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A Fast PArG.-.Gen. IIalleck, with his army,
Travelled; from Pitsburg Landing TO Corinth, u
distance of twenty one miles. in .fftyf0m days,
the average daily march being considerably less
than Il half mile After he became General.
in-Chief, and out of danger he dismissed Nc
Clelan for being too slow, although his march
averaged six miles day Sunday Mercury.
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THE Albany (0regon) Democrat, suppressed
secesh paper, has re.appeared, Jas. O'Meara as
editor. 1t will no doubt die natural death,
like other papers in which O'Meara was inter
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BLESSINGS OF PovERrY.-Let the poor be en-
couraged poverty is not without its blessings.
When the bribery fracas was going on at Sacra-
mento, member mentioned that Mr.. Conness
was not implicated in the miserable business
" Conness has no moneyP interposed somebody
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

JEFF. DAVIS made speech when on his recent
slang -wbauging expedition among his victims, in
which he said that " Yankees had assumed to ex-
ercse dominion over men who were born to be
their masters" This is specially commended to
the palates of Yankee cessonists-AppeaL.
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THE Walla Walla Statesman says post Offices
have been established, and postmasters appoint
ed as follows, in the Salmon river country -
Orc Fino S. S. Slater Florence City, l.. Ar.
mold Elk City, NJ v Mossman; Hellgale, f.
WorQeD
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VISIONS or TIE SEER.-We understand that a
person gifted with seconds ght recently saw an
immense spectral guillotne standing in front of
the Custom House. from which heads were falling
ghastly and bloody.-S. f. Sunday Mercury
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THE Louisville Democrat says that while q
party of guerrllas were at a dance near Owens.
bury, Kentucky, and were enjoying it hugely, our
men surrounded the house aud captured them
They were sent up stairs, and our boys taking
their places,
Danced all night, till broad daylight,
And wont home with the girls in the morning.n
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In the town of Teresa, Dodge county, Wiscon.
sin, the unmarried men who were not drafted
voluntarily offered to go without price as subsu-
tutes for those drafted who have familea
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

KNOWING FEMININE, THAT IA lady editor In
the East says that il men want their children TO
look like them, the fewer juants they make to
California the better.
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THE Visalia Delta mentions as a very credit.
able fact that nineteen out of twenty five con-
stituting company stationed near that place,
have subscribed aud paid for that paper.
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VoLTAIRE. speaking of law, said. Z" | never
was but twice In my ny life completely on the
verge of ruin first. when lost lawsuit, and
secondly. when gained one"
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FREE MAsoNs THE Order was founded In
California in 1850, and there are now l36 Lodges
IN the State.
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The corner stone OF the Broderick monument
will be laid, with becoming ceremonies, on the
23d, at San Francisco.
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LoN0 JUMP.-The La Porte Messenger Gays that
man, running on Norwegian snow-shoes cleared
$50 feet at one leap.
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Soeiety Autiess,

Re- Tfinify Lodge, No. 27, II. n II. .u.-Iold
their regular communications at Masonic Hail. Weaverve
on the las Monday Of each month Hour of meeting six
O'Clock, pm. JOHN A. WATSON w NJ
WM. BAEIIR Secretary. Tvs
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SMALL Pox.-The small pox continues TO be
prevalent in Los Angeles, there being on an
average 275 cases In the town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-21

TIE California Republican applies the epithet
"Beast" to Major General Butler, of the United
States army.
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SIsTERLY AFFECTIoN.--As fathers
daughters better than sons, aud
their sons better than daughters
feel toward brothers more con
OF attachment than towards eac,
of the little vanities, heart br
ousies that, alas, poor human ny,
apt to spring up in female hea
events, should) arise between
each is proud OF the success
il cannot interfere with self
trary, is flattering to self. Il
bond of family union more frt,
blots that interrupt all others. 1.
exists between an affectionate sister aut.
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New Strawberries are served up daily at the
San Francisco coffee houses.
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EARLY MARRIAGES stood at the altar
when she was but sixteen. She was in love her
destiny rested on creature delicate as her
self She looked lovely az she pronounced the
vow. Think of IA bride with auburn hair, bright
eyes, and pouting lips, only sixteen years old.
She stood at the washtub when her twenty
Gfth birthday arrived The hair. the lips, the
eyes were not calculated to excite the
Five cross young ones were about t
ing some breaking things, and on,
necessity of an immediate suppl"
secretion. She stopped In desl
aud tears trcked down her
ruddy cheek. Alas Nancy.
not the dodge. Better enjC
hold lovers at a proper diF
| the muscle, limb aud he
! frownng world and fan
cares for you, he can wait
make presents, take you to c.,
until the time comes. Early MARI
ly cabbages are tender productions.
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Book and Job Printing.

