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INSANE ASYLUM.

TICE Is IIEKEBY GINEN THAT FORTY AD-
/. OPTIONAL PATIENTS be received in the
rlrm.
cations can be made to the Physician and Supcrin
EDW'D c. FISHER.
naicigh, April 4tll, 1854. 4l-tG
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INSANE ASYLUM.

~,CE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT APART
"a are nrw ready for the re option of 40 patients
those Mo have charge Of the insane aud desire to place
the institution will apply to the Physician a1d
b, mdcnt +. c. Fisher, at Raleigh, before bringing
,.snt n the institution
rt Heard of directors refer 10 the 9Th chapter 18th
~ mage s6l nf Revised Code. for the legal require
,css,ry to be complied with, in order to ensure
A of State (or ndgcuil patients.
for the admission 0f paying PATIENTS reference made
onh section Of same chapter, pgc So OF Revised Code.
state patients are required 10 undergo examina.
their INSANITY previous To admission, such exam
n viii jc held at Raleigh, where some Of The members
the Board are to be found -,
sherls OF the several Counties will please notice
rcmenis of the lAth section OF the 'ii chapter, in
ii 10 their duties as connected with the law.
II is cxpeced that apartments for large number Of pa.
rill be finished in the course of few weeks as the
m them is now being prosecuted as rapidly as cir
,ccs will admit. Notice Of their readiness v Ill be
wen through the public press ,,,~rov
q. w. MORDEGAI,
TIlOS. d. IIUGG,
Ex Committee Of Board Ot Directors
Raleigh, March |, 1856. 3n-tf
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For Sale,

rHNlIE LARGE AND ENtELIENT FARM KNOWN
aN the 'adio Place. containing rhouVnd eight
'nndrcd e. SON acres about gnO cleared land aud
the balance will timbcrcd aud the whole mostly rich al
,ial bottom On the farm * good and substantial two
story brick house double Drck kitchen brick smoke house
good double ro"mcd frame house together with II black
suih shop and wagon making shop and ncgro quarter,
suhcrut io accommodate Hv cNcntyhvc hands. There
Is also on the place Cuod cotton Cn house and Press aud
an rNccTi horse mill, aud CRIBS barns nud stables. The
'Addb river m0nndrra through the whole length Of the
tract. There is wen Of never ng and excellent water
IN lhc house ward, with milk house attached aud spIen
did garden o' There several good spring, the place
ana very bold thHlrhHtc spring about Glu yards from
tc hoG,r The Military Road, the great thorough
fare IN Texas runs by the house. THIS the richest
and m"S desirable places IN southwestern Arkansas 1t
Is situate about four mlcs from Arkudcphu, the county
tuwnut CLARK county.
Also, onc thnu,tnd tw" hundred 20ul acres in nuohcr
hrn rlug IN Dallas county Arkansas, the Ouachn
River, nav gable stream, partly bottom, nuh partly M
hid WIN Ny "r seventy acres opcn-d I'll uttcutiuu uf
persons intending To settle IN Arkansas invited these
lands
Black lands situated IN CLARK county, immediately on the
Caro- and Fulton Railroad Lmr. aud ~ N les from water
navigation, ihl ncrvs uf this tract cleared land.
Also, nne huudi red t!mu acres hug in Clartcuuniv.
about halt bottom aud hair upanl, nine miles from water
nav il"n, aud four m les from Raj Road line One hum
dIch tIuul ncrCs Of hS tract uprurd land
Also, one thousand three hundred and forty lSi0 acres
lying IN CLARK county, half rh BOTTOM and - acre, up.
cd, and the balance good upland
Also, one l"usaud eight hundred Il sooi ncrcs living in
'lk county, 10" acres opened mostly rc bottom lands,
aud not subject Ia uiuundnttnn.
All the all we lands are finely Timbrrcd and Wutrrrd
For Imthc' particulars apply 10.
". + : BkRkMAN
Mkhdrpha, Arkansas.
Jan. ~ i5i'. lp-M
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uusT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT MY

HIST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT MY
ey Gtncrv Store the north side Of market square,
fresh supply of Rice and MuiaSses Java and Nn Coffee,
Crush Powdered and Coffee Sugar Of different grades,
Ground and Grain Pepper Alspcc Cos kng soda Cheese,
Salt Sperm aud Adanuutnc Candies, S"np SrgrN, Smo.
king and Chewing Tuhnccn Sole ard Upper Leather aud
many other articles usually kept N Grocery all Z" which
will be sold low they he bought IN tile Guy OF
Rucgh. Dry Hides and all kinds Of country produce wii
be taken in exchange for Gupd, at the highest prices Call
and examine for yourselves. .,
J. }. FEkRELL.
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NEw SCHOOL IN wARRENTVN.---rnF

NEW SCHOOL IN WARRENTQN.---TilE
uHdes gnrd will open his school on the ~ Monday in
January instead Of the 3d. previously advertised Com
pecnt teachers in every department will bc obtained as
nn a. needed lie will be assisted # his services are
auired by his brother thq Rev I l.. Smith. II is his de-
sign estublsha pcrngncn clo o the ghcsi order To
which parents may commit their daughters with the cunf
deuce Thai The PHI sica mental and moral educa'on viii
be carefully and Rnxiuusy attended TO- lie rceiS by per-
misson TO the RI. Rev. Bishops Freeman, Green aud
CObbs.
Bmrd mry he obtained, for the present. in private iam
lies in Waircn,on.
Tcrms rcr session Of five months: English tuition from
$l2 50 To Sl5: Ancient aud modrm languages, each T.
Music ON Piano with use of instrument $23 Vocal mus
without charge; Fuel, &c, 81. Payment half in ndynnce
J. b. 7. SMITH
Ian G. 1857 l3-swlm
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Valuable Lot of Negroes for sale.

fAN THE Urn FLHKuARN, AT TOW NlSviLLE
" y. g., shall Ell ~ the highest bidder without
serve, ~ Slaves cuisistmg Of men, aged respectively
'B and ~ woman and children and one woman and
rIidiru. one %! hr.c " experienced hustlc
aud the other fist rate field hand The Youngest woman
aged 20, has very sup,riOr qualities w. n cook weaver
washer and house servant aud cannot be easily beaten at
either 1t these emp "ymcniS All sound aud healthy aud
title guaranteed
Rus--NcgUtiabc notes well endorsed, running Ia the
ST ui January ls5s, with interest added.
RICHARD B. HUNT.
Jan. g, lHii, l8-td.
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STATE OF NoRrH.cARoLINA..--wAKE

6yTATE OF NVKTH.CAKOIINN.. \ ...-N
- COUNTY Court uf Pleas and Quarter Scssons-N-
vember Term lsas.--Marv Molly Stephen Lowe, Ad-
min of james Lowe, aud others Petition fur ac-
aud settlement .
II pearing The Court that Curtis Sorrell and vile
Chav ind Jrmes Luwe defendants in this cause are moi
nhah Of this Stne: II is ordered that publ he
made n the Nnrhnroina Strndar' iur six weeks o'IN'
ing them appear the Term at this Conrt to he
hold Court House IN hrr INC th!ra Artny 81
frtuy next tlyr aud there plead answer nr demEr To
tic Plaintiffs petition, the will be taken pro con
iesso : 10 them, aud heard cxparie.
Witness Thomas j. ltev Cle'k Of said Court, at
cfcc in Raleigh The I'd Monday of Norclrhe' d. 1855
THOMAS. J. UyLEl, CLERK.
.nnnary 9, lSi7.
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ND ENiSED CODE, PRICE 81 uo. POSTAGE
Ee when sent by mail ~ cents For sale by
", l.. rOMEROI.
Also, the Revised Cudc uicrlcared. few coprcs only
in this form remaining. - ln
W. L. T. keeps n,u constantly hand Homes Digest,
EutunS fnnns, lcdcll Executors aud iAw Books gem
orally particularly those required 10 be read lir County
and Sw"uur Court License
Jnnluiry H., iS5G. IL
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Office of the vii. n iInn. Il, II Co.

