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Jor Ann GufKr.--iiow difare 1t ara Hum
mer atofmH from wiz yer ones la wiatef
they ruah oves the ear.h with all their vio-
lsnce; and ifany poor remnants Of foliage
or flowers have fingered behind, .hese are
nwept along at one gust. Nothing ~ left
hut doaolat.on, and long nfter tho rain haa
ceased, pools of water and mud bear iok o.
ems of what has boon. Hut when the clouds
have poured out their torrents Of summer,
when tho winds have swept their fury,
aud tho sun breaks forth a@aln / liza glory,
all things seem TO rine wish renewed love-
iiness irom their ro. reshing bath. Tho
flowers sliatoning with rain drops nmcll
sweeter than before; tho erass seems To
have gained another u igator shrde Of
green, and the young plants, which had
hardly come in.o sight, have taken their
place among their fellows In tho borders,
40 quickly have thev sprung up under the
showers. Tho air, too, which havc boon
oppressive, IL become clear aud soft and
frcsh. Such. too, IL ths difference, whom
tho storms of Affections fall on hcarlA un-
renewed by chr stian faith, snG on those
vito abide In Christ. In the former they
bring out tho dresrinosa and dosolation ,
which may before have been unapparcnt.
Tho gloom Ia not relieved by the prospect
Of any cheering .ay to follow IL, OF any
flowers or fruits TO show its bonefcenco. -
But In the truly Ch istian soul, though
weeping endure for q night, Joy comes in
tho morning. A sweet smile OF hope and
love follows every tear; and tribulRtion
itsolf 10 turned into tho chief of blessings.
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nv Mr.. Arroyo has been nomipa
ted for the Legislature by The Hell
men of the Filth Ward. 10 OIL the va.
cancy made by the death OF the gen
,s',, usnao o,,s @ s's,'e' s,0 we woa,a ',''
oonsoisn,,easlv rsprsssa, ,Ls ssn,i'
msu,s Of the BelI party in the Legis
la'urs.
we we sao* ,',''s .as' .,,a'aa ', month ,,.. m,.
n,ool.,mad hlms.lf = R,.elins,ds.
man. No. many weeks since. he on.
tered a Drechinridge club, aud being
called on, took tue staod, ana made
,;d,s I =, .ns.,S.. ,se % -. h.va h..ra ,r," dn,,n.
tho campaIrn sts,inp that he was
rejoioed che Democrats had a. las,
erected = platform which he could In.
s uo.ss w'.n w s n,' .ea'' ~. oe sa aaa o,en ''.
hansa ,aa uau,h,,. ~ Al. ,I,h .o",d
forgive him, az he had discovered the
error Of his way, and desired 10 be
admitted in'o the true 'o'd'-N o.
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aalIp c'pstts anoGomst.
rurspAy,niiiiiiiiihiiiiiio6T' no, 1890
pAgo. aoue N,

v
Tss Bssr or rus phasosr-1he
mos, logical Discourse. on the politics
of the day. which Il has been our
pleasure 10 listen 10. during the cam
paign, wac that Of Mr. blocker, on
saturday night lssl, in Boulevard
street, lie took hold Of The past his
tory Of the country. during twenty
years. 20 show how every eaert 10 rev
olutiopise the country, and break up
the Federal Union, had been met by
the people. The history Of The move'
ment In our sister State Of Mississippi.
was given In a graphic manner just,
in truth. AZ II occurred The right cf
secession, ~ advocated openly hy
that class of fire eaters. who are con.
tinuslly setting off sLy.tocheis, and
letting go Iis-wbeels, was ably dispo.
.ej Of. Mr.. Hooker. copienjed that
no such thing could be found in the
book that u is fallacy political
hefesy, known 10 the parties who al
advocate Il. That u can only lie
brought about by revolution and civil
war. in which the parties VII oengsgs
10 do Il, can hardly expect Ices than 10
bs branded as traitors. should they
fail.
The speech Of MI. l'leeher, pleased
us and we listened TO the end We
like him because be calls things by
their righ, names. Col Sparks. who
was on the stand, was cal ed fos, when
Mr., Hooker finished, and made few
remarks. ails, which the crowd dis
persed.
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Esiss.rios,-Ths Hsrrisonburg hide.

