7 7v r i TEStS OF BlTSSCRimOS. MMu wing t HuiuUt, on tb following term : For on month. yw mo months, Tbiw niutba, .... Hi i months I Onr Tisr, " MX mouth, 'WspIIv Sentinel, one war hi mimtbs. 9,110 K. nat lii.no J1(t., ..mi !l.ll l.v, THE SENTINKL WM. E. PELL, BEATON C.U.KS, EPmitx. Wednesday ZTeninfr, March 13. 1867. To tiib Famine or thk fstivk.i.. We hope that all oor friends throughout the State will interest themselves l t itctul the circulation of the Daily, Semi Weekly anil Weekly Sentinel. Ita enlargement furnishes a large amount of reading matter, and our purpose it to make it one of the best tuu-n 77xr in the country. Coming events ivr,- portentous. Everyone ahould keep liime!l fully advised of what ia passing. My Jolicy in Horth Carolina. We have had the pleasure of conversing -Kith Major A. W. Bolenius, Inspector for the Freed men's Bureau in North Carolina, now absent on. temporarary furlough. Major Boleoiua confirms fully all the cur rent reports of the miserable and wretched state of that country, fie is one m6re only to the cloud of witnesses that attest the ut tor and disastrous failure of Johnson's poll ry, and bis testimony is valuable in this sec tion, because he is personally known to most of the citizens of the county. Major Boleoiua reports a failure in the cotton crop to theextent of about one-h.ilt of the expected harvest. Great distrust ex ists among the negroes, ho refuse alwwt to a man to work tor Southern employers, sim ply because they hare not yet !-e-n paid tor what tbey hare done. In the past they have been deceived and they have nn eonridmcr in the faith of the Southern planters. Northern men cannot couie down to work these negroes, because their lite is not safe. The same story or the atrocious murder and robbery ot Northern men, and ot crime un- puntsbed by the courts of a sympathetic community, ia beard from North Carolina, as from the remaining States in the late insur rectionary districts. Mississippi and Texas differ only in, degree from Georgia and Caro lina, reputed to be the most quiet and peace-. able of tbe Southern States. The army in Carolina is in a state of siege, thtm to tcttify in the ( "irt vf .lutii-, ' It just aa Heintateman declares of Texas, and is even so. This same Mr. Harris, w ho is tftomas of bis district No Federal officer now ; n(w trauiuoosiug the State, pr.a laiming his dare ro unarmed out of a garrison town or , , , , , . . , , off of. general route of traVcl. The blue is i f"r ""' c"ln"'1 r,1P' r'l ",,e vn,iU deapiaed and bated color. The soldier of Journal, 2d session, page li in favor ol tbe republic la stranger in the land, who ' striking out the '.'th Set tion of the Act, "con stays tbert only by rirtue ot his bayonet ! C(.rlljK nr(riH, Hn,l pt,s,ms ,,f color, or of Why not put tbe land under the bayonet, i , . , , , . . a . . , . . ' ri,i . J . 'mixed blood, which SecMon ronlerretl ai wj mwa .ir lung uu.t'riiisiii rebels demand it t Tbe above ia copied from the Daily h'f ttrsu, of Lancaster, Pa., of March the jj 1M7. It Waa sent us by a fnend in York town, Ya. Nothing of this character can 1 surprise us, since it has become so common to find, in tha Northern press, the newt un . , m ., , , . piwsmu uiwpa swiwi lun I st -11 1 1 1 , i u 1 1. I pie. Tba aboye, however, does, an,f we judge, wiU, cause great surprise auniri the Amy omcen now in this State. IT do not know Haj. A. f. Bolrnitrs. Inspector for the Frcedman's Bureau in ffHtn vannina. aur did we know before that a person ol that name was councctts 1 i : h tbe Bureau in this Bute. The A'toi must certainly hare drawn upon its own fancy for moat of the above statements. At least, Beynrhaiiag heard on of them ourselves-. we are aot willing to believe that any aruiy officer, who has been in the State for any length of time, would make them'. ! The papers mention that Uen. Howard,, the Chief of the Bureau, in a meat- report. states (we have not seen III that there are oaly 8,000 whitee and 2,000 blacks in this State who are really destitute, and need support from the Bureau. The estimate, ot blacks especially, we think too small, but. een If the Oenersl's estimate was qumlru pled. It would fall far short of the "iniscra ble and wretched state" attributed to the country. As to the eottou crop of th.- State, in the aggregate, it fully comes u; to the put, In expectation. The falling off is confined to Anaoa, Union, Mecklenburg and a li counties ia that regioo. Laborers aiooni; the freedmen are seareer, perhaps, than last year, but it ia owing to the disposition ot some to go South lor higher wages, or to abandon farming to remove to the ton in to engage in Jobbing, and follow an easier, but a more precarious, mode of firing. We 1 I a - : ,-t .... , umvw Bwa oi no idsu.dc in milieu core-i men hare refused to work lor the white. tacatue of the Iom of confideoce or failure lo get their py, u, in every instance of re fusal to pay, they have thrir redrew nt the Iw or through the agency ot the Duremi. Quit a number of the fuming laborers amotaff the blacka have returned to work with their old mit rt, "Northern men cannot conn- 'lown to I work,tbea negroes, lcauc their life i not r ar i. v i , safe. We appeal t Northern men in t n- ,r Suta, of w bom there .re many, to aa i mbetber there is a word ot truth in this. Many of our largest cotton l'arni m the r . .- i . ii. bsstcra Counties. last,ver, were workerl bv m.j .T., Northern men, with fr.cilmen, and the same may be said ot tbe present ymr. Many of theni mad money. w. U-urti. anil we have never beard of the ttrn i-lHiiee of pernomil i violence, or threat, of i ntlen..-. .uairn-t anv Nortbern man. ' to the -air.--io.is innr- ' , , , .. ., . . ,i i . drr snil robhvrv "I Northern lin n, ami ot tnuir UDpunjnh.il in North farohim, 'here is no proper (ounilst ion for 1 In-cli ire. In aiances of theft, hurninK ami mmiiitr have oceurrtd. which as vet have not ln pu. i . ' , . . i istMtrt, Ms tsstf kav isKtt tvmmjui-u.ajfawat our own citizens, ami not against Northern men ueHaiuJy iu mi luntanir, (hat w know i i.t. Urnum thev acre Northern im ri. tt'r... ' " ,Jy ' hair they not been putiii-lied ' Mmply I .suae tilt offcuders have nein Is. u I.. uml out, sltuougU efforts have been k. pt up I.t their lUscovety. "Hie army In Carolina t ta it'4. i.fJ siege!" "A Federal ofticer now dare net go naarwed .out ol a garrison town,' fcc. W auppos try ofBoer ol the arm in Ute HUUwill U ready to split bis aidos at iiicli a diaciosure. Tbeatory Upoaitlrely too ri- "&avt nt from oar Friend !" vur cmorea penpitr win una out, in uuc time., that those white individuals hire at 1 liouie, w ho are niogt clamorous ii(t noisy in ... . . . ' l'r",l",i" ""' -'V'"'1 Ihcui and Uu ir riijUts, arc iH-tunlt 'l wholly b) ' m-h MB-' sinister motives, au.1 lorn- IiTn'-MiWW I-,., ll.- wor.r coiiii.. ,.r tlx- race. In I (If W mini . . , , , ., . uses, it Mill I-.- I--iin-l tl.at Ilui wi re violent sescv-ionists at the ullt stntt, w bo siilise.jii. ni h di -., rtc-l tin- ( 'tinted er. tie e ii 1 1 si' from motives of personal policy r ti nr. but alio, in almost cny instance, .',',.,., as the rea-mi licit aponta.y and advocacy of p. a. c in.nsiircs, the iippre lonsiitiitlitit.it tbc war was allowi-d to o ,,n, s.iom would l-e destroyed! We will guarantee, in the absence of tinii-to cvainim the files, that the Haleii;li St.: u.l.ml, during the lattn years of the war. abound, 4 in just sncli appeals to tin- p. ki ts and prejudice ot' the people. Mr. ISIithc, but a tew ,,ks past, in the preset nceot the Judiciary ( oinllilttee i,l Hie I.i-uislature. defined " H-rsviitioii of I uion imn" to consist in their lx ing chargnl with lav,, ring " negro suflraye." Such an imputation was too much for the virtuous sensibilities of Mr. Blythe, and his liadical confreres, and they lifted their clean hands in holy horror thereat. Xtr, Mr. Hlvthe is one of the delegates to the projected l,,r rite conclave, which is invited to assemble iri'this city, on the '.'7th inst., at which the blacks arc ostensibly to be cotisultcd. al though none of them are summoned, in per son. In participate in its deliberations. Mr. Blvthe and others liaieiml been siirtiticntly convirted. to admit ot that. Jet awhile And there is Mr. t'. I.. Harris, too. He w as Chairman of the Korrile caueiw. He lias Uen selected as itinerant agent and gen eril Missionary of the concern, and is now on a visit to the "provinces," to colder with and counsel the colored pex-ple of the Stat- Ol course, Mr. Ilarnsshaj been selected Willi spicial reference to his real in their behult. an) ni, n aml consistent championship of tlieij rights, civil and political' Hut how is this ! We in I vise the colored jM-ople. at some point where Mr. Harris may turn up uext, to ask him w'n if he lias always been so much their friend and ally, he voted, iu the Senate ol 1So3-'I',, ntjiiinnt er?h all.ttrititj i UJIVH I1U.IIPUU 1. 1V III. lll.v ! ., . :.. .11 .1... f , ...I ; i... i v;..i.t t.si J cases in me voiiiis. .,10. .ig.ioi. I i ,i ,u- . .1.; s:..;.... istr same 'in. mi, -i'gc il'i.i iios ...v.i I was so obnoxious to Mr. Harris, that, on i account of the relusal of the Senate to strike it out, lie actually voted against the entire bill, which bill was absolutely necessary . t i . , . . . : c . 1 1 : I in lite aiier.ai reiaiions oi ute sinus itn,i ; blacks. ( imsistelicv is a jewel, ! a jewel ot consistency ! and Col. Harris 1 "It has an happened that for the last , seven years every prediction we have made , ; ill relation l jiuimii anaimnas oeen li'n ' i tied." Wrrf'rrr, tar- A li. i This is decidedly the richest thing out. ! If the SrniulnfJ has made a solitary predic lion that .. Iieerr veritied, within seven years, our JM-oplc are oblivious of the fiut. Hut this, however sjiay only lit; an illustra tion of the adage that a prophet has no honor in his own country. The St iHil.nd made the " prediction," in Mav IMlit inst utter its V. lilor ha.l aiirned . tl,t- ordinance of si-ci-ssion, that the anniver. Mrv ..fllmt act would bo celebcvtr.1 tWugh all time Hitli lij)lirf-i, illuiiiini.liitiM ftinl n juii inji". Iu July, IsOJ, it priulirU ti " thuM : " 'llii- m t-nnnfht of IJnrfilti, ii-i i ti itiHt tim I iu Ik, Mini in its vh n i"l.ilion 'nfrvrry priix itfli' ft Knlinh, A incriran, hunmn lih tTtv, i r ut ttm t-iiit'-Hliftl hat., iintl tUVV, ami uiiilir- ( tlu Nortti.-rn rh. They )rt- h-ti rmiin tl nt i4v In d h ut u- in ht th. hut t li-troy us, it thi y run. Thrv TV Lfard neutrality v n u :t ( rim-, asMhoun hv iln ir ('iiiiifs-- tiiwaftin Kinturkv. Their ten hr nin it arv f -t n- iiiin the 'grievous iih! inhuui.iii PHi! which they are heaping on Mil rv Un. I. Kt n tin ky and MinHOiiri. Even thf drlU'h (I i n aturen who are mill I'nion lin n in thf'M- M;itrM, are mt te-iiri' in their M-ruiif. ninl property ; while those who are true to i tic lanM that jfaie them h.rtU are vi-itei, with the ontii-atiin of their prop ' erty. with intohto iheir w i veuhtr chiiilreu, with impnsfinm. rit, exile, and death on 1 lie halite-jehl. What, then, j, in reserve (ui UM o( tlie .,1, SuN. n of (ur bein overrun ! these wirw.- tlian Hei&nit " We rn lieve that the ti)e of North CartiliriH are, of all the Confederate State, the moht united in their deleniiirifition lo rrse.t the NortUru e;overnuiciit tti the hir-t extremity. -ThevVounted the eiwt U lore they comineti e the work o( imh jH-iHlein Tn. v knew th.it mir w.nilll ri.rne; but tn. , (Jul not shrink from it iu th f'erux- of thei'r ! rigltls, . Tin v Imc ln ln-t- for riHtv years, ami, l.v tin- llisin of j..,, (., Hl ! reu""n 're "r llie '" ,l"'ir tra4-ks. Tlrev will njuke Do roni oromise wi 1 li the Nort Ii - ,, ,, . 1 , , . they will in-ier ce.iHe to njjht hs I. m" as 11 teil.-ral sol.li.-r is on Coiif. .krt- w.il - thn ; Kill utile to mi u mis which Kill not. er ' l?.,t Msryiaml, Mi-souri anil Kentin k v .1,- i liljtrsleli to ill-rile th.-ir own iJestinv me I ' ,,, . ',, . ... , . - ' , ,,tl): u,l Hi.ij.t nothing less Irom tin- j .rth ,hi.rr th.- fnH. t and mlmt DrKjOalitliil 'acknowledgement of the iiiile-nileaee of j ',e -"n'' ''' rte Mate An" f'''ruary, Inil.t. it "pn-dirtrrj" as fi'Howi ' " Tl,,r" ' :'" "" '' ul,t ,,", lar-.- ,.,r lionol Liiieolii ariiuen ami ot the N'oith- . . , , ., ' ,"" eni people are lir. il ol tin wjr. lint unit )ttlux M ,,., s - .1.,. ( .iiitiiiM.'.l th rr his for the next threi- nioritlm niat Vtt "wrfiilly on their leelinjf" ami jmliiients Mh"V.'' ew-iK-rlmp. a m.j.,,.it,. are ;.,, uostd to tiiilitin' lo Iree the slaves. They mfmX U,;U .ajoikr ,liaot,'iruf J-be 4.W arter of tin- war ' They .M,k uKin it a ' fraught with iriealculablc misery r Ci ri " muitu mectiVH. i lie ma.trrt-Kn antl- tutw - - I. - ... . ,,ii i.ininn iu him ri "jiect are operiiting in four favor" A ll dsn on ml infinitum. Ma. Ik.i.ini,' KpitHn. i We ure in . . .a. . . . . ... MMIUCO KKiHn, MT. lHwillUf. tl tll I nitefl i i..r. , ,u,. , ieasaLsw iuait , 's(llrun-v lrj'.l-s. anManli nn tit Kith uf l-Vt. UM UllsUUnUln I... n.M,.L,Lj a. .. ri ! ii I ... h cation of bis courae, and ag.in.t the ,U1. Ilanmilafy , T7,--, --- taM oau- wault tri ciunttjs wa fl,n. awo rifcra rUIng Itf dor, ' la Detroil tlte flned and imiiriarmed a ro t"rt'l'fU'lP"'''"'Mon. . liiroTinrlty.llii-lr hea'l-watera, Indeed, lap-1 turned avrldieT IV having flto in tbe afreet Pur l Ik SluUim.1. Brazil. Ni.. - M i;nKs Hruril is a coiiilfr, ,, liillc kmH n. ami mm li f ll, to tills (lay, ' rrmarrt jatpn- hjr tl4iw,Hii r.inmw-nunmniin.!......,,, IM4 to UU:, whou U Rutin capturci -iiM U ,.., . of'lVrnamhtic.., llllil the ....unt.i i-eiieum-d mult r the colonial ahige ol I'ortu-.Mil, and uii,i"l closed to the other nations ol t',,' much lid .is Japan had been previous ('oiuinodon- I', try. In IW to i:., vi.it oi , win ii the King of Portugal, driven from Lisbon by tin Krcncli, took refuge in Itio de .laneiio, the coinmcrce of lliail was first partially open ed to the world ; and since tin- establish ni nt oi its Independence, iii 1 '.. it has in. ,veil on so -lei. lily tn the even tenor ol Its course, th.it. hll'L:, as it , Iocs, on the other side ol 'the i ,pl ll-'l. il has ultlailc.l but lit'le atlililloii Mllr Irolll the loleign lln-reliant, -liking il- at... in, .ling tropical productions and imn, nils. il,e student ot hi-t.-rv and t he statesman. That it should bcentinlv unkiioun, llirilore, in all Us characteristics, to our a.-ople is not surpri sing. Thev speak of it, o,sniiciitly. as ol going, in, .hi iilms. to Khnhla or I, as To tell t hem It is a ast Klnpiic convey s bir il very in, leti, lite notion, as I, , n l- speak of the debt ol tin- 1'nitctl Males b, ing ol rtf aiiiount ; bin when we spe.ikv ot it as uuiouuliug ro inui'h iiior.- i b ,n t n assess id value il all the property ol oi.r people, and in about every mMhii to -e, i,iieii vcars Mr stiali halt to pay l,,",e lb in our proport ion ot al ! t l.i- ,ts, ;oi(.iu,,t in taxes, nielelv lor t'llttt', lliMionl l.'Uijirng tin l.i-u,nii. we l-e-'lll to g, t oiir id, as , levatnl to HitNiethini; li'veiin appi. (JiiXiiity and re-ptin-ihilii ot e-perinttv when wr reiiieint' in.al ion ol tin our cast :tnd I lo precept id tlwi ' llluslritiit- Ltiiin nted, ' in taught ii! that it would he "liatd ll loch lie r to pav li dehl lh;iii n htti. , nul "itardtr ti pay when you have tmthinjf to pay wilh." In HjM-akmy td llril. tin rrhne. I -hall en endeavor to j k ft it a em n part d with the I'tiii'd M tit af h hi I whi h iik-i ii. have some ideas. Ttiair, fhrn, H bit Fmpir ol vast extent, comprisitti; an urea id' iiinrt (MMi.hOO .piitre unlet, or nearly mie -third turner than the whole I idled State, in itn w little area, t'n.m Maine ttt T as, and troin the Atlantic tt the PacihY Oeeatl. Or, in older wttnU. nearly nn lare a- the I nit.-l States anil Mexico coinhillt tl. It lies he t ween 1 decrees North and it:, dejjne. Suth latitude, which, as the I nited States he ,J.rtWTii lllthi;. and'JKdtir. N-rih latitude. are M ic. more latitude tl prwd t the hitler. I he const line ol l.i iil is a little over 4.hon mi!e. wliieh i 1 ' mile- 1 create i than the di-diitice trin New York t.t Para, nt the mmith ot the Ama 'n river, and the most NortlifM n city of l'i it, and only 1,'MMI miles, or one tilth, h s than the distance from New York i Ki" de J ui iro. the Capital of the ll'np'K. IN extreme dread! h is n-irl tlitkaiHe :e it-- length. One will tcadily sec, tin n fore, from these tiures. how v.iuue the 1 1 leu ittit'.t he when he s-peak-i nt' 'oin to llwzil to M-ltle. It would he le-s v.ii;ue to fpe.ik ot L'"inir to h' , without pecityini; what particular country ; as t he the w hole ol Kor-'pe, exrlti din;' Kitf-ia, is It than half the size ut lira .il. of eourve, lioevt r, aitv one intendini: ! tti mirjite to Itrail, woui.i n.it irrdly lis ( upon some part ot the tnon thi kly inhah j itetl cfiiintrv ; which coinjiriseH tin coat line, extending in hreadih f-ome hundred--of miles into the interior, hn: even this, n I have idjown, isoveronc thir.l jn aUr ttiau that Ipmii Maine to Texas. Nntwit h-tHudite, Imuiur, thi vat i tent ol suil'aie, tl'ie prominent haracteri tics(d the country areof r niarkiil4e nnti'r iiti'y. W ith the exception ol llr m ry -m tl! portion iu the etreiie South, cornpnmj; two of the smaller provinct s, f,--t is m-vei known; and in these itriin" Soutliein . proviiK t rt, the climate i- inorc. . tpiahh- j than that oi Florida and (ieorsJia. And yet j the climate nowhere attains the extreme! heat tiom hi h weTm lithr rfiirt F in t ii ; latitude. Prof. Ayassiz, who retnmrd from j a ti it title exploration of t lie Auwiz n with j In the pn-t year, says, in a lecture delivered in New Yo,k, iu tlie- luit uioiuh, (.Kehruary.i ; that lhe Yalley ol the A maon (which isai- iintt nndertlre etpntton i rat lici a (e7fx r-'tt ; climate, i n nn urem;;' lite tHip rttiure tit , the whttle valley (over .. HI luiles within the limits d lirnil) is h Metrics; the mor mtum i iiijierrMire Irom in) to dej:r' ts hihI the iiiihiinuui at ut 7- or 74 dt ret k . - ; It ii rarely l-hut the teihperaturi: reaches !-" ih-i-ii-i-si Ihitinc hi-, leio' iici- i it' tif'irlv si I vear. he had not" felt that tbe climate h,l the slightest uiipUasant in liv therillollietriral tfil.les ke Heme oil l.im. i .t on thi- Don' I'edro Sei'iurdo Kailroad near Itio uh-.la neiro, in latitude ahout 2:1 ili-enin , .-S.mth ami distant troin thcAmaoii 2,l!ff1 luil.-a, I farther than from N-n Vork to Texas,) the averaire ternperattire for I H'ii was .alxiut.74 I....p...,u TI.. r.. ui.r.. I.nl .... ,lui a in llm r when the thennomet. r ft II h.hw 00 dejjrees, tunc 1 1 t nil' i "tit - 't-f iicitntis, nijti nly thre ljtvtlmt St roe above DO de ' yrees. Contrn-! thU w iih the teinjiernttire id the paid year in North Carolina- 10 de- irreeH in Jitimury uml imt 100 thyre:s in! July. I)et rinin? how nt:uiv delliH ami . ! how much risrtir ttriiontr ti, ii? ie Irom sutl ! den and exceiMie chahe! of tt nipi niti.re. ' ' and it will he idle to Iim -;uit furl Inr on the ' Haluhrity of iirail, mi htr a- noty he due t i he et, liability of cMmaie. The two joiiit i I Icive mentioned a (V thoe ol latitude, not hth'.MIU'le, iilnl Cill l-e enlni:iret only with; . Maine, aud Tex i ( the TniLcd Matef4, Im -; in.' lurther nurnhr even than lhce. i The t onlinrnl iou and i:ener;t I eorr.jdi ' ica! KlJil iee id lii'lii M eetlli;tr, Mild to SU( ll ) stijth iit- a Maury liitni-heH ahiimhiiit ex .Um iiioii of i ir' 't swtitr- U Jij;hllnt kiid en- . joyrthlo. but hiaMhlul ciiihute. vhape r that of a va-l triangle. ireeutinir its ohm-. iiot-x to the urn t-H-iuif. never shittiritr and rarely iiiturruptnl timh iiiml With the r eei'ion ol the tutlevol the Alnaon riy -r. i Ii in;' a I have s.ii.l, riearl.i innler the filator i and a n.-.rroH .tri. aionr the ken t-ont. varying in width Irom u I., lil'u .fi.l'' the wheik- c.iHiitry is one levated ;in'i'i'i or table land, li-in- . rti-mlly with run. Ii at-rtiptiic". Iron. I. nun to li litid feet , aliove the level f.f I In- :i Thi" 1 1 1 utr-u i. ' SL'ain diierailied hv r.iti. s ol hills and ( inoutitaina, aiitl it i iitou these ' thi.uarid I hills" that i produeed th.- mm. eiw amount ', of rnff.-f with whi. h llruil anpplji i. world -i her Kinpire pro.ln. in a- mm h n.l he ad all the wor-.l l,..i,l.- n e,,i)r,. , -therefnr-, -U wll, Jjt.-. am r-ntiu- tujslke to . .ue. jie that thete hi'K uml ruoniitain-. are nn 1. 1 I I,. v ' loeii, rof:ky. hnik.-li arid harre en ri.e iu S fl-riea ol te. un I :M'..t I'fH plsin rt.-ndii.K l..r w.-ral itiil.,B, a h'r,.''i,iiSt r1i.''Tt1tliw-a!nAfr'r plain: nji'l ' on in a ,(..sion of plain. a - ii'i - io" t'n " ' .o', " nn ii it. it if ... l- l.lll -r . i .. M 11 "l,,i'" o. n..." phi hihiiii me L ,1 hoi. la l.f llrail I he rit heat hi... 1. of 1 1... Tlilse hil,; and mimntaiVaimr uTe l l.'Khwt p)int alsiM' "i.HW l.- t, (niucb low ....(.! l.(a " a, a- ..A ,...tT. ... I.. . I ytut iuce Minil, m aK)Ut hrr2n ,,,, , Ill: Bill' ST l.nili I a, uiiiiiiiriii tsi I rill Ml 111 f 11. 1 ". a ; . ... . S I aorins sble'Sopth, from North to Woiitli tilmttt miiH ' t, "in yiti.li i a rfy Uie length of the Kinpire, ,nd, from ' I - ' - . . . ' to " ,","(lre, n,llt f'" tl 1 -" 'JT.' " ' "-""""li WNaVf Dins each other, and sen-rated only by ningn ot hills, and running iu diainet ricul'v i-iiposite directions, tire Araguay, nearly duo north, and, !y the Tocantins, into , . , a i .1 I wbich.t flow, emptying into the Aniazoi,. near l!iccit ol Par, nlnt.it 300 inilri Iron ; itmnouth, having passvt. in uearly a straight courfte tlitouylt nt-arlv 15 tUrivn of Uti- raiW j itfiU i'lifcrau, luumuj,; Iuw.ihIh (In tnitl. hDl ny wo iMini-tuv ami 1'iatia. riviitv, tmptyin into tin Ai!inic- in luti tudo sitiith, ti.ivin hUi )4-smi'iI llnui'li tlrrtt'r of lutii U-U-. A-lIu- U -tiiplri ('inr irtiit ri vt-r ri-r. in t;itituli -41 it -i.-i inn! t input- iiiiti- (Hi in i. ui tu-i- ,'S,1i mmk th.nii. it u'l ! mvii thm rliif irrcit rivtT of North Ain-riiH U hut 3 ilcgrtM -t (tr ahout miles lontr in lalitmU than riliit-r nt tin ! Kiii iUrr ri.'! ! iir:uil. Auin Hie river S;in Krjuieisfn, riiii) smmuIi t laitihle -? lU-ffrei's nnntti, ninl iu head wuli Vs lapping tht)M nt the I'maiia, Intiu wliieh thv nre w piUatetl uu! n single rant o liilU, itinx tt'tln- iHHtli niM uiitl fiHiiMs inlo tin- Atlantic i:i Iu:ilitle 10 le its. Mttith, altoiit Mti-lu n' l-ttnoii the titii - ii I St a ni t n itfi'l llaliia. liilo lliee run-. thvv iniitiniri a'lr r-tiilim 1. 1 t rvtr -..e. 1 1 m . i lite ilitiiiiiutixe riuilrt t" what wuin.l Im- ( Mcetm-il in N-ifli t ar.tliim, re spiM in'ite rivers Kiieh as the Nt ti-. Tar, -r iiiiike. Their currents are nut w rapid 1 a-iiiiitil le eoneei vet!, evet'pt w lien they de -m t nd in talU the rtu-t id the !iieefsaivcsli'pi tow tin h I have iillinli'il ; tr inlanees tin Han Franeirc, which skirts the otrt4Tii lnpe el one ot'the print ipal ranueH nt hilU, at l r von aseend the rie troin the ( eot hinds- to the plaieaii, you find to te ot mod ' erate eiirrent and nav i-; -il le tor ovjer 7H(t mil TheM inmnni rat'ie vtri'aiiis rit in nituiiilain Hiirin.lhe wahrheiiii; what we .-all ',, '.. -I il il-1 ll holt some, thi ll hole empire leilo then, these peculiar ee.writphical and to ol II, is mli il.it. d l-i It fi-oo.neuJ Itusi 1,1" th. prim ipally yr.., ','.. When ll e consi. h r. . liar. ii lerisiics ol" t ni ioLrrnphti;al for mat ion I r.ru.il the t ier pi (lie I. mad Alhiulii . i. l .litillt Itris .ett Irolll naiaiit hut rarely vio lent. utuI, wheninlerrtipreil.tr inoiliti.l liy preeuliarity ot laud or sen, n placed y the land am I sea bre i ts - ' is to the U-M 1111' , uoiilil not our coin III. .11 sells. lead U out ihc persona! inclusion, m ith l a siUL-ie truv Ni r. that The cltrtvite must lie one iHH-uliar- y 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ninl e n . , a ' 'li ' And hen all ' iihohaie ii-ite.l -irltud in this region eonenr in one iiititorin testimony us to it.- , alultiiiy. iio ii.- not knoii that their reports j must i-e triii- : 1 nave conversei! mtli an j IlltelliL.'. I-' and i arell.l 'i lit tein in Irolll llie j South, n ho spent ti-. e mont hs in i vitniniii I this reu'i ni " llrail. lor the yanpose of j let-lli,. aritl .-tal.iiliiii a holiir l-. hilnelt ; I .,- i, i. n u i.t.,1 .,. ., t... ;., , ri . , ,. . , , , , ,i . j tent I , l' e r- l vi 1 1 i i ' 1 1 n . call chill- and fevers! ,r hi I ii nis hvei s aie nnkiiou ii in I his reoii.n. I a -hol t .listalice hh iv liofM the hanks ol the rivi-it, especially n i.eri-inn iyaltle, 1 f. It that he was tilling in.-, mil) whilt I must klloiv to lie Irile 11- the illelitalthi re-llit Iii-iii 1 he i harae-erist ies of the country. :i the l alley of I lie A in a .on, and in the iliilne liate proximity ol' the hire;.- river-, arid es pecially alone; the sti ip of sea coast land-, lulls and fever are prevalent, a- thei are in th'- Ka-teni s.a t ion .l olil-on u Slate. Hut lln-y are -aid iii lie oeneially of a tiiild form, yii lilino r. a. lily to simple remedies. Vel Ion- fevi r. the terror ol our people, and lh?tt -' oiiroe whieh has In et the West 111, lie , it iilta. -Vt-..i almo-t from their lirst sell!.- jinetil, u.i iiiikni-iiu in Itrail previous to ! Di-ceiiil.fr, l-l'.i. K Has nioat violent iu j 1h.,ii an. I ls.ji, ainl contined almost entirfli to the cities on the eoii-t, to ulijj-h it was 'hl illllll! hi rradliii Vessel-. Ill Sil it .lis j appeared. It re-appeareil nyain in Decern l-ir l.--..7, in a tnilili i lorui. unit dr.-ipn-aied i a.iin ill A J i i I lo-llotiinr. ne then it ha ! lino. retl. a- it win, in the larir r cities on j l h. et a-t ; the . a-i - , t. ( urn he; lieine; -poi a-l I if. It .1 , an.l mil, I in rh I' ll I- r. Hut to sle-iv , m -re e ' li t ii-1 en .ii-ii e!y th.- h- alt hoi the country. impure it nidi 1.1 1 at of others tmd -r inni.ir i in uoi-tanre- 'I ak- the -following st it. un ut mtlicial) when yellow lever ap piarid iu the liiosl violent lorrn : The whole Kinpire i ontiiins a population ot T.fititi.lhid. 'In h.?o there wr H.laK) diatln ; in t.H, 0.-7I9; in n.Vi, ,52T ; in. IS "i I. !s,.V.'l. The City of Uio de Janeiro i imtniiis ;(l0.0l( inliahitants In 1850 there , w. r.- ;i,vj? deaths; in IH5I. 47 ); in 1H53, 1, !i-l:i; in 1K5J, Mi)', iii ls.'il.onl) 4 rcjior-' te.f. Tile idtole wire deaths ttolll yellow flTCT III lhoi, in N'i w trie an there, were 2,4211 di aths trmii the -une caue, iu a imputation J ol I o.', niil). Iu .Mol.ile (il 1 ih aths, in a iop iiUtimi of 12. ..IMI. In ( hail. st... 1.", to 20 ' tle.-lt hs daill . ill the lit-ielit "f the :..aiiri. ' l'pulation -oi tHKi 111 Savannah KlUdi-aths. I'"!"""""" " ' I have L-iven ll.- o.-ni ra! itoimlatioiis I .ti I : ue should reineiuhi r that tliiiino tho-irisi-ase. nil wliocouhl eet awui, lie. I Irmu our North Arnericiui cities. F'iii' In r. u he n we seethe olltciul report ..f m. r J'. iiihi thaihs in N.-w 1 'mk, in s"i'i, inn population of alwnit 1 lafUk (ittll u I is ;.).....-. j hut tew and .-mr.idie r of cholem, ,rr re iiui:i'M ni i" nn- w"'tn i'i i 111 1. i . N'oTi; To -.how n. if a glance the eharHcter ol tic t 'imV . ( ivi' helow the average t. in .Tal u r- t.reich month of the veAT 1 ;.",, taktnat t h n t t i 'in j t f the day. in (he cMv of Uio de Janeiro. 7 V M I IV M , ., ! M Aura .I.iiin..rv 7? -I m 7ll I'thnni.T 7- ' -i Nil HO M:tr. h I i M H'J j H.1 ,ll 7H Hil 7:1 7 Mi. i 71 7,, ! 74 7 1 .Inn 71 1 ',1 71 Inli r-7 11 71 7a Ane.li. i i.t 7:1 j 7u I 71 S. jti. nil. r. ..' 71 7.' . 71 li. i.ther j 7 1 '74 7V. 71 Noi.inl'.r 7 1 77 I 7l 111 ll. .-. rnl- r 77 w 1 77 I 7 I if ronrve, . i . n ki hool-l.oy knows that in Itio de .l ie. iro. U iny Month of the K.jilH tor. June, .Inli and August are the Wilder iiHU'l h , nir I I .i . i jii Iter, Jiinuiiry ami Keli rnary are th.- Summer lioriths. l-'or the Sentinel. N s Railroad Extortion, MfVHOJliI "ion hieof our sHiiii-. -tiori lloii-tes in llii- . ily reeeited, a day or two aim c, Irom Morgaiiton, hy Railroad, 1 : little I. ai.- of ri-h jiolatoes. The treioht charged lioin Moruantoi. tn Salisbury was $ii.:iil : Irom i!i-l,ury to I! ih-ieh ln.ll.-i--', total IB. Il"i 'I h.--ami- lioiise t .iil lor the .liipment of a similar .Uantitv of potatoes, ' shipp.-'l In steamer Irom New Vork to forts ' nirMilk, Ihemn ,y the ii. ll. A. It H. il and ll. A (i. K. !(., total eliarg. s, 14,411. f litis I the MO.le of North Carolina are lorccd to ; pay, ilistaiiee . ..nsidi red, more than a bun ilred lier cent, above the rates charged the, M oTTnern pr.MeVMN-n. llow long lav. 1 1 1 an iinpovci ishe.l neoole 1 r hlll'h liltreaioil Who hulls lite Hull '. - r "'I'J' "l'JT'"'! li l.tllH tbe Hall I vU- l tt at all atrrprrnnir-tliat imrlt sVt v .Inves aw ay all proKrily Is.th from the ' U,C "' ' A srKFEHEIl. niiermancaiicu numner a "liar, ami two '., ,IW"M eatlejl him bis "rr moil lrum MaasMhiisrtta." The New York 7 rUmn, of irift Ba mm i a tat JnMsratlMsasI Aila) aptlnU satnamaaasssi u??t? "fWn - - ; J ---' At his residence nosr thin eitr. OB mti;nlaT I aftcrwam, Jmui O'ltoaac, Kii, fu be 'ivtb rmr , " JmIsihI, sad usil boeii tor nianv vears s reaiueni of this cilv ( rlX f..n. rai will uke vl tnmtlZuomZn ciJm4ic t hurrh, to-oi rraw iBoruii.g. t lit o'ihA. , 1SS. NEW ADVEBTISEMENTS, lV4llAIII,L: OELAV," IU (ii rriNii INTO Ol' it SKW KTOHK ;Y ;.m1. i j- oMi-,'1-,1 uci ttipunh&cte out ht'UINti tl'H K. bcfitie IDovini;. W nn now r inning, nt our lI.I hTANI', a l'ftuli.iil uimI cliouc t-le, tiim i M'lilM. & SI MM Kit (.(KIDS, Cl"Nsls,N(. ni- olillAM"! Ml M.INS, l ltbM'll JXl llNKl'l'. I'lllN I Kl, LAWNS, HAI.I.II sl. I. i:ilCs SIIHUlllS. rul'l.l M.I'IN AMI h. I.UNKn. i i 'i 1 1' i in: . i i ni a i.vu',1 Miil'h UK IIIK .MUSI Hl.ll IIH I. I lil.M.s Ac, .V . A full line of Whlle-Uoods and Km bruldrriri. Oiii sl.K k sill U. Uaily i tletiisli..il. in ii.ii It i: l A It T M K X T, .ill. I Sll.l-I . Ul'l s, II ii tin sis in 1. ...I l.i sell al tile 1... si in,,, s. I tin , Inoi ti, tin r anil Itil.v, I , I ol. '1 II. kei, , ill leluain tii Hit N .itlitri. au.l hn.-t. rn MArki ts. all, I lite eoltllliHIilli HI hllK' . eH tell Umiii tiulllli; th. in . -.1 ntil. . .. .ti., tlte lull -I iiolt Itlt M, . .. 4l ill. 1" A. III..I l.i lsj tf I" " ' s ll. II. .1 li S. I I l Kl.il A 1 11. MKIil IIAMs iHln, . an )t i itiuctitute tin in fioui u, or Imvr Uen i tn It I's Ulii I HI .NeW litlk oil I tl.itnisslilll. V. It. . li. TI CK Kit A i .). rual 11 ls-ir x i e i: Mil NKW MMUM, (.0(1 l)S, I o , o o . o . IM57. Fort) Thousand Dollitrt Worth ' I K IIIK 1I..5I HI -III Ull K AMI .'AS II HI N A U LK l)IU HOODS l.ltli "Hl.lieit IN 1 Ills il IKkH, NOW i l'K.MN.. AT Sill I II . -, s,Yl'AM()Hi: SI'KEKI', PETERSBURG, VA. , t ' I K saI.I .s AM. Ml W.I.I It'll l l:-l!i:iNl. IMiH llltil.. Iltsli . l. t lltl Itllil I. .IIHi lloll of Ir-lt- uui 1.. mi. i t I .on .1. i. riiini. il I. .,u - Site- tills uHllS. , allti .4 .lt (tin, llii Is lllllT .ll.".- Inal wli- n n I- I . a 1 . 1 bin al- .i. I. I ml etl I" a-l-V. rt s oitlv sii, !, ti.H.I. as nif .t aili on iialttl ai.'t Hi si", k ili'l j-. lei. i.t - t l..t i..l. -l.-ts -t llt (OODS, I haV.- a. 1.1. ,1 S !lli e.- II tiuii,;, 11,1 I loll,-. A ill lams. I al-i. ait'l lilt a- Il .1 an.l I tti M,..-.r..(. Ultle I. ii . is. Hit k.il.a. k l.to. ' I. lia;s l III ur. tl i:..o.i .-in li - In. -1 . - K I I i.t t . ..II ali-l Muw I -, 'I . n . a li 1 I 'ainask 1-. l.i. -lull. It .o iii tl .-s.ilni-lidliiask ainl l.'ll. N .pkoi-, ll.ultin t'ltV u ll.tl. ia-. l'ta'. I ai.'t iTlJStrt t a t It I I ll kllitls ol Millie st .1 .1.1.1 ( It. I I .Is. k. I.t Is -1 ll'i-iii.-. s.ri-.-,od- M.-.i, all I I aii.hu.., I ! an. . Ii. ehis-hisl. k. .1. Moll Hi" kaitsl an.l .-...in ... I! Vl-i,:,. III-, SSI-SIS, IIHIII, .it.tre.t. t Uijaii'liea a...! 1 ts'.l.'.f, u ."(. ali-l 'I. A.- . .1 till a-.- ii r I .At I tM I..U- lm"iit.i.iis, i. on. in, in,, .t ...ii r.tn.t i. e.. t -Hlar, lliitlti w,, lo lite lowi-si. llullalit.il iee. . Worth i"i it nt-. f I. II, a--.. Hint III ..! liiiieli-, (4LI.K u.ol 1- .t.ol.t trts I .o.ii I if, ,1 ..es . in. 1 , .a.l. nook an.l Ian- ii. Alo, the most ell. ii-ii. sl.s k ..I IlilslJ l.lNfc.N in niiiia. i Full lilies ..f 1 .11.. n an. I Mu-hii HAMihF.R t ItltFB. lli'..H,fi hi in-tin h sn.t lalit.r, tin. raj- ' hit.iiiin .1 ainl l.m 'i l n in in. ,1,11.. in it . . nts lo tii. jUiaill. ll.e iihu.1 caiieu rl'vk of Siiim MAMI.lji .-via- o(Ti ti .1 in llii- u, aril. (, is liow..eiiei, e in--lira.-in; .lul tin I y ..nti rem stilts, aiy.t ull new. l lii-, annot Iml .. u a iu.,sl urn i -.t .it l.aliue of oiir 1'fl-iliens lo Un laill-... II.. s-.otk or I.AHIK.-S IrllKNS OmHlfl, en, I'l ' - all the l.i-il iul.l It n to lie f,tiii,it at the niosr i I. a-..i.ji.l. i ai. . tin MIA itl'1 k is ti Lirt.er linn, am in the Slate, hii.I ..iiiuiiiihI- our e-'.-..al alli i.tioli 1 he en. .ti.liiinis lit, U'll. slta,. in I. l..f. h e n4smi .1 onllii- -I... k. .is eoiuj, ,,. tl tt ii , iiiodou' II,, v Its. I se.,i,, I. a. It. I is iijllio.n alollnii ,t sal. In...--I list, it 1- Ul'-r ainl III... e..ni.fie rliiii, it li.t- . , , t-. ii. V. he ii i-l,i,1;; hill Silts s. oill.l .... .-. . ,,. II,,., ,- . Mtl.OI.I,, (his sl.s'k. Hi. a.-s . Hill, in ..I I Mil Hs. ( VSS1.MKI.F-I AMI I I M l.i.i ill . ..i S ,,. ,..,, , ii,.,., ...nil.:, i. . . ii. I.,.,, ii.;, u i.,,, - s-.. ..r us kiinf, iOKl al 11, luo-l in. sd :it p. ,( , lit. hoi,-fsi aisl itii,t Mittk. f il.iiF.S AMi HolSKKl i .t . ,,il, i, .1. ,. ,.,, , , , , '" 1 11 f U IU the llllt-, troiil tlte tmest , n'.?y Im nnslnJy, h'.j' evM k"il utui mi f wry n( J i ttl-o M.lilt.I (lit- lu.n l e.iiit, h I. Ni i I h (sru.rt - tin ht MINt, ' I h- H. Ae. .UhM.KsM.K sio K oni-l. i in i tmr , re-M-ct, and in th- Iment I h i uttt r ti, "jvj tN.iiKlit elieii-h lorl a.o.i. .it al ii,Hieiu in n will i ,ff. r. .1 f.-r the Cardi. anjp(. h Mill lae B--M hv mail ffi;- of . Iurir nn i (ph. (i..t, with tifHsrs) lualkol i,U tit h, Utere.Lv i n to ni lit,' iiiosm- wliu i an not vi-it tair itv, tn make , I ineir m-li rllonN at lioine , Un v Mere iires. nr. at aa In I "1" l THOfltS KMITII. I rnar I.I isa-if BIII.OKKH n Vi a: Kit I.. ; 4 Ml.hll AS mil Knehsli l-ks, batehea, llolts, Itmiren. ri.-r.-wa. Nails, iriai, 1'ailtta, tJ, V ar iii-n, lilti-t, I'nllv, l.inie, em. nt, I'lasl. r, Hair, I House ll. llr. hash Weights, l'as r I tari1;nit;H anil 1 a Ki inT.il sin k of llartbrure. ' MIT IIKI.I,, AI.I.KN A ( (). fan aft.tW.lt - Nrnh-n, . j'. 1HI1N AM, ( ITI'I IN 1-I.AN'l KltM, Ae. .Inst re. . .uui); HsAiii-iil. ilii.et Troiii the rnauil-fai-umif., u,a mtA mk Uieir,,, ,J,iUui;jit uf I rui.Mp. trt .1 l.l, rtnealr'H reh-lM-at.-.l ',,r I'Lnt,.,. rsrilftt. a V trKUiia lnll... Lancaster ami H,-i no Cotton l'lai.1. rs Mtil.letttery a MalVlslill t nlln,- li.,f.,. Nlituui h I'lnjt. Ii. r .hil.. Hinith'a Virginia lfl Maish's ue ( ir..ii riott-, t'.ns Khellera, t .llliialnraalitl lla.imrV JAM IS M TllM.K, ma. U lit tf Au.i.t. IMI7. SI'UI. Tltilli; a x Hi ari l III i I (ll. hs. In l II ami ii i In ililio :. Ihs., ltla.hl.-r I'iiiit. itr. .1 Will, f.l'iiiVVN it l A bi.wis. inar 11-1 HI, if .OTIK !l! Im IIIK !l lil-OSK (K roMM tTINO 1 t-anilly li-rv. I hare elhlii,lu..l mt. H ' Jw"r,'u t" !'. tteuiie utreel, wheis I shall ! "'l" " han.l a , ,r. tlllly sehs-. .1 Mlk, , , mnr-mg ir ,v r n.nu.ii.. i,i..m., ... . m '-e... ... maTirei ,nsr., th im. dCM'. f ll.VCON, I.AIllr. I HKIK, l-LUAK. MUijlHHJX, COFFKF., TKA, H.UAI', " CATOLKft, KICK, HALT, A. IU., Ac to which I respectfully invite tbe attcatksa of air M,t.l.,1 II.A at.t.nj . , . . tVieudaand Uv tuhltc. J1 v ' DOUOLAS bKLU Balelgh,KarM-Mm 2Y GOODS. I COJIKt COME!! COME!! TO OREKCH'Si ......... J10MK A(!A1N ! OI.I) JO()l).S Wil,l) OCT ' .4X1) NEW C.ooDS COM IX(J IX INiAV I AKi: Till-: l l.KAsniK (IK INKH;M ing lor fl lends ulnl eilstolilers, that I Imvi- jnsr rellil airtl froui New York anil am li'tw lee o :li a tar-e mid well seli-t-lt ,l M.s-k spuixe Axn scmuki: (khuis. ellllllSOUl' Ull tile le stln i vvitli h tai-,' s -l,l, .. k ,.r ,l the S. Ust-ll. to CKNTS. I.AlrlKS'. .MISs-Ks I KUKN'S Sllol AMI t Mil. .il lr-Ms ' ! H.tl Ulxl rhll-ll , t t I lllillli lUllllllll'l t I IIAVKNOW IN STOKI: A KINK A lilKTY OK I.AlrlKS' I IO:s.-s(ii runs. j and nir stiM-k will Ik I will tell i-i.ii int-re i-oinjilele in a fen .lavs, a hell shout tin in. A. CliKKCII. mar fi 177 tit FOR SALE. FIK OPI'OKTI l TV 'K IWDsTJir.M. I , HV Mltn EOF A HF.KH (if l ilt ST f XI'lf 1KDT0 Ml) HY WM ll. SMITH, ,v ( .). I OFFKIt KOIt SAI.i:, ITii (i(M)l TT'.llM, THK Bookstore and Good Wllf if the estal.hshliielit Ut. li 14 Ioiiik t.. th'.niiii - estal.hshliielit Ut. lv It Ioiiitiiik n. II. SMITH .v. ( l N.. i?, of Win. It. SMITH A dr., at S... I I :u, ii, nil. street, in Oils CUT. THK KM IliU MlK'K OF ItisiK SIAlInS KltV, StTllXll, hi.. I ,.,-. rt.iiusit.s. Osi.l.t. x.ils. Futures, tor;, i her null an a. iki.i i ot the leas.- of th.- Slore room, Isilt'slretl to he elos. tl at .tin e in hnllt : an.) to this . ml hula a, U re eelieil hv the aiiltM-riN-r. Kvery t t,js trtiiint y m.l Is- n ailllv arTonleil iM-rsonH iles-riliK' t.t pur:h i-. . lor asi-vrtairiiiiK th.. eharaetrr ami amount of st'K-k, the fulfill of the htlsiiifaa, Its or.. Ills l.loa tsets. A. 1 also orti-r for sale, in the name wav, tln COM1I.HK I'IMMTMi rSTAItl.lSIIMKNT. together willi an assixnuif nt a in.-li it is nitiialr. I also .trie' f..r sale llii. eot list ai.it ei-sl will of of (ease . ,f r.sints m ni: lit. s.ilm, ri.tioti Tin: i ami riKi:iiti:, mill the line an.l ma. hinrrv siifti. ieiil t.. i.ul i il. I also t.ff. r for nal- iiih .ii t lie sane. I, mis. ' ',, Aey-.Vuu.-, with Ills- .ml inaf hmi ry anttii ii-nl It iish it. I also, offer for aah- niton tl,,. name l. nn-, The r-M--iil nomhly.Tlit- Itiirnl J4l KVAI., sri.1 the ' ;.; ;.. ..'. nj all tl l-. k- .ul.li-h. I In W in. II. Smith A Co.. iiini.fsr aa the sum mav havi li,lon.. I., thtm ii ii li i . . -ii 1 1 a. I - unit Aiilht.i-. I n.l. r II, i- In .,. x a w i: i. i: s siiular Novel, ahi.-h is k''ssl to the puM;-lit for line ..r nio.- t-.liti.niH, wilh Ms.ei.l atiinlalii Im-Iwci-ti author .ml puhliaher ; MOSSKSKHOM A KOLUNt; SToNK, .ohiuie i and end if "M nia ii i h ii HinnUr eoiuhtioiiB ; ovi;i.ktti;. P riinii il firing t hid r an obtain im if riii tmn hv nfplyin to ni n)m the prniiii, r m ruy h iief tn Wni. 1;. Smith, wlnwill take pit an lift- in kivmi any iuf'-rmalKiti ile:n-il. The it. thtora. nt tin- Inlt linn of Win I'. Smith A i, , oiImt ihan-A. h. ItnnieH A V, of Nt .-k. ih i-mployrett antl tHiiiTntmtons nf thr- Intt-tirm, WillianiM.V Ka.nNi .1 iIi, mid "Tht lao:ii 1'ithliMliiiiK and MaMiifHtiuiiiK 'niiiian New 0rl5. all of whtnt are rt ferr d, in naud Ihel. are iiittilietl to prewnl ileir lanu lnlr toil In n in anil Mithin thn e iiiohiIin from tti- :u. f V, h ll. Vf. VHKK, Tru.t.-e. NtirK. Iti-li taitint 1m- in writing ; and tliy will U- n r. i. il iint bt th' 'JTth March, lsd", for ariT trtioii or al of ttVe k at "irtt-rt-d aU.ve. Tlw Truue rejM-rvea th riRht lo aee4 any 1-nl m the nif Milime, ami to rr ji-t all hi U at th i .'lid of the tllll'-. If not aeeeple) the nUtck will U' i loM-tl out, at anet'oii, on tht- 21 h. Mnreh lM.7. It. W. ,il!K, March f-17H-illwa2airtdi Trimtee. WHOLESALE GROCERS. f W lit) I) T V I) C J CI A R R 10. OHO Huh f'iirara eh. sn lo. lou, ot.,,o.r.,....l ri'i.i.1 .1AM, JIINKM A (XI. msr .1 )7f. tf Wholese Or.K-ers. T f - ,al S T I! K (' K I V K l . Salmon in Kr Is. ,u. 1 Maekcrcl. fresh lv-tei a III 1 ami 'I Ih. eana. I.lmtern .anil Haril lies. I'1'I.I.IAM. JI.XKN A I II. : !7h-!f Whol, sal., (ir.s n s 1IIOT AND POWliMt, In lare .J.lnlilll y, jat-t I. MM, J.INKS A i n Wl I. 1 ... . rs. to hau.l. I'll innr T. 1711 If ! It ir W N N C i A It In store . Is r,r In tin lll t e sol.l low- It, ll... lisiliv I .eaters w ill ilo wsll to I'all al iili'-o, salt will he nn tlwi riiaik.-t ai.t oiiIt s few 'tsvs. , ' JAMKM M. TOW I.F.S, niar7 17Mtf om. Mer.-h.iit. MISCELLANEOUS. In AM, WHirM I r MAVniSi l l:s j There w.U be s vessel to sail froty lie- j. .. j WilntiiiKtim, on .a- ahi.itt the ll.ir.i i.f April, I NiikIs.1 Itobvis, Venezuela, for tlte jitirii... : -rakniK .ml .lay ,.li auU IhaJ lua a,'., Ui k.,. M-ate. I iit;iL'e 4.H in eotll tr Mm i-iilto ah-nl I have lain) title Ui rr ire tn all t:ttr.-A.i. idjrrMlJMn aen-a.l wlei Will tt.. anil naa-aife f..i the lls.ve I4IK. 1 have res. rve.lst, eh to wll to .i.T - iHiii.i LM-raou n.r ans-i, iiiein.iinv pasaae ntil. t -1 willsai, for the liffhrai.tVt J th. re have left for V. nejinel., ,1 l..l. the rise ..f J.HS) euiiKr.nUi. H. Mfrv ...Usis. otttM, 1 now imi their w.y out f. hold eleetin since Soeremls-f. . UtiniiUus. an wsy out f, hold elections .ml trsiue the KUvertitiM'lit. fnmi the SSHltlMirn KCt4W to llolivl. Tl.li. I, . , 7 : . - - - i',M )"tmt L,M.W "M'ntii1 rm half of whom rt, ; ; i-.imiusu. aunn ana wn wwr or pun Uaiwd tttt W' I iW farther inf. rmstion, write me st Itah igh. 1. . Dr. H. M. Prsre. tbe wruitee .i . . i sbors. rU-UMUwUt s.i..n mora m ..us M-iibsl, ti. pn scut I h- .1.1.-ami smnntu or erica ( oniiiy sold to b.ukli.K-h...ie- iu KiikUiiiI, , e,ma, w the C'.niniite st then- office, la the .Inch will smaseusble the Company to carry into t (!,mr( Hoirse, in the City of lUlelglh on Monday i lleel their dtndirn of lillttina on s line l,f HI, aniera ....I 'i-.,..l.i.. ,i l.j; t.. Jllst Knnerkw -l-l. ...... 