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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOB FIJI CURE OF
Cost;Ueness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysentery, Foul Stomach, E,ysipedas, Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, Eraptsons and SKIN Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, letter, Iamnors and
Salt Rheuaa, Worms, GoaH, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, SO that the most sensl-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes OF a
family physic.
Price IS cents per Box; Five boxes for S1.oo.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent pyrs5nagsE, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN Almanac in which they
are given with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
Sold by Williams & Haywood, Raleigh; Porter 3
Gorrell, Greensboro Henderson & Ennis, Salisbury
and all merchants generally.
at wholesale by M. a. 6 G. A. Santos, Norfolk, Va.
Purcell, Ladd s. Co.. Richmond. Va.
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North Carolina Mutual Iusurasee Co.

HIS Company has been in successful OPERA
ton over 10 years, and continues to take risks
upon all classes of property in the State, (excepI
Steam Mills and Turpentine Distilleries, upon ia
vorable terms. Its Policies now cover property
amounting to sS,S37,649 a large portion of bich
country rlskS, ana Its present capital is over
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds prop
erly secured.
The average cost of Insurance upon the plan o
this Company has been less than one third of on
per cent per annum, on all & rades Of property en-
braced in its operations.
All communications in reference 10 Insurance.
should be addressed to the Secretary, postpaid.
I. H. SELBY Presd't.
HAHaEs s. s MI4H, Sec'y;
July 2, 1859. At
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REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKS 6 LEAVES,
VS..
Nauseous Drugs and Poisonous Minerals.

Nauseous Drugs and Poisonous Minerals.
We ask the afflicted of either sex, which do you pre-
fer? a pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded from
Natures own Remedies,-one which will speedily and
permanently cure you: or the VILE compounds here
tofore used, with all their Nauseous and facilitating
effect, together with the loathsome disease, many
times following the use of Mineral poisons.
The Cherokee Remedy" is Natures own Specific
for diseases, elect, Gravel, Structure, Fluor Albus
Whftes in Females) and diseases of the Urinary Or
gans; curing these diseases by natural laws, after all
other preparations have failed; and is one of Heavens
best merCies to offending mani Instances could be pro-
duced of effects, which would stagger %credulity.
The nauseous preparations heretofore used have
failed: but this has never in one instance been known
world is a Father who af1icts, not to kill, but to cure |
In mercy he has appointed Medicines for these
dreadful diseases, which when taken, quickly flies to
all parts of the system, attacks the disease at every
post and with a fidelity and courage truly admirable,
never gives it rest until it has completely expelled it
from the body, and restores the unfortunate patient
to former health and vigor.
This Remedy strikes at the very ROOT of the dis
ease its tendency is not simply to suspend the poi
son, but to remove the cause on which 1t depends.
GH- And what ITS VALUE, is the
entire absence of all NAUsEOUs TASTE OR SMELL. 1t
can lay in the counting room, or on the toilet table,
without ever being suspected as a Remedy" foT
these diseases.
CB- A treatise on these diseases, with full direc
tions for their permanent cure ACCOMPANY each bottle
~ Sold by all respectable Druggists and dealers
in medicines.
POTTER & MERwIN, Sole Proprietors,
St. Louis, No..
Sold in Raleigh by P. F. Pescud, Williams & Hay
wood, Ireden Bros, and by all Druggists in the United
States.
Barnes g. Parke, New York and Purcell, Laid &
Co., Richmond, Va, Wholesale Agts. Sly
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Jlsoitd.
IREDELL

sAhL. T. IREDELL, N. D. CAMP. t. IRBDELL.
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BE kERCIFUL,
TO THE NOBLE ANIMAL-TUE HORSE.

Nv HE NUuLL nNlMn luE HOhDEs
E is criminal who will allow his Horse to die
Ia with the Bots, OF similar disease, when it is
in his power to always have on hand a remedy that
will cure the disease and save the Horses life.
Browns Remedy has been before the public for
several yaI-s east, and has been tried by hun
dreds, perhaps thousands, aud the Proprietor
has yet to hear OF the first instance in which
il failed to give relief. When given IS directed,
iii fails, the money will be refunded. For 0NB
DOLLAR, this valuable Recipe, together with
others, which will be found conducive to the health
aud thrift of the Horse, and . great preventative
Of Distemper. Address
X. Il. BRoWN, P. NJ.
New Hill 2. o., Wake co., n. C..
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ARMSTRONG; WASHING MACHINE
"Neither a borrower nor lender be
For loan oft loses both itself and friand

"Neither a borrower nor lender be;
For loan oft loses both itself and friend
And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry."
No, don't borrow, but buy one of PLEASANT
ARMSTRONG; WASHING MACHINES from
PERKINSON & CO., of this City, who has the
right for this county, and who gives all pertons an
opportunity of trying the Machines before purch-
asing.
We have tried it in our family, and can con-
scientiously it to all house keepers as
a great labor saw g machine. With this MAJ
chine, a girl thirteen years old has done, in less
than one day the washing that formerly employ
ed a grown woman three days. No rubbing with
the hands is required, the washing and rinsing be-
ing effectually done by the machine, and that too
without injury to the clothes.
Raleigh Standard, Sept. %, 1859.
We have tried the Washing Machine referred
to in the above notice, and it as q
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|S@1001H@ &c
M ANUFAcTURERs OF IaoS z r NJ z GRAND.
11 SQUARE, and PARLOR GRAND PIANO,
FoKfE3, made with all the improvements con-
duclVe to superiority of tone, touch, and durabili-
y. GCLC MEDALS awarded at the Fairs in
New York, 1857, SO and SIS, and in st. Louis,
1859, Dealers, Schools and Families, will save
money by calling before purchasing. All instru-
ments guaranteed for three years. Warerooms,
4'2 o ST, IA few doors West of Broad
way) NEW YORK.
February 25th, 1860. 27-3m.
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AND EARS

Are successfully treated without the use of th
knife or needle. DR., Baakee has constantly O
hand at his Office a very extensive assortment
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ARTIFICIAL EYES
AND
TYMPARUMS, or EAR DRUMS,

which arc suitable for either sex and all ages
inserted IN five minutes. EAR TRUMPErs of ev,
cry description also every variety of artificial
articles known in the world-a large assortment
of beamtiful and dnrahIa
, 1860-12-17

On Friday evening last, a party oe :i::
men, who had just been driven out Of the
South, after being subjected to almost in-
conceivable indign;tics, passed through this
city on their way to Rhode Island, where
most Of them reside. They report that. il
the Cotton Suites, the mob, organized III
vigilance committees or bands Of 1nln,:ic-
men, are making clean sweep Of all VIM
have the misfortune To have been born in
the NORTH. Il half Of what they ass:lt
is true, hundreds OF Northern men arc re-
duced tllcrc 10 terrible cxlrcnitics. Whip
ned and driven away from the places III
which .hty hayc bcen employed, they are
making their way Nortllwarl, on
foot, without money aud in daily
danger OF losing lllcir lives. Tic
excitement n.a;l,s, them is inc-ras::,.
in consequence Of tic rapidly rising apnrc-
hcusion Of d slave ;nsurrcctitn, and though
innocent Of crime or cr.min1l iEtcnt, E.tv
nrc in n more desperate condition 1han il
they were in IN cncny's country. 1n 10
pnrt of Mexico, during tic Mexican war,
would m American, .hongl, alone i'll the
midst Of ignorant and hostile G';ufsrs, 1'a'r
Jared half as 1nsl!y Ii Il Northern HILL ln*
fares in any ono oftllc rcbcll:oas States. We
respectfully recommend the whole matter
to the consil. ratioa or the House Commit
tee Of Thivty-Tl,;ee. Perhaps they may
find in j, cause Of grievance almost as SER
Gus as the '::ilurc to cascll j runaway Save.
, 1860-12-17
MORE USION-SAI1NG.

