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new Posr Orr1crs.-The following onsv Ped
Offices have been established in North Carolina .laE
Bakers Greek, Bladen county J. nlesesnA
Niohih, Macon county: A. W. Coleman, p. n
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Rhode Isldnd 4mersc0n Stale C0ncents0n. =
PRovDENcE, R. L, March 1.-THE American
State Convention has nominated the present inclms
bents for States officers. The Convention passed
strong resolutions concerning the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, Compromise and the general course of the
administration towards Kansas e. ~ go. ~.
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THE RING OF THE TIN LANrERS.-The Boston Post
whose Editor is truer to the constitutional rights
of the South than those Southern K Ms who sub
mitted at Philadelphia to the striking out of the
twelfth section-says: "The very first newspaper
with the names of Fillmore and Donclson at
the head of its columns the Charlestown, Mass,
advertiser" "The latter name," it says, "has
the solid ring and memory of Old Hickory" Well,
it has, as far as ANDREW JAcKsoN-but when you
come to add the Donelson, the ring is that of tin
lantern-sng!e tin at that-and pricked full of holes
with an opening Mt the top to let off the smoke Of
the grease candle inside"
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New HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoN.-The people of New
Hampshire voted on Monday last for Governor, menu
bers of the Legislature, &c. The candidates for
Governor were, Ichabcd Goodwin, Whig-John S.
Wells. Democrat-and Ralph Metcalf the present
incumbent, X. N. Metcars plurality last year was
5,727 votes One hundred and eighty towns have
been heard from with the following result Wells
2S,56O-Mctcalf 90, 341-Godwin and scattering q
293 The House stands 1l6 Democrats to 142 op-
position. Result doubtful.
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Dr. HAwKs-A history Of Commodore Pery's
discoveries experiences and doings in japan, is be-
ing prepared by the Rev. Dr. Hawks, of New York.
It will be comprised in four volumes the price be-
ing fixed At twenty dollars They will be profusely
illustrated. DIR. Hawks is also busiiy engeged just
now on his history Of North Carolina
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81, ssf ssss!a e 81 \ "a - an
Vas ny 4a1a shieha naved g Hails
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y at nafies had held thrcs
abosndfss sensralinpfess is ,however that
negotiations are peace se'
Ins Mayot o. ;London gave q banquet TO Mr. Ba
ehapah but hsatter. Was 70 dine With
the CaeeH; and go could not attehd.s.s i q9,& ,;,
r-No tidiags Of the Pacific "A despatch tor Brown
shipley Co, agentsof The Collins line 1t Liver
pool dated Glasgow, February 9TH says that 3the
steamer Edinburg, from New York, passed on Feb;
7th, large quantities of broken ice-saw' on it bro
ken cabinet furniture five ornamental doors, with
white handles, ladies work box, and other articles
common in first class steamers. 80 ~ !;
Cotton quiet and unchanged. Breadstuffs consd-
esably declined, and dull Naval stores quiet.
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=: :" l'S,v5 - s'.DI D ie.aS, saSsy,'iI,
on the 4th iist his residence Greenwood Jaeksosy
Florida Jose phi r. Hunter ESQ., late Of RalsiRh CT NJ
died as he had lived, in Christ blessed who
die in the Lore" ll, cats ..;.:s:I
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w We shall conclude the Comptroller's Report
in our next issue. Na4S2 =
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FOR SALE. - @.a 70. - - .,ia -, !.
Residence and Valuable
Grounds i'm Raleigli: 5a'-Es %

FOR SALE. 1870. :. ~ - .,ia :.
A Beautiful Residence and Valuable,
Grounds i'm Raleigh. 'l?'rrs .,
VuNHE SUBSCRIBER, INTENDING TO LEAVE THE,
grounds fronting 40 feet South street
east Of the grounds Of the Executive Mansion
After reservng all the front South street BY depth
Of 545 feet now occupied by the gardens and ohsr
might be extended. dividing the ground
laid out into eligible sites for building its! 81
Raleigh, March 3D. 1856. AZ t3o e,a.sss--rlx.y1
DEMocRsATIc c0NyENT13N IN d s q a
mocrats Of Franklin County will hold j. CSSyentio1 jn
Louisburg, Tuesday Of April Superior Sr
' aas purpose Of nominating y mo- s'''
March Is. 1856 -. -. :. :s:. -
TOH.I-NOOR.-THEs MISUNDERSTANDING
TS.s s @ ,9sd ss.R
duced price-apd our customers Yhe admired hpfesp
not afford to chew it will please I fssc sIrfis
March ID, 1856. III. 81 .sl s,sss
II EVILS PURE LEADttAEL LARGE RyPfIxd
~ Lewis Pure Lead just recsiyea eye ~ ssis ~ 20 Z
March - 1856 lR ss .,.I Z iie n $50
nEMoCRATIc MEE7aNci laE.aWAk al E Enc
be held in Raleigh on Monday next AsfcA oePereers
Court >; FILL fol! attendance i essss rsaasss
= =. 80. u; :. ..id
IMPORTANT SALE OF
u undersigned, Commssi6 by' AnS &c.
at February Term, 1856, will sell for PARTITION
auction before the Court Hbssdoef n the City q ~.
eigh, Monday Of Wake SUPERIOR Court eSns.
March next, FIVE a1oag Nhsga
Terms made known on tAyA If bSie?u sA
/ IA. s1StiF III CELL T:ic00xn nATE
49, 1856. Is ~ sfa, ss;ieit 10 sas a9QiA9x
nEMOCRATIC ,MEETIEet iNbs ID
Notice il hereby sn that o. o. g
Tuesday Of Nsrch Seaeror Cc9tss fpH esIeeb2eg.
Mounting decree to attend STAR - AaDb
IN Rsleieh.on Wednesday the 10th AJeil5HeUH l1bsS
nate cSndidate for Governor and other puEu u
T.s On 1855. e9-H
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.MARR5iED,

u .y.3:.. MARRIED.. ~.
this county on the 5th inst by StepAsa GtephenS
Esq. M. Samuel Rowland to Mics fabea H. Speight
as the resde0se Of Col. NJ B. Seymour, IN AsckfspbsHt
county, ts % the 5th inst by the Rex: DE-. NcMulli
II. r. Seymour. - "a - ,tss*zSSf
- Register and Asheboraagh Bulletin peAAe poaY,
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MANTEO MILLS. n.
IUyFIIS VALUABLE PROPERTY is NOW OFFERED

Raleigh, March ID. 1856,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

rGy- The Border Ruffians are shooting
all the Germans they can get sight at In
Kansas, because the Germa rs are in favor
Of Michigan Erpositor.
Such are the low and desplcable means
resorted 10 in the Eastern States 10 preju
dice the foreign population against the
nominees Of the Democratic party. Al
though there are many Germans in Kan
sas. we have set to learn of the first one
who has been harmed IN the least, BY tie
the Is Border Ruffians.'' They are here,
as in the States a peaceable, law-abiding
people, and are not only willing TO submit,
to tie laws. but actually have assisted in
enforcing them. II supporting the law
and order party in Kansas favors free
donl,'' then car all the Germans be placed
on that list.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
Death of VIM. Taber, Jr.

This talented and accomplished gentle
mari-who was juuior editor of the Charles
ton 6. c. MeIcury-fei at the third fire
IL q duel with Edward Aagra,h. Esq,
originating out Of a communication in the
above paper. reaecting upon the character
of Judge Magra.h. a brother of the clial-
lenging party. Dir. Taber vas pre-enp-
torily challenged without the author of the
offensive article being demanded IA cir-
cumstance that placed him under no obli-
cations TO accept the challenge. Too
high minded, however. TO deny satisfaction
10 one Imagining himself aggriexed, be
promptly accepted. and fell IA victim 10 his
chivairous principles and sensitive regard
for honor.
From Tie terns in which we have heard
the deceased spoken of, and the many
able, sound and finished articles We have
seen rom bis pen, we cannot but express
our sympathy with South Carolina at The
loss oi 50 noble a son. Indeed the entire
South has cause TO mourn when SO bril-
liant star thus untineiy disappears from
her horizon.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
@ When YOU write for the newspa


ES When you write for The newspa-
pers. always be sure and write SO that no.
body can read it. BY 50 toing you viii
secure two advantages. ne is that The
comTostor, not being able 10 read your
production, will guess what you should
have written, and il he happen. TO make
an egregious blunder. you can scold al
him for tlockhead. Another Ia. that il
he happens to improve your composition,
an event not very improbable, you tan
claim all the credit OF ii yourself. Many
n Congressman is INDEBTED for his repu,a-
ton to the reporter and tie printer, who
knows more than he does about spelling,
writing, and punctuation.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
R.G.g.S.gs EEECTEOT.
We have met the Enemy and they are
Ours
The entire Pro-S.aveFy Ticket
Esefed "a AtcEatsom County
by large Majority.

