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FOR SILT RIVER!
Right Through, the Slow-sailing vessel,



WILLARD FILLMORE, Master,
Will leave the shores of North Carolina this morn
ing, the 18th for the headwaters of Salt River.
LIST OF OFFICERS.
First Mate, Andy Dopelson,
Second Mate, John M. Morehead.
Steward, Gen. j. NJ Leach.
Clerk, 7. Burr, Jr.
Engineer, Gen. Alfred Dockery.
Cook, John Fl. Haughton.
Barkeeper, John w. Cameron,
Assistant do, L. B. Carmichael.
Spiritual Adviser, Kenneth Rayner.
Pilot, John A. Gilmer.
Physician, G. N. B. Evans.
Barber, Nathaniel Boyden.
General Ticket Agent, John D. Hyman.
For passage, or further particulars, apply to
R. G. PURYEAR, of Yadkn.
A colony is to be established at the head of Salt
River, where the most intense American national
ity " and pure American religion" will at once
prevail. large number of "Plug Uglies have
already engaged passage, and there will be many
on board of new party, formed on the ruins" of
the X. N. party, called the Plug Outs. No furrin-
er" will be allowed to approach the shore of the
river within gunshot of the Sam Lantern; and all
"urriners found at the head of the river will be
at once shot or stabbed The Plug Uglies and q
select crowd from Louisville, KY, headed by Prem
tice, will take pleasure in performing this duty. 1t
has been determined that "Americans shall rule
America "-at the head of Salt River
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THA nAs FISTS.

~ 49, 80 NOE olA e AHAkT.
e 1xronzIo soB I'm 6 xoktHsn 10IInA SxANpA1ns ~
By A.sG HEEIEkS Z g ya0., $3.50.
Ntotee1te GocsrA Fosoerdssl @ AeesoNss
E HonsoIk, Ncys y 1899. s.
RRF AIl9TIIFr Il ooa,a3aps in IN too small dy
tss 81 nyis attsrtan fsa shireA md fhe market q
fnfbee ti, We nnote FSanily 9ST0S83( Extra &7k@
es. 81 FarNS73Zl Prime vhits Whess a 4S6A1I 60s
Ri n "a Corn ~ dsssnd 81 e71S6S cstts 3or nixsd
md ,vh;ta 7~f x -
pr S.T, - =. ,S,.rSaa e n in6Axl "a No Csx0e
Rscl :, ao.t - - 81 y ~
COTTON Is Is arriving snd the stouk ON mars
lot dos nj arcsS 5oo6i0o iaIes Rnyers ~ oerinr
S rs ~ hc.ornd ~ Hams IL
tx .ts Wo.ter s,d.s 1Sinil chs s{ondsx 95xal6
cts. Ness Pork Sa2@ssX. Goshsn butter ss@ss csltk
Cheese Ii <GNl9 cents $3.50 81 7S4 B =
NAVAL STORES Spirits of Turpentins e in light ds-
mand at 40a cents: Common Rosin $l26; White do.
S3Ik: Tar dull at Oh s4l rs. = 81 49,
$se ZOE luis. Utnep Wy go s1I.IE
Heading SSs. CuIs Sis. { - - - go
DRIED FRiJIT a IN demand. Prime briahs Peaches
a5aS5: Anples a1 46 Unpeeied Fruit g very dull
saIe: Esxsead is wanted Il IL: Beeswax IS cts. *
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The New York CONGRESSIONAL DELEaArIoN.-Ac-
cordng to the Herald, the delegation from New
York in the next Congress will stand IA Dem ocrats
to 10 opposition, as follows:
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To Pennsylvania ADD ILLINOIS 5000
or 1900; INDIANA WHICH Gov WRIGHT Us,
WILL TO 15,uUU; TENNESSEE, 200;
AND kENruUKY, 5000. We need more but
should have been glad to have the side of
the Constitution and the laws But let thank Go for
He has saced tile Republic"
All honor and gratitude to those who, in the free
States have stood by in this struggle, and aided
in the great work of arrestng the floods of fanati
csm and sectional strife
The New England States have voted against our
Constitutional rights; but Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey Indiana, and Illinois have stood by US, and thus
saved the Republic. Pennsylvania is entitled es-
pecay to our thanks and gratitude. Nobly has
she re.estabished her character as the "Key stone
of the federal arch" The prop osition to her own
people, to unite with traitors and abotonists against
her own son, has been secuted and scorned; and
she has rolled up for him from thirty to forty thou
sand majority.
"Great but unknown dangers have been passed,
and the Union for the present at least is SAFE Our
only hope for the future, in the past is in the
tonal Democratic party. If it should be destroyed,
or even defeated in contest with the hosts of dark
ness-she black Republcans-we may bid farewell
to peace to safety to the Constitution ITSELF "LEr
Us THANK COP, FOR He HAS SAVED THE REPUBLIC"
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MARRIED.

