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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-08
Attention, valley RANGERS y

February S. lS6l.-4w
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-08

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed till Saturday, the
18th of February. THOS. W. McCUE.
Feb. s, 1861. ~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-08
THE GUIDE AND GUARD

1t exposes all the Handbags, and the various
Tricks to entice the sick and well. 1t illustr ates
the plans of the Quacks and Rouges to dupe every
one. 1t guides the unwary through life, and shows
up every swindle Of the age 1t shows how all
kinds OF Food, Medicines, Liquors, and Coo DIS
adulterated, with the means of Detecting the
fl auds Price rs cents.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, 1861.
1t is thought that the Convention at Mont.
gomery will elect President and institute
Government at once. The programme is
Hon. Alexander H. Stevens for President.
This, however, may be changed, and JEFF
ferson Davis may yet be elected
Senator Wigfall and others have tele-
graphed to Montgomery urging the ap-
pointment of Alexander III Stevens as Pro
visional President CT the Southern Confed-
eracy, in order to cenciliate Southern con-
Servatlves.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-08

THE URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, THE KIDNEYS
STOMACH AND BOWELS, AND PREVENTION OF
CONCEPTION
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Foreign Items.

4 JopS BuSrrR, tho Crst sHstomist .ud -.
cor, LETT a valuable collection of masuscripsA
the este Of his brother in law, Sir Ev snAn6
OWE, his executor, also . tistine uished ana-
nmist. llurINh's manuseri pts were secretly
ntnod by this person, who, however, ussA
h.m in HI, own lectures and busines . Il nov
,uins Uut that Mr.. CIIsY, who was stuAsra
With HuNTER, made copiss Of most Of tkssS
manuscripts, and lately gave them TO Prsx
Jwrr, who has now publisbed them. Ar
tvpRnRD is sxecrated By the medical naa a
England for bis base condaet.
An INSPECTION OF ruE Bones or CnAnaA-
MAGsE totk place at Aix.la-Chspells ths stAsR
lay. Tho remains wsre found In exoollsaA
prescrvstion. Careful photographs were taxa
II No wrappers in whicn the rem .ins OF CaAn-
nENIAGNE had rested for 80 many ccntuiisss
hey were of beautiful -ilken tissue. Tha
AZ or WRAPPER, rich In color and design, VS.
zee gni2ed as one of those drops de IL which
ysro frequent. y mentiorsd ~ the Pr, veasal
rouf adourS, ~ we'll a. Ivy the contemporax7
.ermaa Minnsssiupers AS Polia uaasmoSa9,
y. sordr.UCo. IL -, 10 doubt, product Of
ndu try Of tic Sicilian saracons from the 12th
crtI ry. 1hs second small wrapper, Of q be~a-
fully preserved color, Eis been Traced to Bys-
ntre industry; the Greek inicriptions woven
MO the bilk texture n,nkr IL probable that ths
ton was manu- 'actur in the imperial gynna.
'rum at By Eantium, in tho tsnth century.
A Horsx IN TIVE PARISH OF Sr. Issyy,
Cornwall, England, was struck by lightning
recently. The Lightning passed into the bed
foom; one Of the pillows on the bed, on which .
woman was lay ing, was cut in two and -
pitces thrown to the o.her end Of the rooaa.
cwo children, who were ut tho time playing In
be same room, were not hurt, although tha
.indow was carried clean out. The bricks and
rcres which fell from the Kinney fell on tn
cd almost buryipg the woman, but she was
tt hart. Ilu electric fluid mas ael down uarda
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rHt NEW ttIkk SIN
FRIp., snx.,s.. .ssrL,p, ,-s,.


