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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY:

2SEABoARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
- The Agricultural Fair and Exhibition of this SOcle
will be held the city of Norfolk Tuesday Wedn
day, Thursday and Friday 24h 25th Goth and 9th O
ober. ~ IL
Farmers and Others in the surrounding counties OF NORM
Carolina and Virginia informed that the proprIet0
the varions lines and the Directors of Raoa
and Canal Companies have agreed to transport all so
and other articles intended for exhibition free fcharg M
members at price the round trip. Some changer
made the days of the running of the steamers to &c
commodate the farmers, of which further notice will O'
given. l.,
s Oct. 6, 1854. 9l-u
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Cheap Place.--NO. %, Fayetteville St.
VNTE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF MOST OF OUR
w FALL purchases which is more extensive than
have heretofore had, and to which invite the whole
human race. Some choose to call attention by
of Northern printed Circulars sent to favored fewwe in
vito AL-the rch the poor, the bond and the free CONE
stock, if they don't suit don't
buy.
We take this occasion return Acknowledgements to
the community by which have been SO literally
taned. EVANS d COOKE.
Raleigh, Sept IL, 1854. 81
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S Boot and Shoe store. uuANKs
E"ENRY e. DEPKIN IN RETURNING In Gs. ami and
for mast fayors respectfully informs his fehu Eth
that he has Just returned from the Norb be
large and varied assortment of Goods in his hne
viii feel much pleasure in exhibiting ,n,o, Square.
Z .ec o- s s'sc1s 'ts's 9'" y 1oGs-Sm'
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NTOTICE.-DisSoLUT OF PARTNERSHIP IN
1NTEIE ROCKY MOUNT MILLS The late firm OF DS
tie having been dissolved by the death OF ed
Battle, the undersigned as Surviving Partner VIII all
at wind up the business. He therefore, desut
persons indebted to the said Firm either by note or
: to make Immediate payment ,hin he
While closing up the affairs of the said PartnefSF
will sell Yarns for cash only ,,rr1E
Surviving Partner of Battle q S Sm.
z August Is, 1854 s-.s,.-,.-z g-
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DLEASANT GROVE MALE ACADEMY,
II IFdke Forest, N CIVILIAN NJ. CRENSHAW, A.
b. PrincpalThe Seventh Session of this institution will
the End Monday in January next Tuition from
s. to $l5 per session The Academy situated mile from
Forestve Thelocation of this institution for health
atty and convenience cannot be surpassed by The
Trustees of this school have than realized their
tatons in Mr. CRENsHAw teacher and would the
public that he is thorough scholar and good instructor
Board be had at So per month For further particulars
address DIR. WESLEY HARTSFIELD,
Forestvle, Wake Co., n. C.
Nov. 49, 1858. s-tf
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NEW FIGURING MILL-THE SUBSCRIBERS
~ NEW FIGURING MILLS in successful opera
ton and he turning very superior article -four
He Is now ready custom which he respectfully seics
The best cash prices paid for wheat -
My Mills are stuated within about two miles of Balegh
Walnut Creek - %sss ~ 80 - 80 sssss
w. F.. COLLINS.
Sept ~, 1885, 81 -, ,-s-ss,s s9oe-tf.
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Ladies. Misses and Childrens Shoes
Hats and Caps.

$500 Hats and Caps.
sNMACGEE & WILLIAMS ARE NOW OPENING
at their New Store large and elegant assortment
of gentlemen latest style of Super Moleskn Hats CASH
mere Fgr and variety Of soft finish Hats of all the
Also large assortment of Caps for men, BOYS and ch
dren. consisting of Fur, Cloth, Velvet Plush Glazed &C.
=. All of which they offer at very low prices. q =
Raleigh, Sept, 90 "a. - y - 3D..
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NTOTICE.ATHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
IN HIS TRACT OF LAND lying in Edgeeombe county,
the west side of Swift Greek, and four miles from Da
ties Depot containing seven hundred and sixtyx acre.
with about four hundred in good state OF cur
the low land that is not drained be, as con'
niently which has BEEN and it contains plenty
good mud convenient for composing. The said Lana MAJ
Dwelling House. out houses gn house and screw, anu anu
house for Overseer with two first rate wells OF Wa
The of land level any tract in the
both houses high elevated seats and %
healthy and venture to say is healthy any %
county. no1rpN
August IS, 1854. lO7s-1Otw&sWp0
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KING AND RIGGS.

RALEIGH n. c.
RE receiving their fall and winter stock of goods
N and feel assured they exhibit good assort-
ment and sell good bargains house in the State
Their stock consists in part of fine Black and Blue
Frock and Dress Coats, brown, black, blue and Olive
Frock Sacks for business Coats Brown, black and blue
Frock and Sack Coats Lion Skin Beaver cloth, Cas-
sinners &c.
Plain and fancy Cass. Pants, black Doeskin do.
black Silk and Satin Vests fancy Silk Velvet do, white
Silk and Satin do very rich for weddings and parties
Dress Shirts and collars Silk and Merino understands
and Drawers plain and fancy Cotton and Merino half Hose
Kid and silk gloves; Beautiful assortment of Stocks
Cravats and POCKET Handkerehef lot of fine Hats and
Caps Made by 0akord Philadelphia, fine assortment OF
Cloths Cass and Vestirgs of all grades and coors which
will be made to order the shortest notice, and good
fit warranted =.
Members of the Legislature and others visiting Raleigh
respectfully invited to call and examine our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
Our Terms Cash, six months credit to punctual
Customers.
n. B. All those indebted to the Firm of j. j. Biggs and
Co., will please forward and make payment long
indulgence cannot be expected.
Raleigh, Sept. %, 1854. 1o4l-4t.
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BLANK sWARRANTS.S ss7ss-ss s
of on approved form and good paper sale at this
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I'm Store every thing in the way of STAPLE GOODS,
ECalcoes, Brown and Bleach Shirtings and Sheetings
Linen, Diaper, Cotton Flannel, Carpetng.
We call the of friends and the public gen.
orally the stock assuring them that pains will be
spared to give satisfaction. EVANS d COOKE.
Raleigh, Sept. 1G, 1854. No. 20, Cheap Place.
Opposite E 1. Hardings Clothing Emporium.
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q t#.5 - ~ p $50 EMBROIDERIES, &c.
All of which having been bought upon the most fayora
ble terms they feel confident purchasers will find it to
their interest to call examine their stock before supply
80 s7,i.=.c - sTHADDEUS MCGEE, ~
tf}e - 3e5 ALFRED WILLIAMS. 81
., Raleieh Sent l8 1884 5t.zSq So
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~ SENATORIAL DISTRICTS -.
The following the Counties composing the Fifty SEM
AToRlAL DIsrRfCTs of North Carolina
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UlHE CELEBRATED RAHAT-EELOKOOM OR
Il TUQKISH FIG-PASTE-A delicious article of con-
dictionary for the WELL and agreeable and nutritious
food the i'll and feeble good for Coughs and Colds and
particularly beneficial and Strengthening for weak Lungs
Also lot of fine PineAPpes, Maple Sugar. and Crystal
lied fruit. Call soon at
ANTONIO PIZZINTS
New Confectionery Store.
Raleigh, n. c., May, 5, 1851. 49-tf
II GERMAN, AND AMERICAN HARDWARE, COACH
TRIMMINGS, CROCKERY AND WOOD WARE CUT
LERY, GUNS AND EDGE TOOLS, DOhting Cloth, dc. de.
R., SAINTS CORNER, Raleigh, N. C.-Pocket and Table
Knives Drawing Knives Adzcs Vices Halter and Trace
Chses Hoes Spades and Shove Iron Ware wrought cut
and spike Nails, Wood Ware, Coach Trimmings, Boiling
Cloths Crockery Ware and every style of Housekeeping
articles and Farmers and Mechanics TOOLS
Raleigh, May s. 1858. 49-tf
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AT COST ITO MAKE ROOM FOR LACE FALL
Aand Winter Stock will sell many good and desira
bic articles a cost. Among them
Fancy Colored Cloth Coats,
Fine Tweed do
French and American Cashmere Pants,
Fancy SILK Vests, &c, &c.