EsieR.rfos,--The Hsrrisonburg hide
pssdeaf Of the asd inst., says,
"scorea OF Texas and North Louisiana
bouad emierants now line our thorough
fares. A majority Of those passing through
this place, we ooaerve are Of tho wealthy
class, who having Go abandon the old and
worn out lands OF Alabama, Georgia and
the Carolina's, are seeking new homes In
Texas and tho northern portion Of our
State.n
This Ia the worst Of series Of yeara for
emigration, and such a. do not como pro-
vided, will feel the want, occasioned hy
the short harves, In that region. In the
end they will bo amply renumera,,d.
Tho State Of Louisiana by recent leg.sla-
ion has placed within tho roach II every
white male citizen. $40 acres Of her sllu-
vial soil, by acts graduating tho price Of
saCh lands TO seventy ave cont. tho acre.
Think Of getting for seven, y-ave cents
per scre, that will produce from two 10
three halcs Of cotton TO the acre
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

DrHArrns ArrEErios Thsrs will bs q
regular meeting of ths Sugar Bowl Dsbas
ting Bocisty, this evening, At half past 7
O'Clock, at the usual placs Of meeting.
Funotual attendance requested. Question
for debate his evening. "ahoni. op. Dis.
tirt Judges Do elected by The yse ,is n,
appoin by the Governor. O1 tho AZ.
hfmati va. A. II. IIugust ard W. q. Ran
dolph. Negative, N. A. Atuh', and J. n.
Hardy. votder ~ the aociety.
W. q. RANDOLPH, Sectiv.
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w large quantities is exported TO England
vine is shipped 70 the United States w
smfll l6ts only,
The MONEY msikst Is Gfm, si.hepgh
theirs is wsrin lslv. where France send.
troops THE is even little advance on
tsiifosd sbsiss. end ss Ffsnes Is not ii
tsetiy Involved IN the conflict, oil remain
quiet.
hear rom 'slisbls sou 90 that The
french government is fsvetsbls ~ Mite
moa IN Msyieo.
psst Comet. have nothinp more W tsll
yep but thst ! remain, Truly yorts.
!. r.. TESTAHD.
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A CA II ID.

Feeling thankful % n generous commu-
nifty, Nc take this method Of oKprsAsing z
our gratitude for the iiborsi patronage we
have received, and the many favors bo-
slowed upon rs by citizens Of this and sur
rounding parishes at our old stand cor
nor Of Lafayette ana fonda streets, bot
ter known ~ the PEOPLES STOLE" /"
from whence We have this day removed 10
the now stores on Third street, opposite
tho Branch ofthe Louisiana State Bank,
where We will ever be happy 10 greet our
old friends and patrons, assuring them
that they shall always bs served in the
same polite and courteous manner, which
has ever characterized our establishment.
Our stock Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Ladies' and Gents Clothing, &C., stands
equal to that Of any other establishment
Of the kind in the South and our terms
are liberal.
We respectfully invite q call from all
who choose 10 favor us. Respectfully,
s. sCHMALINsKY & co.
oct 27d. Peoples's Store, Third St.
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LOUIS NAPOLEON PATRoNIzING
PRovIDENoE.-Louis Napoleon, in
his speech at Algiers, said, "Provi.
dence requires US to extend over this
land the benefits Of civilization. >
Now, what is civilization, Making
French citizens Of Arabs, Of course.
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CHEAP GOODS.

