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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-19


ROKSE a ELVERSON,s,
n T 3 small dliTance on prime cost
n Overcoais az very loE prizes;
Business Goats ol every variety
Dress aud Fr0ck Coats % sut the times
Pantal0ons aud Vests Of every 1ril-.
Boy aai Y0uth's Clothing 40 very hsr prices.
shirts and Uadsr Clothing OF Az ssuds.
r1aaTrwH
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AVA N IL are noE receiving ana d =uiug
w SPRING SIUEh OF GOODS.
oan examination ~ uhh aouie the atteuton 81 ulsr
chants buying 10 ths city.
iu ucesnen1 al BE- offered Ca I'D pels TINE s-r-rs
sial-izuly So E,aa q 90
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WNARM WANEEDs--We wish 70 purchase a desranie
farm with good Improvements containing from 90 70
$50 acres within i've or ten miles from Nashville,
turnpike. citizen Of Nashville wishes to exchange some de
property, improved and vacant, within lev hudi
yards Of the public square for COED further tad hiy
miles much possible and on " coV esht %
turnpike o railroad
We have recently sold several large fins and persons wishing
70 buy or sell will find their interest to give us call
n 4 R. W. BROWN,
Cherry street
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
Progress. of the overland wagon Road.

Progress of the Overland Wagon Road.
The Interior Department has received ad-
vices dated at Franklin, Texas, October, 22d,
from Superintendent j. B. Leach, stating that
a portion of his train had recently arrived at
that place, and that the men were all well, and
the mules in good condition. Col. Leach re-
ports that the roads east Of Fort Laramie were
very rough, and much washed by recent rains.
Scarcity of water had compelled the train to
defect its course, between Memphis and
Franklin, much further south than was ex-
pected, making the distance nearly 300 miles.
Although the grass was scarce and very poor,
Col. Leach succeeded in getting the trains
through without losing any mules. Four
working parties have been organized, and are
at work upon the road between Franklin and
Fort Fillmore. One party had gone on in adj
vance, to examine the country, and select
points for boring for water. Col. L. conf
IDENTIFY expects that, during the month of De-
cember, he will be able to report from Fort
Yuma the amount Of work necessary to be
done, with the proper estimates. There is
good deal Of dissatisfaction expressed with the
report Of Col. Leach's progress. 1t is under
stood that he has expended the greater part Of
the appropriation for his route, without accom-
plshing much of anything towards making
the road.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
Remark. of MIR. Lee, of Ei Dorado.

On being invited to take the Chair in the
Assembly, on Monday, 4th inst, Mr.. Harvey
Lee, of El Dorado, said:
GENTLEMEN OF THE ASSEMBLY return you
my sincere thanks for the honor conferred upon
me in calling upon me to preside over you du-
ring the organization of this body. The meet
ing of the Legislature is always an important
event, and one fraught with no little interest
to the people of this State, and at no period in
the history Of our State has it been more i'm
portant than on this occasion. The principles
Of the Democratic party have triumphed in
this State, and whatever good or bad may flow
from our action this winter, it will stand to the
credit or injury of that party. The people
have placed at the head of our government
man ripe in years, of mature judgment and
character, with experienced associates and if
the past affords any guarantee of the future,
then we may conclude that we are entering
upon successful and prosperous administra-
ton; then we may hope that a brighter day
is dawning upon our State. His talents, his
integrity, his untiring industry in behalf of our
interests, while in the United States Senate,
have won for him a reputation Of no ordinary
kind, and have secured him an enviable place
in the hearts of the people. No man could
enter office with a more generous wreath of
appreciation than that which now hangs around
the brow Of John B. Weller. In every por-
ton of the State the people are with him.
But gentlemen, with all these advantages he
can do but little except we perform our duties.
On us devoves the important duty Of shaping
the policy of the Government Unwise legis-
lation on our part, will place it beyond his
power to meet the expectations of the people.
Should we be able creditably to discharge the
trust con6ded to us, we may hope that the
best interests of this State will be nurtured and
sustained to degree hitherto unknown to our
people. On all sides the most fattering evil
dences Of our prosperity presents themselves
Every department Of industry throughout the
State is making rapid strides towards perfec-
tion. The arts of agriculture and horticulture
are being cultivated to greater extent, and
with increasing skill Manufactures are fast
springing up, and our commerce is sending its
white-winged messengers to nearly every port
of the civilized nations. Our mining interests
are in an unusually prosperous and promising
condition.
In addition to our mineral wealth, said Mr..
Lee, we havea soil fertile beyond compare, and
above all, genial and invigoratng climate
We have but to perform our duties, and we
may rely confidently upon the discharge of
such obligations as vest with the other branches
of the Government
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

