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One hundred and ten thousand herrings
were taken on the Virginia side of the Potomac,
at one haul, on Thursday.
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Gy~ The New Orleans associated press have
finally succumbed to the demands of the Print
er's Union.
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OV There are nearly five millions of sheep
in the State of Ohio
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CO The expenditure of Rhode Island last
year were Sl6,O 900 more than the receipts.
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GW The assassin who fired at the Freneh
Empe:or, has lost his head by the guiliotine.
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TRUE.-A great fortune is great slave
ry, and thrones are but uneasy seats.
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Melo a:ob0tl tlsenlel!ts
"anteds

A JOURNEYNAN PRINTER can get con-
Z stant employment, and good wages, at this
office, if application be made Immediately A
good pressman preferred.
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GW' The Mormons are getting up petitions
for the disappointment of Brigham Young, as
Governor of Utah.
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Ca Boston Common is the handsomest pub
lie ground in the country.
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EyIt is stated that the mother of La
MARITIME, the French patriot, was Yankee
glrl.
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CO The Mormons have made arrangements
to colonize one of the Sandwich Islands.
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NOT DISSOLVED

I t is entirely false that Andrews & WaddeIl
L have dissolved partnership, for the cause
tnat the said Andrews has not settled with me.
Until then, he is equal partner.
sl9-lt JOHN WADDELI
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John Mercer Langston, fugitive slave,
has been elected clerk Of the Bronhelm Town-
ship, in Ohio.
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G1A good surgeon must have an ca.
gle's eye, lions heart, and lady's hand
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s@The peach crop in the ncighbor-
hood Of Delaware city, promises to be quite
good full average ono.
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n. y. IRELAND
SVE.E.Ta S.Sss...FSEgE-

| | y II now erecting in Atchison. a Steam Saw
Il Mill, of The very best kind; which will be
| Time shall be able to supply Tie citizens of
Kansas with all KINDS of lumber, at as low a
price a. any other Mill in tiIe Territory.
gBI wish 90 purchase 10000 Saw-iogs, for
Wlilch will pay The highest price, in Cash or
any kind of lumber.
e2 IL. GRAFTON THGMASON
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Gy They have chain gang at Toledo, in
which drunkards and rowdies are set to work
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w. r. DYER,

MERCHANT, has always on hand COM
IiE piete assortment or ,s.>-aries and Pro-
visions at his .,.>re in Salt Greek a..sy, Kan
sas Territory. .1tt.
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TrsEssE kOSS !!

4 LARGE TRUNK, with a sheet-iron bot
"a tom and iron rollers, was taken from Abel
& S-riEgfellow-s law Office during the late fire
N Weston. NJ maine on . caId tack ed uIs
one end of the trunk. Any person will obIise
by giving Information TO B. F. S.rngfelI5w in
Weston. t-e-tf] NJ. s. STINGFELLOW.
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Rollins Repudiated in Boone.

We call attention to communication In
this paper, from correspondent, giving a
description ofthe Kansas meeting, in Boone
CO., on Saturday last. Itwas one of the
richest things We have seen. We ask a
perusal of the article; it comes from gen.
tieman who was present on the occasion.
and whose statements we will endorse.
We have all the time charged Rollins
with siding with the free-soilers. Whether
such are his real sentiments, or whether he
adopts them through policy-in order to Sc
cure his election to the Senate-we do not
know, though we incline to the latter
opinion. If this be so, il is no palIiarion;
IN Tact, he is more reprehensible
Like the man who fired the temple of
Ephesus, that his name might live forever,
Rollins is willing to go over to the enemy
and apply the torch to our civil structure,
In order TO secure the honor of seat in the
Senate. May this object of his ambition
never be realized, and may his name here
afser be found in Tie same catalogue of po-
litical traitors, with those of Van Buren,
ard Tyler
AS for Switzler and the small co-opera-
ting faction, poor fellows. we pity them
They have no will of their own, but must
rigidiy confine themselves to working out
the plans of their Grand Master, Jas. S.
Rollins.
1t will be seen from the communication.
that Boone has set the seal of disapproba-
ton upon Rollins and his crew. We knew
she would do SO; but were surprised, that
she delayed in applying the brand so long
We congratulate her upon the result. Rol-
lins kicked and scratched and used every
effort TO escape the burning, but it was no
use; Old Boone had resolved, and she was
not to be thwarted. 1t was duty she
owed to herself, and the South. She hea-
ted the iron to a cherry rcd and applied it
to Rollins and his gang. The characters
stand out in bold relief, are ineffacible and
read: Traitors to the South"
The above extract is taken from the
Brunswicker, one of the staunchest whig
Journals in Missouri. We arc glad to see
so many whig papers taking sides with the
"South and her institutions" Their SER
vices are all needed to defeat the designs
of our enemies abroad, and expose the
conduct Of traitors at home. We have
looked upon Rollins Of Boone county, as
the head and front of Free Soilism in Mis-
souri,; a co-opcrator with Benton, Blair s.
Co., and dangerous citizen! We join
with the Brunswicker in congratulating
"Old Boone" for having :'set the seal of
disapprohation upon Rollins and his free
soil crew." May all such men be marked
whether professed Wings or Democrats.
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Haxd Bills
DR1NTED che@per, neater, and quicker, at
I this establish aent than in any Office above
st. Louis.
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Pro Slavery Convention.

