Vi-a.
e ■ ■•
ktc Celebration*
tt Western Democrat a dc-
|e festivities incident to the
Twentieth. The oration of
entire in the columns of
Ln able production, settling
Itions concerning the Meek-
on bevond controversT, and
jthe very large auditory as-
lior to the occasion. It is
I least si.\ thousand persons
upon the celebration and
loir pleasantly enongli. c
I. si>eakcr's addre.ss is to be
nlct form, and tre shall take
|to n:ake such extracts from it
ove intere-ting to the mass of
I are indebted to the editor cf
till extra issued in advance of
The press, we are g'ad to
Jcsciited on that occasion, and
Id Adoni mentioned by the
Dd we are led to imagine that
lyes looked glaring onf'
} manly beauty presented by
|e North Carolina press. We
« could have been there to act
eu that this will not l>e the
Itive festival of tiie glorious
jimbn ancestry—and that for
Inie the twentieth of Jlay will
Lnd solemnized ns the birtli-
independenee.
Ittcvillc Cadets celebrate Ihcir
to day. The exercises will
, target firing in the rooming.
Lion of the prize tothe.sncccss-
] the afternoon. The prize is
bvernment edition of Conimo-
Ipedition to Japan, in two vol-
[ hound and illustrated, and is
; all the 1 2 oimce silver enp.s
lille this year. It is presented
J the Hon. Warren Winslow,
|aiid approprinte present to the
Its make qnitc a handsome ap-
leir rifles, but it strikes as that
arm is entirely too eumber-
jaller members, being licavicr
service muskets. The cadet
tch they have been negotiating,
lilt barrels and glistening bayo-
litly cnbance the appearance' of
besides being mncli more conven-
Fvvftig dclegatc.s were appointed
■ at Flea Hill, to attend the
Ion in -June;
In Taylor, Jno. S. Gainey, If.
pi King, Jr., Jno. hlcFhail, J_
Lawrence. We were not fur.
[with the proceedings of the
om the appointment of dele-
J that the committees in the dis-
Iraeetings have been held will
lives delegates and nttend in
|Oor know nothing friends are
I prevent a convention, and we
or two on hrnd which if pnb-
lect no credit on the wire work-
pniination will settle tlic busi-
nr exclianges announces that a
: in Venice, rennsylvania, was
fed in ids own bed by some one
get his money. Tlie editor adds
liMr White had lieiioaitcd his
Jink the day before.'' 3Ir Widte
ld.« life I
S. Cent.—The coinage of the
' mint in I’hiladetpbia, is pro-
ly, but the pieces will not be
pile la.st three raslUons cf them
This will probably be in three
I from Havana state that prepa-
invasion of Mexico was still in
loth Side Democrat gets off a
cy little desyrates” among
■the following;
leoT A SisTFie?—An exchange
[the above question, and then
Id cherish her with a holy fricud-
Ic yon have’nt got a sister of
hd'iit some other fellow's sister
Its ‘yes', and adds, “the effect is
I sometimes better."
■lowing beantifol extract is taken
tss recently delivered at Cam-
j Philosophy of Life, by a young
|Winter, Esqr.
|ldom found a passage containing
j and elegance than the following:
kndc.vt human intellects tlicre is no
Im the common doom. I have
liight how sad yet how sublime
ien the emotions of that nian,
■e it was to stand by the coffia of-
ukI gaze on that sweet and noble
ktli had called oat all the strange
ticrcr lived til! then. Ijt was
le to have stood there one minute
I your hand on that 'oyoad- brow
I the cold chill, and, so pausing, to
p ill memory all the magnificent
is genius, 'and. worshippad bim
icnee aad the gloom
lie is tiead arM gone;
head a gras.?-green turf,_
iis heels a stone.
CO. Man dies, but nature is
. seasons keep their appointed
irns with its golden splendor, and
; eloquent mystery. The same
the ghastly battle- field of Troy
the dead bodies of ancient lic-
otie oil the marble streets of Im-
iiid on the sad eyes of T irgil,
; living glow of in.spiration—the
:lie angels, which through ceiiv
notation aad change have still
casiiigly—speak to as as they
ami Sbakspeare and Milton, of
y, the oroaipotence and the cver-
aad love of God'"
THE NORTH CAROLINliAN, FAYETTEVLLE. N C
S&'We igain request the writer of a -latter
to ns signed A — and dated at Kenan^ille,
Jf. C., tc send ns his proper signatur^. We
Cannot comply with his wishes unless lifi does
so, and we feel quite tiicliuca to favar him
he deserves.
S^'The delegates to the county convention
as far as we have been enabled to get their
names are Messrs Wni. Overby, H H Depo,
Ilogli Gilmore, B Sedberry, A P Hobbs, W T
as i Fritzell, D McDuffie, Bobt Mitchell, J E Bry-
j an, J H Cook, R W Kinlaw, H M McDonald
adjudge Person has appointed A-B Par-'®
^ T.. n.... n \\r i^afl-rence, Jas
m
F
kcr, I sq.. Clerk of Harnett Superior . ® Ii«wrence, J
and C. II. Cofield, Esq., Clerk and Master •’i^ ^
ennitv. : Butler, J T Tolar, N Marsh, C D D.irke, J
equity,
S^Thc Washington Union speaking of the i
f-avat VataUb ®ftDdant and navy-agcnt of Gacli Station will have a
Bobbers’ CaVe-Diseovery of ercat Weaitb. ^ schedules of the other yards, for examina-
It has been known to a very few > persons in j a ion only, from a-hfeh it may be judged whether it
this city for some time that a di.scotery of great; will be de.sirable to make applicatioii for them.
wealth has been made in the interwr of Ken-i '’e^nuide ior the whole of a clas,s at any
weaitn nas tieeii inane in ine inieiwi oi^v | yard upon one of the printed schedules, or in strict
tuckj, oil the line.of the ljOuisvuic(aim coufsidorwi.
ville Railroads, by a poor family ifho formerly'
lived in this
a young man,
six months sin
along, the earl
feet,''aiid lie was precipitated iiitiJ an immense j the entire satbfactioii of the commaiidaiit Ihcrcof. I
cavern. Much injured by the fa/1, the young | bidders are rcloned to the yards tVir samples, and a
Alasonic Srrvict'.s.
A Masonic funeral
Rer. P. J. Ciiraw
county, on the th
of the late Col. Neill R**gan. Member's of SI. Albnu'^
Lod^e. and all other Rreihren who can make it con- j
iMAR R1FJ>.
lii-d Salibatb iii .tune, over the remains *• '
frF \f : rr Ann KniTu-
Ibis t’Mii. Mid
i'. Ilf il-UrjiiGn,
V. O..
It has been paid-AT froud Is n lett
fo*/
j particular description of the article.^; and. all other
written witli a needle
iiiem In-tiatU-lotII.’ i
r j-f credit
i.tI IK. "'ll' • f'-'
b.-
^{ ( li*
Amekic.v.n- Onn.tx, the national paper of the :
£@"Tits Oxi.v Way.—The only way for an
I.,.™ • 4 11-1 , • -nr ,. : editor to jrgt along, and preserve his own self-
know nothing part^published m Washington i respect,is to pieasc himself, and let the re.st of
city, says: ■ mankind take care of themselves.—Exchange
“This establishment is offered *for sale by | In course it is. As to the idea of pleasing
public advertismeiit. Hit‘‘shall not be sold‘^just the way to di-please
by the 25th in.staiit to some person who will ‘ 'curse, ineliidcs the editor
■continue the publication, the last iHimbcr of the ^ nmstif. 1 here are a great many people who
paper will is.siie" two days thereafter, and the ;‘y®,could conduct an edi-
materials be disposed of'iii lots to suit purclin- ■ Itwier than he can do
,scrs. ' j It lor himself, A trial would convince them
This adverti-semeiit is the closing chapter icdiild do it at least for fifteen iiiinu-
ithe history of tlie know-nothing party in this d?®-" toown eiiUre satisfac-
x-itv The p,ai>er was coinmcnced by a joint ‘ “o"- Gne whole day would, almost to a cer-
stock company and was issued daily. It dwin- j ‘“'oy- S‘''® t 'om reasons for thinking some re-
■dleddownto a weekly, and became the sole I ‘o tl'cr health and
property of Jndge Ellis, who, to say notliing j "''’1""®^- EccAmg BiiUelin.
of the principles of the organization, was aj 0"e week they would tboronglilj
zcalou.s, laborious editor, and has been a lo.scr , hate tliemselres, disgust tlieir readers, drive
by the .speculation. ; off their printers and break ('nwn the paper.
It would be a good thing if tacli of these
‘grumbling, growling, fault-finding newspaper
I readers could be made to a.ssume all tlie duties
j and responsibilities, undergo all the vexations
THE COBET.
The comet and its predicted coming, with
the general smash up and universal demolition
to accompany its visit, has calk'd forth divers, , ,
, and annoyances, the thousand and
'cxpre.sjions of opinion relative to the celestial
■vagabond. Philosophers have speculated, a,s-
tronomers cjcnoniiced, sceptics satirized, the
■credulous bewSife.!, and all classes have .said
■or thought something about it. Tlie otlicr day
a loquacious rustic, who was chippi ig tnrpen.
tine trees in this neighborhgod, gravely assured The following Delegates was appointed for
a rrieiul of onrs that the threatened irruption Rockfish District:
of the comet was all “owing to ihe transit of! David Jlurphy, Alex.
plantation
treasure was found does not lylong to the for
tunate discoverers, who only l/ase the properly
and from motives of seeurily/they have kept
the secret of their gtjod fortijie to themselves.
All eminent legal gentlennn of this city is
about inicresting himself to secure the fortu
nate family in tiie ownershp of these treasures
the re.sult of whose labors pid other particulars
we will give in a few dayiif
PROSP4iIt!TLS
CiF
SrORTIl CAROUNA PRESBYTERIAN.
IhtTcafler as'privcticalilc, which tlinv will be reqiiir'a!
e.vecute within ten Uay.s after its receipt at the post
office or navy agency mimed by tiicm.
Sureties in the fiiii amount will be required to sign
the contract, and their responsibility certified to by a
United States district altoriie.v. collector, or navy-
agent. .-Vs additioiiai scenrity. Iwent.v per cenliim will
will be withheld from the amount of ilie hills imtii
I tiie contract siiall liave i«;en coiiqjleted: and oigiity
i per centum of eac'i liill. approved in ‘rijdieale in- tlie
i respective yard^. will be paid by llio navy-agent within
I thirty days after its presentation to him.
I It is stipulated in the contract that, if default lie
j made by the parties of tiie first part in delivering all
I or any of the articles mentioned in any class bid fin- in
I this contract, of Ihe qiialitv and at the time and places
: above provided, then, and in tliat ease, the contractor
' and his sureties will forfeit and pay to the U. States
ice tlie amount of
from time to lime,
according to tin: act of Congress in tiiat case provided
o h !i-r l;i:lit,v
a,-:nia','i‘ '■
- a tond wife, a kind i
.'loled einlsiiail. ll’’
1 l■'al■.■■ She leaves
one aaxic-
j ties and perplexities of an editor’s sanctum, for
one week. It would be a radical cure for the
grumbles, and would take the starch out of
their conceit, like a thunder shower on a dan
dy’s shirt collar, most effectually.
dermaii, 15. Sims, John
Black’
McCall,
Venus,” whieli liiminmis idea somcwiiat bewild
ered our friend, who, however, assured bis in
formant that the conut bad already pitchsd in
to tbe transit of Venus and tom it to frag
ments, tbrnwing a large piece into the sea near
Xew York, wbicli greatly impeded tlic naviga.
tioii of tbe great Uor.se Boat Ferry lino and
fisbing smacks. Wberenpon rustic expre.sscd uverywliere applicabi
" • . -1 ,• 111 Cbfh’tm''civi'izution and niipara
William A'-
E. S. Ilobb.s,
' I D. C. currie, J. J. Begister, T. H. Massey.
The Hon. AVarren AViiislow will address the
citizens of Harnett on Wednesday of their June
Court.
Jiiiicb tribulation and trciiidation and hoped
that it would strike some other “tran.sil" and
“bust" before it reached Xorth Carolina. One
erudite philosopher has made a chemical analy
sis of the comet’.s component parts, respecting
•wliicli he of course knows not half as much ns
the man in the moon. Another astnte sage
•declares that the i.ssnc of a meeting between
the earth and comet would greatly resemble
that of a cannon ball with a cobweb, tiie earth
Jteing the cannon bail—while others contend
with great theoretic force and hypothetical
jterspicnity that the nnclens of the comet is a
luminons gaseous concrete, and its tail an
Meucaxtii.e Hoxoit,.—There is abundant
mutVei' in this brief phrase for any anionnt of
bio in an age of
pa railed eominer-
ciiil activii',:. But the Avhole matter i s so sim
ply presenteu in an often quoted historical rem
iniscence that it would lo.se part of its force by
comment. It is tainted that the Spanish gal
leons, destined to supply Terra Finna and the
kingdom of Peru and ciiili with almost every
article of necessary eoiisbinptioii, used to toncli
first at Cartliageiia and tliew at Porto Bello.
In the latter place a fair .-.is opened; and
unriiig its prescribed term of Im-tv days, the
rieliest traffic on tlie face of the ct-rtli was be
gun and fini.shed with iinboniided confidence
aiul honor, and the utmost simplicity ol trans
action. No bale o( goods was ever opened, no
chest of treasure examined; both were received
i on the honor of the person to whom they be-
' lunged; and only one instance is recorded du-
■tenuated, elastic seriforni fluid, nearly impon- long period in which trade was carried
olerablc and in consequence ab-solntely iiicapa-.on with tliis liberal confidence. All the coined
bleofcoiicnssive force. &e, &., all of which is' silver which was brought from Peru to Porto
known amon" ■ RvRo >“ year 1G54 was found to bo.adultcr-
°|atetl, and to be mingled willi a fit li part of
' ba-e metal. The Spanish inercliants, clinging
soling to their appreliensioii.s. M'e .see by a to their old Spanish honor, sustained the whole
Xcw York paper that the poor deluded disciples los.s, and indeinnilied the foreigners by wliom
of Joe Miller arc looking forward to the collis-1 they wore employed. The fraud was detected,
ti lt n nrivrrr ' “"t* K'o of I*'® revenue in Pern, the
' ' author of it, put to death.
The Presbyterian Clinrch in Xorth Carolina i a fum of innney not ex-eeeding twic
has long labored unqer a serious disadvantage |
from Uic \vai\t of a journal to advocate lier
claims and i*e|jrcseiic iici* interests. It is esti
mated llun only lObO rresbyterian Weeklies
arc taken in the bounds of our three Tresbyie-
ries.; We 13,000 Communicants, and it
is safe to infer i^at there are 30,000 Presby-
teriaiis in priiicipU ju the State. Our Synod
stands fifth in tlie i\don in point of numbers,
and her membership u greater iliiin that of
any Synod South or West of rennsylvania.
bur sister States on th', North and South,
neither of wliieh has a meni\)ership so lar^e as
THE SECnrTT INFIIOIITIRS OF
iirriD
Just Pnplidird, drali * the Taausand :
A FFW iViaiw ox 'rTiK Ration vi. Thtat-
.j^^5>.^rKXT. T.-idiont Mcdiciiu*. itf.^jifrinatGrrii* ;s «ir
i.ocal N’in'fiipoal (lun-
ital and Nurvou? Diddlity. luijiut’.MiuA. aiii] Impt'di*
inciits to Marviu”:!* gt'niMnllv.
I'.V H. or: /.\NKV, M. i>.
The important fact liiaf. tlie many atarmirik: rom*
pla!nt«i. orij'inatin.;; in thr im]Ti'iid'’ner nridstdiliidu of
youth, may ho ea.dly nMiiovfil willumf Mutlicijiis in
this small tract, clearly dvmoiistratctl: ami th«* rntif'dv
new and lujfhly succcssfu! trcatnii'n*. :ts ado]):-.'.-! l>y
the Author, fully explained hy m'Mins 'if which fvry
one isenablet.! to euro himsidf iM‘pft*cfiy ami iit tin
least possible cost, thereby avoidhiir all ihe a«lvu ti.'fti
inostruins ofthe dav.
apiu'oved M-arch o. IS-i
Clas.ses Nos. 1. 2. 4. (J. 7 to ho delirored ono-fourth ’ onvolnp*, hy remittln.e; (post jtaidl two povtiiHc i:i
part on or before the lotli May. ono-fmirlli part hy the j to Du. Jl. I‘k Laxkv, J7 Leonard Su eet. N. V. (.'ii
2pth July, one-fourth ])art. by tlie 2Uth September, ami • Lee. 13. ISMI. 2S-ly
the remainder by the 1st December. IS-lS. Cla.sses 3 ; - - - -
and 8. the whole by the 1.5 .May. 18.58. Tlie remaining
classo.s JO he delivered one-fonrth part on or lM*fore
tbe 1st September ne.xt. one-fonrth part on or before
the 1st December next, one-fonrth part on or before
V 1 the 1st April, and the remainder on or before .the 80th
tfiinO. unless earlier required with a notice of
;;ii iilaes.'
.\rD.iir .Mfi\:n. t'-rr;.. Ii-
mt‘!:ilK‘r ol’ lie I’.i 1 I
lit-r and iit n
niwriiility. .'lie i
pan 111. ami a
\\ -■ Ntt four.
hu>imiul aii'l eiphi dual' childreii to niMiI u
paialdf Iti s. —
"T hey m'nirn not a> thoM' ■\%ho I'av*' no
Her solemn fuiier.il fTv;fDs w.-v i>.‘r*"i’n
23«1. and atliscouise il« !iM it d by the . 1
mdly, of the Dap«‘ Ft ar A^M'e^ali'^t^
'I h*' I’a \ t Ite lille. l.’ab i;jii luul Wil;;!.::;:
pb‘,'..-L' VO).) .
Ai !!'■'• Vf-i.'b'A ‘ • of l.:-^ Ltif-T. in Jh's p.
•biy tlif lih •! iil’l'T ;i I.-ii;^ and
Mr A. i'rarnb.-iT. ii; thu 33d \"ar 
'.i I'm-ilay. hi' r’anaiii'. v>ei'i'ivl l.i) !‘!ar.
I, U. F.. aiol a niumToU'^ prov '-i : oi
i« .aiivvsand fVinpativstnj; friend.-' pfi
iliviv la>t re.‘'iiui: pbic. and inieirvd wiili :i
i ami inijircssi'. A'rites of Odd r€Huvt>Uip
( l'«.) Ji:uriiai.
TKll’.rTE OP P.P.-^PPl'T
,V a rrcnlnr n>eel.'",g nf I'.ni'eka I.'"
- .Vi, 1 (>. O U, |K■■'1 -Mav ihe litli I'
(lealli (if Pro. ,\vgntn' . Lranili' rl
niallv :;niioni’‘': a hereiiptii i!..- I
i'l'soiulioiis *veru
tt:r
'•hi
i.*.
Mib'iiin
I-'(17 fllvUU'
ordered to•
lU'S.
Common Schools.
