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IMPORTANT TO BARRooxs GROCERIES. 90
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lynArrrANrs OF tuscany
tn mpe'or sends me to your country, on the demand
or your representatives. To aset the aganet your
enemief-the oppressoys Of Italy.
Ny mission is exclusively military
have nothing 10 do with your interior organization,
nor stall occupy myself about II
Nsuoleop III has declared that he had but one
smoit'on-'ha, OF obtaining the triumph Of sacred
cavse-the delivery OF people; and that he should
never be ipluerced by family interests. he has
esid further that the only object Of France satisfied with
her power to have on her frontiers friendly people,
who to her their regeneration Should the Almighty
protect and give u victory Italy will constitute herself
freely and by counting future opgst other nations,
will guarantee the equilibrium OF Europe.
Think then, that there is TO sa 'riace too great when
Independence is the price Of your efforts show to the
world by your union and your moderation much as BY
your energy, that you are worthy Of that liberty.
NAPOLEON (Jerome),
Prince Commander in Chief OF the Filth corps Of the
army Of Italy
Alter remaining for some time at Leghorn he msrched
the Apenpines and effected Junction with Napo
leon III within the stategica square when the fighting
all over Yet he served very important purpose
by his mission.
After the departure Of the French Emperor Italy the
London Tines and other London journals rldculed his
eenerashp and altogether evinced great hostility to him,
and the warke preparations in England went forward
with great vgor.
The French Emperor taking the chief command pushed
fo ward his troops Garibad being sent the extreme
left operate among the mountaincers and watch the
passes Of the Alps His exploits here contributed mate
rally to the success Of the The passage Of the
sesia was effected by Caldni and the battle Of Paestro
proved the prowess Of the Sandman army
Meantime revolution took place At Milan, and tho Aus
TRANS were compelled to evacnatc the city The French
aud sardinans, by the invitation Of the czsns entered
in triumph Napoleon issued the following address to the
people Of Italy -
THE OF ITALY,
Soldiersl-One month ago, relying confidently on the
Efforts Of diplomacy still hoped for peace when the sud
don invasion Of Piedmont By the Austrian troops called
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invigcrsied byh Is consciendousy recommended for
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whereupOn the Cabinet OF Vienna issued diplomatic
circular to show that the interests Of Austria in Iay
Identical with the interests Of the entire Germanic
Confederation Many parts Of Germany became greatly
excited and the Dict voted for the equipment of the at
lery and the armng Of the federal for.resses Prussia
however, Gained tho Diet and the people Of Germany
for Prussia held back by the English government
which, though in heart with AUSTRIA could not openly
take her part against Italian freedom without
being overthrown by the Engllsh people, who had
begun to speak out Their fall subsequently took place 10
consequence Of their leaning 70 the wrong side through
the Coburg influence and the natural aines OF q tory
government with despotic institutions Prussia was ao
Kept back by her apprehensions tho course which
Russia would approximations which turned out TO
well founded.
When Austria felt that she was sufficiently prepared
and bad large Of troops the Tcino-the river
which divided her Austrian provinces from Sar
d,niashe suddenly issued her ultimatum to Sardnia-
to darm In three days, intending either to brighten her
into compliance or Of refusal to pounce upon her
army before France could come to her relief Tho Sar.
dnian government again assured Of the assistance OF
France by telegraph resed TO dsar and accepted the
challenge Of Austria Toe English government was greatly
embarrassed by the course Of Austria which outraged
the pubic opinion Of Europe, put herself In the wrong
and completely cleared the way Of every obstruction for
the armed Intervention of Napoleon in defence of
his ally. 1t longer in the power Of the English
government TO befcnd AUSTRIA but they demonstrated
with her against this act and there vague hope that
she would still yield to diplomacy. She delayed hostil
ties but finally did not yield Rnc delay fatal to her
arms for gave time 10 the Sardnlans fall back from
TIE Tciro, after breaking down tho bridges and for
the French troops TO arrive tho passes OF tho Alps
Austria had calculated tho support Of tho English
government, and was disappointed. She had hoped for
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THE NEwspApER.

