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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-13

Particular att niion Is irvited TO the fact that ~
h.vt mary 81 the besf stvl"s End qualities II goofs
that cannot he nhts.hed Els VII re. snd We sr. nov
cde lug AuY eatir. -,o At Greatly R'fucsst Prices.
Beecher. R~olliSter + Wilkins.
Jan 10 ,SS7dIy las AXE LSREEr'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-13

Special Election Notice.
NOTICE IL hareDy II en- that . Speciai E.eciion
~ WI b. b. ID aud posis o ,entd 81 The following
pisc.s On saturday tns tsp inst:
1T ward st y Helms store.
snd = . steT MS b aiding house.
Bird " :" Coa.t uo &c.
9Th " " New Penn II ne
9Th " " J. C.rc NsIk : House,
9Th " I" School H.u e EFT Dave port,
for thu purppse IL submit ias u the sotcrs o. the
City whefh 2 they vii Anthos 8 thu CaDmor g "a
ii TO rare ~ ON th sum oft s 90 t. p .vidr tn
O. 81 h g ~ No ptL "a ON 10 provide fs .
Guy Hall toJ.uOO u ~ IN Their exp ndcf Ia su;p'y
the City with pu,e wat = ADn Z % OO Tor gfat.,s,
gnt rug . d etbsrwis- l , PROVING the slf~,t. u til
ctfv. Al thu y In favor OF TIE loan sbai w p
For N Tom" and tnoee opposei shaii v.te
SAgainsf the Loan"
Poll, 10 be op uel at . O'clock 4 n ant cioed 1t 6
,'c.o<k -.
My 12th-fA A,yor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-13

+ WILL eychrpze my FIGURING MI for CIT, o.
Lou try property, or sell II on "a~y y" ms
". II. HII.ORETH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-13

Section I6T 81 \ RstW. Pine piece ~ prairie In
Guthrie County within half = mile u timber-iiving
water on Il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-13
FIRM L.aNDS.

= Y \ OF section 10 80 r 7 W , milos ives, OF
1--we coly. high ani roll ng prairie. An exo'llent
fsIn. " lan ID .vis oi the II II.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-07-04

The WHEAT CRoP.-The wheat crop of this Sec
ton is nearly all harvested and the yield is equal to
the most sanguine expectations. Mr.. John Hutch
ms has cleaned up 400 bushels from field he pur-
chased not long since which was then regarded as
worn out Mr.. H. is one of the best farmers in the
county, and his whole crop of wheat will measure
about 900 bushels. He is good farmer, as is evil
denced by the fact that he makes excellent wheat
where br oom.sedge grew but short time since.
We look forward with hope to abundant crop
of corn this year. The early and the latter rains
only are needed; but must confess that just here
in the middle Gf this be the middle) it is rather
dry.
We regret to learn that the chnch bug, though
it did but little damage to the wheat crop, is prey
ing upon corn to some extent. Try the fish-oil op
the little mischiefs. We take the liberty of saying
it is recommended by Hon. Abram Rencher, who
has tried it with success.
P.S.-Since the above was written we have had
good rains.
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SUPREME COURT.

The following opinions have been delivered by
the Supreme Court, now in session in this City:
By NASH, G. jim Harland Smith, from Bla-
den, affirming the judgment below. Also, in Atkins
v Mccormick, from Harnett. Also, in State Har-
riet slave from Bladen, declaring that there is
error in the judgment below. Also, in Taylor v
Taylor, in equity, from Arson, dismissing the bill
with costs.
By PEARSON, jim Taylor W. & NJ. R. A.
Comp, from New Hanover, affirming the Judgment.
Also, in Barrow, in equity, v Windey. from Beau.
fort, directing decree for plaintiff Also, in Wiswal
v. 6 R. Plankroad Co., in equity, from Beaufort,
overruling the demurrer. Also, in Taylor Kelly,
in equity, from Moore, directing reference, &c.
By BATTLE, J.-In White & Joyner v. Pool, from
Hartford, directing 0emire de Also, in State
Stanly, from Columbus, directing cenire de mooo
Also, in Doe er dem Watkins Jasley, from Stany,
vim, in equity, from New Hanover, interlocutory
der to be reversed, with costs.
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The First District.

Our accounts from the first district are all avora
BILE to the election of DR.. Shaw. Mr.. Smith is Meth
er fish, flesh nor fowl. nor even good red herring"
He agrees with Mr.. Buchanan as far as Mr. Buch-
anan agrees with him he agrees with the Know
Nohngs SO far as their principles coincide with his
own; and he is an old line Wing so far as old line
Wing views meet his appreciation. That is very de-
finite, and ought to be satisfactory to every body
and especially to the rest of mankind"
Mr.. Smith does not propose to represent the peo-
pie of the first district any fraction of them,
beyond the decimal called Mr.. Smith, He won't
represent the Democrats he can't represent the old
lire Wings, and he has insuperable objections aga
inst representing the Know Nothings therefore, he
wants to represent Mr.. Smith in the next Congress-
He thinks Mr.. Smith ought to be represented, and
he proposes to represent Mr.. Smith, and no body
else. He is disposed to be very agreeable with every
body and every thing that is agreeable to Mr. Smith
but beyond that he fegns feels good deal of in
dgnation, and is not slow to show his disapproba-
ton of any thing and every body that disapproves
of Mr.. Smith. Bnt he is the nominee of Know
Nothing convention, and therefore Mr.. Smith en-
bodies, within himself, what little remnant there is
of Know Nothingism and as the Nuncio story"
ioSe
We have no objection to Mr.. Smiths going on to
Washington and representing himself in the next
Congress; but as it is for his personal beaeft we
think he ought to pay his expenses and not at
tempt to make the people of his district impose
them on the general government Let Mr.. Smith
pay the expenses of Mr. Smith for Mr. Smith to rep
resent Mr.. Smith.
DR.. Shaw, we understand, shows up his monde
script competitor with much skill and ability. He
plants himsefon the Democratic platform and stands
immoveably on it. Mr.. Smith, conscious of his
weakness and the weakness of his cause, Zone and
the same thing) pretends to be very indignant at
the personal attacks on him, he calls them. Any
thing against Whiggery or Know Nothingism-any
argument showing why Mr.. Smith should not be
elected, he CONSTITUTES into personal attack But
the people will decide, and will doubt make such
personal attack on Mr.. Smith that he will retire
with disgust to private life, and pout out his indig
nation solitary and alone.
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no more.

Mr.. Puryear is sound Southern Union man
has made good Representative, and ought to be
returned"
The above is from the Wilmington Herald.
"Mr Puryear is a sound Southern Union man."
quoth the Herald. We prefer sound Southern
Constitutional man. Preserve the Constitution and
the Upton needs no farther care. Mr.. Puryear
ted against the repeal of the Missouri restricton-a
restriction that uncoDstitutiona' and degrading
to the South Well may he be called la "Union
man." for he has shown himself willing to sur
render the substance the Constitution, for the shad:
ow the Union. He voted with abolitionists against
the rights and equality Of. the South and against
the Constitution. .
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-07-04

W The Greensboro Patriot and Flag has
raised howl about the non,reception Of the Jour-
nak some two weeks, we doubt not, after the edi-
tors knew the Journals had been received. The
Patriot and Flag has established for itself such
character for reckless assertion, unfair dealing and
barefacei fasehood that we do not deem it neces-
sary to notice its desperate attempts. Its
demnaton is patent in every sentence gifts columns
devoted to politics. Its editors do not want to
the Journals for they well know they cannot prove
by them what they have asserted
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N. c. Six Per Cent. State Bonds.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. c.,
July 8, 1857. I
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this office until 10 O'Clock, m Sd of August next
the purchase Of the following State bonds issued by the
State of North Carolina to witt 900 under for
the construction of the Western n c. Railroad running
thirty years from July 1857 The above bonds will have
coupons for interest at cent per annum attached,
payable let January and July.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank of
the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers
have them payable at the Treasury Of the State Success
full bidders upon being informed Of the acceptance of their
bids deposit the of their bids including the
accrued interest," to the credit of the undersigned the
Bank aforesaid in the Bank of the State Bank of
Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
egh, N. C.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President of
the Bank of the State.
D. W. COURTS, Pub. Treasurer.
July 8, 1857. : - e.
W Register copy. ,.f. .
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BY J. e. LEMo1NE & SONS, AUCT,s.

