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.EW YAliL GOODS
(TlfE Daor Nrth tht Pift Ojfice, at hi old
L (land, ran bo found at ill time ever ready to
ih Kit to hii friends and th public, general aa
Miiinieol of
Fashionable Good,
and U now prepared to etecute ail erdera iu bi line
with fidelity and dispatch. Tbia dock. wil bear
roiiiparinon with an; in th but, bciny antlrely
new amHill of tbia Fall'a purclia. Iected by
iiiin.alf paraonaUytia lb Wijt of ft ow lone.
Ho drtrnii it unocew ary 40 My any tni in
regard to bi ooipteay or ba skill wbub - be
poateaar in tbo entlipg or nunufacluriof depart
ment; that be leaves to hi cutUxners lo decide
Alt thai bo adii i trial.' If you wish garment
mida in the most fashionable, or any other style
ou may deaire, it it only necreeary to call and
leave your maasttro,' and bo rj ledges himself yod
will not be annoyed by trying on several line be
fore completion, lo enable the cutter to make
passable fit. His establishment bo considers not
inferior to an North or South and tor cash greet
barf ains can bo had. '
H is stock embraces grip. Blk. French Chths and
Ciinercs.( Plain and Duo 8kin)oaH qualities sad
qricosj and a splendid aaaortmenl of Fancy Cloth.
this ; merket,mAwM
Satin Vesfinga and a superb selection of Jory
French filk and Satins for partiea, with a choice
variety of Fancy Cashmere for Winter wear and
a general assortment of Fancy article, . eonsistii g
ofLamb'a Wool, Merino ant) Bilk TndVr8birtaad
Drawer; Dreea Shirt. lM'k. and White, Kid,
Mwinoand Fancy Caimers Gloveoj Half Hose,
Cotton and Merino, Bl'k. and Figured Patia Cra
vat; aH of which m o (Tared niwmmonly low."
Gentlemen preferins; to furnish their own ma
terials to be manufactured, art assured my ehargst
are the aaiae as all others ia the City, and a well
made garment, with a good fit, is warranted in all
instances, --My usosl term of bu.aees it t 6
month credit, say Iron .October to April; after
which time all accounts bear Interest. "This it
mentioned, that there may be no usuaderstaad
iflsy ire - ' ' ' ' w; .
Membera end Straneor etaiting the City r
assured they can be furnUbed with a Suit of CltHhe
at the shortcut notice, ana low for cash, as at
any Boost in the City. C'" 'v:. 'i."i'-',:;'';;iA'
To hi numerou Irieed and patrons;' wbe
have so liberally patronited him daring tbo pes''
eight yeara ba returns, hi grateful acknowledge
menu, and auurre them nothing shall be left ua
dene on his part to merit its continuance. . ;.: ., s
Oa hand a large assortment ol, ; ' 4 , '
Uadf irinde Clothinr, ; ' f
consisting of Ul'k. and ' Brown Frock and Dresa
Coats, Boins Coats, Cloak,- PanU and Vla
wbieb will be eold low lor raah. '. .fS '
- N. B., Orders from a dislanea will be thankful,
ly received and promptly eltended to.' .'
THE LONDON AND PARIS FA8HI0N8
with tht monthly reports, are regularly received
mg -v "..'' -T. R.FENTBE88V.'
- Wsn5ed immediately one Or two.' p,iranlices of
good moral cnareeiar.:-i . S: i:
Standard aqd Register 6 timet each. ,
T
10,000 :. .
i
piisru rnuiT TIIBBS.
I Vlf
. The ndert1j4 "have ready-foe aalct-aLthtir
r h vomoiogicav liarden : :v
ad NUKSEB1ES, a large aolieetioa of the iatM
kind l . . ' r
Applet Feh. Pear, Flam, Cherry,
" Apricot, Weetnrlue, - f
Order ehoeld ba dtroeiee to i. at T. LieDUT,
Cm Creek, CiMlbeie) eoeetjr. V, V. ; ' - V
Catalogs saav be abuiiwd at the North Carnli
e Bookiere. : f T. UNDLBTj
Xevemher, 19. IMS. r- 4H V
I ke KegiMar, Standard, Fayettevillo Obaar
vr Kandolpb Herald. GreeotWrO " Patriot and
Hillsbors' Ueeenler ilt please kaaert three time
ad tend u their aeeoaata. ..- , J. It T. L, '
i -Hats and Caps.
riKE Subscribcre would call ' die atten
tion .fbnverf to their Fait -Stock of
HATS and CAPS.wbleh wiit ot the following,
, Bast Uwmr aad Mole Skin lhioneMe 'Hata t
... .Nalre and Castor Brink Broad Hrimmrd do "
" taen'a aad Boja' Otack tad Pearl Sporting do' ' 1
. do . do :r w bite aad uiaea i arvpice as
" . do ale Few! sod black Wool do- t
. . 40 .v. dox. Gent,, Y oath's and Children'! sapa.
Men, Opera For Cap, a beautiful arlielc. '
' Gent aad Bwa PoiUiaal Ceps. aosaclbinf; aew.
8iik Velvtl, Brown md Blaek Plash, Silk. Gla.
, ' Pals' AltoMonairl aad Ladie- Silk Vetet BeV
. u Prisci ranting from 10 eesd to 10 Dallarst ' ;
rsA ', " v. M. TUCKER i "OH.
Ralrijl,, September ti, I til.' , X 39-tt
"pnlJIECIIEESB tsbnlree. yael r-served
aad fur tola by -
R-TULKBUhSOt.
-A.
iJiirEKSIT-
s , . rre nnal lHe:iinjr of TrueUeevof
rwa M in Umreranjr wtllb Jield.H (ha g
eeii ive Oi&se w Mou.lay. the I ! IWeemher mii
wst bl i..a v-- 4tl!rv:sj?'v.i.r'-
WOULD epeially ibvmo the I red lo tusaiae
their New and Esteaaive Sloek ot Fall and
W later Dry Good, soaaisiiag ia part ef Ue toi
lowing t . . - - . 1
, v For lb Iadie-a. .
Sanerior bl'k Freech Uotnknaae, , '
Nasaria Bla and Portia Uathssere Meriae,
Solid sad Paaey Caahmarea ef all solora .ad
prieea, . i'
Plaid Alpacas, super, ailk vara blstk do.
Gala Plaid. ' - - , ' -Black
and Faiwy plaid raw Silks.
Satin striped Cathmerct,
Visiles ot the latrat at le.
Heavy black lila Fringe, lor Trimming Vtailes,
Solid and Fanay Silk Frtare aad Bllosf
Lisle aatd 1'brcad La, tbeap, '
Blaek, krova sad toad aolured embroidered
Cashmere Sbavl, , ',
FWl8rdaMBhevla, ; '
AteMnder WbHe and eotorrd Kid Gloeea,
. . Parse IsiU. oa Spool, tliaded aad plain.
Parse aad Big Trimming,
Hilt aad 8ilvcr lieed.
Wurwed- Plaid lor Mltset aad Chlldrea't
drcase- . .. - '. '" ; "
For Oentleytea.
Fine blsck, blue, greea sad brewa Cloths.
Black Doe Skin and fanry Frcach CaMimerea,
rawer ana aaaeut velvet vrtimr.
II lack, white) aad eolered Kid Gloves,
qsnlity,' ." ... . r
Silk,' larabt-wool and Merino Shirt
best
aad
Pant. '
-L .Faey aad Bliek Silk and 8rtn rrvt, -
Revolving and self adjusting Nrck 1'ie, '
Aad roaay ether dulrable ertielrs.
, K- 1 UWCEK It SOV.
Raleigh, Sept 2. ' " .19 -if.
New Pull and- Winter Goods.
THE aobicriber it aow receiving and opening a
apleadM ii-oclmni of BEAUTIFUL aad
CHEAP GOODS FOH THE SEASONt to which
he waald respeetlully oeJI the attention ol parebas
era. - .. ,: . , ;
The LADIES at particularly mvded to examine
hit large aad sell oMorted stock e ' .
. . Fine Di-mb CmI.
EaglUh aad Preach Merino, . . .
- Suiter Jenav Lmd Cethmerc.
,4teioavid'v'tikla)r
Sia Juriaed .Motuiiaa.
UaldorMia rimilv ' V-".' v '"''"''
, -"-De Lainet, - ' " -
. Blaek and Colored Satin Striped Alpaca,
French, E-fliab aad Asaerieaa Calicaea.
Gieap aad iVntges,
Glove,, Black aad Colored Kid,
Silk, Worried and Cotton Hose, Ice. he.
Itr
:' - Gentlemen's Wrnr,
Blaek and Uroea FraaehClew. - -
Doetkia Caisimere, .y;
,ci Saiia and Velvet Vertings, : ; u..
Satmetla, . w ' ' I, .. u . t
Army and Pilot Cloiht, , v
' Klrsrya, IJk an ,(.. ." ".'