There is no book so instructive as the
newspaper; no knowledge 50 necessary 70 be
acquired as that which may be CLEANED from
us columns. II is not Ouly the vehicle OF
the cheapest. but the most innocent and least
glowing source of happiness. newspaper
III family is sure 10 be the means nf inter-
esting, informing almost every member Of the
family, especially when they live in the coun-
try. aud see and hear but little that isnew. La
the course Of year, well conducted paper
conyeys information on almost every subject,
or at least exrites curiosity and inquiry un
all subjects. To know what Is nearest TO US
in time and space, is almost necessary, most
pleasing and most instructive +; and this kind
of knDwledge can only be obtained from
newspapers. We would venture TO affirm,
that there never was, and never will be, 10
country situation, an ignorant family who
takes newspaper, as il is impossible that a
Iamlly should not becnme IN time well in
formed, provided they live sufficiently Sc
eluded 10 be thrown upon the paper as a
source Of amusement. The dullest child Win
hates book, will, IN rainy weather. steal up
IL newspaper, read marriage nutice and
an advertisement or two, aud put II down.
IL next time probably he will become bold
err aud get through "hurfible murder"
Soon he will read short tales Of fiction ; and
Just before election times lie beg'ns 10 peep
INTO politics, aud even to read political
speeches. Last Of all he attacks foreign
news. By this time his curiosity on sumo
subjects is excited. and he ]. lured on TO be.
cone reading aud well Informed man. II
is strange that any family, as a measure Of
economy. should be without newspaper.
Children see the world cheaply al home IN a
news aper, without the danger Of bad asso.
rIatiJn o. the expense If travel.
Printers Ntus Letter.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, September !.
The Africa with Liverpool dates to the Goth,
same date al the jason, has arrived. IL was
rumnred in Paris, that Matshals Csnrobert
aud Neil, had fought duel. 10 which The
latter was killed.
John Edward Fuller, Of London. has alb
seconded. being delaulter IL the amount Of
gIOO.nOO
Tie long standing trial Of DIR. smithurst
for the murder Of Miss Banks at Richmond,
has terminated enthusiastically, and sen
fenced 10 death. Slnithurst had fictacious
marriage with Mss Banks, having at the time
a living wife, and slowly poisoned her for
money.
The loss BY the late Gre in Liverpool, IN
cotton and grain, amounts TO 100000, but
mostly insured.
Tie builders strike in London still con-
tinues.
Napoleon has ordered two steamers. Alge.
ria and Guiana, TO bring home the political
exilcs.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
News intimates that the news from Italy has
had much to do with the Emperor's amnesty,
and that The impossibiliiy Of carrying out
peace at Villa Franco in the Austrian sense,
made Napoleon seriously reflect on the ne.
ees.ity Of uniting all parties around his stan.
dard.
The projected iortifcation al Antwerp was
exciting increased attention and uneasiness
in Paris.
The government has purchased 1000 RI
fes, and invited the lisbanded corps Of ride
men Of the Alps 10 take up service under
Parms.
Ii was reported in Vienna that the Empc.
ror was getting impatient at the delay IN re.
storing the Grand Dukes, aud also that the
Austrian corps, under Darmu, was TO be con-
centrated near Royico on the road 70 Mode
| ma.
A decree has been issued at Bologna de.
claring that all The citizens OF Romagns,
without distinction of religion, are equal 70
law, and all 10 exercise their political rights
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SHEEP AND Wool IN AUSTRALIA. The in
crease of sheep, and. consequently Of the
wonl trade Of Australia. is truly astounding.
III 1875, twenty,nine sheep were imported
into that colony from India. There are now
al least ten millions. lnlSl6, thirteen thou
sand six hundred pounds Of wool were sent
from Australia to England; last year, fifty
millions! The climate Of Australia is said
10 be peculiarly adapted to the breeding and
rearing Of sheep. as well as for preserving.
il not improving the finer description Of
wool.
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Too CLOSE APPLIcATIos--D ERAScEmESr.--
Children often suffer, both mentally and ply
sically. from too close, constant and long con-
tinucd application in school, aud 10 studying
for recitation. This is frequently the case
where there is rivalry and an ambitious desire
to excel. The youthful mind and frame are
oftea enewaled and injured for life, and rem
dered unfit 10 grapple with the stern and diff
fcult duties of mature years, by too cluse
application. The sturdy tree Of fifteen or
twenty summers. can yield and bend, and
defy the fury Of gale that would have twist
ed and torn its tender branches aforetime.
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The N. Carolina state Agricultural,

