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THE iffDA-TE
JQtfRNAL:
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Mr, .Holden when be was a Democrat, and
Mr. Holden now when ha is not.
The following extracts from the, Baleigh-5a,u2af
will show the positioA 2tfr. Holdex has I occ pied fd
jbi Trx years, ana toe pnange ,wqicu -ma , cyme
oyer uun, uow tnat ne nas gone alter new spoils.
'" .. - 1' Our assailants of the free- States have " now
; rived at a point where North-Carolina will 'stand and
c, if act she finally .must. The mind of her people,
. . ; ; judging from" the tone rof her representatjives, is made
. . up. -.She will recede jod further, HVVe apeak that :e
f . , knof-f Let those who are assailing our; institutio ns
', and trampling on the constitution beware 1" -
-:-'r:lCaroHM "SUmdardDec: & 1850. '4
. V; 'i 'OVe hope the two houses will act at (the earliest
; practicable period on the slavery questipri. The eves
' of the Union are now on North-Cardlina, and the
, - people.of the State determined that their voice be ei:
17, T.presd;fn unmistakable ; tones on this absorbing
.. (juestion. Action is the word. - j j v ' T;
: V NortfcGirolina; Standard, bee: 18,' 1850. ) I
v I " We hope the Senate will act thU wnplr nnr? t Visit
f f;"vt.;week the. House will follow the example of that
; v hody; e repeat again nd again, in the name of
V .; ine people, that action is, the word I
(: -. -:" ."'''-I .-XT..''L" n i . . . ' r L T
v;. . vp1 waiting ana, submitting lot ten year
j ; nettner House nor Senate nor people must'i
. , must watch and wait. , j j i
U iMrth'Parolina Standard, Dec. lj, 850.
' . 'i'As theEaleigSier and Star affect not
.:. ,: understand our position, oh the slavery question, we
V this occasion fc,: define it again in! the' plainest
, - language "we can use.. We cannot approve of th.e
'. ' recent compromise as a whole. We believe it has ini
. flicted a great wrong upon the South and upon. thj
principles which hold this Union together;; but as i4
; is a law of the land, and as we love and Cherish the!
::.JCnM)tt in its true spirit, and desire its continuance., wej
are prepared to acquiesce in this compromise ; .proA
tided the fugitive slave law be enforced: J All up nnJ
, v aslcbf the free States is to cease thef aigitation of
:r. ineiave question m Uougrtss and to carry out the
ugeif ivi slave law in ' its letter and spirijt "fefl. Let
A ttu m S tfcia nd we march on togcther-4-let' them re-
, r use -ana we DISSOLVE ! This is strong i language,
; ?ut ve have weighed it and have given uterance to
; . 'it ivith. deliberation and solemnity. Here We stand,
; If this confeleration of States must peri4 ; if their
common flag, radient with achievements is I immortal
'"' as the stars that cluster on " it, must be torn 4nd tram
... pled in the conflict, and if brothers must be Iconvertetl
r-mto deadly foes over the very graves of th(ir, fathers
. who won" these liberties, the Rul6r of Nations who
juages nustly,, ana all posterity upon thiis bontiheut,
will hold the slaveholding-States ffuiltlosii Af this, in
expiable crime." - . '
act, but aljl
to
' ; Tli1e i'ugitiyc sfavo law' has not been enfircjed, either
in letter oKspirit ; the agitation of the slavery question
by,the free States in Congress has not leased ; and
-tliotigh the " Ruler of Nations" and all posterity upon
this continent" .will, 'in Mr. Holden's Words, . hold
' thef slave-holding. States guiltless of the! ihexpiable
crime," of dissolving the Union. Mr. Holpen will'
"rioter but blames the slaveholding States of tie ar South
almost if not quite as much as he does those Northern
agitators. ": . j:'. i
rNprih-Cdrolina StAndard, March 5, .185 1.1
- v- " Z JSouth-Carolina) to remember
-Thar Virtnma T-.-l. . . i - : .
.: . t " c? """lua, Georgia,' and I the rest
i , ; -vv pwvp possess, interests and feelings iden-
. - tical. with her jwn, arid that the policy whici threatens
.; , oversjiauows tnem-Also, with its Lalefal iwincr
:'". Once taken t.ho sfri wW.K n -
. - - T ..v. wiowives mis u nion can
i;;f'" re" :' Ane pause for sucha step ought
r v;w ,u conclusive, iNot that intolerable Wession
: .qugntto pe waited for, for that isnot within the ran-e
. of probability m a government and. among a people
like, rami Kn oil i . , i t:
. icaauuauie grouna of nope for re-
V 7 " J , ucpan, ana aisnonor and ruin
; N ."-up ueiore us inevitable, before any State can
. be justihedin severing the bonds.. It makes no differ-
ence to a people worthy of freedom, whether this dis-
be distant from' them ;
around' for boni- TWfl cl.rr-. ic bUli
.i .v-. irntW 'UUlUiS e the
f3?a,,c- w"e? repeal the r statutes
V '1 v,. te agamst us, and whicbl were en-
.Cted,m open, disregard-of . the ConstituonGhev
IM: f i &Ild in the common Egress, to:
T. .r' ? ! : ?! ..vwv I 1111 fl aVKrV firm QfnfO w Ti.:
Mi v : : fi: "'' the laiMruaee of ' Mf. PnM.w . . ..i
C -i - ., - -.u.u.u5) nine WHS. til
: ?natl P,K?t ,no more!" ,.. -'y
; V; lXorti)CaroUna. Standard, March' 19;
I OfC U Stand the Union so long as
I
j 'porters A mortal enemies of every man, woman and
iuu, in me ooumern atates. we regard them as
personal mortal enemies. If they should succeed in
this contest, as we do not believe they, willthe result
will be a separation of the States.' - No human pow
er could prevent; it. If some of; the Southern States
should be disposed to wait and see "what the wolf
would do with the lamb, 'at the hawk with the dove,
others will not. South-Carolina,Alabama and Georgia,
not to include' Virginia, - would place themselves in
such an attitude as. at once to sever existing political
relations.". X, . j , , , ... .. . -
: North Carolina Standard, Oct. 1, 1856. , -"
We verily believe that -next to the ! aggression of
the abolitionists, such speeches as that-of Gov.l' More
head," (a strong .Union shrieking speech)" delivered
by Southern men, are doing more than anything else
to. destroy the Union. jVe, can neither obtain our
rights or restore peace among the States,1 nor save the
Union by such a course. We must ; let the North
know iu unmistakable terms, that we ' stand on the
Constitution, and that if they destroy that in its letter
I and spirit, they ' destroy the" Union.: We must let
tnem Know tnat we regard the Constitution and Union
as now and forever one and inseparable. If they will
not respect our rights we must make them do it. If
we yield, they will tramplaupon us, if we beg, they
will despise and scourge us. If the white people of -the
South should do what is impossible, if they should
make up their minds to submit for the sake of the
Union to the rule; and to the measures of such men as .
