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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-18
b, AFFAIRS I'M WASHINGTON.
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IR HERALD AND fnE GADsDEH mEATY.
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|NfEIHSWSa CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
1.-THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BILL.
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SPEECH OF SENATOR SEWARD. !.
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pfFIclAL FREE SOIL VIEW OF THE QUESTION,
SPIRITED DEBATE IN TIE HOUSE.
n. STEPHENS IN SUPPORT OF MR BILL.
REPLY OF M. CAMPBELL, veEE soMER,
Goo dso.s 30.
SPEECH OF SENATOR SEWARD.
pfFrIAL FREE SOIL VIEW OF The QUESTION
SPIRITED DEBATE IN TIE HOUSE.
u. STEPHENS IN SUPPORT OF FIR BILL.
REPLY OF M. slMPBELL, reEE soHER,
dtcs co., 30.
fRLEG HIO,

EHy NEBRASKA QUEsTI0N-FHB INTELLIGENCE DE-
N0UNCKD BY SOUTHERN wHIGs-PR0POsIrIoN 10
ARR1sr THE EDITOR OF THE H1RALD, IRE.
Il WASHINGTON, Tsb. II, 1854.
The day before ysstsrday the Southern whs Senators
Asa esucus In 70 the state Of the party the
{Nsbraska bin, and matters and things touching whig
policy In asnsral The National I"tsi0Hosr came under
scussioa and ssnator Toombs of Georgia. offered rsso
BUTTON rspudiasg and dsnouacing that press which VA
asaninovsly sdoptsd-but thres Southern Senators ab
sat and one Of those known 70 accord With Mr. T,omes
n ssntmsut and feeling. This ID the death hss Of the
auondam whig party 30 Senator Toombs and his con-
heres admit and do mot conceal their joy on account Of
h The debris OF whigship, With the Intel0snc It Il
wen understood TO b. turned to Mr. Everett
Massachusetts,
motion was ysztsrday made in executive session to
arrest the editor Of the NEW YORK HERALD fer publishing
s copyright and Gsdsdsn treaties contempt OF the
1enats. Il did mot carry, however.
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THE MARKETS.
Petersburg. Oct. 81.

petersburg, Jci. -.
ToBsacoo-Lugs $3.50 a. ESQ; Leaf,
common to good, SO so % $40; good
to fine, $40 90 a. SIS 90.
CoTToN.--Sales at &c.
"A WHEAT.-Sales at 81 SO a | 86c.
CoRN.-Sales at sc.
FLouR.--City Extra 80 a $50
BAcoN.-ya. hug round, II a 11ac.;
Sides 9 a 81; Shoulders 8 81; Hams,
to l4c.
GuANo. Peruvian $50; Mexican
ss5; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville. Oct 80.
Candles-Fayetteville Factory l8c.
% 90. Adamantine % % soc.
Cotton--S a &c.
Flnur-Cross 81 Is; fine 81 so a
80 90; superfne 81 75aS 90.
Feathers-4O D 45c.
Corh-90c. 81 90.
Molasses-Cuba % 0 &c; n. Or
leans 81 a. 40c.
Whiskey 20 Csc.
Norfolk, Oct. 80.
FLoUR.-superfine 90 81.
SUGAR-Brown, Porto Rico, 81 a 81 !;
N. Orleans 5 6 C.
MoLAssEs-Cuba % "a c.; N. Or
leans % a so c.
CORES --Laguira II a III s.; Rio
la Iii.
GuANo- Peruvian S48.
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FROM EUROpE.

The steamship Washington arrived
at New York on the 18th ult., from
Bremen, via Southampton. Among her
passengers is Baron Gerolt, the Pns-
sian Minister to the Uaited States, and
Ri. DE Bodisco, bearer Of dispatches
FROM st. Petersburgh to the Russian
Legation in this city.
The dates received from I.ondon>b by
this arrival are to the 18th ultimo.
The Times publishes voluminous de-
tails of the battle Of Alma. The Eng
lish lost nearly 1000 men, killed aud
wounded, and The French / 400. The
loss Of the English included 26 officers,
10 sergeants, 2 tlrummers, 500 rank
and file killed; aud IS officers, % SER
geants, Il drummers, and 49, rank
aud file wounded, and Is missing. No
thing, it il said, but the want Of caval-
nv prevented the victory at Alma from
being turned into complete rout Of
the Russians. After the battle the
Russians burnt all the villages through
which they passed. In their flight they
left about G, 900 wounded behind them.
The carriage of Prince Menschikoft
was captured by the French, together
with his private correspondence.
The Allies had changed their plan
of operations against Sebastopol. II
was to be attacked on the south side,
where il was found to be weaker, and
for this purpose the French had with
drawn from the north side, to join the
English ON the south. The base Of OPP
er.stions is Balaklaya, where the caval-
~ and seige artillerySre landed. The
bombalrlmento of Sebastopol commenced
at Eve O'Clock on the morning OF the
4lii instant.
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A'splondId Assortment Of Fan ana
Winter GOODS.
! u IN q. cox.

JOIH e. cox.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Has sa ressi4sa Sad sgenea : iarss 81 -
- red s->ann.rns q Gesds u Il. A..<. sl.irh
ossaes I'd 70 fssase h stsls sl4s!sfs ess pr.<f.
The ssscfsaar1sl snshnces eserg sssxsy a Eioahs
Coz Ssas'<a<n ckssias. sa.ps.s shsrh sre DE
selss~ings
Superior Preach & English Cleshx
Rain 6 Figured French cass;merss;
Satin. SILK. aad Figured Velvet Vest.
inss, very rich; SC. &c. &c.
hs has $50 ree<isel Large ksonneui q
Ready Made Clothing,
~hiehis u iazhseasl<e cal and vel lands. hss-
ing hesn roeussd from house ~ established
rrputaiioa. The ssrsstnsrni rmbrares 81 she ~
tc.es Of senileasn's xasslrols Hon The Flsn-
mel shin 20 the Cue Dnsz Eoat.
His friends AMI The ,uhlir generally ara insii-
al 10 give ha call, g. hr leels conl5ens ihal
be vii ne aide 10 give satssssrliO0.
CT He has received the Z al a1,d Nilier fssh-
ions. and Is prepared 70 GU and make GenlIc-
mems Clothing In The bed -ayip. A good III
ua1ranfea. The besI Of u.sknaeu kela csaasiani-
~ 10 his employment.
He tenders his Harmesg thanks 10 The public
far Inc liberal patronage here,.4ssr rrceised, and
hoses % nesit aRd rsesise roniiAnanre u their
fasgS.
HilisborOush. oelolef .. 67-
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Ielzlaf, shti,Fsgi lheg a&t.le 49, uh1i nuH.hsn
60 ttls ~ D. slftt saialflfls .ll1t \
rsitlai o. - ~ a. 1sutl1. istfi.s.l - -
er1ilfs resk 81 = isai.g ~ e 40 4liulIl1
- pa. - 80 eEfrtss e fanzzliI,E .luir.i,l
AniAi@fs go fsF<aAss h ~.
m Artsies ~ censrrEs srr neH a fiIss sn4
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- lhess a sny ssAer lesisAaaist tss sss ~ flss
= 49, ehF counfsy, Gn8 SEA ibes ave @o.1 -
sshsrsileEs ios es< a.1fk - ,<hsl sf,y ssh<r e.
haies are ssld 81 IN as rse4iIy ss ssr sxxrask
q aksi tilr deisirs II lhe Era-h z <rI,sa.<zs sx
I'D 81 n Engisnd. nhess pz,~s. reg-sssnx fst<.
and tsf<-ssll.ns sss. ssrh snd s4l ss.orh sh~sps
Than - lhis rup1l9. ] he kl<lal <1l.-,f, ASA ~
cougness snaaiss ms 10 81 ne dehssss - lo~-
Ard Coagrsss. fF he l-ufla@s Il snahsxx ihe
ges,,l< - olssi1 diem u as ls~ rsis - der can
be snssded I.assri shr folinuing jaial sesAasion.
nuiha'i.ios thean 10 50 fire D n,aas
Jtipf Rsssisf;sa prnriaTsg fsr fls ss.frisuf'uz
II fAs Lass n Cosgvs1 and &c Bstuis
fheeoa.
Mah sie~ % he chesp eiresl.Iisa Il the
LAWS Of cansEes aud che Sril aes cus.lnibus,nx 10
The isue Interpretation sheIesf. ssd 10 make Ire
The connunieanaa hci~sea he representative
aud reAfNiaeni eotifxs
De il rsolxsd BY tie sen.e and House ofIe-
fssssiasiNes d ne United states q Ameriss IN
Congsess sssen.hisd. That from and siisr The pre-
senl session Of Congress. the Congressional Glols
and ApFndix, which csnisia The laws and d.
bates iieIeon, shah pass fire through ihs mails
long IS the same shail be published BY order q
Congress; Provided, That nrfslling herein shall
be construed 20 authorize the circulation of lhs
Daily Glnbe ice Of postage.
Approved. Aagusl 9. 1854.
Tuesdays Congressional Globe wiIl be pub
lished every Toesday, and roiuin ali that - pro-
missed ahoyc. II win he commenced on double
royal sheet. but II that shall he found not to 10
large enough 20 contain all ihe mailer, thea the
sheei viii be enlarged.
TRIMS.
For one copy ofthe Daily Globe. one year. 50 90
When taken ior less time. the price viii be SO
cents q month.
For the Congressional Globe and Appendix dur
ing The coaaing session. 50 90
Where bank notes under Eve dollars are prohi-
biiei by law, or cannot he readily obtained, I
win send two copies for IS. four for $40. and
50 on af that rate.
For Tuesdays Congressional Globe, one year, So
For six months,
Subscriptions for less than sir months WIN M,
be received.
An order for any Of the papers must be accom-
pasled ly the money for Il. else the paper will not
be sent. Bank notes current where subscriber
resides will be received at par.
The Daily Globe, which viii contain all The
proceedings Of Congress, win I've sent 10 the pa
pers that copy this prospectus as ofien a. three
tunes before the meeting of Congress
These who publish this prospectus should send
paper directed Daily Globe, Washington, ID.
c. so marked with pen as 10 direct attention
TO il.
desire TO employ Agents. who can produce
good recommendations, 10 obtain subscribers.
JOHN q, RIvEs.
! Washington City. October ~, 1854. SO
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sTII.L LATER.

The Canard steamer Niagara arrived
at Halifax ON the 25th ult. with Lou.
don aud Liverpool dates TO the l4th
of oetober. The adyices BY this ar
rival state that at the last accounts
from the seat OF. war SebastOpol was
completely invested by the truops of
the Allies on the south and east, while
the guns of their fleets aud batteries
were PLAYING upon the walls Of the for.
tresses. The fleets. however, accord
ing to one account, were comparative
ly useless, and the marines attached to
them had been united with the land
farces. Prince Menschikof was keep
ing the field on the nsrth OF the city,
daily expecting the arrival Of Gen. 0s-
tensacken and Gen. Gortschakof with
reinforcements. They were expected
to join him before the 18th. Seven
Russian ships Of the.linr had been sunk
at The mouth of the harbor Of Sebasto.
pol. and the remainder of the Russian
fleet was held ready FOR sinking.
Ii is supposed that the siege artille-
ny Of the Allies was mounted in battery
around Sebastopol on The 4th instant.
The bombardment commenced on the
5th, and the assault was expected ON
the 9Th. The Allied trenches were
within sixteen hundred yards Of the
walls, and mounted about Fifty guns.
A private despatch says that two breach
cs were made in the walls on the 9th,
and another says that no bombardment
had taken place as late as the 9th.
The whole country north of Sebastopol
had been evacuated by the Allies.
The Allies had destroyed the aque.
duet which supplied the fortress. and
had landed 5000 cavalry ON the Cri-
mca.
The inhabitants of Odessa have Civ
en- a pledge to burn that place rather
than to allow it to fall into the hands
Of the Allies.
The town of Memel was nearly de-
stroyed by fire. involving a loss Of .e2,
100000.
The Paris Debats estimates the Rus
sian force in the Crimea at eighty.five
thousand men, and the Allies at nine
ty thousand, including tie seamen.
The news Of the loss Of the Ameri-
can steamer Arctic had caused pro-
found sensation among all classes in
England.
The London Globe says that the con-
ference of American Ministers and
Ambassadors on the Continent is with
out precedent, aud that it is under
stood to be acting under the direction:
OF the President of the United States
These Ministers have been assembled
1t adds, to exchange information and
consult upon report on the state oI
affairs on the Continent of Europe as
regards American trade, which is car
ried to every part of the world, and
the conference has in view the protec-
ton and advancement of American in.
terests in any new treaties that may
be made in Europe.
at Liverpool there had been slight
decline IN the price Of cotton aud an
advance in breadstulfs. The advance
in flour during the week was Is. Cd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-01
Dress Coats, Over Coats, vests
Plantations. SC. SC.
FALL TRADE, 1854.

s. d. gCIDDLT1ELlD & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RE TAI. DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Peyn.
merry, Cigars, Fancy articles, &C.,
A RE now receiving the largest and most Sc
= lect Stock that they have ever offered TO the
Trade, which will be sold on as reasonable terms
as at any other establishment in Middle OF West.
ern North Carolina.
Physicians, Country Merchants, and Farmers,
are cordially invited to call and examine the qua
lily and prices, as we are determined to make il
to theii interes, 10 buy Of us.
Orders sent Willie filled promptly neatly pack.
ed, and forwarded with despatch.
Orders amounting to S25 or upwards, we will
deliver free Of charge to any distance under TWEEN.
ty-fse miles.
October 81, 1854. So
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BOOKSl DOOKS!l

HOt all We than Thirst fos kuo~ledg~. couss
A 10 the Dug Store. and buy she following;
The OH North Stale. Leila Id4. or The lewish
Fen Leaves, Sse,nd Convex.
sefiss) The Wsldsnses.
The Forest sanciuafy, Letters a she MsHsi.
The Siege e yslenlia. nagaarn Hepbsn.
Songs OF The AHrclions. Fashion aud Famine.
Songs Of Life, The Pilgrims Of Msi-
Tales & Historic Scenes. slnshsm.
Sonny Side, Thrilling AdseRiurs BY
Shady Side. Lsnd srd Sea,
City SADIE. IAie sad s.s inxs Il MIRA
Lights and shadows Of Paningssn.
Scottish Life, Substance aud Shadows.
Party Leaders. Ms. Leslie's New coot
Leila IN England, Book,
spencef's Parry Queen. Fifty years in both He
ia various bindings. naisI,hcres.
The Coyenasl Of the Daring Deeds Of Ams-
Hansc. ricaR Heroes.
Dssee0ic or the Heart Canadian Crusoes.
Of the homestead, Fishers calrchism,
Haps and hishaps. Virginia COMEDIAN.
Five years before the Alone-1he great novel
Mast, of the day,
Journey 10 ceniral AZ Shakspeafs wafks
rica, Maryati's
Memoir Of M.cheyRe, Bulwer's
Together with all the Annals foe 1855. a
great variety Of Juvenile Works. aud the best
assortment Of Stationary ever offered in this
market, &c. &c.
October 3Dlh. Co.
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NOT

WIi.L he sold on Friday the 3rd Of Novem-
Der next, Of The late residence Of Stephen
CLARK, Jeceased, oil The prEi,hahle property Of
said deceased. consisting Of STOCK Of every
kind. HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE. GRAIN. HAY, FODDER, DC. to-
geiher with a Young Negro MAN, a WOMAN
aud three CHILDREN.
A credit Of nine months will be given on all
sums above Eve dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved seruriiy.
A. {. LINDSEY, Executor.
October 10. 57--fw
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DEArn or Gov. BURr.--A teIegra-
phic despatch from st. Louis announ-
ces the death OF Francis Burt, ESQ.,,
Governor Of the Territory of Ncbras-
ka. on the 18th instant, at Bellevue
City, which place he had only reached
on the 9th. Mr.. Burt had but lately
resigned the post of Third Auditor Of
Of the Treasury to accept the honor in
the new Territory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-01

State Bonds.-T The proposals for The
State Stock. under the recent advertisement q
sAs Treasurer. were openea on the Goth nll IN
the cry a. Raleieh- The whole Of the thissy
years bonds wrre taken on an average prcnsiula
Of ft0nl one and : half % two per cent. AIlths
bids were from North Carolina. A portion ouly
of lie Ten yoass' bonds uero taken
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-01

MELaScHmy DEAru.-We regret to
learn that Col. Richard Lowry. Of this
vicinity. was Killed on yesterday. on
his way to Concord TO attend the meet
ing Of Presbyterian Synod. Wearenot
IN possession Of the particulars. further
than that his horse became frightened
at the train ON the Rail Road, and in
attempting to hold him, was thrown
and struck in the temple By the wheel
Of his buggy. he died ia a few liaurs
after. Col. J.. was a most excellent
citizen. a kind and obliging neighbour,
and a useful member of the Presbyt e-
iian Church. He has left wife and
numerous friends to mourn his death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-01

The Tow Boat "Francis Fries, !"
(says the Wilmington Journal.) ON
Friday the Goth inst, while in tow of
the steamer Evergreen. struck lump
and sunk, when about So miles up the
River bound to Fayetteville. She had
on board i46o sack of salt. Ibid.
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p,ank Road D,yldend.-we lear

from inc Fayetteville Observer, that the Direc-
tons Of the Fayetteville and Western Plank Road
Company have declared a dividend q four per
per cent. for the sin months ending on the lst
ultilno. The amount Of tolls received for the
sir months was sis, Io3: e5; being an increase
Vfsi,ess:92 Orsr the receipts Ofthe correspond
ing months Of 1888
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-01

NEW GOODS! GOOD GOODSl
AND PRETTY GOODS!
THE subscribers are now receiving large
= and varied assortment Of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
selected with great care at the kow rates now
ruling in the Northern markets.
Ladies will find, with other articles, the fol-
lowing:
Plain, Brocade and Plaid Silks,
French and English Merinos,
Atwood DeLaines,
Raw Silks and DeBage Alpacas,
Casbmeres and Mouselin DeLains;
Also, French Embroideries and Embroidery
Patterns,
Rigoetles and Mohair Head Dresses, &c.
For Gentlemen:
Plain and Fancy Cassmeres.
Vestings Of all qualities and styles,
Fancy Ties and Shirt Collars,
Dress and Hunting Boots,
Moleskin Dress Hats, new style,
Wide-Awake, Know Nothing, and Nova.
days Caps and Hats,
Gents Travelling Shawfs, &c.
They invite attention to their stock Of Negro
Clothing, Linseys, Kerseys, Bfogans, heather
Blankets and Flannels.
The Ladies will find new Winter Bonnets,
(Colored Straw and Lawns and new style Rib.
bons to dress the new or redress the old ones.
j. e. TURRENTINE & SON.
October l6. 5S--
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SUPPOSED To BIZ Losr.--The schooner
4. C. Worth, which left Whining ton
for Philadelphia on the 9th Sept, has
not since been heard from. The schr.
H. G. Whiller picked up on the llth
inst. sixteen barrels turpentine, the
marks corresponding with those in the
Worlds cargo. csroEaiaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-01

The Election ia the Senatorial District Of
Rowan aud Dayie, 70 supply the vacancy oeea-
stoned By the death Of Col. John A. Ellington,
was held on Thursday Tie 18th ult., and result
ed in the choice Of Charles +. Fisher. esq, by
. majority Of i5s votes over c. L. Pariee, ESD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-11-01

ID Al "a slsssioa AFll mis- place On ssizr-
day LIT, Wm. II Jsra4a was elresea colonsl
cs.ananiAas d he s7sh Regiment. ia Plsss Il
CO... WilhesPsoa. resisnsi. aad wm. gehn-
stsa Frselsnd Lisuienans cslonsi, il plAes q
Col. jordan.
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Readv-Made Clothing,

A this has become one branch Of the Dry
a Goods ira c, you will And an assortment Of
Goats, (Frock and Sacks,) Pants. Vests and
0vercoats, on reasonable terms, at
]. c. TURRENIINE 4 SONS.
October IT, S..
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TO THE YOUNG MEN.

THE young men Of the Town who desire 10
= re-organize the HuLsnoaocou DgaAIsse
SocigTy, are requested 70 meet in the Court
House on next Friday night ai o'clock.
November /. Co.
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t,hituary.

Died, in Randolph county, on Monday the
ed nit. JoHs wEsB, infant son of WIN. J.
hong, Est. !.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
aEwlI7 0ARMlCHAEL,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

sttAAthtSAtsti aiLohs
MOULD respectfully inform his friends aud
" the public, that he has just opened fine
Stock Of Goods in his line, selected with great
care by himself in the city Of New York, which
for beauty taste and excellence, he thinks will be
found to equal. if they do mol surpass, any which
have before been offered in this place. They con.
sist ofeveIy variety of articles usually kept in .
Merchant Tailor's Shop,
viz: superior French and English Cloths; Plain
and Figured French Cassimers; Satin and Sill
Plush yesiings, both figured and plain; Shirts
with the latest French bosoms; Crsvats, Mech
Ties, &c. Also a well selected assortment o
Ready Made Clothing. such as
Dress Coats, Over Coats, vests,
PantaI0Oiis, sc. sc.
His friends and the public generally, are invit
ed TO give him call, as he iecls confident he car
please in style, quality and p rice.
or The --latest FASHIONS are reported to hin
monthly from two Of the most fashionable Cite
in The world; and his Goats win he cut an,
made up SO as to compare both ia taste and beau
~ with any made ia any city in the Union, 81
iher North or South.
He also promises the public that he will taxi
pleasure in Cutting aud Making work IN ever,
style that may be desired.
October "a. So
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THE KNOW NoTHINGS!!

IHE kNUW NUIhlNGSii
WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENTS!
THE know Noihings, who have excited the
= public attention so much. are still increas-
ing; aud the subscriber would respectfully in
form The citizens Of Orange aud the adjoining
counties, that be is still al his old stand at Mid
way, Orange county, prepared 10 execute all or
ders In the
Gabintt-sflah Business,
with degree Of elegance and durability that
challenges comparison with any North or South.
He would call especial attention TO his . Patent
Improved spring-bo,tom Escdsfeads 20 also
10 his Improved Safes. All kinds Of Picture
and Portrait Frames made to Older at the short
est notice. Orders promptly attended 10.
Address the subscriber at Dial's Creek, Or
ange county, NC.
II. L. WEBB.
Sept. 18th, 1854 --6m
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JUST RECEIVED.

SUGAR House SrRrP; Java, Laguayra and
p Rio Coffee, &c, &c. Also, Welsh and
Shaker Flannel, all wool; by
LONG & WEBB.
A LSO a fresh supply Of LUCERNE and
= CLOVER Seed, by L. & W..
October 10. ST.
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LEATHER! LEATHERl

sfNiE sul,seriben respectfully iniorm the eiii-
n zens of Orange aid fsrran counties. that
the Tan lard known - s's,e Eiddieton
Tan Yard, Is now in ful operation.
They solicit a liberal patronage, aud wiz en-
deavor 10 please all who may favor them with a
trial.
W. II. PASS & BURTON.
October 10. 5S-1w
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-06-23
MAN OVERHEARD.

Hon. Thomas Dyer, Sd, Of Saco, was de-
liberately, and "wiih malice aforeihought !"
s,ripped Of all The honos which had been
conferred upon him as delegate TO the
Irregular " democratic convention, by the
+" regular" democracy Of Saco, in caucus,
on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Dyer attended
the Cary Convention, after having been
chosen delegate TO the regular meeting,
was one Of its officers, and for thu, he was
cast overheard. The plea that he wen, to
the Cary meeting to harmonic the democ-
racy was ruled insufficient. Hon. Phillip
Eastman was put in his place-neyerihe.-
less Mr.. Dyer attended the convention, and
claimed the righ, TO aci as delegate. The
State COMMITTEES set aside his claim, and
when he endeavored 10 explain his position
TO the convention he was promptly put
down by a motion 10 approve OF all the do
ings oil the State Committee. We
learn that Mr.. Dyer was given TO under
stand that he might, il he chose, become a
scamp follower" Of the leaders OF The
+" regular " Democracy, and nothing should
be said OF his alleged treason, but he mus,
not expect 10 be a sachem OF the party here
aher. Mr. Dyer is not the man we lake
him 10 be, il he qnietly subsidies into the
place assig led him by Leland & Co.