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20" Our next Legislature will be one of unusual
ability In the largely augmented ranks of the
Wings we recognize many names of gentlemen Of
talent and great intelligence. The Fayetteville Oh
serrsr sums up the changes in both Houses. From
We learn that of the fifty Senator's but sixteen
have been reelected, viz: Messrs. N. C. Whitaker
Of Halifax H. 7. Clark Of Edgecombe, E. j. Blount
Of Pitt j. P. Speight of Lenoir, L. W. Humphrey
Of 0nslow, W. X. Lane of Wayne, NJ. A. Bledsoe of
Wake, T. j. Pitchford of Warren, G. H. X. Taylor
oGranville Josiah Turner, Jr., Of Orange, Jonathan
Worth of Randolph, S. H. Walkup Of Union, B.
Brown of Caswell, DR.. j. G. Ramsey of Rowan, Jos.
DObson of Surry, &C., w. H. Thomas of Cherokee
&C. Of the thirty. four new members, three were
members of the last House Of Commons, viz: David
outlaw of BERTHE, John NJ Morehead Of Guilford, F.
Simpson of Rockingham. Of the one hundred
and twenty Commoners but twenty seven have been
'eelected, viz Messrs P. T. Henry of Bertie, T. D.
Aeares of Brunswick, w. P. Taylor and R. N. Green
Chatham, Jas. S. Harrington of Harnett, D. D..
terebeee of Camden, John Kerr of Caswell, B. M.
baxter OF Currtuck, A. G. Waters of Cleveland, j.
D. Stanford of Dupin, R. R. Bridges of Edgecombe,
W.T.. Green of Franklin, j. NJ. Bullock of Granville,
a. D. speight Of Greene, S. L. Love of Haywood,
l'lman Farrow of Hyde, A. X. Simonton and A. B.
Gather of Iredel, J. Fagg of Madison, M. W.
Ransom of northampton, j. L. Foy Of Onslow, N.
Aewby of Perquimmons n N. Fleming and N. F.
nall CT Rowan, H. Mordecai Of Wake, W. 7. Dortch
Wayne, A. W. Martin of Wilkes. OF the ninety
'nree new members, two were members of the last
Nnate viz: R. S. Donnell of Beaufort, W. P. Ward
Jones. Of the hundred and seventy members,
men, Of the last Assembly, but forty eight have been
returned to this. ,.-.s....
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xrrrIrwELEL,y GUANo.

vulHIS FERTILIZER Is NOT, AS HAS BEEN SUE.
II posed, artificial, but pure Bird Manure b.ing eqpal
quantities Of Peruvian and Gdaho thofodshly
burning plepsrts. Of lie Pssuvsa sn7 adding ..aS
and real vitality BY the Of the phosphat which teq
70 improve the soils permsnently For Nhsst 2
have used it. Several instances havs bss rpdeted wAS
it prevented Rust Many who have trid g side br IL
with Peruvian say that it is far preferable aud that 4
ultimately supersede it. Pamphlets sent postpaid
per the Peruvian Pric $50 perton oi a0oo hs
- B. T.. BORROWER, u, ~ :
Commission Merchant s-s.
' - ,' 80 Norfolk, Va
Also, Agent for Mapes Nrogenised Supefphosphte of
Lime and POudrette Of the Lodi Manufacturing compsny
September Z, 1861 . so III 3Gt g2-8mos.
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CHINA TRADE
.e KERR & MARBURY,
~ and 76 Sycamore Street.

PETERSBURG Va, - ats
HAVE Deceived THEIR FALL SUPPLY or
IL Foreign Goods of their own importation compris
ing every variety Of China and Earthenware They haze
also laid in unusually large aud attractive Stock Of DIT
Plated Goods, Stone Ware, Fancy Articles &c kc The
greatest nducement will be offered Merchants visiting re-.
tersburg. -s.aii p sssls . ~ - s7~3if@57 sf r
P.s Goods for transportation carefully packed. 81
September Z, 1850. s- - s7-w4t. -
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FALL GOODS, 1860.

FALL GOODS, 1850.
II AM NOW RECEIVING MY FALL AND WINTER
Stock of Goods consisting of everything usually kept
in Dry Goods Store such as Ladies Dress Goods, Men
and Boys ~ear, Negro Goods of every kind Boots and
Shoes very superior stock for Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren aso for Gentlemen and Servants splendid stock
of Hemp, Wool and Cotton. All wool ingram two ply,
and Brussels Carpets some very rich patterns Ali Of
which will be sold good terms to punctua and cash
buyers they be had in the City. Call and examine
before you purchase One door above R. Smiths Corner
No. 2s Cheap place
Il. L. EVANS.
Raleigh, n. C., Sept. 7, 1850. 72-lot.
~ Advocate and Age copy.
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A correspondent. informs US that there is gentle
man residing on Waccamaw river, in Columbus coun.
ty, who is eighty-one years old has been married
three times. He had by his first wife eleven chill
dren; by his second eleven, and by bis third three
making twenty-five in all. He has now living
eighty.three grand children and orty-three great
grand children. He was Colonel in command of
the county militia for four years; served twenty-five
the Legislature from Columbus county in 1916
He was always, and is now, good Democrat; and
SO are all his children, grand children and great
grand children. We think that gentleman has SER
we'd his country WELL and if there is any person de-
serving of " discrimination for industrial pur-
SUITS +" il is the above Colonel Vii Journal b
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81 The Wilmington Journal of the Sd instant
copies telegraphc despatch from this place to For
neys Press, published in Philadelphia as follows:
IL am authorized to state that Senator Clingman
is the warm and ardent friend of Judge Douglas,
will be found on the stump in North-Carolina until
the November elections, and also that the great De-
mocrahc State Convention, held yesterday at this
place, has encouraged Mr.. Holden editor Of the old
Democratic State paper, the Raleigh Standard, who
will henceforth fight the Douglas battle through
without reservation"
The Journal then adds:
"What say Messrs. Clingman and Holden to the
statements in regard to them, which this Douglas
agent says he is "authorzed" to make? 1t is due
to themselves and to their party to take immediate
notice of this"
We can speak positively for both Mr.. Holden and
Mr. Clingman, and We assert that the despatch
above referred to is wholly false as to them. The
despatch was very probably manufactured in Phila-
nhia
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TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS.

a ONE OF TIE SUB-ELECTORS FOR THE 4rH
"A Congressional District the Breckinridge ane Lame
Ticket hereby invite friends 10 call at Office of
the Democratic Press Standard and get Documents
for Circulation.
c. B. HARRISON
Raleigh, Sept Z, 1860 72-
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II Hon. Jno. s. Millson, member Of Congress
10@ the Norfolk District, Va, has declared for
eOuslas for President, and written long letter in
A'or Of him. asr
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- A new Postofice, named Bear Creek, has
~" " established in Yancey County, VIM. W. Bu-
'0anan Postmaster
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For the STANDARD.
A CARD.

MR. HOLDEN being native of North. Carolina, ana
having been recently dragged from my home in Afksn
sas to answer charge Of kdnapping in my native H4s
ask you, in justice to me- publish the following staa
ment fvm the Governor of the Stats.saz : * gs;srS
Very ieepectfsllys .ss.- 4 !:
Raleigh, Sept 5, 1850. -aE,4e57l3.5 - q! .i.fa
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Discussion at Oxford.

We learn that they had quite lively time at Ok
ford on the 4th Hon. Geo. E. Badger, one of the
Bell electors for the State at large opened the dis
cusson and spoke about two hours and half He
was replied to by Hon. 7. L. Clngman in speech
of an hour and half Henry w. Miller, Esq,
Douglas elector for che district and Hon. A. w.
Venable, Breckenridge eector, each spoke about an
hour and half, and the whole performance was
wound up by Col. Edwards Bell elector for the dis
trict in speech of about fifteen minutes
There was very large crowd in attendance, and
all were patients and attentive during the seven
hours discussion. The friends of Breckenridge
and Lane were strengthened and encouraged, and
probably outnumbered all others together. The
indications were highly cheering for the Breckin-
ridge and Lane ticket We trust some friend will
prepare an account Of the discussion for us. 1t was
evidently "a war of giants;" and it is seldom the
people are treated to speeches from four such able
men in one day. The attention with which they
were listened to for so long time shows that their
efforts were no ordinary ones, and that the people
are earnestly seeking information. ,,,.
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CIVIL PRACTICE IN NNORTH.CAROLINA.
nNE VOL. sVO.-CONTAINING NEARLY FIVE
u hundred pages. Price reduced to g.
With the EorthCa Form Book Cantwell's Justice,
and this volume. showing the actual practice in court the
cess to business forms. Postage IS cents.
For sale by
-- H D. TURNER
North. Carolina Bookstore
Raleigh, N. G., Aug. II, 1860 6s-tf
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Atchigan Democratic State Convention.
3D. Detroit MICH, Aug 2s,-The Breckenridge and
hS democratic State Convention met in this city
Saay, and nominated full Electoral ticket. Reso
Is,sw s We're adopted requesting each Congressional
,nv to make nominations, and discountenancing
" Compromise with opponents.
ead. IoCR ACRES Of Douglas Meh in Council" is the
@r,Ga IN the Milwaukee News, Of q monster Dem
Eis rattcation meeting at Monroe, Green county,
H. on Thursday. =.
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Raleigh, Sept. 5, 1860.
EXECUTIVE DEpARrxRxr.

Raleigh. N. G., Sept Q, 1860 ~
Some few weeks since requisition was taken out from
this Office by B. F. HARRISON of Jones county in fhfs
State asking the Governor of Arkansas to surrender Dr.
Jos Forbes of that State upon alledged charge Of
kidnapping slave in this State. >ss -. : '.st,-
Dr. Forbes surrendered and brought to this State
and the charge duly investigated This investigation show.
ed the charge to be wholly groundess and maicous apl
appeared that said Dr. j. Forbes had not in any way
violated the laws of this State in any particular.
prosecution will be instituted against said Harrison
at instance for falsely sueing the requisition sore
said al the first session of the criminal court for Jones
County. JOHN W. ELLIS -s>i'g, =
Governor of North Carolina. q.
7l-;mPd. x
Richmond (ya) Enquirer, Dispatch, Washington
n e., Wilmington Herald, Newbern Progress copy week.
y one month, and send bills for collection to this Office
THE TWIN SISTERS.-AN OPERETrA.r-
A DAPTED TO THE USE OF FEMALE c0LLEGES
"A Schools, Exhibitions, &C., by Herman s. Ssroni. "A
new and beautiful musical work for public private per
fOrmance .5.. g
DRAMATIS PERSONE.-MAB STANLEY (Mdy Qusssi
elec;) FLoRENcE STANLEY. Iioin Sisters-C CoRNNA =
ANNA; MARY Schoosaatea-PEEcIosA, Gpsy Girl n
erwards FLORENCE; Maids Of Hoaor. Chorus of Schoos
Girls Chorus of Gipsies
Price, 40 cents. = L'. 4 q
Published by OLIVER D1TSON CO., r -
.. ..,=- 277, Washington Street, Boston.
Sept 2a 1860. .s-.i- So. ..4.a- 81, TITO.
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VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE,

HAvlNG DETERMINED TO GO WEST, OFFER
IL for sale my HOUSE AND LOT. situated in the
the acre and quarter and is convenient to the business
portion Of the City On it there good Dwelling House,
Lighted by gas with oil necessary outhouses fine grove
be the c kses and is seldom that such
lot is offered for sale. Those desiring to purchase will
please call am determined to SELL If not prev
ousy disposed .. will sell it at auction Monday Of u
perior Court. Terms will be made easy
Il. r. WEATHERS
NOTA BENE.-Those indebted to me, by note or &c
count must settle with or before Court they will
have TO settle with officer There is doubt of this
and parties will please govern themselves accordingly
K RW.
Raleigh, n. c., Sept. Z, 1850. IT'D.
~ Register copy,
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Fall II Fall!! Fall!!!
lS6Q.

DIR ECT TR ADE.
Il AM NOW RECEIVING BY SHIP SUSAN KINKS,
Il Of my importation, direct from Liverpool to City
Point Va and by Ship w. L. Lindsey, from Liverpool to
New York. large Stock of
Earthenware. China, Parian Ware, &C.,
and receiving from the Eastern and Western Facores
Glass Ware of all descriptions Cut and Pressed. My
Stock is large embracing all Goods found in Crockery
Glass. and House furnishing establishments. am pre-
pared and will offer great inducements to puncual paying
and cash customers and ask of all examination of my
goods and prices before purchasing.
SAMUEL STEVENS
No. 55 Sycamore ST., Petersburg Va
Best Baltimore and City made Stone Ware on hand.
September Z, 1860 72-2mos.
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FOR SALE.

FON SALEs
VNHE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE JOHN B. BOB
II BIT, decd. situated east of Raleigh the Fair
Grounds, consisting of large Dwelling House, and ali
necessary out-honses. -.
For terms enquire of tha subscriber near the place
HARRIET B. BOBBITT.
September z, 1860. S7-w5t.
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Out of 1O7 Democratic papers in Ohio, all but
five support Douglas and johnson.
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OBJ Stanbarb
RALEIGH: SATURDAY. SEPT. 8, 1860.

W. W. HOLDEN, STATE PRINTER,
HoRIzED PUBLISHER OF rHR LAWS THE UNITED STATES
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HARDING'S NEW STYLES
r. .---- g. d,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
~ n0n DOLLARS WORTH OF NEW AND
AV9VOV elegant styles Of superior Clothing

A SITUATION WANTED.
TINE UNDERSIGNED, WHO IS A GRADUATE OF
Il Randolph Macon College, desires situation ss
teacher. Address, - --" 80 ..-- u '~.,tH
TT. OvERBEY, Vts
Youpgs Roads, Granville, N. @. ~
September 4, 1860. 7l-6tpd.- =.
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49, NOTICE. ,2@;ssst 81 i5si;a
UNHE MEMBERS OF THE STATE EXECUTIVE.
COMMITTEE, and the candidates on the Democsatis
Electoral Ticket requested to meet in Raleigh The
5th Of September next. s.ss;s rftI7s e
/. ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD VI :
!. Chairman Of the State Exsestirs Conmittse. a
, 1860-12-13
From Louisiana.

Dos7oS, Dec. ia bill to proyldc lof the
election Of delegates to the State C0nven.ioiis
TO be held at Batou Rouge. on the 2'a ihs'ans'
rassed both Housts. In the 1ionse strong
effort was made to put the question Of Con
yention OF no Convention before the people.
The Military hill passed 10th ,1i ntu5s.' fo t ap
rrnnnintmrnt Of 4 Military Commissioner and
. Military Bureau; also tor the organization
Of volunteer companies and nrmtng the same
and for establishing military depots;, n. ~,
Military Eoard will be convened Immediately:
Some ono sent the purchase vi arl,s amend
meut 10 the House, forbIdding the purchase
Of arms the at North by The Board, ~aach Was
lost.
The House bill, eoniiscatinS all goods a11aF
and sDs q applying the proceeds Of the sale Of tt'
saulc to iLe purchase Of arms, "as referred 7
the joint committee. This created eonsldc1''
bic excitement
The Legislature adjourned till to-morro"
when the session will probably adjourn.
, 1860-12-13

