mr on-gla-a0najornfnSPLntter.oh-s..
wharf. North aer
Street
June 18, 1359. tf
rR.
for Sale by.
Sept. 7 !;?"'). Ni. .. Gr
A" TITBicii-n 1 ID fUClUVC Mill .!
FSXrriven no indication since" of the slightest
"r- . .. ' -.r w. i j i i i,n..
uiiire in tiieir posHaoii, ? v uuvi nvicu,
pot.viUistandmg ll-the discurageitientj', that the
Whi" party at the 5&rtb' would, under the wise
counsel of such men:SFyrett, Choate and others
6i like stampr be broUghi; consider tlie follies and
would upon reflection, retfiw, their steps and bc-
....1 :fl. W't;a Jr'V,o Qrt'litb inaffTpat
ceme uimi'i " "-tsT r ,f"w o
nunnai puj ij .
ED W AUD EVERETT woulJ,-af all pen, have sig
nalized his devotion to me consirmuT? .uu'na'ks 01
the country as they are embodied na Juardea in
those great enactments of the thirty-first Congress
knvn'ft collectively as the Compromise-Msfe which
ho ahv.v s avowed himself the ardent friend
If he. "ha J stood firmly up to the crisis tf-Jjc had
proven himsf If true-to his post in the time ef Aal
tliere would have been a chance of getting nc
Wl i ' party safety over the Alolition breajrs
amHst which it was strugrling. BUT HIS INFlj
-v.-immc nm iiir;t'!"!'.'.n ONLY TO PL I
Clin TATE THE DISASTER WHICH HE COUUiJ
HAVE AY EltTED. ' Never did an eminent man
coum.it so wretched a blunder never was a states
man so lamentably" at fault as is Mr. Everett in his
. tl,,. Vnl.racta hill. He has lost a
k.iilll.v; 111,1,1 ...w - -r
-nUnclid opportunity of consolidating his fame of
blax'n.g briitl.test among the shining lights of the
laml. He has,, with a strange infatuation, abandon
ed the lottv position which he so long held with
h.u.or to I hnscif and benefit to his country and de-
,j.i ;f. i.;.ti.lf witb a sect whose doctrines.
maxims and iiractici s ennnot hut be the opposite of
. - -. . ...... i . , i i V t-T-rTr.-T
iw.- iiiki.'t v to THF. FKEESOILERS AND
ll Ll'lioMSTS, AND TAKE HIS PLACE
U.oNKSlDE OF SEWARD, AND CHASE, AND
n-n hnvo n.ilbin to do but to eXDI-CSS
mr astonishment at the spectacle, and regret so
lami.iitiit.le an instance of instability in one of the
iuo.-t '.'liied intellects of the age.
I Tl., T ,l.i,...tinn .f Mr. V.vere'.t. and of the Nation
i -! t, t. l i -oi.c.-r hns i.laved havoc with the Wbia
J. R.
e:i .St.
;i)t:'."Fii:.
-j-t
: i
R1? h ft Vou'd reaut all ,.ose W
his nrotesinnai . , ......
u i'll absent trm tavf
ihe loth JtlA, until on-x A
June "29 1S0. d-tf.
AI L SIZES AND STYLES vj
ScItooI a'j oticn-
Schoolin the DONALDSON AGADKMY
be re-opened ou Mouday , October 3ni.
Te.-ma ter Quarter of leu u et io
Iv.itin and Greek,
Contingent, .
A fe.v pupils can be furntshed
r..,nii ..ill.. I'rincin-.il. on Hav -
JESSE R. Mci.EAN-.
Aul'. 13. 1 Hj'J. w-i-t
I
tinsuished eicei.tions Ibc Whigs of? Oathermg my tast Heetng eourage, ww renewea
. . i Rircnirm buimiau ' eowito it i hu k luyivavnw i
J" 1 found it' to be native tent ; yrhp ita. occupant.
tru; but it couia not uave oeen so long, ior inc. on
was still high iu the lamp. I could not make out
whether this was the habitation of a native or not ;
so, much fati ucd, 1 lffid myself upon my blanket.
