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NOTICE.
T>mE SUBSCRIBER GIVES NUrtcE mar ~ rra.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NOTICE. .
Vu~hE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing beswesa
=, the undersigned under the style and firm Of A. n
Mcrheeers Co., wss this day dissolved By muisa
Martin having disposed Of his interest," the busi.
only. -
A. n. EcPHEETERS,
a.. HENRY GlllSEI.lN,
J. w. MARTIN.
NOTICE.
VIE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Co-part.
- nership under the style aud firm of
McPheeters & Ghiselin,
and will contine the Wholesale Grocery and Cummiaanu
business at the old stand of A. NJ Mcrheeiers Co. Wills
Wharf r. =. - II. ~.
,,... A. n. MePHEETERS,
HENRY GulSELlN.
August 3, 1853.
We beg to call attention to sbove notices. and solicit
continuance Of the favor extended to The old hrm.
We shall keep always hard full and we'll seloo(Od
stock Of all articles in the
! Ssll WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS, -
which will sell the muss accommodating terms; aud
oil eansgnments of FLvv, WAeaf Cbra L6<tss, Nassi
ore or other articles of produce shall have best and
promptest attention. -
McPHEETERS GHiSELIN.
- Wills Wharf.
Norfs'k, August 3, 1858. ss-M
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Law Ccpartnership.
H. w. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
KEAvING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
HI in the practice Of the law in the County C"urts will
attend promptly all business entrusted to their
They will attend the County Courts Of Wake, Johnston
Nash. Franklin, Granville, Person and Orange.
Office Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence Hotel
where the other may be constantly found.
Jan. 9, 1885, ST.
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HIscEIiAuHoua

neMANEN's CELEBRATED surr AND
SCREENING MACHINE.
Ctv1kEN HUNDRED ef wksss kssy S.~~ ssxS 10 sAs
Ailsss snd Hsss~svs II NssskCsssssas ssd H. -.
sAips~d 10 cay past ef Ne Tasted ssssss
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f.
Tue dfscoveFy eg rich and extensive Geld
RegiQna Ia WesGsrn Nebraska, aAd the
certainty that large population will Im-
mediaseiY enkaT upon and settle along tie
EAetsga Slope 81 the Rocky Mountains,
Fsnaars Il impogtank aud even necessary,
that Press aheAaEa ba established kAeFe
Nithgst delay, TO ihauenes and organize
siae aegerslfed maeasss ssea asw rapidly
Eushtng 80 the scene Of enkegpTsxe. Tie
eAaracteE Of This Me@ and impofknht region,
will depend mneh mRam the fnMnancs hE0nRhk
70 bear apon ia carry ssktismenks and 10
Lahusnes Ia ~ pcwsTfnl to dissuasas from
aiscrder, and to eFganixs with aEsass aad
digBaky as Fre4 Press. It's thA pszxpase
q ~ undagaagned, - pErceea Us oHee 70
tie Mlnang Rsgiar. with Press. and Is-
sua tsfe 6Esk No. az We&kiF rzpsx. krnm
sosns point In or neaF tie Mlnln@ Rsgloa.
On or about the &faa al ApFta. xha Rapaf
viii hS called TRk HeeKH Me9MwAKw
Ngws. The Editorial aanaEekn1nk win Be
eon9ueks& mith entsxe Undergraduates sf al
partisan o. psessntaxf eoasidsEa akeass and
and mhi@ ffas fram Al madaA aae aaMhi In
aaenes, Will " 8evskAA shcssaKsEay III the
Wsssern interests ana especially Is Csn-
trail Wesk. Rsliahsa e0sxespondsNss will
% saGMsd 10 sxaTy lznpssa6hk Mlnlng Re-
gaan ard information collected with raFas
sss T. saaaif sx&snk and Fiehnsaas aaa also
shsir AgYtenlsaral and Csmsnerelai ResczE-
ees. Special zksenskaa VII BE paid to b.
eszzaAnia@ kha EaNaIk az sslEahss AElrvsYH
faR Eamaa thspzwh The Msmnatmamas end psf
kleufakly for the Maln Csnkxal KEank &
paeiAg Rail Read. IL wnghs all that
will Be unskaE q TIE stranger ln forming Q
correct askimsts az sks AzlmfM& Regi0a end
iIs ufUaneekss eashMg fNr MlnkAg. NaEmsng,
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NEW AND CHEAP Conn
MUCK Oils n On


