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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-05
RIJSINESS CARDS.

ToHN G. DEvEREUX, Ja., Wholesale and Reta
Al, dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, window otlna
feasters Wrapping aud Roofing Paper Lamps fnosgen ,
f;a, etc. e.c. Main street, between First and seeon
uas, ,, ..' ' laugl0 ly
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KANSAS TERRITORY.

The indications are growing stronger and strong
er, that Kansas will be slaveholding State. This
is one point in the NATTER however, and her admis-
sion into the Union is another
The settlers in Kansas held meeting recently,
near Fort Leavenworth, an account of which we
copy, as follows:
"There being desire the part of some per-
sons present to ascertain how many abolitionsts or
freesoilers present, the sense of the meeting
was taken as to whether Kansas should be slave or
free territory. All those present who were favor
able to Kansas being made slave State, were re-
quested to raise their hands. A countless number
of hands raised, in response to the call. All
those present who were favorable to Kansas being
made free State, were requested to make it mani
fest by similar sign. But four persons in that vast
assembly were favorable to that motion"
The meeting adopted resolutions pledging them
Selves that Kansas territory is, and of right ought
to be, and shall be, saveholding territory and
State The society formed on the occasion embra-
ces it is stated nnetenths of the people of the ter
rtory.
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LIFE IN NEW YORK.

Eighteen thousand people in the city of New York
live under ground-that is to say, in cellars, vaults
and holes. So Rev. Mr.. Cuyler asserts and his in
formation is said to be derived from actual investi-
cation. He tells of one neglected quarter single
lodging room or denim which one hundred outcasts
of both sexes herd together, ndscrimnately, every
night. That may be called life in New York under
ground.
We venture to affirm that there Is more real suf
fering among the poor of New York City than ex
lists among all the slaves in the Southern States.
Our slaves are " fat and Sleek" as Mr.. Clay, on a
memorable OCCASION told Mr.. Mendenhall, of Indi-
ana; they eat fat meat and lie by the fire" while
thousands of poor white folks in New York City,
under the very eyes of Mr.. Tribune Greey and 9th.
philanthropists, tormented by hunger and shv
ering with cold. "Woe unto you, Scrbes and
Pharisees, hypocrites for ye pay tithe of MINT and
anise, and cummin and have omitted the weighticr
matters of the law, Judgment, mercy, and faith"
1e serpents, ye generation of vipers, how can
We escape the damnation of hell"
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pTevented by my Proiesson rcrn attending properly
to agricultural pursuits offer for sale plantation upon
the Roanoke and upon Stone House and Pretty creeks
the counties of Warren and Halifax, containing 99s
The tract situated about miles above Gasto and
ton Railroad 1t contains about hundred of
ceent low grounds The balance of the land is generally
productive and well adped to the growth crops
of this section of the State The house. negro
houses stables barns and other plantation improvements
buildings believed TO be healthy 1t is deemed useless
to give particular description of the property
is presumed that would purchase without careful
examination. Ny will show the land persons
who desire to examine it. In order allow of
enterprise opportunity pay considerable portion of
the purchase money out of the crops, willing sell
the land credit of and two years. The purchaser
if he thinks proper also buy upon reasonable erms
most Of corn fodder OATS also my stock
and plantation utensils Letters upon the subject many be
addressed to me at Warrenton, \. C.
WM. EATON, JR.
Oct. Q, 1854 1043-2msw.
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Oct. 8, 1884.


City Property and Land near Raleigh for Sale
THHHE SUBSCRIBERS will offer for SALE ON Saturday
the l4th instant at the Court House in the City Of
Raleigh, at IL o'clock NJ the LARGE BRICK STORE
HOUSE AND LOT, FAYETTEVILLE STREET, now
occupied by Jesse Brown Esq Also LOT in the nor;
Depot, known in the plan of the city No. 276 very
desirable building lot. Also several hundred acres of
WOODLAND three four miles of the CITY of Ra-
leigh adjoining the lands of the late Richard Smith and
others Also tract of LAND the of Crabtree
Joining the lands Of q Smith, deceased and Mr.. Spikes
This land embraces large portion of the Black Lead Nine
and will be divided so as TO suit purchasers.
Terms favorable, and made known the dav of sale.
H. j. CANNON,
W. d. HAYWOOD.
Raleigh Oct. 4 1894 svtds
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The IMPORTATION OF GRAIN. The Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin says that, judging by appearances
a commercial event will soon be recorded which
probably has not had its parallel since the first colo
mist of jamestown awaited the arrival of the English
fleets which were to save them from starvation. 1t
states that the price of breadstuffs is much
lower in England than in America that several
goes Of flour are said to be shipped from Liverpool
to New York.
The crops in Europe have turned out remarkably
WELL and in this country not equal this year to
that of past years; but there more breadstuffs
in the interior than many suppose, and the idea of
England shipping breadstufs to America is all
fancy. We will send her fifty cargoes for every one
she may send u.s.
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Trial of DIR. Graham

NEW YORK, Oct 3. The trial of Dr. Graham, Of
New Orleans for the murder at the St Nicholas Ho-
tel about two months since of Col. Lorng of Cali
forna, commenced this morning, and attracts great
attention. The cmpanement of the jury occupied
the whole day, and at the time of adjournment but
eleven were sworn. A large number were not re-
ccived, having formed opinions.
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the returns of the assessors that in "a counties of
Indiana there are sss hogs, being an increase
over last year of 5ss,a77. Add to this the excess
in Kentucky, and we have an excess in two States
of near 900 900 head
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The Know-Nothings stirred up like hornets
nest by the late Washington demonstration and
whether they had any political aim before or not,
they now concentrating their strength in oppos
ton TO the administration. Cor. Bait Sun
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1ase Ho"e e IMdusHy 1.S t.enih anu heebee
II AN STILL MANUFACTURING, at my OLD STAND,
IL No. 2, Green Street. FAYETTEVILLE, 4. c., them
very superior fashionable Moleskn and Silk HATS, that
took the Premium a the late State Fair.
have now on hand large assortment which for beauty
of finish and durability be surpassed by any made in
the U. s. or elsewhere. Also of my Manufacture,
large supply of Farmers and Planters Fur and stout Wool
Hats with general assortment Of Caps for men and boys
DAVID GEE
Fayetteville n. c., Oct. Z, 1854 1Q42-w8t.
Biblical Recorder 3 times.
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w The New York Cnurchman, We observe, is
out in favor of restoring Bishop Onderdonk. That
paper says
Lastly, and more emphaticaly than all, God
himself demands it. 1t was trivial injustice to the
King of Heaven to deprive His Church of a Jealous
chief pastor in his ock and to discredit religion by
setting mark of shame upon Bishop who had been
regarded of its chiefest ornaments 1t is much
more sin-greater and growing-a solemn and de-
liberate wrong to keep him still an exile from the
scored duties of his Episcopacy. Anxiously his
toraton is now awaitcd-an act of Cancellation with
an offended God"
What does the Churchman know of the de-
mands " of the Almighty in this mattera
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LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
t Raleigh, Oct. l, 1854.
Denton, James
Davis, Polly
Dance, Miss Louisa
Day, VIM.
Daughtry, Miss Mary
Davis, John
z.
Ellis, Miss Elizabeth
Earpe, Miss Elizabeth
Fleming, Reuben
Fisher, Miss Mamie
Fuller, Walter
Fan, Miss
Goldsmith, II. NJ
Gedulty, Geo. H.
Gould, j. L.
Gay, Miss Rebecca
Gowines, Ritter
Gingles, Saml
Gully, VIM. d.
Games Rom 81.
b.
Heath, Geo. w.
Holloway, VIM.
High, VIM. N
Haywood, Jno. Servant
Hamilton, Easter .
