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state North Garolina- --Isobcsoa County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessaons-to Nag
I1rm 1856.

state of North CaroIina---Isobcso County.
Cour! of Pleas and Quarter Sessaons-to -Nay
Term, 1856.
The petition of Bright Williams Administrator Of
the Estate OF Alfred Il. Rogers. Joseph Witord
and wife Sally. Henry Rogers Ebenezar Rogers. Han
Ison and wife Sarah. IIanson and wife Hannah, Ed
wards and wife Martha. William Rogers and Henry.
Zany Bartield. Ebenczar. Biggam. Jesse, Robert
Hinant. Bidy. Efy. Mary. Susan. Celia aud Hannah
Rogers children of Drury Rogers. deceased. shows to
the worship said Court that Alfred X. Rogers. late
surviving his widow who since marTi led said Wiiford
Henry EbeneZar. Sarah who married Hanilson. Han
nah who married Uanilson. Martha who married Ed
wards the brother and sister Of said intestate
and letters of Administration upnh the Estate OF
the said intesate regularly issued from this Court to
your and that he has diligently administered
Estate up to the present perod-t that all of said
defendants except Joseph Willord ard wife are non
residents the State; therefore. it is ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the North Carroll
man for six successive weeks to notify the said Henry
Rogers E!,enezar Rogers, Hanilson and wife Hannah
Edwards and wife Martha, William Rogers and Henry.
Zapy Barield. Ebenezar, Bjggam. Jesse, Robert.
Hinant Bidy. Efy. Mary. Celia and Hannah Rogers,
children Drury Rogers deceased to he and appear
before the Justices of the said county to be held for
the county of eobeson. the fourth Monday of Nav
next then and there to to tic premises orc-
said.
Witness Shadrach Howell. Clerk Of our SAID Court
i at office the 9th day April 1856.
/ a93-6tl SD'H HOWELL, c. c. C.
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4 CARD.

MR. ARCII'D Y. MCDONALD. (late of the firm of
Shemwell Il McDonald) takes pleasure in announcing
to his friends and the public generally that he is now
doing business with Mr. J. y. Pcmhcrton where he
would be pleased to have them call and him. MI
p. has very desirable Stock OF Fresh Goods. com
prisng everything in the Ladies' and Gentlemen 5
Dress line which he will take great pleasure in eN-
hibting. ARCIID n. MCDONALD.
March % 9l-tf
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
ALEX. ,ED5s III.

Has received in part and is this day receiving. large
and we'll selected Stock of
STAPLE AND F4NC1-DRY GOODS,
Consisting i'll part as follows
Plaid and Cinema Striped Silks; plain Black Do;
Black Str ped Plaid and Flg'd Do; Cold and Black
Chaliies; Bcrages Tissues and Bcrase DeLan Bcra &c
Tissues and Organdie Robes; Printed Jackonet and
OrgaHdic Muslns; Gingham Lawns: French. English
and American Prints; White and Printed. Plain apl
Embroidered Mantillas: White Black and Cord Grape
Sawls Embroderies of all kinds. some handsome
Collars and Sleeves to maich Honeton and Maltcccc
Lace Collars and Sleeves; Thread. I.lse Linen and
Cotton Edgins Jaconct and Swiss Muslin. Edging
Inserting and Flouncings.
ALSO.
\ large assortment Silk Panama. Lcghorn and Sof,
Hats for Men and Boys; Ladies'. Misses and Child
ren's Bonnets and Flats; and fine aSsor tmtnt OF
Cloths CtSsil eres. Ncstings and Summer Goods ol
Men and Boys wear. Rcadynade Clothing. Boots
Shoes. Umbrellas. Tarasos. DC. &c: with many
articles not enumerated. making my Stock very
desirable a.d would invite my old customers
friends. and the public generally. to give carl.
call. \. JOHNSON. Jr
April 4, 1856. 92-tf
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CROCK KERY.

HAVE received my Spring supplies of EART1!hN-
WARE AND LOOKING GLASSES. Country MGR,
chants invited examine my stock. They VIII
time. and save money. by ordering from the
North themselves. W. \. TItL1NtrHASI.
Dealer in China, Glass and Earthenware-
March %. 1856. 9l-6w
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At IIorol College, Robeson county.
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has just received large and varied
assortment of Goods at Floral College. consisting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &C.
Which he offers for sale cheap. Call and examine his
stock. he feels that he give sasfact ton both
in price and quality.
Thankful for tn, liberal patronage heretofore eS-
tended him. lie hopes in future to merit continuance
of the
C.. BLACK
April +. 1856. 92-3m
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State North observation-disclosures County.
Court of Flc,s anil Quarter Sessions-Fe5ru-
arg Term, 1886.
The Petition ohm Smith. Executor of the last will
and testament of William Byrd. deceased vs. Henry
Byrd Noah Mercer and wife Polly. Arnstead Single
tary and wife Emily John Smith and wife Martha
Cardy Allen and wife Sally. Henry Purnel and wife
Frances Betty Byrd. William Byrd, and Meicssa Byrd
that at February Term 1871 of this Court. the last
Will and testament of William Byrd duly admitted
to proba and your petitioner qualified as Executor
thereof He has duly administered sad Estate ac-
cord;ne TO the terms of the wllt,at by order of this
Court he was directed to sell slave belonging to
the Estate Of his testa!or to pay debts. and there
mains in his hands balance proceeds Of said sale.
after the pavement of debts, about eighty dollars Of
nrucin,l and intercst-that the defendants above
named are the children of the esator and entitled to
the alancc the hands of your pctitioncr-that Bet
scv Byrd one of the defendants is nonresident;
therefore it is ordered by the Court that publication
he made in the North Caronan. newspaper pub
lshcd in the town of Fayetteville. y. c., for six
successive weeks for the said Bctsey Byrd to be and
anpcar before the Justices of said Court. to he
holden the county of Robeson. at te Court House
in L,luaberton. on the fourth Monday in May next
1856 then and there show if any she has. why
,,7. praycr of the petitioner shall not he granted
witness SGadr;ci, Howell. Clerk of our said Court
at Office the fourth Monday of February, ~ ID. lsj6
issued 9th April.
e3-6t1 S'D'U HOWELL elk.
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MOORE Sc BROTHER

10 Are receiving a large aad handsome Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY
/ szss - DRY GOODS.
0ussffng OF almost every thing kept in the Dry Goods
/ sSsasssss line. viz
Plain PLAID q Black and Cold Silks; Berages of
every quality aud price; Tissues Organizes Lawns,
Ghailies. Maslin DcIains. and all the latest styles
of Robes; Gin .ia.ns; Jacolet. Mall and Swiss
Muslins; a iinc selection of EnbroiderHSkd
Ix PIC Mic aud Six Gloves: Il large lot of Linen
e Caanbric aatl Silk Hansikercfiefs: Plain
Plaid and Emfr rodered Grape SLawls;
f. Talmas; SILK and Lace Mantes
Bonnet Silks and Ribbons: Para
soils; Ionnets. Flats and Hats
for Misses a large lot of
nIiosferv; Cald ard Black Caters, Walking Shoes.
!. SHOES &C.
\ large Stock of READ1-MADE CLOTHING for
Gentlemen and Youths: Hats, Boots. CATERS and Shoes
And in fact very article usual: kept i'll the Dry
Goods Line. which invite the public to examine.
April ), 1856. 92-tf
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MIR PHILIPPE IIENI4E. Professor of Music at the
Fayetteville Female High School. viii give attention
to Tuning and Repairing Pianos.
In his leisure hours. lie will take two three ad-
yanced pupils who may wish to prepare for teaching
Music such desire lessons in the hi cher attain
mcnts of Piano playing.
April 4th. 1876 At
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REMOVED

have removed my Stock of CLOTHING AND
Fayetteville Hotel Building. the Store formerly
occupied by Messrs Hall Sackctt Hay Street oppo-
site Edwin GloverS Jewelry Store. where may be
found at all times complete Stock of
Suited to the taste of buyers and to the Season.
Gentlemen and Youths will ;wa find goods to sui
from the of the head to the sole of the foot
All of which am determined to sell cheap for cash
or credit of 90 days to puncttal customers. any
other house i'll the city.
Money wanted for old accounts.
The Sprckied Shirt still hand and Coats and
Pants to match.
| M Nnu
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IN order to close oM the remaining
Stock Of Goods n0,r an hand,
We offer them the following terms: Cash buyers
at New York cost; to prompt time buyers at New York
cost with charges added.
We have many desirable GOODS in store. viz
DRY GOODS,
H1RDWaRE BOOTS IND SHOES
Xnts, Gaps anil Bonnets,
IIEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
Merchants and others will find many desirable goods
in Stock. and which can be bought at great Bar
gains We determined to sell out this Spring.
To those who in arrears to would simply
that money and must have it. il will
afford much pleasure to give pts in full to all
who in debt.
HALL & SACkETT.
March 27. gl-tf
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w WESTERN RAILROAD OFFICE,

WESTERN RAILROAD OFFICE, !
April l, 1856.
An instalment of 5 per cent. upon the Capital Stock
of this Company is called for payable the lst day
OF May next; aud also. Monthly calls of per
cent until the lSt day of January 1857. when the
whole will be due.
Bv order of the Board Of Directors.
JND. NJ. ROSE.
Treas'r w. r. II. Co.
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J Az rs * K.EL

IS receiving his SPRING SUPPLY of CHEAP
GOODS. among which
Irish Linens. Lawns and Diapers.
French. Scotch. and Domestic Lawns.
CalicocS- French. En- oli>h and Domestic.
French. Scotch and Domestic (iingiatmS.
Emhrod "a and Plain Grape Shawl$ and Scarfs.
81 to lG-i Bcachcd Shirting and Shecting.
French and Irish Linen Drilling.
Black and Colorcd Silks.
1onnctS and Bonnet Ribbon.
Bol;ing Cloths Nos. ) to 10.
JoScph Rcpku : Cottons.cs
Colored t;ranatlfnc and Earccc.
Linen Cambria lIandkerchicfs. assorted.
Iiav Linens. 81 to IL. cheap
With many other articles. all of which have been
by the Package 1T the lowest rates and will
he offered the lowest prices. by wholesale retail.
for Cash on time to puncual customers.
March 20. 1856.
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Que Half Cask pure French Brandy, just
received and for sale. (SS per sallon.) by
April ith. st W. H. CAit> llii
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GEORGE McDUFFIE.
INSPECTOR OF TIMBER AND LUMBER,

WII.MiNGTDN. y. e.
An business entrusted to him will meet with prompt
attention.
Nov. "a 1879. 6m
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND .SHOES
s SUMNER supply. consisting Of a:'a a
szA~G very large and general assortment of
fA Gents. Ladies', Boys, Misses,
and Chren's Boots. Caters, and Shoes, with large
assortment of Servants Shoes.
ALSO
Trunks; Calf, Goat, Lining, and Binding
Skins; Shoe Thread; Lasts; Pegs, &c.
Which we offer very cheap for CASH, or time to
prompt customers.
s. T. HAWLEY & SON.
March 22 1856. COST.
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EOR SALE,

4 likely NEGRO WOMAN and Child. The
eau be Recommended good cook, washer and
ironcr. and also II trIl>tY servant.
For further information apply at THIS OFFICE.
April +, 1876 Gz-f
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OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAROLINIAN.
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's the end of the year, 3 80
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With the view of extending the circulation and en-
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SPRING GOODS EOR 1886.

SPRTNCr GOODS IOR 1856
We are receiving unusually large Stock of
Spring. AND SUMMER GOODS,
Which VIII sell very Cheap for Cash. on the
iI~tlal time % Wholesale buvcrs exclusively.
Our Stock Mil consist of Il general selection of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
SIX anil .Skrn,r Bonncts
Boots Shoes, fmbreHas,
Rerdy-N Nadc CIothiny,
Dress Irimmings
With great variety of notions.
7-s- Those owing notrs past due earnestly
re. ucStrd to make Immediate payment.
STARR q WILLIAMS.
March p lSJ6. 9Gtf
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Spring Purchases.

The whole will be to hand in IL few days Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
JAS. McPIERSON
One Door west OF Mcssrs Worth & Ctlcy
April 5. 92-4t
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MOLASSES.

10 Hogsheads New Crop MOLASSES.
Also so Boxes Fayetteville Mould CANDLES.
For sal. by
March %, 1856. 9l-f
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SPRING GOODS FOR 1856.

