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STATE OF NORTH.CAROL1NA.

NV HEkEAS. ROBERT PATTON, VIM. McCLANE
w OLIVER NEWLIN, EDWARD CANTWEIL and
JOHN MANNING, Jr., have applied to be incorporated BY
letters patent under the name and style Of The Cape
Fear Coal and Iron Company for the purpose of conduct
ing the mining Of coal and iron and other minerals and
manufacturing thereof Deep River in the county Of
Chatham for the space of sixty years. with capital stock
subscribed Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars in shares
one hundred dollars each.
And appearing that the said parties have paid INTO the
hands Of the Clerk of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter SEES
sions of Chatham county the of Five Thousand Dol
lars being dollar each share subscribed and that in
other respects they have complied with the law in such
cases made and provided:
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given to all whom it
that letters patent have this day been issued
BY me- incorporating the said parties and their SUCCESSORS
under the name and STYLE for the space of time with the
capital place of conducting business and for the purposes
herenbef0re stated
In testimony Whereof ], Thomas Bragg Gov.
ernor of the State of North Carolina do cause
H. this notice to be published this the 9Th day Of
November A. d., 1857.
THOS, BRAGG
By the Governor.
Pulaski CowPER,
Private Secretary.
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Later from Eurdpe.

Later from EWrdpe.
HALIFAX, Dec. 2.-The steamship America. from
Liverpool, with dates the 21st November, arrived
here to-day.
The political news is Of little importance.
The America brings 1896, 600 in specie.
Breadstuffs are dull. ConsOs 894 to 60
The cotton market closed dull, and nominaly at =
decline Of half to three quarters penny. Money
is essentially unchanged
Heavy failures had taken place in England. The
house Of Peabody & Loud had been in difficulty, but
had been relieved to the amount of million of
pounds sterling by the Bank Of England. The mo-
ney pressure in England was undiminshed. The
continental markets were improving
Another unsuccessful attempt had been made to
launch the Leviathan.
LIVERPOOL; Nov. 2l.-Since the sailing of the
steamship Fulton cotton has considerably declined
unchanged. Consos ale he'd at 30.
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= IMPORTANT FRon UTAH f-THE TERIroRY DEcLAR-
q. - q y p Iie1s, from Cali.
3fgs4&, aRsh e had q CO Inn in Utah with
3Of Mernen so,derS an EqGlishman. He refer.
Issih u4ert erms5s the q xament,he Mormons had
received In Illinois and Missouri reflected on tho inus
$ce and tyranny Of the people Of the United States,
and said that the time was come get He said
they were on their way to meet Gen Harvey, to sec
ably we will let him come, bdt II not We will drive
him bach" were the words used. Another Norman
nauled KilliQp. An old snan wholivcs ahouf seven
miles from Salt Lake City, spoke bitterly against the
United States. denounced Judge Drummond and all
the federal officers, and rejoced that the time had
come when The Saints would be revenged on their
enemes-that men were found who conld face the
enemy, and that Harvey, with his 2, 500 men, new
er would reach Salt Lake City. He also stated that
Governor Brigham Young had ordered the people to
prepare for war; that they should not sell emigrants
anything; that they must lay up provisions that
the men and women must not dress up in store
clothes any more; but that all must be saved to for
ward the cause of the church against the common
enemy-that the men must be content with buck.
skin instead Of broadcotch and have plenty of guns
and ammunition s., - 'sE-g
On the 18th of August, passed through the city
Of Salt Lake. Remained only three or four hours.
Had conversation with q merchants Gentle
who stated that on the previous Sunday Brigham
Young had declared. in the temple that henceforth
Utah was . separate and Independent Territory and
owed no obedience Of allegiance any form Of laws
but those of their own enactment, and called upon
the people to stand together and support him in
maintaining the cause Of God and the Church. Was
told that the house of Gilbert and Garrison had or
ders from Brigham to pack up and leave before the
first Of November. ...r Fl
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Tea O'clock, P. N.

8 OYSTER PIE-Line deep pie plate with pie crust,
fill it with dry pieces of bread; cover it over with
puff paste bake it to light brown either in quick
oven or bake oven bake pan. Have the o, stsrs
stewed just by the time the crust is done take OF
the upper crust remove the pieces Of bread put
in the oysters; season them with salt, pepper. and
butter. little walnut catsup improves The DID but
il not essential; cover it with the crust ss.ss.a'@
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W. r. Cox Eso-We understand that this genie
man has determined to remove to Raleigh, N. c.,
and started for his future home yesterday evening.
lawyer Of much promise and considerable experience
in his profession. Whilst we in common with al.
his acquantainces regret his departure among u.s. we
congratulate the citizens of Raleigh their acquisi-
tion and to the democracy Of that region we would
the faith and who has seen some service.-Nash-
rile (7ennessee) Union.
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asfalqeare.
,rrrom The Tarbofough Southerner.l
srATE DEBT AND DISTRIBUTION,
TAwsoRoueH. Nov. asd. 1857.

TAwBoRouaH Nov. Esd. 1897.
"a Enron or TIE SouTHERNER, SIR: communicate
h.r.vith letter from D. z. McRac, Esq, "a reply
TO one addressed him by me, several weeks Iacs.
did not retain copy of my letter to nc. Mcnae,
;nd f -, Sy tho character Of his reply, = ,.5
r, - = = - " Yours &C., ~.
WM. +. DANCY.
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FoREwARNED FoREARxED-We submit, without
comments, the following extracts from the money
article of the New York Herald Of Wednesday,
The Southern people will see the game on foot to
sacrifice them utterly, and will, doubt take the
proper measures to meet the emergency and save
their threatened interests :. .3,ras.s. .-.si
The Manchester England Chamber Of Commerce
are opposed to any interference with the Bank
They think the rate Of discount low enough, cons-
dering that they have no stocks Of cotton on hand
and % letersrom there say, the crop grown in the
United States lays at our feet We can fix the pr.
ces we choose to pay, and you must accept them or
20 without, zoe intend to maze the South pay J0r
our losses at tie North and advised thst the crop
will be the largest ever gathered" We suppose cot
ton will keep and If our cousins in
the suks the cotton planters afford t. soait un
til they recover their equanirnty aud come to their
plantations and soSicit Htt material to keep their
spindes in motiNn. 4 ~ ''sac & Let@1
s.~ses-" Tea O'clock, P. N.
The news from England, foreshadowed above
reached this city late this evening. 1t confirms
what generally talked about In the street during
the day The Bank Of England charter has been
suspended, and unlimited issue of small notes
unauthorized. Numerous failures had occurred
throughout Great Britain, ard the panic became SO
alarming soon after the departure Of the Atlantic;
that the government was compelled to step forward
to the aid of the bank and the uaerchants Among
the failures is to be found the City Bank of Glasgow
announced by the Atlantic. There had been very
large decline in cotton-from two to three cents per
pound-for five days preceding Friday, the 18th
inst but on that day the market improved one cent
and half There had also been decline in bread.
stuffs. IItH og.eE
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SHALL Pox.-We learn that the Small Pox is pre-.
vailing at Wadesboro' Anson county. The mail rider
guards having been put out in order to prevent the
disease from spreading The latter part of last week
there were six cases, but we have doubt that
with proper precauton. the disease will be checked
It was carried to Wadesboro' We learn nv gentle
man who had been to New York. Charlotte DEM
ocrdt.
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ESrlELp. Nov: end. 1867,

ExrlELp, Nov. End, 1867.
GENTLEMEN: I have had the honor to receive
yours Of the 3lst ullimo. inviting to unite with
my fellow citizens of the Town and County Of Hall
fax, in celebrating the 2lst inst. the centennial
anniversary Of the Town, by the delivery Of in adj
dress appropriate to the occasion. While highly
appreciate the kindly feeling which prompted your
invitation and tho distinguished honor conferred on
inc, trust that you will approve my motives for
declining its acceptance. have been SO long out of
practice Of delivering such addresses that distrust
my ability to meet your just expectations, or to do
justice to such patriotic cause Be assured how
ever that my heart will be with you in honoring our
common mother.-For to the citizens Of Halifax l
feel that owe debt Of gratitude, which will be
cognised to the latest period Of my existence.
Yours truly,
JOHN BRANCH.
To W. J. Hill, E. Conigland Esqrs. and others,
COMMITTEES.
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NoE. II, 1857.

ESlTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE s7TH ShJ
STi0N Of the charter Of the City Of Raleigh Tas
pspviaes for the eectUn Of Constable BY the GUAM
hereby respectfully announce myself candidate for O
Constable have served the ciiiseps of Raleigh TOT
years in this capacity and have always tried to do my QUIZ
If elected wi do al in my power to give sasa Sf shs
and will b very grateful for such renewed evidence
confidence and g0Od will Of my feow.citisens rpp.y
RalsiKA, Now q, lsS7. ii.. 1os-s
Register COPY till election.
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LEFT FOR WAsHMGToN.-The Hon Thos. Rudfn
left this morning for Washir gton City to enter
his Congressional labors which will commence next
Monday. He is enjoying fine health and never vas
in better condition. mentally physically for the
discharge Of the arduous duties that necessarily
devolve on every Representative Of the people who
consus their interest and his country's good. Not
wthstanding Mr.. Rufin, during his stay among us,
confines himself closely to his Office, his absence
will be deeply felt by large circle Of friends to
whom he has endeared himself by his uniform
banity and acts Of kindness. He will give good
account of himself in the councils of the nation !;
nor while in them. far one voice can avert II,
need his constituents fear that thei, rights will
be nfringed their liberties curtailed. In common
with all his constituents. wish him pleasant time
while absent, and happy return to the society of
bis friends olGsborouah Tribune.
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Aorning Sun Male and Female Academy.
MRS ' HELEN e SMHi ksfiry Principals.

II
ME EXERCISES OF THE PRESENT SESSION VI
this Institution will close "Wednesday the 9Th Of
December and the next will commence the 10th OF Janu
~ following, and continue II weeks.
In the discipline teachers are mild and parental YET
energetic and hrA. We have had their services nearly Two
sessions consider ourselves fortunate in having secuIe
shem and rejoice at the prospect Of their being permanent
Mr.. Baieys expenses in preparing for the accommoda
on OF boardefs have been considerable and We sine
ct II per month. His building is commodious, his wa
nrstrate and be will refer to those who have boarded WIN
him tor Information with reference his character as S
prietor Of boarding house. -.
The fenale portion Of the school will water from n
WELL spend their no of recreation mostly in his mouse
and yard and be suffered be in the male apartment
the Academy only when required by the Principal. .OG
experience c0nvinceS us that arrangement Will DC SUN
as to ensure to patrons the advantages aud to
from tne Disadvantages OF having the two sexes ea
within six miles of Durhams Depot 20 of Raleigh ana
Of Fish Dam.
Drs. Thomas and Benjamin Hicks our physicians
O. Terms:
Tuition per session, in primary branches. - % %
geography and grammar, 10 W
natural and mental philosophy IL IL ~ ~
~; 80 L ''e' Is 90
music, with use Of instrument, 10 w
Mr.. G. J. Rogers will take young men ut 70 PEI
month"; lights included and Others will furnish board eq""
The teachers will board only young ladies' and w
hope that knowledge of their merits and low Doa'
PELEa ROGERS chm'n;
- DR.. THOMAS HICKS,
II % WILEY FLETCHER, Trustees
4ce 10 - ROBT HALLABURT0N,
81 = 'riotEC. J. ROGERS, Sec.
Nor. II, 1881. ~ -s .tF 5.ats eft 1sl1-9'w.
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New ORLEANS, Dec. lit is feared that Mr. San
didge Congressman from the fourth district in this
State was lost on the steamer Rainbow -
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NORFOLK, Dec LEX President Pierce and lady
arrived here this morning from Baltimore. They
will be the guests Of S. T. Sawyer Esq, till the sail
ing Of the U. S. steamer Powhatan, for MADEIRA,
which will be in about week. -
The Ship Defender, Robinson, has arrived in
Hampton Roads from the Chncha Islands. She
bring cargo of guano and is bound to New York.
ST.. LOUIS Nov. s0-The free State men of Kan.
sas have called Convention to meet on the Cd Of
December, to consider the political position OF the
Territory and the course to be adopted relative to
the new Constitution. 49,
New York, Dec. Flour has declined; sales of
State brands at S. 70a5 IS, Ohio 2Oa5 60. South.
ern 2Oa5 45. Wheat is nominal, Corn is droop-
ing, sales of mixed at 84c yellow 90c white 92c-
Pork has decnen SOC. Stocks are active.
New ORLEANS, Dec. lit is feared that Mr.. San
didgr Congressman from the fourth district in this
State, was lost on the steamer Rainbow. ,
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The steamer Allegheny hence
for New Orleans, was snagged and sunk yesterday.
A man and and child were drowned. r-..s: =.
A REWARD IS OFFEREDl-For the detection of any
personal counterfeiting Initiating, or the vender Of
any such counterfeit imitation Of BErhaves Hol.
land bitters The genuine, highly concentrated Hol.
land Bitters is put up in hafpnt bottles on|y hav
in them, and his signature around the neck Of each
and every bottle. l..,'
This delightful Aroma has been received bv
Americans. preparations. When We consider tho
marked success attending its administration, in the
most stubborn cases of Fever and Ague, Weakness
Of any kind, Dyspepsia Heartburn, Acidity Of the
Stomach, Sick and Nervous Headache, Indigestion,
Costiveness and Piles together with the complete
troll It exercises over oil Neryor,s Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections we cannot wonder at its pop
oarty. Well may the invalid value this remedy.
A WHEAT FIELD OF TWENTY. FIVE HUNDRED ACRES.
"A correspondent Of the St. Louis Republican"
thus speaks Of the wheat fields which be noticed on
recent trip over the Great Western railroad -
The Great Western passes through fertile farm.
ing district which challenges comparison with any
other portion Of Illinois Morgan, Sangsmeu and
Macon Countless unrivaed in capacity Of produc-
ton. The wheat fields which line the road aud <m-
bel'ish it. too, with their robes of richest emerald
are on grand scale. One of these fields, scers Of
miles or more West Of this place, comprises z, 500
acres. It Is all owned by John -Owsley, ESQ, of
Springfield, who broke up the whole thjs season,
sowed with drills - IA Of which were running
1t once and from present appearances the proprie-
tor may hope to reap &c, 600 bushels from this i'm.
mense tract next July. Will it not be . ssandy
beautiful sight-2.600 acres of golden grain waving
IN the summer end T.. saed4f-~ s. q 4
The Know.Nothinga are at this time rejoicing
over the idea that the Democrstc party viii ann
They VIII be- deceived. Good Democrats enn'aes
shs oeDeso which actuate certain men.
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New York, Dec. Flour has declined sales of
State brands at IS 70a5 IS, Ohio 2Oa5 60, South.
ern 4 20a5 45. Wheat is nominal Corn is droop-
ing, sales of mixed at s4c, yellow COO, white 92c-
Pork has declinen Soc. Stocks are active.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The steamer Allegheny henc.
for New Orleans, was snagged and sunk yesterday
man and and child were drowned. u ...-. :,
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+ The Know.Nothings are at this time rejoicing
over the idea that the Democrstc party viii ann
They VIA be. deceived. Good Demoesatss en- -
ths okssts which actuate certain men,
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. s0.-The free State men of Kan.
sas have called Convention to meet on the Cd Of
December to consider the political position Of the
Territory and the course be adopted relative to
the new Constitution. .-
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AMOUNT OF NoKTH.C CAROLINA
By such distribution calculate North Carolina
would receive from twelve fifteen millions of acres.
This sold at even dollar acre will yield enough
to pay her debt to double her school fund.- and then
allow for extension of railroads three four mil
lions of dollars. .-., ..-. r
Now will our people longer hesitate3 The ques-
ton is now more than eyer alive. This is the &C.
cepted and the best time There is no organized
opposition to the Democratic party. indeed there is
but one party at the South. No harm can come OF
discussion Of this question. If candidate were
to place himself before the people for Governor on
this issue in the old fashioned way, before caucuses
were invented, what mattersitP A democrat would
be elected anyway. For thy own part, wish some
practical farmer, Democrat, would take this issue
in hand and appeal to the people upon it. l find
leading Democrats in every county endorsing it,; It
only needs organization, press and leader, to Sc
cure its triumph in the democratic party. 5' :
There is no better opening for young man oftsl-
ents than to take charge of paper at Raleigh ad.
vocating this issue-a sufficient fund IL already in
hand to place such enterprise beyond danger, and
q commanding subscription list could soon be OBJ
tanned for democratic administration paper this
basis. b.! '.'s - 2l'.,~ 70 '~ - e.. 10.
tits my solemn belief that more vital issue was
never presented. Its success would convert con-
dition from thraldom to ease and independence-it
would be done out Of our own property. Our chill
dren would be educated-free schools would multi
ply and 6ourish-our system Of railroads be com.
pleted. Thea might've see the tide Of emigration
stayed-ourssepresent in Congress- Increase
our population and resources develope; and every
son and daughter Of North Carolina might point with
pride and joy to her prosperous and happy cond.
ton. am, my dear sir, very truly your friend and
ooedsnt servant, a,isaaz aass .
p To VIVA ,. Daney, Egg, Of Edgcombs County. =,
IL {
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time the preponderance of representation in the Sen.
ate and House Of Representatives from the land
States, will enable them to do as they please, and
then will be fulfilled the prediction of Mr. Benton,
The policy of gioing away these lands is not new
one. They have been squandered under all admin.
istrations from Mr.. Jefferson to the present in do.
nations of swamp lands school lands &C.. the whole
system having ever been one of fraud and robbery.
against the constant protest of the South made al
soays but made without avail, and now or necer.
must be made the las; struggle for an equal partici
patton by all the owners in this common fund. Il
Is startling but it is the TRUTH that up to this time
more OF the public land has been giren away than
has been soG The Congress of Is49-5O. alone
gave away fifty -four millions to certain States of
which Louisiana received seven and 4 half million.
Of acres, under the name of swamp lands, but in
reality covering much of the very best lands in the
Western States. Two of the old States. Kentucky
and Connecticut have built their deaf and dumb ~
ylums out of donations of lands made bv Convraas.
not Of lands lying in their borders but located IN
Alabama, Arkansas and Florida. -
The citifl Of North Carolina are heavily taxed
Tor their deaf and dumb asylum and also for the as
yum LOT the insape-while noble monuments adorn
Gifts conferred by these donations and Of The mar.
made. >e' A.'e o'en
There arc twenty States and Territor;e. - vhon,
has been granted up to 1854, without the n.vmsnt
Of one cent for them, the vast amount of ans hnn.
dred and thirty -four millions seven hundred thous
And acres Of public land, in which North Csrol;r.
bad as equal an interest % any of them. Illinois
received fifteen millions, Louisiana ten mill;ons
M,eh'gan ten millions, and Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and
wisconsin in similar proportions -
with these lands converted into money, and got.
s % 70 cheap only for the asking, they have estab.
' 's"Oo.s' en e and seats Of government
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gU>O PRJNTRRs-seo ss.alss Priassr,s Perer. So,
i'll sises us, ree'dbJ Sses TEyNBY & sQRKxsoN.
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DIR. Il. McGOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
~ A CERTA1N CURE FOB
Bowel Com plants and Of0coseG OF
the L0mgs. ser
THIRrY thousand cures without asinsle fsiiers Isr
q Stoddard. Woolsey Sawyer. Leieh ver'ine.
The great American TAR SPRIxG LINnKxf AND vRnml-
YUoH. 70 also for sale b. them. ouGz1 aAw1y
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4 m DOZa.erted Brooms. IN store and for sale BY
lVO does z. Il. COOK 4 son.
6Dnn REAMS assorted Wrapping Paper. just rec d
6OOby does z. H. COOK b SON.
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PlNK LUMBER.
The ARGEsr STOCK IN THE CITY,

TIE LAR0 EST STOCK IN The CITYi
UOHN y. GLOVER 4 co.. corner Of Main and seventh
% streets Evansville ad. would respectfully inform the
Public that they have yard and sale low CASE
sea.oasd Pi.s Lanber embracing all
qualities Grooved Pin
Ash oorng Dressed sad undrssssd Ceiling. Casin and
Pannss; feet sound Common Boards. suitable for
feneng; No Pae and Poplar &C.
cs. hsys made e order e the shslves
Deenand Windows. 3d. &c. Bills TO all
pro y p4s ssentien. fehI2V
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
PORTLAND. KY.

THE underssned Lessee Of this newly erected and admit
raby adapted HOTEL. takes pie in
:hs and 70 arriving
petey furnished and ready the accommodates Of Guests
of Furniture bedding and indeed the building
lifted with articles
for the house.
the shippng point for Louisville where nearly
rraseer sft arrive and from whence they
SOUTH this
sad the traveller heretofore experienced at
this reint.
command liberal shars Of public patron
intends deserve The House. with its
sxten Ave COOL shady and general eonven-
ences IL unsurpassed Transient house. hall be Kept
On establishment. 90,
Mr. j. W. REDDryG we'll known 10 the travelling public.
f,o his long connection with Hotels Louisville
eaesd will ssstn tho house
The Of the public respectfully eolcted
ysi-u W. w. OWEN rropriesor.
NJ n. RAe1Ne.-Ioo whole. half and quarter boxes
M anaf far bv
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IRON RAuLuNG.
s.ds,sa:d has the ,ssnsy for ths sale Of ssx and
wrought rods and dgures put great VARIETY Of
ssss which will Caeianst prices ADDING
Bnklouf.
This rsng cheaper ana substantial than other
knd Those wishing Railing enclose c.metery
et ysrds. for piassas etc.. viii do well to give me
Prices from q soso - soper foot, ,n
y4S-dAv "A. LAWRENCE.