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The daily union., 1856-10-22
Dom. rain.
Total gain

" Here IL democratic gain Of five thousand Eve hundred
in ten counties. II almost equals great losses in Ham
ton, Franklin, and Montgomery At rough estimate,
should place the majority in the State margin Of not
twenty thousand. The Fillmore will probably be about
twenty. five or thirty thousand"
The daily union., 1856-10-22
SEASONABLE ADVICE.

Says The Detroit Free Press |--------
The way to carry Michigan for every democrat to de-
vote the ensuing two weeks constant work. What demo
crst viii not give two weeks his party TO his country
10 such that in which the democracy Of the whole
country Is now engaged Democrats woRK wopE, wosEr
The daily union., 1856-10-22

Loss OF PuoT BoATThe pilot boat Julia of New York
was run into on Saturday night Off the Light Ship BY P
LOT boat A. Nelson, and cut in two snd sunk All hani
were saved,
The daily union., 1856-10-22


having only s45 votes of the increased
than the democratic ticket If the increased vote in
dcaye of fraud party appears to be justly charge
able with it the other Ii will not do for the defeated
party TO charge ii all upon the other when its own
vote exhibits relatively greater increase. But we
this result 1t is the natural effect Of the extraordinary
efforts made by the various parties TO bring all the
of their precincts Previously concocted schemes
cheating could not turn out relatively equal in their
results Why then, refer il TO fraud which would involve
both parties in attempts TO get possession Of the govern
men by criminal practices, and would show such de-
morazaion of the people in political matters to make
the preservation of popular institutions scarcely worth
the trouble2 Would II not be oreditable TO the
people and 10 popular suppose ii be the
result of legally proper in themselves and sufficient
10 produce the result when such brought
active operaon2 II any citizen knows enough of such
matters 10 be able to charge fraud in election he
ought to into court of justice and endeavor prove
it, IL he does not do So he shows that he has such
evidence aud his charge is unfounded Let and all
do what to preserve the purity and honesty OF
elections and avoid dscreditng them by unfounded
charges well as by fraudulent practices.
We have word or two to add to the above While the
black republican papers affect be amazed at the very
large polled in Philadelphia the l4th they entirely
in Maine few weeks ago. Philadelphia it seems with
population of five hundred thousand poed some seventy
thousand votes Maine with population of six hundred
thousand poed at the late election in that State about
hundred and fy thousand potesi Starngly and stu
peudousy large this vote Is the cry Of fraud was not
raised by the defeated party there the fintes
ntimation thrown out by democratic paper that the
black republicans Of Maine owed their victory the vote
Of sympshizers from Canada and Nova Scotia
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Feb. l, 1856.

A CARD.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER BLGS LEAVE TO 1NfOkM
The citizens Of Raleigh and the public at large that ne
has permanently settled down Raleigh carry On
The COppersmith Business
IN all its branches and that he fully prepared to execute
all work entrusted to him, such Turpenlne and bhay
suns Co"k ng Utensils, both of BRASS lead ana coppe
pumps. &c, DC.
orders from distance promptly attended to. frl'e'
WILL be liberal to ensure u large patronage. A.. ~,
The establishment Fayetteville street, directly UP
pusite the Market House.
HENRY HESSELBACh.
Raleigh Jan IL 1853 --.--l-.-- - linn
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Office II. Il &. II. II. Company,
RHLElGH, Jan. 81, 1896.


the 3lst day of January, 1856.
NOTICE.-ON AND AFTER TO-DAY, THE NAIL
u Tran will leave the Depot, (NorhCarolna Railroad
at IL minutes befre O'clock A. NJ upon the arrival Of
the from the West. The Conductors and Baggage
Master will be in readiness take charge Of baggage &C.
will Weldon at ll.3U A. NJ in full lime for all
trains gong North.
BY order Of the President.
JAMES NJ. POOL.
ckei Agent.
2i-
Raleigh Register Hillsboro' Recorder Greensboro
Patriot, Salisbury Waterman, Charlotte Democrat Peters
burg in1egenccr, Democrat. and Express, and Norfolk
Herald publ sh TIL f,rb d.
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InE RESPONSIBILITY OF POSTMASTER. Postmas-
tiers are responsible for the subscription of news
paper oragazne, as.lpng they allow it to be res
ceved nj their office, after it is uncaed for, or re-
fused by tn. person to whom, it was directed The
rules Of the Department require tha, written note
shall be sent to every publisher, shat his paper or
wor slie dead in the office.
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Z: iEK }cIiuS tx The MAssACn, SETS X. Ms
On ir 2S't' It ,Ju.sv III, Il \. State Council
;o' and un:'iil l'sy atiOi ted All address,
at nu,ct the il! !l,s Is Il portion:
- y l,".i' 'Al,'ss.,t # H., I,iic'll,> "i ma
i.r,, al .s \a,n..,.ai C.u Gil has recently been
ado tee: Ii "a: rhl'c, at.s'.d iy the signatures
ct lis ". lh.s | tio,n c"nta'ns v,cws and de-
,ta,,s lie subject Of .lavtry utterly rcpug-
nant to III, .onvirtinii> IF the American party of
Massachusetts,, and which deemed 10y them inrr-
3cditn,, unf, ne and unconstitutional Their most
~acred "nta /" ,h>r county, TO l,st.li,y, and TO
the, s. Ives, '"n>;rai'> th,m /" utterly rtpuaiate
thu vi, q, riaia,i, hs aid uttery dtSserer
hem~ lt* at onc' Jpn MI 7"/itc"i Fellowship aciA
any "g"n'x"ti"" which p'oclaimx such pl"ttorm
as its ruie 81 nctions"
In accordance with this determination the follow
ing resolution was as>ed:
Rrs"lred, Tia, this organization be hencefnrth
known as the American aItl an H0sx0chusetts. and
Does HEREBY SEVER CONNECTION with the majori-
tv of the l,anai American Council r,cen, assem-
bl, in PhiladtlPh "a.
Nuw, l.y .rd., of tic president and secretary of
the State Gomez Delegates hav, been chosen the
c"nvei t. Ii ca led b. thar portion OF the party which
adhe,es the ndnS pro slavery Philadrl.' ha plat
| fnrm!!! Boston Pos.
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< l9s9s1lii - ..
NEGRO !" ABSORPTION"

HoRRoR ON HORxoRs hat deal Of pious eja-
cua,ion the editor OF the Patriot utters over the re-
mark OF Mr.. Banks that the stronger race Wal abb
sorb tie wenkcr!' Why, man alive, the chivalric
South have been engaged for century in proving
the truth Of the remark. 1t is the cOmnonest thing
in the world to see human property advertised as
half white, and often - nearly white" The best
blood Of the South is coursng its pure way under
u very slightly cu.Ored skin. Nashua Telegraph.
Tnis kind Of talk has become very common among
the abolition and black republican, d. magogucs.
Without stopping to correct the Teiegras dei'ber-
ate Misrepresentation of the sentiment OF Mr. Banks
upon which we commented, We propose to state a
fact or two which should cause Northern men TO
hold their peace upon the subject referred to In the
latter part of the above paragraph. 1t is almost
daily thrown out disgrace to the Southern peo-
pie, that there large number vi slaves with
more less whi.e blood their veins. This Is true,
and it is disgrace. But if this ama gamatoh, this
practical carrying into ELI Ct of Mr. Banks absorp-
ton theory, Is dissraceul to the Southern people,
is not the same fact existing in the North quite as
dsg acefu to the people Of the North? No one can
deny IL and will deny that the disgrace Is
about proportion to tire comparative extent to
which Mr.. Banks Absorption" process has been
carried Oh in the sections Now the census OF
1850 shows that while more than Ohe.tOulth OF tue
colored people OF the North mu!attoes only ohe-
thirteenth Of the slave population are muiattoes!
Among The 8 POI Ii slaves PIG $50 We're muiattoes
had more Or less wnlte blood; while OF the $780,
900 tOlOred people OF the Tree states, over 50,0oU
mulat,oes! In On'o, Ht"m hsJ OF the col
orcd population muatlocs, oyer II, 700 out Of
% OUO. In Indiana, about 80 per muiat-
toes; i, Wisconsin and in Iowa, over 81 per cent !;
i |: ino>, ov,r 50 per CENT !; III Micm-an 70 per
Cent. III New Hampshire 81 per re t.; in Name
81 per cent. :; P,nnsylva,-a and V,raon, 4" per
cent; MASSACHUSETTS, 81 per rent. N Co"nectl-
Gu 30 per cent in Rhode Island a FER cent. !; in
Ne" York 10 pr cent. and III New Jersey IL p.r
cent. whir III ony one slave State do tile milat-
form Ii OF the whole number OF slaves,
:.ni in only t.rcc do h.y amount to 10 per c,nt.
Now it sc, ms to lis ihs, if it disgrace to the
S.'th that they have crrrd out Mir. Banks alb
sorptun tn,oy SUI all extent thai "nc-thirteei'-
IN OF ;Hea slaves nave ahtr bpDd til. IL vclus
it stall sr>aaer disgrace to the Northern people
tina, they nave ap lid she saline theory $" tar that
more than lsa:te, OF the negroes aIn'ig them
are part Whit, AID Say further that Those
among :" HON Il i lh'an".> anal gan alton theory is
50 rxirnSl, !, applied. ami who Justify 1t a> do TN
black reruh.icn'.> their defence and support Of
Mr.. Banks, on, add to tir ir >hanr by constantly
talking about ,,v sins oi the Southern pcopl III
this particular.
Nep H.mpshire Patriot, Democratic
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MEANNESs NOT PAY-Thcrc is no greater
mistake that husinr>> man can make than TO he
mean in lis business. Always taking the half cent
Tor ihr doa,S lac has matte and Is making. Such
a policy is very much like the farmer who saws
three perks OF seed whrr he ought to have sown
ti>, ami a ,cculnI,, for the m.ahn, IS OF his
sous only gets whc he ought to have got fifteen
bushels ut gram
Every body has heard Of the proverb of penny
~ Sc an polnl iooIi>n. \ ib:ral expenditure in
In. Way of hu>, Is always sure 20 be acapital
Investment. rl.re az p}",'!c III the world "h" are
short sighted "ush TO b.iev, their interests can
hy best p,"sn",, ii by era>plng and cl'nging t" all
t,vy get, and never letting cent slip through
lneir fingers.
As gcn,,al thing it will Lc found, other things
being equal. ta, he VII" is most liberal, is the most
Su, [, S>iui i'll hIsliu Oh course do not
ii To bc ini, md, that man should TIC prodgal III
lis KIP, d;tu,,> bit that he should >toH to his
'tm.is, !, Il, ia tiad,' th"s, whom he may be
doug kn Of i, With, that in all his tram
co,.> - suc,t +, :atiuIS, he kn"wlcGgeS
III ,..ria>tlng rl that tn'ie tie no permanent
l,.'>;t j., liz cn,hu,s;i, Whtre h'rrhtS are not
rec RI al. Dun,'s .Ur ckants' K"y"zine.
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The STARS AND STRIPES. The American tonnage
now figures UP 5.4, $500 tons. and will make the
very respectable he,t "i 5.40O ships of 900 tons
each And if the tonnage of the flee, be figured out
in clippers of 600 tons each and placed the cqua-
torial line around this globe each skipper may speak
tit ordinary pitch shipbonrd. round the whole
circumference of the globe. War would be terri
bic calamity to this in.nn feet and England
would not fare better with her nercal marine OF
1920, 900, but little less than own.
Providence Jour-
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DECLINED GOING.
a T THE EARNEST SOLICITATION OF MY

cluded to Raleigh therefore purchaser
the entire Stock of G,ods Belonging to KING BlGEs,
hru Viii carry On the Merchant Iaung business weeks
first rate Cutter from the Morrill, who highly reconf
mended.
have now on hand good assortment Of Cloths. Cass
and Fesngs, to be made to order have also on hand
lot Of Winter Clthing, which will be sold at cost.
As intend doing principally cash business. my ar-
Giles will be sold very small per All want
fair trial. Give a call, L. and all.
J.H. BlGGS.
Raleigh Feb. !, 1856. zs2l-4,sw.
La Star, Age and Register times Weekly.
I'm WITHDRAWING FROM THE BUSINESS IN
u WHICH have been engaged return my sincere thanks
to public for the patronage literally bestowed
ance Of the MrJ H. BIces who will continue The
business. - sssa j. L. KING.
-4.l &l-4t.eW.
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A NEGROS EXPLANATION OF THE DOCTRINE OF
PEasEvERANcE-A pi",lS old negr", who lived in
region where the people were in the habit of "get
ting religion' every time minister around,
and :hen losing it again before the next quarterly
meeting, was once asked how h. accounted Tor these
facts in accordance with his belief in the dotine Of
the final salvation of al. believers. He replied,
"Whvn the people gifts religion themselves, they
are mighty apt to lose it quick and as easy as
they got it but when religion gifts them. it takes
holt, and holds on, and never lets EN- go until it
takes EN- clean up to heaven We suppose the
old negro's explanation is the Bible solution of the
difficulty.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. WARN. =

A.
~ COUNTY. Warren Court OF Iquny. Vc,.b.r T l',,
io"" Petition FIR sale Of real estate. ia es ". } n.n'
Lucy Barrow. james .. White and wife Tab tina n ytT
W'ggas, John W. Wggins. and William Il; W,nr ms ch l.
dTei, OF Mary Wggns and John Higgins and Iiayw.dT
'ehn ana vile ancy, and w lIam ii. Srum cx Marcel
lus Jordan: Elizabeth Hayes, Rufus Srum Ben NrwnJ
and Mary D. S'rum John J. Srun, Elizabe h Strum and
Thomas g. Strum children Of Ba,cAet L. Strum and MI
liam Strum. ~ "''
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the d.
enaas M;siec''m> Jordan, E:zdbe HAYES Rufus S;m
ana Ben Norwood IN the abve Cause are dent f
In STATE IL Is ordered that publication be made f,r ST,
week>Ior he sad defendants to be and appear at The term
OF our Court at Equity, to be held for the County of War.
reh al Inc Court House IN Warrentun, the third M,.
DAY alter the fourth Monday March next then aud there
I" answer plead or de,nur the SAID BILL otherwise The
same will be taken pro cosSo and heard erpe,ts as to
them. wa "
Witness c. NJ. Cook Clerk and Master of said Cur If
Equity at Office, in Warrcnto the third Monday after The
fourth Monday in September, 1855
G. NJ. COOK, C. NJ E.
o"h"aIy H. Iooo lidI-w6W,
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Successor to f.. l.. Harding.

SucceSsOT 10 Es L. 11ardlnS.
ME UNDERSiGNED, WHO HAS BEEN FOR MANY
years Clerk Tor E. L. Hardiug was on The day Of
january lS'6, appointed Agent for the " Rac gh Branch
b. the same manufacturers with whom Mr.. II.
ted while in business this CITY, The and class
enjoys, Will be kept. and the prices will be as uniform,
and We hope AS satisfactory in every par, GUAR.
WI H. WILLIAMS.
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To our Former Patrons.

REFORE LEAVING THIS CITY FOR OUR NEW
!, home, we take The pleasure of Recommending Mr.
W. wall have the same facilities for supplying your wants
and demands have been enjoyed bv the unes gned for
torily.
Mr. Williams is fully author zed to settle up books
ana accounts We for the last time all ndebt'
ed us at business he xette up Reasonable time
WILL be allowed delinquents before ask ng them to settle
with our attorneys.
E. L. HARDING.
Feb |, 1885, 81
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CLERICAL W1r.-Thrce cergymcn, Of whom
naturally red haired man-rtJored in the name
of Sater, met at a bookstore. The two observed
that Salter had been taking advanagsof the wonder.
fully transforming properties of modern hair-dyes,
and remarked abiding to the usage of the Pro-
sestan Episcopal Chusrh 20 winch the three he
ong,d:
Il though: it DIRECTED in the Rubric that the
psaer (Saer) sh"u,d be read, (redD
1t is, sr,' returned the red-haired man, and
adhered STRICTLY to the precert till dyed'-(ded)
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In the present European war Russia has had
large share OF American Sl mpathieS, but we are
shocked at the accounts of its inhunanitieS. The
recent arrival informs that the npcror Alexander
H. has ordered special court tn BE- formed kief
tor trying captured Poles and llungarians. Tn. for
n,er tote punished with death, the latter dclv
cred to the Austrian for execution. So MANY Polish
and Hungarian prisoners taken in irons to Kietf
that no fewer than four judges. ten secretaries, and
exccntonc's inlnn,crahic, continually employed
in their cond, mnat'on. The blood Of these men
will arise like that If ma ,yrs, AMI 81, heavy upon
the hea hear, and arm Of the Russian Emperor |!
The sAmerica Aimarar gives the FLOWING as the
to: al pnfulat,o,s OF the Globe: Africa 10 ,0OOOO0
A,n'r' 81 ,1O, ss2. Asia s26, GOT, UOp Australia
900. Enlols 264. 5i7,52l, Polynesia 1900 U00
Total ], 05O, l69, 500.
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Speaking with friend yesterday concerning Gov.
by resolution of the General Assembly, the idea
thrown that perhaps President Swain Of the
University m:g,t TIC induced 10 deliver Lecture in
this pace, upon the revolutionary history of this
Srcti,li based up'n facts CLEANED from
the Letter Book of Iryon ab,ve alluded to TINS
book, We understand, sheds light upon the
times and men ri that stormy period; and there.
FIRE :. lecture hy 10 devoted North Ca o.'nan
Gov Swain, WIN slen, Time in the study
of +. Y. lu,i nary annals W. ud he rate treat
and able contribution to the history OF the
State.
We heartily approve the suggestion of our friend,
that the Library Association tender to Gov. Swan
an invitation to address its members and the public
upon this I.'te,c>t ny sub ect Now that the A>>o-
citation formed, trust that the delivery OF Lee
turcS of its principal features, will receive par.
amount consideration. In thus bu>tng, driving
community of ours, We have general thing. not
given I" literary pursuits that measure of attention
demanded of lis but have rather overlooked its
claims in the cl,grn>>.ng character of every day bus
mess. We have refused it were, to turn even
step a>id" from accustomed paths to pluck a
flower of litvrstur. growing 10y the way side. We
work hard, but have heretofore thought it not
cSSary to divert mind from the Of business
by any pubic ttnt loo ing to the Gu tivatom of Il
pur, taste 10y The ordinary mvauS of public lecture
'>c",l, ami /. Ii &c. II Is Ill vr,n. and
truS will b.. rvctii ii. Ii is to be hoped that
tie tiic,'s OF The Library as>ociat'"n will to
tins. Va. Herald.
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A PRoCLAmArIoN.
By ais EXCELLENCY5 THOMAS BRAGG co,,-
NOR OF THE STATE OF NORTH.CApn, wv Err


NOR OF THE STATE OF NOTWITHSTANDING, H
WHkhEAs, act was passed by the lust G.ner.,
ply VI his State, ny vote .d tbreefths all m.
bers there"f duly certified copy Of which is as Ee
All 10 amend the Constitution Of the State Of Ss
wHEaEAs large number VI the people are d;sfr,n,,
cd by the freehold qualification requ red of w
members OF the Senate Therefore ''efs tor
SEC J. BE it enucteaby the General Asse,nblv Of u.,
norah Ca'os"a aaa Is Hereby e"actsd by lie a~Ls a
81 ne same three-f;hs Of the whole number of nemhag
each House c.'ncurring That the md Clause he
OF ne ISL artice OF the amended Cunsu,oD ru iaa
people OF North Carolina The second Monday If 'he
6er IN the year Ut Our Lord eighteen hundred and W. e
five. shall be amended read US follows: Fer "1a thirty
man If the age of twenIytne years. beng White
ara'ized citizen of the United States. and who has VI na
lnlabitan OF the State for twelve months m. MAIN an
ced.ng the day of any election and shall have ad pre-
taxes shall De entitled 10 vote for member of lh public
for the diS,r.c; in which he resides. A' 'enae
SEC. 2. he further eeactea, That the Guvorro.
State be- and he is hereby directed to issue ,s % The
tion to the people of North Carolina, at least SIX oea
amendment to the Constitution herein prns, "o the
proclamation shall be accompan ed by true and winch
copy Of the act, authenticated by the c,,I fc, perfect
Secretary Of State and both the proclamation and " The
OF this act, the Governor OF the State shall c,s eT
lished in ten newspapers OF this State at leas w ollN
before The election OF members to the General nhs
Read three times and ratified in General As>e,nh,, ~
Sd day OF February, 1901 ms
SAM'L p Hill
&peakerg tie Noust Of tn',,o,.
WARREN wINSIIOIWW:'
Npeakery Mt Hemts
State of North Carolina '
~ w Office of The Secretary of State
|, William Hill, Secretary Of State. IN and t,r ,
Of N"r'h Carolina do hereby certify tina, the fr "ae
true copy OF the original ratified and .n file s ,h Is
flee " 'e Ill 'hs uf
Given under my hand this oath day of January. lisa
w. HILL. Sc,etura.t Xts
Now, therefore, in conformity to The Cons,iy = fa
Stae and the requirements of the aforesaid nc / H. " he
tins my Proclamation, making known the people Il y ISSUE
Ca'"ia the provisions of sad and The amer d. an
thereby Proposed To be made the ,m 80 NV
State, and do cause the be published in ten VI tue
papers q" 'his Stale months before the excel ION f
bers ut The nexl General Assembly. ''"e'H'
In 'es':mony whereof /, Thomas }raro Cr
IT the State of North Carolina have er1n ,' "0r
IL. 8 hand and caused The grea, The State f., %
here'o affixed Dane AT The CITY Raie VII I'M,
the .Ah day Of january, A. d., l>t, and n ' ,ls
s''h year OF our Independence q" '"e
BY the GOVERNOR
PULASKI CowpER
/'-yTxf IT., E.,,f
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(Statemsnt b. s-
Exhibiting ne different purposes for which the DsOufse
n,sn,s1R this Fund have bcea made: .a.eoo 90
Comsebh Schools, ei'1' sos "O
MO General Superintendent, a'oao w w
f1s,ituton for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind, sSoo w
Mount Pleasant Academy, I'o" ~ ="
Swamp Lands, s s'oSS 10
Expenses, 90 "
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The IssuE.-The issue at the next Presidential
election will he directly between the white men and
negroes. Franklin Pierce will probably be tn. white
mans candidate and VIM. II. Seward the negroes
II the people of the United States feel more interest
in the government of negroes than in the govern
ment OF white men. they will elect Mr. Seward, if
not they will reclec President Pierce, and continue
this government for white men until the three
millions OF negroes in the South become Of more
consequence and,mportance than the twenty millions
OF white men. NJ Y Day Book.
Prunes have been very successfully cultivated in
Pennsylvania. Among the Economists, in Beaver
county. they have, been grated pluns. Mr..
Pfeiffer, OF Indiana, raised prune trees in large
hers. and sold them at exnrbi'ant prices, some as
high as s. and $40 He had some II the fruit at
the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Fair held at
Pittsburg, which sold readily at so cents quart. 8
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$2U2,6o9 20
Detailed as follows
LITERARY FuND-Disbursements
DISTRIBUTION.

Nav Paid sundrv Cha;rinen of Boards of Supernten
dents of Common Schools as follows: