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THEO. III. HILL,

WHY STAND YE ALL THE DAY IDLEf
NY LADY OK GENTLEMAN IN THE UNITED
N States, possessing frum 81 TO &, erter into an
easy and respectable busnc's by which from Is TO &G
per day be realized. For particulars, address with
stamp w r. ACTON CO,
No. 81 (od Az North Sixth ST., Philadelphia
September TS-6m
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,

RALEIGH, y. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake,
Johnston and Chatham: the Superior Courts o New Ham
over and Sampson and the Terms Of the Federal Courts,
and Supreme Court Of Nurth-(arolin at Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied BY the late Hon. WILL
q. Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh May %. 5s--sw.
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WIN. ]. SAUNDERS.

COUNSELLOh allohNEl Al LAW
RALEIGH. \. c.
WILL attend with prumptness and dispatch to business
of whatever character in the profession IN the Courts o
" axe and adjoining counties.
- Notes, Drafts and Claims Collected on any point
September 81, ls6n. i6-n
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PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS.

- THE LAW COPARTNERSHIP BE.
- tween Mr.. saunders aud myself has been closed.
Persons wishing TO business will please call at
my residence.
II. W. MILLER
RaIeg n. c.. Sept. o. 1850. 77-tf
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QUENT. BUSBEE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Determined devote hereafter the whole q" his time to his
always be found ut his office in the Brick
Row Fayetteville Sree-unless absent the Circuit
March lSaq 24-lY.
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McPHEETERS & GHISELIN,
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
Norfolk,
"OULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF COUNTRY
Dealers and Planters their large and select stock
of CHOICE GROCERIES, including
500 bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee,
so hhds. n. D. and p. r. Sugars.
$50 bbls. Refined Sugars all grades,
100 bbls. bright, heavy n. o. Molasses.
SO hhds Muscovado Moasses,
25 Tierces Prime Rice
1000 Sacks L. B. and G. A. Salt,
500 boxes Adamantine, Chemical and Sperm Candles,
200 boxes Brown and Toilet Soap
1000 Reams Wrapping Paper,
100 Bales Wrapping Twine,
BOOms Buckets Grain and Ground Spices Of every kind
Blacking. Starch Fig, Blue &C., &c.
TEAS.Our assortment of Green and Black Teas is very
complete embracing variety of choice chops, which will
be sold at prices to please.
n. b. Special attention paid to consgnmens of FLOUR,
CoTToN, NAVAL STORES, DRIED FRUIT, &c.
September II, 1889, S0-tf.
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JUST LOOK HERE!
WHAT'S the Matters Why,
w. w. PERKINso

RALEIGH, y. c.,
rs MAKING OLD CLOTHES LOOK NEW, ALTER
Il ing the style If Clothing, and cutting and making up
the very latest Styles and what is attractive is his
liberaity aud moderation in his charge.
You find him at his Manuactory at any time from
O'Clock A. N. till p NJ situated in The Of Ars. Stew.
arts vacant lot on Fayetteville street
Nov. 9, 1850. tH.-.-s 90-tE
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r e NJ A r X s..

RE M RKS.
Experienced and thoroughly qualified teachers give
entire time to their respective departments.
Extra charges and needless expenses strictly pre-
hbted-hecessary purchases made by the teachers.
Pcayune pedars not allowed enter the premises and
pocket money is required
Oxford is situated on the healthy hills of Granville ls
miles from the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad and is con-
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 November The second opens the first
Monday in January and closes with the
ment on the last Thursday in NAV.
Students are received for sessions Cores
pOndents will direct their favors to
MILLS & CO., Oxford, n C.
December II, 1860. lol-tf
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OAK.CITY
S WIN G. s B A n X >.

