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look to the prospeityof the State, and whichsmay
require the fostering hand Of material aid. i
But the interrogatory suggests rather than puts
the question can you rely upon his promises Of
course mean politically? answer, let the record
speak. /! If Mr. Pool could sit in the Legislature
two successive sessions and hear the question dis
cussed upon FIVE different bills to reform the Con-
stitution sga strike out one Of its fundamental prin
cpes and not offer suggestion, not open his mouth
for or against except to say upon the passage of
each; and further, if he could thus keep his seat
for two successive sessions, and never move to
amend the tax bill in those particulars which now
seem so Objectionable, and which bears, as he now
affirms SO hard upon the poor working classes if
he then felt not for the one nor advocated the 9TH
er, what confidence I submit to you can be placed
in promises which his vaultng ambition coniures
up only at the moment when the splendors Of
gubernatorial office loom up in the distance?
, hardly need tell you that that man is scarcely
to be trusted whose practices are at war with his
professions, and who seeks by indrection, not by
manly, consistent course, the accomplishment of q
scheme which must necessarily create social feud,
which divides people contented and happy, and
which seeks to pull down the very pillars Of consti-
tutonal security
Yours respectfully,
\ : j. PARKER JORDAN.
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But if Mr. Cox is to be rejected on this account,
what shall be done with Messrs. Battle and Russs
Are they natives of the Counfya Certainly not.
Have they been here SO much longer than Mr.. Cox
that they are likely to be truer to the County than
he will beG We think not So this objection Of
the Register to Mr.. Cox is at once dissipated. 1t
has no force any way; and if it had it applies as
we'll to Messrs Battle and Russ as to him. =
But Henry Mordecai, it seems, is opposed to John
Pools ad valorsm because he wishes to save few
dollars tax on his young and old negroes! Who
believes that? When, before this, was Henry Nor
decai charged with being avaricious? Who believes
that he would support or oppose any public measure
solely with the view Of saving money, or Of avoid
ing his due proportion of the public burdens !
Why, his whole life is standing refutation Of the
charge. The "Mordecai boys"-as they are "a
mary called-are noted for the opcnness of their
purses in every good cause and for their lberality
on all occasions. Our neighbor is surely mistaken.
Henry Mordecai is not actuated in his course on ad
calorem by wish to avoid paying his fair share Of
taxes ...
We think our neighbor Of the Register has open.
ed the campaign most unfortunately for his cause
And if he will only keep it up as he has begun, we
will feel under obligations to him at the close of the
contest, for the result will show that he has damag
ed his own candidates and increased the Democratic
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN cARrEREr,,

