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X-V7- v' . . - ; - - V - - -.-I 1 J - S.-. , .a; " THE, NOBLEST. Mfl) UBLIC GOOD PAYABLE IN AD VAcbl. TERMS, $2 00 PEIt ANNUM, Matt tom-Mf ; d-W.UjUli.Ui-W;i. D Vftl UltlvVTrr ; . . uL.ujur. A.A1. AU.p FAYETTEVILLE, N. V.; AY; JULY 21, 186ft. Siasle oo-, U a-l vttje i.er'niw1 52 00 I "'' Siagle cuina, fiy B-f No Jabscriptiou will be received prilesfi than .eix mouths.' . i Itates of tlvferti: Sixty cer.ts per -sriUare of 15 line JW lsfs, for tbe 5rst, a.i I 5u ceats for c-.-ch subsequc .lusertioa, lor ay period uuder ihreu uioiiLhs. An !.-. - i. - Shi Other a.lTO-M..nili'.v '(!, rr, tloti favorable ' FAYHTTEVILLK. C lie yt- Hon favor terms. A 1 v-.-tisi s" are "particula requested to me cf brag did'nt take in old Fayetterille ! ! : stafa the mur.l.er of i ns-rl!.u8 desin "4, otlierwise tliey . - . will h( inserted until forbid, andeha 3&r- V) " imptly. y-i. . ... vVOiibC of all kinds est .a avtiy anu . - t M accordingly. ATTOfi'N E Y ATLAW, LUMBlMN. U C, .1 n i: COrjN'SELL?- R- AT LAW 1 Andrews, and the grass market of Edinbai ,. jab'ming memorials of this iaot. v Though-Sot I men sometimes leave their, native thef not. ordinarily, leave their principles behind th Til IT JOHNSON MAN A gentleman . from they tarry tnetn wherever they go , AAiiA ... .. ixrn1. f KnttJno- these time honored principles, the wt-ll thumUC Johnson tounty, was vocilorous in favor of betting the Ci..fessi.n oi iaitii, and the lbiK with some one that Pool would carry the State. On ret0nectln8 of their Kirk und Covenants, tlus Friday he m s in Town bragging, and thebpposi-' crossed the-stormy Atlantic t.. rind a home amor J - Te a ,; wrt rid of the Carolinas - lney-'ir tion were greatly ttcKiea. u e were .m - rj Z7uiT" ldnsx,n. the W-Jj an-l the solitary places of our country are occupied ta day by tBte Sanctuaries i" their fathers. . I'hey -ivl j their posterity are now as they hav ever-eiv- the ljvers and sustainers of civil and rehgtous Jib- ? erty. Perhaps no better demonstraiiw of these f .cts could be obtained eisevrhere, that on tl 4tt of this mryitli our national birtn dYj' OiVi that j ri.r at raltf. Kooe-son county, at the, rai-l sed in Scottish history and is a real Scotch man at aen.e of Dr William MjCoUuqi, :migut b seen lieart. Wc trust to hear from her again, the effu- tae grand sons aud grand daughters of th are'' the or' the devolution. cottiU esseuuauy ceieoratiug j rthe independence of America, just asMbeijp-- ! fathers in olden time, celebraUa ur " Both Caki ron ovbK5ok r Nr.BTH Caho- ' "tl "In RprKTcPisGE.-wlt wilt be Pten-by the loi-. . - rL-!r, f.-f,r,.'iV- rvet?.vi!!e Caroliniaiu that Cf tfia cJj"'?r are iui mniuiu -. - - he was coled down a -considerable by a democrat, who offered to take his $1,000,' or any pledge from $100 to $1,000 could'nt buy him up I At last the democrat offered 5,000 votes extra and $1,000. lne Our fair correspondent "Eoline" is well ver sion? of her pen are worthy of an insertion in standard papers of the country. ??U?E?i'-" -for. the Viee-Presilencv, has urrenderwt to Mr. l?nn- lLem) Herald Rreckinridge, like Mess're. Pryor, Clingman, Toombs flVckm wastuesfcgan of war, j,ni otherSt who were regarded as among Lis sup- '15 Sl.Ven,tu lhe De,n,.K5- porters at the South.-. -""vnanting from every hill- ' rvgUey, Breckinridge We were shown by a gentlem-in of this city, on ya. rights of jll the "yesterday, a. Protngraph of Hon. John C. Breckin- f- - "ridge, of Kenlncky. If the ladies were allowed a on . and Advertiser. j vote in the November election we should have --r te we hear the most chee- fear for the success of our ticket in all sections. Jsiitiou meetings are being held in The Photograph vras fcken in Washington City. . ie. " The nanies and the nrinnm. R,lI, Prenu-' - and Lane are kindlinr the Hto. ' v ' ' . : tbroaghout the Democratic -raaks. . SvZl5 FRM M--- .S? "Sfrn patriae. Previous to the meet- portedcW recently e.lJd ftj' th-re were some of the Dem.K racy Cnpeachy p Yucatan.- It WXgSg minalion ofMr. Douglas, becase T" artlcl,e' qul C-unf m theburdn i tu betUemost avaUablT-man to of ,ta crysta,s' whjn reflued. -' That leiief having been rem v- s New York, July 12. -t ZhdUmore, the Democratswho From the IsthmcX-C' North Star has arrived VJaniesitatiagrv deteruii.ted to f:0n AsoinwaiL aad brinA1116 following items, of JJttMtuirLtge and Line. intelligence: I itrom Shelby ville says : I Measher and his associates me pains to itsceriain the senti- the overnmeut ef C-sta Ilic v mw irj'm im interior OI lUlS ro&rl from Uoca. Uel Tora tA. r : : 1 cl t 1 : Mteii:iat1was'aaTTy'e'S' DUVGASi ATTORN F.Y AM) CLINTON, NLA"., ' A7"II,L Pra--Uc; in tiic C unity am Sp'rir.r Curl V T of Ula.k-a. C'lini'.L-rlaud. and -a.ps,:i- "",l " the adjoining (joun ,1;;. mice near ue'fciiutoi liot. i FeW'y .0. lMifi. tf ' 1 AlljM-:)' X C,H....,clKi' h ;iVv, "A 7 i 1.1. 4.;t-jiid tin-Court.