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SANDMAN POLICY.

SANDMAN POLICY.
We take the following important passage from the
message read to the Sandman Chambers by Count
Cavonr on the I'd inst.
"Italy is almost free. The only painful exception
is Veneta. VIVA. our thoughts are with respect to
the nobest of all the provinces of the Peninsula is
well known to the Chamber; and that thought has
been clearly developed in a diplomatic document
lately published. We think that war should not be
waged against Austria, against the almost unanim-
GUS will Of the Europen Powers. Such an IMPROVE
dent enterprise would raise against lis formidable
coalition, and endanger not only Italy, but the cause
Of freedom throughout the European continent
Such rash attempt would place us in hostility with
those Powers which do not acknowledge the princi.
pies we uphold, and would deprive us Of the sympa-
thy of those States which ground their policy on lib
eral principles.
We view daily, and, certainly not with indiffer-
ence the of the Venetian people; we do not
forget their cause but We think we can best serve
it by constituting strong Italy. For we hold firm
ly that shall have attained this object
the general opinion of nations and Cabinets. which
itself favorable to that only solution of tire italian
question: which will for ever close the era of wars
and revolutions in the south of Europe.
We are equally convinced that supreme reasons
lay upon US the obligation of respecting the city
where the Supreme Pontiff has his see. The ques-
ton of Rome is none of those which can be solved
with the sword alone.> 1t meets on its way moral
obstacles only to be overcome by moral forces and
we are fully confident that soon or later those forces
will bring into the gates of that glorious metropolis
change consistent with the wishes of its people,
with the aspirations Of all good Italians, with the
true principles and the lasting interests Of Catho-
licsm.
1t is wise and patriotic counsel to await so salu-
tary change from the work of time and from the
great and incalculable influence which regenerated
Italy will exercise the opinions and judgments of
the Catholic world. But even were our thoughts
erroneous the presence of the French troops in Rome
ought alone to make us desist from any design,
however remote, to stand sword in hand before that
city.
In our present circumstances, to confront those
French troops would not merely unheard of folly
| it would be grevious fault and guilt There are
generous follies, which, although they entail enor-
nous sacrifices and sufferings, do not bring with
them the ruin of nation; but such ruin would
certainly beall Italy from any intention to combat
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-
August Term, ls6O-Wm d Haywood VS.. Henry J. Can.
non.-Orrginal Attachment.
In this case it appearing to the satisfaction of III.
Court that Henry J. Cannon, the defendant is
dent of this State it is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Carolina Standard for six weeks no
tying said defendants to appear at the term Of IL,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for M
county of Wake, at the Court House in Raleigh on The
third Monday Of November next then and there to plead
or replevy, or judgment pro viii be entered agu
HIM.
Witness, Thomas j. Utley Clerk of said Court at oG.
in Raleigh, the third Monday in August, A. d.. 1850
THOMAS J. UTLEY Clerk
October 5, 1860. pr. adv. So 4l-w6ts
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An Elegant Volume of Vocal Duets.

An Elegant Volume Of Vocal Ducts
1.-THE SHOWER OF PEARLS"
4 COLLECTION of Choice and Beautiful foea
ments for the Piano Forte. handsomely bound in Conf
and sold at the low price of Two DOLLARS on recep'
which il will be sent by mail post paid.
Published by OLIVER DITSON b Gu.
277 Washington Street. BOSOM
October %, 1850 ~ SIT
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YOU MUST HAVE ONE!

LIVERY WELL REGULATED FAMILY OUGHT To
IL have Piano in fhe house, and far as can sur
ply them, they shall. offer for SALE at low prices aeo"
dozen instruments-some Northern made Others ny
own make some new, and others second hand Grea'p
gains may be had, as l am determined to sell.
WESLEY WHITAKER, 81.
Oct o. 1870 $751;
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROJIr.

