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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-12
Schools,

WAYNE INSTITUTE AND NORn,.,
Summer session of this Institution will co,LEeR
u the Both inst, under the superint endennc commence -
Robinson, Esq, who has been elected Preside OF Wip
at present putting forth every exeron to nro and Who'll
tent Board of Teachers In this he has aread IRE eo
eeedea, ana hepes at an early day. to be able f. pa
the nuEaber OF teachers complete W ann0ur
The Institution is divided into three denartu
rys AcademIcal ana Coegatethe latter Of M
signed solely for the education and trainnp 81 ID
the Academic is intended School where bov wh
pared to enter our own University, other Gait VIII p
out the country the Primary Department as through
lille School, and preparatory to the Academic mere uen
In each of these several Departments MI
School will be kept-in separate and disne ana Penal.
building, and under separate and distinct parts the
exception of the President who will superinend in WIN s
partnen's ana ah0ra sucn instruction as may be in Ii, De-
AS part of the internal regulations the Instint
Male Departments will open and dismiss Is The
than the Female Departments eS earle,
In the Collegiate Departments, Male ard Fexal
facilities will be afforded to those who may wish t UNUSUAL
teachers. At each Annual Commencement two IGecne
two females will be admitted to free tuition
qualifications. hereafter to be prescribed Aris eF
admission to be made to the President, and TO b. de
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
| To be received pupil of this Institution tbo -,
must sustain unexcepti0nable character. PpfNats
In no case will any one be admitted who does NOT -
the Ireasurers receipt for at least in
ton unless first presented with certificate of S if ta
signed by one of the heads of Departments "us sion
| Pupils, on admission, will be examined by one ofn -
of Departments and assigned to such classes as tb
| fciency shall warrant. 'l' pro-
Students will be charged from the date of entrance -
end of the session No deduction will be made for 70 tha
except in fprotracted sickness or death mol U aGS
be refunded in case of expulsion or VOLUNTARY win any
drawal. With
cha tickets from the VIII be required p,
will be admitted until such ticket be exhibited Su
The pleasant location and neat arrangement of bo hill;
ngs, added to the acknowledged saubrity of Coldhor
the high reputation of the President as an nstrpct a
discipnarian, w it is hoped secure to this infant M AM
tion patronage and support commensurate with its
and the wants of the community.
80 Printed catalogues will be prepared at an early s
giving, in detail, the studies pursued and the rprng
adopted and will be forwarded to applicants free Of
JOHN A. GREEN Secrfptsrse
| Goldsboro' June %, 1853 253-1t 9!:
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FrOln Eurone.