The undersigned appointed delegates to
the convention of the Western counties OF
Missouri, to be held at Lexington. suggest.
as the most suitable time, the 18th day Of
July next; and we earnestly recommend to
all our friends in Missouri, the importance
of attending said convention en- masse, and
there devise means for common defense
and protection. We hope the 18th of
July will be the day, and that we may
meet a multitude Of true Missourians ready
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to plan and perform.
Jacob Stonestreet, Adam Hill,
Ed. C. McCarty, Alvin Bfooking,
Robert Hill, b. F. Thompson,
J. w. Reid, James Chilcs,
John Wilson, John HaInbright,
VIM. Stone, Samuel III. Woodson
Samuel Ralston, Robert G. Smart,
Larkin Maddox, John McMurry,
William Grant, 4. Cooper,
Marcus Gill, j. c. Bean,
Charles Kearney, j. B. Slaughter,
David Waldo, Smallwood, Noland,
Warham Easley, c. K. Cowherd,
E. NJ. McGee, j. r. Lowe,
John Winn, John III. McAurry
John Smith,
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II. s.u3ItV aiV &c 'eouap!s9I iussssd
'slogIlao1
s!q 10 soucuIoJIsd stl OF S,nlq ura gu ssstn
'uoaorJs!2cs 5AlS OF uI!q ssIqrus spCLl sIq III
soua!Isdxs pug iJssupH! IL .Isuueui sYIIurus
-41oA III pug AIIpseds op OF JIssulq ssSpeld
OF 'o4clIaprn ArW aq lcql TAoM 4uy -Al,uls
ia puE uosIqolF 10 susZlllo OH el Isluad N
-LeO pIG isuIof ssoIALes s!q SH3Jio
N0SN0Vr WVTTTEA
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DEe. ID. ESCTAH

AS permanently located in AtcEison, AMI
L l. offers his professional service to the citi-
zetis of Atchison and uicinity.
Office, on Main street, ia ). Dixon's store.
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m. =. RsyELy.

NJ ERCIIANT, Keeps constantly OF hand a
IIl general assortment oF Merchandise, sHit-
able for emigrants to Kansas, Oregon and Cali
fornia. Store on the Oregon read near Salt
Greek. s1tf.
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5atftia!l o6fI alellts.
Atch1son Eerry,.
=

e
Z. BuRsEs, me. SsZs.Es!!sS G. N- sfSLLIoN.
ItHlS FERRY has been in successful oper-
L alton since 1919; during which time 1t has
been the great crossing point for the Oregon,
California and Utah Emigrant who came by
Hannibal and Palmyra; there being State Road
directly through, and the latitude precisely the
same. Our boat is good .one, and we have
plenty of hands engaged at all times. TO work it.
CO At the opening of Spring we shall have
fine new
STEAM FERRY BOLT.
when all can cross without detention. The
ferry landing is the best the River. there be-
ing at all times deep water from shore to shore,
and very narrow. Our banks have no wide
sand beach where stock can nire down, being
drv ut all times.
To the Emigrant 10 Kansas say, this is
the place to cross, as when here the distance
TO other points in the Territory. is nearer than
from crossing places above or below.
Atelison, Kansas Ter, Jan. 81 1855.
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GUNS. GUNs!. GUys,,,
J. HEADLEY.
W. pAkER.
HEADLEx AND nAHElr.

/ 4 TrORNEYS AND COUNSEL0RS At
"a LAW, Platte City No. VIII attend In
any business which may be entrusted to them
in the CouEts of Platte, Clay, Buchanan, and
the Courts of Kansas Territory -ff.
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H. RICH.

CUTLER, o. s. Army, at Fort Leayen.ortli,
- is constantly receiving fine old Liquors,
Wines and Cigars; also general assortment of
choice merchandise always on hand. +Itf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-06-19

FTNHE first sale of Lots in the town of Indi
Il anola, Kansas Territory, will take pIac
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-12
General Notices.


5000 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.
~ THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE %
about three thousand of Land in Robson e
y, lying both sides of Lumber River udng the Red
Banks
The land fertile and we'll adapted to the culture of Cot
ton, Corn, sc. Three hundred and eighyfve
cleared and in a state of cultivation.
There is good Dwelling House and all necessary out
houses on the premises. Also Grist and Saw Mill and
Cotton Gin-all in good order.
For farming purposes this land good as any in this
section of country. If any desires to embark in the
Turpeatine Timber or Lumber business the land affords
necessary facilities for 80 doing.
The line of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad will pass through the land near it.
Further informston be obtained by applying to the
the premises by addressing him at Gopos
T. o., Robson Co., N. c.
Terms made accommodating.
Sept. B@i-lm JOHN MCNEILL.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-12

Our readers have that the successful attacks
on the Malakof were led by Generals Bosqnet and
MMahon. The last named officer is said 10 have
fallen in the moment OF victory. Although gen
eral in the French army, he is really British sub.
ject. Gen. M'Mahon born in Ireland his ia
ther was d distinguished phys; clan, and one OF
the leaders in the memorable insurrectron of 1898
Like many other gallant Irshmen of tha, day. he
sought an ylum in France and Was for many
years librarian in the College of Medicine at Paris
His son, the hero of the Malakoff, was educated al
Napoleon's military academy, the Ecole Politechn
que, and distinguished himself in the Algerian cam
paIgns.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-12

NOTICE.
THE Delinquent Stockholders and all those in
instanents to the Fayetteville Il Warsaw Plank Road
Company notified that they required by resolution
of the Board of Directors the assessments of Is
cent their stock before the 10th October next to
the Treasurer of the Company proceedings will be taken
against them according to the provisions of the Charter
Sept. q, lS55--[4-u P. MURPHY, Sec'ry.
FALL NOTICE.
T WE receiving from the Manufactures O
- large and extensive assortment of Fall and sd
all qualities of Wool Hats for
PLANTATION AND JOBBING USE.
Soft Felt Hats of every variety style and color Soft Brush
and Sfened Hats. Moleskin Beaver and CasSimeres in
great variety Cloth Plush, Silk and Cotton Glazed, Fur
and Embroidered Caps all qualities Together with the
handeomes and largest assortment of Silk American and
Scotch Gingham UMBRELLAS assorted colors and sizes
opened in this State We would also invite attention
to elegant and fashionable selection of WALKING
CANES, Of all kinds in use, Gold, Silver Agate, Ivory
OxidZed and Loaded Heads-beautful designs.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
Are especially invited to examine stock conf
dent of suiting all who may favor us with call.
SHEPARD l. MYERS,
Wilmington, Sept %, lS55.-[4-lm Granite Row.
T1RESH ARRIVALS PER SCHR. MARY STAPLES
Il 40 boxes of fine CHEESE;
) kegs GOSHEN BUTTER;
65 GRIND STONES, Ohio and Nova Scotia;
81 dos. Cranks for do.
Low for cash at GEO. H. kELLEY'S.
Snpt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-10-12

LOVE AMONG TIE TURKs-A young man despe-
ra'ey in love with girl of Stancho. eagerly sought
to marry her, but his proposals were rejected In
consequence of his disappointment, he bought some
poison and destroyed himself. The Turkish police
instantly arrested tie father Of the young woman,
as the cause, by implication, OF the Young mans
death, under the fifth species OF homicide; he be-
came therefore amenable for this act of suicide
When the case came before the magistrate il was
urged literally, by the accusers that if he. the ac
cused, had not daughter. the deceased would not
have fallen in love, consequently he would not have
been disappointed, and had ded Upon all these
counts he was mulcted to pay the price of the young
mans life. which was fixed at eighty pastres, and
vas accordingly exacted.
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From the MONTGOMERY Ma
SThem ere LeQS.,,


