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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern Mail arrives daily Except Sundays at 81 p NJ,
Closes daily at ~ A. M.
Western Mail arrives daily at A p NJ,
Closes daily at ~ A. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily at 8 As A. NJ,
Closes daily at ~ p N.
Fayetteville Mail arrives daily at A. NJ,
Closes daily at p. NJ
Eagle Rock Mail arrives Monday, Thursday and Saturday
at l2M.,
Closes same days at P. NJ
Roxbcro Mail arrives Wednesday at A. NJ.
Closes at II N.
Leachburg Mail arrives Thursday at IL NJ,
Closes Thursday ut p. NJ.
Carthage Mail arrives Monday and Saturday at P. NJ
Closes Monday and Friday at N A. H.
Fayetteville Mail ola Somerville arrives Tuesday and FRI
day at P. NJ,
Closes Tuesday and Friday at P. N.
GEO. T. COOKE, p. n.
Office open for delivery of Mails from 10 A. H. to NJ,
then 81 to r. M.
Ralegh Sept. l9, 1859.
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Bishop ONDERDONK.-The Protestant Episcopal
Convention of the Diocese of New-York, after an
elaborate and to extent noisy debate, has de-
cided to ask of the House of Bishops, at the next
General Convention, the remission of the sentence
of suspension which, fifteen years ago, condemned
Bishop Onderdonk to retirement This remission
if granted will restore the Bishop to his Episcopal
functions, but if the wishes of this Convention be
complied WITH the whole administrative jurisdiction
of the diocese will remain in the hands of the pre-
sent Provisional Bishop the Right Rev. DR.. Potter.
The measure met with ardent opposition and was
passed in the face of remonstrance from Dr. Potter
himself
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History of Southern COLLEGES.

We invite the attention of the Faculties of South
ern Colleges to the following letter from Charles II.
Snead ESQ.,, of Marion, Alabama, who is engaged in
preparing history of Southern Colleges, male and
female. In addition to Mr.. Sneads general letter,
we publish letter addressed by him to Mr.. Wiley,
the Superintendent of Common Schools for this
State We trust the Colleges of this State will re-
port to Mr.. Snead, so that full justice may be done
to this State in this respect in his forthcoming
work:
MARION, Ala, August 3Oth, 1859.
Rer. c. IT. Wiley, Greensboro, N. G.:
DEAR SIR:-l am in possession of your note bear
ing date August 18TH l am proud to learn that
you entertain favorable views respecting the enter
prise in which am engaged.
If l succeed in placing before the public the
"HstOry of Southern Colleges" shall do no more
than meet the demands of the present age. The
volume from its eXactness of statements and imme-
date information, bids fair to excel any method
heretofore known in publishing the arrangements Of
collegiate exercises to the public. The proposed
publication will serve to penetrate the darkness in
which many of our literary institutions shrouded
and will place in an impartial light the true charac-
ter quality and merits of Southern Institutions.
A prominent characteristic will be prevalent in the
"Hs:ory of Southern Colleges" which will not fail
to please every reader and that is, the volume will
be free from all preudces and sectional partalities.
The manuscript being prepared under the direct care
and supervision of the President and Board of Trns-
tees of the College, there can he no censure resting
upon the articles of different Colleges.
For this reason prefer the Presidents or some
member of the Board to prepare and furnish me
with their manuscript
Yours very respectfully,
CHAS. H. SNEAD.
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MARRIED..

In this City, the Cd ns BY NJ. B. Royser Esq., Mr..
David Hamlet to Miss Elizabeth Nowell-all of Wake
On Thursday, September 3d. the residence of Capt
Charles Mcdowell in Burke county, by Rev. s. c. Roberts,
Hon. Richmond NJ Pearson Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court of Nor'h-Carolna, to Mrs. Mary l.. Bynum
In Rockingham county, N c., Thursday evening" the
18th of September by the Rev. Alfred Norman Mr. K. H.
Way to Miss Luce F. Burton, all of Rockingham county
~ Christian Adnocate D ease copy
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The True Doctrine.

