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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-19
DEE z ssssssEss, SRo.
yTT HOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NEW STOCK or DRY GUsS)S.
" III be ncsned nn FRlnAY MORNlN.s. I'll

NEW STOCK OF dry GU~pS.
VII be openad, &C FRIDAY MORNING, 2th
Inst, at 223 ERoAD STREET, q splendid stock CT
- u q l. 5
SGch Eranca Nefinos; black AIApaeas; all wool
d LANES; Scotch P.a'S Me,inos; Trsyr'ins Dress
Cool, Pop!ins; Silk Cbaies; FrereA Giashams;
Sais', J2e9ueJ and Esinseok k.usiny; white B.il
lia,lt.; rsCietnn MIsiins. and Evaniag Dresses;
Hosiery OF FL kinds; Elnb.oi6ecies, IN every Va
rety; Lace Ss;s; Linen .Iacone', AID Swiss Trim
,I.n-s, a! resi- aad perfect a1d Il magnificent AZ
DRESS Sill ks,
o. tie iates. 4nd III st approved styles. A.so--A
la.ssg stock OF Lace Muslin, AMI Sa.in UeuIasS
Curtains; E~,sh ineusi rowels Winter shawn. etc,
which intend selling much oelow II arset p-ices.
Cal socn, ard secure ba gains a. 2 9 Broad -.
no 7s~" A. q. POS ffCK, Of Georgia.
HLOAKS, ULOAKS.-Cuc stool, o. Ladies
I C.Daks is good, auf we ere pr psrad to mike
10 ne,.er any -tyla which may be wanted We
ieeai, and having scou'ed the Southern Ccufedera
ey ioi C:9ihs, We aie now erepar, 70 supply the
dtmsud.
We &re prepared 10 show a very handsome az
sortnieot 81 G.oth l.d teve. Cioaks ard solicit y
cFl! fr34. al il van. UT SnuetticE au'i taud
.so,ne. no Isl UtsIGES 4 CfENERY.
4 LFRED MUSkS, NJ. 6i Ms,u street, has
"A iu,t received from Louisville Ky, Nashville
Tenn, New Orleans ard other Southern cite
200 50 l9-4, HI IA Bed Ela lkets; go pounIs
Black ard Drab Psient Thread; 5000 doz. Coats's
Spool Cotton; 800 gross Stay Binding; 800 gross
Pant Buckles; Z 0,U gross Pant Bassons; 800 gross
Military Buttons; 100 daz. Fla1lnel Shirts; 20O9 yds
RIeacbed Gotten; 45G0 pair Mems Bragans, 2,OO0
wards Dark prats; IS pieces Blue Go LIS; - pieces
hne Gray Cloths; 100 pieces Gray Satiaes and Cas-
simeres, 2 ptecGs fGe Scarlet Doth; places Sky
Blue Cloth; fine Sky-Bue Cashmere Blankets; 80
pieces city made Oil Cloth; 100 pisces 10 and LID
S,aetings; "a bales Brown Dcmestics; % bales Cot
taa 0Gnaburys; 1 900 bales brown AMI Black Geor-
gia KeIseys; zoe pieces staff Dress Goods; 200 doz
Ms1rsss Hands erchiels; go doz Cotton Half
Hos D doz Buck Gloves; Ladies Hosiery; 500
doz. Yarn Socks.
Ali # the above viii be offered to the trade at s
small advance on the cost Tor cash only,
&c Is ALFRED MOSES. 63 Main st..
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I: NE RIDING .5sRv F'5,E SALE.

