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A DIICRACCTTL SPECTACLE.
Lasgatg u bol baejnate lo express
ike d tpisl excited bj the disgraceful epeeta-
ela bow preeea'ed bj tbe boJj called the Uoo-
jrresa of the United States, but wbicft
f.. ..? k; threaten sever to
uu VVVI
become a Congress, bat to eontinae it u
now, a bodj fcot little better tlien ttato'f a
moK. and thoa let the GoTeremeit iUrre oat
aod cease to exiat. Tht each a acbeme aa
tbe lat er u on Toot among certain men at
Washington we hare good reason to believe.
Oar intelligent correspondent from Washing
ton informed aa three weeks ago of tbe exiat
eaee of soeb a plot, and anbseqaent event
have abundantly corroborated hia assertion.
3Jr. Pogb, of AUbam,'baa cpenlj d eel wed
that tbe present a' ate of affairs is jast what
be would have desired for the accomplish
ment of bis disunion designs, and expressed
tbe with that be bod never wonld organ ii-,
or in other w- rda, bat the Govern m;nt should
be destroyed. If Mr. Pogh's wish should be
granfird and members sleeted to Congress to
preserve and admiois'er . the Government
should wilfully destroy itteoold a worse re
ah have been produced bj an anned band
of traitors! And whatever it may be legally,
is it not morally treason 1 We not only
think so, bat re of opinion that it it maeh
more disrepatable treason than whtt is de
fined legally as treason. The open traitor
in arms against bi couoiry, baa counted tbe
chances of being made a hero of bj success,
or swinging a a. rope end, in tbe event of
failure, and alihoogh a bad, aa is a bold man,
who uxij command a quasi respect, jast as a
higha man eommaods a aort of respect while
tbe robber of a hn roost u locked npoo wi h
onuiitig tied c n'empt snd l hiog.
Ttis moral treason which is proposed br
certain parties elected to Coogica, is a sneak
ing trea oo. a treason which if successful will
ccomjLh tbedestrae'ienrf th government,
while a failure would sot expose te esrresses
of those m ikio'g tbe at'emp: to tbe slightest
risk: " "-
Give us thrn, we say, the bold tra'wor in
arms, wboui we, can meet in open day, and
kill io ba tie, or on a gallows, ra ber thio
tbe mole like, traitor who proposes to euder-
utioe the foundations of tbe GoTernojeat with
out the risk of exposing his per.-oo to any
dsnger. Bold, ara-in-band treason, is inCu
i'ely less dangerous than this sneaking uu-dergroiod-vorkiog
'reason which u prcposcd.
And jet tbe Democrats elected to loogrea,
bo are cocstant'y denouncing tbe Black Re
publicans ai trsion, bate failed, when they
btve hid an oppor unity, to avail themselves
of it, when by vrgaoisLg tbe House by the
election of a eoneivitive, aatioaal Speaker,
thry would have eru.-hod ibe at temp', eponly
acknowledged, to starve the Goveruuilat to
dca b. In ober words, the Dcmoera's would
rather sud the Government to Davy Jones'
Locker than lose its i fSee or see tbe corrup
tions a- d villainies of their party expoecd 1 1
P.. Since the eSoewswntu owe see that
Mr. Sni h. of hi State, h-s received on one
ballot teeo'y-stx votes. Ii tbe Demoorats
will gn ia a body to Mr 8aiith he may be
elee ted Speaker. M r. S. has made no record
agaioat Leoomptoa, and t a lavebolder aod
the represeatativa of a large alavebolding
district, lie is, too, a man noted for strong
conservative and national principles. Will
the Democracy elect him t .Votes verro$.
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TI1E STA5DABD OLOWI5G HOT AD
j COLD.
We extract the following from' the last
Standard : ' f
"We repeat that It fa in tbe power of tbe South
America member, if tbey will vote with tbe
Democr.ih, ttt put any errtrvative man abead of
Sherman. By putting such a wan ahead of Sher
man thsy will compel enough aiti-Lecompton
Dem-icrau to cosoe to bis support to defeat Sher
man. Theee anti-Leeoaptoa Detaorratiti mem.
bera wera elected by Democratic cntiMiencie,
wbo am with tbe admintatmion of Mr. Buchanan
on all qnertiona except bis Leoomptoa policy; and
thee mr ro bera bmm that their constituents would
P'efer a onnd national man for Speaker, to the
Black Republican, Hierman. Tbey will not dare,
when tbe qucatii-a U fully and Anally presented,
to vote for Sherman. i
JCowJot it be remembered that the Stane
dird, io the ease of Mr. Gilmer, oonsxlered
this opposition to the' Lecompton Dili so fa'al
an objection" to .htm, that it should exclude
him from the speakership, although Mr. G.
tcted with the Democrats ia passing the
"Eoglish Bill," and although tbe Standard
itself, is, in a certain contingency, commit ted
Dong-
for the
presidency of tho United States. Under
these eircomstanoes, is it not a little strange
to hear the Standard talk in the ease of the
anti-Lecomptpo. Dtwuxratt, as if their oppo
sition to LeoompUw was altogether a second
ary matter, which could be thrown aside with
the greatest ease and indifference. If the
Standard is not lamentably ignorant it knows
that one of the principal motives of the Dem
ocratio party in Congress for adhering to a
Demoera'ie candidate for tbe Speakership, is
by tbe elec'ion of snch a man to get an en
drrsatioo of Mr. Buchanan's Lecompton pol
icy and that it is grossly absurd to expect
men elected solely on tbe ground of their op
poeitioo to tbe Lecompton policy to co-operate
in the election of a man who endorses it.
Bat for the opposition of these Democrats to
Leeomptoa, ibey would never have been
where they are now, and wre tbey diredlj
or indirectly to dt any thing which looked,
like an endorsement of the Lecompton polio j,
tbej wonld grol betray and misrepresent
their constituents, and all this the Standard, if
not la men tab! v ienoran. knows fall well. , So
far then from the potting of some Democrat
ahead of Sherman securing the defeat of tho
latter, it would in a very 6hort time secure
bis election, for enough of the anti-Leeomp-
too Democrats to elect Sherman will go to
him as soon as the contest is narrowed down
to a choice between him and a Leconpton
Democrat. ' : -
fTfTe position then of the Democra's in Con
gress is this Their party have stuek tho
eountry in the mnd aud mire in which it is
now wallowing, they are unable cf themselves
to get it out of tbe predieiment io whioh their
paity corruption and folly have placed it, and
rather than eo-operate in tbe election to the
Speaker's chair of a Southern slave holding
Oppoaidocist.'thtj w:ll rUk the election of
one who baa endorsed tbe vilest compendium
of treason and murder, yet brought to the
ligt of dsy, and who cannot, as they charge,
be elected at a cheaper cost than imminent
danger to ths Cons'itution aud ibe Union.
What impudence and foil j then is it, for
Democrats wVo have insul'ed Sou'hera Op-
po.ition:6ts to ask them to pur a Democrat
ahead of Sherman, in order that on the next
ballot be may beelro rd!)
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APRETTYUTTI E 8UM.J
John Browns foray info Virginia will -n-
tsit upoo that already deeply indebted S ate
a large addition to tbe debt, and of eo use no j
inconsiderable increase of tsxes now onerous j
in tbe extreme. Already Jl-'W.OOO has been
appropriated to pajtbe expenses of tbe IIr- j
per s ferry campaign, ana in naiuon 10 icai
$500,000 have been appropria'cd for arming
t?e Sute. To this end, there will be a la-ge
armory fir tbe manufacture of anus of all
kind established. The annual expensra of
working such ao establishment caonot fall
much hhort of $200,000 a year. So that cal
culating the interest on tbe stock to be issued
for monej borrowed to pay the $150,000 al
ready spent, on tbe $5K 000 to be raised
for -4ne erection of the armory and tbe requir
site machinery for it, and on tbe f 200,000 of
anon A expenditure in working it, we shall see
that the Usrper's Ferry raid has adJd f 51,
000 to tbe acuoal interest account of Vir
gtmo. !