distinguished public speaker not long since H.
Illustrated, In conversation with us, the singular
want OF acquaintance in certain localities with scrip.
tural subjects and phraseoIOgy, by the anecdote we
subJoln. If the extreme ignorance of the hero did
not relieve him from all impuation of the Sort he
would be considered a coarse blasphemer but our
informant who Vouches for The facts, on personal
knowledge, says that the case was nothing more nor
less than an exemplifcation of the happy simplicity
which characterzes some of the backwoods counties
of Tennessee
1t seems that an adventurous of the State men,
Toned born and nurured among the mountains,
went down to the City of Memphis TO seek his
fortune -" He found instead a complaint which the
MISSISSIPPI water not unfrequently generates, nd
which, whether II finds speedy termination in the
cramps OF cholera, or whether it gradually saps life
in the chronic form, is always to be dreaded it was
in this latter shape that poor Bagley picked it up -
and month after month it gged at his vitals redu-
cling him day by day, until at length he was bu, the
outline of man, mere peripatetic skeleton
worthy minister marked the poor fellow, and
seeing that the king of terrors had "spotted him
determined to call on him and offer spiritual consola
ton 1t never occurred to him that the ears of an1
born IN Christian country could be entirely unfam
liar with the verbiage by which spiritual subjects
are commonly approached, He therefore, after some
KIND inquiries about the ravages the disease was &C
complishng in BagleyS system, broach he'd the impor
tant sub lect somewhat thus
my dear Mr.. BagIey. in view OF your relation
with this life, how do you feel o.
! Did SICK" was the prompt reply.
= Don't swear. my poor friend" >ai the parson
and let me earnestly ask you if yen ever think o
your latter end !'
"Lori !" said BagIey, haven't thought on 10th
! ing else for morn three nonths!'
. Not, lin afraid in the righ, way Fir BagIey
beg you pause and reflect 1t is time you began t.
wreste with The Lord
The sick man looked down al the miserable calf
less, poker legs extending before him. and with a
inefable expression of amusement in his counteuanc
exclaimed
o" Raste with the Lord What ,rih them G,
legs !" pointing t" his own, why, rarson, he'd fiji
me into hell The very first pass"
The record in the case does not disclo>e whethc
the parson continued his efforts on 81 obuse an il
teect, but we think the inference very fair that $
tough customer survived even The Mississippi watC
complaint.
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D1sT1;.LERY FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE A TGR-
pentine STILL new, capacity 30 bbs viii run ~ DDS
Turpenne and rs bbls Rosin per diem The location on
side of Black River at the site known as 1sd
easy and the distance from market short will also sen tne
four the premises on which gOoa aso
said premises good storehouse, Glue Shed and Spr
House.
NV only object in selling is to return mortgage secured
Thos. Cowan and Thos c. McIhennY. By application =
myself at Beattys Bridge further particulars may 9e Cd
tanned. JNO. o: JAMEo'
! July n. le55.-47.n
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UNIFIED sTATEs NAL ROUTE

UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
From Fayetteville via. Owens
EHkEA&@Sn willie, Clinton and Spring Vale
E3sRsEtSlEKHEV to Warsaw, N. c.
EA19EzSkGSAS% Distance 49 MileS-Running Daily, ex-
cept Saturdays.
II EAVINC1 Fayetteville duily Except Saturdays) at
IL o'clock, p M Arrive at Warsaw next morning at l
o'clock A NJ time to connect with the cars going North
South ,> H.
Returning leave Warsaw daily Except Saturdaysl after
the arrival Of the going North and South at
and Fayetteville A. NJ Which gives passengers going
North and South coming to Fayettev from from North
An passengers going North from Fayetteville will arrive at
Warsaw in time for the going North and South
Passengers travelling this route will find old experienced
and sober drivers stock and fine new Troy Coaches
as on any route in the United States.
N FREDERICK, Contractor.
JNO B. SWITZERLAND, Supt at W arsaw
ISAAC BOYKlN, Sup't at Clinton. ,.
J. II. ROBERTS & CO., Sup'ts at tayetteVdlle.
Warsaw N. c., Aug. 9th. zoo-om--4o-'m'
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Sept. l4th, 1855
CAIR WARNING IN TIME

NOW SAY TO MY CUSTOMERS THAT 1 AM
obliged to you your past avors which appreciate
much In consequence of the hard times and my debtors
decline selling goods thirty days time and that to
who intend to pay G at the end Of shas
hev have been as they punctusl when called
This to 90 into effect the Let of Oct, 1855.
Sent NJ eI1th GEO. H KELLEY.
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One of the best epigrams written was con-
jured up good many years ago by-we don't know
whom Quien sabe Here ii is -
AS Harry day was abusing the sex
AS things that in courtshp but studied to vex,
And in marriage but sought to enthral;
"Never mind him. says Kate s. tits family whim;
HIS father agreed so exactly with him..
That he never would marry at all ~
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$40 REWARD.


- RANAWAY from the subscriber, the Both of
a August, TWO NEGRO MEN, VII LIS and NIKE.
Il Willis is about feet high and black completed
fato and straight hair These Negroes viii probably urk
about the neighborhood Of Sls Creek Strickland Depot,
and Six huns. will give TEN DOLLARS REWARD
for each hr their confinement in Jail in the State
that can get them for their delivery to
will also give Twenty-Five Dollars Reward for sufficient
evidence convict white of harborng said Ne
groes. ]. B. P1GFORD.
Near Leesburg. Sent 2S. lS55.-I4-tf
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FOR SALE,

Ga THAT VALUABLE HOUSE & L0I, on Oid Bcsn- an
dary between Princess and Chesnut Streets no" oc
lot 6 BY l65 feet Comfortable Hsuse, and all necessary
out houses. For TERMS apply to ,.
M. CRONLY, Broker u Auctioneerc;
August 9th, 1855 5Oz-lt-01-Ul
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FOR SALE,

FOR E,
- CONVENIENT TWO-STORY DWELLING
H HOUSE, and also two vacantots adjoining the same,
M on arnett street. in the Northern portion of the
town Wilmington. The House is nearly and in good
order having been recently painted 1t is occupied by
good tenant, rent of $500 per annum There is an
insurance of 900 the dwelling house. in the n c. Mu-
tual Insurance Company:
For further particulars enquire of ~
Feb l7-24-tf1 VIM H. LASPEY RE.
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ia THAT VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on Sec Sec
T ond street the late residence of Robert Maxwell Esq
Lot 6 I65 fee Two Story House. with all necessary out
houses. For Terms apply to =, ,.:oo
August q, l855.--L3O21t-52-n
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NOTICE..

LII persons hereby forwarned against tespassng up
n the lands belonging to the estate of John Hami
lying on both sides Of the IopsA
All persons found cutting wood, otherwise reSpassng
upon said lands will be with the
proof against any responsible for having tres
passed M. COS!lN, Adm r.
Feb. I3. lS6-3t-2-u
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7ERo BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
- citizens of Sampson county and public generally,
he having recently partially burnt out, has rebuilt
and his establishment is full operation in all its yar
branches He is prepared to put up the PATENT a.
y Sampson and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit share public patronage He warrants all his work We K
fail in twelve months with fair usage either in workmanship
material, it will be repaired without charge. PerSous
wishing buy would do well call and examine for them
selves does intend be surpassed for STYLE ele
gance and durability.
RS REPAIRING done in the neatest manner, at short
notice No. Mill Ink and Gudgeons, made and warranted
for ten years, for SO.
Clinton Nav IL, IS55-36tf
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Per Square or1o lines OF less-c.sh in ad

acknowledgements ordered to be continued the inside
3 per square for each insertion after the first
Advertisements upon which the number Insertions is
not Marked will be continued until ordered out and char gd
20 cents per square for each insertion.
ASNo advertisement rejecting upon private charf cter
can. under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
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NOTICE.

All. PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNED
A from tresspassing in any manner, IN my lands IN
Columbus county C., under the penalty of the law
Sept. 20, l855---3-tf a. y. DIChbs0o1>
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5ILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.

rTvijE aL.i iON mARhLE' AND sTONh AA1ND' c
ne subscriber having accepted the agency of several
laIge estaki ishments at the Nerth, which will furnish
e WIN no unlimited supply of finished unfinished for,
% or domestic MARBLE of all qualities is prepared fill
.v ,Oruers Tor MONUMENTS AND TOMB-STONES-and
rates N0 A1no Vi WV ""''' O A0
TAD t.35CouLPTURlNG, LETTERING, or CARVING, exscu.
Rs Ss T Tel! as can be done either North or South.
NsTe 3eIt 81 OF reference can be given if required.
EA9IUh Az Ie04-E-f JAMES McLARANAN.
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NOTICE.

THE co-parnershp heretofore existing between VIII
/ LIAM H. COLEMAN & HENRY H. HINNANT is
this day. by mutual consent dissolved and the business to
be settled BY WILLIAM H. COLEMAN.
| HENRY H. HINNANT,
w. H. COLEMAN.
Cerro Gordo Columbus Co.. n. c., Nov. I'd, 1854