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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-02-18
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PETER LOR1LLARD,
Snuffand Tobacco Manufa cturer,
Ii 4 Is CHAMBERS ST.,
(Formerly AZ Chatham Street, New York;
Would call the especial attention of Grocsrs
and Druggists to his removal, and also the ar
,'' - 40 BRUWN SNUFF NJ
Macaboy, Demigros.
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, Nachitoches,
YELLOW SNUFF.
scotch, Fresh Scotch,
Fresh Honey Dew Scotch, or Lundyfooi
TOBACCO.
FINE CUT CHEWING.
P. A. l., or plain,
Cavendish, or sweet,
Sweet Scented Orenoce,
Tin Foil Cavendish.
No. a 4 ST. J SPANISH.
Nos. q mix'd, Canister.
Kitefoot, Pure 1urL,s,
Circular OF Prices will be sent on apuii,r.
ton,
N. B.-Note the new article of Fresh srutcl
Snuff which will be found superior articl.
ior tipping purposes. de % ID.
To Northern and Eastern Traveller.
via Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
Road and Bay Line
.xssuh ~ Inc new and SpIST T. Steamer,
ssslasfrlz1aii2 LOUISIANA T. DELAIDE..
with unsurpassed accomHtl ..cns of Stat,
rooms and Saloons, will run regularly betwee,
Norfolk and Portsmouth and Baltimore iesy
ing Hunters wharf, Norfolk, yery evening
Sunday excepted) at 81 O'Clock, r. NJ, AM,
Portsmouth on the arrival lie Southern Car.
as follows: rs 80
The LOUISIANA, Capitalize w. Russell. on.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY al = FRIDAY.
The ADELAIDE, Captain James Cannon. on,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and S. TURpAY, arr; si,,t
in baltimore in time for Pass, 1Cars 70 take t!.t
early Trains North and West. l.
By this arrangement, connection will h,
made in New York with the Sound Bots fo1
Boston, and the Steamboats, and Railroada Ia
Eastern cities.
W- Through Tickets to be obtained On posyo
for Washington, Philadelphia and New YORK.
apis w. LOWELL. Agent.
SPLENDID
y SPLENDID
Sugar Cured Rounds of Beef.
Sugar Cured Rounds of Beef, t.i- ...
CHRISTMAS Eve At Deming's
ehriS'nas Eve At DeminR's
Splendid N4
Baltimore Corned, Plates of Beet. v
Baltimore Corned, Plates of Beef
Christmas Eve f' At Deming's
Christmas Eve .. At Demins,s
No 60, Church street.
No. 60, Church street.
Oh & A,copy)
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
GECOND additional and large arrivals of
~ Fall and Winter Goods at N. CAMPES
4l and 43 Main street.
1t is very advisable to all those visiting Nor
folk who do not know what is goin" on in
Norfolk, just to pay visit at N. Camr IS Old
Established Dry and Fancy Goods Empe rium
there you can find the greatest novelties ex-
hibited in Norfolk from pence Domestic up
to the finest Silk Robe Dresses, Ribbons from
l cent to 50 cents pei yard, the richest assort-
Dresses, English and French Calicoes, white
and colored plain and twilled Fiannels, white
and colored Canton Flannels, Sleeps Greys,
Sattinets and Cassimeres, En- broideries, Under
Garments, Dress Trimmings and all kinds of
heavy goods for Servants. Call at Al and 43
Main street, corner of Addington's lane and
you will find even more than you expect, and
prices to suit the times.
Oc 81 N. CAMPE.
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HORSE SHOElNG ! HOB Sc SHOEING |!
AT THE HORSE BAZAAR.

HORSE SHOElNG HOB Sc SHOEING !!
AT THE HORSE BAZAAR.
Corner of Union Street and Loyalps Lane,
NORFOLK, VA.
FVNHE subscriber would return his ~
l. sincere thanks to his friends, EEn~s
the citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth, AItS
and surrounding country, for the lib--AAkG-
eral patronage bestowed upon him tor the last
four years, and hopes by strict attention to bu-
siness, to merit continuance of the same.
His experience in the business, and the sat.
isfaction always given to his customers, is a
sufficient guarantee of the superior knowledge
he possesses in reference to the Horse, and
without the proper knowledge of the Horse, no
man can shoe them properly. 1t is often the
case that valuable animals are made lame and
useless by inexperienced Horse Shoers and
to avoid anything of this kind, all you have to
do is to call on the subscriber and he will
Shoe your Horses according to the natural for
nation of the foot and capacity of the Horse
His prices are reasonable. DON'T forget the
place, corner of Union street and Loyalls
Lane. JAMES HAWTHORN,
ia 24-ly Practical Horse Sheer.
R5- DON'T forget the Sign of the Horse, cor
ner of Union street and LoyalPs Lane.
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HOOP SKIRTS FOR THE MILI1sON
READ THIS.
MTE have large lot very much in the way
w and will sell them cheap, cheap, Chean
MlLLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
ho3 IL Market Square.
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XNTES'E Extra No Ethereal Oil, ust receiy-
w ed and for sale by
te2 JORDAN & BRO, 70 Church street.
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LOOK HERE LOOK HEREl

