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Boots and Shoes,
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY.

|ENHE subscriber has returned from New York and
i is receiving his SPRING Il SUMNER STOCK
of BOOTS and SHOES, to which he wouid call the
particular attention Of all in want of goods in his
line. His stock consists in part follows:
Gents Patent Leather Boots" and Shoes;
Ladies' Caters, with and without heels, of all
styles and coors
ChiIdren's shoes of all kinds with and without
heels. fine and coarse
Bows Boots and Shoes:
Kid Skin Oxford ties and Caters
Patent leather French Caters, snd Gents Ok
ford slippers
French calf skin pump Boots
French calf skin peg Boots;
Ladies' Congress Boo :. with and without Eeels ;
Ladies' slippers. with and without heels
Ladies' leather Boots. pump and thick soes
Misses Boys. and Children's Boots. Shoes and
Slippers of every desirable style;
Gents Patent Leather Pumps; Goat leather,
Velvet and Fancy slippers;
Gents Black Lasting Gaiters;
Gents Black and Light Cloth Top Congress Cal
ters;
Gents Sewed and Peg@ed Calf Congress Boots ;
Ladies Cloth and Velvet Slippers and Ties;
Ladies Serge and Kid Congress Ht tcl, Il ECots
Ladies' Morocco d Serge Button Boots:
Ladies Morocco. Kid and Goat Olkas and Lace
Boots and everything usually kept in !; first class
Shoe Store. which he always sells at the
LOW EST PRICES!
With many thanks for past favors, you request
ed call and examine his Stock before purchas n 9
elsewhere.
BOOTS AND SHOES made and rcpa' red on short
est not ce. NJ FAJLK.
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SA FORD7S
LIVER INvIG0RATOR !

EF7pt't'' ~ s7E' '''I"'"
COAPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS,
q ONE Og tn ais Bll-'T E'urs tive and L.vt
Il Medicines now befol the public.
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II. d. GREEN.
Manata curing Jewcier, and practical Watch
VA


Maker.
DEGS leave to return his thanks to the citizens
OF Fayetteville and the adjoining counties for the
kind patronage and support he has received during
his ousne-s Career in this Town, and now would sin-
form them hat he has gone to considerable expense
in fitting up a workshop for the manufacture OF Jewt
elry.-leeling confident from the knowledge he has
obtained in making and repairing jewelry and fancy
articles. bou ht the North which when brought ont
o the South is sold for Cold and Silver at a larg
price when the real fact Of the is, they are made
up of ated sheet metal filled with lead and seailhs
These are facts not Commonly known TO the
public but they less truths that can be proven
by calling any time at the mandatory ana eNaih =
ng the yankee ewelry. never intend to sell Noreii,
.Irwery but will continue to ''o'o
and Silver for sale and to order. Gehtielh,h
and Ladies' have articles made to their own sly
and OF G old not less than fourteen carrots a
S lver Of the quality as Spanish Doiiars, NY
reason for conf lng myself to certain standard
the Gold aud Silver * intend to manufacture ho''i
ing bat superior quality of goods and W;li sell tn
low figures purchasers would nave "
pay them at the North.
The Watch N liking business carried on as usual i
all its b auchc5 =.
va A respectable youth wanted as an aPprrhtlc'
to the Jewelrv bu ,innss. No boy need Apply "H.
does not belong to a respectable family
Nav IL If
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COMMON SCHOOLS
OFFICE OF LITERARY BOARD
Raleigh May 3, 1859

TTNHE BOARD MET, present Gov. Ellis Messfs
L Henderson and Ward.
The following distribution of the Literary Fund
for the first six months of the year $50. among the
several counties State is ordered by the Board
tabular statement whereof is hereunto anneNeu-
The amount due the respective cour ties VIII be pia
the authorized TO receive the same at the
Treasury Department. upon a compliance wlth the
provisions OF law.
Alleghany. Madison and Polk. will receive their
share from the counties from which they were forned
Jackson 80 per cent of amount allotted to Macon anu
the balance from the share allotted to Haywood
JOHN W. ELLIS. 90
E.r- Offci0 Lit. R0uYG. :.
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DENTlSaIRx.
EnFs. JAMES WIS, h

FAR. JAMES DAVIS, having
81 decided on permanently locating in the
Tow of Fayetteville. respectfully offers his servi
ces to the citizens of this place and surrounding
AL tlt~ p..r.- Irs.,f--l.es= of l. pro
fes,ion. includng the manufacture OF Mlncrai
Teeth he Is satisfied. after extensive expert
onca 70 which 10 added thorough Dental educa-
-, that he can rive entire satisfaction far as
# i in the power Of Dentistry. All irregularities
Of the Teeth treated IN proper and careful man
ner as well as diseases of the mouth, None but
tho nronar metals made of in the various
onerati1ns. Charges will be moderate, that the
benefits of the Profession may be placed within
the reach of all who may feel interest in the
preservation of the Teeth
- flee Houston's Jewelry Store, where
he will be found at all times.
Nav Is 1853 If
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CAPE FEAR
.NEV BRIDGE COMP.H.N'T.

rINIiE STOCKHOLDERS. IN TIE NEW BhiDo.
Co. viii meet in Fa yetteviIle. at the ONCE
MIR Jno p Mclean (near the Rank OF Cape fear) u
Tuesday 3lst inst al IL O'Clock A. NJ. for the puf
pose Of galziDg &c.
Nay LIST 2t-w
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All who use it are giving their unanimous testimony
in its fave
Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator. and
swallow both together.-Prce One Dollar per bottle.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor. No 3i5 Broadway, n Z
Retailed by all Druggists. Sold also by
DIR. s. J. HINSDALE
DR.. J. n. SMITH.
Fayetteville, \. G.
March &c. lSGS. 1Y
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These Gums remove
all morbid or bad matter
from the syst EN-. supply
ing in thetr place Il heal
thy flow of pIte. iuyieo-
rating the stomach caus-
ing food to digest we'll. !
Purify .HS The Blood.
giving tore and health {
to the whole machinery.
removing the cau-e of 4
the diseaSc-ef1'ec g Il |
radical cure.
Bilious a:tacI 5 are [
cured. and. what is b, t
ter. prevented by the :
occasional use of the |
rzf--<s. Iss---; 'a1s' .'--'' '' -
one dose after eating
Is suaicicn: to relieve 7
the stomach and prevent I
the food from rising aud .
souring.
One dose taken before +,
retiring prevents hight !
mare.
Only one dose taken
at night loosens the bow
els gently. and cures
CnStiycnfSS.
One dose taken after
each meal will cure dys-
pepsia.
One dose of two tea
spoonsi'ul will always re
licve Sick Headache.
Only one dose immedi-
atciy relieves collie while
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The Esrslsn Dsrnana.

The Boston Co@mereiai Bulletin expresses its de-
sided opinion that there il not title OF evidence
that tho foreign demand for breads,uGs win be Of
importance, or that tho assuai export win exceed
The ordinary shipments of che past two or three
yssrs unlsss By those Who acrd TO sacri6os tho
lesser amountin sntscipstion Of gaining the great
n. The produesN and the nillsEs o. the West ars
sending thsir Wheat and Flour to market, and We
believe thsy win con tinss TO d. ~. CAS- 9tk
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GO NJ NJ Z RCIAI

| 8 DAlLY CARS cHrr OFFICE
Keokuk, Oct. 3Ist.
FL0HR--super6ns, ~ -, spsing whsst, sex-
tra, 81 l23 Fall wheat, extra, 81 80 to - ga.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 47i 10 90 per 90.
/ lcoRE-New % 10 rs.
BARLEY--spring, 20a5o, Fall, 60a7bc.
wnEAT.-In good demand. Fall soaIoe;
Spring COATS. ts E
aoATS--3s. & s y q q 4 - + --t-
KYE-45c to SOC; In good demand.
PARTNERSHIPS by the load !; retail doc bush.
NJ raRocERIES--Nsw Orleans sugar, fair 7Aas.
prime aasi, clarified s4a1o, crushed and loaf II
I. -. Moixsscs-Plantatioa A TO 40, Is. LIS
" 30, Golden Syrup, 70 to SOC. CoEss-Rio II
TO i2s Java 1sto 19c. Laguyra, 1si 10 IA. Rice,
SIC.
s0Ap--Palm sAc, Family sic.
CANDLEs-Star Is TO ~, stearine 70, Mould
III, summer pressed, lis
LAKD--109 to 1I3 retail 14c. alA &faE
BUTTER-choce Is to II !; rstail 70 to %.
HIDKs-Dry I2i; green, sa; green sheep pslts
90 To esc green hss skiss rs
HAY-Prairis $la to IS; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, S53aes; Bsisd do. Ssl 70 4IoA; Retail, S1a.
SEEDs.-HungsriAn 8rass, ~ 10 4B cents |,
Timothy, 81 10 to ! 10; Flax Seed. ssass i
suNDRIEs-onions,s IS to 40 Eggs, II 70 III.
Feathers, soc to ssci White Rams, soe to11S.
FkuIT-Grssn apples, eboisss - - 70 % ~
per Dbl Dried applss ~ 6e to Is per bssh Dried
peaches. ~ 50 to ~ rs; RAisins, IS 90 10 3 SO.
GHEEsE-W. n. 10 70 IL Denmark 81 to Q.
PROFESSIONALISM 10 to ii Shoulders n to g.;
clear Sides 10 TO Al. s3
BEEF IiAf3c gross; 30 to Sc per quarter.
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; The commsrcsSi Of the Slst nit. ssys: "There
ssems to be tusy preparation amongst the pack
ess, and should the weather be saitAbis the bloody
work Of the winter will Be we'll isssguratsd during
the coming week. Several lots Of Hogs are rssdy
for thsshAnblss, and sAlss to-day reported cover
100 hsad rsceivasls 600 from she Sch 70 3eth Of
November, at o. rs; 800 on 9th Of Nov, Averaging
40 rs., 1t 50; 500 Nov. 10th, IT IS 20, and 200
now, sversging 500 M. gross ~ 4475.
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Perk Packing.

Our keskak psaks fs hare made extensive pFspa-
ral ions Tor slaughterng and packing this ssasoa.
They have the capacity for killing sbess 800 hsad
dsy. The Arms engaged are Patterson ! Tin
bermaa, Mscrea o., cisghors, Bstty . Co., and
Goldman = CO. They havs already put out . large
amount VI money, and We learn that the hog crop
Of this year will fully equal that OF last year In
pounds. Prices are ranging at present from - Is
to - 20 per hundred. rhs corn crop in the Dss
MONIES Valley was never better than this season,
and pork osght to be good and absndAnt. The
money that is alrsady going out for pork will ind
As way back here soon. odd viii give relief to
the present striugcney In financial Affairs.
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=. d. PATRICK,

y =. p. PATRICK,
Agent for the Gate City M ustc store,
NO. ~ MAIN-ST.,
vXTILL sell new OF aeeond- hand PIANOS and
w MkLODRONS on commission; will REPAIR
PIANOS, AELODEONE, the machine hsAAs of
GUITARS, &c., and will superintsnd the removal
Of Pianos, or their packing for shipment
So - Charges m0derats. M fsas
: sent &d3m aAs9s4 FL a@.
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Printing Inks.

We have for sale aquantity Of wADE's coroa-
M IHks, which are Justly considered the best In
market. There ars among them ala shsdes Of Hsd,
Blus, Ysiisw ard Brown, and Of all prices, from
73 cents Up 20 ~ par b. Also white Ink, Gold
Siss and varnish, and nearly All grades Of Black
Ink, u the ssmc manufacture. 4s
We havs besides, quantity Of Mathsrs Black
Ink, undspossd Of than which there are none
better in market.
oes, for cash.
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Nsnsyin Chicago.

On the ID inst. currency was searse, and 1Ais-
counts difhcuft to obtain. The stringency vas &C
counted far by the heavy shipments East. TX
change ives frn d II, goli n to ! per cent. pre-
MUM. e1{S 1 g8s
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KNITTING wOMK.
A wEBoF MANY TEXTURES, WROUGHT By
IA . USh Part1nfg ten.
LIFE THOUGHTS,
Gathered from the kxtsmpoTansous Dissouxsss al
HsAEy WA1a 1eecAeF.
TITC1s Nj MS Lkrrnxs
TO YOUNG PEOPLE, AAkkIKD AND SINGLE.
HarmE CHESS HArDBOOx
Teaching tia Iudinsnts d the gans and giving a
analysis q III the recognized openings s1snpl ined
BY sppsSpriats gsnssaactuAlly pisyed 81 Morphy,
Harwtts, Asdssscn, StAunfon, Faulon, Montecm-
en- sIy 49, a. - u. ..a, osasrs. Also. AsrELL On
a1ti1i N. ", wRsrcoTT, ssis y
oct3sa ~ Main.st.
.. Y. sRowS. i4pxD ,. sIsFsoH.
1ROWN 4 sIMPsON,
ATTORNEYS Az Lam AND SOLICITORS In
ChANCkkY, g2@## Fill G8
WILL practice IN Leo and the adjoining conn
Pronpt sttsntipn sivsa % soilsssions.
A-Spscasl eaEs taken In tbs examination of
aorDseds md Mortgages drawn, dispositions
tax md Oh othar NoEsriAl business transastSd
OFkElOE-k1takdA3 dsty bet. Mann Johnson.
WY. TUxrrH.1 ~ JOIN = CAFE
TURNER 4 CRAIG, I,
ttOr A9csys law,
asss oLIorroRs IN IN en- Arcrsv
EEoxux ..
w rraHsd 70 thsirc ars, n Lee county. lowe
and in Hancock county, la, Thay viii attend
-omss over OEdsn, BroGnslI Co.'S Book
Store, Main Street. ~ assR ii sfau. rs -d6m1
The Lias aaA rFaveiS 81 lTSx1 ! I :
Won laumboldt, go
MYTH m introduetion from ths psn 81 Bayard
w Taylor, just re0eivcd ~
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Arrivals =, sss s,,,,ns. n.a.s.

