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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25
T.ATEsT EEWs BY TKLRaRAPH!
Sunday EIvening Dispatches.
II i.n1et frnrn HondnIn..

NEW OBLHAEs, February 23.--7Advices
from Honduras TO the 10th instant state that
new revolution, originating with the reac-
tionary party, was impending. Guardiola
and other Government officers, bad been
accommodated. There were indications
of a speedy surrender of RuaLan TO Honduras.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

Charles Roberts, Of Berks County, Penn
sylvsnia, recently hanged himself with a
hay. rope, from some unknown cause.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

S4- Thsrp is one important fact that every body
should know-that the best and cheapest Pictures Of
any Kind are made by WISDER, at his splendid Gall
lery, Central av. corner OF Court st
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25
HOME INTEREST.

ES-UlothihE renovated sud repaired, 50 =, Third.
SB- A. A. ETsTER, Clocks, SVatohss and JsWeITT,
Hos. S43 and III Central-avenUs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25
NEW ADvBRTIsHMHNTs

WNNGLIsH PICK LES AND aAUOEs 8.
n PkksERVED GINGER ErS.-Just rssslyed.
$40 d, zen Grow 4 Blacknelps celebrated Eaglish
Pickles. eomprislDR Chow-chow Gbirkina, ptcca:
lila. 0DioIs, MalAuts, OauiiaoweI and Mixed
Pickles. Also, Woroestershire Sauce, Soho, Beet-
steak and Harvey Sauce, India Soy; Oyster, Leb-
ster and Anoh w Essence, etc. also, cases Pre-;
Ginger For saie 81 JOHN BATES, M
feS5 National Tbeatsr Building, sveamors-st.s
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

So Cor stsntly en- hand = supply OF Youghio-
Costi City manufactured and McKsespOrt Coke
FiIe brick and Clay feBt(
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25

n Fire Deg ptrtments Insurance Company arc
lsQlestsd TO pseDt their Oertihcatee Of Stock for
Hual pay msDt, at the once Of the haGie Insurance
Company, ThIrd-st on and after the LIST Of March,
b, tween and IL O'Clock 10 the forenoon. -
feA d. o. WALLACE, trustee.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25
Best White Coal Oil,
Old French Brandy.

A CASK OF VERY SUPERIOR OLD
n Breach BTsndy, just bIoaehed, and for sale
]. W. HAHEAFORb, Druggist,
fe24-b s. W cor. Centrai-aV. and SiXth-st.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25
R REMOVAL.

HNHES. M. CLARK HAS REMOVED
~ from north east corner Race and Third sGs.,
to ~ Third-st., between Walnut and Vino. fes-x
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-25
/" MaYsville Coal-oil Co."

uURB DRODORIZED COAL OIL AND
PaTaffine Candles, Of the above, well.known
EDWARD SOARLAN & OO, Druggists,
fe24.c North. east corner Fourth and Main-sts.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-21
In. Qns. Va. voLuNrEERs. +,
KANAwHA G. H. Va. !
NAY rs. 1861, }

fOrliers No.

The undersigned having been ppointed-t 10
the command ofthe troops mustered into the
service Of the State for the Kama wha Valley and
iisyiciaity. has he honor 10 inform all parties
CONCERNED Of his intentionsto carry out faith
fully and eneTgeticsl.y the duties deyOlyed
upon him. With this view be appeals % an
good citizens 10 co-operate with him in bis
efforts to promote TIE quiet and safety Of the
people and to sustain The Homer IL HE State.
ali military organizations viii ccnfoIm 70
the rules heretofore Published, and COM
manaing officers win make,ibeir reports with
out delay, 10 the und .rsignsd st Oh Iles.ou.
o. n TQMPKiNs.
eei Va. Vol kcQmdg.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-21
10 the voters Of Kanawha.