Fremont, and Banks, and Giddings and j Burlingame, ,
they will deserve all the deep and unspeakable deg
radation to which they; will descend. Even the true
Constitutional men of th.e North, who are now con
tending for us as men never contended ! before, arid
who are keeping the battle from our dwellings; will
regard them with pity and scorn, and their very
slaves will jeer them for their meanness, imbecility
and cowardice." .
North-Carolina Standard, Oct, 11, 1856,
"It is for the North to decide this question. ' The
bouth will aid the true men there to the extent of her
electoral vote ; ' but she can do no more. ! If the -end
should come, she 'will do her duty, it may be with a
bleeding and broken heart, but she wiU'do ii, solemnly
uuauy. auu irrevocaoiy oeiore uodiand man.
XNorth-fCardina Standard, Noo. lj 1856.1
Good Lick; The Hon'. Thomas L. Cline-man in a
letter addressed to a democratic committee in Mprlr-
lenburg County, published in the Charlotte Democrat
ot the 21st of October, among many other . true arul
goou inings, says : j- . , '
" But the leaders among our enemies ' the Black
Republicans are to my . certain; knowledge, the"
uieanesc anci mast contemptible creatures upon earth
cAuepuug oniy mose in tne ooutn that are willing to
uc governea oy them. ' . . ! - i
. . North-Carolina Standard, Nov. 5, 1856.1
:Mr. Rayner, a Southern man,; says the South
. Time of Holding the Courts.
The United States Circuit Court for the District
ofNorlh Carolina is held; semi-annually at RaWgh,
on the 1st Monday of June and last Monday in No
vember.
Asagg3.o.iuaxl.n, .flrw January, and Jdly and
and iepr ' Monda in
"Judges Hon. J M. Wayne, of Georgia t Hon
Robert P. Dick, District Attorney :
Marshal. .' . ;. 7;v . :-. ', ; - .. .;; '
The United States ! District Courts are held ai
Edeuton 3rd Monday in April and October, J. M
Jones, Clerk; 'Newberur";4th Monday in April an
October, Benjamin Brown. Clerk j Wilmington
1st Monday after the 4th Mondajr in April and Oc
tober, John L. Cantwell, Clerk.
" TttEf SUPREME COURT. '
't he Supreme Court of . North Carolina is held at
Raleigh semi-annually; on the second, Monday in
June, and the 30th div bf December. It ia also held
C1h3,TMtK 't0111 nday after tb burth Monday
-in March. Jhii S. t.: .
tt . ' uiuw ane secern Der. 1 .
Columbu8,.8econd Monday in February, iay Au
eust aHd November " i Jf 1 ,
once a year; at ilorganton, J5urke county, on the Currituck' the last Monday in Felruary. Mav An
first Monday in August, J. R. Dodge, Clerk The K K"st and November. v 1
omcersareas follows: Chief Justice, Richmond M
Peais n, of Yadkin ; Justices. M. E. Man! v nf r.r'.
ven, and William H. Battle, of Orange, salary
of each 2,500 per annum. William A. Jenkins of
Warrenton, Attorney-General; Hamilton H .TA:n'i
Rowan, Reporter: Edmund B. Freeman, of Wake
Clerk : Olivpr II. Perry, of Wake. Denntv i'la,t '.
Jam.es Litcltford, of Wake, Marshal, i '
Cherokee, first Manday in March, Juno, September
Duplin, third Monday in January, April, July and
October. . .. J ,
Da vidson, second .Monday in February, May August
': and November. ' -.
Davie, ifourth Monday in February, Mav, Aun,st
and November. . ' ' ; ' ;. .a.
Edgecdmbe, fourth Monday in February, May Au
gust 'and November. -:'"': -, '
Franklin, second Monday in March, June, Septem
ber and Derembpr i - i - . -
u-ivk. oi vruuioru : o. y . iJSDorne. -of Mppfe-TonVi,, .
Jhn L.'Baily, of Buncombe; R. S. French of
Kobeson, artd Komalns M. Saunders." of "Wak.
SUPERIOR COURTS.
The Superior Courts are held in gevpn fllMnUc
oy me iouowing omcers: Judges K.
Solicitors Ehas C. Hinp. of Eden
First Circuit; W. J. Houston .rf: Dunlin
Ihe Second Circuit; William A. Jenkins, thh Afr
ney-General. I rides the Third Circuit. : Thos. SettT
ot Rockingham, rides the 4fh Circuit ; R.bt. Strano-e
of Cumberland, rides the) Ftfth Circuit William
L i nder. of Lincoln, rides tne Sixth Circuit ; David
Coleman, uf Buncombe, rides the Seventh Circuit
1 he Courts are held as follows :
- FIRST CIRCUIT. i!.
Tyrrell, first Monday in JUarch and September.
VV ashington, second ' i " '
Bertie, third ! .' .
Hertford, fourth , " , '-
Gates first Monday after the fourth Monday in Mc'h
1 i - i fnnri Kant ,:
I hnurqn si n A tt i
vuvnau, OCUJIIU
Perquimans, third
Pasquotank, fourth,
Camden, fifth
Cu'-rituck. sixth
-SKCOND CIRCUIT.
. ... . . . '! J i
ougnt to suomit to t remont s election Mr.' Fillmore, Duplin, fourth Monday in March and September
a Northern man: has dec arw? that. tKoSn.iK w', ... . J n ku a,uu oeptemoer,
. i ., . j i ... ,, . v,..vu ywj,i nut ay uc, mot, jiouuay alter ina tourth 1,-inHaiT
: to submit, and that the triumnh of .pw,t w - i J 'n(1y
lead inevitably to the destruction of the Union. There
are Know-nothings in North'-Car6lina who agree' with
Mr. Rayner not many, thank God." '
mi
his-;
tun in
s, time is, but
851.
"1 -6u is executecl ingood fand Z
77u . V IL De emed that the'South
IS thfl inmroil 1111 n j i .
. 1UP1 a''llVHIl Tl QT11T m l
; . um. she will cherish the cm r.
V 1 VMonxn ndmel when all its Constitutional
l'fe,a'd "jr have departed: " ' ' '
I jj -tNorih-Carolina Standard, Maj Z, 1 ' .
Tlie-dny the xleath warrant of the fu-itlve' slavP
lawis ,cal,d willaWseal the fate of Wll
: Rewal .that law and millinna f .l.
;WingtJnioni
a sacrHl duty As sure as Gml lives Ibis ik sol Tf
this-Umon, then, is to be destroyed, the NVdi anr
: not the; South will do it." - 'j dud
j . ; Fellowkitizeus, that ja w has been virtually" epealed !
. ; North-Carolina Slauiardr June 18, 1S5L,
I If 'Preserved nt alt tthn. tt.,; v , -' i
" : r- "Ul t'wmg to -the conduct and
opmums-of such men as. the Editor of the Weli'ste7
and those who act with h m. TW 1 Iraf'f '
;n,ita"r XV eywierate ehcroach-
vX -r ' duluBlze jor -wrongs, and invue bu
ir language a,ui their? action epetiiiXV Z
very aaaresxutn i A iV.fc ,t j , I- v c
r,3r,rJs e e,ia result in Us
I.- Lorth-Carolina Standard, KJulu & 1811 1
fc tt -, A",c,su AC9lsr takes the ground! that
5m ?tate the best S
l North-Carolina Standard, Jail 11, 1860.1 :
" If a Black Republican or sectional President shall
oe eieciea in ibbU, we will go with; the; South we
will stand side by side with the sons' of Vi
j South-Carolina, as our ancestors did at Yorktowa and
j tne vowpens, ana we wuj do it, clinging to the con
rstitution and despising the . forms of a vicious op
pressive and insuring Union. That will be its charac
jter under Black Republican rule, ami for one We will
never bow our head to its degrading yoke. We mean
what we say. We have considered the whole subject
calmly, and we are prepared for the consequences."
. . , i , , A dissolution
is certainly probablj, to say the' least, in the event of
the success of, the Black Republicans in 1860 and
their success we say is within the range of probability
Must we await an overt act ? Why the very act of
electing such a Prestdent would be a declaration of
deadly hostility to the slaveowning States: Do hostile
irmies await overt acts? Is a declaration of war
lotlung until arms are used on the field ? 1 Dees a
:na.n who is told.by his adversary that he is to be as
sailed, wait until his adversarv is nnnn i
genced to disarm him and cast him to the earth ?
a person w in has tuton oc,; i i
i? i -v, . "'"-"' uv iiiiscaKe wait
5errsfmc 11 Produce death? Doesany
bne;doubt that cold steel well sharpened', will sever
the juglar vein ? Must we waft " Vf!
Act and gather strength by our own stern resolves ?" :
North-Carolina Stanford, June 14, I860. !
If these States submit to oi ,L;..- i.
co of a Present ploS to.'
Government ' permanent nn ti,. Jj
ch submission and. acquiescence wilt inevitably nut
the institution of slavery on the defensive within thPeS
reene, second - . ' , . ,
Lenoir, third I " .
Craven, fourth " "
JonesWednesday flext after the fifth Monday after
the fourth Mondav in M'ch anr! Sent
Onslow, sixth .Mondav after thn fA.,,.k nr jl - i
March and September. J
varte
Gates, third Monday in February, May Autmst and
Granville, first Monday in February, May A
and November.' - f
Greene, second Monday in February, May, Auo-ust
, " and November. . ' - .
Guilford, third Monday iu February, My, Auo-ust
and Novmoer. ' ;
Gaston, third Mon lay in February and August, and
tourth Jjnday afu r the fourth Monday in March
-and September- . ,
Halifax, j third Mondav in February. Mav.- Aiio-nW
Harnett,' second Monday in March, June, Septpm
ber and D ceinber. , " ' : t .
Haywood, fourth Monday in March, June, Septem
ber and December."
HertfordJ fourth Monday in February, May, August
and November. ;
Hyde, second Monday in February, May, August
and November. 1 '
Henderson, first Monday after the fourth' Monaay in
iMa'rchJ June, September and December. -Iredell,
hird Monday in February, May. and No
' verabet i ;
Johnston fourth Monday in February, May August
and November. ; -
Jones, fifth : Monday after the fourth Monday in
March and September: and on the last Monday
in January and July!
Jackson; third Monday in Mxrch, June, September
and December. V
Lenoir, first Jiimday in January 'and July, and
third Monday in March and SftntPmhAi-
Lincoln, Second Monday in January and July',
BANKS. . , .
, J uBINK OP rATKTTKVILLJ!.
,n John D.1 Starr; President; VVml G. Matthews,
, leller; W. G. Broadfoot, Cashier ; Wm, Ai Rose,
Clerk j Alexander McPnerson, Book-keeper. V
i! ' J j BASr OF WASHINGT05T. - ' i'' ' ' '
James E. jloyt, President i Thomas II. McCIuer,
i eller ;.: Martin Stevenson, Cashier : Thomas J .
: La tham; Jr.j Clerk. i
; i ''D(-P.ay: Thursday of each tlec. 'X.'.
: , fi merchants' bank at iriwBrRSE. j 4 .
. Charley SloVeV, President ; W W. Clark, Cashier;
Joseph JFulford, Teller. '
discount Day, Friday of each week.
j COMMERCIAL BANK, WILMINGTON.
p- PWej Plaident ; J.hn McRae, Teller''
fimothy Savage, Jr., Cashier; Asa H. Walker
llerfc. : ' ' ; i
1; BANK OF WADESBOSO'.
J. A- Leak j President ; II. F. Hammond, Cashier,"
ij . V BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA.
rrtncipal Bank at Raltirh :- i '
.,. o
Mordecai, President ; C. Dewey, Cash-
T r t 1 ' '! -------j - - -l '.vmiiii V V vlUUlvi
Jr. Book-keeDer. Seatnr. flai i'ii, '
Branch at Fayetteville. - V
C. Lycasjt Cashier ;
George W
ter : Wm. E
A. W i Stee
Miscllaneoues.
TflU AviTfllWiTfAw a- t .
tendency in this age to aporonH.'L , U fro;. .
word, of other languages, and after a whil!?1, ?Prir;.. .
them into onr own j thus the word Cephal Z lau
the Greek," signifying for the hJ hiisrro
popularized in connection with Mr. Spalding .
acne remedy, but it wUt soon be uacd i I , m fW,
way and the word Cephalic will becW Tr -Electrotype
and many others whose distincH -words
has been worn awv K nctl? for..;. V
eem native and to the manor born." ge ttnt th
u u urn Die eaaache this hafter
into tl
hease :
sv mj m. nana unnn v.
v,Cpnaiic rw, nana 'pon me 'onor It j 6Te
I 'ardly realiied I 'ad.ad an 'eadache. I ' quick thn
tnVo. Ir j uy
--v..uUBUnj uenguon whatever from tv Bre
state of the brain, and viewed in thU)U -.1 th!
on as a safeguard intended to give notice of ' lo
might other!, .. 6 0t: fse h l
. ::; r -i cuu?n' 1111 too w
"-a Da
Presidp.nt H.
Wm. Hqske, Teller ; W S Rose, CJerk.
E. P. Hall President William Reston, Cashier ;
. D.ijmith Teller J H. Wright, Book-keeper
f . I Branch atJfeicberne. .
Edward R.; Stanly, President ;T J.Jones, Cashier;
xaa&uia, j euer.
W
C
I Brach at Tarborouth.
p n feie'.?resident'' R Chapman, Cashiers
t.. D. McAair, Teller. . .
I I Branch at Charlotte.
Se;feeeent VT' Dewey, Cash.er,
'i ' 'Branch at Morgan'ton.
T' Geo a ton, President, E.J. Erwin, Cashier.
' 1
Branch at .Villon
ueo. Ai Smith. Prp.iAtnt
W. R. Hill, Cashier.
Branch at Salisbury.
David Caldwell, President, Moses "
Cashier, Phil.-p A. Wiley, Teller.
! j ; Branch at Windsor.
L. S. Webb, Cashier. r " .
ji ; Agency at Statesville. :
C. A. Carlton,; Agent, , '
j Agency at Goldsboro .
E. B. Borden. Agent.
' f Sency at TVarrenton.
Jobp'G. Yancey, Agent, j "
, Discoitnt Day, Wednesday ofeach weeh.
BANK .pp CAPE TEAR OFFICERS NAD BRANCHES.
, Principal Bank at Wilmington. 1
ThomasjH. i Wright. President: Henrv P. ssU '
z i suci . dflHPnn Vlfl .anrin 1
j- . . . . " IUO latn t
oiea ; and its indications shoutf nerer fce Wi . , reo,e
aches may be classified. under 151. .
atic and Idiopathic. Symptomatic ileadich '
ly common and is the precursor of a rrZ 1 .'H -
1 eases, among which are Appopjexv Gout Ttl J ' -
uiacttae8. ln lts nervous form it ;J e. , na
ofdaseof the stomach constituting 7'
hepauc disease constituting biUou. Ldalt af ' r ' i
cons ipation and other-disorders of the bowPV '
renal and uterine affections! " T!aoo els a3 ll f "J
frequently attended with Headaches Anlw'1-6 H
thora are also affections which CenTc
ache. Idiopathic Headache is also r X Wi
usually distinguished by th name of l2 7?' j'"
sometimes coming on suddenly in a stat o J . -Ae'
Sound health and prostratin at ont L m PPaf ntl'
Physical energies, and in. JL Ule,m i
slowly, heralded by depress of ?
temper. Inmost instances the pain is in the ff
head over one . or-both eyes, and sometimes &
vomiting; under this class may also be i !
For the treatment of either class of 'L
phalicPnis'have been found a su 1
ueving the most am t i r -. . w,,luJ re-.
is the unerring- huW . -.: " ' , u?Mach
o
' fin, w' . - . '
rn WantS J"ou to 8(nd her a bot of r
phahc Glue, no, a bottle of Prepared Pills lL ! t 6
ing that's not just it neither ; J SapT
knowing what it isy Ye see sheWigh dead IL r
the Sick Headacheand wants some mol 6 ne "b .
relieved her before. ! : ; T ' Rf 8atne
Ti
lts
Cash!
Druggist.-.Jyo must mean Spalding's Cephalic T; 1 "
rf.-Ochl sure now and vouvf HH ? 'k ,
quarter and giv me th, PiUa and don't he allla 1 ! .
er :
sistant Teller j J. A Bradley, Bok-keeper j T G.
Bea
O nr
teret, seventh Mondav aflPr o Lwk xr. ..J -UUiy ulM5r ,.ae luurPn Jlonaay lnMarch
' ' p. ''V jjiuuuajri . au oepiemoer,
ofort eighth ' - .Fn MC'lld ST- ! rin 8d M
vuioDer.
no
borders, anrl tl Tocit ;n .-x. ..
a 4- . 1 - ,'v."l"u VV11 w extinction at
ery distant period m all the breadstuff S.tates."
borlh-Carol ina Standard, June,2, 1860.
".But it is said tho S
f iture an unsafe trih,, . e
Black Renublicans win TnT1.. the
;t . j . - -""iiui ui il iiriu turn
ntavS8 st SkVehin ;States- ThS
may De so. At present it is mrtair,, o !....
r lliP-C!rift, ti i , ociio uiuunai
fr me ooutn. It mav Wcl.n,! j . ,
Willi, if Ria. T.,,ti.-r-- HU! no ioilDt
nf'M,A r A, ""iiwius snouia obtain possession
fKrT 1 ,ge ls made. Shall we permit
Linwln to pervert the whole power ofi the Govern
nandm addition to tun? the SuCo"
tKSoM r V fo,r :ming the enemy at the
holdfor Vanquishing him or for being van
,:ellhis law ? adjudication. fgJinst
SteLfJS rrni P?0 f the South are tree to
tnembeues, they will never be troubled hv- t'h A,
canons of Black Republican judgS SUV
flUCANS' THEJ.WILL BIND THEMSEf.VKS Tr .
S THE DECISIONS OF AN ABOLITIOX
, 11 niltL BE TOO LATE Tn rfrtc
AFTER, HAVING SUBMITTED TO THE Pppoirirmm
. is burview of it. . v 1 xu
Hyde, ninth Mqrday after the fouith Mondav i
March and September. J '
Wilson, tenth Mondnv afior wa i,tj.
arch and September. ,
THIRD rmrfiT
Martin on, the Monday before the first Monday in
March and Spptemher. J
Pitt, the first Monday in March and September
tt.dp;ecomb, second f .
Nash, third - ' . fi .
Johnston, fourth
VV ake, the first Monday after the fourth Monday in
Irankhn, second " L . . . . f
Warren, third ' " . !
Halifax, fourth ;
Aorthanipton, fifth i M
FOURTH CIRCUIT.
Granville, first Monday in March and September. "
Orange, second; j F
Chatham, third . i .'
Randolph, fourth - u
Dayidson, first Monday after the fourth Monday in
Forsyth, second, . ' LndSept.
Stokes, third i .. 1
Gutlnrd, fourth ;
Rockingham, rifd
Caswell, sixth V
Person, seventh i
Alamance, eighth
- a
Moore, Monday
Auo-ust.
FIFTH CIRCUIT.
before the last
in February and
Monaromerv. th lnet r,j.. L n , -
August " -uay xeoruary and
Stanly, first Monday in March and Sintam
Anson, second -.,'... . j r,
Kichmond, third
Robeson, f mrth
Bladen, first Mondav nW r...u n ,
j vv-x luunu lYionuay in
Columbus, second : j jMarchand Sept. :
Brunswick third
X(-w Hanover, 4th
Sampson, fifth
Cumberland
sla
ci v, aim mat . an attempt. Kir ft.- -ii rv
!oi .t : , . - niivenoiainr
m. tne last resort to shield and preserve lthS m oppression except by revolution
Ci. " f" eu m tne abolition of sliverv in nAIi ? """ oiaies are, the
1.1.1M11 All" . 1 AhnA. , TTU '
urem
lready taken the ground that the
o';
H
VVHAT Mil. irOT.TiP'v nvnu t ,Ti ! :
vju oaijj ui THE
, . . . v EIGHT OF SECESSION. : . . -
xY(-aro?na aW(fart?, Dcc. 4, 1850.1
VVe have lipar J
rstatehas no ri?ht r.i" 7', Wi a
there k n, -f. . UUUI;W. LJnion that
are the creatnrpa f
I . ' . 4
Mi:. ! -Webster. Mr -.KiliJr. 18 sct to phvsici,! Mim i I
wn ir a i . 1 . . i uti w i 1 1 i i v i rr-m vvmt j - . ... . w - i -
s- A -".7 " 7 ICObt
qo i-.L 1 1 I ."Y """w.irojn tne Uonstihihnn JWf xJ r
ot be extehdeh,f i. rTT B? - Ie circumstance attpn"::!" f Romany
dmitted intn-thi TTnr, u: ;17 " - S"'"1
tiori
seventh "
tt
SIXTH CIRCUIT. ;
Surry, fourth Monday in February and August.
Vadkin, first alter the fourth Monday in February
Ashe, second ' fand August.
Wilkesihird u
Alexander, 4th
Iavie, fith
Iredell, sixth
Catawba, seventh "
Lincoln, eighth ' !
Gaston, ninth
Union, tenth after th
Monday in January, A)ril July and
.VcDowell, fifth Monday after the fourth Monday
in Jliariph,? June, September and December.
.uccKienDurg, tourth Monday in January, July and
October. . ' ;
' Montgomery; first Monday in J V) ! ril July
anu uotober.1 -
Mo)re, fourth Monday in January, April July and
October, r ; , J
Macon, second Monday in March, June, September
and-sDecember. . , .
Madison, third Monday; after- the fourth Monday
vin March June, September and December.
ISash, second Monday in February, May, August
and November. .
1 New Hanover, second .Monday in March. June
ucjneuiucr iiuu tecemoer, i
Northampton, first Monday in March, June, Sep
ember and December. I t.
Orlow, first Monday in "March, June, September
and December.
'range, fourth M.mday in February, May, Aueus
and November. .
Pasquotank, first Monday in March, June, Septem
ber and December. -
Perquimans, second Monday in February, May Au
gust and iNovember. -
Person, third Monday of March, June, September
and December. .
Pitt, first Monday in February, Mav, August and
November. , ; " ' .
Rockingham, fourth Monday in February, May
, August and November. . "
Polk, tenth Monday after the fourth Monday in
. jjA-ati vjii, uuiib, oepreuioer ana uecember.
Ilandolpti, first Monday in February, AI ay, A ust
anu November.
Rich.Hond, third Monday in January, April, July
and October. ' J
R wan, first Monday in Feoruary. May, August
; and No vein b r.
Uobeson, fourth Monday in February, May, August
and November.
Rutherford, ninth Monday after the fourth Monday
in March.! June. Sentfiinher and nnvl.
Sampson, third Monday in February, May, August
and November. . . &
Stokes second Monday in March, June, September
! and Dceniber. '' '
Surry, second Monday in-lFebruary, May, AutrUSt
and November. ;
Stanlv. Second Mnnrlnv in Wehrt-aw TVXo.r A l
and November.
Tyrrell, fourth Monday of January, April, July and
Clerk
i ; Branch at Washington.
John Myers, President ; W. JR. S. Burbank, Cashi,
j Jtsranch at .Salisbury
D.A.Davis,; Cashier.
' t T j j, Branch at Salem.
1. 1. Iashj Cashier. ,
Charles
Anderson
Huske, Book-keeper.
( . Branch atlRaleigh.
WH Jonei, Cashier j Ji raes A Mowre, Teller
j Branch at isheville.
J F E Hardy, Cashier.
Branch at Greensboro ,
Burr,
ay about it
er.
Branch at Fanp.ttemin
T?.lai' President ; A McLean
1 e11 r 3 Joshua Carman,
Caghiek- :"W.
Clerk j Wright
COXSTIPATIOX OR COSTIVtXE?S '
,o one of the " many ills flchis heir to " i, nnZ , '
j little understood, and so much nejwtcd I V
Often onginatiDg in carelessness, ofXte
regarded as a slight disorder of too litti '
excue anxiety, whUe in realitv
fthern08tittlaS
tnu unless early eradicated it Will bnW C W '
untimely grave.;. Among the ghfyTT
veness is the; usual attfndant $& X "c"
EheumatismrPouI Breath. Pil mnA v ' ?
while a W train of fH.Mr, -"r." i"' 01 '.
ferpr, A 6 8UCD aM .Mali
.tow xysentery, Diarrh
r, epilepsy, Paralysis,
Jieiancnoly and In
naiit
Drswr.-ia.' Vn.
Uystena, HyfK)chon,iriiV
Jesse H Lindsay
'Discount
Cashrer j Robert Sloan, Teller.
pay, Tuesday of each week.
THR FARMERS' BANK, GRE E VSUn nn' '
C P Mendenhall, President ; VV A Caldwell, Cash
j -"'uiivft at jiizaoeth City. ?
H F Overman, Cashier. 1
bier. ;
sanitv. fircf in: . 1
tre system bv'thl, .u'tZ Z:"?"," Vue,i9
theseases named originate in Pnn t). If 'f r'-
an indeopndt - , v. ' wul
' . ' "uiessine cause is f.rn,1i. :..
. - i in
Mm
i receive i mm n,i;o-
ever it o j . 7 .smioiivrni;n.
f p, . ,. " fciBon siiouid neglect i& eet a
Of Cephhc Pi Js nn t, fr JOi Ktl a
- "'cuni apnearancn
tW?Ky,6tage; Frm a11 the consideration! i f
that the disorder should r..--- j U ,o11
ii -R
J . BANK OF CHARLOTTE. ,"
-Tulin T RLA.n. J t .-i . '
.7 . I ' Jrresiaent - JP. Pegran-:, Cashier j
iJ BANK OP YANCEYVXLLeA 1' -.
CaT&V ! Tt0n' Presidenti Joseph J Lawson,
T V r,rP ;;AREVD0V' PAYETTEVILLE. . '
w r Vilbanis,President j John W Sandford, Cashier
Wm Warden. Tel I pi- .lam m,y.-i vasnier,.
. .'j "T ' ' ""-uiivdrj, uierK.
' - ' 'l If . BANK OF WILMINGTON.
sSffi Tfdent S -tt, Cashier ; William
BAivw OP 1 rTtiro..
B A Kitrrell President ; C F Low Cashier.
t tr L ncti at Uraham. '
James H Holt, Cashier.
' . ' ! SI A- - . - - ,
A T T , PM f 0MMERCE NE WB ERNE .
A T Jerkins, Prescient ; J A Guion, Cashier.
. niALKS i AND PLANTERS BANK, MURPHT.
.T Davidson.jPresident j D C Harden, Cashier-
RELIEF
TEN MINUTES.
ti
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KLMOXIC WAFERS..:-The most cer-
KtJUSDT EVER DISCOVERED FOR Ii
, --.wv,u.n,iiuis l.NFLUENZA, HOARSEFRS
Difficult Breath d Sore Throat, &c &c. . '
lrJ 3 It e" g,ve emost instantaneous and perfect re-
ivifl toTffenPSe,ed ccon? o directions, nev
er fail to effect a rapid and lasting, cure. Thousands have
inT I ; all constitutions they are equally a blessing
and a cure-none need despair, no matter how lone thf
disease may have existed, or however SPvPr. T l! w
Union, first Monday in January, April, July, and erTXnV
UCtober : ! v T" v-is "I - j rr.r." ""paruai iriai.
care and anxietv!
nil
circumstance attending its formation?
is TritiWJf-.r-a - --T .." .o iuu.cuver ai war with n 1 Tt,uJ iA
inovUaKW i : ,r- . .'''."".Kwa ireef rern)han r" p1"1" iuca oi
V" V untnoe. tne institution.! .5" V;" --,c.1"UJCUl-
H.r'. iuii-neij ot operation-; Tn
J 4 "
I,
by
: W:fca.ri.:;- Ul "perauon In
UJJV:fM States
,nd assistance 6f such States as dLi. Fffi
fllir
: " freeJ States'
flimlini, ia ks- i - vv nlSs of orth
. m& 'v' wfS'Hri1" ' 11 . you might as
Wrri-dein iLT yr s,aves, lose
- " ili7 ? views Pra" sooner or later."
sas,'i i : .MMa uie cronnn xrhiol,, va
. j j, w, j , , , . "r men
, ana declares that a dissolution of the fcnion
(, Anil And trv -k .Vt:i:, i '
; : v ni-mc omniuuu Tji slavery.' - -
' ; t-f'mw 12, 18a6'f
tw,wvuwi ui r remont would mevitahW lUQ'
A aPnanrinn of Ka C'4Atn., TV
:7"rr4-WJ v iiw putw. x-ven ir no nvprf
- . v ui utlCtL
i
itty
;ent
-Wri -.u . -f-I : , v. "llU: f our
'JTTIr "ejer euuiuii; co nave their post' offices
;i . . . "wwv- -u'ctx ii overt or nirtvf '"'Tb cu ee ii nri
; .So-w,.T:.r:T-r:" iru? or decent
wiuu ucvepi omce under him arirl
me. government m the Smth. So true
nthern man could accept office under hh
iple would never submit to hAv tKir ,
cutom honBesUr th like, filled T wemS
ffeeAhoritionista. We could not expect no? 2k
theiNprthern'Deonlfttn e,,lwfi . T
';we'
yiuicru peonic to submit in . . mil. J ' -.
will ui V ---t"u cue, ana
vw . uuuiii 1 1 - . - r . w u -n
moii canneither te administered'
jecuonai grounds.
