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I'ilE hai Hinii
REGISTER
PU11L16HEU UY -
JOHNW.bYME,
1 o 1 t k 1.1B rivriUTOi.
AT Si 40 IX ADVANCE ; OB, t 00 AT
THE tNU OF THE YEAB
)r art Ou tJa f to, ddifhiul peat, .
7ayJ 6y party rap to l& 6rA-."
R. A L E 1 fl. A. C.
SVTCRDAT MORNING. JAN. 24. ll&T
tif TL K 'iloc b Oil! tMtLrUittul; then
baring a jet been Ct mnniclifO bj Bi'
oi with retrbug. ine S-aurdj lt.
THE NEW UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES.
W r,rrui.ixi ia fk inia of tha lata
election of Trustees to our State Uoirersity.
We iatcod to be r-speetful. but we confoee
tUt oar ioJuation is bard to keen under
Sa.S - at,. oar noi,er.it haa Ba.r
o- j
bfvre kbowo. la 1810, when the Whig
b.J vcry thing their own way,Cadwallader
Jvxic. Jr., a D.iuerat, was elected Trustee
aod had more rotes e believe than any
Iu 18 ti. wheo John Tjler had played the
I e.l. aud Iu..-J the Whig prty in the
tM'hl, tu LegUtiture elected TUcK. 8. Ashe,
J iJ- Dick, JuJe lUffi i, and tjor. Bragg
il.ic Wlii au l lUrett DoajOCriJS.
la 1911, Clviu Graves N. L Williams,
aad II. WasbitigtoQ ere chosen one
1 eucrai and wn wb'g.
Iu 1310, D. W. Court. Jjho A. Gilmer,
JoVi Ke.r, W-l:er F. Leak, aod Uilea Me-
baiif, E , were alected 3 Whigs and 2
Dcutm-rai j" tbej were then ranked.
Iu 18 IS, J. C. DJtbi, C. B. I lis $01,
anJ Ltats Tbompto, Eqt. 2 democrats
aud 1 wliir.
l.i I80U, IK. W. .Iviry, the present Desio-C-
c jt-aker of tie Sjuate, wjs' the only
oi.? cIhmi.
Jh lSiJ, Mttir$. W. L. St tele and S. P.
lllll tiiM it.'eacU rt, .rere elected.
In 1 8 t . Gen. Byyjn, Ts'y 'and Mr.
C. -him fh'im, tieucia', were Itcied; ud,
Iu 13-'(j, Mudcr caucus dri.l, fire democrat
ic ?e .rmtu 1are been not honored y
tie jj i-MHtiue'. Fr the lienor of the State,
fi the f d 'f the Unierity, and out of
r''rd f"r ibeir ou fair faiuee, we hope, ua-
A m . - M . . . . M .. S llt-ft. W -. mIII ..MA
and all, rvfu the .pp..in'ment. If tb
were iioujiua iin fit to be made, they were
tKp-Pr'
noi 6i to be so wade.
In u'd liuiea, geutlemen were selected for
their age, experience, and standing in -ociary,
writ a due rgaid to their literary castes
aii-l 'jnaltSc.t oa .Men who had been nur-t'ir-u
at the (oieriiy, and who none were
gr aiug op also to make her tbt-ir Alma Ma
tt r. wt-rc deeutvd ntoai proper persona to
wU- care it er- well 10 eowiuit thia Ia
ti a too, i be pride of the Sia e, and the nurs
ing uKXb-r of iux of ber .brightest sons.
Men ef all creed, Sxh politic"! and religious,
were cboseo ; and under such brod aad cath
olic practices, it baa become a University in
deeJ. Religious bickerings have been ex
cluded, aod no quarter given to party sqoab
tle. Bvau.e of an interference against tbe
ru'e, in tbe late political contest, one of its
prr.feora wa n tiSd that be bad ceased to
be ueful. and bis chair was vacated. Do
or Pcumcratitf friends approve the stern de-ri-icnf
Ita, how bare they dared to pro
fjiir tbe Te uple of Science with their own
unholy orgw Are they deteruiined to
lve oitonlytb railroads, aod asylams,
b iiou- great Univerai'y ondsr the direction
prj tipall f Jtmocratic toys t Is it aafe t
Ii wie Is ! decent ? 'The bya can do
iu-ey iLiig- e know, bu we think there
u.a po--ibly -otue few tua tiers, which
iuld be-ter be nude the coot.ol of older
aid wiavr Leads.:
Lk at the immortal Jioe! Why should
Tio aSctilf, Jr , K.q., late private Secre
tary to Gov. Rvid, be a better Trustee than
the G 'verur biu-If ! Wby should Dr. R.
DiiLrd be so much better than that other
email uouau.eut, the iaimorial Asa t How
is W W Uohlea a more proper person than
TlMt.aa L. t'liagaianf Or K. A. Hamilton
tbu Pal Caoteronf Or Dr. Urdy than
l;ur:.i C aig ? . Wby are these glorious five,
ao ibucli yrtf cKuieut tbau others of their
fan., bo l.ae dooe rbeSta'e aoae aertice,
a -i w beard have Lad time to grow f
If tbej w-ull bare deiocrat, and demo
cs h-Ijt ahere were Qmdwxllnder Jones,
a-., IVdJon .V. Edvnrds, WUltmm vVor 1
fi d, L. O B. Brmnci, H. Lucie n Holmes,
mt.S. -SVU, HWren WUslov.WdL B.
RJma J-dgt Ellis, Judge S. J. Person,
li biased Abrams, Renchtr and Vena
n't not one of wbn is a Trustee, and each
efaboiu would be glad to devote bis time,
hia aleats and means te the aucceaa of .the
lui'utioat - : , ;
Bat thagb onr men of age and financial
aVH. ai I wea'th, are diorualed, except
he. a aad there ou, to be "Directors in Rail
xoadaa aai IBjUju, aid Boards of Improve-
mnt asi Utararow, naj wt not hope that
a tha fwlWiif lut or names there maj be
MA -i . . t ;
www. HV auuvit (XJualf la UUiBOaUODa
,li fergt f tU gmt aad nrrto-be-erlooki.
fbrgottnl or Ioghed at, Art 1
Sot oo of tbra baa tba honor to ba a Trut-
mi to bar tha libertj to ait b their
-ida aod aid them in concoction achemea
a J ranee tha iotereata of old Alma Mater.
thia taetropolie. there are a few rerj few, 1 it U too true, at least to tone extent. Itwi'lbere
we admit who tuight be deemed worthy in Lmemberad by ot readera, ti at the fcditor of thU
other liuiee, to be ooneulted ia regard to what-
e i er noght aid the good cause. There if one
Orge E. Badger, who i. ete a promiaing
joaog man, almost equal to some of the Fire,
There iaT.P. Derereax, Henry W. Miller,
Dr. Fab. J. (lay wood, Geo. Geo. W. Hay-
wood, Geo. W. Mordecai, Bio hard H. Bat-
tie, Kenneth Byner, Dr Charlee E John-
"to. Bat as it will not do te pmironitt the
Raleiffh Cliane xant th damoeraev of
o , - - r
! -eigh-w paaa it by, aod can call to mind
' ,ow OUi" aoro,a wao irom wtir "luo
Wltfc lb Uniferaity, and their standing in
,iet 10 discharge the duties
" aeeeptawy to tne instituuon,
and honorably to 'hem-elves. - In Wilming -
r rt rr iir u nr
'. r"- ' .r ,-r' U .
rrngv, ur Jamtt ti. AJuKton. uto. Uvu,
and ThomaM D. Jtftara. all anna of tha Uni-
... 11 i.
versity, we believe -all men of rray hairs
and of wisdom. -There are also in other
parUof the State, Messrs, David Outlaw,
. . '.. ... . .
Richard b.Vonnell, Jotol C. r-asAigto,
Edwin G. Rude, R. C Puryear, Jno Jfor-
wood, W. J. Bingham, Judg. Pearton, Gen.
3 - a
Docktry, IVm. B. Wright, E. J. Hide, Han-
ilton C. Jones, David A. Barvu, and many
others, who would, no doubt, be proud of a
aeat ia that honored board, but whose claims
cannot be considered in a midnight demo-
cratio cauous, aod who, therefore, can never
be University Trustees.
Tf IK. n. -Wild --nt this .rmnint-
incnt, we hope they may alwaya feel com
fortable, aud we suggest, that when they ap
ply for seals in that Honorable Body, they
'ball first send in their cards thus :
iyu-.Ai.C CAUCUS TUUSTEES
TUE SS-SlON OF 185tt-'7.
THOMAS SETTLE, Jr., '
Dr. R. DILLARD,
WILLIAM W. HOLDEJf,
R. A. HAMILTON,
J. F. E. HARDY.
OF,
Ye, to the 'auguage of that noble Ode on
, the .Mexican Preamble, just published in the
unrd, and which may be denom.nated the
' i .
the day :
Let the concentrated essence
"Of the very darkest dark
Be reduced to its quintessence
With which their" card "to mark."
,TIIE WEATIlElt AND THE MAILS, iC.
Oa Tuesday last the temperature of the weath
er eoderted ctaiaiderably, aod its severity con
tinued to abate throughout Wednesday ; but on
Wedne-dy nigHt about 11 o'clock the wind
cliaoged, and tbe atmoupbere suddenly becam
intenaely cold On rising Thursday morning we
foond there had been another fill of snow during
the bight to the depth probably of half an inch,
and since then the cold haa not diminiahed ia the
alighteat degree. If thia weather continues much
longer, God only knows whit is U become of the
poor aod destitute, not only in this city, but ia
other places where fuel conot be obtained at any
price. We learn that there are many destitute
families even in Baletgh. Surely there is suffi
cient chanty -among oar ciUsens to prevent suf
fering among tbe comparatively faw needy per
sons in this city:
- We bare received no mail North of Halifax,
N. C.aiuce Saturdiy last.' The, Western train
on tha N.C CeatrmJ iUilroa 1, brought oa a batch
of Southern papers yeaterday, embracing papers
from Wilmington, op to M ednesday evening,
and Charleston and Anguata, Ga., to, Tuesday
evening, all of which describe th temperature of
the weather South of us aa onpvalleled. -
The Halifax Bepresentai fa of Thursday says:
. llxaTT Snow iTaai. It commenced snow
ing ire od Saturday night and continued about
iweuty 'our hours; it fell to the depth of 16
lurhea ou a level and in the drifts it was from 4
o t feet deep.
The Wilmington papers all speak of a consid
erable W in that city on Sunday laat, Ou Tues
day last the Wilmington Ueral 1 says, For the
tirat tiox) within tb rw 4 lection of tbe oldest
iuhaUlnt, t C p Fr river w crusted over
this morning with a thia coating of ice." i
The Favetteville Obaerv-r describee tre cold
ia that 1jcb aa unprecedentedly severe. r The
Observer of Thursday says: ;-. . i . . ! r
Tlte tbemumia er on Tuesday morning rang
ed be'ween 2 above and 2 beta aero the lat
ter a poiut aa Vw aa ia ran? tube red by any one
her. On the 8ih of FeN-uary it reached
lltat figur. Y terday tbe thermometer
r to 40, rromiaing a geoerI thaw; bu in
t cmr-a i the uixht tbe fierce Northerc bUsta
returned, twinging with ibera a little more aoow,
and thia morning tbe mercury stocd at 10. ..
Sunday, night, says the Mercury, was not oHy
tlie cuhleat nignt of the season, hut the coldeat
of which we have any recoltecion i" Charleston.
At the Regis'rr's Office, the tlermitneter suck
to 12. 20 below the freexing point.
At Oxfrd. Ga.. on Tuesday evening the mer
cury fell to 4 above Sero I - : - . , ' .
O "" ' "' " '
He. Ramoirp, editor of the New York Time
anddd. Simonton. Washington corrapoadenr
b' the New Turk Tlmea, ba-e bo h refused Ui
testify before the 0ngreatoal IaTe-tigatinr
G-mmittee. Tt is al-osaid the S-rgaant-at-Aro
was -eekmg Mr. Cheater, the enreapaneat ol
the Pldladelphia luqoirer. but beeoold not be
iannaU baring eonchalart as vltbairasr.
AWFCLLT ' DISTBESSINO NEWS TE03I
I PETEBSBUBO 1 NINETEEN PEBSOXS
J - ppriTTrr tt r ppn7EN TO DEATH!
IO , w V j -
We learn bj way ot UolcuDoro: van m tele
graphic detpatch u reoeiTed at Weldn," 6u
Tbunday lt, atatiog that owing to a grea'
deficiency ia the aipply of .coal, and the ipten-
i uMt k. . k- KTNKTCKN FKU-
to ' sons frn. to dJih t We hoi &ie re-
In 1 urtm. turn out to be unfounded, but fear that
I PPr utJ n bia lt letter that tlie supply of
0041 waa nmrlj or qu?te out, and we knoiv ourwlf,
" T ZLZ
j 7 . . ,
TW0 DATS LATET. EUROPEAN NEWS,
. The steamer Ot of Waangloo urrired at
I New York oa Saturday Nat., bnneinx Euopeaii-
date to the 81st nlK, and ijuporuut news lrum
I China,
1 , .
