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HEAD UARFERs.


81. y Oxteno, n. C.5 Janu1sy 9Th, 1881. =
ConMArp sa ogs.cssf s e xI54 REe
Warren and Nash, are hereby bosfed tdsssss,beaR
white male persons between ages q issnd q years
Hamsd pisces and dates for mede exainnaoo and hnsi
enroalment .E.,s..5sS5s.. p :. ::
Issued rosedieDce to special order No.1s n Col HUI
lett. Commandant Conscfpts ia North.CarolinA.
County Militia viii assemble his men Il Oxford on ibs
The eommandngoacer o. THE 4ad Regiment Of Granville;
County Militia will assemble bis men 4 Oxford on the
and 22d days Of January, 1858 ~ ~
County Militia will assemble his men 1t Hillshorough, on
the asth and eth days Of January, 1898
County Mlis Mil assemble bis men Il H.bonush, %
The oonnsnding officer e The ssh Regimen. Il was.
in Raleigh the I'd aud Sd days Of February, 1853
The commanding officer Of the ssth Regiment Of Wake
County Militia, will assemble his at tie Cour, House
in Raleigh on the4th and 5th days Of February, 1855
The commanding officer Of the lsth Regiment Of Wake
County Militia will assemble his men at the Court House
in Ralegh on The 9Th and 7h days Of February l.ss
lin County Militia will assemble bis men ct Louisburg
thsloth and nth days of February, 1893
The commanding officer of the 37h Regiment Of War.
rem County Militia will assemble his at Warrenton
on the 18th and l4th days Of February, 1858:
The commanding officer Ct the SD Regiment Of Nash
County Militia, will assemble his ct Nashville the
18th and 10th days of February, 1868.
II. W. CAFFEY
Asst. Surg. p A. C.S,
a. Chm Examining Boa, il. az
A. Lands, JR..
Capt. and Enrolling Officer
9Th Congressional Dis. Of N c.
Militia officers will report all absentees and dsserieIs
from the army, and all persons who enrolled under
the first conscrp act and failed report at camp Of in
struction. A. LANDlS JR..
Capt. and Enrolling Officer
9Th Congressional Dis. Of n G..
Jan. ls, 1859. sgt {
Progress publish week and forward bill to Capt.
A. Lands, Jr., at Oxford.
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.,sGov. seymour,s are.sass.

Gov. seymour's Message. 49,
Coz Seymour, of New York takes the strongest
ground in his message in favor federal Const
tuition, end against demonstrations arrests Of ct.
zens BY Lincoln. He says consolidation must be
prevented and the sosereignties Of the States pre-
served. He says "thoss who hold that there Is no
sanctity ia the Constitution must admit that there
is no guilt in the rebellion" Linooln's violations IF
our liberties than the rebellion ITSELF"
He condemns the emancipation proclamation as
impolitic unjust, and unconstitutional He says If
the South must be held under military subsection,
and the negroes be managed by the government,
the government will become military despotisn'.
He argues that the Union is indissoluble and that
factions North and South must be put down and the
Union restored on the basis of the Constitution:
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Jan. Is, 1868

DEATAYILLA FEMALE SEMINARY.
u near Yadkn Institute. Davidson County N. G.. viii
open January 18th, 1868. Will take but twenty boarders
Expenses per session $l25 in .dvance Special attention
given in preparing young ladies' to teach.
We offer pleasant aud improving hume to those who
may enter with us -
address at Yadkin Institute.
G. w. HEGE.
Jan. 10, 1863 s-w5tpd.
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WIN. II. RICHARDSON Il CO.,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Raleigh, N. C.
-" OFFICE ON FAYETTEvILLE STREET
"TILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
w sales and purchases State and Confede bonds
Bank and other stocks collection of drafts aud any BUSH
ress 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. -.r y
John D. Williams, Fayetteville. IS
W. G.. Broadfnt, do.
i. J. J. Biackwood, Charlotte.
w. Lane. Wayne County.
John d. Whitford Craven County
Hon. Thomas Rnfln, Aalnsrce County.
Hon. w. N. Edwards. Warren County. =,
Hon. d. W. Courts Rockingham County. 49,
II. W. Guion. Lincoln County
Aud citizens Of Raleigh, generally. -
January 10, 1863 5-w&swSm.
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From the Daily Progress: /

