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Correspondents.

The communication Of Mr. William Baker, Of Athens,
Pine Bend Precinct, Dakot. County, has been received,
urging the necessity for the formation of a Dakota Co.
Agricultural Society. We would say: in reply to Mr..
Baker, that previous to the date of his letter, steps had
been taken to the end proposed by him. On Friday
evening next a meeting Of the farmers Of this vicinity
will be held at the Office Of Iguatius Donnelly, Esq, in
This place to take the necessary steps for calling together
a convention Of the farmers of the County. The meet
ing, we are confident, would be glad to have Mr.. Baker
present. Mr.. BIS letter is but another evidence of the
ripeness Of the community for such a step. While in
ferior counties possess Agricultural Societies, We, as the
first Agricultural County in the State, should not be
behind hand. We have no doubt the matter is now in
the right hands to urge it to Development. Mr.. Baker
is right, all our citizens are interested in such a measure.
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$1,243,299

Here is an increase of over twelve hundred thou
sand dollars, with the Road just opened and put in
operation. Lenoir County has realized the enormous
increase Of ls per cent The people Of that County
subscribed $4,000 to the Road, the interest on
which is triHe compared with the addition which
the Road has made to their wealth.
Is it true that North Carolina is in "chronic
decline?" Her bonds selling at 80 in New York.
snd at par home; and she is steadily increasing
in wealth and population. What do you think of
it. Mr. McRaer Are you still croaking the
State debt, and high taxes, and that chronic de-
cline r"-or can it be true that you nos0 proclaim
yours. If a better Railroad man than Judge Ellis?
All, we understand that!-you are now in the noun
tains, where Railroads popular, and you want
votes.
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$6,977.778

Here is increase in the value of real estate in
these ten counties, in seven years. of nearly seven
millions of dollars, about two and q half millions
more than the whole cost to the State and to ind.
viduals, of the North Carolina road And the aver.
age increase, notwithstanding the small showing Of
Alanance, Guilford, &C., is 56 per cent? whilst the
average in the whole State is but A. per cent, and
in the remainder Of the State exclusive of these ten
counties only about 423 per cent, notwithstanding
many of the other counties have had the benefit Of
rail roads and have increased in value accordingly
1t Is probable that the increased value in the other
counties would not be Is per cent. but for the in
auence of rail roads on them"
We have no hesitation in expressing the opinion,
and doubtless the next census will show that during
the last ten years the lands and town property of
the State have increased in value fifty millions of
dollars. That is, we are fifty millions of dollars
richer in real estate than were in 1S48 or 1850
and much of this addition to the States wealth is to
be attributed to internal improvements.
The County of Johnston, it will be seen, has in.
crersed SAILS, 466, or about AZ per cent.-to say
nothing Of the increased value Of personal estate of
all kinds and yet Mr.. Linn B. Sanders and the
Know Nothings would have the people Of that Coun-
ty believe that they ground to the earth by
and growing poorer every day.
We give below the increase in the value of real
estate in the Counties through which the Atlantic
Railroad passes:
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Franklin County.

We learn that Messrs. Landlord and Green, the
Democratic candidates for the Legislature in this
County, are maintaining their positions handsomely;
and that the prospects of Messrs. Thomas and Spi.
vey, which were never bright, are daily diminish.
ing.
The Register of June Esd congratulated its Know
Nothing readers on the fact that the Democratic
ticket had opposition in franklin and pointed to
that County, Messrs Thomas and Spvey being its
candidates, as GLORIOUS example" for other Coun-
ties to follow.
Mr.. Spivey, we learn, denounces Conventions as
great evils and enlarges upon the importance of the
people sustaining independent F." candidates like
himself Independent, is hef If SO, whose votes
can he claim? If he depends on no one, of course
no one can support him. We have observed these
so-called -" independent candidates these many
years and we have always found them the most
dependent Of all public men. 1t is indeed "any
body, Lord" with them; they want votes from all
sides and all factions and they make promises and
pledges accordingly. The result is, if elected they
are either tied up BY their pledges and promises
that they can effect no good, or they disappoint
when they come to act, nearly al who voted for
them. Of course such public men always tall,
sooner or later, and cas-. out Of public life &
If the Convention had nominated Mr.. Spivey in
.stsadof Mr. Landlord, Mr. Spivey would. hays besn
the best pleased man in the County Of franklin
but Ss the Convention did not nominate Mr. SPivey
Il was cf course very naughty Convention and its
action should be resisted. .ssss,
Tho Rsgistsr would rejoice over 1r. Spiveya cleo
.iong Think you that Know Nothing sheet would
rejoice g the triumph Of > sound Democratf New.
or. Its motto d. "dvide and conquer. A long -
NJ Spiys spswers IT, parpss es and sedsaversso
carry ont plans he win bssvssy sesst 6ftvey
but let him. IN. cass Ne sbod1d s essetsd TN ot
his Independence or Of bis Denocsacysdnd be- will
II once be threatened With the displsasme 81 she
Kne~ Nsthings Of franklin. e whom b would
owe his seat. s..g 81 - $50 -. = e -
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Iaeressea yazss e Heal Essais..

z
Increaeea ya1se ef neal Estate. -s.a.;-s
We had intended Is psspars tabssisou abs one.
recently published ii sho~iSs ths nd
in the yalus q the real 81 = The
xhieh the Central Road i loeais irag 1al1 70
1855 but We end the suhjscs % ven tres1sd b.
or cotemporary Of the Fayetts.ins O6ssss1 INT
We copy ffem that paper, q Follows: ss,sSs SEQ
sS1Asa Pnorssrr AND SrArs DnsF-Ws oopy
Rom The Re'eigh Standard two Interesting articles,
prepared OF course in the Executive Department OF
the State. the first showing comparison Of the ~
sessed value OF real estate in every county in 1s47
with the assessed value Of the same in 1855. The
other giving detailed statement of the existing
debt Of the State for all purposes. ~
BON OF these documents will be Of interest to our
readers generally, and worthy Of preservation
From the first it will be seen that the total in.
crease in the value Of land and town property in
the course OF those seven years was $S1 1867 86l
nearly A. per cent. ..., 1.-.a n fs.s.a.'e :, ~
While Il Is not to be denied that some Of this in.
creased value is justly attributable to California gold
and to the inflated condition OF things prevailing of
late years, yet no observing man can doubt or deny
that by tar the greater part of it is owing to the
rail roads which have been built within the last
twenty years. These have stayed emigration, land
even brought some population within our borders !
have increased production and diminished the cost
Of getting to market; and by all these means, in
creased the value of lands Let the intelligent read
erexamne the table, selecting those counties through
which. or near which, rail roads pass. and he will
see that the increased value of lands has been
orally greater in them than in those counties not 80
favored. Let US look, for instance at the counties
through which the North Carolina road passes from
Goldsborough to Charlotte. This is the last con.
structed and least productive and successful of our
rail roads, and yet the following results upon real
estate are shown by the table:
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tss MAN SHor.-Mr. Alexander Allen, Of Johnston
county, MAS shot in the abdomen b 1 woman Of
doubtful character. near Smith6eld, on Saturday
house 70 ssil some property. which DO alleged 70 be
his; the woman ordered him Of. and while in the
act Of turning .wsy, she shot him, stated, with
eomnea shes-sun. The wound is supposed 70 be
mcrtaE ~ = e.s'- aess = -
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MR. MILLER AT RoLEsvl1Ls.-Ws srs requested
state that Henry W. Miller, ESQ.,, win address the
People At Rolesviis on Saturday, the slst y This
month. 1870 80 ~ q - I q xs.sssy.s5
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GLEN ANNA FEnALE aEiIfyA1f,,'

VNERMS:-Bo exclnseive Of Wishing md Neh1a pse
- Session Of Eve months $50. Tuition ID the reaulsr
classes 9 The Fall Session win commence che
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1858. Pupils are admitted s4asy
trance Catalogues containing al necessary Information
respecting the course Of instruction. TERMS &C., viii b
-. 81 . - -'-,E J. v. THOMAS, fPt.sideS@
s.sEtf ~ Boafd Of 9fusfeex
July 15 1883. l55st ~ sss 2o-wtfI
81 F.yettsyile Observer copy 1 vseis nd sawsrd
account to J. w. ThomaA ~ 800 ~ 90 FstFI
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DeDO SUBSCRIBER. on the 9Th Of Jasusyy last Ne.
gro Man JAMES. Said negro ID twenty.onf yeas old,
about six feet high, probably little oves Weighs Suut
hundred and eghty6ve pounda very DARK oemplion
and has mark Ills lace, caused hys ban wiea
will give the above reward for hs delivery sppeshsn-
sion. - = - ssi5fsa sfsss =
Address, h. l. HENURICK
- g. 80 80 .szs Palmes's Springs Peer
-, .,:,.,ao ,s..y ~ Asek'sabng g. v
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NOTICE. no lArD. PURcHxiERs

NOIICE 10 A1ANUsFUNE1E4AEks,e. 80.
u 10000 acres Of Wild COTTON LANDS ~ -, 70
tracts to suit purchasers on q favorable csa y
Gated twenty one years. ago and ~ equal noZ
TO the amount that may b und ID my othey d.
ton Of the State These lands Ne within p o. 90 mile -
Camden Arkansas AoufishinG town. Mkete fom 1400O
to $4,000 bales Of cotton arc shipped 81 go
ally; and also within 20 miles ~ AIksaelsAie apsA
The sbote isns He On The survey d Is Csrp 1alsos
Railroad that Is certain 70 b built wln Gye yeat
ing Q large land grant from the kUvsrnment. g..
Any Information b had BY sdressiHg Tie undey.
's1''' 800 MICHAEL BozEMAH.
July 20, 1853 - 8. - 7 - ss-wK
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COUNCIL OF SrArE.-We learn that Gov. Bragg
nas notified the members of the Council of State to
"ee' In this City on Wednesday the 18th Of August,
instead OF the 2sth Of July, heretofore determin-
Gu on. The reason for the postponement is that it
was not convenient for some Of the members to At
'ehd on the 28th, the day FIRST designated.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-07-21

tue COutu Oeci6Seo DIS uetefluuatiOn 10 give
Buchanan fair trial. Has he not been true to the
augural-in his messages--n bis rebuke to the ia.
natical clergy Of New England, in his Lecompton
message, meet the almost unanimous approval of
the South. Nearly all his friends in Congress stood
firmly by our rights in the Kansas difficulties. Il is
well known that the last Presidential cleo
ton was over, the Black Republicans issued their
manifesto from Washington City, denouncing the
Democratic party--decarng war to the knife against
it-proclaiming that it was linked with and under
the control of the slave power; that their own or
ganization upon the principles of inveterate hostility
to slavery, should never be abandoned that they
would yet triumph, and put down the slave power
OF the South. Nor was this all. Many other facts
existed. Who had stood by us in time pastf Look
at the vote on the Fugitive Slave law,-only three
Wings from the North supporting i'll It would
never have been Law but for the Democrats of the
North and too in the adoption of the Kansas Ne.
braska BILL (regsrded southern measure,) nearly
all the Democrats of the North voted for it. but not
single vote did it get from the Wings and Ameri-
cans Of that section. On the motion (made BY q
Whg) to repeal the Fugitive Slave tsw in 1864, out
Of fory-ive votes in its favor. thirty eight wsrs
Whigs! During the tendency Of the Lecompton
Constitution before Congress elections took place
in several Of the northern States 10 all Of which
there was 4 coalition Of the Americans and Black
Republicans to defeat the administration and its
party, and leading American papers in thst section
proclaimed that :. had they supposed that Mr.. b.
chanan would take the position he had taken on the
subject Of slavery, they wonld have insisted on the
friends Of Fillmore going over 70 Fremont and &c
curing his election That they are now bargaining
and uniting with the Black Republicans, there can
be no earthly doubt Their leading pspsrs besss 81
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Tue MOUNTAIN DIsTRIcr.-We learn from the
Asheville papers that Gen. Jones, one of the <. N.
candidates for Congress in the mountain district,
has been ruled off the track by jury of inquest
The jury impanneled to "set" upon the bodies OF
Messrs. Jones and Vance and to determine which
was the dead one. Their verdict was that the Gen
eral was defunct. zl.sst.a "a s1 sa.alsa
The race in that district now is single handed be-
tween Mr.. Avery, Democrat, and Vance, K. NJ sam
Wing, DC. That Mr.. Avery will be elected can
hardly be doubted; but We trust that every Demo
crat and anti-Know Nothing in the district win rally
to him and give him large majority. Mr.. Vsnee,
we learn, takes ground for . high tariff Is there
another high tariff man IN North. Carolinsi Can
Mr.. Vance, with his VIEWS b als representative
for Southern constituency Lot the people q the
mountain district weigh seriously tie positi6ns Of
the tvo candidates. And shove ID, letlshs flSenda
Of Mr. Avery BE- astive and yigilant i ord In suc-
cess h certain LEI not ''ssm. lave hsdlnG p,Aes
10 the blue hills Of The West. 81 -
- Oar neighSor Of the ReeistS must have ex-
perieneed very strong siaking sensation a0ss on
dossiag snd commending Editosaliy the eircsler Of
Linn B Sanders, EGG, 70 he senior Editor q I'm
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H4uact from letter to the Editors, dated
e., yWADEsBoRouGH, July Is.
Judge ElIiss friends are in high spirits, and il
INDICATIONS amount to any thing. they will give him
larger vote than any Democrat has ever polled in
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swLxMeroN MARKET.

..x. SO JulH II, 1853
TURPEN19lk-Hn gons Mp aha1a and ws nots salse
Yesterday Of 800 bNlG and this mprnin yeu A. s g rs
for virgin y s6 q ysllow a g 81 hard.
No transaetiops rsposssa 4 Spiriss fsrs,taas. .
ROSIN-Saes yesterday Of 1850 bta Is prizes ranging
Pale. 1870 - - ssss "a Ia
COTToN-s. No lssss 81 ksoad yesterday
at llH cents p fb--.1cu,nal IS ~ : 49, -
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HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.

III A v N G
completed ar
range m e'nts
withE European
and American
manufacturers
for a direct
\ supply. Of ALI
n goods In my
" line, 1 am en-
Z abled to osler
inducements,
that cannot
. the lOltItSl VI
gagged in the bu-
TO give me n
anne in part
,es, hats, Bars,
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Peabody's Premi6M Prolific Corn.

TSHIS IS THE FINEST CORN ever offered 70 Il Q
u Public. Its advantages are
FIRsT-It Is earlier han common Corn.
SEcoSp-It Is firm tint Germ and very heavy.
THIRD-I puts out sacters, and the sucker. bearing
ears the same the main stock.
Every farmer should try il. Put up in quar-, peck
and half bushel sacks. Warranted pure. To he hs
only Of z. H COOK son.
febi2-dEE Sole Agents.
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HARDWARE s. CUTLERY.
Foreign and Donssstic,
Ship, Log, Trace and Halter Chains,
1NaiLs, Hoes, Ares, Hatcbsts,
Planes, Scythes, Cradles, Rake,
!Sneaths, Forks, Scales, Shorels,
Spades, Grsndstones, Locks, LGtctes,
Augurs, Gttsels, Looking Glasses,
Files, Guns, Pistols, d Fancy Goods
ALSO
AGENTS FOR BOSTON Betting co.
BABCoCK & S0ENTAG.
AMIR Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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TO BE DRAWN
On cATEPnAv IN II
APPROPRIATION PRIZES:
5,aS Prizes amounting TO .....-.--.. 80 2 ,OOS
Whole Tickets 80; Halves Sc. Quarter s2H.

1885 Prizes amounting to .....-.-... 50 10000
Whole Tickets 80; Halves So: Quarter $2H
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from ! 70 50,Ogo, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tkets printed on separate slips
Of PAPER are encrced with small tin tubes and placed
The FIRST 49, Prizes, similarly printed and encircled'
The wheels are then revoived, and number is drawn
from the wheel OF Numbers, and at the same time
prizeIs drawn from the other Wheel The TIMBER and
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited 10 the audi
ence, and registered by the COMMISSIONER; the Prize
being placed against the Nuaber drawn. Ibis opera
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers those drawing the FIST
Prizes For example: II Ticket No i,as6 draws lac
$4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered l2s, Z4s l25l
s9d la S sseh Sf sstsd to ne II sEs Nc
$40, ISL, 5a will each be entitled to $500, and
The 5S6 Prizes Of SO viii be determined by the last
figure Of the Number that draws the so 900 Prize For
ersmple, II the Number drayng the $4,000 Prize ends
ends IN viii be entitled 70 $50. If the Number ends
With M then sl the Ticsets where the Number ends
Cshestss Of Paekagea viii be sold at the following
Certificate Of Package oflS WIZ Mhsle Tickets
!" lS22 qiasssSSr :: :..... Z Z
:. In ordering Tickets or CeEti6cste,. enclose
receipt (Which they win be forwarded first mail.
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their SIGNATURES
plain, and give their Post once, County and State
y Remember that every Prize ID drawn and psya
bic in full without deduction.
~ All prizes OF 81 600 and under, paid i'm medately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual tine Of
thirty days.
Allcommunications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets OF Certificates %
s. SWAN L. CO., Augu sta. Ca.
u Persons residing near Montgomery, Alanania,
- Atlanta, Georgia. can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing s. Swan Co., either of
those cities.
~ A List of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one Is
entitled to, viii be published after every drawing, In
the following pepers:-Augusta Geo. Constitution
slis New Orleans Delta, Mobile Charleston
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning
News, Richmond Dispatch, News, and Paulding
(Miss.l Clarfon. my29
IL aps5 DoBELL & CONTAGIOUS
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MEDICAL.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

SEREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD, Is A GREAT
4 Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily work
ing too great 10 believe. 1t cures IL by
magic even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle is required to Kind Of
STA 10 n common headache, all of which are the result
of Diseased Liver.
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IFnm the indianapolis sentinel, June lst.
Indiana Free Banks.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR or STATE,

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF oTATE,
Indianapolis, June l, '55.
The following banks have complied with
the amended law of 1855, and have securities
deposited with the Treasurer of State, at their
market value, 10 an amount not less than
fifty thousand dollars, and ten per cent in
excess OF their circulation:
Bank of Goshen, Goshen.
Bank of Gosport, Gosport.
Bank of Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
B-nk of Paoli, Paoli.
Bank OF Rockville, Wabash.
Bank Of Salem. New Albany.
Bank Of Salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank, Bloomington.
Exchange Bank, Greencastle.
Farmers Bank, Westfeld.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Farmers Bank, Franklin.
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Parke County Bank. Rockville.
Prairie City Bank, Terrs Haute.
Salem Bank, Goshen.
Southern Bank OF Indiana, Terrc Haute.
The following banks have complied with
the amended law, but have since given no.
tice OF their intention TO withdraw their cir
culation. Their notes are payable in coin:
Bank of Indiana, Michigan City.
Cambridge City Bank, Camb bridge City.
Canal Bank, Evansville. -
Central Bank OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES By
DO treasure of State.
Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
The following banks are winding up VOL
unfairly, and are redeeming their notes at
par, as specified. The ten cent excess OF Sc
curities is retained by the Auditor:
Bank OF Elkhart, redeemed at the bank.
Brookville Bank, '' ="
HooSisr Bank, " "
Huntington Co. Bank, Z"
Indiana Stock Bank, redeemed at Fetch
er's Bank.
Bank of Monticello, redeemed ut Branch
Bank, Lafayette
Fayette Co. Bank, redeemed at Branch
Bank Connersyills
Merchants aud Mechanics Bank, redeem
ed AZ Branch Bank, New Albany.
Bank Of Syracuse, redeemed at Bank OF
Goshen
Indian Reserve Bank, redeemed 81 fetch
er's Bank, Indianapolis.
SUSPENDED BANKS.
The notes of the following banks arc re-
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Seine Things are done Better tran
OF II Z Z s..
2, &, "A ART

now prepared 20 supply tne ~, H!ty an4 SSnntTy
Bolted, Corn Grits and Hoiny, of all grades; Wheat
Grs, Unboled Flour, Rye Flour, xtra arnily Elk
Crush Feed, Bran, ahipstufi, Corn, Cats, Chicken
Feed, and all articles in the Feed line AL trade deliv
cred 70 any part of the City.
please send in your orders. Ny Prices will he low.
cheap the cheapest, and good the best The
nimble Sixpence better than the slow shilling my
motto.
All NAV depend getting all my trade made Of none
but the BEST OF GROUND GRAINS, as I will buy no
other
Grinding done for the Country Trade All orders
from ABROAD, promptly hlied. Il. 3. HART;
ian2T.dkWtf
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HENRY SITES,

HENRY SITES,
Notary Public and Justice Of the Peace.
MT, CARMEL, ILL.
NTYILL attend 20 collecting and securing claims in
w Southeastern Illinois, and all other business
appertaining to said Offices; paying taxes, etc.
Refer to W. T. Page, Esq, Cashier Canal Bank,
Evansville, Ind. ap2lwf
EsLOUGHS.-
= 100 Steel and cast Ploughs, Of every size and kind
al Wholesale and retail, just received andfor sale by
ian2s-d&w z. III. COOK & son.
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DOCTOR ]. N. Hughes.

n AYE PHYsICIANO OF THE UNITED Static
h MARINE HOSPITAL AT LOUISVILLE, has
the practice Of his profession is several snches
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