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eIANAone Of the important pofns present
manr trrs eaza offns. She
prsei aer that the theory o! large Plenty Of Plan
undsniable quality sugar ahosgh aving
ead vito the Of the ordinary boilers
er both in the fuel sod the appaAtus
Cheap therefore Indispensable
completely attained the PATENT
Upon the principle Of tbs celebrated Cincinnati Steam Fire
Ergine. now two yearB in operation.
The Steam Generator the advantages Of all
face aud sbscrb niussnha Of the
proper o burning the bAgas ste other as
Rapdy the sersrson steam, ia psssssue
ere hundred pounds square inch, Eve minutes
The dvansse ofte rcasgsd me s-apos
hor ofliq1d wsi
any extent at psasure red without fneraas
Perfect satsty explosion there bsirz say largo body II
wsa
Economy In fuel, water and price 81 cost. 7l9a1
OF Steam erected and opsraton this
ssszou On the psn:stiou OF Col B. c. Camp berss,
merits fully tested. Il worked
saving onshs Of hst re1red with the boilers.
sEsl Agent Louisiana and the Was
practical experience boiling confidently
and be complete dsgs
with cafets and batteries
and hrs. rss lower hitherto offered
louisiana Also Vacuum Pans Centrifugal Machines
/ York.
The undermined will operation
,he proper working sason free change
Those parties who the OF lime
asmai apparatus nsrafueure the ps1taor
assd BY fhs and made at ng Ths
1 In the making the article
~ orsana. Mssa.a. VOORHEES, GRIGss Co.,
4 u Tehoupiontas street. ELI spdawd
/ NOR SALE-A STANDING PRESS complete
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. a ~. NJ
Ship Luson reuh) Msyro from Lsguus (pu. 10 in
disrees) to nsssr--Pont.
Ship GORGE Merrysn, St Thomas 18th November, in bal
last, % M y district IT.
Ship Crimes Newell Liverpool lTh maser-Poir
Brig LOUIS Sears Kelly da.s from MaAn1a easst to
Point d.
schr Wild Pigeon ossry days Marks
Sehr Alics, Cxbaret, days from Havans-sd district.
Spanish schooner at tne Point.
sehr Mary Ellen, Snow 2dsys Pensacola
Sehr Pelican, Nshls from Biloxi Basin
Sehr Femms Dor, Morrison from Amits Riser-Basr.
Schr Oetsvia, AL. 1sis, from Amite Rvsr-Basin.
Sarah ELabeh Webb days Pensacola aster-Ban
sehr Necessity, Black, from Biloxi-Basin.
Sehr Cosnopolite, from Blox-Bssn.
sshr Hy Laour, Ston" days Mobile naster-Ban.
Schf Biloxi, from BnI-Bssn.
schr Eudora. HALEY, from Bilcri-Bar l5..... ..g,
Dyn gstSn, Monnette. from an ghipohA-Bssu.
schr Desree, Ffark from Tchsfuaets Ryet-Basin, M
Sch FsBtseI Christy, from Pearl Rver-BaIin. o..
sehr Lisety, Mson, from BonfoOea-Basin.
Schr New Plan, from 1chefauota-Basin.
soop Petit Corporal, from sicxi-Basin.
Steamboats,. 49,. 4..-
Ns.ctez Leathers. from yckrburs,
Judah Touro, Smith, from CANDIDA.
Virginia, Wells from Louisville.
Piota, Parker, from Alexandria,
Paul Jones, Dales, from st Louis.
~. Adiiatc Stone, from 81 Louis.
Caddo No 2 MARSHALL from SekEhrTg.
-.. Virginia Pearl Poeveut. from Coyiagton,
Florida Frost, Mobile.
Laurel HILL, Hooper, Bayou Sara.
CAPITOL Ure, from Waterloo.
the PRea-iowed down to
the LIST ships Mariner and Arababrusht shipa
Csrro ordo Erna schr Alice and Spanish Schooner.
Be1ow-Coming Up.
Ship Columbia Prost Trapau
Ship Liverpool Ashbdge with 1900
bsEs salt.
Bark MARY Bentley Bentley Farwe.
schr Nsson days from Saline Pass to Wckham
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

: --TT77- 5TATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Tihh Distre. 81 Ssvs Oset1a.f
y. ". goBIssoN and FRANCIS oLRgyp Individually
membsraoi Lac sTa Of RS9iassa oo5d,
No. 9;sTs.
NT Office is HEREBY GIVEN to the Credi,
in,o.vsa.s p.r,,ns herein
ezuss psbtiesirp hereof
th ;sbieHI q dis.rity Sid by H. NJ Jdie Of
aforeaia
hooisgad, dsbcssf srsvith
ds j. o. cHALoS. Dspa,y clerk,
ETAT De La LOUISIANA,
cndiens Cur de Dfstrct 10 EoHTeiie nsiseaB, I
]. u. Ro6TSS0Se FRANCIS oiEoYD indfvidrss
nsnbr de Ia sozlmsrtisie ROBINSON Of ALRYD
surs erssassrI.-No. 1915.
( A Wis est par les presentes donue aux cream
- eiets dss iuads nsotaee aayor dsdsirs dir
dAtsr de u patcaen
qusss IL Iabsan Dc da;Satian H. n sesht
dc dss dss usf.sr inavasss rst
Pss ordrs de Ia cosres Dsc.msrs 1855.
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ESRANKLIN MUSEUM
NJ No. los ST. CHARLES STREET,
Opposite the St. Charles Theasr snd formerly Dan Rss Museum
- OPEN DURING THE DAY AND EVENING.
Among Of Cuose will be found Grand Series OF
Revolving Astronomical Tabeur different DsgaR
splendid Cosmorana Of Cities, Towns and Landscapes, Wax
Ststuay Living Repes Including fine large specimens the
Ratenske Alligator the FINEST specimens
the Wild exhibited alive beautifully formed Lamb
head bodies, and eight variety ohesEt
a Birds, with variety Of ether rsona interesting
curois forming attractive resort for The Natural
Isl, Student. the old, the young and all mankind.
t5s- Admission, IS csnts; Children, Is cents.
~ Oar bengo establish permanent Museum in New o.
.tinyu 10 apurro csfpp
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elsssts sos ssaa p oa D.s No
EvN VERTU dun writ de feri facias moi
sddrssae par PHeunsabis Des &c L.
0rissns
iniseees, pree<ers lie NERCEEDI 1896
midi pAads de Banks dea Msgasine
Ell Nsehez- 5fl-5a
AsA TNE PLANTATION rise en Ia Psoue de 81 Tam zE,
EH any enssrhls avse tsnses les easses enlsiora
nlf-A oraons qai dessus, dpsudsacss
enaaess, sompessnt dss por,isus decrss
savor--
L. Uns erans portion Psrosse de st. Tam
mile eayfoa de Ia vile de Gown
triangle snvircn bnse
Iivisres Bo.sa dams lie nd popriess
Uo4 hri o.zreI
DO IL de qainze de In d
portion IA Proi,ss
plan dress A. Heaa, 10
relieve ts A. Penn Arfsntsar, depcs
dite Posse Is ds Fslaya
. qzasre vtngt sezs
portion de ceiis cdessas dsts
Aus No zyaai d plan ssasrs ysgt
de supsIhes. 9s9 =
pcrstoa Paretstee dertgves
No. eizq saFaEi G plan vEs
| :
une portion Parcss mile environ
de 10 vile de Cosngson ayaas
BoSfalsys. g 80
Uns sissss Is die Tsnny enrsnt
bis svs Moulin Seize
Lsteut sasi dams psdEiys e+dszsra.
pasa cdsyt
placement hielE de Sos
let* payable Fsrrs.
osme is Ferrief, s5s, quAtrieneie de
balance da prix dsSuiieaticu compliant 1n1a
tiou. VAUDEVILLE MARfGyY,
dff9T Jas Sheriff dc Is PAfoifse d0rieans.
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yTANNUCHrs AMERICAN MUsUEUM-

