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HEARTT & IREDELL,

lao, HEARTT & IREDELL,
"AvE NOW RECEIVED THEIR LARGE STOCK
Ill Of elegant DRESS GOODS, consisting IF SILKS
MERINOES, AMELdNES, D'LAINES, FANCY PRINTS
&c, in every desirable style. - =; r.
C,HENIlE AND PLUSH sHAWIs AND CAPEs
~ Worsted Shaws, Cloth Basques, Bssquines Cloaks
HEARTT L IREDELL's.
DooTs AND sH0ENoUR STOCK OF BOOTS
ID and Shoes, for GENTLEMEN LADIES' CHILDREN
60 - -: HEART & IREDELL.
E "A FINE STOCK OF SERVANTS ccoFH1Na. VERY
.;@.~0F HEART IREDELL's.
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1857 - > -=f p ~ 6s-2w.
DARLOR AND CHURCH ORGANS, Pr
II AMOS MELODIANS.t-THE.. SUBSCRIBER
America the celebrated Alexander Church sad Psror Or
gans, Princess MsnningA, Mason and Hambln's do. and
I'll other American make Of Harmonpms and AelodeOns
Chickering'S Neumis and Clarks Glberts Boatdman spd
GrayS WOrcesers Stoddarts Gales and all other prom
inent manufacturers make Of Pie HarpA Guitars VIC
description. at Wholesale retail Churches Minster
and Schools supplied ct large discount. Every Insr
dress, -.'isssaef17 s*ii . II
JAMES II. EDNEY,1 -
LBS, John street, New York.
HAyING ABAND0NED ALL FuRPosE
Fedsasi nd Sapssns oosits. :. -, $50
rbo.. Wishing 70 zee me ou bsssss xai 49, I'll =
ny ssa.A s1s1ss AS i.lzsns ~. Vs,,a mn
septsnhsr IL, 1857. = s77ssss = Vsl.tf
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Frank l. Wilson, Esq, of the Standard, passed
thu ough Salisbury on the 7th, route for the
mountains. It has been wickedly suggested that he
has been dispatched an exploring tour-to dis
cover if possible, the gloomy grave Of the once glo
rious Samuel. Colds. Tribune.
The mountains, among which our Associate has
been scjourning, would be the last place where one
would look with any hope of finding the grave of
Sam" True, the mountaineers slaughtered him,
but refused him sepulture. He is supposed to have
been buried near Hartford, Connecticut, the scene
of the treason of 1872 and the spot from which the
late clerical epstle to the President emanated The
last "grip" which "Sam received was the "grp"
of death, and the last password" was "descend
indefinitely" lie may not rise again, but new
beast will sooner or later ascend, to occupy his
place.
Our Associate will be at home in a day or two,
when he will no doubt "report progress f" at some
length. He has had good time among his old
friends in the mountains.
No modest young man like Frank has more or
better friends than he has, and no man deserves to
have them more than he does
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SWaimss- Justice--Revised.
V1HE NORTH.CAROLINAM MAGISTRATE,
apactical guide to the Laws Of the State and the de-
csons of the Supreme Court defining the duties and jurs-
the Revised Code Of 1854 So together with full nsrc
TONS and numerous new Terms and Preeedents.
--'r EDWARD CANryvELL. Esq, IL. b.
Councillor at LGs.
The above is the title Of work which has been recently
published by the undersigned 1t the Book
store, Raleigh, N. G., and is now for sale in
One VOL Of nearly 600 pages At the low price Of Is &c.
Postage any part of the State of the United Sstes
SO cents Upon the receipt Of four dollar n G. Bank Bill
the work win be mailed to address and the change enclosed
in United States post Office stamps.
~ HENRY d. TURNER,
- .f t N. G. Book Store.
Raleigh, N. c., 18th Sept, 1857. &C.
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ID ELIGIOUS NOTICE.-THE REV. JOSEPH n
IL ATKINSON will repeat his discourse the Aode o.
Baptism. on Sunday afternoon Goth inst, by request
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HBrRY W. MULLER, .Esqs-Not only the personal
friends Of this gentleman, but the people of the
State at large will be glad to learn. from an adver.
tisement in to-day's paper. that he has abandoned
bis intention of removing from this State.
Za--eS :; Register.
p We add our expression Of gratiacaton 70 that, of
the Hsoisssr at the determination Of Mr. Miliesto
reman among ia Il We trust the time is not distant
when the tide Of emigration will set in towards our
State, IS 1t has been setting from il tin within few
years past but 1t anyfate, we cannot sfor toPart
with such men as Henry ". Miller. s'x - "a
j, See Mr.. sMiIsrs sprefsssionai Gard in our paper
AKA. ~ ssegis 4sF - yspES ffsz6 sa esss7i
~ ksa = 7sryEsSyy,sssst s.syss4s y y-s-
-. =. 80 ; -.
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VKTANTND.-FIvE SH0BAAKERS WHO CAN
w ,ppt mp good common pegyed work, and one who
pat . 10 1osk go slso good tanner can get en-.
pleyns0t BY ening ON the suhscFiber ut Marion, ecu
,'ssM 81 ,ss.-,S - ~ b.. g.s FLOZA A. FINCH
August II, 1857. ia..... &. pa .l.,jS 1lSS-4sw.
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MAR RED.