kervTssIAHUna tho rgsazsssn u .
''Ssxshsrp Csnssdsrsoy," and tho pes.css daily
'fuusrs Of var frsn the south there 10 an
scresssf activity 10 many depsrtnsnts Of
sas Iess - tnis city. Our hUtsls are vol
Bkst With sn,insss m,n, feu all parts Of tho
eanuy. RSs nadois and western state, are
most punr~ss'y rcprrs-utsd, br. s-,n tbs
scsdsd ststcs shps By tho nunbsr st their
mercaa,ts re- <-sg otni.c7 Who ,rs hes, On
bushes. that ts-s 90, sn-.ulas % secsds
from tho t-so, sd rsntSSs which Row York
b 60 lcos -frrdsd .he..
lhe Scuthsrn trShs. knusvcx, h., suAcrei
severity from tho seCcs-,eu wc,hirsst. Uur
ni-,ns.is, ~ho b vo hitherto css.gcd largely
10 Nat trsrc. sLd hsvo give, !.h,-ai crodits,
mo'uo.. d nccossi'y--rot bsvlrg received
'hes usua' rs'Uius-- YaTy chary about grant
ing rev crCtIp, saI nu,h sf tho southru
busir sss IL Loir., done for cash. sco,hcrn Gus
tomSss wLo p.y Of "esj seoros" csa obtain
c,ed,ts 10 limited snoust ppt new customcfs
~ithoot money IN hsnc. or those who are ut.
abs to lluidatc, meet With cold rscscticu.
Tho Tc,ss usfc has suffered Esrfui'y .itaip
tho rs, few weeks. Indocd, Il may be s.id 10
10 kilisd, fer tho IresSuS, b. Tho sSco,.!.t
novcus IN tibet S.:o. We hsvo heard Of
large msets from Tox-s, " a tenptiug cisarac
tcr, bcipp refused during to past srp wcsss.
Tie H,stsrn ,EdiT, 81 !st. pronisss 20 b.
good Tho sbundHS harvest, c' lat year
AMI tl,o ,IoNlsu VI rnStLsr iu,ilfl. sea.sn,
wish the 'erd,uty of c.pi ii, which is abuud
snt in tbs couhuy, TO flow ''s-iy ssan into the
western states, give now No to western In.
dustry AMI commercial onoortriss. Oar city,
coase,ue,,ly, as tho great hasnc,sl cssus II
tho Union, and tn. great sntrsyo. and o, lot
FOR the oommercs and vss, sgicul uial pro
ducis Of tho " est, must gsin largely by svay
new imgaisc given TO ~ostorn entoIp-iss, and
ty the revival Of prospoti,y in tho wcs,ern
ssatcs.
I OH. site trade is, ger ssAlly, In foutisting
oondiusn, and we're il not for tbs iusan.
the more wicked, because more consciously
end iuexcusAbly wrong, efforts Of northern sgi
tors and slsrHis's to aissms tho passions aud
pr ldxce civil strife, the people Of the Uaited
States might confidently look forward to q
year Of great Prosperity and business activ-
ity. As II is, unless our people cssss to bs
guided by common sense, and to taxa . oAm
view Of THAR best intsrssts-of their dutiss TO
themselves and to the Unien, which Is the
mainstay and on y sure protection Of those In.
tsrssts-.he a,;itstors will bs souesl; pessc,
law and order will resume their sway, and our
csuntrv will eopo forth purified by its sfllic-
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tn. Work If Grace anon he Young. A Crca'
many levers ssiirg for pray crs have been recsi,
Cd iu the daily prayer nss,iass u ouI city. 3
pumsrous have ,ksy been aud from ., widely ~,
fsr.n, SOURCES shAt the idea Of Imitation rvs, b
shut out, A. . reasonable node st so,9uA,in1 "
shis interest among the young. From every quar-
Yer Of the coua,ry and fIom tho old world, III.
good news has come Of mu iiiudss turning TO th
Loid. IL the Annual NJ ,thodin Confs encI wh'c
b nS " hnlt'rg It's sessions ~ the HL1fon 4 ",
M-,i Otit Cl GIca in Br,oklyn, the repor.s u COZ
vcriors suorg tNe ycung in the diG.rsnt Cir.
au,ts were g -rk'd ha'me yts.ed.y.
An Ou.cdI from Isdid.-A geltl,m N SAL
4 In 'hs CT y u Philadelphia 1.-THE boy va
pick ~ In tle ,,r.sH who vas oil Ne .sy rom
IrdM rec! iubd miE.ionsry who could spe.k
his laTfu 'g", and cgult converse with him. He
ws Pl.ctG u a leA9ol under good Chris, an ir-
nrnc'ioD, ard Re 0on learned the Il sgiish 10 -
gusl q, ard eoald read the Bible. lie has bscoms
hop-fallJ converted, A.d next Sabbath lie 10 to
make public profession oi his hi,h In Christ Ano
unite himself with ons Of the Prssbyteriar
CHURCHES Of PhilIds!phia. Il Is hoped he ma,
-, return to his native country a. m saiouary ,o
preach the unstsrchAble riches Of chIin 70 his
soun'rymsn, and this little ou.cas, boy may 70.
do much goed.
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4 Three Dollar Secession seIzaIe