The unanimity which the Democratic press of the
North and South is agreeing upon and announcing
the true doctrine on the subject of slavery in the
Territories, is highly gratifying We think we can
confidently assure our Democratic readers that the
Charleston Convention will adhere to the resolutions
heretofore adopted the subject and that no such
thing as squater Territorial sovereignty will be
interpolated in the platform.
Give the national Democracy their old PLATFORM
a sound man as the nominee for President, and a
straight contest with Seward and victory will again
perch on their banner Every step which initiates
against these results is to be deprecated and WILL
in the end, injure the Democratic cause.
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Speech of Senator Chestnut, Of South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 20, 1s5s.-The Courier con-
tains Senator Chestnuts speech delivered at Camden
s. c., yesterday He discourses politics generally,
favors Southern unity and the development of the
resources of the South repudiates agitation and the
opening of the slave trade, and opposes Senator
Douglas points about unfriendly Territorial legisla-
ton.
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NOTICE..

NONEY MADE Is MONEY SAVED!
NA 100 SACKS FINE SALT FOR SALE!
The Subscriber has in Store large and general assort
ment of FAMILY GROCERIES. with large assortment
of best Plantation Shoes Also, large lot of Cotton Bag
gin and Rope together with assortment Of one and two
horse PIougbs Corn Shelters Hay and Shuc Cutters &c
All the above goods will be sold low for cash, usual
time to punctual paying Please call and
anime before buying elsewhere. l..
JORDAN WOMBLE,
4th door North side Hargett Street.
Raleigh, October 4, 1888. s6-tf.
P. S.-Best Old and Common Liquors for sale by the
Barrel Gallon o Quart.
Best Family Flour always on hand J.W.
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NORTH-CAROLINA stare FAIR.

10y AN ARRANGEMENT WITH THE RAILROAD
ID Companies of the State, the Live Stock Implements
and other articles for exhibition at said Fair will be
ported to and from Raleigh free of charge
Passengers will be charged full price in coming to the
Fair but will be furnished with return tickets without
charge.
MI. JOHN r. HARRISON, Agent of the Society," will attend
the Depot in Raleigh and have all articles marked fur
NorthCaina Fair taken thence to the show grounds
the expense Of the Society.
~ WILSON W. WHITAKER, Secretary.
October 4, 1859. S6-tdf
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go = I.
T HE n A r X e T 81
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

.... . OC10DB1 H. loov.'
COTTON-Hs Eritsa more freely during The week and
prices have deehed, ssaes Fuestay It lO39@l9M, ana
afterwards ranging down to lo cestsat xhich s were
made on Thursday. - -. Il.
FLOUR-The iecsipts ha~e not besi d large tais see
as last, though fully eqaal TO the demands We reducs o
tstions, sales Of Super. OF Friday at &s 30.
SPTS TURPT-Sales were made in the early part OF
the week at Al CENTS Afterwards bwer figures: 20 cents
seems to be the market price, though several lots IL extra
order large bbs changed hands Friday higher
BACON AND LARD-ln 6air demand at le@fSc. for
Bacnn. and 13@l4c for Lard. -
CORN-Not much arriving, sales ~ easily msds a.
81 ~ per bushe.-Grolisian.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
OcrosEE I, 1859;
TURPENTINE-Sales this morning of l4O bbls. at u
for virgin and yellow dip per $50 fbs
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-l,OO0 bills changed hands
this morning at 48 cents per gallon. ,F.
No sales reported in Resin or Tar
COTTONA lot Of 10 bales (new) sold yesterday at llB
cents per b. for middling.
FIOU Sale yesterday of small lot at Is Is per bbl
for super6ne.-oIour.
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FINE ToBACco.-We are under obligations to Mr..
E. A. Whitaker for sample of chewing tobacco,
manufactured at Hillsborough by Messrs. Webb &
Whitfield. This is choice article. 1t is pure, clear
of grit, and Of mild and pleasant taste.
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"a The Treasury receipts for the week ending
Monday, Sept 26th, were $l,590,OOO. The drafts
paid amounted to 1,4Os, OOO and the drafts issued
to $s4s,OOO. The amount subject to draft was
S. 1863 459, an increase over last week of more than
1858. OOO or a million within the last two weeks. r.
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LATEST FROM EuRoPE.-We have three day later
intelligence from Europe by the Hungarian.
Great activity prevailed in England in fitting out
the warlike expedition against China
The general political news is unimportant. .
Cotton was dull and little lower. Flour was
firm at a small advance.
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~ The attention of Chairmen of Common
Schools and others is invited to the advertisement
in the Standard of to-day of the Fall distribution
of the School fund
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NORFOLK MARKET.