TMfil UJl-
iie d 'v'ease
, ‘ liint it
t’lnl it is
ehrislian.s,
nrd ^ub•
i ’ro\ i(U lieu
oiir.'i. pablisli the Central, icd the Soutliorn theroin are demaiuled; tlie.v are to be Aii-iiieliea ■
Presbvterian, for tlie benefit or their people, i
rt I " I I *1 I 1, ! ot the ti.cal year. npon*reeeivlng a untice of lilte
llio time has come alien the 1 resbyterian i (Piysfroin tlie bni'eaii, the comnnnnlant ofthe yai-iL
Sent In any addrets. grali-- and jiosi Tree in a -eale
' ' til lie enleri u iipuii lerun
peil. That We have leafne'l
feianei-' regret ninl pnifotinil .■■-.■iiliieys t
ol O'V esieeliii'il brelher. We know
is.ippointed iinUi men once to die,''
l.nir (Inly anil privilege as nien--as
Office df T.iiccary Ijiianl) Inmi as Odd Eellows, loliow in ;iwe
llaloigh. May 1S57. I j mission to the dispensiUi;ns (f tliat
twelve Uay.’. conipvising at cacli delivery a due pro-1 The President and Dircetor.t of the Literary ' wliose » isdoni noi.e n ay iiiitsl ion: Init oni sor
portion of each ai'*'e,lc. Class in and all following, if - Eiiiid, having made di.strilmtion of tlie dieoine row is qiiii li'.ncil, and mir grii I sliarj'eii'il when
additional quaiititicH of ?nv of the articles named ! i]|p|.j,of^ (qj. (he fir.st six nioiith.s of Jie year i the iiital shaft descends npvn the '((■rtiiv iivd
’ 1857, among the several Counties of the Etnte i the loved —upon mnnliood in its ]n inie- epon
fifteen ■ Common ISehool.s, direct tlie fol-, the bright Unpes of life ludl realized, t.ed tlm
or i lowing tabular .statement to be pniilislied, j noble a.siiiial.ons ol a geiielous iiati.re iiiae-
isho'ving the amount .set ainirt for ench County. | conipbslied.
Form of Offer. These aii'.pnnts will be paid at the Treasury: Be.solved, That in the death of'drother
I. . of .iatiic.8lalcof i Department ofthe State, on compliance wilii : gii.stiis A. Erainbert. we liave lo.st a fiiend and
le
nt.
tisemeiit ofthe Ciireaii of Consiniction. Ac., of ilm Poll; and Harnett will |•eceivc their respectiva i prii.ei|)los of oar Order. W bo in all the leia-
oitdof.May. I.S.-.7. Shsiild an- ofl'er lie aecepbai. I nortioas Out of the aiiioiials distributed to the i tiona of life descfffil, ■"”! received onr eoiiU-
■ - ■ Theideiiecaiidadniiralioa, andwbo.-elos.sweeannot
hereiij agree to farni.^iind deliver, ia the respective ' (|,g provisions of law bv tllP parties ciititleil to ■ a member of our Lodge, who in his eliaract
navy-yards, all the artaclc.s named in the classes here- | ,, • ' jntercoiilse If fleeted the nrtiifS ol jlio el
unto annexed, ajrtceably to the proviruons of the i ,i • ' i i n .,..i niiwii-Mirw! ilie Iwiici.ilo
wjbednle therefor, and in conformlt with the advor-^ Tlie Conntie.s of Jnekson, Madison. ViKikin,; vatcd ^-cntUMuan, an 1 u ,
, or to -
of
"uaranty tlmt
for
the
in cast* th.
anv of th«* cla>'i*
— slrill f«il to
unniiitv to make
tin! said - -
enter
"ood
very edifying, and, if generally
the crediilons, would probably prove very eon
ion as the final fnlfilment of
tnropaet’.s prediction, and are settling up t er
•worldly concerns in preparation for the great
event. We only wkli that some of our remis.s
subscribers would imbibe the same delusion and
settle up their printer's bills before the si.v-
tcenth of .June—and we assure them that we
ITTEBESTUE FKOII S1C1B.4UC1.
! One of our reporters, on Wednesday cve-
niitg bad a feiv moments conversation with Col.
Frank Anderson, who came from .Vfpinwall, a
: passenger per steamship George Law, and who
■ is still sull'ering some considerable inconvenience
woiild’nt be at all surprised if tbe comet should feom tbe wounds and injuries he received at
Iiappen along about that time. j explosion of tlic Steamer Scott several
' . 1 ’ i „ weeks since. From the colonel we learn the
\V hile science u id pmlosophy are viraiigling i - ii • ...i„,...
‘ ' • , . f 1 following highly important particulars:
about the matter, theology thundering from ! wUen he left Aspiiiwall, on the 3d instant,
pulpit, and every other ology bringing its bat-1 Walker was still in Riva.s, with some 300 men.
teries to bear upon the unfortunate comet, an ! A day or two previous to his (Anderson)
thus addresses his “mooz" on 1 ''“''‘'‘S Isthmus, a letter was received from
I a private source ill Sail trancisco, retiiiesling
pome from an ex- B'aiker to be sure and be at San Juan
change altered and amended to suit: del Sar (on tlie Pacific) three or four days in
OWD TOO THE KO.MMIT; ; advance ofthe usual fiine ofthe steatner’s arri-
TT- -1 1 •let va! at that iilaee from San Francisco, but “not
Walk up ole raooze, ail kum towad too stri ke ■ “ t . .
The baiijow, fur an’ orplinl, skarin fenominy
enquiring poic
the subject. M'e clip tlie
.\m riz—a ravin koinmit bnzzin threw
The skize hie konkave, an’ haz tariial fare
Uv druppin douii frum Zeiiitz too N'idan,
Ail’ stronainyzers sez heze going to bite; an’
Then sum uv uss will smel vvullin, I reckon,
Or sutliin wnss, if wuss kan bee. Were bee
to have his expectations raised loo high;” and
! he wouid there find something to benefit him
I and his cause. The colonel also informs ns
I that he heard from another source that the
j proposed “benefit” was in the shape of a small
i sailing vessel, fitted up by private enlcr[irisc,
i having upwards ef one hundred and fifty men.
Yu now ole blazin meter? I haiiit seed yu yet . "'t'' S”od >^«l>l>ly pt provisions, arms, aniuni-
Praps I had’i.torter look on vnre n,iclus .svMe, on board, wnich Anderson thinks
Fur I mite bnze mi ize‘ an the'n lie filled. ' j ““-t ‘'p'® ®‘®. ^ ‘"“®> ''“'■® ''®®"
j5ut yn kant skeer me, fur line the ivnn ' lak(;n eliargc ol by \A alker or some one of his
Wat seed the siiaike in Silver Laik, an lyvcd! j repre.sen tat ires.
Hooseed yu fust, yu orphul mass ov fyre?
Taint Hirshell, fur Hirshell iz ded.
An’ kant stroiiyniize, he kant. Bceyn
“Erreek’s,” “Biel’s,” or “Halley’s” kominit
Kum back tu skare sinftill people, an’ maik nm
Bleere in murliniuins an’ all sicli? If yu iz,
Juss flopp yiire fiery iiarritive an’ ile kave.
0,'yn globulin mass uv waper, ynve
Puttiu on ayres now, an’ tryin tn kompose
Onr Soler cystuin an pass yurcsef oph
I’m-a heavenly bodic—I sea yuretaiitrims,
Ole bag uv trickity kombnstion, I dew.
Werciz your afelikon, so I kan kalkulate
Were yure goin tu lile, an were yu haiiit?
Going tu lyte on Faitvillo? Se here, ole
Hoss, yude betterlook afore yn leep, .sur praps
T ude git ketched bi owre pnrlise, an
Then yude git ramed intoo the kolc hoal,
Fur they doan’t pay re.spek tii anybodie,
I’ur were bin thar. Juss faul on Campbcllton,
Cross creak, Ijootiiet Ran, or sum nlher part
L'v dezzart kuiilry, were you doiit kill
So many, an’ vvatyu due doiit matter!
H yure goin tu strike on I'aitvili, juss lyte
Xeer the Argns olis, an smash that no iiutliin
denn.
But if yure a babolitionist, yu wont.
Bee yu the kommit of ’70 wat got tangled
Ypp in Jubiter’s Slattelytes an’ hung yoursef?
Or’ are yu the wiiii wat skeered ole Pope Ca-
lixtas
The tliyrd, an maid hym kri, “Lord, saiv uss
Frum Dislribushun, the Devil ar. tlie kommit?”
Or, bee you the wiiii wat got so alfired mad
An deluged N'oar an drowned thp World?
AVat’s goin to happin now? Iz Judgnient 4
Kummin on no nuthins, or is yu a syne
Tu let ns no that Kanz's is goin to bicde?
f think ole fellow yude better stopp yure
Monk! shynes^fur wee dont live in dark
Xges, an haint goin to bleeve yure orphul,
But iff yure goin tu lyte in this Kokayde,
Ynffe better not stryke the Carolinian Offis
Turededi ^
I Col. Anderson says that Walker, by means
I of sjiie.s, iseiialiled to keep up an active com-
; inuiiication vvitli the sloop-of-war St Mary and
i with Juan del Sur. By these means he was en
abled to keep “posted up.’, The colonel thinks
i his star still in the ascendant, and that the geii-
: eral can work himself and army through the
: enemy to San Juan at any lime he choo.sc.s;
I blit as he is still quite ea.sy at Rivas, he prefers
for the present a “masterly inactivity,” ia or-
' der to deceive the enemy as to his real intent
j and purpose, until he shall have snffieienJy re-
i cniited his force to insure success.
! The colonel further says that he came down
; the river to Aspinwall at the same time that
Lockridge’s party did, but that be lias remain
ed on the Isthmus so as to commun ieate with
and satisfy himself of Walkers position. E’rom
all he was enabled thus to learn, he gives little
credence to the report from New Urieans by
telegraph, that “Walker had c.seiiped and taken
refuge on board a man ol war.” He thinks it
is a fabrication.
One of the officers of the George Law says
that, on leaving Aspinwall, the report was cur
rent there that Walker was completely hem
med in on all sides by the enemy in Rivas, and
that the allies were about bringing their guns
to bear opon him, in which case there w'ould, he
thinks, be little if any hopes for him or his men
of whom he had about three hundred, all tolj’-
In the event of this rumor being true,
telegraphic report from New Orleans may/’’)’'®
ssmethiiig more than a draft on the
’ tion, notwith.staiiding Col. Frank ®
; contideiice to the contrary.—ffxprc^t
\ The 'Rev, W. H. l^Iburp, .-thP iptcpeytlng
i blind preacher and former Afliupluin of Jpg
I United States House of Reyfesentatives, is )n
the way of accomplishingAong-chcrislied vj’ijp
Jo visit Europe. He sailed from this pprt
i^ibont a week ago in the steamer Ericsson, for
j Liverpool. '
Churchill North Carolina shoulii |j|;qwisc do ; navy-agent,
her duty to her children. It is a conceded and
iinportaiit fact, that hundreds of our members
wiil take a State paper who will take iii other,
'i'he Paper is needed to be the organ af our
Synod and*Presbyteries— to elevate and en-
lightuiithe piety of our memtiership by diffabiog
evangelical knowledge—to promote the eau.^
of Education—to devclope the talents of ouf'i re'iae-‘‘t *> be aiWrcssoil at —
Ministry, t:-;! to strengtlien the attachment
oar peoide ta ti.e soil and .sanctuaries of their ‘ q-fi^ sriUlnlc which fh.' i,i,hlci'
own State.
If
Churches
bers
A
talent, energy and patriotism to their neigldiors ■ • *"'1
on the .Xorth or South, or to Chrislians ofj
other denominations ••t home? With Re . therein named be acccpt'sl. that he or tiicv wiil witlfn
same or better opportnmtiqs of aceomplisliinr ■ ton days alter lUc v„4.oi,.i of the eoniraet'at tlie imd
this work, shall we leave it iiiidoiie? In the"™'”’dosignatoil. cvecnti'. tlm
language of one of onr moa able and nscfid
.Mini-sters, an adopted son O' onr State, “It Um eonfraet'as afiiresrid. wo
ought to have been uiitlertake* op years ago, : th* diireveneo iiotwoon tin* ofi'er of
but it is not too late to begin to\lo right.” | ■>'« '>tat whicli;may ico aecoidod.
In the last two or three mouths, a fund of' Siguatiiro of two guaratitm-s. ^ j’
about §5000 lias been subscribed as a perma-
nent capital. At a meeting of the cantributors : Wrdoss.
held at Greensborough on the 14th of Mav,— : I Inyobv certify tlmt the almro named
Rev. A. Baker, Chairman,—t!ie Paper was' un-! ‘"'"I’'''''.''- =‘"1
animtnisly located at Fayetteville, miikr 'he .Si-nalniv.
name and title of the N'outh C.vkoi.i.v.v Piies-■ To tie signed hy the United States dis riot .ladge.
BYTKRlAX. Kuv. Will. N._ Mcbinie and Ucv-. Cr.Uo'! .‘Suites dislrict attorney, collector, or na\v-
UcorG-e MeNcill were elected Editors: 'Mhors.
Messrs. George McNeill, Win. N. NIebane, A. "''®'’'® ’■®'
Raker and C. II. Wiley, and Messrs. George, ; ■ ' iciTTl'RV. M.viXE.
•McNeill, Sr., John 11. Cook and David Mur-: x„ i. tvhile oak loir.'. No 0. Vcllow-p'iu'
piiy were appointed an Executive CoiniuiUeu, jilimkyoek lo"?. No. in. White pine. No. il. Ash.
to establish the Paper and manage its business ' r.W'Awiiitc oak hoards. No. l:i. Locust. No
affairs ' v!”TT"; r,'f : Coliimbtis
‘ . , , , . . 1 .1 -v- -'0 2.t. lioid. zinc, and tm. No oj. JIardware. ' ■
It IS our Wish and design to make tlie Nonrii j:(_
C.VROLIN.V PuESliYTF.RiAS ti joiiriial of the first ; GII.Vki.ESTOIVN'. MASS.VCBUSKTT.'^.
class, equal to the best in llie country in typo- Claioi N'y 1. wiiite oak logs. No. .q. Wliitlioal,
graphical appearance and in adaptalion to the i«i-ciioas tiinhe-. Xo. 4. White oak piee'is and
wants of oar Churches. Itseoiumiis will afford
the latest intelligence, both foreign and domes
tic, and special care will be taken to give a lull
and accurate summary ol State iie'vs. The
name of the Paper is designed to be an expo-,
nent of Its character and contents. 1* rom con-; Xe 22. Spikes and nails. No ‘2;!. Le,-.d. zinc
victioii, it will advocate the conservative, or-1 am tin. No. 2.5. Hanlwarc. No 27. I’aiufs. oils. Ac.
thodox, Old School doctrines and order of the ; No28. Fl.ix canvass. No 2.0. Cotton c-mvas. No 80.
('’Iini’oh ; Flax and cotton twine. No. 8i.'fDas.'i. No 82. Lea-
^ 1 • i. 1 4 x' (the*. No 83. Hose. No 3-t. No 3.>. Ihintinsf ^ f'
Our first appeal is to our own people—to N. _y„ 3- ,,1,^,1,. tar. rosin. No SS'.,, *
C. Presbyteniins. Whilst we rely confidenlly ^ Tilloiv. roap, oil. N'o :t:i. Ship chandlery. No ,'U. j jfali.ax
upon llieir favor, wc trust that the native sons Kstitionary. .N'o. 41. Fire-wood,
ol North Carolina who have found homes in LROOIvLVN. NK'.V YOItK
other Stale.s, and the adopted citizens ot onr Class No. 1. Wliite oak logs. No. If. Wiiile rak pro-
k iogi
1
An-
■j Counties out of wliieh they were formed.
Signaiiii'e.' ' Ciiiiiity of Wilson will receive 27q jier cent, of'too dtc.i'y deplore.
doscB mnsf lie llic amount allotted to Edgecombe; 12J per, Resolvid, '1 hat we te
Pl'i..\sei Cowi’EK, Scey.
Coun/ics.
Alamance
.Vlexander
-Anson
Ashe
Reaulort
Rliideii
Brunswick
Buncombe
Burke
Cabarrus
(.hiidwell
Camden
Cnrfcret
Caswell
Catawba
Clltltiitlin
Chci likcc
Chowan
Clevela iid
derstoeks. Not. Yellow pine ])lank stock logs. No.
7, Yellow pine b-aiiis. No. •'. Yellow- pine mast ai.d
, spir finiber. No 10. Wliife pine. No It. .\s!i. cy-
tif-ss. wliite-oak tioanls. No 12. itiack wabnil. clierry.
: No Id, Locust. No I t, \Viiit; as'i oars and liiekory
iia-s and Initts, No Id. While o.ik st.-’ves and iieading.
No l.S. i.igminivitie. No 21.
‘ ' I Craven
I Ciimlierhiiid
pro-' Currituck
'•'■ni- Davidson
Davie
Duplin
Edgecombe
For.sytfn:
Franllin
G;iS.'OII
triltes
Griinvillc
Greene
Slate who form so important an eiement in our nisenstimber. Non. Veiiow-pine plank steak iog.s.
Ministry and inemberslni., will take a deep -•7-
1 • . ■* *1 ■ iiul Spar tinibi’i*. No 10. White pine. Nr IL Asli.
II ay wood
lluiidcrson
licrtfonl
ilyiic
Iredell
and it No 12 Llack wvinul. chcr-: , ,
No. 13. Locu.'t. No W'hitc ut^h ;
Joiiuston
ak :
interest in lids enler|»rise,
hearty support. ry. mahogany.
Tekms: $2 per annum in advance, or on de- oars an«l hickory hars mul huit.«. No to. WhU
livery of the first miniber; §2 50 in six moiiti.s ami hea.Ln(^ No l(i. OUick s,n;c(a No IK. | Jones
„ .1 rr t I r )- ,Liarminivna'. No 21. Iron. No 22, jNp:M‘ and nail.s. i j ~
$3 al the end ol tlie year, lo clnUs of 2.) zinc, and tin. No 24. Pi; iron. No 2.5. ,i ^
more, paying in advance and when the l.*apcr f!;rs\hvare. No 27. Paints, oils. Ac. No 28. Flax csin-
issent lo one address, a di.seonnL of 10 per vtrss. No 23.Cotton canva.«. No 80. Flax and cotton
will be allowed. Onr MinDters and ''Cm'- J® f b y.--NoHose, j McDowell
. , 4 >0 dl. Hraslna. No .•.) Lniitiiig and (.ry goods. No \I..t‘on
Elders are earnestly desited to act as Agent.s, tur,rosin. Not>(). 7'ailinv. soap. oil. No
No It). .Stationary. No 41 Fire-
Lilieoln
; .Madison
Fed. Fop.