At q call for Democratic meeting Of the citizens
of Carteret large and respectable number me4 &c
the Court House in Beaufort on the 18th inst, and
organized by calling DR.. W. Crarper 70 tie chair,
and appointing D: H. L. Bell secretary. ~;
The chair stated the object Of the meeting to Be-
the nomination of candidates to represent this coup.
ty in the General Assembly Of North Caro1ina Wv
On motion of B. Station, G. R. ThofsaS ESQ, was
unanimously nominated as suitable casdidats 10
represent this county in the House Of Commons :
And, on motion, Levi 7. Oglesby, ESQ.,, was nom.
mated to represent the Senatorial District compos.
ed of the counties of Careret and Jones' in the next
Legislature. +f
On motion of Jas. Ward, ESQ.,, the chairman was
requested to appoint committee of three to notify
the Democratic party of Jones, informing them Of
the nomination, and requesting their endorsement
of the same. Whereupon the chair appointed Bel.
cher Fuller, JAS Ward, aad D. II. L. Bell said COM
mittee.
On motion, a committee was appointed consisting
of VIM. F. Bell Sd. and Benz Station to inform the
candidates of their nomination and request their At
tendance at this meeting. In their absence H. G.
Jones being called for, addressed the meeting in his
usual happy style. ..s....S
c.. R. Thomas, ESQ.,, then came forward in the
meeting, and in few brief and appropriate remarks
accepted the nomination. -
On motion, it was requested that the Beaufort
Journal publish the proceedings of this meeting,
and the Newbern Enquirer and Raleigh Standard
be requested to copy. =
After vote of thanks to the officers, the meet
ing, on motion, adjourned
W. CRAMER, Chm.
D. H. L. BELL, Sec'y. :"
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FOR THE SENATE:
GEORGE W. THOMPSON.
FOR THE COMMONS:
ED. G. HAY WOOD. HENRY MORDECAI,
WILLIAM II. cox.
FOR SHERIFF:
WILLIAM H. HIGH.
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fOr the OLdnudfu
.. Mr. EDITOR: Inasmuch as the Charleston Conven-
ton has adjourned without making nomination,
and as there are two Conventions to meet soon for
the purpose of nominating candidates for the Presi
dency, desire to make public my opinions relative
to these Conventions, and, also, to represent the
views of the Democracy Of Northampton county.
In the first place, Mr.. Editor, take my stand
firmly by the States that seeded from the Charles
ton Convention. Why do do this For the plain
reason that they had the Constitution and rights
under it on their side. The majority from the free
soil States North refused to votefor aplatform which
simply recognised rights under the Constitution;
and inasmuch as, we are the weaker section of the
confederacg 1 think the seeding delegates were
clearly in the right and it is my honest conviction
that they Rinibe sustained at the baotbox in this
movementslby the entire body Of the Democratic
masses of the South, There is one thing certain,
and that is that II Stephen A. Douglas is nominated
at Baltimore, have yet to find the Democrat in
Northampton county who is willing to sustain him,
in preference to the Richmond nominee. The De-
mocracy Of Northampton viii 60 in body for the
Richmond nominee, as all Southern men are bound
to do if they are determined to stand by their rights
-. US. 80. S. .. .sss. A MERCHANT
May i4tn lebV. e 4sse II s;siis
Is thu the voice Of Northampton IN relation tothe
Baltimore and Richmond Conyentionsf We think
our correspondent "a Asreaants Is mistakenr-
Standard w.s.
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to get through with the necessary legisfsisa b.
fors 4iiS i'll Of july n, -; 80.
: nj: a G sssm.n sape.htsqt sf ptbAht
Printing nadsf President Pierce his I'm scenietsa
sof the charge u haifsasanea PREPARED ~ Ne Gov
'g %Ss 5.D.psse have vted iii vsr'aa. = i
interest IN our city, and seem
ali they have seen. They 1eays here i9e fir daysss
{ for New York. Bennett Of the HsyHl4 ;spsgestA,
that file Of police be quartered at the Hstsl there,
for their protection, and that no City Afdsnan b.,
permitted entrance to any of their rooms Nheeta,
there is anything Lying about loose" A sugges
ton suitable to other localities. s. 5
rs On motion Of Mr.. Branch, Of N. e, the Commlte
into and report as to tho expediency providing BY
law for the transportation Of mails BY railroads at
compensation Of $3.50 per mile. 81 4 = .1.sas -
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The new American Cyclopedia,

This valuable work has reached the ninth volume,
which We have just received through Mr.. Pomeroy.
The titles it contains range from Hayne to Jersey
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which they are treated, may be judged of from the
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this work, and as each new volume appears we see
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The Publishers and Editor seem to have taken
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Tie ninth volume appears to us of higher interest
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In the department of science, readers will find
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memoirs Of Judge and Gov. Iredell, and Of Dr. Ives
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We heartily commend the work to those who may
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NOTICE..

yTVAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
Il Stokes County, at Danbury. the 18th May 1880,
ransxay negro by who says bis name is SAMUEL
age and will be free when of age; that he bound to
SOLOMON ARMFIELD in Guiford county, and was hired
to JOSEPH HOUSTON, Greensboro; said boy 10
about FIVE feet eight inches high Of copper
color and weighs abou hundred and pounds
He had when apprehended old gray rock coat drab
coored pants and cloth cap The said negro is believed
to be slave. The is requested to come and prove
his property, and pay all charges
-'t JOHN MARTIN,
Sheriff Of Stokes county. 2
Danbury, May IL, $780, q 43-6m.
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MEY ERS' MIRACULOUS VERMIN DE.
STnOYER, the oldest aud best remedy known for Ex-
terminating RATS ond MICE, COCKROACHES, BUGS.
ANTS. MOSQUITOES, FLEAS, MOTHS, GRAIN.
WORMS and GARDEN INSECTS. 3.,s rfttr'-,'
w Principal Depot sle BROADWAY, Ny. -.-r
Sold by all Druggists everywhere .7f
May Is, 1860. e9-w&sw3m.
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A New JAN FOR WAKE CouNrY.-The County
Court of Wake, at its late session, made an order
for new jail, and appointed Messrs. Thomas D.
Hogg, W. W. Whitaker. Jordan Womble ST., Ste
phen Stephenson, and John R. Harrison Commits
sioners to receive proposals for and to supcrntend
the Greg lof the building. A new Jail is much
needed in this County.
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS is the best aud
cheapest article for dressing, beauipg cleansing curl
ing preserving and restoring ths hair Ladies' try it.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.
March 10, 1860 1l-w&sw6noA
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SPECIAL NOTICE!-white Sulphur water-from
the White Supher Springs Greenbrer Co., Va-Bottled
at the Springs. 49, 81. '-,~ as ''
This Company having made great Improvements in bot.
Ting the transported water is perfect as when
taken from its source. Address all orders to
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
General agents for the United States,
Richmond. Va.
May g. 1860 19-w&sw2mpd.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO ME Exc.
ID cuted by JOHN Q W. FAUCETT. lately deceased,
the 18th November 1885, shall proceed sell to The
the Court House door in the City Of Ralegba house and
lot in the southern portion Of the said City the Fay
etteve road. adjoining the lands Of Sylvester smith,
James LitchfDrd and others -.a.B ,.>I& fFfs :.
.a.- RANSOM JOHNSON, Trustee.
May 80, 1860. sd.
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DOUGLAS IN New YoEK.-An immense meeting of
the New York Democracy was held on Tuesday
night last, at which speeches we're delivered and
strong resolutions passed in favor of the nomination
of Judge Douglas for the Presidency.
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BLACK MOUNTAIN. - -. :,
vUlHE NEAT AND AIRY HOUSE LOCATED
IL on this MOUNTAIN, 5746 feet above the Level Of
the sea, the go
Highest Hotel in the United States,
will be open for the accommodation Of visitors ON the is
day Of JUNE. % - = ~. -
NEW AND SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS
furnished for the comfort and pleasure Of the visitor who
would refresh himself amid the conl breeze that blow
fresh from the evergreen basams this grea. monument
5sF, THE BEST OF SERVANTS T. {ts;sos
always in attendance render every service needed b.
visitors Ample accommodations for the ladies and Rsl.
tlemen, and their horses. ..fzs' ...ztss.tz,.,...
THE SPLENDID VIEW Ms. / ,sse.a.
from this house is uneqed from any point west Of the
Rocky Mountains Parties visit the Hieh Peak and
