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NOTICE.
1000 Acres of Ysdkin Land for Sale.

II DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION, SITUATED
in The county of Wilkes one mile north Of Wilkes
h,rouub at the confluence Of the Yadkin and Reddies
rivers The tract contains 1000 go good
bottom land as any the Yadkin There are three hun
dred and Fifty acres in high state Of cultivation The up
lands are generally gnod peculiarly adapted to Tobacco
and Wheat There several good Tobacco Barns on the
place. good Saw and Grst Mill Immediately adjoining the
farm situated on as fine power any in the State
dwelling House. Negro Houses, and all necessary out
buildings am anxious to SELL and will take low price
and make the terms suit the purchaser ANY other IN
NC ,nox
March Is, 1850. ll-wtf.
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DIR. WILLIAM j. JONES.

- CLAYTON, JOHNSTON Co., n. G.,
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO THE
" citizens Of the surrounding country the practice of
Medicine Obstetrics Surgery &C. He may all times be
found at his Office Residence formerly occupied BY Rev.
W. B. Jones, unless professionally engaged
w. J. JONES'
Clayton, N. C.
March g 1850. Or ~ ll-w3mOS*
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JNO. M. G. ALLAWAY.
Late of Rockingham, N. c.,
HrLL & NOR pLHEr

HrLL & N0RPLEET,
GENERAL tsrfe
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
$50 Of6ce-..Shoccoe slip,
ya RICHMOND, Va. ~
Liberal advances made consignments Strict per.
sona attention is given TO all sats and purchases for
customers are made with great care
~ Manufactured Tobacco and other merchandise for.
warded with promptness.
WIN. l.. HILL. N. N. NORFLEET,
DecemDef D. .sas. e--z = #-s.,. t05-wly.
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,und. As it rains less here in summer and fall
thar in any of the States north and east the effect
be produced thereby upon the culture of the vine
emains to be tested. consider North Carolina the
.,remium State for the vine-the scuppernong the
atawba and the white bunch grape are all of well
i:nown celebrity, they are not excelled either for
able for wine, and all of them find their ma
vity in our own State. The scuppernong il now
eing considered wherever it can be grown as the
e plus ultra of all the grapes and yet We have o
ariety of the muscadine in Cumberland which is
elieved by many to surpass it. in the delicacy
1 its favor. But this grape as yet is unknown to
lme., We have also the Flower grape, native of
ur State, which has but recently entered the list
or public favor, and seems destined quickly to at
lain it Beside all these we have great variety Of
ne black bunch grape, ripening in the summer and
Ill. We can show an equal variety of the cluster
rape, covered by the names Of Buace and Musca-
inc. Let me here ask what State in the Union can
how catalogue so full, and out of which as many
ave acquired, by their merit national reputation
superior culture will have its reward and soil and
Innate Inferior in production may be made equal to
heir superior; but I hazard nothing in. saying, il
he culture be the same that certain portions Of our
tate cannot be surpassed in the successful culture
f the vine.
As have said elsewhere, this State is very sub
set to drought and the seasons are almost as much
,efined by wet and dry as by heat and cold And
Ibis is the case in still greater degree the farther
'outh and West you 60 Bishop Pierce, in his
,ghth letter published in the Texas Christian Id.
,ocate says that at Ell Passo he was informed thai
40 rain had fallen there in two years You will moi
oppose however, that such is the case in this sec
ion of the State Rain. nevertheless is very scarce
turing the spring and summer, and generally so in
he fall Ifrains could be obtained hero as IN SONS
.ther States, there would scarcely be reasonable
init to the production. heard respectable gen
Slemen say, that upon one OCCASION be bad mad,
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j d f PssE. EED,,oas
April "a, 1890. - IN
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had only maintained principles which were repug-
nant to our sense of what was expedient or just
we should have met and disputed with it always
in perfect good temper, and we would part with
it now in the same unruffled spirit; for mere po-
litica differences and ought to be healed with
out leaving and wounds TO perpetuate the re-
membrance Of their existence But proper to re-
iterate here what have insisted on so Often that
our quarrel with the American Party in Bati-
more was not in any sense of the word, political
contest. 1t was resistance to as brutal tyranny
as an American city has ever been subjected to
it was a rebellion against despotism which
threatened our lives and liberties. 1t is not neces
sary, therefore, to apologize for the freedom or
warmth of the language we have heretofore used
and it would be childish to affect TO take leave oil
such party with the same feelings that we would
be prompt to manifest in parting with fair and
honorable political antagonists.
