American Eagle from Louisburg, North Carolina • Page 2

K' ci -iU 1 NOT MUCH TO BOAST OF. Under this caption the New Tork Herald, NEW. CTVENTION. THE i A MERlS.vIX EAGLE" LOUISCUUG, N. C.

SATURDAY JULY, 5, 1853. TTa copy the following from ihe Kichmond itch. v- We tiire ahown yesterUy coming, a new iuyi Ytw1t frmn 3 im trariet-w of aualities ing laneuase Mr. Elln. the candidate of the Locofo cart 7.

has declared himself it fkror of fc r- a1 1 3 1 At. 1 1 IIR. CRITTENDEN IN.KESTUCKT. Acorrespondeniofthe Cincinnati Gazette, writing fromr Lexington, June 22d, says: On Monday aftler noon, the party escorting Mr. Crittenden to! Lexington, from Covington an opportunity to see sincere testimonials hearty approbation "extended to him, at ill points of stoppage on the route.

At Falmouth, Oynthiaua and Pans, he was mefatfd welcomed by lumbers of the best citizens. At.Laxington, a public procession, exhibiting considerable enthusiasm, escorted party led by Brass Band to Odd iuer apprupriaiiuus, regaruiesa ui iugim. -w wcwuui uw of the State indebteness, and proposes toe valuable to the agricultural community, tail the" responsibilities upon posterity. IThisinTention is called the "Patent Sub Soil in favor of not only increasing the appropr aul Turn Plow," and'as been patented by ationa to complete the works alrea dyicoH IIr7 Qkzy Utlet. The model has four dis- on noil Vn rlTrncvf tli nndprfaVintyl fcatnresr all of'whichi recommeird a knimMa nnt nnlv TVnTMllOT nTlt themselves to the favorablo tcbnsideraUon of The first of theOis the combination "Sub-Soil Turn which is en- Jy new.

The second is the movableness of farina or turn can be made to leen or shallow, aa may be desirable. third is, a secona Dar to, wnicn tne regu- is attached, and which steadies the plow, the fourth is a regulator, in rear of the by which the dspth of the furrows he made to suit the soil. All these dis. do mau am own. wv torel features iabeen patented, and will i.Aai,aa f9rmoa dSAAn laameuu amend themselves ta our farmers, as soon hOiej are taorougniy cxammea anas.

of tln ev are thoroushly examined and tested. tv.jr. rDmun: ana su. had of the I "iJzM Kttek, dlt and hi. says with a good deal of truth xt fnintrmm baa been addressing his constituents of North Carolina.

He congratu lates them on the victories gaineajoy tn South during the last Kansas agitation tells them that they hare gained the broga, tion of the Missouri CompromislJandTe- covered the recognition of the principle the people of a Territory may hatt ro-. laTerr constitution, il tney see considering that during cmsagiuuuu than three free States have been admitted into the Union, we do not think Mr. uiogman much to boast of. It is the onn woo oyster, while tb South has the shell. Married Tn this nlace on Sunday jnornirfk the 2Jth by the Rev.

William Arrenell. Upchurch to Mrs. Louill, Edwaro JKJth or place. I a In Chatham county on the 17th inst at o'clock, P. at the residence of Mr.

ilia Wilson, by Rer. John, R. Holt, Na-thtmeFNi Cordle to Mils Salhe.E. 1 Jung, fomlrlyfuiaburg, and dauhte of Datw. Young, of Franklin.

DIED. In this County on Sunday morning the 27th of Consumption Sam'l. B. Reid, of the Rev. James Bcid, in the 10th vear of his age.

A FORTUNE. OF 7 0,00 TO HAD I 8 KIN CI $10 only, IN S. SWAN COMPANY'S LOTTERY, To be drawn "each Saturday in JULY, 1858. Prize of $70,000 1 Prize of $30,000 1 Prize of $10,000 1 Prize of $5,000 1 Prize of $4,000 Nearly etc. one prize to every 9 tickets.

Whole tickets $10 Halves $5 Qua'terr, $2.00. Address orders for tickets to S. SWAN ij- Augwta, Ga. For particulars, sec scheme in another column. 41.

