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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-17

SnAlL NorEs.-After the first Septent:.r
edin New York. o'''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-08-12
Election Returns.

Beaufort, q members. Gen. J o. X. Williams,
( without opposition; Mossrs. Salterthwaie aud
Smallwood, c. All for White--no change.
Nash. r members -l'he Van Buren, Senator
and Commoner elected. For Governor, Dudley
l02 Spaight 679.
Washington, q menbcrs.l-i. G. Sprnill, $,
rt1ou, opposition; Joshua G. Swift, &. Poll
sain. white 2e6; L. w. Swanner, ~ b. l43
lo Governor, Spaight 81, Dudley J77.
As far as heard. the following is the result For
hsLegisla,ure, 10 Wings, 10 Vans. For Governor
Dudley 1922, sPsighl i26c Majority fol Spaighl
LIE 10 fnllawk;
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BY al the most lrfJentisl chiefs In that ssctio1
We are pleased 70 learn subseq1sntiy thar ali az
prehensions of rise among the Indians had, as
II is believed, BY those who reside IN that vicinity
ceased
Post RoGds.-The following new Post
Roads were established in this State at the
recent session of Congress:
From franklin, North Carolina, TO GAINESVILLE,
Gradys store, and Huntington, 10 BlsirsyiIle.
Georgia.
From Wadesboro', by Whites store, Jesse Lew.
ellen's, Rasley's store, Alexander N. Bells, tlye
Arson geld mines, and thence BY Burns store and
diamond hill
From Lime stone post office, in Buncombe coun-
ty, BY Edneysyille and Z. s Porter's 10 Earlsyic,
sPartansburg district, South Carolina.
From Carthage, IN Moore county, thence 10 Eli
Phillips, and Parish and McEcilPs store, TO "
sons store.
From Morgantown, in Burke county, u ? Johns
river, to Mosi's, on Watauga, in Ashe county.
From fall.yille, in Lincoln county, to William
Oats, Buffalo post Office, Joshua Beams, Rusty
creek llamiiton's store, and Webb's ford TO Ruth
srford, Rutherford county
From Bethania, Stokes county, by Vienna and
Shores ferry, to Dowetown Surry county.
From Greensboro by Thompaous store, and
David Thomass to Mooresye, in Orange county
From Milton, by Sergeantsyllle and BLACKWELL.
store TO Rawnsbufg in Rockingham county.
From YadEin post Office, Stokes county By vii
liam Volts, Reeves, and Johnson Clsments, 10
Rockford, Surry county.
From Iaylors bridge, in Sampson county, by
the Piney Woods, and the house Of Lewis high
Smith, 10 Long Creek bridge, in New Hanover
county.
From Rrstiegfnrd 10 fard rost ofsce and
Eokesyile TO Fishers post Office; returning, to
pass Evansville, the neil LborAood Of Thomas l.
Mays, to Dryponds.
From Salisbury, BY Mount Pleasant, in Cabarrus
county, TO Columns store, in Mecklenburg county.
From Washington 10 Durham creek.
From Newbern 10 James Riggs, on Bay river.
in Craven county.
From Beaufort to Portsmouth, and thence to
Ocracock.
From Kingston, by Hookertown, TO Snow Hill.
From Mocksvlle 10 Huntsville.
From Franklin, in Macon county, down Valley
river, 10 Huntingdon, thence to Clarksvlllu, Haber
sham County. Georgia.
From Newcastle, by Trap Hi, 10 Wilkes coun-
ty, TO Grayso court-h house, Virginia.
From GreenyiIle, in Pit county, BY Johnson's
Mills, Scufiieton, in Green County, to kinslon, in
Lenoir county.
From Elzabethtown. by Lemons Crossroads
10 Fairbutt, thence by Whiieyie, and the Prong
al Wooten's back, to Ezabcthtown,
From Winton, By Gates courthouse and Sunbu.
~, TO Edenton.
From Tomlinson's store 10 Ashe courthouse
From Louisburc, BY Leray's cross roads, vii.
ton, Nebane's store, Well5ofn's meeting house,
Red Mountain, and Turner's mills to IiIllsboro'
From Germantown 10 Little Yadkin.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-08-12
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The election Of President and Vice Presi.
dent of the United States, for tho term Of
four years, commencing March 4th, 1887,
will be made on "Wednesday, the 7th day
Of December, 1886, the Electors meeting
at the Capitals Of the respective States in
which they are chosen. The choice Of
Electors must be made within thirty four
days of the said first "Wednesday of Decem.
Der. The following shows the number of
votes 10 which each State is entitled, with
The time Of electinn:
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administrators Safe.

