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STATE or NOATff.CAROLINA
~ COUNTY n In the matter Of Eliza Primrose ~, IKE
q Robert 4 asIn Equity Sale Of guardian aa
Pursuant to an order made at Fall Term 1880
above entitled cause the undersigned Clerk and the
70 ssii q s Court House door in he Master
18th day. the lands in the pleadngs mentioned "eng the
An undivided fourth part Of the following Real Evil WI
t.sSt Yf land in Wake county Steep Hill Creek faf Ne
Branch and Long Branch, containing between eS. Mry
hundrsd On the said lands there ass and
III TsS w ssS GIN of ono ''
two years fol. residue Of the purchase mome and
given to purchasers, upon their entering nt Will be
approved surety bearing interest from the day If @ With
Given under hand, at Office this 26th day Of Ne,
led GRAHAM HAYWOOD G. a,
OR. Adv So ss~wSsr,aS
BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS -
vUNHE SUBSCRIBER is now in recent Of .,.
varied stock in his line, just selected bv and
the Northern markets. to examination If himself
vites the public, embracing every variety of ""'a he n
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, Busk;ns
gans, Rubbers, Water Proofs, for J,aS;o nfo'
Gentlemen, Children and Servants
From the finest and most tasty to the coarsos, -
auraoe which ne offers Tor sale on the most Ss
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
He still carries on the manufacturing of Ro
in all its branches With first wnrkmen ana onoes
supply of materials he has ever had he f anu me best
being able to please all who favor him with Their Of
TO THE TRADE, he offers the very best sfcL aS"m
lNGS of all kinds, which he offers on the mos, h IND.
Thankful for the generous patronage heretofore ha en
he respectfully socts its continuance hoping tn
sfaction by faithful attention and good work give sat-
p,,.;a, ~. 70 ,ozs HENRY PORTER
-s---- I-G
HEAVY DOUBLE-SOLED BROGav
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURED oES
TIME SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully mt.
Il Merchants, Farmers and all interested ,b, m The
large stock of HEAVY DOUBLESOLED R pe nave
SHOES, doth mems and women's made of ths h ouAA
rial and workmanship Also large assortment Of MALE
Leather Betting.
both double and single, of all sizes made from, h
Northern Belt Lea Their stretched by improved ,ct
cemented and copper riveted. Having made cyrms,r;
provemens, both the quality and style of our Conn
and having superior facilities for the prosecution If &
business prices WILL in all cases. be f,uud In b ou
can be had in New York Boston ~ IL" III"
- Goods carefully packed and sent ACCORDING fl 4;
rectiOns. " u'
C.M.&G LINES
-nH-"o,.--e, ~. ", w. 20, icoo. Slim
NEW JEWELRY.
(NHAS. II. THOMPSON has just returned from w..
~ York, with splendid assortment of 'e"
New and Fashionable Jewelry
Embracing all the latest STYLES and including fine assert,
ment of '
Silver Goods, &C., &c.
He solcits call from his friends.
Watches and jewelry neatly repaired the shortest
notice. 'e''
CHAS. H. THOMPSON,
No. % Fayetteville Street
IsaIe'gh, OCt. 10, 1928. A-t
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT LEGISLA1
e TURE or NORTH CAROLINA. - ~
Permit me 10 eall your attention to the following
article taken, from recent number Of the MedT6g
Journal Of North Carolina. It meets the wishes,
am confident, not only Of every honorable and well
qualified physician. but of the great mass Of The
people, notwithstanding the efforts Of medical dea
gogues to induce legislators believe thas Msdi.
cal Board would be unpopular with your constita-
ents. - ~. ~.
The complexion Of the next Legislature Its char
acter for ability, State pride, and devotion to the
public interests, have already developed strong
hopes in the friends Of this important measure Of
public good, that another. Legislature will not ad-
ourn without erecting this longneglected safeguard
to the public health. MEDICUS.
New Hanover Co., Oct. 1858.
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HUNGARIAN WINES. NM
VUNHOSE in want of superior bottled Wine, et III find
dicinay for dining and party purposes WI, a anv
the Hungarian Wine purer and infinitely better nan "'
of the French Wines Of the present day.
For sale at the Drug Store Of ,,.yrooD
Raleigh, Oct. 10, 1858.
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FRESH OYSTERS! FRESH OYSTERS! /!
PeppeI,s Corner Again Omen.

