North Carolina Newspapers

VOL.! VII., NO. 2017. WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1861. WHOLE NO. 2.117. TERMS: Dally Paper, SO.OO;. Weekly, S.OO, , IN ADVANCE.- The Pspc Iwra stopped, unleu a remittance .a t rnntinne it. Timelr notice im rlrML an titt paTincnt cn be made before the expiration of ftibicriotion. Monr mar be mailed at our risk, when the let- Mr U refitrcd. : t J r A. 31. W ADD ELL, Editor and Pronor. TOWN PUIXTER- "W IX. MINGT03NT. . ' . i : " " Monday ;Erenln, January 21, 1801. The Herald Job Office Ij now eoraj'letelj . fittji up with the fine as- tortinent of j Job Ttpk to be found in the State. Ercrr species of Job work can now be tpeed Jr, aal han'd'omf j printed at. this office from ,booi down to a' iUiting- card. 'Handbill; . irrnlari, bfanks, 4y ic, noatly and promptly rinted at siort notice, and on reasonable terms. Cipeciai attentioni will be given to the Job rpartmtnt iKteafter, and.we feel assured that all work entrusted to our" Job hand, who la ex , ptrienced in the business, will be "executed aat UfACtorily in ererj respect: Gire him a trial at any rate, and if it Is not done well, no complaint will b made of a withdrawal of patronage. i : Jcucb' Lsb of thrBath-Tcb. Julius, a west frn darkey, haying, landed at Chicago, saw an . advertisement, notifying those vho wished to be . clean, that t&ey might get a good bath 'for a quarter,' and though, It would be a good idea to n-ik the use" of' them of another darkey, who said, 'Baths were osed by white folks to wash in." Accoxdipily Juliu3 started with a bundle un der his armj and being shown into a bath-joom," was left ta his ablutions. ' - Considerable time elansed. and Julius did not Vome forth, fend, after-waiting for alnjutan hour, the keeper-qf the fcatla wont to the door, and fcTeamed ol : . i "Siiy,' darkey, are you rouiing out?" "Yef,a3 loon as I Ret troo my washing." ' How lodg will that ?'' "E'rhaps and l;our to an lnur an' a half," cool . lr nnswered; Julius. ' With that; the man burstedinto the room, and there all round, was the darkey's freshly washed clothing' haftging up to dry: but not noticing' it Just then, remarked : "See here; you just dear out it once, you've " been" in oveS two hour3 VA 'Look a'here," siild Julius, in an engaged manner,) pointing; to hL? drying clothes, which rather took the bathing man down "I'd like to :e you tvash und hang out two dozen pieces in less fiuie'than I"ve been at it." In another minute Julius wa3 landed in the streft, sarroundod by his washing". i i Affectixo Scixe ix thr Mississippi Seckssios Co-vvrynox. The scene in the Mississippi Con vention.iwhen the vote wa about to be taken on the s,ecesion ordinance, is described a3 hav ing been of a most impressive character. When : the words .were propounded by the President, "Gentlemen. of the Convention, are you ready for the question ?'-' Col. Walter Brook, of War ren, arose and addressed the Convention in a dig . aified and eloquent Speech, setting forth the reasons why he was not prepared to vote for im mediate j and separate secession, but declaring that the causes justified the act, and that what ever course his State - might take, he would cor dially acquiesce in the decision, and give his all tp the maintenance of her honor and rights. . Mr. "Alcorn, aul other gentlemen of the co-operation party, followed to the like effect. Not a word was said by the friends of the ordinance. The yeai and nays were ordered. Slowly the Secretary called the roll, and each member re sponded in a tone indicating deep, intense emo tion, but a firm And earnest purpose. Tears gathered in : the -eyes of nearly, every actor and spectator ofj the" solemn ceremony. When the call was completed, and the President announced the result .-eas eighty-four, nays fifteen a pro found silence for some time prevailed.- The President proclaimed the ordinance adopted, and the Convention adjourned. . . - Death ot ax Emisext Naval Officer. We find in. the Keo wee (S. C.) Courier, of the 12th the following announcement. We had not heard before of the melancholy event which we are thus informed of:; Death dij Captain SarBBicK. We regret to learn that Oapt. Shubrick, late of the U. S. Na vy,, but for 'several jeara residing near Pendle ton, died oq Monday last. He had seen much service, having received several dangerous wound in the face pud head in battle. Capt. Shubrick was a brave and accomplished officer, and we mourn, in common with bis countrymen, the demise of so gallant a man. , Mr. Wade, of Ohio, and those other gentle men' who are now counselling civil war, should" enquire w-hat place is occupied in .the affections cf the American people by the advocates of war Against the Colonies. Who remembers one of ihem, except to detest him ? On the other hand, are not Burke ahd Barre as fresh in our recol lections, -a 3 the warriors who won the battles of the Revolution. We commend this bit of his tory to he people.of America. Boston Cour. i ... - ' ' A Day's SlacghTerix New Mexico. ASanta fe. letter: states that on the 4th of December, five ftien, all Americans, came to an untimely end in Albuquerque, under the following circumstances: A soldier, after carefully rolling himself up in his blankets,, committed suicide by blowing his brains out with a pistol. Another soldier, jto satisfy some old grudge, shot his sergeant, and be was lynched, the same day. A gambler was killed in a fight with one-of his companions, and the last !was a victim in a duel between a soldier and a blacksmith the soldier killing the black- smjth. . - . A narson " named Owen Moore once left his creditors somewhat u nceremoniously upon which a wag wfrote : Owen Jloore nas run away, pwin more than he could pay. . i f 'I cannot imasrine what makes my hair turn so I cravi ,1 sometimes fane? it is the essence of rosemary Vith which my maid brushes it. What i 'I should rather be afraid, madam." replied a distinsnfished dramatist, drilr. 'that it is the esncf f tim.e !" I When you negotiate for a house having all the modern improvements, yoo will generally, una . that a mortgage is one of them. 1 Wealth does not always improve us. A man a he gets to be worth more, mar become worth- . ! '' S ' ' t James McCarty has been arrested at Galena, n 111., charged with murdering his wife, and then burning her up in the bouse. . : 1 A PaicncAL ScrIpttee Reader. An old man said uFor a long time I puzzled myself about the difficulties of Scripture, until at last I came to the conclusion that reading the Bible was like eating fish. When I find & difficulty I lay it aside and call it a "bone. Why should I choke on the bone, when there is so much nutritious ' meat T, f .- -. ' . - AixAxsis. Private dispatches from Little Rock, "Arkansas, say that the Senate of that State has rejected the House Convention bill. HOWE'S IMPROVED SCALES. Q (" LBS. to 4 Toes, on hand Work on chilled wffa iron balls Weigh correctly, when out of lent WORTH A DANIEL. , j&alS " Sole Afestfe Special Notices. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. THE UNDERSlQNEt), having been duly qualified aj the Administrator of the Estate of the late Andiw Maclean, at the December Term, A. D., I860, of the Court of Pleaa and Quarter Ses iona, of the count j of New Hanover, hereby noti fies all persons having account or demands of any kind against said Estate, to present the same to the undersigned for payment, within the time pres cribed by law ; and all persons indebted to said Es tate, are requested to make payment to the under signed, without delay. ' JOHN DAWSOX. Wilmington, Dee. 15, 1860-w. - MRS. WEf SLOW, SS'Aa experienced nurse and female phyii dan, has a Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the process of teething by softening the gums, reducing all iaflamation will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your selves, and relief and health to your infants. Per fectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in anoth er column. . feb25-ly WALKER M DARES, ISSO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG GIST and Apothecary, and Dealer in Select Medi eines English, French and German ' Chemicals, Swedish Leeches, etc., also, PAINTS, OILS, Window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, 4c, Ac - . ! aug 14, 1860 w A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE ! This splendid Hair Dye has no equal instantaneous in effect beautiful Black or natural Brown no staining the skin or injuring the Hair remedies the absurd and ill effect of Bad Dyes, and invigo rates the nair for life. None are genuine unless signed " W. A- Batchelor." Sold e very whiA-e. CHAS. KATCHELOR, Proprietor, sept 29-ly 81 Barclay street, N. Y. LANDRETII'S SEED. JUST RECELVFD, a full supply of Land- reth's New Crop GARDEN SEED, Beans, Peas, Asparagus, Beets, Blue Grass, Red and White Clo ver, and a general assortement of small seed. For sale by WALKER MEARES, 45 Market st. nov23 j W. XI- T iTPPITT, Wholesale and Retail Druggist and Chemist, N. E. Corner Front and Market St., Wiuuhotost, N. C. fcS. ALWAYS ON; HAND, a full and fresh as sortment of DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS, PERFUMERY, AND FANCY ARTI CLES. - Prescriptions accurately compounded. Medicine can be obtained at any hour of the night. The night bell is at the second door (oa front street,) from the corner. ax. On and after this day, all prescriptions will be Cash. : oct 30 HAIR DYE II AIR DYE. WM. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. The Original and best In the World. All others are mere imitation, and should be avoided if you wish to escape ridicule. GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR, dyed instant ly, to be beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without injury to Hair or Skin. Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded Win. A. Batchelor, since 1839, and over 80,000 ap plications have been made to the Hair of his pa trons, of bis famous Dye. Wm. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished from nature, and is warran ted not to injure in the least, however long it may be continued, and the ill effects of bad Dyes reme died ; the Hair invigorates for Life by this splen did Dye. ! Sold in all cities and towns 'of the United States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Tha Genuine has the name and address, up on a steel plate estrravug, on tour siaes oi eacn box, of William. A. Batchelor. i. CHARLES BATCHELOR, Proprietor, sept 29-ly ; 81 Barclay Street, N.'Y. Pimples Banished ! ' Faces Made Clear! r t How 1 By one week's use of the Maanollm Balm. A perfectly harmless, but elegant and enectaal pre- I . paration. ! Price M cents per bottle. Sold everywhere See advertisement. . W. E. HAGAN A CO., Proprietors, apl 19-lydAw Troy, New York. GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY. Some four months since our excellent townsman, Naphtaxi Ezbeibl, informed us that he had prepar ed a hair restorer, with which he was experiment ing upon his own head, whose top was entirely bald.' We saw him two days since,' and on the place so bald four months since, a fine crop of hair has sprung up with a vigorous growth. So con vinced is Mr. Esekiel of the efficacy of his discove ry,' that he has named it "THE INFALLIBLE V1RG1NJA HAIR REST6RER." Mr. E. is about going into an extensive manufacture of an article which is destined to prove of anxious interest to our bald pated friends. Richmond Enquirer, Dec. 12,1850.. j I . This famous article can now be had of the princi pal Druggists. - Those persons who desire a fine head of hair, have only to use the restorer accord ing to printed directions oh the bottle. Those who have any doubts of its efficacy can have them removed in a short time, by using the Virginia Hair Restorer infallible, proving that it is, all it is claimed to be. ' 1 Wholesale depot for orders, 69 Main at. R. EZEK1EL. ; Richmond, Nov. 14, 1359. 