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NEW DRY GOoDs STORE.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the
citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country, that
they have Fayetteville Street next
door to Mr. R. Smiths, where they intend carrying
the Dry Goods business In all branches They
haverecenily received general assortment Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Among which may be found Bleached and Brown
Shirti6gs and Sheedngs Bedticks; Hamilton Jeans
Suffolk Drills Apron Checks, &c. &C.
Ralzarines Balzarne Lawns Printed Lawns !;
Nous. D'La;nes; Challays;
Figd. Silks; Blk. and Blue Blk. Bombazines AL.
pacca Lustres Fancy Prints;
Imperial Robes; Cambria and Furnit Dimities !;
Irish Linens Bonnets Ribbons
Bonnet Lawns Jaconett, Swiss, Book, Plaid and
Medium Muslins; &zsa
White and CoIored Cambricks !; Cambk., Swiss,
Bobbinett and Thread Edging and Insertions
hosiery of all kinds Shawls and CraYats "a great
Variety
And many other articles which we deem unnecessary
( to specify. q
The Gentlemen are informed that we have hand
Cloths, Cassimers, Gambroons, Dnlhngs, Vestngs,
Stocks Bosoms Collars, Suspenders Gloves, CTayats
ScaTfs, Ties, &c. sc. &C.
The public generally solicited to give Us call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, edeterminedfosell at
Small dUace therefore great bargains may be obtain
ed RUSSELL& & ESKRIDGE.
Next door to r. SIN It'll
Raleigh, June 29th, 1874 so ely
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sHoRT-HORNED DURHAM

-. The ubscriber has the above
z1E$A stock of Cattle for sale; among which are
(4-. ~ from is to 20 Devon COWS, IN cali py 2
fine half Devon and half Durham BULL
Also several fine Devon HEIF ERSs some IN caiL
Also 2 Devon BULLS, now 1it for service
Also, soE 10 very fine half Durham and hall yeyon @
Bull CALVES, got by one of the dnest Durham Bulss
ever raised in the United States His ancestors on oon
sides have taken the first premiums for milk, butter
beauty size sc. the Cattle Shows to the North -
have Certificates in my possession 70 prove these acts
ready for the inspection Of any person who may wish to
see them The price of the above cattle will be very
cheap-cheaper than you can buy them at the North
and there is risk to Fnnn their being aectmated
They will be ready to deliver in November next mat
being the best time to remove them. The Bull calves
will be it for service May June next The Prce
of the Bulls will not exceed $50 each: The Cows ~
calf and Hefers, will be Iesssay from 26 to SO eacn
have been improving my Stock OF Cattle for 10
and think now have, in the Devon and Durham. me
best Stock of Cattle for the practical farmer, IN Ame
ca. And while my neighbors have been selling their
Cows and Calves for or dollars have been selling
good Judges half Devon Cows and Calves lor 70
to 80 dollars Col Yarbrough. proprietor OF The Eagle
Hotel, Raleigh, N c., has purchased half Devon Cows
of and inform those who may wish to Know dner
milking properties, &c. SETH jones'
Pomona, Wake comfy, Nc O., Is miles North East
of Raleigh.
July 10, 1914 6O6-eow-4m.
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warren Land fer Sale.

AATHE Subscriber having resolved On NOV
ing 10 the South, offers his plantation where
he now resides for sale containing by late survey IO6O
acres There Is upwards of 100 acres OF low grounds
not inferior to any in this section of the country IN
high state of cultivation and well dched, and between
and 500 acres in original forest, which is heavily tim
bered and of the best quality for making hne manutac
turing tobacco
This tract will compare with any in this section OF the
country point of fertility beauty of situation, health
and convenience of improvement, having on 1t an ex-
dwelling house, containing good rooms above
the basement story and excellent dining room lately
fitted up below with all necessary closets. &C. with all
convenient out buildings. particularly the barns All
ofthe bindings have been put upon the plantation Ia
the last wears. is deemed unnecessary to say any
thing further about the advantages this plantation pos
sesses presumed that any person desTous otpur
chasing will the premises and as aE determined
10 sell hope all woay be disposed to purchase Will
call and see for themselves. Should it be DESIRED
will sell with the plantation all the crop now growing
upon IL Corn Fodder, Oats and Tobacco, or any part OF
IT. with the stock Hogs and Cattle, plantation TOOLS
&C. This plantation lies in the western part OF Warren
county, 10 miles from Warrenon, and within one mile
and half of the R. & G. Rail Road. will take young
negroes part whole paym ent for it. and give possess
sion the 1st January, or sooner, if desired
JNO. G. YANCEY.
August 2I, 1914. SIP 4tpd.
01e WarrentOn Reporter win Insert four times.
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~, 4 .VE {. !. 3 Rs laoING. .NoRTH.