q AN Tuesday The 23d Of August next, at
- the late residence of Francis Sauniar,
decd, viii be exposed TO public sale, all tbs
property belonging to the Estate of the de-
ceased, consisting IN part Of the following
articles, viz:
A quantity Of Silrer plate,
Sets of fine Proceidin rare, one of
,chich contains so pieces,
One fine marble Clock,
Q Nahogcny bsdSieadS,
and variety of other furniture, &C., which
is valuable. Terms made known on day of
sale. 3. OATES,
administrator aiih tie Hin annersd
July %, 1886. 044w
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DEATH OF BISHOP WHITE.

II becomes our painful duty TO announce
the death of the venerable Bishop of the
Episcopal Church at Pennsylvania. He
breathed his last at Philadelphia on the 18th
inst, in the e9th year of his age being born
in Philadelphia on the 4th Of April, LISA.
He was the Senior Bishop OF the Church, and
was believed to be the oldest Protestant Dish.
op in the world. "In the course of his
heightened lahors, he has consecra,ed every
Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the L.
States, excep, the Bishop of Michigan, who
has received conservation since illness con.
tined him 10 his chamber"
Supreme Court.-rhis tribunal adjourn
ed on the pa ultimo,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-08-12

Mr.. Hebaer.-From the following para.
graph extracted from the Essex Banner,
published at Haverhill, Mass. i, will be per.
ce'.'"' hat Mr.. Webster has withdrawn his
name from before the public as candidate
for the Presidency.
In the state of things at present existing in
this country my personal wishes are to withdraw
my name from the place it occupies before the pub.
lie. DANIEL WEBSTER"
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Total. 294

All the States choose BY General Tick.
ct, except S. Carolina, which chooses by
the Legislature. Ii will be seen that Penn.
sylyania and Ohio open the ball three days
in advance of any Of the other States. These
great States, if they 20 against Mr.. Van
Buren,, as it is confidently expected they
will, Will defeat his election. Nous VsrroaS.
Boston Atlas.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-08-12
The Editor of the Lincoln Transcript il

The Editor of the Lincoln Transcript in
noticing the resources OF that County, SAYS,
Lincoln has ono Cotton Factory, 9 lth twelve
Icons and twelve hundred and eighty Spiudcs-
four FufDaces and rino Eorges IN fine operation
Ore Banks inuumefabie aud OF the YER best and
richest qualltes,-twenty.f Merchant Mills ca.
pablo OF manufacturing the best quality OF Flour
besides host Of common Grist Mills and saw
Mills and va = power most excellent Limestone
formations near Kings Mountain; with Gold in a
great many places one Of the mines, Chat oil
Kings Mounlain,1 Is believed by many to be the
most valuable in Inc Uuitcd States these, with
much good land and an industrious people, render
Lincoln county, one Of the most important regions
in North Carolina, aud certainly viii make her
one Of the most desirable spots on earth, If the
contemplated Rail Roads on either side OF her
shall taae place.
Our own town Of fiucolnton, has manifested an
active spirit OF enterprise already. 1t is remarka.
bic tor tho number and skin Of its mechanics and
general intelligence OF It's eltzehs with these pro-
posed facilities, what may not IIncolnton become"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-08-12