Hall, Miss Emma
Hauteter, j. 8.
Harrison, Nancy
Hill, Eliza. Q
Hinton, Miss Angerona 3
Hill, Miss Maria 2
Hutchings & Statly,
Hill, A. G.
Harp, Mrs. Maria
Hilliard, j. j. B.
Hatch, j. F.
Harp, N. 8.
Hinton, Girard
Hill, Miss r.
Hester, Miss Caroline
High, Miss R. 8.
Haywood Rufus b.
Hipiner, Sarah j.
j. -.-
Jones, Austen
johnson, Eldridse
Jenkins, James -
Jordon, JAS. L.
Jump, Thomas L. p. =
Jolly, Miss Martha
Jordon, Miss Victoris
johnson, Barney -.
Jordon, Mrs. e. n.
Jones, h. C.
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II AND FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF
IL fers for Sale Tract of Land containing 407 acres
lying within one-and-afourth miles of Louisburg, In
FRANKLIN COUNTY, and on the waters Of Tar River
and Sycamore Creek About onefourth of the land in
original growth and about 100 Of fat land lgood
quslity) good dwelinghouse and all necessary out
bouse The land well adapted to the growth Of Wheat
Corn Cotton and Tobacco Persons wishing purchAss
will cnll on the subscriber ut Pranklinton.
JAMES 8. YARBR0UGH.
OFT 1ssl el-a
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NOTHING TO EAT.

The Picayune says, "There never was, perhaps,
such hard time to get anything to eat in New Or
leans the present. There is literally nothing in
the markets fit to be eaten. The meats poor and
scarce. Eggs out of the question: and command
from four to six bits Dozen Beef mutton and
poultry of the poorest possible kind Potatoes
selling at four for dime. The man who would
bring few thousand barrels to the city, just now
would make fortune"
The will apply to little inland City.
Everything in the way of eat6es is and high
The Raleigh market is. perhaps, the poorest of any
town of the same population in the Southern coun-
try. We trust country friends will bear in mind
the fact that the approaching Fair will require good
deal in the way of supplies and that they will send
them in. They may rest assured they will be well
paid for whatever they may forward to this market
a. 1t is to be hoped that the ''private and con-
fdentia" friends of that very respectable gentleman,
the Emperor of Russia, will spare no pains to pre-
vent him from perusing the following address" 1t
would make him feel "tolable" bad; and besides,
it might SO shock his system as to drive him to some
act or other which would seriously affect the result
of the pending war:
From the Knickcrb. cker for Octobcr.]
AN ADDRESS TO THE ZAR QUESTIONIN' OF HIM
Hale to thee Ear of Rushee! How do you feel,
Now that the Alleys have both got on Top of you
A-pummen' your breadbasket morc'n you like,
'xpect? Amt you goin' to cry "nuf"
AS McBeth did to McDuff before they fit?
Are you m Ostria in collision together
About the Moll Davy and the Wallacha Provinces,
Is MT it all gan.un on both your parts?
Say, you ole haughtyerat OF all the Rushees;
Do you xpcct to hold out long agn' the Alleys,
Victoria and Levy Napoleon? Amt you aeard
That wretched Pashaw alone II give you fits?
lie kawkaSuS
Comes down, what then! Ha! ha He'd make you cry,
Copeva in less than mint, by my watch!
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LIST OF
Remaining in the Office
A.
Adams, Quinton
Adams, w. l..
Anthony, Miss Pattis
Albert, Robert
B.
Bell, Mrs. Eliza
Bell, Miss Ann
Bishop, George W. 2
Belts, Andrew
Blake, VIM.
Blake, Miss Ann or Eliz
Bethea, Miss Mary A.
Bethea, L. B. 3
Baker, S. j.
Bevers, j.
Bullard, Stephen 4
Brogaon, JAS. Q
Bradley, Jno. c.
Barbee, Ply
Brown, n. A.
Bynum, Jno. Grey
Bryant < Boyce, 8
Beckwith,,u; Jno. b.
Blake, Miss Mary D.
Beasley, VIM.
Buffalo, Henry
Belts, Calvin
Buffalo, Claudius
Belts, A. n.
Bcrmigham, George
Blake, VIM. X
Brogdon & House,
Blake, Joseph
Boone, James
Balm, Theophilus
Browning Sam. r,
Belvin, G. Fl.
G.
Clifton, Miss Sarah 8 .
Cooper, Matthew 9
Cope, John
Chadwick, James
Coleman, Chas. j.
Carter, Mrs. Lucinda
Carter, Miss II. NJ.
Crockett, George W..
Cross, Thomas
Cordell, Campbell
Cooper, Miss Sarah
Campbell, Daniel
Cameron, Joel .
Crocker, William
D.
Dickson, Miss A. NJ. .
Denton, N. Y. 4.
Dance, Alexander A.
Dickson, Miss Anna
Day, Miss Mary
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SEABOARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
- The Agricultural Fair and Exhibition of this Society
will be held the city Of Norfolk Tuesday, Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, 24h. 26th 26h and 9th Oct
ober.
Farmers others the surrounding counties of North
Carolina and Virginia informed that the prupretor OF
the lines and the Directors Of Railroad
and Canal Companies have agreed to transport all stock
and other articles intended for exhibition free charge and
members halfprce for the round trip Some change will
be made the days of the running Of the steamers 10
commodate the farmers, of which further notice will b
given.
Oct. 8, 1854 e1-td
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mEAA WORTH OF THE LARGEST AND
H9eDOU best Silk and Gingham, Blvs, Brosos,
Gresn and BIaek Oarrsd Aaadsd iory Us6reds IN ths
State from Is to SO sseh just 1t hand from New f1fk
this morning. y D. sAlla-
Sept. 2s, 1854.
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A SQUADRON TO GREYTowE. A despatch from
Washington says that it has been determined by the
administration that the razee Independence, Com.
Martin, now lying in New York harbor, nearly ready
to sail, shall 60 to San Juan del Nicagua by way Of
making decided manifestation against the British
Musquito protectorate. She will be accompanied
there by one steamer at least We presume that
Hon. John H. Wheeler, Minister to Nicarauga will
20 out with the squadron
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johnson & Lassiter,
z.
Kennedy, Nancy
King, William
L.
Lewis, Miss Fannie L.
Land Office, Register Of
Little, Geo. w.
Littlejohn, Miss Sallie
Ligon, Henry c.
Lassiter, Elizabeth
Lassiter, j. B.
Laws, VIM.
Leach, A. j.
Lilley, Mrs. Margeret
Ligon, E. s.
NJ
Moore, Miss Quincy
Matthews, A. w. & j. 4
Miller, Mrs. S. J. R.
Matthews, j. A.
Mullins, VIM. Fl.
Matthews, A. w.
Mitchell, Miss Sallie A.
McDade, John
McCullers, Miss Mary
Marcum, Jas. G
Mcdaniel, Miss Sophia
Michel, Mrs. c.
Mixson, A. NJ. W.
Mcdaniel, Miss Louisa
Mills, Louisa
McRae, Mrs. Julis.
Morriss, Robt. j.
n.
Nance, Cephus
Nine, Alcey
Mott, Sam1 G.
Norwood, Fl. l.
Newby, Samuel
Nelson, Alexander
Newby, w. II.
Owen, James W.
Owen, Prof. W. II.
Owen, John
Pullin, Jno. ii.
Perry, Josiah Fl.
Powell, Miss G.
Powell, Miss Susan
Peoples, L. B.
Pleasants, n. A. 2
Pond, Thomas
Person, Jos. N. Q
Pool, Henderson
Parker, James
Rolls, L. S.
Rhodes, James
Russell, Miss Mary
Russell P. H.
Redman, Miss Louisa
Rowland, Willis
Persons calling for an
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~ The Tournament at Cluster Springs, Halifax,
Va, most brilliant and imposing ptfair, if we
to credit the account oft by of the "judgcs-
Evans, of the Milton Chronicle. Mr.. Absalom Bar
nett, Knight of the Temple Person, took the ring
three times in three consecutive tits. Some six
seven hundred persons were in attendance. Evans,
of the Chronicle, who had been appointed a judge
on the occasion, was detained at home by the loss
of his spcctaces and by the necessity of his attend
ing Know Nothing meeting, suddenly called
sW Senator Clayton, it is stated is out in let
ter to the Pennsylvania Inquirer, in favor of Know
Nothing doctrines. The Senator would like to be
President, and he no doubt regards this Know Moth
ing organization a very good hobby. But it will
fail him. 1t may do in some of the towns and cities,
where Wings abound but it will make but little
impression the intelligent dwelersi in the country
W- The Pennsylvania elect ions will take place
next Tuesday. The eyes Of the people of all the
States turned with interest and anxiety upon the
old Keystone. We sincerely trust that the result
may be, as of old, decided and emphatic declara-
ton by the people of that noble State against
tonalsm, abolitionism, and all the other isms with
which the country is threatened.
PETERSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE All erroneous I'LL
preston prevails that this College is full Such
is not the case Only one hundred pupils have en-
tered, and there are ample accommodations for two
hundred more. The most extensive preparations
have been made for boarders, and all who wish to
do so, may attend with this assurance.
FAILURES. There were two failures in Boston on
Saturday last-one that of large clothing house,
and the other firm largely engaged in the Austria
liam business The Eighth Avenue Bank, New York.
a small concern, failed on Monday. With the i'm
mense amount of business banking, &C., in the coun
try the wonder is that there not failures.
YELLOW FEVER THE SOUTH. The number of
deaths from yellow fever at Charleston on Saturday
and Sunday last, was only fifteen. On Friday, at
Savannah, they did not exceed four The fever is
said to be still ragiug badly at Augusta, Ga.
AKNow NoTnIsG VIcToKY. "A dispatch from Lou
isville dated Sept. S0 says at the municipal election
on Saturday, the Know Nothings played one of their
mystical tricks on our politicians. Tickets with the
! name of William B. Shepherd for Mavor, who was
not before known candidate were put in circua-
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TURNER'S ALMANAC We have received Turner's
North Carolina Almanac for 1855. 1t is useful
and almost indispensable publication to business
men, e'-@' .s,e.'
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NEW YORK POLITICS.

M iAe cauldron OF New York politics SINNERS and
sI'0'es with ideas, and with things that are not
"'''' and with sms and fusions numberless:
1rn,,, "Filet Of fenny snake,
~ ~ NE cauldron boil and bake:
Eve I'VE Of newt, and toe of frog,
"C9i % Cf bat, and tongue Of dog
I:aFrs laFr 5 lork and blind worms sting
Eafd r'Lafd leg and owlet's wing
igi ig charm Of powerful trouble
LlAe d hel-broth boil and bubble"
"Nall 'here, every ingredient of the hell-broth"
T,Pa'ca BY the witches in Macbeth.
.ut tickets in this confused, bewildered, and ISM
'tSen State are as follows:
rr.. lard Shell Dem. ,oft Shell Dem.
is' T. Greene c. Bronson. Horatio Seymour.
CG!Com E,.ah r Ford. William II. Ludlow.
S4c Pr Tr a. Taih bnrnham. Jason Clark.
p-Auralh Farnum VIM. r. Andrews.
Gr- NeaCalu HIig F,ee Denocrot;c
IsT MyrOn H. Clark. Mvrnn n CLARK
yaalCon ue.ry us j. Raymond. Bradford r. Wood.
&gePr Ins Nehry fitzhugh. Chas. A. Wheaton.
| p'oTwood BOVINE. Phil. 81. Macomber.
