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THE NORTH aRfflfflff
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VOLUME XXI. NO. 32.
FAYETTEVILLEj N. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1860.
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FFICK west end of the Insurance building, Hay
Street.
Fayetteville, N. C, Marrn 20, '(0. U
JAM ES C7 DAVIS,
A T T O It X E Y A T L A W ,
Carchaeo, N. C.
LL business entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention,
March 2,
oi).
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ATTORNEY
.J. Hc3)5 rFII,
AX I) COUNSELLOR AT LAW
FAVtrn:M.l.E, s. u.
X. A. 3Ir LEAX,
ATTORNEY AT L A vV
LUMliLRTON, N C,
..Tj Collections promptly attended to.
April 2 1st, l.-'Od ly.
TABIC EX 01 DUE DESTIFEICE
OCO OR DENTAL
SNTJFF
S now introduced to the Ameri
can public, compo'd of the
purest Snuff, divested of its object
ionable qualities, and retaining its
power as a disinfectant and deter
gent It has the endorsement of
?the Parisian world as the most use
ful and elegant toilet article in the
world. Elegantly mounted.
Superbly flavored, as an ornament, and as a Toilette
rdeasuie it ha3 no equal.
'vfTTrtTl It!
Encased in two forms.
Xo. 1 GOLDEN BANDED OCO
Retains
all its natural strength and pungency, as imported,
and is a most superior article for those who desire an
agreeable stimulant. It imparts to the teeth that pe
culiar brilliancy for which the ladies of Southern Eu
rope are so justly celebrated.
No. 2. SILVER BANDED OCO
Designed
expressly for the Northern market retains alt its
powers as a dentiirice though greatly reduced in its
stimulating properties
As a Gem
On your Toilet Stand
You will be
Pleased with it,
and for its excellency you will recommend it.
For sale by BARNES & PARK, 13 Park Row, and
COXRAD FOX, 81 Barclay Street, New York,
and all Druggists.
D pot for the States and Canadas, 133 Water at., N.Y.
June C, 18C0. dtw y
3D I
Cljt l0i1 Carolinian.
FAYfiTTEVILIiB, N. C.
Tlxe Melancholy JJitty of Judge Douglas.
IN SEARCH OF HIS MOTHER DEAR.
Done into verse to tlie tune of Lord Lotel.
j Judge Douglas he stood at his mansion door,
and, . ,. . n, .
ERRANT, WILSON & BR0.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
is
WINES, LIQUORS AND II A VAN A CIGARS,
No. XJ HAx bilirux,
RESPECTFULLY invite the pHentio
of Retailers and BarKeepers in general
to their extensive stocfc oi
.. I T!
Wine. Brandies. Gins, Fancy JSotiu-a traw . A"rad;nj, the Dred Scott case
Cigars, which for excellency of quality ana cap- AnJ bothercd iu muid that day,
ness of price, cannot be surpassed by any oiner remarkabl long was ilis face face face ;
House in the country. Special attention is in vitea For remarkab, long was his face.
to their Pure uerman v mega., -
at the South, and when once tried do dealer nor
AN
ERUPTIONS- OF HUMOR.
! Mrs. Partington savs that Ike has got a horse so
spirituous that lie always goes off in a decanter.
INFANT EATEN BY RATS IN PHILID-
From the Philadelphia Enquirer,
affair, calculated to excite the
most nainful emotions took place early on Sunday A lady wished a seat, A portly handsome gen-
. . . , . n i T , 1 . , . . i, - An
eveninz. 14th inst., at a nouse m rasen jriace. ueman uiuug.
and
private family will do without
ALSO Best Rhine Wines, for table use; first
quality Sardines.
July
dw tf
REMOVAL.
II
Starr
& Williams
their KEW
ATTORNEY
AND
tTH.f. pructio
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th : a lionii'i ( 'mi
Fi-i.'y iO. IM'h.
.3. ik;v ans:,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW
I I N l'i IN, X. '.,
i i h County and Superi cr Court
'mn'iri-l.niil. and San.iison . and
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tioti given. l!n
car e,
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l.trn.'tt
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t (!iuiberland Moore,
nut y I'KUM 1'T atten
;iu;:ns entrusted to his
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V i'l.'UNKV AT i.AW,
sttovillo, JSi . "O-
ictioe in the counties of Dladen, Sajcp-
1 Ciiiiiberlaud. Prompt attention yivtn
,"-s eoini.kit!"d lo liis cuare.
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DENTAL NOTICE. . .
DR. R. SOOTT wou'd request all those desiring
his professinnal services this Summer to call
soon, as he will be absent from Fayetteville from
h 15th JULY, until SEPTEMBER.
