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CAROLINA STAIlVFEDNESDAY MOUlVltfcy OcTOGEll . 2f, 185
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The Fur.
TU Tl.:t4 Annual Slat Fair ba doted, and
Ui Hmukiiin here, to witness tl" sign Mid th
; and all the objection
ra. ia.inet.a fug of dust which
.( e. ni-!i.t'j i'u eirculstioB through tb
. . Uu lime bund it inipnauuh) U jfreseot Est
f the IVii.tiums awarded, Ac, in out isu Of
i-.-dev. W a shall be able at early a pracu cabU
TuVaMn- of Jud,,J Kurr.K, on Thursday,
. ."n of in trre-higbeat terra u an minutly
-tti-ifi, ! i3'iDt1 ery.
Cb Kiuury is Troel. ,
- . C 4 Kinney, the governor of th new Republic
sf K.curagua, doe not And hi path strewn wilt
... 8uwrr, Horn of th eitixen bar rebelled
against bis aatliorily, and protested against th
M) judgeweat which b took upon them. Th
, Colonel bs expressed hit dosir i to resign, but
' tl 1 thought h ia only t aacting th part uf
Ctnat in rejecting th erowo. . Meantime, th
United State oatol thera ha reoogniaed th new
Hepalilic, and enlisted ow IrX side of Kinney ana
freedom. Wa bare great faith in tba bidoxaitable
nrgy, pluck, and luck of Kinney, and, wa bav
. no doubt b will veQtually come out all right,
tiutta falm tint ytUxrt.
l. I - llll '. I
v'i ltortaUty U X trio Ik.
. Th Korfoik Argua which ha lately rctuaMd
toblieation, aaya that la th ahort anae of leaa
J thm ninety daya, out of aa average population of
host ail thoaaand, (tory maa, woman aad child
(almoat without axooption) tiara hen atrickea
. it b th yal low fet er, and about two thiuaad bar
lean baricd, being not lea than two oat of th
threw of th white and one ont of th three of tba
t whole ahiding aommuuity of Norfolk, whit and
black. On half of the KorCUk pbyakian who
. aowtinned that ar in th grate, and not laaa
. than tliirty-MX pbyeiciane, raaident and rUitora,
hat fallen ia Norfolk and Portmnonth. " '
Tb ramrda of the pcatilenc nay b aearchad
jm fats Eur anch Btoraliry. ' .
, Atlh aneatirg of tii British Aeeociatioa at
: Gbnguw, Jlr. Newmarch read a, paper "Oa tb
emijjrntlon of th laat ten year from tb United
. Kingdom and float Fraao aad,Oerioanf ." Fir
hundred tbonaund perwn had enljrated anno
ally during tlx laal lr year from Kurop t
Aaterv-a af which JOOOO want from Knglaad,
aad J00,'HT froaaCentral Europ. Thcpopalatloa
of Oreat Brila'a baa incraaaed 3rO,000 during
thia period ao that th antir inerauM f pop.
fctttoa from natarnl eanaea had emlpratfd, .
r Taa debt of TannaaM ia elated by Oorernor
4ihnon, in hia Meeaag to tb Legit lata re, kw
k, to U $K,7,85, of which $J,W2,M0, U
diraet, aad $J,7510i)0 loana or eadoroemenu
II add that I ViUfiXt uf tb debt baa baaa pu
ahaatd by fli State, being proeecda f til diri
fden,dioftli8lata,U tl Fuuitwr. aad Ink
1 kf Tiaa
' faaai ra aad rirtiata. .
. V leara any th 8uuth-8id Itawoorat, that
the r war Mr new ae af feref la Korfclk
a Wedneeday,' eliieily aatong thoaf whs bar
Kjely ntaraad. Kotwitbataading th repeated
. warnlnga wbioh hare Lean glrea to th,abaa
, they are guiag Wk daily aad waehoaldaut
he awrpriaad If that lajneai b aoatkaad, at har
tng to raoard aiawkr diatiaaiiag aoaoaat to thoa
, mtireil weekeago. . T..r i
t It aaj be pn-rr to add that aithr th Nor-
llk Argwa or New uf yaatarday lialaiaid any
thing In relation tanWenidemia. Tb laforauv
aioa puUUhad abot la fruai a privat aoare.
i tin la
X aioatdeetnactir lr eeeaned ia Kictimond
' h IKth intt, deatroybig property la th aaionBt
T ui(U tZM.OOQ. It eDmmeaxml about half peal
wa a'aWk io th atoraing and wa not aitta-
goulied a-atil a tat hoar io tb day. Tb large
faraltur ator of Ilabliatoa aad Bra., wa bera-
d with aware) larg aeiea adjuiolag it,
I 1 1 ' a
Ta'Si.MivTiLroajr. Welaarafrom
tta ioernal of Commero that th Pub-warUM
1ilgrah Company hav 4 at ended their e-
tartirue IB ae'iuao of th uieaateruMe tarml'
uatioa uf tha ailaaapl, hut Awgaat, to lay th
wire betweea Cape tlnbia and thia Ceaat of
NewCnaian4. w tor frna thia, Wi Journal
ayr tb gratUman engaged I tl ntrpriae
are n"L"noa l aare, mid only await the ra
ttira of MHitlrcr warm aeaana to reinrnt Ihair ea
doaiora, aa Ui m avlha of June and July ar tb
i.uly usee abea th wire aa b mia with aalMy,
ia Ux aaeantiax, a eetuemeM wiil t mxl with
tit Liavloa anearane eompaaiea rJ'eting th
ket wire, which will either namtored, aril mm
aampetHuited for. A to tlx ultimate recovery
of il.a a ire, titer ia aaid to be au eaten uW, aa awe
d HnaiiM mat lathe NwfoalUml ehoratand
with th aid of aaiiMite aaechaaMal apnaralae it
auay he drawn In. lie ewMf learth U dirty mile
mi aa weight Inwa. 1 n ran pinntna f th
J Jnlco ling from Cap hay to be J ha'a, a
rt,tnu of w mil, la very arar iiletioa, m
t..l the aeit ateaaaar rrom thai airwuoa la -avt4le
brmg tow-1 1 gene tha It m d, .j
J'lL KAXK.
s) s bad th pleaaar yesterday (baking
k wide whs tha Baa world lanowosd Arctic a
i ,.wsr, Kan. Hi gray Ixifv and furrowed
(a plaiuly I'll th try uf has hardships aad
u4rnfs. ll.l eppesraiMW inthwada lw sens
and toa, la reainy tx baa just aatoswd bhiaolb
;r. lis Mi aod hyi ar au what la
.rn' i f.n. w i to be in keeping with dlulis-
m , i. drieg ipl.ii', a4 hsreulsaa andsr
.. is 11 w tii asediaa hmgbt, with
.rt d rate fi Mitl.
I la an . rl la a-hinr at half past lv
c -, a Tair'!ty aaorning. and proersdsd at once
'i .r Lu r-,-s- u b tin lsiwil ia th I ailed
.", by wh. a b w awsii urdiaJly rivd.
lis aeal luiiil ll-s rieoreury of ibe ary, where
sualsiirdial web wailed kua. list pra--.nm.lan
4anng bia brief Hay psisia)
rwrlel -.imtKia, 1p i.-tt ia la alterwsMa ears
f r V ffk, ar laiiamgh aomiaally oa a
. -...I. h wid sad inaia ims ia preparing
. uaWal kmssI 4 kis spwlin.aa, aad akiok
Maw's to "-ai4to ia th sawn uf tws av
re ..! is. 1 a aarralit part uf hVifdi
n. wli h M 1 I'll to pew eioswdiajl vbla
ouwa, ihwiu-4 be prepai eal for taa pre hwasaay
.i. i.t'ia t .
