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PUBLIC HOUSES.
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No. 10 Union street,
Between ST. Charles and Carsndeet Streets Orleans
The public and tho friends Of the undersigned hereby no
bed that The above establishment will be OPENED ON THE
lsT DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT.
The house connections well ventilated and the location
Is central and convenient business and Of the most plea
SAINT in the city Rooms for private parties and families be
had at nil times and families win be supplied the shortest
notice.
Also, COLD LUNCHES and SUPPERS for Ball and Sorees
The undersigned having employed In the principal Res
tauranis of this city has acquired thorough knowledge of the
business which be will enable him satisfy those
who may favor the establishment with their patronage
do I'M EDWARD DENECHAUD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

All articles consigned 10 the Agent City Point will he ship
ped ny by class Vessels, directed
bills ot lang taken and forwarded any additional
charge.
classification of goods and other apply
Agent nj l4nehburg. IL. ID. BIRD, cup't
lrb ID 2ni
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

HI tNnAiAN GLASS SEED.-On consignment, % bushels
Of this celebrated Grass Seed, raised iv Juye Wism
a call. Ian 81 N iini ~" s,' ' US
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

tAAo GtANo!!-1in bags NJ l. Prruy ian Guano maj
~ received. IN prime ORDER, for sale b,
mn d" JAMES BoYDN co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
THE ALL SUFFICIENT TllhEE.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REM .DIl IS,
Known az "HHLMBCI D'6

GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz
nELMBoLDs EXTRACT "Bucnu,e
SARSAPA RILLA,
IMPROVED ROSE ASH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

81 Sold ~ JOHN II. sEAY, Lyxcnsuns Va,
- sass AEB AL DRUGGISTS kPERYNHERE
ASK FOE HELNB0LD'S TAKE NO oTHER
Gui opt NE Advertisement and send for ", ..-
3aoeff 3. so8-dkciy Z ~ So ~ als 81 5t ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
RU l. T. N
Phosphor-Per Guano,
Tobacco Manure. Agricultural Salt and

GROU ND BONE ASH. -,
~ RUFfIN, 90 Iltb aud Cnry on thc Basin
II of.rs the Farmers the following HAStRES all of
his nv manu- hacture-yiz:
RaHa's PHosphor- Peru idnseonlanlng per cent am
ton Of aooe .....................t 40 90
RaHh'A Rome ash Gndao. containing per cent ammo
ton If ? 900 ,. Observation-Disclosures 80 90
Hathn's 1obacco Manure, containing per cent ammo
MIA, 4 per cent bone phosphate lime, ~ chloride Of
sodium, aud II per cent sulprnte lime, per ton Of 1000
Ran's Gronad Rome I.h. containing about W per cent
ib. -. 49, .,.''.. =............. 50 90
tgrycnurai SgN loose Der Of 1000 lbs ii NJ
A1rjrujfnroy S1H In buas her ton of 20 lbs IS 20
The no.c RES put up In strong bags containing 6T
pounds each twelve bags Of which make fraction over ton
had 81 r. o. RUFfiN, AT his mill; Of Commits
Merchant In Richmond of Tmos. BRANCH Sons Peters
burg NJ IotiSs Co.. Lyncbburg LEiGn BRorHER, Nor
folk M.so> MARLIN Co, seottavle; JonNsros CLARKE
Co.. Dnn,ille. lnnrch 8i4ctf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
nov

