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SEMI-WEEKL.Y.
[VOL. IX.]
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., MAY 24, 1860.
[NO. 920.]
I'UINTI’.P M!;M>WS \N.» TtlURSUAYS
EDWARD J. HALK & SON,
KMTU'.IS AM) IMI '!>KU:TUKS
r 'T till' Sci:ii-Wofkly Or.sKivVKU t ■ (K> if pnid in
a.lvHiice; r:'' if I'uid lurinjr ihe your of sub-orij'-
tivii. i>r :?! !\fter the yeur h:is expired.
F -r the NVoekly ('BsruvkR S- •" per :\nniiin. if p;»>'l *t>
adviiiiCf; ■>» if pttitl during the yivir of siibcrip-
ti-‘n: ir .^ ■ Hi :if!er the year h;l^ espircd.
6^ Al'Vr.KTlSl.MENTS :n-^orted tnr tXl cents per
s quare uf I'i lines for
Piicoeediuir puMiorU i -r
f%vi:ttkvii.i.k iiotei.,
'r. WAl>l)lfilj, I’rhi'riktok.
[IFII.'. the most eomtnodioiis Hotel in Noith
. I’arolina. tVontiiiij :5iO f.-tt on Hay and
I'Diiiiluson Streets, lucated in ihe centre of the
bu>iaess portion of :he tmvn, and surrounded I>y all
the H:iiiking Hou^^es. 'VholosaU- .Merchants a;id princi
pal I’rodnce Donlers.
I'lisiness men will find the Motel a conreniont
aiul conifortahle hoii.se.
All the StHg("i aiTive :»nd depart from this Hotel.
Fayetteville. Oct. 1, 51-
REillOVAL..
lirsi. and :>') cents for each
V.virly T.dv'jrtisements by ■-■pe-
cial c-tiiracts. at rcM-^ri.-^'o rates. Advertisers are
r».iuo'ted to st!ii.‘ thi' number >f insertions desired, or
thev will be t-.nuinued till f.ivbid, and char*;
ii^ly.
IvtTii'enients t.>
ji-nt extra.
H. ttl^OT'ER,
\V.4TrU M.tkER INU JEWELER.
H
AS removed two l>oors West of his
old stand, to the store adjoining
I>. & W. McLauriu’.i). where he has re
ceived a hirge addition to his former Stock, and he in
vites his old cusfomera and the public to call and ex
amine his NKW STORK and NEW GOODS, and assures
them he will sell anything in his line as cheap as can
be purchased at any other Store North or South.
—Among his Stock can be found—
SIIKMWKLL llOL’Si:. ,,,,, ,, , , „ . , ,
A FKW DOOUS NORTH OF THE MIKKET HOISE. and quah-
ties; (rold and bilver Chains, beals and Keys;
■1 accord-
be ins,.-rted chargivl oO per
SrEt'lAl. Ntn'K’H. !
From and after this date, nr name of a new subscriber
will be entered without payment in ;idvance, nor will
the piper be sent to such subsori^iers for a longer time
tb:in is paid for.
.'siu'h of our idd subscribers as desire t -i take the pa-
{,T *n this system will please notify us when niakinj:
mnittances.
•lan'y 1. 1 >'.>.
“Squire, what i** the iiieaiiiiis: ol
sucli a crowd ia front of Woodward’s?”
**Ue has Just received his SPKlMi STOCK, and I
suppose they are there malviii? their selec
tions!”
HIS season the style "f ('oats i> I'ouble \
and Single BUEASTED, with Large
Sleeves: l’.\NTS. LAKtlE LEGS; \ est
bouble and Sin;jle Brea>ted. ^
Mv Stock is uow 0 lUiplete and ready | ’\
for inspection by all those who may wi'h ' x ^
wc’.i made and neal filling garments. Call j
and make your stile«tions before the Slock j
ii> picked over. j
I'VlNti to the exiensive increase of patron-ige
to ilii>i House, dtirin'.: the year. I have ex- ■
tended my facilitiea by the addition of a num- |
ber of Comfortable sleeping rooms, with other imj>ort- '
ant iniiirovenients, which will ad 1 materially to the'
comfort and convenience of ihose favoring me with ;
their patronage. !
To those who have been my kind friends and cus- :
tomers for the past six years, I tender my most sincere ■
thanks, at the same time respectfully soliciting a con- !
tinuance of their patronage, and also the j'atronage of ;
a large number of new patrons. j
I have good Stables and a No. 1 ('>stUr.
P. SHE.MWELI,.
Jan'v 111. 84- j
.NHAHKST AND Ql’K'KKST
KOI TE TO the: RAILROAD!
Bnieelft.s, Hrea.st Pins and Ear Rings; Gold
Locketts, Gold I’eusaud Poncils, &c., «!cc.;
Fino and Common Pistols, Silver and
Plated Ware of all kinds; a handsome
stock of Clocks; all kinds of Mili
tary Goods, and every thing
wanted in his line.
Particular attention paid to Watch Repairing.
