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Law Ccpartnership.

Law Cepartnership.
H.w. MILLER 4 G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH. n. c.,
LEAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice the law in the County Courts, Sll
a,,epd promptly all business entrusted to their care
Try viii attend the County Courts Of Wake Johnston,
Ns,I Franklin Granville, Person and Orange.
Office on Fayetteville Street, above the Lawrence HOTEL
Where or the other may be constantly found
Jan. g. lS3S S-u
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney At Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
viii attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Chatham; the Superior Courts OF New Ham
over and ana an s %. ,ae =.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
q. haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, May 22. 52-sw.
JUNIUs G. sNEED,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SoxERvlLE, TESxEssEE
Will attend to all business entrusted to him in Western
December "A, 1858. lo5-lypd
b. 4. MOORE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SALISBURY, n. c.
VX7ILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS OF ROWAN
w and adjoining Counties. Collections promptly made
April a. A-swtf
W. L. SAUNDERS,
ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
SALISBURY, n. Z.
Will attend the Courts of Rowan Stanly and Cabarus
Counties.
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
TORNEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
VIII attend regularly the County and Superior Courts Of
W.l.
All business entrusted his will receive prompt at
Smithfeld. Feb. CO. 2s-tf
WILLIAM J. SAUNDERS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Raleigh, N. c.,
Will promptly attend to any business inrusted to his
the Courts of this and adjoining Counties; or with the
Executive other departments Of the State Government
June Is, 1858. 5z7
QUENT. BUSBEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH n. C.
Will promptly attend TO any business intrusted to him
nihe United States and State Courts and with the TX
eg;ve other departments of the State Government
july l. 66-tf
E. BROCK HOLDEN,
ACTING OFFICER FOR CASWELL co.
xg7IL ATTEND To ALL CLAIMS ENTRUSTED
80 to him with accuracy and despatch. Post Office
burg NC.
arch =, 1858. IS
WOLFE & CAIRNS,
HASurAcTrERs q DEALERS WHOLESALE : RETAIL, IN
19)TS. Shoes TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS, &c, &c,
Is Bollingbro0k Street,
PETERSBURG, VA.
n. b. COBB,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Greenviile, N. C.
august l3, 1858. 66-6mpd.
HENRY v. NIEMEYER,
PORTSMOUTH. VA,
COhMlSSION MERCHANT,
,r,,n. AND DEALER IN
LUMBER PRov1s1eys s%si LINE 44a&re GOAL SALT AMI
October 2s, 1885, s7-n
80 Register copy.
DIR. DANIEL DuPRE.
RESIDENCE AND ntdiiH; OFFICE i; At 4 MRS. DupREs
o., Fayetteville s Street, e5aro:;ss Tsa1 Of csps Hsr)
oct. l3, 1885, s4-Sn.
AdoIphus e. Smith,
O Il N EY At A W ,
TooxEK. HARxEIr Co., N. c.,
attend puncuay to all business intrusted to his
November IL, 1858. 93-tf
BUSINESS CARDS.
OCEAN HOUSE,
PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA,
h. ]. WHITE.
NpI l, 1853. lily.
DRY GOODS-SPRING, 1858.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL CO.,
p WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FRENCH, GERMAN, BRITISH AMERICAN FABRIC
AVE NOW IN STORE A COMPLETE ASSORl
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Law Ccpartnership.
H.w. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH. n. c..
EEAVING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the law in the County Cnurts, Sll
a,fpd promptly all business entrusted to their care
They viii attend the County Courts Of Wake, Johnston,
Nssi, Franklin Granville, Person and Orange.
OF on Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence HOTEL
vaere one or the other may be constantly found.
Jan. 9, 1883. S-u
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A CARD.
a LII. PERSONS having business with us will please
address Box III, at Raleigh, work is at Smith,
field for the present. n,,,, ,,,,,
Raleigh. July 20. 1885. 5s-u
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DANIEL. O'DONNELL,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
STREET,
tone door ahoee Nesc Cs&tons UowseO
Richmond. Va,
Ia PREPARED TO FIT UP DWELLINGS.
