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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15
RrJaINEsA NtlTr1.Rn.

Q EALED PRoPOsAIjD will Is received I'M.
- I'll the 18th day of October, 1861, for furnish
ing rasions for the Public Guard for year from
the lst day Of October, 1eGi.
The 100 rations eonsist Of
BEEF-l25 pounds, Excluding neck pieces
good, twice per week.
BACON--75 pounds, thog round, except heads,
good, five times week.
FLOuR--lla pounds, tRichmond Snperfne,
cOFFEE-d pounds, Iaguayra, if to be had;
IL not, Rio, of good quay.)
SUGAR-i2 pounds (good brown Coffee Su-
CANDLES-lt pounds, {Adaaaratipe)
SOAP pounds, lgood Brown
SALT-2 quarts, (Fihe-t
BEAMS quarts. (Navy, small white)
VINEGAR quarts, (good.}
The shove to be delivered at the quarters of the
Public Guard required.
Total ratious durin, the yesr, about 5000.
DC a-tl5O. q. DIMMOCK, Col, &c.
ES City papers copy.
IIRANKLIN PAPER MILLS.
n RICHMOND Va.
The BELvIDERE MANUFACTURING COM
PANY keeps constantly on hand all descriptions
of ENVELOPE. MANILA, WRAPPING, NEWS
aud BOOK PAPERS. They have recently made
large additions to their machinery, and now
prepared ia turn out every article il their line with
increased facility, and at moderate prices. The
quality of their paper win compare with any in the
country and they desire to invite especial attention
10 this fact. All sizes furnished the shortest
tica ana ofGcEs nom every section are respectfully
solicited.
20 Cash paid for RAGS
GEO. WHITFIELD, Prest.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
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MANrLES, FONTS, &c.
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Papers fron. all parts Of the South.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15

~ ALLECio
II FAMILY,
EXTRA, and
SUPERFINE
+ l. y u Il,
For safe at the CALICO MILLS.
WARWICK Sc BARKSDALE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15

tSD
FIEE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
imported expressly for this market.
ALS0-I'ke best OLD RYE WnISREY, aud
APPLE and PEACH BRANOY-tlistii.ed in the
mountains of this state.
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES sold By him are
warranted pure and good, sales.
p. S-Pa"tieular attention paid 10 putting Up aud
shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers st..tioaod
a. and sway from Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15

ard GLOVES;
Suspe n3ers Stocks, and Pocket HaGGkerchiefs ;
Fancy Cashmere aud bingham shirts 80 dozen, all
sizes Cloths and Cassimercs 5y the yard or piece
100 gcoss Military Buttons;
! II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15

Mrs BARKSDAIE will resume the duties OF
i.,r School on the is Monday III October, 1861.
s. tE-lB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15

EN- a II DAY AND BOARDING,
- SO Fl u y l.
Cernv IF ist nad Gary Streets Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-15

II \ o n = A RID, sc.
lot MIDDLINGS SHOULDERS and HAMS.
10 frkins and ,,bls prime Family LARD.
bbts. fine Old APPLE BRANDY.
70 hbis. NiNEhAR
Goo bbls. choice brands Extra and Snperfne
FLOUR. For sale by Il. X. ROBERTS,
Conmission Merchant.
&C I4-3t* Corner Cary and 18th streets
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
SOUTHERN ITEMS VIA LOUISVILLE.

LouuvlLLs, Friday. Sept. 6, 1861.
TIE Mobile Register ssys that Gen. Braxton Bragg
has been transferred from Pensaeols to the Potomac,
and 10 succeeded in command by Brigadier-Gen X. ii.
Anderson of South Carolina
The Mobile IribuHs Of the ID states that while men
were employed in getting the dry dock ready to be
raised at Pensacola, they were fired on from Fort
Pckens; first blank shot, then cold shot, and then
a she'll The last came near doing damage, and the
men accordingly leit speedily. The Tribune indig-
pantly demands, "ls not this outrageous act, war y
IN RCHxosp, Friday, Sept 6, 1851.
One hundred and two Federal prisoners reached
Richmond this afternoon. They were taken by FLOYD
near Gauey Bridge ast week one hundred belonged
10 the Ohio 7th There about 1900 Fredersi pr'
soneIs here now.
The weather in the mountains is quite cool. Winter
clothing is absolutely needed by many OF the soldiers
An engineer, who has just arrived, says serious ae-
cden occurred on the Ia lroad near Arlington to-day
The Aiken Guards oath louisiana had one killed aud
thirteen wounded.
Congress was in session about two hours on the 81,
and then adjourned I'LL the third Monday in November
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
the ADVANCE OF THE REBELS,
THEIR MOVEMENT TOWARD
CONRAD's FERRY.
Large Quantity Of Artillery at Fairfax
Court. House,
1a5,OOO Rebels Opposite Washington
THE ATTACK EXPECTED THIS WEEK
POOLs,rItt.. No. Monday. Sept. .. 1891.

PooLssvIrts, Nd. Monday, Sept. 1851,
Intelligence from the Virginia shore is to the effect
that from opposite ths White House Ford, near the
mouth Of the Seneca River down to Arlington Hgbts,
the Rebels have heavy pickets and daily expecting
reenforcement TO enable them to extend to Conrads
Ferry There at least from 600 to 700 now along
the line.
On Friday force Of 900 Mssissippans ss guard,
reached the vicinity of Fairfax Courthouse, with SO
pieces Of artillery. The force opposite Washington Is
estimated by the Rebels at 5000, with heavy resn-
forcements daily arriving They say that an attack is
To be made on Washington the present week.
simultaneously with the attack on Washington,
demonstrations are 10 be made according TO the same
authority the mouth Of the Occoqusn, and above
at Edwards, Nolan's, or the White House Ferry.
1hs Rebels have plenty Of provisions and whisky
Families and stores have, however, been entirely
drained Of salt sugar, and coffee. No money can pur
chase these necessaries. Men frequently come down
to the river and ia piteous terms beg their Maryland
psghbors for pttanee of these articles. Cows and
cattle Sre suffering for SALT scant supply is some
times bsinsd from brine but this Is very rare
The Rebels yesterday arrested ige men nearly oPpo
site this town. Four SONS had deserted from the Rebel
army, and they, together with their aged father, as
hostage, were dragged back TO the army.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
ARMY AND NAVY.

Thirty thousand Mimic Rifles have beea sent from
San Francisco TO Aspinwall in the steamer Sonora.
Company H, 4th Infantry U. s. A. Capt d: d: Wal
len acted as escort, and then returned to California
si,er the safe delivery of their valuable charge.
Major Peck late of the U. S. Army, has received o
Brlsadier.G Generals commission, and has joined Gen.
MoCleIan's division. He graduated at West Poln'
and highly distinguished himself IN the Mexican war;
The Fire Zouaves having left Bedoe's iSand, there
s now a that post only company ofresulars under
the command of Capt. Wm. Clinton, 10th Infantry
The War Department has found i necessary 70 l'sSs
an order regulating the expenses of recruiting a0r rrs.
volunteers, who. IN this respect are Piaeeu "P''
eisely the same footing as the regulars Jacket has
An order of greai interest TO the oue Js;~tv men
been Issued y 6e Secretary Of the NAVY and sis sent to
TO be Elected from each reees os more than Fix a.
oos tirt. ~ 4 thew may be required Ihsy WI,
I,sn a5 rdnanss Students, aad viii bet n''"'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
THE FIGHT NEAR LEXINGTON.
LErrSoroS, Mo. Friday, 4

