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aNARDEN SEEDS, ,carr"ntea Fresh and e'e"a'"e,
IN for sale, srhoitSa!e and r'tai, By
MN PALMER,
Near TIC Old Market, .HH


Asparagus large giant,
Archuke, large globe, .
Beet, early blood lunp, carly yellow do long blood,
Sir John Sinclair, French sugur or amber, Hiangei
Wurzri,
Beans early dwarf Cna, do. Rlchel do, yellow sl1
weeks do Mohawk, dwarf cluster, Warrington or mar
raw refugee 1908 large white Scissor P"lc beans,
French early white do,
Celery, White solid, North 5 giantrcd,
Cress, Groad leaTcd garden,
Carrot, long orange, large yellow, new red studley,
Alt;in.hani:
Cabbage early May do oShcart, do York, do. sugar.
loaf 60 Ba;crsea, fiat Batersea. large York, rhade!'
rhia late fiat Ouch, drunilead late Bergen green curl
ed Savoy, Cube Savoy: blood red,
. Csuit1oweF, early,
Broccoli: curly purple cape,
Cucum her, early cluster, do Frame long green, long
prckly, Cherkin, ..
Corn, curly Iuscarora do white canada, sweet or
sugar,
Endvc, green curled,
Ery Plant purple oval do round,
Lettuce carly cur!cd, Si!esa Ice, brown Dutch, large
green head cabbage,
Melon, Murray pine apple, green cron,
Mustard, white and brown,
Nasturiium
Onion white Portugal silverskn potato top tree do
Peas, Lantreths extra early primitive. do May, do
Charlton, Bishops dwarf prolific blue Prussan, early
royal dwarf io frame, dwarf fat tall maCrow:at,
Pu1snip, long smooth French, turnip do.
Parsley, extra curled,
Pepper large bell,
RudsL long scarlet shor, Top, long salmon, scorle.
turnip, white do,
Rhubarh,
Spinach, round and pricky,
Satisfy,
Tomato, large rcd,
Squash, summer bush. do. lemon, do. crook neck,
winter crook neck, vegetable marrow,
Turnip, early white, ruta baga,
Herb and flower seeds.
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q iOPAHTNERSHiP.-Thc subscribers have con-
" nrcled themselves into coparneFship, under Inc
firm Of ALVEY 4; WAR, for The purpose Of conduct
ing tie NAoiesnie and Retail Grocery and C0mmSst0E
b"s:ncsw; and have taken that large and eo"t,odous
house. or many years occupied by Arssrs No't;lan u
a!cGfuGer, and more recently BY Mr.. Eenjamn Brand,
six doors below the Bell Tavern, where t!ey ln'rnd
keeping constantly hand large and well selected
sncs oil Groceries. They constantly receiving from
in yrTy few DAYS that their will be
plre They .suld invite their friends from the coun.
ry and IN Town to CALL they determined ID sell
on as accommodating terms as any other honsr IN INC
City. ~: :. "a. "a ~, ~
We have taken a substantial ire-prooI building for
the purpose Of storing any thing We may receive on
commission; and intend to pay strict attention TO
this branch of The business will make liberal adran-
ces upon consign!eus, either Of grain. flour, or mer
chandise Of any dcscrption and hope b. strict per-
sonal attention ~ business 10 :nrt PARTON Ht pubic
patronage. ALFE1 ~ " IA 1:
March ). .H-ct
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S1aSH FOR 200 NEGROES.-We will give Inc
a hrhcst market price, in cash, for two hundred like
~ vrgToes from II 10 % years of age Every person
Vino in!ends to SELL will 90 we'll to give us CALL near
ScaL.,:oks Warehouse where we are prepared TO Keep
,he, sal. and colol liable, whether for sale or otnef
wise 1l1Oo' W CAnoo -
Dee. 81. -
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SHORTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE-An
act h $ passed the General Assembly OF Virginia,
authorizing the subscriber 10 sell the real and PERSONAL
estate of Jh askns sr "a lunatlc and vest the pro-
ceeds thereof in Bank other profitable STOCK
Ry Yr:e If said act shall, thcc tnrc, on lhnrS6uy:
The :}lLt instant, on the premises in Brunswick county
near Notowav river. and about IS miles northwest ct
the Court Honsc sell to the highest bidder Tor cash, be-
tween do and so likely SLAVES, consisting OF men,
women, boys and girls Among the men is very good
carpenter -
On the same day, will be offered fer salc the TnAcT
OF LAND consisting of 04G 2 acres: OH credit OF one
two and three years The Land is well adapted 10 tue
culture of corn wheat cotton and tobacco. There are
80 bushels wheat sowed The fences are in good order;
and the houses are comfortable There are the nsuai
Number of barns, granaries, stables, &c
On The same day. will be Sold credit OF ~ months,
the crop of corn, {aboul GU barrcls fodder and OATS
the stock OF cattle, hogs and sheep, all the work horses
and mules, about 'Jn0 weight uf tacon the plantation
utensils including roal wagon
Bonds, with approved security, will be required be-
fore the property is deivcred 10 carry interest from The
date but the interest will be RENTED if the principal
be punctuully paid. ,,c
The sale will he continued from day 10 day until finish
3D. The negroes will certainly be- sold on the first day
unless the weather is cx.re,lely bad
JAMES HASKINS.
(omaircc of Jain Haskins, sr.
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YeI7O Persons horirg Negroes fer Hre-"e wish 10
hire for the ensuing year. large number Of hands,
-. labor on the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail Road They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg and between Fredericksburg anu
The Potomac RiYec. The country and Occupation Is
healthy: and they will lie we'll fed, well clothed and We
,-eu,ed We will rive from sercntyfrc to ninety act
lars for good hands, and for first rate ones Apply
by letter CT otherwise 10 j. H. Hopkins, al lie Raj o.
fee, or to Nlcssrs. George p GFGmp and james lat
cr Richr;ond OF 10 Thomas J. White, in the county o.!
KIM William. and the ncighborbood 10 James Hun
Ter Ass;s,an, Engineer. the White Chlnn'es, c.
.o;nc; or 10 Theodore S. Garrett Assistant hngInss'
near fredericksburg TO II. F. Guy & Co. IN Freas
ricksbure and TO others having authority from J. H.
HOPKINS, Assistant Engineer. ,n,.,o
Aren't for the Il. f. ). P. Il. X, Co'5pGny'
69-tf
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Great Northern and Southern
DAXLH .NsHEL ROUTE,

