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a2ss Prizes amounting $91526O
Tickets $1,000: Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.
gCF- Bank Notes ofsound Banks taken at par.
Cheeks on New York rsmitted for prizes
Address orders eerhcates packages of
heketsto ANDERSON q SON, Managers,
Macon Savannah, Ga
~ Persons holding Prize Tickets of J. r. winter
Manager, will send them to for payment.
~ Address orders for Tickets to G. H. WINTER Box
S52, Nashville, Tennessee; or to ANDERSON SON Ma
con, or Savannah, Georgia.
July 2T-trw&Wtd
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TORUUDFRS.

We have hand = i4rss assortment e coAfsfoN sEa
fAAL0k 0hAfA1 faa the principal IasnEiactsfias Il
Nee Ners Fiftsbzfsa and Gieeiaasl. - psgazss Eke
hay - ths aaautitgs ss wih asa a. leE pzisez-
Heating Furnaces,
We have k4aa Ehiasnr lansa1 laFEzce, fsF fs4sas
dsenr Aeases 81 Pa eslilst sACA eltalae9 iAe aFst
pElzs l1s C1ryzt4 Fz4ce, Landan, the flaAr1
iraa ks .as Eraasss 0sEans Ad tEiaaa sai ssss 80
il GpetAaa-
Nassa sasss - EAstsrn prssss ish ths lrsFet aesa
scAEazIE hticlts
fusvsh saaexlis.
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WORD TO THE WISE

only remedy thaH win all impurities from tn
BLOOD being Tonic 1t viii at the same time SITehg-
en- and Invigorate the system.
Thousands Louis have used it, and the universe
expression is that never fans in curing any complaint
arising dsordersd State Of the LIVER Stomach
Bowels A few doses win cure Darrhoea or Dysentery
As Diuretc, it will sny disease of the Kidneys
Uterus, Bladder Alternative, viii purify the
blood, and remove all YenOwness, Pmpes or Sores from
1t a preventive for Yellow Fever, Chils Ague
and Fever and Cholera. There is mistake about H.
refer to hundreds Of Steamboat Men and others to
MoLEAss sTREEGHrHE1Se CoEpIAL not require
thcates TO bring IT into notice, one dose Is snceh 70
convince the skepcal Of its wonderful invigoratng
Every Country Merchant should take supply home
with him. indispensable remedy for every family
Also, McLean's Vacanio on Liniment.
EA Principal Depot, on the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, st. Louis, Mo-
az Price, 81 90 p9r Bottle.
~ For sale by al the principal Merchants and Drug
gists in the city and country.
ucLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINHmENT.
The greatest remedy ever discovered Man Beast.
The unparalleled success Of this Lnimen is snhcient
guarantee for its astonishing efficacy The Lame are made
to walk, the Wounded, Bruised and Sore healed and
all who use it rejoice in its healing and nvigoratng ei-
70 all other external remedies being chem
cay combined retain in its combination all the vir
the mnutes vessels Of the body, discriminating It's healing
nhuenc removing the cause Of the disease impartng
he health strength and vivaciy to the whole system
We see or hear daily OF persons who we're confirmed
Crippes- Their legs paraized or drawn crooked,
their muscles being shriveed contracted who
oce in their permanent restoration Of the use o their
limbs by the of hcLeans celebrated Volcanic OH Lni
"WhOH then will suffer with local pain external
diseases when safe and remedy is easily obNned9
Reader, you afflicted with Cancers Piles, Tumors,
SWengs Bronchele, GOitre Paralysis, Chronic lnhama
tory Rheumatism, Stiffness in your Joints Contracted
Muscles, Neuralgia, Weakness Of the joints Mufcles
Ligaments, Ear Ache Tooth Ache Bruises sprains,
Wounds Flesh Cats Ulcers Fever Sores oaked Breasts
Sore Nipples Burns soads inflammation Pains, mat
ter how how long the disease has extedf Suffer
longer McIean's Volcanic OH Liniment viii you.
II has been thoroughly tested In all Of the above diseases
and we hav never known it to fail In giving speedy and
permanent relief.
That and distressing disease, the Piles which
has heretofore been considered incurabe be perma
nently cured by this wonderful Hniment.
Then tTihe longer With common linments and reme
diesoa at and get supply OF MeLesn's Volcanic
on Linment. 1t safe and certain cure and the only
reliable remedy for the Of local palms, sweng,
etc, beast.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
tB- Principal Depot the corner Of Pine and Third
streets, St. Louis No.
Eg sale by all the principal Merchants and Dru
gists in the city and country. apr29
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Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.

from fe0J y Hines, PdstorQf A0ceHt GturcA, BoOA
Dr. AYER: have used your Pills with extraordinary sue
cess In my family ami among those called visit
distress To regulate the OF purify
blood they the very best remedy have ever known
And can confidently recommend them 70 my friends.
Yours, J. v. HINES.
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p "a q D'5
PERPETUAL LIME KILN.