CpURcpvs HOrsis &c, with WATER and GAS. and
keeps hand a kinds Of articles in the ab"ve line, va:
STATIONARY WASH STANDS BLOCK TN PRS,
With Marble Tons GALVANIZED laos Prs,
RArB Tuss Shown BAfus LIFT and foRc. Prnrs.
CoPPER BoILERs, HIDRArLIc kAss.
W ArrR ClasErs All kinds of BRAss CoCES
KITCHEN RANGERs and Plated WoRk,
SaEEr LEAD and LEAD PrPs Gas FIxrreu kc.
All work done reasonable terms, dsd Uar'aaeed 70
gice sati.tdctioa. ..
Particular attention paid to all kinds 0f either
in the city o country. .
RErERExcEs-Rev. Thos. E. Skinner. Briggs Dodd.
and VIM Percival, Architect Raleigh. n. q.
~ Ali orders left with Messrs. Briggs Dodd pune
tualy attended to.
June 4. 1854. S-N.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney At Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
viii attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake,
Johnston and Cham the Superior Courts OF New Ham
oyrr and Sampson and the Terms Of the Federal Courts,
and Supreme Court of North Carolina at Raleigh.
Office the one formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
g. Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh Nav %. 52-sw.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
The Canvass,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, May II.
Happening to be at GAINESVILLE en- the 9th inst
stepped into the Court House, to get taste of the
quality of the Gubernatorial candidates. Colonel
Netherland was upon his pins, and as far as could
hear, was basing his claims for support upon the
furniture of certain room in the NAtional Capitol
He often alluded to 'his people,, as he called them,
''Over the mountains" and in such manner as to
convey the impression that they were far behind
this portion of the State in the arts and amenities
Of life. He assumed blunt, cloWnish manner, was
purposely inelegant in the use of language, and
assumed a luxuranty Verdant innocence in re-
presenting the citizens of East Tennessee. have
never seen the beautiful and fertile country over The
mountains bat have always understood that it was
inhabited By people second to none in all the ee-
msnts of good cizenship-a population, honest, in
dustricus and intelligent. But the Colonel gave us
to understand that to chs people,, dollar assumed
the dimensions of a cart wheel that they hung
their Sunday shoes upon peg, gOing,s of course,
barefooted through the week; that such Injuries as
Wash-bowls and hair-brushes, we're unknown, and,
as climax to the whole, graciOusly impaired the
astounding information to his audience that he Col
Nethsrland, had upon an occasion, used his shirt
sleeve in place of towel.
Finding the Col. SO free from all sandy, johnson
demogoguing" l took my departure, wondering
how 1t was that such primitive peopls as he de>
scribed, should have instructed the Colonel not to
protect their necessary farming utensils sfrom the
hands Of the sheriff, but to protect note-shavers.
There is a screw and big spike loose right here.
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plOded.
Il Is pity to deprive Mr. NETrzRLAND Of any Of
the little humbugs on which he desires TO ride into
Office ia this election. They are 80 very few, 50
ceedingly small, and so entirely harmless, that 1t
is cruel to take any Of them away from him. And
yet the truth must be vindicsted even when its OPP
posite is harmless.
The pathetic stOry which Mr.. NETHBRLAED has
told thus far in the CANVASS with tears in his eyes,
of the sufsrings of contractor in Hawkins. is e1
plOded in the following statement from the Wash
ington Constitution. Isn't it singular, that man
with ambition large enough TO aspire to be Governor
should have mind small enough to retail such a
story!
PAT OF MAIL CoxTRAoToRs--Ou attention has
been called to the report Of a speech of Col Meth
erland, Gubernaterial candidate in Tennessee, in
which he states the following case to prove that
the Democrats had SO nearly bsnkrupted the Gov
eminent that it could not pay forty dollars"
mail contractor of his town (he ssys) "had
been sued for eight dollars; the stay had EXPIRED
he bethought him Of forty dollars due him from the
Post Office Department. He sent tc Washington for
the money. He received letter from the Third
Assistant Post Master General telling him that the
Department had no money and could not pay, but,
if he wished TO transfer his claim, the Department
WOulu b6uu nllu proper
We are authorized to say that the Third Assistant
Postmaster General knows nothing Of such an ap-
pcaton for money, and that the letter which be is
said to have sent to the applicant must have been
copy Of q printed statement which was addressed
under date of 18th ulGno, to all contractors indis
criminately, so as to explain fully that the usual
payments could not be made for their services, ow-
ing the failure of Congress make the necessary
appropriation. Had the contractor in Col. Neither
lands town, after receiving this printed circular,
stated his circumstances, might have been
provided to pay him by draft cut Of the limited
venues available IS has been done in some cases
where the amount vas less than fifty dollars, al
though in reality, by the terms of his contract ne
could not claim settlement before The close of the
present month.
