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Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

PAINT BRUSHES, A SSORTED sizes, together with all the colored Paints, constantly on hand at the City Drug Store.
 april15- D. P. BLACK & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

Lauderdaie Factory Agency. TUST RECEIVED, direct from the Lauder J dale Factory, in Alabama, ten bales of
 OsnabuESav and lot of p n n OttQn, for sale. jan6 G. & J, McLAREN & Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
Cincinnati Market.

aOINCINNAII JUtIt I4. FLouR.-The market closed frmer, with large sales at S606 35. Corn closed steady at 80@s2c. whisky, 253.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29

A GENERAL assortment of Hardware A and Queensware, for sale low by
 aug14 c. w. VADEN.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
Buggy Trfmrnings

9 PIECES enameled cloth, pieces danask, Q fringes, laces, &c., for sale by
 april l5- G. & J. McLAREN & Go.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-06-29
JUST RECEIVED.

Q SINGLE buggy harness, IS trunks, 6 dog L brides, ass'd., 2 doz. martingales, dog
 girths and surcinges, 1 dog. scythe stocks, { dog. scythe blades, 1doz. grass snaths, for sale by faprii f5] c. & J. McLAREN& Co.
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PARALYzED Scriptures tell US that Ananias
and his wife were struck dead for telling alsehood
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, came very near
meeting with the same fate on Tuesday night, while
delivering speech to the Young Mems Black Repub
lican Association at New York. While speaking
he said:
"The excuses of the French revolution laid at
the door of the rulers, who had goaded the people
to madness, and in the same way the scenes at Har
per's Ferry were chargeable to the slaveholding
power. What has been the action Of the slave
power during the last few years? Our country was
divided into two great forces. You may call it the
irrepressibIe conflict what you please On the
hand there is the proposition to extend slavery
on the other to restrict it. The slave power has
seized the Democratic party in this country, and
has used it for the extension of slavery There has
sprung up party in opposition to it. accepting the
doctrines of the Revolutionary fathers, when the
men who laid the foundations of the government
! stood t-+5Ti-
At this point, in the midst of an unfinished SEN
tence, Mr.. Wilson seized with an attack of yer.
tgo, and fell back upon his seat He was imme-
diately surrounded by his friends restoratives ad
ministered, and he was able to walk, sup.
ported by two gentlemen, he was led to a carriage
| and conveyed to his rooms at the Astor House lie
will probably be fully restored in day or two
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CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT THE PREsIDENTS.-The fol-
lowing compilation of curious condolences in the
names and lives of the first seven Presidents of the
United States washington, John Adams, Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe, John Quincy Adams, and Jackson)
is furnished by the Boston Transcript: -.
-Four of the seven were from Virginia Two of
the same name were from Massachusetts, and the
seventh was from Tennessee. All but one were
sixty six years ole on leaving Office, having served
two terms; and one of them who had served but
ore term would have been sxty-six years of age at
the end of another. Three of the seven died on the
4th of July, and two of them on the same day and
year. Two OF them were or the subcommittee of
three that draughted the Declaration of Indepedence
and these two died on the same day and year, and
the anniversary of the Declaration of Ihdepend-
ence and just half century from the day of De-
claraton. The nam,s of three of the seven end in
son, yet of these transmitted his name to
In respect to the name of all. it may be said, in
conclusion the initials of two of the seven were the
same; and the initials of still two others were the
same. The remaining one. who stands alone in this
particular stands alone also in the love and admira-
ton of his countrymen and the civilized world
Washington! Of the first five, only one had son,
and that son was also President"
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BUNCOMBE.
NJ. GREER, Sec'y

