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- s-,ai.. Rags! Rags Rags. eiJsaq bsr =,
TOO nNO POUNDS Of clean cotton or linnen
lOOa aOOO rags wanted liberal price given in
barter. = b. te,s"'s r. ' 'a ", -i.- ...',5a
On hand for sale Old Rye and Rectied w hiskey by
the barrel gallon. Gentlemen and Ladies fine
calf k Shoes IS per cent lower than the usual price
in the city, together with general assortment Of Groce-
ries. jligr p s.7y JORDAN WOMBLE, yi 3aa
"a -,:- 4th door North side old Market street
Raleigh, February sI4th, l94S c;.sys,- f5s. F. 693
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NuMlBER TO.

osI say, therefore leave the north to u.s. and more
to the south The democrats Of tie north stand by
the State-ghts of the south, because they abide by
the constitution and love the Unions and not because
they have any prediction her peculiar Institution,
for which she alone is responsbe, be if for good or
for evil. But we desire to know and understand
whether there upon this local question any distinc
ton between the two parties at the south If the
wings at the south, by southern candidate or 9TH
erwse can succeed in giving power 70 wings Of the
north, Is abolition, emancipation, the prosiso 70
follow in the train of that victory say power %
the north-I mean to the wings Of Massachnsetss
for, whenever federalism succeeds old Massachusetts
the mother of il an-is in the ascendant. Here
statesmen of the federal school, in that event viii
guide and govern the councils Of se wings, as hey
q Sir, it does not become me to advise in this nat
ter; but venture to suggest to the eloquent mon
see around me- TO bring this test home to the wings
Of the south, the face Of their Press
them to the issue Of avowal or decaiiner plain and
unequfvocaf IF the former, we leave the matter to
the people of the south. If the latter, send 1t to u.s.
ana then you will place the democrats and whgs
of the north upon the same platform this question.
The northern wings can then hevermakea geographf-
cal party to crush the SOUTH force her from the I'M
ion. They can never get into power bat by the aid
of the south and rather than lose all hope of that aid,
they will abandon this fraternizng with political abo
tionfsm and must stand, we stand upon the CON,
promises of the constitution. - 7'-' W -
Still stronger will this Union stand, if the extremes
of both sections are alike avoided as new tests Of
democracy. There may be local opinions going be-
yond the Compromises of the constitution which win
furnish fuel from the south to feed the fires Of dspn
ion. To those who entertain them decisive test can
be frankly put, whether they do not require moro
than the constitution gives, and whether they can
stand upon any platform beyond outside Of the con-
stitution and its judicial constfuctionl - 80
Ina word, Mr.. Presdent-for rose to make sug-
gestion and not speech am for that fundamental
doctrine of democracy which places the sovereignty
and the source Of power in the people, and which
gives to every free political community the right Of
relations within its own sphere of local fegsIatn, as
the majority shall deem best for the common welfare;
and feel well assured that if the peope Of the south
will uniedly take care of their peculiar Institutions,
which have referred, we viii take care of Ours at
the north, so that political abolidonism shall never
mar line of the beauty Of this lovely Union: -
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD.
HENRY D. TURNER =,

HENRY D. TURNER,
FOR SALE THE NORTH CAROLINA BOOKSTORE,
TNHE Supreme Court Reports, 80 Volumes, uniform
sets, single Volumes. Ledelrs Digest, Volumes.
Swaims Justice and Form Book. Iredelps Manual,
Swaim's N. C. Executor. ...-.--' DE '... ...- -S
Also greatly reduced prices quantities by retail
complete assortment of School Books, Music Books
Blank Books, Stationery, and Fancy Articles Juvenile
and Toy Books; all the New Publications, is
sued the Standard Publications in every department of
Literature Arts and Science and in every language, An
cient Modern. '....
Book BrNDINS, IN every variety, promptly executed
in the neatcst manner. ...
SELECT CAMDEN SEEDs-every variety-warranted
fresh and good-seected from the most approved Seeds
men and Gardeners in the Northern country. rs.
Raleigh, January, ls4s. .-. .---. .-: 6S7 7
III L.a. ...isH Notice. .af s-As-
WILL be sold at the Court House in Wilmington,
wv on the I'd Monday in September next, the follow
ing of lands and Town lots, much thereof
will be sufficient pay the thereon for the year
1916 Il o.. a--.' -'-s-- .-.'. "ta -
lots Situation. By whom listed s... Taxes
Wilmington Thos. Leddon, S23 32
do Mrs. Eliza Leddon, ID So
- -i,. e, =. do Mrs. Hilory Moore, sc
I72 acres of land in Rocky .Es.-. ID =s--r. .,..
Point district, Richard Highsmith, 10
l6 at the old negro heads -
.as- Ferry a.-' John s. Richards, 21 IS
a.. r-... T.. ..,.. 5f..-.' .a 41 p u s70 63
ra..-a .i,G ragE -s-.. o. FENNELL, Sheriff.
July 26, 1s47. Pr. adv. So. 7l6-ts.-
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o. LBURCH co.

-stfs.. %. L.. BURCH & CO. a.tu.a1
a WOULD inform those who feel disposition to
patronise the labor of the deaf and dumb, in our
~ State Institution, in acquiring trade to support
themselves after leaving the Institution, that they have
made arrangements with w. D. Cooke the Principal
give the Mutes work and instruction in the mandatory
of Shoes; and hereafter orders may be left with them,
the Principal which will be promptly attended to.
January 10th, 1913. - '-r $50
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Valuable Land for Sale.

FaIUaDIe AAMu lot SHIFr = ~
THE Subscriber being desirious of removing to the
South offers for sale his valuable tract of Land, on
ch he present resides lying five miles north of the
y of Raleigh This tract of land contains 157 acres
iTewatered and is also well adapted to the cultya-
0@ of corn wheat, cotton, oats, &c. -. .s- ., =
til situated on the Raleigh and CASTOR Roads
t one of the yards, and the proprietor of this
nd will be able to sell wood for Rail Road purposes to
ay extent he may desire. .z,.l s,-. e. ,az ea goa,
Persons who NAV desire to purchase will of course
famine the premises - JAMES M. ROGERS:
Wake June 25, Is4s. .'f1sE III -. zI2G-tf.r
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NEW 1WpIjIOKs.'

-"24 '-'- ID NEW WOKs. -,.,.,'i..
T IFE of Joseph T. Hare, the celebrated Highway
man. price 25 cents. Rose Somerville, or Husband
Mystery. Aunt Ktty's Tales so cents The First
False Step or the Path to Crime, so Frank Ger
non 25 cents. The Crimes of the Borigas, by Dumas
25 cents Jack Ariel, Life on board an Indiaman,
Is cts The Count of Monte Christie, by Dumas The
Dreamer and the Worker, by Douglass Jerrold. Wag-
carries, and Vagares, by Mrs r. Burton oo Cts IN o"
and TBcn 51 cts. Jane Eyre, 25 cts. g1I {ef125.l
- s9sq For sale tthe North Carolina Book Store by
IL s97a saJ IS IooiJ3 3t - FL III. DaTURNER. 81
Raleieh,i MayiI Is47!Ede 11sa9G ~ esaia 7o6--5s
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HATS.

r ...lrl. 9@llno1qae3 HATS. q i3asa t-bs.gdF na
TT every cobipation of Felt and Beaver fnss is
out styIe or finish about the csket that holds the
ntellsee Is an insults to the valdables ASs
r. TBCKER,E SON have received another lot OF
those beautiful olesin hats reoosiIisiHf ID 764 .od
May II, s4S. ,.,..-9i. a, :; a,a1r - 80
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KaIelsha n. C..,--...Il-.
n ESPECTFULLY offers his services to the citizens
n of Raleigh and neighborhood. Mill Work and
HorseShocns attended In the very best and
the lowest prices splendid assortment of the finest
Guns and pistols constantly hand at the cheapest
pces Repairing in his line attended with
ind despatch Also all work pertaining to Carriages,
Carriage Springs &c. Soliciting the custom ofh neigh
s it will be his constant endeavor to give general
5acon. ---
Rlleigh, August 4th, 1s4s. --- 7ls-tf
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SPRING AND SUMMER, SUPPLIES, 3
Runaway.

RumaWAy. ls-ro. eg zIor3,
t'aaKEN up7and committed to the Jail in Richmond
4 county, North Carolina, on the 18th June 1877,
pO who sayshis name is George, and belongs to
&c scert Wilson ofAIabama He is abdut % years old;
inches high, weighs about $50 lbs, full round
y, ~ with crescent-shaped ON his upper lip, m
ne owner is hereby notified to come and COM
with the law sF the dealt seith ace6fdfng
Nact Of Assembly, lb lsoi R.oTs LONG, IsiIoExoe
no rnoocklngham, Jan IL, Is4s: 6s9--6m. i,
lrr. Adv. SO Ool %"
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EnVeIIOpPpes BreEeftesS 4t5 ~ b
- n nnnM Buff and White Letter and Note,
lUslJktIpthis day received at 7drhefis N"tth Car
sG7 aOlina BOOKSTORE .ffTsai d aLs2 81
April 4Is4s,efbfag F,rt z1eoiiio bou-pty1 fo@719g
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JOSEPH WOLTERING, IS. a.a-
ARCHAEOLOGICAL GUN.SMITH,
BELL-HANGER,SsC. = Aa,-f1

FOR 4 NUMBER OF YEARS FOREMAN IN THE RALEIGI
AND CASTOR RAIL Roam SHoP.
Raleigh. n. C. -....s.- O.. -
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>@--.e ~--- SOS - rzSt4eiEs8 6 gnss!s1E oysz.
vTxr ties 'eajnsssss asgy asy. tsEeis7oa.
CNUME A4N.sd iilzs sas..egots 1sf.ale5isaaJ
w "GLk . -
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NOTICES.

" "a n very large meeting the United Prnr-
teal ~tone-t ufter- of the Cites u New York Book
lsni ara Venl lie following resolutions acre ulsni.
mcusly adopted
It, heeissd, Thai In consequences Of notice Of bill 70
be erousht forward By Mf Coe he substance " which
whs abolish repeal the lsv which prohibits the mar
nsciae q Cot ,oss Doc the state Prisons. thereby
placing me contlcts l-Dlr 10 competition wih The hard
WORKING indrs'0gs 80 honest mschsuicThst devils.
"sss std u@ars 1 fy grievances fef0- TIE h1ulr4
Die -iut-rs lI cor ,fat- Assembly and Senate
fff1i 20. That r-fllns. rance nr-lIr ri 81 sent
20 Albany signed - mechanics ssd Others. opqos-d
hrs lax
d. hefoi1ed That appo0ttwo delegates 90 represent
CO... asocaton % Albany, bose dutyit S t- 90 present
COR fcflon before such members u both tou-ss viii
act ln concert viii u.s. that they win present. snrn petition
or men Oral before their respective bid 20 and a these
delegates viii purfue such coarse - viii sustain tie
honor ard dignity ~ or trade
4th. he0ltfd That Henry Wilson and James CrichtOn.
be- appointed delegates pfOceed ~ Albany and carry
the foregoing resolutions. y II
~ Nesmerisn, -Omnambulism, ClairvoyRnce
and Hallucinntion.-Prof PgTTERsos will lecture on
Mesn-fism md Phrenoogy a. Convention Hall Wooster
- between Bieecker ard Housfonl Tuesday evening
Feb g. a. u o'clock Experiments AZ th- close Of the
lecture Admftsnce u. cents 81 It
~ Prof. Bush will deliver Lecture to-norrow
evening the Uaversity Chapel exhibiting Of the
evidences hat % support Swsdsnb1rgs claims 70 d.
vine Mission, particularly those founded upon his rsveis
tons Of the future life. To commence ~ hAfpsst It.
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Destructive Fire.

TIE Buboi0 Commercial Adceftser has tele-
graphic dispatch from Toronto, c. W. stating that on the
morning Of The lst inst. fire broke out In the block
bounded the north by Colborne the west by Church.
and on the south by Cobone and Front streets The IRE
had made great headway before the arrival Of the engines
AZ the scene Of couAsgaton on arrival the best eXer
tons Il the Fire Department given 20 stay the prog
res, Ere these crowned with success, but
not until the whole block. with the exception Of the
angle destroyed We note the destruc
ton Of 23 houses Of which 10 or II were avern
Among those destroyed are the Edinburgh CASTE"
"Prince Of Wales Royal Standard" Exchange, Rem
nv's Hotel" "sIr John Moore" "Roysl Saoon," Tau
O'shanter." "Lon," and other tsverns.
We have no means OF estimating the loss, nor can We
learn who were insured Ths houses have 70
believe were not covered by any insurance, with
twO exceptions
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id.v 18Th inst J0sIIiIA GILBERT. lof the irm

On Fndsy 18th inst. JOSHUA GILBERT, tof the hru
Of Joshua Gilbert & SOM aged % years. 49,
The friends Of the family, and Of his sou Joseph q g.
beT and OF his sOn-in-law Abah Gbert,sfe respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral Sunday afternoon, ~
o'clock his late residence No 2l3 Chnton-st (ate h
90 Thursday evening, 50 inst. Of consumption, HAN
NAH FIELD. wife ~ Isaac Carpenter aged - years
months and 9 days.
Her remains M be taken 20 Harrison, Weslohester Go
for internen Saturday, 9TH inst by the Harlem kal
Tosd- 10 O'Clock train.
On Thursdsy. Feb 8, JOHN HADDOCK, aged % years
The relatives and friends of the family, also The meih
bs~ Of Washington Tent No /. o Of r. also the Order
Ia general respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
from his late residence No Jbf Hudsonst. on Saturday
afternoon, Feb. s. AZ o'clock without farther invteiion
List evening after a short Illness Mrs MARY JONES
widow Of Lewis Jones, aged sc.
The friends and Of the family are respect
fully invited attend her funeral from her late
No Prince.st. at O'Clock p. NJ on Sunday. Tier re-
msins will be taken TO q ieenwood for interment
On the Sd inst. Mrs MARTHA HURLEY in the S2d
year OF her age.
Her friends respectfully invited 70 attend her u
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At Liverpool England Jan. 10, from fall from the
m ssn-top of ship Ashbufton Capt William Ho~land, }
RUSSELL, youngest son OF Philip and MARY
Aan Pietch, in the 18th year Of his age.
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CITY ITEMS.

Tur WrArBFR-Ye sterday was gloomy and
sssr,ess In the morning damp and chilly without
Evan glimpse of the san. AZ noon when me winter
standing ON the roof Of Old Fellows Hall m Centre st.
,,z,,irv rain came on accompanied with cold north
,,a On which about two In the afternoon fal Of
,r,x .uccse,,ed. with the Wind more easierly What
With wet. sloppy. dirty streets snow, rain. ~nd. mud
ss &c Friday was a. suited Tor pleasure walk, from
tine Battery ny Broadway TO Union place.
THE FRrscH SrEANTR.--ln consequence OF the
dss not serving the French steamship Miss uri will san
feomths sort at O'Clock this afternoon, and not At Il
O'Clock. nom, As previously announced.
Tsf NgSDFf ssoHN SOLfMSIrY This interest
,os musical performance will take place at Castle Garden
,hl. evening with combination Of talent such vas
never before seen Ia this county The Philharmonic So
csty New York Sacred Music Society," American Musical
In,utu,e Ruterpean Society, German Iiederkrans and
coucorsa take part Il, beside several eminent profess
ors and yccais who not connected with either 5oce-
~ The audience Will be an immense ole.
THE GIPsEYs--James Csrrnthers, ESQ. will de-
liver lecture on Monday evening next a. the Miner
Va Rooms on the principal features in the history Of
this extraordinary people from their first appearance
70 theI expulsion from various countries NO dou'i Il
will be Interesting sni instructive
APPOINTMENT BY Gov. MATTHEWS OF MIssIs
,,yr-Mr. g H. fleetwood. 20 Nsssau-s, has received
from the new Governor Of Mississippi the appointment Of
Commissioner Of Deeds, &c fer this State Mr.. Fleet
wood Is also Commissioner FOR Ohio, Indiana, Michigan
and Illinois. See Advertisement.
C1r We call particular attention 10 Prot
wrsEss lecture 1t will treat Of the Organization Of the
Hebrew Government, the Opposition Of Moses to War
aud his encouragement Of the Democratic Principle one
Of the most important subjects In the whole
~ Gen. QUITMAS's Levee yesterday morning
ws,very numerously attended by civic fnctonsres and
the citizens generally.
IsorssT-=C Coroner Walters Yesterday held an
nousst A. "a Twenteth 81 upon the body Of Rosann Ny
sns native Of ireland. aged SO years. who ded sudden
~ on THURSDAY aernoony erdic., death by rupture Of
blood.vessel in the chest
PoLIcE.-James McKeon was arrested yester-
day charge Of having threatened 10 shoot George W
Issscs with adoublebarTect pistol (0aded with powder
snd BALI the latter passing through the Park