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DIED.

OF Pulmonary Consumption, in Johnston County, oh
the 14th utmo, John Atkinson, Senior, in the 87th
year ofs agea wealthy and highly respectable citizen
In Henderson, on the 9Th inst. Miss Damsel B. Cog
hill, aged III years. ward OF Zacharah Hughes, Esq
In the death of Miss Coghl many called to
Though but single member of the family sister
wives hera who had the pleasure of her acquaintance
feef deeply the bereavement. Their tears and
testify how general the esteem, and how sincere and
lively the regard which her amabe character had
deserved and won. As friend, she sympathising
and confding; sister, fondy loving and loved and
by all to whom the various relations of life. she
much endeared herself she cannot be forgotten, nor
her memory cease TO be cherished. Though for
months an invalid, death made his approaches steah
y that his final Summons in measure unexpected
herself and friends. Yet, thosghthe call was sudden
and the warning BRIEF she not disqueed but yield
ed up spirit with that gentle resignation and Chris
an c6mposure which mark her conduct through lEe
And though with her friends here she has left
them the consoling assurance that death to her but
the portal of heaven through which she has been admit
ted to the society Of the redeemed and that they may
again greet her in that better land where partngs
unknown and farewells never spoken. Register.
AT Bpena Vista, Mexico, the 5h July, of Diarhe,
Mr.. William H. Jenkins, aged about d years.
The deceased was native of Granville county. voIun-
Carolina Regiment The friend and lcompanion whs
communicated Intelligence to the Father of the de-
ceased sad that he was true Christian leay
ing home, and he faithfully stuck to his profession while
here Every attention was paid to him in bis sickness,
and6 received soldiers burial. Greye not then, be-
yond what is natural humanity. for if he had lived
thousand years he could not have died more honorabie
deathhe was serving faithfully his country and hs
God.s, .Itse = - 4 C.2i i'm. w.
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The Brandreth Pills, as general family medicine,
especially in copntry subject to sudden changes Of
temperature as this, their value is ilcaculable. BY
having the Brandreth Pills always on hand, should sud
den attack of sickness take places they be given at
once and will often have effected before the ply
sician could have arrived iei- z Ia fyil,t > ,s1E1
In cholic aud Inflammation of the bowels, these Pills
will at relieVe and perseverance, in their use,
cording to the directions, will surely do all that med
cine do, to restore the health of the patientyoa
In all cases ofInhigestion, Worms. Asthma, Diseases
the Heart. and all affections Of the stomach and bow
els. the Brandceth will be found neyerfaing
remedy. -u. -sa -. ..-.. = ]is.y s,>Gsgy.,se
To insure the tnfl benefit Of these celebrated Pills,
they should be kept in the house, that. upon the first
commencement OF sickness, they may be al once re-
sorted to- One dose then is better than dozen after
disease has become established in the system ts>a
0- These Pills for sale, at twenty cents per
box, by Agent in every town in the State, and by
WILLIAM PECK. Raleigh. ID. ....,..,. ~ ....r'-.-f
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,f 4 Street Scene. A correspondent of an Eastern
paper relates the following occurrence in this city:
So The other day. as l came down Broome street,
saw a street musician, playing near the door of
genteef dwelling. The organ was uncommonly
sweet and mellow, and It's tunes were slow and
pIaintive and hncied that l saw in the woman 5
Italian face an expire sion that indicated sufficient
refinement 10 prefer the tender and melancholy,
to the lively trainer tunes, in vogue with the
populace. She looked like one who had suffered
much, and the soTrowful music seemed her own
appropriate voice A liule girl clung to the scanty
garments if afraid of all things but her mother.
