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George Sala, it is said, is SO near sighted
that when engaged in writing; he places the
paper on chair, and kneels down. as If
about to perform an act ofdevotion. Miss
Brandon, when similarly engaged seats her
self on low chair; puts quire Of paper on
music book holds her ink bottle in her
lett hand, and writes away by The hour.
The Beet Sugar Manufacturing COMPANY
at Catsworh, ILL.,, have six hundred acres of
beets growing this year. They estimate the
crop at ten tons to the acre, which would
yield fully one million pounds of sugar. The
machinery of the Company was all brought
from Germany. ~;
A man recently wrote to shoemaker -
Cend me pair of esq. Toad Shooze.n
The exhibition building in the Champ de
Mars, in Paris, which covers about 4S acres
is more than half finished and the laying
out Of the gardens around, which will com,
prise an extent ofseventy-fve acres, is already
begun. sa
Lady Franklin has returned from Jour
ney to Bombay and Madras, passing through
the entire course of the Suez canal, and ex-
presses her conviction that this great enter
prise will prove success. :
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Speech of Gen. Banks, of Massachusetts.
BosToN, Aug. 3Oth.-At railroad mass meet
ing in Portland on Monday, Gen. Banks intima-
ted that the President was retrospective traitor,
and that Grant was a time-server. He said the
first act Of the rebels after their accession to pow
er would be to remove him from Office, and APP
point one OF their own generals in his stead.
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THREE CHEERS ANDA SOLID SILVER Cur
FOR OLD WAYNE.-The first bale of cotton
raised in this county. was received in this
place Yesterday afternoon, by Mr. A. Day,
from the cotton farm now operated by ]. Nj.
Miller & Co. and at once forwarded 10 Mes
srs. Andrews & Bardin, Wilmington. by
Southern Express, free of charge 1t weighs
406 pounds.
Yesterday morning much of this bale of
cotton was standing in the field, unpicked.
and before this paper is served to our own
town readers, it is bsled and in the ware
house of Messrs Andrews & Bardin, in viii
mington.- GOLdsbor0' Nescs.
We understand the above mentioned bale
was made on the farm of G. w. Collier. ESQ.
OF Wayne county.--Ncrbsrn Times.
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Arrival of the Steamer Terrible, of the
Cable Fleet.

ST. JOINS, N. b., Sept. sd-Steamer
Terrible of Cable Fleet arrived here, short of
coal a i'd provisions.
All attempts to raise the cable in two
thousand fathoms failed.
On the 18th of August, the Albany hooked
the cabl e, but lost it with two miles of grap-
ping rope August 18th at Z o'clock ship
time, cal de came totop at bows of Great
Eastern but slipped off. Graphing went on
with vari GUS success afterwards, until the
Terrible ltdt The weather was fine.
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CIRCELAR.

Several weeks ago announced, through the
City papers, my intention of commencing, at an
early day, the publication Of daily newspaper in
Raleigh. The arrangements for this purpose
have been much delayed by various causes, but
are now nearly completed Mr.. l. N. Keith,
practical printer, will be associated with me in
the publication of the paper. Below are given
the terms of subscription, &c. ]. H. MOORE.
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The Fenian Raid into CONDENSATION
of the British Government.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The threatened Fenian
raid into Canada has received the serious no.
tice OF the British government, who are tax
ing active precautionary measures. The bat
teries OF artillery were recently sent to Que
bee.
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The Gear of Prussia Makes Proposal to
Participate in the Territorial Changes.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept 1st.-The Prussian
government, prior to thenegotiation ofpeace
proposed to the French Emperor and the
other powers that neutrals should partici-
pate in the territorial changes, occasioned by
the results of the war. The proposition was
not supported by France or England, and
the Car refrained from officially moving in
the matter, reserving however the liberty of
action to himself in the future.
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MATHEMATicAL.-Ou mathematical cor
respondent has sent usthe following formula,
which may prove useful to those entering in
to society.
TO find the shortest way TO female heart
under any given circumstances
lstclass-lf she is married, but not moth
er, praise her husband.
If she is married and also another. praises
her children.
End class-If she is unmarried and enoao.
ed praise, her lover.
If she is unmarried and disengaged, praise
herself. - Punch.
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RESULTS OF THE WAR ON THE TOBACCO
MANUFACToRIEs OF VIRGINIA-The follow
ing statement shows something of the effect
the war had upon the tobacco manufacturing
interests in two of the largest manufacturing
towns in the South. In Lyncyhburg, previous
to the war, there were 60 factories in opera
ton now there are only 9. In this city
there were, previous to the war, SIS factories
in operation, andnow there are only &C. Al
though we are not prepared to give the exact
result, yet we are certain that the effect has
been in the same, if not larger proportion,
in other towns of the ate.-Riehmoad
Times.
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Advance in Price of Rebel Bonds in Lon.
don Markets,

