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NEW YORK ELECTION.

eollowing, from the last Baltimore Sum- con-
1HI orIv information we have received from the
SIn' Work election, on Tt esday last:
Ne" vopK, Nov 4, 10 P. M. An election took
NEW his State to-day for Slate officers generally
Place IN: ~ The Judiciary and Legislature-6ut not for
Including oT Ii. Governor. Aldermen and Justices
we're also rs New York gives from to 1000 ma
The cry w. democratic State ticket. The whole
Oriy for ue Senators are elected from the city,
our Demoo, ",aiorty of the l6 Assemblymen are De-
and large malT LET ward gives McMurray, Democrat
nOcrats. nc ,os majority, and the End ward gives
for the Senate iGU Schultz, wing for the Senate,
him 1O2 maJGJ; n the 3rd ward, and 169 majority
has 343 mdJUTr 5th ward gives lilo wing MAORI
in the 5th. n 1Idermen are chosen in the LIST End,
y. Democrato5c ,b IIth, 14th, and 18th wards. In
4th, 9th, 9Ln' Eliot boxes were destroyed by gang
18th wa!a '"' At the time of the outrage the demo-
OF Io"uunJidates were 800 votes ahead
cratic 0a"N SECOND DESPATCH. 70,
rro Democrats have elected In the ciy ~ Aioer-
-" md probably more. Mike Waish 1or t9e AS
pen, in the 10Th district, is defeated Inc Demo-
ss s have 300 majority in the Atm ward DuIcness
cats 10" Ives 100 a 200 Democratic majority, and
county ,bs democratic candidates for Surrogate and
eecs showing large Democratic gain. In Will
JnogJb' A, Perry, the Democratic candidate for
r" has $40 majority, and the Democratic State
:'to about the same.
THIRD DESPATCH.
nu,r YoRK, Nov. 4, IL P. NJ. The Democrats
Their Aldermen in Is of the wards.
Vcarreu Dycman, the democratic candidate Tor Re
ar runs ahead of his ticket, and is doubtless cleo
ted. ooo ,o-oo,.,;o ro.;or;,v
II Erie county IS majority.
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State of North Carolina, Granville Co.
SUPERIOR COURT LAW, SEPTEMBER TERM.
William Wilson us. Elizabeth Naturalization for
Dirorce
this it appearing that copy of the petition
and subpoena were issued to the defendant in
ner by the statute in such required and the
thereon being that the Defendant is not to be
found proclamation is publicly made at the Court House
by the Sheriff for the said defendant to appear and
answer as commanded by the subpoena, and the said
defendant failing appear. it s ordered by the Court
that publication for THEE months be made in the North
Carolina Standard for the said Elizabeth Wilson be
and appear the Superior Court TO be held for the
County and State aforesaid, at the Court House in OK
ford the first Monday of March next, and to
the plaintiffs petition.
witness. Benjamin c. Cooke, clerk Of our said Court,
at Office in Oxford the oath day of October A D. 1876
BENZ. c.. COOKE, c. c. C.
Oct 81, 1857 pr. Adv. 81, SOY 1O3-3mw.
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TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS IN
NORTH CAROLINA.

LAYING made arrangements to leave the State, at
IL furthest by the first of December and having dis
posed my interest to Isaac Proctor my partner for the
last eight years,) take pleasure in recommending him
to those who have stood by long, as a gentlemen
every way worthy of their confidence and support
look upon Mr.. Proctor, without attempting to dis
Parage others, and what say must be believed,
(being totally disconnected with him in busness) as be-
ing the very best cutter lever He will be assis-
ted by Geo L. Gould, a pupil of mine, who has been
cutting all the Coats made for customers for the
last fourteen months and has superior in that depart
ment have left in the concern all the patterns have
OF my customers scattered all over the State, and they
cloths, as well cut and made and the quality of the
terlals Just such would be furnished, were The
BUG. present in Pr0pTia persona" have laboured
hard to build up business in North Carolina and desire
that those who have Ratronsed me should continue 10
uphold my late partner particularly when assured by
that they will be well served they under
the administration of OLIVER s. PRocTER:
< THOMAS M. OLIVER.
Raleigh, October 2sd, 1851. lO8-
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THE LAND OF DREAMS.