I l.i . t ,x. oil of kh p-Iila nwUUhad
il u lft p4rs ssruMis ah4 usa.lee
i r i.,.i. Tli ars eeaa af the ges t'ular
t, .1 - .1 . It Lw. tH iapaat aWwaat Ihre
i4 kiM. II eawuid hss b lava ttsw
i4 ami ; aad whs) it el.i.ai. aow ia wars
i proiMirsiixi is : it is believed 14. al
a wmI prvw I beee mawlt gri,
lalarfia t am .
, !if Sl.ttTfrt.
i , ..-.. in. IT. tie t i ha li ma
(', t t ra to C'og k
" . H t-ial ptralnv,
KIXU 8 MUCATAIX CZU.B1UT1Q.V,
ty atarted ea Wedncadari tti 3d fcuatantk a
nwte (of Kiof'e Mmitaia via Yorkrill. W ar
rirei u l orkrilla lb aat day. Oa th ib at
an eaj-ly hour watok ap vat bin of autrcb."
tor tba oioaotaia, and amrea abeat 1U etir
wi'.lwut meeting any atiahap by flood er fetd."
. bo- atieu arrimir tl.e uiilitwy waa pat ia ax
Uun, wliicb conaisteoTiif tb i'aunette Uuarda, wi'
1 JcliaienU of the CttarkntaMi Ititlemen. arid th
Washington Light Infnnuy (th latter bearing
t1 -fipmMAVmfmmUM jUi-i'iaoadi..
o.unlner Hi tie Company, ttie Cuiuailna ' lying
Artillery, and di'tnvhutciit to the C rohna Ulue.
the Ldgrtietd Artltry, th Vurktill Cadet, and
OatiKHin Uiianla f truied into line, under aoaa
avind of Maj'tr Metban. Cafit. Jonuann, A. A.
and were renewed by t'oL MoCorki. After per
forming aereral erolurioft and Bring a aalute by
ill r'lyuig Artillery, a pnmwa waa fornird in
tb iollnwing order, viz t
The tariou Volunteer Comrmnlea.
Th Member of tba Moaonie, Odd r'elkrw and
Temnaraac ljdg.
Tb Member of th pro.
Tbhrrnd Clergy.
Th member of Congrwa of tii United State.
Tu Speaker of the Uoum of Uepraaantalirc and
Memliera of th Htat LegUlaturc.
Tb aereral Comraitteea eiHinected with th Cel
ebration. Tb Deaoen lanU of tho who had (ought at the
- battle of King' Mountain.
- Invited gitffc and dutinguiahed Stranger,
rmident of tba day.
Tb Orator and Chaplain.
and awrobed to the Mand. 'i'lie eurciae of th
dny war opened by a ferrant prayer by tb Rer.
W. Adam, a dmeeadaot wa believe, of one of the
wortuie of King' Mountain. Col. John 8. P.e
too, th orator of th day, and a grandaon of Cut
Campbell, waa than Introduced to tb audience
and wa received with applnua. lie tbea pro
ceeded to addreae th large audlene before bint.
Our position wa tuck that w could not diatinotly
n . r, put juagmg trom tue appiauae niamtnted
by thna near the iieuker,, it aiuat have been r i
ffurt wuriliv of th gifted orator.
Alter Mr. rreaum aad concluded, Nr. ISan-
eroft, th bietoriao, wa next introduced, and wa
well reoeived.
We aball aay nothing mor about the aneech
a w intend to publiah a ay tfopeia or them.
trier waa Mverai inciuonta winch wav realiv
gratifying too. Tbaaword of Col Campbell waa
eiUiuited to tha audience, alw a ritle that had
beea ed in tb battle, aud alao th t'ktg of Ku
taw and Cow pen a, which ia (titriutad to the car
of a Cbarleeton Company.
It la iniponible to a tat correctly tb number
preaaut, but 10,000 would b a fair comnutation
uf tb Mraon Dreeent on the 4th.
It waa a aouro of rrntilioauou to n to vieit
thia battle ground and every one wa ht'.ating for
relic of tb battle, beraral balla War found and
w w a pewter button bclonsine: to a Uritiah
aoMia'r picked bp oa tb otouutain bv Ir. Htroni
of thi ouunty, it haa oa it a crown and two let
ter, oc noting uia oouipauy tu wbwa th owner
belonged, VV xaniiuied the itoae, oa which w
KHind tU lollowuig inaonution, via t
oacred loth memory cf Mat. VYm. Chronicle,
Capt. Joha Mnttock. Win. Unbb and John
Bovda, who were killed her (ichiini in defence
f America, oa the iln uotobcr, liSU.
wa I He other aide u tha following, VU
" Col. Ferguaon, an otuiwr belonging to uia BrT
uiniv uajiiv nereaiiieo. '
Thia (tone habeen mutilated withia a fc
weeka, aoroe on breakina off tb 0 ia 1780.
W heard (everal legendary talea, tliat 9 or 10
tnrioa were hung on a Urge limb of a tree atill
Handing and that Col. Ferguaoa waa placed on a
roca by ma men and waa then knocked in the
bead Cr the Americana after the battle. The
talea are antauaUioed by th publiahcd aocouuU
oi uia oatu. ,,
' Oaly two aeaidanta, on a verv aerioua on,
Kappauad to mar tu phiuare of th oceaainn.
Thi Iia rnat awarr U. Arahhiahnp
llugh baa heea making political aeh in
'it BMinining nritiaa I'nivuieaa. Ibat he can
bt wtthrt Inourrhig any eenaur, ba)ua lie ia a
nrivilegeil rbwnaa Call.. .lie. la on of tboae
'neecliee ha aavi tbat-,if are Aawricana Jo tuil
haa tii nil of tireigner to which w are aow
aulyeotad through the eappurt tha aaid ioreignera
raw iv from th "democracy," w bad better
nack ur bag and baggag a and leave tii eountrr."
Though the are aol hie preeie worda, w give
hi axaot meaning. Let a leara from thia, then,
lb due that awaite aa, anhaw th gond et a
ta trim patrtotir of th American pwrpleahall
ia a abort tint take away from future eniigranta
the right af fathig etilirfly, and annnn it in
tho bora on tb aoiL When the head of the
Irian I'aplati tolka thm openly of forcing the
narivea to tear their country and eeek a Jkmh
elMwIiere, It I time for my aoed cilim to
baaoaw a Knw nothing.
. Bait. Oipptr.
Th Inilna Tim 1 lamorou for tha recall
t Urm. Mimpaon, in oonirurnc of bia manlfoat
ineapacity. A oorrcspondent of th Time givee
humiliating pictar f th nadunt of th Kng-
iiaiimrer (aseontraslM with that afth ranch
at th Bnal aasault aa aehastopol. It aewm that
while I'ehssier, Ihanuet. McMahoaaad theuther
Fraweb general, led their troops la parana against
ia aiaiaxna, in r.agiian generals were aalsly
lodged ia a trench, wber they witaaaaed th
re puis of their tore from ih lladaa. Uawaral
Himpwm aat In tb trench, (it waa a bitter aukl
day) with hi aiw aad eves just facing th wild
aad dual, and bit cloak drawa ap aver bia bawd
to prutoet him against both. OeweraJ Jorte wore
a rod aightcap, and rscliued aa his litter, and
Sir Itichard Airy, th auartermaater general
bad a whim pocket naadkerchiaf tied over bis
spend ear.
K wonder that th nnaslan aay that lb
Eagliak ana ia aa army of lion ltd oa by aaaaal
A niU V A L OF TII I STE A M 81 1 1 P ATI.A NTIC
(taxrroroc aa blwb rr.
raauataaiia BtrktrxB.
