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r V ' i -1 i ; V 0 ; , ' 1 - Stale, of u Froikthe Kentucky Cphmonxealih. irt his band was a Spanish history. Upon tW Whole, he appeared lo -he a kind, and well, meaning man. Just before leaving, he prer tinted ine with a delicious bunch of grapes, and at part ng hadul me farewell in bis,outo ".good Catholic" way. ri ",jA this place w parted with the, wrecked cftw we bad picked up fire weeks before, leav ing them irj the hands of the Russian Consul. 13ut before taking a final leave of the Captain, hich lie told roe the book he then had TRAGEDY I IN BOONVILLE; GWIS- LEY COUiNTY KENTUCKY. William Moore John Moore, and John Reece were brothers in ' law, and) a diffi culty arose between the parties respect ing the estate of the father ofi Moores. The father willed to his sons his !anc(s at his death, and what money he bad on his hands he willed to his daughters. , The whole seems to have fallen into the hands tve purchased agold ring and enveloped it in a of his sons. Reece, it is said, charged his ympaihizijngepistle from the passengers of the brothers-in-law, and his molher-in-law Stag Houpd, direct rd to bis wife, which we with secretins his wife's nart. At nnr wmmittedto his charge, condoling with herin there sprungup a hard feeling between the I ? 1. I m uu u 1 'V 1 Moores and Reece. Three of the Moores a"CDange 1w.ennn.0ne ot ourown crew an. . , , . u. D . j bonded. W we JL obliged to employ the hreated to h,p Reece.- and if he .jimenumiWr ofothkmeo intheirplace;. brought a suit against them o break the I Little burred oh our passage from Valpa- wmor, ?la,et!or money, jonn swore he rkiso 10 San Francijco, worthy of rtote, except would kill him. Reece threatened in re- the myriojli of flying nd other fish we saw be. turnr if they ever jumped on htm, he would tWeen the tropics, the sublime sun. rises and kill as many of them as he could. On the sun-sets, ihe enchanjting moon light evenings, 12th of May, which was election day, the lovely mornings, and the phosphorescent pbe. parties had an interview, late in the even- riorrienonof the ocean at night. big. John Moore and John Reece were i On thejl8ih we p.ysed within something like talking over the difficulty in a narrow al- fen miles iof the "StL Felix Islands which rise lev in ffiwn. Whil tllrino- Wntim crooks.- : It will be seen'from the annexed letier. addressed to a respectable citizen of this vwuutj, manuc tiuiurio.us auoiiionist, Ad am fCrooks, a professejd minister "of the Gospel, who was fecerttly imprisoned in Montgomery jail for his lawless conduct, but released on condition of leaving the State, has forfeited his obligation to do so, and is again at his dirty Work. We say ag.ain il is nigh time to stop the career of this"rha;n in the mjst speedy and effectual manner I How I6ng will the communitv uear wim me conduct 01 so reckless a man a beautiful type of the meek and lowly Jesus, to be sure 1-We say he. is a wolf in sheep's clothine : and wp I hope the delegation of gentlemen who ex- pect to watt on him to-day, will place no confidence in any promises he may make touching his good behaviour in future, or that his obligations in any way will be re ceived in good faith, but nothing short of " lashing the rascal naked through the land " is what justice demands. We understand; a strong delegation of THE CAROLINA i WATCHMAN. SaUsburr, If, C. 1 Up out ol the sea in ihe most abrupt manner. Mam 7t I L" Oft tin a nil tnM: l. iC U Fe could see nothing that had hfen U about proved that, he would'prove a d-d lie. them, nor anvlh.ng that was .nv,UnS or plea,. and drew a rock an(J lhw u &t i'.le crowed the Equator in longi .h J1 1 ) lode 114 6? (he moving of the 5lh of May. ed Wh',e e Moores fought with sticks i The opporlunify aflorded us by this trip for , rocks, Reece fought With a large reading has otcouree been a very excellent utcber knife. Both parties seem to have one; bu it is npt tof be presumed that in tra- foyght with a deterrrtinatioh to conquer. i yirsing the ocean for 17.000 mijes, we did not William Moore received a sta near the occasionally find ourselvje more or less affect- right hippie, and John received a stab just