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The Southerner.
TAWBORO' : NOV. 20.
her resources, and to a
Drosncntv. ne anuucu nex w av ueu
relations of the constituent and roprc- tinuect dowutthe tracking Wide Water
enntn nnd showed them to ha mutu- street n& far as Market SauareVVThere
i ?V. 1 . . ..-- . . v - - -- . T - - -r -
aj. in reference to tne aspect 01. na- are ouiy -si naics, dui h. i guvu
tional affairs, he recarded the times as beginntnff. and, judging from informa
full of peril; and he called upon the tion from thcTWcst, this shinuienU which
representatives" of ' NorihCarohea to was ma le by Samuel Tate, hsq., "resi
see to it that she had justice done hcr,f deut'of the Charleston and Meuiplii
and that JtheinesViiuiihlq blessings tfan R. II. Oem'pany, will be followed by
sin it ted to us 'by our forefathers' should cotton, tobacco, and other products in
be preserved. In conclusion, ho again large and increasing profits,
thanked the Senate for the flattering i
evidence of their partiality for him. p ' Horrid Accident. ,V
The Clerks and Doorkeepers were ; Afrtend informs us of a shocking
geneSrfromempbis estJrday, "paSetco halbcj aunUidaapaer ,
to K depoT of the N. & PRoad, apt I contoep. . i
In ittdia tne rebels aptuiin
burgh bu0ficrwrds rclreatcd Com
bined movements were hemmingortlie
rebels about Chudaree.
Bomfeay quietSevaral-gallantaf
fairs had taken place at Oude, all end
J :
rzr
; - Tile' First Snow.
Oh'Monday night last, we had the
first fall of Snown slightly covering the
ground the weather continuing cool.
it lasted for several days in the woods
and in shady places. :
Postponed Sale.
It will be seen by an advertisement
that the sale of Negroes, Land &, ad
vertised to take place at the late resi
dence of Dr. Henry Seawell, dee'd on
the 15th of December is postponed till
the following .Monday the 20th.
New Advertisement.
A careful perusal of the new adver
tisement of "Messrs. Macnair & Bro. is
desired. It is somewhat unique in its
'character, aud doubtless rare, rich an 1
tasty Goods, as well as those of a -comfortable
and substantial quality will br
fubraitted to the inspection ut those who
may favor them with a call.
then elected, and the Senate adjourned, casualty which occurred last week in the
Iu the House of Commons, Thos. upper part ot the county, near Hamil-
Settle and D D. Ferebee, were ,n- Aourig man by -the name of
, '' , James ..: nrown was engaged in filling
nominated for Speaker., The vote , . , . , 00 f
. r , the tube of a loaded gun, when a spark
stood for Settle, 7o; Ferebee, 30. was toinmuuicated to the powder in the
Mr. Daney, of Kdgecotube, . proposed tubcihd tlm gun" unfortunately d is
E l. Oantwell, Esq , for re-election as f charged, is Mother was standiug
Chief Clerk. Mr' D. F. Caldwell, of j fee? thft ;u"1f' iind
. , , , r t r received the charge of shot in her
Guilford, proposed W. H. Hams-m, of kneeSf frwn which sbe dieJ io about
Wake. ' The vote stoodfor Cantwell, tel U)urs ufter: XUus. is another ad-
86; for Harrison, 28 jded to the hoig list of accidents result-
Mr. Dortch, of NVnynv, propscd
Geo. Howard, Ksq vf Wil.-oii, for As-si-taot
Cltrk, ji.d ho was elected unan
imously. The-Doorkeepers, were then elected,
wheu the House adjourcd
iu frn: the. careless UM5Yrf.fi re ariu.s,
H ilf'amstoM JBanuvr..
Govt rnor Mewy.
We regret our in ioilify to lay en
tire U'f ire our real rs
nv. Hi i' to the tw
(.ic'teral Assembly, now iTi session.
Man i'otm( Dd.
We learn from a correspondeut at
Siuithficld, thatou thejuoming of the
iog iu the total rputetad gratidestrucf
tmn pf the ' i&&&yJ Rebels Un great
numbers were ravaging the country.