Kw York, October t.-Th -)aawr Atlaa
th arrived thi Morning at hj 'ha.-k, witk aa
week" ltir rntolligaaca from Lurup, h hav
ing sailed aa th (h.
A ris ha take pi ic In dia sent, ft) per ent
being lb rata.
The CottM market I depressed end prloe ir
regular. , hobaatopnl Is to h Movra ap aad th Allissar
slaking mine fur that parpiw.
thartMhakaiff' army Is threaten1 hv rarg
tores of it, .title front F.npnNwia aad linker.
I la th i"Hh Hept., ih Kawaiaa war defeated
aear Fipa'ori by th FrsvH-b ( avalry. Their
was in killed and It 'A prisoners.
The French baa killed aad 26 wounded.
Gnrtaehakor. oa tb third, report aa iBeaW
aai aaoiawral oa hie hHI Rank.
The (.set has nils oa m M tpdit!ua nip
p"d W) NiraUIrr sHMnae.
Ta llasMana mai aknerailiwd to asset th
easspnita vigwowtv,
the I aa al disss baa Usasal aa asuv.aratlag
ad lisMe to the lluasraa r-rds Ur.swiiiig rl.raa
that be will shortly U k Ih Crime.
A Jaanav is aniieipared bsiweea the Wsslsra
w a.) lew. ... bcc.hh.1 . thlr UIM
r,,,rf-',,'w"".- . , , . . ,
Tb. M emu, M BtiU aeriMsa, baVwab
aao saw tMraany.
af
T
Franc
A Inniyr. Aaeriagsf thtaeaa rtadi4ss
U gaag Ih nsihda at th llaaamali papers
aa "a lunralile enaerialkw and aawdaaaaliiaii uf
rh WiuMrali erawd," ll w a parse ef gtaad
Awtoae ia the fMsty to) aid to Bs4 eat al fas
a eharaetorn-iH-a. Th numt hasoftoa towa
It hat lansMrreey f Awd the ansa
esBMlde aHtutum a er ksard was thai gtwa
by a bl'intaMMryaiaa aho Bever werved tr.aa
kw UIilj t Ihe pstk pmaiad aat by the toaaVera.
"M hat at J . r' at4 h. "liasa nary
it i alwaia to ta wiih rowr parte, right ar
aroag.
ThaW.I
aad m'.Unw Attol Road bs
dsw-tared
abvidaad 4 11 rs .!
aad asarrtat a pi'
ahsarha to th sink
sM debt".
i ' ,
a 4 tha psaau af tto si 1 1
fund tot Ih payawataf j
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A I'PALLI.VU AFFAIR.
Oa $atardy mornieg mat Kichmoad eitr waa
thrown into a etoai uf wteoe exciteaMat by tha
announcement that two alavee had beea abuacr
d from tlieir maetere by aa aboiitioa ag 'at, car
ling biruaelf Fraaota Auburn, and ' tat on of
lltrm U beea butolmred by thia maa, who, oa
neuig arirateu, una a targe quantity or etryea
aio aiid put aa and to hi exiahsac. tt e ob
tain tite (dlmring parueutare uf tit aorribl mt
(air -from tb lu;Ochof Haturdtiy; .
Autajrn arrived iu Kichmiind aUut f inr wtwka
ago from the Xorth7 audoouiuud work a a carv
er. On the 3d inat.. he noted from Mr. J. .ha
fender a urge thro alor bsick koue oa Haa
atreet, bctwaea 2M and k.d etraeta lor the par-
poae, he eud, ut petiir:g a rwMaurant. About
thia time be fi ll ia with a negro man named Car
ter Jatuea, belonging lu Mr. J. II. Orant, and in
duced him t conaeot to run off. pruuiiaingtf
b.k hiia to tba North, t arter having tireiun
thd0 uf thm..uvtrr, penwii'le'l llayiiaa, altve
hi Mr. Jeaee Williams to acooui)iany theut. On
Tueaduy nigiil laal. Carter and Itaylixa haviug ar
ranged their nUnartarted to Auburn' hooae to
and couult b 4. lhry mctAuburttua tba
way, who recon uied Carter aad then pre e-
cd ihcm to hi Iwiua on Main etieet, wber e
took thein into tho ibirdm rj and tlier p.ouiiacd
to get them to the North in aafty or lorwhi
life, declaring that h had control df a ael
which would rail from thia port oa Tbureday or
Friday mgbt for New York, wber they could
iniinudiatoly get euwikivment at 75 Der loouth
and board, and tliat a wa a regular accut of
ueauoiiuonM iu run 01 aegroea, tor whivb he
waa paid. Kelvin on what had been o.l.l l.lm
Carter paid Auburn aliout fHU in money, and
t-aylit and blineelf Continued hollaed h-nui that
time until Thursday night. Auburn kicking the
door eurly a hen he went out to get them
Hi hi, and all lh.ee or them aleeping together on
th aame bed.
Oo i hurnday night. ny the DiaiuuVh. Carter
eompla'ned of being unwell, -d Baked Auburn
to procur him aom medicine. Auburn iuinie.
dialaly went out and returned with a bottle e i-
tatmug paregori and arrychntna, of which lie
gav tarter doae, wliich pniducrd death in a
few minute, lie then mailt- llavliaa ait him
in remot iug tii lJy to the cellar, wher it waa
hit ail .night. Next morning lie procured a new
alwivel, made B.iylii.. dig a hole and after cutting
the throat of the corpse from ear to eur. and ho
ping open tb bowcla from the nit of the .imanl
down, deposited it iu th ground and covered it
up. Thi inhuman cruelty ao much alarmed
Hay lia, that he determined Iu eacaK to hia mas
ter, if possible, and especially so, after hearing
Aubura say thJl he had killed seicral negroe
before. Aooor Jingly on Friday night, hen Au
burn had gim oil for some purpose proUbly to
get a new upply of ncnws liayliaa sent into
uw aeconu aury or tne Mouse, boiated one or the
front window, jumped into the street, and haa
toned to hia master and informed him of all that
bad token plaoe. Mr William immediately
gave inch information aa he had obtained to Lt.
Wbeat, of ibe night watch, who reported the f. U
to Lt. Trueheart and in a short lima thereafter
tha night rVl.o were all iiiakim; diligent search
lor m negro till l anil murderer. A portion of
"" "". guHini ny i.iuiim, torcca an entrance
into tb houa, but Sliding Auburn a I went, en
tered Hi cellar discovered tliedciid body.
A Correanomlvitt of the IVifi-al.i.rw
g!v
bur
r th Mhiwlng account of the arrest of Au-
ni, and hia horrible death:
Hating learned from Havlii-a that the murder
waa committed by a white mnn who had ooncral-
eii tuem in the house, the officer act a guard a-
uoui ins premises, aim ai a late hour, a man was
aeen to enter, lie peroclred that the place hrd
beea invaded, aud at once r-ecrrted himself. At
ivugtii, nuweter, tue oraoi-rs aiscovcrco. n,m in a
eoal bouse ia th neighborii tot. The door waa
forced in aad tha roau uinppod a revolver at them
which fortunately miwetl Bre. Watchman Hill
Ui en Mixed him by the throat while others recur
d hie pistol and knife. At th moment of bis
eeiiur be blew into Mr.- Hill' fno a quantitt
of wbil power, whah cnuaed that officer rnmir
iliaigreeabl sen itimm. The priaoncr waa taken
to th rage, aad on the way Ihiiheradniittt'd that
he bad killed Carter, and considered himself a
rool tir having done It. He aisikigieed to .Mr.
