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Hair Wreaths.

M RS. f. f: CREWS would respectfully inform
IL the Ladies of AbbevilIe village, and Of tile
District generally, that she las returned 10 This
village, and would be pleased to resume her for
mer occupation of making HAIR WREATHS,
for any who may desire them Tiis ia a most
beautiful, mode of preserving tho hair, and cf
perPetuaing the memory of ,leceascd or .absen.
friends. z The sWREATlIS can lie made to auv
size, and composed Of tile hair, Of as many dii-
ferent persons as desired.
Any ono desiring the above work can find Mrs.
y. at Mrs. ALIENS. Boarding House "a ~
,; ABbeville, Oct. 81, 1857 26 ~
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Abbeville Male Academy

Abbeville Male Academy.
TNIIE Exercises of this institution will he re-.
L. sumcd OH the FIRST MONDAY IN JAN
UARY next
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions. The first will begin upon the first
Monday in JANUARY, and continue % weeks
the second commencing on the second Monday i'm
SEPTEMBER, will continue IL weeks.
Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Primary Geor-
raphy, lst Session, 81 - sl1 On
I'd Session, 80 c-!.T G Oh
The above with Geography, Arithmetic,
English Grammar. History and ex-
ercises in English Composition, LIST ~
Session, .as 90 Oh
2d Session, ~ 9 O0
The above with all the advanced Eng ~ -
Iish branches, lst Session, os Oo
Cd Session, IN OG
The above with Latin and Greek, LIST
Session, "a 2s OO
"a Session, - l2 00
o. Students will be charged from the tim,
they enter, until the end "f the Session
The services of competent assistant will be
secured.
Boarding can be procured ut places convcnent
~ situated to the Academy, and at reasonable
rates.
W. II. WHITE. A.B,
Principal.
Dec. 81, ST 35 IF
IT. Press plo,sn oonr
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GREENWOOD MALE ACADEMY.
W. P. MCCLELLAN, n. A.,


HN1IsST Term begins January ll;h, and ends
~ July 3Oth. Second Term begins October
4tll, and ends December l7th Expenscs:-Tu-
itlon from $40 to $40. Board, from $50 10 SlUO.
lncdentnls, from s. to Sl4.
students continuance ut school shall be m
evidence of his progress and good de pertinent.
'oforenOos:
}. l.. Dagg, ID. d., Madison. Ga; N. NJ.
Crawford, ID. D.. Ten. Prof. II. Nell, Geor-
gla University; Prof$. S. p. Sanford, J. f. Will
LET, Mer University; Profs L. a. Steed, ID. w.
Z. Williams, Mis-. College; Prof. S. G. HilIyer,
Cave Springs, Ga; Prof II. NJ. HoItzcIaw,
Pres OF Perry F. College; Hon. j. =. Reed, An
cinity. p
Dec. "a, 81. 35 St
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WILL nttcnd at the undermined times md
Il places Tor tho purpose of collecting Taxes for
the year 1867:
Ab1eville Court House, Monday, February, ! (;
Cullnhams, Wednesday, a.:
Donnlisvillc, Thursday, a:
Scunetown, Friday, g.:
Cokcsbury, Saturday, G.:
Greenwood. Monday, &:
And Mt Greenwood Depot, Tuesday, March 0 !;
Nne'y'Six Tuesday, February, 0; and on We'd
nesday, March, 10;
Woodvle, Wednesday, February 10
White Hall, Thursday, II:
Sothrans. Friday, ~;
ShhhVilie, Saturday, l3;
Cedar Springs. Monday, Is;
Bradl:ys Tuesday, l6:
i, iolher's, Nn the Range) Wednes'y, II;
bordeaux, Thursday, Is;
Ellington, Friday, 10:
Calhoun's Mills Saturday, 90 |;
Speeds, Monday, " %;
Lowndesvillc, Tuesday, H % ::
Tribbes, Wednesday. "a:
Warrenton, Thursday, o.:
Donglass' Mills Friday, &c
Abbeville Court House, all Court Week.
Sale Day in April the lust day for making re-
turns. All persons failing to make returns on
the above day, lnble to double tax. All taxes to
DC paid by the first Monday in May, or execu-
lions may be issued
i'oPciI! 10 oc returned IN the name oil the
proper owner. Guardians, Executors, aud Ad
m'nstrators will return property under their
control
Persons having transferred property between
tho lst October, 1856, and LIST October 1887, will
make It known to me-
All persons will come prepared. to give the
number of Births, Marriages and Deaths in their
families.
Free persons Of color must pay their taxes in
March
1t is earnestly requested that every tax payer
meet me at the appointed times and places, and
not defer making their returns until Court Week
ana public days at the Court House, at which
time there is usually such rsl, that il is almost
impossiblc 10 do business correctly.
$. a. HODG ES, r. G.
Jan. :, 1858 81 st.
o. Independent Press copy.
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LOOK at This!

