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In this county, on the t7h November, BY Benton
Ray. Esq, Mr.. Elyis Gilt, Of Wake county, 70 Mis-.
AsS ELIZA CosGIss Of Onngc
In this county, on Thursday The 18th Of November
BY D. q. Hopkins. Esq, Mr. JoHs W., MARKHaa 10
Miss SARAH L. DoLLlR, daughter Of H. w. Dollar all
81 this county.
IN this county, on Thursday The 25ih % November.
by Ruain R. Tapp. Esq, MI. SAMUEL s. KlRKrarRrcK
10 Miss RlcHEt 5. MitLEa, daughter 81 Jesse Miller
deceased, eli Of This county.
10 Newbern. on The nth o. November, by the Rev.
D. York. The Rev. j. D. BopBrrr, Pastor Of The Nj Z.
Church in Marlborough, 70 Miss MaRr MitLlR, daugh.
Ter d Alexander Miller. Esq, 81 Newborn.
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SLAVERY IN NRBRAsKA.-Mr. Daily, Of Ne.
maha, introduced into The lIouse, on the Odd
ult., bill prohibiting slavery and insolun-
tary seryitude 10 the Territory Of Nebraska
after the first Of January, 1859. II was re-
ferred 10 a select committee Of FIVE, with in
structions to report on the Sd instant.
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close. and died with the consong hope Of christian
he was.much esteemed by those who knew him, as al
upright and honest man. He was County Trustee
for more than twenty-five years, and gave genera
satisfaction.
Died, in this place, on Thursday night last after
long and painful illness, RlcHrRsoS NICHOLS, Esq.
aged about II years.
Died, in this county, the 2ls Of November, after
long and painful illness, Mr.. SAMUEL SMITH, in the
69th year Of his age He was an aectonaie husband,
fond and indugent father, kind and obligng neigh
Dor, and warm and jealous christian. He leaves 4
hereayed widow and eight children, besides numerous
relatives and friends. mousn their reparale loss,
but his eternal gain. He lived worthy and consist
ent member Of the NJ. P. Church, and died with a
bright hope Of immortality beyond this vale Of sorrow.
May we so follow in his footsteps, 50 pursue the paths
Of pety and peace that when we come down so the
confines Of the narrow house appointed for all the liy.
ing, we may be prepared 10 meet The loved and lost in
that reunion that shall never end.
Calm on the bosom Of thy God,
Fair Spirit, rest thee now;
Zen while with Us thy footsteps trode,
His seal was on thy brow.
Dust to its narrow house beneath,
Soul to its place on high;
They that have seen thy look on earth,
No.more may fear to die" lam.
Died, in this county, Saturday night the goth Of
November, Mr.. WHrIAM D. RAY. aged about 60 years.
MI. Ray left neighbors house on Saturday evening
nj n
morning, about three quarters Of mile from home
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Died, Al The Lunaiic Asylum, in Raleigh, on Sun.
day morning last. Nj. TnosAs FAurErT, Of this place.
aged about 50 years Nj. Faucet had for some time
hesn 10 bad health, and having partially lost The use
Of his mind. was taken 10 The Asylum on the Monday
preceding his death bui he rapidly sunk under bis
di.esss He seemed u Lave rsco,sed biz mind ii To
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
ELEVEN likely young Negroes, known
as the q Shields Negroes" belonging to The estate
Of Winnie Hardie decefsed will be offered at public sale
al Prospect Hill, Caswe county, on the 2sh Of Decem.
Der next credit Of six months will be given the
purchaser giving bond and security.
SAMUEL w. HUGHES,
Exr Of Winnie Hardie.
November %. 67-
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The Postmaster General has decided that
il postmasters do not give publisherso Of news
papers or periodicals notice that their papers
remain in the post office, without being taken
out by those to whom they are addressed. in
five weeks, they are liable for the pay.
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WOODEN FACTORY.

TsHE public are respectfully informed that the sub
- sciibefs have taken the
Aipha W0oIen Mills,
seven miles east Of Hilsboraugh one mile and quar-.
Ter from The N. q. Railroad. and are now ready and
willing 10 receive orders for James, Linseys anu ket.
seys, 10 manufacture wool 10 lois 70 suit customers
Those having wool fof sale will please inform Is,
o. bring their wool and exchange for goods cash.
both.
The subscribers being practical Mschinsis and 81.
perenced operators, cssinly confident their goods
cannot and shall moi be surpassed III body Or finish
In any Of lhe States therefore they ask or patronage
T.. Il. SYKES.
&. ]. SHIELDS.
October Q. Co.
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EQUITY SALE.