The Steamships Washington and Niagara arrived
at New York on the 4th inst, bringing Liverpool
dates to the goth and 23d ult., respectively.
The opinion seems to gain ground that the Rus
sian and Turkish difficulties would be settled with
out war. Negotiations had been resumed under the
auspices of France and England, and compromise
proposed All apprehensions of war seem, for the
time, at least, to have passed away-somethiug will
be d. ne to soothe the pride of Turkey but Russia
will obtain all the substantial advantages she seeks
for.
SMYRNA.-IHe Costa Difculty-T Threatened Bot-
tie 6ctaceen the american and austrian Coyvettes -
Inc latest adFlces from Smyrna in regard to the
Kossta affair state that the American and Austrian
vessels had determined to fight, and had actually
cleared their decks for action when the British and
French Consuls nterfered and prevented hostlities
IL was afterwards arranged than Kossta should he
gwen to the French Consul until the affair should be
settled at COnstantinope by the French, Austrian,
ana American Ministers Kossta was accordingly
landed, and In chains escorted by the Austrian ma
fines to the office of the French Consul
CHINA'-ChIna dates are to May 14th The rebels
had caused the Bible 10 be translated into Chinese
and this had created an immense excitement and com
pete overthrow OF the Tartar dynasty was anticpa,ed
The insurgents had raised the banner of Christianity
and were preparing to march upon Pekin. The Pro.
teslant worship was permitted. Nankn was renra
eented to be in state of ruin and the whole
IN condition of anarchy.
ne commander of the British steamer Hermes had
from an expedition &c the seat of the rebellion
Whete ne mad explained the neutral position of the
foreign powers. He states that the insnroen,s ba,
adopted the Protestant form OF worship reeoonz;n,
Jesus Chst as the Saviour. the Trinity, and the Te
Commandments $50 'Ae Ae'
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JULY 8th--Receved this day the following cheap Publ
York. This Novel of the intelligent and inter
esng that the has produced The Necromancr or
nodsprinted from the advanced sheets purchased from the
author in London. Vivian Grey, by DIsrael3 volumes in
The Emigrant Squire, by the Author of Bell Bran.
chants Solvent and Insolvent by T. s Arthur. Philip
in search of Wife. Father Clement, true and touching
South West by Emmerson Bennett. Illustrated Edition
The Life and Adventures of Arthur Spring, the Murderer
of Mrs Ellen Lynch and Mrs. Honora Shaw, with Pr.
trait of the Murderer, Arthur Spring Trial and the Speech
and Conviction. Llorente's History of the nquisit il
SPAIN from the time of its establishment to the reign Fer.
cheves of the Supreme Council and from those of Subo
nate Tribunals OF tie Holy office. The author sn
guished Papist and tells tale of truthful horror Also Tie
London Edition of Boswels Life of Dr. johnson, illustrated
Dixon and Kerrs Ornamental and Domestic Poultry Book
Pierre. or the Antiquities, by Melville. For sale by
Guly Is 1853 L. H. PIERCE
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GooD ScRIpTuRAL NAMEs--The MchmoY INES
of Saturday relates the following
gentleman travelling in section Of county Wnicn
shall be nameless stopped at the house OF afaoas Ola
woman, and observing her fondness for pet dog,
yentured 10 ask the name of the animal. The good
woman answered by saying she called lIn More,
over.''
lis not that strange name !" Inquirebthe gentle
man.
eyes" said the pious old lady, :" bt thought it
must be good one, as found it in tff Bib e..
Found it in the Bible !' quoth the gentleman
Pray in what part of the Bible did yu tird If =
The old lady took down her Bible kIth the utmost
reverence, and turning to the text, reai as follows
Moreover. the dog came and lickd his sores"
"There,'' said she triumpanty snave | not the
highest authority for the name!"
THE MARRIAGE CEREMONIAL anecdote is rela-
ted by Mr.. Hale, of New Hampslife, in one OF his
Free Soil speeches 10 this effect
A couple came to me one nightand wished me to
ioin them in wedlock | consened to perform the
ceremony, and said to the man
Do you take this woman TO be your welded
wife ,"
Certainly" he replied.
&" Do you take this man toE0e your lawful nus
band %
eyes do.'
"Then you man and Wfe-that's ALL
Both looked with great astnlshment, and Inc iaoJ
asked
SIS that all q
eyes, that's ALL
WELL she replied, "saint such mighty affai
after al.'
| DE1A1NE AND ToyE--The local editor of the Alba
nv transcript states 1hatbo man under thirty-ve
sit beside nine wards of blaine without becoming at
ficted with palpitation q the heart.
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Ioldsboro',
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

,HIS Institution will commence its second Session on n
l. second Monday in July next. Every branch of fmoI
education is taught in the Institute and the present
of Scholars warrants the belief that School in our c
The expenses per will exceed 1924 for the m
advanced literary and with the usual number of m
ras the necessary expense per year will not exceed $40
Board per month in the Institute 3d. good Board NAV
had in the private families of the village much cheaper
Tuition for all English branches, per Session of q weeks
$12; Junior and Senior Glasses SIS
For particulars the public is referred to our Cicu
which be had by addressing the Secretary or the P
pal, H. A. BIZZELL Sec'y
Clinton, May 20, 1s53-39-tf] of Board of Trustees
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l NJ HEWITT EncnmAn for
J. NJ. HEWITT, Foreman for
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO, 10 Wall street
HARNDEN'S EXPRESS, II Broadway
PULLEN, VIRGIL & CO.'S I6 Wall street,
WELLS FARGO q CO g I6 Wall street

DOVER, n. II JAN %, 800
Messrs. BRAGG Col had a valuable horse that about
three weeks since wounded severely in his thigh win
sharp hook opening cash three inches in length ana an %
deep tried various articles to heal it, but lnhma
getting into caused large quantities of matter to cQs an5
the limb quite stiff. fl lend OF ine asked me II Idu
the Mustang Lnimen TO which replied in the negative u"
thinking it I'M ght do good induced to try it. la" Oh
half bottle when the inflammation began to be %
wound heal Now il entirely healed aAd the m
growing the wound making il look as Wen as e'si
Hoping that others benetIed by trial OF your yar
compound, lremaIn yours, CHAo' T. "
PRIcgs-The Lnimen put up in sizes ana TetalS or
cents &c CENTS and 81 bottle. The so cents ana 81 slZe
tans 3 and times the 25 cent sizete large s
being much cheaper -u TT ira
and Market streets, st Louis Mo. nm 49,.
Sold Y all Druggists, Y. DUFNE' hsti. " o
Dee
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TAKE NOTICE,

DERSONS who have accounts of longer standing than
three months, requested to Settle longer indu
gence cannot be given
reference given upon delivery This rule viii not be depar
ted from.
We have for sale cheap Tar Machine, built according
workmanship warranted tight Also, small Engine of
our own manufacture 81 inch cylinder p feet stroke Give
a call before purchasing elsewhere.
SUTTON, SOUTIIMAYD & co.
August 5th 1853 4S-3w
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.

YFNIIIS Lniment unequalled for the of Rheumatism
4 Neuralgia, Bruises Burns Strains Corns, Piles, lumot
Stiffness Old Sores, Swengs, OF Pains in any part OF The bJ
application reach volume of certificates
be from those That have been cureN Of these diseases M
that have had Horses rur of RngbODP
Scratches Wind gals Saddle gals Cracked heels, Stiffness
any enlargement Of bones muscle
THROUGH BY EXPRESS!!
This certify that the Mexican Mustang inment Has ben
used quite extensively in the stables OF Adams E Co Great
Southern Eastern and Western Expresses for Curing Gals
Chaes Scratches Sprains and bruises, and it has proved
efectua Many of their have also used thrmSeF9
and their fames and they all speak of its healing and remedial
qualities in the highest One OF hostes got k
and badly and bruised his usuathe MUSlAN
INIMENT resOrted and the and lmens was
removed, perfectly well in three four days
We have hesitation in recommending a valuable pePd
alton, to be used externally breast. j. pUNMN
Foreman of Adams & Co.'S Express Stable New l@h
We take great pleasure recommending the MEAlCAN MIS-
TANG LINIMENT TO all friends and customers as me o
article lave used for Sures SpranS of Gaid in s
We have used it extensively, and always eIectnay Some
men have also used for Bruises and Sores as n
Rheumatic Palms. and they all say like maGc-We Gu
only that have entirely abandoned the OF any QUIET
| TiniTn
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NEXT TO THE LAST CHANCE.

WIZ be sold on Saturday the 18th August, TWENTY
w VALUABLE LOTS OF LAND lying on the Will
mington and Manchester Rail Road, about and half
miles west of the Whiteve Depot at place called PINE
10y better place cannot be found the road sell
goods and get for them, too carry Disting
business We will also SELL at the time, good TUR-
PENIlNE STILL AND FIXTURES, and a LOT OF
TURPENTlNE. A credit of six months will be given
note and good security required.
SMITH, JONES s. co.
July 90, 1853 36-ts
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LOST BAGGAGE.--The Michigan Southern and North.
ern, Indiana Railroad Company advertise in the Com.
mercial. published at Monroe, Michigan, list of one
hundred and n'netyfour packages of unclaimed bag
gage. These packages consist of trunks, valises,
chests bandboxes OK yokes wagons. bedsteads. bar.
rels cupboards. even down TO Jug of boiled cider
They are 10 be sold the 1st of September next,
no. claimed.
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MkRRIED,

In this town. on the 4 inst by James L. Corbett, Esq
Mr. WILLIAM CLARK toHIiss MARGARET ANN LEWIS. All
SO, on the 18th ut by he same, Mr. KENNETH MCKENZIE
to Miss MARY BRIGGS
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Marine Intelligence.
oRT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTa-CARoLINA.

