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HUST RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
% Musical Instruments at the n Music Store, where
always be found Sheet Music and Music Books for all
instruments Pianos from the celebrated Factory of Knabe
Ghle Baltimore Guitars Violins Violncelios Drums
Ffe Flutes Clarionets Fageoles Octave Flutes Accor
deons ranging from 60 1890 Banjos Tamborins
Violin Screws Pins, Bridges, Bows. lot of Italian
Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Porte Monies, &c, &C.
Z ARTISTS MATERIALS.-A beautiful lot of Landscape
Patterns for Oil Painting Japan Boxes Paints, Brushes
Oils and vaTpsh; Canyass n pieces OF on stretches
Boards Graduate Tint Paper Pastel Water Colors Pic
lures, Picture Frames, Gilt Moulding, Glass &c, dc.
.-s,.sz -. Il. w. PETERSILIA.
s6NORN FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
quantity of Corn for SALE Those who viii please
1fFs - : ~ n PRICE
August 81, 1e54.5sfl ~ - 7s--2t
q . - HAnDfNG's
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II YON,S KATHIRON.-12 Dozen Bottles just re
r ceiyed and for sale wholesale and retail, by
''-'e1 anu -0- P. f. PESCUD.
NOV. 4th. lOl-
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UHAIR BRUSHES.-The most extensive variety of
Hair Brushes in this City, may be seen and bought
yerv cheap al P. F. Pescud's DRUG SIORE.
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OREGON PEAS.-Another supply of these eelebTa-
p. F. PESCUD
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THNOOTH BRUSHES.-Ih have very large supply
- " P +. PESCUD.
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NTAG,S HEAD.ATHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
IL fully informs the public that the Ocean Retreat st
Nags Head which has been greatly enlarged and Improved
the last will be oPeu for visitors on The efae
Of July. A. z, JACOBS PPoprSeeRr
Guns 2i 1854 - = - stf ~ t2--$sWtaHS
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WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD,
and Retail Druggists,

RALEIGH, N. C.
A RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR SPRING AND
N Summer supplies-nakng the largest and most
tensive stock of Medicines Chemicals Paints Oils Dye
stufs Window GLASS; Putty, Varnishes Perfamery, &c.
of Raleigh and surrounding country and which they will
dispose of at the lowest market prices.
Physicians Country Merchants Builders Painters Plan
ters and others will find to their interest give them
call before making their purchases. s =
April q, 1854. .---- A.
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HDERFUMERY, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, and
IL Fancy articles In great variety '0f P. F. PEscUD
Nov lUl-
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WWTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKUGGISITI, E5, SIIt,
w Raleigh. N. c., Is NOW RECElN!NG HIS
extensive purchases for the SPRING TRADE and the
idly increasing demand having justified 6 hi his nr
cured in small quantities. ustes him in offering unPreSe-
dented inducements to his friends and 10 ne
trade-he will sell popular Patent Medicines
the prices and respectfully requests dealers and
the public generally give his stock and prices an exa
nation before sending their orders North elsewhere
h1.toH ~ 1s ~ 81
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II AMPs.-I will sell my present supply of Fluid Lamps
P. +. PESCUD.
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Still alive and trying to Please

Hay Hay! Hay!II -
6N5O Bales prime Hay. --... =,
80 Hhds dry and bright N. o. Sugar landing this day.
and for sale low by
-f-1' 2. Balm, HATTON & CO.
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a MERICAN BOOKS.-THE LIBRARY OF EV-
N cry American citizen should have the following truly
American books: ...
Works of Daniel Webster-His Speeches. Arguments and
Diplomatic Papers, with Biographical notice. By Edward
Everett. 6 vols. y .-.s. -
w, and v, ready and Sparks Life of Washington
One handsome vol :. .,4,-
The Life writings of John Jay, with selections from
his correspondence and miscellaneous papers, By his
William Jay. ~tft .-., -''fE.---:~ E-r=
The works Alexander Hamilton, comprising his
pondence and his political and official writings exclusive
the federalist civil and military. Published from thu
original manuscripts deposited in the Department of State
by order the Library Committee of Congress. In vols
octave. Edited by John C. Hamilton. For sale by
H. ID. TURNER,
. e.-i ~. ,.s y...- n. c. Books tore.
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THE SOUT,HHI1HsNEEs.
200 bbls tar and dip turpentine at SS
for each, per $50 lbs.
Corn-A boat load of Hyde county
white, sold at 75c. per bushel, measure.
Nericna Mustang Limimeat.

The reputation Of this preparation is IN
creasinc daily the circle oft influence and
unbounded popularity is deepening and Wild
ening: and the cases Of pain, and suffering,
and anguish, relieved by its use, are multi
plying and increasing beyond all precedent.
1t goes like an angel, ''With healing on lts
wings"
To persons who wish, we can furnish names
and residences Of persons all over the coun-
try, who have been cured Of Rheumatism,
Sprains, Bruises, and the most loathsome
Sores; as we'll as Tumors, Cancers and Wens
and of horses that have been cured OF
Spayins, Ringbones, SpGnt, Fistulas anc
Poll-evils, and hard pony Tumors on the
feet legs, shoulders and back. Almost eve
ry farmer throughout the country can testl
| fy to its wonderful healing powers-and non'
Of them would be day without it. Owner
Of livery stables aud stage companies cal
save hundreds of dollars yearly by usln!
this Liniment on their horses whenever they
become CALLED, ehafed or crippled from an.
of the thousand accidents to which thcl
stock is subject.
Sec advertisement in another column.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
DElFDRD
Female Seminary

THE Exercises of this School will
be resumed on the first Wednesday in
July next, under the supcriutendence
of Miss Sarah H. Gray.
Miss Gray is graduate at Troy Fe-
male Seminary, and has had experience
in teaching at the South, comes high!i,,y y
recommended BY Mrs. Willard as com
petent to teach all branches Usually
taught in Female Seuiinafies.
Terms, per Session.
Tuition in English branches, $40 90
Muse on Piano, with use of
instrument, Is 90
French, 5 Oh
Drawing and printing iu wa
tel colors, 5 90
do. in oil, 10 OF
Board with the subscriber at IS Sc
per month, including washing, fuel IA nd
lights. June, 1854 g. .gW<.
The southerner., 1854-06-24

munity and the College, that paren's,
and guardians have been alarmed anu
suffer much uneasiness. 10 INFORM
them, l make statement OF facts LOT
which am responsible.
1st. The Dysentery has prevailed IN
tho entire community, for which we
make no apology, as the same disease
has equally prevailed in almost every
part of the south.
2nd. While Goldsboro' has upwards
of 1900 inhabitants, there have been
only two adult deaths-but quite a
number of children.
3rd. There have been two deaths a
mong upwards Of ninety students In
school, one of Dysentcry the other OF
complication of diseases
4th. There never have been but three
developed cases of disease in College
5th. There is no case in College now
and in every instance in which parents
have taken their children home they
have been sick.
9th. l most emphatically state to pa
rents, if their daughters are sick the.
> will be informed of the fact, and as lons
as they hear nothing from nae, the.
may know they are we'll. [ do no
promise parents that their daughter
will not sickcn and die, for the issues O
: life aud death are in the hands Of God
: and dare not usurp his prerogat've il
this or any other position, bat [ d
promise to do all | can to preserv
their health, to prepare them for dying
and in every particular, to act the par
of father and brother, and for this
the world as God does, may hold M
r responsible. jas. II. Brent.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
4 raluaJie Mceation.

