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sud Saturday. EXTRA COACHES ssa HACKS russSy
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nURRAHi HuRRAuii
THE INV SPRING AID 9u19K1 GOODS
HAVE ARRIVED.
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vttsixcsus ssssss aAtsses. ~ G.
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or s<sn IN prcss and quAsie 10 The stale sh
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than any other 6ru. IN this say Other PisesS
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leave my STORE pleased and sssss6vd
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and bays bSo,s ssd SAs Hats. Caps saa evsss fsssss
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rage, Tslnss. lsups. rnnss secseh VsxksssA hs.A
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f.raspls. &c.
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THE NORTH.CAROLINA FORM BOOK.
A N IMPROVED EDITION OF THIS VALUABLE
~ work recentlY puhahsd hI H. n Tufnas Rale;eA

THE NORTH.CAROLINA FORM BOOK.
A IMPROVED EDITION OF THIS VALUABLE
work recently pablishsd BY Il. D. Turner Raleigh,
g. printed on socd paper. and Substantially bond .
sw CALI II contains Forms" u al thoss lcsal iussyv
ments which people have occasion 70 use and b isAine
also guide 70 Justices Of the P.es sAss Csks Coo
stables Crroness, School Commissssa Ae. Be- Which
are sdded The Constitution OF AID the un
ed States an account Of the principal ocs q The State
and OF the Counties titles of addrsss Be- &C. PuYnishsd
At the unparalleled low price Of dollar (bs.e ne
cheapest book ever offered for as) When sess b. nail
IN extra charge Of 20 CENTS win Be required to cuves post.
ags On thS edition. ibers Discount made to those Who
buy to ell again. Published and sold vholssaIe spd n.
tail BY
H. D. TURNER,
rsl q The North Cardiac Bod Ssor. Raje;sA
And ~ j.. b uPPlNCOIT q CO.
z.t a and HAYES 3 ELL
thiladsapAsa
And By 4. g. BARNES CO.
&C.,, : ~ -, s5rsssfss Nsv Yosk.
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nOXNING,e LANn1CAfR 0ARDRMNc
AND RURAL ARCHITECTURE saath B0iioo-
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JONES' WHITE SULPHUR AND C0Atv.
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MOUNTAIN SCENERY.
V1NHE SCENERY Of THE MOUNTAINS OF WEST.
l. ern North-Carolin.. &C.: By Henry Z Colsoo.
For sale BY
II. d. TURNER,
N. G. Book Stnrs
Raleigh. April g. 1859. "a
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THOS. CA L L ANsS
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6RRcHAM8 4A1I08,
PAYs.rsvIlaS SIssss. RAix,su. n. G.,
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rspscfruLlY Calls faE AfIErIox o. PuR-
u, ehassrs to bic Spring ssylsoi
Clothing and Plumbing Geeds
lust arrived with extensive essnrseut 1T Frsuee ee
English Cloths and Csrsimvres Vestoes. DC, when vm
services Of the must skdl Meeha6cs to make them ep
the most approved ssAun Work done With usansss s"e
quick dispatch.
and customers. and hope continuance u the sane:
April s. 1857. SH-W
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tAse AlnANACr GRATIS,
SIND - VOTE AppEESS ed 20 90 s.sw~s h
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The FALL TRADE.--Our merchants, W c