He haa alan, alwajtoo band a ttrgs and eatt
tivaatocket "WJ-frViv . i '
- BOOTS AD SIIOEfl, t
Ladies Bool sad Walking Shorv - -
Coarsa lleot aad Shoe fur genllrmen, : ,
- FIolcBklnan4 Bearer HatsV
Beaver, Fur and Silk Plnth Cap. . i
together vMn an anortment or ramny
GnOOEaiE3.
Aim CUT and PHE8SED GLASS,
IRON. SAILS. t. .
and a variety of other-ertielei ia hi line, which
ill be told shtapf coeA or on a eredN lo pear
lea(nwe.' .--. KUFUS . PAGE.
KaleigsHM. . J MS,. ' 41 f.
Regieter aad Suadard copy. ' . ' v i. , , ,
; We already know (remarks the National
Intelligencer) that the. Free1; States have
given ninety seven and the Slave. ; State
sixty six electoral vote for Tavtoii and
Fillmors being a' majority of the electo
ral votea in both sections of, the , coun
try. - Tbia exhibit in a atrong light -the
confidence which th People repose in the
intetrrity andwiadom of Gen Tartom. II
will take his place at the head of the Govern
meat nol a 'the successful candidate pf
any section of the country but a the choice
of Hie people.; And we may . loon to nt
election a ensuring to the country perma
nent national harmony and proaperiy;-tA ; '
h:i : SALT RIVER.' ' . ,
( For the tnlotmation of all who are about
to take thi voysge, we eoppy the ' follow-
inir from the XM e warK. Aa veruoer; ' I't r
A rentleman at Washington Hair the
other evening teturned from th Salt River
Tentory, where, he has been wr some
tweenty old years -with, the exception' of a
brief viait ef thirty daya in 1841, ; fire
aft unfavorable report of the country, Th
climate u said to be bleak, and coloYth
ptotluce ia an eerid. soliae taste, and the
river is much obatructea witn - anag o.
sawyers. . j nere are no eanaia or ran roaaa
and in the ? absence 6f say ptovisioa
for t he improvement of Rivera and '.Har
bor or Internal ImprovemenU of any sort,
h thoerht ' that emigrant hare i poor
chanee of ever rehirning,Tbey go, hbw
ever, well pro vistoned for a long ojoern."
tF"CapU Hekut IIarmaI wis kil
is place on Sadutday while firing e
K ' 1 1 " - r
lied in
cannon
the- Whit victoiiea in New York- and
Pennsylavnisv He was iff tb act of ram
mint down a eartridr when the gun went
off. Capb II. waa a native of New Jeney,
ana nau.oeen sani'ig tor aeverav yoaro out
of Ibis port, lately and at the time of bit
death a Master of the Schr.Caldirell.H
He poseed in large degree the nob!
trait ol character for which the men of hi
professional distinguished.; Hie funeral
took place on Sunday, from the 'Baptist
Church, and waa attended by 'a large eon.
tiumWltine,''"VK,'f i .-'
Cant. Geoi Brown tva "severely, injured
by? the aceideht" He. loaf pan of his right
thumb, and was badly burnt in the neck and
m
f-acei i, h jnrjfom Malt: wig.
fflHIIiffeSilB.
STATE AGRlClTLTUttALSOCIBTY
When will the mem ben of the Legis
lature meet and establish a State AgricoU
lurral ; Society t Will, not Pridty, night
next bo a jooU time? . Every one mutt be
convinced that auch an inatiiution cannot
fail to hare the most beneficial influence
o poo the prosperity of the common weahh.
NEW YORK.
ThePhiladelphia Republic gives reported
and official returns from the whole Bute of
New York, allowing the foil wing totals;
.Taylor Cast. Van Buren ,
189.672 104,684 , 119,105 f
Majority for Taylor orer CM 84,088; I
Cats and Van Uuren orer Taylor 34,117.
All the Assembly districts in New York
have been definitively heard from, and there
suit is that out of the 128 members compo,
sing-the House the Whigs hare elected 107
Democrats proper, 5 the Free Sailers 1 6,
The Senate stands 24 Whigs, 2 Democrats,
and 6 Free Soil member. Whig majority
on joint ballot 104. .
In thjr-121 at district. Waldron Hunker, is
elected lo f Congress. Smith Whig! loses
hi election by a small vote.
In the 27th district. W. T. Jscksoh
Whig, is elected to Congrese. - "
THE GRAND RESULT.
The re turn- and other information which
we publish to day, spcear to teule tho
quetitm to Uie-d.iuwiul Sute.. The cu-.
tire list stand as fo!tw;-
Tiri.oa
. Miabu:tt)( '
Vermont, J
- CeaneetMur, " -
New Hampahh-o
Hhwle letand, -v
Neo York, ,, v
Kew Jerty,
fcf Penajjlvama, '
: .Uelawaiy-i
. Mar land,..:.
