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We never heard one even breathe . word against
slavery. 3D. ~.
Keep cool gentlemenl Abusive epithets amount
to nothing. You were fairly beaten in the late con-
test and you ought to submit to your defeat like
good citizens You can gain nothing for yourselves
or your cause by disappearing and abusing your
opponents
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-03-27

LADY DAVIS, THE FIRST WAR VESSEL PUT AFLoAr
BY Souri, CAROLINA SINCE THE WAR OF OUR lNDEPEN-
DENcE, 1776.-This vessel was bought by Governor
Pickens at Richmond and altered for service armed
with twenty -four Founders, and regularly equipped.
She started Tuesday night on the harbor defence
with her complement of enlisted men-Lieutenant
T. B. Huger commanding with First Lieutenant
Dozier and Lieutenant Grimball.> She is ready for
her work of defence, and Governor Plckens has d.
rected her to be named Lady Darts, in compliment
to the lady of the first President of Confederate
States-Charleston Courier.
Shall We have Lord Davis next? Lords and La
dies 60 together.-Fdy. Observer.
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d l E d

In the county of Stokes the 18th inst, Mrs. Martha
Martin, rect Of the late Col James Martin The deceased
we'll known to many who occupied prominent positions
in State in former days. Her abode the seat of
both in her husbands life time and afterwards during much
Of her widowhood. She remarkable for clear and
vigorous understanding and for great energy in tie
agement of her domestic affairs and for many years
devout member of the Presby church. Mrs. Martin
about So years old when she died. [Cox.
~ Salisbury papers will please copy.
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T III E M A II X e T 3 -.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

MARCH %, 1851.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather the receipts of
produce have been light.
COTrON-We note an advance with sales on Friday at
II Il cents for last grade for manufacturing here.
FLOUR.-There has been fair demand. with slight
advance in prices.
SPTS. TURPT-Has arrived in small lots with sales
3o0slc.
BACON.-Sales N. c. Hog round At 1O1f@l11fc as for
quality.
GRAIN.-No change in prices GaroInian.
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For GOVERNOR OF TENNEssEE-W. g. Brownlow,
the well known editor of the Knoxville Wing, an
nounces himself candidate for Governor of Ten
nessee at the next August election. He runs upon
his own hook as candidate of the Union antiseces-
sion party. Landon @. Haynes will probably be
the candidate of ths disunion party. -.
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N. C. Six Per Cent. state Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARrMINf OF N. c.
March 10 lS80

March 10. 1850. I
- at this Office until 10 o'clock A. M 18th April next
for the purchase Of Of bonds issued BY the
State of EorthCarolina on account Of Western Railroad
from Fayetteville to the Coaelds" and aso for the pur
chase of Of Bonds issued by the State Of North
Caroline ON account Of the Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad each running thirty years from April
!, 1851.
The above bonds will have Coupons for interest at six
per cent per annum attached, payable let April and o.
tober in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable At the Bank Of
the Republic the city Of r. unless where the party pre-
fers to have them payable 1t the Treasury Of the State
Successful bidders upon being informed Of the accept
Of their bids, deposit the amount Of their bids,
including the accrued interest," to the credit of the UNDER
signed in the Bank aforesaid in the Bank of North
Carolina Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
proposals for N c. Stocks" to the undersigned at Ra
LEIGH n C.
The bids will be opened in the presence Of the Governor,
Secretary and Comptroller Of State and the President Of
the Bank of North Carolina
D. W. COURTS, Pub. Treas.
40-w6awtd.
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The Nississipian- published at jackson, Missis-
sippi-says that "thc Constitution for the perma-
nent government before Mississippi becomes party
to the compact, must be submitted directly to a
vote of the people of the State If it is not done,
the question of the right of the people to form their
own government may require practical solution, be-
fore the new order is fully established They will
not hold themselves bound by government which
they will have had no hand in creating"
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VUYATT,s PULMONIC BALSAM.-THIS

"YATT'S PULMONlC BALSAM.-THIS
w Invaluable Compound has been in successful use
for than 20 years. It has cured hundreds who
thought to be ncurabe of Pulmonary Complaint many
of whom had abandoned all hopes Yet they are re-
stored to vigorous health, after having been given up BY
friends and physicians. =.
In all complaints Of the lungs throat chest and SIDE
such as pain in the breast splitting Of blood painful and
ing, old and stubborn cough and for the relief Of con-
sumptives Price 81 per bottle. Prepared by
W. Il. WYATT, Druggist ana Apothecary.
Nos. !s6 and iss Main st.,
Salisbury, NC.
March |, 1851. 26-w6sv8m.
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Fort Sumter to be Ebacuated-Maj Anderson to go
to Nevport Barracks, kentucky.
Especial to the Baltimore Daily Exchanged
FoRr SUMTER, March 18, 1S61.-We are making
active preparations oleave and there is consequent
ly much hustle and confusion, some Of the officers
being busily engaged in making up tbe accounts,
and others in getting everything ready. We shall
certainly leave here on Saturday. Maj Anderson is
ordered to Newport Barracks, KY, and Capt Foster
is directed to report himself to the department at
Washington. ..-. 49,. 5..i,s.f
.-. Yours, &C.,
[The above is from an officer stationed at Fort
Sumter, and well known in this city. The state
ment may therefore be implicitly relied upon.-Eds
Ball. Exchanged .- -I >, F-
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Supplies to b Cut off from the Gulf Gquodron
NEW ORLEANS, March 23-The Commissioners to
Europe from the Confederate States are to leave for
Europe on the 31st -. -1 :r.r e. So
At Pensacola, Gen. Bragg has issued proclama-
ton prohibiting vessels from furnishing supplies to
the United States vessels-ofwar off Pensacola under
the penalty of confscation. e.
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W A correspondent of the Banner, of this
place. writing from Wilson giving an account of the
late disunion meeting in that place. says:
"The editor of the Standard, in particular, was
branded by the late editor of the Rough Notes. Mr..
Robinson, with being an aristocratic nabob, whose
of the poor man against the rich man; yet, he
(Holden) was never the man to invite poor white
aboring man, whilst in his own employ, to seat in
his own parlor. But he (Holden) having been ele-
waited by the people of party, paraded the streets
of the capital of the old State, in his "premium
coach" traitor to the State-and grander tory
never graced British SOIL"
Poor Robinson!
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GEO. w BLOUNT,
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law,
WILSON, N. c.,
WTlLL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties. So
Feb 81, 1850. ...... .... ...- 1t-w&sw1y.
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From Arkans8s.

LITTLE Rock, March 2lst-The Secession ordi-
nance has been defeated by four majority.
Arkansas, then, will remain IN the Union. Her
people have too much sense and too much patriot
ism to join the new Confederacy. The Memphis
Avalanche, rabid disunion paper, gives up Arkan-
sas, and says "craven and cowardly submission has
burnt deep into The brow of majority of the dele
gates and Arkansas will be forced to kiss the hand
that smtes her." OF course that is all nonsense
The people of Arkansas are as brave as those of
South Carolina They would submit to wrong no
sooner than would the people of the Confederate
States but they not afraid Of Lincoln, and they
are not to be rushed out of the Union "before break
fast" All hail Arkansas! Many of her citizens
are natives of North Carolina and Virginia. and this
fact accounts for the pluck and the hard sense they
are now exhibiting.
Great excitement prevailed at Little Rock follow
ing the rejection of the secession ordinance. A
promise was effected by the convention to submit
the question of cooperation secession to the peo-
pie of-Arkansas on the first Monday in August.
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ATTENTION! PINEY WOODS CAVALRY.
,.n MEET ut the Parade Grounds Saturday 8oth at
~ l0 O'Clock. for parade with 10 rounds of blank car.
~ tndges. BY order Of the Captain.
W. T. POOLE O.S.
March. 26, 1861. S3-lt,
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MARRIED.