Advertisements. irrll where the irablic are invited call ana examine, inem iiituuus. uuuw-i ing to say what is to be the lvalue of this instrument, ror btou-u-u. 9 a in diiK fnathpra nrft Vfirv limit- tbp, tTiinlr wft tnav venture to sav. thatlBe Iventorshare exhibited no little entors hare exhibited no little jngly iI wise, without renouncicg nis nieioug cucnau iKftir work, and'thafc it will commandV Mnrinmnlea.

Kelitttckv does and will sustain entioiof that large class of persons HJrou. I 1 D. P. GreggD. D.

S. OF GREENSBORO, K.JC (Graduate of Baltimore College.) rpENDERS his professional services to the citizens of Loaisbatg, and vicinitv. Those having diseased dentures would do well to call en him immediately as his that and atiy aft limited 4feBfcNfchunaric Uiveo if weed the dep.rtmeu'va of ihe piofeiilon. lS ui Terms. Two dollars if paid at the delivery of the first number.

1 JB Messrs.vMiLLEE Peace are our au thorized Agents in.the City of Petersburg, to receive subscriptions and advertisements for the "Eagle" and give receipts for the same. FOR GOVERNOR DUNCAN K. MGRAE, ESQ. JttyTRte indisposition of the editor for the last few days is the excuse he offers for all de ficiencies this week. The members of the Goldsboro' Female seated Prof.

J. isburg Female head Bitiona, and of opposite Tiws, lately declared in their places ou the floor of the American Senate, that ours is tile mlost corrupt government on the face of the earth These were, Toombs, of Georgia, Johnson, of Tennessee, and Hale, of New Hampstire. They have all three been in the public service years, and during the more corrupt racts of the Gover- inent, they have been jassociated with the party acting out its villainy. This corruption was inaugurated by Democracy, and asDe xnocracy becomes more despotic and corrupt, the Government under its control becomes tooreso. Corruption, in Congress, and.

in ihe departments at Washi igton, was unknown in tho days of Madison, Monroe, and John Quincy Adams. Lt commenced its march the reign of Jackso 3, but did not arrive at perfection until successor, Van Buren, Was inaugurated, when plunder, falsehood, and forgery' were organised into a regular system. Stealing, -under Van Buren, was declared to be a well digested article of the Democratic creed, and from that day to this, the party have been improving on tihe art The great sources of corruption are four the offices, the Pmmc Uaftaa, low Tariff, and the infamous Sub Treasury. The first are given to corrupt and incompetent men, who have aided in carrying their State elections by frauds, falsehoods, and bribery. The Public Lands are alone reserved as fund for purposes I selves, and thus bring oil a panic.

The Sub Treasury system affords opportunity for ah" over-issue of notes, for extensive stealing, and throws around the thieves the protection of the law, and at the same time enables them to conceal their acts. The most profligate Administration that ever existed, the most Openly and notorious thieving, is the a corrupt and lying old Federalist at its head from Pennsyl vania. Writers on political economy, in enumerating the civilised governments of the earth, have heretofore said "Unprinci pled Russia." The catalogue should hereafter run thus unprincipled and corrupt America. Fierce said he turned over to Buchanan nca thirty millions of a surplus- Buchanan has exhausted it all, and reports the Treasury bankrupt to the tune of FIFTY MILLIONS, and calls additonal loans of millions of Trea-sury notes. The year jju ending the 3d instL the expenses were run up to $83,313,909 W-And for the next year, the friends of the Administration concede that the expenditures will exceed ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS Will the people cet their eves open i Can they stand this Let tliem form a new party.

Let them join almost anj- party on earth-to put down this a worse and more thieving party, this National, Harmonious, Universal Demo cratic Tarty The Lynchburg Republican says "we harre whipped Mr. Doustasland his fnends. and "they now desire to come back to us and assume "their old party relations. Let them do so, say we. 1 The Republican has a novel idea of whip ping.

Judge Douglas retains hb seat in the Senate, holds his position as chairman of one of the eonimittees, has recanted notifing that he has said, and given no evidence of a desire to "coarc back to the administration. After having balked the President, he has silediced the clamor of the press, not by any compromise of his position, but by showing a strength in the North West that makes him master of the Democratic party. He has conquered his enemies by the display jet a power that they daro not provoke. If apj "whipping" has been done, those who tried to break the Judge down, and failed, have! had the benefit of it SThe New York Herald recommends Mr. Letcher as a candidate for the Presidency.

His peculiar qualifications are that he reads the Herald and recommends it to others. I rr4eenTdpo- new Rail-road nroiects which will increi! our indebtedness to almost donble its nresd enormous amount. Mr. McRce. on the V3 cf hand, is opposed to any further appropriationTn sare to complete tne roaas aireaay commenced.

He thinks that no debt should be contracted without our having the means at hand with which it is to be paid, and demands from the General Government NortBCaro lina's just and equitable portion of the public a. a i lanas, wun wnicn to relieve ner people irom the heavy and unjust burdens of extrWagent i.lj5- I i-non unaer wmca xney are now laoonug. 1 are the relative positions of the two date, T6 JLt f. the je- ysnnenontv of Mr. McKae orer nia com-1 ne thmk oppos.Uon.

to, t6? rect. system of appropriating the'puohc funds! for the construction of Western rail-roads," should, at least, obtain for mm some cousid eration at the hands of Eastern North Care linians. It matters not so much, after all, wtmaybe the party name of a candidate. he advocate principles of State policy of vfhich you are in favor Does he occupy thesame position in regard4 to state issues whrch you do These are questions, which shd, suggest themselves to every Gubernatpriah voter; and which we respect fully submit- to the consideration of the Whigs' and Americans of Eastern North Carolina. 4 Our thanks are due our friend T.N.; Carlile for the nice present sent us a few day since.

A present of any kind is always very acceptible to us, but just imagine a lean editor sitting in his sanctum, having just before him across the street, a Confectionary Store with its windows crammed with Lemons, Raisins, Nuts, TBo lean editor looked in hisocket-book, but alas I he finds that the last cent has already been spent. lie sighs at his destitute condition, hjjt no remedy presenbM. itseii 10 nis view, at inis period, some, one enters and hands him a box with "the' compliments of If the reader can imagine how this poor editor felt as he took hold of the box and saw it filled to the brim i i 1. t.m i i with all kinds of goodies, then they will know how we felt when the present Mr. Carlile sent reached us.

Accent nnr thanks Thmmv with that customers will be abundant and that your pocket may grow fat. Should any of our friends want anvthins in the Confec "We believe that the present Administra tion has the true American pluck to compel a final adjustment of the long delayed difficulty. confadeDtly expect to see our Government take a firm and decided stand without the least possible delay. It is time that our relations with liUgland were satisfactorily adjusted and the right of visit thoroughly and completely abandoned." Evening Argus. Our neighbor is too innecent, by half.

Our present Administration has not a partible of "American pluck!" Kits Chief ever had any, it run out at the time that 'drop of De mocratic blood" was phlebotomized. He will not compel a final adjustment. After a little fustiaq, the whole thing will end in smoke, and England will still assert her insulting right to search our ships, and our pockets too, if she please and Old Buck dare not resent the indignity. If a Jackson were in the Presidential Chair, English gunboats would not insult our flag on our own coast. He would cot stop to ask for "extraordinary powers" before he redressed the outrage.

The enemies of the administation of James Buchanan must experience a chilling sense of discomfiture in the sudden, and favorable turn which our national affairs are assuming, chiefly it will be admitted, through the calm wisdom and experienced statesmanship of tho Baltimore Republican. We were aware that the temperature of the atmosphere had changed considerably since the rain of Monday last, but were not aware that the "calm wisdom" of the-Jupiter tonans of the White House was the cause of the "chilling" sensation. It ia said that the English are not dis posed to enter into the French Belly arrange-. ment, to secure the dominancy of those countries in Central America. It is feared that the big canal will cost a big pile of money, and it is doubtful if it will John Bull is afraid it might complicate matters, and he has wars enough on his hands at present, and can, afford to wait cm til matters are settled in China and India before he "puts ih" for Bellyfull of Central America.