The new Anglo American Subm i
rjno. Cable is to be of difforent descrip
tion to the one now used.
5 Liverpool; Novi 3rd: Cotton i"idcclm
ed from an eighth to'one-quarter. Three
days sales 18,000 bales. Lower qiiali
ities altnasunsaleible AIaret closed
with a 5still fui'ther, declining tendency;
Provisions, heavy and declining.
UV .; LATESTi; v if
j Halifax; Nov. 17.The Cunard
steamship Canada, with Liverpool dat s
to the sixth has arrived.; New unuu
portane: -f. v-;- V ' ;- "--- '
Sales of cotton for the : week 4,700
bales. Decline during the week a i
soine says ati . ' 1 ':
Provi.-ions have n declining tendency.
D.P.Gregg,.0.S,
Is ft!tawbord M
And ready to V
Perform Denial Operations,
For t bosewhe-tnajr wish to patronise
him,. r-r , Novcpiber It ,188
i&ir aritfee
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Choice
elecf ioh of
"OV Trip iTrr
ocxtl.fcball proceed t
highest bidder, at th lifp ! M
Dr. Henry Seaweli; (!((i
land on which dee'd. re
the Tarboro' road d,5l,;
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Contai'nhiL'900 or lnnn '?V
todower,)ll:,dapt,dtoth('
Corn, Cotton, &e. h$H
8th iustaut tJjc iiieless body of a very
old man was funi on the road sidc.be
tweeu Mitylnuor's ; epot aud Smith
field. A Coroner's Inquest was held,
the Me--a 'c of" !iD tn,? verdiet of the jury was that he
. ,.' , eauie to his death by a dispensation of
Houses ot the . . r, .....
1 nivwciree, , lie passeu ine nignt pre
vious to his death at the house of Hrv-
ii, ecpiea upvnrts.of five c olumn ait mith- Khl. where he
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..p. 1 ,:.v . Market.-; .1. .
1 Tawboro', Mark kt, Nov. 19.
Tuj pentine--l)ip, S2 20 to 2 2o.
Scrape, 45 to n0 uts. per 100 lbs.
Tar, SI 00 to SI 10.
Corn, 82 75 to, S3 00per bbl.
Cottou, 10 tolOj ets. ,
Bacon, 12 to .13 cts. V ,
Lard, 12 to 121 lis. ' ' ' ' '
jvek'gqod
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Li,
Cheap Goods
Washington Market Nov. 10.
Naml Stores Din 'TurotJs:.I5 a
a8Ak'U, ,3,20; Scn.ipe; ?lt6b'a l,7oj Tar$l,50
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Dentistry.
Sufferers can now be relieved.
Grcg is in town call on him.
Dr.
Godcifs Lady's Book.
The Dec. No. of this beautiful and
instructive Magazine, which closes tb'
present volume, has been received. We
would gladly furnish it to our patrons
the ensuing year at S4 for it and The
Southerner. Call soon that we may
speedily make up a Club.
Lieut. Pender.
The latest news from the Pacific coaj-t
is to the effect that two other battles
'tvere fought in September between Col.
- . 1 : 1 . .r: . i .1 ' x
ot the fetauiari, and is icCMiipaoiei proiaeu wim muuey auu wearing app a- , a t qq. Kosi 1 15
ici. lie juiuiiui'u iui. ctuiiu uiui ills
with the following true and judicious
editorial remarks j
This document-will be porused wi'h
inttrest by persons if all part es iu all
portiOHS of the State. It ? devote.-d
entirely to North-Carolina affaii; and
h3 subjects embraced in the Message,
as well as the maimer in which they
are disc ussed, evince the deep c meern
name was Weaver; that he had rela
tives in More comity, and was on his
w.iy to Edgecombe. Nothing was found
upon his person by which he could be
identified, avc a Bible, in which was
writteu the uame, John Weaver.
The deetas d was decently interred
in Smithfit Id, the funeral services be
in -performed with due solemnity-bv
wuicti tne Governor eeis ior n - pr llev .William E. Fell, of the Methodic
penty and honor of the State. We have (Jhu.cb AW. Maud.
