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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-18
RAILROADS,
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80 L-Aa44AN4a
q - 91lllla = 3 Z. itI,,a - -
-
lSss SUMMER ARRANeEIETf. lsss
On and Afisr 6onda5l AbFif 1Oth, lsss saesT a.
Trains will leave Cleveland e. follows:
st TTaint5l5 A. H.-OLHOINFAII ExPREss-
stopping at Grafton, " ellin gt0n New Lon-
I ee don shelby Srestlines eeliozi oardinEt0D,
1f .raai grestline at 10 a. NJ, ColuubU loa5a.m.,
9syton 29 p p 3 oinsinHe g. 49,. . ?. n In
of as CTsStii5o s95t s9 y HSyne 20 m, OhsasO
q Train -2l 5P. M.-ACCOAIMODBFION-sto -stopplHs
a. sS an stations and arrives IN Columbus -,.
Cd Train-z5s5 P a.--NIGHFE EXPRESS stopping
ieH 5e5sas 81 e1T5aiton, N9llingtony New London
3qla3 ton and DelaEArei arriving st tCrestlins at
" p NJ 9olunbua II Is p.m, Cincinnati
NJ Lo1isyifio 20 4 A. 81 Ilsli G ~ ~ llst
7H5 Esy2e 2i9a. m, and Chicago ia OrostiIns
Trains arriys at 0lsvsland s45 an as and ss5p.m.
'.1il'i 5ft ueCONRRCTIOHs.
holoY nduakyJ Mansfield NeWsrk Bailfoad, feF .i
Nan Hllih1nI1tsldsr Nc. vernon. HeEarks zAnes-
CFsstliTe- ~ FIttis5EE E9Et gegns hssesO Reil-
Ess. a95 EssiioE Mansssd, S0ostsf. IA q
Grafton ana Besiontins Railroad Line, lor Marion,
51selIsLo1iai4e Isii % siq9ey, Union, Muncie. IN 80
Vile, louisville, Cairo, b. Lo1i5, q. y m
Mani DSGa C6iahbSas iS SnasSIS ana xsa
fIifrr Railrosd, for Xenia, Dayton, thdianapolis
Terre Hauts St. Louis, Morrow, Loq6lnud,
H"it and Cincinnati, end with the Ohio Mis-
lIlssippi Railroad at Oincinnatffor Louisville
AfansTllsB Cairo, ST. Louis, aud all 7oiniB
olu p a 70 ic aroaa for Newark zano,
'-if VILE Wheeling, &c; Columbus Piqua Hs
..s--.L Indiana hailrOad Tor PiquR, Qrbana, &C.
~ For Tickets to all points and infoFmatobe i' H
ply Et the Passenger StatOn, and at Union 4 30
OHcei l47 SuperiOr-st '-.f" +
UIsveland, April sOth, 1855 = . 'A'iAE' i.''sla
GtuEVELAND q FRTH n I'd THelsf-I
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tsss 6's6I7E6 ARRAEeEaEEF. - lses
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-18
ilIEYELAND { ERIE &. B. :


ana after Monday, April abth. lsss, Pasus0gsl
,rains viii run as folloWB:
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NLEVELAND & TOLEDO r. b,
1868. sUMMEB ARRANGEMENT.


OonnectionB are made Gt HOnroeYille with the SAM
dasky, Mansfield & Newark B.R-, a. OiYds with The
Bandnsky, Dayton 3 lhcinnah u. B., ct fremont
with Fremont q indiana K T., and at Loledol with
the Michigan Southern q Northorn Indiana and To-
IedO Wabaah Railroads for Chicago, Dstroit JACK
son, Fort WHYne, LOgsu5port Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, e. Loui5 and ell points Wests AorthUees ana
Southwest. D. ft.,f f,5fs
West st $50 A. H., 5.3l p ", and 9.2s p -. From
5anduskY at 52S A. n. l. ID. RUOKER, Hup.t-
Cleveland, April 20, l3G5 -rr.,f-.l .rr-rF
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21
Ofiae of the Literary Board,
RALEIGH, March 2Sth, 1858.