March 7, 1800. 'J8-8m
At the request of many j
friends, I again announce myself a |
candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
Cumberland County. Thankful to my fellow-citizen^
for the very liberal support heretofore given me, should
they again elect me to the office, 1 can only promise as
before, to discharge its duties with what ability 1 may
possess. HECTOU McNEILL.
May 2. 14-te
'r
HOLMK.'^ & l!OBI.\SOX'S
OI K HOKSK STHiK M>E TO KEMVSVILIE,
YIV WAItSAW,
IS the shortesi and most expeditious for travelers going
N'ath or Smith. Leaving F.’tvettcville every day a!
•J o'clock P. M. TlUioLGH IN TEN HOI K.';.
The traveling public who would siud.v their couifort
and convenience will t ike the Warsaw Stage.
afcrY*THKOLGH TU KETS To WELDON may be
h.ad at the Stage Othce. Fayetteville.
Aug 6, ISjy. .3^-ly
CaTaLOGL'E of DIFFERENT VA
RIETIES.
Blacli ( loth Coatst, Single and Double
Breasted.
Silk Mixture Suits,
l assimere Suits.
French Ur. d’Ete, Imitation Dr. d'Ete.
Black Aipacca Frocks and Sacks.
Tweeds in Suits.
I uttonade in Suits.
Linen Frocks and Sachs.
Linen Dusters, tive dilferem vari«tti«s.
tilack Doeskin Pants,
t.xira sufipiy of Faucy t asslnieres.
Orap d’Ete. French Ribbed.
White Driliins.
>avy Duck and Marseilles.
.A supply of Youth's ( assimere Suits.
Al'o. pants fur Hoys from 7 to 14 years
’ 1. VEST.'' of every ■rtyle and varieties
• r the Season.
Special attention is called to a NE'N
.'TYLE SHIRT never intr' luce 1 in iliis
Market before this sea-on. Extra supply
of liauie Flannel an*l Merino finish
Under SliirtH. A large supply of Fancy f
Neck Ties, (oiiars, Susponders. Ho- '
sierj. tiioves. Trunks. Valises i tar*
pet Ba;?».
A.l the al'ove goods will he S dd low for Cash, or on
time to all r lose who pay their iWlls when presented.
P. S. Don't forget that my FRENCH TAII.,'R is
ready to m.ike up at any time C! )'hing for any Cffntle-
Men wif; wisii to liMve them m i le to •'irder. ChII at
anj' time at the ^NL I’KICE CL'^THINO STt^UL and
leave vour measure and your orders will be filled and
sa'isfaciion guarantied.
Market Syuare, Two D., >rs below Hinsdale's
t)rua: Store.
A. J. AVOODAVARH.
April 0. 7-Hm
SUw Polish ot* the NoiiltiS
ifn
I
Thousands are daily speaking in tll^ praise of j
dr’ EATON‘3 '
INFANTILE CORDIAL, ;
and why' because it 'lev^r j'ailx t-i ■ijf' d tn.itijnturi->ut j
when given in lime, it act« as if bj magic, and j
one lrxj.1 al' U-’ will convince you that what we say i« j
true. It contains I
\0 PARF(.iOKIC' OR OPIATK
of d’i’/ kind, and therefore relieves by toriny the tu^er- I
i.i^s f y-)ur child, instead of by d'iiih>ting it* -
For this rettson. it commends itself as the on/v reVialtlt !
preparHtii.n r. w known for Clilldreu Teething, Diar»
rhoea, Hysentery, Griping In the Bowels, Acidity
of the stomach. Wind, Cold In the Head, and
Croup, als.i, for red'icingi^ji'irtm i-i u.
' e'j'ilatntj the arid rfheviny yjin, it has no equal i
—1 cing an it is used with unf-nlinj tucfe.'s \
in all casts of Convulsion or other Fits. .Ij ’ -u
rc^ue t' - Uy and health youT rhvdr-'i, itnd vi.*h tr-.r :re i
iKem frori thost .»'!/ and Mtjhnnj consequences ic'nc't ^ire j
rtnatn to rfrulf from the me o/ narcntirr of tchich aU“ther ;
rc^r^Jies ''jr In/au'iU Complaints are c "ipoied, tai. U 'ne |
bui Dr. Katon’s Infauitile Cordial; this you can n!y ,
upon. It i^ perfectly harmless, and cannot injure the >
ni ’?t delicate infant. Price, cents. Full direction# .
acc^’iiipanv each b:>ttle. PrMiared otilv bv
( HIK( H A DUPONT,
No. 40'.* Rvoadwav. New York. ,
LiAKOE 8TOCK!
NEW GOODS!!
I H.WE just received my Winter Stock of Goods in
my line. They were selected in the Northern cities
by myself, with great care, and bought on the mostrea-
sonal)le terms, by which I am enabled to offer the larg
est stock 1 ever before offered to the public, and to offer
them
At ii reatl% Redueeil Pricew!
FKHTS:
Kaisins. Figs, Prunes, .Apples, Lemons, Oranges, Cher
ries, Currants, Pie Fruits, Stuff Dates, Citron. &c.
PICKLES,JELLIES .St PRESERVES;
— .V great variety.—
PerluiiierieM and Ki.tractsi,
of various kinds; Fancy Soaps and Pomades.
Ml'SICAL INSTRLMENT8;
Fiddles, Drums, Fifes. Flutes. Banjos, Guitars, &c.
W.\LKING C.\NES, of every kind; Basket and Willow
Ware, Hobbv Horses, &c.
FINE AND t'OMMOX O.WDIKS;
Sardines; Fine Cigars; Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco; Crackers; Fine Pocket Knives; a
large ass.irtment of Port-Monaies, some
very nice; Fancy Envelopes and Fancy
Goods; Toys and Yankee Notions; an
assortment of India Rubber Goods,
Whip', Combs; Fishing Tackle;
C'oroa and Other i\’ut«.
FANCY GOODS:
Palerramers, Reticule,''. Cabs. Rubber Round Combs,
Watch Guards—Mohair, Silk and Leather. Fancy
Boxes. Pistols, Powder Flasks. Sh*t Belts, Brandy
Peachei.—in gallon or half gallon jars. Mace,
Cloves. Cinnamon. Large Lot of Fire Works,
\c., \c., ic., A:c., Ac., kc., kc.
Spiced and NorTolk Oysters constantly ou band.
Country dealers and the public are respectfully in
vited to call and examine my stock, as it is impossible
to enumerate but a few of the leading articles.
I have a great many handfiome things which cannot
fail to please.
J. R. I.EE,
No. 40, Hotel Building.
Dec .3. 18iiH 72-
cape FEAR NAVIGATION COMPANl.
The Anntial Meeting of the Stockholders will be held
in Favetteville on Friday 1st .June next.
S. W.'TILLINGHAST. Pres’t.
May 2, 18G0. 15-tm
Floral College.
The ensuing Session in this Institution will commence
on the 2d Wednesday in Jan’y next.
The management and instruction of the Institution
will be under the Rev. Daniel Johnson and Mr. John
C. Sutherland, with an able Corps of Assistants in all the
departments. The Principal and his lady will t.ake en
tire charge of the Boarding establishment, thus giving
to the School more of the fa.mily element. This ar
rangement, ii is believed, will greatly advance the use
fulness of the Institution.
M. C. McNAIR,
Sec’y Board of Trustees.
Ueo’r 20 77-
THE
UKGIT SOI'THER?! WEEkLT,
Puhiished at Augusta, (^a.
On the 26th of i^iay
WILL 15E ISSl'En TIIK FIRST NUMHKR OF
THE SRfOND VOLIME
OF THE
SOI THERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE.
The most distinguished Southern writers will ailorn its
columns, constituting an unrivalled galaiv of talent.
LONGSTREHT,
SIMMS,
KENNEDY',
COOKE,
TURNER,
THOMPSON,
INGRAHAM.
HAY'NE—
DTEr ET MON T>R01T.
1 here is nothing more ugre^aMe than being in
no way responsiblti to anybody for anything you
do. Xext to this in comfort is being responsible
only to those who either do not care what you do,
or, caring, cannot conveniently call you to ac
count, or are not likely to do .so immediately. Any
man who can treat himsell to either of these lux
uries, has the world at his feet, and may turn
life into a carnival. A thorough-going despot,
after he has been doing something peculiarly out
rageous, always calls attention to the 1‘act that he
is responsible to nobody but God and his own
conscience, and thus leaves his lellow mortals no
sort of pretext for desiring an inspection of his
accounts. He does not, of course, pietend to be
cert;iin that there will not prove to be a balance
again.st him at the final reckoning; but to a worthy
man wliom he hua robbed or bastinadoed, or au
^JR. JOHN H.
.\OTlCE.
IIY’M.'VN of Scotland Neck, N. C., this
day becomes a partner in our House, and for the
future the style of the Firm will be
da:acy, HY.nA.\ & to.
On the 1st of September next, a branch house will be
opened in Norfolk. Va., under the name of HYM.\N,
DANCY & CO.. to be conducted bv JOHN H. HY.MAN
and F. M. HYMAN.
DANCY & HYMAN.
New Y'ork, April 30, 1860. lotf
innocent woman whom he li».s publicly flogged,
Also, the most popular writers of the South, and es- j this affords only a moditied consolation. In fact,
pecially many Lady writers of established literary re- | ^^^uld require human nature to be very much
more maliirnant and fanatical than it is for it to
putation, will contribute to the forthcoming volume.
Judge LONGSTREET will furnish a series of
GEORGIA SCENES,
never before published. | JuJ,r„.ent Dav
The Second Volume will open with a Tale by JOHN ; i
ESTEN COOKE, author of “The Virginia ('omedians,”
kc.. entitled “THE PRIDE OF FALLING W.VTER;”
—a Tale of the Old French War of IToo.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIOX:
Sa a vear in A«lvance.
I find comfort, under an odious tyranny, in looking
i forward to the confusion of the tyrant at the
-All papers are stopped at the expiration of the time
paid for.
No order for the paper attended to unless accom
panied by the money.
J.\MES GARDNER, Proprietor.
May 19. l'.'-;it
W
■p.
A. J. WOODWARD,
hat Polish! How it Shines. Many of
'I recol-
iilue y ar.s ago that I trfivvl’nd liiio;,jrii .\,,rih
Carolini uni a portion of South ,'tiroliiia for ihf pur
pose of intru lucing this Polish. .\s time elap-ed I f-.uii l
that it would mould. I have succeeded in n; ikii:g it
perfect and will warrant it to give saii'taction. It can
• f had at retail lor lo cents per box or at wliolebalc for
-'xty cents per ilozcn. Dealers will 1 .iward iheir or
ders two weeks previous to the time ttity wish them tilled.
May 0, Ib'iu. lo-ly
r
A
The New Style. Small,
COLORED PHOTOliRAPUS,
AT
ART.
Woodward's* ^olar Camera.
IjHOTO(rH.\PHS can be had at VrttiorsdeH s Skylight
J (Jallery. Hay street
Hi:eville, N. jdain.
oppn-iti> M; .1.. V .rd. Fay-
rcNiirhcd, Co!,.red. in wa^C'T
i-ol.)rs, oil and j'H'tile; froTii -inall to life ,\:ribro-
•ypfs. .Melanrotypes. and all other iiyhs c.f Pictures ;
j'.Ttaining to the .Art. Also, Gilt Frames, (iilt Mould- ■
iiig, Gla.ss for very large pictures—us lur-e as 2'1 by ;!C,
iiches. ’ord and Tassels tor hanging pictures; Instru-
:nents. Stock and Chemicalfi for sale low forcasli. Life
-izt* colored Photographs made from small pictures.
Having permanently located here 1 hope to merit
y ur patroiiaee. 1 wouM also return my sincere thanks
■ T ’he liberal patronage bestowed on me hrretoforebv
irood pi'ople of Fayetteville ami vicinity.
C. M. VANmRSDELL.
Photographist and Proi'rietor.
Doe r 2U, 1 'o'* 77-
PAIATS, OII.«, Ac.
yii’EHM, Retim'd, L-.rd. Linseed and Tanners’ OIL
» ’ V'liiie Lead; Burning Fluid; Putty; Window Glass
^ I Saih of all sires.
—ALSO—
Af!. -]: .apply of POND S PAIN DESTHOVER.
F^r >ali- by JAMES .MAllTISE.
• -N’ov'r 24, 1X58. CtJif
1>LANKS for sale at this Office.
Ucalthy human Blood upm being
ANALYZED
a.ways ].resents u- with the >^31110 essential elements,
and I'lVe- of c urse the TriK* \nalyze
the li! ^d of a person sufferingf; im ('onsumntion. Liver
C in;i.iaint. Dy pe,‘sia. Scrofula, .vc. and we find in every
f.j- • rertain h/ri, nct^» in the red gl iV.ules of l>b od.
>’!/, : ’>j there d.'ficii i '-ies. andyoi;are made well. The
8'ooI i' f'unded upon this Theory—hence
its astonisiiine success. Thore are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
a’Inped to loSciencics of the Blo'^d in ditl'vrent iiseases.
F r Kroii«‘llilio. or any affec
tion whatever of ti;e Tliroat or l.iiHtfn inducing
 oii^Hiliptioii. use No. 1, which is als . the No. for
of ^pirilo, oi
and for ::!  liroilM' C»iiiplailll*« in-ini; from
«‘isoi’al l>ol>ilily. and \«‘rvoii«
ration. N > 2. f r Coiii|»l:iiiir^.
No. .,, for l>yo|M‘|»'>ia. 'il.--.adi/ j ■ijxirrd f-ir
a’‘forptii>n it is 'l'ak«‘ii l»y Drop-* and c.arrie l im-
mediately into the circulari in. 0 that what you gain
you retfvi. The No. I i- f‘r I'l-iiialo Irr*sulari-
HyHf«'i i;i, &•- See special di
rections loi thi'. For ^all KiiOlllll,
S‘rofiiloiis, Iii«lii‘y. and ISIaildcr Cttiii-
piaiiit«>, take Ni''. 0. In all cases the directions must
be strictly foll'.'wed. Price of the ISIo»(I i'ood ?1
. per bottle.
I Sold by rilUR( H A DUi'ONT.
No. 4'K* Broadway, New York.
! ,\nd by all respectabloDniggists throughout the country.
Nov 11, l«-'>'.* tjt)-ly
\0\\ IA H ARKET.
\LL persons having NEGRf)KS for sale, will do well
to ad Iress the subscriber at Clinton, Sampson
county, as he is determined to buy and pay as liberal
prices for them as the state of the market wil! permit.
I'.y ad'lres'ing him lie will call immediately, and
i make liberal otlers, as all will find who will trv him.
I CHARLES T. STEVENS.
I Clinton, Sainp.son Co., Sept lo, l^.■)'.t 4S-lypd
1^100 Kewarcl.
1>AN .\W.\Y from Messrs. J. X. N. A. Cameron, of
I •'uo.berlaud County, first of last June, my negro
man S U’T!?\VKI,L. or .''H''TnKY. (a.s usually called. 1
."^ li i o'-^rri) is tliick set, about 5 feet 8 inches higli. of a
diirk lirown color, has small eyes, and a downcast look.
