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A majority Of q, ,s5l for the IOinbis Rail
Splitter over the illinois Little GNnt viii DO
verv we'll for the Western Reserved 81.
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nav no yvertern Reservs Voted

The following table shows very nearly the
majority Of the Western Reserve Counties ioF
Lincoln and Hamlin over Douglas and John
son. and shs gain in each over the majority
for supreme Judge in October. The returns
III ali -nf8cinl.
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8rass Country.

TAMES a. 0DEL7.LI,, BRA BRASS !:
X W III every description, No. So Ulior So,
ssrs rom Superior street, Cleveland Ohio- p.
4. n-s1aTsd furnish All kinds o. WoI1 49, ~
s.sl n The Plumbing Business- Beer Pumps OF an
sis made and repaired BFass Casting done qallY
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RnnK-KEEPINa.

Crittenden's Book Keeping, Counting House ed
Crittenden's Bookkeeping, School edition.
DufFs Bookkeeping.
fulton and Eastmanis BOOk-ke3p 3ping.
Jones' Book Keeping.
MHyheW's Bookkeeping.
KaTsh'S Bank and Joint Stock AccoHntl.
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ArFAIRs N wAsRNaroN.

The city is quiet. There are plenty Office
seekers, from North and South, here. The
Republican headquarters are filled to over
flowing every night.
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CANAL DOVER CoLLEcToR.--Samuel Fertig
ESQ, has been appointed Collector Of Tolls at
Canal Dover by the Board of Public Works,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigDa-
ton Of P. soule, Esq, who retired on account
of protracted i'll health.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12
AsTRoNAIY.

Burritt's Geography Of the Heavens.
Bouvier's Familiar Astronomy.
Mifchelps Popular Astronomy.
Mattison's High School Astronomy.
Mattison's Primary Astronomy.
Olmsted's School Astronomy.
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12

FHn IN rar oHIo-PESIrEST1ARY.-A FIRE
occurred Friday evening in the new shop of
Hall, Ayres & Co.; in the prison, occupied for
the manufacture Of hubs, axe-helves, wheels,
buggies, &C., &c. The fire was soon got IN
der, the damage being only about $500. It
Is tbonght the frc was the work Of some Of
the conYicts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12
RHEToRIo AND COMPosITIoN.

Boydis Rhetoric.
Boyd's English Competition.
Blair's Rhetoric.
BroOkheld's Composition.
Rames' Elements Of Composition.
Newmanis Rhetoric,
Parker's Aids to English Composition.
Qua.kenbos' First Lessons in Composition.
QuackenbOs' Composition and Rhetoric.
Mhately's Rhetoric.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

Bullions Analytical Grammar.
Bullions' Parsing Book
Browns First Lines Of Eaglish Grammar
Browns Institutes Of Grammar
Browns Grammar Of English Grammnrb.
Clark,s First Lessons IN GrBmmar.
Clark's English Grammar Revised.
COvells digest Of Grammar.
FOWler's Elementary Grammar
FOwler's English Grammar.
EoWier's Grummhr-SChO0l edition.
GTeene's Introduction 10 English Grammar
Grerne's First Lessons In Grammar
GreeneB Analysis. .
Greenes Elements Of English Grammar.
PmneO's Primary Grammar.
PinneO's Analy tical Grammar.
lInneO's New Analytical Grammar
PinheO's English Teacher.
Towers Engl sh Grammar.
Weld s New English Grammar
Weld and Quaok en- bOs' New Grammar
Wells New Grammar. .r.
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PH1LosopHY AND CHEMISTRY.

Comstocks Philosophy, new edition.
ComstoCk's Chemistry, new edition.
Fosters chemistry, illustrated.
Gray's Natural Philosophy.
Gray's Chemistry.
Olmsted's Philosophy, School edition.
Olmsted's Philosophy, octave.
Parker's Philosophy.
POrters Chemistry.
Peck's Philosophy, (new.)s
QuackenbOs Natural Philosophy
Silliman's Chemistry.
Stockhardt's Chemistry.
Spragues Philosophy.
Smellie's Philosophy.
Well Philosophy.
Well S Chemistry.
Tate's Philosophy.
Youman's Glass Book Of Chemistry.
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LincoIns maiority over Douglas is ll73 {
and e5s over all. Brinksrhoffs majority in
October was 67sLshoWing q gain for LIN
coin of as5I or nearly 20 per cent. Of Brink
erhoag vote. What county in Ohio can beat
fhat2-BIdde
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,lnpr pre1GNATInNs.

Several clerks in the Departments presided
over by Messrs. Howell Cobb and John
Thompson, have resigned In order to please
their superiors, the resignation to take place
on the 4th of March, .s.
It is positively stated, Messrs. Cobb, and
Thompson will resign under similar condi-
tions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12

The President is still in doubt what to do.
lie is apprehensiye Of troubles in the South,
but does not know how to meet them. His
feelings arc with the South, but he is afraid
To "a ssist them nDenly
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- pREsInENr rEnPLExEp.

The Tribune's Washington special dis
patch OF the 9th says;
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THE AMERICAN -
MEDICAL AND TOILET
RECEIPT BOOK. {
.HIS BOOK CONTATNS RECI-

THIS BOOK CONTAINS RECI-
PES and directions for making all the most
yaIuabls Medical preparations in uses also Recipes
and full and explicit directions for making all the
most popular and useful Cosmetics, Perfumes, u n
Fuents Hair Restoratives and all Toilet Articles
III you are suffering with any chronic diseaset you
wish n beautiful complexion, hne head Qi half, a
smooth face a clear skim l1Xurfant beard or mo us
tnche-or If you wish to know anything and every
thing in the Medical and Toilet line, you should, BY
All means peruse copy Of the book For tnll par
ticuars and sample Of the work for perusai, Gree
N''Di i'7' WV T. F. CHAPMAN,
cQT Uroo7rrarr lew York.
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@abinFt aTart.
\ " RFRRY UPHOTSTFRER
4lnaatial.

EORETGN EXCHAHG E.
Drafts in amounts TO suit from s. upV71ll, :, On
Eneland and France, and all The prneirl 80. 1l -
Germany. On Frankfort Berlin -slli - 1-.-,' '
stuttaart Mannheim and Prague- Ase4i-alr-s,Tt M
mrI3 RETTkt.55 q - Z - - = 20;
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ARITHMETIC.

Adams New Arithmetic. 1al
Adams Of. A. First Arithmetic.
COtburu's First lessons. ..
Davies Practical Arithmetic
Davies University Arithmetic
Greenleafs Common School Arithmetic
Greenleafs higher Arithmetic.
Rays First Arithmetic.
Ray second Arithmetic.
Rays Third Arithmetic.
Rays Higher Arithmetic.
hay Keys TO the Higher and Third Arithmetfcs.
StOddard's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic.
stOddard's American intellectual Arithmetic.
StOdd6rds Practical Arithmetic.
StOddard's Philosophical Arithmetic.
Smiths Arithmetic.
Thompson's Practical Arithmetic.
ThOmpsOn's Higher Arithmetic.
Traeeyis Elementary Arithmetic
Traesy's Commercial Arithmetic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12

% Byerly, of Philadelphia, who has
been sent to the Penitentiary for making
fraudulent election returns at the October
election, was an active Democrat of the
Rreckinridre persuasion. ---
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al0tifE.
RE4D THIS

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
for sale his entire and extensive wholesale and
n Tail stock Of china, Glass, EarthenWare5 Gc-, on
the most favorable terms. The stock is large and
complete,
To any person wishing TO engage in q pleasant and
profitable busiEess this is a capital Opportunity.
tor any information address lis Post Ofhce.
Clevelahd. Nov g:iW A. s. GARDNER.
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THE CABINET MEETING.

Nothing definite is known Of the Cabinet
Meeting to-day, as the intention Of the Ad-
ministration is to await the development OF
disunionism. Mr.. Buchanan still hopes that
there win be no disunion before the 9Th Of
next March, as also does Gen Cass.
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The Prorress in New York city.

The Tribune says --"Tbere is one notable
fact in relation to the election which we mark
with great satisfaction ard pride, and the
more that this is, and always has been, the
stronghold of the Democracy of this State
We refer to the increase on the Republican
vote. Let US look at the figures
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LEVELAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE OF
L E @ I U r E S.


