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TIRKOROIJWW :
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1S48.
Town Officers
At the election on Monday Inst, Wm.
Norflect Esq., was chosen Magistrate of
Police, and James Mchec;an, John L.
Bridgers and John S. Dancy, Commis
sioners, for the town of Tarboro
Lieut. Staton.
Wc are pleased to announce that Lieut.
Staton has arrived safely at home, and
that lie is in fine health, and excellent spir
its. We welcome Lieut. Staton hack to
Edgecombe, with heartfelt pleasure; and
hope soon to see the rest of Edgecombe's
sons, returning to their peaceful homes.
Lieut. Staton has had no opportunity to
show his prowess on the field of battle, but
he has evinced a willing and determined
snirit- and seeing there was no probability
of active service herealter, he resigned his
commission and has returned to attend to
his private interest.
Licuts. Pender and Stnglelary.
The Raleigh Register has published a
letter, from the camp of North Carolina
Volunteers, with discreditable reflections
on Licuts. Pender and Singletary, insinu
ating that their return to camp has renew
ed the disorders in the Regiment.
These gallant young officers seem the
objects of special persecutions. They
were first dishonorably dismissed and driv-
(j3We invite attenlionto the follow-' a scared to rife, people a tlejrrco of prosperity
ing proposals for publishing a cheap and a,mftBt "wnprwjedented In our history. ,; : ' :
vi:
highly useful paper, which ought to be in
the hands of every democrat during the
approaching Presidential canvass.'
PSIOSPECTIJS
FOR PUBLISHING AT WASHINGTON, D. Ci
y
During the approaching Presidential canvass,
A WEEKLY PAPER, ENTITLED
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3. For the benefit of the mercantile community
and indirectly for-tho advantage of all classes, the
democratic parly ha& devised and put in operation
a system of WAnEiioiisiNG, which has also proved
successful in. practice, and the -benefits of which
the country is now enjoyingi
4. Lastly, th-e democracy have waged to a suc
cessful termination (as we hope and believe) a
glorious war a war in which we were involved
by 'ho act of anolliet nation, and justified by the
To he exclusively devoted to the advocacy and 1 moRt tvanton aud unprovoked outrages on the part
dissemination of democratic -principles, and lhe I 01 onr e"emy U.at war has own unparaneiea in
e .i . ; i . .i the annuls of th wmM. for the nninterrnnted ca.
sun port or me nominee ior me rresviency, or me : 1 ,
National Democratic Convention, which wil
convene at Baltimore i n May next.
The subscribers propose to commence, on the
recr of victory which has attended rmr arm. Its
achievements have adorned and illunrated our
country with a halo of rrlorv extended the fame
of our arms to the most distant nations forced re
lGth of May, a campaign paper under tho title t loctant admiration from jealous monarchies, who
above, and to coniimie the same, weekly, for have with envious -eyes watched our progress-
and secured to our country an additional domain,
equal in extent to the largest empire of Europe.
This just war we may most truly say was waged
by the democracy and waged too against Mexi
cans in Mexico, and worse than Mexicans at home
we mean the traitorous party and its leader who
BrandreMs Pills.
Remove all noxious accumulations, and pu
riiy and invigorate' the blood, and iheir
good effects are not counterbalanced by any
inconvenience: being composed entirely of
vegetables they do not expose those who
use them to danger: and their effects are
ascertain as they are salutary; they arc
daily and. safely administered to infancy,
youth, manhood and old age, and to wo
men in the most critical and delicate cir
cumstances. Thev do not disturb or shock
the animal functions, but restore their or
der and re-establish their health.
For sale by GEO. HOWJ1RD.
Facts to be Remembered. That Con
sumption is almost always produced by a
cold that might easily be cured. That
Wistar9s Balsam of IVild Cherry ,
Will cure any cough or cold, no matter of
how long standing. That the milder form
of Consumption itself is also cured by this
Balsam. That it is conceded by many
nnpnlrnnH iinMiiiiliirifTl tr psnnnspl lh iiqp nf nil r ';
emv, and opposed" and traduced the cause of ! lawyers, clergymen and physician, that
their country.
