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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

kc A!ao-To Rsnting out Houses, Collecting, &s.
nh 6
MARK THE IMPRovEMEsT.-HoBsO oil
tbs American Showing Saloon, is furnishing Up Lis
accommo dating place for the reception IF Fall anG
Winter visitors Painting, guiding, carpeting, &C.
he Will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been, and will continue to be- the
resort of the old, the middle aged and the Young
for all who want an agreeable Shave ard their Hair
cut IN style unsurpassed By any one, will surely
nEd Hotson or his polite employees. 60. then, 70
1obson and get clean, nice shave, your hair cut in
becoming stgie, and lake good Hot Cold or Sho,ver
SO II
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] SIGNOR G. GEORGE. PEovF,

~ CHAs MILLSPAuGH,
fIl7n,,-- Druggist.
1ii0ossARD, iosA GARDNER & CARL
No. Ill MAIN STREET
az, ,ts s.., RICHMON YA.
~ts trss. en'ioa OF COUNTRY ffERCHAnFs
FkT Isensially TO their large and var.eo
'>s,ssa 1-L s1-i nlOCk OF GOODS,
90 So, D variety, as follows. viz:
10 .5s' En0oOfs. SHOES. HATS. CAPS Ne.
"a t1l TnaULE LEATHER
- ~ orFER LEATHER
y - - am-riesn CALF RKINs
z... n6,,s. teh CALs SKINS, the!, own in.
s theit uariraIieG Plantation SHOES
'i@as ma -. ,.ioGETHER WITH
Sti0. SWrspsrg PAPER
THREAD
1ntSks VALICEa
GARRETT BAGS.
stIs,res, ya,ist, BLAcKIN6. TWlNE, 4
~ sssort,nssip}ef p}efs, N Offering the above men.
'h il III. Atte 'sIgest stock OF goods in d su
tessp eajl ATE confident that thev ga
N'''. = @ any establishment ia this this or or o,ke,
:. i@OhsAaO. GARDNER /. CARLTON
|. Ia - Jur ,eIll CHEWING TOBACCO
eass;' 4 sil.1.rAuoH. II o.s....s
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GLE And DOUBLE Barrel GUNS. of supsrior
finish.
ALsO-A splendid variety Of Powder Flasks of
Dxon's make; Shot Belts and Pouches Of the most
approved styles foe Dame Bags; Wac Cutters; Dog
Calls and Collars; Eiys waterproof Central Fire
Caps; Wash Rods, complete; Gun Wads &c.
ALSO-Colts Repeating PISTOLS, Allep's Re-
vovers, and every defc1iptiop OF Pistol now in use.
Guns stocked and repaired with neatuess and dig
patch. JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer, doors above St. Charles Hotel.
se l2-im
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T Ii o NJ AS W. KEGS EE,
-dUCTIONEER,

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 20 PEARL STREET,
will attend 70 the sale OF Real Estate, and every
description OF Msrchandise, Household Furniture
kc. A!ao-To Rsnting out Houses, Collecting &s.
nh G
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GLOVER HILL CRATE COAL.-We
~ are nov prepared TO furnish our Customers with
a supply Of the above popular fuel
ALBO-ANfHRACITE COAL, (Red and White
purposes
We keep also full supply OF OAK and PINE
WOOD, all OF which we ole at market rates.
BRAZEAL l. stage.
~ Orders left at Office sasin Bank between
9Th and 9Th streets, will be punctualiy attended to-
se l2-1m* ri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

z GORDONSVILLE PROP PERTY
Rss FOR RENT Or LEASE.--The subscriber has
Warehouse sixty feet long sna thirty feet wide,
1lbg bis store house, at the auction of two rail-
rots end two Mscadsmized rcads. A better iccs.
,ea casaUt be found III the State Of Virginia for
i'ac5rY Produce business. cash bu.inss, can
r done, which makes il most desirable. Thoss wish
lss to Rent or Lease will please spply to the under
rgasd, by atter Or person. st GoIdousvilie. Va
l. w. SNEED.
y .donsylle. vs.. Sspt l9 lasi-d2X
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R- GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.-I
S !. have just received from the North
Gr.STSszS large and well selected assortment Of
Double and Single GUNS, COLTS
FIVE SHOOTERS, Aliens Revolvers, Rifles, sin
gle and double Pistols Ely and other Percussion
Caps, Wads. English and American Powder Canes
Fishing Tackle, &C., &c.
am also prepared to REsTOCK, MEND, and
REPAIR GUNS, PISTOLS. &c. The public are
invited to call at THOs. w. TIGNOR'S,
% 4-Sm Main st., between 18th and I8.h sts
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PERUVIAN aUANo. MEXICAN GUAR

