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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PROSPECTUS
HIGH POINT REPf

HtGH ROlNT REPORTER.
HyHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO PUBLISH At
High Point, N. C. Weekly Newspaper under Iba
above tte the first number to be issued abou: the
January, 1860. VI
The character of the REPoRrER is designed to emb.,
these general features lst,-A refraning from all intr
ference in party p1iitics merely noticing without CO.
ment. political incidents items of news: 2dA ber
support Of the Industrial enterprises of the High Point ~
gion Of North Carolina not distinct FROM but in co
ton with the progress Of improvement throughout tba
State; 3dA correct report Of domestic and foreign ma,
kets together with such other matters relating to ,rad
freights &C. likely To be of interest to tbos
tons having business relations with this point of the North
Carolina Railroad; 4h,-A due ihterspersion of new,
charades enigmas puzzles whms, scraps and oddiis.
will be given 10 make the REPORTER welcome visitor IT,
every freside; but nothing shall be found in its coi
that may call blush to the cheek If modesty or foS
to the brow of religion morality O"n
TERMS:
The REPORTER will be printed on paper of medium, =;
with fair type and furnished to subscribers at ~ NJ.
mum, strictly in advance. pr ~~
November II, 1885, %e
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PAINTS.

"E HAVE LARGE SUPPLY OF WHITE LEA D,
w Lnseed Oil, and every description of Paint sua-
BILE for House Painting, which are selling very low.
Those having painting to do had better get prices be
fore they buy. ---,.- II 49, ! lLa-g s.
Raleigh, N. c., April go, 1850. 82--G
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NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECTURE.

NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECTURE.
SIoan's Constructive Architecture.
GUIDE FOR THE BUILDER AND CARPENTER;
n Exhibiting the construction of of Designs for
Roofs Domes Spires and the Five Orders of Architecture
selected rum the best specimens Of Grecan and Roman
Art with the figured dimensions of their Height, Prjee
ton and Profile To which is added Treatise Pract-
cal Geometry The whole illustrated BY sixy-two plates
and accompanied by explanatory By Samuel Sloan,
Architect author Of the Model Architect" CITY and
Suburban Architecture One vol 4to price 81
Sloan's City and Suburban Architecture;
In which are exhibited numerous Designs and Details
for Public Edfces, Private Residences and Mercantile
Buildings illustrated with 1876 folio engravngs, accom-
panied by Specifications and Historical and Explanatory
Text By Samuel Sloan, author of the Model Architect
"Soaus Constructive Architecture, ETC., One VOL
folio Price $l2 W.
For sale by --..--.. s..
Raleigh, Aug. Is, 1859. 72-t
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BLAcKwOOD,s MAGAZINE & BRITISH
- - REVIEWS

SCOTT co, NEW YORK continue to publish
Lie The following leading british Periodicals, viz:
l.. The London Quarterly, tcouservative)
2.-The Edinburgh Review, (Whig9 ~ - 4
3.-The North British Review, Free church,
4.-The Westminster Review, (Liberail
5.-Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, CTory0
These periodicals ably represent the three great political
parties Of Great Britain Wing Tory and Radicai--but
politics forms only feature of their character As Or
ans Of The most profound writers Science Literature
Morality and Religion they stand they have stood
uurvaled in the world Of letters being considered inds
pensabe 20 the scholar and the professional man. while
the intelligent reader of class they furnish
correct and satisfactory recd of the literature of
the day. throughout the world than can be possibly OBJ
tanned from any other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt OF ADVANCE SHEETS from the British
publisher gives additional value these Reprints
much as they can now be placed in the hands Of subsc
bers about as soon as the original editions.
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! EMMoNs, Geology.

EMMONS' GEOLOGY. = - SD
MANUAL OF GEOLOGY, DESIGNED FOB THE
vu use of Colleges and Academies; BY Ebenezer EN-
mons State Geolngist Of NorthCarolna Late State Ge
oIogist Of New York Professor Of Natural History and
Geology in William College; Corresponding Member Of
the Academy of Natural Science, Philadelphia de- dc.
? = t,ffi ---,- For sale by ~ ~
Raleigh, N. c., March Q, 1850. 20-tf.
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"TEXAS LAND AND MONEY"

"TEXAS LAND AND MONEY"
TEXAS COURT OF CLAIMS RE.ESTAB.
LISHED.
a Ii HEIRS OF SOLDIERS WHO SERVED IN THE
IA Texian War Of Independence, aud win" have not
ceved their land must apply for the befUre the LIST
of JUNE, 1861, or be forever barred.
All persons having any character of claim Wkdterer for
LAND OF MONEY, against Texas, the
same, by properly prosecuting their rights
The undersigned has sererak thousand of
entitled and all other daG pertaining Ia The Texas land bu
sness and will attend promptly to any claim entrusted to
his charge. Address
TH0S d. WILLIAMS
Attorney at Law,
Waco, Texas.
Refers to Judge Pearson Judge Battle Gov. SWAIN and
Others.
March %, 1860. 24-6mos
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e-a NEW BOOKS.
ID EvOlUTIONS IN ENGLISH HlSTORY By Ro-
Ii. bert Vaughan, d, D.-Yolumel now ready.
George p Marsh 'Ts ~ s'-; - :
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY, or Year
Book of Facts Science and Art for $780, Edited by Da
vid A. Wells, A. N. E1rF sss-.tt ts1<i{ as -
A NARRATIVE OF TIE DISCOVERY. Of the Fate Of
Sir John Franklin and his companions; By Captain Nc
CintDck, r. NJ, L. L. D--with Maps and Illustrations
u NOTES ON NURSING-What it ID, and what it ID not
By Florence Nightingale
20 .-.i .-f.ss.-,-ss...-- 49, W. L. PoMER0Y.
Raleigh, N. G., March Q, 1860. 2O-G
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NEW WHOLESALE
shoe and Leather III ouse.
WILSON, McILWAINE CO..
Go Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
HAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR SALE AN
LII unusually large Stack of Goods. in their line,
prisng every variety Of Mems Womens and Childrens
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BROGANS,
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS.
SHOE FINDINGS, &c, &c, &c.
Sole Wholesale Ag nts in this City for the sale Of
Mitchell Metallic Tipped Boots,
And Shoes for Boys nd Girls Merchants are invited
examine their stock prices, which they determined
shall compete lily with houses here elsewhere
e Orders promptly and carefully attended to by one
Of the hrm.
JOHN D. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE,
r. w. ROBERTS.
Septembe s. 1859. 7s-tE
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PROSPECTUS
rHE STAR. ep pRRHDenr
December 90, 1859.

THE STAB. or PREED0M.
ID the history of great nation when every freeman
should shake off the letters and enets of bias
and in the face of policy and popular OpinOn-hnk speak
and decam without fear reward his principles up
and every subject not inmical the interests Of
the country. And believing furthermore that the en-
croachments of niquy, hyp crsy heresy, n6deity,
perstrn humbuggery priestcraft with all their sms and
unpariotc devotion to the fundamental principles of
fearuy the increase therefore, strong
efforts should be put forth by the conservative portion Of
country TO upront them, and return To the primitive
landmarks of fathers We should have honest Dem
Ocratc Governmenaud honest devotion to the church of
Cod that sectaran jealOuses may be ignored sOcaty
restored and the interest of section be made the
terests of aso that prosperity may spring up the
midst of adversely To this end the undersigned proposes
to publish in the town of Wilson. N Carolina a weekly
be issued about the Hth of May next provided
sufficient number of subscribers be obtained place the
enterprise upon firm basis. TIE STAR OF FREEDOM"
will be Democratic tone and sentiment-and will be de-
voted the advancement of the interests of the h0s
country.
Its columns will be open for free discussion of all SUBJ
jects, when conducted upon gentemany principles We
will endeayor to make it good truthful reliable reada.
bic family neutrality-suspicious. in all hings-neutra in
nothing.
Single copy per annum in advance, $20O
Four 81 500
Ten II 90
Twenty copies &c 90
DIR. J. J. LAWRENCE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Wilson, n c.
March & 1850. IS
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BELL COLOGNE.

n Colgne just received. Also Fariua Cologne in long
and Wickered bottles Bszns quart size family Cologne
and many others OF superior quality, in Store, aud
For sale cheap by q T .'...
49, t.a 5,'4# WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, N. c., April 20, $780, n Ss--tf
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Trustees Notice.-Reduced PYices. >
TlAE STOCK OF GOODS CONVEYED IN Tpusr
by THOS. CAILAN TO the subscriber are non 49,;
9oio s1feduee prices Those wishing purchase IA nv
AADE CLOTHING cheap for cash had better cait Soon
.Sy. WIN. WHITE, Trustee.
y. o. Those indet ed BY note or account n m.
calling and settling viii avoid lie payment Iao Of
Rals;vb I,I, IN ,a.o 49,. W. W..
ss---s ~ tooV. ST.
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FAYETTEVILLE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,

FAYETTEVILLE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets s254,6Is.62.
TgIHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN OPERATION
than six years, and has paid its fire losses,
amounting $2352is7, without any assessment; nsu
e pip s %s% move aS%s
Amount premium notes now on hand, 24',7Ss.Os
DIREc1oRs.
Gen. Mcneil, s. T. Hawley
D. i. Ray, WV. Tihnghast
). W. Tillinghast ]. ID. Williams,
Henry Lilly, Jas. g. Cook,
N. A. Stedman, A. W. Steel
s.. Hinsdale. Jas. Kyle,
T. s. Iutteroh, Hon. J. g. Shepherd.
VIM. McLaurin, R.: F. Brown, Wilmington.
A. E. Hall, Wilmington.
GEO. McNElLL, President.
d. A. RAY, Vice President.
C. A. MCMILLAN. Secretary.
JNo COLLINS and C. C. McCRuMnES,
Travelling Agents.
~ The Company invite applications.
May ~, 1859. 4s-ly
GREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com.
pany offers to those wishing to effect Insur'
ances for fe rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies oe Insurance for Life and those
only Members Of The Company to such profits
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
parments of the Company, which kept actively en-
ployed.
the lives of slaves for year. or term Of years. at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which that of SaVings Bdnband the
deposoIs allowed interest at the rate OF per cent per
for any time not exceeding four months per cent
over four and not exceeding SIX months ana per cent
for any time six months. . .-i.+
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address 5 wr,p g. 4 n
Greensborough, N. C. September ]. 1859. Sly.
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GLYCERINE SOAP.

a DOZEN OF THAT SPLENDID GLYCERINE
44 Soap which has given such universal satistac-
top aud has become an indispensable Toilet article.
For sale BY
p F. PESCUD.
Raleioh Nav ls 1850 40-iE
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CHEROKEE REMEDY.

. CHEROKEE REMEDY.
TIME CHEROKEE REMEDY HAS ARRIVED. AND
those who have been waiting patiently sup
piled at PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
May 2s 1880. 42-ts
~ Register copy.
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- NOTICE.
TNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
lszCumberiaDd county, the LIST of May, 1885, as q
runsEay.a negro who says he is free that his is
HENDERSON SEARS, and that he is from Davidson
county, and was bound to DAVID HUNT. He is about
s6years old feet high. and weighs about $50 bs bad
on when taken hickory Shirt black Cas-. pants and
black round coat The owner is requested for.
ward prove property pay charges and take him away
he will be 6ealt with as the law d, ects.
June 8, 1850. -sE 80 46-tf:
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NORTH-CAROLINA WRAPPING PAPER.

NORTH-CAROLINAW WRAPPING PAPER.
a 8 GENERAL AGENT OF 6. 3. SAFER, PR0PRlE-
"A tor of the CRABTREE PAPER MILLS. am ready
settle his for Paper to purchase stock and to
sell Wrapping Paper. Of all descriptions on favorable
orders for such paper solicited and executed with
promptness and dispatch. s,... = n - k.8s
Address, J. ]. LlTGHFORD,
,f' Tre Raleigh, NC. Z
February 8, 1850. sfe5 lzss-.L b7s l0-h
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Law BOOKS.

a LAW DICTIONARY AND GL0SSARY-Conta
"A ing full Definitions of the Princ.pa TERMS THs
COMMON Civil Law, together with TRANSACTIONS and
explanations of the various technical phrases in different
languages occurring in the ancient and modern Reports
and Standard Treatise embracing also all the Principal,
Common aud Civil Law maxims; By Alexander NJ. Bur-
ril: a asp and eHlarged edition ~ ... r'5-s .
For sale by "a.
Rale Oh, N. c., Feb. g. 1850. l7-tf
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) RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.

RALEIeH, n c.
VyHE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL,
begin the FOURTH TUESDAY IN JULY and con.
tinue 81 weeks. w.
Rev: w TUCKER will have charge of the classes in
Meatai and Moral Philosophy, Evidences Of Christianity,
Latin. '' "N
Miss 4. J. sEARLE, Modern Languages and Paintings
Miss 2. T. LEWIS, Music g.
Miss --, Primary Department
For further information apply to T. b. RRAuE, Presi
: dent Of the Seminary. '''''-
$500 $50 80 M. A. BLEDSOE
President Boaid OF Trustees
A. N. GoRNAx, Secfy.
ssne ~, ieooi ...... SLIT
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sWAIN,s JUsTICE-REVIsED.