Hill forl.l.wiag the power into hit face, and ad
vised htm to drink sow water advice which
Hill thought prudent to disregard. Fortanate
waa it for him, the whit powder waa strych
nin. 3
' Oa arriving at the cage, the prisoner waa seis
ed with apaam, which oontinuH at short inter
vals nut il u died. Ilia death was horrible, and
exhibited all th peculiar symptom produced by
strychnine. II awallownl th deadly drog at
III Bimncut of hi arrest, adopting that desperate
BMthod of avoiding th punishment h would ccr
lamly bav undui gone afler pnHf uf bia guilt had
rom Hit S. I. JuMrmil of Cum
THE RANK KXI-KKITIO.-v-TllKILUXtl
AliVFNTlUK.
Some of th piaide encountered during Dr,
Kan' March, hav wild interest. At one Urn II
beoain aeaaary to send a fatigue party with
piotiaioB, to assist th mala party ander lr.
Kane, ia aa attempted passage across mith
rlowBd. Thia party waa under th command of
Mf. Brooks, Krai omrer of the expedition. He
wa aooompanird by Mr, V ilsoa and ether rob
aatoar. IHinng ibeir travel the found th ic
ompletely imutrabl, aad a am drift at hut
wept wildly uer the floea, and ia the midati a
heavy gala from the Niwih, th thcrmntnetor, to
their dismay, aunk to S fly seven degrmn below
aero. Human Butore could hot aupawt lb lev
rihl uld. Four of lb party, including Mr.
Brook aod Mr. W ilsoa, wer pnalrald with fro
urn bet, aad with greet ditkouliy thre uf ibeir
oompauHMi, after naiinlring great entering
reached lb aiiio and announced ll conditio ol
their omraiies. Their chauea of being rascaed
Bamd xtrmly email
They wr In th atidet of a wild erne of enow,
ineapabl of motioa.protected anly by a eaavam
torn, aad wilb ao land aiarka by aha a their po
aitiua eoald be know a. Lvea to drag thea maim
ed aaea Woald bav been. under ordinary etrsum
taacea, a work uf dilbcalty, bat to Ilia aleader
party left al th ship it seemed to b impassible
Or. K ana, wilb th bolduass aad courage which
justined lb warm aiUebmetit toll towards him by
all aader bw aoaamaail, m leae iha aa boar or
ganiasd a rsscu.sg party, bjaving aa board oaly
thoa ab wr Bun ear r to rauivlhh.k.aiHt
Wartod of ia toe wih id a Mm gala. Blearing'
by vaupaaa, tu rauu Ih suaerera. After aiae
tea hours' eoeetont Iraiel, daring wbn-b two at
th party f .iuird. and others reuutied to b kept
from lUep by fore, they atraek th tail of in
hl party, aad aaily.Magjrsrmg aader thatr bur
amis, on by ram-had lb tout, wbi-h waa ai
asost bid'Ua by Ih mow.
1 h eei as r, Ksh atored th tent, wa
affeelieg bvyoa-l deaerlpti.m. Th party burst
aat lata MM. Jk klUr Ar waa iaaawdiately
buill, pemmmaa waoksit, aad In party ato Aar
the trai tiaa alter toatiag Mi venal. L- was
ato aertled, the having torn to this tins with-
' oat drink, kt ura awl as ibay wrravhal toar huara
war alkiwed h the hall, la maiawd uf lit
froaea party aw sowed ap to IfcilUtH rouse,
pUud o .Ivlgss and drsgesd ahiag by their com
paaassa, iw. kau li la ad'aneewid park
log th Iraah, t .-Id of I Us atasoet evemy agaia
atervuok litem, lirti-atl aad MerbHX, and iea
th tUiuiuuui toy llraes, auak aiea ibe aw
wilk stoop, ll wa aely by for thai Ihey a ere
j aMmmi .t. I. Aid.e. ah a.dd
1 to have destroyed all .pl.oB wTdarger. A
, u.g. UartH tl.vw wiy. wo. lo,iaa.lety
..,1 ,f by ir. Kac by lb sa.pl wastag ol
brs baaa.
lbry reeshed the shin, aflrr a walk nf aiily.
tor bra,sta dragging thnr viiipi. bw
bskd theaa bat iasu.ail.le Or. II. c, ll uv
rlbgmt aargw of Ihe ski p. Insa w towa a b
toatlh paaweaUr of that toa rial a-tveaiute, ra-
risd tl.s retura aj raeny.
Innl h BUa.hr
' diajuf ths.f iojsr.ea, a Iwa a, Badvrweal
' astaia. wtor ar aw rwaWreH to perlsrt
J BveUa, lb w edilM-a i4 these aba dragatol th
, . wa mini samaBahi. 1 usw awmvry ha a
has aassaureli av-UMad li sfa sv ia lbs a.klsl
! atattonng defuiaat, rxesabtod a a-pMal.
I a sarfsMi asm mm rrasaww a, aneaaaat am
ia asto stougwef lha aliip. la ll.a aale .4 esois
madamith sarb mm use j Awl v Hm sWya,
tost alteewasds aW aiilirvlv nmunaV aad the
pswty Bads I, kaa wsrh 4 thss aswks furr-
awaaWaad Maaaawd lbw wuWa lis aaid.
lawyhty haa ll.tos aia bsea sarpuaid.
it mi with aaea aaw, by the
itoawt ksata ia list eiTdiiMa. , I
HESS!
iSUKS. .
IWaaaor Sehibaaer, rfOcTmatfy, ha mad
n1I.Mi, .J i. i. I . L.
o&cers aad soldier, wa wer emplovl by the
Britmb Oireraamat ia oar Kvl.u.i.ry war.
Th work is Said IA throw awack hirht am aom
fcatarw mi thai gieat straggle, and gtvwa S views
oi larmimmm ... lul.i. . f . 1
portiia of oar peopkt with whoa ttray eeme ia
eaalaot. ttoat of 0. letter, published ia th
Northern joaraaN, ar very piotarea)ue and fya-
via
Oo of tbes lettera, written Tecanbr 15,1777,
from Sckaytikok, oalha Hudson river, sava that
it is "a villaga inhabited by Hntchmea, ail of
them well to do, bat very aeltieb peopl."
Th Hessian oftiwr add thai ber th troop bad
to aufler the knit lima, from bora atealing. which,
he utlla "a dammed babit, u titer ceasing tu annoy
ui daring th rem of th march. The people
ooaiolingly ob-e.vcd that we had either stolen
tboia uuraetvee. or had bought them from people
attached to tin fcn-Lieh, who bad efc.k-n them
from tii patriots; therefore, luey bad tlie right
to claim them wherever they eould be f ;und, ac
cording to aommoa law ! The application of thi
Bin priuoipte, housver, did not much caiwabou
tb identify, for But only theCmiadmu but also I
our imported Gerraaa horses wer 'claimed.'"
Tb village uf Kind -rhook. Columbia County '
(Mr. Van Bureu'i reailence) i described by
i described by J
aevenry bouaes,
of Hutch origin,
the Ueaaiaa aa comust.ag of aUiut aevem
In louabuanu in gi'oeral, ail ol
ar good people, luoult very aclf-ineriistcd and
eovetou f.,r woucy. Ail Uicy sold was iucredibly
hih." W wonder if the people of that section
till retain tbwe characteristics of their .ether !
Our llesiian upeaka iu ardent terms of tb
American women. Mint and well pro-
rurtioned in stature; pretty little feet and hue
Mid aad arm : neck stud houkter beautifully
white; complexion fresh and healthy, without
needing auy louie ; white teeth, ch. tuiingly red
lipa ; bright and lively eyt ; a netural grace ;
merry and eil'-cuniideot face ; d rosea well made
and becoming, aud lilt'ng cleanliness nliove all.
ihey ar uioatly ,een, ' he adds, "without any
oovariug on the bead ; at tba meat they put on a
nine ouoa. iiere auu there you will nice, a
oouutry nymph with hair flying loose, or bound
with a culoied ribbon, n hen leaving the noun
for a Visit, they will wear be tb hut wherein
ihey live ever so pour a ailken mantilla over th
jhouldora.and put on glove. They are very ex pert
in 'enveloping themselves coquettishly in these
nuutillu ;' on uf the white, well ahnped anns
will alwaya betray ileek. They have on there
occasions a neat and very engaging little bonnet
on the bead, under which tbey understand bow
tu look I or to with their brilliant niiechievoue eyes
in quite a uewituuing way. in tue r.ugtiah i. olo
uiea tlie 'bellca' bav ullcu iu love with pink
mantillas, either of ailk or weel. llicssed in thia
fashion, ihooegirlnere running, dauciiig.akippiuit
about, offering a friendly greeting Ua one, and
alwava rcauy lor a auappish unawer when mduv
erectly addressed.
luua we aaw them everywhere Handing in
scores on the road, which wejMAssedover.laugliing
mucnievouaiy at u, or oauriug u somelime
with mock oourteay auapplo. At first we believed
tbeui tu be city giiia, or at least the daughter! of
lb wealthier inhabitants of the country ; but no,
tney were tne daughter "t the pcore-t farmer,
whose clothea did uut leave the least doubt about
their situation."
An attractive picture of the fair damsels of that
day, which one would hardly recognise in the few
withered, palaiei and atooping forma that Time
ha left.
Oue of the moat interesting of the lettera is
dated at Cambridge, Nov. 1 j, niter the buttle of
Saratoga. The lltwi-iau hae been taken prisoner,
with plenty inure of hi count rymen, aod of the
Bntiah, and of oours ia not likely to b in very
oompliuieutarv mood towai da the American anny.
Nevertheless de aayi some thing" which make ui
fuel prouder than etcr of the gloriora patriot of
that du'. "vV'hen marcliing through the Ami-ri-i
m can p," niya be, "all ihu regiineuta, together
with tha artillery, were drawa up in tin of battle.
Not a single one wa rCgolurly clothed in regi-
mrntala. Kvery oue id' the men wore the clothea
wherein h used to go tu Church, into the Sold,
or ttie tavern, luey, had, however, the apar
ance oi true soldiers, well (.iwipliued, and with
uch a military air that not much seemed wanting
to accomplish rucccnn ! All niuokcit acre pro
vided with bayonets, aud the sharp-tihootora had
ritlea. Tbey stood so inotioiileaa iu llie line, that
we were really aalouislied. Not a single une of
them permitted himself tu utler any remark to
oue oi ma tellow aoldiera and what is much
wore, all of them were iornied by sweet nature.
o tall, so tir and muscular, that it did one
heart good to look at theui, and we were all
delighted by the view of ao flue a act of men. ll
is really my opinion, tlutt, iu regard of stature
and beauty, of the male puptilmiou, British
America ia excelling nearly ail tlie liumpeau
cmiitnes."
The lloariaa (peaks of the wigs worn by some
of th Americana aa ery ludicrous, but he adds:
"The master and head owner of these wig are
aaually gentlemen between hfiy to sixty,, who
apparently have bow for th brat tim in life
marched to tb wiund of Ui calf akin, lt will
aot b wondered, therelor, that many of them
ar looking queer enough in tlieir eiiuipuieuta, at
least when reviewed by au F.urupeea soldier.
liut oa tlie other band tbey abow ooaapicuously
enough the apirit tlwt guided them wbeu taking
to rill and powderhoru. lt ia uo laughing matter
at all lu meet them particularly iu th wood ;
Ihey ar very expert in taking tltsir aim with
perfect tangjrvid. 1 really think tlutt the whole
people bav natural uienia for war tare, aud that
Ihey would malt eioelloat soldier, la general,
'Ion it to ail the foroee there, to stale, thai
abea w ai arched dowa their front, ther wa
aot a aingl aaaa who exhibited any rancor,
haired or a ige of scro, or who tittered word
id eiuliatiuaor maliui-aa paashm. Thuy behaved
aa if they paraded to git us a mark of honor."
HiK b la aa account by a Heuiau eneni v uf the
Amerieaa iddirsi. n,r Kitolutioa. (.Hi scan not
read it without new alinu-aliua ol th plain aad
unpretending, but stern and fearless pelriuta and
aarriura id Ibat immortal peiiod, Nu doubt, if
toe allied puaera wish Io try the experiment, tbey
ill Sod "a few awr left uf th saoi son."
SKBASTCiI-OL AFTEB ITS KUKfiMIO.V BY
TIIK ALLIES,
The faaMpbra af Maraeil.es paliisk tb f..L
lowiag Inter, giving aa . .i.anl of Hi atat ol
Melswlissd w ba oe. upl.-d l y th Allies-.
After erassiag slew eeraelery, where ihsr ia
tiki a ehapei rt.dlsd with, balls aad bullns, I
aterrd haliaalep d Ihmagh aa eooraeows hreas-h
Bsa-ia ia tba eenirat hastKm. A large f .nibsd
aaH arutaete all Hut aid of lb toe a witbia il
tie a Sahara. aaMipeMal of saw II Iniasea, whieb
wer a dM awmpied by I in..st eael tradea
sua, 1 bw aw ratr gradually deserads low arde
th water (.ar rrt .erra I., a s..rt of plat
Aom emtaaa'lsd with a il'tto brfij. hi. hn.sl.led
th nhabitoata to i r.-s a sirart beb.w whsa sms
toat aaiaa traaaArs4 it isttoa torrent, la that
smu.1i spaa 1 esas'rd ity-igl.' shells thai bad
ant burs Is, and hails. V Hie pswrarded to to
straH Bad Usslesird al.ivU israr lu lsass al
Caibaria 1 il to aa ewat.1 quarww ol the It-a a i
all Ike boa have iM sioi v, ar very Beat, and
are aurw-aadwd with rae-ieu. they ie m..aw U.al
baa m4 imasied al least a hall ; tlu-y are cua
plately galled ; all tb iun.itare aw b as maamgav
ay beaslsieada, rtat sd drnac.a, writing desks,
Ae wa It lag aal tb street 1 umarked a
4shvwJ Bawtor'uf 1-saa.ss, n.ai.y plants
(aassxt uf ibsaa ruber ttorainssa.) as, a halts
er eatraswdiaarr. pwrtrwils f th r apa Na
' lr. aad Hi l.ssisrsa l.agsvu. 1 be i tod of
litis qiiaris gas ar ,.pi.Hbsalre test eppa
hi last I stsisaiies i it. lliSM'i is sitiwrlsl :
it at a Bratty whit l. Miff. lew I ia-sd l
ili hH ear ly eg eat-tor ituir. the si..
