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LlTEST FALE AIlIsIyAL.

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BUM, WALTERHOUSE q BUNN
WOULD once more call the attention of the
public in general to their Latest and Grandeat
selection of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
Which from thc peculiar advantages they have
had in purchasing, they are prepared to sell a
little cheaper than ever. Call and examine their
stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Fancy French and Pcrsian Berege, Delaines,
Lustres, Ginghlms, Apaccas, Merinoes aud
Silks; both Plain aud Fancy
CLOTHS AND GASSIMERES,
Black French and American Broad Cloths, Plain
and Fancy CassimoreS, Satinetts, Twecds and
Heavy Cloths.
FINE GOODS.
French Collars, Collaretts Chemisetts, Under
sleeves, Artifcials; Silk, Linen and Embroidered
Handkcrchiefs Mitts; Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk
and Cotton Cloves Laces; Linens; Jaconetts;
Swiss MullS; Bobinetts Bonnets and Bonnet
Findings Of every description.
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems, Boys and Youths Fancy Cavalier and
Wide Awake Hats; Gents No. Extra Mole
bkluJ FuT anu OlIcI llhto
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Boys and Youths Grain, Kip, Goat
Calf and emile Brogans; Gents and Boys Kip
and Calf Boots; Caters Ties, DC; Women's
and Misses Fancy Lace Boots; Lasting Caters;
| Calf, Goat, Morocco and hid Buskins; Childs
Fancy Lace Boots, Buskns and Ankle Ties.
STAPLE GOODS.
Best brands Of brown and beached Muslins
Drills, Denisens, Shcetings, Pillow CaSings
Shirlings, .Cambrcs SlesiaS, Table Covers
| Crash, Canvass and Prints Of every variety, Car
pet Chain, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding, &c.
tarpets. Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, &c; Travelling
Bags ,chels, Umbrellas, DC.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE
Iipencotts superior Axes; Collins and Grail
Shovels Door Trimmings; Cutlery; Pocket Knives
DC. Queensware Of all kinds.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea and Sugar; Molasses by the barre
and half barrel; full assortment of Paints
Oils and Brushes; Boot Polish and Backing
Finally, every thing in the Dry Goods and Gre
c-ry line Come all who want to buy, and h'
don't want to buy; come any way,
GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
A good article Of each for sal low.
The HIGHEST MARKET PRlCElN Cash
will be paid for Wheat, Barrels, and Cooper stul
at our mill
BUM, WALTERHOUSE & BUM,
jackson, Oct. l6, $500
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE viii be petition presented to the Com
missoncrs of jackson county, Ohio, at their Deem
ber session 1855, for viewing and establishing a
county road beginning at the North East corner Of
the twenty acres owned by Thomas GOrsuch, of Lot
No. IOI, in Lick township, in said Jackson county
thence, running North through the lands OF H. " "
Messenger to the North West corner OF Out-hot no.
81 in the South half of the Town Of jackson, PC
ipr continuation of tho road commencing at the
South West corner of John S. llanlins, land in
Franklin township and running thence to the point
first named recently established by said Commis-
soners.
Innkson. Oct. 25. '65. 81 4-w
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ANOTHER KANSAS OUTRAGE!

Goueraor Reeder HHng in EEgy!
Sningfclow SuccessfuI-Ono Negro Cowhdcd
and another Threatened
SAY, young men, you had better not 60 to
Kansas or Nebraska; aud You, old man. that
like to have had your wife and little ones frozen
last winter, lin that old house come this way
and | will rent you the Cissna House which
contains six com 'ortab rooms and convenient
out buildings, with good well of wafer at the
door besides eight acres of pasture, &c &c, or
| will sell my Dwelling House where now
1--we which is probably as good house as any j! in
the town. will also sell Lot No 5O IN Hoit,
mans Addition, on Portsmouth street, A small
quantity of Seasoned Lumber on hands, also,
Sash and Doors for sale.
% still continue the business of House
Building, and feel myself ready to fill all orders
in this line entrusted to my care ~
j. B. WOOD.
Jackson, Oct. II, '55-29-3w
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SECOND STOCK.
u, B9E!1Ee Z co.

TAKE pleasure in informing their friends
and customers that they are now getting in their
SECOND STOCK. Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, LEATHER, &c,
for the fall trade which for variety quantity and
quality, has never been surpassed by any Western
House. Our trade continues TO increase and We
spare 10 effort to increase our supplies 10 equal
the demand. We fear no competition as we bny
our stock from the manufactures direct and make
it in our own Shops, SO thai We can furnish Eas-
tern and Home made work as the purchaser may
desire. We would respectfully invite an exam
inaton of our stock and prices by the trade iii
general and will warrant entire satisfaction.
Portsmouth, Sept, 81, 50. q 2-m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ApMrNrsrKATOR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified, as Administrator on
tbc Estate of John Kennedy late Of jackson cgun-
ty OhinJccd. JOSEPH ATEN, Admir-.
: Jackson, Oct %, '55. 81 S-w
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PRICE OF FLOORING REDUCED.

People of Jackson and vicinity take no.
tice that
II. R. LEET, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO,
| WILL now sell good article of White Pine flooring
at S2j, per thousand. Also, that we keep constant
lly on hand all descriptions of planed and rough
! Iumher, rerfectly dry, II. &. II. LEET.
Portsmouth, October 25, '55. 81 If
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TEACHERS WANTED.

TWO male and two female teachers wanted to
tench in the Public Schools Of the Town of Jack
son Applications hould be made imnedi
ately to the Board of Education Of said Town.
T. R. MATTHEWS, Clerk Of Board.
y,eynsm eek 10, ".
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LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

THERE is more excitement about the large
stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
That ALEX. CRISWELL has ust received,
than there is about the present election, as he
has now on hand the largest and be selected
assortment Of those articles that has ever been
Fine Boots from 50 50 to SIS 90, besides all
kinds Of Mems, Boys and Misses BOOTS and
SHOES, all of which he offers at prices little
lower than has ever been offered before In this
town. t--
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
His large stock that has just been received
compells him to enlarge his store before he can
exhibit his Goods.
III YOU WANT GOOD BARGAINS
Come to the store Of the subscriber, Whe"e you
can be accommodated to all You Waht at
prices to suit tho times.
ALEX, CRISWELL.
Jackson, Oct. II, '55 20-6m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PATENT MEDICINE,
JUST RECEIVED.

judi hECEl v LII.
LINlMENTS.
Cofreeu's Chinese LiuIment
Eclectic Lniment,
Great Western Liniment.
Nerve and Bone LiDiucut,
Camphorated Soap Llnimcnt
OpoJeldoc,
Oil Of Spike,
Barrell Indian Linilnent,
Lorcos Ohio Linimeut,
Mexican Mustang LiHment,
Davis Pain Killer,
Bulls K ing Of Pain,
Bukers Isin Pauaeea,
pL4S FERS.
MerriIls Back Saye
DeIIey's Pain EXTRACTOR.
Badgers do
Moorhcad's Magnetic Plaster,
IoolIaul.' Tar Ointment,
PILLS.
DeGray g. Co.'S. Pills,
Brandreth'S Pills,
Lees Windham Bilious Pills,
Whgbt'6 Indian Vegetable Pills,
Anti Billions Pills,
Smiths Sugar coated Pills,
BIake's Sanaliye Pills,
Javne's Aguc Pills,
McIaues' Liver Pills,
Soulr L Cos Sovereign Balm Pills,
Sci er's Liver Pill,
Railway Regulators,
Jdyucs' SaHatiYe Pills,
Female Pills,
Halsteds Anh-Dyspeptic Pills,
Ayres' Catbatic PIlls,
Sarsapariiia, & Blood Purifiers.
Bulls SarsapariIia,
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Old DR.. Iowsnsena's Sarsapari!la,
Jaync's Alternative,
Guyyott's Yellow Dock and 8arsapariIIa,
Braat, Iudian Purifying Extract,
Hclmbotd5' Fluid Extract OF Sal8aPaFi!ia.
COUGH PREPARATIONS.
Rnshton d Clark Cod Liver Oil,
Dcnigs Cough BaIsam,
Ni,tar's IlOhrnges,
Howcs and other Cough Candy,
Cholera Syrup,
Jayues' ExpoctOrant,
Ayer'g Cherry Sectofal,
Soule's Balm Syrup,
Stdblcr's Cherry Expectorant.
Sellers Cough Syrup,
Brants Pulmonary BaIsam,
Wistar's BdIsam of Wild Cherry,
Brgts Pulmonary Balsam,
Wi.ters' BaIsaln OF Wild Cherry.
VERMIFUGES.
Jayne Tonic Yermifugs.
NJ Lanes yennifuge,
Sellers NeInifuge,
Barrels Indian Vermifuge,
Stabers' Worm Mixture,
Deuigs' Worm Syrup,
Fahnestock Nermifuge
DlARRHGA REMEDIES.
Javnes Calminative,
Jacob Diarrhua Cordial,
Denig's Carminativc,
Rowand'S Syrupof Blackberry
Stabler's Diarrhua Cordial,
Cholera Mixture,
Comp Syrup Of Rhubarb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Anarchists Uterine Catholicon,
Palmers Cosmetic Lotion,
HelmbOld Extract Ol DucAh'
Kier's Petroleum or Rock OIL,
Steiaers Electro VoItaic Chains,
Helmbold's DyspePtic Elixir,
ColOdiOn,
Cholera Mixture,
McMunn'S Elixir Of Opium,
Lyons kathairon,
Christie's GaIvauic Belts,
Osgocd's India Cholagogne,
Houghtons Pepsn,
Blowns Essence OF Ginger,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Radway's Circassian Balm,
Restorative Bitters. &c, &c, &c. at
JAMES II. G. MlLLER'o Drug Store.
Cor. Broadway and Pear Streets, Jackson Ohio
Jackson Juy ~, '55, lily
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MARRIED.

On the 2lst of Oct by the Rev. Isaac Brown,
Mr.. JANIS WALKER, to Miss MARY j. GERIAN,
allof Jacks)n county, Ohio.
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Change YOUR DicttOSuit the Season,

THE time has now arrived when the light luxu-
ries Of summer should be exchanged for the stron-
ger and more inyigora,ing food, which the system
requires during the fall and winter.
have effected permanent arrangements by winch
will be in daily receipt of Fresh OYsTEEs by eX-
press and will keep continuallyon hand good sup
rly. either by the can otherwise at my Saloon IN
The basement Of the BlGGs IlousE, where vii! alo
be- found all the varieties Of Fish, Game &c. Mral
sprynd nm ot all hours. JOHN WARNER.
Portsmouth, Sept, 90 49, 20 -
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FRANKLIN hOUSE!
IL NJ PRICE. PROPRIETOR.

THE subscriber having leased the above
HOUSE, and having made complete renovation,
and rolurnished the Honse with new Furni-
turc throughout respectfully invites the travelling
public to give him call
HIS TABLE is at all times supplied with the
best the market affords, and no means will be
spared to nuke all comfortable that may become
guests of his. II. NJ. PRICE.
jackson, Oct, 4, s.. 2S-ly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
L. W. GILLELAND,

DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Corner Of Main and Broudway SIS, OPP
poSite lie lSham House. Jackson, Ohjo.
WOULD most respectfully invite the attention
Of the citizens Of Jackson and surrounding country
and the pdblic generally to his large and well scloc
ted stock Of
DRY GOODS,
Goods, such as, Cloths, Cassmeres SanettS
Twccda Jeans, Cottonadcs, Musins, Ginglam',
Drills, and various other articles too numerous to
mention.
FOR THE L LiDIES,
mings, Dress Silks, Dcbcigc, Chemsttcs De Laines,
Wro't Collars, Dress Trimmings White Goods, Cling
hams, Calicocs, Hosiery, &C.,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
A general assortment on hands.
HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS,
OF every quality and style, and at price, that win
surely sell.
BOOTS AND SHOES, -.
A complete assortment and for sale low.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSW ARE,
Wooden Ware Nails Glass, Salt. Fish, &c. &c.'
On hand and will be sold at some price. Also, a
fresh supply of
GROCERIES.
I cannot cnumerato, but cordially invite my
friends and customers to give me n call before pur-
chasing elsewhere as | tliuk it no trouble to
show goods,
TO prompt customers / can afford the usual facili-
ties on time
Most kinds ofcountry produce taken, at ruling
rates in exchange for goods.
jackson, Oct 2j, 'j5. 3l-y (con.)
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E9r Some philanthropists of Boston
have formed themselves into Society, and
leased building which they have called
sour House." 1t contains three large
handsome rooms, which are appropriated
for the amusement and mutual instruction
of the mechanics and laborers. One is
fitted up as music and conversation room.
Hero the wives and daughters of the work
ingimen can assemble, and any mechanic
who can pay the fee Of one dollar per an
mum, will here have society and music,
even objects Of beauty about him. 1t is
hoped, eventually, to sprinkle the walls
with pictures, and to place there statuary and
casts, and works of art, Another room is
furnished with a library and newspapers
and quarlerlies, where the laborer can
spend his time in quiet reading. The low
er saloon is a public coffee and ice cream
saloon, nothing being allowed in the whole
bidding which can into&icate.
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RS- A learned writer says Of books )
"They are masters who instruct us with.
cut rods or ferules, without words or an
ger, without bread or money. If you ap-
proach them, they are not asleep if you
seek them, they donot hide if you blum
der, they do not scold; if you are igno-
rant, they do not laugh at you'
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Ey If you love others, they will love
YOU If you speak kindly to them, they
will speak kindly. Love is repaid with
love, and hatred with hatred. Wouldyou
hear a sweet and pleasant echo, speak
sweedy and pleasantly yourself.
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JACKSON MARK ETS.
BANK NOTE LIST.

THE following list is cCgected every Wednesday
just before putting our paper to press at Bennett
Co.'S. Citizens Bank.
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AT"You have met with great loss,
neighbor Williams" said the deacon, CON
dolingly, to Mr.. W., the day after the
latter had buried his wife.
eyes, a terrible loss" replied the
mourning husband 8" she's more'n earn
ed her liyin' and never had to lick her a
half dozen times in my life. Williams
was a man of delicate sensibities.
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GoLDsBORo' FEMALE COLLEGE.

HE third Session of this Institution We'd
nesday the 3rd of January 1855 and ends the 3rd
Of June, 1856.
Rev. JAS. H. BRENT, A. B., President.
Dr. MORGAN Gloss, late of Chapel Hill, Prof. of
Mathematics.
And full corps of Teachers in every branch.
Board including Washing, Lights, Fuel, Sc, per .
Tuition in Primary Department, 80 90
NOLleSldle Department., SIO w
One hundred dollars will all expenses of the session
IN the Collegiate and all ornamental branches.
Pupils primary department charged the usual price TOR
ornamental branches. One half payable in advance.
Three Lectures scientific subjects will be delivered each
month.
We making every effort to render the first in
advantages and cheapnes and pledge reduce prices and
multiply the advantages in proportion to the increase of pat
be able reduce the prices nearly half aiding
is also aiding in placing the of superior education
within the reach of almost every girl in the State.
We return thanks for the uexamed support have had
and believe it will be continued For further Information
apply to the President of the faculty, or myself
VIM. K LANE,
President Stockholders
Dec. Is, 1854. l5-tf
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Later from IIavama.