MUNICIPAL EIscrros.-Mr. Eaior:-The election for
nine Commissioners of this City will Of the 18th
instant. Il important election While would not
undervaIue the claims of others named for the postos
recommend after consultation the following ticket othe
voters Of the several Wards: =; -, <
Eaetern Hard-D DR.. VIM. H. Mckee, David L. Royster
DR.. r. B. Haywood. JiF,ts -
fiddle Ward- Richard b. Battle, Vim. r. Richardson.
Gen. R. W. Haywood.
Western Ward.-Thomas Il. Briggs W. q. T. Tucker,
$50. MANY VOTERS.
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A friend writes us that fatal case Of small box
occurred near Leachburg, Johnston, recently. Mr..
David Stephenson caught it in Richmond, and died
ina few days. We concur with our correspondent
that steps should be taken to prevent the disease
from spreading. We hear of cases in various parts
of the State. Persons can be vaccinatsd at the Of
fee Of Surgeon General Warren in this City. free,
Of charge.
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NOTICE.:

A + RotEsyILLE. WAKE COUNTY. OK rHGRs.
IA day the 18th will sell to the highest iddet
on credit cf six months the following prpery bsipx
MARES (one Of them SUPERIOR saddle and harness AMI
NAL one Buggy aud harness. pair Saddle Bags .nd
one furveyors Compass with ehaH and piostiue iastsu
rents comp'c;e. issssss5 Is h -. fs+
The furcL4s,I required to esye i,s HA approved ID
cnrity. ED0x1DsA. ckUnbP,
sz.st .f i,Arah s. aeiies, 4 dia'trix.
Jah. 3, 1853. a. NIsH3t.
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LINCOI NTOy FEMALE SEMINARY.
JJNCOT NToN ~ n

LINCOLNTON, N. @.
TIME SPRING SESSION, 1868, WILL BEGIN ON
Monday, February I'd, and close on Friday ,he 18th
Of June.
CHARGES PER SESSION.
Board including fuel and washing, at 81 per week. $50 on
Incidental Tax I 90
Regular Tuition, including Latin and singing. :
from 80 to 90 90
French, 10 90
Music ON Piano or Guitar, 20 on
Use of Instrument 50
Embroidery, Wax Fruit, Feather Flowers, each, 70
Pupils furnish their candles towels and toilet soap
TERks.-Seventy6ve dollars required in advance; the
balance at the end of session. No deduction for
unless in of serious illness. -
LocAHosThe town Of Lincolnion has long been proven
bal for its bealthness 1t has daily Railroad commun
ton with Charlotte from which it only two hours dis
tant For the benefit of pupils from sickIy sectons
long vacation is in the winter. ~
For further information, address
s. LANDER, A. NJ.
- Principal.
JAM Is, 1863 S-w7tpd.
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SOUTHERN PLANTERS !

SHOULD TT!
TINE SOUTHERN CULTivATOR-THE OLD PION-
Il eer in Agricultural Improvcment-the only Agrieul.
tura Monthly journal in the Confederate States that has
lived "throgh the war, is still published regularly and
will enter upon it's 2ls year. jan lst 1863. Now THE
TINE TO SUBSCRIBE! One Dolsar per- geur in odrance!
Address D. REDMOND.
Augussa, Ga
Jan. IL, 1865. 5-itpd,
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LOOK OUT FOR THE ROGUEs,

STOLEN FROM THE PEACE INSTITUTE AT RAIL-
~ egh. Monday night the 9Th inst, snrrel HORSE,
in grod order 10 old and is of medium
height thick built aud white hind feet, with white spot
in The face When stuen barefooted. and had on
very good saddle the oru of the saddis broke he also
had on common bride. webbing reins much worn.
Any one taking up said horse. or giving information,
will more than "blgs the owner, which is poor widow
wonlan and they shall be literally rewarded.
Address me thus Widow MARTHA MANN,
In care of R. NJ. Brown, p. H., ,.
Of New Hill r o., Wake Co., n. c. E
JAN Is, 1868. - 3-w5t. y.
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RAILROAD STOCK FOR sALE.!

ENILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY THE 22D JAN.
w usry next, at fhe Court House, in Raleigh, NINE
SHARES of stock in the EORTH.CAROLINA RAILROAD
COMPANY. and TEN SHARES stock in the WHINING.
TON WELDON RAILROAD COMPANY.
KEMP p. BATTLE, Admir-.
Raleigh, Jan. lS, 1853. 5-w&swtd.
az Daily Progress, Charlotte Bulletin Petersburg r..
press and Wilmington Journal copy six and forward
bills to the Standard Office.
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Jan. Is, 1868.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT CAN BE PUR-
IA chased early appl cation to The lot contains
four with IN excellent spring near at hand.
Also, Ne. tract Of land in high state Of cultivation
containing $50 acres, with the necessary buildings
j. 4 +. GARRETT.
greensborough, N. C.. Jan. Is, 1858. 5-w&sw2m
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,reath unmakes them as q breath has made"

HON. JouN BRAScu.-This distinguished citizen
died at hts summer residence, Enfssd Haiias Co,
in this State on the 18th inst at the advanced age of
80 years: He was member of the Legislature Of
this State early as 1911 in 1917 he was elected
Governor of this State; in 1928 he was elected to
the U. s. Senate, and in 1928 he was appointed by
Gen. jackson, Secretary of the Navy. All these
positions he filled with honor He retired from
public life when about 60 years of age and removed
to Florida and was appointed Governor Of that
Territory by President Tyler in lS43. Most of his
summers since he has spent at Enfield in his native
County.
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vALU1BLE Town LOTS AND IxAps FOX,

VALUABLE TOWN LOTS AND LANUS TSSrS3V
SALE.
IN TIE SECOND MONDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT.
" at the Court House in Rutherordtou, will sell one
of the most valuable lots in the village Upon said lot
there good story brick building three excellent
Offices and gnod stable and carriage house. Thc lot
tains about acres. g..
will sell about 200 acres of land adjoining the ncnrpo.
ration cleared and we'll timbered Tue iands
will be divided SO to Accommodate purchasers.
Six months credit will be given by the purchaser Civ.
ing and approved security, with interest date or
the money will be received If purchasers desire j:
JNO. w. LOGAN,
Trustee.
Rutherfordtou. N. c., Jan. 10, 1868. lid. =
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INFORMATION WANTED.

I HAVE NOT HEARD FROM MY SON, LORENZO
Il L. BENNETT, who belongs to Capt. Joseph q. Webbs
October lss-he then at Winchester, Va and
was sick win be thankful any officer soldier Of
else, who will inform of the condition fate Of
my son. My post Office is University Station. n. Rail-
road, Orange County. JAMES BENNETT.
Jan. 3D. 1853. bly,.
- Virginia papers will oblige by noticing
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STRAYED.

STRAYED OFF FEBRUARY 18TH. 1862, FROM
~ the nndt rsgned. small close built uuss- colored
mare NJ ULE She has twisting fore foot and also q
small hard knot under the chin the jaw bone II any
person has taken her up and will iuform me ut Enfield
Halifax County, n. c., will give sln and pay charges if
reasonable SAMUEL J. Hogs.
Jan. 49, 1865. Sind
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MUNICIPAL ELECT

MUNICIPAL. ELECTION.
"E ARE REQUESTED RY THE FRIENDS OF
w JOHN NICHOLS, ESQ to announce him a candi.
date for COMMISSIONER from Western Ward. at the
ensuing municipal election.
Jan. 4, 1862 std.
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TIE SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR.-See advertisement
of this valuable agricultural monthly in the stond
ard to day. The Cultioator is conducted with much
ability, and is remarkably cheap in these times of
high prices. 1t is really worth three times the
money asked for 1t by its Editor. We have the
pleasure of knowing Mr. Redmond personally, and
Gan testify to his character as gentleman, and to
his enlarged information on agriculture and kindred
suhjects. -
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lS63-ALb RIGHT,
E0R SALE 300 BOXES BEST BRAND, OF CHEW.
4 ING TOBACCO. by
II. N. BROWN 4 CO.
Hilsboro' N. C Jan. Is, 1863 5-Impd
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LncMrrent Nafes

No. Gncnrrent Notes,
eil,< :, 'Ar friends continue to send US incur
ant u, S'ef States, