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' THE fWoro', N. C. S
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ORGANISE AND ARM!
The Southerner.
TAKBOHO' : DEO. 1.
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Street,, are authorized to contract for adver
tisements, subscriptions, &c, iu New York.
Messrs. M'Cann & Hague, are author
ised to. act as our agents, and contract for
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more, Md.
"WHAT WILL THE SOUTH DO ?
North 'Carolina 'Legislature.
A considerable amount of business
was transacted in this body during tie
week. Mr. Thomas Settle, Rockin
ham, was elected Solicitor for the 4th
Judicial District, and Mr Wm. Lander,
Solicitor of j' 6th .DistViat. Hon. M. E.
Manly: was elected Judge of. the Su
preme Court, and Hons. Geo. Howard
and J. W. Osborne, Judges of the Sope.
perior Court. Several resolutions were
introduced and discussed regarding the
state of the Union. Also a bill au
thorizing the suspension of the bauks
of the State. Also a bill prohibiting
the emigration to the State of all free ne
groes of color, and requiring the removal
from its limits within two years of all
such persons now resident in the State.
Local
Rtlig ioii4 Notice. We are requested
to,aunouncuiaL Elder C. B. ' Hassell,
of Williamson, will preach at the Primi
tive "Baptist Church, on Sunday, the
2d inst. The public arc invited to
attend.
Founfl.At the Post Office, on Tues
day last, a handkerchief, which the
owner can nave by calliug at this office
and paying costs.
HON. THOS. L. CLTNGMAN.
Despite the predictions of the false
prophets of the opposition press, and
this distinguished Statesman has been
renominated by his party for the pot
of United States Senator. While North
Carolina remains in "the Union, she
The Baihy Troup. This excellent
troupe of commedians favored our town
t with a visit duriag this, court week, and
night after night was the tsnt crowded
with all classes of our people. Misses
Mary, Emily, and Fanny, are charming
young actresses, vocalists, and danseu
scs ; . while Master George, with his
wooden shoes r in the most grotesque
dances, and his personations of Asa
Trcnchard, Cousin Joe, Reuben, &c,
and Master Albert, in his negro melo
dies, will be long remembered. In ad.
dition to the plays, dances, and songs,
- PUBLIC MEETING.
At a meeting of the citizens of Edge
combe, at the Court House, m Tarboro,
on Tuesday , the 27th inst., Mr. Ken
neth TuiGr-EX, on motion, was ap
pointed Chairman, and called the meet
ing to order, remarking that it was con
vened without respect to party, to take
into consideration Federal mutters, and
requested John L. Rridgers to ex
plain more at length the objects of the
call. Mr. Bridgcrs, in response to the
request thus raade, reviewed carefully
the great issue of the day, and present
ed in a forcible and concise manner the
growth and spread of Northern fanati
cism, until a great and noble section of
the Republic are called upon to- stem
the tide or be overpowered by its ou-
Correspondence of the Fetef sburg Express;
A n Admirer of Abe Lincoln Ejected
, ram Wilson Enthusiastic Secession
Meeting Patriotic Speeches Strong
Resolutions. Etc.
Wilson, N, C, Nov. 24, 1860.
Dear. Express : According to promise, I
agtfn seat rayseif for the purpose of givr
ing jou a few items. On yesterday (Fri
day) a Northerner from New Haven, Coiin.
bavin"- ""iven utterance to Black Republi
can sentiments, w is waited on by the citi
zens arid informed that be could'not go any
further South, and was stepped just as he
was going to take the 2 o'clock train-for
Wilmington. At about 7 o'clock he was
again waited on, and informed that he
must take the eight o'clock train going
North, and that he should be drummed out
nf tnwri. but was assured that he skoutctM
not be hui-t.
; A large crowd having gathered around
ward swell. His remarks were listened i bim, he was told to march to 4he railroad
to attentively by the largest concourse and forthwith commenced the most unearth
of Deonle ever collected in the Court! ly noise it has ever been our lot to listen to.
FTmi. and bnartilv endorsed, as was Some-were ringing bells, ethers beating cr
l,La k thndtm -annkuse tin pans, blowing horns, beating drums and
k,f f,.Jt) irvtorrnnt,,,! him. I doing almost everything else that would
IJLlCJkU A i I
Joseph A. Engelhard was appoint
ed Secretary.
make a noise. Having arrived at the de
pot, the music ceased until the arrival of
the cars , after which it was again resumed
f f -r, rni ' io , iiuur
Upon motion or aame, i. x u.gu, ; more deafeni ng noise than
a Committee ot seven was appointed to . eyer Iu a few ramut.s the music again
draft resolutions embodying the senti- ;cea?ed) !ind 40l(1 Lincoln," as they called
ments of the meeting, to be reported to M was placcd on board the cars, under
Arms and .Ammunition'--for tJS
South Hartford, Conn., has already
shipped for Georgia 180 cases of
Sharp' patent carbines, 1,800 in all
and 40,000 cartridges with conical baiuf
The same paty has orders from Ala
bama for 1,000 of the carbines. Coone?
and . Pond of New York, have fn
twenty to fifty orders daily from Soitfb
Carolina, Alabama and Georgia, chiefly
for rifles and navy revolvers. They
have sent twenty gun-carriages to Geor
gia. Another large house in New York:
has orders for 5,000' muskets, United
Secession meeting I spoke of in my' ,. , , ... . o tsiao.-
, A , . n (t, , hshment has supplied an immense nnm-
as held yesterday in the Court House.1 v , "ust, uum-
- - nor n, h t s riiun vora All i
views ot i,.,! ift t sale stores and agencies are hard nre.f
public affairs, ueelaniii' iu favor ot tUo ,r to sunnlv orders for cannon b,j.,
orp rpnnpsfo(i t.i Kt nr. t in xjonrt t.; o,,t-. r 11 - i u
11 ' 1 - w. . - - ' " ..n I M ' 1 1 ' i II' ,11,11, H'U' UllUU UlllO .. . . n t J I V ,
- -i . rt i - t-iv tHr tiippti'iT mi :i Tdr nusin asa.-
Xfrf .mtrnnf Wn n.qvfi rPPPlVPfi ' n m- rr i .i 1 . t . . i i - i i i :
v j House in larooro, on luesaay, lae , tue union, wutoti; is- aonicu uer m n.
snouiu ue rep. cornea oy m aoi, . " ' . . Qn :ni1rnfi(i ectin to be bold on the ! llA lll0 " nf s,, ninW,
i ! is an exnioiiion oi dissolving views.i"" j " i " -
a oA
men, and we may be justly prou
the nomination of Mr. Clingman. He-
has received a high murk of the appre-
This is the great ihe vital question
f the day, in comparison to which all
the1, others sink into insignificance.
'"What matter it to us who rules the
destiuies of the old world? How ay?
we to be affected by the triumph of
Garibaldi or the King cf Naples the
downfall of Pio Nona, or of Victor
.Emanuel 1 "What is the American
people to gain either by the over
throw of Louis Napoleon, the usurping e first number of this paper, just 1 4th insfc ?
'despot, or Francis Jose
mate despot ? Nothi;
which of themselves ire w"rth the price
of admission. Altogether the troupe is
ciation of his party sof his services; and; 1
.i . ,...:.. l travelling.
m tue pariy s acuou wu it'cuguiAc iuu
highest endorsement of his Southern
rights principles.
Important Notice.
The citizens of Edgecombe county
4th of December, in the Court House, j promised to see him the other side of
The Chairman appointed upon said ; Mason and Dixon's line. Three cheers
Committee, J. L Bridgcrs, James 11. ' having been given for South Carotin acd
Thi"Pen AVm. S. Battle, Col B. B. : the Southern Confederacy, the cars vam-
Barron, I D. Pender, Jos. H. Hyuiau, ; oosed, carrying Old Abe's admirer
aad Beur. M ivo xne
wr ... o. D.i.i.. v. : n.i .rx last was
y-ui. o. u;uui' um tauuj ut
ricflv and forcibly rave his
MURDER
Noah Tumagc, was mortally wouna '
by V in. Sauk, iu thia pla.ee, ou Satur
day night kd't, from fhe etfects of which
he died ihi following day.
The circumstances are, that aufc
went into the Tenpin Alley ot" V
VVaterz, to roll tenpins. Turna4
wao was game keeper, was ordered by
Mr. Waters not to let Sauls, who u
beenjin the habit of playing &nd rjoD
paying for his games, ruil uwilbopaij
tor them. Tuvuae was reuibnatratiuor
with him, endeavoring to eafojefe
orders, when Sauls, who is a powerful
man, struck him with all the force ho
could command with a second size alley
ball, splitting the scull bone about'four
and a half inches. Turuage wa varw
small man, and was peaceable and inof
fensive. , Sauls was arrested ou Sunday
by Sheriff Thompson and is now iu ialj
awaiting his trial.
n, the usurping lue C1" numDcr 01 1,1,3 P:,P-'r Jusl i 4th inst., to give a
fph, the legiti. started at llalcigh in place of the Hal- j thcir opiniocs iaBCktir
ing absolutely, j Di Presr. It is well gotten up, I tQ be a.jofted
ig was open for busin $ssi
After several eloquent and patriotic ad
an expression of ; His remarks wore enthusiastically re-; jref;se3 frorn Messrs. Iiadcline, Clayton
nmiirl 1 U t.. T 1 r,.,A nll.r.ry V
rinn -in tho nrnnor -cni-u- I uurned, Diuimui, vuuiiiui uuu uiucxa,
... t - r
in the cause of the Democratic party.
Persons wishing a good paper, published
at Raleigh, would do well to forward
man
nothing,. However, much we may have
felt interested cr our sympathies awak
ened during the progress of their contest,
we have neither time nor heart to pay j
any further attention to the old world 1 thc Prioe of subscription John Spel
0
or its affairs. Another contest is g ing
on at home, in which every citizen of
the country c e and every man in the
world, feels a deep and abiding interest.
The question which heads this article
is one that throws all others far in the
shade. Who will answer it ?
and gives promise of much usefulness; vew of the preseat political eriis in the
Sons of Temperance. The Grand Divis-r
116 ion mpt in T.irrlnfnn rn r. 141.
W f In prolyl --i ivl in rCTlAnsin tn- Palls. Pl..n'. a r .r.nacta.1 tn onnnint o enrnmit. ! '
U oar people in ! to 7. v 7 ',r " - neaxiy one nunarea delegates present
I gave his views of the "impending cri- tee to draft resolutions, whereupon thej The Report of: tbe Grand gcrbe
slS.
j Chair appointed Col. Macon Maye, Ed- . geuts really an encoura
pre.
gmg exhioit, as to
country. A full attendance, without"! Mr. Fred. Phillips was next called round Moore, J. W. Davis, Dr. J. J. Law-1 the condition of the Order in the StitA-
regard to party, is desirable, fcevcral upon ana in repy eineiiameu ui
Efi., Eli tor and Proprietor.
Semi-weekly 4 dollars per annum, and
2 dollars for the weekly.
gentlemen have conseuted to be present
land address the meeting.
MANY CITIZENS.
Accident to
editor of the Cl
rious accident
.nnotinw in some well-timed sentiments. ' fter rctirinS a short bi!e Present
- i t , f : ed the following resolutions, which were
Uavid Cobb was the nest speaker, i . , A ,
, , , , v . i i . e;ithusiastically and unanimously adopted,
lie deplored the condition to which the J J 1
r . , , , -. , t a . to-wit :
country had been brought oy tno ra-j
The EJjcrojnbe Guar-!. This company
of which our county maybe, and is, justly" decisive action or
We., the citizens of the countV af "WvTlsnn
naticisms of the Black Uepubiican Pi--'NC ignoring a.i party names and views,
any, ty, and clearly pointed to q.uick, and cor.iiallv unite in the following resolutions:
the part of North
an Enior.yLT. Uolfon, 1 proud, has commenced to practice the Carolina and the South,, as thy only ' C0in and II. liar
, .iffrt n- . , . nk x . , 'sure and honorable meaua- to protect: Vice preidehc
karlotte il ut-j, met witn a se- Zuuavc drill. Oalast Saturd.--y, there was . , , ,,,,,, , . . ,
. , t : ! themselves. Mr. Cobb was well re-- ought not to- be,-
on. the th nist., which a1 ; a large attendance of our citizens to wit-' . , , , y , i L
i orivoit nnn m:i o sa vp.rji 1 utis-ni:essnil ! to-..
UezolccJ, That the election of A. Liu-
Hamlin to the Tresidencv and
y of the tfnUed States,
and will not be submitted
In 1775, thei4U stion was a-ked, Will ;
i last accounts left him in a ci-itical condi. ! ness the jaovel and admirable evolutions of
taiued and fortified evory position sistCt. Soutiiern Sfevtes.
sia:-m.
tinii. On the afternoon of th.-i t. il:iv. si v s ti.u f-jmrnn -lril
tro (i nnine snhmit ' nnn ffirjona rrrp ! I
I the N. C Argus, while proceeding to Mun- i his al.le felloiir-oflicers are determined to
tie answers erven. Their grievances I r,. (, - , ..T. ., A. I , , . ' ,
e I roe, Liiion Co., and wituia a mi.e of that render their comoany the most cfhc:ent in
were talien carciuiiy mto consecration j pIace his horse took fright at a drunken ; the State: and tiir courts will doubtless those who had g.me before, and main-
. by their peorlp. They had remonstrated j man in the'ruad, and turnin- off, dashed' be .-rowned wUa sucee
niraint tl tvrannv rf the mothpr i i.n,., ti.l ,.i. -r,. ir i . ' . r- n . i took with marked abiiitv and euthu
agdiut i.. iji.iu.y n iao hjui ucr , througo tho woods. Mr. 11. in Ins elrrts . A fow events since, this Cofrsnany had . J
county, but all in vain. A -deaf ear ! to stop him, rose upon his feet, and the ' a target practice for a splendid silver gob
was turned to all their complaints, and buggy enuring in contact with a log or ' let presented by the Captain; which waSa
their entreaties were answered with
scoffs and scornings. At length, when
their wrongs became intolerable, they
struck for their freedom, and nobly
averted their wrongs.
dived, and made several unsuccessful to-..
attempts to close before he was periu-it- &safveri, That it is the. sense of this
Captain lridgers and (ej 0 j0 go I meeting that we have a reserved rigit as
Jos. 11. Hyman was nest ca-M-UTOtt, a S State' to secede from tQe Un
d took equally strong grounds as ion, and that in this emergency it is the
that North Carolina co-operate with her
an increase of membership of more thar
one thousand over all our losses.
The following are the officers for tho
ensuing year :
W. M. Grier, G. W. r., Charlotte; II. C.
Hamilton; G. W. A., Lincolnton; A. M.
Gorman, G-Scribe, Raleigh; W. K. Mar
tin, G'. T., Pacific; A. S. Waynes, G.
Con., Lincolnton ;" S. B. Alexander, G.
Sen., Hopewell ; Rev. II. L. AbernetLy.
G. Chap., Happy Home.
The next" semi-annual sessions, at Xei7
bern, on Tuesday, the 10th day of July,.
1SG1 ; and the annual, sessions at Concord,
Cabarrus county, on the 2d Wednesday in
November, 1861.