PERUVIAN GUANO. MEXICAN GUAEo
j. s. REESE,
A9snt for Selecting, Pu, chasing and Foytoaydina
PERUVIAN, MEXICAN AND oTBER VARIETIES o
9UAEo.
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING
BALYIMORE, MD
The advertier guarantees 70 furnish the abova
fertlzeIs all OF the best qualities, to consumer.
snd dealers on best terms
u Orders forwarded to the above sddress will ks
promptly executed ia l5-6G .sn,
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OSBORNE 3 GOLD EsAMELsD DAGusRRE0s
rYPEs-fhe pablo s-e invited to cali and view the
new styles Daguereotypes taken at this oId-ss:sh-
tahed Gallery. They admitted 10 be superior TO
any ever before seen. A. w. OSBORNE
jq2l Opposite Exchange Rank
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RICH I'D, VA.
Correspondence of tbs n;.,.,..

WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER :s ,ass
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HAIR DYE, HAIR DyE-J Ohm SON
Rarber, he's Hair Dye which is instantaneous
AND never wssher off, We will advise all who Dys
TO give johnson call as s warrants to give perfect
sst1tfastion charge.
Afro to be had FLETCHER'S HAIR TONIC-au
afallibls remedy for sill the ir that the human hgir
is heir to. ''
10TH ST. BETWEEN MAIN GARY sTs,
au2 %
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p oolomon Smith was tried on the 14th instant at
found guilty
hoa Mason Brown has been appointed Secretary
OF the State Of Kentucky.
., ss brooke, the actor, receives $500 per night
Inc value of foreign goods imported Into II o
po.s o. noston for the week ending 2lss Instant
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TNURNING AND CARVING IVORY
Il MANUEACTORY

4 MANDATORY.
The subscriber Is prepared to do eyarv dssodptiop
OF PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL TUNING AND
CARVING 10 Ivory, to any pattern desired, for
Brehstpins, fArasols, Cane Heads, ks
UMBRELLAS, FARAEOLS and CANES rssair.
ed at short notice.
Billiard Balls re turned and coiored.
Specimens may be seen at his shop on lth street
Apperson's.
jy l4-d3m CaAs A MILLER
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4 CARD.-JOS. WOOC-

a 4 CARD.-JOS. WOCD-
NfSE43&<a WARD, Dentst. haS removed b.s
SILnYYvOHice from the United States Hoiel
to Governor street, between Main
Gac Fran-hn, bsiDg central Aid Gonvena Mt oca.
tiou lie fet0rna maAy thanks 10 his friends ami ps
troI2 oi paEt tasofa 4d hopes they will fnd 1t coz
veneSt to extebd their pf0fe. .siona cslis whilst he
viii enGeavOr to merit the ssme by Keeping in
formed of whatever il ew aed useful my ll-Sm
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Jxo. 81. eosHxs, ssarsl.ry. ''e'Gs' \.


DAKERs PREMIUM BITTERs are the on
ly familiar remedy known to man for the cure CT
Dyspepsis Darhoaa. Cholic Nervous Head Ache
Ague and Fever, Sour stomach and General Debli.
~ They are manufactured of vegetable matter er.
are Perfectly safe in their by all ages sexes
ana conaions and are very palstsbIe 20 the taste.
For sale in Richmond by Messrs. PURCELL
LADD CO.. and Drugglst generally se I8
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w. LEIGH BURTON, Dentist, Cffics On
Main between oh and 10th streets formerly occa
pied By Mcdonnell L Burton, and nsxt door below
s. 2 semple's Drug Store. su 29--Im
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-03

For CALIFoRNIA.-The Hon. Daniel Turner of
Warrenton, of our most estimabe citizens, hav-
ing received an appointment of honor and emou-
ment in California, at the hands of President Pierce,
left our place more than year ago, to enter upon
the duties of his Office in that far distant country
taking out in company with him his two eldest
daughters His accomplished lady, daughter of
the late Hon. F. S. Key of Washington City, who
has remained in Warrenton ever since the departure
of her husband left our place on Saturday morning
last, in company with the remainder of the family
except two sons, Zone Of whom is left to attend to
some important interests undisposed of, and the
other at school) for the purpose of joining Mr..
Turner and her other two daughters in California.
No family have ever removed from this section of
country, leaving behind them a larger number of
sincerely attached and devoted friends. Their re-
moval has created chasm in society which can
never be repaired, fol. family in this, or in any
other State ever combined higher qualities of moral
excellence, or contributed more to the elegance and
refinement of social intercourse. Whilst our entire
community very sensbly feel, and deeply regret
their departure from place, their best wishes for
the health, success, and prosperity of Mr. Turner
and family will accompany them to their new home
in California, and abide with them through life.
Wa7Tenton Neaos.
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RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD.


The stockholders in the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road company held their annual meeting in this City
on last Thursday. Jno. d. Hawkins, ESQ.,, was ap-
pointed Chairman, and Maj w. W. Vass acted as
Secretary.
Messrs Vass, Hamilton and Roulhac appoint
ed committee to ascertain the amount of stock
represented who reported that COG shares were re-
presented in person, and 253I shares by proxy AL
fred Jones, Esq, of Wake held the States proxy.
The reports of the President and of the committee
on finance were read and adopted and dividend
of six per cent. declared
A resolution passed instructing the President
and directors to rebuild the bridge the Roanoke,
at CASTOR, as they satisfactorily assured
that the Petersburg and Greensyilles company will
relay tn cir road with heavy iron rails.
A resolution also passed instructing the Dl-
rectors to mako semi annual, instead of annual div
idends, if they found tpracticable.
The following gentlemen reel cted Directors
for the ensuing year the part of the STOCKHOLDERS
viz: Thomas Miller and r. A. Hamilton of Gran
vile, G. w. Mordccai, Of Raleigh, and DR.. w. j.
Hawkins of Warren,
The following gentlemen were appointed on be-
half of the State viz CASTOR II. Wilder, Allen G.
Perry and j. G. King.
A meeting of the Directors will be held to-day
friday for the purpose of elccting President.
= The Pennsylvania says-"Mr. Wise's letter
breaks up the abolition scheme, so ingenousy con-
coctcd of establishing Boston forum for the trial
of virginia ri hts. !"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-03

BOARD OF INTERNAL IMPRovEMENTs.-Ata meeting
of the Board of Internal improvements, held at the
Executive Office on Thursday last-present, His
Excellency Gov. Bragg, Hon. Calvin Graves and N.
E. Canady, Esq.-the following appointments were
made:
Alfred Jones, Esq, of Wake, State representative
in the meeting of the stockholders of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Read
Owen R. Kenan, Esq, of Duplin, State represen-
tative in the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad Com
pany. L. H. B. Whitaker, Esq, of Halifax, William
K. Lane, Esq, of Wayne, and William A. Wright,
Esq., of New Hanover, Directors on behalfef the
State in the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad .G6aa-
pany. "a
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LIE NORTH CAROLINA sTANDARD SATURDAY. s. 1853
Especial Correspondence of the express.


Especial Correspondence of the Express.
Refugees Returniag- Gosport Macy Ydrd-NO
Neao Cases Of Fecer-No Danger an Retur7aing--
Z Later from Norfolk, etc.
PORTSMOUTH, October 80, 1856.
Dedr krPress There is no news in this place
OF any consequence, except that the citizens are
rapidly returning every day. There are some eight
hundred and odd workmen now in the Navy Yard.
The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Company COM
menced running through from Weldon to Ports
mouth yesterday for the first time since the fever
broke out and they will resume their daily line
from Weldon to Baltimore Connecting with the Bay
steamers at Portsmouth, on Thursday, the LIST of
November.
There have been no new cases of fever here for
the last ten days, and very little sickness of any
kind is now in existence in this place. Everybody
appears very cheerful and glad that they have got
home again.
do not think there is any danger to be appre-
hended at all in returning now. The physicians all
say SO, as well as everybody else here
A great many are also returning to Norfolk
There have been new cases there for several
days, and few that still sick with the fever
all convalescent. I think by the 10Th Of November,
both places will be pretty well filled up, and bust
ness will resume its former appearance
Yours, NJ &C.
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Hoes LOUISVILLE MARKET.-The Louis
vile (Ky.) Journal states that the following compri-
ses the hog stock in the market at present: 1854
bbls., mess pork, % bills, mess ordinary "a, 900
pieces hams, TO- 700 pieces shoulders and 100 casks
sides.
no movement in hogs for packing, but remark that
holders very firm in their prices, while buyers
and packers holding back unwilling to enter the
market at the prevailing figures. The 'crop " bids
fair to be very superior one in quality and it is
calculated to exceed the last in numbers
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ORANGE COUNTY FAIR.

