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AvcSsTA. Oct. sth.-The (Quinc y Florida
Republicans says the people Of GIadsden,
Liberty, Calhoun, Jackson. and Washington
counties were organizing force against a
band Of desperadoes who already have COM
mitted many murders in Calhoun county.
In Jackson county the Militia were ordered
out.
Mrs. Jane Manson killed two of her in
iant children near Monroe. Mich, last week,
by an overdose Of paregoric.
The third annual convention Of the local
preachers Of the M. T.. Church Of the Uni
ted, meets IN Philadelphia, October 25,h.
The courthouse at Lake City (Fla.) was
destroyed by lire few nights since. Not a
scrap OF printed matter or manuscript either
in the sherlff's or clerks Office was saved.
The London Times says that the English
wheat crop will be fall average and of fine
quality. This will not suit the spectators.
The Philadelphia Baptist Association. the
oldest in the United States. celebrated It's
l53d anniversary on Tuesday.
They are establishing Women's Library
10 New York Il was formally opened on
monday night.
Elder KimbalI. one Of the leading Mormon
saints. it is said. recently had born to him,
IN one night, no less than fourteen chill
dren.
A gigantic hore-stealing association, com.
prising over two hundred members, has re.
Gently been discovered in Denver city, X
T..
The Rev. Mr.. Bewly. reported to have
been hung BY a Texas mob. is represented
as desperate from the southern part o.
Missouri.
The latest accounts from Texas report co.
pious rains, which have infused new life in.
To The dying crops.
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DNeuIlg B.lre.n .N.rieo aad ENGLAND.

BWIeuHy DhNtH .htLlcO dld EHgfunu.
A difficulty has sprung up between the Mi.
ramon Gnsefnment aud The British Minister
IN Mexico. The Vera crux PrOgrtso. 81 The
18Th. thus states il, apparently On official IN
formation:
/" A letter IRON the capital, from per.
feetly Trustworthy source. saws that the Eng
llsh representative (nr. Matthew'S has pas
sed Communication To- Miriman, to the Ell.
feet that his GIyernmrnt rannai continue TO
recognize the reaction. an account Of its IL.
legal exactions and the excuses it, officials
have committed against English citizens,
giving him AZ the same tune to understand
that The English q aernment Will consider
ihc employment u the monster Marquee a.
40 insult.
From this IL would appear that the Eng
lish Government contemplated an entire sus.
pension Il diplomatic relations with the Mi.
ramon Government " il has not done 80 al.
ready. The Gen. Marquee alluded TO, IL
will be remembered. was the principal au.
thor II the bSisheries at Iacpbaya. aud the
robber II the English conducts at Guada.
laiara. A letter fr.m Vera Cruz. written
tie day brfnrr The abnys news cane to hand.
SAYS also that the British representative.
NJ. Matthews, had again proposed thr me.
diaiiun u his government ior the restoration
d peace. but that this Propositi'n had been
rejected.
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SALE OF NEGROES.

IluRstfANr 10 an order Of the County Court Of
u Orange, made al August Term. 1860 will sell
Al the courthouse door in Hillsboroueh. on Monday
tile ed ia, Of Uciobcf next, Eight valuable Negroes
belonging 10 The estate 81 James FaucCii, decreased.
Twelve months credit viii be given; bond and u.
curiiy required.
GEORGE A. FAUcETr, Conn.
September Is. Gu
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.Cotton Is KIny.o-ws noticed the publica

"C0tf0n Il King .''--We noticed the publiea-
tion Of this work weeks ago. as comprising Pro-
slavery Arguments" Sc, forth in the writings Of Chan
cellor Harper Hamnond. Chrsiy, siringfelow Hodge.
Bledsoe. Cartwright aud Elliott. Published in Augusta,
Georgia. and sold only by subscription messrs. II. H.
Hammond & Bro. agents in this portion Of North Ca.
rolina, We have since received copy Of the work Il
Is haadsomsy printed and well bound and in every
spect comes up fully 70 what was promised.
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U Rembrandt Peale. the venerable pain
ter. and the last survivor Of these who had
painted Washington from nature. died IN
Philadelphis. on the 4th instant. aged IS
years. Of Mr.. Pesle's great originai picture
Of Washington he has painted large number
Of copies, one 81 which IS in the possession
IL our fellow-ciiiZen, s. n. Martin. Esq.
Nav that the painter i, dead, his wnr Ks will
have an added value. Wiimiagfon Jour.
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ESaor sftAs Higsbsossl RedOrsps
The ELECTIONS.