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
A collision occurred a. Cuton owing to toe
seixure of twelve Britu.h aeameao- the lloogly
Biver. The Britwb-Coijsur interfered in tu
matter, but was insulted, and threatened with
Governmeut, was treated. with con-
j tempt.
I Hostilites commsnrwj on the 24th of October.
The Ibru at Canton were Uken, aud veral
ver9 desfoved.
I Lter advices state tbt - the bombardment of
I Canton commenced on the 27th Octob-r, All
tb, forU we nd dam,ge to pr.
I oertv.wis immense. Ths British earned the
P' fbref h:ns. ,htt Wi ,wU!itlieJl
I three killed and twel ve wounded. Tu-Chmese
j,.d r-wted all ffeii of co"i!iatin nptoN
vemher 4th. The foreign iactoriea ha l been
"t'd Di bV.wa ,w, F ' . nr'n;y
i Prufttna and hwi'iarland continue their orenar-
j atioosfor war; but recent iiitelliginc. waa fivor-
1 hl to an abate mente of Trua a demands
Wurtembereobiecu to the passage of Pru-Hian
j troops over her territorv. The Swiss Diet had
f" ke4 od tbe . PreAlent ma !e a war-
I lik mwh in nrhirh hn .keil armi!iAiaQ to Con-
tnct a Jem of tbirMiii'lia- .
I It was reportH that Bischief had consented
" lne P"PJ" suw iwhm w i.
frontier of Beaaarabia.
CORRECTION.
In onr last issue we put down Kemp P.
Battle as receiving 9 votes for Commiasiooer
of the Middle, Ward. Tbe name should have
been J. K.Marriott.
We understand that wo produced the im
pression that our fellow-citizen, James Liteh
fotd, Sr., ran for Mayor aa a Democrat.
I Now we did not intend thus to insult one of
i:
the beat Amerioans in the whole country,
aod we aincerelv ask his pardon for thia in-
:U8t;ce. It b a trreat pity we did not have
fifteeil thou8aBii more juak auch in the last
0uberD.tona,. elecfioil but there is no use
.gneTingom Bpim iua. : .
grieving over spilt
a .
We hope our townsman will forgive ns for
potting hiua in the category of Democrats,
and we make tbe amende AonorabU in time
to save his character.
PBESTOI CHANGE T THE BEV0LUT10N
BEGUN.
The Bichmond Enqu-'rer, (ays the Petersburg
Ini'lligentr,) after long and vigorous efforts to
crush out tie opposition to Foreignism --altar
the most sedulous and strenuous"Tabor to im
press upon the public mind tbe abominations,
dangers and horrors of Americanifm ha sud
denly become a furious convert to the doctrine
it has so bitterly been denouncing. Disgruntled
and inceneed at the idea of Virginia b-nug made
a field for po'on'xatiou by Immigrant As-oc
tions at the North and especially aud excessive
ly chafed by a recently developed project to set
tle upon ber soil a crowd of Italian and perhaps,
other refuges from Europe, it indignantly, pours
fourth its abhorrent sentiments about thaor?
element, aa embodied in said project, in the fol
lowing very round and decisive terms:
"The character of these immigrant opposes an
independent objection to their introduction into
tbe btata. Ijt ihe most pari, they are politi"al
culprili driven from Europe for ikeir revUuliona
ry violence, and fruh mm the inedi -us clmoi-
phere of torn , criminal colony. FACILE 'I N-
aruUMriN ia lisu&r.u, ur axti-av-
BY PKOPAU ANDlSii ! Some are ordinary
offenders against the aecurilv of life and proper
ty ; others are soldiers vhom detp-tiMn diamiaseK'
from its service tbe vagabonds of the earth in
the pay of abolitionism, and precipitated here
upou us to dshlrov tv e valne of our property and
tbe security of our iiisutunonK," . . . . . . . ,
We should like to know whether the American
Party has ever pp ken ,of "Immigrants''; in lahi
guage more severe than this? i a ,.
' : 1 ' -T7j
A STREET INCIDENT POETICALLY DE
SCRIBED. :" 5. -;! '
A full rigged maid of fashion, with bo 'pa all
boldly set, moved up the side walk gaily, observ
ed by all she met. The walk was very, wjd,
but the hooped skirts were much wider, and
'twere usleas e'en to ' think .of walking tip b
ai le ber. ' Her cheeks j were f red aa ro ea" her
face was all a -mile ; and her .trcd it was as
daicty a though earth .was all "too inle."" It
was her hour of triumph, and she idu't seem t
knew that a eoaatiug sleigh was aconHng st a
a reed not very sow. But it came, and ere sbe
lrew it, her f propa" were , kn ocked awny, and
she waa going down street . witv a buy up n hi
aleigh. The wiud it blew f ite roughly, turn
iug all tbe hoopa aback, and of prJy amothered
creans there wasu't ai y lack ; while the maiden
didn't know what ah waa or wan't akut, her
person mun resembled an umbrella inside out.
- The nassera atoDoed and . wondertd. as the
swiftly speeding sleigh devoutly kept onward, j
and liked it, and salely ' shied" his vied, with
his own feet pointing backwarda, and the maid's
thrown out ahead. They gaiued the level safely ,
and tbe maiden, full of wrath, Lioked back ir
arvsrrad silence apoo their travellei path.. Yu
good-for-nothing acmp." she said, "I've mind
t shak" you well." ." Your face was coved op
mem, and yon know I never'!!. t!l.M aaitl the
msting lad quite bohllv. and in a jovi-1 m nil
ba bowed aad said, Good rooming, mem :' you
lull ,mm fmt IM nn. 1 ,m A1A - ,
B DCH ANAIT A; BQGT7S DE3I0CBAT.
;;The fondwipV4nerfonnj.ea nni
oidedlylurd.liittipg paragraph,,': iay . the
Montgomery: Jlail, appeared in ihniNorth
Alabama Ri.r. f M !n Tfci. T?