BOOK and Job Printing.
Having just made large additions stock OF Fancy
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HON. JOHN A. GILMER.

This gentleman addressed large and attentive
assembly of our citizens in. the Court. House on
Tuesday. Although in the issues of the past our
political opponent, we are ready to say that his
speech was able and eloquent He declared that it
was his daily prayer and the first wish of his heart
for peace Among the evidences of this he referred
to bis political views and course in the past He
further declared that he would eagerly and gladly
seize upon any favorable occasion to offer and &C.
cept propositions for settlement of our difficulties.
But he declared his belief that either to offer sue
csssuty, or to get honorable terms presented to us
that one OF the leading and most imposing means
unbroken front to the enemy. bespoke in glowing
terms of the spirit and bravery of our army-ocers
and soldiers, and his anxiety to have the soldiers
pay increased and they and their dependents fully
r On all the subjects touched by him he displayed
his usual ability, and was heard with unusual atten-
ton and interest.
Such were the leading features Of the address de-
livered by the honorable gentleman and it was re-.
ceived to all appearances acceptably by ALL demo-
Gratis, conservatives, secessionists and everybody
else. We thought, however, that In as much as
there was no other candidate in the field and espe
cially as he urged in such pathetic and glowing
terms the unanimty and harmony of our people in
this great struggle for independence he went q
little out of the way to make an unnecessary fling
at that class of our citizens denomnated secession
lists. His complaints too Of the administration at
Richmond, as to its appointments to Office, we
thought unjust and uncalled for. But as his views
seemed to be SO generally endorsed, we shall attempt
tc throw no obstacle in the way of his election, and
hope our friends generally will go to the polls on
the day of election and give him cordial support
W.nst0n Sentinel
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SURGEON GENERAi,s 0FFICE. RALElGa

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RALEIGH,
- Sept a. 1885, Medical Examining Board No. /, com.
Surgeon Il. A. CRUDUP,
Surgeon HENRY JOINER,
will meet at the town of Warrenton in Warren county.
ton county, Wednesday, the7th at windsor in Berthe
county, on Friday, the 9Th at Tarboro in Edpecombe
county, on Monday the 18th; at Nashville in Nash coun.
ty, on Wednesday the l4th; at Louisburg, in Franklin
county on Saturday the 18th; at Summervil in liar.
nett county, on Wednesday the 2lst; at Fayetteville in
county on Friday and Saturday s4h;
at lno6eron IN Kobeson county, on Monday, the s6tb,
October for the purpose of examining all persons who
claim exemption from Home Guard duty account Of
disability according to the provisions Gener al
EDWARD WARREN
o.,.,, ,,,. Surgeon General.
oc'oscr !, 1908, -- - '-'. H-M .
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sovereignty, and would be exercising not ressresd
but prohibited powera
As set out in my first communication only to
discuss "the right Of secession, will close at this
point and take no notice Of Marion,A third number,
in which he endeavors to show that the South had
ample cause for revolution the right Of which every
body comedies for sufficient cause, that is when the
evils of mstsgouernmaent have become greater than
the evils consequent upon rebellion and revolu-
ton. DAVIDSON.
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Gn
unE ofH LikrayF
Mitchell Tans,na which
. g. BArLsJE, ~ " " 1'"'e@@e@a
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NO REFUGEES.-A HOUSE AND LOT IN
Whkesborough to rent for the balance of the year
terms moderae-wll suit small Amily-say six persons
convenient ouhouses attached. Apply soon as above.
May 8, 1862 .ls-wtf
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WHY ACRES OF LAND FOn ShDD]
O~lO The attention of persons wishing to nv
their money is called to $50 Of land situate SIX
south OF Chapel Hill, and eight miles southwest oil
and part cleared would do we'll for cultivation ~
commencement of the war, the above tract had o. J
coed Saw Mill and well.conduced Tan Yard, Da. o..
to the parties who owned it having their time mh..
gagged the fixtures have become out Of repair. lI'
however, the Mill and Bark houses, and seVersi W.
buildings, and also first rate Mill dam. . l..
For further information. application can be made
a. MICkLE, Chapel Hill OF
R. J. ASHE, Wilmington
Sept. 8, 1853. ~
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NEW EXPLORATIONS, BY BR ANSON,
~ FARRAR & CO-Myrte Leaves BY Rev. A. W
Mangun, in press-second editions book peculiarly
adapted to the times suited alike to soldiers in camp and
to the loved ones at home
MORvEN LINDA, tale Of a soldiers faithful love
extract from Myrtle Leavea pretty poem now ready
HEspfEk AND OTTER aSsf POEMS, by rheo H. Hill
and on Pags x!e Of thought
This is true genuine poet1y."-SaHsbary Banner.
TH fs E f,HS SPELLING BOOK revised from
Webster and adapted to Southern Schools ready.
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The FIRST DIXIE READER will soon be ready.
THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER. with maps, in pres.
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EIRsT BOOK IN COMPOSITION, just out, is designed
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pleasant writing exercise for the student valuable
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HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUEsTIoNs-suiied to
Sabbath Schools and soldiers in camp-the best book Of
the sort yet published.
Price so cents.
Miscellaneous Books for Sale.
CATECHlSMS FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.
Price per dozen. $3.50.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BELL. collection of Hymns
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Price 80 cents.
GREAT EXPECTATION-Readi it and realize the val ne.
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A STRANGE STORY Truth is often strange
