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Gieamboais ato Railroads.

FALL RIVER LINE 0TlCE.-CfANHL
Il Of BOUR--On ard efter FRIDAY, Nov .he rfsa
Of ~ PAIL RIVER Line BOSTON we I'm
FALL RIVER, VIII leave Pier No. . " ~ AZ o., TISs'
'"~''" VI : '''>N' - "'' WILLIAM BORDEN. AgcIt.
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DOSTON DAILY via GROTON.- The Steam
I'D ers COMMOSWEA fTli ard PLYMOUrd ROCE
from Pior Nc. 49, al p n W. n EDWARDS Agent, Office
Nc. rs Mcst-st.
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TAXES REcEWED.-More than a million dollars
was taken at the Tax Receivers Office last week,
making total receipts thus Ear during the month OF
nearly four millions dollars The following Is the
statement in detail:
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and now when in August the bottom of the
river comes to the top, and noisome stencil
arises therefrom, and all this in the city, am
surprised that there is so little sickness.
A few words on the state Of public feeling
here in regard to the Union and the cuttings.
up in the South. There are great many in
the city who are from Virginia. Most of them
sympathize with the border states. The Irish
and the "dimmycrats" generally are in favor
of much concession. The republicans are
mostly of the "stand firm" principle, while
there may be few who sympathize with kel-
lcgg. But talk of closing the Mississippi
and all declare "that shall never be- "War
to the knife" would be the result of any re-
strictions the South might make on the free
navigation of the Father of Waters"
Galena has always gone democratic until
last fall at the presidential election, when the
democrats were utterly astounded to find the
republican vote ahead. Next Monday the
city election takes place, and now one party
is straining every nerve to keep what they
haze gained, while the other is making every
exertion to regain their lost ground. The
resul; is doubtful. In my next will try to
get into the lead question. NJ. j.. 5.
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a fortnight. There is also every reason to
believe that an assault would instantly follow
the announcement that the garrison is not TO
be Withdrawn. The batteries. including the
floating monster whose efficacy is so conf
IDENTIFY reckcned upon by the engineers who
constructed it, await only the word of COM
mand TO pour their fire into the devoted fort
Gen Beauresard. the commander Just select
ed to conduct the assault, is an accomplished
and experienced officer, who has seen much
active service, and who, after a thorough in
spection of the deienccs and means of attack,
declares the post can be carried in forty
eight hours"
In these circumstances what is the duty Of
the government at Washington ? Shall il
persist in the attempt to retain a pos,ion,the
untenableness OF which is demonstrated by
every military adviser, by every fact within
its knowledge, and by the unwilling testimo-
n, of the commander himself? In this ut
terlv hopeless enterprise. shall il precipitate
a civil conflict. the deplorabe results Of which
will be not only the industrial and social ruin
of this generation, but all Inheritance of feud
and bloodshed TO its Successors When the
border states, with patriotic moderation have
withdrawn all other conditions OF their abid-
ing loyalty to the Union, save abstinence
from coercion. shall We alienate them forever
by this wanton and criminal pursuit of an
impracticable point of honor, the offspring Of
sectional or partisan pride ? These are the
question ) which engage the anxious attention
of the new cabinet. and ensross It's d,hbeia-
tons. Upon the determination. the immedi-
ale and remote future of the people are de-
neuhlut y l Iime.
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educational.
Essex County Teachers Associations.


The association tol this county held It's first
sehl-ahhuaI session AT West Concord, tht
III anu ''''' "''s' anu 'o"o'' II "">
S''''''! soo@i! number were present 10 ''S-
'e" u "'' ''o'e esS"! 's I''"'o'c NN'Sc'-O' '''e
'ifs' hlo'hlhs'
III the afternoon 'ht following resolution
caieo ioi'h nearly discussion irom many OF
"'e audience ~h'ch was quite large
"'So''euIi NAT '''Eot"l p"i'iSHh''' can
,,,a,, of nnr solnd(. u;,ha,, ar;a,s do,r;
ment to prorer discipline.
After which the audience were invited to
an earnest, soul-checrng address by Rev l..
II. Tabor. SuEjcct-End and objects of ed
ucaton.
In the evening Charles W King read an
ESSAY up0u the "Dj,adyaotaoe G. sending
children to school i: too youne III age" fol-
lowed by discussion unon the resolution
That sufficient attention is not given 10 the
modes and manners OF OuOlIS-aOd closed Oy
a re.rcaJ;rc Of the morning ESSAY.
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ATTENDING school, This was foIlow.J ,v an
oxo.IIon, oddross ,oooho.. b.. 1,l T.
Wooahrr,
nor,;on of ,be .e,or,oo, uos nIorod
IN d;lonss;on a.a xor.u.. os ,1,, oo,,5;.;.. =,
tho schools IN Corcora by L Cbaso j., 1r,
enburg bv G. " Kicc and chased bv = ,4II.
;no address bv fine n,esidsn, Rev Wm Sow
all. Subject-Home culture There was
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but neither party would let him. The lawyer
below was consulted. The result was evl-
dent. In half an hour Lady c. was free and
Patrick Philan, her legitimate hu band, a
prisoner for debt to the amount of forty
thousand pounds.
Well, sir, for some time Pat thought he
was in dream, and the creditors thought
they were still worse. The following day
they had a meeting and, finding how they
had been tricked. swore they would detaln
him forever but as they we'll knew he had
nothing, and would not feel much shame in
going through the Insolvent Court, they
made the best Of bad bargain, and let him
go.
Well, you must know, about week after
this, Paddy Philan was sitting by his little
fire, and thinking over the wonderful things
he had seen, when, as sure as leath. tie
postman brought him letter. the first he
had ever received, which he took over to a
fiend of his, one Ryan, fruit seller-be-
cause, you see, he was no great hand atread-
ing writing-to decipher for him. 1t ran
thus:
Go to Don"ra and marry Kathleen
O'Reilly. The instant the knot is tied full
fill my promise for making you comfortable
for life. But, as you value your life and lib
erty, never breathe syllable of what has
passed Remember you are in my power if
YOU tell your story. The money will be paid
TO YOU directly if you enclose me Your mar
riage certificate. send you fft! pounds for
present expenses. c.
%, happy Paddy! Didn't he start next
day for Cork, and didn't he mary Kathleen,
and touch a thousand pounds /? And. what
is more, he took a cottage, which perhaps YOU
know, not hundred miles from Butfn. in
the county of Limerick, and, i'faix, he forgot
his first wife entirely, and never told any one
but myself, under the promise of secrecy, the
story of his Fleet marriage
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tn Experience Among the Glaciers.


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who "were not of chem" and truly reflected
credit upon themselves.
Adjourned to meet at Lunenburg in No
vember.
CHARLES W. KING, Rec'dg Sec'y
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Term>.-One copy per annum, s1.5O
Ii not paid within the year. $500
Terms of Adyerti>img.-Fo one square
of 10 lines this size type three insertions, 81.
Each additional Insertion. - cents 4 square. A
liberal discount to those who advertise bv the
year. Cards of 3 lines in Business Directory. -
a year, Liberations, Estrays, Notices to Lcgis-
laturc, 81 each in advance.
). NJ PE1TENGILL & Co., ll9 Nassau st., New
ork, and State st. Boston. and S. r. NILES.
SooIlay Building, Court st. Boston, are our au-
thorized Agents
Job Printing of all kinds done neatly and at
living prices. All kinds of Papers and Cards
kept constantly On hand
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NJ, Ca,harnc 3. K.ddcr would ike a few G"-
iii, y. music. Irrrn~ 80. ElrKtHCf> -JoAn
". lifts. ". Adams, Z. +. Baker, b. T len
,,v po..or Ms. 80 i3'
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II OON ? 4 P + K.
IL larse stock Of new style Room Papers;
cling very low. Also, EorderinSs, PRINTED ana
Plain Window Curtains at ,-,-,,.
E.F. & L. ?. BROWNS
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ST. JU1INSBI KY, Vt.
{. NJ. STONE a. Co. Publishers
OFFICE, next door north Of Court House.
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u4yID CHADW &c II
C.o. G., i Geo. W. CA1OoN'

ATTORNEY X COUNSELLOR Al LA"
= ,', .,I ,-I-oR : cHAHCLEY. BURAE, W.
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II AIR JE " E L R y made by

Ms C. c. CIlIIDS,
n the latest and most approved styles ana a.
rna,rsr rates than in Boston or New York
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II NELANO Il CO.,

PRODUCE COMMISSION NERCHAN -
y 29,IrY WHARF. h"sT"N-
RID K Co.. would call the S9' ca. H,,'n'!'h o.
.,.-..ccr- e. thr ia,t that they '"hh!'e '"'i'''
-,..--N IL ~ --luL,I,-. .,lI w !It-9.
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-. G. cIiC.
,S,,n< JyE1'SE Lyndon. VI.

>RBLE DEALER, (HA>E> bl llLp4N"
.rl.l..n \
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X f NJ 4 II KS.

MARKS.
Experienced and thoroughly qualified teachers givet
entire time to their respective departments.
Extra charges and needless expenses strictly pro
hbited-necessary purchases made by the teachers.
Pcayune pedars allowed TO enter the premises and
no pocket money is required
Oxford is situated the healthy hills of Granville. l2
miles from the Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, and is
nected with Henderson Station by daily line of stages.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions The
first opens the first Monday in July and closes the
last Thursday in November The second opens the first
Monday in January and closes with the annual commence
ment the last Thursday in Nav.
Students received for sessions Cores
pondents will direct their Elvnrs to
MILLS Il CO., Oxford, n. G.
December II, 1860 lOl-tf
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Fall Trade of 1859.
TWlIIE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIV-
IL ing their Fall supplies of
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Fam
cy Goods, Perfumery, &C.,
which have teen carefully selected in the Northern Mar
kets by CT the firm which they invite inspection
from their frieLIA md the public generally.
PHYSICIANS,
Will find our Stock complete, and to those about
mencng the practice of Medicine guarantee outfit
for less money than they purchase it North from
Giles and quantities wanted by beginners for this part of the
country.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We can supply with Spices Soda Dyestufs Patent Med
Mines SnufS &C. at very small advance New York
prices and request them to price stock in this line be-
fore making their purchases.
PAINTS AND OILS
We have given special attention to the purchase Of and
having bought them exclusively of the Manufacturers for
Cds will sell them at such prices cannot fail to please;
end would say 10 Cash and shortme purchasers. they
will consult their interest by calling on us before buying
PERFUMERY, &c.
OF the best Foreign and Domestic Manufacture such
Hair and Nail Brushes and Druggists Fancy Goods gener
ally We have the largest and most complete assortment
we have ever had the pleasure to exhibit
Believing our home Journals sufficient medium for adj
get up while North, a special Circular proclaimng our
speed and BOTTOM preferring that friends and The
community should judge whether sell good Articles
and as cheap any other House.
Orders solicited from the surrounding country, which
shall have prompt attention, and be executed with
neatness and despatch.
Physicians prescriptions and family receipts compound
ed at all hours of the day and night with and
racy. -
Raleigh, Sept. 26, 1859. s4-ts
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METH. PROT. FEMALE COLLEGE,

Jamestown, GUILFORD Co, n. G.
TVNHE FIFTH SESSION WILL OPEN JULY 4,
d under the charge of G. w. HEGE \. NJ.
This Institution has the advantage Of healthy location
large and comfortable buildings and extensive philosoph
cal and chemical apparatus, &c.
The President and family, with the other members of
with the students Tuition 81 per session; Music the
Piano or Guitar $50; Grecian Painting 81 80; Embrude-
ry 81 so. Latin French, Oriental Painting, Drawing
Hair Flowers Wax Flowers, Feather Flowers Wax Fruit
each So Vocal Music 81 contingent expenses 81; Beard
ing 81 80 per month"; including washing and fires half in
advance. For further information address
W. HEGE, President.
June IS, 1861. 57-tf
cSy- State Journal copy.
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nnn AAA FRUIT TREES.-AT Lux
NDVbsVBUU umburg. mile southwest Of
Greensbor5 n C-consisng CT Apples, Pears, Peaches
Plnms Aprcots Nectarines, DC The above number OF
Trees and plants now ready for sale oy lnS
in the business he aters himself that ne now Nus
The most select collection in the Southern States. s,o
All orders promptly attended to- and CATALOGUES re viii
on application Persons ordering catalogues oy mali WI"
please inclose a stamp to prepay
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
John NJ Clark Wilmington; RI fus Scott Faye''e'i"e
= q 'A''e'' 0''' THOMAS H. FENTREsS:
August 2s, 1850.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Plies, FrsTULA, JUNIORS, &C., &c.
nRg A. GLoPTON, of Huntsville, Ala, treats win
- reflect success Hemorrhoids' ris.u'a' w. h.s
treated an old Governor of the State the Oldest
& Montgomery several Physicians in If soDe
Tr~;ni Tennessee and Mississippi. The patient rs not
cSne to his bed or ROOM Testimonials OF the highest
character forwarded to any that may wish them ,;
Ofce in Huntsville Alabama his native town, lmHeu'
sarely on the Memphis and Charleston Rallr' ad.
three cent stamp accompany all
Address ]. A. CL0PTON, NJ D.
Huntsville, Ala.
March ], 1861. " -
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NOTICE.

VNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY
u JAIL of Franklin county, North Carolina mulatto
man of medium brightness, about from his appearance
twenty years of age, about six feet high has down look
when spoken to- and not very intelligent No particular
mark or marks on his known of by which he might
be otherwise than the above with the exception
Of some fresh marks of the lash his back He SAYS he
is free by the of Henry Valentine was raised
In the county of Granville, Henderson N c. and left
said county last fall and went to Raleigh N c. and from
there to N Hars in Nash county where he remained
until some few days SINCE when he came to franklin He
were going carry him 10 the war He has no free ma
pers and badly clad His owner if any, is requested to
come and charges and take him away bere the time
limited for such otherwise he will be dealt with as the law
directs. "
June q, 1861 .. ss--SI.
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"United we Stand, Divided we Fall"

"United we Stand, Divided we FALL"
UURRA! FOR US-.-WE TRY AGAIN!
VN1HILE our country is in state of political excite
w ment, and business seems depressed, we have
determined to unite our efforts to carry on the
Coach Manufac turing,
For the MUTUAL BENEFIT of ourselves, and for the
ACCOMMODATION of all those who may favor with
their custom We will endeavOr TO do all work sent in
Neat and Substantial Manner, and at Moderate
Prices. Our long experience in the COACH BUSINESS
6aters US that we Shall be able give general satisfaction
BASuFORD & GORMAN.
ANY person who NAV wish their Carriages Reprinted
and Repaired will do well TO give call, as II. COR
MAN who is generally known GOOD COACH PAIN
TER hopes be able to please ali those VIII may favor
us with their custom. The Prices shall be moderate and
the workmanship shall be good if not BETTER than any
done in the City Il. d. e..
~ Our Shop is west of the Capitol, known the
CLARK OLD STAND.
Ian % 1891 1S--tf
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BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &C,

TINE subscriber tenders his thanks to the friends and
the public for the patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him, and promises in the future spare exero1s to
please and accommodate his customers He may be found
punctuay al his stand at the Central Depot with full
supply of the latest newspapers and the best books
and periodicals. He respectfully soicits call from all
who wish to keep posted in the and literature the
day. H. UTLEY
Raleigh, Dec. o. 1850 lO7-tf
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FOR SALE.

"Come to Jesus" Formerly G. pages) in 80, and
in s four page tracts
APproUed By al the Pastors Of this CFty1
large edition of the above should be printed before the
type is distributed, will cost $40 to them The
number and variety will be increased the funds are
given.
500 pays for 100000 pages $40 pays for SOOO and 81
pays for 1900 pages.
Donations TO be sent to the Agent which he will &C
knowledge by letter. and report each of the Pastors of
this City, More than 10000 pages of tracts have been
sent to the soldiers in Virginia
WIN. ]. W. CROWDER
Tract Agent.
Raleigh, N. c., July 3, 1861. eat
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECTUI
-" Ill III u X
Sloan's Constructive Architecture.

SIOdn CONSTRUCTING ATChlteCture.
A GUIDE FOR THE BUILDER AND CARpPNrpn
N Exhibiting the construction of series of DESIGNS
Roofs Domes Spires and the Five Orders of Arcbitf
selected from the best specimens of Grecian and R
Art, with the figured dimensions of their Height Pn
ton and Profile To which is added Treatise on Pr:
cal Geometry The whole illustrated by sxty-two nIta
and accompanied by explanatory text By SamuaI SIS
Architect, author of the Model Architect" "Cv
Suburban Architecture etc. One VOL 4to price aa
SIoan's City and Suburban Architecture.
In which are exhibited numerous Designs ard H. g..
for Public Edifces Private Residences and Nerca,a!S
Buildings Illustrated with 1886 folio engravings sccor
panied BY Specifications, and Historical and ExpIanatn
Text By Samuel Sloan author of the Model ArchooS
"Sloan,s Constructive Architecture" ETC., etc. One vol
folio. Price $l2 20. 0'
For sale by
Raleigh, Aug. Is, 1859. -
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y . MISCELLANEOUS.
JACOB KULL & SONS,
Manufacturers of Gents and Boys Clothing,

CIVIL AND MILITARY USE,
eep constantly on hand large assortment of
Cloths, of all Descriptions,
Military Clothing. Also,
Cassimeres and Vestings.
CORNER SYCAMORE AND 0LD Sis,
Petersburg, Va.
August 6, 1861. ~
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RALLY, NoRTu.CAROLINlANs!

RALLY, NORTH-CAROLINlANS
"AFING BEEN ASSURED THAT REGIMENT
II IL of Foot Mounted Rihemen furnishing their own
arms and if mounted their horses will be accepted
by the State twelve month volunteers during war;
have volunteered my services to aid getting up such
Regiment. need not appeal to the patriotism Of my fell
luw-citizens join in this crisis They already
trust fully aroused to the importance of rayng TO the de-
fence of the State and the South Between this and the
18th of August will visit the counties of FORSYTH Yadkn
Stokes Surry, Dave Davidson Iredell and GuiIford TO
solicit the aid of gentlemen in those patriotic counties
The State calls us-let respond quickly
Letters the subject addressed to me here will be
promptly attended to.
SAMI. Z. PHILLIPS
Raleigh, n. c. July "a, 1861, 57-tf
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DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

A DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
"A RALEIGH, MAY 20, 1861.
The Sheris of the different counties in the State
quested 10 collect all the of every description belong
ing the State that may be in their respective Counties
and TO have the baked and forwarded to Raleigh
the Adutant Generals Office. The expenses of Collect
ing and forwarding the will be paid by the State.
BY order of the Governor:
j. F. HOKE,
Adjutant General
Raleigh, May %, 1861. Soft
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TWO VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE ON LONG TINE.
nNE ON INDIAN CREEK FIVE MILES EAST OF
" Perote and ten miles from depot on the Mobile and
Grard Railroad, containing $50 land clear
ed and in high state of cultivation. This place level
well watered and altogether of the most desirable plan
tations in South Eastern Alabama.
Another plantation in mile of Perote containing 760
acres OF very rich land 400 ceareda necessary i'm
provements
will sell with these places corn, fodder stock, panta
ton TOOLS &c. the whole payable three and four years from
lst January next. C. W. JONES'
=, PERoTE, Pike Co., Ala.
May 29th, 1851. 5l-8m
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JOHN C. HIMSELF AGAIN.

JOHN C. HIMSELF AGAIN.
yVyIIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HIS
friends and the public that he has reganed his health,
nd will continue the Auconeerng business ut his newly
tted-up establishment Hackney Pools Clothing Store
The will be lighted up with Cas- and ranged as
make bnh bidders and goods dPpf0r WeL have also
made arrangements to ave full hesize portrait 81 my
brother Chip TAKEN and will exhibit it whenever bad look
ing articles offered the contrast will be great as
to make the guooS ~ pear better.
can't promise 10 tdlE ike Douglas but will endeavor,
like my namesake Bat, to speak to the point.
November l6, 1860. 92-t