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'I'HE undersigned having one of the best of Sewing
Machines, is prepared to make Dresses and do all
other kinds of sewing in the neatest and best style and
in the most substantial manner. Work will Be done
promptly and on the most reasonable terms. Her
is in the Gilbert Building three doors north Of
Main street She also has a rule for cutting
dresses which she will teach any to for small
compensation.
RACHEL OGAN.
Nov "a 1850 59tf
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A. e.. IL.
UNDERTA K Err,

csaS moved 20 The w +. Brsiy's "a tlleT
Shop. Main will iernte his
and attention 70 The business o. UNDEgTAkT.G-
sole in this the celebrated Metallic
Cofln he Metallic Bur Al Case. which he viii
order. Wooden COINS Of super St II sad
in hand. He viii attend funerals With
4sionshie earse plain carriage, and his viii
as on 5 be aaordei. A. &. pItf..
May 90. 1885 23tf
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TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
4rrfeaIs and Departures J Plss~rg>T Trairs-
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On AMI aud April Ith will arrive and depart
~ follows
weight Leaves M Passenger, 300 a and con
meets at Kokomo for Peru.
Passenger arrives 400 P connects At Richmond ior
Cincinnati. Freight $40 p
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond H. h
Norn1z Express leaves IS 4. Evening Mail , IS
p. ~.
Express Mail arrive. es5 =, Ereains Express e'5
p ~.
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. R. r.
A. " Mail Train gotng West at s.5f A. p. n Mail
going OBJ p. Expires. going west at 3io
p.
The Mail train going East at 3+5 Express irain
going East a, Express going East at ii:les 4
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For Sale-In Richmond.

\ soUFtso acres OF Land. near The pe,ot wfth tia
~ toto~'nS improvements: Large Sram- Dselfiax,
s-tpte Carriage uanse, Wash Haass. waai Iaase We'll
1.sserh good Spring and Spring House Fruit Trees
shiaootrs' &c Nice property. Will small house
And lot in EXCHANGE .' -
soea House aad Lot on Fort Wayne Avenue rean.
soot Cellar. Well Ani Cis.--n.
Az the above property will he s,ti easy nay
neats Possession given IN lately.
Richmond. Fees Is5e ots
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To All Whom It nav Concern.

To All Whom t may Concern.
NOTICE ia hereby given TO AZ pcrsons. indebted
10 the estate OF Charles Pauison thu sale notes.
tina. said notes due the 18th Of this month, Nov
ember. and unless promptly paid they will be pat IN
process Of collection without fail The no.es Be
found At all .imss ., the oai-e Of H b. PAyas.
JAMES p. BURGESS,s .s;;.,
II. Is. PAYNE,
Richmond, Nor. IS, 1853. Axe copy 81 St49
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l. L vi Ii II g " A Il ID.
BROWN Il CO.

0AvfNG removed their Saw Mil from this city into
~ .h@ tiJnoerei p1rtI2ns the West snd
having IN complete prep trei
PLY lun Der OF the best crafty short notice
10 any rhsy have a COOL supply At their
L1b-r Yard Sixth Street Sagth cf Naja. dining
X Cos Pianiny Sssa Factory. are
sell good Lumber cheap h.
THIS Call before purchase.
March L. 1879. l.:r
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RAILROAD TlME-TARLr.
EATON s HAMiLioN 4, ROAD.
Leave Arrive
Morning Exrress. a3S am Nss ma
seni1s mai. $40. pm .-...-......s ;s5>S-m.
INDIANA CEN, DAYTON 4 WESTERN
Leave Lave.
W estesa Mail Train Ss4i an. Eastsrn $50 A m
Express sIo pm. Easteru......s4s q IN
Eve hApre'ss.So, pm Eastern. ll:isp.m
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
IaE partnership heretofore existing between Ii,
L uadersignei under the irn of Rraiy 4 Snn IA
this day dissolved By mutual consent The hns,rss,
Of the firm will be settle aai the bu sia.ss eoatiauea
oy Ia b, brady SAMUEL. BRADY
-, L. b. BRADY
f.ishh M, NOV 10, 1859. ~
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Valuable Farm for sale!

