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VOLUME XXI. GREENSBOROUGH, X. €.. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 8. 1859. NJ UMBER 1043.
BUSINESS CARDS.
« r IlEBCiEC'Ol'K, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
I Islington, N C. Feb. 17, 1858. 972 tf.
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.WES A. IiOM«, ATTOKNEV AT LAW,
GKEEN8BOHOU6H, N. C.
B,".%, A. Ill II.,
LEXINGTON, N. C
BUSINESS CARDS.
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,,,,11111 & ITLEY. COMMISSION AND
\\ Forwarding Merchants, Fayetteville, N. C.
«• I. iVEEMAX, WITH ABBOTT, JONES ft
\ Co lmj.iii'ters and Jobbers of Staple and Fancy ' ^^ K
.*_... la, So. 168 Muriel Sireel, Philadelphia. ^ '^
DHS. *'. I- & «• I" PATME, COPARTNERS
in the practice of Medicine, Obstetrics and Surge-iy,
Lslington, N. C.
i 4! REVCE HOUSE,
it Hkrh Point, N. C.
T. Laurence, Proprietor.
Jtareu 18 1859. 27 6m
liitsTcOFFOI & COBLE, JAME.sroWV
11 •, C-. have associated themselves together for the
... ..'...• PRACTICING MEDICINE in all its various
Special attention given to SUBQEBT. Of-
..*. ' i; B Depot. Feb. 1863. 24 tf.
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Gr. L. MEEDSTILEY,
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THE PATRIOT.
M. 8. SHERWOOD. JAMES A. LON0.
SHERWOOD & LONG,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
TERMS: S'JJ.OO A YEAR, IS ADVASCE.
June 15, ls59. aw
"i»lt. J HUES K. HALL. HA
|f io Greensborough, N. C, offers
HAVING REMOVED
lus Professional
i l.c public. Office ou Wen Market Street,
...■ recently occupied as a residence by Hon.
j..... \ Gilmer. February, 1858.
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40 ly
UL. OOWi.l.l. s Photographic Gal-
• » ler.v if now open I, andCnmeotypes, Mclaino-types.
and AMBROTVPES. which cannot be surpassed
for DURABILITY ant] BEAUTY ara taken in Lockets,
Pins and Cases, to suit (be tastes and purses of all.
Having permaneuily located in Greensborough, tliey
confidently expect a liberal patronage.
feg- Call and examine Specimens, and learn the
Prices. Rooms formerly occupied by A. Starrott, sec-ond
story ofGarretts brick building, Wist Market St.,
Greensborough. N. «'. March, l£o§. 971 tf
and blinding terror, that scene of which Mt.
Calvary was the centre'/—when tlie sun was
darkened and the stars went out, and the
earth quaked and shivered as it sped on in
space, and when the dead got op from their
I leaden slnniicrs, and stalked into the pres-ence
of living men!
But aside trom the divine spirit which in
Rale* of Advertising, spires it, its beauty and sublimity of style.
ONE dollar per square for .he first week, and twenty- !l"d }b« ^,C™n. whie ' SIoW 0P°,n, ',,S
five cents fer every week thereafter. TWF.LVB imi OK I V*Bf*i thy I",,.'« furnishes lessons in faith,
LKSS making a so.uare. Deductions made in favor of | fortitude, sagacity, humility, thougiitlulness,
standing matter as follows :
S MO.vntS. tj MONTHS. 1 TEAR
One square $8 60 $5 50 §8 00
Two squares, 7 00 10 00 14 00
Three " 10 00 15 00 20 00
17th, MePherson, Rep., 267 maj.
an ov r Fremont 0,300.
Baehau- hair brushes and combs, for the use of a set' We think Congress is too liberal, but that
of gentlemen who had already appropriated i is no oxeulpution for the Administration.—
18tl, Blair, Bep., 2,435 maj. Buchanan to themselves six thousand dollars for nine They will spend all that is given them; but
over Fremont 5,350. ' months of their time, out of evei v two years, | incompetencv and dishonesty, favoriteism,
" and
vern-
24tb, Hall, Kep., 794 maj.
Fremont 2,950.
Buchanan over j and who had then left Washington, with the I a
table groaning under the weigh! ol unfinish-1 tl
973 tf ——
GEORGE n. KELLY. COMMISSION MEB-chaut,
and Dealer in family Groceries and Pro-visions.
No. 11, North Water Street, WILMINGTON. N.
•iatcl themselves in the practice of the law. in the' C. Will keep constantly on hand. Sugars, Coffees, Mo-lasses,
Cheese. Flour, Butter, Lard, Soap, Caudles,
Crackers. .Starch, oils. Snuffs, &e.
Reference*:—0. <■'•■ Parsley, President of Commercial
Bank; John MeKac. President Bank of Wilmington,
Wilmington, N. C. Af M. Gorman, Rev. R. T. Ilc.'iin,
StW COPARTXERSIIIP.—J. A. LONG &
. I, F. I'AI,HWI:I.I.. Greensborough, N. C, having
... fG lilford county, will promptly attend to all
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sted to their care. Jan. 1868. 967 tf
JOBS *»'• l**VXE. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- ■ †: manently located in Greensborough. N.
» end the Courts of Randolph Davidson and
eilforiand promptly attend to the eof-i
,1 in his hands. Jan. 9, 1857.
1
collection of all
915 tf
4TSO\ &. ME ARS. GENERAL COMM1:
"tne Slip. Ni
Cotton and
}\ hants, 34 Burling Slip, New York.—
Raltigh. J. A; F. Garret, David McKnight, Greensbo-rough,
N. C.
(1HABXES si FEATHER,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
' attention paid M the sale of Grain,
rn products. ]. "Liberal advances made
. , . p..■:...-' - 91--» tf
MkRBLE WORIAS^—GEOBGB HEINRICn,
Manufacturer ofMonuments, Tombs, Head-stones,
. . :i! reduced prices, OPPOSITE THE DEPOT,
igh, N. C. tee" Orders from a distance
:■■ †ptlyfiUed. »71 tf
BOOTS. SHOES t\D BROOAJKS,
No. 4d North Third Street, abovu Market St.,
Philadelphia.
Respectfully solicits the attention of Merchants to his j restoration and prosperity
UAMBLETOH MIEPI'ERD, ATTORNEY ; ^
AI LAW, formerlj ol Salem. N. C, but now ot
li-.viiitoii. Georsia.
Till practice in the counties of Wilkinson. Twiggs,
UwrcBg, Pulaski, lrwin. Wilcox, Telmir, Montgom- ,
m and Washington Jan. 21, 1859. ly
\C•ARIL—.I. F. Jollee !:a» purchascrt
- la'.l, a large and well selected STOCK ;:'
Uoftiine:. Boots. Shoes and Hats, which he
.ill tell CHEAP FOR CASH, or to punctual customers
van abort credit.
October 28, 1858. &tf I
LAW BOTICE.—Tk«undersigned has removed
to Sewbern, with the intention to devote himself I
» lj to the practice of the law. He will att. ml the
■††. ". TI al! of ihe surrounding counties, and will also ■
ir. . ce I efore the Supreme Court at Raleigh.
J*. 1,1859. 6m I). K. McRAE.
„ . Lj N J. M. CLARK. |
\ 1 I. ll\ Si. CLARK, COMMISSION MER- •
.A CHANTS, WiHnlnirton. H.C Prompt per-r
-. .unii,ill given to consignments of Naval Stores,
' n i or other Country Produce, for sale or shipment.
I den in Lime. Plaster, Cement, Hair, ic.
January 20, 1859. ]y
Vl'.SPERKl, ol" Xortti Carolina,
. With WM OKAYDON & CO.,
. ••r» and Jobber of Dr) Goods, 46 PARK
PLACE, and 41 BARCLAY STREET,
Wn tiraydon.) -.„._ ..„rU I Ceo. H. Seeley,
JuGravdon. |»«w »orR't Wm. A. Scott.
siock of City and Eastern Manu ture, adapted to the
trade of North Carolina.
ftrj?" Particular attention paid to Ordes'N.
Kefers with permission to Messrs J. R .V J, Sloan,
Greensborough, N. C. Oct. 8. 1 s.'.s. ly
EXTHACT FROM A2J ADDRESS,
Delivered 6* WILLIAMW. HOLDEN. Esq.. Junelth,
1869, before the Young Ladie* of Ralriyh Female Semi-nary,
The source of all truth, and the best of all
books is the Bible. Commencing with the
creation of the world, it furnishes tho most
accurate history of tho Church of God and
of mankind, and affords tho clearest insight
into human nature of any book ever written, j
it contains, indeed, the" only authentic ac-count
of the creation, of the promise made
of redemption and its fulfilment, of the del-1
age, of the confusion and dispersion of!
tongues and consequent peopling of the':
earth, of intercourse between angels and j
men, of the Jews, from Abraham to this hour,
"scattered and peeled" over the whole earth, |
and it foretells ovents, some of which are
now occurring on the continent of Europe, of
j weighty import to the human race. In its
delineations of the domestic relations and af
fections, in the households of the Patriarchs; ;
in the narrative of Joseph and his brethren; •
in the love of Jonathan and David; in the I
i rebellion and death of Absalom and the grief j
I of King David; in the story of Bath and Na-
'omi: in the afflictions, the faith, and1the final
of Job; in the
TEVEKSON & ROW EX,
(LATE BTETBNS05, BOWEN & KK8MITT,)
Wiaoiesalc Dealers in l»ry GooriN,
death of Lazarus, and tho simple eloquence
with which his sisters informed the Saviour
of that event; and in the submission ofChrist
to his blessed mother, and his thoughtful pro-vision
for her while suffering on the eross, it
has never been equalled. Its noteworthy
men and women are, for the most part, mod-cliec-
riiilne3s, courage, patience and charity,
which no other book contains. In the lan-guage
of the wise young man in Esdras, "As
FOR THE TRUTH IT ENDfRETII, AND IS ALWAYS
STRONG; IT LIVETII AND CONQUKRETH FOR EV-ESMORK."
And truth, pure truth, is in this
holy book. It is a book which shines with
equal lustre, and carries with it equal conso-lation,
in the cottage of the laborer and the
palace of the King. It knows no distinction
between men or races, but it is the same
Word in all places and at all times, world
without end. It is the foundation of the
common and the statute law, the conserva-tor
of all the domestic relations, and tho ba-sis
of all truly civilised society. It is the
source to which woman owes her present ex-altation
in the domestic sphere. Other jewels
perish beneath the touch of time; but this is
a jewel which a universe on fire would not
destroy, and which all cbaOs, if piled upon
it from the upper frontiers of immensity to
the nethermost margin of endlessly descend-ing
darkness, would not tarnish or obscure.
Head this Word, drink it into your spirits,
enshrine it in your hearts. You will find it
now and hereafter an infallible teacher, your
dearest companion and best friend. If you
will read it, and think of it, and practice its
precepts, you may safely leave all things
else, not to chance, but to that Providence
who careth for all his children, and Whose
sustaining hand is equally beneath the spar-row
that perishes and those mighty worlds
that proclaim his power and glory t.b the
universe.
jTrom iho Baltimore Patriot.]
Tho Completion of the next House of
Representatives.