If the whig party shall succeed in the approach-
this Balsam has never been equalled for
efficacy inall affections of the Lungs and
finlpa nf inslirn nnrt lihprtv whir-h lirnt tin1 folin-
en from the camp, without a hearing or !daUon ftf uur in,t;tutioris, an,i Mf their vra-u of
trial, and as far as the world knows with
out any offence. Instead of rebuking this
outrage upon individual rights and upon
the term of six months preceding tho presidential
election, which is to take plaeein'November next.
T he pa per will be dtvrtrd f xclusivclyto the disc s
sion & advocacy of democratic principles & mea
sures. and pbdged to the support of the candi
dates who may be present fr, the suffrages o
the American people for thp two highest offices in
their gift, by the National Democratic Convention
which will assemble in Baltimore in May next.
In announcing our intention to pi blish a cam"
paign paper, in a form so cheap as to place it with
in the power of every one to have a copy, to be
exclusively devoted to the support of the princi
ples of tho great p uty to which it is our pride and
pleasure to belong, we deem it also our dxity to
apprize our democraticTriends, that in our opinion,
the approaching contest is destined to be waged
on the part of our opponents with a degree of des
peration and recklessness unprecedented in onr
political history. The ostracism of the federal (or
which is the same, modern whig) party from office ll,e of 'VMV lnu' "d friend of his country. , been warranted to cure Asthma in every
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alu.ostticm the organization of Uie govt rnmcnt to nuni, kikahu an,iviny .u uu. ,siage what no pnysician lias ver acr.iev
cct ! jr-rious ozcuer ot oemocracy, wnicu is . Cllaml has never been known to fail
I he rmhlcin of truth end justice, of glory, of palri
otitin, and of liberty!
TERMS.
The "OAV PAIGN" will ho printed on a mam-
a:oth shrei, nearly fvic the size of thr "Daily None genuine, unless signed I. Butts
Union," and folded in a convenient form for bind-1 on the wrapper.
ing contest, ail these ereat -measures will be aver-1 Liver, ..hat scores now reioice in the
thrown; a National Dank and an unjust and op- ! possession of good tiealtii vAo4 but for this
pressivo tanii will be established in their stead, j I5alsam, would .have been in their graves
The glory of tho war will be eclipsed, and the j hayj iyen to tHc hy lhcir
inn r oi ine peace w 11 oe ir iieren away. areir. , i i a ia
1 .... friends and physicians. Abeve aliremem
11 ' Iirr t int fine innn nnh n mni ininn nio Moon
I i . i- : rt: . J i ; t i U(,l itiUl llliJ III t illUUUIly iiiuiliiiv, iiao ivv-11
su:m ii.i umirj ui-s'xtam iiiuiclhh upon uirit uumi-;
try! F.-rone, are not; and wc Khali exert ev- : imiiaieu nuer various names, ana inai ur
try nerve and make ef-ry honorable effort to pre-i Wistars genuine Balsam of Wild Cherry
vent such a disaster. In this contest we invoke !onlv can be relied upon 1o Cwrc. It lias
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the present time which is but the result ol a be
lief on the part of tle American people cf th e hos
tility of the leaders of that party l th gnat prin-
For delicate health in young females
stands unrivalled as it does for all diseases
of this climate.
Masonic Notice,
rrniiE funeral oisoqic, . ,
AAUfucit, jjrasiucu, (icc'cl, will I
emnized by SI
Morning star IocI, iv0 v
Nashville, N. C, on the third S-! ! '
ipnl next. The-Fraternity and 1
generally are invited to attend
of the Worshipful master ' ' 0rdcf
IVM. H, TERHELL & .
Nashville, N. C., March, iS43
9 S
patriotism, as rnaniffrd by their reprehensible.
not to say treasonable, conduct tow ards lhcir t
country and government in every contest with a j-hl at ONK DOLLAlt -PER COPY.
For sale by Dr. A. II. Macnair, Agent
the reuutalion of the State, the -Register ! foreign nation in which it has ben compelled to Clubs will be furri.hed with G copies for $5;' ror Tarboro', and by dealers in medicines
11-11. 1 . I
. -. tu:.u u;r .licrrftno. ; ennrafre has so siur.f? ano maoueneo um io :es
jeni us eiioriT iu raauusn nun uinw, r -
, i i . i.,...,:nl nerati' n, as to induce them to lay aside all prstri-
and never said aught, against the tyramcal, J 1
i j otic. principle and all decent regard tr tin t:it !u
and unlawful act of dismissing and tits-: r ' .
" rcnce of the people, in the contests wh:v ! ihey
gracing a man, without a trial. Such is ; for in wr,veyftar wa?fl , f r t!iP ,,03.
"his love 6f law, such his respect for the; SMsion of oiflco ann- power. lienor we n-.w he
rights and reputation, of any one of his own; the sorry ami disreputable spectariooxhibifed
fellow citizens in theco-iduct of many of th leaoers of tha party
But thes? voting officers .Tppcaled to the abandoning the principles which they have huh i
President, who it seems was gracious to avowed and insisted r.j.on a ti e t-nly tree nriu.
enough to grant them a trial before their "'ciples on which th.- rr -vernment ,h,M ht admin
accuser. And nray. is it any favor to af-lired' and c!,srM,nsr lU rnin C r n; n'
-. . - .i r than a quarter f a century, been their !.:. .!?
fortl a mall o trial ond hearing, in this free 1 , . . .
and eb qucet IcjMirr, f vrr sbr.nt'tT m I'lCir ?'rfr:"
country of Laws? Are wctobe imprison-: ( n(WPnKi,2 the f,-it8of victcry.in thr f-r-CU
and disgraced by a civil or military irn hore that iht y raay nlly sncerssfnMy n-ler (
despot, without even a charge of gllill? military chb-ftain, who ba rrniind all I.i lanrc is
Are we not onIr to submit in silence to in a war which they bav denounced and opr";'d,
sucii outrage, but to glorify the execution-, and who spu-n thrir upp r!. when tendeu-d as a
er"? Such has been the course of the Hal- to which b .ih he and they b l.. g. It is
T?P,;Jtor. .ml ho h nvpn reh:iked c,I(4fl a PV. ovprwitenne-! win a fowr.,;g
the President for granting a trial in the
case Hut that is not all. Now thtt the
trial is going on, he seeks !o. prejudice. the
public mind agiinst these young officers,
by publishing insinuations against them
We have heard frequently from the tri
al, and the evidence produced before it.
but
13 eopirs for SI 0; 2t o pic for $16.
QZf NOTIC II Newspapers, by pub-
generally7.
Head Quarters, 2Ut Heft, N y
Tarboro', March o5(h, is7s" $
TPHE commissioned Officers of the olsl
Keglmcnt eh
tend at the usual para(Ie groum Tarba
in summer umform, for Office drill 2
Regimental Court Martial. By order
HENRY T.CUIUK,'
Col. 2UtUe'f
HobU R. Bridgers, Adj't.
JYoticc.
if:
qtialififtd
-sAscrPier bavin
Executor of the last will of J, 7)
Burnt, dee'd, .is anxious to settle the es
tate as soon as possible. He therefore in
vites all creditors of the estate to nresent
their claims for payment, and all debtors
Nash ciunly, N. C. Feb. 16th,'kS4S.
IhkhtS the above prospectus, together ;Or. Jnviics 2 :u2ii!v llcdiciiirs.
with iu notice, until the first nf June, x is our principle in the management of
witt befurnisheil with the " Tri-fVcekty xs paper to notice anything which we arc requested to discharge their debts
Union" and tU "Campaign" for six finij outj froni personal investigation, to be JNO. J. BUNN Ex'r
limn I tin I c -i if -i r T i . . '.
oi uuiuy io me pumic. some oi ur.
i h,. last nnmher of the "CAMPAIGN" wiljJavne's medicines we have used in our
he p,,bns!,d afw the eh-cti-,;,, and will contain j famiyfor manvycars. For instance "The
the cirioial rctu.-ns cf the canvass in every State. . t it.r,, ,, .
