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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-14

ITn;on. and the establishment of separate southern confederacy. These are the views and opinions of many of the prominent State rights democrats of the South, and they are, in our opinion. the only sound views taken upon the question. Dr. Mitchell firmly believes in the right of the southern people to protection in the terri tories, and will on occasion go as far as any man in demanding it, but he believes it will h. refused to the South whenever applied for.
 We have seen hundreds of democrats in this county since Dr. Mitchel's speech, but have not yet found "a single one who is dis satisfied with him. If another convention is called and attended, the result will be to re e-affirm the instructions given in his favor in February last, by the same overwhelm ing majority. Dr. Mitchell is favorite in this county, and the manner in which the Old Line Democrat is opposing and pursuing him is exciting very deep feeling in his favor in the public mind.
 We say hands off and leave the contest to him and his competitor, MT. Gantt.- The democracy are competent to decide be- tween them, and which ever shall be honor ed with the nomination will receive our warm and cordial support.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-14

EFP c. Spalling has resumed his profession as architect He makes very handsome picture; and to all persons who design building we would recommend him to furnish designs and drawings.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-14

MR. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, democratic nominee for Governor, leaves for New Orleans in few days, and will be absent couple of weeks. As soon after his re- turn as possible, he will put out his ap- pointments and canvass as much of the State as he can before the August election.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-14

EE- Mr. WILLIAM WooLFoRD is our travelling agent, and is now in the field getting subscribers and collecting for tte True Democrat.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-14

Eg- The river is quite low-"o low that only the lightest boats can ply between here and Napoleon. We understand an arrangement is about being censummated by which the Leon will make three trips week between this city and Pine Bluff, bringing the mails and passengers from the mail boats coming up to that point.
 Tho weather has been exceedingly dry for month. The country is suffering much for the want of rain.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-14

FREE NEGROES FROM ARKANsAs.-W e find the following in the St. Louis Herald of the lst inst:
 "The Arkansas free negroes who lately attempted settlement in free Kansas, have been driven out They are now in Jasper county, in this State It is said they are not wanted there either. Free negroes have a hard road to travel now-a days"
 The abolitionists or their emissaries were here and persuaded these negroes to go to Kansas. Now, they have been driven from thence. This is a specimen of northern philanthropy. When the negro is brought in contact with them they spurn him and drive him to starvation. Here is another paragraph, from the same paper showing a contrast between the condition of the so called free negro and those in their natural state of servitude:
 'From statistics lately prepared, rela- ting to the extent of lun.cy among the ne groes of the various States of the Union, we find that in Louisiana there is one luna tic out of 2,477 negroes; in South Carolina one in 3,690; in Massachusetts one in 4S; in Maine one in 14."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-14


 RAILROADS IN MIssoURI.-The Governor of Missouri called an extra session of the legislature to pass railroad bill and after they met and passed one, he vetoed it. The press of Missouri, especially that of St. Louis, is down upon him with a tre- mendous storm of indignation. Infamy, perjury, moral turpitude and all that sort of thing are velvety phrases compared with some used with reference to him. His veto was based upon some objection to section that released the roads from a State lien. It appears there is a constitutional limit to the State debt which cannot exceed thirty millions of dollars The bill vetoed ran up the State debt on account of railroads to $50, ,510,570.
 The Pacific road is the greatest sufferer by this action of the Governors and may be greatly retarded. In this event the Ar kansas route stands a better chance If a railroad across our State is got under way and finished before the Missouri road, it will go far towards fixing the great road to California through our State.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-04-14

For the Districts. G. W. TAYLOR, 1st. District. W. w. LEAKE, 2d. District.
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lst Dist. Jas. W. Hinton, If pasquotans.
end do r.. S. Donnell, Of Beaufort,
3rl do d. l.. Russell, Of Brunswick,
4th do Sion III. Rogers, IT Wake,
9Th do James A. Long, Of Goltord,
9th d. d. H. Starbvck, of Forsyth,
7lh do Ralus Eauinger, If Cabafrns,
s.h "a Gen. 5. I. Patterson, Of Caldwell.
On mo,ioa ot v. J. Hale. the Chairman
was requested 10 APPOINT four additional
members of lie Committee. Ihe Chairman
appointed the following gentlemen:
III. X, Nash, of Orange,
Kemp r. Battle, of Wake.
j. j. Davis. &c franklin,
William +. Collins, Of Granville.
On motion Of Mr.. Foster, the thanks 81 this
Convention were rendered to Col. Geo. Lit.
tie for the very able and faithful manner II
which he had discharged the duties Of Chair
man of the Executive Committee whose tern
of service had Just expired.
All the business before the Convention be
ing disposed Of. Hon. r. G, Puryear aros'
and addressed the body in very able AM
happy manner, urging them to go to wori
with renewed vigor, and 70 snare no endea
yor 10 promote tie success II HE paftr,
On motion of Mr.. Ferebee Tie Convention
then adjourned siae DIE.
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TIL E COPPER TOE
A NEW ERA in DOMESTIC ECONOMY!

ET is well known that Children and Youth usually
wear out their Boots and shoes at the toe in few
week-somemes in few days Buy them with
Mitchelps Patent Metallic Tips,
and YOU will save Toe Thirds Of the expense Of SUP
plying your children with shoes.
This invention enables TO offer 10 the public Boots
and Shoes that
NEVER WEAR OUT AT THE TOES.
We have hundreds Of Testimonials from parents
who have bought them showing that on the average one
pa;r of Shoes NTH The Tips, will for Children
long as THREE PAIR WITHOUT, and Tor Misses,
Poys and Youths, they will wear at least twice as
long, while
THE COST Is BUT A TRIPLE MORE.
This statement is made with entire confidence in its
strict truth as il is based on carei examination Of
the Facts in The experience Of more that two years,
which has proved that these Copper toed Shoes have on
an average worn at least three hines long the old
style, and as the cost is but 1ite more, Tho mpor-
lance OF this invention to all having little feet TO pro-
tect, will at once he seen.
This invention is also important as protection a.
gainstrhe cutting Of the Prairie Grasses, also FIR Mi.
mrs and Plantation use and all occupations where
the toes OF the Boots and Shoes particularly liable
TO be cut or worn.
CHASE, MCKINNEY s M0ORS,
Owners Of the Patent.
ar For Sale by Dealers generally.
Boston, FEBRUARY l6. 30-3m
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New N9Fk. March !.
The Steamship Edinburg from Liverpool
the 5th arrived this Afternoon. aud reported
that the conservatives 10 the House of Com.
mons had resolved actively TO oppose Glad.
stones budget.
Spain refuses 70 negotiate peace with Mo-
rncco till 'rarjier was taken, which he i ac-
preparing 10 invest.
The Italian question vas unchanged.
Neapoliian aaairs were threatening. Ii
j. rumotei ,hst there was conspiracy ID tie
army.
II i said that the Austrian objections 70
Eagland'. proposals on tie Italian AFFAIRS had
reached Paris.
Lord Elsin !. about to proceed to China
On mission 81 peace.
Advices from Vienna say that France hal
requested the Pop to make proposals for
the settlement # the Italian q1estien u r..
magma.
Strong sentiments il opposition 70 Tie IN.
aesa'ion Of Savoy we're expressed in Parlia-
ment.
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS.

For sale Al he DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BgANs-Rahy sir Weeks. Rel speekisa yslenliue.
Brown ditto. Rel French, Large Lima % Butter.
catalns. scarlet Runners. Royal Dead
BBEf-Bsifa EailY raIpip, Efly Dleel, Long Rcd,
Sie.ita o. whe sugar, SASS Chad.
BROCCOLI pufpie Iapc.
gABBAgE-- Esiiy York. French OK Heart, Early -.
rar ismf, Early Baiirrssi. Early Dfnmhead. DraH-
hesdssyoy, Large Late Drumbead. l.aie ~, dutch
titern GlaEfd, Red Dutch, a. pifklelnE.
CARROT Long ofange LAZY Hon. l.prss FELL
cAULlfLOWER.
CBLERY--M solid, siiser Giant, Red Sold.
CORN .tsrgreen sbeit
CUCUMBER Frame. Long Gfeen. Ghcftn.
EGG PihNr-Lefee Purple Early Purple.
ENDiyR-~Gfeen Enrlsd.
LETTUCE EaFiy EafIsd. Brown Dutch, Royal g ss
bage nramheal. White Cns.
MEi.L0NS-Nulmcg. Ciifon. Mountain spfout
MUSTARD hne, Brown
NAsTTRIlrM.
nKRA.
ONION silver sin o. White. Large Yellor.
PARSLEY CURED o. Double, PLAIN . s,nss.
PARsNIP --suRsf
PEAS L,ndrcib'. Eria T,tiy. Estly rrams. Ro,a
Dwarf MafeaiAi. gifiy May. Bishops Eafly.
pEPPER-1.arge sweet Boil Nose.
PUMPKIN T. Common Field
RADlsH ~ Long scarlet shaH TOP. Wlhe Tufnil
Rooted. Red lump Rooted. Long sllnon.
RHUBARB. or re Plant
-ALsfFY, ~ Oyster piam.
SPINACH Round savoy.
sQUASii--Esrly Bush. lIonf Green.
TON ATU- Large Red
TrRNIP- EstIy Fit liu,eh. Red Tap. Large Nori1lk
Glgl's. Dates lIysdl. Ruia Big, 81 swedish
February IL. go
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NEW s Items.

GREAT FIRE AT DASvILLE, kY.-lt appears
that fifty six houses were consumed in the
fire which occurred at Danyille, Ky, on the
a2l Of February. The principle business
portion Of the town was entirely destroyed.
The total lass is estimated at $500 600. Of
which about one-ha!f was insured,
Tie mayor Of Elizabeth City, n. g., has
offered reward Of $500 for the arrest OF
the inccndiary Of the late fire there.
The Kentucky State Senate has appropri.
ated $4,000 toward the erection Of monu-
ment at the capital Of the State, TO the mem.
Dry Of Daniel Boone, the pioneer, and the
FIRST settler in Kentucky.
A project is on foot for bailding in Paris
twelve large palaces, for the Marshnls 81
France. on the Avenue De Segur, near the
lnralides.
A cotton factory. capable Of running TWEEN.
y five hundred spndIes. has just been put
in operation at Jefferson City, louisiana.
The press Of Maryland generally express
ldisapprohatinn Of the bill introduced in the
Legislature Of that State for the removal ol
the free negroes. They think an injurious
reaction from It's effects wnnld promote the
cause Of Abolitionism, By replacing with free
white labor the free slave labor Withdrawn
BY the bill from industrial and agricultural
interests.
Three ,lwarfs are now on exhibition il
Paris. which are represented as more won
derlul even than Tom Thumb. They ar,
respectively Of Italian, Austrian, and Hun
garian origin. One is nineteen years oil.
and measures thirty inches in height; Ii,
second is twenty. and ,hirty-one inches high
and the third is twenty five. and thirty iiy,
inches high. They only speak German. BIZ
give French songs. and are said to be yer.
amusing and capital actors.
There are now 45S peers. spiritual ar
i temporal, on the roll If the House ii Lords
recently printed. His ROYAL Highness th'
Prince Of Wales heads the list, aud iIenr!
/ Lord Taunton j. the last
! In Russia fires are frequent, and, accord
ing 10 a recent report Of tie Minister Of thl
/ Interior. IN the year 1858. rot fewer than d
churches. $50 public buildings, and 1921
private sonses, the whole Of the value of q
4i0.2.0 roubles lmore than e400. a0O) wer
burned down in that cnuutry.
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ffotapgg', Cip'mfat md IT. 2, ID Eou- e,f-yI
To prrgic he possibility q deception Il /. se.I r
esimine IL hooks 3'erfisas ussi envelopes 70
Tie maienes. II npon evetv ie1f tie u1r. lf0li.
ray. Nov YORK ani london. appear as waiermsfs
f8e preparation gern.np Int uoi otherwise. i4st
isnrfi derived from ihs u tie Ointment n a.ih.
Ms bronchitis. g1nsg fghiness ~ The ehfs and eu.
fIss The psrt afsetei .honfl ~ fpmegtel With On.
atIs ipped n vfrn viter. anH tie Ointment rnbhei
hfissly n. We have seen immediate and LASTING relief
ail3-lei IN this we. The Fills are sosefiul ausia.
tifs IN fednring the isbfie SYMPTOMS.
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The Senate Of New York has just enacted

singular bill in relation To testamentary
devises. It provides that no person having
a wife or husband, child or parent, shall be-
queath property to any religious, literary.
educational, scientific, or missionary associa-
ton, except he shall be possessed of ten
thousand dollars, and in that case not more
than one.lourth Of his estate. In case a
larger portion is So devised, the legacy shall
only hold good for the one fourth, and not
then unless the will shall have been made
for period exceeding two months prior TO
decease.
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Away. CHsw-Judge Halliburton tie
original +" fam Slick" j. amusing the people
IN ,le ether side of The water with some
very rscy sketches ii lhe Dublin University
Magazine. We copy an extract:
. Wherever YOU 20. people say the conn-
try i going 10 tie dc,il. We'll, hate heard
that cfy 10 home. long before .sw England.
and yet we 20 ahead. md Eagiand goes a.
head 10 spite d such critters; We cant help
prnsuerin. Tie oplv difference between tie
two countries il. as have saii. people II
England think they are gong 70 the bad
place ail the time; We opls think % once 10
four years.
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AN fGEYcy 10 assIsT FUGITIVE SLAVE,
10 RETIRS T0 THEIR MASTERS.

IN 6GE8I8 I'LL RN@Irt EHI8It y Nitstt -
10 RETfRS 10 THEIR MASTERS.
en'strr..in- soutbsrapr ha. opened an
agency in Detroit with the charitable view
u assisting ihose fugitive slafss IN Canada.
Rho desired i, 90 return 10 their masters.
The Free Press save;
re- states tia, hr hs. made such inscstiEa.
tions n Canals. especially ii Chatham and
other places where slricaHs mpst eongrr
gate. n sliisfy him that large numbers u
them are ANXIOUS aai resdy ~ return %
their coasters a. TIE south # ,ipy only had
the uean.. and he proposes 70 furnish them
With transportation tickets and 10 send them
10 cnupaey aif5 ~ agent. lanking 10 their
owners az remuneration ipr his benpYolenee.
lie i evidently maa ~ nerve aud deter.
mination anil il possessed 81 tie means to
carry out his project.
Tie following III circular addressed 20
DE eeiUred pbpsiaisga
lie Undersigned. having made arrange
nruI. at tie South e furnish means % those
Il ta celpred raraI4tipn Whp are de.irou.
81 returning. hss taken au blire IL No. =
Dehatef's blork. entrances on Jefferson ave.
nue. sHd Bates tfpei. ahere DC esn BE- found
irnm IT'D a. NJ u ! 4. ~. Arrangements
entered into wi;l plfties will DC guaranteed
beyond question a. % the street ialiiilment
u Il obligations. par,ie. DESTROYS 81 re.
'gfHIHg can commitments with tie under.
.sucd, either pers0asily ~ ly letter.
{. ]. BROWN, Agent.
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4 letter from New York, dated the 18th,
contains the following: A memorial signed
BY very lang list Of residents Of the city Of
New York has been presented to the Legs
lature, asking for the "passsage OF law
granting to Southern men the right to stay
IN this State unmolesed with their negro
slaves, for period of time not exceeding
nine months" Such law was in existence
previous to 1912, but was.in that year re.
nealel.
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Cfsftostrg o. THt infsH srrYlsr GvLs,

cfsfsostrg o. THl iafsH srnylsr Gvts.
-ltf. shdi, 10 letter 70 the Dublin 'fele.
graph, .rtGes 81 the generosity u Irish ser.
want glfI. here n sending money 20 their rel.
atiyes ~ Tie old county. lIe has visited the
diferen, ofiees Ii Nte York Tor the trans.
mission - money ~ Ireland. snd frvm the
statistics ibps obfsbsd. estimates that dur.
ing The ttar 1859 tbe ltish ssrtant maids,
800 rpfti-s 10 Ses fufk and Brooklyn,
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Glorious News for the Farmers!

rEyHE American Company's GliAN0, from sarvis
Il a. Bakers Islands, is better than best Peruvian,
and $50 ton less in price.
Four dollars worth Of this Guano made last year
twenty five dollars more cotton than adjoining acre
without Guano.
Equally good for all crops Astounding in lime, 10 be-
neiit the land permanently.
supply now on hand, and constantly kept for sale
rs low as any where in the United States.
Also on hand Best Peruvian GUANo.
More New Sewing Machines,
with all recent improvements. This is the Machine
that will continue to give satisfaction, experience
proves.
Also Sewing Machine Oil and silk, Twist and Cot
ton Threads, Of the best kinds.
JAMES WEBB.
Fehruary7 2s
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y 10 MERCHANT ,i.los Bal..mare should
I'll 70 sxau.ns the extensive siaek FANCY GOODS.
Hosiery. Gla,r'. a. cTrrsi fr .ale u FRED.
.HCREr K saNs go Baltimore street. Il IS one n
Tic most extensive thi. country and the prornffais
~ determined ao' y "A ualersoll " ny Northern
House.
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Washington. Feb. y.

Filibustgr stock has been badly set back
by reports in well informed quarter that
Col. Lee, who las some GOO men between
Port Cla,k and Fort Brown, in Texas, has
b, en- ordered 10 crush put Cortlnas and his
band of outlaws, even if obliged 20 follow
them into Mexico. This action results from
an application Of Gen. Houston for the pro-
lection Of American citizens upon the Rio
Grsndp. which region i represented By Sc
natOr NisieId 10 have been desolated by
fire and sword. Its also confidently assert
al tiiat the Governor Of Chiahua, having APP
Piled u our government for troops 70 pro-
tect that province from the rA,ages Of organ
lied hands Of marauders. our troops are tc
intervene there alsn.
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pERFUMrRY. e..

WEHB ~ DICKSON have jIst oprnrd large -.
sgement Of llauisonss perlunety abd Toilet
srirles comprising Cologne. Double and SINGLE Tai.
81 Wiietei Florida Water; lIslm Parare Flower Bsy
brlf Wlief; LIsifal Biulets fof The Handkerchief
fIangip1n BHiiaeisi Fnngpani Cfeam; Toilet PoN.
dsfs Pfrsiob's Smfllng Salt, Csrnaiien Rouge; Cold
Cream; shampoo Lotion, lisr Dye; Cafmine In. No.
eilsgr; Diamond Cement; Philocornes; Beef Msnor:
Bears Of Macassa oil, Floating soap. for bathing.
Bafl'efs Soap, Brasisc soaps Ladies soap; shaving
Creams. assoucd. Oleephane iof shaving. Rose Tooth
Paste; Ebony Tooth Paste; Dental Soap, &c. &c.
febfunfy 10 sg--
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Darn ~ CRY EproH--fpy ilrntt I.
Greene, Editor u the Church iutelligcn.
Ger" The first number Of which was Just
about 10 be issued, died 10 this City, on
Tuesday last Ror several years be bad sui.
fred iron benufrbages, which compelled
lila III suspend preaching Some months
spce. bF tsreH ht editorial Fta.
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Mn. BRiGHT ASp THE FRENCH EMrERoR-
Mr. Bright, in his great Reform speech at
Manchester, spoke very highly Of Louis Ma
poleon. IN that portion Of his remarks WHICH
referred 10 the new commercial movement
in France, Mr. d. said" You find him pro-
pounding in document which deserves TO
be written II letters II gold new CONNER
cial policy for France. and for tie world.
ECheees.) And I Wha have no regard tor
that .hich men call fame. venture 70 say
thar far centuries II come il that poiicy Be
carried out By the Emperor of the French,
the blessed rrgovn ahieh will attach 10 hi-
name, will eclipse III That sangainafy glory
which cueireles the founder Of tie dynasty to
which lie belongs"
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TrRRIsLE gaTAsTRoPnE.-From The Quin.
cy I'LL Herald We learn that most terri
BE calamits. risaling that 1t the Pemberton
Mills, occurred, on Thursday last, near the
town Of Hardin, ILL.,, % the Illinois River,
and about twenty-five miles above Aiian.
Fifty sehnol children in attendance at u
University al that place. went ent upon the
ice 10 play. The ice gave way, and. with
one exception, alt were lost. Oar informan,
was unable to give further particulars. bot
he represents that the yillsse was a scene Of
universal mourning. almost every family 10
it having lost one or more Of its members.
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MELANCHOLY DRATR.-We learn from the
Sumter, ). c., Waterman, that ca Saturday
evening last, Mr.. Thomas d. Mcleod, of
Sumter district, came to a sudden and mel
ancholy end, at or near Timmonssile depot,
on the Wilmington and Manchester Rail.
road, by falling between the cars Of the train
while in motion. Mr.. Mcleod had remain
ed in conversation with the Conductor, un-
til the signal was given for starting, when he
attempted to grasp the rail and take the step
simultaneously, but being cncumbercd by a
large shawl he missed his aim, and was pre-
elpitated Immediately between the two cars,
his body, about midway, striking The rail up
Oh tie road, Being hut few feet from the
wheels they passed quickly over his body,
crushing il in the most awful manner. The
IRAN stopped, bnt lite was wholly extinct.
Mr.. Mcleod is the first passenger that has
ever been killed On the Wilmington & Man
chester Road. and his death was cccasioncd
s. no act u omission or commission on the
part Of the company.
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have senthome to theirparents. brothers anil
sisters the enormous sum OF one million
three hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
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STRAY HORSE.

HAVING "a. Sr-rti iIarsr. WITH hlize in bis
Al forehead. lind les iile Hhi'e surprising him
% I've -ome s1tern hfnfs bivh. rpsi SIC. Use yrars
oil ,his spnng The sail horse eut SWAY fom ne
near Dufhaats Depot On Tie Cenfai Rliitcsd. IN ~.
au-r county. msking 81 psy up towards 6feensho-
raura fhe as' 81 he hafsn wa three Or fur
nils Wes of iii-berou1li; he toak a country road
southwest. it hfi,te AZ gatia TIE Poer Heusa Or !
kara hs track aDi fioes,i him mfsslf uni - the
irs s. SGpp5sine he j. taken up IS person mar
that point wi. pay literal reWatd for D..
kny gentsinap Nhn my halr teen him up will
please atiicss u ne j lew lines.
JNo. *. NELSON.
Rs.ii,ncc. OAK Ridge. 80. a.
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arement Of thr above named paper. and IS
sued Prospectus. stating that the tntelh-
gencer would be commenced the first OF
March. Nlr. Greene was an accomplished
gentleman, good scholar, anu devoted 70
lhe interests Of the Protestant Episcopal
church. lie leaves wiie---an intelligent
and refined Iady--to mourn her severe loss,
while She has large circle Of ardent friends
10 sSmpathize with her in her afilicton and
assist her in the rearing 81 her only child
III infant son about eight months old. May
they receive the blessing Of Him, who is the
Husband Of the widow aud the Father Of the
iatherless. BiJiieai Recorder.
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MiIburnie Paper Mills.

fSSIIE Mouse Manufacturing Company continue 70
Il ply Cash, and the highest market price for
RAGS. SION II. ROGERS, Prest.
Address II. w. HusvED, Treas, Raleigh.
Nov 10. l9-6w.