- ST0N C0IJNTYNConrt q Ap'os.L1NA.-JOp,
sons August Term, A. D., ls6O-Bavwno"aV quarter Sea-
A. johnson and wife Alvin johnson Ad, johnson
johnson and others-Petition FIR dstrbntou Of John
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court A.,
S Soht 20 hn Of the the
the Court, that publication be made far & ordered br
weeks in the NorthCarolna Standard notvDs
defendant to appear at the next Term of s;d The said
held at the Court House in Smithed on the a"n
Gay IN November next then and there to answer 'h I
him. 'efdrts d
Witness Thomas D. Snead. Clerk of our s,d n.
Office in Smithfeld, the 4th Monday of August Tn'u
THOS. D. SNEAb n r. = lS0
October 10, 1880. pr. adv. s. 6s1f.) 4s NNG
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VICTOR EMASuEL's PROCLAMATION.

The following order Of the day of His Majesty the
King of Sardinia has Seen issued:
SOLDIERS II am satisfied with you because yon
are worthy of Italy. by arms you have vanquishcd
your enemies, and by conduct the caumniators of
the Italian name.
The mercenarles whom set free will speak Of It.
ally and of you in foreign countries, after having
learnt that God recompenses those who serve HIM,
and not those WAC Cypress peoples and despise the
rights of nations. To-
We must establish strong Italian monarchy on
the liberty Of peoples, who will aid us with order
and concord The nationa! army will increase more
and the glory which since eight centuries has
shone on the cross of Savoy
Soldiers! take the command. 1t would cost me
too much not to be foremost wherever there may be
danger.
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COACH. MAKING!
HVHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
Il Public generally that he has recently taken the
GOLD STAND,"
well known by everybody west Of the Captol Square,"
and formerly occupied by WIN. F. CLARKE, and is fully
prepared to carry on
f.'"'= COACH.MAK
In all its various branches in the VERY BEST STYLE
NJ Prices to suit the Times. 81
Persons will do we'll to cal and examine for themselve
befhre purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner. 49,.
JAMES BASHFORD
Raleigh, JAM 81, 1850. swift.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-M MARIN
- COURT Of EQUITY.-William A. Price agaiaa L.
w. Weathersbee etaL
To IT. w. Weath.rsbee:
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at the next Term
OF said Court to be held the last Monday in February
next and Plead, answer demur to the bill of William A.
Price against you judgment pro confesso will be entered
against you and the same heard accordingly
Witness. C. B. HasseIl, Clerk and Master in our said
Court Of Equity at Office. this the 10Th day of September
A. D., 1861.
c. B. HASSELL, C.ME
Sept. ls, 1866. pr adv. 81 3o-w6tpd
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4 SITUATION AS TEACHER BY A YOUNG LADY
"A who has had experience in teaching and who is
well qualified to teach The various branches Of English,
French and Grecan Painting References given and re.
quired. Address, . -;
TEACHER.
80 -f--F ''.T- Carter's Bridge P. O.,
s- r,..--... .-. .....-.. Albemarle, Va
October l5 1850 42-wkt
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OTTO e - STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLINA-
IN FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Runaway slave, named LISH. who formerly belonged
to Major Terrell Of this county, but now says he belongs
to Mr.. COLEMAN, Of Mobile, Alabama, is confined
Jail in this place. The is notified to came forward,
comply with the law, and take him out Ish to be
abont thiryour or five years old, mulatto color weighs
about las pounds is hump shoudered, and thiny clad
-. Z. A. GUPTON, Sh'f.
October s, 1860. 4l-w6m*
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formed their duties.
eI3ut now, venerable brethren, who could tolerate
the glaring impudence and hypocrisy with which
the Infamous aggressors dare in their proclamatons
to say that they enter into provinces to reestab
lish there the principles of moral order? And this
rash affirmation is made by those who, declaring
implacable war against the Catholic Church, its
ministers and its property, and absolutely despsing
the laws and ecclesiastical censures have not hesta
ted to throw into irons either eminent Cardinals of
the Holy Roman Church, or Bishops, or the most
honorable men of one or the other clergy; to drive
religious communities from their own monasteries :;
to rob the Church of its property and to devastate
the patrimony of the Holy See. The principles of
moral order would therefore be re-established by
those who found public schools of every false doc
trlDe, and houses Of perdition;, who endeavor, by
sbominabe writings and Infamous spectacles. to Of
fend and destroy modesty, honesty and virtue, to
turn into derision the sacred mysteries Of d.
vinerelgion the sacramento the precepts, and the
laws Of the Church; its ministers, its rites and its
cererssaes; to annihlate every notion Of Justice to
shake and destroy the foundations of religion and
Of society!
This is why, in this unjust aggression, in this
horrible invasion Of temporal power accomplish
Cd by the King Of Sardinia and his government
against all the laws Of justice and of the law of ma
TONS, We calling to mind the duty imposed on us,
S. SeIcahy T6lse our voice, IN the MIDST Oh
your Industrious assembly, and in face of the Catho
TIC universe, we ;reprove and condemn the criminal
and sacrilegous excuses Of that King and of that
government; we declare all their acts null and Of
nonetiect and we claim, in the most urgent manner
tne integrity Of that temporal power which belongs
70 the Roman Church, as well rs its rights and those
an Catholics, and shall never cease to claim the
ree1faton of them. =
,s.nere We cannot conceal from you, venerable,
"'eWsen, that ne are overcome by the most iyel,
, 1860-11-02
BOTTB ON DISUNI0N.

