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CoTToN Crop IN NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI Ok
ford (Miss.) Mercury, of Thursday last says:
A gentleman just up from Bolivar county, gives
US a cheerful account of the cotton crop. To use
his own language, IAN acre Of ground just as good
for bale of cotton this year a sixpence is for
ginger cake IN Bolivar" No sort of land can be
purchased for less than $25 per acre, while many
plantations are actually held at $75, while thehol-
der is perfectly Indifferent about selling One gen.
tleman, he says, who works only sixteen hands,
will make 25O bales this year; suppose these bales
bring $50 each the production of sixteen hands one
year is $4,000. Many plantations work one hun
dred hands; at the above rates one hundred hands
would earn 100000; and this will give you some
idea of planting cotton in the Mississippi bottom.
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Mr.. LINCOLN VoTING FOR HMSELF.-The commu-
nifty were yesterday surprised at the announcement
that Abraham Lincoln had gone to the polls, at his
dent of the United States. If it had not been for
the fact that the announcement was made in the
New York Tribune, it would have been doubted that
any man seeking so high position could have per-
formed so indicate and indecent an act To the
credit of our nation be it said never before has any
candidate for this exalted station occupied so unen
viable position, and we trust it may be long, very
long, before any other shall occupy similar one
Pennsyl0anian.
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SoUTHERN MANUFACruEE-We have been shown
the Rock Island CasSimeres, manufactured by
Messrs. Young K WriSton, of Charlotte, y. c., and
are pleased learn that they received at the Agr
cultural Fair which has just terminated here, the
highest premium awarded in their class. These
goods surpaSs in beauty and intrinsic worth any
thing of the kind we remember to have seem and
should attract the attention of purchasers wherever
they may be exhibited We noticed among the
samples displayed, several grades and styles, any
ony of which would grace the figure Of the most
faStdious, and fair opponents of Southern en-
terprise in the old North State, at the same time
clearly proving that we have already at our doors
the means of favorably competing with any
factory IN the country. MeSsrs. Young & Wriston
commenced in a small way several years ago and
have triumphantly borne down all competition from
the North, attaining perfection in the art Of wool
manufacture that has established their goods as
indispensable article of trade with the buyers of
this and other markets. The goods are made Of
pure wool, free from the cheats and mixtures often
found in Northern fabrics, and are put up in hand
some and attractive style. BY their energy and
perseverance, these gentlemen have built up Il bust
ness of about one hundred thousand dollars annual
ly. overcoming the obstacles so long and urgently
urged against Southern enterprise, and made the
Rock Island Mills an important institution of the
South. With all our heart, we wish them greater
success than they even yet have cnjoyed-for they
have demonstrated conclusively that there is mate
rial in midst sufficient TO crafty all our wants
and tastes so far adjoining the outer man is con-
cerncd at least.-Richmond Examiner.
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SLAVE STATES.

*Twenty-one Senator's and seventy representatives
are known to be openly for secession in the event of
Lincolns election to the Presidency. The Legisla
ture will not meet until next fall, unless the Cover
nor calls a special session. The Convention will
meet in December and will be for secession by
large majority.
ELECTS new Legislature in November, 1860.
Twenty Bell and Everett members were elected
to the Arkansas Legislature in 1860. This is a
stronger opposition to the democratic party than
was ever before known in that State.
sWe unable to give the political classification
of the Georgia Legislature, but, joint ballot, the
Breckenridge party has 200 Bell so, and Douglas %.
The new Mississippi Legislature is politically clas
sified as follows, viz: Senate-Democrats, 90 !;
wings, 5; independent, l vacancy, l. House
Democrats, So; wings. 6; American democrat, ],
and two vacancies. The vote for Breckenridge and
Bell will be close.
fSenate-DemocratS, %; Union, Z; republicans,
l. House-Democrats 81; Union, So; republican, L.
GOVERNORS OF STATES FOR 1861.
The following are the Governors of the several
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N. C. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF n. c.
Nov. Sd. 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until 5th December 1850 for the Dur.
chase of $4OcOO0 of N c. State Bonds issued account
of Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Com
pany running thirty years from October LIST, 1860.
The above bonds will have Coupons for interest six
cent per annum attached, payable LIST April and &C.
tOber in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable the Bank
of the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers
to have them PAYABLE at the Treasury of the State.
Successful bidders npOn being informed of the accept
of their bids deposit the amount of their bids
including the accrued interest to the credit of the under
signed in the Bank aforesaid, in The Bank of North
Carolina or Bank of Cape Fear Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for N. C. Stocks to- the undersigned Ra
leigh, N. C.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President of
the Bank of North Carolina.
D. W. COURTS, Pub. Treas.
9D-td.
~ Register copy.
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THE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS,
CAROLINA AND GORDON.

II FAVE CHARLESTON. s. c., DAILY, SUNDAYS
IL excepted) at SETEy P. NJ, for Fernandna Fla,
connecting regularly with Railroad 10 Jacksonville Lake
City, GAINESVILLE and Cedar Keys and by Stages TO Mcano
pv Ocaa Tampa and other points in The interior Of For
da Also at Cedar Keys with Steamers 10 Havana, Key
West, ST Marks Apaachcoa Pensacola and New Orleans.
These Steamers connect also regularly every "Wednesday
and Sunday at Feinandina, with the u s. NJ. Steamer
EXCEL (Which leaves Immediately after the transfer of
their Passengers and Fregis running inland between
that point and the ST. Johns River at Patka thereby
avoiding the outside navigation the ST. Johns Bar.
PASSAGE
From Charleston to Fernandna S5
From Charleston TO Jacksonville, %
From Charleston to Picoata and Platka, $40
~ Freigh's for Fernandaa, and for all Landings
the st. Johns River, taken at usual rates.
No extra expense for re-shipment at Fernandina
H. l.. CHIS0LM,
Agent Florida Steam Packet Company, Southern Wharf
.Ss- THROUGH TICKETS from Charleston to the prin-
cipal Stations the Florida Railroad aud points the
81 Johns River, be obtained either of the above
Steamers.
November 2, 1860. ss-8m.
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Opposition majority in the next House.
THE NEW STATE GOVERNMENTS.

THE NEW STATE GOVERNMENTS.
The Political Position Of tie Sereral States in the
Present Crisis of the Union.
We publish below important statistical infOrma-
ton, giving the political classification Of the men,
bers of the Legislatures of the several States that
have held elections the current year. In the free
States, it is almost unnecessary to say they are re-
publican, dd nauseam in the slave States far as
heard from, the Breckenridge element is largely pre-
dominant
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FREE STATES.

Selects new Legislature November 6, 1860.
New York elects new Assembly in Nov. 1860
tNo Legislature chosen in Ohio this year.
Had there been, according to the vote given in the
several districts of the State the result would have
becn:- In the Senate, republican, 49, democrats,
16 House, republicans, 80; democrats, 52-a tie.
largely republican.
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SHORTEST ROUTE TO
FLORIDA.

Through from Charleston to Fernandina IN Fiji.
teen Hours, and to Pilatka in Thirty Hours
less time than any other Route.
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JUST LOOK HERE!
What's the Matter! Why,
W. W. PERKINS

RALEIGH, n. c.,
Is MAKING OLD CLOTHES LOOK NEW, ALTER
ing the style of Clothing, and cutting and making up
the very latest Styles and what is attractive his
liberalty and moderation in his charge.
You find him at his Mandatory at any time from
O'Clock A NJ till P NJ situated in the of Mrs Stew
arts vacant lot on Fayetteville street.
Nov. 8, 1860. 9O-tf
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DaIh SIOOHy appearances may Oe,
is one bright spot in the horizon. The Black Re-
publican victory will be barren one, for Demo
cratic Senate and hostile majority in the House,
will control Lincoln and his Cabinet, and leave
them utterly powerless for evil With decided
majority of political opponents in Congress, what
can Lincoln and his advisers do?
While we bitterly depore the prevalent ignorance
Republic in such imminent peril, we do not despair.
If cordial union Of Southern parties spring out of
the untoward circumstances which surround us
the benefit wi far outweigh the peril. A united
South is uncOnquerable, and can safely afford to
calmly wait and see what the enemy will make of
their dear bought victory. For victory, won by
eStranging the allegiance Of nearly one-half of the
States composing the Union is dearly bought at
any price, and will eventually crush the victors by
the weight of its fearful responsibility. Let us
umite-with united South, it would be unworthy
of American freemen to despair of the Republic;
but unless we unite, cordially and faithfully, it
would be useless to resist. Let party lines be OBJ
liberated and the watchword be, Our constitutions
al rights-neither more nor less" If the Constitu-
ton is to be violated let it be by opponents not
by as and if We driven to physical resistance
we can, like the men of &c, appeal to God and the
civilized world that the awful responsibility rests
on our opponents, not upon us. Let us put our
enemies in the wrong, and we will have the sup
port and sympathy of the world, and what is far
better than material aid, the appreciation of our
own consciences. Let wait, be sure We are
right, and then go ahead WdrreRtOR NelcS
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JOY AT LTNcoLN's ELEcTIoN-The news of Lin
coins election was received, yesterday morning,
with joyful demonstrations by the students of the
South. Carolina College-South. Car0liniun.
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SECRETARY,S OFFICE.

Wilmington IL Manchester r. X. Co..
WILMINGTON. n. c., I'd Nov 1850
TENHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IL Stockholders of the Wilmington Manchester Rail-
road Company, will be held in this place Wednesday
the 2lsI instant. WIN. A. WALKER Sec'y"
o ID
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GENUINE PAMLICO (MISD GRAPE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER CAN FURNISH lat 81 each)
Il few hundred we'll rooted vines of the above ceebat-
ed native pronounced by competent judges to be
of the best TABLE and WINE grapes known. A liberal
discount will be made upon purchases of 100 vines
For further information apply TO
R. H. ]. BL0UNT,
Washington, Beaufort Co, n. c.
October so, 1860. A-w5t.
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THE OAK CITY HOUSE,

TILL THE CLOSE OF THE LEGISLATURE.
THAT popular and far. famed Caterer
w. r. PEPPER,
Will have charge of the CUISINE DEPARTMENT, and
all the choice decacies of the will be served with
taste and despatch.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 8, 1860. sl-tE
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GEO. w BLOUNT,

TTlHREE NO. MICH COWS FOR SALE:
II all heavy with calf Two of them are full booded
and the other half blood They will give from to Ga
Ions of milk each per day. good eats no more THAI
bad one and it is cheaper pay good price for good
than low price for bad My price is $a5 easn.
Enquire at this office. -
Nv. 8 1850. VI
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NOTICE TO ADDISON sPIKEsl

IF ADDISON SPIKES, FORMERLY OF WAKE COUN-
TY, will notify where he may be found, he will
hear something to his advantage.
KEMP P. BATTLE, Atty.
Raeigb,tN c., Oct. :, 1860. 4l-w6t+
E The Weekly Raleigh Register and Fay etteville OBJ
server COPY six weeks and forward bills.
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ISSIFICATION OF THE NEXT CONGRESS
THE NEW HOUSE.

NEW HUISE
Our classification of the new House of Represen-
tatives is of course, incomplete, as elections have
been held in nineteen States only. Our estimates
for the remaining fourteen States based on the
last State elections and the results of yesterday.
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LOST OR STOLEN.

LOST OR STOLEN.
II LOST MY POCKET BOOK on THE 92D OF OC-
II TOBER, between Morrisv'IIe and Raleigh, at Ra
Leigh containing about 25 dollars in small bills and
about dollars worth of Notes j. Stone and 9th
ers and also number of Receipts from the Treasurer Of
he North-Carolina Railroad Company. Any person find
ing this pocket book aud returning it to at MOrrisve
or the Press office will be literally rewarded.
C. p. WILDER.
Morrisville, N. c., Oct 26, 1860. A-w4t.*
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Nov. 9, 1860.
CAROLINA
,arIr halonnnd

Office STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-
IL FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Runaway slave, named LISH, who formerly belonged
to Major Terrell of this county, but says he belongs
to Mr.. COLEMAN, of Mobile, Alabama, is confined in
Jail in this place. The is notified to forward
comply with the law and take him Lish 10 be
about thrty-our FIVE years Old, muatto colOr weighs
about las pounds, is hump shoudered, and hiny clad
E. A. GUPTON, Shift
October 5, 1860. 4l-w6m.*
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S....A \

DETWEEN THREE AND FOUR HUNDRED HEAD
- of Cabbage and Greens for sale Price two cts.
piece. Apply at this Office 90-lt
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