CO Davis, q Barrett, W = Little, N ii u Man
ming and lady, Ksesaaqua; II II Martin, Bsntoua-
port; Johaaon. HfB nuiss, h Blackjack, a B
Warfsid, Miss seoit. Mis- Carlton, St Lcnis; @ 4
Jenkins. Nd; saith, Mrs 8 n snith, Farmins =
ton; Duke, Ind; Mn williams, III; s CLARK, No;
Capt Hiilhonss, str Flora.
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Mathexas Inks.

new lot, in -, - and 80 ID. kegs, and u
sty of CoIorsd Inks, just received at this OfEcs.
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AFFERs A FULL STOCK or pRuas. MEDr-
" CIHEs, PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS &C., to the trade, and Mt retail, II very
low prices for Cash. &3ea8 49,
July 7, I'D 5s@k
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Cerssr - secsnA aaa mats streets.
JOB PRINTING.
OF all kinds, executed to order, prom pity and ,.s
isfactorily, at iow prices. 3s
BLANKS kept on hand for sale.
A-DLANK mORTGAGEx sale Al
this once.
~BILLs or LADTNG for sale q. this
o6cs
~JUsTIcEs, RLArKs Notices sab
pon.s and Kxseutionf forsals At thisofhce.
S~GLLINOIs BLANK DEEDs for
ID ie - thhfr ofhrs.
@.0LANK DEEDS, neatly printed, in =
form approved by the best Lawyers, for sale al
this oesce.
aTRUsT DEEDS FOR SALE AT THrs
OFRICR
~nLArK NOTES, ns.siy printed for
sale at this Office.
CITY scrip ana CITY warrants.
For sale in sums TO suit, 81 this olkoe.---
Come and buy some and pay your taxes.
Sr1rDno's f1uurp 6rrn.-This il N az
osedingly valuable Artisls, lately brought e.
tensively into uss. II Is for sale at orden's
Book store. See advertisement.
Mrnc ONCE AoRx.-The Campbells ars
coming again, And viii s0tsstain the people
with thsir ininisable songs and perform
ancss. They have reduced thsir admission
to hard-times requirements, and u they are
hrst rate minstrels We presume they will
have . crowded house. :
Ii AEYDoDY FRIoHrENxD PA man named
I. n. Stllwsll, says the Alexandria (va.)
Gazette, was arrested in that city on the 18th
ult., and bound Over In $500 20 keep the
peace, Tor Aeving uttered sentlnents de>uD-
ciatory ct 0outhern institutions 8a sf
4
Arrivals ~ tie 1stliangs ~ euss
N0V.<-Ir. H.
CO Davis, q Barrett, W = Little, ny; Il Man
ming and lady, ksesaaqua; II II Martin, Bsntonr.
port; Johnson. HsB nuise, b Blackjack, a B
Warfaid, Miss scott, Mia Carlton, Sc Lcnis; @ 4
Jenkins. I'd; T saith, Mrs 9 N saith, Farming
ton; Duke, Ind; Mn Williams, III; s ciark, Mo:
Capt Hiilhonss, str Flora.
Etrst re shy teSian CHURCH.
Tasrs will b services In the First PresbytsrlAn
Church, corner Of High and lth streets, at q
O'Clock this Saturday aftsrneon.
TAsfs will - prsashins and sonmanion ssrvics
tomorrow sabbath, 1t ii O'Clock . m; and ID.
Rev. Mr.. HAwlsy viii deliver Lecture :. i
o'ciock p. IN subjeet--aThs Tss Woman"
Religious Notice. ssa5es 4s,&'
The Rev. Mr.. Roberts win preach in the Congrs-i
gationAl Church Tomorrow. tsAbbath), ii the usual
hour. @
Wess1lnsser Church.
Rev deo. d. Stewart, Of New York, will pveach
In the Westminster Church TO- morrow, fsahbath, j
IT II :. m. and I p. m.
Ray Your Taxes -Lee County Railroad
Coupons for sale BY Xix, AALE co.
IlotI RATS
I -.
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Munc ONCE AoIs.-The Campbells arr
coming again, AID viii s0tsstain the people
with thsir ininitable songs and perform
ancss. They have reduced thsir admission
to hard-times requirements, and u they are
hrst rate minstrsls We presume they will
have crowded house.
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CITY scrip ana CITY warrants.
For sale in sums TO suit, 81 this ol6ee.--
Come and buy some and pay your taxes.

SrxrDMu'I f1curD 6Lrx.-This ID an az
oeedingly valuable article, lately brought *
tsnsively into uss. II il for sale at Ogden's
Book store. See advertisement.
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IL AEYDoDY FR1oHrESxD PA man named
I. u. Stillwsll, says the Alexandria (va.)
Gazette, was arrested in that city on the 28tb
ult., and bound Over In $500 70 keep the
peace, for haviDg uttered sentinents denun-
oiatory ct 0outhsra inssitutionsl f
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Eirss re shyt eSian CAurch.
Tasrs will b. services in the First Presbyterian
Church, corner Of High and lth streets, at q
O'Clock this Saturday aftsrneon.
TAsss will - prsashins and sonmunion ssrvics
70 morrow tsabbath1 1T II o'clock = m; and The
Rev. Mr.. Hawley viii deliver 4 Lecture 1t u
o'clock p. IN Subjees--s4Ths Trus Woman.'
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Fay YouE Taxes -Les County Railroad
Coupons for sale BY BLK, HALE 4 co.
,24 0cti3ats n.s'sA8ss e9sS #saf
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Wsss1tnsser Church.
Rev. Geo. d. Stewart, Of New York, will preach
In the Westminster Church TO- morrow, fsahbath !,
IT II :. m. and I p. m.
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U Religious Notice. 5.&
The Rev. Mr. Roberts win preach in the Congre-
gatonai Church to-msrrow. lSAbbath), ii the usual
hnur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-31
Spirit q shs slsrning Press.

The csassisssies publisbes . communication
from virginian, giving the views Of President
buchanan, Hon. Robs- ,. walksR, Hon. r. W.
Pickens, Hon. VIM. N. Gwin, and Hon. Henry
A. wise, On the question Of territorial sovsrsign-
~, and showing hat they all concur In opposi-
den 70 that "nost Pssnicious hsssy"
Ths csssissssos also argues ffom he Hagh
fosbss ceusspondesce pubaished In the New
York papsrs, that VIM. n. Seward was elsariy
implicated In the Harpsr's Ferry s9Air, and sP-
pals 10 the States Of New York and New jersey
% - 1t their coming elections that ne Csnsasn-
tioa and Union triumph over the "ifresPensieie
eouAicy, doctrine Of NE New York Senator.
Ths Isssslisesesr abiding 70 the AafpefS Ferry
srial, ays that IN old WING friend writing 10 Il
sffem Northern city, nys:
.There are not too many Of us snationap men
la h9ssboub, and The action of the Court now
sSrine foe the tzial Of old Brown, would blot ua
out esevsr n is should not bee fair and deliberate
ans- Though We ere not Of much ecceunt here,
ws fsei that we have great sake "a preserving .
good understanding with our frisndsi In the other
Soctions
: The Issslligssesr thinks thsse IL no reason 4
spPsshend anything but full and fair tsial.
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ExcIrINs affair AT BALrIMoRK.-THkA cT-
ING MAYOR ACCIDENTALLY SRor.-We learn by
the Baltimore papers that distressing affair oc-
Cured there last night Sunday In the accidental
shooting Of Acting Mayor VIM. McPhsil during
personal rencontre between J. Marshall Hanna,
one OF the reporters Of the Sun, and Mr.. Har-
court, one Of the operators on the police and Gre
alarm telegraph. II seems that Mr.. McPhail went
to the telegraph ONCE for the purpose Of ascertain
ing the condition Of affairs throughout the city,
and that while he was there Mr.. Hanna entered
the room In search Of news when rencontre,
whether serious or in jest has not yet been ascer-
tained, took place between Mr.. Hanna and Mr.
Harcourt, In which pistol was discharged, which
took effect In the acting mayors thigh, inficting
painful and 1t was feared dangerous wound.
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Hon hiltoa Brown, ofTenn., 10 At Browne.
go Col p. Tsylos, Capt. o. Jones ana an
~ Cses Bsstoa, AAjss r. T. 3. Lsidlsy, Col.
r q GeorEe Cole, y. 9. A, and Can't DONG
.s seess, EngiaI are It wizards. N's
49, The foliovtng genflemen representino The
190Ieco q various railroads ass e WfISsds'.
sStdnz the cosventieu that subject Hon. IN,
- Corning, John DuttsrAeld, G. vilbard, New
Aislsippi; @. w. C>is and Tbs. SOD. Esos !.
" pennsylvania - y - -, ~ !
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