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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

The Northeastern Bank Note and Counterfeit
Reporter.-This is semi-monthly publication
issued in Chicago, H., by l. A. Pool. AS its
name indicates it is devoted to the subject of
Bank Notes and counterfeits. The Bank quo.
atoms are corrected by Messrs Church q Co.
Bankers Is La Sale St. Chicago. From what
we have seen of this Reporter we should Judge
it to be perfectly reliable. Business men of the
Northwest will find It for their interest to pa
troui1e it in preference TO eastern reporters as
they get the report sooner and of later date
while they are just as reliable. 1t is furnished
to subscribers the day after publication by the
travelling agent, at $3.50 per annum.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12
Corresuondence.

THOMAS DUFF, ESQ.,, Maaagsr Thsatrs'
DEAR SIR:
The undersigned citizens OF Kenoshs, and
your friends, DESTROYS of manifesting their ap-
probation of your efforts as an actor, and as
gentleman, we hereby tender You compli-
mentary benefit, win you please to appoint an
evening for the purpose above mentioned. and
thus enable us TO give you substantial evidence
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER,
Blinds. Blinds. Blinds /!

LIVERY variety wndow Blinds, manufactured 70 order
Il on short notice, st HAMBRoOK's Sash, Door and Blind
Factory Isl door east Of City Bank.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

THEATRE.-Mr Duff with his theatrical COM
pany has been performing since Friday last, to
good houses. On Friday evening " Ingomar the
Barbarian was presented. Mr.. Duff ustained
the character Of Ingomar, most admirably,
while Mrs. Duff as Parthenia, won new lau-
rels. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, the
great Drama of "Une!e Toms Cabin, or Life
among the Lo,cly, was played tocrowded houses,
with unbounded applause Mr.. Alexander as
Uncle Tom, is perfect, Arnold, as Legree, did
admirably. Little Eva by Miss KATE PUT
NAM, was the most perfect representation mag
Unable She is mere child, and she enters into
the spirit of her part, with an abandon that is
perfectly captivating. Topsy by Mrs. Easton,
could not well be improved upon. But the
characters are all well sustained, aud the whole
representation affords most attractive enter
tainment
The effect of the piece was injured last eve
nag by some disturbance in the audience, ere
ated by some graceless rowdies, who ought 20
have been locked up at once. We hope moth
ing of he kind will again occur
Uncle Tom will be t-s-nted again this eve
ming Go and witness H.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

CLOSING SroREs-We see that move is
making TO close Tie stores in this city during the
winter al eight O'Clock in the evening. We have
seen an agreemen; signed by nearly all the lead
ing firms ana dealers on Main ST to close at 2
o'clock from Nov. 9th l>57 till April 9th 1883
We think such course no more than right to-
wards the poor clerks, for as general thing
they are close coniired during the day. and
they need an hour or two FOR exercise and re
or,tion. We hope the arrangement will be agreed
to generally.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12
MEN THAT ARE MEN.

Among the this Pill cured with astonishing ra-
pidty, may mention
Costiyeness Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dropsy
Heartburn Morbid Inacon Of the Bowels pain aris
ing th6rerun Flatdency Loss Of Appetite all Ulcerous
and Cutaueous Disease which require Ged
cine, Scrofua Kings Evil They also by purifying the
blood aud stimulating the System, many complaints
which would not be supposed they could reach such
Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervous Irr
liability, arrangement Of the Liver and Kidneys, Govt and
other kindred complaints arising from low ths
body, Instructions of its functions. They the best
Purgative Medicine discovered and you will but need
them know IT,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

FHNHE Best Stock of Hos cry in Wisconsin. for
u Ladies and Gents, Boys aud Girls, can be had
at KELLOGG, TEARS * co
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

~ We understand that the second Lecture
Of the Course before the Young Mems Literary
y Library Association will be delivered by Kew
A /. Stone, Of Boston He is spoken OF as
yery popular Lecturer, and we presume he
vi. draw iuN house.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12
Board of Supervisors.

The County Board of Supervisors met at thu
Court House, in this city on Monday last, anS
organized by electing Hon. FRANKLIN New
ELL, OF Paris, Chairman, when the Board ad
journed.
The Board is composed of the following gen
tlemen
Philander Judson, Bristol.
p NJ. Danaher, Brighton
Franklin Newell, Paris,
Robert P Mari, Pleasant Prairie.
A. ID. Cornwell, Salem.
f. K. Hugunin. Somers.
Don. T. Herrick, Wheatlsnd.
Orlando Foster, LIST, Ward Kenosha City.
J. Sonnin I'd
j. V. Quarles Sd
At the meeting of the Board in the afternoon
the Chair announced the standing committee as
follows:
On Justices and Constabies' BMs-Messrs.
Don F. Herrick, P. Judson and p. NJ. Dana
her.
On County P0or.-Messrs. K. Il. Mari, T..
r. Hugunin and o. Foster.
On County BuiidiRgs.-Messrs E. X. Hugh
min, j. V. Quarles and j. SOnnin
On County ChargeS.-Messrs O.. Foster, D.
F. Herrick and A. d. COrnwell.
On Roads and To,cHS --Messrs. p. NJ. Dan
Ahet J. Sonnin and r. p Mari
On Equalization of Assessment RoH.-Messrs
II. Judson, j. V. Quarles and K. r. Hugunin
On Hays and Means j. V. Quarles and A.
d. Cornwell and ID. F. Herrick
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

e. MBROHDERHE Sets from 81
~ to $40. Collars Sleeves, Infants Sctts &c al
KELLOGG, TEARS & co.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12

ONE Cord of Flannels for sale cheap at
~ KELLOGG, TEARS & co.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-12
AYERS PILLS.

PILLS I II \ Il y II l. ILLS.
PROF HAYES state Chemist fMassa chuset says they
the best Of all pills aHd annexed are the who cer
~ that Doct. Hayes knows
II. J. G ARDNER, Gov. Of Mass.
EMORY WASHBURN. w. Governor Of Mass.
SIMEON BROWN, Lieut. Gov. of Mass.
T. NJ WRIGHT, Secretary State of Mass.
JOHN h. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop Of Boston
PROF JOHN rOREEY, Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, New York city
DR. c. I. JACKSON Geologist of The Public Lands Of
The United States.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-30

In A Nur SHELL.-A Washington correspondent
Of the Pennsyl0anian explains the Kansas question
as It stands, and the position Of the President
upon it with graphic force and effect; 50 that oil
may comprehend it At glance We quote 50 much
of his exposition is necessary to show where the
President stands. and why he is found standing
there That his position ia that Of sound patriot
and sagacious statesman, will be comprehend BY
all unprecedented and really good citizens. who re-
fleet on it as stated in the letter in question - fol,
lows: r- go - 5-f ~'as'st - 'st 49, 80.
"The Presidents policy consists in admitting
Kansas as soon IS possible into the Union, not as
slave State free State, but as an independents
State which may regulate its domestic institutions
may suit the majority Of the people. The moment
Kansas is admitted as . State, the United States
troops will be withdrawn and if the FREQ State men,
as it is said by the Black Republicans have ma.
jority Of five to one can any one doubt that they
will have it all their own way the momen: they are
left to themsevesi If then, there is any disease I'M
Kansas it will be local. and not endanger the whole
system The question will no longer be agitated in
Congress. Legislation for the Territories will no
longer interfere with the financial and commercial
wants of the country, and foreign relations will
have chance of receiving proper share of atten-
ton from the National Legislature These are the
views of our old statesman President, and thus re-
commend themselves, like everything else that
emanates from him. by directness of purpose facility
OF execution, and certainty of success" =,
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From; Kansas-Pa Passage Of an act ooer Gooesnes
IStanton's Veto-Reception Of the Presidents

From Kansas-P Passage Of an act ooer Gooe,ner
Stanton's Veto-Reception Of the Presidents
Message taa'-'Ijt -'
CINCINNATI, Dec. 25.-The Gazette has advices
from Kansas to the 18th. The Legislature had
passed ian act repeating act, entitled act to
provide for taking the census, and election for
delegates to Convention" over the veto Of Gov.
Stanton. .5H'.
In the House the vote stood 90 to / /; in the Sem
ate the vote for it was unanimous.
A rumor that both Messrs. Walker and Stanton
have been removed by the President was received
from Lexington on the 18th, and had been gene.
rally accredited at Lecompton through the day. 1t
has caused little excitement almost every one say
ing. Just as | expected"
The Gazette's correspondent adds: The Presi-
dents Message was not received at Lecomptou until
tonight. Gov. Stanton Immediately had that por-
ton Of relating to Kansas affairs, printed and cir
culated in the Legislature. During a recess of the
House, meeting was organized and it was read
aloud Its sophistry and special pleading, $50 re-
garded by them0 elected Kisses, groans and many
expressions of ridicule ....~ ,.,. ',
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E{s4,3yAT.T8n.,Sf7s
rofeef Rnroivn New.-

