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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-10-13

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miliar with the game from boybood,
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-10-13

GEORGIA, ELEcT1oN.-A dispatch
from Augusta, says that Browns Off
cial majority for Governor Of the State
is 10000. .sssr.s.g :
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-10-13

PENNsYLyANIA.

fkNNbx LNAElA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE cleo
ton in this city passed off quietly to-
day. tits stated that an annoying mis-
take was made in the tickets of the
"Peopls's Party" Tickets folded for
one part of the city were sent to an
other district, and vice versa, and
large number of them were voted be-
fore the mistake was discovered. The
Representative and Senatorial tickets
thus polled out of their proper districts
viii be lost
PHIApRLPHIA.-Re from the
various City Wards render it evident
that the opposition ticket has received
large majorities. Mann for District
Attorney is elected by nearly 5000.
ALrxeHANy Co.-Pittsburg election
passed off quietly. Vote small-about
two-thirds of an average. About thir-
ty districts heard fromindicate major
ity for the Republican State ticket Of
about 5000. The Republican candi-
dates on County ticket also elected by
smaller majorities.
YoRK Co,@Thomas Cochran's ma
jority in the borough of York is 800, a
gain Of 90 since last fall, when the
Democratic majority in York County
was 5S7.
MONTGOMERY Co. Conohohocken
-Messrs. Cochran and Keim, Oppo-
sition candidates for Auditor General
and Surveyor General, have 50 major
ity in the borough. This is a loss of
100 for the Opposition, as compared
with the vote of last fall for Congress.
LANCASTER Co.-The Peoples State
ticket had majority of 800 in the city.
The vote cast is lighter than it had
been at any election for many years.
The President left for Washington
this evening.
ERIE Co.-Erie City-Laird, Anti
Lecompton Assembly, has % majority;
Cochrane, Auditor General, Republi-
can, IS majority; Keim, Surveyor Gen
eral, Rep, 2 majority.
BLAIR Co.-Altoona- the Peo-
pies candidate for State Senator gains
largely; as far as heard from over Blair's
vote for Congress last year, when the
latter carried the county by over 1920.
CUMBERLAND Co. = Merchandising,
Cochran's majority here is So, and
Keim's 81. Irwin has 1Oe.
DAUPH1N Go. Harrisburg, Coch-
rsne's majority in Harrisburg District
is 1885, Dauphin county elects the
whole Republican ticket.
Summit Co.. towns, 1873 Republi-
can majority.
LoYaine Co.'S towns, 767 Rep.
mai.
Sand,&sky Coz towns, 116 Rep.
maj. Sandusky City, 145 Dem. maj.
Lake Cos towns, 776 Rep. maj
Montgomery Co.-Entire Rep. tick
ct elected-one Rep. Senator and two
Representatives.
Ashta6uzo Co.-Asbtabula township
202 Rep. maj. gain of 81.
Hamilton Co--Dem. maj. 1000.
Fairfield C0.-Rep. maj. 10; gain
over last year.
Ldckiag CO. towns, l35 Dem.
Allen co.. towns, 400 Rep. maj
One town in Stark county gives $50
dem. maj. Circlevile, Pickaway CO.
gives 16 dem. ma.
Cleveland, in eight wards, gives a
Republican gain of 400 over Chase's
vote. Middlebury, 135 Rep. maj.
IowA.-No returns have been re-
ceived.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-10-13
Instructions i'm Music.

Mrs. S. @. SANGER.
= OF KALAMAZOO, Il zsrseI
NTH0 has recently returned from the South
w where she has taught Music during the
past year, has arrived in Dowagiac and is ready
to form class in MUSIC, giving instructions ON
the PIANO and in VOCAL MUSIC ~
- MRS. SANGER is at the house of Mr.. R. c.
Denison, Commercial Street, where she will
receive applications and state her terms.
Dowagiac, October 18th, 1889 oct13 -25w3
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-10-13
New Advertisements.

M. PORTER, M. ID.
PHYSICIAN SC SURGEON.
Office at Awards Book Store, Denison Block,
Front Street. Residence first door below the
Methodist Church, Commercial St, Dowagiac,
Mich. pH tFss - Essff1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-10-13

CoNNEoTIcUr.-In the log Towns
heard from, the Republicans have a
net gain of seven over last year. "a
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
A Card.

In the Charleston Mercury and Courier of the 5th
inst, writer the signature of Justice" has en-
deavored to prejudice the public mind in regard to the
recent unfortunate difficulty that occurred in this town.
1t was hoped that the whole affair would have been left
to await the quiet and impartial investigation and udg
ment of Court of Justice. The friends of the deceased
have determined otherwise
| was not in town at the time of the occurrence but
careful investigation by of the testimony at
ached to the inquiston, and repeated conversations
with the persons who witnessed the encounter enables
me to say, that the article of Justice is untrue in
many of its most essential statements; and that the
writer kneuC, might haze know7s them to be untrue at
the time he 1Urote his article
This much is due to truth, that generous public
who, under the natural impulses of nature always
sympathse with the dead may reserve their judgments
to do justice 20 the living. r. DOZIER
September 9th, 1859.
The papers publishing the article of Justice " are
respectfully requested to give this card place in their
columns. II ID.
GeOrgetOlvn { s. C0 Times
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.--Sometime ago Captain Stone
made full statement to our government Of the crcum
stances attending the expulsion of himself and other
Americans from Sonora This act Of Governo Peschera
being clearly voative of the provisions of treaty
with Mexico proper measures have been taken for the
protection of United States citizens in that quarter and
instructions are now on the way for the purpose.
Lists of lands, embracing Of nearly 900
acres ensuing to the Southern Mississippi Railroad un
der act Of August 1856 has been certified to the State
Of Mississippi by the Secretary of the Interior.
An Indiana editor says: Mrs. Swisshelm s a fierce
old hen"
" No doubt she'll come to the Scratch.-LouisviHe
Journal.
Yes, with tdolS to match,
Such workmen no " Prentice " matches;
Should we meet you here,
Say good by to your hair
For It's you who will go to scratches.
JANE q. SWISsHELM
We can only answer fair contemporary in kindred
poetry, which we trust will nail friendship more
strongly than any demonstration pugms ct calculus "
My pretty Jane, my dearest Jane,
All, never look shy,
But meet me in the sanctum, Jane,
When the fagon's filed with rye.
Louisville Journal.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
What Next :

The Louisville Courier describes knitting machine
which has made its appearance in that city 1t says
1t did up nearly a whole stocking right before our
far ahead of the stitches of the prettest lady in the
country, with the old fashioned needles, knitting away
and singing sweet little song 1t seemed to to make
stockings about fast half hundred ladies in their
best knitting mood and talking humor.
The machine ITSELF is in the shape of lady's work
stand is very pretty 1t is constructed for and du
rabty with great neatness and simplicity 1t does its
work to perfection and does it with great rapidy. 1t
occupies no more space than a small workstand, and
can be operated by child All that is necessary to
make it knit is to turn crank and the knitting is done
fast Slow according the revolutions Of the wheel
though it would be difficult to turn it slow enough not
to knit fast half dozen of grand mammas at
regular tea drinking and knitting party
The little machine knts hosiery of all sorts and szes
Of cotton, WOOL silk yarn. 1t also knits tippets,
derseevcs, wrstlets mitts, and indeed almost every
thing that ought to be knit
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

BARNS IN PENNsYLvANIA.-Every traveller through
Pennsylvania has noticed the large and substantial barns
which prevail throughout the State where crops cattle
and all agricultural property are well cared for against
the weather Indeed, he will not be slow to observe
that the barn takes precedence the dwelling and
either is to suffer from want of sze repair or conven
iences it viii be the house. The Pennsylvania farmers
farm his fat stock his crops he will not allow to be
imposed upon by expenditures for provisions furniture
dress, which can possibly be avoided The following
remarks, then, from the Philadelphia Ledger come with
good grace to the farmers of Western and other States
who are notoriousy Indifferent to the advantages OF
good large barns
All over the farming world Pennsylvania is celebrated
for the size and quality of its barns There is nothing
to equal it in this respect in any other State in the Un
ion, in any of the Kingdoms States of Europe
In New York State the fences may be better but the
barns not average half the size. In Eng
where capital invested most extensively in farming of
any country on tie globe according to the number of
under cultivation there such system of barns
as in this State few nobemen may have one or two
such barns but it would not generally be esteemed eco
nomical The hay is all stacked in the open field and in
fact everything is left far to be operated upon by
the weather than by our farmers. This year, these
barns are filled with plenty and indeed, it is season
well calculated to test the economical advantages OF
State system of farming very thoroughly. We saw
letter from large farmer who had gone out West from
Pennsylvania and made himself the laughing stock of
all the farmers round him. by investing large an
amount Of capital in barn. But he adds that when it
was built, these neghbors, one and all, came to
him, desiring to store their grain in it.
Still it must be regarded as fair and even question
for discussion whether on the whole it pays in an eco
nomlcal point of view. good farm of hundred acres
according to theory OF farming, requires bank
barn that will cost average $1,000. The interest
alone is $780, but barns peculiarly apt to get burnt by
accident revenge lightning that the insurance
and and tear, and roofs, &c. will make up five
per cent more $llO as the annual cost of the barn
The question is does this pay. We think that it can
be shown that it does. Everything exposed to the
weather wastes and is injured and the loss thus sustain
ed is very great. Produce is injured by various
mics The rats will not only eat their FILL more
abundanty than in a well filled barn, but make holes in
the stacks through which the rain will soak and settle
so as to destroy far more.-Erchdnge.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
I THE WILSON SCHOOLS,
| FOR YOUNG LADIES And GENTLEMEN

