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President Buchanan.

Mr.. Buchanan was called to the Presidency at a
period of unusual excitement on the question of sla
very. The two great sections of the Union ar
rayed against each other in attitudes and with pur-
poses which BODIED no good to the Union of the
States-one threatening aggression, and the other
standing sternly the defensive. His election, if
not pledge of peace this question: was at least
event which gave promise that the tide of aggres-
sion would be temporarily arrested and to this end
and with this hope conservative in all parts of
the country rallied with confidence and cheerfuness
around his administration.
In addition to this other questions of an impor.
tan and embarrassing nature have arisen, the treat
ment and settlement Of which have devolved upon
the administration and among them the Utah and
Nicaraguan questions
The President and his Cabinet are devoting them
selves with diligence and patriotic zeal the settle
ment of these questions the most important of which
is that relating to Kansas. They deserve and are
entitled to the sympathy and support Of every true
Democrat in the country. The work of the admin
israton in these and other respects has scarcely be-
gun and yet we hear already the mutterings of dis
content and opposition from our own ranks. Men,
bers of Congress and others who are disposed to
join this opposition, whether the Kansas or Mica
raguan questions, have miscalcuated their strength
and the soundness of their positions if they think
they influence the great body of the Democratic
party to 60 with them. The masses of the Demo-
cratic party with the President, and they will
continue to stand by him. He may make mistakes
-he may commit errors now and then; but the peo-
pie know that these errors of the head and not
of the heart, and they will not forsake him. The
L -
with the monster Bank and the hosts of federalism,
still lives and burns in the old Democratic party
and it will consume every Democrat. big and little,
who may array himself without the best reasons
against President Buchanan. The Democr acy of the
country will stand by their chosen Chief Whatever
may happen and whoever may desert him.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-WAKE
- COUNTY.-In Equity-Joseph Weireman Vs. Pc
pslope Smith, Mary Ann smith, William Il. Wnder A. "
Miller, and the Heron Mining Company
Whereas on the oath day of Sept 1857 Joseph Weirs
the County of wke against the defendants above named
to be relieved concerning the grievances in said bill fully
set forth and whereas at Fall Term 1857 was made to
appear TO the satisfaction of the Honorable the Judge of
our said Court that William H. Winder A. W arsons
Exr of James Hepburn deceased, non-residens OF
the State of North Carolina "a - - -
This, therefore is to notify the said William H. Winder,
and the said Az Parsons, and each of them wherever
Court be held the Court House in Raleigh ON the
first Monday after the fourth Monday of March next then
and there to answer the bill aforesaid the will bs
taken pro them and decree made accordingly
Given under my hand, at Office this l4th Of Dec 1857.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. 4 N. in g. .
pr. 500 l12-w&sw6w.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-wAKE
- COUNTY.-ln Equity.-James Carpenter, Henderson
n. Hodge and his wife Francis H. Hodge, and Woodson
Carpenter an infant by his Guardian Henry Horton
ley and his wife Sarah whitley.-Peton to sell land
Whereas has been made to appear to the Honorable
the Judge of the Court of Equity for the County of Wake
at the Fall Term, A. D.. 1867, that John W. Carpenter
Reuben Carpenter and Willie Whitley and his wife Sarah
Whitley are Of the State Of North
Of them to be and appear the next Term Of on. said
Court to be held at the Court House in Raleigh the
first Monday after the fourth Monday of March next then
and there to the Petition Of the plaintiffs afor
said, filed against them for sale of certain Real Estate
and division of the proceeds the said Petition will b
taken pro confo to them such of them do not
answer, and the set down for hearing EP arte.
Given under hand, ut Office this 18th If Dec 1857.
Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. L. NJ in E. r.
p..- 2. r.-i:.r pr. 500 r -s,s .ll2-w&sw6w.
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STATE OF NORTH cARoL1NA.-wAKE

STATE OF NORTH CAROLlNA.-WAKE
- COUNTY.-Ip Equity.-Calvn Jordan, Administrators
of augustus Wedding vs. William c. Doub III ~
Whereas at Fall Term, 1887 Of the Court of Equity for
the County of Wake made to appear The Honor
able the Judge of the said Court that William c. Doub was
a nonresident of the State of North Carolina
pear the next Term of said Court House
in Raleigh TO be held the first Monday after the fourth
Monday of March then and there answer the bill
of Calvin Jordan, Admir- of Augustus Wedding against
him, filed to procure the reexecuOn of lOsnote; or
ing Er-Parte. :
Given under my hand at Office this 18th of Dec 1857
ED GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. M. in E.
pr. 49, ass l12-w&sw6w.
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CoHcALrrIEs.-The, Associate returns growl to
Pomeroy for the Rip Shorter" = Old Fogy." and
Sam Slick" almanacs for 1865; and his thanks for
the delightful "History OF the Eve .littleRigaNo The
almanacs are abom.nabie shreds of antiquated
scraps, without wit, humor or sense The " crisis
has choked every thing comic out of them. They
are in the last stages Of the pancs and not worth
q cent thousand. They are published by Cozans,
and he that buys them is eozened. We shall pre-
sent the whole of them to the next grand jury, un
less coroners inquest affords earlier opportnni.
ty of disposing of them. rss.:.#.
But the History of the five little Pigs is gem.
Next to Mother Goose We always considered Shsks-
peare the greatest man in the nation; and next to
Shakespeare comes the History of the five little
Pigs" Such stalls as they unfold" rare indeed.
1t is work of genius, in which the author goes the
whole hog. Buy tit is cheaper than pork.
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Late from Europe.

The steamer Africa brings Liverpool dates to the
25th December ... 80 s.-
Lucknow, in India, had been relieved, and the in
surgents had been defeated in all directions. Twen-
ty:four members of the royal family had been exc
cuted at Delhi.
Cotton had advanced Of penny, and the sales
closed with an advancing tendency. Breadstuffs
were dull. Money market easier
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

JANUARY y, 1903.
REMARKS.-There visible effect produced IN
the market for wheat under the Atantcs advces and
while better feeling in the cotton market prevails there
yet wide range between buyers and sellers views and
we therefore have sales to report.
FLOUR-Demand light. We quote country Superhne
Sc extra do $685. and Family ~ ;-cty brands command
bb the above quotations for lots OF 10 to
SO bbls. "" y .7
PORK is in fair demand at IS.
EXCHANGE on New York. to 31aper cent.
LARD has declined. We quote Virginia and Ncrth.
Carolina in kegs 12@la cts do in bbs l24 cents, at
wholesale.
BAGGING-Good heavy Gunny 1461411.
WHEAT-The Market we thought, was generally hrmer
to-day for all desirable grades, with sales of prime Red
81 TO- and do. White 81 25 Inferior grades continue very
dull and quote .@$1 for such. The bulk of the
stock of prime White Wheat is off the market at present
rates, and holders evnce frmness for lots held IN
store. ..
COTTON-Tbere is decidedly better feeling manifested
in market under the late European advces and hold
very firm. Sales of good stained lots at sg9%c
There prime offering, holders preferrng TO await the
effect of the late advces the Northern and Soutnern
markets In the present state of the market we Withhold
quotations. but remark that offer of 10c for prime
small lot was refused late this evening
CORN-Sales of prime new White to-day at 55c
BACON-Has further declined, and we now quote ne"
Shoulders at @11cents, and do. sides For
GROCERIES, the Grocery market there is NO mate
LEATHER is lower with limited demand.
SUGAR-Demand better, and prices are again slightly
MOLASSEs has further declined, and market tending
downwards. 'i - b. -'.a... e. E - =
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MORE CLUBs.-Thanks to a friend at Townsville,
davidson county. for club of 10, and to friend at
ureenvlIe, Pitt county, for a club of IL; also to
o''er friends for smaller numbers of subscribers in
tue way OF additions to clubs heretofore sent and
o'nerWise. Our list continues to increase.
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A BRIEF PROSPECTUS
"GOLDSBORO' TRIBUNE,'' FOR 1858.