On the s0th October by N NJ Hubbard, Esq, Dr. James
A. Douglas to Miss Matilda Jane Lsenbe Daughter Of
Holden W. Lisenbe, Esq, 81! Of Anson. - 49,
*** Age copy. =.
On the 2sth ult. by the Rev. John Pickard Mr. vii.
liam Parish to Miss Mary A., daughter Of Johu c. Tot
ton Esq, all of Caswell county. -, r.
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Or twenty -one votes more than is necessary for
election. II will be seen that California and Wscon
sin are not included in this count although the pro-
liabilities are strongly in favor of Mr.. Buchanan
carrying one if not both, of these two States. As
Stunning, however, that the black republicans have
carried Wisconsin, the vote in the electoral college
with stand as follows:
Buchanan, TIA
Fremont, ia
Fillmore,
Total, 296
Necessary to choice, 149
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The Great Result.


We received despatch iom Washington City,
on Saturday, announcing that Illinois and Iowa had
gone for Buchanan; and if this be correct, as we
have every reason to believe it is, Mr.. Buchanan's
Electoral vote is l7s-leavng Ito votes for Fremont,
and for Fillmore.
Under the circumstances, this is noble majority.
In the language of that sterling Democratic print,
the New York News
Thc people spoken their voice must be obeyed
The excitement the doubts the fears have all vanished
and the Democracy stand forth proud and fearless
full ooy and exutation at the noble triumph secured full
of hope for the future stability and perpetuiy of gOri
Gus and much loved institutions Never have been OBJ
ged contend with dangerous fe Never have such
mighty consequences rested upon the works of single day.
Never the Examinations of days labor of great peo
pie roced by every lover of liberty and independ
ence as that of the 4th of November, 1856.
We feel if heavy load were lifted from dread
great but unkaoecn dangers brushed acay-uutil the SILENT
but all powerful ballot has pronounced free and indie
pendent.
The ballot! Tis in the hands of freemen, weapon
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ELOUR! FLOUR WARRANTED FAMILY
IT. :" ". W. WOODED.
November 8, 1856. 1O2-tf.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application will be made the next Le9islature to
grant charter for Mining and Transporting Coal within
the State entitled "The North Carolina Gas Coal and
Transportation Company" $3.50,
October 81 ,ole56 s8-1mvsS
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In the present Congress Il
opposition to 8 Democrats
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NJOTICE.-THE TRUSTEES OF HOLLY SPRINGS
II High School, in Wake county, will apply to the next
Leg stature for an act Of incorporation. n -,
Octoper y, 1906 0A-1m.
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10000 F1YE1tEv1LLk, NUvenDef =
BACON dull and heavy at l5Ecents. COTTON Rather
better feeling but sufficient justify change Of prices
selling 10 to lOH. FLOUR-Receipts light land prices
full up to IS rs to 81 %. sTURPENTINE-Virgn and
yellow dip 81 05; Scrape 81 Spirits 49,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

FLANNEL PkrrIcoATs AND THE OH LINE WING
GATHERING AT BALriMpRE.--We see notices here
and there in the papers OF old line wing meetings
for the election Of delegates to tho forthcoming
old line whig old women's national convention
At Baltimore--old women, except that they wear
breaches instead Of petticoats. This old line
whig gathering will be a worthy rival, in moral
and political influence, of the womens rights
petlcoat assemblagesa at Worcester in Massachu-
setts, Wonder il old Mother Lucre,ia Mott will
be present at Baltimores She would be useful
in soothing down the dreadful alarms of the sis
tcrhood in breeches concerning the safety Of
the ship in this rough weather. Oh the awful
state of things about us, il We are to believe the
manifestoes Of those old granny old line wings !!
Chcate, Winthrop, Rves, Granger, Barnard,
Pcsrce, Prtt, Jones and Benjamin, Puritans,
Gentilcs and lsraeli,cs, each aspiring to red
flannel petticoat, have each andaii of them warn
cd us that we are standing upon the verge of a
deep abyss, upon the brink of cataract, upon
the brow of u precipice, and that yawning
chasm, with an awful smell OF sulphur, is open
ing nj our feet, ready tos~allow us up body and
brooches, big and little, one and all. Our i'm.
preston is that these highly respectable old Ia
dies in pantaloons have passed their final tran.
s,tion state. and will sooa be petri6ed into pc
ltical fossils and laid upon tho shelf among 9th
er geological curiosities Of this wonderful age.
We hope, however, that the good people Of
Baltimore will take care of these highly respect
able old ladies in breaches Of this old line Wing
Conven,ron--wrap them up in flannel carefully,
and battle their feet at yht in warm water, With
. little mustard in it, if they should get the
slightest symptoms OF cold from any sudden
change in the weather. We think there ought
70 be another general convention of the Know
Nothings; for il seems that their Philadelphia
bantling Is but an old line whig changeling; and
If the very respectable old line whig midwives
should claim him u Baltimore, Sam will be
cheated out OF his Adopted heir Have the fam
mel, and the warm water. and the cruel, and the
parcgoric ready for these infirn old women old
line wings when they shah arrive in Baltimore,
after their hard jostling in the ears. Beware,
too. OF the night air of September and have Them
veil covered up If they so on, after dark.--N Y
Herald.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24
Worcester. Sept. II

- OrCesttT, Sept. TO
This afternoon both the Republican and
American Conventions united on an electoral
ticket. Julius Rockwell and Thss. Colt being
electors at large. Previously, the American FIRE.
mouters nominated Dayton for Vice President
instead of Johnston, and pledged themselves to
labor for the election of the former 10 Senate.
The Fremont Americans also pledged them
selves to hold Congressional and County Con-
ventions the same day with the Republicans,
with view to union.
The question came up in the Republican Con-
vention as to adopting the American Ticket, in
Guiding Gardiner for Governor. There was con-
siderable excitement and confusion; finally a
motion was adopted that The Republicans nomin-
ate no State Ticket. This is satisfactory to the
Fremont Americans, and ensures the united vote
of both parties tor the Fremont Ticket.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24
THREsHING MACHINEs!,
MGtE,r11,s paTENT!.

'JNHE undersigned are manufacturing largenumber
oitiiese celebrated Threshng Machines, which they
oHer 'he farmers of this country eng that viii
exactly meet Heir wants. Our materials well SEE
ectea and seasoned, and our work don. .e best man
ner, and We warrant our machines 10 perform right
cry respect. Tothresh clean and make ready for
Sei as much grnn in given time with little
any other now IL .. ..-,
This Is the Machine that has taken the highest prem-
una at the last three State Fairs in Ohio, rary
other places In the Western Country and regarded ~
those acquainted with its merits az foremost amongst
Tire hing Machines.
OUR HORSE POWER is think, the most simple, du.
rable and Light running yet introduced in the
western Country, and will not alo recommend itself 70
those acquainted ih It's use. .5
All kinds of repairing done short notice.
Orders or communications from distance promptly
attended to. r. SPENCER 4 CO.,
ma ElIrIlt Lr,tnrl-I LAVA
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

Horse STEALiNG.-Five horses were stolen in
this vicinity last night; one from Mr.. Brown,
taken in town; two from Mr.. Curry, on the west
side Of the river; and two from Mr.. Hicks in the
same vicinity. More valuable horses have been
stolen in southern Iowa, during the last three
months, than for the preceding five years. The
law Of self preservation will oblige our citizens
to form associations for mutual protection. 1t
will not do to let scoundrels run at large with
gu. an effort to bring them to justice it ope-
rates as premium upon crime.
Some feel disposed to trace the numerous
thefts to the invaders of Kansas, and there
seems to be some foundation for the suspicion.
Certain it is, that this variety OF larceny has
greatly increased since the concentration of
southern rowdies. 1t is believed highly reason
able that those who are numbering the free state
settlers in Kansas, and destroying their properly
should call upon us to bear portion of the ex
pc, Sc. 1t would be i'll tnll harmony with the
rest of their conduct.-Eddyville Commercial,
Sent
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,udiun r,ur,,.r. ON tr,e pIn;ns.

Intelligence reached this city on Saturday by
u company ofreturning Caiornians that the adj
vance company recently sent out from this city
by "A. w. Babbitt Secretary of Utah, across the
plains, had been attacked near Wood Creek, by
band of Cheyennes, and at least three persons
had been killed. The train consisted of two or
three wagons, quantity Of stock, and some ar
ticles OF government property, in the charge Of
four men, and had with it, IA lady (Mrs. Wilson,
and her child on their way to Salt Lake Mr.
Nichols Of this city was killed, also one other
man. the child, little girl of three or four years
had its brains knocked out by the savages, and
tits supposed that Mrs. Wilson shared the same
fate rs her dress, covered with blood, had been
found, although her body had not. One man es-
capped and made known the attack to a band OF
Omahas, who were hunting in the vicinity. The
Onlahas Immediately started in pursuit of the
murderers, and succeeded in recovering the
mules and most of the stolen property. Mr.. Bah
bit, with the remainder of the party, came up
few days after, and had succeeded in collecting
the remainder of the company and property AT
Fort kearney. 1t seems the troops at the Fort,
had the same day fight With this band and de-
teatcd them, and the indians were therefore rea
dy, while smarting under this defeat, to fall up
on the first camp o. white men they met WITH
Mr.. Nichols, who was killed, was vel! known in
this city, where his family resides Mrs. Wilson,
who has also probably been murdered. was ON
her way to join her husband in Utah. Council
Bluffs Chronotype.
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Eclectic Medical Notice

hR, DlChA4sSstN desires to inform the c,tt,.ns
~ OF burlington and vicinity that he mas
'oG a. IN :. burlington for,he practice of medicine
~ VI " ~ graduate OF the Eclectic Medical College of
Sheihnat college devoted reform In medical
anu Practice to those acquainted with the sci~ntic and
nelssy character Of its Faculty there il no need or
WORDS ofeuiogy or commentator. =
10 those onacquanted with Eciecticism We say our
~ the selection Of use those on
that undergo the process of assmilaton IN the systrn
uenee We discard Ca!onie. Anthony and Arsenic Ne
nave however more than fifty concentrated RENE.
oiss las yet uBknosn,o the Materia Medica OF oh,
schools giving as create. range IN the sel.cfIon =,
agents than possessed by others We also discard ,h
use lancet believing the province of t nbvst
clan to build up rather Than depls.e S pAsa'-
Several Years residence in the South has give, m. ~
yorabe opportunities oscon,rasng the diseases Of The
North and South. - VI sse
chrome disease diagnosed with certainty by the i'm
pressioas made upon The gangcnie nervous syser and
with concentrated remedies
CANCEks cured reeiualiy without the of the knis
ana old ulcers cured speedily
Medicines dispensed from the office.
once over Green, Thomas Co.'S Bank corner OF JEFF
ferson and Third streets. Entrance on Third il,
DICKINSON, VI. D.
N. u. Chronic Patients from distance. WIN ~ a..
nsed with medicines last nom tn 10 II. 49, Ill
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sew York Sent

1900 -NEW = UTh, SePt to-
A letter in the Evening Post dated Easton,
states that Governor Reeder has announced his
intention OF ranging himself in the Republican
party and interesting himself in the election OF
Fremont.
A Few Republican paper called the Delaware
Free Press, was Issued on Saturday at Winning
ton, Del
Two new cases of yellow fever reported to day
at the Relief Hospital at Fl. Hamilton. One
death-Dr. Cane OF New Utrecht. No new Ca.
SEES at the Military Hospital.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24
sure Prophecies.

The Richmond Wig having heard the popu-
lar thunder from Iowa, Vermont and Maine,
is moved to utter the following prophecies No
body hereaway but few bewildered individu
ais will doubt for moment OF their fulhllment
Eve make the prediction confidently now
that in HtiRois--she home Of Douglas himseif-
Bissel aciH beat Richardson TOR the Governor
ship ost Of siyAt. We make this prediction IN
face OF the fact that only few weeks ago Col.
Richardson returned to Washington from an
electioneering tour through his State, and imme
diately published letter assuring his friends
that Illinois would vote the Democratic ticket
BY twenty thousand majority. lie State OF
Douglas and Shields, and Richardson, zee rsPeat,
1;H 5epoad all doubt east its rote for the Black
Repatiicaa candidate. Aud thus another great
Democratic State in the North, whose majority
heretofore for the Democracy has uniformly
ranged from ten to twenty thousand, will be
found abandoning Buchanan and its party, and
railyinr beneath the sectional, Free Soil Aboii-
ton banner Of Seward and Fremont.
sAud thus It seiH Rsost certainly be, too, ,csth
Mr.. Backama,fs osen State-tbe great hegstoae
STATE Of Peamsytra,,ia. And IT he loses this,
will any OF his friends be kind enough 10 tell US
what earthly possibility there is OF his Obtaining
the elector i vote OF one xisele Northern State
There is none-there can be none. His chances
In the North, look in rh&t directioa goa may,
are utserlp aaa desperately hopeless No eantisd
maa ia either secf.oa sad essr pretend osss case
A lew weeks more will yoaeh the entire accuracy
OF the prophecy We now make; and we make It
with all soicmnity and with an honest convic-
ton that it will be realized in the event
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

A FiEsD.-The Indian recently arrested at
Paducah, Kentucky, for outraging and then bru-
tally numbering girl only eleven years OF age,
mas confessed that he has murdered three NO.
men, whose bodies have been found with the
heads severed thereirom, IN that vicinity. He
mas also confessed that he belongs to club of
-nurderers and robbers, which Is composed of
Indians, negroes and white men, and number
ing 3s. Great excitement exists inastbe com
mauity, and an armed force Is organizing TO
scour the coaatry.-I Detroit Free Press.
This fellow ought TO have been appointed to
An Office IN Kansas He would make capital
Marshal TO execute Lecompte's DEGREES Such
rare merit ought not to have been overlooked
by the administration. He would make mos,
capital s'law and der leader"
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EI.EGR ApHIC.

New York, S<pf- l6.
CAPT. Kakenian, of TIE brig Cynthia which
arssss ,esserss4y Is.ali RIO Janera, reports that
there Vi d rufsor Of war there between Eng
hand ard HE e. s. in cons qnence Of which no
cargo ~ouid be sent of IA American vessels ua-
tii tue English steamer which vas daily expect
cd ~ould frrise-
4 Tie 18th Ward Council Of this city have voted
10 support Fremont and elected delegates 10;
the Fremont American State convention at Sy-
ractasc 10 morrow.
The North American National Committee
have published letter stating that the letter of
Governor Johnson the North American candi-
date for the vice presidency was surreptitioasly
Obtained and published without authority; that
the committee requested Mr.. Johnson TO recon-
slider his action and that Mr.. johnson had writ
ten in reply withdrawing Tor the present his LETT
ter.
nsGeo Peabody, the London broker, came pas
senger on the Atlantic.
Two Conventions OF the Democracy were held
last evening at Tann,any Hall Tor the nomination
OF candidates for the Mayorar 5. These we're
composed o. delegates representing the Wood
and Custom House factions both are arrayed
On hostility 10 each other, but they were both
unanimous in the objects Tor which they were as
selnblec. They adjourned without coming into
contact. The Custom House delegates nominate
ed Mr. James s. SiIbey, Ex-Alderman OF the I'd
Ward, while their opponents nominated the
present incumbent OF the Office, Mayor Wood.