TTNHE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS WERE AD0P-
4 ted aud ordered by the Board to be published with
the tabular statement setting forth the Spring distribution
of the Literary Fund:
RssoLU That this Board approaching the condition of
tn country and locking b. the future history of this
teudents School Committees and citizens generally
the absolute importance of energetic and general effort
peEpeIuae and to increase number and efficiency the
Common Schools Of the. State and that they called
upon to give 70 the General Superintendent their
est CO operation.
Rcsored That the funds of the Board under proper
management ample together with the School tax from
in the State efficient School for good portion of the
year.
ResOLUed That it is the desire of the Board that
the Boards of SuperinendenIs and School committees
shall annually expend the entire of School fund
TO the credit of each county, keeping up the Schools
Teachers and especially when it be done, wounded
and disabled soldiers ut such prceA will remunerae
them for their services
Resolved That the assessments made for Common
Schools in those counties which be in pos
session of the enemy shall be placed to the credit OF said
counties the books of the Board shall be dsbusec
| to them AS soon as they can be properly used.
ThePresdent and Directors Of the Literary Fund having
made distribution of 00O ordered that the following
tabular statement be published showing the Spring dis
tnbutiUn To each county.
The amount of said Spring distribution will be paid to
those entitled to the application to the Treasury
| Department.
The counties of Clay Mitchell and Trausylvana will
ceve their shares from the counties of which they
were respectively formed, there having been report
from said counties under the law Of the General Assembly
2. B: VANCE,
| PrsSidsnt cffcio.
/ r. Fl. BATTLE JR,
NscrsfU az he
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DAVENPORT FEMALE co1,

(NBAR THE MouNrAIysN
Rev. A. G. STACY, President and Prof
NORA Science and English Literatnrs '''Or Oh Mental
Rev. GEoRGE z. RoUND. A B. Professor r,,
Natural Science and Ancient Lanpn.gaS vi Aathensf
J: ). MONTGOMERY, ESQ.,, Assistant IN MaL
Mrs. Z. AMELIA WILBAR, Instructrpss ~ GIHiatcs
partment COS IN Literary n
Miss EMMA RANKIN, Instructress in Mps;
MISS SARAH I. RANKIN InsIructress IN n
Branches. 600 IN Ornane,,,
Mrs. c. F. STACY, Superintendent of soci,, ..,
duties ~ ''''al and dOuss
A. A. ScRoGGs, NJ. D., Lecturer on phu,;,
Hygiene. HISTOLOGY an,
RFOR THE PRESENT YEAR, THERE W.T.,
irregular collegiate tenn divided Int I'LL b. Az
The summer session will commence NJ Two Session,
close August the 3lst The second se:si ae 18th and
september the LIST, and end December the ID WI" bpR
Charges per session, or half term payabis s,.
vance. strictly in "a
Board $40; Tuition sls; preparatory daro,,.
ton No. /, $40; Section No q IS; Mns; ~. tlment
SlS; Oil and Pastel Painting sis; Ancient Drssn,
ec, extra; washing extra. Students to furni,
lights, sheets, pillow cases, towels ETC. u 'he UEs
The College is beautifully situated in manu-
glon, remote from the ravages of the enemv
surpassed for health and comfort No efTt SIiNats ur
to make the institution equal to the best Fen, oe
the COnfederacy. For further particulars ami
dent at Abbevitle G., H., s. Z. Those Wbp ~ Tue r
ronlze us this year, would do well to notify N to pat
at Their earliest convenience. Breakfasting N HE h
passengers may dine in LenOir the same d SALISBURY
The President will take charge of studenlsatSS,.
May 9th, and conduct them to Lenor ''S'esTiIe
April IA, 1868. a.,
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NOTICE.

FEVHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING, AT THE MARCH
term "A d. 1853, Of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions OF the County of LenOr N. c. qualified Ad-
minstratOr Of the estate of Dr. Samuel Chapman de-
ceased late of the County of Craven c. hereby gives
notice to all persons indebted to the said deceased
Immediate payment, and those having claims against said
scrbed by law, this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery.
Also at the late residence of said Samuel E. Chapman in
the County of Alamance, N. c. Monday (27h twenty
seventh day of April next will his administrator
p"se 10 public sale to the highest bidder the pershabe
pery belonging the estate horses hogs cattle
one two horse baruuche household kitchen
furniture &C. &c. will also, the time hire for
the remainder If this year, few slaves among them
gpod blacksmith For all sums of ten dollars and under
cdsh above that credit Of six months for notes with
approved security The property will not be delivered
Until the terms are fully com Piled with.
T. jenkins, Admir-
AIaHhahce TO-, ~ u, Marcn ~, 1855. 27-9t.
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MCCLELLAN AND SCoTT.-A correspondent Of the
New York Tribune states circumstantially that Nc
Clelans reason for not reporting his plans &C., to
Scott was that &c had discovered that SCOTS office
was not safe place to report to; that he had found
out that SCOTS sonnlaw, Col. Henry L. Scott, had
exposed them to the Confederates that the latter
on being summoned to the White House, confessed
it. and instead of being punished placed on the
retired list, with the pay and emOluments OF Colonel
of cavalry, and immediately went to Europe, where
he is doing all he can for secession All this the
correspondent says, is the reason why Gen. Scott
will not publish anything.
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HONEY LOST.

II OST, ON. THE NIGHT OF TUE 22D M NJ,
Last, at the North Carolina Depot Raleigh aA AB1St
recollected: certificate from the Treanr as LAT as
issued 18th September, 1862, to Samuel J. NJ rs
$1,000, eight per cent bond; some 80 in Stat tor
notes iGndabie in six and eight per cent bonds
hundred dollar, three fifty, and sumo twenty DOH So one
federate bills; and between forty and SKI d3r" o.
bank bills Ny name, Capt John E. Murray ca S SS
T. volunteers. was also in the book aiso A. T. I'm
the BOOK relieving me Of my command said regime,
hereby warn all persons from trading far SSaI
certlheate as have applied for duplicate of The %
, any information concerning this loss NAV he Iot Il
the Editor OF the Sandard and satisfactorily reu4 n1
be paid for the recovery of the memorandum b,o VIII
and money. JOHN A MT gRTS R3Pers
April 10, 1868. 3Ie-w @tS, y. y
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grllti-4preklq 6tapharal.
Shall, we know Each other There