WANTED,
AN INSTRUCTOR IN LATIN AND GREEK,
A N INSTRUCTOR IN LATIN AND GREEK WILL
"A be needed in St. Johns College Oxford N. c., for
1851 The salary will depend the amount of the tuition
fees The applicant must sustain good character and
furnish testimonials of ability an Instructor.
For particulars address,
THOMAS C. TULEY.
November 2, 1860. 45-wtf%
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

JENNING PIGOTT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
LATE NoRTH-CARoLINA,
Is permanently situated Washington D. c., where be
will attend to claims against the Government and esps-
ciay TO obtaining patents for inventors.
July a. 1881. 30-wlypd.
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LII PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR POS.
n SESSION borrowed books from my Library
quested to return them. As it becomes absolutely
AIRY that they should be replaced BY the LIST day Of
January next. JOHN KERR.
Oct IL, 1866. 42-w&sw6w.
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INCORPORATED 1901!
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS 1896, 10000.

PocIEs issued and renewedLossEs equitably adjusted
and paid Immediately, upon satisfactory proofs in New
York funds by the Undersigned the duly authorized agent
j. BROWN, Agent,
Office ut the Hardware Store of
J. w. HARRISON.
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GOVERNORS OF STATES FOR 1861
The following are the Governors of the several
States of the Union -
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The STANDARD.
CHE NExr CONGRESS.

5as First ISession Of Tie NeW or Thirty Secenth
Congress commences December 3, lSS1-lts crust
eacs dates from March 4 1861.
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What Northern Democrats must do.
"What should sound policy and fair
dealing suggest to the delegates from the
anti Democratic States? If the North
ern Democracy are, as We believe they
are, true and faithful to the constitution.
al rights Of the South, let their delegates
to Charleston adopt, without question or
dispute, the platform of principles which
the Southern States may present, and
thus quiet forever the charges aud in.
situations of unsoundncss levelled At
them by the Southern Opposition; which
charges SO much embarrass the canvass
of every Southern State. "-Richmond
Enquirer.
This is libel on the Democratic
party. How mean is the Richmond pa
per to insinuate that the Democracy OF
the North have, for a score of years, done
otherwise than bow to the shareholders.
The Enquirer knows that the dough
faces in the free States expect the fire.
eaters Of the South to frame the Charles
tor Cor Baltimore) pl tform. Indeed,
JEFF Davis & Co. have already virtually
done it, aud reported it to the Demo.
critic Senators in Congress.
Every knee Of the North I'm Democ-
racy is ready to bow to the South on the
23d Of April, and this fact the Enquirer
knows very we'll They re never more
willing to work for the interests of Slave
labor than at the present tine.-Du.
Lugue Tines
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CHAPTER 81.


AN ACT making appropriation for the
payment Of the mileage Of members Of
the eighth General Assembly.
SECTION l BE 1t enacted by the Gen
erot A$ssmb'y Of tie State Of Io,ea, That
the following sums or So much thereof
as may be necessary be aud the same
are hereby appropriated for the purposes
hereinafter specified.
Sec ,. For payment Of mileage Of
members Of the Senate including the
Lieutenant Governor, the sum Of two
thousand aud sixty four dollars.
SEC 3 For payment Of mileage Of
, members of the House of Representa-
tlves, four thousand and ninety dollars
aud fifty cents.
SEC. 1. The money appropriated by
/ this act shall he paid 10y the Treasurer
OF State out Of the Treasury upon the
/ warrant OF the Auditor of State, who
! Shall Issue his warrant to the members
/ OF the Seuate and House. intending the
Lieutenant Governor, for the amount
du. to each as shown by the reports oil
the Commute on mileage of the brancl,
Of the General Assembly Of which such
person Is u member, and it is hereby
made the duty of the Presdcn. aud See.
retary Of the Senate and of the.Spcaksr
and Clerk of the House to furnish imme-
diately to the Auditor of State copy of
the report of the committee on mileage
Of their respective Houses, which copy
shall be certified to be correct by the
officers herein required to furnish them
SEC. 5. This act to take effect aud be
in force Immediately from aud after its
publication in the Daily Iowa State Reg.
lister aud Daily State Journal, newspaper.
published in the City Of Des Moincs,
Iowa, anything in section 81 of the Code
to the contrary notwithstanding.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
NICHOLAS j. RUSCH,
President of the Senate.
Approved March 18th 1860.
SAMUEL }. HARDWOOD.
hereby certify that the foregoing il
true copy from the original roll on file
in my Office.
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary Of State.
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CHAPTER &c.
AN ACT entitled an act to amend sec
ton 1910 of the Code of Iowa.