These all of good styles and well made.
Z. l.. HARDING.
Aug 2Sd 1924. 10
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= - rs
w. III. & r. s. TUCKER, &
At eir esD Store No. g. Fayetteville street. Raleigh AZ O.
a RE NOW PREPARED TO EXHIBIT THEIR FALL
N STOCK OF-FRENCH, GERMAN, SWISS, ENG
sLISH, SCOTCH, IRISH, AND INDIAN DRY GOODS,
comprising Of the largest and most varied
SILKS DRESS G6oDs, sHAWLS,. cLoAKs, MAN
TILhAS RIBBONS HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES, La
CES LINENS, &c. win be found in this Stock in great
varieties Their customers and the public generally
earnestly requested call before purchasing elsewhere
we will make interest examine stock.
Call and stock OF HATS and GAPS, as we have
Store all the modern Styles namely, theye opener
aeake, Kaosc-1 0ig, fast-aSieep dc, dc. Also
full stock Of mems wear, Groceries and Croekery
Raleigh Sept. TO- 1854. 81
NTEW SHOES sY eEXPRESS.-A VERY LARGE
and late arrival of Shoes, from the Manufac:uryS in
Philadelphia embracing Walking Shoes Slippers Bootees,
Caters. III. & r. S. TUCKER.
June 20, 1854 $50 &63-
A MOTHER SUPPLY OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL
"A Medium Crown Moleskin Hats called the Young Mans
w. H. & R. S. TUCKER.
KARESS TRIMMINGS AND EMBROIDERIES.
~ W. H. r. S. TUCKER.
D IBBoNs, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS and PARA SOILS
HI [SteepIe Tops W. H. & R. S. TUCKER.
ID oDINsoNs' CATERS. SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
Ia W. II. & R. S. TUCKER. d.
a BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF LACE GOODS,
w. II. r. S. TUCKER.
SERVANTS GOODS MARLBORO STRIPES
- Plads, DC w. II. r. s. TUCKER.
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Government of North-Carolin,

Government of North-Carolina.
Salary
DAVID s. REID, of Rockingham, Governor, $1,000
per annum and the use of furnished house. So
Term expires JAM l. 1855. -s-s- -,
SAMUEL F ADAMS, JRy of Rockingham, Secretary to
the Governor, ....-. Exclusive of fees, 800
WILLIAM HILL, of Wake county, Secretary. of State
........... exclusive of fees, 800
DANIEL W. COURTS of Rockingham Treasurer, 1500
WILLIAM J. CLARKE of Wake Comptroller 1000
STEPHEN BIRDsAL of Wake Chief Clerk to Treasurer 500
THE COUNCIL STATE is composed of the following gem
tlemen kimbrough Jones of Wake county William K
Lane, of Wayne county, Whitmel Staings of Gates
ty; Archibald Henderson of Rowan county Wilson HILL
and r. S. French of Robson county. se
The Board LITERATURE of is composed
as follows:-Hs Excellency, David s. Reid President
oc0; Matthew Shaw of Beaufort and Alfred Jones and
William w. Holden, of Wake county. -
THE acknowledgements BOARD is composed as fol-
ows-His Excelency, David S. Reid, President eco6cio;
Calvin Graves of Caswe and Thomas Bragg of Norhamp
county. - ~
GovERNoR's AIDS, with the rank of Colonel. A Nc
Lean Guilford; Thomas Ruin jr, IF Rockingham, and
Robert Strange, jr, of New-H Hanover. @
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IS sessions, RAJ
leigh, the Third Monday of Noyembt every alternate
The next election for members of the Senate House
Of Commons and Governor will be held on the First Thurs
day in August, 1854. "a. - 49,
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ADEIS may call with perfect safety feeling assured
ELthat they obtain anything in the way of DRESS
GOODS French and English Mernos French Plaid Goods
grades and prices and perhaps the beautiful colored
do; all of which will be sold for small advance.
