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MITCHELL. d. H. w hlTAkEh
MITCHELL & WHITAKER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

RALEIGH N. C.,
FOR THE SALE OF ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
TX EPT constantly hand the best Family Flour, Ba-
II con Lard, Butter Eggs, Sugar and Coffee Moasses,
and all kinds of Groceries.
~ All orders promptly attended to.
April II, 1857. 42-swly.
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JAMES HI. STRUM,

General Agent and Collector,
OXFORD, N. C.
REFRENCEs:
Joseph H. Gooch Granville Co., N. c.; Hon. A. W. Ven
able, Brownsville n c.. R. n D. c. Herndon Oxford
NC: R. A. Young, Petersburg. Va.
February IA, 1857. 24swly.
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DIANOS ON TRIAL-PAYMENT WITHHELD
We propose purchasers of Piano Fortes to take
Instruments trial order to test what of their
quality before paying for them.
Twenty years experience part satisfies
minds and could get fifteen hundred persons to
unite with the opinion, that establishment North
or South can possibly furnish better cheaper nsru-
ments than we do. E. p. NASH.
Nov. IA, 1856. lO3-sw.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
TDERRY & BASON WOULD RESPECTFULLY MAKE
II known that they no longer associated.
April IA, 1857. 4O-swlm.
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Wadesboro', April 81. 1857.
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KEMP p. BATTLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST.. RALEIGH, N. C.
Will attend the Courts of Ike and Franklin and the
Terms Of the Supreme and sral Courts.
July l, 1856. 66-H.
80 Register copy.
BARRON C. WATSON. CASTOR MEAREs.
WATSON MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
"a Burling Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec IL, 1856. 7-swtf
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THOMAS S. GILLIAN ROBERT NJ. DUNLOP
GILLIAN Il DUNLOP,
Importers and Dealers in Iron and Steel,
l2l, SYCAMORE ST., PErERsBURG, Va,
large assortment always hand Orders respectfully
solicited and promptly attended to.
January 80, 1851. y, 20-sw3m.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09

FRoM TExAs-The smallpox continued to
prevail in many parts Of the State, and alarm
began to be felt at Galveston.
A disastrous fire was raging in the cedar
brake above Austin. A number Of valuable
mills and large amount Of timber had been
destroyed. - .,s,- =: assss
In the wheat growing regions, the crop was
very promising. 1t was attracting the atten.
ton Of planters generally.
The Richmond Reporter, Of March 81, says
Of the late severe norther:
The cotton is hopelessly destroyed. The
corn cut down is not total loss. as some
fields are showing signs Of life. The fruit
trees, which were in forward condition, have
lost their entire crops. Figs and peaches
which had grown to considerable size. had
been found, on examination, to be blackened
at the core, and thoroughly killed. 40
Texas is entitled to seven members o.
Congress with its present population. 1t has
only two members now. -.
A letter from the Mexican border speaks
of abundance of money and provisions in that
region. Immense quantities Of corn were
daily crossing the river for San Antonio and
other markets. '''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-09
400 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
KEEN a. PRESTON

NAvE now store every description Of boots and shoes
adapted to the trade consisting of Mems oak botto
pump ole Kip boots do calf. calf. do calf mt
stitched plain and fancy lace Boots
split lined and unined and oak bottom. kip, sole
Brogans do goat nit goa ealk calf and leather
shoes; Mems calf and pumps Boys split lined and
unlined kip oak bottom role Brigan DO and nit
goat calf and eal and patent leather Shoes Boys calf
and kip pump sole toos plain and fancy
top Wonen kip split calf filmed and IN lined
enanelled and KID ptzssd
plain aud leather laced Gaiers DO boets every
style Euresa Jenny Lind, Excelsior. POLKA &C. known
the trade wcmens Bushius Of styles calf goat
grained kid morocco. enamsisd patent leather glove.
bronzed. Sc tIl f-st
Msses bsotees, split. kip, calf. calf goat NIT. goat.
sloye &c Youths brisans calf erit kir. split goat.
grened, a-e and shoes. Youths calf
Boots Child's kid and colored morceo Shoes. . -.
These goods were bought Of the manufacturers. and
defy all competition except them. We sell Boots snd
Shoes the same terms Dry Goods We o. the
largest and desirable stocks of Boots and
brought into the stte including majority Of the best
makers New Eusland and from this time forward 1t
viii loosinS business merchant BY Evaps-
willie their the buy boots and shoes We
respectfully invite the trade TO call and examine stock
NJ KEEN Il PRE- TON
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OF Mr.. Kersteman offers rare chance to
our citizens for an investment Having de-
terminsd to leave us for new and uncom-
peted field of enterprise, he, and the other
proprietors Of the mines prefer to resign
them into the hands Of those who can have
the immediate supervision and direction of
them. 1t is not practicable for stockholders
living in New York to manage the mines here
to their own or our advantage. The city has
90 great stake in the proper control Of those
works, that we ought, by all means. to have
the direction Of them in our own hands,
Held by foreign company, We are subject
to their whims and caprices, and may be tax
ed in any sums they may think proper to
levy on US; or they may, to subserve some
moro important interests to them, cut US Of
from all supplies when we most want them
1t is . matter in which we should pot be sub.
ject to the government Of strangers. The
mines. under proper management. ought tc
be made to pay from $4,000 to $4,000 pei
annum. iss- 81 b. i,,-1 q. ..l.f. be- q. ,sis.s-.
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VIRTUE IN HooPs-As the steamer Com
monwealth came along side the wharf at New
London, Conn, on Friday night, on the pas
sage from Norwich to New York, lady
walked overheard and would have been
drowned but for the hoops in her, which
rendered the same somewhat balloonish, and
withal answered the purpose of a more com
plicatsd lifs-preserver. The night was very
dark, and it was nearly half an hour before
she could be extricated from her perilous
situation, during which time the hoops were
sufficiently strong to buoy her up and prevent
her from sinking. - -
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EXTRA SEssIoN.-The New Albany Ledger,
one of the leading Democratic organs, has the
following remarks uron the condition of the
affairs of the State and the necessities of an
extra session: +ss.e.
The deplorable condition into which the
Black Republican Senate, by failing to pass the
revenue, the general appropriation, and the
appraisement bills. has plunged the State, is
we'll known to every reader, and it is unneces
sary to descant at length upon the subject
We, have no law. by which taxes can be col
lected, no law BY which even the funds now in
the treasury can be lawfully applied to the
payment Of demands against the State; no law
by which. the vast quantities Of lands which
have been brought into cultivation during the
last few years can be taxed at their true value
thus imposing npon old and worn out lands
more than their just proportion Of burdens.
Although an effort was made bya few Of
the defenders Of the Republican Senators to
show that the taxes might be collected under
| the former revenue law, We believe that idea
has been abandoned by the few who profess.
ed to entertain it, and it is now universally
conceded that without further legislation moi
a dollar of taxes for State purposes can be
collected during the ensuing Two years.
Unless, then, money can be raised from some
other source to carry on the State Govern
ment it must either be dissolved or officers
must work without pay; the interest on the
State debt for at least one year must go un
paid, and our cred tors, already charging us
with bad faith in the matter of the Wabash
and Erie canal, will have another cause O
complaint against us; and, to cap the climax
of disasters, the various benevolent institu
tons Of the State viii have to be closed ani
their hundreds of Inmates turned out, many
of them to hardships AMI suGering-all o
them to their own and the community's mis-
fortune. Ell. ..-t
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RAILROAD EARNINGs.-The earnings of the
Little Miami road for the month Of March
were S99, los "a, being an increase Of about
81 per cent, over the earnings for March SO.
The receipts Of the Cleveland & Toledo
road for March we're Sl21, $40, being an in
crease Of 80 per cent. over lust year.
The receipts Of the Michigan Southern
road for March were $2O5, 800, being an in
crease Of $4,000 over last year.
The receipts Of the Illinois Central, for
March, were but $4,000, being small sum
for the largest road in the world-but still an
increase Of $4,000 over last year.
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~ Trsoaanas German Btters prepared and SOLD By
Jackson the German Medical Store. 100 Arch street.
Phadeph daily in their yell celebrity
for the of all diseases arising Of the
liver. These Btters indeed blessing
testimonials This medicine has established for itself
that pettors. however willy their Schemes
ductive their II gained the public
dncc the immense benefit that have been derived
fro N It,. aud will ever mai ntAa its position. ..
See advertisement. mhf3 i
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" The Terre Haute Courier, commune
Gates the pleasant intelligence that Hon. r,
w. Thompson has returned from Washington
bringing with him, we understand, s4o,-
600, the sum voted him by Congress for
Indian services. tLDtHAtlh - rEOE
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o. Mrs John Chase, of Kensington, n.
H., was leading horse into the stable, when
the door swung to, leaving the animal on the
outside and she within, with the halter tied
around her thumb in such a way that when
the horse started her thumb was torn from
her hand, and the cords were drawn from her
arm up to the elbow.-Boston Post, March 81.
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ST.. LoUIs.-The Republican says such jam
aud confusion. never has been known on the
wharf Imagine over one hundred steam
boats lying there, receiving and dischargins
cargo, or trying to do SO; the wharf covered
with thousands and tens Of thousands oil
packages; many hundreds of drays vainly en-
deavoring to get alcng, and the thousands Of
men necessarily attendant on all these opera
tons, and some idea may be formed of the
business of the city. n. s.7.'is 49, il.s (
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EFFECTS OF THE HOTEL DISEASE = Wash
ington, april IA post mortem examination
Of the remains of a gentleman who died in
Pennsylvania from disease contracted at the
National Hotel in this city show deposit OF
arsenic in the stomach. A patient now. here
suffers enlargementof the abdomen from some
cause. and with marked symptoms of being
poisoned.-Cor. Bali. Sun. .,.
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CHEF JUSTICE fancy, who has suffered so
much yituperation from the .Abo'itionsts for
his decision in the bred Scott case has done
more for emancipation than the whole party
of his vilifers. More than forty years ago.
although never wealthy, he freed every negro
in his possession, and has paid servants wa
ges ever since. They were all va liable, and
one, his body servant, has been the haad wal
ter Of the largest hotel in Baltimore for many
years. -
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G6RAE&zfss' L0stDON CORDeAL e. isshewn ~
shs RssirA Of the ope5om House y be ~ only Les(Pn
oerdiAi q. IMPORTED and sold bo.sl all osAsseks
made fsh inisaties sfitS ~ Is -
lis aclicisA toni6 -. ana By IL pseuliar Avor
different from other gins) universally esteemed BY all
who used it, adopssd With EEsat success in cases Of
DYSPEPSIA. Gour. RHEUMATISM DRorsEr. GRAVEL coIc.
CHOLERA. FEVER AxD AGUE, SrsicIyRE. DISEASE OF
proprietor. says:
Charles London Cordial Gin is the purest best and
reliable Estraet Of Juiiper have sen. u II
CHARLEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by al
Drnssisss 6rsssss -ssssssssA
numerous posens called London Cordial Ginto avoid
then bay only On sR4Es RsisctanJ sthe; osersd to
value your health Price dollar for quarts.
ATTY eeau for pnts-z EDMuN g. CHARLES.
nh3o-3mdkw Sole Importer. 20 Broadway, y.
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EEvASsvILLE, ssh April, 1857.
Fsllo,p- C;tisr,ss of EmnsrHe.

~ EvANgILLE, 8th April, 1857.
Fsllose- Citisrns of knnsnHe:
\ 1t . now .. little over three years since
eame amongst you.- IN arriving here, in
formed you there was coal underneath your
feet You did not believe il, neither aid YOU
then realize its advantages, even il it were so.
Little was the encoungement.I then receiy-
ed, and many were the doubts and sneers
that were passed upon tae enterprise; not
withstanding, i still pushed forward, and
'perseveted. The advantage cf the mines to
Jour City, You all now admit; and truth,
you one and all say, that "the mines are the
making Of Evansville" 4 Z Il N.
In order to carry out my plans and devel-
opponents, l have been obliged from time to
time to have recourse to nv friends for pecu
mary assistance, and the result is, that all the
stock, except that reserved by the Company.
and $50 shares owned in Evansville and Lou
isville. is held by my friends and myself.
As my engagements are now various and
distant from Evansville, and as it will be in
convenient for me to visit the mines as often
as would desire to look after the interest
OF my friends and sell, now offer the whole
OF our stock to YOU at its cost price, with bare
interest thereon. or Sc 25 per share.
Ii you have as firm belief as you profess
in the mines being the making of your city,
cannot doubt but that you will avail your.
selves of such an offer. ii $50 shares (beine
the balance of all the stock in the Company
! except the $50 owned as above shall be Civ
en- over to you at Sc o5 per share, together
with the mines, &C., free, with no bonds OF
mortgage due on them. give you until the
18th instant, to consider the matter.
This fall, for only the local trade, the mines
have been worked to a good profit, and it il
believed, that with fair management next sea
SON they will pay an interest Of from 80 Il
40 per cent on Sc % per share.
! leave the matter in your hands. YoI
can see Mr.. Wymond or myself at the Con-
pany's office at any time you may desire.
WILLIAM KERSTEMAN.
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A CoNsPIRACY.--A Kansas correspondent
of the Richmond (Va.) Enquirer confirms the
reports Of q grand conspiracy between the
government land officers in Kansas and the
Rufians on the Missouri border, to exclude
Free State settlers from the Shawnee lands,
which are soon to be opened. A fair pros
pect for trouble there.
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VALUABLE REMEDY. The unqus ifei testimony in fa-
of Dr. Cavanaughs valuable madeleine be found in
advertising column -da. will common itself to the
recitation of aiers the
high position che who this
tary tribuo the DR. q skill Chic ago Daily jour
The above notice from has special
ence 10 the a. NJ H-si. Esl in the
efficacy of DR. Csvaaaughs Pile Save hieh is
in columns, for sale By .-t----.-.- L
mhl3 KELLER WHITE. 4
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Z OF Col. j. E. Gowen of Boston, the con.
tractor for raising the sunken fleet at Ssbas-
topol, will leave for Liverpool, whence he will
proceed overland to the scene Of his opera
tons. Two vessels. containing the machinery
and equipments necessary for the work, will
shortly leave Philadslphia for Ssbastapol.
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OF The Rev. james Runcie has been ap
pointed Moral Instructor Of the Indiana State
Prison. Mr.. Runcie is pastor Of the Episco-
pal Church at Jacksonville. -r.n
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uooFLANDs GERMAN RITTERs.

The GKEAT KEMEUl FUH NEhNUUo DEBILII1s
NJ MUL<uzEs Doyestown. Pa. june IN. 1882. says:
My wifs has been afiesed wita debility since
September. 1851 since which time have been unable
end physician that would her in the
until day called tho of Dr. Harvey of
this for tneturs Of aud described him
an lotions my wfe he then handed lot of
to read amoug which found describing German
Bitters, mmsdistsiv procured few bottles from HIM
pleased tbs Btters has
her more good than all medicines heretofore
taken. Iwish you to send me half doysn bottles"
See advert ment. ~ f4tN@ mhI3
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OF The celebrated White Sulphur Springs
in Virginia, have been sold to a new company
for the large sum Of $4,000. The compa-
pany propose to expend S25O.O0O in new en-
bellishments and Improvements Of the estate.
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HIt is said that since the secret mar
riage Of the young lady in New York with
her Ethsr's coachman, all the Fifth Avenue
people arc giving their "whips" . ticket of
leave. and advertising for ugly fellows in their
place and married at that.
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OF Six men were stabbed in an ARRAY at
New Orleans on Sunday, the 10th ult. Two
Of them died .-,-s-
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HOLLOWAY'a Pii.Ls-wh.rever civiiira aon has
pene these PMS are in stomach the
and the inestinss the
in all eli and there the remedial action
OF this is rapid snd invarabs Sold at
the manuaetoriss No. 50 Maiden Lsne New York sadNo
ga strand. LondOni and by all srugsss 25c. and
81 per box. VI. -. LII ,r.-r- --. ap9
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the mAjssty and suprsrAcye
the ~, a6clines, and popular Tyranny or The
tyrrany Of the despot @ccesds. n |
There have been no features Of political
parti.anship yet exhibited in the past history !;
of the country so alarming to rejecting men.
as this irreverent and reckless assault upon
the judicial and moral supremacy Of this high
est of earthly tribunals. If faith in the pu-
rity and integrity Of this Court be taken from
Us whore will human trust in public authority
find repository. What earthly temptation
can the Chief Justice have to betray the ele-
waited responsibilities of his position? With
q mind long trained to pursue the paths OF
truth and right through all the mazes of error
and passion, he must be qualified by mere
practice, to trace constitutional principle
through its complicated rami6cations to its
final application; at m age when he must
stand upon the confines of the grave, with no
human hopes or ambition to pervert his views,
while every sentiment Of our natures, to which
every interrupted heart responds, would lead
him to seek only Tor the permanent welfare
Of the country-the durability Of its govern
ment, and for himself . spotless and durable
fame a. one Of the eminent expodnders of its
Constitution, and as the worthy successor Of
Chief Justice Marshal. If there remains any
confidence in human integrity and virtue, il
must rest in men Of the character and in the
position Of the aged Chief Justice Of the U,
s. Supreme Court. To upbraid such a man
with aithlessness and corruption, in rendering
decree that he knows will stand for ages
and be subjected to the criticism of the acutes'
minds and highest moral tests Of men thai
shall come after him, is to presume degree
Of depravity and folly that is an outrage upor
our feelings as men, and a libel upon our ma
ture. Humanity revolts at such charge, ant
|spurns the men who conceive it. A sii
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MARRIED.:

On the 9Th inst. by Rev J. II. Ketessn. MT. JOHN
MARTIN. Of Mt. Vernon. TO Miss NANCY @. BROWN, Of
Evansville. p 2 - 81 a -
Onthe Nh Inst by Rev. Jno. II Kstshsn! Mr. DAVID
NJ. LOVE to Miss NARY Lannon's. AL Of ihb city "a
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BTtstOpa hafSapoFIIt0 0taOde the test OF expert
ene- all its rivals are ailrg iato dis IL dnset the
blood of the elements Of all sruptive and uicsrous
plants relieves weakness and dshisy sinfabe in
sumption. and even more highly concentrated than when
originally introduced twenty years ago KgMPs WORN
PAsrEs prepared By the same tr agreeable the
Sold by D. T. Lannan Co wholesale druggists. SO alter
street. New York snd BY all sarsap e. and
Pastiles Use. per bottle. aga ~ "a grrf r ap9
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TEMPLE or HONOR

TEMPLE OF HONOR.
Evansville Temple of Honor No. meets every Thursday
evening the Hail. Water Canal Bank
fr-- hn) r. W. PoINTDBxTER. W. CT.
A. J. o. REILLY. W. X. 't~t rft-sf
Beacon Light Social Temple No. IS every
Friday evening - above. EfH JOHN HYDE. D. P. 7.
CIV. RUDYARD. b. r. llfA 7IEy jan2o 's7-Iy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

erNocesin this place. ten cents per lire one insertion
so per line three times 80 per line week dis
eounton longer time ErrrgvT urrrrTrfne
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:, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. xso1lr 4
Taken papers. and can be
49, .f {. sent in letter any part of
MO the world, without. extra
~" lHeDepsstage They ars beauti-
-saF Pa full and the most durable II Ell. ~
pictares nov taken.s Call MO = rt-fr
sf- atthe Cay Gallery. No. As. rlV.zAeDs 81
- Msin-street. and have one AL ssss.l ~ Tea
sf.-sl4 7.sass BOARDING slssrsl ~, 'sssf
With large and pleasant for the Accommodation
and for single gentleman be obtained
in private family, in central location. Apply at this
office. tta+ - f 81 tlif,ttA - felI-tf
WOOOi WOOOii-orders for Wood left at SAMUEL
VIcKERY's will be promptly flei. feb3
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ANHiSESE Sugar Cana: n -
" The His org AID Mode OF Culture; b.
Manlfac,u OF the Sugar. DO. astrec,d ~
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EVANSVILLE q CRAWFORDsviLLER r
FREIGHT NOTICE

nv and after the 18th OF pr al freight hills accruu,
~ on articles arriving at Evansville Vincennes
Ierrs Haue settled consgnee Depot
| before the property removed
All 70 odspot called for within 2fhours notice hs
| arrival is served. win be placed in store
j. j DANIELS. Superinten lent.
month. ~ ~ 10y .ne1rm
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a BOY nanad JOHN WESLEY BiGLEy; an indentur.
"a apprentice. has left Without any permission II
object this notice 10 to all persons against trus
u dealing with him my account, 20 ! am In
responsible Tor his aets.
app ALEXANDER MADDTX.