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A SOUTHERN PAPER ON FREMONT. The
Charleston Is. c. Standard thus speaks of Mr..
Fremont and his prospects
He still displays address in sticking to the
simplicity of the issue upon which he proposes
to stand. No one in free State can possibly
say anything against the proposition to exclude
Slavery from the Territories ofthe United States.
Some are too conservative to propitiate the act,
but all will approve it, and if he can carry ali
the Tree States he will carry the Presidency also;
his tactics are judicious. Mr.. Buchanan has
to carry forty years of service, and an i'm
mense platform, which contains something
offensive to everybody. Mr.. Fillmore carries
the platform of the Know Nothing party, at
least, and besides this, the traditions of polit
zeal career, and one term in the Presidency.
Both are weighed, therefore, too heavily for a
good race, and there can be no question but
that in this respect at least, Mr.. Fremont will
have vastly the advantage"
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WASHINGTON, D. c..
For the National Era.
THE GOLDEN H EAR
BY THRACE TALM0N.

BY THRACE TALMON.
o,es. within kingdom olden,
1, the Northland cold and fair,
Where Spring grasses, soft and waving.
Grow from the Ioe-gianrs hair;
ytsfe the God WHO guards the rainbow.
Hears the wool grow on the hocksi
Where. upon each slaniing sunbeam.
Floa,elh Gina with besuieous loeks;
IN hat kingdom was the order
ROYAL OF the Golden Heart;
h, device. golden medal,
Shapen by the finest art
For within a jewelled casket,
Like precious, sacred thing,
Mas the heart of King Gustavus,
sw,den's wisesi, brsvest king
In The kingdom of affection,
In ,be homeland of our thought,
n. moi. IRON thesiesd and living
Hearts in sweet remembrance wrought.
Thee. tie true and noble spirits,
Who along I.iies rugged steep,
Pause 10 note a struggling ioiler,
II perchance, he can but creep
Win the friendly hand full open,
With the genial smile of ruth,
speak they words Of glowing courage,
Map the hidden path of truth.
These the souls unclaimed by envy,
Folding ialy nothing base;
While t,ey mount 10 the Immortal.
Sloop TO wear the humblett grace.
Ths.s the friends who. round our hesrthstones,
VIII, their works of love and care,
Made our lives serene and blissful,
IIa.lowed all our fate with prayer.
Al, rot gold can make hearts golden.
No, the deed of lofty dole
Not the depihleSs words OF passion,
Live embalmed within the soul
llsylcOOd.
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WASHINGTON D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST r 1886

although he would, if he had known how her
pulse was quickening and throbbing,) James
SAID something about being "ready, any day.
when she would come, to go up and bring her."
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NEW FIR. M..-TO THE PUBLIC.

RECK WITH AND CLAYTON WOUID
- inform their friends and the public generally that
they have entered into partnership and have on hand for
the fdH aasL Winter Iiule ut the old stand of eck
with, opposite Lawrences Hotel, a heavy stock of
GROCERIES,,
which the following list in part comprises
A large lot of C0dee..Laguira, Rio and Java
Coffee Sugar..Crushed and Clarified, Of different
grades and prices.
A good lot of Teas.
heavy stock of Sole and Upper Leather.
A large assortment Of Boots and Shoes, among which
are hne calf and kip boots calf shoes-lades and
Also, good lot of DrOgans, for men and boys
Observation-Disclosures and TailoW.
All kinds Of Fancy Soap.
Shot, Powder and Caps.
water Buckets of different kinds
70 Bags Of Salt.-LiyerpoOl and Grind Alum.
Nails of all sizes. Cotton Yarns
Bacon, Lard, Flour and Meal.
lot of splendid Tobacco.
Baggins and Rope.
good lot of Cigars-yarious brands
Also, good lot Of
DRY GOODS,
Among which arc to be found DOmestics N to5
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Such US Cashmere, Satinet, Kentucky Jeans,
lWceds, Osnaburss and kerseys, fine lot of hea.
w Blankets and Hats suitable for negrOs wear and
great many others too tedious to mention.
ss3 Our goods will be sold upon accommodating terms
for CASH. Please give call and examine for your.
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! THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLYl
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AFA,mY JoURNAL OF LiTERArum AKD NEws FoR SOUTH
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upon the northern cities for its periodical liter1t
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south of Mason and Dxons Line many Of them carving
with them Of the prejudces of aboonsm; and IN
cucatng to greater less exe doctrines injurious to
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southern readers should be thrown OFF it is believed
the South for publication Of first class literary papers.
THE SPECTATOR,
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with of the southern daes and has been undertaken
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OF Southern interest and character.
The general plan of the paper follows: 1t has eight
pages three Of which filled with the best articles
Literature Science and the Arts to the editors COM
mens upon passing themes one to general news, foreign
and domestic the interests of the Farmerhe in
ricultura Bureau of the u. s. Patent Oce syn
opss Of the operations of the Departments of
ment and during the WINTER to report of tie pro.
ceedngs of Congress- altogether making plan which will
be rgdy adhered and which uneqnalled
in the country, North South.
The SPECTATOR is printed type and fine paper
Its quarto form makes convenient for binding, and each
annual volume being accompanied by full index it will be
most valuable paper for preservation and reference.
out the money. Specimen copies be had applca-
AUG. F. HARVEY,
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Washington, D. C.
Raleigh, Aug. 12 s55. 1OsO-l2tw.
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A. ID. 1856.

A. D. 1906
TIME PUBLIC MAY TALK ABOUT THE CLAYTON
Il BULWER treaty and the BRITISH BULLION pow
err but whether perfect treaty imperfect treatment
towards ltile-the facts The British now
hold Malta and Gibraltar, Hegoand i'll the Baltic. Cape
and Ceyon the South and East seas, Falkland at
Cane Horn Vancouver the Pacific, Halifax the Bermu
das Cape Hacrask and Mosquitia Of the Caribbean
sea-,hereby commanding the world of waters; notwh-
standing all this Ravens still continues put up, and put
down and put thro Fayetteville ST. 40. H. Portraits
of fe-ving neacnts done up and done down and done
brown ambrotypic, photographic, photographic and da
guerreotypc styles ineib!e color and pure tint
that etcray every child may recognize his rela
tives and even Towser know his own master.
p S. Call Immediately and be satisfied for once!
AT the HAVEN'S GALLERY,
Fayetteville Greet No - Raleigh G
January 25 1856. l9-tf.
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PROSPECTUS OF
xTHE WESTERN SENTINEL
A 1,ENOCR4TJC AND FAMILY JOURNAL.

A DEMOCRATIC AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
SOLICITED By MANY CITIZENS OF FORSYTH
Sand surrounding Counties the undersigned p propose;
to publish in The town Of Winston, Nerth Carolna
Weekly Newspaper under the above title.
The increasing public interests Of our section. ana
the re iinr public; and the demand for local Journal al
the Of CIR County government, seem 10 ne @
tabshnent at Winston of journal OF Inc cnac'er pro-
The SENTINEL will be devoted to Morality, Pure Lit;
eratue. Republican Primo Pics General ln.egsnce a M,
nubsbcr to render Il repository Of pleasing and pr"fa-
bic reading faithful record of events and an agreeao'
In matters Of public policy, both National and State, 1t
will yield uuwaverng support to Democratic meas .
mo to the height OF lis abb lily the principles Of the Bai-
more Democratic platform If 1852, agreed upon Dy nc
Party and sanctioned by large majority OF Inc
people. , N,h;n or
Against the recently organized g. Know No!mnG, or
"Natve American movement. the tent,n's Will take ee
cided and ure,uivnca ground; regarding the creation OF
religions test as qualification for public Office at variance
viii the letter and spirit of the Constitution opposed TO
every principle Of Rerublicansm. and worthy only the g
norance and intolerance of darker Acting from
firm conviction that honesty, caaby and fidelity 10 inc
CONSTITUTION aside political principe are sufficient
rennses in cnd dates for Office under Republican form
of government, shall oppose any organlzaton Mne
secret open that seeks TO create barrier we Inc
native and adopted Citizen to deprive either OF inc rights
and ryleres enoyed under the Constitution and Laws as
they stand In Short position and sentiment upon h'S
subject will be: PRIScirLEs-not birthplace "AAS0"''
The paper will be devo'ey attached to the Union Of the
3;I abts. advocating as the only guarantee of the
rnetuty Of the Union, strict and faithful adherence
under all circumstances to the Federal Constitution
With The increased mail facilities afforded BY compile
tn of the North Carolina Railroad and the advantages OF
daily arriy the Sentinel will contain the latest and mos
Enec;a care and attention will be bestowed upon the
Editorial Department and with the assistance OF INTEL
gent correspondents it is hoped that the original
While the tome Of the Sentinel upon all subjects vii
be fearless and Independent its columns will be enrei
free from the low slang and blngsgate rhetoric SO col
snicuous in some of the political journals of the day
The rs. number will be issued in the month OF Aprl
next. ~, e. $500 .-
on large Sheet at the price Of Two Dollars per year
advance dollars and half after SIX months or .hr'
dollars after the close of the subscription year. To al
one procuring ten subscribers and paying the cash in Al
vance, the paper will be furnished one year gratis
noc.,pber ia y
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S,CHLOSS & BROTHER TAKE PLEASURE
- in announcing the citizens Of Raleigh, vicinity and
the public in general that they have changed their firm by
taking Il Partner Mr. NJ CRAFTSMAN, who Will here
after attend IN the CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISH
ING STORE in all its branches All orders will receive
strict attention. Any garment sent for will he finished
and forwarded to its destination within eight days.
All sizes of Coats Pants, Vests &C. constantly kept up
BY our own original merchant tailoring establishment OF
Joseph Schuss Brother Of Light and Mercer sts
BALTIMORE Md
Oar DRY GOODS shall ard snst be sold soon, we
anxious TO make our store Regular Clothing House.
Call and get Dry Goods COST before send them oil
to Auction Houses.
SCHLOSS, BROTHER Co.
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1856. l?-tf
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December is, 1855.
Prospectus of the Sc Southern Scntlnei,"
A Democratic and Miscellaneous Journal to be Pud
ZisheG HeekLy at Wilson, N. q.

Prospectus of the IS Southern Scntlnei,"
Democratic and Miscellaneous Journal to be f'ud
lished Weekly, at Wilson, N. g.
vNHE EXISTING CONDITION OF POLITICAL PAE
TIES and of partizan strife mutually suggests the e.
tabl;shipr of such journal the SouTHERN SENIINEi
nnrposes to become The present indeed crisis IN Oh
plt;ca history witnessed before The Constitute
has been invaded the laws ramped and sat upon reig
ons liberty assailed; ballot boxes broken and burnt
landmarks of cur political ancestry partially efaced; IL
1visdn derived from timehon0red experience unseated
and questionable have been pushed into hg
nositions and fanaticsm unclaimed from its axe and
faprot niles in the North is heard to howl among us IN II
Snonth These evils so far its humble abilities sha
serve, o,-n,,,,x, r,,>m,NCI
u e,deavor to arrest 1t will endeavor to nculcate
for the laws they exist and for the ConStiti
finn as it has been interpreted by the wise of the
and nv the Fathers of the Democratic faith 1t Will dcten
not only politica bnt liberty and will do bait
against every political heIesy that may appear, Whetht
Matched in caves or culverts or open convention.
The SENTINEL will ALSO to relieve the monotony OF poll
tics devote space literary TOPICS original and selected
as we'll as to miscellaneous subjects, which shall include
Agricultural and the latest Commercial intelligence In
brief no efforts nor expenses will be spared to make the
Sentinel one of the most Useful and efficient journals IN the
South. ~ -
The first number of the Sentinel will be issued about
the first of the next month"; and sent to subscribers at the
rate of 50 per annum the end of six months and
s. at the end Discount made in behalf ofcubs
""o ''''' 'AA' A'e' ]. F. KEENAN,, EDITOR
Jan. II, 1885. IL
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NIX MS HOU SE.
FORMERLY MRS. BORDEN'sl
Test Side Rait,un2

lEOMEhLA MIS- BORDENSl
Hest Side Rait,Yqd
Gold sbOrOush. NC
ms extensive and Well known public Est,blS.u.,
been purchased and reupened by the Subscrihar & mas
reception OF guests ON the 4th inst. " '"'
Pleasantly and conveniently situated in the ceut,o
of business and is directly opposite to- and WEST @ M
Ticket Offices Of the Wilmington and Weldon and ,he
Centera kaiiroad Companies where the cars stop on thar
arrival and departure, and where FAITHFUL ,
BE IN WAITING to take baggage and give such other attain
tiOns as the traveller may require ~
THE HOUSE has been reinodel,ed reno;rad and ,h
0ushy renovated from cellar to garrett and furnished
throughout with New Furniture selected with speca ears
ana arranged with single the comforts of the cas
uai CUES: or permanent bnrder.
THE TABLE
oe richly furnished with the snbstantials the dantes
ana decaccs OF the Foreign as well as domestic
markets will be rendered tributary to the constant snv
which Will be served in the best STYLE by orderly oI
ing and well trained servants. - '''s
THE BAR
WIZ De Sorehouse of the best Wines and Louors and
thoroughly acquainted with his busincss.comnrisn ,i
OF what is due to the rights and comforts 81 thp
Pablo, as well us to himself and his EMPLOYER - ~
THE STABLES.
when are among the best in the State have been placed
the keeping of sku and careful manager who will al
ways have under his the best and most experienced
osers and will be among the chief cares of the
tor TO see that horses Of his guests be well fed and Thor
Oughly groomed. N '"''
This entire establishment has been purchased and 6td
at an enormous expense, and it will be the pleasure
OF course It will be the interest of the subscriber To
der the House in every respect equal to any in the
he therefore trusts that generous public will renew am
continue the liberal patronage heretofore extended to h
House. while under the of former proprietress Mrs
Union. ''' @n'"'
August IA, 1855. ~ I
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GTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, WARREN

- COUNTY. Warren Court Of Equity, October Term,
Lucy Barrow. James o. White and wife Tabtha, Elizabeth
Virgins, Susan NJ. Whitehead, Lucy F. Virgins, James T.
Virgins: John w. Virgins, and William R: Virgins, chill
dren of Mary Virgins and John Virgins and T.
Rem and wife aancy, and William d. Strum MARCEL
lus Jordan, Elizabeth Hayes Rufus strum Ben Norwood
Thon, B. Ssrum, children Of Burchet L. Strum and Will
liam Strum.
fendans MrcelIus Jordan Elizabeth Hayes Rufus Strum
Norwood in the above cause nonresdents Of
this State ordered that publication be made for six
weeks the said defendants to be and appear the
of Court of Equity to be held for the County of War;
rem the Court House Warrenton, the third Mon
plead demr to the said bill, otherwise the
will be taken ro conesso and heard esparte to
them.
Witness c. NJ. Cook, Clerk and Master of said Court of
Equity at Office, in Warrenon the third Monday after the
~ - C.M COOK, c. Me-
January II, 1856. ll07-wsw
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, WAKE
- COUNTY. In Equity: Elijah Winston, Admir-, cs.
Whereas, Elijah Winston has fled his bill of complaint
in our Court Of Equity against John J. Ward and Others
nonresdents Of this State, but residents of the
State of Tennessee.
This therefore, is notify the said John j. Ward and
Court Of Equity to be held at Court n as
city of Raleigh the LIST Monday after the 4th Monday
Of Complaint, tie will Be taken o eoas saa as 0 to
them, aud a decree made accordingly
Given under my hand this 18th February 1856
ED. G. HAYWOOD, c. &ME
FEBRUARY 10, 1900 24-6w
NJOTICE.-A NEGRO MAN WHO CALLS HIM
II SELF WIN. CURTIS, was committed to the ia of
this city in December last for want Of copy Of his Reg
believes in the county of Orange Granville in the State
Of North Carolina, by an old gentleman named Thomas
Jordan, n cotchman) whom he says gave him his free
II Georgia with Mr. John Tuttle Railroad Contractor,
and has not resided in n G. since that He is about
ii or AZ years of age, black complexion rect TX inch
es in height oleraby likely has small whskers, and is
rupurcd lie gives such lame account Of himself that
the Hastings Court this city authorized me to advertise
him, thinking probable that he be runaway slave
Any who may this notice. and knows any thing
about the above named man, will please give the nor-
nation. J. BRANCH,
Serg't and Jailor of Petersburg, Va.
Feb. %, 1856. 29-4ws
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1eQgINCEY,s NEW WORK.-THE Non.
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Alec Deonineeys former writings, compr;,i,, ~
The Confessions Of an English Opium Eater ,,sa
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The Biographic Essays vol l6mo, portrait cloth
The miscellaneous Essays, do -
The Cesars, - do
Literary "Reminiscences. Q vols 16mo -
Narfative and miscellaneous Papers, 9 vols linn -
Essays on the Poets, 1 vol l6mo -
historical and Critical Essavs yols limo -
Autob'ographc Sketches. 1,yol l6mo, -
Essays on Philosophical Writers, Q vols 16mo
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Letters toe Young Man, and other Papers, va, ,s,
Sept. ID 1855. rVMER0Y
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~rORTII CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
nv ~ cIl Oaica kRalanh n e IhiS

NIORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
IL SURANCE COMPANY, Office Raleigh n. c. This
Company the lives of individuals for one term
OF years for life the Mutual PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits OF thel Company For
pocies granted for the whole term of life when the pre-
mmn therefor $780, note may be given for one
half the of the premium bearing interest at per
cent without guaranty. go ia
The prompt manner in which all losses have been Pad
by Company together with the low rates Of premium
present great inducements such disposed to IN
sure. n -
SLAVES insured for term of from one to hve years.
for two-thirds their value. -
All losses paid within 90 daysater satisfactory proc
IS presented. uo,
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, WIN. w. HOLDEN,
WIN D. HAYWOOD WIN. d. COOKE
JAMES +. JORDAN, Il. II. BATTLE,
OuINrES BUsBEE, WV. Fl. JONES,
II. W. Hustled, =. +. PEscUD,
W. H. Mckee, SEAToN GALES
CHARLES Is. RoOT.
OFFICERS.
DIR, CHARLES f. JOHNSON, President,
WILLIAM ID. HAYwooD, lics President.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
WILLIAM II. JONES, Treasurer,
II. W. HusrED. AUorneH
CH,ELEs Z. JOHNSON, NJ. d. Medical
WILLIAM IL. MckEE, NJ. ID. Beard Of
R1cHD b. H,YwooD, NJ. ID. Consultation.
r. II. BATTLE,
w. w. HOLDEN, 7 Erecattre Cont
CHARLES h. EoOr, mistee.
For further nformation the public referred to the
pamphlets and Of proposal which be obtained
at the Office of the Company any gifts Agencies
Communications should be addressed, post paid to
JOHN 6. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
July TO- 1885, 66-
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BARGAINS IN mERcHAND1zE

GREAT BARGAINS IN MERCHANDISE.
" In consequence Of the death of Mr.. Joseph b. G.
Rouhac becomes necessary to close his Mercantile Bust
ness in this City it be. In order to effect
speedy saes the friends of the deceased the public are
Informed that the Store will be kept open at his atc stand
cost and charges upon average The stock
era known, excellent in quality, and was laid
Mourning Goods Carpes Hardware and the bes; FAMILY
Gr1sercs The business will be conducted by Mr.. Albert
summons and much possible, will be attended to-
on behalf OF the family, by the subscriber,
Raleigh, Feb. 9th, 1885, aa-ti
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COMPREHENSIVE.

ID F. PESCUD, HAVING THIS DAY FORMED
Co artnership with his brother-in-aw, George
conduct the Wholesale and RstlI Drug Business under The
firm Of PESCUD 4 GATLING.
We contemplate in short time enlarging and imprv.
ing our store and shall keep much larger stock
in our line than heretofore, which with increased a.
cilities justify in offering friends and the public
generally unusually inviting inducements.
We pleased inform our friends and customers that
we have secured the valuable services of Dir. Charles
Scott, for i've or SIX years with Williams & HAYWOOD.
former assistant, Mr.. JOS L. Ward will unite with US
attending promptly to their wants. the most favorable
terms, At all hours Of the day and night. CD.
Our store will be closed ON the Sabbath, but Mr. Scon
or Ward will be in attendance execute orders the s
only and their attendants will please ring the alarm BELL
Our accounts will be presented for settlement on the ~
July and january OF each year. unless terms are spe'n'
P. F. fEscUD, GEL. W. CALLING.
SEQ, 1000 WANTED. ,r0
a IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UNDs DEE.
IA SIGNED by bond or account are nov atsctioaatgy
appealed to for q his old business must be c0
Pr. pEsCuD
Raleigh, January s. 1885, Is
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
EvENINGS WITH THE PROPHETS: Series OfSs
" mors and Meditations by Rev. A. Morton BroH OWL,
letters from father to his children By Rhnd u,
view of the Scripture Revelations concerning lu''
state BY Richard Whateiy, ID. D., late Archbishop
The Universe no Desert; the Earth no Monopoly.
the Plurality of Worlds. Edited by Dr. Hitchcocs p.,
Clouds and Sunshine BY Charles Reade, Author OF '
The Elder Sister. BY Marion James
Romance II American History By Joseph Barraud
Maud, and Other Poems; By Tennyson.
saocus. BY Charles kingsley' For sale p6GXMERoY
sReleigb, October IL, 1853 ~
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Schedule for Mail Train on and after Thursday.
the 31st day of January, 1856.
NOTICE.-ON AND AFTER TO-DAY, THE NAIL
II Train will leave the Depot, North Carolina Ralroad
the from the West. The Conductors and Baggage
Master will be in readiness take charge Of baggage &c
Passengers will have trouble in shifting baggage and
will arrive at Weldon at ll.3O A. NJ, in full time for all
trains going North.
By order of the President.
JAMES NJ. POOL,
Ticket Agent.
IL
eN Raleigh Register Hil'sboro' Recorder Greensboro
Patriot Salisbury Waterman, Charlotte Democrat, Peters
burg Democrat, and Express and Norfolk
Herald publish till forbid