He ha- been hiroii for several years in t’uniberland
t'ouiitv, as a Tur].eniiiie hand. I will give the above
reward, if taken out of ilu' .sttale—for his imprison
ment in any jail in this Si ate. or ^2-3 for information
ihat m;iv lead to his recovery.
J. B. LITTLEJOHN,
Loui.=burg. N. C., Feb'j 4. )^(tf
D. & W. McLAlRIN,
OL'LD invite atteHtion to their large and disirabl«
Stock of
GROCERIES,
’ons’sfinz >n part of—
1.^0 Rags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee;
100 Rbls. and Hhds. SuL'ar /'a.'^sorted;)
25 Ilhds. MoIa.-ses;
30 “ Racon—SidcF and Shoulders;
.500 Sacks Salt;
1')!! Roxes good Tobacco;
1l'5 “ Sperm, Adamantine 1.% Tallow Cindies;
50 “ Soap (assorted;)
5U Candy “
lUU Rags Shot “
lUUiJ lbs. Rar Lead;
30 i Rbls. Snuff—Eagle Milli;;
25 Kegs Soda;
250 “ Nails.
—ALSO—
A large and general assortment of
Hardware and Cutlery;
Farming I 'tensils, of all descriptions;
American. Ensli.sli, Swedes and Peruvian Iron;
Rlistcr, lermaii and Cast Steel;
Rlacksiuiths’ Tools;
('odpi r.s' Ih>.;
('orn Sheller.^ and Straw (^uttere;
fJiicktfs. Rroonis and l’ai].s;
Cotton, Manilla and Jute Rope, (all kinds and
quality;)
I'low Linos and Red Cords;
ILnlow Ware;
(^ottun Yarns and Sheetings at factory prices.
,\11 of which will be sohl i.ow for ca«h, or on usual
time to promjit paying customers.
(’ofSTHY MrncH.vvTs are respectfully requested
to call and examine our stock before purchasing else
where. D. & W. McLAL’KIN.
March 3, I80O 93tf
IITE beg to call the attention of our friends and the
IT public to the above notice, particularly those
tinbutary to Norfolk. By this aiTangement we shall be
able to give our patrons the advantage of both markets,
either for the sale of Produce or purchase of supplies,
eharying but on“ Commission. All produce consigned to
the Norfolk House, will be sold in this market, when
ever we think it to the interest of the owner.
D.\NCY, HYMAN S CO.,
124 Pearl Street.
JN). S. D.VNCY, late of Tarboro', N. C.
JNO. H. HYMAN, of Scotlan.l Neck, N, C.
F. M. HY'M.\N, late of Warrenton, N. C.
New Y’ork, April 30, 1860, 13tf
i\ew Sprln;; Oood$!>.
ALEX. Jt>HA>»OA, Jr.
H.\S received in part, and is daily receiving, a large
and desirable stock of
NPRi:\€iJ GOODS
Embracing all the newest styles of
Ladies’ l>re.ss Goods, Shawls, Lace Points,
Mantillas, Embroideries, I'tc.
—ALSO—
—fine assortment of—
(lentlemen’s Summer Goods, and Ready-Made
Clothing, Ronnets and Millinery Goods
of all kinds.
March 15. 90tJtf
Pieane Call ana See:
V^'^E have been receiving by the latest arrivals a hand-
* some assortment of
STYE.es,
consisting of French BtJNNETS of every material, a
great variety of
Miss’s Plats; Infants’ Caps; Large Ronnet,s suit
able for old Ladies; French Flower Ruches and
Ribbons; fi variety of new Dress Goods—Or
gandies, Anglais Robes, Rlk Lace Points,
Rerage Mantillas, Linen check Dusters.
Para.sols, and a first rate article of
Hoop Skirts,
•\nd a great variety of articles too tedious to mention.
We shall be glad to see our patrons, and those who will
favor us with their orders shall have them promptly at
tended to. We hope by strict attention to business to
merit a share of public patronage.
I. & H. DODD.
April 11. 8-2m
NORTH CAIIOLIXA
WHITE .*rL,PUl K MPRIACwK.
iL BE OPEN for visitors the 1st of
U-IL
>> Ji
sent terminus of the Western N. C. Rail Road,
not an hour's ride by superior (.)uinibuses and
Stages.
The Proprietor has procured the services of
THO.nP^iiOA TVEER
Mr. Ruchanan does not venture to draw so largc-
' ly on our putience as to deuy absolutely the right
j of anybody in this world to inquire into his ad-
I ministration of the Government. He would pr3-
j ter a postponement of all investigation till the last
I great day, but he knows perfectly well there would
j be no use in claiming anything of the sort, as u
I part of the presidential prerogative. He acknow-
I ledges an earthly responsibility, because, though
! by no means u wise man, he is by no means a
1 complete fool; but then with a dexterity which his
worst enemies must admire, he manatres to make
: it the lighte.st yoke that ever .sat on official should-
! ers, by alleging it to be lesponsibility "to the
whole people of the Cnited States.” In addre.ss-
ing the band of editors who waited on him the
other day at the White Hou.se, he said;
“ T}i l^rtssideiit IS rltctxl hy the pf’uple 0/ the
I'lititd Stales, the S>‘nators are chustn hy thr
Ijfijidatunof (he State.-^ of this Union, a w/ the
ini mbt rs nj the Iluutu. of fjresenfatii-es by the
as Manager, whose experience at the various fashion- j pv,,plp of thos>- several .States. But the Fresidcnt
able watering places of Virginia, added to his com-: ,/rcUd by the whole peoi>h of the United State.
manding appearance and gentlemanly bearing, insures
goo! oriler and gooil fare.