AN ACT entitled an act to amend sec
ton 1910 of the Code of Iowa.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by tie Gen
ercl assembly ofMe State IF hun, That
section one thousand two hundred and
forty of the Code of Iowa, be amended SO
as to read as follows: Any person has
also such color of title who has occupied
tract of land by h msclf, or by those
under whom he claims for the term Of
five years or who has thus occupied the
land for less term than five years, if he,
or those under whom he claims, have At
any time during such occupancy, with
the know ledge and consent, express, or
implied of the real owner, made any val
liable improvement thereon, or where he,
or those under whom he claims, have ut
any time during such occupancy, paid
the ordinary county taxes thereon for
any one year. and if two years afterwards
elapsed without re. payment, or prefer
of the repayment of the same by the
real owner of tho land. Provided, such
occupancy is continued up to the time at
which the suit is brought by which the
recovery Of the land is obtained US above
contemplated. Provided, that nothing
in this net shall be construed to give
tenants color Of title against their laud-
lords.
SEC 3 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Iowa State Register aud North
Iowa Times.
JOHN EDWARDS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
NICHOLAS j. RUSCH,
President of the Senate.
Approved March 18th, 1860
SAMUEL j. KIRK WOOD.
| l hereby certify that the foregoing il
true copy from the original roll on fiji
in my Office. ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary of State.
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n6~ There are six insane persons in
the Muscatiue Jail at this time, five of
whom have been there over year.
There are two in our Davenport Jail, aud
two mere at private residences. SO i,
goes all over the State.-Darenport Ga,
.eNe.
There are three insane persons in our
county Jail, one Of whom has been con.
fined about three years, another over tive
years, and all at the expense of the
county. Those who have visited our jai
know full well that it is not fit plac,
for those who are derangcd There can
be 10 hopes for the recovery of those
thus confined, and as the Ga.ette saws.
$50 it goes, all over the State" VIVA,
are VIC to think of those Democrats, who
knowing that scores Of our fellow beings
are in this distressed and and as at pres.
cnt managed almost hopeless condition,
are trying to raise hue and cry against
the partial completion of the Insane
Asylum for the purpose Of making, per,
laps, a few Democratic votes? If the
Democratic party places itself in opposi.
ticn to this Asylum, while it may gain a
few votes from the Republicans it will
lose ten times as many of the sensible
and honest men who yet hope to find
some good in the so called Dcntoeraitic
party.
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NJ. Blatchford, John A Kennedy. c. D.
Morgan. Horace Greeley aud Mr.. Dana,
Of the Tribune, Isaac Sherman, W. IL.
Seward, Jno. B. Haskius, H. j. Ray
mond, Gov. B'nks, Simon Cameron
Farmer Cook g. Co, and WIN. i, Barring,
Of MINI, to step up and tell what they
know about Republican expenditures to
control elections. This is done at the
instance Of Gov. Winslow, the Demo-
cratic member of the Committee.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of . special execution to me direct
cd, issued from the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis.
trct Court, in and for the county Of Cedar and
State Of Iowa, in favor Of Joseph Jennings and
against Warren Stacy have levied upon the fol.
lowing property, as the property Of the said Wa.
rem Stacy. to wit
The west half Of the north east quarter. and the
east half Of the north east quarter OF section No.
six Isl in township NO. seventy nine, (79( n orth
of range one Il. west of the 9TH principle me
ridan with the appurtenan thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public outcry
at the Court house door in the town of Upton il
said county, on Saturday the 18th day Of May
A. d. 1850, between the hours OF . o'cloci
4. Il. and o'clock 2. NJ. Of said day, to satisf,
said execution and costs III 1t may accrue there
on.
Dated this llth day Of April. A. b. lsGo.
J. l. BRADSHAW
sheriff Of Cedar Ceuafy, Eses.