New ORLEANS, May 18.-The U. S. Mail Steam
ship Black Warrior has arrived at her wharf in this
city, from New York, via Havana, bringing advices
from the latter port to the 18th inst.
There have been several large failures in Cuba. in
clndinp the extensive planters Arieta Brothers Ur-
bana and Frego and Solomayer.
The u S. steamship Fulton was in the port of
Havana.
All the Spanish, English and French vessels OF
war had gone TO sea.
9th inst, on the South of Cuba, bound 10 Havana
and thence to Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Sugars in Havana were unchanged. Freights to
Europe had receded to former rates.
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Arrival of the Steamer Cahawba-Later from
Havana.

New YORK, May 16.-The steamer Cahawba ar
rived here this evening, with two days later news
from Havana. The Gulf squadron would soon return
to port The steamer Princeton and the sloop of war
jamestown cruising off the coast, and Com. Nc
Cauey was at Key West.
1t was rumored that Gen Corcha had pardoned
Felix, the revolutonist
The arming and drilling of the colored population
continues on the Island.
The Yucatan Indians continue 10 be introduced in
to Cuba by consent of the Mexican authorities.
The port of Havana was healthy and business &C
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The NEXT MOVEMENT OF THE ALLIES What is
this question correspondent of the New York Cour-
ier says:
"Were the expedition composed wholly of French,
we know what would be done-an assault would have
been made Immediately after the last grand effort at
bonn mbardment Halt the army would have pershed
by the fire of the beseged, the remainder wond have
rushed to their ships and miserable remnant alone
would have survived the enterprise. But the British,
with equal courage, have greater patience, fortitude,
and resources under disaster. They have beside the
help of powerful Turkish army which has beaten
the Russians wherever, in the of the present
war; it has encountered them in force. BY this tme
the combined English, French, and Turkish forces
amount TO nearly two hundred thousand men. What
will they do , They would re-embark if they could;
but they cannot. They must retire from before the
walls of Sevastopol. campaign in the open field
of the Crmea, al pears to be inevitable. The aggre
gate of the Russian forces in the peninsula s known
only to its commanders and the Emperor The
way into it from the heart of Russia has been
interrupted Perekop and the causeway over the Pu-
trd Sea, by which two roads renforcements are sent
to Sevastopol, are distant from the allied armies
about one hundred miles-from Eupatoria over sixty
miles. What troops pass those roads are no more
known 10 Lord Raglan and Canrobert, than to the
lies OF Siberia. The Russian armies in the Crimsa.
or which may in a few weeks be sent there are not
likely to be of less force than 100000 men. These
the which the allies have to defeat dspcrse,
] and capture before they take Sevastopol. viii
they do it! Not until they shall have sent more
troops, under other officers, to the Crmea"
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WE now opening entirely and beautiful stock
w of Spring Goods, which offering greater bar
gains than before known in this city, and to which
most respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of Will
mington and surrounding country.
Our stock of ladies dress goods is complete and
most fashionable style among which may be found Musins
Bareges, DeLanes Tissues Chalys French Cambrcs and
coeS--together with full stock of Housekeeping and
Table Cloths Tckngs, Homespuns Apron Checks Negro
Cloths, blue and white Spun Cotton, &c, &c. Our stock
mas since the recent great decline prices for
advance cost We would inform friends that still
adhere to the price system, that willing show
Goods, and that in do urge person buy
from US beyond their pleasure,
HEDRICK & RYAN,
April l2--32-tf. Market street
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CARRIAGES.