State Loan.-We learn that the Loan Of
100000, authorized by the last Legisla.
ture, has been negotiated at pdr-interest
payable in Raleigh. One fourth thereof
was sold to our University and three fourihs
to the United States.-Ral. Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-08-12
The Detroit Daily Free Press, Of the
18th ultimo, says:

TIN uIIIIHU, sdys'
AZ requistion has been made, we learn, upon
the eommandant of the arsenal at Dcarbornville,
near this ety. for aims and ammunition, from the
commanding officer at Green Bay and Macanaw,
who were apprehensive of an attack from the In.
dams in tho vicinity of those two posts. II is said
that Black Hawk had sent the ,oar belt TO every
Indian village, astigatng the Indians 10 commit
hostililes agsins, the whites but thst his efforts
were not seconded, but on tbs contrary, repulsed
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Extract of letter from gentleman al
Richmond, missouri TO his friend in Phi.
ladelphia, dated July :, 1896;
"Our town is all commorion to-day. Indian hos
tili,es have commenced the frontier OF our State,
about sixty niles from this place. Tho Indians
have killed two men, one of whom they literally
cut to pieces The Iowa is the only tribe that is
vet known 10 be hostile, but there is no doubt in
the minds OF the people OF this country but there
will be general rise among the Pcttawaitomies,
Shawnees, and many other tribes. Our Governor
has ordered out one thousand horsemen from the
counties of Ray, Clay, jackson, Fayette, aud Car.
roll. The two hundred of our county are ready,
and will take up the line of march in about two
hours; they are all volunteers, and well understand
tho use Of the deadly rife. The citizens Of this
town arc now giving them public dinner, and as
soon as that is over they take up The line. They
will march directly TO the Iowa towns"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-08-12

(C,yIi is stated IN lie Knoxville Register
that Governor Cannon has required the lie.
glSlalnre Of Tennessee TO meet on the LIST
Monday in October next, doubtless to make
provision for receiving tho PORTION Of the
surplus revenue allotted 10 that State, aud
for other purposes connected with her In.
IeInal Improvements.
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0<-Nnr Poper.-We have received the
Isl aud % Nos. oil the Lincoln transcript,
published a, lineolnion, by A. X. Porter s;
TO. 1t Is printed on medium sheet, al
81 80 per aunum 10 advance. II is well
printed and We wish II may receive the
encouragement ii deserves.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-08-12

Rsel4iionary Pension B'anks for sale.
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OF We learn from the following extract,
from the New Orleans Dee, that Genera
Gaines has crossed the Sabine river, anc
fixed his head quarters for the present al
Nacogdoches. If Texas fails 10 her strug.
gle for Independence, this movement will,
no doubt, cause rupture between the Uni.
ted States and Mexico.
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bear our proportional part Of The expenses
OF government, while we are deprived b.
the Van Buren, principle, of a material
part of It's benefits. In vain may honest
caPability urge her claims TO part at least
OF " the spoils," unless size wears the collar
of par,izan fidelity, and presents a good &c.
count Of services rendered" Such was
not the kind Of Government instituted by
our ancestors. They could not iorcsee the
despotlsm Of such mercenary spirit or
their patriotic efforts would have found some
means OF preventing lis influence. What is
The spectacle now exhibited TO the people of
the United States Mr.. Van Buren, appeal.
ing to the lowest feeling in our nature,
is attempting 10 obtain the highest station
IN Republican Government by operating
upon the feelings and passions Of the pre-.
sent incumbent, and thus holding out TO bis
followers the Mercenary rewards arising
from the patronage Of Government. viii
the People, by eleciing him, sanction such
a proceeding? If they do, il will be an ey.
dence that our country has taken lis first
step in its downward course. Cesar con.
quered Rome by the aid of mercenary
soldery. Mr.. Van Buren,, more polite, but
not less the enemy Of his country, will owe
his elevation 10 the operation of tie same
course, acting not upon a sodiery, but less
worthy class, band depending upon the
loases and fishes distributed by those power
10 be continued
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From n. same, July lG.