- ot Cti )" laad Mooie f T Jo!ni.-.o:i ;ul Harii.lt Couut" I' t .i i' f at h on given. thu L-uiljclion of all claiim I-U'ut!d tj Lis are, ih ' Dec 23 tf- I . . . CLKMKiNT (i. XV 11 tor, totJiia "celebra-! 4 fdvas one of no ordinary merit. - In- - . : . . 1111 i wuuic aiiaii i tii.i.wj auuu v v ivictb Troni tne mountains we icam win . . p u :.; r T,; 1, f uTond.t at W-ivpii5ville Hav- puuiic spirit, enterprise auu ui vuc ww- -c l.l ( o .Vrlarf d in f:lv.-r of John C. Ureckinndge 111 y ; , " " md Joseph L,no. John Pool's mouth is shut the- have in our time attended many national celebra-n- as lieha, already declared infavorofthes.ee- turns that were -more pretenUous that had more uln-s d Unrle4oil:-X 3? Journal of Commerce, gas, noise, drum and" rum-about them, but Hone we l,Ul - v 1 ' , mink, that came nearer being what we would term Our esleemed cotemporary has misled his real- a'ppropriate celebration of the birth day of a ers, unintentionally, however. We did not wish to Christian nation. ' convev the idea that Mr Pool would support Breck. The exercises of the day were introduced by imk'-eaiid Eane. "Breckinridge and Lane" are ' prayer from llev. James Sinclair. Mr Zacha. Full- , , . -, c 4t nc, more, dr., men reuu lhu xx:n.xtium a-.w.w. supported by the democracy of the State, therefoie By ' Mr don,t you think it rather Mr Pool will support "Bell and Everett," although, e,;otistical in the.-Su.tfe of Meck.c,iburj to claim this It: Spri' rousuij 44 LI .tbt the Democracy of Robertson had a cation mealing yesterday, lhere were J"a, vott o villc - A71LL nractice in the c aunties c Bladen. Samu, sou aud Ciunlierland. I'romi altention gien to all husiuess eoiuiuitted to his cba;,& April 2, tf j i " rim AND COUNSEI.I-N v U1 after the disi option at Charleston, Mr Pool declared declaration as its own exclusively? Would that Mr Y-mcv the purest and most independent man m 1 "Hornet's nest" inaugurate or sustain a, buuggiB j v-n- single handed with t.ie trained veterans of Britain, the party. At that tune, and now, Irov. Llhs and inciples enunciatci in that document unless the whole democracy had, and have still no synopa- i not oniv by the county of Xorth Carolina, IT LAW ATTORN' ii V LUMIJEUTON, ' Q kTILL AT t'KNIl the County and-.-Jm.erior bi'iu .. t' . . r., l .j. 1 -.,!nm. ot Ji .).-si.i , iJiiul i.-rlaud. uii w " b-i-.. Ail n id i i.i-.ia-i -1 to hi.s ,-r-. wmrt-cv.ve prompt alt-utioti. O.lieeia the Coi -.ouse. July 1. 1:'J. 1 y Nov. 13. IS08 u IVS:. GCX JCSJLi tf Oll, AUCTlONKEii A CO M M IS.SiO ,:-f 1:011AM East Si.lc of Gillespie '.Itfet, 1-' a.vk i ri: vi i.le , N. " 1 vLommissian ilUic iflix. WILMINGTON, N. 1M- TIM., trive i.ioaii't and persona ntlfuuou to Oo.i-siiiuuient.s ol SiJ'.OV- ire.-w thy with Mr Yaney's disunion sentiments, ar j, and will prove, loj'al to the Union. Bat ttey trill tttiiitnul their rights under the constitution. Mr Dough s does not concede it to us; Mr Breckinridge and his pla.tf.mn do ! Now that we -have declated kr Breckinridge and State rights, Mr. Pool has got wonderfully lond of Douglas! The secret is: Op position to the Democracy. Although Mr Po.d is not for Breckinridge and Lane, nevcrthless, North Carolina will give Breckinridge and Lane over 20,000 nnijoi ity. nlv bv They 1 but also by all the counties of the United States oi America." We submit respectiully, Mr Editor, in orcler to remove the absurdity of this whole matter, that the county of North Carolina be bencetortn called Mecklenburg, or that the declaration ot the ..ate of Mecklenburg be called the JNortn Carolina Declaration of Independence. Would not this an swer better ? But to resume. After reading the above declara tion, the National one was read by Mr Harrison Mc- Rimmon. The great attraction oi tne uay, uowever, Dr. Men speeches. Douglas tes Loai States inVM was corJL rid;e and and the Speeches Milller, (Fr We place John O.'B contracted wit'w "vn-trngJJ a Kad- a- :. lil, "between refckl Iridge ndtenJ!nWo WFrance and Flores. the troops o iunuer te hre fcuowu since' Polk?' sacking towns and ravismng women. row a gentleman jus. reiarnotl from Gen, tier ran win return wo lx o- tar Minister. The U. S. Sloop Lancaster, was at Mazatlan, and the Powhatan at Valparaiso. Nwark, N, J., July 12. Burning of a. Manufacio tv. John Darham tfr .nfclin's Shawl and fable Caver maiiufu torv w is ,arct this m.ifning. Loss $ 1 Jl,000. Partly insur ed. ' e New 0ilean-n July 9. V ,v tv NTkw Oklv.a.ns. A blk of 21 house- of lso iu.ide by Mr. BiJ.vell and Mr. 1 four stories each, in the 4th district, were bui nt o.. on aaturuay. iiw Boston, Jul? 13 The PaiNCE op Walks. The L;.ird of Aldermen ava author.zid Mayor Lincoln to invite the P.iooe f Wales to visit Boston. over a ttiind persons present. Gen. Quarles and two of the delegates ta Uaitim remaae heir conduct in withdrawing from the ventio.i, and uniting with the Delegt Souliitr . and s-yeral of