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CARPENTERS AND BRICK MASONS
~ WANTED-We wish to hire a foreman to superin-
tend the penters work. and another the brick work of
the Greensboro Female College Also, Carpenters and
Brick Layers to work under them Apply coon to US at
Greensboro, NC
TIM. JONES'
WIN. BARRINGER,
O. p MENDENHALL.
e. J. n. GARRETT,
N. H. D. WILSON,
Building Obmnsittss.
octooer IL, 1868. 62-tpd.
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nR. b. F. ARLINGTON REsPECTFutiSS
offers his professional services to the citizens n,sr
eigh and surrounding country in the practice OF ope
Destistry and treatment of the various diseases
mouth pertaining to the Dental Structure uSa
Patrons given as reference. Office in Exchange w.
Room No. "a. -, N
Raleigh, Oct. 1868. VII
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EIFTY DOLLARsREwARDA.RAnIAi,N'

from the subscriber the night Of the "a IucI
Yadkin county, two negro boys, HENRY and Mh Iii
Henry is dark color. about 81 years old, medium
and sze his skim under his clothes is rough irIpH
cent attack Of chicken pox bought him OF J. ~ ~
his way to Richmond Va as he has twice before
his way there under the protection of soldiers tra'e'
the cars. ,unka
Mack is about II years old. not tall and rather en s
copper No doubt he and Henry are travelling
will pay the above reward for the apprehensoo ra
said boys and their confinement 40 that get them
return to me q Huntsville, Yadkn county, IHYNCg
Aug. II, 1868.
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NEW STAGE COACH AT AUCTION
~ Will be sold at Towes's Auction Room on the 18th
inst, at 2 o'clock excellent large size STAGE COACH
good having otly rnu three months Also mi
booded saddle HORSE Of good size and action and gen.
tle we'll conditioned MULE. e~.
Raleigh, Oct 8, 1868. add.
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EIFTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NIFTY DOLLARSREWARD
from the subscriber about the l4,h Of May, my ne|
boy SIDNEY. He is about II years old, dark muaa|
black keen eyes. and sharp face. He may have gone OF
the army with some soldier; but he is supposed to be
ing about Oxford or Henderson where he has relations
The above reward wilfhe paid upon bis apprehension
confinement in jail or his delivery to D. c. Herndo
Oxford or his owner in the lower part of Orange cow
near Cedar Fork B. q. HERND0S
June -, $685.. 5O-w&sWh
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nR. JOHN W. MAY, LOCATED AT GRO
- GANSvlLLE, Rockingham county, N. C., will 81
Diseases Of the Womb. Spermatorrhea, Ulcers, Nerve
Debility, Secret Diseases and Scrofnlous Affections
has had org experience aud practice and has been
tormy successful in the treatment Of sueh diseases
can be consulted at home by letter personally srdA
communications strictly confidential.
September Z, 1858. 73-sn
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&kn REWA RID .-.RANAWAY FROM
SDgy the subscriber the 9Th of October a negro
boy WIZ Said boy s black about 80 years of age,
feet7 or inches high will pay the above reward for
nus so that get him. for his delivery
to meat Oak Ridge, Guilford County, N G.
THOMAS GRAHAM.
Jan. 81, 1868. eft
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EIvE HUNDRED BOXES MANUEL
q tured tobacco of various grades for sale. ,,r
KINGSBURY VEN!b.r
Oxford, N. G., Aug. 20. 1858. g."
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD|
" Runaway from the subscriber on Sunday the 9sEI
January last, my negro boy named ANTHONY He
high 70 or 20 years Old and supposed to weigh about
pounds. He has heavy head Of hair and talks short
questioned, and has a down look. No doubt he istryr
pass for a free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to n
Prospect Hill, Caswell County, or confined in any jis
get him. = F. L. WARREN
Caswell Co., March 81, 1868. 26-w&swt
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FED. POP. SPRING DIS FALL DIS TOTAL DIS.
COUNTIES.

