TOE DACjlr
MONDAY OPTOBER 27,; 185ft.
Fpn PHESIDENTp
txixi-agd FIIATBOIXE,
OT SEW TORT.
14 ,
n yfefetny SAcnson xontih&on,
. OT TKXSESSER.
0p ClnmiOAN ELECTORAIi TICKET,
MO v . ' -yoa TUX STATE AT LARGE.
-i J J, fJOHII 7 OAHEIlONf.CambcrlMid.
Ut District Lewi Thompson,' of Bertie
, ssJ & J; Warren, of Beaufort. ' .
Sd 41 0. P. Ifeares, of New Hano?er.
4th. " '.it T. Littiejonn, oi unoTui
SHiT - A- J. SUdman. oi unatnam.
aAri J.lL Leach. ctDaridson.
, gXHyman. of Bnncombe. ,
Election on Tuesday, the 4th day
of.-November, 1856.- .;, ;.-P V . -,
' .
FIIXIUOIUB nnEETICTC.
The friends of Fillmore and
Donelson, will meet at "Head
Quarters' V at 7 o'clock, on
Vednesday evening next.
. r
Fphmore. His election would reconcile opposing ele-ments-it
would give perfect satisfaction to both
the North and the South;
i Mr. Poisson acquitted himself with great credit
and we think bd (air to be a very acceptable pop-
t ular speaker.
At the conclusion of the : meeting a" procession
was formed, repaired to the Market House, and
broke up. In this connection we mar state that
the incident of a disagreeable character alluded to
by the Journal, was as that paper rightly supposes
l.!lt?y$Mf.Jnc partj proper, but of indiscreet
persons--perhaps boys and that all such demon
strations are regretted by rieht thinking men of
whaterer party affiliation.
IST" In our Friday's issue we alluded to the lage
attendance of negroes at political discussions, and
suggested the propriety of some action being taken
for the purpose of prerenting their attendance on
future occasions. Subsequently, the Mayor waited
upon us, and requested us to state that the tender
of an efficient police was made to the Democratic
Committee of Arrangements, but was declined, for
the reason that the Committee had made their own
arrangements for the Mass Meeting This, of course,
relieves the town of all blame in the matter.
Town Meeting.
American Asa. On a bright sunny morning.
In pursuance of notice from the Major, a& adjourned I early la Febrcary, 1796, says Thomas, A'his Hcm-f
meeting of the citizen of the Town oi w umingwa, wa i miscences. might have been seen entering my book-. 1
held on Saturday evening last, (25th lrat-j m wt ixon i gtore tot Charleston, S C, a fine looking florid com-
House, for tie purpose of uaing in conoeruB, pjejaoacd old gentleman, with hatr white as snow,
new plan of the Town, as tubmitted by V. iQraer, i whjcj contrasted with his own complexion, showed
cam tngmeer, vogeuier w - f him to hare been a frc
tee appointed .to co-operaxe wun nun.
n d PihIm f!n In the Chair, and C. W. Morru
requested to act as See y.
;e liTer, a bon ritant of the
first order. Along with him was a tall, gawky-look-
1 1 74rapc FeurAcndctny.
nIlE EXEECISES of this institotion, will be ten:rccJ
JJ on the J tt of Octefcer.
TLe PriaciDe!3rire'aotice that they U1 open a iiigbt
School la the Tcapcfiace Hall, for the accommodition
oi young men engted in basin ess aarmgwe ay. f or
pattciiUritatTLir, see card. J. P. RaDCL1K.
L ept 2-tC Jour. copy. JNO. B. ANDREWS,
The Report of Engineer flaaen4uurede4ripau-.pUy
and Committee, were called tor and read. j , u'aa k; a trmrW
nn mntirm hi Dr. A. J. DeRosset. jr.. it tU goou pircnmcoi cu.ur ucru,c t "
R,JrL That the Conuzussioners be requested to assumed self-consequence as any two-iooiea anima.
t ? j .i.. .MnAAnmnff trpt ! I fvprssT I hL4 was John runuoipn. 1 iiiiiueu
nrit in ri nmif trriiJini uic luuuiavt y rw w i - - - z
Rpme hitn frfm th shrives Yolume alter volume, whicn ne
tnmMiHi nrp p. r over ara nanueu uach. a'"-
At lenm rametnTnFtuararucl:
Resolved, That the Commissioners be requested to J f4ncy. My eye happened to he fixed ujpon his face
lci tnta rttnmfieration tha nrooriety of openmga street I . mnmpnf and never did I witness so sudden.
so perfect a change of the human coantenance.-f-
That which before was dull and heavy. In a moment
Kmm anm! eA nA flnHm1 with th brightest
r tit.- f W-a .-v : . . -----
muBioners ine aoopuon oi u beams of intellect lie stepped up to the old gray
submitted to them bj Mr. Turner. JJ headed KtntlemaofaH Saving him a thundering
wrauon as may De necesmry nvmmc F- Id.nnn the chonldpr iaid. "Jack. 00k at th s!" 1
iowgomgrCTomuons. j - th b t ncver fonret the thouslit
On motion of Kr.Uo wan the loUowinsr preamDie au j -o, - vf.v
tA ritmimond near as may be. with the
Road. . .
On motion of A. H. TanBokkelen, it was
Ri
take
from Queen to Wooster street.
On motion of H. Kntt Esq , H was
Resolved, That the Citizens recommeDa
to
the Com-
MRaCSHINO,wmretume the dalles of
her MUSIC SCHOOL, on Wednesday Oct.
1st; la the bunding 4 doors otuh ef the residence of
0. G. Parsley, Eq.,
Her juTcnile claw will conmence at the urn time.
sept iuni ..' -
133 The subscriber ia prepared to iru tract pupils
on the Piano forte or Organ. For terms applj to her
at her father's residence. ;
oct 14. lm. : MISS MARGARET G. FRENCH.
saw.
ces.
We were anxious to see Mr. Choate's letter
to the Committee of Arrangements of the Democrat
ize resume our notice of the meeting of the ic jags Meeting hereand have been gratified. It
i .Atneriui,partytvlefl nnfintshed on Saturday. lis very short a simple declination on the score of
vMr.llEABES, after showing the fjusity of the Hon. other engagements.
Mr. Venable's assertion that tue &ansaa-jeorasKa If we are not mistaken, Mr. Cboate, although re
bill 'waa identical in principle, so far as the doctrine peatedly inrited to speak at Democratic meetings
of Squatter Sotereignty was concerned, with the during the present .canvass has uniformly declined
;t New Mexico and TTtah "biH, which had been approv-1 to do so ; and it was but the other day that he de-
0 by WrPfllmore, alluded to the declaration of Mr. dined a Democratic nomination to Congress, we be
Venable that the Missouri Compromise had been re- i;eve unanimously tendered him
-oealed by the 'Kansas bul, and that if he had been
. a ii a ? L A- IhU V a VkAi wvaifl
in Uongress at we uc nwiuu.iwto
This deciara
- to' hate1 Toted for it ori tliat account
ition of MrT "V?s was worthy of note, forasmuch, as
Cstho -Democrats generally claim that the Missouri
Compromise was 1 repealed by the passage of the
" Compromise "acts of 1850, as embraced in the bill
for the government of ; New Mexico and Utah. Here
was an Inconsistency jin perfect keeping with the
general course of the Democratic party on political
. doctrines. They held one construction oi a pnnci
pie here and another there were for internal im
- nrovements1 at the "West and against them at the
South for a rigid economy in the administration of
the . Government and then would double the na
tional expenses ; for and against free trade, &c, &c
Mr. Venable asserted that if the Presidential elec
tion went to the House, Fremont would be chosen
' Mr3feares very clearly showed that there was no
probability of this result, and went into the figures
resolution was adonted.
T ' - . ... i-m rrr
Whzkkas, The crc ssing of the tracks or the; w . & w .
R. R. Co.. at their denot below the hill fa at onceincon-
venient to the businecs community, and decidedly
dansrerous to '11 who cross there:
And. Whereas, an arrangement may be made of the
Workshops of the Company, (mt a very small cost, com
pared with the great benefits which would be gamed) J burgh. Sir John was a very handsome man, and as
by which the) privileges granted to that Company of I "Hant o-av Lothario' as could be found in the ci-
tv lie and Randolph lecame intimate, which led
j . . .. . t i. i-
to a banter between tnem tor a race, in wnicn ecii
was to ride his own horse. The race came off the
that rushed upon my mind at the momtnt, which
was that he was the most impudent youtn I ever
He ha! come to Chaneston to attend the ra-
Thera was then livinsr in Charleston a Scotch
o ....
Raronet. bv the mine of Sir John esbit, with his
rnnnvcr hroflT Alexander, ol tne ancient nouse oi
Nesbits, of Dean Hall, some fifteen miles from Edin-
SL, may
of cross-
cleaning and Repairing their Engine? in Front
be rendered enrrely unnecessary.