10,1(1(1
.■>,ou;>
10,7.',(1
8,530
1 1,710
0,073
8,004
5,951
I 2,33S
0,0 If
8,071
5,830
.■•J74
(i.-208
Dd.lOI
8,234
1 0.0.75
0,703
5,352
0,007
5,308
12,320
17,723
0,257
14,123
(i,008
21,1 11
13,770
10,027
0,510
7,228
0,878
17,30.3
5,320
18,480
13,007
0,007
0,883
0,05(1
0,585
13,002
11,.801
3,935
0,182
0,924
iiiicr the family of oiiv
; lit'balf, tlie fo.stering c-aoe of “ILm wliotempers
(the wind to liie shorn l-.iinb,' iiiid who has
7)is. .Shore. "lo 1„,. Father to the VatlierU'ss."
§1219 92j lias,lived. That a copy of the above ' ic.solii-
000 30 i-tions lie transniilteil lo the fiimily ol the de-
1290 7-2 j eeased; aiuMurnisheil the Farmville .Linrnal,
1024 08 j jeu-jiiiUl.t-aijoii.
1405 92: W. AV, II. T1I.\CK.8T().V,
1 190 70; J, \v. BRIGHTWEJ.L,
902 88 I W 1’, WAl.KER,
714 12: Comndllcc.
]4i0 A#?
KI«M riO.\ NOTH KS,
I ttj’ Wcarc ;iiilliorizoil Ut ;inii(Uin‘t
. .1 \.Sa »F. .'sTI? D.*;: a candiilaJu f
;'l''rk of’th'* Counly runri Inr tlic (’tu
i liiiid.
iij'  ’iJiiil'Dr-
tkss 0,'^ j V\ illiatii MiiW will !)c siisI;hiuhI
no : ifi n riUidiiLitc Im (Morksliijnd liic County Ctunl,
804 30 i JipproiU'hinrr Auifusi 4d’-t.inri.
030 24; itj= T’lif rriciidb (if (1. 'Y. 1. (ioltl-
1103 04 j .stou will siipjKirt him for Clerk of the Coifuty Court of
030 DO Cumbcrliiutl. iu the cnsiiiiijr election. suhj«ct to iho
1 47 M 48 ' ^louiity convmilion.
2120 70! \Vl' are aiilliorisi'il (n aninumct'
“TiO ^4 ; ,K‘5«c T. Wimlou as a Candidate for Clerk uf
1 70 ■ iho County Cotirt,
70 ; '
J333 32 ira” The trirutls ol' Phileiiioii Tax lor
J 0;72 40 anu'cvnee hiiti asft raiHliiUite iiir C'(:‘k (O' liie Cnmity
j a-, (..Tfirt, snliit.-t (u (tn- a.’linil nf liie l.■I]vellI inn.
JI4I 20 fegyXVe are wpic.sted to aiiiioiinee Duiienii
807 36 Shaw a-s a caitdidale fur
825 36 i Court ClerSt.
tbe office of Count V
2070 36
il»38 52
221 7 (0(8
4560 84
cent.
are earne.stly desired to act as Agent.s,
and all others friendly to tiie cause will please , aiauulery.
assist ill procuring as many sub.seribers as jiossi-i woud.
ble, and forward the iiame.s, by Aiigusl l.v2, to j rillL.tULH'in.V
to this Ofiiec. As soon as 1500 subscribers arc ^ Cla.',s No 2,\VIiite oak plank. No li. Yellow iiiiie '
obtained, the first iiumoer will be issued. If a
faithful and vigorous effort is made in the next
two months by those who take a lively interest
ill this work, vve will without douiit, be aide
to begin the publication at the end of that
time witli a paying subserip'ion list ol at least
, r. I-
JdS^.Vddrcss, Editors of the Aorth Carolina
I’resbyteriaii Fayettev/llc, Y C.
Fayetteville, May SO, 1857.
.Martin
.Mcekienburg
.Montgoiiiery
Moorc
Xa.sh
ADVmX^EMNTS.
Just Rrccivcd at VVilcj’s
BOXES ('resh crackers, assorted;
BOSTON,
SOI).'.
niiTTKIl.
/IMC-NIC.
CIIK.VM,
LK-MON.
and FANCY.
1857. It
^rOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES
NaWV DEPAMMEXT,
Bureau of Construction. Equipment, & Ru^airs.
May 2;L IK57,
Sealed Proposals to furnish naval suiiplie.s for tV?
iscal year ending aoth .June, 18.58. will iw received at
this Bureau until 3 o'clock, p. m., of the 2'^d Jane
plank stock logs. No 7. Yellow nine bi’ams. No 10.)
White pine. No 11. .-Vsh, cypress, Mhito oak boards, j New Ilnnover
No 12, Black‘x-alimC cherry, imihopaiiy. No 13, Lo-1
cu.«t» No Ha^Vhite asii oars and jiickory lia; s and ■
butts. No 1§ Lignumbitvo. No 21. Iron. No 22.;
S))ikes and ntu. No 23. Lead. zinc. tin. No 25, Hard- i
ware. No 27|'’‘aints. Ils. e\:c. No 28. Flax canvas. .
No 21), Cottonkinvas. N’-o 30. Fl-.’.x and coltou twine, j
No 31, Glass. No 32. Leatln*r. No 33. ilnse. No 34
Brushes. NoBo. Bunting and dry goods. No 37,;
Piieii, lar.rosi;L No 38, Tallow, soiip- oil. No 3i) '
Ship cli-andlcry ;
nVASITINGTONM.'. C. ^
Class No lolwhite pine. No 1 L Ash. cyiiross. No ;
12. Black walukt. No 21. Iron. No 22. Spikes, nails, i
No 23. Lead, inc. tkl. No 24, I’ig iron. No 25.
Hardware. N(^27. Paints, oils. At. No .31 Glass.
.soap, oil.
rallev iron.
No 37. Pitch, tst, rosin. No 2.'’^. Tallsvv
No 33, Ship clnidlery. No 43. Tank and
No 44, Cliaia iion. No 45. Ingot copper. No 4(;.
Sand, straw. Aci No 47. Miscellaneous.
I ’ GisPOUT. VIRGINIA,
j Cla.ssNol. \Uito oak. Nod. Yellow pine plank ,
‘stock logs. No io. M’hito iiine. No 11. -Vsh. cyjiress, - ^
: white oak board4 No I'i. Bl.ick walnut, clierry, and
I mahogany. No 14. Wlifte ash oars, and liiekory bars
- and biitts. No ii. Black spruce. No 18. Liganinvifje
I No 21. Iron. Noe2, spikes and nails. No 23. Load,
jzinc and tin. No|2-4, Hardware. No 27. Paints,
; «^c. No 2.8, Fluxyianvas. No 29. Cottim carj^'as. No
j 3n, Flax and cott^i twine. No 31. Gja-'-i?! No 32.
j Leather. No 33.‘lIo.se. No'3-1. -ijru.^hcs. No 35
; Bunting and dry ' No 37. Pitch, tar. ro.sln.^ No
38. Tallow. so4ip, ail. No .39, Ship chandlery. No 49.
Stationary.