THE FALL TRADE.--Our merchants, W c
perceive, are beginning to return from mar.
ket where they have been purchasing their
Fall and Winter supplies. Mr.. Jones Crock
EFT, it will be seen, 'advertises in this paper
that he is receiving his stock, selected by
himself in the Northern markets. The
sooner the ladies' and the public generally
make their calls, the greater will be the VA.
riety to select from A word to the wise,
&c.
Mr.. Hasseltne and Nr. Mayer have also
returned. These gentlemen will doubtless
soon advise the public through this medium
of what they have been doing
Our friends at Pleasant Hill are nothing
behind the Village. They too, it viii! be
seen by their advertisement. are receiving
their supplies and invite call from their
large circle of customers.
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Physicians are generally 10th to speak
word in praise Of what are called "patent med.
icines." Indeed, it is an article in the code Of
medical ethics that physician who sanctions
the use o. such remedies cannot be considered
member of the National Association. But
there are exceptions to the most stringent rules,
and many of the disciples Of Esculapius have
actually been compelled. by the force of facts,
to recommend the use of DIR. J. H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS, for those diseases which
are particularly prevalent du ring the summer
and fall. They have ascertaincd that there are
no remedies in the pharmacopia which can
compare with this wonderful compound for
arrangement of the system. Thousands Of
families residing along the low grounds OF the
Western and Southern rivers, are now convin-
ced that they have found medicine peculiar
ly adapted for their ailments, while in other
portions of the country, during the summer
months, the demand for tho article is equally
large. Sept.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
rB- See advertisement in another column.
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Obituary.

Departed this life on the 18th inst, Dir.
w. NJ. VAUGHN, 10 the twenty y-fourtb
wear OF his age. after long and protracted
illness. lie left kind and afive;ionate
wife and one child, together with a large
connection and friends to mourn their loss.
Another admonatory instance that in the
midst of life we are in death, and the i'm.
portance of attending TO the solemn adno.
milton Of our blessed saviour, to be found
alike the wise virgins with oil in our YES.
sells" aad tho "failhfnl servant found wait.
ing for the coming of his Lord" and "what
| say unto you ] say unto all-watch."
Although he had never made public
profession Of his faith, yet he appeared to
be willing TO depart this life, but nantes.
ted great concern for his wife and child,
which was perhaps, the last link of the chain
which connected him to this world, and a
sick bed repentance may be unto eternal
life, yet we think in perfect health Is the
most p'opitious time to attend TO the con.
Germs Of the same, while freed from pain
and the disordered state to which the mind
is subjected. A FRIEsp.
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The McKenna Will Case.

