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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
The Missouri stay Law.
ST. LOUIS, "Wednesday, March .

ST. LOWS, "Wednesday, MHrch ~ Io'I'
The Stay law passed by the Legislature on quo .'a
inst was yesterday declared by the supreme eoar' o.
this State unconstitutional as far as rea'eS 70
made previous to the passage Of the act. ,l.
The Legislature sdjouzps today "wednesday ''~
de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
Railroad Ca.nal.x

UTIcA,N. T., Wednesday, March q, 1861.
VIM. Anderson, OF the hrm Of Anderson & Sons. OF
Hawkinsyille, was instantly killed this morning. ~
hoilsnd Patent in attempting to get on the cars Of The
Black kiyer Railroad while the train wac Ia motion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
Lake Navigation.

DUEkIRK, Wednesday, March %, 1861.
The New-York and Erie Railroad steamer 0lean lex
this port FOR Toledo this forenoon There is still good
zeal ice in the lower end of the Lake but il is quite
broken up west of here, and she will probably 90
through without difficulty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
Troops for Pensacola.

MrmrHIS, Wednesday, March Y, 1861.
Five hundred Mississippi troops passed through hers.
en- route to Join the Southern army Pensacola to-day
They had military reception, and were enthusiast.
csIly welcomed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
An Oil.WeiI Explosion.

ONE MAN KnLED--AN0TnER WOUNDED.
SARsIA, e.. W., Wednesday, March a. 1861
Yesterday. while two men were drilling an OIL wen
near this place, the gas exploded killing one nSrned
Hiram Cook, and dangerously wounding the other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

'SSyNo"<iyf "afcn ~, 1901.
The joint Special COnuritiee on the boundary he
tween Massachusetts and Rhode Island TODAY reported
TO the senste tbat the memorssts have leave 70 with
draw They ai'o reported a bill confirming the CON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
Wesferu NnxignliOn.

= CLEVELAND, wednesday,, harch ~ 1901
The screw steamer Portsmouth OF the New 10Th ana
Krs Railroad line ls, this port for Toledo last night
% AXE 10 cargo for DgpkIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28
revenue : I" hs asks. Collect it," says Clask Of
N. III. "Undsr the Morrill, tariff, L suppose"

revenue I" he asks. Collect it," says Clask Of
N. III. "Undsr the. Morrill, tariff, I suppose"
says Douglas. "Weli, 10 undertake il at to
"SOuth, if that is your. dissemination, meass
"war; and yet you reiterate the statement ma
you mean peace. You talk CT enforcing laws
" in country which you do not possess and Of
enforcing laws where You cannot place single
" Federal officer" "Bat, I suppose" he con
tinues with laughing sheer, that your Repub-
"l ican Administration intends to enforce tho
Flaws in those States after the Southern Con-
"federacy shall have been dissolved, and those
States send members Of Congress here and re-
"turn to their allegiance. Brave party, bold
Legislators, they viii en- force the tavs
"when men volunteer to obey them. You have
"nOt Federal officer in all the seeding states,"
says Douglas acting by your authority"
Have we not postmasters 7" says Howe Of
Wisconsin.
Yes" replies Douglas, "but they are not
there by your authority they are there BY tho
condescending permission of those States
"And that is granted" says Republican,
Senator, because the service costs Eour times
more than the income. If the revenue exceeded
the cost they would not permit even postmas-
ters" d" g
The above is q specimen of each day in the
Senate. Some patriots there have TO bite their
lips under the scorn of the Opposition but they
cannot otherwise manifest the indignation that
they feel PoSr1AC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-28

"A a willingness to relieve the President of part
of his proper responsibility by naming the candl-
dstss from their States who shall receive the
patronage.
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&c be understood they will te or have been withdraw
from Fort Sumter. They were the only forts in the
Confederate States now occupied by the Government
~ Arm.gouery. Ilese were the only places which
could tend 10 collisi9n bit rs le,9gtlon goes iur-
from all points in the Confederate States Tie Con
Tolerate Staee being evolutionary Government, can
claim only what they occupy. lie Wac Wiling, nnder
existing crcumsta noef, that Forts Sumter ana iicheD
should b. given up. Trey were local. and neither oil
them protected any thing but the harbors which being
in possession of the revolutionary Government, We
should not object to letting them 20, unless we Intend
To- hold them M u basis 81 military operations There
was no good in holding these FORTS Ne they were sour
ces Of constant irritation.
Mr.. DOOIITTLE (Rep, Wis., said il debate was
opened il would Last several days. lie was, therefore,
against taking up the resolution. Ills vote must mol
be regarded as a test vote. -
Mr. BRECKENRIDGE remarked that be did not
that this shall be test VOTE bat suggested
that it might be 10 regarded although he preferred
direct vote on the resolution. As 10 debate Tor
several days this was pretext not to take up tne
resolution at all. Represented that all tie Senators
were prepared 70 vote without discussion
Mr.. C0LLAMER (Rep, W. remarked thai the
Senators on the Republican eide had not said anything
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE replied that they had had
the amplest opportunity for that purpose.
Mr.. WADE Niep., Ohio hoped the rrsdution wouid
thew should have discussion. He did no. know what
the Administration policy night be, bat he entertanea
very strong OPTIONS and was anxious TO express 'nen
He did beshae " say that the Senate eught unuer
present circumstances 90 express their oIanlon we
are coordinate branch Of the Government, and the
President advisers and in bis Judgment u was Jus
and proper in the present emergency thai tpey houa
express their opinion in full not only to the President
but TO the people Of the nnited ,b ba u 10
ect should receive full discussion now
have gone Out OF the Union, and are donneered over
by usurpstiou Tue people theN nave aaa 10 vows
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AN APPEAL TO THE PATRIoTICI

1T Il EVIDENT THAT THE TYRANNICAL DESPO-
IL tsm which has been naugurated at Washington City
by Lincoln and his supporters smartng under the signal
defeat sustained in the great battle Manassas-is still
resolved prosecute this unjust and nquous upon the
South with all its power and with fresh rancor If sue
ceeds in the appeal 1t has made the passions the
Northern people, the question for the men Of the South
fence of their rights and resdes but can in hon0r
aud Duty 1eman longer Inactive refuse take the field
tor the protection of all that is valuable and dear them?
Tie sUHgat0n of the oHt the declared purpose of that
despite government The destruction of our homes the
conscation of property the of people
its wsh-its proeaimed intention. But the other day.
the toOr of the Senate of its merceares declared that
if successful Yankee Governors should be placed the
States Of the South 10 be rule them conquered pro-
vinces Another proclaimed in the place that ktlnp
the only argument they intended the SOUTH
1t IS said that amongst the booty they left their
treat from Manassas thousands of hGndcyfS which
had been forged for Southern rdi0rs All admit that
fully equal TO the conflict that may be forced upon her BY
the pacity and tyranny Of the Northern government II
UOLuRters cannot be obtained the system Of drafting will
be necessarily adopted No believe for a moment
that the patriotic young of our State will, by mac
vy and disregard for the Importance of the struggle
and the odds with which their gallant brethren who have
been already subjected the hardshps and dangers of the
they ask to be convinced that their services needed
and they will rush. with aacy the post duty and
danger -
This appeal is made to the patriotic who may wish to aid
IN procuring volunteers for company of Infantry TO be
ganznd for immediate service Those wishing 10 voIun
teer, will apply to the undersigned from whom all neces-
JOHN DEvEREUx.
| -. Raleigh. n. C.
J "uiy Oh leoI.+ 6p-et.
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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 exerors to
please and accommodate his customers He NAV be found
punctually at his stand at the Central Depot with full
supply of the latest newspapers and of be best boaks
and periodicals. He respectfully soicts call from all
who wish to keep posted in the and literature of the
day. H. UTIEY
Raleigh Dec %, 1860. lu7-tf
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DEBATES IN CONVENTION.
. DIIT.NT GENERALS OFFICE,
METH. PROT. FEMALE COLLEGE,

JAMESTOWN, GUILFoRD Co, N. c.
TuyHE FIFTH SESSION WILL OPEN JULY 4,
u under the charge Of G. W. HEGE A. NJ:
This Institution has the advantage Of healthy location,
large and comfortable buildings and extensive philosophy
cal and chemical apparatus, &c.
The President aud family with the other members OF
the Faculty ye in the College and eat the tables
with the students Tuition 81 per session; Music the
Piano or GGar SEQ; Grecian Painting 81 So EmbrOide-
nv 81 So Latin French Oriental Painting. Drawing,
Hair Flowers Wax Flowers Feather Flowers Wax Fruit
each So Vocal Music 81 contingent expenses $ Beard
ing 81 so per month"; including washing and fires half in
advance. For further information address
G W. HEGE, President.
June ls 1861. 5I-E
~ State Journal copy
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BELL COLOGNE.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Fall Trade of 1859.
TVNHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIVs
IL ing their Fall supplies of
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Fan.
cy Goods, Perfumery, &C.,
which have teen carefully selected in the Northern Mar
kets by firm which they invite inspection
from their frielCa nd the public generally.
PHYSICIANS,
Will find Stock complete, and those about
mencing the practice Of Medicine guarantee outfit
less money than they purchase it North as frun
orr long experience the business we know best the art
ces and quantities wanted by beginners for this part of the
country.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We can supply with Spices Soda Dyestus Patent Medi
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
having bought them exclusively of the Manufacturers for
CSh will sell them at such prices cannot fail to please
and would say 10 Cash and shorttme purchasers they
will consult their interest by calling before buying
PERFUMERY, &c.
OF the best Foreign ard Domestic Manufacture such as
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 ad
vertsng, do not think require the aid and did not
get up while North special Circular proclaifnng
"speed and bottom prcerrng that our friends and the
community should judge whether sell goud Articles
and rs cheap any other House.
Orders solicited from the surrounding country, which
shall have prompt attention, aud be executed with
neaness and despatch.
Physicians prescriptions and family receipts compound
ed at all hours Of the day and night, with and
racy
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD
Raleigh, Sept 26, 1889. SIT
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
FOR
.- RALEIGH, N. G.

Northern Mail arrives twice daily (except Sundays) at
e:I0, a. m and 4, p. m.
Southern Mail arrives daily, Except Sundays at sIO a. NJ
Eastern Mail at s:l0 m.
western Mail at4 p.
fa9ettevllle Mail arrives daily, at 500 Il.
Sunlmervlle Mail arrives Tuesdays FRIDAYS at D. m
Eagle Rock Mail arrives Mondays, Thursdays and Satur.
lays. at IL m.
SGro' Mail arrives, Wednesdays, at 10. a. m.
LeAchOurg H. nj.
Norhern Mail closes twice daily Except Sundays at $50
Southern Mail closes daily Except SUNDAYS at 2pm
Eastern Mail closes daily Except Sundaysl at so n m
western Mai closes daily Except Suudiys) at a m
Eagle Rock " a" Mondays, THURSDAY. and s.,r--
days at p. ~ AU
SumnervIe Mail closes Tuesday. and Fridaysatsp m.
Roxboro' Wednesdays at p m
Leschburg Nail closes att p. m.
0f6ee open for the delivery Of Mails from n M e.
Pm On Sundays, from TO $40 =. m. - '"
GEORGE 7. COOKE Pm
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NEW BOOKS,


SUNDAY ENJOYMENTS, or Religion made pleasant
- to children.
THE SCRIPTURE HISTORY OF OUR BLESSED
LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST-Arranged to
illustrate his Divinity, Doctrine and Mission; By NJ B.
Sterling Clark
THE CAVERLY FAMILY, or Mrs. Linden's Teach
ings; By II. II. II.
OLD AND NEW; By the Rev. James Craik, D. D.
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CENTURIESFrum the thirteenth 10 the three hundred
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TWENTY-FIVE TUNES--Adapted to Psalms and
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HYMNS FOR CHILDREN-Compiled and set to appro-
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COLLECTION OF SACRED SONGS-Bei an
Eclectic compilation for the of Churches Families and
Schools, :" which is appended special department
tanning appropriate music for Ordinations Declarations
Fast Days. Funerals etc. Edited by Charles jerome Hop
kins Por sale by
". l.. POMEROY.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
NNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY

TVNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY
IL JAIL Of Franklin county, NorthC arona a mulatto
man of medium brightness, about. from his appearance
twenty years OF age about six feet high, has down look
when spoken to. and very intelligent No particular
mark marks his person known Of BY which be might
be otherwise described than the above with the exception
Of some fresh marks of the lash his back He SAYS he
is free man. 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 N. NJ Huriss in Nash county, where he remained
until some few days since when he to franklin He
says the reason of his leaving Nash that the Volunteers
were going TO carry him TO the lie has no free pa.
pers and is badly clad His owner any, is requested to
come and charges and take him away before the time
directs - ~ "
June "a, 1881 seSsg
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CRACKERSl CRACKERS,

TVNHE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
Merchants and Families with fresh baked Crackers
Pilot Bread &c reasonable prices Call and examine
and leave your orders. Terms Cash.
s. TAYLOR.
Eewbern. N. O.. July 50, 1881. Ug-2m
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BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLIsHED.