IhE EetRing Pct makes the following state
mont
4 LADY who arrived in this city hon iHitssp,
on the AA lon, WHEN shs, yosss lAsds hsI Lsrs ip'
relates u q H.! Jwins medal
hArbor for ,hs ye,ssl W sail, the st'enton OF ~,
pAss .pasrs was a,ussted " . bou lying sltpg-idt
The wharf. A Caarlssson po icen'sa I'd ths
boa,, and fUrolby took from tas AAn Al tho oars,
nuIab~r o. ssisI pack ages Oa inq hryl' VISA
carssin6d ,hat tlls boat had conveysI an on ~
ffom Fu Sumter On . Alssio 70 the authorities OF
,hs city, AID that sner the sifsr had sf. toe boI
vucss 'or Of their co mr. ,dss In the Tort, In
sludisE two ,hilisgs' ~ossh of bread for one, .
liILs tobacco for sn1thsr, sons needles, PIns sal
thread fos aIotbsr, :, the sum t0sAl " tksss pur
chAses no erecsdiny thToe dOlaTs
When he rsiur. II 20 the boat With these tTlle',
lhsy We Q taken from him BY the polesnAA.
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Crimes.
-

A SHOCKING WIFE MuRDER Asp SuIc.DI
we're committed at Cincinnati, on Saturday,,
by WAsHIs0roS GRIasBY. His continued
charges against bis wife Of inad.lity, for sous
'sn trying TO induce bsr TO rstarn and live
with him again; bis sdysncss. however, were
always treated with CO, tempt In revenge,
No kidnappsd their little boy, ard hid him
away with soma frisnds at Anslia. ~ miles
u, On Saturday, ths m0thw hsskA 4 ~
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Domestic .Msrkets.
TnURspAY, April II.

