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and proper. Reason has been usurped By
The wiIes Of the demagogue.
A BANK A REPUBLICAN, MEASURE.
Mr.. MeDullie, in his celebrated report
Of 1890. held the following language about
the late Bank and the Congress which in.
corporaicd Il
4" It may be said without disparagement
that an assembly Of higher talent aud pur-
er patriotism has never existed, since the
days Of the Revolution, than the Congress
BY which the present Bank was ncorpora.
ted. If ever political party existed Of
which i; might be truly said that all the
ends they aimed at were their couniry's,
it was THE REPUBLICAN PARTY Of
lha, day. They had just conducted the
country through the perils OF a war wag.
cd in defence oil her rights and honor, and,
eleyating their views far above the narrow
and miserable ends Of party strife, sought
only 10 advance the perinlnent happiness
of the people. 1t was to THIS GREAT
END that THEY established the presen,
BANK
Again, in the same report, after alluding
to the recommendation Of Dir. Madison,
Mr.. McDuflie continues:
"The Bank boing nov recommended By
REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATIONS
was carried through both branches Of Con-
gress as 4 REPUBLICAN MEASURE
by an overwhelming majority OF THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY"
What will the Loco Focos say to this I!
II Bank was 4 " Republican measure !"
in 1916, and chartered to advance tie
permanent, haPpiness Of The people" viii
they tell Us what makes it a Federal mca-
sure noa ? aud why il viii not al this iimr
have the effect, as in 1916, to advance the
happiness of tie people
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN FLORIDA

By he papers received last evening We
Lean that a most violent and destructive
storm occurred in Florida on the night Of
the 9th instant. AT Port Leon "the wa
ter made perfect breach ten feet deep
over the town" and every warehouse was
destroyed, except ono, and part Of that al
so fell. Nearly every building was thrown
from its foundation, aud many Of them was
crushed TO atoms. Ali the people IN the
town are sufferers 10 greater or less ex-
tent The destruction at the lighthous,
was even more disastrous-every building
except the lighthouse having been destroy
ed, and, sad TO relate fourteen itres lost.
st. Marks is said 10 have suffered ia like
proportion with Port Leon National H.
igsqeer 27M September.
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vAx buren, MEETING N NEW YORK

VAN buren, MEETING N NEW YORK.
The friends Of Mr.. Van Buren, in the
city Of New York held meeting on the
18th ult., for the purpose Of expressing
their approval u the Syracuse Convention.
Il took place in the Park, and the CONNER.
cial Advertiser states that j, vas much
larger than The Calhoun meeting held a
few days before" and estimates the num-
her prescn, al between or 5000 But
tho American says, notwithstanding the
formidable show Of names IN the plebian,
the number of persons present were not
greater than d, tie Calhoun gathering q
last week" Mike Walsh, the leader Of
iLe rowdies, figured on the stand.
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~ The Globe mentions a rumor that

w ne NIO3E WVHTIOUs TUTIUT tHdI q
portion Of the $4,000 appropriated by
Congress for the China Mission has been
purloiued-and it more than hints that an
extensive system Of forgery and official
pcculation exists, in at least one Of the De
partmcnts. Very likely. When officers
are bought, they are not apt to be overly
honest. A man who viii sell himself will
hardly be TOO conscientious to steal, If, as
Gen. Jackson once said, when he was op.
posed to the Sub-Treasury, Temptation
and Opportunity are both thrown in the
way Raleigh Register.
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Attempted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS weeks
ago was published an accouu; Of a rencon-
tire in Kentucky, between Cassius NJ. Clay
and a Tyler Post Office Agent, in which
the latter was severely wounded. We
learn now that Mr.. Clay has been recent,
~ waylaid and shot at while returning
from Madison; and his horse alarmed al
the report OF the gun, ran of and threw
him. He escaped, however, without in
jury.
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A most brutal murder was committed
near Knoxville, Tenn, on the 9th ult., on
the person of John Sutton, soldier of the
Revolution, aged ninety five years, for the
sake of obtaining thirty-three dollars, the
pension money which the old man had
drawn that day.
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Tuesday, October 10. Isis.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY, of heHtucky.
A WARNING.

As our citizens were on Thursday night
bs,, alarmed by the cry cf Fire, we would
Ike the present as suitable time, as
Winter is approaching, TO warn them to
box well TO their own premises. BY this
Means we may be enabled TO save our own
property aud our ncighbors from desIruc-
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THE HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.