My having been called into the
service Of the State, win account for
my absence from the county, but viii
not prevent me from serving yon ID
the Legislature, as the fighting sea-
son will then be oyer.
Respectfully.
TIL. b. SWAMI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-21
n HlAp ouAffEhss
BuTEALo, Va. May 16, 1861.
Orders No. II :

The officer complaining the Department Of
the Kanawha Valley beng instructed TO re
eeiveI volunteefs, earnestly invckes the peo-
pie OF his department 10 organize themselves
as rapidly ss possible into companies eq uipped
in acceptance with the specifications an
nounced in his recent proclamation, and 10 re-
port themselves as soon as their officers are
commissioned and the required compile
went Of eighty-two obtained ready for ser
vice, TO him at his head quartsrs The COM
panies must be uniformed mia plain and ser
viceable manner, and the comma ndlng officer
recommends fork chespuess and comfort a
dark eolored flannel. jacket, with strong.
heavyIjeans for pants, The uniforms should
ft loosely.
The commanding officer hopes and believes
that it is only necessary 10 declare the State
in need of the services Of the citizens Of his
departure ntlo insure an eager and prompt re-
Spouse from all its able bodied men.
BY order, Of
Lieut. Col. JOHN. McCAUsLAND,
Commanding.
THoMAs SaiTH, Adjutant.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-21
Il MARRIED.

On the Ieth Of May, by Rev. +. L. SAITH
al the residence Of the brides father, Mr..
WV. GAsroE NoRvKLL and Miss RUTM ASn
SnlTHEns, all Of Kauawha county.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-21

LytH0t cnOAces Pexo feeQrlod 70 the
remedY of9 sebibns and heucs(orth
OUT energies mnl directed ID ihe con.
duet 81 our own Is and The DerDeth;ty
ofthe Cont ederaoich Ne have formed
H just pTeceplof mutual interest
shall permit US psbly o pursue our
asepefale poilticai5er. my most ear
snest desire viii tllate been fulfilled.
TWAS inl furllice or these accor.
dant views of tbngfess and tie Ex.
cutiye that j mshoics Of three dis.
Greet. able and dj5uished citizens ia
repaired "a Wash on. Aided By their
ccrdia lcor opera and tlatIof the Sac.
Rotary Of State, II effort compatible
with self respetd the dignity Of the
Confederacy WI lausted before / al.
lowed myself IA d 10 tie conviction
yiction that thekEnment Of the United
States wos defined 70 attempt the
conquest Of tllEople. aud that our
cherished hopt peace are nnattain-
able.
Oasthe arrivI our commissioners ii
Washington, d 5th March. they post
polei attks sSslion Of friend Nv inter
n,ediary. d oinsla chan giving formal
i notice 81 ourkals T6is was done
with a view 4rd time to the Presi-
dent who badR been inaugurated. for
the discharge kthc pressing official
datiee III the tjiz&iiou 81 his admins
lratiea, before aging his attention II
i the obiect Of d,fssi0n. It Was not nj
silths Iath ofnonkH that they.c ffinial-
ii " addressed tscreiary Of STATE. infor-
ming him Of purposes Of tReir arrival
and stating IN language Of their in
structions fl1eish ITO make 10 The govE
efnment Of Diluted States oveFtures
for the openiif gotiationg. assuring
the goyernmd fthe United States thai
the President bngress and the people
OF the ConEedf States earnestly desire
y peaceful sdih Of these great ques-
tipns and il t4ither their interest nor
their wish toh L any demand which is
not founded tfielest juside. nor do
any act Will Ion1d iDjure their late
confederatesA
To this acohIIication no formal re-
ply Was receti khta the 9Th Of April,
During The tal The G Commissioners
bad conssntd waive all questions 81
form. " WitHtN arm resolve tcSayoid
war, IL posst ,khsy vent % far even,
1 . = .sI| \ . :. X 2
as TO hold. kilg that long period UNI
official intest iEe. through al interne-
diary, WbodIikh position and character
inspired tl,sd5e a s1ccass and thronoh
.' -. .,s., 81 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-21

Tuon4s salrn. Aliutant.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-21

I Blythe GOVERN NOR OF VIRG1NIA.
~ AProclamatfon.
The President Of the UnitedeStates at the
city of Washing Ion having adopted the policy
ofprohibiting The transportat OF -four, grain.
beef, pork, bacon. and provisions, thereby
stopping the avenues oftrade, and eyincing
a spirit not only to/wage war against the
Southern States, without authority of law
and against the Constitution which he is
sworn 10 support, bnt topreventthem as far as
lbsin his power, from supplying themselves
withIthe necessaIies Of life and the Convention
Of this State having invested the Executive Of
Virginia with1he authority to SEQ s'that in
all things the Commonwealth take no detri-
ment, "sthere fore / John Letchef Governor
Of Virginia, to counleraet such policy, and
retain within tie limits OF this State suchar
ticles as are essential to the support of cur
troops, ana ID the sustenance OIL our people,
do hereby proclaim and make known that
hereafter, until further orders. no flour, grain,
beef, pork, bacon, or provisions, Of any des-
crption, shall be transported beyond the linz
its OF the Commonwealth.
49, Given under my hand as Governor.
( SEAL and under the seal of the Common
49, wealth, at RfchnondJ this lth May
1867, and in the eighty fifth year Of the Com
monwealth. .is4s
JOHN LETCHER.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02
SUCCESS AND FAIL IRE.

Is there sucl, thing, Are not success and FL
lure the yard sticks with which the historian
surs the mental ali, moral altiG udes of the person!
ages with whom he has to deaf Or # lie onlis ~
do do not his readers naete them hr these stan
darls, 1t is even Nay s'f i:ls pre-
cnt as we'll a. the tst ;gt.l-cl III t..i' "
Why should cov-t fame when rs trfs'>''io ion
pcnds mu-h upon tle chapter oi a'1it'.'t~: iife
classes sometimes make terrible ms axes he
voice Of the people, despite the iai: It'F-'' i Tot
always the voice If t'd Sturdy u'!l" is'fs # t.e
'noicl Republi; and the doctrines nj tie Rev u
tonary Fathers He may visa t hc tit'u2iit, we
apt to Worship ussai IA III! ti.c old
sho der to mishap, irrespective Of t,- merits ::nA
defects of winner and loser Thus ii ::'l e.:n
is, AM, will be-ih fact, it IS '1ll.ar n.t'l1..
Ulder such circumstances tAr u X thl'E ih"t :
public man car do is to squa!t- his .':$ ~ hi> con
science ard leave the result to -, .;4s:s. l., in
pursuing this course, he fails t., .it't npuiari Y,
the ''still small voice. witAin VIII ;-n-H fi
for his Disappointment We 90. l-A rs view Of
tue subject modern rotici;, hc* n.ri re-
minling OF tha fact thu fe Nv ell ioH- tnrn 1sp"
and fthful servant" e.; Il Governor OF the nj
verse, is ri more impoltt'lre th'n all the 'udt% Of
His creatures. 1t is easter meet the looks
of constituency estr4nged by defoat, than t.
countcrahe reproaceS of outraged conscience
after i'll Won victory. Sink swim, Su:VIvc or
perish v tIler, is hotn. like honesty anI straight
forwarlnes<. 1t is of little Consequence what this
generation tho next may say of public man, if
his course has been shaped by hs Of right.
There is another history than that which !stIrcs
men BY the faible STAN! r1s of success and ftre
history traced in letters of lsl by the Historic
..cre and By that erl til" positions of the de-
be finally determined. If such :, phenomenon
homes; politician III these corrupt times, let
this be his consolation ami st the revrr>S % which
his scrupuouSn2s will inevitably 81 ject Linz.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02
FAYETTEVILLE N. c., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ?
DIspoSING OF OLD STOCK.