THE LECTURE COMMIT elEls,
TEE take pleasure In presenting the
following list OF Lecturers with the time go
and subject Of each Lecture -
November 22d-BAIARD TAYLOR. Subject
Man and Climate
December sd--5EO. W CURTIS. suBject-''The
Policy Of Honesty -
December izth, 18th and l7th--ProL P. A. CHAD
BOURNE OF Williams and BOWdOin Colleges. sub
icct-" Natural History"
December 2lth-C. OsCANYAN. subject-"Turkey
and her Institutions" )"
December 27th-Rev. J. G. FLETCHER. Subject
-"Garibaldi; the Hope Of Italy, =
January 3d-Dr. G. I. .WINSHIP. Subjeot-"P 8
ical Culture ,.
Eeepsie. Subjcct-''The Versatility Of American
ElOquencen
I Prof o. II. MITCHELL, Of Albany, has also ac-
ceptsd invitation TO give course Of four lectures
/ on Astronomy" the time Of which viii be an
nOunced hereafter.
In presenting the above Course Of Lectures, une-
Quaed IN attracriTeness By previous course Of the
Association, the Committee regret that Cleveland
can at present furnish larger Hall than the Melo-
deon, and therefore but limited number Of season
Tickets can be sold
Tickets for the Course can be had from either ol
undersigned, the Book Stores, or at the Reading
Room MM- p hgGG, Lecture
novs.Rto r r HFRRICK. Con-
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PhiNtlfS'
~ Plain and ornamental printing OF every Dc
inffon done al the Printing Establishment OF tp,
ietprr tiiee on tho latest Improved and most rapid
Sfan prpsses Ia the bust style, short uotice Pnu
- Tr,sonahle ratss Particular attention paiu ~
plank work. kvery description Of Binding esooiisss,
especially Blune is2ssi LeoseFs' 'ouru''N'
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GEOGRAPHY AND OUTLINE MAPS,

Cornelrs First Steps in Geography.
COrnelps Primary GeOgIaphy.
COrnelps intermediate Geography.
OOrnell's High 5 shOOl Biography and Atlas.
COrnelS Grammar school Geography.
Oornell's Outline Maps.
Cotton and Fitch's Introductory Geography.
Cotton and Fitch's Modern school Geography.
camps Geography.
Cartee's Physical Geography.
Fitch's Physical Geography.
fitch's Mapping Plates.
Mitchell's Primary Geography.
Mitchel's intermediate Geography.
Mitchell's New intermediate Geography.
hlitchell's Geography and Atlas.
Mitchelps Ancient Geography and Atlas.
Mitchelps Outline Maps.
Monteith's First Lessons In Geography.
MOnteiths Introduction TO Manual,
MOnteith's Manual of Geography.
MOnteith's New Manual
MeNally's Geography.
Morse's Geography.
.Olney's Geography and Atlas.
Parley's Geography.
PeltOn's Outline Maps.
Smiths First Book in Geography. ...
Smiths Quarto Geography.
Whites Class Book OF Local Geography.
Warren's Primary Geography.
Warrems Common School Geography.
Warren's Physical Geography.
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ARMS SENT SOUTH.

A large quantity Of arms was yesterday
shipped from our arsenal to the seuth' But
to what place OF destination remains Sc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12

GERMAN,
Adler's Progressive German Reader.
Adlsr's German Dictionary 70.
Adieris German Dictionary, School edition.
Flwelrs German Dictionnry.
Gand's Granmar for Germans 70 learn English.
German Speller. --. .-- -..
OIIendorifis German Grammar.
schischiager,s Pronomeing Dictionary.
3D. peissner's German GramInar.
WOODBURY. 3 German Grammar.
Woodbury's shorter Coune.
W0odbnry's Method for Germans to Learn Eng
lish. .-..-
q Woodbury's Eclectic German Reader Oh
FRENCH.
CoIlot'i pramatiO French Reader. 80.
Corinns, by Madsms d stasl, Paris sdttton.
Is Fiyas' Glementery French Reader,
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vvb,t c.IInnt Luena Claims !

There are no ''smalI potatoes on Maumee
this year. The following is the official vote
in Lucas county. as given by the Blade:
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.Ez5- Supper will be served at the Weddsll. "a
Won OLKER's BRASS AND STRING BAND
will furnish the Music, and the floor VIII be under
the direction Of Mr.. i. Y. BALLOU.
TICKETS s259, admitting Gentleman and. Lady
TO Ball and Supper, or Gentleman and Ladies % The
Ball alone, which may be had at sanford & hay
wards Hawks Brother, or any Of the above Com
mittee- The public are espeCtfuily invited.
Orders for CARRIAGES must be left al the Hall
on the day ofthe Ball, With the Chairman Of the
Committee, No l02 st Clair street.
JAMES HILL, Genefa al TickeE Agent
y. Il. BOYD ca mn Of Com.
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PuBLIsHED BY

e. C0WLES & coz
No, ia, American BUILDINGS, SUPERIOR s..
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HIGHER MATHEMATICS.