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To THE PUBLIC.-After eight years of indus
trous labor have determined to decline storekeeping
My preparations hereafter found sale retail at
the following places Israel Grahames, corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore streets Deviile Bouquets, III Baltimore
street, Seth S. Hances, los Baltimore street, Andrews
Thompson, East Baltimore street, Macpherson Marshall
Marble Building North Charles street. and wholesale
Fred Hickey Sons, and also retail at my former place
ofbusiness, IS Baltimore street. -..-. Fl
ap25tf D. C. DRISCOlL,
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THIoDoN's MUSEUM OF ARTS commences the fifth
week of its exhibition in this city tonight. No
thing but an entertainment of decided merit could
have such a hold on public favor.
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Front STREET THEATRE.-The New Orleans Bur-
lesque Opera Troupe and Brass Band will give two
more of their concerts at Front Street Theatre
New songs and amusing incidents are introduced
every evening.
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ST.. VINCENTs INFANT AsYLUM.-A fair gotten up
by the ladies for the benefit of ST. Vincents Infant
Asylum, will be opened at Carroll Hall this evening
and be continued till Thursday.
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MARRIED
On the 9th instant by the Rev DR. Cummins, 1T Col
F. llANDLEK H. s. to LOUISA daughter Of the late
Archd Colder, ESQ. Of Raltimore.

DIED
On the 18th inst, MARY JANE, eldest daughter of
Edwd J Richardson, in the Bath year of her age.
Her relatives and friends requested nd her flu
neral from the residence Of her father No % McCuloush
street on to- morrow Tuesday, morning at 10 O'Clock
On the lth instant, MARY daughter oil the late Martin
Ryan, and wife of Chas. b Mclaughlin
On the 10th instant, JOHN W. MEYER, in the 4es year
of his age.
On the sh instant, THOS. JEFFERSON MORRIS, in the
sd year Of his age
year.
On the6th instant, Mrs. FRANCES DUGAN, in the 9th
ArNarn hun
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DISASTER AT SEA-She Lires Loa.-The whale
ship Benjamin Morgan arrived at New London on
Tuesday, bringing two men saved from the wreck
of the brig Ii. NJ. Jenkins, of Bangor, Me. The
brig was found in the Gulf Stream on the lst OF
May, dismasted and waterlogged. The captain,
mate and two men were lost, and only these two
remained alive on board of her. The brig was
from Bangor, bound to Havana, when she encoun.
tered the seyere gale that di Sabled her.
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FUEL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
CO. l..
The best quality Of Soft and Hard Goals,
at reduced price,
For sale by
J. HENRY GEESE Il CO.,
Office, South street.
WOOD-THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD FOR SALE
AS USUAL. myIltf
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Mrs. Gore, the novelist, who for some time past
has been afflicted with blindness, has just under
gone an operation, which, it is hoped, will eyentu-
ally restore her TO sight.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer, like the National IN
tethgencer had unreliable correspondents at Balti
more last week. The Enquirer announced that
the Constitutional Union Convention nominated
Washington Hunt, of New York, for Vice Pre-
sident.
CAPoN SPRINGs-It will be seen by the adver-
tisement, published elsewhere, that the "Mountain
House," at this delightful Virginia Watering
Place, will be kept this summer by Mr.. Julius C.
Waddle, who is already very favorably known in
the connection.
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,

The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY,
f. MOI NT'S,
No. 81 NORTH GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hail.,
Where be found the largest stock Of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers requested
to examine this stock of Furniture beore purchasing
there be found always on hand and madeto order
TErE- ATETES, in Brocatelle, Plush Hair Cloth; So
FAS, Walnut and Mahogany in Plush, Hair Cloth,
cred in goods TO order Full French Paror Half French
Arm, Rocking, and easy CHAIRS OF various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush, Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS, in
Wanutand Mahogany Of various styles from $50 to $780,
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking, Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs in Walnut, Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WHAT-NOTS of all pat
terms; Hair Husk and Spring MATTRESSES on hand and
made to order All goods carefully packed
E. MOUNT,
fe2-h No 81 N. Gay St, opp Odd Fellows Hall
Lake Superior TROUT and WHITE FISH. Also, No.
MACkEREL Susquehanna and Labrador HERRING, in
kits halves and quarter bb all in excellent order and
fine quality just received by.
GREEN YoK,
feIGtf SO Baltimore street.
S4Ol S4Ol S4Ol S4Ol
BooTH PARMENTER's
EWING MA CHINES.
TIE BEST USE
Call and examine their simple construction and positive
motion.
AGENCY, $50 BALTIMORE STREET. ap26tf
WoLFE's SCHNAPPS.
SO dozen pints and quarts, in boxes of dozen.
For sale by W. H MCLEAN
ap25-tf 62N. Charles street.
JUST RECEIvED-A New AND SUPERIOR LOT OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH 4 HOSE
CONSTABLE, WALKER Il CO.,
apTSf l55 Baltimore street
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.--The talented Nelson
Sisters will commence an engagement at Holiday
Street Theatre this evening. In New y ork, where
they have been playing, the press says they
have achieved an undoubted success, having proved
themselves to be two of the cleverest burlesque
| actresses in the country. They natural, easy
and ladylike and at the same time interpret humor
Gus situations with great gusto. Their first ap
| pearance in this city will be in the comedy Of the
Foster Sisters and in the farce of The Youth uhC
! nerer Woman. Mr. Robson will also appear
| in the BUrtesq"e Trogedy of Hamlet
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No. SNoRrH STREET
slot JAMES H. JOHNSON
MAEE's HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
ia Y. BALTfaoRs STREET
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
West continue to up Meals very moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME FISH and
FOWL Parties large small accommodated in large
and private Dining Rooms, second floor Thankful
the liberal patronage received respectfully
continuance OF the same.
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
compare favorably with other Hotel Single Rooms
~ MANN's CONGRESS- HALL. ROWLING SALOON
is in the rear of this house. No. 81 FAYRrrE STREET
h2iu c. II. MANN, Proprietor.
ISRAEL l. CO. New PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
Photographs in Oil, Water, Crayon, India Ink, Pas
til and Plain The lvORYTYPE, the Photographic
Art made ct this Gallery The public are in gited to
call and examine the beautiful specimens of art Partcu
lar attention paid to the copying Of Dagperreoypes and
AmbrotypeS. my9tf
LONDON AND PARIS STYLES OF CoLLARs-Just
received
CONSTABLE, WALKER Co,
aplst I55 Baltimore street.
HENDERSON h Co.,
UNDER BARNUM'S HOTEL,
Have the largest stock of
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
Ofany House in the United States,
With full assortment OF their manufacture.
Call and All tastes suited. InyS tNs
kIaDLIsa WooDl KIkDLlHa Wool
SAwkp AND SPLIT WooD OF ANySIzE
At oeice OF City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No r NoBrH sTRSEr.
ala" las H JOHNSON
SUPERIOR HAMS.
just received, Of quality suit the best Judges
sale by wv II. MCLEAN,
aMH 81 y Chsrlaa al
LANGwoRTH's SPARKLING AND
DRY CArAwBA WINE,
A full assortment. Also,
100 dozen pule CRAB-APPLE CIDER, in pints.
For sale by WIN. H. MCLEAN,
my7-f 81 North Charles street
Woopl Woopl WooDlii
sAvE2opER GENT by buying your Weed at Office City
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. sNoR7n STREET
= JAMES H JOHNSON
A SUPERIOR LOT OF GENTS DRESSING AND
BREAKFAST ROBES, just opened
CONSTABLE WALKER CO.,
aplstf 1856 Baltimore street
WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN
to our superior SHIRT, which making largely
to order, of all qualities.
Warranted in every respect.
CONSTABLE WALKER CO.,
apIStf ls5 Baltimore street.
SILVER Spoons SILVER SPooNs II
Persons going housekeeping will find variety OF
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at GABRIEL D. CLARK'S
TORE corner Of Calvert and Water streets
B.-SPANISH COIN AND OLD SILVER WANTE
myG-h att
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HoNoRs TO A GALLANT 0FFICER.-Commodore
| Tatnall, recently in command of the East India
| squadron, and who has just returned home in the
Powhatan, via San Francisco (havng left that YES
sci there with the Japanese Embassy has been the
recipient of distinguished honors since his arrival
| in Washington. On Tuesday last he was received
| at the Navy y ard with military honors, and hos
pitably entertained by Commodore Buchanan in
| the midst of a brilliant assemblage of ladies and
naval officers On Wednesday he was cordially re-
ceived and entertained by his Excellency the Bri-
| fish Minister; and on Thursday, we understand
he partook, by special invitation, of the elegant
Inequalities of the President of the United States
These high marks of respect were richly merited by
the veteran officer who behaved gallautly in the
| sanguinary battle on the Peiho between the Bri-
tlsh and French forces on the side, and on the
other the infuriated myriads of Cinnamon who
hurled their missiles of death and destruction from
behind "invunerable ramparts of mud" upon the
| sinking or disabled vessel of Admiral Hone. His
| humane and heroic conduct on that memorable oc-
casion entite him to the gratitude of civilized man
kind. -National hteUigencer.
| > REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF JOHN McDoNoGu.-
We learn that the coffin contang the bones of the
| deceased millionaire, John McDonegh, was taken
/ from its tomb in the swamp cemetry, back of AL.
| giers, on Tuesday last, and brought over to this
city to be- as understood, forwarded for rein
| terment at Baltimore. We do not know under
| what arrangement this done, but presume it
was ordered upon an agreement between the Bal
| timOre and New Orleans Commissioners of the
| MeDonogh estate. So those who may visit the
| tomb hereafter, and read it fancul Inscriptions,
must remember that the body of the illustrious de-
funct is not there having taken its leave the LIST
day of May.
| The above is taken from the New Orleans
Crecent of the Sth instant. The removal of the
mains of McDonogh was ordered by the City Coun-
Gil of this city, considering that the city of his
birth the proper place for the repose of his
mains The body will arrive here in few DAYS.
MIRAGEs IN THE STREETS OF CH1CAGo.-The Chica-
go Times says that almost every day when the sun
is at or the meridian, and the sky clear, a
beautiful optical illusion may be seen by looking
westward in any of the east and west streets,
where the view is uninterrupted for long dis
tance Remote objects, as horses and vehicles, ap-
pear suspended in the air, or loom upward to col
ossai proportions. The illusion is produced by
unequal refracton in the lower strata of the atmos
phere, and its phases are occasionally very curious
and interesting.
/ A Convention of the Democracy of Alabama is
called to meet at Montgomery, on the 4th of June.
to take into consideration what is best to be done
in this crisis of the party. il
Mrs. Gore, the novelist, who for some time past
| + I'D mil hlindnass hou met
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From CALIFoRNlA.-The steamer North Star from
California arrived at New York on Saturday morn
ing, bringing four hundred and tweuty.four pas
sengers and 81, 249,39l in gold. Her adyices have
been anticipated by the Overland Mail.
CHURCH's HEART OF THE ANDES will be exhibited
at the rooms of the Historical Society for three
days longer. This great masterpiece of American
art may never be brought to our city again, al
that have not seen it should improve the opportu.
mites thus offered. .-.
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From BUENOS AYREs.-0ur intelligence from
Buenos Ayres is to March 10, four days later than
that previously received. Considerable alarm had
been caused by an attempt at rebellion; which was
easily suppressed and the National Guard remained
under arms three days. In Montevdeo the pro
posed treaty with Brazil, compromising the indie
pendence of the Oriental State, was rejected.
Passengers from Rio have been put in quarantine
for several davs
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKERPERI

IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKERPERs
To that they sage money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, once efGy Steam Fire Wood
Mill,
No 8 NORTH STREET
slot JAMES H. JOHNSON
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MAXINE AND FINE
OF THE
SaTdE WI uaauaaNtHd
RICH Nd
U 3 I L l.,
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
oDNCv
FOR THE
.
a mn G m nm mn ~ n - ~ nam @
% and 70 SECOND STREET
BALTIMORE.
DIRECT TORS:
,Dw,cr. o... .,,v...-,.,. 9, n..,-,.,
WELLINGTON COMM Arm Of coddin & Annerson
q RAPKsDAIF firm ofWorwicr & RortOdale
1,,,ps TT Cd AMI r.,o... ,,.,e,..,
I. D, CRENsHAw firm of Haxeu crensbav &co
John L. RAcoN firm, of Raco, e. RooLsrvi,Ia
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THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
Agent,
73 and as Second street

BoGLR's AMERICAN
ElECTIC HAIR DYE,
IS superior to all others the meridian to candle
All initiate BOGIE 10 his style of advertising, which
for years has been headed
The BEST HAIR Dye THE WORLD.
others New Workers. without brains, steal and copy
tins Their Dyes as miserable their invention is
temptble. Avoid them ALL ROEe's has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them all, to their dismay
pronounced the only Hair Dye to be used with safety No
green tns, smut, skin staining, humbuK, but
liable, sale and For sale at
Bo5LE's BAZAAR,
2u2 Washington street.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s HANCE los Baltimore
street, and by druggists generally. ia5-eotf
ROOFING RoorINa II RoOyIEs II
Economy, Durability ard Security
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
FxLr AND CoarosITIoN RoePIsG.