Pennsylvania. Tbs Phii.deIpha Evening
BuiIsun claim. msjofiiy or Curtis. The Republican
candidate. IL % Zoo
The sane papet puts he Legislature y ioila~. -
nsse. IS RePablicsn, Democrats, Rouse, 81 Rspub.
licsns. % Demactsls.
Ohio. : The Republican majority on The sale
ticket s over 10000.
The msmbss q Congress. probably stand thirteen
Republican. sad eight DEN .cfats-s gain Of tpo De.
maefsis.
Endiana.--The Esputlitan sise ticket is sleelsd
by somrien Or aiircn lhsussnJ majodiy.
70, Coasr.s. Refablicsns anil Dsmocrau--
sane .s nov.
Iowa has also gone 10 ~ Repabl.eans--by WIS,
majority nj known.
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N L w GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

BEG leave again to call the attention Of nv custom
ers and the public generally 10 my purposes in do
Ing business for the future Owing 10 circumstances
entirely beyond my control, find il mplacticable 10
close up my business hillsboioueh present. must
therefore be employed, and shall go on TO the orth 10
purchase stock adapted TO the Of the coan
Try Tor the approaching season. and pledge my self
sell them Of very moderate advance upon cost in or
der 70 keep tie excitement which has already been
created BY the reduced prices at which have been
selling for few weeks past. Thus hope 10 drawmy
share OF trade, notwithstanding the unfayorahle loca-
ton am occupying.
will here add that while am controlled by circum.
stances In regard TO the unavorabe location that have
for doing business that find The system Of quick sales
and small profits to pay better than larger profits and
slower sales; consequently can hold oct inducements
to cash prompt credit buyers and think may safe
y say them from fifteen TO twenty per centaby
calling al my store east Of the Court House. Please
bear in mind the location the house recently occupied
by =. b. Ruflin, and near Mr.. A. e. Murdocks Coach
shop.
will also state to those who may he inclined 10 rely
my stock for their supplies this season. that viii
he some Ten fifteen DAYS later in getting nv goods in
than is usual The delay in important respects
will he all the better for those who not compelled
purchase their goods early in the season az goods
can be purchased much cheaper in advanced period
of the than al the opening Of the trade Besides
The fashions in the northern markets are better esa.
ished, thus aofding the village dealer an opportunity
Of offering his patrons the most approved STYLES.
feel confident that by carrying out my plan Of con-
Quoting my business, make il work 10 the adyan-
tlgs OF all those who will favor with their patro-
age. A liberal allowance made 10 cash buyers. Hon.
ing 10 see my customers in examine my stock from
the 10th 10 the 18th Fl October,
am respectfully
II. L. OWEN.
October Z. 6l-
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PU BLIC S ALE !.

