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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-12

THE superiority of the Howe Sewing Machine for
L Family use and for Manufacturing purposes has
ever been admitted by competent judges, and the
put it the last year enables the
factureT to claim for decided superiority all
other machines. In proof of this refer the
tonshing success of these Machines at the Great Ia
tie national Exhibition, held at London, last summer,
where the Howe Machine received as premiums,
FIVE GOLD MEDALS,
and FOUR HONORABLE MENTIONS, against the com
bined competition OF the Sewing Machine world In
hese awards one comprised the
HIGHEST PREMIUM OF THE FAIR,
being for excellence of Machines. secondary pre-
MUM was awarded the 'tWheeer & Wilson Machine''
on their 'Rotary Hook With this exception
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-11
PLANTING TINE.

The gradual ascent Of the sun from its
wintry course, the whistling winds aad .hs
chirping birds all remind Us that aeea'ng
time 10 near, and that the ploughman must
away to the fields if we would have any
thing to satisfy the cravings OF hunger me
ccming year. We cannot urge too con-
stantlY upon every one, in town and caun'
try. the necessity for planting. Plant
early and plant largely--let every litlir
plst Of ground be made to yield vegetables
of some kind, for be assured they will De
needed. The people in the country should
not only raise vegetables tor themselves
bat for market. People in the city will De
glad to get them. and then they will com
mand good prices. We shall all be COM
PEELED to become vegetarians next summer
whether We like il or net, for there WIN DC
but little meat to be had. We know some
wealthy persons are hording large quaint
ties Of grain and meat, but there are DINER
wealthy persons-some Of them large slave
ksldsrs--who have no meat or gram iof
themselves OF. these dependent on them.
The tact il, and we believe it our duty to
impress it on eur people, the supply -
short, very short, and nothing can save
many OF Us from starvation but economy
and industry.
What meat and bread there is IN the
country is going up every day, and BY the
FIRST Of June we fear that many who are
not considered very poor will be unable TO
get either. Vegetables Irish potatoes,
green corn, tomatoes, squashes and such
things. will keep Us from starving and vii
command good prices. Every family II
town and country that can raise more thar
sufiiciency for themselves should do 50
and bring the surplus to market. Thou,
sands of our brave men lived Cor several
days. while in Maryland, on parched corn
and kept fat. and surely we can keep our
selves from starving on vegetables. Let
every hill of corn be planted that can be
cultivated. and then don't forget the gar
den vegetables. Make every little plot 81
ground produce something; for We shall
need it all. Daily Progreu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-03-11

SOUTHERN WoaEs.-0n the occasion of
the recent departure Of women for the
South, from Washington, some remarkable
developments took place. A Yankee corr
respondent says:
One lady had seven pairs Of CATERS. FIVE
pairs Of boots. Eve pairs Of morocco slip
Vers, three pairs Of dancing slippers Of
white kid, four pairs Of India rubber over
shoes, and q pair ef the longest legged
cavalry boots, with double soles, studded
with good spikes. heels tapped with shoes
OF iron, and tops splendidly ornamentrd
With an abundance Of patch work Of waxed
ends and groundwork Of patent leather.
How about these. Madam = sad the
sficer, as he quietly insinuated the cavalry
boots into her astonished gaze; IF you
will put them on and wear them On your
trip 10 Richmond, you can take Them; bu I
they can 20 with you under no other cir
eumstances." "Done-pll do IL, said the
heroine, and graspins the heavy leather 10
her hands, she retired behind the friendly
crinoliEs OF group Of sympathizers, and
planting her pretty fest-galters and all
into the depths Of tina, monstrous foot hsr-
ness, returned. and awkwardly displayed
them, doubled ceased. to the gaping eyes Of
The this time asfonished Official. lie kept
bis word. Those boots went 90 some bod u
in The Confederate army; or. thes may
have been an intended Christmas present
for Gen. Stuart. Those secesh women do
such things.
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LAND FOR SALE.

