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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
'S9''f'rte eurh Die e'~ttestsuus .sn Stsinitn)
capital: 100000.
LtFcliitn mercen IN sner e'anf ertscsen i,I,pu,men ssn 5. AN
ts SnlHSiiS. uMe moetn eieielsen ~ 6 ret. rr .,abr ru;jul.
mehn ne tRr . Hfrnsit 'eer Ians,r in rielu Nsuf strSlt,t,u. Nv
luriert Ytrttsea irtretn D sGi. btrtbntt.
Sae Saxit Strt &sstal tafItt fur bic Despittn.
3esrlten irtrltn Aus,nrnmen ras Cuit,una,n barber au,..-
lltHt surs zen &aitru I. a. Starft in s,p 5rrrr s,s S,rrr
Ssmutt s. GrttreII, prdIesut.
-. Starte, GaiTrer. 6. q aItbaII. S,er,t6r.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-07
Scfaumt iuabmuae
9 mtfd,c 2faptbefe

anr ZEN mir srn mener biefissn- 3antsku,tn 70 reiAsi& os
I@fntitn 9l!lrrutt Scr'tt eNnEnr. en,rfshs i'd mid aud kIursa
etrtnr 9cncigen gSet'mrueu, irocm ih IN sItihcr Set ,r Atnnt-
mis- brinsc, rGi i6 reit friibeR DrosIsn nnb spseieamsutsH, chen
'reteft: Plarmen, sr!ltn. fsins uns srpbs gsra., sssc, Grts-
niebL Saferdrutc. %petfhfetut Srrttn NuetIn, erutIbt Gttpricu,
2 lner g rautr,adfc, Gbreslasc. Nacarpni, SaIaicl in srcetn unc
as,ntn 6laGbsn, 3tnln't. eaEssn ro o. ioesrSn, nstf alsu snbsrn
i'd iu ZEN mrs HON eiaisheH @rtilsn tefsns ~empfrsI.
8. G. Gtf6tr, aet.
200 8pres 9anbes. 3alprp, Spsrm uno gbaRasrhN.
$50 Sorce Srap, Slad, Srppn une gcnep.
SO Scrts Nem grrt Bpi6sn Gbtft,
IS SetrcS 8ttt,
400 SsropmS uuo Sudctts,
zoe Vrce Nncrtse yiseS,
zoe G,rps lPaiGes
800 1000 Gtsorren, Reritisetne ranes. frttcx trtaIhn. uuh ,Hu
Sertauf bel Wm. SRoiIoer n S,b,
20 Sarrcle Baltimore GidIes, fcsbsn srbaltcn pnb ~ battE
S8m. Railaee u. Spbn.
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3SaRien SIit.

9R u~nkSGbats &,iati iur Ts'rissx9 tteieS hnse;itfut il IN
aetR bet :. tGaHtr, lIuAsih.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-07

2oO0 Sbs. Snan @rsafs Bacon, 10 aieye,s Turs,i.e
SaRpah Jtsnsids SaHe, umb s 5irns % oams. rtbo ~.
snu1ttR atI'tH' ereslitn lrresn s1H. aDana1 S1in
2O,oOs chs. 1pes's 800 NsunS Sanity Sarpr' -.
BADEN bti gUm. MaDses 60.
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Grnlb.e, gO~Ne'er, @ranulatep. vrounO uuo ga,
- sbls. e ,sIr" n ms n q,6t 9ud,r.
y etle. Hr'mt n0p G. > atp = rlsans ,,tdtr.
v H'S 'lu.. 70 ptHnt
N.r:ims hap 81 > N,r GrItans 9ictanss.
o,e ! q zen unc s,lad svru?."
~ ebeS. NiuSepsapp NRcialtS.
''"0 thiS. uno tirrcte Baecu 0amS.
:" eeSS. 9aern riecS uc S6pulrcrs.
30 bbls. unc terceS Yarr Cpr,nis leaD.
~ tmtSScfcru 1caf tarp.
20 bells. &uf unc GjrOg puriass.
% e7res NeaNaniiue UNI Saurp Ganel,S.
" eSrfS Sstad. yrtrpn unc f4acs 5oN-,
% tirrees Rtc.
20 bills. Cream @L.
90 btls. rurs EieCr j}ineaa.,
20 etlS. Cincinnati nnh &tettTeb Gsbisfr,. Rum tSi, grors,,
Spretal, gsrt> rnp Msoeira 3lciu.
800 helS. purs Sirsinis Mountain S6sistcp.
100 tiercts e9nrcN Yrrter
80 baStrtS Sba upaancr.
rs bags eaaiira, @tcdo, Rarseaibr, Stir unb seyo osF,,
ioe,s9o PI.nttre, Saeana uni aapsre Giaorrsr.
IS ssts. Yid!es.
$40 Ribs. Semilp, Gr,ra. Supsrfne. Niuc II r m;hstir,s CLAM
Y'snie erits, acp Geres, &ravpins 3wtue. o
s Srnss' NM T csw;, Fsi'sr nnS 'sOelsss PAPER, sap Ginger. &C.
sisd, green nm @unr 'ipSr Ibee, 5tirfe, Matbes a.sr srr,,u
r u u IN s, sna'n ~ SiStttt Zinc. 9isifen, pitifsufSpk. stauy'
stadtns, Srtltee, &eait @rmetrs. uup ant Ssnihss, arHi,TI s i
h.t WrTfere uhe 6urnlbins @tabIt1tmGlt a,baIt,n mcresn.
0"" ''''"H "ufsflt slats se9en baar ttl
@m. ~9aaIIac @Sbne.
AsS- User elm eutcs Yilp baben mill. aebe nah
,,no % nsu pe'nur,fl @en Galere, No. "a NRainnrase, ws Sir.
, ,ns,ms;"r sr !. mtreea mre. sNatlsn fcrtist Silpc, iii, bic
hsN'ANA NN Lll1A INnR UHs
srStpEss, Srassr sSpfe. Msisneptpp,S. Sanrtspes. @,tltsIrapts
n ype'c3rappS Ne eriecnieus. Scper unp ptctaHplottrn. INN
:nh scr etutite 9eluUcr sieitr Wslcrie wirs crri,ibsn ;,,, sm N
trtsntuna acipie nitt rcriaaen. ="
tt9tn Wrpfe Nbscnpmnttn. :" wv "'''
queer msreen sn 81 Gis. an anseftrtist, W5ptpsrspben rod
S.5l 81 "ns.'s'Ns''
Sallph IL. pbNe.
"o. VIC Srltte FUR ms ito iu acrdIirtr an
Z. Muller, 81 Chatham Str. 3,p Yprf.
dsnt see &iau,. anirl.trs.
0s'ne @~eirnr,'Sesrclasc crtictt ieetcn
=. 6. Sifbtr. Sst.
1iS mett uttr te 6dtft Ger ypric msreea N,t Cstlpao
TUn .voV"u. taoeoo, l"aooo. 10000, lljVUO. IIrUus, Ie5omx
,e+uo", l"ooHo. 5eoae, $4,000, 2,uO0, . nal 2uoeo. NAL !,
'u"u' ral 1890, ? NAL 10000, mai 6opO. = NAL 5000
: MAJ 4suo' / NAL 5000, IL NAL 2u0n, 1I6 NAL loco Bulpcn H.
II. u. IL. 9rio6rn, une cte in Ger ltShH Nlane n,ctt nil Mdp,
os",nntll sriFScn weritu, trbNItcn III rtr criicn yIa0t Ger isIatn.
Sth eeiterte tn Bretlrps, wreurG eeR 3uhatrr psnnps Gin Sc
wtah es Ill 10000 Wulccu ;uiancr t1nu.
S"P'plic 3'ebuna tnrtt I'M lauuar ltatt, npiu
Gn aonirS tcps $500
YIN baltet Nprs $50 s~prtrfei trltt.
Gm sirrhl Grps 10
p. SettrS II. Gr. IN Frankfurt.
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.. 81. 9trecfcr,

= =. II. &frccfcr,
appttcfsr, GrusiR, supporter sru BENT.
l6eu Gpemicatten II. /. 10. pr. 3 N1aiu. CTR.
acSeniiter Dem alien Martte.
&r Rtcerte Nsreen nit Der erSatsn Scrafalt unb G,euau-
'9!ttt trettt, ipipie DE mild { y dp arate unp Y naIpit
nt euptrltsr yunf'' tcprst. p~anetau fIt IT. mra,u oas
tetnsa1t5e vase ara<Ha 'ita. seuhter uno ~fran,6itIber = ft,s
!r'lttr arii ion, 81 ..s>@rtiklu (. 10. in tehcr auswabl :.lsd
IN @u&4'nldbetn l., .,A, meltc artittI gum She'll i,bh III mic. lse-
y. die cen "srelt btn %retlen ~abatldlfcn ivtreen. Nsbt,infa-
SrsretSe ausaeifatet.
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y. 81. Ip,mmtcl,

Au[Ppl terrr unp 5apeat errr,
9tr. ZOl Srpdrirase, ,milhtn Rr 4ten UNI 3ten.
e,nn,FTrt.t ta tem oentihcn 9ublitnn iwr Nnfcriaina aarr in Ien
Vel"aF einlh!saenrer Tretttn, ais: Nufr: ltevr ncucr uc alt,y
WtsPci, StttrttSdn9 su Wtatagtn Guer Nrt, Sare;itrtl spr Aim.
inert u inelbeM 3ipet iS tn ier idagcs g,irriim ut Sarrteu
9PItetss paee. Ellie Sprhr 8olehWr umc penctianiihc YtiucS spr.
Eatels uNe 81 ttatacnl GrelS SI batcn lei =. VI. McmmtL
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United States
S0NCrDtcrsSnfoar.

Wsinsn 6rtunbrn unp rrm csutfbtn @ubIifuna bic
trssesne anieise, pas i& Die @irtbibaft sss un,trs
states 6pteIs, eide Der 19tex unb Mainarsbs, as,.
n0mnher babe, unr pae es mid freuen rirs, rsat on
incline seebrten o'lRe nit rsn benea GrSrifhnsosn ~.
pienrr su fpnneR.
SoSn GmmtHb6uItr
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OCEAN HOUSE,

Sdt Der 6i1h- u. GcurtfrdBr, Pvrtsm cuts, 90
Daa rienre pubifun miro 0uf eitits. rrr;us nsrtbtsu
Sstei eani trsebcuit auTntrsian sentadt. -w
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-07
BRUCE ELS
nfw -DOrkrr Shrift-0 ie6erfi

bat itsts ~snrdtbis eat srpBt &ustrabl ron
M'a Sbrtitch, 3icr.2 aDrifief,,
S"hptsrtch SDrittcn. Scutfbeu BdDriftcir,
nuitf5 g,ptru, Srr,ieruuoe,
u. Santeorett'S drtten- Sinidfunscu,
Nriiins- II. wetduLeintcu, Surd,id,i6r.
W''lim9snc unc ga'odninrtt G3.suabratcn,
e"sits "ne Sllipitn. 8rrmdtaSirihcsc &c.
2phcmutiitbr Sinicu.
pt SGrttten Inn oEt curh Han,pffraft yen rem Si,f,r SSrift.
s,stre l5tnthumlidrd saricn 9Pctau searIIcn. Die rnprraIeit-
itNt SNntutstctt, nut Orr atint Sbriften scacitn m,rcer, itSt mid
III etn Stanr, etele earcrbdftrn S,triEsn III Cen niesrislter
yrttlrn Ger Seirehniiten 5Ypen frmcbl seseu 3Saar ais auf ore. 4
Eu pertaufcn.
9TtNtn, SoliItriftcn, Garss, &llttn 9Sintslt sftr ,. Iiefere id
gu stn hiserislien S1srhprertn. Sbrlftsrebcn nttf 9rtisliau
msrstn statn etnleitcinS sn I &ents iur pas gOitprr,p an gp !.
srudtrtitr etriaret.
3ettnnasttlauSi etsr, irtlhe hcft @.;ciat, neth sit1tr Sptt, rpr
peRl l. auault lSjs creimal ~aufRtbntn unp mir Gin &rtn,plar ID.
rfr 5othts iuIencen, trnnrn tt neutrality-suspicious. tn anre6runs
fau:::u. Utpree 9rusr
slp. IL Gbunlhfre 1t. Nicr. Nrrf
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Scfamnt lm~acbuu0em.

