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steps to put that Road under contract;
Every assurance is given us on the part o
Kentucky, that their Road shall be eready
for us sii3e cas- - z ss-as u {
Our Road is noble enterprise, worthy
the united efforts Of the whole community
but will require labor, patience and pru.
dence toconduetit safely. gfffP5 -.
The impetnoui rampant energy Of young
America would rush forward rashly and
involve the means Of the company, whilst
the over timid, over cautious old fogies
viii ever cry out, Lion is in the streets
betedre. Hence we are chided by some
with being too tardy, whilst others pre-
diet that We arc too hasty with our work,
and should hold on and await the progress
of other Roads and see what developments
the future will make We'have used due
diligence in noticing the signs of the times
and the events around us, and have stead
lily pressed forward our work as fast as our
means would justify. izi. 0gf
We are happy, now, to report Che Road
10 you well equipt with contractors, and
full forces, to carry forward the. work as
rapidly as the means of the, company can
be realized to sustain it. ~
/ The amount of work done, and the de-
tails connected with the construction of
the Road, are fully set forth in the Engi-
neer's report, which is here to. appended,
and constitutes part of this report. ,ys
) We refer You for intelligence Of the f.
nancial condition of the company to the
Treasurers report, below, and part Of this
report. lsl.1 Il. + talif 'iA gilfrt +
r II now devolves on you to choose Is Di-
rectors to serve for the next II months,
and having SO large a number of intelli-
gent stockholders, any of whom are eli
gible to a Directorship, by the late act of
the Legislature, we trust you may easily
command such Board as will conduct
your enterprise to your entire satisfaction,
and to our general prosperity as commu-
nifty. By order of the Board,
W. 3. MUNF0RD, Pres't.
May 10, 1857. tst .,E-.i 45.s.is u /,
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PILE !! PILES! Pill S!
Ia Mi1ts i.,rsetssk dnesse. Of srsry krm ssa
sft "a tsery Stage,
sgaHp nv lxTRsgsL ArrLIcATIoY osl-, h.

Tss Mh.rts i.,rsetssk ds,ase. Of srsry 6rm sss
sft "a ssevy stage, y
ssssD nv ixrEraAL ArrLIcArIos osL-,
BR. CAyANAUGH's PILE sALyE
WILL never fail IN giving immedints relief, AND
w positively curing the worst and most obsti.
ssts cssss OF Hemorrei1s or Piles. I, is tho only
lsfsilible Remedy known here or elsewhere for the
Piles, and 10 the result OF years Of p-tisnt study
ssd nvesiigatioa. ,....
ssisrrs irom Piles pow hars remedy st haat
wkish will a.- ~
Stand he Tst If T,ia'.
without fsar al fallare hs part, 70 de a'i The
proprietor claims for It. Full directions aeeoipep,
each boxi sSd all that IL requisite is strictly to oh.
serve iAsg, sas a cure 10 csttaiu 10 follow.
Aag. 80, 1885.
~. r II. Csvsaseeb, (Present)
Dear SIR WheH arfivsd In this city few day,
age, was suffering intensely with this Piles. ]
Snsntisacd my condition 10 you, nsking your al.
N.ss. Yeu recommended your lilo Saive, say ing
s. wsnld cure me l tried 1.-THE effect Was nm
fntdist-. sad luow we'll dei-vs It TO be. IA it
proved ia my case. an invalaabi- remedy and a
s.fs ssrs for tha, disease, the Piles, and ansures
t-s. ainsn Il TO others. Yours, tfuly, y
JOHN w. IiATStlN, of ST. Louis. !,
1-Pfice 81 2e bsx For saie in Ciarksvle BY
'hsmss g. Bro. Ewin Brothers wholesale rgcuts
,Isshville. DIR. T. II. NAU0H,
Sels Prorfietef, 81. Louis, Mo. !,
sep. 5, 'ss ly. ,ts5.,
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/. NUMBER 80.


