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$4,000 LBS 3 CO! eT f.o4 AHA"r0-
90 ftegces Cuba MsasBes
100 hhls. Portland syrup
100 BbS y. U. Molasses
200 Bbs Clipped Herrings
100 Bhbls Olbbed He9riuEs
30 Kits No Mackerei
% Bbls Crushed Sugar
100 Bbs Extra G Sugar
100 Bills 2 Refined Sugar
% Bbs Old Pine Top whisky livery superiorN
leo Bbs. oli Rye Whisky various brandt
600 Bbls Recihed whisky
100 Bags RIO Coffee
100 Bags Laruayra Coffee
81 iihds. New Orleans Sugars
In store sad for sale los ~
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CONNIE RCIAI COLLEGE,
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CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREET,
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ny LAEGT
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write mmediaey
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with Catalogue containing list Of Students uon opn
Ions Of the Press system Of Book Keeping etc.
FACULTY.
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sinsIs CEs,ous, etc
PHILLIPS, Professor Of Bookkeeping Commercial Cal
culaouz.
H. H. DAVIS, Associate Prof Of Bookkeeping
y. Q. JOHNSON, Professor Of Pecnnnanship.
3 7 WILLIAMS, Esq, Mercantile Law.
Rev. Z Y. REESE, d. d., Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES
Hon. John P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yan.ant
Hon. Thomas Swami, VIM a. Kriyhier $50
Jacob Trust, Esq, Wm Knabe Ea1.
The time usually required complete course from 70
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A DIPLOMA Is awarded TO all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues stating sent By
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NOTICE. IL
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"' NOHICE. 1850.
Ia &M - -
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRAyCEMIT
lMPOHTANT TO TRAyEIIERS
ZHHOCGH TIthETSiND THROUGH C,EEtlES
- GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CAhhilAG THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
,,,,,,,, TWICE DAlLY-Sunday night exceped-between
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON BALTINORE PHI
ADElPHiA, NEw YORK, and important points IVES, via A.
quia Greek and Washington, the $500 ~ AZ
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC R.JIRolD
10 ,he Potomac River 20 miles, and by SPLENDID eomfortb,
steamers hencS 10 Washington Is miles,
being comfortable and perfectly Of speed
- Hours OF departure $50 A. NJ, and T.COP NJ
~ Bagsage under charge Of Special CHECKED
RoU'h TO Washington, Baltimore, PhlladeiphA and New
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'NHI0UGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
n MtAr-Erom Richmond, VirCinIa IN e.
Ion NV WoDI re ans, HietsbGrg, McmP6is, 81.
1919, ohntrys EuSe unbtn, Ma
con, nashville. Chattanooga, DC.
TUT RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they
for aud forward goods above psaed AZ he flewing i
rates: ~ VIZ ''"'"'"s 'oN
How Special LIST % 80
Knoxville, Tenn, andtsn 49, -'''
stations far Chat
anooga ............ 100 ns go i25 l0s 50
Nashville Tenn Is / N
Tuscumhla, Ala ........ loo rs q 81 ~ : o. SSS
Memphis, Tenn ......... 100 rs q IN S0 ! 40 a.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

Fire Insurancc, Marine insurance.
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oSy'o. No. isi MAE srssrr. RoH.osp. Va
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
In lsSa and having during Its twenty
sn yesu met claims for largely over
MILL.ON OF DOLLARS, u refers 10 the history Of he
's ss we very best guarantee for the future
nehy NACoMPANNs prOnts distributed amongst
ner and W. Capital used TO promote the Of
SVaAin,teisi aud Mechanical Industry.
hs long aeanAntanee Of this Institution with In,urins
u DC spared OF Information Withheld the oncrrs
10 Farmers and Country the very
insurance already sccured-to highly
ehitens IN almost every portion the state.