By MPHEETERS GHlSELlN,
Wholesale Grocers F0rwardimg Commission Aerehdnts
OCTOBER !, 1859.
FLOUR-The market this week has shown considerable
animation and 900 bbls including $500 Nor
folk City Mills Super has changed hands, principally for
shipment $aI for s. F. and is for Extra The stock OF
N c. in market very small with scarcely any arriving
1t may be quoted at $5Z9a for s. F. $6@6H for Extra,
WHExT-Red 81 o5@l 10; White 81 ao@l 30 Guam
tty arriving too little to supply the home demand
COTTON receipts Of new so far very light and the
market inactive. We quote nomnay loH@ll1Szc, as to
quality.
NAVAL STORES-spirits Turpentine in fair demand at
43(d44c. Common Rosin dull at ii 30@l Is; Fine $2I
Tar 81 80.
DRIED FRUIT-The receipts are somewhat increasing,
though BY means large yet Apples are in good DE-
mand at 81 3S@l a. Peaches dull at 80 5O@3 70 for
peeled Fl 5O(0l Is for unpeaed.
LME-Thos scarce cargo sales at $780,. from yard s5c@
GUANO-Peruvian s5s per ton; less than one ton Sc.
per tb.
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SECOND CRop OF PEARs-John B. Johns, ESQ.,,
has handed us some pears which are Of second
crop the present season. The first crop came OF
about the first Of July. Those of the second crop
are well maturcd and quite good.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

REPORTED BY n Y. MARTIN, BROTHER CO.
.-.' OcToBER ], 1859.
TOBACCO-We furnish below the inspection Of Tobacco
in Petersburg for the year ending this day. from which
will be seen there gsn Of 925 bids as compared with
last and the result ia very gratifying when it is re-
membered that at most other points the inspections are
less than they were last year:
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TOBACCO STATISTICS Stock of tobacco on hand in
New York October LIST 1859, Hogsheads 11,217;
stock on hand some time last year, II IA. Show
of 54 hogsheads. York Journal Of Commerce.
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ILLINOIS, The Democrats of the 9Th District have
nominated Hon. John A. McClernand for Congress.
Mr.. McClernand served in the House some six or
sever! years ago. .,.....
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MARION, ALA, September, 1859.

