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- ?e ? v rinnnniiiHflinmnmiHnnnimm ,,i .; . v Tarborougky Edgecombe Count!, .X t Satur ttay i September ' OOV 1 848 11 1 rr vrrrr '4 Mettle Yo. I I T 0e Saiatqusftye, BY GEORGE HoivARD JR. $'P. Is published weekly "at Two Dollars px yezr if paid in aiVance-ror ' Two Dollar andT iftf Cents at the expiration of the subscription year. Advertisement not exceed irfgr a ?quar wil be inserted at Os ollabW first insert.cn, and 2 Centa for every succeeding one. Longer ones'at that rate per square. Omurt Orders and Judicial advertisements -25 per cent, higher. Fare Reduced. 1 iiH0 ft THE Stage Fare fromRocliy Mount to Washington is reduced to or, From Rocky Mount to TarboroV, . $1 50 S 00 2 50 aparta Falkland ''' Greenville ' 3 '00 ti , Pactblus tt (i Washingtoa u Tarboro' to: Sparta - u ; ' t Falkland i " i-.,.Greenvillfr v; 5-001 0 50 1 2 00 For seats, &c ! apply to H. Wiswall WashingtonGooId 'Hoyt, Greenville or to GEO, HO WARD,Tarborb. , February 1184S. ' . ; Whiskey; Pork, &c. . Just . Received j.'.,' By schr. Mary from . New Orleans, barrels rectified whiskey, , 30 half barrels ditto, a superior article, 150 barrels mess Pork, ' , 10,000 lbs Bacon, sides, - ' . : - JMolasses, in whole and half barrels. IN STORE. Molasses in hogsheads, 500 btishels heavy St. Martin's Salt, 20 bales Cetton Yarn For sale by ' ' JOHN MYERS $ SON Washington, 26th June, 184S. 27 ' '.L '1 ' " ' ' Commercial Bank K: Or Uilinijion. August 8M, 1S48. A DIVIDEND of Five per centori the' fluence. for the. further extension of the Capital Stock, will-be. paid to theYslave power, I would ppjipse hlmi let him kholders or their lejal representatives, J be nominated by whoni iliight.- Stockholders or their legal representatives on the first day of September next. By order, . T SAVAGE, Cashier. August 9th, 1S4S. :: 33-3 Dr. Jiiyiie'sF.imily !Seiliciiies, Loss of Haiv nnt MnldiU88 ITS REMEDY; Hear, what Dr. Quiglcy says ! Shepfterd'Tuwn, Fa, Oct. 10, 1843.; Dear SirYou inquire of me whether 1 have u sed your Hair Tonic, and the effects. . r ; Several years ago my hair beffm to fall rafldly frAM A 'Mi'- j ' Irom. the scalp, and I had the pr spect o( prema ture baUness. During several years I used various preparations recommended for 1 ho hair, I from which i dented no benefit. At length a' 'nend recommended your-lair Tonic. In sed three , 4 A, . ... . or four bottles according to the printed direction 3, . and at the end of six months my, hair ..was , thick set, and fince it& tendency to turn gray was arfes. ted. I Have never before, given a certificate' recom. mending patent medicines, Which indiscriminately used, as they often, , are, do much injury, but in a case like the present . where f know the. article to be beneficial, and that it can do no harm; I have no Rcruplea m stating facts within my own knowledge. - ". ; . .'v - Yo0r,&i, johnquigley. m.d;, To Dfti D. vine,. Phi ladelpt CHILDREN DIB .OF, WORtS-Ayp,;apd FUGK the Symptom of mi,-the 'are'' heada!sbrun2 from eern'NewVor Hariri ?v44 vertigo, paleness of the liVtth' flna ciieefcearly delated to Ine Hbm FranlT Orn. grmding the teeth during sleep, disturbed kI C 't sions, fever'uhness, thirst. -bad taste in the mnuth r UJ .t,stlfc 11U BuirauHiiir, convuM offensive breath, difficult; breathing, itching rf the nostrils, pam in the totna.;h, pauara, Bqueaoiiv nes?, voracious appetite,, leanness, ' tenesmus! -Slight chills or shiverings, drowinesi, titigu., swe led sjomacr, or limbs' risg kcUii the throat, turbid urine, frequent desire to eVacuate" the boweU, discharge of slime and innCus,'& t'rt For nervousness, sick ; headache, palpitation pf, the heart, &c, it gives immediate relief U;aUo neutralizes acidjtyisrAAa.cb;creteV strengthens the whole fstem, and cures ' uSe pitet'i , Prepared only by' Dr, E), iayne PhiBieihia; and rId oa'agency by GEO. BQfV4fti)& ' aiooro, inov. Vt v: -v : il From the Union! J 7e Mgttst Elections- The popular vote. The A'u gust elections which vere never "more "auspicious in the. number of representatives m Conp;ress,and the United 'OOVStates senators which theyhave secured to the detnocracv. oresent a irlonousurosrieet Jn thf' nrinii In r. 'vote - See how the rvote I... r 7 , stands. When "did it stand ;$a befdre:!), - . . . - t ......... Dem. maj. Missouri ri4,000 Illinois . siO;228 No; Carolina ' S00 Kentucky 8,421 y i . v;: . 0,221 Indianar s' Y.000'! 'Arkansas Iowa 9,000, 4,300 .it Democratic popular majorit)-, 27.307. Taylor in 'MichigarilTh& M ichigai) State Gazette, air 'Abolition 'paper, witli Taylor anrfTillrnore at its. mast-head! t'hufc ' " . .',, speaks of Gen. Taylor: -4 ; ? 4H is country 's interests before jcrson al,' is his motto; and should a measure' for the-Abolition of Slavery pass Congress, ." will not he vetoed by him -whilebe dough-facedism of ('ass has pledgee! him to do it, in order to sectire the nomination in which he now l!;lo ies.,, . f j A; 6ier;, testimony. ' "If I believecL-Gen'Jv Taylor was a man who would -.exercise his official in- (but I do not. believe . 'The first is well known, to you, that Gen. Cass is in favor of what is called the CoQtpromise 'Bill rihdthat the'-Wil mot proviso or Ordinance of '87 which excludes slavery from "'territories' ought1 not fd 'be applied to . territories lying south of the latitude, fir, M TuV U i..AVAm i Front-the Wilmington JournaL (j5JSome one who 1 has no regard for the feelings of a clefunct puty, lias se nt us ' ' "V ' i J the following serious affair: . ' - . . v , . Distressing Mortality and lugubrious x ' ; ' Ceretn 0 n iesK S . i : ' ; . Died, at Phladeinhia,oh Thdrsdny; June tt ' J ' i tiril-' 1 ri 11 - -. 8. 1S48, Universal -Whig Party, ;aaed r " ut 1 G ' ' ' "! ! . r ,J years. , , , f , . M ,Jr,. The deceased was on a Visktd his friends .'n mat City, vhere; he V arrived in the enjoyment of his usual health,w(whichihad been feehle'fbr some years in consequence 0f constitutional Weakrtess,)vvvnW. he Was Ued verv'acutely with '''Available v u5 ! i' ' .Vi! vsj FeV-er ,r!?tl -V? i .'" ,We-W-mt?. ' f U.WW Party, was r)orm;at 'Hartford, Conn., and,attained his.full physjcal;dfve Ibpments at the age of four years. His ! -j,. .1 1 ,l u., r i " iifeof fameand honor for theiryoung; and ha pains or expense was spared in his early erluratt6hr; TheHon; Dr. HCIayV Was' early Struck withwhisecdcibus develop- rnen1suporte took htm into his QWn farnily, and watched: dverhis idawningipowers.with more s than a tather;sJonp.5Qt.i yruae. At six, years ol been' too! tlentifie,ff wit If the, history of the I .. .1' . i ' I... '1 1:1 , .! 'I country to need particular comment ;; age Mr. Clay admitted hlm asa full partner, tyf and hei- is hqw dotngi all he can-to 4bv in -thgreat A mericah system esfahlish-' Viale iti ?HeTias requested the subscriber ment. Cilice ttial fmiehe has" .beeV-too! tbthe lon.hot tomake:anyinoredeposites Tlie business oDthe old concern will be carried' on by Taylor &Gt$ twhowalone are authorised to use the name of the " late 'firm on settlement wz.w iA Mngi i men t s : w erer immed iately made for his interment as follows: ? l t ;n nr Twenty one thousand 1 Mexicans, in l)Iack ' ' crape pea-jackets. rt 1 j Vaults TDT'fhetTnitei States ! Hung witK black musquito bars. :U i-' -Hrgh Prbtectiye Tariff, f 1 Preserved in spirits. 'n f : : " ;Procee'6f the Fblicands' ' Ul "'l n ' VeryiucVdejedted. : 1 J Henry Clay, 1 ' Mounted on a slain Mexican 4 and drawn V . I by two short -Tailed buU-doKS. Hrarse and Corpse, with the 'frail bearers, John 1. Bptts, Dr. Mercer, of La., Gen. ,i Webli, of N: Y., J, C , Wright, of vnip, j. i. ynantuer, oi riuia., John M Clay ton,' of Del., A bbott Law-; , . rence.of Mass. ' " Horace Greeley and his Cow, Martin Van W 1 1 Pon otrl rMiH Crtno v ' ' JVtl 1UU( UUIJ, ' Dihiel Webster, carrying a clam shell. ; , . Mourners, The Whigparl v in general, and no one in pariicuiar. , , , Route ojjhe Cortege, ' Up .Connecticut, down New. York, into; Lake Erie;, thence thrbimh Ohio, dgwn the river 'to the beautiful ccmelerv on, the banks of -Salt, River. v ' ' . . . . , t John V a n .B u vtk s. The Cincinnati Sig- nal coniainsan W of Jolin,yan lBure'n,wo seerps itTestriietotahhual expenses amount to 24,490 nUkefsome hoise'in 'tbepoliticai4 woWcdTHe'BerLshire county SayingsfBank It saysi- 51 4 t'i- - v , , c8 deptjSilors, with a funtl of 58,619 ;J6hu must now be near forty years of nge: llegracluated al iVale College" some twenty yars ago, with a high reputation for Senilis, wit, idleness . 'and 'roguery;-' he was loved by all me school gifis. hated by ..11 k. .V...f i U-. Ill il, :;.r,r (I LUC UlUvIly, J ; 1 U 1 11 I C U UV illl IIIC llliy chievotis ispirits.m New Haven, llc was.a worker of mischief, t-onfusioh and disorder,' Faculty granted him a ejegree. rom the N. Y. Journal of Commtrct! ' :Money Mailers, The suhsctlhers, a t-rtving st the room -whence ahe to the .hew . United .States Loan of use me n which Were. closely, packed 000,000 were required to pay the, whole aW ,20 human' beings, men, women, and sum-in five monthly instalments. ..Through, V!hlJllren he began by ordering all who did Jlje heat of the summer, therefore, the nQt hiAonHXo eave binding that hanks have every monUi been at, the. extra. nnp Rt,.,rfelr f separately Questioned Aroublefaf iransferring-.S3,000,000iQ4Decie irom.their , vsults to the ,snb-Jreasury,,and. the,, m a few disking it all backntpoh tsi...i, , I , T Tl,n ,M-'7.l':"lf ...c ...c u. u,ucl,,c,u Kooo becaeell defined and t.hders.oo.l; I. 1. 1 i'- 1 . 1 1 .1 1 !. out exenanges were -nign, nqn me oanKs looked on 8vvith' some1 anxiety'lest,v their ryraXlhbasis of circulation should staHofTf on a tangent and gd out of the c6untrv These fears, however, proved icrbe ground- The? Eclipse-xf the moo.n' too)?, place hottys ofbreadsufls; to offer .American p ? lesVeXcfiange firfhlly fllj the "bahks? ftilV Tuesday night, just asjbe oiHlmrspScriptw choice. comfortable, the "money market became IndVrrtanacs had predicted, Jt;a?,; a aflrded was ' easy, and some thought that the wperationlo(aKeciipe; and the beautiful vphenome . CoJtOn Market,Liyer 2'. was, on the whole,i beneficial; that a healthy on was quite visible, until jhe; period; of :--The, demand circulation Was best maintained by'&iving- greatest obscaratioDt-wheri; the cloudiness .the trade not hbfding: Ja:suppliys. .iThe;'ilJ te -Baslsf ' it plenty ofxercise: 'All.0f the aimdspherft wholly intercepted the .sales; for 4the went on well till this: month,, when ome-;: Hew. "The copper colored appearance of 'j.-t- Ireland ojrjtinues perfectly quiet, and thing turns out wrong in6the rnach?nery;the:moon when wholly . immersed in ;the;;Ws hecomiog thespeci(f. lodges. 'in the Isub-treasury! and earth'sshadow was peculiarly striking. . .RdsseU had mao hs tur ' won?t eome put.yWhat isthe matter? TheU' :o ,. . ;v;r.. , ,, . oa sonal insect matter:is that the j receipts ofithegoverhJ Mournful , Accident. We learn from' pf the crops -i lj J iaMfir Vl - n.r" n rtl irllTV fnr Anatntna-K'iik' UtclO iUn f!.n.,cUnf nimU Doti?nf fKnf o mnui-rifii I 1 I o I riPfl fif nftnt nPP tflminf. '.V k.. v ' i-t i i il i! 1 I ril. I I. oeen so creaitnai iney naveui uiemseives, I antfiwithouv recourse to the loan, met all its expenses botn ordinary ana exy-aorainary. Its lu.nd bi;0ebtson wmcaiQsue treasury warrarits is for the present exhaustedi cantake alMheispecie tntor its depositories but" it cannot pay-so much out. - The - treasury. here has thtisiockediUp jn it oyer 2,000,000; of which $l ,400,000 is, : in. the languageiof the' treasury reports, subject to draft.'J This causes new antiety to the bSnks, an t these two vthinp? (cause a preSsuren iho -mooeyiimarketil vVhicb is i o c rea sed by the . fsf c tit ha tf: the ? j pay m e nt of sicrVatl ajnounj duties irtl cash required am kffartj arid that the large hdsinessdone lielyJhasWultiplied the notes fortdiscbutit,! especially among itheclr -goods dealers. i The Secretaryof the Treasury tfcodldnnoti .ha ye- been expedea 10, ioresee mis aitncui to the lon hot tomakcanyirioredeposite till farther notice? and hens' making: .arrant L: . 1 1 1 ikn nloiU.A f il .ilk treasury! bereas ? sooh as; possibles! It is his intention to reduce the specie irijit tv 500,000r?,and keep it down to that" mark bereafter. j iSd thisl squeezer will soon b: over, andut isnot meahvyhile halfso severe as that whfch the merchanfs passed thro' lately without seemingrto feel it at all, Wehop"e the' next Congress will make the necessary 'amendments to: the sub-treasurv act, and prevent the recurrence of! "these slight incobrentence f?: ; - 'j ' :r,: , 2T'-.w. t - : ii.'...' ... rf f '. - x-rvffi' ate ruvcttcviite'aroiiiiian,. fJIpGen. Gainea,in.takingCQJtimand of the eastern division of the army,, issued a "military Order," dated Aug. 21. 1848. It is the most singular Order .we ever saw, He tenders his qongratulat ions to the troops tor tneir uporoKen.successjon orinumpns, and then tells them that . war and slavery have both contributed to the civilization: of mah.' He says' he has long been a'war- tior because he lpves .peace; and he has been a slaveholder- for the. same reason! War and slavery, he predicts, will both disappear in the comings centur, if the) people of America do their. duty!; f. " Savings Baiis.---h)ihiny nine Savings Banks, in the State of .Massachusejts, the total amountofdepositesisll,780,8l2v74, at the cred it of CS,3 12 depositors.The dividend for the;past year divided by those iristiUitions reached the sum of $74,402 boy .oi me average oivioena-ior ine last nve . i' i i i r . i i . 1 tur ine last uve over 5 h percent. The - has and j Was conducted in 1847, 'at' an expensed '20 50! It is difficult to estimate the advan tages to ine communuyirom inese. ana "similar iristitutionsr They offer incentives lo honest industry and patient labor, and tn'n-Q UotU -f il irA ' ahit -V i8lirl - ppnnrtmit utci I in una vi m -invi, wvynuiu and are Orthynhe inv men in'North;Car6lina sincerely-desircils " l : - hBoslnn.-A . watchman, ye!lhfe otKercars; ftstfed tb;the track Mr.? ' " other 'iHghViw. called lo quell a 'cKsUtr-1! of'i'MMlI, car" was (lashed to-ric?e.,? honnW In n house in Broad street, in Bos- er:ftnd founU it to be.a fact 4hat ..... ' i .t nf th. T rtiUt 0f thB hottest pf thovhndtefcW? . nn -ihn OH irnstnrit. hrinrfinor SPVPii nnu tie stifled-aif of this baman.i pen'ww .-irj-' --,-37 h'. i... most t0 lhe walchman whi later ."telhence, than; ; the-H.berma, ' " t'l.rt.. . ...aoknnrtntaltiA Hutted" . " ! - lered it; on Bi - ., , . . . , isanner. r . From: the Raleigh ' , " ' r,... l' . I 1 A. ...! accident, occurren near i ford county, on the j man by ine name(qt John ; "Intrepidity QA?jremarkable instance qinlrepiV: and rpolpss was exhibited at thfi.