We learn that Mr.. Whitman Price,
Of this county, has just received from
the Patent Office of the United States,
a patent for Cotton Thinner and Eul-
tivator, which, with one horse and hand,
performs the labor of TWO horses and
six to eight hands
The young cotton is plowed ca both
sides and thinncd at any distance desi-
red, by one and the same operation 1t
must be one of the most valuable labor
saving implements ever invented. Mr.
Price has used it successfully the two
past springs, as many citizens Of the
county of Wayne can testify. We learn
he will sell county and Ssate rights..i6.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
Central Ra;I Road.

We learn from the Newbern papers
that the General Commissioners, under
the Act Incorporating the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad, met at New.
bern on Wednesday week last, and af-
ter examining the books, found that
s501 500 had been subscribed in New
bern, and 3 per cent. in cash paid in.
On Thursday, the magistrates of the
county Of Craven authorized a subscrip-
tion Of sl50,0OO, and appointed G. s.
Stevenson, Esq, to make the subscrip-
ton. \ subscription of s46O, 900 made
at Raleigh was declared void and
thrown out, on account of there being no
evidence Of the standing of Rislcy &
Co., by whom it was made, and of in
formally in the note offered to secure
the 5 per cent. The subscription al
ready made secures the charter.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
For THE SoUrHERNER,


y u
[ think of thee in moonlight hours,
When birds and beast have sought thei,
bowers;
v hen beauty rcigns DER land ana sea
Then, dearest one, | think of thee,
[ think of thee, when the first star
Beams brightly IN yon heavens afar;
When sunbeams dazzle in the sky,
And southern gales come sweeping by.
When at midnight's silent hour,
When dew is falling oh the flower;
When the birds sing inerriIy.
lis then, [ always think of thee.
| think of thee when the suns last ra,
Is fitting ocr the dying dag;
When silence re;gns DER lawn and lea,
Then, dearest one, | think of thee.
And when I ofTcc np prayer,
10 ask Gol's blessing on Us all,
From all temptation us to free;
Then, dearest one, think Of thee.
MARY.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
The S0utherner.
TARBORO': JUNE "a.
FOR GOVERNOR,
THOMAS BRAGG, ESQ.
Of Wcythampto,a County.
Candidates for Gorernor.

The Gubernatorial canvass Is pro-
crossing with energy, and thus far with
commcndable forbcarance The sub
jcet of Internal Improvement, in its va
rious phases, appears to be the principal
theme of discussions; but at Hillsboro'
they were requested to declare their
sentiments in relation to a prohibitory
law, or restrictive legislation on the
subject of the liquor traffic Gen. Dock
cry in reply said, if it was the desire OF
the friends of temperance that prohi-
bitory law should be passed, ne would
not interpose feather to prevent it, nor
would he on the other hand throw a
feathers weight in favor of it. What
restrictions were proper to be laid upon
the traffic in spurious liquors was a
matter for legislative consideration,
with which the Governor had nothing
to do. Mr.. Bragg, in his reply, made
pretty much the same declaration #ith
regard to a restrictive law. He would
not do any thing to rctard or forward
a law to restrict the sale of l:4uars. 1t
was a matter solely for legislative ac-
ton, and with the Legislature he would
leave it. \ very wise and judicious
disposition of this exciting topic.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
EEC0 EEOsss Tzsa .FcreS.

There are about 500 acres of cleared
land, q large portion of it fertile and all
of it easily accessible to the means of
high Improvement. The Island tract
is we'll adapted to the culture of cotton.
and on it is a valuable lot of Cupyesx
Timber. 1t is farm we'll worth the
attention of Capitalists. We consider
1t unnecessary to be more minute in the
description of this valuable property, as
all who may desire to purchase vial
want to make an examination. The
terms will be made known on til. day.
but they will be liberal.
Any person who desires to look at the
premises, will be attended to by the
Vversecr on the plantation, D. w. Bal
ley, or on application by James B.
Slade, or either of Us.
Asa B;gys, HA'eu'orS
June 5, 1884,
The southerner., 1854-06-24
RascnUy Fraud.

