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COALITION IN WISCONSIN. The wings and abol-
tionists of Wisconsin have coalesced and brought
out ticket for State officers. The game has been
long time on foot, but there some rather un-
congenia elements involved in the fusion that threat
ened not to commingle kindly; but by the use of
political chemistry the native want of affinity has
been overcome, and the amalgam has been adjudged
by those interested as equal to the emergency Far
well is their candidate for Governor.
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HIGH Prices. Some time since likely young ne.
gro man, belonging to the estate of the late John
King of this county, field hand but of extraordi-
nary qualities sold for 81 500 and the other day,
another-a likely, young blacksmith, owned by Mr..
T. Transu, brought g, 600, cash. Salem Press.
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UNLICENSED LIQuoR DEALERS SENTENCED More
than 200 persons who had plead guilty in New York,
OF selling liquor without license, appeared before
Judge Bebee, on Wednesday morning, to receive
sentence Fines were imposed upon all, and eleven
of theworst offenders also sentenced to short
terms of imprisonment either in the city prison or
the penitentiary. The fines varied in amount from
$40 to $780, according to the circumstances of each
case They were given to understand that second
offence would be punished with greater severity.
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GREAT FEATs IN DIVING. Among the remarkable
feats of diving lately performed at Bath, England it
is mentioned that seaman dove down with pair of
laced boots on his feet and pair of Weingtons in
his hand, but returned to the surface wearing the
Wellingtons and carrying the laced boots He alter
wards dove with jacket and pair oftrowsers in his
hand, dressed himself while under water and on re-
turning to the surface took pipe filled with tobacco
from his pocket, struck light and smoked while
floating en- his back.
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The democratic party has recently gained valu-
able accession in the person of popular fellow
citizen, Peter N. Coleman, esq, hitherto an infuen-
tal leader in the whig ranks. He has taken final
leave of whggery and all its heresies and will hence
forth stand upon the democratic platform, whose
soundness years Of severe trial have proved
Rea1in0 Pa Gag
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MARINE STATISTICS. Since the discoyeay of gold
in California six hundred ships it is said have gone
round Cape Horn, into the Pacific, which have not
returned Some were broken up at San Francisco
and somo found employment in the Pacific. The
abstraction of eet from the Atlantic Ocean
is of the Of the activity which has pre-.
vailed in the Eastern ship yards during the last few
wears,
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Gbe Staa0aro,
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. OCT. %. 1880:
TIE STATE FAIR.

The first Fair of the North Carolina State Agri-
cultural Society, which commenced in this City ON
Tuesday last, has far surpassed the most sanguine
expectations of its friends. We hear all sides the
lveest expressions of qualification at the display
which has been made of our in agriculture
in mechanics, in minerals, in manufactures, IN ma
chinery of various kinds in horses and cattle, in
household productions, and in the fine arts. The
list which publish to-day will afford some idea of
the extent and variety of the exhibition; many ar
tces are however, unlisted, and it is probable that
there are not less than eight hundred, counting all.
Of course cannot anticipate the decisions of the
Committees appointed to examine the various articles
would it be proper for us to make discrimina-
tons, or to attempt to single out what we might
deem superior either in kind or appearance; but we
may hereafter, when we publish the list of prem-
ums, take occasion to allude with some PARTICULAR
ty to articles and their merits.
The attendance was larger on Wednesday than on
any other day-the assemblage not being less, we
think, than four thousand. The address was deliv-
cred on Wednesday, by the Hon. A. w. yenable. 1t
was worthy, in every respect of the reputation of
its author. 1t will be printed, we presume, when
the people generally will have the qualification of
perusing it and judging of its merits
gagged in examining articles preparatory to their Re
ports. .-z-4--~-v
sFloral Hall has been crowded every day with
the intelligent and the beautiful from all quarters,
who could not fail to be impressed with the evidences
of taste on the part of the ladies whose fair hands
had decorated and adorned it.
The weather was fair and the atmosphere exceed
ingy dusty until Thursday when the rain fell in tor
rents. The Grounds are in good condition, and
the assemblage, we suppose, viii not be much less
on this friday the last day of the Fair than on
Wednesday. The best order has prevailed within
the enclosure.
Every true-hearted son of North Carolina must
feel proud of the occasion. 1t is tangible, papa-
BILE evidence not only of her vast resources but of
the fact that she is at last aroused and moving for
ward with majestic step, to high and bright posi-
ton in the ranks Of her confederated sisters.
The first North Carolina Fair has been success
full the second will strike many with more agreeable
surprise than the first The great West, as well as
the we'll cultivated and fertile East will be here,
trust in full force in October, 1854; and so year af
ter year we shall make this the occasion and the
means of closer intercourse and larger and deeper
physical and mental development
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EXTENT OF LONDON. The capital of the British
Kingdom it is said extends over an area of seventy
eight thousand and twenty mine acres, or ono hun.
dred and twenty-five square miles and the number
of its inhabitants rapidly increasing two millions
three hundred and sixty-tw thousand two hundred
and thirty six, on the day of the last census.
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PREMIUMS AND DIPLOMAS. We learn that the Re-
ports of Judges to award premiums, &c. for articles
on exhibition at the Fair will be read to-day, Friday,
at II o'clock the Fair Grounds The Committees
have had difficulty, owing to the pressure of the
crowd, in performing their duties; and at meeting
of the Society on Thursday night Committee was
associated with the Secretary to arrange and prepare
the Reports for the press. We SHALL if at all possi
BILE, have the Reports of the Judges in next is
sue; but we fear at present that they cannot be
prepared for the press by that time.
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Realth of Me. Cftv-Late,, from Tsrlo,s

NEw ORLEANs, Oct Il. The city Is now conEld.
cred healthy, though few cases Of fever still cors
tinue. Many of the citizens are returning and bps-
ness has again assumed considerable activity.
Late adrices from Galveston state that the fever
decreasing there, though at Houston no ebate.
ment was percep6be.
DIR. Steiner has been acquitted by courtfns1tia].
(by magistrate, probably already stated on The
grounds Of self.defencc. 13
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MARRIED.,

On Wednesday morning, the 10th inst At the Xanse a
the Presbyterian Church. BY Rev. Denamn II. Rec u. D.
Thomas W. Dewey ESQ., Cashier Of The Bank Charlotfe
to Bessie, daughter of the Rev. DR.. Lacy.
In this vicinity, en- Wednesday morning hast ct te rs
Mr. John A. Hogue to Miss Clara Ann Harss oil Of ths
CITY. ~ ss-z izt
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The War Ne,cs Jv the 1.Atlantie,

New YoRK, Oct IL, A letter received by com.
mercial house in London states that the reported
declaration of war by Turkey against Russia With
out foundation and was started for speculative pu
Cotton ha. declined here cent per pound sine.
Friday - -, Z -
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Kaehino,fon AHairs.

wAsHrseToS, Oct II. The President has appoint-
ed Mrs. Amelia s. Moderwell postmistrcss Mt Goluln.
bia, Pa, vice A. p Moderwell her husband deceased.
Perry squadron. Hewas on his way to Jeddo The
Powhaton left Hong Kong on the s5th Of Jnly ~
join the squadron.
WHEELING, Oct 49, An extensive riot has trok.
The State Fenciblcs Capt Loring, hare been order
ed out. - -
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. On Thursday tn. difficult
ty relative to the resignation of DR.. L. Snan Ives,
late Bishop of North Carolina, finally settled by
the adoption of the Canon, designed to meet the
igencies of the case, and framed by the House of
Bishops. Some trifiing amendments were intro
duced but they were rather of character to render
the general provisions of the Canon more stringent
and comprehensive than to alter the spirit of the orr
gnal. The course pursued by the Diocese Of North
Carolina in declaring the Bishoprc vacant after the
receipt of Dr. Ives letter of resignation and proceed
ing to the election of successor, was ratified-the
conservation of the Bishop elect determined on, and
the doctrines established that the abandoning of the
communion of the Church by any Bishop, Priest or
Deacon, amounts de .facto to deposition.
The N. Y. Express says, the Bishop elect of North
Carolina Rev. 7. Atkinson, will be consecratcd in
Trinity Church this week, in a more imposing man.
ner than before fell to the lot of American
Bishop. No less than twenty-eight American Bish-
ops, together with Rt. Rev. DR.. Spencer, exBishop
of Madras, Rt Rev. DR.. Medley, Bishop of Frederic
ton, N. B., and Rt. Rev. DR.. Boone, American Mis-
sionary Bishop to China, will witness and participate
in the solemn ceremony. The conservation of Rev.