/ have sne yoTgyrs MARE, strong md souas
IN e,ery .8psst asa suitable T. Gnny prrpcsvs..
Fee will na.ke :. Hfs erals cav AIRY or Az ritz
IEUY HORSE. / L&ys nou'e lcrbst psfse
ESQ shs snay be .aapi AZ II. u isp, ee4nhe's
stshlo, 4 sid Erosd Ut eets
- 1.st+ Il ID CHA ffpyEy sYeTp
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pAN AWAY~oals hENv AID. kan away
"a GA Monday, a NEGRO BOY. nsasya EssE1 !
aeoat Avn fest eight sssf.bes Aigh; Diaes; slaaar
nsess slightiy ABOUT twenty or .ssnsy,swe years
ola; sweight about j 50 poaEas ferasriy belonged
30 Capt Jstsa Wright, Of Plato gsaw, r. O., kins
and Sasan eouniy. Fa. Tia ahaYe reward will
be pad OF his delivery 20 :, nay oiloa, Ia tina
Gig. He may be xssklag h,sway ~ fest Poist
Va. lie has wife in II - asigs1orh aea hAs
upper seetf ara Jerk. FROM tsrses an ihaIa,
I 90 ssSskssss.safs' - BENJAMIN DAS fS
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s,lsso 14UTiUN UF PANTHER
7 SHIp. by the death OF Gas Z. HiII. the
sJ-oer. Of DICKINSON, EliIL & 90. is dis
- vsd. AL persons indebted to said concern viii
~ l. payrlsat to u. The Aar4e 1f the concern
. "a asea 3a1y u sattiiEs ny the business
H. Z. OiCAINGcN,
\ 4. Hill.
SgEviTiAg pacfaesa.
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IF : Z = Z Z Y Q < 8
.iDEE w. v4Es.
MAEEIE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTETUTE, STE strict
E5Csw0ED, va.
#0AUh.STS, TnsIBS,
.LAp PIECES
NANTES FOETE &c
fTFs F'i-e. Premiums awarded BY tie vrgnis
s:Tic1i5v-ai goeiety snd Mechanics Institute
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s.sy3 Il u II & n Rs ptsa-sisIsa Il Ix 4. CO.,
''i,faesas,tk NO. l. Il sissa Ell eel kishposd
Va. have assa Il 0asd. ShSly u. apd stenl
speatac q, siso vsey Emo sssorsnent Of Sssf~or
scope and Stsrso@esspie feiEras ON hand, which
bey viii zail tor reasonable priees. ~ -
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AaiES u. BROWNIES
PAINTERS AND ARTISTS
SUPPLY STORE CT

! i + = L I = I Il Z . Z Z
20. as IAN ST., UNDER SFOTswo9D H0TEL.
TAo stoes pr}ses 81 The articles In use among
Il 5uss sud Sign Painters, Carriage and FGgni:cIs
Sannfsasnfsrs Artistic, Architects AID Draasat~
.slsiri ,,au.rAiip - ~
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IL Man cs5A liAF i aiLRU- u ,CUm
- PANY.--iht ALL -sl meeting VI lie Stock
holders .. t- Maas $50 q sp Railroad Com Jauy WI
be bel in the tNII IL " uodstoos, county OF she
GGnoGah oI tie tt-iri THURSDAY ia November
being the Est ,ily u lhe moan IN arenriaace With
The resolution Vi lie stocsao.aers.
OASfrL 81Rt.A&,
oe it--tEiNAf Assistant Treasurer
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- LLE'rr Il brew hY,
e! 40. II PERI STREET,
l8Ye in store and offer for sale a large stock Of
Gotten Yarns and Cotton Rope;
Brown Drillings ard Osnaburgs;
ID ! {. and IL Br9 vD Sheeting and SaIti.gs
Cotton Pl@iis and Stripes:
Eeavy Wooden Linseys Jerseys, END Tweeds
Military Buttons; Blue CiOths;
f.ight finished Cloths suitable for ladies' cicaks
tna = good assortment Of seasonabie Dry
G9oas. &C SIS
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49,
Z : T X. I, 4 FL L Il
- 4 'olI rapply Of TEAS, 10rs b'ark AID green
ve,y old BIANDY and wuisEET, which we
offer 70 our friends, nad tie public generally, at
small protifs.
" d. J3I AIR L Co, o,r sth and MAR. s-s
no l-2H* EictrIond. Va
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& HYPERION .wh,ss DsawiaK Paper, Isae'1
K and Iraaeiss Paper fes SAFE BY
NOT VA SAIT1AkA / co.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
GETTING COEVALESCENT.