.amasuM Would call the Hk4antInnns
Toe psepis . 4 aEiiIs and =. "a
ieanfns eeun Bee ke the a., 81
kszak kheT haps eomEle1ei their -
h0asa and have Just seeaiyed aaJ - S'sr'
o. tie largest and nacss varIa5 sl ra1sa One
"a naw geaass sxsK bs0ig to ,gs,tsrr ~ liasEt
Oar assoFtE@a& Of Dry &C.,. t tOSG
AHass iesa and RoEelgn manufacture -. 81
eempistA A. viii be found In the ws 80 =
ecunGry. ts ' "ea'sn
AmengcTr gF.ssstss may be found
20 hdd. y. O. sagar,
6ClaTik@d, dc
a so sack Rio CoEFee,
80 chests Pea, assorts5
zoe 9,A& 6ab koxsd Tea.
go s.xks @ A. Salt,
100 harEpIa IA. do
zoe saekb Dairy do
~ barrels Molassss,
20 he d. Syrup,
100 BeA-stsadS, all pattsy..
Bareass sabb0aFds, tn safes chat.
gss, mattresses, sSaAds, &c, &c. 'i'o
100 cock and hssttag stoves, all p,t.r.
and sizes. P~''sia
aee k3es Mails, assorted,
DOSfs, wihdOw-sash, blinds, paint, nil
&c. @a ~--'' "
ID O o rs AND SHORs
We have sixty cases, ali sort ,n5
seEaa. And every thing else thst ~ ~.
fOund In storss this side Of 81 Ioais n =
hsasT Fase ay Asa aud shs Rtfiurs sf 9 =
m9nY bushes houses throughout tbs 80
have shown to as the necessity of 80
pay down basinsss. Therefore, ". -.
adopted the par down business and bV -.
meaaA we hepa 70 oEer such Ia dacgrnsbtII1,.
those that Wish to pay down for good, fhg
Eas1 VA sursly pafeh&ss. 49,
B. deing kkfSEixa Of 4 business. va.
nos sahjsst te loss, by bad debts and o,t.
tgsssa which surely folIswB after credit,
We 60 not pretend to say as Eebrasks ~
and Omaha City aess, that ours Is rHE sIs.
g lansss g&gF sssnev, hzsE we do say we VI
give yea more goods for your money. I'm,
any other house west fist. Louis,
Cah aaa sxamiRe--no trouble 10 sb7V
Gcaaa kamsnhsE the sign Of the Cha,
Cab DEore, Glsnwood, Iowa.
~ We hay dry hidns, furs, psltris
eoTns wheat safs, haron, pork, wax, saIIoE
Re- &a. sst hiEhest priess.
july 81, 1859 vsa2lp
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sEEAM EERRK
FL0RE nee!



lssna Is now Fanssaz. asa VII
l e1msaaask s raa AsIzpeer I,sn !.
| Il snnes and fAa essEasafs ahcrm
ak AIz szslEsl fg0sa sNn xlsa u u son set. wT.sg
G8sa @zsss uX sael8aka6n.
The NEBRASKA ID q frs& Fase kaas
with perverted maehinery, huiH exsseanNlg
kor feFYying on she Mfssoarl Riyek' sverv.
ehang se0at her il rev and b exesalans al
der
Ehs yin net carry twsasy-ay waaous
and tszns at a time, nor tso hunaFea k.aa
Of Eaakle, hak eaa eeavsnxenkkv carry III
wagoua and tsaaas d j trip aad saEEIs aIli
ether atoek In psnpcsSion.
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90 kamAgsd fest miAe viii aask BaNzsssu.
and rock houRd sAozes o. swsA ukSsaA -
f6etiY elaaM @f aH oA@&xasSE cad 8aaa
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win be done at an points % gha hi idnnsEgas
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pzayl call tbs etksasxnn e Is s. sc IS 4
TINA tables wa haYa mAnas aasK a5ker. "a
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times, azszn he rising 81 ia sss<Is.s 81 -
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ID exeskleAks and fz1m Kisess,ek &, - 800
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better Ian any @EAaF rnsafa.
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AMG8H&K~W&&&N& MM A&G8s
-n1REcT oRa-
Hon, G. .. saggsnk. K. b. Bowprs Ess
Jno. p. Cock, Esa. y. W.. Wiley, Csc
L. s. visls, EHa. 2. Msgwin, Esa,
]. M. DaizeIl, SAG. y. III. GTlEgs, Eaq
I. P. Coates, Ksq. H. u. susash. BAD
= M caaaoaa Rssp =, n. Ras4ens Eaa.
-rAGuExT-
jos. C. LaFzz, Prof. at Book Kespin& 81
Mathematies.
". !. Pa4rr, PreR q PsaaaAsAsp ans
Beck Keepirg.
W, RIEeRs Prof e asgmsn language.
-Esc1uAERs---
y, L. saaEsYs Esd, and ether aba lee.
surafs.
The design Of this fasEitnkiea is 20 IN.
part 20 papfla Q eOmpless Theoretical
kuowisaxs of the sezsAes se Aeeoaate, and
at tks amsne Rinmeta give khesn shQraagh
enuraa az praefSes II @SkMa2 @sek kaNFsases
~ hraellx every varsity 81 AasiAesB srans-
1880. e wel4 Is C1mtnsreSAi CaseRia@
ksame. Ranlnsss CoxaaspWA9enea ana Msxr
namfks@ Lag, and the Course Ii - @DMpFep
hsastya - nat q Any other gnafieusa1n u
the West.
The course Ia
PEEMANBMIp
La aAdag taa lmaaesaiMaa ump@FvaBaDm al AEs.
NJ n. Pratt, wla seek tks Nrsminms esx
PsnmaAsAlp and Card W gsklmg. AZ Ehs iask
Ssass FslEs aaA sAzlz u sxssElsa " anas
&aBs or Vi aass
- Laaaaeaps ana PHapsssaFs Hsass~
ing, and TIE eoanplaks aTek6sm Is
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Sc. JOSEPH. .s.... ..........s....R NO,
We hass % haad large lot os Rse;ikse
3 haskays 3 Superior ar1cfs. Tree fTeE
stFs elniRes tOAaeeo or amy poisohoas drugs
q A&niksEati6ns which w advance the
price Of ff0m this day, yet coakinae to Of.
feg 20 WkaieaRie deahezs aE rates that will
Feuaaz tbs RarehAns of TIE article In zhy
oshaF maFket, less 70 the hnPsrtsE.
We viii sal al prices, and on sueh Fss.
EonMhaa tsEnn. ~ will enahle tlSnss whO
peszxalxs uax sskxbl lshasaae b defy al
eezpszfsiess - !. -. -,
Mss. a, y26e. Ia
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- pxxkscniAF attsaksea "a q e passklaw
up knysleiaas ordsEs ana rrssexi6kaong
- panaily compcands and prepare
taCas &C ell KIN H.
- We invite khDsa wfshang askieles
In our line 10 eail, as We feel assurea khat
We can make Il 70 shaEr aaksrsss e par
ahaae &c ga.
May 2s-is6s Il
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&KWUNG AMERICA .
STEAM MILLS

Z
FTlHE undsrsagnsd hass pAsxhksad, asss ase
a ncw PsaksLng fn Snsnpas<e os&Aw. ths
steam Fl0uring anA Saw mlIls, Esxa mflee
wsat u tails city, Eprmarly gwnea BY kAe
MessTs. yeHseys, and win Il 3 ESw aavn Be
prepared 10 Gfnaah nny assaraa as22sss q
Lander, and aise bosh msrehaat and eoaTls
vgrindiags Las haiFs eqnaa@has aRa safia-
TEy manner,
wouId scy 10 ths Farmers dat ne
mt de- right, and net oaly gain. but
keep sabtnm and geod VIII. We wsah
@0esD KsasaAeHs % Vgheag.
Nd - equal saoahk az e1wn. foF whieh
tw4ii pay the highest casa Price.
- 4 krat rate aFkiEla 81 FIguE and
Meal win be constantly kept on hand toy
GALS
By inaastTys sconomy aad adisposstiaa
aser to ohliga, We kops = liza aad nroznsr
with ths citizens &c Ehis REGION.
an q rows,
k1AS- 10e.1 q
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NJ. 1apMssON,
Wbstssgls DsaIeT Is ForSiga 4 Domai
- ~w