4 pedcr of tin ware who had been travelling
from plantatio2 to plantation in of the South
crn states, Deargo of = notions found but
= limited s. anterns. an article of which
he had larE In despair OF getting rid of
them It what he t1Med very reduced price, yet he
found purchasers scarce clover in the sand
hills. At length tavern keeper directed him to
farmer, who he said very much in want of the
article. To the house of this ready customer went
Jonathan, determined to get his troubles worth out
of him The first person he met was the oferseer,
who was lounging by the side of the road.
on don't want to buy good lantern do your
asked Johnathan.
Yes though reckon do, returned the. over
seer, show much mensht You ask for one.'
Only thrty-seren and a hal: cents.
Nv al, spose You give me one.
The prdler accordingly 2uve him lantern, and
rece wing his money proceeded onwartis
10y on don't want TO buy first rate lantern do
ing clothes 1t the spring.
@sl ea" was the reply "Mr B-has beer,
wanting one this long while
Jeni'han accordingly served her out at the
.a<s7itsL,e he had bar.aned Will, the husband for
AT a4i1, b.osc c reached tht. farm 4louse he
met the of the planter
'lou don't want to buy no lanterns DO you -
II don't want one myself,n replied the Young man
but I'll take one for father, who has been after one
this long time
Jonathan accordingly pocketcd thirty seven and a
half cents more, and became one lantern lighter
he now advanced slowly up to the house and
meeting the old lady at the door Immediately pat
the question to her
You don't want to buy first rate lanterns do
you:
Indeed but do said the old lady: s.mv hus
band has been wanting these six months Last
and I'm glad you've come
Jonathan accordingly deposited lantern with
her, and received in return another trty-seyen and
half cents
He now departed almost satisfied with the spec
he had made. At some distance from the house in
a fcld by the side of the road, he spicd the old
gentleman himself, and hailed him with the old
question.
''Yoa don't want to buy no first rate lantern, do
you =
IIew much do you ask apiece aquirci the
planter
Fifty cents replied the pc Her, ana guess that
is cheap enough c"nsidc.n they've come all the
way from Connecticut"
Well I'll take one, said the old gentleman, put
ting his hand m his pocket.
Hadn't you better take half a dozen:' asked
Jonathan there's II" knowing when 4 tin merch-
ant may pass this way, again. If you'll take haDfa
dozen IL let you have them 1T tH!rty-seven and q
half cents apiece The planter took him at his
word-and the peer to ok - his route .fter having
disposed of ten lantcrs.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02
DOW'S ALPHABETICAL ADVICE

A-Always attend to yoar o,vl. asuc., ION; 4Tol
ale-houses and artIul
B-Bc benevolent bu nat y. - Il, J.tr, 4. y: k
erings in the bosom Of f.! gcttuiiie~>.
C-Contrivc to collect cash .,.d I,c p +.
D-Do Your duty and defy the d-v.i.
E-EWiy ende lvov to CT. li>,>tt every er.. II:
of head and heart.
Flight fairly when YOU ie=..t; '"t Ire $3.50:
way is not TO ii ,ht at ali. Fnele for no io'lS
G-urace goodness, g'lmrtlon '.ni little goes
grease, enable man I" slip through the wori
mighty easy. Get them AMI glory in then.
H-!iarnor hope in roor heart. If yoa would bc
happy tut hark y", hope can't suadeT rot tiis
rope of the angman
I-inquisvcness is insufftrtble; in,sitre mo- in
il.
J-Jnleps may be ctlled thc ';ce of y, and the
yeast of jest; but let thcr uloa- 10: nuc' >.
ing often destroys the i,vality oi the social circle
k-kinlincSs kindle>S the fire Of f.i.ld>hip. Y
kiss al ays av..ils than IL kick
L-L,ve the Ladies, look heforc YOU leap. cschev
10 Jfei-sm.
M-Makc not mischief by med ling with other
folks business.
N-Nevcr be caught ,arl,ing, except IN tne Ugh
time.
O-Ordtr is heavens first law; o,,,y it.
P-PurSue the plain path Of pro )itl, AL p'!t in
practice what you VIII 5i,e in pre;c.t.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02

