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PLANTATION FOR SAFE.

order 10 bring the force I work IN oranre an a
single place, aiief fnr sale ms Plantation 81 Pores.
tcfs Creek, Of Little River. Ia Oranrp county,. IL.
miles North Of Hillshornugh. containing SOL sc es.
About $50 ACRES oiihe tact cleared and gent rs,,
OF flesh. Il Is well adapted 20 the eovlh ii robarro
Wheat. and the grains generally l. well Na,errd con-
tains good Orchard. Meadow. ami has vel 10 IL
cleared some Of the hest upland IN The county The
Enclosures and buildings including an excellent f,as
Barn. with Wheat Thicshcr, are in good iepst. ami
the Plantation In good tilih.
With i, will dispose Of the growing cropsr Wheat
and stock Of caue lIogs and Sheep IL The urchser .
desires.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
November -. 4.
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ALL those indebted to us on open
account, will please call and settle by
NOTE or CASH, on or before the LIST
Of February, 1857, as we intend do
ing a CASH and BARTER business
only after 1st January, 1857. We
believe it best for ALL, and are de-
termined TO try it.
Those who neglect the above notice
may expect to pay COST. All kinds
Of Trade taken in exchange for goods.
LAflMER { BROWN.
December 10. a.
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Mrs. F. II. Cooley,
ID IL Il = = Va A IA Il ..
u EsIDENCE at Nj. D. D. Phillips, one door ives,
- Of the Orange Hotel.
December "a. 10
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Ia ihi. county. on Tuesday the 10Th ul,imo. b,
Alexander Dickson, Esq, Mr.. EenEaT IT. sraarnonS
10 Miss MllnD, BoRLasD, daughter Of Andrew
Dorand, all Of this county.
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Just Received at tile Drug Store,
81, or. Quinine,
~ l6 ozs. Chinoidine,
ioz. Rushian's Cod Liver oil.
Q do1. SrhielIelin. lIainss & Co.'S &. Liver Oil.
9 doz. Sol. Cit. Magncsia.
2 dof. Balmcf Thousand Flowers, (eenuibe)
gross Ayers Pills.
grass Bardotic's Candy vefmifage.
Alsoa csh suppl of Mace. Black Pepper, Race
Ginger, AlIspicc, Nuimegs He'd Pepper Mustard seed
&c, DC. JAS. +. CAIN.
December 70. 6s-
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Notice.

"A CHANGE Of SADDLES took place. late Ia the
a evening on Tuesday Of last November court. IN
Col Lalimer's poarch. Ny saddle good, with spring
stirfup irons, aud large blanket the one len i On
old saddle repaired, with brass stirrups girth, and
out blanket The subscriber wishes whoever h.
his saddle, will please lei him know Il as soon a. con-
senieni. ISAAC CRAIG.
December Ia. 6g-3wp
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LEoNARD'S SOUTH AMERICAN
Fever and Ague Remedy
CHEAP, SAFE AND PERMANENT CURE,
AND is ALSO
A Preventive Of the various forms Of
Bilious and Intermittent Fevers.
Hp,.ico n.o Faan m
Price OMc D0lla. per Boftlc.