LErrSaroS. Mo-, Fhdsv, Aug. %. 1851.
Tie following account Of the recent event in this
vicinity, ia furnished TO The 81 LOui, Republican,
A large Secession force surrounded this town, on
both sidee Of the river las, week. and arrested num-
Der Of Union men, among them ex-Goy. King Judge
Ryland. and Vim. y. Field, and on Friday last week,
At the instance Of the gentlemen, flag OF truce
was zen, by the Rebels, which resulted In q
conference. about a mile from the town, between
Colonel Ront, General Read, ard Captain Shelby
on the rebel. ,de, and Major Brscker, Capt. Graham
and Lieu,. Brown on the Federal side The rebels
demanded the unconditional surrender Of the fort,
which wac fatty refused. During the investment OF
the town blythe Secessionsts, good deal Of skrmr-
ing took place in the streets Of the city aud in the
woods on both sides Of the river.
The Federal troops destroyed the ferry-houses on the
north eide Of the river where fight occurred between
a small force under Iieut. Brown and the Rebels in
which four or FIVE Of the latter killed snd num-
ber wounded, and several Of Browns men wounded
one mortally.
On Thursday Lieut.. Brown wss attacked IN the
streets Of the city by company OF Secesoniss anaer
Can't Witham, in which the latter were completely
routed and Capt w. taken prisoner, after being &C.
verely wounded by Lieut.. Brown
On Friday, all further attempt to reduce the place
were abandoned, Col. Rout reresting with his COM
mand toward Independence, and Col. Reid gong TO-
ward Fort Scott leaving Shelby with about ooo paen
at bis old rendezvous on Tattoo Creek, eight miles
ess Of Lexington and considerable Secession force
In the bottom between Richmond end Lexington.
The force thus lsft have cut of all mail conmnnca'
ton, Gso. Raid. going toward Fort Scott, took with
him messs. King, Ryland Field, and other prisoners
Tn, whole o-. in all the fighting, the Secession
side, was 8 killed, beside the wounded snd on Tue
Federal side, one mortally and several 'hgn'E
wounded.
The Federal troops burned warehouse snd 's'e,a'
frame houses where the Rebels bad ene@npeu o" '"'
south side OF the river.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
OCCUPATION OF PADUCAH, KY.

CAIRO, Friday, Sept 8, 1861.
This morning at ii o'clock, Gen. Grant, with two
regiments Of infantry, company OF light artillery
and two gun-boats, took possession Of Padloah. KY
He found Secession flags in different parts Of the city
in expectation of greeting the arrival Of the Southern
army which wa, reported $500 strsng sixteen miles
Distant The loyal citizens tore down the Secession
flags on the arrival Of our troops.
Gen. Grant took possession Of the telegraph Office,
railroad depot, aud the Marine Hospital. lie found
large quantities of complete raons and leather for the
Southern army.
The following proclamation has been Issued;
"I have come among you not as an enemy, but as
your fellow citizen. Not to naltTeat or annoy yon,
but TO respect and enforce the rights Of all loyal cit
liens.
"An enemy In rebellion against our common govern
ent has taken possession Of and planted it's guns on
the soil Of Kentucky aud fired upon you. Columbus
and Hickman are in hi. hands. He is marching upOn
your city, am here to defend you against this enemy
to assst the authority and sovereignty OF your govern
ment.
al have nothing to do with opinions, and shsl deal
only with armed rebellion aud s aiders and abettors
You can pursue your usual avOcations without fear
The strorR arm Of the Government 10 here 10 protect
its friends and punish IFS enemies Whenever 1t is
manifest that you are able TO defend yourselves and
maintain the authority Of the Government and protect
the rights OF loyal ci1sns, shall withdraw the forces
under my command.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

Runnery. aud appointed 10 selling ffaes as guxssra
ss vacancies occur. The paw of gunner IL 90 -
snnum. foe opportunity Is now offered 70 skesdr.
Intelligent men,
~ Two hundred men have been told of from The NortA
Snsonna, and will leave to-day, probably for Was.
gon 70 complete tbe crew Of the steamer Pensscolas
Upward OF 5000 900 rations for the army Of the r-
.oc arc how stored In the receiyng.depos at Wssk.
&c iYted wren we state that there arc 600 bar7e
od % nour so9O barrels Of beef 5000 barrcls of 2or
soS Sob 2. cefee pounds Of sogar and
vinegar, candles, soap aud salt 10 proportion. ~
army OF 2O 900 men viii consume all thsss raions n
l2 days.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
NEW-JERSEY CAVALRY.

TKrStos, N. J., Friday sept O. iSoi'
Six hundred of Halstesds regiment of cavalry left
here for the seat Of war to-day. Some 800 Of this
regiment wen, on week since. and the regimen, may
be said TO be completed ss the balance will be for
wsrdsd soon William TIslstead, formerly Member OF
Congress, IL tho Colonel. They made fine appear
anes on their departure, and were enthusiastically
cheered
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
,nnrcrs x,op TREASON AP PORTLAND.

