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i I i i y- i i I. -t 1 4- t. ft 'lf i State' 'of ITorthr Carolina. "pM.LEWI8V-'-. the seconol Wednesday ofFebruary bext'as the --The.

list of persons charged with murder or under' sentence of death, in New -Ynrfy is larger.than.v at any time within a number -VS- 'C John "Sumner ana saiisoury aslue tor; -Jioiaing caia Convention." that fthoiit Idisjparaging the ITThere are hundreds of. remedies spld at every Drug Store, cure all disease each dvertiAed as the very best ever known, till we had lost all farth in them all, hut there is one exception: -j -1 -f -r We $peak of Inylgoratorj which came to us recommended as cure 1 for Liver Complaints, and diseases from a Diseased Liver iThe testiftjonials of so many of oar Physicians in its favor, induced us to try itj, and hety coAviction is certain tltat it is one of th greatest blessings ver Id Ven to Dyspeniics: for Daerreiap Sand; Imbrotyp in Street, south' if JAc dmirt Ilcmu-1 fAUTUi; of. all sizes taken, from, that of iue uuurring to toe yyuK. size; I Instructions jiven ia" either Dier or Amhro Jlfigvnuiox reasonable I n0v 2(J TO OU a-CUSTOME RS "WHO have patronized ii our successors tnatiavor and-patronage- we hay, the recipients of. The junior bartfters luw ueeu irainea ana, orougni uj nnaeronr carej an we reeomma oiir ol friends and the pubjic generally.

To' those indebted to ns we say we mfist have money; and that without Wieowe monovl and to those indebted to we must look fui aid. W. It. RANKIN CO April 1857. Vain a 1 WJVsPKOPBTOyl Fo a I THE Wbscrirjei 'otecH r1- lus located ii ea'r the Female 1 Collegev for pale The Lot.

coutainV 12 acres, and has onitaWell of excellent water aud a 8treararurinin -The house is laige and commodious, welj arranged and comfortable witli'all necessary out buildings. I This property is desirable, and can fliad a i gieat bargain if applied ior at ah Varly day. tFor further information call on the Uditor Of this paper. O. W.

SHACivLflFORD. Asheviile, November 12, 1857t 1000; Lbs; Old Copper 1 fbr hieb will pay Stor VV or Tin Ware. -r. U. UNDSEY March 20, 1855.

tf 'V. North Carolina, jForm'Bobk. JUST received and for SALE at -v'ASlyON i GAINES CO ARE receiving an additional stock of Ready Made. Clothing, HatS) Bonnets, Jewelry, Watches fyc making tlieir stock aud examine it. July 24, ig57.

State of North Carolina. McD 0 WELL In Equity Fall Term, 1757. John S. of Wrni Giltaspio, Judith Gillaspie, doceaiied vs.v Gillapie, Henry Gillaspie and others. In this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that the Defendants Wei.

Gillaspio, Henry T. Gillaspieand Polly or Mary Watts; are non-residents of the State, it is orderiid that puW lication be made in the Asheviile New, a' paper published in Aslieviile N. thejsaee of six weeks notifying said non-resident Defemlauts be and appear at the next term of this court toj held for the county of McDow.elhiat the wrt house In" Marlon, on 'the lifth' Monday after the fourth Monday in March, nexJt, and jlead an--." swer or demur to complainants bill -jr judgment pro cen fesso, will be entered Jiaidexparjte as to them, -A 'KuU 'Ii Witness C. L. S.

Corpening Clerkj and Master in Equity. for the county of Jlci)oWcll. at. office in Marion, the lgth c'ay December, 1857. VOICE rOFjI THE FOR THE ASnETXLLE Democratic Iflcct in in 1 Cibaveland Conniy: On Tuesday Ihe 15th inst a meeting 'of i tbe.

Democracy, of Cleayeland couDty was iield in the 'town of Shelby; On motion; Mil-; ton Gold, was called tojtbo Chair, and A G. WaWrs and I). K. Cabaniss, were appointed Secretaires, The objtt of the meeting was declared, to Ve' the appointment of delegates to represent thi Democracy of this County in the next tate Convention, for the nomination of a candidate for Governor. The 'following preamble and resolutions were then propoiia Wh'eraB, the time for holding the Democratic State Convention is, near at band, and the1 Democracy of Cleaveland desire to be fully represented in that body.

