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THE CPPDS1T10NW HISH SfUUTS.
POOL CO TERES WITH GLORY I
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. Ditaeciatt Dewa la tha Mental.
le or Gates owtoty at Uata-vui en nwu;
The Qonrt Bow w, crowded to iu Htoat
tesetry. and Cm peoplt appeared to taVa great la--Urt
U the daniadoo, We were present and
took notes, Rod tba foUowrngltn substantial re
port ef thAtneln ptwet la UwdleojBlon-w
Got. klUa asade the opening tpoch,.HooK
monrtfl by tellirr the penpl of Gate county that
ha waa the candidate of the Democratic partr for
r 1 retina to the office of Governor. He told the
twttatlM desired la the outsat, ta thank the
of Gate tor their warm and serous fP;
m two rn ago. T Goteroor said had
bean aamra&l rndaraf tee history of Worth Car
olina, aad wfjslaeed th people the fcrr
ad promrooa oondltioa, of bar ctttsena. Ba aJ
ludedln glowing tarmi to the tact thai tha State
end la seacwsftJ Operelioa en asylum the deal
sad dusab and lhabRod and a retreat for the la
wnt B said that la establishing these inatitu
Uom wa were obeying la behests of divine prov
ideeoa aad acting ia aaeordaaoa wtlk tk fdterew of
high heaven. Heid there waa so point of jw
anal tUsereace between hire aad bit cocrpitor,
bat a Ut dlflaraaea oa 6tate and Federal affair. ,
Be then approached the subject of eat miortm tax,
tioo, aaid it tu aa Important lu, be .lauded tha
ooaatamioo aad deprecated IU dkturbaace. The
object of the proposed amendment to the contito
tioa wet to IncTean the tax oa alar property and
aot jIijuh boa any thing eke ; becharacterlatd
tha Broeoaad witiiiit a a remarkable aad daa-
i oae aad deprecated any CUCirDaace o aec-
mmiki Tha Draaant cofutltaioa
i a fmaieuaulee betveaa the Kart aad Waf ,
aad Bke the covenant betveea AOranam ana
ta Abiaausc, n Crocjni pear aaa aarmuoj m
aot4e Ha bad ao doubt th.e discawMO of md
iabrtM voold riroT dl7" tat taporUaoa
dasMaded that ft ahoald be heard. Hethea veot
tale eloag argoaMBt to abow that the neaaare
m rmcmhrniir Wartera ift ruorigis, aad that that
alaalta theplatfana of the Opcoulion wa atadeof
tatarr tm the ZaaL Whea tha Stale taxes vera
baxaereatT or eighty taonaaad ooilan Utey were
iai .) miiM hot mv that railread are to
be rma thantgh the moontatot ec, im nai ana
horrydabt la eompaao UerW to bepa!d,tt wee
inperUBt lo obaarve the eomproousei of the eea
titatioat La rvgard to the rajact ef taxatSoo.
The Tim CeegTeaJonal Dutrkt pays lata the
Slate tiani r aboat aioety-oae thoaaand dollan,
araatr-oae thooiafid of which w to bote eari
tela KtJe soke through vertara moon lain
whkh boom of a are far ; the flrrt Congroi
aaooal Diatrfct geti aothing ia retnrk tor all th'w.
The Wart had ao greaad to complain, bat like the
horae feaawewcryVtg, giva I giel I nod like
the grara, moral moral I aad there it ttill aa in
aatiaU aad iaexorable cry for mora. ,The Saa
. tera people thoald eooaider before they placed a
axapoa la the baada of their eoemiet of the
'Wait with vklch they may deatroy them. The
peapia bad aot atked for md aabrcM, Xr. Badger
aad Hr. Fool atkrd for it. Ha would go at far
aaaay oae to eqoalixe taxalioa, it vat tight and
faat. ., There wen two way of making tklnga
aoaaJ. ILr. Pool waated to cqoaliaa by increasing
tha tax oa alaTe be would equalise by deereating
the tax ea bad. The tax oa bud wai too high
aow ta aoaipariaoa with tax oa alavea. If we
do it by Lcriilatire enactment instead of by aa
rm. dcortmdoa. ItwcmldUMfefortheXaet.
or tU WtttkUmrml VdiU tkmft tfay mmnied
to pad aa u4 mnrhtutwm Some pHhOaaa, ta
the Xeat coateaded aad argned that if by ad re
larmm tCxaUoa the laxea of the Xaet were tacrtat .
ad, that the Zaat weald thereby have a larjer rep
reaeatatioa la the 8eaate, bat they might be aa
aaxad. aaid the Governor, that tha "Watt woe. Id
aot aobmh to the low of a aiagle Sraatoc, even
thoogb their resietance worked a rerolatloa. The
Governor aaid that aader ed eefcrea taxation the
Xaat womla be piaoad ra tha power ec the Wert
aad be taxed to build wwaera railroads. The
West would all the time hare iu hand la the
fxxfcata ef toe eastern people, aaa woum nave a
bank dewa here, aad all the draft upon that bank
1 be would honored, for thefheriff would have the
eoetrol aad collectiaa of then. .The Xast waa
. to the West What the CtUed goose was to her
Xastera men aced aot be afraid that tins
i was woald.be killed, as long aa she coattaoed to
lay gotdea egga; oartera man- were komc teCgefl,
if they ronaentad to be caught m aarh a trap.
Gov. XUis thca weetoa and gave a teooad adi
tioa or a rehash of hit Kaleigh speacb about the
Conetftational Uoloa parry, Mr. badger and Mr.
Graham, which our readers eaa see by getting a
copy of that, speech, which caa;t aowuned very
cheap.- , .v " ' :
The Governor then said : '
The Opposition Convention His called, ani
sorely it richly merits the name. It presents a
coQactkm'of arposilas. contraries, aaugonlsma
aatVeaerartiTn aanaisof poHtits and poUticiana.
They reiolve ia favor of a system of ad valorem
- tMJog, iDl". select. a'gsritWaaa to advocate the
lasaseii before Cte people, who, but ft few moatht
siace la bit aolaraa aaa sworn capacity as a legis
katbr, teeorded the convictioet xt hie adgmcnt
acataatit. They xeepose a 'Convention to auer
tWerraaie taw, aad nominate acandidate to go
before the people aad say that is bigot, who, but
a few short months since, said, under oath, that it
' ' of internal Gnproraaaent, and to prove their eia
W ma Thjrr hmim vtml v Im fmo at nvltl
caritr to the Western, neaalt, aalaet a awtsemao;
to advocate thecaxefore the peeple, whose first
poruicaiutias wean Vainrai arara Democrat
beeaaee ae bad saFPorted and raa exiseance aad
hit to these eery aanawresygantlcaun who has
voted age art every Bailroad, la some form, now
ia course of coostraetioa.aBd "bo never voted fcrg
' talked Car. or weried for, any Railroad that ever
bat been buUt ta Kerth Caaalina or, ia my opin-
kpo, that ever will bebaala,u x : 1
- . -a. n a.e .
ue taea want oa aoa sausotneiaiBg aoout ua,
Dockjry. boring holes through tha cqooawina.
" etc. whkh ws have not reeca ta give aad de not
deem U neccasary, as part 1 ais rpaaca was a fta
snarTaotTPef ft aerUoa ef hit aniebraiad Ealetgh
apiece wr.r.aasare tajora tsama, caa eoptataeq
. tie, ilis tbaa aaid aoerathing aloct Seward
- aad tba Bepnbikaxe, aateg the general twaddle of
: A.aooa trt araaore vpra wis sudjc. . it a wiu oo
Gov. Xula thaJasCte to sty that hit speech was aa
- lai.aaar.sis eaa, bat utterly .devoid of either alo
qaeace. warmth or Corra, aad ha entirely failed to
arouse ua party mono. . '
Jlr. Ttol than arose to reply, and wat greeted
U Joaa ana raptaroas app4aute.
ml. root aarxx. -
Mr. Pool cccameoced Vj stating that Jt was not
the Ircf tana be -bad appeared before -the people
: f Gain county, bar that be had iirretofora sp-
aaarad before sheas advocator taeelttsasf ath.
' r mun ; bcilhst now be was a candidate himself
-x tLt oCce of Governor. That Governor XI lis
bad bid tha people tbis hi kU speech, but that Ue
QautttjoT td kaiarepreastatrd aim m'ao taany
MrUcuiars io that spaath, that fca tbeagbt tt waa
a senary for Use o tell the people himself that
I be was a candidate.' Be aaid that be would have
corrected tha Governor ia some of bit mlirecre-
laalstlniia at tha time, but there were to many of
them that be conWoritd to girt Mas plenty of
mpa, aad ift bit reply make necessary corrections.
,Hr. r aaid that hoerat Jka;ihverf eetaafortm
taxation, aod stood aqaaraiy sjaoa tha atetfona
his partsvoctaaly nv tba part af tha 4at.
,foezt soanitoaed ay aha Governor, botepoa the
part waica taa Uoveraor aa4 left out and said
mm act ta it. Oa aaid fhat the Governor bad
pekea of the) eoaopromisea of the CoosUtutioa.
tti bad preacLad a aeratoa about ; the dasgars of
fx a csaoge, aoa wa oetersineuoa to preaerre it
1 from afl aUacka and altaratioaa. Be aaid that
, Ibat the GoTcraor was th last maa tabaoamea
. hampioa of the Conititatiew aad ae deprecate
changes ia It -I hat ha owed hia preseat nositiea
, asCorajaas of tha8taUterree8offiare, and tha
. amf rt awe t affected to the Coaadtattoa on tba
- object that ae, the Goveraor, bad Just given the
Ceeatimtioa a stab, aad that bo came here with
his hand reeking with its Uood to lecture other
toea about tha aacrcdneaj of that iastrumeat
' 3tr. r. said that be voted for free aunWe, be.
i U gava aaiaaty at the ballot box, aad that
: . u " I
U now advocated, ad esforwys "c.- .
eqealUy at the tax bottbat in thSl free Kverr
Sant t&ere ought to be eeoall IJ betw & big5
and the low, the rich aad tne poor-a
jb, a amendment to the ConsUtdtion. that every
worth, for that wat the measure of the protection
thatevery maa reesivad from the government
a ...
which ae was laxea to suppan um f
and the platform of his partv had been misrepre
sented all over the State that the Governor and
attacked him behind his berk in hk speech in
Balelxh, before the Democratic Convention,
where even Ms friends were not allowed to cor
rect any miestatements of t hit posiUon thst the
i hi anaMRh had reuresented him as
living voted against the principle of equal Uxa
tioa while member of the Ietara-thatl be
bad never given any inch vote, and that bit rotes
referred to by the Governor were in exact confor-mlt-r
with bis nreseat position that oa page 13
of the Senate Journal, 18M-P, he voted D,t
this proposition of Mr. Kleosoe, -isasoiTou, w.
ia tie ooUaction of revenue for the support of Ue
Government, aad the pavmeat of the pabHe debt,
it is oa wise, unjust and inexpedient to disertmi-
neta ia favor of or against anv parucuiar
u Mrtieulav smcies of nroperty m
coutempUted by theframettof our Constitution."
Mr. P, taid that thla1 was a proposition to tax
aTtry species of property aooordiflg toyalu ex
cept slaves, tor tne uonsutuuou am uj
pUtod thU they should not be taied aooording to
Value, but actually forbid tbair btdng ao taxed.
Thk wat admitted by the Governor; bow could
be then aay that us wat a vote agaioa tuuB
all property aooording to its value. It it mani
festly unjust to make all the other property in the
State pay toxin proportion to JU value, aad
leave slave property out. That would be more
unjust than the present synem. wtw5b
It ia the Legislature, and was against it now, and
k.i tha arfasnt note t of difference between
him aad the Goveraor, lor we uovaraors puv
form was ia the following words; . . .
O7adaemhthadutvofthelxnsl8ture inpass-
Ing acU for raising revenue to to adjust taxation as
aa mM Arm&nv aa Ttracucaoia wiuua ute uwu
of the Coasututioa open the various interests and
dames of property ia all rations of the State.-
tk rfauMMMilo niatform excluded the ad aobrtra
tax upon slaves while tne balance ot.iae piauum
tmA nlacA 11 nnoB ail OtOer SPeOVSS vi pnwanT.
TVi. mm thm una aa ilr. Bladsoee proposiuoa
which be voted against and that ae was against u
now, tha be voted against Mr. Bledsoe's Bill to
amend the Gonstitatioo oa page zza 01 ua w
..I fet.Uk Rill ma In tba foIOWlnr WOrOSt
xd. Ba it further enacted that all the col-
ml inhabitants of thia State shall ba subject to
such capitation or other tax as Ue tiemrai Assem
M mil lmncae,'rjrovided that nothing herein
eontaioed shall prevent exemption of taxable polls
as heretofore prcscrtDea Cy law, ia caaoe 01 oouiiy
taftraiity." " ' - ' '
Mr. P. aaid that this waa not propoaitioa to
tax anything according to value, and would leave
the . slaveholder without any protection against
having the whole taxalioa of the SUto placed epon
bis slaves that be was opposed to tuck a proposi
tion then and k opposed to it aow; that his posi
tion and the platform of his party proposed a very
diffaraat thinr. It vrorjoeed to tax all property,
slaves included, according to its value, giving the
slave owner protectioa against naving an aaiav
preportioa of the taxes put upon his property, and
h tV Mttur nf unrt other sneciet of Drotiertv an
renal protection agauist having an unjust propor
tion of taxation put upon them. . It wat thk prin
ciple of equality and eirtection to all that be fa
vored, and that was the dktingnuhinc difference
between tha Whig platform and the above propo
sition of ktr. Bledsoe; that ba voted against the
aaaendnsant of Kanway oo rage SM of the Senate
Journal, which was in the foitowinr words :
That colored rn habitant or tni state, except
Indiana, not taxed by this Constitution, shall be
subject to ft tax upon the ad valorem principle,
provided the uenerai Assemniy snati aot see ui 10
tax them anon the ner canUa nrinciole, in which
latter case they shall not be taxed more than white
persona, subject to capitation tax.".
asr. it. aaia taat m mi part n its huwuuiupi
would nut a tax uron miarta accordinr to value
aad leave all other property without such tax ;
that thk would be unequal and nnjust to the slave
bolder, for the same reason that Mr. Bledsoe' res
olution and the Democratic platform were, nne
aual and uniost uooa the holders of other nroper-
tvt tnal no was tor notunsr tax aoooruiur to vaiue
not onlv noon slaves but upon other property also
aad wasopposea 10 exempting esiaer. jror turn
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reason ae aaa votea against laeMpropusiuwBauu
wat arainst them now. B s repealed that be de-
sired equality to the slave owner and the non-slam
owner, exempting neither, and was therefore com
pelled to vote against any proposition that exempt
ed either from their just and equal proportion of the
burdens of taxation. . That the Gov. in his Balefgh
speech bad attacked him Ukmd hi a hack aad where
hit meads could not aetena Dim ana aaa were
represented him and the platform of hk party as
proposing ta discriminate in favor f nothing, as
baiaria lever of taxing the -family Bible, the
soedidna ad nUn is tared to the sick, the cradle, tin
caps, etc Be wat surprised that the Governor, or
anT maa wno wat aMe to read, should make such
charge, that the Whig platform provided tor no
dtscrimtnation ia favor of anything. "He .would
call the Governor's attention to that part of the
cmcoaiUoa blaUorm which the Governor had taken
so eh particular pains aot to read. It wat ia the
fcj'awinr words "witu cower totuacriminate oniy
in lavor of the native product of our state sod the
Industrial pursutUornerclUzen.1' Tbniprovaioa
wat meant to exempt from taxation all those littie
articles of household and kitchen fornltere which
are neceesaarv to set an ft man ia bis industrial
pursuit, but tne uovernor naa aemea uatitwas
T . . t..r .1 v 1 . - J i VI.
IB iom piHwra umjuu tm wan m vuyj u , h tm turn
haaas while speaking. Tbkprovisioa wat simi
lar to the one contained in Gov. Iteid'tssaforeas
message whea be recommended the exemption ef
on Hundred aad arty Collars wortn oi property
ta cover all these liula thxaoa. Sock' an axemot-
ion did aot intarfore with tha. great priseiple of
equality, because U extended to ovory taaa auxe.
Tne eon stitutioa of the State of Texas compels the
Legislature to impose an d talortm tax upon
all property " alike with' power to exempt
three hundred dollars worth to cover these little
articles of household furnitures that he hoped the
as i rsetssalatkia r f imr plttfora iprm ink surjsrt
would aot be made agaia by nay maa who knew
Mr. Paoi said that ho would call tha Gevereoi 's
attention lo the (act that the Demoerstio platform
eontarned no each exemption, bat proposed to tax
nwrv Oua eotaJTr. sxcert nrroes. - The Gov. and
hk pUtroim ware for taxing tne Kibie and the ua
cupa and the baby's cradle but not slaves, that tha
negroe was taeoaiy uung taey proposea to exempt
from equal taxation, thai ao southern state except
North Carolina had aay constitutional provkion
exempting slave from taxation aconrdiag to value
aad equally with other property. Virginia k the
only State that approaches the exemption of slaves,
but the taxes tbesn according to value limiting the
value la her eoastitutten oix or tae Southern
States ia their constitution maka it obligatory
upon tha Legislatures to tax all taxable properly
aeeardinr to valee, while the ether seven laare it
giasveOooary wtu tfterr jjerUiiiaTtm to do se. Jtir
i r. proceeded to read from tne Jonsutoaon of the
Soathera Btatea eoutarmng tneso provtoiont and
ealied opoa tha Goveraor to help him to place
North Carolina tide by aide with her sister states
I of the South ia taxing slsvee as property and net
I at persons si treating siaves as persona ana novi
anrooertv" was amoractariae tsaoinr nnncinie or
Ue xUsek ttepuaucaa partn taat it was a blot
upon tha Cow 1110100 of .Wert (Jarouaa watch
ha oaUedupon every true Boutaera man to help
bin ta wipe out that Ifortk Carolina should not
stand alone among her skier states of the south re-
coca lain; ia bar Constitution the Black .Republi
can eootnae taat slave are only' persona, aaet
wn hwf sf ears pay fsir tjmmlm turn of tta birdem
of faasa ia waata' rawm aaw hartlfUms etfwm-
ttoas hMmrt aywirane AMa-m& tommy
I ma, etr stave noiaer or not, ma wtfareat m
" Vim imtifvtiom. of tavrrv. It would thus strengthen
; the Institution or slavery wntcu at toil (particular
time needs strengtneaiBg. au toe otaor boutaarn
states have done thk aadit k time for Iforth Car
olina to do the same. Mt. P. aaid that the Gov
to bk Kaleigb speech had prophesied that be would
leave ak platform Before tae sua stood erect lathe
i heavens as rats leave a sinking ship,- but that the
Governor would find him standing proudly upon
tha deck of that ship ia ttorvu and ia sunshine.
that if Democratic tyranny and xeiaTvpresentation
Should raise a tempest to swallow np that ship and
sink her beneath the surges of prejudice; be would
go down wua ner her datur tivmld b hit.
M.T. r. seta taatiae Uov- ta hk Baleirh speech.
ieMmd kit hock mrd loKem, kit friouit ocmU mmt i-
ij kil . -j . vi. hum la the
YZLTS JTT "Taiad. and other work.
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of Interfitl improvememt ; ana aaa cuxuiawu
that speech in Jhe West, for the porpose or injur,
log him there j that the Governor used the folio
hi Unraun in his Rafeieh sneech s "Thtfy re-
aolvc warmly in favor of works of Internal Ira-
provementt ana to prove uieir unoeruj tq mi wa
tern people, selected a gentleman to advocate them '
before the people whose first political success was
a triumph over a Democrat because he had sup
ported and given existence and life to these very
measures a gentleman whohadVoVd against
arery Railroad, in some form, now in the course :
Mnatraetiaa i- aad ' who jasMT votedTor, taUud
far, or wrhtd Jar any Bailroad that ever hat been
buUt in North Carolina, or, in my opinion, that
ever will be built." ; , . ; , , .v
- lit. Pool said, e reference to the Journal or the
r xrbUtnv would show this to be a total misrepre
sentation of his course 4b at he had advocated and .
voted for more Sailroad bUls man ue uoveraor
bad ever done, and had voted against fewer; that
no ppropriatione had been asked for western
BuiimaA while he was a member of tha Legisla
ture: and, therefore, he bad no opportunity of
voting for any, bnt that he had voted for almost
every thing that had been asked by the western
people. He voted against the appropriation to
the JTavettevuie sjoaiaeta wuiruau,
wntAd fn both sessions when -he was a mem
ber of the Iklaura for appropmtion of sereral ;
hundred thousand dollars to Improve Deep River;
and that develop the coalfields, and thutroed was
rival protooU.FHa tlsought It ?mg to oto for ;
both.. Be referred to the Senate journal of 185&-7,
page 196, 301, 202, 223. showing test Be voiea iour
timet for the Cherew and Coalfield Bailroad, to
page 360 showing that be voted for the Atlantic
and N. C. R. B.t to page 363 for the Atlantic and
Suffolk Bailroad, to page 285 for the Western Ex-:
tension BiU, ft amended ey tne aetect committee,
to pace 304 and 326, for the Wilmington, Cbar-
lotto ana ttutneriora wunwa, u tm
Greenville French Broad B.B to page 31 8, 320
for the Rockingham and Coalfield Kail road, to
page 352 for the Southern Airline Bailroad. .Be
raferred to the Senate journal of 1858-9, page
368, for the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther
ford Railroad, to page 3T5, 399 for tha Western
Extension, whtcn mm ae aavocacea wito an at
might in tae Senate aad out of it-r be spoke for
iTpubliihed hk speeohet ia the Raleigh papers,
andin the papers In bk own'Dktrict that in the
face of thk record and these act be was surprised
that the Governor should attempt to injure him
ia the West, by publishing to taose people mat
h. rVt. P.l newer voted for. talked for or vxrktd
for anv that ever hat been halt iXortA Car'
ptTap or aa my ,7 uynnwm wm. wvr w- ;
Mr P. aaid tne uoveraor oaa t umj mm
strong eastern sectional speech saying that west
era gentlemen desired to alter the constitution
giving them the power to put their bands into
the pockets of eastern gentlemen to build thr
Soads, and aaa saia tnattaisiMriot pwu
year to build - R. B a. - in the eigbin tnsirict
and gets aothing Jn ., return. Air. jr. taia
that ae was an eastern- man, that be was
standing before hk eastern friends, and that be
took thk oecasioe to tell them that ' while he wat
an eastern man, he was also a North Carolinian,
and felt pride ia the honor and prosperity of
every section of the State, that he bad done, and
should continue to do, whatever be could, for the
benefit and development or every section
of the Bute, east and west. North and South, as far
at tba resources and financial conaiuon ci tua
State would permit ; that such was the platform of
kk eartv and suck was-his platform ; and that he
should stand or fall bv it- That he would take
thk occasion to say to the face or his eastern mends
and neighbors that if elected Governor of North
Carolina, he would not be the Governor of tba
east nor of tha west, but af the whole Statu, and
would do what he could for . the prosperity ana
happiness of alL . That be should take the ame
positiont east and west, and be called upon the
Governor to tell the western peoplewhen we get
among them the positiont that had been taken by
us here to-day. .
Mr. Pool, at the close of hk speech, sat down
amidst a shout of applause, and much applsae
as we have never seen given to any other man
Wbo was ft candidate in Uk District - ,
We have aot attempted to gfve the' whole of
thk powerful and brilliant speech of our gallant
young standard beaier, but merely a yop .-
What we have taid, however, are the main points
of tba remarks ef both, the gentlemen, aad era
strictly correct. i
Mr. Pool, during bk eloquent speech,- was fre
quently interruptad with loud bursts of applause,
aad has made a great impression upon the people
of Gates county. Gov. Ellis, in hk rejoinder, was
very much oonrused and showed cooclucively that
be felt the terrible rasping that he bad received,
or In other words that be wat a used up candidate.
We baveat room to tay more. - ! j
OPPOSITION MEETING ' IN WILMING-i
. . TON. ,. , !
, At a meeting of the Whig and American par
ty, held ia the Court Bouse on Thursday, March'
29th, Geo. Davie, Esq., was requested to act as
Chairman, aAd W. P. Bill. Esq., as Secretary.
Mr. Davit, on taking the chair, explained the
objects of the meeting in a few chaste and eigant
remarks, whea the following business was Iran-!
acted. j? ,r-r. j - ! 1
Oa motion, a committee of five was appointed
to draft suitable resolution for the action of thai
meeting. . ' . .
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen:
AABrewa, WO Boward, B W Beery, J H
Flanaerand J J Lippitt, Xtqrs., who reported
through their chairman, A A - Browar "0, the
following preamble and resolutions, which were
adopted.
W HKBXts, A Convention of the Opposition par
ty ef North Carolina wat bald in Raleigh ea the
32nd of February, by which body a aeries of reso
lutioat was adopted, and John Pool, ; of Pasquo
tank Coucty, piaoad in nomination for the office of
Governor of thk State: t , ( s : i
Therefore, Besolved, That weWhigs and A raer
iuana of New Hanover County, do approve of the
"declaration of principles" contained in such serios
of resolutions passed bV the State Convention. .
. Further, Besolved, That we consider the nomi
nation of John Pool, for Governor, as ; one noai
neatly fit for the time and occasion, and we will'
give to it ft eaaloas support., ; , . j
Further, Resolved, That we are ia favor of hold
ing aDUtrict Convention ia .thk twn, on the
34th ef April, a suggested by our friends of Cum
berland county, for the purpose of selecting a fal
egate to the National Union Convention to meet
ia Baltimore ia May, nominating aa JSIeofir. and
attending to other matters connected with thf in
terests of the Opposition party, .od that we p
point SO delegate! thereto. - - 1 '.' :
- Further, Besolved, That the Chairman or th.s
meeting be requested to appoint ft committee of
three, whose duty It shall be to procure a suitable
place ia which to bold the Dktrict Convention,
and to maka other requisite arrangements for Its
accommodation. - -- ;!
Under the third resolution the Chair appointed
the followtBg gentlemen: -
Gea JasOwee.DrF J Bill, Geo Barriss.J B
Planner, F D Poisson, W M Lewis. O P Meares,
T E Lawrence, B. W Bery, T C Worth, E
Wcsteott, W J Topp, W P Eniott, Dr W P Bill,
Daniel Robinson, Jas Robinson. Jas Brown, John
Hewlett, J N Craig, J J LippHt, A M Waddell,
R Burr. Dr T BlCarr, J F Bwhop, H. W Burgwin;
J Loeb, A D Waddell, Julius W Moore, A D
Taylor, R B Cowan, W J Love, Jr, Walker
Meares, X Murray, E,Savar, Dr A S Wright, Ar
A Brown, LA Bart, O 8 Baldwin, AD Caxaux,'
R F Brown, G B French, J A Parker, W L De-;
Bossett, J D Camming, B F Carr, 0 G Parsley,:
Jr, Dr G W Potter, W 6 Anderson, D Cash well-
On motion the name of the Chairman was ad
ded to the above list. ,;
Under the fourth resolution the following were
appointed by the Chair: ,- ' r v , .
Jos J Lippitt, Dr W P Bill, J no A Parker.
On motion of Ti D. Poisson , a committee of
five waa appointed to act as an Executive Com.
mittee for thk county during the coming cam-
B Tien ner, AM "Waddell. Walker Meares.
Geo Harris, C C Morse." i
Oa snotion of Walker Ueares, Esq., the Chair,
maa wat added to the Committee. ' ' : : '. .
During the absence of the Committee, the meet,
lag wss sddretsed by F D Poisson, qn on the
subject of Adralorera Taxation. .- j ,'.-.,
" Oa motion the neetiss; adjourned.4 '.' ' ,
I- - GEO. JJAV1S, Chairmaa.
W. P. Hiil, 8ect'y. - "' t 4 ; .; - Jj
The workra eu of the neighboring towns, having !
abandoned the strike, axe pouring into Lvnr.
Mass., seeking employment, and rendering the
afal a ' 1 .; e . 1
course of the strikers still more fruitl
. ft - - - ' -- - JL . , - j...-,.. .
i " -T X'i J V I ffOxt IH a kg xst am. ;
JAChOIf-COUNTTAD yALOttJS.. nwkA-
. f "-;. v ".- yyjfx , ' " ! . ' '4
'. fK Si -
ilr. Editor-. Thi morning; a notice ;jrsf
posted on the Court Bouse-door, saying
friends of the Union, Constitution, and - Ad
valorem Taxation," will bold ft meeting at
Twelve o'clock thk day. At the tiare
to, proclamation was made at the door or the
Court House, giving the tense of the notice to the
people, nd In a few moments, our spacious
Hall was crowded with the freemen of Jackson.
On motioarJohn C.'Bryaoarwne called to the
Chair, and David- llogreqeeeted to act as Sec
retary . whenDr..W. L. Love offered the foUow1
ing resolatioria, to the largest political meeting
ever assembled ia Jackson County : i u;f " '
I. Besolved, That we cordially concuVJn
the PUtform of prlndplet declared bf the UbIoo
Convention at Baleigb,- and fully endorse the
nomination-made by that body. ;: '
a. Resolved, That we will ratify and confirm
the nomination of the Bon. JOHN POOL for
Governor, at the August election
3. Besolved, That we approve oi u
sition to bold a District Convention tt amtuib
on the Wednesday of the Superior Court, to
nominate a candidate for Elector in the ap--.in
PnwrfrUniiaJ Ttlection. ftnd the p
pointment of a delegate to represent thk District
r deIate too. aU ' honorable
ifce nontinatioa of our own dis-
hri tixen? WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
L. ! r :
. a -RjMnWM. That tha Chairman appointed
in VolxnlM ts nnnwnt this CoUUtV i. W tt
. 6. - Besolved that the proceedings of UU meet
I i, nahiiBbl in ' the Baleuft Eezister and
.v? -.1.1- TTI -r lk. Htatit. '' ! " ! !
Under the 4th Resolution, the following t- Dele
gates were appointed, to wit. . ' i
I.OHoooer.U C Born,D; D DavkUml
Pnnnor. Scroon Enloo. : Dt W L JjQte,, Hugh
JtoBere, Col J H Alley, A I McKlney. Alexan
der Zacbary,CaptHCeward,lj William Brown,
Col 4 E Parka; James stations,. auof4
Brcwn, R B Cannon. ., . . '.
r mntinn tn ahjiies oi ma oocrewv buu
- CoL B. S. Gaither, of Burke, being then called
on, gave us an ftble, old fashioned speech, in favor
ef forming a great National ? Union Party, in
11 rluuM of Sectionaluts. to be com-
JX nf tSA Mends of the Qmsiiiution and
rZiZm akwiiHr Cmnd. and concluded by thow
tm instiM in. and necessity of adoptine the
mninrm. THncinle of taxation. His areu
( nm this tioint were " characterktio of the
ro.r.-rJoin Ma and unanswerable. CoL G. holds
tha uma via of thk Drincinle. ad valorem Tax
ation, that be held whea he wat in the' Coflven
tlon of 1845. occupying as the. Journals ahow,
it.. ar mm Mantieurround.
Thus fsr every thing moved pleasantty for
..rrl hnt at this staee of the Droeeedinea. CoL
W IT. Thomas, who seems to think be bat
right to dictate to the people- of this ! Senatorial
TWri. and frtadalli to those of Jackton County,
ftwlincr and seel nir that the current in the Bouse
waa overwhelminelr ttrona for equal Taxation,
and fearing the freemen of Jackson might vote
in the next Election against the present abominable
Democratic Platform and his own wishes, ftrose
and delivered a short dictatorial speech, urging the
nwnla tA stand bv the present system of . laxa-
tinTi which ha knows to be uueaual. nnjust, : ty-
ranakal and oppressive,' - CoL made a . short
ranlr in a sarcastio manner, showing that the
fk nl.tnnt of "little Billev Tbttmas." wat to dio
ate to the people, to lead them to their, prejudice,
and also to interrupt, if possiblelhe present pre
vailing harmony : of the meeting. -When .the
offered for adoption, i "little
BiU'ry" moved the withdrawal from the house of
all opposed, and it u oeiievea hs - wubiwiw
htiiilt aloxx. Thii u elorv enough for one
dav. AD VALOKEil
Webster, March 32nd, 1860. , J . t
OPPOSITION MEETING IN PITT.
At a meeting of the Oppositkin Party of Pitt
County, held in Greenville, April the 2d, 1860,
for the purpose of appointing r Delegates to the
District Convention, to be held; in Newbern on
tha 1 1th of thi month: r ' -:
On motion of F. B. Satterthwnite, Erq:, B. G.
Albritton, Ko... was called to tho chair, and J. T.
MrClenahan reuuested to act as Secretary.
The following Preamble and Resolutions were
then introduced lv E. C. Yeilowly. 1 Esq., and
i nnsnimouslv adorted: i ' ; ' ! " '
Wunsus, By the unceasing and reckless ef
forts of the Democratic and Republican parties to
secure political power, the rmt interests of the
( people-are overlooked or made siibefvient to mere
." questions between factions, and the sectional
. ksues that Ibtee parties have originated and con-
tinually agitate are rapidly tending to a fatal
severance of the bonds that hold together our
glorious aonfede-ation of States: 1 And, whereas,
ft behooves the conservatives of the ia oontry to
resist Black Republican . aggression 4 tn the one
par, and restrain Dcmoaratio . ultraura on the
other, and thereby delive- the country! from im
pending ruin; Therefore, be it f " v .3 . :
I.. Besolved, 1st. That it k expedient and neces
sary to nominate a candidate for the Pre.dncy
. to represent the great consenrative party f the
' country . and thst we approve of the pcommen
' "dation of the Central Union and Whig general
Committee to bold a convention at Baltimore for
'said purpose.
Besolved, 3d. That the Chairman of this
i meeting appoint 25 delegates to represent this
. County ia the District con rent ion to be , held in
; Newborn on the 12th instant . to appoint Dele
ga'es to represent this Electoral District in the
National Union CvnveAtion to be held 1 in Balti
more on the 9th of May next; and also to se
lect an Elector for thk Electoral District. - '
The foiluwing dolegates to the District; Con
vention were appointed by th chair: '
E- C. Yellowly, Luts llilliard, Wn. A. Cherry,
"W. S. Banraban, B- Snttertbwaite, C. Per
kin, J. V. IVrkins, i Sidney Daniel, Enoch
More, B. P. IIjwlton, W. J. Foreman, Churl"
K.-intr, W. ft. Nes.n, Godfrey Taft, Silvester
(i.Wm A. OuinnerIT.Jo. H. Lauchinshouse,
i T. B. Cberrv. Walter Newton, W. B. F, New-
1 Vm, John Bland. Elias J. Blount, J no. H. alines,
rMfaesT. Move. Wm. A. Brrett, James Jo;
! nor, P. A. Atkinson, W. H Perkins, ' James
' Cnrnev and Samuel Browne f ' c ' '
Ou tw tiuu. the cbsirraaa and Secretary
were
added U tha list of Delegate.
On motion it was ordered that the proceeding
; of this meeting be sent to the ttalcign Reoiater and
AVashiugtoa Timet, wiJt a. request to publibh
; them. , .. ; --( '-, . , -. .- : f A - ..
i . There being no further business, tho meeting
'adjournd. - ' U-i
. ... j, AUillU il VII , VwUttMUt :
J. T. McCi.ESUm.n-, Secretary. :- i ., ".- ' . ,
' 9". We publish below the names of the
delegates appointed by t the Opposi Ioa party of
Hertford County to . the .District Convention at
Edentont ' - , -.v.'.,-.ra :
Daniel Valentine ' A
. J A And-rson, , i
Dr R H Shields, "
MaJ WL" Daniel,
". J B Hare, !;
- - K Bayner, . i i
J J Jordan, 1 ,
HD Slaughter, .
Kindred Hollowmon,
J 8 Godwin, "
' J A Riddick,
S BPool, U;
H C Lasaiter, V
. Wm M Montgomery,
D V Seasoms, :
' If ilet Mitchell,! "
Watson Lewis jr,
O W Beverly,
..WD Pruden, , . ,
Col J Sharp, .
" J B Sharp, ' r '
Dr Thos Sharp,
Dr J W Lewis, ;. .
Hilbry Taylor, ff . .
John Sharp,' ' "
' Dr D Lewu, ' i 1 "
' Watson Winboarne,
.-James BV Parker,
S M Aumack, . , -J
Wilson Harrell, .
Dr James Kewsome,
A Harrell, t i 1
HA Moore,
Britton Moore, ;
Dr J W Hutching,
; J J Teates,, , .
Dr M E Manning,
'JB Slaughter, '.
G D Parker, 1
,S B Powell,
J V Lawrence,
J W Harrell, k
3MWynns,
Dr W E Pool, 1
H TLaniter, f
J M Trader,
J N Harrell,
W P Beaman, .
J T Beaman, 1.,;
Isaao Pipkin, 1
Charles H Kelly,
R GCowper,
BTSpiert, K
: A Biddick, , .!
1 Dr CWorrelt, ' "
John W Worrell,
James WorrelW. w ,
CapL Samuel Moore,
Samuel Winbourne,
Alexander Brett, '
- Capt. James Barnes,
i Saaaoel Maagor,
Dr J P Lee, , T ,
Carter Maddrey .
Dr C P Campbell,
William Howard, !
Jos J Jordan, "
John Baker, i
WHIGl jikEliN NGfiTttAMPTONi ?
fata mMLins- of th e Whl oft Northampton
Oountyheld at the Court Bouse, Jackson, on
Saturday, the 31tot March, 186 i On rnttwn,
John Randolph was called to the Chair and John
T. Peebles and Richard Shane appointed Secreta
ries, .i'-;... - . ' ' .' . ""j: tt
The object or the meeting Doing expiaineu,
B. Bardy, Esq., introduced the following resolu
tions; : .; -.r I i.v.-r -- .
jSetolved,,That we approve 01 tne timw
place of holding a Dittrict Convention In the town
of Edentoaa the 10th of April next, for the pur
pose of electing delegates to tbe jsauonai wbwb
tioo to be hell in Baltimore on ihe 9th bf My
next, and appointing an elector for. jUut:; District,
and that the Chairman appoint sixty Delegates to
taid Convention. ;' ; " . J i
. ' Whereunon the Chairman appointed the fol
lowing! SamuelCalvert, DA Barnes, B B Bar-
dy. Dr. x ii. uarnerx a jn vy eaver, Bsmuw
vert, jno ai vaivert, mjt ano u wacowu
Newsom, Col Berod Fakon, Dr, W; W Clements,
E"J Thomas,sJames W Grant, Jno M Moody,
Jno W Squire, Dr. William Moodyy William J!
KfYWInnr. J as: m- ijamnerson. vc a x tt ,
Dr R J Grammar, Joseph Peele W.BTWilMawt,
V.miinI -Ta&ihtl. William n Boon, i Jas W Res, S-
Jno B Odom, Jas B Barnes, James Boon, Jno W
Palmer, Joseph Jr, Xfranch, unariet-jjatren, w.
f TT r!nincton.. James A SteDhenson. WilHara
F Stephenson, ST Standll, William A Stephen
son, B W ' I vey, Jessy Drew, Mathew Brewer,
Jerry Gay, James Peul, Thos P Elliott, Jno E
juagett, James o riy me, xiiun ivinnvii,
B Vincent, Jltheldred Gawks James Atkinson,
Willk Knieht, David P Bart, Jno B Peele, Thom-
at A Lanier, William T Buxton, L B Stevens,
BenryPruden, Samuel Jfruoen, ureen otaorai,
Conly Whitehead, Atlas i -Taylor,' Jno W F"
son, ind William Collieri t
On motion, the names Jof the Chairman end
Secretaries were added to the Iwt, aad that the
nroceedinea be published m the Albemarle Aoutn-
ron, The States, and Raleigh iZrisfer. The meet
ing tbeu adjournea. h h-x k -i-u:
'-r- 7 JNO. RAKD0J.PB,! Cnairman.
.,JoTPo:Brjt,i;-jA .r.iVV- :c-ti-
' V. ": j FROM' MEXICO, f -; : '
, Ad vicet from, Vera Cruz to the 26th alt., ttate
inatv Trfirmon' commenced withdrawing hit.
forces from beforeVera Crux on the morning 4t.
the 31st. Juarez's forcet were so nearly out of
powder that had Miramoa remained longer, he
would have captured the place On . the evening
ot the 23rd, i the steamer Indianola brought to
anchor offtheci ty of Vera Crux, and captured a
bark with Spanish colors, which wat, professedly
bound for Galveston, and gave as an excuse for
being found near the Mexican coast; that her com
pass was disordered." She k strongly suspected
of being the third Vessel mentioned in the inter,
oepted dispatches, as having cleared trom Havana
for Miramon. - The Indianola ha been purohased
by Juarez, and placed ia the Berviceot hk gov
ernment, il , . ;( j ,;., ,. . . : -..j '.K ;
s Cxda Fobs Acatjimt.' We learn that John
L. Pennington, Esq,, of the Newborn Progrets,
has consented to deliver the annual Address before
rw Vnrlr Jtnadamv. in Wakecountv; on the
2Jst of Jane next. Mr, P. a good speaker; and.
writer, and the public may expect an interesting
address on the occasion, p ,.- -r
The acts of the Legislature, "to encourage di
rect foreign trade - by exempting ; from ' taxation'
flour exported from Virginia in vessels owned
therein exempts lronv compulsory inspection all
flour shipped to a foreign port in vessels four-fifth
of which are owned in Virginia: Thk k an inw
portent measure, designed for the encouragement
of shipping -nterprwes nd foreign trade, i It was.
seriously oppoeed and had ft very moderate ma
jority in either Bouse...; t ; ,
The Philadelphia Evening Argus, which recent
developments at Washington have shown to be a
paper sustained hy the profits from, the printing
of the President, and which may consequently be
presumed to be under the control of the Admin
istratioBybasiioght forward, aa ha candidate for
the Presidency. General Joseph' Lane, one of tho
Senators from Oregon. H. '
TO CAPITALISTS-
SPLENDID WATER POWEItJ
COTTON, GRIST ANtt SAW MILLS
FOR. SALE! -.:.
