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now A FACTORY HURTS TIE FAR
MER

The free trade friends Of the farmer
are ever ielI'ng hlm how much he would
be improved acre tie factories Stopped
aud he allowed 10 boy where lac can buy
the c5ea pcs,. We taye at last some liz.
urcs to present upon this subject, which
are Of interest. fhey relate to Dutchess
coamy-a county That since ISL has
had "dhtn rs limits a factory thai
gueSous tsung for a farmer. The facts
Ne obtain tlom Hunts Magazine, bat tic
infringement Is cur own.
FIrs, !ot a. see the effect Of factories al
FisAkli, tn reducing the tdyes of the torn
The Natacw-u factory on the creek, "a
$50, employed 800 persons, who consorl.
ed the produce If the farmers, and paid IL
taxes tfun -2-, to -4i, l,iXteen wears. }
Sja,o2s l., or an average OF $4,000 per
year or the amount paid by 50 farms OF
100 across, which $4,000, Is lusl so much
money gwen 70 the support Of the town,
without taking anything from the means If
the farmer. TIE same company, in 5I3,
boagh, Of The agricultural pro5uce OF the
county, o7l ,6-4 -, aud OF the produce Of
other domestic industry out of the county
81 20, $40, or Slg5,060 IS, worth OF
agricultural products, or manufactured
articles, TINT IA their production gave sup.
port to agriculture 10 other parts OF toe
country. Now We should like to have a
free trader tell Us how much more the far.
mets would have got for this SI,6sI 20
worth Of produce, and how much batter oil
the farmers would have been, had the com.
pany no, paid tax equal 10 tina, levied 10
that levied on - farms Of one hundred a.
crcs each. A!lcf they have figured out
the los, sustained by having one factory n.
mopg them, We will give them another IN.
s'ance.-.N. y, Erprcss.
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DOMESTIC OUTRAGE

Oar community Is deeply moved by
transaclion such as seldom dsgraccs A mer
tcan suciety, and surely of more morIfy
ing character than any that ha. for mauI
years disturbed the social feelings and Ia,
sicfcj quiet Of milrmoulAl lie within The
fagge vi our acquaintance. We are habit
uaIiy careful about parading the private Of
lars OF any before the pubic; but this IS q
ca,e Of m st painful AMI unavoidable no
iaucly q - therefore ugm that 4 should
b. n0ucrd in our columns. Ga the nigh
d Tuesday last, the 27th, Sergeant Par.
Der Colin clipped with the wife Of Mr.
Milton llInt -Csilin leaving an amiab,e
vile aud Two children, sad has dcluded par.
sm)ur leaving her Husband and -four chll.
tfca, tho Youngest about l0nrteen months
Oh Al the parte- resided "a tao same
ncighb,fhooi, some cish. n..les ives; oi
ms place; aud suspicion Of improper
intimacy between the guilty couple had
existed TOR some weeks. An expression
u tals suspicion pefhap, hurued the elope
merit sooner than vas intended The CON.
munily are ss,oul.hcd at Trio strange 10.
tiiuatluu Uf the female, " ft1 has ihJs prcca
! al,ly linked her fortunes with one on
/. = hose hoRgr dioae size could dapcui, ami
4 whose very oct u seduction AID elopcmenl
H s5os' Iha, that glorious quality u the gen
.ensu has 10 place IN hls bosom. Nh.
/ Hunt has the deep and sincere sympathy
H. BIS numerous acquaintance. lis mar.
Atase 10 family Of fortune aud respecJa.
a'H} vas esteemed happy one, DC u
sour most worthy citizens % agreeable
person and mlnnefs-independeu 10 his
circumstances tender husband and "a.
Il ,-f--an interesting family growing up a.
bound his iircsIde his GHhless partner
y GEMS g have had 90 excuse or her con.
u 4ci, except the unhalluwed aud absorbing
quoa which unbalanced her mind, and
i indeed her reason to tho inevitable butter
3onsrquenccs Of I'M, fearful step. Nhat
} ednetNc arts were employed to MOO hcf.
4 rom hcr pishtcd al h, afu known only 70
H. guilt, pair and to Heaven. Hos much
1lefe may DC 10 cticsultc On olthUr SIDE
u %. lof man to We sh and Judge. Bot
II y Impressive thu lesson thus pliuiu.iy
Alughl 10 eur midst to avoid temptation,
j to guard the affection, Ao the sppIe
j tho eye
n T1scruug woman le,ervcs he deepest
81 s. Her misery is greater than that of
81 more ghan widowed one whom the
81 sa'cs, husband left behind because guilt
III ok-d nscratab'y with her misfortune.
IA Consciousness 1t BON. IN the Lone u duty
81 kay- takes half the bitterness from the
81 % 1t sorrow. The sunshine OF All np-
81 ayins conscience my not 10 40 warm
q i bught over the No warn - over the
u.. heart butt latha nae lesnc-s and
ln in5c sacred ard per,adtas.
81 Collar ia man Of 'iue person -ut shrewd
81 .ai -ani though bis associations have
- been n( The best, Ia, manner sasrecabIc
q al ln'Iuunlng. Being ahil /, termed a
II FADING character he has travelled much
- the country, and has m acute knowl.
- Of human natufe, which he knows
ta~ TO turn to hls owu advantage Greens.
Rlor.1Si PdFloi.
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FROM THE SQUADRON OFF VERA
I.LIII

1hb d,
GA the lSgh instant Lieut.. Chadwick,
Of the Revenue service, arrived al New
Orleans, from of Vera Cruz, brIng,ns in.
clIigcuce from the squadron to the 6rh Ia
slant, nj Which date he left.
There was little Of importance string
in that quarter. Gen. Paroles, who had
been CO.. some time prisoner IN the Cas-
tie Of San Juan do Ulua, has beea set at
liberty on condition OF gong Ia'o solunta'
~ exile. He left Vera Cruz oa the I'd IN
slant IN a British steamer for Havana. lie
was treated with much respect as h" quit
ted tho shore, the Castle firing a preslden'
lul salute.
No hostile demonstration had been late
" made by the squadron; things were PIE
clsely as they were when The last news
reached US, Reports, however, were cur
rent among the ships, and implicitly be-
le,ed, that another attack was soon TO be
made on AIvarado. The rumor 10 this ei'
feet gained force, in consequence OF the
recent capture by one Of the United States
vessels. of Mexican big, which WAS II
process of Iehttng for some such purpose
| as the one here mentioned. There wa'
another piece of intelligence rife amongs
the officers and crews Of the squadron
which produced some sensation. 1t wa
to the effect that Commodore Perry wou''
supersedo Commodore Conner in the che
1 command on the LIST proylmo. News hat
been received by the latter from Ner'
Cruz Of the assault on Monterey by th'
American nrmy, aud the severe eooiiic
betwoen the Two sOrsvs.
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NEW SUGAR

The New Orleans Bulletin Of the 9Th
'''ln' tay.:-" Eighteen hbds. new Sn'
r sad the same number Of bbs. Molas.
+, ,tiyel yesterday on board The steam.
br'ie Creole, consigned 10 N-ssrs, Me.
~ x Adams, from the plantation Of Mr..
'ltCa,l, near Douasonv,llc. We are told
Is OF iIhc qaahty, and portion of the
ar has been sold at nine cents, and OF
hnlasses al thitty cents. The first
.1'a' Of new Sugar last year ssa On the
Of October.
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COLUMBIA. OCTOBER %.
REMARKS.

COTTON The same dullness which pre-.
vailed at tho dato of our last, continued for
al DAYS. One Saturday evening, the long expect.
ed news arrived. which IS considered favorable
On Monday but little was done, prices scarcely
SO high as last week, for although the accounts
are favorable, they were not so much so as most
dealers expected On Monday night tie letters
come 10 hand which are more favorable than the
arrival by Telegraph, and rather better demand
existed on Tuesday, and rather better prices were
paid Yesterday The same good feeling prevail
ed and we doubt not, that prices are destined in
short time, to reach as high figure, as At any
time this season. Quotations, 81 TO 81.
Flour is up, SIS 50 readily brought.
Bacon to 9; Hog round to s4
Corn so cts, (brisk y Temperance Adroedfe'
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ii'c'ed upon her by her pretended friends,
she trusts, will induce Mr.. Sewer to re.
tract the calumnlous remarks referred to,
as publicly as they were made, aud others
as well as himself 10 take care hereafter
now they tamper wi'h her interests, and
rely upon her blind devotion TO a party. no
longer entitled TO The name II assumes, to
save = them from her just indlgnution.-U
S. Gazette.
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Female Education.
To Parents and Guardians.

A SCHOOL for the Education of GTIs viii be
IA opened at the residence OF the subscriber, on
the % November, under the charge Of Miss JaFe
4 Chamberlain. Miss {. having formerly taught
in tins county, It is only necessary 10 say, that
her qualifications as an luslruclre-s are Of the
first order. The location Is five miles north OF
Charlotte, distinguished for good health, and IN
ncighburhood remarkable for us religious and
moral cultIva ion, and only enc ind half miles
from Sugar Cr,ck Church, 1t is intended that at
this school, Gjrl, shall have opportunity OF Gc.
curing Il thorough education. Arrangements
having been made 10 board any number Of pupils,
the school will be strictly parcntsl-ihe pupils
being always under Tho eye Of the lnsructrtss.
The following gentlemen have kindly consent
cd to act as Trustees OF the School.
Rev. r. H. LArFERTY, J. T. HENDERSON, Esqr
L. J.. tlUTCHIsoN, Esq, JAS \. HousToN, Esq,
Ina rAKXs, Esq, ID! J. NJ. GlLMER.
ISAAC 5. ALEXANDER,
Cl1rtmont, Mcckeaburg Co.
Ortobsr Is, lS46. 2H
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DIED

On tic 25,h Sept last, at the house of her
uncle, 1'aos !, Sharpe Esq, in Marengo Co, Al.
ALBANIA. Miss MARGARET MALlSSA HALL,
daughter Of Alexander and Margaret A. Hall,
.4te OF Ircioll Go. n. c., sged about Il years
SIZE left good ltsuraucos to her Friends tIat she
hes gone to the Home OF the Blessed
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NJ q RICD

r. this county, on 29th ut, by The Rer Il II.
Lsfierty, Mr.. JOHN II Mcdowell to Miss
MARTHA l.. HENDERSON, both of this
county.
On the sth ultimo by Tssac Wilson, ESQ Mr.
THOMAS ] McCOKkLE 10 Miss MARY A.
rUCkETf, daughter Of Mr., John Pickett.
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CAMDEN 0cTnnER %.


COTTON.-Out receipts for tho past week
have been very large, and the article has met 4
good demand Tho greatest portion of the cot
ion now received is of the better grades, and the
bulk of the sales have been at prices ranging
from 81 to 9sc We quote extremes al { TO SIC.
-CdmdeR Journal.
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". r. MYERS, $. 5. MYERS AND W. 5
BURR ACQUITTED.


The Case Of the Commonwealth r,
hessrs. Myers and Burr, was resumed be
tore the Hastings Court on yesterday -
The Court (who have manifested praise
worthy patience was engaged during thc
whole day from half pas, ten A. VI. unri
quarter past eleven p. NJ, in listening
TO The arguments of the counsel.
After Mr.. Mayo had concluded the case
on behalf of The prosecution, Mr.. Lyons
opened IN behalf of the defence. His
speech received the profound attention Of
a large audience, and its conclusion was
marked by an oulbprsi Of applause. Mr.
Gusiayus A. Myers followed on the same
side IN an In2emou, argument.
Mr.. X. G. Scott coucluIcd the argumen,
for the defence. Its ability was universal.
" recognized aud there we're occasional
Interruptions by plaudlis, although il was
N the Court Of Justice. Nh. Mavo wound
up The whole case IN behalf Of the prose.
cuilon, Ia an elaborate and candidargument.
The vote was then taken, aud the Court.
by vote OF I've to two, discharged the
parties from all further prosecution. The
announcement of this result was received
with enthusiastic shouts Of applause from
a crowded Court room, which We cannot
trust ourselves to describe.-Rlch. Enq.
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7 The crews OF the several ships Of the
bIockading squadron were in the best pos.
si6le health and all were eager for an op.
portunily Of showing their mel,le in a con.
dict wnh the enemy. The L. s. steamer
Mississippi, from Pensacola, the schooner
Refer, (Which had been blown off 10 sea
twenty days previous, and for whose safe.
" much apprehension had been felt } and
schooner loaded with coal for the use uf
the squadron, we're spoken off the harbor
OF Antonio LIzdrdo, all bound in. No
news OF the movements of Santa Anna
slnce he had assumed command OF the
army, or the progress of the measures Ia.
ken by the Mexican Government to make
head against the invading army had reach.
ed The squadron from Vera Cruz.
The Soners aud tie ST. Mays were still
blockadng Vera Cruz the Falmouth aud
Porpoise, Tamplco. The Somers haG re-.
Gently been bloan of for sixteen days
The Mexican schooner lately taken had
bfen fitted up with four AZ pound carIon.
AIDES, and would lead the attack on Alyara.
do. They were only waiting the arrival
OF supply u coal 10 90 down to that place,
and as the cutter Ewing met the vessel car
ryng that article gong into haIbor, no
doubt the attempt on Alyarado has been
made. The Commodore daily sent out
iiag ol truce into The liarbor Of Vera Cruz
for communication with The shore. The
AleStcans inhablrlng the shore near AUTO.
de Lz1rdp very freely came of, from time
10 tune, with vegetables, frull, fish, &c for
he Use Of the ships Times.
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The Markets.
REMARKS

Since our last psper Cotton has declined, and
sale, this morning a s; TO 3. Flour )! to 5i.-
No other change to notice, -FJyetteri.ls obSer.
rsr.
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Tract Of Land,

hseslenburg county, containing 200 acres ad
''ing tho lands of Jane Brison, James Black
'aqtew Springs, Green Barnett and others. Tn,
~ y covered with an abundance of excolcn
~ TIMBER has on it good springs of wa or, AM
y soil Is well adapted to tho cultivation Of cot
~ y OF OF cram. Terms made known On The da,
sale by
NJ 5, 1876 %
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Az ELECTION M rms uorsE

SPtakiug 81 the recent elections which
have resulted "a dislsrously for the Loco
focos and so eloriou,Iy for The cJua,fv,
the Richmond Enquirer says:
The loss Of majority or tho congress.
sional delegation IA Pennsylvania, Oaio,
ard Florida, and tho tic Ia the Georgia
delegation ncu,ralizing the vote Of the
State, make Il possible, that WAlic the
Democrats may retain u majority Of the
members IN the next congress, tie Wings
may haye q uJnfity By States, und there.
by hold the election OF a pfesiden, in their
osn hands. The election Of President
by the House Of Representatives. Is IN itself
Taught wiih ml-chevous circumstances
but While there IS Danger Of a MINORITY
u the Wing Safes Ia the House, il would
be worse than one candidate, aud throw the
election into congress.
Are you here, old irucpenny Why,
What a change has come over the sptrit Of
your dream. Bat Yesterday you we're ia
transports over what you loudIy imagined
vas Ile anaihti.ttou Of Whlggery, aud
naa You are shaking ~ your shoes tor fear
thai the Wig paiIy IN the House Of Re
pfcsenalives may elect he President
v dau', w,.h 10 increase your agony un
nece isatlIy b4I there Is al element winch
You have left out d your calcua atom
Nyrh Cdroi,ad vii return a majority OF
fcptese ata''ycs 10 Tire next congress, aud
her vote vii be cast for the Wing rresi.
drui.-P tL iaitlhgcnccr.
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LIEUT.. con. NecLUNG OF MI

THIS gentleman, who was severely
woua 80 Ia the stack Oh Monterey, II viii
tc seen, ha, died Of his wounds. We take
h,m 10 lie Alrxaudrr X McCuug Of Jack
SOC, W., who was marshal II Tic Eastern
dlstItct, haSl"g received his appointment
from Gen. Harrison. Ii So, he was phi.
cw Of the late Chef Justice Marshall, and
fell heir TO 2 large portion Vt the talent,
which has rendered guat isotly one Of The
most remarkable we oyey knew. He was
1 lawyer, OF fan practice, and wss widely
known tor his uadLuuDed courage aud opcu
disposition,
We learn from an officer IN the army,
that those officers who tell al Monterey,
were among the very flower Of the service.
Highly us We estimate the Valor OF these
undaunled heroes, (for heroes, they Ger
ismjy uerc,) We cauno, but depore the
evil councils Which prcclpltaled US into a
war, u which 50 much valuable blood has
been shed, No success, however brilliant,
can ever compensate the country for the
loss he has sustained 10 their persons. -
We consider the lives OF such men, as
Rlugsolj, Brown, Watson, McCmns, aad
Barbour, as of more value than all the
spoils it Is possible to uh,um by the ac'
QUESTION OF every province IN Mexico, viii
their rudc-half civilized half Indian
population. -Richm51d Wig,
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LIEUTENANT CHARLES nosNiNS

LIEUTENANT CHARLES IIOShINS,
u the iIh infantry, who was killed IN
thaI gallan, charge IN the streets Of Mon
terey on the 2lst September, was a native
OF NORTH Caro!raa. He graduated at West
Polnt IN l-36, aud was AdIutaut Of his rrgi.
meut al the uuIe Of his death A. an Of.
hcer hr vas ever nctlte aud distinguished,
lie rendered very important services IN his
capIcl'y as adWldnt Ia the battles of the sih
aud 9rh ol May last. AsQuartermastcr in
tue old Cherokee nation ~ 1898, under
Generals Scot and " DOL, his services were
pre.cminenl IN all the operations preliana.
rs to the removal OF the Cherokees. To
attempt 10 bear any sufficient tribute 10 his
rare virtues as man, gentleman, and
irlen !, might cause this nollcc to transcend
Us character ~ a record interesting 10 the
public. Bot that public, which cherishes
The glory oi the Republic, and instantly
accafdS Is admiration for such heroic
deeds, wiit feel an interest IA hearing Of The
exalted pu,r'e worth Of such men, aud
VIII symptthIze With those Who lament
lhclr departure and cNtul their virtues
Lieut.. Hosk,as possessed a quick aud
spacious Intellect; he cherished high
and ace seuse of honor, aud was remlrka-
bic for the generosity aud chyalfy Of his
character, aud for tho,e Winning traits
which ever secured The regard aud respect
of those with whom he moved. The old
" North State never furnished or the
service of TIE country a more choice and
noble spitIi. North Carolina will ever be
proud II sons whose high character and
gallant bearing sl.a!l llvai his.-Nat Lh
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just Received,
Vanilla and Lemon,
Land for Sale.

= pursuance Of an order issued by the County
;. Cont, will sell ut the Court House IN Char
Ue' on Monday, the 30tl instant,
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These ships are all of the largest class, and are
commanded by men of character and experience.
Their cabin accommodations all that can be de-
sired in point Of splendor, comfort, and convent
ence, and they are furnished with every deserp-
ton Of stores Of the best kind. Punetualty in the
days Of sailing will be strictly adhered to.
Price Of passage 10 Liverpool, 500. From Liy-
erpool TO New York, E25.
Agents for ships Oxford, Montezuma, Europe,
Shenandoah, Yorkshire, Fidela, Cambridge, and
New York,
GOoDHUE & CO., or
c. III. MARSHALL, New York.
Barring, BROTHERS q Co.,
49,. ..|. Liverpool.
Agents for ships Stephen Whitney, Yirgnian,
Waterloo, and John r. Skiddy,
ROBERT KERMIT, New York,
TIL. SANDS & CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Patrick Henry, Ashburton, Hen
v Clay, (new, and Independence,
GRfNNELL, MINTURN, q CO., N. Y.
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, & Co., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Roscius, Siddons, Sheridan,
and Garrck,
En-. COLLINS & Co., New York,
BROWN, SHIPLEY, q CO., Liverpool
Agents for ships Queen Of the West, Liverpool,
Hottngucr, and Rochester.
Woodruff d MINTURN, New York.
FIELDEN, BROTHERS, & CO., Liverpool.
New York, March 2-lyd
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DR. BANNING,s BoDY BRACE

- Thousands of persons afflicted by pulmo-
nary affections, dyspepsia, constipation and various
degrees of local or general debility, have been re-
eved by this instrument. 1t is particularly adapt
ed to numerous ailments prevalent at the South, to
spinal weaknesses, distortions, tendency of the
body to lounge and droop, both in children and
adults BY restoring the form to an erect posture,
It enlarges the chest, that the subject bteathes
freer and easier, and thus many contructions of the
chest, with attendant affections Of the heart and
lungs are counteracted, and full play is given to the
organs Of respiration. .'.
The brace may be had in this city by appyngt
Mrs. Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all
times over E. Wheeler's hardware store, Pennsy-
wanna avenue, near 7th street A gentleman will
aid in adapting it TO those who may call for the pur-
pose.
Applications for single braces, from distance, as
also for patent rights, may likewise be directed to
Dr. Bannng's Office, 423 Broadway, New York
DIR. Banning can refer, if desired, to some of the
most eminent professors of medical and surgical
science in the United States well as to numerous
distinguished ladies and gentlemen in this city and
other parts Of the country.
July Sly tsEMa #,.rea. r.a@
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A THE BALTIMORE CASH STORE
"A In addition to our former stock we hay
added the following list of goods for gentlemen:
pieces Of brown, green, and black Frenc
cashmeret, warranted silk warp
do single-milled French cassimeres,
summer coats and pants
do black French drap d'ete, some very su
perior quality -.
10 do fine plain and twilled summer cloth
10 do various coored Croton coating, fol
sack coats
10 do real jet-black French cloth, of the very
finest texture and lustre
5 do black French doeskn cashmere
10 do ribbed, checkercd, and plain white drill
lings
10 do colored French drilling.
Likewise all kinds Of vesting, such as
Black and fancy-colored satins
Buff and white cassimeres
Valencia and Marseies vesting.
We wish to remind our old, as well as those tina
are not acquainted of our customers, that we are
still having all garments for gentlemen made up ir
the ncaest possible manner, and at the shortest no
tice. Fits in all cases guaranteed.
u WE HAVE IN STORE
Gloves--of kid, silk, and cotton
Suspenders--silk, gum, and all other kinds
Handkerchiefs-sil cotton, and linen cambria
Hosieries- brown and bleached cotton, silk and
thread .
Drawers-merino, cotton, and silk
Shirts do do do
Umbrellas--silk and cotton.
All we ask in a call--so do call. . ... ..
April lift PITTMAN d PHILLIPS.