NNHIS HOUSE, recently known the st. Charles is
II now open and will be conducted a FIRST CLASS
RESTAURANT The subscriber has rented the PIPER
of the premises and will attend solely the business
furnishing for his tables everything of the best kind which
this and the Norfolk markets afford.
w. r. PEPPER, Proprietor.
Raleiph Oct 1879 S4-tf
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PUBLIC SALE. - ,-rvr
an THURSDAY, 9th DAY OF NOVEMBEk Nh.
u at the Forest Paper Mills, will sell at Public au
tion credit of six months all of the interest IN law
Company belonging to the estate of the late Thomas "
late of Granville county. ,,, .,,,r
October 90, 1858. si-lo
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5S.ssz- - U.s. ~ $50 NOTICE.. c
OFr1cE VIII. 4 Wisdom RAIL ROAD 20:
-sss Wilmington, N. c., Oct. 2snd, 1913 go, r R
>NNHE DIRECTORS of the Wilmington e.u srnm the
Co., have declared dividend of per cent, and
pfuts Of the last six months, payable to
sitter tine 18th Of November next. = cprrx sectv
- ...n.~.s ss-tl2thNov-
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and the kindest feeling exist between all the copa-
nes on the connecting lines. and thsf tne cooper
t;on of each IN every just 10 regard to
through freiehts and tickets. has been most cordial
- Respectfully submitted, -, 80 80.
+ Raleigh, Oct. 16. 1858. c.3
THE COMMITTEE OF FINANCE REPORT
That they have examined the books and accounts
in the Tresurers Office, and find them correctly ana
neatlyskept.
By reference to the statements of the Treasurer,
accompanying his Annual Report, the receipts OF
the. fiscal year ending 80th September, 1868, from
all sources, will be found to be s.
Expenditures (paid out) during that
period, l66,46S W
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Communicated.
PRINCETON. Sept. Sd. 1858.


Mr.. CARLLE Judge Hovey aud Judge
Niblack spoke in our town yesterday even
ing, to very respectable number of the
citizens of the town and county. Judge
Niblack made the opening speech / pre-
sumo the speeches were, substantially, the
same as have been made in your city and
other parts of the District.
Niblack, instead of fairly noting the
points really at issue, in the present canvas,
used all his ingenuity to draw off his oppO-
nent upon other questions. lie made some
effort in milk and water manner, to justify
his late course upon the Lecompton question;
but every person present. whether friendly
or adverse to him, could plainly see that
he felt his Ease to be q bad one.
He said that the President had taken a
proper course" in the Lecompton matter,
and that he endorsed the entire course Of
the Administration. He would not make
any promises as to what course he would
pursue in the future in relation to Kansas.
He might, or he might not, vote for her adj
mission with less than the population re-
quired by the English bill.
Judge Hovey on the other hand spoke in
the most fearless manner against the Lee
compton and Green-English frauds. He
said that Lecompton or anti-Lecompton-
the endorsement or non-endorsement of the
Administration Kansas policy-was the
issue in the present canvas, and to that issue
he intended to confine himself and his op-
ponent. He would consider Judge Niblack's
election as full endorsement by the pee
pie of the first District of the course of the
President and the Lecompton party in the
last session of Congress, while lie would
look upon his own election as protest of
the people against that course.
the impression left upon the minds of the
audience was, that Judge. llovey had the
better side of the case; this was very mani
fest from the repeated expressions of appro-
val that were made during his remarks,
while almost profound silence reigne1
throughout the hour occupied by Judge
Niblack. Democracy is strong in this coun-
ty, and is perhaps under better drill than in
any other county in the District, but still
there will be many of the unterrifed that
will vote for Hovey in preference to the
regular nominee.
The Republicans and Americans will go
almost as unit against Niblack. think
express the feelings of the Republicans OF
this county when say that although Judge
Hovey entertains many principles which
they do not and cannot endorse, yet they
feel like supporting him for the manly
stand he has taken and maintained against
Lecomptonism, and for the purpose of Civ.
ing merited rebuke to the Administration
of James Buchanan. A REPUBLICAN.
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nSya The New York Tablet thinks il is q