PooR EcoSomr.-on Wednesday. says the
State Journal, when the resolution was intro
duced to supply the members Of the Assembly
with four papers each it was opposed, first on
constitutional grounds, and secondly on the
essrs Of economy. Several speeches were
made. and the ayes and noes were finally called
when all but nine members voted for the reso-
luton. It might not be amiss to state that the
time consumed in the discussion and in taking
the ayes and noes, cost the State nearly as
much rs oil the subscriptions.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
Summons.
State Of California, County Of stanislaus,
district Court Of the Thriaenth Jndicinl nintrict

State Of California, County Of stanslaus, /
In the District Court Of the Thirteenth Judicial District
John d. g. Knoepnler, ptn. / Action brought In the
w District Court Of the
Felicia Dncher Knocpler deft Thirteenth Judicial Dis
trct and the Complaint filed In the County of Stanaus,
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the said District Court 30th
October, A. D. 1851 The People Of the State Of California
send greeting: TO Felicia Dncher Knoepnler.
You hereby required TO appear in action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Thirteenth Judicial District in and for the
County Of Sanislaus and TO the Complaint filed
therein within ten days exclusive Of the day Of service
after the service Of this summons, II served with
in said County; IL served out Of the County but within
said judicial District within twenty days IL served out
of said District then within forty days Judgment by dc
fault will be taken against you.
The said action Is brought TO obtain Decree OF Divorce
from the bonds Of marmony shown by reference to
plant and II you fail TO appear and the said
plant above required, the plaintiff wi take judgment
by default.
Given under my hand and Seal Of the District Court OF
the 18th Judicial District this 30th day Of October,
t'AN-l A. D., 1857. WIN. d. MCDANIEL, Clerk.
S. ?. ScaSIKER PiiI's Attorney. d33m
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
Mariposa Democrat.
A @ E N II s .

JAMES VAN DYKE corner Main and Fourth streets
Marposa is authorized agent receive subscrpons
Advertisements and Job Work. All orders left with him
will receive prompt attention.
THOMAS B0YCE, northeast corner Washington and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco duly authorized
agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements.
7. NJ HEsT0N, Express Rider between this place and
Kern River is duly authorized to subscriptions ad-
vertsements and Job Work
MAI ElkINs of Lagrange, is authorized agent for
Stanislaus County
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

- County OF TuIare.
At a Probate Court begun and held for the County
aforesaid at the Court House in Visalia, on Monday
December twenty-eighth, 1857,
ESTATE OF A. J. LowRANcE, DECEASED.
1t appearing upon the petition of the Administrator
herein that there not sufficient personal estate in
his hands to pay the allowance to the family; the
debts outstanding against the ceased, and the ex-
penses of administration and that it is necessary TO
sell the entire real estate Of deceased for the payment
of such debts.
II is therefore ordered that all persons interested in
the estate of decedent before this Court the
fourth Monday in January next, and show cause, if
any they can why order should not be granted to
the Administrator to sell much of the real estate of
decedent shall be necessary to pay such debts and
that this order be published in the MARIPosA DEMO
cRAr at Hornitos.
In testimony whereof, hereto set my hand as Clerk
Of said Court at my Office in visalia, the twenyeghth
day of December, 1857.
jan7-4w e. Il. CALHOUN, CLERK.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
Settle your bills.