Democrats who live on the terrors of
1st i)ist., New Jersey.—Nixon, Opp., 3,051 I ed business, both public and private. It is
maj. Buchanan over Fr»mont 3,831. ! to be presumed, as the items are not to be
2d, Stratton, Opp., 2,704 maj. Buchanan I found in the above catalogue, that the hon-j
orable gentlemen were content to supplj*
Buchanan ! their own tooth-picks and cologne, without
I further drain on the pockets of the people.
Buchanan I Thirteen hundred and fifty dollars for a
; looking glass in which a Democratic Speaker
5th, Penuingtoh,-*Rl^.f l,t>59 maj. Bu-1 could survey his person! Tw< hundred and
chanun over Fremont, 2,957. fifteen dollars for mantel glasses, that he
2d Dist., Ohio.—Curley, Rep., 791 maj.— might have a front and back view at the
Buchanan over Fremont, (half of Hamilton same time! Eighty yards of carpeting, at
County,) 1,853. : four dollars and twenty five cents a yard, on
9th. Carey, Rep., 107 maj. Buchanan which a Democratic Speaker might strut his
over Fremont 3.319.
3d, Adrian, Opp., 458 maj.
over Fremont 5,v.33.
4th, Riggs, Opp , G83 maj.
over Fremont 3,459.
hour of brief authority on the stage! One
thousand and eighty six dollars for lounges,
and chairs at ninety-eight dollars a piece,
on which to rest his wearied limbs! Nine
hundred dollars for curtains to shut out the
light from his Democratic eyes—and yet to
i have the daring audacity to come befun ti
Rep., 978 ' injured people and insult them with the cry
of economy, retrenchment and reform '■ '■ '■
Buchau-
Buchanan
Buchanan
[hroin the Baltimore Patriot,]
Contributions to the History of Two
Yea:-a of Locofoco Administration.
over Fremont 311
10th, Trimble, Rep., 1,939 maj.
an over Fremont 3,568.
15th, Helmick, Rep., 230 maj.
over "remont '^c8.
7th, Theaker, Rap., 92 maj.
over Fremont 2X63.
3d District, Indiana—Dunn,
maj. Buchanan over Fremont 4,206.
8th, Porter, Rep., 1,060 maj. Buchanan
over Fremont 1,154.
7th. Divis, Opp., 3,390 maj. Buchanan
over Fremont 4,566.
Showing M) Districts, now carried by Re-pnblican
or Opposition Congressmen, which, ; The people now in power are an aggkune-in
l^m, gave Buchanan a majority over i ration of Secessionists, Free-Soilers, renegade
Fremont, leaving of the 120 Opposition Dis- Whigs md Dnuglasites, presided over by a
tricts 84 straight Republican ones by the renegadeF«4erafint
vote of 1856. From Mich ' 'at could be ex-
Then there neither is nor can be a Repub- pectod hut tl lias come > pane, extrava
lican majority in the House. ganee, < irrupti u, and ignoi in 'andincapa
But the next best thing for (lie Locofocos citj in every department vernmenti
is, to drive all tho moderate Northern Oppo- j . insw... ... ixtsraanoa.
Bition, under the leadership of the Rcpubh- r r the year en . ne, 1868, these-cans,
as was done in the Thirty-Fourth Con- Ural expeu litnrea of the Gevernmeu were, by the Re-gress
; and it is certain the "same conduct I l-° SeCr '• '-' o1' ' ■ †'""';•'• W
will have the same result—if the opposil . ,. Q ,. ... , ., , ., , ' ' .. ., Aiid the aiii.uo! lor Al .u s.-rnee at the boiitli irnl only -.■■' t an I permit it.—
Ofcourse if there is no considerable body of
as by the Report of the Post-masterGeneraL
pace 73J .. .$12,722,470
Less the sums included in the
Secretary of Treasury Report,. .4,079,270
Philadelphia, Jan. '-". 1859. l'.i
XT M. HARTIX, RRO. & CO.. GROCERS
^.^ . AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 139,
Sycamore .Street, Petersburfr, Va.
If. M. M 1RTIW SO\ &. CO..
C O -M .MISSION M E i; C II A N T S ,
BUcbmond, Va.
pride ana joy; but for long ages .he mothers
of Israel, as they pressed to the temple to j
dedicate their offspring to the living God, j
could point to theirs also, as the fortunate,
Southern men to hud countenance and
Strength to the .Northern conservatives.
theyonust be dri. ;; into the toils of the ex-trem-''
RepaOlicans. But if the Opposition
of thj Southern States will only awake to
igniiv of their mission, and Ihe deei-lower
of their position, they can con-ic
oi_ tion ol the House, and with
Piv-i lency in lS'J
y live men from iu« uwtu, u» mw i enable the peo|
tit men from the North will have pow- ] diture is likely to exceed or fall below it.
>ugh to rcsisl the pressure of extreme Daring the first year Mr. Buchanan spent
dicans and compel them to acquiesce tDe following sums' incon.liic'iiiir tl
8,01
Total ac:ual expenditnres hv the Govern-ment
and paid by the people ; >r one
year's misrule 69,828,803
For the year 1859 it is not possible to !■ !!
exactly what will be expended, bat the fol-lowing
table will show what hat been appro-ud
peculation, so pervade the present
lie late Administrations, that the Go'
ment must stop, if these cnurraoui demands
are not complied with.
While millions are asked for soldiers and
ships, there is not a word said about a *:nglo
harbor, or river, or lake in the United States.
in any of tho estimates. And the Demociats
in the House refused not only any appropri-ation
for those great and benlficent objects,
but they also first refused all appTOpriatione
for tho great fortification system, which
protect* tho great eeats of our commercial
wealth, and then gave only 8600,000 ins)
of the reasonable appropriation offl,931,( -'-'
eatimated for.