sOciefy.-The Seventh Annual Fair Of this Society
y 70 be held at Raleigh the 18th, 18Th, goth and
2s' Of October next long list of premiums has been
published; among which Is the sum Of $40 for an es.
say on Tobacco its culture cost and profits Of cult
walton, and apparent effects production, modes Of
printing, topping, &C., comprising at least three differ
cnt OK periments.
Exhibitors competing for premiums are required to
become members of the Society and TO have the ati-
cles they propose TO exhibit at the Secretary Office, in
the Fair Ground at before O'Clock on the evening
Of Monday the l7ih
Col. David Outlaw, Of Berthe, will deliver the Aunu-
al Address.
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lNsu0uRATIoS OF THE GOVERNOR OF KEN.
TUcKY.-Ilon. Beriah Magoiia was inaugu-
rated governor Of kentucky on Tuesday last.
lie was met a few miles from Frankfort by
an imposing civic and military escort. aud
after arriving 10 the city proceeded TO the
capitol square, where large concoursc 81
kentuckians, men, matrons aud maids. assem-
bled 10 give eeiai TO the august ceremonies.
Al night there was grand inauguration bal,
which was attended by vice.Pre.ident Breck.
inridgs. Ex-Governor Morehead, and other
eminent citizens. The new Governor, in his
advocated harmony and union be-
tween the two sections Of the country, re-
marking that the ppsitiou'of Kentucky, ever
loyal, ever true to the Union. is u avoid the
ultrasm, Of the Siuth, and the treason and
dangerous fanaticisn 81 the North.
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Call at the Macon House.
MoREHEAD CITY, N. G.,


(WHICH will be opened on the 25th inst, for the
~ accommodation Of the travelling and pleasure
seeking public.
This honse is beautifully situated in the new and
growing City Of Morehead, at the terminus of the A.
Il N. u X. r., in full view Of Fort Macon The Inlet,
Beaufort, aud The surrounding waters OF the Harbor,
which extends from Northwest round East 10 South
west, which view is quite treat to those coming from
the up country to such sheet Of water together
with the number Of vessels sailing thereon from the
largest Barque down TO the smallest Canoe.
new clearinghouse just put up for those who de.
sire the luxury Of the salt bath, which conducive
10 health; also good Sail-boats and rusty sailors al.
ways ready to carry persons to any point they may
desire for small pay.
The proprietor will do all in his power 10 render
comfortable those who may favor him with their com.
pany. His charges moderate, 81 80 per day per
week, or month as per contract, lin ndyance.l
W. W. GUESS.
August "a. 05--6w.
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A REMARKABLE SPRiNG.--The Gallatin
Tenn Examiner. says: Col. James Clio.
yer, of the California Overland Mail Compa.
nv, informs US Of the existence of remark
able spring on bis route. ESQ miles east 81
VI pasn. on The road leading TO san Antonio.
Il is fully $50 feet 10 diameter. and has been
sounded to the depth Of 5000 feet without
finding bottom. The surface Is as smooth
a. that Of a mountain lake. II breaks out,
running about three miles. when il disap.
pears, and again six miles distant resppears.
forming stream fifteen TO twcaty feet deep
in many places. I, is slightly imp,esnate,l
with slkali. and contains five varieties Of
fish. II Is called the Leon Hole.
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AccIpENT.-An unfortunate accident hap
pened at the Gold Mine near this place last
week. Two negro men were engaged in
blowing up rock, when one Of the blasts went
or unexpectedly. putting out the eyes Of
the negroes and in6icting ether injuries.
One Of the men belonged to Rev. 5. c.
Pharr, the other to Mr.. d. A. Caldwell.
Charlotte Democrat.
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vice president Bre ckInrIdge. /. /

stated that letter has been received in Washington
from Vice President Breckenridge depreca.ing any use
whatever Of his in connection with the nomina.
ton for the Presidency lie prefers going to The Unit
ed sstes Senate; and il is supposed, the correspondent
q The New York Herald says that the recently elected
Legislature Of Kentucky will elect him as the success
sOr Of Mr.. Cniienden.
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An engineer was walking on the leyee at
81. Louis one day last week. when nimbIe
thief snatched his watch, valuable gold
hunter. and ran of at speed that bid fair
to defy pursuit Il 50 happened. however,
that the party robbed had with him large
Newfoundland dog, and instead Of troubling
himself BY running he spoke a few words
cunfidingly 10 his four.footcd companion.
or started the noble animal. and before the
thief had gone many blocks he was dragged
to the earth aud secured BY his singular cap.
tor. The fellow thought iit 10 submit 10 the
warrant displayed-two full rows Of formi-
dable teeth--and made no resistance TO the
majesty Of the law.
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RAIN. RAIN We have had good rains eve.
nv day for the past week. and corn crops are
nourishjng. From the present prospects we
predict very large crop viii be made. and
portions that have not been so blessed with
good seasons may relyon getting their usual
supplies in old Rutherford.
Rutherford Enquirer.
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THE CRops Last week we had fine rains
in this section, just in time to greatly ben
eft the Corn crop. Farmers now speak
more encouragingly Of their prospects.
A friend in Catawba writes US that the
probability is that Catawba will make
about an average crop Of corn"
Charlotte Democrat.
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Opposition in Georgia. - II appears from
statements in some Of The Georgia papers, that the
OfPosiian i making good progress IL that Slate. Mr.
Akin, the Opposition candidate for Governor, Is active
in The canvass. and winning golden opinions from
Of people IL closing is Of able speech
recently delivered by Col Akn the coIumhus Eaqui.
rer says: Col Atkins manner Of speaking Is foreble
and vigorous. Everybody that he is earnest,
candid, patriotic mana msn Of the people, knowing
BY experience then cares and wants, and warmly SYM
palhiring with them. He mus, produce ENC impress.
sion wherever be goes and the strOnges, proof q his
worth 4 the enthusiastic support The people q his own
region win give him. ], Is party question there, but
the Democrats and opposionists alike gather around
The Il anJatd whirh Nc has faiscd.n
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SWEDEN.-A private letter from Ystad,
Sweden, dated August 4. says: Our King,
Oscar the First. is lately dead, after linger.
ing disease Of about eighteen months. His
mental faculties were day by day abating un-
til he at last was like baby. Ills son,
Charles the Fifteenth, is now King. and in
fact has been SO during his fathers sickness,
and the general opinion regarding him is that
he will not lavor the nobility so much as his
father. His temperament is bold and war;
like; 50 suppose if any chance occurs to have
his hands in European. war he will make
use Of il If he can prevail on the Parliament
to get their consent; but we are a cool and
peaceable people, and would rather be at our
calllngs than fighting"
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virginia Opposition. II

