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Clarendon Iron Works,
WILMINGTON. N. C.

A.. II. yanbokNeicn. Proprietor.
yssHE sub.crher having purchased the entire Interest
! Ii tile J. CLARENDON IRON WORKS. soll-
rits orasts for
steam Engines. Of any power or ayie,
Saw Mills IL every variety,
hIning Machinery and Pumps,
Gfisi and Saw Mills, complete.
Parker Turbine. aud ohrr Weler-whesls.
Riee-;ieid Pumps and Ensnes,
lcaSiii's CoFm aud Cob CIusher,
Rice Thrashen,
sbingle Machines,
shafing Han-eis and Pulliss,
Cotton Gins qad Gearing.
Iron Castings Vi all kinjs and patterns,
BIAS ditto dilio ditto,
I.aromo.i,e aud Tubular Boilers.
Flue and plain O. Hinder Boilers.
Blacksmith work o. a.. kinds.
Iron Doors for HOUSES and Jsi!s.
THE ESTABLISHMENT
Hayirs been e.oi gained los tie express purpose Of
insnIing runcilaty The execution 81 OIL orders, We
pubic NAV re-. .aiiscd thai any work which may d.
RI viii lie promptly delivered Ac,,Mng q promise and
!; such xorkmaisAip al % give satisfaction
TIE MECHANICAL. DEPARTMENT
R.ing III charge 1T i man ii ,arnt md experience,
have 10 hssiaian il saving that the work hereafter
TUNED oul s, comparr asorah IL eSeIy re-Feri with
4l u The mos, celebrated ia the >tars. and at prce'
hich VIII make ii the interest d all that want TO sem
ne sheif cidsIs.
REPAIR WORK
Always done NiiEoni delay; aud having large E,lc'
CIR that purpose wall pruye advantageous :" ans yer
son needing such 10 give the preference. without e
yard 10 lie az ense ol sending from 'isisnSe.
tttlels will he aIlGessed ~ Clarendon IrJn NOIks,
i " iiningiou, y. &.
A. II. yANEoKKELEN.
/ Oeioter Is 10
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ANEW
Hap of North Carolina.

sENIIE undersigned preparing AMI VIII puiish. a.
} raun a. tie nrcr.saf, snat!s &r. csii " oha'n-
ri. a New. large. sud Gump,ie Mar % Mara "a
noLiNA i've ieei ~ ties, well eugrste.i sGj hnirhed
10 The tel IS IL.
Il .. admitted on s sides. thai such work = great
..,srsiun in our SLATE aud Is 10 consequence 81
tie frequent inquiries TIL. subject. thai the umdef-
signed have en-. siLed 10 the enterprise.
The any attempted work Of Ihis Kind i thai nf Mr.
Rae puhls.ird 10 1893; aud since ilien The IoUnics
Towns Road. aud Pasuftsr- have ihries.,d "a NUM-
i,rf and 80 oar weiks 81 Internal ImprpSeHtnis, villa
email rxeelaiali-. Teen ~ hot.
II 4 inen,lsd thai The hew Map, nnw rfopnsed 70 "
pu,rd siali rulfsin, arcuaisls iait iNh. ~ Tue
Naurai Fraiunrs u ihe Sale tie lnlsi-. llaf1ors.
.pond-, I.ass.. Rivers. Ifeeks mountains. 81.
Ai-, lhe rutiic improvement aud anaela divisions
The lilrta,l- Plank Ra4i. Cnuuis, Innhls Towns.
Po.i.oisirrs, Clirs hhsges posl.ioats aud Canal-,
Laisgrr AeateInIr-. 1g.. 80.
The Msp will ls rsaay 4, The summer y 1865.
WILLIAM y. c0UkE,
SAMUEL PRAkLE.
10 Beat siyic. Gill Roller. sad first impress
si0ls. SlV W
IL PLAIN style. Bissk Rollers. go
Information from ans soufee. and Nhirh mas bc Of
service ia nlkg t1e shove wak. vii he Thankfully re-
eei,el. Alicoamauicaiions should lf a,dfvs-'siio
Rsleigh. August. 1854. Boz
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AUTUMN SALES.