As looked on them, young lady of pleasing
counlenance opened the window, and began to sing
like bird, in keeping with the organ. Two
other young girls came and leaned on her shoul-
der; and still she sang on. Blessing on her gentle
heart Ii was evidently the spontaneous gush Of
human love and sympathy. The beauty of the
incident attracted attention. A group of gentle
men gradually collected round the organist; and
ever as the tune ended, they bowed respectfully
towards the window, waved their hats and called
out More, if you please g s.. , ..EE'-rf
"One, whom Iknew well for the kindest and
trucst soul, passed round his hat hearts were
kindIed and the silver feel in freely. In minute
four or five dollars were collected for the poor
man. She spoke no word of gratitude, but such
a look Will you 60 10 the next street and play
to a friend of.nimeF said my kind hearted friend
She answered, in tones expressing the deepest
emotion, No, sir God bless you all, (she step
ped back and stood sheltered by the curtain of the
window, l will go home now The tears trickled
down her cheeks, and as she walked away she
ever and anon wiped her eyes with the corner Of
her shawl The group of gentlemen fingered a
moment to look after her, then turning TO the now
closed window, they gave three enthusiastic cheers
and then departed better than they came. The
pavement on which they stood had been a church
to them; and for the next hour, at least, their
hearts were more than usually prepared for deeds
of genteness and mercy Why are such scenes
so uncommon Why DOVE thus repress our
sympathies, and chill the gentle current Of nature,
by formal observance and restraints ?" 4 sss4,
=. ar ..'..... ,.aI.,..,, N Y. Eu Post.
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In CHnaeI1am N1ld N1Q0Kes rC0g4akes.A
DBRSDANTf0a an order ri sIbs Supreme iCousis y
Mills lon the county ali1s Of Rfoaresad ehAIhns
Thnrsday. lie zth day f October AeEU lheF wing
Facts Of iLand5tO VII :gIsl !Lai@9do
$50 acres on Tysons Greeks adjoining The lands ei
i Manus, Philips, and efheFs, 4 zRafse ssi ss5t,a
IS l-2 acres % Tysea egeek. adjoining the laidSt
22S acres on Bear creek Known as The eiibs
geo do. on the septh side Of Deer RisssS He'd s
2ol acre. on Jones. ssssE, iornsriy IN
Jahn Poe. nsi.sL - ~ t.ss7sssaf
1864 infour tracts. known as The WfIkis
50 do on the waters sof Line creek. .Ofsherly SabfS
275 ie tive t.erassN,As waters oe laaaS ereols
500 acres On Indiss c4sef, called the ferry :il4S
Land, adjonBg ske lantis of Barnes othsfs
so acres on the waters Of Rogers cFesk totfne ser
rs acres on The wateis ,f Rlsg branch and 1saisri
creek, known as the Wm. Hilliard Lund. - sao.l' @
100 acres ontte waters o Bear creek. fOrmsrll Wn3
lls acres adjoining tie Lands ot John
5ossrs: land. in moore cSohsd yss
ISg gNooas cOuxry. :. M eisegJ
$50 acres in four trAclss lying on the waters OF H
Patrick Shields land ,3 8. .,FEss.fF Q NfE9
800 acres on the waters Of seke. ana Cover crest, &
called the John Gilbert tract: jog5T
$50 the watesseT Big Pocket, adjoining fho
LaBds Of Abram Cete and others s5sassL saszsylL
$50 acres in three sdoining Stinsoa Lead aaR
Chatham County Line.a 3fs.lSSf1 49,
100 acres granted 10 Aaron Tyson on Rogers csees
adjoining the above last rInentioned tracisbca1 I,J
80 acres adjoining the Wiie Lands and The chakham
Line, formerly Lemnel YAompsoR's g. .sssusfa ar,,J
80 acres in two TRACTS the waters Of creek,
Formerly William CamRbell's. 3sJiElsEstI alss.
TERMst A credit Of six2twelve and eighteen lnepfhe
will be given for the purchase money ke1eePta snail
part in cash TO the costs Of snit.l secufeA bT
bonds bearing intstestfom date, with at least LHoa.
proved sureties, a atTl4. gzljff 4 T5I {.s f,rlg@I
For further any necessary information
concerning these LandssI refer to NJ. Macleran ESQ.
Watson's Bridge, sMooreg County, to AfchibalAA.
hoy EDMUND B.. FREESfAN, Clerk.
Raleigh.Stuly 2, lS47 ,ifsH4 662-rbeowSE,,
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/. Stick TO IT, Cen Taylor is certainly whig,
a whig all Ioyer-say The wbig papers. Ask these
papers if he is in favor Of a Bank, and thSy don
know Ask them If he is in favor of Distribd.
tion," and they dont kno,o Ask them il he is in
favor Of the tariff! Of .tS42, and they don't knop.