lQT CHARLES STREET nearly opposite the ST. Charles
Thester, and formerly Dan Rice's Museum
This the Ttiumphs Art all hours of the day. and
brilliantly night sud selection
all and curious than other similar establishment
In the United States.
Among the bnaas Wax StAusry Marshal Pesser
Omar Peha Raglan. Prince Menschikof, Napoleon and
B=gerent Powers OF deserves special notice.
ta- Admission 50 cents; child rem, half price. noi4tf
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@ TOBACCo-The stock Of Tobacco sale is very light
and affords but limited scope for operations The sales
of the have embraced about $50 hhds Of which II
% Choice Selections at lie; hhds at 716e 60
huntsville, crop of 1854 at "a ditto at &c. and few
smaller lots at s91oc o b. Also yesterday IL hhds New
crop at s4c p Is. s.
Prices without any material change, and we yet
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TITO LET-The Lower Floor of the House IN
No.l6 Gravisr street, next TO the St. Charles Hotel.
either hons oyster aoon or any other business ,upe
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CITY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS. VA
TIME SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces
IL 10 his friends and the public generally we'll
voF has, past summer
completely renovated that
mas essS sdepssd AL repairs have been
snd t'ed with fashionable and elegant furniture, Especially
the LADIES' apartents0 short has ia
providing for the comfort Of its and for the
commodasion of tine public.
.epi0 3u is RS. MORSE, Propeistor
MELPOMENE COAL YARD, 109 Hercules Street,
Between Erato and Thaia Streets New Orleans.
NsHE UNDERSIGNED has opened Yard at
IL the above named place, where he I'll all orders
large small promptly +. Hnonis printing
Office Commercial Plaee will
o163m JAS. BEGGS.
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SATURDAY MORNING, Dec. 3, 1900
6m CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Nauua Thompson Braaos St Jsgo Galveson
Harris Morgan
Ship WeIieet. Wescou, for Liverpool, P Whitley Gee
Bark Rhodes, Booker for Bremen, Baxter Lowell Geo
Bark Ami, (Spanl Jsursque Barcelo.s, NJ Heine
Bark Lucy BEDDING, for Boston, G W Hyason eco
Sehr H Deks, Crockett for Arausas, O WiekhAm AGO
sehr Sarah EEabsh Wsb fur Pensacola in ballast, Master
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THIHD ppTEIcr co1Rr JOHN FIs9ER vs C. GerTscHALK
NEw 0aLKAss. No. 1851. B7lgN a
klY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
By Coust o Nav Or
leans entitled cause precsed pubie
MONDAY, Deosnse. Isss, ~ o'clock H..
Warehouse No.
this city
be 6. nly office. 81 80
Seized IN the suit. ff. f
T. Terms-Cash co the spot. e.
Vaudeville MARIGNY,
moss % So Sheriff Of the pa,ish OF Orleans
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BRAZoS ST JAGo VIA ENTHUSIASTICALLY Nautfus-
hhd coal rs bb aou 10 dc lard do brandy
pigs assorted mdse.
LvERPooL-Shp wsllhset-io6s bales cotton
BREMEN-Bark Rhode.-l46s bales cotton.
BARCELoNA-BAok Ahi-s6o bales cotton, $500 s,sves.
BosTGN-Bak Lucy-20o bales hemp, wool 10
1913 bbs bags
wheat 4a7 dry hides, 5000 stayes
ARANSAS-SchrJ II Delks-Ts,oo0 bricks.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamer Adriatc Capt Stone St Louis Let inst
day. Her officers report port loading Nsw Orleans
Paul Anderson Falls City indiana st Nicholas Michigan
This Msspp falling slowly IS Louis with feet
channel Cairo. for Orleans go loaded
falling rapidly, with fe
the Missouri laying
the low stage Of water.
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1 " nv P,sf5ss EssS saossof
pT VIRTUE Of writ of Teri facias to m,

OF NEw OztsASs- No.I05fT.
pT VIRTUE Of writ Of heri facias to me
- dbsesd BY ;hs Honorable District
lssus 10 The above entitled
tsrsd btssn the psrss ina therein pFoesd
public suction
Esrk Arcade, Magazine
sxs. "A PLANTATION, situated IA fse Parish Of ST. ezR
E5 rsmraauy, ossh With sill bsidnrs s.per EY
EsM tnsrsnnto Belonging the
isg Tracts,
situated said Of ST. Tsm
Is en the q hsvBs
Of 4ngie ssd absCt hnn5ret
hnusdsd eac side the t~s tivss ard
heretofore belonging Christophe Dutanrr
szs pssaiss in Isissioa 70 his
Enaf for Of Ely isnd
Tract Of Laud situated in The Farish desfH5s6
Ne. g. drawn CA. Hsdn
made Perm,
Eorisr q SAID Parish, the sd fronting
measuring 1876 3s@z 5@l I'd
Id Another Trse. Of 1d sdjohpR dsseYibed
sgratsd sad plan by Los No. superficial
plan by Lot No. ., csrtssning aeres,
th Ifset OF Lsrd,
mile from me t'wn Of covngscr measuring
Little bosfsisya-
eh Of parh sasrriax
se'us % as Lte Beg FAaJa sosssbs
MILL and othsr improvements thereon.
Seized n the above r1it.
TERMSTss purchaser pet Of tbs pr;ee e-sd
the payeot orr Of sI0s5 rotes
1881 he hrd the ID 81 Fs11syy 1885, on
tie sd Of febr1ary fes sed The
VAUDEVILLE MAEISNT,
~ IRE P4-fr MI
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

CT Ssv nREszss = No. 1878.
NY VIRTUE of, and in obedience to sn
order ssle. rendered
New OFissss
sr,T vii proceed ssil psbc sasen
On WEpwEsDAY January 9Th, 1883, st ~ o'eock IT. -
A CERTAIN LOT o. GROUND tozsthsr vita sii the &3&
buildings atgse 10 she Fas nstr
aie seoad Ns orissns 10 the ssaArs hoaesed BY
Bstcsus, Clio Sad L1
Clio depth Of nastytHrse fs
parallel lines ths light sisy Eve feet vide
rom 5aeeas strset The II sad L toT ~i
Foou alsv,
Apollo
Ths builainsz u
TIVE story Brick Dwelling all ihs raqass baek bu ID
iassrn The Surrendered td holvsEt 70 Liza
ersjitors.
MaNDEvILLE HAFTGNY,
d7f7 ~ ia8 Sh@yrF 81 the Pttish Of 0riarns.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
corIos-baies. TosAeso-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1856 .. .4o.5s7 HIS
Received ,since 595,e04 1921
yesterday 49,. 7,643=603547 Coo 1891
64os4 l5oos
yesterday. .... 6335= 39s7ss Is 1857
247,3a8 514s
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DEEL'S SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE
4 ARMORT HALL.
ONE MILLIoN CURIOSITIES--


~ sPALDING q RoGERs' MUSEUM.
Costing upwards Of 800 900.
Elnborstely embracing
Northern Museums including
cslsbrasd snd valuable old Albany Museum entire
tanning
Modern Ancient implements of War, Hasbandry
Msehsnis, from Of the GLOBE
Relics from Hereulaneum and Pompe MEMENToS OF
REVOLUTION the early settlement
$4,000 worth Of Paintings; RARE TREASURES OF THE
EARTH AND SEA innumsrabie specimens Of Zoology orni-
thogy Entomology prepared By skiu TaIdsrists,
Sin the
beneath. and under the earth1RES, STONES,
FOSSILS, Of aud
progress Of world, inhabitants
''eAA'' " "A LARGE STATUE GALLERY, @4q "a t@
life size Hsroes Of sacred and
history; and countless other e
RARE AND VALUABLE CURlOStTIES,
else, aad for enumeration here
which afring altogether the mat instructive
valassie Museun probably the American continent
bs exhibited at
vcksbug DEC. 10 49, uniea apd Morsanza, Dee. as.
e gsss,sa' IL: sasssss,s,'' g. g.
Ashwoei is ~ wails Store g A. Nd 81.
Grand Gulf aIs. Baton Rouge, Dec. 81 AMI Jan. i.
ST. Joseph, $50. atauchac and PAqueniues, Is 2.
Rodney, nsl. New River and DcnaidaonTille,
Watcher ~, Is, qs college Point, Jan&.
Fort Adams, a. lcsrToIlton, s.
AMI New orssns, EIGHT DAYS,
connsneing SUNDAY January s. and ending SUNDAY Jana
~ Admission to Museum Children Servants
cergymen their families favorable wiki
~ after
CONCERT will b in the elegant Music Saloon, board
NEGRO MINSTRELS.
EFr Admission, IS cents. d. I'm
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SPOKEN,

BY shin Columbia the sad October ship Anna Te, Lnot
Trapani for ofierp Straits.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS,