ed with i ennui. Howeer, to d'upel this we under the shoulder blade, ranging towards .found ample amOsement in the games of whist, hisheart. Repce was badly bruised about backgammon, and chess. ' the head, shoulder and hips, but is now re- j As yet Lhave seen but little of San Francis, coverino-. Co, uavig been berejbut two days. We arriv. When the parties were separated, the ley in town. While talking, William j the most respectable and influential men uiauuuuiy, yni join me delegation from Guilford. But to the letter: ' People's Press. ' Greensbo'rough, July 20, 1851. Dear Sir. Trie notorious free soiler and abolition agitator, Adam Crooks, has notified his followersand thepublic, that in defiance of the express; injunctions of the good people of Gpilford, he, will on the 25th and 27th of jthis month, preach pub licly in this county, at Unionmeeting house, nine miles South of Greensborough, and three miles S. E. of Jamestown. He and his friends sy they will have suffi ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION;4" The I. O. O. F's. of this place, had tl grapd turn out on Monday, last. There was alar;;e number of visiting brethren in attendance from other counties, who, together with the members of the Lodge in this place, made up proces sion of considerable length. They marched from the Lodge room through the principal streets of the Town to the Presbyterian Cburc, where, afier prayer by the Rev. A. D. Mont. Salisbury and Taylorsville Plank Road ! gomery, Dr. Dickson, of Morganton, delivered Route Located. The D irectors of this a v""y handsome address. After which the Company heldja meeting in this place on I members of the Order sung the closing Ode, Saturday last, and located the route of the ,he benediction was received, and the proces. sion resuming its order, returned to the Lodge room. At two o'clock they proceeded, in TUntSDAT EYESIXC, JTLY 31, 1851. O We are aiihlrizeijl to announce Hon. JosErH P. Caldwell, for te-tlection as Reprentative of tha District in Congress. i I At COMMISSIONERS MEETivn :1 road. It willass between Mr. Macay's mill and mill-pond, through John Julian's plantation, ano on the ridge from there nearly direct tb Samuel Owens' planta tion, 5j miles from this place. Thence as directly to Stat'esville as the country will admit of. Th!s rpute is 700 feet longer than the one by Thomas Locke's planta tion, and will cost, from three to five hun- meeting of the Board of P SlohersTnr thftiT - r 4 . ari at 9 o clock on Tuesday lal. prcs 'l I. Shaver, Inte,Ient: Wrh. M0rnrS Maxwell. Wm. Overnjan. and V u,uucr' vummissioners, aniong otrW ters which carae before the Board I one or two of which we shall make J tion : I 1 An Ordinance was passed , for the load, sheaf, as heretofore ) j change has been for a lonfc time tMt ! order, to j y the citizens here, and approved hi the Rowan House, by II. L. Robards, Esq.. j most every bod)'. We have heard Jj ing and selling of hay. fodder, oats," straw, &c. by weight, instead of K, Hhere was spread a most supurb and bounti- farmers express the hope that the fill Hi n nor Ilorw thuv hi A Hn 1 1 r;i . Tn. ' i-1 n t ....... 1 .1 v. i 4 ' -- ..v uauBunr ii fuc i . ivii- j uiaiiun uuiu uc ifiaue. iiftnv an Y 1 m ciii r lnrlL .U,n..J. . . ! C L . . i '1 .w,., a.d,,,Uo, uunru nuui. ruasi lur- iarmer cas lost ny ttie present pla8 Jes.goslins, ducks bam, beef, mutton, pigs, veg- ' rfed the honest Dortion of them V... dred dollars more! tl K.es,goSi.ns,a..cks ham, beet.mutton. pigs, veg- ' the honest portion of them haTeV. etables and fruits, with a hundred other things lhe onv sufierers. Take n case . , - - va r Bat this additional .Win potion Sunday morning lhe 25ih insiani. Mnnr, nri,l , ,h, ,1,.., ,1. i,:n 'j cient force to protect him in his infamous '"' ' V' ""1 Yrk- O". "Wl and The mh r aVa istd o hi 1 GuMi TT": l t7e:,Tr"iL?, of rest: The scene that here ?L,t. ? ?d present, respectfully invite you, and as i ilavinrf lomethini? like ftree.fm.rth. i in .h. PreU isnough to cause the hardest heart fesand ldestroying pjroperty (as our Pilot told tofeeJ- The sunhad dishppearedand dark cost, it was thought would be more than compensated for T)y the prospect of a plank road branch, leading from Mocks ville in the direction of Salisbury, inter secting this road at Samuel Owens'. The. importance! given to the prospect of such a branch being constructed, seems I too various lo mention. 