The last Recorder contains list of the premiums
awarded at the late Fair Of the Orange County Ag-
ricultural Society. The Recorder says "This Sc
cicty held its second Annual Fair in this place
Thursday and Friday of last week. The exhibition,
we are pleased to learn, quite gratifying to the
many visitors. Our engagements did not afford us
time to make an examination of the various articles
presented we must refer readers, therefore, to
the pleasant birds eye view of them by CORES
pondent in another column. The Annua; Address
was delivered on Friday by our esteemed neighbor
and friend, John W. Norwood. ESQ.,, to which we
listened with great pleasure. The reputation of the
speaker led us to expect an interesting an instruc
tive address, and we were not disappointed. We
shall endeavor to obtain copy of it, that we may
give to our readers the benefit of its perusal."
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THE DBMocRATIo GREED.

We copy below, from an exchange paper, the fol-
lowing cardinal principles of the Democratic party
We may add one principle, and that's, strict
construction of the Federal Constitution, and an
undertaking adherence By Congress to delegated
poaoers
There are many persons in North Carolina, for
merly Wings noparty men, as well as Southern
rights men, who are ready and no doubt willing to
cooperate with the Democratic party. Here, then,
is platform on which all can stand. We cor
daily invite the aid and cooperation of all SUCH in
opposition to the Know Nothing organization, and
in defence of the rights of the South according to
the Constitution. We point to the admitted fact
that the Democratic party is the only national
party in the country. The existence of the Union
depends upon the continued success of that party.
Destroy t-strike it from existence, and in what di-
rection could the patriot look without alarm2
No Equal and exact justice to all men of what
ever. state or persuasion, religious political.
2.-Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with
all nations; entangling alliances with none.
3.-The right of the States and Territories to adj
minister their own domestic affairs.
4.-Freedom and equality the sovereignty of the
people, and the right of the majority to rule when
their will is consttutionally expressed.
ECONOMY in the public expenditures, and
sacred preservation of public faith.
6.-Freedom of religion, freedom of the press,
and general diffusion of information.
deposition to all secret political organizations
and to all corruptions in politics.
ga sacred preservation of the federal consttu-
ton, and no religious test for Office.
9.-No bigotry, or pride of caste, or distinction
of birth among American citizens.
1O-Respect and protection for the rights of all.
: 1.-THE preservation of the naturalization laws,
and the right of all to the protection of the Ameri
can government.
12.-Opposition to all chartered monopolies.
13.-Common brotherhood and good will to all,
especially to those of the household of faith.
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KEY TO PASS WORD:
A B G D E G H l j K NJ
II 25 IS 10 & IL 10 90
N OP Q R st w w X Y z
IS % T s Is % t sN--
\ 23 Q 2 s IS beware of
EXPLANATION AT INSIDE DOOR:

EXPLANATION AT INSIDE DOOR:
5 ? 5 & =? Z enemies. ]
That key is quite ingenious, and it is pity that
the talent wasted on it had not been devoted to a
better purpose. One of the objects for assembling
the Council seems to have been to appoint delegates
to the abolition wing of the Know Nothing Conven-
ton at Cincinnati on the 2Ist of this month This
will strike Southern men something startling
Who appointed to attend that Convention p
All secresy is abolished, but not told who
are the delegates. Men appointed to go into a
Convention, the avowed purpose of which is to take
steps to restore the Missouri Compromise, and yet
are not told who these men The ConVen-
ton is called by "Northern BRETHREN" but our
Southern Know Nothngs appoint delegates to go
and beg to be admitted members.
Another rich feature is that cent dun. Come
up and pay for your scalps-they are valued ADJUST
cents EACH. Our opinion is that too great value
has been placed on nine tenths of them.
But the State Council is in debt" So young
and yet so extravagant! The poor baby wants
pap and failing to get that goes in debt for some
thing clse-pcrhaps for cigars or cent drinks
What a beautiful child
But what paper was selected as the "organ ?" All
secresy is abolished, but we not informed. We
guess it the Star, that paper has recommends
ed itself by outlying all others. This will account
for the Platforms being only almost unobeetioD-
able" to the Register.
But we reserve further comments for future
day
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For the standard.

