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SuNBEANs FLASHING THRouGH THE CLoups-Sen-
: tor Hammond, of South Caroline, whose present
,rm of service expires the fourth of March next
las, since the recent legislative election in South
Carolina declared himself candidate for reelection
to the seat he now holds in the Senate Of the Uni
ted States, for another term Of six years This
movement on the part of Ex-Governor Hammond,
under existing circumstances, is indicative OF tru-
ly conservative spirit and in our view oil 1t sayors
but little of the ultraism which is threatening to
push South-C Carolina over the precipice on which
+ she stands, into the abyss of disunion.
Again-In Pennsylvania we have authentic infor-
nation that the Douglas and Breckenridge wings
of the Democracy have at last fused upon the Eec-
tora ticket in that State which all conservative and
patriotic men, north and south, will be rejoiced to
learn-for although it does not secure the certain
defeat of Lincoln, it yet greatly strengthens the
chances against him. and therefore encourages bright
er hopes of Pennsylvania voting, in November in
favor Of the Union ticket.
Again--In the two Boston Congressional Districts
a thorough coalition has been formed between the
parties opposed to Burlingame and Rice the present
black Republican members and candidates, and con-
seauently their success is renderd extremely doubt
full. If they shall be defeated, two more anti-Re-
publicans will be added the roll Of the next Con
gress. This would be proud result and it would
exercise truly salutary influence upon the public
mihd everywhere.
In two or three of the New York city Congress
sional districts, represented by Lincolntes the
fusion of the Opposition has been so complete as to
render almost certain the return Of national con-
sentative member for the next Congress from each
of those districts.
There is every reason to believe that in several of
the other districts in the State there will be like
result, and if so, if Lincoln should he elected, there
will be a strong majority in both Houses of Con-
gress against him.
We state these facts with view to show that the
present aspect of things, although sombre and trou
blcd has yet some redeemng and cheering features.
Such facts constitute general items Of public inte
gence which the conservative press, without refer
ence TO party, should with glad emotions lay before
the country in order to check those impulses Of
rashness which are, in advance of an apprehended
calamity, hurryng a portion of the people into
manifestations of most deplorable character
Petersburg Express.
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RIGHT OF SECEssIoN-We have been furnished by
friend says the Warrenton Ners, with a copy of
a letter from the great and good" Macon to 5. p
Carson, one of the Representatives from North-Car
olina. We submit it to our readers without COM
ment 1t has bearing on the leading question Of
the day, which requires no explanation:
Buck SPRING, 9th Feb'y, 1888.
SIR: have received your letter of the Oath ult
There can be doubt that the United States in
deplorable situation and that the publication Of
the opinion you desire would be useless. 1t has
never been a secret and always stated to those who
wanted to know it. In the year 1924, the Constitu-
ton was buried in the Senate-the Senators who
were then present will, it is believed, recoect the
fact-and never afterwards quoted by me while
continued in the Senate. The opinions of General
Washington, Mr.. Jefferson and Gov. Clinton are
known. but not respected. l have never believed
that a State could nulfy and remain in the Union,
but always believed that State might secedc when
she pleased, provided that she would paw her pro-
portion of the public debt; and this right | have
considered the best guard to public liberty and to
public Justice that could be desired and it ought to
have prevented what is now felt in the South-op-
preston.
The proclamation contains principles contrary
to what was the Constitution, as notification. Ii is
the great error Of the administration which, except
that has been satisfactory in high degree to the
people who elected the President When cOnfeder-
acies begin to fight liberty is soon lost, and the Gov
eminent soon changed Government of opin-
ion established by sovereign States, for special pur
poses, cannot be maintained by force The use of
force makes enemies and enemies cannot live in
peace under such a Government.
The case of South Carolina is as different from
that of Pennsylvania, as any two cases can be. In
1916, the system that Expresses the South, was
begun. 1t was then opposed. In 1924 the Consti-
tuition buried. Senators who were then in the
Senate will no doubt recollect RepetitIon-old
age will show Time to quit.
Yours, very truly,
NATHL. MACON
To Hon. 5. P. Carson.
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NJURTH.CAROLINA- COrv
II TY-COur Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions SeptshA
Term, A. d., ls6d.-Moore Williams No. ST. VS. HUT
L. BOwden-Attaehment levied on land -"Sm
In this it appears to the satisfaction of the C
that the defendant is not resident of this State II y
therefore ordered that publication be made In The NL
Carolina Standard newspaper Of the State pubsbed u
the town of Raleigh, for six weeks for the said Hiram
Bow6en to appear at next Court of Pleas and O1a
Sessions TO be held for Northampton county at the C
House in the town of Jackson, the first MONDAY If n
cember next then and there TO replevy plead or uJ
ment final will be entered against him. and The land Irid
upon be condemned to be sold to satisfy the PLAINTIFFS
and cost. s"'
Witness Isaac Peee, Clerk of said Court at ofc u
Jackson, the first Monday of September. 1850 IN
ISAAC PEELE CCC
October 0, 1850 pr adv. s. 621<.J H-wSt
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Patents were issued last week to j. w. Barnes,
of Murfreesboro' N. c., for improvement in attach
ing horses to twowheeled vehicles; VIM. A. Dud-
ley, of Petersburg, Va, for Improvement in appara
tus for removing calculi; Murdoch Murchison of
Denmark, Tenn, for improvement in cotton presses;
N. A. Patterson, of Kingston, Tenn, for improve
ment in cotton gins Michael E. Rudasi of Shelby,
N. g., for improvement in machines for cutting
stalks; n. B. Webster and Robert w. Young Of
Portsmouth, Va, for improvement in the prevention
of the ncrustation Of steam boilers, and Richard B.
Wright, of Norfolk, Va, for improved ventator for
railroad cars
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A NOBLE PAIR OF HoRsEs.-Mr Russell Wood,
of Holyoke Mass, had very narrow and mracul-
Gus escape from DEATH last Tuesday. While coming
down mountain with load of wood, he fell off,
and was SO paralyzed as to be unable to move, and
was obliged to remain under the wagon wheels from
o'clock in the afternoon till IL in the evening,
when he was found and rescued by his alarmed and
searching family. His horses had stood still for
eight hours, although so impatient to be gone that
they had paved deep holes in the ground beneath
them; If they had moved, Mr.. Wood must have
been killed.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cnnr

NOKTH.CAROLINA- COUN-
IL TY.-COurt of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Septem-
Der Term, A. d., ls60.-Moore Williams No. Sc VS. Hi
ram l.. Observation-Disclosures levied o land.
In this it appears the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant is not resident of this State: II
therefore ordered that publication be made in The North
Carolina Standard, newspaper of the State published in
the town of Raleigh for six weeks for the said Hiram L.
BOwden To appear at next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for Northampton county the Court
House in the town of jackson, the first Monday of De-
cember next then and there to repevy plead udg
ment final will be entered against him. and the land levied
upon be condemned to be sold to satisfy the plaintiff debt
and cost
Witness, Isaac Peele, Clerk OF said Court at office
jackson, the first Monday of September 1860.
ISAAC PEELE, C. &C,
October 9, 1850. (Pr. adv. IS 621z) 4l-W6t.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA.-CHAT

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA-C
- HAM COUNTY.-COurt Of Pleas and Quarter Sos
sons, November Term jesse Rollins rs Nancy Bs
mum: Napoleon Howard and wife Sebel, Sarah Anna H
and Mary and William Barnum, miners and their Guar
dian Burwell Rollins-Petition for Mill.
1t appearing tn the satisfaction of the Court that Manu.
leon Howard of the defendants in this case npn
resident of this State or 50 abscOnds conceas himself
that the ordinary of law cannot be served unon
him. II is therefore ordered by the Court that publication
be made for six weeks successfully in the NorhCarona
Standard paper printed at Raleigh. n c., commanding
the said defendant To be and apnear the next Term
this Court TO be held for the county Chatham at the
Court House in Pitsboro' the second Monday of No.
vember next TO plead demur to this petition
judgment pro co9fsSsO will be taken him.
Witness, r. c. Cotton, Clerk of said Court at office in
PittsbOro, the Cd Monday in August, A. D.. 1860.
K C. COTTON, C. &C.
October 2, 1860. pr. Adv. S. s25S.) 4O-w6t.
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PERSEVERANCE is PowER."-By patient unwea-
ried seErcliant industry, Stephenson rose from OBJ
security to world-renown, and emphatically proved,
throughout the whole course of his laborous life,
that perseverance is power By word, as by exam>
pie he strove every available occasion to enforce
this important truth. On one Of his last public APP
pearances he told the mechanics of Leeds "he stood
before them as a humble mechanic. He had risen
from a lower standing than the meanest person
there; and all that he had been able to accomplish
in the course of his life had been done through per-
severance He said this for the purpose Of encour-
aging youthful mechanics to do as he had done
persevere." 1t was remarkable that, although Ste
phenson originally endowed with strong mind.
attributed to perseverance all his success. Any
man he considered, might have done what he did by
simple tenacity Of purpose and the resolution to be
undaunted by difficulties. He never plumed him.
self upon the possession of superior powers nor was
there any afectation in describing himself hum
BILE mechanic, when he was universally recognized
the greatest engineer of the day. He had all the
manly modesty the unpretending unconscious great
ness, which ever characterize the true genius. So
cia elevation did not destroy his natural humanity
Popular applause he estimated at its true value
His personal worth impaired new dignity to his me-
chanical eminence; his heart was as sound as his
head; he was much beloved as he was admired.
George Stephenson was, in fine, genuine English
man-frank, fearless, heroic, vigorous in thought
and energetic in action. He has left behind him
memorable name, and his works will ever be his
blest monument-Ihen Who Haze Risen.
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PLAN OF THE SEcEDERs-An agent privately sent
from the South reports to the President that Aaba-
ma and Georgia will certainly secede in forty days
after Lineolns election. confidential friends of the
President asserts that in that in he will remain
inactive, and permit the thing to go The Rich
mond Enquirer to day exhorts Virginia to go with