Fire, Life and Marine rs a.Iee
Lynchburg Hose q Fire InsuranC Company.
fl1Hs Company makes Insurance against los damage by
Fire. Dwelling Houses stores robacc, Factories and
Bungs Furniture, 9oods Wares and Merchandise
generally, In Town and country The most favorable terms
Also make Insurance the lives Of all enjoy Ing
good health constitution pr The VII dc duration
of life, n fhr a limited period
Slaves employed In ordinary occupations Will be insured on
-cassnable terms
lac Gonsn' win also lake marine risks from and Of
the Northern southern Ports al favorable
DIRECTORS
JoHS gah1N MCDANIEL. President
JAaEs N. UoBBs, Vice IresIent.
GEORGE d. THURMAN. Chief Ensin
JONI orEr TAf Or WV. r. ANDrssoS,
JAMES D. Parsr, JonS T.. D4,s
-. H1BArrns MAtr.cg =. Il sGuosSE,
hNgEY. tmAs. Il. ~
JAS. o. WILLIAMS Treasurer.
CREED T. WiLi< Se.it'ary
DR WIN. 0TAAY OWEN, n,i 4 ..-...
DR. H. GILMER, '"'- e. ."'"'''
The Medical Examination Of subjects viii be
made al the Office Of the Company each the
hours Of and 1'eisek. T. NJ. fe., G3-dis
LIVERY LADY IN AMERICA WHO VALUE rs COMFORT
IA health mud elegance should have one ruoA SONS
tpkRIGATkD SKIRTS. feb Sm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
New Fall stock.

N0W ~ HI 0tOCk.
ICsT arrived um the northern eics with un aoek OF
ID FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. for gentlemen The
uyea ana he aAosahe apparel 81 the lowest
pscs b found u cufnhlhneat No " Main street
Also, lares sappls II osas Furnishing oo2aa wneh We
sya Boos of IN qualities and prices 70 snil irunk
yalsss ard Umbseas hon he best Eastern faesre are on
exhibiaou and win b ~ cheap
Yorks - Hoys CISssnxe in ell styles and qualities
pSeasn III a Hrrsn between hoWli Murfs
ana A. q Lesf anA osk ~ yeas sf Our motto h. as has
ever been, selling cAeap 70 ncrcsse custom
Mnnuc1ufers and fnFnef rim Do veil 70 examine stock
Of servanls' Cao1hine. Shes. -, 10 sept Ada
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

Sewing Machines.
AIDES "isil2a Machine COARSE CT orIFs
~ As WELL AS TnEr OWN WORK. would do well loel M
", ne OAR iiol-FS IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
~" fog ana ~ The following certificate from a well
hown a"r IA THIS county, who only had about minutes
instruction on this Machine: ~
A. ~, LEEsyiIiE Campbell county, Va, June 18TH 1850
g Machine and would exchange for any have
nm no diheuty IN operating with il any kind Of cloth
rom 'he uickest Cashmere 10 the Linen have made
several pair OF coarse Tow1nen pants servants have
seen ana operated on six different kinds of sewing
Ma.'nes bn Barthofs and Singers the only Machines
would recommend any person buy. They are the only
Maen'nes ta make Tutors Stitch consider Bar,bolls
uch te cheapest machine 1t simple In construction easy
Understand and not likely to get order Almost
every person thai has BarthOf's operate and saw Singers
that worked last year. give Barholfs tIe nrenrenc
Respectfully yours, DC, CAIOI,IJs {; TLRpy
. hnu no dlnculy In getting work on Iar.
mon Machine The! say that something great oug ,o he
zone r me man that invented Sewing Machines with The S,
lie and Lock stitch june t6.dnsl 4, ~ r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

DNeINk - = s<..s. sssss e.sss e
49, = s6MnHg hf tke vey lhefal psi-ss ~ eesees.
- 49, - ~ fAe 1sB1 ~ ncaf1A sae ake geei
s5ere = = sken ~ ny tase .kea he ssere
~ q - 6ss6 6Ssla Bank 70 IL Msin kirsek whes
81 Vim ooe An n So1s elelnss sorA af NAV SPRING
AND sU1a3R nm inERY zHD FANCY GOODS. ssch
= nssecA neas r.ws9 ele..A knesosssris. s S
essa T1R CSl1 Eilk aad Kid 0losea Hsndk erchsefs,
HeaAlsss ~ n1sl 1AreaA nd Blond I.ccs. Hosiery,
sua nrnerpuS e1r assc1p enltone1 Our Opening for
fhs nj sBMM.8 a0NNETB viii be Apri Is.A.
Tbs iEsics parsicsiay nnA specially s"icsd 10 cali and
sock IL gpe1A which q TIN l.l sya and
which We vfn ~ = vkxr LOW rnfcEz
>ROSENsTlEL GtESTIIER.
NH as,-dls 80 Main street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
FRANKLIN d Co.
Wholesale AND
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

uhUCEho q COMmloSkON MERCHANTS.
No. ~ Aatn street: mort door 70 Liberty Wdrehoase
TyAyE on HAND AND foR siLE. 49,
H 10 bags Eio, laguira aud Java Coffee;
100 hbls Brown Extra c. Crushed and ulvcrzcd Sugar;
l00o0 lbs Leaks'lie and Union Cotton Yarns:
eco kegs Old Dominion Nails;
200 sacks Liverpool aad Virginia Salt
80 boxes Adamnninc aud iaiow Candles:
30 ailes good Sole Leather,
$50 Blankets,
10 tons Iron, Hammered, Rolc Bat l. Hers,
Oval and Hoop;
10 heavy Boos aud Brngans, Shovs;
Now Orleans and West India Moasscs, run Bacon Sides
Loaf Sugar. Mackere In barrels and kits Black Teas
brown and Toilet Soaps Rice soda, Spices Ginger pcpr
Salt eire, Alum, Extract Logwood Indigo Nader starch
Window GLASS; Putty, Wagon Boxes Spades Shoyels Trace
Chains Grind stones Grind stone Fixtures Horse shoes Nail
Rods. White Lead. Zinc Tannes OIL Upper Leather Cast
Shot Lad, Painted Buckets Sugar Boxes of Tubs
Wrapping and Writing Paper Shoe Thread, Twine Dcn,
Stoneware, Staple Dry Goods such brown, bcaced
striped Domestics, Pads Lnseys Jeans Kerseys Full Cloths
and general assortment Of line Liquors Wines
sf Particular attention paid Tobacco Whrn
Corn Flour and all other kinds Produce and prompt remit
.ahoes maae tot ene sse OF same. oct 2sd&cls
GAs FITTING.The subscriber is receipt of II fu slock
IN of Gas Pipes Fittings &c,
Tor conducting the Gas Fitting business Having procured Inc
services Of experienced workman all received Will
bc met with promptaess and warranted give satisfaction
and ia, Jllshed nj The lowest Apply at ire Stove and
Range Warehouse, No. 12l Main Street, l., nchburg.
up 10 - ~ t- C,s. BLISS.
= Fresh Ground Plaster,
VItoR sale In bags or loose, to suit the trade, nj
NoNiIN x JONES
mn - No l9 Mails Street.
BARRELS "Gbson's" pure DID bridge" I,c Wins
CN RvuS'i) for salt by LEI, ROCHE n TAYLOR
mn N". lo5 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

New Commission House
M have this day associated together G,r ib-ur
w pose of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION nj ii
Mss 'r hc sale OF Tobacco, Wheat Corn &c Sc We as
snare o The patronage of generous public assuring then
ah' We are much younger than The Board " 1I< and bay
always ignored us action On the ~ per We vii
su Tor You under The old rates Of commission make it
lances MS soon as sold Office ut Jno C. shearcrs Main street
july 20-dScly sUE,EEr 4 RI'pKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
MESsRS. WELSH BROTHERS a co.,
FOUND! FOUND!
TEN OUSAND DO LA II s

IN the 10Th NJ May last found "a lENT STRAW CUT.
~ TER which Is worth thousands Of dollars.
/ am making the kind They SIMPLE, 'nEAr
ANp DURABLE
Maj. W. W lenwch told mt he would not give them
Of the cast iron levers
sN-Ca and them nj The Iynclbug Agricultural Works
NJ. Isl Main Stneot.
Jan l3-ts G. y. WlilrTEMoRE.
FpNHE PORTRAIT GALLERY Will he continued by the
defsgDe at the old stand No ia Main street. where he
viii be pleased Ia receive continuance Of the liberal pa
bestowed upon the late assuring all
call that eur Will bc given 10 render satisfaction
oi flctures, rates OF charges, &c,
Weaso hav" the agency for the QuAKrR'ri Douns Tnnr.n
1b MACHINES II hcm- ils tucks, gathers
cmboi,rS and does all the the best tl2a Machines
lis far simple and less complicated than any Other Ma
chime aud sold nj the low prices nj $40 and 400 Beet
Cabinet Machine s13 lie has the Patent Adjustable icnnr,
manufactured expressly for the Quaker , Machine. The on
that helms nil widths and thickness from the large
her soid b.. n = Tanner Coz while acting agents and the
general satisfaction which III" Machines have g'en unr
signed feels hesitation In recommending the
In Call and examine them. y. =. TANNER
| oct = dts No lgt Main Street, Nv nchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18
Il FORGE w. KYLE, \
No. 1872 Main Street.
Ambrotypes, Melainotypes,
LIFE-S IZE pHOTOtiRA PIIS
PATENT LEATHER PICTURES &C.

Fresh Garden Seeds.
HAVE just received my Spring supply OF Garden Seeds
l. embracing the usual variety. For sale by
feb l5b JNO. II, SEAN. Druggist
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Hydrar11ic Rams

lif most conpleif arrangement for conveying woer fro
- u asahcc now "Ntah Is II HYDRAULIC RAM of wirh
% Undersigned has Just received large asortn, nj of r
sc Patent OF various which nrawar,i t., ,, 49,
ana guarantee TO woIa in the best manner ' w,
,,b os 1870 G. 5. BLISS,
u III" - No l2l Man Street, lynclburr
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1850 SPRING TRADE. 1860.
III LETT Il WlIISIGER.
Manufacturers aud " Wholesale Dealers In
II ats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No, l6i Main Street opposite Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
HAVING mnde extensive preparations offering to
the mrchi MIA Of Virginia, North Carolina and fenncs
prices which cannot but usur. sale the idrDesf and
most coiefe stock W Spring dnd summer Goofs got
up this Market which for quality variety and eieRdnce
he cxcclcd All They ask look before purchasing
elsewhere. Orders strictly and promptly attended TO-
Mr. l. L. HrTCuSsos formerly ot Union, Monroe county,
Nn Interested In and viii N To his yauu
IT, services. ELLEFT Il WElSlGER.
Lib lt.dmar 1921
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-18

1 p m,S, Mai LUMP AND GROUND PLAsTER-The
their a @ mas rsned from Messrs ianghone Johns
nv oih anu riasier Mill He will keep constantly on hand
- i'IIlS i = aYcII .Sp ~ puhelua cust"in
march tdts for The sale of Western plaster in MS e
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. DUFFY'S
II 9 m r G. M r x II n r. e
Cure of Ague and Fever.

Cure of Ague and Fever. -
NHERE IS NO DISEASE TO WHICH THE HUMAN
body is liable universal, dreaded, general
~ fatal, Fever it appears in different countries and
climates under different types and characters In this
country where its annual looked for with anxiety
and apprehension it usually the bilious type
Another species of fever prevalent here, and which,
NAV be said leaves subsidies altogether is the Au
tumna Intermittent, Ague and Fever which, if not
so fatal yet is very distressing Its characters effects and
consequences peculiar to diminished energy of the
nervous system to be ascrbed the anguOr astude
and general prosraon which characerizes its nvason
to which might be added the arrangement Of the mixed
functions of the liver stomach and intestinal canal 1t is
therefore, quite manest-in fact, it is well known, that
Ague and Fever lay the basis of consumption of the lungs
chronic affection Of the liver and Spleen dyspepsia and
not subsequently dropsy and when this state Of the
vscera becomes established there is tendency
to relapse even from slight causes and when thus comp
Gated with those constitutional diseases their treatment
and cure bec'mes more difficult
Common teaches that the of Ague and Fever
consists in shortening the duration Of the paroxysm and
preventing its The first is TO be accomplished by
depicting the bowels relaxing the skim &c; the second
by the prompt application Of such medicines cacu
lated to restore the deranged functions and give healthy
tone to the nervous system.
The Tonic MIXTURE offered possesses all the qualities
requisite to effect the second indication. The FIRST dose
generally checks the disease and bottle fails to
effect cure; healthy reaction takes place. the appetite is
restored, the system becomes nvig0raed and the pa
tent begins to feel surprised at the rapid transition from
state Of morbid suffering to that of progressive recovery
These effects have been experienced BY all who have used
" which could be shown y SHaR
Newbern. N. c., Oct. Is, 1860, 42-wIy.
H Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail, by F. 8.
n Duffy. Newbern, N, c. And also for sale BY Messrs
Morgan Allen, Druggists, Wholesale Agents. New York.
And by Druggists and Merchants throughout the country
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Fur the Standard.
Fur The SI0ndurd.
TORCH-LIGNT PROCESSION IN CHARLOTTE


TORCH-LIGIlT PROCESSION IN CHARLOTTE.
EDITOR STANDARD: On the night of the 23d inst,
being Tuesday, of our County Court the friends of
Breckenridge and Lane had glorious meeting in
Charlotte The crowd in attendance was quite
large, many of our best Democrats from the country
lending their aid in bearing tranparences and torch
lights, and in shouting for our gallant standard
bearers.
After parading the principle streets the process
sion halted at the public square, Uhe spot where the
Meckenburg Declaration was declared where a
very considerable crowd had assembled to be enter
tanned with sound and unalloyed Democratic doc.
trine.
The President of our Town Club, VIM. j. Kerr,
Esq, introduced S. c. W. Tate, ESQ.,, Of Morgan
ton gallant young Democrat whose services are
always enlisted in the cause of his country and his
party, and whose speech, on this occasion, being
free from bngsgate and abuse of other parties,
which is getting to be so common among the politi-
clans of the present day. an able defense of the
great principles of that party which is endeavorng
to rescue this glorious country from the immnant
peril to which It is exposed, by placing at the head
of its government those noble patriots, warriors,
and statesmen, John c. Breckenridge and General
Joseph Lane.
The meeting was also addressed by the Elector
for this District, Mr.. j. A. Fox, Cyrus q Lemons,
ESQ, of Union County, and others. Great enthu-
siam prevailed. The Democrats of old Mccklenburg
will give their usual, if not an increased majority
for their ticket Douglas is ephatically mo sohere
in this County, notwithstanding it may be consider
ed one of his strongholds.
The Oppositionsts intended to have circus
on Friday night, but the principal Gymnastics"
and "acrobats" failing to be present, they were
forced to present another oil and chose the BELL
a Farce in two acts, the last act-the Funeral -
to be performed on the 9th November next.
A DEMOCRAT.
Charlotte, Oct. 9th, 1860.
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For the Standard.