The venj best BALL ROOM LEADER and BLACK
B.VND of MUSICI.VNS ihat the city of Richmond.
Virginia, affords, have been procured.
Riding Vehicles and Horses, BlLLl.-VPwD SALOONS
and BOWLING .\LLF.YS, are at the commiiud of visitorti
The country is elevated and healthy; the scenery
beautiful and roads most excellent, and the pleasure
grounds extensive.
and to them alone is he responsibh, under the
Constihition. [Prolonged applause.] Any en
croachment uj.on ni.'i just con.stitutionul rights,
come from whatever tjuarter it may, is, therefore,
an cncroachme: t upon the rights 01 the pt'ople
themselves. [Reptated bursts of applause, j
The insinuation which this assertion is iatend-
ed t). cover is, that the recent appointment of a
There i.> no water better than that afforde«l by the Oominittec by the House of Representatives, to
North Carolina U IHTE SL LPHUh. inquire into his o^cial condflct, is unconstitution-
The patronage ol the Carol'nas is confidently relied - * - . * _ _ .
ou to repay the Proj'rietor for the expensive o'ltlay he
has made to fit up a watering place suite I to their wants.
And he promises that no pains shall be spare I by him
self or his gentlemanly assistant, to render all who ;iiay
visit him. pleasant i.nd coinfortab't.
H. L. PiOBAKDS, PkoPKiKToR.
Mav 14, 18t}0. ] }^-tf
BACON! BACON!!
OX extra N. C. bacon—HAMS.
/vO.UUv SIDES and SHOULDERS, for sale by
J. W. HORNE.
-\pril 27, 1860. 13-lm
FRBSH FRUITS!
BOXES ORANGES.
25
W. C'. TROY
H.\S just received this morning, from Stoamer North
Carolina,
t> bbls. No. 1 Mackerel, new.
Hi “ “ 8 “ “
20 J and J bbls. No, 1 do.
25 boxes Cheese.
5 kegs selected Goshen Butter.
10 bbls. Leaf Lard.
15 “ New Mullets in oak and pine bbls.
He has on hand a general asscirtment of
hoci:rm i:s,
which will be sold cheap for Cash or exchanged for
Country Produce.
Oct. t), 55tf
do LEMONS.
20(> do Fine FIGS.
New York Apples. Cooking Prunes, and large Stock of
Confectionaries, at Hotel Building, No. 40-
J. R, LEE.
April 30, 1800. l.-^-if
Cwlue and .^piritM Rarrei^.
CONSTANTLY on hand by
E, F. MOORE.
Feb’y 20. i4t-'.*3tf
ai and unwarrantable. We are, we confess, how
ever, astonished at his moderation in mu’cing
hunsell responsible fciinply to ;he Dcople o’’ the
I nited States.
Res{>onsibility to the ‘‘whole iiutiKin .•rce,” ur
to •‘maukind in general,” wouM sound fargrander,
and enta'l just as liit'e inconvenience. Rut t r
:ill jiractical purpose* it must be a«lmittcd *hat •mi
offic‘?r might ju^t .is well account to the whole of
the inhabitants ot this L iiion ;is to the human
family in the aggr«gat.*. If you once ad’hit, as
^lr, Ruchanan maintains, that the II, use ofRep-
reseiitativca—the “Grand Inque.si of the Nation,”
chosen by the j»eople every second year, and thus
! the exponents o:'their latest whiahes and ripest
opinions—have nothing to do with hi> conduct
, in office, no right to in^juire into it, hi,'i account-
' ability is not a bit more burdensome than that of
^ the (,'z ir or the Kaiser. The only mode provided
by the Constitution for the expression of the
sentiments of “the whole people” during the
President’s term of office, is the House of Repre-
RANAWAY from the subscriber, ou the 1st of March sentatives. There is no other body which repre
last, a negro man named J.^CK; and on the 12th of sonts them. Close the mouth ofthe House, and
May inst. two negro men named JE.S.S and JOE. who speaks for them? Mr. Ruchanan will be the
Jack is black, low built, hump shouldered, and full . 1 .i,..,
I, 1 1 L.■ 14.' 4X' f !!• Ki^t to couicss tlidt tii6 ucWap«.lvc^^ rGDrcscut lucm,
pop-eyea. He ha^ pas:ed himselt ott asj free, calhnff . . - ^ k . r . .. f
himself Henry Hayes. I suppose some white person
has assisted him.
I Jess is light colored, rathf-r vtllow very well built.
h:>w and chunky; when lie left had moustaL le. wore
blue clothing, though he carried some dark ones with
him. He is about 2»i or 28 years of age, and can read.
I bought him in Richmond. Virginia, seven years ago.