I-. ' -V ' T -t--
T7. r-, ,v '
. ason is ine pgnner Jemocratioooun -
ty of the Sta fv j
rj.csDaiso uoxmxcsn Cosobshs.
usconie .to naaa aa w exnActAd Th th
cirrupt raerabera in .Cong'eKa being enceuraged
y tlie aud.rereed from a few bogs Dernocrats;
a Rrand scale. . They propos to construct at
HaiiMa . - i . .iw.tj
one road, but from thaencoaraffteiaiittKchaM
reorived frora, variona ouartera..fpom tha Sonth
" 'u?rouuu,,owB oi.anr.,aoey; nave cob- i tm .eyi, o a,yw -croci uuti-.Uill Ui
eluded to propose buili.ngthree railroads; which I recent amount and in the' Best ar t be ri
wiH cost at least: 4700.000.000- ' Thank God. I nvn; ) -i'lu.i-ki- ..:if n t - c .
a sne rresideotial chair, wiao
-wa if. the Senate sWi be werailed Upon
nen. ? it is rememoerea, centmnea tne
Railroada-it will be , seen at once, that tie
Maili that, Jas. Buchanan, President elect, prenowsly knowniuH.deo'iiieara-. .from
is unconditionally, and trrfiwotiy committed .t'Mj pugsfnere! ewtuUouf bfBcasii
to one of these, 'scheuaes. of : plunder jupon ! a & prohioit;the'rade.
great acale'Vr-to wit t one of tha . 'Paeifio- W Tbe trade of Cuba " in this coiumerjce; tho
declarations of the Register are .very impor-r U absolutely jmu'ch smaHer, than tif-ot Bra
tant. ; We cannot doubt but that the Regis.: 1 il The number of the, slaves iaVporte i itiV
ter will be One. of the : warmest "opponents of
the administration it has aasisted tt elevate
to power.. It w 1 doubt eas remain true to
the bemoeraoy, while Pierse. is there ready
with his ueto . si edire,, hammer, to break the
peena of oorrurvtion hnt it mi Ka 1 rtrAthr
different when a vn t plundering',' Paoifio
Railroad "acbeme,'' taking the .form of an
aet of Congress, eomes before Jaa. Buohanan.
ter nis approving elgnature.., i :u
uurra for tne ."good time coming, wnen
tne Xortb Alabama Jtiri-er shall diraat itji
. . v. . . J .
Heavy batteries against the plundering" ad-
ministration of Jaa. . Buchanan. Aurusta
Sentinel. . . ;.. :.
THE FUELFAMmE AT THE W
a usi vvuuauci w wo. great. buiu4jj iu
many. of the. Western cities on account of the
acarcity of fuel. The Louiaville Journal
w - -
saya that the last bushel of coal has disap-
peered from that market. There is, little
in the cellars of the eitisens, but none in the
yards of the dealers.-- At Cincinnati, coal
baa gone up to 60 a 60 cents per busheL
A town meeting faas been held, a fuel com
pany organised, a locomotive purchased and
placed on tho Zanesville Railroad for.: the.
exclusive tranaportation of coal to the city.
The Cincinnati Gatette relates several dis
tressing cases of suffering for tbe want of
fuel. We qnote : . , . " ? - ; '
One night last week on&, of our city offi
cial aaw a man come out of an alley with , a
load of wood on bis shouldera. He went np
to him and charged him - with, stealing it.
Tho reply was i have fto'en it. My ebil.
dren are freeaing with oold. . I have no wood
and no money; The man from whom I have
taken thia has pbentyof wood. When better
times come, X will go and - tell him what I
have done, and p-ay him." If you wish to. put
me iu jail, I will go to tbe station bouse with
J ou' without a troa-d but, sir, for Ged'a sake,
et me take thns wood home first 1' a Another
intanue was mf family near the intersection
of George and Mound-streets, who, from Fri
day last until .Sunday, were without fuel and
without food.. .The oonaequenoe of their pri
va'ion was, that on awakening' on . Sunday
morning,-, they found their . little tinfant five
months old lyiaog .stretched out dead from
privation and awld u :t : t . . ;. i
Col. Cbambero, in the course of some re
narks at a meeting held in Cincinati a.few
days ago to devise means of relief, ..said that
be bad visited the . Council Cbambtr in the
morning, where he witnessed the -.most sor.
rowful scenes. .There ha found fire hundred
men, .women and. children, not .beggars,, but
people with money in .their haodsseeking. an.
opportunity to purchase fuel...- -He had talk-i
ed with them, and beiird ; that ..tables.' bed.
ateads, and other fun iture had neen consum
ed to prevent children from per lsbiogi 'AJne
woman who bad been waiting, for boars, lot;
an order , for wood, t said : jJhe couloV wait ,
longer., i- Her children would perish and she
was eompelled to go to thftir protection. v i e
urged the importance of immediate and effi
cient action w ij io . j , --h.li aUtCr ii ."Ci .t
. - ; i !,' ti. 1 1 i i' i - ', '' , . : .'
3f , U yy ai FOR KIGN ITEMS. S. I. ih V
The following "strange1 story 'appeara In the
Gazette dea4 Tribunanx i y "' ;-
;" c- t ' v-i cfr.vt, .: '
."A German, nameq Aitenburg, a strolling
niu iician of the vil'age of Thiscrup, ip'Jutl"nd,
left home on ths 28th, with his wife and daughter,
to play at a wedding party - aV th neighboring
town of Holt," leaving behind three boys,iged
respectively : thirteen eleven . and ; nine. The
childreu,! who had great . repugnance to go to
school, deliberated among themselves as to the
best.means of freeing thenjselve from that dis
agreeable duty', and at last they resolved to cut
out their tongues.-" The 1y . of "eleven toot a
large table kaife, and placing himse'f before a
lookiug-glass, ha begged Lis elder brother to-do
it f c him, -aud the latter,', taking - bold -of the
tongue with a pijee of li oen between his fing-rs.
pulled the tongue forward and cut off a piece an
inch lone. V Blood flowed in abundance, and the
children b-cominggreat'y terrified, uttered pierc
ing cries - The neighbors rushed in, and seeing
what had taaen place, procured-m"aicai assis
tance, but though evei-y thine was done for the
cni'd that art could su.fjeat.his life is considered
iu danger. JJm -'.V-'t "V :'..'i'
'Dr..Lnderer, a metScal . man at Athens, an-
rl rui.cea that' .he haa. discovered a sovoreigB
soecifie agaiust sea-aickness. ;'. His remedy is to :
iva from ten to twel re drops of chloroform in
water. The chloroform, in moss easea, removes
nanea. and persons who have taken tbe remedy !
soon become able to stand up and get accustom
ed to tbe movement of the vesooi. ShooJd the j
hJcknexa return, a fresh dose is to be taken.
' Among five licentiates in law. who1 came for
ward last week in- Paris to take tha usual oath
required for a member of the Fmioh bar, one
wore a m MHtacha. n Jt of any great size, but si HI
qaite -pparent. ThC1 first - President Delangle,
baervingit, said ; MThe licentiate wearing a
m mitao cannot be admitted to take the O't."
The young man, on hi- ring this, iaamadiatly
withdrew. - v- - -
t ' 1 .a.-: . ; :..'-.,.,,' ..
-rr. . - - - ' I. , .. - . J - rSSSBmmammmSmmSmmmmmaummnMwmmwmmmmmmmmmmmMi
THE AFRfCAS SLAVE" TU T fi. 4
de; J Mmmnkom n'hte ou.uherMf .thVw
,4on tHat frojtn 18 l5;o (8 ) f h -re wero
imported aneeessively, yr by year.i'iito
L f"oa ?he '4 fi'll'rjii? b Mcfioi
vfi - .1.... , 1 7 iOii 1Q fiO. . .). ,. 4 in IO ttfi
I - t. WVV) MIIJT4, 41'J'AVV.;
i it wU be obaem-d from tlifijiir s ib
J fromi 1842 .to )845;the ;' slaVo) rSffi' tbVVu:
It 1 Ft!'jr 5cvuiug, wai, ai:-ny rate a
- ri uoaarr. wnereas in iB4t ir receueii mi ek
j .traprdinary impulse, ,'wliicb 'for Yuraai0ce
j Tejear neariyl'twb
the aA -rfk t..i-iA.: ...s. i i. .
t I tne 45riU8b markets to-lf raiilian suirara.
l 1 low, however, tLouifli th? uar tra le
- J retained all ite freedoiii.'tbe litwD-'riationiof
i . . - ' dr. --l"' ie.v-
tei W W-?Wf;'u Ahh it
I ?r? ra -.vopuv lib.of "amuie..iiiionatin
J Jvge In nrbportioa JO .its extent of tern'orv
I t0! Pl island during the ten '"yean ant'cififtd,
I we.re
I W 4W...MW, 1.0UU,. 8,tUU( ,QU, WU,.
I It will .be seen that these figures; preutaTkir tMfjs nsnamed
I singular, and 'nojt very expiroable Mitrt to
I those extracted above from tbe Hrazilian
I feaiaresvand, that i bey 1 indicate aouie .sources
I of, encourageiuent and discvura.e ent en-
lutelyjpeouiiajr. t
I - !a 'O1? iuw was eaooeuingijr targoj,
I 9 ne;1t .Jwlv. tlIMHt ,uf.v, eiua-'eu..uy 4ro
man iour-Uitns : ana in jow, me very ear
-I 1 ' al ' T;. ' IT . t1-- '
I wnen
I impul
lite lowest
nominal, extent. .', Neither did . u recover it-
Tt, 1817nTlS Vl,i.ii '
the? !'racil:an
i papo now tnaj iraiLi seems reaiiy qesifiing
I from the traffic, Cuba shows a very cou-ider-
W importation an ampoxtaio.ij macea,
1 ? : a.l - C v ' a 1 L. . al,..-. l t
snipaaamg.iur me uon.iiuw im w uerrnvav
1 the Southern continent. T .:v)&k
AWFUL TB AG ED YA IXJUI'.Le: ML'RDKUt
'": ' Our community was throwu it nrie.it exi ite
men Saturday mprtdtig .last,-V lis-'Very".iHa
two persons, John Haney and ' 'U wif-vF-mVy, t
i . i r ' .Tit! :' I l ill " H
both Irish,had been murdeml
tl thv i.igl.t jirevi'' ti,?
1 leh v was' f und '
about a mi'e from ' town,
dead in his botrse with bis iipck or Kn, the nKtiii
masnea in, aua wner, nuras. i viti'eiicf, hin-uj
i.' i . ii-v....
his person. doDe with ari axe. IIh wile was
found about seventy five . vrd fn iu their
residence in a dying condi t having many
cuts and briyaes on the h h:i'1 ehoi Id
era, from the' effects of w hich' a1; remain
ed senseless without speaking -ik1 extirel S ttHr-
day afternoon.: ' Strange a it nny pp -ar 'no
clue has vet been 'ascert ue-i a t-i wli nre
trated this hofrid. deed .of iil-n-l, -ty whirh two
unprepared souls have bee iiMM Te Mtito etertii'y
in the presence ot an avengui'.-isi-it! . .
- ' ; A'Mr fTr,Jd
Cold. Far every mile that w leave he tittr-
face of our earth, the tempeaiure f ill- 6 d-rit.
At forty five miles' .distaiic 'fr. n ,tbe a'1- we
get beyond the atro1 pliere, .and 'i tea;,- atrc.tly
'peaking, jnt. tbe Tegiutia ofa,p':ieB wsejteuij;
nerature is 226 degree bet w .i-V, VtI Ti-rV- cl 4
reigns In hll its pWeri !jriii- fd5.;i ff fmiitt-n-e
old -may ;be Toriiied by atatitig- fUn ':'vT'e ir'feates
cold obefved fri-m the Arctic Cm-le U fro 4(1
to 60 degrees below seroTfnd dere.ni vy 8ur."riH
Irig effescta ,are prodiicl; i tlie ln?iiiical labor
atory, the greatest cold that,. , W"iC ij pnwiuce ia
about 1150 degrees bly w a ro -At rJU tVuera
ire4 carbonic gas btoonies i Bofid - ubrtHfice likj
show.' 1 If .touched, it' p aHucerf ' t i.e ' Vina eii
fect ori the skirt as a 'mf-li'it cinder ; bfi-ters
the finer like a burn. MQi kHrV'r'wrcUry
freeaes at 40 Hegreei t below the riipJf ttiv'ii
which: .water! Ireesee:' -.The: uljd- lie .rcwry mhj,
then, be treated as ;thr :melj1fraerelv.ntn:
'sheets, or mate ir to puot is ; .ucU f p t?tna w; .idd.
however, melt in '.wiser'lae "pii'm ice- t U
pretty "certain th it trpty' liquid ai.ctra th;t we
are acquainted 'with wiiuhl btn-mv)j HiV' i'ejtV
pnaed to 'the Cold of the rgins oT Waoa TW
gas we. light onr streets witii .whiuh. aoiiear-URf,
wax i oil -would be iu realitv a-li Ard a a p ck "
pure "pirit. wldch ,we j1X.'-'vw.-jrt'8o'iilifiilT
f would appear like a bloo- of trtttip.i-v utry-tU
hydrogen gas would bMv-m qtifteUjl, ai d re
semble a metal; we bhniild fie bletV t tirrt hufer
jn lithe like piece of ivj'irylanjf th frraht
odors of flowers won'd hkv : be a fe hoe lie
tore they would yied perfume -Tbeae'are a few
of the .astonishing effects of wW.?. ? ' p- if,V-Bi jj .