the Northern nvention at Maryland Institute Hall. ratnied. nam nation of ureckm- re was enthusiastically endorsed, and jrm adopted was endorsed t: the lull. I e a the Gallatin, Tenn., Examiner. tha headof our coiums the names o icmridire. of Kentucky, and Gen. J-. O j surprieed U 0J formed a pol;t sou, rei.eauuu3 Und otteu reud uiwmber ot vC Abolition jMii Augusta i'trH tuia niipff, u Why any soutit M- BeiL 1 Tosay the a on involves ar fesses i.e vjt(jk history of Mr before ven Uiri i olfi nce wicn, Beil , in ti.e. -y4 We have no tbis ii.i.i our d charge a Llsc fdr tueu.SjIvesJ Oy the Col am J made by tas T ing w-h-" mistake and tiojt 'PeTittiss- -VT ar - Uiircnt Mbd -aso:dly weii-n t.ypothe.ierff. the stale V-Ct Mr ' Bed. while a uh1 for the recepuon of- a ieuw iullisheu in the kst. raav. Vir. " rr5ii At be true, ills a good iea.-on huuld refuse W vote lor rarelcasness of this expres- ta.ndiar" with the political li..uld havv iiX.ruva Inmselt . r ?JM Aign niiu, on ne..rsny tor an K tt Southern peopie. iit-l kg sim..ly to pronounce t.e- f nu Jltvne oui n-.i-.tf" --- I'tkiiril twsly ,r c- tinted ic oy I CoT ii r, la anaw e. to in,- ik i L:.! alV. -and SO ovel . el.n- 45 ;.w ru.r.ui',u lionv'.4iie . . .... II. ...... VUI j-v wTfc, Vi"l d tne advice ie J vo N rig-; iniormed timi-l jeto vtn.uiu; iielfs in ioco .ji 'uiijo.ie.i e i.e tdiouid nave 1 to sst-vt .'.r. . iv-.i. ii' c-nninii.- IIL lll.f"" lOl'll te.i, wou.d pretmt oe im U'Uj'--people." "'ef-W e oeto.e us lite .da;-y t -1 ousnel'at oAAbi, u..., wuici a. .k ...... election of Mr. r;,l, in w.uo.i u i fci;' ( ( 4 c1, ;. to tiie sa.uo oifwrUoa a tn.t o. oai ..(a temporary. urKlf by tne Moiitmi.-ry ' 1 ao loj.i Ce il-u t lie ;.!.,. .-..J i; ...... ... i nt" A I'" l' - - tM a .o .n.e-1 a ,cia o..". Lane, of Orion, tne nominees of the seceding Co-.- venriou at Jlltimore. lms is tne lourm rroi w" , .J ' i ahiji arrru Jo limn June is, 1?'- Li-aiiei-ioii o r Stl-i-.'t if tf ill , iiO.-lHi. b.h;s (wh8 f.jf North Water " v vv MiDlLL. 1'ilOPUI J -l., rillIS, th- most c ..modlonp notcl 1 in North Cavo Irontmp: ..' frfni- 'feet on Hay and I). i? stri-ets ts ELlaatSS i, ...Ued in the ceiit -Of the business ,. th(. " ;,ad s-irronmU by all the. bank- ?rn::::;s. wholosc uierchants a principal pro- d ace d -al'-'rs J- ;! ii:v's- in .. 1 i-i.Tiifort:i'"n I! la : St i. -.- , . - -HI v V u will find the J .tel a convenient house. . . - ... ,.,.,, tnd tepart ?obi mis no-i. tsr.f). 1 . ;ivc ,i-;ic. 3, 33L-2i o N hi a th ? N iv. 27 rf.npnt ot H-ix and cooiviu- vd rip -L For 91 tf a-isor 1 , 1 . i- r 1- l.v II " 3NTOTICP,- of Co-.inci TTTF, t mi no e.avrvii'-r on mi ni e ruaatile busiiie e- M,-K, l;iau. 1 am t-v' - ' - . . l T ' . IS? s at l uii lidi b i' un R. II. LYON. Jjrl CI!.! I l?S l,,..1 nrioes, nt h'e Anctioi' l-torr ' A. M. CAMPBELL. For Sale at '" of ... . ....: i I ...-d I.ineed nics 1 mini r W :.'IV. . t ! i - V,;, ,linsr Flui S mutty V 1 VV I 1 I l I-j l- ' : r vi 01as and Sash of si! tf A fresh For sale by Nov- 27. Flui 171 'P. Ai.sn 1 J'nnrtV Ft on AV intiow 51 M TJTT VF. A DLMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN SONG. Air. '"Auid Lii.ig.Syue'' Come rally rouuu tne .Naii'jn'.s tiag. An, UuC.I lUc .MlUUU S SOllg. R n u.i-iii our party o,itlc-i;iy In Tdiuias luun and long. ",'ut iHvciiinrnige aaa Lnne, my boys," U'li vaii.-y. tint, and puna, The i-ry now ecuoes turouti the land, 'fur jji-uckiniidge aud L.aue!:" w Wc-li-ht, Itts trae, a mighty host, A iio-l ol every hwi ; Ftn inn h ana l igui ui neive us on. Anil in-ar-us bravely thlou-h. F-or lirecKiui ;Ue aaU Luae, uiy boys, Ju luiUlIl :ui! la lh in. llav -n i...t s ai.(Ui--i:ed better foes 0i.-r lUiena Vi.-'a's hlood-staiued soil O w .ie.;ej,s I'.oiii'dii . Fame spreads in r .-treii tin re. high icsciibed, aland lJi-ccKinrnige and l ane. Brave oivciu.n nlc and ...ane, my boys, W to IlU mid fliol anu .-lil-11. Aid gallantly una victory. UiiOJ niuio Will iuad Us well. Our Hug floats piondly on the breeze, J Ls juolio waves on liiga ''i.;c Cou.-.t.uiiinii'td me Latv iy thuse vc uv-br die.'" Bra e Hreekinr.dge and Lane, my boys, Vv ill y'it-i.t mat Miiiimr. iiever, Tiieir iiatwart ai in., vv.it near it up inl baud u.ud iioart tuail sever. The rallying" cry i heard afar, New iagiaud s gr onte hi. is The U es.ei-u wilds tLes-unny Soulli- 'i. a. i v. ith ciioi us Hits, 'i-or bia i-Kua ii'.ge una l.aiie,"' my boy?, 1,l-1 speeeu and song no a ring ; Deuouraey 's two iiuhle ons Oival vrcloiy will hr.ng. With traitors to our fathers' cause, for wLk'ti they lought and d.td With tli use denying eual ri-hts." Wo eaiii.ot t e alt.ed. Though arty faction e deplore, .o nroibei h e we feel, For those who Nratrp'ie On ii:'- hoid Our lather's blood did sv.al. Then shout for Ilreekinidge and Lane Coine-jjoin iie ra. lying cry, "Tin.1 Censtllul ion equal nights'' 1 v i.uc-0 '.". live or die. No u jrti.v.rn prayers o'er southern wrongs. No