'ENHlS Preparation contains no Arsenic or Mer-
= curry, and will moi, like the many compounds now
recommended for BILIOUS or other FEVERs, leave
the system IN condition more 10 be dreaded than
The disease; but IFS great merit is in lis CURATIVE,
rhEfENlisE aud RESTORATIVE properties, and
is adapted to all AGES anu conditions Of the system.
Nearly all The articles which enter into iis compost.
ton are Of themselves, sngly remedial agents for the
cure Of BILIOUS and INTERMITTENT FEYERs.
As a preventive, this Medicine should be used by
conyaescenls Travellers, Emgants, and Others during
The Summer and Fall months, when malarious diseases
are most prevalent.
a Treatise by G. A. LEONARD, New York, on
the disease, with Testimonials and Certificates Of cures
perfected, can be obtained, gratuousy, at all the
places where il is sold
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NOTICE.
A LL persons having claims against the estate Of
= JOHN N. SrIER. deceased. late OF Rockingham
county, n. c. will render them properly attesed &C.
cording 20 law, and those indebted him are requested
10 make early payment 10
JOSEPH J. NARROW, Admir-,
onwayborough, S. c.
December 81. 7o-3U
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The BRGiSSiNo or the End OF THE MOR.
nnSs.-The following Is iron late English
paper:
The beginning Of Ire difficulties that will
prove The destruction Of the Mormon community
has Appeared. The Supreme Cour. af U,an
has decided thai the urganic ae, extending Tie
Common Law oyerndrs all the Statutes oI The
Mormon Legislature. The decision renders
polygamy as illegal in The Terrific as IN tie
Sales, and in,alidairs all the laws made by
order Of Brigham Young. As soou as his com
munry. now possessing lie license Of isolation.
comes INTO contact with The advancing pnpnla-
ton OF The States. the Theocracy is doomed !;
u will consequently have 10 be exiingui.hed a.
social even more Than pol,,iral necessity
perhaps in blood. Tso system. Il law cannot
exist side by side. aud that which violates The
principles on which all Tie civilized society u
the world - founded, NUT disappear. Sepa-
ralion from The I" Genules'' eannal be kept up
BY men who ae Genlle in race. and saints only
BY seii-decisra:ion tine will bring HE ordinary
world 20 the Salt Lake. and Then que. iions IL!
arse which vii demand either obedience 10
the Common Law Of The Uniird Sisles. 90 re-
sisianre TO Is; and The latter will produce the
history Of The FIRST Mormon settlement over
fgain. only on larger scale. with greater vio-
isnee, and less ehoire Of desert 20 ily 20.
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JUST RECEIVED,
A FRESH supply Of OLE, Paints, Ya,nisles, sc.
- 1000 he. White Zinc Paint.
SEQ he. Pure Lead. 10 oil.
bhls. Linsccd Oil.
bhl. Blake's Slate Paint,
bhl. Spanish Brown.
krg Yellow Oehte, French.
keg Glue,
keH Lilhlrgc.
Also, copal, Japan. Coach. and Whit yaIni.hes.
&C., which will be sid cheap icf cash.
AT TIE DRUG STORE.
December 10. 6s-
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hands OF subscribers asout as the original
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HELsBoID's Highly Concentrated COMPOUND Fluid
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kidneys, Gravel Dropsy, Weakness, &c il safe and
pleasant remedy.
The above preparations have given 10 patient and
practitioner the most decided and uneq saac.
llon and produced the saluiay andhenecis effects
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CONDITION OF WALKERS ARMY.

II
The New Orleans Deutche Zcitung pub.
fishes the following passages from the letter
Of an intelligent Gern,an In Walkers army,
which we publish for the benefit Of enthusi-
astic young gentlemen out Of occupation and
in search OF glory:
(" vIRGis Bay, December / i856.--W Within
the last thirty days our army has lost 400
men by death In the hospital, 100 have been
shot. so have deserted, and over three huns
drcd are now on the sick list. We have
little medicine. but poor physicians are pIen-
ty. We can muster all told, but three huns
dred men III for service. The enemy num-
! Der at least FIVE thousand men, among whom
are many well drilled Europeans--Euglish-
men, Germans, and Frenchmen. From this
You may judge what are our hopes and an
ticipations. Such 81 US as are not carried OF
BY disease. have the pleasant prospect ahead
of heina shot down By the enemy.
. After our second assault upon Massava,
being compelled to retreat with the loss of
many men, Walker issued an order to burn
down Granada, and to retire to Virgin Bay,
on the Transit route. To accompany our
removal the two steamers would have had 10
return four times. Walker left on the first
trip, and as my company is attached 10 his
body guard. II was my good fortune to leave
with him. Those who were left behind i'm
mediately commenced firing the city. and
breaking into the houses in search Of booty,
where they found stores Of the best brandy,
and Of course all hands got drunk. For two
whole days Henninssen found it impossible
To get single man 10 work, to bring the
ammunition or the contents Of the arsenal TO
the boats. The enemy was Of course inform,
ed ofall this, aud 5000 attacked the town with
1000 men, seized the ducks. and shut in some
200 of our men. A guard Of 30ciyilians. who
had been placed in small fortress near the
docks, 10 protect the bats, were shot, but
one man escaping. who swan over tso miles
TO the steamers. For the last ten days we
have heard nothing Of any Of the men shut up
in the city. The majority Of them have pro-
badly ere this succumbed.
THUS our number has been reduced 70
$50 able men. including civilians. Our only
hope lies in an early and large accession u
re,ruits-othcrwis We are totally lost"
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we have read q treatise upon the origin, causes
symptoms, and proper treatment for tie cure Of Fever
and Ague, by A. g. Leonard Of New York and il Is
one of the most sensby written articles that we have
ever perused. II is scientific yet void Of those big
words used y some to mysiy the science Of medicine
suiclenlypaii 10 be understood by The uninated
and deep enough for the wisest in the medical profess
sion. His South American Fever and Ague Remedy,
alluded to therein, is the article which can effect per
manent cure Of that diseases and any one reading that
work, will see that il is a scientific article
MARvELoUs CunEs.--We have always been slow 10
relieve the wonderful cures which one medicine after
another pretends have made hut slow as we are we
VIII own up, when we are fairly convinced. Those Of
our leaders who are acquainted with the cases of Mrs.
beach and MI Farwel, will not think lightly turned
when we confess our belief that Ayers Caihanic Pills
have virtues fol- purifying the blood which excel any.
hing within the range Of acquaintance hitherto
For those who are moi cognzant OF the facts we will
say she had been afflicted for over eight wears with
scroula, which only grew in spite Of all the
remedies she could employ, until she took Ayer,s Pills
Under ihsir influence after another Of her sores
have healed, until she is apparently free ION The
complaint as ourselves. He has had liver complaint,
with pain in his side that disabled him from work for
long time all other medicines had fsle, 10 afford him
any permanent relief but few doses Of Ayer's Pills
cured him, and he steadily his old post Of con-
ductor on the cars nidieio,cu Daily Courier.
Letter from Hoa.John Minor Bolts, Of TIginia.
Richmond. July 9Th, 1855.
Messrs. VIM. s. Beers g. Co.--Gentemen &C
sideratlons Of duty 10 the afflicted alone prompt me
TO send you this voluntary testimonial to the great
value of CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, III
that almost incurabie disease, Scrofula.
Without being disposed. or deeining il necessary,
TO go into the particulars Of the case can say that
the Astounding results that have been produced BY
that medicine, on member Of my own family. and
under my own observation and superntendence after
the skill Of the hest physicians bad been exhausted
and all the usual remedies had failed fully justify m,
70 recommending its TO all who may be suffering
from thai dreadful mslady.
do not mean TO say that / is adapted 10 all con.
sitntions, or that il will afford the same relief in All
cases; for. of course, can know nothing abou, that
bat from what have Of the effects would not
hesitate to use in any and every case Of scrofula,
with persons for whom felt an interest," OF over whom
could exercise influence OF control.
Respectfully yours, mo. NJ. BOLTS.
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Iislsiunoss ISI0Ss,

