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RROLL HOUSE,

CARROLL HOUSE,
CHESTERvILIE, S. C..
VNHAT LARGE AND SPLENDID THREE STORY
open for the accommodating of persons travelling by the
Cars, otherwise. The Proprietor is well aware that
nothing short welkept house. will induce custom to
this recently gotten up and although very soctous of
patronage he reains from those thousand aud prom
ises which have been made only to be broken by of
He confidently hopes that he will be sustained and upon
trial give that satisfaction and accommodation the weared
'avs''s' 'N"' WI" Ss0' MIN On his wa: 'SE}"Sa c8kRoLL
Feb. %. 1886. 2s-tf
lxHEAP WRAPPING PAPERs.-1A AM NOW
u manufacturing at mills Raleigh wrapping pa
pared furnish the merchants of North Caina and ad
onng States with such as they may need at cheaper rates
than the quality can be bought at the North. All
'S'' promptly '''S'Fc C. " BENEDICT Proprietor
Raleigh, n. C.
RAGS! RAGs!! RAGs!!!
VVHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR COT
IL TON and linen Large small quantities taken
Raleigh, April l, 1856 ss-6m.
TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
Person County, on Sunday the 9th instant, runaway
who he free but show evidence Of
the fact, and sat his is William Mayo, and that he
raised about Greenvle Virginia. Said negro about
twenyOne years DID, of bright gngercake color, five feet
eight inches hgh with small feet and hands had when
vest ali badly worn The owner Of said slave is hereby
notified to forward prove property pay charges,
he will be dealt with as the law directs
ROXbOro, Jan, 10, 1885, 20-tf
II AMP OLA GOOD SUPPLY JUST TO HAND
IL and for sale by
PEsCUD 4 GATLING.
March II, 1855. 81
II AND FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF
LIZ FERS for sale hundred and seveny-ive of
land, situated miles east from Smhied, Johnston
County, miles from Neuse River and four from the
Central Railroad. portion of the land is cleared and
fenced 1t is well adapted to the cultivation Of corn, OATS
and the usual crops The part uncleared is well tmbered
witt oak and pine The pines have never been boxed 1t
will be sold the most accommodating terms Those
wishing to buy would do well to examine the Land
E. A. BIZZELL.
April e5th, 1855. 44-swsm.
WHITE LEAD AND OLIVE OFFER FOR
w sale, at low rates,
| 10000 pounds White Lead of various brands,
500 gallons Linseed Oil,
200 Z" Spts Turpentine,
100 COpa and Japan Varnish,
100 Cotton Seed Oil,
500 lbs Venetian Red.
500 Z" Spanish Brown,
800 Litharge.
200 Pa Black,
2C0 =" Terra de Sccina,
200 TIMBER,
| 500 Yellow Ochre,
100 Vandyke Brown,
And large stock of all the usual kinds of paint used here
Our stock replenished from week to week to supply the
demand, and prices compare avOrablv with those
charged in Petersburg, Norfolk and Wilmington.
| PESCUD GATLING.
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A. NJ. LEWIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MAY BE FOUND, WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO-
lvA FESSIONAL BUSINESS, at his Office his resi-
dence north of the Capitol on Halifax Street.
Raleigh July IL. 1855 66-tf
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INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect nsur-
ances for life rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only are Members Of the L5panyentitled to such profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large of Deposits in the Trust De-
Partmens of the Company, which kept actively
ploycd.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants life,
or on the lives of slaves for year, term of years. at
moderate rate Of premium
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Savings Bankand the
depositoIs allowed interest at the rate of cent per
annum for time not exceeding four months per cent
over four and not exceeding six months; and per cent
for any time over six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
D. p WEIR, Sec. d Treas.
Greensborough N C. September l. 1854. Sly.
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
Alto ORNEY AT LAW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses
sions of Wake, Johnston, Cumberland and Harnett
Smithfeld. Feb. 20. 1856. 2s-tf.
LEWIS q KING,
Commission NJ Merchants,
MOBILE ALABAMA.
B. B. LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., NC
DR.. PEYToN KING, of Pickens Co., Ala.
A. NJ. Lewis, authorized agent of Raleigh, N. G.
June 6, 1854. S.
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NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OBTAINED AD.
~ MlNISTRATION of the estate of the late Joseph b.
and requests all person indebted to the said iutesat r.,
make immediate ettement and payment and requires all
those having claims against the estate to present then,
within the time limited by law. In the absence of the SUBJ
scriber Mr. Aber. Simmons is authorized to make settle
ments He will be found at the store lately occupied Ly
the decd here the books will be kept. The subscriber
will also rent, until the 10th of November next the front
room over the store occupied by Dr. E. b. Haywood
Apohecary Shop and the two rooms in the Office the
northeast corner Of Mrs Roulhacs lot. &.
Feb 90, 1856. eft
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One Price Jewelry Store.
MYERS & JANKE,
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles,
SILVER WARE, &c.
NO. 753, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Watches and Jeseelry carefully repaired.
October 4, 1855. Sly
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NOR BUSINESS MEN.-SUITS OF CASSIMERE
IL and Marseilles, just received.
W. Il. WILLIAMS, Agt.
April 16 1856. 4S-
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TUrnip Seed.
EARLY FLAT DUTCH, RED TOP, LARGE GLOBE,
~ English Norfolk, and Rua laga just received the
Drug Store of WILLIAMS HAYWOOD'S
Raleigh Ju,y %. 1S56
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SCHLoss & BROTHER TAKE pleasure

- in announcing to the citizens of Raleigh vicinity aud
tfe public in general that they have changed their firm bv
taking in Partner Mr.. Nj. GRAUSMAN. who will he,a
after attend on the CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISH
ING STORE, in all its branches All orders will
strict attention Any garment sent for will be finished
All sizes Of Coats Pants Vests &C.. constantly kept APP
by original merchant tailoring establishment "f
Joseph Schloss Brother Of Light and Mercer
Baltimore Md.
We have now on hand and constantly receiving
extensive assortment Ready made clothing for the sprn
and summcr,-also Hats Boots Shoes, and every th.
in the line of gentlemens wear, which selling
cheap, afford TO do, because manufacture
clothing and shoes. Give q call and be cnnvnc
SCHLOSS, BROTHER Co
Raleigh, Nav 3, 1856. 4s-u
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~ fond of the aceea and have not chewed Tobacco
missing great eat. 1t generally believed have
the best in town. Call and try a qud at
PESCUD & GATLINGS.
SEGARS Il TOBACCO-of the finest quait- IL
- ways On hand at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, n. c., April 18th, 1856 Al
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Book Binding.
JOHN HI. DeCARTERET Il son.

RALEIGH, N. C.
4 RE STILL CARRYING ON THE BOOK BINDING
"A business in all its branches at the old stand
turner's n. G. Bookstore
Their increased facilities will enable them to execute the
binding of Periodicals. Newspapers Music &c, with promp
and dispatch, at New York prices
Books sent them fro any part of the State with di-
rectons will be and style desired boxed and sent
back without del.y. Address
JNO. Ii. DECARTERET & son,
Raleigh, n. c.
Anril o5 1886 45-tf
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II. DOBBIN,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
HAS REMOVED HIS SHOP TO THE HOUSE FOR
IL nlery occupied by Mrs Hardie confectionery
Fayetteville street, opposite the Market House, where he
prepared to all orders his line of business
He has hand stock excellent leather and will war;
rant all work done by him He returns his thanks for past
Remember the old stand of Mrs. Hardie.
Raleigh, Jan. I, 1856. ST
DLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
Iost approved FORM just printed and for sale at the
Also Wrts, subpoenas, Warrants aid variety of other
blanks.
Aug. 25, 1859 70
NOTICE.-was>taken up and committed TO JAIL in
II the County of Nash, on June 18TH 1854 a negro
man. who says his TOM and belongs to the heirs
of Billy Fosters deceased. Tom, from his appearance
be about wcnty yve of age black complex
his under teeth. The requested to forward
pay prison charges and take him he will be DIS
posed of according to law. A. R. BAINES,
Aug. 1-wtf Sheriff
L ING MACHiNE, IouSG's PATEST. IMPORT lN1
TO MILLERS AND MILL OWNERS-This Machin, re-
ceved the first premium at the North Carolina State Fair
and recommended t" the public the hest
the State Seven hundred of them running Ortt
Carolina, all of which operation and have iveI
the most entire satisfaction, in regard both performance
and durability, some having six and perform
WE'LL now they did at first and have been of orde
one day We have thrown out ten different Smut Machines
and delivered at the Mill any where in the State.
Manufactured and sold by
JNO. A. McMANNA.
South Lowell, Orange County, Y. C.
~ Cat this advertisement and keep it.
NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES T(
~ sell 1000 of land, in Johnston County, nea
leachbug There will be credi, given of two ant
three years, purchaser giving bond with good security
A. J. LEACH:
Leachburg, April IS ,ls5G. 46-swtf
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RALEIGH Il GASTON RAILROAD.
Raleigh & CASTOR II. H. Office.


Raleigh & CASTOR r.. H. Office,
RALEIGH, February s, 1885,.
A THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD IS NOW
goods produce brought down that Road nenaed for
transportation the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad, will be
received by this Company the North Carolina Railroad
Depot in Raleigh Owned jointly by the two Companes
and will be transported thence without delay extra
charge and gods designed for the merchants and
others along that Road will likewise be delivered at the
same point.
All dues freight be paid at Petersburg Ports
mouth, except freight, which must be paid in ad
delivery of the goods.
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents of
the Company give satisfaction in the transportation of
goods and produce.
Owners and shippers goods requested to have them
distinctly marked, that their destination may be known
r. A. HAMILTON, President.
23-tf
NOR THE SICK RICE FLOUR, FARINA, CORN
II Starch, Tapioca Sage, Arrow Root and Gelaline, in
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD. +
~OOD ADVICE ABOUT PIANOS !-MUsIC
u In HOUSE!!-A house without Music, is like q
Music the harmonic soul Of life breathed suggested
everywhere in nature, and only absent from the lips and
souls of those who fit for treason, statagems and
spos So young ladies' insist at upon your Papa
buying Piano E. p. NASH of Petersburg, although
you may be able to play more than Polka Negro
Melody and Days Of Absence, on it.
The above is good advice. You always find about
select anos at the lowest prices with all the various
styles and patterns, at Z. r. NASHS
Aun oe 1884 SO-swtf
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NOR THE SICK RICE FLOUR, FARINA, CORN
II Starch Tapioca Sago Arrow Root, and Gelaline, in
store and for sale by
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CO.PARTNERsHIP.

" J. HAVENS HAVING ASSOCIATEDzWITII
IL him Mr.. NJ. NJ. MALLON, F, 'rcipal operator t,,r
many years of the celebrated Whitehn ale,r.
Baltimore, Nd and latterly of Wilmington, n. c. for Inc
purpose of carrying the daguerrean and Photographic
business in all its various branches, under the firm vi
HAVENS Il MALLON; they happy to announce to
the citizens of Raleigh that ey have completed
ments with gentleman in Philadelphia, of the best
artists in the Union to color Photographs either
oil c0lOrs.
Daguerreotypes Of Children taken by process in
from to seconds.
T. j. HAVENS,
NJ. NJ MALION.
Raleigh, April g. 1856. 40@I
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Bricks Bricks Bricks ~!

4 MERICAN PATENT DRYER.-WE HAVE
"A lust received u very large supply of the American
heretofore used, and much cheaper:
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RAGS! RAGS!! RAGS!!!
VNHE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR COT
IL TON and linen rags Large small quantities taken
C. W. b.
Raleigh, April l. 1856. 3S-6m.
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ID ERFUMERY AND SOAPS.-PESCUD l.
GATLING'S Drug Store is the place to get the most
fragrant Perumery aud Emoent Soaps of every variety
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An AWFUL SCENE.

Wepublhhed in our paper a few day. ago account
Of the murder of four children by their mother
mtted near Oneida Lake in Madison County. The
following Is the evidence before the Coroners Jury:
William Dxos sworn, says: Sunday morning, the
23d w iham Ward came TO our hoase and said the
woman was killing her children over at the second
heus4 went over 10 the house and saw o little boy
Standing in the yard on the snow. bank Mr.. Ward
va the name Of the woman that killing her chill
diep; the little boy referred to was her son asked
him II his mo, her had killed any Of the children he
ssid zee; the boy said yss; the boy said his mother
bso Killed Emma, Elizabeth and Netty; 1 met Mr..
Schuyler at the gate and we went into the yard
together; saw the children lying dead one was on
the ground the stoop another lay on the stoop
ne al the door that goes into the house another VA IN
the hall Mr. Ward stood partly behind the door that
led from the hall TO the kitchen IN the Of eating
her throat with a razor said TO her, Mrs. Ward,
what have you been Going She replied, " Dispatch
me quickly" / took bold Of her hsnds and pulled
them down from her neck, and took the razor from
her; threw the and the a. that lay at her feet
on the floor out into the snow; the az covered
with blood. Directly my father came in, and We
made her law down on the bed; she seemed somewhat
excited and said TO me frequently that she wished
would cut her head off. When | ana my father
were getting her back into room fcs the purpose Of
having her lay Gown, we discovered ibe babe in tAe
bed with its throat cut and dead asked her if abe
had killed beI children He reply was, " Cut of my
heed quickly
Charles Ward about eight years old, son Of Ms.
Ward testihes / saw my mother kill Eiz ,betb Ann
fnt; She killed her with an AZ Anna lay down on the
floor IN the entry; my mother struck Anna several
time.; Netty was standing on DE -toop and mother
went and struck Netiy with the al; Emma nay sister
was in the house under the bed, my mother wen: and
brought her DOT to the soop and struck her with
the az; Emma crept OF from the stoop on her hands
and knees; py mother struck Der again; my father
wac on the lake fishing.
DR.. Wilson, being sworn, says-i am physician;
have examined the bodies of the children lying at the
house of Mr. Ward; should think that the children
| from the appearance Of the wounds, came TO their
deaths by being struck with an the infants head
il cut of the second cbids head il about half cat of
| the other two are badly cut about the neck when
| dressed the wound, Mrs. Ward. eyes had a CLASSY
look ard .bs said she did not wish i've and wanted
| 10 have her head cut of.
Lott Ward being sworn, says-I have been in this
country about 1--WE yeArs; was married in England
my wife did not Ike the idea Of leaving England b
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting Of the Managers was held at the
Bible Hou.e, Astorplace OF Thursday at II o'clock
the Hon. A. Bruyn Hasbrouck in the Chair, assisted
by VIM. b. Crosby and Berj. L. Swan, esqs.
-Four new societies were recognized, Of which one
IL in Indiana one in Wisconsin, and two in Con-
necteut.
Communications were received from Agents, show
ing the state of the work at home; from the Hon.
Thomas sbaDklsnd, Ksnsas in regard to Bible distri
button in that Territory; from the Rev. {. Bylngton,
n visionary among the Choctaw Indians, IN reference
20 the Scriptures among that people, from the Kew.
I. I. Cabsns, Secretary of the French and Foreign
Bible Society, giving encouraging accounts 81 Bible
strit uon In France; from the Rev. Ludwig Jacoby
of Bremen giviI very gratifying accounts OF Bole dis
tribution in Germany from the Rev. Mr.. WINNER,
Hungarian clergyman now at Bremen, IN reference TO
dsIibe!ior Of Bibles among the prisoners in jail 10
that Iiace and showing the good effects which IN
cone cases followed; from the Rev. Ramon Montsal-
vatge, and the Rev. ID. H. Wheeler, showing the open
irgs OF Bible distribution in New-Granads.
Some preparatory me asures were adopted in regard
TO general and Systematic exploration and supply OF
the entire country with the Bible.
Grants were made TO Bible Society IN New Bruins
wick n. j., fer mission Sunday-Schoo TO feeble
auxijiares in Kentucky, Texas, Illinois and Missouri;
pulpit Bibles for several new Mission Churches, at
home and abroad 10 the American and Foreign Chris
tiaD Union, for distribution in Germany; two volumes
in raised letters for the Blind; and several smaller
grants in different languages
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
for Germany; and 900 to print edition Of 20 900
OF the Reval New Testament in Russia.
Being the last stated meeting Of the year, il was
CRAFTY ing to find the affairs of the Society in
aging and prosperous condition.
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ORR, IRE SrRITT PREACHER, CREATING WAR
We have received the following from Capt. Wells Of
bark Kate Lincoln, dated Demerars, Feb. 20:
The noted street preacher J. j. On, better known in
New. York and other paris the "Angel Gsbnel, !"
has created gres. excitement in Demerara between
ths Portuguese and blacks, 40 that the authorities
have disratched 10 number OF islands for vessels Of
war TO protect the place. bear dispatches to St.
Vincent from the GovernE OF British Guiana for
sels Of war. No vtsSes In port, and but few
troops mostly colored. They have taken about 600
or 80 rioters as prisoner Tie negroes have pulled
down, plundered and get fire 70 good many Roman
Catholic Churches and Portuguese ships. Tie Angel
Gabriel is taken prisor er.
The health Of the port is very good. Tines are
rather dull, ell mercantile business is suspended on
account Of the not.
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conc Ia the soDtryI ny wife lAd r:st eens :.
sLost oss ,eu; ssed os, 70 n. CAaee Of sew
Hartford ODe,d. County. and hv.d N ne 'sre sVae
W. "a. but vs hsA s~psrs.e room; ARR se sel
L,.d With him sAo7, two weeks, my vae vanieo %
20 ban 70 E.s.Abd. ssd did not vss. 70 go; soou
Ia, ti,r. nv VIE uHae a attempt 70 drown ssrse-
sD1 40 70 hAas s@r-eE, and ran pestn.fe at9 bu
tb,usi; ole had times Of beng Ov--pirssed aSd va
sfLsA that che wood make way WITH ssnse1i ny
,riyi,.d aod thu bad 20 ooufpe ser 70, few dAys
Aft<r u. eranna,os Of .everAl other vince. tee
Jar. gave IN a. their verde. tbs, The ssd eAkiren
cane 10 Their death. as Aforesaid, ~ b"-- NIT
- a state Of ienpsary me ntAl derangsIseot.
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At ~ o'clock on Saturday night t. campheoe lamp
exploded in the barber shop No. a75 First svense,
destroying the contents of the show. window. Dam
age about SIS.
FIRE N BLEECKER STREET.
About Il o'clock Saturday morning FIRE wa
discovered in the cellar of the building No. 9oa
Blocker street. corner of Hancock. Loss about $780,
Insured for $500 in the ST. Nicholas Insurance Com
psny. The fire originated among some cuttings from
the patent bonnet frame mandatory of w. Il. Kidd
The building is owned by Nicholas Low, and is dam
aged TO the amount of about ESQ., Fully Incurred In
the Eagle Insurance Company.
FIRE IN TENTH STREET.
At Il o'clock on Saturday morning FIRE was ds-
covered in the livery stable of wison l. Brother
Nos s5 81 and So Tenth street. by Officer sper Of the
Fifteenth Ward, who immediately gave the alarm
The horses and carriages all safely removed By
the Fifteenth Ward Police, and the fremen succeeded
in copfniDg the flames to the second story. Thsp
were forty-two horses in the stable. A number of
sleghs stored in the lo, were considerably damaged
Ices about 5000. Insured in the Peter Cooper H.
surance Company. The fire originated in the hay of
but how or in what manner is unknown.
YIRE N SULLIVAN STREET.
On Friday night FIRE occurred in the building resf
with few pals of water. A few bedclothss otly
were destroyed.
PIRE IN COMMERCE STREET.
About oclock yesterday morning FIRE broke oas
in the building Nos 20 and ~ Commerce street, occc-
pied by Parker e. Brown a. a refrigerator msnafsc-
terry. The fire originated in the basement, but bow
or in What has not yet been ascertained Ihe
fremen Of the district early on the ground ana
coon succeeded in e1nguishing the flames NOT now
ever before tie establishment was damaged 70 tns
amount of 20 100 about $500 on the building and We
remainder on the stock. Insured a. follows: VI
stock, o. 900 in the Pacific Insurance Company s"'
in the ST.. Marks, 81 800 in the New-Ansterdan
o. 800 IN the Rutgers o. 900 in the Beeknsn, N"'
the Fulton, OIL 600 in the Phenix. On machinery;
o. 900 in the Wlhamsburgh City Insurance Con-
pany. The building, owned by the occupants, sn
sured for az 900 in the St. Marks and o. 900 IN n'
Beeknan Insurance Companies.
FIaE ~ HESTER STREET.
About o'clock last night fire broke OUT 10 'a'
carpenter chop Of A. Bateman, No. % Hester street
| Damage estimated at 600. horse belonging |"
Mr.. Ba,emar was burned 10 DEATH
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ANopyL BAskyP.-The Postmaster OF Chicago
is .sid, bas been dsbbl,Dg extensively m the 49,
cpal owner Of a saloon and wildcat bank. bus ~
charter election drew heavily upon the lsitsr tnn
collapsed econ sfler, leaving bis credulous dePosns
min u about s35 coo. lie and his friends have 20
uIstssr {" hank" ike truth" when erusbod "
earth will rse again. After careful inyssgs.o
thew have found that it won't and 70 they ns.'
dets mined, as We learn from The Ch'eego 1910 .sl
other creditor. Il appears that SIS 900 of rn ian%
have been loaned TO IS, saloon, upon his own snaos
n,pt. and s25 coo to himself The Whole 40
Of The dsfunct bank, including this sum oil ~ 90
0plv ss5 Geo have been accounted for, Eeasins 90
fejt Of g.. goo.
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PARDOs oy DR.. GRAHAs.-Cov. ClaIk, on learning
from the highest medical authority that Dr. Robert NJ.
Graham who Was convicted more than year ago of
killing Mr. Loring in personal renoontre At the 81.
Nicholas Hotel is 70 III that longer imprisonment would
have resulted fatally, granted pardon yesterday.
Albany EveIns Journal.