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FOR SALE.

Y1HE PROPERTY acquired by fn55S
the ladies of Sacred Heart, Of |!ai
+ + Burk, consisting of some fifteen saA - T.
acres OF land and buildings and improve
ments, all in good condition, subject to
temporary lease. For terms and details,
anniy to Father Abadie at the Jesuits Col
leae or toJ. ] Burk, at his office on Lafay-
ette Street July 6tf.
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llrofrssiaual Notifrs.
Professional Card.

Professional Card. .
nR. DUCHEIN, of the Medical Faculty
" OF Montpelier lFrancel having re-
recently established himself in this City.
efiers his profe ssional services to the public
n-He will at all times be found at Mr..
PuJot.'s residence, (near Judge Burk's)
nnless professionally engaged. oct25-tf
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French MaBtilEas.

THE ladies are invited to examine our
L beautiful assortment Of French imported
Spring Mantilas, Of the latest and most iashion-
able STYLES purchased of the importers in N. York,
as.the assortment is not very large, the ladies
would do we'll to call early--at :he
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE,
mare5-tf IT, Lafayette Street
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PIANOS.
E. DE ROSAS LACERD.

E. DE ROSAS LACERDA,
BATON ROUGE, la,
HNF0RMES the Public in general that
i he is now prepared to repair in the best
manner, the OLDEST and MOST De-
FECTIVE PIANOS, at VERY MopERArK
PRICES, and every kind Of Musical Instru-
ments. He will also tune at very reduced
prices. for his customers aud the public in
general.
ordess lett at the Jewelry store of Mr.
Theodore Goldman win be promptly at
tended to.
febiSdtf. e. DE ROSAS LACERDA.
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Mfw Ubfap Storf.
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Beautiful Spring. Goods.

TUsT RECEIVED per stea u,ship Cahawba, from
j New York, and opened this morning choice
selection of ladies Dress Goods. Flonnced Bar
eee Robes, Oh siiy, pain and Black Bareges,
Ginghams, Lawns, very fine Black Alpaca, Super
nombazife English and french prints, Brilliantes,
Corded Lawns, Paris sylpbides, . new article for
ladies' dresses, Grenadines &c., at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE,
mare5 Lafayette street.
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1NUMBER ST.
abe nlnring Comet.
Published Daily Mondays Excepted
q. A. PIKE. Editor IL Proprietor.

esy Eerms.--THE subscription is fixed at the
rate Of - 90 per annurn, payable IN advance, or
sc 90 a the expiration of six months. The Week
iy is published at 70 30 per anriun, invariably In
advance. Eeth will be punctuaily delivered with /
in the limits Of the City by the carrier.
sB~ B~Adyertising.-0NE Dollar per square
for the first Insertion, and half that amount for
ever subsequent inserton-ten lines or less, con
stitute square.
Yearly Advertising.-Merc Ira
ders, and others, will be contracted with on the
most easonable terms. #.
sE geb-WOrk.-OuR facilities for doing
job Work with neatness and despatch--in all va
rieties Of eoors, cannot be surpassed by any es-
tablishment in the City-suoh as
LAWYERS BRiEFs-BALI. .TIcKETs-PosTERs-BfL
HRADs-BlIL or LADINGs--P PROGRAMMES ELECTION
TICBETs-DRuGstsFs' LABELS -CARDs-CIRCULyRs-
and VIsrrfEG DARps. For farther particulars, we
invite you to call and see our specimens. -
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sTRAW nIaTTINGs.

lust Received from New York auctions, TwFSTT
j FIVE PEIsEs WHITE and 0Ob0RED MATTlNei
which will be sold at VERY Low PRICES at the
PHILspEI pHIA CHRAP CASH sToRE
Ami p3 LAFAYETTE Street.
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INSURANCE,
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
of Baton Honge.
Incorporated By Act af Legislature Of Louisiana,
Appreped, Mdreh 12h, 1855.
Authorised Capital, f. ~ 590,00O,00.

-. 4ppreped, Md,eh l2h, 1855.
Authorised Capital, - ~ s590,ooo,oo.
The Southern Mutual Hsurdifte Chn,udng,
of Baton Rouge, have thisday commenced
operations, and are prepared TO take FIRE,
MRRlNE, and RIVER Risks.
Dire otors.
James N. Brown, Leon Bonnecaze, A..
John B. Keinpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. r. Tunnard,
Jos V. Durable, tJoseph Larguier
G. G. Mediation, VIM. S. pike,
TT us ste ees.
W. B. Walker, lessee Hart,
F. D. Conrad, s. G. Lsyrock,
Chas. A. Slack. James NJ Br,,not,
Sosthene Allan, W. D, Phillps,A
Joseph s. Williams, Thompson Bird,
J, r. Nolen. - Daniel D. Avery,
John A. Dougherty, Samuel NJ. Hart,
WILLIAM S. PIKE. pres't
AbFRrb sHFprERs, see'y.
Baton Rouge, Jan'y.22. 1856, II.
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WHITE CoTToNs AND LINENS.
IusT RECEIVED, perssteamshp Cahawha from
j New York auctions fac lot Of shifting cot
tons and Linen Shirt hosoms, for sale very low at
the PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE,
AMI o. Lafayette Street.
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Eeress Trim innings!

WILL be opened this morning q
wv beautiful assortment of ladies dress trim
nngs ofthe --LATEST Paris style. Sash and Bonnet
at the PHtLApELPHlA CHEAP CAsH STORE,
nar25- tf Lafayette Street.
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carriages. Harness. whips. &C.

TIME Subscribers assortment of Carrla-
yes. Harness. whips, sc. is nav COM
plete, and he invites an examination oi
his stock before purchasing in New Or
leans, as he guarantees his prices as low as
as any in the South.
Warerooln corner of Third ard Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing ip
superior style at the old established stand
corner OF Main and Church Streets.
w. f. TUNNARD.
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Among the Late Arrivals

OF NEW GOODS AT TIE
Philadelphia Cheap Cash Store,
WILL be found beautiful new style
" Paris Eareges Flhun6ed robes, very cheap.
A large assortment Of Satin Damask Table cloths
and Napkins, very superior quality Of Gents Lin
en- Cambria Handkerehiefs afew pieces OF super
white linen drill For sale at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEApzG CASH STORE,
marg5 n Lafayette Street.
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PALrABLE H1r-An invalied once
sent for physician. and after detain-
ing him for some time with 4 descrip-
ton Of his pains, aches, ETC., he thus
summed up: Now, Doctor, you have
bumbugged me long enough with your
good. nothing pills and worthless
syrups they don't touch the real diff
cults wish you to strike the cause
of my ailments if it is in your power TO
reach it"
1t shall be DONE" said the Doctor,
at that same time lifting bis cane and
demolisbing a decanter Of giny that
stood on the sideboard 49, -.
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An exchange says God intended
all women to be beautiful as much as
He did the roses and the morning glo-
ries: and what He intended they
should become, they would, if they
should obey his laws, and corset strings
and indulge in freedom and fresh air.
For a girl to expect to be handsome
with the action of her lungs dependent
on the expansive nature ola cents
worth of tape, is as absurd as to look
for tulips in a snow bank, or a full
grown oak in a flower pot
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Coon HUMoR.-It is the clear blue
sky Of the soul on which every star Of
talent will shine more clearly, and the
man of genius encounters no vapors in
bis passage. It is the most exquisite
beauty of fine face redeemiDg
grace in homely one. It is like the
green in landscape, harmonizipg ev-
cry color, mellowipg the light, and
softening the hues of the dark; or
like the flute in the full concert of IN
struments, sound, not at first discov-
cred by the ear, yet filing up the
breaks in the concord with its deep
melody
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For Sale.

TUNHE LARGE AND EXCELLENT FARM, KNOWN
IL the Cadd0 Place; containing two thousand eight
hundred e. 500 about 500 cleared land and
the balance well timbered and the whole mostly rich al
luva bottom On the farm good and substantial two
story brick house. double brick Kitchen brick smoke house,
good double roon,ed frame house, together with black
smith shop and wagon making shop and negro quarters
sufficient accommodate fifty sevent yve hands, There
is also the place good cation house, and Press and
excellent horse mill and cribs, barns and stables Tho
Caddo river meanders through the whole myth of the
There well Of failing and excellent
in the house yard with milk house attached and scn-
did garden lot There several good springs the place.
and very bold Claly beatc spring about wards from
the house. The Military Road. the great western thorough
fare to Texas by the house. This is of the richest
and most desirable places in southwestern Arkansas 1t
is situate about four miles from Arkudelpbia the county
town of Clark county.
Also, thousand two hundred 2nO) in another
farm, lying in Dallas county Arkansas, the Ouaca
River, navigabe stream, partly BOTTOM and partly up
land, with sixty seventy opened The attention OF
persons intending settle in Arkansas is invited to these
lands.
Also one thousand and forty Go4o acres of superior
Black lands situated i'm Clark county, Immediately the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Line, and six miles from
navigation 400 acres of this tract cleared land.
Also nine hundred 9o,) lying in Clark county.
about half bottom and half npands mite miles from water
navigation and four miles from Rail Road line Ons hun
dred 900 acres of this tract opened land.
Also thousand three hundred and forty 34al acres.
lying in Clark county, half rich bottom and q OPEN
ed, and the balance good upland.
Also, thousand eight hundred Qs00 acres lying in
Clark county, 100 opened mostly rich bottom lands,
and not subject to inundatiOn.
All the above lands arc finely Tmbsred and Watered.
w. F. s. DARkMAN,
Arkadelpha. Arkansas.
Sept. Is, 1856. 9u-tlJ.
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Mr.. Speaker Banks in New York.

The abolition friends of Mr.. Speaker Banks, de-
string to have him speak in New York City, applied
to the merchants having charge of the Merchants
Exchange in WallStreet, for permission to address
the people from the steps of that building; and were
very properly and periodically refused. His aboli-
ton supporters were, however, determined that he
should be heard that spot and so, in opposition
to the wish of the committee of merchants and of
all decent persons in New York, he was urged to
speak by parcel of abolition merchants, and did
speak on Thursday evening last on the steps of the
Exchange. The New York Day Book publishes in
black lines the names of tie abolition merchants
who invited him, in order that Southern merchants
might see who they are, and mark them according
u. We give hem below, as follows:
# AGIl Rnsse5ls MH Grnnell, varnum, d Lanier,
James Hone, James Thomson, c. II. Mar
sshal!s Gapp. Kent Beckley Smythe, G Adee Nor
rI3 w u Lyon Co. Herrick, Charles Ely, Hliard
Hays Hopkinsa Co, Mott, McEwen Richardson, Geo
Jas Fres 81 SQUIRE g " Ogden, A Wood La,
Beb6, GOodhue Uo,J@ Kings Sons, James Gillespie.
Jacob Little G Clark Ed Clarke Dodge 4 Co, Thomp
son Price, Hutchinson, Tiffany CO, Claiin Melien Co.
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~ The Sub Electors Of Johnston County, will
address their citizens at the following times
THE LATE FROST.