FIRST TURKISH RAH-wAY.-On the 4tl Of last
month was opened the first Turkish railway, con-
nccing Irfiernavo a, on the Danube, and kuStenei-
jc, the coast of the Black Sea- Il distance of
ao"ut forty miles. BY the old these point
were three hundred miles apart. Travellers hv the
railway Thu, ecuaomiZe two hundred and sixty
niles, besides avoiding the many dangers attendant
on the navigation of the Danube and the dalavS so
common At tae Sulina mouth of til At river. The
or:eins of this line. which is destined stimulate
the commercial activity of the reg ion, attended
av nis.,y OF tho taiish -.Ivetor- t,i iIdertat>-
bgslia Bull gara, n! many sections OF Tartarv whose
coz ulncs presented very pictures que appearance
I1ough Ethem Pasha, who rtprc>cn ed the Sultan
on this OCCASION, took interest in the sue
cess of the railway it was evident that his suite
not very anxious to trust themselves to the tender
merc;es Of the tin., steam monster whose ac-
quaintance they then lc for the first time bat
, coupleiof unhappy sheep having been dragged for
ward and their throats cut, each Of te rails
ever which the engine would pass. tAe PashS pro-
pie consented, the strength of this propitiatory
Offering t. accompany their chief into the carria gcs
tried in the effort The people of Eust cnte did not
sha:e these terrorS but were nxuus to try the
mode of travclin, that force vas necessary to
keep them out of the carriages. The trip went of
successfully grand unc', ,con in the English
stve awaited the guests their arrival at Tcher.
II n,rod. and yet srander dinner provided for
thetu their return to ku>tentje, at the New
Railway Hotel, in the garden of Which establish
ment a she'd h,nti>omcy decorated ha been ere t
ed for the purpose Nor. than hundred persons
sat down to this international banquet at which
toasts were drank to the he tia of Qucen Victor
and the Turkish Sultan; the P,>ha tcstifving the
most cordial interest in the oings of the dav and
expressing his hope that similar lines Of commun
| cation would be opened in every part Of
Turkey.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02
eEOSe63A W.. ESNrbOssz'.
INSPECTOR OF
Spirits Turpentine.

HANING been appointed ty last County Court
IL Inspector oI S,'rit> Turpcn'iie, am no" read
to give the business my pcrs4nal attention All who
may favor me with their business VIII hnd " prompt
|, attended to at my Ware House, in Campbellton
opposite john A. MCLAUGHLIN.
Is
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02
From the VIRGINIA Sentinel.


Gov IIIcks-The Governor of Maryland is in
a remarkable position. He was elected three
years ago. The Legislature of Maryland was cleo
ted about sixteen months ago. He is one from one
county. They are many men from all the counties
IL boldly decl that they not to be trusted
that it Is too long since they have reasonable de-
signs that they should not meet that the policy
of the State shall be guided b. his judgment; and
that Maryland stand still, while the Union Is
falling to pieces.
Meantime the people of Maryland are greatly e1-
cited and though dividing into Hicks aud anti
parties yet the probability is that they will run
over him by popular rush. The severcst rebuke
which he receives however comes from the North
The Legislatures of New York and Pennsy ylvania.
which are refusing to repeal their hostile laws
against the South, and which are banding their ar
mics for our reduction. and telling the President
that the dogs of war await only his bidding to be
let loose aganst us-these legislatures are extoling
+ m uneoupaan RAtxsQt and are voting
the Maryland Governor and is noehing too intoler-
! able to be imposed on the people of that State:
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02
NEW YORK
BENEVOLENT I'M IRM AIRY.

ESTABLISHED and endowed for the relief OF those
T. suffering with Conta gious, Firulent and Chronic
all diseases Of the urinary and sexual organs, Of what
nature. 49,,
The journal Of Medical Reeform containing AL
UALE IEFORMATION on Spc, ma,orrhoca and the
new Remedies. cd the infirmary, tor the cure
tb, above diseases, sent TO tho needing medcai
aid III ed letter envelopes free OF charge. Don
fair to send Tor copy. -,
TO Parcnts of many scrofulous and diseased chil-
lrcn certain oi preventson will cheertniiy be
communicated application. by mail.
1ha Prescriptions for Gonsumptior uss d by The In
Gr!arv viii be sent free to all who need it. 1t never
t.,il- Boughs, Colds. Asthma. Catarh and Con
sumption, thousands attest. SEND before you
perish.
70 all who apply by Letter, with full descr"n OF Of
Gp2 ton. symptoms OF dlecasc c, any hi'o ana
habits oi life. Cadd advice, free of charge, Will De
,iyrr by The Chief Physician or Surgeon.
Al Irlss with three stamps for postage
DIR. 4. BERNET. Secretary,
iBpx f., Williamsburg. New ork-
November 18th. lSG0-ly. b.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02
GR EoE Ill HYTRo4Cs
IVTf1aH.

