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DKaR SIm-My opinions Sage recently been
so often misconceivea and misrcprcsented, that
deem it due 10 myself, if not to my friends, to
make brief exposition of them upon the topics
to which you have called my attention.
have consented to the use of my name as cam
didate for the Presidency. have frankly avow-
ed my own distrust of my fitness for that high sta
tion but having, at the solicitation OF many OF my
countrymen. taken my position as candidate,
do not feel at liberty to surrender that position
until my friends manifest wish that should
retire from it. win then most gladly do so.
have no private purposes To accompllsh--no par
ty projects to build up-no enemies to Purnish
nothing to serve but my country.
have been very often addressed by letter. and
nv opinions have been asked on almost every
question that might occur to the writers as alice
ting the interests Of their country or their party
have not always responded to these inquiries
for various reasons.
confess. whilst Ihave sroatcartlinal principles
which will regulate my political lite, am no
sufficiently familiar with all the minute details
political legislation to give solemn pledges to ex
ert my influence, if I were President, to carry on
this, or defeat that measure. have no conceal
ment. | hold no opinion which would not rea
Oily proclaim to my assembled countrymen' gu
crude impressions upon matters Of policy, which
may he right to-day and wrong Tomorrow, arc
perhaps not the hest test of fitness for office. on
! who cannot be trusted without pledges, cannot b
confded in merely on account Of them.
! Twill proceed, however, now to resrend
your INQUIRIES.
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THE sUBTREAsuRY LAW.

'Fhe Providence Journal furnishes the
following pertinent ILLUSTRATION Of the prac.
tical working uf tins heauiiful law: r..
"The Worchesier Railroad had claim
against the Past Office Department on ac-
CONT Of The iranspoI lalioa Of the mail. In
The ordinary way "f business, As the mat
ter would be- transacted in the absenre of
any restraining law. the Treasurer would
have received cherk upon hank in Pro-
violence or New yurk, and in five minutes
thereafter the amOnnt w0nld have been de-
posted 10 his credit. Under the Sublrea-
snry he should have heen paid in specie.
lie was paid in orders upon five different
pos, Offices. in circuit Of fifty or sixty
miles. and il was good days work 10
collect them, aud he pas uniformly paid
in hank bills. Il is SO all over the coun.
Try"
The New York Express thinks that
the Railroad Companies of New York
could confirm BY their own experience .
like statement with The above.
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lsmaas, They have Elsa lnitil'gsnfe,
sgs,a uhifh Ihgy FsnhlrRily FFly, that =
saakans, fisllgEals, And mfsl Of tie ~
oFr easau.ry ia,ilaus. are dlapnsRi n hfaF
1s,rmsrlaes .GleaaiE laWaHi ihr Rhilss.
Us shs Ertsra i MrssEs. Ire. Asxsl
AS PalasI. - he D.llrs. lhry llFld = long
Ill asaalsl- D. chaars In.iians. ne eass.
Lfearr rrsllird n - assurance On sllr
c.rs i ulsr InAians. llsl fam thai lime
,lsy srrse De is.-nds e he Am~Fieans.
H. ;. nnrirrrEs'' have a fare e alaoui
20 mrn. r..mPassd NJ cayusrs and The
r,rlaas and rrrklrss e lie nsighhoging
,ril.rs. Who have gsnsily If tie cavnse
raaulrr. They are followed by Col.
s;Illiara and parry.
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Gen. Cass and Abolition Petitions,