I WOULD osr Toe 81. o. o. tas Ladies', n
j my nsu ssoca o spisndid sd sssb.s1Ibls
Dry Goods s'sVsf y "ssc. 81 on. 81 to ihs fsct
tbs ar datr mipsa no, 70 he under sSis by sny
oips hou-s IN lbs e'v. ! an a1d vi. eel the
Cheapest. siss p's4ss o-p a. srami,t for
you selves aud be convinced. 2 E. O'CONOK,
oota0 rrfpsr ,bird nd Laurel street.
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THf DEArH or GsoReE rus THiHb.
IN one Of the lectures Of Mr.. Tbaoks.
ray, occurs Tho following graphic
picture Of the death Of George the
Third
Al the world knows The story ~
his mnlsdy. all history presents no
ssdder figure than that Of the old
man, blind aud deprived of reason,
wandering Though the rooms of bis
palaces. addressing imag gipafy pat
liamenis. reviewing faBeied troops,
holding ghostly courts. ! have seen
his picture as IL was taken at this
time. hagiog IN the apartment ~
his daughter. The bandgfavine of
Hesse fomboufg amidst books
and Windsor furniture. and a hun.
dreJ fond "reminiscences If her Eng.
lish home. The poor Old father is
represented in n purple gown. his
snowy beafd falling over his breast
the star If his famous order still
idly shining on IT, He was not only
slightless, ba beCains utterly deaf
All light. all reason. oil sound of
human voices. all the pleasures of
this world oi God, were taken from
him. Some slight lucid moments
he bad, in one of which the queen.
dssiipg 10 soc hiiB, entered The room
and found him singing hymn, and
accompanying himself st the harp.
isohotd When he had finished hc
khslt down and prayed aloud fDr
her, and then for bis family. and then
for tho nation. concluding with
prayer for himself. that II might
please God ~ avert his heavy cal
abily from him, bnt If not. ~ give
bim resignation ty submit lie then
burst into teats. aud his reason
again fled
What preacher need moralize on
this story 7 what words save tho
simplest are requisite to tell itY II
is TOO terrible for tears. The thought
of such a misery sipiles me down
IN submission before tho Ruler pf
Kings and meb. the Monarch 50.
preme over empires and republics,
the insCr1tabls Dispenser of life,
death. happiness. victory. 40 broth
ere" ! said 10 those who heard mo
first IN America. 30 brothntsl spsak
tho same dear mother tongus-O
Comrades, ebeBies no more. lot MS
take a tnournfui hand together as
we stand by this royal corpse. and
call n truce to battle. Low bs lies
81 whom tho proudest used to kprsl
once, and who was cast lower than
tho poorest, dead. whom millions
prayed for IN vain. Driven uif his
throne bpllrisd by rude hands /.
with his children IN revolt, tho dar
ling Of his old ago killed before him
nntinely; our bsar hangs over her
breathless lips and cries. 'Cordelia,
Cordolia. stay d little 20
"yei 7ei hs be4f=es LEI hin psss-be bs,ss
I'm,
Tbs vepii ppet he ysd efth,s tssth ra,ia
F'is 20 hitu 90, 'pngar i''
thus J strife and quarrel. ovor the
solemn grave ! sound, trumprtH. n
mournfnl march Fall. dark cur
tain. upon his pagrnn,, bis pride,
his grief. his awful tragedy
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SHOOTING ScRArE.-A difficulty oc.
CURED ON Sunday, the 2lst, between
Mr. Heating and Mr.. Majors, both OF
our Parish. Though the parties were
very close to each other, yet we are
glad to be able to state that no harm
was done. We decline giving any
particulars, as the whole matter will
probably undergo legal investigation.
81. Josq'h's ( PaTIG Of Tensas) Ga
sefte, 26M fnsf.
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LETTER FROM CLINTON
Last DAY or Tnt FAIR.
ot,sros, Oct. ss. isso.


