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The next incident connected vi. 7s
history Of Rod Road, ~ tins State. ~
Tho Charter granted lopc Rilot-A afl
,pt.u Rab Road "a 1855 D. ~ W..
y = - trpt.l,tt,rf
- '.R WIN '"essas HDtbtf
~ Legislature, SGJu TOO ef,.,l..rI.l
to The : och Of the Wilmington Rod
at - The great lIetss lurr5s.
meni Convention was bca winch rtat
mo 'he shade, ali atc,laus aucr.. =
cnlah,cncJ md, IND us sseihsttwsat 70 iHsorof 80
improvements. Whocuwpa'rdta s 'a0'
yeuIlon bet Us see. w are I.d 4'ia.'
,cnIly acquainted wlh ibe political ''li'.
mcnls Of gentlemen. 10 mention ul ias
+" Democrats vino G3utcd "a lui- b.8h
but We find the following huown tocseA
one as stauuch, uncoupfguasu- m"HbsH
ct ius, party. Va Ju,t look. IN INES
VI. Nye, Of Ache AleNaudC, / G. ~
aud ". W. Avery Burke; llcnt +
. Toole, ]. New ,Ilams, Beaufort; l.. l.
( Gwynn, jas. herr, y. +. Palmer La
Walker, Clswe,l JAS. Rnmc,, CafIerei
l.. ID. Henry, and Dr. +. -. Comem5
Cumberland; Whumcl ] Suil rgs. Gaie5
James Cooper, Granville John \ klasea
nud Df. Joslash o. Watson, Johnston J.
u. W hatlrld aud Jlmes w CuNc, lie
noir l.. II, MarNeller, ". H., Haywood.
Jr. New Hanover George Hoover Ran.
dolph; Peter Scales, Rockingham }. H.
Bedford, Rutherford; DR.. $, 4. AnlfcR',
Wayne Hon. X. NJ. Saundcrs Nll.t
Whitaker, and last bat aol least JAMES
RIDDLE SHEPARD, Of Wake.
On motion Of Mr.. Htnrg, Committee,
dcuomlnatcd the General Committee, con-
s's'lug Of Is Delegates, wa. appolnlcdhy Ihe
Chair. This Committee subsequently made
an able Report, which We have not space,
even If We deemed il necessary, To publish.
Suffice il TO say, that the follow lng SPECIFIC
recommendations were reported aud sub
m'lted to the Legislature, then Ia session.
VIZ:
l. guarantee 10y the State Of s50e,oOJ
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rad Road.
:, a subscription by tho State Of four iillh' 9
the Capital stock OF tho Fayetteville aud YaaA'
Raj Road
) The Incorporation Of Company lot we
opening OF an inlet at the foot Of Ahonai'
Sound.
T. Tho payment by tho state Of tho balance
Slou 900 IT'S subscription 10 tho Wilmington aH'
Raleigh Rail Road
.. The survey Of Tar and Ncuso Rivers, WIZ
a view to steam Boat navigation.
D. a survey from Raloigh uta lillsboroughY
Groonsborongh, with tho view Of a MeAdam''ea
Road.
II 10 also recommended, in the Report
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From the Correspondent Of The 5. G Advocate.
DEATH or DR.. ". A. NORRIS.

New 0RLE,ss, July 5 lsiG.
From The Rio Grdnae. Tho Steam
Ship Alabama, Capt. Wndle, arrived yes.
terday from the brazos ST, Iago, which
place she lef, on the 80 instant, send
you this morning, several papers.
There appears to be good deal Of sick
ness IN the Camp on the Rio Grandc. The
Measels have broken out in the camp, aud
according TO the Report of the Surgeon,
have assumed an epidemic form.
Died, with the fever, DR.. w. A. Norris,
a Physician, from Bayou Sara, attached to
Capt. Fountains Company, who enrolled
himself al New ORLEANS just as the Com.
pany was about starting to the army. He
was native Of South Carolina, and grad
ualed at Columbia College. Dr Norris
was gentleman Of much intelligence, and
formerly editor Of the Bayou Sara Ledger.
As soldier and companion, he was be-
loved BIZ all, and 10 his Regiment Will long
be remeWucfeu ~ -.-.,s c,-L,-
many noble qualities. HIS remains were
followed to the grave by all the Andrew
Jackson and Washington Regiments, with
side arms, as mouuners, independent Of
Col. Marks, has Staff, and those under mil.
tary orders.
He had every attention paid to him IN
bis Illness, and died with torltude.
Gen Parales is reported to be at San
Luis Potosi, with l2,0G0 men, and Gen.
Urea, with 1000, is on his march 10 Mon.
leiey.
Gen. Arlsta and Ampudia have been or
dered to Mexico, and the force a, Monte.
rey, some $500, are under command ot
Gen, Meia.
The 18th Infun'ry, portion Of Bragg )
Artillery, aud McCuloch'5 Texas Ran.
gers, were at Reinosa, under command OF
/ Maj. Wilson.
Gen CanaIcs, is reported to have so'ici
ted an interview with Maj. Wilson, but The
latter required his communications shoull
be submitted in writing.
McCulloch learning that Canales was Il
attend fnndango about ID miles from Ri
enosa went with n party Of his men FOL
The purpose ofcapturlng him. They reach
"a Ahere too early to accomplish their pur
pOs'' oo' ~---~.laA an taking two &c ht
officers. -
The first Infantry had been ordered t.
Remosa. For further particulars, see tin
letters in the Plcayunc and Delta, also th,
Troplc, which believe is mailed to yot
every morning.
Tours resneetG1ily
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LITTLE DOGS


The Standard copies, without com.
meut, from tha, old multiplying paper, the
" MechIenburg Jeiiersouian," nn article
complaining that GOV. Graham has /" d4rtd
to NEE, Mr.. Shepard but oucc.' Mercy
on Us And, that he has shu'ked oil,
and set has train band OF Federal Lawyers
to barking at his opponents heels And
the JeIicrsonIau 10 most savage fash.
ION, brlsies up and grins at these siuey
boys, whom he styles " little dogs These
=" little dogs are thus enumerated ~ The
. Jctiarsouau':--" Vel S'aHiy, VI Nah.
iagt9n, Cor. Mor,heda, Mr. GyrrtH, aud
Mr. John 4. Gtimer.' II these are our
" hHle dogs" tho Whlgs must have some
1870. tnH sPso,meas ol the canine species
~ IL ranks.
mere - an c,.-, 81, i,y,. IT,, ria. .,.,........
dog article, which i ma, -. ' ,',l 49,
rect We thiak that NJ. Shcparu -
member tro distinct occasions on which
the Governor has dared TO meet him,
VIZ at snow I'LL and IIl,boro. An.
other IN stake Of the 4" Jefferson nm is
that the "ltlle dog" Gov. Mofrhea1. dad
not reply to Mr.. Shepard at oil, either
solely, or aided by Mr. GorrcIL He d.
not dare 10 do that thing. He happen.
cd 10 know that Mr. Shepard is 81 cover
match for most folks, aud let him pass On.
But has the Standard" any right TO
complain, or to repeat the complaints Of
oti' on this subject Has II forgotten
10" 1t haunted NJ. Reade, for not daring
to reply TO the "ta'ensc4 yaung Senator"
at llIllsboru', although called On J., al.
friends And most surely Mr. Shepard
himself will be ashamed to complain, when
he remembers his o'rn example, IN l-4i.
lie cannot have forgotten has triumphant
reply to Gov. Graham at Raleigh, IN the
abscace Of Mr. Iloke." MIR. Shepard was
not then "hltle dog Oh no lie wns
the eloquent young gentleman from Wake,
aud was doing has country much service.
las only Nh'Gs who wear tails behind
them, and bark at the hoel.n OF gentle.
men, on such occasions. Ibey become
dogs.
1t was properly left to the "Jencrsonan"
to lItt up the voice OF waIIing, by way of
proving the sincerity Of It's somewhat tardy
adhesion 10 the fortunes Of James b. Shep
ard. II might have been necessary TO neu
tralize the effect OF his known repugnance
to the nomination Of MIR. Shepard BY the
Democratic Central Committee.
The cry comes too late, gentlemen You
have practscd It yourselves aud set us the
eSamDlc. Tho ,hiuf, hna T., I,a J.,, .,,t.,L
or " Mr.. Shepard may or may not be pre-.
pared.' He IS obliged to bear il. If the
gallant young man who so ovefmhtches"
Gov. Graham, scorns to hun, him out and
swallow alive this luI.grown varmint he
must at least be accommodated with a
breakfast Of young puppies among the
mountains. 1t will perhaps stay his stom.
ach, and be good for his wholesome. -
Rdteigh Register.
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MATAMoRAs. July |. lsI6.

Ii seems to be the general belief IN
camp, that Paroles will give our army an.
other brush ere long. That he is on his
way 10 this region is not doubled-that he
can muster 10000 men, is pretty general
~ believed, and il he does succeed in rals.
ing so large body Of troops, and General
TAYLOR advances on Monterey, pretty Sc.
we're fight is certaiu TO ensue. The Gen
eral wears his laurels very calmly. lilo.
nors are easy"-wth him, but he IS chating
a good deal about being kept here, with a
large body Of troops, unable to act against
the euemy.
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COTTON BuLwARKS.

Tradition informs Us that General Jack.
sons detcnces at New Orleans were chef.
ly bales o. Cotton. The idea has been i'm
proved BY a correspondent Of the Boston
PJsi, writing from on board the steam ln,
gate Mississippi, who proposes 10 cannon.
alc aud destroy the fortress Of San Juan
d Ullua, with ships fortified or mad, shot
proof n the manner following
Place bales Of cotton on the outside Of
The vessels by means Of hammock hooks.
The hooks should be short but stout, with
a screw on one end and they could be
fixed on tie outside Of The ship w,thou, the
least damage 10 the hull u, hang ~ the
cotton bales on these hooks, you would
mike the snip sho, and shell proof, while
lying oti Green Island, about r't.rs from
Vera Cruz Five to SIX Thousand bale,
would be sufficient Ii tins ggesli"n
we've presented to a board OF officers, am
satisfied that nine gu. Of ten would approve
Il. A, any rate, | feel so confident, lhal |
am willing TO pay the freight Of all the cot
ton from New Orleans to Vera Cruz, out
of my own pocket, # u should not exc cd
5000 dollars, If The plan IS adopted.
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From the Republic of the Rio crands. June .,

From the Republic of the Rio Grande June 81.
Carabalal, with about two hundred men,
we have from undoubled authority, was N
San Fernando four days ago, seizlng upon
all the horses he could find, aud keeping
strict watch over movements IA Malamo-
ras, o,erhaulinJ all on their way TO OF com.
ing from this place. San Fernando IS DIS
tan, about ninety miles from here, aad The
population are hourly looking tor the march
Of the Americans upon the town. Tie ar
chieyes and oil the public property have
been carried Off CT concealed.
BY later advices We have learned, that
Carabaial had succeeded in collecting a
bout 500 horses, aud had passed within
fifty miles 81 this place. on his way toward
Camargo. Tha, Canales is between Ca.
MARCO and Monterey, upon the west side
of the San Jan tser. That, furthermore,
II is generally understood that no has had
interviews with the Alcaldes of the luris.
dic ions about Reinosa aud Camargo, and
that they had agreed upon declaration Of
independence. Generals IorreIun Ju.
arIgne are iG Monterey. Gen. Ampudia
Is IN San LUIS Potosl Gen. Mepa is still
With the remnant Of the army, IN which
uch sickness prevails, owing no doubt to
their precipltale retreat. Gen. AIIsta i
now at his hacienda; although ordered to
Mexico, he declines going, alleging that
his accusers are present, and that where
they are, he expects 10 answer a ] calum.
nations.
We conversed with a person that has
nst arrived from the interior OF Mexico,
who says that tie MEXICAN army have &c.
tired from Linares, ard are concentrating
IN Monterey, which place they are ioruly-
IN, with considerable activity. lie also
says that Herrera has superseded Parcdes
in the Presidency and that the latter midi
yldual, IN company with Gen. Urea and
Caraser, is marching to the frontier with
a respectable force. That the impression
throughout the country is, that Herrera
vii! cndeayor 70 bring the existing difficult.
ties between the two republics 10 an homo.
rlbIe conclusion. We give the news for
what II IS worth, without youchlng for the
truth Of a single s'atement.
w Z nave htafu from res FtCtdulc source
that Camargo has pronounced tn favor Of
a separation from the Mexican Contcdcra
cy. We hope that every town and de-
partmcnt this SIDE the mountains may fol.
low her example. The people Of Camar.
- boast that heir town has never been
taken and rayaged-that whilst almost cg.
~sy 49,, ,l.,,..t ..al !, H.. - 49,.
been able to maintain itsef az 4 us ~,
tack Of the Camanchcs. The citizens o
Camargo are intelligent and high spui'cJ
and we are glad to hear that they either
have or are about taking the lead IN thi,
matter.
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BILL OF FARE

A Baltimore jury, locked up on the 4th
ordered the following moderate bill Of fare:
"a hams, 3 dozen chickens, quarter Of
veal, hind quarters Of lamb, 10 gallons
Of oysters, 40 pounds Of beef, bushels OF
potatoes, 20 punches Of beels, 4 boxes Of
cheese, barrel Of crackers, lemons, bran.
dy, GIN, old rye whiskey, 3 barrels Of ice,
peck Of mint"
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Try, with their baggage, had repaired on
board this steamer for transportation, Gen.
TAYLOR, ever mindful of the comfort and
safely Of his men, caused an inspection Of
her boilers TO be mhde, and upon the first
intimation Of their unfitness, ordered his
men on terra frmd, saving their lives were
too precious 10 their country To be placed
in jeopardy, except in its defence. The
steamer has gone below for repairs.
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DAVIDSON COLLEGE.

Tho Annual Commencement of tbs Iust7
ton Wlll take place on 7Ausdoy. Apcp,llJl
On "Wednesday, CITATIONS V IL be delivered b re.
representatives. Of he two Literary soe,els, ss9
on Commencement Pay he Annaai Ora'onptG
Be- Del vercd BY tho Rsv Dr. Howe ofi4g Ta,,.
logical Seminary = Colum.a, ; c.
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A MONSTER Gun.

Oa Wednesday slupondous piece Of
ordnance was cast at Al4er's foundry,
South Boston, under tie immediate super.
intendence Of Colonel Bym!vrd, who was
-, G. 'o.uentor Of this spec Ies of weapon.
called by him. IN l-U9, Inc vu,,...-L-- .
The quantity Of metal used was 10 900
pounds, and the amount Of coal requisite to
reduce It to the proper state Of fusion was
eight chaudrons.
The weight Of the gun, when flushed,
viii be twenty five thousand pounds, ex.
ceedlng that OF the peace.maker" by five
thousand pounds length ten feet dame.
ter at the base ring thlrty-nlnc inches ];
length Ct chamber thirteen inches diam
eler Of chamber nine inches length Of
bore nine feet one inch; diameter OF bore
twelve inches weight Of round shot which
il will carry two hundred and thirty pounds;
weight Of shell one hundred and eighty
pounds; range Of shot or shell three and
halt m,les-6elng quarter Of a mile grea
ter than the recorded performance ot the
largest and lates, invented mortar IN Eng
land, and half a mile beyond the reach Of
any gun in the castle OF San Juan de Ulua
al Vera Cruz.
The cost Of this immense instrument foi
harbor defence will not exceed 100, Oh
one.slyth the cost Of the wrought IRON CUR
procured in England by Capt. Stockton.
This gun IS intended for Fort George
IN Bgston harbor, where /, vail be placed
time to complete it ready l5fqiasgF : tina tina
Inteitgeacer IF Juty Ia.
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LAZINESS.

LazIness grows on people +; it begins in
cob"ebs, aud ends in iron chains. The
more business a man has, the more he is
able to accomplish; for he learns 10 econ
Omlse hs lime.-IIqie.
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\ Washington letter says, tint i IS the
opniou OF Gen. Comes, that only te4u.
nlng has been made towards the conquest
Of Mexico; that a mos, serious aud nfdu
Gus work IS yet before our troops, and how.
ever brilliant and wonderful the victories
Of our arms, the effect thus far IS chiefly a
moral Que.
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W. II is stated in the French papers
thata meteoric stone lately fell upon barn
near Bagneres de Luchon, in the south of
France, in few minutes tho whole bpiIJ.
ing was wrapped in flames. All the cattle
and horses IN the barn were consumed.
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AMMUNITGoN COMING TO LIGHT

Dutlng the recent severe storm in this
vicinity, large tree aOout two feet in di.
aneter, on the farm Of Mr.. Brasher, was
blown down, and large pie Of musket
balls, about 40 pounds IN weight, was
found among the roots Of the tree. A
French boat, on us way from Fort Du-
quesne N l75I or %, was captured by the
Indians near where this tree was blown
down, and IT Is supposed they threw this
keg OF bullets on the bank Of the river, and
this tree sprang up aud had the bullets un-
I'll the recent storm revealed lheln.-Lou.
tSUtile Courier.
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From the N. o. Daily Tronic

ANECDOTES OF THE BATTLE FIELD
IHE BOXING lHIsnMAN After the fioh,
OF The 9Th became general, private, an
ifishman, found bunch Of Chaparal be
tween himself and a strappng Mexican.
The Mexican raised his piece and taking
deliberate aim, pulled trigger, the piece
Did not go oil, the Mexican again raised
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Yours, respectfully,
W. w. MCCARTHY
From the Republic Of tho Rio Grande, juno 80
CANALES ALMOST TAKEN.


CANALES ALMOST TAKEN.
We learn that Canales came very near
falling into the hands Of the Philsllnes"
a few nights since. Captain McCulloch's
company, who were at Reinosa, received
Information that fandango was to come
off about fifteen miles from tina, place, aud
that Cana'es was to honor the party with
his presence. They repaired to the vicin-
Iiy Of the Rancho, and waited in the dark.
ness for the lion Of the night to make his
appearance. When every thing was I'M
der way, the Rangers walked in and po-
htely quested an introduction to Moa
s'eur Canalcs. The gentleman had not
arrived, but two Of his officers were there,
and received an invitation to ride gu, to
KeInosa, and pay visit to Col. Wilson.
The Colonel, we are informed, received
them very graciousIy, and insisted on their
becoming his guests until General Taylor
should have time to attend 10 them.
TIE NEVA.
ffpr than Il
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Election the 9th of August

Va We return our thanks to Col. Bar,
ringer Cor the Report Of the Commlssioa.
err Of Patents.
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POINT ISABEL. July 3, 1916,

IOlNl lShDEiss 5uIy >, lcto-
| left Malamoras last evening and star
ted from Gen. Smiths camp, on this side
of the Rio Grande, al nine o'clock, with n
volunteer officer, TO ride across the prairie.
General Smith was TO begin 10 remove his
camp to-day some twelve or fifteen miles
10 lie river, on the Mexican side. The
MOSQUITOES showed themselves IN numbers
for The first time al Head Quarters last
evening. The volunteer camp was per
lectly shrouded by smoke, raised by the
men to keep or the lntruders.
That large portion OF the army VIII
soon move towards Monterey can no lon
ger be doubted, as boats enough OF light
draught have arrived 10 warrant General
Taylor 10 taking possession Of the country
between the mouth Of The river and that
place.
The road we came over last night
mean the wagon roed between Point Isabel
and Matamoras-is still impossible for
loaded wagons, and il is q wonder 10 me
now light wagon can be dragged over II.
From the river to the Palo Alto, some
nine miles, there is mol altogether bali a
mile Of hard road, The mud is generally
a foot deep, and in some places two or three
feet deep, and there is at least four miles
Of water, in many places hardly forbade
for horses. The gentleman who accom-.
panied me down captured gar.fsh OF
g six Mile Prairie" between the battle
fields, the other day nearly three feet long
! passed over the same place four or five
times when il was perfectly dry, with nc
appearance Of having ever been overflow,
ed. Al the Resaca &c Ia Palma, where,
as YOU viii observe on the map, road
passes between the ponds, there IS now but
one pond, and that is deep enough ony
where for respectfully sized steamboat to
pass through IT, The Palo Alto battle
field is-two.thirds covered With water.
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Frosn the Seat of War.
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

The New Orleans Picayune puts us IN
possession Of adyces from the Rio Grande
10 the Sd instant, brought by the steamer
Alabama.
There does not appear TO be much news
Of interest from our Army. The Mexican
forces are supposed 10 be concentrated ~
tho vicinity Of Monterey, under the imme
date command of Gen. Paroles. The A.
merican army appear 10 be on the point Of
taking up their march to penetrate as far
as Monterey.
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We are authorized TO announce THOMAS 4
ALEXANDER, ESQ, ns a candidate for re- elee
ton to the office Of Sheriff Of Mseklebtuf,
county.
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THE NEvA.

After three companies of the 7th Inlan
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III a R D w A D Pc
E Balm,

HAS mst received large and carefully selected
i 4 assortment of HARDIN ARE, CUTLERY,
&c, all of which he is prepared to offer at Las
tern prices, or less, exclusively for Cash or Pro-
duce, consisting IN part of the following;
Pocket and Table Cutlery OF every variety; sc Is
sors, shears, razors, strops; Iron, Britannia,
German Silver tea and table spoons shutters,
Brass and Iron candlesticks Brass and Iron
headed shoves and topgs Brass kettles
splendid assortment of Joiners Tools OF very
superior quality, planes, cinsels, braces and
bits, saws, squares, augurs, rules CAGES. be-
wells, spoke shaves, Simmons best quality G.
S. axes, broad-axes, ADDE'S Knob locks and
knob iatches of most approved patterns, door
handles, bolts, butts, screws, hay knives, Mil
& Cross-cut saws, hoy forks spades, shovcls,
Powder, Shot, bar and sheet Lead, sheet zine,
Glass, Rope, Iron wire, Hook hinges. Pick
axes, Peru cut Nails American and English
wrought Nails, Rasps and lies of all kinds.
S L o " Il S,
with Pipe and furniture complete; Smith Be 10 W
Anvils, vices, hammers, IRON, NAILS, and
STEEL Swede fiat AMI square bar iron,
English do 90 do do
American do do and round
Iron of all sizes, Band, Hoop and Horse shoe
iron, Sleigh shoes, Plow steel, Boiler plate,
Stake and Nut iron, p. S. |. Old sable IRON,
Horse Nail rod, English and American Blister
steel, German steel, Spring and Cast steel,
Burdens patent Horse Shoes, Elyptic Springs
Finished wrought iron Axle AIMS, Wagon
Boxes, &c. 10
Southport, Oct. 1874.