The Republican of the 18th utImo says
that the yellow fever in New Orleans has
clearly assumed the form of an epidemic,
and is of much more malignant type than
at any time during the early part of the
season. These changes for the worse are
attributed TO the extraordinary heat of the
weather.
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ANTI DuELLrNG MOVEMENT.

A meeting of influential gentlemen was
lately held in New Orleans for the purpose
Of trying to put some restraint Oh the prac-
lice Of dueling.
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"a The Petersburg Inielligencer states
that there arc nov eight Cotton Manutac-
turing establishments belonging TO that
town, some Of them on large scale, all
nearly in full operation and preparing to
extend them.
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The election in MARYLAND took place
on the din instant. We hope to be able
10 give good account in our next.
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ea- II is stated in late London papers
that the King Of the French had signiiied
his intention to reciprc cate the friendly
visit of Queen Victoria, by an excursion
to England in the course of the presen,
autumn.
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TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS

Dates from Oahu to the 10Th Of April
represent that the English still held pos.
session of these islands, but news had
reached there that they would at an early
daee, be surrendered to the native authorl.
ties. This in measure had quoted the
public mind, and business was beginning
10 assume lis wonted character.
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

( The revival Of prosperity in this branch
Of industry, as well as almost every other,
has set the Richmond and Petersburg folks
/ 10 Dragging OF their Cotton Establish
ments. They have greatly the advantage
Of the backwoods Of North Carolina SO far
as location is corcerned BIZ, we do no, be-
lieYe our section" can be bea; by Rich.
nond or Petersburg, or any where else in
the South, for quality, excellence and
cheapness of Domes ic Cotton Goods.
We count eight fac,ories--o in town,
and the other seven each within less than
DAVIS ride Of Greensboro.
In the upper part of Orange county, 10
the east, there is the High Falls facio.
nv, on the bank of Ilaw River, erected
and formerly owned by Daniorth 81 Nc
/ Cusin; and the " Cane Creek" factory,
| by Holt 81 Carrigan, now in successful
operation. In Randolph, 10 the south,
there is the very extensive establishment
at Franklinsville," Oh Deep River, put
up and owned by the Randolph Manufac-
turing Com[ any, where besides their yarns
& !, Cut Iuahtitis1 VI ~ fhl oHNttIl3 an
turned off. Two miles up the river from
Franinsyile is the factory Of Cedar
Falls, one of the most picturesque and
romantic spots east u the mountains
owned AID personally superintendent by
Henry b. Elliott, Esq. Ga our west there
are the substantial establishments, owned
by Companies, in the thriving village Of
Lexington, and in the town Of STEADY
habits" Salem: both these are driven BY
steam. At LeaksviIe, on The Dan, are
situated the splendid Mills erected and
owned by Gov. Morehead. Aud at home
we have the " Mt. Hech Mills" which i.
Gin point of time and excellence, among
the first cotton manufacturing eslablish
meats erected in the southern country, BY
the late Henry Humphreys, and still KEEP
in successful operation by his son.in-law
Mr. Thomas K. Tate.
The product Of these Mills, besides sup
plying the country demand ia large scope
is sent of in immense quantities TO tht
Northern and Western markets. Tb'
Factories also furnish home market 70
a great deal Of raw cotton, and employ
ncnt for numerous hands hitherto dom.
nothing for the community, and but lltll'
for themselves. - GreeaSGoropgh Patriot.
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Progress Of Puseyism. The Allegheny
Banner SAYS, il saw beautiful young la
dy Of the Episcopal Church, walking along
Federal street with Bishop on her back.
and a Cardinal on her shoulders.
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BcrGre Of Counterfeit Coin,-A number
OF new MEXICAN dollars, containing much
alloy, and light Of weight, were offered at
one Of our banks yesterday, and doubtless
there may be large amount ii circula.
ton. They purportcd to be Of the coin
age Of 1882 and 1884; and as the com
tertei,s are well executed, the pubic
should be on their guard.-CharieStoa
Courier Of 2lst al.
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" Marriages must be accompanied by
a responsible name.
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Dabney s. Carr, Of Baltimore, has GER
tainly been appointed Minister Resident al
Consiantnople, in place of Com. Porter.
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Pcra.-News has been received in En-
gland from Lima to June Is, by the West
India mail steamer Forth, at which date
Gen Vivauco had been displaced from the
Presidency of Peru and Gen. Vidal had
been elected in his stead,
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RIDGE MCLEAN Asn FuL PRESIDENCY
The Charlottesville Advocate publishes
letter from Judge Ne Lean to friend IN
hierencc 70 the next Presidency. In speak
b. Of The means used to attain that cleva.
Fl office he opcnly condemns personal e.
tclIoueeflug, aud adduces the examples Of
lctierson. Madison and Monroe MS worthy
II imitation. Tho Columbia Chronicle
|links that this part Of the letter IS cut
/ Mr.. Clay. We think differently. The
! algo says, ~, (iho Presidency sinks
pillow the ambition Of an honorable mind
hen Il IS attalnab!c only BY sacrifice Of
Pc Hottest patriotlsm." No man, in our
1pnion, has held himself more aloo( from
Staining Office by q sacrifice Of The iof.
heS patriotism than Mr.. Clay. win the
chronicle inform us when he has shown
spirit OF that kind. Mr., Clay is too hon.
gst Tor any thing that is mean and groycl.
Png, else by sacrifice of patriotism he
hight have wormed himself into the aiiac,
ions Of Gen. jackson, and who can now
poub, the result if he had adopted such a
fourse--he wanted not office under such
circumstances. We are not willing TO ad
PIT that attending at the request Of friend.
4 public gathering of the people as any ev
Rdence Of q sacrifice Of patriotism" fol
PR Clay has never yet appealed 10 tht
lowest passions of the people TO carry
bis point. Another thing, the times have
fadly changed since the days Of Jefferson
pa what would have been condemned a
hai time may be now considered all RICH
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MAJ. Noah has come out for Van Buren,
as next President, though there is no Ger.
tainty that he will adhere TO him till the
canvass closes. Having returned to his
" first love-" after many wanderings, we
now call upon Maj, Noah 10 say whether
the |. $. Bank really gave him bride Of
S5i 900 10 oppose Gen. Jackson's re-clec-
ton, as charged by ks present associates,
-LyachJurg FirgiaiGa.
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WThc Montreal Herald Of the Esd ult. {

va i he Montre3l f1eraiu OF the 2od uit
learns that two enterprising gentlemen
from the United States, with the design of
establishing a cotton manuiactory in that
province, have recently concluded the
purchase Of fine mill privilege in the
Chambly District, where they are now en-
gagged ia erecting buildings upon an extern
slve scale TO cary out then plan.
ear Governor Doty ,.of Wisconsin Ter
ritory, had issued proclamation recom-
mendiug TO the people of said Territory 10
vote, at the election on the 4th Monday Of
September, for or against the formation Of
permanent government for the State of
Wisconsin. The Governor expresses the
opinion tina. there are more than sixty
thousand inhabitants in the Territory.
On the Fencc.-Mr. Van Buren, sat up
on the fence during The progress of the
ploughing match, al the great Agricultu-
raj meeting in New York. He seemed
quit at home, having great deal OF expe-
renee in that posit!on.-RocheSttr Dean
ocTat.
Three Beauties. The Louisville Wing
says: The women who were sent 10 the
work house in this city because Of their be-
ing lcaaued with the scoundrels, Smith,
Douglas and Meeks, in the burning of the
beautiful and costly rail road across Bear
grass Creek, are called and pass by the
unamiablc appellntions of Big-lootcd Sail,
Toothless Mary and Log-nosed Polly
Oh what IN anti.cimax TO woman's high
origin and destiny.
Doncing.-"I am now an old fellow"
says Cowper, in one Of his letters, " but |
had once my dancing day as you have
now yet | could never find that could
learn half so much Of woman's real char
acter by dancing with her, as converslng
with her at home, when | could observe
her behavior at the table, or at the fire
side, and in all trying scenes of domestic
4 life. We are all good when pleased but
she is the good woman who wants not the
fiddle to sweeten her"
1 /, is said that Pos, Master Genera
Wickliffe has already put an end to Sab
bath mail transportation on different routes
amounting in length to upwards of $4,000
miles.
, Cost Of CopyrigAt.--James Arlington
Bennett sold 10 The Messrs. Harpers', pub
fishers, the Copyright of his celebrated
work on Book Keeping, for the sum OF
forty thousand dollars.
Progress Of Puseyi$m. The Allegheny
Banner saws, il saw beautiful young la
dy of the Episcopal Church, walking along
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THE TRADE or NEW ORLEANS.


The annunl statement Of the commerce
Of New Orleans, publ Led in the New
Orleans Prices Current, shows tia, the re-
ceipts of tue principal articles in that city
from the interior Of the country during the
year ending on the 3lsi Of August last
amounted in value to S53,725,A53. We
annex the value of several Of the leading
articles received during the year, viz: cot
ton, $40. l5l .4os flour, 81 ,95i, 400; furs,
1000, 0G0; bard, 81, 8is, 0G0; lead, ST.
$50, zoos pork, SI,64l sos; sugar, Sc.
075, 900; tobacco, Sl,1s0,7l2. The val.
ue Of produce received during the year
ending on the 3lst Of August, 1912, a.
mounted TO S45,7lG,045, which shows an
increase in favor Of the present years pro.
ducts Of 81 .0l2,4
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Cost eta CopyrigAt.--James Arlington
Bennett sold 10 the Messrs. Harpers', pub
fishers, the Copyright of bis celebrated
work on Book Keeping, for the sum o
forty thousand dollars.
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THE LINCOLN corRlER.

The Editor Of this paper wishes Us 10
plain rec,piiplaiion we published
our paper Of he 9th ulllmo. we do mol
|bnceiyc that il needs any cxplana,ion.--
u aud your readers can figure il out to
cease yourselves.
Again; The Editor charges us with
asserting that majority Of the democrats
i Lincoln county are the descendants Of
|rtes." Now, We deny making any such
|sscrt!oo. Davy Crockcit once said be
lrc you are night shea 80 ahead, We
|ould hmt 10 this Editor 10 adopt this ad.
ice aud next time nc makes q sia,eneu;
|sc thai il Is correct, IS he is 50 iIibe.
81 Nv to charge rs with making false
Eafemcm aud that Intentionally, we rctort
bon hm by charging hin with viliully
|iid dcsignedly making "false charge
|gnlast rs. lie cannoi plead any excuse
i extonuatiou, because he must have had
D. article before him, and it was made no
,mt with the twofold Object &. njurng
i individually IN the good opinion Of the
Democrats Of Liucoln tor want of caudar
Eld far dealing and totty and prevent tic
Ilyarce Of our cause By exciting tho pre-.
l4dlces ot the Democrats against the Wing
,atiy. We therefore say 70 this very sen.
Fivr Editor TINT lie had better keep hi.
,wn skirts clear of making MIS-. statement.
before he undertakes TO lecture us. And
G request him when he reirrs 10 what We
|Ry oguia to quote us 5" iairy.
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Il is said that Pos, Master General
Wicklife has already put an end to Sab
bath mail transportation on different routes
amounting in length to upwards Of $4,000
miles.
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and proper. Reason has been usurped BY
The wiles Of the dcmagogue.
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The Markets.

/ Business improving. COTTON coming 10
market quite freely for the season, and is in brisk
demand al improving prices, Sales are made AZ
/ 7! 10 * for old and new crop No change TO
notice III other produce.-Obserger.
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yy .oas AUGUSTUS sHEA

SS ~ofls' -"
tho fyranoous slaves,
Vel H'ayys saa no3,r Freedon, would robye Of Fame
who erasn M, sr sunligb, that slessss your waves
" Sod SsnT We MID nations the right OF name
,ook down with contep: on then inpo.Sa. Ha' Chains
SNOW STOW of the Genius that nl.ke.h men great,
wh Inv Won, Than With ,hec, &c ,he. glory remains
xy,., the Saxon degraded and lrampled lay down.
And trernsied 10 every foemaa that CANE,
The Universe rang with your lofty reno~n cne
And Fancy STOOD mute IN the light oil your 'a--
Disdairag the barrers-fetiers spc ere lIe,,,a lind
malice and pr1udis,ss all ss! fo Upward aspire
wish what strength dses Hi6efnia s' W End
srnrsrns in The proud competition OF ni''i''
n.v By dsy do thy great ones 60 down % .ne s
Be, Thy genius snpi9esd I 10 sh from the wave
n though but tina. nonens swere oo'h
,...rs through the universe, varied and vast
caa empire, or singcoa or nation non P pre-
"a which Frightened, like sunlight, wherever IL en'
a., -eedy Euro,as nc drawer e'er irod,
wbea cferce 'ganst all Persia stood up IN her pras
Add Palias cwoke in each bosom 200, .,ds
Than Ell Lbcnys summons can staha o' spJ s''''
And did ever Csstalias toustaiu Of song
More soul.stirriDg rapture OF melody pooF
Than heareth the split CT Erin along
In The music and light OF the genius OF MOORE:
Add The Drama which ghteh the darkness OF souls,
\ nd readeth or hee,ts with mysterious Skill
Tie Priest Of her Unverse-l eMple, is KNOWLES
Add doth i, no, quicken the pulse and The blood
O.an Irshpau's heart 10 remember Inc Gay
when GRArTAN and SHERIDAN, CURRAS and FLOOD
IL Supremacy shone-a reniseni array
II Poetry Eloouepce, Learning, on. Land
Re,aneth i,, empire, and these shall live o.
Like the Naturc.buiit parts thu, circle her strand
When the promo he sVo'y are soe
There's cheering vitality Ger ard within
Her children ar u her, lha. defeth decay
And wha, may we hope not from ;ha! wiich has oeen'
Which no treasure could buy, and no 1noes oeHeJ
TEEN Erin exult Ger the tyranncus slaves,
Who crushi your freedom would rob you OF fame,
Would curse The tar sun ,ha, blssses your Waves
And deny ye mid naiioRs the right OF q Mans
Nee FIJI. mventus qu!spiam qui losti5us o5yarst
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I'd EFINED SUGAR
ARABIAN BAL

SAM-Fcr the cure OF every kind of wounds, spraips
sores, burns, coughs, lungs the most desperate piles
restore torpid and persisted lilabs, .lf JOINTS numbBes
&c and be depended upon to relieve soreness In all
cases.
This valuable medicine has been very extensively used
for the last ten years while lis Increasing demand the uni
versa satisfaction has given ami the testimony OF multi
,ude If individuals OF the first Standing IN The community
who have tested ana niallby proved its efficacy, show
that il needs only used prove Invaluable excel
ence Indeed all who have ever tried the Belsaa prize
so highly that they viii be Induced under consider
aticn This BsSam has attracted the
oi OF science ard physicians and surgeons Of the
greatest scientific requirements give II their unquaned a-
proba.cn whs many OF them IN different sections OF The
Uued States il in their practice, and have author
lied the publication OF their certificates
LETTER FROM DR.. HEMINGWAY.
WHtTHEYis PoISr, April s. 1855
Dear Sir5-6elevng yonr Arabian Balsam 10 be one OF
the best family medicines in state the following case,
viz Harry Green, OF Triangle, Broome Co. about thirty
with the Ague ana Fever, which continued It's Eavages
more than y-af and reduced him very delicate
OF health. In April, 1885, il terminated in spppurasg
tumor the back Ii the region OF The Kidneys; which, On
being punclured, discharged large quantity Of eid nm
healthy matter and from that time assumed siuous
forn penetrating three inches into the deeh OF the
back He tried grea; variety of remedies, besides having
The advice the best cians, without the en beneht
and was pronounced incur allie. In the fall OF ap
he'd 10 me, and, after examining The case gave him
SIN IL bottle your Arabian Ba!san, directing him aP
ply iirghuy md after us ns three or tour ban polite. ne
was cured, and authorized 10 stale that his health Is
fully restored and that vestige of disease reraauA
with respect, Fl. HEMINGWAY, NJ. D.
~ Purchasers should inqai,e for the true article by
see that it has my written in my handwriting
the printed directions, on The wrapper or every
BEETLE. T.. CHsESEM 40.
M Sold at wholesale and retail by 4 s. D. SANDS,
East Broadway. Prce-si large size, 50 cents small
size Isf I'm
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IULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup

EaULL'S TRUSSES.-Notlcc to Rup
tured Persons-PerSens afflicted with ruptnres may
rely upon the best aid the world affords Oh
application the Office No. Fessy.stree or 20 either o.
the agents in the principal towns in Tie nned states o.
they are endorsed by Or. Hull If writing None are GEM
inc, OF 10 BE- relied upon good, without his Signature
many persons have undertaken to vend limitations OF
Hu's celebrated ruses, and thousands arcpe'ed upon III
consequence. These limitations cannot be relied upon tey
are made by unsAul mechanics and no better haD
the ordinary trusses
Reou. have been fitted M No Vesev street, eyHc-
svely for ladies' having separate entrance from ihe oas.
In ,,,it mon fer,,lr ontianix s2l Il