PRAYERS FOR COXGRtSS. . j
We would respectfully inquire by what
authority tbe Prajer for Conprita" is now
offoted by the clcrjry.' No suob thing as Con
gress is in existence. There is a Senate at ;
one end of the Capitid, and a inob at the otli-r
er, and that's all. We hope we ail not be j
deemed presumptuous for suggesting that irH '
stesd of the prajer fir Congress being offjred, :
a special supplication be aiade for tbe speedy
conversion and reform ition of the men who,
instead of organVng as one brsncb of Con
gree, have turned themselves into a uiob.
We cannot conscientiously pray for'(Jon-"
gTcss," cow, and we won't do it that's fist. (
NEW Sl'USCRlUEKS.
We return our thanks to Mr. Jno. J. How
land, Hunter's Bridge, Lieaufort county, for
a club of ten new subscribers, and to many of
our friends io other portio ts of the State for
new subscribers which tbey havo lately sent
us. Among those who have been most ener
getic and untiring in their endeavors to sus
tain tbe Register, snd wh) have at various
times sent us clubs of new subscribers, we
feel under especial obligations to Mr. W. II. !
Hood, of Eals Rock, Wake county ; N. Ai 1
Ramsay, Eq., Fitttboro', a bold, chivalrous !
and talen ed young Whig; E. H. Straugban,1
Esq., of Chatham, and Dr.'J. P. Bryan, of
Kinston. - . . ' ,
DIBECTI3IPOnTATIO!C. )
' We call ibe atteuttoo of merchants through
out the State to the advertisement in another
. , x rt n t i f. n "
column of Messrs. O. O. Parsley & Co., of ;
Wilmington, offering for sale 2,000 bags. Cof- '
fee, imported bj themselves direct from Rio
Janeiro, io a Southern ship. JMefara. U. U.i
P. & Co. say tbej will sell it at priocs which,
will compete wi h New York. . Now, if our-
u.vu.i. ui , cucuurage uixco IUJpr-i -
tion, tbej have bere ao opportunity of doing
so in the important article of Coffee. Send
on your orders gentlemen.
1 i'wW1 o eerain contingency, cob
l to tli .opport if .oti-Uoomptoa Mr.
or.tni-LwmptoniMr Wise, 1
RESIGXATIOX OF JUDGE CALDWELL.
Tho resignation by Judge Caldwell of his
sest on the bench is much to be regretted, in
asmuch as it will be difficult, if indeed possi
ble, fully to supply the vaoaney caused by
that act. . Judge Caldwell was one of the
ablest Judges in the country, and in him
were united great legal learning and a stern
unbending integrity which flinched not at the
fullest discharge of all the duties of bis "great
office," for "great" is the "office" of a learned
and upright Judge. . ' X
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. CONGRESSIONAL.
In the Somite on Monday, Mr. Doui;1iis t poke
on Iim rsolutin to prevent tbe invasion of h StaU
Iy the people of other btatf. He said the JJrown
raid was J.h naiuriU .and legitimate result of the
doctrine of the R"iublican prtjr -" ex plain td by
tneir platti'rm, tooksr rmnannieU, etc. and espe-
riall.v by their leaders in and out of Conyres.
Tbe halt was danwl thmneed dunnj hi (peach,
M r. Fesspnitn, of. Maine, replied, dfnyiojr that
tne Itr,uhIicn party wre reriponsible, ana would
favor the adrUn of legislation to preventsimilar
mtrmr9. Be iniimatel that Mr. Douclss wsin
iluenccd hy ulterior roolives in making a peech at
this time upo a suhjeot which waain the bands of
an tnvetiiravtnj commtrVa
Mr. D -usrU responded, reiteraUne hi rhar'!
araint tbe K publican party, and del'enJiag sla
very. Mr. ToomVs obtained the Boor, but cave way to
a motion to adjurn
In tbe I1'uh, Mr. BHrkdnle mado a porh in
drifpiice of thi South. , lic reiterated tho sentiment
tnat h was in rav of redwing the lnBuguration
ofi KcrNibiican president
M'. trin made some remarks, which put the
Jluu-e in t"od humor. Hit view?, f r tbn most
irt, were oonservalivft, bu claimed lha right to
prohibit slavery in ihaTerntone.
. SenaUir Toombs, of Georgia, on Tuesday, gave
lit viws of tlie Irrrpressibl Confltcv the pre
sent state of the country, and tho consequences to
the country of the election of a Kepumican frei
dent. The conflict between the two sides, be said.
u not pro?px tive. It had lrcaly becun.
More in sorrow than In anger, be accused th Re
publicans f striking: down tbe fundamental prin
ic'ple of the the itovernmont ; and aftr proceed
inir todemt'ntntn in detail the various acts that
iadkben paod by the LegUJaluns of N.Tthrn
Slate, for th nulliflcfttion of tbe Fugitive Slave
Jjw, ha reminded the Senate that the Republican
mndidat f r Speaker of the Iiou?e of lprc-enta-
lires was a mm whoe pouUon was such that ho
rHiUl wot travel through our common country.
It as not "common, lor sucn men aa ne Is, anl
h'pvl t- G'td it never would be. After aliudiug
to tbe Harper's Ferry raid, as an net of waraeainst
the South, and as an act for which thi Rppublican
mrty would le held responsible, he wnt on tony
that the Suth a anxious toavcnso nor wrongs.
On blast from Virginia would summon a ni'Dion
of nvMi u hr aid." The succossof the Ul--k lw
tibliean party would be cause t-ir secession. The
-nth would not wait for over, acts; ynr wit ai
rtodt df lnr&i. and blood bed been -kho;!. - Tim
S-uth wimiM iHet ber enemi-s at llio tliriH-hold,
wnd drive thm back, t toar down tho pillars of
the tenihltt of liberty, nnd ovorwhlm all H iini
v-rsal ruin. S-nntor F.tiT,- f Conn.." (R-j-uIi-rn.)
briefly rej-lii-d to lr. T hmiiIw, deftudi-ig his
f-iatft from th cuarce tlutt she bad pa'sod Ido
a'nod to otft'urtth" xottitiii "f i-nst'tutii'na!
c mu-tiiK-n;. .In the ILuc, aft r :! mut inl rx
j.!rt'ia'ii" fr-m tho Illinois D. juoTati, Mr. Cr-
wm, (tn-.i r.iH Kej'D'-iKan.) irom uato, ci;ciu.i.j
I l.id et..n..li .. rilAMH VMturliil 11m liKtlr
ground thai the pnent n-wition .'f the Rupubl
itiH
j urty ii o'li-isto-t a Kb itie teMclungs l toe early
father, ani went on torav.that he thought Mr.
'terman" eiij.lanation f hi connexion with tho
Jl'dpcr 13 sk was titwt ry. As to tbi thri-at-tned
wHw-wion movement, in lh-i event of the e!ec
t'on of a K-'pubtictn 1'nidi rit, wa't. Isaid he. till
thateveiit tnkei place, and wo shall thrn fe. where
th treaon" H. Atone o:nt, Mr. tiwwiii etTe
way to a motion of Mr. Winslow.of North (Caro
lina, that th Houm procwd to the .election of a
Speaker, r:r? vt ; b'it Mr. Hickniirj. ( Anti-Lc--ooipton
l-iiMKTat,) and ttbora in thi Rrnblican
side, objected. The II ae then a ljoiirncd.
