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Notice.


~ ME subscEheEHew offers for SALE delivered in R.,
1lnors, and at PRICES corresponding with the baTd-
ness Of the tnfes LEWIS H. MAgs portable Cast Iron
Oats and small seed, and cracking Corn in the ear ,
the purpose ofpreparng it for food for cattle iOf
he Improvement which makes these Machines sur
ref to any in the Southern and even NorS
county is because oft body of the cylinder ben
in one or two Peeess with heads and teeth or points %
east together, being SOLID anoss-thereby giving 70 =
wetgts sn obyiatng the danger Of the spikes
flying out sometimes happens with the wooden cri
er,xch greatly endangers the lives of the operat;v
Ofthese Machin mes earsneed be entertained of rs
for the reasonof their having been success
fully tried for three years past, and as yet no obect
has been made known to the Agent. 'OeNOn
Being the in North Carolina TO disnose s
said Machines, and living do in remote section VI
through the calumns of of the public organs ta
the farmers and others may supply themselves 1f,S ta
are so dispesed) with said Machines W '"ey
1hey can be transported on one wagon but more CON-
VeneRt[y on two, from one farm to another and after ~
rE1ng al the place where the work is to be execntd
can be put up and set in operation in less time Than e.
teen minutes With four good horses and eight 6nnJ
these Machines will thresh of good Wheat four bnu%
bushels per di en- u'eu
now ptepose to sell the four horse power for s,.o
aud the two horse power, built after the same coDsrU
ed as above stated will, if requested by the nnrch
Eorder at his or the risk from Baltimore said Macb;a
complete and ready for work saVe the levers and braces
that propel the horse power,9 to any point ON tb p
Road that he or they may direct, -'''l
l. tVToefS tor Machines will be forwarded to nv add
fas soon the purchaser makes I'D his mind o buv I
order that may have them casand sent to Baltmora
for the buyer to get them home in due season COM
GnnIeaops on subject will receive my earliest A.
lteRtioE, itldiTected as follows:
=. DANIEL. A. MONTGOMERY, P.M,
y '-.e1.- .4Lbrighfs, "
N. B.-I will take occasion to state that these NJ
chimes have been cast in Chatham county in This Sa
and that suit is about to be brought for damages against
all those making, vending, using the same, without
first procuring right for said Patent. D. AM
Jan. II, 1874 4s1.5m
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BOOKS!
Books, Books

Cheaper than The Cheapest.
THIS DAY OPENING, atvthe, Store on Fayette-
Goods Store, large and choice collectionof
STAND ARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS:
English and Amercan Annuals for 1914. Letter Paper,
Blank Books SC. SC which L wfli.sel for few days
only so cent cheaper than any Estabshme Mt South
81 Rhiiadelpha Arnongsthe assortment may be found
Enrope, vols Prescotts Conquest Of Mexico vols.
Seotrs Works. complete. 10 4ofs Byrous WoFks, wen
bound seLoFd Boingbroke1s Works, 4 vols Addsou's
Works, vols complete Rollins Ancient History 4.
vols With plates an3 Maps sJesephus fine edition Also
the Wofks OF Irving, Burke, BulwsE. Marfyatt, DeIs-
rae Cooper, Hemans, Landon, and many other popular
vo Pew and Pocket Bibles, Prayer Books Albums, SC
o. FeE further particulars see Catalogues. :
- OIL CLEVELAND.
= Raleigh, March l6.> -. -. 49,. !: 4sO-ff.
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Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb Term 1874
Gardner Shepard, Administrator of Thomas Mashberne,
oS John B. Pollock. Original Attachment. 3.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
B. Pollock The defendant in this case is net an inhabi-
ant Of tins State t IS therefore ordered that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard for six weeks
soccessveiy, notifying said defendant that he be and
appear before the justices of Court of Pleas and
low Court f1odse on the firs Monday in May next then
and there to repie"y and plead tossue otherwise ndg
fnent by default will be granted against him.
Witness, JAsPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk Of OUT said
Court at Office, the 1st Monday in FEBRUARY IS44
- JASPER ETHE RIDGE 6. C. e.
March 10, 1914. (Pr. adv. S. } - 49o-6t
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;sidsds for afcusa hin. S 8 As ami sesdt
my Charlotte. ere peithef Of thefq we'd aIer
The sass be sehf lis ycdngest som conple
ed6csti6n9 which the father .6ew how 10 value, az
,Pr4Hcs6n; EoHade. Eeih interested afifAselE inktwo
-Ioufhssof his neig hboftieed F1fNN 7qnd
IANDsSwho werss scot d. Pfiticet9n witI.his son.
To what extent hds aid :wasSin nparsa, iSnot snew
'kpown but the impression IS fiat without the aid
received from him, by his means, stheit educa
stions at Pfipcetop would not have been completed
or even attempted a.assr -. :. ~ =. y.
The three yaung men were sent otElo eoiIege.in
the most simple manner travelling in the style Of
semigIation, caFaplhg outalf nlg4ht and ekPending
as little as possible insthe. 3o1rneys and goferng
,M Prnceton7 7G0Hegs far .sxapinatioa
in their tew cieFh PantaAoous. The distfesses Of
the war had broken down the TASTE or rather taken
away the opportunity for DRESS and pl6fp aud even
hasdely attffe had becefne fashionable ia, North
Carolina. tIt said young Fkppss hear. mis-
gave him eyen.t to tears when hesaY Che fashion
and sPiendor Of the hourishing towns through
which be passed, and eonirasted his appearance,
which was weH enough stS home, With the more
tasty and wefid ressed steden at Princeton But
tried by their lents aud pro6eieney and not by
their dress, they were received. and in due time
were graduates, with honor. Young Alexander
became physiejan, and lived much respected in
his native county Gilleland and Finn becafhe
ministers OF the gospel GHlefand' passed a most
useful life; among the new Settlements. North Of
the Ohio; and Fiipa was extensively known and
admired in the Carolinas. = =
/ Tea,miles West from Davidson College, and
two East from the Ca,awba, stands HoPEwELL
Clutch. A liulethstanee to the South isthe bury
ing ground Entering at the North side, near the
North Eastscornet and going diagoaally to near
rbe middle ofihe yard, you will fndea low grave
stone on the top ofyhich are srulptured two drawn
swords, and Beneath them the" motto, Arno Es6st-
hnk;s The ipscrioton is - =;
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RALEIGH STILL WITHIN
40~MiEes of NOrfOIk!!

VERHE subscriber contfnues TO receive FRESH ofS-
Il TIERS, as usual. He would remind the citizens a
Raleigh, that the Oyster season continues to the s
May, ,iR Baltimore and Washington and at Norfolk 10 Inc
Ist April There isstill the rise Of two months 10 eE
piFe before they ilfbe of season in this City no
part of The year Oysters considered in better Stale
thsn from this time to May.
The subscriber for past encouragement hoS
still to merit continuance Of Raleghs patronage
well as the neghboring country.
FRESH FISH wiA be received here twice week;
Persons wishing tondulge in this luxury are reqnesu
to cali Immediately upon the arrival of the Cars
= = JOHN WILSON,
- Opposite the City Haa:
Raleigh5 January "a, 1s44. 1921
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THOMAS RIrcH1F, Esq, Richmond, Va. .

Mr. .Tyzer.s Luck--A Jest The Washing
ton correspondents of the True Sun states thai,
some evenings after the accident on board the
Princeton, a large crowd being assembled at tGads-
by's, a stranger was overheard to say,~aE Dash to
6e0ren Captain Tyler had been sitting astride
Of tile g4n z4ehe1 1t acds fired r' A gentleman
stepped up to him, rebuked him strongly, and
said, 81 shall make a personal affair of it" The
stranger replied, "You had better hear me out
before you say so. intended to- hava added, that
ifhe had been seated ,on the gun his ,eood Iusk
teO~ld hare precented the explosion ~ A. G, neral
huzza was awarded him for his ingenuity
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Notice.

