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PROSPECTUS.
CantwelIis Law Practice.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED respectfully invites suhscri.
- bets 10 the publication Of bis treatise upon the
Practice gf Inc IN the Courts " North Carolina,
10 hand 10 their names by the 81 January aud be So
licits ~ The work the patronage 81 the Bar and tie
Public generally. The fr.t volume now nearly ready
for The press devoted exclusively The consideration
u Legislative and Executive Powers. undcf The first
named tlle The following Titles and chapters Of the Re.
Sised Code, with the accompanying DECISIONS will 30
found embraced. wiz
County Boundaries; County Revenue and Charges,
CDun Houses, Plisous etc.; County Trustee; Fairs;
General Assenbly; inspections Poor Registers
Rivers and Greeks; Roads, Ferries etc Idiots and In.
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Prisoners; Weights and Measures.
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All Keepers; Wrecks.
The design 81 the work ii under these various ,tlas
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risiOns u the supreme Court thereon Or 10 the last
term, and 10 accompany each chapter with the appto.
pirate Forms Cot proceeding.
u is alec proposed 10 add. IN The Appendix nun.
her 81 Forms and Pocedents usually required in Con.
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ALABAMA ScHoOLs.-From the report Of the
Superintendent 81 Schools for Alabama We
learn that the aggregate number Of schools
taught during last year was 1853; number
Of pupils. sg,Ol5; average number Of months
taught. @ i5; average number 10 daily atten.
dance. $685. total cost Of schools, s55s,ss4.
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"wednesday, November "a, 1855.

Gr Our subscribers in Alamance are reminded tina,
Thomas Webb, Esq., who regularly attends the Courts
in Graham, is our agent and will receive payments for
the Recorder and give receipts.
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= KEGS Lager Beer just receyed-recommende BY
y oil the doctors 10 the United States 10 be the besl
beverage 10 the world. So call and get glass. II il
only kept BY ALEX. PLEASANTS.
November -. 67--3w.
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~ A second new and improved edition Of the Ii.
ihogeph Iesses of Southern Methodist Bishops will
Unpublished the lst Of December. by James NJ. Einey,
No. Ia Chambers street. New York. and will be sent
free o. postage on the receipt Of one dollar.
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q. s. sRSAToR.-'rhe Washington Union
has received private telegraphic dispatch
from Memphis, stating that the Hon. vii.
liam K. Sebastian has been reelected to the
United States Senate for six years from the
4th of March next by the Legislature Of
Arkansas, now in session.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

ELEVEN likely young Negroes, known
as the Shields Negroes" will be offered at pub
lie sale, al Prospect H Caswel county, on the 2slh
Of December next. credit Of six months will be CIV
en-ihe purchaser giving bond aud security.
SAMUEL w. HUGHES,
Ex'r J. D. Hughes, deceased
November %. o.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
Enp GALE

TNTE subscriber offers for sale the Plantation and
Il Improvements where he now resides. llislocaitd
Just below the mouth Of Lilies Creek. in GaiaNba
county, near Lewiss Percy the csianba river ID.
joining Henderson Sherl. and containing sis ACRES,
$50 uf which are in cultivation and about so Of
that Is good Creek ard Brauch Bottom. The improve.
menis are comfortable Log Dwelling fret rate barn,
stables and stalls IJ 20 head d horses Tow Sheds and
good Fences. There i upon The place ! good ORisT
MILL, running pair 81 Burr and pair 81 common
Stones. The W. n. G. Railroad passes through Tie
Farm and the DEPOT located upon t. Il Is the most
valuable farm in this section Of the Stale.
Will be sold for Cash Of exchanged fof Nevaes.
A. ". WILSON.
Oct. Is ca
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AMBRoTYPEs.

/ WILL be III Hillsborough two
weeks longer, and positively the
last, Persons wishing to have Pic
lures of themselves, friends, or fami-
lies, will pleas call Immediately.
]. P. SHIELDS.
November Is. 3D.
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STILL THEY COME.