Since NJ: Cobb, Secretary Of the Treas
ury aud brother Of SylvanusC Obj. Jr., who
writes the sensation stories for the New
York ledger, electrified the New York
stock ulxrket by his fictions about disunion,
Hon. John II. Bot,a Of Virginia has madea
speech ut Lynchburg before large assem-
hlage Of \irginians, in which this disunion
gabblc was deliberately discussed Tie
speech is quite as long but much more able
than one Of Wise's pronunciamentos. We
copy that part Of it only which predicts the
end Of the treasonablc movement now on
foot He said; *
Now, gentlemen. we como to very import
ant auestl N, and TINT If, Is this Onion going
10 be dissolved. Well, do not tAipk 1t jf.
iApplausc] l think can sec as clearly ns
can sec anything how this matter ID going 70
terminate ! speak In the event Of linc"ln's
election. do not say he will he elcctetl
Every intelligent man will admit there is
prospect fol his election. will neither dis
cd nor viii / utslcad the public mind by say
iur lie will not be elected. I treat it only a.
possible contingency; as an event TINT may be
nnun us in the course Of the next three weeks:
n his election to bring otnut ulBsoldtton Of
;bc U,ioae j do not think 1t will; If he Ii
elected. have no doubt the fcry 6oscfnofh
If the Cotton Etatas will se1d flaming 1ncs
tacse on the subject to their Legislatures. But
the Legislatures can do nothing. It u only ~
,,ao,,lr In convention assembled TINT catl Take
anv artIys hostile mcasures. The members o.
,hr Legislatures will make int1annlator1
eoeechcs and the subject viii finally be referred
to coumittee. The eomt9ittcc VIII act 4pof
and RI FinEr
, 1860-11-02

A WElK IxyEN71oS.-0ne Of the very
weakest inventions Of the enemy is the fabgi-
cation that Mr. Buchanan Is identified with
the Southern DIsunloniats and their plan OF
operations, In the event Of q Black Republican
victory in the Presidential election, and TINT
"hc will make over to the Disunfonists the
archives treasury, nrmy and nayy--as soon as
ths dissolution takes place" All gammon.
The President knows his dnty-hc will dts
charge It; but even hs may be we'll alarmed ut
the threatening inspect Of our political atfairs.
We do not apprchend, however. that any
Southern State will, in the interval to the 4th
Of March next, take nuy step recurring the IN
navy, OF treasury or public archives. Whnt
may follow the Inauguration Of Mr.: Lincoln is
quite another thing. Ills election will doubt
less put Southern Legislatures and conven-
uons In molten upon the question Of Dtsnnion
but while we know they will require some
time for their deliberations, we know not
what they may do.-N +. Herald.
, 1860-11-02

We can inform our readers In the country
that never since the opening Of the Prestdcn-
tial canvass has the cause Of Lincoln and HIM
lin made such progress In this city as within
the LAST week The great stock market panic
which Howell Cobb and his friends set on foot
"a last desperate device to defeat the election
by the people Zone Of them is said to have also
made quarter Of q million BY IT.. has added
greatly to the Lincoln strength. We know Of
mcn who, previons to ,his ntroclons develop.
Fusion tiekct, but I'D given money to tie ID
sion fund, who now openly declare their pur-
pose to vote for Honest Abe. Ono hardware
merchant, heavily In the Southern trade, has
refused to DO bled u drop more by the H., s. d
T. Committee, aad says that be has come to
understand that Lfnco1n's election fs the only
way to secure peace and stability. No doubt
this is \ correct opinion, and hundreds are
adopting 1t who have been among our strenu-
Gus opponents. II the election were fort
night hence, instcad of on Trcsls5 next, Lin
coin would hsre majority II NeE i1Ik Ctr.
As It is, we ehall run the: Fusfonists much
closer than they have had any idea of-X !:
7F.b-, na. s.
, 1860-11-02
From Wn4lin.ton.
Especial Dispatch to the N. Y. Tfibune.1
TUESDAY, Oct. 81, l8C0,

Especial Dispatch to the N. Y. Tribune.l
TUESDAY, Oct. 30, 1sco.
TIE COURSE or Ex-Gov. WISE
Jea]ou6ies arc rising between ex-Goy. Wise
and Gov. Lctcher, of Virginia. in consequence
of the course the former IL pursuing with
reference to the organization Of Committees
Of Safuty. Gov. Letcher deems the regularly
constituted authorities Of the State capable Of
asserting and maintaining all her rights,
whether in the Union or OUT Of 1t, and quotes
tic recent fuIminations Of Mr.. Wise during
the John Brown raid bnck upon him. The
Governor intcnds to enforce tho laws and sup
port the Constitution in accordance with his
oath, whether the penalties fall upon distnrbers
of order outside the State or within its limits.
PANIC OPERATIONS.
Panic makers ars attempting to deprccIate
prices Of property in the District on account Of
the present political excitement, but their ef.
forts arc of no avail There is more building
going on now than ever before, and the strut-
holders declare that tile election Of Mr. Lin
coin will be followed by an influx Of Northern
capital and energy here, which must result to
the benefit Of all classes.
NEW YORK CONCEDED.
The Douglas men here give up New York
since Gov. Stevens, Of Oregon, his been
speaking there. They also concede the sxis-
tence OF q great dissatisfaction nmongt the Ger.
man md Irish Democracy in regard otho Fn'
sion ticket.
TUE CENsuRE OF GEN. uARNEY.
The administration, fearing the publicseorn,
1as deferred censuring Gen. Harvey until the
news thereof cannot reach the Pacific slope be
fore the November election.
WHAT MR. STEPHENS BAYs.
Alex. r. Stephens writes here:
"Preseut appearances, however, will moi
| cause me to rel0x In the least my endeayors tc
! arrest the evils If ifpossible. Should Mr.. Breck
I iuridge ret the entire South, aud Mr. Lincoln
the entire North, I fear that no earthly powel
can prevent civil war. Still, If those whose
| folly or wickedness brought it about should
| not be sustained at the R0nth by public scnti
| mcnt in favor OF their secession movements
tbey may pause before pushing projects to eS
| Douglas Is 10 he in Georgia on tLc 29lh inst
| We Will keep the flag atloat, even though he
| does not get ta single electoral vote. Should
the Government survive, the principles viii
1Iyen
, 1860-11-02