Tha rharea sld pi. ii,.i iS a l m
rseat la. a.lB a rtlt tsdiasa. as s.s.. ssits.rd
my kill, la l .r sjwwise ' a awl was to b
wi lha atrssM ws. P s-t. is hws,a,.a
pistol r assvad.wsrsi ,.i , ..a . aslancb 4y
Till
to.trsvst awttta-is), 1 1." towa at r.w ! ".awiy na an i tnaai laussiaetsva
pwi-todaiahoalyiaatb asas.4 I rvat h a.d.I.stw, tel . ti ts .itirj 1st It. X.braaka fraaA Aad
aba ar roes air ad la ihe si .wis Mw i-f Ibe j Mat dahgsUua Irwaa New fark sod by aad mm
ha. ass bav a sss-y aads-r gvwawd. Imsi artaaaa laiaed their di iisi 4. Th 4 minaa Party. as
rssst th, sBnpa. rrm toaa jsaarusr w a sat
towa to ah naara, Th aaaesw aa fMs to the
r ll the aaaster sl lerssssls. t a
Uaiawa latana. it to bav atotoa-tod Psiasai ,s4
street by Wewst. f. at tlaf hsasd ry atnasi
wall i tor toaa, lw mtrmt at kssffht, baba4
wrosih sawavit rtooos ef arttUary wer rue4. Uw u toyoajnU. I sy, to toar to argaaita.
lb onlays, which ar Wide, aad phjited with trees
' aon diSoah to anjoy oa' walk, a th
K na. tana Mill oeouny Fort Constaotm oppemto.
"'7 lb re minute they throw euW a aba'l
Ppl walking aboa. i
Engl.ahman wa kiUed that Way ten p cf
tr""
n
aa Car a th dock, we aaay dittinrtuih the
Baast-aop of tha Kuaaiaa fieet riring abev th
water i it baa all bean burnt and tusk, with th
sorption of a small MeaunaT on her beans ends
wtHh etiiunr uf til luilitSrTWtTBj treeS
are actually covered with projectiles of every de
criptioa th docks kav autferwd eonhlrablv
from oar fir ; akining thara was a qaartor of th
towa et apart, most likely, tor work urea and in
valids ; it is bow a hapalee maa uf ruin. Koth
it r, in tb towa ha beea destroyed by a ; our
artillery baa only rained what wa indispensable;
i. waa "th Huasiana, who during their retreat,
aprung an enormowa number of mine, and w
are fiuding more daily. -
' ;
Fur th North Carolina Star. '
' Ma. Knivoa: I bop that yoa will pardon m
if, in these piping tim ' of peace, " 1 presume
to aj1drc you upon the aubjeel of Native Ameri-
oautsm, and tliereby, humbl and unpremmtng
a they may be, to present myviewa a to the
exinteuce or non-existence of the Democratic and
Whig tnirtiea aa they existed in thtday of i40.
W hig parti,
18H
A to tii
and
id iiw. .
tbw existeniVbf th great National
Hemucratic aud Whig parties at the above date,
none will deny, and with tii several National
question! which wer repeatedly agitated, every
political observer is fumiliar.
In tba campaign of lfeoi, in North Carolina, all
of the iama buhcrto contested in our 8tate were
abandoned, with t'oe einirleexccplion of the ques
tion touching tha publio domain. It was con
ceded by both portie that a National or United
Statet Bunk was inexiwdient : that the operationa
of the Tariff of 1H42 met with the approbation of
toe country answering the demanda or the gov
ernment, and that the power nf th President, in
the exercise of the veto, waa unworthy to array
the great parties of the country. And thus it
wo with tne category of principle in the cam
paign of 1864, nut only iu North Carolina but the
Liiiuu at large.
livery measure, save that of distribution, hav
ing been swept away, I ask if that, in reference
to the public lauda, oouid be atylcd strictly a party
issue? ,
Why, sir, behold the confusion it produced in
the Democratic rank In our .State alone, When
some of the ablest member of the Oeinocratic
party rallied tinder tlie standard of distribution.
Such men aelien. K. M. Saunders. Hon. A. W.
Veuuble, Iudcm A. Mellae, together with a host
of others, were numbered with tli'xe then called
bullert. T hen I say, thiit the ltciuocratic party,
and especially in our own .State, wliich sickened
w ith the split ol the Northern wingot th Demo
cracy died. The V big party simultaneously
breathed its last.
But, air, they have been followed by other
parties, one ol which ia conipoaed uf rhoae whoa
motto ia " Liberia et natural solum," known aa
the American party, while a second exist whose
lole object is liluntirr or the sioisof office, which
professes to rally under the magic banner of an'
cient I lemocrocy. v hion latter party is a
futioH uf Juswiii all, and of every dye, being
welcome Io a seat in the Pynngoguc, who will
renounce, all allegiance tu their native eountry
and denounce the principles of the Americau
party. Then I ak in sincerity it it the M
democratic party when it embraces many V) bigs,
and such too aa were once the acknowledged
leaderg of their p'.irty T
lt is a " soi," clastic, flexible, pliable and ac
coiiiuiodnuiig party a party that cater tu the
cuprice ol old line Democrat, old line Vt hiira.
A!iolitionils, Frcesoilcra, Foreigners, Catholics
ant recetiMnmsts.
And here, air, are the leaders and the 8ower
of ibe old Dcimratic party 7 lHies it not uecee-
nrily l ilow that the fact of their refusing to
command dinbiMida the army wliich ibey have so
gull.inily oft times led on tu victory?
Where, ir,are Houston of Texas.Clcmmona of
Alaliauta, route of California, Borland uf Arkan
ens, Siockt"ii f New Jeraey, Cone of lieorgia,
l'-artlutt of Kentucky, Donelaon of Tennessee,
and legions of others, of whom these ar promi
nent ? And in our own " Old North .State " we
behold Jauies 11, .Shepard, the leader of th
Democracy iu North Carolina in 1Mb' and the
candidate for tiovernor, and in 1862-'3 the choice
oi'S-portion of the Democracy for United State
Senator, let in th lata campaign we bear him
proclaiming Ihe dM.'lrincs ol In Native Americau
party.
M her ia David Held, a man wtittn th Demo
cracy la "day of other years" delighted to
honor, but in the Piattv Ainericn armv ?
Aud tu com nearer . hum I-would ask, ir,
where do you Aud th American Democratic
chaiupiort of my own dear native eouuty uf Chat
ham CoL A. J. 8tedman? Fighting gallaotlv
ander the banner of tb Native American party ?
l ..1. Meuinan ha ever beea a Hemocral, aud
on from principles, and when a question of nich
vital Ui po rut no to tb country u presented h
is ciNiairaiiicu oy a sene of uuiy to join issue
with tb so called old lleinocratic party and carry
out ia good faith pur and genuine Democracy.
It i true thai our young friend Col. Ktodman,
i yt bum tared amongst Ih youthful members
uf oar party, yet we took to him with hope and
euuoueoo a oa of tb beaea lights ia North
Carolina, and lor the future triumph of
principles in thia Htat.
The Ami' du Col. Stedwin th boo or to cay
that they hav "swoped" him for the Hob. John
Kerr- to that xchanr permit me aay, that tb
Nativ Amricn will adbar strictly aa tbey
ueens u a sappy xAano.
1 be blase ef Nativ American!! baa aot
grow a dim ia Cbathan, aeither will it, aa the
people Anew tlwt they ar right, and ar detera-
tued to "go atomd,
lies per tfully,
AMtrtiCLS
C'baiham eo., N. Oct, 16, lHoi.
WHAT THE ABOLITIONISTS SAT OF
KNoW-NOTHlNfilsM.
Th Naiiooal F.ra th Abolition organ pnb-
I.Hied at v ash mgtoav regard Kaa-Sothing
isa ia tb fir Htato aa aa Inrirtcild obstacle
to FositttisBi aad Abulitaaiiswa, and eal la it the
ton hf at ally .4 slavery aad Ih fkaitb. It aay a
"ihsr readers tea thai Kaow-N.hirgia is . p
ntiH.g just w prsdirted. her it nan uot
lale, li ssvta to ruin, In rttatae whr it Is do
m.aanl. rl seeks to Mibjeat BepubtH-anura to iu
as- wbrr it is aot, li array Usslfu ia biltor
oa)ajiti m to it. la Indiana Ind oea ef tb
W rstrrw Ptato, it h. Ids back Itepul.liraoisaa
rrB aay eflM'irwi a. tp. la inim, Maswacb
sella, and New Vo-k, whet Ih KepaUieai
bav dtseatarigled thwatss.lv, it is era k the i
nnhrow them, the playing into Ih bead nf
ii. it.lu.n.is rati, b ami ll.e Biav fuwer,
rnanling lb tooteraeal tor auloa ia the free
Biatoa.
