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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
NUMBER 90.

| IL spose it's fur some kind Of co IN plain,
~ Capt. Lober's been making
Exactly" said Lober's counsel. Your
horse has destroyed much properly belong.
ing to my client" -
"Guess not, Squire" returned Joe,
"cause that's impossible. Ny boss could
not do such Q thing"
What do you mean by that?"
Why, ! haint got no horse as is capa.
Bile of doing SO much mischief
"You own horse p
"Why--" .....- ..H
"Wewant none Of your mhys. You own
. horse ?"
"But want to explain. Capt. L.ober
he came to me biin' over with wrath,
and axed me if owned a boss, and told
him yes. Then be billed over more, made
lots Of threats, and wen: off in heap of
passion sfore could explain"
"But do you deny that your horse wa.
in my clients field p
1t couldn't been there unless some
body put it there
That's not the thing. Do you deny
that your horse did the damage 2"
Z" Sartin do"
Yours IS a white horse p
" Rather yallarish cast, Squire
"And old and poor!"
A lettle shaky, | think"
"Then how do you know It was not
your horse that did the damage
That's just the pint was to explain.
gravity.
"Ef anybody axed me this ar3rc come
up here, should told 'em all about it.
The fact is. Squire, never ewred bat one
boss in my lie, and never expect t., and
that ere is 6 SAP boss ~
The Court smiled and hid its rac be
hind book--the captains counsel looking
very blank and the captain himself turned
very red and then pale by turns. In the
meantime, the spectators came nigh sp''-
ing their sides with laughter. Some I'll i
to Teprimand Joe for this result: but he
was so simple and honest on the occasion.
that all the blame fell where it b. !sns-a,
upon tbs man that brought the suit Il
was very easily proved that Joe never
owned a "ive hoss," and lie w4s seat
about his business.
/; was small affair perhaps. bat it
made great noise and SO hot and heavy
were the various remarks that came show.
erinG down upon Daniel Lober. ,ha, in lees
than mou,h he was obliged 10 sell cut
and move.
Af,cr this, Uncle Jces hens and gocre
wandered about without fear Of being shot;
but his old horse never was kE0wn 10 20
away. except when j. was upon his mag
ter's shoulders"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10

The annexed is the 6rst Of : series Of
articles written last summer, but did not
come into our possession until recently
Their publication at present-when the
mercury is sporting among the teens be-
low zsro-is doubtless somewhat unsea.
sonable but they viii suffice to show that
the heat Of summer entails discomfort 90
we'll a. the reign Of old Boreas.-ED.l
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when the number OF insertions Is not specified. ad-
will be marked .'till fortd, and charged
all price. Business Cards are excepted.
Cash In .ivanee will be required all advertise
nents except where special contract has been made
fa tha
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Utyoy-wM. II. BI6EfDW.
Elscorel.r-CHAS. B. RUSfIN.
Aarstal-P. ". PEITCNARD.
Trea,ursr-WM n. JOY.
Supeyrisr-JAMES BASr0S.
AlGsrmen- First WJrd-JNO. FlT2GlBBON. JNO.
NAGY, FRANKLIN WIXoN.
second W,rd-A. Il. APPLETON, II. c. 1IFFf.
@. 4. WDDUGALL.
Third lTarl-S. II. CASAUY. n. c. HUDSON.
H.sM Wurd-C. K. POOR, II HENRi CORDUA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

County Judgs--JOIlS y, ALLISON.
Ty.asur,r nai R,coldr-CHAS. 4. HEDGES.
Clerk Ttsfricf Euri--L. \. YIELD.
.Sisrif-WM. II FRAME.
School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c. L1NfN6ER
D-aisng. Cs.n.--LuTHEE WOODFoED.
Snr~syor--IoHN K. COOK.
Cbroner-L. d. LerILLlEE.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

yYefte.s OF tie Tsaee-JAMES N. BACON, =. A
WILMA:S -
Cn,tobr,s-A MApSuE'L J. W. STEVENS
Tru,t>ss-E. X. ROBINSON, l.. c. SANBOkA, JN'
YirZfIBB0N.
CL.sL--E L. STONE.
Assess~-A Y. I.UrNT
Sapsy Il s.,--JbiiN W. LEWIS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10