OAK.CITY
SA WIN G. s B A n X.
DR.. THOMAS ID. H0GG, President
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Cdshier.
DIRECTORS:
Dr. T. ID. HoGG, Ii. s. Smith,
O. BUsBEE j. g. WILLIAMS.
This Bank is receiving deposits at the Exchange
Office of John G. Williams Co.
DIscouSr DAY, TaeSddy
Raleigh N. c., Feb. II, ls6c l4-tf
d. II. C. MOORE, JoHH p. BARNES
Late of Mississippi. Late OF Halifax, N e.
MOORE BARNES,
ATTORNIES AND COUNSEILORS AT LAW AND So
LICITORS In CHANCERY,
NAPOLEON DEsHA County, ARKANSAS
Will practice in all the Courts of the State of Arkansas
and in Bolivar county, Mississippi. Will also attend to
the buying of lands paying taxes for nOnresdens DC
All business ntrused to their will receive prompt
attention Address,
Napoleon, Desha County, Arkansas.
Refer to Hon. H. s. Foo'e, Nashville, Tenn; Hon. 4. G.
Brown U. y. s.; Hon w. X Sebastian, L. s. s.; Hon.
John " Wright, M C., Washington City, d. C.
December l6 1889. loI-iy.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The First Session Of the NeU or Thirty -Serenth
Congress c,mmeaces December 3, lS6l-Its exist-
tnte dates from -Mrrch 4, 1851.
SENATE
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HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
SUPERB MOLESKIN HATS at 50 50 worth e. 50
q 90. ." $5 90 :
Call soon and get FITS they going OF every day
w. III. & r. 8. TUCKER.
Raleigh, i. G., Sept IS, 1850. Tx
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Opposition majority in the next House.
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VTNO MILLERS.-THE FOREST MANUFACTURE
l. INt COMPANY wish to employ good Manufactur-
ing Miller None need apply unless they well
recommended sober, industrious and honest men. Apply
TO or address W. b. REID, Supt
Forestrille n. C..
Dec. l9, 1860. ie5-lm.
~ Spirit Of the Age copy month.
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BOOKS, PERIODICALS, &C.
NHE subscriber tenders his thanks the friends and
Il the public for the patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him. and promises in the future spare exertio1s tn
please and accommodate customers. He may be found
punctually his stand the Central Depot with full
supply Of the latest newspapers and Of the best books
and periodicals. He respectfully socits call from all
who wish to keep posted in the news and teraureo the
dsy.t z...,s -. .... .-s.. .....Il. II. UTLET.:
Ralesb, Dec %, 1880. I07-H
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE
LITERARY SCHOOL.

Music is taught as science and art. lnstructiO,
is given on the Piano, Guitar and Harmouum. Unusus
attention is devoted TO Vocal and Sacred Music.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Politics Dist Politics.
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"a captaL..s, stsamboat 1sene,.s.

ds4 apsf xorurAsa No. 20 c4sfr STREET.
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DRUGS AND M


6SHIEROES.EE RENIED W
" Specific for all Diseases Of the Ufssl
ernl Alternative and Blood Purifier.
nB~ This AsRemedyv cures when oil &
EN- 1t is entirely unlike every otsast
yenerea Diseases, rs II contains no Min
Drugs, being prepared from Roots, bA
form of n pleasant and delicious SyryJla5
E1-I 1t Ia natures own remedy 3ol
Gravel. Structure, and Is especially recs
bus, whites in Females9 Tor this comp
HB-As n general Alternative and blffos
| and does not fail to cure Scrofula, Seco
lar Swellings, Mercurial aud all Erapit
| more speedily and permanently than "
It does this by purifying and cleansing
flow in all Its original purify and visot
system sll impure and pernicious q
disease. .. Il.
sE-In all old casea Of Gonorrhea o.
all medical skill, 1t Is especially reco'hi
never fails, and recent ones it cures
A few doses positively removes oil bc'
pain. Va, ,.,, ~
business. y,,,,, n
E:H-It can lay on the toilet.taoao
without its ever being suspected No "
eases. .,seoat
EJ@A trehtise Oh 't'iioleet :, ,a n,
their permanent cure, accompany r Nc
a8-For fnl) particulars, geph w
store In the United states. an III. u,
pE.It is sold at retail for ~ HI aa a.
. by ali responsible druggists anu W. ~
out the United StatesA anu ae3H ~
gists. - ,,r,,, sels
]. ,WRfth
Nos. FL and III
Whctsa
~C1Id l,1r oil nrr,puiate III b
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an Pa ID. .a- .-N. 5s z-faH III b.
u shnIefIt, sjtnated on tho d the NJ
91he Government Wharf, atT
Il Orleans, is now offered as,lHINEl
Is may DO desirops Of nidiiai
8acturess II ii noN Iii coIiI 9s
/ iing steam engines, boilerss
bono blGek furnace, llteTsstndersiel
4 cospe etc ,4and in fpl
gSuga II ca n \ Or Molass III eontl
4 d lifllN adsifti5nas expGpss
'ottoH "a l9i.l sat Corn
To III ssfi ING RI Z. q so
lon ii dslAYefirlts Or
fIfI q a " 9l5S.is5j II ;9 rs ~ n l5l
nd fst teftpss M r.. 3s5 q hast N,
Ia Eisf5f a tsl3sss SnFntdois us'' 4,'
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AN q lls, EpH size, v
! 4loti1ll Z sesl S 49,, csit Il where j
d 81 r vi 4.
lssss STREET Y. g. EN- Al
4 i + y
y 81 Eospsrg NJ sees
q sized MT tsgitsi
s,s 81 I5jsH viiTSses 9sAHsl
e 14su s4 tkltsl9 < 81 ~ ls5=
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III ptOtsShtulA lltA ~ - 49, A =
4 ipassei by any and IL =
bhyseians tfirou,tlioiit
II offs continued poptil@
,ksns have from time 10 Y
4 teen more neres sar,,
u ,adieipGs eaition in pUt
VI, liTle. Tfltse mutations q
Resemblance to y. Al. FalHi
tllaied TO piit apntt4lse m
Nh b neither wiBfied nori
ID tay Of M accredited Ris
E3Iasce 10 avoid being inipe4
ID 10 assttc liiliiself tlailt i !
sbck9s Vfsn9ifpise.
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q NERIN g.Is V {.

