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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-05-19
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

meeting of the Cumberland County Agrcurturan
Society was held in the Town Hall Monday evening
last, and was organized by the appointment of John
c. Smith. Esq, Chairman md John P. Mclean, Secre.
tary. The object of the meeting was briefly and ap-
proprately explained by the chairman, after which
committee consisting of the following gentlemen, was,
notion appointed by the chair to prepare measures
for carrying out the object of the meeting, viz r.
Mcdaniel, w. Mcmillan. j. C. Blocker, G. II. oneld,
and Nein McDougad who, having retired for short
time, reported the following resolutions which
unanimously adopted
Resolved That we feel deep interest in the cause
of Agriculture and particularly in the counties Cum
berland and Harnett and we will exert ourselves
promote this important and essential branch Of indus
try.
Resolved That to accomplish this and to create
in public mind an interest ADEQUATE to its import
ance we will hereafter hold meetng of the Society
regularly on Monday of each County Court week, with
view of forming closer union of interests among
Knowledge with regard to the management and i'm
prOveInent of the farm.
Resolved, That we have undiminshed confidence
in the advantages and utility to the farmer and tho
citizens generally of our annual Fair. and take
this occasion to remind our farmer friends and the
community, that is the time to commence
making preparations for the next Fair and trust
the people of Cumberland and Harnett, prompted
by feeling of pride and love for their native soil
will make Fair that will be not only creditable to
the Agricultural Society but to this section of the
"Od North State"
Resolved, That we invite friends of surround
ing counties to join with in annual Fair, and
compete with for the prizes offered for the pro-
ductions of general industry.
On motion, the following gentlemen were appoint
ed a committee of correspondence, for the purpose
of procuring Speaker for the next Fair, viz W.
Mel. Mckay. J. w. Pearce, Col VIM. Alderman
and j. P. Mclean There being no further business
the society adjourned to meet on the fist Monday in
June next
JOHN G. SMITH, Cha.
JOHN P. MCLEAN, Sec'y.
Town papers are requested to copy.
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We cannot 20 about the streets in boats the
ack Of water tn ugh, hut becsuse We haven't any
boats to go in. Tomorrow shall hear the old and
solemn harmony" Of the chainless winds, !" and by
three o'clock. NJ It will be necessary to purchase
pair of green goggles at Gat's to protect our eyes
from the dust Such is this delectable climate. with
it's muddy canal. escaping gas, its coal yards aud
it's agreeable hotel diseases.
Is North Carolina intending to give her electoral
vote in November next to Bell and Everett These
old curiosities who by means have got the pins
out that fastened their wings the wall. plumng
themselves such belief. The circle within which
that dattering JUNCTION is crcumscribed s hardly
beyond the extent of human vision, great to
prevent democrat from sitting upon its periphery
ana looking upon them grass-hoppers--andb by the
way win about as much concern. Vance, am to d,
s the opinion that the ticket will carry his
own State What attractions there are in the compa-
ny OF ghosts OF departed generation for spirited
'o" - question that the I" constitution and it's
guarantees does not definitely settle, yet . philo-
sophical congressman would dispose VI it in one dyaft
--upcn hie masiaaaioz
Mr.. Vance, NJ. c.. fom North Caro,in.. I. . ma,
apparently about thirty five feet ten inches high and
weighs in the vicinity Of one hundred and .xtv
POUNDS de nae an easy, '0nchaIenee way Of walking
sittihg and attending to business, by no means
does he transgress the laws of nature bv beno
graceful aud dignifed. He has dark complexion.
coal black hair, and abundance of it, and as TO its
length, be preserves the equilibrium between Anderson
aud Pryor, He has SMALL black, sparkling eyes,
round head aud we'll set chin mouth though of
is getting little awry On account of chewing tobacco
ircessantly. As debater he is ready, witty, bold
saucy and sarcastic but great, grand pow
erful. He never rises to speak without gaining at
tention at for every knows that he has
thing to say and that it wi be said In this
spect he is different from Morris of H., who mig
thunder " Mr.. Speaker. away till dOous dsy and he
would never be noticed. As the member from the orig
ina Buncombe district, he has the good taste to sell
dom speak for Buncombe. AS a companion he is gen.
iai and generous. He would be in every respect .
spl ndid fellow, if he only OF the church demo
cratic.
Eli Thaye, made a speech late yesterday afternoon
IN which he went even Gov Douglas in advocat-
ing Squatter Sovereignty" The speech was full of
choice wit and anything but Black Republican. Gov.
Douglas was present and frequently spplauded Mr..
Thayer. Very truly, yours.
POLITICIAN.
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COMBINATION PLOW.

