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Wednesday Morning-, April, 80 1856.
linoHU. amzeicaji iicm.
ro raxsiniNT,
MILLARD FILLMORE,
, OF XflW TOM. ;
roi tict-rutiDKirr,
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON,
Of TSNXISSII.
JOB OOriKKOB,
JOHN A. GILMEB,
. Of OCItroBB.
Mil. glLNER
W tak great pleasure in saying, that from
all directions, we soar that the proapcota of tlia !
election of John A. Gilmer, Esq., are brightening
every day. It is good newi and with inch a
'Tniti u oar preeent leader, the American party
need entertain no feari of a defeat. A little en
ergy a little reasoning and a little puihing
ahead may place our candidate in the Executive
chair of the good Old North State. And will
not the friende of the American party exert
thenaelvea a little to plao in that high office on
of Jforth Carolina' worthiest and beat sons? V
believe they will. Let'ua rally around the ataod
ard of our good and glorious cause, performing;
well our duty, and victory will be our.
Most or all of our reader well know thai
when Mr. Gilmer wa Brat elected to the Legi
lature, (in 184C) the iplrit of Internal Improve-
ment wa down a low aa it could well be got
It wa nearly extinguished. ' It had but few
friends Washington, Woodfin, Staaly, Rayner(
John A. Giliner, and a few others were all at that
period of tine, that bad the courage and bold'
' nee to take a stand In far or of that measure.
Success, In part, crowned their efforts. Many a
speech was made by Mr. .Gilmer in favor of In
ternal Improvement, soma of which wa expect
te lny before our readors between this and the
election, and thus show the people who are
the tried and faithful friends of the State. And
let it be borne in mind, let it be spread through-
out thelength and breadth of the State, that the
Democratic party, now the Foreign party, oppoa
td, bitterly oppotrd the measure which Mr. Gilmer
and others above named advocated, until that
party aaw the measure w aa destined to become a
very fntmlar mtaturt, and what did that self
same Democratic; Roman Catholic, Foreign party
do f w all know that it stepped in and snatched
from the hands of tb big party and adopted
th measure aa their own electioneering hobby.
thus claiming the hard earnings ol Whig leader
aa th mean of securing the election of their
candidate. We would not fail to stats, however
that noma few Democrats came over, or favored
the internal improvement movement. But, how
ever, let thia pass for what it is worth.
Kolie nerd deny lb faithfulness with which
M r. (i. served" bis constituents for th time being.
And is hot thisi together with other services rs
dttrrd, proof sulleiently strung to satisfy aay par
ty or sect, that Mr.Uilmer will.faith fully discharge
the duties resting upon him, as a public servant.
in w hateter position the people may lac him T
W a think it is.
It is very natural, however, to suppose that
everything that can be done, to defeat the election
of our candidate, will I put forth. Already has
the battle eommenced in this Stale. Th demon
of lulerepreaentatios and abos baa already
shown His out print. 1M character of our
leader has been assailed; and shell wr eiisatl and
aee him shamefully treated without offering no
reoiotaacs I Verily no. Let aa, friends, be up
and doing. Now ia the time for an to rally
th Aaterieaa people to lb field of battle. Tb
ueaiy is en the a arrh, let a be ready to ssert
him from whatever quarter be may come.
That thia will be tb moat exciting as well aa
tin must iaiportaut ataettua ever arid ia th
Slat bom will pretend la deny. This year wiU
dotormiae a bother A tvOTicaasshsU govern Asaar
i-eor ant; but let as not ba diecoarsged. Oar
principle are those fur which oar forefather
fought thsy ar tb principles which Weoh
inrtoa and Jerks. and bust of illastriou
staWtisa Ibugbl O. Aal with tbaaa principle
iascrTjud on wr bsaoer, we can tee all oppoai
tioa from a bat errr source and ia whatever shape
it may preaeat itself.
Lot as, friends, rally aroaad the ttaadard of
FaUmui, DjbsUow and tlilmer. aad m August
ud Kovumber Best victory wUI be ear car
enemiea defeated, aad th laioa Breasrvid, will
glide oa la paaea and tranquility (or tb next
f oar year at least, to mm. ,
lmml-reata aad Slavery.
Hoe. A ad raw Ewiag, a leading democrat of
Teaaum, of lata on of th representatives of
that Sum ia Coof-ross, mad a apaech ia tb
Hon of Representatives la 1850, on tb ad
missioa of California aa a State, ia which h used
th following language:
W stand almost alone amongst thehiehlv
eivilised portion of mankind ia th maintenance
ot tb institution OI domestic slavery; the whole
of eivilised Europe baa been thorough It indoctri-
. . l : . l. .. : . . -. w-i , .
natou wito uppuoiuoa vois. xu toousana ana
millions of emigrants from ber shores all come
with their prejudice against it, and when they
arriv in thia country they find th most lovelv
portioa of th aontineat ia th possession of the
slaveholder. Moat of the mechanical trades
and labor on farm aad public roads ia our eoun
try is performed by slaves, and these foreigners
are more or leas excluded from this wida Seid of
I ... . i. : . .1 ' i i ii
CEDUVjrHllft, WUtUU UBU paTUBUJ prC4CCU-
pied in the North. . Interest is thus superadded
to the early prejudice of education again! slave
ry. Unfortunately too, the large maaa of this
class of persons bar had no knowledge or expe
rience of the advantage derivable from republi
can institutions or mo solemnity 01 constitutional
obligations." v.
No fair man, says tb Lynchburgb Virginian,
will deny that this ia a correct description of the
character and sentiments of foreigners when
they arrive in this country. Nine hundred and
ninety nine of every thousand of them have
"been thoroughly indoctrinated with opposition"
to slavery, and "coma with their prejudice
against it" Arriving at New York, or Boston,
or Philadelphia, as nearly all of them do upon
free soil they have no inclination, and but little
inducement, to come South and eater into com
petition witb ilave labor. They remain ia the
fre Stale Increasing their representation in
Congress, and swelling their preponderance in
th Union; or they push on to tb Territories of
tb Wast and contribute to making them free
States. Thia is the process by wbioh state after
state has been hurried into the Union in the
North west, and the means by which the Emi
grant Aid Societies of the North expect to con
vert tli remaining Territories into Free States,
before the South oan supply a sufficient quota of
the poplation to control their institution. .Willi
these palpable and inevitable results staring
them in the face, ia it not most extraordinary
that the Democratic leadar of the South should
resist those reforms of tha naturalisation laws
which the American party propose making f
And if there could be anything mora extraordi
nary is not to b found in amaiing assumption
that while pursuing this polioy they claim to be
the true triends of the South and the real cham
pion of slavery t
i a tartans Cksra-a.
