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GATES CouNTY. Jan. L

Sandy Cross Division, in this county, or
gained on the 9th Of August, 1852, with Ii
members we had two additions up to the
18th Of December on that day We had n
celebration and initiated two; marched up
to the Church where we were addressed BIZ
Bros. w. E. Fletcher and w. L.. Read. We
were invited out where we enjoyed plenty of
the good things Of this life; after which we
again collected and were addressed by Bro.
T.. Parker and G. Gordan, after which ten
gave us their names. We then went to our
room and initiated seven Of them, since then
we have initiated two others and have two
other applicants! You can see for yourself
whether we are in a prosperous condition or
not. r.
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In this vicinity, on the 18th inst, by Maj. w
Collins, ESQ, Mr.. Robt. B. Debnam to Miss Eliza
Bunch.
In Chatham County, on the 9th inst, by Rev. ].
R. Holt. of Graham, Mr. Thomas c. Dixon and
Hiss Ellen, daughter Of Wm. Albright, Esq, Of
Chatham.
Tho changed her name by Cupid's right,
As custom leads the way,
Yet may her future be cU as bright,
AS was her wedding day!
At RockGsh, in Christ Church, on the oath. by
the Rev. George Benton, Mr.. Eli Memory TO Miss
Amanda F.. Storm, fifth daughter Of James Storm.
deceased.
May no dark cloud Of trouble rise
Or lowering storm severe.
To shroud in gloom their sunny skies
Or cause n flowing tear. B. We S.
IS Register please copy. ~
At the residence Of F. c. Riyes ESQ.,, in PeterI-
burg Va. on yesterday, (I9th) by Rev. Mr.. String
fellow, MATT. w. RANSOM ESQ. Of Warronton, TO
Miss PATTIE A. ExUa, of Petersburg.
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GAitnr'g Cnrrrgpanarnrr.


UNION County, Jan. Ii.
1t may not be amiss to write a few lines about
Mount Tabor Division. We initiated three gentle
men al our last regular meeting, one of whom was
a bad drunkard, and others talk of becoming mem
bers. We trust there is a day of brightness ahead,
when our Division shall flourish and become a large
Division and will be the means of freeing this vi
cinity from the curse of drunkenness. We are de
ternined never to give up. Our motto is, go on
60 on 90 on
Drury Williams, one of our bitterest opponents,
has runaway with Hosea Presslar's daughter, and
left his own wife. lie is a member of the Primitive
Baptist Church, and was also a public speaker in
that church. Comment is unnecessary.
VIM. C. STEAGALL.
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Rev. P. Dou5's Appointments.
4 %COERECTED LIsT.

a IOLhEtTED LIST.
Friday, January %, Beaufort, at night.
Saturday, %, Straits.
Sunday, 80, Preach at Straits at
Ii, o'clock and Beaufort, at niakt.
Tuesday, Feb'y. l, Trenton. at night.
Wednesday 2, RichIands, at II o'clock.
Thursday, 3, Jacksonville, at night.
Saturday, 5, Scottsville.
Preach on Sunday, Feb. s at Wilmington, end
lecture 81 same place on the 9TH; Long Creek ca
the Sth Aoors's Creek Oh; Black River 10th
South Washington IL Strickland's neighborhood
-; preach and lecture at Keransville IL and IA
Warsaw 10; Faison's Is; Clinton II; Hawley's
Store IS; AveraSboro' 10 preach at Barclaysville 20.
Saturday, Feb. 18th, Wilson (Tosnot Div at IL o.
clock, A. d, and Stantonsburg at nigat in the
III. f.. Church.
Sunday, Feb. 9th, Preach at s. antonsburg II a. II.
Monday, Go 18th, Tarboro', at night.
Tuesday, March ], do in the day.
Wednesday, do 2, Rocky Mount at night.
Tuesday, do 8, Vicksville, II o'clock, A. M.
Friday, do 4, Nashville, Ii o'clock, A. NJ.
Saturday, do 5, Hilliardston, IL o'clock, A. II.
Sunday, do 6, Preach 1T Marn's Chapel, Ii.
February, do s, Town Greek Div. IL o'clock and
the 9th, 10th and llthin Pitt counts as the breth-
ren may direct.
Saturday and Sunday II and 13 Tarboro', and IA,
10, ana l6fn E~dgecombe, at places to be arran-
ged by the brethren.
Thursday, March 18th, Hamilton at night.
Friday, do is, Williamson at night.
c1tufuay and Sunday, ~ and 20, Washington.
Tuesday, March p, Durham's Creek.
Wednesday, do %, South Creek Division.
Saturday and Sunday, 26 and y Quarterly meeting
on Neuse Circuit.
Tuesday, March %, Swift Creek Div. II o'clock.
Thursday, do 81, Leachville, IL o'clock.
Friday, April l, Sladesyille, IL o'clock.
Saturday and Sunday, 2 and 3, Fairfield, Quarterly
meeting.
Tuesday, April 5, Lake View Division, IL elk.
Friday do s, Pantego Div. IL O'Clock.
Saturday and Sunday, Q and 10, Bath Quarterly
meeting.
Tuesday April y, Plymouth at night, and 10, IA,
: l5to Is, with Divisions in Tyrrell and Wash
ington counties to be arranged by Rev. II. Gray.
! Wednesday, April 20, jamestown, IL o'clock.
Thursday, DO q, Windsor at night, %, %, "a
7 and ., al such places in BERTHE as directed by
the brethren.
Wednesday, April %, Bethel, in HEREFORD, Il o'clk
Friday, DO 20, ~Sunshury in Gates, IL O'Clock
Saturday and Sunday, April 80 and May l, Gates
vile.
: Tuesday, Mays Rich Square, Northampton Co, II
5 O'clock.
d ~ The object Of the Grand Lecturer, it will b.
i seen By the foregoing plan, is to visit as many Di
= : visions as possible and to preach on the Sabbaths
He desires to meet the members Of al the Divisions
i punctualy.
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with pauperism, w~ickedness and misery, and
yet w must not touch it, or seek reform, lest
we reflect dishonor and injury upon the dig
nifed tradesman
Gum elastic legislation
"YoU WITHHOLD CIVIL RIGHTS" Civilrights
Whose civil rights are restrained? True the
liquor-seller is debarred the right of poison
ing his fellow citizens-of turning kind faith
ers into madmen and demons-good citizens
into outlaws-afectionat husbands into in
sane persccutors-to strew the widows path
with thorns-to desolate homes-to snatch
bread from the mouths of hungry children
to drive peace and prosperity from the neigh
borhood where his fatal influence is exerted,
to enfeeble the powers of the mechanic, and
to whct the steel Of strife and contention, and
fire the brain Of the murderer with insane
frenzy. Is our picture colored at the expense
Of truth Must we be abused and reviled
for asking the lac to protect and shield Us
from such an evil as this? Must we be tolC
that we deprive a citizen Of his civil rights il
seeking redress? Must we &c assured tina
we are i%njuring his private interests in en-
deavoring to stay the tide that lows from tn,
portals Of his den, whitening and blastingth
brightest glory and the dearest worth Of GU
land? Out upon such logic!
REVENUE" The license fees should b
a source Of revenue, but unfortunately it
Y not. On the contrary it is ever at work, lik
c a fatal cancer, eating up legitimate revenue
j We speak from a statistical card when W
say, that in a single county, in another State
the revenue from this source paid into tl
st treasury, during the year 1851, was abor
% 500; and in the same county there we
x paid out, for the maintainance of paupel
ct and for the prosecution Of crime, %resultin
from drunkenness, the sum Of 1852 81 !
What system Of revenue is this? Curiot
j. system, is it not 1t reminds us of Pollok
hypocritc, who
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T.1mHE2TGTI. II, c..

EMPLOYS this method 4 Of informing their cus-
u toners and the public. that they have re-
celyed from New York and Baltimore. a large
and desirable stock. consisting Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, Hats and caps. Boots and
shoes; together with Groceries, hardware aud
Cutlery Of the best qualities Also, a small lot
of READY MADE CLOTHES. of good materi-
al and workmanship, which they viii sell at re-
duced prices. Thankful for past favors they
solicit a continuance.
\ b.. Those having accounts Of u months
standing, are particularly requested TO call and
settle by cash or note by lst Of February.
F. &S
January 10. 1853. lew
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which, lwhile iii performing its direful work
sweeping Ike a Bosom of destruction over a
happy land has an ally sufficiently power
full to command the aid and comfort of those
whose lives, practices and judgments are di-
ametrically opposedto the cause they espouse?
The proceedings of the Legislature on the
Temperance memorial furnishes a ~frightful
evidence of the greatness of the evil, rum, and
advise If the magnitude of the task that
lies keaN the lovers Q fIruth, virtue and hui
manity. Arouse, Brothers, and charge afresh
upon King AlcohoPs dark column.
GRANVILLE.
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a COLLEGE TO auIEn.