We chronicle the following result q tn.
election in this county with the greatest
delight. The Abolitioiisis used every sx-
ertion in their power TO defeat one or more
of our candidates, but their excitions have
proved frui,less. There was not the least
disturbance at the polls. and all were ale
lowed to vote their sentiments. We have
gained victory over our enemies without
the assistance Of the Missourians. and no
one can tru.hfully charge that Missouri
an voted in this county. We believe that
every free-soiler in the county turned ont
and supported their candidates. Below
will be found the returns.
FOR DELEGATE TO. CONGRESS.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
FOR DELEG ATE TO CONGRESS.
FoR REPRESENTATIVES,.
aid Reanired.

We are pleased to learn that Ohm Ram
dolrls, Esq, proposes TO make short tour
of the Southern States in order 10 raise
funds for the benefit Of the privates in
Capt. Roberi<on's company WHO have suf-
fered in the late war. Mr.. Randolph was
first Lieutenant Of the company, and in
the two battles at Hickory Point held the
post Of honor and danger for six consecu-
tive hours, proving himself possessed Of
daring and reckless bravery. We cannot
permit him to depart on Lis pilgrimage
without saying word to the Southern
public in behalf of hims If and gallant
comrades.
The Atchison Guards. commanded by
Captain John Robertson, consisted OF ,wen-
ty,iiyc or twentysix young men in the
town OF Atchison, ncst of whom had re-
Gently emigrated 10 Kansas from the South.
ern States, to assist their friends in the
contest with tie abolltionists. They
fought for principle alone, and without tie
pros CT of reward. since no member OF
the company owned a single slave. In
consequence of their untiring devotion to
the ntere St Of tn, Seu:h they have been
psesi nted fio.is making Gse-s!ighfest prep
aration for the ensuing Winter. and several
Of their members wlo are now SUFFERING
! from wounds which will main them fol
life. are without the means OF procuring tie
comforts their piiiablc condition renders ne.
ecssafy, relying for them upcn the charity
Of small and isolated community. Tn,
less their wants sre relieved by our friend:
in tic slave Stiles they must suffer Sc.
yerely during the afproac. ing winter.
Lieut.. Randolph has been citizen 0
Our town nearly two years. aai wc cord.
ally endorse, him as an upright, Honest anc
bEaue man who has himself suffered ga
xerely from the disordered state of af:a in
III Kansas. He asks nothing for himself
but requests assistance in tehaif OF til,
men who followed him to victory in tire,
| Of the most daring fights on record.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

An IscEsDIARy SnEEr.-The satur-
day Eveni.g Post pretended literary
journal, published in Philadelphia. and
enjoying an extensive circulation ia the
South. is insiduously attempting 10 prono-
gate Abolition doctrines and TO aid the
cause OF Black Repablicanism generally.
Il teens with one.siled statements in re-
gard 10 Kansas, designed TO bring the
Southern settlers and their cause into dis
repu,e and is engaged in republishing
Mrs. Stoves new A BOLTON novel. We
would warn onr citizens against this vile
sheet. lis circulation in the South must
be suppressed
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
s The oId-Iine Wigs Of Bait;nor,

s The oId-line Wings Of Baltimore,
in an address TO their brethren Of the [ NJ
ted Stases, invite national convention
on the 10Th inst. They say
The -nion is atraining Ler fastening
aud calls upon all patriotic citizens TO
come 10 her rescue-lo !hrow aside parti-
zsn bias and political ties, and to stand
firm in the support Of Tat candidate whose
answering nationality can enable Lin to
bid tire waves OF faction cease. and TO lar
monize the political elements that have,
by mal-adninislraiion, kcen laslicd into a
fury that threatens wreck and dissolution. =
That's sound talk. Show US cand-
date of mere answering nationality
than James Buchanan? Now is the day
to throw aside all partizan bias and move
on in solid column 10 bic ssuprort.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

eJ- As Young man WAS returning 20
his home at u late hour The otl.er night. in
Cincinnati, lie observ. young wcmaa
plunge into the canal. He immediately
followed her. and after diving several
times, caught her dress and carried her
ashore. 1t was a long time before she re-
covered her breath, but when she lad sGf-
ficent!y. lie found l:er intention TO commit
suicide was caused hy Disappointed love
She was music teacher; gentleman
tad tees paying lis addresses to her FOR
long time. and Lad given her rrason totc-
lierc that he intended marriage, Iut ti:at
evening she had heard that. he was 10 be
welded TO anolhcr. Hence. weary OF
breath, and rasllly ilnpor;unaie. she rI,ing-
ed ints the dark flowing river
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

c@ Signor Bertole,te Las On exhibi-
,ioq in Albany, about 100 Italian Fleas
which dance the polka, play on musical IN
strim.nts, draw carriages, wcrk at Cali
fo.nia hggins. fsl., a duel sword in hand
draw water from well, tell fortunes, anG
co variety of feats too numerous 10 K.
deserted; all dressed, karnessed, and in-
s;ructed according TO their tasks. The
FIeas are all secured TO their re respeciive
positions, and perform at tie bidding OF
the S:glor. Atnight ti:ey are released;
,key are led from Ike Signor's tlood, by
allowing them to perch upon his hand
and suck their fill. They are t en- placed
il their different apartments, all numbered
Ike we'll regu' ated hotel.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

TEXAS LEcIsIAruRE-BIAcE RrFUB-
LIcAsIsM-Mr. Bryan. on tie 3lst OF
July. introduced in the House joint res
oluion. Which requires the Governor 10
convene special Legislature on or be-
fore the first of January, 1857, should the
an,i-sIavery candidate for the Presidency
be elected; and further, that Ike Governor
forward copy Of these resolutions TO the
Governor Of eacli siareholGing state. The
resolution WAS referred to the Committee
on State affairs.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

LARGE TURTLE.--We noticed an im-
mense turtle al the American Express Of
flee yesterday for the St. Nicholas saloon
1t WAS labelled "A Border Rufian.'-
DeBtccrGf.
Where are the Kansas soiun,eers -
Did they leave town on hearing of bis ar
rivals They might fight him more suc-
cessfully than they did the hoys at Lex
inglon.-C Chicago Dem ocrafic Bugie.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
The Election.

Without an exception, the next Leg
isIature will be composed of pro-slav-
cry members. In t!lis county only was
there any opposition, save few scattering
votes, deposited doubtless by some free
soilers VINO had ali oyer-strong penchant
for exercising the franchise privilege. Ev-
erytliing passed off quietly. tie abolition
ISIS looking on with sullenness and cha
grin, evidently exhibiting uninistaleable
symptoms of discontinue.
What new ruse there is in TIE aholi-
tionists thus giving up eyerything, even to
the election of 4 Delegate, without slrug-
gle, has not yet developed itself; but that
there is something sub rosa we have not a
doubt. Gen. Whiifeld's yo;e was large
one and wiI!fairly sttlie bona .jids strength
OF the rrc-savcry Earty, for not an illegal
vote was ca st IN tie Territory, that we have
heard Of. Whether the oath-brpaking mem-
bers of Congress will again refuse him
n seat, remains 10 be determined. Deep
indeed must tie their moral turp:lude,
they thus openly violate their official oaths.
Elsewhere we give the official returns
from this county, and. as soon as they can
be obtained, will publish the full returns
| from the Territory, together with u list o
| the members elected.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
Governpr Geery.

In our issue of 30th Of September. an
article headed as above Appeared. in which
we are satisfied injustice has been done
TO Gov. G.. Tie article ives written on
what was considered reliable Information.
We are satisfied that Gov. Geary, since
bis arrival in Kansas. has honestly, impair
TALLY and zealously discharged the deli
eaiesand responsible duties deyolvins upon
him. In the heatof excite inent we might
have been induced to have done summary
Justice upon the people OF Lawrence, To-
neka and yicinities, and we yet believe 1t
would have heen no more than justice TO
have utterly destroyed both places and all
the rebels in arms: Yet mercy and policy
both, we think, approves the course adopt
ed. Iii very difficult matterto show to
the world the erpeaisacy OF such harsh
measues-rerenge is generally considered
Ike motive.
So long as Gov G. administers tlia gov
ernncnt as faithfully rs he seems TO have
done thus far, we shall be pleased 70 con
tribute al in our power 10 " hold up his
hands.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
s~ TIE ladies of Gambia in ra;s;,

sW Tie ladies Of Gambia, in raising
money for Fremont flag got more than
they wanted. They voted TO send the sur
plus TO Kansas. How much more good
it might have done if distursed by one of
their own charitable societies Not
much Of it will ever reach Kansas 1t
will be absorbed by the lazy loafers who
are now sponging a living ont of a creiu-
lous public by aglta.ing the kans,s ques-
ton, when it might otherwise be pus 10
rest
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

LENIsGTos SoLD.-We learn from the
Lexington Observer and Reporter tha.
Nr. Alexander, of Wcodferd, has pur-
chased the celebrated race horse Lexing-
ton. lie met Mr.. Tenbroeck ia England
and the purchase was made there. We
understand that the price paid was SIS,
900. This is the highest price that was
ever Psid1for ANY horse in the United
STAKES. r
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

Tnr WAR IN KAssAs-Tbe civil war
(says the New Hampshire Patriot) now
aging in Kansas, is the deliberate and
carefully planned work OF TIE Black Re-
publican leaders. 1t was bsgun BY their
tools, in obedience to their orders and in
accordance with their plans. Their own
agent semitic demand and of the President
admits under oath that the Free Stats
men were the aggressors in the disturban-
ces. and acts of bloody outra.; which have
lately ocesrred there; and he admits that
peace aud quiet reigned in the Territory
up TO the very hour in which these cow
ardly traitors made their Indian-like az
iaeks upon their neightors. The truth is,
this civil war was planned and commenced
with Il view TO aid the waning cause OF
Fremont
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

To CLERKs.-Be sure to out dress your
employers BY SO doing, strangers will
take you for the Lead of the house, aud
your employers for clerks. Being clerk
is also ial The most profitable: you can al.
ways afford TO drink as many brandy
sllIas!.es and mint iuieps as you please,
and drive tie pstest Lorse. and cut US Zig.
! a dash as su Is Your inclination. Nobody
viii suspect that your salary is not large
enough TO afford all of this. or that any
body elsr's .noney drawer suffers in con-
sequence thereof. When in the street,
walk with a ponpous and consequential
air, and always take your part OF the sid
walk Oh, OF Tie middle. The mechanic
and day y-laeoFer are not worthy your no.
tice their face end han nds are sun-lu lurlI,,
and show signs of honest lahor--not soft
and white livered like your own; hesit, $
| 1t is decidedly vulgar for you 10 associate
with them.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

sg Mr.. Appleton Oak Smith, Tie
new Ambassador from Nicaragua 10 this
Government, is the young gentleman who
carried out cargo of muskets. which
were seizrd BY one OF cur national ships
in Port-au- Prince and sent Lack 10 Ne~
York. Mr.. Oak Smith is son of Mis-.
E. Q. Smith. the poetcss and lecturer.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
QUEEs VIC IL TuE UsIrED SrArr,

QuErs VIC II ruE UsIrED SrArEs.
II, is rutnofed that SIR Henry Holland,
ihe Queens physician. who came passen-
ger in the Cambria, and is now IN Boston
is depn,ed to see If our climate is such as
the Queen can trust her person TO. IN the
event Of her paying a sisit to Canada.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

E y Newt uryrort man in cutting a
stick OF wLiic oak TINKER the other day,
opeged upon tree toad. Over him had
grown sixly-seven graius or rings Of oak,
Indicating that that had hecn his lone
for sixty-seven years AT least, where be
lad existed without air, without water,
without food. Al first lie paid no a,ten-
ton to teing turned cut into The world
again, and remained in a perfectly torpi'i
state; tul alter lying in Ike sun a few
minutes. lie marched eff '.hopping mad
aud JUS; as fresh as new one.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

A Coon REAsoN.-A paper which had
been rnaiied 10 fair subscriber. VAS late
ly returned TO the publisher. with the en-
doTsement: .No. taken out: she's runaway
and got married.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

eT n kiss on tie forehead denotes
respect and admira.ion; on the cheef,
friendship; on the eyelids, tender senn-
ments; and on the lips. love. The young
men OF cur acquaintance have not Inpc!.
respect for young ladies.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
sg The Manchester { N.H.) Anne

So The Manchester { n. II. :. Anne
lean. an ultra abolition paper, keeps an
article from the Squatter Sovereign staad-
ing al the head Of its paper. lie is like
some dastardly dealer in butter. who puts
a fair article at the head Of the firlin, and
fills ae th- baiance with lard and soap
grease. The only readasle piece in his
parer is the quotaiion from our jonrnnl,
abou. wlic! he is raising such ''shr:ek
for freedom" If be would quote more
freely fro,n the Squal!er. his readers would
net le bored so often with lies from ia
natic's brain
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

,. So far as we can learn, the nom
ina,,on Of Fremont Tor the Presidency is
decidedly popular in France and England.
The arisloerats and monarchists Of The old
world do not seem TO entertain very high
opinion of Mr.. Buchanan. OF his political
principles.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

JosHUA r. GIDDIsGs.-Thls notorious
Black Republican; who desires to see an
insurrection of the slares ia the South
against their masters. and have the insur-
rection headed hy British officers, has been
again nominated for Congress in the be-
niglied Asl.tabula district.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

sky 4 great many emigrants arriving
in Kansas from the far South load their
guns before leaving The Steamboats,, expect
ing 10 meet :. lire Yankee" as soon as
ihey land