The statement that We published yesterday Of
General Games having crossed the SABINE, 10 con.
frmed By the arrival Of the Caspian last night,
from Natchitoehes II is further stated that six
companies OF Infantry end three companies Of dra.
roons were daily expected 10 JON him from Fort
Tuwson.
e. We regret 10 state, that Mr.. Peter
Brown Of lh,s place, had his Cotton Gin,
with some Wheat, Rye, and other articles,
burnt, at his plantation two miles from town,
on Sunday night last. There is very little
doubt that Il was the work Of an ncendia.
~, as 10 fire had been near the Gin for Sc.
veral months previous.
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From the Neu Orleans Bee, Julg Is.

NEW M0YEMENr-By gentleman who
came passenger in the steamboat Choctaw, which
arrived from N4tehtootes yesterday afternoon,
~e ieafn that General Gaines, with the L. States
troops has crossed the river Sabine aud marched
into Texas as Ia as Nacogdocucs. at which place
he had tor The present fxcd his head quarters
The intention Of this move has not transpiled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-04
DUMFRlES' REMEDY FOR THE
1" PILES.

vINHE proprietor begs leave to recommend which
i he does with the fullest confdenccl one Of the
most valuable remedies known for this troublesome
and painful complaint. Without going into detail
he deems il enough TO say he has in ms possession
the most undoubtcd testimonials that ii has more
completely answered the purpose for which it is in
tended than any other popular Medicine
This remedy is perfectly easy in its applications ia
all conditions, ages and sexes. Full directions de
seriptive of the complaint. &c. accompany each
packet, which consists of two boxes Ointment and
Eectuary. Price = for the whole or 50 cents il
but one of the articles is wanted.
u None are genuine unless signed on the ont
side printed wrapper, by the Sole PROPRIETOR T.
klDDER, immediate successor to the late Dr.. w +
Conway. For sale at his Counting ROOM over No
g. Court Street, near Concert Hail. Boston and al
50 BY his speciaappointmcnt by
Howell DAVIES, and
J. II. Il j. L. ROYAL, Lynchburc
NJ. Ii
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This preparation, for pleasantness, safety eNpedi-
,on ease and certainty stands unrivaed for the cure
Of tbis trouble complaint. 1t is rapid as well
a. certain its operation, as 10 cure this disagreed
HE disorder ecctually III hours application
only
Ii does not contain the least particle of mercury or
other dangerous Ingredient and may be applied with
perfect safety to pregnant females, or TO children at
the breast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-04
ny ELETCIXER T. TOLER.
TERMS.
800 Tho LuMchburS IirciAjun"

u.;nted nrice Wek at = pr dnnum, payable in
,.".s No poper rriH b. discontinufd Ibut at the
a %,el.ioa eJt Editors until al are paid
,DVERTTSE hfENTS uH be inserted at
an .,,,, wr square Tor less, the first time and 81
e,,,, for zach continuance Ihos, from distance
,t paid for previously to their insertion nss tn,
,.,vm,nt BE- assumed by some responsible person in
Lyneh1afs. ,,,... 49,, !. No..
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TOBACCONdST.

H>N~ nus celebrated Race Horse, viii
cIS4Y rs make his first season in Lyuchburg.
* IN commencing On LIST March next.
diree. OsSas!. Ills performances on the Turf, Ped
Auosn description, =" Terms, &c. &C.. will be made
yy '"s time, in newspaper. and haudbils.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-04
ACERTAIN CURE I OR
ITCH.
DvMTRIES' OINTMENT.