.". ,.:- .-.-.! ' er.itS'iims-pr&s.v.-
v ' STATISTICS OF HK Y EAR 156
; We gather he f-lKwivg fact- fri in a Mu'abef '
of tables published in the Xew 'Y rk Herald ,.'
' During th,var at -if j llo jeNiii were
killed and 639 wounded l-y 142 railr.-f d .-cr iiieiits
in the United Sut-s. Anuu-g tlie krlk-d ere
29 enanoera and 28 firemen. D-itiu 185 there
were 195 killed and 620 wounded iy 143 unita
aecidenta:, v;'J ' V?-
$ Ther were 89 firea fn the 't7ii'eVl States i
1858, which involved f the hr . 4 88 ive' Iii
1 855. there were ..only .62 fi-ei 'w h( riV.'bsfjof. li
occurred, and- the numberof jperaotia Just was
but 119 ., V ,-?.? ''.j.' -;.'-r: ..." ':
- The number of fires in . the ,U iH.t Stte in
1856 (where the loss of property; wia v t $20,r
000 at each,) was4 227 sv'ttl tb'e acgfg;f i, ew
$21,156,000 "agut a'. I an t f 1-1 049 000 at
19S fires in. lo55.V?Add s i theab wthe i.ni-ituit
of property deatroy-Hl by ri tC xrr Hiacti io ,
stance the loaa Vast lens (Ivuv . $20 000 a yd th,
aggregate -would be increased t W .biij.lv $27.
000.000 in 1 856 : and! to $ 18,050,000 1 1 855 - J
The number of seArh'-l ac--iilfnt-i r 1856 '
was 29- -pef sons kills-? S58. wirtl:"127; The
number' of accidents in 1855 rf27 ItU'ed 176r
wounded -10145-i5 -x 'kyit'J, -U-i'f : v r;
- During the ver 1S5. there arrived at ?few
York 141,a,16 foreign ewsir witn i wtlnliiiz 5-V855 I,
from uermpy.fWinim ireia'a Z3,b9l
' 'Thirty revlntionary soltrie sdted ta.the Uiuted
;tatea1n' 185.-'"Vf .-;v j.'
. , ;-'
" 8ncX-A Pi; Hiax l-r-T Demofrata Nortft
prefer that anaaT ii?&wfa&jJUvk'p-.-aa
e Free SUte. ami tl iVru'-THfa vaitir p;e-;
fer that it' thould come in 'aa Slave .Sijte ''
' - n : ' f;'"" ? r - f5 T
; At last ths plain and ' juw q lv'.i.l adn.f i :
of the eifsting-dlff-Teric tif .-W i ki fnJtwePn -ti
Northern and Southern D m-jsakrv ta beeh h.
lUctantlv wrong finta otie otL? lii f iirgaos ol
Sag-Niltia(n Uk tha3outh.VIst "irk,in "ioj
;;:BETJlIBUTlNrsEXLiNUfA!
i " i SERENADE. , il
.4; The Rochester.; Urnon deems the follpw
I' tf. onirnaifa . l' '- .. . . '
ue. eootemptible, pracUoe aerenading
1$ :born.v tin.pana,) anf, WheCdiaoirdant
strumentsjnewlyinarriedfpeo
t.k j prevaens int Uiis;jooo-vvOne.jtoolt
iq au auwininff sown lass weecinxmon
h r iitrt got;; theorst (Of A; bldjj
- - 'J f,V' Ui :Jen thebnuae'a;wpeijifpjt..axjme
reiipeorable phjpaia.,fnj((
, 1 - . .. I r-r-m-t nr.TTCTTT is
a gntleman residing some, distacee away.
VTitle she was making, prepajaons.'foi; (the
yeddiog, it came .to r-nar.tbntji patt of
young: fl lows wir making ready, to serenade
he weddins party, wit tin' nans. slnd. borns.
She applied to the!, .doctor' for. .Mnceand si
Vrescripji9nC'?'H gtjfWiM, fiWCff
f iepioac, which, she .mutei
mr inn inviran miaara . .. . r . . ... .
Tbe night of .the wedding; eameanc with
it Ithe. tinrnan eMnadersf iThe ' marriage
ceremony;, bad searcety been periormed be
fore the,ej- of ; ibe .bH.Wegropni and j
guests .were saiutea wi &n most niaeous souoas
from withbot.f:r Tbr'tdotr;9atr jyt wa's
bet to invite the out
to sfp ibeir nqise, ; He aoordraglyl appear-,
ed at i he doo and politefy iRTd eseren-
aa?rs 10 xpoe a. voo. jtnswoaw aw;
cepted, and tbe bride,' 'w th a.egree of nTaa
naaiiuity altegetbee ojqepe, pt9
wiod ajud cake witn let own! hands, ''They
of w bat, they bad done-conquered by kind,
nens. ; They had, acaroely jred' their res-.
pei?tiye home befcreibey jero seise4' with
sickness at the tomaehfc The doctor, , who
I had put up ie prescription, nao- aaosen
cans ai uoue auu au uia, lupv uoccou
10 u .umicu iu uuutr maoMor. ,:.
r a
. had caused their firs uneasy symptoms.. uTh
verdict of decent people iu tM neighborhood
onue.
irufii r tilts cifisTi
f ! TOM -THUMB IN PRIVATE
LIFE
A hnnsefffpr in the ateamihio Persia.'
,'wbicn
on her last trip to Uverpool : had Tom Thnmb
among her .pasHengers, writea, to the New York
I Everything has passed, of, harmoniously with
ou' pleasant and numerous passengers, among
whom. 'OcosraT 'Tom Thumb ,-has figured most
"conspicuously " free from ' th'e annoyance of Mir
' de met, he has been oa uectt in ail weatoera, ana
wiul ni lania-ruonar ccw, ciuia wpi anu uii,a
?, . , ... ' , . . . : '
bouts, has played 'the .' part . of a. miniature tea-
captain, often, witn a- cigar , neauy as Jopgas
hiaiselfinhis , month; wMeh.some .of.thf full
'grown amokeni vejoi.Jneli uj l$e .deck
to afford the important personage a liight, not S
meal hu the' General ndssed, and after dinner
He sips bis wine with as much gusto as any bon
tivSnt.' u Nor are theBe the only aCcomplishmentf.