Ask them if he goes the whig doctrine of build
ing wharves around a internal ;" frog ponds, and
they doas't k'sow Ask them if he is opposed TO
the war, and they don't knowsa Ask them if he
is opposed TO the annexation Of more territory, and
thew. don't knoWj Ask them il he is in favor Of
the WiImot proviso, and they don't knOtos But
they will swear on the comic almanac thai he is q
whig-an out-and cut whig-6fty times day, if
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CLASS No!9-=stk khiiesOdA Timber.
go 60 pieces do So i's' isSyy Sy p inSSs' sS
5000 9eaE feet PEomiscpqus Length, 70 eyerags lppt
less esAss esa fss sa ssss sss ses; cssp a
/ l,250 shoeiss2 on. hot rolled sheafKlng copper.
LOO lbs inch coPpsr sheathag nails
sQund straight, and free from spills. shakes and bad
knots, and must be well hewn the sides paraeIp the
angles the pieces must be of size buff
fclent to ADMIT Of being wrogght' The above dimen-
The copper IS to be The best .hesAhs cop
The ofets must be made for each class and otoeach
of the above NAMED navy yards sebarateIy, acc6faing
to it's NUMBER and be endorsed the price per cubic
nails, s ] be- stsse .Ds a sou, sST
of each bid correctly added up aud expressed in words
al hetimber and copper 70 delivered ateSese-
ral yards or before the lst day March ne subject
to such inspection at each place delivery the chief
pects.l .''g gt,3. Ira 't p
August TO- 1885, each uief must De Accompanied by
wnena guaranty. signed BY one more EesPqpsibie
persons to the effect that he they undertake that The
bidder bidders will, il his or their Bid be accepted
enter into obligation within ten days after the bidder
or bidders shall have been notified BY letter hEpngh The
post office, of the acceptance of his or their bids with
gooe Or sufficient sureties, to the pateFaprO
posed for. -. - - q, s@5,s@ -.
That the bureau may be enabledto carry said law into
execution bidders are required accompsny their bids
with certificate from navy agent. district attorney
Judge OF the district ceur responsible public
"thcer known 10 the Navy Departments stating the
guaraRtors to their bids responsepesoDs and able
TO meet tue requirements Of the law Of the fall
ure OF the bidders to enter into contract accordingly
No bid willbe considered hich does Bto
these rules in airsPects and the beau reserves TO it,
self the right to reject the oefoT any bidder
contractor t&il. J'lf Ef 80 5i-tf1El 10 - s
Bond and security will be required one LiTt6e es
tImated amouet Of fhe contract aDteh percent, in adj
dion to the security by bond, Will be deducted from
each bill paid, until the contract shall be cancelled, and
ninety per cent Will be paid w1thinhify days after The
delivery and approval OF the Sifs for each delivery Of
not less than S.. Geo in amount E7icaaoW 400
BY order Of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, fTo
-a5s VIM Il! SC0Tsfs Navy Agent
e- To be published once week or four weeksint the
Union and National Inieiligencor Wasingt0n yAFgns
Portland, Maine Morning Post, Boston Argus, Alba
ny, New York Journal Of eommeIce. NesvsYork
Pennsy ylvanian, Philadelphia Sun, Baltimore; En-
quirer. Richmond, Va, beacon, Norfolk Vas JefIer
soniah New Orleans Democrat, Pensacola Standatd,
Raleigh, N. c.; Georgian, SAVANNAH; and Mercury,
c. and one copy Of the paper containing his sdyer-
sement with the number of squares it contains mark
ed thereon, to be forwarded to this he ball for
-
e - q -4s.si
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RICHARDSON. q Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN roREIeN AND DoMssr

WHoLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
iaorr;.. 10 s,r7..- go DRY GOODS. Il IA s1s--1-sf
=.a No. ss. Main Street, Hieh1send, Virginia.
"AVE already received large portion of theirsup-
11py and by the frst Of next month, fSept'r will
be prepared to offer to Merchants general assortment OF
Fall Dry Goods. which haze been se4eeted with much
care and well adapted to the trade Of Virginia and
North Carolina. Efs1 i-.if .saa..c .33is:a 20 =
Their stock this season wpresent great variety Of
Fine and Coarse Woolens, Blea. and Bro. Demestics
Dress Goods for ades of the latest styles and such
articles usually found in holesale Store, all
which offered for safe very reasonable terths.tt
Brussels, Thrsepy and Ingram Catpetings aud Rugs.
the city. -st's-E IL - FsoiE ."