As Col. N, thinks he has msde SO strong point
against the Democratic party, and of equally
strong in favor Of his claims as the Opposition
champion in Tennessee, We trust he has shown his
appreciation of the case in question by advancing
the amount of his poor neighbours mail pay; and he
may yet be able 10 il within the tine when
it falls due, agreeable to the provisions of the
tract.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
ED G EFIE Id.
Sale EXtr aOrd airy.
on THURSDAY, THE 2Rth ]

ON THURSDAY, THE 26th INST,
PROPOSE bring the largest LOTS ever made
that part Of the city. The Lots will that day.
all the thcky settled portions and all
business of Nashville. The Lots shall offer in
SHELBK'S ADDITION
Lots So OF Barrow and Russell Street. and Lots 81
st, 81 So co. 81 and 60 the Nsrh side of Russell
Lot No. IS Of Hickory and Russell and 80 4C
on the South side Of Russell Street.
Lot No IS Of Hickory and Paherand street, 81
and - on Faherland street. Also No. 4.
Lot No 100 corner Of Oak and Woodland street
Lots No. 1873 aAd 4 Gslain Turnpike Immediately
IN HOUSTON,S ADDITION.
Lots Nos IS, "a and 80 Russell of Oak Nos
% and % Russell street Nos g. and 10 Woodland street
adjoining the residence NJ Moore Nos on
latin Turnpike, corner OF Oak.
IN BLOOD'S ADDITION.
Those beautiful Los Woodland street, Nos q &C. also
Is IL and TO- the latter at
and on Galan Turnpike, Of Mnnich street, and
and adjoining Mr. Canhel1s Shop, opposite
Campbes Stores among the best in Edgeeld
Lots ~, ~ "a, 90 81, 81 and 81 Fatherland street.
In EO$TERsS ADDITION.
Lots Nos s. 6, 49, g. TO- IL, e. and -, Galatin
Turnpike.
m TiObsOn and WheIess First Addition.
-Four Lots fronting each so feet GaIan Turnpike $40
deep, Of them improved. This is the addition which
situated Campbell's Store
This be the most interesting ever brought of
in Edgefeld
TERMS-One and three years credit for notes satscto.
ry secured, bearing interest and lien retained desire to
the sale promptly 10 o'clock Commencing at Lot
No. SO in Shelbys Addition. For further information cali en-
AVS. LINDSLEY
E. R. GLAscocK, Auctioneer. msyI5-dtd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17

Every Democrat, at least, must be aware Of the
fact that the Opposition do not run JOHN NEITHER
LAND fer Governor with any expectation of electiug
him. They hope, with Wilkins Mioawber, that
"something will turn up ;" but they don't expect the
election Of JoHE NETHERGAND to be that something
Their purpose is concealed. Their clamor is for
him. but the real effort is for two or three of the
Congressional districts and for the Legislature
They must pretend to be in earnest for NEITHER
LAND or the trick cannot win This trick is TO strap
Voses They hope to beat ATKINS, AVERY, and
HAYNES, to re elect MAYNARD. and to carry the
Legislature. by sHoh swapping We beg Democrats
to watch this point. While HARRIS deserves the
vote Of every Democrat in the State, and should
have il, yet he would himself repel with indigna-
tion any proposition to give him a vote at the e1-
peDse Of any other name on the ticket. The cleo
tion Of Democratic Legislature and of all our can
didGtes for Congress- is quite important in DO
litiosl sense, the election of the Governor. A
full Democratic delegation to Congress is most essen
tiSl, to nip in the bud the proposed aanoe between
JOHN BELL and SEWARD and their followers.
