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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
The Grand Cnncrrf.

Remember, that on next Thursday
eve, tie first Garnd Concert Of the
Eclipse Orchestra Band takes place.
We had the pleasure Of attending a
& Green Room rehearsal onyester-
.terday eve, and can safely sly, that
ii will equal, and, we think, excel,
any Concert yetIgiven here. 10 see
the acters in the /. Grand Toy Sym
phony" is alone worth tire admission
fee, let alonetlie hearing. The gray.
ityGwith which the whiskered 'sinfant
drummer beats q tattoo, the limo
cent look Of the young gent who ex-
tracts excruciating notes from 4 horse
fiddle, the contrast between those
notes, and those Of the we'll, if
you want to know any more, You
must be there next Thursday eve,
and judge for yourself. The Pro-
gramlnes SO bountifully distributed BY
the Band, will show you a list of 13
regular pieces toI be performed, and
they generally throw in extra pieces
enough to satisfythe most exacting.
We understand several comic songs
will be sung.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
The Etfalners.

The !" Lightfootp on its lastItrip,
met with an accident in the Ohio,
but soon repaired damages, and was
promptly at our wharf on Thursday
last. Her officers. supplied us liber-
ally with Cincinnati papers,, for
which we are under obligations.
The 6 Valley was on hand yester.
day, having had an excellent trip.
Her passenger list was larger than
usual. Messrs. WAGGESER and ALE
sHIRE, her Clerks, have our thanks
for late Cincinnati papers. Our IA.
vorite Pilot, = PIlr..' lwho, blythe
way, supplied Us with New Yorkpa-
spers, and some 4 miscellaneous
ones, we learn is about TO retire from
his arduous duties for the present,
and hideShis bushes in some ssshady
nook ID tho mountains He intends
to rusticate for . few weeks. When
We last saw him, he had his hat of,
exclainiing,
: Oh. for 4 lodge ID some vast wildernessl'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
The Way To Do il,

AND THE WAY THEY SAY IT WAS DONE.
pa correspondent ofthe Green
5rser Era, writing from big Sutton,
up in BraStoa county, and who pre-
tends to write ed datheara, under date
ofsJune ed, discpurses@as follows on
the subject Of the location Of the Luz
matte Asylum:
4 Tho Commissioners appointed to
select q site for the Lunatic Asylum,
were here about q week ago, and 81.
ter remaining only one night, left for
Fayette Cs f.. They had spent seye-
ral days in Weston devouring the
good things which the liberal and
hospitablc citizens Of that place fur
nished in the greatest profusion. =
Never we're such preparations made
for the reception of three men as were
made 81 the Westonians for the
4s Lnnatic Commissioners. Every
\ fence, and horse rack, and tree, and
shrub, and gooseberry bush in the
village was white washed, and things
Igeneraliy rubbed, md scrubbed, and
cleaned in such . way IS to Bet the
lcholera at defiance for the curren1
Year, at least. One Of our citizens
passing through Weston, came across
AN old negro who was plying his
white wash brush with uncommon
vigor. !. Old man. said our friend
/. are they going 10 white wash tht
ldarkies here, when they get through
Il with everything, else2 ssLor, bresl
IIyou, massa, !" said the old negro
displaying the white Of his eyes ant
IIhis ivory to the best advantage,
dunno, but dey is slashing de linz
about here wonderful" Everything
good that could be procured in th'
4 way Of eating md drinking, wa
placed Of the disposal ofthe Commits
sioners, and they are not the men t
slight either Discourse, the Asylum
will go up At Weston. II il said tina
tall the arrangements to that end wer'
made, before the subject was brongh
! lbeforcathe Legislature.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
/ a.. rev. 3. TnoMrsor has sold

CAPT. BENZ. 8. TnOMpsor has so'a
bis beautiful residence and excellent .
farm, together with 500 acres q
wood land lying just above y. to
Messrs. Benedict and Daman, q
Wilkesbarre, Pa, for 81, 900 ln
tbese hard times, this may be- con
sidered . very good sale for Capt.
Thompson, and, at tho same time, an
advantageous one for the purchasers
j II Is one Of tho most valuable farms
nIthe river. We hope we shall re-
tain Capt. 7. in Kanawha, but T. ne
considers it to his interest to go else
where, as we have heard it rurnnored'
Ne commend him to tho good graces
and kind regards Of any community
which may be 80 fortunate as to be
selected BY him as his future home
Mayhia sAadoao never be Tess.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
Tho Western Mining and Nanufaslnrlns
H Company.

B./S Ea al -
The operations Of this Company,
are under the superintendence q
Jous D. yANHoRS, ESD. Il has not
been three years since this Company
was organized, and it hasalready ex-
pended one hundred and ten thou,
sand dollars III carrying Oh its opera
tons OH Coal river: TheIlstockhold-
ers Of this Company, have adopted
the right plan, That is, they have en-
.ployed an energetic, faithful, indus
trious and competent agent, and have
furnished him with tile money peces-
sary to develop the mineral wealth Of
their lands--to erect miners houses,
todrive coal entries, today A ailroad,
to build o saw and grist mill, &c, &c.
And hence It Is, that the operations Of
this Company have been kspt going
all lifetime.
AT present, Mi. Vanhorn has one
hundred ard twenty-five thousand
bushels Of the well known IPeytona
Camel Coal, ready for shipment. -
All which he viii ship to market, 50
soon as the Coal River Navigation
improvements arc completed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
Coal river Navigation Company.

Major HENRY S. KUrP, Of Penrfsyl-
vania, win commence this month,
repairing tho Locks and Dams on
Coal river, and has contracted to ret
store tho navigation of the river BY
the 1st November next for the sum
of thirty thousand dollars.
The completion q this work with
in that time, viii % ofinfhita benefit
to the Coal river interests. 1t will
open to market a country Of great
natural resourcesa country abound
ing in very superior splint, Camel
and Bituminons Coal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
IEanaWha river Board.

Col. THoMAs II. Ellis Of Richmond,
President Of the james River = Ka-
nawha Company, il now sojourning
insthis place. His yisit to Kanawha,
is to organize the z KaraVha River
Board, g 70 confer ana consult with
the Kanawha Valley Directors, about
such plans and meansIas will best ef-
feet d speedy improvement Of the - \
nawha river. We wish him and the
Directors, much success in this, Ne
most Important impreremSat TO- t \,
interests Of tie EanGselsG Yatley.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
M. Mrenth m KanaWha TalleY.

The Second No. Of this excellent
parr,er i On our table. 1t has been
enlarged to- double its former size,
and nov contains eight medium
quarto pages. 1t is handsomely got.
ten up, and contains much valuable
matter, prepared BY the Students q
the Buffato Academy and Seminary
Price.5o cents per year. Address
W. B, Boycrs, Buffalo, Putnam Co,
Virginia.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
DELINQUENT List.

On our first page, instead Of oul
usual Love Story, or Tale of hair
breadth escape, we this week Z sac
tail untold 4 of aim ost interminablt
length, being nothing less than solns
800 names cfIdelinquent tax payers
in Kanawha county, WHY'S this
Why are names there, Of men said e
be abnndantly able To pay 4 Is honor
at solow an ebb here, that men vii
shirk from paying their just dues TO-
wards the supporter government,
because they think the collecting Of
ticers cannot enforce their collection
There is q wrong-a moral wrong
done il this matter, by you, Mr.. De
linquent Tax Payer. What yop re-
fuse 70 pay this year, somebody has e
pay tor you, next year. Yon enjoy
the protection Of, and tho privileges
youch- safed 70 you BY, your State and
County Governments, and jet you are
50 morally dishonest, that yon, wish
others to pay fer this protection,
and these privileges. We are demo
cratic go for the largest liberty
to the largest number--but we would
be willing to See q return to the old
law, compelling q man to show . ri
ceipt for his taxes, before he could By
allowed to yote. We recommend to
our Merchants, and others interested,
to cut out thislist, and post it in some
conspicuous place, for reference
when a man wants credit. WeWould
recommend the publication Of these
lists annually, hyfeYery county in the
state.
We viii publish this list four
weeks, because the County Courtso
ordered it, although the amount slip
nlated BY law, $50 cents per 1900
ems pays only for one insertion,
and probably was intended but for
one. We throw ourselves upon the
nagnanimity Of the Court for further
remuneration.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

We had intended to notice, this
week, the shingle Machine now in
oneration 1t Mr. Williams Mill in
Sortb Charleston. Wewill endeav.
Il u do 50 next week. In the mean
time. Nc recommend to az, to 80 and
see Il. Ii will we'll repay for the
trouble. II is, certainly, the most
perfect machine for it's intended pur.
pose. wehaye ever seen; there is not
much room for improvement. The
proprietor presents . rare chance for
making money.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

The fold II" Nebraska made her ap-
pearance at our wharf on Sunday morn
ing last. She looks the worse for wear.
On her upward trip, she run into the
rocks and stove ID her guards at the bow
and sprung 4 leak near mid-ship. which
caused her to leak quito freely-tWo
pumps being almost constantly kePtgoIng
while here.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