TIOWEVER mveterate, in one hours applica.
III ton, and no danger from taking cold, by using
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-25

Col. McKenny, Hon. D. D. Barnard
B. w. Richards, ESQ.,, Robert Nor.
ris, Esq Dr.. John Blrber, Professor
of EIocution, W. B, Chorley, Liver
pool, translator of Korner, w. Fisher
Ames, Esq Philadelphia, w. D.
Berrien, Esq, Georgia, Professor L.
l. Daponte, w. &. Simms, suthor Of
Guy Rivers b. B Thatcher, author
ofa Biography of the Aborigines OI
America Samuel l.. Knapp, DR.
Samuel Melcaf, Hon. Judge Hall
author Of Border Tales Sketches oi
the West etc. Professor Rafnesque,
Philadelphia, DR.. Ruschenburger, au'
thor Cf'Three Years in England, No
ah Websler, LII. D. John Inmau, j
Gould. Mrs. Sedgwick, author o!
Allen Prescott etc., William Dunlap
author'ofS History Of The Arts Of De.
sign 10 the United States etc, Miss
c. M. Sedgwick author of Redwood,
Hope Leslie etc. Dr. Rush, PhllatieI
phia, Mary HOwi', England, ! M.
LeIIan Jr. E.q, Boston, Rev. w. T..
Brantley, Philadelphia, Hon. w. II.
Seward, Rev OrviIle Dewey John
p. Kennedy, E'q. author of Horse.
shoe Robinson,' etc. William z. Bur,
ton, Eq. PhiIsdeIphis, George Lunt
Mass, Rev. H u. Whitehouse, D. D,
Edward S. Gould, Grenville MeIlen,
Esq. Mrs Emma C. EN- bury. Rev,
E :, Gannet. Boston, Rev. F, BeasIy
l.. l.. D. New Jersey, James Brooks
f q. Maine, Miss H. F Gould Rev
w. B. O. Pea body, Charles West
Thompson, Mrs. X. A. Ware, Enos
T. Throop Martin, and many other
writers whose contribution TO the
q uarterEy reviews and other emmi
nent publications, have won deserved
encomiums. The foregoing facts; in
relation to this Magazine, since il
came into the haad, of lis present
PruPrie;ors, are given not in vain
and boasting spirit, bat to show the
course which is Intended 10 be pursu
ed, and The means which are at com
mand 10 effect the fuIfilment of The
promise assumed by The work, and so
literally commended by thepubic.
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published on a large and handsome
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the termination Of the present Session
of the General Assembly until The
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dilion 10 their present subscription,
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PROSPECTUS
For denomination ofthe
CARROLL FREE-PRESS.

HNHE interest Of WiiliamJ ohnston, Esq.
"a in this establishment, having been
transferred TO John Christy, the Free
Press will in future be conducted by
PEARCE g. CHRIsTY. THE political com
,Pltxion oCthIs paper will nOt'be changed
the editors being firm in their determI.
uation to preserve its neutral character.--.
The transfer from MIR Johnston toChristy,
has been made with the hope of ensuring
the continuation ofa newspaper IN Car.
'rolIton: And with this view, the editors
appeal to the people Of the county for a
patronage eqdalto the merits and impov
tance of their enterprise, One of the ed
itoIs being a practical printer, and having
determined to devote his time exclusively
to the interest Of the paper, tits confident.
ly hoped that with reasonable increase
of their subscription list, the Carroll Free
Press may be coulinuedio the mutual ad
vantage Of both subscribers and publish
ers.
Ofihe convenience and necessity Of a
public Journal, published at the county
seat, every citizen of The county must be
convinced; and the editors trust that, the
people Of Caro- will sustain them ia their
efforts to promote public good, and to SO
cure an honest maintenance.
TEKMs. The Free Press will he pub
Iished everyFndIy morning, at Two'BoI-
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. lfpayment be delayed until
after the end OF The year, So SO will be
required. But as payment IN advance is
lor The interest of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended. ......
Advertisements inserted atthe usual
rate. AL communications addressed TO
the Editors must be post paid.
J.PEARCE s. J. CHRlSTY.
Caro- ton, Carroll Co. o Sept. 1885
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y 5lLOVA+,