When we hear the music ringing
Through the bright celestial dome,
When sweet angel-Voices singing
Gladly bid us welcome home,
To the land of ancient story, -
Where the spirit knows no care
In the land of light and glory
Shall We know each other therel
When the holy angels meet us,
AS we go to join their band,
Shall We know the friends that greet us
In that glorious spirit-land?
. Shall We see their dark eyes shining
On us as in days of yoreG
Shall we feel their loved arms twlning
FondlY round US as before!
Oh, We weary tempest-tost ones,
Droop not, faint not by the way;
Ye shall surely find the lost ones
In the land of perfect day.
Harpstrings touched by angel fingers,
Murmur in my raptured ear
Evermore their sweet tone fingers
We shall know each other there.
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lY THE GOVERNOR OF NoRTH-CARo-
LIMA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WN1HEREAS, 1T has BECOME APPARENT TO NE
w and to all who interested in the welfare Of The
State and who have any feelings of humanity for suffering
among their feiUwmen; from the cries which reach us
from the poor all sections of the land that starvation
will be the fate of many of our heretofore favored people
unless the Of specudting in the measures IT NE
can be arrested and whereas is my bOunden duty to-
protect citizens of the State Of which have4he honor
to be the Chief Magistrate against the evils consequent
upon this crime, 10 the utmost Of my ability:
Now therefore, /, ZEBUL0N D. VANCE Governor of
Carolina do by and with the advice and consent
of the Council of State issue this Proclamation, tObddng
all persons for the space of thirty days from the date
hereof ot exporting of the following articles beyond
the Limits Of the State Iowit: Salt Bacon, PORK
Beef Corn Meal Flour Wheat Potatoes Shoes, Leather
Hides Cotton Cloth, and Yarn aud Wooden Cloth.
From this prohibition the following persons are to be
exempted: All Quartermasters and Commissary Agents
of the Confederate Government and of any State Of the
COnfederacy exhibiting proper evidence Of their ocial
character Alse all Agents of any County District Town
tory proof of their Agency for the purchase of such articles
for such County, District Town Corporation for public
uses for distribution at cost and transportation ana
not for resale profit Also all persons whether residents
or nonreSdentS of the State who purchase any OF
said articles for their private of which, before the
articles removed their OATH before Justice OF inc
Peace may be taken evidence The exception is to ex
tend Salt made by residents the coast and in
their works. and to cargoes entering port OF this
State from abroad.
ANY of said articles that may be stopped in trdnst"
from borders be conscaed to the Of the
State The Colonies of Militia throughout the State are
epjoined to that this Proclamation is enforced ,
earnestly appeal to all good citizens To sustain ana AID
in carrying out the object this Proclamation is design
ed as far as possible, TO effect
49,, In witness whereof ZEBULoN B. VANCE Gov
SEAL nor Cap tain General aud OOnmauder.in Chief
49, hath signed these presents and caused the great
seal of the State TO be affixed.
Done at'our City of Raleigh this 18th day of April A
1853 and in the of our Independence the Sub
BY the Governors 2. B. VANCE.
r, n; BATHS, Jr., Private Secretary.
April IA, 1868. Sat.
I- All papers in the State copy two weeks and send
bills TO Executive O6ce.
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300 NEGROES WANTED.

THNRE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE TIRE
n hundred hands 10 work on the grading of the Chit
ham Railroad.
The line runs through healthy country. high ridg
and ali hands empyed the road, will be well fed IN
cared for We wllhi either by the month the veal
Apply to at Cary, miles west of Raleigh at Hs
wood, or LOckve, Chatham County, n. C.
l. N. CLEGG CO., Contractor
REFERENCES
K. P. Battle. Pres't Chatham K. R Company. RaIeig
and W. J. Hawkins Prest Raleigh CASTOR r. R. Con
pany Raleigh.
Feb. 10, 1853. l3-tE
~ Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Examiner, Peter
burg Express Charleston Mercury Daily Progress, vi
mington Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each il
sert to The amount of six dollars and forward bills TO oft
n. c. Standard.
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why all this attempt to excite odum against the
course that the President Is pursuing' Why bring
a pressure upon him, to make him change it,
For ourselves we like plain, straightforward sail
ing. If weefer to the President, we defer to him;
if We do not, we do not pretend to it. This may
make man I" an awkward courter," but at losst
it best comperts with an honest bearing and man
" natriotism Rich1nnnd Sentinel
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CITY BATTALION
LAST CHANCE FOR CONSCn

HAVING BEEN AUTHORIZED TO RsISp -
Rany to be attached to Major EIlots CITY Ba, CoN
eonscrlpion before being enro!ed) and Obs subject
chance Of joining good company for specfI 70 thu
around Rchnond This Battalion permanently I n aD
ing given. Quarters and ratons frnSIS good cloth
enlistment; als", transportation. Hom dayO
AuuresS VIM. H. ALLISON
Capt. aud Recruiting Otfoo,
April Z, 1868. % 'ICnIIlnd, Va
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

NOR THE APPREHENSION OF A NEGRO HA
4 called DON CARLOS. belonging to Dennis 81
mons. Of Martin county. N. c. Said negro is about
years DID, feet 10 inches HIGH of dark musty coz
pexiOn, has grey whskers, and had when he ieiI'
heavy pair of boots lie ran away from the PleaioD
Railroad about the 2Sh of March, and is no doubt try
to make his way 10 The enemy. We will pay the aou
reward if lodged in any Jail in this State so we can
him. E. WILKES BRO,
Contractors P. Railroad;
Greausboro' N ApriI II. Iss8, sl-StPd
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w. II. RICHARDSON & CO.,