June 29 18G0. d-tf.
F ALL SIZES AND STYLES, made to
order. Also, one box of glass for every size
Pictures, just
VAN ORSDELL'S GALLERY.
Nov. l' -dtf
HAS ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Otf"
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Ironware, Sheet Lad, Lead
Pipe, Zinc Iron-wire Clotb of assorted num
bi rs, PI HPS, &e., &c.
ALSO
A general assortment of
'Tar,flcimr-E,B" not 302,
of his own man fact ure , at wholesale and retail.
Market Square, Fayetteville, Sept. 15. 4m
"Now, where are you going?" John Forney said,
"Now, where are you going V said he ;
"I am going to lay my weary head
Upon my dear mother's knee knee knee,
Upon my dear mother's knee."
So he rode, and he rode, and he rode far away,
On steamboat and railroad train ;
But altho' he rode for many a day,
AVE removed to their KEW TllKfc-h. n'KIiif,Jisi search lor his mother was vain vain vain,
IRON FRONT STOKE, No. 50. UA x o Hitter, sais search lo bis, mothw was Tain.--
i A VI not f )ia;i- ct o n ii uhi thlT ftfft i -
IIUU UtIU UUUl H to v nuv-ll v.u -. - - j -
now opening a larg
STOCK OF GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
Recently bought in the Northern Markets, together
with their own direct importations, making one of the
most complete assortments ever otfered to the whole
pale trade by them. The attention of Merchants is
respectfully invited to the above Stock.
J. B. Starr, J. M. Williams.
September 1, I860. tf
EmraaAnderson, a colored woman, left home in you're a jewel," said she.
the afternoon, placing her mtant, but six weeks old,
i- . - ii i i a
in cuarge or a man namca uavis. xie uesiren u
out also, and locked the child in tho house. When
the mother returned, a dreadful spectacle was pre
sented to her view. The little one had been attack
ed by rats, and its nose completely gnawed olf. The
face was badly eaten, and one of the eyes was gone.
! The child was almost dead, and the probabilities are
that it would have been entirely devoured had Airs.
Anderson remained much longer. No hopes were
entertained of its recover-.
seated
Oh!
the
no.
ladv. "Oh I
he replied,
20
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A.TTOKNKV AND f'OL'N.SKLI.OR
LiJMJ. FJITOX, X. C
TTI-;.N l the lo;mty
LT LAW
T of Uo!.v-n
Vjus. All l. i-i.i
r. r.i n t ;.t t "i! t ; o -1
July I. I .-:"
CO M M l
ml Siiiii-rlov CNnivts.
Cuuil.erlaad. Blad-'u al:d Colum
intrusted t his care, wil I receive
()'.ru:.:'ui the Court ioue.
SSU)X M Ml! 0 II A NTS,
(new.)
50 " no. 4 Mackerel, "
10 Half bbls. o.o.
For sale hv PEMBERTON & SLOAN.
Sept. 29,
GOLD AND SILVER
JUST reecciveu a large aaai
tion to my stock of
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER and PLATED
WARE.
FINE CUTLERY,
MILITARY AND
FANCY GOODS,
Which makes my stock good. Those who are about
to make their purchases would do well to call and
take a look. I think I can suit them as to price and
qual:ty .
jar Particular attention paid to Watch and Clock
KEPARING AND JOBBING
W. PRYOR.
Sept. 17, i860. 3m.
Oh, the Judge was stopped at each stopping place
By the people, all eager to see
The nan who had sacrificed name and fame
The President for to be be be,
The President for to be.
ftiM!WK
'it. I- -Ml ii X Ml w MT m
WatcJitnaFcer $
lm.
I
Tl
TT & irl J.2u L'Z. 1 JlS.
ill a in iiii 5 5io u ill cr ci) ant.
WIIAUXGTON,
' J . "i ve 'rii!:it
x. c.
..rive proinpi au-i
i t ii i)irits 1 urneuLiuc,
Tar. Tarpentin-. 'i I all country pro.iuee
-;.!.!. i. i :i i rs o v el in' : 1
Luti'-rloli s wiKit i. ortu jiu
Street.
June H. tf
claim
and j
to all
Rosin,
for sale.
f Mr Yon-
Ft! Li, Eft.