1 was an odd dinner in these dry times few like it 'twas very odd comes in with a load of hay jntfif in mmlitv nnrl vVinrt in -rrn(:. I and the gentlemen who partook of it, were i 4i . , r , ? 3' . , . . : there stands four horses hitrW . ' aiso oaa m the matter ol an appetite: ill . . - . 10 ,uc o caa x? ii t-v . m. , 1 wagon; it is a "four horse oad " t was an Odd Fellows Dinner, by an " Odd Fel- ,7, j J . f ,uau- v low'Viven. ' bldderscome around ; they underst? It is perfectly impossible for us to give any j a"d bey will only give four d0;J thing like a fair representation here of the! Ane next day one ol our J honest for-, pleasantry which prevailed around the table, or ; comes in with a load ; better hav iwuescriue me scenes ol interest wbich Iran. to require some notice : It consisted of a j spired: Sui ..r. allivd ieHn : m"CVM "e,CaD P" on bis pledge on the part of several gentlemen ! joy, and parted in friendship and love. j asks five dollars. -Oh! says the The following are the regular toasts, drink thal s toomuch- Ha)' 13 selling at j . i a n i l v ill -r iii i w ii v n i a 'v a. - .) f rf amount olj $20,000,000. Bu.ine., " waf gathering around. The two men mayVe dSpT.Vcn.n7v Z . .lib ...... . wprp rlfpn nnrt nnrrio,! nt . l J icci. u liposeq io accompany vou to ill ici unia : mmu Mil iiHirrmi inn tt n rt-n a ton . i ,wa ii viaiiii.vj i ii i ii nil r in i v i if. i . i . a - - - - y --,.9 vwi J I WtU 9 I - t. ' - - t , 1 . a ' . I a. l 1 l t . linue to command ettraordinaryiprices. 1 lvvcc" wo nouses ana laid together, twa ; I v Uri much respectj, I remain your friend, and uniortunate brothers. 1 he blood upon the tobedient serrant, - walk was in puddles, and the ratlines HILTON R. HELPER. were sprinkled, while the war clubs were h also smeared with blood there lay the LYNCH LAW, huge butcher knife,dyed with human core. One of the most auDallinff cases of Lvnrh Both had families, and very soon their law that we7 have evier read of, is recorded in wives a"d children were sent for. They the .last pfcers froml California. It anDears came likeangel messengers come. Thev frthat the ofiicersoftheilaw have been exceedinffH came to see their dviner hiishanrk palm jly remiss in executijig the laws against the and composed they came. They came j gangs of villains wijh which the city of San with a heavenly countenance, beaming rr.nC,.co uis oeen ipieitea j and that, in con- with religion and truth. Both the men tequence, a "Commi.tce of Vigilance" was were very wicked, but one had been in the constitucomposed ofmany of most respect, church and turn.! n.,t h.rf n. .:f- able merchants and others o the city. Very this nn wnt i7 a i i L- i soon a notorious thie was detected i a robbe ' h V Wentut0, hm and kissed his cold ry, pursued, taken, with the money in hL pos Sat C l hlV W ession, turned over to this committee, by them la-m )01? can t live; you must die he tried, not openly, but 'secret condemned to J"rned t0 her and said: "Emma, bring be executed inne htour, and actually banged Hfre my !tt,e children." She brought in the public square; in defiance of the efforts l"em to him, and he took each and kissed fcfjbe police and many citizens who attempted tnem requesting them to remain with him to interfere, but werepre vented byjhe number onl ne died. They remained. He then in favor of the sumroi ry proceeding, and hy the expressed his doubts as to his future desti- threat toahoot down any who might attempt to ny. When Emma heard his muttering, rescue the condemned The papers speak of moaning, and .doubtful lamentations, she alMhie as ariact neroary to self preservation, kneeled down and commenced praying for 'S3 .Series0 ' hy 8im ?ing husband' Sl?e must ae been ' Th rnrnt,., k.i J . ; inspired at that heart rending scene. Her ante te -.rains of weet voice, VWe, the juror, ofiajury of inquest, empan- t mne ana her ,e style-were il nelled by the coronirVthe cLty of PSan aove a ption. Thus the scene H Francisco, to inquire into thexause of ihHeaf4, closfd- Both the men died, living about of 'John Jenkins,, alias Simpton, do find that ten nours Irom the timd they were stab be came to hisdealhdn the morning nftK. ii, h bed- ! ol June, between theihours of twnlinrt ihro. ! 1 .Zrl Volen. J11"!"8' Cau'e? ""Pending r A NewOrleans paper ih allusion . - i - ... - , . , j - -i......! i ii xi v ji ica liU Ih. nnlv - J. - ...... v I t . .v ...o ticiiv Mini ft none at aenen in tho tu.. ff - ij j i. . . . ed action on the part of an association of cili. - xv L U i . xen.yling themselves acommi.tee of vig ! "eVer SaW bo,?onf Iady uing a lancL of whom the' billowing members are im calusa.,n our courts' lt as Mrs. Gaines, plicated by direct testlimony wit Capt Ed' ' !5 1842' aPPeared in the First Dis- gar Wakeman, VVm.jH. Jones, Jas. C. Ward tr.1Ct CoUrt' JudSe Buchanan accompa- Edward A. King, T.K. Dattelle, Benj. Rayn' niedy her gallant husband, in undress olds, J. S. Eagan, JP C. Derby, and Samuel uniform vilh a sword buckled lo his side, 7"na- H happened that Mrs. G.fs lawyers, be- I I nia was signed by T. M. Leavenworth, fore, coming dissatisfied with some decision of man, A. M. Comtck, J. C. Griswold. E. the court, retired from the case, where- jJStT n haw. E Blair, Wm. Eddy, upon the dignified veterarl advanced to- A Mr. nro,1-r; r.4-: Jr X ' ine scene was quite an int . luiiiiriijr ui new lork, a attend on the ocdasion and meet them at some point on thejjamestown road. 9 miles south of Greensborcugh about 10 o'clock a. m. on Saturday the 26th; The people of this county will generally turn out." P. S. We just!learnthata positive as surance has been made, under Crook's own hand written by him from Randolph that he will not be present at the appoint ment alluded to,,;nor preach in the county, and that he willlleave this State for Ohio j in a very short time. , A happy depar ture ! ixreensbony Pat., July 26. ARRIVAL QF THE AMERICA. Halifax, July 22d, 10 P. M. The steamship jAmerica arrived here at 7 p. m this evening, with 66 passengers, amongst whom is the new Lord Bishop of Nova ScotTa. Markets. Cojtonlthroughout the week has been dull, and prices of all descriptions have given way. American ordinary to middling has declined d, and the belter qualities are low. er man on me previous rriday. The sales of the week are 34,000 hales. Fair Orleans 6; Bowed 5d. Thej Manchesler market is inan imate, and a tendejney against the seller. Breadstvffs. F!lour ii it) rather better de mand,.and prices Rightly improved. Western Canal 21s. 3d ; Ohio 20s 6d a 21s 9d ; Phila delphia 21s to 21s! 9d. j There is a fair (inquiry for Corn at the quo tations by the Pacific. VVheat in better request and prices tending upwards red 5s 8d to 6s 8d ; while and mixed 5s a 5s 6d. The potaA roljis prevailing in Ireland to some extent. I f The Havre Cotton rnarket on the 10th Sales of 800 bales at a decline of 1 a 2 francs. Very ordinary to ordinary, 82 francs. At Liverpool speculators in Cotton took 1300 bales. Exporters! 6500j member of the Califojnia Legislature, denounc r.. ... -iwiiuio proceeding,and was near sharine mv iai ui mo rouoei,. L-' 4 S 5 ( ii i quite an interest ing one. There stood on one side an ar my of our oldest and. most learned coun- ellors who were resisting the ladv's nrp. I Afterwards, Mhe people's Committee" put ns'ons with all their skill and ability, ished a card, and signed their names to it so VvUh a are ba"ery of law-books lying as tp assume the resjfonsibility of the act which before lhem- 0n the other side stood the lhe Coroner's i Jury had fixed on a few persons hnght eyed, handsome littlclady, and the ul : ' her were bout 200 names signed. erect rf war-worn veteran, her gallant ,n f Sj" F,ranc' papers speak only of rioi husband. The claim of lhe ladv to be and bloodshed ,n case any atiempt is made to eard in her own case could not be de arrest any of the Committee. - nied. She proceedea in rernarks I 018 IS an awful orpnrr. ligtt. The f,i!ure ,i -'Hi Z " ?T";V so P'quantand personal that wtttriti,, i. a treat evil. R ii ii 1' l"!"?0 ,mf; "' an4 begged her compared wlh acl, by guilty of an offence nunishabU hv sMM:. U.p0n iae. inent pnlyC i. hanged y a MC constUuted cZ i S,0W and measured style,! stated that for And thro worn featur f ll i. .v,. J;. everytntng that the advl should W ganisersareofthebftierand more intelligent himself personally riesponsible in ev (class of pe.ple, r u jj0m, in au olher parts of er manner and form, injeourt and out of ilhe world, society looks far the miintiinin... c I Court. This allusifn nreitv c-nnn .J the law, and lor the preservation from the ev",s thasnrgglingofsome young attorneys who ar. ii iney may 1 P,C3C'. "u wno appeared m ffht v rerpetrate Lynch laxk who mav ? 1 tI tickled with tt.o L , L U m,Snu ............ r, , , ,SMnce ana ex a conclusion. j-vuwr ,ne iaw as theu understand it. The on j sa.eiy n any comuniiy is, lo adhere to th jaws : and rv rt of Rowan, that they would build the road to the Rowan and Davie Bridge across the South Yadkin river. For the con struction of that part lying in Davie, there were no pledges made ; but the Di rectors entertaining the opinion that that County cannot fail to take a lively inter est in the project', thought fit to risk the difference between the first and second best routes of -their survey, and take the! route described. I It now remains to be seen what Davie will do. Whethershe will second the move made in Rowan for this connection. We think we know Davie pretty well, and al though we would not attempt to predict what she will do on this subject, yet we feel warranted in saying she is not less public spirited or enterprizing than Row an, j y We have been informed by the Presi dent of this CJompany that the Contracts for grading will be let out as soon as the estimates arejcompleted, and the required notice given. load. Mr. Sharp boucht a load r . Vi Sf!nf on vt.rriv f tKnt nrl. i in iced lemonade REGULAR TOASTS. j a. ksui urceerti rcsnvai. 4uav It bfl lhr tint nf a r. . .i .1 curring series which shall never end. gi e more man me marKet price. Ki 2. Odd Fellowship as a co-rcorker vith Christiani- the large load of-hav brings no mnr y a. ucc puuicu uy me vi aier nu, 11 is Known by '. . C ! its fruits. the small load sold- by Mr. Scant 1 3. The Orator of the Day May the beautiful and ' simply because both loads Were h truthful sentiment? he has advanced, be treasured up in . . j , the heart of each one who heard them. (Dr. Dickson responded to this toast in a very happy manner.) IMPORTANT JF ROM CUBA. The Steamer (Cherokee, at N. York from Havana brings a rumor that Havana had been placed under martjal law, owing to an outbreak jn favor of the independence of the island. This report is made to the N. York papers by lhe purser of the ahip, who also states that the insurgents had been driven back, and that they were moving towards Matanzas. M OXTPELIER, V't., July 22. Nominations. The Democratic Stale Convention assembled to day. The Hob. Edward Weston presided, and the Hon. Tirjnoihy P. Redfield of Montpe lier was nominated for Governor, in lieu of Lu. rius B. Peck declilned. Strong resolutions were offered against the Fugitive Slave Law, which were adopted, and the Convention adjourned sine die. j I., compared i,h ac. by which a Z onnee" t0 '"e argument. There- . . ' J ""'- a man nnn th it Unr . . &" vcnnij nrose, ana, irra are not enforced. " Fortunate Editob r-Lnn k-.u r n2 nroner nerson. t nA t l . J . V'l mini.ier .be,-. ,b. AiU,U,, .iVp e. W. trnlfcrolly called us .tie hull .,1 ,b, P.pli ,ho, v... ibal ibe law. X 7' 5 'r f m' fro" "e dtf Ve cannot Dermit th ri.h ia . chSPpftne editorial Wenarrrri.t k oui ouerinc our congratulation lo those who wvuy required hate i ot been temptjpd. or hve resisted iW ner 'esure moments at I lemptaiion, to go lo the land fgold hndof vin lnk gvng out she actua lenre, Uit have been kwiilenf t remain at hlin As a . .m m X.I . I . . . Where, ll torlunes are rml mA c. ror.;1.. -:r.. to this nnrwr vKiV, io i r . . . I . -. inifHji i.. inn I . ' " I'-.t-'ry.' " IHLU.IJ I J I 1 1 1 Hll llllh. ftMM- ' i.f t .. r-f-".- iu ouiiie it, she employed te case ; and our ly made some.. specimen of its quality we refer you and properly are co nparativdy secure, under Ht. If the press had rfllen to nieces wp !ici venlv be eve IipV '.-Vint- -. . wunrn iitiHiiiiui. 'KIIMIt ine proieciion or known laws and of a public seniimenl which sutiiains and abide by diem. Fay. Observer. The whole number of ail Koadsin the United Stales is 385; aggregate length m?R7 ,r,;i.. f . v . - would have suPMTPRt-ri ? Mve supplied its place. " . O ye envious old bachelor editors ' we know you wish we would dif. hnt L shall not gratify you, ty reducing ourself 10 an3 sucn eTerniy.Mountain Banner. Imprisonment of Charles L. Brace. The fact that this young gentleman has been arrested and imprisoned by theAus trtan Government while on a pedestrian tour in the Magyar country, Hungary, on the allegation! or suspicion of political complicity with some of the officers or others who toojc part in the Hungarian revolt, and vyhom hej had stepped out of the main road to visitjhas been some time before the American publfc. There need be no uneasiness about our Government doing its duty to one 'of its citizens in Aus tria or any whpre else. The present Ad- uiiinaimuun may oe; trusted on that point. Mean time Mrj. Mcduady. our represen tative at Vienna, has corresponded with the Austrian Government, and received assurances that may be regarded as ami cable and as favorable to Mr. Brace. N. Y. Com. Ado. ! At Work !f-The Raleigh Standard receiv ed by mail says : We have lhe satisfaction of informing the Patriot the wofk on a portion of the Division embracing thi place, has already been com menced. Messrs. Nixon & Co. began work last week, whh Mr. John R. Harrison, our of lhe Company, -as Superintendent. Our Wes tern friends may do as much bard work" as they please and we know they are capable of doing a great ;deal of that sort of work but when the cubic feet come to be added up Mr. Harrison's figure's will be very apt to be found at lhe head of the list. By the first of the ensuing year, we presume, the music of the spade will be heard all along the line from Goldsborough to Charlotte. You may look out for Rowan somewhere about the head of the list, when figures and cubic yards are lo be counted. Messrs. Sha ver & Simonton have made a ;ap in a hill near this place, that would lei4 in daylight to a pretty large neighborhood. They have forty hands, or more at work ; ploughing, spading, carting, &c. Look out fur Rowan. 4. The Federal Union of the American Republic A U nion of lakes, a Union of lands, a Union rrf States j that none can sever, a Union of hearts, a Union of hands, simcricun union jorecer. (lireat applauso) 5. The Widous and Orphans of Odd Fel!vtcgTie injj the most helpless members of our great family, ihey should ever be the first to receive our attention. 6. The Clergy Sentinels on the jrreat highway from time to eternity ; every true Odd Fellow should seek their instruction concerning a road we all must travel. 7. Our HostXo one know s better how to please a s;t of hungry men than he. 8. Our Ilosteng A model of an Odd Fellows wife she has the " Friendship" and Lore of the Order and may she erer have the sweet consolation of knowing that " Truth'' is one of the cardinal distinctions of an Odd Fellow. 9. Temperance One of the brightest virtues of our km urr : riri nipm no r q t a mr. . i i i r n . . in VI -:" pwuuoreiiow. price, wntiout seeing them and u 10. The Ladies lhe most treasured jewels of our ",ei"t "u u. Order; while we have so many bachelors they should ! Came to examine them, found that noi oe permitted to be without husbands. 11. Charity" Though I. have faith that I could re move mountains and have not charitv, I am nothing. 12. The secrets nf Odd Fellowship The heart to feel, the hand to give, and the tongue to keep the secret. 13. The Grand Isodge of North Carolina May its pillars be reared in Currituck and Cherokee, and may its arch span the State. 14. The Press The rail mad of the mind, on which the principles of free Governments are destined totrav el over the earth. 15. Our tisitina Brothers to town by the same number ol to Wh ereas, if the two loads had been, en, and each man paid accords weight, Mr. Scant would have recr say 83 50, and Mr. Fairdealer 5. The same in regard to sheaf nv.J fodder. Some men put up their he! to sell. Others put up great honestt fulls irr a sheaf, without reference g sale. Now who will pretend to ear J the.ve men, if they bring their produc i marwei ougnl to stand on the samel- as to prices. Why we once boui hundred bundles of fodder at the ju did not fill the bed of a three hore on. That was a regular suck ; ar.! it wasonly an extremejcase of h which occurs almost every day. The Ordinance will take effect : and after the 1st September nex: which time arrangements will be r to secure the services of a man to.a: to the weighing at the public sea lhe scale fee has been fixed at This is the first onnortn- nity we have had of entertaining them, we hope it will i not be the last. j 16. Odd Fellowship Rich in the virtues of the liv j ing, rich in the virtues of the illustrious dead. j IT. Our En'tnies Let us love those who persecute ! Cents, for a four borse load. This us, do gotd to those who deppitefullv use us, and teach I PlPr vvilVbitvo tn o.l.. i i them that if theV are in no danger bur from ,:,l,v w.ll i Se"er "aVe t0 advance.and.lt .f pass peacefully through life, and be happy after death. enough he should remember that' A number of persons were culled up during he is selling his product. . lhe reading ol these toasts to return. 1 i, ih I ' senliments they contained ; and these little otT. handeflorts bright sparks of wit and humor were lhe chief ornaments of the occasion. Who can gather them up ? There were also a nuntbpr of most excellent volunteer toasts given, of which, however, we have, been able to collect so few, that we have concluded to omit all. At the close of the Dinner "our host ;' ei tended an invitation to all present to atteni a tea party to he given at 3 oVIock, p. m. That DuT The late London papers contain ' a L",,ian! dU' K larj;e nwnber of la" interesting and lengthy accounts of the ! al,endance ? -nd wherever woman celebration of the Fourth July in London " e"Hched. a charm prevails. The entertainment was given-by Mr. j CIVIL WAR. George Peabody, an eminent American "No language can do justice to and visit merchant and hanker. The entertain- j wi,h Pr"Per execration the doin2s of that dis. ment inn nrtprt n ronoprt nrl Kail w....,... un?.MA,,-u upkis oi Caroli A violation of the Ordinance sut all parties to a fine of 82 50 each. There was also an Ordinance r extending the privilege to retaii me the blocks of the Market House ton! sons who will pay 12 cents for ead they may occupy them their return made on oath to the Infendent of T Seven or eight hundred invitations were issued, of which more than half were to Ameri cans. The Duke of Wellington, and a large number of the Lords and members of Parliament with their wivesand daugh- j A DUEL. ! A gentleman pa.s.vd through tbi rr. 1. .....I ... O . L I . 'T i uii oniuiunj, :uirr, winging -lhe ir. i gence that a duel Was fought on lhe j instant, between Col. John Baxtt , Hendersonville, and 'Marcus Erwin. of Ashville. one of the editors t j Asheville iXews. The parties met near the Salnds in South Carolina. Col. B. had pre ly determined not to fire. Mr. E. ; and his ball took eflVct in the rih: ol his atlvcrsarv. eninrinfr t tt.o Lr. na, and deluged her rlwellings wih the tears and blond ol her children. The lies ol nature. ';:? : ' , r:rr rr i",n a'a" a'"' f t ncrr n u is it . uiiiin u. i i injuii rtii'i ifniwiiii) were sun dered with lhe sword. Father and son Mood with confronting weapons in opposite ranks. nilfl lirnlKor nroi.i.U.I 1 .. L .. l- i nj.p.ru in mr "lauiaioriai em ters, and a great many distinguished citi- ! brace of the savage, goaded to constant strile zens of other Kingdoms, were in attend- I hy the sh'U? &nd reVvards uf ,h Rri,ih con ance MrJ Peabody has assumed ,., he Z?? time for any feeling of irritation in regard ! hiding places in the swamp : blood painted and to the (Jay, or to the event which it com- ffallnw-tjranded wretches, who needed but ih Yadkin Coijnty.Tbe new county of Yadkin has been organized by the ap pointment of tile following officers : i ! Thomas S. Martin, Clerk of the county court. . :.'