Mr.. john SESrz, whom we stated
some Jtime since, Justice Estill had
committed to Jail for stabbing Iredell
Harold, had his examination ycster-
day before the County Court. "A
large number Of witnesses were ex.
amined. Mr., Sentz was discharged,
after giving $500 bonds to keep the
peace for one year.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

Next Saturday iau election will be held
in Roane County for the election Of .
Prosecuting Attorney. . gil the the va
cancy occasioned BY the death Of A.
Waugh, ESD. The RavensWood Chroni-
cls understands that Robt. s. Brown 81
Writ, F. r. Turner Of Jackson, and g.
w. Dual Of Roane are candidates for the
Office. II ill E}
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

On ascending the river . few days
since, We saw the wreck ola fiat boat
which had been sunk a few days pre-.
vious, at Knob Shoals. The boat
was laden with salt at the time Of the
accident, nearly all Of which was a
total loss. The boat and cargo be-
longod to Rock s. Hut of Maiden.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

AT the Union lBaptist) Church on
Two Mile Greek, revival has been
going on for some time past, under
the ministration Of Rev. r. E. Graves.
Twenty -eightaccessions tothe Church
have taken place, and 26 converts.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

y II
ton with pleasure. as il coincidess % a.
-tircly with our article Of last.veek. ii N.
erence to the want Of enterprise euliibisd
BY Charlestonians. as people, although
il was written but not handed u i.
previous to our fast1issue. IlalsotOu.A.,
upon asubjsct--the Ell Roaa--to With
we intended FOL devote small space. If
our correspondent had stated ina! u
Village ever harbored within its cofpdt,
ton q road 10 ss bad 5 condition s. tia
road is in wet weather, and IS miserably
dilapidated sidewalks, he would probably
have told no more than the truth.
Mr.. EproRs+ Ypu deserve the tlrsnks
of Western Virginia, for your aspisisa
defence Of her rights, for the atteniisl
you have drawn 70 her natural resources,
the richness OF her soil, the purity aal
salubrity Of her climate. the value Of BET
Timbered Lands, her Agricultural Pm
ducts, and thelimportance Of herwoadsf
full and inexhaustible Coal and Mineral
Wealth. To no part Of Western 7 irgiliE
have these notices been gilmore impOrs
Iance, hqa 10 The County of Kaaarha,-
the writer, therefore, feels at liberty d
draw your attention to the condition 4
the roads, in the County, Die snkfs
uani of al publ interest il them.
Whilst we arc surrounded By oil do
elements of Wealth. Why is it, We SEE 81
business at stand ? The County. i
not retrograding, is not advancing; ~
new buildings At our County Seat; no
new towns, Or villages. are being built
/ up few. or no new farms ale beng
opened no new roads are making.
whilst many of the country roads. lead.
ing tothe County Seat, are almost I'M
passable.
It Is true, so closely has Tie interested tha
whole country, heretofore. been connsci'
ed with the salt works and salt opsz-
lions, tia. the disastrous feyulsion IN thai
business has necessarily had its inHuencs
on every other business. and, 70 SONS
extent, Mill account for the present con-
ditionIof things but this is not aa :
Muchlof the present distress may ialry
be attributed to d lsantof Public DRsfal
which is every whore apparent. 10y
see it in tho condition of our Streets ana
Side Walks it is strikingly manifest Y u
the condition Of the Elk ROAD, from tne
two mills Creek into the Town. TINS
the only free road leading from the nor!a
ern counties Of Roane. Clay, Gllnsr
Harrison. and Lewis, To- Charleston. an'
the Salt Works It was made At the g
pense Of the Slate \; It is among the nos
important Roads IL, tile. county, owe
which much produce would seek fAn
|sit to our msrket /: the people in the ceal
try, aware Of this, have made good road'
leading into it. What encouragemer
have they to do so, when they discover
after making long miles. Of country roa Y
--after driving over good country roaai
they are arrested within q mile q tFoa
| Charleston.
The County Of jackson, more enisi
prising than Kanawha. Is doing much
attract the trade Of that section sof y
State to- Ripley and Rayenswood, 9
making good roads. Il 1t vie g
CnARLrsTSor. Is chi berself off fom !
by an impossible road Of one pr two nllle'
almost within her borders?
CHARLESTON.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

, PARDoSEp. we learn that Asa
RoBlNsoa, who was sentenced to the
Penitentiary for two years at the last
term Of Mason Court for hitting John
Slosher with . brickbat, has been
pardoned BY Gov. Wise.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

Ira J.EMcGISSrs, Esq, Of Putnam
County, va, places his card, this
week iii the Star. Persons having
business iii THE counties in which Mr..
McGinnis practices, cannot place it
in safer hands. See card in another
column.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
Money 1 Money |! Wanted.