LOOK HERE! LOOK HEREl
! wGhn AM selling Boots and Shoes as
I HH cheap as they can be purchased by re-
Ntail in any part of the Union. will
meNuon a few OF the prices.
Ladies Goat, Morocco, and Lasting Boots, from
rs cts to 81 IL cts
Gents French Boots, Spring Bottom Sewed,
Gents Opera Boots, Spring Bottom. sewed SIS.
Fine Calf Boots, Psgged, $S 25
Z Fine Opera Tap seled do So so
Long Grain Boots, SO IS
\ Heavy Tip Boys Boots, from 81 to $I75
Do do Grain, from ST. 25 to So 90
All kinds of Children's Shoes
Balmoral of Fine thick soles
Also Fine Light Soles, price from SO 81 to So rs
/ Persons who purchased this article 9 months
|. ago, say they are the best they ever wore.
VIM HORNER,
\ No l6 Union street,
a27 Next to Merchant'sHotel.
TAS II JONES has in store few kitts OF
- large No Mackerel, which he offers at the
very low price of So So per kit, cheap.
fe2 No Campbell's wharf.
EXTRA QUALIFY GLADEs BUTTGR.
On Kegs superior fresh Glades Butter, for
~ sale on shippers account.
STEWART & STEEVER,
de d Roanoke Dock
Mess Mackerel at Retail.
+ HAVE at retail some choice Mess Mack
Il erel. Call and buy some. For sale by the
barrel or retail
iaI6 JAS E JONES.
XKTEs'r Extra No Ethereal Oil, just receiv-
w ed and for sale by
fe2 JORDAN & BRO, 70 Church street.
:WHISKEY.
OnA RRLS Common Rectifed Roanoke
fe6 ~ LEIGH s. BRO.
NORFOLK SHOE MANUFACTURE.
7 AM making fine French Calf Dress and
L Thick Boots to order. Also Caters and
Shoes of different patterns, namely:
All Calf Cater, Kid Top Caters,
French Ties, Low and High Strap Shoes sc.
gentlemen, do not deal IN Northern Shoes,
but manufacture. all sell, warrant them
C A DAVIS,
| lie "a Church street.
WALKE & CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND srOBBERS,
Old Stands next to Herman q Co.
a ~ now receiving heavy supplies of Drugs,
~ IN emlcals, Paints, Oils and Glass Ware.
AaDeraA Inducements onered to the trade (Gnly,)
ie ~ Wake Il co.
\ LADIES BALTIMORE MADE MOROC-
! COS.
4 Ae Ladies Baltimore made Moroccos
, Ladies Baltimore made Moroccos.
I Gentlemen's Baltimore made Shanghais,
| Gentlemen's Baltimore made Shanghais.
| Gentlenen's Baltimore made Shanghais,
| Gentlemen's Baltimore made Shanghais.
A new lot of the above well known good Qua l.
! ity Shoes, received to-day per express.
ULLMAN'S,
tsiU Opposite the Day Book Office.
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Mess Mackerel at Retail.
r HAVE at retail some choice Mess Mack
l. erel. Cali and buy some. For sale by the
barrel or retail.
ia l6 JAS Z JONES.
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