w where We keep assortment Of Carriages of own
make and where repairing is done We have also establish
connexon with Carriage Factory, the manufacture
Plantation and Turpentne Wagons Also Ryders pat
tent purchase Timber Carriage With one of these cara
ges boy can load the heaviest sticks and it requires but
two thirds the team haul These Wagons are got up
with Iron Axes and of good materials and with as much
care our best Carriages and warranted give atac
ton Timber getters will do we'll to examine Timber
Carriages.
Orders directed left with Chestnut Kenansve
or T c. & B. g. Worth Wilmington will receive prompt
attention. DlBBLE " BROIHERS,
Kinston, Jan. 2sth 1865. 22l2p
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- l. OAIf-S w w -

rT0I subscriber begs leave to return his thanks d.
the public for former patronage, and asks the !
tnuance of the same He them that there 1z4
shall be no pains spared in making them comortabethat
'ls House shall be equa Ito any the Wilmington Raj
pvuder at all tmes-wth good Hacks and Horses for the
accommodation of passengers from Warsaw to Fayetteville
any place which they may wish to be carried IL
the State G. [. OATES.
Warsaw August 18th 1851 29l-lt-5O-tf
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TO TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS

THE undersigned has edarrangements, where
LILLE DEPOT, on the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
Road to LONG CREEK, in New Hanover county. Fare
81, each way.
He also prepared with good Stables and abundance
Of PrOyender) to keep H9RsEs for any length OF time
him, may assured they will be well cared for. -
In short time he hopes to offer some better IN n
TAINMEN for his friends and others, who may favor him
with their custom, than he has heretofore given them
liberal patronage respectfully solicited, as the great
A. D. BORDEAUX.
MARLSvILLE DEPOT,
II mites from Wilmington, 4o-I
August ), 1853.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS, NOTICE

WE have hand very large stock Of Spring
w Goods in lne which would respectfully call
your attention Consisting of all the latest styles of Leg
horn Panama Maracabo, Sint Canton Luton and Palm
Boomers Infants Hats and Caps, also the Spring
styles of Noesn Beaver and Soft Hats French Felt &C.
with large and elegant assortment of Scotch and American
Gingham Umbrellas, and French and American Walking
Canes. Having just returned from the Manufactures
where selected these goods in person. and at first price,
feel ability compete with any Northern
Jobbing House quality and price of goods Win our
Country friends give trial &. MYERS.
March 9th 1855
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Private information has been received saying that
the British Minister at Copenhagen has demanded in
the name of hisGovernment permission for the Eng
ish feet in the Baltic to and remain long as
may be necessary in Danish ports. free of any and
all port charges and ship dues whatever, and that the
demand was at once acceded to. We presume be-
cause Denmark could not help herself.
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North Carolina.

Hon Warren Winslow, OF Fayetteville North Car
olina, nominated Wednesday last for Congress
sented by Hon. VIM. S. Ashe. Mr.. Winslow is one
of our ablest and most orthodox democrats and will
make most popular representative. The Whining
ton Journal, speaking Of the convention. says:
I'VE learn that very strong anti-kncw- nothing re-
solutions were adopted, and that Mr.. Wnslow being
in attendance at Court was informed of his nomina
ton soon after it was made. He accepted of the
same in short but most appropriate speech, endors-
ing the resolutions adopted by the convention with
his whole heart
We are glad to see that the Hon. John Kerr, who
is candidate for election. also takes bold ground
against the secret order. This does not seem
to please his old party friends who have not forgiven
him for going for the Nebraska bil-Wash. Union
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Schools.
GoLDsBORO' FEMALE COLLIE

GOLDSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.
THE Annual Examination of this Institution will COM
mence the 25th of May and continue from day day
till The End of June.
Tie Commencement Sermon will be preached on Sunday
the Bid by the Rev Turner Jones, President of Green's
boro Female College. The Annual Address will be dev
cred Monday the 4h by the Rev c. F. Dunn, of South
Carolnl Conference
The Session closes Monday evening with a concert.
May Sh. 2O8-tlstj.