PJTrriTP c. rrtW Vuu, ic x arm. native, and
Ull LUlL UI.1SZ. (Vermifuge," which wc know to be good
j'for the complaints they profess to cure
Pome timo open, when the .r T , n . t.
' .. . i t: were on Iolic Ontario, the n.ist sum.
' i
C.y. r,
tine
Presi.lcni saw fi! to restore Licuts. Singcl-
tary atui Pender to their position in the
Anr.v, ti
tint ('ol.
lie ha not yet dme so, will the Regis
he Raleigh register predicted . Yq dnk mQny day
Pamo would immedtntely res.gn. walcr f , TCion;werc
i i
r-f iinjKpnhir p ificirdes. anl Jiranded ! -ii t.i?.
tized hy th ser tence of popular condc-if-tion t"jr
conduct as parKsann, wh;r'i ha- rencv ' their
ckvio. and their party appellation anrirppnl-
fi'wr in the estimation of the patriotic p'rtio i of :he ;
American people; it is snh a p.-irty. thu siiny to
phrensy and maddened ty disiirci iir,e; th? I
the proud and nrde democracy of the Union l ave
mcr, when several of our travelling com-
panions, irom Having, in western JNew
s, the limestone
badly attscked
with violent Diarrhnen and Dvsenterv.
err in form v.s, if there is anv probability a t i i i j i r
- J Mr. Is. hafl nrnvnlen himself, nrevmus tn
of the ''Hero of the Wooden Horse" ac- i . . i oi r c
. . leaving home, with 1 he Carminative of
. " , i Ur- Jayne,77 and -in all cases of its use,
ir;inir.Mir K?r nas oi. I'ame rensca io
Cotton' Yarn.
-O-
HPHE subscriber lias just received a
quantity of Cotton Yarn, different
iiumfv-rs, which he sell very low
tor cash ov bavin'
Feb- 4- eo. Howard.
flmnnrr Ti vr frpnrtlntnrn. ft wn-s nrrp:sfii I in
r..?r.t t -c t.. t'- - "r o - r '
i jiiiiii nit: jjiujJiiiM'y oi uiu xicgrstcr.' uu
iWwbryn Rrp
on
we thought it improper to comment to encounter in the appmacldnjr r... test O'
. r 1 conrp. the conniet will he fierce r.n t'u '"imie
it, durii g its pendency. A fair trial ,
' " , , ' . n i deOPTate; yet in our relief, with tod - Icsintr
From the Rafdgh Register.
was all that was asked for Licuts Pender
and Singletary. It was accorded to them
as a matter of right, and its verdict wc
we are destined to overthrow and rout th'n most
sijrnallyi
Rut. in ordr t win the (rTent hattlo which :s to
effecting a speedy cure.
The Expectorant we have Itnown used
among our intimate friends with equal suc
cess; and we feel that we shall do a good
Generous Bluest. Wc understand aci io lamnies espccnany mose situated so
from the "Iinisboro' Recordcr,', that the the-v cannot have accessto immediate med-
Court of Wardens of the Poor of the Coun- ,cal skiI1') to advise them ,0 ke on ha(I
tv of Orange, at their last meeting, receiv- both tHe Epeelorarit ant! Carminative
ed from the Hon. Duncan Cameron, of 1 "u Piuraiu is neuevcu oy gooa pny-
trust will do them . justice, which is more secUre the eendanry cf democratic principles and j thjs Cy Executor of the late Thomas D. s'cians t0 uc t be best recipe for Pulmonary
than they will get from the Raleigh Re
Jster.
Democratic Convention.