STEVENSON s WEDDELL,
,yp,prvRs AID WHOLESALE DEALERS y
Fore;gn AMI Domestic Cry eeols,
fEfERSil'EG ".
WE ave now prepared TO exhibit 70 ne Merchant.
W 81 Virsl,. AM N0,ti Carolina. large and sehi.
nlading sors u
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods.
U..In. parsa4sed lars-is 4 HElvr Wootsss ea's
n tae ~ ia sEsr g,ols Il sceh prices = 81 y ~
~ " a.r ~ I, witt reirsin ID Nss iork during IL
ssa49E, IN Attendance 4 lie
AEcrI0S SALES,
as5 f.rs,rain- anything ani novel, q 4 my Y
roesirei ~ W. reeki, steamer irpm Eufepe.
E,re5sts .s1 a;e com -iied ~ ein'fiiitn = tus =
TIE LOWEST MARKET RATES,
esl our rs aad p,es such - I'll r'iatie i,e'a g
ss successfully viii sose Who pufeh 'ss u .'os''
80 90 : STEVENSON & wEDDELL.
Ps.sfssu,s, 80. sePi. ia, Is55. -
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COME AT LAST

~ - Gss1 ~-a 80 - - -
AM now N receipt of LARGE and WILL 81
Z LEcrED Stock u fs aud Winter Goods, which
a.u ,ls,ernn,s TO sell al reasonable prices Bsiow
sivr lew lsaGins aiticles;
G,)9O wards 81 Csiicoes, all grades;
1850 yanis Of si,iped, checked paid and solid col.
oFed Mou-line de !.aines;
French and English Merinos, assorted cosrs;
Cohurgh Cioths;
Nohair pelage, ior riding dresses;
Black. figured and plaiE black Alpacas;
Elack, fguFcd, and plain tick Sks;
Biatk Norie Antique six, ior diesses and manlasi
Plaid. checked and plain coiofed SiiGs;
White AMI Rlaek six Laces;
Morie Antique and yelse, Ribbons;
Galoens at,d Gnps, .. a! colors, fog trmmlnss;
Black and roloed Cloths, ~ making cioaRs, &c.
AN rar,ieular attention 10 my stock q salds iar
Men AID Bows 2eaf il being much larger thaa Usual,
eurpdsing ia part,
Black sud caiored Saiinsi;s
Black Dosshia csssimeres. Of all prices;
panry and plain cnlnred Cassineres;
5ooo Ssds Of bleachcd aud unblesesd Cotton Cloths;
Fiae black aud coiored Cloths;
Red and White Fhnneis, Of all gfaeesi
i.inseys, OF ah qualllles;
Linen and Cotton Table tioihs;
hpren C..eeks; Bed Ticking;
N.s,o ana Bed Blankets. very tue.
J.,5;e. Coars Sleeve CGtis, and Chsnlsttis, French
worked hands;
IG,h l.inens, Of III qualities;
B,iliisns, ios undefiTessesi
Iaeoae., checked, striped, igu;ei, and plain ssis
G0sin; ,,. .,,a, s.
eaisaten;
IaJiss' and sien'. Iulher oysrshfcs;
Mems Cuilalo- Diversions;
school, BOOKS always on hand.
i lafr. II, ii fine Gigais, II Ne most aritoSe
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New and Fresh Goods
FOR GZNI1MElENs

FOB GzWg1INETs
yrvfy undersigned hss Jus, returned iron, New forh
Il with full assortment Of Goods for Genileinsn
wear, comprising
ssnioni'-, Bioiey's aud Drrn'on Nasrons
Beoad CIoths, Velvet, Beavers and other
0ver-eoatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet. Cashmere, and Moife Antique
VestIngs.
ready.made Clething, aud Furnishing Goods,
IA which he respectfully uties the attention OF his
fienls and lAe patllc.
NJ. b, he satisfaction Of stating, that bis selection Is
~ far The most perfect regards true taste Elegance
and quality, of sny ,hai Ne has eses before ohsrci,
Tie experience 81 moie ihan twenty yeas has been
Ny exercised ~ lie benefit of hs customers aud ~
rd. IL uease III Isis Instance have already teen us
sustained hy me iademeai Of PERSONS q Ane~n 'af'e
ami capacity.
is soeS of Cloths purchased, resh as imported,
from he nnsl fashionable and tel established iotte.
anil cor hie Ready made Clothing ho,h as to STYLE ana
tai4h. he chalenses tie closes; scrutiny.
All is A, No. /. And No. I'll Is promised, or no
pay required. .n,,,ru.pr
October le.
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HOOK AGENTS WANTED.

HOOK AGENTS WANTED,
,rto ofsa .ul.stiilsfs ~ Eosk that vii h. pfi1ed
4 - s,.fy literary aud IsaJisg man ss az important
Nsiioasl Nsik. itiDs
CyclOpm1ia Of American Literature,
sakraets pss-nsl and ciilita nairss Il AuihO's with
ss.ss.s ian. irs fints irsn bs ssfirsi lsfind 20
ie pfe.snt IT,, Il q. a. a q. j. Dn,kiBrk ~ tnse
Than 400 Ififais. IL Anituf. iieNs y Lslsgs- ai'l
shyt fIefass IHsiiuiaHs. ianstifs u kFsdttts 6r',
,assihrt vii.s ossf 4aO Aa' gtslhs.
The Boak vii i. pulsl ~ ~ W. Charles Srfihnst,
New York Il. iN1 ~, u ris,1 volumes q lsGV paErs
printed II satsine pspef snd uw ytr' ~ " ifady
~ he SIT ii NutFifr sDi md tx ias ry VI Ag,ns.
-ul.srttiien tsse sessn dellsfs.
Clirt,.sr. giving 80 details of discount inside 70
Arsni. hs all hnd rsnsa.sin1 ~ ilis book - ~.
usaslls tsasl, a.d piiale lnsiDr-s duties frqursd
~ Il,s. 81. uill ~ furnished 10 e'-oss disrrd 10
ensss u the iusnsss y aJfcssips he sUtsc'i 80,
Gsuefa Agent fH The sse 81 the so'k ai ne .'ses Of
New Yaft. North sld soaib CafoIiia and Ge0fEa.
agents sill piease state Whist districts They purpose
eints.. ani shelhsf they have lsIrs hssn engaged
IN lbs business. -
A. n. RIlOORBACH,
40 ssssp Street. New Ys't
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BgANpRETIrs PILLS.
NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

~ hs Faeu!,y rHf Trasito II sthaoisaad 6aifyss;
GFsrtgsESs--Tlirun undersigned ale prststinE large
and h1ndnr aap u ihe state, Rid tiazfiiref e &c.
e,.naDv Il. We wish u hssc engfasings u the Pub.
~ laLlis. Callrar. and Academies. % enFls i.s tie
1,Isl,.ef snd il,r hSnleIs II The Nip Til. pisn s
Give puhlieiiy 10 youf Institution - well - snow Nisi
30, Stale j. doing. We will iLteinte. itsssH ~ TIE
i;sEriiser an rrsfssng II yauf builiHg. - you VIII
G,ni.h ~ with iis dfie ing. paving The t1lsase
az ths tlsir of which yeH can have daiitaie siefe
t,pc II to f,r your Cicullr.. Dc. And II you will piy
tle espen.e ii engraving We uill asg ta,e The Gl.
ding .,n The Mar hntlef whrb VII hf % advertisement
e., III tine 10 conn., II you eil .end written de.
sr,i,iou a yaur Collesr or Stl s nttne. ineainn.
faculty. ifBs,es tens. DC, VIII nseh 4 10 The tii.
seterf Irrs 81 charge. se,e institution. have alftay
done -. hot We want III 10 The Slate.
VERY Respectfully your oht,i,en, servants,
WIND CunkB. RaleiTh.
SAMUEL. PEARrE. IIi.bofoush.
adIt... WIN. D. coukc, 81 RIlsish, y. q.
June ". 1855. IS
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I,Er Us REASON TOGETHER,
IEOi.I CIV U.s. rILl.
June OH, 1854.