NJ fIaltaAtk aHA s9tsH seAls-s "a stoves ssi
NJ lin .ats4 sls aa,n atA ,atsss ~ tiH. ,pppsI
asd tksst issa was tsart ~ ST. s,sss csy, lssa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10

Jon WORK--lIaving extensive assortment Of the
latest styles Of Job and Card types v. are prepar
81 - do sn kinds Of Job Printing In the best style
n the art.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
A a,,DNfveiEM,
J alIIlI AIAlI.Allt.

hEAIEu II h8uAesr Al 1atle'y bar iran sni
| sfa.L Asfisa tathl iaiplsmsnlt, sisn OF thn
s.F.l $50 fsAWi ssg4Ht alaaA ti#s Naa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10

YAYHOLEsALs aud retail isaiss IN Groceries aud
w Provision. Pias Lumber. Doors. sash. Hiuds,
Pine ghinglss Ae, on@ DIOR ~sst OF Pearl II eel,
hsntia9 Lssss, Sioux city, foss.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10


What is it 10 be a gentleman? II il 10
be honest, TO be gentle, to be generous, to
be brave, 20 bs wise. and possessing all
these qualities, to exercise them in the
most graceful manner Oush, gentle.
mar to be loyal sou, n true husband. aud
an honest father? Ought his life To he
decent his priuter's1 Hill. to be paid, his
tastes to hl elevated aud elegant, His aims
ia lie lofty aal noble - TAsekery.
-. . . -
At y representation of Moz,rt's Don Ci.
ovanni, Young eoSeomh hUmmed sn tud
certain aus OF the opera rs Il annus al
hs neighhors An amateur, Who -, be,
. lc him, unable ~ bear i, nav longer, said
aloud, Nha, toolgH DO you mean
me E said the Troublesome fellow 10 him.
" Ne, air. complain oi Mario, who pre-
vents ms hearing vau"
Aim =, perfection IL everything, thsurh
IN most thugs Il is aaattain,hle no ,s,er
the, who am vi IL, aud rerscvere, will
chms mach neater ta II than those who's.
lal,nn,s and icspoadency mako them give
Il up ~ unAllaluahlo.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10

RATHER DESTITUTE A schoolmas'er in
Connecticut was. on one occasion, exam
ming boy from Rhode Island in his cate.
chism. and asked the following question
" How many Gods are there :?
The Providence Plantations subject
scratched his head for willis, and then
replied:
81 don't know how many youve go, in
Connecticut. but we have none In Rhode
Island"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
g. %4@ @t-THE- "@ A @~.a
SIOUX CITY REGISTER
Is PUBLISHED
YvERY SATURDAY MORNING,
,@rgEl y -Ar-J g. FL
0ieux City. Woodbury. County, Iowa,
ZIEBACH l. FRENZY.


tvRMs or sUBSCRTPTIoN-Two Dollars . year
always in advsnes for six months One Dollar;
~ skrss months, finy Gents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10

vNYn9i.tsALk aud s.,sIi dssless Ia Ready Nsi,
w t3tshtar, Hfs. sha aaaa nnnt~ sni shsss,
Dsg G#atls 1ewsifg, ~, eoIn.r VI tpsfl aud tAiri
stt@sss @atua @#t leNa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10

BEAUTIFUL ALLEGunY-Mr Critteud.n
Of Kentucky was at one time engaged in
defending man who had been indicted
for capital offence. Aftor an elaborate
aud powerful! defence he closed his etfor.
by the following striking and beautiful
allegorv -
when God in his eternal counsel con.
ceived the thought Of mans creation, he
called to him the three ministers who wait
constantly upon the throne-J ustice. Truth
and Mercy, and thus addressed them -
Shall we make man? Then said Justice
90, God, make him not, for he will tram
pie upon thy law Truth made an answer
also, %, God. make him not for he will
polute thy san,uaries But Mercy drop
ping down upon her knees, and looking
| up through her tears, exclaimed, %, God,
make him II will watch over him with
my care through all the dark paths which
he may have to tread Then God made
man, and said to him, %. man. ,hou sEs
tho child of Mercy, so deal with thy
brother"
The jury. when he finished we're dro~ II.
ed in tears. and, against evidence, and
what must have been their own conviction
broush. in verdict of no, guilty.
psa- One day not long since, relats
the Cleveland P!ataieuisr, the accsmmo-
dation train from CleavelaGd to Columbus
had a convict on board. who was being IA.
ken bv IA oihcer to the psnitentiary. locat.
ed at the last named place. The prisoner
was covered with cloak which concealed
| from view the shaekies upon mis- wrists
b. sat. slightly bowed looking very grur,.
and probably rejecting upon the rather
ndrrosr prospect before him. 4 New En-
gland Yankee on the train had his curiosi-
ty particularly excited bv what he inferred
to be considerable weight on the spirit
OF the convict. SO he approached him with
the intent 80 elict, if possible, such inform
alton as would crafty his curiosity. The
following are the questans he prcpounded.
and the answers thereto: "Goin' ter
klumbus'" "Yas," tgratily.l Coin
emmy further? p NO" "Goin' ter stop
in klnmbus?' Yes "Goin' ter see
eny friends there Mo" "Goin' ter
du emmy kind o'work ,here?" Yes"
Coin ter star, business on yer own hook"
No. What arc ye foin there fnry'
Going for seven years" The Yankees
| curiosity WAS almost satisfied.
. . .
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IOsEPH GRAVEL.
A. MAS = nRO.,

vAyuoLfSALR aud r.tsil as.isr Ia hry Goods,
w Groceries, Provisions, boats aud shosn, fsarl
street, siaus Gity foss,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
,. 4. sAWYERs 4 CO.

NyHOLEsALEa and retail dealers In all kinds of
w orocsries and produce, Pearl street, Sioux
City, los
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-10
r. J. KINkAID,

VXYHOLEsALE and. retail iesisrs In s,ap's and
w Fame, Dry Goo4A Groseries boots and Shoes,
sscand street, sioas rHy. Iowa.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-04
OUR MUSICAL, ERzENr.