see! ioual tiisti usl v We'll dnve u.l'Uiscoid to the winds .Make traitors bite the dust. Hark', hear the Cagle as he sweeps '1 lirouii vendor azurtTsKy. Si' (intellectually we mean) was the Oration delivered by Dodridge McCollum, Esq. His subject was the Colonial rule of Great Britain, in its unconstitution al; and in its results : eventuating as it did, from the very necessity of the ca; e, in the declaration of Indetiendedce wh.ch was just read. . We must here say that Mr r.lcuollum aiuampie justice to ma mcure. He ably vindicated his country from the charge of rebellion, and showed that the rebellion was on the part of Britain, who attempted to govern her Ameri can colonies in the very teeth of the fundamental principles of her own constitution. Mr McCullum concluded his able and interesting address by an eloquent appeal to the ladies present, to emulate the women "of the Revolution as daughters, as wives, and as matrons. . . . At 8, p. m., the dark pfney woods m the vicinity was suddenly and picturesquely illuminated by the fl .sfiA nf .1 torch liirht urocession, half a mile in length and under the leadership . of Mr JohnMc Queen "the ma shal of the evening. -Ureaa -mnttor The ettect was exceeUinjiy nappy On the" return of the process.on to Fairdale; sev eral patriotic speeches were delivered by Smiley Mc G.ll, Esq., and others, until the hour of ten, when the citizens returned to their homes, much pleased with the day a id its proceedi. gs. We have, in con clusion, to thank tiie ladies of F urdale, (fair may they ever continue) for their very kind attention to the bodily wants of all who were present. Yours, ECLINE. tiat canvastf ri hich we have actively p.irtie p te. during out onuegtio.i with the. press, and we ca.. sincerely Is y that we have never run up a flag wit. names insc ued upon itw.iich ga.e us greater sa tisfaction. "IVVe believe, altogether, that we are bet ter i.lmA.1 iritb them as men and statesmen tnai. hflire been with any ticket. It would be eveefidirte-lTdifficult to obtain two who combined in a higher deiree s many elements of personal pro bit and prolty, united with qualifications for state smanship. 1 ' I WISCONSIN The Madfon (Wisconsin)" Argus and Democrat, S . I-'1' 1 . . J . o o. - --1 -s -The Utica Herall leirns on authority entitle l t redit, that both John Van Buren and Gen. J i in v rk;-j- n f-nlisted in suoDort of Breckinridge .V ith such old Free-Soilers cooperating -with ibe leading Hards, like Dickinson, the B.-ecki.iridg.-fjrees promise to present quite a foruniaable array in this State- ,. . , . r- -i Herschel V- Johnson, in a political speech in Pnil idelphia in I83G, eftJeavored to enforce th do-trme that ; "ctpital thou'd arc i h's I iborers. Is th it popular doctrine with the Douglas an 1 Johnson men ... ua nfvu-slaveholdini States? r T.unSihura Reuvblican, heretofore a strong v ' . -; . . -i-v I n -f ' . . f r I.: .1 so long the Ventral organ ot trie Wisconsin uemoe- Douo.lilS paper, has hoiste I the nag oi urecivi-.i ie Mv ha ntfia.sttake . its nosition for Brei-kinndge , T- r (;l s. th( editor, was a delegate to 1 r u-..t,r.r Ihm Dfinncrat has follow- He vvith.n evv from tne j ed its examrfe, and declares it to be one of the most pleasnt dultei of its lif-. The Argus is the organ of ti.i lumrwRirifl nurtv ot W isconsin, ana tne dwm influemial paper in the State. Ttie act to which i!-.u4r ReDre.-e.itaLive.s epliO.i A gainst .ais ijfW Air. ll b v-'ied. ..a. lour di-Uiu.t toiii. ui,' " -y Veoor.l." be jbt. .it mve n-a . . I ;n, of ll.-ee miM- . &iO. Mr. J - . ... . . . , v . ,, . .C usetis, prese.il-.nl a po-.it n ,. ... '.- e hate aoontidttj t sti-ei,. u... - -vJ.damoia;" ajf ir. Ittsai ..-i . . " 1 .'" to lay the petiwoi o.i tiio ... .. , - - ice. of tne ii fSf f .r y eai . ' ' d .-ae.i -a--- lie i e s.ien DJners qu-i io muv . ... .... I.- ... .. . I i .. .t V.. lit I'. .-.in -- - J '111 111. w .. - . . co.intry at lajef ..lr. 1 n dii .:. ,I.i-m. o .i.ist. tne mo.l 11- i.iy .. ol l.. ttl U d .1 "I-' we refer is one of tne especial significance, as it proye the existence of a very strong BrecKinriage ""K in tue State. It is also stated that the Waukesha Democrat, another ihtiuential Democratic paper . i. ...... ;o in itM-hrn fur Breckinridee, and that a Breckinridge paper is about to be started in Mil waukee. . "MINNESOTA. ' xrr. st- Paul Dailv Times.) . I l tvai. vuw - - -rrr. -i v,o St Paters Statesman and iieuusri'-jawti v.. . w t bOttt OlSt tne J)re.ur tUr K-.ltimore Convention original bod but took n s- part in the proceedings of the one wnichnomm.itea.iireeKinn.ige. V James R. Crawtord, 1 lein-cr itic utci-u, XVIIlth District of Pennsylvania, requ lutes the Douglas and Breckinridge fusion arrangement start ed in that State. - . i oi-. same sessi n lie m.gnl1Wt)...tve loan it.. x (.nt.e21s-.tl;leeemoer, - - vo ed wiUl ABr.l.kd.uS agaoi.Si a m.io.... dispose of ant luion p.t.u ii. a.so, on - uay, ff.ien Mr.:v ven, ..t veoi gia, m " 1 " Sion of the r J to enaole oi.n to o.Ur declaring -tj tmi - opo.i mi ot t.ns ll-'ds qneat.o.idl tl.i.,ohuon ol si.vny in - ,.llll.