MAklON, Ala, ocpIcHnDcr, looS
To the President and Board Of Trustees ef-:
DEAR SIRs:-I am engaged in an enterprise in
which I have met with hattering encouragements.
l am endeavoring to place before the public Work
to be STYLED "The History of Southern Colleges"
There seems to be great demand in the South
for such work. as there are many Colleges, male
and female of the first grade in the Southern States
not known to majority of persons residing in these
States. Persons desiring to give their sons and
daughters Collegiate Education are often embarras
sed in consequence Of knowing little or nothing
about Southern Colleges. work containing the
history of each Southern College in good standing
contending with such difficulties. have visited
several of the frstgrade Colleges South, and the
Presidents are preparing for publication history Of
their respective Colleges setting forth the founder
rise and progress of each the religious condition
and future prospects of the College, also the health
fitness and location land various facilities; the com
mencement and close of the College exercises, and
other items of importance connected with the Inst-
tuition. 1t is expected that accurate yet concise
history will be given, embracing from three to ten
pages Of an 8 vo. volume.
The Compiler is anxious that the work should 60
to press by the first of January $780, SO that it may
be ready for distribution by the first Of March, A
fee of ten dollars Ito accompany the manuscript is
thought to be moderate for inserting the history OF
each College, embracing from three to ten pages
copy will be sfnt to each College gratis. l hope
you will furpf me with the history land with a
plate for an Engraving if possbe) of your College
your Garlic t convenience. An Immediate answer
is desired .
am {ery Respectfully,
}Your obedient servant
CHAS H. SNEAD
az As it is very difficult for me to obtain a
Catalogue Of the Southern Female Colleges you will
confer great favor by furnishing me with list Of
these in 20 ur State. By this means shall be able
to obtain correct list
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WHEREAS, THE SUM OF $4,000 AND
w upwards has been subscribed, and IS 90 on the
share paid in $50cOo in the Dan River Coaied Rail
road Company, the general Commissioners. therefore,
give notice that meeting Of the Stockholders in said Com
pany will be held in the town of Wentworth, N. c.,
Saturday the 5h day Of November 1885, for the purpose
of organizing said Company eIectug Directors, President
&C. ...
GEO. D. BOYD, 10
ED. T. BRODNOX.
JEO. H. DILLARD, !
G L. AIKEN, z
ROBT. B. WATT, 8
WIN D. BETHEL, IS
VIM B. CARTER,
JAMES REYNOLDS &
JOSEPH W. NEAL, s.
F. L. SIMPSON,
8. +. ADAMS, >
October 4, 1859. 40-wtd.
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The NAVAL AcADEMY.-The Secretary Of the Navy
has recently made arrangements for the reception Of
an additional number of active midshipmen at the
Naval Acaderny-from thirty to forty of them
Members of Congress from districts which have been
the longest time without appointments as far back
as 1856 will be requested to make nominations Of
youths for admission, in accordance with the exist
ing law. t-y.t
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New PRovERB.-A thorn in the bush is worth
two in the hand
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~ Prof Bledsoe of the Virginia University,
has declined the Presidency Of the State University
OF Missouri, recently rendered him.
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HARDING'S COLUMN.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
ARRIVING DAILY PER EXPRIss!!

WE HAVE PAID MORE ATTENTION TO THE
heretofore
In the selections Of choice patterns in the superiority Of
make and nist would call particular attention. We
have making up to order large and select assort-
ment Of
Children Suits and Over Sacks, Raglans, &C.,
which cannot but attract the attention Of Parn and
Guardians. ..t
IN THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT, we
are now able exhibit and shall continue 60 through
the season, the most desirable styles Of
Muslin Shirts. Gloves, Silk Ties, &C.,
in the State Remember pay special attention 70 the
sized men, as well medium and other sizes.
Opened this morning. by Express over one hundred
Gents. Silk Ties,
for their and SKILL and their Ties have shape and
finish which the American Tie has not.
In few days shall open one hundred suits Of
Dark Mixed French Cassimeres,
which shall offer the low price of 81 dollars per suit
The leading Clothing Houses in New York sell these suits
at 80 dollars go. -.
We have now making to our order one hundred pairs
Fine Black French Doe Skin Pants,
superior any heretofore sold by usprce doars o"d
Measures taken for Dress Suits by u.s. and perfectly sat
isctory fit guaranteed Our in this branch Of our
business will warrant in saying that cannot be
's TsE b siS 1H{ COAT VEST
COMPANY; No 2aS. Broadway, New YORK nave apponed
in Raleigh Samples Of Vests and Coats be seen at bis
Store, and explanations required will be eheesuly
given. Measures TAKEN and any quality and OF goods
ordered will be made up New York. and delivered here
within twelve days.
THE GREAT INVENTION. CLOTHING WITHOUT
SEAM-We have the way large invoice Of Seam
less COthing These Fabrics all woven in the wool,
without any seam-on the crossibre system, which
bnes the greatest elasticity with the greatest strength
will neither shrink stretch out Of shape nor crack"
Call and examine at l..-.
E L. RARDING'S.
Raleigh, Sept. 70, 1889. H-ly.
RRANDY, WHIsKEY AND WINES
ID Of superior quality for medicinal purposes
81 IREDELL BROTHERS.
April &c. 1889 -a4 A-w&swtE
A LIE AND PORTER #. -
~ 4 fresh snDny iuSta arrived
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NEW VOCAL CLASS BOOK FOR FEMALE
COLLEGES, SCHOOLS, ETC.
VlHE AMERICAN MUSICAL CLASS BOOK; De
Il signed for the Of Female Colleges, Institutes
Semnaries Normal and High Schools containing Eemen-
valuable collection Of Duets Tros and Concerted Pieces
Price 80 cents Is per dozen.
Published by OLIVER D1TSON CO.,
Boston.
October ], 1859. 85-lt
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WT Henry S. Foote, formerly Of Mississippi,
formerly of California still later Of Mississippi, but
now, believe, of Tennessee has taken ground for
Judge Douglas for the Presidency. Foote is pre-
cious specimen in the way Of political consistency
and honesty. In speaking of squatter sovereignty
Mr.. Foote uses the following language: "And now
l should like to know what enlightened friend Of
cicn and RELIGIOUS freedom in this country will call
this doctrine in question:" Now, we should like
to know what enlightened friend Of civil and relig
GUS freedom will not ridicule the idea of Foote, who
took an oath to prescribe the Catholic religion, talk
ing about "religious freedom ?"
Gen. Foote must entertain some deep settled ha-
tired towards Judge Douglas, and is showing it by
espousing his cause. He will do him more harm
than good. The country contains no politician more
unprincpled than Henry S. Foote.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29
To the V0ters Of the ,Sirth Congressional
District.


