v i_f li rt it j it hfi_f lewis hog editor fc proprietor the old 0tn1 state forever gaston single copies five cents vol ii no 52 salisbury jn c thursday august 1 1867 whole no 223 special ivotices astroloatt the world astonished xt the wllnih'.ltl-'i i revelations made by the great astrologist madame h a torrigo she reveals secrets no mortals ever knew sin restores to happines thus svh from dole tul events catnstrophies crosses in love loss fof reati ms and liieuds loss of money 0 have become desponcht she liringstogeth er those long separated gives information con erening absent friends or 1 vers rest res lost or stolen property tells you the business you are best qualified to pursue and in what you wilt be must successful causes speedy mar riages and tells y.ui the very day you will marry gives you the name likeness and characteristics of the person she reads your very thoughts and by her almost supernatur al powers unveils the dark and hidden myste ries of the fnt nr from the stars we see in the firmament — the malefic stars that over conte r predominate in the configuration — from the aspects and positions ofthe planets and tlie fixed stars in tli heavens at the timo of birth she deduces tin future destiny of man fail n,,t to consult thegreatest astrol o/ist un earth it costs you but a trifle and you may never again have s favorable an op portunity consultation fee with likeness and all desired information si parties liv ing at n distance can consult the madame by mail with safety and satisfaction to themselves as if iu person a full and explicit hart j written out with all inquiries answered and ikeu.-ss enclosed sunt by mail m receipt of price above mentioned tin strictest secre cy will be maintained and all correspondence returned or destroyed references of tl high est order furnished those desiring them writ plainly the day ofthe month and year in which you were born enclosing a small lock of hair address mai ami ii a perkiiio i ii drawer 2.3 buffalo n y inarch 28 ) t<(i7 tss 1 y there coineth glad tidings of joy to all to young nnd to oldi to great and to small : the beauty which once wns so precious und rare is free f,,r all and nil maybe fair bv the use of chastellar's white liquid e n a m k l for improving aud beautifying the com plexion th most s-nlinilil and perfect preparation in use f..r giving the skin a beautiful pearl like tint that is ouly found in youth ii prick 1 ly removes tan freckles pimples blotches moth l'itti-lies snllusviiess eruptions and all ; impurities of the skin kiudly healing the same ■ loviiit the skin white and clear as alabaster its use an not b • detected by il loses ru tiny aud being ti vegetable preparation isner feetly harmless it is il uly article of the kind used by the french aud is considered by the parisian as indispensable to a perfect t..il ot upwardsof 30,000 bottles v resoldd iring thi y\s yi-ar a suffieieul guarantee of its iti - eacy priceouly 75eeutt sent by mail p.,st paid on receipt of au order by berger shutts oi • , chemists 2s river st troy n v april 4 07 iwlv excelsior rexcelsturtl chastellar's hair exterminator for removing superfluous hair tothe ladies especially this invaluable de ! pilatory recommends itself as beiug an al i most indispensable article to female beauty is asily applied dues nut i urn or injur the kin but acts directly on the roots it is warrant to remove superfluous hair from low foreheads or from any pari of the body completely totally and radii-ally extirpating the same leaving the skin soft smooth and natural this is the only article used by the french and is the only real effectual depila tory in existence price 7 cents per package sent post-paid to any address on receipt of an ord.-r hy bkitgl-r 8hi3tts & co chemists r river hi tms n y april 4,'c7 tw-ly crispcr coma oli she waaltaautiful and fair with starry eyes i.n.i radian b;tir whoso tirlinir tendrils soft entii ined kiiiiliiiiiu-.l the very heart and mind lillstiju coma for curling the hair of either sex into wurij nml ilossy ringlets or heavy massive curls by using this article ladies and loutlomun beautify themselves a thousand fold it is tii only artiolu in the world that svill nrl straight lmir und nl the saute give it a beail tiful glossy appearance the crisper coina not only curls the hair bul invigorates beau tifies and etaausns it ; is highly and delight fully perfni i nnd is the most complete nrti m]m ofthe kind ever offered to the american public tin crisper t in.i will in sent to any address sealed aud lostpaiil for $ i . address all orders to v i ri auk si en chemists mo 3 west payette street syracuse \. v march 28 lrm>7 t.i i y useful books oilent friend 50 cc ts ; how to get blcb,m ,-. nts " i '.'. n i nn.i file li.-al tii borents i adieu l.ovi t love 36 cent il i \ and lion tn ss ... •_•: cents comtilcl llm long life ;'-'. enl i ulii i letter \\ riu r j_j,-,-iits sent by mail upon rei-hpt i ni addrew joi t \ '■-. jol.67 3ll!.jh[3 ' •'■ kl-ccinl notices reparator capilli throw away your false frizzes your s it.