IN Thursday the g5ih day Of October 1850. At the
" late residence Of Hrniy G. Parish. miles wesi
Of HiIlshatough. will sell to tie hughes, bidder.
credit 81 nine months, my crop " Con, Wheat. Oats
Straw, shucks &c stock II Horses. Cattle aud Hogs
two good Buggies, Farming Tools, aud many other ar.
licles mol necessary 10 mention.
Also the Plantation and Dwelling House will be
rented faf the ensuing year.
Bond ana good security required.
JAMES II. PARISH.
October T. 63-3w
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The Western Demeersi lhiaks ~ paid bis neishbor
N. True Democrat poor compliment Ia suggesting
lha Il . hsd nothing n say" assiasi ht Bill. % .
reason Why u mad made no attack upon hin. The Dc.
AGENCY in The compliment. 10 The eye Of The elder De
maefai. supra.s consists 70 COZ, Of almis'on ihst
In The sb.snse d ei. ths junior hsd Sufficient ~.
ssagiy ~ warmth u iasvna,on 70 snalIe y 20 man.
Uiadu's ms,risl. upan which q found - aiiasE--as
some 81 IL contemporaries have dons, ID cooking W.
he story a,alina II sans d ths Demacraiie "
p-u. tta NJ. Bci : duss not osn q nirre,."
Bot The Democrat ssys sre mistaken 70 suppos-
lns that The oniy ehlseiiaa urged assias Me- Dell %
be sssounduss' spon he slavery question u y the
only shjseiion which kad In The Isi which osna.
neni." he columns q our Dsmaes,ic contemporaries
The lie, begin. lhusi
!. Ut Il De- vtuembsysd that iohs Bell. % Tsnaes.
500. he opposition candidate Coz President, voted in
lsae and is9s, lor he nespaon u abolition pstliisns
" Ccnrrsss, aud thsi be US Ne only southern msm.
Der who thus voted sRainsl hs seeiian'
Nov i've are no, rrss.l, niasLsn. he rule restrict.
ns The reception o. sboIon petitions vas eseinded
on motion a he IIss. Thalass l. Chnsmsn. noe oas
81 The ptlneps leaders In Tho Democratic pasy IN thi.
s,ss. and bis motion wss sustained by sssessi e'hei
Icsdins Southern men. The aut' found 10 BE- pro-
duciivs euy u evil ssd served more than any Thing
sls. 10 bald % he Northern shoIon party. ~ The
sonuassd turmoil ~hish Il kept Up W Congress. Th'
Ssssndins o. The fus. and vetmiiins NE petitions 4
" laid "a che ,sbls - sslsd o. " net % csgsrs
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V A L U A BL Il L kS ID
FOR SALE,

pURSUANT to an order of Orange Court Of Equity
u made at the Fall Term, 1860 The undersigned vii!
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder at Red Mountain,
in said county. on Monday The 18th day OF October
next, that Valuable Tract OF Land belonging To the
estate Of Nicholas Jones, decessed bounded by the
waters Of Flat River, Deep Creek. and little Greek,
containing about ia or eigil hundred acres, The
land is we'll adapted 10 tie growth u fine Iobacco
corn, wheat, oats. &c Tie isnd viii be surveyed
shortly into lots 70 suit purchasers, ard plat thereof
will be left with licorpe W. jnnrs, Esq, Nhn resides
the premises, for the inspection 81 hnst dFsirou.
purchase, who will also take pleasure H. showing
them the land.
Six months credit will be eixrn Bond aud security
will be required Of the purchaser
THOMAS WEBB, C. 4. II. h.
September Is, 1860. 3D.
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NJ II Annn

q . = q Z Y y
" ihis county 81 lie 1lh instant, w William VI
Pickrii, E.g.. ~, THOMAS su0rF 10 Miss MARY
Y. MCCULLOUGH. daughter u Nir James McC ulloch,
deceased.
On saturday evening The elh instant. " Calvin 4.
Smith, Esq, NJ. ROBERT ALLEN to Miss JULIA
HAITHCoCK.
In hi. county, By John W. sGowd, Esq. Nc.
John DURHAM 10 Miss SARAH ANN CARU.
THEIRS.
b. the sane. NJ JOHN HATCH. Of Chatham, to
Miss DELLA ANDREWS, Of Orange
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IMPORTANT SALE.