--> W. Il. RICHARDSON & Co.,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Raleigh, N. G..
OFFICE FAYETTEVILLE STREET
"TILL CIV PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
w sales and purchases of State and COnfede bonds
Bank and other Stocks collection of drafts and any BUSH
connected with The different departments of the State
government.
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and Sold
REFERENCES
o. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
W. A. Wright, do.
John D. Williams: Fayetteville.
W. g. BroadfUot, do
j. j. Backwood, Charlotte.
W. K Lane WaYIe County.
John D. Whitfurd. Craven County.
Hon. Thomas RuTin, Alamance County.
Hon. W. N Edwards, Warren County
Hon D. W. Courts, Rockingham County,
II. w. Guion, Lincoln County,
And citizens of Raleigh generally.
January IL, 1858. k-wksveu.
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lodgings; the day was hot, and the windows were
thrown open; they were merry party, and were
talking aud laughing loudly, when some wag who
was passing by threw a penny piece into the ROOM
which fell on the table close by quarter of lamb
that the host was carving. "Ah, mntsaace is
good with lamb ~ cried Theodore Hook.
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FARM WANTED

y WISH TO PURCHASE A SMALL FARM IN ,
high state of cultivation, with good dwelling and al
other necessary improvements Er the comfortable
mediation OF genteel family of six eight persons be-
sides servants; with stock, CROP and farming utensils
also with bedding and all other necessary household AM
kitchen furniture would also wish to hire for the bal
ance Of the year, the hands to work the farm Preference
NorthCarona Railroad, west of Raleigh or on the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad, South of Bprkesve; or
the Railroad, being constructed from Danve to Greens
borough.
Address, with description of property and terms.
"REFUGEE,"
GAINESVILLE, Meckenburg Co. Va.
April L 1863. 29-8tpd.
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$50 REWARD
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVI

o
n HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND 70
II sale, lying in Dave County, few miles below Oi
Hill, OF Hauls Ferry, the Yadkn river
One tract contains about 3g9 acres the other conanI
about 300 acres adjoining each other will sell them
gether separately This land lies in healthy secC
OF country and well adapted the raising of grain and
bacco Any person wishing To purchase, go and vie
the same, aud call to see address at iexingo
NJ. A. HUNT.
Dec. 2, 1882. S7-tE
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NORTH-CAROLINA POWDER MANUAL
URiSts COMPANY.

TEHHE MILLS OF THIS COMPANY, LOCATED
= miles west of Ch II Otte upon the Catawba River
now in fuoperatiOn ii h good supply of material.
orders from any sectn Of the Southern COnfederacy
fine rife and Sporting Powder as also orders from Ra
road Contractors ners and others for Blasting Powd
will be promptly flied. Address
S. W. DAVIS, Prest,
Charlotte C. |
March 81, 1868 2S-Im
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PEWS FOR RENT.

an FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT,
" IN front of the Church. at IL NJ will be offered for
rent the following pews in Christ Church Pews and
and numbers 2, 8, d, 40, As
Raleigh, N. c., April 10, 1868. 8O-td.
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TIME.

ZINE.
Time 1ods, is past; thou canst not it recall
Tune is, thou hast; employ the portion small
Time future is not, and may never be;
limo present is the only time for thee
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1000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE All
'ATJCTION.