SATURDAY MoRrrxs, Dec g. 1865.
Our general market has still presented an gctiye APP
pearanee during the past week. with ample supplies Of
nearly all descriptions Of Produce Cotton however
has considerably declined under the influence Of the
cent foreign news and in Tobacco only limited bust.
ness has been DONE owing chiefly to the small stock
sale Sugar and Mossses have been in active request at
advancing prices. Fsur Corn and Oats have also ad
vanced while Wheat has atterly been heavy. Pork has
met with better demand at firm prices but little has
been done In Bacon and Lard. Beef has continued
tremeiy dull Freights have advanced, and Exchanges
have been in good request with frmness in the
rates.
On Thursday morning we published accounts from Lis
erpool to the Oath of November, reporting dull and
dropping Cotton market there with further decline In
prices Of 1d the lower grades, and 1z@d for Fair
qualities. The weeks sales stated $4,000 bales
Of which 5000 taken for speculation and 5000 for
export the market closing at for Fair Orleans and
sgd for Middling Orleans. Breadstufs had also de-
clined, while Consols had advanced.
COTTON. 80. On Saturday morning the Atantic's adj
vices appeared in columns, reporting moderate de-
mand in the Cotton market at Liverpool with heavy
the close the eaes for the week ending
November 18th, being stated at $4,000 bales. The news
was considered unfavorable and but few buyers
forward the sales of the day reaching barely 1900 bales
On Monday there inquiry and about 5000 bales
sold at reduction of Nc from Fridays rates. On
Tuesday factors further gave way 1S654c, and 5000
bales changed hands during the day. An excited de-
mand sprang up Wednesday, and although news
week later from Europe fully due by the Halifax
steamer the days sales up to bales the market
closing with 6rmness On Thursday morning the foreign
news before the public and its tenor being
favorable than had been generally anticipated, prices
further declined sO14c with sales of about 5000 bales
Yesterday the demand active, and $500 bales
changed hands making the entire business Of the week
$4,000 bales We quote follows figures show
ing decline Of h@21c for the week:
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CITY HOTEL. NEW ORLEANS.

EfOR SALE-A STANDING PRESS, complete,
suitable fora Boo Binder Printing oGs will
low application this office. = oie II
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL AND BANKING co.
New orleans November IL 1855.
FFHHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors for
tins ensuing year, will be held
charter MONDAY, THE 10Th (TESTIf) DECEMBER
EsT the Banking HOUSE. between the hours ot6A NJ aud p
VI. Tn4t c. BELL.
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ffyHE FIFTH LECTURE OF THE COURSE
will delivered by the Right Rev.
Bilop HOPKINS, odd Fellows Hall, MONDAY EVENING,
Dec. lob.
she Christian Religion hiss place ntse
the Government Teriorr the Admission
Of New States, uuder the Federal Constitution
IF Lecture to commence at7& 0'cack p III. do ct
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Piota-oo bales cotton Urqshsr
MntsnbsrEu &eo-ss Dsnntounss Cammask Sqairsp
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FOURTH DISTRICT CouRT.-Suit for Diporce
Csthariue Ho residing No. As Circus yesterday
asked this court for divorce from her husband Angus
tin Pieto Alleged grievances threats to kill drawing
sword cane neglect to support false arrest keeping
roncuhina str M
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N NJ
New Orleans, December !, less !
A N ELECTION FOR SIX DIRECTORS of
this Bank the ensuing from lat Of
rAI will held at the Bankmg House the ieh inst,
tue koprs Of IL oloet 81 sud O'Clock p M inclusive
d5H JAS. L. WIBRAY, Cashier
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-11-14

ArriUal Of tile Arago-Four days later from En-
rope.
MARKETs.-NEw YORK, Nov. 6.-The steamship
Arago arrived at her wharf this afternoon at o.
clock.
The Arago left Cowes on the night of the 24th
The capture of ki.iburn is confirmed.
The allied Squadron of steamers blockaded the
trance to Nicolaieff and Kherson.
The Russians blew up the Notifications at Oscha-
doff on the morning of the 18th.
Thirty thousand allies landed at the Peninsula Of
Sendra on the same morning with the capture Of
Kinburn. Operations unknown.
SIR VIM. Molcsworth died on the 22d.
There had been another bread demonstration over
the Hyde Park, on Sunday, before leaving of stea-
mer.
The Bourse at Madrid deserted in consequence of
cholera.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24th.-Cotton is dull with de-
cline of one-eighth
Wheat and flour steady. Baltimore and Ohio
-four ABS q A.
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seur Genet, the French Minister, who endeavored
to embroi cur then infant republic in European
politics Other trees planted by the venerable Chief
Justice have grown old with him--and he now sits
beneath their shade enjoying the otium cum digRi-
tate of a well spent life
have thus hastily sketched my impressions of a
irst-and single day-vist to Hillsborough
have omitted much worthy of notice, both ancient
and moiern but have had the satisfaction flook-
ing on the modest house, in which Judge Badger
began his career in life; the elegant mansion of
the late Judge Norwood; the early homes of Chief
Justice Rufin, and Chief Justice Nash-and the late
Judge Cameron-the beautiful and romantic home
of Judge Bailey-and the stately mansion of Gov
ernor Graham. These things having seen, shall
leave in the morning, hoping that the coming gen.
ness of Hillsborough may excel her ancient fame
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-11-14