Ohio, v ' ; '
' 'Kentucky, '-.-'v:
.- - 1'enneieeo, .
MieJtigva,
erth Caroline, 1
. Pouth Carolina,
Georgis, .1 i
s
4 -
' r?
- M
. a
t
' J?
t ' -
10
as.
Maine,
Indiana",
Mas!'.iJHurivV1?n."ii,S;'-.'Srii!(
. Wleaoi
Florida,
lllmoia,
Virginia', ,
Mowacippi, -
lova, ,i v.-.,
: Alabama "'
t
j u
? - g
"aw
-V4-Teaa
Arkantaa
The whole number of electoral rotes is
200. Necessary lo a choice 115. , General
Taylor has 163., which electa him, and he
has lerenteen rotei to jtjnre. . v
Of the 50 State of the. Union GW-Tay
has received tl.a roica of fiften'and i Gen.
Cass of fifteen. Of the rionslireholding
Slates, Gen Taylsr hai ihe voles of aoren
and Gen. Cass eight and of theslavehold
ing Sutes Gen Taylor haa ,the vote ol
eight and Qen Cast o aeren.f. ,, f
. - t MI8SISSIPP. '
The'vote in the several district so far
as heard from stands as follows: vv- '
Tayter.1
Can.
C.3SI
5,327 y
B.875 -3,575
"
1st
5.311
5,208 -
301 "
2d
Sd
4tb
Total 81,871
' 22,3
We have reporter returns from all' but
seven counties, and suppose thai Cata' total
majority in the State will be eomewhere
between C00 and S00.VKksburg W hig,
m We publish lo dy (says the Montgeme
Flag of Tueaday.) the official vute of tltia
State -The' democratic majority ; i 793
vote, ' In 1841. he majority was It, 145;
.T.:,.'j, rV ,IKUI1A,- i
' The Richmond Enquirer, make the ma
jority tor Caaa in 137 eountie 1,5169, leav
ing Braxton county atiU to hear from, which
gave Cl.ty a majority of 30, (The Time
makes it but a few votea Icm. - .-i .f h,
r t f" GEORGIA OficioLVrU'S.
Full return from Georgia ham been re
ceived,' and the vote by Congressional dis
trict U a follows: Taylor, 43,150, Cass,
40,089; Taylor' majority, 3,061. Taylor
has carried all tho Congressional districu
except the fifth and aixth. ;
' A?? MAINE OfHctal.
The official return, a given , in the Anguata
Ageishow bluralily forCaM 4J59 ovor
Taylor- Van. Jlufen' vote i 15,124
The majority 'againat juaa in we fttrtc u
765.. ' vj,'tt u,ni'' '-
ir -y Ma8AHC8TT LroifL ATPE. -Vv
t The pecial buitiness for which the ses
sion waa called, wa completed on Friday,
by the choice of tlie Whljulectoraof Pre
ident and Vice President. ; ' r x fx "'
The whole number of vote in ioint bal
lot was 299. 'The Whig electors W each
.nol .L.' nJjl f.m AtXmt' I. M.I
lyo, uio aeiiiucravii;, vt .wan umgi,
05; the Van Bure ,37, and there wa one
acatterihg.- :;. :
THE: ADMINISTRATION AND GENj
: scoTr.v:;;: -
The Wahinfftoii rorrepondent tf the
Bait' Patriot nvi that mutual explan&tio n,i
hav uken blace between tn . Govern
mentand Genl RcoU, and that h ill nt-
um h M qoartera tud potion ; i
f, ,.n, v.v. ,-tioos.?:,,'av;i
. The Aihrille M essenger of the I0'b intt,
Tf, "Hogs are mow going .through our
town daily Tor the Southu large, fine and
fatfbut we fear that owners will eufler in
the pocket moat distressingly. '.; Thrr can
hardly begin at more than three dollars a
bundreu. ' , . -t , .... '-i ,j
HON. MILLARD FlLLMORE.We
learn from the New Yor Commercial Ad
vertiser that the Vice President elect of the
United States was waited upon at the Irving
ir ' i : l v 'tart.:-
iiourc on t unuiy evening uv mo 11 nig
general' committee, and ; Uieir chairman,
Hon. Philip Hone addressed him in some
congratulatory remarks, Mr. Hcne allu
ded to Mr Fillmore's birth place, the State
of New York; to the fact that for Vice
President he was New, York's first choice,
and expressed the confidence of his fellow-'
citizens that in the distinguished position
he was called upon to fill, he would, seek
only thecouiTtry'a welfare; that he would
protect and promote the art of peace and
consult the good of the " people. " : ,
Mr Fillmore replied very happily, ' ac
knowledging the - compliment .. aud mod
esty attributing the success of ihe Whig
nomination to the name of General Taylor'
of whom he said:- ' ' r j
In that man aiid his simplicity, energy
arid atraiifht-forwardnest, I hare the ttighest
confidence.' 1 hare nerer.had ihe lionor uf
taking him by the ha 'id orof meeting ttira
face to facc.'but I have studied well his chR
weilfor-fria character ptmn and .- opciv
to be read by every body and not one that
delude and puzzles the' observer. ; I have
no doubt that under his administration yoa
will realize' all the high and patriotic ezpec
tation (hit you entertain, and that the coun
try will receive an impetus and i direction, ua
der his honemnands thai will go not only to
mane u nourian, put to wane us insiuuuuii
endure. 1 look, to him with confidence for
a restoration of sound republican principles
aiid for an adininietration of honest, met
and with him I, am pure we shall have th
p-overnmenlof Uie popular voicenot thfc
expression of the arbitary will of one mam
awrpfrfrtlCTfr
liareliitf
f the admtnistratton- of .acliary 1 nylor.