rtNtn rr S6iH S6tl!er -ia 2'rtmsn ,rsaItsu:
5000 pic. Samssrser 3nrtlasn,
1900 gfp. Rinlts.
HutFl &C.
HiNrrocrtsufcr srhtiicn cincn Igen Na6dt, unt mcvben eicIe(-
zen sxt ibun. tspVr II, lpRlt 9iniduir maIttnt oisis s5aares ;ucrl
St6apnb, ga I. Guli 1859. Sptu Serbto
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EDWARD ". CANNON.
SeTentlttbsr Rotd' nno @eriAts. 4nraii,
Stres: Gdf @oSrrncr- uno 5santlin- Strast.
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,B ilbeIm Gell Saus"

Guguf S6ap,
Np. 164 Sroap sirii6sn Der 6. unp 7. Sxa6e .
(ecm Sbeatsr %asasnntt).
&s> Gntrt fete guke Saaerbier, pcuifbc ans fren,bNCs
Nstns, SraneY's, ,. D&s Saus III esitmadspa tinaeri6tr;
uue rtroen Die 8aift auf bas aufmcrtfamffs bceieni.
@tiud,t .e
nirs Gin Partner nit ttnenl Gaptal rrn $500, Tin in TiSmons
PIC SabrIaiten pom 6pier'S pafeniirte @uiotns 9,lpGs rtsr funn.
uttsn Grant III Otainncr. Gielee 8eftdit in itpr an anetrn 81.
hn IN Sreraftru ue Tuft erpfc 9ir;cnte at. gcnaaenct Rts.rsu>
rrtrerh Sesctsn mo rerlahsi. 2psgen wrhsreK 9intitstrtn ae.
erentre nan an u. =. Mbitt,
pprtsnratb, pa,
mrIsltf cn ans ciefch lRattriaI auflt tibrtss IS, taHee
IN a~HatnlhctR ecncrnmsn mtrecr fann.
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George II. SprinsHaHn's
9 rlu MA Setel unr 8tfaarattsn
(frabcr 3spp'S botsQ.
Np. All Ytnuislpania Quenu,,
ipAt 4ti;e ar Gsxr- sns. a. saf Sireets,
NaibinstUu. 9. 6.
Dti re,itnse Yutlifun ful.' in eititrn SstG bic trsans,l6st
auTnab&e sns Besitnuns. Stpiusrnssn MAGIC.
3erahlssuns etr preiie ron Rsbltn.
DIE grelt rsn eot; Ime bic af psits Ra&rtrtt vic. fslt:
Ssh Sump Grtt SIS so p,r ssah "
Spft pad Cote 4T5
Pars Grfe, btiet Scrxn $50
Gjdtn Grelitn nfclse mub Gsfe ale eas biQi.ft F,utruu.ss,.-
itrtaI eteisr Scsrn auseftEn msrrrn.
StNtnsux9en: SaariatllnI9 tetni SutneK sser ablieferuns.
3n 1rtlen-Sarst tetnbtn mo- Gee Ger 10. Stra5e itnb saHr
une gtt Der .. uno 89renr, iWpid POM Canal.
2S.sI Snc. ). Der 8, @seat.
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r=Gplmpaamic!

Den NtitaIiereru CUR Madriht, pab iceen Opnu.r.
lt'H, attnos s ltr, rrscImd6 ise @rert,er. llebunstn
III Der ,NftiitarY Sau" ltattiinpeu.
Srreu .ettcn Opnntritana i'm Nlruat furct bic
n'pnatltds SrrlammIuns int putale ps 5erru S6as
tatt. S~aarmrrsr rrp. Srrs,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25
True Kindness.