I thought of home and friends, ot my wanderings,
and finally of my present situation ; how much trou
ble and how many hardships did I owe to my you
thful desire to travel ! True, my mind had expand
ed, and though was deeper, and of wider range ;
but I had been in .the hospital atBerlia. in the pris
on at Tripoli been wrecked in the Arctic, and sold
as a slave at Algeria. 1 I had but the life of a sol
dier and a sailor that of a traveller at all times.
How long I was occupied in recalling the past, or
of what I thought ou last, I cannot tell ; but I gra
dually lost consciousness in sleep.
I was waked by an oppressive weight or my
breast; it was with difficulty I drew a breath. As
t niArp toi-ril.l.. tbmifit- mv t,i ir
1 ill Ltr Hi ' i. . - .- --- , j
stands on end a I write the hiss of a serpent told
. - , ...... l. r l . ..a -. A. ........ i
tOO plainly lins viui.ii. nuu ui ik&.7ii, vni.i iuc i
I must not stir ; 10 attempt w rescue myseii was
death to remain was death !
All the events of my whole life rushed to my
i,nr,rv. I am thankful that anion? them no snec-
tr of remorse was pointing terrible fingers at my
Jay neari grew coiu ; my uiuuu crepi wrougu a
UCV-WVl v
I gathered mj-self for the fatal moment ; the stra
ining of Bay musctes gave several quier. si.aps inte
ft,. Knialcin of a Imard-
. , , ...
The serpent moved ana on, norrori lowering
above me was the head of the Cobra !
Iv pnd had come mv travels were finished !
Oh, God, reoeive iae! A moment of dread expec
tancy, and through lar night air a ineioay ; was it
C1... r.rmnina enborn rtf fieaven twns mv savior!
Tl.,. cnnont. Wiln!illv4iirn(il his head tit the nncn
.-v.--.- --j t
' - f . 1 - . . . I. . ... clrlif iinn-initlni. 1 . .. .1 r ri.. 1
1111 Ol IUC IVlfX, 1.L1V11, auvwMj ua. i a, "f-O
nimS(ll liOlH'aOll mi' aiiu uiciiiiii.i-u. A i H.O iii...
One shriek aAd I lost alt consciousness.
Mv brain sw?racd a maelstrom of thought. Now
a being sctmen rushing through, dragging ropes
,. rwl i b.iins niun instromentK of torture : and mv
blood seemed tc2 flow in torrents through my lately-
frozen veins. . i
On recovering from this 'state, I saw a
ulTTIV Hi ien come out of an ees of
did the first egg e buf of a chickcu t rotton
n . it--'-, -
The above fldetfon, says the j?itiniylyaiii Staff
man, was propounded by that " malignant office
i. ,.i.i. i nrka. tha T-tnatm Pnati in hones
of getting Mr. Douglas befogged on the ben ques-
tiou. The answer of the Little Giant was worthy ;
of him. He sad "it mattered not which way the Hen
Convention might decide the question, still ; the
right of the chickf to come out of the egg,' and
tice Tenta, waa perfect and complete under the Neb-
raska bilL whicli left all to-legged critters subject
only to the Constitution of the United States. Thia
bappy reply of the Little Giant is expected to secure
him the support of all the henpecked husbands itv
among the Shanghais in New. Enslind- ZouutiU
Courier. .- - .. .. ; ;;f . - .
jLet as aSmit for argument's sake that the
supporters- ef Kkkckiniuooe and Lane lire bolters
tliu-t, tlMty ere not leuicrats. Iet u "suppose, fur
ther, that Douglas will he elected- President. How
sinaut unwoau itt Tun JSns mb jpe.r
with
nun..
A. M
II IS .SK.S ll U Mjtlr. I 111-
"i THAT ABOLITIONISM AND Fl.EESOlL-
i kii ii vi-: vvi in 'I Tli'SK ACCESSIONS EFFEC
1I-1IIV f.IIllKK.Jv Til TIKS WHICH liUL.Mt
IOC - I I IKK THE WHIGS OF THKSUUiU-iAU
will oi' I UK NOklTI. The foinur cannot lratemi.e
.. i'... t.,ti,.,- nrnviM d thev now are acainsi. one
amrfb r upon the vital constituti -nnl principle which
T 5n kn-itVul in the Nebiaka question. There could
board in the rv nm.rs l ave been rife of a meeting
Priuclpal
order. .
Pictures, jus.t
Nov. 1 -dtf
e U
Also, one bos id glass ior ciey
VA.nORSDF.LL'3 GALLERY.
:.'. j
Carpet in sr. price vary in it from 15
up to per 'I , L'-ugiici i-i
. , , . . I ... oi-niilll I lllI.IIS. rkillllPrU IMU I"-!
ic. 4,-c. at 34, Hay Street, J- K Kl.L.
Oct. 4th. L!
' CAKHIAGE KACTORY.
A. A. M'KETIIAN
bale terms. -f -
Nov. 13. 1858. tf :
(new.)
: At -,11 no. 4 Mackerel,
Vjar UUS- PEMBERT0N & SLOAN.
Sept.2J,
ltn.
J3 BL-
TVTnTm-1,
HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED THE
Entire stoclt G-T
GOODS,
t Council & McKethan, I am now carrying on the
mercantile business at Couuoil s UluK T,YON.
Aug 19, 1859. w-tf
BEDSTEJ OS AND CU.URS
For
V w ..
GrJaOOBH.
AND
COMMISSION
;.r
o- i
.T Tf Tf. 4 11. iSL SL
Prompt attention ivn to the sale or shipment
ofColton. Naval Stores,-and produce generalljv
Goods ol all kinds purchased to order.
- Sep! 29. , . .
"v3i!I Biio.,
'pipORTERS AND DEALERS
WIXISV LIQUORS AND HAVANA CIGARS,
v s ri'.n.ors l ave been rite ot a meciing oi me
.tiiiin Whigs have been seeretlv held at Wash-
-1eii. in winch Messrs. Toombs, Stephens, and
us diehired the partv dishaiided, AND DE
v,u ( r.D THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
r)K lis DESERTION OF T1IK SOUTH. We
krow not whether these rumors be w ell founded or
not. but this we will s:iv, that if they shall be con
til unil we sha'l be irralitied :it the stand taken by
t'v- me. tin-, and shall cheerfully cist in our lot with
t--se South our own South and abide the conse
. iu u es. Inclination no less than duty impels us
to lii" determination.
HOW THE DANGER SHOULD BE MET.
native
bending over roc applying cooliiK liquids. A nen
I arose, he pointed to my enemyjthe serpent, lying
stupefied, in a cge, a victim the arts of the
snake-charmer, iato whose tent (aad entered., lie
1. .1 .a Vin. BAnnnfrte . mMlllrM 111
"I f - - - - - ,
pursuTtfr-ta-fe ix-tateff wi... ,pire?dBrtwyit
ahserrcc; returning disappointed, tie arrived at the
tent just in time to save my life I slept soundly
that night, despite my narrowseaue, and next
morning, after fervent and substantial thanks to my
preserver, I pfox-ecded on my journey, soon to meet
new hardships." I suppose theprpcnt is now in the
United States just look at him and you will be able
to sympathize with me ! " "
How to Stop a DoxketTE'bom Brayiso It is re-
i..t...l ..f n misiilnniirr at tltiina that iii the neighbor
hood of where he was stay, much annoyed him ot
nt..M kv kid Ineofiunt liravinc. Our inissionarv
pointed out '"his gtfcts,to John one morning who
i. .1,1 liiin tb if Hint was his trouble, he could soon
nut a ston to that i No more was heard from Mr.
Doi iky, aud this Jed the missionary to enquire as
to how Mr. Chiwaman had so suddenly sealed up
the mouth Of his uutmfortable neighbor. John took
bini to tha Knot and there he beheld Mr. Dotiker
with a hucre stone tied to his tail. He could not
conceive liow a stone at t lie tat snouia prevent me
W flmit ii i y
tliA tU nf Ifireh.
If the Douglasitcs were right in saying Bright
and Fitch, and Huxtkk, and such men as they, are
not Democrats, Douglas being defeated, as be will
be, in his wild goose chase after tho Presidency,
would be the only Democrat out of sixty-six Sen
ators, m
THE OREGON LEGISLATURE.
St. Joseph, Oct. 11. By the overland mail we
i -i-.-.-. trt tl-id 9"ith tilthno. The
nave usiiea iium .