HOtiuH; now to reftr t.e the manyvalua-:
hie suggestion.- which the ijovcrnor has
made to the Legislature, but we may do
so atjsouie length hereafter.
"' Deplorable Accident
The N wbein Progress of the 9th
insUsays: L st night, a few minutes
before 5) o'cloek, a most deplorable ac
cident happened at the drug l rc of J.
V. Jordan, K-q.. nearly opp cite our
St'jckholders' Meeting. W. & W R
R. Company.
lue attemtma bcssiou t jresterday office A negro girl, it teems, had
was taken up with the cou.-ideratHou f . been into the store for some tu -diciue,
the recominen latiou of the President which having obtained, she was pain'
Wright s commaud and the hostile ludi- and Uireetors, tiavsng retereuee to .the out at the door, or making for it, when
tins, which terminated in the complete j purchase of a e. n'rolling influence in a rifle which Mr Elnha Cuthkrt and
overthrow oftho enemy and put an ithe ,Seab,;,rd a,!d """ -1'lroad, fl , me other young gentlemen were hand-
i or the eonstrftrti.in M k branr) fr-im lin.r vpni nff -innt'.int tU lll
s T1 1 1 trk flrt m.i m I - '
vuu n' mil. j..w. ..;.. .... t. 1. ........... - 17 .1 I . .L -I J l. 1- r .1 i i
a inn, pwim, wu uic iiiuiugti'u iv it w una i iie i;iri in me oacK oi tne neaii
don Koad, in the neighb uiiool t hu
field, to -Suff dk, Virginia. This gave
ri.-e to an anirn tti:d and lengthy discus-
Grain -Corn comes forward slowly
and! sells from boats at 60' to 35cts.
per bushel;, no sales of i wheat aud oats
to note. . ; :
Cotton has 'declined since our last
and we quote it to-day at 9 a 10 lets,
for a good article.
Hacon, bog round, 13 to 1 4 cts.
L ird -13 cents per lb.",' '
. Wifminytou Marlxtj Nov, 1G. ;
Dip Turpentine Virgin is selling at
$3,Jo;.yH.,w, $3,0oj. Hard, 1,75.
Tar, S2 00 to 2 25.
Cotton, 11 to Hi cents.
Com, 75 t. 80 cents.
Macon, hog round, 13 to 14 cents.
Lard 12 to 12 i cents.
The Oregonian contains a letter da
ter "Camp at the Cceur d'AWo,
."WasLington Territory, September
..IGth," giving a detailed account of the j
lterbury Market, Nov. 10.
Carefully corrected -weekly by N. M
Martin, Bro. & Co.,'' Grocers and
Commission Merchants, No.
it- 129 Sycamore street.
ten dollars; under that m
November 1,-1858. - ' '
. Land for SaP
Til E . Subscribers wishing tn
South;i0ffer for sale their Tract if
On Beach Swamp, about six mje
of Enfield. This Tract contuius
' Jlhoid 450 litres
IT
i r iraproTii,
anl is in a neiL'hboi-linrvl n,u.
r - o "v- writ,
rahty aud refciicmpnt. One of fa
-J ' - ' ' lumbers, Mr. J. S. Whitaker, will takl
I . ..: ,, . I feroai pleasure in showing the ml
!!- 0 trti 'li 9 :uiv one wisliito nvm;.- t
j IUVJ ,ct iuirciuucr, ll will 1(
withdrawn Irom market.
J S Whltah,
Vary Whitafo.
Halifax, Not. 1st, 1858.
Land and Negroes
FOR SALU.
At-
Consisting f 1UH, srt,
dreu. 25 or HO !..., .
Villi M
the cro'j of Uorn. p..i?..
GinT&c7,&?.
vnlVabQve properly Will beijj
Lcreaitot six.mouths -r.-.n ,
! HI I
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Tawborov, Nov. 16, 185.
