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Death of Hon. LelCis F. Linn.-We are pain
ed to announce the death of DIR. LINN, one of the
REPRESENTATIVES of the State of Missouri in the
Senate of the United States. We copy from the
Washington Globe, the following just and eloquent
tribute to his memory:
"The 81. Louis papers bring intelligence of the
death of DR.. Linn, in LoIices conVOkng public
meeting of of all parties, TO express the pubic
sense Of the calamity sustained by the country IN
the premature demise of this most eStlmable man.
He died suddenly on the 3d of this month, at his
home in ST. GeuevieVe. He had during The spring,
suffered from whit was considered pneumatic at
fecton but recovered sufficiently 10 make tour
the Eastern Cities and seemed perfectly restored
on his return. The illness which closed his useful
momentary. Having reured, alter d.
ming, he was found 10 have passed from repose TO
death without struggle.
We have never known man more worthy, or
sc we'll calculated TO win on the affections OF all
who associated with him. He was man OF the
kIndest bravest, and most generous heart that eV-
er beat within a hnman breast With all the spirit
of the hshesttoned chValry, he had all the Sotness
and genlleness of the kindest feeling mingled with
II; and such the sincerity and uP:Ightness OF
his character that in the midst OF the bltIeres par
ty strife, although known TO be as prompt as any
one TO vndcate his honor or that OF his TRENDS
he was fortunately always found to be the readI-
est and most successful peace-maker 1t was be-
cause he was the most beloved man IN the Senate,
and because the greatest confidence was reposed
in his Justice, inPartiality, and honor
DR.. Linn's talents were of very high order, and
of the most useful cast. When he entered the
Senate, he came from pursuit which did not pre-
pare him at all for that forum of great statesmen n
and orators vet he soon became speaker, and
one Of the most efficient members OF that body
No man ever grew more astonishingly than DR..
Linn to the stature necessary TO fiji the important
place he occupied among the ablest men of our
country. He attained most extraordinary infu-
ence in the body of which he was member; and
we believe there was no Senator who could more
successfully manage the great and d cult questions
which he undertook TO consummate. Unfortunately
for his country, and especially his State, he has
been cut off in the midst of his usefulness, and we
greatly fear the void his death has made cannot be
supplied"
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14,171 barrels and halves.
R. F. HANNON, Inspector.

Delegates to the National COmrentiOm.-Nine-
ly-one delegates to the General Democratic Con
vention have already been appointed, as follows
New York So; Indiana l2; Maine 8; Missouri
7; New Hampshire (for State at large) ! South
Carolina 2, Qor State at largei) Georgia 10
Maine / Kentucky IL; of these the delegates Of
Indiana, New York and Missouri, Kentucky and
Georgia were appointed by general ticket
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SMITH & BTGGS
.MERCHaNT TAILOR
re RECEIVING THEIR FALL AND WINTER

ARE RECEIVING THEIR FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
Consisting Of fine French and English CLOTHS, CAS-
SiMERES and VESTINGS, which were selected in
New York with great care by one of the firm and at the
lowest prices for cash. Their stock being quite extern
sive they feel confident that will go away disap
pointed or dissatisfied.
Also. a'large lot of Fancy Articles for gentle
mems wear.
They warrant what they manufacture to give satisac
ton in every particular and earnestly invite all persons
wishing purchase, to call and examine their Goods at
as early period as possible.
Persons furnishing their cloths can have them
made and trimmed in the best manner They will also
keep constantly on hanf general assortment of
Ready.made Clothes,
manufactured in the best and latest style which will be
sold at New York prices, for cash.
Raleigh, Oct. 20, ls43. 46S-4t.
o. Register and Star once a week for weeks.
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MARIE HED.

In this City, Thursday night last by Rev, DruTy
Lacy, Mr. John Primrose, Merchant to Miss Eliza Tar
box
In Wilmington on the 14th inst Mr.. James Shines to
Miss Eliza c. McIIh emmy
In Warren county, on the 1Ith inst, by the Rev MIR"
Arendell, Lieut.. C. H. Kennedy TO Miss Martina A. R.
Brodie.
In Orange on the 18th inst Mr. Al. Hedgpeth to Miss
Rosanna Clark. Also, the same day. MIR. James Ho-
gan to Miss Catherine SIrayhorn. =
In Person county, on the 2Sth nlt., Maj J. W. Hunt
to Miss Frances C. Bailey.
In Granville, on the 10th inst, by W. s. M'Clanahan,
ESQ., Mr. John Walters to Miss Mary LunPkin.
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and permanency in its Government the rulers guild
ed by enlightened policy, and the representative
body appear to be actuaed by enlarged and liberal
feelings than in any other of these countries The Ma
tona Congress, in session at Santiago, proceeding
with dignity and delberation, discussing and perfect
ing for reforming the laws, giving stability to
the institutions. and fostering, by saIuary enactments
the various branches of industry in the Republic In
ne Chile is in the ful tide of successful experiment.
as free, independent and happy State.
VALPARAISO is the most thriving and business-like
Town on the entire Pacific coast, fom Cape Horn to
California There already nearly 40 900 souls in the
city, and the population is fast increasing The Harbor
full of shipping which gives existence to large
amount of business in the place. Pedro d. Valdez for
merly Lieutenant in the u S. Navy. is "Captain oi
the Port He is nearly allied to of the most
siderable families in Chle is gentleman oflberal and
expanded views, and manfests public spirit and
terpze in advance of most of his countrymen. He is
urbane in his manners, uniformly strangers
and especially attentive to Americans having been edu-
Gated in country, and been many years officer
our navy.
PERU is still a deporable conditions prey civ
il war; and the victim OF desoating anarchy. VIvANco
Jefe Supreme at our last advices but he attain
ed the eleYaton had of his predecessors by
barefaced usurpation. LA FUENTE, understand
the matter, received plurality of the electoral votes
but Vvanco, who had also received votes Cat Are
qupa principally raised the grito of foul play. &C.
and drummed up partizans sufficient to enable him tc
march into the City of Lima and take possession of tn.
Government La Fuente was in Chile at our departure
thence doubtless watching reux in the tide of af
fairs of his country What "pece is next to be enact
ed in the political drama of that afflicted country
would puzzle the most astute political soothsayer fore
tell. P w.
I Officers ofthe" Dale Thos. Dornn, Esq Com
mander Jno M. Berren, Dominick Lynch, Thos M
Brasher, Lieutenapts; N. C. Barrabino, Surgeon Ph
White, Purser; JAp. L. Worden, Aetg. Mas, Johr
Thornley,, Asst SurgA Samuel P Car er Colville Ter
rett, VIM H. Smith. lewis Beard, W. F. Davidson, L
NJ. Mason. RObt Patton. Henry c Hunter, Midshpmen
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DIED,

In Edenton, the 10th ult., Miss Joyce Valentine
In Greensborough, the 18th inst, Jonathan Parker
Esq, aged and respectable citizen. Also, in Gull
ford, on the 9th, Mr. Jesse Swain The deceased had
been married bat three weeks before, "How short
path from his bridal altar to his tomb"
At his fathers residence in Orange county, the
10th inst, Mr.. Lemuel L. Tate.
In Enconton, the 14h inst, Miss Elizabeth Price
Knox
At his residence in Granville county, the 14th nst
after illness Of eight days, Mr. George BUNS, native
of Scotland but for many years resident OF Granville,
aged about 55 years.
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Notice.

IWNHRT on the Sd Monday in November next, (it be-
ing the week of Wake County C0urt,1 shall pro-
eecd to sell to the highest bidder six months credit
before the Court House, the we'll known STALLION,
GEORGE GRACIOUS, formerly the properly of Demp-
sey B. Massey.
Jeffreys of this County,
Also three Horse Wagon; for all which, bond and
security will be required, Liberal discount made for
the money. Further particulars made known on the
day Of sale. ALLEN ROGERS. Jr
October 10, ls4S. 460-9t.
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all property down to the specie standard; thou
sands failed-and certain individuals, who had the
funds, and knew all about the secrets of the Bank
bought in property at half price. The expansion,
on the other hand, raised property to the highest
point, and those who had bought during the pres
sure, sold of, and thus made their fortunes. Do
you want another Bank OF this character, people Of
North Carolina2
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The oId-fashioned BGnk-The late old
fashioned National Bank was celebrated for the
practice of one vice above all others--th0t Of er-
panding and contracting its discounts for cleo
tioneering purposes. Was an important election
dependng2 II contracted What for2 To raise
n cry about hard times, and make the people be-
lieve that National Bank was necessary to their
prosperity. 1t contracted, as far as the people
concerned, and expanded for the benefit of its
officers and hireIings 1t expanded and contrac
ted also for the purpose of enriching certain indi
viduals. How was this done? 1t was done in
1919, as we'll as at other times, by Withdrawing
its notes, to great extent, from circulation, and
then issuing more than was demanded by the real
wants of the country. The withdrawal brought
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A Duty of only 20 per cent on the imports
gives the government revenue of l0,0OO,000
and raises the value of all the goods domestic and
foreign, to the extent to the consumers, which
will make S8O,OOO 900 paid by the people, in Or
der that the government may obtain 8 100000.
Ifit is allowed that duty raises the price of goods
only to the extent Of half the duty then the peo,
gets but 8 100000 The remainder goes into
the pockets of the manufacturers and is rapidly
producing the same state of things here as exists
in England, viz to ilnpoverish the whole country,
in order to build up an aristocracy of manufactu'
rers ~ Y Herald.
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All Kinds OF Goods
Reduction Of FrefgIlts.

TENHE Directors of the Greensvre and Roanoke and
Il Petersburg Rail Road Companies have reduced the
freight upon Cotton Dry Goods. Groceries and Merchan
die generally, to the rate Tobacco, to wits to
25 cents per lOO lbs from Petersburg to Gasons to take
effect on Monday next, the 10th.
The Freight to from Raleigh, will now be go cents
per 100 lbs.
To or fom Henderson, 45 cents per do.
II. D. BIRD, Pres't.
Petersburg, October 8, ls4S 4G94t.
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John Neal must now be forty five years of age
He has tall, manly looking figure, with an ex-
pressive face, surmounted by clear, high fore
head His eyes are blue, his hair sandy. He
would be called handsome by those who dislike
effeminacv. He has been accustomed to athletic
exercises from his youth upward, and boxes as
we'll as he writes; whether given with fist or pen
his blows are sure to tell, and they levelled
upon occasion with the most unhesitating promp-
titude To use a slang phrase. which will enable
US to describe him very briefly, '' he is man and
no mistake" Any skeptic on the subject had bet
ter pull his nose and wait the result, or black
guard him in a newspaper and read his reply.
Park BENJAMIN
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The Sphere of 1oOmGm-It rs stated in an En-
eIish paper, that in theto of Dudley, the wages
of woman for manufacturing 1900 round -hea-
ded hobuails are 3-4d these are made with a
hammer weighing IA ID. Each nail receives IL
blows before 1t is completed and consequently the
moor woman has to raise the enormous weight of
lS. 600. lbs. in order to earn that small sum!
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Notice.

THNHOSE who indebted to Mr. Alfriend, are re-
IL quested to call on and settle without further de-
lay, their accounts and notes will be given to Off
for collection by order of his creditors This request
must be attended to In few days.
JOHN C. PALMER, Trustee.
October IS, Is4S 469-St.
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FLOUR,

FLOUR,
Inspected in the town of Petersburg, during the
quarter ending the aOth September, l843, viz:
3,O21 Barrels Family
90 half bbls do
1O,6O5 barrels Superfne
357 half bbls do
So barrels Fine
16 do Middlings
% do Condemned
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Statesman and Patriot Martin Van Buren, for the next
Presidency
On motion, it was ordered, that the Editor of
the North Carolina Standard be requested to pub
lish the proceedings of thismeeting Whereupon,
on motion, the meeting adjourned.
JNO. HILL, Chr'n.
D. g. BoDENHAMMER, Scc'g.
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NEW FALL, AND WINTER
GOODS.

UOODE0O
TENHE subscriber respectfully announces 70 the public
IL that he is now opening choice selection Of Eng
lish and French
of all coors and qualities. selected by himself with
much care and Judgment in the Northern Markets. and
principally for Cash.
In offering this Stock TO the public. the subscriber de
sres to be distinctly understood that his prices say
nothing of Others who Offering do work for prices
which they knotU they cannot do sIiee byrw be such
shall warrant good garment for small price
any other House IN the State-t being his object to pay
all honest debts without the aid of Bankruptcy.
He deems it useless to mention his Tariff of Prices,
because his work will be done in superior and
elegant style than fine that has been offered and
the prices charged will accord with the qualities Of the
Goods He thinks it unnecessary to say any thing more
than that those In want of
Clothing
would do we'll to call and examine his before they
purchase elsewhere, he has Cloths of all qualtiess
and will make them up the Cash principle probably
ed as the only fair dealers in the City.
As the subscriber has and keeps on hand General
Assortment Of
All Kinds OF Goods
kept by similar establishments in the Northern Citirs,
the public respectfully invited call and Judge for
themselves, for he assures them that his Goods will be
disposed of at small advance cost for cash, or to
punctua customers time his usual moderate prices
Truly thankful for the encouragement he hes heretofore
received his future endeavors shall be to please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
NJ b. IS the Subscribers terms Of credit are sin
mouths, all indebted him either by
respectfully requested to ca and SETTLE for longer H
diligence can be given. T. R. FENFRESS.
Two doors South Of the N. c. Bookstore.
October IS, IS43 469-St
o. Register and Star will each insert once week for
six weeks
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last year Ohio had 19 members of Congress 3
.ou she has 81 Last year her delegation stood
- Coons to Democrats.
The democrats have secured small majority
N the Legislature The Editor says that the re-
.rh Of the election shows that Mr.. Van Buren
,ouu carry that State by 10000 majority.
Trrmont-The Legislature of this State met
Of Nmtpelier on the 18th inst Andrew Tracy,
rbio. was elected Speaker of the House; in the
Senate E. N. Briggs was chosen President.
The beLegisature compared the votes for Cover
nor. when the following result appeared: Mat.
tocks, Whig 24,465; Kellogg, democrat, 1882
Williams, abolitionist 1866; Scattering 2l ma
ioritv against Mattocks 1904; whereupon the
legislature proceeded to election, which result
Cd in the choice of Mattocks.
Wiscons;m-Gen Dodge, democrat, has been
elected bv large majority Delegate in Con-
oress from Wisconsin Territory. The nexI
legislature of this Territory will stand-2e
democrats to II coons.
IOua-Gen. Augustus G. Dodge, democrat
son of Gen. Dodge, spoken of above, has also
been elected Delegate to Congress from Iowa
Territory. In the back-woods, where there is
but little luxury-and no aristocracy of conse
uuence the democracy are always triumphant
Pennsylvania In this State the following il
said to be The result of the Congressional election
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An obituary notice in an Eastern paper announ-
ces the death of young man aged twenty three
years. who Lircd and died to the entire satisEac4
tion of his bereaved parents and friends"
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THE ELECTIONS.

o,:o-We are furnished, by the Ohio States
o af,be 18th inst, with the following results Of
pau ,a.,;ons in that State. The members elect to
w ..rress stands as follows:
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TO FAMILIES.

TO FAMILIES.
have OPENED to-day very handsome SUPPLY Of ricR
Cut Glass. China and Liverpool Ware
p. Fl. SNOW
Oct. IS, Is4s. 469-It:
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TENHE subscriber respectfully announces TO the public
u that he is opening choice selection Of Eng
lish and French
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SHERNAN'S CAMFH0R or READ
ACHE LQZENGES,

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Joseph B Nones, ESQ Vice President
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relieve till he used these LoGeuge6 which
removed it entirely in Is minutes.
DR.. G Hunter l08 sixth Az, has been
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R E M o VAL.
Hats cheap for ready paw,
but no Trust

The undersigned would respectfully
inform his friends and the public geoer-
ally that he has commenced the Hating
business in all lis various branches in
The new FRAME BUILDING Stidgcr's
Row, Lisbon street, CarrolIlon, Ohio
lie intends to keep on hand large
assortment OF HATS of his own man
naclure, and well selected stock Of
tho most fashionable eastern hats Of
tho latest style and best quality. lie
can sell Fur Hats at from 81 to Sc
or one-thlrd cheaper than any other
establishment in tho Western country,
All hats of his own manufacture will
be warranted. Call and examine before
you buy elsewhere.
WheNt, Corn, Oats, Lambs and Long
Wool, and all kinds Of produce taken a
the highest cash price.
CASH will always be paid for hating
and shipping fur.
NICHOLAS BURGER.
Carrollton, Aug. II, l843,
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DR., G Smith, Of Woodstock. Va,
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ALL
The Agent at Strasburg, Va says he
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Mrs. e Ward, ofNew York, was trou
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Whitley, Green Co. Pa.
May lIth 1913.
:. B A. Fahncst0ck &. CO.

why IIlu 1910,
Mr.. B A. FGhae8tock 8. Co.
Dear Sir:-I have ,beeu using your
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Of years and find it the most sure and
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] was cGIIcd to q child six or seven
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directions, aud the child passed 44O
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| have prescribed it in many other
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and 800 worms.
JONATHAN MoRRG9
3. A. FahneStock'S Anti Bilious Pills.
A gentle but efficient catharlic, express
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Pacm0aic or Cough BalSam "A valu
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Price 25 cents.
Cough Lo@engeS.-These Lozengos
possess all the virtues Of the best Cough
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Price % cents.
CarmiaatiUe Lozenges, for the cure o.
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as we'll as dangerous, every family
should be provided with box Of these
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25 cents.
Liquid Oopodeldoc This penetrating
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the common Opodeldoc, IS more ceanl,
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Price 25 cents. For sale bv
Il. KENNEDY, Druggist
Carollon Ohio.
July 2t, 1913.
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Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen THAT the un
dersIgnod have been appointed Admins
traitors OF the estate of John Houze. de-
ceased, late of Carroll county, Ohio.
Those who have claims against aaid
estate, are requested to present them,
properly authenticated for settlement,
within one year from this date, and those
indebted will make immediate payment.
JACOB ULMAN, J
ELIZABETH HOUZE, Admr'
August IL, lS43.
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TAILORING
j. y. l&IElt.C} Fir,

N ESPECTFULLY intorma tho crtl.
Ma z'ns Of CarrolIlon & vicinity, that
he is prepared, at bis shop. two doors
east Of the CorrolIton Hall, to carry on
the above business in all i's various bran
ches, in tho neatest and moet substantial
manner. Those who fayor him with
their custom, he daters bimselr, will not
regret it, as il will be bis constant aim tc
give general satisfaction.
CurrolItou, April 7, lS43.