: ARRIVED.
Aug 4-Steame Henrietta, Rothwel, from Fayetteville,
to Vessel s, Eilers; with mdze.
Steamer Fanny uterloh, Stedman from Fayetteville, to
E. J. Lutterloh.
Steamer Southe ner, -, from Fayetteville, to w H,
McRary.
4-schr Wake Briggs, from New York. to Geo. Harriss;
with mdze
81 S Mail Steamer Gladiator sterett, I'm Charleston,
G-Steamer Chatham Evans, from Fayetteville, to T. c.
CLEARED.
Aug 5.-Seamer Fanny Lutteroh Stedman for Fayette-
vile, by E. J Lutterleh.
teaner Henrietta, Rothwe for White Hail. by Vessel
Schr. j. DeRosset, Derrckson, for New York. by De-
Rosset & Brown.
u S. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley Bates for Charleston
with % passengers
6-Steamer Southerner, JONES' for Fayetteville by w
H. McRGy.
2425; Cofee-Ro, loa@l Laguira 1000. St Domingo
SOLO ;Cotton-Stricy prime, ll@O0, Prime, 1U4@A0 Fair
lO@l05 Feathers, 35@37; Flour-Superfne S. 25@5 40
Fine s. 0o@5 Is, Scratched, q 1900 co. Corn, 75@85
Wheat 70@S0 Oats, 10000. Peas, 1880, Rye, 10000
Hides-Dry, 7@S, Green 300; Lard, l0@ll; Moasses-
Cuba. 2J@26, New Orleans 37R@4O Salt-Liv'p, SACK
50@$l CO. Alum, (bushel) O0@O0 Faxseed, 81 O0@O 90
Wool, 27@2S.
Cotton-Some 80 bales sold on Tuesday at lie. Corr
sells at lowest figures Flour variable. Turpenne 81
! Spirits 30 cents ObSeruer.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-CThree days previous )-Nava
StoresThe transactions since last have been limited
Turpentne is quiet, with small stock Common Rosn i
scarce and full prices would be obtained for full sized bar
res Tar exceedingly scarce, and selling II small lots
wanted So 25 SO so Spirits Turpentine dull
small decline The sales $4,000 bbls Spirits Tupentn
43@44c, cash. including small lots the latter rate 95
North County, 81 37a in yard, and 40$l 42a delivered
$50 lbs.
Rice-snce last sales of $50 have been made
| So Sl4@$4 So cash.
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xu,rv Won READ THE TRUTH!