Hotel for Sale
TflE Owner aud Propriotcr of that
well known Hotel, '
She Edgecombe House,
Situate m tVis place", wishingtb 'engage
in other'puiiuits,' offers the same for
iou, wbcli h i I not closed when a
ibsidcs altogether, is the Autumnnl Inter-
hittent or Ague and Fever,' which, if not
lo fatal, yet is very distressing. Its cha
racters, effects and consequences, are peeu-
. , A,- ....
liar; to a uimiiiisneu energy oi tut-jia'Tim.-
inflictiiiJi iijiiries ff which she died al
most instantly. The rifle was in' the
hands of young Cuthhert when it wcut
off The girl belonged to Mrs. Nancy
Luwreuce, of this town, and, we under
stand, was only 16 or 18 years of aiM
certain resolution offered by P. Mur-
,y phy, Kstjr instructing the P esideut
vx v.un xuere i, an impruveu lone salc. iut;lufeig the Hotel Furniture
in ih mardet .to-Uy mid prices are in lon to be given tliT 1st January
firm" if 1.1 1-J . V .Iftl.iM l.rii.m I It
somewhere and parsing out at the chin, lf , . , , r
a . - . . .. , . .. . . Hohicrs demand lie.
next.
! The uTwdersinod is fiill'v aiitli;risiti
Produce we have no material clinasc' ... .. .u
recess Was taken for tea. When the
i e l i . a- i
uaiucss irom wmcu u anorua us Convention assein'.led
much pleasure to make the following o'clock, t lit
extract:
inactive, and prices are
question
again at .seven
was taken upon
2 ...... J iv . , : ... .u.. ...i - ---v..
"in ii uiiif; tin- colli em Ilia- I T i , i ' !P1 " 3
ted r,nrehnfmek ;,,!., P. rt,.....M,iJ " -rk, Nov. U. Henry Reed, ' Hacon U a little higher. " 1 -.IIV i
r j . ... 1 ...i- ..if -u i i - ... I j : . . . . - . ' - ' : . ;;..r
Road, ortnkeiiieiures for me coiHtroc- ul clt,K 1 u,u rxne m mis uu i m tair request at ioi to, j UK Subscriber intends moving:
ti n of the branch refer;-, d to if io i y nested to day in the act of 1 1 J c. for pnme in kegs., t ., ! west, and will sell his Plantation, con-;
their opinion, such course sh..utd be ')UM05ll,,lo Icuvr' ' ' c coniesses to the suuano i reruvian is in brisk . tainmg hi bund.-ed ,and , forty, acres of
for tb.- in crj.st of the Couin .nvt and ; rou,Mr u,ree weiK Sl OI a PcKage ueni .nu, ana we no -v quote atfcW.
to notice in the market.
Corn is
lower,-
Flour has advanced We quote S.
Fine at 66 75. Kx-ru S7 75, and fam
ily $8 75 iu a retail 1 way Large lots
could be brought lowrr.
Hacon Is a little higher. '
Jno. Nor fleet.
Tarboro', Nov. 4, 1858.
I OFFER FOR SALE tbeffo
tion on which I now live, eoosistin'r J
651 Acres Valuable Land and
1 2 or W Likely Kcstmi
The Land and Negroes may be fooad
In.Ncu-h County,
Directly on the Couuty Road leaiiiH
from Enfield to Rocky Mnuit, 2 mils
north of lag's mill, S iniles from Battlt
btro'. . . II. A. Toijk
5th Nov. 1858.
NEW FIRM
New Goods!!
Ortjanization of (he Legislature.
We learn from the Raleigh Standard
)FFER to their Friends and !M
j Public generally, a very CHEAP a
CHOICE selection of
Full and Winter Goods, w
Dry Goods, ' ' Boots aud Shoes,
Groceries, " Wood ware,
le tOiiip uiyj an-
also, to applv to ihe Ijegislarure .if Vr-
ginu and North Carolina for auraot,
thit tie General Assembly of this Stare of the .powers rerjui?ie. to carry Mich
comtaiLCed its biennial -session ih that plan ir plans iut i effect. !