We regret to learn that Mr.. Wm. II.
Lcwc'iing, inspector of provisions in
Norfolk, was recently called upon by a
merchant to inspect lot of Il kegs of
Lard which had just come down on the
Railroads from North Carolina; and as
he usually does his work thoroughly,
discovered in the middle of about ten
Ct tic kegs, d"posites Of bricks, rocks,
hillets of heavy wood, anal fat irons
Mr. l1owcling informs the Herald that
this is not the first i.aud in Lard which
he has detected recently.
The southerner., 1854-06-24

BD~We are authorised to announce
reelection to represent this county III the
Senate Of the next General Assembly.
E~W We are authorised to announce
JAS. L. JENKrSs as u candidate for re-
election as Sheriff Of this county.
E~We are authorised to announce
REDDING S. PETwAY, as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of this county,
at the ensuing election.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
Lnirersity Of Ny9ta Carolina.

The Commencement Of this institu-
ton on the 1st inst. was signalized by
the attendance of Mcssrs. Reid, Swain,
Branch, Graham, Morehcad and Mail;
all af whom have filed the Gubcrna-
torial chair of North Carol;na-and
Gov. A. Y. Brown, of Tennessee. Yhe
latter gentleman delivered the Annual
Address. Eighteen young gentlemen
declaimed on Wednesday morning al |
evening; and on the following day, sev-
entcen Orations were pronounced by
members Of the Graduating CLASS. The
degree of L L D. was conferred upon
John Randolph Clay, Envoy to Peru;
that Of D. D. upon Albert Smeles and
ELI ". Caruthcrs, of North Carolina;
Master of Arts upon nine Graduates,
and Bachelor Of Arts upon sisty Grad
uatcs. y large number of distinctions
were awarded to members of the var;-
ons classes.-ib.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
Morning g Sun
4 c a o I'm Y,

THE next session of this School, un.
der the care of L. J. IIoRSEr, commen-
ces on the lst Monday in July. The
Academy is iocated midway between
Raleigh and Chapel Hal, ia one of tho
most healthy and desirable ncishbor-
hoods in Wake.
TERNs-Class;cal department, SIS
English >. 10
Board can be obtaiucd in the most
respectable families, at S. or Sc per
month.
By order Of the Trustees,
Ihemas Hicks, Sec.
May Goth, 1851.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
YDplQD,

IN pursuance of a Decree, made at
March Term, by the Court of Equity
for Pitt County, the Clerk and Master
will expose to public sale at the CoufS
House in Grecnville. on Tuesday, the
9Th dog Of Augua next, the following
Tracts Of Land,
The terms of which will be made known
on the day Of sale, (to wit:)
One Tract on the petition Of J. 1.
Foreman and others, called the Mca-
dow Branch tract containing
acres.
On the petition of r. r. Foreman
and wife and others
One Tract, called the Homestead tract,
containing 430 acres.
One Tract, called the Olom land,
containing $50 acres.
One Tract, called the Summer place,
containing 245 acrcs-thc half Of Que
acre reserved, not belonging to the
l. estate.
One Tract, called the Randolph, place,
including 90 acres of the William
Foreman tract, containing 407 acres,
reserving the half of 10 acres not be-
longing to the estate.
One Tract, called the Ellis or Nillian,
Foreman tract, containing l40l acres.
One Tract, containing l acre, called
Pillsborough, ten miles above Green
vile, (on which is Store House, J
one half of which belongs to Richard
Williams
One Fishery, four miles above Wash
ingtor, known as tLe Lower Arm
strong fishery.
One LOT, in the town Of Nashville,
Nash county,
One half interest ia MILL, the other
half belonging to Richard Williams.
ALSO, One Tract, belonging to the
heirs Of Alfred Forbes, lying ca the
south side Of Tar river, adjoining the
lands Of A>thur Forbes and others, con-
taining 250 acres.
Gootd Noyt, G. & N.
June 12th, 1851.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
Congress-.

In the House, on the 10th inst. dir.
fcuIty occurred between Mcssrs.
Ehurchwcll and Collom, Of Tennessee,
IL which a shameful exhibition of want
OF temper was exhibited. These scenes
are getting to be of frequent occurrence,
and stop should be put to them.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
K.EHhHR'S
Family Medicines.

The above articles are of undoubted
efficacy, palateaLle and eaonp'Hicah h' =
cause the dose is small-will do al tsA"t
is claimed for them, and well dfsefr''
public confidence. Gto, H0rqgh
March Il.
The southerner., 1854-06-24

from the Republican & 4rya', 1pra y, 1852.
HANPToS's VEGETADLE TIScrUaE-This
preparation seems to be working wonders in
the physical aud medical world, The spon-
tancous testimony of so many respectable and
responsible people, was never before given to
aRy medical preparation. We know many
ourselves who have been greatly bcnetitte |
by the use Of this Tncture; and we would
doubt the evidence presented to our own
eyes ana ears, did we doubt It's valuable me-
uicinll qualities. The manufacture Of it is
in the hands OF parties who viii keep up its
turlty, and the public may be assured that
the original curative properties will be care
fully preserved by Mcssrs. Mortimer g. -Not0-
tray, the cole repositories of Dr.. Hampton's )
recipe FOR its manufacture
See advertisement and call and get PAM
phlet gratis, with certificates from Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and our own State Sold by
Geo. Howard and Leigh s. Thigpen,
The southerner., 1854-06-24

GIVE THEM 4 TRIAL. Mercenary
persons have in SO many instances succeed
ed in foisting upon the community worth
less preparations, claiming fos them great
medical virtues, that a great many indigld-
uals refuse to take any thing not sanctioned
by physician. This sanction has been be-
slowed upon STABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTGRANT, and DIAR-
RHEA CORDIAL in more than FIVE hun
Ircd instances. Indeed many medical men
who know their virtues regularly prescribe
the Expectorant in cases OF Coughs, Colds,
and diseases Of the respiratory organs, which
come under care. And, in all diseases of
the bowels, too, such rs Diarrhea, the Diar-
rh3a, Cordial is prescribed by them with the
utmost confidence in its beneficial effects.
Alive these excellent medicines trial See
advertisement IL, another column, and de-
scriptivc pamphlets, to be had gratis, of the
agents. Price of each, enly so cents, or six
bottles for 50 so
The southerner., 1854-06-24
Wilson Institute

WILL OPEN tAc first NJ )nday in
July next-the Mule Department under
the direction of E. W ADAMS, \. B
as Principal-Female Department un-
der direction of Mrs, L. ". ADAMS and
Assistant. Rates Of Tuition, payable
one-half in advance
Reading, writing and arithmc~
tic, per scssion, 81 90
English grammar and geogra-
ply, with the above, 10 90
Eighev classes, II 90
D with languages, sl5-20 90
Er/,u CHARGES.
On Piano, S17
Use Of Instrument, 3
GA Guitar, II
Use of instrument, .
Board can be had at IS and 50, wash,
ing iaclVdcd. For further particulars
enquire OF ". 3. Flyers,
Chair. cf Board Of Trustees.
june 9TH, 1851, 3m
The southerner., 1854-06-24
FuE'essgss.

The steamer Canada has arrived at
Halifax, with Liverpool dates to the
10Th inst.
She brings intelligence of the adj
vance of the Russians towards the al
lied armies, and startling events arc
hourly Anticipated.
Cotton actye--1rcadstufs dull.
The southerner., 1854-06-24

nSg-iNVALfDS recovering from the cf-
fects of Fever, Bilious Diseases, or long con-
tinucl illness Of any kinl, will find Carter :
Spanish Mixture the only remedy which
will revive their dropping constitutions, ex-
pei all bad humors from the blood, excite
the liver to a prompt and healthy action.
and by its tonic properties, restore the pa
tent to life and vigor.
We can only say TRY IT. \ single bottle
is worth all the so-calicd sarsaparillas in
existence. Ii contains no Mercury, Opium,
or any other noxious or poisonous drug, and
can be given to the Youngest infant without
hesitation
See the certificate Of wonderful cures
around the bottle. More than five hundred
persons in the City of Richmond, Va, can
testify TO its good effects.
.*Scc advertisement.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
Castalia
Male and Female Institutes,
CAsTAL1A, NASH COUNTY,
NORTH CAROLINA.


Rev. Ii. S. AvEEITT, A. b., Prin.
Male Department
II. S. AvERIrT, Assistant ~
Mrs. HI. A. AyER1Tr, Prin.
Female Department.
Miss MARY B. CROKER, Assistant -
THE next session of thsse tnstltl-
tlons will open the first Monday in Js-
", and close the Last EHndly ia NoveHH-
Der. Those desiring moue part:sai'r
matioa, cam obtain Circular by
addressing the Secretary of the B'art
of Trustees, Bclferl, ?. O., Nash coun,,,
ty, n. G.
John Il. M.,rs.son, Seer b. L:
Castalia, n. G., May Goth, 1881.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
VARIABLE
Roanoke Lands
.1For Sale.

BY virtue of the will Of the late VIM.
Sladc and to settle his estate, we will
offer at Public Sale, at the Court House
IN Wllliamston, on the second Monday
in October next, his
The southerner., 1854-06-24
Mr., & Mrs. Owens S
SCHOOL.

THE EXAMINATION will take
place on Tuesday and Wednesday, S0tA
and 3lst inst. The duties of tho
School will be resumed on Tuesaay, 9Th
of June; the vacation commencing rs
usual about the middle of August.
Tarboro', May 23, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
State Of North Caro1;n,

EDGECoMBE COUNTY
ce"rf Of Pleas and Quarter Sess;a0,
MAY TERM, 1854.
ORDERED, that publication be mad.
in The southerner, that the next Con1 '
ty Court will take the necessary Stems
for establishing the boundaries Of E],p
combe county, according to the reesn n,
survey made by order of said Court
". s. PiN,C.C.C
The southerner., 1854-06-24
Weights xssd .TzcNsures

Tried in the space Of two years, to brin,
them forward and have them tried op
they may expect to be dealt with ac
cording to law. Ct mean what say.)
| will assure them that l will enforce
the law in every instance.
will say further, that there are
some few to my knowledge that have
not had their weights aad uieasurcs
tried since | have been STANDARD Keen
cr- They n,ay expect to be dealt with
according to law shortly.
Amy person or persons who know any
person or persons to buy or sell by any
weight or measurc, can bring suit
against said person or persons as well as
the Standard Keeper, and recover the
following fines: Fine for dealers is ffty
dollars, one-half to the informcr and the
other half to the State; fine for farmers
forty dollars, adj to thc informcr.
| keep my Office at T. C. Hussey's
shoe shop ia Tarboro'. may be found
there Tuesdays and Saturdays, aad in
fact May be found in Tarboro' nearly
every day in the week.
j. B. Hyatt, Standard Keeper.
June 9Th, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
Wayne Institute
find Normal College.

THE next session will commence ~.
the first Monday in July, and will clo,a 0a
on the last Friday in November. ,s' S,''
dents will be charged from time of 49, ~.
tering to the close of the session W M
abatement of tuition fees will be- ,l,a ~
ed, except in cases of protractea s;o,'
ness, or.at the option of the ptinc;r.I
a., I'm. Rod{nson.
Goldsboro', 2Oth May, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-06-24
From tie C0hlSboro' Rcpubl;can.
Holth Of GoidSboro'.

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We deem it necessary to make a
statement Of facts upon the above sub.
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Reports have been circulated SO OK
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The southerner., 1854-06-24

New counterfeit $40 notes, on the
Bank Of Cape Fear, arc said to be in
circulution, and we'll executed.