HGOLDSBORO' TRIBUNE,'' FOR 1858.
TWO DOLLARS YEAR.
ADOPTION CASH SYsfEN.
TO-DAY "The Goldsboro' Tribune" enters its Fourth
year, and have been compelled to strike off several
hundred subscribers who have read paper three long
years and now refuse to pay for it. we ,,,,>., ...
APPEAL TO OUR FRIENDS
Throughout Eastern Carolina but especially the Second
Congressional District exert themselves and assist in
extending circulation We want 700 subscribers
THE APPROACHING CANVASS
Will be of exciting interest; Governor and members
of both branches of the State Legislature to be elected
this summer and the opposition already moving We
shall continue to battle for those great principles which
have given the National Democracy its past victories and
its present prominence and and ehdeavor to keep
readers well posted in all political matters both State
NEWS, MARKETS. &c.
We shall endcavOr collect, ccndense and arrange
the the day keep readers posted in pass
Special care will be taken give and reliable
ports Of Home and Foreign Markets in every ISSUE that
all who consult columns will know where to sell and
where to buy to advantage. ...s / E.ft.-
order to increase list of paying subscribers we Of
fer the following -. 40 ..... ..--.r
IL copies year So and copies year for $s1
Any person sending five subscribers with $40 will be
entitled the 9th copy If POstmasters and other
influential citizens will exert themselves Clubs OF from
Post-Ofice in this Congressional District.
No attention will be paid to orders not accompanied BY
the money. EarT E!..
We shall use every legitimate at command
the Democracy and the People, and appeal them
sustain Us. Address all orders to -. q q
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r OS ECT 8.
p h o p E G. II u 8.
PETERSONS' .. ...
PHILADELPHIA COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR
BANK NOTE LIST.

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PHILADELPHIA COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR
BANK NOTE LIST.
is published monthly in large quarto page 80 pages
in each number on the first of each month"; the first NUM-
Der being dated January LIST, 1858, and published SAT-
URDAY, DECEMBER the 10th.
DREXEL 4 CO., BANKERS Will Correct it.
The corrections in the Bank Vote List as relates to the
made by the well known Banking House of
DREXEL & CO., "a South Third Street,
Who will purchase all Bank Bills at the quotations made
therein. This Detector will be found to be =.
RELIABLE AND TRUE.
The Publishers have for long time seen the necessity
Counterfeit and Bunk Aote Ls be entirely un-
and are confident that the me and Of infor
nation which the Editors of this Detecor have at their
command it will be found to be the most Reliable Detecor
published in this country
NEW COUNTERFElTS AND BROKEN BANKS.
Each number of the Detector will contain, the first
page complete list of all the failures Of Banks and
Banking Institutions and Of the various new Counerets
the publication of the prior months Detector and in
each and frey number Of the Descor will be contained
complete full and entire list of all the Broken Failed
Closed Fraudulent and Worthless Banks in the Country
These will be kept entiry separate and distinct from the
Good Banks.
Each number will contain full and complete Stock List
corrected by W. Clarke Co., up to the hour Of going
to of Loans Banks Insurance. Canals and Railroad
Stocks showing the par value of each stock well the
prices offered, and price asked for each Also when the
dividends on each stock are due and payable
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The Wholesale Prices Current will also be found to be
full, complete and reliable of the latest operations up to
the moment of going to press. .
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PITT COURT HOUSE BuRNT.-We learn from the
last Southerner that the Courthouse in Greenville
vas consumed by fire on Thursday night last. But
few Of the papers were saved Supposed to be the
work of an incendary.
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WHAT NEXT Gov. Wise has written letter to
the Democrats of Tammany Hall, New York, in
which he takes the ground that the Lecompton Con-
sitution and not the slavery clause only, should
have been submitted to the people; and he speaks
OF the schedule providing for the vote on slavery
only as unveiled trckery and shameless fraud" In
other words. he has taken ground substantially with
Judge Douglas and against the administration Of
Mr.. Buchanan, SO far the administration is COM
united to the Lecompton Constitution. He main
ta'ns that Congress ought to admit the State when
ever, and not before, majority Of the people vote
upon and approve the Lecompton Constitution.
The New York Times, black Republican, speaks
Of his letter Sound and admirable paper" while
Inc Richmond South denounces it in severe terms
what nextP What will the Democracy of Virginia
Say?
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N. G. SrocKs-The N. Y Journal Of Commerce
of Jan. 9th, says there sales of $4,000 of N
G. Stocks at $685. in that City. This looks well.
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HE UNDERsIENED BEGS LEAVE TO Re-
public generally for the liberal patronage be has .sssived
from Them and by strict attention 70 business hopes to
ing his customers that they shall have the very es Of
Goods in his line that material and workmanship can pso
r. 'tsfi tA'' - if,@' lezs 81. A. PlZZINI, -s>,-
l. e'-7 Toys, Fancy Goods 4G
Raleigh, January H. ~ .l'i.'I 4--st. :
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Special Notice.

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TAKE NOTICE.

VVHosE INDEBTED TO HOLDEN + WILSON,
either by note account, expected settle during
the present month for If notices To coLLxcrS
Those having bills against U.S. rm against either Of
Individually will please presen them between this
and the LIST of February for ber motto is To PAY"
Our present pecunary arraDR ,,ents such that
must have what is owing to US. we can get it.
Jan. 9, 1858. - ri, 81 =
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

- SIDNEY A. SMITH, - q
ATTORNEY AND, COUNSELLOR AT LAW
ia BIS SMITHFIELD, N. C., s1-fg 20 eser.t
Will attend regularly the County and Superior Courts Of
Wake, Johnston Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson. -.i
All business entrusted 10 bis care Will receive prompt ct.
tentiOn. - ---ssls5-# -tfali.-tr go
january 9, 1855. .Ssa1 2-wH q
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THE Sd VOLUME OF THE NORTH.CARO.
LIMA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE,
"Opens WITH 1858. 1T is COMMENDED TO THE
" people of NorthCarolina, and of the whole country
as tile organ of tile North CAROLINA Coerenc, the cheapest
and at tile hest family religious ne,cspupers tile South
Terms, 81 so year No departure from this
rule.
Address the Editor Rev. R. T. HELM,
Raleigh, N. c.
Raleigh, january. 4-2m.
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JOHN w. WIGGINS,
SUCCESSOR TO BROWN WIGGINS.
No. AZ G<-oo<

No. 46. Fayetteville Street,
VNENDERS HIS SINCERE THANKS TO THOSE
who have patronzed him heretofore, and respectfully
he will be able to offer greater inducements in the future
than he has in the past Having hand Ia &c stock of
room for extensive supply of Spring Goods he will sell
his present stock at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Those wishing to purchase will their interest
by calling the subscriber before purchasing
be determined to please both in respect price and the
quality of his Goods.
JOHN. W. WIGGINS,
No. 49, Fayetteville street.
January 6. l2l8-wtf.
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NOR SALE BY AUCTION.-IN OBEDIENCE
IL TO decree of the Supreme Court, the right of Wian
Rogers to receive during his lifetime the annual profits
Crabtree creek containing ESD acres being the tact os
which said Rogers lives Also the right Of said
W. Rogers to receive the hires of slave named Virgil
during the lifetime of said Rogers.
Sale at the Court House in Raleigh the 80th Day Of
this month, credit of six montha
January 6, 1883. 80 s.,g.,.{r-,.,' S-atr
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TIL E M A Il * E + S.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET,
MORE ANON.

JANUARY 3, 1858.
GROCERIES-Bacon 15c; Lard 15c.; Coffee - q lac,
Family s. s5 Sup Fine s. 1O Fine 81 81; Cross "a Co.
SPIRiTS-Peach Brandy 81 25; Apple Brandy 81 90;
Whiskey roc; Northerh Whskey 41c GRAIN-Corn 75c;
Oats soc, Peas 9Oc; Flax Seed 81 Is. TURPENTINE-
Yellow dip 81 65. Virgin 81 65 Hard &c., Spirits s3c
Cur. -
WILMINGTON MARKET.
JANUARY 9, 1858.
No transactions in Turpcntine, Rosn or Tar.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures a shade on yester-
day. and sales of 900 bbs at cents 100 do at
SO and so do at 81 cents gallon No sales this
morning.
FLOUR-s3 bbls State brands sold this morning at
S. Is per bb for superfne
TIMBER-Sale yesterday of one taft at 81 per M-our
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RALEIGH FEMALE sEMINARY.

RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
REV. DAVID R. BRUTON, A. B., PRESIDENT and Pm.
fsseor Of languages, lnteectu1 and Natural cssoss
Mrs D. BRUroN, Teacher Of French and Mathematics
Miss A. WooD Teacher in the Preparatory Depart
ment ~. .s... g. '-...i AiIlI -
MISS ---- Assistant .....
Miss Sarah E. Cooke, Teacher of Music and the Orna
mental Branches,
Miss --- Assistant. d"
The Spring Session will open the 18th of January and
continue 81 weeks. 'I-I.- - =
The whole of study which is as extensive and
thorough as the course of any similar institution in the
country is divided into two departments Preparatory
and C"egia and the Institution (beng fully empowered
the College course .,....' : . . -7.:'7T.|" :
EXPENSES PER SESSION. '...-...
Tu1r1oN1D the Preparatory Department. 80 to $12 so;
Collegiate SIS; French and italian, IS each Latin and
Greek S. each Music and OIL Painting $50 each Oriental
and Grecan Painting, $40 each Drawing, Embroidery
Wax-work s. each; incidental expenses 81 SO. Board
with the President in the Institution $50 per session.
elusive Of ghs he expenses Of tuning Pianos
advance and the balance the close Of the
siHn Students will be charged from the time of entering
till the close of the session. except in sickness pro-
tracted two weeks
A. NJ GORMAN, Sec. BID. Directors.
Raleigh, N. c., January, 1885, 2-w3t.
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CANCERS, ULCERS, TUMORs, sCROFU-
Of Dr. Cloptons remedieE - - =, -
Pamphlets containing testimonials OF the highest charso
tel, forwarded TO any that may wish them -, Is -
Persons wishing to test the wonderful efficacy Of Dr.
Copons Remedies must "coecy describe their disease,
giving oil the particulars from commencement location
extent, &C." Medicines sent by mail. ie-U -1..t !
Address J. A. CLOPTON. N: D.
January ssog EIlw afg H''' sIs' s. s.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPoRrED ZOE SHE sxoiin-cAkD SIxA siAxnAlD,
49, BIZ A. n. M,PHEETERS 4 co -.....-.-

~~~~ BIZ A. n. A'PHEETERS CO., --.~-------
"Aosssts erocsrs Fo,wsrd;~g Obamissies Aersaaat
JANUARY 2, 1885,
FLOUk"The receipts continue heavy while the market
W quote Family 6}<@6A; Extra 6@61; s. F. 5N@e
WHEAT Is little enquired for and We have sales to
CORN is in quick demand with sales Of mixed ana white
at Yellow 6s@7oc in demand for foreign ship
COTTON-No sales for several days. Stock large and
accgm9latng We quote nominaly cents.
q, NAvAL STORES. Spirits Turpentine ss@3sc; Tar
81 40; Rosin 81 250Sl 81.
=, PEAS AND BEANS-B. E. Peas in good demand at
25; Clay and Black 81; White Beans nominal at 81:
not wanted ..rs. n 80 = go =.
DRIED APPLES 81 Sc; Beeswax se@e5c E.- ..H
GhOCEkiES, 6c-Crshed Sugar 12@l21Sc.; Refined
90. l0!a@ll1c Cuba do s11@9c.; Rio Coffee li@ll1<c;
Lag. 1871 @l4c+ Java l6@lSc; Mocha 2O022c
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az The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says that Mr.. Badger, of North Caro-
lima, who is now in Washington in attendance on
the Supreme Court "openy denounces the Le-
compton Constitution fragrant swndle, and sus-
tains Mr. Douglas for indicating the principle that
Nothing of political nature would crafty Mr.. Bad
ger more than the disruption and defeat of the ma
tional Democratic party. But Mr.. B. will be disap-
pointed. The Democratic party does not depend
upon men for its existence but principles Judge
Douglas will gain no strength among true Democrats
North or South by the support which Mr. Badger
is giving him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-01
Nominating Meeting.

The Union Nominating Meeting was held at the Court House in this village, on "Wednesday af. ternoon, March 24, 1858. The Hon. William, Boebe was appointed Chairman, and Lewis $. kilbourn. Secretary.
 DAVID BRETON and LEHMAN BEACH Esquires, were unanimously nominated as candid. a,es for Representatives.
 The following gentlemen were nominated a. Justices of the Peace for the County of Litch6eld viz George c. Woodruff, c. A. Hickox, H. B Graves, G. II. Hollister, E. w. Seymour, F. D. Beeman, J. H. Hubb ard, P. K kilbourn, w. l. Ransom, David Benton, H E Daley, Edward llopkins.,A A Turner, Samuel Brooker, Hugh r Welch. Griswold, H Dudley, Wm Coe Buel, Enos Stoddard, Arthur D Catlin.
 VoIed to adjourn. Attest,
 L s. KiLaouRN, Secretary.