100 lbs. Stewards Fine Candy,
Boxes Superior Scotch snuff,
Dozen Bottles Eau Ne Cologne.
do DO Rose OIL
Dozen Doxes SafJints.
Barrel Ginger Cakes. (new aficle1
. Barrels soda Crackers,
20 he. Sicily Liquorice.
Dozen half Jars Pickles. assorted.
IS rs. Cracking Kisses. Inew ariIelc
BOXES Fine lube Paste,
2tjases Pine Apple Cheese,
Gross Anneai's Premium Blseking,
4 Boxes Scotch Herring,
1000 Common Segsp,
2 Boxes Superior Chewing Tobacco.
For sale bv ALIEN. PIEtSANfs.
o.,sbftG sV-tN
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Gen. Scott, under the date of the 10th
instant, has issued general orders. No. %,
recaptulating the several combats which
have occurred between the Indians and Uni.
ted States troops since the publication Of a
similar order, numbered fourteen. The pres.
ent order commences with the fight between
Col. Loring's command and the Mngollon
Indians at the Canon de los Muertos Corue-
ros. in Mexico, on the Gath Of Nav, 1857,
and continues down to the latest combat,
which took place on the LIST Of October. ul-
timo. between Major Van Dorb's command
and the Camanches. at Wachita village. The
engagements number eighteen. The killed
and wounded. and the officers engaged in the
respective encounters, are all mentioned in
the order; and an ap proprate testimonial is
there borne TO their gallaniry.
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lie is happy whose circumstances suit bis
temper nut he is happier who can suit his
temper 70 bis circumstances
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NOTICE FURTHER.

'ENHAT at the same time and place. will be hired for
> one year, FIVE VALUABLE NEGRO MEN
and THREE W0MEN-good cooks and washers.
Those indebted 10 the estate requested 10 make
payment, The medical accounts together with the
notes and accounts due the late firm OF Holt d Murray,
have been placed in the hands Of Daniel c. Hardin fer
collection w. J. LONG, Ex'r.
Nov. 3, d.
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MARRrgp,

MARRIgD,
Al South Lowell, by Rev. Dr.. Deems, on the eth
inst, Addison Mangum Esq. to Miss Mamie Taylor
Speed, daughter Of DR.. E. Speed, Of Orange Co.
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A SAD CAsR.-Some months since, 1t will
be recollected, that party Of men and wo.
men turned out in Rockport, Mass, and
entered several shops where liquor was sold,
took possession Of the same, and emptied
the fluids in the streets. Among those who
suffered by the mob, TO the amount of 81 800,
was Mr.. William p. Burns. He sued some
of the parties for damage, but the case was
decided against him, and therefore Mr..
Burns lost all the property he was possessed
Of in his stock of wines and liquors. For a
few months past, on account Of his troubles,
he has been bordering on insanity, and yes
terday his friends were obliged to remove
him from his home in Rockport to the Asy-
lum at Somersyille. Mr.. Burns was good
citizen. and his many friends will regret the
sail misfortune which has befallen him. Mr..
Burns has large family, who have depend.
ed upon him for their support.
boston Herald, Nor. 8.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.--Professnr Silliman,
in his lecture at the Cooper Institute, New
York, on Tuesday night, expressed his be-
lief that the difficulty experienced in work
ing the cable was owing to some defects which
were caused BY lis exposure to the great
heat of the sun while it>lay colcd III the fac.
tary at Greenwich, England. Twenty miles
Of this wire we're found, on examination, to
be 50 lanlty that they had 20 be rejected. and
as other defects had been found by Mr.. Tiff.
ny. in cutting up that portion of the cable
which he purchased. he had no doubt that the
difficulty was attributable 10 tie cause he had
named. lie was therefore d opinipn that
the present cable would never be worked
but the enterprise could not therefore justly
be regaeded as failure, for its practieabili.
~ has been fully established. The cable had
been laid, the mechanical difficulties IN the
way Of the undertaking overcome, aud the
line itself had been successfully worked
through. When all this was accomplished
no one could doubt that the wo,s would be
again undertaken. and persevereh 10 until a
complete aud final success was achieved.
Com. Aiu.
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November Is.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-04
The New York Mirror.

The New York Weekly Mirror, one Of the
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AMoHsrrs.-Wessw yesterday afternoon
says the Southside Democrat, a black sn.k.
which had been killed BY a colored man
who captured it near the Sulphur Springs
measuring seven feet three inches in length
ana eight inches around tho largest part o.
the oody.-lt vas supposed to have been o.
tne "const'lctor" species, ~ it attacked q
hne dog belonging to the negro, and, VA,
only prevented from crashing him, by the
timely assistance Of bis master, when it un.
cslled itself and attempted to giida away /.
was however, intercepted and killed after =
desperate combat, in which tho negro r.
ceived . severe bite upon the arm, which
from its swollen appearance, WAS considered
dangerous At f'ss, but the swelling having
subsided BY proper applications, no i'll effect
are expected 10 result.
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WEEKLY "NATIONAL IETILLIGEECER.