Now suppose the Government bad gotten
all it atked trom Congroae; and that'
bad added a reaaonobiji amount for |
lection ot'oiir lake and river ciTiiiiu!.-.
AOUM the expense ol the goveruiueiil bavo
amounted to '.
Why —add for coll. ciing the cu.-tonn ihe. . S-.1''
Foi fomBcarioBj i.-
For three regiments, U the rate ef the eiut-ingaruiv
S.»' I
lor rivers and hurOors 1,6(1
And we have ■. . j-7 T'.
That is to say—so far is it from being iv, e
that Congress—even this Dem> eralie < 'oil-gresa—
foroes expenditures on the Provident,
ihe President asked for nearly I7,UOO,OOU
beyond what the Congress gave biml And
adding to what he did B«lc Onlj H,60
Ibrthe protoetloo of our rivers ami harbors,
which he had no right to omit, and whi'h be
grossly neglected his duty in omitting, and
we have a scale oi expenditure astoni-iiing
io behold The flgarea are eloquent.
Actually appropriated for Ihe year I S6t
l86'.t $98,SM i i
Sums asked nnd not granted ft^NM
Re.isiM iibii- allowance for riven and
harbora 1,600 ' 0 00
Whole cost of the year Ih-'iS-'.. :-l' O,6e4.20l.o1
For deficiency on the Buchanan ncale, 8,00
$114^64,201.64
And that sum represents a Democrat's idea
of an economical adminiatration !
Where and how this 'nuiey BOM can oi ly
be divined by looking into the Fort Shelling
recipients of rites to which the pagan was a
stranger, and which dated from the limes
when God thundered on Sinai, or spoke in
slill small voice'
think the best thing is a Republican majori- pend
(v; so they say there will be a Republican
majority. In this they exhibit their usual
regard tor tacts. It is well that the people
of the slaveholding Stales should know the i
a majority of Republl-: hundred and eleven opposition members, be-!
of Representatives.— [sidesJthc eight anti Leeomptonites nomina-1
ii)wiii>r tame win MHMV r.utt min uLtrn tniri<>-\ ,, .. ii-n .• i> :. . i* ,. . -■ †.i v .. i jivll. W"mithi LLw..o.Uittv\ oorr p • . i i ,i • . .i . ii ' Report, the \\ diet s l'ollil Report, the >MVal ruitcJ. and the experience ol the pu-t will, , • .' .,. '...,. , ,,,,. .
the Soiitli (IIA iiide- ii .• i . u .i .i . , Loinililllee s l.epofl, the Clerk Oi lliellotlse
int oouin, i iwae- j enable the people to say whether the expen- ,. ,, ire(ienta,|re8 Report
er en
Repu
in a conservative opposition organization.
Tbfere are now elected at the North one
hegovern-truth.
There is not
cans in the House
on the rock of lloreh. ; 'j'|,ore never has been for a 'moment such a ted and eleeted by the opposition, and with-it.
M MABTIX, SH
R. A MAl'.TIN.
W. K. MAKT1N.
r.O. TANN.U1III..
II 1.. PI.TMMIIB. JR.,
1. MAHTIN, JB.
BfejjfStrict personal att< nl on given Io the -«lc of pro-duce
Orders for goods promntly filled "yja -10 ly s.
"a* Graydon.
X »ember, lSf>8. tl
iOH* ■. I.OWLANU. I W. D. BBYMIL1IS. | J. U. ROWLAND.
UimiAM) A;. RETMOLDS, SUCXKSSORS
io Anderson .v Reynolds, Grocers and Commission
A. PU'DIHER. IMPORTER AND DEAL-er
HI RBBrllab and tiiit-iltaii
HARDWARE,
SADDLERY HARDWARE, AND
CARRIAGE MATERIALS,
No. 10 Bollimjb ■††'■ Strei'.
(SIGN OP 1 IiK KEY)
Nr.XT DOUR TO LIBRARY HALL,
PETERSBURG, V*.
t@-ALL GOi>i>>; SOLD AT NEW YORE PRICES-June
1. l1- 9. 38 Ivpd
The men and women of the Bible, superior majority in any House of Representatives, out Wanting the six Douglas Democrats,
to those of the surrounding nations, walked ; There never was a Republican organization ! Tli opposition from the South in the last
in the light of the countenance of God. The] „t- tiie House except when the Locofocos re- Uousg» numbered fourteen. It has already '
faithfulness of Abraham : the blended meek- '■ f„8efj l0 unite with ihe Americans in sclect-ness,
learning and courage of-Moses; the lofty I ,„„ ;in American Speaker, and in preference
and sacred enthusiasm of the prophetess,Lijoited the plurality rult to enable the Re-
Miriam; the valor, the magnanimity, and DabUean plurality to elect a Speaker. The
ment and rewarding friends:
1. Amount actual and estimated in the
Secretary of Trea-ury's Report $74,908,068.41
2. Post Office charges I4,UUU,OOO.OU
3. Deficiencies provided for hv tiie last
session ." 8,913.11(1.:!'.
piiiuicaii i
the poetic lire of David ; the proverbial phi- Locofocos are
losophy of Solomon; the prophetic strains ef
Isaiah, now swelling in majesty above the
everlasting hills,' and now rippling in quiet
beauty among the roses and lilies ol Sharon ;
the firmness and integrity ofDajiiel; the in-trepid
courage of Judith, who slew in his
tent the Assyrian captain, and saved her
country; the simplicity in narrative of th
Ly Spi
anxious to repeat this con-duct,
in the hope that its fruits will be—a
Locofoco President in 18(ii.'! It depends on
the Sou;hern elections whether this trick
shall he successful or not. There is not
now. and there cannot be, a Republican ma-il
House. There is not now, and
Aggregate $97,876,189.71
That sum is all gone, paid, consumed by
Democralio maws, in great
IO
part wasted by
lority in tin
' four evangelists ; ihe Io
cannot be, a Locofoco majority in the House posi#on members from the South; and with
'P'enii- :?i gainifl one in Virginia, and surely the defeat I
of Fifkner is an omen of great significance
in the South. Mr. Kust ice's defection baa I incompeteney and dishonesty. Which of our
only hurt himself; for New Orleans gave j readers before had any conception ol'such an
L',U00 American majority a week ago. We\aggregatef
expect to gain at least, certainly two in j We showed that the appropriations for the
Tennjessoe, three in Kentucky, two in -North ; one fiscal year, r858—9, amount to the fol-
Carolina, and two in Maryland. We expect lowing sums, viz:
Other* gains; but we note only what we re» I SpeciBc nuns hi bills ap-gardits
certain. proved (67.067\7'i :'..7h
Tiftse results will -ive us at least 24 0\>- Less deficiencies 8,918,131.80
ol Ihe! jf they elect every member South ol L'enn- the w Opposition men elected wholly by a
gic. the comprehen- :
BylVania. Tlu po is a third power standing '■ comlanalion ol the Opposition, they make a
— $58,154,631 is
Indefinite sums 8,882.287JI2
Permanent appropriation! ij,3l"> 221 18
Former appiopriauOBf 16,5S6,58g.85
of Ui.
From each ofiliem we append statements,
which throw a flood of light on the corrup-tion,
the plundering, the inca; acily M I lie
government.
For this tliero is no remedy but a eh
■ f Administration. As long as the people
W'll be governed by locofocos who are dis-honest
and incompetent, they mutt ) ay.
1. Whal Ihe real vrniti of tlic Goveinmeni are, and
:n ad<lition.
2 s}o IUIICII more as lliey can i-afelj sual, and
•J .wo much more us tliey waste Lj reason of llnir
iin-on:pciency.
It is notuaui for Ooagrew torsfnes appro*
piiaiions—ihi' Government must go on—'he
public work mturt be done, and thai '<_■ the
Government ofllcere—and if they plunder
and waste great MM over and ab< « • KII ii
would be aeiuallv required for the lionvwt
anl economical doing ot the earns work,
CongressmmCjnfttappropriateao mi i 'i niore.
11 is lor this reason that the expenses of
the Government are now, in time of. /
nearly twice what tliey were in I illun re's
lime.
riio only alternatives aio either I
|» I.I Government, to turn ou
tral ion, or Io give up to I heir
r and wasi injrs o\ er s .1 ;i
.,. .—itietof the public service.
1 n H. Ilaughton, Esq., Newberne, S. ('. Dr. V. on Market Street, secon 1 story ol Oarreti B bnek build-
.'. HUl, Wilmington, N. ■'. II. A. Lotion, Esq., Pitts- 'n?- ahere he will always be found unless . rofessionally
rb. J,. C. June 1.1858. 987 tf ebsent. April 2!>. 18W.
ton; but the Psalms of Davil
and chanted in
*g".
, I present repreaei
■ Si districts no liepublican nominations; but ; scy
thousands of pfeces and by A,,_„„.., ..^ wi.i.fs. the conservative Rcniib- I onlyfll
u ib early ofdeficiencies incl
.- u ith a vengean ie !
} !;\»V<.HU 1EWELR1 STORE.— f |TXO illiBKK, JE W El.Lb R Al
Ii Ihe suhseriber has on hand Ih fine GOLD LE- V7 WATCH-MAKLR. ft eat Market, GKKKKSBC
i li .. Hi iil> manufactured by Johnson of Liver-: -V <:.. has on hand and is reeeii g a splendid and
.1. nnd Wion of London. Also, the Silver I.ever
nine and common Virge Watch, with a variety oi
selected stoch "I hoe and i ishioiiuble Jew
description, among which .. be found se
.. ' I ' V.\ of all descriptions. All of which will he ti'-ieni setsol coral Jewelry.
•4(tl..w for cash. Watches of all descriptions repaired- • He has also a stock ol lineGold and Silver Watc lea,
repairing don
.
.-,. . ■.,: CoL John McRae, President of the Bank
nfw'iuuingion. O. O. Parsley, Esq., President of the
Cunuaercial Bank. Aug. 28. 1857. 94S ly
.... ^ ., . WILL. 1.. SCOTT.
LJCOTT & SCOTT. Ml'lliNF.VS AND COUN-
^ seUors at Law, - - (JUEENSBOBOUGH, N. C„
am attend the Courts »l HiiUford, Alamance, Ran-
Mpa,Davidson, Forsythand Kockingham _ Allclaims
vi-.-.. ito them for "ill receive prompt
'-:.■: n. Office on North Street, fourth door from
; bay's corner.
1)LV\H».- \ FULL SUPPLY OF BLANK W \R-
»> rants, D.eds, Deeds of Trust, Attachments, Dccl •.-
•.•.!».-, Ejectment, Administrator's Notices, and
:»-. •:..;- : . us, will ilwaj ■ be found at the Store of
Mama,Pebaoa \ Grimes, in Lexington, who are our
; : .. . ie game; and who are also our
•'.•••-•, r. ••';•.•■ in 1 forward Io us, nil kinds of Job
'* -.^ SHERWOOD & LOSti
J» 4. M5:M)I:VII ii.i.. LAND AGENT, IVILL
ll« select and enter Government Land. Locale Land
■'" :.'-••, make bavestments for capitalists at Western
;.'--. pay taxes, and transact a general real estate bu-
'•'•'. :-.i Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin. Address,
<BUea| »lig, Minnesota.
,.'.'•-. -. — Hon. J. M. Morehead, George C. Men
• ' .".. i 1. Waller Gwynn and lion John A. Gilmer.
May 16.1856. 888 tf
IDNCERM IB & S.vllTU,
NO. 43 NORTH 1'HIRD STREET,
Philadelphia.
Invite ihe attention .-:' ii" trad" of NORTH CAROLI-NA
to their large and varied stock of
It Jo Cofl'ee,
IStiKass, Stc.,
ii are offered al the
losveel neii rates,
and in lots to suit parchasers.
'i '.K-.Y purchases being made
exclusively for cash,
• ables :hcm io offer
GOODS AT VFKV LOW FIGURES.
.I,truer f I, I Sot'. ly
and the laces of the watchers were irradiated
I by the flashing crowns of hea,'en, as their
! wearers, shedding music from their wings.
1 swept by,—throughout Palestine, and over
| all Asia—in the seven churches, whose altars
I have vanished and whose candlesticks have
| been removed—in the armies o; the crusad-ers,
mingling
n u
a»ria-i,-...:..
;.: I dishonest
n ihe i oi .■e.juire to carry
Ti B CAPITOL AND COMMITTKK BOOMS.— on the Government, °r« -top certain parts
The lei-U of the'ast House of Representa-1 of i
tives by resolution was directed to mill • a
repo t i>f tho expenditures on the House of
.i and I lie expenses are
UNION FOR "HJB SAKE OF L ..ON.
We an ■ "l" I ' | ■ -
...M union; . can lead
it, are anxious to keep the people ignorant
cment of the j
rities by ! w:l* i1'0 I
disuli..-
with the heroic shouts of innu-merable
warrior pilgrims—upon the summits
and in the valleys of the A!p.;—amid the
!>'
ROSSET, UKOWf i. « «..
W1LM1NU l"ON, N. C.
UROWX, BE ROSSET & i O..
K i. W
COM MISS ON M
YORK,
KI1CIIAXTS.
forests of Germany—among the followers of
Luther, Calvin, Knox, Wesley,and Wiiitlield i
—by the Scottish Covenanters, the English ,
Dissenters, and the English Churchmen—in I
the Cathedrals of italv in the infancy of the | voting a seperate 1 resideritial ticket.
Roman Catholic Church—beneath the fres-i 2d Dist., >- Y.—Humphrey, Republican,
cted by 89-1. Buchanan over Fremont in
I . . ui an I othei Guanos,
\\* II. McRARV & *<»-. FACTORS AND
'» • Commission Merchants, Agents for the sale and
* .-■ f Cotton Hour, Grain, Salt, Groceries, &c,
'• - Princess and Water Streets, Wilmington, N. C.
•V"! anal;. Kances on ' unsignmenta.
„-. —.--11. It. Savage, Cashier Hank of Cape
:;--. UsROSSET & Brown, Wilmington, N. ('. V. i:
J i'fi'M. Salem, N. C. C. Graham .v Co., Marion C.
" • * C Hunt. Adderton & Co., Lexington, N. C.
VtM'l. <;. THOMAS lias removed
y M-s SHOP
r-s. *i
his IIA R-tii
the rooms recent'y occupied t>y
>AI.KI:II. Esq., two doors North of LINDSAT'S
'*. - fiatelv opposite ihe New Court House,
'•'•' .- ... | be pleased l" receive calls from his old
'."'•-- I the public generally. Ii is his intention
• • • Dstanlly on hand a GOOD ASSORTMENT
II tlt\E«iS, and other articles ill his line, which
lascd in sell on reasonable terms.
i;\'
■»
»» .... on, 1 -"i i l*»if
IOl»> M. |;i»\KV. 141 4 uambcis-*t.
■*•* !■ rk, buyfl everv kind of Mercieindize on ihe
- and forwards for 2J per cent, commission.
' . Pianos, Parlor Organs, Organ Mclodeons.
• ■• .... Harps, Guitars, Stools, Covers, Music, etc.,
''"ale retail AH Instruments warranted.
,'-'•• for " Lindsay's Patent Pump," Garden En-
. '' '' Circulars ol Instruments and Pumps sent
U ■ H»on. Refers to John A. Gilmer, C. P
~W'iekU»U, p. L. Swain, and o-.bere. 950
'.tT Importers ol" p
Land Plaster. ^.'.
fy Sole Agci Is ii VVilmington for Reese's -Man pa-lsied
Guano, and W. Wl itelock StCo.'s Superphosphate
ol Lime.
t"#" Particular attention given to ihe sale of Naval
Mon s. Cotton i itliei ■
Apnl ao. it '. '-i- 6mpd
;■. & UiKL'R'S SEWlSiG .nA-IliNES
—Tin attention of Houscl eeprrs Seam-stresses,
Dress in - and Tailors, is invited to the
unrivalled excellence ol GrOVCr &. Uahrr's
Sewing Mo Idles They are simple in construction,
efficient and durable in operation, beautiful in model
and finish, and a] pUcable alike io families or manuiac-
■ures
The company feel confident thai their Machines are
Ihe best ever offered I i the i ublic, and refer for confir-mation
of this • | iuion Io the i! sanda ol families who
have used them Price from >'" Io $125.
J. R. S J. SLOAN, Agents
September 23, I S58 8 tf
1,^4L,L.. KN5SI HamIHow & sarahaw,
' ' IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.
