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rhe Eaton Hamil II the Wayne Circuit Court sprng
Railroad Caa- Term, lcol
and others.
10y virtue Of decree and order sale directed
- as Commissioner in that behalf the Clerk
office Court will the 18th day OF January
is62 between the hour. of 10 o'clock and O'Clock
.. day Court House door, in the town
OF CenexyIlle Wayne county, and State OF Indiana.
oer sale public the rents and profits for
years the highest bidder for cash in
entire parcel entirety the following described
property, to wit
All that property formerly known as the Rehnont Il
Miami Railroad Company and now forming By consoli :
iaton the Eaton / Hamilton Railroad Company
and known and described in sad decree follows TO
wit All the property of the said Richmond 4 Miami
Railroad Company in the road from Rchond to the east
line Of the State Of Indiana lncluitng the right OF way
Ian occupied thereby from Richmond TO the State
line aforesaid With superstruetaTe ana all rail and
other material used thereon procured therefor hrids
viaducIs, culyerfs, depot grounds and buildings
rights therein tolls aad
comes any rights thereto interest therein.
esther with the tolls incomes TO be had levied there
and all franchises rights aud privileges OF the
said Richmond & iami Railroad Company, Of in, 70,
concerning the and upon fallure 10 realize
sufficient satisfy the demand, WILL at the
AMI place, and ia the Aforesaid oaer for
the fee simple said above described property
Tered and to sold the property OF said
Richmond q Miami Railroad Company sait Of said
John Hunt. ais against the said Company and others
1t is provided and order of sale. that
shall the highest bidder without relief
~ such sale shAll deposited in safe bank and
said sale shall be Immediately ed said Court II
session. AMI If not then at the Term OF said Court
ensuing said sale for confirmation and approval
and thst the thereof the said Cor
shall said deed therefor. and
iii such deed made the said road shall continue in the
JOHN T. KIBDEY. Commissioner.
Centervile: Ind, Dec. y, 81, slo l25a s.
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r. Il appears that the telegraph tell

@ It appears that the telegraph tells
our neighbor Of the Jefersonian, of "expect-
ed stirring times. in different directions. >
one of those directions in our opinion is the
.'Pet Lamb Store" of our friend A. +. Scott
the "stirring times" are there now. and
the evidence is very apparent IN the crowds
supplying themselves at his counter with
Goods, Cheap for Cash,
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1S Change in the Cabinet has already
taken place Cameroni is out--other changes
there are talked of, and while men are thus
changed of at the seat Of Government
c. Jackson & Co., are determined within
the next twenty days to cAcnge off their
Goods at the New York Store, for Cash at
prices lower than ever. This is the change
those needing Goods like. "Hurrah for
Jackson !"
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LOW PRICES. mo HUMBUG!

~ D. B. Crawford, at No. % Main St, has
just received very large stock of Goods, which
he purchased at the old prices for cash, and de-
signs selling tn m at the PRICES for instance
the best of muslins at 10, II and 15 cents per
yard, and every thing else in proportion.
He wishes to call special attention to his stock
ofCARPETS-the best and cheapest in the city;
now is the time to buy Carpet that will do you
good service.
Mr.. Crawford especially invites the ladies 70
call and examine his assortment of BALMO
RELS-all sizes, and beautiful patterns--cheap.
He will close out his stock of FURS, at q
bargain, and now is the time, ladies, to supply
yourselves with indispensable article Of COM
fort at lower rates than ever before offered.
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p1. If you wish to give friend a
valuable present that will be priced more
than anything else, go to Maxwell g allery
No. 1. North Fifthst.. opposite tn love
dith House. and get your picture #
his new fancy cases. 1t will p-, go
and see his pictures; for it costs nothing TO
look
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REMovAt.--Mrs. Prescott, has moved. and
now occupies he VicSers' Boarding he e.
Lynde uilding, where she would he pleas, to
accommodate day and boarders, at reason
able rates. She has few rooms IL rent, suta.
bic for small families. For pleasar,- home
boarding house, with an abundance OF good eat
ing, we can always commend the house under
the management of Mrs. Prescott
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FRANKENSTEIN'S
PANORAMA OF NIAGARA