Some of our enterprsing have bought the
patentright of the great combination plow, patented
by gentleman in Warrenton, n. G. 1t is certainly
the greatest thing in existence. A man get
eight pows for the small sum of nine dollars. The
plow is capable of being changed in a few minutes,
from large two-horse to light soil plow.-
The purchasers are Randall Mcdaniel, Esq, Presi-
dent of the Agricultural Society, and A. N. McDon-
aid, Esq. They will soon have a large supply ready
for market
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For the North Caroiinian.
SPIRIT OF l170.

At meeting of the citizens of Lumberton, held
in the Court House this day, May 11th, 1860. On
motion Raibon Steagall, Esq, was called to the
chair and A. d. Brown requested to act as Secretary
The chairman explained the object of the meeting,
to be to make arrangements to celebrate the s4th
anniversary of American Indepence in Lumberton
j. P. Fuller, Col VIM. S. Normcnt and Col. N. A.
Mclean a committee to prepare business for the ac-
ton of the meeting. The following is their report
Orator-Jesse W. Fuller, Esq.
Readers-O. c. Norment, Esq, and Jacob W.
Hartman. ESQ.
lMurtioA Major Eli Wishart
Committee Of Arrangensents-Hon. Jno. A. Row
land, A. D. Brown, Carries Ivey, Jr, ESQ.,
On motion, ordered that the Fayetteville papers
be requested to publish the proceeding of this meet
ing
On motion the thanks of the meeting were ten
dered to the chairman: whereupon the meeting ad-
journed. A. D. BROWN, Secy
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THE WORKING MANS Address TO JOHN


Air-JoHN ANDERSON
(By Machine.
John Pool and ad valorem, they were our hrs1
conceit-
He's carried it far now, that it 1ll meet de1eat,
To tax poor mans hogs John, nee believed
And in this respect we differ, Jehn-the poor wei
ne'er tax so.
You said to tax the nigge1i30hn, on this alone
But E: SS : ys$:s $S% ~ turned eA go
Be it chickens, COWS, bacon, John tin kettles
great and small.
John Poll and ad valorem, thought you were
our friend
We'veaseen your great long speech, John. your
doctrine to defend,
You've failed to prove to US, John, our taxes
would be lowered,
And we ne er can think to tax the poor for beding
and for board!
John Pool and ad valorem, siller ne er rife
And yet YOU say we all must ray the He.1r-
Twas hard to get along, John, ere our poverty
But 'twould be death to own cow under your
tax law.
John Pool and ad valorem, from year to year
we've went.
We ne'er did pay tax, John, no Sheriff did
But now you say all must pay or have our
wee things Sold
Oh, Johny Pool, you can't us fool, we know you
all OF DID,
There is another man, John. that must now
address,
His is Johny Ellis, whom the Lord will
always bless,
He speaks in tones of thunder, John, in praises
of the poor,
And he says we should pay nothing, John but
whisky shops pay more
John Ellis, then, may 10, John, we've tried you
once before,
We found you good and true, John, your enemy's
been bore.
He's shifted sales so often, John, his baggage
should be checked
Or they'll loose him the election comes-but
you zoe aoiU elect.
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n-ss@What a condition town is in without wa
ter? Suppose fire should occur, there is salvation
from complete destruction of the whole town.
Whose province is it to that town supplied
with water If to be tormented this way,
not only for want of water to drink but also in the
of fire. let us know who the responsible
parties. Let meeting of the citizens be called as
early possible and to the matter. 1t is o
more Importance to the citizens than all their polti
cal advalorem meetings.
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Oppos1r1oN-There was about a dozen ''Whgs ard
Americans assembled at the Town Hall last night
various speeches made by various partsans OF
that stamp--the great speaker being Mr.. Poisson OF
Wm:n gton Mr.. p. IS wonderful man in some of his
theoris This will b flly attested +. nv our rea-s
when they learn that by Mr.. Poisson's theory, Ssn
pence ,cor of piney pays more tares than
ten thousand dollars scorM Of megroes!! Horrors! |!
These extravagant expressions render their authors
ridiculous, and the party advocating the of
reform humbug
We have more time to notice the effort Mr.. P.
is fne gentleman, and would doubles do poor
justice, but his honesty makes him poor advo-
cate of evil.
We would advise friends of the opposi.
tion have their sub-electors always speak at rati
cation meetings, and not where they can be replied
to- Never throw down the glove again gentleman,
and turn your meeting to one of Ratification!
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NUKIH CAkULINIAN.
FAYETTEVILLE, G.
THE CONVENTION.