The following touching and felicitous
Illustration oftha power Of ideas was given
lby Wendell, Phillips. the other day in
| public speech at New York. The elo-
qucaeo CT Philips is ssurpassed by nothing
but his atrocioas fanatieism;
was told to-day a story so touching in
reference to this that-you must let me tell
it. II is temperance case, but it will
illustrate thisju as we'll Ttsis the story
of a mother, on che green hills Of Vermont,
holding by the the right hand son, six.
tcen years Old mad with love OF the sea.
And, as she stood by the garden gate
sunny morning, she said edward, they
tell me--for never saw the ocean--that
the great temptstion OF the sealran's life
is drink, Promise me. before you quit
your mothers hand, that you win never
drink, !" And said he [for he told me the
s'sry), Lsaso her the promise, and I went
the broad globe ossr--Callcutta, the Medi-
terranean, San Francisco, the Cape Of
Good Hope, the North Polo and the South
.---f saw them all in forty years, and /
never saw a glass filed with sparkling
liquor that my ymother's form by the garden
gatcs on the green hillside Of Vermont,
did not rise before me; and to-day, at six
ty, my lips are innoecntlof the taste Of
liqscr, (Applahse.) Was not that sweet
evidence of the power Of q single word?
Yet that was but half. For, said he. ycs-
serday there came into my counting -room
young man of forty, and asked me, aDo
you know me2g "No.1 @Wen, = said he,
81 was nce,brought drunk into your pre-.
senee1on shipbOard you were passenger;
the captain kicked me aside; you took me
to your berth and kept me there till / had
slept off the intoxication you then asked
me if I had mother; / said Ineyer knew
a word from her lips; you told me Of yours
at the garden gate, and to-day / am the
master Of one Of the finest packets in
New York, and | come TO ask you to call
and SEQ me- How far that little candle
throws its beansi Thatmether's word on
the green hillside of Vermont Oh, God
be thanked for the almighty power of .
single wcrdl- (Appladsc) I'd
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A SNAKE TALE.--Says the lawyer:
I"Animals sometimes very nearly approach
reason In their cunning 4et a
II got interested in the study of scrpents
down in Arkansas, where l spent the most
Of last year. Idon't know why, but Twas
constantly watching them and testing their
sagacity, by placing them in new situa-
.tions, and surrounding them with novel
expedients. OF all kinds I expcrimerted
most with rattlesnakes andcopperhoads.
"One afternoon / seated myself on
little knoll in thewoods to smoke and read
for always had book or newspaper with
me--ard had been enjoying myself for
some time, when espied comprehend
making for hole within ten feet of where
/ sat, OF course I4threw DOVE book and
cigar, and proceeded to try new expert
ment. As soon as I stirred the rascal
made rush for the holo; but caught
his tail as he got nearly in and jcrkcd him
somc twenty feet backward He threw
himfelf into coil in no time, and waited
for me to pitch in. But l concluded not
to let him try his hole again. After
while he started for it stopping when
stirred 10 coil himself mp but as | kept
pretty quiet he recovered, confidence and
again I jerked hiui out. Nc sooner did
he hit the ground than he made 4 grand
rush for the hole in straight liue for my
legs! But that didn't work, for got out
of the way, and gave him another Airtl
This time he lay still awhile, appearing
to reflect on the course to be taken After
time he tried It again, though rather
slowly. After getting his head little
way in, he stopped aud Siggled his tail,
as if on purpose for me to grab IL I did
so; and quicker than fash he drow his
head out and came within about quarter
Of an inch Of striking mo in tho face.--
However, / jerkcd him quite distance,
aud resolved 10 lookout next time Well,
he tried the same game again but it
would Mt wVrk--I was too quick for him.
This tinohc layin coil half an hour,
without stirring. AT last however, ho
tried il once morc. Hs advanced to With.
in fivo feet of the holc very slowly, coiled
agdn, and then, by hcaveuss got the start
of me by one Of the eutcst tricks youOver
heard of.
'"Iiow was it2" we all caclairuod, mono
breath.
Hwhy, said the narrator, sinking his
voice 70 the acme Of solemnity, and look
ing as honest and as sober a. a man could
look, why he just turned his head toward
my haud and went down that Iiale lsjI
first
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Vyamtel9

AN active, honest man In sach sset n Of tho
Rtatr 10 take or'srs bv sample for "NcALI,l IN
TER'S HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES" To
-seiv- mep llb raj monthly salary and fair eom'
mission will be paid address with st mp 10
prepay sRswsr) DR, S, Nc NhLlSTER.
Jersey city, NJ
Aprll1'5I-At
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HAVANA CIGARS.

3o,oNo Extra fine HAVANA Cigars consisting
Of Nspoleonr, La Terracstat, B R. Regalia Op-
erss, >huck Cig,rs, and hrgs lot Of Grman
Siaafs, which will be sold very low for cash.
THOMAS g. BROTHER.
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PURE CATABA BRANDY.
-One sask pure Brandy Tor sale Ivy
THOMAS g. BROTHER.
REAuUIFUL BUILpING LOIS.