dsunion without waiting for an overt act and says,
1T that be treason, make the most of it"-NsU
York World
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STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SIAIE OF NOHTH.CARULINA AK
~ COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
August Term, lS6O.-Wm. d Haywood Henry J. Can.
non.-0rrigina Attachment.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Henry j. Cannon, The defendant is
dent of this State it therefore ordered publication
be made in the NOrthCaroiDa Standard for weeks
fng said defendants to appear at the next term Of
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for the
county of Wake at the Court House in Raleigh the
third Monday Of November next then and there plead
replevy, or judgment pro con- will be entered
him.
Witness Thomas j. Utley Clerk of said Court at Office
in Raleigh, the third Monday in August A. D. 1860.
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
October 5, 1860. (Pr adv So 4l-w6t.
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HARVARD CoLLEGE.-The annual catalogue of Har-
ward University, Cambridge, Mass, has just been
issued. The whole number of students connected
with the University is $685. There are AS in the
under graduate or academical department. Among
the members of the freshman class is Robt R. Lin
coin, of Springfield, Illinois, son of the Republican
candidate for the Presidency. George Washington,
of Charlestown, Va, Is a member of the same class
There are more than sixty young men fro the
Southern States pursuing their studies at Cam
bridge.
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ANALYSIS OF METEoRIC SToNEs-Portions of two
meteoric stones which fell at different times one in
Mexico and the other in Brazil, have recently been
analysed at a German laboratory. The structure of
both was essentially the same, being composed of
more than one-half iron and the rest being made
up of nickel, cobalt and phosphorus.
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The TITLE OF d. Dan unsuccessful attempt
made at the recent meeting of the Synod of the
o. S. Presbyterian Church of Virginia to abolish
the custom of ministers accepting the title of Doctor
Of Divinity. The following is the origin OF the
title:
The origin of the title of D. D. and LII D. date
back to the twelfth century, at the first establish
ment of the Universities and were then held in high
esteem The first person upon whom the title of
Doctor was conferred was Irnerius, learned Pro-
fessor of Law at the University of Bologna. He in
duced the Emperor Lothaire H., whose Chancellor
he was, to create the title and he himself was the
first recipient to it. He was made Doctor of Laws
by that University. Subsequently the title was
borrowed by the faculty of theology, and first by
the University of Paris on Peter Lombard the cele-
brated scholastic theologian William Gordenie was
the first person upon whom the title of Doctor of Med
cine bestowed, who received it from the College
of Austin 1929. For several ages the doctorate was
title invested with honor, but the present CEN
fury, and especially in this country, there are so
many thousands Of them that the title is greatly d.
minished in value, and now hardly worth having.
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The population Of Paris is given at 1868, 800
souls, an increase Of 1874, 454 since 1855 The
number of omnibuses running in Paris is $50, and
Of hackney coaches and cabs 1884, with 27S addi
tonal which run on Sunday.
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An enraged gentleman addressing, from his cham
Der window, youth who had been serenading his
daughter half an hour, said: "You great bore,
and think you mean to keep on boring until you
get water" adding here it is" emptying pitcher
full upon his head.
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will "to nv beloved rise an nv nronartv u;tbont
reserve and to my oldest son Patrick one-half the
,e zen, and to Dennis, my youngest son, the
c., u anything is left it may 90 to Terrence Nc
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January Is, 1856.
+. II. CHAPLIN.
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANU-.
FACTURER,