A MEDICINE must have merit and great merit TO- /"
n stand the test of public opinion NO art OF pumh5
ga7anze worthless article SO to keep it alive as g5
medicine if it be not really so. lit;
good medicine will live, become popular, and exen
sales year year, in spite of opposition 1h9 pet
lily find out its virtues, and the fame OF them passes
mouth to mouth with rapidity than neWslaIss H.
spread It, Il Ir'mg ~1t"esS tesIylng TO 'nt cu' new.
cine has made for him. is of far more service than any '
paper advertising. Ia.
In proof of what we sly above refer you to Ham5
Vegetable Tincure, and its effects. Its praise Is " &c.
mouths Of multitudes. The best Of our coah.!
their testimony to its wonderful cures Among !n' p
Hon. H. Clay, Hon, Richard NJ johnson; sls Cart
dent of the United States, with hundreds of others M
Thomas Canot-brother to the celebrated physician ea
Emperor of France-was cured by it of diseas e and
years standing after the skill of the Doctors OF LOl
America had failed. rrss.
in the city and country find the SUCCESS atten ard
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture is purely yege &tnre
warranted free from all mineral substances. Ih liver,
by its mild, pleasant and safe action on the ona M
kidneys lungs. and The nervous system, cures y han
Complaint, Diseases of the Urinary Organs Kings
ma. Bronchial Affections Consumption, ScroluS Vtus
Evil, Worms, Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia 1 piles,
Dance, Fits, Nervous Affections generally % impur
Bowel Complaints, with all diseases arising
blood. As IA remedy for the various dera2S eLn'n''
male System, it seems to have no superlo orTOR aANP
THE FEMALE SYSTEM HAS, IN DOOI0aa arous and
TONS VEGErABLE TINoTURE CURE for it; heen db
complicated arrangements Hundreds VINO INV grave
tated and disprited and the verge of which
have been restored by its use to blooming t Of LIVING
are abundantly able to / rove by such " n.y.
" LIVER LIVER COMPLAINT AND pEB 5ilLrgndriq, Va
Extract from James Harris, Esq's Le" unset he says
After speaking of wonderful cures Oh ard WIN
Mrs II. has been suffering with the i've throV
inability constantly complaining from health than 81
her whole system She now enjoys by the use Of HAM
thirty years, being entirely restored o. o. 'D
| TONS VEGETABLE TINCTUhh'
RHEUMATISM, SO YEARs-Mr3 T. 15 B1S to her 18Th
gin., suffered from Rheumatism from NJ Benr wealth. AZ
year of age; times entirely helpless tried many m
employed the best medical attention. ana ,
cnes, but was cured only by HAMPTON ,,;.a
TINCTURE. Mr Henry c. VIII
had cough for years great Weakness e but D was cured
five or physicians tried all thelT cir iTTINCTURE
oni So y Sold by MoRTIMER MOVER New York G e.
more street, Baltimore; and sO4 D. DuFre W.
/ and get Pamphlet gratis; sold py ", A.
/ mineton. n G., and by Druggists generally - x
TnRoUGH BY ExPREssI have rja asts straw rsySA Soa
Of The %usn Hfp ana
Ing. can Be fitted by calling imnedlatey MYERS, Halter
Store Granite Row
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EXECUTORS SALE.

On Thursday, the 18th of August, 1853 the undersigned
~ as Executors of the last Will of the late WILLIAM H.
BEATTY, will expose to sale by public Auction Pleasant
Retreat the late residence of their tesator all the perish
able property belonging to said and consisting prin-
cipaly of the following articles and eects-t say:
Household and Kitchen furniture Horses. Mules Cattle
ber Boat of about the capacity of $50 barrels many
other articles. credit of six months will be allowed
the purchasers will be required into bonds with
good and sufficient surees to the of their
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$40 REWARD.

WEwill pay for the apprehension and safe delivery N
w IN any Jail, so that get him again, "a
lmy negro fellows SAM Sam is about feet q
inches high-dark complicated He absconded few ~
days SINCE and it supposed he will his way
A she county, n c. DORTCH s BARNES.
Georgetown S. c., 18th July, '53 4S-tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
koANPSON COUNTY.
Court Of Equity, Spring Term, 1853.
James B. Pigtord and wife, |