, W.:
-Tj. rjiHE Subscriber offrs for sale
m uii; jfki vim -
sides, lying on the west side of
Capj Fear River, ten miles be-
nw I- :i v i tcvi ile. and known as me
TATION. The track contains 509 acres, about 300
of which is woodland, containiug-nearly a lask of box
es ; the balance is cleared, and iu a (food Mate ofcuf
tivation. There is on the premises a good Dweujxo
Uousk with other necessary buildin.as, and a spring
of good water ; a'so, two gocd Apple Orchards,
j Any person wishing to examine the land, can do
1 so by calling upou the subscriber on the premises,
Lower Cunil.erliu.cl, U. ltui i j. r e- c u l. .
Oct. 4th, t.
vSObs'r c'r fit & s'd bill to this oflice.
ilgricultoral Fair.
HHE SEVENTH ANNUAL F A 1 It
of the Cumberland County Ag-
.ricultural Society will be held on
the 14th, 15th and Kith days of November next, in
stead of the 7th, Sth and 9th, as heretofore publUhed.
This chanae was made to avoid coming in conflict
v ith the Presidential Election, a the Sheriff would
not. a-vree to put off the Election on account of the
Fair. ...
JOHN P. McLEAN, Sec y.
Oct. C, 18(10. td.
t Town papers copy.
HAS returned trom tne iNortn
with a much larger stock
of Goods in his line, than he
has ever offered before. Among
his assortment may be found
Watches of all qualities from
$7 to $160 ; Chains, Seals and
Kevsofall kinds; Bracelets,
Ear Rings, Breast Pins and Lockets ; Gold. Silver,
Steel, and Common Spectacles; Gold and
Silver Pencils and Pens, Silver Spoons
Silver Cups and Goblets. Silver
Plated Tea Sets. Cake Baskets, .
Castor j. Candle Sticks and
Butter Dishes ; Coral
Necklaces, Brace
lets and Arm-
He went in hot haste down to the South
In search of his mother dear ;
But he ge t no further than Raleigh town
When he left with a flea in his ear ear ear,
When he left with a flea in his ear.
Dmily Delta.
A Youxa Lady's Views. The New York Day
Book publishes a letter, from a young lady, dated
Magnolia Vale, Texas, .Sept. 18th, horn which we1
extract as follows : j
I suppose Republicans will say "what has a young
girl to do with the Presidential election?" I admit !
that we have no voice in the matter, nor do we wish i
, . . T . 1 . . 1 t - !
to have, DUt mat uoes noi prevem us iroiu lading a
deep interest in it, especially when it concerns our
future welfare so much. Could the Republicans
have seen the blanched cheeks of women, or the
terror-struck faces of little children, when they first
heard of the insurrection when they found their
donth nortions all around them they would not
wonder that we took such interest in the election. J
f.reckinridge and Lane are the choice of every true
Southerner, and I trust of many of our good friends
at the North. How I revere and esteem those noble
Democrats at the North that defend Southern rights!
There is not much merit in Southerners defending
their own rights, for it is natural that they should,
and we think them insane or traitorous if they do
not, but at the North it is very different. "When
we sec you and all the good Northern men conten
ing nobly for what you know to be our just rights,
it warms the heart of Southerners, especially the
ladies, and we bless you a thousand times. I did
not think it possible that any one here could favor
any other than B. and L., bi't have heard lately of
one Bell and Everett man, though I think that he
is half ashamed to own it. We must elect B. and
L. by all means. Who would have Lincoln," the
negro worshipper, in the Presidential chair ? Not
I, for one. 1 would as soon think of putting a ne
gro there at once. Where is the difference ? A
negro would do as much good and a great deal less
harm. I know of but one thing that Mr. Lincoln
could assist us in at. present : father speaks of re
moving to an unimproved place, and would like to
ene iace him to split rails for a few days I hear that
he is a tremendous hand Pt that. Now, gentlemen,
A Female Duellist. A curious fact is related
as having taken place at Berlin. At a first class
hotel in that city a political discussion arose at the
table'd! hote, which grew rather warm, during which
some personal remarks were passed between two
young men hitherto strangers. They left the table
and cards were exchanged ; the result was that th
young man, a stranger to Berlin, sent a letter, rc
qanotmg n .1 fryovi.iau of pistol. The letter how
ever, fell into the hands of the sister or the young
man, who conceived the extraordinary notion of
impersonating her brother, to whom she is devoted
lv attached the idea of dansrer to him being more
insupportable than death to her.
like brother, she trusted the truth
covered; and she actually appeared on the ftVld at
the appointed hour. The place of meeting was that
where Herrvon Hinkeldy was killed some two or
three years ago. The opponent was, however, not
deceived by this false appropriation of the pan
taloons, though willing, oit of gallantry, to humor
the fair one, and frighten her for her frolic, so be
took his place, and, as he obtained the right of
first fire, levelled his pistol at his fair antagonist
for a time. She did not, however, flinch ; and he
was forced at last to fire in the air. The turn of
the young lady came, and she was in no wise ncrv
ous about using her rights, and shot the young
man in the shoulder. The wound was light Tho
matter is in the hands of the police,
l m a ieweLer : I have just set the jewel.
