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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

AsrHMA AM CoNsuMPTIoN

9. ANIfIMA AND UUNbUMTIIUN,-
The proofs Of cures Of the most distressing
cases of Asthma and Consumption by Dr.
Snickland's MelliAuous Cough Balsam,
speaks louder than words to the merits Of this
Incompatible remedy. A grateful patient
writes ii am happy to bear my testimony to
the wonderful powers Of your Cough BalsaH
in curing me of the most troublesome cough
and shortness Of breath after all other means
had failed Can any result be moro -
ine what a load Of suffering was rem,
theuae Of this noble Ceagh Balaam. sn
fdruggiala- cer4s per bottle.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

ns-Them il nothing dehni'e uon
Brnxslpr. The impression prevails IN
Washington that LoSssrRrrT having
hoer informed of BR,oa's defeat would
make desperate cD.rt to capture Knox
vile. in order to gst supplies for his army
and ,hc necessar transportation to enable
linn TO move his command into Virgins
News from that quarter is looked for will
interest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
,o,,v Morwan IN Canada.

A dispatch from Toronto, announces
that JonN MoReAE had arrived there ga
be Great Western Railway AS no m
formation has been had Of the prisoners
since tIeir escape, not even as regards the
d;rection taken in their Fight it is almost
certain they have succeeded !" making
good their escape.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
pa5-The Nev-Hampshire Stafes aud Uni

B6S-The New Hampshire States and Onion
has the folowisg important announcehent:
We have in opr possession ballotthat was
used by the Adpinsttaion Abolition party at
the last eleetiodin Chic, having the identical
emblem upon il bach which was adofied by
Napoleon in Fsanee nn cerlhin oceaSon,
when he told hl army they might vote for
anybody they plhased, but the man wto dared
to vote against apoleon should be shot at the
head of his req heDt Wiai this peculiar con
iiguration the lillot cannotbe folded without
detecting its p9iteal eharaEter, and the hin
colnites of OhlI Bed 1t prehbely as Nahdepu
did, to detect II ihose whobted Against theil
candidates. ILlcontains op ) face the hame'
Of John Broua for Governor and Al the resi-
Of the Lincol1 nominees, aHd Is q good illus
cation u 'h'theapolism dffthe AdmlnistrA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01
{. no,,TuINns WE ADV

.Ia.NR HHH
e.,,.l and e,art mattcot0 Nil mon, o. "hA'''e'
:. ~, ,.,,',,,a.ton. reiieious or poillcMi , Al,
t.,.. .o,n,.er,,e. ana honest friendship WIN "'
-. ss.swslig,g alliances with none -, ,t.i,
li ,..,t l,ninistraiiaaa ior our
s 'cst hnwarks egalnsi
-. i.eis '4'Hirf ,..f,,,o,nt tu its
a-ai4iS sheet aucti0r, OF our
& election by the poo
sI,. ria nses. which arc ldp-
nsa aase ire epoaeoahle renie-
(, X ~ Jnterovided' a.. ,.,.,.,,,, NJ tho ,,t,
A,5fkfital principle Of republics rom Mal.n ,,h ~ n
p7Yl Nj 81 fDree, the vital prnflplo Ahu ''''''
1tent df despotisin, .,-.,,,,..,, IL, ,,eoce
lll d,sinimed militia, our best reliance IN lelce'
Z tor mo trst moments ufwAr ui regulars "N -
q @prsmacy OF the civil over the military "t
,oi.,ssy IN the public expense, that labor may b
,s,s,neSt nayment OF our debts, aud sacred pre-
= nlinn Of the puhlic iaith; ,....
,cenn,cement ofagucultrre, and ofcommerce ~
Ea1aiIsion ofiuformalion. aaa arrangement OF ail
n "a al the bar Of public reason;
esdon Of religion,
F egDoa OF FHR rHEss -
Z ires on Of person itnier hs protection " ne MA
= c0nPuH:
A trial 6y iuries imparliaiy selected"
THOMAS IEFFERSON.
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Important to all Interested