SENATE. 1 -
as hixotox, Jan. 25 Mr. "Wilson, of M's.
who was et-thd to tin- fl (rlmade a BNck lit
publican siwh. " ' " i
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE-?. ;
- 31 r. Arhttmore. S. C. fntrml i-el a re-'lii-tion
to enp-1 tbe reporters of the New . York Hir
r.ld from"tlie lloiise. II eb"iiorateti- tb'm from
Llame, personally. I't thoe I that Mr. B nn-t."
the iroprieior of thst p?ip'r. had interp' lat'fd in
thello'.w priKHjedirigii wo'ds io the etf.ft that
yir. Pjor, of V'a , was a 'filfhv liar jiihI H'jcI'it."
IIo f;erwn-d withdraw th resolution.
Mr. K-itt. of S. C, mado a strong Sonth"rn
prech in which ho raid : Th S-nh should
j repnre lor dis-oltition ; if dUso'utioii doea n-.t
fume, ih,eu hj will bite rbuwu a 'wise pro uu
tiort." "
Mr. "Etheridir of Teu.iesei mado a humorou-oeH-h,
i-r 'mi- in tbnt if ir-m!emen w.nild ce.we
t-tlking for twn woek, thy whiM jet an organl.
a.i'inn tafore th- endof 'h it lim.,
Aft-tr some d lay. the House pr cd.-de.l to vote
f-rSiewkrr. The fo!l"wir-iiith ruft: Whole '
number of vo'm ca t 215 r-oes.-N.v t' a ciiou-e
103 ; Sherman It-vnck 5 1, Siui.lt of N. C. 'ii ;
the remainder cttering.
The II ju.c then ajournn.
Wo have al.ealy'publisUoi the t.elej;rnphiedes-
alch contiiinin-z n" n.nonin,einentff the burning
of the Female College, at Ox'or.l,0!iTO. i Th huiid
iu? wa firt dioverel to ho on firrt ab-ait 124
o clock at ntbt when th ni!in:es;ere aroused.
One hundnd aid seveiy-Ove i tin Indies were
attendinir the institution, ill of whom were fafely
aid decorously got out, though the cscae of M Us
SaUie R. Moure, from tbe College, is unparalleled
for darinp. She roomed in the fifth t story j and
returned for some books ; on opening her door she
discovered that the bull was dense with smoke and
lb stairway was in flames, and 11 meins of exit
in that direction, hopeless. . Closing ber d.Kjr, rhe
deliberately tore the bed clothing into strips, knot
ted them firmly together, and tying them to ber
bodpot, th hopefully stepped from her window,
and mad a successful descent to the ground, a dis
tance of forty-five feet. . ' - j .,i','v
Tbe ChrUtvtn MtMtXger aays that ttev. N. Sum
merell, of Df Moinea Iowa, has been elected
President of CbrUtian Union Col lee e at Merrm,
Indiana. We farther learn that 1. W. Alien,
W. H. Dohorty, E. W. Humphrey and N. G.
Buff wers elected members of the faculty. WTe
have not heard, but lwpe Prof. Doherty will not
think of accepting the petition assigned Rim. :
' ' '- Ctristidn Sun. :
While the admirers in tbe South, of President
W. II. Doherty, of Graham College, in this State,
are gratified by the honor tendered him by Chris
tian Union College, Indiana, of its chair of Rhet
oric, Logic and Belles-letter, at its very organi
.nation; still, with the Chr'stian Hun, wo tincore-
,y hohe ;jUdecIi,ie tho rrfffercd honor; be-
cause his loss to bis youthful charge, and to the
State, wotild be, at the present time, irreparable.
O rrrcUL Vorx o K a xsas The Lea ven worth
Herald gives, the official vote at the la'e election
in Kansas Territorv. The fiirurtafor the nrinei-
pal olBcers are as follows.' For Governor: Cbas,
fahlntftn (Rep 7 884 , SHtaisol edary, (Dem.)
5.299. For Chief Justice : Thomas Ewing, Jr.,
(Rep.) 7.997; Joseph Williams, (Dem.) 5,299
For Member of Contrress ; M. JT. Conway, (Rep )
7,600 ; J. A. UaldermMi, (Dem.) 5.5C5.
. From the Albemsrle Southron.' ' ; - v j
THE GOVERNORSUIPr-HON. DAVID
' OUTLAW.
' Mr. Eoitok It has been a matter of consider
able surprise to me that among tho distinguished
persons-of the :Whir, party who have been named
in connection w(jith the nomination of a candidate
for Governor, no mention has been made of the
distinguirhed gentleman wh -rename stands at the
head of this article. From whatever cause, how
ever, bis name has b?en pawed by, I think I may
safely 'say in suegesting iiytbiU although the
friends of none of -the go:itle"nen spoken of , need
absndon thoir favorite, there will be found asuCS
cient number of the partv throughout the State
who have no individual preferences,' who will re
cogniao his superior fitness for jtbte position,"" to con
fer the nomination upon him. Ilidjonganj va
ried experience as a politician his tried devotion
to tho Whig party, bis reputation for bigb-tohod
politicul Integrity, hs modorai'on and eonserva-i
Vim, his h'gh position in thees'lmatim of his po
litical adversaries, bis great powers as a popular
orator, all point to him as the man for the time
and the place. 'In addition to tb-qualiffcations,
the course of C1. Outlaw up-'m the 6ubj"ct of in
ternal improvmens in N. Carolina, from ita bine
liberal yet moderate, pasiing icto neithir extreme
of wild extravagance nor niggardly parsimony,
has enJrared' him to every portion of tht StiUe.
This course, we are firmly convinced his not beerr-
d ict a ted bv a purpose to court popularity, but with
an oyasincle to the building up the lasting pros
perity or our beloved btato, and wita tuis patriotic
motivn, throughout a long political ca-oer, bos de
voted bis best talents to the service of his
country, and upon tho basis he j has estab
lished for himself an enduring reputation, which
bis party way avail themJplves of in Uhis emer
gency ..fortheir?u"cess, and bis promotion. j
In reference t the choice of a candidate Tor this
high posiubn, we shall look with ircat anxiftv to
the action of the Convention which.' meets in Feb
ruary. If the proper man is chosen, weehl! suc
ceed, if . not, wvhi!l dfeatfdl Lookinz
throughout the State nmong all her dutinguirihed
tnen, can fall upon no one whoso position ; be
fore the public at this time looks to he as sirens' us
Col. Outlaw's. With him asa tndidnte, I con
fidently blirtve thuta contest which 'undT , the
Wderiibip of anyone else would be! extrem-'y
doubtfa', would bo rendered epiinentfy isore cer
tain in our favor. Itis this viow ofor iire-ent p ?i-
tion, and n-t merely a strong personaji jadmiriftion
for him. which has failed forth thUs'utg."stio)i.. It
be can fcindcced. tip-iri th"proporand candid rcjire-
ventati n of his frionds of hisl ruft-pfiri'jon, to aceept
the no nination.I binkit i a matter too plain totw
debated, that tbe nomination should bit cmfcrred
ur on him. We feel persuaded t o that a call upon
him t ttke tho l,ad in this pmcrgont-y, if made
in a pr 'iier munnor, wiil find hi'n n t hiiakiiiir
from a resolute po'firmncu of a An'-V t-hich Iib
owes and would bu willing to render o his purty.