The following Representative'! to' tho
next session of- the National Division, were
elected :
D. p. vreir, D, S. Hill, Richard Ster-
Since the agitation of the slavery ques
tion, up to the present time, tire North has
stamp, he was pitched out and fell upon ' won by Private I. B. Palamountaine.
his head. He lies within half a mile
Monroe, with his body, from the small of
back down, paralyzed. His physicians
consider his recovery very doubtful.
A
7 7 J Tl... ill. T . 1 ii . I '
nucta,- Vieques me i-egisiarure ling, A. W. Cummings, J. F. Foard, M.
to announce this opinion, by resolution. ' nrio. ii.. .wi.:. iu oi t t
! Dr J. vr. Lives, m reply to 9 ftt th-. earliest practical moment, and to Davis, James Sloan, II. C. Hamilton, A.
, gave his views ot national aituirs, a-ua ; communicate it to- our Senators- and - Rep- (hrinin- -Spirit of the 4jw.
i though differing with some as to the ' resentatives in Congress, and co-operate.
j time of action, went as far as ary k. with the Governor in- calling a Convention PRESIDENT BUCHANAN AGA.INST Se
Century Old Veserrav (Fr'i-' maintaining all our rights as g ar atied ot the people to determine upon the proper
. r, ' by the constitution. Au interestiug de-! ,node and measure of redress.
.-rots fiin 1 unrnnnti A finirni'sTi O 1 , . r., . . . .
The GohhLoro Tribune. We per
ceive that some of our cotemporaries
v ... i. c -u tt i
have classed this sterling Democratic
have been trampled upon with impunitv ; ! , . .
" i sheet with toe submission fcff.-?. Those
Ehe has been robbed of her property, and j ....
, , who suppose that its editor is opposed
triTiTifin at oora iha CAmhl onrn nt I
to secession, Tare mistaken. While we
claim that the Southerner was the first
equality. Time and again has she remon
fltrated with her Northern persecutors
Bointed out tie wrongs that had been in-' FTr in Eisterrr Carolina that advoca
Dieted upon her, and begged for justice j tcd secession in the event of Lincoln's
from her enemies. But her remonstrances election, the Tribune was one of the
have-been in vain ; her treaties unavailing; ! first that we found to agree with us in
and her prayers worse than useless. J that opinion, and to advocate it. Low
4- Laughed at, mocked an4 scorned, she has' iay itj venerable editor live to be of
no longer anything to hope for' from the service to hk party and the South
people ..of the North. Year after year
day,; was the Centennial Anniversary bate h2re took laee betW0C11 Dr. K2?J Revived, That we respectfully suggest
CESESSION-.
Philadelphia, November 22. Tho
nf TnrKarn' rd vot it ,,v nn. . r 1 , ,,r . ' ' tn the Le-nshlture tO takft mm.Ueana t4CSiUV'UJ' F'U'JU uu P"
, ... j t j j. jj. linages, ami vv. it. iiymau, nii ; u ouehtion is no longer a ubiVet of Decu--
noticed. Not a single demonstration which they differed only as to'the; C S rche
was made, not a sign was manifested to, means, aud not tne end of Southern ac- A,.,0(W? That e respectfully ,ecom. day, by a prominent Govefnraenfe offi
distinguish it from any other day. How . tlon' ' ... mend to the Legislature to take into imme. cial, states that President Buchanan,
many the chants sioce one hundred! fIr- Irces, of W ilson, in reply to'diate consideration tie pasge of sUchin his forthcoming Message will ua
J ca Is made ution hnn. iavorr.il tb.w inppf-h, k i;i-it- x n.. i. e
vpars. nrn the Colonial Ass-mhlv of':. 1 , ( it0 - ,u ,eiaie any unu- qucbuouamy uiii grouuu am
J J uigavviiu some aoie a.iu painotic OU-; sual embarrassment of. t4ie commercial in-!
ixorth Carolina granted a charter to thc sol vations upon the relative position of .terests of the State.
ttvn of Tarboro'. Where now are its North with South in the Union, and! Resolved, That copied of the foregoing
have her insults and injuries been accumu.
inting piling Plion upon Ossse", until the
lpj?id nhearable, and she must sink n
der it into utter insignificance, or throw off
V. .CONGRESS
Thi3 body meets on Monday nest,
and a stormy liano is. aietMtcdf WTc
have secured the services cf an experi-
mgs.