PonrIlrD, Ma, FTidsy, Sept ., IsoI.
Msssrs. Sargent g. Hill Of Yarmouth arrested oy
order Of the Secretary Of War, and brought back on
a wri, of babeas corpus, were discharged to-day BY
order of tie Secretary of State, as my'toriousy {"
they were arrested
Robert +. Elliott Of Freedom, Me-, has been arrested
Nv order Of N. Government, and was taken through
ri. ci,v TODAY on the way to Fort Lafayette
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

Iowa UsIos NoMISArIoss.-Tbe Union party %
Iowa met in Convention at Des Monss on Tue %o.n'
and nominated the following ticket;
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS B bAxrR OF Onn''o'
80, lieutenant GOsencr Col DEWEY OF Henry Coun'r'
ia, Ssp,,u. .Rrrrs NoBLs, Of Clayton Co
Mr., Baker was the last Democratic Governor u
ew-Hsmpshire. He has been ieadea' Oh iowa ,'e
several years. aud Ia now AdJu'sntdenef@ o. "s
Stat. The other two gentlemen on the ticket arc
Republicans.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
MORE PROPERTY SEIZED UNDER THE CON
FISCATIoN ACT.

ST. Louis, Mo. Friday, Sept g. lssl
TIL. steamers Champion, Hannibal, and Meteor,
property Of Rebel citizens seized at the wharf to-
day by Colis~inr Howard. and confscated under the
recent act Of Congress.
W. b. Redfsld, correspondent Of The Chicago
Journal, was arrested tonight, charged with commu
nica,ing with the Rebels.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
CALL FOR TROOPS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUlSFIILt, TfIIS! poTt' % IV01'
The Hon. James s. Jackson issues spirited call to-
morrow for q regiment Of Kentucky cavalry under
authority Of the United States for three years during
the war. He ST ates the sOil of Kentncky has been
yautonly invaded.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
rx-nov wRMHT on THE WAR.

IspilsAFoLIs, Y IiiAy, sept. .. lsei'
F..C,ov WRIGHT, late Minister TO Berlin, had su en-
tbusi..tic reception here tonight. He made straight
out Union speech in sdvocation Of war to the Snns
pn,;, the los, vestiQe of rebellion is crushed ont.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
rxscutsou Of Alex. Burns.

Mosra.AI, BHday, SEPT IssN
Alsr. Burns, convicted Of numbering bis child, as
hnns in front Of the Jail at 10 o'clock to-day An nm
msn,e crowd witnessed his execution. h.~
Jesse Patterson, also O. con nSictca mufae'"'
ham ranrieyed until the 18th Of October.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
THE ship MAID OF THE SEA.

BOSTON, Friday, Sept. 3, I50I.
Ths di,ostch stating that the ship Mad OF the Sea
Of Bo.tou was at Rio Jsneiro July % with Secession
oolors flying gives some Ofiense to her owne's' The
story probably srOos from Der Priyat ssoal pArksd
&C. = lCclspg 81 staOayo0dl.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

bYRAcrsn. n, t. FFidAyl s<Pt o. '0O'
The nomination Of VAN K. RICHMOND for State Ea-
.u.er, made Yesterday ct the Democratic State Con-
Ssnton was through some oversight, omitted IN yss'
tardays dispatch.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
The Races at Leekperf.

LocKpoaf FridV bePt
In til. race: here Ss today <. 'fsa .s paa..as sss
ne,s no,so' I'D Narmap wen the second purs'
5,5S $50, SAL.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. BUTLER.

BOsToS, Friday. Sept o. 1901
Gen. Boiler paid brief visit to The state-House To-
day. lie will probably address the Union meeting
shortly 20 be held In Fsneuil Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
Political. .

eAnArooA, Fhdsy - pre-
The Union ~ CGS''R.,U .Ss Hou g. NJ David'e nn~s
DsqSssiM .Sa ss Mon s. Mclean wsTs sRpsi'ss s
to the State Convention on the sRosR%s are Dsssss
Wm A. saeke, shIs and Gnss pissrys. Of this county ~
ibs nc% RspabIicsn suS State CCnysntian' k'''''
sSontsd for the Union ticket a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07

r,ree.doIlar oountcrfeiI on me kie'
Hartford hay. made thet appesFsa''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
KENTuOKY LEGIsLATURE.

