I ' TU K f 1 EE( O M OP TU V PMNS f5 f TVSP A liTK .THE ' RIGHTS OF Ttt R PEOPLR. ' " 1 r - r FAYEXTEVJLLEilCSATlJAT, OCTOBER. 10.. 1858. " s: : J VOLtJM E X K 0 . 1,01- "V 1 s ' -" I .I,.'" .. m ' m -it n . a" r OP iijKnmnrfn i a C iHOUlS.IAa : For&4liiunn.-;r . iitvaiK.n. ner aiiuaoi. Z f . ; t the cad ot jaoasas, - M - . '. at tu& ead of the yer ; d 50 No subscription will be received for a shorter period With the vi-yr .f rt ..Uuii tje uircilatiou aud ea- haaeiag the lief.Uaess of tlie paper, the proprietor of- ' 5 copies of the Carolimaa, I $8 00 10 "i -" , 4: .- -15 00 of 1 6 Udas. or less, for the first t Bsertioa. unless tfee Miahftd frti more than two meiuhs. whe it wiil be-charged 1 " ' .V " i For three- mitha, - -r - - i IV ' ..' For Wdra m itha. t - - . J.0W s U lv.?rs'h'ntm'i'thave the de4redautaltr ofJ4 ert 018 n:ffced bi ' th-Jm, -nrhtret'iXr?Tt- wLil be in wrtai tfll forbad chr3t acotlinsly. t Spteiat attention it directed to Ihi requisition. . a'V . . ' !; WMI F WIGHT MAN k CO. Cti"8SHEXT O.-WRIGHT, '.V'.Ji. , ilttorueyiktliiiw, Pajretteyllle,rr.C rf 1 Office' at the corner of Bow and Green streets. . ; . I '-J. "A. SPRA IVS..- j XTrORXBr A.T LAW, !': --h-- ATrD-? the poarts of -Cumberland, Ilsm Vake and Johnston. ' .,j g. ' "-' . Ad lress, Too;ner, llarnett CoP, N. C. Feb."l6. 1856. 85-y B IRTfP IV j F ULLER, Attorney at Law, F Y HS T T K V UUT!, N, . Uar be consulted at the Law Office of Jese G. Sbep herd, Esq., on Green Street, Jnly 19, IR56. i 7-f w. . ATTO AT LAtW. "Can )e found at the Ofiloe ForinerSy occupied . i" by Dr. Gilliam, on Bow Street. " ,r FATE T T ET1L L E M. C. June 26, 1858. tf - ; ,- - , , j. r , .'i -. . - - TROY & FULLER, - I Attvracys acd Coanscilars ' - AT LAW.; - ; V;;' LU.WBEUTO.V N. C. ' ROB BUT E.'TROV & JOHN P. FULLER, have ormcd an aseociatioa for the practice ot tuetr proles ioii in ttoocsoa tfo.T oity-BTET Troy will also at end the Courts of Uladeu and Golumbua, aad J P Fuller those of Cumberland. fueir OJiee ia JUa'mberton will be kept open at all. times January 9, 1858- 83-tf 1 ik. Jl. Ciitupbeti, tJ C TIOXEKR COMMISSION 3IE11CHAST. ' Eaat side of Gillespie street. . j FATKrTlCVILLK, N C. OitiU jr 1. l8.-5 :f . AI A 11 B It B 1 BY GEO e- a c t o,k. y. . LAUDER. . early opposite -. ; - I Oct. I. 1836. to E V. Wiilkings Auction Store Fayette ville, iN. O. V. II. fUllLI-VflTOJI, GeutrM Cmailiita Merenani. j NORTH WATER STREET, Ivi. : W7l iUnglon, N O., ). ' j Will ?lve personal Attention to the sale" drjshtpment of all coiiig'i nerits of S aval Stores or other country prol'ta-j, a 1 1 iay other basiaess eutrustedr to Bis care, will be promptly attended to. I April i8ii8iT. ly'! - ';! ;'' t U;(jf lb. '-Tallow- anleii, For which the highlit cash price will be paid. Oct. I. 185 r- 1 -A. M. CAMPBELL. J hite Lead and Linseed Oil, ior 1 saley S. 3 J. tf HINSDALE. 1$, o Bolting Cloth. ' .A constant supplj? of t ited Genuine An Iter Uniting Clothe-all Noa., kept on hand audj for sale at the lowest prices by - I i JAMES MARTIN E. Jan 30, 1858. ' lm , 5 m af e 2w ! NOTICE. ... The Subscriber having at 3f arch Term 1858, o- the County Coart ot Cumberland, taken out letr ter" of A Iministration upon the- Estate, of the late IJti. F. Wigatmau, hereby notifies all persons in debted to said estate tq make Payment, and those having claims against the V same ,to ' present them within the Mine required by law or this notice wftl be pleaded in Bar of their recovery,; 1 ; ! ( ' . ' G. W. WIGHTM AN, Administrator, j , ;March 0, IS58. j . 94- - ; FRESH TURNIP SEED. ! FLAT DUTCH, l i " . i KED TOP, - ' 1 ENGLISH NORFOLK, I .', t LARGE GLOBE, RUT A BAG A, , i , 1 ust received and for sale by " I - S.J. HINSDALE. i July 11, 1857. 3 tf , "' ,;4s- j " , . 1 '!: " ' is . ; ; U- '';."-'; iFOR SALE. ' 7' Hevy 4-4 Baa ver Creek, Sheetings. - Cotton Yarn, Warp ad Filling, Nos. 5 to 10. f ALSO, i Belt, Picket, Roller aud Lace LEATHERS. j " Oils and v(anufcturer'a Findings." " W inter straiued. Sperm. Lard aud Linseed Oils. j Suattlie'sl Ist-.igU-, French Glue, Emory, Roller Cloth aud Glass Steps. , r J. tt. HALL, Pres. B. CM. Co. July 26. 185S ; i . -tf P tints,; Oils, Varnish, Brushes, for Sileby S. J. HINSDALE. 