The undersigned. would respectfully
and earnestly solicit all. who are in ar.
rears with their subscriptions for the
erection Of The church ia Charleston, for
the NJ. E. Church South, to pay over
their subscriptions 10 DR.. Chewing OF
myself. collectors, as soon as they can 6
as the work is progressing and al the
money subscribed IS needed.
WIN. BICKERS,
Chairman Of Building Committee.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

late wia, solo eraa,,,.
and possessed Of his wish. ~ I'm.
the final disposition Of iS ~ u ,.gaJ
| do nothxesed tho bounds g o''slss
priety ID addressing inyss .n "a = ssifie.
approve s the removal l.. . 5Ou.
suggest our wishes ID regard ~ i =,
long period during which I. Y j.
have mouldered in tbe ,a s., .,ls ma; wa
Of the year, and other a.. ast,,,
urge upon % the wish that ~ !, u
fected with is little d;snI. , J ~ naI b.
and without any iinnscesssar,- ,iSI
the people ofYour State. III. hps.a&a
most in conformity with II. - HsaS
our institutions and The Sim; f. y'la \ s.lIs
life Of the deceased. lin ths s r. = 1as ass
the resolution making he "a, IN sasaae
only = so much thereof q ~, rpp'9 n Ii,
sary" viii DO expended IS s. y, y n,
removal. and ths bslance win ' 8 I. ii
Of as The authorities Of yo,, = u dl' Pei
deem proper. 'atss i
Should you concur, as Iho,.
7 win invite my son q accomp..1o ssl
an early day % New York r. .aI M
sonally superintend The disin,s,. es.
remains 10 the presence Of ali &. 'ta
'ofthe family who may " ple.s :, 4 asa
They viii. in due form. b AN, ! ''l'ai d
the charge Of the persons s.lsc, ''.' sd
and an equal number of the pss,.' Y y
tiyes Of TIE deceased, % Be- eoa cows y
Richmond f0r internsqi Is J roo ', rs ! !
rect. g
/ am, Sir, respectfully you, oks
SAMUEL L. G0typpHev,s.is.altts 't
HESRT A. WIsE. Goss,ao, ' !. Is
Iof Virginia. : sne PA
In reference % the aboy, .n..
proper To- state. it's author and III !. ].
iatires Of Mr., Monr le,E IN eoasa Is !. I
with q committee Of Viirgihians ,ss 'sfe
in New York, with some slight moj ls,
tion Of the programme, % fss as rs., Il :.
the mode OF disbursement, Welded n
previously oppressed preference. Il n !,
subject. This result was jointly corr
lnicated ~ them and the commits, Nv.
Virginfansi To the Committee Of Arr,s,
ments on the part Of the Commou.ce,
4 81 4 . = -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20
Chairman Of building Committee.

The Cincinnati papers mention the re-
ceipt of white wheat IN that city. from
Lexington Ky. which sold for s per
bushel. This was the first delivered.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

We understand that the new boat,
built for the. Kanawha and Gallipolis
trade, BIZ Mr.. Gregory and Others, is
lying At thclatter place, and WI soan
enter upnn The trade. Ell.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

Blackberries are very plenty this
season. Theyhave been cold as low,
as four cents \ quart in this market.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

The County Court commenced its
July term yesterday, Justice EsriLI
presiding. Justice ATKINSON pre-
siding during The Sentz trial, a. NJ.
Estill was the committing magistrate.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

In all parts Of the country great Dam
age has been done p Gle lAis lightning
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-20

TNR. JOHN '''-
nahwa abeus k'i9 =
An persons indebted 4
III Is tAice and8settle
complied With b.. that 4.
neiefI IL place bis claims =
proper ffesfsfos collection
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-25
DRY GOODS, &C.
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. AND
II - NEW PRICES. ta

