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Charles, when in Parliament, attending the
discussion Of Lord Ross's divorce bill. Sell
ing bargain,'is in Loves Labor Lost
Fast and loose Ibid. pumping a man.
Otway's Venice Preserved. 60 snacks,'
Pope's prologue to Satires. Sin the wrong
box Fox's Martyrs. TO lamm in the sense
Of to heal,' King and no King by Beaumont
and Fletcher. The hackneyed newspaper
Latin quotation, sTempora mutanur NOS ct
mutanus in Ills is not found in any classic
or Latin author. The nearest approach to
it was sOmnia mutantur,' &c. and this is
found in Borbonious, German writer of
the middle ages.
Smelling Of the lamp,'' is to be found in
Plutarch, and is there attributed to Pytheas.
"A little bird told me- comes from Ecclesi-
astes, <. 20, sfor bird Of the air shall car
nv the voice, and that which hath wings
shall tell the NATTER
"IIe that fights and runs away
May live u fight another day."
These lines, usually ascribed to Hudibras,
are really much older. They are to be found
in a book published in 1856. The same idea
is, however, expressed in . couplet publish
ed in 1912, while one Of the new fragments
Of Menander, the Greek writer, that have
been preserved, embodies the same idea in y
single line. The couplet in Hudibras is
'.For those that fy may fight again,
Which he can never do that's slain. y
There's good time coming,' is an ex-
preston used by Sir Walter Scott in Rob
Roy, and has doubtless for a long time been
a familiar saving in Scotland.
Eriquit c0lo .tulmen, sceptrumque tyron-
- h~v
Turgot, the minister Of Louis XVI. 1t is,
however, merely modification of line by
Cardinal Polignac, Etiquitque, Jori tuln.en,
PROLOGUE sdgitfds, which in turn was taken
from a line Of Marcus Manilus, who says Of
Epicurus. Eriquitque Jori Jtislmen riresque
Ionanti.
A Great Work.
Those enterprising and extensive publish
ers, Messrs. Childs L Peterson, of Philadel-
phia, will soon issue Life Of DIR. Kane. BY
DIR. VIM. Elder. Those who have read DR..
Kane's article explorations, land we sympa-
thize with the man who has not) will Of
course procure the ssLife'' Of this eminent
man, which will be gotten up by these pub.
fishers in the same style a. the two hand
same volumes Of the Explorations" Of
the necessity of such work as the one un.
der consideration, leading and influential
journal holds the following language:i
"Apart from any qualification it may
OF the deceased, or the curiosity of the age
in which he lived and acted out the marvel
lousss career Of self-sacrifcing adyenturer,
peril and endurance which has won for him
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! others in regard to thu

lade this communication longer
han intended, but cannot forbear saying
lew words about polygamy. deem it
rise, at present, to make any direct eff
brt to suppress this practice. 1t will be
bund very difficult to do SO, by the ordina-
n common law proceedings by indictment
Ind trial, because the Juries will be COM
posed wholly, or in part of Mormons. Such
Efforts attended with failure, will only In
tease the evil. On the other hand, it may
discouraged, and finally eEtinguished BY
ret means, leaving the inhabitants in free
on the subject. In the FIRST place, every
nom officer, from Brigham Young down,
be speedily removed. This will de-
hem Of much of the means Of sup
their harems. The three thousand
lollars which the head Of the hiar-
(lly draws from the Public Treas
kreat ways in furnishing the nu-
Youngs with proyender.
place, when females who arc
and who are now entirely OF
be Church, shall find them
from its oppression by .
NOR, backed up BY . reas-
the ultima ratio, it Will to
gradual and sure dis
offensive practice.
by truly,
BExJ. G. FElRls.
last, JAMES BUcH-
PRESIDENT of these
territories. There
rs beanrdragging
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15s Denpsss GAxs1tS ~. 49,.
current t. TIT Dakar, NJ snsss ..e.ss.s.'Fs
CONNECTED y Mufdsr = n - $780, sss !
rcd been takeN oat Of ~ hi p RS n! L
Clinton countyS - carried q O. 4
Jackson, whsrS ~ hang q y.
lanss COMMITTEES. b!
dstioa. Respectable n ~ n +
who compose 'hs vi E
re people q lows ore prep 49, !
with their Courts, and leave tAea1
ton Of justics T. : mob, the coast ~ !!
Lynch must q once be dissolyed. II ~
pose Of these self-cOnstitnted JUDGES -
bs honest, Aod have regard solely % =
lie good. But, they are, after III, to Il z.
H.. y 81 LIZ
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$4,000
$4,000

lpsdon THREE YEARS SOONER defeated win
$4,000, instead the Bonds issued
o Road
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Company rere Of the completion The Road may
ed the capital stock Of this Road the result has invariably that r tie cote the taxable
doubled each completion
the roan the benefits theefom
dollar Loan will expended within the limits the
called issued until the Road buMn the East
grading within the Therefore,
the Road left without Of completion
would sufficient the whole
nmTa
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dhuns25 Ann,won ompam Rl be hlh
mat i +. $
wmm dyteru tunhIp ngpd
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Therefore view
cmpla of odtohmp BIZ. thee answer b. dt odn be
Hnow hAooeh u w
naEa hund o ai.h
Er-A snrm
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its advantage hd
stpn uru l.
Thsn nmputu fmuh should dbl
hann eanMed founder b
Tratha bcomsam
dyouuh agnmouc To
WILDE nd shuhb
maeaeof and @
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FL 40 sctiyity now. IN

m grca activity now. In
this, careful selection Of a
matter Of great Importance
Lsti0n, allow me to do justice
Pierce. We are much in the
denouncing the acts of Franklin
ID, all and sunday, that we hardly yield
al due which, by the popular adage,
giyen to the incarnation of evil
There can be no breach Of CONT
in stating that, soon after my re-
Utah, in an interview with Gen.
/ took the liberty Of suggesting
ty Of sending force to the Ter
the purpose of keeping the In
lection, not imposing enough to
sy, but yet sufficiently effective
[ormons in check. This force,
rs suggested, should be under
an army officer, (tobe appoin-
who, superadded to his mill
BINS, would not only be able to
discomfort existing in conse-
tyranny Of the Church, but to
The discontinued that ample
uld be afforded them. The
Bented to these views, and in
Try them into effect in the SUBJ
ointment Of Colonel Steptoe.-
ed was not his fault, but that Of
Vho confirmed the appointment
the condition that the Colonel
his military command. Meth
nor, indeed, the public, were
q ITO receive, without many
lance, the statements made
Others in regard to the Nor
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II
tending q trip to 'sthe
and You have eighty
Is little enough, with the
hagement, that lands you,
*, always guarding against
IN the lower and upper rosds,)
rs Nest, on or about the 10th
ember. At that time you may
bk for snow Oh the high lands on
The pastures will be dried up and
q; the water stagnant, and OCCASION
and springs poisoned. The ''saints"
ke their grain all harvested and put
nd will have none to sell the 'Gen-
The grass will be too old and dry
and the s'saints," Of course, have
save for themselves. Hence you
Editor, that we had as well rub
begin again early next year, with
ecided" action, and by that time,
|ntileso now in Utah will have paid
Of nature, by dying premature
ht the hands Of band of secret,
md murderers, and there will be no
D advise or inform the officers sent
ministration as to the individuals
decidedly" set apart for the spe-
of killing off the ssGentiles;"
@iH be quickly ensnared and
!derry: will not Douglas deter
Re that time, that these lawless
are incapable Of self-government,
|oduce bill to repeal the act for the
lation of Utah Territory, and thenlet
Sam govern and treat these outlaws
en- enemies. which they are in the strict
ense OF the word; for if there is law
banblti collected together on earth
hposed Of the scum Of all Kingdoms,
atries, classes and churches, for one
non prpose Of radical and determined
lit the members of the 'sChurcA of
thril of Latter Day Saints" Brig
H. bung in the last half Of the nine
MI csnary, in enlightened America.
'Wsnaslmild government is the pride of the
eiViiiA Mains OF the earth, stands bold
Y ~ TN heaAof an organized mob OF land
sfates, endleathes open defiance at the
der which he lives.
%Fve not American people the right,
~ it, not eir duty to demand speedy
a. elded AEON on this vital subject
,ss..,asv sonclusin, letne say, in all candor,.
49, 4dea Of ending only two hundred
j. enforce Y and order in Utah, is Sc
SsSely ridiculous asto call aloud for
\NSqppathy Of he sufferers, in lieu Of
W. atred the administration. If even
R,\ Svdnd men were tent to Utah, the
" between them aid the Mormons
Ny the lives Of alltAe force. Fight,
.s9ons will, and fight they must, and
(Sybut a fight will ever settle the
ufse( of this foul American stain.
AxIcus CuRIA.
WAsui fToS, D. c., May "a, 1857.
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TWO CENTS PER ACRE.

