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MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas
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Sas* H. twsaty ..ta ny Il .*Ettnr Ia u, Of
@ oGs Ts.S S*hs s s.s'ts e. *ss ay"s =,
The 1t cest7n pm ss.nry ,o:r 1t ers,
s*s ss, ~. III .s,;
.!shs cents wh ,"te.<>t i thc az Il ia @r
is o s. 9Sr H. :.sa IT," IL 1
Es a s'srS r. I'D S n 'S' i. S:'A Il g y.
To.e.h'e semsts t.caty1 t:s. II il of tanse @ asp, n
II '*:f Es III f '. IL # :sS .i i
- t. q sef IL; asn ne r., ~ H., r TIP
Il IHquoa eoun'y. i'tno''." With sdi ns:,sss: ~
T, a. H. Z sas s.1 r. e. 3 |
7ra duly recorded ta Iu putst'k Atu:. pa.s ,h-r
George T. Eckiey md ptya H. th, nt.l cf liz .,tt
Eoott T. Lane liz tht te therest With in.
1T a e. 1nS' as 's ;ns %
ncnt q aul pro..ofv r. hv st~ II The .,.rr Ia
aaa aas':s n -. ;s. III II al
s ss s, (, ~ '*i M ~, s"s M =, an. on n K h III
i1 oefek Il D. forenoon :, se Sor!s; door Il
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h<.s, nj ko1ERi isf' r., IL II: :s: Hs;':ss
EXECUTOIl'S SxALE.--Ths exec
~ atom u The kstNe sr j. lz1ter xl tt fvr n, 1t
PUBLIC A.ai9n A. the North t9ef @: ths IoEt uo,.a l..
Ss': es ~ ~ E Hss r., II &
s.;: = sssA:s :':: ::'::s
:-" u GtxAll IT,.
=, " Orig td~a.u 81 Il.
F. 10 q - - :" 14v ~ =,
-. = r aeA1'*ec.' II nx...1 r..
r. w-L I" te.'41p'zs au. tsxl9s r.:
Lot eost A Seaoo So. sah]ect IL redemption fc:
:':, L01s In PERU, ILL.
Lots land u aiuek II. trhs u. t. X. l. Ea.osA tas
LaSp IN twsvsEnhGa CO, u.x
H. Of y. n SEQ q, ru@u 4s- Ranxc 1-r1 se7~,
LAMBS r. TOWN / GOCsTI Or UTfAwA. N!Sh.
S.Hsf !: : '9:...:..-..:.-:a .
AstPropees1 l. Raree II not san irr-.,,,i! r. ,1a-
v:e .a!e> oalh IN cfevtHot O.. 1856 Eereshl:s tdlni
fest; MsasWnsht ~ 81 Il Ions.
TERM34ua tssf eash: s4ancc In nc6 aes sws, Y<4sA.
with 'asere*s Atat wttA satIs.at tory seeu1 r..
'.~'.'e. LIND md =. s. ssrArz7.,
RKtr
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r. r. r. -
Parks PrickIy P1asters.

THY Imf.as Rsength thy .4nnihi1ase Pata.
:sse eiehfu PlAdere yield readily 70 TIE rnottor Of
abody aeorb ressptraon and raw oF all the fttye
eonErlated Impurities Of the syeten-
rAEE.S hto1id be- cset fnr ali Chronic Paint.
rlvEsr roRr8 FaIatness nysperals- Colds: Corsuug-
rKICKIT ton. 1heumatlsu1, Fcp:alc weakness, &c.
FLA~TE:Ks, They retain their ac.lve properties when
hrt sold by otner pls.esE uaeAtIs End we1e ap-
ALL DEALERS 1l;ed FAM c4zsor 1x1sr. Every family
froH. 10 should have tken- oae sine cloth. th.ea
ND MES. sites or leather. Sample srEt b. rall on
>, rccespt Of twenty-five cents. BAEEEa
ARE, Il aud Is Park Row. New York Sold Whole
nad Retail, BY JOHN D. PARK, II Lake s,ree4. nnd
-tr
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ITOTS SE DRAINS NOTICE
s-rn,or Cox x.s.1o91.sE 0yTEr. Chicago, NJ

