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NEw YnpK. Anril 26-
Lutte and Important tyon, New MericO.

NEW ORLEANS, April 26. Miard b. Fairvell,
at Mexico, arrived the steamer Texas, reports
that on the 9Th expires arrived the city of Mex
leo, bringing news of ihe occupation of MescaIa VAL
ley, In Chihuahua, by the Governor of New Mexico.
This intelligence created great surprise, and the
determination was expressed 10 drive the Ameri-
cans at the point of the bayonet. An armed force
was ordered to proceed to chihuahua to reinforce
the Mexican General, and assist in expeiIIng Gen.
Lane. delegation Of the Mexican authorities
walled upon Judge Conkling, and made solemn
protest against the whole proceeding. The utmost
excitement prevailed amongst all classes, and the
ply of Gov. Fricis to Lanes proclamation was re-
gdrded as most unusual and powerful vindcation of
the rights of Mexico.
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300 REWARD.
s. PROCLAMATION.

By HIS Ercellency, DAVID s. REID, Governor
of the Stcte Of North Carolina.
"HEREAS it has been represented to me that one
w Ransom PoPE, late of the County of Chatham.
stands charged with the murder of Paris Peurce in
said County and that the said Pope has fed from Justice
and probably escaped beyond the limits of this State
Now, therefore, to the end that the said Pope may
be arrested ard brought trial for said offence do
nereny issue this my Proclamation. offering reward Of
TWO hundred dollars for his apprehension and delivery
to the Sheriff of Chatham County,
DESCRIPTIONS
Ransom Pope is described to be about thirty five
years of age weighs about $780, and presents an athletic
appearance, has light red hair fair complexion and grey
eyes slow spoken and about FIVE feet inches high
NsSEALS the Great Seal of the State of North Caro-.
n lima, at the City Of Raleigh this 23rd day
of April, A. D., 1853.
DAVID $. REID.
By the Governor.
SAMUEL F. ADAMS, IT,, Private Secretary.
April 25th, 1858. 969-w5w.
y Fayetteville Carolinian will give four weekly in-
sertions.
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DIED,

In Montgomery, Alabama, the 5:h of March.
Of Apop!eXy, JAMES CRoMARTIE BANNERMAN. lie
had Just completed his 9Th year, and his health be-
ing rather delicate, was, in company with his physi-
clan and brother, returning from his fathers residence
on the Trinity, in Leon County, Texas, Charles
ton, for the purpose of seeking medical advice, when
by an inscru table act OF everything Providence he
has been suddenly numbered with the dead and trans
felred in day from the theatre Of activity aid
fnlness to the unending silence Of the tomb.
Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers TO wither at the North winds breath,
And stars to set-but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own oh death. -
MIR. Zimmerman pious young man, exem-
Plary in all his actions, generous fault-he pride
of his father and family and ornament the com-
muny in which he resided. He the friend of
all institutions having for their object the ameliora
ton of the condition Of his species. and especially
was Re attached TO the Masonic Fraternity, of which
order he active and useful mpInber. His
brethren with whom he associated we'll know his
WORTH and feel sensibly the loss the order has
tanned by his untimely death. lie buried with
Masonic honors in the city Of Montgonery>by the
members of Montgomery Lodge. May the bereaved
father remember that though his has been sud-
denly cut down far away from his home and his rea-
lives, still he died not among strangers-but breih-
of the Mystic tie - bore his remains TO the
tomb, and dropped the grave they. cast
the evergreen into his last resting pace-ft emblem
of that Immortality that awaits The faithful. Com.
Register will please copy.
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DEPARTURE OF Our GUESTS. Nearly all of the
guests of Norforlk-the gallant and accom-.
pIished daughters of the . Old North Stae,'' who
partook of the hospitaliues of city Thursday
left in the for their homes yesterday morning.
giving, their departure, they had done during
their short stay, the most unmlstakea5le evidences
of satisfaction and qualification their reception and
entertainment There appeared to be but one senti-
ment one simultaneous outburst Of enthusiastic ap-
echoed again along our Shores and cur friends were
about to leave for the fertile valleys and green hills
of our beautiful sister State.
We record with much pleasure that our visitors
delighted with their trip the two ad accent
towns, where they received and entertained in
welcome and cordial manner 1t appears, also,
that a very good impression made upon their
minds with regard to commercial facilities, and
that large number among the hundreds present, eX
pressed determination 10 trade here and their
influence in building up and establishing heavy,
and extensive business at rort-the great outlet
of the two States to the ocean, and to the marts of
the world.
AS an intmaiion of the extensive cons ignments
that will shortly be made 10 merchants, we may
appropriately mention that Mr.. Branch, the esteemed
president Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Road, stated at
the supper given to citizens in Raleigh, Tues
day last, that gentleman alone had made arrange
ments to send by this line half million Of slaves
and two hundred thousand barrels of tar.
The effect of this social greetng-this great fes-
tive gathering will tell, both directly and indirectly,
which already brightens in the distance, is cheering
indeed TO the hearts of people, who must there
fore feel a sentiment of gratitude to those who have
been most instrumental in Fastening the completion
Of the important connection which we have aP2ro-
priately celebrated. Norfolk Argus.
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NOTICE.