Joe is also light colored, rather yellow, very tall,
straight, and slim: has a scar on one or both of his feet,
occasioned by an axe; wore a brown yarn coat with
black velvet collar. He is about 23 or 24 years of age.
I will give the above reward for their delivery to me.
or confinement in any jail so that I get them agfiin. or
!?2') for either of them. L()TT HK''H.
Near Clinton. SampsoH Co., N. C., May 15. lS-4w
T«E S«»EA SIDE.
The subscriber would res’ e'-tiully iuform iiis '
friends and the pubii^'. tbit lie has uga'.n opv.iied
his House at Wrightsville, and in prepareil to aeeommo-
dale all wi;o wish to enjoy th” benefits and pleasures of
the Sea .'>hore. P H tJR.VNT.
May 11. l?-lm
Bank of Clarendon at Fayetteville, { i
I May 17, IsOU. )
I '^rHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders of ihis
1 Rank will be held at 'heir Ranking IL use on Thurs- i
day the 7th day of June next, at 11 o’elock M.
J. W. SANDFORD, Cashier
May 17. IS-tm
870 REWARD.
i.\NAWAY from the subscriber, ou the 1st of March
m\ \mm\'. toiipiw.
HARTFORO, €’OAA.
Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual.
To Turpentine l>i»«tillerM.
The highest Cash price paid for SPIRITS TURPEN
TINE by
Feb y 20.
F. MOf»RE.
i4t-9.‘?tf
Raron and i^orn.
aAAA BUSHELS of GOOD CORN;
^UUU 15,000 lbs. well-smoked B.VCON.
For sale by E. F^ MOORB,
Feb’y 2i'). i4t-93tf
Aathorlzed Capital,
Paid up Capital,
.Issets,
$i,.>m,0(K) 00
1..KNMNN) fMI
so
oOO
Feb y 20
(liiiano! fWiiano!!
BAC,S No. 1 GUANO. For sale by
E. P.*MOORE,
i4t-'.'3tf
E. F. illOORE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
^ND will keep constantly on hand every article in the
Turpentine Distillers' Line.
Feh'v 2*?.
i4t-y-3tf
niKF.CTOKS.
T-. K. BRACE, ' t
S. TUDOR.
J. CHURCH.
R. BUELL.
E. FLOWER.
E. A BULKELEY.
R. M.YTHER.
E. G. RIPLEY.
W. F
E. G. Riri-v.Y. Pres t.
T. K. Br.vce. .Ir., Sec'y.
Rates as low a pkrkk t
will allow. ‘’’4^8
ASSETS.-.Iuly
H.
A.
G.
D.
T.
W.
C.
S. WARD.
/.. PRATT.
DUNHAM.
F, DAVIS.
HILLYER.
A. ALEXANDER.
KENEY.
H. BRAINARD.
TUTTLE.
T, A. .\i,F.x\N'i>KU. V. Pres't.
A. A. WiLi.i,\Ms, Adjuster.
I.VLM'V and fair j>rofit
Market value.
or, if they do so really, that they do so legally and.
constitutionally. To get the whole peojile of the
Cnited States together in a ma,ss meeting, after
the fashion of the Greek Republics, is clearly im
possible. So that our Chief 3Iagistrate. accord
ing to his theory of his position and duties, might
just as well, for all practical purposes, be respon
sible to -‘auld lang syne,” or the “‘innumerable
ianghter of the waves.” or the ‘‘moonlight hour,”
or any other impalpable abstriction, as to that
gross, componnd, and thoroughly palpable body,
“the whole people of the United States.”
We may depend upon it that this novel doc
trine of accountability will not be left “unex
ploited” by that exceedingly large body of our
fellow citizens to whom all accountability is
naturally hateful. We shall, one ot these days,
see a burglar stand up in court and put in a dil-
atorv plea of the followinc: tenor:
“May it please the (’ourt—My rights as a citi
zen were conferred on me by the people of the
State of New York, by means ot the Constitution.
You now propose to institute an inquiry' into my
, coniluct, with the view of depriving me of those
' rights. I deny your power tj do so. I am re-
i sponsible for my acts to the whole people alone,
i If thev are dissatisfied with those acts, let them
a.ssenible themselves together and say so in unison
j If they believe 1 have forfeited my claim to citi-
zenship, by breaking into the prisecutor's liou.se
and appropriating his spoons, let their unitol voice
]>roclaini my guilt. To that voic > J will iiow with
all propi'r submission, but in the moan ‘iine. I
: must reijticst tlie critr to adjourn the ('••iirt.”
1 A'. >’. Tinu s'
^‘W'E refer our readers to the advei tisement o
Messrs. CHI, RCH \ DI'PONT, No. Broad
way, New York. The -Blood Food.’ is one of the great- !
est medicines of the age. and is rapidly drivinnr out of ,
the market all the iuack nostrums ot nioderu times. Its
efficacy is ho great, and its superiority so justly acknow-
ledgeil. th.it it is found difliciilf to su]i]'ly the immense
and increasing demand lor the article. Dr. Eaton's
Celebrated ‘Intanlile t 'ordial,' is a medicine prepared by
a regular jihysician of emineuce in his profession, and
one who has devoted his life to the peculiar phases of
Eeather! l^esitlier!