SAMPSON COUNTY.
Court Of Equity Spring Term, 1853
James B. Pigtord and wife,
VIM. II. Smith, nth wife and Petition to sell lands
others.
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
PENDANTS Samuel Torrans and wife, Sarah Jane reside
beyond the limits of this State 1t is therefore, ordered
that publication be made for six weeks the Wilmington
Journal published in the Town of Wilmington, North Car
olna notifying the said defendants be and appear at the
next Court of Equity to be held for the County Of Sampson
at the Court House Clinton the 9th Monday after the
attn Monday OF September next to demur
painant Petition, the same will De taken pro coafsso
Witness, PATRICK MURPHY, Clerk and Master of said
A. D., 1853 u
Tests: TO-, P MURPHY, c. Me.
July Sth 1853 44-6w
NORTH CAROLINA UMBRELLA sTORE.-The de-
~ sale of Umbrellas is randy incroasnc
Row. 49, > 0
Also a few fine Walking Canes, for sale low.
Aug 5, G. MYERS
JUST RECEIVED from New York, per scbr. VIM Il.
23o GOO lbs Of pti%s extra aRdN l. White Lead
I case of Pruss. Blue in Oil;
" Chrome Green;
6inseed Oil Bar TIMBER and Tena De srenna ground in
I'll Inne fG 16i sale cheap at nru G. p DTPRE,s,
june VI Drug and Chemical Ware Rooms
IME, Lime, Lime 1000 barrels LincoInville White
- Lump Also, Calcned Plaster, Pastering Hair Fir.
Brick and Hydraulic Cement 900 bbs. Lime, &c. Fo,
safe oy ,za, c. & R. B. WOOD,
% =, o1-1.Yol Contractors and Builders
NOVELTY.
HAVE just received case of soft white FUR HITS
the lightest Hat sold here weighing only two
my fy,s ca ~ De Carried In the pocket
AT COST.
THE BALANCE OF MY STOCK OF MISSES -
Infants HATS will sell at at cost to close them ~
.uiy - g. MYERS.
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Japan.

German traveller, Mr. Gerstaeker, has publish
ed volume of interesting travels and whose pow
of observation and trustw orthiness particularly
regards countries little visited, render him de-
sirable narrator, thus pronounces the results of
Commodore Perrys expedition to Japan
By love and kindness neither America any
other nation can expect to get anything out of the
Japanese. have not the least doubt that the En-
peror will refuse to receive the Ambassadors, or if
he does grant them interview, he will dismiss
them again without even promises; and yet the En-
perOr of Japan is not ignorant of affairs peo-
pie commonly suspect. He has all kinds-and the
best of them-of geographical and historical works
translated into his language, and interpreters for
nearly every country and he is wide awake by this
time as to what others about and what he is to
expect. 1t is not likely that he should be ignorant
of the power of his antagonist still do not think
that he will be persuaded to anything; and then the
question arises if other nations will take what they
cannot get with free will will it not be necessary
TO frame a new order of laws stating the certain
sum amount of property, where stealing ends and
justi6abe possession commences?
1T will not be such an easy war with the Japan
csc though-the richest bees defend their hives the
most hercey and the Japanese far better soldiers
than the Chinese; their coasts being guarded by
cliffs and rocks while the unsteady weather and sud-
den gales of those ATTITUDES, also in their favor
against an approaching cruising enemy. The
smaller islands may be taken, have no doubt-at
least cut off, from connection with the larger ones
but hostile nations will find the Japanese far better
prepared for attack than they now suspect. An
other difficulty with the Japanese will be the impos
sibilty of half measures If the Americans do force
entrance at point-and it is as likely as not
that they may do so-and do not take the whole is.
land, they will be walled in, in q very short time
and permitted to Isee little enough Of their neigh
bors. Still the islands too small to resist for
any length of time renewed attacks; and his Mejes.
ty will have to yield first his country and then his
crown, about as willingly the Californian Indians
I n no AtNcAr lsn~o hl.nl r.
nations that have seen their countries oyerrun by
strangers and enemies"
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THE HERALD IN THE MARKEr.-Swain. of thu
Philadelphia Ledger, is negotiating for the New
York Herald. Last Friday he offered $500, 900 cash
for the whole concern, Hudson and all, or $4,000
per annum in perpetnp. Neither proposition has
been definitely accsptear IN. Z. Dog Book, lst inst
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lNDIscREET.-The b" Live Giraffe" heretofore
neutral paper, has commenced dabblng in politics -
Tall as the animal is acknowledged to be- in his last
issue he is over his in the Venable controversy
Everything 10 lose and nothing to gain, we fear
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Authorized Agents for the Journal.
JAMES NJ RRDMoND, Tarboro, Edgecombe co., M
JOSIAH JOHNSON, Clinton, Sampson county
Joseph R. KEMP, Bladen county
JAMES H. MEREDITH, Gravelly Hill, Bladen CO.
3. BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county
LEWIS JONES, PinkHillP. o., Lenoir county