-tl " iVi Seott Count Democrat Hi-i-r -"il it tfi.-ih-wr : masts. SHALL WE DEFEAT OURSELVES? Every true patriot as well as every Democrat re erets tnat the Democratic Party is divi led at this time Ju-t entering upon a politic-1 struggle, thn which non- more i ..portant has occurred since the .,.,.,!.. f the Feieral Constituti.-n, the only party . "I iQ cehirh has an or' nizitmi t iroag mut kin- i 'JL whole Union and the only o ie which ha-; oeen r. it-.hiitnr ; of oar (iovernu3iit in u -V Wonl To My 01(j; friends. ,s ;.: -.-. V...ra l i ii n-.-i. an -g i bust OCl ''.nil uio. i n iont.- t . ..-.v.j. l.lur - '.o ions b ii tic cry . r-i . . ! . " . : I . . . 'en L-rtCAiu toge au- A id iitii a u tbtie again Catcii up tne echo, ami repeat or treclv i nr. ii ue and Lane 1 ' nd i.aue, my boys j1 ft! , . . IJannin j ii ess in y i-iii r s, am si iij iititt",, i vo., with the same prompt ie that I have al- done and to others that ir.l.j-, want discounts. ,.:iin bu;.n-.&c...vc: leffer my .ervices wm, ic .-.crv-i vv.roi:::ic To' tin f? .... ,rty J'' 1.. ii i iTi TT TiTL GEO. LAULK, Fy Oct. 1.1S5S. ly. . Two Doors above C. L. HaiL...; iuu a itore, F ayetteville, Is f0. i . u w n k it 'i kf , . "WQ ?nst ri-otived a I u-ge ai- 0,nupb-te slocd o pl.-.'-aiU as-oi iiuj at fs Uocts l-,r and elegatU as-o. i. f-?i,oois an i s. noes HaV til J tM Uar.Lyar.., ulI'f t &C, &C. 1 hav, 1)0- .t them at. th" loivst e. ,u.es. ami v.m nr j-ared to sell cheap for cash in exchange loi THE CLAIMS UNDER THE PARAGUAY TREA TY. "Washington. July 11th, 18G0. The commission to settle the claims under the Paraguay treaty will probably be in. sessiion two pkt. longer. The testimony for American claim ants is not. vet all taken. It includes much vala- ni.te h. formation relative to the natural advantages and uroductious of that country. The republic of Parao-uav is represented by G M. Carlisle, Lsq., ot 1 1 rifu it's its Attorney. The Senate Printer, on Monday, delivered to the binder ten thousand of the three hundred thousand of the agricultural past of the Patent Office report, ordered by the House. Twenty thousand . s' additional "will be ready in me course of a f.-w rhvs. The Di inti s of this document was de layed by the action of the House in postponing the nr.!ir until the close of the session. The Senate edition of the work ha already been printed, bound and del veresl. There is no truth in the report that the House Printer has suspended operations, as Attorney bfn eml has not vet rendered an opinion as to the con struction oft ie law, reducing the prices to be paid for the m-i iitinf. " The renori of the Covode Committee makes eight hundred and forty printed pages, ui me one nun-rtT-u.l ah,.iisnntl conies ordered by the House, thirt y thousand will be ready for delivery in the course of a few da vs. ... . Congress, at the late session, ordered printing in volving an expense of at least $300, OdO. Workmen commenced this morning, the removal ot the Naval Monument from tne li.-h pond, immedi ately on the Western side of the Capitol, ylt is to be trasferred to the .Naval Academy, ai -iinmpuia, in pursuance of the recent order ot Congress. W Peal's Coukt of Ddath. We call attention the advertisement of the engraving of "Peale's Court of Death," in another colum. If what the Press say of it, is only half true, it is the cheapest . nd most desirable work of art ever introduced to the public. The N. Y. ObserreJ a religious paper, after an elaborate description of it says: "Such is u i.T-;f -.ntline decrintion of this crreat work. To froftSli candidate and a platform, can be easily defeated ,at t adl W JieU l-no ,.r 1'..' o.i n:i :ui hi. nut to e enter t gress-a .aiiincaseaoy p. t.ti -n l"'" ...i..;...,.. f Av-rrf-ln- Lie M.-UlCl.d ...U.noia o. oercalti r prie.lerl, ,i. is t..c il.-ne.a.-- -i - ihis ilou-e tM :v.iiiJ odg.it to oe 4 table uhou" la i.ig' -" -ul1 ' irmnl :iJ-.i.n.Jt tlv; su-uens oii oi in-- '--o n.i. .. . r, i.. n . . ... iviuii .ai c.l.tl ..Cier. VLliCl lUO-MMf - " ..,.-, I 111 and after daft ve n .Ve cited, "VS vanutu but these wili lUioe s.io.v tna. oni o. co.itempora as nasty in making up Ins J uient. SaAsiU Auurtcin. ti,lh befoio with New jr. Connecticut. JNew 11 unpshire, 1 , tuir organization utterly destroyed, with unity Xpw Jersey;" ehnsvlvania, PhodeJsland and Miss- rtfai.:ftn on tiie Dirt of-all those oppose! thereto. ouri. Now,! will bet $300 that no man can name r,.tll. matters now stand Abolition success and Djm- r. . li. r. . . I til SAI tl,.,f k ,..,'f " - axt .V,..,. .U .11' II.. Inur states tmn uau ;u nn -j""" " '" ocratic defeat are pos-mie. mitircu get the electnral vote of seven States the last two cr;lts d-,? Shall th iy foster an I en ro irage a strife to be tak en, together. As to his carryi lg Alabam i, aTno'rt-T themselves? Shall they allo.v the co n -non it is scarcely worth while to propose a bet. His en(y to succeed through their own fo i.ishness and friends have nily to name tne amount, ana ii win lnessj Sh ill we use o lr amrainiu m ror tue be responded to. Apply at Advertiser office. destruction ofeach other and mike u e!frta;ii:vst Montgomery I Ala.l Advertiser. the natural foes of De no.