. The RALEIGH GUARDs.-We owe an apology for
having failed to mention last week. the appearance
in our town on Saturday the 27th, Of the handsome
company under the command of Capt j. Q. DeCar-
They came up n ths morning train and aere
coined at the Depot by number of our citizens
The hospitaties of our town were rendered to them
in very neat address by Josiah Turner jr., Esq,
who was replied to in very handsome manner by
Capt. DeCarteret After partaking of wellpre-
pared breakfast at Nichols's Hotel, the company
paraded our streets, and performed various eyolu-
tions, with much credit to themselves and gratica-
ton to our citizens; and in the evening returned 10
their home HiLLsLor0' Recorder
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-11-14

THE TRADE IN HUMAN FLEsH-The following
statement is calculated to produce thrill OF horror
in every feeling heart. Where is WILBERFoRCE?
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER DETACHMENT OF SCOTCH
FACTORY GIRLs.-Among the PASSENGERS by the ship
Star of Empire, which aarived at this port We'd
nesday, from Liverpool, were about sixty Scotch
girls; engaged to work in the factories here. They
were mostly young neatly dressed, and some of them
are quite good looking. They were forwarded to
Holyoke their place of destination, last evening" via
the Boston and Worcester railroad.
Boston TrdccLLer, Oct. 23."
These poor children, torn from the paternal roof
and from all the endearments of native land and
home, and sold to New England cotton-spinners,
without benefit to the hdbeas corpus or the Hiss
Committee, are forwarded to their destination )"
without the special wonder of single philanthropy
ist in Boston. If they had only been destined to
raise cotton instead of spinning it, what uproar
there would have been in Faneui Hall and the Fish
Market? Charleston Wercury.
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MARRIED..

In Guilford county, the inst, by Rev. Cyrus X.
Caldwell Mr. John Cannon, junior Editor of the Sails
bury Banner to Miss Mary E. daughter Of David Wharton
Esq
IN B-For and in consideration of the above transac
ton the senior editor of the Banner makes Cannon
the right and title of senior editor by which appeaton he
will hereafter be known the former senior taking the title
of junior May they live long, and prospcr-alI of them
The Watchman, of the town. says: "0ur friend Of
the Banner Mr. Cannon cent @ last week The report 10
in our matrimonial column" Good
In Caswell comfy 25th Oct BY John c. Pinnix Esq.,
Mr. James Page and Miss Sallie Herndon.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-11-14

%" His Excellency Gov. Bragg, accompanied by
D. W. Courts, Esq, State Treasurer, left the City
on Monday last trip TO the Eastern part of the
State, by way of Goldsborough, Wilson and
Washington. The Governor will visit portion of
the Swamp Lands during his absence, and will also
have an opportunity of viewing The noble harbor of
Beaufort The trip is made under the immediate
invitation of John D. Whitford, Esq, the gentleman
" and efficient President of the Atlantic Road, and
in response to the wishes of many of the people OF
that portion of the State. who will extend to the
Governor and to Mr.. Courts cordial welcome.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-11-14

RAILROAD Acc1DENTs.-There was terrible acci-
dent on the Pacific Railroad, Missouri, few days
SINCE An excursion train, containing some six or
seven hundred persons was precipitatcd from
bridge into twenty feet water, and about twenty-five
persons were killed, and fifty or sixty wounded.
An accident occurred on the Baltimore and Phila-
delphia Road, near Aberdeen, on Monday last. AS
the express train composed of a baggage and six
passenger cars was going at high rate of speed, it
ran over horse, and was thrown from the track,
and the baggage and passenger cars tumbled over
an embankment. Strange to say, no one was Sc
rously hurt.