EVANS & COOKE.
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"ALEIGH g. CASTOR RAIL ROAD..SlaEes
karc not permitted travel the Rail Road without
written permit their Duplicates should IN an
1850 " Ue &C., Sc erery mass JAMES NJ POOL,
one oop9 " 10y f Ticket Agent.
Raleigh January 6, 1854. 70
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rHEAP READY MADE CLOTHING OF
Aleyery description also just received at
August %. 1854. 78-2m.
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THE STATE FAIR!
HARDING EXHIB1T1ON!!!
IN l.. HARDING WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
Ho form those contemplating visit 10 the annual Ag,i
cultural Fair be held October, that he has selected
immediate their wants and Wishes the
largest and most carried assortment of
IeEADY-MAD DE CLOTHING
that it has ever been his pleasure to exhibit
He would therefore, suggest the two important consider
atoms of and ecOony while they purchase
from a WE'LL CLOTHING EMPoRIUM RALEIGH,
good garments be mudc order, tosc prices
as be sold elsewhere
EDWARD l.. HARDING,
Fayetteville Street
Raleigh n. c.
September Is, 1854. Sc
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THO FARMERS.-We have in Store well selected
assortment of Brogans pegged and sewed, which will
: ',fS EVANS 8 COOKIE
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IN ALEIGH AND CASTOR ROAD.-ON AND
Sd July the Passenger Train iIes ahf FeP
Union and reach Weldon half past H. in time for pas
sengers take the Wilmington train gong SIs'h anu 'e
Returning it will leave Weldon at p NJ after the ar
rival of the train from Wilmington, and reach kaegn At
Office Raleigh and CASTOR r. R. Co. or
June 29th 1854. SOL
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p. F. EsCUD,

p. F. ES ID
-HoLEsALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
w Raleigh, N. c., Is NOW RE E tS HIS
extensive purchases the SPRING TRADE and the rap
dly increasing demand having justified his purchasing
original which he nas @
ented inducements to his friends and customers 70 the
win sell the most popular Patent aa sn al
the public generally to give his stock and prices exam
nation before sending their orders North or elsewhere
o.
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NEGRO GOODS.-KERSEYS OF ALL GRADES
" Plaid, Striped and Plain Linseys = 3
Marlboro and Gala Stripes and Plaids,
Cotton Osnaburgs and Heavy Shrtings 5sS 4.
Russet Black BrogansHeavy Boots Just received an
for sale by JAMES McKIMMON
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II VOWS RAT PILLS AND SALYE. DON'T
lAbe annoyed any longer with rats, when you extir
them by giving Rat Pills greasing their food with
Coster's Salye, which you will find at PESCODS.-
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DAINT,S, OILS & VARNISH.-Thde Subscriber
Il receiving his Spring stock of PANTS OIs and VAR
HsHEs of all kinds and qualities, and in quantities, COM
mesurate with the greatly increased demand: He would
call especial attention his Superior quality of White
Lead Lnseed OIL Coach and Furniture Varnish and re-
specially invite purchasers to Examine his Stock and
prices before buying this the northern Markets. bee
P. +. PESCUD.
RALEIGH March IS. 1854. S.
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A Splendid lotof SHAwLS, Plain, Plaid, White Silk
IN Grape Do Gloves, every quality and price. Call
wish them to be circulating EVANS d COOKE.
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HSARTERS' SPANISH MIXTURE.-Afres fresh sup
Opy just received and those troubled with Dyspepsia or
diseases arising from impure sateo the blood are urged
to give trial 1t has produced wonderful cure in Raj
eph by the use of 9 Bottles. p. F. PESCUD.