BY ". c. BRYANT.
A mighty realm is the land of dreams.
With steps that hang in the twilight sky, g
And weltering oceans and thrilling streams
That CLEAN where the dusky vallies lie.
But over its shadowy borders flow
Sweet rays from the world of endless morn,
And the nearer mountains catch the glow,
And flowers in the nearer fields are born.
The souls of the happy dead repair. "a
From their bowers of light to that bordering land,
And walk in the fainter glory there,
With the souls of the living, hand in hand.
One calm sweet smile in that shadowy sphere,
From eyes that open on earth no more,
One warning word from voice once dear ss
How they rise in the memory DER and DER!
Far off from those hills that shine with day,
And fields that bloom with heavenly gales,
The land of dreams goes stretching away, fa..f-.
To DINNER mountains and darker wales.
There lie the chambers of guilty delight
There walk the spectres of guilty fear,
And soft low voices that float through the night,
Are whispering sin in that helpless ear.
Dear maid in thy girlhood's opening flower, -
Scarce weaned from the love of childish play,
The tears on whose cheeks but the shower
That freshens the early bloom of May!
Thine eyes are closed, and over thy brow
Pass thoughtful shadows and joyous CLEANS,
And know by thy moving lips that now
Thy spirit strays in the land of dreams.
Light hearted maiden, oh heed thy feet!
Oh keep where that beam of Paradise falls,
And only wonder where thou mayst meet
The blessed one from its shining walls. .
So shalt thou come from the land of dreams
With love and peace to this world of strife,
And the light that over that border streams,
Shall lie on the path of thy daily life.
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LIE ACTON MONUMENT. The celebration in honor
VI me completion of the monument at Acton, to the
memory OF Captain Isaac Davis, Abner Hosmer, and
any cattle of Concord, took place Yesterday. The
ceremonies were of very interesting character and
s"racted large concourse of people. A discourse,
appropriate to the occasion was pronounced by Gov
Pierpont. y -'e'' JUL"
. me monument is granite structure, about seven
gtnVe feet in height. the bones of the patriots,
whose memory it is intended to perpetuate, having
O5en taken from their respective graves in the village
churchyard placed in coffin of three compartments
were finally deposited in tomb in its base
Boston Courier, October 80
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SYNOD OF VIRGINIA. This body, which has been
in session Norfolk for several days. has resolved
to hold its next session at Winchester, the third
Wednesday of October, 1859. The fourth Sabbath
prayer all the churches of the synod for increase
of candidates for the ministry. The death of the
Rev. S. l.. Graham, D. D., Professor in the Union
Theological Seminary was announced on Friday.
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Too MANY Books. The booksellers say that pub
locations of books, within the last few years, succeed
each other with such rapdity. that the best works
have much less chance of obtaining permanent re-
son are Immediately pushed aside by the good books
of the next. They ARE like pretty women passing
by in great crowd: we do not see them long
enough to fall in love with them. N. Y. Post.
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from the Savannah Republican, November IL

CONSUL OWEN.
We received, by brig Gulnare, at Charleston, the
subjoined note from Mr.. Owen. We comply with
what we suppose be his wish tits publicaIon)
with pleasure, and doubt not the public will
cord TO him the favor he asks:
HAVANA, October 20, 1851.
To the Editors of the Sauannah Republican:
GENTLEMEN: have no official information of my
recall but the fact is announced in the papers of New
Orleans and New York Unjust request that you
will do me the favor ask that the public shall not
Judge till they shall hear me fully. l ask moth
ing from their mercy but have right to justice.
Very respectfully, &C.,
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400 REWARD.