A geatlemaa informs aa, aay tb Petersburg
Express, that fur anas time past, tha North Car
olina Railroad Company bar been rioasly
annoyed and injured by tb placing of obstruc
tions na the track, of tha road, and th burning
of several bridges... Th company has offered
large rwarda,tiut hare heretofore failed to suc
ceed ia bringing any of the villiane to justice. .
On thnraday last, however, while the train wa
proceeding from Salisbury to GolJsboro, aad
when about'two or three miUe west of IliUsboro',
whin turning a abort curve, the engineer fortun
ately discovered an obstruction on th track, and
immediately sounded the whistle to put on the
breaks." Thia precaution bad tha deai red ef
fect, for thf train was only partially thrown from
th track, and tb injury consequently very
slight. I' poo examination it waa discovered that
a very ingenious and fiendish contrivance had
been arranged to throw the train from th rail.
Large (tick or log of wood war found placed
directly across the track, and thee war firmly
ascurad by stout stakes firmlv fixed in the ground
But for the prudence of the engineer, the entire
train most have left the track, and tha lose of life
in all probability would bar been very great.
After removing the obstruction, and "righting
the train, says our informant, and when on the
eve of starting, a suspicious looking fellow, . who
is thought to ba tb ' perpetrator of thia outra
geous attempt to destroytife, ventured to throat
his bead from behind a tree, when it ia suppo
sed he had stationed himself, in order to witness
the results of hi diabolical p an. Tb engineer
first espied him, and giving tha alarm, officers
and passengers started in pursuit and soon over
hauled the individual, who it waa ascertained was
also accompanied by another. They gave the
name of Tamer, and said they were brothers.
They were both well secured, and conveyed to
Col. Garrett, the General Superintendent of the
road at Raleigh, where they will doubtless b well
attended to.
Oregon Preparing to become a mate.
Under an Act of the Legislature of . Oregon
territory, proridingfor taking the sense of tb
peopl relative to the formation of a Stste Gov
ernment, an election was to be held in th terri
tory on th first Monday of April for the recep
tion of votee for and against a Convention. If
Jrlsj. ltonelsoa'e Letter.
The New York Herald refer in th following
complimentary (train to MajDonelson's letter of
acceptance.
'This is a good letter and presents th case of
the American party in a few bold and masterly
touches, without bluster and without boasting, in
a strong and consistent light Should Mr. Fill
more also accept under cover of another suoh
nprlinsi and conservative letter, the Ameri
can party may yet seriously damage tha estimates
of that intrna niggerism which now -appears to
be the oxclusire active capital of both tb Seward
alliance and tb vitiated and wrangling Democ
racy of these latter day. It ia much too soon to
conclude that there will be no haul at all."
W agree with th Herald that th American
party will yet seriously damage the estimates
both of the Black Republicans and of tte Democ
racy.' Instead of see wig any earthly ground for
the boastful and extravagant tone of the ltetnoc-
ratie press, our own observation leada as to ho
lier that Ui Democracy will hardly be any
where in the contest In other words, that th
eon t sat will be between the Black. Republicans
and tb Amerioan. Let all patriotic Ilemocrats,
then, com up to th support of Fillmor.
Leaker Bl. etj. - .
Thar fa) a a vn paper published ia Louisville
called tha Dancrat th Editor of which strives
to let off his spleea apoa tb rasi dents of that thy.
because of tb large majority of them being thor
oughly American ia their principles, by represen
ting that th towa going to decay, owing t
the riots enacted titer at tha election about a
year einea, which riot however ha fail to state
wer caused by foreigners shooting- down in cold
blood, innocent aaoffending Americans. The
Louisville Journal, a staunch American sheet
and on of th ablest oobducted paper in th
South-west, prove ia a convincing manner, by
facto aad figures, that that city la bow enjoying
a mors than usual amount of prosperity. Ths on
ly wonder to ns is how th community of Louis
rill tolerat in their midst a sheet which thus a t-
tampta to blast th prosperity aad check th ad
vancement of their beautiful city. In view of th
attempts of th Democrat to injur and belie th
present condition of Louisville, ths Journal
make the following statements:
There ar but few vacant houses in th city :
no more than might hare been found at any tim
within the hist three years, and problably not so
msnv. On the other hsad, a large number of new
buildings are at present in progress, and many
mors ar soon to be commenced. We have caus
ed a caref ul enumeration to be made in each ward
of the city, exclusive of fortland, of all thevaoan
houses and of all th new buildings in prunes of
erectiou. ' Th statement show that throughout
all the city, there are just fitty-eeven vacant ten-,
omenta. The most of these are small frame cot
tages very few of them are house of much value,
and fewer still ar store-houses. Many of tbem
ar aoarcely tanantsMe, and sums of them are
new building that have not yet been occupied. A
number of them have been temporarily vacated
by their owner on acoount of th prevalenos of
ague and fevr in their iiuroedinteneighborboods.
It ia well known tha good dwelling houses are
in a very "greaf Demand and are aluioet always
engaged lielore tuey are vacated by the occu
pants. As an evidence of the tendency of rents
of store-bouses, we may mention that a prominent
property holder land auti-Auierican.) who last
vear was content to receive f2,.'i00 rent for a store
house on Main street, hu this year raised th
rent to 4,uuu ami retusea to tuke leae. i n
years agospeculatiim in rentes tats in this city i
at its culminating point ; rente wer then higher
than they were the following year. W-e are au
thorised by the holders of 300,000 worth of city
property scattered all over tlie oity, to state that
rent ar quit as high aa they were three years
ago and Uiat their property yields them over six
per cent euer paying lor taxes ana repair.
J her are at present in process or erection in
carried in tb affirmative, delegate artto b
elected for the several eountios.sfoording to pop- I the oity one hundred and twenty-sevn buildings,
ulation,and to assemble at the seat of government mo.uuing .ever.. ..u, .no oomi.r nun-, .
on the 4th of July next to form a Stat Const!
tution. The Consplution is then to be submitted
to th people of th territory for ratification.
The preamble to the Aot urgt reason why th
tensive factory building, and a large number of
large, fine, tour and five story warehouses. ITiia
statement include only til new building at
preeent actualy in progress. - 1 h erection of a
great number ol other is to b Soon begun.
territorial form of government should be super- Lerf from the United States. Cub anJ
seded by that of a State. 1 n dieoovery ol new
wealth in rich depositee of gold is menuoned.and
th importance of maintaining tha limits intact.
whereby fir hundred thoasand acre of land will
b secured to the territory on becoming a Bute,
is mad prominent among the arguments. It is
thought that if Oregon remain united and ea
ter th t'nioa with ber pre sot boundaries a
brilliant future is before br. An increase of
influenoe and power before Congress is antioipa-
pated; and the en of California with ber two
Senator and two Representatives, is given to
show that whilst that Slat has no lest than nine
light-houses, and a custom-house of great splen
dor, costing $200,000, Oregon has not a light'
bouse on ber ooast, her harbors ar unimproved
and unknown, and her commerce lef' unaided
and unprotected by the General Government
Uregm ia also considered as much interested in
the great enterprise of a Pacific Railway, hoping
to secur within her I mils th western terminus
It is stated that the population now amonutt to
fifty thousand, "with more wealth than any other
community of "fifty thousand people on th
globe."
Aakartraa Caaveataaa, '
The Vlisscari Amcriaaa Btate Cuaveattoa asat
ia Ht Loais th ITia last, sad sssd the M
lewiag Bominalioae I fttato eaVcars t Oaa. R.
r. Ewiag for Governor-, Hob. Wax. Nswlaad for
Uaaai Owvevwort Cat. TW A. Karri f,
rieesvtary f Ifter, Tan, 0. Fletcher lor Ragi.
to of Uad,aad 8 M. Oraat far Aaditoref
rebtl liemla J. F. fk. Jam ft AlSora.y :
CMaeteli CaWaet TW T. F rasas fu Traaaarar f
and T.J. C Baax II. M. Wawdywd, and K. A.
UwsilsrCsmmaisiiaer f PabU W.rta. fw.
UtMs aadsraiag Use aaajlaatiaa ef rOlaaare
aad Doailssa war aaaaiawaaly 44.
TV f-IBersss Aaaer.
TV na) ataaaar bswagat disaatcaaa addraiiil
by Vs fspeassa M.bmwss ef Tf( Maciaaa to
r Miaastsraa Madrid, la reply as the daasaad
avade at f era Base by cat usaramant fr
redress i la BMSase ef the IrUg was aad eVtsav
a f tVs atoamer El fWrato by the raassh
aaawfwar Fmla. rVia dsasdedly bat
eaaawasly rafaswa to assaply With lbs wish f
w g isaraavaat, ssWwiag Vy a srww pf a'ga
at that asaasdiag to lb kw af aatasa the
asmmeeiar f V Farrwlaaa did trnktrng aw
tbaa tb BsssW Biaaamsiasissa at that Urn ss
toUa( la sh amgVbsra ! f II., mm ym,Ul.
Mr TVs trial ef V Evetwtw a4 frtaa, br
tbe BsordsrwsM asaaah) aawa ratsvsh MeOwsraa.
ha Mr) in, wee) .Vm at ll.bfal
Tai Richmond Enquirer say that th collec
tions aad by, and contribution made to, th
Moant Yarn on Association, are large and it
adds, that "at tb proper time measures will be
taken to open negotiations with Mr. Washington,
aad on a full review of the who la field, we nur-
taia ao doubt thai a contract will be mad by th
Governor with Mr. Washington, aad that ca th
payment of tb J-O0,W) withia ar years, a
pvvided by the late law, tb latter will make a
deed tut the Mount Vernon estate to the Stat of
Virginia." I
TVe abslHlaaleia.
The allra Abolitionists are aot content to stop
at tb half way boase of Black Republicanism,
aad areurdiagly have issued a call fur a Ceavee-
tioa Id man at Syracuse, New York, aa th 28m
of May, la Boatiaale eaadidates ibr President
aad Via PVeaident of th tailed ibatea, Thsy
boldly declare tttematlv to be Abolitionist and
aaaoaae their determine tioa to go. the whole
gar ia eppaeitie to slavery. Garret Smith,
ef New York, I the first signer, aal among tb
list af aevaa head red sad eighty six Bass aa.
Beaded, we lad thas af Peregrine Withsm,
llarrieoa M array aad 8. M. Boll, of Virginia!"
Frees Us Msapkia 1..., Balletia April ltk.
Buddea Iteata.
Mr. Alfred Randall, of Stauly county, North
Carolina, took paaaag on th steamer Julia
Dean, at Wattinsaw, for thia city. The boat
topped to wood at Ilawkin' wood yard at lea
o'clock ob Tbureday asoraiag, wbea Mr. R, ia
stepping from the steamer to th wood-boat fell
and broke his sack. lis died in ton minutes after
th accident Hi corps was brought to the
city last vning, and plaoed la chsrp ef Mr
Canada. -flytt lion. AMELIA M. MVK
HAT. Tire Volumm tamulelt ia one. Aine
For, Q. P. rCTXAM A Co. 321 Broadway,
1856.
This to a bandana, elotk bound voloate, ef 41
psgas, executed la a styls ersditabls to tbs Asisr-
Waa puhlisbsrs. It's soatsats are a renbliag, aaeoa
asetsd, aad basllly prepsred series ef aotes aa
skstcbss, takta Sow with little rslscttoa daring
horrid traaiit Ibroagb Urge portions sf ear eoatiasnt
Many lass aieissbstrsy lbs ceailiBSBS with wbkek it
waswrittsa, aad there Is a sad waal of "snish aad
litarary sloaeaos aasairsst ia tbs styls. la splls ef
Ibsss dsfaots, boaevsr, Ibers is aiach ia alia Murray
pages te lalersst aa Americas reader, ftba Is eae f
tbs few msaibsrsof ths rtml sriskxtrary of Englsad who
bars vitttrd Iba United Maiss, and glvs lath world
a record ofLthstr linprorsfons, Coatrsetsd with the
surly and snsppinh erilicisais of many eOw Eagltsk
risit, the fsvorsbls testimony of a true English
otfy, of ealiivatioB sad lasts, to tbs ehsraetrr of oar
psopls snd lasliiutiunr, is a rsfresblng In tars of lib
sratiiy sud ssailor. Ths Soathsra rsadsr, sspseially,
will find bis observstloas aad eeatisaesta fsr less
luloeaecd by rrrjulies sgslast sar "pstwllar lastlta-
tioa" tbaa those ef other foreign travellers. Hiss
Murray does not hesitste to svow thsl sbs Is spposed
to ti ia lbs sbatrset bat tbs tone ef bsr reawrbs apea
tbs voidest Ia sltogstbsr apologotle, aad bsr art Us sou
sre cbisly dirsrlod against tbs tally sad Igaoraaeeet
British aad Aaterieaa abolitionists. bs proaoaaces
Mrs Aows's aovsl a libel anna ibs soatbsra ekaraeSer,
sad plaialy ialiaiales that lb slavee sf tbs sooth ore
aeb boiler ef tbaa the Irs aegroas of ths North ar
ibe laborlef slassss ef Ureal Britiaa Itself. Tbe
ebeervetloBs sf Miss. M array apea tasir swditloa era
easrsssid wilb ss mark sieapllstty aad strsigblrfsraard.