Bsse ks The second days exhibition
hes closed and The town Is hew snvsioped in
/. cloud efduss, All out efsp assembly ~
about s1oe refso"s sfs on the move and
vehicles pf evety shape rnd grade, tun 10
end go loosely
The iast dsr hes not only been wetm
bot hot, The entire Ts'' business has
been fsifiv disposed ~ he fai -of whom
spoke 10 ycu have npwn, Like otns' In
stitutians ~ the ssns sini. regret ~ ssr
that th.rs wee too mreh hc,ssi Taers hes
been some flne stock s,hioitsd- some We
.urefios. The display Of mules isets,
sheep. ho4s end - tie, was smsll-toc
.msli indeed for . eorptiv whe's so
many ~ these snimais sie raised. This
hoveve,. may he er,puntes fot. IN The
,imitity which people feel Who ae not se-
pus, emsd ,u ,hese ,hi ,gs IN bringing 60,
ward what they hrve. Most persons sup
rose that hsosuss they 10 not hpve i'm
ported stock. ~ THAT which tpst isrpr
prices. they have nothi ~ worth showirg .
but. this Ia ,he beginning hsiiet results
"" 'Vi.""' y "o'''''E w wv ""
''''"'o"' '7P''''''-"' '"u wv Wv :" 's'
eultn,sl implements. pf The trodreis pf
the soil there is a good iisplsv. rine
e''"sees' ""ns'e' r''s''es. 's'ge pump
A'"s' e'e'' w" 'pe eo''ee""h " WI
'" we 'o"se""'" department w s'',
s""haa'ee ~ tenfune lfis' '"mh'e "n'
"''''eA I'VE '"''es w ef" ~" 1V's-
m'hs oi q te'fht "u'isf' w TIE h'h"F-
""'R ~ WE 'iaiPs' 'he'e nov P'ses sh
eneh W qn'e ~ "'seap '" enn"e' n'''
~" "s'' 's'e mss "''e "'ee eoh W"
'"'"e ''sp'sg w 'V"e "'"e "'''"pes - W
~ Sew ei''' '" s'''s '"' "es"'t ~ ""'s"
w s"t "soe w ''s e'oes eo""''y' w '"'
'he we ''"'e "ss we" s'e'''he we h""'
Wv '''S "s P'"'V"ee' W '''o'' wv
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n. "a ,,n,,i., !, t.,.a. an ia, 900
,on h.. ,aa, rsii ,an,ssan,ad .,t -
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"a s.x ,i,s, ,,. ti,,da, ,.. Lac, ..a. h..
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,aiia .,.x L.d ,ho .,oud -, ,,i. ,,ia al
....rs,of,,l,s ,,bh.r.rs,s,,,,r,,,a,
him. Tho ,,s, 40. a, tho ,,,a,.mna - vss
:. a,ai,,a. a.a .aa ,.a, usa ,lo a.,.
,,.,,.. m. - at..,.d r., ha,..
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HOVTs AND sylOEs.

OUR stock of fine and heavy BOOTe
" and SHOgs being very large, ana
having been bought at The manufsetories,
We are enabled 70 sell good artios ss low
as any house this side Of New York.
a call will convince our assertions.
octkO. DALalIEfME XIX. BtMON d 90.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

AJE have now on hand q very ssEsp
w siVs assortment Of
superior Msfint Shirts and Drawer,
Cashmere " -
ZINE Flannel -
Canton " 4"
Lambs Wool Msripo and Cotton half hose =,
BLACK and Fancy Neoktiss aud scarfs.
The very best 0f Kid Ulosss, Bpokskiu,
Hssvsr and Cashmere Goods, White and
ceIo'sd berdsisd Hasdksfehisfs, gmbroi.
dsfsd suspsndsrs, etc.
.@- Ths aboys articles will bs sold ~
ths lowest possible prices by
0ot2O DAf,sHEfMEE. SIMON ACo.
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uAnPEa,s mAaAzIsE

NOV f. NJ ~ ~ H.1seo,
Jrs' ,s.slvsa sns FOR s.ie ~
nsi2n ~ q MifinRMinR
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CLOTIiINGi CLOTIIIssii

WE have lately received very extsn-
w sivs Stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Of all qualities and of the latest Styles,
which we offer at the lowest market prices.
Our Stock comprises Blsck Cloth Ffock
Goats Of every grade, Black and col0fed
Cashmere Aacs and Basiness C0ats
EsyersibIc Business Saes,
Fancy Cashmere suits,
Pilot Cloth PaletOts,
PInshl1g Oysfcoats,
Blanket Coat,
Black ard coIorsd Silk Velvet ves,s
Cashmere 4"
Silk =
Cashmere, Satinet and Ksrsoy Jackets.
Having an unusually large stock Of the
above goods on hand, ws positively selI
them At very low figures, and therefore
request an early call.
octsO DAL5HEiAER, SIMON e. Co.
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M a ftft ED-

On Thursday evening. IA ipst., A. the
residence oftns bride IN Fast FslieiapA by
Rev. Mr.. Hsafy. W 3. RiibBKa aud Mfs.
MINEHvA EtOWN. ~ Fast Fslicisna.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-30

@-Thc opinion is gaining ground
among scientific men that the meteor
OF July last was q body Of considera-
bic magnitude coming from beyond
our solar system. and probably pass
ing out Of il again.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