The latest dates from Baltimore are 10
the "a u November. The election. where
Il was ieared an outbreak would take place
came on On Wednesday, the A,h The DE.
patches arc AZ follows:
BALTsoHg. Nov. 2.-.Ihis morning be
fore daylight, sono rowdies threw bricks
at the Church Of the Immaculate Concep.
ton, situated at the western extremity u the
| city, and broke several windows, and il r.
said did soInc other slight damages. The
sx'on tappel the bell. and the people pur.
sued the gang who fed after firing upon
the police.
Goy Lyon has withdrawn his proclama-
ton calling on, the military. and nego,a.
tons have been going on all day between
committee ~ citizens representing the May
or, and the Governor, and finally this even
ing. the committee ixlied the announcement
joDtly, that they were AUTHORIZED 10 state,
| the Governor being satisfied. that the ar
rangernsn,s made by the Mayor, for the pre-
sgrvaiion u peace, and 10 secure the unin
brrupted c1ercis' Of the right OF suffrage,
are sufficient, and tina, the military will not
be made use d. The day has passed with
out disturbance. though the streets IN the
vicinity Of tbs Mayors Office and Barnum's
Hotel were crowded all the siternoon.-
Crowds we're standing abou, awaiting tn
result Of the negotiation.
Another dispatch from Richmond con
firms the report Of the loan Of 5000 muske,
By Gov. Wise 70 Gov Ligion Of Maryland.
SidboIs containing forty each, pass.d
through this city yesterday about sixty
boxc. more arrived this morning, and re.
main at the depot.
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i'rom Washington.