There is a young lady in Brooklyn so refined ia
her lan-uage that she never uses the wirrl "blacks
guard,'Pbut. substitutes "African sentinel."
Oftentimes the "fastest" yeung women are the
most easily overtaken by the galloping consump
tion. Some malicious persons asssert that the letters
M. 0., which are placed after physicians names,
signify "Money Down."
a MmmsnXfiv A hater of Ethooian melodies
is desirous of hearing the Lay of the Last Minstrel.-
There is a, comprehensiveness ana lnienw. oi
expression in the following brief sentence rarely
equalled : A young Irish girl, who was rendenng
Ustimony against an individual in a court of law,
said : "I'm sure he never made his mother smile."
Mr. Green sued a lady for breach of promise, and
her friends offered him two hundred dollars to- set
tle it. 'Wluitl" Green, "fcwi hundred' dbl
lars'for ruined hopes, a shattered mind, blasted hfe
and a bleeding heart ? Never; but make it three
hundred dollars, and its a bargain 1"
i.3r ii. c odoit wl-itr bVio nnxtipd her-
As she is vitv . .y "J"? . . .....
" t . ; dog "Moreover." "N hy, saa sne, putting up
: spectacles io nuu mw pia.v;c iu um wmn.,
! Bible uame here : 'Moreover the dog camo
her
is K
and
Interkstihg Experiments in Gunnekt. Experi
ments were tried last week hy a party nom ui:
Brooklyn Navy Yard, for the purpose of ascei taiu-
ing the resistance ot different materials to Minie ri
i flehnllets. A verv thick board was placed 500
yards distant, and fired at. Every b 11 perforated
it without leaving any sign of exhaustion in its track.
A bag of oakum, the compressed fibres of which
are supposed to possess considerable resisting stren
gth, was then suspended from a triangular frame
500 yards off. The shet passed through the bag
with remarkable precision, and obliquely entered
the board outside, which demonstrated the ineffi
ciency of oakum as a protective commodity, tana
w:is novt tried in a similar manner, at a distance ot
300 yards but the consequences were totally dif
ferent. The balls not only did not pass through
the bag, but were, at a depth of six inches, flatten
ed into shapeless forms, satisfactorily establishing
the superiority of .sand for the purpose intended.
It was demonstrated that a slight impediment to the
ball was sufficient to turn it from its aim. A thin
board was. in almost every instance, sufficient to
o-ivA t.b hnlls an oblioue direction. These results
confirm iormer expuuuems.
lets. &.c.
rlocib3 of all kinds and dualities.
fine lot of Pistols ; a i?ood assortment of Military, I hope you will not relax your endeavors, but fight
''Good morning, Mr. Ilenpeck, hare you got any
doughters that would make good iype-setters V"
'Not exactly, but I have got a wife that would?
make a first-rate deril."
An anecdote is related of a young preacher at a
city church, who had for his text averse from the
parable of the ten virgins, and in the course of hia
sermon explained :
That in olden times it was customary, when the
haidegroora and bride were coining, for the teu virg
ins tn rrn out and meet (hem and escort them ho ma
jice of these Virgins being males, and Jive females.
One day, at a farn -loase, a wag say on old gob
bler trying to eat the strings of some nightcip. th.it
lay on'the ground to bleach. "That," said he, "i
what I call introducing cotton into Turkey."
A fast man undertook the task of teasing an eccen
tric preacher.
"Do you believe the story of the fatted calf?
"Yes," said the preacher.
"Well, then, was it a male or female calf that was
kdledV' "A female," replied the divine.
"How do you know that ?"
"Becaus, (laoking tho interrogator in the face,) I
sec that the male is still alivt."'
-Boston Journal.
- n
Goods and Accordeona. and everything else
kept in a Jewelry Store.
E. G. is Agent for the sale of the Celebrated Ameri
can Watches. Any person in want of a
Good Watch is invited to
call and examine
them.
P. S. Particular attention paid to the Repairing of
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY.
Fay e 1 1 e v i 1 le, N. C. Oct. 9. 1 8 60 . 3m.
'"LARGE SECOND
on till the victory is won.
Respectfully yours.