The New Orleans papers state that a large side wheel British war steamer and a propeller are cruising around off the bar at the mouth of the Mississippi VTcfeburg Whig, They might come up the Potomac, and puff their smoke into- the windows of the White House if they chose. Old Buck would not venture to resent their impudence, unless Ccngress would confer extraordinary firmers rf I 14 ii I ilT t' in. 1 4 I Confectionarics' Fellows' UalJ, where a urge assemuiy naa i- TheYenerable! Chief Justice Robertson who entered Dublic life with Mr. C. forty-one years ago, welcDmed him in a speech of great force and As to his course on the Kansas Lecompton Bill, the Judge said nrtii nommoner hfe lL auSaa would have done- Here, on spot, stanaingu w.eeo Ashland and tho sbaft is risine in solid L.

v. craved bedewed by a nation tear3, 1 aolemniy assure it is our oeuei tuai, uu m-u" becnat yajurde, the course you hate Dursued would have been his iv been bif WC who kaew him well, know he could not have done other- I' j. defence of we neai. juu o.L.. j.

1:..: a. A i A Vi venerauonr oomc uv, iiu6 gratitude of thebonntry will be offered you tor. and that tod with potent empnasis py me bl the judgment of othen, we willte Uueto jo -W. 3 J3 i rnn nrt filand hV nave.aone, uu you. iventuck, your loving motaer, wm Tou closer to her bosom more you are assailed.

she will recognise you as the manly, indepen- 1 1 nh hat rtvotert oent, anu pairoiwu hi lifewith filial piety and unselfish aims to ner interests auu me unuu He then presented r. CrittendenTs the favored Senator of Kentucky John J. Jritfen-den, the.Atoerican' EegmSrnd ITatfonal Statesman. Mr. Crittenden was warmly welcomed, and in words of eloquence and genuine simplicity 1..

lU.ntro ftfid 800 mbULUCU wuJ pS I. bation so touchingly exienaea mm vj aw colleague and friend. -rtVf aA hw trn of nends. he took the cars i. torJUajronie at jrapa-jw.

Uatholic paper, denounced Prof. Morse tel88raPhic Celebrity, as a Know Nothing. Ex. He should tpko that as a compliment from those who call such men as Luther and Wash-! mgton "heretics and infidels." HORRIBLE MURDER. august, Jane An awful mnrr OD thS VVl minWfnn Ur I -bwu auu Auaucneserjtvanroad7 iuesaay morning.

A man was killed with an axe, together with his wife two children and blind father. The murder is supposed to nave Deen committed. by a crazy man recently irom me insane asylum name unknown. 5 th off July Celebration, PROGRAMME. National Salute and Bell ringing at Sunrise Ti.

i iu jr jeacyienan unurcn 0 clock, A.M. will form in front of Eacie Hotel ivj and march to the Presbvterian in me ouowmg order. i Music I Oraitcr and Readers. Ministers of the Gospel J-eachers andlflpils of the Sunday Seholal boldiers of and of the Mexicaa Wt Mayor and Commissioners of the Tows I County OSeers I tranters- and Visitors! Citizens I Exercises at the Church. Prayer bylRev.

Wm. AirendeH. Mask I Mecklenburg Declaration by p. W. Egerton.

Music) Old North State I National Declaration! M. S. Davis. BlusicStar Spangled Banner I Oration, by 1ft; K. Barham.

Music- jYashington'a 3Iarch. fBenediction. Dinner Eagle Hotel; We, the cemmittee of Amusements re commend that the Store doors be closed from 10 o'clock A. Ml to 3. P.

M. and that there be cessation fromj business- daring these hoars. J. E. LANKFORD.

B. LITTLEJOHN. W. HARRIS. B.

T. BALLARD. JAS. DENT. M.

HAWKINS. IL J. SHAW. P. FOSTER.

S. T. WILDER. ibe this C. son 1 I has jus received a We euj Candies, all of whkh he offers for is tolive.by the it certain iy ms toustobe TasUy superior to many afcCv ty- -7 tt.

nn si at the Nortn. ana it comes ur to the expectations 01 its in- ntors, when fairly tested, jgill prove a tor. to them. fj3E.IssuE.-Tr0m a long ef 'ol ZZZfito lf" .1 I sent timis upon the "neauty oi tne can- lates." If "the beautmof candidates" in this conn- is made the issusf it is hard for us to de- srmmewno win ue iub eucccsoiui wub. nj 1 -in.

