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STATE OF NoRTu-CAROL1NA.

xu7UEREAS, THE LAST GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
w BY act entitled "a supplementary act to take
fine sense of the people of the State relative the proposed
a".,nimcnt of the Constitution did enact follows:
Whereas bill to amend the Constitution of the State of
aon has been read in each house of the present
General Assembly three several DAYS. and agreed to by
rds Of each house respectively in the precise words
following: q" bill to amend the Constitution of the State
ofNr!l-C aloIina:"
Whereas at the session of the last General Assembly.
bcrn and held at Raleigh the third Monday of Novem-
her in the of Lord one thousand eight hundred
and iftvfr bill. entitled "a bill TO amend the Con>,i
m,or Of the State of NortlCarona read three times
in each house Of the said General Assembly and agreed to
v thrce-ths of the whole number of members of each
house respectively And whereas, the bill agreed
hath been duly published six months previous to the cleo
ton of the members of this present General Assembly,
according the clause of section of artc four of the
ncrle, Constitution and the directions contained in the
second section of the said bill and the intention, by
tbs BILL agree to the preamble and first section of the
b aforesaid containing the said alteration of the Consti-
n-in # this State: And whereas large number Of the
,,r are DISTINGUISHED by the freehold qualification
Ged for members Of the Senate; therefore,
t,,n, anil Is lesiy Haetsd ag The cpthority cf the
,. tr -tLirLS at tie rh"ie nanr er n''mhers Of etch
,.4cnrrinq That the second clause of the third sec
The first article Of the amended Constitution. ratified
IL the people of NorrhC Carolina the second Monday of
November in the wear Lord eighteen hundred and
1lr:ydve. shall be amenled t" read as follows: Frey
mir. ,ctwo';s.S ct=e" IF De r"iei >totes ami rio
M goa iaIqLitrat Of tie Sete far trelr. ,aontss a,-
5'1y rr,rIi~g tie lag Of Gag .et;oa. and siaU hare
,,F gi1 ,s <laN be entit',i to eoe Tar men.ber #
IT,, .>-D1t. to,. tie district in ocljct he resides"
And whereas it was further provided by the said act.
fla the foregoing amendment to the Constitution of this
embodied in the preceding section, be submitted
b the Governor to the people the frs. Thursday in
August s. sixty days notice having been given in ten
Bet srapcrs":
NQW THEREFORE, do hereby give notice to all persons
entitled to for members of the House of Commons.
that oils will be opened the first Thursday in August
by the Sherifs of the respective Counties, at the
eciin precincts within the take the OF the
sa the ratification Of said amendment TO the
Constitution of the State those for ratification TO vote with
written printed ticket" Approred" those opposed
thereto with similar ticket-"-Iot Approoei."
Given under my hand, Governor, of the
r q State of North Carolina at the Executive office
H. o. in the City of Raleigh, on the 18th day of May
a. D., 1857.
By the Governor: THOS. BRAGG.
Pulaski CowPER Pr Sec'y.
Nav Is 1857. llS5-6ndw
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Fifth Congressional District.

Randolph friend writes us in the most cheering
terms to the prospects Of Mr.. Williams, the Dem
ocratic candidate in this District. The Gimer men
are evidently alarmed; while the Waddell men, as a
matter of sheer justice to their candidate are stand
ing firm. aUthe Democrats in tile District aoil cote
for Williams, with the aid he will otherwise receive,
his election will be secured.
What proud thing ii would be, and how it would
crafty and strengthen the advocates of Constitu-
tional Union in all the States to send an unbroken
Democratic delegation to Congress from this State
This is no time for indulging preudces or personal
dslikes. Show US a Democrat in any contest, and
we will show you vote.
We repeat, we trust every Democrat in the Dis
trict will support Mr. Williams. He is conducting
the campaign in an able and effective manner, and
he is sound and true all the great issues Let US
bury Know Nothingism so deep in this contest that
the hand of resurrection will never reach it,
See the account in another column of the discus.
sion between the candidates at Patterson's Store.
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The Sixth Congressional District.

we'll informed friend in the Sixth District writes
US as follows: "The election of Mr.. Scales is now,
in my Judgment, beyond doubt. The greatest dam
ger now is, that our friends will become too certain
of success"
This is, indeed, cheering news 1t corresponds
with information from other portions of the Dis
trict. Col Puryear has oeen weighed in the bal
ances, and found wanting" His political doom is
already written on the wall But friends in the
Sixth District mast aoork If tile success Of our
candidate ependeG each cote that may be p0lled.
Let them be ready for the day of election, and on
that day let them labor without cessation, and with
out reference to expense, or palms, or trouble. The
rights of the South are involved; and the issue is
between a fathless representative and new man.
a new man who has never deceived the people, who
is true to his section and who is admirably qualified
to represent them. Let their motto be, SCALES
and SOUTHERN RIGHTS-FREE SUFFRAGE
no abandonment Of the government as Col. Puryear
abandoned IL at the close of the last requlur session.
to black Republican CONTROL
Poll your full vote, men of the Sixth, and you will
have nothing to fear. A small majority will not
Suffice Let your rebuke ofyour fathess representa-
tive be uttered by majority of hundreds. You can,
and we believe you aosM.
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First Congressional District.

We learn that at the discussion in Halifax on
Wednesday last, between MesSrs. Shaw and Smith,
it was conceded by all fair-lnnded persons Of the
opposition that DR.. Shaw obtained and held the
advantage from first to last. ,1r Smith is prac-
tsed and able debater, but with the cause rather
the causes which he essays to uphold, he finds
himself no match for his competitor. The truth is,
no public in the State is more fully
rate!y posted in political history than DR.. Shaw is
and he uses his information in manner and with
logical force which tells not only upon Mr.. Smith
but upon the people generally. Besides, Know
Nothingsm is rapidly declining in the First District
as we'll all other parts of the Stale. 1t is
fighting, with battered shield and broken spear, its
last battle in North Carolina. One more vigorous
onset, ard the day will be
Brother Democrats of the gallant First!-you lead
the column in this glorious struggle The guides in
the rear ranks have their eyes upon you, and they
are stepping to the same music which sounds along
your lines You have fearless, able, indie
fatgable leader-a leader who has seen service,
whose flag bears doubtful or dark device, and
who is worthy of the cause and Of you. What say
you, as the hour for the final charge approaches?
Are you all ready? Is northampton ready? Will
Halifax do her whole duty? Will Martin, one of
tn strongest Democratic Counties in the District,
poll Aer fuN cote? Will Curriuck be careless when
the triumph Of her cherished son is at stake ?
Never! And what of Camden, Pasquotank, Per-
quimons, Gates, Chowan, HEREFORD BERTHE, Wash
ngton, and Tyrrell? Every vote is important. Let
no Democrat forget the day or his duty. Go to the
polls and not only vote, but WORK FOR SHAW,
from the time you get there until the goes dozen.
Do this, brother Democrats and you miW certainly
triumph. We have had some experience in cleo
tions and appeal to you advisedly and earnestly.
is the cork on the day Of the election which saoes
the election.
Remember that Mr.. Smith opposed Free Suffrage
in the Legislature of ls4s-remember that! And
now he asks the very men whom he then abored to
keep in political bondage and inferority to cote for
him! What assurance! Let SHAW and FREE
SUFFRAGE be the watchw ord-SHAW and the
RIGHTS OF THE SOUTH; and then acork as your
cause deserves to be worked for, and victory will
crown your efforts.
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s.sa.aoI1AY, July % 100

1Anss's.t'ng particular. Of =. ' e E
~.eens ~ ns 'oay-eanying it Up The nsa,.
nisbed rs ; a. huntsville, Yanoey county h,. s
ed w;,h ~''n some interesting parcp1.,. nas or-
s,o .1 ;. ,a.e OF the late Dr. Mitchell wh;as
o' 'n ,.s BY the writer for pub,;. "a'n'
merry Of laying before our roas
't feit to learn the minut;.,
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DIE ID :.

In this city, the morning Of the goth inst Lilly Roster
infant daughter of Wesley Whitaker, Jr. -
The friends and acquaintance Of the family requested
to attend the funeral at the residence this Tuesday after
noon, at 5z o'clock. 49, 800. -.
In Halifax county the 4th nst in the 18th year Of
his age Col. Thos Ousby respectable and useful
citizen Also on the 2sd June, Capt. VIM Brinkey aged
70 years. ..l~s .,s2a>,se4 ~ 1859 49,
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JOHN D. HYMAN, Secretary

. A GREAT CorroN FAcToRY.-The foundation of
the largest cotton factory in the world has just been
laid in Russia, on the island of Cronhoim, in the
river Narova, between its two cataracts. 1t is in
the form of grano square, and will possess ,672
windows, 10000 gas burners, and employ 5000 wo-
men. ~Es-~~ - a-rF
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Kansas Affairs.