Public Meeting. V?e publish in our
local columns the nroceedinsrs of this
i- o
meeting. The watch fires of patriot
ism are kindled and burning brightly in
old Edgecombe. Let every citizen of
the County be at the adjourned meet
ing on Tuesday next, the 4th inst.
foil riders? Gone, all on p. !
from
lib
K II .
".y. diuajH occurred l0 dissolve the present Union,
on Wednesday last which occasioned The reraarks 0f the several speakers
considerable excitement, and at one characterised with decorum, mod-
i! i. '. . .1. 1 i 1 - f i I. . . -I '
ume uneaieucu 10 ue ui me nrosi sen j eratiou yet with firmuG3s and earnest
ous character. As the matter is under
going judicial investigation, we forbear
form giving any of the rumors afloat in
relatioD to their.
cession.
he burden of infamy that has so 'long, enceJ correspOQdent, and will furnish a
weighed down. Will she ?o it ? eorrect wecUy summarj of Hs procee
xne agitaiiou oi iuia (.jue&uuu i.3 al
ready flt. Banks have suspended,
confidence i3 lost, and a financial crisis
is at hand, the effects of which will be
fell fbr'years tenU ? Ifot long is this
state of affairs to continue? Just so
long as the South continues to assert
her rights in the Union without daring
- to strike a blow to maintain them.
: Justice to ourselves, to our posterity,
-8ndto the world demands that we reme
1 dy the evil while we can. We must either
.assert -our independence, or submit to
the rule of a tyrannical majority. A
free and independent South, or an ab
ject and subjugated South. Which
1 1 1 1 3
suaa we nave: mt:,, ..... f.t.Ti.-i.. .
i iiiuiei: i ooies, uie
pickpocket was sentenced by the Court,
yosterday evening, to receive thirty-nine
lashes, and be3mprisoned six months, or
until the costs be paid the lashes to be
administered, this morning at 10 o'clock.
(joldsboro Rough Note" 24ft.
"; The Blue Cockade. The Slue Coc
kade has made its appearance ou our
streets. We were pleased to see them
worn during the present week, by mem
bs,; and' even ladies. The spiri of
secession is spreading and promises to
soon become universal.
- Owen Norment, sentence! to be
hung at Charlotte, N. C , for the murder
f,fCUarlea..iTittermarv, hasjbeca pardoned
Vy th Governor.
Catholic Institute. On Wednesday even
ing, the new Catholic Institute in Cineii
rnati was formally opened, when a -large
flag, fifty feet ia length, beautifully deco
rated with mottos in gold, was presented to
the members by the Catholic ladies of the
city.
. , , MR. M. COIIE.
An advertisement appeared in the last
Mercury, over the signature f this
person, which owing to the erowded
state of our columns, cannot be attend
ed to this week. It will bo answered
in due time.
Th PflfjJ. Th'simirmisix. Anv man at the
the briliiant destiny that awaits us, if ; resolutions be sent, without delay, to our J North who favors Lostile action arait tho
m a sense ot equality and honor, 0f ( fcenators an representatives in the Gen. j rightg of the Southern States, who is in
crty and iadependeoce, wo ar ie,al Assemb'y of the State ho are hereby ; faor- of any obstruction to the Fngitivo
requesu-u to my mem beiore the Houses4! glave Law by state legislation or other,
of which they are respectively members. ! wise or who wouW deprive the SwHra
We never saw such unanimity as there StntPS of a perfect eaualitv in the alf airs
jseemstobein this coiilty upon the ques- Lf the Government is a Disuniouist, what-
tionoi secession. We conscientiously be- ever he may call himself and ia to bo
lieve that ninety ine of every hundred ; conjemned and denounced as such,
ate for secession and immediate action. If ' -'
anything again occurs worth relating, you
may expect to hear from J.
ness, and were received by the very
large crowd in attendance, with marked
approval.
