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PAns Oct. 18, 1862
The Emperor and Empress-TAe Meeting Of Americans
Tie Nay the French Government Furnishes Stop MIX
Sellers" Relable Corycspondence-7 ransIdtons from
the French-FIghing for an Meo''-Commencensent Of
the Lecture Season, d., dc.
Unlike most Of the Continental newspaper correspon-
dents who astonsh their readers different parts Of the
world by their intimate knowledge of secrets of State
and OF the which the Zurich Conference pro-
gressing and the difficulties which stand in the way Of
the conclusion Of peace profess to know nothing about
the whole matter. What do know, however, is that II
will be melancholy day to these gentlemen when the
treaty shall have been signed and the conference broken
up its members returned to their homes and the bo
Of their families and the excitement attendant upon
this anxious waiting for them TO do something shall have
passed away. The fruitful theme which has afforded
tera for their brains and pens to work upon long VIII
be more Of value to them, and it will be long time
before they find in Europe another mine rich in gems
for them. wrote you before that shoald not
trouble myself or You about and Of wars,
but should endeavor TO end in the great world Of Paris
less sangninary and paatable food, which
might serve up to you occasionally in o letter.
The Emperor and Empress and the little blue eyed Cor
rora OF the First Regimen. OF Grenaders OF the Guard
who nothing happens to prevent, viii, in the ordinary
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airy measures adopted by the French general
shed partly by the prohbtory measures OF the
and police and partly by the Minister'S setting OF earlier
than expected; but still number Of persons were
in getting rouud by the Pora Angelica and the count was
after ALL destined TO submit to the will of General de G0yon
in the affair of the escort as two French gendarmes and
sergeant Of Roman dragons joined his carriage outside
the gate and oed after at pace which soon brelght
their horses to lathcr far the Acqua Traverse
nearly three miles from Rome where apparently fearing
no farther sympathetic demonstrations from the people
they turned their borses heads towards Rome and lef
the Minister to continue his route unoested the tran
guilty Of the road further on having been provided for
by patrols Of Roman gendames, who had been forward
ed in attachments at an earlier hour.
Such the FULL true and particular account Of the Sar-
dnian Minister'S dismissal from the "Exernal CITY than
which more Ill advised proceeding could scarcely have
been adopted calculated either In it's policy
or the mode Of s execution to produce results exactly
contrary TO those for which II was resolved upon.
We hear that Vtervo, through which town the Count
della Minerva passed Sunday night his way Tus
cany, many Of the inhabitants apprsed Of his arrival
added their demonstrations to those Of the capital by
by. t4s-
LORD PALMERsroN ADVOCATES THE INDEPENDENCE
OF CENTRAL ITALY.
From the London Post government organ, Oct 49,
Long after the practical termination Of warafer the
armies withdrawn and their exploits have become the
property Of hstorycomes the nal recognition OF peace
tra signed peace at Zurich yesterday the despatch
Gays nothing Sardinia but we suppose that sne also 70
on the point Of signing ner q ens u s
next step that proposed 70 the assembling OF congress
to sanction the new European arrangements towards
such conventions ms yet absolutely nothing has been
done and has sn TO whether the promoters OF
he scheme propose the assembling OF the five great Pow
OF the Powers Signatures shic Inc Treaty o. Vienna
when this s made clear IL will remain 70 be determined
mon what basis the Congress is to treat and far as
Il concerned, Is diainly declared tdt she win
nss pori in no dsle,oSss Which possby ha,r for
y,sQii nc jecig 81 The Tree ss9 and liberty Of Gct0n ~ in
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Capital Prize S5O,O0Ot
Tickets Only Ten DOllars!.!
Notice to the Public.

As the members OF our firm have, by way OF pur-
chase, become the owner Of the grants chartered by
the States OF Delaware Kentucky, Missouri and part
Of those in Georgia. under the management Of Messrs
Gregory Maury, of Wilmington, elaWnre, we have
deemed 4 eNpedient To change the name 81 our arm,
and after January list, 1859. that Of WOOD Ed
by X Co. who will hereafter have the management
Of the sparta Academy Lottery, and the others, as
above named.
In all transactions we have endeavored % conduct
our business with integrity and prompincss. aud we
assure the public that the patronage heretofore
bestowed us we'll deserving Of being transferred
TO our successors Very respectfully,
:. SWAN & co.
Augusta Georgia. Dec IS 1855
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EDDY L. CO., Managers.
Successors to s. Swan g. Co.

rTNHE following Scheme will be drawn by Wood EDDY
n Co, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery ir
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for JASUARY
1889, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, IN public, under the su
of Commissioners.
Class draws Saturday, February S, ls5
Class draws Saturday. February 10. 1859.
Class draws Saturday, February I9, 1856
Class 8 draws Saturday, February 26, 1859
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Cooking Stoves.

I'VE have for sale three sizes of the
w KEYSTONE STATE Coo king Stove for Coal.
BEAUTY OF THE WEST
THE VICTORY d"
The above stoves are warranted To bake well, to
draw WELL IN fact 20 do well every way. They
good Stoves any in the market little heavier than
any others and quite as cheap as the cheapest.
We have the following patterns OF Cooking Stoves
for wood.
THE TENNESSEAN, with or holes;
THE BLACK OAK;
THE Old HICKORY;
THE FOREST HOME;
THE GOMEZ, 4 sizes.
We have also full supply OF Parlor and MAntel
Crates, lamb Crates, &c.
Heating Stoves.
We have a good assortment OF Parlor, Store, Once
and Church Stoves, for Coal OF Wood.
janl5-tf MACKENZIE NJ
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~ All orders addressed 90 r. FRANCE & Co. Man
ayers, Baltimore, Nd viii meet with PROMPT attcn
tioh ana the printed Official drawings srnt
4 FRANCE
febl-td Managers, Maryland State Lotteries
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The greatest amount insured on any one risk is
$50 900, but will not as a general rule exceed $40
600.
The Company have general rule as to the amount
allowed TO be insured in city, town, village OF
block, 1t being the intention of the Company 10 dis
tribute its risks in such to lose more
than $40 900 by single fire.
No part of its Captl or carr ings are deposited in
any other state security for loss S therein.
An attested copy Of the Charter or Act of Incor.
poration accom- panies this Statement.
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ON THE PLAN OF sINGLENUMBERs.
$4,000 Tickets!
$50 PriIes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets.
MagmINcent Scheme
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
$40 Prizes amounting 10. 20. ........ $500 coo
whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 5oi

~ A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
Will be sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving IL.
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NO. MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store and to arrive
200 hhds New Orleans sugar, all grades;
100 bbls Crushed Sugar, all grades
so ST. Louis Loaf Sugar, all grades
so Powdered Sugar, all grades.
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Coffee:
100 bbls. New Crop Moasses, all grades;
100 half bbls. New Crop Molasses, all grades;
SO bbls and kegs Golden Syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bhls. Pixies Magnolia Whisky.
100 90 Dean 4 Hale's do;
100 Smiths Reserve do;
100 Jo Newsom's do; trebble distilled -
100 d" Tennessee White dos
200 " Old Country do;
100 (" Old Bourbon do;
100 " Old Monongehala doi
10 " Robertson county doi
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Vine;
IS baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands:
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated CIDER Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 half boxes Tallcw Candles,
loco Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes Starch;
1000 bags Fine Salt
900 OJ0 &. u Caps;
100 bbls Fresh Ale;
so Tierces Rice;
100 and u fb Caddis Black and.Common Tea;
so chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes ". r. Cheese, prime;
100 F. n. g :.
800 bags Shot, assorted;
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black PepperJ
100 doz. Rrooms;
100 Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda in papers;
100 Scotch Snun;i
$50 Z" Stick Candy;
100 Fancy do;
100 casks English Soda;
1000 doz assorted Buckets:
In store for sale lower than they be had else
where.
We are Agents for a large Wooden Ware aud Bucket
Mandatory and prepared at all times 10 sell 20
the Trade at Manufacturers prices, freight added.
CARTER, wlISFoRD 4 CO,
declO No. Market street
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F0r sale.


u,HAT very desirable Store Room adjoining my
i once being No. IS cherry street, for nexi
year. Apply 20 HliL l. BOYD, JH-,
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Ginfinnati.

Glover Seed,
Tim othy Seed,
Blue and Herds Grass Seed3
Linseed Oil, 49,
Lard Oil,
Candles and Soap,
Cheese,
Cordage,
Painted Buckets,
rTyr-rS pponue WRAPPING PAPER, WHITE LEAD,
i VINEGAR TT RPESTTNE. CRACKERS, and all ar
tcles OF CINCINNATI PRODUCE and MANUFACTURE,
OF W.RRIxrypGoop QUALITY AT Lowest CASH ~ ICES.
Orders filed and shipments made promptly by
ROBERT MOORE,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
az Consisnmcnts OF Cotton, Dried Fruit, lard,
Feathers Beeswax, Ginseng &c, viii receive all the
advantage. OF the market. dec2l-u
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Druggists.

A. III. RIOS COE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-stuhs,
Perfumery, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Brushes. White Lead, &c. &c.
Corner OF Broad and Market streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
I HAVE constantly on hand large and <ssA
well selected stock of the above arti-
Giles, together with large assortment OF II
Fancy articles; all Of which is offered for BxE8
sale on the most accommodating terms. - q
Alum, 900 pounds
Arrow Root, 100 pounds, Bermuda and Florida
Birthstone, 500 pounds, refined;
Castor OIL 200 gallons
Copperas, 20 barrels, prime green;
Cream Tartar, s barrels
Gum Camphor, 100 pouhds;
Indigo, 500 pounds. Fine 10 Common;
Nader, 900 pounds, first quality;
Super Carb Soda 900 pounds prime;
Flour Sulphur, 500 pounds.
All Of which is offered at the lowest prices
ian29 e~ A. II. ROSCOE
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@tteries.
STATE LOTTERIES
r. FRANCE s Co., Managers.
Magnificent Scheme for February, 1859.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
SG5,OOO.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY!

To be drawn Baltimore, Saturday, Feb 2sth, 1859.
Under the superintendent Of the State Lottery
01n.r7fss,oy,sr .
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Sewanee Mining Company.
n NJ M M Y. N

n ~ M NJ y NJ
IN .aaisian % ne siack purchased q J. Il h@roen
A.ys Tesssse q. y ssise-'n g. y,sorns.
el,a a.. Hhztc -
soeS kk4 White Pas eeshas;
- go ELsc ana uHshta4r0ss
a 90 - ciuSr Wtlle Pine Al ttle kaessess
a'sn 80 P,s,,lar Ffenk, Jolsl and seAntinSs
49, -whdos eesh, and Frames and b'nas 20
,.-,eh riar f.nncf Deefs and Francs Annte FAeees
lessidlar Art ffsrksis fopsr snd r.ne ssef -
x4rd ko- III Broad siresl - s.,,s.,,, - "a
lsb1-3zs q q ~
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STATE NEW YORK,
City and County of New York. So
CHAAEs J. MARTIN, President, and J. MILTON SMITH,
Secretary, OF the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, be-
ing severaly duly sworn, depose and say, and each
for him self gays, that The foregoing is true, full and
correct statement OF the affairs of the said Corpora
ton, and that they are the above described officers
thereof.
Signed, CHARLES J. MARTIN, President
Signed, ]. MITpS SMITH, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me this oath day of
January, A. D., 1859.
BENJAMIN RANKIN,
L. Commissioner for Tennessee,
in New York
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Certificates of Packages viii be sold at the FOL
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ITsgHEs1 a..rkss psses f.it feE nseel -
Ill A. ~ HAANf6.
Ne. = cD.<ss ssrsss. essosss ~ ss.anss
jzz1l-
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Tusr rse<ivea IS e4ses = etsolre Ffssh Re.rhzs
ass nizlzI. Ho6rEz 90.
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and Implements.


ion CASES FRESH cave OYSTERS, put CD sr-
4SO pr-sziy fur this narkst by Messrk Frkce
ssbs xrzII, HOOPER co.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, Con- TrRoLLER's OFTIc.
NASHVILLE, January 2Sth, 1889.
This is to certify that the HoNE ISsURANc CoMPAsY
located at New York in the State of New York has
complied with all the requirements OF an act passed
by the General Assembly Of the State OF Tennessee
in March, 1856, entitled can Act TO regulate the
agencies Of Insurance Companies not Incorporated
by the State of Tennessee" and that Jos NASH and
W. j. MARI are the legally authorized agents of said
Company the city OF NASH ville of Tennessee
J. c. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
Policies issued and renewed in this reliable Insur.
ance Company, at fair rates, once No IS College
street, Nashville, Tenn.
jan29-u NASH K MARI, Agents.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

vX1HAT WILL HE DO WITH IT. By Sir E. Bulwer
TIE land AND THE BOOK. or Biblical lllusta'
ms drawn f,m the Manners and Customs Scenes
aud Scenery If the Holy Land BY W. N. Thomson. D. d.
HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION IN ENGLAND; By
Henry .h"nas Buckle
CHARITY GREEN, or the varieties Of Love; By The
odurr Hartmann
aGNEll, on CHESS-New Edition.
TIRE SECURING OF THE WHITE HORSE or the
Ling Vacation Ran,be If a London Clerk; BY author OF
TON Bruwn's SchrO, Days"
SUNSHINE. ar Kate Vinton; BY Harriet T. Mchewer.
BEKTRAM NOEL; BY J. May.
WILD SPORTS IN THE FAR WEST; BY Gersta-
eek illustrated. go =
TWO nISCUURSES-The first delivered on the 25th Of
Nav s "a the closing sermon in the Old Brick Church
p lSeeknan Street.-The last the 3lst Of Oct"ber
81 the dedication Of the New Brick Church Murray Hill
Bv Gard ner Spring d. ID L. d.
THE YCLE LOLA series If Stories for the young
LIFE AMONG THE CHILDREN.
BUDS FROM THE CHRISTMAS BOUGHS, and other
Tales; BY Virginia F. T"wnsend.
THE SOCIABI.E or l,'Hl Home Amusements
DIVINE AND MORAL SONGS FOR CHILDREN;
By Rev. Isaac Watts D. D-Eugsh EdtiOn-with eolored
FOOTSTEPS OF SAMUEL PAUL.
VICTORIES OF BETHANY.
SWORDS POCKET ALMANAC, for 1889.
LIFE Of THE HON NATHANIEL MACON, Of North
Carolina; By Edward K. Cntten.
Fur sale by
Ii. d TURNER,
n. c. Book Store.
Raleigh, Jan. O. 1859. l2-
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MIsCELLANR0Us.
M AEON Nous E.,
CIR or PORfsXOCTH, VA