Wa ink howerer, the Judge, will cotoe ant sec- cst. Will the Editor of the Kegister be pleasd to Mit his finger on that clause of the federal Constitution which authorizes Distribution? Certainly, the Editor; of the Hegister will he He takes great Ijcased to do that very thing. tleasuiein "outtins'liis -finser" ni bleasuie "putting.nis -npgpr nys c.nfmn Hri um tvvwvM the 4th article of the constitution, and, will bike bis finrrer iJ words "Ihe congress snau naye poww i mnM mUa anff ia constitution shall be so con- straed as to prejudice any claims of the United otates or any particular State." Now, if the Dianaarvi will be pleased to turn to its diction ary it will see that "dispose" means tc em Ioy for various purposes, to diffuse, to give a i io lat us take an exam pcii oiuzen noiden were to give all his iroperty shares to andD, he would Aaoox or distribute it amon these parties. Registeb. xiRED op uffice.

It is said that Sect aries Floyd and Cobb will. short! resign. ne VYillet's point has been too much hi Secretary Floyd, and the flatulence of the teasury has been very painful to Cobb. xue moNEY guEsnoN. We have no ouDt out that the money question, as con-iscted with the General Government, will be -m tegreaiquesuonoi the day I.

Herald. Not a doubt of it. For without money the wiinistrauon cannot hope long to have the spport of the "Indedendent press." MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE. We learn that on Friday last three spriihtlv aleboys, aged eight or ten years, the sons of trry Renfrow, John H. Daniel, and Mrs reading at SmitbSeld, were drowned Uhe rivr near that pbee Five boys, 11 yajut the same age, had gone to the Neus er tos bathe, which was a little swollen by late rains.

The thtee above mentioned gljfdwned, while two of them escaped, one cjbe latter himself running a narrow rbk.t jlj two boys who were so much Wmed that they kept the nattet! to them-fes, and it was only after two of the bodies hi been found that they gave informatoa. -fT people of Smithfield turned out, and found jlof thr bodies on Saturday, and the other canday. grit is understood in Wfashington that hposition of our Government on the quei- pof Ihe Right of our Search or Visitation, proved by nearly the entire Diplomatic Cis. Lord Napier had an audience on iiday with the Secretary of State in refe rie to tho dispatch received from his Gov-tiient by the Great Britain ti continue to daim the abstract right of ftation, though the attempt to search or vessels bearing the Amerieao flag will be again renewed. 3 What word is that which, if you take ah the nrst letter, til will still remain I it le -owest prices.

C)l and emfn. m. n. i l. ri.

UARLILE. "nnmg, ioiy 1st. g58. Just Received. auvt I ul BARS Uf T.

N. CARLILE. 4. 1st, 1858.1 IQ Barrels of up the Country Whisker Jh willbe it the fowe, hrkes Farraeri wou ddo fSttST'JLF. Gin, stock.

lv. v.ii uu examine our H. STROTHER SONS. Lomebwg, July l8t, 18. Sodarf Water.

friends and ihe pabhe. that hi Rrr 5 is In operation. He will wfii' Louisuorfiv June 30th, 1838 4 JVolice. TLVS informs the La- -uu jjeoueraen oi LtfUisbarff and icin-nd healthy beverafre Sods. W.f.

L.J Nichola Patent BoSa Fom.fainT 006 bf Joot 24ih, 1853. iNO. SKINNJSR- JCE foraaleby June 30th. 1853. mo.

SKJNNER. For the Fourth. .7 Port Wine. 6 Bsskefs Utdieck ClumnifB 1 Bbl Old ilDDle Brandr. 1 Cask Timer's Cherry Brandy.

A lot of Mrera Corn. Wheat and Rve A kef. Tim Whiskey was Whiskey was dutillJ s.t;.,-. a2d is warranted pure. No danger ol 1 Sirvehnine.

Ice kept constaouy on bias. -a JCMYCOCKE. LoBuborg, July 1st, 1853. 4 tf Notice. A LL persona indebted te the subscriber are re-x- specif all? reauestesl come settle op.

My accounts are left in the hands of Mr. Ussants who i uothorized to clcse E. F. POWELL May. 2itt 1858.

4 JAS. H. YApBROUGn, MarshaJL powers..