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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-04
l.. 5. CLARKE, BUILDER.........R. BOYD, AECII'r.
CLARKE g. BOYD.

ConlfacIors and BulIders--Shop oorner OF SIKH
and Walnut streets. We are prepared to contract
for all work in our line. a liberal discount on
drawings, where we execute tina work. apis
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sLBHO IL ~ SALE II M .ET.yEJ
~ BOOK 4 STATIONERY STORE

" BDOh " &SlAIlONERG STORE
Just received aud for sale by tn. sub- 5sS4SJ
scTii--r, large and splendid assortment >yHf
Of Books and Stationery, consisting in sa.t<fy
part Gf CGO Beams Oi Cap, Letter aud -
Note Paper 800 Quires Of Blank EOoks from lo.
to Sl.JO per guire; 10000 assorted Enyeloprs
Memorandum Books Of all kinds also, a large as
scrtnent OF School Books Bibles Of all kinds all
kinds of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens of all
kinds Steel Pens Of every brand; Gold and Silrsr
Penholdsrs aud Pencils: Pocket Books and Port
inonnas OF every description Musical Instruments
CT all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper; Draw
ing Paper and Pictures States and Pencils Ink
and lnkstands and many other articles too nu-
merOs 60 mention, all of which will be sold at the
very lowest price for cash. J. HEALl,
Fosters Block, corner Ot Main aud First streets
8ugll
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-04

yrIfE PROPRIETOES or THE CITY FOUN-
- dry bes, leave TO inform their friends and the
public ia general, that they are prepared to do all
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-04
(fL.IR6E S ROIsIl. .IRCXirE(.rS

Y OHIce on Second street, between Vine and Di
vision, next door to the old Presbyterian Church.
Plans specifications, detail drawings, &c, for all
classes of buildings, prepared short notice, and
On reasonable terms. apis
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FkS 81 ~ y. .g.NJ, EHsO... .uEH-
~ CHANT TAILOR, Mitchelis Block Main
street, Evansville, Ind. Headquarters for eIesant
Clothing made tOor,ler. Gents Furnishing Goods
snch as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, HanikerchieCs
dc- Also, variety OF Piece Goods, made up 10 or
der in tho very best style and manner, nj qnok
terns, small prnIits aud extensiye salca -,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-04
A blhhbON r. BftOU6HION
HD LRRBO UER q HHOUGHTO.r

~ located on the Northeast corner of First
and Sycamore streets, for the purpose of repairing
Musical, Repeating, and other Watches, Jewelry,
&c, begs his friends and the public generally, to
call upon him, when satisfaction will be guaran-
tael ian22-lyd
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Supreme Court.