Richmond, 21stAugust, 1917. s"':: e'"66s- lOpd.
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Melancholy accident We learn that Isa,

MeIanchoIy Accident. We learn that Isaac
Bryan, eldest son of Elias Bryan, Esq of Chat
ham county, was found dead, on Saturday the 18th
Instant, in the water shaft of Gold Mine Il is
supposed that he fell from one of the ladders, in
attempting to pass down into the vein, where The
hands were dig gging for gold. His. skull was Sc.
vereIy fractured by the fall His body was found
some two or three hours after the accident was
supposed to have taken place. Our informant
says C He was an interesting and sprightly son Of
devoted father, who was absent at The time. He
was between ten and eleven years Of age =, 81
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NNantod From the Tobacco Grotcing section. in
w North Carolina "A gentleman with some capital
as partner inan established Commission House in Vr
gina in which, by application TO business, he make
ior himself from two to four thousand dollars, accord
ing to the capital he may put in. This may be done
with only such risks his knowledge Of the customers
would justify him in taking. Information can be had
of the Editor of this paper. '.. ...- a. - ..ss
August l8. lS47. 66s.4t
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1t is said that Mr.. John G. Rives, the famous
Junior Editor of the Globe that was, has purchas-
ed the dueIling ground OF Bladensburg, or the
part embracing The. spot on which Baron killed
Decatur A Ietier writer says :at whether on the
authority OF Mr.. Ryes or. mol, sSve cannot say
that he intends To- prohibit all dueHng on his pre-
misses. ~ '2i+'.p<t yi2I ,.rs,'T
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d o. Primtimg Paper Of the best quality. o
any dimensions; EnpeloPes Wf9pripg. &c.s &c: fur
nshed 1t the shortest notice. We invite orders from
North lCafolina, which may be addressed aMessrs
Davenport Allen 60. Agents otbthe Company or to
the Superintendent at the Mill are: fsf sa,il
Augas1, IS47. .Ii.. {" III, .67-tf. .
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Ninth District.
I46 Outlaws maj.

Lieut. Dfoye. We regret 10 learn that Lieut..
Wm Il. Moye, of Compahy ,of -. C. YoLnn-
eers, from Edgeeomb county, died at New Or
leans on. the 9th inst. He had, we understand,
suffered severely with the. diarh@. fof which dis
"a. Ease he died previous to his leaving the Army
his friends ia Edgeeoulb and elsewhere, will
"eePly regret his unlimeIy end; y bsrs.e..l,I
-, l. tWIImington Journal.
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Auction and. Commission Business

''a AT n. b riUGHEs' AUerIoN & Com. STORE
II HAVE now on hand great variety and mixed col
Hardware, Iron, Books Paper Ink, sc. &c., &c all of
which is offered at unusually low prices or Cash only
-' VIZ . ~'''" '''' 0'''''' N. N. B. HUGHES.
Raleigh, August, -25 .ir@-'"Af ,a-a Cos.
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Timber and Copper for the Navy. I

NAVY AGENr's OFFHlcEi 1Vashingtop,Aug. 8, ls41.
SEALED PROPOSALS, chdufsed t' Proposals for
SMaerals for Docks viii betece eived at ts afiTe
until O'Clock, P M. the 18th day Of September hs1f,
for the delivery of timber specified classes And 3,
Pehsacola also rthe delivery the copper And naiIs
specified in class 3. at the ayyyard Pensacbfa e l"i
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by Telegraph to Richmond. .s
Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer, August 2l
Lz- ali 'i'-<. Baltimore, August FL. P. M
Flour. There are sales of City Mills Flour at $6.
Grain: Sales Of prime, red wheat at 81 Is cts. per
buskei I'VE quote prime Yellow Corn al 76 7s cents
per bushel, with salesau e. .t-i ,I.atlte7 ' i,i
No change to note in the markets gene rally
PHILADELPHiA, August 2I, 8 pm.
3 Flour. Pennsylvania brands held at $6, without
sales l'.'c'1'-f3i s%s. -. "s -- s--.i 7.--.