Alamance,
Alexander, |
Arson,
Allegheny, |
Ashe, |
Beaufort, l
BERTHE, |
Bladen, |
Brunswick, |
Buncombe, |
Burke, |
Cabarrus, |
CALDWELL |
Camden, |
Carteret,
CaswelI, |
Catawba, |
Chatham, |
Cherokee, |
ChowSn; |
cleveland, |
Columbus, |.
Craven, |
Cumberland, |
Currituck, |,
Davidson, |
Davie, |
Duphn, l.
Edgecombe, |
Forsy tn, |
Franklin, |
Castor, |
Gates, |
Granville, |
Greene, |
Guilford, ]
Halifax, |
Harnett, |
Haywood, |
Henderson, |
Hartford, |
hyde, |
Iredell, |
Jackson, |
John ston, |
Jones, |
Lenoir, |
Lincoln, |
Macon, |
Madison, !
| Martin, |
| Ned well, !
| Mecklenbnrg, |
Montgomery, |
Moore, |
Nash, |
| New Hanover, |
| Northampton, |
! Onslow, |
| Orange, |
| Pasquotank, |
! Perquimans, |
/ Person, !
| Pitt, |
| Polk. |
Randolph, |
Richmond, |
Robesau, |
Rockingham |
Rowan, |
Rutherford, |
Sampson, |
S.anly, |
Stokes, |
Surry, |
Tyrrell, |
Union, |
Wake |
Washington,
Warren
Watauga, |
Wayne,
Wilkes, |
Wilson,
Yadkin, |
Yancey. |
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Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO PRO.
~ ducers Of the 9TH Congressional District that from
and after the 10th inst the produce tax will be received
at all the depots in said District Farmers requested
TO aid the public service by promptly bringing in their
Tithe especially wheat, wch is much needed by the
army Agents authorized to contract with mers for
grinding the 1.-THE wheat by which the point of de-
livery brought the prod ucer Corn in the
will not be received before the first of November and
sheled corn than the first of January next
C. B. HARRISON,
Capt and P. Q. N. 5th Con. Dis N. G.
Oct Is. 1863 83-6t.
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naud Mlon de.twim.
last THAT
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~ RINDSTONE FOR SALE.-WE ARE
u prepared to furnish GRINDSTONES from two to
eight feet in diameter-an excellent article
SHAY, WILLIAMSON 4 CO.,
:. Agents for p Lneban.
Raleigh, N. c. Aug. II, 1863 67-8mpd
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II with q comfortable dwelling house, two miles south
o: Mebanesville. For parti culars apply to
E. HUNT,
Raleigh. N. C.
Sept. 7, 1858. S7-w4tpd.
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n OTICE--TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
II to the jail of Guilford county, Greensboro n c on
the 9Th day Of august 1858, negro man who calls him
self GEORGE. is 5 feet 10 inches high and will weigh
Some the back of his neck which he says was
done by lancet when he was sick. He has beard
around the mouth and looks to be about IS years DID, and
says he belongs Edmund Norcum of Carteret county
and left with Edmund Mallet and hired to Bur.
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville n c. He says be has been
runaway for some time
The of said boy is requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him away will
be dealt with according to law. C. A. BOON,
Sheriff of Guilford County
October l, 1863 74-H
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u TONS OF THE WOMB, SPERMATORRHGA
SYPHILITIC AFFECTIONS, &c-DR J. A CLoPrOS d
Huntsville Alabama, operates with perfect I'D
Piles and guarantees perfect cure in every P
VIII ere the Tumors come down when at STOOL He oper
with perfect success few days ago, in of ii yn
standing, his tumors coming down large large a
cup at every STOOL Those who doubt may address lE VI
H. Berry, MOnti cello. Florida.
Dr. c. operated on some desperate cases in Salisbury
year. Of them is known every citizen of SALISBURY
He can be consulted at home, Huntsville, Ala, for 4
present..
March 20, 1853. s+w&mt /
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XUANTED.-elOO,oO 900 OF NORTH.CARO.
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS issue, for
which the highest market price will be paid.
Apply to w. r. RICHARDSON d co.
Raleigh. Aug 3, 1868. 63-M
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connection With tho oth"' P.~ts 10 telr injury and
rum, without committing any offence. Secession.
like any other revolutionary act may be reasonably
justified by the extremity of the oppression :: but
to call it constitutional rights confouudihe the
meaning Of terms and can only be done through
gross or to deceive those who are willing to as
sert a right but would pause before they made
revolution, or incurred the penalties consequent on
. failure"
Many of the leading secessionsts rely upon the
Virginia resolutions Of 1898 as authority for their
doctrine, but hr Madison in letter addressed to
Mr.. Nichols P. Trist in 1888, in which he ayows
himself to be the author of said resolutions, saws
tina: he never intended to sanction any such doc
trine in them, that he used the word Estates" in
stead OF the word Estate, expressly to preclude
any such construction from being placed upon them,
and that he was at loss TO conceive how any BODY
could SO construe them.
l will now notice the use they make of the cele-
bfated speech of Gen. Hamilton before the New
York Convention and c>'me to close. 1t is scarce
ly possible to mention this eminent man without
adyertpg for moment to seHne of the incidents of
his eventful life. entirely concur with what Pres
ident Davis said Of him in a speech in the United
States Senate to which bave before alluded, that
che was the mghtiest intellect >'f the age in which
he lived that he thoroughly unde -stood every sub
ject of which he treated, and that hs never treated
of any subject without exhaustng it," He early
embraced the cause of the American REVOLUTION and
contributed powerfully by his speeches and bis wr
tings to rouse the public mind to resistance. Up
on the breakng out of the war, he at once ents-ed
into the military service of his county, and early
became member of the military familr of General
Washtngtens sitter retiring from which he remained
In the service tdl the close Of the war as yhe COM
mander OF an independent bsttalion and es such
greatly distinguished himself at the taking Of York
Town. While yet in tho army, and yet very yl ung
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DEDUCT FOB DEAF AND DUMB AND BL1x,

David J. Watson, Eliza ]. C. Watson ana,
Watson, Deaf and Dumb, a's
Maggie Bromley, Blind,
Sarah W. Busball, Blind.
Minerva A. Walker. Deaf and Dumb.
Caswell N. Cobb De af and Dumb.
William G. Alternately, Deaf and Dumb 10 -,
I c. Fooshee, Blind, '''an
! George W. Hartie, Blind, job Mccor,,.a.,
and Mary McCorquadale. Deaf md n1 a,
James Swing, Blind, ""u oumo,I
Enoch Orrell. Blind,
Nancy J Blanchard, Ellen johnson. Deaf an Al
John. ". c. Luper, Deaf and Dumb,
Jonas N. cortnsn, Blind,
George L. Jones, Blind.
william Holt. James Holt, Deaf and Dumb.
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SALT. AND RECEIVE HAVE ON COSl
~ sgnment large lot of Coast Salt for sale BY MI
sack, or larger quantity Also Rice by the fierce at
CREECH LlTcH RORbtS
Auction and Com. Store
Raleigh, July Z, 1868. 55H