II 1FE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS-U. S. Senator
- from Illinois with his most important Speeches and
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DIR OLDHAM AT GREYSTONES. and his talk there
FUNDAMENTAL IDEAS OF MECHANICS AND EX-
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THE HISTORY OF HERODOTUS-A new English
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Raleigh n c. Aug 81 1860 67-
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TIN AND SHEET IRON BUSINESS.
-.----
FIRE! FIRE.! FIRE!ll
RATTLE, SLAM AND BANG!

H6I6 COIu6 "ICU IuSH
II c. s. LUMSDEN WOULD MOST RESPECT
- fully inform the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity, that
he is now prepared 10 do all kinds of
Tin and Sheet Iron Work,
such the manufacture of tin ware &C. in al its various
branches. Also, every style Of ROOFING, GUTTERlNG
and PIPING of houses done at short notice.
Having secured complete set of Tools and Machines he
aaters himself that all who paronze him may rest assur
ed of satisfaction, in regard to quality and price.
Thankful for past vors he hopes BY punctua attention
to business, tn merit a continuance of the same.
Raleigh, n. c., March %, 1860. 24-tf
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NOTICE.

RALLY, NORTH-CAROLINIANS
"AVING BEEN ASSURED THAT A REGIMENT
LII Of Foot Mounted Riilemen furnishing their
arms and if mounted, their horses will be accepted
bv the State twelve month volunteers during the
have volunteered my services to aid i'll getting up such
Regiment. need not appeal to the patriotism If my fell
uw-ctzens join in this crisis They already,
trust fully aroused the Importance of raying TO the de-
fence of the State and the SIuh Between this and the
18th Of August will visit the counties If FORSYTH Iadkn,
Stokes Surry, Dave Davidson Iredell and Guiifrd, To
solicit the aid of gentlemen in those patriotic counties
The State calls us let respond quickly.
Letters the subject addressed 10 me here will be
promptly attended to.
SAML. Z. PHILLIPS.
Raleigh, n. c. July q, 1861, 57-iE
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A CARD.
ARMY AND MARINE GLASSES.


lust OPENED AN ASSORTMENT OF FINE FIELD
- MARINE, ARTILLERY and PICKET GLASSES,
well adapted for accommodating purposes and manufactured
by the first Opticians in Europe Call soon, they
going of rapidly.
ALSO, n.
HARDEES' MILITARY TACTICS for Infantry and
Rife, in two volumes
The above is the only authorized edition by Col. WV. J.
HARDEE.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEW WORKS ON ARCHFFErrTTpE--
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Sloall's Constructive ATetstsee1xre
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JACOB KULL & SONS,
Manufacturers of Gents and Boys Clothins'

CIVIL AND MILITARY USE,
Keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
Cloths, of all Descriptions,
for Military Clothing Also,
Cassimeres and Vestings.
CORNER SYCAMORE AND Oh Sis,
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.., 9 ice, lily.
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COMPANY,
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DIRECTORS:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE
LITERARY SCHOOL

TVNHTS SCHOOL COMPRISES EIGHT PERMANENT
Il LY organized classes, whose studies commence with
the alphabet and continued in the Elementary Branches
Mathematics Languages English Literaiure Natural Sci
ences, and Moral Philosophy, until the minds of the stu
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SPRING MATTRASS.
II AN NOW MANUFACTURING A SUPERIOR
Il SPRING MATTRASS to which call the attention of
the public The righteousness of this elastic couch, and
the convenience Of arrangement we'll the low price
at which offer them for SALE strongly commend them
HonsekeeperS generally.
Call and examine them at WATS0NS Upholstery Es-
adjustment, Raleigh, near the Market House
July Z, 1850 54-tf
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N 4 * KS.
Experienced and thoroughly qualified teachers give
entire time to their respective departments
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hbi;ed-necessary purchases made by the teachers
Pcayune pedars allowed the premises and
pocket money is required.
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miles from the Raleigh aud GaSon Railroad and is
nected with Henderson Station BY daily line of stages
The scholastic year divided 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 cses with the annual
ment on the last Thursday in NAY.
Students received for sessions. Cores
pondents will direct their favnrs TO
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