pohid Of the land this belongs nondent therefore, nearly hohds
and but
purpose paying Bonds?
the Code Iowa. the Road taxed
Council Bluffs for the its capital stock Tie road
the taxable Council will be
cent would this county, income Of $sOOO just double the
the County Bonds The Grounds, Station Buildings
Poawaame County win the least calculation 81
the $4,000 Therefore far from the having
Of the adoption the % the will stand thus
property years $4,000
ny Bonds 100000 years, percent $4,000
100000
seem
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Quebec, October s.
The steamship Apglo.Saxna arrived lie r,
to-day with Liverpool advices Of the sd
ultimO.
The news is generally unimportant There
is nothing later from India. zen. IIayelocG
had resumed his march on Lucknow. A
small detachment Of troops were being sem
BY the overland mail route.
Lord Elsin's mission TO Calcutta wa,
understood Il relate to the transfer Of The
Indian troops 10 China.
Another mutiny he'd broken out in Bombay,
but was subsequently suppressed.
The merchants 1t Calcutta had petitioned
the Queen ID take tie control IL India.
Gen. Reid died before Delhi. Zen. Banks
who commanded in the engagement at Luck
now. was Killed.
The East India Company had accepted tht
proiier Of the European and American Com.
pany's steamers for the conveyance of troop,
BY The overland route.
II is formally denied that France is seek
Ing closer alliance with Russia.
u Is believed that the crisis in Spanish az
fairs i over. and that there will be no chang,
IL theCabinet. The alleged cause 81 lie trnubl,
was the refusal Of tie Queen IL remove Gen
concha from the Governorship Of Cuba
Four vessels had been sunk in the harbor o.
Gaia and forty lives lost.
England refuses 70 give Up tie island o
Pcnam to Turkey.
The Molda,ian election were largely il
favor u union.
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N r w S ITEM 8

Judge Russell, Of New York, is a terror
to evil doors. The first criminal sentenced
by him after ascending the bench was gar
rotor, who was sent to the State prison 70,
I'VE. Judge r.. has just sentenced burglar
named flanagan to forty gears in the State
prison.
DErALcATIoN. - The Columbia rs. c.
Times has letter from Charleston, an
nouncing the defalcaton, to the extent Of
$4,000 Of ]. r. 4. Courier, second teller
OF the Bank Of Charleston.
A regency was decreed at Stockholm ON
the 18th Of September. The opinion prevail.
ed that King Oscars health would never be
restored SO far as toenable him to resume the
relns of government.
There IS great sugar crop in Cuba, and
the price is beginning TO come down in IIaya.
ma, in spite Of the obstinacy Of hnlders.
A mountain of salt has been discovered in
the State OF Missouri, a short distance from
the Mississippi river, and about seventy,two
miles from 1T. Louis. The st. Louis Demo.
crat believes this hill Of salt will prove an
immense speculation to its owners, and will
cheaper the price Of that article very mateli.
ally IN that city.
The number of copies of Webster's Spelling
Book sold since its first publication is create
than the present population Of the whole
United Statesmen, women and children
Six copies have to he produced every minute
lar ten hours each day, 10 meet the demand
Inc Appletons, who recently became the
publishers OF this popular book. state that
they have just received an order for 1000
copies OF 1t from Coasianiinopte.
The Hon. D. Starkweather, United States
Charge dc 'AlTairs at Valparaiso, took official
leave OF the Gillian government on the Goth
August. lie is to be succeeded by ex Gov.
ernor Bigler, Of California.
President Buchanan has forwarded fine
gold watch and chain (yalned at $500 Ia
Capt. Johnson OF the Norwegian Bark
ELLEN" as a recognition Of his noble con
duct IN the rescue nl the Central American
passengers. II was forwarded through the
hands OF Collector SAWYER at Norfolk. The
compliment is well deserved and well be.
slowed.
The new lawof Mississippi against passing
bank bills Of a less denomination than s.,
will go into operation on the Ist Of November
next. After that day il will be an indlct4ble
offence to pass smaller notes than IS within
the State OF Mississippi.
THRTl YEARS IN THE stats PRIsos.-A
convict was discharged from the Sing Sins
prison. New York. recently. who had spent
thirty years Of his life within the walls oil
that Institution.
The woman who made pound Of butter
from the cream Of joke, aud cheese from
the milk Of human kindness, has since washed
the close Of the year, and hung 'em out to dry
on bee line.
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Fall and Winter Goods,

which ! am satisfied have been purchased upon the
most favorable terms,-havng been in the Northern
market late in the season. and therefore, had the adyan-
fiage Of the decline in prices. This advantage cheer.
| fully extend to my patrons.
To the following leading articles wish to call par
iicular attention, as they were purchased at auction
prices onethird less than their actual value viz:
Superior Cd French Mernoes at 81 and 81 25, well
worth from 81 so 10 81 rs; yards 10 the dress.
81 Satin De Shenc at Soc, worth 81 SO; yards
to the dress
Rich Broche' Shawls al $40, worth SIS.
large assortment Of Black and French Gray Cloth
cloaks at IS, So, So " dh SIS.
Aso a full variety of the finest French Cloth Cloak
ngs, 80 per yard worth IS. Together with all the
ccssary Trimmings and newest style Patterns TO make
them up which will he done by Mrs. Owen, il desired,
OF patterns furnished 10 purchasers with instructions
| White Embroidered Canton Grape shawIs, real
bargain at So worth $780,
The articles with prices annexed intended to call
attention to such articles Of superior style and quality
have been purchased at very reduced rate aud Of
fered at the price Of medium grade goods all slades
and prices Of goods will be found in my store
! would also parcuarse other prominent articles
which have been well selected TO quality and styles
Mouslin De LANES from zoe. 10 81 %.
Satih-slripe Popllns. .-.....s..
Worsled and Spun Silk Paids.
ito 81 50.
| American, English and French Prints. .es.
Heavy Over Coats.
Bed and Negro Blankets, great job. say from 75c
TO the hest quality usually sold in this market. Also
LOT Of Heavy Shoes for Negro Men aud Women.
Flannes Of American, English and Shaking. Quaker
manufacture, red, yellow, white aud black.
Boots and Shoes of almost every grade.
My Millinery Department il complete, consisting Of
the newest style Bonneis, Ribbons, Feathers Flowers
and Chenille Trimmings; therefore Mrs. Owen ldtters
herself that she will he patronized by those wanting
such articles
! In conclusion ! would merely say that the variety III
my stock is too great enumerate and respectfully IN
vie all to give it examination, aud il is not salts
factory shall not ask wish any 10 buy charge
anything for showing,
also desire 10 say 10 my friends and patrons in the
vicinity Of South Lowell, that intend 10 put full
supply OF the same description OF goods above men,
TONED at my store at that place. and sell them upon
the same terms. ! regret that little late in tho
season, and will state the reason namely, by being IL
the market late, can do better in buying my stock
Finally, ask fair trial this by thorough
animation of my stock. Respectfully.
Ii. L. OWEN.
n. B.-l also offer 10 the public new safe, econo-
mical and beautiful style Of Lamp, having bought
The right sell NJ. b. Dyoits Patent Non.E Explosive
Sell-Generatng Gas Lamp. This Lamp possesses
every requisite TO make il the most desirable article 10
use in family, they afford most brilliant light and
are entirely fec from danger. II ovpN
October Il. 1871
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l. 4 4 u

The ROYAL Mali steamship Niagara, arriy-
ell At Halifax on the eth, With Liverpool
dates to the 26lh ultimo.
The Paris Pays says there has been receiy.
ed private letter from London, which states
that lard Elgin will soon be appointed Goy
ernor General d India, and Lord Canning be
nominated 10 another office.
The offer of a commission IN the army IL
any qualified party raising 100 recruits has
been Withdrawn.
Adyiees from Palermo state that the tcle
graph between Malta aud SICILY will be ready
by the middle oT October, and the British
Government will then Only have % lay 4
cable between Alexandra and Malta 10 bring
Bombay within Is DAYS 81 London.
The Globe says thai the pri.y Council have
fixed SUNDAY. The 18th October, as day To-
national humiliation and prayer, on account
81 the Indian troubles
The Sultan Of Turkey hss contributed et
600 10 the Indian rrlirf fund. cUnsilcrabI,
political importance is attached 10 this act
Of the head of the Mohammcllan religion.
II is stated that the Porte, under the pres
sure Of events. has come 10 the resolution O.
taking the initiative On the question Of III,
Principalitics, and is about to propose an al
ministratiye uniun, extending even TO th,
army.
Five hundred French troops had arrive,
al Calcutta from China, 10 defend frencl
interests at Chsndernagore.
Ale:ter IRON Hong. Kong received al pari.
says that tho United States corvette Leyant
in order 10 avengc The pillage BY gang O
pirates Of an American merchant ship, la,
burnt down village on the island Of For
mosa, which the pirates occupied
| A Berlin Letter says Tie Gar. before lsay
ing st. Petersburgh. approved the draught
a project for the partial abolition Of serldon
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EQUITY SALE.


David W. Kerr, and ais, ex par.e.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Court of Equity
y for Orange county, made at September Term, ls57,
shall offer at public sale, the premises, on MON
DAY the 10Th day Of October next, IL o'clock, the
Tract of Land belonging to the heirs Of Charles W.
Juhust~a deceased, known as the Burns tract on the
waters Of New Hope, adjoining the lands OF Samuel
Barns, William Robson, and others, containing about
one hundred acres, more or less.
Six months credit will be gwen I; bond and good
eurity will be required, aud title will be reserved until
the purchase money is paid
THOMAS WEBB. G. g. h. r..
September 81. PRS Ice S.. Wy
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EQUITY SALE.

Charles l.. Dunncgau, aud Others, OK plrtc.
PURSUANT 10 A decree Of the Court Of Equity
for Orange County, made at September term, 1867,
shall offer for sale, upon the premises, at O'Clock,
III FRIDAY the 23d of October next, that valuable
tract Of Land in Orange county, the waters Of Lit
lie RNcr, belonging to the heirs Of John f. Dunncgan
deceased, containing about five hundred acres more or
less, adjoining The lands Of lIezekiah Ferry, Nelson
r. Hall, and others.
Twelve months credit will hc given; bond and good
security required, and the title reserved until the pur-
chase money is paid.
THOMAS WEBB, c. g. ~ Z.
September %. Prs Tee 81 O1--iw
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ATTENTION !ll