A Ii persons indebted TO the firm Of B. OPPENIIETI 4
IA CO., in MARIPOSA and BEAR VALLEY are hereby
requested to SETTLE their previous the first Of
JANUARY they will be put in the hands Of the proper
authorities for collection B. OIpENIIEIM &CO.
Mariposa, Dec Sd 1851 d3
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

DIR. L. j. Czapkay.-This Skillful Hunga-
rian Surgeon and Medical Adviser is attaining wealth and
fame by his wonderful His advertisements may be
seen in another column.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
Il FL II G. II M
MAIN STREET, MARIPOSA.
NOTICE. NO BOOKS KEPTlI

W. TORNEY respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he continues keep choice selection Of
the best Brandes, Whskies Old Tom and full assortment
Of Wines being thankful for past iayors from Cash Custo
mers he solcits continuance Of their patronage anl
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
GARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION NOW ON
VI hand and warranted genuine. For sale at the Drug
store, west side Of the Plaza, by
all A. D. BOYCE
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

~ j. w. Oliver has succeeded G. r. Par
burt as editor of the Columbia Gazette.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

HE Partnership heretofore existing between the under
l. signed under the firm Of SIMON WotF Co.. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. S. j. SIMON,
NJ. WOLFF,
j. GOLDSMITH,
u. SIMON,
A. JACOB.
The Business Will he continued under the
whom all debts of the old firm must be paid
Immediately, they will be put into the hands of Off
for collection They would also inform their friends
and customers that they have hand large and exten
sive assortment Of Clothing and Dry Goods Of every de-
scrpton which will be sold cheap for cash any
tablishmen in the Southern Mines at their FIRE PROOF
STORE, on Main street. Sd SIMON,
NJ WOLFF
r. SIMON,
LAGRANGE Dec. 90 1857, fd244t A. JACOB
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.

rNIAT weknown establishment in possession Of j.
l. NJ. Van Dyke, and known the Comet Saloon. This
saloon situated in the most business part Of Marposa
Town being lot fronting Main st. 90 feet and
on 4th st. 100 feet
Also, Two-story Frame Building,
opposite eastman suvans old store being 30 feet front
on Main street, and
TWO SPLENDID ADOBE HOUSES ON MISSOURI GUIcH.
For particulars apply to Jas vantine, No AZ Clay st.,
Of Davis San Francisco j. W. Torney Marposa
who alone Is authorized TO act
p5- Immediate possession given. daft
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14

TREASURY SrArRMEsr-The following is an
account of the receipts and disbursements Of
James L. English, while officiating as State
Treasurer, with the amount which he passed
over to his successor in Office
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
ARTICLES OF SILVER:
IMPORTANT TO SETTLERS.
LAND OFFICE.

LAND OFFICE,
SAN FRANCISCO, December 81, 1857.
TN CONFORMITY WITH INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
Commissioners of the General land Office dated Nove-
Der Sd, 1851 All Settlers upon Surveyed Lands
of the United States informed that they can FORTHWITH
forward and prove up their preempton rights and
make payment therefor without regard to the lands being
advertised for sale Settlers land not adyets
ed for sale should respond promptly order TO perfect
their titles prior to the press OF business attendant
Land Sales In May next
wM W. GIFT, Register.
PAscHAL BEorrnE, Receiver. do lm
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERsIIlP heretofore existing under the
name of HUGHES CO.. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. JONAS G. CLARK,
San Francisco, Nov. I'd, 1857. L. G. HUGHES.
The Business heretofore conducted under
the and style Of HUGHES Il co. will hereafter be
conducted under the name and style Of L. G HueHs Co.
L. G. HUGHES
W. A. N. DuGUEY.
MnIERroS, Dec. "a, 1857.
ALL PERSONS indebted TO the late firm of Hughes Co.
requested to make immediate payment the accounts
of that firm will be placed in the hands Of Attorney for
collection Mr. L. G. Hughes alone authorized to settle
accounts of the late firm Of Hughes Co.
d2i3t L.G. HUGHES.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
PHELAN'S CUSHIONS.

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
that he has purchased the Exclusive Patent Right to
make and sell PfiEI4ANS COMBINATION CUSHIONS
for this State and oregon. and THAT THEY CAN BE PUR
CHASED OF No OTHER PERSON IN THIS CITY. Purchas-
will protect themselves from being swhiled by remem
bcring the abnve fcts Orders for taking down. setting up,
repairing Tables a shortest notice Pr
yate gentlemen Clubs keepers wishing to procure
Phean's Model Billiard Tables, Combination Cushions,
will please address NJ. f. HUGHES,
$50 Jackson st, next to international Hotel,
o20 San Francisco.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
NJ O t i @ q.

COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE, !
MnIERToS, FRESNO Co, November 3D., 1857.
>E undersigned Surveyoro Fresno County respectful
l. ly informs the Public that he is prepared 10 Sur
vey Swamp and 0veriowed Land Presumption Claims, and
all kinds of Surveying, Civil Engineering Also that
he will attend to having the Decaraory Statements taken
Of persons wishing to locate Public Lands
Any business entrusted to his charge will be promptly
attended to application at his Office in sIierton.
7. c. SrALLO,
nl23m County Surveyor, Fresno Co.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-14
B a * II R Y.
Main Street, HOr11itOs.
LOUIS HApLIcH & s. spoRRIE.

IUUIo dADLlCd q 3. bFUHhIE,
ID EsPECTFUIIY INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT THEY
~ have always hand ready to be served at all hours
HOT COFFEE AND TEA,
PIES AND CAKES
HOT ROLLS AND FRESH BUTTER,
ALL KINDS OF CONFECTIONERY,
AND CAN FRUITS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Lager Beer Agua Frio Dstlery and the best favored
Havana Cigars. je11tf
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-
GREAT EXHIBITION Or DEF GoOODsss
I.ANDECKER 4 KLINE, 81
A RE DAILY RECEIVING LARGR ADDITIONS 70
~ heir already extensive stock Of 81 -! w. -s'sr
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
And have now for exhibition complete varied assorf
ment of Goods comprising everything usually kept IN nrs
They particularly call the attention of Ladies to their
Fancy Dress Goods!
Robes guile and Robes de Lamara;
Black and Fancy Silks; .say--ars---z-9"
Poult de Chevers and Imperial Foulards;
French and English MerinOs-in plain and PLAID;
Bombaxnes Apaccas and Muslin Do Lanes
With q varied assortment of French English and Amer
can Prints
NeedIe.W Orks. --.s.
The best assortment offered in Raleigh before
Their stock of FANCY GOODS. HOSIERY, SHOES
and GATHERS, is complete. They have also every
thing else necessary for Ladies wearing apparel IN great
variety all of which they offer at small advance upon
New York wholesale prices
As business has fully equalled our most ex
pectaons shall endeavor hereafter to merit connnu
of the which the citizens OF nave
30 literally bestowed upon by keeping full and desrs
BILE assortment of goods and by selling upon the lowest
possible terms.
Being connected with first class importation house IN
New York, enabled to keep our stock repensheo
with new supplies of goods weekly the season
LANDECKER & KLINE,
-. ... .-4. Smiths Corner.
Raleigh, Oct. 16, 1858. SS-u.
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NOTICE.

-S<,- ..s- .s.s-.s+ 1zs= NOTICE. a-,-. a.. o.
NAKEN UP IN LINvILLE COVE and committed to
-, the asl Of WsaauGa county, North Carolina on the
aSse lnst. 3 NEGRO NAN, Of light eomplexiou with .
scar On hrs right cheek, height about fest or uches
SeSas shout $50 pounos and had on when takes, IN
p;ask Cloth Frock Govt and Linen Pans Also found mon
I person pass in the ellowng words the bearer
.Tnn ?sss until Monday ornisg in Greenwood or any
81 n Ss; miles Of IT. August the 7th 1885, Signed
and r~". 0nnkscaies The owner 10 requested to come
dss US Psopery and pay e1psnse or said boy viii b,
aAsg~s -. 1sss DC. AecANLEa; sh'&
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, ga NOTICE. te-
Zu1HE BOOK AND PIANO FORTE BUSINESS Or e.
II p NASH viii Ia future be conducted by ~
-7.r4 JAMES e. ROUTH, (f t1R frNAl and
,a J6S. v. Mash, (soHg Of < r. NdsA)
Under The MN ihd style Of : s.,.s s,.,.
4. r. NASH 4. Co..
With all the advantages enjoyed by the hocse heretofore
The attention viii! be given u the selection and
liberal terms-"OF TRIAL" F..'
MR.. RICHARD RICHES,
Who had charge of the Piano Department Tor the aS
four years, will continue with u.s.
az Persons indebted to the business OF L. +. Nasn
"".--~- E. P. NASH & co.
Corner Bank and Sycamore SITS.
49, ~ Petersburg, Va.
Docenher 1885 l01-1y.
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w the premises the following Lots and parts Of Lots
for the Taxes due and unpaid for 1878. She to take
place the 5th of January, 1859
West. Ward. Tax $50 so
d. A. Davis y acre-new limits, 1858, so
F. NJ. Gully, Guardian, pit. Lot 1913, Is
J. Horneday, n acre-new limits, ls57-'S 20
Harp Terrell, pit. l6l, 1858, so
Joseph B. Hinton, pit 66, II 20
Ann Honeycut--new limits Il acre, 1858, so
VIM. F. Jones, a acre-new limits, 80
DIury Johnson Admir-. 4 acre-new limits, 81
Charles b. Johnson pts. II and rs. IL 60
]. H. Kirkham, acres-new limits 1873. 81 60
A. c. Lee, acre-new limits, 1873, II 40
Willie Medlin, 70 acre-new limits, 1857, so
John Malone, g. 1853, 81 90
DR.. L. s. Perry 4 Co., pts. 76 and n, 6 70
A. Stephenson q acre-new limits. 1857, (East) so
james Sugg x acre-new limits, 1878, 81
Henry Smith, X acre-new limits, 5 so
Mrs. R. TumbrO, Il acre-new limits 1857, 90
JAS NJ Towles $780, ST. II and It, bal, $3.50
Edward Teasley, u acre, 1858, As
Wm Thompson, PTS l6l and 1862, 81 II
J.. NJ Williams ! acre-new limits, 1857, 2 so
Patsy Spvy, n acre-new limits, 1878, rs
JAMES II. MURRAY,
City Collector.
Raleigh, Dec. IA, 1858. lO4-td.
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Spring 1853,

Spring 1858. Spring 1858.
HEARTT & IREDELL,
a RE NOW OPENING THEIR CAREFULLY Sc
"A lected Stock of DRY GOODS, STRAW GOODS, and
Ladies, Misses and Chdrens SHOES-to examination
of which they most respectfully invite their friends.
Ladies Dress Goods.
Barge ,;o Double 'ape Robes;
Silk Robes aQuile;
Barge
Organdie
Black Silks, from Is cents up Fancy Silks; Beautiful
Bareges and Organizes; Lawns from 10 up Prints
from all the best manufactures.
Dress Trimmings.
White and Colored PIoUE;"
Victoria Collars and Setts-colored and white;
PiccOlimini Collars;
Muslin and Cambria Sets and Coars-in great variety
BOnnets Il Hats,
In every style, and at all prices.
Shoes.
Ladies' ., Orleans" Bq S!s:, Miles make;
Misses BoOees
Misses Heeed Bootees
Childrens' Shoes in great variety.
Skirts! skirts! Skirts!!!
Expansion with Adjustable Bastle;
Steel Spring Z" 4" and without;
Crown Cruvele;
Reed SkeetOn
Whaebones Reeds Steel and Brass Springs and Cords
The Balmoral.
Raleigh, March 26, 1858. 25-tf
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a MEMOIR OF THE REV. ELISHA MITCHELL,
n D. D.. late Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy and
Geology in the University of together with
the Tributes of Respect to his memory BY various Public
Meetings and Literary Associations and tie Addresses de-
vered at the renerment q" his remains, by the Rt Rev.
James H. Otey D. d Bishop of Tennessee and Hon. David
l.. Swan. LII. D., President of the University.
Price in Paper 80 cents-Cloth 80 CENTS
For sale by
H. D. TURNER,
N. c. Book Store.
Raleigh, Dec 10, 1858. lOS-
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NOTICE.

TlHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and style of PuLLEN BELv1N, is
this day. the 10th November, dissolved per agreement
Those indebted to the firm by open will please
settle the with Mr. E. C. Befvn. The Notes. Judg
ments &c. in the hands of J. D. Puen who author
lied to collect the same.
]. D. PULLEN,
E. C. BELVIN.
MIR. e. C. BELVIN having purchased the interest
lvA of Mr. ]. d. PULLEN in the Goods Wares, &c,
late the property of PULLEN BELvE and having
y returned from the Northern Markets. where he purchas
ed large and addition of Hardware which he daily
recevingmos respectfully invites those wanting such
to examination of bis Goods which will having been
bought cheap, be sold cheap.
E. C. BELVIN.
Raleigh. Dec. 3, 1858. 1OO-3t
Register copy three times
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s. H. YOUNG
VXIOULD CALL ATTENTION TO HIS STOCK OF
w FALL AND WINTER GOODS now in Store.
Call and examine to prices and quality--as have
ONE OF THE BEST AND LARGEST ASSIGNMENTS
wehaye offered to customers-and will sell them
rigt. We have
Ladies' Dress Goods-great variety;
Plain and Figured Black Silks;
Cloaks, Shawls, &C.;
Prints-great Variety
Goods for Men and Boys;
n. C. Jeans;
Sup'r. Cloths and Cassimeres;
Hats, Caps, Shoes, &C.;
Ingram Carpetng;
Blankets-Bed and Negro-good supply;
good article of Syrup
With many other Goods not named, which we will take
pleasure in showing to those wanting Goods in line
Raleigh, Oct IL, 1858. S3-2m
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MORNING SUN MALE !1!Ev AND FEMALE
JOHN ?; BAILEY AL p,sneipazs
THE NEXT SESSION will begin the 10th of JANUA-
Il RY, 1859 Board with Principal, exclusive of lights
81 per month Tuition as heretofore no,,,e s..,.
"Brass6elds'" or Fishdam" P. Q.
December 10, 1858. l04-stpd.
neutrality-suspicious. WILL BE MADE TO
the present Legislature for act to charter the New
River Steamboat Navigation Company.
November lS, 1858. 1o41m
Office N. C.. Mutual Insurance Conn.,,
RALEIGH Dec. 7th, 1858. !
VTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the NorthCarolina Mu-
tual Insurance Company will be held at the office of
the Company in this City on a1mDHS 5n4 : $;'
December 10, 1858. lo4-td
HELnBoLD's FLUID FL Ext r. BUcHU-
:. 49,. ''' w WARD Il 1 HUGHES:
P4GK41ET BOOK LosT w9a the 9Th instant, At
the N c: Railroad lost my pocket book Ny name is
ss in the ha t Rsa ss gO
this year for si,oco signed BY Lafayette Martin one on
NJ Smith, payable to kngsmors Wprea foe for about
1882 besides others that cannot describe Any find
the money Address me at HART HsHEs
UeCemOer
OAK.HILL ACADEMY,
GRANVILLE Co. N. G..
VUNHE SPRING SESSION will begin the Goth JANU-
Il AIRY next and continue twenty weeks Board and
Tuition SIS, exclusive of lghts) For circular
tanning particulars, address
.a ]. p. BAGBY Principal
Oak.Hl, N. C.
December 9, 1883. lost.
WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN
STTTUTE.
VNHIS INSTITUTION will begin its Seth session JAN
Il UARY 18th, 1859, With . full corps Of experienced
teachers a. - ~ 90
Terms liberal those of any other schools similar
character Aid extended to the talented and INDECENT seek
ing an education.
For particulars apply to ---
Wasrenton, N. O. Dec IL, 1855. lO4-st.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP.
IL pcaton will be made to the Legislature Of North
Carolina, in session. to remove the County Seat of
Watangs county to central point than t
November 80, 1858. ss-,m.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP.
IN pcaton will be made to the Legislature now in ses-
SION for two acts authorizing ring fence around portions
Of Holloway and Union Square dstrics the county
Person. N C..
November a, 1885, .l q. 0S-lm nd.