We knew it would he 20. Philadelphia
had an Cnion Meeting for tic bc:lcfit Of
the pol.tical fossils and the dry-Eoo!s
trade; and New York was bound by nil
considerations which regulate politics ard
influence merchandise, to follow suit. Sic
has made . beginning. Ex-PrcsHlcEt Van
Durcn, the Northern man Will, Sou!lc::.
principles" Charles 0'Coros, who is the
defender Of Slavery by ci1t'icc; Augustus
6chcll and John A. Dix, Federal of::.s:
l.oltle.1, aud un,ex cS. :1;s;.. tk,1s io savc Tie
Union, whether i'll danger ornot; Fernando
Wood, the representative Of Ncw l":k
morals; 'Ras Brooks and Washington 1iur:,
the fag-cnls of the runp Of old Know
Nolh;ngis,n, aud Il few other worthless III
like kidney and equal consideration, 10 say
nothing Of Waits Sherman who saved til:
Union in tue Fifth Avenue llntcl Commit
tee when .In!,n Brown took Virginia; c"E'-
stock, Il member Of the Albany Fcgcnc::',
and few other c.I.incut patriots, arc at il.
The telegraph gives US nj accnunl ol 1ft:r
doinrs, and VIC arc content. We commer'l
their pious and patriotic example to Chica"
ro. Let Mr. Postmaster Cook, Col!cc:n:
6trptl,er, District Attorney Fitch, Marshal
IIoync and s,lc!, cthcrs US they can muster,
including the two hundred al 'rn ccl"'
nlcs of Cook county, come tn ilIc rescue
let Gen. Deaubicn he sent to South Caro:;-
m forthwith, or, if he can't 50, Buck N"T-
rls will do rs well. Turrc is no time III
lose. South Carolina holds her Convent.o:'
to-day (Slon,luy} and tomorrow will S" o'''
by resolution. Can the Union bc saye.l l:,y
telegraph If st, lc, tao Enion-sa:cls
lose uo time!
, 1860-12-17
MIR. Dcfrcc1's F1an.


ED1To1s Jot,KSA "A few daye ayo. in tho
hope Of contributing something toward quiet
ius tic passions OF ths people, and to assikt
reason IL again assume her sway over the
minds of men, l. submitted several amend
mcnts Of the Constitution 10 the consideration
Of gentlemen from all sections Of the country.
They met the approval of many wllo arc re-
Garded Us "cxtseuists " on tic Slavery qucs~
lion. That they may bc discussed by tile pub
Nc, give them 10 you for publication. They
ANT1CLEI
81. Territory may be acquired by treaty, but
moi otherwise.
ga The white inhabitants Of any Tcr.3so1
numbering twenty thousand shall bare the right to
elect al officers neceAt&Ey for it, government uu-
der rules prescribed by an act OF Congress; and
the Legislature thereof mny determine whether
to recognize Slavery OF nut during i,A terzior al
existence.
S. Whenever any Territory, preparatory to its
assuming state sorartfgutr, having white inhAhit-
anita equal to the number required for krpreacuta-
1ive in Congress. aud having eutmticd its Consti-
tuition 10 the vote oE the people. applies for ad.
uairs1nn. It shall he admitted :nlu the Cuon. Whit
ever may be t1& pruv{.iOnA In rc.a1tlto Slavery,
upon m equal footing: with the original States.
50. That Consrc4s shall mt interfere with
Slavery where il nuw Exitts under sanction Of1aw !;
shall It prohibit the transportation Of slaves
from onc 6lxye SiatE to another.
, 1860-12-17
----------------
TOO GOOD TO HE True