"Aleghany," writing to the Richmond
Disputch, last Wednesday, gives the following
which shows a noble generosity still fingers
in the hearts Of some men:
An interesting incident happened yesterday,
at the village surrounding Major Kupp's cot
tage on the line of the Covington and Ohio
Railroad. The Major is a large contractor,
and is generous and kind hearted gentlemen
He gave directions that the children of the
Irish laborers should be assembled, in their
best bibs and fuckers, at his domicil to receive
their Christmas presents. They punctualy
assembled with clean faces and neat dresses,
numbering about one humdred and fifty. Faith
er Walters was to have been present to make
them short address, but he did not come pos
sibly on account of the weather. The Major
undertook the task himself and performed it
very we'll. He then gave them the presents,
which they received with perfect delight
They assembled around the Major and cheered
him with their tiny voices until they made the
mountains ring with the echoes of their joyful
exclamations. The scene was deeply interes-
ting. and one which the children will never
forget. How little Importance the world at
taches to scene like this of kindness to
children-to children of the poor laborer! Yet
such scene has an important bearing on the
fates of many of these little ones. 1t tends to
cultivate proper selfrespect, and suggests
none but good feelings and ideas to their
minds The Majors example is worthy of
of emulation. ALLEGHENY.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25

~ HFADACHE is the favorite sign by which ma
ture makes known any deviation whatever from HE
natural state of the BRAIN and viewed IN shls hght
If may be looked q safeguard Intended to give
notice of disease which might otherwise escape Ut
tenrion till teo late to be reInedied and ITS lHdlcA
tous should never he neglected. Headaches may
be classified under two names. viz SynptnInatlt and
Idiopnthic Symptomatic Headache Is exceedingly
common and Is the precursor of great variety OF
diseases among which are Apopexy, Gout, Rheu-
and all febrile diseases. In its nervous form
it is sympathetic of disease of the stomach const-
tuting sick headaches of hepatic dlseaseconstitung
6Htous Aeadache, of worms. constipation and other
disorders of the bowels well renal and uterine
affections Diseases of the heart are very frequent
ly attended with Headaches; AnEamia and plethora
are also affections which frequently occasion head
ache. Idiopathic Headache is also very common.
being usually distinguished by the name OF nervous
headGchc sometimes coming on suddenly in state
of apparently sound health and prosrating at once
the mental and physical energies, and in other IN
stances it comes on slowly, heralded by depression
of spirits OF acerbity of temper In most instances
the pain is in the front of the head over one or both
eyes and sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
class may also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment of either class OF Hcadaciie tho
Csphalic Pills have been found sure ana saiele
edy relieving the most acute pains III few minutes
and by its subtle power erad:cating the diseases OF
which Headache Is the unerrlng index
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25
Constipation or Z osriveness.

No one of the many ills flesh is heir to-, is SO
prevalent, SO little understood, and so much neg
leced Costiveness. Often orr gnating in careless
ness or sedentary habits; il is regarded slight
disorder of too little consequence to eXrite anxiety,
while in reality it is the precursor and companion
of many of the most fatal and dangerous diseases,
and unless early cradicatcd it will bring the sufferer
to an untmely grave. Among the lighter evils OF
which costiveness is the usual attendant are Head
ache Collie, Rheumatism, Foul Breath, Piles and
others of like nature while long train of frghttul
diseases such as Malignant Fevers, Abcesses; Dys-
Paralysis, Hysteria, Hypochondrasis, Melancholy
and Insanity, first indicate their presence in the
system by this alarming symptom. Not unfrequent
ly the diseases named originate in Constipation, but
take on an independent existence unless the cause
is eradicated in early stage. From all these con
sderatons it follows that the disorJ er should re
ceve Immediate attention whenever it occurs and
no person should neglect to get box ef Cephali;
Pills on the first appearance of the complaint, as
their timely will expel the insdueus approaches
OF disease and destroy this dangerous foe to human
life.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25

TROUBLE ANTICIPATED IN New YoRK-PRE-
PAIRING FOR THE IRREPREssIBLE CoNFLIcT.-Chas.
OConer, ESQ., during his speech at the New
York Union meeting, on Saturday, warned the
Republicans and coercionists to beware!
there is blood shed in Charleston, there will be
fighting in the streets of New York before
Christmas day He did not wish to alarm any
body, but he did not wish to blink facts, nor 70
conceal the truth.
We also see it stated that new military Or
ganization is about to be established in New
York city, under the auspices of Mr.. James Z.
Kerrican, member of Congress elect. The OBJ
iect of the proposed corps is of character
somewhat different from that of military com
panies in general, being nothing more nor less
than the protection Of the neunictpot rights Of
the metropolis from further Republican en-
croachments 1t is believed that the next Leg
islature, which is to meet at Albany, intends
to meddle still more with the affairs of the city,
by DESTROYING certain ofits constitutional rights,
and bv legislating certain officials elected by
the people, out of Office. Such attempts Mr.
Kerriga1Is organizatiOn is determined to resist
"a ct arnais The Kerrigan organization Will
naoreorer, be pro-slgcery az principle, and ao1tC
toke PROMPT action IN case Of secession 1t is
said that fifty volunteer companies, representing
some three thousand members, have already
responded favorable to the call
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25

F1NANCIAL DEPRESSION AT BALTIMoRE--A
despatch to Benefits Herald, dated Baltimore,
December II, says:
Finances are greatly depressed, kirkland,
Chase & Co., the largest shipping house in Bal
timore. suspended payment to-day caused by
the decline in coffee, sugar and molasses, an
immense amount of which they held The liza,
bilities are supposed to be nearly million OF
dollars and the assets nearly equal. 1t is
hoped they may be able to resume.
Judge Handy, of Mississippi, Commlssloner Hs
culties. has arrived here, and proceeded to An
nanolis to confer with Governor Hicks. tie
saws Mississippi will certainly secede unless the
entire Southern States adopt prompt measures
for mutual conference.
Nearly all the leading merchants and busi
ness men of Baltimore, to-day, signed petition
renuesting Governor Hicks Immediately to cal
an extra session of the Maryland Legislature tc
consider upon the crisis. 1t is believed that
the Governor must respond to the appeal favor
ably. -
Mr.. Thompson, Secretary OF the Interior
passed through Baltimore to-day, and wen
down the Chesapeake, en- route to North caro-
lima. There are fresh rumers of his resignation
| The object of his visit is unaseertained:
Things appear squally.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25
COM MMERCIAL.
REVIEW OF NEwBERN MARKET
FOR TIE WEEK ENDING DEC. "a, 1860.

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING DEC ~, IoOO.
COTTCN-During the week but little has
transpred and we have to quote an unusually
inactive market. Toward the close we note
more activity at advancing rates. Sales had
been effected at S7o0880 up to last Saturday at
which time this staple made an;advance. Last sales
were effected at 9.1509.25. Market little more
active.
TURPENTINE-Bu few sales. Market gen.
orally depressed, with no inclination to improve.
We quote at So 10 for Dip and 81 10 for Scrape
Supply about equal to the demand.
SPIRITS-Very little doing. About 28@3oc
49 gallon is the ruling price.
ROSIN-A few sales have been made at 90c
49 bbl
TAR-Prices barely maintained by transac
tions. Very little demand Selling in lots tc
suit purchasers at 81 60 49 bbl. by inspection,
STAVES-4O,OOO R, o. HID, sold the pas
week at 1927 so 4Y NJ. W. o. bbl. quoted
at $l60$l9 f9 NJ as in quality.
FLOUR-Is selling in small wholesale lots at s.
IS for Fine, S9 for Supertine and S. so for Fam
lily.
PEA NUTS-But few brought to market sci
ling at S 49 bushel.
For prices of other articles SEQ list of Prices
Current.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25

WANT IN ALABAMA-The Mobile Register,
of Dec 13, publishes the following extract from
letter written by subscriber in Choctaw
county:
You Mobilians have but faint idea of the
misery that will be likely to exist in the coun-
try the coming year. can assure you, from
nv own observation, that in less than two
months from this time eight families out of ten
will actually be out Of corn, and great part OF
them will not have money to buy it with
And as your merchants will not fill orders un-
less the cash accompanies such orders, where
is it to come from?
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25
v EEKLY PROGRESS
to the Charleston Forts.