7 N accordance with decree of Wake Court of Equi-
ty, at Spring Term, 1853, shall offer for sale
Friday the Sd day of June next at Stricklancs Store
in Wake County, tract of land owned by the late
Berry Bum containing about four hundred and eigh-
teen acres and lying the west-side OF Moccasin
Creek and bounded by the lands Of Code Bum and
others also on the same day two tracts of land in
Joining the lands of Obedah Strckla land and Others and
the other Moccasin Creek containing by estimation
three hundred and seventy two The two last
named tracts TO be sold on the premises.
Terms of sale six AMI twelve months credit, bond
and good security required.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. NJ
April 90, 1858. At
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DON'T FIGHT. Norfolk; very much tickled at the
completion of the link connecting CASTOR and We'll
don, and beholding, in prospective, long trains of
North Carolina produce rolling in upon her, cuts the
pigeon wing in high glee, fancies herself city,
grows affec!ionae towards her dear, dear North Car
DINA, and speaks good word for herself, while CIV
ing Petersburg dig under the ribs as thus:
to them, which they taking steps to explore,
while Carolina friends will be relieved Of the
actions of the Petersburg monopoly, and have a
choice of markets opened TO them"
This makes old Petersburg mad. Raising his
specs, Don't make fool OF yourself, Norfolk he
roars. "My yNonopDkies go g havn'tany." "Prove
it, lis, very easy make general charges, but
very difficult 10 descend to specifics. Why couldn't
you enjoy yourself the other day your grand joli-
fcation, when you and Portsmouth and Baltimore
and Raleigh all cnked glasses together, without
abusing me! What in thunder do you mean by it /?
You want prejudice with my North Carolina
friends, do yous I'll lei you know have as many
of them as you, and love 'em better. l sell them
goods cheap, and we both make money. My mono
poles! You'd better look out they'll make you
nothing than aUater st1lOn between Baltimore
and my dear, dear, dear North Carolina.''
Friends and cousins keep cool. Why get exct-
ed2 Don't fight. Fortunately we have enough for
both Of you. Go in and win. Help yourselves.
And if together you make much out Of u.s.,
as Charleston to dO, you perfectly welcome.
Wilmington Herald.
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TIE MARKETS.

y
WILMINGTON, April &c,
NAVAL SToREs.-The Turpentine market remains
without change In price,, with fai! demand aud
light receipts. Sales yesterdsY or $50 barrels at
$3 25 for yellow dip and 81 so for hard, per $50
10 s. lie Spirits furpentine hear Of transact
tons yesterday or this morning; market firm at so
cts. per gallon Sales of 46 bbls. Tar at 81 80 per
Dbl.
RICHMOND, April &c.
general sales on Monday, showed but little improve
ment in prices since last report. The breaks for
the season are unusually light.
N. Nj. MARTIN & CO.
Sales of Tobacco by n. NJ. Martin & Co. {: 1 hid.
]. H. Wright at 81 so; G. w. Goulder at IS !;
K. A. Taylor at so; L. F. Epes at 81;
Il. H. Perkins at SO; w. FL. Boyd at and 6
so; Seneca Gay at 9 SO; E. A. Cheek at 6, 6
IS, 8 so and rs ). Switzerland at IS and 10
so; }. J. Carr IL p Col. j. w. Gillian at 10
P. Finch at 6. at & rs; Geo. Harrison at IL
rs; Eco. W. Harrison to G.. w. Gillian & Brother
at I6 so.
New YoRK, April &c.
Flour-Sales of $3.50 bills. at 4 so 81 Sc for
State. and 623 $4 s73 for Genesee. Sales of
700 bbIs. Southern $5 I23. The market opend
heavy, but closed better. Wheat nominal. Corn
Sales of $4,000 bushels yellow at Csc. Whiskey-
Sales of $50 bbls. 234c. Pork-Sales of 1900
bbis. at Sl5 623 for mess, and $I2 373 for prime
Beet-Sales OF 400 bbls. at IL IS $I3; sales
of $50 bills. Beef Hams at $I4 So Cut meats
Sales of 200 casks 9Sc for shoulders and 94c for
Butter plenty at I4c. 1alIow-SaIes Of I6, 900
lbs. 93c. Coffe-SdIes of 2.OO0 bags al 81 98c.
for Rio, and &c. tor Java. Sugar-SaIes of $50
hhds at a SC. for N. Orleans. M nIasses-SaIes
200 bb!s. Cuba at 24 26c. Culton-Saes of l, 900
bales at &C. decline.
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commissioners Office.