THIS KILN will burn four hundred bushels Of Lime
Stone (Which, il good stOne is equal TO thousand
bushels OF Stacked lme) in twenty -four hours
cords OF wood and Is perpetual in its operation the lime
being drawn In three 20 six hours rom the base
repenished at the top Of the oupoN. This is but the
dnaTy every day capacity Of the Kiln has
anty demonstrated by those already in operation.
also makes much better lime than that burned in
dnary way, all the stone being perfectly burned
ANY number Of reliable cerheates to the capacity
the Kiln, and any other Information in reference to it.
viii he furnished, application by letter otherwise
the subscriber who Is agent for The sale Of rights put
ting up Kilns IN the state OF Tennessee.
}. A. RICHARDSON.
McMInnviIle. Jan 2R. 1857. ian3n-dAGYann
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CHOICE FARM LANDS FOB SALE.
CHOICE FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r. COMPANY
Is now PREPARED 10 SELL ABOUT
100000 Acres of
CHOICE FARMING LANDS
IN IRAUIS OF 40 ACRES UPWARDS,
Oh LONG CREDITS AND AT LOW RATES OF
INTEREST

Oh LONG CREDITS AND AT LOW RATES OF
INTEREST.
THESE lands granted by Government to aid in
i the construction of this Road, and among the
Northeast and Northwest through the middle Of The
State to the extreme South and include variety Of
latitude. The Northern portion is chiefly prairie inter
spersed with fine groves and il the middle and Southern
The climate IS more healthy mild and equabe than any
other part Of the county-he air is and brscing
while living and springs excellent abound
Bituminous Coal is extensively mined, AID supplies
cheap and desirable fuel being furnished at many points
at 50 70 "a onand wood be had al the rate
Building Stone Of excellent quality also abounds which
be procured for little more than the expense OF trans
great fertility of these lands which
mould from two to 1--WE feet Deep and gently rollins their
for travel and transportation to the principal markets
Horth South East West, and the economy with which
vestment that found; present favorable
opportunity, for persons Of industrious habits and small
years.
Chicago the greatest gran market in the world
these lands can be transported to that market make them
much profitable at the prices asked than those
transportation perpetual tax on the latter which
borne by the producer in the reduced price he receives
The Title is perfec-and when the final payments
made Deeds executed by the Trustees appointed by
the State and in whom the title vested the purchasers
which convey to them absolute titles il Fee smpe free and
clear Of every incumberance lien or mortgage.
The prices from Sc $780, interest only per cent.
Twenty per cent will be deducted nom the credit price
for Cash.
Those who purchase long credit, give notes payable
in 3, and yea after date and required TO i'm
one-enth annually for five years. TO have
half the land under cultivation the end of the time
Competent Surveyors viii accompau those who wish 10
examine these Lands, free of charge, and aid Them IN
making selections.
The lands remaining unsoId rich and valuable
those which have been disposed Of.
Sectional Maps viii be any who will enclose
fifty cents in Postage Stamps, and Books Pamphlets
tanning instances successful farming, signed
by respectable and WeHknoEn farmers living in the
Of the Railroad Lands throughout the State
also the cost Of fencing price OF catte Of ha
vesng hreshing, etc,Or any other infoTmation-Will
be eheerfuy ven application, either personally by
letter, in English, French, German, addressed TO
JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner Of the Illinois Central e. R. Co.
az 0hice in Illinois Central RaiT0sd Depot Chicago,
Illinois. march3l
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Painting Establishment.

fa1nClng establishment
RulLDkt oassh0ldsFs, Ac- are requested 20 take no.
~ Tee tAas ne pndsgssned having aade As neeessaFy
Afls@seH1hAs ana secured tee serNeas q comPeteEt
HofkHaent Il hoS prepared 10 taks
LARGR CONTRACTS
IN te lns e BIS vocAiion ln ali its vArioas bFancAsa.
IL ne aep4rtment Of HOUSE PAINTING ths saascFber
pfe-feq % sAeeats sith The EEeAtsat prauptnsss al
eoutE~eis hessFer lae shieh say bs tsnasFea ID syls
sna aoh terms ahee eaano fail = FNa safisfacEioa-
ne = Aso prepares - AL Esaasr sf sign AND
uANAMAA TAI PAIN tiHd, 0AAIEEHea AND MAgHLINg
having IN As department. seczEed tbs seFFes ts neat
szpert anu sKhereaced arIlsts.
fAs aaeIieef sea request peFsaus having aerz his
Has % sfe ha can esioFe aAGing anzi ar4asEeuaeBts
. T. 2. FLEs4sa,
30. g unsa -. between Cherry aEd aa1-nsr.
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~UOAh n haes far FFisas, zna 0hoiss as9 sssaS
- = teia fa@assea sugar. tasleFs sad fsF sale -
eea-s ". 4. GoADoN 90.
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sAVANNAHLOTTERY
on THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
Anderson & Son, Managers
(suOCessors to J. F. Winter, Managsr)
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
CAPITAL PRIZE, S6O,OOO!
10000 TICKETS.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
C l. A 5 3 AA,
Draws August 18th. 1887

AT ST. ANDREWS HALL Savannah, Ca, under the
sworn suPe rintendence Of W. B. symons, ESQ., and J.
Prentss, Esq.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
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Erysipelas, scrOfula Kings Evil letter, Tumor

From FoTIsardtag Merchant er -. LoEis FeB g. 1856
Dr. AVER: Your Pills the paragon Of all that great
10 medicine They have cured little daughter Of ulcer
her hands aud feet that has proved
for years Her mother has been long and grevous y Al
hiced with b1tehes and pimplcs her skin her
hair. AheF child cured she also tried year Pills
and they have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOdfrey's Celebrated Cordial Gin.

From vIsCHBR OWEN & CO., Genr Advertising House
APPLEroH, RuTIpEEa .346 BroadRaY. New York.
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout.
Erosa 90 Rer. Dr.. Nalclss o[ o. l6lAodlt lRnrcl

PuLAsM HousE, SAvASSAH, Ga, IAN 6, 1855
HoEosEDtB: should be ubgraenu for the relief yeur
skih has brought me II did nol report my case 70 GU
cold settled Ia my limbs and brought sxcruAng nearal
&C palms. which ended Ia chronic rhoumatism kotEith.
standing had the beat Of physicians, the disease grew
and worse, Until By the advice your excellent
agent in baltimore. Dr. Mackenzie, tried your Pins.
Their ELECTS sloN, bat By PerseyeriBg
OF theIa am entirely we'll
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OFF7oE OF The Cm, HAM AND DAYTOH RAILRoAI

Chds 4 Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is used here
OF Buildings We covering our Freight
with Master Mechanic reports very favor
able TO it. 8. s. L'HOMMEDIEU, Pres.
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" AHaAWl WfoaIINu 90 n. T., Oct. g, 40,
DEAR SfR: using CaihaTtic Pills in my practice
and md them excellent purgave cleanse the zysel
and purify the fountains Of the blood.
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NhsS - - ssass. iiisi.i iSsE 8 60.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-10-07

a. The last day of September, as it went out,
came very near leaving all the legacy of white
and nippng frost. Wednesday night cold
enough for sparkling fire, and for blankets and a
snug feather bed; aud Wednesday morning made
one shudder at the thought of the much colder MORN
ings in reserve in December and January. Piles of
coal and wood, always uninteresting in summer time,
begin to wear pleasant and inviting appearance !;
and absolutely thinking Of fpatronizng the tail
for thick clothes and the shoemaker for heavy
pair of boots. But the cold weather is not really upon
US yet "Indian summer is yet to come, with its
mild days and gorgeous sunsets.
The frost, if indeed there was any here Wednes.
day night, has done no injury. The probability is
that further west it felt, and it may have njur-
ed somewhat the cotton and tobacco. Thursday
was clear mild day, and we have no doubt vast
quantities of tobacco cut in this State and Vr-
gnia. The article is bringing excellent prices, and
every LEAF will be saved that can be.
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NoRTH-cARoLINA. WED NEsDAY. OCTOBER Y, 1857


D. RAILROAD FROM HIan Po1Nr TO VIRGIN1A.-We
learn from the Salem Press that the amount requi.
site to secure the charter of the Salem and Ger
manton railroad company" has been subscribed,
and the requisite per cent. paid in that meeting
OF the stockholders has been held and the following
gentlemen chosen Directors, viz: c.. L. Banner
Chairman) and r. Gray, of Forsyth; Jos. Holder
by, Col. I. S. Gibson, R. d. Goding, Robert Mat
thews and Wilson Fulton. of Stokes !; and Samuel
W. Dewey, of Campbell County, Va. Col ]. s.
Gibson has been elected Treasurer, and COL j. w.
Alspaugh Secretary. g.. Isl I.-. "a. -f.- -,
The books of subscription still remain open. :,
The road is intended to form a part the line
from High Point to the Virginia line and thence to
Lynchburg. At meeting of the friends of this ex.
tended line, held in Winston, R. L. Patterson, Esq,
offered the following resolutions, which were unan
imously adopted:
Resolred, That this Convention is fully aroused
and alive to the Importance of building the Railroad
chartered by the late Legislature, from High Point
to the Virginia line. ....
Resolced, That in the opinion of this Convention,
the road only be built when there is positive
certainty that it will be carried through to Lynch
bug, in Virginia. ...
ResolUed, That as it may yet be doubtful whether
the Virginia Legislature will charter correspond
ing road meeting the Salem and Germanton Road
upon the North Carolina and Virginia line, it is
deemed most advisable to await the action of that
Legislature, before going energetieally to work to
procure the requisite amount of subscriptions to
build the Road"
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constitutes money; but we are dealing with things
as they are, and shall not therefore indulge in any
abstract observations on the subject. j .ias,nu 7ae
We repeat let as much confidence and cheerful.
ness as possible exist among business men, Do not
run upon the banks, nor push each other unduiy or
unreasonably for settlements. Do not hoard up the
specie, but pay your debts you can, thus enabling
others to pay also. Our pursuits in North Carolina
are mainly agricultural, we have not specnlated-
and overtraded as the people Of many other States
have done, and the financial blow cannot, therefore,
be as severely felt by US as by Others 1t becomes
us meanwhile to be more communicable purchase
fewer of the ornaments and luxuries of life, and to
make the indispensabes go further than heretofore
The panic will soon pass BY leaving us all, we trust
with more wisdom, if not with more property
That which cannot be cured must be endured If
failures or insolvency should befal any of US, we
must bear the misfortune like men, and begin at
once to repair and rebuild. With industry, econo.
my, and ordinary foresight in country like this,
living, if nota competency or a fortune, is always
sure. Let no one, therefore, despair. -
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W We copy the following article from late
number of the Albany On w Statesnan: :

g We copy the following article from late
number of the Albany On. W Statesman:
"AMER1CAN GEOLOGY IN EURopE-We have been
permitted to peruse letter written by one of the
professors in the University of Zurich, Switzerland,
upon the opinions maintained in the vi Part of the
American Geology, by DR.. Emmons, respecting the
age of the red sandstones of the Connecticut river
well as the Virginia and North Carolina sandstones,
which contain the coal beds. This letter sustans in
the most unequvocal manner his views as expressed
in that work, and in his North Carolina Report.
For long time many of the geoogists of this
try and Europe, among whom Profs Rogers,
Hitchcock and Mr.. Hall, together with Sir Charles
Lyell, had strenuously maintained that they of
the Jurassc period. But it appears that Prof Heer,
of the university of Zurich. who is of the ablest
of the paeontologists OF Europe, maintains that
yet not single species of plants of the Jurassc
ries, has been discovered in the Richmond or North
Carolina sandstones but that there are several den-
tcal with those of the Kueper in the vicinity of
Stuttgart and hence the upper sandstones equi-
valent to the Keuper, as DR.. Emmons maintains,
and that the lower Perman, at least no newer
than the Bunton sandstones, Qower Triasl conclu.
sion which is also maintained in the North Carolina
Rep, and the vi Part of American Geology. But
what is more gratifying Sir Chas. Lyell is now
vinced of the soundness of these positions, and is
about to give them publicity in German edition of
his Elements Of Geology, now publishing at Frey
burg 1t also appears that it is now admitted that
the mammal discovered by DIR. Emmons in the coal
rocks of North Carolina is the most ancient of any
of that class yet discovered in fossil state either
in this country or Europe" r.. .as. ....-.-
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EaNUsfsERul205.
10 THE coAeH.nAKEas Or ixoErHs
t'-''b-t'' So - CA R0EINA.' - . -''--- ~

q - = CAROEINAs =
TRHE FUNDERSlGNED, tCOACH.MAKERS, ARE
u painfully impressed with the ides that tbey not
sufficiently for their labor in carrying their
business r.=- -. 49, ----- .-,.----.,f, 4.
While they have no reason to complain Of The pstfonae
they receive and feel under the highest obligations
customers and friends yet they find themselves ipsteod 81
realizing moderate profit, with which they would be
tent struggling from to 10 meet the liabilities
they compelled to in the prosecution Of their
mess They not prepared to adopt the conclusion hse
such condition of things exists In
cessary enterprise and labor 10 their line of b
go without just compensation and hence they
inclined TO the opinion that TO considerable extent the
fault lies with the Coach Makers themselves How stands
the with th,ir brethren elsewhere throughout the
slater Are they in thriving circumstances notf IL not
do they with that the thing admits of remedyf
We have the form of the remedy, and
feel confident they carried out the result would be
alike favorable to patrons and ourselves but prefer
TO hsve friendly conference with brethren throughout
the State and therefore deem it improper make any sa
gestons here. .. 49,. o.. $ = -
In furtherance of object propose that Conrsn-
on of the Coach Makers Of be held Ra
leigh before the end Of the year. for the purpose Of
taking the matter into consideration and would sue
gest the meeting of the State Agricultural Fair the most
suitable time. >
We invite brethren respond without delay this
CALL either through the newspapers by letter addressed
to any more of .-r -y--lsr
- - NELSON 4 DAUGHTRY Greenville, Il,
WILLIAMSON & STEWART, Tsrboro,, :
PARKER MURRAY, Wilson. :.
September g. 1857. ~ 12o1-wtf
{. Register copy. -- e. >.- 7"-
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Coop ADvIcE.-The South-Side Democrat, treat
ing of the present money panic, says: "In this
state of affairs it is impossible but that the trade of
every portion of the country should feel the strain
and indeed the shock is felt already even on the
other side of the Atantic-to ALL here and there to
banks and brokers and merchants and tradesmen
and spectators speaking the same admoniton, econ.
omize. Less silks and satns and dinings and parties
and pleasurings, less brocade and less broadcloth,
and little more Of that humble virtue Of prudence
which sc cuts its coat according to it's clo,h.''
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-10-07

II. W. MnLER-We are rejoced to learn that
Mr. Miller has abandoned the idea of removing from
this State. Without fattery he is not only of
the brightest ornaments of his profession but he is
honor to his adopted State In this connection
take the privilege of saying that Mr. Miller has
been treated JUSTLY and that his party has never
meted ont to him that reward to which his talent
and services so emincnty entitled him. Mr.. Miller
has ever been one of those few who have iabored
and spent not only their time but their money for
the benefit of their party without sharing its
honors He has too often been neglected for the
benefit of his interiors. When party acts on the
principle that set of men shall do the work and
another wear the .laures, it must and will die
Weldon Patriot. -r.'.'f. -.s. .' -.. .&rG
The above is from KNOW Nothing paper. Com
ment upon the manner in which the Patriot says
Mr. Miller has been treated by the old Wing party,
now defunct, is needless '& . 'a.' =
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Wo We learn that John L. Bridgers Esq, of
Edgecombe County, has consented to deliver the ad
dress before the State Agricultural Society at the
approaching State Fair Mr.. Bridgers is highly
intelligent gentleman and we'll Informed in agricu
tural matters. The public may expect an interest
ing and valuable address,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-10-07

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA. CHATHAM
County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Algpst
Term, 1857. Hastin Gilmore Zachafiah PxftesfalL
Admir- and 9th, Petition for an account and settlement
In this il being made TO appear the saiisaeoe
OF the Court that Greenberry Gilmore non AZ
this State il is ordered that pubhcaon be made in the
Raleigh Standard. for six consecutive weeks, r sid 0
more TO appear at the Term Of this Court t be held
for the County of Chatham, fhe I'd Monday OF Eoye.
Der Next then and there plead desr this
petition or Judgment will be had against him pro cosa
Witness 3. c. Gotten, Clerk Of said Court ofcs
-, 5lr ,Ils,s ss5l''l = = BIC. O0TTEy, g. &C.
Sept %, 1857. s.y,;ss:f 10 :,I.a i-a-wst.sJ
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MARRIED,

In Rockingham county, n. e., on the 2ad ult at fhe
residence Of Robt Walker ESQ by the Res H. Pickard
Mr.. VIM. Hopkins to Miss Martha Jane Walker.
On the morning of the oath ult by Rev. w H. Edwards
Mr.. Sherod Gay to Miss Victoria Moses all of Franklin
county, Nc. -.,;a 2 .,.<esas..t =!
On the 24th ut, BY Rev. George G. Walker Mr. VIM. J.
Grayson, of Graham to Miss Catherine NJ daughter of
j. q. Walker of Orange county. -sS .,-.2f7r.s.A Z.