. The following gentlemen have been admitted to
the practice of the law in the County Courts of this
State: W. NJ. Hammond, Anson; B. F. Simmons,
Troy, N. c.; W. NJ. Norman, Surry; R. I. Bennet,
Anson; A. S. Hinton, Marion, Ala. j. H. Maxwell,
Surry; j. j. Hunt Calhoun, Ga; J. W. Rogers,
Arkansas; E. c. Brabbell, Scuppernong, N. c.; B.
c. Manly, Raleigh; VIM. Adams Greensboro; E.
w. Kennedy, Salem; Francis d. Koonce, Onslow
L. E. Satterthwaite, Pitt; A. d. Mclean, Harnett
j. X. Lasster, Sampson; H. I. Jordan, Person; c.
Parish, Hlllsboro'; I. c. Singeltary, Pitt; S. L.
Robertson, Charlotte; Thomas Cowan, Wilmington
K j. Brady, Edgecombe; D. j. Mcclure, Halifax;
A. j. Hale, Randolph; W. j. Rasberry, Snow Hill,
Greene.
And the following have obtained license to prac
tice in the Superior Courts: Theo. II. Hill, Wake
L. d. Starke, F. NJ. Charles. Francis Vaughn Jas
W. Hinton, Pasquotank; Thomas NJ. Hill, c. W.
spruill, E. H. Plumner, Peter E. Spruill, Warren
Henry Mullins, Cumberland; j. W. Payne, Gull
ford; j. R. Bulla, Randolph; James A. Wright
New Hanover; II. c. Jones, Jr., Rowan; Nathanie
Allen; W. j. Walker, Washington; George W
Blount, Nash; G. NJ. Patterson, G. H. Gregory
L. w. Howard; Thomas S. keenan,, Duplin; ant
Jacob T. Brown
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CHAS F. FIsHER.-lt IS not our intention to inter-
fere in private personal matters relating to Mr..
Fisher or any else; but we do feel called upon
to protest against the continuance of apparently
organized effort to hunt Mr.. Fisher down because he
is President of the N. C. Road We were witness
of the effort made last winter III the Legislature and
know some of the machinery then brought into op-
Grafton against him and we have noticed the con-
tnuance of that effort since And what has it all
resulted in? The movement has been most signally
rebuked and Mr. Fishers administration of the at
fairs of the Road has been cmphatically endorsed,
by the Stockholders and Directors of the Company
the parties most interested and best acquainted with
his / bors And now Mr.. Fisher is followed into
his indiridua prirate business in another quarter!
This is mere matter of taste in his assaiants. We
are not going to interfere in that. The course OF
the Greensboro Patriot in this affair is another
matter with which we have nothing to do That
also is matter of taste. But will take the lib
erty of informing contemporary that deep feel
ing of Indignation pervades this community where
Mr. Fisher is best known at its course in reference
to that gentleman.
There is one error into which the Patriot has fall
len into which the Patriot would lead its readers
which must correct 1t is clearly intended to be
made appear that Mr.. Fisher is Director in the
Western N. c. Road, and that being So he has pass
ed upon his own work in that Company. Now the
Patriot ought to know if it does not that Mr.. Fish
er is not Director in the Western Road, and that
he has nerer been Director in tsince the first meet
ing of the Board of Directors of that Company, when
he resigned With this we leave that matter.
There is one other matter we will notice-a sam
pie of the old cloth. writer in the last Patriot,
over the signature of Orange" charges that twelve
months ago number of persons attended Confer
ence meeting at Newhern, under the assurance that
"all persons" attending would be passed over "any
of the Railroads" for one fare; but that to their
surprise they were charged full fare over the North
Carolina Road. This the writer calls one of Mr..
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Gbt Stan0arb~
RALEIGH: SATURDAY. DEC. II. 1853.
w. W. HOLDEN, STATE PRINrER,
rHoRizED PUBLISHER LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

E8. Denunciatlons of Mr. Buchanan and his ad-
men, at time like this. The burden of the black
Republicans is, down with this reckless extrava
gant pro-savery administration" Certain Southern
men join in this cry, very carefully omittng, how
ever, the pro-slavery part of it.
James Buchanan and his Constitutional advisers
with the Democratic party of the free States, are
entitled to the lasting gratitude of every man, wo-
man. and child in the South, for the frmness and
fidelity with which they standing by our rights.
They are defending and protecting. to the best of
their ability, two hundred and forty millions of dol
lars worth of property in this State which, if seri
ously disturbed. would at once put our safety and
our very lives in jeopardy And yet there are par
tizans among us who denouncc and misrepresent
these, our best friends! We ask these partizans to
look to the North and see if Edward Everett and Mil
lard Fillmore are making war President Buchanan
and the national Democratic party. No. Mr.. Ev-
erett is before the people of his own State contend
ing for the Constitution which Mr. Buchanan is en-.
deavoring to maintain; and Mr. Fillmore would no
doubt be gratfed to see John Sherman, the endors-
er Of Helpers infamous pamphlet, defeated for
Speaker.
Let us save the country first, and settle party diff
ferences afterwards. What is it to any one whether
sixty or eighty millions of dollars were expended
by the general government last year, when the gov
ernment ITSELF in the opinion of many wise and sa
gacious persons, is on the verge Of dissolution
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For the Standard.
A CARD.


Some time last Spring, | received letter from
Mcssrs. Appleton Co., of New York-n reply to
one had written them-giving the names of sever
al distinguished gentlemen of North Carolina whose
biographies they wished me to prepare for their
New American Cyclopedia"
Gov. Ellis was among the number, and first to be
sent This was prepared and forwarded within the
time prescribed by the Mess,s. A., but they say it
was received TOO late and am glad of it. Those
of Gov. Swain, Judge Saunders. Mr.. Macon, Col.
Joyner. and others were in state of preparation,
when information reached ME that the book would
contain biographies OF Fred Douglass, Otis Lucrctia
Mott, Phillips. Stowe, and nU the other prominent
black and uhite male and female abotioniSts.
at once determined that none of North Cardinals
honored names should appear in the same book
through any agency of m:ne, and publish this
card to notify my friends (while thank thcm) who
have aided me with data.
j. F. SIMMONS
Weldon, N c., Dec. 5, 1859.
- The press generally of the State will oblige
me by copying the foregoing once y. F. S.
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Bank of NOrth.CarOiina.

meeting of the stockholders Of this institution
was held in this City on Thursday last. Mr.. Jo-
seph Fl. Wilson, of Charlotte presided, and Mr..
E. B. Freeman, of this City, acted as Secretary.
1888 shares of stock, including the State Stock
were represented in person or by proxy.
The Committee appointed at the last meeting on
the subject of branches and agencies, reported re-
commencing branch at Newbern, branch at Sa-
liSbury, and an agency at Goldsborough. The
stockholders unanimously concurred with the
Committee, and passed resolution directing the
branches and agency to be established. 1t is ex-
pected they will go into operation about the 1st of
February.
A Committee consisting of Messrs. G. W. Nor.
deca, B. F. Moore d. NJ Barringer, Alfred Jones.
and f. j. Erwin appointed to take into conSd.
Grafton the subject of branches and agencies at
other points, and report to the next meeting of the
stockholders in June 1860.
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Fishers tricks to raise few dimes! We are au-
thorzed to state That this is false. All Delegates
or Members of such convention were passed at one
fare, as was usual on the Road but it has been
the practice to pass all pesons vsiters at less
than full fare If any notice to the contrary was
ever given it was without the authority of Mr.. Fish
shows the spirit that prompted it-Sdlis. Banner.
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OAK CRY SAvING's BANK.-The corporators of
this proposed institution will hold meeting at Mr..
Busbees Office on the oath, to organize We trust
this institution will be put in operation soon as
practicable 1t cannot fail to be highly beneficial
to large class in our community. Economy is not
only the road to wealth, but to happiness. Such
institutions have worked well elsewhere, and we do
not see why the Oak City Savings Bank should not
succeed We trust there will be full attendance
of the corporators.
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~ We cali the attention of capitalists to the
sale of 100000 State bonds, advertised by the
Public Treasurer in the Standard These bonds
sold under act of the last Legislature to meet
debts that are about maturing. The Treasurer is
authorized to accept bids under par, if he thinks
proper. They will Le convenient investment for
those whose debts are about maturing, or for those
who about receiving fifty -four per cent from the
old State Bank See advertisement in to-day's pa
npr
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SEwARD's ENDORSEMENT OF HELrER.-The cover of
Helpers " Impending Crisis" contains tn following
endorsement by Vim. II. Seward:
81 have read the Impending Crisis of the South
with deep attention. 1t seems to me work of
great merit RICH yet accurate, in statistical inform
alton, and logical in analysis"
The opinion has recently been expressed by some,
that the black Republicans will not Seward for
the Presidency in 1860. We do not concur in this
opinion. The black Republicans of the House nonl-
mated Sherman for Speaker with full knowledge
that he had endorsed lIcl1ers book and we believe
they will nominate Seward for President
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ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN MANUFAcTUREs.-Weinvit
attention to the advertisement Of Wethered Bros,
of Baltimore Of their military clothing of Southern
manufacture. The people of the South should omit
no opportunity to sustain and build up their manu-
featuring establishments. Recollect that Maryland
is slaveholding State.
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HUGHEs,s ACADEMY.

HUGHES'S ACADEMYe
TNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL, STU
Il ated four miles north of HilIsborough, will commence
the I'd MONDAY of January, 1860.
Tuition in Languages per Session of tweny-one weeks,
$25. English *l5 Board $$45. No extra charges.
Mr. HAzELL NoRwooD, who has hud several years expe-
rience in teaching is associated with Joint Princi-
pal in the School,
SAMUEL W. HUGHES.
December &c, 1885, lU7-St
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MILITARY CLOTHING
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE

VUNHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PREPARED TO MANU-.
Il facture UNIFORM CLOTHS, to order, at their Mills
near this City, They manufacturing superior
single mled Cassmeres for Spring Wear to which they
call the attention of Southern Merchants
They also manufacture ut their Ashland Mills superior
NEGRO CLOTHS, Of various descriptions. r
Address, WETHERED BROS,
Baltimore.
December l6, 1859. lost.
tag Raj Ugh Register, Salisbury Banner, Newbern Pro-
grsss Wilmington Journal Fayetteville Observer Godsbc.
rough Tribune, Democratic Pioneer Washington Dispatch
in n c. and Columbia South. .Carolinan and Charleston
Courier will please copy to the amount of 81 each and
send bills to this Office
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THE WILSON SCHOOLS,

THE WILSON SCHOOLS,
WILSON, N. C.
RRs s KIcHAHpS1N RI Il KiGH1kbsoS h n and prs.epal
(ADED ASSISTANT TEACHERS ASSISTANT PUPIIs)
yINHE SEVENTH SESSION WILL BE RE OPENED
Il for the admission Of Students, on MONDAY the 9th
day of January, ls6O.
For Circulars, apply to Mr. Richardson,
Or J. WILLIAMS,
Priv te Secretary.
December l6, 1859. 1G7-t,srEeb.
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FEMALE PREACHERs-Fro Calvin's Letters re-
Gently published, it appears that on one occasi'
he said to Mrs Froment who assumed to be Re-
former, especially in the of dress, that he
did not like she preachers for they almost sure
to turn out she devils"
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MARRIED,

On the 7th inst the First Baptist Church. Wishing
ton City, by the Rev. s. Hl D. D., Augustus b. Martin,
Esq.,, of ng and Queen county, Va and Miss Kate j.,
daughter Of DR.. r. j. Powell, Of Washington.
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BANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH.CARO.
r- LIMA. D. -s" t''r 'i .
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. ON THE
"A Capital Stock has been declared out of the profits for
the last six monthspayable to the Stockholders the
first MONDAY in January next . -. ri ...
Also .r.. ..-al
Dividend of fifty per cent of the Capital Stock of this
Bank has been this day declared payable to the Sockhod
Banking House in this City.
Stockholders will be required to have their Certificates
Of Stock present when applying for their Dividend.
c. DEWEY, Agent.
Raleigh, Dec IA, 1889 lo7-lm.
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December &c, 1859.

OAK CITY SAVINGS BANK.
VUlHE CORPORATORS OF THE "OAK CITY saw.
IL lNGS' BANK" requested to at the office
of Q. BUSBEE Fayetteville Street, SATURDAY, the
oath inst, at u M, for the purpose Of organization.
II. s, SMITH,
@. BUSBEE
December 1s, 1859. lU7-3t
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tY- The n c. Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church is in session at Beaufort, Bishop
EARLY presiding. .................--. .... .
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W COL Wigfall has been elected to the U. s.
Senate, by the Legislature Of Texas, BY two votes
over Sam Houston ......
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A CLASSICAL SCHOOL. NEAR McLEANS.
VILE STATION,