It's incredible that N1r. Buchanan will,
during his administration, do anything i"
merit the appreciation Of his countrymcn;
hence VIC fear HAT the report which comes
10 us from Washington. that lie has sent.
or is about to send, the S'oo;'-o.-war, F..~'s-
TN, to Charleston, to assist in The defence
of lie United States iortl1icaIions ai 1llt
point, is onc OF tho thousand caadrds Whit:
any public cx:tcucnt is sure 10 latch. II
true, however, we are approaching the cnd
Of this miserable secession business An
imposing dcmonstration-onc which would
proyc u, the little nest Of traitors who arc
plotting the destruction Of tic GOV
crnmcnt, that when they 50 ont
of the Union, they mist fight their
vay out-woi,ld settle Their hash i'll Il !ort
night, AMI give the country peace. The
supposed immunity as,Ins. h:oo3y co'l+r-
oucnccs to follow their treason, h:ls made
them confident and hold. If they co,:Il
lc madc to dream Of hemp in tllrir unq:1;ct
slumbers, and 10 breast Threatened pccun!ary
and political ruin in their waking hours,
their assurance would give way, and their
rosy visions nf tic felicity 10 he fnun.l in
a Southern Republic, would he diss;pa:cd.
We reason from individuals 10 comlnrni-
tits-frum tho Bobadils in Congress who
give fighting n'en, though from the North
no occasion 10 complain Of their plantation
iuso'cnce, to South Carolina, tic State
in which I,ol,adils are hot!. horn and
made, Like IN unruly and forward child,
she needs tic birch; and it will be only an
encouragement. 10 all other disturhcrs ol
the peace, il she fails TO get il. Under A1r
Buchanan's hands, the punishment would
not be severe. Let lin inflict all that 1i;e
tender soul may dnre, and he eau he sure
tha: lc will not 60 out Of Office as wholly
despicable as all men now think him.
, 1860-12-17

Il is forgone conclusion TINT Sou::,
Carolina will he out oft'e Union as far IL :.
resolution on paper can take her, on Tues
day next. Her Convention meets to-la:.,
The Ordinance which will pronounce l,rr
separation from the benefits Of the Federal
Postal System and the judiciary System, is
already prepared, and will unqucstionaIl:
he put through tomorrow. In get riti Il:
the United States Revenue System is mai
tor Of more consequence anil more danger.
We shall sec what advance she makes 1T
that direction. In the meantime, there is
no occasion for sack cloth anil ashes, ne.
for wailins and tears, unless, indeed, u'e
prospect that she will bc brought back inlo
the Union i, which she has always been 4
nest. is i cause for NOc
, 1860-12-17

The Ml::stryatLasgc l. purc!y berevu.c=t not Ii.
logical IL IT, ohleeA- II knunn no sect- e.e+d3
denominations. Its mission /. II fed tar hnnsrr,
sl,:he tue nakr! - su.t:!a nK:,t-.h'ol. for .u
-iFuc:.o1 Il such ~ AEt tu. o1 ref th- A<
ths Cor.nea Scho.1 ssrut ant above all pFu,i.e
E:@ III Tie h''n-.lt- Au huhcltss cl:l:.cc. H..
by the tc1. eEiI1e r.!-E,rtnne or rAreneH Ia.
hem tar"n Upon the e-rty Of mi. ta:.tian city.
lIuFnr the iE.t year It hA~ accomplished n1nch +
every one - t,' eccs rated: but It
at tie b. E1nun. Of an iHcttnltnr tea4n. @fthnnt
I.Sr fl,I uF the curtl:.uaou u IL work Thtcal
rron II ART .l.cEtascG: bur l., ere Erraty
si:1ctel-
ttla- been suggested that tie bcnevo1-L. II ch!c,-
81 ""al rr>"hd I, NJ sf7rai for u support: =:
a:.nE tic naar IueEI,~tr recommended far Fst~E;.
Mnatv. nttr EAs met ~It:4 s1rh fAs. =. \ CHARITY
BALL. uEItr llo Patronage Ct the 1Lit, to WHOM t.
suffering nr. tr cry III ,Aifl.
The und-F-isned. = t:"mFst:e: ehosea :or the ru..
pore, be- - a-susr tnr i,4nl1c.
tt:Tnat the Party s!.a1. he drcoroua and uur1ee,
tIunaolt III character.
ad-Ths. the entirc sum raised the1rhy will be =
Fnted 10! T. Ee payment Of Tie Aalarlrs cfeuploye
bit -arrr-!!y tn tne ~at-r1 nf the poor: A"I,
,-Ihnt ii ,.r ct that sam, wh!le u-ih.
the fs!tl nr nationality II IL. applicant shall l.
A+kct cxts.nrlt ssy Fai7+ 81. a BIZ takea tlas nouu
but t.le rral!y 7voF are a.sissrd
, 1860-12-17