On Wednesday, the 18th instant, respectable
portion of the Democracy of Buncombe assembled
in the Court House in l>l,eville; when, on motion
of Marcus Erwin, Esq. Col. \. g. Anderson was
requested to act as Chairman, and W. l.. Tate APP
pointed Secretary.
Mr.. Erwin proceeded to explain the object of the
meeting in brief and appropriate manner and at
the conclusion of his remarks offered the following
resolutions, which, after an amendment suggested
by David Coleman. Esq, were unanimously adopted
Resolred, That the Chairman of this meeting be
requested to appoint twenty delegates to attend
District Convention to he held at .Ashve on the
S0th day of December next for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates for the 9Th Congressional Dis
trct to the ensuing National Democratic ConveIl-
ton, to be held in Charleston 5. C.. and also to
appoint twenty five delegates to represent the De
mocracy of Buncomhe in the next ensuing State
Democratic Convention. witt, power to appoint prox-
les in the event that none oi such last named del
egateS attend.
Hesotrei, That We approve and commend the Adj
mnstration of his EXccilcnry Gov. j. W. Ellis and
recommend his denomination.
Resolred. That while are not disposed to ar
ray ourselves uncomprom>ingly with regard to the
nomination for the Presidency. for against any of
the prominent Democrats whose names have been
before the country, feel 1t duty to party
and our principles to declare that the article
ny WI. DpHSitS " hdSaLh'S, VII
the dividing line between Federal and Territorial
Authority in the Territories does not express the
doctrine of the National Democratic party on that
great question.
The following gentlemen were appointed delegates
to attend the District Convention at Ashevile:-W.
ID. Jones, George Z. Alexander, W. l.. Tate, A. g..
Anderson, David Coleman, Daniel Reynolds, I. W.
Akin, DR.. j. F. E. Hardy, Marcus Erwin, W. NJ.
Hardy, James Case, VIM Morgan, W. L. Henry,
DIR. r. W. Cooper, c. NJ. Roberts, Joseph McKin-
ney, Jacob Weaver, Thomas L. Patton, John W.
Wells. Il. p. Wells.
The following gentlemen were appointed to at
tend the State Convention DIR j. q. Hardy, +. NJ.
Wilson, VIM r. Murray, Vim. H. Bailey, VIM.
Stepp, Dr. W. l.. billiard, Dr. j. S. T. Baird Moses
Morgan Jackson Shipu,an, p. j. Israel, j. I. Wei
yer, Lambert e. Clayton 4. Clayton, W. 3. Baird,
C. b. Richards f. L. Triplett, W. W. Mcdowell, g.
W. Hampton, j. S. Smith, j. B. Mcars, Edward
Clayton, Riley Roberts, j. q. ID. Garrison, JOS
opp, Williams Green, H. F. WoolStenholm.
On motion, ordered that the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Asheville Nens
On motion, the meeting adjourned
A. Il. ANDERSON, Chm'n.
w. L. TATE, Secty.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HENDERSON,

In obedience to public notice. meeting Of the
Democracy of Henderson county was held in the
Court House in Hendecsonville on Wednesday OF
the Superior Court for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the District Convention to be held at
Ashevillc on the SOth of December next, for the
purpose of eectimg delegates to the Democratic Ma
tiondl Convention to be held in the city of Charles
ton next year; also to appoint delegates to the
Democratic State Convention, to nominate candI-
date for Governor.
On motion of Cen Edney, H. I. Farmer, Esq,
was appointed Chairman, and Manson Greer Secre
tary,
The object Of the meeting was explained by the
Chairman, whereupon Gen. Edney, after brief eX-
PLANTATION of the reasons which influenced him. Of
fere'i the following resolutions, which were unan-
mcusly adopted:
Re@lrea, That VIC heartily approve of the Ad
ministraton of his Exccllency Governor Ellis, and
recommend his denomination.
Resolred That VIC recommend to our friends the
Sth day of January next, as a suitable time for
holding the next State Convention of the Demo
cratic party, and that the chairman appoint eight
delegates to represent the Democracy of this county
in SAID Convention
Resolred, That the chairman appoint eight dele
gates to attend District Convention of the party,
to be held at Ashevle on the 3Oth day of December
next for the purpose of appointing delegates to
represent the Democracy of this district in the
approaching National Convention to be held at
Charleston.
Remlred, That while We are not disposed to ar
ray ourselves uncompromSinsy for or against any
of the prominent Democratic candidates for the
Presidency we are constrained to declare that the
position recently assumed by Mr.. Douglas, in an ar
iicle contributed to liarper's Magazine, is not the
doctrine of the National Democratic party on the
great subject of which that article treats, and we
regard due to party and its principles to make
prompt and public expression of our disapproba-
ton thereof
The following gentlemen were appointed to repre-
sent Henderson in the State COnventlon:-'. Kip
ley, B. F. Aiken, j. r. Allen, e. w. Fletcher, IT,
E. Lain. Thos. 5. Murray. Vim. Duckworth, b. NJ
Edncy.
The following were appointed delegates to the
District Convention M. NJ. Patton, NJ Freeman
Charles Greer, NJ. NJ. Edaey, b. NJ. Edney, A. j.
Miller, VIM Duckworth, t. Rhodes.
On motion of Gen. Edney, the names of the Chair
man and Secretary added to the lists of dele
gates.
On motion. ordered that the proceedings of this
meeting I've published in the AShevillc Necs
On motion the meeting adjourned.
H. T. FARMER, Chm'n.
NJ GREER. Sec'y.
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sAML T. IREDELL, n. D.
Hil IREDELL BROTHERS, A'''''
a RE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THR,p
"A supply of new
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Varnishes, Brushes, Perfumery, un''
Soaps, Fancy Articles. T.,
To which they would call attention
The medicines were selected solely with ro,,.,
purity, and WILL at all times, be compounded h The,
tent Apothecary. " comps
Physicians orders will be carefully and nrom,,,,
at small advance ON wholesale prices. P'y hId
They keep constantly hand every article =. ,
in first class Drug Store Wv " De found
SOAPS-of all qualities
SILVER SOAP-for cleansing Silver Ware n,
Paint-dn excellent article-just ont " "ass and
RIMMEI'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH SOAPS
Toilet ~ -t. -E S-forh.
PERFUMERY-a superior assortment
TOILET BOTTLES, POWDER BOXES, PORTE ~.
NAIES. &c ''"lE AOS
PONADEs, HAIR DYES AND INvIGoR ,von,
great variety. AioHS-a
BRUSHES-of all kinds and qualities
CASTOR OII.-wthout taste or smell
WINES AND LIQUORS-of the purest br,na.s
dicnal purposes. "0S lot me-
ALE AND PORTER-of best quality
CIGARS. CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO
the finest kinds. 'Vo-d
MEERsCHAUM PIPES AND CIGAR TuRps
ranted genuine. Was
lREDELL BROTHERS, Drucr; :,
o,,oho,o ,oso Raleigh ne
OS'"ooi Az, Ao"9' SS-w&xw,s
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The ArRoRA BoREALIs ExPLAINED.-A scientific
gentleman in Illinois thus gives the origin of this
celestial visitor: When the melofygstic tempera-
ture of the horizon is such as to calorcse the mpu-
rient ndentaton Of the hemisphere analogy, the
hesion of the borax curbistus becomes surcharged
with nfnitessimals. which are thereby deprived of
their fissural dispositions The effected, a rapid
change is produced in the thorambumpter of the
gyasticuts palerium, which causes convalcular in
the hexagonal antipathies of the terrestrum acqua
verusli. The clouds then become mass of deodo-
rumsied specule of cermocular light, which can on
~ be seen when it is visible.
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Oct. II, 1859.

THE EFFECT OF THE CAusE-TreaSonahle Aboli-
ton is the cause-incendiary instruction the effect
The Rochester platform has already Matched its le-
gions Of vices. Steadily and rapidly are they matu-
ring for the destruction oe nations veal. The
practical contamination Of SewardiSm through the
Executive office has been forcshadowed in terrific
deeds Of blood What could any patriotic citizen
hope from such administration that ism (if tri
umphant would inaugurate? Could moments
repose be enjoyed during its existence? No. no!
Security there would be none. On the contrary,
the country would be in constant state of distrac
ting, intestine conmotion. The public journals
would likely regularly chronicle new and daring at
tempted aggressions upon the rights of the slave
holding States.
1t is for the non-slaveholding States to determine
the future of the Union. If New York and New
Jersy in their approaching elections endorse Seward
ism in view of the recent dabocal acts of its nspl-
ration, arc free to confess that we shall regard
division as almost inevitable The chances will be
as ninety nine to one that it will occur. Indeed,
nothing short of miracles can prevent it. To sup
pose that any Southern man, who has Southern
heart in his BOSOM would consent to turn over to
the keeping of Black Republ:canism the armories,
arsenals, FORTS and navy yards within the embraces
of the slavehodng States. after such demonsrative
evidence as the Harpers Ferry emeute furnishes Of
the use that would be made of them, is to suppose
the grossest of absurdities
If the nonslaveholding States desire continual
ton of the Union they must suddenly stop in theil
wild and anprincipled crusade against the lnsttu
ton of negro slavery. They have yet time to pause
and to reflect maturely before their defnve fiat is
set forth. That they may retrace the inconsderats
steps which they have so traitorously taken, ane
rally as in other days. to the support OF the Consti
tuition must be the prayer of every true American
| heart Wash. States
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the people might indicate. The government, OF OF
NorthC Carolina is noto under the absolute control OF
the people, and it Is not to be presumed that their
representatives will hefioeforth discriminate against
a large majority Of them; but if they should, the
majority of the people have the power as it will be
their duty, to send those to represent them in the
Legislature who will protect their lights and inter-
ests, and conshlt and reflect their wishes.
Most respectfully,
Your obedient Servt,
NJ A. BLEDSOE.
OttebdE 18Th, 1859. -.
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LEFr.-We learn that man who had been in
Georgetown, S. c.. during good part of the last
Summer the plea of health, left last Friday, it
being intimaed to him that it might save trouble
the community and danger to himself He was a
man Of fine personal appearance, remarkably intell-
gent, and of gentlemanly manners and address,
Circumstances left no doubt of his character as an
emmissary of those opposed to the institutions of
the community in which he was sojourner The
Harpers Ferry affair has aroused Southern vigilance,
and the business of emmssaries will he found lex
ira hazardous. "-WH Journal
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RUNAWAY.

"AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
w common Jail of Martin county, N. c., on the I'd
day Of june 1859, negro man, who SAYS his name IA
TOM, and thu he belongs to a Mrs. CROSS near South
Quay, southampton county, Va but that he was hired
out for the present year to Elisha Lee work in the Tur
be says he away about the first Of Apr Last
The said negro has his right eye out very dark
and badly dressed; be is about feet inches heh The
cordng t the acts Of Assembly and pay fee &C. and re-
ceive his property. =
W. W. WARD, Sheriff.
Martin Co., n c., June 9, 1885, sX-w&swsm.
~ price Adv. &la1 ~. - >
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Who ARE IN THE PLoT-lt is understood that
the initials IF. B. s." signed to John Browns let.
ter from Concord, Mass, refer to Mr. F. B. San
horn. Secretary of the Massachusetts Emigrant Aid
Society; and the initials rs. G. H." to Dr. 8. G.
Howe, of Boston.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

g1VHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A yALU.
able farm of five hundred of land living in the
county Of Randolph, fifteen miles northwest Of Ashebo-
rough. ON Uwharie creek eight miles from Thomass De-
pot and mile from n Rushs Mills Said land is nro
ductve for Corn Wheat. Oats and Tobacco There are
about two hundred acres of cleared land hundred Of
is very rch well tmbered under good fencing sery od
house and kitchen and all oubadngs that are
Very good water Any one wishing to purchase such
sell and move west - ~ "
NOAH BRILES
oe'ooer 90 1909. 43-wstpd.
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THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER

THE OLD NORTH STATE, FOREVER
IT OOK HERE, FRIENDS AND FELLOW. CITIES
IL will You buy the noble STATE OF NORTH.CAN
LlNAs If send to the subscribers, or subscribe h
County Agent, for this
New, Large and Magnificent Map,
And yOn will get the whole State. with her Rivers R
roads. Go d, Copper. Lead. Iron and Coal Mines and
the Cities Towns and Villages, her noble Mountains adj
Springs, and her Fields and Flowers.
II You want this GOLDEN PRIZE, now is The TIM
Map seven feet BY i've. Border views of the State H0r
Insane Asylum, Chapel Hill, Male and Female Coles
de-, &c. one Of the cheapest and best Maps pHbl
PEARCE Il BEST,
Hillsburo', n. C. lsa
AGENTS WANTED for Every County in the SUI
Terms liberal. Apply as above.
Editors throughout the State copying this aG's
tisement six months, and noticing it edoray, shall
entitled to copy Of the Map.
July |, 1859. So wdsV6D
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

ATTOR NEY AT A"'
RALEIGH, N. c., Of w.
WIN attend the County and Superior Courts i.
Johnston, and Harnett. ,ho Lasr"
Hotel. 19~fH
Raleigh, March 81, 1859.
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TO DRUGGISTS.

a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A Of the University Of New York. and practitioner Of
seven years experience desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment His reason for wishing such situs
ton is that his health will admit of the exposure Incl
dent to the practice OF medicine The satisfactory
references given both to character and qualification
Address, MEDICUS,
Pittsboro', N. C.
DECEMBER zH. l6hS ' 5Q-vtf
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NOTICE.-ALL THOSE INDEBTED TO ME- lNDI.
~ vdnaly, are hereby informed that all accounts not
paid by the first Of January will certainly be nut in the
hands OF an officer for collection without exception
October %, 1859. IaHat,;
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A PROCLAMATION.

By His Ence2ency, JOHN W. ELLIS Governor of zs g.,
North Ca,o,iaa g
" HEREAS, BY A RESOLUTION OF THE cpv
w eral Assembly, it is made the duty of the C Wy"
of the State for the time being, "to apart dar
year, and 10 give notice thereof by proclamation VET
Of solemn public Thanksgiving to Almighty God e., ap
blessings, and of suppcaon for His cnntinued mp N
wards Us. and for His watchful Providence oyer NY
State and nation ;" VA
Now therefore; | do BY this, my proclamation, ap,d,,
and set apart thursday, the oath dav of Noyemh ph
such day, and do most respectfully recommend ,b,, M
observed accordingly, by all the good people 81 the S,
r., 81 Given under my hand and attested BY the G'
H. 81 Seal of the State 'e ''a
Done at the City of Raleigh this the oath day Of 49,
Der, A. D. 1885, w"
JOHN W. ELLIS
BY the Governor: '"
GRAHAM Dawes, Private Secretary.
Oct. ~, 1889. 93-w&su.
e. E. HARRI<'S SALOON.
HARGETT STREET, ONE DOOR FROM FAyrTvp
WILLIE STREET,
OPPOSITE WILLIAMS HAYwooD's DRUG SnRr,
"ARRIS,S SALOON Is SUPPLIED WITH m,
Ii best stock of FINE LIQUORS in the Civ ' mi
his variety of WINES will be found to embrace nj %
choicest brands.
Clasgelt's Celebrated Cream Ale
on draught. Superior CIGARS and CHEWING TOB,c
co, &c, DC.
The Subscriber is determined to keep one of he bs
regulated SALOONS in the State His Stock Of VIM
Liquors. Ale Porter, Cigars Tobacco &C., has been :
Iected with view first class patronage
no effort will be sa'is'ae'' & h P"sis s
Raleigh, Oct. ], 1859
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$50 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND Fol
SALE.