RALEIGH N. c.,
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
II RALEIGH and the vicinity generally that he will
promptly and punctualy attend to the binding of Aetc
plpsrS MdgdzineS and Periodicals of all kinds and in any
style, plain ornamental moderate terms.
~ All BLANK BOOKS ordered from
featured by me, in the City of Raleigh n. C.
December %, 1859. lO9-w&swly
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP.
II PLlCATlON will be made to the next Legislature of
North Carolina for loan of money expressly build and
erect Cotton and Wooden Manufacturing Establishments
for the healthul glory of countryside State
of North Carolina Good security is offered
Obediently and truly.
ANDREW BAGGARLY.
October IT, 1850. S6-lm.
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The NEGRO IN THE EPISCOPAL CoNvENTToN--In
the Episcopal Convention on Thursday last, Mr..
John Jay brought forward series of resolutions in
favor of asking the Provincial Bishop to address
Pastoral Letter to the people of the Diocese in refer
ence to the African slave trade, now carried on
at this port in violation of the statues of the Repub
lie of the teachings of the Church. of the rights of
man, and of the laws of God Also, that The clergy
be respectfully recommended, from time to time, to
preach in their respective parishes against the wick
edncss of the slave trade now prosecuted from
within this Diocese; and that the aity be urged to
exert their influence to stay their further prosecu
ton of the traffic.
The resolutions were seconded by Mr. Brewer of
Yonkers, whereupon Mr. Jay proceeded to argue in
favor of their passage in set speech but questions
of order being adroitly raised by such able tactans
as Rev. DR.. Vinton, Rev. DR.. Creighton, and Rev.
Dr. Deonard the Convention got rid of the firebrand
by laying the resolutions the table by almost
unanimous vote.
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HILLSBORO, N. C.
MILITARY ACADEMY

HILLSBORO' N. C.
MILITARY ACADEMY.
TVlHIS INSTITUTION, OF THOROUGHLY SCI
enti6c and military character is under the conduct Of
Col. C. C. TEW, formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy at Columbia, 3. G.
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
February 10, 1860. 7-w&swlypd.
DELTING, BELTlNG.-INDIA RUBBER BELT
ID ING for Saw Mills Gins de- of all sizes for sale at
the Hardware Store of z. c. BELVIN,
Fayetteville st.
Raleigh, n. C, Oct. 30. 1860 s6-2m.
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BANK OF NoRTH.CARoLINA,
An Elegant Volume of Vocal Duets.

An Elegant volume OF Vocal Duets.
1.-THE SHOWER OF PEARLS"
a COLLECTION of Choice and Beautiful Vocal
"A Duets by the Best Composers. With accompani-
mens for the Piano Forte. Handsomely bound in Cloth
and sold at the low price of Two DOLLARS, receipt Of
which it will be sent by mail, post paid.
Published by OLIVER DITSON CO,
27 Washington Street, Boston.
October %, 1850. SILT.
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A NEW BOOK AND A GOOD ONE
pen nHE MRI0DE0N.

New Method for the MeIOdeOn, and other lnstrI-
of the Organ Class selected mainly from Zunde
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AND HYMN Tunes. Price, $l.O0. Sent BY mail postPa
Published by OLIVER DITSON 4 CO.,
277 Washington Street, Boston.
Nov. g 1860 oS-e.
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NoTIGE.asEAEE OF NoRrH-cARoL1NA-

IN FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Runaway slave, named LISH, who formerly belonged
to Major Terrell of this county but says be belongs
to Mr.. COLEMAN, Of Mobile, Alabama is confined in
Jail in this place. The is notified forward
comply with the law and take him Lsh TO be
about thiryfour FIVE years DID, muatto color weighs
about las pounds, hump shoudered, and thiny clad
E. A. GUPT0N, Shf.
October s. 1860. 4l-w6m.+
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SHORTEST ROUTE TO
FLORIDA.

SHORTEST ROUTE TO
FLORIDA.
Through from Charleston to Fernandina In Fiji
teen Hours, and to PiIatka in Thirty Hours
less time than any other Route.
THE U. 8. MAIL STEAMERS,
CAROLINA AND GORDON,
II FAVE CHARLESTON, s. c., DAILY SUNDAYS
IL excepted,) at SEVEN P. NJ, for Fernandins, Fla,
connecting regularly with Railroad to Jacksonville Lake
City, GAINESVILLE and Cedar Keys and by Stages to acano
pv 0caa Tampa and other points in the interior OF For
da Also at Cedar Keys with Steamers TO Havana, Key
West ST. Marks Apalschcoa Pensacola and New Orleans
These Steamers connect also regularly every "Wednesday
and Sunday FeInandina, with the u. s. NJ Steamer
EXCEL (which leaves Immediately after the transfer OF
their Passengers and Freghs running inland between
that point and the ST. Johns River at Patka thereby
avoiding the outside navigation the st. Johns Bar
PASSAGE
From Charleston to Fernandina, e5
From Charleston to jacksonville, e6
From Charleston to Pcolata and Pilatka, SlO
~ Fregh.s for FernaDdaa, and for all Landings on
the St. Johns River, taken at usual rates.
No extra expense for re-shipment at Fernandna
H.. l.. CHISOLM,
Agent Florida Steam Packet Company Southern Wharf,
tSF THROUGH TICKETS from Charleston TO the Prin-
cpa Stations the Florida Railroad. and points on the
ST. Johns River be obtained either of the above
Steamers.
November q 1850. sS-3m
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Office Atlantic and N. c. r.. r.. Co.,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
WILMINGTON, oath Oct. 1860.
TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS IN
Il the Wilmington Weldon RAILROAD Company, will
be held in this place THURSDAY, the Sth day of No
vember next. JAMES s. GREEN Sec'y.
October 80, 1860. S7-3t.
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TINE SUBSCRIBER CAN FURNISH lat 81 each) a
few hundred well rooted vines of the above celebrat-
ed native grape by competent judges be ore
Of the best TABLE and WINE grapes known. liberal
discount will be made purchases of 100 more vines
For further information apply to
R. Fl. j. BL0UNT,
Washington. Beaufort Co. n. c.
October 80, 1860. A-w5t.
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NOTICE,
a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
"A Legislature of North Carolina extend the corporate
limits Of the town Of FrsnkInton and prohibit the sale
of intoxicating liquors within and half miles of said
corporation
October l5 1860. s4-lm.
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ANY INFORMATION RESPECTING THE

II LOST MY POCKET BOOK on THE 22D OF &C.
IL TOBER, between Morrisv;le and Raleigh, or at Ia.
leigh. containing about Is 80 dollars in small bills and
abOut 900 dollars worth of Notes j. Stone and 9th
and also number of Receipts the Treasurer Of
The NorthCaroDa Railroad Company. Any person find
ing this pocket book and returning it at MOrrisve
or the Press Office, will be literally rewarded
C. p. WILDER.
Morrisvile, N. c., Oct. 26, 1860. 44-w4t.F