Eight Miles ENSt OF GREENSBORO, N. C
TIME SUBSCRIBER, WHO HAS HAD CHARGE OF
II the DAN RIVER INSTITUTE about eighteen years,
has purchased farm the place named above where
he designs opening school on the 10th of JANUARY.
This location is in the midst Of plain, industrious.
moral community, in which there is comparatively little
temptation to identss and vice.
Beard (not including hghts) $s per month.
Classical Tuition per Session, SIS.
English, from SIS to $50. .... -
A. C. LINDSEY
Mcieansville. GuiIford Co., N.C,l
December 13, lS59. 5O-w4t
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OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,

SAMUEL L. VENABLE, PRINCIPAL,
MRS E. F. VENABLE, Vice Prsncipal
TIME THIRTY-FIRST SESSION of this institution
IL under the supervision of MIR. Venable and Lady,
opens TN MONDAY, the 9Th Of January next.
December i6, 1883. 5l-w4t*
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December l6, lst
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE IL BRITISH
REVIEWS.

T. SCOTT CO, NEW YORK. continue to publish
Lie the following leading British Periodicals, viz:
1.-The London Quarterly, (Conservative.)
2.-The Edinburgh Review, tWhig)
3.-The North British Review, Free Church)
4.-The Westminster Review, ubeIal.l
5.-BlackwOOd's Edinburgh Magazine, Tory.)
These periodicals ably represent the three great political
parties. parties s OF Grea, eat Tory and Radeabut
gans of the most profound writers Science Literature
Morality and Religion they stand they have Stood
pensabe to the scholar and the professional man, while to
the intelligent reader of class they furnish more
correct and satisfactory recnrd of the literature of
the day. throughout the world than be possibly OBJ
tanned from any other
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt OF ADVANCE SHEETS from the British
publisher gives additional value these Reprints mas.
much as they nov be placed in the hands of subscr
bers about as soon as the original editions.
TERMS PER ANNuM:
For any one of the four Reviews As 90
For any two of the four Reviews S 90
For any three of the four Reviews, 100
For all four of the Reviews. 800
For Backwoods Magazine 90
For Backwo0d and one Review. 500
For Backwood and two Reviews 700
For BackwOod and three Reviews, 800
For Backw"Od and four Reviews 1000
Honey tile State are issued iH be recered at ar
CLUBBING.
discount of twenty per cent from the above prices
will be allowed to CLUBS ordering four copies of
of Blackwood, of Review, will be sent to ole ad
dress for $9; four copies of the four Reviews and Black
wood for $50; and 50
POSTAGE.
In oil the principal Cities and Towns these works will be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE When sent by mail the
PosrAGE to any part Of the United States will be but
but FOURTEEN CENTS year for each Of the Reviews
N. B-The price in Great Britain of the five Periodicals
above named is $3 per annum.
December is, 1855. lo6-tf.
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Z. d EV AT
Fayetteville, Dec. 49, 1859.
WARREN1ON FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN
SElTIITE

WARREN1ON FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN.
STlTUTE.
vXNH1S SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE THE LAST SES-
u sion of its lyM Ytur the 18th of next JANUARY
The various Departments are filled by efficient Teachers
of experience and acknowledged ability.
The of study is thorough and extensive as to
embrace The solid and ornamental branches
Board, including washing. per session, $50 90
Tuition in regular classes, from $12 SO to II SO
Tuition in Music and Oil Painting each, 90
For further particulars apply 10 the Principal.
JULIUS WILCOX.
December l6, 1859. l07-tlstFeb.
OBSERVE,
NNHAT THE SPRING SESSION OF PLEASANT
u Grove Male Academy will open the Sd MONDAY
Of January, 1850. under the government Of A. d. CREN
SHAW, A. B.
TERMS PER Session FIVE MONTHS:
Tuition SIS 90
Board, including all necessares, 81 to 10 90
For further particulars address at Foresville N c.
JOHN R. DUNN
Sec Trustees
December Is, 1859. 5l-w5t<
~ Register copy.
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MOORE's IRISH MELODlES.-withS Sympho-
lvA MES and accompaniments BY Sir John Stephenson.
Embellished with Portrait of Moore. Price $l5O. Cloth
t250. Cloth, full gilt, g. ,sI ,.r .... .-'
Published BY : OLIVER DITsoN &.co,
Boston.
December 16, 1859. -..'G 7 lO7-It.
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y COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, No
vember Term. Elizabeth Cannady widow Jincey
Cannady. Gideon Cannady, Isaac Canuadv. William Gamma
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that Isaac Cannady William Cannady and Alvs Cannady
nonresldents Of this State: II is ordered that adver
tsement be made in the North. Carolina Standard for six
weeks successfully notifying said defendants appear
the Term Of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter essns
on the Sd Monday Of February next then and there to
plead answer emur the plaintiffs petition judg-
ment will be taken pro co"s'o as and II petition
heard eE pa,te.
Witness Thomas J. UtIey Clerk pf said Court at Office
in Raleigh, the Sd Monday Of November. A. D., 1859.
THOMASJ. UTLEY, Clerk.
December 10, 1889. (Pr. adv. 81 I621z) 5O-wet.
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WIN. B. LYNCH's SELECT SCHOOL,

WIN. b. LYNCH'S SELECT SCHOOL;
ORANGE COUNTY. N. C.
VlHlS SCHOOL Is SITUATED in q moral, healthy,
Il country neighborhood, mile from Aebanesvie
Depot on the North. Carolina Railroad
Pupils will board in the family of the Principal. Board
and tuition 800 per session Of Eve months School opens
18th JANUARY, 1860. ''
REFRRENCEs:
Faculty of the University; A. Wilson, D. D. Melville,
N. c.; VIM. ]. Bingham Sons, Oaks, N. c.
WIN. B. LYNCH, Principal
December 16 1859. l07-4t.
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w. ]. RASBERRY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Snow HILL, NC,
Will practice in the Courts of Greene Wayne Pitt and
Duplin. --... >...4. : o.. 81, ..
tE Special attention to Collections.
December 49, 1859. 107-lyrd.
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TERMS ENGRAVINCs.

HAxnroN's Two Views of NIAGARA FALLs-n couple of
handsome and argeszed Steel Engravngsthe retail price
of which ia Fire d. liars enabled to Club with
THE POST on the following remarkably liberal terms.
We also Club with tbose weIknuwn Monthly Magazines,
Arthurs Home Magazine and Godeys Lady's Book. Read
the following and take your choice of
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D. d. C. MOORE, JOHN p. BARNES.
Late Of Mississippi. D =, Late Of Halifax N G.
MOORE 4 BARNES,
ATTORNIES AND CoUNSEI.LORS AT LAW AND so.
tL1C1T0RS IN CHANCERY,
NAPoLEoH, ttsaN edtH7Y ARkASsAs,
Will practice in oil the Courts Of the State of Arkansas
and in Bolivar county. Mississippi Will also attend TO-
the buying of ands paying taxes for non.resdents &C.
All business inrusted to their Will receive prompt
attention. Address, r.- ,s.r,-- -
MOORE l. BARNES,
Napoleon, Desha County, Arkansas.
Refer to Hon. h. s. Foote Nashville Tenn; Hon. A. G.
Brown, U. $. S.; Hon W. K. Sebastian, q. s. s.; Hon.
John V. Wright N. G., Washington City, D. c.
December l6, 1853. 1O7-ly.
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THE POST does not conne ITSELF however to works Of
the Imagination many Weeklies do. 1t gener-
ally dev"es fair portion of its ample space to the News
Rs TO an AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT to BANK NorE and
STOCK LISTS and WEEKLY and ACCURATE PRICE CuR.
RENT Of the PRODUCE MARKETS, &C., &c.