The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04
LEAP YEAR.

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p" isconsln paper: Wanted by young lady
agedseventeen, ofpleasant countenance, good figure
agreeable manners, general information and various
accomplishments; who has studied everything, from
creation to The broom, in short, well informed or
the whole. situation in a family of gentleman
She will take the head of his table, manage his
households scold his servants nurse his babies
when they arrive-check his tradesmen's bills, &C
company him to the theatre. in walking riding
cat the leaves of his new books sew on his buttons
warm his slippers, and make his miserable life hap
py Apply in the first place to Julia Maria, Julias
Garden P. O., and afterwards to Papa the
premises
! N. g. The wedding finger number four small.
- We greatly fear that organization cannot
be effected by any conservative party in Congress
this season There is determination upon the part
of the Black Republicans to elect one of their men
or none at all Whether they can do this re-
mains to be seen. There a sight presented
in Congress on Friday last which enough to
encourage the heart of every Southern man. When
Democrats and Wings from the South present
an undivided front to the common enemy there is
hope for the nation. for the North dare not
presume too far upon the rights of the South
whilst her own public servants true.
of course, Mr. Smith will be abandoned on Mon
day and some other proposed We can now, no
more than before, see any cause for the Opposition
to refuse voting for a Democrat The Democrats
have, usual, proven themselves true and placed
the responsibility upon their opponents. How great
the contrast between them and the opposition when
Banks was elected Speaker.
PEARcEs MAP OF North CARoLINA.-We have
observed that several of contemporaries in other
parts of our State have received their copy of this
map, and that they speak highly of it. Wonder
what has become of our copy? We have fulfilled
our part of the agreement and published the advere
tisement, but we hear of no maps in this part of
the State It is said to be the largest and cheapest
map Of the State offered to the public. We
cannot say much more till we it, and we advise
the publishers send it aong,"
Washington Dispatch.
The above is true transcript of our own senti-
ments, and would wish to remind Mcssrs Pearce
and Best, that have fulfilled part of the on
sideration Why they do not, have no idea.
Come friends let us have look your very excel
lent production You wont get any more notice
from until it makes it's appearance in our senctum
our prirGte sanctum
- The Democratic Convention at Pittsburg.
on the 10th ut. was of considerable excitement
Ihe fost gives a f'iii uesor
it's advocacy of Mr. Douglas has not ACCOMPLISHED
much A resolution in favor of Douglas for Presi-
dent was tabled by vote of 75 to 81 So much for
old Pitt!
- The Democratic Pioneer of Elizabeth city
comes to hand containing the valedictory of Dr. j
B. Goodwin, the late talented and able Editor. He |
has resigned his charge into the hands OF William
Bremen, Esq, gentleman Of talent who will doubt
less do good work in the during the ensuing |
campaign. The Pioneer is of our best papers |
and is bound to succeed
- Private individuals in the city of fittsburg
have raised thousane dollars for the Lawrence
sufferers.
~ The Gov. has determined to call meeting
of the Council of State to fill some of the vacant
We wonder who the poor lawyers are
who will be compelled to live $4,000 per annum
and pay $1,000 out to earn this!
Who would doubt that our sprightly cotempora-
ry, the Washington Dispatch is opposition
paper? Just look and examine the paper it is
printed upon-it is as tough elephants hide.
Va Some of our Democratic editors though there
is falling off in the amount of their lyng, seem to
be getting lie little genteey than they did
in former times They really seem inclined to cuti-
vate lying OF the fine arts
Louisville Journal.
The editor OF the above is prentice in this '' fine
art but he executes his work amazingly well. Wa
had however thought better of of him. than to stock
the Market until the profession with us has become ut
terly worthless.
The Raleigh Register says:
We cannot consc centiously pray for Congress-
now: and won't do t-that's fiat.
OF course not. The is maniac who Will leave
lis property to the hames to his neighbours
Bro Syme is too busy with his deus.
IF tba bac
,ro. Yates He says:
'sTbe Editor of the North Carolina Democrat saws
hat his heart turned within him. We suppose that
hat is better than to have it turned without him"
The Columbia, S. c.. Guardian asks, And why
hould not be commercially Independent -
Because not Independent enough to be COM
nercia.
1t is we'll said that ''heavy bodies 81 W.
Pittsburgh Post.
By an examination of the editorials OF cotem-
rary think it is we'll said.
The Agusta Constitutionaltst says that 1.-The pop
llaon of that City is getting larger and larger"
Tho nooul,tioo of our Town iS oattinp co laroe