Resolved, That we respectfully suggest to the Executive Committed tbo propriety of selecting SaKsbary as th-ptace, and the second Wednesday February as the tune for liotding said Conveotion. Itesolved, That we regard the present resources of North Carolina abundantly suflfi-cient underprudent management to'discharge all her indebtedness and to prosecote a.nd complete any advisable and necessary work of internal Improvement, contemplated jn different sections of the State. We therefore call 'updn our brethren in the differeut sections of the State to come forward and redeem hon estly and ia good faith the pledges heretofore made upon this sulject to the democracy of theAVest. Resolved, That a "distribution is no democrat at all that' we entirely repu-s liate any and' every attempt to interpolate into the democratic creed theLdead' carcass of a (Question wbich has no other argtuneut to ustain it except thn( it may seem to breed strife and dissension among the harmonious and united ranks of the democratic party. Resolved, That we appoint fifty delegates lo represent us in the coming Convention.

Resolved, That these proceedings be pub lished in the Raleigh -Standard, Salisbury. IJanner, Wosiern Democrat, and Asheviile Xews. 1 Appropriate -Eoeches were made by Messrs Erivin, Barton, and Lander, and the resolutions were ''unanimously adopted. The' fellowiog delegates we-ro then appointed': A. AV.

Bnrton, Wm. Blanten, Sunny Ram-our, H. F. Schenck, G. G.

Holland, p. Grigg, 1 1). Gold, II. D. ft.

Cabanisa, S. N. Jos. Latlimore, David Beam, J. D- Ware, Wm.

Falls, B. H. Ware, Jas. M. Ware, J.

R. Logan, B. Gofurth, Jras. Robef ts, Benj. Kby Elliott, R.

W. Elliott, Joshua Beam, -A-, R.TIornesly. Wm. Lattimore, Rosten, J. M.

Gunn, D. P. Gold, D. Lattimore, W. 4 Wi Wright, Jas Millygao, Ira Irvitp, Blantbn, A.

J. Ilardie, Thos. Hardin, Jacob Givens, W. P. Andrews, A.

E. CVjllins, Chas. Washburn, A. G. Waters, i i i Joseph Carroll, John Weber, J.

Wilson, C. Ci Dunham, Gilbert Dickson, Jesse Jenkins, Randall, Edw'd Mastcn -Rippey. Thc meting then adjoKrned. MILTON GOLD, A. G.

Waters, gC H. ICh'n. Ffor the asiieville Democratic Jlccliug' in Jack I -i At a meoting of tho Domocracy of Jackson count)', held at the Court House in Web- i itcr cn' tho'3d for the purpose of tak ing action with regard to the assembling of a State Democratic Conv-ention, oa inetiua of -J. Esrj- it was ucanimcKisly Resolved, That the issues iov involved in our State policy are jioro important tous than they have ever iu the historv Of the fitate, and are of far. more momentous inter-jest thanf any rothers on which we expect to be filled to decide, at tho next electious.

Resolved That of these questions, that of the speedy extensiou, to the Tennessee line, j- of our present sysiem of internal iniprove-! mcnts, is paramount to all others; that upon it depends our very existence as a prosperous people, and that no State organization can have our full confidence that does not stand fuUjLand squarely wth on. this question, for our rights aud that of all sections of the State. Resolved, That with a view being represented, and more especially on this subject, in. the approaching Democratic Convention, having an opportunity to appeal, in cph-'- cert with the other counties of the mountain Section, to the. justice of our Democratic brethren throughout the State we request --Xto Chairman, of this meeting to appoint twenty two delegates to represent Jackson in said Convention; aud in case none ofUhem attend, David Coleman, of Buncombe, and Dr.

John A. Dickson, of Biirke, or: either- of Are" requested to represent ys as Resolved, our said delegates araju itracted to pursue, in' a.4 spirit of' harmony and conciliation," but.Tfirmly and tu rTcompro-misingly, as, i a their may be effectual to carry r'out the objects of i these resolutions, through the acK lion and under the uar anteesj of said pon-- A VSr C'N. Candler; VS. It appearins'that the iDefendant. tt.

Candled is in6u-resident" of thirState, lit is ordered be taade according tola notifying saiJl jDefetidarit personally to be and appear at the of J'leas and" Quarter sessions to be hl'Mjfor the county of Buncombe at the Court lloaie iA Asheviile, on the 2d Monday after the" 4th Monday in December next, to answer the complaint of the Plaintiff lor jiidgmentbT de fanlr; will be rendered against him accordinglo Witness Jas. T. t7eaver.Clerk Of our said Conrf a OMee thot 2d Monday after the 4th Monday iff JAS.iiVWKVVEK. 'Ckrk Cii. Co.

fcefeembcr 17, 185Y. i. mn AA1TH1T) 1U UUi limuiuii llALED proposals will bo received by the 3Ddersigned until Wednesday of Yancey oilnty Court, (about. .25 January, next.Y for bni4inga Jailat Barnsville. The building to be of 44 feet by 22.two stories high, with a nasjtdffe 8 feet wide above" and beJow.

with iron In One wpper room. i.ijpyspecincauonSjaaaress Isaac M. Burns viMe. Thp old Ja51 and lot on which it stands will be the TCesdavW Jarinarv 'JOourt. ii loAAv j.

g. Coni s. td. TT MTrTVOPT) Burns ville, Dec. It, 1S57 1 fi A -ALL persons indebted to W.

D. Rankin, Qll Co- are requested to make payment agafrjst January Court, and savs cost. We are ctm-pelied to have money, and those who do not pay, or make satisfactory arrangements; will find their clainis in the bauds of an officer after that time. Asheviile, Dec17, 187. Gall and LL persons indebted to the undersigned saif.are requested to icallTand settle by the Uc of January, of as soon after as convenien Annual settlements we must and will have with all our customers; 3 DEAVECL Co.

Asheviile, Dec. 17, 1857. FETJIT TREES. I will offer at the next Court in Ilende rso uncombe McDowell, and Burke, a lot of choice varietie of" APPLE TREES, at the reduced price of 1-2 12 cents per tree. i b.

hamilton; December 17, 1837. $100 REWARD IBROXE JAILli THE above reward will be paid for the ar-rest of ELLSBERRY JOHNSON and JOHN C. HOOPER, who made their escape from the Jail of Buncombe county on Monday night last. JQIINSON, who. is under sentence of death, is about 25 years of age, light hair, fair countenance, about 5 feet 11 inches high, and weighs probably from 150 to 160 pounds.

J(j)IIN HOOPER brought here from Jackson county, charged with murder, and is about 5 feet 10 inches high, 25 years old, weighs probably 150 or 160 pounds, light or sandy hair and beard. One Hundred Dollars will be paid for their arrest and confinement in any Jail so that theyjean be brought back, or Fifty Dollars for -either of them t- '-l TXT 1 TT A Hf 1 Sheriff of Buncombe County. Asheviile, Dec. 3, 1857 Molasses. SOD Gallons Molasses, as good, if not the best, ever offered for sale in bis- (country.

SMITH BAIRD CO. May tf M. L. DOYLE, 'BAKER CONFECTIONER, Jain opposite Eagle Seeps constantly on hand Broad of sup'erior qttal-iiity; Clake of -every description; Candies in end- less variety and abundance; Cheese; Nuts; and in a word, everything calcu lated to refresh ani strengthen the phys- ibal raao, and tranqniiize and sooth the mind. Families and Parties sup-; pliod at snort eotice, and -on reasonable ternis, otc.

March 5r 1857. Gliildreifs, 'Boys Iwk Youtlf I EA A DE tj. CLOTHING, Jnst received by MITII CHAPMAN. LADIES i TTTISHING to purchase fine dress goods i Vl spring and summer are advi- to on ry i RANKIN CHAPMAN. 3.

tf" I aLL MATERIALS Formakinfir Roraback's Soap for sale in any frnantitiesi at ASTON 'S. gallons ure Lvnseed Forsale at -y i Save Your Wood, Yj buying some of my STOVES for cooking and warming your rooms. Call and examine a large assortment of i-F TIN WA of'everyvariety. which I will sell cheap for cash 1 Any articlein jay line made to order at short noiice. VAsetnie March 2Qy l1INbaccd; and for.ilecb5 "J-Hi' RANKIN: GH APM ANJU rrjUlyour Books and Stationery ip-t RB arid genuine "Medfcines always lobe found at ASTON'S.

TlNARlS Yeaitrowders For sale a ASTONU jnade a complete cure lefore the first bottle was and now we cart at any thin salable without while beforer "nothiri? but "the -Jightest food wjoold ftnd often i that gave paiautwwiwna we want to say to ail our readers is; if trouble you do not fail to try this the greatest remedy lii th wono. January 7. at "lef isMliery; THE interesting picture of "Utcheirs on Black Mountain, as Ambrotyped OSCAR M. LEWIS, of Asheviile, and Lithographed bj the finest Artist in the city of New 'is ho received an read'. for exhibition.

It is a pic ture 1.0 by 14 inches, fiiiished ini' tints'and col orcd to nature, in the! finest stjje' of the art. The picture, is accomnanied with a Kev and Memorial, and can be had on application at (lillPMT Main strof5 A sntrilla -A Ji following prices': 'V- In without frame arid glass, $2 0( uoio.rea to; mature, wif nout- frame glass, -Tint' Picfarmt and Key 1 gilt and glass, Colored to JS a tare, framed in gilt and 00 0C li f. I r- 4 00: Orders filled when ajcconspanled with the jcashl and pictures seat to. any part of the State ori elsewhere. Asheviile.

Jan. 7, 185.8 1. LIST OK LETTERS, IrjEMAlKlG in Uie ijost bffice at Ahej XV Jville, at close'; of- quarter ending 31st! December, 1857, whicbj if not called ibH withju three will be sent tpi the General Post. Office 'as dead letters: 1 i 1 Alexander J. Hia(t Gr Alexander 2 Alexander Mrs Jf Alexander Mr.

Ashe Ilargrave, HiattBP; Hughes Miss A' Housed Isteal Isom Adams Armstrong Mr. Athelv A A 2 Jones RnnsoiiL Jones Win, Jones Ed Baldwin Miss Peggy Jones Mad Bates Humphrey Josh Jas A Btanton Kev Kansom 2 James Luther 2 King i 1 Leei Rhoda 2 Lanrieu Jas j. Lamb Isaac Mathews CC Munday Munday Alx 1 Morefield John Brovles Bundren' JB Bettis 1 Belt Byers Q- Howan Brevard Mrs A Bush Elkanah Blaclrwell Col Bedford Jepth a i Crook Jas Crook Clouch Casey Mrs Elizabeth; Clark Clark Clark Jas Carroll Coche Joseph McCarson Sam or (' McKinney Morrison Ii Morgan Matten Marshal Henry Moore Chas Nichol Mrs Nancy Porter A Parker Parker Richard 2 Tendland Parkey Reynolds Col Campbell A Carter Carter Miss 3 ane Colyer Cordell Charlotte A Derrick II Doaver Mrs Wm Doal Mat English Rev A Edmonds A Epps Miss Flemmiug A FlemmingT Franklin Rob Foster Thoma3 Gammon Gooch D-Graham Lou A Gash Gass DP- Harren A Halloway Thomas Revbolds Col John RufrD Randal Mrs Vans i Robinson II i 5 Roberts Willis "4 Stepp Jesse 2 Siles'Berry 3 Summers Dr 3 Sitton Miss i Sigraan Elias Sullivan Joel Smith Gen A Tennison Isreal Turner Union James i Wilson Miss Caroline Williams 2 Walton Sting Co White Miss Elizabeth AYhite'NC Henderson Mrs II White Wm JAMES H. HILLIARD, P. M.

Asheviile, Jan. 7th -1858. j1 $300 reward; A PROCLAMATION. His Excellency THOMAS BRAGG, Gov-crnor of the Stale of North Carolina. it has been represented to me that John C.

Hooper, with the raur der of Da-nvel Parker, in the County of Jack son, and Eisbury Jolinson convicted of rape, commuiea ine youniy or nenaerson, escaped from the Jail pf Buncombe County, on the night of the 30tfa ef November last, and have fled beyond the limits of this State Now to the end that the said John O. Hooper and Elsburj job son, may be arrested and brought to justice, I do hereby issue this my Proclamation offering a reward 6f THREE HUNDRED, DOLLARS for their-apprehension and delivery to the Sheriff of Buncombe County, ori- one 'hundred and fifty? Dollars for Xhe apprehension oad delivery of either bf them. t- DESCRIPTION. John C. Hooper is about five feet eight; inchesBhigh, about twenty one or twenty-two! years old, dark florid complexion, blafelc hair, dark eyes, slow spoken, weighs about 160 pounds, thin black whiskers, and compactly built, had on when he escaped a blue janes frock coat, a little worn, light mixed woolen pantaloons, nearly new; black Ik neck-kerf chief, black slouched hat arid vbrogan bad in his possession, a 'snuff colored janes frock coat and darlc double I i Eisbury Johnson, about 24 or 25 years! old, fivejeet IO inehe3 high, weighs abon 160 pounds, slenvler'made, fair hair and cota plexioo, blue very little' beard, ore when he escaped, a browu wolleri frock coat nearly new, striped vest, dark cotton pants sharp toedcouctryfriiadQ ihbei and brown wool hat.

h'-H -i i L- "vjssj t. Given my hand and the ClGreatSeal of thetate bf Nprth the; of. aleigb mis ine oirraay oi uicAju. 1004, THOXfxVS BRAGG, GoVebnor.J PctCaski Co I vatelSec'if, 13 your Drugs, and Medicines ...4 The report of the Secretary- of the Interior says' upward of 1,000.000: in pensions have been paid out 'on jaccount lof xevoiuuonary services. i ne enure of land idonafcd lrtaillitary fierviees 00,000,000 of acres; ijohn Milton -CI app, Esq long and known "as assistant'editorlof Iesiori Jdeacury'xpired ul that dtf on tbe -yThere are 20,000 children in Cincinnati who run about the instead of accepl- mg me privilege oi eaucauoQ in me tree schools' i fFORf TUB SEWS.

ri ti ii i iop Towu Council. Mr. Editor Please- publish the following Ticket: For Mayor, Ambrose Gaines. For Aldermen, felias L. Triplett, W.

A'. Patton, B. Rankin, W. Ml Hardy, J. Lu, Henry.

t-- i for; the news. Citizens' Ticket. Mr, Editor Many citizens of Ashfivil request the insertion of the following ticket for Mayor and Aldermen For Mayor, I. B. Sawyer.

For Aldermen, T. WJ Atkin, A T. Summey, Wm. Johnston, v' Helmbold's Genuine Preparation, Highly Concentrated Extract Biiehn, for Diseases of tliie Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknessei, is a safe and remedy. Eead the advertisement in another coramn, headed "Helra bold a Genuine Freparatiou." January 7 On Newfound, in this county, on Sunday morning utn jovemoer last, alter a lingering illness, Mrs.

Elizabeth De30ard, wife of George Deboard, aged 52 years 3 rhontTis and 10 dayk. Mrs. Deboard was a most exemplary woman, and fi faithful and affectionate wife and mother. Sine left a husband and six children, and a great mantr relatives and friends, to mourn their irreparable loss. But they mourn not as those without hope.

She joined the M. E. Church at age of 11 years, professed religion thb following year, lived: aad-devoted, member of that church until heir death. She died in peace and with a well grounded hope of a blessed immortality. i 1 Com.

Died, in this crty, in the evening of the llth at the residence of Col. William L. Gordon, Will Ellis, infant son of Richi-ard and Martha; A. -Bearden, 'aged tktee years. "Ko sweeter flower e'er grew o'n -earth.