SALE.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF WAKE COURT
Il of Equity. at the Fall Term, $50, the uudrsgnk
will sell to the highest bidder The PRENlsys gu
SATURDAY, the 18th of Octnber, 1859, $50 ACRES OF
LAND belonging TO the estate of p. Busbee decd and
lately in the possession of johnson Busbee.
This land is situated l015 miles east of Raleigh on Il.
Newbern road. and both sides of the N. c. Rarl-
well tmbered with long leaf pine. with an excellent wEl
LING House, OFFICE, STORE HOUSE, and all necessary ou
hOnses, being of the desirable residences in s
county.
At The same time will be sold two smaller tracts ond
Z, the other Of ACRES the land above described
TERMS:
credit Of ls. IS and "a months. the purchaser pawn,
per cent of the purchase money down. and giving bond
with approved security for the residue:
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C ME-
October 8, 1859. pr. adv. ~ ss-waswtd
4 LsO AT THE SAME PLACE, ON THE
lot Of CORN. FODDER. SHUCKS. &C.. together with lis
stock of cows, HOGS HORSES, and HOUSEHOLD
anu A''oh'' FURNITURE &c eG g.; BusBEE
October 8, 1853. 81 -w&swd
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.- WAKE
- COUNTY.-ln Equity.-John b. Love and his VII
Margaret E. Mate j. Conan and Others. heirs and de-
cendants of the late James Conan, or parte
Pursuant to order made at Fall Term, 1859, Ofrh
Court OF Equity for the county of Wake, the underU
Clerk and Master will proceed to sell at the Court se
door, in the City Of Raleigh. Saturday the 18th NJ
vember next, the land in the peadings mentioned and
scrbed to wit: "a certain lot stnate in the City ii h.
leigh the west side of Fayetteville Street, the n
section Of Fayetteville and Target Streets. and South
Harge Street, beginning at the of Fayettevesd
Harget Streets, (he same being the of lot No. u
in the plan Of the city of Ralegh and running down d.
etteve Street eightyv feet the lot owned by tie
Richard Smith. thence norhwa,ds along the line of ih
lot 10 its northwestern crner. thence sou,hwards a
the western boundary of that lot, and the adjoining lt
Lougee, thrtytwo feet to the dividing line Of The M
Kyle along that line to Salisbury Street. thence n
wards to Harget Street. thence eastwards to the btgm
the same being the northern part Of lot No ISL. Tew
Cash.
Given under my hand OF office, this nth October, u
Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD, &. j. NJ
Del 81, 1853. pr. adv. $6.) 9l-w&sw5f
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HILLSBORO, N. C. MILITARY ACADb,r|
VTlHIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED W W. -
Il plan of the Virginia and South. Carolina Slas'
~ Institutions.
For Circular address the Superintendent, rrE,
u .. ...e." wi Hilisboro: W ~
January 90. 1859 5-wS',I
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OYSTERS! OYsTERs!!

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
20 N'H s" Received Daily. rg
EAMILIES SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTli ,;rsL
ranted fresh and sound, and good measure w.
At the unrE
- OAh Ciii W.
Raleigh, Oct. 26, 1859. -
ii. i JOHN W. GRAVES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al La"
.-...- Yanceyyille, N. c.. rAsrlr
June z, 1850. 52-"/
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Office Wilmington & Weldon r. r. Co."
.. WILMINGTON, 2ist October, l'a.
vNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOChfhUnr
ers of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad ~. I' "a
nv. will be held in this place on THURSDAY, '@
day Of November next. By order. .,r.
JAMES s. GREEN, Seeren W
October Is, 1859. D. S