The Raleigh Standards beginning to back out.
1t trembles at its folly, and like Mons. Btz :
Iilliputians, strive. to palm off fear for coolncss
a. W atch and Wait. says he then to explain what
he r"u m<nns by Watch and Wait he says:
Let the people of the tree States be ard at the
ballo, box the Crittenden propositions; let them
say. for all, whether they will do justice.
If they respond favorably we believe they will.
the Union will be savej-the Constitution will be
restored, and Mr. Lincoln and his party ~ill be
hurled fion power in 1864 but if they deliberately
refuse to give in Suhsta, the proportions Of
the Senator from Kentucky. then will call upon
the Southern people t" stand to their Tnat is
what mean by Preparing, and Watching and
Waiting.
This is the latest wrinkle that the Standard has
got! First he WA .;-;-~ .~'-'---''s'-
Long before Mr. Crittcndens compro,n;s, ever had
the liz ght of day, Prepare, Watch an Wait y
his cry. and says he, i: Ar. Lincoln attacks
our rights then ill be for sh ouldering our mus
kets and resisting" Notr lie favors the Crittenden
compromise the alternative. The Standard will
I've right soon let it work out its own salvation.
Holden is a good kind of n fellow after all. We
must not say 4 word against hin, any more-and we
slsn't
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26

by WHOM THE DOCTRINE OF Secession IN-
rEp.-At the late Pl grim Landing AniIs, r>ety
held in the -istor House. New York ;lr Seward
declared in his speech that the Of New En land
invented the greatest political discovery in the world
the confed-raton Of republican states; aid that
the people OF Sonth Curoi, Invented the doctlnt
of ofs-crssion. Mr. Seward, in his eager efforts
tach blame to South Carolina fIis into great
concerning the origin Of secession The first d.
union speech made in the United States iIo,l>,
of Representatives Was by Josiah Quincy of Masst-
chu>etts, in regard TO tie Louisiana enabling act
January II, 1911. He said
.am compelled to th, ~lib,rac opinion hat if this
bill passes, the bonds of thi, Union virtually dis
Owed that the States wiich compose it are re
from their moral obi "a ions, and that 1t acU IT
the right Of tU it aeiU BE tie eiy u so3l4e to hre-
pare a1n<tefy 1''1 s@pardti,t-MlcAi bly, If THEY
CAN, VIOLENTLY THEY MUST.
Southern member ofthe Senate, Mr.. Pointle&tel
OF mississippi considered this declaration ..f 'th.
right OF ali, as it the duty Of some to p:eYa1.
ior eI'aitton -peaceaby if tney could fol bibly
they must as very nearly akin to treason, aut
Called The New England inventor orlcr.
The inventor Of disunion repeated his assertion.
committed it to writing. and left the to t.
appealed om the decision Of the Speaker, and
sustained by vote of sc 63 in hi. right, tI'
representative of New England to in1ent disunion
See 16ri l., + U5Jnyes y Conyress, col. II.
y. 23I. e>e
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26

TINE DIR IL CAsr.-South Carolina. Florida Ala
hama. and Mississippi. have already dissolved their
connection with the Federal Union. Georgia, Louis
iana and Texas will do the before the end of
this month"; What then is Tennessee to do ? Her
interests. her honor. her safety require that she
should cooperate with her more Southern sisters.
It is more than probable that Virginia. North Caro-
lima. and Kentucky. will soon link their dcstinieE
with the other States South Of them Such course;
however. is not imperative with them. Virginia
and North Carolina both have Atlantic coast.
their trade with that Of Kentucky is not entire
IL within the cotton States that Of Tennessee.
When Georgia and Louisiana screds, all Of our pro-
ducts which have hither found 4 market in the
South will be henmed in. We cannot expect to
And a sale for produce. East West, or North Of
ua. We must 90 with the South.
The above il from the Nashville, [Tenn.1 Fhion
and American and IL an indication of the senti-
ments Of the people of Tennessee.
May Heaven grant unity to the feelings and SEN
timcnts Of the Southern people. All We have to
fear is division.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
Gbt Yortb Garoliniaa
ARMING THE COUNTIES
FAYETTEVILLE, N. G.