1. N. Exekiel, take oath on the Holy Bible, that 1 have ben bald for the past 12 years and have restored my hair by using Esekiel's Virginia' Hair Restorer. Nathtaxi Ezbeixl. This day sworn to before me, by Naphtali Eae kiel. :. j ' Joe. Mato, . Mayor of Richmond. W. H. L1PP1TT, Sole Xg't., jan 14 Wilmington, N. C GLUE--GLUE. CARD. We beg leave to inform Jhe tradd, that .nnointd WM. C. HOWARD. Esq., a- val Store Broker of Wilmington, N. C, SoleAg't for our Glue. f . , Boston, apl 3, I860. GEO. B. ROGERS A CO THE UNDERSIGNED, having been appointed by GEO. R. ROGERS A CO, of Boston, sole agent for the sale of their Glues in this market, respect fully .solicits orders from the trade, j Their glaxed Glue Is warranted equal to, if not superior, to. any manufactured fa the United States, and is warran ted to give satisfaction, or the money will be re funded. A well selected stock or low graces irom otber carties kept constantly on hand ; samples of which can be seen at my office. apl-ly. W. a HOWARD, Broker. CEDAR FALLS GRAIN BAGS. 3,000 just re ceived, for sale by , - j - dee & . 1 WORTH A DANIEL., CHEESE. E NGLISH. PINE APPLE AND STATE, at dee 11 - GEO. MYER'S. HAY. BALES vNew York, I la etortv For !UUflTeTlow,bT , nn dee 20 4Ail9 vi tfciiaju A . DIEECTORY. 'STATE GO VERPTMENtJ Governor Jno. W. Ellis, of Rowan. ' Private SecTetary--Graham Daves, of Craven. Treasurer D. W. Courts, of Wake. Secy of State Rufus H. Page, of Wake. Comptroller C. EL Brogden, of Wavne. Attorney General W. A. Jenkins, bf Warren. Speaker of Senate H. T. Clark, of Edgecombe. ' " -' House of Commons W. T. Dortch, of Wayne. State Librarian O. n. Perry, of Wake. Public Printer JnoSpelman, " " C0CKCILLOSS OF 8T1TK. Council Wooten, of Lenoir ; John W. Canning ham, of Person ; W. A. Furguson, of Bertie ; J. F. Graves, of Surry ; David ilurphy, of Cumber land; J. J. Long, of Northampton, and W. L. Hillard, of Buncombe. . FEPISAL AHD SfAJB COTjaTS. The United States Circuit Court, for the District of North Carolina, is held semi-annually at Raleigh, on the 1st Mondsyin June and last Monday in No vember. ' Judges--Hon. J. M. Wayne, of Georgia ; Hon. Asa Biggs, of Martin, District Jadge salary, $2000. . cooeri r. dick. District Attorney; Wesley; Jones, Marshal. J The United States District Courts are held at ' Edenton, 3d Mondav in April and October, J. M: ! Jones, Clerk ; Newbern, 4th Monday in April and j October, Benjamin Brown, Clerk ; Wilmington, : 1st Monday after the 4th Monday in April ana Or- j tober, John L. Csntwell, Clerk. THE SCPBEMB COtTBT. The Supreme Court of North Carolina is held at T? 1 rkt r anmiitltir am aAnvn.'l fanHflT i ry June, and the 2d Monday in December. It is 'abo held once a year at Morganton, Burke county, on the first Mondav in August, J. K. Dodare, Clerk. The onTcers are as follows : Chief Justice, Rich mond M. Pearson, of Yadkin ; Justices, M. E. Manly of Craven, and William H. BattK of Or ange, salary of each, 2,500 per annum. William A. Jenkins,, of Warrenton, Attorney-treneral ; Hamilton C, Jones, of Rowan, Reporter ; Edmund B. Freeman, of Wake, Clerk ; . Oliver H. Perry, of Wake, Deputy Clerk ; James Litchford, of Wake, Marshal. . . , 9LFEEI0B COCaXS. The Superior Courts are held in seven Circuits, bv the following ofiicera : -Judges. R. R. HeaCh. of Chowan : Geo. Howard, of Wilson ; Jaa. W Os born, of Mecklenburg, Robert S. French, of Robe son, John il. Dick, ot Lruilforu ; John li. iiailey, ot Orange, and Romulus M. Saunders, of Wake. " So licitors Elias C. Hines, of Edenton, rides the First Circuit; William J. Houston, of Duplin, rides the Second Circuit ; .William A. Jenkins, the Attorney-General, rides the Third Circuit ; Thos. Ruin, of Oranee, rides the Fourth Circuit : Robt. Strange, of New Hanover, rides the Fifth Circuit ; David Coleman, of Ifuncombe, rides the Seventh Circuit.' PUBLIC WOBE3 IN SOB Til CABOLINA. The Branch Mint of the United SUtes is located at Charlotte, in Mecklenburg county in this State. This establishment was authorized by Act of Con gress, passed 3d March, 1835. The officers are as Follows: Green W. Caldwell, Superintendent and Acting Treasurer; John H. Gibbens, Assayer, Melter and Kenner ; John U. UOUon, Uhiel (Oiner ; Wm. F. S. Stranee, Clerk. The Universitv of North Carolina, situated at Chapel Hill, in the County of Orange, twenty -eight miles W. A. v. Irom KPlei&rh. The North Carolina Institution for the education of the Deaf and Dumb, and of the Blind, is located at Raleigh, W. J. Palmer, Principal. Fortifications. Fort Macon. Beautort Harbor. Carteret county ; Fort Caswell, Smith ville, Bruns wick county. 1 United States Arsenal. Located at Fayette- ville. ; Insane Asylum of North Carolina, situated in the vicinity of r Raleigh, will contain 250 patients ; 125 patients now in it. Dr. E. C. Fisher, Superin tendent ; Dr. F. T. Fuller, Assistant Physician ; Mr. R. K. Ferrell. Steward; Mrs. Hill, Matron. Dr. Charles E. Johnston, Kemp P. Battle, W. W. Blow, John A. Taylor, and Dr. Cplumbus Mills, Directors. Dr. Charles E. Johnston, President of the Board : William E. Anderson, Treasurer. Messrs. Hold en, Johnston, and Battle, Executive Committee. " All indigent insane persons entitled to be received, and treated, and taken care of at the public charge. aymg patients are. also received trom this ana other States, for proper form to be1 observed in sending indigent insane to Asylum, see Revised Code, chapter on Asylums.; o- 1- ' TOWN GOVERNMENT. COMMISSIOSTBHS OF WILKIKQTON. Mayor John Dawson. S D Wallace, O G Parsley, Samuel R Banting, W A Wright, T C Miller and Alfred Martin. riEB DBPAETMBNT. Chief Engineer James Mitchell. Assistant Chief Engineer W T J Yann. ' Chief Fire Warden B W Beery. Assistant Fire Warden W T J Vann. Fire Wardens George Myera, B W Boery, C D Ellis, W T J Vann, Edward Kidder. E Kidder and C D Ellis, to superintend blowing up buildings. Lamp Lighter Dempsey Martin. HOWARD ESLIEP FIE8 C0HPANV. (Re-organized June 6, 1859. ) Foreman Walter Furlong. 1st Assistant John Sheppard. 2d Assistant William Dowling. Secretary E P Wade. Treasurer Daniel Disbrow. HOOK AKD LADDER OOMPAXV NO. 1. Foreman-rJohn Wright. 1st Assistant J Kizer. Secretary and Treasurer J. F. Bishop. COVJIIS8I0KER8 OF SAVISATIOX. ( Office 18 Water street. ) George Harriss, T C Worth, W C Fergti-, Jos H Flanner, Wm M Harris. SCHOOLS, j boabo or scpgRiSTENDssrs of covjiON scuools. j Chairman S D Wallace. Wm S Larkins, James McDnffle, James Kerr, S David Mclntvre. Robert H Tate, Samual Player i and Joseph M Foy. WILMIS3T0S isriTeis. L Meginney, Principal. .WILMISOTOS MAES AND F8MALB SBKIJflHV. O W Jewitt, Principal. OAK DALE CEMBTKRT COMPANV. President Donald McRae. Directors Wm A Wright. G R French Ed ward Kidder, Jno A Taylor, Owen L Fillyaw, S D Wallace. ' ! Secretary and Treasurer Asa A Brown. Office i next door to Bank Wilmington. ; : j COUSTT OFFICERS, COCRTS, Ac. . ! Sheriff W T J Vann. Clerk. County Conrt Samuel R Bunting. Clerk Superior Court James A Wright. ! Judge U S District Court Asa Biggs. f rflhiil ITS District N C Weslev Jones. Deputy Marshal U S, District Wilmington Jno J Conolev. Clerk U S District Court John L Cantwell. j Clerk and Master Equity DuBrutx Cutlar. Chairmau County Court James T Miller. Register of Deeds,.Ac Jere Nichols. i Special Magistrate of Town John J Conoley. : j ConsUbles Lewis M Williams, 1 Jno Utlay, Wil- i Ham H Biddle, A Wilder, James P Stringfield, J j J Moore. r i j iKsrscToas.' j Wood Inspectors Joseph Smith, Wm Holden. j Provision Inspectors David E Bunting, Hiram ; T? V5wn . Tral Store Inspectors Alfred Alderman, Jas ! M Stevenson, James O Bowden, John S James, n-frA AMermAn. John C Bowden. Thomas W Player, John M Henaerson, ai oouinenanu, I .t i J TTT ft ! liam J Price, Robert v jonnson, Hainan r nor- j deaux. : J . ' " i ( . ; ... I Timber and Lumber Inspectors James Alder-' man. t. h Bowden. wames Jieiviu, ncmr , Groves, J W Munroe, N CUrk, Robert Maxwell, E Turlington. . WltMIKaTOS OAS EIGHT COMPAST. (Office in Savings Bank ; Building. ) ' President Col John McRae. Secretary and Treasurer Wm Hyde. Saperiatejident QUverllcIliieany. . L SECRET SOCIETIES. v SI. JCHS'S LOUSE KO. 1 KAS0MC. ; , (Meets the last Tuesdav Evening in each month at , St. John's liall. ) ; j O L FOlyaw, Master.? M Newboff S W. t Oliver Mellhenny, J W. Jno L Cantwell, TreaV. T M Gardner, Sec'v.' Henry Spalding S D. A A Hartsfield J D. j JO Bowden, Tyleii COXCOED CQAFTER X0. 1 JtASOSIC. I i f (Meets 1st Mondav evening in each month ail St. ,' I ... John's HalL) ,- i -. Most Ex RG Rankin, H P. Com LC Turner! GM'3d Ex O L Fillvaw. King. V. r r - Ex T B Carf, Scribe. Com I NortWop, G -M 2d Com P W Fanning, Capt V. v ,; f , Hct. , I Com W J Price, G M ist Com A Martin, Pm " M" Newhoff, K A Cast. V.- : Cod Jno A Taylor .Trea. " F: Turlington, Tjrler. . cafe feab tones o, z t. o. o. r.; s ; . (Meets Tuesday night, at Odd Fellow's Hafl. ) Asa J- Murray, ' N G. i W L S mith, Secetary. Jamc E Kea, V ii. T H Howey, Treasurer. AUPBELL ESCAKPKEXr XO. 1 I. 0. 0. T. i ?deets in the nail of Cape Fear Lodge, 1st and 3d Friday in each month. vj'i'l; -' J D GaiuntrC P. ! I ' ThovM Gardner, JjW.. Rv A P Eepiton, IT P. R J Jones, Scribe. John J ConJ:y S W. Thos H"Uowey, Tras. TAPE FEAT. MARI.VS iOTXU ABSrtSEVCE SOCIETV. Jlcrts at ihi Seamen's P.tnh 1, on Dock Street, (.rjrv Monday' evening, immediately after the close of th'e Prayer' Meeting tor. seamen.) 4 Chaa D Elli", President. Geo W Williams, Yice Wiiham M I ouson. bcj- President.: rctarv. Jas Fleet As't Secjt'y. 1 TtXZSD SOCIETV. Charles D Ellis, Vrt,l- B F Mitchell, Sec'y A dent. ' I Treasurer. ; ' C D Ellis, Gilbert Potter, Col John McRea,fA J DeRosset. O G Parsley, Executive Boardj Geo WWiHiams, keeper of the Seameri.'i llpme, car Front and Dock Streets. ' j M ' j; I. A DIES HERETO lt Direct rchs, Mrs Ken- .EST S0CIEIT. 4th DirectresfijMrj pal - nedv. 2d Directrej:. Mrs II at;- Secretary, Mrs riss. 31 Directress, Mr De- Treasurer,, Mis Lilting tmi. 1 .'. :: ' , i i. Rc;sett. VILMIXOTON' MUlLAliV ASSOCIATION. ("Organized June, 1855.) r D r J II Dikson.Presi(knt. Donald McRae "Trcas. Sec'y. ueo Davis ica rrcs't. PJatt Cowan, Treasurer Wm R U'tiev, Rev R B Drane. il II Cowan E D HaU. S I). Wallace. John A Taylor, G J McRae,:J "G; Wright, Directors. : I ' -' MILITARY. ,V-IL,riSGTOS LIGHT IN'FAK'TR T. , (Org. May. 20th, lS53.)j Wm L DeRopset, Cant. R B McRae, 1st Li-ut. J C Mellhenny, 2.1 Lsut. II Savase, 3d" I C Winslow, ) Ensign. A D Cazanr, Quarter . Master. ' - -C-I) Myers, Orderly. . . . ilBaMAK yOLCTMEKJiS. ! ..-ifj: ( Organized February 22d, 1853. ) , ; j C Cornc-hlsen, Capt. II G Hashegan. 3d Lieut. II Von Glahn, 1st Lieut. W Deinstb'atch. Ensign. II Vollers, 2d Lieut, i J Meier, Order! vv : J . banks. r: i f I ' KXSK OF ("APE FEAB, 'i.': T H Wright,' President. II R Savage, tashilr. J'G BuTr, Teller. J D Gardner, As" t Toller. J.McLaurin. B k-kecpiv I II Hardin. Dlsj Cferk. Disoouut Dav r u tj. . bAXK Of v:ir. I ;f5TO-: . V. v. John MacRae, President. W L' Smith, Telhr. " T M Gardner. Dis Clerk. . Discount Dav S Jfiwett, Cahier: ,1 - ''I keeper. ; i; ; J , Tuesday. ; - j ' BANK, or J Jehu Dawion, Pres. Wm D S.ith. Tcilvr. i)i.