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Ti.

Hon. Iohn W. Ellis. Of Rowan. ". l.. Mecorkls. Of
caiawba. X. r. smenton. - Irclcll. and Thoms. q.
Walton, Of burke, were elceicd Directors on the part
Of the Stakeholder.
Il was determined that the road should BE- run from
Salisbury 70 Morganton that The entire line should
he surveyed located. and The estimates made out there.
Tor without, delay and he contracts COT grsdinr Tie linz
LET ~, Il ihr earliest moment 70 have the
inprogess 81 construction throughout entire length
at tie spme time. 4 committee reported series u
bylaw. aud 200 eopc. Of The Charter and bylaws
ordered % he printed. On motion, ihr Director
living Raleigh, Of those % c appointed b the
Governor was requested 70 notify The other Directors.
iumediaiey after their appointment of The time and
place oftIicir nest meeting.
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Fossil remains ol some anle,liluyian monster
have been lately dug up. III the course Of nm
ing Operations al Springfield, 'luolunne county
Caiilorliia. Only one Vi Inc bones is perfect,
1he resi- being meie fragments; bu, .hu periecl
one measuics twenty eight inches IN length and
thirty live inches IN cIcumitrence around The
processes al The lower end. aud twenty inch
60 =. HE other. correspondent ol The Coluin-
oi, lCsl.) Gazette, who describes II, says that
~ y evidently one Of the cylindrical bones VI
Tie ley which aicusles " li The foot anu lorlns
a parI VI The mex, pint above"
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Heirs Of DanirI Turrcniinc.

INHE Undersigned hereby makes know ilai DA MEL,
! TURRENIINE. lair Of Ofansc Cueniy, died il.
tesaic sni without having becn married. lie has
ell considerable personal estate which j. IN The hands
Of the undersigned bis administrator lie slsa elt
good Itacl u lanl
The brother. aud sisters Of the deceased who are lis.
ing, and the issue % those Of them Who are eai are
entitled 10 his csaic-an ~ al of Ihc with one cx.
ecpiion. live 10 parts unknown 10 the undersigned he
gives them this nciire. ANY letter directed 10 him. or
TO his attorney John w. Norwood, Esq, ii this place,
will le attended 10 promptly.
NELSON y. HALL.
" illslSough, v. c.. August 81. 1855. UJ--
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Hollands German Blieis, prepared and sold by DR..
Jackson, at the German Medical Store I20 Arch Street,
Philadelphia daily increase in their weldeserved cole.
bty for the Of all diseases arising from arrangement
OF ihe liver. These Bers have indeed proved bles.
sing to The afflicted who show their gratitude by the
most fattering testimonials. This medicine has sstab
shed for itself name that competitors however willy
their schemes, seductive their promises cannot reach
gained the public confidence by the immense benefits
that have been derived from it, and will ever maintain
its position. See advertisements
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THR SUBMARINE TgLEGRAPH disaster
To the submarine telegraph wire, between st.
johns aud Newfoundland, is not, il is said,
one 81 an irrcparabe character. The cable
has not been lost" only "mislaid," and
arrangements will no doubt be made at once
TO recover il. The wire. il would appear,
had been paid out 10 tie distance Of some
forty miles, when by some untoward accident
The connection on board tile steamer broke,
aud the wire snapped and dropped into the
sea. 10 recover the wire, and 20 on with
the work, thus temporarily interrupted, il
will be necessary to begin fishing Il up al
the 81. Johns end, aud follow the llne to lis
other extremity.
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The Rev. spencer II. Cone one u The mos, popular
pulpit orator. q The Baptist Church. died recently in
The ely 81 New York II early lie Ie was ior il o.
eight years popular ACTOR ~ the Che.nui stree, ihc
atte IN Phadclphia, but that node % life becoming
d.,is,eful be len !, for other pursuits IN 1915 be
licensed minister d the Gospel in The Baptist
church. fof some years be was Pastor d The Baptist
church IN Alessndua. u. &. In 1929 he removed 10
thc ely % New York. where he acquired high cha
r.eier able and eloquent preacher. For thirteen
year, he occupied The position u President q the Ame
riean and Foreign Bible Society.
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Culver DISEASE Canef'ssvsnsh Misiutc, As
Remedy 81 liver disease and the number 81 formidable
evils connected with dsorg luiscd stale Of that organ,
l. unfiyaIlcd.
Hundreds Of certificates, from the highest sources Of
persons living IN The City 81 Richmond. Va, might e
given u cures eIe.ied BY Usticf's spanish Mixture.
We have only room refer 10 the extraordinary Of
Samuri NJ. Dnker Esq. 81 The firm o. Drinkef 4 Nor.
re. Booksellers, Rchmonj Va, who cured by tive
tcilles u Caters Spanish Mixture, aNct three years
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HalIfax, Aug. 81, 1858.