BY Rev. L. K Willie on Wednesday 9th inst the
idenee Of p v. Duke Esq, MIR. William Floyd to Miss
Elijah ]. Duke. .-... -
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Sraayss Wsm msss cAifknA nan.
IN OFFERING Is iHB PUBLIC n MAGAzINE, I
claim &, s q sifss s S,s <. sa sss
sesss ssase'ly = r. yin
be brought to its support - ASc a!so
- Southern The man. re s rs nd espec.I;
of North Garolina, that aid ses ~ nete, at
home establish upon firm hesis g Literature
and exclusively = Home Literary tsssi. g.
States that are doodng The wGois There
is not 1t is probable county In my SonhsI State that
is not visited by Harper" I" Graham" Petsts6n,
"Godey )" while here ID North Carcina and ~ South,
" talent TIA. is bugt into sxsyiss Is desd to the
support of Northern Aaaazne while Southern eateprse
taste and talent bow in humble suhion 70 soch suicidal
policy Of Southern contributors.
greeting TO Southern Cline the
many qualities that adorn the pages Of the most chast ee
sant and polite Periodicals? Il that the South has her
so%pared q the pubicatious Of the North which every
mail brings to homes filled with the result Of hired b.
Dor and teeming with objectionable seditiou.
Then appeal to North Carolina and other Southern
State. e .id ne in ay snssp.s and in p's%ong lite
Nv Magazine win be Of the usual sss and nothing will
be admitted to its pages but such articles Is Will meet the
= Illustrated With Engravings and Plates
of the most elegant TEXTURE equang in beauty and style
Nv price of subscrption il THREE DOLLARS per year.
which required to be paid in advance the to
~ The Fsyst Number ssi1 b issssd let anuarN 1858.
- = 49,. af-t . A. J. STEDMAN,
.le Editor and Proprietor.
N. B-My Address until the LIST of November will be
Peterborough N. CATER that time It will be Salem, n c.
September l8. 1867 - &C.
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"srnDxAn's sA1sss MAaAass.. p Thes atfsntion. Of
our readers is invited TO the prospectus in our pa
per today of this proposed Magazine.
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ishing sound aud economical an.nei.l pelisy >.

fishing sound and eeonomical financial peliey .s
Resolved That as evidences of. the incapacify Of
political opponents point to The various At
tempts to egslate the people Of Sate into tenn
perance by coercive enactments and statutory, PEE
nalties; at one time denying trial BY jury to the
citizens accused proceeding to = summary inquisi-
ton BY the seizure and confscation ofproperty
and at another time passing series Of crude and
lax enactments, difficult of Interpretation, vexa.
fous ~ their practical char acter and which among
other in conguities limit the right Of petition 70 pro-
perty.holders; the practical effect Of which legisla-
ton has been to put back the cause of true temper
in their business by needless prosecutions and often
sive litigation. -.
Rsdlosd, That the late Legislature completed the
circle Of its errors folies and wrongs by attempt
ing to punish the lion-hearted democracy Of our
metropolis for their resistance to the tide of anati
cism which last fall rolled through the State, by de-
Privng them of their ancient municipal liberties and
chartered privileges, and placing them rrespon-
slb'e commissioners, appointed by the Executive
thority Of the State and by uniting thereto other
counties merging the powers of the local magstra-
cy into that Of these political boards and that the
people are justified in viewing with alarm acts of
Capitalization fatal to the liberties of free peo-
pie, and that We pledge ourselves to unite in con-
centrative effort throughout the State to rebuke this
aggression and corruption; and to advocate the
rights of feow-ctizens by increasing efforts to
refute these acts Of legislative usurpation, being
parts Of systematic evasion of popular sovereignty,
as evinced by invssions Of similar nature upon
the local rights Of Erie, Schuyler and other counties
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-19

The news from California, see elsewhere, is to the
effect that the Settlers Convention have nominated
Hon. Edward Stanly for Governor. We should not
be surprised If this union, between the Republicans
and the settlers upon Mr.. Stany, was to secure bis
election. So, -: H.. mr. VIII Herald.
Will the Herald tell US who those persons are in
the South who are restrained, by considerations of
policy, from taking part with Mr. stanly against the
national Democracy $50 ~ >, s12sI ,.:s:.>-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