Upon the suggestion of Mr. W. S.
Battle, the Secretary was directed to
have handbills posted about the county
inviting all citizens to be present at the
adjourned meeting and take part in the
proceedings.
Upon motion the proceedings were
ordered to be printed in tho papers of
the town, aud the State papers are re
quested to copy.
The meeting adjourned until Tuesday
rrext 4th Dee.
K. THIGPEN, Pres.
Jos. A. Engleiiard, Sec'y.
BSaf Our Washington City Corres.
pondencc arrived too late for publica
tion this week.
Egk. Patents have been issued at Wash
ington during the past week to James
Tohnson, of Garysburg, N. C., for im
provement in metallic hubs of carriage
wheels; to Michael E. Rudasill, of Shelly,
N. C, for improvement in hatchets.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned has this day become
the Editor and Proprietor of the Ra
leigh Democratic Press. All claims
tipon the Press establishment will be
settled by Messrs. Whitakerand Avent
all debts due the establishment for sub
scription Advertising, Job work,
&c., are payable to the undersigned.
Other arrangements will be duly an
nounced. JOHN SPELMAN.
Editor and Proprietor Democratic
Press. ,
Nov. 24, 1830.
Ker p good f om) adj. or nonn.
be idle. -
Never
A Xait in the Brain. -Geoffrey J.. La
vaille, who was shot in a fight with T- B.
Kershaw, at Petersburg, Virginia, died on
the 12th instant. The wound was inflicted
on the 15th of October, and the pistol Was
charged with a horse-sLoe nail. The nail
was found in his brain, where it has been
for nearly a month.
. Wm. J. Connally resifi&g near
Milton, N. C, was brutally murdered on
Friday last, by Lawson Brandon, his son-
n-law. The murderer has been arrested.
J6g A culprit the other day attributed
hs demoralization to 'bad company."
'Why, where have you been?" asked the
judge. "In a Black Re jr&blieaii Club," he
replied.
B-The Grand Lodge, A. Y. M of
3d of December,
North Carolina, will meet iaRaioigh on th
One man ia Tirginia wins $10$, 000
0n the eli&c'toral vote for Bell in hia State.
t'sBBu backing apples in dry leaves i?
strbngly recommended, after careful ex.
lflarket.
Tarboro', Market, Nov. 17.
Turpentine Dip, 1 75 to 1 80.
Scrape, 40 to 45-cts. per 100 lbs.
Tar, 51,00 to $1 10.
Corn, S3 50 to 4 00 per bbl.
Cotton, 91 to lO cts.
Bacon Hog round, 12 to 15 cents.
Lard, 12 i to 14 cis.
Petersburg Market. Nov. 2
Carefully corrected weekly by N.
Martin, mo. & Co., Grocers and
Commission Merchants, No.
129 Sycamore street.
Cotton.-The tone of the market i
very dei r. ssed, with sales to-day of some
wi) bales at 10c. for prime selections.
Tiiere is no demand, and buyers seem
disposed to held - off, at least for tk
present.
Wilmington Market, Nor. 14.
Turpentine 3 ellow dip, 82 25;
virgin, SI 80 and new hard 125
dosing at latter prices for cash.
Corn (cargo price,) 55 a 66 etc3
oer busheU
Cotton Ordinary to middling 10 1
10J , strict middling 11c. good mil
lling cents.-
Bacon hog round, 13. a 13 cents,
and hams 15 a 15 i cents
Lard 13 a 14 cents.