a sILL be exhibited in Richmond. q. Starr Hail,
w Triiay, Saturday and Monday evenings. January
aIS 2sth and 9th. and on Monday afternoon al half
pas o'clock This celebrated Panorama Is composed OF
splendid views tepreecntlu the whole re
sIon sfs Naesra al sess,ss The nssr sesnss are
on There is also series OF moonlight
si.s, The also takes you behind the falls,
na IN ths Gave Winds. exhibits the rainbow.
s.nI, complete circle The ice the ice
a. the fire NJ the falls the hesuiifa!
sup se, are all exquisite scenes
The Panorama viii half past in the evening.
ApMISs ION cents
kE<
Hiehmoud, Jan. Is Nv
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To Our Friends and the Public.
In commencing new year. and owing
to the belief that no House doing a general
credit business. can possibly live, while ma
king cash purchases. we have adopted
Cash Sales" as our rale, and .'credit sales"
as the exception. opening book account by
special agreement only. In doing this we
shall endeavor to make the change beneficial
to our customers as well as ourselves.
Hereafter some one will be in attendance
at night and during the Sabbath. to ell any
prescription or furnish any medicines need
ed. PLUMMER IL KELLY.
Jan. l, 1S62-4t.
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T DR. fuckers
APPOINTMENTS

FROM OCT Is 10 APRIL 81, 1864
RIcHMoSp-Meredi,a Houss, Monday Oct. n, Dee 2.
Jan II. FEB. "a. ApriI7.
CAMBRIDGE cIrY-caneridee City Hotel Tuesday,
Oct. -. Dee. ,. Jan- IA, Feb. IS, AprIs.
nR. Tucker having visited Richmond for aeeas four
u yeArs and having bad great in c.riag hi,
patients. deems unnecessary say this-shs
he al Chronic Disease ~ Charxes
lov; eonaa.taiion free. and hss New Book gvsa
pasisnss. Aaliasalias A. spsssed to call
Oct Ia 81. Us on -
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" We ask attention to Frankenstein' s
Panorama Of Niagara. to be exhibited at
Starr Hall, Friday. Saturday and Monday,
Jan. "a, 25 and 27. Oil Paintings, exhib-
ing Mr.. F.'s skill. can be seen at the Book
SITS res in This city. See advertisement in
another column.
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At Strat,an's corner, will be found few
more Of those Cheap New York
ClOaks and Hood. Their stock of
desirable Staples is complete and they are
selling them (not at Old Prioes) bat as
CHEAP AS ANY IN TOWN.
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Meets on III First Monday evenin in each month
Circulating Churchto snotherotjset 70 scarf
and relieve the worthy Donations are soci-
ted stewsrds-J. NJ Poe Mrs. r.. Cofdn. J. y watson
Mrs. j. Cox J. X. IIia, A. l.. Scott, Mrs r. Ham MS
b. NJ scott, T.. Hittfe, Mrs NJ smith, Mrs Hsus hton
J. j. Conley, W. b. Fagsn, and @ W. HE
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rp- Our friend. s. X. Jamison. Esq
,ne Of The foaud RS of the .'Broadaxe.
now residing ia Nebraska. is here-on a visit
to bis numerous friends in this city.
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AT THE TRIANGLE

Job Borton. is in daily receipt of the eel
ebrated Maltby Union Baltimore Oysters
,oAich he sells by tie Can or Half Can.
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~ Gen Jim. Lane succeeded in retaining
his seat as Senator from Kansas-24 TO 16.
0-Col. Which has not resigned.
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goeals, Aotiees, &c.
NO T 1 CE.-

The Publishers Of this city have all agreed hereaf
ter. to charge Is for each notice Of RELIGIOUS
MEETISGsof Literary School Agrieu tua,I, HortieuI
tural Society meetings. and all other meetings
not specially of general character II paid for
the tne WILDE charged ID. person handing IL such
notices AtuEt -z-E leE
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E.T 1t is fact. that at Jordan's you can
buy can of Maltby's No. Oysters. for 90
cents--or half can for As cents.
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Railroad Election.

