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same object vhits." Whose "optiC
nsrres" are now "stTatnedf'
\ And now our second rule. want to
proye that the people Of God "are rich
isereased .Uitk goods, and haze need Of
nothing," or at least they think they have
reason to say so. And knotoest not thai
thou art .prstehsd. and miserable, and
poor, and blind, and naked" Rev. iii. IL
!" Knowest not" perceive you do moi
know II, my brother, but think that the
old mans "optie nerres" are little
"strainsd." Buy little eye alive, my
brother, and anoint your eyes, that you
may see, tba. it would be necessary for
me to prove all this-that God had done
great things for the church-lhat she had
been blessed with 1.-The precious things
of heaven" as we'll "as precious fruits OF
The earth" or how could she say with
any degree ofpropriety, :" | am rich and
increased with goods" Ifthere had been
no reformations, no extraordinary efforts
TO spread the gospel, the church the whole
time completely dead and coid-lhe king
doms of rhe earth suppressing her efforts,
II anv-her churches few, her mem bers
poor, and the cause Ianguishine and
then, [ had called It the Laodicean church,
YOU would have laughed me to scorn, aud
with reason too. On the other hand, If
had not shown, that under all these bless
ings, she had become proud, naughty,
selC.con6dent, self.righteous, worldly mind
ed, unthankful, unho'v, truce breakers,
&c., you would have sail, that that part
was not fulfilled, which saws, "And
knowest not that thou art wretched, and
misefabIe, and poor, and blind, and max
ed" | beg Of you my brother, to 60 TO
work and see il You can fit out church.
any better to answer the scription given
by the Holy Spirit, than l have done.
Then we will believe you. and reject
mine, il you do it. might 60 into the
word Of Col, and prove that in every age
Of the church, from Moses until now,
when God has blessed the church with
spiritual, and earthly blessings, at one,
and the same time, she has become cor
rupt, depraved, and seIf-righteous. But
my dear sir, if you are willing v ignor'
ant, you would not believe, although the
whole Bible should support my views
You will no; be "singular" as you say
fear many will be found in your ranks
when it will be too late to buy golt
tried in the fire" Yours, &c.
WIN. MILLER.
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For the Ysrmcnt TeIepraph.
students for the ministry. and churches
A eommon-sense view mo. 5.
WIN. MILLER


common-sense view. mo. 3.
The infaence IOhich an imperfect sup |
port srsrts upon students. To do justice
10 this subject, am aware, is not an cosy
task. I readily feel my incompetency. Its
bearings are in so many directions. and It's
Influences so extensive, that no ordinary
share OF penetration is adequate TO mark
their full force and extent. Some of the
more prominent bearings, however, may
readily be perceived by minds of no UT COM
mon discernment and such points only,
shall presume to notice.
First. II makes a man narrUw-minded.-
He comes to take illiberal views Of subjects;
especially Of those relating TO money matters
Having been allowan:ed kept short, and
obliged to look on a cent as worth great
deal, he is in danger Of becoming thor
ough going half-penny man. minister
ought to be liberal man he ought TO have
too much soul and manliness to squabbIe
over a cent; but instances are not waning
in which they have done it. am sure
never can forget the modification ! once
felt, on seeing a contest with postmaster
on the postage Of a single newspaper In
some instances, it would seem that ms
t extreme penuriousness gains the aScenden-
J cy over conscience. IL am not mistaken
there is sometimes tendency towards II
: | in the use and care Of horses. A horse on
- a journey, for instance, generally pays dear
!. for his keeping when it comes to him upon
r, free cost but to save expense he must oFat
7, it. A horse is often allowed 10 stand Two
Is or three hours in the cold, when nine
- pence would place him in a warm stable
% and give him as much hay as he could cal
s, This want Of money is apt 10 lead stu
t. dents and ministers into a Pracuce ina
u seems to me no; TO differ much from ao'o
% lutte wrong; mean the practice OF Oea''ns
n. down the price Of articles which they por
Id chase; as if they had a moral rlSn'
as receive an article from a store or any"ner'
else, for anything short Of its real value
y II specializing men are disposed 10 ehea
, . each other, they must bear 1t; II Is 'ne'' -"
n but il does seem desirable that CHRISTIAN
"a. especially christian ministers, should sta"
va alocf from such practice. II one k"o"
ut. the value Of an article, he need not De i'll
nal posed on by too high price; he can ieA'
~ il without making any words about IT,
- he does not know the value, oeatl"s %"
~, the price will be no security Tor 'raoe
IN soon learn who they are that think an a a.
oil Gle is cheap because the price was lower
div while making trade; and it Is very ca
the to ask double the value for The sake OIL
81! lag beaten down halt. i cannot avoid loo
:, ing upon this method Of dealing, as "no
b.n lGubecoming noble-mindedinan
Lex A practice, somewhat common amo
ihe ipdigent students, that Of boarding The
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In the next number, propose to consider
the influence exerted upon the churches BY
the present mode of educating students for
the ministry. ~..@ NovALls.
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TERMS.
- Tho vnsKoEr TrLEeaArH y publish
wsskly. q $500 year, payable WILDE ~,
~ IS --.ftsr sixht months and within the year,
- sO-aitsr che elOss Of the ys.r, to rise In tn'
saiio. ,Dor.
A. To companies who receive twelve Or no.
soo,ss In one bundle, and psy within four m1n.ns'
~ ol .b0--aftsr four months, 70 rise - sDose'
ol,5b within eight months nc. .,,h.
A. Agents. vino procure and pay toi six ~
senbsrs. A.. entitled 60 the seventh copy s.sus
- ~ paid. except at the discretion Of the pup
Usher.
90 Allettsrs, to secure attention, must come
posfege paid.
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SB.rnop. @adssrsp5.

B.AxDos....sAruRDAy,MARoH1 10. 1888.
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RIED

In this tswn, on the 20lA instsAt, WINSLOW
ALEXANDER, infant sen Of Dr. Wa. w. Jen-
nings, aged ! mon BIS and 20 days.
In lrsdell county. the 10Th instant, ISAAC
S, infan, of Mr.. David VI Henderson, of this
county, ages about Ii nenths.
la Cenoers, C.tsrrus county en- tbs 7th last,
Mr.. DAVID SIORkE. in the 39th year II his
age. The deceased vas son or the Rev Charles
Storks so long, sRd 50 extensively known for bis
learning ana siety. He lived for nsn, bef OF years
At Cspeerd engaged in the mercantile business bnt
for the last four CT FIVE years he has been resi-
dent Of Pontit0c IN the State Of Misslssippi-W
Cqrolinicn
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In Equity.

KecNenburg County, ". G., August Term,
1888.
John Z. Williams and VIM. E. McRee
VIM. Davidson, the President, Directors &
Company OF the Bank of the United States,
Samuel c. Caldwell. &. W. Spears, A. K.
Wellington, z. F. Wilson and others.
Ut appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court.
u that the aforesaid defendants naHed in the Bill
John X. Williams asa Wa. E. McRec Us. Wa.
Davidson and othsrs--src act residents OF this
State IL is therefore Ordered. that publication be
made six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, that un-
less the said resident defendants spFear at
next Court of Equity. to be held fol Meokeubnrg
county. al the Courthsnss IN Charlotte, on the Srd
Monday of February aaxt and ssswer, said Bill
will be taken pre- confssso ana heard parts as 10
them. Witness, David r. Dunlap, Clerk ssd Mas
ter, at office, the 3ra Monday Of August, 1888.
II. K. DUNLAP, c. NJ E.
Sept 81, 1893 Price adv S5s. t422
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INSTRUCTIONS.