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THE HOME CIRCLE.

MONTHLY PERIODICAL, entitled the Home
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published for Stevenson i Owen, Nashville. Tenn
for the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, At g.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, formerly of 322 Rampa,
L street, gives notice to HE numerous friends and
patrons that he hasneary done perfecting his
ments TO his and large establishment, where he
has now hand and shall continue to keep mos,
beautiful and complete assortment of both young and
grown Fowls, of the following breeds, viz red buff
black, white, Dominique, Perley, Palmer and Marsh,
Changhaes Imperial Chinese, Royal Cochin Chinas'
Santon Chinas Brahmah Pookas, Bennet stock !
Chittagongs, black and spangled Polands, White
Calcutta Prussian and Wild Indian Mountain Fowls,
English Red Caps black and fancy Bantams. Sumatra
Ehon Sumatra Pheasant, and Malacca and several
other game varieties.
ALso-Middlesex, Lincolnshire, Essex and Suffolk
Pigs, from two months to two and three wears old
Hong Kong, Bremen and White China Geese. White
Aylesbury crested or Poland Ducks
All OF the above pigs fowls, &C., will be sold ut
reasonable rates, and warranted pure and the
best in the country from stock of his own importation
from China, England and other places or from speci
mems which took first premiums at the last years
New England Exhibition.
Apply by letter or otherwise, to
A. VERLOIN DE GRUY.
No. % Cont Street. New Orleans, or on Jersey
street. between Eighth and Ninth streets Fourth
district formerly Lafayette, where purchasers and
the public in general invited to call a. e.am
AtiaNock end ldaaa6R thApeal1a
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Sewing Machines.
Wilson's Patent Rotary Seeming Maehin.

NAN now be seen in operation by persons ~.
" wishing to purchase, at No. IL St. ~
Charles street, New Orleans, up stairs ~
The utility of these machines is longer matter c
opinion, but settled fact manufacturers at the Nort
give them a decided preference over all others ever
interested, and planters are fast bringing them
into general use not only for the of their families
but especially for making up negro clothing.
An experienced hand, with one of Wilson's Rotary
Machnes,--which takes from 1900 to 1900 stitches
per minute-can do the work Of fifteen seamst resses
with case.
This machine is simple, and not liable to get out Of
order; it is not noisy complicated with
shuttle or two needles, and a dozen or more Wheels
but, the contrary neat little article working with
one needle only, not having shuttle or wheel in it.
Ladies and seamstresses who purchase ma chimes,
receive instructions from experienced and prac.
teal teachers how to use them on application at the
sewing rooms, No. IL st. Charles str ee up stairs
A constant supply Of improved machines, needles,
spools suitable thread, ETC., for sale.
Orders from abroad BY mail promptly attended
u ovhaaS ~. .. 06EPH HrTTY.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvTS.
Philadelphia Saddlery warehouse
or HnRaEHEAO.

Philadelphia Saddlery Warehouse
SION OF THE GOLDEN HoRsEHEA0.
No. 6 Magazine street, and No. Al Canal street.
n AGEE l. KNEASS, Manufacturers ana &
III importers of saddlery and Saddlery
Hardware, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags. DC. ;
Leather Materials and Findings for Sadders Coach,
Trunk, and Shoemaker, comprising one OF the lar
gest and most complete assortments to be found in
this city.
PloUaHa-Carey, Dudley, and Peacock Ploughs,
Of every description and size.
RraALIA-I. o. O. F., Aasons and B. Of 7. Regalia,
and Paraphernais Of every description; the largest
aud most complete assortment to be found in the
United States.
INDIA RUBBER BRIr1No, PACKING, DO.
Magee l. Kneass are the principal agents for the
Boston Betting Company for the sale Of india rubber
betting and packing for steam joints and boilers !;
Hose Of every s.e, together with IL descriptions Of
India Rubber Goods which they Offer ct the lowest
market ratea
eB Look for the large horse standing In the door
n Magazine street.
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EMERSOE'E
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TINS " Young Original Monthly" has, du
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