!" AS taken up in CurEtuck, and committed to jan ,ea
w at Currituck Court House, N. Carolina, on InI r
third day Of JanuafyS 1874, negro man by the nans
able 4ellov about ty years age, quite black
ASith-good teeth; formerly belonged in said county
g1rtitucks and sold by MrWiIiiam S. Etherdgs;
said county, in 1885, to- Mr. Edward Wilson, OF V1Sn
IA and Dick says hewas taken by Mr. Wilson TO Hn GD
ond, Va and thehsold too gentleman from South Ca~
lima, blythe hamesof Thomas Jones. The owner : M ~
quested to come forward. prove bis title, pay I
and take him away or he will be dealt with as Ins "
directs. =. BENJAMIN T. SIMMONS, JasS'
.Gurrituck c. H., Jan. II, 1874 482'6m.
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-sREARL-sTREET HOUSE,
.KEW-YORK.

. .KEW- YORK
ETeHIS extensive Establishment possesses adVan9s
L to merchants aud others visiting the city over m
other Hotels in New York 1t is situated IN the cs"
ofthe commercial operations ofthe city The E1enSDs S
Custom House, Office, and principal Banks ~
wIthna few minutes walk of this Hotel . ,.,s
This well-knoWn Establishment is now IN cOI'p;ar ;v:
order; its apartments large, convenient aIu I ~"
paa S sns 'Gts Sus and @ out
of the omnbuses, and within few minutes WaG WLI;c
broadway The Proprietors, grateful to the pub By
generally for their liberal patronage, hope TO men, I'D
their attentions and exertions, continuance oi e
customers and friends, Competent servants will DC ''D
=" y ~ N ''"''' u '''''-'j' M FLINT & CO.,
Jan. 90, 1s44.-4ss- -sm-p. 80 -1- PrOprietOE''
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Foolish. Smith, of\the Maumee Times, has a
column and half in which he 'fabors to prove
that Henry Clay was once dcmocrat-T WHY
Smith, no Que denies that Mr.. Henry Clay was
once, a Democrat-and no one will DENY that Mir.
Benedict Arnold was once -pn apparently trae
American soldier, But the year 17so was Re-
markable era inthe life of Arnold-and. so was
the year 1924 in the>hfe Of Clay. : (
e." -. ; ..- = Kdliaa Temhzre
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no Turpentfne iIaker..

A 81 am no longer an Inspector Of Naval Stores.
and the Inspectors have discontinued the selling Of
theariolesl now offer. myself as AGENT for the sale
of InFPentne and Tar shalEfee grateaf to those Of
my friends whe have heretofore favored me with their
business while Inspector, fer acontnuanee Of their
hdence IN the Agency line, and will say to the Tur
pentne makers generally that should they favor me with
their patronage no exertions shall be spared in secor-
ing tor them the highest market prices.
Commissions, per cent p.
JESSE BoWDEN.
wilmington, M e. March B, 1874. 490-3t
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ME subscriber offers for sale the following desirable
Il City property. : -
The two Acre Eot. on Fayetteville street, on which
there IS an elegant and commedoas brick building
with all necessary out hooseshe residence Of the afe
Mrs K Williams. Also, beautiful one acre building
on the opposite side OF the street And the following
Acre Lots, known in the plan of the Cy as No g. No
49, No 30, no. 81, Nos 40 Al and AZ, Nos "a and 26
Also atraftof LAND containing about 24o acres two
miles west of the City oinnghe lands of the late Oapt
Hunter. LEWIS-I WIII5AMSP'
Raleigh, March 12, 1874. 4s9-tf
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E5Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF
Pacages In Splendid viii ete
most prompt attention. add account Of tie dTGDiag
viii be sent Immediately after it isover 70 all who may
order tickets from u.s. Address, - =
-,... J. G. GREGORY s. CO. Managers,
>F Washington City, ID. c. :
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candidate of the democracy, and he viii receive,
as he deserves, "a vigorous united and triumphant
support. Honest, capable, faithful to the con-
stitutiou; tried by every ordeal aud never found
~antiug, he ealbodies every characteristic ~ hieh
can inspire confidence and Command respect No
one viii doubt his success, who does not distrust
the intelligence and sagaeity of the people
Mqine ARe
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.REY wife Martha Freeman, to whom vas married
IVA On the 18th day of April last, has left my house
without my consent direction This is therefore
orwarn all persons fiom credtng her on my account
also from receiving her into their houses and entertaining
her, and thereby enabling her to stay from home and
giect her duty. WILLIAM E. FREEMAN.
- LoulSourg, N. c., March 1st, 1914. 48S-5-p
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SPLENDExe SOK1R.MES.
, ,ALEXANDRIALoT4rERY