WuwiNUruN y c. Janmly e. -.
w. ACCEPTANCE, WITH A RESOLUTION PASSED
u l" c stockholders Of the Wmngtnn and Manchester
NilIrhd Company, t their nuih annual meeting on the
9h "i November last special meeting viii be held u, Ma
non e. H., ;. e., Tuesday the 2It Of February, 1851
WM. A. WALKER, Srrv
.InuIry ~ 1857. ly-ul.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROIJNA, W A. +
q COUNTY. In Equity. James :. Lca'hcr- vs.. Il r..

jus &C.
Pursuant tn nm order made at Fall Term, 1886 Of ihc
court # Euurv fr the county Of WHkc IN the aboN"cnll-
tied cauc The Undersigned clerk and uas'cr will proceed
tn sell at the Court Lou door in the city Of Rargh, ON
the sh day Of February next, The lot hereinafter described
towit:
tenement aud lo Of ground situate, living and bcngn
the civ # Raleigh aud bounded follows: beginning at
Ipu Bu,prs corner hence ng unrih 2Io feet lhcucc
wcst n feet h,ucr south 2lr feet tn Lane street, rnCc
east nj The said street. "a feet {" the beginning winch S"d
o, was mnrggcd by r. r. Justice James ;. lcailrIs,
bv deed bearing date the 2uih day Of March, A. w. ISL"
Tenn, of sale: Two hundred and forty dollars cash oI
The residue OF the purchase money bond hcag interest
from date of sale InvWblc twelve months after late - sale
I. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, &. VI,
January 90, 1857. |-"%'""
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A CARD.
- 4 CONCEDED FACT THAT W. IL:
A CARD.

a., A CONCEDED FACT THAT W. II.
l WILLIAMS. AGENT. OF RALEIGH, and SCOTT
"tLDwIN of Wilmington, keep the largest ard best
t,p Of Gentlcmeu's Ready yNlade Clothing aud Fur
(;oads in North Carolina.
,cng directly connected with establishment that man.
acres for eight other large houses all of whc! stand
as the oldest aud best tested houses in their respCc
es it is idle to speak of competition by Others who
a. purchase their stocks in New Nork elsewhere when
hcrr are none excel the old and noted firm Of Keen
Newark, n. j.
cn, fir the branch a. Raleigh need only 10 apprse
.or,wd Of these facts that they may avail themselves
lf the advantages be realized in the purchase of their
ug when visiting the CIry of Oaks, or by sending
H, els
rintcr We are fully prepared for those who visit
4r,ng the session Of he Legislature.
SUITS ordered and delivered within ten days.
W. II. WILLIAMS, Agent,
(Sucrpssur to f. l.. InIdinpO
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N. &. MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TlE NORTH CAR.
N o'ina Mutual Insurance Company, held ON the lIth
inst III" following persons elected Directors aud O.
DIRECTORS:
Henry y Turner, Rnioah
j X. Williams 10.
T n Srlbv do
CIV. u llu'chings do
Kemp +. Battle, do
George ll'tlr do.
James VI. Tuwlps. do
jaime, T.. Il,vt, Washington
Alex Mitchell Newborn
Joshua g. Wright, Wilmington.
John N. Jones, E,lonion.
". ". Griilin, Elizabeth City.
+. f. Fgan, Plymouth.
J. w. llurrll, Murirrrshoro.
IT, u Williams, Charlotte.
Geo A. Smh, milton
q. +. LuE, llIiShnro.'
ltsrpl White, Arson County.
ju~, Nuuo', Salem,
I. SUNNY. Nshuyillc
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANi.
7, II. Sclhv, Pruirat.
II. u. Turner, Ide P,,,ii,nL
John II, liINuu. ntyUsy.
llomdcn :. Soi'h, M,n"ryapd Tcpsn,rr
T. II. Srlhv. .srofin,o
John Il. Wnurs Ercu,ipe u,msiiio.
&. W. u. iiuIChmgs
This Company has brcn in successful operation over 10
years, and continues 10 take RISKS upon all classes of pro
pcry in the state lcNrcpt Steam Mills nnh Turpcntinc bis
tllcrirS) upon favorable terms Its Policies NOW cover
property amounting to $i.S"7 Gig large portion Of which
IN country risks and lis nrr,rut cJrll ia uyct Spyrn
Hundred Thousand DoIar. ~ bonds, properly secured
The nrcingc cost "fnsurlucc upon the nn his Com.
phnY hns been less Than one third Of per cent. rr
uni. "n al grades o property embraced IN lis operations
All communication, In reference 10 il SUI incc should he
addressed ic the secretary, post paid
HANDEN $, sM TIL, &o'n
Raleigh Jan. 90 1857. IS
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& \ IL ROLL UOt T.,
CuLSTIRNlllE : L
NN1IiO WANTS A CHEAP PIANO. THE