The delegates to the
measures for years t'-- ro-no. and thu3 to prescvH
-the integrity and honor of ntir hehved country, it
is ierurnher.t on thoe who love lliecauc and are
devoted to the Tne f.iith to he on. the a!eft; to rr-
r. .. . fT'iniZ" I' "IlllM V 1"! II initio, v !! ;u !u i:m:inr
Convention at - . 1 , , , . i
Raleigh, will bear in mind that WYdnes- tlnM.nA to'make prppara!ion nPcwwry tn
day next, 12th mst., is the time appointed ftnsnrft a lriumTant and inri(,us victnry. All
for holding the Convention, the following hit'ernes and animosity must he laid aside; con-
are the de legates appointed for this coun- rotation and harmony must he preached; in short
y. we must adopt and net upon the no'de motto of a
R. R. Bridaera, H. T. Clark, L. C. Tender, distinguished apostle of the demorati creed
Jno. S. Dancy, VVm. S. Rattle, Jese Biilluck, ' "Ukion, Harmony, Corcession -every thing
T' o it Thomas, David vVil'iarns, Wm. J. Arm- for the cause, nothing for mfn.
Strong, Jfis II Annstrodg, JacTb S Barnes, Jona- In the approaching contest, the democracy have
lhari Uoundtree, LD Farmer, J B VVoodard, J J 1 every i hi n? to enconracrp. them. ' Their principles
Taylor, VVm G Sharpe, W M Stat ion, VVyat j are in the ascendant, and their great measures
Woye, Wm Tunnell. VV m Barnes, White Oak have triumphed in the administration of the gene
It T Eagles. David YVehh. Kiiha Harrell, VViliejral government, and have received the sanction
Belcher, Bolin Barron, .1 A Vines, S L Hart. U and approhation of the people.
D Wirnherley, F H Knight, Moses Baker, Wm I 1. The democratic party have accomplished the
II llines, Jo I) Jenkins, David Cobb, .James ii great reform of a Reparation of Bank and State
i , i . ' . i .
I5ennehnm,-Esq ,a bond for one thousand 'Pvc compiainis, inai nas ever yei
dollars, in trust to the said Wardens, and bcen compounded.- The reason is, Dr.
their successors in office, for the benefit of JaT,lc ,s not a qek, but a regular, sclen
the Poor of said County. This was done lir,c and ahIe me'Iical practitioner himself,
in compliance with a 'bequest in the will ,s medicines are used by the best pliysl
of the said Thomas D. Bcnneham to this c,ans- EZRA IIOLDEN,
Editor of the Phila. Sattrrday Courier.
Jayne9s Sanative Pills, though not
effect: "I give to my friend Duncan Cam
eron, the sum of one thousand dollars, to
! to be nnnronri:itfrl t fMirist.-iin nnA IIpiv-
11 i r r r iVa -v aI aI a - a I Ct -11 99
, . , ,. A. T. n.v,uuiniciiui;u as a uiuvtiMll cure-ail,
olenl purposes, at his discretion." !. , , , '
r,,. n i . u i have, nevertheless proved superior to eve-
I he Court directed that a copy of the A. . - , , . .
n , 4, . . ry thing of the lnd, especially in Liver
isond, and the assignment accompanying: z, , . . , . r ,
it,.ho..ld b, .pread upon its minute., and : mP,aln? a"d nd when w-
that their Chairman should return their f conjunction w.lh h.s Tome Verm-
4U i 4 vt n x- ; IUSe ur iierauve, wiu noi iai one time
that thev duly appreciate the motives that i 1 handre.d f Reeling, permenent cure.
induced him in his discretion to bestow' "epareu on y by Ur u. jB,ftal.
nalrvhin a mrl a i ! . - n n I
the generous bequest upon the Poor of, & J 7
Thijrpen, J !I Daniel, Jesse llarrell, flarman
Ward, Henry Cherry,. VVm Cherry, John Law-
thrf ngb the instrumentality "f th Constitution
al treasury. That sal iitary measure hs heen in
Terrr, H Catts, S B Staton, Wm S Baker, Pat-j operation for two years, and has answered all the
lick McDowell, H B Bryan, L It Chfrry, Wilie i expectations of lhoso wh projected, nd those who
Uradley, Josiah Cutchins, David Barlow. James i havo carried it into succc sful operationi It
S Bauk?, T L Maner, Chas Harrison, Richard j Has home the country safely through a for
Bynora, Theo Atkinson, Bennett P Pitt, McfiM : eign war, and a eommercial erisis whirh
brey Jones, K icVard Savare. Roddin S Petwav has shaken other nations to their founda-
Joshua Barnes and LI, tVan'ey.
CTThe' Richmond Enquirer of Satur
day last says: We had the pleasure oi
seeing in the Northern Cars, yesterday
Mr. Sevier, commiSsioner to MexiCo
He bears the effects Qf his late indisposi
tion. He has gone, on to New Orleans di
reet, and thence to the Mexican capital.
He was accompanied by his daughter!
who will part with him at New Orleans."'
tionsi It has proved to he a salutary check upon
the banks, and has preserved a sound and stable
currency for the people.
2. Under the auspices of the democratic party a
liberal revenue tarif" has been established, by
which for the first time in our legislation during
the last thirty years, the rights and interests of the
farmer and laborer have heen regarded with the
same just and equal favor which has been extend
ed to other classes. This great measure cf re
form, for which the democracy have so long strug
gled, has proved to be eminently successful. Ii
has provided ample revenue for the government,
List of Letter,
Remaining in the Post Office at Tarborone 1st
of April, 1848, which if not taken outbHforttjie
1st of July next, will be sent to the Genera.
Post Office as dead lettersi
Albcrtson E C Killebrew G J
Anderson G W 2 King Henry
I3ntt Draswell KniRht W. Ann Miss
"Blount Levi Lodffp Wm
Bradley Litlleberry Merser Wm F
Bradley Wm Mabry Chas 2
"Bell Noah Morgan Wells B
Brown Ellen Miss Man Ady
Bonnstein H 2 Marshbcrn S'aml
Bonnstein & Oden- Ncal Chas E 2
iveimer 2 Nettles. Mourning
Cobb Sarah Mrs Nolley Bithana
Cromwell EHsha
Cherry L N
obb L S
Duggan John S
Duggan Mary Mrs Ruffin Wm
Dupree Mary Miss Ruffin Juda
Phillips Nelly Miss
Phillips xM M 2
Parker Jos J R
Parker O 11 3
their late friend's native County.
Wilmington Market, March 31.
Bacon Receipts have been somewhat
light since this day week.
Corn We hear of no arrival per vessel
since our report of last Thursday.
Lard Stock fair and price firm.
Naval Stores 'The receipts of Turpen
tine have been extremely light during the
past week. Prices have maintained much
firmness, and we retain our former quota
tions. The market is clear or nearly so.
Spirits Turpentine has declined, and last
sales are reported at 29 cents.
Appointments for Elder Chandler.
April 21, at Pleasant Hill; 22, at Old
Town Creek; 23, at Conetoe; 26, at Wil -j
Hams'; 27, at Falls Tar River.
GEO. HOWARD.
Tarboro', Nov. 9, 1847,
.fe
DIED,
In 4his county, on Sunday last, Mr. Co
der Cherry, of this place. On the previ
ous Sunday, he was thrown from a buggy.
in consequence of the horse running away,
had his thigh broke, and was -otherwise
injured. He has left a wife and six chil
dren to mourn their loss.
Downing James
Foxhall Susan A
Foxhall David D
Garrett John J
Garrett Jos J Dr
Gay EH
Grimes Thomas
Hart R D
Hyatt Jesse B
Sessoms A P
Shurley Henry
Stalon Baker
Speight J F Rev
Taylor M L Miss
Teate Rhoda Mrs
Thigpcn Wm
Tyler Thomas
Tobin Jos II
Hughes Wm H Dr Thomas Jesse
Hyman Wm R Vick Exum VV
Johnson James
Jones A M Miss
Jenkins Jos D
Jordan Gray
Winchell G W
Whitehead Aug
Williams Gray
Walker L H
74 jtfS. M. REDMOND, P. 31.
V-rintmg neatly executed,
AT THIS OFFICE,
nfew'and Beautiful
Fall and Winter
M1L L1JYEM Y, &c.
8 just ..received her Full supply
of Goods, which as usual comprises
a general assortment of the most neat,
ful and ornamental articles, in the
Itlillinci'y line.
All of which will be sold on her ns'isl
tberal and accommodating terms.
Ttrboro', Oct. 24, JS47.