' ; j xlLBXo.
From th'? ItichTotid Whic;.
I THE NORTIIEJl MODE. '
The Northern .papers ar full of iHUiJiili ins of
Mr. Grow, of. Penn-ylvani i, fir tt-fu-jiis; to j -.i,;..-
cpt a challenge from Mr. Branch) of 'Nyrlli Car
olina. ' . i-
We entirely nFO wi-h our 'dtf tiT"'ii-h-l cn-
terniyrarv of lit Memphis hnqutrtr that tlii
mniB m u i:iinui4 n rpu;iii.in lor :u rrai C 'lir.iw
h so e'.y, and o ;tiat ' d' nl vonuir-ut
the favor into which it is rpidly growing We
ne hi b-ru eno iu t supet u man of li-iri a
ir.'ildw coward h'K-j moral :ind r.uiaiou-i
scrtipl s prevent bihiSn-om ff-htinir, but do not
preren him from ioff'rin an; itis-ik1 wl.ioh be
knoas will produce 'c''iMile-ir3. A 4'i ?t h i su?pi -cimrH-b
into conviction uln u. as iit h-.:a-i' i'f
Mr. Gnw. tho chalnengu I party a-cojii anies h
refusal t fiirhtou fn'f terins.- ;v i:h : ij. -n of
his on iifhftion, by an in'iniiM n that h" H pre.
pared to defend himelf u!Tain-t a periviial a?tault
which "he kniw wj!l nt be luiJe,
Tb-rai3 in our ojiini h no v f.r pnltro)n than
ho who Mys". I will rot 'ti-ht ' .i :ilil yoo plno!
me in n posiuoii whero it I kill yo- '1 shall 'b
justified o;. te Kw of'nelf-doreoc". bat if .you kill
mo yri'i: will bo hunr f.ir murder, or if vm onlv
wou"d me, you wi'l hi si'i.t toi tho Penitentiary
f.r an assault with intent to kdl. A br ive nun
would tior'-r in vii" an Ht'ack iipori Utrttis so un
erjual. ; If ho w-i really rMrinaii b.r j eotiitc'ea
tious KTiiplm from engasrin'jj iri a duol; he wnul'd
sav s Hiid stop there. To ue-ini:'iiV' it with it
dtvuration that hf will def-nd; .-i ns-'lf it itail-
ed, i.f s ek a ciwardly m.Ivh'iU re . wh'eli n .ne
but a 'n5oerat man uld fire Uioi. a nl U ieo ,!
t.,.r, Mve tnat ni i.j,. i).,n t'H 4-:,TAt 1 i;ra iiltv- i
'd t.y tliu ami'inrt l' persona' d t"er it invi!f?s.
Mr. Gw miht hue s id -'l will not if;h'." and j.
ct have l"t n c!mrc er. bus ; nun he faid. I 'j.
will li;hlif' yoii I'.'m:" ine in af o:vtoii of i-r.tit-t"
d-at l!ii;e,' h .roil lnio-ell'a 1a'lt!ird, ii'ut i.. i
cntilh dT" nothing but iho scorn of ho:ir:ihlo !
IIPM!.
r'i
L ACTION OF LOUISIANA.
A peries f iiiijn taut riwo'i.tiolii oil-Federal
R-datioris pnr.ed ih.) Legii-luturd f Lu:s ana on
tbe 1 8th instant. - Tbey arc in! ubUnco its : lol
lo s : , . , . . t
The resolutions' jrega-d !jiH -rpVs YrT$y: af
fair a an ntiick ly ih i N o.li up.ii (lie rights .f
the entire S u'h Th -y declaro tht Louisiana
will sltnd Ly' Virginia at all hazards, hi case d"a:i
other invasion ol her icrri'orv : thevi r.-jrard the
erpre sion c,fiyjipa;hv t'-r l)r.wrt by N.'.r-.h- r
eru men, as evidence 'id" a do -p-u a. d ;li.tiliiv at t'
the Korth towards ho c.nsti uU .nil -Ut ofibo
South, and declare that iheclecii n ofk Li.ii -U Rj- I
publl.an Preine-:t hfXl f.ll wilt besiitlijieiiii-nu.e ,
ur Ihe dilnti' i of the U.iio-i. ' t
- Tho retolati. u.-i'sj r com oi-nd tho appropiia- j
tion of f 25,000, -to be given to jha i - Statu of Vir-i
ginm to aid in d-fiavnig thu expensesof that bt.,ti
in fighting the battles of the South ; and provt ie
that; in the event of th election of a' Black Ra
puhlican President, the Governor shall order an
election of delegate? to represent Louisiana in a
Southern Convention, aria to co-operate ith oth
er States in taking such steps as the circumstances
of tbe case and "position of the country require.
Fbkk Colored Popclatiox is the Soutii.-A
A wri
iter in a rs ash vine paper nas compi'ed ine
...... . ..... v
probable-number of free colored persons -now in
the slave States, which is about 263,000, distributed
as follows : : '. ' - j ;
Maryland 80,000, Virginia 60,000. North Caro
lina 30,OOO, Delaware 20,000, Louisiana 20,000,
Kentucky 1 1,000, District of, Columbia 1 1,000,
South Carolina 10,000, Tennessee 8,000, Georgia
3,000, Mississippi 3,000, Alabama 300t Florid
1.200. Missouri 1.200. Texas l.ttOOdArkansas 1.000.
ii z . j
V . . . -' rrt - T! 1 T, I
"VORTH CAROLINA. l no lormer v ice Aiegeni
for North Carolina" having resigned, we notice
with pleasure the appointment, l.y tho Regent, of
Mra. Letitia II. : Walker lof Greensboro', than
whom,; no lady in the State has greater claims to
rospectj and beimr the member of an influential
family, the daughter of ex-Govj Morehead, she oc
cupies" that prominent ponUi m " which will insure
for the Association an efficient co-laborer I North
Carolina bas the proud distinction of having been
one of the first States to espouse the Mount Ver
non cause in its hour of doubt and difficulty, and
we now hope she will aspire to that rank in the
Association which sbo occupies in the annals of
our .history by her celebrated Mecklenburgh de
claration. lit. Vernon Record. . j.
f ' ' , , . "' . - . . -i ii. ; - "'"
The man- who "took a walk" the other day
brought it backagnii. but the next day took aride
and went off wit,h it. . . , iv
STATE ITEMS.
- I ,
' Hank rf Korth Carolina.-&dhury Pnmch.
A7e understand that lion. TJ, P; Caldwell " has
b.en appotnW Prestdent of bi Branch, and that
he has resigned bis office of jmdg. This appoint-
tnentte said to be an excellent one, ard itii giv-
iag universal satiefacUon wd laarn.
The Board
of Directors ia not tet complete. - .- '
, Xeicbern Branch. The fo'owing ire tho oS-
prsc of thU Branch : Edward R Stanly,- Prcsi-,
dent ; F. J. Jone. Cashier.- ' Directors Edward
R. Stanly, Dr. Robert S. Pitimrose, Q homs J,
Mitchell, Emmet Cuihbert, Wm. H -Pearco.
KiGoldnbyo' Agency. The fallowing are the ofli
cees: Richard Washingtan President; y. i. B-
Bordi:n; Ationt- Direetora f ; Wm T. Dortcb,
John Everett, Wm. K. Lane, W. S.X: 'Andrews.
The Goldnboro' Tritmne : says ' .arrangements aro
beirrgrnsd to put tbe Agency in operation by the
1st -of February next.- -;4 U'i ' :' :-'rf-t
'.T Marrivgot'ih leikletyuri6rfl$$ha Clerk,
. of the O'-jiity Court kindly .furnished u- la-:t
- yreels with the number of marriages that had been
tiolemniz d i Mecklenburg forlheyenr 1859, but
in the prMS of other things we oTtitted to'insert
hem th.rty are as f uTow, viz : In JanTmy 13 j
February 7 ; .Mareti a ; ApriJ 7 ; May 4 j'Ju'ne 4 ;
July 4 f August 8 ; So,rfernbar 12 ; O itoVr s 13 :
November 8, Decern b'r 16;-j-4otnl 08. j Thoracis
every reason to believe that alt the license - hfiyn
not been returned, or tho number ' would hae
cerUinly over-run a 100. We we warranted in
in this opino from the tact that f.cr tlitj li.-t wft"
handed to- us one came in to- the Clerkj v
r : -' ! - -- Cxirloile Whig. - -'-
; Charlotte Light Infantrg. This Cotnp-tny we
are pleaseil to learn have mar e arrangements ; for j
bavins their uniforms madie sat home. Th.ry
have selected the rock island gray ca?iimero for
their anil. Ibid. . . -.1 : . ,-
Mecklenburg Dr(rgonns.Tb'i3 ii- anotier"7'- Ww'
company that has lately beenj raised Itl is com
prised of members from the flOuritry-ndj tort'n.
Thfly havo paradal twic inje it frnitt?h-in Hnd'
numbered between pQ and 6(lt It it is Composed-princir-Rlly
f young men anfl whon fuIfV equip-"
ped thoy will mika 'a fine Hpykariinc&.-r l&idJ
' ra'nful Ai'ciAenis.fn Mujndur a-son of Mr-.Erj
it. t razfT of tins -cuuwty, apeU Bna yar,...was
killed Dy tho falling of a tro,,nd ou j Tuesday
veiling, Mr. A. N. Ji-ne3 acei Ton tally cut one of
his logs with an axe in a sho eing manner.
.. ' r ! c (Jxfhrd Lctsure IJur.
"'. Fire.We-le&rn thnt the dwelling! of W.-
Davis, -E-iij., at St. Pauls, llobc-on countr,
'V-.-.triyi-d by fire on last Monduv, at l o dlosk, P.
; M.; .We presume Mr: Davi'dos is considerable.
aUhougli his furniture wns all! saved. Tho ciuso
"of the f.TH-y.ar nurplv nrct-iun'tnl. Whether Mr.
: Davis was insured or Slot we have nor. -h'st'trd.
. - i FanaUevtlle Carviimnn.-
) ! - ' : 1 - 1 - -,- " :
A QiHtHuiitinte NviHvtrel eif Ltrje.A. klUw
i cail'mg hiiuif atn is s):pn where pro-.vnrti;
: nuit this State an 1 dtould be sought for aftd ar-
r-fsied: On ijund-tv, tho -6th JitHt., hf pivsenlej
; l-itBS -if .At ttip residence ol Jin Jno. Mt',Tt in
V iiot;n-jrU:i, reorcentint; nurielf a i-hoibrthor--
iii'-a,w'.f ii-fV. Jos. A. i-ion, Of tiold lit ! in t!ii
I -"Hty, mi-l-v.'ai hojiiitat'iv Mti-ivtl. le -repro-iniciI
hi'iiielfas gener-l otjm3itia in lijwan eoun-
s ii' ircir.boe t thfls L'.'jisjaiuri! ; a idtlegate
. to :!!n) Ciiar!elon O 'livetiCili'ii ; a large s'aye
;'riv--''r: a, uulrt.r bv pr-tf-sion :- th -i he hd
o.iiN? o ith to hiro OMt .1 tierf:-s to .U;iii-j in
I T- H and Li-jui-ln:;: ; that hisi ha 1 an equal Hum-
le-'jon i.h, t!arl iti"t! in t;i: itniHIioro od ; that
p Ijad a iTgi vifresi in t!ml Gold Iliili mine
thai ha wss a nem.wfof R ?v.-.jMr, Linusi churvh
f (tho Intherijn) ; conform! .thntlu had b n a lit
t! w'-l-i afone time, but had .buen con-vento I and
, hadj prof,-ijd 'religion ; had alK-dadv nvtii S 0u0
i t-j this ch-irch, and !Mt it any imore werci v.nn.-d'
he vfas prepared to let them liivoa thousand
i Ias;or so o.i ri?a-oiiablt conditions : thitiho had
l4"'ii presciitat ;K-iv. Mr. Ltni s s rvi:? ii N.iw
i Vealr's daV,an.l whs triad to be the bearer of -th
t good news that on tbatf o!.!ca-in- $L72 had len
; ried for the 'clinrrhi in V iimimtton, lice. O:
; Cwrso W.a'itoR niidrfa go i:i ni predion ami whs
ire ted as, the brother in-law of m etunmeJ fri sti.j
vs lixe!y to he, Iln-irel!;il iruther Mrotiglv d
' liquor it is 'ru'J but tont niint be iieeountcd for
by ti!H previous i:at iU and t'Kwrn of i'vr.
&c. All went; well till ;ur frufiid Witt-on footid
li-ial li-'s-b uld In CDTijx-llnd lo it rouble hii friends
tr4 v!iH liiih of monv to. enable biroi t trr-t
Nii'k to. R -wai,-H he had f.illeln, " a lirfliji short."
11h ticv miquaintance di.ln t ltk"B this, and wht;t
wt. more didn't have lli3 mnfv to -snarei. huh-
1 ' ,j:ji"itly hi yarn alxj-.it tr .Id Hid was found to
f". t, tall .the rest or his yarn ka.)- irrn-.
: tieiu.-m I'.-u.n l!ns r,ri,m h i nnn i n r to hi. no AV ;l-
ni'iito' : t the lime, .limits began to look a
iii les.jua ly nd V abfon taking a h'ntlefi. '
! T.iius ;mti;h has bv-n c mtnuniouted t i jis bv
iwM"j; .fa letter lo Rev.- Mr. Linn f orn M-.
S?ci;gertj kii.dlysont us. Xheif itlowing addition-
' p.-ijr.iir;i!.-trs .of this fcoundnil we are, iti.lbt-.ti
for tit ..-1 Shaver, E-q., our vigilant Mayor.
"Wat-ion hos be.en-reidin! nil lbomnvihe. Da-
!, ri Vn c rtinty, f.-rsoine time, s a inarbloasenl or
j w.i.-ti'-r in marbk'. Ilo has represented hlmselt
to My r Miaver as an . ag-jit ot the Vermont
51a1 l-lo" Y.ird or company. iSomc three -week
; ago hu'roomod with a yunug iisau from the North
at the Mount Vernon Houso here. Iho. Young
man "as under t'u influence of hqiir and went
.'t" si eft , At milni!rht AVuUon txk the rto"
tr-ii'i i orlli. and with it he took his room mate's
nmnev : ' . " '
! lin' iIiq wort is vr t to Iw told. This vliian
had m ide the acquaintance of a respectable voiing,
lu'U' "'"'K 80,1110 8 10 10 milas b,,,,,w Salisbury,
"lhd gaimidlicr consent and thntofhei pur. n s
t ma.-ry him, and had actually applied to Rev.
.l r. L:nn t olKoiate. the mrria'o to take place
I .Stiad.iy although it j now acerbuned ho if
a iiiariio.t man with a family. The letter rrciv
u I f.-i.m Wilmington war fortunately in tiuo to
euwble Mr. Linn to ptit the victini of Watson s in
tended villainy on her guard. . !