TENHE FLORIDA, ATLANTIC AND GULF CENTRAL
Z Railroad Company has 800 0OO acres of LAND which
was appraised in 1853, and conveyed to two Trustees
secure The payment of Free Land Bonds issued BY b
Company; which shall offer FIR sale at Lake City, OIL
Wednesday the 9Th of May, 1873
These lands valuable for purposes Of cultivation
(nany Of theu, Others for timber turpeane and tar
situated i'll the most heathful portion Of the State
oEr great inducements to persons disposed inTes
money in lands. Private sales will be made until the d.
of sale WIN. D. JEFFREIS,
Agent of Trustees.
March 81, 1888. 26--w&swtd.
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NOTICE.

pY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF GR4yvu1p
e County Court, held the LIST Monday in ANN,
1867 shall sell on Saturday the I'd day of Nav IS3 on
credit of six months to the highest bidder tis LOVE- On
longing to the estate of Green Sauuton deceased nn
the lands of kttrel's Springs, b. Y Sims and Others
Bond and approved security required; title held until
the purchase money is paid
April TO- 1863. 3O"wtSW,5
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FOR RENT,

IHNHAT WELL KNOWN HOUSE AND LOT IN TIL
Eastern part of the City of Raleigh recently occup
by Mr. John Hutchirs The house contains 81 rooms an
all the necessary ou'hOuses For TERMS apply the al
dersigned j p H. RUSS
Raleigh, March 49, 1868. 22-tf.|
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1855 BALES OF COTTON

NOR SALE, HALF A MILE FROM RAILROAD
in the interior and under sheter-a good and safe in
estmen Payment take in Confederate bonds or money
Apply to II. L. RURGWYN,
Raleigh, n. c.
APrh IL, 1883. Sl-5t.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON sun
IA day the 26th of january last my negro boy name
ANTHONY. He is of whitish yellow complexion abOu
feet or inches high Is 90 years old and suppose
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hail
and talks short when questioned, and has down look
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me
Prospect Hill, Caswell County, confined any Jail so
get him. F. L. WARREN.
CaSwell CO., March q, 1889. 26-w&Swtf
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TUIHE SUBSCRIBER Is AN UNDERTAKEN ALSO,
II and is prepared with all the fluids requisite for dis
nering and removing dead from any battle field to
part section of The Southern Cunfedeacy All per-
losing friends, relatives fathers, brUlhers
wishing Them taken up aud inferred in their family grave
yard by applying to him will at short notice receive their
friends at any pOiut they wish them moved.
4. F. CHRISTIAN, Wilson, n. C.
Feb. 10, 1888. l3-Sm.
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CHRISTMAN,S OINTMENT.

IUNHE MOST POPULAR AND EFFlCACIngS IN
the Southern Confederacy. is prepared in Wilson,
N. c., by THOMAS +. CHRISfMAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture of this ONT
meu was the of Itch in its various forms. II has,
however proved itself invaluable remedy for letter
cadhead diseases in instances old
of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism. So speedy
has relief been found its for itch and letter. that the
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital In its application to hundred cases.
each itch and letter but failed of has
been tested horse flesh and found certain for
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduced Such
is Of place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof of its vauableneSS the of all these all
II be used any climate. either cold bot,
clear weather without danger the patient.
This ointment is put up only by the subscriber in and
glass Jars with full directions, and will be furnished
persons in of it at from dollar fifty dollars,
according to size of jar application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished reasonable de-
duction, by purchasing large quantity. All orders
REFERENCES.
CHARLES F. DEEMs, ID d., Wilson, n. g.
W. G.. JORDAN, Wilson, \. c.
On. W. II. HooPEE, Caswell Co, n G.
Wilson, N. C., Feb 10, 1858. l3-6m.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NORTH
CAROLINA,

CAROLINA.
RICHARD B SEAwELL and others ]
against
D. G.. FowLE, Trustee. and others.
TENuI5 BILL is FILED. BY THE CREDITORS OF
the third class provided for under the deed of
OF James NJ TOwles and by direction Of the Court
count is to be taken of the assets and the appropriate
ed TO the creditors of the third and fourth classes he
hrst and second having been sased The creditors
hereby notified that such will be taken the
ihireth day of April nstani) the office of said Court
in Raleigh, and they requested to file their CLAIMS
Z. B. FREEMAN, Clerk
April IA, 1888. Std.
II" The Petersburg Express will insert twice week
till day and forward account TO this office.