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Importsnt Notice.-We the undersigned, One Huuired
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New Oscillations.

THE WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS
are rroaueirE quite sensation in 81 parts Of the country
nspy communities discussing tbs question whether they
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Eaalsrant Intelligence once and Labor Exchange
u enssyed from NO a Canals % The corner Of Centre
nd Iapalis EeR.York TIE Onioe - esahnhed BY the
es1ssonsTs ui4tioa Vice always Os tound ass
susben OF LABORERS and 81 RNANIs y very low rates o.
ss aad reTsops sa havs their orders allied by wnng to the
sR&nsndept and ssndus tie AMOUNT necessary 20 pay me
Sss Of the psrSs TcqaIed Ne fees 20
JAMES Y. PAGAN, Superintendent
Wholesome and Nutritious Bread ssA more OF Il
nor siyen Qusutuy of y our CONlSAk MILLS
rnase By CHARiEs DSS RochssteTj Warehouse no ~
bse near WsshnstOn.s st. who ossle And retail Families
prfsed. Also, Mills 70. sale Of 81 sizes
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Illustrated scienIIc LtcluIts'-JUIIN n n 49,
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VTTALLACK's THEATER-EXTRA NOTICE.
w MRS. HOEY's BENEFIT
will tale psce SATURDAY EVENING Dec on which &C.
rsion viii be splendid comedy called the
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Thanksgiving Offerings VII be thankfully received at
tAe offce Of the AMERICAN WIDOWS RELIEF AsSo-
CIATON No ia Gresnest or by either Of fhe Trustees or
yitor we arc IN crest need vomcp and ehdren shoes
s.d eotbrs and bedding ola, dry goods Of any hind
10 forge those sewing women who maze
shrts 4. xix cents spieee In cold rooms without IRE
JOHN p TREADNELL, President 81 Nieholss Hotel.
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N, Y, willis, the Poet.-By rsque,t, j. FOIL ARD
HARRISON will deliver his Lecture 90 this popular and oIl
liant ri er A. Suyvssnt Hall, BrOsdvay NEAR Metropolitan
Tbsster on FRIDAY EVENING, Nov 80 Tickets . cents
each. Lecture will begin a. q O'clock
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JIN Ne TFEM-- IbOU.
TI,yn,s, Aba hftarv yoprnoI Tufv

from The Aitany Journal, Juiy 81
Judgment OF the Supreme Cour. reversed, and decree
Of the Surrogate affirmed, with costs OF the court below
TO the appellants in this court-tte American Home
Missionary society wadhsms and others.
reversed and proceedings RENTED to the Surro4ate's
Court 10 proceed thereon, with costs OF the Supreme
court to the appellants 10 this cour-Peck and wife vs.
necres reversed and decree directed to be entered in
the supreme Court tina; the affected by the
IL parties differ to form of iucgmsnt-M and
another vs.. Green ard Others.
Judgment reverted and decree to be settled by Judge
rerio-Bard and another vs.. Poole and Others.
EJudgment reversed, and trial ordered-Tabor
Judgment reversed and new trial ordered tn costs
TO abide the event-Jchn Hotbe agt. lawrence, CHE
ana another sgt White, and White ags Chouteau.
Judgment General Term reversed and Judgment Special
Term sihrmte with ccst-fhe People rel. Crane agt
Rsaer.
Surrogate modhed BY rejecting the Interest," nd costs 70
either party his Court or the Supreme Court-Brad
ner ana wife egt Faulin and wife,
Judgment reversed and new trial orcered-The People
agt. Wooden.
m On demurrer with leave to the defendant to answer
on payne Mt OF costs-Doyle agt Fellows.
Judgment of the supreme Court modified BY reversing
70 much thert OF enecs the Surrogate 10 admit the
viii to probate and also reversing SO mucn tnersof ~
awards cos and the pIoeeedinsso be semttea to the
Supreme Court with directions to award TRIAL under
and according tile statute costs to abide the event.
wbitbeck and others sat Patterson.
and judgment Of special term aarsed vita costs Of the
court below to the appelant-Gray agt. Bangs.