Or bloomed in Little El-lis was a favorite with all who knew him, and-the' idol of 7 his parents. None-knew but to love liira, and the news of his death will touch a tender chord in the hearts of manvv but they need not weep little El lis "is; an Angel now 1" Griffin Georgia), "Empire State, Dec. 15. Asheviile Prices Current Corrected Weekly by Smith Ch apm an. SUGAR, brown, per lb, crush'd, 4i COFFEE, FLOUR, per 100 lbs.

$3 WHEAT, per bushel, OATS, CORN, DRIED APPLES, FEATHERS, per lb. WOOL, TALLOW, BEESWAX, BUTTER, EGGS, per dozen, I PIIICKENS, eacti, HOGS, gross, per lb. I i uett, LARD, HYDES, dry," green SNAKE ROOT; per GEXSANG, SPUN YARN, I 1 a 16 18 16 a 00 S5 a 1 00 30 50 33J 25 12J 20 15 10 10 a 12 15 6 a 30 25 25 7 i Greenville Prices Current. Corrected Weekly, by Sam'l Stbadley, Jr. BACON, new, BUTTER, FLOUR, CORN (new) PEAS, AYHEAT, per busbi; OATS; 1 RYE, APPLES, Ht APPLES, Dried, I POTATOES, Irish, BEESWAX, per lb.

fU a 10 20 a 25 5 50 a i' 6 00 50 a 55 75 i 90 a 1 75 75 an 1 1 00 a 1 00 00 00 25 251 75 50 a M0 a feathers; SPUN' YARN, 121 "si; 4U MOLASSES, West India, -v' y- '50 70 ijSQ SUG ARr rlO 44 I IGZ SAlr; per -NAILSl A per iV I 6 a VM" 15- COFFEE it: (( 14 a 16J 4 ,4. just claims, of any of.lho rrjanDemocrats whom wecould cheerfully AvSRti rEsqLof Burke: a'tromiriation Chichi would bi erai nentlv worthy acceptable Vto.the party throughout the States AdministratioJi of Barnes Buchanan; and that his' wise and patriotic position, on the Kansas Constitutional question, especially merits the; applause, and shouldi receive the unflinching; support, of the Bouth, fend of National men throughout Union, Under the 3d resolution, the; Chairman following delegates J. B. Alli-son Jesse Con ley, A. W.

Coleman, W.J R. Buchanan, Wra. Tatham, W. R. Crawford, Giles Norton Woodford Zacbary, Jas.

Fisher, Butler, E. C. Sheltonj W. Hooper, Madison Ilboper, Robert J. R.

Love, P. L. Davis, J. R. Dills, llen Fisher, Charles BumgarnerjE.

Stillweli, Chas. Wood-ring, F. Allison. On motion of Mr. Samuel Parri.

the Chairman was added "to 'the above list. On motion, the meeting adjourned. I J. W. CONtEr.

CKn, J. ti. Dills, Sec'y. TOR THE ASHEVILLE NEWS.l Democratic iTIceJing in Polk. At.

a meeting of tiro Democracy of the county of Polk, in the town of Columbuson FriiaV tbe 11th of December, on motion of Dr. Columbus D. Thompson Sims, was called the Chair, and George J. Mills, requested to act as Secretary. Dr.

Columbus Mills explained the object of the meeting to be to appoint delegates to attend tbe next State Democratic Convention, and in Cooclusion offered the followinir Resolved, That as the time is apptoachincr when it will become" necessary, for the Democratic party of State to nominate a "candidate for Governor, this meeting respectfully suggests that a Convention of delegates for that purpose be hbld in the town of Salisbury on Wednesday xf the 2d week in February next i Resolved, That the Chairman of this meeting be requested to appoint twelve delegates to represent the Democracy of this county in said Convention. Resolved That while we adbere faithfully to all the principles of our party, as heretofore presented in our National and State struggles with our political enemies, cammpi honesty demauds that we should! avow our determination to cse every reasonable effort to liberalise the views of b'ur friends in some sections upon the great question to tho West of Internal Improvements; and we hereby call upon the Democracy of the iis ir a concerted movement West to join 'bring our claims in this respect fairly and squarely not onlv before our own party, but before the of the State. peop Resolved That the Chairmau bave power to appoint a proxy to represent Polk county in the Convention, ia case of the! failure of the regular, delegates to attend, Resolved, That the Secretary be directed to send" a copy of the proceedings of this meeting to the! Asheviile land Raleigh Standard, with a request that: i they be pub lished. After speeches from Dr. John Ai Cickson, Gen.

Edney, and. others, the resolutions were unanimously adopted, Under the socond resolution the Chairman appointed tte following delegates Dr. J. McD. Oarsen, Dr.

C. King, John Walker, G. 'Ridings, Di'. Columbus Mills, John Ar-ledge, J. L.

Vard, Isaac Henderson, Adol-phus Mills, J. Crowell Camp, Wm. S. Mills, Enoch G. Foster.

On motion, it was Jesolved that the names of the Chairman and Secretary oe ladded to the list of delegates. On motion, tbe meeting-, adjourned. D. THOMPSON SIMS, CKn. J.

Mills, Sec'y. t- -t i I The Bank of the State of North Carolina has declared a semiannual, dividend of five per cent. Also, the Bank! of Wil--mington has declared a semi annual (dividend of four Accounts from Alabama, says the SCary report tremendious rains and freshets for several days. The country is flooded, and serious damages have been done in all directions. The loss is said to be immense.

It is stated; in the Boston papers, that a new secret political party haa been; organized in that city, called, tbe Heart-in-Hand CI lib." rhere are ar number of -pass words, signala'and grips, but there is no; initiation nor any expeuses beyond a voluntary contribution to pay expenses of the hall. The particular object or policy of i the order is not given; 't The President says7 in message to Cocgres that in "eight Four Millions of' Gold has beerll brought from What has become of it 1 Great Salt Lake City, is laid but on a magnificent caK. four railes in lepgtb, by three in bread tb, the streets fj ruinlngat rigb and one hundred and. ihirty-two feet wide; with side-walks; twenty feet in width; Each building Jot contains; an acre and; a Quarter of lanand a' stream; bf mre water ranning thbughthe icSty ii "an ingenious plan, o'flo of tivery 'street, and tcrirteVTCJIo'li. T1 I ii5T tv 'i1'.

yV. C. L. S. A7.

K. Dec. 21, 1857, -6vv IPriker's fee MATERIALS On MAKING .1 ab ack's Compound Chemical Toilet anil' Washing 1 For sale by SMITH CIIAPMAN. July 9, 1857, FLAX SSEJ). WISII to bushels of good I clean Flax Seed.

ASTON. April 1G. TOST received a 5ae lot of Ha mered Tire" Iron by Vs 1 RANKIN fe CHAPilAN. August 7, 1850. i CARRIAGE AND BUGGY subscriber has' located So Asheville.for the purpose of corr- infi: on the Oafriage and Buggr m- ki tr us i ess pai i He ft no of beingable toive entire satisfaction tothtt) who may patronize him.

He has an abundance of flrstrate dry lumber, and will work no other kind. Shopinthesoutb end' of town, oppoU' Trinlett'sblacksailthshop. j. W. T.

CARTER. Asheviile. June. 6, 185.. tf.

v. Clothing: Hats, Boots and Shoes. gfiji OUR stock of these goods: Up jpl til large and Our coats commence inprice at SI; pants jyjtrntpad Tests62eehts. I My lI86.f Drugs and Medicines alvvavs ASTO.VS. 1 (4b Bank of East.

-V- J'-. TIIE undersigned will take on debts, or foir Goods purchased, bills of the of. East Ten nessee," at 30 cents to the dollar Application must Xe r- "i sMrrn. Ijaie AslieiUe, June 4th. 1857; 1 "1 VX.

Butter ChicKensifEggs; 1 will pay the hlahe-st price c3il. for all the ood Chickens, and Eggs that mayjbe'dtr- li verea a the College Board! ng nse. J. AslieTilleSeik; Sir J. L.

CItOMLEr. Have ast recei ved an excolle lit aisor tmcu 1 Miley City Northern made evillef Jaty Tu 'j ti 4,51,.. LIGHT. HEADING. popular of ihe-day kvnstantly oithapd, f.

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