To Tie Commissioned and Non. Commissioned
officers and Nusiciaas belonging 10 47th
Regiment Of The North Carolina Militia:
EOU hereby ordered and commanded 10 attend
at HiIlsborough, on FRIDAY the 9Th Of November
next, for drill muster and court martial, and "a f.
URDAY the 7th, you will attend with your respective
companies, for rcgmcnia exercise. Ech Captnn will
be required to make rMun Of his company to the
court martial. BY order or the Col. Com.
STEPHEN NICHOLS, AHL
September %. o. CIV
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EaRTHau.KE IN PERU.-0n the 10th uItimo
= severe shock d earthquake took place in
Peru. by which the city Of Puira suffered
severely. A private letter, received by a
gentleman in this city from thence. dated
August S0th, says:
AT o'clock on the morning Of the goth
the most severe shock Of an earthquake ever
remembered was felt here. which has done
damage to the amount Of 100000. The
shock lasted about a minute and forty-iive
seconds. and every house in ihe town has
fulieted more OF less. The police have had
one hundred and twenty-five houses taken
down that we're IN dangerous state, and 4
number Of the churches have been completely
destroyed. The rneI puira, which! had been
dry. suddenly rose ia other place. the ground
"pcued and Jets 81 dark -cnlorel water were
elected. There Is 40 record Of any similar
phenomena having taken place. AtPsta the
Effects Of the earthquake we're less severely
fcli."
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ATTENTION.

TO Tie Commissioned, Non. Commissioned
Offers and 1iusicins belonging to the
HawyfeM Poi,mteer Regiment:
VOU are hereby commanded 10 attend at ElShalps,
on FRIDAY the 23rd of October next, ut II
o'clock, A. NJ, armed and equipped for Drill Muster
and Court Martial and on SATURDAY the 9th, at
10 o'clock, yop will appear with your respective
panies, armed and equipped as The law directs, lo
Regimenia Exercise. BY order of Col. Tate.
JOHN r. JOHNSTON, a1fk
September 30. 0s-iw
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Pocket Enives.
smithWood Female AeademY.

THIS new institution situated Ii the southeast cor
ncr II Guorl county, near tie Randolph line.
Immediately on the road leading from Gfcrnsborough
10 Fayetteville il nov open for the reception 81 pupils
Tho subscribers having procured the srniecs II Miss
SUSAN A. WEBB, they natier themselves that this
In.iioon viii Ne literally paironized Miss Webb
has bad many years experience 10 teaching. and has
acquired very rsiablc reputation, both for her
IN impariing instruction, and also in discipline.
Those who study economy ard who desire 10 have their
children well eduraie especially III the most useful
branches, will 10 we'll 10 paronize this and iloui.
shng Seminary. The Academy is pleasantly situated
ia healthy section 81 country. and every attention
will hc paid tOhe moral training Of the pupils. Board
II procured IN very respectable families, convenient
10 lie Academy. aud upon liberal terms A. L the
intention Of the pfoptcIors 10 build W pcrmane 10.
siilnlian for The education oi Young ladies' every eliot
will Re made 70 render tho pupils comfortable and every
actny will bc granted Iot their improvement. suili.
cicn number Of efficient and well recommended teach.
cfs will always be provided.
Address either Of the propriciots o, Longs Mills,
Randolph County.
W. J. LONG, r,,,,i,,o,.
r. Z. SMITH, i'"p'V'
October IL. To-
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N O TIC L

an The 10Th of October, instant | shuIi proceed to
- SELL 70 the highest bidder the following property,
viz the tract Of Land on which, now live, on Elorby's
Creek, containing 327 Acres: also, my crop Of
Corn, Fodder and Hay, all my Stock and Household
and Kitchen Furniture, all of my Farming Tools, a
fine sci Of Carpenters Tools, Turning Lathe and Tools,
with great many articles not mentioned. Terms
made known on the day.
JOHN C. LEWIS.
October 7. O9-2w