IN The il DAY u November hss,. shall ell 10 The
W highest bidder on terms 10 suit The purchaser. the
valuable aud beautifully located HOUSE and LOT Of
Mrs. Julia A. Hooker, situated Immediately beyond The
northern boundary line o. The town Of lIiIlshotcugh--
large Dwelline. with en- abundance Of Dot Houses.
and seven acres Of gionud, and altogether most Dc.
siflhe residence. fot further particulars address o.
VI. Hooker, o. The subscriber, Al Ncwbern. y. 9.
ROScOR HOOKER.
seplslnbs ks-lds
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EQUITY SALE.

cornelia Hall. eI p,rte.-Peiilion 10 sell . Slave.
PURSUANT 10 decree o. the Coun II Equity or
Y Orange County. made Of September Term. Is60.
vii olrt fot sale, The couu.house ~ Hillsherturh
o. Monday The 81 DAY % October neat, . valuable
Nsgro Man named Jim. about nineteen years old
Eli manihs credit will be gwen; bond sud approved
security required.
THOMAS WEBB, C. e. w. T..
September Is. Price adv. - 90 60
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DEATH or As AMERICAN Consul The
newly appointed Consul General Of the Unl-
ted States for C"nstantrnople. Mr.. II. ID.
Johnson. formerly Of the State Department
al Washington, died lately at Malta. which
accounts for The non arrival out Of the nes
American Consul for Jerusalem, Mr.. Page.
Virginia, WIN has been taking care Of his
sick colleague and conntrymsn.
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virg tnia.--Gos. Le,eher has issued a call for an
extra session Of the Legislature Of vHgiaa
the l4,h Of January next 10 take action The pro-
posed sale OF the James River and kanawa Canal.
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State Educational Association If North
Carolina.

The next annual Meeting Of this Associa-
tion will be held in Wilmington, the session
beginning at seven o'clock r. NJ. on Tues
day the 18th Of November.
As usual, the delegates will be passed over
the various railroads in the State for half
fare, and will be Hospitality entertained at
the place Of meeting.
The Committee authorized to determine
the time and place Of meeting have felt bound
to call the next session as far South as the
facilities for railroad travel would permit !;
and this consideration, and the excitement
preceding the presidential election, are the
re sons for fixing the time so late in the
year.
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EIYE CENTS REWARnl

Dan away from The premises Of AleS. Anderson.
- on fhatsjay last, bound boy by Tie name d
JERRY ASHLEY. iWslte % fourteen years u sse.
tie sas besol 70 VI Anderson by the county cont
reward d Use rents bot no thanks viii B. given IS
sny one Ma aHl return him 10 she snhssrihsf
DAVID +. CLARK, .fgau
for .lix. .3iiatoa
ssgts4svf IL ss-~ss
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40 MOE.

I'HE undersigned. D. Vaughn snd John I.oskhar.
Executors u the estate u James Walker. dee u.
are ready % make final settlements with The sgatess
one Of them Is q resident Of ihis Stale. and two Of
them, Ies-e Walker AID Jerry Walker, ave living ~.
You'd lie limits thereof Each Of ihen are hereby no.
tilted thai we will not ~, interest.
u. VAUGHN, ! r,
JOHN IOCkHART. I1''o'''
August ". s7--6w
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Somebody has said, that those who would break up
the Union to protect slavery would brek down stable
doors 70 keep horses from running away.
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In nne u lMr. Bells latest speeches we
have The following patriotic sentiment. in
~hish ~ men ought 10 concur: LET power
60 into Whatever bends u may. lei Us save
the Union! trust the day viii never come
when il will be necessary To calculate the
value of the Union. do not believe il will
come 4 the South " wise and true 90 her.
sell. | would not have her people yield one
jot sr title Of their rights, but would have
them make no questionable issues In al.
vance. stir up no strife upon abstract ques-
tons, bot 70 DO always what i just and right
spon al questions"
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ri A meeting of the Bell and Everett
Club will be held at Hughes's Academy on
Saturday next at I o'clock. Messrs. Nash
and Guthrie, with others. are expected TO
address the meeting.
The Hillsborough Club are cordially in
yitcd to attend.
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PUBLIC SALE.

an Tuesday, the 23d Of October next, at The late
" residence OF James Fsuceit deceased, will sell
Large lol Of Corn Wheat, DC. &c. Six months credit
will be given.
GEORGE A. FAUCETT, Admir-.
September IS. CO.
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N. c. University Magazine, for oc.obe

