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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

KILLED.-On Monday night last, Thomas A.
johnson, member of the night police of Peters
burg. Va, arrested Wyatt Butcher, notorious free
negro. The prisoner seized johnson by the throat
and commenced choking him. when J. drew pis-
toll and shot him through the heart. The negro
fell, saying "you have put ball through me, and
expired in a few moments. The coroner's inquest
acquitted the officer of all blame
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

TENN EssEE.-Major T. w. Turley, (Ameri.
CAM has just been elected Judge OF the 18th Judi
cial Circuit of Tennessee, over Judge Barton
(Democrato to supply the vacancy occasoned by
the death of Major Kinds Majority 500
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CHIOu kIdJVfIsJ u ~
[sEcoED DISPATCH
CINCINNATI. Oct l5.-The returns In this State
indicate Republican gains, though G.. Fl. Pendle-
ton in the 1st and w. L. Grosbeck in the Cd dis
tricts, are both elected to Congress. They are
Democrats, and were elected over A. Teft and j.
A. Gurley, their Republican opponents, by the
running of J. F. Terence and Scott Harrison
Fillmore nominees) in the same districts.
The following is the Republican tickets sup pos
ed to be elected Otis Bowen and Josiah Scott,
Judges Supreme Court; John Waddle, Board of
Public Works; Chris P. Wolcott Attorney Gener-
al. and Anson Smith, Commissioner of Schools.
There are American candidates for Congress
running in the 4th, 9th, 10th, 10Th, 10th and 18th
districts, which may divide the vote to elect
the Democratic candidates. -
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ARRAY in PottsvilIe, Pa.

AHray IN POttsviIIc, Pa.
PoTTsyILLE Pa, October l5-Hon Mr.. Straub,
State Senator elect, was brutally beaten and cut
<by party Of Republicans here, last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

VkIvET yksTs.--We have Iss1 rec sIv-
g Ies q me Fancy Sill vslvet Vests. which
re fesiy oss.sei. Cal and examlne than q IS
-. MERCHANT, WEIsi6ES 4 Goa
III Maiu sereet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

TovorERs.-Thea announcement was made = few
days since in this paper that the Code required the
registration Of all voters ten days before the cleo
tion To relieve the Commissioners of the Reve-
nue. from a good deal of trouble we now state that
this requirement does not relate to the Presidential
election. -
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a WANTED lMnlEDIATELY--
FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN. to serve

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BAkk...CHAK-
TERED BY TIE LEGISLATURE OF vIR.
GINIA.-CAflTAL 100, 600 D0LLAgS.-Monsy 70.
esivs6 deposit in of five dollars and upwards
on whsh interest at the rate of per per
is paid for sums remaining six months longer for
shorter periods interest at the rate of per centu
The whole jsint stock bound for tho deposit.
Deposits received. and certificates issued by the
Cashier. =. B. SrARKE. atthe store of z. B. Spence.
corner Of Main and Governor streets. Richmond Va.
SAN'L 8. COTTRELL, President,
T. B. STARKE Cashier.
oc l4-Sm C.. WALTHALL Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

MUSICAL N = + h G ITO N..-HigbS
1vl fsttersd by the patronage bestowed upon ms
during the pest session, by the public teacher Of
tho Piano Forte, take pleasure in offering for tho
ensuing session. my services In this branch of nesi
instruction.
intend, moreover, for the benefit OF such stu.
dents, a. may wish to became acquainted with the
rules for Musical competition, tthor.ugh Bass, Tho.
DRY or Harmony to teach the principal features Of
this science, in easy and csmprehsnslble manner,
during regular course, in schools and private saHes
we'll sisgly.
l viii also undertake any kind of arrangements for
Vocal, Orchestral and other instrumental Music.
In consideration Of the very fsttsdog and salts
factory manner, in which the members of the Rich.
mond Instrumental Musical Club, have mentioned
me ~ their conductor, l feel itsy duty to sup
port tn. efforts Of thsse gsatiemen to sncour-
age Musical Amateurs different Orchestral instrr
msnss to unite with the Club. ALSO, to indsee 9TH
to take lessons those instiumerts and thus to
contribute ell in their power to the future prosperity
of that fourishins institution. There are . great
many excellent German musicians residing In this
city who would be glad impart the m est thorough
nstruetion to those who may desire their sssstanss
Applications may be left ct Mr. P. II. Tayiors Ma
sic Store Governor street, ct my residence on
90 IA -.6t v. BUSCH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

. NOTICE,--The members Of ShockOa
w Hill Diyision, No. 81 Sons Of Tempsrance,
on Foushee street between Grace and Broad Streets
on THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th, ct CT O'clock
precisely, in order to unite with Springfield and
Hutchinson Divisions in procession and proceed
thence to Grace Street Baptist Church, whore pub
lie Temperance meeting will be held.
Msmbers of all the other Sister Divisions in this
city are invited to unite with this OCCASION
The public also are respectfully invited.
90 i5-2t< PETERFIELD TRENT, r. g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

- LADIEs' THICK SOLE WALK
ING SHOES.-We have on hand SPLEEN
did assortment of ladies' Thick Sole Goat
and Morocco Boots do do. Buskins; Plain, Tipped
and Foxed CATERS all colors. Call early and get
your supply. MARCUS HARRIS,
&C 16 18S Broad ct.
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Ohio Election.
[sEcoED DISPATCH

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. l5.-This city gives Dem
ocratc majority of 400. Sandusky county gives a
"Union" majority of r.
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,1HE DAILY DISPATCH.
TsS scbesl Or Athens.


u II rhS schesi Or Athcss.
souae months since we tniofmeo oul
IN, 81. ARM Of the University had, through
NJ wuIIsx A. PRATT. purchased copy :.
p.e..ns,, famous picture Of the "ecno0. "
.a,s.a.s Ths picture has arrived IN TINS eny'
"a I'll, % a short time be placed In the on'.s'
80. was exhibited by Mr. PRATT N Lonoons
..h.,. the cncomiums Of the best efnsc w.
....ed upon t. n Bale, distinguished rA1'''Hn
.r,iss. who was employed by the French uo, 81 ~
,,,sn, :. the suggestion Of NJ THEIRS, TO copy inc
rress works Of Rafass, Is the painter Oh sn's PIC.
tnre pronounced by distinguished artists WING
have seen the original to be . fac san'e hohAc.
yrpspr. one OF the most celebrated OF French
.,,,.ts declares tina. he was struck with the iden
t,tv ~ the copy with the original and felictates
The nrofessiou to which he belongs that such
cauv il In existence, In the event of the destruc-
ton Of the great original
Judge MASON, our Minister to France, after see
ing the picture, says: am proud that SO mag.
nifceut work Of art is to be permanently placed
In the Ro.unda of the great Virginia University.
In whose prosperity will never case to feel the
nveiiest interest. 1t 10 copy Of the great work
of q great master, and win rebound to the honor
no. only of Rafaelle but of the less known artist
who has displayed rare ability in it's execution. -
We are glad that an opportunity is to be afforded
TO our citizens to see tn beautiful copy of world
renowned painting beforeit is taken away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

NlOAH NAAAHH ~ co.,
L WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLoTHIERS, No 81 Main st.
Branch of the Baltimore House. )-Most respectfully
ask the attention Of the citxens of Richmond and It,
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
ssn cos, ana q sss
bied to offer unusual induce to customers who
are most respectfully solicited to give call be-
fore purchasing. oc H-ly
Breasts, an sxcsleat article for nursing children;
Atmospheric Breast Cups; Dr.. Nesdhsm's Nursins
Nppls Shields; Gam Elastic Tubes or Moath Pieces,
for fitting over Nursing bottles for infss.s spstooas
for sick persons; Eye Glasses, for bathias !nhamed
eyes; Nnrsins and Bleeding Bowls Iodine .Ed Gnio,
reform Inhaiers, and general assortment OF MedcA
wares and App''''s'' n sss 81: Z BAKERS
New Arothscsry Store,
90 l5-lw 1856 N w. cor Main aod 10Th sts
VsOaLkTIk AHTICLEss UOsMnTlIGs;
and EaS.es
Lnsln,s soaps and Perfume bsE; ssaniass AT g,
a m: ss p a. ss a ss
Shavins and other Brushes Dog Grass Brssfes for
Velvet and Cloth; Phsoa's and 6owlands Lot'cn for
" .:s wsoss s Re-
made ard Toilette VIns1als Tvssssn; foskes Combs
nsi.s q srsat vslissy; smsiIiss Bassiss Roaas
Finds Theatre; vinaiefe Do Rorse; Mssa Fan; Car
mine, Blanc ds fellsa a.: rss s.as :.
Nav Apothseary Store.
% I5-iw lss, N. w. cor. Main aad 10th -
NV GOODs
Rich Printed De LANES
Printed French Msriaos
striped. Colorsd ard Black Siiks
6ilk Robes
]. !. fAaklE s y, 4 g. CO. co,
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PoIitical Excitement.

WAsHIHGToN, October l5.-Tae greatest politi
cal excitement prevailed here last night and to
day. Bulletins of the Ohio and Pennsylvania cleo
ton have been published every half hour to day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

- FOR RENT..A large and excellent
IN ROOM, under the Metropolitan Hall, suitable
~ for holding public meetings, &c. Apply to
JOHN. r. COOK,
oc I6-ts Agent for Ro A. Mayo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

I,lLDEN'S EXTRACTS; Herring's pre- .
i parations; select Powders; pure Chemicals, and
fresh medicines, always kept for prescription pun.
poses.
$. P. SEMPLE, Chemist and Pharmaceutist
oc Is 202 MAR A.
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lew AND IL = g A n Do1- G-...
~, Cloth, Brush aud Plush Hat Brush combinsa@.
Ai'o' oos dras' Brushes of different styles.
..1e 8. P. SEMPLE.
zoe Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

g ID. DEMON has for sale 600 Ennm.
-. elled Crates, Tenders and Summer Pieces, en-
bracing Square Topped. Circle and Elliptic Patterns
These Crates of my own Manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices Orders FROM town and
country promptly attended to. Tbs Virginia Mocha
MICS Institute awarded silver medal the high hast
premium, to SAMUEL D. DENooN for the best speci-
mems of Crates and Tenders. Also for sale, large
stock of Bells, Brass Brick Moulss &c. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry. No. 225 Main street. between
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-16

WANTED-Thirty TRACK La YERs. Il
w work 40 miles from Richmond, ON the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. AppI,
to WIN. N. BBAGG,
~ Q---ta a..
The southerner., 1856-08-02
Campdiga Closed.
lrmncss in thesmase.

The Standard says: Gov. Bragg arriv-
ed here on Sunday evening last, from
Charlotte, and left on Monday morning
to meet Mr.. Gilmer at Mocksville, Da.
vie, on yesterday, Tuesday. LIE was
in excellent health and spirits.
We learn that Mr.. Gilmer has made
another list of appointments, common
cling at Mocksville and ending at JEFF
ferson, Ashe, on the day of the election
Gov. Bragg, we are authorized to state,
will be with bim Gtall these appoint
ments. There are many other places
which he would like,to visit; but the
course ofhis competitor, in making all
the appointments to suit himself, pre-
vents him from doing so.
The southerner., 1856-08-02

70 lament when II is TOO latcg Thoisandss
:, VINO die prematurelyy, might have been GU
red by Hampton's Vegetable T"stafs. Why
60 languishing and dropping, deosisated
and broke down, life burden, with oe-
sire TO avoid your best friends? r.
Have You q cough settled on your lungs
o dry hacking cough, the CLASSY. eye tee
hectic hushz on the cheek, pain in the breast
and side, night sweats, with all the fearful
symptoms Of Consumption? Or have you
Asthma, already sitting you with. dreadful
anguish of suffoeation; acting up through
the long cold night, while the sweat runs
from every pore from the nightly effort OF
respiration? We say, don't delay, but try
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, the great
Restorer and Invigorator. It has shown
itself most powerfully curatives of nery Gus
diseases in their various forms, giving new
life and vigor, restoring the shattered con-
stitution, and thus infusing hope in place OF
despondency. By its mild, pleasant and
safe action on the stomach, liver, kidneys,
II ungs and nervous system, it cures Dyspep-
sia, Liver Complaints, Diseases of the Uri-
nary Organs, Coughs, Asthma, Bronchial
Affections, Consumption, Scrofu1a, St. vi
tus' Dance, Kings Evil, Worms, RLeuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Gout, Fits, Fistula, Piles,
with diseases arising from impure blood.
For sale in Tarboro' by Geo. 'Horard.
The southerner., 1856-08-02
Application

WILL be made to the next General
Assembly to authorize the Commission
ers Of the Town Of Tarboro' to sell a
row of Lots, suitable for Warehouses
spacious enough for the deposit of Ag-
ricultural Implements and Produce,
upon the street parallel with Tar River
and between the River Bridge and Flat
Landing. ALSO, the sale of the Land
lying upon Hendricks Creek, opposite
the square on which the new Baptist
church stands.
BY this: dollars will be put into the
Town Trcasury-also, more facilities
offered tethe interest of the Farmers in
this vicinity and Mechanics.
Aug. |, 1856. Il Citizen.
The southerner., 1856-08-02
Great Excitement at Ruk.port.

NV ~~'~N''S'SS'te ~ w. "P"s.
The Gloucester (Mass.) Telegraph,
says: We learn from Rock port that d
gr>at excitement prevailed there ycster-
lay. For some time past intemperan &c
has been greatly on the increase, and
during the present season quite mum
Der Of places have been opened where
Intoxicating liquors could be procured
without stint. Fiuding the evil in
creHsing, the ladies Of that unusually
quiet village have taken the matter into
their own hands. @"
Ycstesday morning delegation of
about seventy-dve, headed by an Amer
lean flag, carried by stout sailor para
ded through the streets, apd proceeding
from place to place destroyed all the
liquor they could lay their hands on.
Dcmjohns aud decanters were smashed,
and barrels of rum, gin and brandy
we're rolled into the streets and their
heads knocked IN. Whenever any of the
"critter' was found, loud shouts would
resound from the assembled ladies.
The southerner., 1856-08-02
THE SOUTHERNER.

six thousand one hundred and thirty
one Dollars. Why then should nostne
citizens have specie eurrency!~The~
reason is, that bank Stockholders would
make but very little by a specie acirenlaaa
tion, and it torments them when they
cannot pocket large part Of the pro-
'ceeds of the labor of the producing elas-
ses.. And | regret to have it to say
that not few ia North Carolina, who
profess to be Democrats and who are
Bank stoekheldcrs pretend TO say chat
the banking system is so 'interwoven
with society, thatit would be next to
impossible to arrest its progress. l
say, away with such Democracy It is
nearly the very language used by ythe
Tories in sl776-said they, our welfare
is SO interviewer with the mother coun-
try that We cannot throw off the British
yoke. But what did the result prove!
and SO it would be by the Banks, if the
producing classes will it, and common
prudence dictates that now is the time
to have large specie circulation, while
gold is flowing in and place the curren-
cy on solid foundations. And it does
seem to me that no one but aJew, with
his satanic majestyto help him, could ever
have eoncocted SO complete system Of
piunder as is the present banking system
And if not arrested, it will certainly
sap the foundation of your civil and re-
ligious liberties; because they 60 hand
in hand together, and in every nation
where there is privileged class enjoy
ing exclusive privileges by law there
is also religion established by law;
the one to rob labor of its just reward
the other to preach loyalty to the peo-
pie. We have now in our midst a
privileged class, enjoying exclusive
privileges by law; and SO far as princi-
Pile is concerned, am not able to dis
Germ the difference between such class
and the Aristocracics of Europe. And
/ hope this expose ofthe iniquity of
the banking system will draw out some
sound Dc,nocra who is able to do that
justice to the subject that its importance
demands. Aad now, fellow citizens, I
submit the subject for your considera-
ton, co uMON SENSE.
The southerner., 1856-08-02
TAXES! TAXES TAXES
To the Farmers, Mechanics, and Labor
ing Men of North Carolina.

II n
To the Farmers, Mechanics, and Labor
ing Hen Of North Carolina.
Mr.. EIitor: l wish to call the atten.
ton of the Farmers, Mechanics, labor
ing mea, and the Producing classes gen
orally, in North Carolina, to subject
in which their vital interest is CONCERN
ed and their most sacred rights are in
volved. After making few prehni-
nary remarks, | will present the sab
jcct for their consideration. -
The trainers of the Constitution of
the United States, and of North Caroli-
III, having thrown off the oppressive
yoke of an ihsolcnt Aristccracy, an1
vel Knowing that there was and would
coRtisue to be men of the same opprez-
sive spirit, who would ever be devisine
plans by which to rob labor Of its just
reward, and appropriate its proceeds to
their own exclusive benefit, the trainers
of those sacred instruments placed
guards and restrictions in them to pro-
tect the producing classes against the
insatiate avarice OF that class of men;
and the letter aud spirit of the Consti-
tuition is just and equal protection to
all, exclusive privileges to none; and
that taxes on persons and property of
every kind should be just and cqaal, as
near as possible But these PROVISIONS
in the Federal and State stitutions,
have been too often disregarded by
Congress and by the General Assembly
OF this State; but be you assured, that
our safety lies in strict adherence to
those sacred instruments, and it becomes
US to retraee our steps and repair as
soon as practicable the violence done to
those sacred instruments. . ...a
Fellow citizens, you will have to look
to yourselves if you would have your
rights defended against bank paper
0ngarchy; because with many po!iti-
clans the rights of the producing class
es are quite u secondary consideration,
but the interest OF privileged class is
OF paramount Importance. 1t therefore
becomes US to know of those who come
before us for our votes, what are their
principles and what will be their course
of action on chartering Banks and In
ternal Improvement by the State, which
if pt rsisted in will involve the State ir
debt which it viii require heavy taxa
ton for many years to pay.
Tue subject which l desire to cal
your attention. to, is the Banking system
8 of North Carolina, as carried out il
: practice. And to do this ! will say tn
The southerner., 1856-08-02
The S0uthernor.
To 0rrespondents.

"A Friend" at Sparta, is Informed,
that the person mentioned by him in his
late communication, has proffered to
pay US $50, for the discovery OF the in
dividual who "took such unwamantable
liberties with his name" If our
HErienf will como forward aud Hface
the music, we will give him S25 out of
the $50, SO soon as We get it.
The southerner., 1856-08-02
Look at This

THE undersigned offers for s,h T.
Residence and Tract of Land a..
Louisburg, Franklin county rs' NJ
house, not more than ] of a milo g..
the Court House, is situated on ho'u 4
tIfu' eminence, commanding fine ,;;..,
OF the town on one side and the ,l.n.
ton oa the other.
The Tract CONTAINS about 400 4o,..
a good deal of it is rich bottom T.!
on Tar river, that has been thorou.hls
dykcd and drained, over 1000 wards of
understanding having been reeen,ls
laid. ,a-+-
The resources for composing, sueb
as muck and buck eye land, are jDer.
haustibie.
Twenty acres in permanent meadow
from which may be cut annually
large amount of hay. Also, a SDe
young Orchard of apples, peaches, nee.
tarnes, apricots, plums, cherries, &c.
loulshurg has been and still con.
tnues to improve very rapidly-distiu.
gulshed for her fine schools she bias ROW
IN course of erection a large Female
College, no, more than mile from the
premises. AS regards schools, society,
and health, there are but few villages
in the State her equal.
The whole of this Tract is offered
for sale, or portion, 100 or $50 acre,
adjoining the corporate limits of town.
Terms made to suit purchaser.
.eks .-g, Il. G. .Iones
Louisburg, Goth June. Pm
The southerner., 1856-08-02
The Drof.ahf.

The forward corn crops in this vieini-
ty on light lands are ruined: and vege-
tation generally suffering awfuily from
the protracted drought. The Raleigh
Standard remarks:
The Richmond Whig,- speaking Oh
the crops in Virginia, says: ga general
alarm, from the mountains to the sea
.hoara, is felt for the corn crop. Til.
rains have been partial aud limited ii
quantity, the chinch-bug universal, anc
like the sand of the sea shore for mum
bers. Many corn fields are entirely de
strOyed by them already, aud other
can only be. sa.sd BY timely and cop
The southerner., 1856-08-02
Steam .21u MN Burnt.

On Thursday night of last week, the
steam saw mill of Mr.. j. l.. Kitchen,
about nine miles from this place, acci.
dentaHy caught FIRE, and was partially
consumed, together with large quanti-
ty of lumber. Loss estimated at about
$4,000. The fire originated in pile
of slabs. Mr.. Kitchen expects to get
his mill in order again for W ork in four
or FIVE weeks.
The southerner., 1856-08-02
Candidates.

We are authorised to announce COL
Henry r. Cyork as candidate for re.
election as Senator FROM this county in
the next General Assembly. >.
We are authorised to announce
Robert R. Br"lyers, Esq. as a candi-
date to represent this countytin the
House Of Commons Of the.next General
Assembly.
a~We are authorised to announce
Jno. s. Do"cy, Esq. as candidate to
represent this county in the House Of
Commons ef the next Geaeral Assem- bly,.
We arc authorised to announce James
f. Jenkins as a candidate for reelection
as Sheriff Of this county.
We are authorised to. announce Red
din s Petpoy as candidate for the
cffice of Sheriff of this county.
The southerner., 1856-08-02
McSsrs. Brooks and KetH.

On Monday last, Messrs. Brooks and
Keitt were unanimously reelected to
Congress from their respective Districts
in South Carolina. The vote was a
very large one.
The southerner., 1856-08-02
TO TILE POLLS!

Tue Election takes place on Thursday
next. ,hepe there will be general
attendance, for although we may rea-
sonably anticipate aglorious triumph,
we should not let it be in any manner
diminished by an exhibition of luke
warmncss in thesoaase.
The southerner., 1856-08-02

Gus rains. This Is true, to- oonslder-
able extent, as to = North'carollna'
Rain is greatly needed in some sections
and we hear of the ravages ofthe chinch-
bug, in many instances entirety de-
stroying the corn. Corn is selling here
at So 25 per barrel Ian indicatioa that
the farmers about here fear a. short
crop. -.
The southerner., 1856-08-02

Later news trom Europc.~

Later ne~s from, Europc.~ ..~> g.,
The steamer Arabia brings Liverpool
dates to 18th ult. 'a.
Cotton was dull Breadstuffs a shade
higher-Money easier.
A revolution was raging throughout
Spain. The fighting in Madrid contin-
ued ten days.
The southerner., 1856-08-02
Town Property pc,
FOR SALE.


N. w. Martin. Bro. & 90.
Have now on hand, and are receiving
80 hhds prime Shoulders and Sides,
100 bbls No. 3 Mackerel, medium size,
$50 bags Laquira, Rio, 4 Java Coffee,
800 bb!s coffee, crushed, & pulv. Sugar,
Is hhds n. o. and Cuba do.
$50 boxes sperm, .adamantine and tall
~-~ low candles:
500 kegs Nails of approved brands,
600 sacks Salt, "MarshalPs" brand,
100 bbls Molasses, in good order,
26 boxes Torres and Hudsot,'s Snuff,
20 /" r. Starts and 10 half bbls
bladder do. s#lt s.>. .rs.f ...
400 reatns wrapping Paper.
All Of which they offer for sale at the
lowest market rates,
Petersburg, July %, 1856.
The southerner., 1856-08-02
For THE SoUrHERNER.
QUERY.

1 shany of the politicians or the
legal profession Of North Carol ina to
inform me, if they can, what part of the
Constitution. of athis State authorises
the General Assembly to barter away
the proceeds of the labor of the produ-
cling classes to bank paper Aristocra-
cy? e- COMMON SENSE.