ALElLAAINDhIA LOI I1EhI
Glass No. IA, for 1874. =
To be drawn at Alexandria; C. Saturday rApfH 12
49,. SPLENDID PRIZES .
= / Pfize of $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, S.. 600.
Of $500. as Of $500. 2eO prizes of $2OOr&c. sc. :.
{ Tickets $fO-Halves $5-Quarters- 81 So
Certificates of Packages et~25 Whole Tickets $l3e
T.. Do do of 25 Half = do IS
-. Do do of25 Quarter do 80 so
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-, =. WAsB1NefeN:, y ion, ,a6sh Feb, is4.

- - NkASBINeT9NaS26 S26th Eeby 1874
Deaf sir>2SI can have no hssiation m answer.
ing yelf Inquiries. As,ro.the 'epasaelGenaEty Of
a Bank of tke United s.ates-as that is a question
not depending apon ifcumstancss-I@ have not
changed my opinion, unless very: strehg doubts Of
the power Of Congress 10 exempt The steSk hoiders
fsem indivianad responsibility, eonsttatea change
Sdch exemptions however,-i net at all essential
10 a cerpdration banking; or hnv-otfier pnrpeE
Isess But ISsheua be totally Blind to the lessons
sof experience, If after the Fenendeessexplosjon of
the late Bank Of the Unised States Lceuld heheRe
it e1pedfsnt to establish another II s6ppoTeedthat
Bank as nationaf, and notsasa party measure. L
then so regarded It, But we akeadmenjshed by
every thing around us, that aHy Bank which may
now be establisbea is desthedfo be a mere party
engine and one Of the greet contro Hing Spowersof
the State And that .unIess the .r1atnre
offaansbe entirely changed, it wilt be- xas eeFrapt
ing and denorafzmg,, as it. will de powerful
Such an Institution ip the hands Of a>boldand un.
scflpulous poIicai tleadeS. s9stsined by a well
organized political party by the great raanutac.
turing INTEREST," seeurefin its allegiance by the
bounties ofd protective: Tariff and even by sover
eign States seducd by the det1sieh of giving them
the proceeds, Of The SALES of the public lands, and
assuming their. debts would be literally ".more
terrible than an army with banne4s."a 4 do Hot
believe the public liberty w9ufd long survive SUCH
"a eombinatpnss [...- - - =.
- With regard to the other qHestionto which you
alIude- Union Of the great Republican party
thereis bdt one motto d6derswhich they can snc.
cessfaEy TaHy-and tbat, is, t:free trade and un-
compromising waf against the protective system
and its affiliated measures" If theTariR should
4hink the Sou. baud Southwest will move In solid
column and with an unfaltering step - <
-. -: '' - lam, very respectfully; - e.;
- Your obedient want ="
k ~. = = GEO. McDUFFIE
\ THoMAs- RITcH1E Esq, Richmond, Va.
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When a certain lady, who had been charmed
by his writings, wrote to Mirabeau, saying how
much she longed to see him, and begged that he
would describe himself to her, he complied with
the request of the fair enthusiast in these brief
terms Figure to yourself tiger that has had
the small pox."
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL

-; : REMOVAL =;
@. w. J. RAMSAY, Watch Maker
< and JeWellet. takes-this method
L%k~A ! of inforning his customers and
NRS 4 the public geners]y, that he has
-NSN. .. Cs&S removed his esta6lishmeat9e to The
@% \AGS brick building of B. b. SIN rfFI,
Kyf<sssSe opposite,MF. !. H. SNow's.Store
~@Nz@ where he will attend in psrsoa to
repairing all kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewellery
and warrant them, to perform " ell.
Gold and Silvef Spectac4es Pencils aud Thim5les at
New York cost for CASH.
= March Ii, IS44. =. -- - 49O-2t
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Carriage for Sale.