-racyr ine rajnuurs or BRECKINRIDGE MEETING IN HAGA.UST0WN the Democratic Party do riot want to do t.ns; and MABYLAMD. -jhey cannot do it witm.ui ineswinaoiu u.ju.y . fc., m...-. -n Vo a m-i.'S itifiptino- of tbps true friends i,..:..oiM-- anil to the country. There is noue XllVl C "V W vm "--O - I rU-3Vl of the Constitu ion and the the friend-nrt Breckinridge, in Ha(f:ir,sn: ti-morrow i 7th, at 8 o'clock, in front ot.thc Court House. Kaiiy Breckinridge or uougias: or. we must ... n.a.. friends of the Uuionaud tle Constitution JIug- the whole vote of Democracy will be thrown for one arstown IMioa. . electorrl ticket. There is no omer way t..i tue pa. iy R VflFICATION MEETING IN KNOXVILLE, to do in this and all other nearly balanced btates. iwuifioaiiv TENN i Don-las will not withdraw; neither will Breckin- The termination of Breckinridge and Lane was ridge; nhd there are many Democrats in Connecticut II.,,!,;,,, of the ifemocrats of Knox who nreferthe election of the latter, aud believe, too. urilr.laahis city, on list evening. A We, eloqu- that he was as reg larly nimiinated as the .ormer MURI ButuVla, sceae oi -sta. uod.es ot n red We.e fo lUdluated, iitAU s.i it " L Countv. low.., has been the . ... T. e t.'..vit'.l llii- " "w III,"1.- -- - o . is. . . i . vV i. us ana ucf t,Vl cli'-u- .nmi-L oet..iT oU.sUod !&. " ""r'" l,..,...,v . ...rtue mui- 1 "v. jiy 111 j jt t.arty tit. lea 1 ubji uit mi fbund. U.ili urJUv a uioo ol iwh aadnca and uiiy t o cUi ta.n 0i ioal-s to wcro t.ey were lie was nung .u liaLa.i-. ia; 8.i ii a -C jr. .-ii- i.-j.ikiv:." SiJ.i--.- integrity of the Union ' trvinto elect both Democratic candidates; for such Chronicle, W"1 e, Lane and Democracy, an eff ,rt would help Lincoln, and that is the last . tne ne.o o .a-J-i.. (Saturday) evening July thing we should desire. We must strive en her for j Everett. . v- ' ..I iff ' f-. Boston, July 10. Suicide Jrj Iiurono, N. II. A. Mui'-..u, 1. ti. to-day, jirsl e!aiituiv drownea ..tu . n lonnug .hat "ner irtis a.id.iad heoii d.-.e.ted roooi.ig a money draf-r in tfee r..i.ro-d depot. l ..e mu.. d..d bui wi.l prOijly Oe arrest, d. We havJnlciv- i. .formalin, says the Augusta Chronicle, tiing aire- t Iro.u a I. lend i.i i i .sr ui.a ito uas a-.-cl-ire l l.'r .j vu uiia .n . j intii-.o iiifii e iii iiifiii.it-:. iit-se ent-and aDBrooriate addresses were made ny loi. ana tnat nis e.ec. ;-- - , . David I fuummings, of Anderson, William Parker, men, (and their number and influence are not ,n- Gen. J." C. Ramsey, and Maj. J. F. J. Lewis, considerable,) wil not therefore vote a thorough S?his d";S Itwas a large and harmonious meet- Douglas ticket. They believe that they can exr ing. VeVill give full prt-ceediugs next weak.- , cise the preference they have and ftam a, he I c.ma rim . CnrpcCL ueil.'.oa-.iv. u.m.viui. ..i. i.. Knoxville'fiiQiister. T rkTTTOT 1V1 lis-..- JJVU li'l-i-.-tl . I-. ... r.i'i M f. n I (i c.ma rim . cnrpccL ueil.'.oa-.iv. v. ...ii..-. ncidered rio-ht or wrong, they are firm in this be- ' . .. . . ! a w:tt nnf. be driven into a course of Both the papers in urro t ranse tno ' th;;r benef and perference do not sustain. And Providence Herald and .the Floyd Lou.sianian have Zthe. and without their in- - r i i . . . . -m. . i i h a -t nr.i in nuu n . ivuuu '.v ' " . ... iruiiiH uiil iui uiccniiuiuc,v. -'-' tofore lesed to the bob tailside, but goes inridge ou Southern Rights Democratic Hon. O. ABrusle. of Iberville, has anno . . .' . r 7-.. 7..-.. JJreCliinrlJH ne.-xv 'C"M5 1 made efficient. The plan already proposed of nomin j 1 1 liST WORDS. The last WO ds spoiien from the ll or ofthe House of Repres-Jfliaavesprior to its adjournment, were uttered byWrf Z. &. V.nce, a meliiber from North Carolina, InU; they were singularly 'appropriate to the whole ki.':ry n 1 coudit.o.i ot tiie l..-t iloii-c apropriatelo fiie istite of political parties and party politics tpprr iprialfs to the whole disorganize an-1 unh ned lofiUtion' of public aifnrs. Hi y are these: . - w " cAl f A-s rending tj the nut act. . w . . a. r t J ., ftxr sar til ! r I a In n i t : niuci! fr.- Rreck- nuence, tne uemocratic i---' . . . : ..ii nrsuciess comoletely aestrov- ..riliTMnlP- IIIIIII 11Y n.iu .. ii-..-"- "i . - prn.tipjc. . :u: tn cniiiesi-f-in til m hv nneed his ea. . dih iiiey are wnuo, ---- i -j wliifM t.nc l ipmnr-r- l r vnw -v.. ........ -wi.. v.... ... J -.: . ..kni n.vin' turee ii ecKiarintrj FATAL ACCIDENT AT GEORGETOWN, OHIO "Xa eprt ono-.. ir7"a ..I if eleetel, To , CikcurftATi, July 10. At Georgetown, Brown co- i yote oJven tf eUhc one ;t will elect, seems the nntv: Ohio, on the 4th inst, Ho.ner lliggius and; . ,:,t, ..r.m,-..i .,f the snwiortcrs of llr.-c!.- ' III t't L. V 1LI1 LUC n I n U' ni --i -i r- Mayo a frog's Lett Kit. A letter appears in tho. mormng pfp us, is a 'Miy harmony, r 1 i.lfre in th3" but Mr. Mjln Taylor' sfrorii Mayor Viol, wiucii, it sti ikes fter the tair." Mr. Wood counsels suggests tne running of .dr. B.vckin- uthani.dr. l 'dglas in t.n- .M'.t.i, nit oi ,t .live prod in. nt n, nr I'll', .irv fro b also, on ";pom't paying cus t ..i . .. vu : i a n .t tar ii-isiirnni'ii: O H e n -t COKFiiK. SIT. J 16 HiinjLASSKS. r . ..-s i.wir'-.u- of set'.iiijf iiajj 4wi3 would do well EJito-r of tic Xorth Carolinian : " llistoi-v records that the iscotcn in j.orin Carolina during the struggles ot this country tor its la ..e-pi-uuence were not toe very best liiends ot the . .:,i,,m.1 civil liberty. We would be tar trom l.n- u riing ihe veracity oi any respectaoie in.sii.i ia , o..t. is it not true tnat the pens wn.cii nave iecomeu some of the events ot tne revolution, have, in too 1 ..,....:,, :t fup.v. it must be studied in detail, and many instances, been dipped in calumny, das... t of thought which is suggested followed. Banks, Esq , we think, in h.s admirable address be- out printed description can fully realize the fore the Piesby tery ot Fay etteville, at the Bluti con"ception of the Artist, or ceme up to the require- Church. has, while amply vindicating tne scoicn ments 0f the imagination in its study. n; r-.ci,M.t urnven 10 all wtu may take the I trouble to read! that the conduct ot bis country- W Strumous or Scrofulous afiFections are the n.oi-fi iiusuodc-rstood and valnninkted than -ni.Sf. the blinht. the potatoe rot of mankind. -.1 v.mnr.rt with the dignity. r search and ve-: 'phev are vile and filthy as well as fatal. The.' arise racitv of a resne. tabiens liter t bisiory. It might j from contamination and impurity ofthe bh.od, and ,.nsw.-.r t.b . 11 nose of a Sir Walter cott to black- : are to be seen all around us everywhere, una ti... m,.::,rv of the Covenant ers : but wbe.i a nnarter of all vie meet are tainted with them, and MeCauley attempted tho same task, even his genius one quarter of these die of them : die foolish y too, could not save him from the indignation of every tair . l ecause they are curable. Ayek's SUksapajuula minded man. It may answer tne purpose of ti.e j cleanses Vit the Scrofulous corruption from the noveli.-t. t' blacken the memory of the Scotch of 1 blood, renders it pure and healthy, and etteetuaJIy 76,- bu we thii.k no intelligent historian will at-' expnrges the.. foul- contamination-- trom the system, te.n it this after the year ibtiO. In Europe the ! So Iifng-r groan under your Scrofulous disorders. 1 inio '-Sjo.i.ii -in ' is ahvays the synouyu. of a r'l'tntKii. Scotchmen, we think, have not changed in America, because it is principles and not the ncather nd mist of their country that make them what they are; an I though men ru y change, prin ciples never do: The principle thnt bro-ight Wil Tiain 'f Orange from Holland to Hollyrood, and iave him t .tT t no;ia of the Stewarts in lieu oi a. o- of ii... -st;it-t.older were watered ana the 1 Ho i h we it siuc-e the irrnslsable Ayek has provided l,is master ly combination of curative virtues that he calls Saksapa-killa. Democrat, V-,terbury, Ct.-. " Every thoughtful student of politics can foresee that the Breckinridge wing is hereafter to he the Democrat i pary of the country." Boston Jour ntil 1 liepu'ilitucn paj'er). , -. - - ": " There is no dou .t of that. Everybody, except the most perverse and blind, a.ieady ackuowledge koneit ftiaxa were severely wounded by tne prem ature discharge cf a cannon. On the 7tn, at a large Douglameeting at the same place, the sameca inon prematurely discharged, instantly Killing v . - Oursler, and severely wounumg a. o. uaiicy. W'rV-H- Chicaoo, July 11. rt.rtj-TinnK State Convention ik Illinois. TI Brfckinridge State Convention held yesterday at Springfield, adopted a resoluti n recommending tne lull Licaet 10 national im' -- - p election, and nominated the following State otfi- crs : . " . For Governor Thomas M : Hope. For Peutenant Governor T nomas Shell. Fo Seretary ol State B, F. Burke. Fr Auditor II, Smith. - pn. iVmcwV W. tl. Cather. For- Electors at Ltrge Joh-i Daughter and Thompson Campbell. . t?.rtr RAILROAD BONDS. ycwa&rAvr .low la. The 5th mortigebciad of the Erie Railroad, have been foreclosed. I'he bale is to take place 00 the Uth jnoveaaoer, jxn ai-ru& ,.m.X. nrl,.rsfcfv,d to have betsu uiade for th re demption of a portion ot tbe wcond mortgage bonds nat-diM. amounting U about S2.0jU,t0O- on wmch hokiers demand csQ xor priu.iiai o-"--RXECUTION OF TIIE PIRATE HICKS. MiV YiinK . Julv 13. Hicks, the pirate, was hanged to-day. He died easy, and said noinm on th-ajjeatfold except to tell the Alarsbal to he quic n. his work." -: FIRE AT WHEELING, YA. . WHEaLiNO, July 1-2, The warehouse of Messrs. "Busby, -L.illl.5 fr C.. was destroyed by fire this morjiing. Lo.ss Sll.OdO. , J SiIR. JOHNSON FOR BRECKINRIDGE. Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, who was one o f.0.11 the hi 5I18 hea i-qu .rters at 11 ..s..i.irt u, coin detell SS all tiu 11 ideas asl ie. . o ai.i ...ce vit.i llr-cilfi-'idH in ..n s...,.coi f r.n i-,... -,.rn.-oil.i e :-C. -1 M. VVood v id, t erci.-re, -e t n.ed i Ml-e: i. lii-ilSi; I acttil .irily . .. n- .1 . ' e . i.i S.-e .-O astl 1 HO.ii 1 .. s d. . u IVJ. ll.-l to be, assifi.'g tnat theie 1 no o...iiux- "-i i- de feat of Lilf.x4" wkti u. a u .ion a .t.i 1. 10 . "'0..s meil. ax. v"-1 h 'ii-i i-oa.e;o u i-.l.lj 'i. c ed UpCl' inridgc. Thev do n t favor this plan tnrougn tear or shrinkinz on the'r part; but because they desire to promote harmony in the party and wish to ai l deteatot Atioinionism. i?n;u. ..ov, .o.s o. similar plan be adopted in this Scate? Is it not in cumbent upon all Dem .C-ats to oring aoour a union of the party bv some means that will be effectual? And as the proposition made seems feasible and likely to produce gd results, to refrai.i from adopt ing it or a better one snows eitner a loons., comix - ence in the strength ot ir. iougia.-s "r " asinine stubborness that will not yield even to ?ave the Democratic Party from destruction. It may ap peal bold for Douglas s supporters to reiuse any compromise with Breckinridge's friends; but to honest Democrats it seems reckless, and exhibits a willingness to give the Govern ment'into Hepuh'.i . n -1 nr.. T-i ... . . . . .v. rf I hie 5l-it J rvtiliit nanus iuo uriir-k.au.. " " ; 1 ; 18")6 ur insit upon union ami concentration of our foe , and " 1 -ga , mmmm - a v 1 linn nr .n if vaii air 1 -1 t . . . . roust no. ii.-iBn 10 u...-c . "'".t". ! ask. w:iy oH -Mr. Uie. . i.a - w . ..nM.in A.1 wn . ' 1 . 1 MiniHr . i . ..'..'.... . - TTifji who o,ic unw.i in 11 11.' - - - -- - - -- - o or Mr. Lincoln. lt us, thn, as Demxsrat and Americans give our effort to the accooip.ihment of a union of party atrerfath that wiU. by brinn about the wiocess of IWmorratic piincipksn. insure the prepetuati-v of this Union f 1 ikes and union of lands." MiddlAoirn (C .) St ntivel. ing Mr. Bfci,nr'dge than if the ,'ariy n .l united up-MIT'14 O-1 HO ' mil' l-al, Iiii'.t-.iiu.:,!' pl.n form. Mid the reasons are oriud. t,u.v. First. 5t"jiv-'d increased -ire..gi;i .1. t.i.- So d'.i, for it cai.npt s be supposed p .-.-i .. ...... ..11., gre t body of sdjat T. ttiou will v..te. itgn i-t ... . 10 n ihu d.stiigttl rcigni.-es uicir ri.-t- . s . u. led oy all parti. tt ere. Sjcoii -tt. Vuh all t ie son Ler,i Suic-s mid Cali fornia, Oijif'-Hw Jersey, a .1 pj..u.-yivaiii., 'dr. Bre4-.kiurii:C-- lecied . y t..e pcii.'ie. T.iird. thaboe Sia..-.-, except v Jersey and PcnniylraQM are t-ure lor iJ. i cKinri tge and Lane. l4 "' ose 't,is 'ak'ug- tiie vo.e-, ol tiio hitler oasis, ivnici u-a.s a- ion o as, 1-1 i-ni haiMHi, 23,7:2: Fi.l n ne, .":lu2, wo lliui .i-.u e .-:a..d a- g - uiUunii.g u piur.lky o thv.u as .. u- ' t i.r0l-r eJC-rilOU .o m-.e, uj'Is a.:o . ik .1 .... . .. : .. .. .: ... r ( aiMii uvjuls, vi-iory i- " jvsolicl ueter-noe to ..v.. ! oareiv... A -. . . . . I 1 - : V ..- 1,11 uiii, .icv.r ..o.i .1 o1--'1 r " ie.t3.ll 11 .M.l fair l-i-l ' - V- 1 - . . . '. Idle CcrioSit.-. Care not to see what is not c aui e t' We beiiw to get tad grasp, it of it. At tory any? needlul you should see, and you will shun much siu J ll Ur..i r and ronnv temnUtion-. V.in cur osity is a sn.. t . " Yn ... fr SIOi. 1N; aF.'.JAV. til it a -:,o-'t -1; :.f- I. 1 m-air iAim.i9i.nn-i vin .turr.sitv is a iPr. 1 v . r- 1 a as "V " r : J - . . . r :...&.:i o.-i,i ii- io.. .-.. s m t.ii it very f.oli-h andsinlul to aire cui.osity ano u ir-y . rv ; lVi ; -n an i e what it is none 01 your ouahi- 10 h..e-. . - w.. .11 , noi .e ,r.i, n man in the garden of Eden was forbidden to e t ot ot tne P-fJ. " , th.),,.,l, . the tree of knov.'edge ..?g,od an 1 evil. I'he serpent wn,. h ftJgS : f.'VJ. ,r'l-. Wc u,r.. tn it persuaded her that she ought no- to he sati-tied till g-jr..uslyr. - , wgtlvi al.(lll he knew evil from ?o.d, and thus he ex-i.ed in hei j tue p 'f' " " t. (llt, ..s.ve 1 ...eu .go w.t a curious wish to ta-te of the tnitof the tori-l-L-n ( son.e fjj tv( lt, wucreupo.. was sere, which I.-J her to disobey bo i's command, an . g".--- tol4 ' , r.n. oflac-;aU.r has .odd by her fail to bring sin, aud wiU itb sonow aui f '1 vXTjjgyJIuu JaV c c ( o 11 - t r.i" e. t i'.li-l.;iii-t a .1 -e.X-, -y v-r, fc I. r-mm I T 11 1. 1 111 1 r - ' J -'i r . "i. f r j i
The North Carolinian (Wilson, N.C.)
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July 21, 1860, edition 1
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