State" Seuate, although without a quorum, went into
convention with tne Mouse on ine aoiu, iui
election of a U. S. Senator. Twenty unsuccessful
ballots were had, after which the House adjourued-
i..,t tha Senate, although not orsranizcn. re--
Of I lS UrlC, " - " , O ... ....
i . . . i . . : . . L 1. .
fused to adjourn. - ouosequenny a poi nun
members of the House reassembled and proceeded
. - . n -.1 .1,. . V. u civ nkcant
lO UUSllleSS. 11. 1 iuiiiviv ' "
or runaway Senators hud returned and taken their
seates. The question now, howevci , is whether the
House aid really adjourn tine die.
Foi-rtf.en -Thousand N euro Votes. The Clevel
and (Ohio) PUiitdcttUr says ; Under the decision-
of Judge Brinkornon, irourj.een iuoumhiu ikb'
will vote the Black Republican ticket in Ohio not
withstanding the new Constitution declares that
none but "white male citizens" shall exercise the
elective franchise, V hen it becomes Known tnr
ouchout the South that in Ohio negroes are allowed
r - . :u .Uo ...l.tt..c ibisi St:ilA will be
political equality mv. -- , , , ,
inundated with runaway slaves and free blacks from.
all the Stales, seeking social equai.iy. ..n.
have amalgamation, a mongrei pupuianuu -
tuixed government T
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC STATE COM
MITTEE.
- Pnmvr. Oct. 11. A number of the members of
the Democratic State Central Committee are now
here. They hold themselves in reauuiess i miuu
the meeting to-morrow morning, ine general im
pression is that they will adjourn without m-inn-
any business, and will reassemble in Philadel-
PhSeveral propositions are reported, one of which ia
to divide the twenty-seven electoral vetes of Penn-
svlvanii euually between Bell, Ktccfcinnage
sjltanu eqiauj hefore the
Douglas, coining ucuuiwj . "
Pliiladelphia meeting.
,.:ino. at the FAi r.Tl l-.Vli.uu
ot
" -
, 1358.
AUCTIONEER" COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East Side of Gillespie btreet,
Fayette ville, N. C.
Nov. 13, 1858
AvrtM vv.4' HALI
JbrmarVtng antt Otommis si on "f-
tnflnniln COIlSI''ni'(l 10
mxr
HAT
also a good assortment o I Lmb elhv.
T.r, this Vtock, conprisiug, as it
nl! otl lareji andVst assort
meats of articles nin this line ev
er offered ia Fayetteville.
A lare assortment of
Wool Hats for ser
vants always
on hand . -a.vettcvllVn.
N. C, Sept. 20. JLHb
RESPFOTFULLV invite tV.e e"iT.f.o
of Retailers and BarKeepers in general
to their extensive siock oi
The tfT.-ct produced by the Black Republican vic
..s of last week is most profound, and cannot
wt.U b over-stated. It is felt already in commer-
ci 1 circles, and manitests usen in mjiny
co itidei.ee between man and man on which aone
a'l business credits are based. Faith in the perma
f r ;f ic Knoriiinin y tr o. shaken.
...inin r t 1 1 1 1 1 i?ili Luttviiu 3 -,--- --j- - cuntm w iium tm ri lint: ai iuv tui sjuwuiu uiv? vnv
and cor.servative men in every part of the country J exprjfcj.j, which is claimed as an inherent right of
..... iiitlv a armed tor tne saiety oi me vw. i.iv denkevs. 1 will tell vou. said joun. "iou
'"J J . . .i .1- .- 1 . .. ....in.ll.ierj. I . ... . t -I - .
Il cannot be urged tr.at iiieir icaia i; &ui.u.o.
I; were simple insanity to say so. is
We see at the Nrtti a dominant sectional party
i i. . v ,.f t,.-.i ililv t Snntbern in-
......iv.'ii fill in... il lata 'i .iv......, w -
.. e.iti..fi nressinir on. flushed with recent vict
lo t.;ke possession of the Government. We e t(t tQ th;s f0Hi,w'I, latter appendage, aud you have heji d
tiie 'Uin anoiuer panj -.."r. - not a soonu since."
hut strong m ine justness oi men tiiuoc, .nu
i.. .-i-.";i tn maintain their riirhts even to tfci-last
will always observe, if indeed j ou are an observing
1 Pmii, inai wuervvur yon near n-ar
LteRV, be alwas lifts Iiis toil, in fact, it is impossiMe
. Mill Linn iu iiiuivt; a uvuiq - -
int T,cw3 you special comfort and convenience. I tied a stone
vi e p bl tQ th;s Ml
icricalf rtc, not a soun
QUO. W.ON.