To the Editor Of the Standard:
DEAR SIR: According to previous announcement,
there came off Breckenridge and Lane barbecue
and mass meeting at Buchanan, N c., Oct Goth.
Owing to the inclenency of the weather, some of
the speakers that were expected to be present and
address their fellow citizens did not get there; many
people were also prevent ed from coming for the
same reason, yet the crowd was large for the day,
showing that people will turn out, Notwithstanding
the heavens may threaten storm, to hear true prn-
cipes and doctrines as set forth by Democratic ora
tors. Our time was interestingly occupied by an
able and forcible speech, from George Workman,
ESQ.,, the great issues that are now agtating the
body polite, giving synopsis of the slavery agta
ton, and the intense hostility existing between the
North and South, showing that squatter sovereign
ty is mere winking at the great question before
the people, and that Stephen A. Douglas, in advoca
ting this dogma, is but giving encouragement to the
northern fanatics in their fierce TRADE against the
southern States. He also held up the record of Mr.
Bell, and his opposition friends to the gaze of the
public, and on it were many dark and indelible
stains that no oraory of the opposition can ever
move from the minds of Southern men, We vel
come Mr.. Workman to the ranks of the Democratic
party for he fought with true and faithful spirit
when member of the opposition forces, but con.
servatism demands alike OF him, of all true south
men, to give their undivided support to the only
candidates standing on platform that reflects the
true sentiments Of the southern people. We are in
the midst Of the most exciting political contest ever
waged in the United States. I can almost see the
monster dsunion with outstretched wings, awaiting
the telegraphic dispatch of Lincolns election should
such an untoward accident befall us, then to take
his aerial flight to mark forever the line of separation
between North and South Under such circum-
stances does it not Mr.. Editor, behoove every pa
triot to rally around our noble standard bearers,
John G. Breckenridge and Joseph Lane, and give
them such q vote on the 9th of November. as will
scatter to the winds forever foul fanaticism, and
send s. A. Douglas and John Bell to their respect
i've abodes with tears in their eyes to spend the re-
mander of their days in silent prayer for their for
mer misdeeds? Be assured old Granville will be
all right 49,. i.,
= ,.-.- ..-r-,f A DEMOCRAT
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HEART WORTH HAvING--The Springfield
(Niass) Republican relates the following: '-
A young printer, Of this city, fell in love with
beautiful girl, who had the misfortune to be rich.
He essayed to attract her attention, but who ever
heard Of pretty rich girl falling very deeply in
love with poor printer? Despairing, he started
for Caforna-that land of refuge for broken for
tunes and wounded hearts. This was in the year
1850, when San Francisco was village, and want
ed printers more than at present. The boy quickly
became man there; and, embarking in the print
ing business, soon found himself the proprietor of
an establishment from which sprang. in due time a
weekly paper, ere long to be followed by daily
His journal and his fortunes fourished amazingly,
and he returned to New York in 1854, with the
avowed purpose of buying six-cylinder press, but
with the unavowed purpose of locking up lovely
form in his new golden chascs Alas, for human
hopes The maiden was welded and the mother of
two children. The printer bought his presses and
returned to California; sadder, not wiser man.
Years progressed, and he prospered One day,
lady visited his editorial rooms to lay her modest
contribution on his table in hopes of getting some
remuneration for it. Her story was told briefly;
her husband had come to mend his fortunes in the
land of gold, and had died, and she was left very
poor, with her two children to support The editor
looked at the lady moment-then handed her
doubloon. The astonished woman essayed to utter
thanks, but was waived away To shorten the story,
the lady was his carly love, and--he married her,
sold out his establishment returned to New York,
and is now enjoying as much felicity on the banks
of the Hudson it falls to the lot of few printers
even to conceive. r-
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LAND FOR SALE.

Il Southwest offers for sale the tract of land on which
he now resides lying eight miles south Of Raleigh and
mile north Of Rands mill the Of Swift creek and
in healthy and intelligent neghborhood i. ..,-
Said tract contains about 6iO acres There is enough
land cleared and in high state Of cultivation for four
horse farm cuitivsting alternately There is
the tract good two story dwelling house containing eight
rooms and Basement newly fitted up There also sll
the necessary ouhouses Of well regulated farm, with
well Of excellent in the yard The farm is well
adapted to the growth Of Corn Cotton, Wheat and Oats.
For further particulars address e
..t... JAMES MITCHINER, ;.
Auburn, Wake Co., N. C.
October Is. 1890 "e 42-wtf
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MINUTE MEN.-A Regiment in A5beoille We see
from our exchanges that this organization is rapidly
extending A meeting was held in Abbevllle on tho
18th instant at which it was resolved to form eight
companies Of minute men, each electing it own OIL
GERS, and that SO soon as they have been formed,
each with sixty men, they organize as regiment.
1t was further resolved that they arm drill and pre-
pare thoroughly for active service. The movement
is seconded by the most prominent men Of Able
ville-South- Cdrolinian. =