TAM DKSIRUS OP SELLING THE ROCKY
MOUNT MILLS PROP BRTYj-and Invite Inspeo-
tioo or the place and improvements . . - I
The property embrace the whole j
fftter Power of Tr Bltct, j ' ; r
which is made available by the most substuitial
ie .Dam, bailt at a eot of near f 10,000, and whieh
gire a fall of at put It feet. t l ,; -:: 5-
TIIE COTTON MILL, ,; j ;
One of the beat Granite buildings in the State, 38x7
feat, twe stories, with basement and attic, with tna
ohinory in good order, taming out 300,000 to 350,000
lb. COTTON URN per annam. t
' THE JGRIST MILL; ' '
Large and substantia" Pramed building, on Granit
Walls, running 9 pair Stones, 3 Jepae for
Corn, aBd Burrs f Wheat. , t
s V ? rit SAW MILL, , 1
Citvalar Saw and taacbih-ry in good order.'
. One large and rommodloni DWELLING, boanti
fully located, THTtB. other residences handsomely
situated, FOURTEEN Cottages for th operatives,
0NB large and convenient Store House, THREE
Warehouses, BlncUsmth' aad; Work Shops,
with ft to 90 acres of land.". -!""" 5t'r-' ;.';
" Por Manafaeturing COTTON, thi place combina
a m-ny advantage as any T bar ever wen Worth or
South, and the power is sufficient t extend operations
almost 'ad libitomland r- ..f.-y
, TIIE GRIST. MILLS, V-sV
for eostom wark, are probably the most valuable in'
tha State. .--..'J, -f -;-' ri. " i' ' : '
The above property is situated in the counties of
Nash and Edgecombe, at the 1 ; , " ''. "
? spalls of Tar Riven ; .
; .... -. A ' ' I" '" - .V
one mile from Rorky' Mount l)epot, on th WJJniiog-fc
turn and Weldoa Railroad, and U ivjint rale nuadit'on.
Porsons desiraus-of embarking tn- the Mnufacture
of Cotton are invited to inspect the property. . ! ? -'
Credits' will be given,' running from one to six or
eight yaars, if dsured. : Addr, . ' . n ;
. WM. S. BATTLE,
apr t-t-lni : ' ; ; ; Rocky Mount Mills, N. C. '
. .EVERY LADY IN AMERICA
Who Values Comfort, Healtk and Elegance,'
': .'m Vj '., '. v. v, Should have oa of ft 1
' THOMSOITS CORRUGATED SKIRTS.
"TT OURNEYMAN TAILOR vT ANTED.
good, sober workman.
1 - ur ...1. : -.
N ether sett need apply.
apr 73t
THOMAS CALLAN.
r HILLSBOROUGH, If. C., .l ;
M I LIT A BY. ACADEMY.
innHIS ACADEMY WTLL BB CONDUCTED ON
I. the plan of the Virginia aad -8 Carolina State
Military Institutions. For a circular, address th su"
periatondeet. -'v-?-- - '' .- .-.'i '
- .iv-COL. c. cum, '
jaa29 ly. ; Haisborough,N a
H
OOP SKIRTS I HOOF SKIRTS II
Prom Saoenteto $4 60. Also, , .
Missee Hoops! Misses Hooptt
marSS Wi. H.' A R. & TUCKER, v'
TEXAS LAND, AND MONEY. -V .,
TEXAS COURT. OP CLAIMS RE-ESTABLISHED.
All heir of soldiers who served in the Tex
ian war ef Independenoe, and who hv not received
their land, most apply for the -same- before the 1st of
Jane; 1861 or e foreVer barred. AH persons having
aay cktsracUr of claim, nkatever tor LAND .OR
MONEY against Texas can noWSecure.th same by
prepariy proaetetiag their rlghtai-The nadarstgoed
ha teveral thousand name ef pertome 4utitld, ana all
otter data .pertaining; to the. Texas land business, and
will attend , promptly to any 'claim entrusted to hit
chare. . - - Address w"i-;i ,
j - THOS. D. WILLIAMS, r
j . ."v; ' . Attorney at Law, "
; Waco, Taxat.
; RsriRas to Judge Person, Judge Batde, Governor
6 wain, and other. . r 1 mar 2s 6bu :
JP RE lEXWllI IO Ift
! sLciiGi: & biacon's
N E W F All CY ATI D ST AFL E DRY
t COUUH BTUnls,
NO. 40 FATETTEv'JLIJB STREET, I,
Firtt door below Wx'Uiamu May wood" Vntg Bum,
, : , J Baleigh N. C," : :
j IS THE PLACE TO BUT
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS AT
A LOW rxUCJS!
TI AVISO -JUST B!UaCTJEI"A.I.ARaE ANI
JLX elegant stock pT . :t .. . j .
New- Gea for -Spring aaa summer, - i
Sonitingef Xadie fine Dres Goods ef Freneb Or
Rnhaa. TJonbla Skirt and Jaekonattes, Lawns,
flir.rfim. Calicoes. Cheek and Swiss Muslins, Bfk
Silk i, at a lower pno tnaa ue qaain? aeaiaaaa. ow-
-m-r . . ' .. , n
Inn Tri.h I.inani. worked collars, luooons, nwwrri
filores. Hsadkarelueta, Kack Laee Points, the most
fiuhioaable Summer Bappins; out? a. large stoek or
Knnaats. sneh a fine Crane. Bilk. Straw, aeapotuan.
RlnT.il Laisa. CUo. Aa.. Rashes. Flewere and ftibbons,
for trimming, in abundanoe; a large lot of Silk Para-
1. r iv. lf .trl. nmt - ' ' '. - "" ;
v Onr staok- of Staule and -Desssstlo weeds fc krr
.nil wa are sellinff better rood for th price than here
tofore ." ' . t - : " . . ' .
Our stoek or Linens and uottnaao eannot ne ir.
ia Kaiaiirh for tU nriee and aualitT. -i T . .
Heop JBkirta of J. W. Bradley's Patent,: LaaperUha
tta, Kapr; Tip Top, and other itjle, made of the
v.. Watah Snriur Steel, with eord tied to eaeh
aoop , aue we sratens eyixit iwhvu
. . .. . . . , 1 .1- ...l(.t.- w KtxM
and new, to wear wua or wiuiom i - - 1
A large stock of GenU and Boys Hats, of the newest
styles, seen as Gov. Wise and Houston, Union, Ae
Geat no enoes ana uaiwrs, f miKiupuw
Ladies and Misses Shoes, Boys and Children Shoes,
Servants Shoes." ' ' ' '- " i" ,
-; We are determined to sell good Good, '
At aa Low Pricel aa any Honeo ia Baleigb,
j , and Lower if Possible, s.r.v
Call and examine our stock and you will be eonrineed
that it i to your interest to buy goods of us. -
We return our grateful (hank to the public for the
hbaral patronage heretofore bestowed, aad hop t
nieritacontinuanceef the fejiej .'l-Qi '
, niaValwWMe' S;XH0BrMAC0JU4 J.
Are and Advocate eopy six time-.
'JL.
860
; .3TTj fl
MCCE i& W I Ii lil AM S
fj AS SOW: IN STOXB ' AlVBET ILAEQS
JjL aad attractive stock of jfr'S -Foreigav
aad Domestio Dry.Goode. ,
t Mnh nnblia attention Is resoectfullr invited. ' , '
' W keepeonstantry on hand a liberal supply of th
Goods-:; .?.Tl't:-;,.;
Uj,;sMattiifctred iBT North
aloo a laxea and eoamandinr .stock of J ptaatatina
Good,- House Parnishing Article, Ac, which w offer
a moderate advaae aad will make It greatiy U
the interest of every bujtr t examine oar stack, and
'.t..v r'V.'Coaaware, Pricea.
befoie making their purchaseaw ' r - '
apr T---4t - f ? V JdcGEB WILLIAMS.
j., iu-Jaaorfer eoay.i" 4 ..ri&i ' f-xt-r'i a '
1 : SHALL FARM WAITED.- ANY
one having a small farm within ten or fifteen miles
or iUloigh to dispose of, may hear of a purchaser, by
applying for addreu at Register Office. ' - -
mar SI 6t , l; . . .. :
:. Iight Flexible 1 aad Strong, ,
" V NOVEL AND BBAUTIPUL 0 SHAPE, . (
" ." ' Approved bv alL ,: .'
Inquire for THOMSON CORRUGATED SKIRT8
CHISMAN'S YEAST OR BAKING POWDERS
THESE EXCELLENT POWDERS ARE DAILY
erowinx in bnbuc favor, and tba demand for them
has become so great that it is with difficulty the manu
facturer eaa keen the market supplied. ; Another large
supply just ready and for sale by - .
mar IT -4 - . i .. P. P. PESCUD.
LUMBER LONG j LEAF., PINE I
'.-. r.. THOSE WISHING t z:- -:
4 NO. 1 LONG LEAF FINE, .,
CAir aa surriaan at th saoaTasr Jtowca, :
AMD' !:'-,-i - ' '
AT A- LOW PBIC3T- POR , CASH. .
. - :.,-.--. ,;..' - - X. H. SNOW.
r.atlia mnnluxl ia aav enaatitv .at abort
notice. : ' . . I .
mar f rAswIy. . "' j
T. H. S.
DRi JAMES II. BOON, HAVING LO
CATED ia this: city, reepeouUy offers Us sar
Tioea as a practitioner of Medicine to th itisn of
Rolrigh ana vicinity.
AUesl' for he present Wt at the Store ef
Boon 4 Brother, or at bis -ei)enca- on Martin Street,
just below Major Hosted's, will be promptly responded
to. '-'-. '- i....-- viW-- K,i v.ablw-awlyv.
NORTH CAROLINA -WRAFPIN GPA-FER.--AS
GENERAL .AGENT OP B..B
Sater, proprietor" ot the ' Crabtree Paper Mills, I am
reaily to settle hU eaeouats for Paper, to parchSM
tock, and to sell Wrapping Paper of all descriptions,
oa ravorable terms. " Orders for such paper solicited
aad executed with promptness end dispatch. . I 1; -J
. Address, J. J. LITCHFORC, , .
i-faVl--l f js-?is-jt1'!s' Btxiuev,' .'.;,"
i 'i JfmY" Standard epy.. ; .Jfi- i. 'I
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDBRJi--Will
be let out in the town of Smithfield, Johnston
eoanty, en Tuasday, oT May Ceert; 'te-the-' lowest bid
der, the building of a Lattice, Bridge, on rock piers
across Nbum River, known as Turner's Bridge, two
saiies nelowSmWJBldr' and ' blar to SmiUiSeld
Brtdice, i pocification mad known at th time above
mentioned. " A:J. IHKATH, , '
tig--" '' rv " tU,
A. PANJUJ5K3,
Com.'
.c i-.. ;
P MASSET.
apr.r d,
; LSMITHt. r .,.:
6U B TH t US AND ' BKIRTS PER; DAT,;
i'4- l ik-Rsssiving Vomt aspWsia Jasaraf
, "5. i .And (A7aW o7? 7bwI Hand,
t
1
ILtArfteoaijedsjy the demana foi1.
ittUAAUlVd SaiKIS.
!, jau 2& 3 meow.
-DANCT'&HYMN,
; SROCEKSr r COMMISSION merchants;
.. 134 PEAI.L;; St R JtET;,-;5:'l,::V.
new tore;
j. py 25 wAswtf.
IS
BLACK HAWK.
n LACK WARRIGR -WAS iRl.U MX
OLD
tJJ cCEVt.n. JbLAW X, ne ny ooarwae anvgu j
Jiutin Morgan,, he Iry True Britton, a descendant or
JLf
imported in frouiEngland.. The ire of Warrior
could beat any Stallion of his day with ease. ' He trot
ted in several instances u public in Z.43, tht being
nearly twenty -seconds faster than any other Stallion of
hi day, and he has swad more- Stallions; Mares and
Welding, "rtiat can trot low down' below three minutes
tBaB gjiy other SUllion that ever lived, and his nun
is known frran Maine to Texas, and Tast Mares have
- ant Irani all oarts of the United tatav to be
t .oupled with Old Blaok Hawk- They are remarkable
. r k;h r-.
lui vav -ar - a t v
ws ereat powers of endurance, which mak them far
. 0 ' . 1 ; . . . Tt. 1 J
the best race ot norses uow w eer,.ws a wa vnlu
4 States;?'-"''' 'C1 W-W'r4-k..iT-i
' BLACK WARfclOR will be six years old the 9th
f day of May next; stands lti hand high, eolor jt'
i black, with wavy man and tail, and eaa trot fa-
X He beat Tom Jefferson In aVavarely contested race lat
I season in 2.6T, 1.48. stocx U;spianaia-'ttu eoiis
are generally black, he being from a black hors and
Oiaca mare, wmcn givee aim aw. v. --
color In the world; hia colts eU, when four months old, .
I from pn to fire hundred dollars. Warrior ca tuaen
the nrst premium at tne ei juawrenow vwj
showing six the best tuokiag eoltsi: aad has many
promising two or three year old; one two years old
sold for 0.- Be received th lt premlnm for a year
ling exhibited, whioh wat among 39 speeiaieet af tha
best that could be produced in the county, aad bre ders
are invited ta eXamln this bare before ttakiag bar
gains elsewhere, as it is for their adrantage to use th
best stock horse they can find. Warrior wa purchased
whea three year old by Mr. Darfyi freot Judge Saa
ford, of Vermon, for $1,?00 ; linos then he, ha been
owned in St, Lawrence ebuaty, Nw Yorfc 1 w
; Having purchased BLACK F4W0B al, great
expense for th benefit of myself and the public, I will
stand bin the present MafeoU at sp atabtaa, eaeniU
Dollar to the Groom, i : . ' , . :
; r At the last But Jala Warrior beat the faataet horse
on exhibition with ae. Be also made the fastest time
at th Fayetteville Pair by 20 second . :
I will match him to toot th 1st day of October next
two mile heats and repeat, or one ail heats best three
in five, against any Stallion aow in th Stat for Fivm
Hundred Dollar. . To go in harness,
apr 7 tf HENRY MORDECIA. i
' " 1 -
j! TBI-WEEKLY ARRIVAL
1' OP 5XW GOODS AT
E. I. HARDING '.s.
OUR STOCK -OP FINZ CLOTH URKsa
Pnek of Pany color, ar daily arrirlnj, m(it
up in the best atylei:'
Handsom style of single mtllsd Pranch Cloth
Proeka aad Saests, of all tha various colon, with Vtl.
ret Collars, now open and ready for Inspection.
Csaaioier Coat for bMmapurpaav French tnd
Engllih Tricoa Gold and Stael mixed, tnigl, breu
ad light and pleasant for summer wear.
I Piwaekaad KegUae lraeeVsaar sWke aad Eaekt
with Velvet collars, wita ana witnout uaingi in hack.
Black Alpaoa Prookrand Sacks aaw tyUitript
AlpMoa $ax t also Baff Sfd Drab Alpace 8ackIZ
cool and neat ftr summer wear. 4 -
Tweed Cassimere Sacks knd Procks, selliog at very
low prices, for spring and summer (eool and ganteel
garment.). '.v- -;iu 1
r 3 PANTSI AltT8llo -.-
Black Do Skin Caatlovar Paata-200 pair jortnj.
oeiTed from the lowest to th highest grade.
Light and dark nammir Cassimere Pnt oomprii
Ing all the diffsrent shades and qaalitie. Cut tnl
made up ia a naat and handsome style aot to b .
oellebV f ' "'j ' " B. L. HAEDlNfl.
IIANDSOME 8IXK, NECK TIES I
I At: HABDING'8.
' Ce huadred differsat stTlespriosi ranging froa
twenty-fire cents to one dollar aid upward. Th
best, th largest, tits neatest and prettiest sxhibltioi of
ties ia the Stote.' J: -'i j M.'"J
r ' IIOSE t IIOSE1I
59 Dosen BnfflUh brown and whUe Genu half Hoi.
of our usual quality 4h bast for wear imparted.
' SUSPEIfDEHS I SUSPEND EKS I
SO boxen Socnendcrs of various Qualities, eomnrl.
Ing all th celebrated manniactores, whlob war bought
for cash, and no offered twenty-fir per cent leu
than usually sold for at retail. '1 r
'' GAUZE-MERINO UNDER SHIRTS I
' 60 posen just opened, from $1 to $3, all fit
mail aad large men can jbe fitted- call and supply
yourselres before Warm weather ex me.
GAUZE-INDIA UNDER SHIRTS t '
Cool and pleasant for summer very cheap only
SL Chap r; Cheap! '- - : :
.;;USLE TIIBEAD DRAWERS t
: 2 Doseajust opened, for auaustor wear, all ise .
Those who are in want wttl please toxaniins aow wbiut
the stoek is large..,, . .i.. it -!-.-. ., ,
- - COTTON-KNIT ' DRAWERS I '.
10 Dosen opened this morning very cheep seru.
.ty-ir oenta par potr. i ' !
f f .- LINEN DRAWERS t -
. J00 bsb-s received per Express Monday last of our
make aad warranted price vary Sow. -.-'
BLEACHED JEAN DRAWERS I
,' 200' pairs now making snd arriving weekly,, from SO
cent to $L All rise on hand , ,
' . SHlRTll I 6HIRT8 1 !
- Plain bosom, Puff ditto," jCrou Plait ditto, French
wore ditto. Corded Mawaila ditto all nsw style.
Also Diagonal bosoms. " - ' ' : '
apr-r-flt ..,J it lj.JJ.1fc' HARDING.. .
1. w aaaaisoa. '",'. ; ' I'; :! !;- ,. y aaows.
; NEW IIARDwJiRE f TORE.
''ji.Su tisnrjionsi i !
1 L; y. nnratuiV
'fBtJ. I PAY ITIXTlblis blallii.
J.;i.!-,BlelfbNC.,;.....t.
. At the Sign ef. the, Gilt Anvil.
DEALER IN HARDWARE, CUTLER V,
Edge Tools, Coach Trimmings, Builder's and
1 ebiaeUHardware, Carpenter's and Joiner's Tools,
Parmer's and Gardner' Implements, Blacksmith'
Tools, AavUa, Vice and Bellow; Hons furnwbiag
Hardware, Cut and- Wroutkt Nails, fyika, Hubs,
Spoke, Rims, Axle, Ppring, Ae Ac
. A fulli assortment f vry variety of jSood ia ny
lin oontaatly on hand, and furnished at short, notice.
Order promptly attended to, f ; '- t
' A" CAR D.THE SUDSCBIBER IS PKR
MANENTLY locateJ in the above Stobliahmmt
at. si ld stand, and rdially In rite th pctronag of
bis easterners and friends. : ' J.BROWN. .
i,.MMla'V'v-.': ' i.yV.r-f r
NOTICE Th Subseriber offers .for sal her
Summer Residence containing 130 aerea of mead
ow Land, situated about ft mile west ef Raleigh, e 4
half a mile south ef the N. & Railroad. A large, writ
finished 'Dwelling Hon,, with th necessary ut
Houses, am' ag them aa- lea Uoeae Bara and Btamju ;
afineasaortment of fruit Trmi aad a well of pure ea
ter, AaI' '"'"' .' '1 " " ' "'' " '
.- Thaabava aaeBtionad pro port jr la a wary Aatrable
loeatioa for a SchooL or Residence. Liberal term of
fered to the purchaser. Persons wishing to purcbasesr
referred t the M aera. Tucker, of Raleigh, to.Ueary
R, Bryan, Newbern, N. C. .
nt, -i.-., . 6 AREA If P.
)
B. CARRAWAY. V
mar 3 'mrw A w.
'Jsa.' Eliinbeth States', insert 2 month end forward'
bin to this Offloe. ?;M ' f.'. i t?-r. At !' '
? .- i-, s u-,-r-lVt.Y", BR 8ir
1 t AND , ,.r: I . .
WHOXESALE GROCER.
Keeps always on hand a supply of Coal for
md Stevw;: ?"i ! i; :j ..3 5 .-.
Grates aad
Nxwnaaa.PebruarjWpa.. v
- - feb 24 lypd.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
'I offer my hous and lot in the Tillage of Chapel
Hill, where, I foraterly lived, atjolnlag Xagh B. Guth
rie, West, and the Episcopal Cbareh Baetfrontisig
PrankHo. Street North, and rasrantg back, ta the Col
lege grounds South, containing aboat two acres, with
a larg Dwelling Hon with ight good rooms, fire
place ia each reoav and two saiga maat rooai -40
by 20 feet each, two fir place in each room, a two
story Kitchen with four good rooms and a Bak Oven
attached, all ethr fceceeeary ent-hqases, aad a good
welt of water ia tba yard. Thi property 1 valubl j
it would suit tor a private family or tar a public betel.
I will sail ou one, two, and turva yen eradit, with in
tret from date, the pal chaser giving b"nd with r-ui
serurity.- 1' ' - AaN 6V HILLYAHD.
Chapel Hilly N. C. April TJm j,. I
!Tla luxury r of :thw, Season !
TUOMSOb t70RRti GATED SKIRTS
1, '.j -fur Salt ty fHmfijpal JUtaiUn. .
,.,..',,C .MRSjWISSLOW,,:'
An exwieneedNnrst and Pemsle Pbyioian,preeBU
to UiaMentioa or mothers, her :
Sbotningyrnp, : ;
pn I'nn.niiKN TKETlIISCi
which greatly facilitate th process of te thing, by soft
enhigh gems, reducing all infituamAtiaa will alley
all pain and spaaaiodie active, and ia ; . j :,
Sure to Regelate the Bowels
Depend Bpoatt molbers,lt will giv rest t yoerels,.
1 jieiiei auexxecuia j
W have put up and old ibU arwci lor ever tea years.
ana eon aay, ta
have aever been
Any other madi
eid,.a to -fftet scan,
Basd." Nevef did
stance ef dUsat-
, abte to sy "f
-MRS.
ein ' tiwf Aits
WINSLOW'S
tingle, infant; ,
SOOTHING, lwha timely
SYRUP'
w Kow aa in-
i israetion by any
one whe used it.
n tha aontrarr,
all ar uviigbted
... , anaak in term eraoassseaea-
jroau'maglcareTacU d medical vhnu W.
in this matter - WHAT WE DO KNOW," after
T.W See, AM I PLBDGB 0UR-REPU-TATWN
P0RTHK PHLPILMENT OP WHAT WE
HERE DECLARE, In almost every itstane wbr
th infant Useffaring frem pain aad axhsujUon, wlier
will b round in fifteen or twenty ruinate after th
tyrants admiatoterecU- Jf- vv4 ? '? ' r.
IlusvahiablepreparialoB is UJ JrW of eeo
or the most RiPKBlita'Jtir! aaa
NURSES in New EngUad, end has been used wita
NEVER FALLING SUCCESS in . , ,
. THOUSANDS Or CABca.
. in Lik-Tt.. v. '.MIJ fWoia eala..bat tnvlr-
prate the stomach and bowels, corrects acidiV. .
rive ton and nrgy to th whole system. It will si
taostinataatly relieve tvu . a-.T!
Griping in tha Bowels, na triaa louo
naovereeme ,- ' a T-'i'li'.'
and
whlh;if net
k j FOR M
speedily retne-
di4. end in
CM 1 LI) REN,
TEETHING.
neath. We b"
AND SUBSET
tier It tha BEST
THE WORi-f.
to aucase of DYSENTERY AND. PIAJJf
CHILDREN, whether tt arises frem Ueuimg, or&T,m
aayotner --"V-7.V. ri.lnr eom-f
n e wouio, sa j .tt.it
xraoNOT
THEPRWrPICESOPOTnEP
S URB--yev-AB8 0 LU T ELY -oWt- , w - J
:"7ZrTt,dlciu. if Umely need. Full directs
taVinsrwiU accompany each bottle. Non genuine .
UnliNtfX PERKINS, He
York, Is on th oatsid wrapper. . j
, Sold by Druggists throughout th world.
Principal Offloe, 1 Cedar Street, N. T.
Price only 24 otat par Bottle.
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