In a speeHi la Krw Ytk short rjta tin,
S-i.a'or V. il-oa. isf Ms., b Bat l Is, b grwat Bso-
aui . t i.'ii. aissa aani'
1 -aw last to lev al Washington thai aa affawt
... t be ss to asak th Amarwwa Panv how
d. a a l al.je.H saldaissioa to th hlavwlViwar,
! I ati.ls ap av miad. aa a awmlHsr uf lhat
in gjnisaiioe, lhat if il underwent a l'r-K!avry
uu i iasiMi, i r aia, ii nan in p
si l.t r .1 into ( tbsaiatl .inw. ITrsmsiid.
sheer io I I rasa Bra reaulved to aV ahat 1
, e. u I to th Ato-ruaaa parly fitaxt tmng a
I'tu rsavery ai gas. u alas. It Bill rmair.
aoan ..ft oa, iIm.1 ia Nrw ork, rli ia May
a a ned y of ll.e effort ihal as to b ad to
e i (en Us Aiosvtcaa party into a .11 av ergaa
Itattim, and I said to Ih ergaidtatioa ia all rwa-
Ihst la Aale-nuvsry sasa uf Ih iiilr
I sstglii Io pasikim it. that aiawwitoAaan.
j to lri) la.d us tout 4 aa lb AaU-.Stoiery
j as. vso.ee l, lhat day tt k-aid kagia to 4aa. la
Jons l-t tb Aaswrsraai pawty -want to PhiUdst-
I pl.t, th ttoU of la tovDVsr
I "! s-ksd b pasty to aaasvusi the latotasa al
, usasssa, mawa aj asvswsw aa I aiiaasipaaa,
, h-ai lb Bark aad Lf was ef ew larkt aad,
gaattoaaea. l.saf to aarht. aad I i ink toawasf
I aat, thai Ih Bras. a.y va aw wr asaalis
,. r"wd al that baaVA aad dswsetad aad da.
pssrdlsilk. ia Ue Maa wf SW lack, to
boa Bad wait with tha gaxhariBg boets ef 111
fuemea of New York: aad I aay to yoa xcoaana
of New York! it i your Brat duty to erasb oat
poaueaiiy Pea among yoa th earner ana l-y-
on had
l llmaan aad the Barker, JTo-Olarery
Uiadoaa of th
.11 of New York '
. Taa Abbbkai Paarr awa twb Reaaa Craw
Ltca. Th American party bar aaid to the
UWiea Catholic -"If yoa will euar fia-wardaad
State (uperior to that yoa rekaewledg to tb
Koxoaa Pontiff, wa will receive and treat yoa as
oar qaam, rod welcome you-inte our rank a
good aad tra Aawrica. Not oa of them baa
enme forward to make thi declara.loa. Not on
of tbera baa show a disposition to associate with
.their tra Amerieaa brethren. Thi is proof
noagh that it is all right and proper to exclude
thea from political trust in this oountry. By
their own act and conduct they hav shown the
imperative necessity of the present American
F'-J- ... ' .. . , , ,
If they were not obnoxioui to the charge pre
ferred against them, tbey would have been fore
most in advocacy of our cause, because we
exclude no maa who will prove by lit action that
be ia true to the principle of the American Coo
atitntion. They have chosen to place themselves
in th position of bitter and rancorous opponent
uf th right of American to rule America, and
ar pursuing as with the malic and vimlictivc
nes which in Kropa, they exhibited toward
Ltithur and other great Kfbnnere of the six
teenth century. They hav auch ahormrof
"religious libsrty." that tbey wiil persecute it
champions, find them where they will, and thia
ia the secret of their extraordinary hostility to
tb Amerieaa party.
' .- . i
L euiiectioa of aora log pieces both in prose aad
varie, original aud seleclsu, ooasisting of lliaiocues,
Soliloquies, Parodies, ae.r designed fur tfas use sf
schools, ao. For sals by
W. L. P0MEK0T.
May 1, 18SS. 3
THK gubsorlbsr sill eolleet all warrants ander said
utwe, doe to all soldiers for It days record
service; lithe soldier is desd to their widows sr minor
ehilJren. Persons sending warrants to toe Bubecrihsr
hy mail or by Adam's Express Company or tbntaxh the
banks will have them eaftied at sight, and remittances
aame ny raluru mail.
J. H. KlltHAH,
Office opposite Ijwreeee's Hotel, Fajreltevills 8
Raleigh, June lViti, 186a, (
CARRIAGE MAKING.
Raleigh Coach Factory.
VTTIU'fAMii A IltnrSr;, having enlarged their
V V etaniiBineiit tiv the s.lililum of Jenkins' Hhoa.
on Harirst street, are fully prewred Io eterute orders
for CAHHI Al.r.aof cverv desertlitioa. Kuinlovin
esgsirienred w.irkluen aud uaing tbr best ef materials,
their Work will always be amtbed ia a styls wariwal
io give "anieriH.n.
Kepainng done with neatness and despateh.
xirj- Faetury en ilargetl street. Bear tba Bspti
nu si i am .on tuna, nesr rneHssoairllall
Raleii,'ll Juns 0. ljl.
-ly.
"87 FOI CHEAf GOODS
MUSRAT& O'NEAL
T J AVA taken tlie I
11 A A. Htith, and
FaCy and maple Dr
Stor lately oeenpied by W.
and ar reeeiviag their ateck of
Ury Oooda, Urocenes, Crockery
aad lilaae M are, ac. Being new beginners they
have to build up a trade : to do this thev are da.
terinloed to bt andersold by none 1b the City.
They will sell goods cheap and no mistake; to be
convinced of this Tact call and price tkelr goods
before purrbaslug elsewhere. All they ask ia e
showing, and if the goods auit they guarantee to
make the prices nglit. 1ob t parches before ex
iniiuing their stock, if yn waf cheap goods
ianai no, in, While rrant,
Fayetteville Bt.,
lUleigk, N. C,
March 30, WA. It
The Etr. Juba CaUimug forki.
CI'N.MIND H aposal)tli( skstrtos, or leerare
bo.'k of Kevelsli.ini. Hrel and srread series.
the
Caian.iog minor wurks. First series. This velaaie
?oo0iio the following: The Kiitgev af Uud, t'krist our
rsssover, Ihe Comforter.
Caminiag's minor works, Br mod serier. This vol
urns contains the lOliowisg ; A Mrsssags fruss Had,
lbs Ureal oacr.Bce, tkrtst reseiviag evaaers.
lAV-tures oa lbs ssvea elturebes. I vi.L li mo.
Ijvrtujcs on ear Lord's Muscles. M "
Lsetttr'-s oa th I'srsl'les. m M
Fropht'tie stadiei.; or, Leetarvi on Iks bonk f Danls
vol. II mo.
' Lsetarsa sa Rnmaals. I voi. It av.
Seripuu-s rssdings. (leaeeui. t vol. lt ms."
" " Kxmle -
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The rtiarrh oef.,re the .4, " a
The lent sad the altar. "
bVesaVlines, or the blesses Ills, -
Th daily nf.
Voters af the dead, "
V.dees of tb day, st
Vdcss of the Bigot, m m
ror fsle ly
L. POklrtBOT.
IV.