A LARGE and well selected stock Of
IA FALL aud WINTER DRESS sbi
SCHOOL CLOTHING, smbraeing every
style and quality, will be sold as fsssoaa-
bile pricssby oct 70.
DAIaupfMRy sIuoE 4 fn
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p.m.,-, the a.m-,". ~ oo,.m....
Il IL stated from Havana that The

| remains ot christopher tnlnmbhs,
the Discovery Of The New World, are
again 10 be removed 10 q new and
splendid cemetry soon 10 be opened
near that city. They are 10 bs ds.
tpositsd in silver urn, upon which
will be inscribed IN letters Of gold,
The mos. remarkable events Of his
great enterprise, A bronze statue is
also TO be erected over them, repre-.
sebtipg the great disooveter in The al.
tituds Of revealing The grand mission
Of his wonderful fife.
Columbus died Ascension day, the
20tb Of May, 1906, in about The
seven isth year Of his age His oh
ssauies were celebrated with great
pomp at Vallsdolid, atd his body de
posted in the convent Of Han Fran.
eisoo Thence, nine years after. In
year 1918, IL was removed to the Gar.
thusians monastery Of Seville. where
wss likewise deposited the body Of
his son Diego Twenty three years
after. in the year 1886. the bodies Of
both the Admiral and his son we're
removed, with appropriate pomp aud
ceremonies, toths New World he had
discovered, and inferred in the ptinoi.
| pal chapel Of the city Of San Domin-
go, IIispaniola. There they remain.
cd undisiutbsd for the period Of 257
years.
| In tho year 1896, however. at the
oLoss Of the war between France aud
spain, all the spanish possessions in
tho Isaud of iiispspioia wste cedsd
10 France, wbeteupon request was
preferred 10 .he French Governor TO
have the remains Of Columbus rsmov-
cd 10 Cuba. The request wss grant.
cd. and on The 20th of December,
1906. the vault in The cathedral Of
Han Domingo was, for The 6tst time
IN neatly three hundred years, open.
cd. "Witbip," says the record Of
the event, "wsre found the fragments
Of lsaded coffin, number Of bones,
aud a quantity of mould, evidently
the remains Of human body. These
were carefully oollsoted and put into
case Of gided lead, about half IN
w. w. !. a''as -" ', Nv. v, 49, 80 A.. ,"' ~
H. Is. - vbi.h ,.,. y as,,.a,sa @ - =,
49, A.,I..ta. a. ~ e. W
- .a - It.,
- -, :. -, Vo.' vy'y'os ~" ", 49, ,
csia.s ~ ,.,tJ0
Af,o, ,nn,o,,;,,o f,no,,i o,,.,,on
IL, ,La La3v ~. ,.bs. an La.,J d..
| sh,n s,n fon,n,o ,nJ ,aton % n,
van. there !, s,,;vod on ,bs tn,b n
J,nns,, 17oe I, w,s ,so.;,od a.
,ba mos, soIsmn m,nnsr w,,b .ll a..
ho,o,. c,vsn ,o , sovs,o;., aoa
,,,,v,nu =, ,ha mol. a.. ,su.,..
w.,a ,.s, T.. H. G..ssao. ~ ,hs
| Island .cco,nrsn;od hv nj, General.
and m,li,.,v s,,g. Tha coffin ga,
,bsn co,,eved be,wssn fIs. ~ sotd;s.
rv which lined tho s,rss,s to tho obc.
| ~ IN the place ~ Arm.s whor, !,
was received in a bsarse prepared for
tho putposo usrs the remains vsrs
| formnlly delived 10 tho Goverpor and
Captain General of tho Island. tbe
kew given tn to him. tho coffin opsu.
ed and examined and tho safo ram.
norla,ion Of i,s oon,ep,a au,bentioa,.
cd"
Tho ooremonv concluded Tho ,ol.
ann ra,es for ,bs dood wsre norform.
cd bv the Arcbbisbop. and the "a.
m,;,. ~ a.. ,ra., J,,.ov.rs, -.
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WINDOW sIIADEs.