W5S ERRANT & WILSON
ient him for sale. uo g- . f ,
Commission urcijiiius,
JI. HTM AN,
aeui ii i i'i vi ------ . . . .
-i .u:nn...nl snticiteu
gaie or si""-;i
Wilmington. June 1, ioa
an illegal,
at the South, nOT.tt""'
qu; hty arulIle.
July 4,
di tf
i ttvLK:E0 Inwrime o ler, for sale
100 bv " PJSMBESrON - SLOAN.
S HI U UiltHtJ Will tj7
thcu whoever is not with tne souurw agjunsi ner.
In such a condition of atiairsf'with.ajiostile pow
er marching upon us, their destructive purposes
blazoned on their banner; tow idle, how worse
than idle, how criminal ia it for the South to suffer
itself to be divided on nnhnportant issues. As one
man, the whole South should present a united front
-et contendinir fae-
lions distract ber-counsels, and in their mad strife
TT..,.vi..r Tuc S.11TT1I HrTHTS THE SOUTH. TllC
Salem Gazette, a strong Lincoln Black Republican
paper says : .
Al".. un hail Willi ivinorial sati-xfaction. eVCTV
- 1 1 V D1UII1 1 " -
indication of increased strength tor 'Union' Candida
sitntfu Alt.hniih nprhans. not SO
in uiu cuuvu'iH wvu---. o t r ' . .
intended bv those who lead in advocating the tick-
. ,.-i -..i. ... Wiovo ntliidml tbeso indications are
clearly for the ultimate benefit of the Republican
The Newburyport Herald, another paper of the
same ilk sa3'sr .
. "if Mriiris had desired most of all to defeat the
Pnr..,i.ii..nii bo would have confined his labors to
isiiTiiElt DISUNIONIST.
L JoUo Fonytfc, tr of tU Mobile KegUter.
SHOULD BE ELECTSDBIAl
TIONAL VOTE, THE SOU IU
THE NOT11EBNES UNIT1KU AUAiaoi j"
THIS IS NO UNION FOR ShAVEhUUiiiiB iu
LIVE IN. I SHOULD GO W 1TH Mlt ? ti t
FOR DISBUT'ON, 'IIALLTKlt Oil JNU -iiau.-
TER." ?
Xf The fusion is complete in Tuxas, between
the Dou-laites and Bell men. Ihe Alamo ixpre
hoists Loth candidates at mast-iieaa ana puousn-
es the Union Electoral ticket wuuu is wiui.u.i.vi
eiiuuliv of Bell and Douglas men. Thus aac these
true (?i democrats Mnioiung uku V' . , ,
party and its principles, by fusing with their old
hereditary foes, the Know Nothings.
NEBRKASKA" ELECTION ,
Omaha, Oct. 12th. The returns from 12
give Daily (Rep.) 37 majority over Morton
The ten counties to hear from gave 9d Democratic
minority last year. Morion s ieeiiu
the Nebraskian. i tie uonse ib iw-f""'- j
small majority, and the Council likely Democratic-
TUE WRECK OF THE CONN AUGHT.
Connaueht have
held a meeting and passed resolutions warmly com
plimenting Capt.; Leitch, his officers and crew, and
ficfr" WilUn and hi - .
duct. Nearly saw nave ura.u " :
of the wreckea passengers of the Connaught remain-
ing in the city.
t ons distract hercounseis, ana in men- man sunc ..u..... . . . . u
fc7ndancy destrsy her efficiency. But we can- i the free States ; but in going South he answers no
jor astvaawK-x .uwu,. tJ" . ,,n5i.- he defeats the Democratic arti
JN0. S. DANCEY
Late orbo
N. C.
, ...... . T i
I JSU. 11- ii - " ... '
( Late of Scotland Late of ar-
Neck, N. C. ' renton, it . i..
nancea Human Co.,
GR0CEKE8 AND COEMISS Win
MERCHANTS,
lOA Pparl Street, New York.
rr.his House will beconducted by JNO, S. DAN-
X CEY, aided by ni.a-
Hyman, Dancey 8c Co.,
TQEB- JBJ 9 33 ES-a
VA.
