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Arrivals at Gulon's Hotel.

Nor. "a Hon. W. 8. Ashe, Wilmington DR.. Blunt
a.: Snson los Holdick Lady and two children, Miss
HODGE New York Miss P. F. Barker, Concord; Judge
Nash, HiIsboro' Mr.. Davis N. q.
Nov. I5.-Msjor N. T. Green Miss Green warren G
Col Thos. p. Aston, Halifax; A. w. Moore, N c.
W. o. Nixon, Ala. 80,
Nov. is. Dr.. J. H. Hill G. H. Hill, Brunswick
Samuel Hargrave J. A. March, Alfred G. Foster Lex
,..o Marcus Erwin, AshyilIe, A. B. Stith, Thomas
IT, n r. Brown. New York G. w. Learcey, Phil
adelubia; W eldon NJ Edwards, Warren E. N Peterson
Hal;fax: ]. P. Fuller, Jno, P. Fuller, Lumberon j.
B. Cherry BERTHE R. R. Bank Petersburg; j. A Jereys
Nov. II. r. L. Cain, Fayetteville Thomas Mellow
ell BIaden Allen Grist Washington j. E. Fender
Plymouth; ]. R. Mclean, Surry; Thos. L. Galloway
Rockingham; Col A. Joyner, Halifax Col William =
Campbel StatesviIie; DIR. H. ]. Robards, Williamsbo
rough BIT Eborne, Pitt county Jas. E. Husband
Anthony Kuhn, Baltimore Mr.. bowers Ashe,; j. =
Oliver VIM. F. Romengay, Wake Forest
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TIE MARKETS.

FArErrEvILLE, November Is. Bacon cents; cotton
10 12S and brisk IS to 80 cents, and in
demand; -four 90 25 to Sc rs, and but little coming in;
lard cents; moasses II to SO cents coffee IA to Is
cents.
WILMINGroN, November IA. Corn selling at from
65 to 10 per bushels parcel pork at from to 81
per pound -four Northern, Sc so TO $s per bar
rel moasses 81 to % cents bacon to 10 cents
ding the quality. The Journal says of Naval Stores
Since Friday last, Naval Stores have taken upward
tendency. The amount of Turpentne sold during the
past week, foots up about 100 bbls, ranging from
So rs, &c. 40, So so per bhl for dip; and 81 rs
to 81 so per Dbl for hard market closing at So 25 for
SOFT and 81 SO for hard, for lot brought by vessel
Some $50 bbs. Tar, sold at 81 SIS per Dbl. Some
$50 to 1000 bbs Spirits Turpentine changed hands at
from g. 55 SO cents per gallon, market closing at
the latter price Other parcels Market for which 40
is eSknd.
Il PErERsBURG, November l6. Tobacco at from $s
to 500, according to quality, and market very frm cot
ton selling cents wheat at from 70 to liz cents
bacon hog round at cents, with light supply, lard
from u to 81 cents flour held at SIS for superfne
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Arrivals at Lavvrence's Hotel.

Nov. 15-J. G. Arey, Fayetteville; B. A: Vaughan,
Thos. T. Vaughan, Fenrico, Va; Maj j. j. Thomas,
w. H. Joyner, j. Ward Franklinton; DR.. T. T. Mar
tin, Caswel; j. H. Burt, c. Powell, Wake j. E. Ken
nedy Wayne DR.. J. H. Drake, Nash R. G. A. Love-
WaynesviIe Jas. Sharp, Buncombe; 8. d. Bryson
HAYWOOD; u. w. Swanner, Washington county; E. H.
saunders Hyde H. II. Farmer, Henderson county j.
R. Stubons, Beaufort county
Nov. l6.-Rufus Barringer, Concord; w. L. Mizell,
Martin M. Dickinson, Pitt; John shinpock, j. W.
Scott Cabarrus; Neill McNei Robeson John Gulick,
Cumberland; A. Kelly Col. S. T. Person and Lady,
Carthage; DR.. John Maloy, Richmond John Hays,
CALDWELL Jas. J. Williams, ]. R. HARRISON +. T. Da-
wilson, MeckIenburg Jas. White Tenn Dr. =. T. Ba-
ker, Scotland Neck; Samuel Flemming, huntsville !;
N. P. Mathis Duplin; Daniel Dickson, Wilmington
C. J. Webb Rutherford; Tod R. Caldwell, Thos u.
Walton ]. H. Murphy, Burke; Thes. Wilson, Per-
oumaus Lewis Bond Sr. BERTHE; JAS McClees, Tyrre;
Edwin G. Speight, Greene
Nov IA. B. Mcmillan, George Bower, Ashe
L. b. Sanders VIM. H. Watson, H. h. HOBBS A. ).
Leach, Johnston J. L. Boykin, A. Herring, sampson
peter Adams Guilford; Jas. R. Dodge, Surry; Col
VIM. H. Trip, Beaufort county; Gen. J. Barnes, X.
Rvnum, Kenneth Thigpen, r. c. Thgpen, Edgecombe;
Jobn v. sherard Wayne DR.. J. H. Hicks DuPin 5 M
II. Eure H. Willy Gates; Il. s. Mcdowell, Bla den; r
A Thornton VIM. Eaton, Jr. Warren; j. M. d Rogers
Northampton.
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1e1egraphees For. she Standard.

WAsHlseTos CIrY, Nov. 18th. 1850.
NASHVILLE CoNveNrfoN. Intelligence from the
Nashville Convention up to the 18th instant. The
Reports and Resolutions of the Committee recon-
mitted, and new Resolutions substituted, declaring
the attachment of the Convention to the Union, and
that the States are independent sovereigntes They
also recommend to the South not to go into Con-
ventioR of the States but leave it TO Congress to
restore and secure Southern rights. The Tennessee
Delegation pronounced strongly against the proceed
ings as unworthy of Southern men. Much confu-
sion prevailed AMID which the Convention adjourned
sine die.
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@%s

Splendid Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold, vest, fob and guard Chains,
Ladies watch chains, new style,
Seals, keys, chains earrings, breastpins, rings,
Diamond breast pins and Rings,
Gold lockets, bracelets, ketches, and necklaces,
Gold and silver Pencils and pens,
Gold silver, and steel spectacIes,
Geld and silver buttons and studs,
Gold and silver thimbes, and silver combs
Gold and silver buckles and slides,
Coral. assorted, silver and shell card cases,
Clocks warranted good time pieces,
Silver table, desert, and teaspoons.
Ladies, sugar tongs, cream, and salt spoons,
Silver & plated butter knives silver forks and cups
Steel keys and chains and music boxes.
Steel worked bags, tasseIls, rings and beads,
large collection of fine Cutlery,
Perfumery for the toilet, md fancy Boxes,
Full sets fine Walters,
Rich plated Casters, candesticks, baskets.
Walters and fruit stands, new styles,
Brittana and flower WAGES,
Pocket books and silk purses,
HAIR tooth and shaving brushes,
Pistols table cutlery and guitar strings,
Fancy Goods,
Their personal attention will be devoted to repairing
Ill kinds of Watches, Clocks and JeweIry.
Old gold and silver taken in exchange.
November 1850. G.
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NEW ROCKS.

VEHHE Painter, Glider, and Varnisher's Companion :
Containing rules and regulations for everything re-
lsting to the arts of Painting Gliding, Vanishing and
Glass Staining Numerous useful and valuable Receipts,
Tests for the Detection of in OILS Colors
&C. and a statement Of the Disease and Accidents to
which Painters Gilders and Varnishers particularly
liable with the simplest methods of prevention and
remedy In Volume, small l2mo. cloth.
The Dyer and ColSr- makers Companion containing
upwards of Two Hundred Receipts for making Colors
on the most approved principles, for all the various
STYLES and fabrics in existence With the securing
process and plain directions for Preparing, Washing off,
and Finishing the Goods. In volume, small limo.
cloth.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
II. d. TURNER.
Raleigh, Nov. 18Th 1850. g.
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The { Bugg'' also At Home Again,
B. ii. hi Is =