Yui-i Let
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING THE
LARGEST SECOND
A rural e ditor was recently married, and,,
previous to starting on his wedding tour, promised
to his readers that he would give them a minute
detail of all he saw and did ! No doubt then
will be a call for a large cxtru edition of his paper.
THE FRUITS OF IT.
We learn that a man by the name of Woods, left
his home in the North-Eastern part of this Co. last
Saturday, visited a neighboring distiler purchased
liquor and started for home. Not reaching home
search was made for him on .Sunday, and h
was found about 10 o'clock almost frozen. lie wa
taken home, but when the effect of the chill wore off
he was thrown into spasms, which terminated his
life about 11 o'clock that night. He leaves a wife
and several children. MYhere is thy brother ?"
VrcertboTO Tiv.SS.
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Vj Priiiiii.t attention uivi
of Cotton. N ival Sio'-.-s.-aiid pn.duc
Goi.ds of all kinds purchased to order
Sen. 2!).
AVON i). MALL,
JauuarVmq avrt Commission iilerdjant,
k .h-snatch to Goods consigned to
TON, N. C.
;-n to the sale or shipment
eneral.y. ,
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hi
SL-n t him
sa U- or s
. rm-ji .in:
a. Particular attention given to all produce
Cou-ujnmeutsol -Naval &uves. 101
il lei ted
lor
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Wilmington. Jaue I. s "'..
d-ly'r
GEO. WILSON.
ERRANT & WILSON,
Commission Hcrckuts,
CAUIUAGE KACTQR
A. A.lfKETHAN
KEEPS constantly on hand a large assortment of
Vehicles of every description, which are well
and faithfully made and finished in the lightest and
neatest styles. Ilis facilities ior aoiug on iaKtr
work are okeater than any establishment South,
which enables him to sell his work on the most favor
bale terms.
Nov. 13. 1858. tf .
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East Side of Gillespie Street,
Fwetteville, N. C.
Nov. 13, 1858
"fTT"E have ever offered to our customers, comprising
YV All the articles usually kept by us, all of which
we are disposed to oTer on accommodating terms to
our customers and all wholesale purchasers. PI. ase
call and examine our stock. H. & E. J. LILLY.
Oct. 6. tf
CAUTION.
1 HEREBY" forwarn, and Cautiou all persons frem
contracting debts wiih any one, with the expec
tation that I will assume the pavmeuts , thereof un
less thj Contract is made with myself personally.
t . .1 f t . . .1 i t ik T urill li i . 1 1 In i:u .. i t" v.... ...........
I J foiu U11U unci 'mil. m. " i u-jhi "11 1 i-'VJll-. I
f ble in no instance, for debts contracted by others on
my responsibility. " A word to the wise is sufficient."
Oct 27-2t
Lumberton,N. C, BENJ. CALEWELL.
THE FINAL DESTINY OF THE EARTH.
Enck's comet, which revolves about the sun in
three years and a half, has been observed to' com
plete its revolution in a constantly shortening pe
riod, showing thatit is being drawn inward towards
the sun. This fact has led to the general conclu
sion by astronomers that the planets are moving in
a resisting medium, far more attenuated than our
atmosphere, but still sufficient to ali'ect their mo
tions. If this is so, it follows by strict necessity
Lot nur :irtb and its sister orbs are all winding
spirally towards the sun, and that they must even
I tually strike against it and become incorporated
with its mass. The time required for this purpose
! belongs to those inconceivable periods with which
ecology and astronomy have to deal. The resist
L g medium is so exceedingly attenuated that it ex
erts but a slight influence on the comets, which are
Lia masses of the very thinnest vapor, and
its influence would of course be very much less on
the dense matter of the planets.
a ctrrmnmical observations, with all their won
derful delicacy, have yet failed to detect the slight
est progressive shortening in the periods of revolu
tion of "any of the planets. It is curious, however,
to note the multiplied obstacles which prevent the
hwfipt if it does exist. "Ail the mea-
perecpuou j ....... ,
sures of these revolutions; are shorteninj
New Yokk Politics. The Hon Daniel S. Dickin
son, f New York, is out in a letter, calling in strong
terms, upon every National Democrat, and particu
larly every friend of BTeckinridge, to give his vote
and influence for the Union electoral ticket
The State Cannass, All ,ur advices frcm the
counties lead to the conclusion, that the State will
be f.nnd with her sisters of the South in solid col
umn for Breckinridge and Lane. This is manifes
ly the interest and duty of every Southern man.
If the North stands together for the abolitionist
Lincoln, the South should present an undivided
front in support of Breckinridge and Lane. If tho
Nortq unites in a crusade against the Constitution
and the rights of the South, surely the whole South
should unite in defence of her own rights and the
Constitution und?r which they are guaranteed.