= slIIE Trustees of Normal College will re-
- ceive Sealed Proposals till | o'clock on the
10th Of February, for the erection of a College
building.
The diameter Of the building will be $40
feet, average height % feet. No. Of rooms 25.-
The building must be constructed of the best
bricks, and finished with good materials. Pro-
posais will be received for the brick-work and
Carpenters work, separately or together. The
w~orkmen will board themselves and find all
matcriel. For specification, apply 10 b. Craven.
at the College.
The Board Of Trustees will also meet on the
same day, to locate the buildings and lay of the
grounds. The whole Board IS requested to at
tend. c.. II. WILEY,
Ex oficio Sec. Board Trustees.
Jan. Is, 1859. 20-tlsF
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N1Aa y HE NOoAltfs Jan y 1
In the last number of the Age, your cor
respondent, "NEw HANOVER" administered
q merited rasping to our late Legislators for
their uncivil and unreasonable action on the
Temperance memorial for which they have
the thanks Of the ~v0taries Of the nuisance
Some of US have All idea that it was bad iudg-
ment in some of our would-be statesmen, to
pander to the prejudices Of the ignorant BAG
chanalians, for by SO doing they hazard the
good graces and support of a much greater
number of the friends Of Temperance. But,
perhaps, we who have joined the Order Of
the Sons Of Temperance, thereby disfran-
chised ourselves it were as reasonable SO to
assert, as that we have no right to memo
rialize the Legislature on the subject Of the
liquor traffic." Whose Legislature meets at
Raleigh b~ienuially ? Is it not the peoples !?
whose servants are the members thereof, arc
they not the peoples? And who are the peo-
pie? Are not the signers to that memorial
a respectable portion of them ? The fact is,
we spoke a little too soft we will speak a
little louder next time, mark youl
The action of the Legislature on the late
Temperance Memorial furnishes one of the
most frightful evidences of the evil of ardent
spirits. Suppose fifteen thousand citizens OF
North Carolina had memorialized the Legs
A. labuf0 IOF ICuItoS III ICAipl Us louCIllIlg ally
other nuisance or evil with which our State
might be afflicted oh, how patriotic gentle
mon would nave talked and their philan
| thropy would have found 10 bounds short o
2 the bottom of the Treasury Golfers. The mos
$ stupid would have frightened into a smile a
having performed d noble deed of charity, o
a Terapin benefit upon so vast a number 0
e his fellow citizens. Bat when the same mum
$ Der ask relief from the liquor traffic, know
S and acknowledged to be the greatest evil tina
7 %afiicts our State, they are treated with der
sive contempt-you are "a set of fanatics,
'andhave no right to petition the Legislator
a on such a subject" Now why this great di
n ference ? 1t has its root in the monster ev
b itself. It's root is a fang deeply seb in the d
: PRAYED appetite of sensual man hence tn
n pandering to the false, artificial and depr
Is we'd appetites of what lawmakers term Il
n populace. So, l say. that the influence al
Is control 'sthe Ardent" is known to posse
Or over its devotecs, emboldened men to spe;
and act against the gentle pleadingAof b
q manity.
r. What other evil under the bright d
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WALNrT GRnrr- Ian. 20

WALNUT GROVE, Jan. 20.
Little River Division lin Orange) has for
some time been lying in a rather conatose.
state, but the members have lately aroused
themselves to action, and on Saturday, the
8th Of January, we had a Temperance Pic
Me party, and invited the Ladies in the sur
rounding county who have heretofore been so
favorable to our Order, to partake of the fes-
t%iyities Of the day. We had a very handsome
turnout of the '.prettiest gals" and matronly
Ladies, perhaps, you ever saw who after
partaking Of the delicacies provided for the
occasion, were favored with an address from
brother A. McNIannin, which would have
done credit to any speaker on any occasion.
We had two accessions to our Order on that
day, and avery fair prospect for a good many
more shortly. And last, though not least,
| obtained three new Subscribers for the Age.
| can, and Will obtain q larger club rs soon as
l can spare the time. S. w.
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nal Improvements have already perceived
their advantagesand realized their benefits +;
and those who still oppose them, ifdealt with
in that generous spirit which enlighted men
know to exhibit, will in due time cease their
opposition or unite as co.workers with the
friends of thesystem. The better day is for
all, and not for those only who labored for 1t,
or whose were first to see it in thedistance.
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Dan River Institute,

WaHE Spring Session Of this School will COM
Z mence on Monday. the iptl Of january next.
The services Of Mr. J. n Montgomery have been
secured in the Mathematical Department. Mr..
Montgomery is a Graduate of tie University of
North Carolina, and his qualifications, moral
and literary, are Of high order
Board from 81 TO IS per month.
a. c. LINDSEY, PRINCIPAL.
YanceyyilIe, December, 1852. Is-st
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Amendments for 2. z. White.