And. Whereas, also there is no other place
. . .. .. .. -r m - ,
mg the tractoi itauKoaa except V w na . anJ RandolpU won i mm& of the iadies
ourtnst,wnicuisiooiareuioiuie way lorj nepur- , hnnh fr Randolnh had
CAVslAllUft UK b V w.- -. -- f
won the race. Sir John had won their hearts.
This was not to be wondered at,! when you contrast
ed the elesrant and graceful style of riding of the
Baronet, with the uncouth and awkward manner of
his competitor. Mobile Tribune.
"The Philadelphia Bulletin says that the vote
in the House of Bishops upon the restoration of
Bishop Onderdonk, was twenty-one in favor, to
eight against his restoration. Bishop Atkinson vo
ted in the affirmative. Bishop Davis, ofS. 0., in
the negative.
Pennsylvania Election. The official returns
from all the counties in the State have been receiv
ed at Harrisburg, and the Democratic majorities
stand :
For Canal Commissioner, 2,744
For Surveyor General, 3,735
For Attorney General. 3.207
The Senate of Pennsylvania, it appears, wUl have the 27th i ultimo, in reply to my letter of th 16th
an opposition majority of 3 ; the House a Demo
cratic majority of 6 showing a Democratic majori-
pose of business) and common sense and common jus
tice require that those persons living north of the Rail
Road should have some safe and convenient means of
communicating with the business part of the town.
Therefore be it I
Resolved, That the Commissioners of the fown be in
structed to enter into negotiations with the directors of
the W. & W j B. R. Co., and make such arrangements
as will enable them to open Front street, as far ,as Har-
net street, said street being already opened from Harnet
to the northern limits of the Town.
On motion the meeting: adjourned.
C. W. Morris. Se'ty. O. G. PARSLEY Ch'm.
i : i
Important from Kansas Peace and Quiet Re
stored uov. ueary's leuer.
The following gratifying letter was received by
the Secretary of State on Wednesday. It will be
( 1
seen that peace and ouiet have been restored in
Kansas :
Executive Department,
Lecompton. Kansas Territory.
October 10, 185G
Sir : Your letter of the 23d ultimo, in replv to
-. I M. mf
mine of the: 9th, and your telegraphic despatch of
AUCTION" SALES.
AUCrriOXSJLLE.
DY HOUSTON & WEST, Ancts.
1 RE AT SALE OF BOOKS AJD ST ATI O K R V,
JT Encyclcmredias, and Sdentific, Mechtnical snd
A rchitectual Works. Magnificently Illustrated Lon
don and American Works, of the fine and useful arts .
And splendid STANDARD LIBRARY BOOKS, in all
the various departments of Literature. At Auction
Friday evemaeat gas b'ght, at 'the Store pn Front St.,
next to J. D. Love's Furniture Store.
Sale to be continned each evening, until all are dispos
ed oC
oct 2s;;;;; : r "
BY M. CROIf I.Y, Anct.
TniS KTENING, at IX o'clock I will sell at my
Store Ko ft. South Water St., a large and e itentfre
stock of ' ' j ..'
GOLD WATCHES,
JEWELRY, CUTLERY, ;
- FANCY GOODS, c.,
Sale continued every evening until closed.
Goods open for examination and private ?ale dnrtng
the day. ' - '
oct 17-tf
AUCTION SALE.
BY HALL & PITTS Anct'ra.
THE SALE of W. L. S. TOWNSHEND'S stock of
'Groceries, consbting of LIQUOR'S, WLNE3, TEAS,
SAUOES, MACKEREL, BEEF, SEGARS, TOBACCO,
WOOD ii TIN WARE. Commencing at WX o'olock,
A. M. and continue until all is disposed cf.
oct 22.
A Wepdin; There was quite an interesting cir
cumstancc which occurred in Anderson village on
Monday last. VV'e heard it first, by accident, from
10 or 20 school eirls, pretty we 1 grown, who were
giving their views and opinions as to the propriety
ol the matter. 1 ascertainea iroin meir cuucis
tion that one of the school irK in one of the col
leges at this place, went directly from the school
room to the church close by. and there was united in
Kanrc ef mof rimftnr with fl vnun- gentleman of
this district, who took her into his carriage and UR BU ilNESS HAT. Among the many new atyle
r,rc JKora Mn,Mltrl Th nrls seemed A- of Soft Hts Utely Introduced, our JiRKCH SOT
drove off somewhere rapidly.
fac. M.rr J.7 :Vr::L:" . f nessHat ever presented to the public Made of differ-
uie yuuug gcuticuiau, v. . . lnuri, Rn(i Rvne, tn uit Tarioua taatea can
act on the part of FELT HATS, stand forth as the most successful busi-
tv of three on ioint ballot.