IKA9EaE LIE It35 q lJIIVl1sNN TIT III,
NY the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road. cautioned
against calculated to induce them to
leave the regular Line at Sledges (near Gaston and
alSe the Stage to edon and Portsmouth Rail Road
By keeping to Gaslon, they procure tickets nom
there TO Baltimore, at the same rate as from Sedges
to Baltimore and IN addition have choice OF three
tsIIs' i The Mail Line daily, through Petersburg.
R,sGmoPo R.mope.ths fs IS which his IS 80 90
q BY the Petersburg and City Point Rail Roads
and James River STEAMBOATS,, ria NoFfolks on
Sundays Tuesdays and Thurdays, from Castor, 9 90
g. BY the Petersburg and City Point Rail
TUesdsvs and FS;dsss nom Castor, % 90
of which lines the agent at CASTOR will issue
Tickets through and give all further infoEmation about
n b. The Rail Roads on this Route have been lately
rebuilt with heavy iron.s =
Office Greensville r. r., Co. bl4s4t
August 81, 1874
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CHEAP OOKS.
= NJ Hur q r~HHEA BEST
BI2-sm.


NIEARLY every train of cars brings something new
Min the way Of Books for the North Carolina BOOK
Store where Books be bought cheap for G6se
in any other establishment in the Southern States ano
many of them for less than they be had in the NORTH
eFn markets.. ,,. &c
therefore would respectfully call the attention. Oh
the public to the following list of New just
received and for sale at the North Carolina B0ok Store
Viz:
Anew Spirit of the Age: edited BY R. H. Horne :
author of Orion sc.
The Works Of the Rev. Sidney, Smith in voc,
Hydropathy or the water cure, by Joel Shew M ID.
The Commerce Of the Prairies' or the Journal OF
Santa Fe Trader, during eight Expeditions across the
Great estern Praires, by Joseph Gregg IN vols
Facts in Mesmerism, by the Rev. Chauncey II. own
- send, A. M.
The Life of Geo Brummell. Esq. commonly called
Beau BsasnnleH," by Captain Jesse
The Autobiography of Hernch Stilling.
The H-Famify, by Frederika Bremen
The Economy of Waste Manures, by John Hartmann.
Merton, novel by Theo. Hook
Scotland, Glasgow, the Clyde, sc. sc. byaJ G. Kohl
The Triumphs of Time, novel, by the author ol
TLro old Mems Tales with many other late PubLen-
tons both Classical and Standard worksCal and ex-
anime our collection where be found as ana as
mixed collection of Books any House in the United
Sates-consisting in part of Law, Theological Gas
sical and School Books of every description
TURNER'S HUGHES.
A,0 % 1914 5l3-1y.
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SIL G OOPS
=. N 81 T.. H. SELBY & On
345 BToadaoGv.
NEW YOp1

NEW YORK
m especially announce that they are noS: ~. -,
u their Wholesale Rooms very large assOrsOg
French and English Dry Goods. 4ERCEIg WMSen d
this city, visiting New York, are invited TO c.
feel assured that their assortment is one of t5S Ih
the season-being of the richest texture and for ~
trade, which they offer by the case piece at
as cannot but prove satisfactory. Hs
They are continually receiving by the Hayre a.,
er kefs addition to their Stock OF the latest %
fast as they appear In the Paris and LonOn marL!
is their intentionto keep constantly on hand vs,
collection ofthe Newest and Richest styles of RI
English, and German Dry Goods, some of which
enumerated below.
SILKS.
Chameleon Stripe; Gross de Messine Rich R,o..,
Poult de Soies ditto Gross de AfriQues rich ~
Stripe Black Armures do. Gros de Rhine mace %:
and Watered Cameleons Blue and Black Pout !. ran
"a Black Taffitas. 'ue Sole
PO.MP.HDOUR styles of Cashmere d'Eco...
Mousseliu de Lame, the most slendid patterno 80 al
Second Mourning Mousselne de LANES. and CassA
d'Ecosse-Rich and new designs. ''DnsN
SHAWLS.
Several cases of Broche Shawls, new pattern,
and Lyons Cashmere do. French Woollen Shawl rSa
bet do Very rich Cashmere Long Shagls imnori III
pressly for our city trade. Feu e.
Bombaznes. Merinos, Thibets, and Alpacca, r.
Cambria Handkerchiefs, Embroidered, REVERE ia E
stitched, &c. 40 men,
variety Of Fancy Silk Goods, such as cravats poi,,
Gloves, and Mitts. rOlaa
Also, very large stock of LLVE.N COODS
prsing almost every article in the Housekeennn @ To@
which, together with the above goods 7 ~ S nS na
& Co. obigate themselves to sell as low and r. a. y
than any other house in New York. 0t'enl lowe,
August %, 1874 s,oe.
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tis proposed to establish in Milton N e., Female
School Of hieh Character to be under the patronage
of the Beulah Roanoke Dan River and Flat River As
sociations suitable building is already procured aud
the exercises ofthe school will Commences early 10
uary next The healthiness Of our town-the cheap
ness of Boardthe Moral character Of its inhabitants,
renders very desirable location for such an Insttu-
ton. Milton also central place conylsnient % me
four Associations under whose patronage is proposed
10 place the school, board Of Trustees viii be ap-
pointed and application made 70 the next oi
our state, for suitable charter for the Institution
Milton N. C., August rs, I644. sbto-tf.
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JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,
1Oe WILLIAM STREET.

: 106 WILLIAM STREET,
(Corner of John street,) NEW YORK,
I'D ESPECTFULLY announce that they have made
such extensive arrangements for their Fail Trade,
that they enabled to present greater Inducements
than to merchants visiting this market the present
season for the purchase Goods their stock mainly
of their own Importation or Manufacture.
CRAvATS AND SCARFS
Plain and cured Black Satin, Armures, Corded BaIa-
thea Fancy and Colore Satns of enhre patterns;
Silk and Mohair figured and plain; Plain Black Italian
and Corded Cravats. all Sizes and qualities :.
HOSIERY
Silk, Merino, Angola. Woolen and Cotton Hose and
Half. Hose s
Merino Cashmere, Woolen. Berlin and Chamois
lined Cashmere, Buck Beaver, and Kid.
SUBSCRIBERS.
Silk and Cotton Gum Elastic. with Buck Silk, and
Linens Ends, Cotton Knit. Buck aud Morocco with
Elastic Ends Also few Entirenew Styles of our own
Manufacture sa 6s
- UNDER-sHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
Merino, Lambs Wool, Angola, Saxony, Cotton, Sha-
ker. Knit and Flannel &c 1anuacture all qualities
of Silk Shirts and Drawers Silk of all qualities our
own Importation. To those of our own manufacture
we would especially call attention as being something
Ladies' Silk and Merina Under Vests. &
POCKET TSHANDKERCHIEFs -
Twilled and Plain Spitalfed. British and India Cam
she, Pongees, Printed, Corded, and Damask Linen Cr
brio. Plain and printed, &c
-. tl. lars a
Mems. Youths and Childrens Cloth, Velvet Glazed
s - S.4ss.Ss .s-8s5g: STOCKS. g.ss .3ir is5sse
Satin, Figured and Plain, and Corded Silk, Mohair.
Bombasin. Plain Bowed Plated Cravat and Opera Ties
&c. &C. s5sssg 9lli IS. s3 zssss44 sB-gs - .
LINEN COLLARS -
Square. Round and Byron. Stitched Plain and corded
all linen and with Cotton Bands srEse7sr .
,ass g.. 80 LINEN BOSOAfN
Stitched, Plain, and Rnied all qualities, with wide
and narrow plaits - 49, 3 7sss
AllLben with ans sIsaS ai,sasf sa,,.,. ,.,..t ,.,
Muslin with Linen Collars ands RFistbanda with and
without Collars, of great variety of qualities = s
Cololed French and other Muslin sss
- ss9 OILED SILKS.
yEhike Plaid and Fancy Colors. of varioua vvIt,s
md warranted NOT 70 adhere many climate.
Silk Purses. UnsbreAds Dressing Goscns. ca, and
Stock 1s5ns1nnag. Snspe'sdr Badrkles, Gum Elasfi.
Together with every article that Il yr.ntef,
tiemens EuE1sbing Line, which Sell on
as favorable terms - any. other establishments ~
0g-Eaps. Stocks, Linen and Muslin and Siit S6;,t
made to order. Wholesale and Retail q - =
fxssss JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES.
1o6 William st. corner of John.
aug @iHl' Ic4ts 6l2-3m.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR sale.

The subscriber being determined TO migrate to the
South Vest proposest sell very easy terms the
tract Of LAND on which he lives, containing four
hundred and thirty acres The tractes in Nash county
within one mile of the Franklin line adjoining the
lands Of Gushn Perry, William B. Williams and Others
the land is well adapted 10 the culture OF Cotton Corn
and Tobacco, having sufficient cleared land on it to work
ten hands to advantage nearly three hundred acres lies
in woods which is OF the very best quality there being
about one hundred acres of Tar River low grounds
fertile and lying ridges that the bottoms only are
subject to be destroyed by nnundaton which is not
very often most of the cleared land is fresh and the
plantation in good repair well watered. and fhe bnId
best Of all yet, avery valua-
6le GOLD MIND has recently been diseoyered on the
Premises by very experienced miner and have
obtained particles weighing from four to tven-
tone grams and many smaller ones in ay branch on
the tract and the subscriber viii sell low and give
good time he illether take negroes sell on credit
ct one two and three with good security or he
WIN exchange with any genteman who owns land ia
either Alabama Tennessee. fester dfstrictl Mssour
selves LOUIS D. nIINN 81
Nash Co. N. C. Aug 8. 1874. $3.50, $. 51Isst. s
/ 1RegisteF Weeks.)
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SPLENDID COLLECTION

- lss8s OF MEDICAL WORKS. ssS.t
MEORNER,S Special Anotomy, Devices Peehee Oh
EI Children, Do. on Families, DunglisoRs Human
Physiology Hasse on the Heart, Lawrence on the Eye
Philips on Indigestion, Grahams Chemistry CondIc on
Children Ellis FoFmulary, Alisons Pathology Wat
Practice Cooper on Hernia, Prout on the Stomach
also new Edition OF Gums Domestic Medicine, and
great variety of other edca Works at reduced prices
for sale the North Carolina Book Store coner OF
ettevilIe and Morgan streets, the State House
Square, ohNEh q aoGnE.o ?
Raleigh, July 10, 1914. 506rly.
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CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND
.MEKET.aRF.AC.aDECWE

afeIA LII AsaAA3 II 81 O<eA ANA<OHZ - . s.E
4 N ACADEMY of the above denomination will be
opened in a mile or two ofthe City, prac-
tcable and under the tuition Of the following gentle
men:
Military Tactics and Mathematics. Mr. o. n BUCK,
Oaae Principal of the Portsmouth Military AcaseuIy)
The Classics, Mr.. r GR6Ysese
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, (wiih full sPpara-
tus,) Mr.. S. ~. BOTSF0RD
Terms FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS =
Classical De epartment, $50 90
English do So -~l5 10
The pupils-a certain portion of each day generally
occupied in idle and useless amusements will be drill
led in all those Military exercises common IN similar
Institutions throughout the United States, for which
there be erkrG charge s esa Z.
Parents who willing to establish School OF this
characters well calculated to improve the body well
the mind of their children will be good enough to
leave their names with Mr. Gray, at the Office of the
Register, where further particulars may be had
Mr. BUCK will be in Raleigh soon sufficient
number of boys be obtained to warrant commence
ment. zaS4 a-gsiMN
1t is in contemplation, to make the establishment q
Boarding well as Day School The object being to
Keep the pupils away asInuch possible, from the dis
fractions of the City.
September 4, 1874. se5 4tsgs 5l5-G
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Z. JUST RECEIVED, =.
100 pair Ladies superior KID SHOES
ALSO
rs pair Ladies Party shoes Childrens assorted
and Misses ditto all of Philadelphia best make
IL, 900 lbs assorted Spun Cotton, OF Moreheads 9
best quality.
Family TEA, good charge-DTawlngs OF same
furnished And many other GOODS that are desirable
Prices suit the articles AS lido not expcctto LeGce
soon. sell off to close, my customers may EXPECT fair
dealing, and should any article prove not as it's sod
they have the privilege of returning it. Z
AT his old stand.
August 2l, 1874. 5l2
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Select Classical and Mathematical
SCH OIL,

WNHE subscriber having resigned the charge of the
elect School, twelve miles south west of Hillsborough
and the disance.west nearly-from Chapel Hill.
His let ding motive is to educate has Otcn sons IN the c0s-
try; and his selection has been made with special refer
ence to this object.
For details apply to him-post paidat Hillsborough,
till November next, when the school is 10 begin
w. ]. BINGHAM.
Hillsborough, May 8, 1914. 500-tm- 5m.
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BiDIcs and Prayer Books.

A LARGE and general assortment of cheap Family
IA Bibles and Prayer Books, of every quality and
riety of Binding ALSO large collection of Episcopal
works for Sunday Schools and private reading, great
variety of Sermons the various Of Chris
fans Hymn Books of all kinds and qualities, all of
which win be sold al very reduced prices for the Cash
Call at the North Carolina Book Store, Raleigh, N c.
TURNER & HUGHES.
Raleigh, July 10, Is44 506-ly
Do- Star will please copy
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no the Readimg COmmullity.

CHEAP NFOTELS! FCHE-AP WOVELS'eSe.
WNULNEYs HALL, novel by T. Hood, Whims and
Oddities in prose aud verse, by T. Hood, Iradl-
lions and Fairy Legands of the South Of Ireland by u
Cfofton Croker the life and adventures OF Valentine
Vox the Ventriloouis by Henry Cockon, Caningsy or
the New Generation, by B. Desreale, Barney oReirden
~ Samuel Lover. just received this day, with many
fhsrs and for sale at the North Carolina Book Store
s - TURNER & HUGHES.
q n ,le;of,. Julv 10. 1874 at5 5O6-lys 4
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KKTE have now on hand, of all the Books pno-
w lished by the Board of Publication of the Presby
terian Church, together with the New Book all
Of which offer al their own p:ices sold IN
phia Those who wish to- purchase had best call, or
send in their orders to the North Caroline Book Store
5 - s-sssFs TURNER & HUGHES 4
Raleigh, July 10, 1s44 oo6-Iy.
Act. Star and Register will please copy. y
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uNHE New.York coNTRIBUTIoNSHIp FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, Office No. 81 Wall
Street, insure Dwelling houses. Warehouses and Build
ings in general, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Ships building, Ships in Port and their Cargoes, and
every description of personal Property, AGAINST Loss
Or DAMAGE By FIRE. Ss
j. SMYTH ROGERS, President.
r. W. W.MARrIN, Secretary
D. ". STONE, Agent,
RALEIoH, N C. 8
E May, 1874 499- -I2m- -eow.
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Attention wings and Democrats


TUST received 4his day the following list Of new
Cd late Publications fresh fFOnTthe Press
Chronicles Of England, France, Spain and ne
joining Countries frem the latter part of the rg
Edward the I'd, tothe CoronationOf Henry 4th' .!
John Frossar. The works Of Lord Byron, in Vsr'e
prose including his letters. Journals &c. &C., ne"
fion. go 4 n
Pleasant Memories Of Pleasant Lands. By Nj" y
Sigourney.
IiyesOf American Merchants, eminent for lnIsg
enterprise and public Spirit. BY the author ="
Young Merchant. nd
Young Peoples Library, containing Moral, M
Fairy Tales, Humorous Tales, Tale Of the Iimes M
snl's daughter, &C., sc. BY the Author OF Pe's
ley. go. r,e4 - :s ,t,S
The Poems and Ballads Of Schiller, translated "
Edward Lytton Bulwer, Bart. .fM
The Poems, Sacred. Passionate, Humorous, xI
fhaniel Parker Willis, in VOL Svo Call at inc = n
sCarolina Bookstore, and examine the COLLECTOR ISIrs
Sale by. TURNER & HO Sno Il
Raleigh, July %. 0''+
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JevFeIlerY 81 reduced prfces Tor Gail

,0 The subscriber has receiVaH
9 stock Of Jewellery, and will q
@E~ME bargains much cheaper than \
~ Nh9S has sold previous 10 this time. u
US eS stock consists of Watches, bE
Ne II 'slSk29 pins, new article-fDgHdF
NKHNS q szkzf%T gold guard chains and keys, sol
- andsiIver pencils, goldpens, nj
article will write we'll for ten years; gold hunting M
es; silver gilt and jet hair-pins, beautiful article;
and silver lhimbles; coral; very fine knives and s'n
needles. cocoa nuts, fine stock Of incorupibebs
and other articles usually kept in Jewellery Stores
o. Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted
twelve months. Silver and gold manufactured Da
and old gold and silver bought.
Call and see, as l aIn determined to sell cheP
CASH ). - JOHN C. PALMER
Pais;oh March 96. 1914 4slS
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state of North CaFOlina-FRANLKIN
~ County. Court Of Equity, Spring Term, 1874
Original and amended Bills.
Lunceford Williams
VIM. B. Williams. administrator of Benz. Williams,

VIM B. Williams, administrator of Benz. Williams,
decd. with the will annexed
Polly Williams, who intermarried with Isham Ham,
mons-Elizabeth Williams, who intermarred with Budd
Driyer-Sally Williams, who intermarried with Dennis
Bryant-Ahcey Williams, who intermarried with Am
bros Four-Charity Williams, who intermarried with
John Afford and moved to the State of Georgia and there
died leaving children whose names unknownLarry
Williams, Thomas Williams, and Benjamin Williams,
all of whom are nonresdents of this Sate with the ex-
ception of Lunceford Williams and Wm B. Williams,
the admir- and prepared to be made defendants to
this bill with VIM. B. Williams, the admir-: Ordered
that publication be made in the North Carolina Standard
for six weeks that the non-residents above named appear
at the next Court of Equity to be held for the county
oresad at the Court House in the town OF LousbuTg,
ON the second Monday after the 4h Monday In Septem-
Der next then and there to plead answer demur other
wise the will be taken pro confesso, and heard ex
parte as to them, and decree made accordingly.
Y. PATTERSON, C. M. +. !
August 81, 1874. ~ 5l2 ct.
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Nav 8, 1874.
=. tate 81 n orth G aroIina- Asaa coUSrY.

- fate Of M OHth COUNTY.
- Superior Court OF Law, Spring Term, 1874.
Nancy Greer Us. Joseph Greer.
,1!.t = Eas .s;a Petition for Divorce.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Jo
seph Greer the defendant this not an nhab-
Mt of The State II ordered that publication be made
for six weeks in the North Carolina Standard. published
in The CITY of Raleigh that the said Joseph Greer be
and appear at thenext Term OF said Court to be held
Tor the county Ashe, at the Coprt Hoase in Jefer-
son, on the 9th Monday after the 4th Monday of Au-
gust next and the petition fled in this case, or
the same will be taken pro confesso and for hearing
ex parte.
Test ~ r. GENTRY, C. S. c. L.
August q, 1874. tes 5l26t
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NEW BOOK STORE.
BOOKS AT REDUCED PRICE


20 several ears hal h o la low ies.en.
o fac
md o them bound HymnB
spn
Dickens
herman
and h il s Ag doH lB Juenie eSpel-
Arabian arey and aherin
nj school and Is edHsof
dan gilt rPape
Pens
Ra R and German
(Which lam maxim week
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JoHNSoN MOORE q TAYLOR,
Land for sale.

WILL sell on reasonable tcrmss the whole. or part
IL Of my tract of land lying in SamPson county, one
mile and half from Faison's Depots on the ". r. r.
r. This tract contains 1895 acres, $50 of which is
highly valuable working turentine, being covered
with dense growth of ourshing pines. But the chief
advantages of this land, the adaptation of the re-
nander the production of corn and cotton, and tie
facility of getting produce TO market There is about
$50 OF 100 Of cleared land which may be rented
for $500 per annum The place is healthy. the water
good the houses comfortable orchard select, and the
farm in excellent repair. Persons wishing to examine
the premises will call upon Mr. ireland for further
narticulars, enquire OF myself at GoIdsboro'
W. A WHITFIELD. s
Mav6 1S44 s. E 49, 49S If