In the matter Of sysina George and others, ex parte
Petition for the sale Of Land.
PURSUANT to decree OF The Court Of Equity for
Orange county, made ut September term, 1858.
will sell III GunteFs store, on "Wednesday the 29ih da
Of December next, that uable tract Of Land known
the lack Herndon tract. adjoining The lands Of Ere
kiel George, Samuel Green and others and containing
lie acres, more Or less.
Also one other tract, known as the
old David George tract adjoining the lands Of Ezekiel
George Samuel Green and Others containing IS acres,
more o. less.
Also that valuable tract Of Land in
Wake county. adjoining the lands Of William Lyn,
William Bye and others, containing 1876 acres, more
or less.
Also one other tract in Wake coun-
". adjoining The lands Of Obedsh Page ]. j. Trice,
and others, containing l76 acres, more Or less.
Six months credit will be given; bond and good Sc.
curty required Tile retained until the purchase mo
ney is paid.
Sale at l2 O'Clock.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & ME-.
November ~. -6s
Raleigh Standard and Register please copy and
send bills 10 r. Webb
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n OTIcE.

HE subscriber, intending 10 close hil present bust.
ness, gives notice 70 those indebted 10 him, that
be vii expect and require al notes and accounts iha,
arc due 10 he pad BY The lsl Of January neSt Ho
hopes 70 make bis collections without Tesor,nr ID law
but ell have Il 10 ia unless paid without.
2. u, RuFFlN,
sss.sattss Is,
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NOTICE FURTHER.

HiAT al the same time and place, will be hired for
= one year, FIVE VALUABLE NEGRO MEN
and THREE WOMEN--good cooks and washers
Those indebted to the estate are requested to make
payment. The medical accounts, together with the
notes and accounts due the late firm Of Holt Murray,
have been placed 10 the hands Of Daniel G. Hardin fer
collection, W. ]. LONG, Ex'r.
Nov. 3. Cd
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PROSPECTUS.
CantWell,s Law Practice.

Il
T'HE UNDERSIGNED especially invites subscri.
bets 70 The publication Of bis treatise upon The
Prdefice u Lar IN NE Courts n North Carolina,
70 hand IN their ~ the LEI January and he so
liciis foI the work The patronage 81 the Bar and The
Public generally The first volume now nearly ready
iof the press, i devoted exclusively 10 The consideration
d Legislative and Executive Powers. Under the iirst
named title, the following titles and chapters of The Re-
yised Code, with The accompanying decisions. will be
found embraced, VIII
County Boundaries; County Revenue and Charges,
Court Houses, Pfsons ETC.; County Trustee; fsrs I;
General Assembly; Inspections Poor Registers. /,
Rivers and Greeks; Roads Ferries eic Idiots and Lu.
naics; 0rdnaries and Retailers; Mills and MiIlefs
Ptisoneiri Weights and Measures.
Unler the second named title. Executive Powers will
y found The following chapters and titles 81 the Re.
sised Code. wiz
Attorney General, etc; attorneys 81 Law; Courts,
County and Superior; Court supreme, Guardian and
Ward; Administrators Auriioneefs, Clerks Constr.
blcs; Ccroners County Boundaries; County Trustee;
Deeds; Entries and Grants; Fans; Literary Fund.- etc:
Faifol; Pilots; Pfocessionrfs, Registers. Revenue
Rivers and Greeks Roads, sheriff.. Rangers Stand.
ard Keepers: Wrecks.
The design 81 lhc work IL under these various titea
o present The student and practitioner with 81 inir
gent and connected view Of tie statute law Of North
carolina, applicable u c1ch, together with a The de-
cisions 81 the Supreme Court thereon ur 10 The list
ief and 10 accompany clch chapter With The appio.
pfiate Forms ior proceeding.
i i also proposed % add. IN the Appendix, NUN.
Ter Of Forms and Pfccedenis usually required in Ton
and Office Practice The whole being intend
ID q guide % Tie practice 81 Law IN n. c.. anl nan.
uel fof the use u The student and lawyer.
The book will resemble IN appearance and execution
CantwelFs Justice,f and will he delivered, postage
prepaid 20 subscribers for S. per COPY. cash; PAYABLE
% delivery. EDWARD CANFMELL,
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STILL THEY COME.