Ic would be worse thou folly it would be suicid
al for the South to divide her strength and throw
away her votes upon Bell or Douglas in such a crisis
as the present. This is being more fully unders
tood and felt, and therefore continued changes are
tnkino- rdace from Belhand Douglas to Breckinridge ; Vull fur v(,ur manifestation in favor of the
We hear of these changes and see them constantly ! I1)en w1() are fighting f
going on, and therefore are authorized to oeiieve
that the State of Maryland will give her electoral
vnti. for Rreckinridsre and Lunc. Let our friends
coutinuo their exertions and make assurance double
sure. Bait. Rep.
A Colored Gentleman appointed to the Gove;--xment
of a Bkitish Colony. The British Govern
ment appear to be determined to carry into practice
the principles of equality set forth in the f.inous act
of emancipation. It is only very latelj', however,
that English society in the West Indies has consent
ed to abandon its prejudicee agamst color, and to
the mulatto or the black, as a social as
well as political equal. Even yet in the older colo- time, money and nfforts will be thrown away,
: i:i-. RnrKiulac t iwp is ;i hroau line oi ueiuarc-
A serenade having been offered lately at Genoa,
to the daughter of Garitalui, she addressed the
crowd in the following terms: "Brethren ! I thank
brave
for the unity of Italy. 1 hen
long live Italy ! long live those brave men ! and tfio
Re G a la ntao m o !H
DELAWARE AND THE BLACK REPUBLICAN.
The Black Republicans are making strong efforts
to c;irry Delaware. The means they are resorting
to are money, fraud and colonization. They think
Unit by carrying Delaware for Lincoln, they well
relieve the sectional cast and aspect stamped upon
their infamous organization. They think also that
bv getting a foothold in one slave State they will
have a lever with which to operate in the otner'slave
St;ite. .
' nr nrmt"ifid to know, however, that all their
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Ad Wholesale 1 -alers in
AMD DOMESTIC
fJ O O li
14 l- XORTil WATER S1REL1.
Wilmington, SmC.
GROCERIES
IP 11
xos.
Sept. 27.
tf.
JNO. S. DAN LEV
Late i rbo
N. C.
)
JNO. H. UYMAX, ( F. SI. 11YSIAN,
...te of Scotland Late of War
v'eck, N. C. (ronton, N. C.
lcnccsj, Hi man V Co.
GROSES AND COMMJSSHON
STOCK !
st.v coons !
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
FRUITS, CONFECTION ARIES,
PKRFUMEUIKS and EXTRACTS,
Jewelry, TNt'X-sionl Irxatvu.m.oii.t.3, Candies
"NTiitw, AX7"otenholirxes Cutlery. "Pistols.
Spiced Urint Bay Runi, Ginger Brandy, na
in, i Cimes. and a trreat assortment of Fancy Goo
Country Dealers, and the public are respectfully
vited to call and examine my stock. I have a gi
many haudsome things that cannot fail to please.
JAMES R LEE,
No 40 Hotel Building. Hay St,
Jnne 23-tf
Presb copy tf
revolutions themselves.
Spirits HarreVs.
f n Selected Second hand Bbls. for sale by
00 FebJ E. F. MOORE
12V,
MUCH A A IS,
Pearl Street, New York.
JNO, S. DAN-
TTnhis House will be conducted by
A CEY, aided by R. II YM AN.
iiyman,
01
rimiiCdifin
uuuuvi.'oiiyH
3a.ncey Bl Co.,
A. A V
5xuvcmtntst
. II. 1IY-
G3
VA,
his House will be couluetcdby JNO
MAN and F M HY M AN.
PARTICULAR attention given, in both
Houses, to the sale of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Naval
Tobacco and Cigars 1 1
Boxes Manufactured Tobacco.
Sn.oOO Cigars. for sale Dy
60
Sept. 27.
PEMBERTON & SLOAN.
lm.
Hardware Grrocertes.
GOLDSTON BROTHERS
tt AVE now in store and are daily receiving their
11 stock of
Hardware, Saddlery,
c.n as low as the same goods can ne
We ask all ia want oi goous
in
which they will
... . I. ! ..-.if
solum tu.a , -V,,nlr, Droduce of all
our line to give uo o-
iluds taken in exenange 101
Oct.. 1?,. Gt.
Presb'n & Obs'r c y
G W. I. GOLl)siu.
C. C. GOLDSTON.
6t.