-cot!nt id U CAMOLIXA. ; ; ii Wm lieston,; Cashierli .1 II Wright ' Day, Tuoydaj-;! ;:0M:.ir,! L 'ilN i .T VII.J5IXOTOy. !-- i O G Parsley, Pres. Jno McRa?. Jr.TeiLr. Tiai'v Savag,.ei Cashier. Asa 'K Walk-,i Bijok- J D. Barry'. Dis. Clerk.' keener. i ' , - Discount Day, Monday, i. ;J .'. ;r MfN'lIX PAVINGS BiNK. John A Taylor, President. Wm Hyde Cah ier. RAIL ROADS. - WILMINGTON, CHARLOTTE Jt TtUTFEERFOE'D ,E. (Olfice cor Market and S Water street. H W Guion, President. R H Cowan, Sec. J C McRae, Chief Eng. Road unfinished.'-. U0AP. Freas. I WILMISOTON 4: .(MANCHESTER HAIL -RO-AD, ! Thos D Walker. Pres. Wm A Walker. Sfc'v J P Robertson,Gen'l Sup". Jus J Ling, Trea1'. li B Mciiao, Geu I tretght Agent., WILMINGTON A VELPON RAIL ROAD, i Hon W S Ashe. I rati- J W Thompson,; Gen. Freight Agent. dent. S L Fremont, Chief Eng. & Sup. James S Green, Sec'y A- . Treasurer. ' S D Wallace, Asst Sec & Gen Ticket. Agent. James G Green j Yard Ma&ter. -; P H Langdon, Aud'r A SuDt's Clerk. William Smithy Ticketli Agent. . ' . . ' ";: CHURCHES. Methodist Episcopal, cor' Front and Walnut, i Methodist Episcopal, (S'i Sth-bt Church and Cas tle, Rev J II AV heeler. Pastor. i Baptkt, Cfr Orange andCth, Rev A Paul Repiton, Pastor.. . . - . ' ; ' Baptist, Fror.t bt Ann and Nun'n, Rev J L Pjich-ai-d, Pastnr. ' Baptist, (O S;,.Ca-.tl"e bt, oth and 6th, Rev Aaron Davis. Pastor. - j ' - A Roman Catholic, Dock Murphr, Pastor. hi 2d and 3.3, Rev Thomas'1 Eiicoiia!, (St Jam cr.r Market .and 3d, Rev. ; K li Drane. liectox. - Episcopal, (St John's,) cor 3a and RedCrops.I Episcopal, (St Paul's, cor 4tii and Orange,, Bishop i i nos Ai&insou, xwecior. : --, . . -Presbyterian, Princess bt 7th and Stii,' Rev MiMc-j . yueen, castor. i : . j I Presbyterian, ! now building. ) cor 3d and Orange,.; Rev M B Grier, Pastor.. ;f Baptist, (now bunding,) cor Market! and 5th, :tevj ' J L Pilchard, Pastor. " fir Lutherans now building . cor' Market and &th,Rer' J II Meneert, Pastor. Seamen.' Bethel.. Dock-bt Frant and S Wateri POST .OFFICE. -"'M VILMIN'GTON. XOISTTt CAROLINA. "Postmaster Daniel Dickson. ; , Assistants Joseph L Jaeousand 1 Otlice hoars from 7'i A M to 1 P M. 2 PM to sundown. Sunday?,: T1 A M to 9 A M. ' 'Is ' Northern Mail, bv W & W It It-arrives dail at T P M and 5 A M. "Closes H and 9 P M, changing on Sunday from IViiP M to 10 A M.i ' : ' Southern Mail, by! W AMR It, arrives daily att ili A M. Closes daily at 7 P M. I . j 8imthville. i t . K horse, ) arrives. -Monday ana Fridtev at 3 P M. "oes Tuesday and Saturday at) 7 a M. V ' 'i:' ;i- !' Onslow Court Iloft-e. N C, (horse) arrives Mon day at 9 A M. Closes Thursday at 9 P M. j U. S. GOVERNMENT OFPICERSf. ; '-'' Cf?T.uM irorsE.. ' M ' '.'- -- j UK ' ' Jas T Miller, Collector. DM Fbvles; Weigher! W J Priire, D.eputy; Col lector. II R Nison Surveyor; W N Peden, Naval Otll- & Guager. i. ji juurneii, ipV f uurcn anaj uriann Sullivan Inspector Ail cer. Measurer. Thomas W. Hroivs, Jr.. U. S. Conimissioiier.i ; ' coxscts. ' H. J ; '; British Vice-Consul Don McRae, n Water. i 'Spanish Vice-COnsul F J Lord, 6 u Water. ' -j Brazilian Vice-Con?ul O G Parsley ,!jr, ccr n; Water and Mulbery. '.(up stairs. )i t? I f J Dani?h Vice-Con ulrP K Dickinson, cos Front; and Chestnut. j :. " i ' I IVTF.RXAL IMPROVE3IENT. i "OLORIDA RAILROAD "BONDSietfCft or JP the ahfove Bond--redeemable in 1891 it a. Vf tipvU V ('vi X"- f "J i i 1 eitT" of New York, 1st March and 1st September. For sae tv DeROSSET, RRUU N & to. dec 1 . . j - ISO v-urr i. BAGS RIO COFFEE. 20 bags Laguayra Coffee.' 20 mats" besc Java decT ' ZENO II. GREENE. ; ERR AN T& WILSON. , ' A RE CONSTANTLY, receiving fine CLO TH " COATS, City make Cassimere Suits at the lowest possible rates. dec 10 Ciiy: Business Cards. r 1; ; . ERRANT fe WILSOX, XTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Do- , f f I mestic Dry GookI, Groceries, Clotnutg, Boots, Shoes, Ac. . , i f j, Nosw 14 and 15 North .Water Street, oct 2 H - --:. ,.. Wilmington, N. CT JAS. T. PETTEWAY & CO. ACTORS AND COMMISSION Merchants. No 8 North Wter Street. : WiLniJcsToar. N. C. Solicit consignments of all kinds of Produce, al so orders for Gfceriea.: Bagging,. Rope, Guano, Ac.,. Ac. ;j : oct 3 OEORfTS HABS1SS. A. J. HOWEtt. Dl. W. W. HASSISS. 1IARRISS & HOWELL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Oct 155 ; Wilmixotom, N. C. WORTH & DANIEL, aROCERS AND COMMISSION Meechasts; No2 2, Granite Row, Wilniington, N.Ci; Solicit consignments of. Flour, Dried Fruit, Featiers, Beeswax, Tobcaco and Country Produce generally. ; Agents for Howe's celebrated Scale. I). G. WORTn. . sept 2i3,ly N. G. DANIEL. AXES XSDZZXQS, ?! ANDERSON EDWAKD SAVASB. & SAVAGE, fi ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, yjt . J my i.s,.'60-iy. Wilmington, N. C. i C. H. ROBINSON &, CO., G10MMISSI0N AND , FORWARDING MER- CHANTS, Wilmington, N. C. OfBce over Mr. J. A. Willard's store. 