Every bo canh have a chance to buy a valuable
lot IN the heart Of The town. and whore tho busi
ness must Inevitably go. they are situated on
Third aud Commerce Streets, aud no such a
shAnes for b irgain viii be of red again -
Don't forget that the sale will be at Pnbc auction
90 Saturday llth Of April.
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Johr Shillito & Co.
No - EAs Fourth NJ.
CINCINNATI
lmeertSrs Of DrY-Coods l. Car,etins

&sspsstially iaforn thei' csst"mers aud pnr-
tA.ssrs g,nerAliy. that they are n"w cp'aipgsn
excessive a d comp - sssaftmsnt cf Dry Goods
C.rretas, f;sor Oil Cloths, Sc famiN 8, lIO-
N.i keepers, Steamboat ewns", and strangers,
~ az depend nprn hn luz t;s S"st class OF Goods,
nj e,i;ss ss lew as Giry eaa 5s parsane: 10 tn
lha.ts-R nies
March 81. T-3ins
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SUFFERING IN EAST TENNESSEE, The
Chattanooga Gazette Of the l4th has the
following eonfrmatory Of a report We
published few days since from a similar
source
actually Staruing We learn from a
gentleman Of upper East Tennessee, who
is at present stopping in our city, that he
hears from reliable sources thai number
of women and children living in his sec
ton have actually died for want Of the
neccssarios of life, Corn win bring any
price, but there is none in the country.--
Many families are subsistins on bread
made of wheat bran. Yesterday morning
a steamer came down TO our wharf TO take
back load Of corn 20 those famishne
sections
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BRECKENRIDGE COAL OIL.

WE have the ag-acy Of the Breckenridge
Coai on ami L.mps FOE Montgomery Co., snG
will 10 few weeks be prepared 10 Furnish II
wslssa or reisit 1t 10 decidedly ths most nrii-
liaal ISht yrt offered TO the put. We invite eV
cry enc 10 call At our store and II bnrn.
THOMAS & BROTHER.
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IoBNsoN's PANCAKE TOBACCO.

S Rexbs Paueaks chewing tobacco, thu, finest
NhsSing tobacco eHtant, for sale by
THOMAS g. bBOTIIER
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REPORT OF THE TREAsURBR OF
e MEMPHIS, OLARKSVIELE AND
w LOUISVILLE RAILROAD COM
a PANY, MAY 18, 1857. 7sgf
RECEIPTS

Received Of former Treasurer, ass']i
: june 9TH, 1856; s.:a y s7sl II
Receiyedof Individual subserip- =
tion.....4.................,.,.....l6,s19 SO
Received on Bills, Notes, BE-. $500 90
:" from sale Of City and ~
County Bonds, 1899 10
Received interest from City on ssnf
Bonds for 1885,. ..,.........css !, ,977 55
Received interest on stoek,o,,,, Q 10
/" from sale Of articles
on section 10, ......,....,... >. lit rs
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The tobacco factory of c. L, & G. G.
Taylor, at Petersburg, Va, was destroyed
by fro last week. Loss $l4l ,000.
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TO THE SPOCK HOLDERS or
M. c., & L. r. r

An electIon will he held al the Once the
Rpll Road Co In Clsrksvlle, on Saturday % day
of Nav next, to elect Is DieGOrs. to serve fol
the n-xt ~ months,
Apr. i,sI.6w W. b. MUNFoRD'
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Jws4 TGeceaved.

GN. sAMU Ell SIMPSON, has
ee4&sSM Just Received direct irom
AEi y IN London lot Of fine Gold
Xs an and Silver Watches made TO
10 a INN ctter the movements are
Es >SHW n,ade Of the best material,
s<&A1 fA The cases for Workmanship
Ssssns Sanc quality Cannot be sur
passed As the watch Is an
smportant branch Of my business I intend giving
SAe greater portion Of my lime TO that French,
have arranRments Ia London cod Liverpool, that
wllI Insure MY receiving periodically an asacrt-
msnt Of Wstchei mSdo 10 order which Ia qnality
are surpassed by none lie would call the S,'en'
ton Of all that want watch for time and dura-
bilIty.
Jewerly.
In addiiiou 70 his stock he has received all ths
new palterns connected with this BraneE Of the
Trade.
I have Just received the finest 10, Of Silver
Plated w re ever brough, TO this market, rush
~ Tea Set t.. Goblets. Wsiters, Casters, &c.
April II, ST
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s4s,0Os 60

Construction, 49,. $50, sci 60
Eand damages. ........ 49,. IA 10
Paid on. Depot Grounds, ..."....i 1,191 90
Expense Of every kind, ,........ 6,229 OF
Notes in Banks. ks,.....,.........,.s 1000 90
Interest, ..,........,,........... 259 81,
Paid T. w, Wisdom on scttle-
~ mont in 1856, and notinclu- s'2
, dod in Report for that year, 47o 90
Cash on hand, ,,,-.,.,..,,o..,.,.. 3,O92 80
-----------.
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s43,OO8 SO
-ASSETS.

Individual subscriptions.....,Sg ,Sg35 200 90
City Of Clarksyille doy,..s.,.., 100000 90
Montgomery County do,.~., 250,000 90
State appropriation for bridges 250,000 90
!" re Iron
Rails, &c.,.a..@.4s.gs....s. 555, 900 90
Total, .,......,,..............l SOC, 200 90
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ME1N&.
Total. ,S5S5 200


1t appears then, that you nov have the
requisite basis for State aid-and there
remains nothing TO effect the rapid pro-
gress and fnal completion OF your enter.
prise, but doubts and foars-the natural,
though scarcely just offspring Of our fail
ure, as yet, to secure definite terms Of con-
nection with the NJ q o. r. r., on the
South, and the Bowling Green branch on
the North. Yet, with the present pros
psets Of each branch, Of the entire enter
prise, of which yours isap important part
lit is doubted If any ordinary embarrass-
ments can contravene its final consumlaa-
ton, b
From Memphis TO Louisville, the pro-
portion Of capital to the final cost OF the
Road is, to-day, even in the ineipiency Of
the enterprise---larger than the capital
basis, from which one half of the Rail
roads in the United States have been built
From Memphis 10 Paris, SO miles are
built, and in successful operation--59 un-
der contract, and moving steadily to COM
lpletion--and only Is miles Of light work
yet TO be put to contract From Paris to
tho Tenn river, the appropriation Of 500.
900, with an equal amount Of bonds Of the
company aFe considered adequate TO iti
preparation for the Iron. From the Tenn
essee river to your northern terminus, you
have seen your entire ability TO complete
without the Issuance of one dollar in
bends --and from the Kentucky State line
TO Bowling Green, large subscription hai
been obtained--wlfile the wealth and re
sources Of the country, trayersed by th'
iline, are almost inexhaustible. Every as
surance Of the purpose and power Of thil
division Of the road has been made, and ]
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PAYMENTS.

"a O.;
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u. s. Circuit Court.

The tribunal Mr.. Justice Wayne presiding, virtually
closed its session Thursday last after dispOsng of all
the ready for trial the several dockets On
Wednesday, the case of Edmund Wilkins of Northamp-
ton U.s. the Schooner Aexana in Admiralty was argued
by Messrs. Badger, Bryan Miller and Gillian for the
libelant, and Messrs. Moore and W. A Wright for the
defendant. His Honor on Thursday morning delivered
decree in favor of the ibeiant awarding damages in
terest and COSTS
The District Attorney with whom was associated
Mr. Busbee announced his readiness to try the several
cases of the United States John G. Gully Messrs
Badger and Miller, the defendants council moved for
continuance and, upon affidavit, the Court continued
the case until next Term.
The spacial Agent of the Government, S. G.. Dodge,
ESQ., has been indeatgable in investigating and prepar-
ing these for trial Some two or three DAYS after
his arrival here the defendant was arrested and such
was the activity of the Government Agent that in ten
cases indictments found and the evidence su1i-
GENTLY collected to enable the Counsel for the Govern
ment to press for trial.
The defendant, Gully, being required to give bail in
the sum of $l5O0O and failing, was committed
On Thursday, JAS K Marriott ESQ.,. of this City,
was appointed by Judge Wayne U. S. Commissioner.
Raleigh Standard.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-18

TIE LATE MASSACRE OF EMIGRANTs IN THE MORMON
SETTLEMENTs-An officer of the army who was station
ed nearly year in Utah, and who passed over the
Spanish trail-from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles in
command of a detachment Of United States troops in
l855-informs us that he camped for several days at
Mountain Meadows the of the late horrible massa
ere of hundred emgrants and that there is
room for the shadow of doubt but that the MormOns
were cognizant of and nstgated this horrible butchey
The Indians in the vicinity of Fillmore, Parowan, and
all the southern settlements extending to the Virgin
river entirely under the control of the Mormons
the chiefs are recognized members of the Mormon church,
and missionaries are constantly residing with them. He
further informs us that it would be impossible for the
Indians to plan attack upon sing wagon tran
without the knowledge Of the Mormons, and that for
years small party of Americans has ever been safe in
travelling this route. AS matter of necessity, all small
trains have assumed the of MOrmons to travel safe
ly These Indians are well armed with rifles, and sup
piled with ammunition by the Mormons and at the time
of the passage of the United States troops through their
country in 1855 every effort was made by the Momons
to induce the Indians to attack them-and they were
only prevented from so doing by the superior strength
and great precaution shown by the troops. This fact
was communicated to the War Department at the time
in an official report.-N. Y Journal of Commerce.
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General Notices.
THE WARSAW HOUSE