J Cheers ) . ... . ; i -, ' : r :
vGeatlemeii I titan yoTfeart.ny7Tor die
kinunes wuti wuicn you , nave weicomcu
me, and I wish you all happiness and pros
perity, v (Prolonged cheering.) j, ,; ; - i
- The company then- shook. . hand , wilt)
Mr Fillmore, and numerous introductions
took place. . lien John A. Collier, one . of
the electors for. the State at large,being pre'
cent was called 'upon and brieily addressed
the, company,. Mr Fillmore remained some
Ufflt in familiar . conversation witn lus
friends. He ia looking remarkably well.
Gen. Taylor . Sketched toy Jndt
,.t.... ,.i.. orr.'';4U't?'''-::'-'!.5
" In the Sd volume of Judge Story' Co
mentarle 6n the Constitution of the united
Statra, after tlmrrtugh analyi ef Uie or
ganization of the Executive Depailment,
and lha duties anil power of Ihe Prelident,
the lenrned author conclude with the fol
lowing words in which he ha unconscious,
ly sketched tt mart known a Zachary Tay
lOK : ':':- - '--.;S-"-.tW. rat.' i
' :rhni $ closed the tgamintttoif of the
tiffhis.nuwers.'and duties pf the Exeeuiivp
DenrnenU - Unlet' mV r iudement ha
heen unduly hlaased; I 'think it will be Inv
possible to- hold from this natt ol tne uon
stition a tributo-nf profound reaped, if not
of th liveliest sMlmiraMon.'-'' -All that rms
i!eirable in order to etatify flie hope, be
cure the reverence, and luttairt the ' dignity
of th nation j that it should .alwsy be
occupied by man of elevated . talent, of
ripe' virtue, of incerrupiibl Integrity and of
..'.1 .j' . : .. -l.-ll r I.!.'
tiieu pairintrsnK wna wno suau iwrget iu
w tn'erests, and remember that he repre-
tenli nol a party but the whole nation j on
whose lain may tie resteu w)tn posterity,
not upon the flse eulogic of favorite, but
unon ilia solid merit of bavins' - Dreserred
Aeglsry'-nnd; enhtuced -aatei-i freeperilys-ef
the country." yisr , m i'j?
i a:f.,.-, .n'. -.. ii .i i i.i.t 'M' "ft'
MR. CALHOUN AND 8.' CAROLINA:
Th Savannah' Republictn tnrai Bp- the
whole btiilotophv of Somh Carotin politic
in the follow wf'welf turned erl.icismi
"it will be aeon oy reicrence to our iei
rraphia head, that Mr. Calhoun took anntfy
lorday.BhoniS o'clock, P. M , wberrupon 129
metnbett of the ,Sth Carolina Legislature
sacried.;', , -v - . ...... l , .
Had Uie nine votes" of South Carolina
been cast by Jh people of lhat State, it is
by no mean certain tbat they would have
been east for Gen. C-- The electiori of
Orr nd Holme, avowed Taylor men, to
Congreas, and the narrow eacape of Nr.
