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The Washington Union q Saturday evening la,h
inst. iesrns that the health II Hon. .. q. DObbin is
slowly improving. H.s cough Is slill uodblesome, but
his general health is better" We are glad 10 see
that hi. favorable report Of Mr. D1bbins health cor.
responds with III. information obtained " tbs Psyelr.
vile Observer.
!, viii be gratifying 70 the friend. Of Duncan X.
MIRA. ESQ., our Consul at PARIS. 20 learn that nior.
naiisa has been received ,, the Wilmington Herald
stating that hs health is greatly improved, snd tina, be
has Il in contemplation shortly 10 return 20 lhi,
county.
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Appleton's railway and steam Va.

nigatIon Guide We have received from d.
Appleton q Co, No. 3is Broadway, New York, a
copy q this work. ], contains the timetables fares
connexions and distances al the Railroads. in The
United states and the Canadas, the connecting lines
Of Railways. Steamboats, and Stages, and general
Steamboat Directory. revised edition is published
monthly, under the supervision Of the Railway Compa-
mics. Il IL valuable companion TO the traveller, and
be had Tor IS cents, Of the principal booksellers.
periodical dealers, ssen,s. and at the railroad
Jepols.
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GRAHAM FEMALE SEMINARY.

tENHE Fall term Of this School s commence on the
Il l4th DAY of July, 10 continue five months.
The location is exceedingly pleasant, in an elevated
grove IN the town Of Graham, Alamance Co, ". Z.
The coutse Of instruction is most thorough. EN-
hracing oil the useful Sciences, Mathematics, the Latin
and French Languages, with the ornamental arts Of
Musc, Drawing. Painting and Pingendi acu. Al the
completion Of The course regular diploma is given,
with presentation Of neat copy Of the Scriptures.
TERMS:
Board IS per month exclusive Of washing and lights,
or S 10 including these.
Tui,ion SIS per session. for the FIST classes and $40
for the graduating class.
Payments % he made quarers--in ADVANCE.
Al students Of this School vii! he under the
disciplinary regulations, AMI will lie hound from the
time Of entering TO the end of the term exceptin cases
u '''A"s''' JOHN r. HOLT, Principal.
June 10. 92-lm
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Total Abstinence From BEER. = The
butchers in some Of the Philadelphia markets
on FRIDAY put il force the principle 81 total
abstinence from beef. The prices asked BY
the DRIVERS proved 81 high on last market day
day that they refused to purchase. Their Gus.
toners, therefore, had to content themselves
with mutton and pork. or Gull from vegetables
a savory meal. We do not know but this is
the best remedy for the high price Of beef
Il has this virtue in it. that it applies to all
alike. Ledger.
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uAPg1En.