Appeal dismissed with costs-Paddock agt the Spring
Geld Fire and Naris4 Insurance Company.
Decree Of Supreme Court at General Term reversed,
ard decree Of Special Term modified to be settled by
Judge DEMO. No costs to either party In this court
Durham and others sgt Watkins AND others.
In the following judgment affirmed with costs
Kilsey sgt. Barney Msbbett Agt. White Abram brown
and others sgt Cayusa and susqushanna Railroad Co
Richard Brown and others ast the same; Campbell aft
Logan and Others Willis agt Forrest Rsnard and others
sat ssmpson Griswold agt. Miller; the Mutual Bsne-
az Life Insurance Co agt. sutton agt. Davis
sat Provost; same ast stefsg; Burrows agt. Hedley
Claws aet. Psnk Of MsseiIloA; Bigeiow sgt Benton;
Rs nssm sgt McGoin: Scovin agt Grifth Stanton agt
liz ad Co. agt Norton; Gould agt. Hall; Griscom agt.
tie Mayor &c, New York; stedwel agt Hart; Powers
White; emi,h ast kinott; American Hene Missionary
Society sgt Wadhams; Pierscn sgt Boyd Fossste sgt
the HertiDtr Bydrsulic Co. Hand ast Baiow; Youngs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
Coast and Shore Lane OF the Unitesi States
lFrcm the Pttsburv Journal, July 81

The coast survey now progressing dsyelopes very
many nttfc STR rec il ielatioo 10 ia bors shores
and coasts That portion OF the report Of coast sur
vey tssue1 on the 18Th OF JnIy, 1851 gives us our
oceans, as follows
The shore lice of the State of Maine including
bays, itaDoR st a Irregularities, is6 mics; OF
New Hampshi q, 10; Massachusetts, ss6 Rhode
islard 800; Come ctlcut, 2e2; New York $780, New
Jersey, $40; Delaware, lis; Maryland, 500; Virgil
mia, 65i; Moth Car lima, Gal; South Carolina
766; Georgia, 6si; Florioa-eass coast, 2,4Ti west
COST 1862 Alabama, 3l5 Mississippi, 2S, ;
Louislsns, 2 $50; Texas, $50. The above figures
give the Nor nern AT antic coast iuding that Of
uaiyisi o, at G,l50 mles; Southern Atlantic, from
Ma ylapd to the Cops Of Florida, 200 miles; the
Gull ,cast, 5,7i4 total South Atlantic and Gulf
IL a5S; total Pacific, rom boundary OF San Diego
to the mouth q Frazer. river, 3 25l.
OF the Pacific coast, 343 miles are Immediately
Contiguous to the can; 4s3 miles OF shore lipe OF
boys; 7o7 Nil. az .hore line from Cape FlatterY to
Fitzef, river; 4l4 miles of shore line Of isands in
TIE Pacific, arc 304 miles of sh )ro line Of islands
IRON Cait Fla,ieiy 10 Frszer's river.
. iLe sita ~ II, r1opep cf the continent towards
ire cceata. the lases sid the Gu.f, Is AZ follows:
TIE Pacific stpe, l66 ,0o2 square miles; Atlsnti;
I12 6i6 Gulf ,etob S25 ,5s7: Atlantic, Lake and
Gujf, east sno ~tst 81 the Mississippi, 952 COZ:
Mississippi valley ef,nec by the Mifeissippi and It's
bufa lee, I'll ,562; Atlantic, Including Northern
Lake, '066;, Mississippi Valley and Cali, or
n, Ode itpiop. l 6l3 099
Over tro 6,th- o. the national territory Il drsiued
by the bissirtlpti ana is ioutsiiss, and more
ttsp crt hA - embraced in what may bc oaI,e<i its
Made ttsi1n Que tou,tu Of this total area belongs
r. 'be Pacific, xtb 10 the Atlantic propsr ooA
teefty s'xtn r. the LAKES Dlr "a 10 the euH or
trs nd 20 the Alamo, inclrdirg TIE ,skes ard
Cal,
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News from Peru.

CRIMINAL CHARGE AGAINST A MERCANTILE HOUSE IN
LIMA-AMERICAN INTERESTS AFFECTED.