Tu matter in relition 'o the debt of
if oer oqo huudrnd k tiers directed to
Brooklyn I-
Hardware,
i landsttmatcd in a very healthy heigli- C rocker yJ l.
in five instal
City on Monday last.
Iq the Senate, Col. Henry T. Cltrk,
the Senator frurn Edgecombe, was cho
sen Speaker; and in the House, Thomas
Settle, E q , of Rockingham, was cal
led to the Speaker's chair. Ruth tin .-e
i . ! d soos?eu 't, the t 'ouveutioii nroeeedod
y I in till iM aii of 4 hmni'4 .tiki tlii i-4iir
Ynetirs on 1st Ja niiry, ISoO, GD, 61,
'02 and '03 Was als take i uj and co;
Sifldel, ihd itwas de. I le i to ask for
a re-en lorscm -ut by the State
i Th- other business hivinjr beeti
-their knowledge of naiiiainentarv law.;
(.... tl.iv ilnfioa f-tirt IrAiartf n V1 k unit "'o J','"1
responsible positions they hive been
called to nil.
In the Senate, Mr. McDowell nomin
nted Henry T. Clark-Ksq., for Speak
er and Mr. McDonald nominated
Ralph Gorrell, E q., of Guilford. The
vote stood for Clark, 28; for Gorrell,
, 11.
Mr. Chrk was declared eleeted, and
conducted to the Chair. by Mes&rs. Mc
.Do we 11 and McDonald.
On taking the chair, the Speaker
thanked the Senate for the very flat
ten njr vote he had received. He rejrar-
ded that vote as au evidence of their
partiality, rather than as an evidence of
the recognition of any ability in him
self, lie thanked them fur their con
fidence in him, and asked its continu
ance. is From his experience in that
hall, he Jt new he could . depend upon
their kind indulgence in a . firm and
just enforeeuicut of the rules partic
ularly when be reflected that the rules
came not from the chair, but emanated
from the Senate." The ' Speaker then
'alluded to the objects of the Assembly
rwhieh wiTP t protect and foster the
intcrf Bt of North-Caroliua, tudevelope
The S,nti Fe Mxxih !
St. Louis, Nov. 12 The Saute Fe
mails arrived here to-day, with the fol
lowing items: . ...
. Col. Miles had hid another, encoun
ter with the Na aj .s. Ton of iim lat
ter killed, and SU horse and G.50U
sheep.. captured.
Kit Carson, with a l.lil of Utahn,
passed through Santa Fc on his w.ij'
bcrbotxi,
Which th y are
Tin ware,
determined ti
An exaiuiBatl0U
Jlhniit tp.n mifp.x frnm F.nfiphl uniwunl l,w rates-.
IT i .;i,. f their stoek and nriees h eiiruesuj
Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'cLekby lbckWiVrvradHliree miles from' .' s. MiCNAlR & M
Rev. II. . H . Gibbons, Mr. U i W . Crowell's 4 Roada. - The! facilities for W, J Aawu,M
daughter of Kenneth llyman, iee'd
-The. fonm r lVsi teut aud to:tight the iNavajos.
DIED,
In this county, on Monday evening
l',8t fged about 60 years, JMr.
Aarou Cherry. He was an intemper
ly all ffortions of the Farm
It is ii wi 11' witered Plantation, and,
ll:lS . a - irftaul lllll rvf m-iini. i.. m.11
t . j ' p fpiciutc unil th nnhlie. for tDC
nu.tineu lo .uie maKinjj oi ;oru atiu v"-j t '
Cotton. Also, it has
comfurt able Dwelling House,
TENDERS his sincere thanks'
i;,
1 witnknarA.ro-rtPUfirMl to UllD S'v
. '-""fev . -
. pnnimntifomunr. in business atld r
- s .. ... .... ... . , . .
to u Aoittinnauco of their
Roard of Directors w re re-elected
After .the appointo'cut "of an Audi
ting IJonimittoe, a Committee to super
intend the publication of the procee
dings, and the passage nf a vote of
thanks to 'he Chairman and Secreta
ries, t iic Convention adjourned sine. die.