WAsuiSGroS, Oct q, 81
t'tfosptr,iene. 81 Tho rtess
Hon Fred Stanton. Secretary Of Stat,
81 Kansas, IN here The news be brings
from Kansas is favorable TO order aud thu
sacccssess Of the national Democracy Of the
Territory. The Constitution. when framed.
will b. submitted Tor The ratification Of the
people. When admitted. ansns will come
into the Union NJ free stat,
The Legislature Of Kentucky meets dur.
ipp the iirti week Of December next Their
first and chief business will be- il,c election
Of United States senator The contest
for this position lios between cxIiovernor
Powell. Guthrie, tPiercc's Secretary Of the
Trasury,) and Hon Linn Boyd, formerI,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
From one gentleman learn that Linn Bcy,ls
chances ARE best. and from another that the
Eight ~ between Guthrie and Powell The
contest IL clor. each candidate having
strong friends md supporter
Hunter may be- reelected from Virginia,
bni Governor Fioyds brother IL In the field
~ u candidate. Hon. John Letclm Il put
forward Tor nomination for the Govcrnof.
-hip, but should not wonder If hi friend
pressed him with scc@ for the vncun, Sen.
ator-bip. lie h conceded to be- the r,I,diet
and mos, effective debater Virginia ha- pnt
10 Congress iot years pasi
The land aflice har bccu inquired Of every
day lor months. In reference Ia presumption
right on alternate sections under grants by
the Government for rairoads anil other pub
he improvements, and for the b'nelit Of your
reader, will give the main lOin's Of ,he
Commissioner decision.
ny the presumption act Of the 18th Of Sep
timber, lS4l no scctions Of Land reserved TO
the United State, alternate 10 other sections
granted 10 any Of the State lor the COP
strnction Of any canal. railroad. or Other
public improvements, are subject 10 the
operations Of the prcefnpiioD law Bnt the
acts Of 81 Of March, 1853. and 9th OF
March, 1854, materially modify the restrict
i've or interdictiDe clauses ia the act OF lsii.
TIE law of 1853. partly take III the inhi.
bItion contemplated 10 the net Of ls4l. by
extending the presumption laws al u mini
mum oi two dollars and fifty cent per
acre over the alternate reserved sections OF
public laDi- along the line- OF the railroad
Of the United StnteS where the party had
.tiied and mprouod the land prior TO the
final allotment Of the alternate ections 10
aich railroads by the General Land Office.
Prescriptions under thu net Of 1853 attach
within the following rer'oais Of time to the
Cnlted State reserved ections First. from
the date Of the definite location OF the road,
that h, according TO At'orDydienerai Cnsi'-
ing'- opinion. when the route u surveyed and
TAXED of on the ground, and second. until
the final allotment by the General land
Office on the railroad iections that il, the
date Of the final lit certifying the latter
sciions 10 the State. y. Y
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From California.

The Star Of the West arrived at Havana
ON the 10Th OF October. Her news was
brough, TO New York. in advance of her ar
rival, by the steamer Quaker City, from
Mobile. The following is tho news from the
Pacific
The steamship star Of the Wcs, Cant
Gray, from Aspinwall for New York ar.
rived at Havana AT 3r. NJ. on The Doth
She had on board 7l5 passengers. all well,
the mails, ~ 300 600 in gold for Europe
She will leave on the 30th
Twenty-Five OF her passengers, among
whom wcrr Col Fremont aud Senator
Frederick came 20 New York in the Gun.
kcr City. The cause of her detention was
the nmarrival OF the Pacific steamer, Golden
Gate, That v,ss,l lett San Francisco on
tho nth Of October. hut on the following
day her machinery IN part, became disabled.
and she was conn Ned to return TO port
where she arrlv" iho 10th. The cnsu.
ing day, her ,rrs, specie and mails
were transi,frcl Gamer Golden Age,
and again took nare and arrived nj
Panama on The On the sano day the
passengers rachtd Aspinwal and innne.
dlalely embarked on H., Star 1T The West,
which had awaited their arrival
The official returns from neurly all the
counties in the State give Weller li,13G
majority over both the other candidates --~
The total vote was about 10000 The
SENATE stands :, Democrats 10 Repuhli-
cans The assembly ~ Democrats, . Re
rnhlicars, I Americans, and Indopcll
dent The majority In favor Of the pay.
men, Of the state dNbt ia about 30 900
III" crop al cereals rai~d in California
will he largely nippd OF thu consumption.
II was sud TINT the overland mail route
from san Diego Ia Sau Antonio, Texas.
viii take passage cu ia trip Of October OH
The news NJ The commencement, of he
panic in New Yotk did not create mnc,
surprise in California
Tho trial OF ihe late Treasurer BATES hal
resulted In u verde, ~ favor Of the STATE.
10 the full amount Of the bombs, 100000
An expedition seni out from Fort Bu-
chanan against the Apaches. killed 80 and
took 1870 prisoners, who lind been sent TO
New Mexico inr trial. Great cSeiiemep,
existed between the Sonorans and those in
the Ga,iscn Purchase and no Americans
WIS allowed u passport IN Sonora.
The Primo Indians IN Arkonia Ind chas
Used the inmns and Apacbcs for killing
some OF their women and children The
I'iinos killed 90 or leo OF their opponents.
aud lost only - themselves
Late accounts from the head II the Hum
bolt. safe Kinks wagon road party had
been attacked by the Indians, but had driven
them on without any lors
The urcgon Constitutional Convention
thus far had done literally nothing