which the tiny thing can boast be plays au eifi
cedent nana t - ny i game ?er. earaa in, wwens
rci usement he . passes much v. of , the time, aid
speaks of .bu. losing and. winnings srjtn oe ale
of i'mio of thr world!" atvI'says'Hhat bis only
'drnks brandy 0"ca?ionJly. Hearing and see-
ns n ta oroagnt us so- me conoiuaioo low ueu
eral Tom'Thdmb is a" fast specimen 'of Young
Arperic Who has affbrdad the passengers a vast
finhl f rnutneqt.fi 'uOi, pity, that his mind
fould botihave .better; icn5atiooritii not
without conaiderabl-capacity,' "r, ; , -' ' ,
j . A $hoht,M,istaxx The . Cincinnati Com
m'-rcidVel .tes a New, Year's affair n that place
fojiewjiaJ Inic'ir'rp't'' fntarred
man1 iii ?a 1'fiit ferldedlvi aubrersive of moral
iul'cfciptei UectcyoTha. persod .In question
iuuirimseii ime dainty bi Jot oaasns, sparx,-
ghe,jew-,
o wgan t
ladr whom he supposed
md eoerved- theni 'he 'waS'diamayed to learnth"t
Ytt.tf hd nni feaWhed herv 1 Ba torocseded td tha-
welerV,iuf flielbrViw' closed; and be wee
cuopBlled-io linger in. .suaphse, .VGoing to his
uwn Irume bift.wue:tapreilijan usually tuaaxod
him; fa thbeauCul Wf :had. aent The
itoatfer "W4S ejSplaijed. ;(Thf eatlenian ana;)I
renMence were known to i the. jeweleri'.who did
wot Veadf hat biul 'rnUlaid' the dlrectiim ' where
the cket whs to be sent, when .supposing It all
riiihthe had ' forrded them to his reaideSe
j. here - tins lady naturally iracei red them aSJa-Now:
Y ear' present Intendedjfor heraeliV but who,- ba
i ri r of .a very jealous temperaojep V: td &hbeen.
awarctf thSittf pv f be, cewoaia1.nava trea
ted her chtje mit,t'a regular old-fashiohed. fhajg;
down" as a commencement of jth'e neweaf.
Aftef fully ubderBtandjng nW matbjrs1fere,1i
rfiveTa rblonzedwh'sde7!i "W aa.'devilisli
Jjickyi Wiloquised hei H that I didn't send a'vote
wuusnem, c-a-ia Ay.-Jiiv v-t
vf At Vbbt Shabb. .Psnxsooror-iAt'1- thl last
Sute election in ;Miatiiaaipr4r, th Fowgn; nattjt
aucceeded iu all the .Congressional '-Districts f x-!
cept ine wnicn was carrieaJ ,py. aao; .mer-,
who elected Mr Lake: vine1' tha latter
prty Wy one-fifth of .the.' Kepreeentati vea 1 In
CMigress, while'tbey 'polled over two-fiftha of
the votes of tbe states But even this inadequate
representation, waa more than tha liberal Foreign
.L-Ki! tura was willing- to allow, altiuat. lately
taken Lauderdale,.a Strong Foreign county, front
vr
an' her .District and added it to t4tq, spas to
overpme Je American majority aq aepore vne
party of ahy .lreseiifative at alf Itttngreasf
This is the party that Vapors ' so rgrea'tly .about
A merican proscription, "and; ' pretends- to uphold
the equl rights of ; all classes and of citiaons; of
very party Baltimore, XIUjpeT4-Us1 c&-?p:
i lUacttovAar 0ATOT-Thei editor of the
xiperstown N Y.' Journal, PKbinao pa-pt-rj'soeaks
as fotlowa of ltheSeei of bis eratc-
i ftPthi lata eanvaak r.tVvC.? J
np " sjme time before we did f ' We uade two
rpeecbe in tbia toWn, ahdJ-berS the Democrats
got licked" ftwfnJIyi Wa spoke from ana of the
pulpua iu . BurUngtoe and r'thnnder. waa, the
rtLmlt- t Wa attended one tamHot atMilfnni. aaul
P-ere i X)ernocrata gdi rJcn.?FV'W
.'VVe wrt otjt to Bichfietd and talked an. b'ir
ana a naii o a tun metHiDg. una at wo sg-
eel Spent a day and half fn ''making a pU
gnma'e to JlQrris; and ibera thai !untarrified
are (thraLed j out. of ihejr AooafcBpoke -one
night ati yefiford, and , we assured that .onr
pxr h had a good 'effect So weabond tldnkl
In stwitfe prb.eseraoVreptin
i-Jer to aendthern to a .young, lady, w
Ins wife. '. Visiting -the 1
i wo or. lofeo wcra.a oeiorn voe eijecwoo, we ce-i-".1irl
matipD' anp 'more fviTitiraT anmrW..
nre'tfoijir corivinbed th at wev shoula Kve 1 held
jLarga uoraaae ot crpoBiitoa, maKxxty. -
. K stt im.i. 85! ifimm.i. .T -.r, j
'
t Iletrry Halfourd, the etnio.ut 1 1 J2 1 iuf!. ' f
nJay: "--Of the gret number to' wb.n it '
tea teen si? Dainful nrolMtL'.l . i.r. i '
HI
2Ti 1 'aurpn-4 tUat seas? hm rj . v
append tymctant , u g0 to, thf Uu jU.Teted .
country from whose bounw ua .L.. i
Jturnai' .. ' f
'ail! '"i't'r UUitttr The
Angel .uabaeL" rmnr!-.n-.i .1.1 a...-".'
Wrr.-Pa oo.nj,; 'LateinUllieuce fr-Mn 1) Hue- ;r.
rara iMounces his deoaaae at eh imihI.iu... .
was dywqttW-hia ge about V ' Qr waa wU . V
known in New York, a- r , - ' - -
tj 4 r. i" , " , - .; ; . .
- BtSTonT J. OoCBTXOO A i seatlamaii m '
""""V" coiony in rtoVeroaef.', Jiw duwixe-
AoqamUnoe, being reproved by a W Hyfhio I ' ? '
ed bjkoe for -omty 'Ucau h- uf tuM ; v
i.mvtu' i wiuhmi. mr' mil iinri'ir
tj i " i .I, . ... . . r : . .
A P1SFU VIP fiRKinl a 4 UU ,.. " -
1
fsiaa" weald remain aaJer th- e-ire f a -lUa- '
sireeiMebraath; when, by using IS Uui or av
rnoi sajra-rsowBaa' aa a deotiiriee iroal I oat al .
tSndir lt swfat bat U-viUs teat h winte ala-t j
,th nhjeotie S 4-lio.te t'isir friends
jrm never msauoa it . Pour a .la rts'. drop of ' '
Balaiiny.ttr tooth braahaa j wa.fa the teeth night
aad ataraiBf . A fifty seat battia wUl lMt a vamrl r
i -AiBiO.UXIj?DLmlPr.Btii- l. .
aaquired.! by. ustnt the 'BaLa o a. Tnun.n
FLawaas.' ft win
las front the skiai leavlor It of a aaft an4 r.