SWANS JUSTICE-REVISED. ...
TVNHE NORTH-CAROlINA MAGISTRATE. A PRAC-
tcal guide to the Laws OF the State and the decisions
of the Supreme Court defining the duties and ursdic
ton of the Justices of the Peace out of Court under the
Revised Code s545 together with full instructions and
numerous forms and precedens ~
BIZ EDWARD CANTWELL, L. L. B.
Counsellor at Law
The above the title Of work which has been recently
published by the undersigned at the North Carolina Book
store, Raleigh, N. c., and is now for sale in
One vol Of nearly 900 pages at the low price of 90 So
Postage part Of the State of the United States
ceus Upon the receipt of four dollar N. c. Bank
Bill the work will be mailed to address, and the change
closed in United States post Office stamps. .8 "a,
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MOTTO E.-STRAYEDO OR STOLEN FROM THE
IL Subscriber. on Sunday the Sd inst, frum my pana
tion. four miles West Of Raleigh Light Grey Mare Mule
supposed 70 be twelve years old had shoes before half
worn nached NAME and trimmed TAIL / purchased said
mule IN the mountains ANY person taking up said mule
and addressing at Raleigh bringing her to me- will
be Reasonably and handsomely paid for their trouble.
TERRILL GILL
Raleigh. n. c., June o. 1880 soft
VOuATT'S HISTORY, TREATMENT AND
Diseases of the Horse; with Treatise on Drsught
and coPous Index.
For sale BY
b. D. TURNER
N. c. Book Store.
kaleiRn. Fe0 10, 1880. l2-H
SUMNER CLOTHING AT GREATLY RE-
,SE DUCED PRICES.
HAVING DETERMINED TO CHANGE MY BUSI-
III ness on the LIST Of January will sell nv stock of
Summer Clothing at
=. Remarkably Low Prices for Cash.
n. CRAFTSMAN.
s11efis' Aooo' ' -..-- 4g-lm.
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JUST RECEIVED.

NOTICE.
Y A. whitaker KEEPS THE LARGEST
lie stock of GROCERIES and LIQUORS in Raleigh.
tie will be pleased to wait any that may call on
him.
JUST ARRIVED,
FRENCH CHOCOLATE
49,. CURRANTS, RAISINS. PRUNES,
FIGS, ORANGES, LEMONS, s-.
...-..... .. FLAvORING EXTRACTS,
LOAF AND CRUSHED SUGARS, ........' .
SMOKED BEEF & BOLOGNA SAUsAGEs,
CANvASSED HAMS-N. c. HAMS,
NESS PORK AND BEEF.
July Is, 1850. ss. -.a.s,...-. es 5s-tf
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PILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, &C., &c.
nR J. A. CLOPT0N, of Huntsville. Ala, treats with
~ perfect Piles. Fisula Tumors, &c. He has
treated old Governor of the State the oldest Physician
Of Montgomery several Physicians in MobiIe; several
members Of the Legislature and others Of SouthCarona
confined to bed Testimonials Of the highest
character forwarded any that may wish them.
three cent stamp must accompany all communications
Address A. CL0PTON, NJ. ID.
- ".- Huntsville Ala.
April %, 1860. 82-tf.
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DR.. ]. j. LAWRENCE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Wilson, n. c.
March 8, 1860. IS
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WNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
IL Johnston county, the 3Uih of June $780, a negro
man aged about thirty years. black five feet nine inches
high heavy whsksrs peculiar tone Of voice and weighs
BILL. and was raised by JONAS JONES' Of Souih-Car
na aud says be still belongs to him. No marks except
scar on his left empleand his left ear caused by
wearing brass ring The reques ed come
FORWARD prove property pay charges and lake him away
otherwise be will be dealt with according to law
w. II. CULL0M, Sh'ff.
Smith6eld July II, 1866 5s-H.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Marcy LOST.