In Winston Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. J. E.
Manu. Col w. Aspaugh senior Editor of the Winston
Sentinel, to Mrs. Olivia Stedman.
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THEhOA AK CITY House,
(Opposite tie Post OficxD
RALEIGH, n. G.
IHtHIS HOUSE has BEEN REcENTEY IEFITTED
y and newly f1rsishs4IH elegant STYLE and NJ MON.
IAGeES 20 yRhiassbii Ast opesst - il s.soid
ara, 4 NEw BlfLlARD ,aAL60K.
Witt swS ~ Pislax's Patent Conblsitfox'
sJ5s 81 ta:aj CttAltn Tables. ~ ~ ~
This EstabhsaMsnt under new arrangement has bs(ss
really stocked wftE PgRK LIQUORS, WfNEH sSEGARSs
on the CASH plan, " cemresnt and obligne MsnaesE
n ;. Walter b. fsAofs Old u Snd - DSSsk
d aIalcy and the hnsss ReaaiAs Az aways On
1888 II snaeks Served ~ al HdSif. r. b.
FREE LUNCH given daily q II o'eiosk. 4a.
March a5, 1851. 8 Sa1vSsv v
~ Register copy times inside
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
CAREFULLY CORRECTED BIZ
MARTIN, TAM HILL CO..

M a n a " n "A d w.,
MARCH 2s 1861.
COTTON The falling off in the receipts of cotton, at
all the ports and rather favorable European advces
have had tendency sn the price of this article and
note improved demand at higher rates, to Nc.
all grdes compared with prices ten days since
The popular crop estimate is put down to S75000O
bales and the falling off in receipts at all the ports up
this tme show bales less than last year
time. We sales this week of about 1900 to 1900 bales
mostly at l2c for good lots and for very prime
very fancy crops held above this fgur the stock of
this kind very small. Very grades quote at
lQA@ll0%. Medium and mixed lots 1l@l1<c. Receipts
very light The market closes very firm with good de-
mand.
WHEAT.-There has been but limited business done
in wheat the past week for want of stock. Good ard
prime grades of white have been in very good demand
with sales to yesterday at 81 50@l CO. Yesterday the
market excited and several parcels brought 1885,
and note sales to day again at the Common kind
Of white have continued pretty dull with bales at 81 S5l
49, Red is not in much demand Sales at 81 sS@1l 81.
TOBACCO-The breaks the past week have been very
moderate and for all kind of desirable tobacco very full
prices have been paid The market this morning for Tugs
less active and prices showed decline We now
quote dark rich leaf suitable for twist s9. Stem.
ming common to fair 61S@71a; no fine semming opening
2@sh for poor to fair, and t@4 for good very good.
Some few lug hhds. bring 5@5H 1t yet too early for
fine manufacturing Sorts and but little of that will be sent
down before May Planters having Tugs priced had, we
think better send them to market The demand for Tugs
is mainly for shipping and hhhs Of good weight say l4Oo
to $500 are preferred.
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lust RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
- BEAUTIFUL PARASOLS, r" 'a.3Al FI
PARASOLETS -rts".Hs t-..-
SHADES, ~ ,,-. 49,.
UMBRELLAS. .
ALSO, p"
Four cases of that sparkling SCUPPERNONG CHAN.
PAGNE Manufactured BY Burbank and Galae bar, WISH.
ington, N. C. w. II. b. 3. TUCKER
March 26, 1851. Ess -rat iIrr l=sstab S. 7a
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Ratification by Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, March A-The State Convention
has ratified the Confederate Constitution BY vote
Of 10I 70 Z H.. .4s a. :, ss,...s - ~;
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Election at Burlingt0n,