a j G. II . H -,
No iss SoukA Water g., Chicago, a.
Dssir0as % reducing NY stock, an q.
tsxing It VeTy low Tor Casa, OF Ia easA,
balance In town Ioks ~ Lands adjosaisg
Council Blgas--kftIe Hanss BE claar ara ff,,
eran all incamhranee. address "a above,
|ears Post 0ases Bog go maTieu3
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1865 &fNS&& ~ ~ M W &4a 49,
WILL akksad 70 sass seleesSam - aoea-
w tea e Lands - Waslexn Low -
MsAfaska kha nAEzaaak e kaxes Cd, landa
q ee4ssssazas SOD - Eallsetisa andre.
Ralkfasss a& asasmE
EFERENOEsa
z. 8AAk - kssssAaxkAs Exehnasa Baak,
MassFs- KEazzsF = Estn, AEsssYs. q Halmes'
. aamss Wills Aceshes EGG. Wm. III Ra~
aa8s Ea3&gAlMs VT
Mensag akaas Bank al Brownsvsile rrank.
In Eznk m WssAinxtsn. "a. Z
EaazssExzes . n e. IL nzlsxmeRs.
MakzSMssxA &hBzmNH MaaA. 8anRrw. -
3 BzN Meesxx MehsR3 nxras = -.
MARAk z1z& - Mazzsn Pasev. 80.
Mllss Whlkss Esq.. Ba1tEmore.
1na. zAezsRsea, kaa.s MeM Kaxk.
Ms8srs- Caleb Cope n Co. PhfaadaIphiM,
3aN. n Andassea o O.. Maears. Pags q
Mseaa, L@knF, Reniek q Co. ii. "a y5StsFf
&C.. Messsn Hryas Il zsru., o. lsoais
g N0Mna8 HsnA. VIZ
llam8 o NA M8yt HneFAhaa a. c. Hcn.
Tzoap n. nankozs jF-s Eewm-
u. q " Inssranee Ca. Caaxks 3 IL. Bank.
1aesA Same Ed Hsm- 8. r. Loz2n, Col.
Jso. WIlliAms. SpFiagasA, HIla.
HaA. Ym &rewz Lee Rsehmrd YMses,
3. 3 axhssz Zoo Seen 3. II. n AyeSs
. Ca, Jsekssasl1le, Ma.
Msg %, 's7-IY
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Forwa rsling = Cenanalssiea HEercIaanes,
ssAas WnolzsAla azrAH pzalansn ~ -
STIPLI AND PiheY Dry Geeps!
aooTs smess HATS OARs All KEsDs
EROUx@xx1R@.
Oatftting Goods and Miners Implements,
Esphana d, mrsaaway
ooUrxoII. BLUFFS, IOWA. a4
We established Mercande House Western Iowa hayi
Regular Quitting establishment since 1850!


NECESSARY ron rmE EHzaRANT AND MINER
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saR Raaens Meaaeames

on ths day, 10 whleh We aspssaaIIy Envfta
The attsation of the aizieAaa. Esery aYs
tiels sold By us is wsTranka
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-11
The Revolt at Aarper's Ferry.