guyuE Annual Meeting Of the soethoiaevs estse Eaton
a Hamilton Railroad Company will be held ~ its
anal once on the ID day Of ketruary prox
ma 1or me purpose OF eieeting Thirteen Dreefors to
,he arairs Of Company for the ensui ne year
na for the purpose also Of ransActng any other eas
ss'' sna' may % ''<"e' ' T. STEPHENS. ssey
Eator o. Jan. ls- "
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- c. thinner has just received another
large stock of Notions. Ladies Baskets,
Gloves, Toys. &c. He is also manufac-
turing large amount of Candy. which he
warrants free from all poisonous coloring
matter.
Call opposite Meredith House, between
Fifth and Sixth Streets, and see his fine
Socka ind low prices.
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Election Notice.

VUyHE Stockholders of the Rtehnand ana Lick Greek
\ Turnpike Co. notified Esa- LIZ q, 4
of5ce. city Of Rehnoas on Saturday. Jsn-
1t O'Clock p. Il. for the parpcse Of Ell ectng Board
3 ovERHAy. see.y.
yan 1 Il
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JAMES McWHINNEY.

From the fact tina, the Etna Jnsnr 1ree
Company has Cash Capital of one mil.
lion and half Of Dollars, and assets to the
amount of upwards of 50, 500, 900 it is not
at all strange that such evidences ofpromps-
ness, as is witnessed in the case of Mr.. Nc
Whitney. should occur; it is only surPris-
ing to us that no more Of our fellow citizens
do not avail themselves Of an insurance
az ainst los. by fire in this reliable Institu-
tion-one OF the best, if no the best in this
or any other country. We commend those
who have not insured their property. 10 do
20 without delay, anil with this Company.
whose Agent, WILLIAM BLANCHARD. can
1t all tim es, b. found in the Township
Library Room, above Laws Store. Main st.
where he has his OFFICE.
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Coal Oil Lamps, &c.

NAlE just received large lot of Lamps, Shade
wv Globes, Coal Oil Cans. DC, which SELL az
on principle twenty per cheaper
than heretofore. PLUMMER & KELLY.
Richmond, Jan. H. 3fw
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Eana Insurance Company.

The prompt payment Of the Insurance on
the Slaughter House of Mr.. james Nc
Whinnsy. has called forth the following
commendatory notice from the owner:
Editors If Palladium,-
Permit me to say, through your columns.
that no Insurance Company could have
more promptly paid the loss sustained b
the burning of my Slaughter House, ON the
2Sth of Nov, last, than did the -ErSA
her Agent in this City; Mr.. VIII
LIAM BLANcH ARD within four days after the
tire occurred, the money was paid.
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UUST rsssivsd Ton Spanish Whiting, for sale u
j CireisaAsirrios. 1.STEDDOM Co
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DIED.

In this town. the 14th October 1852 of yellow fever
GEORGE HOUSTON, Esq aged SO years. ~ e
Mr. Houston native of Edinburg Scotland, where
born the 23d of October 1907 came TO this
country early as 1915, and Washington North Cro.
na about 1882, where he vent Ltothe business of dis
tlllng spirits turpentne 1e company with DIR. d. c.
Freeman He also engaged in general mercantile
business and was 1T time with the press
there BE enjoyed the fullest confidence respect OF
his fellow czene evidenced by the fact of his being
repeatedly chosen to ill various Offices OF the highest honor
and trust 50
About 1850, shortly after, the firm of Freeman nous-
ton removed from Washington to this place. and
of that for years and subsequently alone, Mr. Houa-
carried Merchante and Shipping business
here, and was known as a highmi1ded and honorable
merchant. ~
Bred 10 the of printer Mr. Houston hal y 81
ed himself ass5uousy of al the opportunities presented
for the cultivation OF his mind and FIR the acquisition of
knowledge, and as distinguished by his gence
and al extensive and accurate inform on upon nearly
al subjects BY his death the community loses good and
man and useful ctz while his family have to n0nfn
the loss OF kind husband andndulgent ia her.
At Dix lna on Tar Bver of Pneumonia, November 1th
1862. DIXON BURTON, private in the Cape Fear ght
Artillery. ess4s.s1
Mr. Rnrton was good soldier, ready to do his d.
He was buried the banks Of the River. a- 8kE
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NOTICE.

fE7HE SUBSCRIBER having qualified Adm ini3rs tor
ubc Auction at the late residence of sad deceased III
The County Of New Hanover Fiday, the ID day Of Jan
g. consisting of Corn, Fodder, Pork Stock hogs Cat
tie, Eues and Horse, wagon, Carts, Buggy, Pea
asd ny things too tedious to mention Also, will be
hi p GU for yeer, all the Negroes belonging TO said
cst-C3. Terms made known day Of sale.
JOHN SHEPARD, ADM.
Dec. 10, 1862.
,T noaoga5 ora LoraI,v rotirad IN come fnrUor9 I1
immediate payment, nd those having claims against
HE estate, viii present them, properly authenca ed, with
the tmo prescribed by law, this notice will be plead
sI in bar OF their recovery.
JOHN SHEPARD, Admir-.
&c. 10 1862. 3w*
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EXECELT0R,S SALE.

4 FXECU ORS OF THE LATE DIR. w. A. ARDREY,
~ we Will sell Tuesday the 9th day of January next,
ON the premises, il MeckienbuTg county, the
ILAEEAEIsGT
Oh which The said W. A. Ardrey lived containing 1900
1860 acres of land about 800 of which high
state of cultivation adapted to the culture of cotton wheat
corn &c The Plantation of the best in Mecken
burg county is we'll wate ed end is situated l6 miles
South of Charlotte and about miles Southeast OF Nor
rows Turnout. On the premises is fine two-story
dwelling house ard all necessary outhudiDgs in good re
pair
At the same time and place,
25 Or 30 NEGROES.
belonging to the estate will be hired at Il months.
Terms made known on day of SALE
JAS. B. ROBINSON, ! E1-oor,tors
JAS. p, ARDREY. ~
Dec. 2, 1852 l0-4t
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General Notices,
NOTICE..

7 Al DISPOSED TO SELL NY HOUSE AND LOT in the
l. village Of umberton of some geVen well i'm
proved any in he village ard admirable selected for
ryae residence If not sold by the lst January it will be
Torrent Address at Alf9rdsyie, II. g., apply to
~ A. NcLaBe, Esq. in the village.
good rcupper0ong Grape Vineyard cn the p enises.
L FULBORE.
Dec. lIth, 1862 1l.3t%
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For Sale and to Let,
LAND FOR SALE.

E&a, IV PURSUANCE Of decrectal order made at the
S Fall Term, 1862 OF Wayne Court of Eqnty will sell
-~4=- public auction the premes, the 27th day Of
December 1892 IL hi tract Of land lying in the South
Eastern part OF Wayne county the Worth East River ad
ilug the lands The heirs OF VIM Whitfield deceased
ezekish Grimes, L. w Lewis and others, known the
John T. Bryan place, ard containing abcut seven huned
and ffrPen acres
TERMS OF sALE-Fve per cent. cash bond with ap-
proved secur for the paymn of the baaLce six months
after date, with interest from the day of sale.
w. q. hOUISkY C. II. f.
GoIdsb0ro' N G. Nov. 27th 1852 10 Is
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SUBSTITUTE FOR CoPPERAs.-The following is a recipe
which every purpose in dyeng where eopperas
is used in setting color Tor dyeng eoppeas coor5:
half pint of vinegar half pint syrup or mossses three
gallons of water Put the above into an iron pot
with nails other rusty rop, and let it stand twenty
days. It is Of no to buy coppras for dyeng at one
dollar per pound while this will answer every purpose
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NOTICE,

E7Ha SUBSCRIBER having qualified Adn4njstra'or
+ upon the Estate Of DR.. Wm. Il. Moore deceased at
December TaIm 1852 of New Hanover oUnty Court heIe
by notifies all prrEon7 indebted s8d estate, to make i'm
media pa ymeut and these having claims to present them
in the prescribed by Law, this notice will be pleaded
10 bar Uf their recovery.
JNO. B. GROOM, Admirstr2tor
Dec. 9Th, 1862. lI-St'
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From the Raleigh Register.

North Carolina III. e. Observation-Disclosures
This body assembled in this city Wednc sday the srd
ana adl0p ned on Monday last to meet in Greensboro il
1868 The following appointments were read ont at th
conference meeting On Monday evening.
RALEIGH DIsTRICT-WM BABRINGER, p. K.
Raleigh-Jno Long
Mission-To be supplied.
Coiored COngTegation--To - be supplied
Raleigh CiFcuii-Wm N Jordan HI j Hunt
Tar hver-E kcard.
Person Eircuit-Jno Tillitt, J Moore.
Leesburg-Theo Kingsbury.
HiI1sHorn, HHIge1 q H. J W jenkins, A Raven
Hillshoro Cfcuit-W Il Walsh williamson Harri is, nom
Alamancs-J smoat.
Editor Christian Advocate--Wm Pen-
GREENSBORO DIsTsICF-s F. REED, P.
Greonsboro-H Hudson.
Guilord-Zebedee Rssh
Trinity College and Hsh Point " Lewis, Robbins
South Gutlfod-G Wyche.
DavidsoD-D Doub.
Nash shibGton-W Richardson
IhomasVile and Lexington-R Wilson.
Forsythe-J Manu. G M Anderson.
RiDst0n-R WilIia.
Stokes-B (ulbreth S Hezebleek
Madson-D Bruton
Gan eJ Vie-P Carroway
President Trinity C3lleg8-B Craven.
Agent Greensboro Colege-Wm Gloss.
SALISBURY DISTRICT. T. wYCHE, p E.
Ealisbury-Wm II Wheeler.
Rowan CirCuit-Jno Brooks.
East Rowan W AVent.
M0cksviile-K 6 Barret, W Albe8.
-Tosp ROhbi
~ Dopol'Cr
t,I n1aI ~ I9 " ~ FVGey ~ Us ", Ias heeKs'
'T"lH loot II IA W oou'
1paSai uetITars0h ~ W n 1I "a keF
Wikes-9 M Steph. ngOn, TrpIet
surry-W A Smith
Blue Ridge-Jno II Gum:
Saara IoWn-Io be supplied.
w. WASHINGTON DISTRICT. II. HENDREN, P. E.
Nashlngt0n-Io be supplied.
noanOke Crcul,--a q Thomas, n A H Goddin
warren -on--Jno Williams. 49, .
" " L1HIoh CIIGlt- LeLhRoia S1el, r Long"
G&dnsis Gonde5aon5 " + 4 oa Wheeler N hasht'
GtanViie-W cannon, " Moore.
Rashvllie-james Reed.
IIgihoUtn-- Ii -, NV
" Hito Hlstoh anu NfeehFLIe-h A "Hson.
WatonneLo+a
Bath
Neuse--
TarbOIO'-J ? Simpson.
Portsmouth. Ocrac0ke and Hatteras-A Belts, Chap
lain in the army.
EEwBERE ri 1%%BICT-c +, DEEMS p E.
Nr,
Ne"pcIH--
ETE, tIai emf SIU 49, ToneS'
t11 . N;i;. l@i?.'
t Ne"p9iH Iiii, 0liouA1r I EIl .., =, vi. \,
IuGN lliI 'Ss II @ "HeeIer' Jas hiheS' N d hcoHeF
"t. - - - o@uH ~ D.I my f} sun
Soitt Sntf Gtd = 8 pnrnLhsa nhs.
f,H5to; Ch1stono1o 0s e. s9ipp,ieu, ai
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VALUABLE sOUND ElANns zoe SALN.

VALUABLE SOUND LANDS FO Il SALE,
fE1HE SUBSCRIBER, wishing tohis late purchase
in s. Carolina offers for sale his Plantation on Topsa
Sound, IL miles from Wilmington containing five hun
dred Of the best quality Pea Mutt land. About half
of the tract is under cultivation. Also, a small
of piney land lying in front Of said place. the
road leading Wilmington These lands are principally
the Sound convenient for fish oysters-or for making
Salt-and believed to be dcsiraby located as any
on the Sound There is about hundred acres
of the very best Land ready to clear portion of
which has already been beaded, and contains large
quantity of seasoned trees, the very best for boiling
5at-and convenient to the Sound Persons wishing to
purchase desirable residence would do we'll to examine
the premises. Terms made easy.
n. F. NIXON.
Dec. IS, 1861. I7-tf
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GENERAL MILITARY HasrITAL,