Sim from defeat, were indication of a vary
atrong popular feeling in favor of Gen. ,Tay-
... V ' 'u '-. -I i. ' I'ii,'- rt;
4 ' : IIYPEUCOLEJ ..aL--
Talk about yer dsrned fan linesiaid
aYankr to a Cockney, who waa ao impru
dent at U the natural Way of hi Country,
men .to eommenca bragging ; on English
tailroadi, while the couple were progressing
at the rate of . fot ty .mile an hour on the
Birmingham, railwtyi1 Whv mister, this
ere rad is purty considerable for Englahd,
a a," . ai .'a w a
but it won t ao lor .vi er i icy. ve noe a-
traddle of telegraf ihere when "we're in a
burm but when we ainl w take lha rail
road. Now thein 'Mad tint Iowi a 1 tell
voofwl..-waa enmin. Oora,.Phildetphy; to
York, when I to fllr iin' eloie by
me, Who on airth twn thi big garden
witn -won palms around Itr . ,
..., l dont see no white pal in, es he.
," dont see no thin', else' tes
mighty tall fence it is loo.', . -.i-.? -t
' -The feller buret out a laffiii.? Why,
you aarneu aea ne , them'a the ee
grapme post.' Ana, aure enough, 'Utfee
the engine feller stopped, 1 saw ihein prwta
a hundred yard apart, and wa had. ibeen
goin' ao alnred Cut they looked - for all the
woria iiua wniie paun. -,
, At thi niomrni the bell rans at a station
signal, before the Cockney had full re
covered from Jonathan last d'e. ( . , ; .
What's that bell ringin' fur?" inquired
the latter of hi English friend. ;
. areapproachtngu ..'
Well, them kind of bell b'xin doe fur
thee er lo car, but w can't usa 'cm
jn 'Meriky' , . j
MAh, why nol. -;
Travel trio fnat fact tat saund. alt lo
tmaah W would . be , mack ihrouelt a
village before the noise of the clappor was
in the neighborhood, - . . v 1 . '
You d'n I say . exclaimed Hie astonish
ed Cockney.-. i -V- -i
. VI,' act liy-thunder .Why " I va
on Ihe - Nw.Yurk. Cart, when litem are
(team - whistle waa rat tried, May be
you've heard of the terrible accident?
Nof...Yell, ir, we wete going it. ftrong.
Harrycanea were nowhar all nttur seem,
ad abakiu to piuoea-wben several wilet
off aomething was teed on 1 he trark. Thu
wotjiijrwaiaei40oe.Aia vanew.acreajn.
awfully; but it waa no manner of uae, jorsf
ter tumbliiiT over a apno of smart horse
and p big tlurket wagoa, I wit just riaing
from pond when along cam ill whistler'
holler, mixed up with , some big curse I
mind to have heard the engin-mao rip. out
wheb, be first aw the. .wagon. , But ,the
poor fvllc w wa dead when hit voice arriy
d, Fuel -got he documentt," ' ?? f.
ExtraorJiary,"s:Iextlaimd lha horror
truck Cockeoy, vaud do you uti wbiaile
isles your lout, no; .Uonereu atonned
'em. right ou", and now w act on tlie phi
losophic, principle that , light travel an . t
d'pehiMfof'thWeneM -fiwwf
tell 'em we're enmin by buitin'out 4 fighi
that does atonih Uniniat creation md I
recko'n rather asionished the pltnetarv y
tern at lirst. When, u wat nrtt li led at
night, the (wtteraon the road eomrnenced
crowing,, and the chicken all irot .dowu
from roost, thinking it wa day ligat." - 'r .
:The ear iaddenly a'opped, when Jona ;
than,., having arrived . at tha point-of Lie
debarkation, looked : arnun I at the; bewil
dered Cockney,' nodded hi head, and wi h
a little carpet bag under one arm and on.
umbrella, under the other, took hi leave. v
r, . V ;V, ,-','-'..''. 1 .. ' ' .' i, , " ,
ti Hydrophobia ,ettrtd by Chloroform U
appear! by lha letter from Jh phyaician
who attended lha recent eaa of hyd ro pho
bia at Cmden, N. J., that a ,cur of , this
fearful d tsetse h been effected , through
the agncy,of chloroform, 7 rhe-INewark
Dailr Advertiser atatea that a full and ad
thentie report of ihe ease is b . madoi -' by
Dr efaeUeB pf Philadelpbiaj.Si; ,; ;
"Vrom 'uVt Columbia South CarntUft, Nov. '31.