3" Entrance Corned Princess and Water at. mar 9, 'COtf ' 1 . L. W.VSEHiNT, , 0S0. WISOS. ' ERRANT A? WILSON, I COMMISSION MERCHANTS, r Nos. 14 ssa ia rortn vv ater'st., oct 2, 'C0-ly Wilmington, N. C. w. A. 5 WVEltj. . LOVET PEACOCK, ; S. B. JEN.VISGS ; 1 '-; . J. W-ii,mixotos, N. C. lott. -i i . i ( lOpIMlsSlOX MERCHANTS, Wholesale Gro-Spfrctarx- ' Mrs Van- if I i ri-a ami HpnWa in VAVA T. STOtlPS. CAW. luand bouthern Froduce generally. I :Prompt-i personal .attention "given "to all I consignments of produce. ' , i r WILLIAM II. LIPPITT, IIIIEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Wholesale and V Retail Dealer in Taints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Putty Segars, Old Brandies, and WineS;, Perfumery arid Fancy. Articles, N. E. cor ner Front; and Market sts.., Wilmington, N. C. mar 25, 5B . - 1 ; . ' i l EDWIN A. KEITH, G10MMIS3I0N MERCHANT. j- i - L ... ; Wilmington, N. C. 5. Offers his services to Planters as Factor or Agent for th sale "of COTTON; will give his per sonal attendance to the business..' His commission for Belling Ctktore. will be 50 cts. per bale, no addi tional char'gej w ill be made. Cotton forwarded to New York at! 10 cts per bale. ! . bctt-18tQ -fy r - 1 O. G. PARSLEY fc CO. '. PROPRIETORS of the IIiltox Steam Saw ao PtAsiso'MiLLS, Wilmington,! N. C. AU orders or inquiries fori 'LUMBER, will receive prompt attention- j inch 21 '59 1 SMITH & McLAURIN, C' COMMISSION AND FoawAuniNG Merchants, . Wilmington, N. C. Ueferfto . ': . ; John Dawsojt, Esq., Mayor.' 12. P. HALt,, Esq., President Branch Bank State N. C. '-.J; S T T. M. MITH, f! i JOBS M LACSIS. July 1 1859-tf ' I I MALCOM MCINNIS, ROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. North Water street. 5 oct;;i ;" ? . Wilminarton. N. C. CiJA.S. D. Mters, . MYERS F-RKiii. J. MOORE. Moons. " Y7"II0 LESALE and retail dealers in Hats, Caps, YV Straw Goods, Furs, Umbnellas, Canes, Ac. Ac;, 34 Market street, Wilmington, IN. C. . Jutie 21, 1S59 ' " - , f! T. C. & B. G. WORTH, C1QMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER j CHANTS, . Wilmington, N. C. UNION DISTILLERY, Wilmington, N. C. II. VANBOKKELEN, Proprietor. A. A LL KINDS OF NAVAL STORES, purchased, manufactured, and sold. Wharfage and storage furnished, and coop erage done at fair rat 3s. jan 2 I860. . G. POLVOGT, u PIIOLSTER AND PAPER HANGER, Corner Iroiit and Princess Streets, : , ,j Wilmington, N. C. Keeps constantly on hand Mattrasses, Lounges, Cushions,? Feathers,' Curled Hair, Moss, and all UnhoLsterv Materials. Also. Paper IlaneinM, Wyidow Shadesj Fire Screens, 'and Decorations of every description. ; . 'Pictures framed to'order. Prompt attention given to Cttina: up Railroad Cars Steamboats, and Private Dwelling?, j may 31 . j ; j 'j ' j L L.HHATilAWAr II ATI! A WAY W.K. CO. R. CTLBV. & (OinilSSION MERCHANTS, j plcc -16, '58 i Wilmington, N. C. J; M. ROBINSON & SON, XMPORTERS AND DEALERS in ;Forein and i JL Domestic Hardware, Agricultural Implements, kc, uSo. 8, Frotit St., V tlmmgton; jam JOiSEPII R. BLOSSOM, , G1 ENERAL COMMISSION AND FORlVARD r ING MERCHANT, Wilmington,S'. C. 32S Prompt (Personal attention given ! to Con signments, for Sale or Shipment; -.Liberal Cash .advancements, made bn Con signments to mj New York friends. nov 2, '57 HENRY NUTT. TRACTOR AND FORWARDING AGENT, JP ! ; i Wilmington N. C. ".Will give his personal attention to business entrusted to hisjeare. ; , sept 10, '57-tf. jamEsJ 3'roKLEy ; '.alex. oldhaSt. f STOIC LEY & OLDH AM, TEALER3 IN GRAIN, A COMMISSION I J .MERCHANTS, Wilmington. N. C. "Proajpt attention given to the ' sale of Cotton, Flour, Bacon, and other Country Produce. JUTE ROPE. COILS bdst Jute Rope, for gale by nov 28 - ZENO II. GREEN. 30 f i, ALMANACS FOR 1861. rpURNER'S Morth Carolina Almanacs, at KEL X LEY'S BOOK STORE. dec 11 ifTO ARRIVE. 500 BBLS FLOUR. Apply to STOKLEY A OLDHAM.- i . - l BACON. ifllDS. SIDES, and I hhds. arrived, i For sale by J, A. r 12 shoulders, just WILLARD. 800 j, SACKS just landed.. For sale at $1,10 per sacs, i i nqv iu a. v illaku. ' JA FLOUR. : T71AM1LY, Super and Fine! Fayetteville and Wilmington inspwtion. in store," and for sale by j (dec 11) i -ZENO H. GREENE. QUESTION FOR MATIIEMATI s CIANS I AND ECONOMISTS. TF I860' feet: of gas is consumed through eight JL burners, in 9 nights, at a cost of $5 per thou sand feet, how much is consumed by each burner per hour ? at what cost, and what would be the cost of, an equal amount of tight , obtained from Kerosene Oil T Answer : There is consumed by I j each burner, 25 feet per night,! or 6 feeder hour, 1' at a Cost of 6 ctints jer hour per burner. Four H Kerosene Lamps afford as much light as 8 gas burners; 4 gallons of Kerosene. Oil will supply 4 lamps on month, whieh, at $1,20 per gallon, is 4,80 per; month, or a cost of one cent per hour per lamp ; therefore, by burniDggas, the expense is only six hundred' per centum greater than to burn Kerosene Oil," which, with Lamps, can be had at the RENDEZVOUS of the Inimitable -r jan 12 ; . f :.CASSIPET. NORTHERN BUSINESS CARDS. jso. a. daxct. ions a. araujr, r. at. btmait. late of ' late of ! late of Tarboro' N. C. Scotland Neck, Warrenton, N. C DANCY, HYMAN A CO., GROCERS AND COMMISSION MxacHArrs, J 124 Pearl atreet. New Yoax. t. niMAN, DANCT& CO., I ROCERS AND COMMISSION Miechajiti, VJJ oarot.E, Va. The New York boW will be' conducted by Jno. S. Dancv, aided bv R. W. II v man. i The Norfolk House will bo" conducted, by John n. Hvman and F. M. nyman. : : .' ' I . Jp33r Particulars attention given to the Bale of Cotton, Corn, beat; and Naval Stores. September 13-tf i860 Geo. O. YavAxxixoe, Ja., C. S. VrAsAais6E. TANAMREVGE BROTHERS, j "Vf AVAL STORE AND GENERAL Couiumioji j.1 mekcbasts, . 148 Water Street AN'ow York atria to Mr.. J. R. Blossom . Mess. T. C. A B, G. Wobta, " Hathawat a Co., " J. a D. McRas a Co., Mr. J. II. Flaxxeb, August 21, '60-tf Wilmington, N.