IT ANDECKER 4 KLINE beg leave to inform the people
IL of Raleigh and the surrounding country, that they
have opened Store in this City, at the corner Of
Fayetteville and Hargett Streets known as Smiths Cor
where they will always be ready to attend to and
wait upon customers Their Stock of Goods is entirely
new of the latest Styles selected with great and
purchased for cash. and therefore they are more able to
sell cheaper than those who buy long credit C0nse
quentiy they will sell for Cash, AND FOR CASH ONLY
Their Stock consists of French, German, English and
American Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods; among which will
be found rich assortment of Silks Plaid and Plain Mer
noes, Paramatas, Bombazines, Alpaccas Lynes Bade-
shaers Fuard Silks, Robes, allwool DeLanes Monsin
DeLaines together with varied assortment of Merrmac
and other Prints.
Also Needeworks French and Scotch embroidered Col
lars and Sleeves Workbands Handkerchief, Skirts &C.
Also, Hosieres, Gloves. &c.
Shawls and Coaks, Caters and Shoes, full assortment
and everything necessary for Ladies' wear.
Gentlemen will find at Store complete assortment
of Ready Made Clothing of the latest and best styles Aso
a fine assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
We also keep constantly hand large and varied as
Gold and Silver Watches. Gold Chains Lockets
Bracelets, and every thing in the way of Jewelry:
All the foregoing and many other articles not here mem
toned will be sold at a small advance upon wholesale
prices Persons wishing to purchase Goods any thing
in line will please call and examine Stock; as we
feel confident please them both in the quality OF the
Goods and in prices.
Raleigh, Sept. 7, 1858. 72-6m.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-25
PROSPECTUS
THE SOUTHERN STATESMAN.
BY HICKS & EVANS.

IN VIEW OF THE GREAT DESTITUTION
u in the reading community occasoned by the dscon-
tnuance of the Carolina Intelgencer and Cleveland Times
the of Shelby to be devoted Poll
ternal Improvements, Commerce and Miscellany.
In it's political complexion the SOUTHERN STATESMAN will
be the unauery advocate of the principles of Democracy
evn that under these principles the union of the States
will be more likely to be maintained than by any other
party in existence.
The interest of those engaged in Agriculture, he most
noble and independent avocaton EARTH shall be duly
attended to- by publishing, occasionally, valuable arcu
tural well by giving correctly the prices of
produce at the markets where patrons will be mostly
concerned.
We shall expect paper to be the medium of News
from the Churches and shall publish sufficient amount
of moral and religious matter to make it safe and desira
bic FAMILY ..EwSPAPER.
In Short to do good object and will therefore, be
greatest aim This hope to accomplish, by making
our paper free ION capacities will enable
We will commence the publication of the Statesman"
shortly after the Democratic Convention at Charlotte
the 14h prox if sufficient number Of subscribers is OBJ
tanned to justify it.
All lists of subscribers must be forwarded to
US, at Shelby, by the first of April
TERMS 81 per payable in advance ION the receipt
Of the number) 50 so if paid in MONTHS and
$3 if payment is delayed longer than months.
r. 81. HICKS
H. F. EVANS.
Shelby, N. c.. March 4, 1858. %
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-25

Spring 1858. Spring 1858.
HEARTT & IREDELL,
RE NOW OPENING THEIR CAREFULLY Sc
"A lected Stock of DRY GOODS, STRAW GOODS, and
Ladies' Misses and Childrens SHOES-to examination
Of which they most respectfully invite their friends.
800 Ladies Dress Goods.
Barge Double Jupe Robes;
Organdie "
Silk Robes aQuile;
Barege
Organdie
Black Silks. from rs cents up; Fancy Silks; Beautiful
Bareges and Organizes; Lawns from 10 up Prints
from all the best manufactures.
Dress Trimmings.
White and Colored PIQUE;"
Victoria Collars and Setts-coored and white;
Piccolimini Collars;
Muslin and Cambria Sets and Colars-n great variety.
BOnnets Il Hats,
In every style, and at all prices.
Shoes.
ladies' . Orleans -, Bq s;,. Miles make;
Misses BoOtees
Misses Heeled Bootees,
Childrens' Shoes in great variety.
Skirts: Skirts!! Skirts!!!
Expansion with Adjustable Buste;
Steel Spring and without;
Crown Cruvelle;
Reed Skeleton;
Whalebones Reeds Steel and Brass Springs and Cords
The BalmOral.
Raleigh, March 26, 1858. 25-H
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. ...~,-
tcVERY POLITICIAN IN NORTH-CAROLlNA, VINO
N desires to post himself fully the Land Distribution
question, should procure ~
Cluskey,s Political Text Book or EncycloPedla.
h;,s = te.,s the Kansas and nearly every political
Question ii embraces the following important documents
felative TO the Public Lands:
Mr. Claws Report in favor of Distribution;
Report If Mr.. Grundy against it;
Address of Mr.. Faulkner on the subject;
Votes on distribution in Congress; .. ;.h
Grants of Public Lands to States for r. H. PURPOSES WIZ"
votes thereon; w
= Gariisles Land Di ,tribution Bill;
Table of Statistics relative to public Lands
i'' ''p''' HENRY D. TURNER,
g. - - .--.,... n c. Book Store.
Do!o;rh Sont A 1oS8 u