|
B. F.. PEAIsCE
IS NOW OPENING large and well selected Stock OF
| SPRING AND SUMnER GOODS.
| Amoug aehieh n,ay be found for The Ladtes,
| Black and colorcd Silks, Silk Tissues and Ba:egcs.
Cllie~ and iiatiste Brilante>. Printed Lawns Jac"-
act and Organizes Jaconet. Swiss aud Plaid Musiiils
Embroidered Swiss Muslin Edginss and Insertions,
Collars and CnderSlecycs Embroidered Frt5 Corded.
Cactus. Grass Whalcbonc Skirts. Grape. Silk. and
Straw Bonnet~, aud large and handsome assortment
Of French English, and american Prints, Gloves.
| lose &c
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Cloths. Fancy and Black CasSmcres Vesting. White.
Brown and BIull; Linen Drills: Irish Linen; DrpD Etc:
Farmers Satin; Farmers Drill; Moeskin. Panama.
I4e.lforn. and Palm Leaf Hats and large assortment
of i;eady-Madc Clothing &c.. sc
~ ifso--ss !
Boots aud Shoes: Umrcii:.s and Pasasols. Blcachea
aud Brown Srtins aud Sheeting and every variety in
the Yankee Notion line which will be sold at small
advance for CASH. time to punctual customers,
either at Wholesale or Retail.
b. f. PEARCE.
Late Pearce Il Ferguson
Hay Street. Fayetteville, March y, 1856. 9o-tf
IFINI'ED
At Bucket Factory. ?. miles South of Fayetteville,
on the Wilmington Road,
1000 JUMPER LOGS,
from inches diameter to the largest sizes: feet
long. and clear of knot.. for which :, liberal price
will be paid
r'.u u, G. II. NAKErEAcE
j. C. POE,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS. SHOES. AND
Ready--]Lnde CIofAtng.
+, Particular attention paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods and Trimmings
Hay STREET. F-A ETTEVILLE y. C.
November 3D. 1855. If
FOR SALE
TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND nine miles
from Fayetteville. lying directly the Southern
Plank Road. and on each side of Bi" RockiiSh. One
of the best Turentinc sections in the county with
a small corn mill on failing stream and a first
rate situation for Turrcntne Disllery and Store.
A. A. MckETHAN
Fcb'y .. 1858. If
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND EXPECT TO KEEP Up
LARGE STOCK OF GRocERIEs.
WE OFFER
$50 Bags Coffce-Rio La guira and Java,
Il IIhds. Sugars.
80 Mol,<scs
125 Bags Shot.
43 Kegs Powder
20 IIhds. Western Bacon,
$500 Lbs. y. G..
$4,000 Scgars. ted qualities
With every other article in line. All of which
will dispose of low for CASH exchange for pro-
ducc naval stores.
d. & W. McLAUHIN.
June I'd 4S-tf
nsy- just received, few doz genuine East
India CASTOR OIL. (for my retail.) Also Citrate
of Magncsia and Con gress Water.
J. +. FOILkES
April ,. 1856.
a. NJ. anlpbcfl,
AUcTIONEEIs &, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East side of Gillespie street,
FAYETTEVILLE. \. c.
October |. 1858.
BOARDING..
Private and Transient
FRONT STREET. WII.M1SGrON. y. c.
l.. MALLETT.
March !. 1856. Pm
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April 4th 3t W. H. CARVER.
One Half Cask Sicily Madeira Wine for
Cooking. just received and for sale by.
April 4th 3t- W H. CARVER.
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\ CA RID.

DR. HENRY G. ROBINSON Offers his pro feSsionai
services. He will be associated in practice with his
brother, Dr. BENZ. ". Robinson.
March "a, 1856 I'm.
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FOR s \ I. E
At II Z u u G + D Il I G + 5,
For CASH Short Ti.ne,
$50 Carriages, BafGUchcS,

ROCkAWAYsS X HUGGlES Of crery description.
Many Of VII lirh Hnl<aed AMI tie Balance sc'hs g
finished daily: amnng which many and
be9utifaf 81 yle< and oac rorg .tne Car'tnSe. some
OF tlrrn very l:git and all m'f- in the best manner
and Or IT,. 1t III ,tnrials. My facilities for doing
tarftar. work greater than any establishment
soItl ana can afford and ct"rmned to sell work
Of thu Jest qnziHy az low az it can be built for by
any
5-s- Tho-, who Indebted to me will please pay
MP my business requires my outstanding etts to be
collected. y y Mch1lliaN
August % 1855. If
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NOYICE'

NOYI('E
JAMES G.. SMITH will attend to my business in
Fayetteville during my absence. Persons indebted to
III make immediate payment to him. he being
duly authorized to receipt for the
A Z. GIEESI.
3or.i T. 1876 I'm
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J 4 MES c.. d \ Y Is
III aIsssI.E CTOS Y,

By GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite O f. w. Vikings Auction Store,
Faycttcviilc \. Z.
1T. l. 1888.
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a few BbIs. old Bourbon Rye N hisLty.
W. H. CARVE
April 5: 92-3t
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DIR JOIN w. PAGE,

HarclnysviEic, Harnctt County, n. c.
DIR. PAGE is permanently located at Bar
caySvilc. and offers his professional services to the
public. lie viii give strict attention to Obstetrics and
the diseases of women and children.
MArrh ith. I'm
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NEW GOODS.
pnE