Uareh tik.USx,
THE NEW HOTEL,
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IS ana a tor ths rsrsptioawf Vlstisv. TblsB.
tsl Is asw aad aswly faraishsd, aad Iks rVasrwaan
a. II ass svsry strrl a kssp a UtMrir 1101 Ca, aad
rsadsr tbatr gaeett ssssftmaMs.
Tksy rsspsst ally sslteita skara ef penile patraaaf.
T. i. JAHHATT
Praprietnra.
MAM always ready a th errlral al us asra.
Mvg Jlst.lajt. . (s-wtt.
ffVEAA. A sniwlsr lourlanl ofUresa aad Blask
A Is, sxrsly tor fsiaiit ass, eaa to rOaa al
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ll te Ikeesfoe arsev4 kv ths t!saart that s-ui
to madsls Ml etdi m m B-s-vk faeshaa Sow e
Msws aapet imMlshsd I ths City sf lUwi.k haaa4
sa s44ssva to apprar al Uss assl Tssm mt it is r.nt
a. to tot Ssf the tssailg af t'hathess s the Can
Blmms to Pwtshsssaveh ea th 11 11 . I Mm4.f ml mm,
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A alrnriwx aaaa Waw ( N tM tf ' k
CITY OF UW T0li-rt
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- iiraf EdUium, 10.0U0 Copiu, JVoai JTcecfj
til E III1IEK ATU
4 Aoce. Hy Mi'riir t ,llirlmd. mf Riclimtmi, fa.
ea tkiutu limm. rot. 4d4 J uytt Jyut, fi 35,
THI extraonlioary aarrese of aliss Bariaad's 11 Aame
rasniag rkroughediUoeafurr aditioa, With araat
rapidity aa).iblistied ia adigutad with a atill Isrgsr
sals traas'att'd iate lbs Freeeb aad.wenaea laagaaga
wiia aiara. sucesw" wt psrasps ins esse evtosaes as
tha originality and pipalsrity of her wriviaga. Ia th
bmguageoi aa eaviaoal sritle w8he saay beaesfertk
take rank aniong the most saaeseefal asvellsts ef tka
uattea stales. -
"Those who have rsadAloae' aad rhess wka have
not, should will b inters. ted and gratilsd la kasw,
lhat a aew book hy Vir iaia's gifted authoress, rati,
tied The llhl'lon Pulh,' is Bow rt-ady. Beaaufally as
Manoa IlartAnr has wovwn ths tftreatts arirfe in
other romance sad song she is a poetess of rare to. ,
llnty we are ralf in predicting that tier new work
will surpass all ber previous efforts in fine delinsalisa.
brilliaary ari.l power, and that Mr. Derby will be called
spun to record it on bis books as ons of Ihe most popu
lar and successful of modern literary issues. Hiase
reading 'Alone,' wesfist! iwptienf!y await ths spnsar.
saeeof 'The II .Idea Pall,.'" A. f. AWa.se i.rrsr.
J.C bKKBV,Pnlrfisber,llllNassanrtst,VswVark,
Aad for sale by all.bookset)ers and aew Arena
W. h. FOMEhoV.
Kaleish, 151. f ' ICS
LA TEST AND NK W iJL JtlWA T10XU.
IBEAKS of Fortime, hy J 11 Jones;
Easy let, or th Thre Apprentices; '
Ulue Law r t onarettcut, I ode of 1H50!
Ten Nights ia Uar-Koom, by T S Arthart
Masonry aad Anti-Masonry, by freight
Cryetolin. or th Heiree f Fall Dowa Castle.
by riheltoni .
Theory of Christanity, by Orayaom .
Hellers from the TbreeContinant, by M F Ward)
Uaniel, A Model for Voting Mea, by Ih KsV W
A Scott, I. D - -
Scenery ef th Vi'hit Mouatain, with 10 plates,
byOakes; . .
rtebool Arcbitenure, er CeBtrirBtions to tb
Improvements ofritkool-Housea ia th B. 8,, With
numerous Illustrations.
Old Bedstone, or Historical Sketches of We, Urn
Preshyterlanisin, AoH by Joseph Bniitli, 1). 1).
Cbrsnut Wood, by I.lelie Lindon.
For sal by li. D. TL'UNKIl,
Kaleigh, Set. 211, '64. ft. C. Boek Ator.
To the Tublic
H AVISO parrhssrd cd tekea paaseeetlua (I Re.
vrnttter lasti of the set! kavaa Hotel, sisaaied
ia Ike t..wa ftlxford, and f'.mierly ewned sad seea
pid kv l. A. Pasrhnl, Kso.. 1 Isks this melho of ls
f. riniiig ths travelling pul.lit. that grsli ful " kit past
favars, 1 still mltril their palroaags, aad eaa asssr
(hem. that ao vfturts shall he wauuug wa mj Bart, that
tends to the eomloM sf disss ah assy favor Ha Bilk B
nil, to reader taelr slay pleassat aud agreeable. My
house u now 1" good repair, wilk eanalorlsble rsoa s,
sad supplied stilt good aad experieaet 4 rtombst si 4
dining nmi servanta
M roubles areetsavsuienl aad eemsnSdiswsaBdsap
piled with au tlitlei ansarpassed by aay ia tb stale.
1 slut ks. ii oa fcsnd i..i Ibe aeenawnftilslU. of thepalv
Ihi.giaHi dlaekiaad baff i!, sa thai 1 m aide at all
limt i to send prmtns og, aben thrv wiib tu ga, as well
as losrrve th.-m in toe way stpleaMiir rides with Jla'g.
gies aud ssvses well tralaed to hemes.
A. HOPKIKB. .
Jess I Ilk. IS4V ga
.gsr WsrrratfB Wrws aad tirerw.hs..Pstrtot espy
KM MI.UM'AL lltHilaa. (Vi.lsn.ls Die
lioasiy af I'rsetiral Meoirins, vol. 1 and ( asw
rt itSy 10 he eomplrlrd In ikrre vnluint s.
t'liniral I.. .ur,.. - sa ike iloii. ... of i4Besea4
rlnl.iren. I. Iluauii.g M. I'rdl. M, A. Id., M, U. Pro.
ri -ssr of OUietries. A.'., ia Ike Uuiversil) Of Nsw V. tfcr
Todd na th arrrotiS eg-lsw.
A Let. ion ot terl.nirsl terms en.ploye4 la medisal
'"'Sl sf ths present ilar, by U. At. Hess a). l- L.
L. n.
The t).si.o.at. ryef eWCssesd cHsres W Amertea,
I.J M omi st.d Harhe. hsst edllioa,
Tbe litssasss ef Iks llumaa Te.tk, $ Pot aad Bar.
rUe. yf sslr by
W. La POMEB0Y.
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fliHi: MIKTM CAROLINA Plllkl Ha Htat.
SMlsiaiag all tha aselul toravs whsvh srr i kaat
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stielsl suiioast trejeiher sith uSeCsasiU.iia et Feetb
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ef Clerks, sheriffs, Ac, sakalalsd tor the saw of to eta.
issas sf North Carolina, awl and aiml.vmal.le to law.
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Asy wr.,.a earl. ..ire r seam ia a kvWsv, sr tVst
ewes st ia pottage stamps, aid revets a son af ato
book ky mall, frea af postage,
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C. Bookstore.
svaesigB, April, ina, . ,
Harding'g New Stock.
ObB frUads svd patreea Will ptoaa rsmss.be
thai Harding i aaw to hts VURK CITT
sapnalswdiag Iks tosuafaear af kie avaca af
Fau.4 Wiarta Baaat Ms Cxawarae, tavssssa
uf which w are ataig riewsiag. . . ,
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kaslaea aioaeaa assure all, that la llbSI BAV
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