FaArK9oHs. Frijay. sept i'o''
NothiDg important "As t'r'nsacted ~ 'he i' s'"' ''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
THIRD REGIMENT EXCELSIOR BRIGADE. corx

NELSUN TAfLUK, tOHMHNDTNU.
Lieut.. Pennock has arrived in this city from Was.
ngton TO recruit for this regiment, seventy men onIy
being wanted 10 fill il TO ts maximum humber a
] .O46. A few more men viii be received at No. e06
Broadway. The FIRST sqlsd of about 10 meo wff
leave for Washington fueaday. This re.isasot "a
among the best many Of its officers having seen active
service either here or 10 Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-07
HE PEPoRTED DEATH OF JEFF. DAVIS.
To the Auocisted Press.

wAsaIsoros, Friday. Sept. 9, 1871;
INQUIRIES at the Governmental Departments by the
reporter OF tho Associated Press have elected oSly the
fact that Government Is not in possession OF any trust
worthy information Of the death Of Jef. Davis. IL n
thougbt Il such was the fact that certain information
would have reached this city via Louisville Al the
present writing no credenos s placed in tho numerous
flying rumors Of his demise. ,o,,
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Sept. ., isol'
Tie Inquirer has special dispatch from "s'1"s
tim which ssys that Trustworthy information has been
,.ceived bv the Government of tho death of Jefferson
Davi. Iii, death said to have taken place on Tues
dsy night.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-06-29
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
- FOR ~. -
RALEIGH. N C.

egh CASTOR Railroad, al 8:4N D. m -
Northern Mail arrives North Carolina Ra;,,,.5 oast
daily Except Sundays,) at s:lO q. m. r. -
Southern Mail arrives daily (except via North
Carolina Railruad, east, at RIO a. M ~
Western Mail arrives daily except Suudays via Norfb
Carolina Railroad, west, at $3.50, D. m.
Eastern Mail arrives daily (except via North
Carolina Railroad east at e:l6 e. M =
Fayetteville Nail arrives daily in stages at ESo a. m
Eagle Rock Mail arrives Mondays Tbprsdays, and sat-
urdays, at ~, No. - = =.
summervie Mail arrives, Tuesdays and Fridays, ss
8, p m.
Carthage ailarrves Wednesdays aud Saturdays, via
y. C. K. r., at $50 p. m. -... - 's'''.,,T
Roxaoro' Mailarnves, Wednesdays. at 10. a. a.
Ieacbburp
Northern Mail closes daily Except Sundsys1 Al Gm
Southern Mail closes daily (excspt SgndsySfst e m
Eastern Mail closes daily Except SundaySI 8R0p M
Western Mail closes daily lekdept Supdaysl AZ "a m
Fayetteville Aail closes daily st $50 D. m =
DAYS at p. m. fT - ..
Summsrv,e Nail closes Tsssdsy. ana Fridays sfgp-u d
Carthage Mail closes Tuesdays and Frdsys Il o. .
koxooro Wednesdays at p m.t,.- r. s.
Ieachburg Nail closes st p. m. -. s
Office open for the delivery Of Nails from . n. .
A@p. Ms and from $50 to p M ...:..rs:.1
i. GEORGE :. c0VkkR y
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NOBLE MovEMEST.-An Association Of some of
the most distinguished ladies of Richmond, delegates
IRON the different churches, has been formed to
provide clothing medicine. comforts and hest of all
nurses, for the sick and wounded at the various
camps IN Virginia. This is truly womanly move.
ment.
At Yorktown, where so many of our North Caro-.
linanS are, and where good many have been sick,
there is hut one family only one woman in the town!
She has been exceedingly kind, and had her house
filled with the SICK those too sick to remain at the
hospital, whose payment for board and attentmn
will be as nothing in comparison with the benefit
of her womanly services. Even she, we have heard,
was about to leave the place, broken down, We sup
pose, by labor and excitement Fayetteville O6s.
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GLORIOUS NEWS!
FORT SUMTER TO BE EVACUATED!
Reconciliation from the South and
Hope from the North.
TTNEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF SPRING
Il AND SUMNER GOODS Just received and now open.
ed and ready for sale at PANIC PRICES the wenown
store of
A. EECH,
on FAYETTEVILLE srEEEr, RALEIGH.
Bought too many Goods, not Broke but Scared.
Grand opportunity to save money-recOllect goods at
PANIC PRICES.
deem 1t unnecessary 10 what have got or what
have not got but will say that have large and COM
plee stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
LADIES DRESS GO0DS-LADIES DRESS GOODS.
splendid assortment embracing the and latest
styles Of the season.
large stock Of Rich Lace Points and MautiI.
las, Silk Mantillas and Busters.
STRAW GOODS! STRAW GOODS!l STRAW GOODSM
Almost every thing that is out in the way of Straw
Goods for Ladies, Misses and Children.
GRAPE BONNETS! GRAPE BONNETSIl
Some very handsome.
SILK PARASOLS, SILK PARASOLS, SILK PARASOLS
have got them. and want TO sell them.
SHOES SHOES!! SHOESII! SHoES!!!
When you pair of shoes this is the place buy
them.
HOOP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTSIl HOOP sKIRTSll
When you want Hoop Skirt recolect you will do we'll
call and look at mine.
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
Don't buy until you call and the shove goods They
admitted by all that have looked them to be the
cheapest goods Of the kind ever offered in Raleigh.
Don't forget TO call at the third door above x. Smiths
corner, where will always find ready and willing
give you the worth of your money. A. CREECH.
March 2s, 1861. S3-6t.
~ Banner, Register and Spirit of the Age copy SIX
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-06-29