63-tf . . 15. : , PORK! PORK!! ; f5f BBLS. Prime Pork good article. Just re" "Af ceived by B. F. MOORE & CO. , Oct. J, . 1'' 'Sfc'' . - Tbef jllowiug valuable real fcetute the property of E. O." 1 all deo'd. ib odcrcd tor sale aud cousibts oi the tollowi itract8;rJ t -1? - v : Thai desirable place Kaowa as uomu, containing about liO acres . Yitli all ithe in pro v emeu is., i nis place'w II Ik? so hi eii tire of divided, to suit putxlJ users, it beind probably oue of the 1 jst business stauus in the cou trj. aou is .ery.4..Miroiu i tuose -wisuiug io eater tuie mercautile. business. .No 2, meuUJ , Crick .Store (2 tene e Street near Gljireii- a Cambleion. o. ittridj! don Bridge: '-nd is a Very desirable stand for business. 3, sraeant lots iu'Jatn ji'ilif on. knovrn n City plotaaSos 1 09, 1 1 1, 1 1 "i. an hqilf f lot a : No 4. as s-dwellinir bouse and -lot ou.Haymount, corner of Plankroad and A da inn St. 1 A very desira ble residence for the whole year. i 1 ! t No 5, lis a Cora Mitt ad -Steam Enarineand poiler. Cf 10 ota S horsepoiver- ,Thiis;-Meil A'orth tbe at tention tit t!ioe tiyiu.sf where vater power is notaTatl- able, and will he sofcj s a rreat tjaraia, - Foi'.term ann 1 to, J ,1L..,H A Awi jcyuxt. Person indebted to JasJ 0." McEochin, as 'Gua i rdiav o'l the he rs of John Morrison dec"d art hereby re spectfull turorined, that sartt guardian. has in a srreal majority (of instances endorsed and transferred' then uotcs ti ihe: underfigiM-d. j A Up, that our - ursrent n'e cessities, apart Irom the rcqi jreineu-ls-pl the en lorser compel up td collect as speedily as p(si!)lt. All those indebted vi!l therelore oblipe iif. an 1 thein.elvo too, by Tiaving up immeinateiy. w e must iinrtwiiJ sue where th money is not fortlicominpJ 4 A. D J. M MORRISON. MO!iRiC!tf MOlililSON." ! 40-H r4anrirJ .1. A Hirgh. N. C. March 7. lf!5 A. A. tlCii.f l llikli I respect lu ly informs uis frieuds aud tfct public, that lie has Ji.it Uti ioi saLst.i:uial irict iJuibliiig ut bis. Old : itail d,- expressly tyr inaiiiuaetsriu.'r carriages Thadklul jfortbe very liberal Wtrouage he- lias received f ior tsie last 1 yearr, h hopes by strict attention to ' busisess couttu.ua with a desire to Jtve satisfaction, to merit a conttuuaijce ol th-i Knine. : He Warrants bis work to be I maue ol tie best material aud y ex e liest material aud !y experiunced workinen ! iu each brhnch of the business. UUs wiork will eoiijpare favorablj-lwitb any made in the Uuit0jn5tates. for'lioat- ues and iljirabilitv. i ' r -f tie ia determined to sell an-d do ant work ui his line on as good terms a any ..workj done ee'whure that is a welrdoiiei! He now. has ot liund, lnnshed. the larsrost stock of CARRIAGES, BAROUCHESi .UOUKAWAVS AND BU(1(tES. everjOlfereil: in this place, and ajvery larare stock of work.iiearly ;tiiiis!p.d. wfiich will be; sold very; low nor Lasn, or on short tinne to piiiotiial caHom- ers. rj lle has on Und more Ji'un ONK IIU.VKUED ANR FIF tY-, Vehicles Slldl id iii course of con- ittruetion work mude bvhiniis warranted 12 months with fair assgeiandjshonld it fail by bad workmanship or materia 1 will be i? paired free of charge. 'Persons "wishing to buy iwould do well to call and examine fp themfilves. O lar 3 tt ank full y received a nd nr omp tl y a t tend dd to R?t wriilj executed at short aotice and on very rea sohaJde trms. FVvftteme. Oct 1 lfiSf I $CmEFFELI BROS. e- I IMPOBTEHS AND DEA LEA 4- CO 4 'drugs, paints, oils', j j &c.! PERFUMEI FUY ' 170 William St., CprJ Beekftian, N. Y ; lu' iti; ffiie attention of die trade to thci'r large and varied stock of FUME1,&c. DRUGS PALM'S, OILS, -PER. In addition to tl.eir regnlar importation of Staple Goods tby are also receiving, direct inm the sour ces of proiluctiou and manufactiiie, appl;es of Tooth. Hair and Nail Brushes, i Bronzes, Corks, Mortars, Sponges. French and English jPerfumerp. Lubin's Extracts, md many other articles usually embraced iu Druggi?tsT slocks, which 'heyare also euabledfto oSF'-r on t.l most advantageous terms. Orders, either in person or by mail,; will receive I prompt atjt ention. Sept. 4J 8.)8. 6m-pd- LL IMPORTATIONS ! ! We ar now receiving the irgest Stock of . STAPUE & FANCY DRY GOODS, LADIES CLOAKS, MAN' ILIIAS, HOOP- SKI KITS, READY- MADE' CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES, 'V- - UMBRELLAS,! &cj, ; Ever offered by us; which will te ld at V uole- Sale cheuU for cash or u the hsual tune. fr ap- proved pi .Ii.fr. STAIiU & WILLIAMS. Sept. J 1S5S. -tf I WILMINGTON CHARLOTTE & R UTHERFORD RA IL ROAD CO. Th LR lhir Annual vleefciiVg or the fitockhoideis ifftbe iV:'itaiagtun, Ohanotte SMnl ;o.niaav.jwili he h .-Id in he Iowa kiitGierford Kailroad Co y&fi WilmiugiOiJ on Thursday, the 14th day of October ii-xt. . . If. tm W, GU10N. Pres't Sep L 18,1858..; I WANTED. 21 T Atile Negro Men Wanted by th Subscribers t work on the fayetteville and, western Rail Road Sections lu 1 1 & .18 miles trom ayetteville for whom the highest price Will be pad by calling on the Subset iliers 011 the w ork D. G.& W. 94 tf t McDUFFIE.'i March 27 NEW h?AI,I, A SO IVLVTEll DY GOODS. ALKX. JOHNSON, Jr. HaS eceived and is this day receiving a large afid desirable ' H-' j STOCK OF- GOODS, - ern'Tacing al I ine nee tMyb sot "Xadies jBasqu f Dress Gnods, Cloaks, Shawls, s, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, 1? ;an d Trimmino-s, of all kinds. 3 FOll , GEN TL EM EN. I ! , A very deirablrt slock of I Readt'Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassi- meres, Vesting, Hats C ps, Boots, 1 ' 1 .''Shoes,' TJiiibreltasj &c,s, '&c. Toj?ther with m iay articles not deemed necessary te ' 1 ' I...-- " ' i" ich will be offered lpw for CASH, or on to enumcra All of wil time to sue h as pay when Called on. ! ' n . : ALEX. JOHNSON, Jb. FayettevtUe Sept. 25. 1858. f 4t, , ; r TURPENTINE AND BIiitl'KSMITH. TOOAjS. : 25 Doiz. Brjces Hackers. ( i 20 15 10 10 it J Round bhaves. ':-.- Scrapers Hacker-Stones. . Ronnd Shave Stones. ' Hacker-Files. ( ALSO. v ' 25 A Lare assortment of Cooper's Tools. 1 would Jcall the .attention of purchasers to my Hackers, Koaud Shaven and Scrapers, as they excel any ever onreu loraaie in tins maritet. - THE Snlrihr l.m'i;, mnifil to the Store one dooJ East of U. & E. J Lilly's, where lie uopt- to jneet alt his old frieuds and to' niae inauy new friends and Customers v - - - j -Q-VV. I GOLDisTON. - Aogu-t 28, J8&8. v'-' ' tf i -.FOR SALE OR RENT. "" 1 -.Tbe dwelling House and Lot on Hay Mount -near the Donaldson Academy joining WJ i'atesaiid others lately occupied by Hector McMillan Esq., with a weli of good' water & Garden' i ti front. 1 1 wi 11 be - old ; ai ; bargain or rent-d to good tenant on reasonable terms . apply tod JAS. MART1NB. i Also tbe two SJory- Ware House on Chttirch St. near ,r. . J - - . w.vi.-v v April 24, f 98-tf , f UAJVI) FOR SALE feVs for, sale a portion of his swamb "lands "'tn-the elievifle, aud about 1 i - miles eastof the, CapuTVr;" ' Ki?er. The" entire swamp has been successfully, drained of the large body of $ water by which tt was! heretofore covered. The land is apparently ;Ie vej ;i being free from ridges (which are so common to swamp lands generally whilst there is- an abundance of lan, by which the' raiu water can 'be carried off" by ordinary ditches. A smalj portion o!tue laid ;lias been in cultivation alut 7 years and those persons who have seen the-crops, regard the laud as equal in fertility to any they have seen in this Mate or elsewhere. 1 be- location is heal thy? the ;iieigblorbood good, and the access o! Fayette vi lie anil Wilmiugton easy byimeaos of a good road li ( miles iu length ieadmg directly to the river. Besides f this, it is within 3 'miles bfa beautiful!! little village, j upon a high and healthy BlnoVat the?! riverrwith a tore, Uare-liouse and first rate iandiag. . All which- j iitTord many r conveniences fo the neighborhood, As several persons have spoken of purchasing, this i is f kleenied a propter time to call ; their attention, to the i pubjtct, in as much as there is. a cro now growing upon a smaii porn?u oi thy larnl. bv which they can judge of its pi odritniSriVstf-iieasonable tlrins will Sept. 10, 1858. i tf S0VWV. Ti) SOLDIER'S WTnnws 1 and the V idows of Soldiers who fUEi IN service 111 the war ot 1812," can have their : pensions eoirtinued by eallinj on th'e f uuderriign pongress having .mad additional!! provision ed. for tlu 111. " -.. '..