1 .... UUIIJI.I..1.. . t ...... - . . y PIT13L8BTOO ADVlSTI&zragH 9IAHKS LITTLEJoii ' (UttCCKSHOlU) TO ANDEBBOS, MABKB k CO..) Ceiieral Grofen -A N Is Com mission Klrrrbaaia, fio. 0 OLD 8TKEKT, r r o B 1 T K s I V A u A M 0 B B . Peteratmrff. Vs. Will stteii.1 to the Kale of all Produce an! Ms'r. " 1 ehaiuliM-, of every duauription, sent totbea-ean - an.l v. ill also lain-liaa any Roods But la their h sr. " - l,.ili. ral ,-h uliaucva uiade on coDalautuuiu in liiinil. Ma ( an slso riirni.k Fi rliliwm of sity kind to faniii is mi act-uimuiHlHtiiitf terms ' J. v. MAitlvs. w. H. Li-rrr.iunMv ..rf. . K. t. is-im-i,,, . natTiLizr.it! '." '"V"" ",ei '"'l ",J of ,1 In 1- Kit I H.IKliS h a l,s-k .rf Kenuine PEKlff lH IIIOmL iv.lanMu.l.,l. i- mis. ',. sill m.m.i A.vr. i iirctiaiH .1 direct frusa IU Ajreal ol ti I'd ut urn (jowriiiin-iit ll i , sic i,i,w in slnre, a -. i.n.. on i in i. n , for (multilists (lelirerr st I'Kit l ll.asl'lli tb.VSS I.I ill., aliii ii oii r,,r rrM iraueli au suviaUe tZtZ. iiisii-.u in ii,. iiiu.Hi u-d T.rf.ss. zrr ' e" ali.eli ii lr llM-lfaiirli all snnaU.' Ill I In- lotion mil Tiaami r. s..,ii. I ....uu .iHi irKu,ui, uui Mm,pn,mM it'i-ir e,iml. snil ni nisnj iuiirUiil rwiiui. I r l'i uvumUa.no. Ws u siT Ijib ..f il a seertauied by Dr. II.- the most emiiieiit UnenusU in ths OOTutrj : Result or Anal ara WderBnitf. If) 'a Ihtlent Kup-ts.ptiopia(e or l.lmr, sis new sold hj Ww. I Unsdlry. luo 1'iarM I'oxsisTor Mi.i-iiii.1 " - a.Ju I n .i. .l sum,.) iu.tt,.r mIu of Aauutsii. fallv siltistmi.-r. ...a u . Ii,...ii..,.i ,i. . ..al IJiohll.le riiimpli.ta-j. ,J J,,. m aV-10 t Snl.har i.f I.ioio . . Salts - . Inrtttlllltlt. - S6.au MJ0 ta ISO WW Th. annual matter a(T.,lfsH Ho part. of Am. inonia a l.eu it u dee.,niiMwi, Slid mm wMhm .-., n.-.rl ,f...lr f ,U ., fa,mviZ, "2 After l..ar,v snalya.-. of ,,., Kl.per-IW,W ,f lam. . i.n,,i., Jiini.L. the f.- nionttiTTlMiT. r- .iii'l i...ir.i.l.r.r..f .....IUt fnUequW Iotb." I sn.i .,, 1,,,.. , .r i, in f,ll.rl,rs iS I a". ..,ti-rl, ,l,,M i,i , ,i.fw ,nci i.uf,eti,r,. limroUy. J. r t.. Un lolliiaiuu t., i,il, ,..,. i, ,'.., - U tie 1. .1 s t K t. ..rr. n Cunt.. N. c. Col .1- us MiMKi-ii. Cralinllw ll l l-o.i .an, l iank A. n Ki i is. f lUi, U. r i AKisiitociia.-- I.. Dun k, Nah County i .1 II An sr. W T Wu r, l.-M Com i it-. H tl WiLLUaa, i r iiii.i.i.itit, J I' .ll SklSS. J I NokSlllS l-l II ',,, I J I1- r. Nash CoimtT J s lk.ltl.IK. . North Carotins. II n a II lit-tKus Wak,. TI'Hiskii Fleonil. .1 H Akmsi-.., .., .11. 1,1.. s F It Flown,, .11. U II, ,,., llll.kl n .1 It I 111, ,11 J N I III. ,; ii. it M IV;, M Vorlhampt.,,, w I I i"ii ,1-.,,,. ."' ' e i.....-l,l.. ,f h, iiih Nash. ,l i a , CourU of Rrsn- WiImo Flaiifai. At. I .l-,,ew, .-..itlitl,.,! V., . , ,.., ..... u.,omr McILM ArNK 4 CO. . Jan -it m 1'' l. i shiirj s riKisi. lut ANeii A co V". loi.i n n I a H r e e I , ol'l'drillk IIIK iWt OFFICE,) Richmond, V..; THOS. BRANCH & SOUS No. m Old Kircrl I'KTEIiSBURO, VA.; UK4 , MA. CO., Broad Street, AUGUSTA, OA., itANKKHB,. AND Commission Merchants, l.'. e. ll . M..1I.1 PelMMt, MllHSwt toMclSk., ami allow ii.ter.-at on aaiue aa .uraMl iinsi K. jtotinle ,.,a ; Jl.Ue Collect,,,,,. thronKUoui tbu l l.lte.l HUte. ,. 1, , ) .U eo,,,,,, Hank N.itea, H.i.ls, siKs k., Ac , Ac They l-" "n. r ilieir iM-rTi.-e. For the sale snal pur. ha. f ..h v,,, t. Cml 4a 1 , eirseiii.tr. 1 1,. llrsneh, wtth sn SXirteiM-. oi ttiiiii ) .is iii the is.iiuiiissiun trwtc, mil gie hi. iit-rsonalattent,,,,, i,, ,h), Hirhmui h.ma, ami ev-. ts u,Kit. nSiMlutHin to bis uld Irwuda .....an .no i,y r.vor ttiein with their lattrunaa-x ( sh a.li alli es nisxtf, hi ii)iisljnnianU lo Sltess i lul l'' their c..rrcioi,icnt. in Baltimmw, tiew : "ik, l.ii. rs,, lnuion, Antwerp and ttremMi. (iiian.i, .ml other wn. eiitraUsl Msaiaras, far iiinhe.lt. i th.-ir reiilu-cnabiroers. Huacisl .tun- Jioii is given to il- w '-tiriiiinrrihssiii. t y TIKW. IIRANCH HOS8, Petsr-Jmrg, ; AMD IIIIANCH.KONSACO., Angrwta,0s. The Hi. him.ml ll.mae trsnsmittina tslsarrsphM i l. is to . ith. r hituse, m may bs prvfomid. . it., ai- .aiinK the highest rates for Bank N .l. s ami Southern Sawnriti.-. : wuM band retarns ' wni, eh.ek ... Sew V.rk, ltiebm.si.i or IVtene ; i.srjr, f..r all pa. kaijea aent to oar ears, at best - rates. .,11 ,v , ij.artl, ('.nJin. Basuls, Coa I " iiei;itere.t, acratebed , also detuned : coll sain. j baiii.Hulft-k4Kie;M aadaubl. I he foliowhiK sre the iireaenl ratea of am V i. isl.iirK llonse f.w N. bank notes,, and are liahle to chant;.., hiH,.il rates mid when nots-a ara received. j Hank if l.'ape Ke ... ..f ., I " Charlotte v s (. iaren.i, tn a ( '..nini.-rce , a Ka.VHtHiTUhi ., llii '' l'i'iitxton. : . . .... . , IU " at tlrahaai ti Neirth Carolina 4rt ' rtortwiTO. ......... ia, .,,45 Thoinaavllle 43 i " W'aileHts.rollKh 'Jt " S .HhlliKt.nn S " Wtlr.iu.t,w 21 , " Ynin-eyville 7 1'i.llllli.irclal bank TV'ibiiillKUHl HI l- iu iii. r s bank of North ( arnlin. VI llr.. ii. hurt.' Mutual liisursiice tki Merchant.' Hank .af Nesla-rn 4 ' Miners' ami I'lanit i n' bank f "rii'W. I'.r air.-h A Moris -m tmnrd trim Peten- burn, free .if ....iiinilsal.Mi sll i-.lllMigltnients to I TIKIH. IIKAN0II CO., IttetrmoiHl. I Feb 6-l,H-3ni - -- w- Cmnry . W.ke, Uvuuf been .iirsSnted by tln-t l ('..nit of Wake, Kel.rii.ry Term, lt7. t.t t n.,1., r.i.i.ii i. .u. ,,r ..i,l rt.ni.il v liere- bvie.in. sl sll ikthoii. haTtns-clsima sesmst th ( nuiitv i.f Wake whicti have nut been befiwe pre- . ... n .u.. ..Mvt. T t..n... 11 i,inniTH. I It l m. "it. m ae i.vne..w fHl, aj,,. inw. , -iw a nrriKKn it'll IksSkUiLthitll ftwuniiUc. ..s jwt, wrt"'war M. II. KUVHTtvU. - Feb JS-IW-fawUi vmi'U 1 " - w ...;:r

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