a. BROKE JAIL, and ran away in November last
q from Paulding, Jasper county, Miss. the Negro
~ slave BEN, alias ANIL aged so or 35 years, feet
10 in. high, quite dark has his face-one
just above the right eye running hack into the hair the
other his cheek bone running towards the mouh ALSO
scars on the knees and the left ARM caused by burns
He was purchased from Theo. N. Gladden. of Charleston
s. c. in August 1850. by the subscribers father. It is
knov that he has false free papers, and he will probably
represent himself as free man. The above reward will
be paid person who will detect the said slave, and
lodge him in Jail, that he be obtained.
THOS. P. FIRTH, 'HolmesviIIe.
AvoyelIes Parish, Louisiana. 103-2m.
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PoRK PACKING IN NEW QUARTER. The Post
and the river. few miles from that city, for pack
ing pork during the winter months on very large
scale. The facility of transportation of live hogs by
the Erie Railroad, from the West, has led to this
change in the hog trade. reduction of cost is thus
obtained by slaughtering in the city, which has sup
piled the motive to the change. New York, says
the Post, will in short space of time rival Cincn-
nafi
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RUPTURE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND TURKEY. The
probability of open rupture between Austria and
Turkey to be believed in by the German press.
Vienna paper asserts that the Gear has been con-
suited on the subject, and has answered that he is
ready to aid Austria in any demonstration she may
make provided she adheres strictly to the letter of
treaties between her and Turkey.
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n AHE TWO BIGLERs. 1t seems that the California
democrats win the 6" banner from the Democracy
81 Pennsylvania. The proportonate majority for
Sohn bigler, chosen Governor of California is lar
Sef according to the vote thrown. than that of his
Ol0'her, elected Governor of they Keystone State.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. Q. 1t is ascertaned beyond
doubt that CHAMPION the British Charge de Affairs
ad interim, has presented to this Government des-
patches in which is stated that the French and En-.
glish Governments have issued orders in of the
sailing of any more expeditions against Cuba, to
search all vessels of suspicious character, whether
sailing under United States OF other colors,
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CIT

From Harana and Chagres-SeriOus Riot in Jamaica
Mr.. 7hrasher's Case in Cuba, Sc.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4. The Empire City has arriv-
ed, with Havana dates of the 3Oth ult. The Ohio,
from Chagres, arrived the same day that the En-
pire City sailed.
The riot at Chagres had been completely quelled
and peace restored when the Ohio sailed.
A furious battle had been fought between the ne
groes and natives at Jamaica, which had resulted in
serious loss on both sides.
Various reports were in circulation relative to the
conduct of the Spanish authorities towards Mr..
Thrasher the American editor, under arrest, which.
however, lacks authentic confirmation. 1t was said
that he had been imprisoned and tried the charge
of connection with the Lopez expedition. and had
been sentenced, in common with the Lopez prisoners,
to labor in the Spanish mines. 1t is also charged
that the American Consul, Mr.. Owen, had manifest
ed the indifference with regard to Mr.. Thrasher
as he had eyinced in the of the Havana massa-
ere. The feeling against him on this account was
very strong among the American residents, and his
recall would prove highly acceptable to them.
The schooner Cornelia, Of Baltimore, had arrived
at Havana.
The markets generally were unchanged. Sugar
and Coffee were scarce, and concessions had been
made by sellers Molasses was quiet at 24 reals.
Freights were dull.
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Pork ON THE WABASH. Engagements of hogs
have been made by some of our packers at 80 IS a
81, but there is disposition among buyers to hold
off these unprecedented large prices, and conse
to the present time. We have also heard of few
contracts made at prices below the above figures At
Frankfort, Delphi, and other lesser points, S and
SO so the ruling prices. Beef cattle are quoted
at 49, AtTerre Hante we understand about SO, 900
have been expended in hogs at prices ranging from
So 25 to ST. per 100 lbs. 1t is generally conceded
that the average weight of hogs this year will exceed
by per cent. those of last seasons and In point OF
numbers there will be no falling off. 1t hardly
be expected that these heavy prices vii be kept up
till the close of operations. L1fdy. (IG.) Jour.
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DISSOLUTION.

NHE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
i of OLIVER & PROCTOR was dissolved on the
9th instant by mutual consent All persons having
claims against the firm will present them to either of the
partners for liquidation and those indebted earnestly
requested to make immediate payment longer indul
gence cannot be given. Mr.. Oliver having made
rangements leave here by the LIST of December next
the business will in future be conducted by ISAAC
Proctor, Che having purchased out Mr.. divers
tire interest) the Old Stand sign of the r. r. R. r.
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. G..
THOMAS M. OLIVER,
ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh, Oct. l4th, 1881. IO0-4t.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
OFFICE OF THE LITERARY BOARD. !
! RALEIGH October 80. 1851.


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New Medical Books.