VRTERAN CORPS or lsl2 WILL MEET At 42o
Houston treet this DAY a hursisyl Jan ~ CLOCK
r. nrecisey attend The d brother
81 arstorn White, in citizens dress with the usual
ba g. mourning. ny order IT, RAYMOND Goa.
lsAW Puypr, Adj
n Scoops viii meet on Friday evening Jan. q NJ Z
% ock OF Grand AMI Elizabeth Streets business o
importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22

The occupants Of the houses situated on the Place
du Pont ST. Michael, Paris, the side OF the Quai
des Augustnes and the Rue Saint Andre des Arts
have received notice to vacate the premises in April.
The Place du Pont st. Michael, which owes its name
to chapel dedicated to that saint in the Rue de Ia
Barillere, was, according to ministerial decision
of the 10Th NivOse, An VIII. (January, 1900, to
have width Of tbiIty.tw0 metres, aud in 1909 the
widening Of it was commenced. IL was thea very
narrow, and surrounded by miserable buildings. A
royal ordinance OF the 22d August, lS40 maintained
II at the limits fixed by the ministerial decision OF
An WILL, but it will be considerably enlarged by
the opening Of the new boulevard.
A female, who had been observed standing lately
near the Hotel du Nord at Bethuhe, Paris suddenly
thrust parcel into the hands o, gentleman who
came up, and then ran away. On opening the par
eel the gentleman to his surprise found twenty Dank
who wishes TO remain unknown, nc mits to M. Caron
receiver Of the bureau de benfaisapcs Of Bethune a
sum Of 100000, under the formal and absolute con-
diton that they shall be employed in the purchase
of three per cent stock for the use of the said
establishment. The gentleman was not, as the
femaehad evidently supposed, Nj. Caron, but N. Gull
Tenant, bis fatherir.law be of course Immediately
handed over the money to M. Caron.
The acoustic system Of communicating from deck
to deck, or from or to aloft on board ship having
answered so we'll in the British navy the Admiralty
have order all ships TO be supplied with the tubes
and the pateDtae has returned from where
he has been fitting his tubes to the new eghtyf
gun steamship Retnizsn AL the other ships oil
the Russian navy at Cronstadt also ordered to he
fitted in the spring with the like means Of communi
eating in any weather or circumstances orders from
and to any part Of the ship.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-22
SAVANNAH, Dec
TO THE EDITOR or rHK HERALD.

CAV DVNs o., hr'''
TO THE EDITOR OF The HERALD.
In your HEsALD Of the 18th inst, in leader OF
yours on railroad speculation you made the fol-
lowing remark
The only roads in the United States which are resy
earning seven per cent their cost. some OF the
western linss which run through table country, enjoy
= monopoly OF traffic, and charge four cents mile
for ptssengtrs and eight cent q mile per ton for
freight
Now am quite sure you viii correct the error Of
this statement, as far az Georgia ia concerned,
believe moreover that is an error as applicable
TO the whole railroad system in our Southern States,
where "cOtton s king
There are | 200 miles OF railroad in Georgia.
and really do no think that there Ia one of them
that does not earn ten per cent on its capital
Start. for instance. from the locus sfand, where
now write. There IL the central road running 10
Macon, q distance of l9} mbes. This road earns
about IA per cent: but tire unlucky stockholders
never get more than 10. This per cent they have
long received. know Of no road in this State that
does not ray s per cent. There is one owned in
Wall street, the "Macon and Western Send your
reporter down aud ask IL This statement be true.
We initiate the Western rpads Iy charging pas
sengers -four cents mile, aud goDd eight cents per
ton. Hinc, mngnum rect gGL We understand the
effect OF low Charges on your roads but as ~e have
no bulls and bears 70 feed We GO the Thing right
down here. wouldn't touch your Stoke, excepting
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nov and then might take SHE ct them, posr
pCsseT ie temps.
Whilst you say too little for ns Of the pro vnciis"
OF the south that small twaddler of the Ecenssg
Post calls u.s. you say too much TOR capacity N
producing cotton. YOnr estimate is that che whole
"aIea' will produce 23,000,000 bales. | fear, my
dear Bennett, that neither you nor will ever see
100000 bales produced by she south. But you
may lie Younger man than take you TO be, and
you may see it, You ought to be young. consider
ing your ierceness towards "Old fogieA"
OOLVNELLA.
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" p.ny New York Jan. 10 ls67 -Elccion and dlydeol
election o Directors this Company viii be heid at s
cces the depo, tuesday the "a day February next
II IN r. ". dividend OF I've rent oat Of the
Of the for the y mou'h has been de
ored by the Directors payable at the o1ce the Treasurer
uodi'ey W. Beake Esq, cashier at the Peoples Dauk IN
the 81 day Of FEBRUARY next The transfer books VIII be
''''' T. BAILEY MYERS. Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC YOUNG
"A Meas General COMMITTEE viii be held al Tammnny Hall
riday the ga instant ~ O'Clock r NJ Afu and pune
tual attendance expected business Of importance VIII
brought before the nesting JOHN D. hACGHkdDR Chm.
koBrnr GrASf, CHAs. A. kEsrisr, ecretAries
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FURNITURE.