Election at Burlington.
BURLINGTON, N. j., March 2O.-At the election
held here yesterday the whole Democratic Union
Ticket was elected, by about 100 majority. This is
a great gain over the Opposition.
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TIE Missouri Stots Conventiou,

"S ~ soeVuTS Ct0t6 COnUCHt1OH.
ST. LOUIS March 19.-Maior Wright concluded
his speech in the Convention this morning, after
which the first and second resolutions reported by
the majority Of the Committee on Federal Relations
were passed-the first with but one dissenting voice,
and the second unanimously.
Mr.. Hough moved to amend the second resolution,
as follows THAT, wishing to restore peace to our
country We desire the Federal Government 10 with
draw the troops from the forts now occupied by them
in the seeded States"
The amendment was laid on the table
Mr.. Post offered the following as an addition to
the third resolution: "And that in the event of .
refusal by the Northern States to agree to such an
adjustment Of the slavery question: and our sister
border slave States shall decide to change their rea-
tons with the General Government Missouri will
not hesitate to take her stand in favor of her South.
ern brethren"
This was lost by ayes %; nays 6s.
Three other amendments to the third resolution
then laid the table, and ordered to be print
ed They will come up after the resolutions are
passed upon.
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March /, 1861.
THE WILSON SCHOOLS,
Wilson, N. c.,

BY MR. AND MRS. RICHARDSON,
Aided by a full and able Corps Of Assistant
Teachers in all Departments.
VNHESE SCHOOLS will be re-opened for the admission
IL of pupils Thursday, the 10th Of January, 1851.
APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION
Examined and classed Thursday and Friday 10th and
connection with the Schools during the session should b
present.
Strangers to the plans and character Of these school
will receive catalogue application to the Principal
Dec. IA, 1850. l0a-v&sw2m.
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MAJOR GENERAL OEs7TH DIVISION
III We are requested to shnounce Col PETER G. FOS.
Of ths5th Dyiaien u North Carolina Militia. 7i'i'FF "
March n, 1861. ..ei, ] sa,t!g5 c,js 8t--tG Q.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-03-27

Charles Francis Adams, our minister to England,
is the third Of his family who has represented the
United States at the Court Of St James. John
Adams, his grandfather, and John Q. Adams, his
father, formerly filled the position.
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Mr.. M1LLER.-We observe that the name of
Henry w. Miller ESQ.,, of this city is mentioned
suitable candidate for Congress at the election in
August next in the Wake District Mr.. Ms great
talents undoubtedly fit him for any position to which
the people might call HIM. G. Christian 3D.
p0cdte
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SUBM1ss1oN1srs. US define this now common
term. He is submissionist who wishes Virginia
to surrender her own judgment to the dictation of
others.
He is submissionist who would allow the voice
of petulant and ever dissatisfied State to precipi
tate us into horrid revolution.
He is submissionist who consents that the four
millions of the Cotton States should rule the eight
millions of the great Border States.
He is submissionist who says that Virginia, with
her million and half of people, shall not be the
bitter Of her own destiny.
He is submssionist who dares not stand his
ground and face the approaching danger in the
Union.-Richmond WAig. -...
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Many of the stories set afoat recently about emf
grafton from Virginia to certain other States are
said to be all CANNON. The probability is that the
emigration will be to Virginia. Our State is the
best greatest safest land on the continent of Amer
ica.-N0rt0lk Herald
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REPoRrED EXPRESSLY N. G. "srAxDARD"
By LONDON BRYAN, # :
Comnission Aerchants 80 hsdis Street.
MARCH 81, 1861.
COTTON.-Our market continues very firm and sustans
the advance noticed last week. Holders are very stiff and
expect still higher prices The advces from the South nd
cate that the crop be less than last season.
We quote low middling ll1<0ll%c middling l2@lsHc;
strict middlng leX@l211ic; good mddling l@ls-ali
cash.
NAVAL sTORES-spirits Turpentipe quiet with sales
at 37c Resins of all kinds are dull last sales common
81 sos months; Tar g as@9 50. -. .-7
GUNNY CLOTH.-Standard weights and widths s1<@
sAc. cash; Jute rope s1Sc.; Manila TX. -
APPLES-Extra selec 202 Is; Irish potatoes 81 50:
pea nuts 81 37@l 10. .a--- .Gi,
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HILLSBOROUGH
MILITARY ACADEMY.

