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Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
Fresh AFrilal.

THNlIE Subscribers have just received
A from New York the Gllowing goods,
to wit.
6 Double.La'j Sho.-guns, from S35 to $50,
6 Single 20 70 80
Is Pair Belt Pislols, to 30.
A few sctts Of Iyory-handledS
Knives and tolks, frm 80 to 40.
10 sous Cnmmon 62l cts. to 4.
\ few scus Carvers and Forks
Tahlc-stcclS.
800 Pockct-knives, assorted,
from 37I cts. to 4,
80 cases Rrzors, % TO Il.
6 dozen Plated Teaspoons.
IA Britannia,
u " Table
6 " Plated I"
80 pair Fine Spurs. (assortcd)
, doz. Flint and Percussion Gun-Iocks, as,
sorted.
IA doz. Single anil Double Shot-bcl;s.
20 boxes Percussion Caps.
, doz. Fine Brass Stirrups, (neat pattcrns)
plated
| | Curb Bits.
Snaille "
Copper Powder FlOsks.
, Fancy Silver Thimbles.
Pencils.
/ Patent Grid-irons.
Patent Saw-setts.
3 " Cow-hells.
| " Patent Shoe Punches.
An assortment of Socket, Morticc and Firm
crs Chiscs.
GougcS and Round Shank AugeTs,.
Scissors and Shears.
Files.
6 doz. Cotton Plough Lines.
s." Hoes.
!" Garden Hoes and Rakes.
20 pairs bright Tracc-chamS.
| Snuff boxes.
Pocket books and Wallets.
Hat and Hair Brushes.
Tooth and Shaving Brushes.
laEstic Razor-Straps.
Siyer-eycd Needles.
Hooks and Eyes. 1f.
Lucifcr Matches.
Shoe Backing.
Padocks.
Wire Sicvcs.
Manila Bed-corls, &". Sc. - ~r-"
Also, from Ncr Orleans,
3 Bales A. Lowclls.
GRIFFlNG & CAROTIIERS.
March IL, 1886.
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
TWENTY DoELARs kEWARD.

VENIIE Subscribers have just received a
4 beautiful lot Of JEWELRY, consisting
of Gcntlcmcn's aud Ladies fine Gold and
Silccr Watches; Breast Pins; Finger Rings;
&c. &c. Purchasers are'mvitod to call
and examine them, f@
KNIGHT &yAlEDLEY.
\. Dec. 4,7l635. ~. a.
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20

N NIGHT 81 MEDLEY have Just re-
AA cciYcd, and now offer for sale, an ad-
diliunal supply Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY;
Also. an assortment OF
FANCY d STAPLE GOODS,
adapted to the seas1n. a superior arllcl,
of Black and Blue Cloths. A large ano
we'll selected lot of Summer Clothing, to
gether with supply Of Russia, Beaver
Sill, and Palmetto Hats.
June 10 lS-F
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
| s II NJ 4.

State of Mississippi,) Probate Court,
Jefferson county. October Term, 1885
fEyO all persons interested in the lands,
a teaemonts, and hereditamcnts of John
Shackclford, a minor-grceting You are
hereby cited to be and appear before the
Probate Court of Jefferson county, at reg
uar term thereof, to be holden at the Court
House in and for said county, on the fourth
Monday in December next, then and there
to show cause, if any you can, why said
Court should not then order that the lands,
tenemonts and hercditaments Of said minor,
lying near Union Low, in said county, he
sold for the benefit Of tho said John Shack
cford.
certify tho above to be true extract
from the minutes Of said Court.
ssqWsSN Witness, my hand and seal
IA Ts:IgsS fhis 26h day of October, A. D.
es 1896. -.
November s, 1896. 30-Gt
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20

3 THE PUBLIC arc farewarned from
trading for Note of Hand drawn.by Stuart
& Cochran, dated 2Sth April last, and made
payable in the Commercial Bank Of Rodney
toJ. J. WooD, for clcpcn Aandrcd8dqd nintty-
oight dollars 80 cents. The. consideration
having failed to be compIicd'%ith, we are
determined not to pay it, unless compelled
STUART & COCHRAN.
( Rodney, Aug. 2, 1886. 23-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
DISSOLUTION.
LAPE g. SNYDER

TEAVE JUST RECEIVED large and
hA weII-seIec.ed assortment of SPRING
and SUMNER CLOTHING, Summer
Boots and Shoes, together with general
collection of articles adapted to the season.
Rodney, MayG, 1886. l3-y.
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
BLANKETS.