THE undersigned Offers for sale . most vslaabis
i Farm containing 100 acres, lying eight rnss
north west of Richmond, about n miles Of Do
yer, and within half mile Of the Centreye and Will
iiam.burg Turnpike. About 30 in . good state
Of cultivation, good frame barn, . small orchapa os
excellent fruit. There 10 upon the Farm n abun-
dance Of failing stock water and II 10 every
spect most excellent farm. The balance Of the farm
is welitimbered and adjoining the farns Of Thomas
Bond and Alexander Cheeemsn. For further paFsicu-
lars apply to ChsesmAn, sdjoining the farm 20
the undersigned in Richmond. WI. CHEESMAN.
Nov IT, 1889 ~
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DISSOLUTION OF PARfHRnsHIP

THE Partnership heretofore existing usdss the
L firm Of yscSehoek Cash. In the mansf.ctu re Of
ties All persons having elais against said arm IL
present them TO Thos Cash, he will pay clasno
against the Arm He Is also sasAorissd collect al
claims owing 10 saij ffm-
WILLIAM VAN sCHoIcK.
THOMAS CASH.
Eschnosi, Oct. Is. 1859.
The usdersSDeA viii eoatsus make good Brick q
the old ssaed East Of the City end has good stock
on hand said low for cash. TaOS CASH
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For copy o: the Daily Globe daring the session -
For copy ofthe Congressional dioo-e aad
Appendix during the session.
Fer copies ditto <her ordered ~ the same -
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Cincinnati and Chicago Rail Road
OPEN. TO LOG.ANeSROwr

Trains according IL table hsisv connect.
ny ~ AaAerson With the Ixe "a,
Al points East and West that route. asd Is Kesene
sfSa rae isriASAroiO T. T., at Lcssr with
ue.ee $3.50 Wsrsas Railroad fer ali points
X1nae Table, NO. IA,
10 take Enec. on Wednesday. April IS
Leave Rishlnona: 49,. :.
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The Eighth District.

The Ashvillc Ne,es speaks in encouraging terms
Of Mr. Coleman's prospects. The two candidates
met recently at Waynesville, and the NeTs states
that Mr.. Coleman got the advantage of Mr.. Vance
in every respect. Haywood County will give Cole
man between two and three hundred majority.
We take occasion to say to our friends of the
Mountain District that the deepest interest is felt in
this part of the State as to the result between Cole
man and Vance. "The opposition" who are tick
led by even straw of hope are counting on Vance's
election. Let US determine to dlsappoint them
What say the Counties east Of the Ridge? We
learn from the best authority, that the Democracy
west of the Ridge are enthusiastic for Coleman
that the best feeling prevails, and that Erwin, Thorn
as, Love, and other leading friends are exerting
themselves for the Democratic candidate. Our word
for ii, the Averys, as true men ever lived, will do
their whole duty in the cause. Let erery Democrat
and ant-Know Nothing in the District resolre that
Coleman shall be elected and then go to work to ef-
feet the much-desired result.
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ATLANTIC AND y. Z. Rosn-we learn that on
TburS,Lv l,st John u wbi,ssrd v.o r.. 80. s,s~,.d
-. 80,
' y. v. "'s' ""s" "s"-s. '"a' an es"ns
WI now snnss'e' anil that the h's"sss at the Read
will all unite to advance its interests The spirit %
marty should lr kent out II our works Of snssrnsI
;,,,.,,,u,,,.,,, q, 80. -,
" s"s
VIC arc sra''cd TO state That IN shSs instance. rassy
has had i''lc. any thing TO d" With The resell
We have taken no mart In this contrsvrrSys bsst ere
may adj vr;,ho,,, IN, ,,., ,,,,,,.;,;.,, a,
,,.,,.s sse'
an! Que "at "h''o'u ana th"snPr"n arc hesh wof@
thy men, AMI well qualified foe the pest TO uhtch the
former has been rrclcctV,L rnarr the esrvurss,an.
.. u.,,-,, ar, n. wI,,s...r. ssuu..-,..,s
80 ~ '' ".s s''s~s
desire 10 sec MN sustained Tie has sevn sustained
We learn tia, he conducted hinsslf IN the best
pcr throughout the entire contest ,sintsinin- his
-. 49,. A.. ;,,.,.,....,..,~. :. -. -.
800 $50 ' :. ~
We learn Too. that Ar' Thompson eorv himself WITH
marked propricty and courtesy. Though defeated
he has ,os, nothing NJ -ru,,ernsn o. .. bs.;nss.
,,,,, r.. a.. ,.,,,.s, M. 80, ..,;.s., ,h,, :. M
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FOR CONGRESS:
T.. OBJ. B R A n G. H,
OF WAKE
The Fourth District.
OF WAKE.

-
The candidates for Congress will address the peo-
u. Of Johnston this week and afterwards, up to
*. aav Of the election, they will speak in Wake
or,rre franklin and Granville. They devotcdlast
week to Nash County.
ur Branch reached home on Saturday evening,
and left on Monday for Johnston. He is in good
health and spirits.
ur Sanders, we learn, is making no decided i'm
WESTON upon any portion of the people of the Dis
tr;et He is too strong Democrat for some of the
Who's. and he is not sufficiently Democrat for the
Domocrats. He will learn, on the first Thursday in
,us,st. that no man can hope for success in this
n; tct who pronounccs the administration of James
Rucbanaa "a failure" Besides, he is disorgani-
zer-he is running in opposition to the regular
d;d,te and is sustained in this movement by the
leaders and presses of 1.-THE opposition" Under
these circumstances, he may console himself with
the expectation of an Overwhelming defeat That
defeat mos: surely awaits him, and he may as well
make up his mind to bear it like scholar and a
gentleman"
We appeal to our Democratic friends in the Dis
trct to bestir themselves for the nominee. Let us
give Mr.. Branch our full strength, and leave 1.-the
opposition no room for exutat;on Aful vote qniet-
" polled, will accomplish the result Mr.. Branch
our candidate, standing fairly and squarey on the
PLATFORM and defending the administration against
the attacks of the opposition. lie bears the flag.
1t was placed in his hands by reclamation. Let us
follow the Aag,-let US cheee and sustain the man
who bears it. Remember, full vote is brilliant
decisive, old-hshioned Democratic victory.
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The First District.