return the Mountain House the same DAY. WITNESSING
from that point the magnificent summer sunrise and sun.
set of mountain lsnd. .t.-sssA 81
There is Hotel at the foot Of the mountan kept BY Mr..
parties rest before commencing the
ascent TO The Mountain House. The Law School Of Hon
Bailey 10 also located ct the foot Of the mouut&in
Persons can get conveyance fum Ashevlle from W: q
Dickens9n at the Eagle Hotel who keeps good STOCK a.
For further parcuiars Of this mountain ~ Celtos,s
Aoultais Scenery. 80 5aS sf'sfi ,s'
rs se..9s. ~ TH0s .. PATTON.
Asneylile,s Nay ~, 1880 9.a.>ts q 4s--4ks -
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eY The Charlotte Bulletin, noticing the late
Democratic meeting in Wake, and its expression in
favor of Judge Douglas for the Presidency, charges
that the Democracy Of Wake who took part in that
meeting fare allies of Northern Democracy in oppo-
sition to principle and Southern rights" The
charge is utterly untrue. The Democrats of Wake
are as true to principle and Southern rights as
any body Of men in the slaveholding States. They
are neither submissionists nor disunionists. They
still have confidence in the Northern Democracy,
and they are not afraid to trust Judge Douglas. )
The Editor Of the Bulletin is no doubt at heart q
disunionist The Democracy of Wake have no
sympathy with disunionists per &C. They have not
asked the Bulletin for suggestions or advice Its
denunciaons Of their opinions and course pass them
as the idle wind = ~ ~
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az We regret very much that Mr.. Bledsoehas
thought it to be his duty to declare himself cand
date for the Senate in this County, in opposition to
the regular nominee, Mr.. Thompson. We esteem
Mr.. Bledsoe as man, and we are strongly attached
to him personal friend but our duty is plain
We shall stand by he nominee, and shall do all we
can, in fair and honorable way, to secure his cleo
ton. We trust, however, that the campaign will
be conducted on high political grounds, and that
personalities will not be permitted to enter it. Our
paper is open to communications of political char
acter in favor of the nominees Let personalities be
avoided
The present is time Of peculiar trial to the organ
lied Democracy Of Wake. If they shall 60 through
it triumphantly as we believe they WILL they will
have established character for nvincbility under
all circumstances. Let them unite upon and work
for their ticket and not only this but let them
tain Gov. Ellis with one voice, and see to it that his
vote is not impaired by the conflict now unfortu-
nately going on in our own ranks.
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ATTENTION PINEY WOODS CAvALRYl
ATEET AT THE PARADE GROUND ON FRIDAY.
lyD LIST day of JUNE at o'clock for Parade in SUN.
MER UNIFORM with 10 round Of Blank Cartridges.
By order Of the Captain
s: W. T. POOLE, o. 8.
May 20, 1860. sit
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w We are requested to state that Moses a.
Bedsoe Esq, will address the people in the Court
house in this place, on Friday night next 1t eight
o'clock. ls'e go :. y - - =
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e yCHExOKEE REMEDY - 80 :
YNHE GHE8QKEE REMEDY HAS. ARRiyERSA AH
hcss who have been waiting 10 patisnllY - - -.
piisdat PES6UDS DRUG Xf4h
3 Nay S. $780, a5s.. 80 : "a y 3ssW
II ~ Register ccyty ssEr. &:es.r's5s.
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~ WE ARE REQUESTED To- AN.
@ nounce MOSES A. BLEDSOE, Esq, as an
Independent Democratic candidate for the SENATE in
Wake County.
May "a, 1860. 42-tf
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MARRIED.
ID / e D