( ; Henry G. Hampton, Sheriff; (under the Act.) j ; Joseph Dobson, County solicitor. lheophilus Hauser. Countv Trustee. Special Court Isaac Jarret, Chairman. josian towles; and Uames Sheek, Asso ciates. memorates, has long passed ; and in this he was sustained by the cheerfulness with which ourjEnglish friends participated in his entertainment. e on on the hand, ranging up the pah coming out near the. wrist. Col. if tol went off when his band was Mr- Col. 13 was the challenged party difficulty grew out of political ditfr leading to some personalitirs. Wood fin, Esq.. of Asheville. aclfd cond for Col. B., and I)r. E. 11. W Hendersonville. for Mr, E. The above is all lhe news we Km' .1 ;: There are no.ohljr pome thirty or forty tbou eand dollars required io complete the subcrip. tion for rebuilding the Raleigh and Gaston Rail Koad. The Health of New Orleans. The New Orleans Bee publishes a report by Dr. Simonds, which shows beyond all doubt, ihat that is an unhealthy City. The Bee says : Dr. Simonds take?, for instance, a period of four years-f from 1846 to 1850 and calculates the per centage of mortality upon lhe average census returns of the city. Stale, and federal enumerations. He then compares the number of deaths wiih lhe annual mortaliiy of various cities of the United States. For example : N. Orleans shows within lhe period indicated an average annual mortality of a little orer eight per cent ; Boston, 2 ; Lowell, 2!l8; New York, nearly 3 ; Philadelphia, 2 ; Baltimore, nearly 2$ Charleston, about the same; Sa vannah, over 4 per cent. It follows, from these statisiics, ihat the mortality of New Orleans is nearly dogble that of Savannah, two and four. nuns iireater than that of New York, and than three limes that of any other city. balloo of the savae hunr iu o, ,e unnappy lugitive. 1 hese drove the deplorable affair If we b-ar: lhe patriots from their hiding places and coun- i before going to press we will givf try, ravaged ihe,r,eion. burn, their dwe. Postscript. .loii,,ton Buwu v-l hng, abused their women, slew their children . urtnu and converted the sweeten homes of happiness TJd rV; n o places of .sorrow or .he ravage ,o!i- crrd., inh, wj? .i!ve tude. In .he single district of Vmely.Sil there ball ia lodged ia Col. B.' arm, hi precise V-rii' were no less than fourteen, hundred widow? crtxined. He tutT.-rs but little, and ui and orphans made by this savage warfare " lhouht- the of his ltd. It., i" mlrT rr," ,ake" (nm s"nm'- History of oulh Carolina. have protfcred friendship artrr the fire. v. I. ciiX' rusca, hut expressed hik wKnnneFn tbai th terminate as it was. Tberr w'eapt.nH wr- l tanc 40 feet. Mountain Ua$utrt July more Drought is generally prevailing in this sec lion of country to a degree which will serious ly injure jhe crops of con,:- In many portions of the surrounding country there has not been . season Within (he past six or eight weeks. Greensboro Patriot. THE GOVERNMENT. " A more unjust, dishonest, extravagant, and 'tyrannical Government never existed on eanh 'lhan thai under which we live." So says an eloquent correspondent of lhe South Carolinian ; and is it not wonderful that men can persuade themselves into such no lions? The fact is. thai lhe National Govern ment is just so far from be tyrannical and op. pressive that we hardly feel" its operation one way or lhe other. When we read lhe news papers, wanl lo buy a piece of public land, or lhe census man or the Presidential or Con- gressional elections come round, w mi A Mas Meeting was held lo niM brate lhe success of lhe Cuban pair'" enthusiasm was displayed. Columbia, July 24. l Forly-six bales of Cotton were"'H at prices ranging from 4 lo 7$ cent Methodist Property Suil.T-W from the Christian Advocate and) r ,h. ihing, never ,wi ihinkTf 1 Go "commda.ipn o lbr lor vernment at all. A linU r- w u i an micable settlement of lhe unkf Republicanism would be good for men wboialk ! aPUe between the two brancbrf in this ii!ysiyle, and a few hours under a Turk. nast Episcopal Church, nar. ish Sullan would effect a perfect cure. When men desire to kick up fuss and can't find a reagon, butare forced to draw upon their fan. cies, it is artonishirig what drafts they will iign. lhe South making it a prerfqi tlie justice of her claim shall be and the North refusing to makea".' acknowledgment. Nat. Int.
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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