The receipts of Hogs. lire and dressed. during |
The past - hours a,--uuAted to Eaa. Under this !
light eupply INC market was firm but Inactive.
Live nor. were In good demand BY packers aud
shippers ind aleswcrelight, ut 44.3oG4.s5 gross
aud $sb) Tor heavy dressed Hogs. IN view Of the
light receipts of Hogs tevcsal Of the leading pack
cfs arc taking >. closing up their onscs. as fhc
prcet arc 20 much higher than those OF any o1:es
market In the Wsst, that they 1.anot sell !;.eir
nsoduct TO any adv.ntSge, even although they rc-
ceivc 10 = Eent premium for their Eastern cx-
.haasc.
The provision market IL quiet. The demand for
Mess Pork and Lard il entirely confined to the re-
quircmcnts OF dry goods and grocery houses, and
the sa]es toaAy were light i. $1A.St@1too. Lard
Il caaicz-thcfe being tre rellers at 1oc. At which
| ir1cc wc qacs.:e ta1c of 100 b6ls. There il no
| ds+esud for Cut Nests, except for Green Hams.
which are in limited request By the local trade.
with sales At 6KGsxc. Tallow 10 frm at 9,k@s&c
for prime city.
Under the influence Of the depreciation reported
by the Liverpool steamer yesterday evening, the
Wheat market opened dntl and heavy; but rathc'
Unexpectedly the New York dispatches showed =
Visible improvement In breaastuffs, and tho uiss
kei here became buoyaut, and prices advanced SG
&C. with more liberal transactions at &c for North
western Club; Ts91s for No. Spring; and esq
nc for No. = Sprins-thc market closing hfm
Flour was in fair request, and steady, ana nsrn
with ralcs Of Spring extras ut $3.'013e0. Con-
p.. also In better rcquert and 1c hiEhef-wit
.a,o. of Yellow at c9c, and Mixed ut 2sc In store
Oats were quiet, With ea1cs At 1easc delivered. RE
uaa in rood request. and round lot Of 8, 600 b
| ~r.. .o,d at &c In store. Barley was duh. u}gt
, 1860-12-13

x, vn,r- 13cc ta-The steamship kcdar
,,r;,1,s ;ver,no, ta,cs to the 18th, anu further
az % ,iis M of OPERATIONS in China On TWO oee*
e;nns 70 Uo Tartsn Cavalry advanced On the
s as;ss IA s5,;-i: completely routed, with 1900
kiHca ie and and 50 runs taken. ttq allies lad only
+ ~
The 7Ihts correspondent ut fays, eonsul laaS an.
and three otherp, were taken pfsols sonSsvsd To-
choosing camping grounds, ana con'eseo ~
Pekin. They were vel fTsatea; +: a;io, ura c;rht
nhe headanaf,ersr @ rna o. n;nesn XII @ sent faE ii
miles lro1n 1.n reAin: 19e T.. treatv Lord Eisin
tIee wea hc reessc nf lie belore
aemanuSu .:.;u ."e rs E,,n.rnTs hrothcr was ap-
aa, negot'lm1E; mE;of raIr.n;senner T TO make peace
pointed Ghiel Its. - EommtSsons1 t9sanns,s; ~
AL was q1iet a1 onanetmla. ..bo. ear thc Al1jes
s.,s, Lalvst 1pss.nMsAa ~, .a;3na rsIs tpIIE;T
arr YUM aa ~ 1ss o .. reSiews the Secession
| AAt Louuua tHtss ~ ba1iaf 4hot the
, 1860-12-13
n \ X 0 !. T. II y II y
VI &1vr & q rim S.