The
nor can it exist on
4;itT r -"ownc(ard, Sept. 20, 1856.1 -
'k-iSfKi'4011 have uo, electoral ticket n
; thearehoting States, Dor will they have Thlv
.Utterly sectioual in their character Th!; J
.po alatlbrm which TS'At
ihe tave forced into
be prevented tag l remam in' rather
North-Carolina Standard, Jan. 15, lol.;
It. is Sufficient fnrna :
ie .. . j mat we hn ri. v
"8? OI secession as an original nreTUHn ;
soveWi ri2ht. ' That Jt:JTXlstmS . reserved
palpably-violated fW rwZ.?w T constitution is .
or wtoever that bfKlv fk " t?. I
protons Of thai JTL Vm.
bou hern rights, the Union T a 'P
sectional majority." " w ana pat by a
Ftixow Citizens, is this thamon ...Li '
who declared we ouSht not to Tj?
of fcmti,.t . . e election
- -r..ull VJI4I, we ought not t
ject on ot Lincoln that to A.
amb to the yolf," the " do
M Ii 11
oW us to submit ? Who v.i:L . ,
and Siting afte, Lincoln's elf
waiting "to see if arsenic would kiir-Jl,:" a!
. ,-t. , j t-uiu steel
yet who now tells nt
ait. -Who ten years ago, eaid that the SontK
not retreat further, that she must -f stand and
ut now says, do nof ant J.r -.. .. :
T7i' y. - -r- "aituana wait."
Whopn the 27th of Xovemberr io .-4
people tell their rers': i f 1116
the wonle of thi, i . ntion of
e fourth Monday in February
Mecklenburg. 11th " I and August.
Cabarrus, twelfth ! " '
Rowan, thirteenth, v 1
. f ." i ' - -SEVENTH
ClRCnTT
Jackson, third .
Haywood, fourth . , - ,
Henderson. 1st. Monday after the 4th Monday in
Buncomho. fi.,nn t. rMc,h and Sept
Madison, thnsd ' i '.".
Fancy, fourth i
McDowell, .fifth
Caldwell, 6ixth
Watauga, seventh "
Burke, eighth '
Hu-riord, ninth i
PoI;v, tenth 1 .
Cleveland, 11th
Wake, third Monday in January, May, Autrast and
November. H m
Warren, fourth Monday in February, May August
andNovember. '
Washington, third Monday in February, May Au
gust and November. -.
Watauga, third Monday in February, May , Au
gust and Nevember.
Wayne third Monday in February, May, August
and November
Wilkes, first Monday tfter the fourth M a
January, Aj: ril, July, and October.; -
Wilson, fourth Monday in January' Anrii J - v
harly valuable : thev will, in on TCJ .if ?f C
.. vvV0,uual uur8eneg3 ; ana tbeir regular use fnr
ihI3Z- ' at a,i t.crease the power and flexibility of
the voice, ereatlv iinnrnvino- i , j X
-ir? "ufr are regularly used bv taanv
yrofessional vocalists. i JOB iIOSS
Price 25 centa per box.
24 ly.
Sole Proprietor, Rochester, X. T.
P. F. PES CUD,
and all Raleigh Druggist.
THE GREAT ENGLISH BEJ1EDY.
This invaluable aiedicine is nnfailin
Shl? W9'g Celebrated Female Pills t
Ihis lnvaluablp. mic n ; nnr;i: .- V .t
Yancey, fourth Monday after the fourth Monday
March, June, September and Decemb ;r.
in
constitution
It moderates all
from whatever cause, and a speedy
and removes all obstructions '
Bn0 ani BnAn4 i . '
to mar5id ladies 7 reuea on-
: t
submit to the
so was to give " the
Jve to the hawk"-yet who
and
shou'l
put now
termination
" ."T"- umon and to give Lincoln
a trial r i ' Whaw . 7 ,C1JUJ
e a , . J uu "gainst jir. J3adr as a
federalist of the . deepest die; and asked if wfd
place !any confidence in such , .
Iatelv U.! . . " ""T-yer, who
, .MVMJUV il an iiiirin'P Tr ; .i ;
with mm ?
ranou the same., ticket
PLEASE AND QUARTER SESSIONS :
i-'a""-, Sept,m.
j AlamanOe, first Mi.nilnv ft-iu.'l L, '
. February, May, Au
Beaufort, third Alonday5 in Marc and sl -
w. and the first Mondayin June and n eml
Bertie, second MnnHi i ; J ""eand Decern ber
id N.vember. J May Aug
anc
ust
Uladen, first Monday in February' r
andNovember. ' reoruary, May August
Brunswick, first Monday in March Jr,o c
ber and December. iUcu, june, Septem-
Buncombe, second Monday after th!e fonrth A j
.n March June, September anrDeSer
Burke, e.ghth Monday after the fourth
p March, June, SepteLbe? P :
Cabarrus, third Monday m Januari a -i ,
and October. 3 January, April, July
C1wh ?Ilth 5Ionday-ft" tae fourth Monday in
March, June, September and December. 7
PUBLIC WORKS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
JThe Branch Mint of the United States is loctate;
atCharlotte, in Mecklenburg county, in this atSde
thi! establishment was authorized by Act of Con
gress, passed 3d March. 1835. The officers are as
follows : Green Caldwell s,m,.;n.j... -j
Acting Troasurer, John II. Gibbcns. Assayer, Mel
ter and Refiner, i John R. Bulton, Chief Coiner.
William F. Stranee. Clerk. -
The University of North Carolina, situated at Chap-
whLx w lfhe nl f 0ra"ge, twenty-eight miles
VV.J. W. from Raleigh.
The North Carolina Institution for the education
I d i l ra . XT' HDd ot the BIind Seated
at Raleigh, W. J. Palmer, Frincipal.
F ortificationsJ Fort Macon, Beauf rt Harbor, Car
teret county j Fort Caaweli, SmithvUle, Brunswick
county. i
,n Arsenat Located at Fayetteville. Mai. T
T. S Laidley; Commander. J
jnne Asyiura oi iorth Carolina, sitnafed in iW
i.' r c
a? their timely .," Vn1"0 f'l'nt,
disease n,i H, , " ' "uuu "PProachefe ot
wjr tUls uangerous Ibe t( human life. '
. a real"blessixg. i" ' ' -V
.-Well, Mrs. -j0I, how is that headae
nrA . . u 1 - octor' aI1 gone 1 the pill yOU i,nt
cored me m just twenty minutes, and I Ush vi li t
send more so that I can have them handyf W
Physxcian.-Yoxx can get them at any liruist-, k.
for Cephalic Pi3, j find th'ey J
them in all cases of Headache. - feud
Jrs. Jones. I shall ooi ' v. I W
7 inenas, lor they are aedWMf.
Twenty Mitt. vs. t - ' "i
has sold two ;;A", OAVEi).-Mr. :SPaldiB
r i j .; wtut OI "w celebrated Prepared
doH rs h1 tedrthat PaCh b0tt,eVa-
do lars worth of broken furniture, thus makidg an nstsrrl
..,,,. Haying imade his Glue a'
ho.hold word, he ow . propo.e, ,f do the '"' J
SSSST. utl,e chi,"t
v,u away jiKe snow ia July.
Over excitement. anH fW
lha "uon to Dusmesror study, are amonff 1
the numerous pnao r v , , m .' '""!,, ,
ed stato of m J 7 u t ueaaache. The disorder
K,: J: " r"" " " e"gy ana ambition.; Suffer
tT;;"r!ln f ;reiief from!
::r? ttliacss using of tb cephdic Pin,
bra n and 2 Pu aPPeai' Jt quU'tS th! overtaxed
brain ,d soothe , the strained and jarring nervesi and re-
aies and aggravates te disordered condition of the bri.V
. . JtC!BT" KowxN:-SpaW8 "cealic Pills Lre I
rou HH. h eadache, Biiiou, Headache, .Ver-
vous Headache, Castiveness and-General Dehility. -
! GREAT DISCOVERY. ' 'I ' :
coyPTgfm8t;in,P0rtant0f aII the medical dis
covenes of this age may be considered the system of yacci-,
rel TPr?euiCn frm SffiaI, rXtl Cephalic Pill for
d --f Quinine lor the Wen,
. " "--er oi wmch is a ure specific; whose
benefits will be experienced by suffering humanity long;
alter their discoverers are forgotten. :
Did yon ever have the Sick Headache ?' Do you
remember the throbbing temples, th fevered brow,- the
hwithing and disgxut at the sight of food; . How totally un-
fh7rU Tv I ple8s,ire' conversation or study. One of
ne wpnaiic .Pius would have relieved Win frrm oTI rhA
i t
u is peculiarly suited j It will in a short time brinir on the
monthly nermd witb folo.;t "u lne
ninrinv 71... : z.7 -L . f .... - 1 SUnennir vhioh imn ti '.
aXT :r,:,T'' .f- "r X " "f Pe"encea. for this and other
atre'l 'Xt r""''' of them on hand to.
nth tt MIA aWM-rf M .1. .al . W '
out ot eper
7r "WM5 aa t wery ofAer ease, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases of Neryous nH Sm-oI iftv.:i. "Vi.-i. .
Kot t :k tt.17C a-aucuii Hainan ine
p , .r;. '"T Vue viiness, ratigue on slight exertion,
Palpitation of the .Heart, Lowness of spirite, Hysterics
JrdaCehite!5nd 811 the Pain& diseases oS
sioned by a disorded system, these Pills will effect a cure
when all other means hye failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved. . 8
A bottle cohtaininir 50 nilln pnr!rrio -,rt r
ment btamp of Great Britain, can be sent post free for $1
ana 6 postage stamps, j
wSold ia Raleigh by P. F. Pescud, and all Druggist every
one as occasion requires,
CEPHALIC ruts
SIfK nEADiCUE, C"' !
5EBT0US HEADACHE,
ALL KLYDS OF HEADACHE
Sfc?"1- P-Mie attacks of Ker.ous
mmenCpTA.-"ta,Pf eTen f; and if taken at the
Jso. S. Dakct;
Tarboro , N. C. j
i . . Jxo. H. Htkait,
n Late of Scotland Neck. N. C.
I F.jM. HrxAx,
Late of Warrenton, If. C. '
. Ill ; '
ThrT H('t1nm f:i J ......
' JLCliUllLe rumolaa amI all
tfai '-H,- 1 7.
a., rerreu, oiewaro. Mrs. Hiii Mntm . r, r-k.i-
E.Johnston Kemp P. Battle, VV. V. Holden, Ud,
Can bvell, A- M. Lewis, Dr. VV. J; Blow, John A.
lay lor, and Dr. Columbus Mill, Directors Dr
Charles E- Johnston, President of' the Board Wm
E. Anderson Treasurer. viessrs. Holden, Johnston
and Battle, Executive Committee. . .
All indigent insane persons entitled to be received
and treated, and taken care of at the public charee'
Paying patientsare also rect.:75d from this and
other plates. ; For proper form to bo observed in
sending indigent insane to Asylum, see Reyised
Statutes, chapter on Asylums. ' '
ricinityofRaleifch; will contain 250 patients - ! il1111 &
Sen nn ' ' ;Pr ? c Fi8her npwinW' Grocers and Commission Merchants.
feSi S1-; Mr. R . 124 'PEAKL STREET. - '
HY3IAN,
impronn;hi; V?? "
tion
I. i
NEW YORK.
DAKCY & CO.
COjIMISSIOX 3IERCHAiTS,
NORFOLK, VA.,.
... - -. f- . I - -
use many years, darintr which ' i"-- ; Deen ''i
and relievedT?vt ?" 1 1Da th7 have prevented
Headache, whether orSfin ff?L',,d' ,uffe from
from a deranged state Ki J,erf0M stem or
naSlil'eir;
any change of Ji9 mng
at . . J .'"-"V, y atsaoreeaois
Of ttV 1
cajr to oawtiiwer tAeiw children
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS U
The Norfolk House will be conducted by iso. H. Htman
and F. M. Htmak. r. '
y - uvv. 16-tl
OrnptYBtnAa TT ' aTl . . '
eachBox. 6"-"" VJ uenry i;. jspaiaing oa
' Sold by Druccn'atu anrf alt nk.. Tl.- ! .
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
. 8 Cedar Stret w York.!
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