Q il.A Y'OS Carpeting, price varying irom to ; - - ; measured
tjm if f J cts. up to i.ou per ya ; w-uggei o a- ; f"1 r "iri:r,
NOTICE,
APPLICATION will be made to the next General
Assembly, of the State of North Carolina, to
amend the Acts incorporating the Town otLuniberton
NO, CITIZEN
Oct 20 4w-
Y'DS Carpeting, price varying from 15
and 12 1-4 Wide, also crumb Cloths, Stamped patterns
Ac, frc. at 34, Hay Street, J. K. KYLE.
uci. 4tn,
O TTCJE. -
THE subscriber has changed his place of business
from the Office on Green Street, in Dr. Robin on s
building, to one on Anderson Street, immediately s
the rear of Messrs. Rav & farce's Store.
Oct 2'J 4w J G SUtl utttu.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
MEW S0Sli
I. & D.T. HOLhlMGSWfiRTH
It
AVING formed a co-partner
ship for the purpose
of carrying
on
t h e
GROCERY
Have opened a store next door above the Cape Fear
Bank, are now prepared to sell their fresh stock ot
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Molasses, Bacon, Flour and
Meal, and in fa t every article commonly fouad in a
first -class establishment.
As ou- aim is to make "quick sales and short prof
its," we ill offer the above at the lowest cash prices;
also, in exchange for Country Produce.
rK."5 We have attatched to onr store the
most secluded yard where farmers' wag
ons may not be molested by man or beast.
-We would solicit a liberal patronage from the cm-
zen. of the Town g&LSSSfcoOTH.
Bept.29. tf'
t$t Ob'r C it.
with the
If we begin, for instance.
with the earth, the problem is to ascertain whether
the time occupied by the earth in its journey around
the sun is gradually becoming shorter 1 he first
plan that suggests itself is to compare this with the
rotation of the earth upon its axis, to see whether
La ,-nr nrcnmes the same number of aays and
i J. i ooorla that it did in former times. But
: i, ..,ih U rrraduallv cooling, it is contractin
in size, and its rotations on its axis are becoming j
more rapid: in other words, the day is shortening
with the vear; and ifthemeasure shrinks just in pro-
othe thine measureu, e canuoi icu wubui-
er the latter is becoming
If we take the time oi iue lamuuuns oi iu
earth as a &ianuiiu, iue aa.uc it-
moon towards the
earth and shorten the monm a. so wnn w
If we resort even to the less satisfactory measures
of the sun's rotation on its axis, his bulk is also di
minishiv by the radiation of his heat, and the per
iod of his rotation is consequently becoming shor
ter In brief, from the two causes of radiation and
tne resisting medium, all the times and distances
which could be used to measure the earth 8 dis
tance from the sun (or the period of amd re
volutioo) are shortening together. So that the differ
ences in the extent of these several contradict ons
arc the only means left for detecting by observation
the approach of the earth lo the sun, if such ap
the approacn oi Th differences
doubrl themselves in the c of
generations to refined tronom.cal observations
If the earth and the sun are gradually becoming
But this penou iuu0v - . ,ce between us
rd till, with a velocity nun
n.vnn ornlind the
sisting medium would draw the n
i" -iinricn the month als
lik-H liarbadOS. there IS a
V.otwpcn the Dure Sax-n and the West Indian
who is ever so lightly touched with the mark of
Afrinan descent, and it would seem to be the policy
and desire of the home authorities to remove alto
gether a feeling so prejudicial to West Indian in
terests. Thus lately, the Mayor of Kingston .
Jamaica, was made a Companion of the Bath, ad j
more recently Mr. Samuel Cockburn, another gentle
man of color and a Creole of the Island of Granada,
has been appointed Administrator of the Governmen
ment of Montserrat. No loyal subject ot the Qu.-en
can refuse to reaognise as a social equal any one
whom she, as the fountain ot honor, cnoose lo ap
point to high pias in her realm.
A Supposed Abolitionist in Limo. A man by
the name of Bunday, who comes from beyond Mason
and Dixon's line, was arrested in this city on lues
day for having uttered seditious word3 to slaves
and otherwise giving evidences that he belonged to
the Horace Greeley school of rampant Aboht'onists,
What is to be done with him, we are unable, at the
present writing, to inform our-eaders, bucwe opine
that justice will be meted out to him.