aess, that tbay aiett lead pewerfally la tulloet iba
false ivaprsesioBs eroeud la Ear by Ibe works ef
re Mows s taaglaenoa. sr as ums
Tb Car net Urn, Indian, Reporter, which
was established aa a neutral paper, has euoae eat
strongly for' Fillmor aad Djoelsoa. The editor
ices his poutioa ia aa eloquent article, frosa
which we take two ar three passage :
When w first took charge of this paper it wa
ear intenlioa In mak it neutral an far as politic
were concerned, but recent events and the pres
ent aspect of political parties bare induoad aa to
change oar original purpose. We will, hereafter,
publish aa independent National American news
paper, and sustain, so far aa lies in our power, toe
nomination of Fillmore and Donelaoo,
" Sink or awiua, surviv or perish," ws will give
our undivided support to the National ticket;
It Baa beenweliremarked that tha present lano
time forexerimenra. We ire not nailing on calm
eeaa. Every intellL-ent cititena know a that wears
in the midst of a criaia. For tbe first time ia the
history of this country has arisen a formidable
eectional party having fir its pretext and undoubt
ed wrong a wrung which lire at the door of a
ftorthern Administration, and it now "bellows tor
revenge," alike Un theminoceut and the guilty,
and with a frantic passion shrieks to ruin not to
heal.
Being a government of laws, and laws being the
creation of majorities, a sectional party now pro
poses aot only to override existing legislation, but
to lead on a crusade agaiust the iuatitutinna of
ooehalf of the State of thia Union, whoa result
must be, if successful, disunion and civil war.
Tb American party has no sympathy with ex
tremists North or South ; it demands justice to all
sections its basis, vital breath, end aad aim ao
far aa it must roeognise the slavery question ia
good faith. If mad ambition or a mors mad fa-
aatieism ahall perpetrate a wrong, it will nut in
voke the rune to meat that wrong it will aot
aectionalise its patriotism it will not dethrone
the spirit of ooneord and fraternity. Such being
the sentiments of the National American party,
and the sentiment, too, of a vast majority of men
in the old organisations, and the great object to
be secured being tbe elevation of a man to th
Presidency whom the nation can trust in whose
judgment and (uitice and patriotism it can fully
uuuuito, wr. riuinwro, oi uu men nonv, to uiv
proper exponent of these views. Th American
people have confidence in him.
Ratification Meeting at Mew Orleans,
Amass meeting was held in the oity of New
Orleans on the, 12th iuatnut, for the purpose of
ratifying the Iliihtilolphia nomination, lion,,
C. M. Conrad, a member of President Fillmore's
Cabinet, presided. Aa the statements of this
gentleman in regard to the past or present posi
tion of Mr. Fillmore on the political Issues before
the country wilt be received with marked con
sideration, even by thoee of opposite political
sentiments, we make room for the following
sketch of the remark mad by Mr. C. on taking
tb chair, as w find it in th Nw Orleans pa
pers:
Mr Conrad, on taking the chair, dated th
object of the meeting, referring In th Philadel
phia Convention and it aominattons. Th
aneaker alluded briefly to fact which earn un
der hi observation during hi connection with-
Mr. Fillmore's government and wbil in Con
gress. II attributed a large hare of the credit
of the Compromise measure to th support and
RartB CatwUaa BMambneaa Coat
Ws are gratified te aee frosa th papers at tb
North that thia coal is birhtr anoreciatad thera.
Th New York Ei prase says, we have tested a
npleef the ooal from thia new sogree. ths Deep
, about 175 miles
LiTER rnO.U El ROPCt!
ARRIVAL OF UO'X. JAMES BUCHANAN !t
raocans or vas rases coarintiicg!
fuver landa in Chatham county.
by water from lbs sea. A company ie engaged Our Northern exchange last evening broueM
ia damming and locking the Ihwn River, to aa-1 as the arrival of two steamers from F.urapc, The
care permanent ravigatioa by Back water for A rope, from bouthamptoa, reached Sew York
boats of 100 tons burthen, aad a railroad hi ia : Wednesday morning, about 9 o'clock, -lth f or
process of eonstruetioa from Fayetteville, N. C i days' later intelligence from the eor.tinetit ; and
to tbe Coal Fields, which will double the wean the Ambit srrivgJl at Halifax Wednesday morn,
of transportation of the coal to market Th ', ing, about 7 o'clock, with three dava' Uiet news
vumv, V, n, nuiioatoa, n. wuaucesnip-1 tunn tnHi rwcrirvti ij me iraoo.
menta can be made cheaiil? to any part of th
Atlantis States, or Gulf of llex'ioo, as well as to
th West Indie and South America. Th coal,
continue th Express, is considered highly bitu
minous, and is peculiarly valuable for it gee-! i(to ice. ;
Th Arago left Cowes oa tha mornina. nf lha
10th, and therefore brings a dav Istmr than hsr
regular day of sailiug, biie e joeriweed atoderata
weather, and came eastward Of the backs, meet
yielding properties, full and satisfactory experi
ments hawing been mad with it by Gas Compa
nies her eud elsewhere. It burna freely and
beautifully ia open grata, and is considered to
be quite available fi.r steamabipe aad ail steam
engines, - It is also valuabl fur forging purpo
era.
Aa advantage in lbs N.C. mina,aadavery
great oh, (remark th Fxpress.) it, that they
will be accessable at all seasons, and not emlr
ramed by lea or extreme cold, and it is believed
that it can b furnished more economically tbaa
any other coal from any quartcr.whiob approach-
it in valu.
Th T.xprea sars thia ooal sanrrlies a want
which we have always felt la this uoaairy, and
win, wnen tne railroad and river improvements
are oompUled, render us independent, ia a great
degree, of tbe English mines, Tbe sample ws
have tried show the coal to be equal to Liverpool
for parlor na. It come out in handsome atas
ea, and whan th navigation is Improved, as con
templated, meat aid ia making good bitumiou
coai oncaper. - ii'sf. Jtaata.
Tb steamer Edinburgh srrived in the .Clvde
oa tbe 4th. The steamer Hermann and Amttm
arrived cot on the 6th.