.. -it l .,.l,.-teil VlV .TN0. II. HY-
his House win ije
MAN and F.JM. MYM1IN.
CtW-PARTICULAR attention given, in not
Houses,' to the sale of Co.tto.n, Com, Wti.at, Nav.
Stores, &c, &c. . -
gept. 15, I860.
And Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES AND DOMESTIC
jl i O O 9
. 14 15 X0RTIT WATER STREET.
VTiUni"ton
Sept. 27. '
well he
Sloven and Ctrate
W ADL1EWS hasoa aanrt a large nun
O leered 'asrtment ot . -
COABOXUGOOKiyasTO
Which he ofreloo nr;;
Market Square,, r
tr.
FO R &! I 12
... ri -r ciiQriiKr oners ior sale
lion. -
1 the nlace on which he re-Jfi
sides, lyinsr on tDe wesi siue oi
l...tir Kivpr. T.C11 llllli- in
Tvi il f1 A I
VK removed to their ftEW AUbu -
I'OIiY
T1 AVE removed to their V, w STKm,
II IRON FRONT STUtib, f -.":,-. they tare
and on door West of their old stand, where iu j .
MW !OTSOODS IN THEIR
Recently bought iu the .Northern Markets,
with their own direct importations, makinif whM(;
rH,t enmnlete assortments ever ottered to i , .
JFXr ,..i u. iHi.ii. Tim uttontion ot M-"'u
fiPif.illv invited to the above StocK.
J.B.STARli. J
-September 1, 18G0. tf
"il. Vn.: "M3-
tin. anil unown as me nr.ui. l x l-.--.'
IOW 1 .1 1 L li v , . .......
.n. .....i- i.nnt-.ims acres, aiiout'suu
-l ai I I V. I IIC 1.1 t.-J w . . - .
iofAllV?r- V BONNETS, RIBBONS A u "'" ' ,j;ngly low
tivation. There is on ui p. e.'-" - - I .i,-
T
House with other necessary imiiuiugs, ana a spring .
of "nod water ; also, two good Apple Oi-chards. j
Any person wishing to examine iuc.muu, uiu o
so, by catling .pontile subscriber on tue I'--7-
Lower UumDeriauu, . . "' - 7
Oct. ith, . -
Obs r c'y 6t & s'd bill to thii office.
JL orices
xVpril 2ith.
,VERS.-
5N.Plil0K.
i&yer's Agne Cure,
tl.nt siin.h a state of thinffs is to contin
ue W e Cannot toebeve tnt men win oe bo oimu
'. o .. m that a common dan-
eu Dy pany ei, " , . . j ,
ecr threatena all, which can only be nyerted by a
. - 1: ...nth. : Tho -institutions Of
, c .i ii.i in tuvr ns neril. her mdepen-
tllC DOUIU M jmw-w -- i i ;..J
dence is assai ed and her suojugui.o,. """
on. Retreat is impossible. . v e uiusi ia -u
ger when it comes- Surrender means destruction
tie is to be lougai, aim uhw ;i -
comes then the duty of everyoutliern man to ral
, .i. a. r ..f trhnt he holds most dear, the
IV lO IIIO UUItueo "- - . -,
J . i v,;.-b he, wns Veered, and the
institutions uimh t....v.
.. i.;,.l. ,i.,liolils tbe.m. '-"
uonsiiiuiiou "t- - , - ,. . , .
i . ,i:-ti. hp overlooked.! aad present
... i- i.,.,l and in the presence common
"uuo t ; j . int.
aanger, lei us uu u....v. . - - .
he united in a common defence. -.
.... ... .... n.inr runni-e me 7 onto
a.-hom the South can be united, for he al, f oi au
.,!:. ronrmpnbi Southern prinoiw it On
U1C L iiuiuiilvo . . - - - . ,
... l .,il-. moir linlh nniU. lor P ' B
llllll iori.ii aim ui""" r . , .J C , -
the principles of the constitution. xuv ;
John C. BiiKCKisniBGE. liesides, bbec&ito
the only candidate with whom wo coma .nTW
least chance of success. What matter s it if
or Douglas, either or both, carry one or 'two Stages?