ptryrncs ~ t. .f..., e.>.
saL.ke street \ cho,rc r,,,,ar+... ~, 49,,
ooF c'1t@eus WILL NOT neglect TO
't7't ts eaAes3 o1 me pictures ae they are in d.
7e1sl'S ol design, beauty OF finish, harmony, arr;
..rs.s, T.. ...N',.N :" 4"e eo4'ee'1oh ever oe
.rho 49,, - ,' uAu VI 'eeos1"ena 10 al
~~%H1t* DffSfEk
the Sale. to take Mace nm ,3fond4r na- ~ =.
O'Clock, r. H.. and Tuesday 1eth ~ -o.,,oc,- :,
, 1860-12-17
THE CITY.


$a5 will be paid by the DA1Lr TRIBUNE for
tho hest written New T ears Address, Of from
ono hundred and fifty to twohundred and fay
lines, to be sent in BY the eGth Of December
Erjeetcd addresses returned if desired. All
s1less G. +. BRACKETT,
Tribune Office, Chicago.
, 1860-12-17

Interview with Tr. ard HTrs. Lincoln.
Rev. T. l.. Cuylcr writes to the EtungaiAt
concerning an interview with the President
elect and his wife at Chicago, Illinois. He
says:
Afeer scein:: how freely the people gathered
At Mr. Liucoln'e par]or door, and how familiar
IT they knocked tIcr<at, took the liberty Of
sending in lny card, and WIS invited VERY
promptly 10 lis apartments. As soou Is cn-
tered. tic +' man with The patriarch's name !"
stood hett,Te 1ne-not quite 10 tall as the Ken
tucky giant, and not quite so thin as Barnuus'a
live skeleton-but certainly quito tall and
1ank enough Tor Srncefu1ncss- l3c dt,es not
look like 1Ae melancholy prints in The shop
windows. lIomc1y as be is, {1hat is tile very
word, homc}y-a plain, ho,nesPun,. homc-lor-
ing, un7retcndinS charactcr) his face is not
nnatt ractiye. His ere il good-his hair glossy
his yo,ce Inns clean-cut distinctuees, that
must make him pleasant public speaker.
His manner is exceedingly geniai- He EEnsped
my hand wnrmly-put me ut case hy q cordial
recognition. and led me ut once to the other
side IF the room, where eat a refined and not
upl,andsomc lady, whom l eoon found was
"tbc little woman down the street " TO whom
he 1rst mnde known the news Of bis nomtns.
tfon last spring. "HeEe, my dear, y
WAS Ills hcmelr introduction; and WIS do.
meeticated at once. 8he will do the honoss OF
thc White lioute, doubt not, gracefully
They seemed whole-souied, unpretencing
couple; clsattcd cordially about the churches,
pastors, DC, DC, and did not betraT the slight
est sense Of having lost their .bala1cc by sud
dcn promotion. OF Mr. lincoln, tho politi-
cian, / say nothing; but Lincoln, the man, /
was delighted with.
, 1860-12-17

Of Not Gnilty.
AUcnu8ifu1 Invention.
At the Sugar Refinery, on the north side Of
the river, there is in operation an attachment
to steam boiler, which unites wonderful si1,-
plicity and SUCCESS Of operation, replacing the
pump in feeding boilers, and doin:; away will
all the various and complicated movements
aud appliances TO such end We had heard
before of GitIard's Injector, aud have read
where it has been described by high au:horl-
ties in steam matters. An opportunity is yiy-
en- rs above for our citizens and practical men
to witness it in its beautiful AID perfectly
complete utility.
Messrs. Walwortil, Hubbard l. Co., No. Isl
Lake street arc the exclusive agents for the
Northwest, aud By them the Injector is being
introduced into IN use it will rapidly extend
and widen.
The GifIard Injector WAS lnrcntcd by the
Frcuchmnn whose name it hears but = frw
years since, and has been adopted extensively
in France and England. Mcssrs. Sellers, tie
well known machinists Of Philadelphia, coll
troll the patent in the United States, and have
erected extensive machinery for the nlaarfar-
turc Of this instrument, for which they have
already extensive orders for locomotives aud
boilers Of every class.
By means Of small brass, cylindrical H.
strumcnt, with three ihlct or outlet pipes, and
two valve laudles, one working within the
other, water can be drawn from q moderate
height or distance, without working piston or
81 FL.
, 1860-12-17