On the morning Of the 9th instant al the residence
o. Harrison Parker. Esd By the Rev. Hsrtwell Arnold.
DR.. Edwin VI. Floll TO Miss Mamie Parker, all Of this
county.
In Chapel Hill, on the sih instant, BY the Rev. B.
J. Hackney, Mr. JAMES s. STEWART, Of Mississippi a
member Of the graduating class Miss EMILY daugh.
ter OF DR.. II. VI. Cave, Of Chapel Hill.
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GREAT LEAp.-Probably the greatest leap
on record was made at the Helen Shot rower,
Wisconsin. some lime ago. A horse, twelve
years old. Jumped from The bank over per-
pendicular precpice Of one hundred aad
eighty feet into the river below, and came
out safe and sound. after swimming nearly
half mile to suitable landing place. Tie
water at the point where the leap was made.
was from twenty to twenty five feet deep.
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We sec in the Chapel Hill Gazette notice Of
pamPhIe, PurPoning 70 be the dying confession Of NJ.
DeBoneard, Frnehmsn BY birth. who came 20 this
country years ago and professed "a teach French.
lie was a, this place short tme and is well remem.
bered BY some o. our citizens. II is stated that be
committed Eve murders, was guilty Of bigamy in three
cases, besdus numerous robberies. seduetons, aud
petty siIlAnies." part 81 these crimes is said TO
have been committed in Wilmington. lie was finally
executed Ii New Orleans fof The murder Of Cecilia
fofnel, biz mistress. who cor biz sake had murdered
her own hUsbanl.
], is stated in the GsIsitc that this wr,ehed man
attributed The commencement o. his awful career 10
The purchase Of his 6rsl Lottery Ticket. .He CON.
meneed pairohiiins Lotteries, those curses Of our
country" the Gazette says. "and gradually bis
taste for this species q gambling became his ruling
passion. he sPen, his own, and then his employer.
money. until di.gtacrd, when he became pickpOcLe,.
burglar, bisami,t aud murderer"
This sl0fds striking example in support Of
hs remarks We made last week On the evils Of Lottery
dealing. anil glad % find in The editor o. The
jeanette earnest q ccaJigtor in wba, We call good
cause, as We nJ hin TO he 10 the following concluding
remark. in his notice Of Dcloncardi
Hundred. Of our citizens ara being swindled daily
~ lhe.s wholesale thieves aud robbers LOTTERY ticket
senders,l sud nc think our Legislature should pass
stringent Law sgainst advertising them in the state.
We shall never admit into our columns. but there
are hundreds who will for the sake q The almighty
dollar, in,ll onyiAiag into ,be minds u Their
readers"
Our contemporary perhaps usss'tOo strong an eIpres.
sien when he says there arc hundreds who will, foe
the sake q The almighty dollar, nsil anything into
the minds Of their readers; but the columns u most
d our exchanges show that very Few Of them are ca.
pahle u resisting the temptation which tbs psy foe
advertising Loilty tickets affords.
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DECISION AoMNsT DoUBLE TAXATION
Supreme Court Of Rhode Island, on Satur-
day, decided that bank could not be taxed
on its capital stock, If the shares thereof
were taxed as the personal property Of the
holders, because it would be a double tax.
The suit on which this decision was made
was brought by the American Bank and the
Providence Institution for Savings against
the city Of Providence, to recover certain
taxes alleged to have been illegally assessed
upon and collected Of those corporations in
the years 1855 and 1856. Under this de-
cision,s the Journal says, the city will have
to refund to the various banks and savings
institutions more than $4,000, with interest
upon the whole sum from the time Of pay
ment. 1t is altogether the largest amount
for which judgment has ever been rendered
against the city. The decision also strikes
from the assessed value of the city nearly a
million and half Of dollars.
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DIsrREssIxc AccipEsr.--A distressing acct.
dent occurred ON the Cstiwba. about twelve
miles from Salem, Roanoke, Va. ON the s0lh
ult. A little boy. Of 10 years old. named
Noah Richardson. living with Mr.. Allen
Richardson, went Nth him 70 where he vas
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Mans.-This brilliant planet makes il.
appearance little brfnre daylight IN the
morning. and remains visible throughout the
day. Il is, perhaps, about couple of hours
10 advance nf the sun. When seen rising il
the morning. is appearance j. grand beyond
conception. We would advise vi u forget
the comet for while, aud rise briimes to
bchuld the beauties of this grand heavenly
luminary.
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rolling some fogs. Ia cutting one oG. (the
little bay standing near it, it started to roll.
catching tn bny and throwing him some Is
or 90 feet dawn the hill. The boy had the
presence Of mind 10 endcav.r to get out Of
the way. and succeeded ia out running the
log iornear 80 yards. and wculd have escaped.
only Tor a stump. which threw the log around,
when it struck tim abost the small Of the
back. passing clear over him. The little
fellow never breathed again.
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Han STORM Between spoisylvanis Court
House and Fredericksburg. Va, along the
MassspohIx Greek. hail stone fell nn Tues.
day evening as large as Guinea Eggs. entirely
DESTROYING the crops, and doing srrinus dam.
age TO dwellings. In some places shingles
we're knocked 90 the houses aud window
ssshes completely cot out.
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Santa Anna. The 81. President &c Mexico,
Is engaged in an attempt TO get up another
revolution IN that Republic. From his pre-.
sent retreat IN carthagcna he has issued a
manifesto lur private circulation Among hi,
adhrrenis. partisans, and resolutionists gene.
rally in Mexico, Cuba, and elsewhere, de.
n"uncing the present government Of uomun'
Tart, the new constitution, tie laws afre ting
the property and priyilegrsu u The clergy. &C.,
aud announcing that there must be another
sanguinary revolution. even though half oI
the tcrritory Of the Repuhlic should have I,
be sold TO supply The sinews ul war.
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Washington. June III,
Baron Won Leimburg was ia day introdu.
ced TO the President by Assistant Secretary
of State. Mr.. Appleton ; aud delivered his
credentials a. minister ~ the King Of the
Netherlands. Mutual assurances ~ desire
t"mainiain The friendship which always exist.
ed between the two governments were express
scd. Baron Leimburg was ia full court
dress.
The President has officially recognized
Jean Nottbeck as ,ice.ronsul from Russia,
to reside at New York; Werner Dressed
consul oI Baden. at baltimore Iienrique V.
Ward, consul Of Chill. II Boston.
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The execution 81 Mcdonald, on Friday
last, at Eliz.bsihtown. Bladrn c"unty, is re.
presented inhase been shocking affair. lie
had been tried aud convicted Of murder, and
sentenced q be hanged on certain day hut
The period 6Ard Tor his exrcutisn was post.
ponrd by Gov. Bragg until Friday last. so that
he could have tine to examine snd consider
the application Tor pardon that had been sent
% ~ him IN MrlDonald's case. The Cover.
nor. not deeming this proper case Tor ere.
eutise elemency. refused pardon; aud the
wretehed man was brought ont Tor execution.
lie reached the sea6old 10 an exhausted state,
psrslysed by fear, 40 We understood; and
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The Dispatch. - We have received the frs,
number Of new paper entitled the Washington Dis
patch, published in Washington, in this state, BY
Richard Granger, Esq. II is "independent or neu-
trail in politics. Il is Of moderate size. well printed
and appears TO be conducted with ability. Price So
year, TO be paid il advance.
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win The humbuggery and deception prsolised upon
the peopp BY the leaders Of the Democratic party for
The purpose Of obtaining Office" and because he Is
satisfied that the principles advocated by these seek
ers after power MOI the true principles for an Ame-
rican citizen TO advocate"
The two following paragraphs are extracts from
their address:
The course pursued by the Democratic
party with regard to the immense foreign
emigration to this country, is impoIitic and
dangerous to our existence as nation; and
still more odious is the doctrine advocated
by that party, that unnaturalized foreigners
have an equal right with native born citizens
to our public lands, il they have been but
one day in our territories and that, while
thus unnaturalized, and totally ignorant of
our institutions and laws, they shall enjoy
equally with our native born citizens, the
right Of suffrage. and thus decide the most
delicate and sacred questions Of government
pertaining to our social and domestic insti-
buttons. Such doctrines we cannot and will
not endorse, because we believe they will
eventually destroy our Union.
AS to an equal distribution Of the pro-
ceeds Of the Public Lands, il is perfectly
well known that the Democratic party has
ever opposed it, by which North Carolina
has been unjustly deprived Of her rights.
and which il obtained would enable her to
liquidate her heavy debt, relieve her citizens
Of heavy and oppressive taxation, and carry
on with more dispatch and greater success
her works of Internal Improvements; but if
the people wish to obtain this rich domain,
which justly belongs to them, they must
hurl from power the Democratic party, and
place one in power that win demand and
give them their rights"
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EnIoRASr TRAIN ATTACKED BY INDIANS
st. Louis, June ia correspondent from
Fort Riley saws that on the 9th instant, the
Cheyeunes Indians attacked and destroyed
an emigrant train eight miles west Of that
place. killing SIX persons and wounding four
others.
The Democraet saws that Phillips is chosen
State Senator, and not T.. s. Senator.
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| ~ DIGEST i-.ssuch IA The true meaning f'lic
word "PEpsIN," or Of tho two Greek words from
which Ia derived. Thisi the significant and appto.
priaie title Of The TRuE DIGES FIVE FLUID. or
GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr. J. s. HoUGH-
TON, Of Philadelphia f,r the cure Of Indigestion and
tive powers. Il renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See the advertisement in another part Of this paper.
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Cedar Grove Male Academy.
June II
Red Mountain Female Academy.

rksHE Seventh Session Of this institution will open on
the Goth Of July, and continue iweniy.one weeks,
under the charge Of Mr.. NJ Lewis and Daughter.
When engaging the services Of the present teachers,
the trustees obtained evidence with regard 10 their
qualifications entitled 10 the highest confidence and
tina, evidence has been fully sustained by the experience
OF this session. The course Of instruction will be
enSiye and thorough, designed 10 make amabe, useful
and accomplished women.
Board in gen,eel families near the Academy can be
had al from thirty 10 forty dollars per session.
TERMS:
English Branches, nom S. 10 $i2 SO
Latin, Greek. and Mathematics, IL SO
Music on Pisno, with use Of Instrument, 20 90
Drawing and Painting, each, 5 60
Embroidery, 8 90
GEO. W. JONES, Sec'y
Of Board Of Trustees.
June 10. e2-4w
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U.s.senaior.-Ths Legislature o. New Hamp-
shire b vote d 100 % rs have elected CLARK.
Rspubieaa, TO GIL the sseane, in The Uni,rd states
Senate oeeasoned BY the death Of Mt John Bell.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the 9Th instant, EtESpAR
daughter Of Thomas and Elizabeth Iaiia, deceased
aged So years. She had been a member Of the Epis'
coPal Church for more than thirty years.
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The Iayane A,ylum. : Ala lac meeting ;

The InSane AsyIum. = Al lac meeting q
the Commissioners o. the Lunatie Asylum Of this
State. Ms. Minerva 7. Mendenhs. Of Gsiliofd. was
selected TO GIL the Oie Of Ms,fon for the Institution.
Miss Msnieahau Is represented TO he peculiarly quail.
feel Coz tho Iabarious and responsible duties q the
ofi,e % which she has been appointed.
Al this meeting Of ihe Board careful cram in.ton
Of every part Of the Institution was made aud every
thing found IN satisfactory condition.
Eight paiienls--two females and sir males--were
iaough, before the Baard by the Superintendent. and
discharged, apparently perfectly cured. The Board
meet. again IN SJveRber next
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The AsiieyIIlc Neyys.-

The Ashevilic News. = Mr.. ]. w. Atkin,
editor and proprietor Of the Asheve News, con,em-
plating engagement in other business, ofIrs
his establishment for sale. The materials are repre-
sen,ed to be extensive, well selected and generally
good news the circulation, advertising and job work
lair.
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LAND FOR SALE.

rE,HE sn5sefter ~ administrator u The estate o.
Rebscrs Rryiling. drrrss. will ciIsr lot ssle. 10
the highest bidder. On SATURDAY the lib % LAZY
meat. Tact II Land consisting o. ahout fy sores.
adjoining The iaudsoi Henry Neal shield. aud plers.
A credit q st months will be given. the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
ARcIi'D ) "RAYlloRN, Aim'r.
Jurs 10. p2-sw
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LAND FOR SALE.
pLANTATION FOR SALE.

HAVING determined 10 move 10 The west. niirr
for sale the Plantation on which nov live. lying
IN The public road iyadLs from iiIlsborough 10 Ora.
nam. Two miles and a hall easl Of Hnwhslds Church.
mi NO miles south q Mcanessile Depot, containing
500 acres. Tie lard lies well for improving, and u
adapted u III lind. u grain. Or Shicro; has u
sia dNeihg house, negro kitchtbs and 0'hef neees-
safy outh"U-ss new ham and ihfe.hine machine 81.
tatbrJ. Tile p4niaiidn i veil Naiefri. having on Il
number of mevcriaine springs. good meadow. and u
tt4utiiully situated 0h The head waters % Haw Greek.
half mile iipn, good ~ AID srist mill. Those
st.hus III purchase will please call sui judge or them
se,es Il can lie Ji,he int two irlcis. II desired.
DAVID VI. MEBaSE.
Jnns Vs. a3-p5w
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HELMBOLD'S UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Exuac, Buchu cures Disease.
Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Graye Dropsy, Weaknesses
&c. Read the advertisement in annther column
headed Hembod's Genuine Pleparation.''
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being held upby Tie Sheriff. the rope was
placed around his neck. Even before the drop
fell. his limbs gave way, and he sank upon
the scatiol'l. so that many persons thought
that he died from extremity Of lear. beore
The judgment Ut the law was executed.
Mcdonald. it is said. had strung hopes Of
a pardon until the hour of execution arrived,
when his fortitude entirrly gave way. and he
was led out more dead than aliyr--a warming
to e,i-doers Of the terrible vengeance Of the
raw. WILMINGTON Herald.
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NEW S ITEMS,

/ The Common Council Of Washington city
have passed resolutions Of thanks 10 the
| President uf the U. States, Secretaries Of
War and Navy, and TO the military lnrce
engaged, for their timely interposltion IN sup.
! pressing the late riot IN thai city.
MoB Law REPupnrED.-The grand jury Of
Louisville have indicted for murder fifteen
persons, being all they could discover. as
participants III the recent lynehing Of four
slaves.
During the past year upwards Of 5,O01
children we're lost IN n. York, BrooLlyn aud
Jersey CITY, but recovered by the aid 81 the
police, and IS rescued from drowning.
A Few ,lays asn IS 900 worth of wines and
liquors were shipped from Norfolk to Que u
the Vagina springs.
ratnip bruised and applied to bites Of
spiders i said IL afIard very quick relief.
Coatinae the application aud cure IS soon
/ effected.
! A descendant nf the infamous Marat. hay.
ing recently attained lis majority il Paris.
aud having read The history IL tie Reign 81
Terror. has made an application TO the
Minister of State TO have his name changed TO
Maratti.
1'ME ASp SPACE ASsiHILaTrp.--The iron
horse now pursues HI. way without stop o.
i important deviation IRON direct iine. from
Bangor, Maine, To- jefferson city, Missouri.
distance II a little over seventeen hundred
miles--lalf as Gar a. 10 LUndcn--in three
days.
According to the National lntelligenesr,
the Whale eoncetn 81 the Rolhsrhilds j.
worth uniy about slO.0OO,00U but that's
better than nothing.
i ss.-SS~s>1~>~>~-~r~~Ss
Judging from the ineps sing popularity Of The South
AHetiran Fever and Ague Remedy. prepared by q A.
Leonard - New YORK, the Phy sisisns viii hass
occasion 10 say that
II .inhello's occupaion's gone"
For Il would lie rare thing for person % have
return II the Chs and Fever when the disease once
broken Up y IL USE which u does mosi sIsciusly
aud unless same mesns are adopted 10 krsp the com.
platnl amongst us this remedy will completely sasf.
inmate Il. and II distant day. Il . doing wonders
IN the way u cures
THE DEAD RESTORED TO I1FE.-A few
years ago generally suppo-ed thsi grsy hair could
NOT e restored 10 ~ original color, made 70 etow on
bald heads; hut since the solvent Of Professor Woods
Hair Resimsii,e many persons who dgtd years ago as
nov seen daily IN The VARIOUS walks q his, sppeans
10 eli the sigof % youlh wearing their own daik asr
ins lc.., simply Sm having ICED tbs gres, Rssisfs
j tive. Issvistiks Tnts.
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The Hon. Nath'l P. Banks, late Speaker
of the House of Representatives, was on
Tuesday last unanimously nominated for the
Office Of Governor of Massachusetts by a
State Convention of the /" American party,
held at Boston. On the first ballot Mr..
Banks received 2l9 Of the 229 votes cast.
Eliphalet Nash was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor, and John II. Clifford for Attorney
General. Mr.. Banks is also strongly sup
ported for the same Office by portion Of the
Republican party.
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The Right Of secession. : I'll. Kin.,o

The Right oil secesst0n. - The klnstnn
Amsrean Advocate and The Wilmington commereis
recently. have had good deal 10 say upon the right
of secession Of the States. We do not auje to ihi.
with any desire 70 enter into the discussion. because
ws % not think ,hs, any practical good will issue
from H. as We 10 no, suppose thee i At present
will be for years 70 come, any reasonable apprehension
that any state Of this Union viii be blinded % j.,
interests as 10 desire 70 be released from the conlede
raey.
But the Commercial il arguing that STATE imay
Cor cause and upon 10. motion or will seeede from
the Union; each slsie being originally independent
and only unedio cenain specified Haiio1ai purposes
And 10 show The necessity d this right The CONNER
eal e.nnot see how else Il possible carry ont ID,
provisions Of the % section ol the 9Th article 81 ih,
Federal Constitution; = quoting the paragraph which
states that the citizens 81 each State shall b. entities
% all the privileges and immuniiies o. citizens Of ID,
several States !" which The Commercial thinks Is no
The case At present.
We should like 10 Ne informed how secession woult
remedy this evil Under ihe Constitution. person
sgisysi "hy The public acts and private seton Of th,
free ssiss msy have recourse 10 the protection Of ih,
courts Of The Untej states and the power of the Gov
sfamen,-and that the supreme Couh has The dispc
sition 10 aes justly towards The slave States va
shown ny The decision Of The Dred Scot case bot
state shall withdraw from the Union the Consiilu
iion viii cease 70 operate 10 behalf Of lie ei,isens,
who wII Then guarantee 10 them the privileges an,
immsBiiIss Of citizens q he several slslesi" Vi
cannot see that this remedy can be anything bette
Than Jumping out Of the frying pan into The hfs.
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The Raleigh Register. = "

yertantly omitted to notice that the Raleigh Regste
has recently been very greatly improved in appearance
by supply Of new type. Mr.. syme is an able an,
pleasant writer, and nope he viii be amply eompen
sated for the outlay he has made to improve his paper