LOOK at This!
1T is importantthat nlI those who may be in
IL debted to the Esintc of JOHN DONALD.
deceased, and also, the late Firm of J. d 5. DON
fALD. should pay up Immediately. as the Es-
tate must be settled in very short time, and
she Executors will be 10th to sue any one, but
.'ue they must, if the debts due, are not paid by
the first Of February next.
This is to be considered final notice.
SAMUEL DONALD,
44st y. JAS. F. DONALD, E1rs
Dec. "a, '57. s5 st
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Alarm Locks.
T>HE undersigned would state that he is the
!. Il sole Agent Of this State for tile sale of Is"
Browns Patent Alarm Lock.
!, This is an ingenious Invention. to be- placed on
I q DOORS AND -MONEY:DRAWERs,
and go arranged that any attempt to open II by
a tliefoY robber will cause it 20 give an alarm
loud enough 10 wake the souIdcst sleeper
I A specimen Of this Lock can be seen nt the
store Of w. c.. Moore, at Abbbeville C. r..
= Apply to the undersigned at Greenwood, Alb
sbeville, Sc -,
/. u 4s.s CREWS s. SPARKS.
y Oct. 15, 1857 20 em
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Macksy Council, Res. NJ. & 4.
THE Regular meeting Of this Council will be
: ~ held $ths IAird IYsdassday N;ght Of esclh 4
Extra meetings viii be called. staoys time to /.
suit the convenience q. CelhpaSians frona The
country. J. g. sBASKIN Record ss.S5
!. s Get %. 1851 5s .as - 81 q
,HEsPERIANgG gGHAPIRRg:R /. \. !. 81. 4
NH EEIS rsklllarl on a . &FliID ID ;s,aftens;
s1y1 the sefold MdAday in each Mei,th. sst 6es
octSck, g
Is SExtra Cohsota sayst tijpe,
however tksa lfSAl ibss S6naikys
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,,s. Statssofs South ,CgroI Ina, 1x
sst .f66ssitls .Distriek. ~,
Andsssv drew DUMP sApp,ss.'ss :

= - sssAA N - s.5sS s.S ~ y
John Dunn, &, d aL, { psns. ~ =.
TT .sppesring;ts Goy q gsatisfact'6n, That Jakson
80 Richey and wife Polly: defendants Il, tlis
case. reside without the limits Of This State-i.
is therefore ordered that they, do appssr and OBJ.
ject to the Sale ef the Resi- Estate or William
Dunn, decd on OF before tho twelfth day Of Feb:
riary next or their conSsntsto the same win bs
entered oi record y, s.,s. ..s
! . .f,E 8; EWILLIAM HILL. DAN. Z.
SNev.d3, AZ ss
/ NJ 9. 10 III. So. 3. d
2, ming hiss fs3sfss u xad astoinsrsg sliat Ss
'hssibcogir out lsr Ssll tseleSas asd stocK
J Dfds 81 ana 3 81,
sspd stsess snt concern sof Esry SnSsI
SSt isssss ssss sss & sss
a sedlesl fs sss'sS
u; Sasa }eyss2 hs e ss1
z ~ s. & 6 y 1aasisldy BSsasS |
I
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SEWING MACHINES.

u EASONS why the GROVER & BAKER
IL Machincis is Universally Preferred for Fami-
ly Sewing.
ist. 1t is more simple and easily kept in order
than any other Machine.
I'd. 1t makes Il seam which will not rip or
savrl, though every third stitch is cut
Sd. 1t sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble Of winding thread is avoided
while the same Machine can be adapted at pleas.
ure by a ntcre change Of spoois, to all varieties
of work.
4th The same Machine runs silk, linen thread,
and common spool cotton will, equal facility.
5t'' The seam is rs elastic as the ,lost elastic
fabric so that is free from all liability to break
in washing, ironing, or otherwise.
9th. The stitch made by this Machine is more
beautiful! than any other made, either by hand
or machine.
II. W. KINSMAN, Agent,
G. B. S., NJ Co,
Jan. 6, 5s. 81 An
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GOODS AT COST,

H>HE Subscribers, intending to change their
4 business the lst OF March next, offer
their eatre Stock of Goods, now OH hand, ut
their Store in the village. and at the Depot,
AT Cost, for Cash,
or OH time till the lst day of March, when the
Books of our present concerns will bc closed
All sums sold 10 that time will be due then, and
interest charged after that time.
Our stock consists Of a greut variety of
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Removal.
The State. of South Carolina.

The State, of South Carolina,
&. Abberile, District. ~
Isaac Carlisle, Apt ,ga. Partition s.. a-
va Iii the matter Of the
VIM: Carlisle, Agness Real Estate of james
Kennedy, ct uI., Carlisle, deed.
Def'ts. IL
: 81 appearing TO my satisfaction that tho clil-
Il tlren Of Jumcs Carlisle. names not known:
The children Of San,l Carlisle, names not known
the children OF Martha Ncwall, names not
known; the children Margaret Shackelord,
names not known; and the children Of Francis
Carlisle, names not known, heirs and dist rbu lees
of James Carlisle deed, reside beyond the limits
'of this State-lt is therefore ordered that thew
d" appear, and Object 10 the sale of the Real Es.
tate OF the sad james Carlisle on or before tb.
the sixth day of January. a. ID. 1858, or their
eonsent 10 the samo will be entered of record.
WILLIAM HILL, o. AID.
Oct. 6, 81. 24 am
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Dry Goods.
Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Saddles, Brides
Crockery and Glass Ware.
a very large lot of
Gentlemens' Made Clothing, Cloths,
CASHIERS and VESIYNCS.
cY" Call and supply yourselves before It Le too
te.
BAILEYS Il CONNOR.
Greenwood, S c., January 2, 1858. 37-4t
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THE MARSHALL HOUSE.

INllE subscriber having purchased that COM
:! h,'dio"s aud well known mansion, tho
Murshall House, has made every arrangement
for the accommodation of permanent and tran
scient hoarders, and hopes, by proper attention.
to merit free share Of pnblic patronage. Aftcr
the first of October the rates Of regualar boarding
will be 81 5 per month.
EDMUND COBB.
Oct Isl 23 II
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new STORE AND new GOODS F!
AT ABBEvILLE c. H.,
Willson & Williams Old Stand, opposite tho
Marshall House.
WILLIAM @. MOORE

WILLIAM Q. MOORE
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of
W Ahbcville and the public generally that
he has opened IL stock of New Goods in the store
formerly occupied by Mcssrs. Wilson Il Will
li"ms. and lately by Mcss,s Slnger & I.cvingston,
opposite the Marshall House; and that he has
taken every pains in selecting from the best es-
taL'ish,ncnts i'll New York, u cluicc and select
stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which he is determined to sell at living profits.
for the Cash, and only for Gosh, or its equivalent
His long experience justifics the assertion TIM,
his selection of
FANCY GOODS
il inferior to none and equal to the best
Ills purchases having been made principally
for cash, he will he enabled to offer strong in.
ducemcnts to Ladies and Gcntlctncn, in search
of something fine and elegant, ut moderate pri-
lie respectfully solicits from the people of
Abbcville and vicinity. m examination of his
stock, hcing satisfied that he will he able to graf.
Iiy the most fastidOus in quality, quantity and
price
Ills stock of Fancy Goods consists in part as
follows:
Embroideries.
Swiss Jacnnct Collars and Sleeves,
Blk Grape do do
Jaconct and Swiss Bands,
do do Elging and Inserting,
Thread Linen and Woven E,lyinv.
Embroidered and lIcm.slichcd Ilanlk's,
Ladies' anl t;cntcmns' l.. G.. do
Bonn"ts and Ribbons, IL large assortment
Brk Velvet Ribbon and Trimmings of
all kinds
Jaconct, Swiss and Dotted Muslin,
Nnins""ks, plain, plaid and striped,
Something new inr lining Dresses
Belts. silk, leather aud elastic,
French Working Cotton, all numbers,
French Corscts,
Staple Goods.
Hleachcd and Brown Cot;ons a large as
sentiment;
KcrScy and James of all kinds,
Blankets. u good assortment.
My stock of Ladies' Dress Goods and Black
and Colorcd Silks had better he examined before
purchasing, elsewhere.
l would also ask nn examination of my stock
Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
Sept. IL, 1857 81 If
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