ApPneahoss or Fire Marine Insurance, addressed
re'haen' OF secretary, viii receive prompt attention
xry W. l. cowARDIN, President
"t1.IN. "hinS ia, Secretary mhie-iy
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
s-cond Door kaa II Cbrner AuiR and liza
FIs long established well known Institution
description OF risks, reasonable
ees with cash capital and surplus Of ts0Oo
ests personally known portion Of the
tnem meetings In this city, where all losses
sha promptly paid, entities 10 due share Of public
No policy fee charged Risls taken by
I'M, ohSs' DAVID CuRRlE, President
.Sss II. poSasa Secretary jeiI-u
lANUIE
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WV. ~. PLEAsANTs,
PRODUCE

GENERAL combustion MERCHANT,
10. :, 10Th st.... between Main and Cary.
Richmond, Va.
Particular attention paid the Of Tobacco Wheat Corn
FlDuf. Oats, &c.
81 Farmers Who disposed ship Grain 10 me will he
supplied with bags the terms charged Railroad
Pane Consignments solicited and prompt made.
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WI have In Store nm stock Of Cou6n T1e.i Iror ,rs
w best English Red1cd Iron o. approved brands rs
ported lrectfom Liverpool TIE eourosed ofst
roqnd and sqqare bars q ~ sire, Bsnd hoops iheet owls
la round, Rfs horse shoe and Bsrnas hanng Iron Ws
hsve also complete sfrorment Of sWedes Iron Russia Sheets
Norgsy Nail Rods Hsiercd Steel Tn Plates Tin Znc A.
70 which We We caii ne attention Of ne trade
ivi9 W sETNEFp AGO
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DEFINED IHON.--ws are now receiving per ship "IIsu
h Glars direct from liverpool fuIl as'ortent of best
brand kHgA RHd Irop, Which oGr q lhs loseg mslts
TateA gsA 4 H. sklEKER GO,
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HARNETT.


According to notice. meeting of the Democracy
of Harnett was held in the Court House at Summer
vile, on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at o'clock. The
meeting was organized by calling j. S. Harrington,
ESQ.,, to the Chain, j. G. Brown was appointed
Secretary.
On motion of c. H. Cofeld, the Chairman ap-
pointed committee of five to draft resolutions for
the consideration of the meeting
The Chair appointed C. II. Coield. Col. D. Nc
Cormick, Daniel Cults, CASTOR Hottie, Col Z. Stew
art.
The committee retired short time and then re-
ported through Mr.. C. Ii. Cofeld the following res
olutions:
WHEREAS, The time is approaching when the
citizens of this Sd Congressional District will have
to select Representative in Congress; and where
as, the Hon. Warren Winslow, our former talented,
able and faithful Representative, has sgnitied his
willingness to serve US again:
Resolred, That we, the Democracy of Harnett,
feeling proud to own him as our fellow-citzen our
neighbor and friend proud Of his distinguished
service to the District the State and the country,
take pleasure in recommending him to the district
as eminently qualified to be their Representative
Resolred, That we approve the course of the lion.
Warren Wilislow, as our Representative in Congress,
and as he has declared himself candidate subject
to convention, VIC recommend him as our first
choice. ..
Resolred, That copies of the proceedings of this
meeting be sent to the Fayetteville Carolinan and
Wilmington Journal for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAS. S. HARRINGTON, Chm.
j. G. BRowN Secy.
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politician for his fidelity to true Democratic princ
pies; that We heartily approve Of his whole course
in Congress, and unanimously recommend him to
the convention our first choice to represent in
the national Legislature
Resolred, That we regard the attempt of unscru-
pulous individuals by insidous and humanity means,
to inure the private character of this gentleman
unfair, unjust, and highly reprehensibe; that We
will rally to his support with renewed zeal, and with
determination to give him larger vote than on
former occasions -
Resolced, That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
point twenty delegates to represent Stokes in the
Winston convention.
The following persons under the above resolution
were appointed by the chairman:
Hon John Hill, Hamilton Scales, Joseph D. Sulli-
van, John Grabbs, NJ. 7. Smith, Joel F. Hill, John
Hawkins, j. j. Martin, James Rierson, Jr, William
H. Kington. Charles Beasley, John Martin, Horatio
Kallum, John w. Spainhour, John A. Joyce, "Wil
liam B. Taylor, Martin Westmoreland, Joseph G.
Martin, w. j. Moore and Arch. c. Fulp.
The Chairman and Secretary were added to the
list of delegates.
On motion of Caleb Hill, ESQ.,, the proceedings of
this meeting were ordered to be published in the
Western Sentinel. The meeting then adjourned.
N. B. GIBSON, Chm'n.
W. H. KMGroS, Sec
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titute and perishing. And the Leaders Deacons,
Elders and other members of different churches are
holding public meetings, especially to consult and
devise to more prompt and Thorough home cram
gelization In some Of these meetings have heard
facts of restitution equal to any have ever known.
1t is most cheering to know that there is an ncreas-
ing number Of christians in N, C. feeling and NOV
ing forward TO aid in spreading gospel truth.
During the year distributed over 626, 900 pages
Of truth besides much more sent to others for dis
trfbution NFe have had about 40 Colporteurs in
the State doing similar work in thousands of ami-
lies. | have now been in II equities in N Y.
where have seen and heard Of the blessed results
of these humble, faithful men and their books and
tracts lett behind. / have met with most Of these
laborcts and have never been more impressed with
Geds providence than as seen in most of these men,
having strong minds, business talent, deep piety,
great energy, and good understanding of men and
things, cheerfulness in selfdenial and sacrifice for
the sake of SOULS many of them giving up avoca-
lions at home by which they We're making from
$500 to $1,000 year, to engage in this at 500 and
travelling expenses, which we pay them by dona-
tions from the overwhelmingly give the entire
salary of Colportcur, and others smaller amounts
which we hope will be continued, annually, with
earnest prayer for Gods blessing upon the work in
salvation of souls and in raising up more men and
means for the extension of the work to the 30
been largely dependent upon friends in other States
for means to carry on this work for the good Of N
c., and l thank God for disposing them to such
noble liberalty and am sure their reward in heav
en- will be great in seeing the souls saved as the
fruit of their "bread east upon the waters" The
donations from n c. last year are more than the pre-
vons year and perhaps more than any other year,
but as have not yet the amount friends are refer
red to the Am. Messenger and the Society's Annual
Report, in which every dollar is acknowledged
In every county have been kindly received by
ministers and members of the different churches
How delightful to see christians Of 20 different de-
nominations united in heart feeling and effort to
point sinners to Jesus for in such We see much for
what our Saviour prayed" that they all may be
one that the world may believe that thou hast sent
me-" Yours truly,
w.. j. W. CROWDER, Gen. Agt.
of Am. IT, Soc for N. c. I
Raleigh, March, 1859. 4
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"ANorHER RlcHaosD IN THE FIELD. We learn
from the last Raleigh Register that the Guilford
District contains another Richmond and that ne
has declared himself candidate for Congressional
honors in opposition to the Hon. John A. Gilmer,
the present member, or at least wishes to be. It
is, indeed a true saying shat wonders never cease
and verify has it come true in this case we think
there is .sscrew loose" somewhere in the old Gull
ford District, and that Maurice G. Waddell Mr. Gil
mer's opponent in that District IS going to try to
remedy the evil of swiftly Johns" un- Southern like
course in the last Congress- We predict that there
is fun ahead" for the sterling Democracy in that
quarter Who knows but that the Immortal Gull
ford District will be represented in the next Con-
gross by sound and reliable Democrat! The,
chances in their favor at present for we don't
think that Mauries friends will submit to be 'bought
off in that District by Johnys friends during the
approaching campaign. Let the Democracy in that
District stand united and hold their convention,
nominate their candidate, give him their united sup
port and glorious victory will crown their efforts
-Wilson Ledger. a', .s-ss7S s''f p :;
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING In STOKES,

At a meeting of the Democracy of Stokes county,
held in the courthouse, at Danbury, Tuesday Of
March county court, being the 18th Of the month,
on motion by Caleb Hill, Esq, Col. N. B. Gibson
quested to act as secretary. -, +.
The object of the meeting was explained by the
chairman, whereupon }. J. Martini ESQ.,, introduced
the following resolutions which were adopted with
out dissenting voice:
ResoIced, That we approve of holding conyen.
ton to select candidate to represent this Congress
sional district and recommend Winston in the coun
ty Of Forsythe as the place and Tuesday the 18th
April 4beng Superior court in said county, as sui
table time for holding said Convention. 9
Hesotred, That we have undated confidence ir
our faithful and able representative the Hon. Alfret
NJ. Scales: AS man we admire him for his integri
ty pure morals and christian character !; and Is
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ROCKINGHAM.
On Wednesday, the Cd day of March, portion of
the Democracy Of Rockingham County, assembled
in the Courthouse for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to District Convention to nominate q
candidate for Congress.
On motion, Samuel H. Boyd, ESQ.,, was called to
the Chair, and j. p Holderby, appointed Secretary.
Hon. Thos. Settle then explained the object of the
meeting and introduced the following resolutions
to wit:
Resolced, That we, the Democracy Of Rockingham
county, look with pride and pleasure upon the
course Of our representative, the Hon. A. NJ Scales
in the Congress of the United States, and do hereby
approve his course therein: and we therefore do
unanimously recommend his nomination for a re-
election.
Resolced, That the Chairman Of this meeting be
authorized to appoint thirty delegates, to meet the
delegations from the other counties composing the
sixth District, at such time and place, as may be
agreed upon. These resolutions were unanimously
adopted The Chairman then appointed the follow
ing delegates to wit: Hugh X. Reid, Samuel F. Ad-
ans, Sen G.. D. Boyd, VIM d. Bethel, David I.
Rawley, Hon. Thos. Settle, Elisha Wade, Dr. A. B.
Johns, Jr., James Irwin Dr. W. j. Courts r. A.
Montgomery, Gen. F. L. Simpson, Capt. s. S. r.
Smith, Col E. W. Hancock, E. r. Harris, VIM
Scott, Ham. Lomax, James Roberts, Joseph H.
Cardwell, VIM Dalton, James NJ. Grogan, Jno. w
MaIuii hiCuaIu Marun, w ILL., H. OTOnS Dr. Jn0
L. Scales, Rawley Galloway, Hon. d. S. Reid, DR.
Jesse Carter, l. B. Whittermore, and Robt !. Viii
| hams
On motion of Capt. James Irwin, Tuesday tn,
18th day Of April, lit being Tuesday of Forsyth
Superior Court and the town of Winston, were re
commended as the suitable time and place for hold
ing the District Convention
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were ad
ded to the list of delegates
On motion of Col E. w. Hancock, it was resolves
that the proceedings Of this meeting be published il
the Sentinel with the request that the Standar,
copy. :-.-t
The meeting then adjourned.
SAMUEL Il. BOYD, Chm'n.
i p. Hon DERRY Sec
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DENTAL NOTICE.

HRS. s. A. MCDOWELL & B. F. ARRINGTON,
II having entered into coparnershp in the practice
of Dentistry, would respectfully inform the public that
they permanently located in Godsboro and fully pre-
pared to perform all operations in The various branches OF
the profession in the most thorough and
Dr. Mcdowell who has had enlarged experience in the art,
the following styles Of work will be furnished on reasona
ble terms to those requiring artificial teeth" Continuous
Block very beautiful and desirable style Of work. Con
tnuous Cum" Sectional Block, on Gold the "Vulca-
mite Base +" and the various styles of single teeth
The above STYLES Of work will be furnished to the pro.
fession when desired at usual rates. 80 ..-. .
Goldsboro' N c., March 20, 1859. f-wtf.
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OLIN HIGH SHCOOL.-M<LE & FEM.,
Rev. BAXTER CLEGG, PRINCIPAL.
A. H. MxRRrrT,
u Miss MARoAREr TUCKER, Assistants.

Rev. BAXTER CLEGG, Principal. -'''ALE'
= Mis-, H.aaAsi 1- Tues;ra, Assistants.
Other assistants win be procured, as the wants y,
school demand, to secure fun and thornruu, The
instruction to all the pupils
ALIN HIGH SCHOOL is situated in the No,b.r.-
" part OF lredell county, N. C.. the waters Of R
creek, in healthy section Of country and in The mS
an industrious and moral community and is as free G
The course OF instruction is full and particular
paid to the elementary branches. All the teacbsr"
sxperence and the Principal Rev. cegg is well D sNs
and instructors Of youth in the State Tie
mild and firm. Ii gradually increasing, and OFFER s
Inducements to those who have and dauph' oGg
educated. Parents and Guardians are left TO man be
expenditures IN Dress to control the amount of , INC
money, and to allow tile making of accounts wnb ks
chants and Others to inierdct them as they tbnl e
The trustees and teachers recommend and nculcae n
ness simplicity and neatness in Dress and frnu,p pam
economy in expenditures but assume AUTHORITY t a
troll them, and take no responsibility in these matters co.,
Terms PER SESSION OF q wEEks.
Classical Department, seo IN
English Department from SO 90 TO Il ~
IusI W lalo, 20Vv
Dse .! lhsf" n'en' 900
ttan'ns' Is 90
CrayOns, &c, Ia M
= Contingent Fee, I@
BoARD.--Young gentlemen from 81 so 10 a. M
month, exclusive Of lights and they wait on t6emssle
Young ladies IS on per MONTH including fuel washNs
and attention. Lights will be furnished ut moderate
Tuition and contingent fees in advance Boarding iI
are kept for young ladies' also for young
they are requested to board searately The Fall Ss
opens the Sd Wednesday in July and the Spring the Is
Wednesday in January. The commencement Is o '"e Isl
Wednesday of May, and the annual meeting of thu ,s
tees the day before at O'clock, 4. b. liberal sa,e ,,
patronage is solicited. S""'e
By order of Trustees
]. C. TURNER President
p. TOMLlN, Secretary ''
''Suo" S"""sJ' H' w., Sune IT. 1000. 29-wly*
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NEW HOPE ACADEMY,
CHATHAM COUNTY, N. {

! CHAfHAM COUNTY, N. c. f..-l"-|
yuyHE SPRING TERN OF THIS SCHOOL WILL COM.
i mence the 10th of JANUARY, and continue FIVE
months 800
Thu situation of the Academy is pleasant and beautiful
the eastern part of Chatham, 10 miles from Chapel Hill
and 20 from Raleigh 1t is also 10 mites from Morrisvie
Station the N C. Railroad from which there is convey
ance BY stage Students find this of he best Schools
in the State yielding 1t is Preparatory Collegiate
in its character although, when desired, highly mature
Academic Course is impaired. +
TERMS PER SESSION: -
Primary Department. 1000
Juvenile Is" (English,) Is 90
Advanced 9" {Classcal,) Is 90,
Board in best families IS per mouth. r.
Charges alone by the session. Certificates of good char
scter and responsibility from each student tefoe entering
Deductions for time Of sickness.
' J. R. HOLT, Prin.
December 6, 1858. -ss.-,: - - 50-wtf~
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ORANGE.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ORANGE.
At meeting of the Democrats of Orange Comfy,
held at the Masonic Hail. in Hillsboro on the 18th
March, on motion of Capt John Berry, John U.
Kirkland was called to the Chair, and on motion OF
VIM n Pratt, ESQ.,, Freeman Walker was appoint
ed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was explained by the
Chairman in an appropriate manner, whereupon the
following resolutions were offered by Sidney Smith,
Esq, and unanimously adopted:
Resofred That to promote union and harmony In
the next Congressional election in this District, we
recommend to our political friends the expectancy
of holding District Convention at some appropri-
ate time and place, for the purpose Of nomi: atng
Democratic candidate to represent this District in
the next Congress of the United States.
Resolrcd, That we would suggest the town of
Hilsboro as the place, and the 9th of April next
as the time for holding said Convention.
Resolred, That in our present Representative, the
Hon. L. OBJ Branch, We recognize an able and faith
full public servant tried and true Democrat and a
patriotic and upright man. whose course in Congress
has been eminently satisfactory to the Democrats of
this County.
Resolred, That We will cordially support the nom-
inee of said Convention but that Mr.. Branch is our
first choice for the nomination
Resolred, That the Chairman Of this meeting ap-
point fifty delegates to represent Orange County in
SoO SOhNChtiOh1 "hSiSuPoi eiS Siioo "AA ePpoihe
ed the following gentlemen as delegates:
Gen. Jos. Allison, Sidney Smith, John Berry, Jno.
W. Norwood, Pride Jones, Paul c. Cameron, Calvin
E. Parish c. NJ Latimer, VIM. T. StrayhOrn John
+. Lyon, Geo. W. Jones, Doctor c. Parish, Will
hanson Parish, Freeman Walker, Jno. j. Allison,
Dr. Frank Mebane, Avis Durham, VIM. Strowd,
Dr. VIM. c. Roberts, Merritt Check, William Lloyd
Patterson McDade DIR. Frank Smith, Madison Suggs,
Dr. Thos. vickers, Jno. Carleton JAS N. Patterson,
VIM. N. Pratt Jno Marcum, Thos. St:ayhorn, Col
Jordan, Henry Richards, Col George Tate, Yancey
Mebane. Benton Utley, Thos. squires, Nat Balm,
Sem, VIM. Trice John Shields, Sidney Jones, An
drew Micklc, William Hogan, Madison Wilkerson
VIM. II. Brown, William Mcdaniel, Richard Ashe
Lindsay Woods Nicholas Hester, Capt. j. McCulock
Duncan Anderson, John Cheek.
| On motion it was
Resolred, That The proceedings of this meeting be
published in the Hillsboro' Recorder and the North
Carolina Standard.
On motion of Jno. F. Lyon the meeting adjourned
JOHN L. KIRKLAND, Chmn.
FREEMAN WALKER, Sec.
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A Splendid Opening for Investment.
TOBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
FOR SALE.

ME SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale their Tobacco F,o
tory, situate ut Tally He, Granville county, n C. im
medately on the road leading from Oxford to HIsboro
thirty hands, There is also the premises single story
Dwelling. with two rooms, good Kitchen Smvke Hmss
Negr, House, Stables Crib, Steam House, &c. &c. /
splendid Opportunity is here presented to any one WISHING
to engage in the manufacturing Of Tobacco The location
is good one being the edge of the lands that produce
as fine If not the finest Tobacco in the Stae There al.
neghbuhood is unsurpassed for health and good moraS
Having sold out Store ut Tally Ho and one of the
ners Of our concern having left the neghbo,hood render
necessary to close the entire concern and wish TO d.
SO Us soon as we and therefore would like TO have
positions as 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 l. FLEMING
August %, 1885, asrtf
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NOTICE TO LAND PURCHASERS.

NyHE UNDERSIGNED has, in Clark Co., A. kansas
tracts to suit purchasers favorable terms be
afforded in any portion Of the west These lands To-
Gated twenty years ago. and equal if not SUPERIOR
to the that may be found in any other por
ton of the State These lands lie within IS 30 miles Of
Camden. Arkansas, Furnishing town, where from 900
to 10000 bales Of conn shipped by steamboats,
ing county town that ships from 1000 to SuUO bales Of
cotton every season.
The above lands lie the survey Of the Cairo Fulton
Railroad that is certain to BE- built within five years. hay-
ing large land grant from the government
Any information be had by addressing the under
signed at Arkadelpha, Clark Co., Arkansas.
MICHAEL BOHEMIAN.
July 20, 1885, 2s-wtf