lnteSt xVT0A&A NeWSs
IT,, steamship Persia, from liverpool afternoon Of
the 18th instant, arrived.at New York on the 96th
inst The news BY this arrival, which is three days
later than previous advices is of very interesting
character. Cotton was in limited demand, and
prices of both new and old had declined half q cent
per pound. The market closed quiet on the llth.
The sales during the week amounted to 20, SOO
bales Flour had recovered from the decline last
reported, while provisions were quite neglected.
The London money market was buoyant on the 9th,
10th and 18th instant, and an improved tone was
observable. There was not such q heavy demand
for money at the bank of England, and gold was
daily flowing in in large sums. The announcement
of number of serious commercial failures on the
18th, therefore, created much surprise, aud consols
on the evening of that day closed at 91a a 915
The American financial crisis had developed its
effects on the Continent, and the most serious re-
suits were being felt in Madrid Vienna, Berlin and
Hamburg, while the pressure had set in intensely
even in St. Petersburg and Warsaw.
The Persia brings later news from India. 1t is
dated at Calcutta on the 10th and Bombay on the
18th of November Generals Havcock and Outram
were so closely besieged by twenty thousand sepoys
at Lucknow that no direct communication had been
had with them during three weeks, except few
lines They hoped to he able to hold ont until re-
lieved There was much severe fighting around
Lucknow, and Outrams division was terribly cut
up. Generals Sir Colin Campbell. Greathead and
Grant were marching to their aid. Sir Colin cross
ed from Cawnpore into Dude on the 10th of Novem-
Der. There were no fresh outbreaks, but the mu.
tineers of Dinapore and Gwalior were marching for
Dude The life Of the old King of Delhi was to be
spared. The Scinde, the Punjaub and the Nizams
country were quiet.
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December 10, 1857. ' 777.a7' 1'0,7'T' ltd q

NOTICE.-HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO
enter into the Mercantile Business Sassafas Fork
derson the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad consisting
well:impruved lot Of five ten acres and two unln
proved lots, with lot of wood land in half mile sum
Gent to supply wood for several years. =
will sell this property low and make the terms easy
have practised medicine here for years and -
There is male and female school in the sillaas - -
copai, Methodist and Baptist Churches also. Pe1iSa1
wishing to purchase the property will pe maks sasy
. s&s.r' snoi !qg2 sssesrhA aAssc HAn1n,M u q
December "a, 1857. I2I7-wH
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.I.stE.SdBS AIk Haf ~ e. ;"
ton from the Supreme Court This cai be eAsh!&
done, and am confident would be more SATISFACTORY
to ai parties tcerainl would to me. or il j. not
very pleasant duty to have to give an opinion which
is contrary to the wishes and interest OF hrge
number of my fellow citizens who feel deep inter
est in this matter. - go. .s4lt II j., n 81
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, &C.,
:zsGfst St WILL. A. JENKINS. y 81
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=. SUDDEN DEATH.-The GAINESVILLE Tobacco Plant
learns 18th equal surprise and pain, that Edward A.
Lewis, Of Granville, N c., died suddenly at his res
idence near Townsville, on Wednesday, the 23rd
inst, at o'clock P; N. An interesting family, con-
sistng of wife and five children are thus sadly be-
reaved. ' ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-12-30

We are in receipt Of the Second Annual Report of
the President and Directors of the Albemarle and
chesapeake Canal Company By this Report We
learn the work is progressing we'll considering the
many disadvantages under which it has been prose-
cuted .f,s-fa
The Company is free from debt and its property
wholly unincambered and the President Marshall
Parks, Esq. of Norfolk entertains the opinion that
the work will be completed in one year.',issI
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NOTICE.-ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, THE
22d and 2Sd days OF January 1885, shall sell, in
pursuance of Deed Of Trust, executed to by John g.
gully at his residence Johnston county, on the North.
Carolina Railroad sixteen miles of Raleigh the follow
ing personal and real estate to wit SIXTEEN LIKELY
NEGROES most of them boys three small tracts of Land
the description OF which will be given on the day of sale
Also stock of Horses Mules Farming Utensils Cattle &C.
TERMs SALE: Six months credit bond with approved
security required Of purchaser Also lot of Corn and
Fodder will be sold. ---s''. - }n-''dlE 7'i-TE-
NEEDHAM g. GULLY, Trustee. 9
December 10, 1857 " '' -t''' 1,7- iiI-tS' 81
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"Jemmy, my boy, did you see the fight of bats
the other EVENING"" Niver one, my honey what
kind of bats were theyr" Brickbats, ye spaipeenf"
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FOR HIRE.-A FIRST RATE PAINTER, FOR
the ensuing year. Apply at this Office. SO, a-,-.l
December g. 1857. +., .-
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aa' s'i FRANKLIN Couxrr, n g. apAe as s,@ gig
HyHE SPRING SESSION or THIS NSTIIUTI0N
u win commence on the lss Wednesday q ysou.y
sisted in the various Departments by Prof Kern, rA
Emma Taylor Miss Mary w. Patterson Miss Kate Ppsy,
and Miss 8. A.. Clark. Nos ~ .,s..;Ssl ,i 40 ! ia
The Boarding Department will BE- under TIE cas Of Pr,
VIM. G. Thomas epd LADY. ~
For Circulars giving full information address the Prssi7
dent or the Subscriber. ,-.---
..ruon1s H.3fwA. r: GREEN. secssy.l
- BY order of Directory.
December 18TH 1857. ~ ia 80 - l2l7-w4w.
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.9.t4z MOY ana Tan .ikaH q
g P.JRI1Ct;FE 81 RAGS RAIsED.

! s-.i, PRICE ,OF HAGD KAHEWs Saa3 81
pay three and qusrter cents per pound 1r Eoad
clean Cotton and Linen Rags devesed 70 the Rsirosd
Agmt ct any Depot the NORTH Carosa o. kategh ana
Castor Railroads. good order for transportation in 49,
or sacks we'll packed and marked 70 DriW. r. HILLkR
Agent Forestville, N. c. Those who send ~ haae Si
forward the Railroad Agents rssept slso aeouu stei
ting weight and price On the Arga! Of The Rsg check
Hank Of the Sts.e here will b rsmitted o. -
paid here to the seller or his order. We pay
except Rsroad freight; but Rss may s pat j. old o.
baggiug, aud the gress WEIGHT yiiIbe allowed s
"a fs@z., r. It's t3la a W. +. POOLEs Rfesdeot bo
December 80, 1S57.sis ~ :9dJssd .sfses ll4-tf 90
- Register copy am en1 N alr;a sEs7e VI aHnH
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NOTICE.-ThE CREDITORS OF THE HERON
~ MINING COMPANY will please present their claims
for payment to VIM s. Mason the Treasurer of the Com
pany. ~O
December %, 1857. lift
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special Notice.

The STANDARD conducted iety upon the system
al papers discontinued at the es,aio Of tile time
far Which they haze been paid Subscribers WiH he notified
FOUR before their time is out CROSS MARK
their papers and unless the subscpto" remesoed the pa
per oi be discontinued This ra from UhscA there
spA be Departure Watch tie mark md rense
your subscription. -..s..
Weekly Standard SO per annuna, in adrance.
Semi Weekly sta"aa s.t! "a pei, annua. DO
the Post Office from, we'll the to, which
hey desire the change to be made.
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RED MOUNTAIN FEMALE ACADEMY. 3:
U,HE NEXT SESSION, 81 WEEKS, WILL BEGIN
goth January, 1855 The neighborhood in point ct
health good society and boarding houses every way
be may compare well with any other in the State The
course of instruction is designed combine sound learn
ing with elegant accomplishment. - ~, - l7,
.-.s.t s-sir ~. TERMS: j 5'li Lee, ana s4ss.
Tuition in English branches, ,r. Is 10 s15 90 aaI.
The sane with Latin and Greek, II. so rtssr
Music on the Piano. with use Of instrument, 90 -
Drawing, Painting and Neede.work at the usual prices
Board $50 to so. ~7f 7 Z ~-'i.- it sfeta =
..+yGt.t '..i'-- ~, .estlsnt NJ LEWIS. s l55.
.s-s - RI. t- rfl' FANNIE T. LEWIS.
Reference: The Trustees - = ~ - - -
Orange Co, Dec. 20, 1857. - l2l7-wA al
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CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR,-AT THE SOI.I.

HANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.-AT THE SOIL
~ CITATION of many tax paying Citizens announce
Raleigh at the ensuing election on the Goth day Of .u.
uary 1885, Ny residence in the City for near FORTY wears
and service as Justice Of the Peace nearly thirty
render me stranger to the people, to the business in.
cumbent upon the office of Mayor IF elected pledge
TALLY - - = -
Raleigh, Dec. 90, 1881 50 lid
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TUE UTAH ARMY.-We learn that the War De-
partment yesterday received information by tele-
graph from Lieut. Gen. Scott, announcing the arrival
Of dispatches from the Utah expedition. The news
is very favorable On the 7th November Colonies
johnson and Smith and the trains had overtaken
Col. Alexander, and all were marching upon Fort
BIidger, which was only sixteen miles distant The
troops were in fine spirits, and there wasjust enough
snow upon the plains to protect the grass from fire.
Fort Bridger, we believe is located 1l3 miles from
Great Salt Lake City, Wash. Union Of yesterday.
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Approximation Prizes,
{, 400 Prizes amounting to 4,
Whole Tickets elO; Halves Is; Quarte
u ''s.-.'H PLAN OF THE LOTTERY & 81

Whole Tickets elO; Halves sS; Quarterv ~.
p. 't@"s PLAN OF The LOTTERY 81 g., ~
The Numbers from to 80 O0O corresponding with tho.
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips of
are encrced with small tin tubes placed In one wel
The fret 4es Prizes similarly printed and enorcled srs
placed in another wheel. ~
The wheels ere then Ievolved. and numbsr is draw,
from the wheel Of Numbers and at the same time Pr;ze h
drawn from the other wheel The Number and Pr;.e
drawn out opened and exhibited to the sudce -.
registered BY the Commissioners the Prize being Iae6
against the Number drawn The operation il ruptd m
til all the Prizes drawn out r :. = -
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the st
Prizes will be entitled to the 90 Approximation Przsc
For example: Ticket No. 1850 draws the 5000 Prize
those Tickets numbered 11248, 1929, 1881 ll252 Mi
each be entitled &4O0 rcket No. $50 dyava ~ aos
600 Prize those Tickets numbel. 54s $40 sci hsa iii
each be entitled to $30e, and 70 sccrdsa to ~ -.
scheme. 9EpE =. - Sta i5lsy E.ti-~EG4 Ty9g a y
% The 5000 Prize. Of eao vi. be determined :, tho
last figure OF the Number that the $4,000 ff.s
ends with No. then 1.-THE Ticker. where the numher end
in will be entitled to $50. File number end. III M 3
thena the Tickets where the Number euds in viii h.
entitled to $40, and % on 70 O.. =. SE<s381f{M
Certiacates Of Packages will b cold 1t the follow.
ing raes, which is the risk: ! f-i MS -"
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets ss0
So H.A /" i-se1 10 Half h. g. t-,, as,i,H'Sn
49, 81 80 10 Quarter 70
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DIED.

as- D1EDs rsrr. .s.s.rl-yy .y.lfp
In Yadkin county, the 18th 1T the residence of
N. L. Williams, Dr. Tippo s. Henderson, = -"
In Smithheld the 18th inst, Richard c. Guy aged
- years, son Of Mrs. Susan Guy. o,
10 Rockingham county, the 18th inst. Msrtha S.
daughter of B. and Sally Moore in the 2sth year Of her
Miss Moore had been for time member of the
NJ. E. Church.
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UVHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL COM"
IL MENCE the 18th Of January next, under the =,
charge Of Mis- JOHN BELL. lady every way qualified
teach all the higher English branches including Latin
and French. Mrs pupil of the celebrated Mrs Her
rick formerly Miss Martha Richardson, Who was Principal s
Of Pleasant Grove Female Academy in this county This
pot R. G. T. r., two miles from the Great Fas Of Neuse,
and brc o III an
viii be parentay cared for Good board
be had in the neghborhood at and dollars month,
including everything. i5sg -. ~ ~ :. .g43 - 1la7iru,
.IEkttfFil 5 TRR1D:
Spelling, =a..f - ~ frs5eIozI 20
Higher English g, .Ei'i; X II tCi3 8 CO.. Z
Latin and French. each si ,Assaii n 90 iypa
Music on the Piano and use of instrument Is 90 30
No deduction for absence unless in Of protracted
.-'fa,-. Add sss MRS JOHN BELL. = z p.
se, as saEsH| =. 6sh Raleigh; box 20. sgs.
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& MUSIC TEACHER WANTED.
a LADY TO TEACH Music ON THE PIANO AND
"A: GUITAR, in the Fayetteville Female High School,
Applications may be made to WIN. Z. BLAKE, Pr neps,
until January 3d. 1853. 3 II To- 7fFF'S
December 70, 1867. Z -E ...r5 .ssti MT =aa
IMPORTANT NEGRO SALE.-THE UNDkR.
- SIGNED COMMISSIONER will offer for sale, at the
late residence Of John Hopkins, deceased NINE LIKELY
SEGhOES, on Saturday. I'd January 1885, on credit Of
80 I..-~t -s,r tji R. g. PERRY Conf. So
DeceF'oer o. 1851 f..-e % 's'i 3n+t 1tl-tdpd -
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NOTICE.-A CALLED MEETING OF THE STOCK.
~ HOLDERS of the Roanoke Navigation Company will
be held at Halifax Courthouse, Virginia ON THURSDAY
esy requested to attend either in person or BY proxy
December %, 1857. iiI,a