V2VHIS HOUSE Is THB MOST PLEASANTLY s!I0S
ated Of any hu,es in the city. 1t is near the river
aud has bathing eilities equal to these Al Od Point Com
fort is also near The steamboat landing and ra'Susa
depot and within ten minutes walk Of the Navy ara sno
Naval Hospital places we'll worthy visit. The CHAMBERS
Parh,rs and Dning R.om very airy aud the accIno
da.iuns are uuexeeed BY any Hotel in the city! In
and uuequaIed Hotel" the prprieors however. hope oy
due regard to the comforts Of their guests TO max
pleasant and satisfactory home. I'd like the
statesman Of the Old North State. the late Na'nane'
wh.Ae name il BEARS BY its intrinsic and mdes' mets
continue the liberal patronage it has reee'e"
WM. H. WILSON,
JOS SAN. BROWNE,
Proprietors
The propr;eors submit the following merit caro- ~
M nv Ut tn Hsnse; it is extract tr"m an eo'' " " wv
EdentUn N. G.; Express: 8.
Iii is duty we owe the public to speak OF things 70
VII oh is interested in their true light oat Nv ""y
dutv We owe the travelling public. but also cont
our mite Il, cs.mmend merit when We speak wen ce
cn liuse located in Prsmouh to which city ana us Gu
terpr,s,nr inhabi ants this hotel is an honor.
Familiar with III. principal bo:es in several S'a'es ena
having had several wears experience travelling we ven
tur. the assertion that the Macon in what CONSTITUTES
FIRST class hotel inferior either North OF o"u'u
True ~ and d" present liner appearance, %
oudv ruupage but surpass the Macon IN suos's'
entertainment. and cheerful compliance w''h Tue "'S"Ss
III. guest. ,:.;, ,~.r.
This is fancy sketch. yet is the descrpSn
Wrought, Every one who stops at this house WI" ass
our Correcness-we only regret we are not aoe !" 'es
ample Justice the genenany prpr,et"rs "r tne.
gy IT, serve the public in acceptable manner. aho ~
hotel which should be the pride anc inc nome :" a ed ~.
ellxr who -. through. stops in that CITY ana y"
hone shat readers will do themselves Inc JUSTICE
cali at this house when occasion Offers
January ~, 1889. V''
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Our warehouse. which built expressly for cur own
use cn,ans six foors each Ito feet and the large
stock and extensive which keep require Its
entire occupancy No house in Of the Northesu Cities
nbbing IDS the country. present tn same cum
bned advantages the country merchant. - our stuck
not only large but obtained upon Conditions which w
defy competition.
articles we SELL and send buyer Europe regularly twice
year. select Foreign goods We are enabled there
stock ut all tines repe,e with the newest and must de-
sirable gunds.
Merchants in good credit invited to examine our
stock when they next visit Baltimore, and they will pru-
mote their own interest BY doing
Orders BY mail carefully executed when accompanied By
satisfactory references.
February 4. ls59. l6-im.
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TIL OS. CA l. Ian.
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LATEST HEws.!
THE GREAT EVENT OF TIE ACE.
THE ATLANTIC TELEG RAPH
HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY
But slso The will known dsm az

NATHAN KRAMER,
RAls,ea. y. G,
In buying GREAT BARGAINS 81 The Nss,hsss Cities.
which have Just svcrivrd and now aEss them, Nth
small advance 10 my pairoas and 6ieudA
hare received the arsrs, and spssdd sioek Of
Dry (:oodsl Clothing Made To my .sderi (:essss
Fsssishiss Goods, Booss, SAoes. Hats, Caps,
Trunk. and valisss Carpet sxs CUTLERY Cans ard Pc
tolls Blankets Umbrellas Gold and Silver wsssheA
Ciucks, Jewclry. Fancy Aricir. 6rsyssss h,mss-
tics Ch,hs, Csssimervs Ae.. &C.. and many
Other articles Ia tedious 10 msniioa-
Nv Establishment ENJOYING srvdy the bsss rspssasius.
need only thai shall euupue so do busssss IN
the .asc lair manner heruse. am hsnkful Sc past
tav"rs and bcS continuance Vi the Coss oss.
cuNs ALL.
NATHAN KRAMER.
wiminStoa ~. Raleigh. y. q.
~ Watch Crystals and hsnds pot on wsiesss.
September &c. 1858. s;-s@.
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HENRY ID. TURNER,
WHOLESALE AND BETAIs.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
No. 1, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh.
" ID. TURNER has on hand and for sale. at the
N1o Invest prices large aud well selected assortment
of LAW MEDICAL. SCHOOL. THEOLOGICAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS also fine Editions Of BIBLES
and PRAYER BOOKS. in every variety Of Binding and
sz And is receiving regularly nj! the New Works in the
various departments If Literature.
School. BOOKS.-He respectfully solicts the atten-
ten If School Teachers engaged in the instruction Of youth.
f. his assortment If SchOu Sks, which is very extern.
sive ,.mprising the most valuable works in
BLANK OOKS-His stock of Blank Books is com.
re'e .mhrc every description Of Accou Record and
Memorandum Bt,&s
STATIONERY Every variety Of Common and Fancy
Stationery including Writing and Wrapping Papers, Steel
Pens. Of every description and price. Ink. Quls &c
Committees supplied on the most reasonable terms.
A orders promptly attended to.
r leigh. Jan II, lSi9. SIT
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NOTICE or COMPREHENSIVE.
MR. SAMI d. HICKS, formerly Of Granville County,
IN NOr-CarOlina, and late nf the firm If BrOwnley
Hicks g" Petersburg Va. is this day admitted partner
sil, house, The business will be cDniucted und
the firm and style If d. T. WILLIAMS HICKS beg
grateful acknowledgements patrons and
friends fur the liberal support and patronage bestowed
TOR the past three and request continuance Of
the the cuHcern, with that the unit
I'd Efforts If the hse will be devoted their interests
All Itl having clsims against will please present
them immediate payment. and those indebted ior cash
bills requested pay earl; practicable Ad.
made Though, faith Of produce will, if desired
be transferred to the new concern.
d. T. WILLIAMS
Rehmcnd Jan. !, 1889.
d. T. WILLIAMS & HICKS.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS GENERAL
FOR THE SALE
TOBACCO, WHEAT, &C.,
No. 5 Shocco Slip,
RICHMOND. Va,
Offer their services to the Planters of Virginia and North
Caroiina and the trade generally.
. Particular attention paid to forwarding manufac.
tnrd Tobacco, and filling ORDERS and liberal advances
made On all consgnments in hand.
D. T. WILLIAMS
SAM'L ID. HICKS.
Late Of BROMLEY Hicks, Petersburg, Va.
January T. 1889. 5-Sm.
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N. c. Mutual Insurance Company.
At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE |
*; "A y; N",'lG.ro'na Mutual Insurance COMPANY hs4 Or
Directors and Officers for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
l. R Williams William DO.
CIV 5: Sa,sA'ns'. d. g.:
Kemp r. Battle. do.
George liiile. do.
James N. Towles. do.
AIes a ii eisSi' S SsiS%a'''
Joshua G.. Wright. Wilmington
John N. jones' EjentOn.
Geo. W. Charles Elizabeth City.
w. fia1rsil. iarf%sss i
II. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo A: Smith. Milton:
~J~eph White. Anson County.
JOSH Boner. Salem.
OFFICERS OF TIE CoMPANt.
TIL. Selby. P-s.ilent.
II. d. Turner. Flee Presidest.
John H. Bryan. Attorney
Hamden S. smith, Steresaryand 7sssssro.
CIV y: !: T Hsi:$;::., n~"'''' e'~"'''
This Company has been in successful operation 10
years. and continues to take RISKS upon all classes pro-
teries) upon favorable terms. Its Policies cover
property amounting to large portion of which
Six
The average ofInsurance upon the plan Of this Com
pany has beer less than third Of per per
A. COMMUNICATING ii reference to su':nss should 5.
addr sed te the Secretary PSst rid; 9 .,,.-,
Raleigh. JAZZ. q. 1889. "a
DRIME NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND no.
II LASSES- For sale BY
JONES / MOORE
January IS. Tim.
A SURELY OF OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
Just to hand and for ; ;s,s 3 MOORE
Jan. Is. Tin.
MEALS SERVED UP a At +. ALL HOURS
OAK CITY HOUSE,
| January 81, 1859. loft
NEW YoBK GOSHEN BUTTER, AND n
| II Y. STATE CHEESE
JONES / MOORE
Jan. Is Tin.
JUST RECEIVED AT TUCKERY
A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF PARTY FANS The ssses-
"A tinn Of the ladies 10 invited.
Raleigh, Jan. 70. 1852 lS-I
K0RTH.CAROLlNA STRIPE AND PLAID
~ Homespuns fur servAnts- sonsthing eniirsy new.
just '''' v: T. y r q TUCKER.
Ssaoay H. 1859. l3-sf
THE TARB0R0' HOTEL,
(LA,ElY elseosYi)
THE ~, uSD Up have inssey:S ,.a .ss...shs
I.rbor" and will sndvOr To- give sasss,ioa 10 thoss
who may favor then eth ell:
sta~s s,sa 5-isst