Governor u;Lnt:oerfy PartY. Temperance
Leu. Gov man Gosdal Myron H. Clark.
SgaE,, John c. Harrington He.rv F;t1hyucb
f-, ohapscott. Norwood Bovine.
IcTcnGT W''oy1 Coqtatton. Saratoga .Seceders.
Lieut. Gar u. loh II. Clark. Myron II. Clark.
Ga!i. a!!ion Henry J. Raymond. Bradford R. Wood.
| @ehih.s,, HHehry Fzhugh. Chas. A. Wheaton.
'''4sG Norwood bovine. Phil r Macomber
eJ1 'a H. Clark is clearly the prince of "fusion
Ing ana m his friends are confidently calculat
yas;s 1T Will also be nominated by the Know
as ass at their secret State Convention to be held
fs,H,.. ~" III New York. The two Democratic Con-
atbs '"e fiard and the Soft, took national ground
cDsd 10 a'sfy question; the Whig Convention oc-
and e Olo sectional abolition ground of that par
Via :. put forward Myron H. Clark for Governor,
De, sppears' is also the choice of the temperance
Go, s.H saratoga coalition and Saratoga sccedcrs.
epsd u'0ur' T.; the Soft Democratic candidate, &C.
,nno. 40 nomination with reluctance and there is
VII ,s;,. "n'ca we trust may prove true, that he
ap, e,', ~ ana leave the field to Judge Bronson, the
aabs a,ua'e' AS The tickets now stand there
ssDv ,. 1'pe lor Democratic triumph; and un.
S.s,,d arrangement, % it is most probable that the
''slon " candidates will be elected
hae Dnn,s commence to-day the publication o
Dc ul;s AOers over the signature of Gastou " or
&stions 's.' Of our judicial system. These commu
Rs in a. ~'' from the pen of one of the ablest in
al atsns country, and we invite to them the spe
he ssts ''on OF members of the General Assembly
*a, And ua suggestions they contain will be inter
e'ai to the public generally.
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NOTICE.

,., ,ocessary IN pursuance of the arrangement l
twill be Nr WILSON, to close all the accounts of the
and 9S Wsae anew thd the ist
Snbe have an opportunity of paying up to that date,
Te ng VII, in advance, 81 as the case may be:
due are many instances small but in the
hey yrnts Of nv abors for years past. trust
much Of tng in vain for prompt payments of these a
not SSinhscrbers will receive their accounts in their pa
mounts saU' snu remit the money by mall at my risk Re,
and f b sent in the paper showing the amount paid
snS the tine Faia ''' W. W. HOLDEN.
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neutrality-suspicious. WILL BE MADE, Ar
IL the next Session of the General Assembly of North
Carolina for Charter for the McfVER COAL COMPANY,
and for amendments the Act Incorporating the BURRO
Sept %, 1854. sl-td
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10 As Aem6rs of tie Senateof TIE approaching Genera.
Assenbly.
The undersigned announces himself candidate for
Assistant Doorkeeper to the Senate neiected he viii
deavor perform his duty faithfully he unanimous
ly appointed Doorkeepcr the last Democratic State Con
vention and atters himself that be gaye general safisfae
ton to ttat body.
Raleigh, Oct, 2, 1854. s-h
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AKNow NOTHING VIcToRY. A dispatch from Lou
svle, dated Sept 3O says at the municipal election
on Saturday, the Know Nothings played one oftheir
mystical tricks on politicians. Tickets with the
name of William B. Shepherd for Mavor, who was
not before known candidate put in circula-
tion and at the close of the polls he was found to
>>be elected mayor of the city by $50 majority. r
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Persons calling for any of the above letters viii
please say they are advertised.
WIN. WHITE, P. N.
Raleigh, October /, 1854. lQ43-3tw.
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deaths from yellow fever at Charleston on Saturday
and Sunday last, was only fifteen On Friday, al
Savannah, they did not exceed four. The fever is
said to be still ragiug badly at Augusta, Ga.