FRosr-On Thursday last, the thermometer at
sunrise in this place stood at 40, and are told
the oldest inhabitant" declared the frost heav
lest that had been early in the for the last
sixty years. Zd7boro' .Southerner.
We had quite frost here Wednesday night, and
serious alarm was felt about the potato and pea
crops. Close examination, has shown that the dam
age done is but slight. Yesterday and to-day, wealth
milder. Wilson en- CO. Sentinel
Frost IN THE CoUNTRY.--LYNcHBURG, Sept Is,
$50, P. NAH the tobacco in this section was
killed by frost last night.
The TOBACCO CRoP.-LoUIsvILLE, Sept. 25.-Ad-
vices as far South as GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, repre-
sent the tobacco crop of Tennessee and Kentucky
to have been seriously damaged by the recent fosts
The GAINESVILLE (Va) Tobacco Plant says, the re-
cent hail storm in Mecklenburg County, was most
disastrous. The tobacco considerable extent
Of country was totally destroyed. We learn also
that the tobacco crop in the upper part Of Gran
vile was seriously injured by this hail storm.
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DLANTATION FOR SALE.-HAYING DE-
IL SIRE to purchase the old homestead of my father,
offer for sale the plantation which reside lying
the south side of Roanoke river in the county of Halifax,
~ Co. miles from Weldon and Eve from Gaston and
containing by survey $50 This plantation has adj
vantages possessed by few The Raeig and CASTOR Rail-
road thrnu Oh it at desirable point. On the
north side of the road is about wo-hds Of the land
which is the dwelling and other houses from $50
yards from the road-all entirely large quantity
of timber is the both sides of the road The
Canal of the r. N Co. bounds the land in part the North
On the premises extensive and varied Of
apple peach and cherry trees all of which yearly bear
ing most excellent fruit.
The cleared land is good condition. and well adap' ed TO
the cultivation Of wheat tobacc and
But as it is presumed wishing to purchase will
examine the land and premises for himself further descrip-
ton is deemed My address is Weldon, n
~ not disposed of privately befire Wednesday, tho
be made accommodating to the purchaser.
BENZ. F. SLEDGE.
Sept. 81, 1856. ls52-wGw.
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1900 Acres Of Land for Sale.

n WILL SELL FROM ONE TO THIRTEEN Hun
Il DRED Acres of Cape Fear River Land, lying twelve
miles above Fayetteville the East side Of the River
There about Two Hundred Acres of cleared Land in
fine condition. The aforesaid Land is not inferior to in
such land be bought for in this any Of the hegbor
ing counes-as am determined TO sell. The choice of
three very healthy and desirable sandh places for resi-
dence be made from and half miles from
the Plantaton-ne Of these contains 300 of Pine
Land, with good twostoy dwelling and all necessary
buildings all new Another tract contains 800 acres, with
task of new turpentine boxes and without improve
ments. third tract contains 81 fine choice ridge
land partially improved The neghborhood is very good
and the situation is healthy pleasant and altogether cesra
bic, The Northern Plank Road through each Of the
sandh tracts and the plantation river land has the
advantage of choice and hog range. Address,
NELL McDUGALD,
Kyle's Land ng, Cumberland, Co., N. c.
Sept Is, 1856. JO-sw3m.
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WHAT THINK YE ow?-The Hon. Ephraim Marsh,
of New Jersey, who was President Of the National
Convention which nominated Fillmore and Donel-
son, declared for Fremont and Dayton alta Republi-
can meeting held at Norrstown, N. j., on last We'd
nesday.
Will those who daily pirate of FillmoEss growing
strength, read this and ponder it9 sESs
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longing to tate of the late Wm G. Borrouyhs-viz:
YEATS Pasture tract 900 situated OH the n Land
ing and Gum Swamp roads, three miles from KcnpSvlle
Land heavily timbered with three four small FARMS
Sold in of 10 suit purchasers.
North Landing tract 1853 acres suaed Immediately
upon North River and Chesapeake and AbearIe Jsqai-
This land is heavily nbcred with pine and oak fhs
tract will also be divided in acre tracts or more with
good landing to each division to snit purchasers.
The Ewe Farm OF son acres mile from Kempsvile
good DWELLING Kitchen barn, &c Oae hundred clear
ed we'll adapted co1 wheat &C. Tie balance we'll tim
bered with pine, oak, &c.
Ships Neck track Of 80 acres miles from Kempsville;
well timbercd with cypress, oak and pine.
Holland tract OF $50 ACRES, aud half miles from
Kempsville, 60 cleared, balance in wood.
Another tract, and half miles from kempsvile rs
acres, heavily covered with pine wood Of good quality said
purchased from estate of JJhn Petty, deceased
One tract in Eastern Shore Swamp Of acres adjou.
ing the lands of MIR. Gregory
One tract Lnkhorn Bay of so acrcs cleared
The balance in good pine timber with excellent fishery
attached.
One tract near Nmmos Church. of 100 acres t,nbered
One tract in Gum Swamp, of $50 acres, adjoining the
lands of Wilson Whitehurst and Mrs Etheredge. with
growth Of young oak timber.
One tract of so acres in Pung1. q
Anand Tract of 200 acres, adjoining the lands of Henry
/. Cornck, So, deceased.
One track Norfolk county, of acres Elbow road
adjoining, the lands Of Stephen Iatem, Esq.
roads, with sundry other places of land.
90 lots of lands of EACH situated at Tern-
ms Of. Canal at North Landing.
further description is deemed unnecessary. Persons
wishing review the land will please apply to Francis
+ Thamson, or Edward Foster, at Kempsviile .: sss
TERMS:-Onethird cash, balance in two equal install.
4 '' wv BY THE ADMINISTRATORS =
September IS. 1856. sO-swl2t.
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SIGNIFICANT Cow Wise has issued through the
Adjutant Genera orders to the commandants
throughout the State to thoroughly the mi
service whenever Virginia may call for it."
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O. M REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
~ AVV apprehension and confinement, in any jail,
so that We get him, of our NEGRO MAN, SOWELL,.
aged about twenty years. Said negro ia feet 10 IL
inches high and of dark c.or He is supposed be Turk
ing in the neehborhoOd of \. j. Teclls where he has
wife. He jumped off the Weldon about the LIST
of january last. d., J. SOUTHERLAN,
J.. A. POWELL.
Wilmington, n. c., Sept. 90 1856. 9O-swlm.
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IDRINTER,S WANTED.-ONE OR TWO GOOD
:" IL C0mpositors obtain mmediates employment by
applying to this Office None but good steady hands need
apply.
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uiSaHneSS, inDecllity ana cOWarOlCe. J-s-s.-
FUSION IN PENNsYLvANIA.-There is q complete
fusion in Pennsylvania on the State ticket, of the
Fremont and Fillmore men; and there is bat one
Electoral tcket-that for Fillmore. The understand
ing is that the Fillmore men are to 60 with the black
Republicans for the State officers, and the black Re-
pubicans to vote the Fillmore ticket for the Pres
idency-the Electoral vote to be cast in December
for the strongest candidate against Mr.. Buchanan,
whether Fillmore Fremont. It was of these
fusion meetings in Philadelphia which was recently
addressed. by Mr.. Banks, of Fayetteville in this
State!
Last year, it will be remembered, there was SIM
liar fusion in Pennsylvania, but the Democrats cleo
ted their Canal Commissioner by ten thousand ma
jority.
The Philadelphia Argus thus speaks of this fusion:
"The State ticket is the first ticket which the incongru
elements of the opposition will be called to vote
all these bargains and that is abotonsmbold defiant,
and basphemous abntionism 1t is this which underes
it because it is supposed to his sentiments will
be quite much cheated the foregnborn citizen who
votes for it because he thinks it his sentiments
The only party that will be satisfied with it the aboli
tonsts aud they chuckng in their sleeves the
of plan by which they win the adopted citizens
and the worst know nohngs at and the time in
to their tolls protesting to favor their contradictory doc
trines Was there the history Of politics more
damning, dsgraceul and reckless cheat than this? The
people that would endorse such fraud would give the lie
to the idea that they capable of sefgovernment
Messrs. Wilder and Littlejohn in Raleigh.
The candidates for Elector in this District ad-
dressed the people here on Monday last. Mr.. Little
john, the K. N. Elector spoke first He was listened
to respectfully, and with some attention; but he
ceived no applause either at the commencement or
during, at the close of his speech. This is sig
nifcant circumstance unapplauded Wing Know
Nothing speech in Raleigh!
Maj. Wilder, on rising to reply, was warmly greet
ed. lie spoke with much force and animation, COM
pletely meeting and exposing the positions taken by
Mr.. Lttlejohn. We meyer heard more triumphant
reply. The Democrats were delighted, while the
K Ms were disheartened and depressed.
A FAnuRE.-The Fillmore and Doneson Club OF
this City had out handbills Monday last for a
meeting that night. Night came-the bell rang
spasmodcay two three tmes-candles were
lighted, and so far, so good; but nobody attended
The lights were cxtinguished and Know Nothing
ism resolved itself into its original darkness. Poor
Fillmore! poor Donelson Poor Fillmore and
Donelson Club! Know Nothingism is failure even
in Raleigh, the headquarters of "Sam."
EVERETT Is IN TowN.-Everett, the Great Amer
lean Magician only think of it's in town, and
will delight every body the children, of course, in
cludcd,) who will go to hear and see him. He per-
formed last night, aided by his talented company,
to crowded pavilion.
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Second Electoral District.

Second Electoral District.
Messrs. Blow and Warren, candidates for Elector
in the I'd District will address the people at the fol-
lOyyino times and places:
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.ii9
ATTENTION. 6AKsC2TY GUARDS. ~
Nb< PARADEsAx ARMoRY, ON FRIDAY
- 0aV~n' Plsp.ssd se.s, RstserIcs.
''s ''''s 8 s. a'': sPElLEnAs. O. IN
..Oh wsd some power The giftie gle US,
To ses oursels as .ithers see US"
At the Daguerrean cutlery 81 HAvEss MALIox ypxr Uias
~cas1e grutifed
MIR. MALLON, (OF THE FIRM HAS JUST
lv1 returned from the Northern cities where he acquired
all the styles of Daguereotyping we'll latest
and most approved nodss Of transferring hu-
as Ambroypes Also, pictures on IyoRY which cathot be
surpassed. i,
Don't forget that color Ambrotypes nasavta az lv,
We keep large assortment of Daguerreotype and Am
brotype stock hand which will be sold tho trade 1t
BATH REGULATOR.
Ravens Maons Nitrate of Silver Bath Regulator for
one, to prev "foggng" speaking &C., will be sent to
Of the Unon prepaid the receipt Of
Raleigh, Oc.ober1 1885, a2-H
Accommodation Train for the State Fair at
Raleigh.
Office r. l. G. r. R. Co..,
AN EXTRA TRAIN WIFI LE sR' Eli &kNDERsoN
on the l4th 18th, lsb, and 18th days Of October
Leave Henderson at Ills M Arrive at Kittrels 7s5;
Frankintun sos Pacific s3S Forcstvlc $50 Huntsville
els; Raleigh g5 Returning. will leave Raleigh at p
M Arrive ut Huntsville at 4S0 Forcstyle 45O: Pacific
5lO; Frankinton $685. kittrells 6l5 Henderson 6.45
Accommodation Train for the Henderson Fair.
AN Extra Train will leave Warrenton Depot the 9Th,
9th, and 10th days of October, follows:
Leave War,enton at 745 a. nj: Arrive at Rdgeway at
8; Roanoke Valley junction Sis; Henderson s45. Re-
oke Valley Junction at Rdgeway 54o Warrenton 8.
Passengers for either Fair will 60 and return for half
price, by purchasing return ticket They requested
to be punctuaI, as the Trains will leave promptly.
X. A. HAMILTON, President.
9u-swtl4O.
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~ Bolts, who takes sides with the abolitonists,
and who is, to all intents and purposes black Re-
publican, was to have spoken in Petersburg on Sat
usaay last, By inhalation of the Fillmore men II
fremont should be elected, Bolts, H. Winter Davis
a"a other traitors whom we could mention, Will get
'e'r thirty pieces of silver"
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Sixth Electoral District.
Thomas Settle, Jr., Esq, Democratic candidate for
Eector in the 9th District, will address his fellow
citizens on the Presidential question at the follow
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contended before, and who are keeping the battle
from our dwellings, will regard them with pity and
scorn, and their very slaves will jeer them for their
meanness, imbecility and cowardce