The large and well selected stock that will greet your
eye and the money that will by single purchase
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-21

tions, win, inevitably, prove detrimental to
the best interests of Oxford, and. tend, in
some degree, to retard the growth and pros
perity ofthe town. Every thougl tess speech,
detracting from the just merits of the instita-
ton, which shall operate to keep away one
student who would otherwise have come here
to be educated, is an injury to Oxford, differ
ing in degree only, and not in its real nature,
from the wider injury inflicted by a libel
upon the institution which should keep a
hundred students from its balls. II
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-21
Shall we Trust Again Those who
Have Deceived Usf

Mr.. LINCOLN and the cohorts of Abolition
begin to be alarmed at the prospect of dis
union, and they essay to cry peace to the
troubled waters, and to allay the storm which
they have raised. Promises are profuse on
their lips; proclamations of brotherly love
issue from their pens and presses constantly,
and soft words and honied phrases come
sweetly from tongues that were but lately
heaping anathemas upon our devoted heads.
They remind us very much of Bottom, who
played the part of lion, where he said 81
will roar you as gently as any sucking dove I;
| will roar you an 'twerc any nightingale"
Our high opinion of the Southern people
would be lessened considerably, if we thought
they could be bought with such bait as is
offered to them. We have endured wrong
and insult from these abolition fanatics,
until endurance has ceased to be virtue.
We have yielded inch by inch, until now we
are restricted in bounds, as if we were in un-
ruly child owing obedience to the North
We can yield no more, unless we are so lost
to our interest and honor as to yield all which
is dear to us. We can endure no longer,
unless, like the hound that long has worn its
masters collar, we have become so accustom-
ed to the yoke as to wear it proudly as a
badge of honor. We must at once, prompt
ly, unhesitatngly, and dispassionately, with
draw ourselves from the influence and power
of Aboitionism, the deadly upas tree that has
shed poisoning blight upon the happiness
Of this once glorious Union. If we wait, we
viii grow weaker and weaker every day, I'M
til we are bound hand and foot; until the
minions of this mad party in power are
planted as spies in every corner of our land,
and until the influence of the government
patronage has sown the Multiplying seeds
of corruption and treason through all our
borders.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-21
Wait for an Overt Act!

THERE are some strange people in the world
who possess the faculty of being able to see
things just as they wish them to be- Some of
these blind-at-will people have found their way
into this region, and they are busying themselves
in the effort-vain effort, thank Heavenl-to
hoodwink everybody else For years they have
been engaged in the task-sweet task to them,
no doubt of apologizing for and defending the
encroachments which the abolition hordcs of
the North have been making upon our constitu-
tional rights They have never lost an opportu-
nifty Of impressing upon the public mind the
false idea, that the States were united together
like the dollars of gold eagle; forming.a consol-
idated government, while they are, in fact, only
confederation of governments for particular
purposes, and having, beyond those purposes
as named in the Constitution, which is the COM
pact Of confederation, no further power or au-
thority. And now, torsooth when the abolition
party Of the North has got into its hands the
powers of the Government; when their threats
have eliminated in practical aggression, and the
blow long threatened hangs impending over our
heads. these men cry out to us who would lift a
hand to stay its fall, "Wait for an overt act !
waittill the blow has descended The forms Of
the law have been fulfilled" they say ''and We
have no right under the Constitution to resist. ="
The Shylock North smiles approvingly upon
them, and gives them the plaudit of-'o, most
righteous judged"
The South has always observed the bond
and if the North had claimed only the pound o
flesh nominated therein, the South would still
| be obedient to the laws. But when we see tn.
maddened ShylOcks of abolition calling for tn,
pound Of flesh, and for the blood of our vitality
also, then we declare that the bond is forfeited
and we are free. We will not wait for an over
act We will not lie passive till the blow i
struck. We will not allow them a drop O
blood
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-11-21

TnE ELEcrIoS.--As is already known to ev-
erybody, a majority of the Presidential electors
in the interest of Lincoln have been chosen by
the people. For this result the South was not
entirely unprepared Fora week or two past,
it is true, we had a shadowy hope that we might
escape this calamitous result; but the returns
from New York, and indeed the whole North,
show that the sectional party has swept every
thing before them like a tornado We ~ IL"
We read the reSult,in the face of every citizen
that we meet upon the street. There is an uni
versal feeling that an insult has been deliberately
rendered our people, which is responded to, not
by noisy threats or passionate objurations, but
a settled determination that the South shall
never be oppressed under Mr. Lincoln's admin
istration. ..... . .,. ........s.
Mr.. Lincoln, however, is not yet elected Presi-
dent. If the electors who have been chosen on
his ticket are wise, they will pause before pro-
volling the disastrous consequences, not to- tho
South, but to their section, which will ensue, as
assuredly as the sun shines in the heavens, if
they consummate the indignity they have rnetii-
tated, by putting sectional President in the
chair of Washington They are under no legal
obligations to vote for Lincoln. We warn them
to pause before it is too late. They may SOW
the wind If they choose let them Took ont for
the uhirlwiad ~ o. Crescent. f1H