Neither can by any possibility be elected. . Tiuf
'n.i- iVDinnp mas W Ft is easv to unite the whom
South on him, it is not possible to orate it on any
one else A reactionary movement at the JNorth
.,,oi. ,n f,,r bim a suuiciencv ot Northern votes to
bim lieu . -..in .1 , " .. ... o o
ther cood purpose ; he defeats the Democratic party
. . . . i- v... : 1, l...at alpMinnn "
not only in ine nawwi
THE FUNERAL OF OP GOV. WILL Ah D.
i.......ir.a n,.t in The remains of Governor
Wiihird' were taken to New Aloany by a special
train for interment, accompanieu oy an
ry coinpanies of the' city, the Odd Fellows and Mas
onic fraWity, and a ZZJiXTlZS '
miiiuts guns were nrea a iiiera.i v.
throughout the day. . r-ln-The
Charleston Mercury says, of the late Elec
tions of that State.
MURDEROUS ASSAULT BY A CONVICT.
Boston, John Fitzgerald, a convict in the Cl.ar
lestown State Prison, this afternoon .tabbed George
J. Riggs, Charles Belmjnt and John White, his fel
low prisoners, wounding them seriously and slightly
wounded several otheva before he was secured..
There is no known cause lor tne aci.
n. ' -.r . Tnwo v the ITkited States.
- I tl K ..ill.llAUl . " " - , I
o. ,7,., cave "Witb everv State1
ine Aioauy .,'ki tu.t
the regularly organised militia would number four OF CAPTURED AFRICANS TO AF-
millioS of men.. If the Govcrnors of to iwn w RlcA
States were to issue, simimaneous ly or - - n.Tbe ship South Shore, with a
grand dl force paraae r xnesc - , c ""of Africans from Key West, arrived L .t .lonro-
aggeration to say iuu.1. ." i :..,. siith. One hundrea anu eiguv v..
bled under arms on a given aay. t, passa,.e, from diseases contracu
rru nit;nn of senarate secession of South Car-
r r.inwln's eh-ction. and other
onua in uiu - - -- , .
States in the South tailing loicau, oeing " "j-Tir,"!"
and not a subject tor action iio n. xiv,,.-.
nas uui lh-ii u'11-
netrroes uivu w 1- o i ... .
ed before aud during their toy at Key V est.
THE EFFECT OF TUE RECENT ELECTIONS
IN THE SOUTH.
A-r.rsTA. Oct. 11 The elecuon news trom re.iu-
, net- A r gust A. Oct. 11. me uieewuu "r" .V" a
iee that the delegation almost to a man will Tote J oho, and Indian to
ofm t.h NtaT.fi ana w - , nsauuu nwwi& r w . -
place South Carolina by the side of Alabama. Our ans arc mouuti,,g cockades in tueir n-is
readers wiU remember that the -iovernor .
. . . ..-a ;.,.. ,.--;fi nf Miction and sum
ma is mstrucieu to ----- -
mon a Convention pf;the pcop e of that I Stole i .,th-
in
publican
on a Convention of . the pcopie o i- ""-- Albany, Oct. inn. -,
forty days after it is ascertained that a Black Kc- Cinveution to-day nominated Ho
ublican is elected to the Presidency. fof UonglC6S, by acclamation.
Erastus Corning
1
xt u ni-tf1in lias issved his 1
frr-vp I Irt rri.lllt fhl lUl till 1 I
prS?. onS . ofgoo for -
. w.v....... -, - t.u. 9iM) tor eitner
treat of the brothers "T. ' . - w.
-i Ai.oirr(n xar i iii. liiu
ERASTUS CORNING OK "-u.xuiin
ti.i. Tie iiemocraiic u J
t,.w nominated Hon.
T. ,. .I-IJF.4SISM.
DECLiliN r. w ,.i,:i.
the
fii nt. Srashinton, North
"
of lattt week.
we saw. ii - ,oa!Iias
W. 3, t" e of that paper conorunng
- 'ri,rilv have rw-i "
Carolina on lhursoay .
aUtemeut,
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k H.
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