The suljoined table, prepared from the returns of
the Eighth Census, QS60.) will possess interest at
the present time:
White Aales betueen tile ages Of IS anil 45, inclu-
size, Census Of 1861 IN r0und numbers
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CENSUS STATISTICS.

G3l. .+S9 3n,O97 33l,Osl 9y2, ,6G7
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HUNTS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
RALEIGH, n. C.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS I.
OIL COLORS.

I IL n
OIL COLORS.
Prices Hanging from $40 to $50.
TVNHFSE PORTRAITS CAN BE TAKEN FROM DA-
Il guerentvpes and Miniatures from Life; and being
finely finished in Oil Cnors Canvas they are perfectly
durable and make beautiful Paintings. They be en-
rged to and such changes alterations NAV
be desired be made. Mr.. ANDREWS the Artist who
cnrs these pictures being experienced Portrait Painter
and fine Cnuris all who wish finely executed work Of
should call at the old established Gallery Favette-
vile Street Those preierrng portraits painted from c
would do well TO give Mr.. A. CALL Persons having Da
gueeoppes Of deceased friends can, BY giving the cnnr of
the hair, and complexion permanent and life
like pnrtra Photographs be finished in Water COlors
PaSee India Ink CrayunT prices ranging from $40
to $50. The plain. Photograph from - $40. Meauo-
types for Lockets Cases, Rings and Pins. Ambrotypes
Vgnetes, Neogaphs for sending in letters &C. taken in
all weathers
f. HUNT, Photographer,
Raleigh, n. G..
March !. 1850. lS-ly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-06-29

The people of Mississippi are making the most
noble and patriotic responses to the Produce Loan
asked for by the Government $50 O0O,Ot0 is want
ed. We should not be surprised if three Or four
times that amount is offered. South. Con.
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CASH!! CAsH!!!

SELL NY GOODS FOR CASH! I,DONT DO
Credit Busness Therere hope every person that sees
this Advertisement will not ask me for CREDITLbecsuss
not able 10 do credit business; and have to pay
CASH myself.
have called on every person that owes q DOLLAR,
and have not been able to collect the first CENT. wish
you would call on some that is able to credit
tz. J. b FRANKLIN.
April l2, 1891. g.