T ... ia,uucling or senators ~. bees
us.'urlioa Of sore Of IA. Wing press
safe, .rd - the subject " one 81 ImPsr
Eater shaula NiiLhgld bis sentiments
sss AhAe0gh Instructions may 30
a. "a sosac orcasisRs, yst inssmuch 40
sar generally have nsi been IN ias0t
lie rAersisc - this daelrins 20 the
r,t, RAT tbs Jack.en patty so isa
~ vs hope thsts Is tot hg "a tie
rsH-gng 10 iuisw hat "a IS noN. The
Hs doriiiac Of lastfuciiaus ~ the
u.lf sts sIasrihrr TOT psIIlosl sfFlci.
80 af inu ai inr ns..,, 49, -os-.pusut
! y esat Hr6 Us 10 the 0Ftu.an. IHoy
af#uiY ~ no Scna'r ard thev acis
Is {. hagt Il lel tbs coat Il rhat i would
he tate - arplted is her 4. ia ,hc
l.@hgrlicul Ssnaiefs lbey sick at a.
] ssussleasi tsrm Ct senator - iof siI
\ - - bold Ihr oriaisn that until that
i.re, 80 bod ~htihSt TIC ieglslatars OF
sri usel "a drive h,al IN hi. pss,. o.
ter sf4ifeel lts,fucttoas. That Ibis
= IS 81 svE. 81 these Nen Sho frames
40 - lhe tnllrt :. stts, ae arc borne
- gu5.utsa - the fsS,tsIlst s,ifiba
\ Nl1r1e. s. whlch Fc'tfeacs 10 he sen.
- rr7sss g.'hepiat'y u sa'to' -
AeeHaioi 49, q ~ q tfs Fis'ssie ~
- sha"gt "teaf - mem
' '4@ ehaugs DiGh iaae sscc 'seiF
/ sHsf aaa gas ir.w,fs 81 ihst irs,f4ment
af3 R.s@s@ sF PAsrtng tsAiu'e ltrfc
< t'st - F'sl.''rta fss' ikfmsflrff'
81 Ss-e''ea ne fafslhR e'rn'' o
- ftafs tHi must h4'e oFsE struck rHh
- N-ifh e'naccgsss san, ny f's-
A's 'ss sasay. ea'fY 4at asin'
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.

The following is a statement OF her Trca.
sures, invested for wise purposes, and con.
Stltuting a talent which mus, be committed
to the stewardship Of future Legislators. -
May they be profitable servants Of the
people
/, This State owns in The Bank Of
the st,,e, S,-ck 100000
.. Tbs State svns in the Bank Of
Cape Fear, Stock, 5So, 600
;. De do. Stock in Wilmington
Railroad Company, 100000
1. The State owns in money loan.
cd 10 Individuals, about oil geo
5. The State owns Ia Cape Fear
Navigation Stock, tvslas) $4,000
&. The State o~ns IN Roanoke
Navigation Stock (value) $4,000
I. The State owns in Buaoombe
TurHpke CO. Stock, (valus) 5000
\. The State owns bonds of lndi-
vldnsls, gwen for the purchase
etCherokSe lands, amouaiiRg
to at lsa., $4,000
An aggregate of nearly I've Millions OF
Dollars And free of debt 7 i-Eh.dbeth
City Phgnir.
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A Case for The Laryers.-One Of the
Stamese twins, Mr.. Chang, has been lately
arrested in Boston on charge Of assault
and battery bis brother, Mr. Eng, very
properly refused TO be arrested with HIN
and threatens IN case he is mslested, to
bring an action Of false mprlsonment.-
This will furnish knotly case for The ex.
Founders Of the Law in Bosung.-Westerr
Carolinian.
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NAEBITn

In this town. en- the goth INST. by the Rev. Mr..
Oven, Col. THOMAS J. MOORE, OF Cantsn, Mis-
sis.iPpl, to Miss MARY ANN, daughter of john
IRWIN, Esq. OF this place
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rnaflDafF
~. september rs, 1888.

.nynly OF paper has not yet arrived. IL
rand rot receive their paper nsIt
s,y knew that 1t is owing 10 cur not
ErFt
v,r,her e.mn,e-c.s the Ninth Volume
"a .,lot,s Jsu,nsl," and 10 thoss " no have
80 thus fsr helping land We return
.,,tsrks. la the commencement 81 this
.I,a.ally sgcasing. our pfsspaols being
..b.sttenisr, uc are enabled 10 rccsm.
a,..k aih renewed yigot. We have
.,s,a,ag 70, nunbeT sl years against the
!. y,smalrod BY tie famous jackson parts.
IN out feeble Efforts IN this ssciisu have
N. .reeapli.lss bat liills, ys, ehscrlsg
!, mon a. from ether sections Of the State
4, f,seiIsA q DisENTtEALi.sn--aud Ten.
Virginia aud macy oibor States are
|, La, iAe Whigs Of Meekisnbufg then,
,,e,l because they sre IL the minority
astK calls for greater s1tf'i0n aad
..,,,mtiy o. isslins-lCt every Wig be
nss principle. swd The day will no, DC
ar b fo,s this country, If nsi this county
ttatly fsscusTa,ed.
y, he comin, year We shall endcayor 10
naff more miscellaneous, and vs shall
49,. d vote Fofiisa 10 ouf Agricul,nfsl
go II shall b. our desire to render the
sarcaieg 10 ell - readers.
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~ There t. pe douh, of tho ro elcc.
1, ,aA'son W as Governor BY much lar.
!, !, IN ias' yesr The Ways have gained
w'sb'y Ia the House ~ Representatives
nlgs t56, Won Buren, ~. Conservative
Il "glat'iy g. Lssl year. Wigs Us, Van
" Van Buren, 10.
\ nsl VIM, slado, II. Everett, (WhigA
'"'Sasr ~ ID. are elected lie Congress-
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The King and his Courtiers.-A king
was once playing at tennis in the midst OF
his ceurters. A dispute arose about some
point Of the game on which large bet de-
pended. The king appealed to his courti-
ers. They were silent. At length one Of
his gray. headed ministers came into the
tennis court, and hearing their doubts,
"Sire, " said he, "you are wrong" "W hat"
SAID the king, " do yeu pronounce me in
the wrong without knowing any thing Of
the matter - Pardon me, slre," said the
other, " if you had been right these g,ntle-
men Cunning to the courtIers) would not
have doubted" This story will apply 10
all the actions of man. His sefloye and
his passions are his courtlers, and whenever
they are doubtful and silent as to the ques-
ton Of who is TO blame, you may depend
upon it, he is decidedly wrong. If there
was any room fer doubt, his couriers would
not hesitate a moment TO decide IN his ia.
Pudding.
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Smith ". b. is not elected az has been stated, 10
tbs 4th district. The vote stood, for Allen twhg)
5'e3 Briggs (do.) 3s7. scattering 45--total Ills.
Smith 400, boiHg Is short Of The number nsces.
'ary to elect hin, /, requiring q majority Of the
whols 10 elect.
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Singing By the Tampa clergyman
some time since arose IN his pulpit, aud
gave out tho psalm thus, Brethrea let US
sing the thousand and eneth pslam.' A
parlshoner exclaimed, there been't SO ma.
ny in the book Then sing as many as
there be- exclaimed the clergyman, taking
his seat very comPlulsantly.
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Yankee ShreredneSs.-Cc Coming in crer
the fifteen gallon lar.-We understand that
previous TO the Division Muster at Dedbam,
yesterday a shrcwd one hat upon the follow.
ing novel expedlent 10 evsde the license
law. He made application TO the Select
man fer license TO exhibit striped pig,
during The parade day, which was granted.
He accordingly procured pig aud with
brush painted some stripes on his back, and
yesterday morning he had tent erected on
the field, with due notice on the exterior,
that striped pig was TO be seen within :;
price Of admission str and quarter cents
The rate being SO low, numerous vlSIters
were induced 10 call upon his ssInish ma.