Will Republicans look around among
their acqusintanccs and see II oil who will
cast Republican votes ore naturallzed. Only
three working days remain before the
election. If you know Of any Republican
foreigner prepared to take out lis final pa
pcrs. take him to see the Republican Com
nl;1,ee At tho Wigwam, who Will aid him in
r.rrec1ine his naturalization. Look around
and see that no proper persons are omitted.
You know not what injury the loss Of a
vote may infiict on the cause Of freedom.
, 1860-11-02

The Campaign Republican Committee viii
be in session at ttc wiswa.n every day until
the day Of election AL Republicans having
any information to communicate that mny be
Of use to the Committee. arc invited to can
Let every pap put Lis shoulder to the wheel.
for the whole ticket, from Old Abe at the top.
TO the Constables at the bottom. :. Call at the
, 1860-11-02

The unscrupulous warefarc waged against
tllis gentleman shows the desperate strait
t, which the pro-slavcry Democracy are
driven in their efforts to regain the offices
Of Cook county from which. thcy have been
so long and 80 justly excluded The 1t'nes
and Herald leads of in this work Of calunl-
ny and personal dctraction. 1t permits
most notorious character to uscits columns
10 charge Mr.. Hesnlg with having collected
double fees when acting rs deputy Sheriff;
aai it permits some one else who fires from
behind the bush, to charge him with being
III in!idel aud scoficr. Elsewhere we pub
lis!, statements from both the Plaintiff and
The Defendant in the particular case alluded
to by the fellow Walker, one Of whom is
political opponent Of a1r. Hcsing, giving
!. most complete contradiction TO the charge
made by Walker. We publish a note
from Rev. JOSEPH HARTxASN, the we'll
known pastor Of the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church, in this city, which re-
flutes the charge Of intidelity brought
against 11r: Hcsing By the anonymous cor
respondent Of the Times and Herald.
Thus every ealumny invented against
Mr.: lIesing results in bringing more clearly
to light lis sterling worth and his integrity
Of character. We have communication
before US from a we'll known citizen, and
which will he published If the fact il dispu-
led, stating that the man Walker acknow!-
edged before witnesses, only short time
since, TINT 8fr. uesing had given him and
Ills family bread through the winter, and
lie then asserted his intention Of support
ing him for Sheriff. Why he now turns
against his benelactor is no mystery to
those who know his character and th,t Of
the men who employ him. Tifs whole
warfare upon Hesing is set on foot by
few disappointed aspirants and
politicians who have sought to con-
troll the Republican party Of Cook
county for their own profit, and, failing in
that, now seek to advance their interests by
selling out to the Democracy. Let no true
Republican be misled hy any calumny they
may invent or that their pensioncd pimps
NAV svear to. This Is NO time for CUT
ranks TO he broken. The labor Of si1
years must not be sacrificed, through the
sclcming Of men who have been Republi.
cans in name, but who turn traitors the
moment they lose the chance of getting
into Office. Not only Republicanism bu'
good morals require that all such men 1nec1
with an emphatic rebukc at the hands O.
the people. This can only be done by civ
ing the whole Republican ticket rousine
majority on Tucsday next. What Rcpub
lican will, By lis votc for a single office
dctrac: anything from the emphasis ane
moral Of such rcbuke?
, 1860-11-02

II
To Regulate Elections aud Ttsserioe us Dusies Of
Inspectors.
sEcT1oS l. BE- t ordained by The Common anon Gonn-
after to be beid IL tho cty Of Chicago, the polls
shan be opened at eight O'CLOCK A; T.; IL ana Gohtn h
Of elyht o'clock. A. n, open proclamation shail be
made TIT the polls ar now open sna iaaidy n ah.
b. made that the polls viii be closed in half an
s nons IN. ~ T in afr 81 or not ~
H., when = period Of ten minutes shall have
11s ahs bc bof M hear amer saea
proclamation shall have been made. ,-
shn1i ;Smediatei1 M % nreseed TO canvass III votes
and announce the result in the presence Of s3 legal
so.eis s1sc,io" o. eaen pAt's' u '' s''e'1 y VIC
SEC. ). All ordinances or parts Of ordinances In
conflict ~'th tnls oro1nance' are ne,s"s 1epea.e
tncsc ora"Ae een1'e" m.,, ,,.4,1a. ".a s 49,.
st@tu'es u n1lnUl' 10y WI s.s ~
Common ooune"' y. e % a..,,
,no'.', Wa -. .,a.a 1890 . " "s...1 - ~. .,.e,:a. th.n
uo oiue4 4''1 :. e 80 - ~. IT,
~, ~ 'I p.:.s,-;,,a ~ % s.arn ~ ,m.n,na th,+
80. - ~ +ha 1oaie,a,rrs ~ m.
so1. 80 hora thu nover renosed IN their
"o4', A4'~ tr ~.
.4Au1s ~ i 1sas -. 49,. so~oro,,,, ,,onsr-.
en..e. "" WIS ~ -44. .,, -
~ ~ So! ~ n,:.a,s ~ ~
elts au open tus ol'.lu'se ~ " na.ao. A - ~
uau '.,a ~ ~ -" W. .s -. ,sa.,,. ~
',ohs' " ~ l.uua " 49, ecs 49,. a.h - >
lucy WI Ana tn14 ~ - 49, ~. 80. -. ,s
po''S sl''1tl W 'l'eneo ~ -. ~
'oss, anu CONTINUE open uo11 stA - :. .ao 1A.s
noon oi tne same oa'' ~ ~n'en @ .nne ' tu'
pous shaI DC caosea' 1to' lueu' 'ilA' ~. =.
1noees o1 Inc ciee1lon "'s' ues ueeAa ~
necessary 1or 1oe Pufpose u 1ece4'1ns LIZ
''vofcs OF 'lthe electors Fishing 10 so"' posL
"1onc the closing o1 tae Poa1s on'u Twelve
O'Clock at nigh'' .... :,
Such Is the tam; ana Inc common eounc''
has no moro legal authority to add TO OF SUI
tract from, or alter in any respect TINS Il"
, 1860-11-02

PEasosi1+-Robest Chambers, Esq, OF
Edidburgh, whose name, writings, and publ"
lions Of whose house are household words =
wherever the English language is read, a4
round the Torld, haA been visitor In our. city;
the present week, ... r.. ,,,.:
, 1860-11-02

gent Democrnts that the Republican Electoral
ticket will sweep the State Of New York by u
majority yariously estiu1atcd at between fifty
and seventy thousand. For this result the
original Douglas men arc anxious to hold the
Albany Regency rcsponsible, the charge being
that but for FUSION" Mr. Lincoln conld have
$1,000 NC or hf nstne, n
view Of certain defeat all men attempting to
eyade tho consequences Of their own share In
the general ruin; and to hx it on the shoulders
Of those to whom they stand opposed ~ r
7Yynes ut N
, 1860-11-02

W7ET WHEAT.-Farmers take
w nonce:-Iam prepared T. receive I'D ~ yonr s
damp unsaleahie wheat 10 that It Will pass Inspection
and store It the uaua, rate guaranteeing it, toand-
ness xhen called ChAtKss tor 9rying ordinary camp
ave ceuts per bnshel. ADVANCES made on xheat len
By the bag orhazEe1. ue17lyl SYLVESTER AARsA.
WANTED-By 4 Produce Com
" mission Home, ! Iuau who can command
reasonable amount OF coraignments. A party willing
to make his aala1y equal to per cent On his tons!a
mentA may address Box t7l3. P. o. nos11s
= F. DeDERkY, n. D., Home
y onp.tnic Pny.,e!aa. Surgeon 6 Ha.inE "a;
experience n tai* corntsy the Doctor ftt eonoaeTt
durable diseascs, Acute and Chroaas-
ONCE hour till A. Y, And TILL T. ~ ~ his ft+k
dence. q West Randolph street. no1d1oSci
4 DVANCES MADE ON
II WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS
AND BIL LIS OF LADING. i.
BENZ. F. QUIABF 4 CO.,
nt17Lf9a1v f.nf1rnf4sfnn Merrhanta No l91k q " st.