NEW GOODS.
j. e. POE
Is receiving the lar4hhand handsomest Stoea
STAPLE AND
E1NCY DRY GOODS
offered in this City, comprising everything usua
kept i'll his line.
Plain Black and Coiored Silks; Beragcs;
Tissues; Lawns; Jaconcts; rariefy
Of Robes; a handsome lot of En-
broidcries; Kid and other
Gloves; Bonnefs;
Ribbons
Grape Shawls; Silk
and Lace MtntcS of every
grade; Hosiery; Ladies' and Misses
CATERS and Shoes.
\ large and splendid Stock of
READX-MADE cLOTHING:
Gents Dress and Soft Hats. Boots, Shoes. sSc.
April /. 92-3t =
1Jfuckerc1 and Salmon
In Kits. Just received and for sale by
April 4th. st W. II. CARVER.
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State of North Car,ina-- ieobeso.a County.
Court of Plc,s nnd Quarter Sessions-Eedru-
nru Term 1856
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JAMES d. MOTT,
DAGUERREAN ARTIST
ISuccesSOr to J. S. Wear.1
ROOMS on Hay street. the Jewelrv store Of
Mcssrs BcaSlcy & Houston where he will be happy to
wait all those who wish to procure
LIKENESS
of themselves friends.
Fayetteville. October 27th If
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FOR SALE
TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. nine miles
from Fayetteville. lying directly on the Southern
Plank Road. and on each side of Big RockfSh One
of the best TurrentInc sections in the county. with
convenient improvements for family residences: with
a small corn mill on never failing stream. and a first
rate situation for Turpcntine Diftilcry Store
\. A. MckETIfAN
Fcb'y O. 1853. If
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TO prevent dogs going mad in August, cut
their heads of in July.
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ALWAYS on HAND AND FOR SALE
CHEAP,
n GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
Together with general assormcng of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Which | Xous to sell or eycfan re for Produce
of any kind usually sold in this Market
W. H. CARVER
Hay Street the Market.
Nov. 10. 1l-tf
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the Subscriber are hereby
notified to forward and settle by the lst Apri,
next they will find their and accounts in thu.
hands of officer for collection He can be found
at the old stand where he formerly done business
X. ID. DAVIS.
CLOCK RE.'AIRING.-The Subscriber repairs
Clocks short notice at his old stand Person street
He will warrant Cieck for twelve months after pas
sing trou gin his hands. Give a trial ant, if salts
faction is not given will make charge
Il. ID. DAVIS
March l. 1856. 3n,.
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Lookhart after Mean Advantage.

Last Saturday Mr. Veatch called upon
Judge LOckhart to make appointments for
public discussion, as usual, at different points
IN the District. I.ockhart said he could not
make any such appointments until after the
25th of August, as he had an arrangement to
canvas the District with John L. Roblason till
that date! In making this arrangement,
Judge Lockhart not only failed in the usual
courtesy between candidates, but he has ex-
hibted very considerable fear as to the result
of the contest. We believe this is the first
time candidate for Congress in this District
was ever compelled to secure the services Of
a speaker Of his own party to canvass the
District with him. Heretofore the candidates
have traversed the District together, thus Sc
curing perfect fainess, and giving the people
an opportunity Of judging the men side by
side, each telling his tale, taking his positions
and attacking his opponents, in the presence
Of the other. Lockhart can now have fair
sweep. He may pile falsity upon falsity
mountain high, and there will be none to con-
tradict, bnt Robinson will sGear to anything
he says. He may lnisrepresent Veach, as he
undoubtedly will: from the word go, and
Veatch will not be there to help himself. We
pronounce this arrangement of Sockhart,s
lcowardly advantage, that deserves the rebuke
of the people. 1t is unprecedented, unfair,
ungenerous, but it is Jim LocAhart all over. If
Robinson wants to speak here let him come
and canvass the District if he pleaaes, from
end to end. But Lockhart owes it in Justice
to his competitor, and he ores it to those sohose
UOtes heis asking, to appear before the people
in company with his opponent, and discuss
with him the questions at issue. If he do not
this, he will be both coward and knaTe if he
make single alluson to Mr.. Yeatch in his
speeches, when he is not there to reply. We
should think this low artful lodging of Lock-
hart's would have the effect to quiet all differ
enees among his opponents, and make them
rally as man to the support of veatch.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-28

OF Mr.. g. H. Cook has our thanks for
large pile of Eastern papers left US Saturday
morning, and NJ. A. Lawrence for papers and
so ne campaign pictures specimens OF which
can be seen by the curious in our sanctum-
These gentlemen have been making an East
ern tour, and bring home news highly fiatter-
ing to the prospects of Fillmore. They say
he is gaining ground everywhere. On every
train of cars where vote was. taken on the
way home, excepting one, there was large
majority for Fillmore. There was enthusiasm
for him everywhere. They noticed marked
difference in the feeling going and coming. A
few weeks ago there appeared but little feel
ing for Fillmore, and the votes taken princi-
pally resulted in favor of his opponents. In
few weeks things have wonderfully changed