-Bipe Lick Sprjngs? a few' daiigpjM iff it-, abelje , Boprbn bounty, Kentucky., JVljss L,. . afjd Mr? a ientleman fromjhe Sohon the return fi am a ecujsipnpn, horseback, yere ril in down thepng hill ihouta "f rer milefroniftlie hotel atfulj speedy ( the hdy being a little ahead. , t a sudden turn, of the roadj the f gentlejmans saddle turned, anil hejfell from h'S horse, tk foo re mamed in the stirrup, and his- horse, 4al- thduJfilHisjpaceivya fcebt ppjhisaj-to upon me grouuu. xnc vuuugiau occiug 31st ultimo.,, A youngiFetersbqrg, Russia, prount out py ine a 20 years, iVypue op his way. to cnurco, was cation.. ,f ue. misupBuciwecH ? It! thrown from 4his orser!an4. soseverely w t 1;r; ,Hvoundedhat he djed in 20, minute t J , , Holstem.dpculties,; sub- , :f::..t;vf :'uw- rr Gen'l Wrangle.;,: commander t or. the, ?bis, relnedTn hero wrl" horse by a sudclen effort, leaped from-him whilst he was still ir rapid motion, rarcback; seized the other horse hyitheridle, and released ;her;-gal-i iant from his perilous situation. . . r r. r ThifjjfaQt wasr rvjjnessedv ,by hundreds rr. at the springs.; wlio could -find nb',vbrd strong enough to express, tbeir admtfatiQn 1 From the Petersburg Retublicin. .,-1 ! Rati Road Accident. The Baltimore Surt of .Saturday,,, gives :an. account of a leaciut iau iuau aqiaenr, asffecoraea oy.l thejCumberland Civilian. OnTuesday lask astpe train trorn. ! was 'Das- sing the bridge near XHe . tolJfgateT on (the v f9 Sortierset road, in its descent to Cumberland .. . . . - the j engineer paddeiviy. perceivedthat the bridge was giving away beneath the weight : All had passed over but the passenger . CarJ when the mass gave way! Fortunate ly there wasan iron connexion ff,tvith'the T( I cars in fr bnt and; although the hind wheels ; r went down, some Jt wo feet, yot.the car.wfs, .. picked up by the power of the engine, ancj . I the:passengers saved. . , - . - i ne most remariiaoic inciueni is me ioi- lowing: "Early the next morning, a force was sent down in cars to repair the' bridgelv7 Th , cap 're' stbn'ne ferlh rh'aSm' and?' - v. . i .. a-. . ., .-' (fe . . tHe'track. At a "later ' 'hcur. ,J t Joh. A. Graham, sq?,' who has chorgV v , r u iu c.,uA? 'w.i,-' to learn I'tKq exterir of the 'damage ''arid to press the repairs,1 ' started alone in a small t car ;to descend 1 the ' road. Upoa getting V under way he fou nd thaHherb rake was v i i ouftfb'P brdenltrrd tha't; hefceon)d.no't. control'' J.V, l the 'caw whifciY'ivas! soon oing . at the," rato V, 'U C ' of sixtV. miles 5 an hourly .There: was htitr. f 5 mue lime ior tnougni not more man ioue -; k death. Imthis fearful emergency, Mr. t" C The car camb' rushinar alonffTtintil itlnet M. 'T" lie thrown ' some ten feet from! ',1 he Jrack, and, with the exceptlon'of a , few. bruisei, 1 -. was taken up unhurt. - '-rr-- . The-royal pail steamer Europa' arrived ' " -' ... , ...... f wharf this.mqrning, at 8o clocK after a passage of t welve day s .In. Liverpool, during the, week previous., ner, sailing, favorable representations as to the props in ihe IT." States, ' bad induced'. to the. props in ine u. 5 kl ameSiOW II,' VJUIl- J ; , ,JUC'IUUiUivi an lUJuiivvnuii in v.onna t. nn lnciirronimn in r avis, aged about Hibernia, were it seems, of German fabri- g ' Confederal Vrmy, ? - ratiGcationV,. ;:. ,vr,'r 'fiJ- There is a better prbspeet ffpcace j a , Europe than there has been lor;seme:tt,me France, Engiani and I relahr are necomi n more settled. : Prusiand . Dehn arkf are V at peace, and the affairs of Italy anJXirSt'r fa are more pacific. - I Vwv' , , ' - r,.i journal or ssuw- 4 haye!SlUn:tdh bTroselt' on rerjieiia reasbns: I inttfie Vfirst i plac;?he Jiked;ft4 lal t tp aensiMear!lrv tfienext h ' t 'i i ArfYA riMr Arrtanbf sense talk' l" -t y : '' : ' , ?i .!n (Acloblrtlayte? wiio had UrV WyH lerate abit'of' Valking himself wbej atoned. Was4., asked :-Swba'vmof ire hV'ebu(d 'T iithnn' I, I i 4 -1 V . tt'-- 1 ' .sV 4' -4
The Tarborough Southerner (Tarboro, N.C.)
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