N7ERY rich cold Silk Robes,
1 1879 PIECES Ss az Fancy sl " of all kinds IN
Rich Plain Poplins, of all shades,
do Fig and plaid do do
Plain and Fig Delains,
do Col Merinoes,
400 pieces Fig DeLaines, l2kc.
Al \ III Woo V Nv White f Fla isSi:
Shaker Flannels, splendid Marseilles Quilts,
1 1874 Alendale Quilts, Piano and Centre Table
IAN Bleached Cotton sheeting, lox Bleached
Damask, Napkins and Dayliss, English
Also, small PLAID cassimeres, very handsome
I coP Cloaks.
| In our embroidery line, we would mention I.
| LOO very handsome Collars Csc Dimity Bands.
4 Very rich Lace Sets,
| do do Real French do
j % do do do small Collars, Lace, Ber-
( thas and Llu jon do
| ed to reduce the same, we are now Offering
great Bargains.
Those in want would do well to examine our
no 90 BLooDGooD.
FINE BRANDIES. WINES. &c.
TN U. S. Bonded Ware House, Imported from
l. the best market, and for sale on acconodat.
\ ing terms.
TASKS Madeira Wine.
\ 7Pipes Holland Gin,
y IL Q Casks Port Wine
PuncheonS W. I. Rum,
X l0Q Casks Harmony Sherry Wine,
If II Octaves A Seignett Brandy,
II IS Pipes Jas. Hennessy b Brandy,
l y Casks do do do
% do do do do
\ * 1ct. do Vineyard "a r proprietors do
p ROGERS & LANGLEY,
nos No. 8. Newton's wharf.
Servant Girls for Hire.
= Liz ELY GIRLS between 10 and ls years
- OF age, accustomed to house work. Also one
Girl about Ia years OF age. Apply to
ia l6 MELLEN 4 SANTOS.
I OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
1000 Embroidered Collars,
AOOO 1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
1000 Embroidered Collars,
At FOSTER & MOORE'S I
25 Main street,
h 25 Main sire {,
At very Reduced Prices,
AT very Reduced Prices. no 80
|. OIL CLOTH,
h OIL CLOTH,
VERY CHEAP.
|, WE have on hand few pieces which we
2 yards wide. You can buy it cheap at
I MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
JAZZ IL Market Square
M III IsKEX-lo0 cases Daly's Valley WINS.
Ii S6 bbis Palm etto w bisbay in e>ora and IN,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
QOBERTS d co, have in store and are
~ receiving daily,
of all kinds and for all purposes, from the best
Foundries in the country.
All STOVES sold and put up by us are guar
anteed to give satisfaction. ..
Purchasers will find it TO their advantage by
giving us call before purchasing no 30
GROCERIES.
fE1AE undersigned, having taken the store
Z l. No. CampbelPs Wharf, for the purpose
of conducting the
GROCERY BUSINESS,
Is determined to keep choice and well select
ed assortment of II articles in his line, feeling
confident of success in pleasing those who may
tronage of his friends and the public generally
is solicited, with the assurance that no efforts
willib spared to meet their wants.
ia l3-tf T D WILBERN.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDURTRY
And Young Beginners,
A ND by so so doing you keep your mechan-
IA les at home. In order to commence the
encouragement, call down and examine our
large assortment of Tin Ware of our own man
ufacture, which we are selling low, as we do
not intend to keep any more goods than we
can possibly help, of any manufacture than our
than we have ever kept, so that our CUSTOM
ers can furnish themselves with any article
they may wish in our line, such as Roofing,
Guttering, Spouting, repair of Roofs, Pumps,
&C. Pipes made of TIN, Copper, American,
English, Russia and Galvanized Iron, Zinc,
&C, and in fact anything in the House Fur
nishlng line. Give us call.
A w SMALL & co,
No S, Water street,
ia19 One door from Market Square.
r A DRETH'S EARLY Garden Peas, war
IL ranted the very best, just recsived for sale
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EXTRA QUALIFY GLADES BUTTER.
On Kegs superior fresh Glades Butter for
~ sale on shippers account.
STEWART s. STEEVER,
de u Roanoke Dock
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TAs II JONES has in store few Gitts Of
81 large No Mackerel, which he offers at the
very low price of 81 SO per kit, cheap.
fe No 2 CampbelPs wharf
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BALTIMORE FRESH BEEF.
WE are receiving from Baltimore every
w morning, the best article of fresh Beef
which We are cutting up in Steaks, Roasting
and Baking pieces, at the lowest prices, for
sale in store by ] Il BELL s. CO.
ia lS MOI Clmpbelps WHAT.
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Servant Girls for Hire.
= LIKELY GIRLS between l6 and ls wears
- OF age, accustomed to house work. Also one
Girl about ID years OF age. Apply to
ia 10 MELLEN & SANTOS
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ELOUR-20o bbls Old Dom inion Extra,
II 300 do Cavalier, 44g do,
80 do Lezbun's Roxbridge EN-
ira. for sale byH -. n.
fe3 JIM SMITH 4 BRO.
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VERY CHEAP.
ME have on hand few pieces which we
w offer at low price, IN yards wide and
yards wide. You can buy it cheap at
MILLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
Ia 23 IL Market Suuare
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M III ISKEX-l00 cases Daly's Valley Whis-
w ky,
Sc bbls Palmetto Whiskey, in store and for
sale by SHERWOOD y YOUNG,
ia Ia Ia Roanoke Square
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-25