STILL THEY COME.
100 lbs, Stewards Pine Candy,
Boxes Superior Scotch snuff.
Dozen Bottles Eau IL Cologne, y-
do do Rose OIL. ~-~
4 Dozen Boxes Ssrdines.
| Barrel Ginger Cakes, (new aftiele1
Barrels Soda Crackers,
20 lbs. Sicily Liquorice.
Dozen half Jars Pickles. assorted,
Is lbs Cracking Kisses. tnew ariclc.l
Boxes Fine lube Paste,
2t;ases Pine Apple Cheese,
Gross Anneal's Premium BlsckinE,
Boxes Scotch Herring,
1000 Common sesars,
Boxes Superior Chewing Tobscec.
Fer GALS W ALIEN. pLEASANTs.
0s;sbss ty--sw
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WKS'S
History of North Carolina.

rfNHE % volume is now published. Il embraces the
period 81 the Proprietary Government, from 1868
10 1923.
Il forms handsome syo. volume 81 sol pages. The
subscription price was half cent q page: bui The
price Of this i less, say 50 as in cloth binding SO In
Library sheep, and 50 IS in half calf II will he sold
only for cash.
Owing 70 the difficulty Of securing Agents in many
parts o. The Stale, will forward Il hy mail or other.
wise free Of postage receipt Of the prize Or both
volumes for "a cloth. 81 50 for sheep, OF IS half calf
4 literal discount made 10 Agents, OF others, who
buy 10 sell again,
4. ]. HALE & SON.
Fayetteville. Nov. 3. 1858. G5-pd
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The French and Spanish forces had block.
AIDED the river Touran in Cochin China.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Quaker City, has arrived a,
New Orleans. from Tehauntepec. bringing
San Francisco dates to the 5lh. Tie news
is unmportant. There had been heavy rain.
and the weather was very cold, with much
snow in the mountains.
Business in San Francisco was reviying,
and real estate advancing.
The trip from New Orleans to California
will now be made in twelve days less time.
Everything is progressing well on the 18TH
mus of Tehauntepec, which is healthy.
The liberal party are still in the possession
Of the Isthmus.
An injunction has been issued forbidding
the Armada Quicksilver Company from work
ing the mines. which are claimed by the Uni
ted States, and the value Of which is i'm
mense.
Much excitement existed in San Francisco
in consequence Of the reported murder Of
four Americans in the Gadsden Territory, by
Mexican authorities.
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SEWING MACHINES,

WE have accepted the Agency for
"Grover & Bakers" Family
Sewing Machines. Can furnish them
at the shortest notice and at the low
est rates. Also Singers and the 9TH
er styles furnished when desired.
]. &. TURRENTINE & SON,
Agents.
November II. Co.
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N r I q n

"A PPLICATION will be made at the next Iegsla-
ture for charter for Savings Bank, TO be loca.
ted in the town Of Hillshoruugh.
October 10. CO.
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q KEGS Lager Beer Just receive1-rccommeni by
= al the doctors IN the United States 10 be the hest
beverage in the world. SO call and ret glass. II |.
only kept by ALEX. PLEASANTS.
November ~. 67--3w,
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GEORGIA BASKs.-The Augusta Chronicle
notices the following bank institutions Of that
State, not one Of which it deems worthy Of
confidence:
Merchants Bank. Of Macon.
Interior Bank, Griffin.
LAGRANGE Bank, LaGrange.
North Western Bank, Ringold. Ga.
Bank Of Greensborongh, Greensborough.
Planters & Mechanics Bank, Dalton.
BROKE.
Manufactures and Mechanics Bank, Co.
lumbus.
Exchange Bank, Griffin.
Southern Bank. Bainbridge.
Cherokee Insurance & Banking Company,
Dalton.
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In the Commons. the session was opened
with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Skinner.

2 -. n -. : =, y. ,s.s ..E :.
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Sir Walter Scott on the Sabbath.

Surely will ascrbe bigotry to the great novelist
But man of the world as he was, he not unfamiliar
with the principles Of the Bible for the reaiing of which
he called in his dying hourspronouncipg 1t the only
book" and bis views the Sabbath may have weight
with the many admirers of his genius.
GO II we beieve says Sir Waiter g in the divine rgn
Of the commandment the Sabbath is instituted Cor the
press purposes OF religion The time set apar, is the
Sabbath Of the IDrd;' day in which no, to
work works, think OWL thoughts. The
benefit positive and the purpose clear For eternal
benefit certain space Of every week is appointed which
from all other avocations, those imposed by
necessity aud mercy, is to be employed in religious
duties"
We want no better indication Of young mans char
acter than that he respects and observes the Saoba
You trust such youth whereNeo York Ledger.
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A,,out sho,supo uu Xy,v...

The quc.aon rs much sstste1 lust now I, whether
husband has right 10 shut his wife up In unatc asy
um, anywhere else, whenever lIe thinks she needs
physical moral restraint. We take the negative.
When a thinks hs wife. for any cause needs Dhys.
cal moral restraint, he should make the fact known e.
her parents, relatives friends, f she has OF
these then 10 Judge OF the supreme Court aud ask them
him to assist IN the deter rminaton OF her after
fun and gentle investigation loving husband even
husband possessing deoent degree Of the better traits
Of common humanity, would do this, something
equivalent TO u, OF his accord: and exasperatei
husband, who believes his wife has wrongei him,
who s Jealous of her, who hates her for
cause, Is the lat person 10 the world who should
be permitted 70 control her actions and decide upon her
moral and mental sanity insanity That husband has
rights which sacred, Of course MAINTAIN; but his
wife has rights that equally sacred and have her
family and 10 get at the very kernel OF these rights whcn
they become conflicting ando adjust them with perfect fair
ness the fullest and most searching invest CATION
sary No man competent 10 take an impartial view of
bis wrongs, and therefore should be permit
ted to resress his wrongs in his IL Is the
prov Of the law, through is constituted officers ~ in
vesgste 10 judge, 20 give redress aud TO punish. We
therefore uneaulvocaiy condemn the doctrine thai
has right TO ncsrceraie ais wife whenever his anger ns
hatred bis desire for vengesuce shall pomp him ~ 10
co. under the preence of "solc,ude for her welfare -
Nam Uni fstfQeF
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The SNxnrfh tlunsl.

The sxAr'h hald o. labOr-viat has IA zone lie ved
ana podded hevu wo1d and stone and irswn water n
may be. Yes, u hes done all N and most patiently and
bravey borne tbs burtbeps and bate yeapoas Of no
,eps sweat ard blood have uckcd from tr brow I,
unuraerablc tolls and concs has gathered spols syd
won victories, seldom 10 enjoy them II has b,en scoged
The temples BY priests ard in palaces by kings and ali
the armainerts and comm Of o,esn ard the TALE
msrts Of earth, have denol II, though 10 I they owed
their beauty, strength, wealth and cory
That swarh hand ought long 10 have been owcsd
heud, aees agonc have swayeI the rod of povsr ana
been the ruler Of the earth. u might aad would had
been true TO is merit and stros 9Th and drecte by
the will Of taskmen - selfish and slaysh toll Had
owner felt that the earth truly The empire Of
who TILED H. and wght its ross stores PALACES
and temples, and psassnt 1eds the swarih hand would
have held 20 s creations and demanded the scspter OF
hs rghtful empire Yet, the past be fruitful Of bitter
memories, there is apresen, and future IA which The
errors of the past can be rghied
But the hand OF labor is not recordless 10 the ages
The palaces Of Assyra the pyramids Of Egypt the tenn.
pies Of s;reece-sye aud whatever ot msterial pile,
column of trophy survives decay and devastation the
monutaens Of that msersby requted hand. Continents
born s wdernesses-hamlets and cities fleets and fort
resses-a indeed, thst art boast civilization ie.
Hxht in owe allegiance " the svsrth hand Of labor
fruess hand OF nobility Gods fair earth let the heart
that beats behind be not cast down Power ana DO
minion are before will but brsvey strike for tina
sovereignty which u natural right -ysvr YsL Ledger
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The Hairy In the Car.


There IA nothing nature curious than the gravity
a little baby. That self roised, dgnisd, thoughtful
in,ness witch you may try IN vain 10 ouistare or dis
q. pg "a n for wager, into pair OF baby eyes, that
ere scrunizng with inantile persistence aud impcr
,bsblty N hit have looked sor ever. No calling up
biasn on ihsi pearl white skin no nchiny in that calm
no, eve: iirnpid as n lake, serene as a sersph.
|O, snl, vas the baby thilsing
~, a., sure, of the delicate lace which fell ike
In7v co1i about It's sweet face OF ts French
[o asred cap lined with the socs silk Of ts dainty
|o.x ted bv mammals own soft, white fingers aud re
|en, Of the delicate perfume Of her haudkerchefs and
L,s Ma, OF ali this was the petted baby thinking;
\, ~ the smart nursery mad, who drew Il fesrfully
ffor, The little Irish baby the knee o' her stout
sbho. "a the bresth from out s sarcy little Hber
|.n nose we're coniannaon, and its calico frock aad
|,on booi and faded cloak the livery OF shame
In "a uoverty NO: else had not those baby features
.cn th,, CAIN majesty which leaves us With infancy,
oov meats We sgsn at the tomb and which the NOS,
! searreI creature who ever detsrsd Gods image
.is bsCre rs II God himself were looking into his
ei soul 49, . ,.,-,-. ,,-.
aut,y u,i Who shall say what wild thoughts Of sn
. v,ceiess eloquence has Gained down 70 rcpentsnt
- who shall MI nber the souls washed white by the
,us ,ouch Of tly siness hsni, or make mcn'on
the sv n wngei prayers breatbed over thee OF tell Of
mortal throes with which she who gave thee birth
chs hy little lamp Of life fade out 10 utter darkness'
d bo but tue angels see the cords, nvisbet 70 human
es with winch from the spirit land thou drswest a,ier
ee the mother who Ter her falling tears can scarce
ce thy u-y fOot-teps, and yet, gropog and stumbling,
owe Ire eooi shepherd who looks lovingly back, az ne
ga her lamb In his bDs ON. fNf fhNN'
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Time. Faith aud Energy.
IFrom the New York Ledger. /


Perhaps there period in our history, when
greater necessity existed for the exercise OF the recupera-
tive energies Of the people and OF the country than the
present moment Thousands have been injured by the
vcsudes Of trade anu the change Of fortune The rich
have become pcor and the independent have lost their
means of support Many under such circumstances are
disposed dcspond They fear that their chances have
gone by that the tide IN their affairs has been al its Hood
and IL subsdDg, and that the future has little hope or no
encoursgemeut for them. Not so, however, in country
industry, and perseverance, "tne. faith aud energy,
will accomplish much. Some Of the most eminent men
that lived were comparatively obscure in early lie
Adversely not only tested their energies but reused and
excited their minds They the necessity OF extra
ordinary struggle and netving themselves to the trials
and tempaiions Of life, they rushed on boldly, and
most cases with The truth is that experience,
although a severe, Is most excellent task master.
individual who has acquired Il through the sweat
of the brow Few understand the real mutations
and the ne philosophy OF life who have the
blows bubbles Of youth and hope fade they
TEMPTED clasp them who have not realized much OF the
d,sanpou,nen and vexson to which human flesh Is heir.
n w onv by trial that feel the spirit Of manhood within
ne and "a m moral courage, worthy lefty and nteec-
usl nature determined not 70 be mtimdated by single
bIos of misfortune be dshear'ened because clouds
and darkness occasionally obscure the prospect
AGAIN then we say 10 those who have suffered or are
suffering from the mutations OF fortune be not cast down
do not despair Gather lesson from some on the ra
but green and glorious vines which, born IN darkness and
obscury spring and court the sunshine and the
light, essential TO their existence Ihe goom "lsy
may serve hut to prelude the glory OF TO morrow TIL
thick cloud which hovers above, AMI darkens our pth
soon pass and give place 10 blue SKIES an'
golden sunshine RThe worst feel satisfied mas gon
BY The future should not he dsregarded FOR in mat Gu
ture with the proper faculties animated by the prope
objects coo,enimcu,, peace, aud prosperity viii sured
l be found