The Democratic convention of Cumberland and
Harnett held this place Tuesday, of the
largest most harmonious and enthusiastic ever held
n the counties. ticket is in the field that is
bound to demand the respect and support of every
good citizen and democrat. OF course, it will be
elected this is fact that every will admit We
trust that each and every of the party will rally
around the standard, and by their votes next fall,
show opponents that the nominees of the party,
So fairly made, will al be returned with unpreceden-
ted majorities. GoD SAVE THE STATE AND THE DEM
oCRATIc PARTY!
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.caKATzAN. 81 cR.THAn
M. & e. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs. WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, HALLS
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND OHJRCB s7P=ETz
Nashville, Tennessee.
areiust in receipt Of large selected skoek az
w Groceries, Liquors, ETC., consisting in part fsowg;
$50 bids Sugar, all grades; Ia0O genuine Havana ar
2Oo bols cheioe Aossses; 200 kegs Nails, asserted;
10y DO DO 100 dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bagsprime Rio Coffee; so nests Tubs;
zoe bbls Powdered, Crushed 10 bbls English WaInu
80 Loaf sugar, 10 bbls Pecsns;
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbIs Fiberts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES. 40
Is M choice French BraEdies;
90 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne:
so boxes Scovill Cl8ret,
100 @ SS. fine Robertson lob T oOansy WhisEy
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky Brandy
Gin, &C. Si
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard Sycamore Powder The
1ersrsc Icing the only Agents Nashville TIE
would call me attention OF the Merchants and Tradersto their
large stock Of Powder on hand In Magazine for sale
500 kegs Dupont Rife POsder 1000 kegs Hazard BlasnEPo
500 Do do DO 5000 q Esgs syo.mor. B,.,,s,
800 300 : % do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
der. safety fass = WI
Ikn11 n. a. 3. p. CHEATHAn AGENT.
SOLE AGENTS EOR
guPontsPOEdsri joy, Bedford oO.b Safety
s Hasaro 90 Fuse
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DIR. J. BOVEE DoDS

NJ L Il W N u Is II x
Wschallenge the werd produce their equal Though they
have been before the public for only yet they
highly approved Of from Maine the Great Salt Lake As
remedy Incpient Consumption Indigestion, Dyspepsia Plies
Nervous deases Female Complaints and all requiring
they unsurpassed Beverage, they truly de-
ghtu For the aged and nfrm for adults children OF
delicate constitution they without arrival.
For the Of throat - Clergy they
act like q charm.
iced in connection with pure Cod LiVerO y cured esso
Of chronic Consumption Albany, New York. had been
ncurabe BY Of the most distinguished
sicians York City Mr. Mcran OF Brooklyn, had
entire right side parayzed by being thrown from in
1856 he the Of these Bers In November last
and ia we'll.
Mr. Britain Editor Of "1hs Banner Of Light" published IN
Boston, Mr. Greenwood Nc 20 Broad street. York were
both cured Of Piles Of long standing and Of the obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of persons suffering from and Dyspepsia
have been by using these Bers We ia
possession which published, would every Female in the
lana 70 supply herself with these truly valuable Bters
CHARLES YEDDIFIELD & co, Proprietsrs,
IS William street, New York
Sold BY DEM0VILLE Co. Nashville, Tenn, and all Drug
Rrifts; iunea9 l6o-atf
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AID DEALzns
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE, rExEEssEz.
WE in store large and we'll selected stock Of
large quantities during the season. Our stock now in store con
sistl in part as follows, viz
sugars.
200 hhas louisiana Sugar, IOsbOIs Loysrins.D. R.,
Crushed, IS boxes D R Loaf,
- - ''---i N'4'' Coffee.
500 bags prime Rio, sObagIpdns LaguyrA.
moIasses.
500 bbs Choice Plantation, e5 barrels O Syrup.
800 X do do IS packages St. Louis.
Sundries.
5OOb Star Candles. 500 x bzs Star Candles,
So 6zs TallOw Candles, IS bags Spice.
500 I New York and Rossnoo cas- sssts s so Pepper
dale Cement, l00 bxs do in paper,
SO sacks Raes Ginger, so DO Indigo, extrahns,
900 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
quo dozen Zinc Wash Boards l5O doz IlrooUa
eco s1. Gsrrsts Bottle Snuff bSs Carrots Paper Snuff
go bxs Window Glass, 500 hxs Gassva-e assortsd
S'9g1 POUNDS Bar Lead 100 do Shot assorted sizes,
$50 hf bzs Rsisns, $50 S SS1 : 4.F Rsisi5.
ties fresh Figs, 10 bbls FilEs-ts
100 bxs fresh Peaches, 200 dozen Fresh Ceve OyTters,
reaches,
~ COILS sianiiia koPe, lO0 Haiti Measures,
wv bags ooon 1arnss assorted00 bds Wrapping Paper
nses, loo coils Cotton Rope,
y chests Black Tea 100 bols Cider Vinegar
Is chests Imperial Tea, 100 bxs Ground Ginser
LIQUORS.
SO0 pos Tenn White Whisky, goo bbls Deans whisky,
Ivy 90 5oarpon 90 l0O do Ward 4 Carts do
50 DO Robertson co do rs do Old Bye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Gevnouo'a do
do Louis La Berton do 50 do Julius H. smtb'r Ola
90 bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve WHISKY
IS do Blackberry DO S casks Cstsvyta Brsadv
] y do Peach do 20 bbis Grape do
/ 20 Is casks segnette de rs 10 Ginger do
1 Is bbls Rum and Gin, 90 DO Apple a.
| 10 casks Sherry Wine, Is csks seignette DO
| - o5s Malaga do 10 bbls Holland Gin,
| "a kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan do
lO cases Champagne, u pints, Is casks Madeira Wine,
| = bxs white Wine, 20 do Old Port do
$50 bills Fresh Ale, various 10 bills do Ginger do
! brands, Is baskets Champagne, pts
| - hxs Olaret Wine, and quarts,
90 do London Porter.
| Tobacco.
200 bxs Va assorted brands 30bxsTenn asserted brands
| 100 do KY. do do $50 do Mo. IA a.
| 5000 Imported Cigars, loo 900 Domestic Cizars
| so bbls Linseed OIL 30 bblS Lard Oil,
10 do Cotton seed OIL.
| The above articles We viii sell low down fer cash.
| BCRGE q SWAMI.
P.sour Mr.. Swan, who Is well known as an experience
and keep house well supplied heavy groceries, and
chasing elsewhere. lian22I B.Es
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LANn I'm NAI.ra

sur1Ther oilers Tor sale seventy acrse f.na an
Aiedie hrahkn Turnpike, foar niles frcn Narhvfis
loaipg ne tract which ae resides lands % Cara
JONES The land equal to the bsst, Abandoned 81 -
lent, never falling water, Eh the asautfni badlnr
In the country, and ipNths midst Of he anest
A1sFfc4- -aprh NATHANIEL 3kIE1n
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20 .

Commencing Monday, April IGs IsGO.
Time TO Memphis TisentttOo Hours.
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BAosAsE CHECKED NASHVILLE AND Drc.Tu.
PASSENGERS for the S0nth take the A. NJ Train Of the
Tennessee and Alabama Ralroad Carter
Thomas& Houghs lire Of Prospect station distant rs
miles, connect at Decatur With Memphis Chareslon Railroad
train for Memphis Grand Junction And all points souh aad
West. -
Through tickets to Decatur and Memphis procured A.
the Tennese and Alabama Railroad Ticket Oce Broad set
Passengers going North take the A. NJ train Of the Tenness
and Alabama Central Railroad st Decatur connecting a. Prospect
station with the stage line 70 Pulaski, &C.
Trains nskeeloss eepneetans bosh With Memphis and
Charleston Railroad train AZ Decztur epfil-d3m
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FREIGHTs FORWARnEn.
Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
xPREss freight Trains onall roads On and after the
s4h December, 1859, through rates New York 10
Nashville: -
First Glass 100 lb 81 "a Third Class per 100 lbs sI s
second Glass, do s. Fourth Class, do %
Hats Caps and Bonnes 25
Time from Savannah and Charleston Nashville three three
and a half and foar days
Time from New and PHILADELPHIA aevsp and ba t,.
and nine days.
intervening Saaths cause the above variations time, no
freight trains are run on Sunday three lines
Ne definitions BY ice OverchArzes and damages
e damages occurring at sea- promptly adjusted By the Eas
Vhie ana Cnattsnooga Railroad on delivery.
dee22-t r&B c WANDERsON
nashville and Memphis, Grand Junction,
New Orleans &C., via Tennessee and Al.
0bama RailOad and Connections
e. W~zurszzs=zzz zz=arr7-v=.-.=.--..r7
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SEWING MACHIN Ess

OC0EE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.
NAIs Hotell spacious sew brick bEdsg jast ooapl.sse
Theproprietor has Incurred hesgy s1psr e In stt :,
ancinrnsning the r0os . make ths neat cofortsb
me house u nov osE oF s reception Of boarar VtorS m
rayees; and the proprietor Afford zrape
ior loo persons An omnibus, With good safe team W Ia
q NE convey passengers 70 the hotel and Sc "a ~
Hotel, and hopes 10 share = liberal pstronsge
augle DANIEL A TIBBs Prouris,or
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GREAT NATIONAL TIE.

GREAT NATIONAL
El@Mm@@ ZWWHWW
To Baltimore, Philadelphia, Ner- w.
and Boston, and the only 49, - -
Warrington City
UENTRAL OHIO AND BALTTWOExr Avn
\ OHIO RAILROADS terminals Baltimore - T..I,.-
ION City the East, and columbas tie Vest Il i 49,.
il connects with Railroads for and from all points II a.
West, S0uth-Wsst and North-Weax
Passengers By this Route Wait the cities AZ R,r,,.
Philadelphia, New York. Bost6n, cost 0 ..f ii ~
York Boston alone, b. other lines. W.
Through TcksfI also be procured Va W.sh,y r.,
the Eastern cities 81 an additional charge o. g opT
Sleeping cars attached % al night traina. s'
Tickets good until asd with ne privilege q stopping sa Al
all prEcipal points.
Business men and travellers, pleasure or information.
visit all the Eastern Cities a. panarvey nan ssnsn.
The scenery cslebratsd for il nj ssuv ~ sv6,
/. Is unequalled IN the world en- 81 Az - .c6ft--,
pocei its splendid equpments asiVs segrph ne-- ~
large amount q double track; hoss u1de he gurI-l
lance Of the comPanyJ . the passengers Spss Sasy
and comfort
fhFoBth feksts and Baggage Cheeks an Be procured At ali
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Ofces he Wet
Ash for tickets via the Bal imore and Ohio Railroad
". PSAITH, Master Transportation B AJRR
I. n COLE, General Ticket Agent, ORR.
y-H. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Agent, & RI.
H. J. JEWRrT, Prest, @ Z R.
J.W BROWN, GENT Ticket Agent, ORR.
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THE ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY!
Jasper HI.ANCgI RAILRoAD.

JASREA HSkAANCs1 AAAAAhOADs
OTTIcx NASHVILLE & CRAFT kEoosA RAILROAD Co.,
October ID, 1859.
n the Beard Of Directors calls on the
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
Road RON Bridgeport Jasper payable to the Treasurer OF this
Company asfolloEs:
One dollar Share the l November Iso and o
each Share the days Of December 1859 Jauua
~, February, March, April May, June, July August septeu
BIZ, October, and November 1850.
Payment may be made to Jackson Pryor. Jasper or In s
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
PUmpt7esin meeting these calls requested Of r
Stock. the construction Of the dependa
the provided specifically for that purpose.
osr-u W. A. GLEAVES, TreAsurer
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CHARLES B. HALL

DEALER
Boots shoes, Vaiises. Carpet Bags, ke.
No. rs sOUTH SIDE PvnLlc seuAaa,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
nov IN reoepk Of his stock for the Spring and Sna-
II mer Trade, consisting Of LadisTI 6enII 49,
boys and Chidens Boots, Shoes Caters Slippers a. II
| every variety, with and without heels.
Aso-La French Dress Trunks, ARs leather TrAgsnr
Irunks FAses Carpet Bags Ladies Leather Travelling saehss
All OF which are offered Iowa goods similar qultv
can De purchased in the city Please a. No Is Public SQUIRE
mAr@<- CHARLES 3. HALL.
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REGULAR PAsSINGER PACKE7

REGULAR PASSENGER PACKRT.
Fer Cincinnati.
FtHk elegant new Asd eeet passenger steamer a@
Clipper J. 8. HURD. comuaandsr. ltRIea1eEst
JOIN T. HOPKINS, Clerk, viii leave NASHVILLE - -
Tor Cincinnati every alternate Wednesday O'Clock M Re-
turning, Will leave Cincinnati for Nashville eVe sts -
day a Passengers and Shippers rely uroDtn.
care and atfsntion. Apply board or to
II. Il. HARRISON,
lan2S-a JNO. 5aHRTs. Azepts
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GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT Ro57T
TEtHB Merchants Of Nashville are Informed D., shs
a freight cement has been mass from Me- vo- =, 49,
pace. From New York 70 City Peln Va, By he " W.
stsensnp Co sspendd line OF hrscass sds-vheel
-forktoWn, jamestown and Roanoke-and from s-cs ~.
eonneeed line Of railroads to this point This viii ~ ps -
ocPe best AID quickest route from York 70 this p,
BAH goods must be marked RaIlrasd AGENT i-
Point, Va $3.50 ny
Freight RON New York to NashVilIs, per 100 Ibs
8. @. BAPTIST 4 co. Psis-s6urr. ".
LUDLAA 4 HEINEKEN. us Broadssy N y
Eay II, go -dly
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SIOre hoomS IOr EkehLs
1.-TWO Store Rooms we'll located rent for ID balance
1860. Apply BlNJ. P. sAIEI K co.
p29
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FENW0 negro msn, good farm hands Also, negro
with several children Said is good house ser
yAnt cook &C. and will be hired good home for board
clothing. We prefer hiring in Bdgefed or vicinity.
J. L. & &. ". BROWN,
nCYl-t2W Ak Cherry street.
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TyFee Springs.

" LII Dc opened Tor the accommodation Of vstors nv IN
wv lOlh OF uHe' Persons DESTROYS Of visiting M
Springs In advance OF this time will ON
sble terms, BY application the oce Of Wetmore 20
.