THE federal Union must be preserved The
Constitution must be maintained inriolGte in all its
parts Erery right guaranteed by the Constitution
must be protected By Laao in all cases hers legisla
ton is necessary to its enjoyment. The Judicial
authority, as prOrided in the Constitutions must be
sustained, and its decision implicitly o6eyed and
frthtully erecuted The lnscs must be administered
and the constituted authorities upheld, and all un-
hgfulresistanee suppressed" --SrEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
1.-THE friends Of constitutional equality do not
and nerer did demand congressional stare code,
nor any "her code in regard to property in the Ter
ritories. They hold the doctrine Of Ron-interren-
ton by Congress or by a Territorial Legislature,
either to establish or prohibit slavery; but they
assert fortified by the highest Judicial tribunal an
the Union the plain duty Of the federal gOrern-
msRt in all its departments to secure tohen necessa
rH to the citizens Of al the States the enjoyment of
their property in the common Territories erery-
rAers else WithiH its jarisdietion The con-
stitution and the equality Of the States! These
are symbols Of ererlastiag Union. Let these be the
rallying cries of the people JOINS G. BREcKN-
RIDGE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-25

FUNERAL OF REV. j. H. BRENT.-The funeral ser
vices of this highly popular and much lamented
Minister of Christ took place yesterday at o'clock
from the Methodist Church in this place, of which
he has served for nearly two years as PASTOR with
the most complete satisfaction to the members and
large congregation that gladly waited Jpn his min
istry sabbath after sabbath.
Rev. WIN. Gloss, the Presiding Elder, oficiated
on the occasion, who delivered short but very in
teresting and appropriate sermon to house crowd.
ed with the mourners and friends of the deceased
Rev. Mr.. Brent is gone. His warning voice win no
more be heard in Centenary Church, or elsewhere,
but his precept and example will live in the minds
of many hayward son and daughter of the race
for many long years to come. His place viii be
hard to FILL for he had very few equals in the North
Carolina Conference as preacher and PASTOR
Progress
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-08-25

. KIDNAPPTYG.-We learn that James Stanton of
this County, was arrested in Trenton, Jones County,
on Wednesday last on a charge of kidnapping, and
in default of 81, 900 ball. committed to prison in
that town. Rumor brings US the following details
but of their accuracy we know nothing.
A long time ago, as far back, says rumor, as 1872
ancestor some say the grandfather of the accu-
sed emancipated by will certain negroes, the pro-
visions of which will were never, legally, carried
out The negroes included in the will are said to
have taken their freedom under it simply by the
sufferance of the heirs.
The descendants of these negroes are said to be
living in Craven, Carteret and, perhaps, elsewhere
and Mr. Stanton, supposing he had right to take
them into possession wherever found, proceeded to
do so. Having provided himself with wagon, and
two three assistants he proceeded to the point in
Craven County, where he had learned the negroes
resided arrested about twenty-five Of them, and had
proceeded as far Trenton his return, where he
was arrested and imprisoned.
This is all we know of the matter, and we state it
only to crafty morbid curiosity alert the
part Of the public to pry into other peoples matters
We deprecate the duty which makes US the agents
Of sowing scandal but this is business which con-
Germs the rights of others and the public morals
and is therefore, fit subject of public inyestiga-
ton. Whoever, or whatever Mr.. Stanton may be,
simple justice prompts us to say in his behalf that
it is the opinion of respectable men in this commu
nifty, that he has lawful claim to certain negroes,
who are now living and have lived in Carteret
and Craven as free persons " neither those in his
possession, or any of them when arrested were the
identical negroes to which he claims right we can
not say.-Golds6oro' Rough Notes.
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The PARKER FAMnY.-This celebrated family will
the close of the State Fair. Let the citizens Of Raj
egh attend the first week and give room for visitors
dnring Fair week, for our Town Hall is not half
large enough to hold all that win want to "Old
Joe" and young Josephine, the rest of the
family" 1t is said to be a fact that "Old Joe,
as "TOOdles," cures dyspepsia govt toothache, and
every disease except sdeache, and that be creates
This family played here last spring for two weeks
to crowded houses and delighted audiences.
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ARSON AND MURDER-A lamentable case Of arson,
resulting in the death of Lemon Price occurred in
this county, on last Wednesday night The deceas-
ed had been at grog shop belonging to his nephew,
James Price, during the evening and had become in
toxicated. He lay down to sleep in tie vicinity Of
the grog shop, and was after sometime, carried into
the shop by one Joe or Josiah Smith, who, with his
wife, accused of having perpetrated the horrid
deed. Smith confesses to having carried Ut helped
deceased into the shop, and to having locked him
up there merely as place of safety. Smiths wife,
Ann, has also confessed that she was the cause of
the burning of the shop and also of Prices DEATH
The confession of BOTH as to the facts was in evil
dence before the Coroner's Jury and constitutes,
we believe, the main ground OF the verdict rendered
by that body and by virtue Of which the accused
Joe Smith and Ann, his wife, were odgedin jail last
Saturday. . .zz,--sv,s 4-.s.t =
That the burning of the shop was the work of an
incendiary, is put beyond all doubt, by the qnanti-
ty of combustble materials such as fence rails &c,
found in the vicinity after the fire.
The unfortunate man was so completely consul
med as to defy recognition. He was some 90 or so;
years of age, lived dissolute life and has died
horrid death, at the hands Of some demon far worse
than himself srsie.5 q; ss5fgf i Tssass y
James Price, better known as Doctor Jas. Price,
and his>wife, Mary, whom he married on Saturday
evening, Just before going into prison, have been
committed to testify against the accused--they we're
the main witnesses before the Coroner's jury
We can but remark, and We do It in sorrow, that
revolving deeds Of crime rapidly the increase
in Wayne county. - 8 49,
P. s. 1t is but Just to remark that one Of the
OoIoners jury dssented from the verdict as to the
probable guilt Of Joe Smith. -Golds Rough Notes,
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From the Plains-A Battle betsoesn the u States
: e Troops and the Riooa Indians

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. IL The Pixies Peak Express
from Denver Cry on August 18th, arrived here to-
day. So.
The U. s. Troops from Forts Kearney and Reilly
had battle with the Kiowas, near Behfs Fort on
the Oath of July. The troops demanded that the
Indians should deliver up those who had committed
the late outages and their refusal to do So they
attacked them.
u Five of the Kiowa tribe were killed. and thirteen
wounded during the engagement
The wounded were left at Bent,s Fort and the
troops proceeded down the Arkansas river but
Bent fearing an attack, sent messenger to recall
the troops The messenger was attacked and scalp
ed by the Indians, who left him surprising that he
was dead; but he managed to return to the Fort
and will probably recover.
prisoners. 3 q 3 s.
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Later from, Galikarnia,.

ST. sJosErH's, No., Aug. 2O.-The Pony Express
from San Francisco, with dates to the 9Th instant
arrived here to-day. Mr.. Anderson late Lieutenant
Governor. Of California, is supposed to have been
MORALLY wounded in an ARRAY at an election q.
Genoa, Oregon d. 49, sees
Mr.. Denver, Ex-Governor of Kansas, supports
Douglas, in long letter to the California papers.
! A Bell and Everett and Douglas State Convention
is to be held in Sacramentoon the 9th Of September
An election had been held in Carson Valley to
organize Provincial Government
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SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM.

an TUESDAY, OCTOBER exp, 1850, SHALL or
" fer for sale on the premises IN the countyof Perqa
mans c. the Farm upon which haye lived for the past
several years. Srssk
The Farm is situated immediaey upon the junction Of
the Perqnimans r With the Abemare Sound, aud con-
tanning of land, 500 acres Of which high
y improved and cultivated condition. well adapted
The Farm mostly highland and the Aealthness Of its
atmosphere, and the ae facilities for shipping render it
of the desirable estates IN Eastern North Carolina
The buildings, including substantial residence large,
new and commodious barn and stables
and extensive negro quarters in thorough state Of
There are also attached fisheries upon the Sound
and the other upon the River which have been operated
successfully and with small expense be again put into
operation re-sSsEss s.sss,s sss}ss
Terms shall be made easy. - -
Possession WILDE given ON the day January 1900
aud the purchaser shall hare the opportunity Of raising
large Wheat crop as be may desire inmediaey alter
> The owner respectfully invites the Farming Public TO
the advantages which herein truly set forth in regard
70 bis and can refer ss aG y b q 10
also take pleasure in giving all who will visit
the premises thorough opportunity Of examining IFS i'd
'l'st' = ''s'- CHARLES W SKINNER, y. q
! August "a, 1850. es--tds. S..
Receipts per Atlantic and N. c. Railroad. s.
For psts sndisg Alg IL, 10 sl1opiag c5asieaAss
Greensboro Aug: 4.
"a Boon Hill, Aug. is, Il.
sR Rf5is; a Ss:s' e S:sa os ssss
Slater. - = Jssssss A.. s II : = ~ -
q Lexington, Apg' Is. s
S. flsltsoursE: Aug. u.
!. : & : -, g Durhsn.. Aug is.
Hni.boro Aug. i. &
s ~ :. Rssi i: 4. Avg. ls ]. Z: