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The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
From The Rochester Express, Feb. IL.

We would consent t., no compromise or ConSti-
tutional amendment which acknowledge property
in man. and believe that the difficulties under
which We laboling can, and will b., III the end,
amiclbly, bcsatise justly, settled without this Let
every true Republican and real friend of the coun-
try stand firm. and be prepared to render the in
comm. Administration hearty and undivided sup
port, and the danger is already avertcd.
From The Chicago Tribune, Feb. 9.
We trust that those so-called Republican mem
bers ot Congress who in favor of "compromi-
sing" on a pr,,po,iton that neither Congress a
Territorial Legislature shall prohibit Slavery in any
United States territory south OF S6 ds. 30 min..
fully ne,lizc that they voting thai oMrery is
RIGHT-that it. is righc original proposition.
We trust they realize that they forever estopped
from saving hereafter that Slavery is wrong, IRON
opposing any barriers its spread over the entire
Continent. We trust they perceive that they are
becoming the facile instruments for bringing about
the fatal state of affairs foreshadowed by Abraham
Lincoln three years ago, when he sald that e'thcr
the opponents Of slavery would arrest the further
spread of it. and place it where the public mind
would in the belief that it was In the course of
ultimate extinction, its advocates would push it
forward until it should become alike lawful in all
the st ,tes-old as well as new, North we'll as
South" We trust they understand fully and with
out disguise that they lending their strength,
whatever that may be, to bring about the latter
sad wretched execrabe condition. , We
put it to you gentlemen compronsers of the Kel-
logg, pattern are you not laying broad and deep
the foundation of a Slave empire, embracing the
ath0le TERRITORY present ana prospective, oI the NH-
tied States :?
FROM the Meadville (Pa.) Republican, Feb 9.
If the Republican leaders should be so lost to
honor as to abandon principles at this juucture
the people never will. They fully educated up
on this question: and while they never proposed to
and never will infringe upon the constitutional
rights of the Southern any other portion OF the
Confederacy, they necer be driven from this
position.
From the Bangor Daily Union, Feb 8.
SPIRIT OF THE REPUBLICAN PRESS IN MAINE.-The
Republican journals in this State rapidly COM
ing up to the standard of the n. Y. TRIBUNE. The
organ Of the present State Administration, The
Henue6ec Lournal urges the party to stand square
ly up to every position they have assumed, and
compares the meeting of tFe Commissioners at
Washington to the meeting of benedict Arnold
and Major Andre, eighty years ago"
The BELFAST Age pronounces the Crittenden Com
promise .'monstrous proposition, declares it will
never accepted by the Republicans, and that the
Union saved by it ''Sould not be a Union ~srtA the
possessing"
The Nachias Republican declares of the present
condition of the nation, that lit is not cause of
sorrow that it has come now" and exhorts its party
to ''stand firm"
The Calais Adcsrtissr says that the Crttendsn
Compromiss is the only one that gains any favor,
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
FAYETrEvIILE n G., SATURDAY FEBRUARY g. 1861

saa then edds: TO this the Republicans cannot
aGd sos 6etiese and hope, 1iH not assent"
7A< ArOsssooE 1isses declares most emphatically
thst the seeding States have just cause for COM
and that all their rights have been protected
s1 altogether rides high horse, on the subject
Of >1ercioa.
fHe Oxford Democrat teens with urgent appeals
tabIhe Abolition clement to yield mot a hair $
b'}zath-
From the Burlins ton O't.) Times, Feb. T.
11|f delegates from Vermont to the Chicago Com
ssetion. which resulted in the .ppy nomination
NJ President and Eice-P President elect assembled
usasrnally ct Montpelier on Tuesday evening. &C
tGS full conference, they individually and unanl-
7sly entered their protest against all Concession
apslcompromise which shall render nugasory any
cx2 yle principles If the Republican party em5o-..
IN the Chicago platform, and asserted their OPP
zion, toto, to either of the propositions be-
Congress known the Crittenden Border
s or Adams csmpromiss. We understand that
sicws werc iansediately comnunicatcd to our
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
$He8,693,496
S,10S. 632
4, 4,9S9,733
19s.369,351.
WslySMS
275,392.os0
5T,5O2,3O5
40,047,OOO
43,716,106
19S,3S9,35l
242, 1855
34,5Ul.OO6

Southern. 242, lO5,5 ,557
Northern contribution. "a, 5U1. .OO6
In conclusion, 1 must apologize TO the ncn-slav-
holders of the South, Of which class l myself
until very recently a member, for having designed
to notice at all the infamous hbels which the
mon enemies of the South have circulated against
them, and which every day experience refutcs,
but the occasion seemed IL fitting to place them
truly and rightly before the world. This have
dcavored faithfully to do They fully understand
end monentous questions which now agitatc the
that in all their relations, and they will be true and
loyal in any and every emergency.
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23

80 The ''Watch and Wait politicians yell! 'let
the Northern people speak upon this question-let
them be heard and all will De right" We propose
to bring the Northern people upon the stand and
testify through their local country journal, which
indicates the sentiments of the rural districts OF
that section. We have culled these sentiments
with some care, and trust it viii! at least show
people that, the Northern people are as far u
head of their politicians in this matter the South
is in advance Of to <h an the impending irrcpres-
siDle coI.hct.' The New York Tribune remarks
that with the exception of about papers that
supported Lincoln'> claims in the past campaign
all against compromise, take these sentiments
with the declaration of Mr. Lincoln in reference to
Kentucky. LET THEM PREPARE FOR WAR; and we
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
sIERMS OF SUBS CRIPTlON,

ERMS OF SUBSC CRIPTION.
.opy IN advance. per annuu s4oo
at the end of the year 500
single copies five
months. ior iesf Ihah Blk
1Sates of Advertising.
ScHts per square of IL lines or !ess for he
u % cents Tor each su,sequent Insertion. for
~"S period under three months.
For three months 81 90
For six months. M
Or tweiye months, 10 90
otaer advertisements by the year on favorable
1efns Advertisers are particularly reouested to
eamber ofin sertions desired otherwise they
Will &c Inserted until forbid char
20 Jo3 WORK of all kinds executed atty and
promptly.
+. J. SINCLAIR. EDITOR AND PRopRIEroR
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23
lie SEiliIETT OF TIE FREE !
COMpRGHISE.

From TIE 1Nuny RepuJlicam .Sotcs, Feb. -.
Let US have more Conventions. "rhe Con-
st;tutou as it ls Let us live by that, let fight
with it. and if needs be let die for it. 1t wants
but the plain Interpretation of honesty, TRUTH and
PATRIOTS to make the best and the safest ark of
our nation-a buiwark strong enough, if defended,
t, withstand the assaults of traitors and the
ty of .ienag,.gu.s Let adhere its letter and
its spirit, ano like Mr.. Lncola, put, trust in
(;,I
The North-Carolinian., 1861-02-23

Total merchandise.
Specie.
TO the Southern credit, however,
must be given: 80 per cent. of the
Cotton manufacture, being for raw
materials.
Breadstutfs Uhe North having reccivA
ed from the South value as lurge
in these as the whole foreign ex-
porD.
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ARRIVALS dTTHE HOTELS

wILLARDs' HOTEL-H l. Howissn. UsN;
Lering, Va; G Bergner, Pa; J c Haywood
ny; Hawkins, Pa; II Macy Archer,
NJ fompkins, w N Cooke, c w Peden, ID Dodd'
Tenn; L Dickson, Miss Dickson, Pa; w Drum
mond, Va; l. Owen, Ala: T Pawer F f FELTON,,
Pa; A K Stone, D; ID P Tyler, Conn; Morris,
Rli Vredenbgrg, NY; F Bacon, A Eckem,
A Bowie, La; s A Williams, UsA; Com Ward,
CsN; c. Storms, Mo; T Hobbs. Ala; Be.
vens. r Taylor, NY; Keef, VT; Il q wigfaIl.
Kan; c Steel, J Evans, p r Reed, Pa; A l.
Wait, ILL Or Gross, 3 Trever, o; Weed, NY;
Padford, RI: 6 w Fell, III; b Bowen, NJ; II
Cary, Mrs McMitchall, Pa n Van Worst, Ny:
CP Button, VI; J A Townly and lady, o; B F
Willard, III; A kirsh, VT; r Turner, L Ora
ham, ID Pratt, Md.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-Dr s Blackburn. L,
Bayne, L Graham, Md; G Collins, NY; DR.
Doggett, Ill; Lakewood, Mo; g b Chase, Nd;
Thurston, J 3 Minor, RI; IA Goodman, Eng;
II Rawlings, Md; Sewing, NY; w Bacon
Mass II Marshall, Me; r DODGE and w. Md;
SDeVere, Mr. Johnson, Va; II Stevens, Pa; J A
Marin Ind Beatson, t Smith, Nd; III John
yno Nichols, Pa; Bent, w Rigeley, Mass; %
Stubbleheld and ly, Va.
BROWNS HOTEL.-W A Jinney CAPTAIN
Nede, A N Cartrell, w w Craddort N C WIN
hams, Va l. Todd, Ky; s Mart, T. Hollenbech,
LII Foote, NJ Coley and ly, Moore, b T
ye3s, ssotes, =, Lewis, J Abrams, Wis;
Jones, Gutter, Read, NC; s Merry, w
Merry, Ne; II Brunter, Tex; e LuIl. IIsN.
NJ Marten, w Rosenthal, Pa.
klRKWOOD HOUSE.-GD Robert. G white
Cal; F Newman, w II Allen, Md; E Mountjoy,
= Taylor NJ L Young, Ind; 6 Gibbs, w +;
lac, Fisher, Darle, 6 p Smith, Is; J
Wilkinson. USN; r BrinkerhoH o; 8 CONN ID
Gordop, KY l. Bogg, NJ; n Belts, Nh.
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AN AFFEcTIoHATK WIFs-A little circum-
stance, says the Troy Arena, has just come to US
tempted to make public. II is as follows A
couple very well knswn In this city at present
arranging terms for separation, to avoid the
scandal Of judicial divorce, and friend has
been employed by the husband to negotiate
the mstter. The latest mission was in reference
70 valuable ring, given to the wife before mar
rage by the husband. "W hat, % said the indig-
nant wife, edo you venture to charge yourself
with such mission to me! Can you believe that
i can tear myself away from gift which alone
recalls to me the days when my husband loved
me? MOI The ring Is my only souvenir Of happi-
ness forever departed! IT'S all (and here she wept
that l now possess Of a once fond husband" The
friend insisted. The lady supplicated-grew OBJ
stnate-threatened 10 submit to a public divorce
ring-and at last confessed that-shs had sold IL
sir uoaths before!
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u
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
v..l..a eth. s..i. u,.i.sr,, Af..a... .fa. ra..r
s:s,sI
p%n. sight 81 sddn.s., p,.as. .fsss ,.s, rssss
sss o. stin Arssasns Of the L.ngs, ss.m.sh Isvss
Y:.hS... Dr.sdfai and ps.a.,. rr..s. ysiss ,.s.
der Marriage inPsssss, and dssrsy beta nsdy Mad
Especially Vi. s,v. seems hs rissi.. Of s.,.,, v,...
that drsadfsl and dsastvs habit which sweeps .
.d ai.ny. md s.a. VI! mass %:'
ssrsnssd listening ssnass viii The Of
.ssd to sssissy tbs living Tyre, nay ssn viii fan ssa
.y. s.inE ...I. q sly.s.l v'ss.', 'issiis d:SIV,
he vhs places sndsr The sass q Dr. nav ,ss.
ssy s.nids In ii. sensr a. ssaslsasa and ssaadssy rely
OFFICE Ne 7 sos7n rRKpkRtcKsflRRY,
.: T.l !: .s::i1. s..: sss ...s.s H.ss:s
mat b paid and ssntaia STAMP. ~ 49,
BR yozHsfoE,
nsnssn :fAs Royal Cslsss sfsrgs.As As.ds., graduate
li:,. II L.na;1 r.I: ra.s:lPsi. and :.
hIsvn; many eassd With ringing in the head ana can
:..ad: s.s .as.a ': ::s:
timer viii dsnnEsmsnt 81 mind, slssd In sdiatsiy,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ys.sg Mss and sthsn vhs injured u smssvss ~
certain practice INDUCED in when ssns-s hss. sqsssy
::s n .:
renders marriage impsssls and dsrssys bsth iad al
ssay, sss.d apply INN .dstsly.
~ early habits 81 yeuth viz; Wsaknsss sfhs Back aAs
lmss, Pains in the Hsad Dmns Of Eight Lees
isT Palpatsn Of the Rsar Dyspspsy, Nerves. rriissh
fsnsssn', ssHsrs Debility
MENTAkLY.-Ths fearful ELECTS tbs nizd npsh u
drsadsd-Le.s Of Msmsry, Csnfusisn sfIds Dsprssss
Hspru Evil Fsrbsdings Aysrssn sfsseisty, ssfDsrsst
dsesd.
NERVOUS DKsIkIfY-fAssss.ds saa rsvjudss VIA,
The sas. .fhsir declining health Losing hsr vSsr, BE-
sPSsarsAss sssrt the eyes, essgh srsympsnt
DISEASES or IMPRgDEHCE.
Whsshs msEsidsd and imprndsnt vssary fad,
hi The seeds sf this painful disease tee sss
dssr. HIM frsn applying 70 these vhs from sdsessu sad
respectfully, s1sns bsfisnd him. He falls late Il
hand, Of gnsrsn and d,,gning P.snds WIS. incapable
nsnth ahsr nsnth lsnf the smallest fac ss si
nsd, and IN despair leave him With Fsnsd health sFt
ever his CALLING diaappsintmsnt BY the sf daddy
rnbs disease Afseen. IL, heart Threat Mesa
shn progressing With frightfu raPdity till death pits
Isnsd 70 bis dreadful ssEsrngs By sending him hat u
answered country rem whose sssrns traveller rssyss
| AID ihfOrEHCY.
- nh great and Important Tsmsdy vskknsss Of The
s speedily esTsd and fall viSss rsstsrst Yhsussnds s
nss nsrvsn sad dssl.tsd, vks lad lest all Aeps, ksv
All tmPsdimsu;,t to Marriage Physssi sssI psspaIi
gsatens, Lee, 81 tFssrsivs Fewer, HsEvsss hilatty
IHnsing aHt Nsskhsss IS zxhssstss Of ths ssyi
| HAD sfsstdily sHEsd
rAE MANY fHOusAHDs sxIsd stthis instiizass vith,
hs last ssysatssh years, and Important surei
Sal sf,rsasas F,Tsrmsd - Dr. JsAaIsn, witnessed BY IL
rsen,n 81 Il, roIsn and many sts.r rsH.ns, sslss.
s1ss ss stshdnz ha GesIsR.s Of sssssY szd rsspssa
slly 70 si1slsst FssTaHss 70 tbs seis.se. Jan sSly
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y LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
APPLY ZEE pGirwrnx
REInInE IN UF11Tr

REJOICE IN HEALTH.
Friend. do you suffer! Are you the victim OF spy
ofthose numerous ailments which arise from i'm
purity OF the blood? What are they, do you ask
Rathor ask, what Are tileJ not! Tho blood is the
sQuroe OF lie and hoelth and IL the first element
Of our being to respond TO snJ cause which Affects
tho system a. the pulse iniElby attests. The ever
lreyaliing Neuralgia, the irritating Eryspelas, the
subtle Sorotuls, the eTonixins Rheumatism, Ner-
torpor and ccjcotIon, and the numberess Ills that
tssh is her to, derive their ideOus origin from the
b!oodi Deal kindly thes and gently with the blood.
use he vitaizlns resources Of nature for its aid,
snd sener rs to commend TO your confidence and
ese mat truly valuable medicaInsnt known as
INDIAN ,F.EG ETzBLE DEcQCTION.
with regard TO this almost infcllible specific
popular septment has spoken in declded terms
tanned BY constant ayowa-s of curative effects and
tha heppiest results from its use are after all Other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let as say, IN conclusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the Iliterate and super
hoial, but they are volunteered from the most re-
sreotable sources and justify the highest terms in
Whlol IL 10 possible to commend so valuable q
speolho 20 public approval. We may add also that
the curative properties of the medicine are 90 uaed
only by ITS restorative Effects the system recover
lnE nom disease with renewed constitutional vigor
For sale by ali respectable Druggists in this
city, and BY the proprietor, MRS. M. cox,
bottle and her seal on the cork.
UFPrIce 81 per bottle, six bottles for e6.
GeorEotovn, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Biz.
Tiot, and viii supply the trade st my proes.
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PROTEST AGAINST RKco6NIrIoN.-Mr. Black
recently addressed circular letter to all foreign
Governments protesting In decided terms against
the recognition Of the Confederated States as an
independent Government, and ASST ming the rea-
son at length which induced the remonsirance
The protest will, Of course, be renewed, and per-
haps emphasized, by the present Administration,
so tnat when Mr. fancey and his diplomatic COL
milton BY the Great Powers Is less easy than was
imposed at Montgomery.
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II They have a novel way Of saving house
on hre In Richmond, Ray county, Mo, when
there Is snow on the ground. One evening new
and beautiful residence Of Judge Dunn was dis
covered to be In flames. One hundred and fifty
stalwart men were soon gathered about, and
whilst some were engaged In removing the fur
niture, the others kept up steady ''fre" on the
premises with snow balls. The Conservator saws:
NAt FIRST the fire seemed TO be little retarded by
the shower Of snow balls that were hurled upon
II, but II eventually began to wane, and was en-
trely checked having only injured the west end
and portion Of the roof Of the house,
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PRISONERS LIT LOOSE IN EoReIA On Mon
day last says the Harris County Enterprise), du
ring the presence Of large number Of persons
from the country in our village, three prisoners
Were rescued from the hands Of the officers, by
several persons in disguise. They had been ar
rested, and, waving preliminary examination n,
had asked for time TO make bond. Before the
time allowed them had expired, they were req
cued and had disappeared.
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THE EVENING STAR.
NEW MOON.