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HAIR BRUSHES.-The most extensive variety of
IL Hair BrrGhes in this City, may be seen and bought
very cheap at L. F. Pescud's DRUG STORE.
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To Editors and Clerks of County Courts

We pleased to learn that the labors Of the
Rev. John p. Campbell. and many Of his agents,
nave been successful in collecting Materials for
Ills Southern Business Directory amt General
CONNER ci0i AorcrtiSer. 1t Is proposed that in
addIilun a full list of all Merchants, ManuGac.
urers. (by machinery Bank, Insurance. RsilroaG.
Steamboat, Steam Packet and Mining Companies,
together with the population and number Of high
schools, churches and COMMERCIAL prospects, &C.,
of every principle town in The States Of kentucky
North Carolis a, and all the States south OF them,
eleven in numb.'r) that the cards of newspapers
he inserted asu, that the names of Editors and
Pr"preior<, and days and terms OF issue, and that
copy Of The Directory be sent TO each Of them
remuneration for two Insertions of this ar
cle in their editorial columns. This exchange of
courtesIes has been made between Mr.. Campbell
and the editors of the South.
We requested TO tender his hearty thanks
10 Parish, District. and County Court Clerks, who
have rrmltIed him Isis above, and that if copy
of the Directory with their ufice card inserted will
not compensate THIN for it, they will please Tor
ward their bill with The list, TO him. 1t is mpor-
tan: that every county shall be represented soon.
Every newspaper in the aboved-named States
will pie ase copy The above twice, ard send their
card, or their paper containing it, TO the ''SOuhern
Business Directory and General Commerce. Ad-
verIiser," Nashville, Tenn Clerks and agents
address The me.
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The War News.

Affairs in the war quarter appear 10 have under
gone little change since the sailing Of the last
steamer. The Turks, though hard pressed, man.
aged TO retain possession of SiIis,rIa.
On the 10Th Of June the Russians made another
unsuccessful attack Of the place, but as hitherto
were repulsed. Prince Paskiewitch received n
severe wound in the right leg. and Obliged to
temporarily resign the command OF The Russia for.
ces 10 Gen. Gortschakof.
The report that Marsa Pasha. the Turkish com.
mander at SiIistra, had been killed, turns out TO
be incorrect.
The Turks recently made n attack on the Island
OF Wrnken. but were repus"d.
The English transport ship Europa was lately
burned while in The vicinity OF Gibraltar. She had
a large number Of troops on board, twenty .one Of
whom were lost, the remainded made their escape
in boats
Three British steamers attacked Brahastadt on
the 30th May, and destroyed the ships, dock-yard
stores and other property, the whole damage
probably amounting to three hundred AID fifty thou
sand roubIes.
On the following day, the 31st, the steamers
destroyed the ships, backyard and stores at
Sveaborg. The damage in this instance being
estimated at four hundred thousand roubles
AT last dates the Baltic feet within thirty
mlIrs from HeIsingfors.
The Russians were collecting a strong force on
the shores OF the Gulf of Bohna, in Finland, and
were otherwis" making threatening demonstrations
against Sweden and Norway.
Much excitement existed in Berlin respecting
The change Of the Russian headquarters to Jassy.
This move is considered ominous OF the intentions
OF the Gar towards Austria and Prussia.
Col. Manteufel was despatched with the sum-
mons of Austria, demanding the Car to .evacuate
The PrincpaIilies. He will be followed by another
Envoy from Prussia to ST. Petersburg, whose
duly It will be TO support The Austrian summons.
At Vierna, at last dates, it was not doubted but
that the demand had been already rejected by the
Gear.
The recent conference between the Emperor Of
Austria and the King of Prussia resulted saslac.
torIy to The allied powers.
declaration of war by Sweden against Russia
was daily expected.