Davies Bourdon's Algebra.
Davies Legendre's Geometry.
Davies Elementary Algebra.
Davies Elementary Geometry.
Davies Surveying.
Gillespie's Land Surveying.
LOomis' Treatise on Algebra.
Loomis' Elements Of Algebra.
Boomis' TrigonOmetry and Bogarithms
Loomisi Elements OF Geometry.
LooInis' Analytical Geometry.
Rays Algebra, First Part
Rays Algebra, Second Part
Rohins0n's New Elementary Alseoia-
RobinsOn's University Algebra.
Roblnson's Geometry.
Towers Algebra.
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LANDS FOR SALE in =,
TAWRA COIINTYi

yUNHIS LAND LIES BEWTEEN TWO RAILROano
i One to Newton, slready fnished-the other to !.
colnton, in course of construction. y -, AH
Persons DESTROYS to purchase home in the most boa
section of Western North Carolina now offered @
opportunity. -ssss-sses.a .svz-s~. '''
The undersigned offers for sale several Tracts of Ian,
of 900 acres. of a5l, of 63 one of IA ~
ed for in private.
Upon the first named tract there is large and cons
able Dwelling, with good Kitchen Negro Cabins and
necessary Ott-budings. Also, Forge for the manNs
ture of Iron, situated on untang stream where S
location for Merchants Mill NAV be selected On ~
tract will be found about 100 acres of fine bottom LS
100 of which is in good state of cu)tiya,n
The tract containing 95l acres embraces Saw Mill a. l
other improvement On the remaining tracts tberp %
some improvements, and more or less bottom land
All of the above land is included in one common h
dpry and it will be sold either in body, or subd;v
into sections to suit purchasers Lying as this land @
colnton about miles from the latter and from th f
mer with abundant Railroad accommodations ALREADY &
and being constructed, these lands will be easy of
and convenient to those seeking the best markets for G
produce Those competent to Judge have pronounced tb
to be good tobacco lands. "es
few miles from the above specified lands there arc t
other tracts which offered for sae-one about 995 a
and the other s76-which will be sold in one body or s
rated to suit purchasers. f'
The subscribers having determined to remove tn fin
Southwest offer this valuable property to those WIN VIII
to purchase, they have resolved to SELL
Persons who may desire to inspect the lands and i'm.
provements will End proper guides on the premises u
will afford them all needed accommodations
Call and see the property at early period as possible
A. +. d E. ]. BREVARD
Newton March 10, 1860 ll-wytnS
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would tax articles notinow taxed, and thus keep up
the revenue Of the State without increasing the tax
upon slaves lGov. Ellis, upon this point wanted
TO know why the reference to "Jim Johnston's
slaves and the small tax paid upon them, if it was
not to show that the tax upon negroes should be
increased? Why talk of the $500 negro in juxta-
position to the $50 watch if it was not that he Mr
r. wanted the tax the negro increased according
to his value? 1t must be intended either to increase
the tax upon slaves else to put tax upon articles
now exempt such as horses, CATTLE implements, &c.
Otherwise, why seek a change? And the change
was not necessary except IN the case of slaves
Mr. Pool contended that the discrimination re-
commended in his party platform was tantamount
to an exemption, though he did not designate the
articles in favor of which he would discriminate If
it desired to foster particular interest," tax Of
half cent or any smaller fraction of cent would
be tao and they had the right so to discriminate;
and this upon the Governors ground, that to dis
criminate implied difference in taxation, and that
some tax must be laid on ell articles in order that
discrimination might be made between them. But
Mr.. Pool thought that hair-sptting and took the
higher, holder ground that his platform should be
Interpreted to mean exemption and not discriminG-
tion, in the nice sense of the Governor, and hence
he would exempt certain articles entirely from tax
alton, though he did not specify them, except as
'ttle articles of household and kitchen furniture"
did not say what or how much. T.,
The Governor had spoken of the present constitu-
tional arrangement of the system of taxation upon
slaves, as solemn compact between the East and
West that ought not to be disturbed-it would en-
gender ill-feeling at home and give encouragement
to the black Republicans. But Mr.. Pool SAID this
came with an ill grace from gentleman who Che
alleged) had ridden into power upon similar dis
turbance of constitutional compromise, Gree Suf-
frage) and the Governors party had upset the great
Missouri Compromise, and now, forsooth, proclaims
pious and holy reverence for compromises and
compacts! Mr.. Pool coatcndcd that. the proposed
change would not encourage the black Republicans,
but quite the contrary; that the present system
taxed slaves persons which was playing into the
hands Of the Republicans. He wanted to tax them
as property, declaring that North Carolina was the
only Southern State that taxed them as persons all
the rest taxing them as property. -......-
These were the general grounds taken by the can
didates as understood them. Many little pleasan-
tries and sharp encounters of wit passed between
Them which have not time to refer to. Suffice it,
that Gov. Ellis showed himself we'll skilled in giving
and parying these blows. l will only add, that
Gov. E. made powerful impression upon our peo-
ple and that he has only to 'go and do likewise" in
the other counties, and all will be well.
- PASQUOTANK.
Elizabeth City, April Z, 1860. ,.t.......
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March Q, 1860.