PHYSICIANS Prescription Book family and ship
+ companion Walshc on the heart and lungs, drug
sts receipt book Hastng practice of Surgery, fuckers
midwifery, Noads chemical analysis Qualitative and
Quanttative, by Mofit.
=. For sale by
H. D. TURNER,
n. T.. Bookstore.
October 90. 1851. i
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Mr.. AvERY's ADDRESS. We have received CO.
Societies of the University of North Carolina, June
4th, 1851, BY w. w. Avery, Esq.-published by
order of the Dialectic Society-printed by w. w.
Holden, Esq. 1t is neat pamphlet, of % octave
pages. w have not yet had leisure to read it; but
it is spoken of a handsome production. Star.
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NOTICE.

TTNAKEN up and committed to the Tail of Caswe
County, on the Esd day of October 1851, Negro
man who saws his name is SIMON and that he belongs
to John Segar or Scgars of Chesterfield District South
Carolina Said negro about Sc years old five feet four
five inches high his front upper teeth decayed had on
and pantaoons The is required to prove proper
ty pay charges. and take him away, he will he dealt
with as the law directs. F. A. WILEY, SheU.
October oath, 1851. SSZ-w%m'
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Elements of Algebra,
DY Elias Loomis, Professor in the New York Uni
ID versity. Received this day by
H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Sept. 81, 1851. 94-
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A Manual of Roman Antiquities,
HNRQM the most recent German Works, with a de-
scription of the City of Rome, sc. By Charles
Anthem, LII. D. With numerous illustrations. For sale
by II. ID. TURNER.
Raleigh, Sept. "a, 1881. e.
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New Humorous Work.
FTNHE Widow Rugby's Husband, and other Alabama
Tales, by the author of Simon Suggs.
For sale by w. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Oct 18th, 1881. 90
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J. CREECH

OIbE1OA
is daily expecting from Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
| Petersburg $50 barrels of rectfed and common rye
WHISKEY, which will be sold at the lowest rates.
AS am determined to close business in Raleigh be-
fore March next all persons indebted TO me by note or
account will please call and SETTLE their accounts will
be placed in an officers hands for collection.
]. CREECH.
Raleigh, Nov. 2, 1851. /
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BY JOHl

BY JOHN s. SPRINGER, Esq.
FOREST LIFE and Forest Trees comprising Win
IL ter Camp-Life among the Logge-s, and Wildwood
Adventure. illustrated. For sale by
H. D. TURNER, N. G. Bookstore
Raleigh, November, 1851. 3
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A New Historical Romance.
TNHE LADY AND THE PRIEST. By Mrs. Ma
berly. Price 25 cents For sale by
HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, November, 1851. q
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BY SAMUEL WARREN, f. r. s.
TINE LILLY AND THE BEE: an Apologize of
the Crystal Palace. Reserved this day by
HENRY D. TURNER.
N. c. Bookstore.
Raleigh, November, 1851. q
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VALUABLE TOWN LOT FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to an order of Wake Court OF Eqnly'
at Fall term Is5 l. the undersigned will sell at pub
Lie sale before the Court House door, in the city Of Raj
eigh at IL o'clock Monday, the 18th day OF NoVem
Der next the House and Lot formerly owned Fegey
Eastwood on Salisbury Street 1t adjons the premises
of SiIas Burns and William Ashley and known III the
plan of said city, as part of town Lot, No. 81
n Terms OF SALE. The purchaser will be required
to pay down in cash, the day OF sale, $6O-giVng
bond at nine months with approved security, for the
balance of the purchase money.
P. BUSBEE, Clerk and Master.
October 27th, 1851. lO4-tIN'
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SECOND DISPATCH

SECOND DISPATCH.
Run1Ored Mutiny Board the Pronaetheus-Judge
Shorkey and Mr.. QUEEN.
The Tribune has rumor that the passengers of
the Prometheus had mutinied, taken possession of
the vessel, and placed the captain in irons.
Welearn by the Empire City that Judge Sharkey's
appointment as Consul had reached Havana. The
Diaria says that Mr.. Owen sacrificed for having
been faithful to his duties under the law of nations
and says that he had fallen victim to the outcry
raised by the demagogues in the United States.
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DIED.

In Davidson County, the 18th ultimo, Rev. John
Rich of the Methodist Conference, aged So years.
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MagnetfsIl.

Animal Magnetism.
II ETTERS to a candid enquirer on Anima! Magne.
i Itism, by William Gregory, M. D. F. X. .. T., froi'
of Chemistry in the University of Edinburgh. e
For sale by
Raleigh, Oct. %, 1851. L
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BY the Author of Sc Sam SIick.''
JULIE AND MISRULE of the English in Anne
IL RIGA. BY Judge Halliburton.
For sale by H. D. TURNER,
N. G. Bookstore.
Raleigh, Nov, 1851. q
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1 1852.
noCKET Diary's or Daily Remembrance Tor 1882
containing blank for every day IN the year, ior
the record of interesting events &c, &c
For sale at the
October 90, 1851. l.
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TIE STATE ELECTIONS. On Monday last cleo
ton was held in Louisiana for members of Congress
and of the State Legislature. On Monday and yes
rday (the polls being kept open for two days) the
election took place in Mississippi for the officers
and for governor. Yesterday elections were held in
New York, New Jersy, and Wisconsin, for mem
Oers of the legislature and State and county officers
and also for governor in the latter State. The cleo
Gon Maryland for State and county officers, inclu-
ding the judiciary and members of the legislature to
serve for two years. takes place to-day and Monday
next both Massachusetts and Michigan vote for gov
eTno members of the Legislature and State officers.
With these closes the political contest in each State
Of the Union for the present year, with the exception
OF the gubernatoral election in Virginia, which takes
place on the 9th of December.
Union of TTeInesday last.
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Sc STHL THEY COME,

SsSTILL THEY GOMEZ
TNOUR Cases more of Beebe's best Hats latest style.
Also, a few pieces North Carolina Cashmere, made
Rock Island Factory. Mecklenburg County Tweeds,
Kentucky Geans, Dove Skin Cashmere, Calico, Domes
tics Calf Boots, heavy double souled Brogans.
Just received by EVANS & c Joke.
Raleigh, Nov. 4th, 1851. p
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL

C. KEN M e H Err,
WILL open a S1NeING SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN, in
w Raleigh, if he should receive sufficient eneour-
agement.
Parents and children invited to attend at the City
Hall, Monday next IL o'clock, NJ free of charge.
November z, 1851. 2-ltpd.
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STATE OFFICERS.

MISSISSIPPI. The general election in Mississippi
look place on Monday last. The following were the
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MONTHLIES.
"ARPERS' Magazine for Nov. Also the Interna-
I l tional. For sale by w. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh Nov, Sd, 1851. l.
NOR sale, Wholesale and Retail, at the N c. Book
Store
Turner'S North Carolina Almanac,
FOR 1859.
For sale by
HENRY D. TURNER.
October "a, 1851. 1O2-
The New York herald., 1851-12-20
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER
->TNNNN0y~NyNN-eNN0SNNyNN-N
INTERESTING FROM TIE MINING DISTRICT.
Nearly a Million Of Gold Dust---Two
Millions on the Way.
DREADFUL MURDERS.
STATE OF THE N6ARKETS
&c. &c &e.

The steamship Daniel Webster, of the Wander
bt line, arrived at this port yesterday forenoon,
rom San Juan de Nicaragua, bringing Us sixteen
days later news from California
The Daniel Webster arrived in San Juan, on the
I'd Of December, and found in port the English
steamer Trent, which sailed December sth, for
Chagres and Jamaica. Steamer Gold Hunter
3eft San Francisco November 10th, at II o'clock,
Pm, ,forty-two hours after the mail steamer North
erner. The Northernsr had 600 passengers I;
$l,70O000 on freight.
The passengers crossed the isthmus from Virgin
Bay in thirty hours the transit road anu the route
being throughout in capital order.
The Daniel Webster sailed from San Juan Dsc.
9Th, fer New York via Havana, with l2O passen-
gers for Charleston and New Orleans, and BOP fer
New York She arrived in Havana at ii o'clock
p M, Dec. 18th, and sailed on the l4th, at II
O'Clock, M. Left in port steamers Philadelphia
and Isabell also U. S. ship Decatur. Dec. 18th,
At l0t o'clock, p. M, in Lat "a So Ion 79 35, saw
q steamer steering southeast.
jeremiah Dickens, of Philadelphia, one of the
passengers by the Daniel Webster, died on the
m ming of the 18th inst, Of congestion Of the
brain.
The following is the