| 81 well to tie in,tiais ON H.,
SbayinE y, Il. Fannss X
d2a
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TIELnIBOLD's GEN utNEf

Il ,.---Z,
HELMROLD'S BUCHu ft the XII
HkLEBOLD'S BuGHU fsr tie Ora
HELNBoLD's BuGHu for We IrSs
HELNIB0LDiS BUCHUAorServoIo .,,,,,,r
HRiMBoLDs BuCHty foLo ss OFFS, JEWELL
HEIsfBQLD's BUGH Wy b Dimnels
HEIMB9 81 re R RfIGf W Wesb 5ea w
HEIaBGLDS BUCNi:o Genera.
HEIMBoLp,s Bug u6&2Ri sor u 4arvsto ORDER,
HEf.MB0I.D'S BufH%t for aorrf
< HEI,MBoLD1,,sss BH for for N Msss.p JEWEL
A WI slBoI D,s Il for ErSrf ESET.
Hfi HI MsoIDs #tiJ for Heay3welry repaired
uEt r stIG for MobilaIsH FANCY
Ws,thxasI non and Horror
HELMBe SGCHU for obss G, etc.
HELML0N guGHU for Excea
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,.. y;aA1.HS; F FESAEEs. iisiss'
Old OF r s IT, Single. Married, ore
!. THEY III
* HE s LSso1Ds EXTRACT BucH55 ouse,
ss';H5 6 ILL., sss As''s g. FOE
per y b Family siiosEid fse
SoRS q sb ba54sss, afs REpRoOr So s
- s.MBoLD's EXTRACT
XII AsSa Secret DhseaANKS il CO.,
me ne sssass :. diet svos Moss Camp ct.
ces M#,MBoLDs EXTRACT Bus rg<sseE. II
&2fs indulgedi in A@DSss III
NV BY Young nnsNn CANAL sahEETs
diseases arising from HsbiS big, Of IT. Rs
n ali improper I p MI restore
Hs + stSf = sS Dissa !,
G IL hS H:t5Sf:pS BG6H
i'd diseases oil the Urinary Organs,
$$ag " hs'nef eAs Male or Female, 400
rim whatever cause originating, and matter p 90
IA How Long Standing m
ns n ny on ssts sa s cause.
: Read! Read: Read: Readf ioriotors.
VIZ HEIMBoLD'S RUCHU Is safe, and PLEASANT n
10 odor but immediate in its action. Fnt
Personally appeared ssss 'SEs NE az oa SsSs
faon dpe say that
eS Injurious dFnF 51t H rs HBS6SL
IL Sworn and subscribed before %m Ne T ri 1Bs5FA
s{s six Il is j HsbSSzB
Prepared ny Practical and Apay Chsfn
E----f iof s' FhilJ
W ,..Rawere of Counterfcits and rnptinGGlpissaa
- endeayor TO asposd nv W drops pours
fep Helmbold's Genuine PrepafT nabY and exhilerst
l92 EAt SarAaa4sicity, softnest
= ufr9ges, Egg hg--renders tn
Sold by JOHN W Gd III Cils y; removes a
AID ali Druggissses.
o. SIake No ORG
ng.Askaer and for IT. anu 4'ela No. ls4 Cans
4S s8 vs., g EIESA, aLEBT WEI
Urnary Affections, @b5 CO.,
4 ny ,5wned preparation gaway New York.
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ooxE,s SORT sIEfALLfC FACgINGi ron N
DERs OF STEAM EEdI NTs Fl
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. dDts Depot |!

" Vee hSGPSe :
X GIFTS = i !!
jsgniflcent assortment Of /.
OIL LAMPS
ind the Newest Designs,
PIE, and
4 SUSPENSION LAMPS,
j suited for CHRISTMAS
, to ones Lady friends
SINE LAMP,
rs enable EVERY ONE
!, IsTMAs GIFT at little
''ARAFrINE WAX CAN
!. celebrated PORTLAND
md.
! y WELLS,
-, r1l.
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TELP EROM an LADIEs.

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ASSISTANCE one '"a' WORK Ne'' '''" III 'o"u "','
'o"'' one III "he 'o' '''oN ""' may ''''"o "''''
'"' '','"E' VI ''' ''u' @5 l''" 40 '''
'or''' i' D"''e"' 'c'''''' IL '''" " - ~
"''' osu'uo'+' lor all 10 me'' 1' ,''''''''' SJ
week. IA churches or dwelling ''' society 10 Dc cane
"' '''''''e. ,'''''''" -''' 49,,
somewhat III 'He same way o'' S'"'5
heretofore p'en "'lasel i's WIN IN 60
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ana 'u'S about "i,a' 70" 10 'l'.
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"sa' Tue iOe JUST "le'' '"'' 'D's' ' ''''7
% Se' up "iu " SN''' al AIN! 'F!' 'Y'''''' g.
Us concern, auu We "n' WIN "ou ''P u' s''- "-e'
To those VINO can KNIT "oD'' sa'' Ho'ni"s wiz o'
more acceptable 'nan Lice SOCK ''1s OK. army DS no'
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lFrc,a hs PhiLrtPlia f.gs'rr, ODD.
UpW tn IpsF v.VrI

letter from an Oli-er engaged BOO thc Btthd dr,
to the Now York World pus he OF che 3, prle
in clear light as to induce a., 20 qroa. two
points eXpaiuiug IT, taprea's httte ai-r- OF friends
for enemies dissstiou ly 10 tbr n rcLt Way.
First BY The direct de. t-uctoa O. lie
Second BY wtraiug TIE enemy IN simple time
Third By Geceiyug the Gdsance regiment Which. on
hearing the carroLads ia the rear c04.trmaIcA-d i,e
miles the OF SUPPOSED lc-0E, bad Asn had 10
return. Thus instead Ol -upf-ig the enemy st day.
break themselves fresh thcy did lot reach he spo an
mid lay exhausted with march Of tweuty-thras u,,r.
Ind in this weary condition came upon masked battery
manned by ready for them per.a,tly FRESH
Tie letter so clear and soEuyh 20 The poHi that ve
cx'rEct portion .-
Cur men were exhausted with matching and counter
m rching, ammunition cot which took but to- niy
roulds not ~ 2, cling battle drawn upon aud se
obliged 10 arrive in the nest Ci tbe Day before
large battery Nei ed, ard Expecting our attack u.
sead OF walking into their lntreuchnc1t by surprise in
the cool Of the morning On app.olch W. received
well directed discharge oi canister AMI grape and bah
from about twenty ptcs, more or less The fret SHOT
proved iaal TO several Of our men, rli-h gave .h.u
strength worn and heated they wiih a n.r.h
and c0unierm3rcl OF some twenty yhTce mlc.J 20 rally
to the charge Oar Colonel lHrfGyAJ wss in the ihi B.
es. OF the fight buGer those lsI DE- .i,cr.s 81 0 %
clonon aad Jhe several pic,. n battery ,ao,c auI ti.
rcctrg with tue coOiucss and ce,rltss o r1uu,ehru-
son winch nothing Duta lharouch kuoa,dsc sud sound
iIdeneu. Ia rho sc,,uce oi Vag l.u eyr.
TIE Fifth gmsnt O. LI.aFc. a- d body. sHir.rg ari
men, ti-uneui-hed theu,,.5c' 100 tlr ,.-s ., urs
enemy have since learned from our ,7 Of ,ruc.
which Tor t'r wounded aId Lea3, b. ans ',fr
Their oqly wish ,1pr5ss,d Is, tua uay De coltu.
ne Uni the same cCmmlnd OF u.r i- 10 ,r.-grl
Thj+ is al they 20 itsI,, .i,u 10 -Du .t.! telt,.-,i
our attacks aud inr victory. Ta,- f. -i- g,;t sct
aud deserves profound iivrstig uou rem t.o War pe-
p4rJucut IL j. boldly ag1 IaY I-ll.y t.,i Uat clr
gencrll- b.h mcj jr and Jug. ,T u".tiy ircrMp.-
tent 20 conm1nd HAVING been "-e, 90 I,l tpe ert
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-26
THE RICHMOND WING.
correspondence OF the Whig.
AMEND l-ENTS To TIE STATE CONSTITUTION
RlnnnnNr lima u

RIcHNoND, June "A.
TO the Editor ofhs Wig:
Youc editorial remarks in Saturdays Whig under the
caption of "Amendrlents to the State Constitution,
meet my unqualified appreciation far they go but
if We OF the South really desire deliytrance for all
time to come from the detachable and LOW justly tied
YiLke IS and from all inh of the pes,lent race
Strike deeper and at the very OF the evil Ia
my humble Judgment nothing short of an amendment
State Constitution forever inhbiting any born
in OF tie free States of what lately the United
States I'D not al this time resident ofohe Of tie slave
States from ersrting to and settling in the State OF
Virginia, VIII meet the eSigency Of the case.
should like to see such a clause, not only in cur
own Constitution, but also in the Confederate States
Constitution ana in that Of every State il the Couede
rate States of America. We would by this means, in
thu course Of few years get rid Of the Yankees aud OF
their influence.
Invite European capitalists, manufacturers, and me-
ohauics Low resiiag at The North aud in Earope,
come and settle ia free, happy, and prosper
Gus country; but more Yankees--never. But neglect
th's measure OF defence ogaIs. the future irrupou
Of these Northern Vndus into the South, and before
twelve months shall have passed by after the clio. OF this
prosecuted by them with more than savage bar
udtUl-lIey viii SN arm ever ie oCulItIH 0tattH
ike the ocusts id Up. Utterly AID iTsvocably doom
"a to bankruptcy and starvation at home the lluky
Yankee fee as from p,sence his poverty stricken
land, and by whining sycopLaucy seek TO get foo.hod
The South and i! only permitted to do this, what
care he ior your coLten plated amendment TO our State
Constitution restricting the Ight Of slhIrg-! Why,
jus. give lin the right to locate and by lying chearg
aud sanding to make money which "a Lis god aud ne
viii think ana care no for the right of suffrage at
l than do our free negroes Bigoted aud anat!cal as
hey are and ever have been they will soon again be at
,hor dirty work of iuusiug into the hearts aud minds
of Southern youth the poisonous Influences Of their
vicious aud Gees table doctrines and isms, TILL some fifty
wears hence, we shall have begin anew the work q
plrga,ion But, once free from this people let US ever
remain 50.
That us pe 3pe OF Vrgnis and of the Confederate
States would ID f,rlrd the opportunity, gladly rat iy
-uch amendment to their respective Constitutions
ealuot he aou Jttd aud nov is e lime Tor their socoI
COMMERCIAL polticJ and rc.g severance ard deliver
,ncc from ali YauEvelom ami it, Influences.
SOUTGERNER
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NUMBER $50.

North, II G,rersl yo1 would b1. himself rsfain
from sry 70 result m 1ssess loss Of He
The successor Of Hlrney, thcus.Dl times more ~.
principed than bis prsd,cesor rilsej 20 teu 70 any
thing short Of marital !iT a. o.. i-fy sDltism rud
the col1-booced murders Of Monday are r. Get ffus
This said relation speaks fo- t-cif IL is the most
serious, thus far OF endless li'l o. c'ue shcA si
develop Of the frsr cid thar hos beg10 ruiCF
the auspices OF an interruptions Abolition Aiui nisra-
tion unless mss-u'es b. d-visei % bring % 70
a cos;. Thifkog hegnIiug % piu'e and couut
the OF e. e Internal conf into shish drpreo-ue.
ism aud Enatc-m haze p'u1god TIE c9urif,, bli they
should also b gin 70 sc.. The blood of &os McAuG,
Mrs Chapman and tto.e who we're sl,ughierri Won
das, cries from tie ground !cr gcnge.ncc" aud tc's
popular wrath makes i.-cf speedily heard OF thou
saud- Of lives will yet De mmoh'el 20 the l;moui -;
snc-on.lisnl haLr-l md nnl.ll nn-LI l.n-
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panic PIECES, ~ sAHse.sg, -.

PANIC PHiCEs, N EAtN ~
AtWdoLEsALE snd RETAIL,
Ly J1SEPH sTFAUsE SO ~ Nsin ..-s.t
J1' Nccgt: 40 s than 80 cent? - dollar large stock ~
cf Lss0s 10 ard % c ri-s Jlc1re- and orga1ier
iZ, l- 'ssass cts lu au' LErer Be s.g al COZ
s e. de-, 'tv handsome D4.-.e tr Shsg,s, &
Chenille Srtroily, no ~ worth g. .J Esck sai C;el Sly
rarEs,'s rom ia sut ass CsHc1,
sui ce,u % 't Ladies Pix Thread Gloves srd Gsunt
lrts. i- -ad 70 short sid long 6s l, SO. -
cru-s -yrth tuCt-r - money! Has-re linn Eanc sstl-,
Irish Linen, s.j boon; Brr-u Bsca sA s SA.tni;
Fo~ Case Muslin a1i Tor-us Fr-arh hestWorssd OOsts
f. - 3 }s c; Salorc swiss kaads. the finest work
, CEs.rrr .nt Lines Goods frl &-n 4li ys' wear;
CS ard Co,rst Sr', sai greai Goo A too
mention ctUt prices that S't3rh every body
-at calls at So. 81 MA.l s,.cet Look ~ t r. place
apiT JcEFPa 5TEACsE
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GIVE Us TIE OLD CONSTITUTION.

DNWDpE, Juae -, 1851.
10 the El'sor a. he Wig:
Iti5 recuiar.y gratifying know tia; the Convention
as taken up ,he State Constitution, for tie purpose Of
rur.ac from al Yankee Innovations The writer Of
uis has youvo.scd with many intelligent gentlemen in
various parts o. the h Congressional District, Wing
and Democrats and, without single exception sil *
pressed themselves as dissatisfied with many features
ou-d in Ga, present Constitution" i is known that
when our government was being formed, Ar. Hamilton
.al others expressed the opinion that iucapt-
90, O. s.Ii government. Nr. J,nerson aad h- school
cou.cuded ,raao,.a5le Lei,g aud such cap
able o. forming aud maintaining government Of I'M
united freedom aud sulr &c. Gen. Washington took a
position between the two and said ,hat with modcra;
,ud able lm,a:ion on sulago, nigh: b. en-
sd to yr.-~rya Civil Liberty. On this idea the Yirgi-
-a.- Constitution vas based aud, up 10 1850 were
happy and prosperous people. 4, tia; time the
C,op,n doctrine Of universal suffrage prevailed ire
,-rllc.s ha Divine truth of maa. natural dePrayity)
and non fad Ourselves plugged into the vortex OF
civil discussion end civil war "JUNIUS"
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FOR raE SALE % NrGEOFS.
TgvHE has hs commenced the Aucion business
Tor tar sale OF NEGROE5 The don Room Franklin
sire, lately occupied by BErr- q GEFGuhG- .
Ee- s V--o- b6th p5bIy A. prgA'ey AMI soucts the
o., bis friends aid the public generally he pledges ms
promote e iotrest 90 his patrons and tA' iiset
f o-g experience To- th- rad be v Pc enabled 70
obtain fhe h hest srset prices He v make t ea advances
on property ha1dard 10 prepared 90 board pe'ons en-
.-g-I u t- sle, aud Also her sa-tla- ample 2-'oll-
-15l, ions r.r h1n. ID Srukt-.
On Fraaklu, Gld I,os bsov Wall street
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A,uEEsssy ,iNDgSE-A mott decisions beverage, su.tG-
> Ule f.E lot weather, made Ia Germany ror sac lv
CRANZ
my21 ~. . ~, hirye Beck.
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MOTTO Il Uu,,l-r nose. sa-l Goods olly
- for b, ~ Ns!vuL
tA'i't 81. PE!CE Co.