| ARMING THE COUNTIES.
! The following from the Warreuton (N. Co. Ners
va adopt as our sentiments. 1t is right and proper
that the Legislature give power to the Courts to
subscribe and purchase for the defence Of tn.
Counties. We recommend it to the consideration Of
our members.
We would suggcat to some of eur Legislators, thai
4 bill empowering the County Courts to puIq
arms for the of the county, to limited amount,
| would 60 far to supply tho deficiency left byour
| economical Legislature Every Court-House efuld
| supply Convenient armory, where the arms 4 III 3
supply of ammunition could be kept tor emer s3a-
cieS, they might be distributed upon bond-d ,,
security, for safo keeping and their return ,slen
naanded The arms st present a.strbnsd taT,..sEs +
u. : .sxsTaa m SS the At any .ne
ing the people un.rmed except with shot-guns.
Whereas, if each county had small armory for
arms aud ammunition, the citizens would bs pre-
pared to march to any threatened quarter, at few
hours notice. If the Court WAS in an unpro-
t.ctcd or exposed position, the could be dstr
Luted among those liable to militia service,
dition Of their being brought for inspection every
county Court The senior military officer in the
county being appointed Inspector, and those having
neglected to take proper Of their weapons
should be made liable to q fine, which should be the
sole r~compeuxe OF the Inspector.
Another point wish to draw attention to, rela
tive to supply of ammunition made into ball cart
ridges. At present, neighborhood may be we'll
supplied with auskets and shot guns, yet totally
unsupped with powder or lead. There should be
small magazine of ammunition ready for use. plac
ei in responsible hande, for distribution when
cs<sary. Such precautions would neutralize the
riouh startling rumors. circulated by weak minded
or designing people. If tho power to raise money
for such purpose, to reasonable amount, was
given the County Courts Of the State the several
details of the meAsur" might be safely left to the
magistrates Of each county. As parties deeply in
tere~sd in the safety of persons and property they
y ould do their dutf.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
THE MINORITY REPORT IN i HE CON-
MIICEE Ot IuIKIN.-!L4 ~ z t-i.----

NAa I<GIoN Jan 2r.-Ihc !u}ort II the All
nority in the Committee Of mi: y rhr-c, ) e.. i
signed by MeSsrs. Iay or of "a, IHrl} s, ol Mo,
Rust OF AK, Whitley. of Dol, am: y iI.i u, Of
\. C., embraces, in >tb.tul.cs changes d
have taken place III Ee situation '-d @tn,!ai.eit~ q
the people OF the differ, III Statc, s.nce the ta.s3-
ton OF the Constitution. they have been .ut,h,
that, throu ia the miscon 5tructi IN Vi
rovisi.ns, the williui Icrvc.son OF others, ailt
new IlInc pies, in the formation ii ;.rtI,s,
;lle to direct antagonam with tt!e usae> AID u l!
IONS Of the whole American people witen 80
tittton went into effect, that instrument la Co.,
to dish OF the Iiportii:t ,..t
at by its .doption.
D.h rences between Northern and S;ou.a.a.a
il"n> OF this Conf-dera' Y, irorn TINS '"use,
last arisen to such Il height that tnc5
III the tjllna ton OF tiona pa tte
the slavery question, which :,lo-e Mi
axcl ide Southern people toil an N''ire IN
"gen.elt at l,%IoI.a affairs, - Ni..t' tff,t
COMMON II tcIcrt with tnCir N.rjh.ii. trett.t-lt
that this Fact notwithstanding t:.
form of tie Constitution are preserved. #
destroy eth the spirit of kcpubllcui 8 verai..
1t is therefore impossible that tne tao
should ANY longer 90 on together as o4r l,a9,
less the existing state Of things IS remove.
he report rrocred to -ay tItat tue It
cultes ealt only be rem.oica by aincl.d .dileass
Constitution, and suggests ,le anIcliti.t Ii
ed by thc ClItttnden resolutions, which, i
would restore tranquil ty 10 the cou,tI! a
tn Chinn OH such IL foundation that it
again Shah, On.
The amendments would no., ~ zeal
the Cons iituton' They WOULD only -.4s
ot rest"rin. 1t, 10y addict l,royisi. H.,
III fact The Gay ii uc.lt~,:, t.t..
erat0n OF III, tln.t4ncc, winch il.,I.
anu w..ich erected bAIIiers against ssyt.-
tests then.
If constitutional majority cannot be
SUPPORT OF Critteiden's resout ot?s, Tie
"t them, then the dissolution OF the Cl.IO 4llcNt-
t-be.
ine report lccom,nends steps - ~ t.....n al5tl.s
convention Of tlc States with Il 'lrSY 70 c.cet 4
separation, by partition o! The comm pro- e.
t!ie ted States, setting terms 1lcH -tsG3.I
and commercial intercourse bet" ccf tic
states sh~II ie cundu. ted, and making Ier'5
arrar gcnents in respect 10 lhe naFlsAt.oI - l.s
Mts>Iss ppl river.
he report gives vhut the >igue.- c1if der
account OF the rise and p grt>s ti tie 81 Nes.
tatiol, W!.icn has prt CO lhC tXi>tlfg ole
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
PAYMENT OF DUTIES IN Seeding
A

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9th.-Ihc Secretary Of Stat e
has informed Lord Lyons a 4 other foreign minis
ttrS that no clcaraHces of vessels issued by s.nv
other authority than the U:iled oil. /, viii
be recognized, and tlat any payments OF .tt->
imports. except to such Officials, viii regl1ic, rs
mkpa; ments, for which the paltie. paying Will e
held responsible to government.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
FROM w ASlIINGTON CIR
AsHiNuroN, ID. G., Jan. :. =, soi

" AsIIlNuT0N, II. c, JAN. ~.
The secession members OF the liursse Il - !Ils-
>cutiyeS have tciugrtp phcd to tile r.or.dl {i ".
not to hostiiiteS against Fort !9..-
The members and Senators from the ~o1t3tc.A
Middle States stly ap 'c.iins 70 n Ntlt..-
ern Legislatures, now sitting, to scnt CoI.,f .-2'
" 3slinyton city on the 4th February ht>I, =
conlcr With the Virgin Commissioners.
TROOPS ltinue to here to ttuGIl'. ~
the Fcrr:l property, untli after the Intii ratl'a.
j Jo~i.th +. Ben has confirmed a os ct@l II
Beaufort.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
IMPORTANT FROM WASi;iNGTCN !.
LIEUT. HALL EECEINiNG oYDEES
FORT SUMTER TO BE ATTACKED IMMI-
UIAYELI.

" WASHINGTON, Jan. 19th IoGI.
Lieut.. HALL, of the |. 5. Army. returned F.ele
from New York last night. He visit
he President and M Ilol;. the Serrc;aIJ Of Mar,
m ior ceving his final or'c1, before e-yin2 tor
Fort Sumter. lie will depart hence to-n.o.low
n -llt
Il is asserted here in Southern III clrS, trt tae
moment lie South Carolina authorities otiira
Informed Of tie positive eicrminatn oi the edeE.
Government lot TO restore the status ol the i
h:,c- ton harl,or ti!et vii. attack Foct otl. ~
Lieut. Hall e.vs thAt two rounds from tiIf. b..tc
-es Of the Fort viii Iay Fort kIou'trie in rnu~,
yh1. 4 few shells will Kill al IN he -arr
Mr. Mason, Of Virginia. has Introduce in" 10
senate j'nt resolution declaring all the United
,t3trs llw% imperative for the pre>e 1t IN t. d
Il States and directing the President to snuturc;
ne same by Proclamation, in order to civ
HoI1scw ifcry-An ancient art said to have boon
s,tionablc among girls ana wives eutl.elr
Of US. or practiccd by the lower orders.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26

Troops are arriving h' re from al A'r,e ,ae
L. Steamer yallaottc is lying at tit~ ,Aol"aes
If ne ilirbor communicating vita / TT
will be allowed 10 Cohle Iuto tLe t.4s
short of coal and supplies.
The Pensacola pilots have been no'i.:-a u.t
bring IN any Upted st tos vessel unUel III, penst.
OF death.
1t is thou zht that Lieut. Slelnn,c, Of Fo., 70
ems may surrender.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
INTERESTING FROM " A>i!

The Hon. John ii. Ecynoll-, iroli ~. .sa
district. lntllI!jlr t!ie Set Comm
which President = last special -, -. Is
referred, preparing bitl which, 1t is Ic-
ctiHe tuc vote OF every member of tlat ill;,
Prov .in. tsllt, Whenever the President i OIL ue-
cd 1ht ne not succeed in eNeoJ.G.rs tie apz,
;tl!,i in collie, ii 9 the revenue ,c"t, IT.,
he NJ II rdc/i~h H.l II. i,prfs vf efry n r.,
aod bipcdu/e fhcaa, 10 l''crCni A.tn ls#l e.-
ryl"y ,try trrI This pan, it /, sara, lnte.-
hearty concurrence OF Mr.. Lincoln, ald Il f.ri
prominent feature las forthcoming Administration.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26