New YORK, Sept 2nd.-The despatch in
relation to Confederate bonds reads as fol-
lows
THE advices received here Oondon) of
the action of the Philadelphia Convention,
have had the effect to slightly advance the
price of the Rebel bonds"
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NORTH.CAROLIN
In WAKE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term
n 1866.
Isaac Rogers, Admir-. of Hinton
Franklin, decd. Petition TO
VS.. make real es-
Matilda Maynor and her hus- tate assets.
band, VIM. Maynor and Others.
It appearingto the satisfaction of the Court
that Samantha Franklin, one of the defendants in
this case resides beyond the limits Of this State
it is therefore, on motion, ordered by the Court,
that advertisement be made for six weeks, sue.
cessively, in the Baleigh Standard, notifying the
said Samantha Franklin of the filing of this pc
tition, and that unless she appears at the next
term Of this Court, and answers the petition the
same will be taken pro contssso as to her, and
the land ordered to be sold,
Witness, j.. j. Ferrell, Clerk Of said Court, at
Office in Raleigh, the third Monday in May, 1866
July II, 1855. 6 S. ss-w6w
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The ALsIKE CLovER.-The Alsike clover
seed, recently introduced into this country.
through the mediumship of the Agricultil-
raj Bureau, has been found to be of very SUI
perlor quality and perfectly adapted to our
SOIL. Many communications have been re-
celyed by Commissioner Newton uniting in
the belief that this clover is superior to all
ct otheryarieties both for haying and pasturipy.
Inc society ofShakers at Mount Lebanon.
N. y, have written to the Commissioner at
testing Its good qualities, and desire to OBJ
tain considerable quantity.
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Embezzlement of one Hundred Thousand
Dollars.

New YORK, Sept 1st-Geo. Fl. Briggs
paying teller of the Nassau bank, was yes
tertlay arrested o. charge of embezzling 500,
600 of the banks funds. Briggs has been
irsquenting gambling saloons and losing
heavily. On being arrested, he made full
confession.
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Progress of Negotiation for Peace.

PRAGUE, Sept. 1st.-The terms of peace
between Austria and Prussia are in rapid
progress towards settlement. It is generally
believed that peace will be fully consumma-
ted between the two powers ere long.
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IN BEAUFORT COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, June 'erni'
1866.
Petition to make Real Estate assets.
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the Couls
that Valentine r. Morton and George W. M0ilon
are non-residents of the State of North aroipa;;
1t is ordered, that publication be made, that s'u
non-residents be and appear before the Worship p
full Court, to be holden on the third MONDAY "a y,
September next, TO answer unto petlti9n il,su
by VIM. z. Morton, Administrator OF =. Lo%i. y.
VS.. v. R. Morton, and Others, to make real e.
tate assets. ia
Court, at Office the 10th day OF July, 1866;
VIM. s. GORDON, CLERK.
Auo. o 1866. 33-w6w
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IN WAKE COUNTY
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term,
1866.
J Q. Adams, Jr., Admir-
of Reddiek Blake, Jr dec, Petition to make
Samuel Blake, Augustus assets
Blake and Others.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Samuel Blake, Augustus Blake, Rebecea
Blake, wife of John White, Jane Edwards, wife
of Fielding Edwards, and Altony A. Hicks, seven
of the defendants in this case, reside beyond the
limits of this State; it is therefore, on motion,
ordered by the Court, that advertisement be
made for six weeks, successfully, in the Raleigh
Standard. notifying the said Samuel Blake, Au-
gustus Blake, Rebecca Blake, wife of John
White, Jane Edwards, wife of Fielding Edwards,
and Altpny A. Hicks, of the filing OF this pcti-
ton, and that unless theY appear at the next
Term of this Court, and answer the petition, the
same will be taken pro eonyeSSo as to them, and
the land ordered to be sold.
Witness, j. J. FERRELL, Clerk of said Court,
at Office, the third Monday in May, 1866.
j. ]. FERRELL, c. c. c.
July 10, 1866. 4S-w6w
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win him the admiration Of the surrounding
country. He had broad, heavy face, with
a peculiar nose and two great sagacloas
looking eyes, and in his general appearance
was decidedly noticeable and impressive.
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Instaliment of the Secretary of Interior
and Superintendent of Public Printing.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l. Mr.. Browning,
Secretary of Interior, and Cornelius Wen
dell, Superintendent of Public Printing.
were installed to-day.
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Is Marriage and Celibacy. an Essay
of Warning and Instruction for Young Men,
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means of relief Sent
free of charge in sealed letten envelopes
Address Dr.. J. SKILLIN- HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philade phid Pa
Aug. II, 1866. G3-3m
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TELEGRAPHIC.
a second Line Of ocean .Telegraphic