TENHE undersigned has been appointed Commissioner
for The States of Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama,
mississippi and Arkansas, and expects to receive the
appointment for other Of the western and south
western Slaes He is prepared TO take the Probate OF
aIrDeeds Powers f Attorney and other ntruments of
writing used those States Also Dispositions TO
be read in any of their Courts.
AS Notary Public, having seal Of Office, he can take
the Probate instruments of writing to be used in most
of the Staess o the Union.
NATHANIEL ]. PALMER.
Milton, N c., April goth, 1858. Aim.
*.*Raeigh Register will please publish weeks.
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PRoUD FLESH. ]. G. SAKE, who read his poem
on - Yankee Land - before the Y. NJ. NJ. l.. Asso
citation of Cincinnati, recently, says many witty
things in rhyme, and not always without a moral
Here is one of his drives" ar proud flesh:
Because you flourish in worldly affairs,
Don't be naughty; and put airs
With insolent pride Of station;
Don't be proud and turn up your
AT poorer people, in palmer clothes
But learn for the sake of your minds repose,
That wealth's a bubble that comes and goes,
And that all proud flesh, wherever it goes,
Is subject 10 irritation.
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The SACRED COLLEGE. This is the title of the
House of Cardinals in the Roman Catholic Church.
According to the Pontifica Constitution, this is
posed of seventy persons, divided unequally among
the three Clerical Orders, Thus: Six bishops, fifty
priests, and fourteen dedcons.
=" Secret Consstory'' was held on the 7Ih ult.,
and eight new Cardinals were created, one of whom
was French prelate, the Archbishop of Tours.
On the lst of January, there were seven vacancies
and the very recent death of Cardinal DIepenbrock
left eighth. full Sacred College has not been
witnessed before, it is said. for great many years.
The very advanced age of some of the present card
nails renders probable the early happening of more
vacancies, which, however it is not likely will be
Immediately filled, custom has sanctioned the
practice of keeping some of the CardinaIaes vacant,
to be disposed of as circumstdnc may demand.
OF the seve.ny now living, six of the incumbents
Of the Scored College upwards of eighty nine
teen between sixty and seventy; twenty -four be-
tween fifty and sixty; and eight between forty and
fifty. The youngest is Andrea, born in 1912; the
oldest, OPPozon, 81 years old, and for fifty years
Cardinal. 81 Italians; 16 foreigners, among
which last are French 2 Ausirian; Spanish 2
Portuguese, Belgian; Prnssan; and English,
(Wseman) 81 iaIl ItaIians) reside in Rome, and
with the Pope. administer the spiritual government
of the Roman Catholic Church, and tie temporal
government Of the States of Rone-called the Pom
tGcal States.'' ~ Y. Express.
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The Union speaking of our relations with Mexi-
co. and the accession to power in that country Of
Santa Anna says If the friendly relations Of the
TWO countries should be interrupted, the uufortu-
maze event will not be in consequence of the unjust
''c''on Oh 'niS government. satisfactory solution
OF existing difficulties with Mexico is sincero11,
S0"sn' ~ the government, which is prepared to
make every reasonable sacrifice to peace.
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More hereafter.