-l.u yum wig destructive of comfort nml not worth a lig out aged come youthful come ugly ntnl fair ami rejoice in yoor osvn luxuriant buir reparator capilli for restoring hair upon bald lion is from whatever cause it may have fallen out and forcing u growth of hair upon the face it lias in equal it will fori 1 tin beard to grow up on tl smoothest face in from bv t eight weeks or hair upon bald heads iu from two to tin months a few ignorant practition ers have asserted that there is nothing that will force nr hasten tin growth ofthe hair or j ' beard their assertions are false as thous andsof living witnesses from their own expe rience ouu bear witness but many will ay how are we t distinguish the genuine from the spurious 1 it certainly is difficult ns nine-tenths of the different preparations advertised for tho hair and beard ore entirely i worthless and you may have already thrown assay large amounts in their purchase to stn-li we would suv try the reparator capilli it will cost you nothing unless it fully comes up to our representations it your druggist docs not keep it send us one dollar and we ssill forward it st paid together with a re ceipt for the money which will be returned you mi application providing entire satisfac tion is not given address y l clalik & co chemists i,:i w.-st fayette street syracuse n y inarch js tsii tw-ly afflicted ! sufter no more when by tin use of hi joixy ii-le'i kl xi it you can bo cured permanently , nml ut n trilling cost the astonishing success which hai attended this invaluable medicine for physical and nor '■ sums wi-iii u iein-r.il debility ut.tl i'm irn . lion i.t i muscular linorgy tinpoteney or uny ofthe consoquencesofyouthf.il indiscretion renders it the most valuable preparation evor discovered it ss'ill rem ive all nervous affections depres sion excitement incapacity to study or tiusi iiu.s loss ..| memory confusion thoughts of solf tle-triietiun fours ol insanity ttc li will restore | the appetite renew the health of those who have | destroyed ii by seiisinil excess or evil practices -, young if en be humbugged no more by quack doctors nml it'll rn nt practitioners bul send j without delay for the klixir and be nl once re stored to health and happiness a ported cure is guaranteed in oven instance price 1 or four bottles to one address 3 one bottle is sufficient to effect a cure in all urdinnrv casus ai ii.lil jourf-iile's specific pills | for tho speedy und permanent cure of unnurrhea ; qleet urethral ilisehargcs gravel strioture and all affections uf the ividroys aud bladder cures elle.-tee in from ne to live days they ! are prepared from vegetable extracts thai arc harmless on the system and never nauseate the ! stomach or impregnate tho breath nu change ol | diet is necessary while ti si n tr them imr does their i hi-linn iii any manner interfere villi business pur i suit price s i per i„>n eitherof the above-mentioned articles will be nt to any address closely sealed nnd post-paid bv mail orcxpress on receipt of price address ni 1 1 filers lu hi-jctil'.l.'.slirtts _ co.,chetnists no ■.'-.". kiver street troy x v april 4,'07 . tw-ly , . s ['.;,-• vfmn.i lady returning i her country home after n sojourn of u few months in tin city wns hardly recognisod by her friends in plnre nf a coai-se rustic hushed face sl,e bad a soft ruby complexion of almost i in rid sin .,, linn ss and instead of twenty tlir.-c sin really appeared but eighteen upon inquiry as t tlie cause of s great a change she plainly told them that she used the cir ' cassian balm and considered it mi nival iml.i acquisition to any lady's toilet by its . use any lady nr gentleman can improve tneir persona appearance an hundred fold it is | simple iu its combination as nature herself is simple yot unsurpassed in its efficacy in driivvinti impurities from nls healing oleans iug null beautifying the shin and complexion by its dir.-ct action on the cuticle it draws from it all its impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the surface as nature intended it should be clear si ft si th and beautiful price 1 sent by mail or express oil recept uf iiii order by vv ... clark & co ci einisis nn ji w.-.t pay it st syni.-iu n y the only american agents fur the sal of l.lo siiwh march 28 tw ly know thy destiny m mi ami k p thobntoni the great en glish astrologist clairvoyant and psycho iiietlieiini who has astunisl 1 the bcioutifio classes of the old v..rld has nuvv located tier self itt il idsun n y ma ia thornton p is srs in_u.li sfuitderfiil powers of see ill i hl'ht ns to enable imr t impart knowledge if the greatest importance to the single or married of eiiher sex while in a stiite ot trance she deli uaates the very features ofthe per n you are t marry and by tho aid of an instrument of intense power known as tho pschnmotrope guarantees t pnuluee n life like picture uf the future ltusli and or wife i iln applicant together with date of marriage position i 1 ; life leading traits of character ' s_c this is ii humbug as thousands ot testimonials can assert she will send when d sired it certified certificate or written guar antee that the picture is whal it purports to be by enclosing a small lock of hair and stating place of birth age disposition nud complexion and enclosing fifty cents nnd stumped envelope addressed to yourself yog svill receive the picture aud desired informa tion by r.iturii mail all communications sa credly .- uifidential address in confidence madame e f thornton !'• o box 223 hudson n y inn i a.il i.-u7 tw ly special vol _•.'«_. to consumptives tho advertiser having been restored tn health in it few weeks by 11 very simple remedy after having sullen il for several years with 11 severe lung affection und thai droad disease consnmp t'on — anxious to make known to his fellow suf ferers the means of euro to nil who desire it he will send a cony ofthe prescription used free ofohargc witji the tihe • thins for preparing and using the same which they will liml a sure cure for consumption asth ma bronohitis coughs colds und all throal and lung affections tho only objeel ofthe adver ti_..iin ...... iii.^r ll p rl'ptlou u lo tie ,.-.!« the afflicted and uprcud information which he con ceives to be iiivnltiulilu und he hopes every buf feror will try his remedy as il will cost tlnnrr nothing and may prove a blessing parties wish ing tho prescription free by return mail will please address kkv ijiiwai.'li a wil sun williamsburg kings co new york may 2 1hc.7 twiwly jt&m ifhiskersand _**&*_. m yy mustach r^a xk's restaurateuh capillahie the most wouderful discovery in modern sci ence acting upon the beard and unit iu an almost miraculous manner it has been used l.y the elite of paris and loudon with the most flattering success xnmcsof all purcha sers will be rejjisteretli and if entire satisfac tion is nol given in every iustauce the money will 1 cheerfully refunded price hy mail sealed nnd postpaid 1 descriptive circu lars ami testimonials mailed free address hiiuiii.it siiutts & co chemists no 285 kiver street troy n y sole agents for the united states april i.'li7-ly wondcri.il but true ! madame remington the world re nowned astrologist an i somnambulistic 1,-tii - vt.yant while in 11 clairvoyant state delinea tes the very features ofthe person you nre t marry nml by the aid of un instrument of in tense power known as the psychomotrope guarantees t produce a perfeel and lifc-bke picture of the future husband or wife ofthe applicant with lute ot marriage ...-.- 11 j atioii leading traits of character fee this is no imposition as testimonials without number fan assert by btating plaee of l.irlh aire disposition color of eyes and hair and enclo sing fifty cents and stamped envelope addres sed to yourself you will receive the picture by return loall toguthel n ill iln il ■ ilnul infm i tion address in confidence madame gertrude remingtou p 0 box 297 west trov.new y..rk march 28-ly m7 skam.---a.i gr ix gf*tt d burn golden ' c w jsx js flaxen and silk 11 it b j8»mfe)<tkl,s|.r.uluc,,_l,y j breux's fhiser i.k cheveux one ap plication warrant i to curl tho most btraiglil nml lul i ru hair of eiiher sex into wavy ringlets or heavy lnassiv curls has been used by tin fashionables of paris an i london with the most gratifying results d in jury to the hair price by mail scaled and postpaid $ 1 . descriptive circulars inuilt.'il free address berger sill tis & co chemists xo 2s river street troy n v sole agents for the l ited states april 4tll iir ly patent iir i the new york mica itooffing company , ij tablished 1854 are mauufactuiiiig under letters patent the best article of composition roofli ug over offered tothe public " li istulnptcd to everj stylo of koof steeporll.it ami can be readily applied by any one tlu-r.s government nflcr n thorough tes of its utility have adapted its use in tho navy vunls nud upon public lliuhliiigs tin knotting is put up in rolls and has only to be nailed in the koof tn make n durable fire and ivater-proq covering we particularly rci unimend it use upon buildings stuns churches factories mn chine-shops steamboat decks c ica rootling faint for coating tin iron or shingle roofs ll forms a l„„ly oqual to three coats of ordinary i'.o.it s iiioi'enn rust under it and old leaky roofs may he made permanently water-prool una durable by its nsr the 1'uiiil n-ipiires no mixing but is ready to he applied with tho ordinary paint brush price ji un per gallon which will cover two hundred stpinre feet \ also manufacturers of ll i a i k 1 1 s ___& 1 1 /,' njsh tarred lilt and rooffing pitch disc mil to the trado circulars nnd price list furnished rights for couniies sold ut low rules addross tlif mica rocffing co 194 broadway v y prank humphreys 61 itnyal strci 1 n 0 kco field williams v ('',,., augusta oa daldwin ii wood montgomery ala thomas s cuntes raleigh . . c i a tucker kiehmcnd va lletin wilson petersburg a agents april li 1s!',7 m ll __ card to invalids a clergyman while residing iu south america as a missionary discovered ti uli and linplereni e.li for i he cure of n01 ions wenknoss karlv ho cuv disease of tho l'rinuri und seminal i mid the wholo trnin of disorders broughl on hy baneful and viciour hnbil 1 gn al 1 umbers have boiiii already cured bj this imble rem dy promp ted by a desire tobeneui 1 0 allli ted and unfor tuiiate i will send the receipt for preparing and using this medicine in 1 scaled enveh pe 113 one 11 in in 1s i i'm 1 ,,,- ( ,, kbo address joskpij ■[•■ m.\n i slillloll ll jl,|i uu ie , jau 16 m niv tfmt yer 0»ty thej old north state tri-weekly s3 bates op subscription a ti.iil-i cash in advance tri weekly due venr - - s5.00 six months - - 3.0(1 one month - - 76 cts weekly wee kly paper one year • - - * 3.00 «(» iiiiin - 1..-.11 -. .* ten unpins one year - 38.00 tweuty copies one year 40.00 -_ aorobs>j on the paper indicates the expiration of tin sobsoriptlon ■ tbe ty 11 which the ii.l north st.itk is print 1 i entirely new n pains will l.e spared ti make it a welcome visitor t every family in order to do iiii we have engaged the services of able und accomplished literary contributors advertisii^rates transient bates l-'nr all periods less than me month one square first insertion tl.no bach subsequenl insertion 50 contract rates for periods of one t four months i mo 1 j llu i it ll t 4 mil fi mo i sol un 15.00 8.50 i 13,00 16,00 130,011 9 ,.. ui 7 r.n 13.00 17.1111 21(111 p27.00 i in ims 111 no it no i 21 uu 26.1,11 84.00 4 ui nil 13.00 isuiij 33.00 -.'« no 37.00 iji lit 1 in 13 nn i 10,00 34,00 29.00 88 b0 ii.u.k 1 ui 30,00 1 37,00 1 83.00 88.00 44,00 i u ., n , 1 26.0(1 ] 33.00 i ioiki 46,00 ono ummiii 80,00 1 43 r.-jlki 60,00 70,00 sjn-.-iiil 1 uii.i.t ivl.l be mini with those who desire to ad vcttise for a longer term than four months court n'i.im ml h 1 1 i-.iiu-ut mil be charged it the usual rates ten linos of solid minion typo or aboul one inch longthwisu of tho column constitute a ijiiaru special ni.li.-u in loaded minion will bo con tracted fur nt the office ni not less than double th rate iiluriliiiiiit ii ivitli-uiiii-nts inserted u reading mnttor with approval 0 the editors fifty ecu per lino advertisements inserted irregularly or at inter vals j per t-t-nt iiilii.iiiuiiil tllc rule alniy iirinled are for standing adver tisements oi r two snuaros changeable at discretion 11 per lent additional mure than two squares changeable nt discre tion per square of ten lines f..r every change twenty-five cents five squares estimated as a quarter column and ten squares as a half column hills for ml verlising whether by the day or year will be considered due nnd collectable nn presentation lull nn l.l.li n..kiii statu paul hermopf by i.ina bextok chapter iv paul is we have said watched tbe bo loved tiinn of i is mother fade in the dis , i.tiicc iln-ii ienviiig 1 _- i m 1 1 , in silt himself down up ni n projecting roi t f tho tree to think bul it was nofto despondency he gave way no it wns to form noble re solves il was tn lay down fixed rules that would govern nnd shape his conduct and ul li wns to h-ti liniiii to raise himself from his low estate and make bin father yel proud of a banished son ah this wns n mighty stimulus be felt ns in giant strength ho could bear nnd dare all things as if toil of mind and body would bo bwcet il it 1 nt brought iis price his mother's high lmpes too should never be disappoint [ , .], nor lu r 11 ido precepts ever ho forgot ten being ns be supposed nenr noon lie ate the d tr his mother had brough him nnd with a lightor heart than bo ciiine in the morning went on his way with car pet-stick in hand but we will not dwell 011 his way or his thoughts during his sol itary walk of five miles at length by inquiry bo reached mr anion's country residence nei'hor will we attempt to de scribe its rural beauties at the door he was met by a courteous gentleman whom ho knew to bo his mother's friend al though be hud met mr anion once or twice before that gentleman did not seem to recognize him so he introduced himself when he was immediately cordially invited in he bade him be seated then after some common place remarks paul handed mr anion the letter after glancing at tin signature baying with surprise " s you are lhe son of mis drticillit ileiinaii paul answered he was and bidding him awail his return mr anion left the room paul glanced around the cool airy par lor which certainly gave evidence ol taste and refinement and tho idea suggested itself this would certainly be no mean hum mr anion soon returned but his face did not give ready assurance but re gret was plainly visible lie beated him self and eniered familiarly into conversa tion lie ashed many questions concern ing his mother sni.l they hud passed many | happy lu ins together in childhood and ■ tbat iie had ever considered mrs herman as a model of a woman at tins warm attestation of his mother's worth tbe boy c iilil scarcely refrain from tears mr ardon then said most gladly would he aid paul for his mother's sake in procur ing a school but tho neighborhood bchool had in 111 ink 11 a few days before 1,v a , gentleman from ii . said ho wished lie knew of some other way he could bo of use to liini liiii that lie knew of no vacan cy in business in all that country ho told paul he bad read through an adver tisement a few weeks before of bonn gen tlemen near j , ho offered a salary for any competent teacher and it might be possible the place had not yet been sup plied paul said he would immediately go and if the position was not already se cured would try to obtain it himself — mr anion then asked if he wished him to give him a paper of recommendatory cha racter paul replied " no thank you mr anion yon know nothing of my ac quirements and besides 1 wish to go at the earliest hour mr ardon smiled at the hoy's scrupu lousness in truth i certainly know lit tle of your merits yet 1 ihink i could con scientously recommend you on the evi dence of this lettev i hold iu my hand — paul then asked pardon for his seeming abruptness and arose to go mr ardon took his hand and told him should he not succeed to come back to him and he would make an earnest effort in his behalf and to ever look upon him as a friend who would most willingly assist him if it was iu his power paul gratefully thanked iii in , yet as he walked away he felt almost glad he had not succeeded for he wished to rise from obscurity independently of another's aid should he ever win dis tinction and honor he never wished it to be said be was the protege of another — yes ho reasoned others have surmounted difliculticb began the race with a less stock of knowledge and by steady appli cation arose to eminence the costliest pearls arc oftimes brought from the great est depths i have a mind 1 will find means to improve and polish it by access to the world's great store house of learn ing nothing that will contribute to my onward advancement shall be left undone and on my own efforts with heaven's blessings will 1 depend thus he went on strong in purpose not to give over the struggle determining if he could not obtain a school he would turn his attention to something else yet lie preferred a school as it promised better incuub for eell'-iinpioveuieiit than almost any other employment the sun was stooping far in the west crimsoning the sky with the glory of his departing beams when paul reached his destination and again asked for it night's entertainment his host appeared to be quite a gentle man and after the supper was concluded and they were left aluuu by the other members of the family paul ingeniously turned the conversation to bear upon his own individual case he frankly said within the last three days he had been cast upon his own exertions but did not say by whom or why that he had scarce ly means to insure a night's lodging that be wished to teach and said lie had been directed to tlie neighborhood and then ask ed the gentleman's aid his host looked at the youthful person age before him and asked " are you old enough mr herman to take charge of a school do you think you could enforce discipline among boys of your own age ? paul answered with a smile you should try me sir and answer the question for yourself perhaps 1 look more youthful than i really am the gentleman observed " we are sad ly in need of a teacher have advertised and you are the first that has applied it is true i know not your qualifications yet i must confess 1 am favorably impressed paul remarked " could you see my old teacher prof v , 1 ieel assured he would vouch for my ability to teach the english branches usually taught in com mon schools also the rudiments of the latin and greek languages so you have been a pupil of prof w ? asked his host this will be an advan tage in this section ofthe country as prof y is well known to be a good in structor and fine scholar 1 will use my influence in your behalf young man and to-morrow we can seo some oi our princi pal men that are interested i am deeply bo ah i have three sous that must be edu cated hut i fear sonic of our worthy pat rons will seriously object to your txtreme youth had you not better paint a mus tache if it be contrary to present fashion i to this jest paul made some laughing rejoinder and then asked to ho shown to his room as he was exceedingly weary for he had that day walked some eighteen miles on the next day having dressed him self as neatly as possible at the ringing of lhe bell he descended to the breakfast r.iiiiii soon after the conclusion of which the gentleman ordered his buggy for the purpose oi acquainting paul with some ,,( ilia principal friends paul fell the neces sity of as much as possible assuming the dignity ol manhood and this added to his natural urbanity of manners aud easy con versational pirn cis succeeded in making a pretty favorable impression many expressed their willingness to give him their support if they did think and s.iv " von are rather a young school-master mr ilennoii so iu some two or three days all neces sary arrangements wen made and the succeeding monday panl hormoi would lie installed in his new office as teacher with the universal title of mr hprufton board in the mean time having been ob tained iu a pleasant family near the acade my on saturday preceding paul wrote to his mother a long letter which we would here transcribe although bo old as almost to be illegible but il would occupy too much space sufficient it is to say it is replete with affection and high hopes of ultimate success he told her of his determina tion to make eveiy spare hour subservient to his own improvement that he would save bis earnings and yet go to coll fro ih l.iuih.lf for nn exalted position whet hei it should ever be obtained ornot hut hop whispered it would the letter filled many pages and was at length sealed then came the thought would bis fathei not take it from the office break the seal and perhaps never give it into his mothi s hand then he thought this nn uncharit able thought yet fearing too there was much truth in it so he determined to insure its safety to send it to minnie reed and ask her to deliver it to his moth er therefore writing a rather lengthy note he enclosed both in the same enve lope addressed to miss minnie paul opened his school on the appointed day having some twenty-live scholars both male and female some of his boys if he could judge from appearances were several years his senior the girls were mostly small , he found none of his schol ars very far advanced and as he anticipa ted had no difficulty in teaching soon lie won their respect and lo ,., and none disputed his authority so all things moved on smoothly and most agreeably bis patrons seeming as much pleased as bis pupils in a week he received the eagerly an ticipated reply of his mother coming through the bands of minnie together with a note from hcrbclf so the correspon dence was kept up for months yes even years and notes grew into lengthy mis sives sent even without the accompanying one to and from the mother paul grew to be a great favorite with the people and they would not have con sented to his leaving them even had he wished to fulfill his determination of g..itig west llul he saw he could do well in his present position and cared not to cast away certainty for uncertainly so time passed on paul herman being a deep and closer student than any attendinghis school which had increased iu numbers until he was compelled to receive only the elder and more advanced leaving the littlo ones to a female teacher three years passed thus and paul hermon is about to visit for the first time in tbat long period his home but twenty miles distant i'd be continued a new engine — a correspondent of the raleigh sentinel writing from compa ny's shops gives the annexed interesting sketch of a new locomotive to be turned out by the north north carolina railroad : there is now in process of building a new engine three fourths finished it is a locomotive of the first class strong and perfect in every respect and all of it made under the roof of ibe n ('. r it shops even down to each boll it is not meant tbat all but boiler or all but something else was made here and the rest made somewhere else — but cl'cry part was made here it has been proposed to call this engine win u done " the old north state it would be an appropriate name winn the " lid north state makes its apperance before the public it may well receive a hearty greet not only because it is a noble engine but a " north carolina engine it would make a north carolinian proud to see this machine puffing over tin balti more \" < hi railroad yet ii would bo able to do it and compete with any engine of its calibre so far as the eye can judge nothing could be more faithfully put together than this engine and if theory has a right to pas sentence tbe proportions appear to bu complete a query t has a locomotive ever before been built literally in tho south ? i have heard not i e not wiih out the exception of at least some one piece or more this new one is asserted will claim a southern birth from first to last m-t99>m m,ivi-:mi:m ,._ cavalry — it is ru mored tluil a considerable portion ol tha cavalry at present on duly in this stale has been ordered t tennessee in view of the troubles in thai unhappy state caused by brownlow and bis militia it id a sug geslive spectacle that troops should be withdrawn from a rebel state out of the union and sent to a " loyal state '• in the i u ion to maintain peace and preserve order — scntint i . moi:r l'nisiinki.'s oit witnesses messrs samuel hail s m.iuitsby and henry bikes reached wilmington yester day yesterday from fayetteville en rout for this city tiny were under guard aud will be placed ii the disposal of the milita ry commission now in session at the capi tol — util protiiii