HAVE just returned the second time from Boston,
New York. and Phiadelpha. having spent nearly ali
CLOTHING every article Of which ,ras e,t 6v ,nv.e
aud made UP dty ing Inspection and presume
there is no one in North Carolina now who would bs
Veoah. enough to question my capacity after the elo.
queni tribute paid to my artisc skill IN our last SUI
perioI Gon by Judge, Counsel both sides witness.
es and Jurors. refer to The case of Riyov !. or
yer -acuon LOT damages, in which bad TO pay $3.50
IN consequence OF my dedreputation
Come in' you please, and assist me in paying off
North Carolina, who has not heard of he Hon Ceorrs
Badger, the Hon. William H HAYWOOD Ir ,nS
bug Oliver " by :" their fame is no more 10 be
hemmed IN by State lines 10 he cir
comserIoed within the same narrow limits
are connected, all our custom era knour--aDd If
H. @ they may--with no Northern House.
QUO We IoaioTs oHrseiUeSbuy own goods and inn
poI as many of what purchase IN proDortinp
business as any House in this State or ont nfjt
mere IS no establishment here or elsewhere ina, ms
sesses any advantages over us We Inv 49, so. pos
else buys, and we think We understand o,r bns;ne 5
GUY ss cnesplyi say en- CLOTHING is equa Ito
any ever oitered Tor sale in North Carolina and We
think superior, being judges ourselves of cio,b;n nf
that thongh We will leave the public TO decide
,or themselves One thing is certain
sell our clothing cheaper than the same articles can he
bought for in any of the Northern cities and as chean
clothing ready made -
Our stock embraces Drab. Black, Blue, Green. c,,v
and other ovERCOATS from So to $50 and upwards
CLOAKS, full circle, SIS and upwards. Frock. dress
and sack COATS from 81 to $l2 and upwards PAN.
falcons. all colors and prices, from 81 10 $s.-
VESTS. all kinds all Sizes at all prices from 81 %
TO So In fact, every thing that be found in any
similar establ ishment in The Union. r'''-
We are North Carolinians We are permanently To-
Gated here, and we sell cheap as others why not
give US The preference five do sell as good goods
at as sna.a price' we will not ask your patronage.
..s OLIVER & PRoCTER'S,
No. l. f-
R.R. r. r.
=, Fayetteville Street
November 5th, 1850 p
Register copy. ,A $3.50
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We had the pleasure Thursday and Friday of
last week of being present at the examination of the
pupils of the Warrenton Female Seminary under the
supervision of the Hon. Daniel Turner. The
animation of the different classes by their respective
teachers evinced, not only thorough knowledge Of
their profession the part of the teachers but that
most necessary qualification, the art OF imparting
knowledge to the young minds placed under their
charge. The concert thursday evening was large
y attended, and the and facility in performing
very difficult pieces by the young ladies' is proof of
the high qualifications of their teacher, Mr.. John F.
Brandt. We will not extend this notice of the
ercises, as friend has handed a more detailed
notice of the examination which will be found in
other column.
The whole closed by splendid Ball at Goodies
Hotel on Friday evening. where the Beauty and
Chivalry tript it the light fantastic toe until
late hour. WdTenton NeaOs.
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Bosron. November IL, 1850.

Union Meeting-Fbgitive Slaves. A great Union
Meeting will be held in Faneuil Hall on Tuesday,
the 26Ih instant The call is already signed by
may influential citizens of both parties.
Hon. Daniel Webster is expected to speak on the
occasion.
Considerable excitement was created here yester-
day afternoon among the negroes in consequence of
the supposed presence of colored spy.
He was followed and pelted by the mob, and was
Obliged to throw himself upon the protection of Mar
shall Turkey,
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NEW STORE.

TFNHE Undersigned most respectfully inform their
friends aid the public generally, that they have
ISOLATED themselves together in the Tailoring and Cloth
ing business under the firm of J.J. Biggs & Co. They
have opened New Store few doors below the North
Carolina Bookstore where they will be happy to all
of their old Friends and Patrons and pledge themselves
to sell cheaper than They at all times warrant
a good fitting Suit of Clothes.
Call and examine their fine Stock of Ready Made
Clothes. Also their Stock of fine Cloths Cassmeres
and Vestings.
TO the Members of the approaching Legislature they
would it shall be to their advantage to patronze the
firm of ]. ]. Biggs & Co. Call next door to Mr.
Roots Jewelry Store
J. ]. BIGGS,
SYLVESTER SMITH.
Raleigh Oct. l6 1850. S37-6t.
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SOUTH CAROLINA. The Legislature of this State
will meet In short time, and its course will be
watched with much anxiety and interests for judging
from the tone of the Press in that State, her people
ripe for disunion and resolved try the expert
ment af secession: Some of the papers asking
gress Upon the action of her Legislature, at its
approaching session, depends her fate and if she
shall secede, will the President like Gen. Jackson,
order force to compel her to submission We do
not see with what consistency he could do so if he
refuses to enforce the Fugitive Slave law at the ORTIZ
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NEW YoRK, November 10Th, 1850.
New YoRK MARKETS. Sales of 1900 bales of
Cotton at the following prices: Fair uplands l43
and Orleans Isl cents.
A good demand for Naval Stores, and light sup
ply.
Twenty thousand barrels of Flour sold at one
eighth advance.
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NEW ORLEANS, November l

NEW ORLEANS, NoVembeT 10.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO. The schoon-
or Bonita has arrived here from Vera Cruz with dates
to the LIST instant.
The Presidential election in Mexico had taken place.
but from the returns thus far it is somewhat undec
died. Arisa has majority, but the Trait Union
saws he will certainly be elected President of the Re-
public.
Arista carries the Federal districts. He carried the
following States viz Mexico, Queretaro, Vera Cruz
San Louis, Guiana, Junto the federal districts, Oga-
sa, Coahueta, Taurantipeias, and probably Sonora,
Sinatho and Chilopa.
Almonte has carried Zacatecas and Yucatan, and
Guerreoras has carried Durango and Mucovlian.
Predraso has carried Michoacan, and Mugica has
Pueba.
The shock of an Earthquake has been severely felt
in Leon Roads.
Mexico is in terrible condition regarding rob-
bers, and more than ever infested with them.
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MICHIGAN. The city of Detroit at the late election
the new Constitution recently framed by the State
Convention. The vote giving the right of suffrage
colored persons was, in favor of it, 1893 against it,
1876.
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j., From Tuscaloosa Gala. we learn that the Hon.
marmaduke Williams has soon followed to the pre-
cincts of the tomb the partner of his long Ie (egh
y years,) whose decease we lately announced. This
nearfv fifty years ago from the State of North Caro-
INA, of which he was a native.
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fro "T Louis, Nov. 9. speech is shortly expected
o Mr. Benton, relative to his course in the last
90 On OF Congress, as well his present position
~ 'ar as regards the chief topics Of the day.
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UNION HOUSE.

UNION HOUSE.
TTNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the Members OF
the approaching Legislature that he is prepared to
furnish twelve of them with lodgings and board
at the UNION HOUSE, but short distance from the
Capitol
The Subscriber will provide comfortable rooms, and
good fare such prices the times and market Will
afford. He pledges himself that pains expense will
be spared render his customers comfortable.
Travellers also invited to CALL and transient hoarders
will be taken. The Subscriber keeps constant supply
of corn and fodder hand and will have horses left
with him. OF horses of such stop at his house,
we'll taken of
The Subscribers House is about hundred yards
from the CAPITOL and door to the east of tue Baptist
Church.
JAMES HALL
Raleigh, Sept. "A, 1850. s34-ts.
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washington Hotel.

- THE Proprietor respectfully informs the Mem
M of the approaching General Assembly, that he
is prepared to accommodate with comfortable lodging
and good cheer
Tre,aty or TicentU-F Flee Of thefr Number.
He will spare pains satisfy and please his guests.
He has all the necessary accommodations. and will de-
vote his exertons to that end Terms moderate
as the times will admit. F. w. KING.
Raleigh, Oct. l, 1850. S36-ts.
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Fifteen Dollars reward.

n UNAWAY from the Subscriber, residing in John
h aton County. negro boy named Dare, or Henry
Said boy is about % years of age, yellow complexion
weighs about l65 pounds He may he lurking in the
neghborhood of Mr.. Pennys in said County, bought
him from that neghborhood. Said boy has down look
when spoken will give the above reward to any per-
who will deliver him me, lodge him in any Jail
in the State, that get him.
A. w. RICHARDSON.
November g. 1850. 44tpd.
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New Goods, New Goods
Look OaSt for Good Bargains.
UST the very thing at last that long and anxiouslY
- look ed for train, containing those
CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
that was selected by Alexander Creech with great
and with an eve single the of his friends and
customers--has arrived and opened, and for sale
For the Ladiesa large and varied assortment
tifu prints of the latest Styles large assortment OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
large and beautiful assortment of most every kind
for Gentlemen Call al his Store, two doors above Nj
Richard Smith corner and next door TO Messrs B.
Stith g. Cos Auction and Commission store, and you
will not regret it,. ALEXANDER CREECH
Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1885,
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M0RTH cAR0IrNA
FASHIONABLE JEWELRY STORE.
Palmera Ra~,ar

HAVE Just received the most splendid stock OF
IL Rich and Handsome Goods
IN their line offered for sale in the CITY of Raleigh
the elegance of the articles being only surpassed by their
new, and the beauty of the various designs by which
they embeishcd quite unique and ancifu re acb
ing the very highest perfection of art and skill We de-
sire an Inspection which is the only proof necessary
convince all persons of taste that such splendid
Goods very reasonable prices, offered
before in North Carolina. Our Fashionable Store there
fore, stands A. No. among the attractions of the City
of Raleigh during the present Winter
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MARRrHn.

In Caswe on the 18th instant, by the Rev. John H.
Lacy. Mr.. Abner Terry of Milton, to Miss sallie b.
daughter of Richard Yarbrough Esq.
In Cumberland county, the 2lst ult., Mr.. William
McDugald to Miss Sarah Mclean.
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See r. r. r. r..

sec Il. Il. r. Il. ~.
To the citizens of North Carolina particularly.
NXIE measure and furnish an entire suit of clothes
w (ncluding coat pantaoons, apd vest from $36
to $44 and will warrant them TO be equal nl respects
any that be furnished in the United States for that
money. Gentlemen need no longer send out of the
State for cheap Clothing, unless they prefer it.
trs1 aea OLIVER PROCTOR
Raleigh, Nov. S, 1850. 2-n
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TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS,
And the Public Generally.
TTAVING associated with me in the Clothing bust
ness. Mr.. Sylvester Smith, it will henceforward be
conducted under the firm of ]. j. Biggs & Co. Mr.
Smith has been long known Merchant Tailor, but
is now turning his attention the Ready Made business
and it is the design of the New firm keep up large
assortment of all kinds of
Ready Made Clothing.
Our Stock of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestngs, will also
be kept up beautiful assortment of which, DOW being
opened, embracing all the latest sly les.
Mr.. PEACH will attend to the Cutting Department as
heretofore J. J. BIGGS.
RALEIGH Oct If. 1850. S37-6t.
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Boara for Members.

VNILLIAM T. Balm occupies the same premises
w the State Capitol, and will prepare himself
to accommodate GssE tsEfE 5F
Some Is or 20 Members
of the approaching Legislature, with comfortable board
n charY es will be moderate the times will admit
and every exeron will be used to please aud give
faction to all who may patronize him. e .re
Raleigh. Sept. 27th. 1850 sS6-ts.
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Approbntion of Senator Som1's C0wse--Great Union
Meeting-Preparations TO Receive Senator DO'ons
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10. A correspondence is
published in the papers to-day signed by eight hum
dred democrats, between them and Senator Soue,
approving his course Senator.
A grand Union meeting takes place tonight. There
is much excitement the subject and it is expect
ed there will be tremendous outpouring of the Peo-
ple The Union, by our population, is held sacred,
above all earthly things.
There will be great public meeting of both par
ties next week and tender
to Senator Downs 1t will be an immense gathering
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Anson-A. j. Dargan and Benz. j. Dunlap.
Ashe-.A. B. Mcmillan.
Beaufort-Jesse Stubs and William II. Trip.
Berie-J. B. Cherry and P. Fl. Winston.
Bladen-Thos. S. D. Mcdowell.
Brunswick-John II. HILL
Observation-Disclosures EraOin and James Sharpe.
Burke-W. w. Avery and T. George WaAon.
Cabarrus-Joseph n. Scott and John ShinpOck.
CaIdwell-John Hayes.
Camden-CaLeb BGrcO.
Carteret-Jennings PigOH.
Caswel-Samuel P. Hill and D. S. Johnson.
Chatham-C. Gotten, d. Hackney, G. n. Brdzter.
Cherokee-GeOres W. Hayes.
Chowan-Wiliam E. Bond.
Cleaveland-G. G. Holland.
Columbus-John A. Mauksby.
Craven-Geo. S. Stevenson and 4. J. Jenkins.
Cumberland-Jas. c. Dobbin and Geo. w. Psgram.
Currituck-Sam'l P. Jarvis.
Davidson-James NJ. Leach and Alfred G.. FOster.
Davie-Stephen DOItkeH
DupIin-Isaac B. Kelly and Henry Mathis.
Edgecombe-Joshua Barnes and Kenneth Thigpen.
Franklin-Wiiam X. Martin and Josiah Bridges.
Gates-Mik II. Ewe.
Granve-James S. An,is Wn R. higgins, Le,uis
PGrhdm.
Green-B. F. Williams.
Guford-D. F. Cald,OeH, c. H. Wiley. and P. adams.
Halifax-Wilfam B. Pope and D.. ClGntOn.
Haywood Robert G. A. Love.
Henderson-Hewy T. Farmer.
Hertford-Kenneth Rayner.
Hyde-Erasmus D. Saunderson.
lredell-J. NJ. BOglr, G. G. Mckay, E. NJ Campbell.
Rockingham-Thos. Rufin, Jr. and Horatio Kallum.
Rowan-A H. CaLdlUeNand o. G. Foard.
Johnston-Linn B. Sanders and A. ]. Leach.
Jones-B. F.. Simmons.
Lenoir-Wiliam Sutton.
Lincoln, CASTOR and Catawba-R. Rankin. F. D.
Renhardt, S. N. Stowe, and H. Sherrell.
Macon-Dauid W. &ler.
Martin-William L. Mizzell
Mecklenburg-J. X. Harrison, J. ]. Williams and
E. C. Davidson.
Montgomery-Zcbedec RUSSELL
MOore-Samue ]. Person.
Nash-Ford Taylor.
New Hanover-Wiam Hill and ]. D. Powers.
Northam .3ton-Thos ]. Person and David A. Barnes.
Onslow-D. W. Fonville.
Orange and Alamanee-Cad. Jones, Jr. D. A. Mont
gomery, B. A. Durham, and George Patterson.
Pasquotank-G George ID. Poole.
rquimans-Thomas Wilson.
Person-C. S. Winstead.
Pltt-Marshal Dickerson and " BLo,D
RandolPh-Jesse 1hornburg and J. NJ. A. Drake.
Richmond-WaNer L. Steele.
Robeson-William McNeill and Neil McNeill.
Rutherford-C. J. Webb and j. Sloan.
Sampson-A. Herring and ]. L. Boykn.
Stanly-Francis Locke.
Stokes-Allen Flynt, Henry Marshall, and Jesse A
Waugh.
Surry-J. R. Mclean, James Sheek, and Josep
Cockerham.
Tyrrell-JOseph McCgeese.
Wake-R. M. Saunders, Jas. d. Newsom, and Blu
we'll Rollins.
Warren-Francis A: Thornton and Vim. Eaton, J
Washington-Urah w. Swanner.
Wayne-C. H. Brogden and John v. Sherard.
Wilkes. B. Gordon and a. M. Foster.
Yancy-Samuel Fleming.
sixty-ive Democrats and ffty-fve Wings. Nj
Jority on joint ballot, fourteen
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MASSACHUSETTS. We shall not repine in the least,
if the coalition between certain Democrats and Wing
freesoers carry the Legislature of this State has
been defeated at Mondays election. Such combina-
tons should be secuted by all honest men. and the
sooner they are overthrown the better. Even the
Wings have got ashamed of them and it is too late
in the day for the Democrats to begin what they have
always denounced. We think there is one Democrat
elected Congress in Massachusetts, the remainder
of the Congressional delegation nine in number, are
Free Sellers and Wings. Pennsy tuaniGn.