NEW DOONs
Once, when the neg moon slittered,
80 slender in the vest.
i looked across my shou DER,
And wild wish stirred my breast.
Over nv white. right shoulder
1 looked at the silver norm,
And wished q wish at even
To cone to psss in the morn.
Whenever the new moon glIttered,
So slender and so fine,
looked ACROSS my shoulder
And wished that wish of mine.
Now, when the west Is rosy,
And the snow wreashs blush below,
And | see tbs light white crescent
Float downward, soft aud slow;
IneveT look over my shoulder,
Ash used TO look before;
For my heart 10 older and colder,
Al d now I wish no more.
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THE GosPoRT NAVY YARD.-In this great work
shop Of the Government unusual activity Is being
manifested in nearly all the departments. The
soop-ofwar Germantown Is being rapidly fitted
out; is now receiving her topmasts shrouds and
other rigging. No one has as vet been spoken of
as her commander. We suppose, with the speck
OF war now 50 observable, that busy times NAV
be expected N the yard in short time The
amount Of coal, stores. ammunition. and ordnance
there Is enormous.-NorfoH Day. Book
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING,s
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER
FROM
FL E A DACHE
THAT
a SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

As these Testimonials rcere uRsoiicited bv
WT. SPALDING, they afford ungHsstiOR-
able proof Of the efficacy ofthts
truly scientific discovery.
MAsosv1LLE, Conn, Feb. S, 1861.
Ma sPALpIme-Sir: have tried your CephalIo
Pills, snd 1 l,ks tAem 50 yell that want you to
Part of these are for I the meishbors, to whom
gave few out of the first box got from you.
your P OBJ F: TaS SHss' KENNEDY
HAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1851.
more box OF your CephaIc Pills, I kaps recsirsd a
great deal s5 6sneEt from fkeni
MARY ANN sToIKHoUsR.
SPRUCE cRhE. Ja h9s5ls is ,Ss5 Co.. Pa'}
H.. c. SPALDINe-Sn: You will please send me
two boxes Of your Cephalic Pills Send them im-
Respectfully yours, JNO. B. sImONs.
p s.I5ars used one boz Of yas1 Piil,, aad lad
BELLE VERNON, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
oT send snd,Ss1 Sed
Of your Cephalio Pills. They are trrly ths 5sst
Direct A. SLOWER, PM,
Belle Vernon, Wyandot co., D.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. IL, 1850.
IA: c. sPALDIS9; Esq, wish for some circulars
or lsrge show bills, TO bring your Cephalio Pills
ksys 1ytSinE Of the KIND Please ssnd 10 me- you
One of my customer, who is subject TO severe
slok Headache. usually lasting two dsy.,J ,ras
l sent her. '' NV"
Respectfully yours, w.B. WILKES.
REYNoLDsBURe, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 8, 1851.
HENRY c. SPALDIsG, No ls Cedar street, New
lork-Dear Sir: InolOsed find twenty five oents
t25,) for which seQs box of " Cep6aiic PiIs.n
send n address OF Rev. VIM. c. Filler, X ey nolds-
bu-g, Franklin county, Ohio
Yor PhIs trork like a ehaynl-exYs Hsodaehe
Truly yours, WIN, c. FILLER
YPsILANTI, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861
Mr., SPALDING-Sir: Not long since I sent To Won
for box Of Cephac Pills for the cure of tn Ner-
yous Head ache and Costiveness, and received the
same and fSty lad so good an effect thar tras a.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. r.. WHEELER.
Ypsilanti, Mich.
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CAPTuRED-On Monday last, near Conrad's
Q ore, Roc king ham county, seven runawaynegroes
were captured Six Of them were taken by Major
Gen. w. Miller, and one by his brother. They
Were part Of gang Of thirty or thirty-two who
had all started at one time
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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
p U.BLIC NJ TICE.
D1fASI .!s. O. rf r. sr,s..,Sn.l

Waskiasfes, Dec. 8, lsoe.
Public notice 10 hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, Of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been fsloniousy abstrsctsd
from the custody Of the Interior Department. the
same being the property Of the United States and
held In trust for certain Indian tribes. Notice has
also been given to the proper officers of the respec
tive States to stop the payment thereof; and ell
persons are warned against purchasing or peceiv-
ing any Of said bonds and coupons a. the claim OF
the United States thereto win be prosecuted TO the
utmost extent. Each bond being for the sum Of one
thousand dollars, viz:
SIX per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
June and August, 1857.
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III Some OF President JEFF Davis's admirers In
nome, ia, are making Preparations 10 present
him fine buggy. Such present to him seems
entirely unnecessary. We guess he will soon
md the ofdcial bed lie sleeps in a little buggy
PTsattcs
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ali. o. 3.a as.ss f SSsd: s'i s Ssssd
ns1s S:Tsa II =; 81. :. SssSsss
az en- q Ss 81 :s:s
SGs stos *, .eairoad ConEsny, ltsr -, dAtsd
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RoBBINe MAILS IN ALABAMA.-The mail was
robbed at Lafayette, Chambers county, Ala on
last Monday night. Amount stolen unknown
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"okrH OF BOOTS, SHOES axp TRuNKs.
V ea STYLES asd Qxalifsss,
AT ekxAT skcRITIcK ON coer
Sfovs y0 Resi- oad Rzfs~e, D. s.,

-.
All the stock m Q. p. HooyER,x sra~-
N4X lIoP HAL ,embrscing every vsr,ets -S&4s
~ Ladles. Cent?, Childfenss ~
~ Nc s ~ INT SHOES Also, TR1V-
ELitNS TRUNKS are now beins so1. ~
SSsat kIeet secr1hces on usual retail re r ,y,s<>1
sposeo moch below original oost The sffsa,{P,s1.S
~ xo52n O. - Solicited a. great Inducements ~;
% rnsee 20 purchasers. lE-- ,---1-~ -
IL seove oomppses . large stock Of thu &C.,
iesaJ fenon And Amerc en 6aiters Sboss IT,
81 - &. LOT AIDES and gentiemen- = :
n1s S<ore 10 Tor rent and the Fixture~ IN, -
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