: Very neat and newly made Bar0sacle' for Sale.
~ which will be sold cheap eitherrfor cash or good
notes well endorsed. Apply to A. 6. DRAKE.
h4Afch b, 1874. 4SS-tf -
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state OF u. !Carelina, OnslOM CoMnty

Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, Feb Term 1874
George W. Davis John B. Pollock.
Original Attachment. =
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that John
B. Pollock the defendaptin this ease not an inhab
aRt Of this State Its therefore ordered atpublcaon
De made in the North Carolina StandardSo six weeks
successfully notifying the said defendant that he be and
appear before the Justices our Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, TO for the said County
and there to replevy and plead issue Otherwise iud
rrfent by default wiIfb granted against him.
. Witness, JASPER, ErHERIpGE, Clerk of our said
Coult at Office, the 1st Monday in February, 1874.
- JASPER ETHEkIDGE,C c. C. C.
March Is, 1874. pr. adv So 49O-6t
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Extensive assortment of Pianos.

Extensive assortment of Pianos.
PROBABLY T'HEL HRGEST IN Id.NY ESTAB.
LISHyME.NT NORTH OR SOUTH
TN purchasing so costly an article as Piano Forte,
would be we'll to order it from who has been
engaged Ia the business years, has sold, upon
trial to different persons in Virginia and North Carolina,
near foar hundred instruments, without selling badOn
and who offers to take all the responsibility of selecting
for you, and to grant yonfhe privilege of returning
you are not pleased Would it not be well to order
direct from the seller hiselG place of depending upon
agent particularly if that agent is select for you
thereby lessen the esponst6 ty pf the seller whereas
IF You leave him to himself he is without excuse.
. Prices vary from s 250 to s 600.
E. P NASH,
Bookseilerand dealer in Piano Fortes,
March 6, l943.-4s8-4s - Petersburg, Va
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S30.O0eI

S3U, ,O00 -.
ALEXANDRA LOTTERY.
Glass No. To-, for 1884, To be drawn at Alexandra
D. G., on Saturday, April q. Is1A -
GRAND SCHEME. : - -
prize of $50 600, of Ie,0Ua of as II Of SIS GEO.
of 2 200. 10 prizes of 81 SEQ 1oof $780, 10 Of $40O
10 OF $3aOI Sc. sc.
So No. Eottery-l2 Drawn Ballots. : y
Tickets $1oNHatves $6-Quarters 81 So
Certificates of package of 22 whole tickets $lf0 =
Do dc ;22' half tickets 55-a-
Do do - "a quarter tickets "a 90
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memory
FRANCIS BRkDLEY
A friend Of. Liberty,
and was privately slain
blythe enemies ef4sis
country Nov. I4th

X
Tradition says be was the largest stoutest man
in the country. and much hated BY the TOTES, and
much desired by The British as prisoner, on ae-
count of the evil he had done. their scouting and
foraging parties, and their sentries Seeing four
tories lurking around his let he went to drive them
eff or-iake them prisoners. they effected their
object, his death, by seizing upoa him, and in the
scufae which was likely 10 be too hard for them,
one shot him with his own gun. -. =. :
Near by his stone is a brick wall about six feet
long and two feet high, without any inscription
that is upon the ground Of General Davidson, OF
this county, who eH dead by the rife shot of tory
as he was opposing the crossing of the British
forces at Cowan's ferry few miles distant from
this place, 1881. After the enemy had passed on,
his friend, Captain Wilson, whose grave is near
by found him pundered and stripped of every
garment, and hastily placing him on his horse,
bore him to this place Of seputure
. Congress voted a monument to the man most
beloved in his country, asaerifce to the public
welfare but the resolution has slept on7the re-
cords, and his grave is sill without an inscription
The college, patronized by his children and kin,
dred, bears his name. -
By the East wall you will End a rowof marble
tablets, all with the name of Alexander On one
is this short inscription --
JOHN. McKN1TT ALEXANDER
: who'departed this Afe>July 10th A. D. 1917
$, = :, Aged "a. -. = -.
This is the grave Of the clerk Of the -Corven.
ton; by his side rests his wife Jane Bane
At a little distance south wardly, as, yet without
a monument is the grave ofthe late much esteen,-
ed and influential Pastor of this church, JoHN-
WILLIAMSON. - - S7-F-a. =
January 18th, lS43 g. 49, VIATOR.
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State Of NJ CafoIin:a, s0nsleNr CO,aGatys
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions; Feb Term, 1874
-. William Cooke us.Johi B. Pollock.