A RgSPyCTFUL invitation Is sxtsn-
IA ded 70 all who wish 70 purchase any
WINDOW SHADES, "a ws have bean
tiful assortment direct from manufactures
and 70 be sold NJ astonishing low figures.
oct21 DAf.sHEfMER, SIMON IL co.
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IThs Gin House of AR. Phil. Dough
erty, Of Tensas, was destroyed by fire on
the 18th inst.
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AUcrnos eoops, Ap,r,os apops I,

A PDsENrtFfb hiss jast received q large rsa
", riesr ~ ~ rs'nes,ic bty easas sreh %
White ard Brown Dr,f.r bsrisrs. gs,ssys ssa
NsR'r pi-rks's, ste. vhieh ~ Will ssli ~ gbe
lrErst suction pfiess AS, . pure ss,ieiA ~
Irish Haen i,opi s5 w. 80 cen,s ysfd
Liher Tsbls lowers -orih ~ ~ ~ he said 81
81 ~ ,he Nrw ORLEANS CHEtP sTpPF.
rsci2i Cos tsfsysl,e saa rle,ias 81.
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TO TILE Public.

IIAtisa closed css ny stock Of goods, 20
i turn tnsry th-rks " TIE public pr ,hsi,
tind rstfshsss .stensss rec vhiis. srsss-d in
wto hss purchased 'ry sssek sfsHoEs, ,fhe liberal
tsttefisgs ~ fpy friends.
- f,ess ths let rsts,sso sbsij he connected
viih Ffsrk kssret. IN tins HAHbNA n h tssfres.
-hss shsii sivsts ~ hspis " see ,ny hisnaa
psspee,iuny,
retSs a. n. HnnuFT.
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sAros aoVes sOssH,r stoan,


M0IIo-Flfs' IN Fashion. Cheapest In y bee
~ Magnificent ssspfttne.t ~ porrsis .na 81
he Novelties N the Millinery line. Ladies' IN The
a'ssis' sra ~ toe su'rcrnaise county s'H ts.
sreehrly Invited 70 esll snd sssrlne f.s stock
bsfuts Purchasing siserbete
ve,ss fAssis y. oso6ssbp.
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CIaDA

I HAVr Just epensa = rev let n ciosks phlsh
! riii he s'id s.',smeiy lev
sHsWLs.
~ these psafni articles hsvs good ssssr tf.sst
snd ~ ell prices
DRESS p8pbs
French Ms,insss ~ ~ % per ysrs, sis, hand
seine sh1 large sssotttieht ~ ptsy Htsds. wssis-
plsids. Printed fisnneis sna bsfslnss.
MDUnaiNp GOODS
10 svsfV vs,isi ~ styles snd prisesi
psi1s rtNsiE = TODNDp,
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LEsLtE's mAaAzINr

nov EN- n 81 n, 60.
trst ,sesivsa sud ~ sale ~
c-,ss2w ao0oRMtoE.
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sTIIRTsi sIfIRTsii

A LARGE assortment Of Shirts Of THE
"A LATEST FASHION, Of all the yari-
Gus qualities and sizes, TO ft MIN YOUTH
AND BOYS, will be offered from this date
at reduce prices. oct20.
DALsIIEIMER SIMON A co.
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WIsDow eLAss.--A large 10, on hand and 10
w srrivs--for sale BY
oetls 4. STEWART 4 co.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-30
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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

| have been informed by several friends with
in few days past, that the report is being ex-
tensiyely circulated that have abandoned the
cause of the National nominees, Douglas and
johnson. Such an idea is a simple absurdIty
have not faltered for a single moment IN the
earnest and conscientious support have given
to this cause, and would rot notice rumor
so utterly baseless, but that am unwilling for
this secession faction to devise to its sinking
cause even the small profit it might make from
such fabrication.
As far as my course is concerned it shall be
as it has been, decided protest against the
breach Of faith, the violation of duty, which dis
rupted the Democratic party, slnoothed the way
for the triumph of the Black Republicans and
brought to very doors the peris Of disnnion-
ID. X MCRAE.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-10-30
YHr. KOOncc,s Sneech.

On ali hands we hear the speech ofour young
friend, F. p, Kooncc Esq, delivered at the
Court House in this place on Monday evening,
spoken ofin the highest terms of commcnda-
ton. 1t is said that his mjltlness and courtesy
towards opponents even softened bis enemies
into expressions Of appreciation. His cxplana-
ton in reference to Mr. Douglas position on
the Territorial question and his definition Of
popular or 'squatter sovereignty" were highly
satisfactory. The crowd which assembled to
hear him was quite large, the Court House be
ing very full, and the impression made by the
gallant young speaker will have a telling effect
we doubt not at the polls