NNHE Petersburg Rail Road company inform
Il the public that their road, extending from
Petersburg, Virginia, to Blallely, North Carolina
on the Roanoke, distance of 81 miles, and con.
stituting part of the Great Daily Mail Route,
North and South, is now amply provided with
superior Locomotives and Cars, to accommodate
all the travel that may offer. The Cars leave
each end of the Road daily, on the arrival of the
respective Mails. Travellers with their own
equipages, can have their horses and carriages
transported un this Road, with perfect safety
and convenience; and thus perform in S or 6
hours, while resting their horses, a journey that
would otherwise require two days to accomplish
Of the rail road, has been rebuilt Of brick on an
enlarged scale, and no pains will be spared to rem
der its accommodations such as will give satisfac
ton to passengers and travellers generally.
Besides the daily line of Mail Coaches from
Blakeiy for the south, via Raleigh, Fayetteville,
&c. there is Line via Tarborough three times
week, connected with the Mail Line at Fay
ettevile, and also line from the Rail Road al
BelGeld to Clarksvie, Milton and Danvile.
Another tri-weekly Line from Blakely, passes
through Warenton, Oxford, &C. and connect.
with line to Salisbury, N. c.
In the course of the present season, brancl
will be opened from the Petersburg Rail Roat
at Belfeld, to Wilkins Ferry at CASTOR, on the
Roanoke, from whence Rail Road TO cross the
river by bridge, is now about to be construct
ed to Raleigh.
The Rail Road from Baltimore to Washington
is now in operation, thence to Potomac landing
the line is continued by Steamboats, thence Wis
Fredericksburg to Richmond, considerable
portion of the Rail Road is finished and the
remainder is in rapid course to completion
The line continues from Richmond to Peters
burg, by a turnpike road and thence by the
Petersburg Rail Road to Blakely, as before men
toned, is the main and only Daily Mail Route be
tween Boston and New Orleans.
March IL aI3t97
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BECKWITH'S
ANTT-DISPEPTIC PILLS.