STATE OF NORTH-CA ROLINA.- .CARTEi
- RET COUNTY.-Court of Equity, Fall Term, 1853
Robert Hastey and Elizabeth his wife, William L. Turns
and W Lovey his wife, Delaney Harper; Collin S. Hape
William N harper, Avis Harper. William Hastey, Jur
Eliza his wife Elizabeth Hastey Martin Hastey, Aba
Hastey, Mary Jane Hasey and Sarah Hastey-t the five las
named infants, by their next friend William Hastey, Sem
who sue in behalf of themselves and all others who CLAIM
to'be next Of kin of William Harper decd John vi
Pelieter, administrator of William Harper, decd.
In this it is referred by the Court to the Clerk and
Master to ascertain and report the next Term of M
Court who are the next Of kin of William Harper, decd,
late of Carteret county N c. and it is further ordered b.
the Court that publication be made for three months
secutively in the N c. Standard newspaper published
the city of Raleigh and in the Beaufort Journal paps
published in the town Of Beaufort directing all persons
who claim to be next If kin of said William Harper decd
to in and make their claims before the CLERK aud
Master Of this Court at bis Office in the to~n Of Beaufort
by the May Term A. D., 1860, of this Court.
Witness, B. L. Perry Clerk and Master of the Court
Equity of Carteret county, at Beaufort this 18th day
january, 1860.
B. L. PERRY, c. E.
January 20, 1860. pr. adv. si9.s 4-wam'
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NO HUMBUG.

NO HUMBUG.
TIME SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO INFORM THE
IL public generally, that he has now on hand, and is
prepared at all times to furnish remedy for the trouble
some disease known as YELLOW JAUNDICE, q disease
of the liver.
two to three weeks efecting cure now offer Remedy
to the public which perfectly safe and harmless in its
ture which will hare the desired effect in As hours as we'll
a q months practice with calomel. - ~.
It is cheap that all purchase it. being only Two
Dollars per Box; therefore, need be without it,
Upon the receipt of g. Box of these Pills viii be sent
to the address of any person in the United States and
cure warranted. ~
W. W. WOODED.
Raleigh, Nov. 8, 1859. 45-wtf.
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A WORD TO THE DISCOURAGED.
DoCToR ANDRUs OFFERS In ALL CASES

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Consumption and Nervous Debility, Scrofua and ali
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the use Of instruments or bandaees Alter twenty yesrs
OF and professional experience he can state that
no person IN the world those dieases with mineral
cine his remedies luxury for all the sick or WELL
ana enaple the most debiaied to enjoy great pertec
nun o. health while taking medicine n shy psrod ~
tne,r lives Dr. ANDRUS the original inventor reormer
and founder Of new principles the practices Of medicine
Be consulted BY letter. By adsessing,D Dr. Hsnrx An
drus New Orleans La, and medicine viii Be forwarded
Union. s.. '~' - wy
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR
SALE. .-.t r
January 10, 1860.

VNO EFFECT DIVISION, THIS DESIRA:
Il bic place offered for sale. 1t lies the Mississippi
hours of New Orleans and twelve Of Memphis The tract
contains 7O acres about $50 cleared and in cultivation
about 500 second bottom of Big Black river Til. balance
Railroad for cord wood TIL place is well improved,
tanning commodous dwelling and all necessary outbud
ngs. 1t has inexhausbe supply of water, and
ceent range for stock The neghborhood is celebrated
for its health society," and educational facilities place
will be divided provided it all be sold at The
corn fodder &c. will be sold cheap. and possession given
in November December next. Any one who desires
beautiful and healthy residence with well improved PLAN
taton, would do well to examine soon.
For terms and particulars address
C. L. HUDSON, I.
Walden Depot, Carroll Co. Miss.
March 80, 1860 l4-w2mpd*
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COACH.MAKING!

COACH-MAKING!
VNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
IL Public generally, that he has recently taken the
s'OLD STAND,o ~
well known BY everybody west of the "Captol Square"
and formerly occupied by WIN. F. CLARKE and is fully
prepared to carry on =
-+ COACH.MAKING r
in all its various branches in the VERY BEST style.
n Prices to Suit the Times. al s-
Persons will do well to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner. r.- :! ~ - ~
Raleigh. Jan. 81, 1860. 5E.w.f