.; Wutson is about 25 to 30 years of age, 5 feet
10 inches' to 6 feet b'sh, ofdar complexion, and
i awkward in manner Mild speech. He dress's
respectably in dark clothing, . ills u probably ytfc
' in this State. We trust he may be discovered Mild
seciired. tfulialury ianntr. I :-
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA ANDllXI.
CO
New Orleans, January 2 t.iTho steamer Bat
; tic arrived here this evening, with Asptn wSill dates
. to the 1 7th-, aod San Francisco advices of (the 5th,
She brings 1,760.000 in treasure ? v '
By this arrival w have lnterestiBg Intelligence
from Mexico.: On Decmber 21st, a battle was
fought near Celuna between - JUtramon with a
force of three thousand troops and a bod v of Lib--''.
erals nuhiberir g ven thousand, under Gen?. Uo?
jas and Qgazoh. . Tne action- lasted five lours.-
Thi Liberals bad betweeii six ind seven huiulred
killed and wounded, "and;'4 he Conservatives hist
300 men. - Mirnmon's troops '(captured five fitd
pioca- and two thousand prisoners, -- On the 24 !h
; h o-l'-oK : possession of Celuna, and . sent, a de
! tachrrrjit to Marizanillo arid 'seized two vessels,
the Gen. Vega and La Poerte,- and armed them. -
Their destination was supposed to be Mazatlan.; v
; s TheJ California Senate had agTeed to meet, with
tho House in joint committee tin tW 51 for the
choice of a United States Senator,1 ty a -ote of 20
to 12, which was regarded as a test of Mr. Wel
ler's strength Wra. Phillip Moore had been cho
sen Speaker of the House, and j that branch of tne
Legislature had .agreed to tha jSena'eV resolution
relative to a joint convention. ,f I - i-.'.
; Tho War Departtrent has, ordered .115,000
muskets from the Springfield Armory, and 9,000
rifles from Watervelt, to bo placed in the Arse
nals at Charleston, Augusta and Baton Rouge, to
supply the quotas to Southern States.
-
lUNlOS SENTIilENTS IN SOUTH CARO-1
- T TV I T ' - i
j 0 aoCO'UPt'0f the place where tho following I
; tiM . .u w !ivi it w.t-
d(.JlW(, uhich wa? tbeSen.teoF South Carolina,
on the loth of BerembeT l.t ft h a t'ct cea
on 10tf of Dumber lat it ,11 a.tct gen-
eral attention, and be read itl no ordinarvgrat-
ification.- It would do no discredit to the nobleet
orator of the age. ;HVi call i patriotic - and sub
-j limej doiijg honor 'alike to the head and heart of
tae riisMnguisrjed gentleman whose, grout sui
eyidently throbs in Lis word! : ' . - ,
. . '-"So human foresight can jimdict the conro
qu&nces that woukl follow a d-ssolutionof this
Unior. The-ark of : freedom- may. bo over
thrown, the city of reiugo which we have built
up htro in the wilderiiess fr the oppressed .of. nil
Chrli'eiuloin, miiy bo torn down and liberty her
self jbe forced to weep over the, unt imely, grave of
her youngest and fairest child:.'- Others mnyipealc
lijihily ol the disruption 'of this ffre.at.Cpnfeleracy,
ofdismeniherihg this mighty rmpire, and fprining-
from its dejecta metuoera a'notDer" of .mare enquf
iiig elehionti hhel higher dpstinies as easily as a
child knocl-s down hi1scas'iles'of cards; "to. relu;!d
them as bis Ja.iey suggests ; but I would no'; have
my,coui!try wjtb rash hiisteor uttpreparfd, vco
ture on any expertciient that must, oi.tiVr my cir
cuinsta.ces,...be one of. fearful soletrrhty.' 1 Nature
shoWns b';tyhat;s.l'jw jifdeojs her njl:;h'ty results
are arrived ft and espsrience teaches U3 how easy
and r.ipid the work of demolition"".,"' i -v ' ,
, f'.The noblest oak of the foreti ihe'pride.of our"
wopdsfT'under jvhose wido-j-pra'd branches tho. red
man -may have taken refuga for centuries-j .nd
whose riant trank and daep-Set "roots havoproudr
ly di;fitd t he stornia of a th niHaml yearsK falls in
enijiour b-fore 'the fcie o",th heedless wiodrxjim.
Th'Grent Architect of the Univergo hi'iivelC, He
wo coul'f hy It thought have culled into exHteneo
atl cyeat4d thiflg,doemed it' not beneath his'mnji
Kes'y iintl-ig'iity to labor st the work of creut'oU
"ior.six dy? tails teaching to man, by thesuhlim-.
est of 3e5.-ou, jtbutr.tiaie and labttr ive necceary
to the p'!rfecli).n of ull grvstt w.rka. . As in nature.
si.wub iiMtiors: ..." . . . ' 1 .- - .' .'--
! -' t ..I. !" '--.'--I'- ;-'".'-;
'A ahousHridi years scarce ;serye to form a State
An ho 'rliuay lay it m the dust and whoa f .
Cjin man shattend splendors renovate, ;"'
"ReeaH.its virates back," nn;i vanquish timf? and
y.. fHte, v i ; ' . - ; : ;. ; r;, ! . ; : .;- j , . -; -:;:'"
'Never, j-ir. never! Igrrtrant, " recfiless, or
wicki d iiii-'i'inuy in an h 'ur work the ruin of tha
pro;idr.it empire oni earth ; and w''en oniO laid in
tho dut, -v teaches lis bv many a rpoorntiil
examtiT", tiit never ag-iin pan man restore it shat
tered st'l'Mulorw or r.-eud-rls virtues. .Such seems
to itj tiiC (!csi is v id nation?; Jet her sons jjrOLeet the
t-imth trom the danger cfsi:eh lu'e." ,:
A NlHI.i5: L-ADT COXUSO. Z ho N!W, York
Cotr.ertual Advertiser bsi'iis tiuit L.t ' y . V ran!cii;i,
the Je voted widow of tiia long lol navigator.
w:!l pjiv-a vi?:;. to tuat city- wK.bm a. few .week,
and that she- U njl) ithc g tst. . ci Henry Grui
nrll. : - i . . !-, -,,
! VUDIi.V sei:s,
rfautcd- t rcsi nud Gtnutae'-Grjir'Ji
of 1S-'). - - , '. '
ror. Avr iy
: . ! ' V1: imSiiY if Tp-ns e . .
- iJookscVIc-r, Kalcl-;h, .V. C. '
A'PAS-VGUS-!- 't ifTS-ARD . .
Lirs buiui.: j .'A i)ita,
l;3..NS '. r Pra-va.
: I firfsli .mt S-aarr Pitor'l'. iOK KA- .
i..i-lv s'-x wec'K-sor i-arlv.OIO.v -
ii.iii K-Hi t- e ' ! blue;
b'nitl.
Etio.-M 1 ViV.ilhie I hit ,
r Wit .M:ui-"tv, t x Bireo Icuow
Bt
i5 -"irn ppu:.'.-iica V :ni:ll
-' dnr,?,
' tne. U e f u if e a , 'Ctj
1 u.-n?.ir:iii U 0., !
L a r t e-i- E
Red Fresh,
.T(p,.w li'jtton,
Cv.inhorrT ltil-h.
lellow D;it h.
: fcIra K-irrv iclwia.
" Roy t ' Ow.kjf. or '.V tilt
-iJ'.iev. j ,
Iiuivcri- j.ciiv.w,a
I;ar2j Ee4,
Ite, (xt'a.)
1 MIV It'l W ,lt W.C3 PU
China nsu-byu. or Iurlv-.: CurL-d; or DnWn,- "'
Ciiuri. : ... " : PiaTn. r Single.
i..irgj Li'nn.'!.r Hettr,iPA'ES,XIPS-J-Ca.u.iaa
fcwwfcj, trtb;i.ii bnar,
i j . Hollow Crowucd, or
L' u-iy TnniP) roDfo U: I .Tap. ,, ;- .
. ,t. T iit n i n riT:!ad.l PJ-Ab
t
I.:initret'j3 Extra Earlr,
Lwly Frame, - i
do.. M ahuigonf
u:. JfiVV. ie, ;
i .f'harltoa;. . .
15i.ibe6 lrt I'n.lifis,
llwarf lio lmD".r.-il,
Movai Darf Al.irrowl.it,
.IMuo rru' tiai,
E:irly Lauuiii;u of Eng
- laud, -( ;
L-itje Wuite i MarnV.v
f it
I mi UlJid, el ) J I
Sitosian, r stiijar,
M mqol W um-jl, t .
U:ir"y Oiar,.r? .i v. ;
- ii. ti.iir.icHi litiiF.
I rtn -b AittbOi'
E:ir!v.l :t'h,.:
. d . i rk,
1 ni.'e hs L-u---'olk j
i ly t-a(;ir I .if.
Un. 'uaiierwA. - i .
.!' Drunih'-a I, i
(jeea Curlod f avc.i,
Lare Druaihcttl' fcvtiy
' livl liat-h,) (tor pr k
lint'.) i. I.--'.--'" t
Larju Jjato Orumhcai,
' .Fiat DnicV ' ' j
15 Feh .blaze j,-;- j
. L rcet, Uoll-shap-ed,
Tomato, or F4t,
(-hry, .
On ven ne. or Lon", .
j C ot io a n s 1 d, r.r
i Cbveso,
i Mimn'otti. - : 1
CAUKvT
f.
Lng Oi-nugt), j -
E irly ITuru, J .
Altriogliain. r Fiel.lw
'Iiire t btoi or I wlj. .
CELERY j
V tne Siud, ; .
lied - ' no." ' . i
C0KV I 1 '
riergroin Sn,'r,
Sweet or la. ... $
E nly G r.ndiw i
' ih. ; York,' -or Adam's'
ItADI-H
L.sij; Scarlet EhuHon,
JiWjr iSatniiitij . .
. At Into Turnip-roo el, ,
1USI --
YcKlnw V j " -
f-iijinaier Wlote. , i
P II U IS A R- B OH PIE
PLANT
SALPIFY. OR OYSTER
l'LANT
tar-ly Eush or Pattff
P:m, : . ' ' A "
BarJy-.Applo Eush, or
I'--t.- .-''.
Eiism CreoUn. ck Suei-
tuqr, - '." '
Dutch Suui:nor Scallop,
WlJlto,
Dutch summer Sctllop,
Hlrrra.tK.v tr P,.rrr.
carlv,
Tuscftrera.
I
CAULIFl-OWta-i-:
harij Aiiatic
Pent erjirnrj
Cnje. . f
. Largo' Whilct C.ipe
White pine.1.. ,j -v
? Estr 1-idrlyJ l'vos-oan.
E:rly Frau'9, er J.al;8e,
.-. hhort I'r-.okly. , ! ,:
Early. Gveeu Cluster,
do. Frame, . . . .
d..' gliert tireon, ,
L'rg Grefii Tnrke'', : i
do. flu.-. KeenesJ
f mrJl Ohcrkio, lor pick
Us. !
EGG t'liAN r--i
Large J'ut ple, -
- ib'rly - dpt -
LETTDCE i i v ;.':: :.:v'' '
x. . , v. .
iPJLSACi-l
lio'.iml .rcy 1ore;lj -"
Piicktv f .-va.,
fOilAlO OK, 10E AP-
Largfe Ii' d,
Large ellow, -
- Pear-shapad. , .
TUPJflP '. -;rly
Flat Ducb, Strap-
leuvod, . ..v
Bed-topped, Strapdtav
et, Tnrn orfolk, --i
,: 'Litres Olobe, ''C'-'r
.1 Yellow- Aberdeen, ' - '.
;:. Scotch .Yellow, -."" I
-Euta Bagn, or Swedish.
; Early Curia', or Cut
t"alad, , '-
"... Early Califeege, : '
JSrown Datch. :. -iy'
Itojai Cabba'-t i: -: i.
- Imperal- " M j .-'--'. ' '.; ;
vPhiiadelpliia, Cabha,:
Corled India, or Ico,V
Herb
Seeds,
Xaveadcr,
Leiuou I!:cini, ; -
it osfin ? r y,
, White C, ; ' '
Green da. -f.;:r.Vv; Vi
Savoryy iPcHiiner,!
r ;.iUr, .
!' Ward's Xcctir, . ;
Sweet BasiV V " " ,
Pine-A pple, or. Persian
: Marjoram,
Tfcyu.e, :
;. SkiHiuao's Fine, Jiot-J
v Feachwooa, (extra fine,;; urass seeds.
. Carolina WtT, " . -
MouBtaia Spoilt Wat,
; Dudley,-, or .Mouuump
tbe Pbund:
liit Dutch Clovir,
Lneerne or Freoob, .
Blue Gr8s3,:..-v.- ;--5-i.
Lawn- ". Kixed,
' - Sweet, -i.il
i Kew Oraugei
i,. Citron, for preserves,;
Uanary beeil.
agf Anil a great variety of Seeds not included ja
tbli adrcriirementt '
jan 28
A Witness Refuses to ppear peforetheIn
" vestijating, Committee aud ran s Away.
.. JBoSToy.Jan.,25. Ar ofllc-r f IhoUnit-dS'ittei
.waiUcl npon F. S. Snb rno, at Concrdt.MaiS.,
3 ' TTrTn '
J r ' 1 N "r 7; laMf Coimitt
j ilu.imu ny Wahingtor. baxborne rufu-ed
, to aefpt it o witn -ss fe, and before other njens-
uix-s otiM b tskerC hxdUapDfuired.. ., I U sup
poted he liaj gone to Europe, . ' V" ! ' "' - ' '
;.. . -' ;, ; ,- - . ," ." . ' .
. Twenty-fi vo Southern "findetits left Piiil idel
phia for ;their hemes on .Sityrdsy.'; They hid ,
been a'teuding hx-tures'itt 'ono' of the -principal '
medical aolleges, B"d, i I said, hfca'iio di-pleuud
at Uie course of o:li of (be pro.Vs'irs.. It i fur. ,
: thur ruruor vi that a niijotior of oth r jlisalf-'etHi;
one was hold on Frid.-ty. evening, and they' r.
fl ve 1 to leave tbf college and ro u n " to their
hoines, some time during tliis "week. ' ' - - -
The IeqiUdure Thi Leinratnre yestordiiy
appointed a joint committee toconiKler the recent
mission froni,.S.ith Unrtin.l " In the .House (heres
oluwon authorizing; the Governor to upiwiK.Uhreo
"'.Corbrvii!Wers to S 'uth,rn Convention, at At
Jantu G.i-.; was referred to ihu cuini'ttee. '
" -' - - Jl'chmttn.l Ditnxifch.