The papere brousht br thia arrival embrace
the second edition of the London Times, of '
Wetlnesdar. ,
Tli Araa oassenircrs number 130. am one
whom are ex-Minister lion. James Rnchanan'and
Henry Dubois, Miuistsr from Holland to the
United State. ' '
.. . me rxAcx.
The proceeding of th near enngrea were
till in prog i oaa. It wa aaid that Austria gives
some trouble by precisely refusing to fix the time
evacuating the Principalities. Amtria's tie
text is th necessity of protecting the com ry
against disorder until a regular administration -i
government ia established, though shs is bound
by the treaty to quit the Ottoman territory oa tb
conclusion of peace. (
ftuests is strongly adverse to the Austnaa po
sition. Later intelligence, however, states thai
the Austrian troops wore leaving tbe principal-
A despatch from Pari states that tlx allies
have aent orders to raise all th blockades which
have kept Russian Vessel in neutral ports.
L Nurd states that ths exchange of ratifica
tions would be effected by tbe 20th. ';
aisau. - - . '
The R assian minister of finance issued a notice
on the 5th . that, in a ennsenuonc of a treaty of "
peace having been signed, the merchant vessel
of th western powers would be admitted into
Russian porta. ; i
Advice from St. pcteraunrg statethat ths pro- ,
hibition again! the export of RussIau protluee
has been repealed. -
The tsar baa in-uod a titose stating that tha .
hitherto maintained by Rossis ia
in Blaok Sea and in the Sea of Asoffur not to be
rinstated.
tai uimino maasmr raci'JC. 1
influence of th President and sustained his
views by relating soms remsrk of Mr. Clay
during Lie last iHuso, in which that statesman
acknowledged that for the (rmnem aud patriot
ism of Mr. Fillmore during this trying period,
the people were uuder a debt of gratitude that
they could never repay. The question now was,
will th people acknowledge the debt br sup
porting thia true and tried statesman? lie felt
confident they would."
i . . i :n a i, i. -
..o... wis m.y "-. - -H- nrnmriom, rf lkor-, Mtbla(
vault where bis friends, wbe it is understood I .. txrttk AJ i,,
will send b.r It oaa obtaia it Jir. naaUMii paie )a ,b( mitH kw ,a,ho,lMl, aasaHatieM ef the
a visit to Arkansas for lb purpose of selecting a geological fsstarss aad lural beaaUas ef tb rsgioaa
farm, and, aa w understand, having selected a through wbirb sbs passed.
location jl waa bis mteolion to bring bis family, This book saa be bad at las "Rsrlk CsrsUaa V V
which Is a Urge one, to oar sutler Stale, aad there Aors'ef Mr. H. I. Tl RE, ee rayottevUlestnea,
make a permanent residence. The officer of th
Julia Deaa speak ia the highest tanas ef Mr. R
aad aay thai he endeared himself la them and
Tb "xblaplaslcr" Candidal.
Th Standard thua designates John A.Gilmer, 1
and ia th course oTito ferocious aasault upon him
remark
lly the way, Mr. Gilmer is certainfy tli ad
vocate and anoloirist of the certificates, or 'ahin.
plaater currency of the Gisensborough Nntunt
i.ii Iiuurumn m4 Tml Vomnxnu. His piotur
is on at least half the bills;and he no douU, holds'
that this company ha th right thus to bank."
Mr, Gilmer's face i pictured oa III Greens
boro' ones; and a much handsomer fao it I Ibaa
thai presented by the smaU Hilt that edit th
Raleigh Standard.
Bui If the Greensborongh "oonoern" U tran
scending it power aa th Standard a I ledges
both It and the bank of Fayetteville do why do
aot Governor Bragg and his faithful Attorney
General, aa officer of his owe creation, brine
them up to taw and punish tbem for their mis
conduct ? Such a sours would be much mors
manly than to be continual 'y pelting them with
rolumeggs through ibe editorial oulumne of Ibe
Court Journal at raleigh. Caa it be possible
that the "Raleigh Clique" are trying to depreci
ate email bills witha view of buying them ap at
a discount ? Unless his Exoelleney out his law
nrsoer in motion, r asassie bis organ, the peo
ple will have a right, at least, to think what
they please. a. Argus
Asserlf SB Measeree and Men,
With the arrlvoTbf every mail we reoeire addi
tions! and more cheering confirmation of the
proopouio or in American party, aos only
inrougnnut tue length and breadth or any par
ticular Sute or section, but of the whole Union.
With the rising nf every sun, the prospects of the
Amerioan party, already bright, receives addi
tional rays nf glory and splendor. And they bow
land as a bow of promise in th heavens, as a
covenant between I lie whole people of th far off
ana nearly region or our eoniederacy, that our
Constitutional Union must and ahall lie preserved
and the blessing which our Americas forefaibere
wrung from the rutbloas hands of foreign tyran-1 Wn fiseta
ay ana oppression, transmiucd, puree we nave
received them into the hand of those who here
after, take our placaa.wben we ahall bar passed
irom tne stage oi actiun. inua who have not
!.... .1.. .. I .f . I .. 1. 1 . - - L. L . I l,w ,WW I
lthrM.aaf the dvUm.nt of this loi,apent ottt I ' returned to Galway after
up senlimeotonthe part of the people T Wby Bin days iruiti .enrcn. .
this demonstration or tbi intensely Americas raaxca.
feeling r . - Th French army is lo b reduced from ail
m tbem examine fur themselves, and they to four huudred thousand troops.
will see that the enemies of Americanism, for- Tb French government denies contemplating
eignera, and Northern and Southern fanatiua, an expeditioa to Madagascar, bat advices frosa
bar lashsd the poiticl waters into a storm Touloa shiw th contrary,
which threatened, at one time, to engulph our Many grain laden vesaela lying at Odessa hsv
noble ship of State. Americanism i the oil received order to proceed to Marseilles, and a
which will still th troubled waters of Uiis storm, "oneidrbl fall had taksa place in ths grain
and American will guide the good old ship into market at the latter port in consequence,
a havea uf ssfetv. Foreigner who are not ia- MARKETS. '
tol.igent enough, to appreciate tbe blessings of Luxrpool A)rnl Htk. Cotton Sales ef the last
our free government and who, if they had the 1 two days 18,000 bales. Th last advice from the
intelligence, have not tbe patriotism to mak th United State had no effect on th Market and
sacrifice necessary to preserve its blessings, ar priori are wholly unchanged. Tb market closed
seeking to gel tb balance of power between the firm.
parties, and thut control oar publie affaire. Rreadstuffs. There have been heavy arrivalaof
These foreigners now flock to our shores, and breadstuff, and wheat and corn are easier. Good
infect our land, like the locusts of Egypt Many Hour ie uaobanged, bat inferior Western is aeg-
of them, indeed a great majority, are paupers leered.
and criminals. The despotism of tbe old world Cora may be quoted a trifle low t wheat alas,
are aeeking to cap tbe foundation of our free ia- Provisions Th market for beef and pork I
titutions by making this country a penal colony flat but price ar anehaaged. Baeoa I ia good
for tbir felons, arid a Laser house far their poor demand. Lard is offering largely at 24, being
aad lam tad halt aad bliud.
Ckarlato Whig.
APPtllaTMEET
John A. Gilmer, Esq., th A mar loan candidate
for (loreraor, will address the Mnpie at Hie res
pective Counties named at tb following times
and places. It is hoped that as much publicity
as piavsitrie will be given to these appointments,
neaMcratM Optalva ef PlUmer.
A moam or twe before Mr, Fillmore retired
tbe p as eager oa board by his gentlemanly de- from th Presidential Chair, the distinguished
porussnt and that his sudden death east gloom 1 Weehingtoa Democratic correspondent of tb
The Chsrteaatl a tioa I taaveailoa.
The New York New a, aa af the ergon ef the
Hards, eaye that it Ie impassible (a? lb tare see-
tioa f the Damns rati party ef that Rtato to oil
together or Vote together ia th C'usetaeati ii a-
tio aal Coeveatl'-a. The editor asks t
k
'Is l! hkolvtUt ear asm can ha Bvnpnaed j
aaa he laid dowa arwa wki'eh iher rea harauaii. f
sasl stand M'eelaialy aot; and the rote ef New
Trk mast, (haref, resaaia wilbhold: tt eaa
Bases he east te the Coavawtiaa. To admit the
tor dolsgaa o wow 14 he rirtaalfy to tjH New
) orb frmm iKe Ceaveattoa, for sa eeald aerer
agree to ."
aver every ea oa board. Mr. R, ws learn, wa
between fifty Ave and sixty years of sge, and that
he waa a aiaa of eon sidei able property ia North
Carolina. On hi person wa roead numerous
privete papers end r"! SO, la eash.
We ar requested to ask tb North Carolina pa. ,
per Irehrunicl this death, ea that Lbedriead
of Mr. K. caa Isara ef hi untimely fate.
Tt Suadard a!, with a awo aaaibilallag
air. whether Mr. Gikaar I la favor ef Mr. Celi
wetb' Brnjeat ef haaa.
W hs eianty the same right to kaew, aad
Besehy aWmaad. w bet bar Ca. Bragg I la favor
af thai banking eeesm.
Casa. Mr. fMsHsdard, yea bogoa It Bow let
as have rbe Oovrawr'i views ea this matter.
o Crmaster narf.
It I rlghBwfoir also aaseatially
eery bafassw Oa. Bragg' epia'wae this lav par
toat alijsa.ii it mas be made Ik las ewte soao
af iJareTdlv Aft yrtltpk.
rsasf, aa Taaaday tha t2a4 kaot J.ga rVsrt
peaaldodt rW the FiaaM, Mr. Attorney Oeaerat
rVarAaalwri U lU Muilsala. lUmlUnu,
rnytotolaErasrr- led Bare 't Lewet, WlU.m Farter, f. M.
disat esg4. toatoaea, eig taoaOu) is.p.eeat 1 as Ff'K CVs'Vssa. aalled Bsaawh, H
A Beer rat (rim ha hewa eataUtaaad la
J.Ma ray, aalled flaady Ll, 1. C.
It ok ar tioa. f. M i and eaather ke Ilaraeti, aal
htw k.
aaaggllag Bilks tola tb t, BHa Btataa,
A earioaa trial has eaiearred ia Liverpool,
which has developed the fact that a Masch ester
ere bent. Basted John Breeeea, ha haaa far
lb peat five er eig year defreading the tailed
Atatee reveaae, by adin eilke to thie esaatry,
doaeap la hamper representing porter. The
raeeal bad Btade aa arrawgeaveat with clerk
ia th employment ef the aeat ef oa ef th lie
ef Bwssaagsr ships, through wbM eoaalvaae be
had been enabled to carry aa a eery ewceeosfal
smogg'iag hesiasss. Three ef tb hamper bar
ing failed to leeeh their eWiaetsoa, having base
thnrwa aver hoard ia the llaaaoa river, te escape
aVteetsua, the Mae ehtor aaerehaat bmoght a
ail agaiast the clerk to reeueer the rata af their
eosilsala, hat wa Basse ited, rbe Judge deelariag
that ha ewald Bet sisiet aayhsdy fcs dofraodiag
the Oweraaaeal ef the Celled Bute.
toortb) af Use Maa.
MJlard rilmora, la epaecei whleb h toad
ie FreoVrickstarg, Virgiaia, la lULgsrs atter
aao to ibe lolluwiag Boble eeatiaaeati .
"Whoa I look bask lato th erisi through
whieh we have s I (set that tliere was
Sag-t that the day of la I'awa were eembered.
I dMevmined Ifcoa, If a ary. to ssteriAnssswp
Wxsnaf awrl I bad as lac wvrtd, aad bf it
elf, I eaas u Csk."
A IteMa Bsotkavowt eU bsae4
Tbe Hoa. William ft. Bmita, af Alabama, ah
Also, tared tbe following sentlaMat hi the 1st Aaasri
, Me- aa Ooaveatioa at PViiadslphiet
"Talk aV-mt diarvlrieg the Fbh I why
Baltimor Sua, wh.iee leliere under thesigr.stere
ef "X," gained fa? him a roapoasibte aad luera-
tive oBoe ander Prime's administration, wrote in
th following complimentary tarns ol th retiring
President and hi adminiatralloa t
"Mr. Fillmor will retire to private life wilb
Ibe respect and good wiebee nf lb eountrv. 11
bee, as aa exerutive omeer, e hie dutr at a
period wbea, ant for his energy aad fidelity to
tbe Constitution, the harmony which bow cre
ss its ixtware digerwil sec tun ef the I aura
iatl.t hav bsea eariuual interrupted, lie re
stored peace and quiet, ead thereby laid tha
foaadaUua for a further edraaeeaisat of all tarn
msreial, maaufaeteriBg and agrtrakaral per
sons. One aey serwwsly differ frees Mr. Fill
more Ie regard to speae aseeaaras of Iatoraal er
exteraal pdiey lai enaMawa sonae aad aaadur
compels ae la admit thai hie Adraiairvratioa
bae heea emiaeaily pvoaperuae, ead many af bat
msasaree eigaaliasaj by grant modoratioa aad
wiedoea. T' pot lyr asortaM to eoa
seas i tot aa delermiae to deserve it1
ot ton nnce.
Consols quoted at VB.
TbsKngluh money market wasbotlittlsohang-
d. Tbe fund ware rather heavy. - Foreign se
curities ware dull, but bad aa Improxmg ten
dency. " . -
' ."" THE ARABIA 8 NEWS.
Th Arabia' t dates from Liverpool are to St
and that th peopl generally without respect to j arday, th 12th Inst
party, will turn out and give Mr, Uilnier a pa
tient bearing. We are not prepared to sar wbeth.
srtbe Democratic candidate will accompany Mr.
u. ia mi pan oi tne can r aaa er not
.Murphy, ' Thursday, Hth' Mar,
Franklin, "datnr-lay," ' 18th '
Webster, M.mday, 12th "
Wsyneeville. Tuosday, , 13th,. "...
Hendnrsoaville, Tbureday, 15th "
Asheville, Saturday, 17th "
Marshall, Monday, 19th "
Kslssy's Store, Tuesday, s SKh "
Burns vi lie, Wednesday, 21st "
Marion, Friday. 23d "
Rutherfordloa, Moadsr, ' Sfith "
AihmlU Spttiaior,
Raaralto) as rrrvata.
Tb last Legislature af Virgiaia passed a law,
rohibiliag paid seeattoa, A amies pimdeat
nf the Petersburg F rr-rpaa. (iviag aa ear east ef
aa eiecwtma la Bedford Coaaty, apsak la the
fallow lag terms ef the good reselling frosa such
law i
As soar Wilbimotor Liuht Ivrswar,
Wilmington, N. C April It, I860,
Tb tkt OHctrt awe anafsrrt s6W O. C. O.
1enllrmum It ia with pleasure that we. ia be-
VMS aa invitation to visit our town on the Kh of
May aext and joia as ia the celebration ef our
luartb anaivrrsary, ea which occasion there will
be target esereisee, ia wlich Joe are expected to
paniripaw.
W lib many eoeuranoee of high regard wa are,
1 srr respeetlullv vonrs,
JO'IIN L CAN'T WELL,
JSO. K. UtNlaDM,
. I'AHSI.KY. Ja.
WM. II. (ill AW,
W. II. CAMPBELL,
CVNamtUa.
Aiaosr Osi Civr Grstaa,
Raleigh, April 19, I860. J
Cmttrmem ) Tour polit wvitatioa to tha tk
City Guards to viail rour city oa the SiHb ot Mat
ael to partioipate with yua ia the eeiebratlua uf
the ruurtb anniveraeryof ynar enmpany. ha boon
received aifd the aadorsignod have heea aciroie-
teq a enmmittse, la iietiaJI at ear aumpany, to ac
knowledge lie raeaipt, aad to sar that k will
aff.o-4 aa pleasure to eorept your lavitatioa and
to anil with voe ia tbe , sxorcl.es ef that eeca-
don.
With th beet wishes for ynar prosperity aad
aaeosm, w are, v ery roprrtxuiir,
WM. K. ALI.KT,
WM. K. AMit rtHOM.
J J. IKU'I LU
JOHN M'l.LLMAJf,
W. 11. WILLI AMt,
CommMt,
T Meosr. T. i. CaatwelCi. R. Lrd O. f)
Ptraley.Jr, W . II. Ha ead W. II. Campbell,
vemmitiea.
PRICES CURRENT.
Petsrtbnnr, April SCWaTrTlBsiariet
ie dull snd b.wer, with sales ef prime el ,bi
enmmoB ead medium paresis are unsaleable at
91,ntol.u.
CorroR-The aoarket ie active with sales of
prims at 1 1 to. .
Cms. Thar 1 a good d em aad at 70a, lor
mall poreelo.
Fiona Tbe market remain dull with (mall
sales of Superfine at fTj to ffl. Eur 18), aad
Family Id to f ID.
Tuaaooe. With light receipts aad breaks the
awrket remains firm at farmer qeutatione with
aa onward tendency go.d and fine axanufaetory
linns wsnira at 12 lo eio.
Tk, otoomnr KricaaOB arrived at Liverpool oa
the morningnf the 12th. Tbe steamer Tarsia els
arrived the tain morning, making th passag ia
sboal OJ days meaa time, ... ,.
i The Belgium breadslulfs were geoerUly deeliB
Ing. - The hwdinisa and Piedtnont eora ma beta
were lower. . . . . ...
The French market wr also oonsiderabij
lower. "
- th esic ro rat rscirie.
The Briiish steam frigates Tartar and Despsf
ate bad returned from their aasucrwesful cruise
i. -A niuinr steamer Paciflo. They
enaducted the search separately, lb Tartar hav
ing proceeded as far weal as long. i dsg. ea the
oorolloloflatiluiUMdeg. Oun were fired ve
rs two hour a
out was ke
confident that I
tude M deg.
tai risrt eoarrtifrs.
rUtiludaMdeg. Oun wer fired ev.
irs during th night n4 a vigilant bk
kept during ths dav. Capt Duorm kt
that the Pacific oaa I be eoutb ef leu-
Tbe Paris eorreapoodent f the Post says I The
tolegraph ieeonstsntly employed oa the l'''a
helweaa Rome, Naplrs, lennsat.d Parte
CoaalClaivar'eprope'iilia aa'il ,!;
r nu.se aad tngiaua wm
red to IB. a Courts.
maks tbe deci.h. ,
A loarnal of th proceedings of tbe Congress at
to h published. " ' ' a ' -
TbeaommUai.melAaalriaa end Russian om
eer fi.r th. rii(lcati.a ef the MoWavioa rroa
tier I in Paris awaiting nvdera.
i. L. ...A .hot Aaatria Bat Tialded to Iba
remonstrencee of the Congress, eud sg""
Baoos. Vs. hog round 121. at retail. 14a. ie evaouate Ibe Brinsipatiti.
ssksd. No Wstra here. I ttislf. ... a
Ut aetk We have to Bolica aome movement Turks how great anxiety to be rslievta M
ia Uuaoo. WsneotseoTi pertoa f'i,0UO aeaads, I lbs presence of the Allies.
with a fair prospect uf advance. I Outer Psoas has beea restored to favor.