PETERBOROUGH
MILITARY ACADE MY. -
INNS INSTITUTION is under the eosaaet Of Col: Q.
IL c. Tew. formerly superintendent = IT, State Militia
an education Of the same scientific ana p,.stic. character
that obtained in the State Military ssisutions Of vir
hinia and South -C SSIiRsE OF s-unr
First Year, 5h Class-Arithmstie, Agebra, French,
History United States, English sanuar Geography, Or
Second Year, 4ta Aass-Algelr, 6sosesry, Trieonom.
etry. French Latin, Universal History, Composition.
flird Ysar Sd Gass-Desesiptiye Geometry. Shades,
French Latin. RHstors, History Of Ensisnd Eiss:.a1:,
Fswti Yser, Fl aa.-Dif and Int Calculus. Natural
wa Ysar. i.s Gass~Agriea,.ur. Chemistry. A...oa.
Ss 4 f cs s
ity Constellation Of the United States. :, " =.
Infantry and ARTILLERY Drill win form feature Of ~
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKs. E
The Academic year will cemmsnce tAs first Wsdses.
day a to sse' s
Barracks arranged With SPECIAL fersnes She nesess
ties of Military Academy II. baildng 2ls feet
ns ss s ss
and hospital. - 'aa
The charges for the scademie year ars 38l6 for which
the academy provides board fuel lights washing insrue.
ton, Textbooks, medical attsndanee and clothing
For circulars containing fhll information address
~ IS ~; Ts-es eel COL G. G. 7EW,
r.ustI 10 a.srs.,at ss. ft 3 1upocN. n. 4.
November 30, 1860. lgt. AA-wAsvly.s
"YATTsS SPECIFIC PILLS CURE PkRNA.
w nenty with dispatch Their cary ne viii ave q:
psnse and much future misery. 1lsy q sDnt:s Nd
alike Tor male female and estirey free tm taste and
smell. Price 3D. Sent By mail including aampA Pre-
hrs p: W. n. WYATT, DrugGist and ApstAe@!, "+'t
,..-...r-7t ..-. Nos lss nd les Main St,
.'-.t'i .i' b.. Ssxshvy, N. @.
March 4, 1851. se-vlsvsn
RIOTICE.-ON THURSDAY, 3SfR APRIL NEXT,
IN ct the Of Llingtou, W. tbs undersigned Com
i.soners BY virtue Of sathcr Aon the County Coast
Ts.1n. 49, ~ - ~ eesdit
.sss5s !: gisss7s 20 q DARbRE, 9I1 a
go :rar hasI4yrsfI a. s.. NcN1HLk szsGl Z s.,
- ss ..o.tss4abgi "a JEO. asgoRMlCK.. go
y - ,s.rafGae9 tlpe ]. * HARRINGTON, Is .
/ NarshlS lssl.m sise!2'dt 'F''0y 1isa' q xtd -
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NORFOLK MARKET. ...s
RspoRrED EXPRESSLY FOR THE N. c. "srANDAlo.'
BIZ M'PHEETERS GHISELIN,
WAossals Grocers Forwarding Communion Krehonts
MARCH %, 1851.
COTTON-The market for the past four days has been
active The sales reach 1900 to 1900 bales opening after
the bad weather at l2c for md and closing to-day with
ding lots are held at i21S The Argos news has
parted more stiffness to the market.
FLOUR-The demand Is good for the home trade with.
out enquiry for shipment s. F. S. Extra ssN; Family
N@71. ....g. :
DRIED FRUlT-Al kinds are almost unssleable at any
price. Last sales apples Toe.
NAVAL STORES-Very dull. Tar 81 50; Spts Turpt.
s3@s5; common rosin 81 ~. :,
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We have been for some time in public life, and
we accustomed to Misrepresentation of all kinds.
We bear it patiently, and often spontaneously, but
we confess that sometimes we grieved by it
We have nothing to say to the Salisbury Banner,
for his article above quoted is evidently the emana
ton of crazy or very ignorant person; but we
do think the Journal and Democrat have treated us
unjusty and unkindly in connecting us with an in
suit to the Governor of the State "Some mems
way heretofore was evidently intended for US.
Some three or four weeks since We were hung in
efgy in Charlotte by four or five men or boys. We
attached no Importance to it. for We felt sure the
people of Charlotte not only had hand in it. but
disapproved it. Suppose we had said "such con-
duct is unbecoming gentlemen and d;sgraceful" to
Charlotte-what would the Democrat have said?-
On election day we were groaned at by few per-
sons in Wilson and Tarborough,-what would have
been thought Of our sense of justice if we had at
tempted to hold the people Of those places response
BILE for such conduct? s. ..-
We learn that the disunionsts in various portions
of the State denounce Raleigh and Wake County as
"abotion holes," because majority of their ,peo-
pie are Union men. Such denunciations, while they
may and do provoke those at whom they are aimed
really amount to nothing. No one believes them
no one can believe them. The people Of Wake Coun-
ty own ten thousand slaves. Think you good read
er that majority of such people are either aboli
tionists, or in q way to become go We know per-
sonally nearly all the voters in Wake and we do not
know Of single abolitionist among them. Of the
roo who voted the Union ticket 1t the Raleigh box
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NIOTICE.-ON THURSDAY. sSfR APRIL NEXT,
IN at tho town Of Lllngtou, W. ths undersigned Com
missionsrs BY virtue Of sathory Ron the County Court
Of Harnsst will proceed TO I'll ths lets in said IOWA..
Terms, three ss niasan NO liosths credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-25