4 0FFER.for sale 3I2 acres Of land. Two mil<s
A,north OF Hillsborough. The land il srry produs.
tive, and we'll adapted 10 Corn, Wheat, and Tobacco.
with large quantity Of Meadow grounds. Tie land
10 well supplied with water. and The improvements
consist Of large Barn end Stables. with Two good
framed buildings and log house Ifnot sold soon
will be for rent. Terms to suit The purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
Novemter 5th. 6s-
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NOTICE.

Y LOST Ny PoCKET.BoOK On the 18th o. No
y vembef last, containing between eighty and ninety
dollars also one note Of hand on A. g. Met'rsy Cor
senvenly.6ys dollars; one note on sally Whitfield
Ard Iskn Moore for ihirty-eishi dollars and few
senu, the erael amount not remembered; also oas
note On Alfred BIslsek for fifteen dollars also 70
seiyt from Lewis Bobbii for . note on George VI.
Morton Cor Sixty dollars. AlIpe,sons are hstsbsno.
tked not 10 trade for any Of the above notes, pss
renl has been stopped.
JAMES G. McCLOER,
McCrsy's stsre, n. 6.
January sisl 7s-6,p
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NORTH CAROLINA CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE.



1T - contemplated 70 resume lhs puhllsson d lhs
North Cafolls Christian Advaesie ii IN .stly
day. under the patronage Of the Moth rsrataa Con-
ference. and under the direction and ownership az
joint stock Company, composed Of ministers end lsy.
men. % seeufe IL permsncBcy.
II will be as lie name imports, GHkisrflS Advo.
cate. u will sustain aud defend The doctrines aud
discipline q lhe Methodist Episcopal Church South.
and labor % advance Chrisis Kingdom on earth and
10 promote peace and good will among III men
Besi1ss its earnest, religious character, ii shall be
an advocate Of The moral educational and industrial
progress Of North Csrolna--s welcome visitor 60
even family and 10 the camps Of our brave soldiers.
asd faithful ehronicier Of what NAV be useful and
interesting, and Of the current news
Al sur travelling and local ministers and The stock
holders Of the Company. are specially requested 10
act as Agents faf The paper.
The old subscribers Of The Advocate viii he ann
piled with the nsu sses, 10 the lul amount due them
At the time Of il suspenson bot lie mail book.
are no, 10 the possession o. The Editor he must rel,
on tie Old subscrheu themselves and the Agents. n
furnish hun With Their and post uicss anil The
amount due them.
The Advocate viii be veil printed On good papet,
and will roniain % amount Of reading matte, eaua
q pny papet IN The State.
Dnriig the caniinuance n war price. lhe soh.crin
tim price will IL ~ PER snnam. alra,s II advance
Agents Uhn send u ten ~ more ns,r suh.ef,l.e,,
and ths cask. vii be entitled i, eaps III lhs pape,
f.r year. Ii IL desirable that long iii IL ,su,
III 81 once.
address. WV. i. PELi. Fdito,.
Raleigh. NC.
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Glorious Newsl-To the Publicl

My PARTNER (Mr. ]. A. simpsonl IN The .nop
W formerly owned ~ Jones 4 Hooker. has ii las.
got away lrcm Newbsn, and ws shall sci the shop
u work a. soon possible.
Wewani % buy Lumber Of al sorts Immediately.
Call upon us then. Farmers and Milers. % that We
can gel ready forthwith 10 mend up snd make ,he
tools and machinery necessary Tor you 10 carry On
sork with.
Now Is the time 10 strike for freedom in he manu-.
featuring ine. Bring in your material 10 u and re
eeiss The highest cash price. for il, Or surh wark
you need. noc.o .o
November 5ih. IS
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n OF &c L

HAVING, q November Term. A. ID, ls62. a
n Onnge County Court, gusli6ed - Alminis,rs-
tm d JEFFERSON AONk. drseased. notice i
hereby given % I'll persons having debts claims Or
demands against the estate Of The sad deceased. IL
present them 70 and hose indebted 10 il 10 come
forward and make payment.
J.. ). LEATHERs, Adm'r.
Defender 81 -
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COTTON EXCHANGE.

ME have Few punches 81 Cotton u exchange
~ I'll striped Cotton. shoe Thread. &c.
Would Ike 10 have Weaving done and pay in
Cotton yarn.
Wanted, Rags II four cents per pound. unsarksd
Ashes .. lssnly cents per buShrl. and flar sewing
Thread.
Will pay i premium for the sight Of $3.50 bunch
n Cotton yarn. or bolt II IS cents per yard 81 -
Gottons-hsve not seen either ss yet.
n. N. BROWN & co.
Jansar IS. "a
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ADVERTISING RATES /:

Ten linss make a,quare.
" Advertisements faf The bails ~tli be inssfisss
The Tfi.Mssl5 yrss FL eLoyse 1hs il - tts.
msnt which cannes tail 70 atrssi The aushilep A.
sefIiscrs.
The above raIss spply sny 10 The del, rspst ~
saiilssnsnls will be inserted 10 The ssl, I,I.,
the ssusl regular rates. va: One dollar rsr ,et.is :
tbs htsi insertion. and twenty CENTS zach ssss
gnsai insertion. Address.
JOHN sPELMAN.
Editor anil Prapfirw.
Raleigh. S.u.
October 10. 1869 tep-
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LIST 0F CONTENTS og CASE.
go lbs East Lothian Purple Top Turnip. "a oo..a
so lbs. Bangholm Imm' d peIepTurnip' Z 90 r."
~ ms iehoW hu!'ngham iufhlp. SEQ
~ lns oeisc. n"ihsham 1aHoi, 800
40 lbs, Best Parsnip, LA
! w. heo eeiey, 90
8 lbs. Dwarf York Cabbage, I eo
10 lbs. Golden Ball Turnip, "a
lbs. White Dutch Turnip, %
20 lbs. Salmon Colored Radish, ann
ID. Seymour's White Celery, "a
| ID. STAKEHOLDER Caulifs~sr, Ia
10 lbs. Woods Frame Radish, > a.
lbs. Early H.rn Carrot, "a
IL lbs. Mixed Tnrnip Radisk, 4 os
4 lbs. Early CauhAawer. no
40 lbs. Prickly spinage, az
ID. White Cabbage Lettuce, M
10 lbs. Drumhead Cabbage Lettuce, 1 90
lbs. Brown Dutch Lettuce. az
lh. Hardy Green Lettuce, 1 AZ
10 lbs. Snow Ball Tufnip, aoe
10 lbs. Round spinsgs. aoo
1 lbs Select Drumhead Cabbage, "a
10. Enfield Market Csbbsgs, i az
Q Lbs. Red Sury cansi. 1 Al
10 lbs. Drumhesd Savoy Cskhsas. / al
An ordess over twenty Ave dollars, iwep,,.s,.
cen, Of; oil under psuId fiiy per GEM, .dl.i !.
,hs lis, Of prices. The ease was received i, IL.
rival; seed oil warranted pure and good.
III. N. BROWN q CO
/ netak~r rs
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To those who want Leather.
pRING your hides and will let you have Leather
- for them; or will Ian on shares, o. will pay
cash for hides. ~ n ppowN
October .. 64-3m
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
i rrRLIsnFp wrtkIr
nv DEANS IEARTT.

