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The North-Carolinian., 1860-11-24
NOTICE.

'I,I1F SUBSCRIBERS will SELL to the highest biddc.
1 on Wednesday 18th Dec. at their residences in
bladen County. their entire Crop otCoRN, FODDER
and other products (rom ) to 1000 bushels of Corn
their stock of Horses. Mules, Cattle. Hogs &c The
stock Of Hogs comprises ne lot. from which may be
mainder Stock hogs of improved breed; Carriages
and Busgies Wagons !; Carts. and all othci 1armin 3
imp lelnents Household and Kitchen Furniture and
many other articles not named.
We viii also Offer. at the time. or not dlspos
ed of before, about 5000 Acres Of LAND. part OF
which is the residence of E B. Richardson, 200 acre
tract. in hi gi state of ivation, the incoming
crop will show The balance is Pine and Swamp lands
mostly round pine. situated from to 5 miles OF the
Cape Fear River.
Sales viii continue from day to day until all thing;
ere sold. Terms easy, and made known on day OF
sales.
J.S & EDM'D 3. RICHARDSON.
n. B. Among the Horses is fine pair of Match
Horses
Nov. II. It's
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Ubf Uortk Garotinialr.
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C..
TIE SOUTH ALONE SHOULD
GOVERN THE SOUTH.

| we make the following extracts from q Southern
lights document which should he in the hands of
Everybody It is an article written in favor Of Ger
! 1lh southern rights, resolutions passed at ST
| iphns Colieton in S. c. last Spring Read it:
tl1H BLACK RErrBfIcAN PREstDEsr AND CONGRESS
TO BE FOLLOWED BY A BLACK EEPUBLIcAS JUp1c1a
Try WHAT THENs
! vi is there SO brave in hone 70 snnnosa *b,+
II Democratlc party can carry the Presidentia,
Fcton, even if'it be taken nto the House of hep-
- tatlyes2--t in the face Of the present
11u,vas among them, I suppose orc wilfee:al(l
tsefly in the electoral college. The Ececati1e De
pa1tnent of this Government then, consider
lost T. the South, # it DC Of any value to
should've gain it. Tllc approaching Federal cleo
tons Nj also disclose to the South that the House
o. RepHeRtattoes viii soon be topecssly lost to
b larasy increased Black Republican jority, and
our feef{a majority ii the Seaaate weakened dispr-
ited, an! broken down by all the adverse influences
which skll! be brought to bear upon them from
Black Il Rpuhlioan constituencies at home, and
Black He}ubiican Executive in Washington, will be
powerlesi to protect and defend US. " hat then
Shall we wait until Mr.. Lincoln shall be borne in
to Washitg gton upon the swelling tide of a triumph
ant Black Repu Jicanisrn; with surg ing Of
Black Republican Representatives sweeping in after
him and both together, bearing down every thing
before them Shall we put ourselves good
behaviour and s-o5t, whilst he is org irizins his
cabinet and distributing his offices to see, what
tile-waitership he viii confer on Louisiana and
Georgia what coDec orship of customs Florida
and South Carolina and what little Post-ottice he
will entlst to Alabama and Mississippi and the rest
cf the Southern culprs who have dared to find
fault with the Government Shall acait until
as COMMANDMENTS Chief Of the Army anI Navy OF
the United States he takes possession Of those
eines Of power to compel obedience and Of tie
Treasury of the Government, to keep them on foot,
and to bribe traitors amongst ourselves, the more
securely to establish his power2 Shall we cuit, and
with batcd breath and whispering humblcness,
permit, aid him. in taxing to fill his Trcasu-
~ ITO be used, if need be, to own subiuea-
tion-or, it is distributed, to foster the in
dustry of the adolito0iec tosth at the expense of
the South
I answer without any hesitation my part, that
it is neither the duty the interest Of the South
wait in this Union single day after it shall be
ascertainel that Black Republican President has
been elected but that should proceed forthwith
to organize government for ourselves and with
draw from the fatal connection.
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DDEsaxs'S.

PRIZE TO EVERY Ge:RTI TICKET.
TICKETS $40
Will be drawn in Public hy the Ticke
Holders at Franklin, Ind,
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER IL 1sGo-
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NEWSPAPERS IN CHARLEsToS-The editor OF the
tho Charleston Xercury gives the history of that
aner for thirty-fve years-durng which time It re-
rs TO the fate of its editors, after this fassion =:
THE first ruined the second barely earned a mar
-,r uls;=tence; the third injured, but sold out in
t5,. he fourth die a ruined man and the fifth is
ourselves of whom shall say nothing
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They have a mountain in Oregon, which the set
lers believe be a of silver and worth at low
calculation 81 ,0G6, 6oo, ,o0o,000 Claims are 100
feet front, and to the top of the mountain.
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GRIEVANCES OF THE SOUTH.

1st. AS to our grievances. have anticipated al
ready much which properly belongs to this topic;
but the half has not and for want Of time) cannot
be told When we lool, around over the South, aud
perceive that deep-seated feeling Of dseonte"t which
is broodinS the minds OF her whole people
when we see them worried annoyed, feted, in their
political relatons-it is but reasonable to suppose
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