a. Second Line of Ocean Telegraphic
Cable.
HEARTS Content, Sept 2.-Fhe Cable Of
last year was picked up this, ENday lnorn-
ing, at A: 40 o'clock in latitrl : = long,
tude 5000. 81
The splice wasmade and the cable 4O&-
cred at z A. M. The Great Eeastern is now
700 miles from here paying the cable out.
Everything is going well, and they expect to
reach here on Saturday next.
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Death of Ex-Gov. Morehead of North
Carolina.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29th.-Ex-Gov. More
head of North Carolina died yesterday at
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va,
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TAMEs W. NEwsoM In the oou

81 VS.. Equity for halifax
James Ncwsom and others County North
children of Eaton R. New Carolina to ell
som, and residents of Texas. land for partition
The bill sets forth that aceran tract OF land stu
ate in Halifax County, late the property of Tabtha
G. Newsom, now belongs to the plaintiffs and de-
PENDANTS as tenants in common, and the plaintiffs
arc DESTROYS of having it sold for partition: the
defendants are warned to appear All the next Fall
term of Halifax Court Of Equity and answer, or
o decree pro confesso will be taken against them.
THOMAS N. HILL, C. NJ. E.
Aug. 25th, 1885. 6S-tf
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Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30th.-Gold 147S Flour
dull, 75a1 150 for Southern. Cotton dull at ga
351a. Sugar higher. Coffee quiet. Molasses
dull. Turpentne 6Sa70. Rosin S3aS
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Brick Machine.-The National Rrick Ma
chine, CLAY TEMrERING MACHINE, and makes
with only two horse power, $4,000 SPLENDID
BRICKS per day, with well defined edges and uni
form lengths. If the Machine does not perform
what we claim for it, we will take it back and
refund the money. Unusual inducements offered
to purchasers of territorial rights. Address
ABRAM REQUA, Gen. Agent,
Aug. 14-lm. al Broadway. n. Y.
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HIPS Hair Dye SO Cents.-Black Or
Brown. instantaneous, beautiful durable, re.
liable. The best and cheapest in use. Depot
No. 66 John Street, New York. Sold by all Drug,
Patent Medicine, Periumery and Fancy Goods
stores everywhere.
March Is, 1S66-ly.
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Special Notices.
PIrTspuRa. May 10 ,0..

PITTsBuRG, Nav 10 1sec
Messrs. HosTETTER q SMITH
GENTLEMEN; During a visit to the Yves, :,
lail' eon.r eted chills and fever which bronns.
! me 70 my bed, and finally terminated in tvnhs.'
lever, ana confined me to my bed for sew,
.,p anrins winch time was physically 50
prostrated that almost despaired of ever rceon
ering my health; having almost entirely lost Nv
appetite Tor days, not being able to eat morsei
"uueu W "hich was distressed with a reelir,'
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II Post Office in Raleigh, N. c., 6spt g. 1866
Andrews, Henry Hill, Mrs Lottie
Baitll,lf, DR. JOHN II Myrick, James C
Clark, Lends Morgan, Rufus
Crack, w l. McLouchford, Robt
Carroll, Thos McCanion, John
Cave, James McKinZie, Mrs Mary
Caudie, David Newson, james d.
Carroll, II II Rogers, Rebecca
Cole, Mrs Jane Strong, VIM
Dunlop, Mrs Smith, billiard j
Ferobo, Henderson Simpkins, Mt
G0uge, Duncan Stewart, William
Gilmore, Joseph Stephens, James
Hutchinson, Miss Sne B Smith, Miss Lizzie
Hutchins, G w Thomas, Mrs Francis
Hollywood, Lewis Thail, Capt G w
Hood, Mrs Betsy Williams, I'D
Howell, James Williamson, Scott
Harris, john Wilson, Rev James
Hirriss, Moses Whitley x Lewis
Haywood, Miss Sarah Whitley, Miss Amanda
Persons calling Tor any of the above Letters,
will please say they are advertised"
A. MILLER, P. NJ.
Raleigh, Sept. 4, 1866 tilt
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WHO WANTS A PIANO!
SEVERAL PATRONS OF CONCORD f. H.
MALE College have requested my aid In secuii"e
Good Pianos
Aug. 9, 1866.

for their use. r;th
This has induced me to make arrangements WE ne
some of the best manufacturers, which enaolc nat
to furnish instruments of the First Grass, :,
reduced prices can save each purchaser - fi ths
forty to one hundred dollars. Price lists o. t
manufacturers will be sent to those VINO u''''
them, to aid them in making sci, ctions. the
When selections shall lave been made t I
money can be sent to me, at my expense, ,,;yYned
Southern Express, and Piano VIII DC s"i Each
10 the Depot the purchaser may designate E''N
Piano sold vii. be fully warranted.
Address me at Statesyllle, n. Q. ur1I.
4. NJ, M. CALDME sI1r
April q, 1868. 1s-~H'
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Special Notice
Special Notice.
E. Il. CHESTER MAN,
Practical MiIlWright and Craftsman,

No. 800 BANK STREET,
RICH MOND. VA.
yI1ILL PREPARE PLANS AND CONTRACT
w for the BUILDING OF MILLS IN the city
and country.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. Talbot & Bro, Richmond, Va.
g ttinger Il Edmunds, Richmond, Va.
g Ruhm & Co., Richmond. Va.
Mr.. r. Baird, Manchester.
&c James l.. Davis, Richmond, Va.
&c Jno. H. Claiborne Richmond, Va.
&c VIM. B. Graves, Yanceyville, N. C.
L. FEELS, ESQ.,, Yanceyville, N. q.
September 5, 1866. 72-St.
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Itch! Itch (! Scratch! scratcb,,-

Itch! Itch T! Scratch!! Scratch ~
Wheaton's Ointment will cure the Itch in forty
eight hours. Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers,
Chilblains, and all eruptions of the Skin. Price
80 cts. For sale by all Druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, 40 Washington street.. Boston,
Mass, it will be forwarded by mail, free of post
ge, to any part of the United States
P. F, PESCUD, Agent,
sept lily Raleigh, N c.
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Progress of the President and Party
through the State of New York.

RocHEsTER,N. Y, Sept. 1.-The Presi-
dent arrived to-day. a great multitude
greeted him with every demonstration. of re-
spect, as has been the case at Auburn. Utica.
Canandaigua, Geneva and other points The
tap from Albany to this place may be briefly
described as succession of ovations.
| Yesterday at Auburn, a little bow named
Richardson rushed towards the carriage to
shake hands with Gen. Grant, under which
he fell and his leg was shattered Last
night he sent word to Sec. Seward that he
was anxious to see Gen Grant. The latter
much affected by the circumstance. in com.
pany with Surgeon Gen. Barnes, called to
see the little sufferer and consoled him fell
ing him in parting to write to him when he
recovered, and he would be of service to
him.
At Senica Falls Station, where the party
stopped short time the President was
addressedby Judge Millsin behalf of citizens
He promised that Seneca cohnty should give
larger vote this fall in favor of his admins
tratlon than any county of equal population
lnthe State. The President briefly respond
ed as did also Others of the party, who were
| called out.
at Clifton Springs the sister of Stephen
A. Douglas and his sons, Joined the party
The President and Gen. Grant went to the
platform and bowed to Mrs. Granger, the
mother of the deceased Senator, who was
sitting at the door of her residence not far
from the track.
at Schenectady they were welcomed by
The mayor and council in an address. The
President was about to reply, when the
platform on which the party was standing
gave way and they were foored for while.
no one was hurt, however, and the Presi-
o'ent spoke as if no interruption had occur
n'd.-He made short speeches also at Fonda.
H erkimer Utica and other places on theroute.
On their arrival at Auburn, the party was
received by the mayor, when the President
ags IN spoke. Then there was an excursion
to Willow Grove on Dwasco Lake, when an
eles''snt dinner was prepared. During the
ban quet Gen. Grant proposed toast to Sem
or toners, the Mexican minister, and the
succ ess of the causes he represents.
------z--------z 4L-- l. -
A .awyer Sues Judge for false Inn.
pr isonment sc Damages estimated at
. IS $1,000.
NlW YORK, Sept. 1st>-Mr. Percy, the
lawyer who was committed by Judge Bar
nard for contempt Of Court, has commenced
suit against the Judge for false imprison-
ment, -claiming damages to amount of $50.
600.
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Resign alton of Hannibal Hamlin.
BosroN, Mass, Sept. 30.-Hannibal Ham,
lin has resi- gned his position as collector of
this port He intend to speak against the
Presidents policy.
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DIAMoNDs.-M. Chancourtois has present.
ed an interesting memoirto the French Acad-
envy of Sciences on the production of dia-
monds in nature NJ Chancourtois thinks
that diamonds have resulted from an incom-
plete oxidation of carbides of hydrogen, just
as the sulphur of the Solftara results from an
incomplete oxidation of sulphurettcd hydro
gen, all of whose hydrogen is converted into
the water, while only a part of the sulphur
is changed into sulphurous acid 1t is bya
similar process that petroleum has given rise
to bitumen, and this again to graphite. "If,
then" said the author, "a mixture of HYDRO
carbon gases and vapor of water be submit
ted to slow oxidation, diamonds may posi-
bly, be obtained" 1t is even possible, he OBJ
serves, that the tubes which convey COM.
mon coal gas along the streets may contain
such artificial diamonds in abundance" Let
us take another view of the matter. Dia-
monds as we have before said, could readily
be produced FIVE had solvent of cafbon.-
Might not that very interesting and curious
fluid from two solids-sulphide of carbon
under galvanic. power dissolve certain add
itional quantity of carbon, which, on the grad
ual withdrawal of the galvanic action, might
he deposited from the sulphide in chrystal-
lied or diamond state9 Chemists and electri-
clans are welcome to this idea for what it
may be worth. All we ask in Return is good
good humping big diamond before they be-
come as cheap as black diamonds. "-BuH-
der
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July 10, 1866.
NORTH-CAROLINA, !
IN WAKE COUNTY. +
Jno. H. Boylan, and Others,
vs.. In Equity,
Jno. S. Boylan, Weldon E. Boy Wake Coun-
lau, Kate Weldon Boylan. ty, N. c.

The defendants being non-residents Of this
State, are hereby notified to appear at the Court
of Equity, to be held for the County OF wake, On
the first Monday after the fourth Monday OF Sep
TENDER, 1866, and make defence to the bill IN
Equity, or decree pro coyesSo will be entered,
and the case heard er pa,fe.
The Bill is filed by the plaintiffs, claiming as
children of the late William Boylan, decd, Inc
property devised and decreed by the testator, un-
der the residuary clause of his will, to the exciu
sion of the defendants
.l' w. S. MASON, c. NJ E.
Roleigb Jnlv 10 1896 2g-w6w-pd
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Question and Answer.

Tothe Editors Of the Esening Post
The Ecening Post continues to press upon
the Republican party the Importance OF
holding convention in the South aid OF
sending Republican speakers through the
South.
Does not the Eoeniag Post knew that the
life of every such invader would probably
be sacrificed 2 L.
Boston, Aug. 81, 1866
The Ecening Post knows nothing OF the
kind. We are amazed to find that SO sensl-
Bile person as our correspondent believes
any such nonsense We urge that the Re
publican party shall hold as soon as possible
national convention in some Southern city.
Does our correspondent believe that such a
convention would be molested or unlawfully
interfered with We urge that a Repub-
lican party shall be organized in every
Southern State, and that the best speakers
from the North should be sent down to help
lay the Republican doctrine before the
Southern people. Does our correspondent
pretend to believe such men would "proba-
| bly, be sacrificed" So long as the Republi-
can party of the North gives the cold Shout
| der to Southern loyalists, it is probable these
| will be treated with bitterness and contempt
| by ex-rebels, who now taunt then with the
desertion Of their Republican friends.-N
| 7. Post.
The Post is right in saying that discussion
should be free, and we believe with it that
free discussion is the only way TO break
down the sectionalprejudices of our country,
and our uniform course has been to publish
the arguments of both sides,and what is the
result 2 We have been denounced as Radi-
cal for so doing from one end of the State to
the other by such papers as the Raleigh Sen
tinel; and should Republican speakers come
down amongus to address the people, the mas
SEES would not have independence enough to
go to hear them for fear of being denounced
in the same way by these same time servers.
Their audiences would be very small-this
] is our Opinion-Neanbe1n Times.