One word about Raleigh and its business men,
1t is not our intention to be personal in speaking of
the business men of our City. Recently, however,
the subject has attracted much of our attention. and
We beg, through the medium of your widely crcu-
lated Journal to advert for the present to few of
the more prominent business men of Raleigh. That
we have many here, who are equal with any in the
country, Is an established and undoubtbed fact
Within the last few years the-rapid and extensive
progress made, by some of the leading Houses,
would seem really astonishing to one who might,
during this short period have been absent and to-
day come back to US.
There are two houses to which we beg more par
ticularly to advert in our notice to day. We refer,
first of ALL to the widely known, and Justly celebra
ted Dry Goods Establishment of friends Messrs
w. Ii. & R. S. Tucker, whose indomtablc energy,
courteous manners, and high of all that, which
always sharacterzes the educated and upright bust
ness man. have placed themselves in the front rank
We are credibly informed that they are now selling
at the rate of Eighty Thousand Dollars annually;
an increase in the short space of six years. of sixty
thousand dollars. They deserve this prosperity,
and we only wish them safe ascent to the g. top
round of the ladder"
The other house to which we would call the at
tention of your readers in this section of
the country is familiar with. You need not be told
that we are speaking of E. L. Harding who has al
ready won for himself envablc distinction in our
business community. But eight years ago, and Mr..
b. came amongst US stranger-he opened a bus-
ness-he kept such goods citizens had long
wanted His close attention to his business
attracted the attention of our citizens, and soon
very soon, Harding became a household word
wherever thread-bare garments presented them
selves Steadily and surely has Harding increased
his trade, so that now, who will gainsay 1.-THE
ranks second to none as practical business man.
His goods have always been uniform in quality and
prlce-aways representing the article sold for
acty what it is-taking advantage of your ignor-
ance of the quality of goods exhibited. Such, VIC
feel confident, has been the undertaking course pur-
sued by Harding, And the REsULT-what is it p
We know that, at this day, his annual sales are not
one mill less than forty thousand dollarsl No
doubt, a startling fact, to many who have not
troubled their minds with the enquiry as we have
done: Mr.. Harding has every garment manufac-
tured expressly for his trade; and his connection
with other large houses in this and the State
of Virginia, gives him unequalled facilities.
For the present, space will not allow US, Messrs.
Editors, to speak of others, less deserving, in
many respects, than the two gentlemen already re-
ferred to. In future number, we hope to be al
low ed the further privilege.
We can only say, for the present, HARDING for
CLOTHING, and TUCKER for DRY GOODSl
OBSERVER.
OIL
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Commemorate was stated in a late number of
the Standard that the people of Chatham had con-
tributed $275 for the sufferers of Norfolk and Ports
mouth. We intended to print it three hundred and
seventy-five dolars-the sum really contributed
but the compostor substituted for 3. We make
the correction with pleasure.
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K. N. ELOOUENCE.


Maj. Russ-good at "pertinent anecdotes -
speaks unexpectedly" wcll-an "anecdotist ofsu
perior rank"
Jas I. Littlejo!,n-" perspicuous and felicitous"
ascending with stcamcar power the highest grades
of genuine eloquence heard with profound at
tention upon concluding" vocherous" calls for
DR.. Russell, as if after all, the audience not
satisfied. Like Oliver they /" asked for more"
DIR. Russell-"a great speech, in its pure sense"
-''trenchant blades of sarcasm -" a flowing and
manly eloquence, worthy of the best living master
of the forensic art" sngularly eloquent" but
not being provided with electric pen, could
not catch it all" words clothed in beauty, and dec
grated with chastened eloquenee of dicton -
" his entire speech was hyperbolically, land hgha-
lutngly, as we'll categoricaly,l a honey comb of
eloqucnce, gathered from every flower that blooms,
from the full, blushng rosebud ofthe garden to the
sweet-scented lilly of the valley"
Spirits of Prentss and Patrick Henry!
For all of the foregoing, and something more,
see account in the last Register, signed *, " of
the late grand K. N. demonstration at Bullock's
Store Granville.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-03

IMaIGKATIoN AT New YoRK.-During the past
week G555 immigrants arrived at New York, bring
Ing with them $245, 075 in cash, according TO the
Official reports but is well known fact that many
OF the for various good reasons, do not report the
tull amount of funds in their possession. Each i'm
migrant, before landing at New York, is required to
pay 50 to the Commissioner of Immigration to sup
port INDECENT Immigrants Two hundred and forty
1--we thousand dollars in cash, brought by immi-
grants iii one week; and yet, according to the Know
N"thingS, the influx of foreigners is to beggar and
fuin the country
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ANTI-K. NJ MEETING.

We are requested to state that there will be an
anti-Know Nothing meeting held near Newhope
bridge, Chatham county, next Friday, the 9th
of November Several speakers will be in atten.
dance. All parties invited, and free discus.
sion is offered to the Know Nothihgs.
P. S. The meeting will be held in daylight, and il
protractcd till dark, lights will be furnished but
we trust this will not deter Know Nothihgs from
attending.