Ame, W-et tewth'Soar on ttre er three drops
aai wwbthefMaiht aalniorniav.t ,-.'-iBAYINO
MAOg Adr,Vfe ,y.r .haviag.
brosha etther.wsrui r eold water aoar oa te .'
r thras iraSs at Balm ar a Tnn.. ... '
nity Tf plid,:ftc a m Koent's refl t m;-T- i
, AhM rl,nirf bp-kai , a c m n .o-l nu
I haaiA L tL. i ae ' wy -
aaa,"reb ths beaid wall; aad it will oske a beau- "'
Mfal selt latkar, taaehfaoHlutisi tne eparatiee ' '
ef;skayiaaf ' Priea: oal Fifty eata Uatfara at
eaaatarfejta. -.i.fSS raaalua anes sigaed Sr. ,
. '. Jodfer Male if aU Druggists,
V''epl..lf,--lem'v;jj ,v i
i--.-, .ww inia. .
77
w.v vv vxxuaviaumau atumrano '.i. t
Ti? Company, ;.v-,;-v j
il -Tf TUB) ANNU IL ; MEfimo OF THE
XJL Nrtb,,Calina Motaal Ia$orauSS anpmy, .
lTrJ - " M Heisg proa,er , . -eieoted
lirwtars aad Olfiiers.&r the eiuulai'
yaeti-':-'v.'?- :. .t - i ,. . ,
i 'X tf 'i '?'r'4. 'MBjeCTOBll;-'..1 '- T '..
':,' Benry D: Tuner, Balslfbi
ru ano. M.;mUiaas, (I do. ,
t.Htobli:.eW.l;-
r.ii v t ...i. j. - 1
'. jKsrapF. Bittle, . .
do.
':'Ti'.'
de.
u 'James W. Towlss, i. - ' da.' .,'
i rJasaea B. Hoyt,' Waahmgton. f I
j AlsxanJar MitchaU, Neirbrs r .
HTW.Wlliingten,
. . John M. Janes, Edeoton. ,
;H W.s W J Oriffia,' Elisabeth City, '' '
:F. F.' Jagaa, Plymoath.' - '
Ui - W. -. HarralL, Miir freesboroV ' :
,,-f ,
- i v
't ri;
. , 1 JJ. riUiauu, ,ChariotU. , . - , ,
y. :j George Ai dmiU, Miltoa." t I V
iO,F. Lang, ttillsbro :
1 Jeaeph Whiter! Aosoa Ceaaty. "' ; '
i i Jeala'Beaar,'-' Saleat. 3-t .--v ' ' ;-J
A.-T.BiaelAabevUle., ,.r ..-
f'iVy;-OFcawa OFTBE COMPANY., j
T. lhSmifimdmU. i.-i'f
.1 '
; aieawy a nrnsrr rt ata," f' ' -
, J-n H.,Bryaa, ttray,., , . ( ,tf ,
a Hamdan, rtaalta. Sultry aad'TVaamw- .
vT. B.Salby, txifftcw i '. " "
Jno; mjfmimmM, I i Exeedtlve Comodttee.
C-W 01 Batching s, y i a-u i ',
iTaiaCatasanT. has beea Ia saeeesaful oor.rJAB ,
oyer. ',0 years, and continues te taka riaka utxia n .
fffjP" ft 8ute (l't -t'i ,
Mills aadll-peBUns Diatilleriea.) upou Uvorabla
Mr taJ fta Pnlliil-a ' . (
ing to f 4,897,649, a larce portioa of whleh la ha .
cMJty ka, u4M present bapital La otar dareo
Hundred Thoasaad Doliars. ba bouda oruu-rivaa. ..
.aired. ,
tJ an -Taj-aga w 01 loaurance upou ths plan or '
thiaXbsapaay baa been less than eas third of eae ; :
per epeeajaiuuav Mia-gratlea-ef property em
4. AU MBasraucatiene ia Mfsra-ea ta lnurua ,
h4.Mdrassad to the Saorttary, peat pii. ; j
4 M-Oreicip 5,:.C dsro fas 14000
TKA L B . IMtil' C tbe' , Aiuaal v
1 iUeetlncortae ff. C M I i'ja..n- . .i i
the I4tb iaai., th Board of Du-sitoVii -t m dkt-" ;
Ugeeitkeotsv'iaatiafiai aa aaaiit'it I",!
par oeata ail ejaasplrad Preoima Nw. ia the '
lM-M.Jir..S K t.anl aa v
rWSP'Kl P:Sat- )a all aa'tpir.l Hrelai- ,'.'
nut Ba ob im ztn tav or Jair
Winter Arrangement, f ,vf
1 llaielgh & 'Oatgton.'IliLilrdad Co
Oiv'ip After' uq's bxr: j jAri nr,
the Narthern Trsia wilil Savs tUleiga daily.
Arrive at Weltlaw at H
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Amve at Eabtirt a; a . , - .- . . 7 JJ d i
MaUn. eoaaeetiea witk taa WilnalarLuu TrA,
both ways. ' ' -. ; '.. .: ,.-''" M - : f
. -TOSw" an oraaa'asi at rrsntiBVa. )
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. v as. r u. ruuii. .Tiaaac Anni.i ,
ffTIUli aadertigaed wiU, salt at pabUe' Aoadoa, .
'11 oa Monday 9Udar of fab' r aact i th. ' -1
sidenee ef the late Charles Lttttaloa, Jr .eft' "
Bowa Street, the satire sleek ef FECI t Tit kg J,
eoneistiog ef: Apples; Fear, Cfcarrlas, .P ams,'
PhAprieew,QinS,Or4j,rMr8Wrnos,
aaberpee. CrrBtev aai tiraa if .eae Plaau,, ' ,
Evergreens, Ae., with thousand f ottar Plaou, V
Ylaes, Trees, te not noatieoett., , Te a parson
wisain to'go Ute the badness a rre epSwrtaol
ty Is effra4.t lha- pracaiaaa wUl be rate4 U
aay peraott wisbiaj to eoatisaa uo b isUe r -,
r ;v; fC. tU'ffEito4,Jr; dw'i.
For Sale or ltont.
fTOE heat DreiUsg Heu-e afcd Ut kdjalnV1"
-X ;theiet's JE. 0. ttayweod; Eq i sod latoly"
occupied by M. JT, F. Askew; f j jt - ,.
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Amariaaa eibM SeeiSiy. of ail Situ Sad b.adis.
an aJaat;Ue Famer's HaiL ,Ji new saoor
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