WHY ARE We SICK!
TT hiss been the 10, II The human race e hc wt-hsd
down IN disease and suffering HOi.LuNAiS
PILLS are specially adapted ~ The rcici d the eas
Inc Nervous tie Delicate, and The ln. q OIL cinies
ayes sexes and constitutions. PteiesSnr Ho way per-
sonaIs superniends the manufacture Of s meeie- ~
the uniied States aud oilers them 10 Tree and eieh,'
ened pecpe the hest remedy Tue "oiid esef saw 'o
the removal o. diseases.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined TO operate
on the stomach the liver, the kidneys the lungs the sk
M Tue bowels correcting any arrangement in ihiif iune-
inns purifying the hlo, the very innnaln oI Ire, aud
Illus curing disease la all lis forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly hall the human race have akea ihrre Pills. II
has hee proved IN all paris OF the World. that nothing
hAs been found equal ihem ia eases OF disorders % te
liver dyspep.i and stomach eonpsiit- Centrally They
soon siys healthy lliese ofgan- h"Se'rf much
sc.anged and when ~ other means haSr iailed.
GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH.
MANY Of the most des otir Governments have opened
Their custom houses 10 he introduction q these Pi-,
hi, ihey may become The mdcine q Tie masses Learn
ID Colleges ada;i that this medi,ine The hes remedy
ever known fut persons u deiiraif nah, % where hr
system ha. been impaired, il in,isorins properties
ne,e. fail 10 alond relief.
/ FEMALE iOMfLAiNiS.
No Female. young oil, should be wiih'u this cele
brated medicine Il comets and rrsuiies The npuils
eou,ses al all periods arlns IN many cases Ike charm
Il is aso The lest and salrs medrne that ran l- si'cu
10 ehi.len al al ages and id any com lani roil-e
qneniy no family should lie without i.
Roiolrays iiis are BE Best Remedy kSOits IN 'he
rorld to- The ta!leieiag Diseases.
Asthma, Dsldaiy, I.ONnssoiSririts
BoWslcomrIsints, Fever and Asue, Pies,
Coughs, Fehliirt'ompl 4inls. stone end Gravel
t'ulds. Headache. Secondary symp
Chess Diseases, Irdigesliun, tans.
Ca-ii,eness, lisarnkl. Neieiea Ahre-
Dyspepsia, inllammsiion. ii"h-,
iliIrr..a, Inward Weakness, wmm-. 81 all
Eia,sy, l.lsrr Complaints. kinds
=. SOLD Al the Manuiarinries u Pf,esstf Holloway
SO aai.rn Lane New YORK. and "a strand, l.aaiop
pDJ IL III res,.e iaile Dugl ~ add Dsalrfs IL Mr
,iur- lrousou, ttrI nied>iahs in ihr rsilzrd ~"it
III. blses. Il = cent. u! crnis ani ! sarh
~" There i ! considerable SAVING VI taking "
larger sizss.
n 3. Dirrrlions ~ lie rnlipce u patients ~ cse
II disorder az aiIissd 10 each Box.
September 20. I--i@i
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
s.H. Subscribers are now receiving AID opening
large an varied siark Of New
rail- an0 1almttr G0OSs,
Mi : they aiIri on reasonable terms.
Il = impossible IN advertisements 20 enu'nfraie ~
fh- attiels 10 which they would rail attention. 5u lry
haze FOR INDIES,
s..lid English aad freud, NrrnJs.
BLACK, Il iprd Piaia aud More Antique SIks,
AT aoul Drl.aincs. sohd snd faney,
II uselinr brl.aBrs.
A.a Winter B,anci Ribbons.
Gas Buds. Wheat AMI Velvet Leaves ior Trim.
ming Ba.uei-,
Ysl.ei tlode ,niique Trimmings,
s.db4if Head bfr-sr,
PLilsd.ipii1 Sli5l-Mads shoss.
Cioaks, Msniiilss. TaiH,ls. and Shawls.
FOR GENTLEMEN,
Otrleaais Of 10 a,s,lrs
Black and Eol.irrA Ffofk Goats,
PLUSH anI tut yelsc' Vests.
I.rlfs yfnbi4'.i Dnss HsD.
se.i1 sai fshfy GassHrfs,
If.sili Rni,ies Coats aud PsHs,
0s.ssf.. surks. J. e-. &c.
Ias.s slefk u Kri-sts Blankets. Hats snj Shoes.
d seiftifd = 10 er4i care snd will cgnrse 90 9ual
IS and price y To any IL the maikri.
]. G. rURRENTlNE & SON.
oeinhsr .. e.
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STATE on NogfH CAROLINA,
PERsoS County.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
naramhar FORM. 1855.

December Term, 1855.
Thomas NJ. Hasnlett o. William B. Dixon.
dfasso,eat l,p;ed on the def ndanis Interest ia hs
fifltes's Real Esiafs.
IN this rssa. il appearing to The satisfaction o. me
Count that the ,etendan, il moi a resident Of TINS
state il is ordered that publication he made Tor SIX sur
cess.e weeks in The Hil,boough rcorae'' Tor ,e s'la
d,entaa, to appear al the next TERN ID our coat. %
Pleas and Quarter Sessions. 10 e hsl r the county o
Person. al The cour, house in Roxbo'ush on Tue 'i'
Moday in March next. then and there To plead, ans"s'
OF demur, OF juigmen, final viii be enled against nl'l
and his interest in SAID land co"demnsd ios Pa''''''.
benefit. ~
Witness cha,les Mason Clerk of said Court, al VI
Zee. The third Monday in December, 's05.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
January 20. Price adv. S4;oo 90
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I. sIr,sg. l. Peafaak = u H
MURRAY, PEACOCK & CO., !
Genera, Commission and Flour Merchants,
WILMINGTON, NC.
sx-E are web prepared with whsres, on ei'nef sus
w Of .he River ior receiving all kinds OF froaues
,ha, may come 10 Us by River or Rail koad ana every
thing as soen as landed upon our whaisfs = P's.'e
under insurance. Promp, and personal attention gwen
10 an c,sennenis oil Flour, Cation Naval Stores &c
An, reference gwen that may be rrqunea'
Refer TO o. u. Parsley, esq,, Wilmington.
L. p Hall,
John Everett ESQ, Wayne county.
L. B. Borden & Co, Goldsborough
John Berry. esq. llllshoroush.
G.n. losrph Allison,
" ,ass g0--6mp
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THE HILIsBoRoUcH RIcoRIE Err
- NNFHWFN MI
BY DENNIS IIEARTr a son.

Terns.--Two Dollars year, II paii IL atvsnes
Two Dollars and filty Cshls u not pad within tire
nonihs;or Three Dosrs, u dtIsyet until snst ihs IL.
pfalinn fthc year.
NJ palrrwili ~ discontinued until ~ aueapEss sre
paid. unless 81 The option 81 The publishers.
Hereafter no pspsi will Ne sent % new auI selisr
out of this state unless payment Il inside " advance -
some person ~ the state will become rssp0 sole H. he
editors; and The paper wil hm he SO 20 ser'-f
out Of the state ~ n 10 tvo years without sy
meni. unless u 10 10 prtsonsy known 10 us and 10
whose integrity We have confidence.
ADVERTISING Rates for The Rttordr.
AnvtnTisEs1sTs not exceeding fourteen lines. ene
dollar or The frsi aud cent for sneh sbise.
qusnl insertion longer ones IN proportion. ccur Cd
vsrsemenis iwenty.h FIVE pr cent. higher dsdnticn
Of onsthlrd vii b. made 10 sdscrireu " The year.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PhGsox CavNry.
Court IL Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
December Term. 1855.
Elizabeth Day and Jane. Day o. Horace Day.
Ttifo on for P,ftiiioa Of Land.
IN this case il appeang TO the satisfaction Of '''e
Court thai the Defendant, Horace Day Is moi resi-
dent OF this state ordered that publication be mace
for six successive weeks IN The fliilhorongh Kererdr'
Tor the ssi defendant TO appear al lie neAi tenn o. our
Count Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, TO be hed of she
county Of Pe,son ut the court house ~ hos"oouen y,
,he tri Monday in March uexi then and there 10 plead,
answer or dsmur 4 : plaintiff. peli,ion cr the same
Will be taken pr ,asso by them, and heard e. PaTss.
Witness Charles Mason. clefk OF our said Coul', a.
ll.ce. The laiid Moli!ay il De,enlel, 1855
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
JANUARY es. Piics adv S4:50 23--6w
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JAMES G. AYE Il,
and Analytical Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Price Is Cents per Poz. Five Faxes Tor 81
SOLD ~
nrs. Lons & Cain. illlsboraash,
Holt, Murray & To-. Giai an.
sEd y Drug isi. ani dealers IN Medicine every shsie
March ~. s9-l2m
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pATRNT
NOR AND GATE SPRING.

rylclrD w. INMAN, from Sheffield. ENGLAND, mar
~ ufasu,er d Inman's Patent bco' ahuust iI.s.
M, 4, ioon. 1851 announces that he tat COZ sur
,sd Mr.. james ebp, j.. his sole agent ier 'hs ss1y
:, Orange STATE 81 Moth Carolina fn' neaites, fin-
p,ey. full performance Of all !, Is intended 70 ~
aassssaina usefulness. it, durah, AID lie ehraIa.
ce,,anl, takes its position Ia the ffon.rank oil meaft
in. en,ions. ;.;,, all
We d. no, intend ID puff; sinss enamlhhneh ~"
e0aS"'s ~ '''' r.. W. INMAN.
January is
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rHEsE PILLS puRIFY 1--WE BLooD..

These famous Pills are expressly Combined 10 operate
on the stomach the liver the kidneys the lungs the skin
un Tue bowels, correcting any deangrmen IN ihif uns
ilons purifying the hloa, the very fountain 81 lie, aud
~. ci,ril.u l..aa.s in ali liz hlrlIs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

Pans, July ?, 1856.
Eerulsion Of Eseiing the part Of he French 70
tcurds the United States TIE Oh bonds If
Sympathy Rsrirsd-The Nsv World Contri
bufing % the Enlightenment and Progress Of
ne Old--The American Increment in lid Of he
Sufferers by me French fsndafiOns-R Reaction
Produced b u IN the Tone NJ ne Preneh Press-
The Neepoiitqn Qusstior'-TAe Emperor at
pionbseyss, &C., &c.
The moderate tone Of the English government, it,
Overwhelming support from the representatives Of
the country in Parliament, and The changed Ian
guage % the British press % the subject of the
American difficulty have dissipated sl anxietas res.
pectiBr o war between The two branches Of the
great Saxon family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24

hhi7f @hg rvs iNtV*
Probable Failure Of the Vintage in Langm loo
Nsr Roadfo Connect France Nth Ttaly-T Tribute
10 The Memory Of the late Monster of Public In
sfruct,on--D efninvs Eracuation Of ne Crimsa-
PROJECTED Military Spectacle on me Return Of
The drmy Of NE East-7hs Sabser,pt,on fer ne
SUFFERS BY me foundations.
The weather continues dull and unusually cool
for the season Of the year. Yesterday morning, at
O'Clock, the Thermometer Of NJ. Cheyaier marked
81 Fahrenheit, and at O'Clock 56t.
An over LaDguedoc cry Of distress il heard. The
oid,pr--tinid and uncertain at frst--has now de-
clsred itself over the whole Of that part Of the
country and not vioe has escaped IT, devastating
influence. Not only are the leaves attacked, bvt
also the fruit itself, which i covered with grysb
dust the, beirays The presence Of tbe ,yfpiogoms
In some cases, the entire grape i covered wits ,
Dust whilst in others The u9per par is aIole ae.
fetted. Rot everywhere rs presence j. mlni cstel,
and each day the evil increase u some looa ities,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-12

SOUTHERN EDUCATION. The peo-
pie of the South for many years have
sent their sons and daughters to Nor
thern colleges and seminaries, for edu-
cational purposes. They could not
have given more hearty proof of
their fraternal spirit, and their conf
dence in their Northern Brethren
We regret to say that in some instan-
ces, at least, the good feeling and their
trust has been violated, and attempts
made to infnse into the tender minds
of the Southern pupils the poisonous
errors of Abolitionism, in q crafty and
dishonest manner. While we con
slider the sending Of pupils to different
sections, in q healthy and honest state
of public feelings, as eminently ealcu-
lated 10 strengthen the bonds Of union
at the present time it IL absolutely
necessary to discriminate with great
care among Northern educational in
stitutions. Apart from this, the South
requires their own schools and col
leges. As q purely agricultural peo-
pie, they possess advantages for truly
home education, while at the same
time they have resisted impediments Inv
the way of establishing, on a perman-
nent basis, the higher institutions con-
necte with instruction.
The fact that the South has relied
so much on the North for the educa-
ton of their children, has been most
uugenerously turned into an argumets
against them by those whom their
bounty has to u certain extent, fed,
and insult has been added to the
wrongs these parties have so meanly
perpetrated. The State Of Louisiana
one of The noblest and most loyal of
the Confederation, and one that has
been noted for her lberality in every
thing connected with public ipstruc-
ton, is now about to crown her en-.
deavours in this field by the establish
ment of institutions of the highest
grade. -New York Duly News.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-12

KILL OR CuRE.-At the Marquesas
Islands, when one of their number is
very sick, the medicine they give is a
coffin I They lay it alongside Of a
sick person; and he really is going to
die, it helps him off. II not, it starts
him up:
A missionary who was lately on one
Of these Islands, states that the people
there are now increasing in number,
which he attributes to the introduction
Of fire arms. Formerly, when they
fought with clubs, their warfare was
very destructive but the muskets
were so sure to kill, that they fought
two miles off, and when they had eis-
charged their muskets, both parties
run (! When he discovered this, he
encouraged them to buy guns, and he
supposed there was one to every man
on the Island.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-12

INTERESTING From GREecE,-- Tie
Brigands.-The Rev. Mr. King, wrl-
ting from Athens, under date OF June
7th, stating that the people, on the
borders of the city, were in great ter
ror 10 consequence Of tho numerous
daring robberies. He says:
Three days ago, thirty or forty rob
bers came within FIVE minutes walk
of the city, and on the high road which
leads to the Pirmus, between 8 and o
o o'clock IN tho evening, stopped eight
or ten carriages, robbed some forty or
fifty persons, took several to carry of
with them to the mountains. then en-
tered the best carriages, and drove
away in triumph with their spoils aud
prisoners. Meeting with a few French
guards, who went up to one OF the car
riagos to demand why they were
TRAVELLING at that hour without lighted
lanterns they shot one dead on the
spot, wounded another who as | heard
last evening will not probably survive
and went on their way. One Of the
prisoners whom they took with them, is
The son Of DR.. Olympus, the Piesi-
dent of the University.
The news Of this affair which reach
ed liz very soon, set all Athens in
motion, and soldiers were called out,
etc. Notwithstanding this. however,
the very next evening the robbers
went to q village, near the Queens
garden, about an hours drive from
Athens, killed a woman and one of the
Greek guards, and laid waste the vii
Iage, pillaging and carrying off what
they liked. Yesterday, they sent two
Of their prisoners to Athens, to demand
n ransom for The others, whom they
have with them. For the son of Dr.
Olympus they ask $4,000; and for
D Mr. Yioordi they claim $4,000
The money is to be sent to them with
in four days.