Jarratt's Hotel for Sale, on the sth July, 1857.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED COMMISSIONERS WILL OF.
ter for sale at auction under Decree of the Circuit
Court Of PETERSBURG the well known and valuable property
called yARRATTs HOTEL eligbly situated in said city
The sale will be conducted the premises Of the Hotel
comprises about two Of land which is occupied BY
the Hotel ohthogses stables &C., used in connection
and convenient aduncts the Hotel. which is Of the
largest IN said City Of Petersburg under lease
which will expire the 8lst of December next and pos
session will be given the purchaser on the next day
enough to pay expenses Of the sale TIRES
equal deferred payments ct one and three years from
the LIST January 1885, With interest from that date payable
semsnnuay the deferred payments and the nterest be
secured by well endorsed negotiable notes. and deed Of
trust on the property. r,,,, 100000,
70 He '.'r ROB'T B. COLLIER,
JAMES Med. ANDERSON.
J.E. LKMONE SONS. Aucts
June IL, 1857. I>s-o ''.- ',-" ts-w&swtd.
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Educational state Convention.

... .F Educational State Convention.
We have lust returned from the Educational State
Convention, which assembled at Warrenton on
Tuesday last. In the absence of Prof Wheat, the
President the Convention was called to order by u.
W. Ogburn ESQ., of Guilford. one Of the Vice Pres'-
DENTS ..s .-Fv s-...a,-
Some twenty-seven Counties were represented by
about one hundred and twenty five delegates.
On Wednesday, at II o'clock, the writer Of this,
w. W. Holden delivered an address before the Con-
vention and large audience, on the subject of edu-
cation and especially of public instruction; and on
Wednesday evening eloquent and interesting speech
es were delivered by Prof. Phillips, DR.. Alexander
Wilson, William Eaton, Jr., Rev. Mr.. Christian, and
Prof Webster.
The Convention had not adjourned when we left
on Thursday. The greatest harmony and enthusi-
asm prevailed.
On Thursday morning, an Educational State As
ISOLATION having been permanently formed, the fol-
lowing gentlemen elected its officers for the
ensuing year: President, DR.. Alexander Wilson. of
Alamance; Vice Presidents, E. W. Ogburn of Gull
ford, Prof. Phillips of Orange, William Robinson of
Wayne, w. H. Blake of Fayetteville, Prof Walters
of Wake, Prof. Johnston of Charlotte Correspond
Secretary, w. H. Bass, of Warren.
The absence of Mr. Wiley, the State Supernten-
dent, occasioned by Sickness deeply felt
and regretted.
The hospitality of the people of Warrenton, and
of the surrounding country, manifested towards all,
was profuse, generous, unbounded.
We were grati6ed to see the public men of War
ren-headed by the venerable and distinguished
Weldon N. Edwards-come forward and take so
deep interest in the proceedings of the Conven-
ton. But we have no time now to enlarge upon
the many agreeable Incidents nor indeed to give
any of the regular proceedings They shall appear
in our next
But may add, for the encouragement Of the
friends of education in all parts of the State that
the Convention was regarded on all hands as sue
cessful; and that we look with confidence for the
most salutary and happy results, not only from
this but from the action of the State Association
which was formed, and from future Conventions.
The good work is yet it is true, comparatively in
its infancy-but it soiU go on dfusing it's benefits
and its blessings throughout every portion of our
beloved State.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-07-04

Book BMDERy-We know Of no more eligible
position for book bindery than Raleigh. good
binder here who would attend to his business, would
get plenty of work. Will our exchanges please to
notice this? We will take pleasure in giving any
information desired. --.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-07-04

NORTH CAROLINA MACHINE PArTENrED.-Mr
V. N. Mitchell, of Concord, in this State, has re-
Gently obtained Patent for machine for pairing
horses boots, which is commended by the Scienti.
fc American" as "a useful and much required i'm
provement"
We noticed the above machine at our State Fair
last October 1t seemed to US to be perfect for the
for which it is intended Mr. Mitchell is worthy
man, and we trust will meet with success in his USE
full invention
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-07-04

The LAws.-We are requested by the Secretary
Of State to say that only those magistrates return
ed according to law by the different County Court
Clerks entitled to copies of the public laws He
had sufficient number printed to supply these, and
no more. He now has no laws on hand, and it is
useless to apply to him for them. He supplied all
that the law authorized him to supply, and can do
no more.
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ATTENTION MILITARY CAGETS