NOW OPEN. AND THE SUBSCRIBER SOLICITS
the patronage of the travelling community and the public
IN general Every exertion his part will be used to
render them comfortable during their soourn with him.
affords. ~
bought.
lie has spacious Stables and careful Osers attendance
at all times
Passengers going North buy through tickets Wei
oon from the Agent at the Fayetteville Hotel, returning
can buy tickets at the w K w. r. r. Office at Weldon
Passengers stopping the Warsaw House can have their
baggage carried to and from the Rail Road. The Stage
rves at Warsaw at half o'clock A. and leaves
Tor Fayetteville the arrival of the cars at u p NJ
have also daily Stage line running to Kenansvile,
packages and small boxes will be forwarded any point
the line. n FREDERICK Pronrietor
STAGE AGENTS.. H. Roberts, Fayetteville G. w. At
kins Clinton j. B. Southerand, Warsaw John Campbell,
Weldon: Isaac B. Kelly Kenansvie.
Nov. 9Th, 1857 lO6m
Fayetteville Observer months and send bill as ahnNe
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LANDS FOR SALE.

IA THE SUBSCRIBER being desirous of changing his
I'D business offers for sale all his LANDS lying Ill Dupn
- county on Muddy Creek and Stafford Swamp. Also,
the PLANTATION where he resides and the adjoining
tracts, containing about FOUR THOUSAND ACRES 3O0 or
500 acres of which are cleared and good farming land
considerable quantity of Turpentne also be made on
the balance of these lands There good GRlSI MILL
within sight of the dwelling These lands within live or
six miles of Chincapin Landing.
Also one other tract lying on the Back swamp contain
thirteen or fourteen hundred of Tupentne
three sets of Boxes aleady round trees
and within about eight miles of Chncapln Landing
Also one other tract lying Chncapin Road containing
two hundred and sixty acres.
All the above property will be sold low for cash. or good
Notes For further particulars, apply to the sa9sc3er Oh
the premises. BENZ hASTM, m
Dupn county. N. c., Dec. 4, 1857 45ia
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The IniVRrSifVy

The annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
University of North Carolina was held in the Executive
Office in this City, Monday as-present His Excel
lency Gov. Bragg, President Swain and Messrs Charles
Manly, r. M. Saunders William Eaton, jr., John H.
Bryan Charles L. Hinton ID. w. Courts, and W. W.
Holden.
The annual report of the Secretary and Treasurer,
Gov. Manly was submitted, presenting full and salts
factory exhibit OF the financial co0diton of the Univer
sity.
A number of letters and testimonials were read set
ting forth the qualifications and claims of persons who
applicants for the Proessorship of Chemistry and
Geology, made vacant by the death of DR.. Mitchell
But after reading these, and after conversation on
the subject it was unanimously determined to postpone
4th day of next month"; when it is hoped and believed
larger number of Trustees will be in attendance
Rnlei0h Sto1d0rd
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-18
COngress-Wednesday, Dec. 8

SENATE.-lhe Chair laid before the Senate the an
nual report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the
state of the nances; aso two reports from the Secre
tary Of State-one showing the disbursements of
that department during the last fiscal year. and the 9th
er showing the number Of the American seamen regis
tered in the several ports of entry of the United States
during the year ending September3 80 1857. Mr. Gwin
presented sundry joint resolutions of the legislature of
California, and also gave notice of his intention to intro
duce Pacifc-railroad bill, and bill to organize the
Territory of Arizona.
MIR. Douglas spoke at considerable length in review
OF the present aspect of the Kansas question: and the
views expressed thereon in the Presidents message
Messrs Bger and Mason addressed the Senate on the
same topic. The further consideration of the subject
was postponed until Monday next; and, after an execu
tive session, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENATIyEs.-,Th consideration of
Mr. Houstons resolution to proceed to the election of
printer for the House Of Representatives for the Thirty
fifth Congress was resumed The substitute of Mr.
Smith, of Virginia, appointing special committee to
ngestgate the subject Of the printing of Congress- was
decided in the negative when Mr. Houstons resolution
was adopted A proviso is appended to the resolution
reserving the right of Congress to modify the existing
laws on this subject as it may see proper Mr. Chas B.
Steadman, of Ohio was elected printer over Geo. NJ
Weston, by vote of l2l to SO. Agreeably to an Or
der of the House, the members then drew for seats
WuchI TLo,oa