rn... srrn-z= &c su..s.l ir the Valley Of thc OK
oreh.sd y t,e ,'>. t2~ ;n 4 % x sse %,tiisss q
a91 sds1s On s frie Cas -, t,nsrse n's, E; , 1FS1.
ia srsFis ss ~ t, III hae
ssss 81 ta stI 5 u IT, l.. Sss
smonls; ,s. sSohafts I'll! .,i salrhstc @ ~ lts
sapa',ss i; ,st.s e 1sea a.txas II dteend
nfsstne. IN sue1. uLususi 4ua s r. t.sss
qsssssr Mniar'ii 1fnn. To- % hs;s
ben eSvsI b taetF nte II I'm bar aca1y sai
confirmed Ltpso'y-the waters na'e 0ee1
4 Assss1 ss 7sa Si!ss;ns 4
mea SPEAK In I.tuu. !ssnt' q tae l1e11s'a@'
E@;sSs T. # fey?9 g. 3 h:sS :
NJ. u >sx YORK; D. i: ttp2vt ! ~. tl.s ". r.
= asls sxDd d. ;,;s;as sss x
ef easof n;afs r. e.. "a q. =: IL sssf IT,
s.1s. Il al satisfied th4t Ess- wa f tti ~ 6rs
!4sae's s.. = 1sei;ai &C. :Iy st ii ;Taas IL
eesas of Tic .tsnlsen and v wsls. ,;,-. or thcse
wl:is 1:5s3 Ms t. !sss ks:sf M :!
Sss 4 sls. II ,tasH ~, ia! III rr ries
aI shas :ae Gas dt: a:s, :" G ~::h ~ ~ ~ 'i ii
Scaafy .sp.sd ar sl1,1s y ae II liz
dseass: az M as!s- e2:1 ta5vss fssss
e5sss Al t6e cllqrstsys =Tssts q :s: =
Ths T.tes MAY 1ls, +, I'D ii f:,sf~:
~ n prTsetsa = se 1s 1rf:'s: & sha a. =
snci dsnt On rela1el u!cesas>1,, ..e,los al
coas ms:nLraI. OF thc t'tettiaes ~ hatr ss:,ltnt
;at:!s 5x!4y t; i pfst IT M n; c.nt.nl
~. Z, nIsorusr tic stomach IL fct:.r t.ca- 10
asea r.o2tslSY alqt:s =, irtAt 81 ~
in Is,se toE,s. ii Dysrgp=i1 eu4Iectcd viii ~
ksnc condition u t;'e stomach: A. = E,e' .[ ="
easrs 81 cpGca rtstonHn,. aad nshsr n ss'aS es'!t
ucrrce. aril t!,t acton Vi Il ~ the 1ss -
nrnye Il be 81 atn:tsaoe at! Lie III c'i:oE
rttts iarynRitt4 rhrnir 1.t"s eatarru aud h;.'pt
ssthtna chronic oIttaiini1- icxterna1y! 90
1saccrrhea anil s!cc,, and also In ii:rs- =,
WHEN taken fAt.r7n!iy \ wlSk tssi Fclt Fcltti,,Ii e. -
for tlnlt. .,s ,.r- r
snsrtsh,e jndi.lduala NAV be an application
:. fke Agent uealers euppd-1 en ihcta! tsFms
Ii. ". BOSTWlSR. sole AEent;
, 1860-12-13
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