IIaIIIHNi 1kuB' JI' 1000.
Loss OF TIN SUBMARINE CAaLE.--A despatch
just received IN this city from Sydne, states that,
owing to some Encouragement in the laying oil
the submarine cable between Newfoundland and
Cape Breton. when furry miles on, from the
Newfoundland cosl, the cable WAS lusi. The
vessels had been engaged two days in laying
The cable when The accident happened. The
despatch Dies not Inform US in what manner The
less was occssioned. an | il il al,o silent a. 10
the probability Of recovering the cable. The
company are understood 10 have had an nsu.
rance ON the cable TO ,lle extent OF $40, 900.
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Gu.so--important change The Baltimore
American says thai Me.srs. Baued4 g. Bro, o.
gents ol The Peruvian Government. on Saturday,
ls1Sepl, declined selling guanu in io.s exceeding
QUO ions; The consequence VI which Is The price
ioi 1ha. amount u S53 per ton dealers and olh>
ers. We understand thai they viii, however,
deliver al New York lois Of 900 lons al preu-
Gus rates, $50 per ion, throwing on The dealer
The freight lro,n .llsl eliy 10 Balumore.
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Cain, wife Of Hon. Wm. Cain, late Lieutenan,
Governor Of This State, was fatally huri, and
died in few minutes. Mr.. Cain was also
somewhat injured. but mot seriously. Mrs.
Horlheck, wife Of DR.. Elias Horlbeck. Of this
city. had her shoulder dIsocaled, and their Two
daughters and son were more or les Gu, and
bruised. A gentleman who was a passenger,
bur whose name has not been given. had both
legs broken. The driver was also hurt,
Charleston Mercury
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nILLsBoRoUGn, n. c.
wednesday, September ~, 1855.
Ictaer OF Mr.. CIcmcns.--lu this vseA !. i.

letter OF MIR. CIcmens.--In this week ) is.
sue we present to our readers letter from Hon Jere-
Miah Clemens, Of Alabama and ask fer it an attentive
pcrusal. Mr. Clemens has heretofore stood high as
statesman in the Democratic ranks and though the
Democratic papers seem now disposed 10 throw him
out Of their party and talk Of him poor Jcrc Gle
sns, yet We think that the sentiments held forth in
his letter cntle him TO higher rank than he has
before held.
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SOS Reward.

~ ANAWAY from tic subscriber on tie 10th q Au.
~ August. q negro boy named JOHN NELSON.
lihoush be Is commonly called Nelson Sad boy is
about ss feet high. o. . black complexion. aud hiss
Asi nose. lie hal Oh when he Ia q white wssicoai
With black flowers Kentucky cans coat patrhcl with
yarn jesns and panisoon. u light blown. think lie
has made his WAY 10 Tie Rail Road aud gone Of IN the
direction q Raleigh. | viii give $40 10 any one Who
viii take him up in this county. or SIS f be Is taken
out Of the county.
WILLIAM COLE.
August 81, 1855. U3-if
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,rhs London quarterly Review, fot Iuly,

has bccn received. Ithascty interesting number. Is
WI b. .cen hy the following table d contents. i
Arch Deacon Hare. . T'he Circulation Of The Blood
=. Sardinia anil Rome. 4. The Romans II Colchester
.. Memoirs Of Sidney smith 8. The Feast Of the Con.
ccp,ion. !. Advertisements. s. The supply u rlPrt
., Olyest. q The War
a THIS number commences new volume. Leonard
scott 4 90. publishers, New York pice ~ per an.
nun o. Blackwood and Tie iour Reviews. $40.
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NOT Ice