Another Witness to Abolitionized Democracy.
This morning we received, says
were both received on the evening of the 8th inst.
Despatches forwarded since the dates of these ac
knowledged have informed you that peace and quiet
have been restored to the Territory. Not only have
all large arjned bodies of men been dispersed, but
the smaller) bands of marauders been driven of
The roads are travelled with safety, and dwellings
the Louisville
1 . .. ;'!.'. I T... 7 r o..... 4Vn T aKannn A A xr ay f icor tf the are secure from intrusion. For unwarda of two
for that purpose. Why, even tne uiacK itepuoiican ui .v. - "'L u"" V" ;7iT-
km(t that Fremont stands no chance before 8th inst., one of the most important Huchanan or' r-r
1 wrs 'f i tJ- J I TIMMMnlWiitA Tilra Ha Afhai frcr nc At tno I . . rim . . i V.
k Hnnsp. The ISew iorK Trioune acicnowieagea gano iu jtcuubj t " claimme to! beions to all parties, nave left he Ter-
wi. same party in that State, the Lebanon paper lougnt i ritory, and the benencent influence of their absence
this long Since. j . ... j x.h I ufL' i ' ru I
-Tin said Mr Venable. if Mr. Fillmore should be tne late Dauie upon rreeson grouuu. xvanyiug iu
chosen President by the House of Representatives, party for the late State election, it exclaimed in
trie Section would be hissed at for the reason that capitals large enougn ior a uouuie-sueei, Vvr-
'he would be V minority candidate. This was a pre-
Tn! the event of the selection of
either of the three candidates by the House, the
person selected, whoever he might be, would be a
minoritv President and should tne cnoice lau upuu
i . . .1. ?ii.j
Mr. Buchanan, he, Mr. Venable, wouia do aeiigniea
The mere fact of the election going to tne
ONE DAY
FOR i
LIBERTY AND UNION
AGAINST
SLA VERY AND DISUNION!!
We can tell the people of the South, that, wher
ever the Democracy of the North have thought that
therefore unworthy to be trusted by the people. A Type
"Mow Ynrk. on
r?f u 7 i n Tl Z WW place in ode of the cars of the North Carolina Rail
Friday, that T. Perry & Co., produce dealers, have u md a . fo
. j - .i rru i:.Vv:i:;aa .mmmf tn snn imhi i , n. .u j j i i .r il. t i
suspenucu. iucii nauiuuw uuuwuuk v--' " - i uon oi inei lenueucy uiaguuuucaiui me ueuiuurai-
It is also rumored that a prominent house in the
provision trade has suspended with liabilities to the
amount of $800,000.
Indiana Election.
The Indianapohs Journal says that in consequence stigmatize! the cut agitation of the slavery ques
of the discovery of stupendous frauds the Republi- tj0Dt oy toe Democrats at the South, as an arrant
it- - 1.
House neratiyes the ibea of a majority President- anything could be made by abolitionism, they haTe
( . House negaUTes ine J ' outstripped the Black Republicans in loud profes-
ot the popular sions of ultra-abolitionism-even stigmatized the
!... L cie when Van Buren was cho- Black Republicans as too indulgent to slavery, and
-.w t -
. , sen, and also when Mr. Polk was elected.
- Mr. Venable had said that Congress had the right
nrekcribe the aualificalions of voters, and that by
the doctrine of the American party Congress could
give negroes the right to vote. Mr. Meares showed
thaVthis was incorrect, and quoted from the plat
form the section upon the subject. It indirectly ac
knowledges the right of the States the very thing
Mr. Venable was contending for to regulate the
nullifications of voters.. Mr. Meares had never heard
" it contended that Congress possessed this right.
The power to regulate the Naturalization laws was,
indeed, vested in Congress, but the power to pre
scribe the qualifications of voters was not. The
American party contended for " an enforcement of
the principle that no State or Territory ought to
admit others than citizens of the United States to
' the right of suffrage, or of holding political offices."
" . it!. s L 1 , .'mnliABtinn i-arrw npith if
ma not xam uorulc ,j Fm expulsion of Preston "naliw
the riffht bv the States to regulate the qualification umo wuu Y fcW t5, . . and nnally
the nght by the Mat g rf S. Brooks, Esq, has been beaten by 6591 majority. roU8Mdt
OI TOLcrJI i am.i v ovuhju uv ---
that none bat citizens should have the right of suf
frage? Clearly it did. Mr. Venable was entirely
mistaken in his positions. '
i Mr. Meares then noticed the position assumed by
the Hon. Mr. Ruffin on the Kansas bill and its prin
" ciples. He, Mr. R., was in favor of Squatter Sove-
(,Teihty had been in Missouri and Kansas, and
knew that the people were capable of deciding for
themselves the question of slavery. The Kansas bill
established the principle that the people of aTerri-
lory had the right to settle this question before they
met in Convention to form a State Constitution.
is being already very sensibly felt.
The troops sent to the north have not yet return
ed. It is my purpose to leave on the northern fron
tier a considerable force for its protection ; and the
remainder of the troops will be employed to guard
such other points as may seem to require it. I shall
shortly proceed in person with a small body of men
to the southern portion of the Territory, in pursuit
of a gang pf thieves who are said to be! pillaging
that region.
v erv respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JNO. W. GEARY,
Governor of Kansas.
To the Hon. Wm. L. Marcy, j
Secretary of State. Washington, D. C.
. 1 1 1.
their school companion aiso amazea uiem. u . , mj them tn nQMM llr-rmilitia
V llC AAA DU1U II i o t ! VI I 'JvJ avuj j
once done could not be undone." "Walked directly
from the school room to the church !" said another;
'Must think of that!" "Iam surprised," said a third,
"thut srt tall a e-irl as she should fall in love with
such a little, short fellow." "But," said one, more
experienced, 'that's always the case, a tall lady
falls in love with a short gentleinan, and a tall gen
tleman with a short lady !" Some one of them very
eravelv intimated that it might iniure the school, at
a distance, hearing of the circumstance. But the
reply was, the parents of the g:rl live in Anderson
villatro and no blame can conseauentlv attach to
o 1 "
the school. Greenville ratrtot.
eential to a eood bat. Call and examine our assort-
roent at the Hat and tap Jb.mponum.
cct 2t. SHEFARD & MYERS.
The New York Ledger.
FOR Saturday Nov 1st, ree'd this morning. Alto, a
supply of back numbers containg Sjlvanus Cobb'a
new story. "Orion the Gold Beater; or True Heart
and Falfe." Subscriptions ree'd and single copies i for
sale at S. W. WHITAKER'S.
oct 27.
nE NEW YORK JOURNAL. For. November,
ree'd and for rale at S. W. WHITAKERU
oct 27.
of its Kind. A gentleman relates to the
editor of the Norfolk American a very good anec
dote, based on an incident which recently took
ic ultra Soii thernhm iust at this period. The Amer
ican sajys :J '
Two persons of a highly respectable appearance,
and wjth every appearance of being gentlemen, com
menced a conversation with him upon the politi-
i - i it. j ; i : -U ii ' i
cai issues Ol tne uay; m wuicu vuey pruceeueu wu
What Next? A speculator in Liverpool has of
fered the city authorities 5,000 per annum for the
use of the lamp posts to place advertising bills on.
The offer was not accepted. , j .
A noted politician was recently caught by a friend
in the act of perusing the scriptures. Upon asking
him what particular portion of the good book he
had selected for examination, he replied : "I am
reading the story about the loaves and fishes."
f The great questions that now agitate the minds
of the people generally is, who shall be Prepident,
and who takes the best Daguerreotvpes the former can
not be determined until the 4th of November but the
latter can by calling at CBOWL'S and having your
pictures taken for ONE DOLLAR k DOWNWARDS,
at his rooms Front et., directly opposite the Book Bind-
W BITING DESKS, & few handsome Papier Mache,
and Rosewood Writing Desks. Opened this room
ing and for sale at S. W. WHITAKER'S.
oct 27. - ,
The New York Ledger.
0R SATURDAY, Oct 21. recM this morning. Wo
can furnish the "Ledger" and, indeed, most period
icals, sooskr than can be obtained uom any other
source at h , r t- 8. W. WHITAKER'S.
oct 21.
erv.
oet 27.
Card to the Ladies.
RETICULE BAGS, Port Monnaies, Cabas, &c,
for theLadiesat SCOTT & BALDWIN'S,
oct 25-3t. I 38 Market et.
ii 3 i a l a I i . a .llin.
pans are aecenninea vo conuesi. iuo owic ccnu
The official returns from four-fifihs of the State
show a Republican increase over 1854 of 12,000
votes, while the Democrats have increased their vote
28,000. In the 9th and 11th districts the Democrats
have increased 5,000 votes in each.
humbu&r. eotten up tor party enect, &c Alter a
while they left their seats and went forward for
some purpose, when two gentlemen, who had been
listening in indignant silence to the Black Republi
can tirade of the first named gentlemen j opened a
conversation, in which they took occasion to casti
gate, and j denounce most severely, the abolition
proclivities of the gentlemen who had dared to stig-
-I i- iL . 1 1 1 -e al T a- 1L .