Virginia Opposition. -R. T. Daniel. Esq,
chairman Of the Central Executive Committee Of the
Opposition party in Virginia, has announced through
the Richmond Wing, that the Committee having met,
in obedience 70 wha, seemed % be general wish. TO
consider the most erpedien, tins for the assembling of
the proposed State Convention. a preliminary TO .
National Convention have recommended that the sail
Convention be he'd IN lie city Of RichmOnd on the
I4ih DAY Of December next
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Dr. Hawk,

DIR. IIayyks.--The Raleigh standa ri states that
the Rev. DR.. Hawks has declined the Proessorship Of
History recently rendered him by the Trustees Of the
University Of North Carolina. We had been made ac-
quainted with the fact some days before, and though
we regretted his decision, not unexpected as his
abors in bis present position much literally
compensated than they would be in any which could
be offered him In our unsenity.
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stationery.
az Acres q Land for sale.

ravHE subscriber oilers HE land FOR sals where be
u lives On Flat riyct one and hall miles from FED
Mountain fcmsle Academy. Il has 81 excellent
dwelling On Il, with a other necessary buildings and
an ofchatd Of choice fruit aud excellent water. u lies
within mile Of a Merchant MILL Twoihifds Of said
tract Il woodland and Il heavily timbced with Pine
and Oak. aud scout one hundred acres is Tobacco
land. The land Is well adapted 70 the cultivation Of
corn. wheat and tobacco.
cief ibis tract privately until THURSDAY The sci Of
September Al which tine. Il not disposed o. il will te
sold u Inc highest bidder. without reseryr. IL o..
clock invite eli who want good bargain with good
indulgence 10 come and Judge Cor Themselves.
RICHARD IiOLEMAN.
Rsd MSunisin, Aas. 6,h, 1859. Va
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been subscribed. The time absolutely ne
cessary for its completion will be about six
years. but this may be prolonged in order to
obtain the amount Of funds necessary to de-
fray the expenses.
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NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE .

HAVING qualified as Executors on The estate q d.
III X. Blackwood. deceased, on Thursday. the esih
day II September NEXT al the late residence 81 The sil
deccsseJ, We will expose 10 public sale the following
property, via. Horses. Cattle, Hogs. sheer, WHEAT,
Oats. Hay, two Pour Horse Wagons, me Buggy ono
set Smiths Tools. Farming Tools, one ThreshinE Ma.
chine, one Wheat Fam aud other articles unnecessary
Is mention. Terms made known On The iay Of sale.
JNO. NJ. BbACKW00D, ~.
SAMUEL BLACkW00D,
Aug. 30. Og--iw
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State Taxes.-The Washington Dispatch says,
the few returns of the Shers Of this State made TO
the Comptroller, show increase Of twenty-five per
cent. 70 the revenue that Of last year. The rese-
nac this year will exceed 100000.
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husband. and soon after one Of her two chill
dren. The last one left to her was two years
old. The artist obtained fine picture for
the child, who while playing about the gale
ry drank from a cup filled with liquid. 1t
proved to be solution of cyanide Of potas,
stun, for which there is no antidote. The
unhappy and bereaved mother bore the corpse
Of the child away in her arms, having only
the image Of The departed child to console her
in her series Ut Affections.