. .' T?ffW1V Trnrf AF ': TII1C CV .Tf IAtliViru rtl
PATKywir-Mr. Jl-b.opr f'Ooijioctien. hsn re.-';
fcien-'d the oiHce of L'onmisiuDor -of Pntnnu, ti
take ened on mo it n Jeornary.' it Usut-vt
'that' MV. Samuel I a glum. I e!aoof Connecticut,'-'-'';
; Coraiiissiiimer qTG jstoiii-i, has -been appointed as 't-
Mr,' Bishop's su(i rsor.- .' ' -: ... j : ' .
" ' ,. "' '-''
.;Anrth"r prT,iptivenie.H'UrMli;. J nt been" do r.
i.-atea at tiiftooutB., out wnuy -piuseu ttni -.
Houses ofj the FI6rida,LeuUliiture for the" expul-"
skiii of the free nogrorts fruiri tt state,', .'.but tbo--4
Vnwcrnort wottiu n? atul tM ugnature W;tue Mttt,
v.-. . -i. ' .' . -. . . a k
. .CoMMISSIOVKR r ROM . M si(slHP.--A rrtolll
tion was Introduced in Jin (S-ihaUj of,M;sM-ippi,
. ori tho 1 Bth fnst., in i'avon elci.ir.g a t'nuoiin--.'
tioner.to go iinniodiarelv" ,t- V;irgiiiartro'Miifer . T
-.with her through hur egi.lat.tKo a "io the bnt '.
means to maintain aod nroscrvd the lights and in- ' :
. tejpftscf the Southern 5tat" agiiihsl tho dung'-ri !
now ftnpenoiiig 'oyt-r them." ",. .,. .V. f.'j
' " New Mode of'j-AiscbktaLvino"' I vtehSst
MoIti:.!y !ny t;i veiij number of dollar by thin rum
: l-r tTd'vys.pf.'.intfr.'et desired; separi.te tho right.
,band figure, and-(tivide by six ;""tho rc-ult t. the.
true interest of sucii'sui.u for such nirui er yf davs
.ut ax per-cent. : .';' : , : -1 . ',' ..'m
- t T a i t - s t . . i " ' 1
A.V I'M? I Hl 4 JIH OI4 t 1-V IfSIU IM L'liaill
of Jiuth hii finnv b kjigs is h pretty stiri Mny lwf
w;.l-e it flv. r ' ' :- ' -t
' r rrrni ' 1M uun ,m usa n mmi m am ' i i A 1 1
it r ikt cn inn tiin -ii r , i , , v - - ur ti.a ritr n f t n r
Li : jneitcan JIasJnrig Liairaent. ( . ", k
: From ti.iU and poar; b j'alliidfrcs,lll eolarii; grades '
an I e i il.i!t)!U of li.j, ws he ir thu sano rtjoJ ;of ' .: -pr.iiea
awardcituM won Tfji nrttt-Ja, 4. Soros art hcai
C.i, paau rliored; lives s ivol. r ii riolfl anim?di inadu ' '
av. fal, and HatoldiiU-aJia l.y thU rc. auiu iiw,
which j Bitrsris-i to tSo jadment of man. ,Who
cror Ueird of fhi naice effj'..t proiluend by any tbr '
article? For-. Cuts,'. 'JIruii, Sprains, Klii;onat:ni,
.KrwoUiugf, &trrvi!iit Jir.u, -e, it has no ,eqnst.-4 1
Jiroire ty imttnhani.' , Tin jr-.-riiiius XfmtiinT-iuiTien t . , j.
ia sol i by all resptctrhlj hr.t'utu -ami (Lirery i'on
in every town, palish and li.ttulut tliion ilnmt Nnrt'V
III till!
i tj.-m
Amorieu
r.urope, una it.t lfiun.i.-i o! l.r.o (f ,inn. l.nr-
,. ItAESKS A hAKKV ; .'
at once,
j in ?b w) in
.... .''. " l'roprietiri $w A'ork.
? C O ISi SUM P T I Ol7 .f '
ASTHMA C U n -E D .' ;
I Or. II. JAilKS, DI'SOYKR'!)!. ,M'litLE y
ixt liio r..s,-. Indies a cc-rtaia cure f t Coiiciiinptien,
Anuma, Inue:ii;ia, Coughs, 60UU, nd (ieuerl '!
l)..!i;v Ibe remedr wan Ui.(ii;vrif J hv juim wlion hi -onlv
child, sj,ii;iuiflitf!r w.-igrivf-u up t-t Uif. Jicl ll
waneured.hnit u new aiivo snd welt lJ'sir.mjd l
cft'tin; lii-jtul'ow I'urtuf.s Iia wi'l teu',1 ti ltyio rbo
w.-u it. tint recipe- cuifaininir, full direction fi.-r innkinir .
nrt.t stieccssfullv uti: this' rviujdy'frelnii reH-ipt f
tut u- luiincs with ttaiup f t rctaru pntt'iife. Xhi i
tiola silicic mptm: ot' ConFuuiptii n t'aat U iott at
a ' ou-o tuKu lu1d (f a ad (lij-.-,;.nru Kight wodU, pes.
vif :nc.-s, lr itution of tbe r.t)rvca,' fniluro of pienuiry, r-
iliPu-iilt expect'intt'on, . iiarp puina ia.tlio JungS' Sors '-
i:ir-)-.it. iJiuiy atati,us,-nausia at jthe rturach, in
autitn.f tuo bowels, v'Uiii;r. oway of Ui0'inuseUa.:
Aa tresi (J. l liKOir J 4 COu..' '
,-. 2aiid3t John St ,
dec 7 w6in ,j - ' Kaar Yoik.
To foninmptivi-. '.
- y7T- A Clerrjra busing CH'vJ his unn of Con
romitS'in. in it i or?t Ft.iyes, after being' sien up ttt
uiu, v tku niu.t etlo-' rated phiff ii-ixn, denires f mitka
known tlitrmnde ot euro, wljili provet sneeessfal ta
every ca. to tao afriiutud a ith Coughs," Colds aad
CnnsupiiUi, an'l be will oud tli(;iii lo but adilrem,
free ot i-lrt-cc. Add; ess, cucl-.pina tn Hloiuj. U pay
return pirttao, '.. -' " DAXIEL ApEK, ..
;"." 1 1211 Centre treot Xuw York.
-J.iiir2 wty $:n' w. h. luoJ, t co. . . :'
- y..,. . ,'l .. . - ' ' .
' fn Pt; Tjoui. JVIiau-ouri, 8n -tlie- 9ih of Dornii.er,
is ). brthe Kr, lie?. CvP. lUwas, Mr. W. b. AN
DL1 to J1js A XiT A HAWjvS, of St. Loui. Mls.
SOlsTl. - 1 . " ..,' . .... .. I . ' -.(
fn (Irnce Cliurch "tVcbdville, Tierti Couatji on ths
19:li of Jfu.nry, bv Us v. liii.VJAHl S.Hkuwk, Iif
i WILEY ANN SMITH aud--.Mr. AMtS, W. BAL-.
L.VM'ii, bota of VrodvitK .."','..' ' ' " .'
Every Ulan a Magician.
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intended Has sort of ?tmurM;ioontfjr ONE THOUSAND '
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Cash Orders to the above ddros trick. .
4 Lditt.nf Cuuii try, Newspapers git iag the above -advertmmcn
three prominent Hijertioni, cliiug aU
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let OLOfiXA SAUSAGE A;ND SM0KKD BEKP
Diue tub, Wbite d. Mackerel by ths kit. Cod
fcsri,' rereivJ tbis nioraiug, at ' - ' .'
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