..--,r+ ,-<,nrv nn "a a.ur.-nrfct md mn
NJ" 1oNh; Ucs. ~ as..,,,. x.n5 nesT1. -"
changed. Ss saIcs c ~ n.}rd g. 70, 'e and romcwba,
,, Ftouh-Aarkse M WI En1nn,u ~" nsus nrorin-
olmcut 70 4uo,c .ha,, ~. .,e1e-s1,v nnticf,,n
mneh mol lasuiane tsh W. 6aiI,n ~ the ,1,nr
r. has hnpaitea sets LIE ~. -, r.,,zn an nj,
ket, ahd moiasls nave pesn ~ Io'S ~ t,rr
vance uL a9t9 Isents ooi; ne tra, ,r;1b sn,
y coanaca s'G .ia .aS S,1s - m mi. n,
s u e. - a. s,,,'c4 a,ate s5S as for rxtrn
9o Ut ~ sa!. s..o' s,trn Il cs6ts III
faa's fda =, n'sdu i s.f1 ..rtI, wrstem {sW5
-. - .tttn' hr.nSs c-.rsr h n f,nnndfnn f]ultr
!or toppns n[anas eata ,,,th 1roac1.e tue,nt.
nAy alsv ii ~ hh,a a. saEsas for eou,mon
aoing. saaes -" nus hanr n,GGcrntc rcn,icst ai
10 10 enScs ae ~ % r. c,,;".nnn ~ ~ coica .upf Corn
S s;st ,,;tt ~ .rasii sa,es Brnndywine At $3.50.
'hGa, qa.e. M.n, 1r,rer suics IN i,f]u ar iHKc.
f1o.ins n,s1n ann It Ia A-@' '~' NV W."
~ 1s,,jars ~ .ss asc q h, advanee which mi.
tiea noIsss e, .h HsA 1x,+ anm.na Sa1es = an In
utay caeeAs lnS III, - - ~ = ~, hn Ni1wsnke,
=. ~" * tH, -. ,rtrt"r rrd western n,
cnb u e D., pn ,i mIu.e1 r.nsa. Icu a. & s5
~ !U+ 1n ~ ~ aHGr ~ AMI ~ iii,
ioU pa ~ ts *. nt;,9antss cinh ~ & nS-frcfr
Doaia o'qU ~ ,,o, - a. p.r'cy eff hschcr With
ls3a: rye Cprn trn,er viii n1oderate demand. j,
oa. . eaMs &C -e1 NUdn M <: ara In NJ t6c fo
patt -. l.; .tnrt, ,nd .foo, Oafx nre iii
, 1860-12-13

Correspondence y. !. iines'l
New YonK, Dec. l1-sluch dissatisfaction is
expressed at the appointment of Guthrie. q
ttr money men here say he cannot rerisnssh
fhc Treasury, while 1t Is believed that North
ern man could huye been nominated. VIM
would have had the loan taken at one per
cent.
Secretary Thompson had private interview
with GOV. Floyd, in whicl. he IS said to I nasc
urged the psopriety OF both resignlnS. Gnv'
Flsyd declined cooperation aud declared III.
purpose 10 remain at his post till the close O
TIC Administration ,,.
i prominent South Caro1inian arrived TIL:
evening from Columbia aud reports the popu
1ar sentiment there is opposed to the pcac'
policy, rs now understood. between th7t stat
| Ind lie Federal authorities. They urge III
imu,cIiatc seizure Of all public proncrty With
| in tic limits Of South Carolina The rrocia
| nation Of Gov. Gist seems to favor this scnll
| ment.
| standing and declaration that lc should ncse
| conc back. Miles declares his intention I
| leave on Friday, permanently, and says notf
ing Gun stop South Carolina from soin. out :
thc Union, hut that she will not interfere vi;
Inv Fcderal authorities. unless sue Is Lintcl
frrt.fl with
, 1860-12-13

U7ANTED-A few Agents or
w Travelling sa!csuen: those who arc engage.
for ltonef Tea 81 Commission o ec.. can set :ood
mar to take 10 additional agency l"r two STAPLE a..
icles Those now engagrd for the factory arr 1us St1E
money For particulars address DTa~tt 3~ai i. u
dr1siSEa4f
, 1860-12-13
OT,D SACH=M BITTERG
AND
wigwam Tonic.

THESE DELICIOUS ASp FARFAMED plTrEH7
srs recommended By the First Physlc1ans Of the
Country, on account Of theis PCE1rY AND ahEAf
MEDICINAL VIRTUE .
rnsy sro pleasant - nectar 70 tho ase. and 40 pro
nounced tho he.4 Toulc and stlMulant ever ouenN
to the Punlir. u
Their curative powers In case" OF thN EhaL os. -.
n,1fry yo,s uE APPETITE, CONSTIPATION.
Sc nm and 4. Gnxrau:cc that We feel
xsrrsp,ed In claiming what VIC do. we oeG leASe 10
stats ,l,a, on assertions ars endorsed By
Prof, S1LLlNAN, OF Yale College,
Prof. HAYES, Of Mas~achuse1fs,
><ud hundreds Of Others.
cr ss.e by Or ocess, wIne Merchants. and DEuststs
esosr&Ny. -N~-- wv 49,.