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The southerner., 1859-11-05
Arkansas Land
FOR SALE.

foVer at Priuote Safe,
A Tract Of Land in Arkansas county,
Arkansas,
Containing 1900 Acres,
All first class Cotton Land, and well pro-
.ected by levee, that will bring from one
to two Bags of Cotton per acre, or from
fifty to one hundred bushels of Corn. In
the tract there is about 200 acres cleared
and Under fence and in cultivation-a good
Dwelling and out houses-and timber ready
for Gin house. Also, a valuble Cypress
brake for timber, with deep bayou or
stream running Immediately through it.
which gives a great advantage for draining
purposes. l will sell it on long time, with
good security, or acceptances in New Or
leans on good house, in three instalments
of one, two, and three years, at 8 per cent.
interest.
ALSO, have several valuable Traets Ia
Jefferson county, which I will selA On the
same terms; all fine Cotton Lands, and
above the overflow of the Arkansas river.
References to
Capt. E. c: Morton, Cummins, Ark.
Gen. James Yell, Pine Bluff; a
Fauks and Brother, Napoleon,
Heald, Massie & Co. New Orleans, La.
E. NJ. Apperson, Memphis, Tennessee.
MEG. W. J. BELL,
Cammins, Arkansas County, Arkansas.
Jan. %, 1859.
The southerner., 1859-11-05
uOplgR.

BURNING FLUID, Camphene and Ke-
rosene Oil, on hand and for sale by
Wm Howdrd q Co.
Tarboro', Aug. 8. 1859.
The southerner., 1859-11-05
VAEWABIk!a
Rochy Point plantation,
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
-eSe-
.OGk9 ACRES OF LAND, lying
on the West side of the
North East branch of the Cape Fear River,
lo miles from Wilmington, and three
from the Railroad, known as
The Pats, or Ferry Plantation.
The Lands are underlaid with the best of
mari, and well adapted to the growth of
Cotton or Pea Nuts. There are 45O to
500 acres cleared, Of as good Land as there
is in the county, with a good Dwelling and
oGt-houses, Negro Quarters, Stables and
Barn, the last two, new framed buildings,
Immediately on the bank of the River
If not sold before, the Land, Team ant
Farming Utensils, of all descriptions, will
be offered at public sale, on the premises
on the 10th day of December.
TERMS The Land will be sold for one.
fourth cash, balance in one, two, three an(
four years, with approved note bearing
| interest.
For further information, apply to LEVIN
LANE, or VIM. W. LANE, Agent.
October IA, 1849.
The southerner., 1859-11-05
VALUABLE
Plantation for Sale.

TIE undersigned having purchased in
another County, tract Of Corn land, will
sell his
Plantation in Perquimans.
The tract contains some twelve hundred
acres, and is situated Immediately on the
Albemarle Sound, possessing fine fishing
advantages.
The Plantation is we'll ditched and fenced
entirely with Juniper rails. About Nine
Hundred acres are in cultivation and will
bring one thousand pounds Of seed Cotton
per acre without manure.
The situation of this Plantation, gives
it advantages, in the markets, and in the
discipline of Negroes, which are unequal
ed; being within few hours Of Norfolk,
and twelve miles from any Store or place
where ardent spirits are sold.
For further information apply to
THOS. E. SKINNER,
Raleigh, n c., June 81, 1859.
, 1859-10-20