N. G. University Magazine, for October,
commences with continuation Of Gov. SWANS article
on the . War Of the Regulation" followed by several
interesting communications Of ehie, character This
number Of the Magazine is embellished with finely
Of his life by samuel F. Phillips, Esq. The portrait
may be called good one but j. Is not perfect like
asss one which appeared in the American Wing Re-
view, published in New York, some eight ten years
ago.
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JupoE Brus foR BrLL AND EygarrI.-Jadse
Bib. II Alabama, very influential demo.
erat Of that State. ~ letter 10 = friend states
that be had heretofore declined 20 cnmmit
himself TO the support Of ans one until he
Gould ascertain Who would be most successful
il defeating Lincoln. and adds:
I'm my recent visit 10 several watering
places 10 The mountains Of Virginia, had
an opportunity % seeing and eonsersing with
number Of gentlemen &c intelligence, from
most d the southern States. and among them
we're the friends Of Breckinridge, Douglas
and bell. and taking the aggregate of ininr.
maiian thus obtained, lam satisfied that BELL
aud Everett stand the best chance 10 defeat
the BLACK Republican Lincoln. and have de.
termined 10 give them my support"
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The Eighth Dlsiricf.--li rill b seen hS the
following note received honday, that another change
he. been made in the Union Electoral Teke, in the
Eish,h Dia,fist.
Ashe,ille. October 10.
ESisor efhe Hilg,bgosgA RecOrdp,
On account Of the indisposition Of Gen.
Henry, the gentleman whose name has here
toiore been on the Union Electoral ticket,
che Executive Committee d this district met
here this week and substituted the name 81
Col. B. ). Gather u Burke. am request
ed BY the committee to notify YOU u the fact,
that the change may be noticed Immediately
Please correct your list Of Electors, and
recall any tickets which may be issued.
Yours respectfully,
w. NJ. SHIP.
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PLATFORM OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
Union PAkTY.

Whereas Experience has demonstrated that Plat.
form. adopted BY the partisan convenonsOf the eOun.
Try have had the effect mlsesd and deceive The peo.
pIe and al the same time 10 widen the political dsis
ions d the country BY the creation and encourage.
meni Of geogsphical and sectional parties therefore,
Rssoped That il i both the part % patriotism snd
q day % recognize political principles other than
The Constitution of the Country,
The Union Of the States, and
The Enforcement Of the Laws.
and tina, as representatives q tho Constitutional Union
sn Of the county 10 National Con yenOn assembled,
We here pledge ourselves to maiupin. project and De.
fenJ separately and untedy. ,hese gres, principles Of
public liberty and nslionsl safety, against al enemies
al home and abroad believing ,hsi hereby peace mag
ons more be restored the eornry, he just rights d
The People and Of The States te-s .slshsa. and the
Government again BE- placed in hs, codilion q jus-
tee Paternity and eguaily which under ths example
and constitution Of our fathers. has solemnly bound
every citizen Of the United States 70 maintain
peee, union, establish justice. insure domestic iran.
guilty, ptoyids for the common defence. prmaie the
g.ncrsI welfare and secure the blessings Of liberty TO
ourselves and our posieniy."
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LIST OF LETTERS.