We find in the Hrado of Lima, Of the Gath May. the
following paragraph, which affects our insurance com
papies:-
There has Just bsen instituted in Callao prosecution
ersons recently established in Lima under the style
and e o. Lsmer 60 Are ~ shs h Oh
scuttc that vessel Other captains and different per-
Sens have also declared the same thing: Some weeks
ago there another vessel burned BY Lomer Co..
the Mexican bark Francisco Csrottaaso loaded with
national gusno, the Maria was The charge u very
berry The vessels and is said the freghts too
injured in the United Staten. If such crimes not
severely punished Peru will lose milions and will de-
to be characterized immoral BY the commercial
world
On this paragraph tns Hrado proceeds to comment
The readers of The Hrob,o will i'd 10 this numbsr
shocking revelation, which shows to what point
mans sesbnees extends and the depth Of depravity
OF which bis nature Ii susceptible. The paragraph
which BIAS been sent TO u.s. under the head Of great
robbcrits' il Of the worst features that be
conceived in the career OF wikeaness to which spi
lit of speculation can DO driven. But to the most
shocking part of it H. danger to which hume
rous lives may be exEosed In the shipwreck Of vessel
pr tased In cold beodnot the aloua robbery
which ney be perpetrated nation in Of its most
valuable the moastrous immortality Of
m ptamt Ms scheme, in whose balance the tmmolAtion
Of victims weighs less than the gain of thou
Of species Of horrible speculs tons, the
open to crime to improyse fortune the future Of bad
taIh OF perdy, OF aclhAhness cold even to cruelty
the prospect which ELL this promises to
that which makes shuccer.
We alarmed with so much the more reason mas
much thing tends at this unfortunate epoch
favor the tender and the echemes Of selGshnsss
The hatitusl Incidence Of our government, which
Is also chars cteristic Of society---the rage
for biucly initiating all the features o. the
cisl and political physiognomy Of other nations
males Us fear that within short time we may
appoaeh the condition OF tue United States Of North
America, where society has become hsbtuated to
the sight Of many vctls,s almost day inundated BY
the greed Of speculators faere it Ia nsna to fire.
queptly the same spectacle which deplore. A
steamer lie blown up raDg vessel is scutied. railroad
trains Prcciptaed In crossing fragile bridge
peDt ed over abyss The people hsve been Compel
ed to accept these logical oonsequ of the maxim,
SNAKE money-honoraby If you eau II not, make
money! This Sbominable principle, against which
have sIiyen and viii continue 70 strive with all
might Ia Mat which 10 90 introducing itself into
this country and doubtless tho shipwrsck to which
aiiude is its most brill ant application.
We call public attention TO this grave matter, In the
hope that the provisional govornmsnt will take this
tine to cnorce the spirit OF the laws for the punishment
OF sesaas!ns ton au6 piilaxe.
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The Watering Places.
OUR CAPH NAY CORRESPONDENT.

The watering Places.
OUR CAPH NAY CORRESPONDENCE.
CAPE MAY. July l, 1856.
President Pierce IN the Surf-7He Knosc Nothings
The Stale CouncI-7he AZ, action Of tie Ses-
son.
I am here on the track Of President Pierce, ths
great discarded By the people Of ali parties In tho
Union. He went up like rocket In 1859; he will
90 down like stick In 1856. Poor man he Is
entitled 70 pity, isn't hef What fall be viii have
No wonder he seeks the surf of this delightful va.
teriDg place. It will sparkle about his head, as he
courts its uphesvipg, and give him OF least tempo
rarv comfort. But when he leaves the salt ses
waves, and returns to Washington, be win be more
miserable than ever. Why didn't he behave him.
self? Why didn't he 60 on and administer the
government in q diguiaed. patriotic, republican
manner, and let the cliques and hacks Of parties
alones Touching the President. he has his wife
with him, and they do say she is delightful
person. believe he etarts on his return to Wash.
ington to morrow.
patty Ct KIow Nothings hava been
down here from PDiladelphia. They talk very
confidently Of sustaining the platform Of the late
National Council at the meeting Of the Pennsyiva'
Lila State Council, which, report says, convsnes at
Reading On the Sd instant. Governor johnson and
his abolition tending followers will work hard TO
make an issue with the patriotic Union men of the
late National Convention, In order simply 70 make
capital for mselves In various free so DISTRICTS
but suspect 1t will not do. You Will, however,
doubt not, have reporters at Reading.