DaS" The New York Tablet thinks it is q
sad comment on the ability and energy of
American youth, that SO few, of the large
number that yearly enter West Point, man
age to graduate, by passing the necessary
examination. The fault is not the incapac-
ity of our youth, but the radical error in
the regulations governing admission to the
privileges of the institute. None but pam
pered children of indulgent parents, dare to
apply for the privilege of entering that in
stitution at the present time. Of course,
having never learned to be obedient and
studious at home, they are unwilling to
submit to the regulations of the school.
Open the gates to alas We believe has
been recommended by the Board of Exam
iners-and there will be no complaint of
examination failures.
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pa The absorbing topic at Washington
appears to be the defeat of Douglas. So
bitter and unrelenting is the hatred of the
champion of popular sovereignty, that all
other subjects are for the moment neglected.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York journal Of Commerce writes, "Illinois
is the center of interest at present. Every
thing affecting the result of the political
contest in that State is of vastly more i'm
portanee here than forty cables and treaties
with China" The same writer confidently
predicts the success Of Douglas.
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fGS~ tits reported that Mr.. Rogers hasof-
fered himself as float candidate to repre-
sent the counties of Vanderburgh and Posey,
IN the next Legislature. He is not the best
man Tor the place, but he is superior and far
more reliable than any one that has vet Of
tcred himself Mr.. Rogers is an inveterate
debateE, and though he displays less decla-
nation than some, he ha, a hundred times
more sense than others. His private char
actcr is unstained by drunkenness or liber-
tinisn. He is Democrat we believe.
though he runs as al independent candi-
date
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Bay" An American Aloe, now in full
bloom, is attracting great attention in Phil
adelphia-immense crowds of people visit
ing it daily. No similar exhibition has
been witnessed there for more than thirty
wears
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s. DHERCH.f.N.TS, DE SP.iT(H.,-
OEA FAST FREIGHT LINE.
AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY PRoPRIEroRs.
TO THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

VIA ALBANY AND BUFFALO.
The Merchants Despatch confines bringing Goods
Despatch or Rail Road Express, and in a. good or
better time having uncqualed facilities for safe and
speedy transportation.
No Despatch or Fast Freight Line has any con-
nection with u.s.
Arrangements were made by carly last Spring.
by which we enabled to forward not only the
lighter portion Of shippers freight, but we can car
~ both light and heavy with the same promptness
which has always characterized the % Merchants
Despatch " Bringing our freights in our own cars,
with passenger trains and having our own agents at
points OF traDshipment, have advantages in
sible for other companies to compete with us.
This Despatch is owned and managed by the
American Express Company, which is sufficient
guarantee that all just claims will lie settled without
delay las has been the for the past three
and to the satisfaction of those by whom they may
be presented JOHN C.. WATSON,
scptl-6m Agent, Terre Haute
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BE- The Vincennes papers state that a
man, who returned from California after
seven years absence, and found his wife had
obtained divorce from him, married her
again. In their case it seems 'absence"
did not "conquer love-" 30
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eB- The Springfield Republican asks,
will the Atlantic cable pay?" 1t was
completely PAID OFT several weeks since,
but It's notes, o. shor: sight are passing cur
reat-Lou. Jo.r.
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the instructions given him by the command
er of the Dolphin after the capture, to keep

the instructions given him by the command
er of the Dolphin after the capture, to keep
the crew of the Putnam in irons.
That portion of his instruction requiring
the prisoners to be put in irons would, ifex-
ecuted, have made our voyage TO this place
impracticable, for the slaves, as soon as they
found they had new masters, destroyed large
quantities of water and provisions, for the
sake of obtaining small quantity for their
own use. | restored their former masters,
and they had to resort to the fereest cruelty
before they could break up these practices
of the slaves. hope no delay will take
place in removing the slaves from this YES
sci. She is small, has large holes cut in
her spar deck for ventilation and is without
mast coats. In case of heavy gale at sea,
and battening down becoming necessary,
the slaves would mostly suffocate. | shall
use my utmost exertions to get them ashore
Immediately. am anxious to
remove my command, as the stencil on board
is horrible 8 Twelve of the slaves
haze died since the capture of the vessel.
They are without medical assistance OF any
kind. The health of the command andprize
officers continue good.
The question what is to become ofthese
negroes" is already being discussed in the
Charleston papers.
The blacks had been put on shore at quar-
antine and made comfortable. Their fate is
still undetermined. The government will
PROBABLY send them back to Africa, as il
case o. the Arm;stad.
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IEYO DOCTORS R.lTHW:fITE,S
II RETROSPECT FOR JULY. Just received at
aug26 DOBELL q CONJUNCTION.
AtO.UETAl.>G NE ": - THE Pa
~ TENT Self-sealing White Porcelain FRUIT
JAR just received and for sale cheap the Queens
ware Store of j. w. HUGHES,
augl6 Is Main street
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The Discredited Tennessee Banks.