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The TURNlP CROP OF THE SoUTH.-One Of
EngIand's pronundest statesmen has said, Eng
land could better bear the loss Of the great Bank
of Engla than to loose two successive crops OF
turnips. That :here is truth in the remark. all
our intelligent countrymen who travel in Eng land
testify. Our great Webster, when in England
was SO thoroughly impressed with the importance
Of the furnip crop that he made it a special theme
friends to 60 more extensively into turnip culture
II New England cultivate the turnip to ad
vantage, what may not the South do Here where
they grow through The whole winter, require no
pulling 10 house. A crop of fine turnips may be
got here from seed Of the early imported varlrres
sown in January and February. fine crop may
be got from The same varieties sown the last Of
July and August. crop of Ruta Bagas may be
got by sowing the seed in July, which will last all
through the winter, even until May. The Red
Tops, Norfuk's and White Flat, may be put in
any time from August TO October, and make fine
turnIps. There are but three months in the year
thai we cannot pull fresh sweet turin ps from the
ground, viz June, July and August, and wet
summer will give them 10 US in August. We have
seen 10 Georgia, four acres produce four thousand
bushels of Ruta Bagas; at the lowest estimate, they
worth haif The price OF corn, either for man or
beast. We have sold from less than half an acre
one hundred dollars worth Of white lurnps, and
left stand Of Ruta- Bagas TO feed large family
and fifteen twenty head of cattle through the
winter. Now what crop can be raised at the South
TO compare with it this is the month 10 plant
Farmers and gardeners, be up and doing, while
Europe wars; let make something 10 feed the
world with.
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Valuable Gold Mine for Sale,

Three miles NORTH Of Dallas, Gosto" Co., ~ {.
r YING on the South fork of the Catawba RIVER
| This place, on which the Subscriber now resides
belonging 10 the heirs of Christian Rhodes DEC az is
offered for Sale very accommodating terms privately
until Tuesday the 5h day of September next, When' II
privately disposed Of will be put up TO the hghes
bidder at PUBLIC action. .-.
The GOLD Mine
has been in successful operation for number OF years.
The nearness of the ore to the surface the quality Of
the ore and the facilities ior> grinding it, (he Wine
being less than half mile from the mill ! offer large
dividends capital to the enteTprising Miner.
The of land contains by estimation 4O4 Acres,
on which there is Grist, Saw and Gold Mill with an
exceen. shoal for any kind Of Machinery on either
side of the stream Also, two Dwelling Houses with
suitable oubuildings for two Families with good Or
chards.
Terms A liberia! credit will be given. For partic-
uars address,
CALEB RHODES, General Agent,
For the heirs of c. Rhodes, decd
June 80. 'jl. co. 49-lUw
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Later from Europe.

Intelligence by the Baltic represents that the
Russian troops greatly disheartened by their
late reversrs, and the pride OF the nation is hum.
bIed. 1t is believed that the evacuation Of the
PrinciPaltes is designed to facilitate the forma
ton of league between Russia and the German
Powers.
The English papers demanding the imme'
date bombardmtnt of Cronsadr, in order to hum.
bic Russia before the declaration Of peace, an
event which is now looked upon probable be-
fore winter sets in
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STOP THE THIEF!
800 FHNTT = FD

4 sc OUNDREL, who gave his name JOHN
n son, from Columbia hired of the subsc ribers on
FriLay the 30t ut dark bay, Horse for the purpose,
he then said, OF going TO Mon e.. H. and returning
the Sunday following Since then we have heard
nothing of the horse the man. and from know
ledge circumstances that have transplred since,
there is doubt scourdrel stolen the horse
The man is supposed to be about % % years old,
about feet, 10 IL inches high, peculiartes
membered of him.
The Horse dark bay, four years old, had star
on his forehead, white hmdfoot-think il is the
left one-wh a sore back; gait, rack canter, hard
to make trott; good condition. The bride was
a rounded one, with red web reins; saddle fine,
black, quilted Spanish.
Whoever will secure the horse and inform where
he can be obtained, shall receive reward of $50,
any information given us concerning the route taken
by the will be thankfully received and appreciated
Direct to
CLARK GRIFFIN,
Laurens &. H.. S. c.
July :, 1884. 81 2w