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Fremont and DisuniOn.

Fremont and DisuniOn.
The Petersburg Intclligencer, a Know Nothing
Wing paper, takes the following view of results in
the event of Fremont's election:
"FREMoNT's ELECTION AND THE DISSOLUTION OF THE
UNION One AND THE SANE THING.-He who doubts
that the election of John G. Fremont to the Presi-
dency would bring about an immediate dissolution
Of the Union would deny the existence of the sun
in heaven, any thing else equally palpabe to the
senses.-Fremont could not for the aoant of agents
carry the internal administration of the country
No man in the South take commission from
him, and no man sent from the North to the South,
for the purpose Of filling any office under his ad-
ministraton will be allowed to stay here. He will
be notified to leave and if he disregards the notice
he will be carried off rail and his Office be shut
up. Take our own town as an example. Will any
citizen of it accept commission of Postmaster from
Fremont? If one so base could be found he would
not be allowed to remain in his Office one day or
hour, but would be driven from our midst with the
unanimous excavations of the community upon his
Infamous head. Here then would be stoppagc of
the mails, and what will follow ?-Should the Pres-
dent attempt by any armed force to open, and keep
open the Post Office that force will be resisted by
force, and thus should have revolution disrup
ton of the Government in other words dssolu-
ton Of the Union. Of the Office of Collector of the
Customs, Marshal of the District and in fact of every
other federal Office in Virginia and the whole South,
the same thing may be said, and then where, we
should like TO know, would be the administration
of the Federal Government? With the mails stop
ped, the collection of the stopped and the
process of the Federal Courts struck dead by the
want of an officer to execute them we repeat what
would become of the federal administration? And
yet this state of affairs will as surely FIRE.
mont is elected"
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The On Sunday last we had heavy
storm Of rain from the northwest, accompanied with
hail. This vas. followed by very cool weather for
sSeptembera We learn that slight frost was seen
IN some places on Wednesday and Thursday morn
ingslast. This was the earliest frost seen, we
suppose, in this region. The white frosts usual
ly first seen here about the 10th Of October.
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AKNow NOTHING Trick. leading men among
the delegates from this State to the Baltimore Con-
venton, were Gov. Morehead, Gov Graham, and
Hon. John H. Bryan. We all know that these gen.
tlemen were active co-operators with the Know
Nothngs last Summer. Gov. Morehead presided at
the Guford K. N. mass meeting-Gov. Graham
made speech at that meeting, and Mr.. Bryan ad-
dressed K. N. meeting in Wilmington in April
last. Yet these gentlemen went to Baltimore as
Wigs, to nominate Mr.. Fillmore. 1t was Know
Nothing trick from first to last. What party do you
belong to, Gov Morehead, Gov. Graham, Mr. Bryan?
Why, some people (the Know Nothings) say our
party is dead, but we think not-we call ourselves
Wings, but we cote with the Know Nothings.-
What transparent humbuggery?
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Hon. Thomas BRAGG, the able and popular Gov
ernor of North Carolina is in Petersburg at present.
soournng with his brother-in-law, James E. Cuth-
BERT Esq. He is enjoying excellent health and des-
pte the cares of Office, time seems to have dealt
gently with him.. Pet. Er. Of We'd
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Extraordinary Change of Weather.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept 2i.-There was heavy
and bitter frost last night in this neighborhood. and
it is fared that the cotton in this section will be
much injured thereby.
WAsH1NGroN D. c., Sept. 24.-There was Sc
we're frost last night in this vicinity and it is feared
the corn is damaged to some extent. The change
was sudden.
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FURTHER DECLINE IN BREADsrUFFs.-We have
Liverpool news to the 10th instant, by the steam
ship Indian. The political intelligence is not i'm
portant. The cotton market is unchanged, but
breadstuffs have declined considerably.
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ATTENTION "OAK-CITY GUARDS"