TTOTSE DISAlNS !NVI1CE--
.-u,ox Coz x.s.ot Eas pJFEE. Chicago, H.,
.--I y, lyo-The follow, ,pf es.er p4sssd II 1sep
f,r-,,t:nr of The toz>4 to-tI1s =. ]
h1ntaKr rhst he,taTsr al prvaee drains connecting
h tse tks1f b.. Att By prsous hcepsed by this
Tse a2o,n< crlsceEss ~kA oEesher wtn t~e zepNr34e
e.r:.z kns~ seAt ResslW members of the Boaru ign
tocd sens. ottve 4Anf Goa1r, 10 eeu.o
Tbs work in tbcto1rkn knd ~p<kmacAts n1r8sr. and
p~ets4kreeahy to 'uen fsas a., = e.y
geot replk I'm bold tAersrruetera o! shs ets
~ wacs edsA}sS4Av u lA'd nd this kt4fd huatM
tu III damage ar slny rfectno hsssA-
Of vo<ks s9s sas az~cA Of sss y afsz "a
e11s 6sa1s1n III 1osies o, IL 4 a1apoa Il sr hi.
beppa!.hed!n th4 - ha*Dsae7, !, auxssrEg..
as:SaT IN n =: ri" -'s 1@.ax Cguar1.,sscnes.
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@prtial .A1,sr9s