" 1Ine white Wheat sells at 81 81 81 IS cts
Prime yellow Cora 1t 76a 78 cents. =
No change in other articles usually quoted.
= :, .-..-. New YoRK, Aug. 81, PM
F7ota--Sales Of Genessee at dollars and IS cents;
and Of w es,ern at rs 4s 3d. at which 1000 bar
Ies hare been sold.
Graia-Whte Corn, not prime sold to-day at 76 cts; /;
Prime yellow Corn IS and 78 cents. Sales of white
Wheat NOT prime, 1-l3 l5. and of prime article
Southern at 20 %, at which 5000 bushels were
taken. L.. ,t~las. ..tE -.... rfE .
Cotton has declined 1-S of cent per b. ....,s.
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NewuPubIic:AliOias.

4 MANUAL of the Principles and Practice of Road
IA Making, by Gillespie, Prof. Of Civil Engineering in
Union College. Men, Women and Books, by Leigh
Hunt. Russell, New Novel, by James. Life of Paul
Jones' with illustrations vol IL No 27 Pictorial
England. The Soul and the body, by Geo. Moore, M:
d. No. Louis the I4th. dealings with the Firm OF
Doby and Son. wholesae and retail with illustrations.
Taylor and his Gehefals I'd Edition Henry Quartre,
or the days of the League. - 80. =.
.,.' For Sale at the ~ c: Book Store, by
- t-..''F F''&-@- ''s4' .l. II. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Aug a, 1877. - -, =. IL 66s.
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DAGS. The highest market price in cash paid for
AO Cotton and Linen Rags, white colored, at the
Franklin Paper Milfin Richmond, Virginia. Parcels
forwarded tothe will be promptly attended
and payment remtted, instructed by the owners
; - '''''"-. 80 JOHN RICHARDS, Z
..a-,. ~ u's t;3,- 60 SuPerntendf F. Paper Mil.
5IHf! t.S4'at Il" -n''5 %7,.S| - Richmond, Va
II Abgnssf is47. edt ai9 'o}9 's+.re% est.
- s.' -. stE liza ID ,lpol.1at lsE baF -dgi%
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Mr. Clay, says a Correspondent Of The Phiia-'
deIphia Inquirer, has been bathing at Cape Mayf
He dnckedIlhe ladies considerably, and was duck
lhe fun, mo i ~ ~ u - TsIl sE5 fstssE
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From the Bay State Democrat, Boston, Nov. 4, 1874
. Remedies. There are SO many medicines of doubtful
character advertised and pud by the newspapers the
present time, that should shrink from the task
have now undertaken not most thoroughly
WINGED, from personal knowledge of The facts
which we state below. ~ .
Tt Of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry that we
would speak, and speak adysedly. lady of our ac
quaintahec, whom we every day, was short time
since, IN what thought precarious. if not danger
state of health cough had settled her lungs
her form wasting away she obliged TO abap
don her work, and thought not TO resume it
again.. For about months she has been taking Wis
tars Baisam of Wild Cherry and already has she far
regained her health be able to her lahors
This is but single case, but it is one, at least, in
which we cannot doubt the efficacy OF the medicine.
r None genuine unless signed l BUTTS on the wrapper
e3- For sale, wholesale ani retail, by WILLIAMS,
HAYWOOD e. CO., Raleigh. N. c.. .-t. a"a .-..'
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The returns inahe DisSicis below, may be re-
.,dcd as Official We publish them in full this
g"SE in order that our readefs may have them to
80 "yav for future reference ;l,,yef - LssiaH
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MARRIED.

In Wilmington, on the 4h instant, by the Rev. NIr
Hoskins Mr. James Smith, Printer. formerly Of this
City, to Miss Mary Louisa Reaves.
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Il g SepsgsT Peratgslfer esnads:l "a good
anecdote is related of an g old seyentystxer for
nier resident Of New Hamp shire who, by the.
way, was one Of those whose Used names
afeenrolied beneath that sacred Declaration pedgl
Ing 9ie and alt for cur glorious tibertya inde.
pendence was hrs peculiar characteristic, both IN
private and national afaiIs and ns an evidence of
it innhis sociak life, The following fact is given
/ = Afewo years since. in.the town Of Derry, M
T H., was held an annual gathering, known as the
6 Derry Fair,n--where were COLLECTED oil elasses
persons for every conceivable object bat princi-
paliy for the purpose of racing and trading horses
: Old MI. had before his door wooden
post, where always at the commencement Of the
Fair, was tied an old horse, whose principal am
bitiOn and effort seemed to be-, to exist, merely.
Sure evidence was this, that Fair week had arri!
we'd. The old man was never seen out of doors
during the eGrniual; participating in the amuse-
ments and exercises of the occasion, but continued
quietly on with his business within doors, as if
nothing of moment was on foot 80. 70
He hears a tap at the door Walk in" i'm.
mediately follows, in gruff voice. 'sss,s
"Mr.-, how'll ye swap horses % says the
{" Why, Just gire me one dollar in eash-un-
hitch my horse from that post, aud lie yours
there nsteadn ,:ius!o ga qss sAsg~.,s. - s..5r
Visitor acts accordingly Mr. mover look.
ing at the property last Obtained and feeling salts
fed that the quadmped (proyidedt always it had
four feet onehand could not be much inferior to
the one disposed Of - ~ - - :. 2....@*
Soon came another and another applicant, all
receiving the same answer--which proposition
was almost invariably acceded to. So il would
continue from day to day, while /" Fair week"
lasted, I'M . 20 remaining at ease in his room
until night came, when not unfrequenlly he would
find the same horse Standing at the post that he
had fastened there in the morning - Z s'-,'9.|
- '.'',4- ''' Jour. Of Com. -
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Gen. Taylor SSenttnlent -" No one can sup
port me who opposes the war-he is worse than
a Mexican." III ; giri .dqlsIsa /
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wv Nanted Immediately, Vest and Pahtaloon hands.
w None need apply, but such as acknowledged
FIRST makers by Merchant Talors, and willing to
engage themselves for the next season. =. .lsft
...7s7 ALEX. NELSON, opposite Market House..
Augusta. $685.
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81 The Telegraph has been extended to Colum-
bus, Ohio, and is still advancing towards sundO,Om.
The Columbus Statesman furnishes his readers
" Lightning line." This is great country. con.
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sPLENDD LOTTERIEs.
.&34..OOO!a 3, 3
J. w. MAURY u co. MANAGERS.
u 1oi ~ csaeeessOrs 70 j @. Gregory = Co.

J p 9lI-- s8sse23
II ~ '.'ss.sALExANDR EOFTERYese ks!beg <I,etl
Class 81, foflls47.acT To- be drawn at Alexandra,
i. '9. , ..9 Saturday, 4 of September gn' sssa1
IS Number Louery--i3 Drawn Ballots ...3 ...ls',
az 1-...' SPLENDID SCHEME. iood 'a2.asftn-
! prize e'of $34 Ooot of s$i3, ,0oo!1 Of 81, 600!
IL Of s 5000! lof, 800! Il prize lof $3.50 Z
90 prizes of 81 900! 80 of $ 500! so of $500 !rl
200 Of $500 Gc. 9.s'.. -.
TicketsS10-Halyes S5-Quarters So, SO.
Certificates Of Packages of Is Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do ,ta-edo ~ Z of Is Half. .,,a 4 do sac $500
Do s'7 do illsF of 20 Quarters 81 do 8& - so
D~ Orders for Tickets and Shares and certificates Of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account of
each drawing sent immediate after IS all who
order from us-Address, "a j. e. G. 'MAURY:a
Agents for J. w. MAURY g. Co, Managers.
.,.. (Successsrs to J. G. Gregory & Co.) OK
-. 80. =. Washington City. ID. G. =.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

IT Will sell at the Court House door, in Carthage, on
1.-The fourth Monday in September next the following
tracts of land much thereof as will satisfy the taxes
due thereon for the year 1885, and contingent expenses
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The above lands will be sold at the above time and
place, if not previously paid for. ~. r.r ,.,5..:5
80. WIN. WADSWoRTH. late Shift
Moore Co. August l6, ls47. go. .66s-
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ENOr Rent. above my Store, opposite the Market
II House, two beautiful rooms, with private entrance,
and adapted to business study Offices bed rooms
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Raleigh, Aug. s. l , 66S-