The season here has opened beautifully. All the
houses promise the best Of things for their eesees
The Mount Verson has been improved somewhat by
the addition OF one hundred and hfty rooms; 50
that 1t offers accommodations for upwards Of q
thousand guests Il is the frat house in the world.
aud will be conduc ed for the present By Mr.. s. B.
Woo.msn, who won much rsn0wn last ,asod.
The versndahs, saloons, halls, paslors, including
the grand dining room, are the largest and hand.
sonest in the world. The bach is not moe than
stone throw off, and the snort distance may BE-
accomplished by railroad If desired Visitors dine
in partes Of six and upwards ct any hour they may
select, or If they prefer q table dhcte, 1t is aiso
"ttar.." Beebe's superb PHILADELPHIA bane are
coming Gown 70 morrow, and will be quartered at
be given on the evening OF the day they arsva; and
most likely shell give you SOME account Of 1t.
Many distinguished people from all narts Of the
land expected at this house. It win be, 80 FAR
as Cape May is concerned, doubtless the great cen.
tire Of fashion, politicians and fast young men.
STORMY PETREL.
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Naval Intelligence.

TIE United States sioop CT Marion, Commander
pn,y spce was Mt Port Prsya Cape verd isands June
g. hssoon as she relieved by the arrival Of another
United states vessel OF tbs Marion would leave for
Bo ton
The United States sIoop 81 var Dale Commander Whit
,le sailed from Cape Ncrd June 4, for Monrovia.
Ale Tnitcd states storeshp relief from New York for
ITO Jsneiro was spoken uns1T, in lat IS, Ion as, by
barr ransro. ~ this port from Cadz.
Can't FERRET has entered the performance OF his
u,y a. con nsnesrt OF the wsshinston navy yard in
tisce OF Gem H. psulsirs who has b.en assigned 70
IL. con msnd Of 'hs Guh slnaatca, Wsshisg'e o.
81 s,s,.s,.. ~
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PHILADELPHIA. July s. PM-Arr steamer Sssfsed.
Sanford NYerk; steamer City 81 York 1ss'
DO; Mary Lowell Huntisy sehrs ElsssEie Light
Bieciwood NBsdford; vicsrey, Horton, Fall Rive;
Mar usia Hilton, NYOrk John LsncAstsr, Stiles, Prsu-
dsnce. Rupysn, Endicott, Fall River
Cid bark Pasi son Laguira; bzss ststs Of Hans
Boston: Emma Baker, Boston: Mary Lowell HanEey, har-
behsad; Wipsold, Ciiksy Boston, rrankln. CHUTE d
Johns D; Curtis orr Salem; sshrs John Lsas.sser
Cambrdseport; E.a Jane. Richardson, Boston, 9nn-
y.n EnSise,t. Fan River bark Trscn &obsrss bssssa'
below chip Ocean Belle from Wimington; banks Little
Lizzie and saragossa West IndsS; brig Nay Queen.
from West Indies.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port u New York, July 3, 1856,

SteAmskip Roanoke. Skinner. Norfolk, DO udlAm
ship GnltiyAtSr Austin Li.s1pesl Williams Guioa-
brig Cape Fear Anterior. Union Islsns-G Peters
big 81 Agnes lBr,, Campbell Bashurst-J whitney
Brig Lady Chapman tBr), with, B.rmud.-wm Smith.
B.k ALE asf:si sss f1.asises.E.si: weed
Bsrk Aamo sSsrwooa EoSSsPou Ry:r.op MSnibu.
BARK Maria Morton BuikIey s.vsnaah-scrsnton1 TAN
Race Horse, sssres Boston Chsmbsrin. Robinson
nsil D Kimssr Amss, City Poin.-H..ter.
scbr Black Squat. Brown, Lavacoa-AoCready. Nott 4
Par, sss.s Sssy:
CIR saxa:sssss Rig. sisi %.SdSJ xs.sii ..
ss:ss zsJi kS Sa.r. c..