-.!- .-:! . :ii J ' -- .". -)'", ! j Givo me the m:iuagfment pfyofti .claims, and : the money shall eoine at once.jor ni tlnlrge. ii- '" , iAsi. for Peiiwons ! ; Fay ete viUe, Jlme 19, 1 Sfy tf - . r fg HE UtidejfTffned has made arranjrements- by which hoik prepared to furnish at fhort no tice, any reqired quantity of i i ii,, ; " No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO. jail of which will be from direcli importations, . into jthe Port of Wdmiiigton,' and warranted pure and ! genuine. - .t . - . . I . - - j f Orderj ftr the above excellent fertilizer ar so J licited, to which pronxit attention wMI be given, ; j i As this is an artixde wbich , does , not - admit of ! nipany each orde. f ' BEVEIiliiY . HOSE July 17. Is now receiving bis Sprrng sitflyiy of IDIRSr G-OOP8- Among wbiclt are i j ; ' Prints. Lawns, and Brilliantes;; ' Col'd and Jilack Silks; ; j ! , Irish Lineup anil Diapers; ! Farmer's Linen. Twilled anjl Ph Cashmere and Merino TwiiHs;pX 1 White and Col'd Cotton Hose; Bolting Cloths. No. 0 to 10; ! j in; 1. ? ; 5iik auu fetraw lion nets; Ac. "l f With almost every article in the Dry Goods line- all pf which has been purchased by tbe package at the late sales in New York and Philadelphia;0 Will be offered cheap for cash or on time to paying customers March 20. - . f 93-tf R JAMES DAVIS, having decided on permanently -locaitinsr In th. Towr of Fayetteville, respectfully? offers his servi ces to the citizens of this place and j surrounding country. In all the various branches of his - Pro jfegriiott, including the, manufacture iof Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after an e terisivopxperi ence, to which is added a thorough Dental educa tion, that he can give entire satisfaction as far j it is in the power of Dentistrvi All irregularities 'no i -i,n iirniru ui n 'n urr uuu careini mnn- ner. as well a-s uisease of . the muth 4 N .1 1 . 1 L : ' r . I . 1 ' one but ine proper melius are umue use or 1 in tno "various operatiims. Ciiargi-s will be ; .moderate j that tha ; benefits of the Profession , may bo placed within jthe reach of nil who may feel an interest in the ipresp.rvM.tion or tlie ieeth. j h , Ls'iJdice over Houston's Jewelry Store, wherp 11 t i ' t -' . 1 1 , , t , M - v he will bn found at all timet i 1 May 15,1858 tf i BEDSTEADS .IJVD CH.flIRS . For Sale at reduced prices of , ; .,.. . - , - Al Aug 21, 1858. : tf r at-the Auction Stora M. CAMPBELL - IS no v r- ceiving his Fal I supplies f of tbe above articles. He can supply Country jWercbants at prices which he is sure will make it tteir interest to deal with him. "He has for taleJ 81) china to .ka-scts, :: 1300 Daz. Common Cups and Saucers,, 500 " Fine do. do. - 100 " Dishes, ' 200 Covered Dishes, , -100 Doz. Pitchers, 800, Plates, . .. f - 1000 .Tumblers and Goblets, ,T5 ft 1 0 o k i n g-glasses, Coffee Mills, Toy Locomotiyes,1 and Yan kee Clocks by the box, ! ; .. ' I And other goods in proportion : ( DFTri order to give time to have goods WELL TA PKP.n. runtrv merchants should buy their Crockery FIRST.- f ' Sept; 4. ". 2m FALL AND WINTER GOODS., J .in'T riivMl !V InVcriY and anieiirlid SlOCk of f Sta pie Dar Goons. H abdwabb, Boots, -and Shoes, .Bats, j ?! . and Caps and SADi-sar. . KNIFES AND FORKS. vW HI7? nA.ID, with 2 prong stkki, FORKS, at - ' $1 and 1 25 per Set: . Do., with 3 . Droncr do.: SI Sft: $1 75, and 1 . - z per set; . . And a variety of others at 75 eta. ', to 2 50 some of which are of anPKRroa onir.tW : V-v per- ret 1 Ivory handle Knives, with stekl or plated Forks, orALoxK at 3 to 6 50 per set or dozen. -t For sale at the "Crokefy Btore' - - -J. , W. m T1LLIJNGUAST. - Oct. 2; 2m (1 8:pa4.terni) CadVeailcVtl7Mie Cups, Tea Sets; Goblets, Spoon Holders, .Butter Dishes, Butter Knives, Mo lasses Cups, Napkin ! Eirig, ;. iTea Bells, Pie Knives, f: J . ; Sugar Tongs alid f . .. . - Spoons. i : j .