MA MEET AT THE ARMORY ON MONDAY EVE
ypg MING next the 10Th inst at o'clock precisely.
- ~ Eoe'y man is expected to be at his post on
the above evening, matter nrolung the highest
siderutsons will be brought before the meeting.
(By order of the Captain,)
JNO. SPELNAN O. s.
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W We call attention to the advertisement in
our paper to-day, offering Millbrook," in Halifax
County, for SALE This is most desirable property
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MEssRs WILDER AND LITTLEJoHN,

Democratic and Know Nothing Electors,
for this (the 4th) Congressional District,
will address the people of Wake, in Raj
eigh, on Monday, the 29th instant.
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r4Y.- The "North- Carolina Whig" printed at
Charlotte, and other K. N papers, are garbling Mr..
Buchanan's speech in 1926 on the Panama question,
in order to prove him freesoiler. Such conduct is
dishonorable.
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INDIGESTION, LIVER Complaints AND THEIR CURE
Holloways Pills quickly remove obnoxious matter
from the blood and thoroughly cleanse and renovate
the system These Pills certain remedy for
disease of the Stomach and Bowels Sold at the
manufactures No. 80 Maiden Lane, New-York, and
No. 244 Strand London; and by all druggists, at
25c, 624c., and 81 per box.
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EVERETT'S PAVILION.
We X EFT,

EVE II e TT,
THE GREAT AMERICAN MAGICION,
TOGETHER WITH HIS TALENTED COMPANY,
engaged at great expense for the season, will give
THREE Of their varied and unique entertainments in
Raleigh, on Monday Goth, Tuesday 3Oth Sep.
TENDER, and LIST of October, 1856.
In addition to EVERETT'S wonders, which of the
first ORDER the entertainment comprises greater
of Miscellaneous Performances than any other exhibition
travelling.
The whole to be exhibited in spacious Waterproof Pa
vilion with stage and seats for six hundred spectators
Doors open at o'clock. Performance commence at
~. Admission % cents.
J. C. CLINTON, Agent.
Raleigh. SeDtember "a. 1856 SS-9t
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Seventh Electoral District.

Messrs. Dargan and Waring, the American and
Democratic Electors for the 7th district will address
their foowczens at the following places:
Monroe, Thursday Oct. 7th; Pelk, in Union, Sat
urday 18th; Gen. Dargan, Concord, Tuesday 21st;
and R. P. Waring, Lincolnton 2lst; and Charlotte
the 2Sth.
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DEMOCRATIC NAT1oNAL1TY.-The Washington
Union copies some remarks of ours doing justice to
those Northern Democratic papers with which we
exchange, the subject of the Constitutional rights
of the South, and adds
CORDIALLY and gratefully>wil the whole American de-
mocracy endorse the language Of the Standard in regard
the papers it names But the list might be increased al
most an hundred fold. We exchange with every promi
democratic paper published in the free States and
is with heartfelt pleasure that avail ourselves of the
present opportunity bear testimony less their
swervng fidelity to democratic principles than to the ab
iy earlessness and efficiency with which they meet every
presented by reckless revolutionary, and fanacal
opposition. The columns Of democratic contemporaries
throughout the free States fairly glow with the tevd elo
quence Of genuine patriotism !" Il
F1RE.-Between twelve and o'clock on Wedness
day night last fire broke out in the kitchen Miss
L. Wilkins, in the Southeast portion thseity,
which soon spread tosthe house in result
ed in the total destruction of the entife eIdgs-
The furniture and other effects were aA The
cause of the fire is unknown:s -
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Land for Sale near Raleigh. 'f
He UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE, UP


reasonable terms, tract Ct Land known as PAON,
lying the Hilsborough road about two miles from
State House, containing about one hundred and fifty
There are two handsome building sites the tract end
They will also sell two Of Wood Land lying IN,
neighborhood between three and four miles from
city; containing seventyyc and threefourth
the other forty-fve and one-half acres. !
these lands not before disposed of by private
they will be sold at Pubic Auction, at the Court Hou
door the City OF Raleigh Monday, the 18th day Of
November next upon credit of six twelve and eghtee
months with from the day Of sale The
will be required to give bond and security aud the tit
be reserved until the payment of the purchase money
ROBERT B. GILLIAN ss itf
7. BROWN VENABLE, }Execut' RS Of II.
JAMES McKIMMON. Kingsbary:. !
Raleigh. Sept %, 1856 ss-swtd y
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22-Additional advices from
Kansas report that Gen. Lane, with one hundred
and fifty free State men, was moving towards Ne
braska. The movements of the Balance of the free
State army were unknown. ...' ..
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& second Electoral district. 80 g ~
Aessss: Blow Ind Warrens eandidatesl for Elector
in the I'd District, viii ADDRESSED people az The fol-
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Fifth Electoral District.
Sixth Electoral District.

Sixth Electoral District.
Thomas Settle, Jr, Esq, Democratic candidate for
Elector in the 9th District will address his fellow
citizens on the Presidential question at the follow
inn timoc opd nloooc.
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SC5 Reward.


RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR
lst Of August. 1856, one negro named GEORGE -
Sand negro about eighteen twenty years DID, feet
or 10 inches high dark complicated and has the scar OF
burn extending from his right ear down the side Of his
neck will give the above reward of twenty-five dollars
for his delivery to if confined in JAIL the remainder
OF the above reward after paying his prison charges Sad
negro was purchased from the estate of Eppy Tmberla
dec d. about five miles south of Lousburg, and is probably
lurking in that neghborhood. WV,
September o. 1856. ll5s-wt:
DICHMOND IN BY-GONE DAYS; BEING REM
II iniscences of An Old Citizen.
Extract Of letter from Washington Irving, ESQ., to the
author OF Richmond in ByGone Days" dated July ls,G
Richmond in by-gone days" Richmond knew it
in the days of YOUTH nearly fifty years SINCE Every
page OF your volume brought up delightful recoec.
ton OF scenes and characters long passed away;
at Richmond at the time of my exit. there
sembage of the talent and beauty of Virginia, the
Pressons received then have made the Old Do,n-
ion dear to me-"
This book is for sale by
HENRY d. TURNER,
N. G. Bookstorr.
Raleigh, Sept. 90, 1856 So
NEW SPEAKER.-THE SOUTHERN SPEAKER
~ or Sixth Reader; containing, in great variety
Master Pieces of Oratory Prose- Poetry and Dialogue
with an Appendix; embracing Knowles Model Deb =;
The Declaration of Independence Constitution chi
ted States, with marginal index Washingons Fare veil
Address, with running index and marginal questions by a.
Barton Ross, A. NJ. N. G.. " ~ ~
Fer sale BY HID TURNER,
n. c. Bookstore
Raleigh, Sept 2s, 1856. SIS
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New YORK, Sept, %, P. M.-Flour has declined
sales Of Ohio at S. 20 to S. 30; Southern is vi
changed, Wheat is lower; sales of Southern viii,
at 81 54.-Corn is active and unchanged.
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Mayors Office

KALEIGH, Sept 22nd, 1856. -,
VuNHE CITIZENS OF. RALEIGH ARE REQU ESTED
to assemble in the City hall on Saturday evening tho
9th inst at O'clock to make such they
may think proper in relation to the approaching State
Fair. WIN. DALLAS HAYWOOD Mayo,
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-Before the reception of tn
news by the steamer Indian, Flour was unchanged
Wheat was unsettled and tribe better. Corn firm
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M u r r A Y

HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED AN EN-
IL TIRELY stock Of Dry Goods, Boots and SHOES;
Hats Bonnets, &C., &C.
Old customers and respectfully invited 6
come, and be satisfied that by purchasing here they
will money The whole Of his stock has been purr,s-
ed this Fail and from first haps He feels confident that
he sell GOODS of equal quality low the lowest
cheap the cheapest and good the best Call arid
see, though you do buy-N0 trouble show goos-
Any enumeration of items is deemed useless almost
ry article to be found in any retail establishment will be
found here and he is confident that he will be able sell
GOODS as cheap as any house in Raleigh. =
NOTICE.-DO NOT FORGET WHILE LOOK No
II around for FALL AND WINTER GOODS to cali at
the new Store. ''' ,
D. C. MURRAY, :.
Two doors below Williams & Haywood's Drug Sto o. 7
Raleigh, Sept. g. 1856. -. llSi-wtfe ~
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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET!
FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES BUCHANAN
ELE TORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT

For the State at Large:
HENRY NJ. SHAW, OF CURRTUCK,
SAMUEL P. HILL, OF CAswELL.
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NEW!-..ENTIRELY NEW!

September Q, 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12
ARRIVALS AT The
WISH lin gtOM M0M.C-sncnd y GlnLtt urorr'..

SEPT III De Jarnett Rockingbam, \ c; 4
Bowen, Roanoke Co; & llerndon, Albemarle; 5 II
Tompkins j II Burnett Bedford; Mrs W Moore,
Baltimore; W Allison, Richmond; c Robinson,
Bedford; j L Gilbert Petersburg " II Taylor, Virgin
ia; a Bowling, I Bowling Amherst; + Bowling,
Nelson; + II Robertson, Bedford; Campbell, AM
nerst; e Everett J A Merriwether & Lady Bedford.
Major, Rockbridge; DR. Shelton Lovingston;
Mrs Goode and Daughter, Miss Goode, Bedford, 7
Fleming, Goochand; DR. + II Board, & Ballard, J W
Jopling, Bedford, J Eubanks, Amherst; NJ G Free
man, Abingdon; W \ Pettigrew, Va & 7 Il; \ VI
Board Bedford Rev. F. II Whitehurst Campbell.
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ArOKNEII IOl So,
~ Main street. t.yu,h burG. VI.

THE sNnRNlll has undergone change "i eoh.tihsunn
that places II on atootur with the best m'd'h hWe hees al
The country
Tho nfear contains oNcN necessary convenience ief Rnets
AMI furnished aud CuMtoNt Quilted
all and character that viii makeu rank IN
fact witt th= first class Hotels ct tn country
WELLS 4 HYDE,
nrnnIinInra
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II sNfAn ! NtAhk
w CHURCH STREET
LlNCunuRus u
tel2dVely SNEAn A CLARK, iruprietnra
ANCAsTEW IOt>E,
USpybhuru,

THo { LANCASTER, late fiucaste. Va, uhcs reasnfrn
his old friends and the public
orally thai h. has taken opcnrd that large aud
modinus Hnus" opposite the nepotm this place lie Is
prepared t. give them = VEL fome reception
La L Ain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

ruUGR ~ sTEyENs.-Fan importation Of
vi CHINA GLASS AND EARTHEEvA REe-VeH av@
tns inpes by ships Orient, ionan Gn-s Joe West.
and beautiful assortment Of China Earhcn
comprising every article usually aepi in such
tabsncn some # the patterns entirely yery
any thing offered IN this marker stock
u aua lite frcn.h China Cut and Pressed Glass Wat
ies Plated Casors Looking Glasses and faaey Goods
larRt and commanding
Mcshsn others bnyipR Goods In the above line woud
10 wen to eaii before purchasing rs well
ned that thomon roasopabls terms house
in he Northorn markets are Of superior quality
MEIR r. STEVENS
No s. sycamore 81
psns patorsbtre Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

WoMrSs CovyFYroy.-The y. y Women's Rgh-
tiers have called State Convention to he held in A
!. the 9Th. 9th and 10th October at the Broadway
Tabernacle The names Of Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell
and Mrs Paulina Wright are signed to the call The
objects in view have reference chiefly to the procure
ment Of political privilege to the feminine gender.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

q WARE HOUSE. M u BvLLIsasAoog 81. PETERS
no VA ha9 sriabshod iaysof Tor HE transaction of
General Iron, See aud Metal Bsucs
Virginia md 3orth Carolina Merchants this
market 10 examination of iargr ysre
arrangements being sueh sill eAabe sell
Invest Rad ltnsas Maclnsts Baclsmis and the
generally will ind their Interest my stock
before parohnHnR elsewhere.
Orders thankfully rree' s'i ans promptly astsndedto
TnOs. \ GILLIAN
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\ MAX SrARylNG lliWsEIF TO DEATH ny THE DREc-
rIoN at SPiRrs.-The Dayton Ohio Gazette details
very a very remarkable instance of monomanil.
which hav just been terminated IN that city IN the
case Of Rev. Joshua ptou an Universal clergyman,
who died at II O'Clock last SUNDAY night. He has
lived in an almost skeleton condition abstanng from
noarshment for fifteen day in Succession He has
maintained and believed that he did this under the
direction Of the spirits who promised by this course
Of discipline to develop lin into more extraordina
- medium than has hitherto been known. He liv-
under the impression thai hundreds OF disembodicd
spirits were constantly talking with him encouraging
and rebukng him, prescribing what he should eat,
what lie should say, foreelling every day the least
change in his physical condition and furnishing him
severely when lac refused 10 act in accordance with
their directions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

BANK SrArGNEr Few York. sept 2.-The stale
meat OF the ,;cw olh ely bank for the past week
show an increase of Sla1oaa i'll Ioau+i SI3l.no0 in
specie S2G9.p00 in circulation and a decrease OF
S427 900 in deposits.
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\ LII 9a,;, of C;rcecr , = ,r,j,,ata of ,ba
o p'';,, or Greece will deliver n Iec,nre an tho
~, ,L,,rsb 81 TONIGHT nj i o.c,cl :, the
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- ,h,t , Banner will lie presented In fyu,Lburg
- Colets of Temperance neu Wednesday
rn,,,or,,,e, mn ana 1T H., ,g.Il La =
ns1, aliyere9 ,tter the ,r.se1t,tian r,r.,,,i,
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was not spruce young u,Vtne' ue9ia'i'',R no"
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ritp I,l1 State aHdirS.

IrcruRg oN TRE GRgEK CHrRcn.-Mr. VI. d. kal-
o.orhakrs, natiHe of Greece. and graduate of the
= +,ersty of Greece, will deliver lecture on the
I,rcek Church TONIGHT at j o'clock. in the
! a.turc- Room of the ID Presbyterian Church.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS


v TtUOUI
Virgins,
WchaNt determined IN the future l. devote eutirr
tendon the ahus business and having arranged Stnre
lurpos prepared 10 exhibit the largest aud
complete of tatpengs Oil Cloths, Curan
tuods IN tho State Virginia and but rarely
with eaBh shueut in thr Emitted Staits I'm
porting udsli Manufacturers, and selecting
Win care pegson the best American Fabrics shall
all times tg pr #frd to furnish Hi articles pertaining 10
business promptly and relying the citizens Of Virginia
Nurh Carolina mud fenhccc g. sustain In entorpriis
assure them viii he content moderate profits
We Invite buyers To examine th season, stock
shown patterns nua styles of Velvet Tapestry
erd nruses tarprngs Three ply Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet theueia aud brussels RUGS Don fnor aud tham
Aur Mats Nor tl 1ud ludA nanask nr Curtains Satin
and Figured IL LANES dee. Brecttd aud luko, Rcd IL
Muslin aud Garins Window Shades all styles and quail
lilies Floor ol Cloths 1ahl, cloths. all widths, on Cloth
Rugs &c.
y H. Nr"in lhNt pl Cloths aud tafpriitrs any
hall On bonr furnished with diagram and
Uncut aud soliciting orders, viii warrant III in all
4 a. In RICHARDSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

Mail. RoBBER SENTENCED. Wilmington, Del +.
Sept. Q Geo. NJ. Townsend pleaded guilty this
morning, in the United States District Court
the charge of robbng the post Office in this city
in August 1919. He made long appeal to the
mercy Of the Court, declaring ;hut he had been
led away by evil companions, aud promising re.
formation if mercy was accorded to him Judge
Hall sentenced him to two years impri sonment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

MISCELLANEOUS.
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