We give place this week to long and in
teresting account Of the revolutionary, at
tempt at Harpers Ferry. We say revolution
airy, because it was in no sense of the word a
negro insurrection. Not single slave was
engaged in it and it is Therefore the height of
absurdity to style it negro insurrection.
Tremendous as the sensation produced by
this affair has been, the fact is indisputable
that only twenty men in the whole Union were
found to engage in it. If any others shall be
implicated as aiders and abetters, they have
not been quite insane enough to embark their
fortune in it. and are on that very account the
more cupable, because they cannot plead the
excuse of downright madness.
No human or reasonable man will for a mo-
ment sympathise with this effort to ineite ser
vile insurreetion no reasonable man could an
ticipate its success; and it argues utter igno-
rance of the circumstances, and of history, to
expect good results from it, even if successful.
The cause of emancipation has no worse enc
mics then these men. They disparage the cause
of liberty by their bloody conspiracies, and
bring odium and suspicion upon its friends.
Two classes of men will rejoice at this de-
plorable folly, viz the misguided men who
set them upon the bloody work, and the Dem
ocratic demagogues who, at any sacrifice of
the peace of the South they profess to love so
well, are ready to turn it into political capital.
The Douglas organ of this city is of this class.
1t has been God-send to all such reckless pol
iticians, and their only regrets are that it did
not occur two weeks sooner, SO that its effects
might have been felt upon the October cleo
-tions. The hue and cry they now raise, pre-
tending to believe that the Republican party
is responsible for Browns schemes, is got up
IN a spirit of unmitigated demagogueism.-
The Washington States, the Constitution
newspaper, the New. York Herald, Express,
Day Book. and other kindred sheets, are per-
sistently charging this affair to the Republ-
can party They know that their assertions
are false, libellous, and incendiary but they
have caught at it like drowning man at straw
and they will persist in it, though they know
its tendency is to produce the very conse-
quences they pretend to deprecate. They in
still into the minds of the slaves the belief that
the great and powerful Republican party is
ready to trample on the Constition and the
rights of the States in the effort to liberate
them, even although it should involve the ex-
termination of the white race. This falsehood
well stuck to, they think, will produce re=ac-
ton in favor of the Black Democracy and
they reck not if it should cause the very in
surrectionary spirit which they profess to share.
National Era.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-11
Earper's Ferry.

This town. the present seat of excitement, is
situated at the confluence of the Shenandoah
and Potomac rivers, in Jefferson county. Vir-
ginia. At this point, in some distant age OF
the past, the river forced its way through the
Blue Ridge and the natural scenery is very
grand and attractive. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad passes through the gap, and the town
is irregularly built around the base of lofty
Mills 1t has fourished since the railroad was
established, and contains several churches, a
furnace, hotels, Touring mills, manufacturing
establishments, besides national armory and
arsenal, employing $50 hands, making 10000
muskets annually, and keeping on hand con-
stantly some 10000 stand of arms. 1t would
seem formidable enough to put down an insur-
rection of Is whites and > negroes, without
calling into requisition the military force of
two States, the District of Columbia, and the
National Executive.
The Ohio and Chesapeake canal passes by
Harperis Ferry and it is the northern termin-
us ofthe Winchester Railroad. 1t is l6O miles
north of Richmond and 50 miles northwest of
Washington City.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-11
Newspaper Publishing.

y veteran editor, after an experience of a
quarter Of a century, gives us his opinion of
the common honesty of mankind. Hear him {:
We have tried the business more than the
eighth of century, and regret to say that our
estimate of the aggregate honesty of mankind
has been considerably lowered. There is a
great deal of latent, undeveloped rascaity in
the race, and if man has any of its compost
tion he is sure to exhibit it when his newspa-
per subscription becomes due Within the
last twelve or fifteen years we have been en-
gagged in the business, we have lost enough
money through the rascality of our customers
to make a man of moderate desires rich -
Many of those who owe us these small amounts,
from So to $50, are rolling in wealth and could
pay any day in the year if they wished to do
so. Many others belong to the migratory
tribe, who are here to-day, and in Texas or
California tomorrow. Others belong to a
class quite numerous, who write to the editors
to send them papers and they will pay when
they gather their crop or do something else,
but payday never comes; and finally after
sending the paper four or five years, it is ascer-
tanned that they never were worth a snap =
Another class Of losses grows out of the neg
ligence of postmasters. A subscriber, after
taking paper six months or year, leaves the
country without giving the editor notice, and
after four or five years have elapsed he happens
to meet with the postmaster who most mag
unanimously informs him that his subscriber
has gone to " parts unknown and if he wish
es to get any pay for his paper he had better
stop it Or after suffering the paper to come
two or three years, he writes to the editor that
for the second or third time he will inform him
that the paper is not taken out, &c.
These losses, and various others we might
refer to, absorb the profits of the business to
such an extent as greatly to discourage those
engaged in it.
/" Although we have had our full share of
nom paying subscribers, and have been worse
swindled than any other publisher we know,
we take much pleasure in saying that we have
on our books the names of many gentlemen
whose punctuality through a long series of
years-always paying in advance-entitles
them to be rated as the salt of the earth.'-
Oh for an increase of the number.
Occasionally, some one long in arrears,
moved by tardy sense of justice, pays his
long ng-standing Indebtedness. We regret that
these cases are so rare" r.-