l.
II EMAINING in the Post Office at H sbosough, N
z. on The LIST day Of July. 1850;
John w. Aiwaier, VAL Jordan,
Israel Abbott, DR.. j. Is. Jones,
Polly Badger, John X. Johnston,
Lilly Bones, Mary q. lizard,
DAVIS Il Bro. Mrs. ). E. London,
Mary L. l.. Brown, ]. II. Lsngdon,
broadly Hagge, George IL. Livingston,
Holway Balance, Haskins g. Lord,
Messrs. Barene IL Co. J. A. Lay,
g. X. Baghy, 2 Robert Morrow,
Mary Z. Borlsnd, Saic Lewis (servt.)
Christian Campbell, 2 Janet +. Mclean,
Jennie Guilds, Drureli McCandlas
" iiam Couch, Harris Maicelsan,
Thomas D. Cook, Mrs. F v Mangum,
J. w. II. Garden, Bennett Perry,
Lemuel Compton, Nancy j. Pickett,
Dematls ,oe. EInira Pearson, 2
Miss VI. ]. Cole, James PeaIce
George G. Dunn. Psiiie x. Powell,
William Daniel Mada Piper,
Mary ". benson. J. J. Potts,
Henry H. Edwards, b. l. Powell,
Alex. FINLEY, Jenkins Or Webb Prilcheit,
William Foster, Hugh Z. Reeves,
Henry \. Gates, Thomas NJ. Ray,
G. NJ. Gibbs, ]. X. Reid,
q. Is. Glover, David Roach.
Rev. Henry Gray, John NJ. smith.
L. G.. GRAY, Adolphus shaw,
Wm. s. Hughes, Joseph l.. Turner.
H. Haley. J.. r. TindalI,
]. VI. Hines, Jesse Turner,
Anderson Hail. Nathaniel Vtlines,
Mrs. Alfred Hatch. Albert Waulton,
II. H. ]. ]. ". Herman, William Wolfe,
Z. VI. Holt, Lewis Webb,
Zeven Izatd. Anna Wright. 2.
Bette A. Jones, Cheslsy r. Warren,
]. !. Jarasan. William $. Walker
Mag tones. MARY Ann Wilktrson.
Persons calling for any Of The above letters will
please say they are advertised.
l.. E. PARISH, p. w.
October 0. g.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
HAMMERsHLAG & MENDELs

HAMMERSHLAG & MENDELS
TAKE pleasure in informing the citizens Of HILLSIDE.
rough and vicinity, that they have opened and have
now ready for examination at their store in Hills
borough, one Of the most extensive assortments Of
Goods ever brought to this section of country, which
they will offer for sale at prices that will asonish their
customers. They would therefore, advise you to call
al once with all the cash you raise, and save mote
by investing money in their Goods than you could by
any other speculation. They have the most complete
Stock ever inferred Of
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- The Orange P.ssbyis,y holds lis 'sssiOn .,
Gts-n.bOtossh. commencing on the 18Th ins,.
IL The Synod o. North csroliaa wih meet a
s,sies,iIle. ihs 9Th inst. The opening sermon will
b preached 3, Rev. r. x. Mash.
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20 DOLLARS REWARD.

Dan away from the subscriber on Saturday The 20
day Of this month, my Negro Man JOE He 4
about twenty-seyen years old, dark brown eingeis
bread color whiskers when he went away; he r-
about FIVE feet eight ten inches high, shd weighs
about one hundred and fifty pounds. He had when he
went away several suits Of good clothing He is shewd
and quick spoken.
will give the above reward TO any one that will
take him up ami deliver him 70 me, or confne him Ia
any jail so thai / can get him.
GEORGE A. MEBANE,
Near Mebaneville Depot.
Mehancvllie, N. u, Sept. 1860 6l--5w
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might think proper put an snd 10 all shst excesn.
and The fow Of the petitions soon ceased II
Of the best acts Of Mr.. CIngmans life and we have
always honored him fol it.
The next charge in the catalogue Is, that Mr.. Bell
voted "side by side with John Quincy Adams" John
Quincy Adams, we suppose, always held the opinion
that slavery was an evils did Thomas Jefferson and
most OF our Southern stesmen lhirtyfye or forty years
ago. But John Quincy Adams was an eminent states
man who yeneraed the Consultation, and we are not
aware that he ever gave vote inimcal 10 The South
II he did on any occasion, we very sure John Bell
did not go with him. f8t3s
These are specimens Of the sins Of John Bell which
the catalogue attempts TO blazon.
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PAN aNss fftm the subscriber. short tins sinFe.
b1und tay u lie name 81 WM. r. BACON.
Az perstns afe tasfeurr ofhid hafbosina ~ trusting
hum. unlft Ihs penalty - iha lsw. No fsaani viii
: s's" JOSEPH g. BACON.
september III Co
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Election to be held on Tuesday, the 9th day
WI Of November.