Jesty, and every one on coming out, appear
ed highly grailiied with the kind and cour.
teous reception he met with from the keeper
Of the remarkable pig, for each conner was
treated 10 a glass Of brandy and water or
gun, or whatever liquor he might prefer,
irithom any ertra charge. Some were so
well pleased that they were induced TO take
a second look at the animal, and were as
kindly and literally treated as at their first
visit. Al the last accounts the exhibition
was driving a brisk business, and was like,
ly to make profitable day'sjo job in exhibiting
his striped pig Boston Gdzette.
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War and Pe0ce.-The difference be.
tween war and peace was well defined by
one of the ancIents -" 10 the time OF peace
tho sons bury their fathers IN the time Of
war the fathers bury their sons"
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NOTICE

NOIEt 4.
b 5 hereby given, that application Will be made,
n by petition. to tbs next GeRsral Assembly OF
the Stale Of North CsroEs, FIR the iora,atien Of
new county, out OF part of the county Of Meek.
leabsrg and part Of the county of Au-nu.
WIN. PYRON,
Sept 20, 1888. 1920
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making tools, and frsm chat | can learn ,eA an
assrsI 10 sell said sols ia order TO sSfsn cash 10 de-
fray trarelling expenses. wil girs ten dsll0rs
for information that triH Iced 10 ths conviction Of
aHy person persons ,rhs hare traded fer or con-
eeas said tools, ana ,chs moy harbor or aid him ia
sbsessdag Said Negro belonged formerly to
Oaks sstGt. Of Darte county, wds brought to this
place 81 Mr.. Jas. McComb. lie has been in the
hlbit Of staying ia the nsigh5orhocS Of Mr. John
Means in Csbarrus county, end perhaps triR rs-
turn there again or make for his old neisbbSrbsOS
in Dduis county description of si:s aas appear
ancs is needless from the fact Of has b,ipg SO no.
torious character and fer armed for iRgetc rit-
lany. JOHN NJ, HAPPoLDl.
Charlotte, SEPT %, lass. 4l1g
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II Late accounts rem Europe State that q
Russian Aeot Of 30 vessels was entirely destroyed
az the llIh Jolly, IN the Black Sea, whils opera
tag against Cltcagsla.
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II Brsnsr,ih's P,as.--A COED story is told Of
merchant IN Cincinnati who having been refused
Discount al one " The Banks and being IN des
pait al the circumstances hsylag Eote to I'm next
day. ho csp'rs paper IN which was related the
circumstances ~ an old dscteph wSman being re-
stefsd TO hlesnina ,snlh by merely rsaslag the
sign over one Of DR.. Bfsndrelh's 'svn ofisss."
Al ID flashed upon him-hc determined 10 try
an experiment. ps the prse.rs-hs ostaincs a
bos and WraPpHg Il up in bis nsto despatched II
Ay his clerk who 2rsseeted II 10 the Directors and
waited The lssue Strange to say, the sigkt Of The
ben worked upoa ,hea iorcbiy tAa, they or.
dcred lhs unsney 10 be shsllsd spt nstantsr We
wisA we had halt dezon bsIes. We woald try the
experiment on tho Pr.sdep, aud Directors Of eur
Banks.
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II II appears that the Attorney General has
decided that The Government has right TO exact
duties epoa csttaIa descriptions Of silk goods,
which the nerehanls in New York HAYS always
entered as free.
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i'sEecfais Asid a meeting on The Goth
| i~iae 10 previous noiics, and nor1luslCd
p as 'hs eaaGteate 10 fiji The vacancy &C.
hy he asath 81 Mr. Hutchlson. A. lhr
- 2g29ettioa b. ~ili, o. coar.e. bc selected.
'AINt-Rs'urns from this Siste shcv
''ll Nsa guren. Th.fe he's been =
.'ra'e - strength ofhr,h parties d. e. lat
va safcn vote hrinC Increased about
2 'hs hbig ys,, 6 o0p. The Wing, have
F"bsf 81 Congress--hcr representation
va kafsn 10 2 whiRs--nue Van Butcn
''' slsetsd BY ONLY Is votes
4 wiz Returns from sll lhr couu'ic. 81.
ave 'hs following real, Cathn " r.