j. H. LBNTZ 81 SON.,
(Successor b LentE Wecke,)
IIAVR Just receivBd from the Eastern market, at
cash pun chase 4 n large assortment Of mons la
dios boys youths, m sses, and children's Boots,
Shoes and Caters o. lie first quality and latest style,
and at prices that DEFY ,ompeen. Also, good as;
sortmont Of Hats ald Caps for men and boys All
kinds OF work made tobrder of the best material and
workmanship. iii il warranted.
FRED. f. WECKEI, foreman, will surely please
you if you give them trial.
Call and exam ne ibeiI stock before purchasing else
where. " 4 j. +. LENTH SON,
aug iO4 Man between Third and Market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

c JulN ls6l' nearly ha'i a m''i'on " uo'
- Exchange ~
hats small item. Sos,c of the
ri, oamblc,s and Government thieves
N' -.
~ tl1t fm'l'
,ssst.r t... 49, a
lheGN |af7 ~ :
,o cs .re e WaatS na g, S
aos s.y, /soac ts
"tt utt Mu' Erg
u ,a utruGt tn H'.e I
liatc And -Hus coaa a
su h. I mrci ~ I
eE,fa.'u a.ymE alaT5 {
mt u8d sam.t0.r az WITH
rraHs a.e myi.ps o. \
hs, for tls,
on1 uu yoof saa
aa So, la tsl Fi.b alg +
bga 4dNr
80. a.
oD aHtrsaa ions II NAV ,r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

\ are created free and eoual. they
mt that all wbae men were created
ooral nol;tical r;obts. Anv Nother
,h;a declaration would
.u....r 4ua, OK fa1s rwl
ltbs d.. mant lNoy ve,
Hr sal6ms aud uv mdinn.
gso, serh eps
.Le ueqo as
Who
sl.s ut aI.
,3.. r.g ran
-. s,.e,ut
.f..ao af eiositg
n. ,.,ie, a ltis
-. saa ID, BE-
n.ee ,or .l,ln,s .I.
lr5is ~. pr ss
rea-,c anti tl
,,-,,, i.,...n,.,.
nt U.rn thr r walton
ar,,ssaI .t.E as1.oal
rB. r, ,t,
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

noted New York gambler has cleAred at
branch establishment, at Washington,
Jul& 1861, nearly half a million Of dol
--ErehaRge.
hats small item. Soh'e of the
Ily gamblers and Government thieves
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

I seIuus,ry hlbita troubled with weakness,
alpi,ation OF lhc heart, lack Of appetite,
er eating, torsd liver, constipation, A..
suffer il tnoy iill not try the celebraied
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-01

sg- When om forefathers said call
i are created free and equal. they
mt that all phHe men were created
i equal political rights. Any Nother
'hia declaration would
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-06-17

course Of the river, and is Distant about $50 miles
southwest Of jackson by land.
Baton Rouge is the capital Of Louisiana situated
on the. east bank Of the Mississippi % miles be-
low Port Hudson by the course of the river.
Pearl river rises in the Northern central part OF
Mississippi, and flowing in q southerly direction
past jackson distance of ESQ miles, passes through
Lake Borgue into tie Gulf of Mexico.
Yazoo river is deep, narrow, sluggish stream,
29O miles long from the junction of the Talahatche
and Yallabushs, (Which form iD to its mouth on
the Mississippi, about 10 miles above Vicksburg.
In naygable qualities it is said to be unsurpassed
BY any river of its size.
Yallabusha river rises little to the westward OF
okolona, and pursuing westward course, unites
at Lefiore with the Tallahatchie, and forms the
fazo0. In the winter, it is navigable by steam
boats to Grenada on the New Orleaps, Jackson and
Northern Railroads, distance of ninety miles,
hllahatchie river rises in the extreme northern
middle part of the State, and running first south.
east and then southerly direction, forms juno
ton with the Yallabusha at Lefore about 100
miles by land, north of jackson, and forming the
Yazoo. Its length is about $50 miles, and it is
naVlgable to the mouth of the Coldwater Greek, a
distance of 100 miles.
Suntower river is small stream rising near the
mississippi river, and after flowing about $50 miles
enters the Yazoo about 75 miles from its mouth.
Big Black river rises in Northern Central Misss-
slppi, lin Choetaw county,) and flowing about 200
miles in southwcstery direction, passing between
jackson and Vicksburg, emptiss into the Mississp-
pl river, two miles above Grand Guif-Atzaat0
Commonwealth ~
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They can have no just grounds for fear, whose
confidence is in God

SABBATH BREAKING, BY ORDER-It appears to be
strange anomaly in our system of government,
that while the Executive leads the sublime example
of Christian, and the leaders of our army invaria
bly, give praise to God for every victory which
crowns our arms, that the simple boon, if so we
may term il, which God himself requires as par
tal return for the blessings with which he fa1ors
us, the observance Of the Sabbath day, should be
ignored If this, however, were all, or necessity
demanded it the sin would not assume the mSagni-
tude which it does as we see it in its operations at
the Confederate States Laboratory. Here, several
hundreds Of females, including troops Of children
are employed without cessation, without one day Of
grace, one day of recreation to shine down upon
them not day for the older to visit the sanctua-
ry, nor for the young to shape their tender minds
under the influence Of Sabbath day Instruction.
Oanpot this be remedied? Will not an increase of
force obyiate this Sunday workP There are hun
drsds Of poor women and children who apply in vain
fee of the Young Mems. Christian Association, in
the Enquirer building to seek gratuitous assist
ance We meet them every day as we enter. Sure
ly there can be no excuse for this governmental
Sabbath breaking -Richmond Enquirer.
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Another Habeas Corpus Case.

In July last, William B. Costnor, of Henderson county,
private in company A, 25th regiment troops who
had been severely wounded in the battles Richmond
hired as substitute, Allen Robinson, sesd as who had
been private in the company who had been dis
charged by of being the copscrpt age and
discharge was duly given TO costnor BY CO.. a. N. Rut-
ledge BY reason Of having furnished the aid Robertson as
substitute Id February last, Lieut.. julius A. Poor, Of
the 25h regiment being at home and acting under orders
from the Colonel Of said regiment arrested Costnor as
member Of his company absent without leave
Costner by his attorney applied to His Honor Judge
Shipp for writ of habe1s corpus which was granted and
Lieut. Poor appeared before the Judge with s prisoner
and after hearing of the Judge Shpp decided there
ustcause for his detention and ordered his dis.
charge from custody. :. 80.
Being about return to his regiments LIEUT. Poor dis
regarding the order of Judge Shpp reerrested Cosner
for tho purpose of returning him to his oerpsny and his
Excellency GOV. Vance, being notified that Poor and his
prisoner would pass Raleigh, ordered SQUAD Of e t6
be detailed from the 8sth regiment n Niiit;a and to
proceed to the depot Of the Central Rsikoed 6 is Civ
take Cosuor into custody and deliver him "a a Iduant
General The squad was detailed and under comsu Of
Capt William H CrewdeI proceeded q abectsd 10 tie
Wss. On ysstesdiI morning took oossao custody and
special osr immediatsy issued b. order of Gov
Vance, permitting Cestno ipasnuch aihe had been dis
charged from the operation Of the consdt act to return
10 his home and to be Protested by Che litia ocers Of
the State from further arrest undet t the judg
ment of Judge Ship was reversed 81 some judicial a6
thory having jurisdiction ofsuch cases-De;V Pspess
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Salem, June II, 1868.
Confederate Officers hung as Spies.

MuRTREEsRoRo, June 9.-Co Laurence William Orten.
formerly Laurence Williams, of the ed u cavalry at
Chief of Artillery. and Lieut.. Dunlop of the rebel army
were arrested and hung spies last night at franklin
under the following circumstances They made their an
equipments of Colonel and Major and presenting them
selves Inspectors of the United States army having
ders from Assistant Adjutant General E. D. Townsend
and countersgned by Gen. Rosecrans to inspect the or
fcations of this department.
Col: Watkins grew suspicious Of them, and compunica-
TED n who to
the army Gen. Rosesrans replied in the negative and on
finding themselves detected, the rebels confessed Docu.
were found on them. Gen. Rosecrais ordered court
martial this morning. They were hung COL Baird tele.
graphs that they were spies Of no ordinary and
brave men Often was cousin If Con. Lee md vas
brother of Williams, late on Gen. MoCleilSn's staff
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Coon SocIETY.-It should be tbo
men to 50 into good society-we m ,"s am
nor the proud, nor the Fashionable ea n not
of the wise, the intelligent, and T. out til
you find men who know more th,n ,ue good
whose conversation you can gain ; you Do
always safe to be found with then 'al0r@at
down many man to associate wit, lShas
vulgar where the ribald song was s,'a aa the b
indecent story told to excite Iausb.asu sung 8, d
the bad passions.s u'er, Or hi
Lord Clarendon attributed succes,
in life to associations with persons ~, and
virtuous than himself. If YOU w rO[e ean rs
and respected, if you desire 6appiu"esssa to b
cry, we advise you to associate viii Why y aad up
and the good. Strive for excelleues1 e inteG,'
tegrity, and you will never be found y shisi
pollution, or in the ranks of prosaa, Spk,
blers. Once habitua,e yourself to y irts
once secure love for good society, , apd
ment would be greater than bv acc sda no b
hged for a half day to associate with ~. VI
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PLACES OF NOTE IN MISSISSIPPI, :

Jackson the capital of Mississippi, contains about
10000 inhabitants and is situated on Pearl river,
about forty.six miles east of Vicksburg and about
two. hundred miles north Of New Orleans. Tho
Southern Mississippi Railroad from Vicksburg to
Meridian, Miss. and the New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern railroad to Memphis and the North
cross each ether at Jackson.
Vicksburg is situated on elevated, uneven ground
on the east bank of the Mississippi, about foltysix
miles west of jackson, and by the course Of the
river, about four hundred miles from New Orleans
Railroads are projected and partly completed to
Shreveport in Louisiana, on the west, and to Sell
ma, Ala, on the east The latter road (Southern
Mississippi) crosses the New Orleans, jackson and
Northern Railroad at jackson, and the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad 1T Meridian, Miss
aeri.iian is asma place. 1s4 miles west of north
OF Mobile situated the Mobile and Ohio railroad
where it is crossed by the Southern Mississjpp
from vieksburg to Selma. 1t is about 40 miles
east castro from Visksburg, and ninety-four cast from
Grenada is situated at the head Of Steamboat nav.
igahon on THE Yallabusha river, one Of the tributa
RES Of the Yazoo, and 113 miles north by east Of
jackson, on the New Orleans, jackson and North.
ern Railroad
CAUTION is Aourishing town in Madison Co, Miss.
OF which it Is the county site It is situated on the
New Orleans, Jackson and Northern Railroad,
about % miles northeast of jackson. q
west Of Jackson, and about eight mlessouth Of the
Southern Mississippi Railroad, with which it is
connected by branch road, and about the same
distance from the New Orleans, jackson, and
Northern Railroad.
okolona is . small town in Mississippi, on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and no miles north Of
northeast from jackson, and about rs little north
Of east OF Grenada and 800 miles by the railroad
from Mobile and 81 south Of Uorinth. 1t present
the cars on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad do not
run beyond 0koiena. -
Grand Gulf 10 . small town on the east bank of
the Mississippi river, two miles below the mouth of
the Big Black, and about 30 miles santh-vest Of
jackson. =, .-1s.'"' = = FL -
Port Gibson is . Aouishing town in the Bayou
Pierre, small strea which enters the Mississippi
shout ten Mules bslow the Big Black and Is sitns
TED about % miles from the mouth, Of the Bayou,
about ten miles southeast from Grand Gull, and 66
| miles southwest from jackson.
Port Hudson is a'town: of some impor. in the
Parish fEast Feliciana La, and is situated ontfe
east bank Of the Mississippi 1913 miles aboys New
Orleans, and about ESQ below Vicayburg by the
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for tho law recognizes imprisonment and sanctions
it as punishment for crime, but the Law knows OF
NO place OF Bastile whers the citizen. who is con-
fined, may not have the advice and AID fcounse'1a
am denounced for styling: military men who 90
their fellow men great injustice s ana injury wItaoes
"Mobs. ny The Journal calls Abe Lincslna tyrant
for arresting such men as Vallandigham, without
form Of law and his soldiers, who execute such Or
ders are generally termed mobs In what do the
arrests of Valandigham and thousands Of others in
the North, differ from the arrests Of such men as Dr.
Isaac W. Jones, Geo. Mason, and others, (sithout
form of law) amongst us? There Is NO right unaes
the Constitution and Laws of North Carolina for the
preparation of such acts by the military authorities
NATHANIEL BOYDEN.
June 1st 1858.
AN that was meant by this term. The arrest BY
armed men without authority of law citizen in civil Life
in the peaceable pursuit of his private business.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH. CARO1
A rROCLAMATbON

" HEREAS, INFORMATION HAS REEr n
~ ed by me from the Sheriff Of Haywood
that W. 7. G1LLAT, who is charged with the mn
one Vaa les in said County, has effected his ESCAPE
ZEBULON B. VANCE, Governor of North-CJ
DO issue this Proclamation, offering reward Of wi
dred dollars $4,000 for the apprehension of said (,a
delivery Of hin into the hands Of asid Sheriff of hi
So In witness whereof, 2. B. VANCE, CD
SEAL Captain General and Commando in. ca
ssss?esas signed these presents and caused the On
of the State to be affixed. '''
Done at the City of Raleigh, this 10th day of II
d. 1853, and in the year of our Independence the
r. H. Battle, JR., Private sec'y. 'A'
June -, 1858. Avis.
.:W Hendersonville Times copy two weeks \
Knoxville Glenn Register one week.
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IMPORTATION WANTED.-Any person :,
give any information of the y6era,ho oua VI
). lilly, Go. q. 22d N. c. T., whether . %as,
Will confer great favor on his aged nsr usSaa
nave had no tidings from him since E last sas
ne - was left by his company at a nIs sps
6rlck church." near Gordonsville, Va '8
his parents have sent six sons to ths ,u,
OF whom they have lost. In view of thsss aI
Is hoped that Editors will have the genera
publish this notice. Any information tt,,
t tv'1,geG oy VIM. T. lilly, Red Shoals, Sto ok
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH. CARO-
A PROCLAMATION.

:" HEREAS, THE TIME LIMITED IN NrI
W. clamation, dated the 9th of May, iorbiddinrI
portation of certain articles from the State, for th
from the 18th of the past month, will soon exn;rs
:. Now, therefore, I, ZEBULON B. VANCE, GoyrJ
North Carolina, do, by and with the advice,of The
Of State issue this Proclamation, continuing said
ton thirty days from the 18th inst, subject to The
uons ga ana restnctlons contained in said Proclans
clamation to justices Of the Peace and Militia Off,.
S's''a''aS In witness whereaf zzzekex B. H.
ssEAL. nor, Capt.i. 1sA.Ssi and bOmznSausE
e,sesssses hath signed these presents and caused 1
Seal of the State to be affixed.
Done at the City of Raleigh, this sth day of June
1858, and in the year of our Independence the SID
~ the Governor: q. b. VAN
/ +. Il. Battle, JR, Private Sec'y.
June ~, 1853. 4S-wSEj
% All daily papers in the State. insert one va
weekly and semi-weekly papers two weeks each
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The many friends of Iowa Royster of this City, will be
graed to learn that he has been appointed to sPoslSn
University of The State where his talents won for him the
very highest distraction. Immediately upon receiving his
his Alna Mater which position he filled to the satisfaction
of every till the commencement of the present trou-
bles Since that nehe has served as an enlisted in
the LIST N. c. Cavalry Our army contains gallant
spirit than Iowa RoYster.-Proqress.
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PILES, FISTULA, TUMORs,
Ulcerations of the Womb, Spermatorrhe
philitic Affections. &c.

hR. J. A. CLOPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE
~ will be in Raleigh the first of July, where
consulted for few days, Heoperates with perke
for Piles, and guarantees perfect cure in ere!
Piles where the Tumdrs come down when OF SCI
operated with perfect success few days ago, n,1
a years standing, his tumors coming down as
dress Mr.. H. Il. Berry, Monticello, Florida.
DR.. c. operated on some desperate cases in SsHs1
yeaS one Of them is known to every citizen Of 81
Ladies Of the City and vicinity will be visited J
homes. He will be in Salisbury the first of JuDa !
borough the 18th of June.
March 30, 1868. 24-S9
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$500 REWARD.

HEADo'Rs Co. 4, S9D RECT N. C. Ti,]
DANIELS BalaADE, xsAR FRrDERIcKsBuRs
--s-.. May 95th, W.
THE FOLLOWING MEN HAVE DEsERTD1
u my Company, priyates James Church, Jssi1
W. Phillips and VIM. A. Waters. from WilkessI
fhos. w. Riley, from near Hillsborough, and ~
ter, from Randolph. will pay fifty dollars Il.
each 81 the above deserters, delivered to
SCRIPT Camp Of Raleigh. W. L. LONyysc,C
Capt. Comp.ssse,I
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W. r. RICHARDSON d co,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MEBCb1

We H. HlCHARDSON q GOS
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION AEBCb1
: Raleigh, N. G.
tOFFICR ON FAYETTEVILLE srREshI
WILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTIVE
w sales and purchases of State and Conteoeisal
Bank and other stocks, collection Of drafts ana
ness connected with the different departments OIL I"
government. "a
Bank notes of all Southern States bought anaS
REFERENCES. T."
0: G. Parsley, Wilmington.
w. A. Wright, do.
John D: Williams, Fayetteville.
w. G. BroadfGqt do
j. J. Blackwood, Charlotte.
W. K. Lane. Wayne County.
John D. Whitford. Craven County.
Hon. Thomas Ruffin, Alamance County.
d. Hon. W. N: Edwards, Warren County.
Hon: D: ". Courts, Rockingham County.
b. W. Guion. Lincoln County,
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January Is, 1862 6T
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STRAYED.
june 9, 1859.

a LARGE SORREL HORSE, BLAZE fA I.si
"A l0to - years old, fore feet white, and iGs
sprung: he is fast PAGER. He strayed Oh Is'b
don and Halifax. probably near Weldon, While Srt
bsionging to the 68d regiment were being tran,r
Garysburg to Goldsborough. Information co ..Sd.
will be thankfully received and suitably rM
-. Rocky hoG1 "
Mayls. 1885. - i-wss|,>
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The Lynchburg Republican says 1858 lbs. to-
bacco sold there on Friday at average of upwards
1890 per cwt Besides the foregoing, sundry lots
were sold as follows: 324 lbs at $l65, go lbs. at
&c., $50 lbs at $780, 90 los. at $2a6 $50 lbs at $50,
en6 $40 lbs. at ST., go per ewt
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We should use our cunning as we do our courage
always have it ready to defend ourselves, never
to offend Others
There seems to be little practical difference
between the friend who does you no good and the
enemy who does you no harm.
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THE PEOPLES FACTION

"E>ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR TEL
w eft of the people. We are now manufaetr
Eysng shuttle and id:tashioaed looms, spinaisy
eedstsads, &c. In few days we expect to be man
ing shoe lasts and pegs
Our Foundry is also in operation and castings
kinds will be furnished as far as possible. lTbea
interests OF the country will receive espteiaIa
We will pay the highest prices for old CASTING
you must bring to us if you desire the supply Of d
ings to be kept up. We shall soon be prepared
plans of various kinds by wholesale and retail
wives will be furnished with necessary articles y
prices. SIMPSON 4 H0O1
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