FreSn UarQen Seeds.
A rARGE supply just received from the Long
| ~ Island Gardens, embracing extensive varic-
4 Winvite attention, also, to our stock of JU.
.WENLE BOOKS and FANCY ARTICLES,
suita}e for Christmas pret ents.
IA a SO,
. Son(antly ,on hand ~ supply Of pure Cam.
IheneSnd Burning Fluid, at lSl 90 per gallon
tfgelbe with "a handsome. assortment of Lamps
BRANCR,& ALLEN.
~ &c .35 81
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KINGS MOUNTAIN
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL

NHEsnext Ssssion'of this Institution will com
u mence, the 9th-JANUARY, 1853. Cadets
are required to be punctuul in attendance
Having secured the assistance Of a recent grad
uate with distinction, of the Citadel Academy,
the Principals will commence the year 1858, in
their comInodious and newly erected Garrison
Buildings, with select corps Of five Professors.
four Of them graduates Of the Citadel aud one of
S. c. College. :. ~ .a
TERMs-For all School Expenses, i. e.. Tui.
ton, Books, &c. Boarding. Lights Fuel, and
Washing, $200. per scholastic y ear payable, for
first session Of six months, $50 half sessionIy; IN
advance. No extra charge for medical atten.
dance. No one received under twelve or over
eighteen years Of age. r. -'s @a ~, :
-" 40 CULT1
Maj. M.tyENKINs, Professor Of
|sPR,yc,p.,a, t-,- Atdseaafics - -; :
- e = Capt. A. COWARD, Professor o,
4 q Fench and E1ocusio,i. =
Lieut.. C. A.iSEABROOK, Professor of Lati,
Lieut.. E. NJ. LAW, Torofessor of Belles Lettres.
Lieut.. R,sK. THON MAS. Il Prof jessorS Of Natural
4 PhiiosopAy and Ea,ql;.b. = !
Drs. BARRON & BRAT'TOE, Saryeons., - I,
BENJAMIN5P. BOYD. Bn.sar. -, -.
ElsetEere en @ S..
& Z Gen rJanes JONES' Columbia, S. O. r.
Il zen. D. r.. Jamson; Orangehirg,, 8. C. .
Es Gen.aD. Wallace, JonesvftS, Union Dist, S. c.
II sEx-GnVJ j. Fl. Means, B6ekhead, s: G. pa
= ! Gen! r. G. Ms Dnnnnyant, '96 Depot, s. c.
Is5 Col. /: ID. Wilson, Society Hill, s. c. -
III ;ssslec M y 2S9 gEgS fst 90 4aF = s.=-ap
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EDUC CATIONAL.
Greenvillo Baptist
Female Collo&o,

S~>~>~~
rINHlS Institution. established by the BAp-
l. 'rlSF STATE CONVENTION Of South
Carolina, and under The control of the Board of
Trustees of the Furman University, will enter
upon its Third Year, ON tie First Wednesday
~ February merit, with the following
Faculty:
REV. ii. y. DUNCAN,
President, AMI Professor of Mental and Moral
Science and History
RROF. c. II. TWITrY,
Professor Of hmcicnt Lanyuogcs. Mathematics
and tie PhpsicM Sciences.
REV. NJ. w. SANS,
Professor Of Logic and Belle Lcttres.
PROF. e. b. BACON,
Professor Of Music.
MISS l.. NJ MCDANIEL,
MRS. NJ. a. RICE,
Principal Instructrcss m the English Depart.
+ MISS JANE CAMERON,
dssociatc Msirmctrcss
MRS. T.. J. CLEVELAND,
Teacher Of I5ocol -Nnsic and Pcnmanslip.
RATES OF TUITION rEE HALF YEAR, rAYADLEI IN
ADVANCE.
Urinary department, $40 90
Academic, Z" 20 ON
Collegiate, % %
EXTRAS.
Piano, including Use of Instrument, S25 90
Guitar, IL nm
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, II 30
Drawing and Painting, Is 90
Vocal Music, 5u
Incidental Expenses, 90
Board per month, (in advancc) 10 90
The success Of this S.ho,l, since it went into
operation, the good hcalrh'pf the Young Ladies
WHO have attended it, together with the nercas.
ing facilities for inrarti:g instruction, and the
enlarged and improved accomno, ,lations, which
will hc afforded by The new, handsome and well
arranged College edilice conspirc to give nssu.
rance to the Trustees and other friends of the
Institution, that its patronage, already very libc.
raj, will be greatly extended, and that the huh-
est expectations of the Convention in establish
ing it, will be fully realized.
Dec. 10 1887 ~ r.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
New Candidates for Patronage.
VHNHE Citizens of Abbeville District and sur
n rounding country, are hereby notified
that the undersigned having purchased the
Dry Goods Establishment,
heretofore known as that of Messrs Chambers e.
NarsIall, i'll AbbevilIe village, are now prepared
to offer greater Inducements, if possible, to the
numerous patrons Of that establishment; having
just imported very large, complete and hand
some variety Of GOODS, such as have been usu.
ally offered Tor sale. - "a
SaThe supplies will be added to weekly, and
every'article usually called for in first class
Establishment, will be found on sale@
The s,rictest attention will be paid to meet the
ntsIof patrons who will be supplied with the
Best Qualities of, Goods, :
at the most reasonable figures for CASH, as we
intend to pursueia strictly cash system.
We will 'add"to Our DRY GOODS large
variety such as are usually called for by ladies,
heads of Families, or for Plantation Purposes
and itfisyhopeds that strict attention to bust
mess nDdsefforts to please will secure forus the
Iepntinued patronageo of the friends of the house,
5&dd the additional' support Of tRs public al
&h3ges .4ess 35H-:s, 8. =" ':Gt
"A .s1s...i+t GRAY & ROBERTSON. Z
ssec. 3, 1857. go 2" '..s -f7f ~
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T. ACULTH
FinalaNotice.

Al LIE ipersons Indebted to Ro BERTs & ADJ
I'd 70 same fhe first day 81 fFeb.
ruary Ssxe ESsyy NJ ,::.,,,Dsid az thes
a a 80 PERRIN .&scofHKAN, J. 3
~ - n .sSsst{g ~ ATTY for r. g. AZ &
H. = SO For Safe. ,4sfass Il
4 LoTsl Bsssibg 6 N Nsna Hsls 81 R AZ az
- ls' q: Fs:I I
70 Hni> oS-S1 ~ 81 - ~"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-24

"IF."-The potency of the above small syllable is
quite wonderful. 1t secures retreat for the appa-
reny most reckless combatant in the battle of life or
of words. "If" SO and so and so, then-Why, to
be sure
Now, that if" is mighty valuable and safe word
to be employed when referring to any kind OF news
from the Isthmus the flibusers the visited patriots,
or other excitabe persons places. Later adVlces
would tend to create the impression that the possum is
by no means fat might have been supposed-that
the reported outrage at San Juan real outrage
at ALL and that sympathes have been excited gra-
tuitousy and without sufficient cause provocaton,-
tina t. in fact sensation has been obtained upon false
pretences.
But what are we to believe, or which of the reports
If" those first received be true, why the outrage IS
outrage of the worst kind. "If on the other hand,
the visit was simply friendly for the purpose of
obtaining news, asking the time of day one friendly
vessel might easily do of another, why, of course, the
horse is horse of very different color Furthermore
it will appear that England only claims protectorate
over the coored gentlemen who constitute the Mosquito
Kingdom-this is simply another phase of the vexed
questions arising out of the different interpretations Civ
en- to the ClaytonBuwer Treaty by Great Britain and
ourselves. 1t is certainly nothing or alarming.
the sensation market is badly supplied, and stocks
must fall " if" the last reports be true.
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BG~We learn from the Wilson Ledger, that at the
term of the Superior Court for that county, held last
week by Judge HEATH, Jim, a slave belonging to Mr.
Robbins was tried for the murder of his masters son
The evidence although circumstantia was convincing
aud combined with his own confession left no doubt on
the minds of the jury who after absence OF about
fifteen minutes, returned with verdict of guilty The
Judge sentenced Jim to be executed on the 18th day Oh
February, 1859 For the State, Mr.. Solicitor Steven
son, and George Howard, Jr for the defence, VIM. T.
Dortch, ESQ.
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Grand and General Telegraph,c Consolidation.

New York, Dec. 17.-Negotations have been going
on in this city for ten days past between F. O. j. Smith
chief owner of the Union ne the Magnetic Telegraph
Company owning the Morse lines between this city anC
New Orleans, and the American Telegraph Company
with view to the consolidation of the Magnetic anC
American companies lines South, and the purchase
the Union line between this city and Boston. It is also
understood that satisfactory arrangements have beer
finally made between all the parties interested in the
various lines south of this city, by which these lines pas
under the control of company to be known the
American Telegraph Company, on the lst Of January
next but that all negotiations were broken OFT witt
Mr. Smith, because of his alleged unreasonable dem lnds
On the LIST of January therefore, there will be- for al
practical business purposes complete union of nteres
between the following telegraph companies, which
with their connecting sdeines embrace all the wires il
the Atlantic States and the British provinces excepting
only the Smith or Union line above referred to- which
runs between this city and Boston, viz: The New
| York Newfoundland, and Lcndon Telegraph Company
the Atlantic the New Brunswick, the Maine the Amer
lean, the Magnetic, Washington and New Orleans, tn
| House Washington line the New York, Albany ant
Buffalo line the Montreal Canadian lines, the West
ern Union the Atlantic and Ohio, the National New
York and New Orleans line the Illinois and Missouri
| lines, ETC., etc.
We think the public may rest assured that there
about to be general and decided improvement in tn
telegraph facilities of this country that far better
more reliable lines will be constructed that better saa
res will be paid to the operators and clerks and
uuently higher grade of skill will be secured for tn
management of the lines that the very best system
tegraphing and one of uniform character will be intro
duced upon all lines that all the important points
the country will be in constant communication with
other day and night and, finally that ultimately yer
material reductions will doubtless be made from the pres
ent tariff of prices.
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! Andrew chapel Mission-Wm. M. wal.1

Andrew Chapel Mission-wm M. Walsh
CTcuit-Jno. Fl. Long.
Snow HilNJas. B. Bailey .
Wilson-Joel w. Tucker
Contentnea Mssion-Jere johnson
Snithfed-Lemon She'll
Goldsboro-Jas, L. Fisher
Everettsvile-N. A. Fl. Goddip
klnston-Jno s. Davis
Jones-Jno. M Gunn
Trent-John Jones. "a
Beaufort Ann St-Jos. 81. Wheeler
Punis Chapel. Fl. Hill
Straits-Jno. R. Brooks.
\ H FEUs President aent of Wayne Female College,
5 & ; N io Andrews, Agent Of Normal College
W'nae"go" Endrt c. F. Deems, Pc
do. 9Th SIT. W. Gutbries
Topsail- Williamson Harris.
Onslow-Jno. c. Brent.
Dupin-Jesse A. Cunnggim
Sampson-Paul j. CarroWay
Bladen-Wash B. Richardson
South River Mission Cubreth.
Elizabeth-Robert P. Bibb.
WhtesVille-Geo. w. Heptenstau
Smithvle-Alex D. Belts.
Cape Fear Mission-M N. TAYLOR
North East-Thos. A. T-iplett
". H. Bobbltt, Agent of American Bible Society
Fayetteville Dtst.-Peter Doub, P. E. "'NV"'
Standardization Weaver.
Evans Chapel-O. J. Brent
Crcuit-Geo E. Wyche
Cape Fear Cir. w. Tinnin.
Haw River-Jno. Tiett, A. Gattis, SUP.
:, : Mis--To be supplied.
Tittsboro'-James w. Wheeler
Deep River-W. s. Chafin,
|Montgomory-Thos. C. Moses
Trion-Dirby II. Scovill.
Rockngham-S d. Adams.
Moharrc--Henry Gray. "
Robeson--David w. Doub
R. o. Burton R. j. Carson, P. H. Joyner Jas, II Josr
and Samuel Robertson were transferred to the v
Conference. 1e'n