The STEAMER INDEPENDENCE. There were
about $50 persons lost in the burning of this
Steamer, recently, on the Pacific coast About
San Francisco in great distress. Lieut.. Stanly, a
native of this State, was board, and it is to be
hoped he was saved, as his does not appear
among the lost. The scene is described as having
been most terrible.
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MARRTEn-

In Statesville on the 18th instant. by Rev. P. Fl.
Jane T., daughter of s. r. Bell, Esq.
BY the same, in Iredell county, the I4,h inst.
Mr.. Robert G.. White to Miss Rehrcca D. Barley.
Near Covington, Ga, on the 18th uIt, Mr.. Brad
ley, of La. to Miss Mary Frances daughter of Rev.
West Harris.
In Philadelphia, the 18th instant, Mr.. Daniel
NJ. Zimmerman, formerly of North Carolina, to Miss
Elizabeth, daughttr of San'l Hart Esq.
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Additional flDn California.

New YoRK, April 25. The steamer Indepen-
dence. recently wrecked. valued at $lOO, 900,
but insured for only $4,000, chiefly in New York.
The steamer Page, running between Sacramento
and San Francisco, burst her boiler recently four
persons killed and many wounded
The Legislature of California has imposed lax
on foreign miners.
One hundred and fifty erDgrants saied from San
Francisco for Australia, in the steamer Unicorn.
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RB- We are indebted to Mr.. Pomery for the
May number of Harpers Magazine. Its crcula-
ton is now one hundred and eighteen thousand
copies, and it deserves it all. The present number
is filed with valuable and interesting matter Price,
twenty-five cents per number, or So per annum.
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E8- We learn that on Monday last Mr.. Lane,
BrickIayer, who has been engaged upon the Lu-
matte Asylum near this place, inflicted blow upon
a man by the name of Cruise or Cross, which it is
feared will prove mortal. We have heard none of
the particulars Mr.. Lane has not been arrested,
having left soon after the occurrence.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY &c.
DIRECT IN1POR TATIONS
E. p TABB & Co,
HEAD OF MARKET SQUARE,

NORFOLK, Va.
HAVE received per ships Currituck. Star Of the
IL West and Conqueror, their Spring importations,
comprising full assortment of
EIwelP Wedding, Killing and Grabbing Hoes,
Best Spades, Trace, Halter and Backhand Chains,
Long and short handle Fry Pans,
Tahle and small Cutlery, great variety
TO which they invite the attention of purchasers.
pedging themselves to furnish every article low as it
can be purchased in the Northern cities.
April, &c, 1858. 46-w3w.
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NEUsE RIVER IMPROVEMENT. The Newberne
Ne VS. states that this work is progressing finely
The heavy and continued rains for some time after
operations were commenced, were against the prog
ress of the work. But for time past the water
has been comparatively low, and the river in fine
order for operating TO advantage The hands at
present engaged, we learn, mostly in the construc-
ton Of wing dams, and clearing the channel. One of
these the first in the river, is completed or nearly
and others are in a state of progress The machine
ry works admirably, and the work is going ahead
finely.
The News adds:
We strongly in hopes of seeing the work CON-
except perhaps the Lock and Dam which is to be
constructed near that town. To complete this may
require more time. Wilmington Herald.
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AMERICAN HARDWARE, sc.
E. P. TABB & CO.
HEAD OF THE SQUARE,

NORFOLK, VA.
RE receiving large additions to their stock by al
N most every arrival from the East which having been
purchased the cash discount priees they enabled
and determined to sell low articles OF similar
quality be bought in the Northern cities Their as
sortmcnt comprises
Cotton Wool Horse and Negro Cards.
Long and short handle Manure Forks,
&c Shovels and Spades,
Box and screw up Coffee Mills,
Wire and Hair Sleeves and Searches,
Cotton Leading Lines, Bed Cords,
White Hemp Rope, assorted sizes,
Shoe Brushes. Backing, Hide Whips
Broad and Narrow Axes ADDE'S,
Fancy Steel Blade Garden Hoes
A full assortment of Hollow Ware Castings. embracing
Ovens, Pots, Spiders, Skles, Fire Dogs, GTiddes, DC
Also general assortment of Fancy Goods, such as
Needles, Pins, Combs of every kind,
TOOTH Hair and Shaving Brushes,
Fancy Soap, Snuff and Shaving Boxes,
Bone Fancy Gilt. Porcelain and Pearl Buttons,
Pocket Books, Porte Monnaics, Purses,
Silver, Brass, Steel and White Metal Thimbles,
Looking Glasses &c.
April &c, 1853. 46-w3w.
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T. 3 1t is due to Railroads generally, and the
'aston Road particularly, to state that the Mail
has arrived since The above was written, the cars
having been detained by an accident that could
not be avoided.
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Nor BAD! The N. Y. correspondent of the New
Orleans Bulletin says:
Gen. Scott has become one of our citizens. Last
week he purchased the magnificent house recently
built on Twelfth street, near Fifth Avenue, by
Charles Partridge, Esq, the manufacturer of Loco
foco Matches. He who has accumulated fortune
by the making of ocofocos, sells alatial residence
to man who is politically killed by the
rial. The General after all, will owe his domestic
retirement, in double sense, Locofocos! He paid
$3.50 for the house with stable-just $1,000 more
than years salary President.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE

We have the latest intelligence by the Hum
ooldt-Llverpool dates to tkesl2th instant.
The political news is not important.
France was quiet.
The rebellion in China was still increasing, eans-
ing complete panic at Pekip, Q
Cotton had been in fair demand, and holders
were very firm. Bacon and Breadstuffs had siobt.
ly improved. IS ~
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SUPERIOR CouRT. The Superior Court ccmmenc-
ed its session in this town yesterday and will
tinue for two weeks. Judge Dick is The presiding
offlcer-an honest, humane, and upright Jadge. to
whom the rights of the citizen may be as safely en-.
trusted as toany other of the Judges Superior
Court Bench. Wilmington Commercial.
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Arrival Of fLe Isabel,

CHARLESTON, April 25. The steamer Isabel has
arrived from Havana with dates TO the 22d. He
news is of no importance. Sugar was active at pri
ces tending upwards. There had been large expor
tations to Europe. Coffee was in demand at 7 "a II
reals.
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ODD FELLOWS. The annual meeting of the
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order Of Odd
fellows of this State willstak place in Whining
ton, on Monday the 9th of May next,
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LOUISIANA SENATOR. No choice has yet been
made of a successor to 5 MIR. Soule. Mr.. Slidell
was prominent candidate.
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Santa Anna proceeded TO the city of Mexico on
the 9th, having been elected President of the Re-
public for the fifth time by the votes Of eighteen
OF tweny-three States and territories.
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APPOINTMENTS. We see that NTH. F. Hancock
has been appointed &C oector of the Customs al
Westinghouse this State.
And Mr.. John Taylor, postmaster at Goldsboro
in place of ]. B. Whitaker, removed.
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AGENCY OF DR.. S. FIFCH'S
Celebrated Medicines.

T1SED by him with such distinguished success in the
~ cure of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhoea, Piles Female
Complaints &c. Also, DIR. s. Fitch's Abdominal sup
porters Shoulder Braces Inalng tubes aud Lectures
on Consumption, and the art Of Preserving life and
health to old age. &c.,
RODOLPHUS BARD has been appointed agent
for the sale of the above goods and will keephe
stany hand at his residence in Brmfeld only agent
for Portnge County, Ohio.
OF DIR. Fitch's "Guide Book to invaids, and drec-
ons for promoting health and instructions 10 mothers,
in the management of children, may be had, gratuit-
ously, by calling for at his residence above An
extremely valuable book. r. BARD.
Brimield. Jan. 6, 1882. l'9S
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3De d { 1s1 @ { /.
mr. I. T. SPELMAN

w OUi.D announce to the people of Ravenna and
w its y:ciniy, that he has located permanently In
tins place. where he will always hold himselfin readl
attend every call in his professional line In
addition the insertion of Artificial teeth, plugging
Sc particular attention will be paid TO the diseases
of the mauth and gums, branch of the profession
usually neglected.
Dr. s. Is in possession of all the Improvements which
give the Boston Dentists the preference over those
of any other city the unon and manufacturing his
nnera teeth their improved plan, he can
dispense with the CLASSY and ghasts appearance COM
mon to proceain teeth. Owing the absorption which
always takes place when the of the natural teeth
moved is necessary to make of teeth that
much longer than the natural organs that
when the common teeth are used instead of being
ornament tLey often ds6gure the mouth: will the
of the old fashioned gum teeth obviate the difficulty
But the removes every objection, and
though they composed of the materials they
are 40 constructed to be much servceable and
durable, and in of accident they be repaired
with less than half the expense incurred In the repairs
of the old kind. There are verymany advantages re
sutng from these improvements which cannot be set
forth in notice brief Those interested there
fore invited call his Office and Dr. S. will be glad
explain the advantages of this the old plan,
plan on which praciced for years before he receiv.
persons in this vicinity wearing teeth inserted by
him, and individual in this village who has
entire set in both jaws.
Office in Seymour's Block the Post Office.
/ Ravenna, May 9th, 1851.