-; FRENCH FORKS, AND SPOONS, of all sizes'. For sale Low.at' the "Crockery Store." .Oct. 2. -3ml - W. N. . TILLINHGAST.. .THE SCBSCK1BEK, - " " AVING TAKEN THE STORE REQJiNTLY occupied by G. W. I. Goldston, EsnT. fone door West or H. L. Myrover &, Co. ) offers a, complete aud carefully selected stock of t; ir- ' FAMILY GROCERIES JLND FARMERS' SUPPLIES. I . f EMBRAOHSTG:1 COEFEE. SUGAR, (efery variety) 'FLOUR, MOL- ASSKS, Svru, (S. H.) Baeon. Lard; Bntter, . Cheese. Vinegar, Twbite) Soap, : Meal, Pep- per, Giager, Spice. Pickles, Suufl : . ' i,j ! Candles'; Vinegar, (Ci- fi der) Fi-h. - i - I ROPE, BAGGING. SALT. NAILS, TOBACCO, j. Shoes., Blankets, Kerseys. Wh:ch I offer for ia$, or on nhort time to ptiomp1 paying customers,- Country produce -taken iu ex change. v. f I'. l am dete miaedrto sell ehea$;.calj and see'for yotir Belves. I L -., C. B.i COOK. Oct. 2 : -3t - m- ' f GROCERIES. ' i 50 Basra Rio, Lagtiira and ava t Coffee. 25 BblsiJrushed and Granulated Saar. 50 Kep-s Nails. 1 10 Boxes Starch. 1 25 Boxes Tobacco, assorted. 50 M Cigars $G to $90 per M. ! ' ALSO; ' '.I y,: '. Spice, Pepper, Ginger, ;Sugar House r yrupi -Vinegar Snrttf,-'' ' . r "" Butter, Water and Soda Crackersi C. E- LEETE. FISH JJSID IMCOJVi 50 Bis. No. 1 Herrsug; . j 25 Bbls. No. 3 Meckerel; ! " -1' i 25 i do. do. 25 - Pork, ALSO Cheese, Lard, Butter, aid Box nerrings. Oct 2. lm C. E. LEETE. FALL AMQ WIMTER. JSTEIV GOODJVBW GOOIJSU, ' ;f J- POB fl." - j ; Is receiving' the- Largest Stock of ! . Staple and Fancy Dry G-oods, Ever before offered by himr which embraces;; all the LATEST STYLES OF LADIES & GE TLEMEN'S DllESS GOODS.1 Among them will pe found. j . ! RICH SILK AND DELAINE PATTERNS, of the latest style. : A larce lot FRENCH MURINOS. together with every shade of SOLID DELAINES, all wool. A large assorftnent of French, English and American PJIINTS. DEBAGES, aiid other goods for ? Travelling Dresses. A large lot-or HANDSOME EMBROIDERIES. ! f A great variety of Ladies SHAWLS and CLOAKS, BOINET8, French ARTIFICIALS, KIBBONS, &C. A handsome stock of 1 . 1. - HATS, CAPS, BOOTS aud SHOES. KERSEYS, 1 Negro Blaxkbts, an;l all other goods belonging to a -- Dry-Goods Store. .. - , t AH the citizens, and everybody that visits the old Tjwn. will confer a tavor oy caiupg on tne suoscnocr aud looking thrpugh hia stock, whether they purchase or not . .. . ,1 J. C. POE. Sept. 25 i Zm USEFUL ARTICLES., 27JLUID, Oil and Lard L -mps: . Brittania and Brass Candlesticks; . . . Superior Steel Snuffers; . Brittania Castors, Tea Pots and Coffee Pots; Brittania SPOONS and LADLES; . Brittania Communion Sets Goblets ant( Cups; Tinned Iron Spoons aud Ladles;' i Planished Tin Coffee Urn's and Pots, Tea Pots; Oyster and Beef Steak Dishes, and Dish Covers; -." -. Waiters, of all sizes and shapes. ' - - Fine Scissors; large for. cutting, small for embroid er ; K tzors and rocltet Knives; Basket! Baskets! .f for all pur-poses; ' ' COPPEK MILIiS, ?'-' i "'; Iron and Stone Morters; - - ' - , Stone Crocks; Tin Ware; '1 -Cedar Tubs, Pails. Churns and Bowls; Coun'er Scales, to weigh 4 to 5411 lbs; Family Scales, to weigh every ounce to 4 lb; Cocoa Dippers; Hair and , Wire Seives; : . Taide Mats; Feather Dusters; Dust Pahs; Curtain Pins; " ' Hand and Tea Bells,' Music Portfolios; Ladies Work Boxes; Rosewood ; Toilet Boxes; . v. . Ladies' Leather Bags, large;) . White Satin Beads and White Cut Beads, for . ' fancy work; :-- - .-' -) - Porte Monaies, entirely of leather a superior articler 3Jlectric Polishing Powder; Boy's Sas; Corkscrews. 'A great -variety of other useful articles, ' loo tedious to mention. Come und soe for yourselves at the "(Crockery Store.' w W. N. TI LL 1 N G H AST. Oct. 2. " . . . - -im - j f BUTTERBUTTER! ! . .. f LOT OF ' P RIM E GOSHEN ' , f A For sale by ' - ?. C. Bi COOK. L Oct. . 3t, . $10,00 BEWA.RD. 1B TJNAWAY from the. subscribera mnllato Kirl named KM MA FREEMAN. I will sve the above reward of S10,00 to any one, wfco will, arrest apq confine her in Cumberland Jail, so that 1 can. get er - V v JOHN T. WEIGHT. ? NORTH CAROLINIAN: FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. --, rom fe Macon "Telegraph: ' H" " ... , A- Statesman's Home..;, ; AR the traeler passes over the Georgia Kail Road from Atlanta to 'Augusta, he wilt observe on thenmmttof a tidsre on the cmtT skirts of the vlage,ofXrawfordsviHe, atwo storj wooden house well shaded by grove of venerable' oaks, and with a lawn in front gently sloping to the south, planted with no greaii re gard to order in shrubbery and fruit trees. The house is without any pretension to mod ern architectural stylebut is built ' after the fashion and tit conformity with theinlans of the Tats ajodc'st mansion, with its novel and at- tractive SHrronndings. is the tmMYct- tleman who has occupied no small1 share of 1. , . .i o - - IttlWl I ttfin I b -Ty- mm U L 1 A C ' " it fl ''". "klc"1"" '"f nueen years. Me s known to hi.4 immLb rvs..wi. . H ----- - w J V- V A II ICIUI, UO r'AJeck" to his neighbors- and ncqiinhitances of Taliaferro.connty as "Squire Stephens" and to the Republic at; large as "Stephens of Georgia." The name of Alexander II Ste phens, is a household word in the Eighth Con- circle 01 menus, ns jjiessiiMiai Aisiru"t. Kit. L;fnnl.n..n i - 1 - ..fcrpiicnsi ifgaii iu nrnctlCe law III Ufa W- fordsville, about the year 1834. and boarded in ti,. r..;i f ,i, 1 . , ; ' 11 the family of the estimable gentlemen., who re- sided 111, and owned the house to which we have uen we nave j fl'6, sale of f the referred above. ' At his death, M whs Kii ins cxecnLiir. ann nr. hip b .1 -n, , J i , , : . . ; ' .H:, uewi me purcuascr 01 ine nouse .'voices thesa We Knicklv followed bv the rol and twenty acres of la id adjoining and i has v f ' ? pereuicKij toiiowea oy ine ro ulM .1 l i. 0 u f "" .ling fire of a platoon of mnsketrj, and then all i.Hft 1 n, hfVr' U";et?he;- an;T?t" wa?siJent.-ConIdl.at be S?' asked one. fl .u?? f i'1 WaSiMnr0n-VU-""l InHlel' the reply . It would be J f JL J 1 1 r"feS rade ." ' just like him.' said a hird. Shortly after, a tue house, and even now to the front view it iv . . 5 i ,.:. J . i 1 boat contai g two or three men, was seen to. Ti v i 5 1 T - ",,.,'7lwu ""P?ren ait.ll lil;llll fnlmniie mirlit rnr.nic iw.lo. i " rVi VJr V; r:. m-.-fst nZ-LTnirX airy passage haVe been added to the house, - - ------ j r'w - m v nuiu li I U ' North of tlie jmansioti and on the slope of a hiM is the Gardpi, Orcliard and Vineyard, asd if a visitor in the mouth of Angust should tar ry a day in the qjuiet village near by, and should gratify a patdonable curiosity by looking over the place, he, will find a! well selected and choice variety of fruits peaches, pears, apples, s taw berries," grapes, &c. TVhile strolling 6ver. the Garden, if the visitor will cast his ey e North Eastward, he will see the smoke, curling from the chimneys of a farm house about two miles distant and on the highest point of laud iu :the circuit.of his vision. - ; ', -' - ' ' - ; This is the treasured spot above all others to Mr Stephens.- It is bi family, homestead, ' the place where ba grandfather settled Shortly after the Revolution the place where his fa - tlifrr lived and tjliett, and the place upon which .,rr)ubHttiter'est.-i--'.---"''--f' r 11 .'-"-i - the Statesman was born. A ride of half hour., ; They aid;in giving character and importance over a broken but beautiful country will bring to the cohufy in which they are published, you to the farm, and on the right of the rpad ' Theyustiniulate' a taste for reading, and dis and but a short distance from the farm build-1 seniiuate, ir'the course of one jyear," a vast ihgs;on the top of a Rill, is the spot where his -aniount of useful information which would not . Htther lived. The buildings have all been re- reach a portion ot their readers through any moved, and there are no tra es to the eye of a other channel. 1: H . .-' j stranger left to mark the spot, but they are ;They are of essential nse in a family in fos iudelibly impressed upon the memory of Mr . teriug a 'taste for reading among children. Stephens. Just, under that clump of trees is. Country papers epjoy an advantage in this res- the spring still flowing pure and free," from pect over papers published at a. distance; be wljich he drank, near Jbyi&ihe grove of wide-j cause many. of their items are of a local interest spreading oaks nnder '..whose ? refreshing; and which naturally attracts a child's attention, friendly shade hewa? accustomed to play and 'i The advertising columns of these papers are all around are t le hills -overvwhich he