The excellent quality Of FRESH NORFOLK
OYSTERS, found at the Magnolia Restaurant, is at
tracing large crowds. The secret of this is, that
they are the best to be found and always put
up to suit the individual taste of those who call A
superior quality of SPICED OYSTERS always on
hand.
Families can be supplied by the Quart or Gallon.
Having fitted up of the ncatcst Saloons in the
South expect to it we'll supplied with all such
dantcs as will satisfy the appetite and please the
most f,stidous expect to have on hand OCCASION
alv. fresh Fish, Game, &c, Of all kinks.
i nave fitted ups SPLENDID Billiard Saloon. where
Gentlemen may spend an hour in healthy amusement
Nv Bar i. furnixhed with the very best of Wines
Braudies, and all sorts Of Liquors Come and see
R. JONES,
Proprietor Magnolia Restaurant
No IL and 4, Green st.
Dec 92d 1ShIl
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02
X few day s.ncd
n taous;sna niles

y lew al ss'@
a t..ous.sna mics |
pcrs la,ie~s ) pf1
ca led, doe 10 |
.k,c was an .ovS
.xrxsse b ,y*anti
sarf5ns question
aud co .iessly an
RomeEs SfpeSc
cai inrc.
doe was duly
"a front IL one oj
recitation comm
The teacher III
gusar less. ons, q
",My iread, W
.Ea - sad J
bring calf: i
WHO made 7
just as le w
tioa. one OF the
into his (Joe s)
ornamental nut
~ III -Al:n.ss;
tons, ut the san
That i cs'rI
not Necessary
sitting posture
JOE WAS seat
J :sSao S:,e-i I
The aa was
Jesus CrisF
rising to his fc
.'rha Is corret
ing; do be a lnu
salI the teachW,
Atsr joe haf G
cD.
.'Nhat willbe
WAS tAe suloje1 J
the pm ;" as aShi
a s;i.l higher Ae'
Shell and dal,
Mv youiisf :
all ti.c qltestins
YOU to ne mere
cAn, restrain 20 +
tended scope to :
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02
\. D'ORSAI BUTCHER.

In of the market houses cf Philadelphia is a
genius Of 4 butcher. Beneath his sleeves AMI apron
wears the costlicst broad :otn-none of the in
fcFior grades, but the finest production OF te French
looms. His linen is f.utlcss mis- exterior gar
meats, while the Slistcning surface of his marble
counters is less striking than the glossness of
his and boots In the center of his shirt bosom
spnrklcs single diamond, stone Of six carats
weight. and of the first water Upon the little fin
ger of his left tnnd gtters circlct of diamonds,
six in number, whose aggregate value is consdera-
bly, than that of the garniture of his slrt-bo-
som, His complexion is Il clear red and white
just that stylco complexion which Partisan ladies
produce by dainty c'mi1;ure of carmine and
bSlnuth lie is man of fine phisIqnc, ana has an
avoirdupois Of about 200 bounds His ad lrcss is
polished, aud his manners courtly and suare. lie
commenced life without dollar and is taxed
for $50, 900 i'll real estrtc. yet is polite and
deferentia to his customers the day he first
embarked in business. A benevolent lady of large
fortune first noticed him. and placed at his disposal
fund upon which he has raised the superstructure
of his present fortune. He is rapidly advanc
ing in wealth, and will probably retire npon the
e ghth of million. And all llrsu- the influence
of that specific against adversty--politeness.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02
: GOVERNORS GF STiTES FOR lS5l..

: The following are the Goycrnors Of the several
States of the Union -
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-02

Gov. BRAGG This g .ntleman made a speec'4 in
the Capitol yesterday He eenterailas no hopes that
Cong, will do ANYTHING for the settlement OF diff
culsies. Thinks it would be well to send Co.nmis
sioners to Washingt"n-iosen see SO much reason
for sending any to Montsomery-yet it would dc
harm to send them.
He was in favor of mrking every effort to restore
peace and re-establish the Union. He said we could
live better in the Union than out oft, bat ii W,
could not accomplish reconciliation of our d. fl
rences it wte(N be the duty ID intcres. of North
Carolina to jpin with her Southern sister States In
Southern Confederacv.
lie thought that measures would be passed by
sARsEssS "a Ihs subject Of ports OF en-
two sections should be finally separated.-Banner.