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BAKERY & CONFECTIONARY.-PUT
LIB MITCHELL would respectfully inform the public
that their establishment is the full tide of success
ul experiment. and they prepared to execute all orders
in their line in Cake and Bread baking Candy making &c
Nuts, Fruits, Groceries, &c, always kept on hand.
CIGARSour stock of Cigars large some of them
of the choicest brands such Ee Gratitude Golden Rega
as Slvas Excelsior Ell Ciervo Steamboat Principles, and
q variety too numerous to mention.
~ Parties in the City country furnished with every
description of CONTEMPORARIES the shortest notice and
reasonable TERMS BRIDES CAKE carefully packed
and any part of State Sugar and MOases Cakes
also Candy suitable for country Stores packed in barrels
smaller packages cheaper than they be bought at
other House North Carolina Virginia Low profits and
quick sales is motto.
Raleigh MAY 2Sth, 1858. 56-tf
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NEGRO GOODs.-KERSEYS OF ALL GRADES
lN Plaid Striped and Plain Linseys,
Marlboro and Gala Stripes and Plaids,
Cotton Osnaburgs and Heavy Shirtings,
Russet Black Brogans-Heayy Boots just received and
for sale bys ~e, JAMES McKIMM0N.
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ANOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW AND FASH
n I0NABBE MUSIC received at the -. !, =
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rINDOW GLASS; LARGE SUPPLY OF ALL
w SIZESsAND QUALITIES, kept on hand OF ordered,
to suit any size sash at very low rate sss.,,s
Also good supply of PUTTY Dealers will please give
me chance fill Their orders before elsewhere II
Sept. H. 1858. ~ 90
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HDIANOS. MUSIC, STRINGS &c.-ANOTHERl
Lot of new and splendid Pianos fashionable style
and elegant tone and finish, just opened at the
N c.. MUSIC STORE.
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LUST RECEIVED AT PROCTERs RIBB'D
% Cotton Drawers IL
breasted Meno Under Shrsa superior article
90 dozs dress Shirts and Collars. i. PROC TER,
December 1,s1S53
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HATS AND CAPS.-FALL STYLE AND BEST
: II Il quality Moleskn Hats
Cloth Caps of every variety and price,
Servants Wool Hats Black Drab received
AAfES McKIMMON.
Raleigh, Oct d 1858. 9s-
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Sc uSKY LIGHTS, EVANS * COOKE, No 20,
= Cheap Place Have received their entire all purchase
of Goods which are now open or 80 #
is perfectly understood p that Evans Cooke believe
all competition. EVANS q CoonE
Sent oo-- =
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ANTHONY DAVIS, Pink Hill p. o.: Lenor
Co., n. c., or Williams & Haywood, 7. NJ 20 Raleigh.
February 23d, 1854. 26-
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ii LWAYS READY FORA TRADE.--JA1iE
NJ Harriss fatters himself with the Eeef, 4hat, from
his Knowledge Of mankind he knows pretty well what will
suit various wants and desires tey travel The
himself in the Livery Stable business heretofore given
notice and has recently lot % q
sold great bargains but would
one with gsng new
carriages do to 1ccolnnodaie the
public He has Buggess Garrages and horses for hre as
81 1Raisieh. s.i. r. Feb. Is. 1854 lool1-
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RALEIGH, NJ C.
Office up stairs in the building occupied by Mr. ,: B
Smith.
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NNALL, Is53.-fHE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, comprising varied assort-
forthe Fall and Winter trade which has been purc
ase invariably for Cash. which he the pub
lie generally ne furnish at prices TO please His Stock
of nearly every thing wanted by tile Farmer
Mechanic also the City Trade and would respectfully
yite all to examination. of the
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RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
n By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me for
poses therein mentioned l, Trustee will proceed the
2lst of March the premises to sell all the property
of the SALEM MANUFACTURING COMPANY, situated
the town of alem And the bid for the whole proper
should be considered satisfactory the Buildings Ma
chnery Lands will be offered for sale separately
to be known the day of SALE Said sale to
continued day day till the whole property is sold
THOS j. WILSON, Trustee.
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SOAPS, c.-VARIETIES OF TOILET SHAVING,
and Fancy Soaps Lyons
Row genuine Macassar Bears OIL Beef Marrow for
the ats;,b hair for sale ss ATWOOD s SCOT
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THE MINES Ia N .
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 8 1854.
This Weather.

There is a large party of our stranger friends
who reside South and East of us. yet remainin 8
In Minnesota. merely for the purpose Of seeing
how late our fine fall weather really continues,
In this latitude. Jalging by the bright, Indian
summer sun ofyesterday.we will yet have their
company many days.
We have as yet had few frosty nights THIS
fall, and not a particle Of snow. y gentleman
Yesterday informed us, that three weeks ago
last Sunday, he passed the day with his friends
in Madison County, New York.-near the CEN
tire of the State-with driving snow storm
prevailing all day and that next morning the
hills in that vicinity were entirely covered
with the white mantle Of winter.
Let those who are skeptical in regard to the
climate of Minnesota, contrast this fact with
facts which we here state in regard TO the pre-
vailing fall weather Of Minnesota, which those
among US are now enjoying If this weather
can be surpassed, even in any of the Middle
States, at this season Of the year, we should
like to know the particular point. Yet this is
scarcely fair sample in regard to fac quality
ofweather on the 9Th Of November in five out
OF the six autumns that have passed over our
heads since our residence here.
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Arrival Of the Pacific.
NEW YORK, Oct, 30.

New YORK, Oct 80.
The Pacific arrived at her wharf without be-
ing telegraphed, with Liverpool dates to the
Sth.
No news from the war. Dispatches, such as
they are. conflicting. hut it is authentic that
up to the 9th OF October nothing had been
done.
The Allies number 10000 They occupy a
strong position south of Scbastopol and have
all their siege apparatus landed. Menschikofi
yet holds the field north of Scbastopol with
10000 and 10000 more expected by Oct. 18th.
10000 additional men and IL French bate
ries are to be Immediately shipped from France
to the seat of war.
The Baltic feet will return home without fur
Their delay.
Omar Pacha is preparing to operate on three
points-the Pruth, Dubrescha and the Black
Sea.
Russia is anassng forces on the Austrian
frontier.
The allies siege artillery had mostly reached
the camp on the lIth.
The garrison of Sevastopol numbers 10000.
BosroN, Nov. l.
Gen. Henry Wilson has written letter de-
clining the Republican nomination for Cover.
nor.
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Central Railroad.

The Chicago Tribune publishes the follow
ing information from the leading member Of
the Board of Directors Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Co.:
1--WE hope TO see the line open from Carlo to
Galena by the lSt OF January next. and TO Dan
lieth by the first OF April following An i'm
preston has gone abroad that the road is not
to be finished to Dunlieth for some time
There is no foundation for sucn an impress
ion."
We have heard wliSpcrings of the rumor re-
ferred to in the last sentence, bat could never
trace them to any authority, nor have We any
good reason TO surpose, that the company have
materially changed their original line ofpoli-
cy.-Ga!era. idr.
We would deem it an especial favor in the
Advertiser, ii it would inform its readers what
regards as tie Original line OF policy OF the
Central Company. We have always supposed
and hare the best of reasons yet to suppose
that the 'ori ginal policy was, and still is, to
finish the road to Dunleith by the opening O
navi CATION in the spring of 1865. People in
Dubuque, and even in St. Paul. have become
unnecessarily alarmed about this matter. We
have good grounds to believe the road is COM
ing through to the Mississippi, in the shortest
possible time. No one need be alarmed at any
thing the Gaiena papers may say TO the con-
trary. Let then, sell GN tier to,ra property to
green-h0rns tey cen. Who cares:
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ST. Anthony Items.

ANorHr CuANar.-Z. E. +. and Edgar Nash
have bought out the grist-mill of j. Shepherd
and are intending to do driving business in
the line of making flour ard meal. They have
sent below fer smut machine and promise to
make as good -four can be purchased else
where. The most d.lgcnt activity Oh the part
Of all the mills in the Territory Will hardly
meet the pihlc demand.
SAD ACCIDENTAL lad q - years. son of
Mr.. Gregory. who lives near the Lake OF the
Woods. eight miles from Minneapolis. came to
his death on the :;Oth inst, under the following
melancholy circumstance Seeing a duck in
the pond near by. he told ll> mother lie would
go and shoot it. lie took his gun, holding it
by the barrel, aul suffering the stoch-butt to
drag along on the floor when the hammer Ui
the gun caught against the side Of the door,
raising it sufficiently to discharge the gun.
i he whole load entered the throat OF young
Gregory under his chin. an! lodged in his
brain. He fell dead. without n struggle.
This monrnfll event. added to the multitude
OF a similar character, may we'll serve to teach
a lesson OF carriuiless to all who Lave any &C.
casion to handle fire arms.
MNEEAroIIs.-TlIe postporemcnt Of the ex
p2cted land sale has not entirely checked the
growth Of this promising town: several new
buildings are going up, ard Others are in coli
temptation. There are already bGit. and in
process OF building. fifteen stores. OF which ten
Are open for trade Gre is Il hur.lwarc store ::
one a book tore zone an Intensive furniture cs-
tablshmci!t: enc is we'll s:,,nlied with car
rages and chairs. aad the balance are pretty
wei filled with trv Goods. groceries. &c. Min
ncarolis has also saw mill, Il blacksmith shop
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po-' "l't. " ~" o'-'c - !'i" '~1'-'! ana sur
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e"''S'-yS win p','ol9: "!i'' a'out 'oo i!i't'''t
H.!E' wan '""''. loI " s"n' many more. ~ ia
"Htt'iy opposite -. -l.'t"lI' "'i! ',e t"o
PAGES ar III -" y. ,r:s I, - u!''eG ~ l.
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towns are Incorporated into ore. niay b there
will BE a city a. lur.<c is any in MiaacsUta.
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From the Waukcgan Chronicle. Extra.
Shocking Calamity.
Vi nCkEGAS- Oct. 2

Il httAS. ocl -!
Yesterday. at about o'clock. =. NJ. the
steam works attached to Hitchcock Il Co. 5 OK
tcnsive cabinet manl.actory blew up. dcmol-
ishng the building and drcadfully scalding and
mancling several Of the worLmcn.
Phillip Palmer. young man. was taken from
the ruins so badly mutlatcd that he died while
tic physicians were sewing up his wounds.
/ His head and face We're dreadfulv laccratcd
James Dow was Scaldcd considerably, and
was very seriously wounded in the abdomen.
Fears were entertained ut | ociock last night
that the injuries were fatal
Joha CroEan, Il young man--fircman-was
badly scalded from his heck to his abdomen. In
addition TO this. lie had his right lc. broken
lclo" the knee. and the left slightly injured
just above tie ankle. He is in a critical con
dt:on.
N:n. Doug -niiier-was badly scaldcd.
but not otherwise Injured. lie was quite com
Portable at midnight.
James Mc(luccn-cahinct makcr-was CON
Sidcraby bruised aud badly stunned. lie is
doing we'll
Fight c'och. Il. .E.-Sincc the foregoing
vas written. We have seen most of the sufferers.
Dow ana Cronan are badly off. very little
change. if any, for the better, is visible. Doug
las. We think. will recover.
Our physicians have been in constant attend
anc" upD;I the suffering and great credit is due
them for their unrrmitting care and attendance.
Our citizens. living in The vicinity Of the SUI
iercrs have been very attentive TO the aft ctcd
IN administering t" their necessities.
Iii" building of Hitchcock n Co., is com
p!ete wreck. Their loss we have not heard cs-
ilinatcd but ii cannot fall much below three
thousand dollars.
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Lake Superior Matters.

From the Lake Superior Journal OF the 18th,
We CLEAN items of general interest from the ny
perboreran regions. There never has been a
better time to invest in good mining interests,
and the Time vii! never come again when min
ing locations timber lands MIL sites, farming
lands and fisheries, can lie bought as reasoaa-
bly, as they can nov.
Mineral lands. Of the gccatcst promise. can
now be bought at low prices conpal!cs can
be found v no would scn valuable location at
the most reasonable wood lard Can lie had
at the government price tac Improvement Of
the harbors, roads ard mil'. and above al the
great Improvement in nav; cation al this place
will now enable pioneers to carry on their bus
mess with great economy. Lit TIE times be
what they may another year Win the openings
OF the Ship canal there must be now impetus
given to mining, and We conIIcntial!y believe
that mining stocks, mineral lands, and all
kinds ofproperty will advance a hundred per
cent within IL year from this date.
Wharton Metcalf, Esq, the eminent Crayon
sketchcr has recently returned from a trip on
the North Shore OF Lake Superior and is now
on his way to England. Mr.. N, is the author
of several very fine sketches orbcaut;sul scene
ry around 81. Mary Fall- ana Oh the North
Shore Of the lake. Besides ske;cl,ns The mag
nilcent scenery Of the great lake, Mr. Mctcalf
has had an eye on the mineral wealth q the
country, and we understand h has discovered
recently several very promising veins Of Cop
per, both OF the nati.c meta! and Of the sui
phurcts.
The large sail scow - Capt. -. las
been goi4 IN the s.. Mays Falls fyr several
days past and is now in 4 fair way to reach
the head. She is hauled up the foamins rap
ids by means Of long heavy hawsers anchored
! ahead and her w:allass Oh board. This is :llo
last vessel we presume that Wi! try 10 60 on
TO Lake Superior ont&j,'c Of t." IactS.
PORTAGE LAKE MgN.:s--We a:e r sewing yC-
~ encouraging account, from TIC Eincs in lis
district. The Isle Roya!. is producing in large
quantities very rich barrel and stamp work
and some very sl2ct;.lte masses. The Pcr-
| tagc Mine never looked 50 we'll as at present.
There is q large mass showing itself in Ike Soc
ond level and they find the vein very rich in
! sinking the third LIT.
The pewa1;c is also rrodAca, faa masses.
from 100 TO 400 lbs and excellent stamp work.
and bids fair to make good mine. Tic Shcl-
don and Nmron mines are both looking well,
/ producing considerable Corp"ra and VIII max,
q small shipment this fall. 7 he Mon.czuaa
and Portage Lake Mines are both improving
and only need a proper expenditure Of moncy
TO show the copper
! The Albion has its splendid engine rnan:n !;
ard lamps in operation. and will send oil con
siderable stamp work t!l's fall. The mine con
tinucs to improve and every thing looks en-
coEraging. The newly discovered vein at the
Quincy is attraet.7ga good deal Of attention.
1t is large and r.ch in copper and will revive
Tie spirits and hcpcs q the company.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. "a.

New Orleans papers "Wednesday have been
received.
They contain Galveston dates to the 18th
Some apprch"nsions are felt for the fate Of
the steamship Nautilus. over due from the mouth
of Rio Grande more than week
Parties of Indians were out and various de-
predations were being constantly committed
One OF the c"lnnanics raised by the State
rendezvoused at Gulcab
An encounter with the Indians took place in
Star Co. The troops lost q coporal and had
several wounded, but the Indians were finally
dispersed
Three men were shot at the Camargo on the
18th ult. One for desertion. one for murder.
and the third for various murders.
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Ir,iA lie y. Y. Herald.
= IEt.lIIs
Another I"fernal Nachine Barring Attempt to
Bow Il Ii2.c-j.Xr !o>iGn Of Il Re, OF i'ow-
der i'll Elrlc's Park Rev.

IA awful explosion occurred Yesterday after
noon in TIE oi.:ra o: Earle Hotel in Park Row
Niticut Il moments warl:nr the house was
shaken 10 It's very ruos, and ali its inmates
thrown into Il state ofc"nfusiun and alarm In
the Office below the stairs, anon, the baggage
IN cyg!u>on Of gnnnowdcr had taken place.
bat hyH;, OF t!lc ca,.el. 20 one vas allie 10 OK
plain.
Fortunately at t'!a time urtie EXPLOSION there
were bat few lrr-ons in the u:5;,c Those were
stunned and thrown g:pon The floor, bat none Of
tb II ,,aI!&s T0",!y hart. 0uc l,an Vas taken 10
the CAY Hospital. bat it is not cons I'll red that
lis injuries Viii prove fatal. BY the force Of
the explosion the upper ceiling was shattered
10 pieces and scattered over thu floor as if ma
-,, I,al l.ci, t., VOL, i, fte room. The r,ncs
of uias; in tie .rn4t doors WI. shattered TO
,;,t...s. gE;, enc. or two of ,r,a door, taLen OF
tl,.r! hinge, Bat for tie fact t;,,t the front Of
til. Office was eia.s. giving a vent to the now
der the Which,. house must hayrf;,l,cn from the
roof, aiG III lis inmates buried beneath lis ri-
i"s. which vas doubtless the intention Of the
liz :'i' IS !.aH WHO vas the author .. the act.
da:c,v OIL Tire promises, ans; an juye<i;ra;ni, Of
the AFFAIR cAi.le,, into, The ,acts f,Ic matter
are siE,nlv rs follow
III Il E,.:a!l lca;.,? .fayr!;nm yaIiec had been
placed :; small kcc. ot ron,,cr. holding twelve
pounds III one cal o. TIE Il;.r WAS inserted
The luuzzie OF a small Gnn',!e-s urrriad ristol
and AGAINST TIE TRIGGER Of the i.toI was n,acnI
al iron string. made to strike The tr;,r,,I.S and
create an explosion at a certain ti,,n rrn,;jafel
by the running down Of wciri,t, attached TO
Ills .nra-. The yaI;se was orc Of an nr,,inary
arDcararcc. Ais, corld be ria,rd as if Was il,
the office amopn fine h, noare vit,,out cyrti.,r
any SUSPICION. and a, Ii, hour fixed mon. the
machinery uo.!,! so reyo,ye within the ynlisn
AS to perform the fatal work intended
The police collected among the FRAGMENTS
the remain. Of tl,r yaisr thr ot,ves and hoons
o: the small kes of powder. the ,!,,bl,-Larr,lrd
pistol and some Of Ike r,acli:ucry with which
it was worked. and have them All at present at
Tic chiefs Office. un the premises also were
found some large SHOT witch had no doubt
been placed in the Ike. to make the havoc more
sure and deadly.
The chief and his aids are now in,lustriouyly
at work Investigating this mysterious affair.
and it is to be hoped they vii! succeed in brinr
lug the black hcar'rL tend who could devise
.uc 4 work to sure and speedy Justice.
,rD,r,oy.,
at the tine OF the explosion. fortunately,
there were "hiy three or four persons in the OF.
fee. The inf rnal machine was placed behind
the counter OF the Office. the clerk being in the
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'ISNocENr AS 4 China New Orleans pa

'INNocENT As 4 CNI.D.'-.A New Orleans pa
per makes the following statements
During t.c last year there were expended
something near $50 100000 for Intoxicating
drinks in this State: $4,000. 900 of this va,
expended in New Orleans alone There were
made about $4,000 arrest. directly and indi-
rcctly. for drunkenness in the city and State ::
about 400 deaths by delrium tremens: about
% murders, besides host of other crimes.--
Over 1000 have been reduced to beggary and
paupcrism: the resources of the State have
been crippled !; thousands have been kept out
of employment society at large has been Sc
riously, deeply damaged in all its relations ::
the health and energies Of some of our best cit
liens have been destroyed and ruined in lite.
All this has been done. and more, and vet we
have men who tell us that 1.-The rumseller is as
a. a child
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PorAToEs.-The arrivals of tsis article fsays
the st. Louis Inteligenccr) ON Saturday, were
ia bbl., and 67Si sacks--twenty or twenty
hve thousand bushels--the largest receipts We
ever remember to have noticed in one day
The bulk were from above the Upper Rapids.
Iowa and Wisconsin were blessed this season
with bountiful crops, and of course they will
not refuse to supply their unfortunate neigh.
bors, at moderate price of Q dollar and half
per bushel
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FROM IIowITz & Coil ozc Interested in mn
sical matters, will find at this popular literary
depot, The singers Companion" well ar
ranged Volume cfsongs, duets. Glecs, &c d.
rect from the publishers, S!r:~ee &, Townsend
New York. We l..re also fyo.n tie same c. alb
lishment, Swell Life at Sea, 0. Fun Frisates
and Watching. collection Of nautical Yarns
Agatha Beaufort, or Family Pr de-" a novel;
Med Musgraye' ty Theodore Heck and
"Brucc, the Hero King" by tAc author Of Wal
lace.
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Tuc DAYEs.--Ind;ana Banks are coming uD
in Chicago. Merchants are taking their paper
At par for goods: and the tone 0: the press Of
that city is, that people are foolish to sacrifice
their money 10 the selfish ends attempted to
be reached by the Cincinnati and Chicago bro
kers. Hold on few day., if vou can. Per-
haps Geo. Smith srule, in St Paul AID else
where, may no! last always.