Il ~,
By MR.. & MRS. RICHARDSON,
A CORrs OF ASSISTANT TEACHERS.
FENE EXERCISES of the ensuing Scholastic Year will be
resumed on Tt1lRSDAY the first ddy Of Septenler.-
Applicants examined for admission and classification
Thursday and Friday, when all should be present who
template pursuing a YPgnLGr course Of Sitidg.
A GYnnaStc Department will be added to the Male
School the coming session. the object Of which is supply
U great ,ttUeSdL need of all institutions of learning
iy: Regular Physical Irai3.iag. Among the
exercises of this Department. designed to please well
to benefit the small and broad sword exercises infantry
drill upright and parallel bars, &c &c. Mr. E. PRENTIsS
Tucker, who will become associated with the schools as
Professor of Mathematics, Practical Surveying and Civil
Engineering, will superntend this Department. He will al
give instruction in the of the Compass Transit The
odole and Level also in plating Surveys, Profile making
and he estimate OF earth work and masonry.
Cdt$UleHlC Department will also be added to the Semi
nary to correspond to the Gymnasium 1t is designed by
the friends of these Institutions to lay the foundation Of
Poly 1ecc School for young gentlemen, and to establish
beyond contingency, School for Young LADIES' in which
after the completion of regular course in il
other institutions, they be taught the Fe Arts
pecidhy To this end vigorous plans operation
buildings in process of erection which, in all their
rangemen furnishings and appointments, to be of the
first order and especially designed for their purpose. The
Male and Female Departments separate Sectaransm theo
reticaly and practically excluded. For the plan Of the
Schools in full, address, at Wilson, No. Ca,
d. S. RICHARDSON, A. M.
Principal of the Wilson Schools,
or j. B. WILLIAMS, Esq.
,IuIv 9TH.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
For Sale and to Let.
RARE OPENING FOR PHYSICIANS, WITH y

F<ARE OPENING FOR PHYSICIANS, WITH DE-
sIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
zee SUbSC CRlBER wishing 20 devote his time and ateI-
u9n to other business offers for sale. in Conwaybor0
o. ~ ms town property consisting of FIVE LOTS in
a pofuon OF business Of the village neat COTTAGE
WIN m rooms and necessary out building and FIFTEEN
ACRES WELL WOODED SWAMP LAND.
Also, my OFFICE, OFFICE OUTFIT. consisting Of
splendid assortment of Drugs Medicines Library Sur
glca Obsteca and Electrical instruments, Microscopes
ana chemical Apparatus and everything belonging well
arranged Office. l say the stock of Medi-
fnes instruments &C., is the best in the Eastern part
the state together with my practice and its good will The
practice is good and paying one. To young Physician
ABOUT commencing business, this nducenent ely
ohered and seldom met with Terms easy
ting. JAMES r. NOPMAN NJ d
Conwayboro', S. c., 1859 5Z-4t
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16

j. e. CALDWELL y CO.,
S22 Chestnut street, Opposite Girard HOuse,)
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW VIAPORT4TIONS.-FINE WATCHES
DATEk, PHILIPPE CO., Watches, in Geneva.
L Charles Frodsham's London Time h eepers series,
all sizes, in Hunting Cases and Open Face.
Rs-Sole authorized Agents for above,
Gold and Silver, English and Swiss WATCHES,
Rich Jewelry, designs.
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and all the fashionable styles
Silver Ware, unsurpassed in style quality and finish
Strangers visiting Philadelphia invited to examine
their NEW MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT, visit en-
failing no obligation to purchase.
**Uniform prices, in plain figures, and no variation
JnIv o. Ally
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16

7 AND WAREtANTs.--AI persons having claims I'M
der any of the of Congress Tor Bounty Land Pen
slUns &C. will do well address the subcrber at Pleasant
Ridge, Princess Anne county, Va hinson Lemon coun
ty n who will attend strictly their orders and secure
their claims with the greatest possible dispatch
W. F. DOZIER,
AUGUST 18th 1859. [5O-tfl Attorney for Claimants
LOOK UP, NE DIsCONSOLATE.
yvvO ANY WHO MAY BE AFFLICTED WITH THAT
1 dreadful and grievous malady called CANCER or any
thing of nature, call at my residence twelve
miles West of Society Hil Darlington District So Ca and
they shall attention No charge for board
or services rendered. In all cases must know how am to
get nv pay after have done the work
- Ian' X I95o-23-tf j. 0. HALE. Nj D.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
yVILHIINGTON MARBLE WORKS,
NNiLnnimectnn,- N. G.

w q. MILIIGAN proprietor, respectfully informs the
w public that he sprePared to make and Putqp to or
der-Marble Monuments Of all sizes, Tombs Head-St0nes
Furniture Tops Mantes Hearths &c of the best quality
of American Italian Marble not to be surpassed in style
workmanship and cheap be procured from any
establishment in the country, North or South.
Iron Raingj0 different styles for ncosing family lots,
from Is $40 per foot furnished and put order
N Borders from all parts of the country, accompanied
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
enOn and all articles warranted to be recommended or
Ocharge made.
Nov 23d.-[ l2-tf
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
NOTICE

FTNHE SUBSCRIBER, Administrator de b0ttS On c1tal
testonaento CT Austin Beasley, deceased, and
Administrator of Mary Beasey deceased hereby gives
notice to Austin Beasley, Jr Thomas Shuied aad wife,
William Smith and vile, Thomas Minis and wife, John Beas-
ley, Lemue Beasey Hillary Beasey and Bryan Beasley,
who nonesdents of this State and interested in the
said estates, that he ready settle the said estates,
and pay whatever may be due them Unless the par
interested said estates forward and claim their
respective interests within the time prescribed by aw the
funds will be dealt with according to law.
A. w. CARLTON.
DuDlin County, N. c., Aug. Sb. 1853 SOFT
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS IN NOtfIH AND
SOUTH CAROLINA. ~ -
en AM IN MARKET NOW FOR THE PURPOSE
* OF BUYING NEGROES All persons who nave sue h
~ property dispose Of would do well to can on me- OF
me Warsaw, N G. will go to any part OF either
of the above named States after negroes
All letters promptly attended to. ,,
August lS59-52-6m NORRIS FkFiiItfi' N
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
Rewards.


% WILL PAY the above reward of three hundred
IA dollars fo the delivery any jail in the State, of
~Aa. groes WILLIAM and LEMUEL., hundred and
htty dollars for either.
They supposed to be lurking in the upper part of
Dup and in the lower part of Wayne County brothers,
% and the other % years of age both black
OF eye, the latter rather slender.
S. J. HUNTER,
Bear Swamp, Dupin County, N. c.
SeDtember 9, IS59-l-2
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
LAND FOR SALE,

- THE SUBSCRIBER wishes sell 434 acres of FINE
Ne FARMING LAND in Sampson County, four niles
~ North of Clinton Said land differs from most Of the
land in the county being covered with dense forest oak
ASH hickory and pine about 100 Of said land being
in alhgh state IF cultivation the growing crop
will bear in saying Persons wishing to purchase
the above lands view the by calling Dr. H. A.
Bizzell or a. B. Chesnutt, Esq, of Clinton.
CHARLES H. STEVENS.
Aug 26th, 1859. 52.tf
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
LAND FOR SALE.

tSse THE SUBSCRIBER will sell at public auction, -
S@ at Long Greek Bridge, n-New Hanover county. ff
H@- on Friday the llth day of November, 1859, s2.
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
OF LAND more or less-adjoning the lands of Wm S.
arkins David E. Bunting and VIM R. Penny Esqrs being
the lands belonging to the estate of Lott Groom deceased
The Improvements consists of dwelling and all necessary
out buildings About 100 of the is cleared and
under cultivation the present year. There is Water Mill
seat short distance from the dwelling; also task OF
Turpentine boxes already cut
Also, at the time and place, other tract Of 125
acres adjoining the lands of hos Futre Hory Groom,
and the heirs of Jesse Groom, deceased.
Also other tract Of l25 acres adjoining the lands
Col. VIM. RObtzsch and John R. Crews Esq, upon which
there is task of Tmpenne boxes their second year
of cultivation.
The last named also the property Of the
above deceased. All Of which will be sold in accordance
with the Will Of the said deceased.
IernaG.-One and two years credit will be given. Pur
chasers will be required give bonds with approved
ry bearing interest from the day of sale and also pay
for title papers JOHN JONES' EXr.
Aug. 10Th, 1859. 5l-ts*
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16

e3se- THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale a TRACT OF
sSs LAND, about 30 miles from Wilmington, the Man
-~@- chester Railroad, containing about 500 There
q tasks of boxes perhaps g. Much of the Land too is
good for farming purposes-is cleared easyand gives
good returns. All necessary buildings the premises
Terms easy. Address Ii. W. FOY,
May 20, lSj9-3S-N Green Swamp P O.. n. c.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
H. NJ RIYEEI.H.

~ ROGER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
N No. 70 NORTH WATER STREET,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
Prompt and personal attention given to the reception of
al kinds country produce, either for sale shipment.
Orders for groceries from cash will receive i'm
mediate attention. free of commissions.
Nov 18th, 1858 l2-ly*
Obs. II and bill to this office Immediately.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
ALLEN 4. CE.AREE

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN LIME,
- Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Hair, &c,
WUMINGTON, n. G.
RgPrompt personal attention given to consgnments of
Naval Stores Cotton other Country Produce, for sale
shipment. iApri l, l859-31h
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
General Notices.

NOTICE.
TENHERE WILL BE A SPECIAL Term of the Superior
Court of Law, held for the County of Dupn, at the
Court House in kenansyile the third Monday in Septe
Der next fOr the trial of civil and equity
HENRY r. kORNEGAY, Clerk.
C. lQ5q--52-tr
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16

haven't taken drop for year" said an indvid-
ual of questionable morals Indeed but which of your
features are to believe your lips your nose ?"
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16

NORFOLK, Va. September IA fire occurred in this
city on Wednesday morning. The Mechanics Hall and
six stores were burned up The is reckoned at $40
600. The buildings were insured and the goods only
partially covered by insurance.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
'TILOH S.HON1dd
n THE EUROPEN PLAN

SINGLE ROOMS SO CENTS PER DAY.
CITY Hall Square, corner of Frankfort street,
(Opposite City HAIL.
Meals they may lie ordered in the spacious fetectofy
There is Barbers Shop and Bath Rooms attached TO the
Hotel.
N B-Beware of Runners and Hacknlen, who say
we are full. h. FRENCh' proprietor.
Aug. II, 1859. oV-ty
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
The Vermont Election.

The Vermont Election.
MONTPELIER, Sept. 6.-1wentyone towns give Hon
Hand Hall, the republican candidate for Governor,
1926 votes, and John G. SAKE, democrat, 1861. In
sixty the republicans elect 81 representatives and
the democrats s.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
Wanted.
MON a HIMRE(

EgTANTED.-One or more Young Men in each State, tO
w whom will be paid $50 to $75 per month and eXpen
ses. For particulars address, with stamp,
HI. b. ALLEN & CO.,
Sent. 3D. lS59--l-3m. PlaistoW, N n.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
THE LIVER
IN 7 IG @ ATG RI

PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD
COWPOONDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS!
Is ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATIVE AND LIVER MED.
4 ICINES now before the public
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
Miscellaneous Advertisements.

NY Lady or Gentleman United States possessing
u from S. to ST. into easy and respectable
business by which from s. to $40 per day be realized
For particulars address (with stamp,
w. Il. ACTON CO..
Al North Sixth Street, Philadelphia
September 9th, 1859 2-3m
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
JOSEPHL. KEEN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared take in his line
business lie keeps constantly hand LIME CEMENT
PLASTER, PLAsTRNG HAIR, Philadelphia Press BRICK, FIRE
BRICK, &c.
n. B. 10 Dislers of Tmpentine-hc is prepared to put
up Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
W.u. NTcRARY q CO.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, corner Princess and Water
~ street, Wilmington, N. c.
REFERENCES:
Il. r. Savage, Cashier Bank Cape Fear, Wilmington, n
Col. John McRae, Pres't Bank Wilmington, do. do.
d. A Davis Cashier Branch b k Cape Fear Salisbury do.
j. G. Lash, = Salem do.
j. Eli Gregg, President of Bank Cheraw, S. C. [Oct III
GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
\ june II WILMINGTON, N. C.
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16

July 8th, 1859
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
NEGROES WANTED.

- THE SUBSCRIBER is in market fer number of
"a Negroes, for which determined pay the high
~ cash prices. Persons having such property for
SAFE would do well give call address at Six
Runs, Sampson county, n. 9. JOHN BARDEN.
August 18th 1859. 5Z-6m
Wilmington journal., 1859-09-16
NEGROES, NEGROES WANTED!

NEGROES! NEGROES WANTED!!
H& GENTLEMEN YOUR OLD CUSTOMER Is YET IN
"a market for likely Negroes, for which am determined
pay the highest cash prices. Persons having such
sale would do well to give me CALL or address me at
Clinton, n. c. J. a. McARTHUR.
Dec. II. 16'1y"