Lmu. irgmia ia kega, 121. No W eetara
ra maraet
Rsttioa, April 14, IK' A,
Csvticsx t I thank yoa for your kind brb
MtHia to eoirese tlie asMtiag te be hM una ev
en ing, to ralifv III Amerwaa aeasinatwae. If I
" A I beea already stated. Ihie U the firH 1 - ' I w ill da bat. If aot, cay to
sow Boa la ear enanty eiaee tbe paooar ef aa ". "'" a swam live ar die
aarvive er pari.), I aa wita aae rar tne awm
IaatWiae- filmsore Doaeloua 4J. hater, aad all.
asad fsaoatba BaVfishsra,
awawda, May ewaaWe ef the I rVoet, FJk Ca hos l rhewgwd to CesVossaai
as i e M mrt sad OuW. I Rs.rai fUe, I.
IsavaoiiUI
aad wUI
.eve. :
root r M 1U la WokaaMv .o,ir "Talk ab-mt diaawrieg IhetaH! wby air,
n.ii a ii , r a a r s as B ssusw iss saannai ss irn
. , -g-. , m. xrorw . , , .
ul tm-t aowa area Itisa et ermtere'
sf
act requinag eisewlMm Ie tie private. v new we
errireM the appaaraaoa af ear village to dsy,
with the ad it prooensed htat year, ea the nre
Sana af putdte a I oral ion, It Ie auiM evident tliat
swrk a lw should kig since have beea enacted.
T-4ay asrowd of f.r ar fir thousaad peranac,
enoapnoing auenlora, ago, ssses Sad eoadiUon
1 sat, yours
rfully and tralv,
II.
, ,,,,, i ne energiae m me iiooi i
SstrThe market la wall eapplied with both mIi wj J,. s, d.roted to tb
OA, andrinj. and lrchaa could be made at Au ,lmw. ancs, the er
l" "l"; , 1,80 to 1.8S for pri-ei mlfi ,d b diffusioa f I
1.25to 10 for G. A.
vsriiMt a ii oa ' u.i
to-day of Art Mile, at tl.92. There is a lot of asw I "STr"'
woa iv,"""
reus. v--- . .
The energiee of Ihe Rossisa g,rernm.al i It U
uiree o'jsh, ,.
emapl'l on nf great
Ruaaiaa Irtiuigva
the ontiaeal, especially la urrmaay,
a..aa aaaau-lafi
Aoril 1I.tv..b. Mee of the
balrs.
$1 Ea beaa offered, bat bad -Hh 1 .1.
i nignrr, principaiij is ...--,
cult!.
Th market he beea artivo
I Io
wa closed innairiee.
onsira. alee yaateday er BO eases at SK-ts.
Wolas to sn
rs and expnrtat 4.2-M balsa
r-rgal. Markqu'nH Ibis arninj, and w.b .r'T V. '."'IlTi'r Ui 4 'l
ef Biraneaniosa. middling lit, Ib.Ule fUir ! "'id'',,J
koais.-S.les reaterdsy ef I WO Ibla. Nola, "'' m.auuog p s
W, MILLER,
This I a Boble eeetiaseat, It nea from th
t.r.W. Iau MlrLl ll-k. W tS tU. U l
Ihrongsd around ths g.Howa, ead as quarreling ' . w T 7 ... ', .
Irbui.f aad draehoaoeo diseraaed tbe aoUvaa S " Wh" wotiaiaBe aaa Boast ef-we
eeaa, but Ibe enure viilaga preaeawd a calm , Bdatlre him we love him a w toa lherpaf
w.e on pi na,, . .ooos-
aed aarioue apnoaraaae
eolvae aa irvMiard at aae besoming meaner la
wbiee Ihe saw had heea sefraad."
Tas Laadoa fhsa was reeeatly seisod at the
Frwaob Post ffice, la aaaesqaeaee ef ha appear
tog with a Mack herder ea tokea ef axeajraaag
fur tha paaea, whlrh hi aaasidrm dniiitr im and
disgreaeful to to (1 aal TV Daily Nrw. aad ha live loaf
Moraiag Advtnssst ware alse seized. ' teuetrym.
ear syeh i lh briglitoet Mar ta Caroliaa'
poliueal galaxy, Kinga will BSriah aad their
aamee tade awayi hut tha iaae ef II. W. Millar
will eeatlaae W ah lea, avea arighwr tbaa thd
aaa h earn at Boon-day. If w kaww how we
weald apeak ef th geatleoaaa. patriot aad etoto.
maa, as as la eaaemeg arieisg ay .bee ar. May
ta be beMred. aad loved by hie
ing doing to-day ia siibov aaality
1 .a. INalos yaoasriior at loa Mlo.al 1.B
per bul l aad to-day af 143 eK at the aaav price,
ra. Pale to-day ef W bbta. It. C. basas
at 14 rt per lu. - ,
Com. Hale A 71 balm ordinary la aVid
dliag fair, at lu am. per lb.
7tytttile. AprU ntteaua as ia food de
mand at l:f eia Cora te srarss aad wanted el
7 earns 'wtoa baa ad ran wo d -.we ssmi at o)
ets, with good demand. Flour ht dell, end a
pern pool nf lower pneee. -
"irie. Tarp. 10 eae per gal Raw aa. aa salee
to rteert.
I ' "o o mo oo
tiBTrl CAMOLInA
Hwtaal I-l na laMtwraara Caarml
irrici intiti, i. e.
Vllt rovapany eealiaeoe to laonre thellveeef
bealthy While psraoae ss4ievee.
graatsot risk laboa ea selagieltfe la SW)
fttavse are Insured for a term af eas Is Ivs years
for Is their solas.
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Dr. ( hae. I. Johaaoa, rVeoMoat,
Woj D M.t wood , tlM Frsaitoat,
Jobatl. WiltlaoM. nWotary,
Wm H.I owes, Treasurer,
Me) M. W Haotsd, Attorney,
IV. Was. II MeKr. Isasblalag fkyritlsa.
J. Horsmsa, Ooaorol rt
All lasses are so'4 witble tail day after Satisfas
tor proof Ie ersoesHod,
iaaks aad Pampklot. akesHaf tb pise ef ape
retloe of tbs CampoaVi atay be bod oa off llaotMC
atthe'MKoe, eraafof tbe Agoaelae. Ail totter
ea kaslsns aaault be 44r aod as
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rival of lh atoawsr I'oseia With htr sdi.
hnm the Vailed ur had (snl,it se-tes
tbe eatioa markH. Th eaie to-d.y are eauio,-
tod al Jtl.Oaj aalra
OBoa MO.. . Core pony, I
, Vi.si a v, April 1 Ii--.
Worth Carolina Bail l'oid
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