Uurvalled by anything discovered Tor Roofing
PzRPHcrLH frs PRoor,
PERFECTLY ShySB PR0uf,
UNxoUkLLrD roe EconoMT,
UHgIvkLLED FOR IIGRABiLtrf,
ADAPTED TO EvEay CLIMATE
sorraTthey information address call on
JAS. Fl. JOHNSON,
No Jgrss Building, North and
issE-t' Baltimore streets, Baltimore
CLoTmEG CLOTHING
ONE PRICE oNty
J. LPP CO,
Southwest corner of Baltimore and Paca streets.
CLOTHING ORDER in the hest possible manner
Our customers guaranteed ul value for their money
our system being ONLY ONE PRICE. ap2l3m
SwEDE, UEpREss Rid, AND WASH GLOVES
New for Spring.
CONSTABLE, WALKER CO,
apls-tf l55 Baltimore street.
HAVANA ORANGES.
Fresh and very sweet For sale by
VIM. H. MCLEAN,
apz3tf 52N Charles street
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0LDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
q

A hLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
" IN THE CITY
Andre" N "AN NJ Ia 10 Noprp G.vsre,rr
- AANyF.4 CTURER or
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRT,
EN ria "A ny 1FharNCy AgTTcT as GENERALLY
in store beautiful assortment of Styles and Pat
Rich Jewery and Silver Ware suitable for presents
embracing great variety and Plain Gold BR6OCHES
a9i3 R EGs fli 2ya RSReS &srusean &e
diamond Rnbv Emerald Pearl 0nsI So. adies, q Nj n
CHAINS Vrsi and finard Chans Minatnra 0TE VIC.
M afIlS SF d tt mans ma alluature IoOhfiS
plain Gold Rings Penc ana Pens SIeaya r fIISS a an,
STDS Cold and LET Crossas III Erocs,, a a
Also complete assortment OF Best Quality Heavy Silver
iateh TEA SETS WATERS Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets,
rulI bHter ana SAT- STANDS Castors Candle Sticks Pearl
4RTiCLES &C. which viii he sold on the most reasonable
efms s2Gtf
StTOCK- AND RANKING HOUSE
fn4NSToN ppoTuEDS - 20
r, VIE XlINSIoN " Ek SrdEK u y "a
No los r At Z Tr, - S1 ~ Ts1 ms
Offer their services Purchase Sale of Stocks and
SECURITIES on Commission; ,,,., NV ~
we w are always prepared TO MAKE ADVANCES ON Sc
w Sre| ra5 TO the Eastern Markets by telegraph
Having careful and faithful correspondents
can rely upon their orders being promptly and salts
faetorily executed. rouvOro,, no,,,,r,,,,',
i"o q" w.
ss- MONEY ADVANCED on Stocks and satisfactory
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All Coon MORNING, Ma. jerks, HOW ARE
you?
Good morning, friend Banks, am quite poorly. have
caught cold, srd cough almost necessarily, and
have rest at night
Mr. Jenks-Why, my dear fellow you need have
BILE about that All have to do is to to HIGGINs &
JENKINS Conectoners and Fruit Dealers, of Calvert
Pratt aud get package of Lebegs Cough
dy, use it. and Won ~iil soon be as well as
Mr. Ban&s-oh! humbug | have no confidence i'll that
kind of stuff
Mr. Jenks-So thought but after using it, ! at
convinced of my
Mr.. Banks-You don't mean to say that you have used
and found any virtue in it ?
Mr. Jenks-Yes bnt do say and again l advise you
to try it. ap2ltf
JOS. SHIPLEY, MAGISTRATE,
Appointed by the Governor.
Office No 81 North Eutaw street. Office hours from
NJ to 616 2. NJ. mTl2lm
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A Convention of the Democracy of Alabama is
called to meet at Montgomery, on the 4th of June.
to take into consideration what is best to be done
in this crisis of the party. ia