In the colonial and leritlalive fenordebf
thi State ar to be foand inany ora-and
valuable hittoricaf documents,1 In the re.
eent nrranirement -of the clerk. office
many xf litest thing have beea brought to
light.-; Thi joltowm;loqnent petiiion
from a' Catawba'warior, whose ddiceridnnt
tilt live in th chief of that duniniahed
tribe willbe regarded even at llii dar a i
remaruapie prouueuonr- .'r' 4V
', To th Council or SorTN Carolixa:
" The memmortal or Peter Hatn war
rlor of the Catawba. Nation, in th War of
Imlenendence. " Sv-J A
SM1 am n of the fingering sorrivor - of
ah almoat extinguished race. Our graves
ill soon b our only habitation- I em
One of th few talka which remain in tha
fieldJwAere'the item peat ef the HeVcld..'
lion passed. I , lougnt agamsi thai unl
it h for your- aake. The Briuah have
diaappeared and Jon are- free) yet from
me have th British took nothing, nor have
I gained " any thing by their defeat. I puT
uedth deer for ubitence--tlie clot are
dieappearinf and I rnit trtsrv. 'Cod n
daitied me. for the furtet, and my f ambi-
lioo ' t 4he thade.'flf But' ihe ' atrength
of my arm delay and my feet fail me In
the ehaae.; 1 he band s wrhlel' fought Tor
your liberties i open foe VAur relief.
In mf youth J bled inbstile tltat'you
miglrt be independerrt-iflrl not t .ny ! heart
In my'old ge bleed Tor the want of your
cbmoMoratiocit3.!t-4M-T ! i '
Tbia application waa justly ronaile red
by ihd Igilaturi and an annuity of 60
it'M f,ranid'io ibe "Warrkr.'M-'' "i i
-t i . - " . . .'. . ".
" Gen. TATtoa,' wa believe - kv
the
firsi
Major General, in actual eammUsintt.'who
ha beea ,dimie4 from th . rtee
by the people. :" la thi instance a term of
ordinary reproach becomes a ntgh com pi i-
ment, " , ' -
Albany Atgrrt.
CJ'Wt regret to learn that a few dart
ainceWilia J. Wearer, of (hi eountr w
run ever, on the Wilminporr rail. road, and
killed instintaneouely, ,U was lyiait on
the track at night, it waa auppored izv atat
of intoxication and waa not ; aeen br. th
Engineer 'Jotil lt.waa too late it prevent th
uiarter, v-- i Juroort) run.
rrrr'-i a-''!'-? JCt'"'?:T1' '.'.fc i.'iW
Anotukk SotTHtaa .forai(ZKT.-We)
have received front Charleston an official
document, containing a report tf the pro-.
eeedinga of a meeting held ia panoam. ;
a call made, by the Democraue . Taylor
party" of thaVeity which 'ia eaid tot have
heee ''largo and respectable?. Aecomnanyinjf
th rept.rt is a Cireolar of the .Conirait- '
le of? Crrepontlenc, appoiptod et
th mceiintr and designed for erneral
distribution -thronrhoui the.. 8otrtlim
Slate. f Thev-ubjct natter of ihe?
paper ia tlir; prosper Uve-aeiion- of tha !
fre Slabs on the "free" airi er Wil.
mot pioviao' - otiestioBj The rneeting.
though - professedly on of , $ a styled
Uamocratte Taylor party," yet other wiesw
claim to he on ol Hi people em'jraeinff "
vvnirs and Uemocratar. la the word. of. -
the circular, fur the o1jacti they propose, w
"they waive fend. set aso'da aa onworthy o"
consideration and inconsistent with tht'eri- -sis,
: all party cotnbinaiiona. They, leel
that they weie a people before they wrre :
partywere 8ouihron Ittng before ihey -
ucram .d.vhlea mlo t Uija aoT
oral. -?!?,' ,.;. jutwi '',yf - .u'i-s.. ygv--
Wefltavo read itiete naner tritfi it-
tvnti in which tha f ubject demands ant) with
torn katiafaciion deuved from the.dispa-
aionaie and general ixpreesioa in wliicit " '
the sentiments of the mreiinor are couch - "
d. But, although there ia a calmness rath
r unusual from thi quarter on thi panic
ultt ubiect ttpon tlieeurfaceihere I plain-'
ly a high state of . feeling?. beneath, nil. i
niaaieKHaafioaiejI
Btwth Carolina tint t moving in this sua t
ter and though According to th circular, ' "
'tney ask not to lead tnay claim not to ui. ,
late; will eheorfuUv yield -to.' the uijanee
of other State, ar willinx to seres Jit lAe
rdn4i will go to the rear, the centre or
tha wing'' 4till South tJarrolin lik.
cou:u the nrivileite onlr. of beinr brea-nt
where responsibility most ' attacht.'f' aud
where danger is .motlimmice'ni'' thaiM
eeaerally an I'k fun. th .