FAYGrTEyILLE, March q, 1857.
A short time before the expiration Of the SD
Congress IN March, 1855, announced to you my
determination u retire from public life by declining
to be caldida e for reelection to Congress at the
then approaching election in The coming August
4 Democratic convention was called and assembled
Several geRlemcn Of ability and high standing
were presented Tor tho nomination.
Alter several unsuccessful ballots were had, my
name was preeerted, and on The first count OF the
votes it appeared that ] had received very large
majority Of al the delegates composing that body
This was without any sgency or knowledge on ms
pert whateger hut was, under the circumstances.
most faGeliag 10 ne. was informed Of my nom-
inatien and accepted entered the canvass, and The
nomination was rallied and oanfrme BY you at the
baliot>box, by 6 very large majority Al the close
Of the S4h Congress, 10 MARCH, 1867, l returned b
you and without the fornaiiy of a convention,
agsia submitted my name az g candidate for seat
in the Both Congress, no serious opposition was
manifested, or desire for change 10 tbe representa-
Ii N Of The District, prevailed TO any extent that
am aware OF. / was elected without opposition
and have served out the Both Congress, which ex-
pired on the 4th Of The present month. In the two
last Congresses embracing period of four years.
have been absent from the sessions Of the House of
Representatives but one day, and then was alb
sent in cons equence Of eickaess How have dis
charged my duty, the record will show, further ii
does not become me to speak.
an again IN your mlUst, g private CITIZEN with
no personal ambition unqualified more than willing
TO retire from the slrifes and turmoils the eares
anxietiss and exeiiements of political csnvasses,
and high and responsible public station in which
have been actively engaged almost continually for
the last tWenty-four years, and with thu knowledge
that there are other gentlemen in the district Of
ability, and who are worthy of confidence, anxious
to occupy the position Ihave long held, who have
many warm and jealous friends, desirous of their
elevoiiOn, and being myself Democrat, in fact as
well in profession, l have determined TO disem-
bsrrsss them and their friends as far as can by
Withdrawing from the political arena aad declining
10 be candidate for recollection to Congress at the
roschiBg election.
In my retirement | shall never cease to cherish
the undyiag recollection of the many and weighty
obligations Of gratitude an under to the personal
and political friends who have so leng and without
waveriug or shadow of turning, honored, supported
and eonfded in Nor can ever be insen sible to
the kind considerations OF many who though differ
ing with me in political sentiment have reposed in
me their confidence.
In conclusion, permit me to assure you that il is
my moet ardent desire that you may never have
less faithful efficient representative than have
made you, but always an ADLER, and better one.
Very truly, yoar obedient servant,
G. w JoNEs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-29
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