DIED. sf
On Tuesday, 22d inst. at home in Chatham county n
G.. Mrs Mildred H. Smith, wife of Dr. L. H. Smith, in her
49th year. She lived the life of the righteous Her dying
words testified that she accepted of God and received
into mansions of eternal rest. TCoN
% Register please copy. 80 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
RICHMOND WHIG.
CAMPAIGN SONG.

CAMPAIGN SONG.
Ara-"T3s Red Willis and B'Ee."
ny iUrH RrsrIc.
Here's /, Bell, tried sta,osmsn and fearless,
The pNtsioi pure md true,
,And Everett, who's eloquf nee peerless,
j. ihs boast Of the red, white and blue.
Our nHii tolls the funeral OF IA lion,
While at mentiO1 OF Eyeretts pane
Eaeh pulse beats with Ofiisr ac'loa,
Zach heart owns a holur dame.
Lives n re o,e, in,h is rcst Of Unioa,
or trethTcl Owing and nee,
That al. re Q OF the tab Of Monnt Vernon,
Preserved g. US, Everett, by thee?
Tacn, here. 20 The mcmp-y we cherish,
As though Il were almost divine
Can the mace OF cur Everett: PERISH
Dear Chief, vi en- 20 woven with thineY
From faeticnsl rule 70 de lyer
The land Of a Washingl MS love,
They are coming from mountaln and river,
From prairie AMI y,llef aud grove,
Unu owed b. poiiical hu ~
Toe people rise Up Ia their might,
Ih,i- motto "s ch nau 10 hs dut.,
and he b!es inE OF God on the rifhi"
Shall ia, drcn Of one glorious mo'hsr
Tlc b Iucs cf Affection forget!
Shall hr1ihsF Ilse up ( iati brother,
WHO ue'er but IN sanity metz
Avert g. avert q Licl Erscll
P,rrcr let ihe 'i..s1olw s2lth Stand,
Ana IibrItT's fox never 'lv n,
Wave It's folds DER cur helut'fal land.
Then under cur inner como rally,
r. o. Vows uf your unirg be lrle,
Lel your shouts ring . rough forest and valley
Three ehes:s for the red, shlis and blue!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

Hos. JAMES NJ. DAVIDSON KiLLxD.-The Hon. James
NJ Davidson, formerly a member OF the Tennesse Legis
htnre and distinguished as the Irish Orator, died at his
home in Fayetteville, Tenn, Sunday morning last
uuder circumstances of the most painful character On
the Saturday night previous he shot therce times by
a nan named Carly two balls woundng him in the head
and neck and the other taking effect in bis breast and
going entirely through bis body.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

Most travellers and especially tourists G,ou the Bas
timore and 0hio Railroad remember aged couple liv-
ing Burtons Station, By the name OF Church. aud
the pair have been the subject of various sketches by
sis while paragraphsts have written he- biographies.
The husband Henri Church. 10 years old and his
wife l0S. Several months since lhc wife died, and last
month the husband followed his sged partner the tomb.
Mr.. Church was native Of England but to Amer
during the revolutionary war; soldier in the Bri-
tsh army bat taken prisoner at the battle OF York
town. and afterwards concudcd TO remain in this coun-
try. The pair leave seyerd children, Who are over 50
years of age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

Separate and distinct charges and specifications Of the
most serious nature have been preferred against Gen
IIarney, by Capt Jordan Quariermasters Department
Lieut.. Wecker, Ordinance department.; Lieut. Hodge,
den OF which is "condua =nbccoming officer aud
gentlemen, aud tyrAnnsal use aud abuse ofauthOry"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL GOODS
MilIhiSn1. lSr. pro,

j. MillhiSer N Bros.
WE take peasu to nfOrm fiends patrons and the
w public Ta that We rave cp. ned yey extensive
s3rtrent Of AEW JODr adapted pre- e,t and
Ing selsrn and prepared them on the mos aYorlbIa
terms and a, low prices anil having rurha
In anything In tie Dry Goods 1e. will we'll 70 give
exan alton II only - hnd what sre selling Goods
ST We cannot an advertisement iht leading
stiles n Good - hsve 10 t1Te, bat that
cTanm,d and lnmei full of good bargains and no
doubt vi be 90 wh ca Iner II they knoE their ioierest
We sell the best q BLACK SILK 10 the cty
We sell the best Al-wooi FLANNEL at p cents
We hay the largest and cheapest PREECH RBRcID-
EaikS IN ih- ciy.
oARrEnNGs and RUGS In great variety, and cheap
J. MILLliIsER ( BRO,
tcs9-u l93 Br az street.