! = = OIIglna1 1auaAalHlFtll. -, =
IT appearing to the satisfaction of theCOur that John
B. Pollock the defendant in this case, s-ot an nhab-
of thsStae 1t therefore opered that publication
be made In the North Carolina Standard, Tor six weeks
notifying the said defendant thai he beand
appear before the Justices of our Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions TO be held for the said County at Ons
ow Court House, the first Monday in May next then
and there to fepeyy and plead to issue; otherwise ud
ment by default will be granted against him,
= Witness, JASPER ETHERI DOE, Clerk of our said
Court at Office, the Ist Menday in February IS44
= JASPER ETHER1DGE, G. C. c..
March15, fS44 (Pr. adv. $5.3 -, 496-6t
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The privileges of the first born passed aayfron the
tribe of Reuben and divided among bis brethren
The double portion Of the Inheritance given 70 Jo-
seph-he priesthood to LeVand the soyefeigny to
dab. The tribe never rose into national and il
was the first which was carIiedinto captivity,
The massacre of the Sheeheuites was the crime of
the two brohers Fora long period the tribe of Simeon
was depressed and its position; the verge Of the
Amalektes, always exposed il to .snfering The Le-
vites, though finally entrusted with the priesthood had
n" inheritance in Palestine: they dwelt scattered a.
mong the tribes.
The tribe of Judah was distinguished from the begin.
ming Of the nation It led the the march to Pafes.
tine 1t was the 6st appointed expeI the Canaanites
IL gave the hrstjudge Otbneil It the tribe of Da-
vid and, most glorious Of all titles, was the Tribe of
HZebulon was maritime tribe-its location extend.
ing along the seashore and stretching 10 the borders
try afterwardscaedAe Lever ealee were chiefly filers
Of the soil; wersneEeF distinguished inthe militarv Of
civil tansactions Of he nation andas they dvelt among
the seem to have habtuaIy served for hire
lssachsr rs Characterised as the 'srong asa drudge
powerful, but patient. - = = - = %
The tribe Of Dan Were remarkable for III DARING of
their exploits in war, andot less so for their srataoAne
Their great cheftain Sampson distinguishes allie Tor
sse9gtn snd suetsty' might be en emblem Of their quail
Cad. tribe engaged in eoptnsa and memorable
conflicts
Naphta and AsheEinhAbited the most fertile Dor.
tons of Palestine. ' pun
II Thetwo tribes of EpKraim and Mahssseh ds.cs,d-
cd from Joseph, possessed the finest portion Of The
along both sides of the Jordan. The nnfedtrhes nam
bsred pepuatieG thEn any of the rest Besides
Joshua five OF the1welVe judges OF Israel az A.
united tribes fhe formation Of fhe kingom of tS III
an EphFaimite was the first king. -. = -
# The tribe Of Benjamin Vas eoRspicdous for v,a,
But its turbulence and ferocity wrought its II in e
great battles recorded Judges xix and r. Saul Wa
Of this force tribe Il was finally lostin that ~ Tnds
This great prophecy was delivered about thras Sns
dred years before the conquest of Palestine
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State of n. CaFOIiiia, ORsI0W County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Feb. Term. 1874
: Alfred Shepard us John B. Pollock
Original Attachment.

Iappearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that John
B. Pollock he defendant in this case, isnot inhab-
ant of this State 1t is therefore ordered that qualification
be HadejRsthe North Carolina Standard, for six weeks
notifying said defendant that he be and
appear before the Justices of our Court of Pleas and
Quarter Session be bald for the sad County, at 0ns>
low Ceurt House, on the 6rst Mondayn Maynext, then
and there TO Eeeyy and plead to- issue otherwise udg
ment by default will be granted against him =
Witness, JAsPER EEHERIDGE, Clerk Of our. said
Court at Office, the Ist Monday nFebruarys 1914,
- -. JASPER EFIIERIDGE, 6. C. Ca.
March-46,1a44 .. - lPr adv. So - 49O-6t. =