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Dissolution Of Copsrtser~Aip,
sn,HE COPARTNERsHiP IIER.TUrORg Ex
u lSrlNG under the aud hrm VI ROSSrE3
JONES MOORE, Is this day dissolved by nsususl enn.
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business All pcrsuus indebted xaid w,ll plssss
cUme fnrward and settle.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,

KALEIGH,
a;, attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
1hrou and Chatham the Superiur Courts qf New Han
@ and Sampson and the Terms Of the Federal Courts
Wv, .S Sn,eme Court of North CalOlina at Raleigh.
mice the one formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will
g. Haywood, Jr
Raleigh, May 2s b2--sw.
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LAW NOTICE.
u\HE UNDERSIGNED has removed to Newbern, with
the intention to devote himself wholly the practice
atbe law. He will attend the Courts all Of the
nundng Counties and will also practice before the Sa
psme Court at Raleigh.
d. X. NcRAE.
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QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ABB LAW,
nued 10 devote hereafter the whole a his time to his
ssun can alwnys he found ut his Office in the Brick
Pam m Fayetteville Street-uness absent the Circuit.
March l. lSa9 24-lv.
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IMPORTERS AND JOBbERS Of FRENCH, .Eu0Lhl0
u and GERMAN FANCY GOODS ssd PERfUNERY.
No. l9l EuIfox msxss. Nsv Yos4.
HExsY GnYvu.
VIZ. II. Acxsx, Dec. 10 lsSa. loe-lypd
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MILITARY GOODS,
SWORDS, sASHES. BELTS, EPAULETTES LACEs.
And every Description Of Military Geeas.
ACCORDING
Latess u s Army asd STATE Rsyslsfissst
/. SCHUYLER, HARTLEY 4 CRAHA1,
- IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
10 Maidea Laae,
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June 80. 1889. Sly.
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w and Nursesyn,sn. - heretoeasr c.nied By HAN
ILTON CAKTER, commencing from Jsnussy lssc.
August 81, 1859. go. H0
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTORN NEY AT LAW,

KALEItiH N. C.,
vii attend the County aud Superior Courts Of Wake.
Johnston and Iiarnett.
Ofce on Fayetteville Street, opposite the Lawrence
Hotel
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Aces ~ oeH Prstic MrS.-rrvssteus naehsnsn
will lc 81 years old on the isth Il NSvsra.xr next:
Vice President BNekinrid<v viii be 50 years Of s<p
IN the 10Th of January next: Lewis Cs.s h nearly
81 years old: Stephen \. bea<iss wac &c years es
age On the earl Il April tsst: Ssmaa Csmessa Il 10
hrs Goth year: Jefferson laws l. 81 years oil: Ca
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old: John J. Crstsndwu win he "a years old in Sep
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old; James Shields h - years old: lease roevy d
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John ~ Resd b over 60 years of age: Daniel s.
Dickinson wil is 50 years old on The tith of Sep.
tcmhsr next: Hasstio Seyssoar = shuas 80 yvsss a
age; John T. Wool Il about es years Al age: John
Sliici d in his ss,h year; Nathaniel r. Hanks go
IS years old last January.
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OF al queer papers the Charlotte Bulletin il the
quecress-as regards politics. The Elitor was orig.
naliy Democrat, We believe. When the American
party sprang into existence, he o,nc that oranias.
ton, and, while member. loud in his dci,un-
Citations Of Democracy. From some cause unknown
to us he left the organization and enrolled himself
again under the banner of Democracy what he
would call Democracy, though some Of the leading
papers Of the State rather dubious about it, be-
ing the genuine articicas witness the lat issue Of
the Standard and late number Of the Salisbury
BanMsr.
The Balietia, while published in South Carolina,
was If we arc not mistaken. strong States Rights.
Union dissolviny paper; but since its transfer across
the line into old sobcr-slcd North Carolina, II has
upon the subject of secession and the dissolution Of
the Union, been mild as a lamb-so mill that
the WdtchmGa-a South Carolina papcr-twits Il
with having forsakcn its cherished principles, and
gone over to the side Of the submisxionists.
The Bulletin calls itself Democratic paper, vet
Democrats doubt its sincerity and accuse Il of being
tinctured with Whiggery. II It has any Wing al.
finities then We have been unable to discover them
Therefore VIC say, 1t is queer paper and wc think
the public will agree with us.
The Wings charge It with being Democratic
paper: the Democracy charge il with having Whis
afiinities- between the two, Il has the conf.
dence Of neither party. We join in with the Stan.
dard and Bannsr, and say,-Show your colors, Mr..
Bulletin, and let us know whether YOU arc Wing or
WILMINGTON Herald
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DEATH By LIGHrSIx0.-On Monday evening last,
the good people Of Duplin, residing between Masno-
Liza and Warsaw, were visited by . severe thunder
storm We regret to hear from several communica-
tons before US received this morning Of the uncx.
pected and sudden death Of NJ. David d. Kelly, by
lightning 1t appears Mr.. X. and his wife had been
in the field to dig some potatoes. after which Mrs
Kelly returned to the house, and Mr.. X. went in
search Of his cattle. Mr.. K. no: returning ~ ex.
pected his wife became uneasy, and search having
been made for her husband for several hours, he
was finally found about 10 o'clock ss night quar-.
ter Of mile from his dwelling. resting on his knees
with one arm lying over log On Tuesday, Coro-
ner Luke kornegay called jury Of inquest over
the body. They returned verdict that the dccras.
ed came to his death by stroke Of lightning.
Is proper to say that the jury was assisted by
Drs: Devane and Broadhurst In their examination.
Duplin and his unexpected death h.. cast a Gloom
over the neighborhood- He leaves wife and two
children to mourn his death.-RiL Journal
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4 STORY FOR TEACHERS AND PAREyrS-Hon.
Salem Townc. about the year lSOO. taught school
in the southwestern district Of Charleston Mass,.
chusetts An inhabitant of Sturhr,dsc the a'ijoin.
ing town, had boy Of whose abilities and general
character he appeared to entertain low estimate.
consented to receive thu lad on pro a.ion. On the
evening Of the very first day, the school agent
to the school, and told the teacher that the ny MAS
a bad boy. and would disturb the school, and mus,
he turned out. Mr.. Townc rejected this hasty
counsel and informed the agent that he should Keep
watchful eye upon the la, and that he Thought il
would he time enough to turn him out cf school
when he made any disturbance; and that he was
entitled to fair trial When the hoy c,mc up to
rccite his lesson and had got through. Mr.. Townc
told him to shut his book. lie dill so but instantly
recoed and dodgcd his head. ~ if he expected
blow. The teacher inquired what was the matter
the boy replied, that he supposed nc should bc bca.
ten and being asked il he were accustomed tn such
usage. he replied in the affirmative. Mr.. Townc
then quoted his alarm and assured him that he had
nothing to fear if he conducted himself we'll and
encouraged him BY conmen'iins his recitation; and
was SD impressed by the lads manner of rrcvivn.
this appreciation. that he vcnturc to say to him. I
believe you are g""d boy These words not only
entered the car. but they reached the heart. The
lad told his associates that, although othcrs had said
that he was a lad boy. Mr.. Townc had toll him hs
believed he was good boy, and he was sure IN
wished to be good hoy. This youth continued Il
attend the school daily and proftably. for two win
tiers. At the close o: the second winter. the fhr,
came to the school, and said: bill SAYS that yot
say must send him to college, and have him tiitct
in some private family, not at an academy Tn,
father inquired Of Mr.. Towne what he had seen IL
Bill to justify the idea Of sending him To cnllcgc q
see.' said Mr.. Townc, "A boy that you will hca
from in after life Mr.. Townc recommended tn
Rev. Mr. Lyman Of Connecticut As an ins,ruc' or
This course was followed; the boy went to cnl,c.e
and the predictions Of his kind and ucious pri,sr,
teacher have been verified That Stnrbrrisc 10,
was William l.. Marcy, afterwards Gov. Vi Ncv
York, and Secretary Of State Of the United States
Educd.i0Rd Nsws
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TnE CiNclNxAIl PlArroRx. --That the Cincinnati
platform is good enough and broad enough Tor the
democracy to stand UPON in the contest of 1861 -
fast becoming the ixed opinion Of prominent men
If the party n we'll ~ the democratic press gn-
orally. Upon this subject the Louisville (ky) t""T.
Ter remarks:
"The democracy Of the South desires neither to
cheat nor he cheated The Cincinnati platform.
a,rlv intcrprctc,l il broad enough for all practical
purposes But that platform must be adhered to
ind carried out in good faith. There should not lc
two readings Of it-Onc for the North and one for
the South On the subject Of slavery the platform
is clear and explicit, aud in our opinion. meets all
the necessary demands cf the South. II declares
that the people shall determine the question Of ssv
ery when they shall come to form q State constta.
ton. thereby prccluding the idea that they can de-
terminc the question before that time. hut not
withstanding the Cincinnati platform is explicit on
the question as to the time when the existence or
non.existence Of slavery may be determined and
fixes it racn State constitution 10 far@el, there
arc still men who, like Mr.. Douglas, hold that the
question may he practically settled by 'unfrcndly
legislation, long before the time indicated in the
Cincinnati PLATFORM
1--WE appeal to candid men to know whether sncl,
dogmas rs squatter sovereignty and unricndly leg
slation carry out fairly and in its true spirit the
Cincinnati platform. Surely, IL the squattcrs, at
the very organization Of a Territory, may declare
that slavery shall not exist pass laws which will
prevent owners from carrying slaves into the Terri
tories, or rendering them valuclcss when they may
arrive there it is practical prohibition Of slavery,
and direct violation Of the spirit and letter Of the
Cincinnati platform.
In order that there may be no mistake abou,
the position Of the national dcmocracy-a party
which boasts like ours that it is planted on princi
pies, should pursue no shutting polcy-thc Charles
ton Convention should imbosly in the platfurm 10
the opinion in the bred Scntt case. Then there will
he no mistaking the position of our party. Then
planted on our PLATFORM a. It has bccn cluciiatc,
by the Supreme Court and maintaining the cous,i
tatonal rights Of all sections Of the conIrlcracy. ",
N march on, il not to glorious victory, al lcas
to an honorable defeat"
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reluctance and ~ il took usa long time to get to
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