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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
ROCKINGHAM, Richmond Co., June %,

ROCKINGHAM, Richmond Co., June ~, 1899.
In pursuance of an advertisement, made in &C
cordance with the provisions of their charter, the
Stockholders of the wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad Company" assembled this day,
for the purpose of considering the "Act" for the
amendment of their charter, passed by the General
Assembly of NORTH Carolina at its last session.
Walter F. Leak, ESQ.,, was called to the chair, and
David 5. Cowan appointed Secretary.
Col. W. L. Steel and G. C. Henderson, ESQ.,. was
appointed committee to verify proxies, and ascr-
tain the amount of stock represented. 1t appeared
that IA, 635 shares represented in person and
by PROXY, and this being majority of the capital
stock of the Company, the meeting was declared
legally organized and ready for business.
Additional stock appeared and was entered, after
the report of the committee was name.
On motion of H. W. Guion, the ''Act to amend
the charter" was read and after very long and
fnll discussion, it was accepted by numerous vote.
The following resolutions were then then offered
and adopted: By Col. Steel,
Resolred That the Agent of any county, which
has subscribed to the capital stock of this Company
his stead at any meeting of the stockholders of this
Company which said Agent may be unable to at
tend.
Resolred That copy of this resolution shall be
communicated to the chairman of the County Courts
of the aforesaid counties
By Gen. Walkup,
Resolced, That the next annual meeting of this
Company shall be acid in Charlotte, on the second
Friday Hath day] of next October.
By Col. Steel,
Resolred, That the President and Secretary of the
Company, certify to the Secretary of State of this
meeting, with regard to the amended charter.
Resolred, That the papers of the State be request
| ed to publish these proceedings.
WALTER F. LEAK, Chairman.
D. S. CowAN, Chairman.
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Read and Circulate

We copy the following from the Raleigh Register
of June 20, 1859:
"WHo WE WILL SUPPoRT-The Standard asks us
who we will support for the Presidency. We an
swer that we will support any opponent of rotten
and corrupt Democracy who is not an Aboltionist
or black Republican; and furthermore wesay THAT
AS BETW ZEN AN ABOLITIONIST OR BLACK
REPUBLICAN AND A DEMOCRAT, WE WILL
MAKE NO CHOICE"
This is specimen Of the opposition in North
Carolina. Let it be read and circulated We trust
the Democratic candidates for Congress in this State
will obtain copy of the Register of the 29th, and
read this article to the people from every stump.
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For the Standard.


MEssRs. EDITORS: In many respects Chatham is
one of the first counties in the State Her mineral
resources are inexhaustble and 1t needs but devel
opment to make them tell nightly on the destiny
of the whole State. Her citizens are loyal, honest
and kind, and perhaps in no county is wealth and
intelligence more equally and generally distributed
There is little pauperisln, and still less of that detes
table swell-head aristocracy.
l attended Masonic celebration in Pittsboro' on
the 24th,-of which few words. It was gotten
up with spirit and carried through with energy
The orator for the occasion was the Rev. Levi
Tborne of Chapel Hill. The auditory was large
and intelligent and heard bat one sentiment with
regard to the speech, and that was unqualified COM
mendation. The speaker was clear, close and logi-
cal in argument bold in Remuneration of error and
happy and pointed in setting forth the true princi
Piles of speculative Masonry The delivery was
earnest and impressive. As mere literary effort
the speech has high merit. l sincerely hope the
Lodge will have it issued in pamphlet form, as it
would do good in removing prejudice and promoting
the cause of truth.
After the speech all were invited to partake of
barbecue dinner. This was well prepared and plen-
tifu, and passed off much to the qualification OF
our gastronomic organs.
The social party at night in the Masonic Lodge
was largely attended. 1t was remarkably well con-
Quoted. The supper table was elegantly furnished;
the ladies pretty and the gentlemen polite Enjoy
ment was manifest in every countenance. Allow
outsider to assure the spirited Masons of Pitts
boro' that their celebration alike credable to
themselves and beneficial to their time honored Fra
ternity.
In the evening NJ Q. Waddell candidate for
Congress in this district addressed large crowd OF
ladies and gentlemen. He occupies an anomalous
position in the campaign He is not Democrat,
and yet not a word does he say against Mr. Buchan-
ans administration or Democratic policy. He is a
| Wing, and perfectly sauage in denunciation of Mr..
Gmer. He advocates no policy and the fact is he
has but plank in his political PLATFORM and that
is Mr.. Gimer's back
STEEL PEN.
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ATLANTIC AND N. G. ROAD-At the annual meet
ng of the stockholders of this Road, held in New
perm last week. the following gentlemen were elect
p Directors on the part of the stockholders: John
/, Washington, of Lenor; j. D. Whitford, of era.
Fen; F. P. Latham, of Craven; and George Green,
p Craven. The Directors on the part of the State
Or the ensuing year are as follows: L. c. Desmond,
u Lenoir; P. G. Evans, George S. Stevenson, JOIN.
Pom Il. Bryan, of Craven; H. F. Bond, Council Woo.
Zen, Of Lenoir; G. R. Thomas, of Carteret; and E.
p Thompson, of Wayne.
number of ballotings for President have taken
lace, but no election has been made. The contest
vas between Mr. Whitford, the former President,
nd Mr.. Thompson, of Wayne. The Directors have
a)ourned over to Thursday next, when the bust
less of electing President of the Road will be re-
klmed
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A COMPLIMENT TO NORTH CARoLINA-Therei is, we
believe less of office seeking and of changes in the
nishes as good evidence of this fact as any of the
Southern States; and as proofs of the same, it is
related as one of the incidents of President Buch-
anans last VISIT that before leaving for Washington,
he remarked that no man, since he entered North
Carolina, had mentioned the subject Of office hold
ing or solicited any appointment for himself OF
friends-.Journal of Commerce.
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5000 REWARD.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA-AP PROCLAMATION
- by his Exceency JOHN W. ELLIS, Governor of North
Carolina.
Whereas it has been represented to that Robt Rein
hard late of the county Of Catawba stands charged with
the murder of Frederick Thornbug late of said comfy Of
Catawba, and that the said Reinhardt is fugitive from
justice and has escaped beyond the limits of the State
Now therefore in order that the said Robert Renhardt
do hereby issue this nv PROCLAMATION Offering reward Of
two hundred dollars for his apprehension and delivery to
the Sheriff of Catawba county.
Given under hand and the great Seal of the State of
Norih-Carona at the City of Raleigh this the I'd July
1859
DESCRIPTION.
Robert Renhard is represented to be about IS years DID,
feet 10 inches high and weighs about 4O pounds He
intelligent and good looking.
BY the Governor:
JOHN W. ELLIS
GRAHAM Dawes, Private Secretary.
July 4, 1859 GIFT
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Fopy to-day from the Western Sentinel in relation
appropriations by Congress, and the votes there
|n of Messrs Scales, Shaw, and Gilmer. Messrs
Scales and Shaw, as the record shows, have steadily
opposed extravagant appropriations; while Mr.. Gil
her has gone for nearly all of them and after doing
has had the assurance to charge extravaganza and
brodigality on the Democratic party. Read the Sen
Eners article.
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MARRIED..

At the Methodist Church in this City, the morning OF
the 9TH instant by Rev. L. l.. Hendren, Mr. Thomas D.
Sledge to Miss Martha Lurela Wilson.
In Windsor at St Thomass Church. the 23d ult, by
the Rev. B. s. Bronson, John A. Benbury tO Harriet A.
Ryan.
Near Madison, Fla. Thu, sday the I'd ult Mr. Coin
McNair. ot Tarboro', N. e., to Miss NJ H. Church.
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(cnteman has been rendered Professorship in
mon Theological Seminary, Virginia, but it is not
rtain that he will accept it. We trust he will not
Ve have convcrsed with no one on the subject who
Fhich would befall the University and the State by
lis accepting this Virginia Professorship.
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A Card.

A CARD.
VlHE PROPRIETOR OF THE FAYETTEVILLE no:
TEL lakes pleasure in announcing to the public that
the Daily Lines Of Stages from Warsaw, Raleigh and
weekly from High Point. are now in good running order
and making regular time This with the addition of four
Passenger Steamers to Wilmington gives the travelling
public fair opportunity Of visiting Fayetteville.
July |, 1853. 6O-tf
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North. Carolina Six Per Cent. Stocks.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF n c.,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this office until II O'clock A. M 10th of July next
for the SALE the highest bidder of s2OOO0O
lima State Bonds, issued under an act entitled An Act
authorizing the Public Treasurer sell the Bonds of the
State for certain purposes"
The above bonds will be issued in of 81 900 $780,
$500 500 each to suit purchasers bearing date LIST
July 1885, with coupons at the of per cent per
and $500 will run thirty years. and the 800 and 5000
years.
The principal and interest will be payable the Bank of
the Republic New York. unes where the party prefers to
have them payable at the Treasury of the State These
bonds exempt from taxation for any purpose whatever
Successful bidders upon being informed of the accept
of their bids deposit the amount of their bids
to the credit of the undersigned in the Bank aforesaid or
in the Bank Of the State Bank Of Cape Fear Raleigh
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for N. G. Stocks to the undersigned at Ra
| leigh N. c.
The bids will be opened in the of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President Of
the Bank of the State.
The right of accepting such bids in whole or in part as
may be deemed most advantageous to the State, is
served
D. w. COURTS,
Pub. Treas.
Std.
RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
TIME NEXT TERN WILL COMMENCE THE l4TH
L of JULY, and continue 81 weeks ss....j
For particulars apply for Catalogue. u
Raleigh, N. c., june II, 1859. - 55ist
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LATEST FOREIGN NEws-No more battles had
| cen fought Mantua was beseiged by the Sardnians
tna French. The Austrians were still retiring.
napoleon left Breschea on the Goth June for the
Pafpose of advancing on the Austrians. Kossuth
ad embarked for Genoa.
The cotton market was quiet. Breadstufs dull.
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Celebration of the Fourth.

Celebration of the Fourth.
The anniversary of American independence was
celebrated in this City with becoming spirit.
The usual services were performed at sunrise in
khe Presbyterian Church. After prayer, a brief but
ery appropriate and eloquent address was delivered
By the Rev. r. L. Helm, of the Methodist Episcopal
hurch.
At ten o'clock the procession was formed, and
proceeded to Capitol Square, in the Southern part
d which, near the Statue of WASHINGTON, platform
had been erected for the readers and orators, and
eats provided for the ladies. The national declara-
ion of independence was read by Mr.. George P.
Bryan, and an Grafton was delivered by Mr.. R. G..
Badger The grafton was creditable to Mr. Badger.
here was nothing new-nothing very striking in
but il was well-written address, and was hand
omely delivered 1t showed capacity in the young
nan, which time and study will improve.
| At night there was large assemblage in Capitol
kquare to hear an Grafton by Mr.. John Spelman,
= nd to witness a display of fireworks. The Meek
nburg declaration of independence was read by Mr..
~ II. Laughter, after which an able and eloquent
ration was delivered by Mr.. Spelman. We have
heard but one opinion in regard to this effort. Mr.
was repeatedly and enthusiastically applauded by
4he audience.
The large assemblage was then entertained for an
lour or two by very handsome display Of fire.
works, under the management of Mr. j. c. S. Lums
lien; after which they dispersed to their homes, evil
dcntly well pleased with the events of the day.
W. J. Saunders, Esq, the Marshal of theday, ant
bis Assistants, Messrs. Marriott II. R. Bryan, Basl
Manly, and Percival acquitted themselves of theil
lutes in the best manner. One of the Assistant
larshals, Mr.. Marriott, was in imminent danger al
[ne time, and saved himself only by his GOODNESS
ind presence of mind. His horse, startled by thu
discharge of firearms by the Guards took the bit il
bis mouth and ran with him for some distance
9erceivng that the horse was about to carry hin
(mong some wagons on market square, Mr.. Marriott
pang from his back as he turned at full speed from
Fayetteville street, and was fortunately not injured
We heard of no violence or disorder during tn
Fay or night. The Mayor and Police, as well as tn
larshals deserve credit for the good order whic
Prevailed
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL.


]. II. HORNER, Principal
Rev. T. j. HORNER, Assistant.
VINHE NEXT SESSION OPENS THE SECOND MON.
Il DAY i6Juy.
For Board in the family of either instructor and tut
ton the entire charge ninety dollars per session. Board
be also obtained in other families convenient to the
Academy.
Oxford n. c., June l, 1859. 5+w&swtdpd.
~ Register. Recorder, Advocate and Spirit Of the
Age copy. and send bills to this Office.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE:

an TUESDAY, THE FIFTH OF juicy. WE SHALL,
" have our accounts made out, (Gue July ls) and we
would particularly call aepte to the prompt payment of
the same
RE. HAEbING.'
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The FOURTH AT K1rTRELLs.-The Fourth of July
was celebrated with spirit at KittrelPs Springs. An
Grafton was delivered by G. G. Blacknal, Esq, Of
Franknton,
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FOR CONGRESS:
l.. OBJ. B r A n G H,
for the Fourth District.
OF WAKE.

Appointments for the Fourth District.
Messrs. Branch and Sanders, candidates for Con-
rcsS. will address the people at the following times
nd places
Ransom's Bridge, Wednesday, July6.
lIiardston, Nash, Thursday, July Z.
Stanhope, Nash, Friday, July 8.
Johnston Muster Ground, Johnston co., Monday
July II.
Pine Level, Johnston, Tuesday, July -.
Creachville, Johnston, "Wednesday, July 10.
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The Fifth District.


Messrs. Williams and Gimer will address the
people at the following times and places:
Cane Creek Factory, Alamance, Saturday, July
9th
Haywood, Chatham, Monday, July 18th.
John Newlin's, Alamance, Wednesday, July 18th.
W. D. Williams Store, Chatham, Thursday, July
14th.
John Cheeks Qally's,) Chatham, Saturday, July
10TH
Ritter's Muster Ground, Moore, Monday, July
18TH
Sheffield's Precinct, Moore, Tuesday, July 10Th.
Col. j. d. Cox's Store, Randolph, Wednesday,
July goth.
Defin's Montgomery, Thursday, July 91st
Saunders Precinct Moore, Saturday, July 23d.
Carthage, Moore, Tuesday, July Goth.
Franklinsville, Randolph, Wednesday, July 9th.
Leasburg, Caswell, Monday, August list.
Railroad Shops, Alamance, Tuesday, August I'd.
jamestown, Guilford, Wednesday, August 8.
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"E ARE NOW RECEIVING DAILY. PER EE
w press, Linen Coats made in Frock and Sack style,
Z. L. HARDING.
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en VIII be seen that Geo. M. White, Esq, Of Bla
|en County announces himself as candidate to re-
Fesent this district in the next Congress of the
am reea States: Mr.. White has always been good
snocrat He is known as a respectable and tai
''eu sentleman.- Wilmington Journal
No. gentleman in this town informs us that he has
bs naSea to sell his whole crop of wheat (not yet
roo oIea OUT at 81 10 per bushel. This, VIC think,
<CIaIp price, considering the large crop everywhere
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HARDlNGs COLUMN.
CLOTHING ron rHE SEASON.
sEMEWEEKLY ARRIvALs!!

o1Axs " = IN n - n v - AotS
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
AN TUESDAY, THE FIFTH OF juicy WE SHALL.
" have our accounts made out, (Gue July lst) and we
would particularly call attention. to the prompt payment of
EE. HAEbINe'
WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING DAILY, PER EE-
w press, Linen Coats made in Frock and Sack style
Z. L. HARDING.
NTARSEILLES vESTS-Cut in the latest style-of
M White and Colored -.
4 LpACCA COATS. CUT IN FRoCK AND SACK
"A style, and made in the best manner,
EINE SINGLE MILLED SUMNER CLOTH FROCKs
IL and sacks-A large and beautiful lot now arriving,
WYE ARE NOW OPENING A CHOICE ASSORT.
W ment of Colored and Black Silk Vests. new fot
Of Black and Skeleton Silk Vests ivory nice and cool ar
Gle for hot weather)
E. L. HARDING.
WE HAVE ON HAND-loo Linen Frocks. which Ne
w now offering at the gerry Loo price Of 81 25 each
E. L. HARDING.
nUR STOCK OF SUMNER TIES HAS RECENTLY
" been largely increased Also, our stock of summer
Gauze Six, and Merino Under Shirts
E. L. HARDING.
NEW SUPPLY OF SHIRTS French Yoke Seam"
II We the only "Agents" in the State for this cello
brated pafn 50 Dozen opened this morning direct from
the Factory-aN sizes aud styles of 6osoms.
E. L. HARDING.
june II, 1897. 3l-ly.
~ Register and Age copy.
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for the First District.

Messrs Shaw and Smith will address the people
of this district at the following places:
Rich Square, Northampton Co., July 9Th.
St Johns Hartford Co., 9th.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
rs the CASH SYSTEM AA papers are discontinued at the
cyation Of the time for Chch they hare been paid Sub
,1,ys uN be notified FOUR WEEKS before their time is out
b, CROSS MARX their papers, and unless the subscription
nntpea the paper sciu be discontinued. This is rule
u rhch there ,cW be departure. Watch for the cross
ulyk, and rene,o your subscription
U,tkly Standard 81 per annum, in adUnnce.
mi- Weekly (including the Tri Weekly during the Ses
j ny 81 per annum, in advance.
- Subscribers desiring their papers changed mus,
MENTION the Post Office from, well the to- which
hey desire the change to be made.
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agents for the Standard:
..,s n B1GGs and R. r. HuDNAL, of Raleigh,
= r McCRuMMEN, Travelling Agent.
Al, postmasters will please act as agents for US.
az All former agencies are hereby revoked.
August Is. 1858.
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HARDING'S.

NTARSEILLEs vESTS-Cut in the latest style-of
III White and C00red, '.-
HARDINGS.
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4 LPACCA COATS CUT IN FROCK AND SACK
IA style, and made in the best manner,


EHINE SINGLE MILLED SUMNER CLOTH FROCKS
IL and Sacks-A large and beautiful lot arriving,
At
HARDINGS.
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VNE ARE NOW OPENING A CHOICE ASSORT.
w ment of Colored and Black Silk Vests. new i0t
Of Black and Skeleton Silk Vests ivory nice and cool ar
Gle for hot weather)
E. L. HARDING.
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nUR STOCK OF SUMNER TIES HAS RECENTLY
" been largely increased. Asu our stock of summer
Gauze Siut and Aerino Under Shirts
E. L. HARDING.
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NTE HAVE ON HAND-loo Linen Ftocks. which Ne
w offering at the oery low price Of q o. each.
E. L. HARDING.
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HOLDEN l. WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
,,zEp PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-03-11
Tribute of Respect.

At called meeti ng OF John Hart Lodge No
947, (Peach,rs Mills, To Of Ancient Free and
Accepted Mssons, on the 18th February, A. L.
$3.50, A. d. 1859.
In the dispensatiOn of Divine Providence we
have to mourn the death of another of our bretb-
ren--one Of the supports Of our "Mystic Tenn
ple"-Brother JAMES DR,UGHAN Is no more He
died surrounded by his family and brethren,
about 4 o'clock P NJ, February 26th, 1859.
We feel that in the death of brother Draughan
we have lost one of our most devoted memb ers--
one of our most faithful officers, and the commu-
nitN in which he lived one of its best citizens.
From the organization Of our Lodge until his
death he filled his off ial trust, with " fidelity aud
zeal. aud leaves a vacancy that we look 10 with
sorrow, and happy his successor II he proves to
be his equal.
Resolved, That we attend the funeral Of our
worthy brother Lodge, and bury him accord
ing 10 the ancient usages oil our Order
Resolved, That we tender to the family and
relatives Of our deceased brother our heartfelt
sympathies, and our Secretary be appointed to
wIite letter VI coincidence TO his bereaved COM
panion.
Resolved, That we wear the usual badge of
mourning for Thirty days, aud cloIhe our Lodge
furniture In mourning for the period OF one nth
Resolved, That these proceedings be published
in the Clarksvi lie Chronicle, and copy Of the
paper containing the same be sent TO his family
By order. w. F. JOHNSTON, w. M.
I. S. McNAR, Secretary.
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B@- About noon, on Wednesday, three
Irishmen decOyed an Irish peddlar to the
rear of Mr.. Bringhurst's Carriage shop and
layed violent hands upon him, as suppos-
ed, for the purpose of robbing him. A
policeman, whose suspicious were aroused
by the manner of the three Irishmen, pre-
vious to the assault, watched their move
ments, and was on hand as soon as the ped
der was knocked down, and arrested the
three worthless who are now in jail Truly,
the democratic, is a prosecuted party, as a
speaker lately remarked, in a Northern
State, and warehouses;, jails, peDitentiaries,
and gibbets attest it.
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N OIL E ,

viii selh following '.racts of LAM, living
on the head waters of the east fork of Yellow
Creek, and one tract bordering on the waters Of
Barton's Crock one tract known the Clark,
Shelton Land, Of 1864 acres one ether tract ud.
joining the Clark, Shelton land, West T. Atkinson
purchased of j. w Shelton, containing 800 acres,
one other tract entered by Judge P. W, Humph-
r"ys, surrou nded by the Clark. Shelton land, con-
tanning 81 acres one other tract by r. J & /. ID.
Wet purchased of John MITCHELL known as the
Rane Place, and on winch Joseph Rsne lived ut
one Time, contaning IS acres one other tract
purchased of S. g. Edwards. on the waters of Bar
toms Greek, containing GIG acres, all Of which
lands are tlmbered, except the tract Of IS acres,
which hss dwelling-house on 1t. will give
general warranty deed for each and all of the tracts.
/. ID. WEST,
Feb. II, 1852 Sailors Rest Furnace.
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M A e q E d.


On the 9th inst, at the residence of the bride's
{ ,ther, by the Rev w. r. Dye. Mr.. SAMUEL VI.
RODENTS, OF Pleasant Mound, Tenn, 10 Mrs.
CATRARINE WLLIAMs-ali Of this county,
We offer our friend Roberts and his bride o. r
best wishes for their future happiness and pros
Perity. May roses unmingled with thorns be
strewn all along their future path. And:
Blessed be the lie that binds
Their hearts in bonds oil love,
the fellowship Of kindred minds,
IL like to that above"
On the Sd inst, by Rev. A. Mizell. Mr. JoHS
KIRKsEY, of Dover, to Miss ANN ANDREWS, of
New Providence.
On the 18th February, by II. P. Carney, Esq ,
Mr. WILLIAM IL. YoLAy, of this county, to Miss
ELIZABETH b. JORDAN, of Todd county.