TNOR the cure of almost every variety of func.
ID tional disorders of the Stomach, Bowels, Ii
yer and Spleen; such as heart burn, acid erus.
tation, nausea, headache, pain and distention of
the stomach and bowels, incipient diarrha,
collie, taulence, habilual constiveness, loss of ap.
petite, sick headache, sea sickness, &c. &c.
They are a safe and comfortable aperient for
Females during pregnancy and subsequent con-
6nement, relieving sickness at the stomach,
headache, heartburn and many Of the inciden-
tai nervous affections. Literary men, students
and most other persons Of sedentary habits, find
them very convenient. Those who indulge too
freely in the pleasures of the Table, find speedy
relief from the sense of oppression and disten
ton which follow, by taking the Pills. AS a
dinner Pilthey are invaluable. Those who are
drinking mineral waters, and particularly those
from southern climates and ague and fever dis
lricts, will find them a valuable adjunct. Those
who are exposed to the vicissitudes of weather;
on voyages or journeys, can take them at all
times with perfect safety. In full doses, they are
highly efficacous and safe Anti-bilious Medi.
cine. They seldom or never produce sickness
at the stomach or gripping.
Their efficacy is strongly attested by certificates
from the following gentlemen, viz:
Bishop Ives, Rev. DR.. McPhee,ers, Rev. G. W.
Freeman, Rev. r. T. Blake, Gov. Iredell, Hon.
Henry Potter, Hon. G. E. Badger, Hon. Rich.
ard Hines, Thos. P. Devereux, Esq. Professor
Anderson, Will. Hill, Esq. Secretary of State,
Will. s. NIhooH, Esq. late Treasurer, Jas. Grant,
Esq. late Comptroller, w. R. Gales, Esq. of the
Register, Capt. Guion, Guion's Hotel, DR.. R. c..
Bond DIR. E Crosby, DR.. J. Y. Young, &c.
Ample Directions accompany each Box.
These Pills are for sale, by appointment, in
almost every Town in the United States, and
Wholesale and Retail by the Subscribers, to whom
applications may be made tor Agencies.
BECKW1TH & JUMP.
Raleigh, N. C.. 1885 SIS.
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u. TR.a1sS
Artificial Nipple Shield,

TNOR the prevention and cure Of Sore Nip
pies. The following highly respectable
certificates are deemed a sufficient recommenda-
ton for those who are afflicted in this manner,
to try them. =
J. From Doctor VIM. p. Devices, lste Professor
of Obstetrics, in the Medical University of Phi
Iadelphia
Doct. ELIJAH PRATT
DEAR SIR As feel it matter of much
ublic importance, to possess means of lessen
ng the terrible sufferings from sore Nipples,
have much pleasure in being able to say, that
the s'Shield', you offer for the preventing and
the cure of this malady, IS better adapted to the
purpose than. any have heretofore seen. In
the two or three instances have known them
to be used, much satisfaction has been express
ed and have no hesitation to believe it viii
generally succeed am SO well persuaded ol
this, at this moment, that cannotforbearto to ex
press wish that our city, through the va
rious Apothecaries, may be supplied with them.
l am yours, &c.
NJ. P. DEVICES, NJ. D.
Philadelphia, Jan. I3, 1884.
From DR.. Thomas Seawall, Professor of Ana
tony and Physiology, Columbia College, Dis
trct of Columbia:
WASHINGTON CITY, 4rH FEB, 1884
Having examined DR.. Pratt's newly invented
Nipple Shields, and Witnessed its practical ap
plication, among my patients, take great plea
sure in recommending it as decidedly superio
to anything previously known. 1t constitutes
perfect remedy for that distressing malady
Sore Nipples /; a disease which SO frequently
aHicts young women.
THOMAS sEAWALL, MD
IF The above instrument is for sale, at the
moderate price of 50 SO cents,-by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD& CO.
Raleigh, Feb. 1886.
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.

Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.
AVNILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.
~ w have just received their Spring
%SSY supply of
&9gs!S Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
&4MN2A Paints, Oils and Dye Stu6s,
Coach and Halter's Materials;
All which may be relied upon as being fresh
and of the best quality. Also, we'll selected
assortment of Perfuinery-consistin of
pure French, German and American Colognes,
Lavender, double and treble scented Hungary,
Hermitage Extract, Rose, Orange Flour, Eu de
Portugal and Florida Waters, Preston Salts,
Salts OF Roses, Aromatic Vinegar, and Amhro-
sial Cream for shaving with great variety
of Fancy Soaps, Ivory and Imitation do. Tooth
Brushes, Chlorine and Orris Tooth Wash and
Powder-Edes' Odoriferous Compound or Per-
sian Sweet Bag, a most grateful perfume for
seeming Cloths Draws, Wardrobes DC. and Is
of Columbia, Indian Vegetable Cerate. and
Macassar Bears Oil, all restoratives for the
Hair.
In addition TO their stock of Drugs, Medicines
&c. they have choice selection of the best
WINES &c. either for medical purposes Or do
mestic use--such as Champaign, Claret, old
pure juice Port do, without any spirits in it !;
South side Madeira, vintage of 1921 best Hol-
land Gin OtArd, Dupy &S Cos best French
Brandy Sugar House Molasses, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold on accommoda ting
terms. Country Merchants and Physicians are
particularly invited 10 call and examine their
stock, as they are confident, from the genuine.
ness of their articles and moderate prices, entire
satisfaction will be given. Thankful for past
favors, they solicit a continuance of the same.
All orders from distance will meet prompt
attention. W. H.& Co. 95
P. S. Soda Water kept prepared through
out the summer season, with viriety of Sy.
rups. May Ia, 1886.
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Negroes For Sale.

On Wed'eeselay, e4th dag Of .August mert.
A T the late residence of Col. THOMAS GALA.
N WAY, deceased, near Jefferson, Ashe Co.
N. G. the subscriber will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, on credit Of IL months, fourteen
LIKELY NEGROES, consisting of men, wo'
men and children. Bond and approved security
Will be required. JOHN RAY, Adm,
Jefferson, N. C. June 9th, 1886. SO St.
NIB The Knoxville Register and Carolina
Watchman will each please insert the above till
day Of sale, and forward their account to Jeffer
son, N. c.. for collection.
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ROCKINGHAM SPRINGS.

Frequently called Leonax Castle.
NNHE subscriber, the proprietor OF this Estab.
L. lshment, will accommodate visitors, al
the Springs, the approaching season he will fur
nish good accommodations and fiattters himself
he will give general satisfaction to those that
may think proper to patronize the establishment,
which is high, handsome and healthy situa.
lion. JOHN j. WRIGHT.
Rockingham County, June 9, 1886. 64t96.
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JUST RECEEV.ED
At the n. Carolina Book Store.

DAUL Pry's Journal,
The Disinherited, and the Insnared,
Confessions and Crimes Of the Dairy of Lon
don Clergyman,
Memoirs of Court Grammout, new edition,
The works of Capt. Marryatt, complete in one
vol. octave, containing Peter Simple, Jacob
Faithful, Naval officer,
The Kings Own, Japhet in search of his Father,
Newton Foster, The Pacha of many Tales,
Naval and Military Tales and Sketches,
$50 Copies Mrs. Lincoln's BOTANY, new edition
improved: and great variety of other
school BOOKS, of nearly every description
ALSO,
fresh and good supply of
FLUTES and FIFES.
For sale by
TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, June 9, 1886. 94-tf
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POETRY.
THE UNWEDDED ONE.
BY JOHN FRANC

BY JOHN FRANCIS.
It's very pleasant, certainly,
To laugh, and smile, and talk;
And 1 must say, by night or day,
I love lonely walk
And flirting, oh ! love to firt {;
And dancing's very pleasant:
And how dote on singing, too,
When but the loped is present
One looked SO very plaintively,
While warbiing forth "We met"
But what, alas oh what's the use
lam not married yet!
What is the aim of all your lives
4 settlement and maria ge:
Some people think they can't, but
You'd do without carriage.
Oh, Hymen god of endless joy;
Oh, Hymen! god of bliss
It's really very, very hard,
That am still a miss.
NV heart is filled with bitter sighs,
My gowns with tears are wet;
In vain sigh-In vain cry;
lam not married yet
And why not shame upon the age,
Poor avaricious mean!
would not wed for paltry gold
No! not to be queen.
Vet We Creations lords" lock down
On us because we're poor;
And coldly pass the landless by:
It's notmy fault Pm sure!
Cold hearted are ye ala base
And mercenary set:
But fatter not yourselves, for l.
IwiN be married get!
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Price of >TieksE Fifty Dollars-nosAars
Certificates of packages of IL Tickets $50.
WALKER LINE OF
FOUR lESM HORSE
= . s e 9 q A 9 E 3 s..

Running from Gresnsborough, N. C. by Salem,
to Wythe Court House, Va. three times neck and
6ack.
gTVHIs line starts from Greensberough every
j Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at2o.
clock A. NJ, arrives at Salem same day at s o.
clock A. NJ. Leaves Salem every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, al 9 o'clock, A. NJ. and
arrives at Wythe Court-House every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ, in
time to correspond with the great lines leading
through the valley Of Virginia, 10 Knoxville,
Nashville, &c. in Tennessee.
Leaves Wythe Court House every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock, A. NJ. and
arrives at Salem every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, by o'clock, p. M. and at Green's
borough same evenings at l0oclock
It is so arranged as to correspond in itsarri.
walls at Greensborough with the departure oflk
following stages, viz: The line to Raleig gh.N \;
c., to Danville and Fredericksburg, Va. and
to the Petersburg Railroad. BY this line pas
sengers can te assured to arrive at Knoxville
Tenn. in four and half days from Greensboro.
A stage is also run, by the subscriber, from
Salem to Lexington, N. c., three time week,
to correspond with the arriva Is and departures
of the great Northren and Southern Line Of
Stages, Peck & Wexford contractors, at Le'
xington. Leaves Salem every Monday, Wednes'
day and Saturday, at o'cl0ck A. M-Leaves
Lexington every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day, after the arrival of the stage from the South.
/" Persons travelling from the South 10 the
Virgi Springs, will find this Line so or 70
miles nearer and less expensive than any other
stage route to the Red Sulphur, Gray Sulphur
Salt Sulphur, and White Sulphur Springs, Va
O The proprietor has made arrangements
to run -Four Horse Coach from Greensborough
N. c., to Whyte Court House, Va. Throughout
the year.
This route passes through Salem, Bethabara'
Bethany, within a mile Of the Pilot Mountain
Spur Gap, goes by Poplar Camp Furnace,
Wythe county, Va, and affords some interest
ing mountain scenes TO those who admire the
sublmity Of nature. The accommodations ol
diet, DC. are excellent and cheap. g..
The coaches, made at Troy N. Y. are goo9
and comf'rtable, the drivers are careful and al
tentive, the teams excellent, and the fare low
only $8 from Greensborough to Wythe &. d.;
and from Lexington, N. C. to Wythe, c. II. -
| so; from Greensborough to Salem. % miles, 81;
| from Lexin gton to Salem. 81 miles 81 SO from
Salem to Wythe C. Fl. 90 miles, $6 90. Way
passengers cents mile.
The utmost attention will be paid to baggage
and other things entrusted to his care, but all 81
the risk of the owner.
D. WALKER, Proprietor.
June 30th, 1886. 686t.
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Carolina Watchman, Salisbury Knoxvirr
(Tenn) Register, Mountaineer, (Wythe C. u d
Va.) Columbia Hive, and Cheraw Gazette, T.
CD will insert the above for six weeks, and tor
ward their accountsto the proprietor at Mt. AIRY
Surry county, N. c.
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0
A child few days old was found buri-
ed in the cellar of $50 Wateo street, where
its father had deposited it to save the fune-
raj fees.
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State of North-Carolina

