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HENDERSON INSTITUTE-MALE AND
FEMALE.
(Loeated imnsediaely ON tie r. d G. r. r., about egyi
distant from Raeiga Wedoa)
DANIEL H. CHRISTIE, PRINCIPAL
GAVIN II. LINDSAY, A. NJ. Assistant in Male Depart.
ment.
Mrs L. A. CHRISTIE and Miss L. GORSE, Assistants in
Female Department.
TERMS PER Session OF 81 WEEKS:
Board. including every thing, $50 co
Tuition in Primary English, $40 or - 80
Higher I" Is 90
English and one Language, 20 90
:. Two or more Languages, Is 90
Music Piano or Guitar 1000
Painting, Drawing, &C., at the usual charges.
The Boarding Departments and School Buildings sep
arate admitting association Of the The former
under the immediate supervision Of the teachers. -
The Male Department will be under Military Drill and
Discipline tending to habits Of order and promoting Pbys-
cal development aud ha,dhood much neglected in our
system Of Education.
For Circulars containing full information address
DANL II. CHRISTIE,
Henderson. N. C.
November 20, 1883. 4s-wsm.*
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LAND FOR SALE.

VyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS LAND
Il lying the waters of Grassy Creek Granville eoun-
ty which he lives The tract contains about 900
acres, of which about 40 standing in original growth
and heavily tmbered. The land is well adapted to the
growth Of Tobacco, Corn Cotton, Wheat and Oats; and
being we'll watsred can be pro6'aby employed as stock
farm: The place is we'll improved having a dwelling
such negro cabins cribs stables &c. in good re-
pair. There is also the premises Grist Mill in good
running order which, for about eight months Of the year.
does good work, having good custom.
The subscriber being very DESTROYS to SELL invites pur
chasers to examine his place 1t is situated in high
lars address the undersigned at Oak Hill Granville coun
tyN.C.
NJ SMITH
December II, 1858. 5O-w2m.
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800 REWARD. a =,

800 REWARD. a
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER IN RAN
H dopt county. about the 18th day of December
1885, my negro man Jordan He is about 80 years old
weighing about ITO fbs feet high quick spoken, and
very intelligent; copper complexion, dark heavy whskers
very well clothed had in his possession neat silver
watch and is supposed that he had considerable of
ney when he left. Said negro is excellent Boot and
Shoe maker and doubt trying to make bis way 70 the
State of Ohio where be has wife and may have counter
felt frea papers forged by white man. will give
$50 for his safe confinement in Jail in
So more for sucient evidence that viii convict any
son persons who may be hsrborng said slave assist
ing him. either directly or indirectly to make his escape
to some free State. - s,,- a..- 7It
EZRA BECKERDITE.
Asheboro', Randolph Co.. n O., Jan. 8, 1883. &C..
pr. Adv. 60 t0) 1-H6t.
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A Splendid Opening for Investment.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE.

V0HE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale their Tobacco Fac
tory, situate at Tally Ho Granville county, N e., i'm
mediaely the road leading from Oxford to Hsboro.
The house is large enough and fixtures plenty to work
thirty hands There is also the premises single story
Dwelling with two rooms, good Kitchen, Smoke House,
Negro House. Stables, Crib, Steam House. &C., DC. A
splendid opportunity is here presented to any wishing
to engage in the manufacturing Of Tobacco The location
good being the edge Of the lands that produce
fine if the finest Tobacco in the State. There is al
neghborhood is unsurpassed for health and good morals
Having sold out Store at Tally Ho and Of the part
Of having left the neghborhOod renders
it close the entire concern and wish to do
can and therefore would like to have pro-
positions early be done. For further particulars
address A. H. Cooke at Oxford j. J. Meadows and DR.
A. Fleming, at Tally Ho.
Terms reasonable.
COOKE, MEADOWS FLEMING.
August %, 1858. S5-wtf
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nj 0TIcE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
II day purchased the entire interest Of RcRA A. YouSG
in the Coocern Of BRITT0N, TODD i YOUNG. >
All persons having claims against The Concern will psase
present them for paymea and al persons indebted 10 the
Concern, will please settle their respective accounts
- 4: RICHARD O. BRITTON, {
~ BERNARD TODD. =
nIsSOLUTION.-THE CONCERN OF BRITTON,
II TODD 4 YOUNG, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Either partner will sign the name of the Concern
oDyl,n liquidation.
tg~Tgt RICHARD O. BRITTON,
+,E4s BERNARD TODD.
RICHARD A. YOUNG.
CO.PARTNERSHIP.- o. BRETON
~ and BERNARD TODD, of the late Firm Of BRrfroN,
ToDD You've. and JOSEPH TODD, of the late Firm Of
ToDD hINToN TRAYLoR have this day associated them
selves together under the Style and Firm of 2a
RITTON, TODD & co.,,
FOR TEE PURPOSE CONDUCTING TIE
Grocery and Commission Business.
We return sincere thanks to numerous patrons
and friends for the past nine years. and solicit their vors
for the Concern BERNARD Tom will give bis person.
al attention to the sales of Tobacco, Cotton Wheat and
other Country Produce which he has done for the last nine
RICHARD O. BRITT0N,
..s. =, BERNARD TODD,
~ JOSEPH TODD.
Petersburg, Jan. LIST, 1859. l-w!m.%
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January 3, 1876!

STATE OF FORTH.CAROLlNA.-w
- COUNTY.-Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, No.
Adminstrator-Petton for account and settlement.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendants William. Kelly and wife Martha, Will
liam Poole and wife Smithy, and - Pate of Elias
Pate decd nonresidens Of tse Sate It is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the North Carolina
Weekly Standard, newspaper published in the City of
PENDANTS to be and appear before the Justices Of our said
Court TO be held for said county, at The Court H,use in
Godsboro the third Monday in February next then
and there to plead deur to the petition
psinans the will be taken pro consso and set
for hearing &c pdrts as TO them.
Witness Benjamin Aycock Clerk of said Court at office
in Goldsboro, the third Monday of Nov, A. D., 1883
. $50 BENJAMIN AYCOCK, Clerk.
Jan. 4, 1859. pr. Adv. &5 62h) 2-w6t~
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December II, 1858.

SELECT SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, N. C.
VyHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
i open the 9Th of JANUARY next, under the super.
visio, Of Mrs. H. B. BOBBITT and Miss g. PARTRIDGE.
Terms per session of months, follows: :.
English Branches LIST class, SIS 90
cd ~ 90
Sd 10 90
Latin and French, each 10 90
Music on Piano Guitar, 20 90
Drawing Painting in water co.'s or Grecian, 10 90
Painting in Oil, l5O
Board $l2 90 per month-payabe half in advance.
December TO- 1858. 50-w2m.*
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GLEN ANNA rEnALE sRnuHARY.

I.oxAsvIL.. DAv9pson Co., N. @.
VVHE SPRING SESSION will commence FEBRUARY
ht. 1859. Board exclusive Of washing and lights O.
per month Tuition in regular branches Si9 per ses.
SON. SION, Ausic and Ornamental eorrespondingly low
Pupils are admitted At any time but is very desirable
they shoa b present at the Of The
Catalogues eoaainng oil necessary stotmacn respecting
tne soue q Instruction. terms &c will b forwarded On
NV. THOMAS, President
n A, B0ssd = Trustees
'ss&S - ~ e4E ytfi l. W.T.
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ROxBORO' ACADEMY.

ROXBORO' ACADEMY.
VlHE NEXT SESSION of this school, under the charge
Il Of the undersigned, will begin on THURSDAY, Jam
uary Goth, 1885, and will continue twenty weeks The
of studies and method Of instruction will be such Is
required to admission into the Freshman Class
at the University The true interest Of the pupils
at all times, consulted in every respect.
TERMS PEE SESSION.
Classical Department, $40 90
English 2 a. from go to IL 50
t- HASELL NORWOOD.
January ], 1859. l-wst.<
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,

TIME SIXTEENTH SESSION will open the 6rst
IL Monday in January and close with the annual Com.
mencement on the last Thursday in May.
The School relies entirely its merits for patron
age In order that may merit patronage the number of
students is 50 limited to secure.
lst The greatest horoughness and efficiency in every
department Of instruction. ~.
I'd. The most udcious discipline enforced with affection
ate irmness.
Sd. The most comfortable and homeke accommodations
procured at the smallest expense.
For admission applyt to
J. q. MILLS,
Oxford, N. C..
December q 1858. 49-wlOt.<
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN WAR.
rem COUNTY. n. C..

IN TUESDAY, the lst day of March next at the lsts
" residence Of Gen. n. T. Hawkins decd, we will cell
to the highest reasonable terms over 1000 acres
Of VALUABLE LAND, in five separate tracts adapted to
dance Of timber and good water and in neghborhoods pro-
verbal for health and good society.
The Rocker Davidson and Picnic tracts are within three
and four miles Of Shoeco and White Sulphur Springs and
not more than six and eight from Wareuton and Ridge
way Depot ~, -
The Race Tract Warrenou and in thorough 70
ar The Baker tract 10 IL miles east Of Warrenton and
near Littleton Depot. PIX -
The plantations are in good heart and improved By sub
stantial fences. barns, snd necessary cabins.
& r. : s s5SS' z'.s.'.,..,
January Z, 1885. S-wtd.~
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A Cure for the Piles!

A Cure for the Piles!
HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED 26 YEARS
Ii with this terrifying disease, and finding relief
leve. unparalleled in its efficacy Having cured myself
and many Others offer this remedy to the public
the most speedy discovered Il Northern
ment is out on its own merits those that are afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment BY sending
One Dollar, and cents in Post Office stamps Box will
be sent anywhere in the United States.
Address, NEAL BROWN,
Raleigh, N. e.
May 1883. lS-wly*
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY,
WHEAT FARM FOR SALE.


TUNHIS FARM is SITUATED FIVE MILES NORTH
j. west of Knoxville, Tenn, and the line of the
Knoxville and Kentucky Railroad at the head Of Second
Creek Grassy Valley This valley of the best for
wheat in East Tennessee The Farm contains about $50
acres, Of which about 800 cleared and the BAL
ance we'll tmbered two hundred acres in clover and
grass, and fifty in wheat The soil naturally
surpassed by in East Tennessee The land lies almost
level and is highly productive, and lies remarkably well
for cultivation and grazing. The land is well adapted to
Wheat Corn and the Grasses Comfortable improve
ments good springs and apple and peach orchards For
health good neghbOrhotd beauty and Of To-
cation it is all which could be desired. This Farm is Of
tered upon terms and credits advantageous easy and
unusual Is will not fail to attract those desiring Farm.
TERMS: %
Only onetenh no per cent of the purchase money re-
quird upon the contamination Of the sale The balance
in EQUAL instruments with annual interest up
oil the deferred payments. If desired the Farm will
be sold upon shorter credits for cash. Possession given
at any time. For further particulars apply t..
JOS. A. MABRY,
Knoxville, Tenn.
January 8, 1859. l-wstpd.
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OLIN HIGH sHCOOL-MALE & FEMALE.
Rev. BAXTER CLEGG, Principal.

nrrv HIGH sx4cOOr-MALE A. FEMALE.
OAAN Raw BxxTER CLEGG Principal.
r;~ H..o.er- Tncs,rr Assistants
-, - --.S - -. -... =, ~.
Other assistants v % procareo, g we $500 '''
school demand, 20 % TO secure iuIi ana tnorougo
instruction to all the pupils ~
ALN HIGH SCHOOL ID situated in the North Eastern
u part Of Irsde county, n c. the waters of Rocky
creek u healthy section Of country and in the midst Of
an industrious and moral community and is free from
temptations to extrvasanee and dissipation any school
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS IN
WANT OF SHOES.
A LARGE LOT OF SHOES FOR SALE ut reduced
n prices, together with general assortment of Family
Groceries Also the best old Liquors, Wines, &C., &C.
which will sell wholesale or retail Call and for your.
SELF 4h door North side Hargett Street. To cash buyers
CALL and you shall be disappointed am deter
mined TO sell low for cash. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage have recevei, hope by strict attention to
business, to merit continuance Of the same.
JORDAN WOMBLE
Raleigh, Nov. !, 1858. A-wtf
To the members Of the approaching Legislature say
call. as have something nice for you. J. w.
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NOTICE TO PHYsICIANs.-A VERY ELI.
N gbe location in the northern part of North. Carolina
for Physician with all the convenences necessary for the
accommodation of family, will be vacated shortly BY it's
present owner, who purposes moving to another Slate
Those DESTROYS of locating will receive all necessary nfor.
nation application 10 the Editors of the Standard
April Q, 1858. 15-wH~
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
SMITHFIELD, N. c.,
VIII attend regularly the County and Superior Courts of
Wake, Johnston, Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson.
All business entrusted to bis will receive prompt At
tention.
Smithfeld, Feb 20. 2s-vtf
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United States Mail-Salisbury to Asheville.
FOUR HORSE COACHES.

United States Mail-Salisbury to Asheville.
FOUR HORSE COACHES.
TINE TRAVELLING PUBLIC ARE RES.
Il pectfuy requested to give this line trial. They
will find it to be the ceapes neare and best route WEST
Ny Coaches fue argeNine and Fourteen Passenger
mo Hacks ON the Road.)
Ny Horses are well trained and gentle and take pleas
most SOBER careful and gentlemany Drivers to be found
travellers will find this route more pleasant one than
road Bridge Newton, aorganton Marion Pleasant Gar.
dens Swananuo Gap Of the Blue Ridge in full view Of the
celebrated Mt. Mitchell and Mt. Cngman Of the Black
can procure guide and horses at MR.. STEPS POR-
TERS and in . few hours ride reach the Black Mountain
House. and at their leisure visit Mtchelrs Falls Mt Cling
and Mt MITCHELL the peaks Of land East Of the
Tickets on this line good for three months.
STAGE OrncE in Salisbury at the Rowsn House
Morganton n. c., March 6, 1858. l7-wsm.
NEW HOPE ACADEMY,
CHATHAM COUNT, NC.
VyHE SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL CON.
Il meuce the 10th of JANUARY, and continue Eve
months.
Tn, situation of the Academy pleasant and beautiful
In the eastern part of Chatham 10 miles from Chapel Hill
and 20 from Raleigh It is also 10 miles from Morsvile
Station the n C. Railroad from which there is convey
BY stage. Students find this of the best Schools
in the State yielding to none 1t Preparatory Collegiate
in its character, although when desired, highly mature
ACADEMIC course T Z %e;1 PER SESSION:
Juvenile (Engish,) Is 90
Board in best families IS per month.
Charges alone by the session. Certificates of good char.
acer and responsibility from each student before entering
LR. HOLT Prin.
December 6, 1885, 5O-wf.
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NOTICE.
II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT.
II liens Of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
continue to carry the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in Ra
Leigh, at WIN. b. HOLLOMAN,S OLD STAND. have
Horses ant working Farming Tools he can also do iron
work ON Carriages hope strict attention to business
to share liberal patronage.
21 -. '..@ sAs JOHN WYATT
January IL, 1853. 8-wly.
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Mr.. Thomas moved to adjourn, but Withdrew the
motion at the instance Of Mr.. Edney, that he might
make q motion, and on condition that he would re.
new it so: es $50 liz.
The Chair ruled the motion of Mr.. Dobson in order
Mr.. Edney moved to adjourn. Adopted.
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by accident this provision was omitted and no power
to tax remained with the State, and which would be
seized upon by this and other banks to resist the
payment of any tax
maintain the position occupied by him to-day, and
allow no property to 60 untaxed fof period of
thirty years. Opposition to the amendment did not
necessarily imply distrust of the legislature; It
was an improper view of the matter.
Mr.. Turner asked how it would do to apply Mr..
Lanes argument to negroes and land-not retain
power to increase the taxesi How would the State
debt be paid,
Nh. Lane-The dividends remain fully in the
power of the State
Mr.. Turner would reserve for taxation both Mr.
Bledsoe was for exempting capital from taxation.
Mr.. Bledsoe-You misapprehend me. Icontend
for no restriction. esG
Mr.. Turner-Then leave this matter open like
land and polls Mr.. T. was opposed to restricting
any species Of property by the constitution or
actment If these restrictions were made the State
would be left without resources for revenue. He
was not for increasing these taxes now but did not
know what would arise. He would leave it al
open and not restrict future legislatures from impos-
| ing any amount Of taxes they might please -
/ The amendment was rejected-19 to IL. -:
The question now REQUIRED on the passage Of the
bill IS amended its second reading and resulted in
it's defeat by vote Of 10 to 10, - follows: -.
| Those Who voted in the affirmative were .MessrA
Bledsoe, Blount Cherry Cunningham; Davis, Dob.
son, Edney, Flanner, Guyther, Martin, Miller Ram
say, Speight Steele, Straughan, Thomas Ward, and
Worth.-ls 8. .;.. i..;;.5fe ~ e 80
+ Those who voted in the negative, Nessra Bas-
night, Battle. Boyd, Brown, Cowper, Donnell, Cor
rell, Lane, LAnkford, Leach Mcdonald, Mcdowell,
Viii, pitchfsrd, Pool Taylor. Tarner, Walknps md
NJ Dohscn moved to taks M shs LIT Il nasiis.
HkHfk
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Council MEEruse.--rhe regular mon thiy meet
ing of the City Council was held Friday after
nOon.t Il -, =. . - -aa = .-t
After reading and receiving tia proceedings OF
the last meeting the account of the night watch.
for monthly service, uniting to $2W'; that OF
the clerk 'of the market. 1893 70; that OF weigh
Isaster. and The yearly salary Of the Clerk of the
Council, $780, were ordered 30 be paid
:, Duth$,the last quarter PSI arrests were made
by the police aud $50 collected from fines.
rhe Clork Of, tho Market reported that he had
e!scIeI for rensof stalls during the last quarter
sii6 md that there we're S37 still due.
9hs City Treasure: resented arepori, showing
tint he had received s. l05 80 since the last meet
ins'f tho Council ....
=. The bond OF l.: b. padset as an ordinary keep
:es was approved.
- Jursan Greasy Woghmaser made a rep rt for
the last quarter. showing SOD .o3 his rfcei t..
A communicable, from VIM. }. Fakes, asking
t, be relieved from the payment of s. 80, "ei"E
thearhonpt If winter tax iinrrTerly assessed was
are!erted tnthe Watering Can,tnittce
The vacancy in the Council, caused ty tho re-
ssnation IF J. II. lIoleomlc. was filed by tic
unanimous election Of c. W. Christian.
~ The application Of the Oycrseers Of the Poor ir
an aprrotr,,iun Of $500 MAS granted.
Mr.. Eu,,nnk not being residen, OF the city at the
time Of his election as commissioner Of the Keve-
lucg the fi ,s.was declared vacant
Mr.. Lanshorne moved 10 &, into mn election
and it being stated that Mr.. Eubank was now II
res dent Of the city, he was unanimously elected
y On mntion, the ordinance was 81 amended ~ 10
allow The Cocncil to meet in future in the large
rpm % the west end Of the Court House gu the
49, Tie application II thh Home Guard" asking
the ass6t The basemspt room Of The Courthouse
asa place Of Company meeting, was granted =,
.. Adabpropriatian u 1880 was granted the
Street nmjttee. sears
Fe bond II j. H. Robinson, City Collector, was
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iLADD. WEBSTER a. CO..
MAN. FAcIIELRA oF
Improved Tight Stitch Sewing Machines,
y,JJ isJ sur

TuIE Propricors NJ these hnclncs claim, land are prepared
To susanlie The elniuh that iier Instruments 'eW ere
Combining they de- ei The npoyemcnis which easfenr'
proved be requisite in tile perfection Of the Sew ing Ma
cnes they commend Themselves 10 the public as the simplest
reliable Instrument In the market and adapted to
cry branch Of industry In which tic needle required
They WIN stitch, hem, fell bind and gamer They make n
strong lock stitch tim, cannot be raved pulled OUT They
make beautiful uniform Stitch allie both sides OF the work
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have great strength are perfectly simple ana
the management 81 them easily acquired.
Any spool Of cotton hredd or sR may be used without re-
winding They almost nosei~s IN their opeution md tH
ceHr longer than any other Sewing Machine cxfant.
Let Manufacturers Planters Farmers ousckee"rr or amy
persons search II instrument 10 execute k9nd
W seain0 do.e Ly maeinoY make oure they secus he
GesL by examining, onrs before purchasing
Samples Of work scit by mail
= HORTON KEACIT. AGENT,
ACnrInthian Hail. MA between 9Th Il l0il up stnirr.
nov gdAftIaDl Richmond. Nn.
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U,YNCIrnaRds EENALE CpaaE4:E

TIvIE exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
4 first Monday Ia September, with Fun Cta1s u PrQfts
and ample facilities for instruction In all the branches
study pertaining 10 COMPLETE EDUCAr
ENPENSES-Tttion in English for live months
t20; in latin or French, $40; in Music 436; B"uri r five
MONTHS $1h
No deduction made tor absence under weeks One hal
the Board and Tuition required in adv a,ce
For Catalogues containing further particulars, apply to
July g5-d&ciy SAMI X. cox, President.
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Our MILITARY.-Messrs. William ha.!cr nnd
Charles NJ. Bla kforl, VIII wee appointed com
inittee tho part Of the Wise Volunteer iroop,f
to confer with the Governor in regard 10 fc equip
ment of the Traop. returned from their visi. to
Richmond on Saturday last. They succeeded in
procuring earbines. sabres. and all other
ry aceoutrPments for the thorough cqni pmcut Of
the company. The troop had their fr*t drill on
Saturday. at the College grounds. at which time
sixty.threc members answered to their names.
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To Snort smeo

T in receipt al portion stock of double and
w single GUNS and will have IN few days unusually
large Stock Il, winch invite Tho attention of friends
Also Powder Fasks Shot Bags Bird Bags ,iun Wsds, Per
cusson Caps, Baltimore Shot, Duponts Diamond Grain and
other Powder, AMI everything else necessary complete
equipment for tlie field. COLHOtTSS ~ WILLS.
sppII adj
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. AGENCY,
AT THE "vIRGINIAN" OFFICE
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FOR tho following papers Tie line Of rail-
road from Inchbury 10 Chattanooga and other lcrs
Them having large circulation anon: people South
western Virginia AMI East Tennessee.
NEW EnA Floyd L. L.! VA W:iStA E'H" Halifax e. II.
WnIG YAM TfTN. NEWS, Bristol, Va
WuREs, Knoxville, Tenn fINDioA1oE r,.,,
kEGIsTsR, INt0E ,''''''
SENTINEL, Rogcrs,ile Tenn DKaaCrAr. neville Tenn
iNTELTCES MorFlstoNh Any ERTIseH. Chattanooga.
STAR, 'ttx,,,.o, Y, f'osT, Athens,
GAZETTE. DEMOCRAT,
pExat,, Liberty Va , n.an.hSS ssm Va
SIsiToR, Marion, Va. hrAE& HnEAfi'. thrisiinn-b'i
pEnocRAT rin..,I, Y. fATEmr, GRAY son {. H., Va.
DEiocHAT, Union, va. TINES, '-' .' va
ErsIsTsR, In.u ". Anyoc ATT. Taz,v ell G. H., VA.
EErr BliCAN, "''"'e' ' SOFTEN III, Giles G. H., Va.
sRsTtksI, Alexandria, Va REruBLicAS, Winchester Va.
Perssns wishing advertise in of the aoye papers will
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