Eiiz. Town Jan. 81 Westbrooks %; Wilminy ton
2G ~ Clinton % 0wensyille 30; and Goldsboro'
at night Kinston 80; Hookerton Feb. / Snow Hill
the ID; Bow Of Promise Sd; Falkland 4: Green
vile 8 Tarboro' Z Joyner's s; Enfield 9 Weldon
10; Jackson IL Rich Square II; Pitch Landing
Il; Murireesboro' Is GafesyiIle II Sunsbury Is;
South Mills 10Th day, Eliz. City at night; Indian
Ridge 81 Jonesboro' %; Woodville % Hartford
9th and Edcnton Goth February.
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MpTTeE-

A Gentleman, with a thorough English and
Classical Education, wishing to engage as Teach
er, who can give satisfactory references to es-
tablish his qualifications, can find employment
by addressing L j. FEaRIyGroy, Chap. I'LL, Or
ange County, NJ L.. j. FERRlNGT0N.
Jan. II 1858. 1875
~ Wadesboro' 'ryus copy 8 times.
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With one hand, put
A penny in the urn of poverty,
Aud with the other took a shilling out !!

Counties in our State would show a sim
liar state of affairs upon this point, and we
think it is only necessary for the honest,
thinking portion Of our community to become
apprized CT this matter, for them to become
awakened to the Importance of the subject,
and to demand redress. Let the facts be
kept before the people, and though the strug-
Gle be stern, it will be sure in the end; for
the children of Old Rip Van Winklo" have
it in their bosoms to cudgel the bcasCly wolf
out Of the fold with as much valor as their
kinsmen Of Maine, Rhode Island, Massachu-
sets, Minnesota and Mississippi. Brethren
Of the Press, will you help us keep it before
the people ?"
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Ds9- Every son of North Carolina, wheth-
er in her borders or removed to q distant
cline, will be pleased to see the following
indications of the progressive advancement
Of their venerated mother. 1t is from the
Standard Of this City:
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Respectfully yours in L. P. & T.
III. NJ. G.. STROWD, D. G. W. P.

p. s. Since writing the above, l have or
Inns Factory, with the following members,
seven of whom were initiated j. r. Lam
bert, J. B. Bundlemon, A. I. Frox, Thos A.
Futral, }; Pugh, G. Stafford, John Newlin,
VIM. Jolly, and Thos; Stafford. They seIec-
ted as their name, CLAW River Division, No.
324," Lindley's Store, is their P. @.
They elected officers as follows J.. r.
Lambert, W. p; J.. B. BundIemon w. A.; A.
Pugh, T.; G.. Stafford, c.; J. Newiin, A. c.;
VIM. Jolly, l.. S.; Thos. Stafford, 0. S.;
good at that place, | think, for a lourishing
Division. Ii. N. C. S.
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BETHAONT, n. T., Jan. I, 1898.
Iorganized a new Division at Cane Greek
Church, as you know, on the It'll December
last, with eight names. About q week after,
[ met with them and initiated three other
members at the third meeting initiated two
more, and on last Tuesday night I had the
pleasure Of initiating eight members more
SO they now number twenty-one. The cause
seems to be prospering at that place they
have a very interesting Division, and have
adopted as their name "Cane Greek Divis-
ion, No. $50" Their officers at present are:
I. Brown, W. P. Sidney S. Withheld, W.
A. Thos. ]. Cate, R. S. Watt Cate, F. S.;
J. w. Trip, c.; S. Stubbins, A. c.; Henry
Ray, T.; John Andrews, |. S.. Thos. Sykes
0. S.
The Sons Of Temperance are awake to their
best interests, at least in this portion of the
county. We have put our hands to the pillow
and do not intend to look back. Bethmont
Division commenced operations while the op-
posers were many and strong we did not
despair, but continued to persevere until this
community, with very few exceptions, are
friendly to the cause, the cause Of all man.
kind. We viii not despond we TRUST there
is a brighter day just ahead, when our en-.
tire country shall be redeemed from the curse
Of drunkenness. May that time soon arrive
in hope of which, let every Son be encour
aged to do his duty and exert his influence
properly.
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