F'fd. Wing 19,i2g. In 'hs dsas,lul
4 ps'' bhiL - cNtrisa ., n msjor,,t.
va Stuart l1,s07, Douglass V u a..
We I .aaas doubt hiti, party has q an.
Ae ~ islatste According to the Chi
"'''ean W parties wIll be divided thus
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Morn than bali a millisn Of The peoples money
Losg ~ rIcur Sub.1ressurersi
The Missouri Argus charges the Whigs with
serving up ssislesuens that occurred two or ihrcs
ysar. since. II the sub Treasury men = u, ,.ke
nc trouble 10 read the above list over lhsy viii
bad sot-o ssh!caions 10 lass.
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II appears from the Charleston papers
that the fever still RACES 10 that city.
OF The Franklin Tenn Review, con.
rains doorous account Of a bloody duel
SAID to have occurred in this town between
MIR. Calhoun and citizen of Kentucky
The Editor Of the Review must have been
nest egregiously boaxed Here, nothing
Of the kind was ever heard. The accoun,
IS false in toto, aud in every PARTICULAR
Canton Herald.
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l1' Workings Of The System.-ws would cali the
attention Of The friends Of the Sgb-Tressury sys-
iesl 10 the following st Of dsfaulting receivers OF
Public Msssy in Mississippi asd Arkansas. We
would ask them what can prevent collectors, whsA
sab-Irsasurors, from becoming detssltsrs in the
saas way The people have pretty fair criterion
10 Judge from BY he following list, and With all this
light before them ii they csnlinue ffssds to the
neasufe thsy will deserve TO hsvs thsir money
sucked up by set OF hafpes that are al3ays ready
To prey upon their substance. II has ssen re-
1afkod that no people in The world has been 90
much duped as the people Of these Unlies States,
aud Ne Believe IL trath. When M. Adams ad.
IniHisiiaiisn was IN power, yearly expenditure
OF sboul $4,000 0O. raised the hut and c:y over
tho country abost sxravagance. and ncthing
souis satisfy the people, and the promise OF Re-
iofm and Reirssehment was the means ofsisvating
assther ia his place. Tie expenditures have
gradually increased for the last five or six years
from sl3000,Oo0 to $50, 600 900, ye, not wotd is
aew sais by the friends ottho administration about
az sTiFsrsgsni government, bat all are ready and
wiling 10 do the bisjing Of the Executive. VIII
cot toe pesplo open thsir eyes before II is too late
aud retrieve the Injury done 10 this country By TOO
great an adherence to fRer instead Of measures:
lind Office Sub Tfsasarers.-Ths i.IleWing is
a lisi Of deisuiung Sab.Tfsssutcrs eonnscied with
the Land Otiics, in Mississippi. and a, one poin,
ia Arkansas All these i~mense sefaIcstions, II
sail BE- ssen, are Of reeenl date.
Dne from W L. Harrls, on the 10Th
of March lao, sl09,l75 g
Doe from {, u. Boyd, August
1887, 60l07 10
Das from l. lIsskias, Nov lS35, ll5,i73 Il
Doe ffem J " S,sphensos, 90 tho
2sts Of Jansary, 1885. 63.s59 co
Dos frcoi ;. W Bsal. March. 1898. 1906 81
Due from K. II. Sterling jan, 1885, ll,76a %
Due from A. MhcAsil, 18th February
1887, 1861 IS
Due from A. lIa,chius, November
1856. 1895 90
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IL Tfcssur 7fert-A person By the name Of
Apafrv haggerly, l,s,ng near H.nling Greek,
lfedtll ceuntt, Nstth Carolina, has found quas
" ef N,lrrr Gem, which he says has the appear.
anee ct having fomsincd in aeposile nusaber sf
years tic has published notice 81 il in the
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