rENliE undersigned having Al August Tenn 1855 Of
a Omnge County Court taken out letters 81 adm.
nistrslion on the estate Of WILLIAM CAIN. j., De.
decreased hereby gives notice 70 all persons indebted 10
said Estate. TO call aud make immediate payment: anl
hor having claims 10 present them duly authenticated.
within the time prescribed b, lw otherwise ihis notice
will be pleaded 10 bar Of their recovery.
THOMAS CAIN, Admir-.
September I, ls5J. O3-
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Dar.pruL Observation-Disclosures was re-.
reiyed il ,h,. city Yesterday cf an acciden, near
Ashevillc. North Carolins. which ssciied the
ptofoundcst sympaIhics u our community. The
stage running brisren that place and Divers
Springs WIS oyersci on Friday afternoon lssi.
when SHIRT distance from Asheyille, and all
The psssengess we've more o. css injured. Mrs..
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KLLED.-The Elephant. belonging TO Mr..
G. +. Bailey's Circus. was killed at Camden,
S. c., the other day. lie had killed horse
and his own keeper, and il was therefore de-
terminrd to Kill him. Rifle Corps was Or.
,lered out, and after being fired on for part
81 two days and received 500 balls, the EIe-
plant yielded up his life and is to be seen
no more. He was valued AT SIC, 1000.
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Philadelphia. September >.

. HIFaINIPIIIa' Ut IFFllIUVI ..
THE WHEELER SLAVE CAsG.-l'he Jury in
The case u the men arrested IN the matter OF
the alleged rescue 81 Mr.. Wheeler's slaves,
returned their verdict this morning. II de-
clares all The defendants :. Mt guilty" on the
first count, charging them with riot but on
the second count, which charges them with
assault aud battery. the verdict is :. Not gull
y" 10 respect 10 ali except Ballard and Gus.
is, WIN are pronounced guilty.
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The western \. G. Railroad.

A meeting 81 the Stockholders of the Western EI.
tension Of the North Carolina Rail Road, Was held at
Salisbury on the 3Oth and 3ist uliimo. Three thou.
sand four hundred aud eghiyour shares Of the stock
were represented; which being more than majority
Of the stock. the Company organized and proceed.
cd 10 business.
From the report made 70 the meeting Il appears lAai
the shares Of stock represented divided as iol.
lows:
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EAGLE LODGE NO. II.

Ats regular meeting Of Eagle Lodge No II. held at
their hall on the 2sth Of August, the committee APP
pointed to draft resolutions expressing the feelings of
the Lodge ocoasoncd by the death of Brother DAVID
I. TiSSIs, submitted the following
Resoired, That the Lodge has heard with unfeigncd
Of the death Of our late Junior Warden Brother
DAVID T. TNSIS.
Resolved That by his death the Lodge has lost ono
Of its best members each aud every of US true
and sincere friend aud brother, the cause of masonry
bright cxemplar, and society honest, upright and
jus, citizen.
Resore That we deeply ,epore sad hcreave-
ment, and that in testimony Of our sorrow will wear
the usual badge OF monrning for thirty days.
Resohed, That these resolutions he Published in the
Marlborough Recorder snd that the Secretary trans.
nit copy to the widow Of our deceased Brother, as
memorial Of our sincere sympathy in this her hour Of
grci.
The resolutions having becn read, were unanimous
y adopted.
WM. JOHNSTON FREELAND, scc'y.
Al a meeting Of Eagle Lodge No. IL, held in their
Hall in the town Of Hillshcroush. the Soth day Of
August, the following proceedings were had
The committee appointed to prepare resolutions,
&C., relation to our late Brother, EpwIS A. HEsHrT,
submitted the following:
death loves a shining NAH" ior u our Prin-
cos has fallen.
a few days since We were assembled 10 pay the las,
Kind offices for one who held high station in our
Lodge, aud now in less than a week his superior in
office has been struck down by the " al-dc,ouring
scyihc OF Time" and ave shall see hin no more Tor
ever
In the death Of our late Senior Warden, Brother
EpwiN A. HEARrT, this Lodge has lest good oiser
and useful nemhcr the community Of large ,,lu-
cd citizen his bereaSed family beloved husband,
father and brother aRd the Church Of God valiant
standard nearer.
To his aged father we would say. &" Remember in
whom he put his trust !" and would also remind him
Of the words Of the Psamisi, have been Young and
now am old vet have never the righteous forsa.
ken nor his seed begging bread" To bis ohleied wi
dow and orphan babes We would say. God is the God
Of the fahsrlcss and The widow " aud to his brother
and sisters +" Thy brother shall rise again"
10 eaeh one ~ W NE eaahPt WIS nihilaM one
and should incic u 10 emulate HE virtues; aud bis
carly death almonishcs oaeh Of us that We too arc
"traseliug to that undiscovered county from whose
bourne no traveller returns" and when the summons
comes may il find us also ready.
Resoired Tha, IN testimony Of our Tricf, We will
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
EtSired That copy these resolutions be sen, ia
the family Of our deceased brother IS a memorial Of
our tympalhy.
RsSolctd. That these resolutions he published in the
HiIlsborcush Rcroficr.
The report Of the committee having been read WAS
was unanimously adopted.
i ~. JOHNSTON FREEIANp, Scc.y.
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The University Magazine {

tey gosj number, Ia. been received. The contents
arc As follows Carolina in I7G0, our coun,rymen
College Customs; Stray Leave. from nv budget !,
Doe.iicks and The winklrsi A Summer 10 the coun.
ip The Press. Life. Evening Hymn; The song Of
steam. Editorial Table.
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suffering fom diseased liver. He says s action on the
blood is wonderful better than all the medicine he had
ever taken. and cheerfuly recommends il to all.
See advertisement.
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Obituary.

Died, in Raleigh on Sunday evening, September ID,
in the 35th year Of her age Mrs. MARY JANE GoRuAx,
wife of A. NJ Gonnan Esq, Editor Of the Spirit Of the
Age.
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PERUVIAN GUANo.
Sale of Negroes.

IN Monday the 18th Of October next, at the Court
- House in lIi.lnrourh. the undersigned admins.
traitor Of DANIEL TURRENTISE, deceased. under
decree Of Orange County Court, will icll Twelve Ne.
grocs helOnging 10 thu estate.
The terms Of the .sle will be twelve months credit
The purchaser, giving bond win tao or noie good e.
eo'''e'' NELSON ?. HALL.
August 81, ASS. O:I-
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NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION
NOTICE.
ATTENTION!

10 The Commissioned. nan. Commissioned 0ffcore aud
Hasietis. teCgniag 10 lie Cane Creek lO!ant1e
Baiiaihoa.
VOr are hereby commanded to attend Of John n.
Jobu.ions. on Friday, the 2ls, Of September next.
at II oclork armed and equipped fof drill muster sud
and Count Martial; and Saturday the 2eJ, al 10
O'Clock, YOU will appear with your respective cumpl.
hirs. armed aud equipped the Law directs, for Baita.
lion exercise.
By order Of Mai. squres.
JOHN r. JOHNSTON, Adj't.
August 20. ug-
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Fine Pictures,

rl,HE Subscriber, from Richmond Va, Nhcre he has
been located for the last four ycss, having deter.
mined 10 travel short time. lakes Ibis method Of in
forming the inhabitants Of Misplace and the surround
Jog country, that he has taken rooms al
THE MASONIC HALL,
Where lie would be pleased to see csSry lady and gen.
rmln ii ihiscommuny. nnJ base them personally ca.
amino hi. Specimens. that they may At once he con,ne.
cd the SrrEni0Hrrr 90 Ms PirTrnEs
The subscriefs Pictures Lave received the highest On.
comums from the Pisss well as from good Judges II
the Fine Arts The peculiar Tone. Fine Texture aud
style of Finish 10 his Pictures arc pronounced ly ~
Who have them 70 surPass any thing Ia the De-.
rneueoiyre line ever before offered in this community
he also takes New style Of Pictures, called the
3tlaanlfnina laaurrtotrpt,
which !. Inc latest sid greatest i.cc,cy yet known 10
the Art, BY which the picture made 10 appear the ma.
ual 81 life. lie also take. The beautiful and mich
admired STIRRED G epic IIrgUgie. and
kesls constantly Oh hand large aud lrAuiiiul assod.
msnt Of IaHsg fasss Gold I1ctsis. Breod Pins. Pin.
GER Rings, Waith Ktys, d.. In which he will place
Pictures, and ell Oh very Moderate terms.
]. w. WATSON.
H.torough. August Ct. OIL
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AUTUMN SALES.
STEVENSON & WEDDELL.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods

-~ No. rs and So Src,sonE srREkr. -
PETERSBURG, VA.
I'VE are prepared TO exhibit 10 The Merchants
Of Virgins and North Carolina large and com.
manding stock Of
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods.
Having purchased largely Of HlAvr WooLEss EARLY
in June offer goods at such prices fail
to command attention
One Of our firm will rensn in New York during the
season, in attendance at the
AUCTION SALES,
and forwarding anything. new sn novel as il msy he
received by the weekly steamers from Europe.
Merchants who are compelled y competition to buy at
TIE LOWEST MARKET RATES,
will find our styles and prices such will enable them
compete successfully with those who purchase III North
ern markets.
STEVENSON g. WENDELL.
Petersburg. Va. Sept TIL 1855 Oi-
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w. r. JOHNSON. & co.