AA YOU ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED TO
Yux.3 meet at the Academy Grove at o'clock, A. M
A2 the 4h of July, in full summer uniform, with
thirteen rounds of blank cartridges
RUFUS WOMBLE, Captain.
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.- ROBEsON
- County.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May
Term, 1881
At February Term of said Court Reuben King Sheriff
of said County, read aloud in open Court the following
lands which he proposed sell for taxes and costs due
thereon for the year 1885, to wit:
ACRES. LISTED By TAXES & Cosrs.
IS Robertson Evans, Lumber Bridge, S2l 10
100 James Bryan, on Bear Swamp 3 Of
80 John Caldwell, Shocked Swamp g.
80 VIM. G. Caldwell, on SO
$50 Robertson Legget, on Wilkinson Swamp 8 IA
66A Alex. M Priest, on Raft Swamp 80
235 Alexander Black, on Juniper Swamp BIZ
1876 Cary Hays, on Cowper Swamp "a
And appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
ces had been issued to each of the foregoing and
returned by the respective Sheriff to whom they d.
rected with the thereon to be found in
County 1t is therefore ordered by the Court that pub
LEGATION be made in the Raleigh Standard pub
lshed in the city of Raleigh for six weeks successfully
tying the said Robertson Evans, James Bryan, John
CALDWELL VIM. G. Caldwell, Robertson Leggett Alex. NJ.
Priest, Alexander Black and Cary Hays forward
before the fourth Monday in August next and pay
the respective amounts above specified the lands will
be sold satisfy the taxes and costs due thereon
Witness Shadrach Howell Clerk of our said Court at
Office the fourth Monday in May 1857 and Of American
Independence the eighty first year.
SHADRACH HOWELL, c. l. NE
Juys. I19a-w6t.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, mechanics, tradesmen and
every body else are hereby notified that Holden
Wilson will pay no accounts against them unless
contracted by their foreman or accompanied by
written order from him or them.
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Democratic Republican Ticket for Congress!

democratic Republican Ticket for Congress
Election first Thursday in august mert
FIRST DISTRICT:
HON. HENRY NJ. SHAW, ct Currltuck.
SECOND DISTRICT:
HON THOMAS RUFFIN, of Wayne
THIRD DISTRICT:
HON, WARREN WINSLOW, of Cumberland
FOURTH DISTRICT:
HON L. OBJ BRANCH, of Wake.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
STEPHEN E. WILLIAMS, of Alamance.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES, JR., ESQ., of Rockingham.
SEVENTH DISTRICT:
HON. BURTON CRAlGE, of Rowan.
EIGHTH DISTRICT:
HON THOMAS L. CLINGMAN, of Buncombe.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-07-04

LOST BlLL-We have received several letters,
from members of the last Legislature and 9TH
ers making enquiries about BILL alleged to have
been passed at the late session. to charter the North
Carolina and Virginia Railway. The Secretary Of
State is confident that no such law came into
his Office and in this the Journals sustain him. On
page 4s7 of House Journal, we find that the bill
SENATE bill 1897 was passed and ordered to be en-
rolled. This the last day of the session. On
pages 400 and 493 find list Of bills that were
ratified by the Speaker, but this bill does not appear
among them. On page 81 of Senate Journal We
also find list of bills ratified by the Speaker on the
same day (the last one of the SESSION. and the N.
G. and Va. Railway bill is not among them. 1t is
therefore evident that the bill never was ratified.
All persons acquainted with such matters know
that there is always much hurry and confusion at
the close of session of the Legislatures and that if
those having charge of or peculiar interest in
BILL do follow it up and it enrolled and rati-
fed, it is apt to be laid aside and mixed up with
mass of unfinished business"
Had those who took an interest in this bill been
as ready to follow it up and it 60 through all the
formalites required, as some of them are to cast
censure on Others the bill would have become law
and been printed in the volume of laws.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

a LII WHO HAVE SUBSCRIBED TO THE 4rR OF
"A July celebration, earpestlv requested to come for
ton, without being called on as the Committee will need
the money in few days Reader, if you not marked
specially, to you, and just-hem -" fork over"
June 30. 63e1t
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STATUE OF WAsHNGT0N.-The bronze statue of
Washington, by Houdon, intended for our Capitol
Square, arrived here on Thursday last. @
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Teachers in the Blind Department.
]. A. WADDELL, M. D. Mrs. s. c. WADDELI,
Miss NJ. E. Cooke.

Mrs. L. E. Grow Matron Mrs. E. LITTLE HouseEr.
s. LITTLE &eoord.
UNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
Il will commence on the first Monday of September.
Any intelligent and healthy white resident of the State be-
the ages of and 90, whether Deaf and Dumb
Blind may, if the of education wanting, be adj
mtted the school free of charge The terms for others
may be learned from the Principal Such pupils
the ordinary branches of education but receive
such pshments best fit them for success in
life Music drawing, neede-work bead-work and suitable
handicrat arts will a considerable part of the
through which they pass Careful attention will be paid
to their religious, moral and physical improvement and
able promote their highest welfare Pupils should
by all means enter early in September For any nforma
ton in regard to the Institution, address
WILLIAM d. COOKE Principal,
Raleigh. N. G.
July 8, 1857. 1192-w4t
81 The Journal and Herald Wilmington Tribune,
Godsboro Pioneer Elizabeth City; Argus, Fayetteville
Democrat Charlotte; Waterman, Salisbury; Patriot,
Greensboro News, Ashevile will please copy weekly for
four weeks.
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NORTH-CAROLINA
INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND
DUMB, AND THE BLIND,
RALEIGH, N. C.-sEssION OF 1s57-'5s.
Board of Diyectors
WILLIAM H. MCKEE, NJ. D., President.
s. II. You've, A. N. LEWIS,
JNo C. PALMER, Q. BUsBEE,
w. W. VASs, ID. g. FOwLR.
officers Of the Lnstitution.
WIN. D. COOKE A. NJ, Principal
JAS. A. WADDELL. N. D., Nce-Principok.
Teachers in tile d. d. D. Department..
Csc. E. KErcHAM, CHAs. NJ. CHOW,
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The Hon. Thomas Rufin, the Democratic. candi-
date in the second District will address his fellow
citizens as follows:
Kinston, July
Trenton,
Jacksonville, IL
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SPORTS OF THE PIT THERE WILL BE A
- main of cocks fought at Haw River Station, the n
C. Railroad commencing the s and ending the 10th
day of July 1857 Each side show re 81 cocks and fight
ing for sufficiently large TO be interesting to the
parties. ..
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DIED,

At the residence of Eldrdge Smith, ESQ., in this City,
the Esd Of June Fannie McAden infant daughter of Frances
B. and tt late Dr. H. M. Richardson aged ten months.
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Special Notice.

The STANDARD is conducted strictly upon the CASH system
m naprs are discontinued at the expiration Of the t"'e
fr hich they haze been paid. Subscribers ~I De 0'e@
,p WEEKS before their time Is out, By CROSS MARX o"
r papers and unless tile sudscto" Is re"e'0eo 1"e pa
~, m be discontinued This IS rue from ''N'c@ 1@ere
.c be no departure. Watch for the cross marx ana re"e'
your subscription
Irsekly Standard g per annuna IN Advance.
Semi Weekly Standard 81 per annuam. do
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office om we'll as the one to- which
they desire the change to be made.
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DANIEL R. GooDLoE.-We have received long
letter from this Emancipatonis" as he prefers to
be called, which We shall not publish. 1t will be
recolected that we noticed the fact, week or two
ago. that Mr.. Goodloe was to be connected with an
Abolition paper at Washington City. He writes
some sense and much nonsense, and may or may
not be honest in his views. One thing is certain
he is untitled for Southern climate.
He says his chief object is to keep the odium Of
his position from being visited on his relatives and
friends Let him rest content No body but him.
self will be despised. One shabby sheep does not
hurt the rest of the ock and his sins will not
be visited upon others.
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ATTENTION! OAK-CITY GUARDS.
\NM PARADE at the ARMORY on SATURDAY MORN
ExS ING the 4th of July at o'clock precisely in Sum-
.4Sa Uniform, with thirteen rounds Of blank car
tridges,
JOS. JONES. O. s.
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MAR RIED,

MARRIED,
In Catawba county, the 25h ult, by the Rev. J. H.
West MIR. c. Paine, Of Caldwell, to Miss Martha Row. III
far ScuLes
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The Press.

..zs ...t. ..- ..-. The Press. -s-,' =
SALISBURY BANNER-We are pleased to sec thss
our old friend, j. M. Newson, some years ago edtor
of the Lincolnton Republican, has formed coPart-
uership with Mr.. Cannon in the conduct OF the
Salisbury Banner. Mr.. Newson is good writsEr
and gentleman of active business habits. He and
Cannon will make good paper. ~ =
RUssELL's MAGAzNE.-The July number fully
sustains the character this new advocate for public
favor has already achieved We hope the South
will sustain it. 1t is far superior to the abolition
nonsense of Putnam or the Porte Crayon black
guardism and puerility of Representatives Of which
magazines should be suffered to come within the
boundaries of North. Carolina. Price s. per annum.
SOUTHERN SrATEsMAN.-This paper, heretofore
published in Portsmouth, Va, is to be removed to
Norfolk and united with the Norfolk Nesos. 1t is
sound Democratic paper, we'll printed, and edited
with ability.