friend in Northampton writes us as follows:
1--WE are determined to elect Shaw. hear good
reports from Martini BERTHE and Halifax especially
Northampton, depend upon it, will do her whole
duty"
friend in Washington County. who knows what
he writes about, says in late letter. "sis wei"
We hear cheering news from other portions Of the
District. - long pull, strong pull, 'and pull
all together" will compel victory to our standard
Let every Democrat in the District like our friend
in Northampton say, "me are determined 10 si.e.
Sham"-and then let them go forward and do villa,
they So. Shaw will gain largely in Halifax, North.
ampton, and Martin.
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Ma Mss,ss's Asesssss-Ms. iisssy ". Mzsssa D.
Evsssd his Address Upon The EaxAss~ssh Cessssy ID
ss fsvshysesssa shussh ia shss rase. he tsA ss
10 en- attentive and ssssvssss;as s~&sssw Il isxes
and ssasismsn The Address 10 3. appreciated ~sss
Be- heard - no wpsssss csa do u Sssssv. ssa NE
fsyor and ssaguenev ef The esssos sesid be lest
u = etssste. inssseesise. snd faesssns 10 ps~sss
e<nt degrves IN e The ehsef wssysos>s Statesman
sssioss &C.. al . esnsssy. ssv sssasess1 sase .
couple a housS 81 eAassssae svasasssi sa sy~stsl
snx,ss<v and polished desea ef sesspsssser ssses.
est Owing 10 bssy season q Ne yesf wssk sss
axsseultarsstss and The exiehsssion 81 Cesx~sA
which attracted very issxs ae@bss. The sssk.sew
10 bear Nc. Miller wss sos 80 tfxs - ss hsd %
dul<sd . hope 10 Gee psvssnt These ~he ssssa
away. hewvvvr. have ioss rich tsvsS. shsxk wss
sessh srsteiins ssny ssiiss 10 hss.-sss1sssssils
EspssA
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LIZ Uo9S0-0o U9090 ODo9s
We hsvs aarndy shesa shas NJ s.isA - -
party srs = much rsupoassh,s ~ IL ss.as ~ =
shs Democrats srs nosvishsa.ndng IT. saisA. =
his speeches before The psopls. sad.vss 70 shsev
oil The responsibility On The DsoessssA A 6v
more saetA. however, may not b cut q p,ssa
The debt begin to b ssis In lsaa Tss Wing
party was In pe.ss. and vss ths duty a he
Wing Legislature Of 1915 TO make provision 10
meet the debt Their eva Goysrpes (0ssAaaJ
called their sssen,ioo to L. He proposed ssx %
various articles then untsxcd, and . sinking fund
lsee his message Of November 20, ists1 Dsne-
Gratis moved In The Senate and h he House. - The
journals will show, to incsssss ths taxss md to ere.
ate sinking fund; but the seeo@msndasioas Of
their Governor and the mosioas Of Dsmeerxts we're
unhericd Mr.. Smiths party ~ss too bsssly snsz-
god in taking part with Mexico against their ovp
country, and in Rsyssr~sadsriss the Ceoxrsss;easi
Districts so a. TO provide places or the leaders to
attend to the everyday duty Of paying the State
debt and thereby protecting the States credit
They evadcd the responsibility Of their e~a acts
they pied the debt and tho taxes on postsrity-thsy
borrowed from the school fund to meet existing de-
mands-thcy len L to the Dsmeersu> sfssr they
should conc into power. TO perform . duty which
they ought to have performed; and nov. sfssr The
Democrats have performed . double dusy-thsir
own and that Of these whis lcsdcrS-these same
lcsicrs, Mr. Smith At their bead. turn round md
charge tie ds6t on the Democrats! Was there ever
such impudsnce such unfairuess such diShoa.
esty!
We s.vc IN our isxue Of the 9Th The vote On liz
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The Tax on Spiri,uous Liqsors.