IIoUsrHOTp FUReuTr AZ wANrED-sy A GENTLE
about furnishing large note IN the courtrv vout
-urchase IN small angrs from rant les r.gng up
h. sskeapr T. GOV cash Address Erasus crad rlco.
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on OOn sEGARs or HNvANA DOMESTIC ,ND
.-V.OVV Ge-man macufscturg. OF various brsncs
nan market prcss Cash purchasers iavt-
60 - e,s ne Csst stysrces rafe segsrs IN qua
IT, A CHEEKS l. bg2A1gai,
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VI hop q the Getty House yoakers on Tuesday evening
2h inst Tickets 20 cents To be had nj JOSE RlDCNr
1as = Nassau street Ears leave Chambers street n G
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Cb.UNJU ard ohrh cos ~ RE lowest mar e price or
cpsh raprc Rf.e furnace ste Conc soon II yoV
vani gcoJ c1sl ttosp 9, Sc y Is, wsshng'on pl@ce
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for tho city OF Ne York will show tow much the worx
appreciated by some o. our prominent men - -
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Ms dear sir 1T sBods pleasure TO becofas sUescriser
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1866 the long eKpcrieOce OF tho Colonel In
lie snaus his commanding Rbv and hs accurate huA eH.
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BosrOs Dec &c 1856.
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sress and thai take pleasure In becoming subscriber
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the operation OF fellow citizens In all pars4
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A rpIPHUs L0yFFAE Us HEkfWITE ekQUFsyHO
n &C. cad o. hts 0xteut fail lie Is p@0"c dso
Fe<an boy "a Years OF evssts Engtoh f,onoo @nc
ard ustd l, pedd- and ebeet e~sn sSosN
hear OF s1 10 would obse the psfens
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BILL AIlnN.


A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or BILLIARD TABLES
N for sse-wth marble slate wooden beds with
mrrovec cushions also, ia Is oohs, leahes freuch
chalk Sc &c the lowest prices -Four ond hand to
bles. cheap. LEONARD A BENJAMIN So Broaaway.
DUIIARDS.-FOR SALF-Tw0 FIRST GLASS BIZ
- lard tables, q Connors make; have been In about
one year Cal So spring street. over the eating saoon
sfer n O'Clock.
CHARPs BILLIARD TABLEs WITH rHF MOST -
~ proved cushions either of marble slate wood beds Toe
sale fun fifteen cent cheaper than an Inferior tcf else
where Persons DESTROYS pur,ba sing would 90 vstO al
nj 4, Fuitou street second baud tables on hand.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06

The Free State men of Kansas are in
their glory. Their triumph has come at
last. The official returns of the election
are all in, and their certificates given TO the
successful contestants as follows: Marcus j.
Parrot, Free State member of Congress-
His majority, counting against him all the
bogus returns which the rufiians forged, ex-
cept those of johnson county, will be about
$500. His real majority something over
5000. In the council 8 Free State men
and pro-slavery men. In the Assembly
23 Free State men and l6 pro-slavery men.
The aarmy and navy" must now protect the
Free State authorities instead of the Bor-
der usurpation; and there are, besides, local
Free State officers elected in several of the
counties. All honor to those who thus
stood by the banner of Freedom in the hour
of its greatest peril. The right has at last
prevailed in spite of pro-savery Governors,
Border Ruffian boie knives, and United
States troops All that now remains Of
pro-slavery ruffiansm will be sloughcd off,
and the Free State will be launched with
the coors of Liberty nailed to her mast.-
The boldeness and effrontery of the usur
patton now appears as it never appeared
before The pro-slavery Governor and hi,
, Secretary are protected against their owl
! friends and associates by the Free STATE
men: and the Constitutional Convention
| which claims the right to enact funda
mental law for the people of of Kansas, dar'
not trust themselves in tho power Of tn
: people for single day without the protec
4 ton Of the troops. Lawrence, which ha
q had its dwellings burned, its citizens pre-
4 claimed insurrectionists, its environs SUI
n rounded for months by United States troop
IS TO suppress an imaginary rebellion, is no.
e completely vindicated, left unguarded to d
10 its sovereign will, and the troops marche
of off to protect high-handed usurpation I
3 Lecomptou. What may become Of Wall
d er and Stanton, it is impossible just now
say We hopo they may be sustained
,e but whether they are sustained or not, ca
:. make no difference with the results of u
ut late contest. The power is now fully in q
hands of the Free State men, and Bord
l. Ruffianism will soon die out Well ma
we rejoice that victory has thus perched {
v the banner of Freedom.-1 Toledo Blade.