w. r. JOHNSON, & co.
Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers In
Boots, Shoes Rrogans, Trunks Carpet Bags IaIires,
WRAPPING PAPER, &C.
"A RE now receiving general assortment of an ar-
= cles belonging to their branch Of trade They I'M
site the attention Of all merchants and wholesale dealers
to an examination Of their stock, which, having been
purchased Of tho manufacturers and made to our GUN
order, will be sold reasonable terms to prompt and
punctual customers,
w. r. JOHNSON & co.
No, O. East Sycamore Street, two doors below Paul &
Mcwaine.
Petersburg, Va, August n. 02-lm
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taken away from recognised parties and respectable public
men, and oonded fanatics who forget all other oonsd
eratons in the pursuit OF extravaqant idea We
have political party which concerns itself chiefly with
what neighbors shall drink another that directs its
whole attention 10 what shall be done with the
groes in Kansas and Nebraska Territories still another
which proposes TO contne the elective franchise and
the eligibility 10 Office 10 persons born in particular
places and protesting peculiar religious views and
while IL is that each of these so-casd parties
Keep up distinct organizations each eingng TO its IA
vorite dogma Yet there is certain cohesion and affinity
between them-he affinity OF a fanaticism and
The cohesion produced by the necessary combination of
feeble factions 10 obtain powereither alone being too in
considerable TO command success and each willing to
pledge Itself to the of the other the unavoila
Die price OF common triumph Thus, see in Massa-
cbusetis the temperance party the republican party and
The hnow-nothings have formed coalition. In Maine the
same thing has been done and may expect 10 these
examples followed all over the North.
The question is then forciby presented to the people
whether they prefer to commit their dearest interests 10
the keeping OF these mongre associations
whether these must speedily give place the principles
and statesmen OF the democratic party the only national
and truly American party
have delayed replying your letter for several days
in the hope that should be able accept your very
eous invitation, but find myself reluctantly Gem
PEELED TO oreao the pleasure by engagements which
be disregarded
With high respect remain your most obedent
want, d. Il. SICKLES
To Gideon G. Westcott John Robbins r, and James r.
Ludlow esqrs. committee
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The greatest umberman in America is VIM Price OF
Quebec. lie has erected wharf River La Loupe 100
miles below Quebec at cost of 900 to accommodate
his lumber business. lie is the extensive dealer In
North America has 80 saws<runnng that place 40
at - Johns Bay ~ in constant operation at Halo Bay
at the Sagnenny rapids 10 He also purchases
millions Of feet from the ottowa. II is said he has furnish
cd for several years employment for from 1000 to 3o00
men, and freighed over hundred ships annually with
lumber for European mark ets.--- Quebec Giasefc
Tue New York Commercial commenting the ADORE,
says requires some tact to provide for the large
Der Of persons 10 Mr. Prices employ especially those in
the wilderness who employed in cutting down timber
We bave seen steamers whose entire cargo was -four pork
3cr for The consumption Of those pcrsonsp
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There be higher law than that in this land What
then, II the churches shall become corrupt by amhitousy
aspiring 10 lay their hands political power WELD
the carna kingdom for the ends and aims OF temporal a
grandizement What fthey in this country, shall dre
gard the fundamental laws oherty and trape upon
ttuons order that they may violate the chief of Chris
an virtues charity, and become intoeran and proscrp
tive and presenting And how shall the lay be expected
be patient and ohedent IL clergy shall set the
ample OF violence and resistance and revoution2 The
mast precious Of all The rights ef The Sde ID the right
which each and all enjoy of the glorious privilege Of
the Union Of e STATES. No misnomer then, could be
imposture than that which itself HepaLlca,
assni the inaenabe rights Of manthe only earthly right
which pertains TO immortality, the right of worshipping
God according TO individual conscience especially and the
constitutional rights of the States TO all the blessings Of
our inesiimable Union of States
In these evil times then hold up and eloftigh up to
the eyes OF all peoplehe glad and glorious constu
ton under which have prospered long end
largely Hold il up banner in the struggle per-
peuaie freedom and peace Let leave it,
depart from it and, under its ample guarantees
maintain and defend forever our Union MS poople
Yours, truly, HENRY A. WISE
To GIDEON G. WEsTcoTT, &c, &c.