' T TU. TT T Cr N.mcAn ftf matlZB IUC UOIV UUITUr Ul IUC JJCLUUCiaiJS UVCr II1B
1SADLT IiISATlSJ. XIIU llUll. . JVfW xaauvM, I 'a- i -i. , j i ,
a-'-aa.a w. . - I .I.-..-.. n.fit.An c n r. m,irt nnmir t wa W hnmhnn
SiaVCl 4UC3HUU, w ou uiuw uiiiuimgai,u uumwg,
intimated that such men were dange
that it would be better for them to leave
the State!
Our friend tried first to induce a more charitable
feeling towards the first speakers, but the two last
would not entertain it ; then suggested that perhaps
that they! (the last speakers) were not capable of
giving an unbiassed opinion, as probably each of
Card to Parents.
rSf" If you are lookina for Over Coats for your Sons
from 12 to 16 years old, or for fancy Sack Coats for the
Hxttle boys, call ; at the City Clothing btore and ex
amine the best assortment in town.
SCOTT & BALDWIN.
oct 25-3t.
38 Market st.
He was elected two years ago by a majority of S00O
votes. We regret Mr. Harrison's defeat.
A Card to Large Men,
Who are frequently troubled in getting Under
Shirts and Dr vwera to fit. They need have no further
trouble. At SCOTT & BALDWIN'S they may select
from a erreat Variety of Merino and Flannel Shirts. Al
so Flannel Drawers of Domestic make.
Also, Pants, the old style, f'broadfalls no where
else to be found. They have from 30 to 45 inches.
40 INCH. CRAVATS supeTb goods.
HALF HOSE from 9 to 12 and Dest goods. .
SHAKER SHIRTS from 30 to 42 inches. J
SHAWLS. RAGLANS. OVER COATS, DRESSING
GOWNS, UMBRELLAS, &c, &c. atthe
CITY CLOTHING STORE.
oct 24-3t. I 38 Market et,
CAROLINA SADDLERY AND HARNESS
I ESTABLISHMENT.
Corner Market and 2nd sts,tunder Carolina Hotel
Wilmington, ft. u. -
THE UNDERSIGNED,
respectfully takes this
method to inform the citi-
izens of Wilmington and surrounding country, that he
has taken the store on the comer of Market and Sec
ond sts.,1 under the Carolina Hotel, where he would be
pleased to exhibit his stock, consisting of SADDLES,
BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, UAKN1MSS, iJXUiNIvo,
WHIPS, BITS, SPURS, and all articles usually kept in
such an establishment. All of which he will sell for
cash, or on accommodating terms. Call and examine,
as he solicits a share of the public patronage.
Tl J - . 1 i . ! 7 ,
irr repairing uoce at snort miuce.
oct 20. W. L. JACOBS.
HAY ! ! 250 bales extra Northern Hay.
WILLARD ft CURTIS.
TTAYi
JUL oct 17.) For sale by
HARPER'S MAGAZINE -For November. - Ree'd
and for sale at 8. W. WHITAKER'S.
oct 23.
NEW BOOKS. One bundle received this morning
by Express. " Some excellent works In the lot.
Call and see them at
S. W. WHITAKER'S.
Fresh
HULSE,
'Arrivals.
DeRosset, and
Wake, from
The Democratic gain of five to eight mem
bers of Congress in Ohio, while the State was car
ried by 30,000 majority, was owing to running three J them owned an immense number of slaves, which
tickets in several districts. This gain has not been property pey were ieanui wouia oe jeoparaizea oy
over the Republicans proper, but over the Ameri
cans, who in several cases acted with the Democrats
on all questions affecting slavery.
Seriocs Accident to Ex-President Van-Bcren.
Ex-President Van Buren, we learn by a telegraph-
Mr; Buchanan had said the same thing in his letter ic despatch from Valetie, Kinderhook, was thrown
of acceptance ; hut, said Mr. Meares, this was a 1 from his carnage on Inday last, and had his arm
doctrine denounced ;by Mr. Calhoun as unconstitu- broken.
tional, unsound, and fatal to the interests of the stU! Another Fremont.
South. And rt nan, uaewise oeen aenounceu uy me w fi . , following teletrranhic despatch in the Uv. Anin W mA th Th
. . . n mm -- . TT i . 1 I ' - c ' - a a i luc y t.a u uvuw ubiu! v, wua.. w
Hon. Wm. K. King, uie . ice-rreaiaeiu oi ine unueu , said he, I have the pleasure of informing you that
States; and by Jeuerson yavis, tne w ar Miniver o Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1856. John Charles one was Mr. Pettigrew, ef North Uaroiina, wnoowns
President Pierce. r , . , , Fremont was born in Montreal. Canada. Ut it flv "wraAa
son. XDliO owns several inousana : . iue eueci, can ue
the liberal sentiments of the first speakers. - They
assured him that he was mistaken, that neither of
them owned a single slave, but that their indigna
tion at the loose and incendiary doctrine of the two
first speakers, arose solely from a pure devotion to
the South unadulterated by a particle of person
al interest.
After bur friend who. by the way, has the keen
est possible relish for a good thing had succeeded
in drawing out an immense amount of Buncombe
indignation, at the vile and incendiary doctrine of
the first speakers, he very naively enquired if they
knew who the men were whose abolition proclivities
RUSSIA SALVE.
Ig a purely vegetable compound, of a rare and
peculiar combination, and is the best Salve ever made
for the cure of BURNS, FLESH-WOUNDS and SORES
of all kind3. Price 25c pr box. Liberal discount ? by
the dozen or ross. For sale in Wilmington, N. C, by
i S W.WHITAKER,
oct 6-flra. Agent for the Proprietors.
Igr Prof. Wood's Hair Rxstorativk. Having tried
unsuccessfully sundryl highly recommended "hair ton
es" on Jour own half denuded crown, we bad about lost
all confidence in nostrums of thit sort until a few weeks
aeo we met a distinguished politician of this , State,
whom we had seen three years ago wiw mm nair, ana
as "eray as a rat,'1 but now boasting as fine and glossy
head of hair as one could wish. We demanded the
secret of hia improved appearance, when he readily ac
counted for it by ascribing it to the virtues of Professor
Wood's Hair Restorative. We shall try that -next, as
our advertising coloms show it to be for sale in town.
Ottowa Free Trader.
lr. Meares then entered upon a. discussion of the
claims of. Mrl Fillmore, and closed a speech of great
E "powey amid hearty jplaudits. ; i:V ' -
;xMr. Frederick D.j Poisson, a young gentleman of
decided talent, just entering into political life, was
Fremont was born in Montreal, Canada. Let it fly
to the ends of the earth.
s; ; Stephen H. Branch.
imagined.!
UR EXPRESS CAR will leave for
evening at 4 o'clock.
"We notice that Jas. Banks, Fsq., of Fayette
ville is to deliver his lecture on the life, and char-
next called upon, aiwl spoke for a considerable length Ucter of Flora McDonald, at Cheraw, South Caroli-
mlrtouent!v and well. He said that JJr. rai-W v" fcUC
The English on "Dred. Mrs. Stowe is evid
ently at 4 discount. Hear the Liverpool Post.
"It tarns out that we are weary or Mrs. btowe, as
Mrs. Stowe, and that the nigger is not just at pres
ent 4 up in the market. Her new account of the
slave life In the States has fallen dead on the mar-
4
Uti more was essentia!. ' the National, Conservative Foo n se. We learn that Dr. E. R. June , who kct to the dismay of the publishers, who specu
ftTnion candiote--Uxat Buchanan atthe South is was convicted of manslaughter, at the last term of lated in a popularity that was fictitious and does
" Ldidat.,fthi ultra Southern party, while in fcup Co the kfllmg of A. J. not endure 'f.trll!,h.r!r.:
portions ofthe North and Mortb-w est, anaevenm forf cotyjcomtted suicide on Friday last by the literary art which makes moneyby settinga
Pennsylvania, his own State, the banner of Buchan- cutting his jugular vein with a razor. We have great confederation by the ears on a topic depen-
" .. ' . -w -rr t i i j i i L.i i ... , . j j An u.:. :an
; lifpckinridaro ana ree A.nsaa aau uxn roaw. t oearu no urncuuj, wo u. w is siipposea to I aent on eveuw, nu vu vgiv, wr j ium,iuu
Tprflmore occupied the golden mean. He tood a have perpetratea the aeeaina ntoi mental derange- treatment.