New York, July 1s.-The Washington cores
pendent of the Herald says that dispatch to the
President confirms the report that Gov. Walker had
ordered troops to concentrate to quell the nsurrec
ton at Lawrence. --..s,
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tho They expeetsJ o. o. ourying the body on the D..
tain coffin Poor &c. 90 meet Buncombe men w;,h Ie
learned tb. hoo. fellows! they did mest ,h VITO
fur rn'r mor rose deep, indignant carried 70 Ashevil
9ct n. correspondent here gives -,
Oh. vh;.s controversy between the d4srs.. .eeoons
- adds:] '''''es were engendered, but y
ae bv ur.. .See'nss were transfer. ~. "a
men aPpes, and however nan dozen words
..-len sns they would have q the Yancey
..a 1t to Ashevile Son.. uerea Greg. the
| tbei, nave since told me tbapn ouered a
nave gone. Ices, w. -: OF some who bad
zen out WIN the excep..~.. we're
M searching for four or five davs A..
uorn j.. On exhausted believe everv ona ..
man ~ou.. h followed Their aid was .r ~. 20 "a
nmrsa The RI, combe force separated from ~" re-
We regretted the 9, ate of feeling, but it was light
momentary. 1t was 'oeed compliment to the
deceased expressed in -" we'd E9 - rough
for regret. The ll-bearer. descended the noun
tain on the Swannanoa side. Our company from
Yancey divided One portion went down to the
Caney river settlement. Iwenty-seven of US, in.
of Chatham, H. E. Rhodes of Wake and Moses ]
Dent their wagner, from Franklin. remained on !
the mountain top.
The trip will be long remembered by us ALL l.
PERKINS, never in time viii similar scene be wit
messed. Visitors to tile mountain will hcnceforth il
enquire for the fatal pool We, the petty actors =
will pass away, forgotten; but never while the M
everlasting mountains stand, the Of Professor
Mitchell. Let the Hottest Peak bear what name it ly
may, it is Connected with his memory forever. ~
Students, scholars IRON distant lands will come rs
hther, and on what scene shall they gaze! But ra
description fails-wfdness, grandeur, subliniity. Sc
where man feels his lttlenesst yet his Immortality u.
mountains on mountains, range beyond range ex- :
ceiling the Alps ard to exceed them in interest, be
now by death. wi
The evening view was very fine, and one might Tel
ave +, ought indispensable, had he not remained
II next n 'rning. We slept that night in q cabin du
the peak. AID in the Crock House," close BY aga
, the morning we wen. up on the summit TIE S 1m'
Jews can never be excited. The eve swept the all
orion, limtess except by tie imperfscton of sight.
inally We descended to Wilson's. Big Tom was
shing for a wager-4O trouts for - cts. He was
the village yesterday and reported 60 caught.
Te reached home at o'clock p. NJ.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
MCGEE 4 WILLIAMS, Agents


GREENSRORO' MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.Su has been the care and economy Of
the officers of thSCompany, that free from debt
have made no assessments and have hand large
capital viz; in premium notes S457,o59 O3; in cash $751;
$40 ss-makng total of s47o5o4 49, to meet any losses
that may therefore have hesitation in saying
to the public that there safer Company in the South
ern country The most of the Risks in this Company be-
ing IN the part the State where the daDger
fire is much less
DIRECTORS:
James Sloan J. Mebnne, c P Mendenhall D P. Weir.
Garrett, E. W. Ogburn, D. p. Gregg David Mcknight,
Greensborough; Alexander Miller, Newbern; Z. F. Lilly
Wadesbcrough; s. e. Coffin, jamestown; W A. Wright
Wilmington John Shaver Salisbury T. McGee Raleigh;
H. G. Spru, Plymouth; R. E. Troy, Lumberton; Thomas
johnson, faneeyyille.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN President.
E. w. OGBURN. Vice President.
c. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
WIN. H. CUMMINGS, General Agent.
W. j. McCoNNEL,)
j. A. MEBANE, ) Executive Committee
j. ii. GARRETT,
All communications business connected with this Of:
flee, should be addressed to
PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, N o., July 81, 1857. 69-tf
20 Age copy.
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The Fifth District.

We are requested to state that Messrs Williams
Gimer, and Wadde, candidates for Congress in
the 9th District will address the people as follows
Haywood, Chatham, W'dn'sd'y," %
Dennis Store. Moore, Thursday, /" %
Carthage, Friday, "a
Cofins Store, 4" Saturday, " IS
ASHFORD Randolph, Monday, I" ~
New Salem, g" Tuesday, I" %
McLean's Station, Guilford, W'dn'sd'y," 20
Morton's Store, Alamance, Thursday, " 30
G. B. LEAFS Store, Saturday, Aug.
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MARRIED..

.- MARRIED,
On the 10th inst the residence of the brides father
in Franknton, N. c, by Rev. D. R. Bruton Mr. Henry S.
Furman, of New York. 10 Miss Annie E. Winston.
On the 5th in st. BY T. B. Long, ESQ., Mr.. Enoch Burns,
of Randolph county, to Miss Annie Allen of Aamance
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NOT1CE.-PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Robson County,
May Term 1857 will sell, at the Court House door the
town of Lumberton the 4h Monday August next the
following tracts of land, much thereof will pay the
tax and cost due thereon for the year 1855:
ACRES. LOCATION. TAX,
235 Owen Mcmillan, Little Marsh 81 50
235 Alexander Black, Juniper Swamp 3l7
3S4 Angus L. Macarthur, Great Marsh, S 60
2H Alex. b. Currie, Middle Swamp, A5
So Elijah Jones, Wat'ri'g hole Swm'p 80
3S4 Dougald McDougald. for
Catharne McDougald, Great Marsh, so
100 w. M. Thompson, Wilkinson Swamp %
SO Daniel Meares, Coward Bay Ga
100 Dennis Ivey, Indian Swamp, 81
SO J. NJ Carmichael, Little hog Swamp, / 80
j. w. Regain, LumbertOn Is IS
REUBEN KING, Sheriff.
Lumberton, July 81, 1857. ll94-w6t
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MAYORS Office.

Mayors Office,
RALEIGH, July 81, 1857
VuNHE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH ARE INVITED TO
assemble in the City Hall, Saturday the 25h inst,
at O'Clock, p. appoint Delegates TO the Southern
Commercial Convention to be held in the city of Knoxville
Tennessee, on the 10th of August next.
WIN. DALLAS HAYWOOD Mayor
69-2t
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DemOcratlC RepublICan TICKET Tor COnSfess
Election first Thursday in August nert.
DISTRICT:
HON. HENRY Nj. SHAW, cf Curruck.
SECOND DISTRICT:
HON. THOMAS RUFFIN, of Wayne.
DISTRICT:
HON. WARREN WINSLOW, of Cumberland.
FOURTH
HON l.. OBJ. BRANCH, of Wake.
FIFTH DISTRICT
STEPHEN E. WILLIAMS. ESQ, of Alamance.
SIXTH DISTRICT:
ALFRED NJ. SCALES JR., Esq. of Rockingham.
SEVENTH DISTRICT:
HON. BURTON CRAlGE of Rowan.
EIGHTH
HON THOMAS L. CLINGMAN, of BuncOmbe
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Police InfeIllKrnee.

An kryW1vp Bun0LAnr-ARnnr % ru 6uuDo.
PAKnp.-ressr Jcsssos and Frsscis Brovn vsrs -.
rested yesterday under very Suspicious orcumsSa.oa
seems that officers Murphy and Connolly vers psaAss
NE premises No 80 Beaver s0eet occupied By wsi>v
H. sssnIes - dry goods store, early In the ms~she
vhes they discovered johnson and Brown eav,ns ~
house In manner sbss svskceed their ssap,o.cas ~
officers attempted 10 overake them bat thsz r~a OF q
rapid paoe, bot finally Johnson oveyhauled A sns
corner Of stone and Whitehall ssrests HIS ompsssss
0capsd, M, ~ subsequently, arrested ct No ~ ossy
suces or returning " me stors In Beaver street. M
officers found .vo arss sacrs Of goods paoted ssA
ready 70 be iskens avay By toe thieves prcs'bu -
the folio cling NIB, How msch Of the goods had 49,
taken away IA impossible 70 ssy. but prcsseie ~
roeucs he'd bee 10 work al night Brown w@ sesroeea
and on bis person found bunch OF steiescn ksyv
and Biz sk bandkerchiefs. II supposed 'nAs sev~s
other persons engaged In the ROBBERY, ana ~
police ere after them yesterday. HoSn ana Sonsees
we're mhted Tor trial
ArnxrrsD BusarsRH -John Ncc's and Charles hiis
we're Arrested yesterday charged With having broks
Into The stove OF MARKS Rpsdo No. 1bJ wsser srssA
With nen, 70 stall goods 10 the smuni OF $1,000, vhkh
Ger. IN the place 10 vM alleged that the prsosssu
tovces c ire psdlcck and then ,cnsd toe door with
raise Eey Jcrcmah ~ mob discovered the burrlar In
c,re 70 his asssstsnce and essed them rhoy we've
committed In default Of 81, 600 bal.
owApas os PASSING Cousrxpur noru-wm. u. De-
vn end Major Hssepbostam were arrested on Saturday
charged vun att mpsng 10 psss counterfeit cu. aosas
wHt strugs ed violently 10 get away from oosr snx
attempted swallow he bills his posscs~sou bu tbev
vsre torn from bis novsn The too prisoners rprp hesd
Co ,vsmiusiou b. 1aasce Davidson.
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telegraph % India In oenttnuaton d Ne syvSsm o. ~
graphs decided upon By the EusHh govern ent for Ne
MeoterAnsAn, and which 10 TO terminate 81 Alexandria
Tho proposal 70 Ay mbeS Of wires ACROSS Egypt 81
down she Red 5ea 70 Alden, whence they viii pasa6
70 the south coast Of Arsba and terminate ~ Kurra0hee
70 which the Indian toleeraphs oxtend Complete DOW
ors have been lately OBJ sained tro toe Ottoman anA
HUpu9 gevcrnmcnN for the above purpose snd ~
condition. SECURE completely iudopsndon: cotton W.
peN OF tho company or the govorumspss through
whoso ferritory tho line 70 pass, snd 10 evssy
espoos most favorable. Tho stations ars so ohossu
that go statue miles In 70 be the greatest distance
tween any two OF Them. and tn ~ VIII psoes whsrs
mere military Soroe, each % Kosseer aud Hfdsn,
On Hrtnh territory, ~ AAea and tho X oris uoovia
nands lsey coded 70 the osy OF the tmauu
huscat who u our close ally, II Ras1 dacd the Rad
20 tho regular copmeroAi route. 10 free from say
dagger OF ins VtiVn and influence has boon
20 ssg Ard 80 completely estabs sired irrespe,vU
OF 'ne security afforded by tho stations themselves
Poesse danger Of Interruption Oar seamovp
Alden and suex
Oompeo ohar,a and souna,pss under the orders
the East lnda CompNns. ez,ss all ,he Wy from
Kurractse, and esross Egypt q rsi and hizo var
e1 20 that the only thins &c be done Il
the GABLE In EsEano, ANA then 20 ay In attitudes
tho winds tenn poeate add steady NJ sh<
yoa<, tssinS guide the exisang sonndiuxs.
The proposed line viii excite politics saouyes sA6
the cost OF prot cton MAJ DO said be nil
The coDMunCat,ou from Karraehee 70 AioxAndr.s vsn
~ means OF reAy batteries, Dc ins snianeoas.
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were 6ken.
In rsply 70 Sir John PHlinsson the wu,ess further
stated that the Indians might pa To per
the cost proc for the gods they bought whether tnsy
%ss. ~ sss os Ssa N. com
mitiee sdjoursed usul rhursdsy. 18Th az.
In the House Of Commons thn oonmittss nss agAn on
ar George Simpson wss the nrss and only vttnsss
called rxsmpauos lasting thrvosh rhe boss stnus
BE he heo the post Of Gov0nor OF The territory tor
the Hudsons Bay uompany for The period Of thirty
fears rbsre Fixed Of government. bat there
vss Q seat Of council 9s aufhoviv extended over
whole Of the compsnyr territory. the nature OF ths
authority Of council merely - ~ vscrs, aud 10
vote ppop questions 10 brought before them
rne council cou ID ou,vo,e the Governor bat had neve
been 90. He hid travelled ,ncoush toe greater part Of
the county forrips tns ,csttory the company His
Impressions Of the capabilities OF The soil or olma
rcssrded Ruperts Land that Was not adapted
set emeD, Or oun,..on ne applied s zoe @e rs%.rs
obliged 20 import wheat from Canada He slso sppied
the same remark 10 the land west o. the ROCKY Mount
b. M Gladstone He spcpe OF Rupert's Lard a. de-,
ing In regard 70 bouudaries ad down In the ohsscr
speaking Of the whole Of Rupers Land, he would drav
vigorous than the south rners Was part OF the Ter.
riicry having mud cmsss Barley very seldom rip,n
ed, and vss very small N yield he did not think sst
coupiry vs depsciy populated vsncouver's island he
considered more fsvorsby situated for settlement hsn
By M ecrdon-He considered ths, description oven
OF the country IN bcot which he had publisncd ss
too favorable; he had overased the capabilities the
By Mr. ercsan-rhs OCCASIONS on which they had "
import wheat from Canada exceptional thai neces
sv arose rom the country being entirely flooded sud
,be crops destroyed bu, In ordinary years The quantity
Gent FOR the Of She natives There but
5000 OF lsnd under cultivation In The neghsorhood
J.. IS, kdderIey-rne pre~eut populsuon OF the Red
'''ritory w~s about 5000 The settlement had
be- abAshed over 20 yesrs There wss much dfle.