THE CHIcAso PREss ADVANCES Irs PRIcx-
The Chicago daily papers, viz the Tribune, the
Times and the Journal, have advanced the price
OF the papers TO city subsc ribers from twelve to
nneen cents week, and mail subscribers 10 nav
seven Instead Of six dollars year hereafter
UTAt last accounts Mt vesuvius had begun
again to emit smoke, rumble and show decided
signs Of a coming eruption. Prof Palmieri d.
rector OF the Neapolitah Observatory, 10 In daily
expectation OF something turning up.
ID The balances due southern newspapers nj
feulngilIs advertising agency, In Boston, were
sttacned by the United States Marshal on Tues
aay. Ihe aggregate sum will amount to more
tnsn thousand dollars =
III The Census Marshal Of Nevada Territory
has finished his report, and finds that the total
Pcpuianon, Including Esmeralda and Honey
III The Panama Railroad company voted In
Invest about $500 ,o0o In Treasury nofes. Thev
have already taken si00, 600, and peopose 10 recali
their deposits from London -, = : =.
OH H. expected that by the lss Of Januasv en-
snfng, the line Of telegraph connscsina ST. Louis
with san fssnciscs win be completed and In
working order 80 6 7-7 '1,T7 =, =
5 Hr w. D.. Astor has subscribsd for $50 .ooo Of
the Treasury Notes. The whole family ought b
9ks Aye millions. ls1Nl " . :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-25

0A horrible accident occurred In Douglas
sSowSsnip' S Berhs county, Pa, on Friday last. As
was experimenting with bomb sheeI, which had
Just been cast, II prematurely ex xploded piece Of
the missile striking him In the forehead, between
!ne and the root Of the nose, penetrating
same time Mr.. Samuel Weidner was terribly
burned In the face, and VIII probably lose his
eye-sight. The Weavers have a coutract Tor
making large number Of shells for the Govern