. i i, ' i ' 11 t .1 il nM.AA.y. I uivu w WWWV -VW-. 1 I i
breakwater between JNortneni anu oouvue vwu- . . : BEAinruL. une pouna oi goia may
alism. In his own words he knew only bis country
his wiiole country, and nothiog but his country.
JJudxsisn' had been inconsistent thronghout; his
whole career: What guarantee had we but that he
would play false again. Experience had tested Mr.
be drawn
Thaxksgivixg There is a very pleasine degree into a wire that would extend round the globe.
of unanimity observed, thus Cur, with reference to So one good deed may be felt through all time, and
the appointment of a day of thanksgiving. The 20th even extend Hs consequences into eternity. Though
of November has been fixed npon by seven Sta- done in the first flush of youth, it may gild the last
tes, as follows: New York, Missouri, Maryland, hours of a long life, and form the only bright spot
Maine, Vermont, a ew Hampshire, Connecticut, jn it.
O
MOLASSES for sale.
oct24-3L.
the West this
We have 20hhd3 SWEET
KEITH & FLANNEK. -
PER SCHR.
New York.
20 bbls. R. L. k A. StuarU C. Yellow Sugar,
15 " Uavemeger and Motlers 44
5 " do. do Crushed,
5 " ; .. A Coffee Crushed, . - -
10 Prime Porto Rico Sugars, '
5 kegs prime Butter, Low for cash at
t 4? fit!A TT 1TT5T.T.TCY It TtRii
m V W MMMAMM
Jour. Spt Age, N. C. Adv.& Greensboro Times, copy.
jrotTcetoPeaNutFarmera!.
TWO BUSHEL GUNNY BAGS, daily
expected, for sale by
PETTEWAY k PRITCHETT.
25000
oct 22.
RESIDENTS . AND STRANGERS, can save both
time and money, by purchasing their UMBREL
LAS of SHEPARD t MYERS,
oct 24. 34 Market t.
EVERY VARIETY of Men's Boy's and CTuldren's
HATS and CAPS, may be found it the Hat and
Cao Emporium. 34 Market st.
oct 24.
SHEPARD & MYERS.
T3ACON SIDES AND SHOULDERS. 20 hhdaprim
JD article for sale by v
M. McINNIS.
oct 21.
RENT. A comfortable
Front street, apply to
oct 25 -3 w.
L70R
d veiling house, on
J. A. PARKER.
BY EXPRESS, and now
TnfcVTTn THTS MORNING
XV open, a very handsome assortment of Misses Black
and Drab Beaver, and Brown and Black . Fell t Flatf,
richly trimmed. At very low prices- t Ladies who, have
been .acting for ,hee Oood,,.np ce ,
oet 27. ' ,Hat & Cap EmporianJ. !
STRAYED. A pided Milch ,Cow?. thick
set. horns very long, and straight, resem
bles a steer in the !aeewi(h'a bellaroand
her neck; the ends Of the bell strap it lapped and tied
with a small string.-' 'She was purchased of MrCaa
nT n the sound, where the may return; Informa
tion of her whereabouts thankfally received. A Hberal I at the Hirand Cap Kmporiom,4 Market st;
rMTA-d win be naid for her return. Apply atV. 4 W ; -c- , .
oct. 27. THIS OFFICE.
PICTURES AND FRA3IlNG;Avcry pretty assort
ment of Fine EngravmgsLithographs and color
ed prints? now oa hand.l Abo, Gilt, Rosewood, Walnut,
and Maole Framin?. Orders executed with despatch.
at S. W. WuITAKKKv.
and Maple
ort 27
rpO RENT. A PEW in t. James Church, No. as
JL In the Main Isle, on 1st Monday In Nov. 56. Price
$70. Apply at TBIS OFFICE.
Oct 25. r - - -- -
)R RENT. A comfortable Dwelling House, on
corner of 5th and Dock st, recently occupied by
rcln.jiApplT:
oct 25-w.
WILLIAM HYDE.
T OST. About the 2? Oct., 66 in thia town,
JLJ.made
a note
bv Dexter Wood at one day after date for
FmyDollars, payable in April last, to John 8. Player.
AH nersons are cautioned to have nothing to do with it
as payment has been stopped. s J. S. PLAYER.
'PHERE is no necessity for wearing that old Hat any
J. longer, as SHEPARD & MYERS, can replace it
with an article to suit both your style and pocket. Call
CSX REtTD-PER ADAMS EXPRESS UU, something
J newtlie wiy of HLK HATS, BEEBE. GENIN,
and othet St jfcrof Fashionable Dress, FUR, CLOTII,
PLUSU, ana Muaiu vjlmto. mm ;