E McEfintock's Cold and Cough
Mixture Performs. IN every Instance Whit WIS promised
when VIVA introduced. II cures With the same uniform
certainty thu. mosniE dlspcl. hight al tie varseses ofa
sesef cold Of hArrasan cough, and relieves Influenza
loarsneaa and tickling os the pate ant shrosA ros
- cents. ;" ~.
Sold BY IonS .. rAnK. II Lake s.ses. Apa In.
q Shake and. Burnt. Shake and
burn: shake AalJsa .-Th,s Is tAs life et agony eD-
tn7ea by the sufferer from Fever and Asue lie ~andcss
hse1u uncertain shadow. knowing what noucn' nc
may he ptofated, and te.etors tsncllhsd 10 se ny
*c's'u' attention to tnsaaesx lie Is burden 70 aaeasfn
aHd hrtnts bis f3tnds who WON out In admsnaef
lnE:" LIS wa1ts. This Is the condition Of fSpnsanes III
to,T ard county, Its no s1aeg3atIrn 10 ray thst
ED Acue kills nor rscne than any 1~ents ctt1 dsts.ea
IT America. Fos TUE and seedy cas n thls tesnas
Ac:.on take pleasure IN uE
Stomach Deee which Lave aeAdy achieved Wide sfru.
taoa 10. r1ptt mi powerful cee4a in Repeating The TT
TEN pFotstated by Tits titcase- :. "''' =
w-so,d ~ arnesa, and des'e's generally every
where, , . myld&EeW
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&. i
fbws: The glue is covered with :cold water at;
night a1d in the morning ss carefully heat
without ssorching, until dissolved. The raris
white is stirred with hot water enough to ciye,
j. the proper milky coutistenee for applying to:
the walls and the dissolyed glue is thea added
and thoroughly mixed. II is Then applied Win
pHrush, like the:comnaon whitewash.' Except
t onrTJ dark and smoky walls and ceilings. i.
single cont il. sufficient 1t is nearly eousI IN
e.iil,sney 70 Zinc white,"a far more expensive
f. il the caynr8 Of. sofas and ohairs ara d;r@v.
hJ Grst KashinG them oTer with warm water
and soap: rubbed oyer them with q flannel;
|; thfn, before shey ore dry, sponge thtni, oTrr;
with a. atroug solution Of salt and water. IN
W which small quantity Of gu hak been mixed.
i I9e "'ndowa Of the room should be opened, 50.
freshness Or the aric1es viii III This way ba re-
| stored. Floor clothes nav be- eAeaned. with a
mixture Of uiaEresia, only milk-warm, fo}!1ke
bE warm watar ID the same 1naoney thui cafpfta
Hecleaned: Tiny should be rubbed with q dr@~
haanet III nearly dried; then aga:d vet erey.
dried and rubbed With tsnnel dit the polish.
Ssfestorcd. This il PROCESS much 10 be hre-
| ferred I'd that Of rubbing tic. c}eLh with Hax.
which leaves it sticky and iisbseto retain du.t
and did ina loughu1e.sVe cry ho: asfef should;
| nfEer be used IN cleaning floor cloths, as it
bEnEs OH tnA pant |- EeanfnE mirrors. md
polished steel arsldos is. All :easy. operation,
when 5tstt!y ,'adlsrstood:.' The greatsst eart
sb6uld be ,tatea y cleaning 9. mi ror, to- use
1 serascssd + s5ea IS. 3:! e. e. Ssed Et t!i9R &
leather brush; then washed over ritha spougc
Typed ID lis to remove tho fJ spo,s ;.af,eI'
Ills it should hs busted viii The 1san nder Hue
iua thia-rausliu BAG, aud finally polished With
IN old silk handkerchief, Polished. eteeI nr.
| Ieles, nfohbed everr iaqrhipg :rith: 1eathsr,
yi}i not become' dull ot rusty tdr II rust has
been suffered to gather. it unss. .be iuoae aiatey
I removed BY covering the steel with sweet OH;
and allowing it 10 remain On for TWO days then
i sprinkle It ortr With fnst po~ dercd unalaked
lfi1ue, aud rub i Eth phljShtpK lsAtherl:-;.1 II
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nISS0LVTiON-1'hc Co Partner.
~ hip Of BnEWETER: 1NLLa, f&thttdzv d1|nlved
y n!u+ esS'tnt 1he b'"e and p4prrs u III. nrp
a+ft With n C. 3iH .wfn continues t!e busine,F uEder r
nm q III ~ Aead f~r settlement tut either will
Aisu In lGudattun, :. u. RH kTS1 HE. .
n. T.. HILLS.
Cleasn tay ]. Asia. Rryxx .
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= II bx ACCIDENT q: :paIn4o4h sQpash ora tre-
plandous long parsn;p is discovered. axp5: it
goes to the fa.s where it Is tho finest 4pecinlcn,
The pretatuhis awarded The agricultural world
il no better for orit-poj jegsqn has becn laugh, by
which othsfs can improve. And this seems e
premiums: .1For he best bushel Of potatoes
- For the best st1 cabbages "-read thepremiuu
: lit. Now the gentleman whQ cares pothid f0t
expense, and who expeets hor toff, ot A1flSe very
,Iikel5 to carry the prize; aud for it be girer
nothing ia return. nov, suppose: our $tste
-Socioty should offer 4 premiutn Of one, .two, "
.thre4 hundred 4Q}|sIa rjtdd best 'saedtng cur
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1tr usntss will h ennslr-cd Ia III Ia tanchcs d
ttEoe, At the old +&uld ~ GEO. SMALL, where h. vi
be els IN It sc tie old frieads Of t-e inc establishment
Ind a. u.ani new puUIb1e. rny31St
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Gn=i1artl1frsDtp Rotlcea

NJ 0 I ] c E-Tlle Co partnership
l. htr~tnfnFa e,tin: c,rlrn the sud,r.sned u,,d.r
the fsA iaIr u! fANhS I4E}NAED ht;U., istl cay
fs9 yc by rlutual :. ta-kt hlviDs .n1d
Ite*e. tu James LsHnaTt. VII ui1I1. 10 1ecnIFn III
indr:eeness CUE tAld 1rlu. and pay II drman asazwt
rad tru.. JAMES LEfSAku
y. u, CLARKE
t'h!eaEu. AAy |. lsGo. CD. ADAMS.
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N 0 r | G E. lie Co Partnership
l. heretofore exisa;nx Under she naum .nd etyic 4f
MCINTYRE 90, Bsas5 II under. - Nxtls et1eei ia
fhs dAy dissolved Iy .u1!t1ton and mutu1 consent
rEtEH SclkTfRE,'
GULV1N CAMPGTiIx
Chicago, Nay "a, 1es0 GEORGE SMALL
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WAYNE.

At meeting of the Democracy Of Wayne, held
in the Court House yesterday the 21st February,
VIM K Lane, Esq., was appointed Chairman and
Geo. G. Moses, Esq, Secretary. After an appropri-
ate address by the Chairman, the following gentle
men were appointed Committee to report business
for the meeting: DR.. A. G. Brooks, Thomas Loring,
VIM. G. Bryan, E. A. Thompson, and Col VIM.
Hooks; who after short time reported the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions, which were unani-
mousy adopted:
WHEREAS, crisis has arrived in the political con-
dtion of our Union, that calls for the exercise Oh
patriotic sentiments and selfsacricing devotion to
our beloved country, and we Of the South are in
voked to present undivided front against the en-
croachments Of political enemies on our rights as
independent communities and sovereign States !;
against social happiness and all that is dear to
US in our household therefore,
p Resoloed, That We will maintain and uphold BY
all lawful means, the action Of those men who stand
in the breach against the abolition and free States
power, and commit ourselves to their fate for veal
or woe; for life or death. ,...... s
Resolred, We record with pleasure our unousli-
fed approval Of the Administration Of Mr. Buchanan,
and class him among the wisest the best and the
purest Of the men Of the present or any former time
who have honpred themselves and their country q
hithfui public servants 's'' - B
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$4,733 81

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CLEVELAND.
At a meeting Of the democratic party Of the coun.
ty Of Cleveland held in Shelby, on the 18th day of
January, 1860, for the purpose of appointing dele
gates to the State Convention to select candidate
for Governor and also to appoint delegates to the
District Convention to select delegates to the Charles
Convention, and also to elect an Elector for this
District. > .-t scs ISIS n
On motion of A. W. Burton, ESQ.,, Joseph @. Lat
timore, was appointed Chairman, and H. F. Schenck,
s. a. Durham and Dr.. Tracy Secretaries
The object Of the meeting was explained BY H.
D. K. Cabaniss, Esq. -
Oh motion the Chairman appointed A. W. Bur-
ton, y. T. Durham, and H. +. Scbenck. committee
to draft resolutions for the meeting. While the
commissioners preparing the resolutions the meeting
was entertained BY several gentlemen, In very "a
trotlc speeches. The committee reported through
Mr.: Burton the following preamble and resolutions
WHEREAS, 1t becomes . free people to express
their sentiments upon all the political questions Of
the day, and whereas, at this time our common
country is agitated and divided upon question in.
vcavng principles of vital interest to us as South.
ern men, which we hold DEAR and while depricating
sae agitation Of that question, yet we think It but
ngnt to express our opinions fully and fairly and
40 ~ IN our power to allay sectional strife and tram
pie down that foul monster the .hirter law and
treason, " which has raised It's head In Our land
'-'S'S'sSt tsi fiHf,'f stli-t 2 .s-At SAsse d "A
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN STOKES

Pursuant to previous notice, a very respectable
portion of the Democrats of Stokes met in Danbury
on Tuesday, the l4th of February, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the State and District
conventions when on motion of Hon. John Hill
j. j. Martin, ESQ.,, was called to the chair. The
chairman explained the object of the meeting in a
few weli-timed remarks, after which, on motion of
Charles W. McAnally, James Rlerson, Jr, was ap-
pointed secretary.
Joel F. Hill introduced, for the consideration o..
the meeting, the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted, viz:
WHEREAS The Democratic State committee ap-
pointed the Sth of March next and the City Of Ra-
leigh the place for holding the next State conven-
ton to nominate candidate for Governor, &C. and
whereas, District convention is proposed to be
held in the town of Winston on the 9Th of March
next to appoint delegates to the Charleston conven-
ton, &C. therefore,
Resolred, That the Democracy of Stokes approve
of the times and places of holding said conventions
Resolred, That his ESccllency, Gov. Ellis, has
discharged the duties of the Executive in such man.
ner as to command the approval Of all good citizens
Of this State, and We recommend to the State con-
vention his denomination for the Office he so ably
fills
Resolred, That this meeting approve of the course
of James Buchanan, ard all patriotic freemen should
feel proud to have statesman equal to him to dis
charge faithfully he has done the duties of the
federal Executive for ages to come.
Resolced That the views proclaimed by the black
Republican party, are such, that all good American
citizens should consult together to have them dis
placed from power and in their stead place the true
men Of the democrati.party, SO that the Govern
ment may be administered in accordance with the
national compact
\ Resolred That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
point ten delegates each to the State and District
Convention, and that the Chairman and Secretary
be added to each list of delegates.
In pursuance of the last resolution the Chair ap-
pointed the following delegates to the State Conven-
ton, viz:
Chas. W. McAnally, W. j. Moore, F. Priddy, G..
Hill, L. H. Southern, B. F. Wilson, Joel F. Hill, W.
A. Mitchell, Hamilton Scales and j W. Spanhour.
And the following to the District Convention, viz:
N. B. Gibson, S. C. Hill, John Grabbs, H. Kali
lum, Joel +. Hill E. S. Martin, Martin Westmore.
land, James Tuttle John Martin and COL Isaac
Golding.
On motion the proceedings of this meeting were
ordered to be sent to the Western Sentinel and Raj
eigh Standard with request that they be published.
On motion of Hon. John Hill, this meeting ad-
journed.
JAMES RlERsoN, jr., See'y.
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$50 REWARD.

ME ABOVE REWARD OF FIFTY DOLLARS
IL will be paid for the apprehension and delivery to me-
or confinement in any Jail that can get him, of my
man WILLIAM bright muatto fellow about 50 years Of
age. feet inches high, well formed with a busby bend
Of hair broad cheek bones walks very erect and easv
excited or embarrassed when questioned and weighs about
l5n lbs, who ran away from me the 18th June last
have good reason to believe that the said boy has free
papers III his possession and is passing under an assumed
name as free man, in Warren and Halifax counties He
been heard from several times in the neghborhood Of
Shady Grove, Warren county ny information respect.
ing him will be thankfully received.
WIN. D. COPPEDGE.
Castala, Nash County, N. c.
February 10, $780, s-wtfs
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WORKING MEss AssocIArIoN.-We publish in
this number the proceedings of the above named
Association, held in Raleigh on the 9Th inst We
commend its perusal to our readers, as model of
propriety and patriotism, and rejoice to find We
were not mistaken in our appreciation of those
qualities pertaining to the members Of the Asso-
ciation 1t is indeed better and Infinitely more
important to than reform State" as it is well
said in the 18th Resolution.
And now that our friends have taken this high
ground, we hope, when the time comes for them to
be no attempt to oppose them by an assailment of
their honorable and pure motives, so well exemplif-
ed in the proceedings referred to. 1t is settled,
without controversy" that they mean well, what
ever errors others may find in the details Of their
proposition. Tribune
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Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
OFFICE AT MILTON, CAswELL COUNTY N. c.
THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
Il operation for the past eight years. and during that
time has punctually paid all ios| es
DIRECTORS.
n l.. Walker, Isaac Oettinger,
DIR. WIN. NJ Brooks, Benz Hines,
A. c. Finly. Witcher Keen,
Thos. d. Johnston, R. u. Lewis
L. H. Hunt, Jarvis Friou,
Col. R. n. Kirby, WIN. NJ. Howerton
Thus. A. DonOho Hon. E. G.. Reade.
OFFICERS.
N. l.. Walker, President,
Benz. Hines, Vice Pres.
N. II. Lewis Treasurer,
NJ. NcGehee Attorney,
A. L. Ball. Secretary,
Saml. R. Thornton, General agent.
( ( $:i /: &C. E::: Exec Com.
- All Letters addressed to the Secretary or Agent
will be promptly attended to.
July %, 1859 .s. -f.-.4EE Sa-wtf@
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STArE or observation-disclosures

STATE OF NORTH.CAR
- RET COUNTY:-Court Of Equity, Fall Term issa
Robert Hastey and Elizabeth his wife, William L. 1 THs.
ana Wi!,; Lo7ey bis wife, Delaney Harpe. Collin s. Has
John Hastey. julia Ann nastey, James o. VIII. Jun n
Eliza his wife Elizabeth Hastey, Martin Hastey, Abss
Aastey Mary Jane Hastey and Sarah Hastey-the five sa
VII" sue in behalf of themselves and all Others who e
to be next Of kin Of William Harper decd vs. John
Pellet:er Administrator of William Harper, decd. w.
In this case it is referred by the Court to the CLERK m
Master to ascera and report to the next Term Of s
Court who are the next of kin Of William Harper. dec%
a'e Of Careret county n c. and it is further ordered h.
the Court that publication be made for three months e5
secutvely in the n c. Standard newspaper published
the city Of Raleigh, and in the Beaufort Journal manu-
published in the town Of Beaufort directing all pers
who claim to be next Cf kin of said William Harper de
to come in and make their claims before the Clerk and
Maste" Of this Court at his Office in the town of Beau
BY the May Term, A. d. 1860 of this Court. ''''
Witness, B. L. Perry, Clerk and Master Of the Cont
Equity of Carteret county, at Beaufort this 18th dsy
January, 1860.
B. L. PERRY, CINE
January 20. 1890. pr. adv. &l2.) lwsm.s
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COACH.MAKING!

COACH.
VVHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
Il Public generally, that he has recently taken the
GOLD STAND,''
well known by everybody west of the Capitol Square,
and formerly occupied by WIN. F. CLARKE and Is fully
prepared to carry on Isl. H. Il.
COACH. MAKING ..
in all its various branches, in the VERY BEST STYLE
~ Prices to Suit the Times. 81
Persons will dowell to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner. rr-a Ia tear.
JAMES BASHFORD.
Raleigh Jan. 81, 1890 s-vH.
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LOOK OUT FOR INVITATIONS

COUNTERFEITS
The success of EXCELSIOR substitute for Peru
Wan Gusno has induced others to initiate it. and cupy the
name for the purpose Of selling their article BY the
Of the excellence and reputation fairly acquired by
Formers should that every package bears in RED LET
TERS the name of ]. ]. F. TURNER, under the
nspectoa mark and in that insure the purchase of
an article that is genuine and has been subjected to the
test of Inspection. 3. .--.--
Packedin Bags and Bbls r"
Price as per ton in Baltimore.
And $521 Raleigh.
For sale by j. J. F. TURNER.
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore
And also by JAMES II. TOWLES, Agt..
Raleigh, N. G.
Feb. 1860. 8-w3t.
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GEO. A. wARDER. WV. D. BARRETT
WARDER & BARRETT,
Both of the late firm of :
GEO. A. WARDER & co,
ESTABLISHED IN l848 ,g
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS TN
-u Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
('o e66 Baltimore Street. cpposie Haaooer Ssreet)
BALTIMORE, Nh,
"OULD RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTENTION
w of Merchants to their large and well assorted stock
embracing every style. quality and color Of
Mems and Boys Hats and Caps.
Selected expressly for the trade by the case or dosen All
orders wiz receive prompt and careful attention
September l, 1885, s6-vlypd#
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Resolued, That We review with pride and pleasure
the FIRM and pstfiotic course Of Gov. Ellis Of our
Sxte and We look to him and others Of his ability
and virtue, to stand up for our rights, under the
Federal Consultation against all enemies ct home
and abroad. ...,7,-,. ,,t..L
Rs.olsea, That we approve and applaud the
course Of our own Representative, the Hon. Thomas
RufRn, in all the late trying scenes in Congress.
Resolced, That thirty-six Delegates be appointed
by the Chairman of this meeting, to attend the
State Convention on the 9Th of March, and thirty
six to attend the District Convention on the 22nd Of
the same month"; '
Resolred, That having full faith and confidence in
the Delegates to the National Convention of the
Democratic Party in Charleston, we will abide the
nomination of that Convention, and look to the
great National Democratic Party as the only hope
for us in these times Of peril as the stay and staff
Of the Republic. 4 :. ,-.,s .,.....s5q.. y
It was resolved that the Chairman and Secretary
be added to the hist of delegates The thanks of the
| meeting were rendered to them.
/ Resotued, That the Democratic Presses in this
District ard throughout the State be requested to
| copy these proceedings. ..7 ....... ..,s-..
The meeting then adjourned.
GEO. G. MOSES, Seey. =" =
The names of the Delegates will be published in
! The Tribune next week. .,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-02-29

NONE MEN, ROTH .OKEsAND ALL-YES Gnu,
~ to the lron Hous the xodth side OF Market SoU.
where you find lion. Steel Bscon Lard Coffee, Sua
Cheese Salt, Rope Baggpg Sole Leather, Russell GSS
leather, Flour, Meal Corn, Glass, Putty Nails yPpe
Thread. Heavy 0snabnRs Btogsn Shoes SttcbS Sps
Shoes, Aaamantine Candles Bar Soap, GrindStones @
Flows, Shovels, Spades Knob Locks, Stock LocIs az
Locks Patent Balances, Spring Balances, Coffee N ~
Butts and Screws. Sine Nails, Coffee Kettles Ioot a
Eye Hinges Planes, Hand Saws Augers, Chsels ia a
Hammers, Chop Hatchets, Log Chains, Trace c hsa
Breast Chains, Grndstone Fixtures, Horse Shoes M
Shoes Wagonwheel Boxes, Andirons, CASTINGS M Hut
Files Hand-saw Files. Pocket Cutlery Table G '.i
SCISSOR Shears Steel , Pens Pins and Needles Lead
ton. particularly call the attention of nv snS.n
customer. to my stock Of BRoGAN BOOTS AND ssoS
ne Inc ABOVE ns,ns s GOODS as cheap they
return my grateful thanks to the public for the H..
patronage received from them for the last 20 Yeas
wish to merit continuance Of the same. ''''s and
R.,.;,, - r.. ,oso LYNN ADAMS
~ oos' 4O-w6ms
change for Goods should like to buy 26oOo or ~ e.
pounds dry Hides. '''' VI Ioo@
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O. L. BURCH

EEPS HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT A SHORT
N distance above the Central Depot and In ess than
10 minutes walk to the Capitol. :. :.
Persons visiting RALEreH will do we'll 10 stop at his
House. As he is determined 70 supply his TABLE with the
best the market will afford. His Rooms are large and
commodous his Terms remarkably low, and the expense
of Omnibus fare saved .a,5 ''s.5' --rt -
few more regular Boarders will be taken.
February 10, 1850. I - '7,syE vet
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STATEMENT,
Exhibiting the caluations Of rens sststs, ard Me
Tares derired from each subject Of tasatson ~ tne
xe,eral Counties of the State; also tho Ises r.
lied by the Courts Of Pleas and Qudfer Ssssions
p. for County parposes, as jolIoas:
No. 9.-BURKE COUNTY.
JOSEPH BRIrfAiN, Sheriff
Acres Land, E08,761
V.jn,tion LanG E27,466
Town Property $4,000