Montgomery Advertiser.
accomplished Scholar,
That
aide statesman and true-heart-
... . c . if . . - . . . .. .....i i...- ,.i i.ntn1 enn
e'l 1'emocrai, venaioi j.iiahu, .onuuio .......... ow..,
Mr Taomas F. Bayard, have made an active and
through canvass of the State, and they report that
she may be set down as certain for Bkeckin
uiDiiK and Lane by a largely increased majority
ui tuts i.i " .imrr the space betwi
resisting men u rv-- p -. e&rth t(J
. . , . . y, a 1 1 ? i it i w i-..'- . .7 -
a
and the sun, the
curve graauaiiy of c ball it
dreas oi u"" & fi
dashes itself with an awfully
mass of the sun.
sublime crash into the
Scientifln American
Gen Harding, a wealthy gentlemen, residing near
XasSville, Tenn., has a Park of 800 acres, m which
; R00 deer, 30 buffaloes, and a herd of elk.
netrifled fish, over sixteen teet in length, and j ral ot tn
verv ncrfecUy preserved, its scales and fins being Repubh
I A -i hs been taken irom the coal articles
mine at lue Mound, Kansas. memory
Extraordinary Speech from- a Southern Con
gressman. Hon. Emerson Ethendge, a member ot
Con-ress from Tennessee, recently made a speech
in Indiana, and a writer to the republican press ol
the North gives its substance as follows:
"Hetxhoited his political friends to cast away
all ideas of supportiug a 'Beli' ticket in Indiana, and
give their united support to Lincoln. He advised
that all the efforts of the uni'ed opposition should
be directed to the overthrow of the democratic party
which could be only done by defeating their candi
dates in as many States as possible. He said if he
lived in Indiana he would vote for Lincoln, but as
hp. lived in a State where his ow n ticket had a chance
Vio. t.,L! t foi-irH This ndvice from a man of
1 1, n u i . wvv v - - - . -
the position held by Mr, Etheridge in his party has
great weight with the members of that party in Indiana."
SIGNS OF TROUBLE MULTIPLYING.
Sinens of the trouble und disaster that will follow
the election of Lincoln multiply all around us.
Our exchanges arc tilled with them all save tho
Lincoln papers. They wisely denytheir existence
because to acknowledge them would be a confession
of the responsibility of their party for them.
CONVICTION OF BYEULY.
! Philadelphia, O t. 30. Ihej ry in the cas ot
Wm Byerly, charged wi-.h forging election returns
for the First Congressional District, and ten defeat-
ing the election of Lenam, the Democaatic candi
i date, brought in a verdict of" guilty" this mr..ing
Ilis counccl will probrably carry the cane to the
.Supreme Court.
In early life. Mrs. Edwin D. Morgan was a millin
er, and Mrs. Nathaniel P. Banks a factory girl. Yet
Prince of the Royil house of England, and heir ap
parently to the throne, has danced with these ladi
es, who afford such proof of the eletatirg character
of Republican institutions ; and no doubt considered
he was honored quite as much as they could be by
the fact.
if- A Bkitis.ii offker writing from Teheran,
Persia, to the -'London Times," remarks : 'A
Cathartic Pill manufactured by an Amen, at, Uie
miet (Dr. J. C. Ayek, of Lowell, Mass.; bus cured
the Shah of a Liver Complaint tht threatened ma
..t.. minriit hpi!tnecte'l. rvnuulf
r. l ins simuic in'.i., 1- w
the Americana
Peter, arslave tried here last week cfore
T t. .. -i .mmitted on a
O UULLtJ ritutu, ou a vuin-- ' - i - c
little white girl., was found
The penalty is death. Ihejudj
sentence. Wi Journal.
n . i ...
.,iltw on Srt'uruaj'-
:e has not yet parsed
val of the ensine houses w uc
l i. . k . . . . . -
mmenseiv popular hm,
r, .. ri,.L-d loubtless our own scholars
made the discoveries which he tn.plovs, and thus it
is in everything; we do the labor, then ttle iiu.us
in" Americans put their mark on it and take the re
ward. Doct. Ayeb is idolized by by the Court and
its retainers here, which will doubtless be reflected
to him on a gold snufl box, or diamonedbiltcd sword
whilnot the hame even of Davy, Christoson or
lirodie-the great lights by which he shines, is
known." Sew York Sunday Paper.
Brode
of seve- i
i,!fmast. and the i
at 1 - .
in length, and ral of the engine nou., y ,.ublished
is being ; Rcpubhcn "'he man and honorable to bib
the coal aruoles laudatory ot in
Misouki Senator. The Legislature of Missouri
0t,.cts a United State Senator to fill the vaeaney which
will be occasioned by the expiration, on the th 4 of
nhnext, of tho term .f the Hon. JamepS. Green
There is a majority in the Legislature opposed to Mr.
Grees. Oca. A. VV. Doniphan, of Mtjucaa war no
toriety, is proposed in place of air Gfttcs.
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Stores, &c.
Sept 15 tf