A WEEKLY PUBLICATION OF SHEET MUSIC suita-
n BILE for the players and singers of the Home circle and
consisting of sixteen full folio size stitched in hand
some cover 1t contains all the popular dances of the day.
arrangements from the most avorite operas scenes songs
ballads, &c. &c. An abundant supply of every thing that
the popular taste demands too difficult always in
struCtye, and ever fresh and delightful. :
The favor with which UR MUSICAL FRIEND has
been received by the public and the Communications has
won from the Press guarantees Of its worth. work
so cheap accurate and elegant does not exist any other
country The amount Of music procured at the reg
uar stores would cost at least twenty times what costs in
Our Musical Friend Variety ad excellence secured
by purchasing article cheap and much needed Pieces
by the following composers have appeared in the first ten
numbers the names speak for themselves Mozart S. Low
Nalersein Meyerpeer Footow, gmuller F. schu-
BERT Verdi Donizett Strauss, Musard Thalberg Bafe
Rossin Weber, Kucken Speyer, Abt e. A. Macfarren,
Bein Smart Ascher, Crouch D. Albert Bishop, Auber,
Paeseo Iandpanter, Beethoven, &C., &C. Al! these pie
ces are within the range of ordinary players and singers and
are invariably characterized by the DELICIOUS melody and
easy accomplishments,
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
is published weekly price 10 cents and may be ordered from
any bookseller periodical dealer. 1t will be direct
from the Office of publication the following yearly
s. half year 81 sos Gibbs copies, $l4 copies $26
10 copies $40 per year. rates for half year. No sub
scrpton taken for less than months payable in advance
Office of " Our Musical Friend" Is Frankfort Street,
New York G. B. SEYMOUR& CO. Proprietors.
Jan. 2j 1853. ll9dlna-22-wlm
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PROFESSOR DE GRATH.-We have been called upon
during the past week. by professor Chaes De rah of No
80 South Eighth street, who has exhibited to us conclusive
proof that he is the original inventor and manufacturer
the article known as De Grahs Electric OIL the preparation
and sale of which long carried by him in this ctv
while in business with any one We feel bound
to make this statement in justice to Professor De Grah who
certainly entitled to whatever credit due to the first in
PRODUCTION of this medicine.-City Item, Mag 3d.
The public here what editors say about nv genuine
Electric OIL The Professor would merely inform the pub
Tic and his numerous customers United States
that he continues to manufacture of this cebrated Oil at the
Old stand though pushed to fill ORDERS he put on extra
force, and will soon have full supply on hand Rheuma-
ts and other diseases cured few minutes by this
celebrated remedy. And will pay $25 for the arrest of
low scamp advertising to sell Electric OIL and decevng the
public with bogus names as chemists &C., &c.
Sole proprietor and manufac turer in the world.
PROF. CHAS. DE GRATH,
At his cd stand, No. 80 South EIGHTH street
Near Chestnut, Phila.
N. BAH my Electric Oil has my signature the label
and name blown the bottle
For sale in Wilmington, N c., by Drake & McIIin and
W. H. Lpptt Druggists, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally
Feb. 3.-127&26-1w
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS


CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unang in the ofa those
painful and dangerous diseases to which the female cons
tuition is subject It mOderates all and all
distractions, and speedy may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited 1t will, iu a short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the first
three months of Pregnancy, they to bring
Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe.
all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, Papaton OF
The Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will effect
cure when all other have failed, and although pow
u remedy do not contain iron, caomel, anthony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
1s+ JOB MOSES,
(Late /. G. Baldwin 4 Co..
Rochester N. Y.
rN.B-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
olzed Agent will insure bottle containing 90 Pills. by
return mail. al
For sale by Druggists generally.
SOL AVLAND, STEVENSON d CO., Charleston, Whole
March isth, 1868 lsl&2s-ly
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RosIN-We have important change to report in the
market either grade during the week just ended The
continued high freight together with the unfavora
BILE from the Northern markets for the lower grades
has check sas bb 1at a
81 rs y ESQ lbs; and 100 bbls No at 81 rs to 81 u
81 Is to 81 So In Common sales Tuesday of 800 bbls
81 bs and 100 do at 81 Is for large size bbls,
and this morning 900 do at 81 Is per $40 Lbs
week. On Saturday the price went up Is cents,
with sales at 81 Monday however it declined to 81 &c.
which figure the sales since have been made Sales for
the week of s9 bbls at 81 3d. 81 95 S2closing at low
est price.
been exceedingly light for time past and the supply
on market has become nearly worked off There is brisk
finds QUICK sale One lot Of 81 head was brought on
day. and sold at 81 cents y b For SHEEP there also
quick at 81 so each.
BARREIs-There has been only meagre demand through
out the week empty Spirits Turpentine barrels and
sequeny but transactions to report We quo:e
sales of second hand at 81 Is 81 20 for lots
thew run 81 20 81 so for seectedcash and so days
CorToN-Since last Thursdays review the advices
both foreign and home markets have proved unfaVora
hs isd na a ns prices ri are give sales or
the week follows Thursday - bales at liz cents for
eSs @dSas o o for een
mixed grades do. at liz cents for mddng and do al
III cents for good mddng Saturday 20 do at cents
for low midding and IA do at II cents for mddng fair
and Tuesday Is do at III cents for mddng and do at
cents for middng 50 do at IL GIG cents for strict
and II do at for good middling the market clos
ing with a declining tendency.
CORN MEAL.The market is at present fairly supplied
and we notice only limited demand We continue to quote
at so IS cents per bushel.
EGGsBegn to be brought in quite Freely and are rather
slow of sale. We quote at Is 16 cents B dozen, as IN
quantity.
ruled inactive for State brands and the transactions have
been confined to small lots from store On Friday last the
mice gave way shade and 100 bbs. changed hands al
S 60 for supene The demand since our last has been
and one other parcels have changed hands
at same price above. Receipts for the week have been
small but we note moderate stock remaining in dealers
hands We quote cross at IS TO- fine IS S5 supene S CO.
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t,e ana Resolutions of the Survivors OF the
steamer North Carolina.


PT' steamer North Carolina.
meeting of the surviving passengers of the Bay
steamer North Carolina, destroyed by fire on the
ne mo of the 29th instant held on board the steamer
9oIn4t Point, of NewsYork, at Smiths Point Light
p S Chesapeake Bay, Dr. John G. REEVES, of Edge
boab Co.. u. c., was called to the Chair, and Edward
" Lively, Esq., of Williamsburg Va, appointed Secre
IN notion the following preamble and resolutions
., 70 unanimously adopted
"WuEREAs the Chesapeake Bay steamer Moth Caro-
,., On her downward trip from Baltimore to Norfolk
.,oE fire at 2 o'clock, A NJ. on the 29th inst. five
e south of the above Light Boat and burned to the
tprs edge; and we the passengers on said boat and
Yin have passed thus far almost unframed through all
9 disastrous scenes resulting therefrom we deem it due
Iose. to whose presence of mind and cool Judgment
20 owe cur safety, to make public acknowledgment of
,nr most unfeigned thanks therefore
RESOLVED lSt-That to Capt James Cannon, Lloyd
p Parkes Purser James Marshall, first mate, and
Thomas ~ J. P Walker, second mate, Noah Bratt and
lanes BROMLEY lst and I'd engineers, owe special
e of thanks for their courage good judgment, resoute
frmness and ndOmable perseverance, that enforced dis
ne among the passengers and crew, and enabled the
boats and raft to be safely loaded with the last Of the
passengers or crew responding to calls that be-
ieved to be on board
ReolUed 2d-That the conduct Of the entire force Of
the Steamer also Isaac Wilson, Mail Agent, and Edward
PNN0'HSo O"NNi
yaton showed willingness to obey orders and prompt
ness Of action that merit our admiration and grateful
opprova and we hereby tender them sngy and colec-
lively our warmest and most sincere regards. Also:
Resolued, 3d-That we consider ourselves under nnu-
merabe obligations for the unsophsticated kindness and
generous hospitality shown US, and particularly to the
ladies, by Capt. Lemuel Heyden, of Smiths Point
Light Boat" Capt. D. French, VIM. Friedman, and
Valentine Baker lst and I'd Mates OF the Locust Point
Steamer n Y.
Resolved, 4th-And while we acknowledge the over
ruling Providence of the God of the Universe, in our
narrow and perilous escape from watery grave,-we
at the same time mingle our reverential sympathes and
deep heartfelt emotions with the family and friends
the Rev. Dr. Curtis, of Chester S. c., who passed away
IN the consuming flames of the burning wreck, unknown
to any one until we reached the Smiths Point Light
Boat" hoping that when this sad intelligence reaches
bem that they bear up under the distressing calamity
with christians patience and martyrs fortitude.
Resolved, 5Jh-That these proceedings be published
in the Norfolk and Portsmouth papers.
JNO. G.. REEVES, Chairman
T. II. LIVELY, Secretary.
Steamer Locust Point, Saturday, II o'clock, NJ, Jan
g. 1859.
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MARRIED.,

In Dupn county, the 9th January, by J. R. EzzeI
Esq. Miss MARTHA J. HEATH to Mr.. MARSHAL j.
DREW, of Sampson County.
In New Hanover county, the 18th inst by Rev. w M
Kennedy Mr.. SOLOMON j. FAISON, of Sampson to Miss
HELEN j. FENNELL, daughter Of Rev. Geo. Fennelf of
New Hanover.
In Dupln county, the 9th inst by the Rev. A. Guy
JAMES TAYLOR KELLEY Esq, to Miss AMANTA OAR
MADEAUX ROCHELL, all of Dupln.
In Duplin County, Tuesday 18th inst by N. B. Whit
field Esq, Mr.. OLIVER HERRING, to Miss KITTY ANN
SUMERLIN daughter of the late James II. SumerIn ESQ,
all of Dunln.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-04

SANDS Observation-Disclosures and expert
men have demonstrated that upon the condition of the
blood, depends the health of the body. Consequently
when disease the shape of Scroula Eryspeas, Ulcers
Cutaneous Eruptons, Liver Complaint, &c. appear, it is
evident that the secreve functions have become inert and
impurities have been engendered in the blood which are
working their way the surface This celebrated extract
will speedily purify the blood, equaze the circulation I'M,
prove the appetite mpart tone and gor to the SYSTEM and
gradually but surely, extirpate the disease.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally FEB T. l859.-22 1t
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Some parcels Offering this morning. but buyers
disposed to operate unless at lower figures,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE our last the market has ruled
quiet ARTICLE and have but small transactions
report On Saturday the price up cent, but Mon
day receded, and the quoted on Thursday
Nothing done yesterday or this morning and from
present the market has downward tendency
stock light Sales for the week of only 1850 bbls, fol-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
James A. Bunting,
David E. Bunting, p+it;, f, colo oF poo1 Es4o+o
and Others o " ' ~ ~ 0'
Er PdTc.
IN PURSUANCE of decree of the Court of Equity, for
New Hanover county, in this made at last Term
shall offer SALE by public auction ct the Market House
in Wilmington, Tuesday, the 10Th March next, (beng
Tuesday Of Court week the following certain tract of
Land, situate in the county of New Hanover containing
546 acres lying the head waters of Morgans creek
called Erwinc branch adjoining the lands Of Daniel I;
George, Obed Scott Elizabeth flanagan John G. MAIN and
others " and being the Of land which the late
John Bunting lived at the time of his death.
TERMS.-One Hundred Dollars cash,-the residue at
twelve MONTHS under bond with approved security.
Given at Office, this Sd February, A. D. 1859.
A. NJ. WADDELL, C. NJ. E.
Feb. 4, 1S59-23-6w nn Pr. fee S. 62
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HEADACHE.


ATTENTION, TTIE1 AFFLTCTIED WORLD!
MERCHANTS, Druggists, Physicians and all dealers IN
Patent Medicines, and the public generally apprised
that have appointed DR.. A. o. BRADLEY Wholesale and
Retail Agent for the sale of GRAYS GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply theml at my low
est wholesale price. W. F. GRAY,
Nashville, Dec. 18th, 1857 Sole Proprietor.
Nov, 5th, 1858 l0-tl5ap59
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
New HANOVER COUNTY COURT,
December Term, 1853.

John E. Barnes
VS.. Original Attachment.
James Freshwater,1
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court that the defendant James Freshwater, is
resident is therefore ordered by the Court that publ
cation be made in the Wilmington Journal for six weeks,
notifying the said defendant appear at the next term OF
this Court to be held at the Court House in Wilmington on
the Monday of March then and there to plead
demur judgment final by default will be taken
against him. and the property levied upon be sold to satisfy
plaintiff s debt and costs.
Test, SAM'L r. BUNTING, Clerk
Feb. 3, 1859 [l27-lt-23-tc- Pr. fee S. 81