Wayne County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
May Term, 1886.
Aaron F. Moses, assignee &c. J Scire ia.
.Alcey lUey .Alex'r Mosleg, ) Heirs of
Exrs of RICH IVEY {-R. Iueu.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the court
Il that lchabod Herring and Marcy his wife,
heirs at Law of Rich'd Ivey decd are not inhab,
tants OF this State. 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made for six successive weeks in
the North Carolina Standard, notifying the said
Ichabod Herring and wife personally to be and
appear, before the justices of our court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, at the court to be held for
the county of Wayne, at the Court House in
Waynesborough, on the third Monday of Au.
gust next, then and there to shew cause if any.
why the Plaintiff in the above named cause
shall not have Execution against the Real Es.
tate OF the said Rich'd Ivey, and further to do
and recover whatsoever our said court shall or.
der and decree in the premises.
Witness, John A.Green, clerk Of our said Court
at Office, the third Monday Of May, A. d. 1886.
JOHN A. GREEN, Clerk
June 18th 1886. a6st
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RlylelSh exsstg Gyst0as }
R.HEL ROAD OFFICE. {

4 Instalment of per cent. is required to be
IA. paid on all Shares of Stock subscribed in the
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road Company, on or
before the first day Of August next. Payments
will be received at this office, Or by Mr.. Samuel
Mordecai in Petersburg, Virginia, who is autho-
rized 10 receive them. Interest will be REQUIRED
on all deferred payments.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
GEO. w. MORDECAI, Prest.
Raleigh, June 2nd 1886. s5.2m.
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"HE SUBSCRIBER having commenced the
Il Butchering Business in this City, will give
the highest prices, in cash, for good Beeves,
Lambs, &c. delivered at his pen. Persons ha.
wing stock Of any kind for market, which they
cannot conveniently deliver, will please inform
the subscriber of the same, BY letter. post paid
and it shall meet with prompt attention.
JOHN HUTCHINS.
Raleigh, July 5, 1886. 89 ct.
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". and looks wen to the republican inter:

ly, and looks wei to the ref'uoiiean lntef'
est.
By John Finge5--The mongrel breed
Ia mixture of Bankism and NulLfcation
our next Election will tell them that it will
not answer a repub .ican people.
BY A. Robison.Te the Ladies OF Lin
colnlon, happy marriage, and Hugh L
White, the next President.
By Maj. John H. Harry.--The fair Sc,
the only endurable aristocraey that e
lect without votes. govern without laws
decide without appeal, and are never in the
wrong.
By E. A. Hopper. M. Johnson the
true patriot of Kentucky.
By Col. Daniel seagle,- The bone and
sinew. of our country; by their industry
honesty and good sense, our government
is sustained,
Bv John Michael Our absent friends
By Capt. Will Slade.-Our Board Its
elegance and variety does honor to the
person who prepared it-he has our hear
ty thanks.
By Emard Osburn,-May Martin. Van
Buren be as successful at the next Presi
Dental Election, as Andrew Jackson was
at the battle of Orleans.
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State of North-C Carolina,
HAYwooD COUNTY.
SUPERIOR COURT OF LAW,
Spring Term, 1886.
ELIZA MgRnAr' NJ } PETITION
ALIMONY.

1AMES I" UhRAf, J =. -
I'm this case it appearing to the satisfaction OF
IL the Court that the Defendant James w
Murray, is not an inhabitant of, but resides
without the limits of this State. 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made for three sue.
cessive months, in the North Carolina Standard
and Carolina Gazette, that the said Defendant
appear at the next term ofsaid Court to be hol.
den for Haywood County on the third Monday
of September next, to plead, answer, or de.
mur to the petition of Eliza Murray aforesaid
or the same will be ia ken pro confesso and set
for hearing, exparte.
WIN. JOHNSTON, CLERK.
June 9, 1886. 843 3m
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Mr.. Jacob Baker of Blue Rock town.
ship, Ohio, in consequence of quarrel
with the members of his church, went
home and shot himself through the body
with a rife.
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~ The North Carolina Standard (Raleigh.,
Carolina Watchman, Salisbury KnoxvIIrI
(Tenn) Register, Mountaineer, (Wythe C. d
Va.) Columbia Hive, and Cheraw Gazette, t.
c. will insert the above for six weeks and tor
ward their accountsto the proprietor at Mt. Airy
Surry county, n. C.