Are now prepared Io offei on the tno-i i'ai orable Terms,
to WHOLESALE Bl VfcRS. a la^^^ stock of For-eign
and Damesllc Dry Goods, selected
with great c.u.- for the Fall ii Winter Trade,
which, for variety, beauty, and its adaptation to the
NORTH CAROLIN V
VIRGINIA. AND
TENNESSEE TRADE,
will be found second ■•< none Buyers from all sections
ar< invited to a close and rigid examination oi our Stock,
prices, ice. No. 60 SYCAMORE STREET,
Septcmbei 10. Petersburg, ^ a.
or. We append a detailed si:,
districts in which, and of the
which, this result was effected: and we
point to it as a fact fatal at once to the Lo-cofoco
reign of terror over the .Southern
mind, and their hopes of triumph through
ihe divisions of the people. Let us look at
the figures :
l^t District, N. Y.—Carter, Opposition,
elected to Congress by 788 majority. In
this District in 1856, Buchanan had 3,500
majority over Fremont, the Filln ore nun
Representatives. This the Clerk did. in .i I :t-terof'
21i pages closely printed; hoi so gi -al
....... *1... . .... .il i ...i i-\- «i ii.l nVlMC . --! 1; i -.' I.I ' *-
so lai ' I'-.n ten la tire in office, and
• i dis harge their duties with
oped temples ol Tuscany and 1'.ranee—upon | elected by 894. Buchanan over irremon
the Danube, the Rhine, the Ganges, the .Nile, 1856 2,700.
and the Amazon—in the balmy inlands of the 7th Dist.,—N. ST.—Bnggs, opp., 3. Io
Southern and amid the eternal glaciers of the Buchanan over Fremont, 2,500-
Northern seas—in the depths oV.Australia— 8th.—Clark, Opp., 2691 maj. Bueh*
in the wilds of America,—clear as chrystal, over Fremont 4,100.
and pouring in beauty from the heaven-touched
lips of the royal singer along the
harp of ages, in every land and beneath every
sU\, have these glorious, heart reviving can-ticles
been said and sung. -|
In touching tenderness of narrative, in its
tendency to enlarge the ideas ami elevate the
mind, in its portrayals of the human heart,
with its weaknesses, its passion-!, its hopes,
and its vanities, in sublimity of fctyle, and in
the events of which it treats, there is no such
book in the world. How tender, how sublime
and how touching the music of ils words of ]
hope and salvation I What more tender Ian- j
guage, for example, than that ofChrist,"Come
unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy
laden, and 1 will give you rest ?" And what
picture like that,"glowing on she forefront of
eternal ages, ot the impersonation of God
himself, bending towards Jerusalem and ex-claiming,
"O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, thou that
killest tbe prophets and stonost them which
are sent unto thee, how often would I have
.fathered thy children together, oven as a
hen gathereih her chickens under her wings,
and ye would not." And what scene, since
the world began, since the universe was
fashioned, has surpassed in awful sublimity
13 maj.
maj.
shanan
Buchanan
Buchanan
Bu-tligacy
ami exi ra* auce of the
..ures, that at thU time
topyfoan be found in the Ci
ton";5int, fortunately, enough has been
eivd 'from the rep' it to open the oj
people. Forfittings up of one wing of ti Cap-
4tol, theenorm '<■ trfi indred .'.•■ / sixty '
-•7o 00
thousand d'Al • ■ • '• or ttietributed I eruiati
among the /■ i We append u list of
articles boughi h>i Lhe. Speaker'a Room of
the House ■•; liepnisentatives:
Larpc I'i- n,l. I'lato.vlirroi 51,860 00
Larg Pier i
Two Broiu ■ lies
Mantle Mlrroi
line >» lil.ng - •••• ••
T»o Lou ij .-. i reci Ii Moobette
six 1. irg • Liiti |Ue '.. >ii'. at S85
sis 1. irgi ii :• hai s, it r If
Desk Chair
Rook Case anl Se Ti: irj
Three Soils eartSMiS
Kigbtv yards Carpel, at S4 -o
Washstand
I Marble Clock
i French China i hamber Set
• Fr >n<'. China Chamber Set
LSilvciIl'laicd Ice Piicher
jHairlrusb
' Two tfombs
l'loihi|i ltrusli
ecoi.umj and Ii inosty. V* > honest men —
ie .-■ †-i- I I able men
k< the I Tl ••a-iiry :ini|
': .' ■-; i.> . ■ ■† . , be (Sovern-nit
m would n iot to cost more
Lhan hail i ii il -s. Fill more ad-mi
ii»tered \' lor •
Hut ii is not. i .ill ' longress has force'!
appropriations I itures on the Gov-iH.
Ii.—Haskin, Opp.,
over Fremont, 1,200.
11th.—Kenyon, Rep., 99 maj.
over Fremont 1,300.
11th—Reynolds, Opp., 1,200 maj.
chanan over Fremont, 2,750.
82.—Spaulding, Rep., 4,8s8 maj. Buchan-an
over Fremont, 030.
2d, 3d,4th, and 5th Districts, Pennsylva-nia,
(Philadelphia) —Morris, Yerree, Mil-ward,
and Wood, Opposition elected. Bu-chanan
over Fremont 31,000.
7th Lonjrnecker, JRep., 848 maj. Buchan- r.xp- tad for Fnmiabiag Mrat Session of 86th Con-arc
. exclusive of thai for tiienew Hall, 970,66] oti
Two
Nail i
SI..,
liiit
an over Fremont 3,100
8th Schwartz. Opp., It) maj. (old Berks.)
Buchanan over Fremont 9.800.
9tbi Stevens, Rep., 3,172 maj. Buchanan
over Fremont 2,100.
10th, Killinger, Rep., 3,30S maj. Buchan-an
over Fremont 1.900.
11th. Campbell, Hep., 2,700 maj. Buchan-an
over Fremont 7,400.
13th Scrant-i, Rep., 3,837 maj. Buchan-an
over Fremont 4,250.
15th, Hale, Rep., 1,839 maj. Buchanan
over Fremont 6,050.
10th, Junkin, Rep., 4G maj. Buchanan
over Fremont 9,900.
UO
outre Frame
it. On the contrary the Government
asUe | more than Congress i ava ,
Mr. Bnchanan made the Kansas and Ftah
war- without the orders and against the pro-test
of Congress.
Congress did nol maki Mr. Buchanan spend
60 001 $9,000,000 more than Congress had antl. -
21600 iz«d him to spend; yet such were the
^JS cieneies provided for his extravagance.
670 00
288 00
48 0 '
668 00
90o oo
"gliOo'.WW.000-
14.-, oo C ingress did not suggest to him the build-
8800 JIIL: of ten sloops-of-war.
Congress did not propose the scandalous
sun s to be squandered on the civilization of
the Indians—which means gratuitous and
discretionary plunder of tho Treasary to •
vast amount.
asked f r the mere
Congress did not force him to a-ii a loan
, of 140,000,000,wnd add81,o00,000 of interest
t J t he expenses.
Congress did not ask him to increase the
j cost Ol collecting the revenue to nearly 16,-
... I„I
18 00
2 6o
i '.'-'
l i:<
;: no
oou On the other hand, Mr. liucban i
North. Ii | - '" •
N'orlh ii
lililte I in . " "I "I kill .'
Io lhe IK i [II ' Ion. 1 lie I. ■; • . -
ty did well when it drave u
from it. Il it will still go on M id | ••
it-elf of the sectionalism and litnail Is in
which slill clings to man*, ol ii rs a
bright day is in prospect As a II I* thai
this in going on wo a X the iol iwingea
tract from lhe Sprinofield Republic i. .-
••Some ot the Western nepi.1 icans ire
very much exercised if we may jl dge from
lhe discUMsioilS in their papers. : ! ■.ii 1 lhe
"doctrinal basis" upon which the Opposition
shall fight the Presidential conl -i '. '.
We have expressed ourselves i H nnd freo«
Iv on ihN subject, and wo see no r saoas fi r
a change of opinion. As to tin rclalioua of
.•slavers- to the National Government, and
the i xteni to whi. h it is desin b for
Government to act against the h ititulion,
there are Various shadl I »f Opinl i Some,
I who have been long and sarm i ■ †† l
in the warfare upon Slavery, v rj t aturally
feel that a triuiAph ov.r the Dembcrs ■
or Pro Slavery parly will be of Irttli
•unless it aecures the realtsatii n ■ : n rtaia
-landing Anti-Slavery objui'ta, -m L a> lor
instance, the repeal of the Fugitive lave
act, the abolition ol Slavery ii the District
i of Colombia, the prohibition of Slavery in
the Territories, atid some would ii<!il lhe
prohibition of the interstate alave trade,
with other measures of like character. A'."*
it ,, evident that a pang eawtel bt orgnni • '
\ on the pledge to »u tain all tlu meat*
with the tliahteit chanci . . and
there are very lew men who are io anreaf*
■onable us t«> demand tbe in naiva
Ami Slavery basis in Ibe party tj :• r they
w,;i support". Bat there are a great many
who stick at some special m asnri . ■
thev have considered so Ions i i d enrheat'
FOB OTHER PlllFOSES.
ndred and Ibirlv Hair Brushes, i
I'W" 1 indied and Ihirlv-lwo Combs, J
Four reach Plate Minors with .Marble Tops,
Four leneh Uiiic Mirrors with Marlde Top.-,
Two ench l'lale Mirrors wilh Maihle Tops,
FOR RtllSISO ROOM.
• La-geSMirror
: Tw>l\I arm Chairs, at $16
i Four lounge-, at S'.li
Anotl
A
Le is b*
ill 76
cost
and
ylosii
" Fi
Minor
SrtO 00
880 ou
t40 00
$426 on
602 00
660 ou
660 ou
me-io:iriii
eollceiion of the eustoins for one year, 55.6<IO,000 |v M to consider it esaential to the well
Con5re--K-ive him ?..*»:>**> ,;,■,,„.,.,„„„ ,-v, and ll.ey a.- iieli.,., I to -:.V
2,000,000 thai it tii" Republican p .rty <l •<.■- not eonia
tip t" tii■-■ir | o-ii ion on thai particular poiM
Ur. Buchanan asked for fortlficationa, &c, $l,m,0no j| cannot have their confident') and sup|'M>rt«
Congress gave only •.-,_•.'::•:! s,,mt. 4,j ||,,. \\\ -i. in Repaid) .■■■■ palters UIO
, ... «, lAononl talkinir in this style of late, and it is i ..t a
iMftaasfetdB? little eariona that in Illinois, Indiana and
Ur Buchanan aaked for five new regiments I Wisconsin, where negroes are ex* aded from
of the regular army. Congress refased them, the right of suffrage and placed audor de-ami
save him only two regiments of volitn- grading civil disabilities, and whtrc tin He-le-
rs for eighteen months A third one was pu< licans, trom motives ot po y. avi d u In.
at the i d issne as to the stato* al il v nt<;ro, soma
' e Republican papers arc ti •■ si snabnb
. , vehement*in domaodiMg a ; ■■ ■>• Ami.
S iven |)hitiorin in DaUonul i •• I .-. It
musi be something be-ddes tebdenaess ol
■oom twenty-seven feet square, at a voted, but for the protection, and
f five thousand dollars to the people—i expense, of Texas.
of that sum for a looking! These are a few samples "1 the mo
-for the use of a .Democratic Speaker!!! which Congress is responsible for the expen-haudred
and fourteen dollars for i dituie.