A few weeks since, we adduced from the
Journals of The Senate. official evidence,
that General cass, by presenting petitions
praying that Texas nigh, moi be admitted
into the Union as State with cuns,ilu.
lion iolera,ing slavery, and also by pre-
sen,ing resolutions Of the I.egisla,e Of Mi
chigan in favor Of the WIlmot Proviso,
had fully admitted the principle that Con,
gress ought to receive and respectfully
consider such petitions and resolutions.
II is fur acknowledging this very principle
that Mr.. Fillmore is accused of abolition
ism. His votes, which have been SO Sc.
dulously gathered from the journals, prove
nothing father than this; tina, he was in
favor Of receiving petitions of every sort,
no matter what their object might be.
We have now 10 produce still stronger
proof that Gen. Cass, in the Senate of the
United States, gave his sanction 10 the
principle, that abolition petitions Of the
worst stamp, must be respectfully receiv'
ed and entertained by Congress. The
following is an extract from the journal O.
the Senate:
"Mr. Cass presented two petitions of citizens
Of Pennsylvania, praying such an amendment Of
the Constitution and laws of the United States
as shall abolish slavery throughout the Union, and
a petition of citizens and female inhabitants Of
Pennsylvania, praying the adoption Of measure;
for repeating all provisions of the Constitution
and laws which sanction slavery or authorize ,
representation of the slave population, and tina
no new slave-holding State may be admitted int
the Union."-Senate Journal for FridGy, Jan
22a, lS47, page l23.
Let those who so bitterly assail Mr..
Fillmore make what they can of this.
Richmond Compiler.
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Party Renunciations. - Alexander

Davidson, ESQ.,. of Detroit, being present
a, recent public meeting, and being call
ed for, rose aud said: "Mr. President and
gentlemen: | did not come here TO make
speech, but while | am up I will say
this much: | ever have been. am now,
and as long as live shall be Democrat.
I never voted Wing ticket in my life. |
know Gen. Cass well, and have known
him for years; but. gentlemen, ] shall not
give him my vote at The coming election.
lf live until the 9Th day of November
next. | shall vote for that rue-hearled ge.
nuine Republican, Major Gen. Zachary
Taylor. the man who. while in the SER
vice of his country. asks of his Gov
eminent no favor. and shlinks from no
responsibility"
Mr.. James Blair Gilmer, prominen!
Democrat Of Georgia. who voted for Mr..
Polk, has published letter. in which he
says: I" My next vote will be for Gen.
Taylor. because believe him 10 be the
firmest man in the world, the most honest
man in the world. aud further removed
above and beyond party and political in.
lluence than any man in the world.
would poin, out his public ant private
character. known To the people Of This
country, for my views Of political worth
| would point out his Allison letter lo
my political creed"
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Late from Europe.
Arrival Of the Steamer Britannia.
zpNuN mays Awun


The sieslnrr britannia. arrived a New
Yark. sailrd from Liverpool ON The % h
ullimn.
The following Srr tie most impoIIan.
len. nv IhIs sttissl:
GeTmany.-z;ae Republicans Al a.
,lra. un.ler Strive. have made surc.s.lal
asil,rak and proclaimed German Re.
pala'r.
Spiin..-A ,Seyere engagement tOok plsre
.hstween Eahrrsa and nnmeTnns hand af
the Qaern's troops II l.ahagal. in caiaIn.
MA. The insurgents were rouleh. and
t'ahmra G-d ,inla the Frnrh provinces Of
I.,dl.d.
Real an,i .falelo have heen prorlsimed
IN ssEle &C siege. The Danish Govern.
rneni las i>sued IN nfTirial rirrnlar ron.
IraalicIing the report nf is disposition 10
aerrpi modification of the annisiire.
France. -l.auis Napolron has taken
his sral in the National Assembly, and
made speech. giving in his adhesion 10
DE frneh Republic.
R.sparl has also been allowed 10 take
hls seal.
Eight Socialists have been arrested On
Ihs charge of ronspiring against the life Of
General Caraignae.
The excitement that existed at the rlnse
ri the Paris elrrtinns. was suh.iding. hut
great caution vas slIll used. The militia
~ p,sis have heen doubled. and the garri-
son kepl'always ready.
The tranquility that now prevails. will
probably continue until the question al
the rlreiinn ol Pre.illcnl comes up. Here
the crisis will ensue.
The Gnvrrnmrni will propose the cleo
linn IL the first President hy the Assem-
bly. which will. ol COURSE. meet with hit
tee opposition from the great mass Of the
people.
Prussia. was greatly excited
BY the appointment of the new Ministers,
who are supposed 10 be in laror OF con-
sersaiiye measures.
General wrangel has issued prorla.
ma,ion, being alarmed u, The apparent de-
termination of the Mira democrats. anu
was determined In check Them. A seri'
! Gus coniiisi between the troops aud the
populace was greatly feared, though eve
Ty,hing continued tranquil.
An instruction had taken place al Co
lognr in consequences Of the srres, Of PER
sons charged with revolutionary move
ments. The troops tonk possession d
the main square, aud carried ahou, thirty
haHicades. They alec occupied the cit,
gates, and the CRY was declared in a STATE
Of srigc. On the refusal of The Burrhe
guards To re establish the banicades. the,
were removed without an engagement
and order finally restored.
There have heen no further 'listurhan
ccs in ireland since the sailing of,he Cam
bria.
The London money market was east
er, and trade somewha. improving. Con
soils s7I.
Sales Of Gotten during the week 26,27t
bales.
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lai kf.ssn m1ihs tnbul5 ,lsesFssd ~ o'heT
mFisins, sci lh@aaahY nd We RaEslpsIiila,
Hhlfh Fsu IslaaaslsIl8 n tFalh sd EiRe5Iig =
si' nlass = - 80 - aHy WHg aaaAsaal HAA sAy
EIaEaER q aEEutalaas eaEl aaels. 4heHa base
lesR $500 ErgaaFkalle eaIns Fifrsas b - usR il
lis Eiriuity. Mr.. 4 saaE. - ~ - q IN 10.
urs Nas EsSsaua . hxseT krzlth lhsa shs hA3
isieas essssea tsE - sran. ard Ira W. ST.
ssas. - - A1rn sesesr.g sa1Acaad whh -
ERs4saaS. WnS euaiagly rnTu4 II lie &c oF .
fM kaSxlrs
fa@Es tEsly. NN. GALUsHA.
Prepared and - - 4. =. L y. SANDS.
Druggists. loo fsisea x;Errt. rernss aF "a nlian,
Sea 1oFk.
Soid aass ~ LONG 4 WEBB. Halshasourh,
b Alex. = WEBD a Co. flassr Gsraea,
OEanss. an3 y DlEssisis gensEaily thEo1sh0ul
ths Inilna rs,airsL
Piine 81 per holilr. siK bottles for IS.
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Fmhs Rrsa.
Attention folnnfeeFxff

The SsznaaEd's marr las Id an egg.
AMI our pHnEn ssiae. nrislh0r : hnsy
rackling nEeF n. Tie very rsTaraous,
sagarious. Gs. 6r. Mr. J. d. neslnail.
81 FlnIisia. hss ssni ilr Standard > IrlirS
pnFpnIiiag 10 have been 1Tillrn b. Gen.
Taylor. IN answer n sane Nriir~n him hy
Gifn. Wei giving IN acrnnnl of ihe dis
inrhanee IN lhe Aunh caEnlins Rsglmsni.
and upnn lhr faith II Gen. Meol's STAIR
meni IN him. prannnnsing The eansinri II
those e0nrsEnrd. nRsaldieIl,ke ard insnb-
ordinate. and The sllark upon cai. Paine
bv mob ~ night ~ the m0sI eawaFdly
Thing he lad heard If during ille VAR.
MOI IN make Iao ninrh fuss about II.
We will suppose that the aforesaid letter
j. bona fide PToduriinn nf GeR. Taylnr's
pen. and earnestly request all lhr Nulun.
ieers 10 read II. esPes ially Ihnse Win were
an the spot Al the time and then 10 ask
themselves. az soldiers. what Else unher
The circumstances he rnrld have written.
Gen. Veal writes that IhrIe i ! mutt.
nv in the Regiment. Gen. Taylor in re.
ply says. then. for ihe time hiring. you
cannot rely upon IL! Tie edl'or Of the
Standard. and our neighh0r Inn We pre-.
sumo. would have had the General Tcnly
in the eenllest manner possible. as f"l.
lows: My dear Grn: From The accounts
contained in your last despatch. with re,
gard tn The muliny in the North Carolina
Regiment. am perfecily satisfied that 4
is The most lhornughly disciplined. ana
consequently the mast 10 he relied on. o.
any corps in the servise. In your mex
general orders please tender my thanks h
them for their good ronduri."
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligencer.l
Friday, Oct. goth, ls4s.

Friday, Oct. goth, ls4s.
ToBAcco-There is M change in pri.
res-lhe receipts are small. We quote
as before, so a 81.
GoTToN-The last accounts from Eng.
land have caused further depression in
prices. Sales are now making at 5 ST
cents.
FLouR-prices unchanged, 81 81.
WHEAr-In good demand at 90 a
81 OF for Red; los 81 10 for White.
onlinues brisk at SIS 81 cts.
BacoN-Vrginia cured. 81 Z cts, for
hog round. Western Shoulders, Al 81
cts. Sides. ST 81 cts.
I,ARp-Wa at l0a cts.
BRASpy-Virginia Apple Brandy. 81
a 80 cents.
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Millinery AND
MANTUA-MA KING.

M RS. J. WADDILL & DAUGHTER, most
AVE- respectfully tender their thanks to the La
dies of Hillsborough and its vicinity, for the very
liberal patronage they have received at their
hands, and hope, by THEN prompt attention to hu-
siness, and the neatness and style with which they
execute their work. still to merit and receive Ii
beral share of patronage:
They have just received their patterns fer the
Pail and Winter, and invite the ladies to call and
see them, or which may be most satisfactory to
both parties to bring in their dresses and have them
made in the latest and most fashionable style.
October IL. o.
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Wanted : Cash! Cash!

VNHE subscribers are just receiving and OPEN
Il ing their Fall and Winter Supplies, which
consist Of large and complete assortment OF
every variety of GOODS usually kept in our vii.
lage Stores.
Their Stock has been selected with care, and
chiefly bought with cash. They are determined
to make their prices sui, the times; and as they
are nar,icularly in want of Cash, those who have
i, may expect great bargains.
/ Give Us call.
i LONS d WEBR.
i October 10. al
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iSFANors ATTEKPF ar FRArR-Ne
irsm iinm ~ Philsil. lgaia NnHh AneEi-
60. ihai - ralrnsiEr raasPiTnrg - rzsl
iisasl1lrns lsenl.r0 vsass = Inc l'Fssidsn-
I'll flfrsian = mar Sa.ar. Nv naraus uf
iorFsd eenskrsses of nzinrzliznian. his
hcrn deisrisd. md one Il ihe paFies Inn
plirsird has barn sFEcsled aid rnlnmiiird
d prison.
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de Piiiais ihnl No. Adams va . n,nlrl,
tatin u ahlerb Of he RHs y, i mFsl.
&c : Asm sissH, RaEb pes allssl.rlR -
80 fnn esaEdtllr. lie WFiafF e rvn,aaIsr
IN, y llaea Nr. A. elsrra ussaadssu a.
'h0ss Prns - oul II ; Fnjsri ahirh BE-
considered sllPgrihfE sIInnsoas ard am
p'aPrE Gas4alGrsNgl H-asas.
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Contemplate Tricks. Mr.. He

lev, the Locofoco member Of Congress
from Indiana, has been franking loads Of
documents to the South to convince the
people of that section Of the Union that
ten. Taylor is opposed to slavery. Some
Of the documents thus franked, the Louis
vile Journal says, have been sen, back to
Indiana with Henley's name upon them,
and the handwriting has been examined
and fully ssrertainsd and admitted To be
| his. And this Henley, Wills, thus ac-
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FURTHER TESTIMONY.

The following is an extract from letter recei-
we'd from Rev. William Galusha:
Berkshire. Vt, Oct. %, ls45.
Messrs. Sands.--I have been afflicted with a
severe pain in nv side, occasioned by diseased
liver, for the last twenty years: suffering at times
what language cannot convey, but since taking
your Sarsaparilla l have been greatly rcliev.
ed, 80 much so that have been able 10 attend
to my business. and preach occasionally for the
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Capital Punishment In lIichigan.-

The Pe"ple Of Michigan are preparing ."
ask the repral Of the law ahnliShing "a ri.
ial punishment. Siner the Law las hrcR
passed. IL is said the rrine "i murder has
enormously increased. What viii the al.
vocales of the abolition Of The death penal
~ say 10 lhIsg
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AccIDE>T.-On Wednesday last, as
Mr.. Roderick MacRae was reaching over
while oiling some of the machinery at
Messrs. John MacRae e. Co.'S Mills, in
ibis town, his foot slipped and his left
arm was caught in the machinery. and 50
mangled thai immediate ampulatinn above
the elbow was required. The operation
was successfully performed while und
the influence of chloroiolm, by Doctor
James Dixon. Wilmington Com.
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tasNls,ltd hF hla awn political fIiFl,ds
10 BE- lfsHkiRs hoeamsBls ~ he sHvlh b.
puEe usa, TayiaF apFasGd - slaEegy, b
aasssa.g sRgRgsaa ia EElaklng EPsfEhass il IA
lilana ~ REsse lhs I'D GsenrEni F3aarnl
81 ulEl sdEaeaas - slsssys! Tia 3
bal ons - laR Fgurni uasks.
- ~ Ia EzgFta
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Rough and Ready Club /!

AIfENTlON THE MHOLEtl
Beside the meetings at Lenihen's. the Burnt
Shop. and BSOn's Station. already agreed nIon.
there will he meeting a Sims's Mill on the 2oth
Of OctoteT. end II Andrews. near Adamsis Old
Muster Ground, on Monday the 30th Of October.
SO lhat The meetings will stand thus:
Hilisl0rongh. lIIh October.
Leaihersis Store, 18Th
Sims's Mill, 2Oth
Burnt shop. eth
Boon's Station, 2sth
Andrews 3Olh.
AZ ihrse are the only meetings which il will 10
in the power Of the Club - told, in all probalih
~, he,ween this and the election, those Who feel
on interest in the success Of lien. Taylor, and Of
sound republican principles are earnestly and re-
spcetfully requested to attend. s.und doctrine
and good speeches may be expected where such
men as Kerr. GiIIism. EsJdell. Nash and others,
lead Of the hall.
by order Ut the President.
J. CAMERON, Sec'y.
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Handsomely Done-On Friday night
lass. here as = lals Wing meeting Al
Mlaml.bnEg. Olin. NJ. Perrin. - sla-
anenl gentleman from The Snnih. address
81 The rTnWd. hui. in llr midst e hls re-
marks. he as disturbed hy the inherent
and l'rruiiaus language Il . frW I.nr0
Zero hlarkgaaaEd. nn The outskirts u the
andirnse. Mr. y. siapprd sh"n in his
peerh. invited lie particular attention of
the offenders 90 IN important daenmenl
Thai he PIaPosed 10 rad. Perfect silenre
heing n nnre IeslnFrd. and curiosity 0n
Iipioe. the orator PrOrertlrd IN rad. IN \
clear laad time af Vnire. Gen. ca.s's no.
iuFinus Mishigan Law. ensrling that /" per-
SIMS rinlons ar disnrlrrly in Ihrir cnn,lurI
or lirrnIinus IN sprerh slnuld he salI To
Ills highest hidd-r. or be whipped on the
bare back =
Mr. PENN was not again disturbed that
night I9BisriLs JOaraGL
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Died from Home.-A Young man

Died from Home.-A young man by
the name Of Manly. about "a years OF
age, son Of Gov. Manly, Of North Caro-.
lima, died a, the United States Marine
Hospital, Providence, on Tuesday. He
had been in Mexico as Lieutenant in
the North Carolina Regiment. aud more
recently a seaman on board vessel late
Iy arrived al Providence.
Ns,c York True Sun.
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Returns sinoe our lat have greatly reduced iiis
reported m.iariiies In Pennsylvania and Ohio. II
Is doubtful which party has prevailed in the cleo
lion Cor GOssmor in both states. Last year the
Democratic msjari,y in Pennsylvania for TOser.
nor shunck Sas 1886.
or the memhers Of Congress in Pennsylvania.
the Wings have lost two and gained two. OF The
- memhens elected. i6 are Wings, LocofocOs.
snl Native Amsnean. Among the LocOs cleo
isd 10 David wilmot, whose name has become
conspicuous BY il connection with the Wins.
Prosiso."
The Legislature Of Pennsylvania Is undoubied-
y Wing. In the Senate. the Wings have 81.
the Locos IL. In the Houss some doubt remains
a. to the relative strength Of the parties. but the
most unfavorable accounts leave 10 the Whigs .
decided majority on joint l'sIio,.
In Ohio the Wings have lost one member oil
Congress-the whig. having elected 10. and the
I.OcOs n. The eoapleHion Of the State Legisla.
iure is doubtful.
then sppears that The strength OF the two
parties in Pennsylvania and Ohio IL very nigh
equal. MLM change will be made in the result
on the 9Th Of November, when Van Buren, come.
inio the feld il Is difficult for us at this distance
to determine. The cleaSelsnd Herald, speaking
Of Ohio. says
AS To the prospect, with all confidence
we proclaim IL the most inspiring. We
have thought from the start, and 80 expires.
ell ourselves. ihst such elements would
enter into the State contest as would pre-
vent the result hiring AN index of pOpulal
sentiment in Ohio 20 the Presidency.
"There are thousands ihronehout th.
Stale who voted fur Weller that will vote
for Gen. raylor in November; and we
have every reason IN apprehend that :
large number Of Wings who have stood
aloof from the contest will during the com
ing month wheel inin line; for all will nov
see that the alternative is Taylor or Cas-
The vote Tor Gen. ,faylor on the Reserve
will exceed that of cass, and close Obser
va,ion by the shrew,les, men in the STATE
gives the balance Of the Stale To Gen
Taylor by decisive majority. We be
lipre tina, the prospects Of Taylor ant
Fillmore in Ohio are better. vastly better
today than befnre The State election"
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a @ 4 q ID q

nR. J. S. CIR EN- offers his professional SER
~ vices TO tn Inhabitants of Hilsborough and
its vicinity. H ay be found at his office, situ-
ated two doors east of Nichols's Hotel, and adj
joining the office Of Henry X. Nash, esq.
October 10. 81
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GEN. Cass's opinion on Slavery.
Should We acquire territory beyond The
Rio Grande-and east Of The Rocky
Mounlsins-it is still more impossible
that majority of the people would con.
sen. to rs-ssiabiish slavery. They are
themselves a colored population, and
among them the Negro does no, belong
socialIy TO an inferior race. Beyond The
Rio Grande Slavery piH mol pass--not
only herause it is forbidden by law. I'M
because the colored race Preponderaies il
the raiin of ten 10 one over the whites
and holding as they d" The government
and most Of the offices in their possession
they will not permit the enslayement o
any portion Of the colored rare."
Cass's Letter 10 Nicholson.
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To the Freensess Of Orange
County.

In obedience to Writ of Election issued and
Il directed to me by the Governor of the State,
shall, on Tuesday the 9TH day of November
next, Git heing the day of Presidential election,
open polls at the several election precincts in
said county, for the election of a member TO fill
the vacancy in the Senate of the next Legisls:
ture, oceasiOned by the resignation of Hugh
Waddell, esq. 49,
JAMES C. TuRRENTTNE, Sheriff
October II 81
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The y0luntecrs.-Several of the Demo-
cratic papers have published an extract from a
letter from Gen. Taylor TO Gen. Wool, relative to
the munity in the North Carolina regiment, with
accompanying remarks, for the unworthy purpose
Of exciting prejudice against Gen. Taylor in the
minds of persons unacquainted with the facts.
The seeds of the mu,iny, which dc,racted so much
from the character Of our volunteers who in other
respects were deserving of and had received high
commentator, were sown in Meckicnburg coun.
,y before the regiment lct the state, and the
Standard and other kindred prints contributed nc
little in bringing them to maturity. How much
the feelings Of the STANDARD and its associates are
participated in by the volunteers, may he gath
credfrom the communication Of Sergeant Peoples
to the Warrenton Reporter, which will be found
in the las, page Of our paper to-day.