An article from the New York Evening
F'H, On Personal Liberty Laws, which We
print On another page, hits tho nail on thr
head. We commend it 10 the attention ot
nll our readers.
, 1860-12-17

COUCH o< LosDos.-Joln B. Cough will de-
liver on rxtra lecture bcfore the Y. H. Associa-
lion, at Metropolitan Hall on Monday evening.
THIS will not be Of the regular sourEc, and sea-
son tickets will not, therefore admit to II. His
subject is "Lonlo,,' the second and last Of
LII: course on that theme
, 1860-12-17

IFrom the n. 0. r;caynnc, 11th.1
The gl+aninSs from the Texns papers AT;
small and unintcrestiug, with the exception .,f
what defines the character aud carntrlnesx III
popular feeling against acquicscing in the al
nlnistrauon uf Liuroln.
scarcely paper iu Texas but what IS in "a
vor OF rsuu1l't Resistance, G II te founu. Every
,l,ail hrin:s proceedings OF popular n,tetir,:.,
accounts vi the raising OF the Lone Star ia.
and tho notes Of preparation for change If
:lc allegiance Of the State.
We Accd not lnakc extracts to show tl=
current of public feeling in that State, for tA.y
would but be a constant repetition Of tie sal:e
action.
1t is true, strong feeling that sor,etLil =
may yet be done IL eaye tie Union, thouy! Il
will hut little hope of SUCCESS, ia ma1itc6ls |
BY 4 respectable number Of TcIane, fallis :
plainly, however, below IL majority Of tho Wl's:c
pcoldc.
arc hostile 10 ui,IUN with Tic South in n.'y
new coltcdrracy, if separation from the l,'-
sent Union is ol:s: utTtctct. This idea is s.' i
i'll nil public action, and In the utteTances ii
tic rrcss Ti4is summary Of public news will
indicate to our readers nj honlc and abroad the
progress of the revolution In the Lone Str
STATE.
GrArAS7EEs.--Thc Marrl,all Een,a.ica',
which has moi been Il very lnudcrutc paper, Il
The Southern question, gives the 1oio~ i.t:::
rs sufficient glarantecs Of Southern RI, bits III
the Union, and believes il they were Eranls
hy ths Sorall, accord might bc restorcG:
!. u. repeal tht:- unconstitutional cnactmcr:: =
nuili!y!n: the fngitirc rlasc Law, and to provide
Tor its Gu:Ere enforcement.
=. Tint more Abolition petitions shall be ?,
scncd or y oiltiun flecc!c, nadc III Cu:'grr- !,
because, without this, 1t /. fully. and thin
fully. to talk about The qHetti1n being settled.
3. To rcno11cc all Idea of abotishtny slavery
anywhere.
i. EqunI rights in the Territories. and lie p.r.
tcr'iuM II tlasc property. IN CoGnun'I with ~
other +pcrice OF Property. wherever the jursd1cif
VI the federal Government cxtcnds.
{. The admission oi alavs States equally viii
free States.
TIE CoSvES@oS.-A movement is carrc: T.
ly n.tr in most IF the countius, fur COR
>e7.t1,.. called BY tkr
ly convened III extra session. It tinds. how
ever considerable rcr}etaucc as revolution
arr action wiith it is difficult to to fusti!::,
an,3 which may lead to disastrous consc.
IueEcrs.
IloMrsrrS.-s'anv Of tho citizens Of Texas
arc putting oil everything Of wearing a}.m5cl
that is manufactured At tie North, ani coni1:,
oil. in 1uli suits nj hulncs}'uu. The Norilc: i,
manufacturers lnay lnakc ii nule Of this.
, 1860-12-17

The arguments Of counsel were CONTINUED
on Saturday in the case against Bissen in tie
Recorders Court, for alleged conspiracy to
buru the Rock Island Railroad Bridge Tie
case was given to the jury at 5 o'clock T. H.
uul in two hours they came in with 4 verdict
,r q Mt Gni1ty"