clamber- particularly, attractive to this class of readers, ed when a boy. All these mementoes of youth ; Country! papers, by the ocal information they are treasured recollect ions with a man whose ' contain, are often the means of drawing new naine is famous for eloquence, learning and Da-and valuable citizens to the county iu which tnotism; from the Arostook to the Bio Grande. And it is refreshing to observe the influences of home and hearth ' and youthful associations. a nature and such a lofty in- tellect to see a! glowing, spreadi great man with such affections" ng and , kindling with tremu- l lous feeling' over the recollections of earlyhome and boyhood, in thislutilitarian, practical, nn romantic age, rnhkes one feel and know that the "great events withbwhicn old story1 rings" are not all vain and hollow. " Reader,' pardon the episode. The farm, at the death of the father of Mr Stephens, was sold ftnd went into possession of stranr.ers to . the blood, bat j as soon as the. young lawyer secured the means he re-purchased f hd old homstead. The lands have been in cnltivatou for more than a half century, but by a judiciotis system of manurins, ditching and drainnge, many fields which were "turned tnt as exhansted and worthless,' have : been re- claimed, and under the improved methods of J cultivation,: yielded ft retnni for labor almost equal to virgin soil. About four miles west'of 'Cra-w fordsville, and in full .view of - the Rail Road may be seen thejvineynrd of Mr Ax, who has been iso successful in making wine from our native grape. " I , . .. The -'.experiments of Mr Ax -with the grape conclusively demonstrate that Middle Georgia, in a climate and 'soil, is peculiarly adapted to the'cultivation of the vine, and that vineyards may be made a source of revenue to the Geor gia Planter.' Acting upon this idea, Mr 'Ste phens has made jan auspicious beginning hia vinVs at his home and farm place, are,, thrifty, and promising, and if the seasons are propitious next year, we shall not be surprised to see and hear frequent mention made by connoisenrs of the marvellous fluvor and fruity virtnes of 'Ste phens' Catawba of the vintage of '59. - So mote it be. : . j ;:-""-"V'v:'--. : .' , We understand thatMr Ax, has a large snpply of superior wincsJ for "sale.-' The dry Cotuwha of the vintage of '56 being the; best. This last having passed muster in Washington and Savannah, rdaces, where" , to nse t the lan guage of a friend about another matter, there are many gocd judges. - ' - ; The chief charm, however, of the old honse and its appnrtenitnees agreeable as they are, is in the host. Lt'a stranger. visit this hospita ble home see the devotion' of , his servants the iove and affection of his friends- his simple, unaffected and ' jeharming mannerslisten to his words of wisdom, his instructive conversa tion his agreeable reminiscences of past times aud the great men wbo fignred-on the stage of action when he first entered the: political arena let him learn .from his neighbors, as he surely will, of his - pro use charities, his neighnorly kindness, and he; will not wonder why ' Alexan is so ranch loved, revered, and those who hare known; him der H. Stephen honored among loosest and best. ' - - Character cf a rrcnticrr. r .n . "Some idea of the reckless character persons who infest our frontiers, may be red from tlie foUo wing incidents relat -Vlaj. Einory, TJidted States Arrny, in I fiort of the TJtiiied States and Ueiican daryr "One evening,' (saja the Major.) gentlemen,' among them a retired cZ.eer c filtiUusters, were ei joying "the- delicious t v of tlntt litiiate on the bank of the river, Grande,) bpposlle tlie point' where, was u posted a picket" guard, detached from a IU mititary station four miles distant. T1.2 of ten Tien were seen to approach t!. : dismount, tie thei horses, and streicl. selves on their blaiikets. some to leep, to smoke,. but hone particularly to watch. was ot a jocose vUHrac;er, uiitctt iVV nau loineu in tne ". aravtisrai revolution. 1 whlell- 'hud net. fnrlorl u'ifti cnr'Ii cwrnol ndcnntntrpa trk - J.-, t.. ........ ' thp lWnlar Meviati trnnncT A .'pe euiar.Aiexican troops. a little nettled .... K.,hlv t ivl.t I. I !,(,r1 ' h nfTerprl a wager of one hundred dollars 'that he would cross in a boat and take the gnard, single-handed. His wager not being accepted he offered to bet dfinks for ihe.' party. Some persons, not dreaming "he n as in earnest, indiscreetly I took the bet. i .fii. K' 2: .' Jt:t 1 A.- Y t- . ,tX noiiced, and - the conversation about , other ... : .. .1 u 1 ' t:. j r u ...u-. ,'i.. I j i l 1 .heii it was i titer rnpted by the sharp reports of a revolver, and a yell which reverted from 'Si,orp t0 shore, ffivliig the impression of many snore to shore, giving tne impression dart across the r id tnYrent from the shadow 1 r. T . - r of the high bluffou-.the American side. As it ! approached the oppoiite side, its occupants noi'wishiiig to violate' the usages of the guard, called out in Spanish they were friends, going to see whattwas'the; matter. . 'Matter? II !' answered a voice in English, 'come here and help me to drive these mustangs in the yver.' They found the guard dispersed, and S with one arm shattered by a musket ball; with the other he was trying to lead all the ten horses to the river shore." Winsboro Register. ; Country Papers Their Use. Country papers aoe of 'much more use than the people imagine.: j They aid in directing public attention to matters in which every citizen of f the i country Us jmore or less interested. They contribute, in a variety of ways, to . ' the formation of public opinion on subiecs of they are published. - To the objection we do notnnfrequently hear urged asrainst the support of country papers i that Che price charged for them is too high, it may be replied, that the price at which the pa per can be Hffoided, -depends mainly upon the ' number of subscribers, t The chief expense in the pijblication of a paper, consists in setting, ud the matter, oiie: thousand, or even ten thous and copies can be furnished at a very small ad- diiion to the cost ovejand above that of com position, i - i -; ., -' , . -The TJnacclimated at Kew Okleaxs. The New"OrIeaiis Delta warns strangers ofthe fa tal folly of going to that city at present, and adds: ;;: ,. f' : .' , .j ' With a spirit akin to madness, hundreds of adventurers have comejo the city within the last few days . The admissions into the Charity Hospital are large, and inanjp of the cases late ly admitted are,. we learn, unac'climated persons fresh from regions where the atmosphere is pure audlhealthy Whenever an epidemie occurs . in XeW Orleans, the idea possesses those abroad seeking to better their fortunes, or desirous of obtaining' employment, that there is ar demand for labor of all kinds, and a rushing' business can be secured if they nly brave the perils of the fever, and, in the words of the old saying, 'take time by the forelock." They mistake tbe beckoning of death for that of Mammon, in a wild hunt after the almighty dollar. Many an enterprising and ambitious young man, who was not content to let iwell enough alope at home," Qr.d rushed into the midst of an epidem ic, always riiost fatal " as the season advances, soon paid the penalty of his. rashness. He leaped upon the levee from the . deck of the steamer, vigorous, buoyant, filled with rainbow visions of the future in a few days he was cold and rigid, within the precincts of- Cypress Grove. Many, did we say? Yes,' thousands have thus voluntarily become ' victims of the deadliest of our semi-trcpical diseases. ,And how shutting their eyes to the danger that threatens them, heedless of warning and the experience of all acquainted 'with tbe-vmelan-choly facts we have just stated, again strangers are coming to the city. " j A B19TR in the Stage. JJurmga rcceni. trip of the stage from San Antonio to Indian obu when about four miles this side of San A n tonio, lady pasei.ger gave birth to a fine boy, There were four men passengers in the the time This eventcaused considerable stir among the passengers but the driver knew nothing, of the matter antil the stng stopped for a change of horses. The mother and the -Mid are now stopping in onrcity doing rell. Beat this who can. v tf9 ; w!7 i Oct. 2. la. C. E. LEETE. 1 Oct. 2. lm C. R LEETE. 4 Oct. 9, . - ft 1 ft,