Opposition To the Charleston Forts.
The Charleston Mercury publishes the fol-
lowing without comment, thereby admitting
that hostile preparations are being made by
the South Carolinians:
The Evening Post publishes the following
thrilling letter, from the wife of an officer sta
toned at Fort Moultrie:
FoRT MoULTRIE December II.
DEAR -: feel too indignant [ can
hardly stand the way in which this weak little
garrison is threatened by the heads Govern
ment Troops and proper accommodations are
positively refused, and yet the commander has
orders to hold and defend the forts. Was ev-
er such a sacrifice Gan intentional one) known :?
The Secretary has sent several officers, at diff
ferent times, to inspect here, as If that helped.
1t is mere sham, to make believe he will do
something In the meantime crisis is very
near [ am to go to Charleston the first Of
the week l will not go farther if l can
help it,
Within a few DAYS we hear-and from so
many sources that we cannot doubt it-that
the CharlestOnians are erecting two batteries,
one Just opposite us, at village, Mount Pleas
ant, and another at the end of this Island; and
they dare the commander to interfere while
they are getting rea,.y to fight sirty men. In
this weak little fort [ suppose President Bu-
Chanan ana OecreIary rlOyd mtehu Ihe oou'h
ern Confederacy to be cemented with the blood
of this brave little garrison.
These names should be handed down to the
end of time.
When the last man is shot down, [ presume
they will think of sending troops The soldiers
here deserve great credit-though they know
what an unequal number is coming to massa-
ere them, yet they in good spirits and will
fight desperately. Our commander says he
never saw such brave little band. I feel des-
perate myself. Our only hope is in God My
love to father and ALL
Your affpctiOnate SISTER.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25

RESURRECTION AMONGST THE NEGROES
We heard from reliable source at a late hour
Yesterday evening, thai insurrectionary plot
had been discovered among tie negroes some
where between Dublin and Pine Level, in this
county, and the evidence against the two white
ming that the citizens OF that vicinity have deter
mined to hang them to-day, together with sevral
negroes belonging to Mr.. Allen and Mr. Frazer:
The greatest excitement prevails. We are not
in possession of any further particulars.-MoHt-
gomery Ado.
That is right, hang every scoundrel of them
They deserve to be hung. We would not be
surprised if these two blackhearted gentlemen (l)
who cited the negroes to it, were not New York
drummers, and our life that they have on the side
of their heads Southern rights " cockade,' man
ufactured in Connecticut.-Sel,nG (ALc. Sentinel
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25
SUSPENSION OF THE ALABAMA
RANKS &c

AUGUSTA Dec. 19.-A despatch from Mont
gomery, Alabama says the Governor OF that
State, in consequence of lhe present crisis, has
assumed the responsibility of advising the
banks of Alabama to suspend. All have done
so, except the Bank of Mobile, the Southern
Bank and the Northern Bank.
H. V. johnson has been nominated to the
State Convention from Jefferson county. He
made conservative speech in acceptance of
tbs nomination, and, it is said, intends to write
It out for publication.
Hon. Howell Cobb has arrived at Macon,
and is announced to speak on the Goth.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AMALGAMAT1oN or LANGUAGEs-Fjere is d
growing tendency this age to appropriate tho
most expressive words Of other lang uages' ana a1'er
a while to incorporate them into orr o"n InUs rhe
word Cephalie, which IS from the Greek slgnl1ylng
for the head is becoming Poruianzeh IN
connection with Mr.. Spaldings great HeAdsche
remedy, but it will soon be used IN more general
way, and the word Cephalic viii become as common
as Electrotype and many Others whose distinction
as foreign words has been worn away by common
usage until they seem "native and to the manor
born"