Rent on the abolition of slavery, the Black Re-
publicans now. 1T this moment maturing plan
for the purchase Of the slaves in Delaware, Mary
land, Missouri. Arkansas. Texas and Louisiana, for
the purpose of securing the requisite number of
Free States, to abolish slavery. In all of these
States it is supposed that there 100000 slaves
and they pro to pay from SlOo 900, 900 to 300,
900 for hen thus securing free states North Of
the Potomac and west of the Mississippi.
The n. T. Tribune, speaking Of the comprom sc
says:
IF all the States named will not consent to this
arrangement the proposition might be offered to
any that would accept it. Even a Single State peace
fully gained to Freedom would be we'll worth til.
money
In every motion they make, their purpose, thei,
unaltcrable aim il revealed.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
FROM GEORGIA.
MJLLEDGEvILLE, Ga, Jan. :

MJLLEDGEvlI.LE, IA, Jan =. IH11-
After the passage o the orti!IaHc@ 'f s"res-
the this State to thu t-t=9 e
threatening resolution from the New If. -f-l'
upon The reception OF whon f45'.iittf4 n =
unanimously adopted, highly approvli- a t a';fSc
pursued by In Governor In oriZ.n., Fort --ts.is
and requesting linn 10 hold possessoH et tle ss,tte
until relatlols between Georgia aua tae f--'f
10Y .rnmunt had been teterrai.et 10 t:le tt#f%.
ton.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
PROGRESS OF SECESSION.

Wv learn through friend from Hsrnctt County,
that the secession feeling is largely the increase
and that If vote were taken now in that county
she would cast her voice for secession whereas if it
had beeu put to . vote three weeks or . month
since the Cnionixt would have triumphed. THE IL
rrliab1- and the gentleman from whom got the
information has vet missed in his estimate Of
Harnett ssntiments,-th!s We know
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
LIAM ID
FOR SALE.

nN TUESDAY the Goth day Of FEBRUARY
~ next. between the hours of 10 o'clock, u. m.,
aud O'Clock p. will sell at public Auction.
at the yelling House upon the premises that large
and valuable tract of LAND laying in Cumberland
County upon which Jacob G Becton, now resides
and known as the Mar1's Garden place
The said Land is situated about four miles East
of the Cape Fear River, Immediately on the Plank
Road leading from Fayetteville to Raleigh. and con-
tsns about 1873 ACRES, of which about
100 ACRES most admirably adapted to far
ming purposes. The place is perfectly healthy and
pleasantly eituated Persons wishing to buy, would
| do we'll to call and examine
Terms: CASH. UNDERWOOD
Dec 29-ts
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1861-01-26
GRE.4T .4TTK.AG
TTO.V.

OYSTERS, found at the Magnolia Restaurant is At
tracing large crowds The secret of this is. that
they the best to be found, and always put
superior quality of spICED OYSTERS. always on
hand
Families can be supplied by the Quart Gallon.
Having fitted up of the ne~tcst Saloons in the
South expect to have well supplied with all such
lanties will satisfy the appetite and please the
most fastidioux. 1expect to have on hand occasion
ally fresh Fish, Game, &C., Of all kinks.
nave fitted up SPLENDID Billiard Saloon. where
G.ntlelnen may spend an hour in healthy amusenent
Ny Bar is furnished with the very bert Of wiues
Braudiss, aud all sorts Of Liquors. Come and sec
R. JONES,
Proprietor Magnolia Restaurant
No IL and ii. Green St
Favatt>v;l> y G. Dec. 22d 1a6n =
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F We return thanks to our Senator Mr
SHAW; for copy Of the Convention Bill Az endei
and which has passed tho House. 1t will be fount
n an othor column.
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TROOPS FOR FLORIi,&.


The Ma ,or Of ihi> city has fcpcli 10
of tIorioa rilut tu Thousand n~ot-
III forty gttt h0tIlo, 1t that State ), u:.!..
he Governor OF tl0lIu;i replied to st..G
n.c ..lutel Y.
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H At trial recently, the jury returned the
following verdict: Guilty, with some little doubt
us to ,rh<ther he Is tho man
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