DIR. Davis Bishop elect of South Carolina, will be
conducted at the same time.
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limited number of advertisements will be taken for the
Ueesly paper but deduction will be made on any but
yearly will be inserted for encourth
less than the regular charge.
Professional or business Cards. not exceeding i've lines,
will be inserted either the Weekly Semi Weekly, for
S. for six months Sl0 for twelve months OF IN both
pers for SO for six months So for twelve menths
The paper will be sent to advertisers for SIX months
or BY the year, free of charge. -
Subscribers and others who may wish to send money
to the Editor can DO SO % At an py ana a. his
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage
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'iAis FAIR RECEIPTS. The total amount received
60 1o al sources, up to Thursday evening last was
$4,000. -. 'N'o'' '>.'s
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ONO ELECTION The returns indicate the defeat of
the Temperance party In the northern portion of
the State the Maine Law is carried but the South
gave large majority against it. The decision of the
majority is . free trade in ntoxicaion liquor The
impression is thst the Wings have not elected 70 ot
of all their candidates for the Legisatu
The majority for Medill, Democrrt for Governor,
will reach 40 900. The Democratic majority in the
Legislature viii be very large
"A PLoraH1Na MArcH. The Agricultural Fair held
at Wilmington, Del, last week, closed with grand
ploughing match on the farm Of Henry l. Tatnall
seyen ploughs were entered, -four II which secured
premiums, q AZ
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS The latest foreign news
is by the Asia.
Many rumors are afoat in regard to Russia and
Turkey, but nothing decisive. The Sultan, it is said,
had not yet signed the declaration Of war. The
Grand Council had voted the war, leaving it to the
executive to commence hostilities. The combined
fleets of France and England were expected at Con-
stantinople by the 7th.
MIR. Soule reached Madrid on the Goth September
Cotton has declined 9TH. Flour and wheat have
also declined
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r, LIE NEXT FAIR. The next State Fair Of North
Iaiohna VIII commence on the Sd Tuesday IN Octo,:
NJ Dsr' 1904 the time fixed by the State Society on
Thursday night last. 3 81
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The members of the State Agricultural Society
have had most interesting meetings every night dur
ing the week in the Commons Hail. Various ques-
tons of Importance to the farming and mechanical
interests of the State have been discussed; and
among the speakers were Gov Reid, Mr.. Smith, the
present President, Mr.. Haughton, Mr.. Sealey of Ga
DR.. Tompkins, Mr.. Eaton, Maj. Nixon, Mr.. Rayner,
Mr. Winslow, Mr. Clark, of Warren, and Others
The official proceedings viii appear hereafter.
The officers Of the Society for the ensuing year are
as follows: R. H. Smith of Halifax. President; John
s. Dancy, of Edgecombe, DIR. w. R. Holt, of. David
son, Col. Elliott of Cumberland, and Col Clark, of
Warren, Vice Presidents; DR.. Tompkins, Of Beau
fort Rec. Secretary Thos. j. Lemay, of Wake, Cor
Secretary; and Fabius j. Hutchins of Wake, Trea-
surer Mr. Smith, the new PRESIDENT is one of the
original nineteen who labored under many dscour-
agements to establish the Society on permanent
''uNhg He will make most useful and efficient
officer
thanks TO TIE LADIES' We learn that the State
Society, on Thursday night last, voted unanimously
their Warmest thanks to the ladies for having fitted
up and decorated the interior Of Floral Hall and al
50 expressed wish that they would give their aten
ton during the ensuing year to the adornment Of the
grounds, which feel confident they will cheerful
lvIo : .
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II ouIsBuRG COACH FACToRYyLINz or

III Rs
1ADER to keep pace with me conyenences Of fbs nine,
tcenth century, the pleasure seeking part of the World
aas s e
can to promote the happiness and comfort of eoxmcn
and at the same 9s ne justice % onIsse sherirs
public that still continue increased af d1fact4 q
Psss ssss sssssss sss .ys ss WIZ ~ z
From the liberal patronage that have heretofore
for continuance of the same have been enabled and
induced TO procure the services ef some Of the prof.
ccnt IN every branch OF our business that il e6
are as,s1nasa sha, no s.tabli.hpsnt sp Of ".
sons Dixons line shall excel work durs,
biy and style we hope thefcfore forhe future thss
interest and the interest Of the section of country wh
they live and instead Of sending th money of from hone
where they often bu scaf and thspks
for IT that they will spend tat home among their epds
who were raised among hem, where II will still be kept iu
circulation Then gysds call through respect you owe
to your neghhors f motto is Quick sales aud small
profits" and fed assured that we cannot fa 70 pcass
any who isposcd 70 ride At his own erpepss is
hand all times Six seat chsrrot.; fur
o .:
hn,so All kinds Of Carriages made to order and harness
pade to match them that is warranted wen end 81
shaped horse that in by either Arab pdlas
Therefore young there is necessity to 70 sstride
And if Lady home you'd like to bring
Men who have three four children-snds wiz.
They could lind nothing better than ROekaw ts assS
They 60 to preachn' twice a week
And GO in style that il cheap and neat
Older men with daughters TINT watering plse.s ss
For pleasure, health, and make q show
better thing for them than six Chariot ws casas&
tell, =
Though probably Clarence Coach would suit as weii
II all these riding establishments you wish to see
You can find them by calling
BOBBITT & MISaTREE
Repairing done that will last long,
At the shortest notice, neat, cheap and very strong
Louisburg. Franklin, n. G., Sept. %, 1885, sQ-H
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STATE OF NORTH CAROITNA. NAsU CORK.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NASH cOCN-
- TY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Aus,rys
Term, ls5SJohn Harrison Executor of Henry Isisos
deceased rs James Harrison and others. Casest Will
appearing to the Court that the following persons next
OF kin of the Testaior Henry Harrison Ct
Quinn and wife Mary sampson Harrison and others ch.
dren and Representatives of Benjamin Harrison decasea
brother of the tesator pnbhcafion therefore ORDERED in
the Standard paper published in the City of Raleigh, fr
yks for said part~to appear the Court F1eas
Sessions 20 be held for the County Of Nssb ct
the Court.house in the town Of Nashville the serA
Aonday Of November nex to witness the proceedings IA
aton to the probate Of the VIII of the said HeorJ
Wtness c. w. Ward Clerk Of said Cousf q % e IN
Nashville the second Monday in August lsss apd Inc
18th year Of our Independence
September ss, isss. (Pr. adv. ss,ssl.I seEsS.
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EDITORS Town We have been favored, during
the week, with the company Of number of the
profession Banks, of the South-Side Democrat,
and Mr.. Crutchfeld of the Petersburg Express, Vr-
ginia; and of our own State, Mr.. Loring, Mr.. Hale,
Mr.. Robinson, Mr.. Moore, Mr. E. A. Hcartt, Mr. J. B.
Whitaker, Mr. Cantwell, late of the Free Press and
Mr.. Cameron who is soon to be Editor of the first
paper issued from the port or town of Beaufort.
Right glad were to see them all. We hope at the
next Fair that the number may be trebled.
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t Judge Douglas, e friend writes US, was in
Paris On the 29th Of last month on his way home.
Heswas IN excellent health. 6 ~. sSssss-
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~ We cannot permit the occasion to pass with
out rendering just tribute to the energy and ideli-
ty of the officers of the State Agricultural Society
for the past year. ALI of them, from the late worthy
President Mr.. Dancy, to the subordinates, have ac-
quilted themselves in the best manner; and we know
it will not be regarded improper IN us to say that
DR.. Tompkins, Mr.. James F. Taylor Mr.. Poole, Mr..
Whitaker, the late Treasurer, and Maj. Nixon are
entitled particular credit for their labors The two
latter gentlemen have, especially, been unwearied in
their efforts, and the arrangements at the Fair
Grounds mainly the results of their zeal and at
tention. -
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LAST RESORT. The New York Tribune, having
nearly exhausted its vocabulary Of foul abuse upon
the President, now charges him with cons6ing has
sbair IN tie morning Perhaps that is more than
sGreelY ever did =. .ss
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AN ARRAY OF ORPHANS. The Howard Associa-
ton, Of New Orleans, announce that they have now
about three hundred orphan children under their
charge, whose parents have fallen victims to the epi
demic, and that the Association will have surplus
Of about 100000 after settling all their liabilities.
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