The reported failure of the Bank of
America, at GAINESVILLE, is authoritatively
contradicted by the cashier. The bank has
been for several months retiring her cir
culation and has now but very little out
She has abundant resources to redeem all
her liza bilities; and besides the stockholders
are wealthy men, who are individually Ii
able for the issues of the bank. In few
days the notes will, undoubtedly, be current
again.
The Southern Bank of Tennessee, which
has also been discredited, is reported to
have only $4,000 in circulation while she
has $50, 600 of State Bonds on deposit with
the State Treasurer as security for the re-
demption of her notes 1t is said that the
depositOrs of this institution, who have no
public guarantee for their claims, may lose;
but the bill holders will be paid in full.
Messrs. White L Young, bankers at Lou
isville, advertise to receive the notes of the
Bank of America on deposit at t,ro per cent
discount and pay in thirty days from date
of deposit. This is evidence that they are
assured that before the expiration of thirty
days the notes will be redeemed.
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): No liabilities to Banks or others,
due a. not due
6. No losses adjusted and due.
Z. Amount Of losses either unadjustcd can o.s 90.
y. q adjusted and not due Sf'''"o w
Q. LOSSES i'm suspense waiting further
proof, included in the above.
10. All other claims against the Conn
Iaily 1901 IL
IL. The rule of the Company is not to exceed
$1,000 in any risk, subject To loss 10y a single
fire.
IL. The amount insured in a city or village, de-
ponds upon its size-gencrally all the desirable
risks to bc had subject to the rule above named.
IL. The amount insured in any one block of build
ings depends upon It's size and construction subject
to the rule above referred to-
IA. No part of the Capital earnings If this
Company have been deposited in any other State rs
security for losses therein, and such deposit Is
required by any Stat. except Indiana from which
State the Agencies Of the Company were withdrawn,
as this Company entertans the opinion that its en-
tire Capital AMI resources pledged for the equal
security of all its Policy holders and should
main. Under the opinion of late Attorney General
Of the State Of Indiana aforesaid, prunouncng the
law invalid and void, some Of the Agents Of this
Company have resumed their Office and continue u
transact the business Of Insurance in that State.
And this Company will recognize all rs Policies
issued to any party parties in the State of In
diana valid and of binding obligation, and pledge,
itsefto faithful performance ii all such contracts Of
Insurance, whether held by reason Of the pas
sage of the law referred to not
c. b. BOWERS, Secretary.
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NT:f.NSTILLE CO.N.HERCIa l.
IL COLLEGE,
No. ~ North First Street.

Ecf.NsIiLLE CONN Err ca
IL COLLEGE,
No. ~ North First street,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
The Sixth Annual Session Of the above Institu-
tion, will commence on Monday, August 3Oth, 1853
course of lessons in this School will embrace
Double-Entry bookkeeping, in all its various
branches, Mercantile Calculations, Penmanship, &c.
The plan adopted i'm teaching is entirely practical
no text books being used, hence students can rely
on obtaining sufficient practical knowledge Of the
science Of this all important branch Of education 10
enable him to take charge of set of books in any
establishment, however complicated. Students can
enter at any time. course of lessons can be COM
pleted in from six to ten weeks. Time, however,
not limited.
Weekly Lccturce on Commercial Law viii he de-
livered by competent legal gentlemen of the city
Daily Lectures on bookkeeping and business
generally.
Terms For full course including Diploma,
$50. Gentlemen can, however, enter for the Mer-
camille course, which is $40 Ladies department SIS
For Catalogue, giving full particulars, address,
JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal.
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&fO.EL! CO.4Ly TfCE
Y WILL AND SHALL BE Done IL have