WILSON, N. c., Dec 9Th, 1852 {
OBEDIENCE to orders issued under recent act OF
Congress TO provide better for sick and wounded sol
ders, wish to employ eight females, active and in eli
GENT who adapted to the work Of attending to the
sick and wounded il the Hospital Pay per month from
thy forty do lars wi ratOns and cdg Dg Ladies of
character, whO in addition to good wages, will
ing do service to sick and wounded eo.ders are
here offered suitable field for female patriotism and be-
ueyolence apply to the Undersigned
8. 5. SATCHWELL,
Surgeon in Charge
Dec. Sth, 1861 so 3t-l 2t
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FLIGHT OF CoUETERF The Texas cat4e-dI srs,
the Messrs. Paynes, confined in the Ns.chez
Jail, effected their escape last Saturday night
Ndtchez Courier
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PORTABLE INK !! PORTABLE INK !!

ONLY REQUIRES A SHARP POINTED sTiCK To
WElTE WITH IT.
ANY PERSON CAN lLANUFACT IT.
FE1HE SUBSCRIBER will send to any address, upon re-
Gcpt OF One Dollar fun directions for making this in
valuable Ink.
Every soldier should have IT, re cary if in his
0gket hOut getting il damaged-cGn stop anywhere
hi sharpen eck Gld commence writin< he sent
hg etteT. 1t of four ccicrs viz black blue led
and green. Twenty five cents will cover all cost in making
st.. Address
GEO. c. HcNEILL,
Amelia q T., Va.
lee. Ilth, 1862 tI5t*
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GRINDSTONES

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, of any size REQUIRED. from
- Deep Iiver can be furnished on application to
LINEHAM & CO.
Branch P. O., Chatham Co N c.
Orders be left with Mr. A. E. Hail. who is our agent
in Wilmington.
Nov. 2sth, 1884, lo.sm*
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ATTEaTIOH, EEsIsnDs 0E The 46GH n. G.

Y aFla'AAOla5 ELaAs.IsLE5 Al aOl II ~ o
TEEnHES.
& EXPECT TO LEAVE THUMASVIILE n. C., for the
{ 4uh Regiment Tuesday morning, december both,
and will be pleased to receive packages or boxes OF cloth
ag povisi0us &c. for any company member of the
gmeut, delivered at lhOmasviie, G0dsborO Weldon,
any points between. Potatoes cabbagfs onions &C.,
especially needed Max each box with name Compa-
ny and regiment, care Y. l. TROY, and it will be promptly
ueliVt RED. T. L. TROY.
Dec. 8, 1882 ll-2t
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.

PAINTS-PATNTa.
DUBE WHITE LEAD:
4 " Snow White Zinc
" White Gloss Zinr
Inseed Oil Varhish, Patent Dryers &c. Forsale whole
sale and retail, by : W. II. LIPPITT,
FeD. 10. Druggist h Chemist.
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LITERARY GEM.-The following is literal ex-
tract from Lincoll's Message:
It is not easy to pay something it is to pay
nothing bat it is easier to pay large than it is
to pay larger sum; and it is easier to pay any sum
when we able, than it is to pay it before we are
able"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-12-18

ing translated from the Courier deS Eas Unis, pub
lished in New YORK:
which repel almost snare, the initiative Ia
ken by Napoleon H. in respect to the armistice. We
that serious examination of the despatch of
NJ Drouyn de lHuys will lead this journal, which usually
accurate and so fair. to better Judgment. Meanwhile
tea when treats the raising Of the blockade of
the Southern ports necessary condition of the suspen
sion of hostties Nothing of the sort could be
meant the simple and absolute maintenance of the status
quo being the nvaabe and fundamental base of every
mistce
1t is true The World may be excused following the
example set by the London Times of the 18th inst But the
English journal spoke without having the despatch of
Drouyn de PHuys. and upon the strength of simple
remark in the Pare, which treated the raising of the
blockade a probable consequence of the armistice.