ID .AMES g. BAYLY arc receiving a lot oI
HEAVY FRENCH BLANKETS,
super Bed do.-AIso, a quantity Of heavy
A Lowell -Co;tons, all Of which they will
sell on reasonable terms.
Rodney, Doth Sept. 1896. J.
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20

NOTICE.
WyIIE Undersigned having been duly
a commissioned as nn
AUCTIONEER,
by the honorable The Board Of PuIice Of JET.
lerson County, will receive and dispose OF
an Goods, Merchandise, &c. consigned to
him, on the usual terms.
Refer to
Hon. A. J.. BryGANAN,
Mr.. w. II. CHASmERs, Natchez.
MARK lion,
Mr.. JosErH Wilson, TicksbMrg.
Messrs. LAPE a. SNYDER, Rodney.
Mr.. MONROE RoBETAILLE, ". Orleans.
Mr.. JOmN IL. COLLIER, Fdycitc.
PRICE NOE.
Rodney, Aug. %, 1896. 2S-f
o. The Nalchez Weekly Courier will
please publish the above, and forward theiI
account to this Office.
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
O.. .r Martin a a.. =, Johnston.
ATTORNEYS AND COucsELLoRs AT LAW,
RonSEy MlssIssIru,

VWTIIL ATTEND the Courts Of JET
Wv lerson, Adams, Warren aud Clai
borne counties. Also the High Court Of
Errors and Appeals; the Superior Court OF
Chaucory and The District Court at jackson
REFER TO
&. W. Wurr, }NEW ORLEANS.
wv. BEIsroE ESQ. }CLAIBOkNECO. Miss.
W. a. MArrr>, SFORT-GlBS0N Miss.
Hon. JouN B,RNty, BALTIMORE, Mn.
IhR,M kErvuAN, Esa., NEW GoRk.
J. 7. IIARmsoN, VI. d., fPHlLADElPHlA'
IIoN. D,xu. MAYrs, LEXINGTON, Kr,
Hon, Jolx RowAN, ILOUISyILLE, Nv.
Hon. II. CLAY, ASHLAND, kT.
Rodney, March -, 1876. III.
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20

DissoIuliOn.

Tke parnersIfip heretofore existing be-
(. tween the undersigned, was this day dissoly-
ed by mutual consent. The business VIII
hereafter he conducted under the name and
style Of STUART and SMITH, who stands
chas "a sith 4he settlement Of the former
arm. s y. M 'STIlAIss'E ~. 49, e
= 80 s.. A.tC0CIlRAN.
Rodney, JULY 2I, 1885 24-tf
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
ENIIE undersigned, having letters Of ad-
n ministration on the estate of JoHN )
NORRIS, decd, requests all those indebted
to said estate to come forward and settle
their notes and accounts, and tLose who
hnld claims against the estate to present
them within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated, or they will be forever
barred.
GEORGE OVERAKER, Admir-,
Rodney, April 30, 1886. I2-if
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
pERFILMERYln

MUST received, by +. G9CO6IPFON
S. Il large and general nssort-
ssbf,i s. erfuu1cFy FaHcv Soapss e.---s''
aN iOllowing: ~ sil .
C8Iorns ~, and Florida Water, in
2ariaas Ilesss, ..t.a Uf a 90.
Rx.rasas Of Isas :, lllskand Bergamont,
Kaiyd0rs for remOvin plplales and trecklcs
Persian Oil Of Rose, Vegetable Hair Oil,
Rsar's Oil, rNaples,Shaying Soap,
Perfume Bags for seeming clothes, &C.
Cold Cream, 4af agss 'fp..
And many other articles in The same line
which they offer for sale on the usual terms
Rodney, Oct. 20. 3I-f
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
DE. GEO. S. RuRnRHpaE.

Tx AVlNG permanently located in Rod
LII noy. tenders his professional scrvi-
ces to itasciiizcnsapd vicinity. lie will at
stcnSl psnctaaIiS4to aII cases entrusted to his
care. HIS ofiGe-is the same as that oceu-
pied by G. Il. Martin.
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
GHARDLAN,S SALE.

HDURSUANT to an order of the Hon
Probate Court ofJcflcrson county State
Of Mississippi, at the October Term thereof
the undersigned will offer for sale, on thu
End day Of January neat, before the Cour
House door in Fayetc, one Negro Man
ISHMA,"
belonging to Isaiah Grillius, minor, OF a
credit of twelve months, the purchaser Civ.
ing bond with approved security.
JABISlI GRlFFlNG, Guardian.
November /, 1886. 39-;f
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
NEV GOODS.