NMvUO WANTS 4 CHEAP PIANO.- .-TilE
w sub.ci hr has tr wears brcu engaged IN the y IT..
chase and >uc Of Pianos llarrS McOdan> Guitars MS C.
&C. and Being practical Musician. has given entire salts
tactic lie huNs directly from the manufacturers and
the rchy relieved from heavy and other cNpcrI,rs-
Every instrument sold by INN receives his personal trn
"n, aud guaranteed nu "ny HS 10 quality but - be-
ing cheaper than it can he procured any Wholesale hu>c
in IN, Untci static. printed list Of prrrs nrrunp-
MED by the most uuVursunahc references, free of
charge to all parts of the world on application to
JAMES NJ. EDNEN
81, John street. New York
December 81, lS5i nfi-lv
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~ERICAN PATENT DRYER.-y

'tklCSN fA1GNI bN Gh'-"E hA "
.a received very large supply of the American
yhich is far preferable To li'huige and other dryers
,cretoioic used, and muc! cheaper. -.
pESCUD ( GATLING.
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED.

CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED.
TRNJIE SUBSI iBER INFORMS PLANTERS AND
u Farmer, that he has oblmcd ON John Kirkpatrick
Esl of ,- county, his crop IT It, this valuable plant
some uf the prrpuriicS uf which To be- follows
Frst Am acrc If the stalk, property cultivated will Weld
from 5JJ gallons oi pure -yrup equal To the best
Vow Orleans.
Sccond 1t surpasscs all other paus f fodder aud for
feeding green u cattle hogs account Of the great
ubundaucc Of sgmy juice which IT. contains, and when suwn
10 close drills Yields AN immense crop of fodder
Third 1t is 81 certain aud prolific crop That planters
may be sure # succeeding with It syrup plant any
where South NJ til. Stat" ui New York.
This seed is offered Er sale packages Suc cni 10 plant
half an an acre feet 80 n' Al per package If sent
by mail 80 cts. must be added 10 pay ppsIage
SAML j. HlNSDALE.
Fayetteville, y. c.
Jan. H. 1857. lf-swlm.
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N INSANE ASNLIM.- ORDERED BY the BOARD
NOJ'itE H..

ASI HAVE DETERMINED TO REMOVE SOUTH,
"a new offer NV valuable uf land for sale contain
N" four Hundred ACfcs, of VIII Ch about hundred and
t,y acres are in fine of cultivation. The balance is
welt wooded aud goud arabic land.
Said land has on it fir>.ate dwelling house, all ne
ccsnry t.houscs and fine well of water in The yard,
line orchard of apples and peaches Of every kind.
Said lind lies nine miles southeast Of Raleigh between
the Wilmington aud Newbern Roads, in mile ot Au-
burn
will take great pleasure in showing said land to any
person who may wish 10 buy.
p II. STuRDLVANT.
August l9 1856. 'v-h
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TgNUE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE A
"a tract of superior land, containing about - ncrcs
uuc ON both SIDES Of Big Lick Greek the ililab0rD and
Fish Dam Road. There better Land than this in the
State Tor the growth Of Corn, Wheat Cotton and Tobacco
There said land good tw-SUry dwell ny with
ROOMS aud the necessary uuthpu.u attached. Those wish
ing purchase had brlCr call hc will lose bar
gam. CHESLl JONES.
Nuv q, 1876. l-swlfpd ms
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hRANGE HOTEI.-TIIE SUBSCRIBERS HAY
WING purchased the above Hotel uf Il. Nichols, Esq
are now repairing aud rrnishng. and will 81, cdy have
completed in such manner give satisfaction ALL
even the most iStiduus They intend II Tor first class
House. 1t, situation being King street, which is the
principal horuularc iu and from the Dcpuu Of the C.
Raif"d mud bv FAR the handsomrSt street in the town.
icrs inducements 10 il" visitors and slourncr which
be found elsewhere N the place Our rors table and
blcS viii accommodate both man and horse with the
comfortable home.
We shall keep nu bnr.
Families aud persons wishing to spend the Summer in
THIS delightful country, will find especially adapted
tu their convenience
We hope To receive what We are determined 10 merit
LIBERAL share oi patronage.
II. e. STROUD 4 co.
Ilshuru, \. C., June
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kiLEGu, JanuHry %, 1867. I
EN PURSUANCE on THE ACTION OF THE AN
NiAL Meeting of the y {. NJ |. Company, held un
the It inst, the Board II ID rrcors mrr ug on the
l1ih nsi levied an assessment at per On all uupN
pirrd Premium Notes IN the ,ilcc the ,i dny u july
1886; aud an nsse~smcn ol per cent all uucNp pred
Premium notes IN the Office he 2-rh ,ly Of .uI 1876.
HAMDEN :. SMITH Sccy.
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DIR. CLOpTON's ISTIRMARY.
4 A-LID IL
THE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
rESli. ADAMS EXpi,ISS tOuPtSS Il\N

THE ADAMS EXPIRES COMPANY.
i%G made arrangements with the Raleigh n Gusiun
Rail Road Cuouur, and rc.nsibsl"i their ollcr in Raj.
cch y g.. pre- roi II transport Freight SprcJc,
Bank hnuirs and prrr~ "t every dr,Cupnu l"uud from
a hc pruclpll Cities North, South aud West ui EaIcg,
N Nh. mast r't'oaUL'' ui's.
Also the following stations thrlinc "f the Raleigh
4 tin,.en .unad to.fmnAlnon Henderson, WnlIonton
Castor Weldon.
The Express will run with the speed and regularity Of
the mats, AN" IN charge OF % SgyT4I wi,rT TgsrGnEr''
odccai the old stand near the lurborongl' House
Sept. . 1850 Sl-tf
A YOUNG MAN, who can give satisfactory tcsmo-
situation us teacher. Address j. H., Oxford, SC
Jan = laJ,. i2- NWtL
t,,TRtyED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRI.
- bnr the jri U December hast two mouse cDoiod
mules Buth have shout mime, and one IT them has
bat one eve. ANY informal concerning them W be
hnnl1nly received aud 81 nby rewarded
w.D. ROuNTREE
January 2 1857. ll-swG
sssPLESDID CIGARS. -5o,oDo CIGARS OF Va.
wholesale aud retail.
liyou want good cigar at small price he sure to give
PESCUD GhTIlNG.
EDOT ASI.-luuO POUNDS POT ASH FOR SALE
PESCUD 4 GATLrNG.
March :, 1856 81
ya7yNoFI,s REV HOOK.---TnE ADvEN.
Se TIRES ola Rowing DIlom TIT by Henry WlcuH
aJc iy " l.. PJMEROY.
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FtNNNhTN 'VV vi y. z.
Rlv. u Il linrruS, \. Il Irucirnl
Mu. T. II. iin,ur Associate.
MH,. NJ q, EuIrUN, Principal Of Female Department.
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ERY BEST CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
IN Mktors, Spoons, Forks, line Stock. Call aud
the goods how cheap will sell J.C. PALMER.
Raleigh, Dec. 23 1856, l0-swtf
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Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against the
estate Of Joseph w. Carter, deceased, tre
hereby notified to file them, duly authen.
tcated, with the Hon. Judge ofthe Coun'
ty Court Of Franklin County, by the first
Of October next, the insolvency Of said
estate having been suggested us required
by law. And all persons indebted to
said estate are notified to come forward
and make payment, to the undersigned, as
no further indulgence will be given.
LEWIS METCALFE, Admir-.
Apr 18th, 1857.
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OUR WEATHER BOOK.

There is no telling what n day, nay,
an hourmay bring forth. All sunshine
and spring to-day-birds singing and
chirping-hens cackling and laying
snakes and lizards, crawling bugs,
worms, and insects, and small fry gen.
orally, coming into life and motion.
How sudden the transition! IN less
than one day, the life aud joy stamped
upon the living moving world, is hush
ed into silence by chilling winds, cold
rains or seets, or other messengers OF
winters reign. TIE God of day may
rise this morning in cloudless majesty,
infusing warmth and life in every di-
acknowledgements he is shrouded in
clouds and gloom, and sadness and 81
lence peryadc, where all had just been
ioy and hilarity. For two months we
have never attempted to say what we
thought the next day or two would
unfold-what encouraging prospects
for the gardener, the farmer &c, but
we have been disappointed by salute
from the polar regions. We are done
trying to prophecy; we take down on'
board as 4 iorcieller OF the weather
even two hours ahcal, till April set
ties up ali her accounts with Februa'
rs. Our hand shall only be tried OF
what comes Immediately within thu
present hour, till signs cease to deceive
and the usual uniformity oftho wealth
er comes and goes. as, of course, il
will in a few days according TO tn,
genera! rsntine Of the months Of Apri
and May.
Saturday the day q our last Issue
was gloomy and cold, with an rnklnf
wind from the North, in2tcad OF the
bright and rosy morning with singing
birds and gladstone hearts, as we had
predicted the morning before in an 90.
stacy Of joy a,'hc brightn"se IN" beau
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(" In the course of about tive
weeks we expect to enlarge our pa
per by getting smaller type for our
advertisements, thereby giving more
room for foreign and commercial
news, &c. And right here we would
modestly ask those of our friends who
owe us for subscription, job work, or
advertising. to come up and pay us
We have about $500 due on subscrlp-
ton alone, which if we had would not
only send us son our way rejoicing,
but enable us to print better paper
We hate a continual dun, and trust
that this notice will cause our friends
to pay up forthwith. 1t costs money
to carry on orr business. We cannot
live on air. Our landlord don't board
us for nothing; farmers don't haul us
wood for nothing; house rent cost:
much money paper costs good dea
more type-setters still more. and be-
sides all that, ,ce must have shirt, 8
pair of pants, coat, hat, shoes, ant
many other things "too numerous Il
mention, all Of ,chich cost money. Ant
. if we could do without these thing
we wouldn't ask you to pay us the lit
le you owe, but we can't. So CONT
up, dear friends, and aid the goot
: cause, and have our thanks.
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OUR COUNTRY.

TO the truly American heart there
can be nothing more gratifying than
the lofty position of our country at
the present time,-hoppy prosperous
and powerful beyond all other nations
Of the world, and beyond any other
period Of its own history. We are
now enabled to look into future full
of promise and bright with hope
And may we not, under present aus
pices, rise superior TO party prejudice
and look confidently to still prouder
and nobler destiny for our country ! 49,
Is there not now Hattcrlng prospects
spread out before US in view Of our
present position, after so signal a de-
feat of discordant and destructive ele-
ments! elements that threatened the
invasion Of our social relations, the
demorilization aud degradation Of So
cietv, the ultimate overthrow OF our
civil and religious institutions, and a
condition socially and relglously as
little to be cnvied as that Of our sister
Republics on the south OF u.s. to say
nothing Of the sad calamity OF one OF o.
the bloodiest civil wars ever recorded!
We allude to the evils OF black
rcpublicanism'
The staying Of the agitation OF the
slavery question, the room for hope
that it is approaching its end alter
having for more than twenty years
heen the fruitful source OF SO many
eyils-of creating geographical dis
examinations and sectional feelings
Of alternating and cstranging the feel
ings of one portion of the States from
the other, and arousing belligerent
spirit that would, if not restrained,
have soon terminated in the downfall
Of our Union, add new encourage
mcnt to the feelings Of the patriot,
and give additional vigor to his exer-
tions for the honor and glory OF our
Republic. Wild, reckless, tanatlcal,
and anti-christian abolitionism has re-
ceiyed a solemn check by "the sober
second thought" and sound sense OF
the people. The political SUBJECTS
that have long excited the public mlnd
have we'll nigh passed away and do
nestle peace and security around the
family altar may more confidently be
anticipated. while the patriotic heart
beats with noble pride at the fore
shadowing Of far more glorious su-
ture, not only for proud and noble A
mcrica, but for the civilized and saw
age world.
The home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1857, 1857-04-18
Notice.

The undersigned having ascertained
that the estate Of Bledsoe Stewart de.
ceased, is insolvent, and having sugges.
ted the insolvency Of the same, ALL per.
sons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified TO file their cl aims with the
Judge of the County Court Of Franklin
duly authenticated, on or before the 9th
day Of August, 1857; and all persons in
debted to said estate are notified to come
forward and settle their claims without de.
lay, or they. will be placed in the hands
Of an officer for collection. 80 .--
T. L. JACKSON, Admit
Apr ls. 1857 3w 81 80