Hsr i Itnguaga. which haa maninf
"Retponaibility and danger? .If talked,
about by one of the tbvereign ofiliiUoioi ,
or by.aome of it paople.v:'-:And to I tbia
yit ihf parircipaiioo of att4hatboulA,
ing Biaie- anu aucoraingiyv -propose a '
geoeral'ffoti vent ion thereof, bulla -wadded
to no particular cheai; U 1 ;
,1vutaO(ne,xcnpilonabIe passjrti or -
equivocal import sunilar lo th abova th
prraoibie aiid retoluiiona adopla-by the -meeting
have a tbeeominari tone; and their :
arneatnea ia notltft to be doubted. BUC .
we feet in the reading (if iheie paper that
.there id : 'di position to c aggravtt! tha '
character of the ittsua and tn magnify, lha
evil anticipated from tha rcauU .winch i
assumed that su' ban even would impoae
apbn ihe maateratb rt--ceiiy' of sltuming
faabiu of their alavca or of engaging in "
a itruggle. combining, In tuelf, tb borrora
tad auocitiea of a rordet , eontett, tad ,
tervil wt" this, looking to th prenleneo
of freO inatiiution ihroughout California ;
and New Mexico. Ia other respect the
quettion ia presented io tbo uongcH light
which imagination car depict tnd upon, .
tli (irongth thereof , ihe Sooth is called Xo
ihocoiergertcy . .! t& mJlalt. Sun'
4 M , ' j, , M- , ,- fni I, .ii i ,&i'..'ifra "f,
Cornmnnlentiona wltft hi Pacltta
:T line of i bieamera from - Jaw York t ,
Chagree, t connect, by an , overland Irtntmlf
terost ihe iathmus, with ancther Una from fa
ntma.io San Fraocisee. and tha mouth of ..-the
Colnmbia, i to ga Into operation .doting the -aev.1
month.' 'Th iteamer California ten New
York omf tlma (( to lake her place In the -Pseina
line; and by (tha time ah will bare
tsaehtd Panama by th way of Cap Ham, On
other eteamer from Nw York. It ieoted . to
beat Chafes. The vessel leaving N Yartl
will touch lai Cbarletton, ciavannta and II
'vana,,'s-.. ".'",. : - , : ' , :- ''.V
v Tb steamer aa this line wilt carry the malt,
tnd will of eourtrb in t vie ol th Gsvern
aiwit. Th eotarnunlwiion ,ho to btbUah.'
d with thai Pacifie coast cannot but have a -aW
tided affoet upon the growth and bulos of; our
ettlmflt in California and Oreiran.. . - i.. .
. 1 ne neat yaar will probawy witness a urfe
smifratioa lo hclh tectiona cf oar territory b-
yoni the Rocky Mountains. Tli main tide of -th
it moving popultiion Will toll over tht prrieo
ef lha Woe,, and -traversing eoaaHes aerra of.
rrrtile land eecupied.lt will poor Usell ibrough
'he gorge' of tha moonina and (pretd ' alonn .
th conat and lh vallett eommunieftlnr wliti
il Th toar of the ocesn would teem to have e
prophetic aoand la the ear of each adventurou
pilgrims and to apeak of a mightier futu: bat
any f Inland birth. 'M."- --'-t-f.
' How long a period it to elapedbefor OrCgett '
and California will apply for admission Into
lha Uaioo, aa State of tha atepublie, we itm- '
ant venture to predict lest the shortest Uuo
which ordinary probabilities mi. hi auggaat
would ptova lo be too long. . A territorial (fo.
eminent I already created for Orevon. U '
dduhtedly a "'aimlUr provision would have been ,
mad for California, also. If a qnattonof t-wtioa -
al ttelternent on ibis tide or the Koeky MouavA
lain had' ot interveatd But that eunttioa
and ell ether autttion th tt woald intarfero
with tha atalely provreaa of thla cor imp.
rial Repnblio will have to give way, tuceasab,
and aettl aa they betidan. - Our couroa l( oa .
ward.. Ove'leaptng a vaat Intermediate pee
have already seiW the Pacifie.' and ihall .
toon, hold two Ocean Iributatr) t euf fouu
mete, and ubjeol to oar flag. - - ' ' j
- KCEP CLEAN GARDENS,!
Ir:1a Tafher ,iflo to.Tjrooil fof peopW
to alow 7ecd!i'td erow no toward th
fdoM ftf hov8oastri, and psrticti'ar'r
pipu wnene enriycropa hive been gttri
etwjli Thi ii decidedly hnd tcnt,omfa
Weed arn iiiiisightlv.raiei tliey
hauit lha fcrouod of bit it. . , -
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