On Saturday evening last several hundred
Republicans Of Springfield, headed by band Of
music. called upon Mr. Lincoln 10 exchange
congratulations upon the result Of the elections
in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa and Minnesota.
nr. Jayne, on behalf Of the company, addressed
Mr.. Lincoln in ncat and appropriate manner,
in response 10 which that gentleman delivered
most brilliant md eloquent speech. Says the
iStcte Journal:
We hnye not spnce to give ansthing like il
report of 3lr. Liucoln's speech. although en-
,irety unl.semcditaicd, it was in every respect
une Of 1he ablest we hare ever heard linn de-
liver. Il= set out by alluding to the fact that
one point is set forth in Douglas Columbus
.pecc:,, viz that the fathers ol ttis Govern
,ueu. understood its powers OYER the institution
OF slavery better than We do now and he pro.
ccedca ~ .:,uw that the Democratic pnrtr lad
departed f.ou, tk1 .,!d landmarks had set up C.
new theory and u different policy, md at
their rrc>eut rate of progress, would speedily
make slavery 4 national institution, over
which cycn the States should exercise no
CONTROL In thin tie Democracy were resisted,
mud mus! he resisted Ls the Republicans; that
their position was identical, so Tar rs the
slavery question Ii concerned, wit1 that occu-
pied By The founders Of the Government; aud
referred to tue recent gl rioua victories uclcved
bv tao Republicans III Ohio nod other states,
az clearly irLica ige that the good old doctrines
OF tho fathcrs Of the Republic would Jet again
irerail, aud become the Tulc Of action Of III :
Govcsna,ent lie continued his remarks At
considerable length, and made many strong
points, which a:.aiu and again brought down the
crowd.
We have never observed such general joy and
Sratiiicas ion ns rcrvaded tho Republican hosts
Of our CITY, They were wild with excitement
, 1859-10-20

The recent reports from New Orleans and
Mobile OF the preparations Of q new iorce of
Filibussc1s for the invasion Of Nicaragua, a.
tt,uush they hnvc been generally d'eesedltea,
derive son.e degree Of confirmation from the
facts which day By day are brought from
various quarters to tue public knowledge. We
now lcarn, lrn.a source entitled 70 credit, that
when she left this citv, q few weeks since, tic
lhitadclr!,ia actually lad on board about l,'n3
stand Of arms, viz : 6ta flint E,uskcts and 4oe
Mimic rifles and percussion muskcss, sogetner ei,
will, q, ,to rounds Of bail cartridges and ~. .0o
pcrcnssion caps. We believe thut persons nre
now in this city uho sold these aEms to the
parties Interested, md that their testimony, as
well as that of the carmen who took the arms on
board the steamer, can be had it desired. The
Fhiladelphia carried from eight to ten boats de-
siSued to carry the tlibusters up the Colorado
branch Of tue San Juan river. After she reached
New Orleans all the other cargo was discharged,
and the arms, munitions md boats remained gu
board. Yet txo: searches wcre made by the
United States MFRS aa1, his deputies mud the Col
lector ut New Orleans, without discovering ans"
thing which they regarded rs suspicious. -Four
ta5s after the last search, one Of the parties
who sold part Of the arms that were on board
the shin, and who wea. ont Gu her in charge OF
them, left the steamer TO return to New York
Nbeu lie left these same atnas were on board
the steamer and in p}ain view.
The history Of tae arm: thus sn'rpcd p{ tuc
pLilade phia ia not Without Interest. 'ey
were, IN part, those delivered to Capt; Dasis,
U, s. ~. alter the capitu!atson a: Rira* By
Walker, sud found their way, 10 the Navy
Yard ii Drook!;n. Others Of them had former
II been sold to Walker. but had not been ra't
for: 1hcy were left in New Orleans, and vert
tf,e same tisat were lent either t. tue auahorl
lies or the vigilancs Committee during the
election riots about year ugo: ICY vert
subsequently delivered up to The Cniscd STATIC
authorities, and sent TO the brooklyn Navy
Yard.
c,mu1andiu: oi.cer &: BROOKLYN, they we're dc
manded by u pers n who WIS IN officer Q
walker in Ncarseua, under the authority Of tn
nv ers thereof. The officer ia command re
f,,eed to comply until he should l,ear from III
Gorc,ument al Washington. to which ilc wroi:
tnown int oue was received, and III It tie arm
werc ,hereupon immediately delivered up
r. Tint 1sfE.
, 1859-10-20


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, 1859-10-20
TEE NEW MOVEMENT.
MeetlDg Of the Western Tract
C0lTcntion.