The Tax Spirituous Liqaon.
We are indebted to the courtesy Of Mr.. Treasurer
Courts for the following opinion Of Mr.. Attorney
General Jenkins, the law-advising officer Of the
State on the subject of the taxes imposed on spirit
uous liquors:
RALEIGH, N. c., July sth, 1859.
Hon. d. " Courts Pub. Treasurer Of ~ C.:
My DEAR SIR: Yours Of the 9TH instant asking
my opinion to the construction Of the 18th Sec.
ton, Schedule A. Of the late Revenue Law, in re-
gard to spirtuous liquors. &C., has just been rccciv
ed, and hasten to reply.
am Of opinion that all persons who are taxable
under the said 18th Section. will have to list the
amount Of their purchases from the first day Of Ju.
ly, 1853 to the first day Of July, 1882 in the same
manner and at the same time that they list lands,
polls and other subjects required to bo listed to the
Magistrates in Schedule A-thc tax 70 be collected
when the taxes upon the other subjects listed at the
same time are collected It may be said that the
State will lose the tax upon liquors for year by
this construction but this If true could not alter
the law. But this view arises, think, from misap-
81 all liquor dealers have paid taxes upon their
purchases from the LIST Of July, 1857 to LIST of July
1858, and now they are required to list their pur
chases from the first Of July 1855 to the first Of
July, 1862 Instead Of listing to tho Sheriff % re-
quired in the Revenue Law Of 1856 and ST. and pay
ing the tax when they list they required to list
to the Magistrates and the time Of payment h post
poned for IL montha The amount they win have
to pay must be governed by the late Rev. Law, and
different opinions entertained in regard b this mat
ter, but after careful examination Of the subject
have given yoa the conclusions to which have ar.
rived
| Very respectfully, -.
80 WILL A. jenkins
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HENRY WAISER THREATENING the DEaocRAcr OF
FoRsy1H.-We learn that Henry walscr, Esq. Of
Davidson, threatens to stump Forsyth in favor Of
Gen. Leach We are glad TO hear it We hope he
will go and enlghten the people Of that Coun-
ty. Though not exactly Constitutional lawyer Of
the first grit Mr.. Walscr is statesman altogether
disregardful Of the Queens English, and speaks with
knowledge Of public affairs actually surprising
If Walser cannot save Leach, who can!
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~ Nr. White of Baden, has retired. Asn he
contest on account Of feeble health, and T. J. Nc
Dufie, ESQ.,, Of Cumberland, has taken the Geld
against Gov. Winslow for Congress
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Gen. Walkup has considered and re-consid-
cs and is at length candidate against Mr.. Craige.
.'ee will beat him by thousands. The General Is
certainly anxious for the willows of defeat Let him
lave them We are rather glad than otherwise thAt
,, ~ candidate. He viii rouse up the Democracy,
." orlng out majority for Craige the late faithful
,a "u worthy member, whichwill be as encouraging
a:e latter as it will be disastrous to the former.
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PoKsrru ALWAYS Riaur AND ALWAYS Rsspr.-
We arc srasiiicd 10 learn that Messrs Waugh rs;ess
Patterson. Mastsn, and other sseriias psmoersss,
viii attend tho taxssshss;nss IN Forsyth. and sd-
dress the people the issuss Of tho day and IN be-
half Of Scales fsvcsy Couaty wiIl do ss vel Zoe
Scales a. Forsyth. he vii Lead Leach one Thousand
votes. What says Roekinshams rndr he
circumstances. sery Democrat In Roekinshsm. and
s~y personal friend Of Scales. without regard 10
party, ought to turn out and vosk and vote fos hin
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Lssch NAY ny.
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CAswELL AND PERsoN.-Our accounts from Chat
ham, Moore Montgomery, and Randolph are most
encouraging. Mr. Williams will more than hold his
own in those Counties. while the impression is that
Mr. Waddell will take number IF votes from Mr..
Gilmer. Mr.. Gilmer is feeling and looking badly,
and the last Patriot is evidently alarmed. They
see the handwriting on the wall" What will
Caswell and Person do on the first Thursday in Au-
gust? Brother Democrats, you have it in your pow
er to elect Mr.. Williams Poll your full strength,
and success is certain. We speak advisedly, we
have information which fully justiies the opinion.
lime is short-the election is near at hand Go
among the people, talk with them, rouse up the
iukeWarm, and get out full vote. Now is the time
10 begin the good work. The feeling aroused now
will gather in volume and force up to the day of
election. Make every word and every movement
tell. Caswell and Person can add seven or eight
hundred to Mr. Williams's former vote; and in .
contest like this erery sote Is important The strong
saVehoding Counties of Caswell and Person ought
seems to US, to vote en- asse against John A. Gil
mer: But no one expects this. All that is asked
VI expected is. a full Democratic and Southern
'@nts cote. That will do the work.
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, ~ y. ,RAnRoAD.-The receipts of the North
sA'''na Railroad from frelghts and passengers for
Se nrst six months Of 1867, were $14s,5 Al for
ee hrst six months Of 1858, 1852, 1876 10; for the
H% i've months of 1859, $4,000 4s. June has
.e'oed it is thought $50, oOO making $780, 900 for
'"e nrst six months Of 1859. These results are
encouraging. tits hoped that dividend win soon
" made among the stockholders