The subscriber begs leave to ,iu(orm
dis old. customers, ana the citizens gCneT
ally, that he has removed his chop from
Mr. ArbuckIe's IN tbe.holuw, to tho east
iciId OF his 0Wn hluse-frst door below
Mr. Robert GouId,s well known Black
smith ,Shop,'in that delightfully."- situated
part Of the town Of Carrollon, called by
The vs'gar, 6he|p HAI- where he in
tends manufacturing aud keeping Ou
hand, . general assortment Of
'C4BINET4VARE
ho feels also grateful IN being able TO
ndd, that HE patronage he has rccriv, d
einco commencing business in Carroll
county, will be a Sufficient sHmUant to
dnduce'him % give general satisfaction.
QAAlES BURGE.
February Bib 1896
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Waynesburgh, Oct 10Th, 1885,
New Gregory Store.

THElE subscriber has just received unt
IL is now opening, in the NoOg white
house formerly occupied by DR., Patton
fronting the Public Square, we'll selec
ted supply of -
GROCERIES,
Consisting in part, OF Teas, Sugar CD
fee, Moasses, Mackarel, Tobacco, Se-
gars, Spices, Pepper, Ginger and lodigo,
Lead, Powder and Shot, Soap, ShoebIucls
ing. Alum, reorldsh, Cotton BIlIing
Ralsins, 'Con(eclionaries &c. &c. All
Of which he will sell on the most re lsona
bic terms for cash, or approved CO 'uIry
produce. ...
..... S. G. MARKER.
Carrolltop Bec 4lh 1885.
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Town Lots
ON THE SANDY S'BEAVER CANAL
TINE subscriber offers at private sale
35 or SO TOWN LOTS in

TIME subscriber offers at private sale
35 or SO TOWN LOTS in
Hamlllon's Addition to the town of
WAYNESBUGH, Stark County, Ohio.
These Lots are beautifully sruated i'm
mediateIy on the Canal, Fat the point
where it is crossed by the great highway,
fron S,eubenviile 10 CantonD and, IN
part, along bluff which affords the most
commanding and advantageous sites for
WAREHOUSES, Near the centre OF
the plat, there will be large and CON
modious Basin, which together w'th
the natural !vantages OF the situation,
will render these the most desirable an
valuable Lots on The Canal. Waynes-
burgh is situate in the midst Of fertile
and populous country: and, in the oPin
ION OF commercial men, promises 10 oe-
come the most important point ou'the
Sandy and Beaver Canal. Persons de-
sirous 10 make purchases Of lots in a
place every way eligible for business,
will do well to call on the subscriber,
who will make the terms kaown, and
warrant the title to purchasers
ANDREW HAMILTON
Waynesburgh, Oct 10Th, 1885.
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r II r m g.,

9NHE CARROLL FREE PRESS, is
A published every Friday by PEARcE
AND CHRIsTY, at 50 per aunun', payable
half yearly in advance; if payment be de.
Iayed until after the end of the year $2,-
so, will be charged. Advertisements
not exceeding one square will be inserted
:hree weeks for one dollar, four dollars
for six months, and eight dollars per year
Communications must be postpaid.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

ENGIE Firm of Mcdowell d McElder
a ry has beea dissolved by mutual
consent, Notice, therefore, is given lc
all who nrk indebted to said 'irm, thai
the undersigned have placed their com
pany Books, Noes, &c. M the .honds o.
j. Pearce, in CarrotIton, walh whom set
tlement must be elaae before the goth oI
November next, otherwise collec&on4
will necessarily tbcNmH5e snhhrcosHS.
ALEX AMBER MCDOWELL,
ROBERF Mc4LDERRY.
CaftoIfton, October %, 1885. ...