TrEspAT, oc.ater Is, 1o59
EyEIESG SESSION.
The attendance at the evening session was
limited, many members being attracted to the
lecture Of Dr.. Chcerer. The resolutions Of the
Business Committee reported in the forenoon
we're tnken up and discussed, and the first, Sec
oud and third adopted:
!. hsoletd, That the Tract agency is one Of
the most yital means for the promotion Of the
cause Of Christ, nnd that it ahould be prose-
cuted with renewed rigor and On m enlarged
scale.
.. Rzso{rtd, Tint the interests Of vital god
Illness and sound morality require that the test-
mony and influences Of the Christian Church
should be brought to bear, through tho Tract
cause, impartialIy against every sin.
8. Htsolred, Tint the efforts to rcrire The
African Stare Trade demand renewed tezti-
mouy from the Church Of Christ against its
abominations.
The Convention then, after appointing con-
mittee to recommend some plan for Tract oper-
alton in the West, adjourned.
, 1859-10-20

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, 1859-10-20

T Should any ono have Kerosene or Coal
oil Lamps which do not burn we'll, smoke, nor
gire satisfaction-whether purchased nt the
Lump and Oil Emporium Or notify calling
with them Ut No. l.6 Clark street, they will bs
examined. and the cause ascertained free Of
fha nj 10 gd goGdS .as hs5ossne t Lamps oxn Th our
81
, 1859-10-20

GAS Ftx7rhKs-Brown L Wilder are now r.
eeiving from Cornelius Baker, and other rnaa-
ufacturers. large assortment Of late patterns
ofChande1iers Pendants and other Gas Fixtures,
Globes. DC. Ali IN need will please call At Il
and ~ State street oc172m
e See advertisement Of Cornell l. Co.'s
two-thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hen1mer, No. 1s3 Lake st.
, 1859-10-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

B Go to John Jones, l1a Dearborn street,
aud set your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be we'll done and at prices to suit the times
, 1859-10-20

- The first through train Of passenger cars
from Oshkosh brought over 100 passengers from
section Of country where they hare always
been compelled to come by ihe way Of Milwau-
kee to get here
, 1859-10-20

4 SkAsoxArtr Hrxr.-Don't 60 without IN
overcoat this winter because Jou cant afford n
new one, but take your old one to Cook i
Nc Lain, es Dearborn street. who will renorate
and return it to yuu looking rs well as new in
every respect 1t their Premium Dye House
1.3 Clark street, they Dye and Clean Ladies
Garments Of aEiinds, and guarantee both work
aud p1icts.
, 1859-10-20

AeccIpt~ Of Wheat and Flour at the
West.
The receipts Of Wheat md Flour at the prin.
c'pnl receiring points in the West during The
past week compare with the week previous as
follows
, 1859-10-20

~ Maria Duffy and James DAILY, who we're
arrested on Tuesday for inreigling gEeen-horn
into their crib aud robbing him of $50, were
upon examination before Justice Milliken, dis
CHARGED
, 1859-10-20

AEcoRnER's CouRr,-The evidence in the
Barker case for larceny is finished aud II will
bc summed up and given to The jury this morn.
ing
, 1859-10-20

B Our lady readers will all be interested to
hear that Wamsley 4 Hueston's first opening
of full and winter millinery will take place in
their new store, II CLARK street, on Thursday,
October 20. xul7 At
, 1859-10-20

WELLS S7aEEr.-The paving of this street is
now ncas]y completed to Madison street, the
terninus for the present of this desirable in.
proVement. The pavement is block stone from
the Prairie quarres.
, 1859-10-20

~ We invite attention to the advertisement
nf WetsteE's Dictionary in our columns this
morning. Tho character Of this great work is
80 well established that It needs No eonmeuda-
,ions from Us.
, 1859-10-20

"ANTED-A furnished house for
= a.nall family. Aalreas bor :.oo. ross ohlce,
, 1859-10-20

TO MATER TAxEns-The Water Commission
ers give notice in our columns to-day that the
second semi.annual payment of the year will be
due Oh the lst Of November next, and they
are requested to pay the came at that time.
, 1859-10-20

feet Of ground
In the South TIssIon between State ss1ett md In
611oa asd New rev and R1rgEod Psace price
to su!t the tirs. No third rats ne.4 apply Acst -
Hox :u3t Chie1s0 r. O. o&I:V
, 1859-10-20
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C CHIC CAGO.



Owing to the 1utiring efforts of the Chicago
<"noerof, Cor. Mattesou has scured the STATE;
0ring to our description Of the McAllister mud
oteooins bonds, the men engaged in that swiudle
got frightened and have surrendered them. We
are hsppy to hare done the State tlls service:
We charge nothing gtlerefos.-LHtcagoD D<morrat.
Having enjoyed q sortnight's respite from
"blowing and striking On his own account,
Wentworth sigcalizcs his return by the above
extraordinary aud unblushing falsehoods No
man in the State has had less to do in accom-
plishing the results which he claims as lis
own doing thau Wentworth. Matteson had
entered into stipulation to secure tho S,ato
before the Chicago Dsmocrut had said single
word in relation to the Cana1 check fraud, bc-
yond copying the Springfield letters to this
paper, which it published rs editorials. Re-
specting the surrender Of the McAllister aud
Stebbins bonds, the Democrat did everything
IN its power toprevent it. In connection with
every Democratic paper in the Ssate, it asserted,
again and again, that the bonds would never
be surrendered, that the parties holding then.
werc not such fools as to give them up, tia.
the State was bound BY the act Of her agent
at New YORK, and that she would ccrtainly
Fay the bonds if tho holders stood out This
is the manner in which Wentworth, and his
Democratic allies sought to secure the sur
render Of those bonds! The truth is, ho would
gladly have Joined tile latter in paying bonus
to the holders Of them not to make the sur
render, i that would l,ave prevented it. lie
and the Democracy wanted to break down tho
Republican State Administration, and they
would hare blcd freely to accomplish it. And
now that, in spite Of their efforts to defeat it,
Wentworth turns around md says T. / did it!'
It would he impossible for meudacity aud
oRrontery to 20 beyond ttliE
, 1859-10-20
Condition of the Ncw Eorl. Banks.
III. following is comparative statement of
tbe coud1tion Of the Banks Of the city Of Aew
H..rI

1c.ns....... alt7.9,4Ss7 sli7.e sos: 1ne. te stss
sPecr.v..... istasit4 lsas!ss IT, H.. itss x
flFeNlatso2... ba3s,73 e.ats3ln Iee~ sHn11s
Srs De2ost=.. ss.:N,.W s';9!.l.o l.e.' e~'s*e
1te statement Of bunk averages for TUG
week shows steady movement On the part
Of these institutions, aud, without 'npor-
Ian: tea'ares. is generally favor bic, r.! n.
basis, they have not been able to increase their
limit Of loans. in consequence Of the moderate
demand for accommodation needed By the busi-
ness community. The specie reserve is rather
more favorable than was anticipated, aud has
been largely strengthened by receipts from
pbiladel phia still continue. The arrival Of the
California treasure puts the specie line up ia
about 3al, ,50o; ;ooo which will not he decreased
during The reek, rasil Saturday. The deposits
it vii! be seen, IRE again incroasng-N P
Z. .1aas, 16tA.
, 1859-10-20

charged.
WEILs S7aEET.-The paving of this street is
now ncar]y completed to Madison street, the
terminus for the present of this desirable in
prorement. The pavement is block stone from
the Prairie quarries.
SUPREME CorRr.-The casa Of De Loyne Is.
Shelby was cont 'ued yesterday. and The evi-
dencc finished when The adjournment took
place. The summing up will take place this
morning and the case will be given to the jury.
Aerricl and McComas al counsel for the plaia-
Tiff, aud AcAllistcr and Kales for the defend
ant
RALnoAn AcclpES7-A MAN ki11KD.-The
Inst evenings train eastward on tile Chicago,
Burlington L Quincy Railroad, when near Cot
tage Hill, ran over team driven by an Irish
man hauling logs. The man aud one horse
were instantly killed. The horses were exactls
ntl.wart the track when the locomotive struck
then,-thc driver evidently thinking to cross
with his load before the train came up.
"
= The adjourned md positively final sale
Of Fine Oil Paintings at Gilbert l. SIMPSONS,
Sc Lake street, will commence on Friday even
ing at1l o'clock. These paintings are new ones,
and most Of them hare not been exhibited be-
fore. We are requested 10 say that this oppor-
tunity will most positively be the last All
those therefore who wish to obtain tnc work
Of art at moderate price. will attend the clos
ing sale on Friday evening. Seats will be pro-
ylded for ladies'.
pol1eE--The docket yesterday morning in
tie Police Court embraced the following case<
Of n vnimportant ture: Charles Gale1npcr
and Gottlieb Schiller, drunk and disorder3y, s.
each; John Ryan. larceny Of copper wash
boiler, 8 and so days; John Kidd, drunk, s.;
Michael Hughes, truuk, s..
Alexandt1 Co .e, u hackman. was fined slo for
oycr.charging. He charged IN old lady seventy
five cents for taking her from the Illinois Cent
ral 10 the Galena Depot.
John Hughes and Ch rles Fleischer were ar-
rested for stea1ing horse. The case was con-
tinued.
Mcy1cxkE's TuxArEn. This thcatrc was
crowded last ereuing to witness the production
Q: Mr. Aulerson's play Of "Cloud and Sun
shine" lis reception must hare been gratify-
ia. to the author, us its success was unequivo-
callv enthusiastic, and its repetition announced
amidst vollcy Of applause. The piece WAS well
mounted mud with additional new scenery, and
the artists yicl with each other ia their efforts
to secure the wcli.merited success Of the play.
Mr. Andcrson's double Of the "Twins'' was
splendidly rendered, and added new leaf TO
, 1859-10-20
THE CITY. .

ExrnA Cor1Es.-Extra copies Of the Press d
Tribune containing report Of The proceedings
ofthe Tract Convention can be had at the Count
ing Room. IL Clark street.
, 1859-10-20

BOARD wanted by lady and gell-
t.:unn Ia .erg-etaoe family boardlnx house the
Wet Side. They would prefer to furnish t. Ee1
Address toI 1888 Posi- Ofdce. oes11N
, 1859-10-20

We hnvc seen one crazy old inal dt Harper
Ferry fri:hten Buchanan aud Wise, and NIL 1las
alarc breeders Of 'irglnin, nearly out Of theil
senses. Suppose this 6o.ntry should get into a
war with Great Britain, what would become o1
the sacred ins:itution:' Suppose the British
were to land few regiments Of Vest India
freq blacks in the South, would not the whole
s1ave system explode like bottle Of ca1nphene
when touched by lighted match. Is it the
part Of wisdom or patriotism to permit thc
Democratic party to increase, extend and milton.
alize this dangerous institution in our bcloved
country!
the 1s,a@s lad pluced IL responsibility
Of the Harper's Ferry outbreak upon the uar.
per copyright essayist, it would hare been in
tiuitely mere ccnss,ss1nt with tue truth Of his
tory thau its attempt to connect the Rcpubli-
Gin party VIII the transaction. Would old
Brown have ever Lecn heard Of, had Doug as
let tie Missouri Compromise alone: Tue 7i.a<.
t,eads uros dangerous ground t1e less it has
to say on .'1ssuIject. the better for it. It will
find il is handling two edged tool. :.
, 1859-10-20

- We arc uuder obligations to LIB. BOOM
CT, Esq, Tor late files Of London and liverpool
papers. Mr.. B. returned to this city last eycn-
ing from a trim to Russia