Black and blue cloth and Kentucky jean
Coutsi strier,l cashmere pants, assortetli hn'
vests, &c. sc. F.~> -.,
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
y II. n NEW FIRM,

ETyIIE Undersigned, having purchased
Il sthe stock &c Goods formerly owned by
J. 3. Long and J, n. VOC, respectfully an
nouficc to The public that they bayo aFso-
stated 'themselyes- tOgefher with the inten-
ion oe tfansacting tfle eanercantilc business,
under the firm t'f' ia a7zk ss
YOE & DAVENPORT. .1@
The stock on hand is new and s,6tablc to
he season, and they inuulge tho hopc that
strict attentiqglp business and a liberal spi-
Misunderstanding, will entitle them to an
equal sharelgfpublic patronage.
: ~ JOHN 4. YOEg s'
| JAMES w. DAVENPORT.
Rodney, May 20, 1896. 5l-y.
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
RETERENC .

D. w. DUDLEY, NJ. d. 1rv1NcroN ~
S.P. YAHnrLt, NJ y. LEAlN"loN' NY
ST; 5 !, Gasor, H.,.o., ,e,. N D. D GEORGETOWN, Ky
GEo. w. sMlrn, NJ. D. }LOUIsV VTIsT.F., Ky.
Rodney, AQril 8, 1886. -f =
Southern telegraph., 1836-12-20
Also. an assortmcni of

Aliof winch they oltF low for cash, or on ac-
commodatng terms 10 Innctual customers.
Ronxrx. Sont. "a. 1896. 32-tr
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NEW GOODS.

cles. which he offers to tie public al re-
duced prices. The IeadIng ones are:
Cold and Silver Patent Lever, LePne, and
PLAIN English aud SWISS MATCHES,
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Guld NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, aud Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, lirhite, green, blue, and
d.hre,) 10 suit all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS. for Gentlemen aud Ladies.
N ADDITION TO TIE ABOVE, IE mas JtsT
RECEIVED rHE FoLLo' NC ARTICLES
PROM TIRE FORTH, VIZ
Bruania.ware 10 toll sets, Foe Plated Can.
dIes,lcks, Suu6ers and Trays, Plated Gas.
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket huiyes, Ra.
zors and SCISSORS, hes, Cloth Brushes, Hair
do, Table and Doth do, variety Of PER.
FUMERY Of the bcs, quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols,
English aud Ftench,) Snuff Boxes, Per.
cus>lon Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson : flne
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, added to bls former
stock OF " aiches and Jewelry, viii embrace
a variety, which w,II be sold los Cor Cash,
or On snort credit to puucual dealers.
THOMAS TkOTIER.
Charlotte N0rembfr -3J 7U-tf
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NOTICE.

HANING obtained letters Of Admins.
IN tratlon on the Estate Of William
Potts, decd, will, on the 18th and 18th
days of May next, offer for sale at Public
Auction, the whole of bis Personal Estate,
at his late residence, consisting of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep,
A large quantity Of Cora,
Fodder and Hay,
Household d huchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils,
and divers other articles too tedious TO men
ton. Terms of sale made known on the
day OF sale.
A. R. POTTS Administrative.
April 81, 1886.
\. b. At the same time and place, will
be rented and hired the Lands aud Negroes
belonging to SAID deceased, both valuable.
All persons having claims against the Is.
tate viii present themproperly autbeniIcat.
ed within the time prescribed by law.
A. r. POTTS, Adm'y.
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Sale of Land 0m Credit.

I'm Monday tue 9th day OF June next, I
" will sell at the Courthouse IN Charlotte,
to the highest bidder, on credit OF II
months, a plantation supposed 10 contain
100 acres, joining the lands of Nathan Orr,
and Thomas Hunter, formerly owned by
James Robinson, now deceased, the same
beng sold by virtue of decree from the
Court Of Equity for the benefit Of partition
among his heirs. Satisfactory security will
be required. DR.. DUNLAP, c. me-.
ami 2Oth. 1886. e9tds
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- - or 3O,OOOibs. good Bacon
w For sale by
March "a. JOHN Nj. MuRklSoN.
DYSPEPSIA
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

THNHE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
II SroMAcnIcE Er HErATIcR, formed
By chymlca analysis and synlhesis OF seve'
raj prorimate vegetable principles, are uni
yersaly acknowledged 10 have totally e.
clipsed the pretensIons Of every other RENE
DIV, and superseded the necessity Of every
other mode OF treatment Wherever The above
diseases are found to exist, as well as IN en-
largement OF the Spleen aud IN Janndice.
Among the symptoms OF Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are hatuleuc., sourness
or BURNING IN the stomach, melancholy, IT
rltablhly, disagreeabe taste IN the mouth
great rreguIarlIy OF appetite, which IS some
times yoractous, aud at other tunes great
" deficient THIRST, leld breath, nausea
weakness oil the stomach, acll eruciaiIons
palpltallon, drowsIness, Irregularlty oi tht
bowels, pressure on the stomach alter meals
pain IN the head, dllZIneSs or vertigo, con
fusion Of mnd, altenued With loss OF memo
~, guaaing IN the stomach when emPl!
chillness, affection oi s,ght aud hearing
pam and weakness Ia The back, laaguur, DIS
mrbed sleep, cold feet and hands, Irenor
uueasiuess IN the throat, cough, pain IN lh'
side or breast, &c.
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MODERN DEFINITIONS.

Arplause.-To all players something I'M.
substantial, as the smell Of dinner, or the
sound Of a shilling.
BGH.-A thing that can turn round
men and ~oFnen's heaus, BY making them
HEX 40 their heels.
B9mbo2=le.-To address compliments to
jury, a plan woman, or a rich fool.
Beurd.-A trophy boys long for every
hour from IL 10 rs, and men curse every
morning from 20 to 80,
Cat.-An animal old maids love, because
II gives uut sparks when II IS rubbed.
Chdiisage.-.A polite written request from
some one OF your obedleni servants, to give
hu an opportunity Of shooting YOU.
Public djuse.--The mud with which ev.
cry traveller Is spaiiered on his road 10 dis.
tinc,ign.
Happtaess.-A dream.
The Groue.-inugiy hole in the ground,
which lovers and poets wish they were in,
but take uncommon pains to keep out Of.
C91afa5ie.-A SPECIES Of swapping turtle.
L1cmieS.-borrowef and lender.
Creduor.-A sensible fellow who often
takes hrs debtor, because he thinks he cannot
pas aud puts him where be kaorS he can.
not.
DINA two legged devil with piece
of paper 10 his hand "a terrible animal
monster.
Beomy.-An optical deluslon.
Hodes'y.-A beautiful flower that -four.
ishss only IN secret places.
T1ga iaciEg. species Of fashionable
female suicide.
Original Aaecdofc. One day during the
present week, as o gentleman was passing
through town, he saw drunken man lynn.
belore grocery door on his back, with hr
heels %, and face covered with blood ant
aust, where he bad been politely boosted b,
tie keeper within, on account OF his becom
ing too obs,reperous. Haloo the keeper q
the grocery SAID the gentleman, your s'g
has fallen down and is lying before th
door l--Jefersoniaa.
A Yankee, down east" advertlses 70
a better half toe following most cOurteou
manner Any gal whats got 5000 am
hasn't got the itch. can find a customer 70
lfe, by writing lille dur, addressed TO Il
q. and slickln il 10 the crack Vi uncle Ebe
uezeTs barn"
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Old IimtS.-Ai lie battle Of Bunker
Hi. whilst the AIDS Of the American com.
mander were issuing his orders along the
line, man was discovered short distance
from il, vino presented rather a grostesque
appearance, beng dressed in the coarse
common cloth worn at the time by many of
the farmers that reglun, with an otter cap,
me shape OF which very much resembled
the steeple Of meeting house, and broad
lsathern apron. HIS equipments consisted
ST small woodchuck skin, sewed together
IN the form Of bag, and partly filed with
buck shot, an OK horn filed with powder,
and 40 old rusty gun, which measured about
seven feet eight inches from the muzzle to
the end Of the breech, and which had pro-
babls lam in the smoke ever since the landing
ri Inc Pilgrims. One Of the AIDS, on pass
lng han ia the course OF his rounds, enqur.
ed Of han to What regiment he belonged.
| belong 10 % regiment, SAID the | an,
kea. aler he had fired his 9 long carablne."
\ few moments after, Inc officer rode By
alna aud seeing the fellow very busy, aud
Ier,pirn- freely, be once more euquTed
T. mai regiment be belonged. " 10 no
regiment, vas the answer; he speaker al
the same time levellng his piece al a g red
coal who vas preparing to fire, but who
dropped dead before he had bali raised his
gun. 40 VIA, company do YOU belong
" To 10 COMPANY" To what battalion p
T9no BATTALION" Then where TIE devil
do you belong, or vino are YOU fighting for n
Dang Il, said the Yankee, +" | dou't be.
long any where, and am fgktiHg on my
a.-a h.ok.n
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti-ssiiIOu> Pills,

Are the cheapest and most approved aiss
ils Medicine ever offered 10 The Pubic.
ihey are extremely mud IN ;heir opeaIlon,
neither causing sickness oi the stomach, not
any unpleasant sensation ~ ihe system, a.
Is loo frequently the result from medicines
gwen to aci upon the bowels. They act spe.
clicaIly upon the Liver, when IN torpid
condition, carry ng Oft large quantity OF
bale, through the ln.iuence OF the eNcerueni
junction, which, Il suffered 10 remain IN thc
system, would produce either Jaundiee, LII
yer Complaint, B,hols Fever, Fever ana
Ague, or some other gfeSious bodily allie
ton. In all cases oi torpor Of the OoAels,
they act like a charm. III reccnt cases OF
Dyspepsia, they are certain cure. Many
persons vino acre suhrci 10 violent attacks
OF slck headache, have been much beuehlrd,
aud several perfectly cured IN few week,
by their use. They are highly recommend.
cd as preventative and cure Of Bilious cCu.
paints Persons Who are subject to thai
distressing complaint, sea-slckuess, by Iak.
nv a portion or lwo oi tnem lea days pre-.
slous to ciubarNlng on board the vessel, Vii
be almost CERTAIN TO escape II. Females
can use them at ali periods, without incur.
ring any risk. Their virtues vii remain
unImpalted for Years 10 any chuate. No
iamiS should h. without these Pulls pOf.
ton ui them, taken occasionally, would be
the meaus OF preventing much suffering from
sickness. Ii IS irou re- lecI oil keeping up
a regular peus,alilc action Of the stomach
aud bowels, thus suffering 10 be absorbed
aud mingled with the blood, uuasslmi'ated
fluids, that most diseases are produced
DR.. =. icels confident that no person Who
gives these Pills q tar trial, wili ever alter
feel wiling to be without them. The ties.
timony oil thousands speaking IN the high
I est terms OF their efficacy might bc ADDED ],
but the very high reputation DR.. L. has nc.
+ CURED as lue inventor Of the /" Patent Vege.
table Medicine StonlachicG a Htpdace,'
for the cure OF dyspepsia and Liver CON.
plants, Is thought ,uihc,ent guarantee 10
! those wishing TO make a trial Of their yar-
+ tues. Iaey contain mol particle Of Aler-
curry, or any ingredient that does not act IN
harmony With health and oppose disease.
4 DR.. +. having been educated under the
most eminent American and European Med
zeal professors, and praciIced hIs profession
many years ~ The South, where diseases Of
/ the most obstinate character prevail, con.
siders himself well qualified to Judge on the
nature OF diseases incident to warm climates.
Prepared by JosEpn PRrrSrLY prTERs,
NJ. d. +. B. G.. P. NJ. at hls Institution Tor
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means OF
vegetable remedies, No. l2D Liberty street,
New York, inventor and sole proprietor.
Each box contains forty Pills, Price 30
! CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold IN
/ Charlotte bv Smith 4 Williams; 10 Con.
cord by P. b. Barrlngcr, and IN Salisbury
by John Murphey, where numerous certlii.
Gates of their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRlESTLY PETERS.
Jan. |, 1886. Is
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n NDteHdid Line Of H.k(EN
FROM
Salisbury 10 Raleigh, NC.

H,IE SUBSCRIBERS, anxious 10 afFo,d
Il every facility TO the Travelling Public
now announce that they have completed Al
their arrangements, and can with truth say
We present you Tith a Line Of Hacls fo,.
sessing advantages orr any Other, u gu
irish 10 get on rith ease and despaich-hs,.
iug obtained tina, grea, deSiderdtm With all
Tmyoslers--no detention on The road, Il
Is so arranged as 10 CORRESPOND, 10 IT. arr.
walls al Raleigh, with the departure oi he
following stages, VIZ: The Great Dl.y
Line 10 Blakely, North Carolina, pas,.r,
through Loulsburg, Warrcntnn, and II 4
FAX; al the latter place Line Of S'a.
communicates with the Portsmouth Rail.
Road for Norfolk BY continuing ~ 10
Blakcly, you strike the Petersburg Raj.
Road and on Your arrival at tina, place va
have the choice Of two Llnes--ellher BIZ
land 10 Washington CITY, wa R,ehuood lai
.GE1 Fredericksburg, o. d,
GiAz Steam Boa, 10 Noroil.
.Ssy.sSs, At Norfolk there ul'. .e
uo dcicn,ion, a. there IS a line Of Steam.
Boats for Baltimore 10 conneSlon VIII tbs
line. THIS linc also connects with one iiga
Raleigh 10 Ncvbern.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, SaIisJur,
ri ESDAi and SATU RDAi at ao'ci,,s,
4. Mater The arrival Of the I,eJuta
Stage from the Souih--aruses III Ralugh
next DAYS at 9 O'Clock, 7. M.--Lears Rl.
leigh tt ESpAi and SA1t RDAi al
O'Clock, \. NJ, arrives ~ Sahstafs beat
DAYS EN 1 O'Clock, I. M--alIosihg sui.
Gent time 90 the road for ) SLEEP.
] The Hacksarc sitany make, ehllre.r
new, aud cnnnu, lie Rtpasscd ior center:
add ease the Teams arc excellent, he Dr..
sers careful and attentive, and The Fare .dv
only SEVEN DOLLARS. AiIme'.
mediate distances : ceuts gcr mile
u Passengers from tie South aho ssh
10 take our Line, viii be careful to tar 70
Salisbury only.
- Al Bundles and Packages al the raA
of the osueFs.
WILLIS NnEiNE,
JOSEPH l. NoGIA6.
Agril II, i.l5. 'e-ty
The Fare from Raleigh 70 TIcshiag'as cy
amo.Hfs 10 SO 50, az folioTi:
From Raleigh 10 BAkes. s'sre Fare.
blaksly - ls.ef=sats, Rad R"ad fale o.
Petersburg 70 Richmond, Siaat Tar, ]!
Richwona 10 fredericksburg, sag lU.'
Frederick burg TO Washington Gu
Sscam-Boai Fate.
The Steam. Boat Fare FROM Petersburg 70
Baltimore. via Norfolk, IS -Four Dollart
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.NFSCELMGNEOUS.

A HEART To SELL,-WHO'LL BUY
Oh. We, oh, yes I've heart TO sell
Who'll buy who'll buy WHOM buy
It's uew-'ts fresh, and III, 1isbed well;
Who'll buy who'll buy ? who'll buy
It's bosomcd where ms never cold,
No prying ewes have seen 1t;
It's worth, at least, It's weight in gold,
For love ne'cr dwelt within it.
Who'll boy who'll buy 2 who'll buy
Does any enc bid more
Ii sold, the bidder must be free;
Who'll buy who'll buy who'll buy'
II let, the lease for life must be,
Who'll bus who'll buy who'll buy
Or, if there's one with whom resides
4 heart not prone TO range,
That's kind, and free, and young besides,
I'll take it in exchange.
Who'll buy who'll bay who'll buy
It's gong going going -
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SfFNyc6s

ENRON the subscriber, On the oath Jan.
~ last a small sorrel horse MULE, with
the usual mule marks, not broke, about three
years old. Ii was heard from about Ches.
ter6eld c. H., and NAV 20 on towards Char.
Iotte, n. {. ANY information concerning
the said mule will be thankfully received,
aud all trouble and expense paid to any one
who will stop the same, and forward inforna.
ton TO me, or to Mr.. Brown Bryan at Che.
raw. p. ". PLEDGER,
MARLBOROUGH Distriet. S. c.
March 26, 1886. 81
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CHARLESTON.
TWritten at sra, in rie,e Of tie cityl

Written at sra, in rice Of tie Ciyl
Beautiful CITY 81 the brave and free
lueen Of the South that oyerlooks the sea
Home of the stranger and the triendless one.
Again to thee wanderer come
Flying from winters bleak and dark domain,
To ihee where Spring eternal seems to reign:
Where flowers grow ever where the myrtle bloom
" mere luc srd orange shed their sweet perfume;
Where no cold blasts thy beauteous rivers close,
Nor heap their torrents Of oongealing SHOWS.
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NOTICES!

n HEREBY forewan all persons from ira.
u ding for a Note of hand given to Ro.
Der, DAVIS. decd, aud now held by John Da-
Wis, for twenty five dollars, as the Note has
been paid, and do not intend paying it a.
gain, unless compelled by law.
CHARLES CALVIN.
Anil ~ lS36 81
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Take a. PeeD!

SMITH, WILLIAMS, Il BOYD will
~ buy all the BUTTER they can get, in
this and next month-No matter how much
YOU have, bring II 10.
Charlotte, MAJ, 1856. n