IhUhpAr, hprlI liz
AsHEs - Are drmer with small sales at
s. 3Th svr POS and 80 ~ for Psarls.
BEE.D' IuFrs-T.s lnarke. for S.a,e and Western
FiUur Dc. per barrel igaer, with fair dom aud
fr,xn'rt aud home colllmpton ~ tue improve
mint Tks stl.s are ~ 0OO bols. At 80 20 . IS 80
{ Z sup rhse st~is, - 10 S' - tIr sxTA state,
., goa - 20 ior ~. ssh.e ca gsV, 4diAa., 20,
wa &C., AID !; o. sc G5 u eAI's DO, me I'D
leg 81 pppg b sEd, OF rou ID hoo, o so, q - 10
/. 50 70, snd nsis brands Of Go. ~ ., 7tAST.
Sup. ffnc s, IA. 81 2O,sb 30 extra s ate, sS IS
sS5 - comments good wesisrn, s6 10 - 80 {;
.x,ra wa, NJ chigSn, IuilaDa, & ;., IS sbstJ 20 ;
'xta round hoop Ohio, shipping, 70 1919 10,
.xrA round ! oo?, tr.de s. T5sS7 sx,a q nssss,
% t0sf7 20 ezra g.. Louis, 80 BOAST.
sruihsrp Flour Ia In mod nsss request asd E,ssdy,
siIh sales OF 1907 Lbls al ss 3s.S5 s5 for sI ,sr
noe b .timore 20 70s$6 90 for ex m d,. f5A
SO 10 for B-ardy wine 50 T0,SG 10 for G,rss-
d 20 for Richmond C.ty ; ss 80 for HsILl,
CAnsdiAn Flour is In better denssd SAd rather
nrmsr with sales o. COO bSls ., - " 81 70 for the
range Of extra brands
Rys Flour Is qulss. aud selling sIo~ a, % s5 .
.. 10 for the rspge Of hae and supsrnos.
- d % D .idywin., IS is /. % 70 paosS:'n:,
$lG.
wheat Is arper aud prices have aiyasosd cent
per bush.l, wish fNiI inquiry for sIpor. ~ ,no
improve ptn, sslss 26 900 bush, At 81 30 for N !
wsutss Club, delivered, and 81 u TO- Waite
RSs is qoi,, ssd rm N ss COS for Narlhsra.
Barley 10 dull end heavy - CO Csc.
Olss a'e Ann and In alr zee ~ 3oa32 for
Southern, 81, Ban tor jersey, ID !Rwsss snt Psan-
ylvAnis six.seH for Ass, and % y 'ss for wa.'-
Corn Is a, msr wiIh fair demand for export
r ths home rsds; she sale, are eco bush els ~
o. ksCS bs old wss,ern mix ID, d,ltyasd, and GO
wmsKrr-b steady - 1sI<.is'Sc, with sales Of
no EDls.
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ISsxcruE.-A cast iron lamp post letter tox
u the corner Of Br osdwsy And Fultou s,rSos, was
run into ~ wagon wheel, Ls,e yos,erJsy snsr.
loor, md smsshsd beyond hope Of repair. A
number Of lSaers whiea were inside wero Yak .n
uni,, 'hs pi piosec,ion Of sn officer, and until eve
ming a crowd collected shout shs ruined boz, com,
mSatag On the inse ru!iy Of sush sccom SdA,i onn.
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A BRurAL ExHGBIrIos came offat 81. Louis,
on Sunday. Two fierce bull dogs were cast
poor tiger was nearly choked TO death. A great
deal Of money changed hAnes In bets, but more
by pickposkets.
UrAcusroMEp TO crY ScouSpRvLIsM -
MARTIN CAKrsKI, went to Hartford, Ct., on
Tuesday 70 make some purchaser, with over $40
In his pocket; after buying coat he went to .
vile On, innocently,t TO get some supper, . gang
Of rowJy thieves asked him TO treat thsm, and
on his refusal, tho barkesper pretended he had
given him S5 too much In change; In settling
this difficulty, he showed his money. The
best him horribly, robbed him Of his money
md new csat, and threw him down . celia,
w.y. Ths police found him asxt morning IN
dreadful k;t..
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To ne f''ef'rP S'Sr'T' C''HTd '''oi
-" = y.,,,,
'c'nS known IN" your NH'''."'s o'
nh,''y ''"ieh !" mako W" voice a''fs
a'n 'a'h'o"" o' wa oh''o'e'v VIZ 'HnNr
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no, A. a, se, Of ta,y that YOU had authorize
IN. lr,;,.r,i,v ecur,. ,h;, ye,r.-,.r, m.u
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ssDR. zELLs NskvrNB PuwpsRS =
-Loyy or i SsSSss SSs. p.nn.

Tea . Lg;io,. " WArrantsd psrtsof,y h4nnisa GsvG
esudnre H.
p s.Ls At DisS Store. cor nsrts - Dsv.Ass -
..hRs BsAcHS BOOK sroRs. ns a.hsA sysu.,
NY.
HAYEs-he 10 ui,su q, srcoksyH
Oh nkBCERB, 22l Rrosd q, New art. y. y.
And by ell R-vp~csahIe Drusdst<
PRICE ONB DNILAR
la Il, NY. AL HAAes4TA
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LOST AND FOUND.

,ANK BOOK LOST, NO. 5,o54, ON TnE
G,im.n Bsvn Bank. The hnder will plsass
'. l. At tae Bank, In the Co,p<r Insutata, % ave.
ll,l9<S
CERTIFICATES LOST - CERrlFlCATk
No. "a tn Oh aIer % ave r II. Q. mpa iy stock-
a rssrtihe ,ts No ha7 Ave sha-ss Of Colunb kn M
4 Ina Conpny stock. in the name " Nrs q. l..
,9RIDI havinS brea lsss, notice u hsrtby given
4 trauese tf ttsa said u eks y a,ppod and apou
don nAds tr nsv ssrSihoAfA aArsn. ls5di 20
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>sPECIACl.kS GOOD AND CHkAP-Wsas
prsss accurately sdusted 70 lsfsctfvs viou 8,
~ elreris.esd yrscticai oH,c,An, Al kiadsof sVss
.tsre 9sS 0ranA = nSar RAridGaL 0h9I,2Xaa.lE
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SKIRT SPRINGS
- skirt MATHHAI4,
.D,.,nu.. xArSs TTS:. "a < GArr SnrTs - cnss

WARRANTED GOLD AND SILvER
w wATCHEa
Silver Cylinder EssApsnnt~ isvsllsd, 81, % ~
Silver Hunting Lsvr., full is~eilsd, sla, sl5 end
siiy.I Hu.tns Cyupdsrs, full isvs,lsd. sta q,
aud $lb %,
Cola wsehes suitsbis for ladies' full ,svelisd SO
So and $50 %.
sift,r knslbA Patent Levsrs. SO, s25, s35 and
watches soid BY me arc ~arrs,tsd s~sys-r.
80 9I.c'l8G JOAN COX, 3Gt fa.sry.
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SPECTACLES - GOLD, SILVER And
> ssee, spsctaclss, Nescsoolss and vte.A spse.
hawins irstrumeuta for schools sAf ergin~srs, ma
...stc naehtns -. a~as, d HuNrnRN 100 ~
liam u nhB 0aS-N
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OKNOvAL THE AKW YOkk DYING
"~Wss 3. sssSss isissa.
s:s''' '''s''''' 70 g! !E;,:.ss e. i:
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0Pn(UAT. nj av-~c-

~ saSS sacssS g .iI piS.sIfss f:aSsl ..s 0s.s..
W. s ,s..s ): "s:, s.,i.s =: . ;s.s q
p e: ~; a. :S !: :: s!.sc;z "a - ~ -
tVgg Ass. Tpesysnt lssSSsa.SSs., |. sS e Y
i've ~ ~ ahAAsAoa.
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have not learned the result Of this rob,l.
lion, but as it will be difficult to punish h
without enp'yirg the college, it will probably
pas, without special notice. w. c C.
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HOUSES &C., 10 LET Oh LkASE-ONE
asnn,s ASo.- and SArds9 o. IIs.hi5s avn .na \
i'm, with aablss apd sxcelsnt fruit botk plspss
shoot ~ sna . npes frco feris1 railrsads ssshAn
b noor Of the Rrosivay houss. Inquire oi WM. r.
HlILS ccr hyrtis ard Lsv.s svs,uss. hrcohIp
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MANUFACTURING PREMISES 70 LIT
Nl cheap Tho extensive M.nuf,ctuIins prou 81
Nos ~ anA 70 Wooster - together, separate, in
p z may be rsqel,ed thsy vii b LET very low for
th. ys.r. Apply st u Wooster d; or sddre.. Ma
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nj %sSasiisd r ior si insssniiS rsS.oyins fssa an
E r:.. ID s.,a:. a siss.si iIsa ifS .. ':sliss ssi :
- Sseatifally With Il. Qressy dliDs gpsa sasrsv
insA dr.wtns, PLAN, and sthsr vAtusbls paper -
i:%s.'S { '.ssa, ~ .. sqI2l 2.su !; As Z: 49,. 49,:
E. e piItsCIIoM 7 :. 7; AcooHrAsy EACH BOT.
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COAL.

y>OAI-rAR SUPERIOR IN QUALITY
- 2 : (: 4 ~, =: e, "a e se.S "a. . sss
s.;:S; =; "a ;TIn II S''I;ss 's'''s- a l. ssAdI
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THE NEW. YORK SUN,
GnPasvwssrT-s,->ss

UOP Skirts - 100 SKIRT HANDS
~.Iud Go a L OF Y. a. .y,u al "a n. -
ac' .ts Z, eaploym ,st 81 10 CIR ~ i co,
Oh msNssL isS"
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WAGOAS-rrr FOB EvEnY BusI-
~ :I Nd .:ss ;ssssss' 20 ss' :. assS ?; Z .;S. :.
tsly iycs .th and !hfs l.,ss 81 fsyersSis = any
6sd T. near ssh ave. Axso soms ssesnf kaudsd W.
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c A. f. 81 A. Nils PRoCREs DEL'ocEASIE LODGE
w No. l24, under the Jurisdiction of the Supreme coun-
" cI of the Grand Central Lodge OF France, working in
the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the We'd
nesday nearest the full moon Of each month, at the old Lodge
Room. in King street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
to attend.
August Is. l2SO-3ml Z. Z. JONES, Secretary
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Spttial aotitrs.

NOTICE.-Thr Annual Renting Of The Slips
in FoET STREET CHURCH, will take place on MONDAY EVEN
ING, Dec. 80, At q O'Clock.
W. GOODALE,
29l-2t Secretary of Board Of Trustees.
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STOMACH BITTER

DIR. H~OSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTER
should be in the possession Of everybody in the mining regIo-
As a preventive Of various dangerous diseases to which the gold
seeker is liable, it has 10 superior. While Il is quite palatable
even as a be Eerage, it is speedy and powerful in its effects upon
the system. In all cases Of Diarrhua, Dysentery, and the pre-
vaiIing fcvers consequent upon exposure, the Bitters will be
found invaluable as 4 corrective. No man should enter upon
the exposed camp life OF n miner without being provided with
IIostetters preventive Of stomach disease, nor should any of
those who are now engaged in the occupation, fail to have re-
course to the Bitters. Sold by all Druggists and dealers every
where. 2o I'm
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Victoria Lawn,
Light and dark Blue Flannei
Blue FLANNEL shirts
India Stripes OF Dimities,
White and colored MolcsAin,
Black Cotton Velvet,
Blue do. do,
Cotton Thread. white. blue and black.
Bales Blankets, assorted cOlors, large sizes,
Common DO.
DaA ~ Ribbons.
silk and Satin do,
Velvet Bracelets,
Blue and black Broalcloths,
Black silk Umbrellas.
CIoTHtNG- SHOES AND HOSIERY.
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NolesAm Idns,
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satnet Pants,
Sheched rants,
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Dates from New York November 1926.
Special dispatches state that Government has adj
vices that the Federal troops occupy Beaufort, and
are engaged in certifying il.
4 Washington dispatch says that Government viii
make Beaufort an open port
When the News from Port Royal reached Manassas,
three South Carolina regiments declared they would
60 home. tut they were no: permitted.
Advices from Port Royal per the steamer Atlantic
say that the position Of our troops is considered safe.
Extensive works are rapidly progressing. Guns are
being mounted and entertainments extended Il miles
from the fort on Hilton Head.
Gen. Sherman had seized three million dollars
worth of cotton in the vicinity Of Beaufort, s. c.,
and numbers Of citizens had protested their 10y
atty to the Government.
A Baltimore dispatch of the 18th says that 1000
Federal troops are preparing to 60 into Virginia. On
the way up the Potomac u boat was sent ashore with
Gen Dix's proclamation. IL was read to the people
assembled in a farm house, and was well received by
the Unionists-
Lette.s to TIE n. Y. Times state that there are
5000 rebel troops in New Orleans, well armed, but
poorly clothed.
The HeraId's dispatch says Gen. Sumner has not
been assigned 10 any command, but Mcclellan, who
was formerly a captain under him, will detail him to
some important position
NORM CAROLINA FOR THE USTOS.-A letter from
Hatteras Inlet, dated November 18th, says that North
Carolina. by n Convention Of delegates representing
40 counties, There are 81 counties in the State,J has
established n Provisional Government, and has entire
~ repudiHted the SeceSslOn Act Oh that cIaIe, He"-
frming her loyalty and devotion to the United States.
The Convention met at Hatteras on Monday. The
last act passed. contained several sections, the sub
stance Of which Is:
lat. Declares vacant all the Offices of the State.
2i. Names Marble, Nash and Taylor, Provisional
Government.
81. Adopts the Constitution Of the State, with the
statutes and laws contained in revised code Of 1856
18th. Regulates the Ordinance Of Secession passed
ut Raleigh, on the 10Th May, together with all other
acts then adopted.
9th. Directs the Provisional Government to order
n special election for members Of Congress
Spirit of the age., 1861-10-23
NOTICE.

On and after the first day Of October, 1851, shah
cell goods except for CASH en- DELIVERY. Al
compelled to do this, because can buy goods now
except at from two hundred to two hundred and fy
per cent higher than bought them months age;
and lean get time on them, but must plank down
the cash. or go without the goods therefore advise
all my customers and the public generally, who win
favor me with their calls, that they must bring the
change hereafter, as shall certainly refuse my best
friends.
/ also earnestly request all parties owing me ae-
counts due July last previous thereto, to
forward and settle the either by cash note.
Parties failing comply with this notice by the 9otA
October inst, viii be charged 10 per cent. on tk1
whole amount due from 1st July last so long as thetr
accounts remain unsettled. j. sCHEIh
Raleigh. Oct. I, 1851. I'll.