We concluded our remarks under this
head last week by stating the fact of the
examination Of two Of the subscribing wit
nesses to the viii, before the Ordinary on
Tuesday morning. These witnesses being
present, the parties agreed upon taking their
testimony and thus save them from the
trouble ard Inconvenience Of coming up
again on the 9th inst, the day appointed
for the next Court of Ordinary for the trial
Of this cause. AS many of our readers
have signiiied their desire TO have this case
reported through the Ledger, W propose to
crafty them as far as we are able. Our
space will not allow US to furnish the tes-
timony in detail. We will furnish an ab-
stract of so much of the testimony Of the
two witnesses examined On Tuesday as bear
directly upon the execution of the Will
and Codici.
Alexander A. Allemong, the FIRST witness
sworn, is BY profession lawyer and co.
partner of c. b. Nor,hrop, Esq, one of the
Executors of the Will. About the time of
the execution of the Will, Mr.. McKenna
was in attendance upon The Secession Con-
vention in Charleston, as n delegate from
Lancaster District This Convention met
in May 1851. For several days prior to
the execution Of the VIII. McKenna had
been frequently in the Office of Northrop a.
Allemong consulting about the same
These consultations were entirely with the
senior partner-Northrop. After several
of these conferences, Northrop handed to
the witness draft of the Will with ess
copied it and the instrument in question is
his copy. The first draft he thinks was
destroyed. When McKenna came in next
after the Will was prepared, il was reid
over to him in witness presence. lie
said it was satisfactory and wished It exc.
cuted. Witness then left the Office TO look
for witnesses--doe not remember at whose
instance he did so. The Office of Northrop
g. AlIemong was on Broad street, No IT.
Below on the first floor, was the Store of
Messrs Dawson e. B.ackmon. Witness
went down into this store, saw Joseph Daw-
|son and James Michael Tyrrell in conyer-
'sation and asked them to 60 up and witness
WILL. They assented and the three went
up together. Found MeKenna and Nor
throp in the room with this paper before
them. The two last, with the three wit
nesses, were the only persons in the room.
Northrop in the presence of all read the
attestation clause to the Will, and witness
impression Is that McKenna then acknowl-
edged his signature--is certain that he eth
er acknowledged or signed. His impres-
sion 10 that he acknowledged bis signature,
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Mr.. EpIToR.-I notice in the last number
Of your paper, that some kind friends have
nominated me rs n candidate for Sheriff of
this District at the next election. feel in
deed grateful, not only for the manifestation
of kindness hereby shown me, but also for
many solicitations that | have had from
friends in different portions of the District
in reference to this matter. But there are
several considerations, which constrain me,
particularly at this time, to decline to run.
Some of which ] feel it my duty to set forth
through the columns of your paper. am
yet young, comparatively speaking, and it
might be asking too much of the people to
desire their suffrages now, in as much as
there are already two other candidates pub.
licly announced, who Q feeD have higher
claims upon the District. Men too, who,
at the call of their country, severed the ties
that bound them to families and friends, and
marched off in defence of the honor and
rights of their country, TO meet the enemy
on foreign soil. Both the gentlemen. to
whom ! have ahusion We're Volunteers in
the Mexican war, and both rendered efficient
services amid the perils ard dangers of that
bloody campaign. And now when they
ask a favor of their country, it is not con-
genial with my feelings at this time, after
due reflection, TO make any opposition.
must, however, return my thanks and
Acknowledgements for the polite announce
ment, made in your paper, and also for the
encouragement so generally given me ty
my friends in different parts of the District
II. J. HANCOCK.
Sept. Goth 1859
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RoDBERy.-We were shown on Satur-
dey last, n box Of valuabl- Drv Goods, AZ
the Store of Messrs. a. NJ IL X KRNxE
DY, shipped at New York, via Charleston,
for Camden, from which over two hun
dred dollars worth had been stolen. Signs
Of the box having been opened before it
reached its destination we've plainly visi.
be. In the place Of fine cloths and cas-
sinners, which had been taken out. a
quantity Of old floor mating, old cloths,
DC, were found. 1t is difficult TO locate
the robbery, but certainly robbery has
been committed, and Messrs. KENNEDY
must hold all the parties responsible who
have had anything to do in its convey.
ance from New York hence Camden
Journal.
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The next State Fair.

Our Columbia exchanges publish the pro-
ceedings of public meeting held in that
city, 10 devise measures for increasing the
accommodations in anticipation of the large
number Of persons expected at the next an
nual State Fair. Suitable resolutions were
passed looking to that object. This is as it
should be for without an assurance of
more extended arrangements than wele af.
forded last year, many who would be pleased
10 attend the next Fair would be de.
tered from going.
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EMBROIDERY.

French embroidered collars. undersIeeves,
Jaconet and swiss edgeings and Incertings l..
T. handkerchiefs, full assortment, &c.
Shawls, blankets, kerseys and plains, cot
ton oSnabnrgs, white and striped. Clothing,
n very complete assortment Hats, Boots
ana Shoes, full assortment. Hardware,
Crockery, Iron and Steel, all the kinds usu.
ally required for plantation and other pur.
poses, &c.
The undersigned would embrace this op.
Portunity OF returning thanks 10 his friends
ana Gus toners for the liberal patronage he
has already received at their hands, and by
striet personal attention to business, would
respectfully invite continuation Of their
custom. The above stock is complete in
all its various departments aud will be sold
10" iof .asf, of 10 prompt CUSTOMERS Oil
Time Call and examine for yourselves
fon may find II to Your interest to give mo
place in your Memorandum
JONES CROCKETT.
Sept. 81, 1889. sa-tf
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LEDGER.

taken temporary residence there for edu.
cationa purposes and convcnicnccs. My
visit to Princeton was pleasant and agreea-
bic. made the acquaintance of the Pres
idcnt, DR.. Mclean, and found him altogeth.
or agreeable. He is | believe, a Bachelor
Dofacto, in addition to his other appella-
tons and degrees.
Sweet potatoes ST. per bushcl. Purchas-
ers insisting on reduction IN price.
"LONG GRABS"
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I was attended through the Toombs by

I was attended through the Toombs by
one of the Police. lie was very polite and
communicative. | made him promise be.
fore going in, he would not lock me in
there. He was "Mason" not of the Nor
gan order and conducted me out again.
invited him to Rift" whether or not we
ritted is not now german to the subject
He then proposed to show me through the
"fve points" l am glad went, and sorry
too. The five points are not more than six
hundred yards from Broadway and in the
heart Of the city. No stranger dare pass
through it without a Policeman. The bull
dings are old and diapidated, small and fiji.
,hy-many live underground. The streets
are narrow and crooked. The houses are
filed from the ground to the attic-many
different families in one small building -
Children in the street in rags and filth
Women barefooted, with unwashed faces,
and dirty clothes. The men no better
| told the policeman another half hour in
that place would give me yellow fever or
small pox and we left.
The price of curing COINS on the toes is
81 per corn New Foundland puppies $li.
White poodle dogs from Sc to $40. Hot
corn cooked in the street cents per ear
Beeds % cents per Bunch. A Rift the same
old price.
"LONG GRABS"
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"LoNG GRABs."-Our popular correspon-
dent has returned home, and we are pleased
to see him in fine spirits and much improv-
ed in health and appearance gcucralIy.-
Although here in person, his corrcspon.
dence locates him at Princeton, N. J. 1t
will require few more letters 70 complete
the circle of his travels. As a correspon-
dent of the Ledger, he is still "crculating"
and will be on hand again next week.
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TIE CorTos CRoP.--The New York
Shipping list reports the cotton crop Of
is5s-59 at 4,0lT 900 bales, the receipts
at all the ports being a,s5I,4so bales.
and the export 3,02b. .050 bales.
The Charleston Courier Of yesterday
has an annual s,ntament prepared for its
columns, that makes the total crop of
the United States 8 1850, ,392, being an ip.
crease over that OF last year off33, ,4e6
and over that Of 1857, soe, e,5s7 bales
Southern Guardian. H'f
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This book deserves to be singled out and
noted rs above the many novels which are pub
lishcd. Both in structure and style il is en,i.
tied to the name Of art. 1t is a Tale of Domes-
tic Life, rehearsing the interviewer histories of
a round Of every day characters, and its aim is
TO show the foes of the too many, so called
passions and pleasures of fashionable life,
touching in no part upon ground th~ proper
ly belongs to the vast domain of romance.
The Bachelor Millionaire Uncle George, is a
character reminding us of the Brothers CHEEKY
bic, and although he teaches the "sweet uses
OF Adversely" with severe discipline, it brings
out the true beauty of character, and shows
how few there are who can 20 through the tri-
ais of everyday life, and in the end prove their
constancy.
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Hymeneal.

Married on the lst of September, by the
Rev. J. O'Bear, at the residence Of Mr The.
odore s. Dn Bose, near Winnsboro, DR.. John
Bratlon and Miss Elizabeth p, daughter of
Mr.. 4. $. DuBose.
In Greenville District, s. C.. on the 9Th
September, 1859, by the Rev. DR. White
foord Smith, the Rev. Andrew J. Stokes, OF
Barnwell District, to Miss Margaret Shand,
daughter Of Rev. Dr. Whitefoord Smith.
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Special Notices.

HoLLowAY's PILIs.--Wopderful Cure Of .
diseased Liver. Emily Burton, aged "a, Of
Long Island, New York, saa Zoe long time
in very precarioas state Of ofheaith, owing to
her liver being diseased the medical faculty
prescribed for her in vain, and svery remedy
she thought likely TO benefit her she made use
Of with tho like IN success. About two months
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Our
readers are referred to the advertisement in
his paper of negroes, land and other valua-
bic property for sale, by Coz. J. f. Cureton.
Such property should not be allowed to 70.
main long on hand Cor the lack of pur-
,hasers.