Sss:
sssSsI k k,S; S,;.
sss, E Es ,ad
JoSs 5I: Haven
sohr VIM + Conquest, selicok. New Hsven-Master.
ARRIVED.
ssS ssTs' Ssss1 Ss. sn s,ss ns
pasted steamship hence for ch,rie.tsn Cane
htrs: S..sas Monday 49, spoke bark co
July 'n ss sss With ssh. Josa ssssa
steamship
An exchanged signals with steamship Augusta hence for
Es.:ss My . With md''
shp Bnfey. nnIiey. Baltimore days with coal, to
Elise fssss % day: With
NYori, .!srils iron EoIIs.n. 'or I.r.e,lle.
S;. $S :: I * +: Is:
q Co si q s gs fG umssr &C. Jun: q Ion
mated and ssandonsd Had letters her stern,
iss tie Royal s'nsh'i'
vi, ssra ssa o ans YSrps Shs.nsso: t.ys
His iis.s s, L.; E MsSi. %,
T Az. C, n;s;r Pr
nsster July lat y. Ion u 10. spoke brs Lilly. xnis,
Dr.: hi:Sl,aa MAJ. Trs;s5 xs Dawson Ar
5 ssi;Ssis s,
sss. july spoke srs KnS. ssiss. renee for Jssisss.
@ % ss as :ns. s and pa.
st s .s.. &c Gee general ',, new. column
nas spse. ' m.rsoas s''' Cruz June '''
s.hr Envoy OF vienbs Collins Savannah days. with
seir Iueius Edy ard: n.res, csorsssewn dAy.wisb
sehr W Johr.0n. conkin, washington. NC. days. in
schr Wiser Bsarasey, wilminsscr, nc. with navs,
schr Bay State Sherwood Boston, with ndss to Dayton
shr Hart Was osls,,, Win lumber to master
sehr Mary MAXIM, Beers. boston with mdse to Dayton
Spraeus. =.
sebf L,yi, SsswelI, Boston, With ma.., sSs Lewis
Schr Charm. Nicterson, Boston
Sehr L A stevens, Bacon. Boston
Schr Augusta, Kelly, Boston.
schr susAn, Loripg, Boston.
Schr Easie, Rhodes Rcckland.
echt Medora Holbrook. kockland
Scbr Wjde World, -, Providence.
schr ing Cloud, -, Previdencs
Sohr West Glssm, Whistler, Care tod with nah.
sehr Hudson. Kelley, HAr~ich.
schr Henry Gibbr, Snow Harwob.
schr Sussn Chase. ST. ow, Harwich.
schr Tabith 4 Hannah, Hsuoud, Esq Hartor.
Schr Isue, Colby. Gloucester.
sehr Elm City, FfsNes, New Haven.
schr WilIiampon. Lewis New Hages.
Schr fsrsgon, Bcfton for Albany
sicor RienzL Durfee, Providence.
Propeller Cbas. psgood, Norwich.
Lecutt Poir Srom ell lhsl, french
e5 hour, With mdse, TO John Riley.
BELOW
Two tarks and two bern trigs.
sAiffD
Shire Nffbv-y teF Huvfe City q ss- Ys.k a. I,,
Ie6i; Greet estefn, ter DO, ard ot6~r @A
Nlll-sV9ts9 ~ ptep saigi sp0s't s.W,
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Telegraphac Marine Repest
NEW ORLEAkS. July 3-Afr ships Ssa fiewss. aat
South Carolina, Boston.
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Snip Whittier yesss old 800 tons. ssIA ~ -
Bris zssosstsr rsm valparao recently reported nlss
inr srriye d At Boston "a
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-24
DEATHS.

AT a meeting Of the Dials Creek Division, Sons
of Temperance held in their Hall on the 10th
inst. the following Preamble and Resolution were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, we have learned that it has pleased
an Advise Providence to remove from our midst
our esteemed friend and brother, Willie J. Roberts
and, Whereas we, under such a sense of cur
bereavement, desire to give some testimonials Of
our high regard and warm fraternal feeling for
our departed Brotlert Therefore
Resolved ; That as individuals we have lost one
of our dearest, most cherished friends-our Divis-
ion has lost one of its most worthy, exemplary and
useful members, and our community one of its
| highest and most valuable ornaments.
RESOLVED That while we sadly deplore his de-
parture, and feel with poignant sorrow that his
seat is vacated, which cannot again be supplied
we yield to the great Disposor of life and death
in his severe dispensation, having the solacing
consciousness that he has left us only to receive
the unfadiug need of virtue and a holier home.
Resolved That from a fresh remembrance OF
the amiability Of his heart-his noble and gen
tlemanly department, and his useful and virtuous
career, we feel he has left US q bright model which
we will ever cherish, and ever strive to imi-
tate.
RESOLVED That we, each, all, do cordially min
gle our tears with those of his painfully afflicted
friends and family, and offer them sincerely al
the sympany of our sorrowing hearts and that VIZ
will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
R~eeolUed That a copy of these resolutions b'
sent to his bereaved family and other copies to tn,
Hillsboro Recorder and Spirit eff the Age, for pub
LEGATION. S. d. UMSTED, w. p.
ADDISON MANGUM, r. S.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE

SINCE LAST IssUE-$1 each K. D. Jones, Smyr-
ma Miss J. Bethel, Germanton DR.. j. W. Justice,
Fulton D. J. Granthan, [. Cox, billiard E.. G.
Burton, Brummell's; Miss S. E.. Whitner, Newton
D. McLester, Albemarle; W. j. Floyd, Miss NJ.
Hunt, Kittrell's J. W. Williams, Louisburg J.
W. Toney, Warrenton j. Maddry, Rome; c. W..
Parham, Oxford w. Iraynham, W. F. Reade,
Roxboro' Rev. r. I. Carson, Palmyra; Mrs. E.
S. Minor, Tally Ho!; A. Smith, Gatesville Miss
Featherston, Yanceyville J. NJ. Phillips, Melville;
A.. Dickson, Enoe Mills; j. Vikings, Snead's Fer
ry; E. J. Jetton, Thos. Wells, Lincolnton; W L.
Hill, A. j. Daniel, Warsaw il. Y. McGehee, Frank
ilas0T Piy1 r5asi h. Z. ]. IRAN, ciarE's Creek !;
r. S. Watkins, Nutbush Z. J. Hallyburton, w. r.
Dale, Dysartsville; Hiss Ann E. Covington, Rich
mond VIM. Smith, H. Wright, Averasboro' j. Fl.
Boddie, Nashville A. c. Ledbetter, New Garden
T.. Ives, Smithfeld; S. L. Riddle, Pittsboro, 1.
M. Hall, Bumcombe; W. S. Hatchett, Yanceyville;
R. R. Gwynn, Jonesville DR.. J. E.. Osborne, Shell
by Z. Rhinhart, jr., Hamptonville J. C. Wilkin-
son, Leasburg; J. Fl. Summerell, J. f. Simmons,
Weldon, j. L. Krinminger, Fla. J. c. MeArthur,
S. G.; J. NJ. Roberts, Old Furnace; BENZ. Pearce,
Pacific; H. Cook, G. Winston, jr., Franklinton
Chowan f. c. ms; Mrs. A. W. Harrison, Pleasant
Grove; J. G. Barnhardt. Gold Hill J. f.. Slower,
Va; j. I'll. Benton, monks Store j. B. Letchworth,
Hookerton J. Sheeler, HilIsboro'; J. NJ. Houser,
Pennington; w. A. Long, Oh. Hill A. Hammer
Fentress; }. NJ. Wharton, Summers Mills; Miss NJ
e.. Jordan, Va; Miss. w. P. Paschall, Ridgeway
So I. j. Ramsour, Lincelnton 81 A. Murray
Pleas. Grove; SIS J. M. Wooten, Kinston; So S. Z
Smith. Buckland; 81 E. Gross, Somerton So 81
Miss v. S. Harrison, Yancsyville; 6 dollars S. J
Allen, Wake.