& LONDON Ac DRY AN, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. j y No. 32 India street Boston. ! AST Consignments of Naval Stores, Cotto i Lumber, and other Southern Prodilce solicited. I Jso. R. LosDosr, - J. U: Bsta, Jr. Nov 21-tf WM. U. GRIINER, W. W. HA&ENES3. GREINER A; HARKNES9, qOTTON AND O ENERAL COMMISSION House. Puiladsl'ipuia. j or 15, 1857 ' 1 wm. L. Hill, N. M. Nobelest'. bf North Carolina, of North Carolina, mi v t. vnnif rrnn G' ENERAL COMMISSION A FORWARDING Merchants, Shockoe Slip, i S Richmond, Va., I Solicit consignments of Cottoti. Lumber, Fish, and all kinds of Merchandize End Produce. ALSOi,- Agents for the purchase of Sugais, Coffeea, Molas ses, Salt, Lime, GuanoAc. Large cargoes of the above articles are offered for late in our market an nually, and we shall be pleased to operate for par-; tiesordering, promising faithfulness in our en deavors to representthem. Jan 2 -ly ; G. W.' WILKINSON &. CO. ' j T7RUIT AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 8D Barclay street, N. V- Particular attention giren toconaignuientt and purchase ot Merchandise, ail Kinds. i Liberal cash advances tUroughWILKINSON CO., Wilmington, N. C. - August 2, 1860-1 v i " ! I r7 EROSEN E LAMPS. A large supply suitable for stores, for sale very cheap w ith OiCat ' dec 7 CASSIDEY'S. i EASTERN HAY. l" 150 jan 9 BALES Eastern Hay, ex schr. -, far" sale, low, from wharf, by ELLIS A MITCHELL. LAMPS TO HIRE. ILLUMINATING APPARATUS, for Balb, Par ties, Public Meetings, Ac, can be hired on very reasonable terms, of the Inimitable jan 8 ', CASSIDEY. CHOICE BACON. 22 hhds. choice Western Bacon Sides and Shouldeja. For ale bv dec 21 HATHAWAY A CO. ' "XT O. FLO UU. 50 boxes 50 bbls of" good HATHAWAY A CO. . brands. dec 21 Ml dec 21 USCOVADO SUGAR. 20 hhds. . prime. choice Muscovado Sugar. For sale by -. HATHAWAY A CO. LARD. N0 5 hi. ;. 'estern.Lard a splendid article. IN STOIiK : 16 Kega N. C. Lard, in good packages, 5 " Western Lard, in small packages dec 4 For sale bv Z. IL GREENE. N TEW FLOUR In bags and bbls. For sale by uec i i piwAiiu i a, JLtviia.ok E NGLISU CHEESE 25 Boxes selected En glish Cheese, just receirad at ded V WORTH A DANIEL. THOSE CHOICE HAVANAS have come, at dec 6 WORTH A DANIEL'S. ARD. 20 Kegs Extra i.eai uar d for family WORTH A DANIEL. use. BURNING FLUID. Fluid and Oil tin cans, for sale very cheap, at CA-SIDEY'r. dec 7 . . TO-DAYNEW AND FRESH. STR. PARKERSBURG. CONCENTRATED LEAVEN something new, New Beef Tongues, Yeast Powders. " Smoked Beeft Buckwhest, , . Rye Flour, . Butter, 60 bbls. C. Sugars, Raisins, 10 " A- " . 10 bbls. B. Sugars, 10 " Crushed, Granulated and Powdered, . 25 boxes choice Yellow Cheese. WORTH A DANIEL, - jan 3 2 Granite Row, Front street. L , FAMILY FLOUR. " WE have the best' Family Flour in town, and we war rent each and every barrel and package, if not good, to be returned. : dec 12 WORTH A DANIEL. 7 ASTERN HA Y. 200 bales of1 the beat Eestei n Hay in market. For 6ale bv HATHAWAY A CO. ecZl VENI, VIDI, VICI. SUCH was the announcement of a very great victory, by a Roman General. The people of this day, fn speaking of the Inimitable CASSI DEY, modify the saying of the noble Roman, thus: "I came, I saw, I bought" of the great variety of articles offered for sale at the Rendezvous, . dec 21 26 a 23 South Front st. T IS A HISTORICAL FACT that South Caro lina has seceded ! This thev would not hsve een prepared to do, if some of her citizens had not bought KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, as well as a great variety of Fancy articles, suita ble for the Holidays Candy, Nuts, c. c, of the patriotic CASSlDEY. - dec.21 JUTE ROPE AND TWINE. 25 Coils best Jute Rope, Bagging Twine. For sale bv deel ; ZENO H. GREENE. B F EST HAMS IN TOWN at deel 1 WORTH A DANIEL'S. INE.BED ROOM SETS. A new lot, some very pretty just opened, and for sale at dec 19 . i , PERRIN'S.: CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES. PARKERSBURG. I kER Fresh Raisins, Fresh Butter;, " Figs, " Prunes, Citron, '' " Nutmegs," " Mace, " " Buckwheat " " ABaCSugar." Crushed " " Kwr.pt CiAnr t Cheese hegars. Tobacco, Ale, Porter, Raisins, Loaf Sugar. Granulated do. Elegant Hams, dec l'J WORTH A DANIEL. WOLFE'S LIQUORS. 1 ENUINE Schiedam Schnapps, Very Pdre Brandy. " " " Sberrv Wine. " ' Madeira " " Port " For or sale bv A "DANIELJ dec 18 WORTH PORK. 50 bbls. N. Y. City Mew Pork, for aale dec 7 by . ZENO IL GREEN El fpnE BEST FAMILY FLOUR, in town, war- : ' . I ' I ranted in au casea, to oe naa ot dec 2'J WORTH A DANIELJ SUGARS SUGARS! i 75 fT BARRELS C Coffee, and C Yellow Sugars, 25 bbls (Lrusneo, Lrranulated ana f owdered, 35 t,J Muscovado Sugars, light and drv, 6 hhds. " " " For sale by WORTH A DANIEL, jan 8 , i Granite Row. PORK PORK. iffZ BBLS, New Yjwk City Mess, just received I and for sale low, for cash, br I dec II ZENO H. GREENE. EXTRA GOSHEN BUTTER.- KEGS just to hand, from 20 to 28 centl. i CO dec 11 GEO. MYERS'. TO ARRIVE. dlZn BBLS. Flour different grades. jaa li STOKLEY A OLDTTAM. S. O. HERUING'S CHAM-VPION-BUUNED UP. U"HS JPO: back out of their 515CO MM iigminrvBtll MUM, AND 0 MOXtY. Read the Mlowlnr : - I I . STBicrit, On. ??.lf f. E. P. nofEMrt, E7., Ag't for LiUle . .fV $rr. ' euse. j ' . r , ' 3 Dear Sir: Wears authorUed, by M-ri S. C. Herring A Co.. to offer you, or Mr. LUI., nr ttt other person, 1000, to prove that a Herring Cliett. plon Safe ever failed to prescrTe iU coot' t.t t aa accidental fire and we will give tou, Mr. I.CU-, or any other reaponsible pemon,' 40y to riak the same offer in regard t Mr. Ll'.iif'i Sa!.. , ISirneiJ D. S. A S. T. CiEi n, I Agett for S. C. Herring A Co. This letter baTiug been forwarded to at, lbs following reply was returned t . ii J t Tbot, Nov. 10, 1K0. E. P. Hopkie, Em)., Syracuse, j Dear Sir t - oo are herrbv auLhnrlr. tA tr( both PM of the proposition made voa by B'. a. A S. P. Oeer. under date of Oct. 23. ISgO. r. sumina! that they mean, br "LUIU's flafo" tLm same afo manufactured by me, lines I bare man ufactured on my own acoouat, say within tbrvs yetrs last pait. The money to be deposited la the bands of Hon. Iaac McCooiha. Jr.. Mavor tt th . city of Troy, within lifteen days, and to be placed by him in the bands of some coir dc lent trsoe. who may be selected to receive the Uniimonv in this city, and to decide to whom it rhall be rml. Uulyyoara, - LtWJS L1LLU . The above accpptance of the chalLnr wat fjr- warded to Mr. Hopkins, , and by Liia ta Art. Geer, Agents, Ac, V which no response has been made. . MiToa'i Orrtci. 1 . . Troy. Deevuibt-r 4, l?C0. J The foregoinr letter have been handed to me by Mr. Lillie, and the contenu ofths sax hat io been examined, I conentfJ, at bit request, t i rr ceive and hold $1COO as the propped plode, cn the part of Mr. LlUie, and op to. this data f ksri held the same, and not bearing any thing fi om S. O. Herring A Co., or from 1). S. A S. P. Cce Agart. and the time hating expired, 1 hare thu day returned the funds deposited to Lewis LIIIm. ISAAC MrCOMHE, Jt. jan 13, Q. 11. KLLLLV, A;ar t. ' THE FIRST AND THILAST. rpilis SAYING was vxcmpluivd in the cuii Mr I North Carolina, as regarded h-'r sctitn li. tiitf daya of tha Kcvolution The MecVlf bt jrj. Declaration of Icdcpeadence, tigscd ty ttltiaii.. Howard, and other, was lh flrit j ubhc aMstlion". of the ritfht of a Stat or colony to b" fr to m- cde; and North Carolina was the lt i ritity . the articl&of confederation betiracn, and K.rn.irf there United Statist, Thus, onlck and prctrpt t. resin and rep l aggrmion. rti wa alcw to d le gate aw a v anv ol thupo cri Veiled in b r. llo I n hni table GASSIDLY has al-o jut rcccir. d !. 000 Sweet Orangen, Thich he ii ouering at thu i pnecedentedlr low pricei of f 1,55 a f 1,40 per fe !r uryd, at tho It-odeivou : jmi 'j c CONSIGNEES Of 10 hbds. Bacon and 2W L i-ora, marKtu diamond it., per senr iaua, from Bartlmoret will tdeaie make th-rrelt known at th ptlSco of tlie under ir-m-d, i.-c!sr.' iad T. V.. A li. O. WOUtll. GILHAMS MANUAL Major WRliimu GilLam, U cu.ia MiUur v Institute.' I ' 1 CONTENTS. Article Int. Arnjr Oiganixatlon Orr of Infuntry Organization of Caralrvt lilTBi n Ortira- tun of Fkld Artillery -The Staff. -Aytirlc2d Anns and A munition ; Article Sil-rSchool of th Soldier ; Article 4th School of the Company ; ' , . Article 4th Target Practiee; j" Article Cth School of the Battalion ; Articlo 7th School of the Trooper Article 6lb School of the Troop; . ' Article 9th School of the Squadron , . Article 10th Erolutiont of the Ut-giucui ; Article 11th Light Artillery Tactic; ' Article 12th Honors paid ty Trooj.i, tj thf President, Governor; Generals, Ac. ; " , Articlo 13th Duties of Captain, Compatl'",-- Duties in Camps. Garrisons, Ac. Article 14th The Staffs Article 15th Battles : Article 16ih Courts Jlartial; ( Article 17th Mumc, Rcvilje. Tattoo, Ac ; - Appendix The Articles of War. , ,1 The whole in one handsome voluins f Jl2.f i- Price $2,50. Book forwarded on receipt of prl . 50 copies received this morning, per P.xprett, at WHITAKER'S New Book .Store, Market at., bet. Jas. Dawson's and Wilkinons. TO A RMS I JTO ARMS1 ALL THOSE who are opposed to th Fularsl coerriou of a sovereign State, and who ar opposed to tho pasag of abolition sol Jit r through North Carolina, fur tb purpose of aubjugsting a sister State, will buy their Groceries. f'ruTt-.ioun. smau stores jan 1 ... . .. and accoutrements of the t atriof , CASS1DKY. COFFEE. RIO, LAGCAYKA. Java and St Domingo, in ' store, and for tale by ' - jan 10 j ZENO II. ORLUNE NEW CORN, AFIOAT. 2 QA A BUSHELS Prime White NewCif" J Corn, now landing, for bv jan 10 ELLIS A MITCHELL WHITE OATS. BUSHELS Heavy New York Stats Oats. For aale by ELLIS A MITCHELL. 2000 jan 11 WHEAT branJ 1000 BAGS in itoro, For sale", by jan 11 ELLIS A M11CULLL. RAISINS. 1( WHOLE boxes Urge bunch Rablsi, , 1U 10 U ' i . . " M jan 11 For ale bv ZENO H. GREEN'S. CANAL BARROWS. 100 Canal Barrowi, iu warehouse, and for sale, in lots to ault, st nov 30 : WILSON'S. . HOOP IRON, , 1 Ik TONS 1, i to IK incUiioopIr; f.r iU ttt IV jan? . ,M. MacINMS. MACKEREL. "TOS. 2 and 3, In ttore, and for Bale by r 1 jan 8 I M. MacIXNB N. C. FLOUR. t RECEIVED rr BaUroad, FamUy atiJ TUST i or sale iper, eclebratea Walcbovia ii:n orsi.o. by Utuusnti. uruwj (,v.'. nov 27 , . CEMENT & PLASTER. BBLS. Cement, 60 bbls. Plsiter Parit, wOO per brijr Wlter Witch. For alc bv dec 3 ELLIS A MITCHELL. ROOKS FOR ALL. rpiiE NORTH CAROLIN A FORM BOOK, Cif' I Veil's Justice, or Swann'i Ke'id Fr-dlr' . Legal Adviser, at KELLEY'S, die 11 , Book S'.'e- DEMIJOHNS, i, 3, , nd 5 galUxs, at dec 12 i ' PERRI.V . COFFEE COFFEE. Tf BAGS Rio Coffee 20 do Laguajra do Jd -JJ St. Domingo do 20 main Jia d Id t r-, and for tale low lor catb, bv ' dec 11. I 2EN0 II. GREENE. AILS. 150 kega assorted NsiTv 7mm 3 t 4 nov 1 fur sale by ZLNO n. GREENE. e X TTEALTIIFUL EXERCISE, is nectary to I 1 lone and happy hfe.Lt the unit tuv lr;:t.. dliug Hoot' the boys small aif,o! CA"sIUL and take plenty of execcise Gei cool uorningi. dec 1 i LEAVEN LEAVEN LEAVEN. LEAVEN, LEANEN, LEAVEN, LEAVEN Try it Try it Try it Try it, st jan'8 j WORTH A DANIEL'S T ! NOTICE ' t LL PEBSONS who srre IndVbted forOrocet i' , JA Provisions, Ac, either br note or accouc , to "the late firm of Wilson A , William v cu4 h: accounts are long since due, are requested t j-triH--immediate payment to-the subscriber, or inch ' counts will be placed in omeer hsnds for colivc tion. i i - , JAMES WILSON, jan 1 " j . ' No. 5 Market streit. BOOK FOR A LI' : rtMlEi North Carolina Form Book Cantwett's I Justice, or Swan's Revised Freecdey's L-stl Adviser, atlfrlljy's Book Store. drell WESTERN BACON. CASKS superior Cincinnati bides aad Shoul ders, in store, and tor tale by jan 8 ' JA. J1AC1.VMS. ; i CHEESE. O A BOXES New York SUts Cheese srlmdid. OU Jast received per schr D C. But. JaalO; Ttn-aleby : ZENO IL ORCENL. .. , v..,,.. 4 , . ' r.- , 2 :;,t '. . j ' - , , '' ' ' 5. t . ;