IIV-NI IT INV
just erected Fairbanks Scale for the purpose Of
weighing my coal. shall sell my coal by weight,
according TO the law OF the State. L have a large
stock of superior quality Of Pttsburg Coal, and in
wife all my friends to give a call and try il. /
have been eighteen years i'm the business, and pro-
fes 70 be judge. The price of coal is 20 cents per
bushe All orders left at the Gas Company Office,
between First and Second, Locust street, or at
Hornbrooks Store, Water street, at my Coal
Office, at the Lamasco Wharf, will be attended to.
All coal must be paid for when ordered, in lankable
currency. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
aug2G-3m
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Applications for Insurance may be made TO the
undersigned, ALLEN &. HALLOCk. Agent,
sept3 Evansville, Indiana.
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APPARATUS AND LECTURES.

Prest. WOOD and Prof. BoswoRrH, will deliver
fun courses of Lectures with the aid Of the Telc
scope and other apparatus, sufficient TO illustrate
experimeDtally the principles OF the sciences pur
sued Books, and all other requisites for entering
the College, may be had at the College, or in the
city.
addressed 10 Rev. JOHN COVERT, or ID. Z. Covert,
Terre-IIaute, Indiana.
The undersigned citizens Of Terre-Hautc, have
cepted the Office Of Trustee Of the TerreIanfc fe-
male College, and may be referred to At any time by
such as desire further information concerning thu
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II. III. MAGILL II. NJ. MAGILL,
SPECIAL AGENTS AND ADJUsrERs.
EMIT OF ASSETS,
JANUARY LIST, ISIS.
Examined and approved by the Auditors Of OHIO,
INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IOWA, TENNESSEE, &C.,
IN compliance with the laws of these States.
Cash .fsssfs, . S3fI,7I0.59.
Cash hand and i'm Bank. 81. 63
in hands of and due from Agents. A., iS2. 81
Amount loaned on Mortgages of Real Es-
Amount Leaned ON Pledge of Bank stocks, 10 10000
Bills Receivable, for loans on approved coli
lateral and personal security. ,773 AZ
Bank Stocks of New York City Banks 100, 300 %
. OF Hartford and other n. 4.
Accumulated interest on Investments. Ia 80
Total ,'l9j9
LIABILITIES
Due or not due to Banks other Creditors
Losses, adjusted and DUE. .............none
" not ............slO,6l4
80 not adjusted aud waiting
800
All other claims estimated at
Total Of all liabilities. ,eIi
STATE OF coSNEcTIcUT, J HARrroRD, Coxs.
Hartford County. January Il, 1855.
Personally appeared H. KELLOGG, Secretary Of the
Phoenix Insurance Company, AMI made oath that
the foregoing statement by him subscribed Is true
and correct in his best knowledge and belief. BE
me. Z. j. HOADLEY, Justice of the Peace
IL is with much pleasure Ia ourselves and patrons,
that present the above statement Of finances,
the careful perusal of .l tAllie. IL exhibits
glance, the prime and solvent condition the Com
pany is in and parties who desise Indemnity in
strictly hrst-cass Company will promote their own
interests by patronizing the
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO.,
Which may be done by application to any Of the
duly commissioned Agents Of the Company, in the
principal Cities and Towns of the Union.
Losses Fairly Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
septl ALLEN c. HALLOCk, Agent.
nv E.N'6FE.N.EER W.S.N'TED.-.f.S'
81 experienced Engineer can obtain a permanent
situation by making immediate application at the
St Louis Mills, Princeton, Indiana.
LEWIS BOSWELL & Co.
September LIST, lSjs-lw
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD COUNTY.

. January q, 1858.
Personally appeared c. ID. BOWERS, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath TINT the foregoing statement, 10y HIM subscribe
ed, is true, full and correct statement If the at
fairs of said Company, aud exhibits far lac
ascertaincd at this date its actual condition the
first day Of January, 1855.
Before me, ii. ii. BARBORN, J. z.
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HGE.NCY' OF THE PAE.NiX ~
eA SURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD CONN.
$. l.. LOOMS, ii. KELLOGG,
..fIrn.
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lust RECEFT.ED Bb' EXPRESS.
~-Cty of the Great King, by DIR. Barslay.
Hadji in Syria, by Mrs. Sarah Barslay Johnson.
At [aug2Gl J. HEALY'S.
SBushels just received and for sale cheap ut
anger A. ID. REYNOLDS 4 Co.