Terms Two Doilat year. II paid - sdsahs.
Two Dollap and Pify Cents. II not paid within ~.
months; Or Three Dollars, lf delayed mil alis "
expiration OfiLc ysar
No paper viii IL discontinued until III sn,afsfs''
paid, unlrss 81 The option 81 The pUhlrshrt
No paper will be 4nt 10 nsv subscriber co. n
Stale unless payment u made In sdsanrs, Y sopss
son 10 she Stale shall brsome fe.Jons ~
Advertising gala for The Recorder
Advertisements MOI exceeding fourteen lines
dollar Cor The inst and twenty-five cents for earn "
ssquent insertion; longer ones In proportion. -.
advertisements twenty-five per cent higher. -
ton o. oas.ihird will be made fof advertisers
yeM.
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c A X ID

IN the absence Of regular Tuner, will attend 10
] the Tuning Of PIANOS in HillsboTough. Charge
Five Dollars, unless the Piano has not been tuned
within twelve months. when charges will be made
according to its condition. All strings and repairs
extra HENRI BASELER. I.
January -. 10 izm
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October 10. 1858
twenty-five Dollars Reward.

Twenty-Five Dollars Reward
Dan away flem the sutssfihsr, On saturday "
goth Of January last, nv neafe hoy Ah1HuNf
said boy i 81 whilish yellow fonpisriun. f't ~
siI o ssFen inches hifh. shout eighteen II iEsts
ysap old, and sulro,sd % weigh about il huns"d
and forty o. obs hundred aud Gfy porna.. w hn'
hessy head u hair. and talks short y hen qne,ol'.
and no doubt he i trying 10 pas iof ffss ies "
awe tie above rev 40 fot his delivery II ns ., r.
prct Hill. cs,ssll county o. confinement u ap' !"
30 that can gs. him. !. ,..nurN
March Iii. IN
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NOTICE .

\ WILL pay the highest cash price Cor HIDES ar
! ian on shares will Ian UPPER LEATHER,
for onehalf and SOLE LEATHER for one-lhird.
JOHN ID. LlPSC0MB
November l2ih. a. 80
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DENTAL NOTICE.

M T.. BAs0S, q graduate Of Medicine and
- Dental Surgery would respectfully make
known that he continues % attend all cslls 10 has
profession The first opportunity.
N. b. Address Haw River Post Office.
Janusry 7. is
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An AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY op ~
- vEMBER NEXT, the STATE JOURNAL -
be published
DAILY, TIL. WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
The DAILY STATE JOURNAL vii eo,,.,. !.
the news rrcei,rd up 10 the latest heur, L.la,. =
Jug. aud will ccn,ia Of TWO EDITIONS nAmS
The MORNING EDITION viii contain II, -. Z.
The evening mails. aud ell TELEGRA PHO APHs
upto ~ oclork The previous night, and will Il ....,s
sd 10 city subscribers and sent " ths morni.s 80.
North and East; ths EVENING EDITION M 1.
printed u s'elosk p ~. and sili conan liz All
iional news by TELEGRAPH w 10 2 o'elork !. m 80
sili ~ sem IN the irans West End In the P,,s,,.
mail. Thus sub-cilsrs. matter ia Wa, di,,,,,..
ihsy mss i've, will have The news ~ 10 ~ dep.t..
af the mails.
Arrangements hsve hesn made 10 proep,. rrlk
GRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS or Tgs
GONfEDERAEY. expressly lot The s,a,e Ioa,,,
GENERAL NEWS BY MAI. will hs ptesptl, -.
lished, TIE MARKETS viii ~ folly Tsrerisd NJ
LIABLE CORES PONDENTs viii be secured !,
The amy and elsewhere. The LEGISLATIVE PHu.
CEEDINGS will h. reported dali, IN esnrs,,r, n.
porsn Tbs State Journal will b. ss.thii,l5
NEWSPAPER.
TERMS:
Fnf the DAiiY.-Iz mnnlhs. SO !: g nosl.. sar
. months, a. l msnih. SI.
fatihe Tki.HEEKLi.--t2 poniks "a, sren,A4
$3.50; months. u 50.
Far lie NEkkLi.-i2 na.lh.. g.; asaa..
81 50.
70 subscription. reesis,d .is.p, O. II. ts,,s~x
tefua
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LON DON SEED

NE have Just opened case Of GARDEN sENn
" New Crop, from Peter Lawson 4 Son LoaIpp
LIST on CONTENTS og cAsp.
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20 VI ID L r !.

. KEGS Blasting POWDER. Il - pr poaad.
- fof sale ~ III. N. BROWN 4 90.
Jsnusry -. %
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.

an AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY or ~
- vEMBER NEXT, The STATE JOURNAL ~
be published
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-08-19
Northern News.

VERY 1MPoRTANT-rHREATE RE.
BELLIoN OF NORTH CAROLINA TO THE RICH
MoKD GovERSMENT-Under this Startling
head, displayed in flaming capitals, the
Northern papers publish the following des.
patch, received bs way of Fortress Monroe:
The Raleigh IN. c. Standard denountes
Jeff. Davis as a repudiator, in whom no
confidence can be placed, and whose efforts
to establish n Southern Confed.raey will
be a failure.
The Richmond Enquirer calls upon JEFF.
Davis to suppress tue Raleigh Standard
and wipe out the Supreme Court of North
Carolina"
The Standard SAYS, Gov. Vance will
stand by the Sapreme Court, and the Stan.
ddrd also, il necessary, and it Jeff Davis
attempts to use physical force To suppress
the Standard Davis will be met with phys.
ical force, and u revolution in the State will
be the result John Mitchell, editor Of the
Richmond Enquirer, is an "gen. Of Grea,
Britain, which has long sought to divide
the Northern and Southern people.
The Standard says North Carolina has
furnished $4,000 soldiers for the causeless
war, 10000 Of whom are killed and woun
ded that North Carolina should send del.
egation 10 Washington at once. and see
what terms can DC obtained, and not wal,
for jeff Davis
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We have no hesitation, Venerable Broth.
er, but that calling TO your aid the services
and assistance, even of your associate Bish.
ops, you would abundantly satisfy these
our wishes, and by your wise and prudent
efforts bring n matter of such moment to a
happy termination.
We wish you, moreover, to be Informed
that we write in n similar manner this very
day 10 our Venerable Brother John Macy
Archbishop of New Orleans, that. counsel.
ing and comforting with you, he would d.
rect all his thoughts and care most earnest.
ly to accomplish the same object.
May God, rich in mercy, grant tha. these
our most ardent desires be accomplished,
and rs soon as possible our heart may ex.
ult in the LORD over peace restored to that
people.
In fine. il is most pleasing. 10 US to avail
ourSelves of this opportunity 10 again tes,i
fv the special esteem in which we hold you.
or which, also, receive most assured
pledge, the Apostolic Benedicton, which,
coming from the iumost recesses of our
heart we most lovingly bestow on you,
Venerable Brother, and the flock commit.
ted TO your charge.
Dated Rome, ut st. Peters, Oct. Is, 1861.
in the seventeenth year OF our Pontifcate.
POPE Plus TX
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Gen. Cooper has issued general order
that all discharges for disability shall be
held IA, conditional, Dependent, upon the
disability, and valid only during it's contin
uarce. IT, on examination, the disability is
nj any time found TO have ceased, the hold.
ers will be liable to conscription, TO serve
the unekpired terms Of their enlistmcnts-
This regulation applies TO substitutes,
whether under or over the age Of conscrip-
llon. Their SERVICES are due for the war,
aud The Government should not be de.
Prived OF them, for what proves to be q
temporary disability.
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N U M B E R 2S.

the date Of the publication. This amnesty and
pardon shall extend to all who have been &C.
cused, or who have been convicted aud are un.
dergoing sentence for absence without leave,
or dcsertion, excepting only those who have
been twice convicted for desertion.
Finally, l conjure my countrywomen-the
wives, mothers sisters and daughters of the
Coniederacy-;o use their all,powerful inhu.
ence in aid OF this call, to add Que crowning
sacrifice to those which their patriotism has so
freely and constantly offered on their couutry's
altar, and to take care that none who owe ser.
vice in the field shall be sheltered "A. home
i:om the disgrace of having deserted their
duty to their families, to their country aud to
their God.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Con.
iederate States, at Richmond, this st
[SxALl day Of August, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-thrce.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President
J. =. BsSJANIN, Secretary Of State.
Lancaster Ledger Print.
Aug. .l2, 2T-3t
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Fine Stock.
Ny lhough.bred Horse
DAPPLE JOHN
July 8, 1893.

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, con-
mencing the hrst week la M,rcn, n ny
Te,ideuce near Hanging Rock.
DAPPLE JOHN il. full.blood.d Jenus
and Canad,an. lie is 80 we'll known in TN.
section that il is scarcely necessary 10 say
anything 10 conInrndaliun Of MS superior
Qualities. Ills CoIt- speak Tor tnsm ,slv...
aud 'hoy are unheSi,atingly prun"uncsd bY
good Judge, 10 Dc among the b.sI stock "t
our country. For hnenss. of form. spirited
appearances aud activny OF motion, he /, not
exceiled by any hors. IN the State
Mares from \ distance can b, accols no
dated with stab!ins auI PASTURES.
Terms for tho Insurance $1,000
JAMES'M. INGRAM.
Feb. IS, 1869, ar
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The TAX ACT-The commission on
taxes directs that in the valuation Of all
taxable articles or objects, including esli
mates of agricultural products in kind, as.
SCISSORS shall be governed by the current
selling prices Of the articles or objects to
be taxed in the ncghborhood where held
at the time or u on the day with reference
to which the assessment or valuation is
required by law 10 be made. assessors
are also instructed to be vgilant in ascer.
tanning what each farmer has actually pro.
duced. and guard against The plan of ex-
changing Corn and wheat with each other,
devised by farmers in certain districts to
evade the tax in kind.
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n horse.or two as they went, leaving their
frail tenements Of horse flesh tied to The
fences, to be provided for by the citizens
II soon became " hispered about that it
was John Morgan and his gang, and there
is not man in the town who will Gown
up" that he was gulled out Of horse
The company dsbnnded that night, though
the captain holds the horses as prisoners Of
war, and awaits an exchange.
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Gov. Letcher has issued his proclamation
convening the Legislature 10 extra session
on the 7lh September, for the purpose Of
devIslng measures to promote the public
defence and give confidence to the people
10 the stability Of our monetary concerns.
tie hvors the repeal Of the Act prohibiting
the reception Of Confederate notes Of par.
ticnlar date in the payment Of publ 10 dues.
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SALr.-Ws would impress upon our
readers the importance Of supplying them.
selves with Salt now. Il 10 scarcely within
the range Of probability that the article will
be lower than II now -, while there Can be
but little doubt that il must advance great.
iy 10 price as The cool wsa,hss spproaehe.,
and the season for saiiins meat grow upon
US. Many Of the salLwesks npon the
Southern coast have been destroyed by the
enemy. and the chances for running the ar.
ticle through the bIockaGe are constantly
diminishing - Western Democrat.
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In EQUITY.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
William Belk, and others. }
vs.. ) Bill for Partition
Anna Belk and others.
1t appearing to the satiiaetion Of the Com.
missioner, that j. Green Fuudcrburk, and Mar.
tina Jane his wife, two Of the defendants to tho
above bill, reside without the limits OF this
State. 1t is ordered OH motion OF Williams l.
Allison, solicitors for compIainants, that sai
e. Funderburk and wiio Martha Jane Fun,
derburk do answer, plead or dclnur To the oil
in above case on or before the 2Otl day OF DC,
tobcr 1868, otherwise judgement pro confes,o
will be ordcre! against them.
J. II WITuERSPOON,
Z. L. l.. ID.
July 8, 1853. 22-2m.
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A Bar barous Order.

The following order Of Lincoln, issued
under date OF July 80, the Yankee journals
inform us, is published for the information
andsgovernment Of all concerned:
ExrcrrIyr M.r-tnw
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ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Will be inserted at two dollars per square
for the hrst, and one dollar per square
for each subsequent insertion. A square to con-
sist Of the space Of IL lines, BREWER type. No
Advertisement considered less than a square