Black Republcanism will refuse the Southern alli-
ance if Southern Know NOthings can bring no CAPT
tai into the concern. We can render such alliance
4mpOesAnlo W NeAeh1AAk 40 aONVCates our
selves. Democratic Legislature is most impor-
tant to enable the State to hold on to the reforms
in legislation commenced at the last session. and to
perfect such reforms. A Know Nothing Legislature
would not only place the State at the mercy of pri
vste corporations, but while repudiating the right
Of instruction for its own party, would attempt to
hold our Senators in Congress to it.
1t is the duty of every Democrat, therefore to
treat insult every proposition 70 "sWap votes
We have all in our power by heavy majority: the
Governor, the Legislature, and the Congressional
delegation: if democrats vote for Democrats That's
all there is to be done To swap votes is to render
doubtful that which otherwise is perfectly secure
For instance two or three hundred Democratic votes
in the tenth district, snapped for HARRIS and |
against ATKINS, might defeat ATKINS, while it would
only that much increase an overwhelming majority
for HARMS. The shout which the whole Black Re- |
publican host would raise such result would
mortify no man more than HARRIS himself Let /
every Democrat vote for HARMS: but let him also |
vote for every Democrat on the ticket. That's the /
whole sum and substance of whist he has to do and,
to the extent he fails do it, he is unjust and faith
less to his psrty.
The Know Nothings tell story Of one Of their
clustering, talking leaders, who asked en- unedu-
Gated Democrat What the principles Of the Dem
oeratae pa1y'" The Know Nothings say that the
answer was, "tO GltcayS vote clean Democratic
siekst" Of course this isn't true. The Democrat
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OPPOSITION MoTTo.-We suggest the following,
taken from Col. NELSON'S Epic on the caucus of his
party, as suitable motto, or watch-WOrd for the
banner Of the Opposition" under the lead of the
tall and stately NETHERLAND." 1t seems to us there
would be fitness in things of this kind, and We
hope to see the "OppOsitionists " practising upon
the suggestion:
Next, wondering, see who shows his hand.
The tall and ately Netherlsn1;
Who now with cob cunning tries
To throw the dust in peoples eyes,
Rut finds il is too late to al
His Jesuit speech about the halter.
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The Bauner mentions seven cases in which the
nominees of the Democratic party have declined ao-
cepting nominations. We know of several other
cases in which such nominations have been declined
Yet Democrats are charged by the Opposition I"
with wild hunt after office" The Bannsrs state
ment entirely refutes the Cslumuy. The gentlemen
referred to by that paper business men, wheel
horses in political pull, as private citizens but
who don't want Office. Our neighbOr can't under
stand such men. We never expect him to learn,
until he quits the Know NOthings. His folks never
give up the hunt, hopeless though it may be. "FeW
die and none decline" Office, and the arranging of
new tricks by which it may be attained, is the Al
pha and Omega, the beginning and end, of their
principles in the present and their hopes in the f
ture. The Banner understands all that but is with
out the capacity to understand man who declines
to accept.
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answered, wisely and we'll, The priSeiplss Of the
Democratic party The principles Of the Bibss and
tks Corsiitutioa; AND THE DUTY or EVERY DRMOoRAT
Is, 70 ALWAYS VOTE CLEAN DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
AND sRIE UPoH EvERE PROPOSITION 10 SWAP VOTES !"
That was The answer and 50 should every Dsme-
crat answer and act
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The Columbia Herald notices the speech OF Mr..
McCoNIco' Opposition candidate for foster in Viii
Hanson, Maury and Lewis, at Columbia, on Mon
day. of last week. and quotes part of his speech as
follows:
Mr. Netherland has been much in public life; he
Is noble man, but he claims not to be a perfect
man lie may haze committed some errors in his past
Iys. Such IS thstdts Of humanity. In the language
OF poetry:
'To err ishuman, to forgive divine"
And when you good people of Msury shall haVs
heard him, honestly believe your verdict will be
as mine And you a0u Be scilngto tRrol0 the maatle
Of charity over has past life and for the love Of The
trust him for future good behavior.
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AUGUSTA, May 1S.-Dr. TOanINsoN FORr, of
Milledgeville, is dead. He was formerly member
of Congress, and distinguished medical praeti
toner, widely known and universally esteemed.