The Convention -pished off quietly
and harmoniously-st hope' fu spirit per
vaded, its action and animated its mem
bers, and no oue appeared willing to
despond, a but .the rever.se. The road
still stands forth -is the most success
ful rait pud uuterprise io tne State and
one of 'he best mantled ind safes i
works in ttiejcouufrv. 1
Mjor Ken in presided iiver the de
liberations of thi Convention'' with his
accustomed urbanity In tact the Ma
jor makes- so good a Chairman, that
while the Stockholders can get him in
that position they Won't have any body
else, so that his chances of being reliev
ed are very faint WtYwt. Jeur,
Tue' Mohave Imii ma attacked au em- into the tire, supposed to be in a fit. ami
igraut train while crossing the Colorado, was so badly burnt as ultimately to
and killed three men, two women aad- occasion his death.
four children, ": LJ ., ' wmmmtmmmmmmmm
The Oregon War Was ended. Col.
Wright had granred peace aud return
ed to San Francisco. -'
Two steamers from Victoria brought
1000 returned miners. Sett leuiMits
there'are being rapidly deserted.
ate -m in and about six weeks past, fell i With four rooms aud a Gin house and jn the New Firm
Pint Through Freight Proni the Mis-
- tisxippi;
The Norfolk Argus says, a car-load
of cot ion came tun ugh the entire Hue
Later from California
New York, Nov. 12 The steamship
The Sate of Negroes,
ADVERTISED to take place at the
late residence of
Dr. Henry Seawell, dec ,
Star of tbe West from Aspin wall ar- i On the 15tb of December, is POST PO
rtved to-uight, with $1 ,670,000 'in spe-'j NED tilt the following Monday; the
cie
A Chinaman murdered a woman and
was hung by a mob near Sacramento.
4 Lab news from Europe .
New York, Nov. 15.-Theateamship
Vanderbilt Irom Liverpool on the 3rd
inst., arrived this evening.
' The returns of the bank of France
shows a failing off of 1,170,000.'
The returns of the B ink of Kuglaud
shows a falling off of X1606b0:
. Tbe Spanish fleet it) act ag iinat Mex
20th. v Henru Mordecai: Ex'r.
x November 16th, 1858.
A SITUATION as Salesman in a
mercantile establishment,, iu town or
country, by the Undersigned; who has
had seven or eight years experience in
the business. References Messrs.
Weddell & Haft; Tawboro? Col. D. B.
Bell, Battleboroy and Col. D. Wil-
John Manning.
Tawboro, Xq. lL 1858,
Screw, .and other .necessary outbuild
ings, -j Those who wish. to buy a Plan-
la i ion, will please come and look, before
buying .elsewhere., The terms of . sale
will be made: easy. , , i '
,; f ELTjltiyOPE.'
v Halifax county,.- , . ; ' .r
N. Caroling Oct 1858. 43 n
LaRfbMalet!
I WIS II TO SELL the place at which
I now" reside situated near ' , ;
Enjield, Coiwfy
i The Tract of Land contains i r
Seven iSundral tfcrcsj u
Two hundred and twenty of which are
cleared and under fence. " -i-''"-tA
There is a plentifursupplV 'of 'Marl
bri the premics.: The Dwelling House
and out bouses are in good repair.4 'd
; I will' take pleasure 'in showing the
Laud to any one wishing to purchase1 f
1 EpAni;!?,.;
Hush Man'
Tawboro', Oct. 1, lHog-
i ii Hi ritv.u oi w,,v" .. ,Ll-.
has ! been dissolved Mr M
iU be
nen
son retirinir from mercantile hf-
, The business of .the coDcero
closed by either of. us.
Nathan mow"
. tc... If PmOCb
tun
Mr. Ma tjteicn desires to return
thanks to histoid customers fo
long continued patronage, ana n j
a contiuuanco of the sami tot u
-THEunirsiined as
the late Firm of; Mathewson &
havincr assocfated ' themselves
th n.-imeand sfvle of
solicit u continaanceof the VfmL
. i.i "11- UcrrXBa OU "C
long ana iiocrauy ,
Jos: II w'
Tawboro;, Nov 10, 1858
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