May 30*, 1857. 52-4t
Xorthampton
Onslow
Grunge
Dasquotank
Ferquininns
Dersou
Tilt
i’olk
R in lolph
Richmond
Robeson
Ixockingliani,
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson
Stanly
Stokes
I'ho friPJids of ILilu-rt (iilliaiii '
ansiscfinee lji«i A ca»»lid.*jlff? Tw the oOkre uf Clfi k of
tlw .'^n^torior C-fiurl of CiiwlieriaiKl L^toiWy. l'dccli»'H
in Augii.'^t next.
U'.» are atniiiris«'l Ik iikikjiiiicc
Jwlw( W, Baker, Jr., .-ik ;i -;ii((ii(latc lor the
ofllcc of Clerk of (be Fujicrior Court for the
CvMiity of CHmixwlsKivi.
UKt.TOU HA.MILTO.V .ARKT Mc-
DI ARM I a will Iw stqiportcd for the Clrrk.^hin
•aCrke SvajverHir O.iirl Tor tlie Coniily uf ’.'ittiilierlaiai.
April 2.5.
i'UO.S. .1. iMIlVls will l)f .'Up-
v-i'i  [verhups elecfvd to tbe ofliee ol'Clcrk of
v.-oo •o-t- ; .Snpcrair boon lor Ojonty.
1 Aiu'i3 I8tb 1857, 45-*''
K588T)2i -■
'DhiT'fjih
DoC'j’ ly-LMJuW takes ideasuie in giving tliis
£ 4UG Ac*ojinimnity timely indiee that, as usual, he iuLnids
73t4 /)>(* j leaving Fayeiie\ ille betwef'n the and .'iili f:f djiily.
2 02(,5 2t» j Jtbsent uu?il the Jst of OcIoIkt.—and tlios"
1 ns:i nw ! pr»fo*isiviial services will uldtge him as well
as bonehl theiBftselve.*^. by not postponing their call
until ihe last week of !li^ slay.
MuY 1C. ob-4l
tisC:
this Bureau
next. These propo;
P-
' must ifc
A DIRECT REFUSAL:
ryrrell
Union
XX'akc
Warren
XVashingtoii
Watauga
XX'ayne
Wilkes
Wil.soii
Yadkin
Yaiiev
1
eiulorred ‘Troiiosixls ; -X man mice stiiii.g '>y a serpent is apt to avoid ;
!.5,176
1,956
11,080
12,368
12 329
12;388
12,311
6,348
8,490
17,643
4,4 52
9,25S
21,123
10,366
4,780
3,.348
11,478
11,642
8,068
753,542
Fisii: F.'snn
RBLS. extra No. I Herring, jiisf rc
* *-^ceive(l on eoiisigiimen and for sale by
E. F. .MOGRE.
.Mav 30. 52-3t
The .lastices of the rcace of Harnett Comitv arc
licretlr iiolilici to Httenil nt tlie Court TI'oiisc io 8ani-
1483 56 I nierville, on the 8tli of June next, for die tramaclion
1479 48 ! county business.
1821
952
1329
1486 56;
Mttv lit)
It
G. W. I’EGUAM. Ch'i
1110 96; Bacon
2534 76:Loffee
1-243 92 I Cotton
573 60j
^'’iFaniily
1377 36 I Sun, Fine
1397 04 Fine
FAYETTEYILLE MARKET.
Corrcclcd rcceh/y for the JVor/h Vartdinian.
^I.vv 30, lS57t
15?,
14
13|
Fi.our
068 16
! Cross
Corn
Oats
Gr.V!X.
§90,425 04 : Peas
for N'aval Supplies- llureau of Construction. Ac.” that i .snakes ever aflenvarrt.s. Having been wounded once j Raleigh Register, Wilmington Journal ! Flax Seed
ilwo,' mav be aistiiiKuished from ether business letters i by a r^dilc of th.at .lescription vviiose den is not many i j Commercial Fovetteville rarnliiiinn Demo. I
miles frem Fayetteville—I absalately refuse lo take ‘“m ^
tboy iipiy hb distill;
The materials apil aftlolfss uinhrated in the classes
natned are parfi0u|arty 4ee(:r(be4in planted schedules,
iiiv'of •^•'hi(ih will be fUtnished tp such .e desire to
ofiec. qn appliqatipn tq tt,c cpnjinaBfl^nU fbe ye.
siieijtive yards, of tp ffie npvy-ijgeuj; nesr.est lOeretp.
ami those cf all the yards upon application to Mg
bui-e.ni. This division into classes being for the con
venience of dealers in each, sucli portions will bo tur-
i.'i '4 ar ar c aetua lly rcriuiied for bids.
refuse to take
charge ot any more watclies (ir jewelry of any des
cription for the purpose of repairs (nii'cas tt he for a
lady). A man who is uii.tiistly dealt witli and forced
to pay for which he never liad an equivalent, ks apt to
avoid the phci't thereafter and to notify his friends
the con-aiffhc sauic. ‘.i
- ' S. M, TIIOM.V.S.
avettcvillc Carolinian, Demo-!
Lard
14 Molas.scs
14 ;Salt
( Spirits.
8, ♦Sf’Peat-li Brandy
8 35 Apjile “
8' 25 (Whiskey
8 00 ; Do. northern
1’ Tcrprntixk.
1 25 Raw 2 00
75 /Spirit.^
1 15 ,S"ceds Iron
1 30 ■Hides
The
Xi.„
.70.
.'r2-lt
era tic Pioneer, Goldsborough Tribune, Xcwbcrii |
Union, AX'^arrenton Xew'.s, Salisbury Banner, |
Western Sentinel, Charlotte Democrat and ;
A-slieville Xcw.s, will publish three times weekly i WILMINGTOX
and forward to this office. Rate adopted by
Board for advertising—$12,00
• Mav 30, 1857 i 52-3t
r ' .
KEM.ARKS:—Bacon meets with ready sale.
Lard—In demand at qiiotatinns.
Flour and Corn contiimes to advance.
New virgin tiirpe
Pliiiils tt. No 1 sosin
Tar 1 3,'i,
I M A RKET, Mav 21, 185Y
ntine t 2,7. yellow ■' 7.1. Iiaifl'iTn.
Coiinaon 1
M lo‘7 5U.