Oak and Hcmlock Solo Leather.
Oak atid Hemlock Sole Leather.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather.
French, German and American (’alf Skins,
French. German and American (’alf Skins,
French, (jlerman and .\merican (’alt Skins,
Morocco, Kid and l*atent Leather.
Morocco, Kid atul Patent Leather.
M orocco, Kid and Patent Leather.
Rindings, Linings, La.stings, &c.
Bindings, I/inings, La.stings, kc.
Rintlings, Linings, Lastings, &c.
We invite Country Merchants and Manufacturers to
examine mrr stock of Leather and Shoe Findings, Trim
mings. whicii we offer af wholesale or retail for
(’ash, or good paper, at the lowest priccs. All orders
0L A]\0! 0L AI\0::
\ FREsH SL'PPLY’ just received.
A C. T. HAIGH S SONS.
April D’>. 9-tf
3001
May
El TIE.
rASKS UNSLAKED LIME
■'or sale low. T. S.
i8t;o.
in prime order.
LUTTEIiLOH.
15-3w
IVink Stocks in New York. Harlfonl. Bo.s-
ton. St. Louis. ,S:c..
Unitcil .''fates .'“^tock and Treasury N»fes.
Slate Stocks: New York,(>hio, Kentucky,
i Tennessee, Mis-ouri,
(,'ity .''locks, Hartford. Rochesfer. Rrook-
I lyn. Jersey ('ity.
^ RailroX'l Stock': Hartford and New Haven,
i !?oston and Worcester, t’onn. River,
■ Mortgage Bonds.
Real Estate, unincumliered.
. Miscellaneous Items.
! Cash, on hand at 1 deposited on call, and
in agents’hands.
?'.tl5,3i1 (HI
215,12'J 50
oo
M>
8o,08-:i
70.10;!
25.3 ;s 7i
1'
Infantile diseases. It is no humbug, but a medicine
which commend* itself to those only who ean appreciate executed laithfuliy.
it."—Ap'dachiceila, Fior. Timm. i M,\Y'N.VRD. ELY' & ROSE,
ygf* {iet adxertHtment. No. 40 South Calvert St., Balto. Md.
March 24. 3- I April 3. ^ 6-2mpd.
AOTICE.
^p.\KEN up anil committed to the Jail of Cumberland
1. County on the 2siih of Ajiril IMKit. as a runaway, a '
negro, who says that he belongs to Latayeite Moore of
Halifa.v cminiy, N. C. Said negro is about tliiity-five
years old. five feet nine inches high; weighs about 105
lbs., dark copper color; says hi* name is TOM. says ho
formerly belonged to Dr. .iames Fields and was sold by
him to said .Moore.
The owner will come forward, prove property, pay
tharges and lake him away, or he will be dealt vsiih as
the law directs. G. L. McKA’l. Jailer,
j .May 3, 1800. lotf
i Blanks I’or Sale at this Office.
S2,oP’.'i. I.’.: S '
LlAP-ILniES.
Claim.s: unalji'.sted and iK>t ilue. 242
,\cent of the above Comp-it;v ii; I lyetmville,
■ F. J. H.VLE.
March 21, ISOo
C’arriaue and H:»riie^ji for f*^ale.
A SE('OND-HAND large Cni. iage, (se(MS for sn. i
j\_ McKeth.Ill's make, in good condition. And a double
set of Carriage Hamels, Oveiby’s make, nearly ucw.
For sale together or separately.
Nov. 10, i** hale
.1/1 /'.cfun^iAHimirr.—'i’ho cxpeiiditurc ol
Kngland, in 1 S(IO, tor inilit.irv and naval dclVnccs,
will amount to i?150.0Ufi,1 hi.s is in :i j.e-
riod of peace with all the WMfld, excepting (''lin;!,
and there are hopes that the mi.sunderstanding
there is capable ol I>ciiig reiinived by a f're>h 11-
plnniatic embassy. In 1''.’]0, the last year of the
Duke of \\'eilitJ-;lon ' a lininistratiun, the charu'cs
for the .irniy, nuvy, and or Inance uf England
were Sii7.5O(j,(jn0. The diffi.r« nee is worth not-
' ini:, ii-'* bi'in», in tlu; main, the [irice tint Eng
land pay.s to assure h-'psoll' >f the amity ,f her
::l!y acr'>s« the channel.
/■>
—Jnhti R. 15rii~nio\v, ns otir
reaiu-r.- \vi;i rfnienib> r, was put upon triai f r
liliing a fellow tu'lcnt, !iml fic(uittfd. A c-u-
respondent of the Richmond Whiir. in reporting
the trial and ac',jtiittal, .say.";, th.it "J;:dg-; Rrien,
of Nashville, concluded the defcm in a witty,
humorous, -omio and juthetic speech.” V-^ily,
that .Tud.r*‘ Rrion mu't be s d'di^httul wag. 11.■
concluded the defcr.ee of a man on trial Tor mur
der in a ‘“witty, humorous, and ooaiic .speech,”
tapering off with the “pathetic.”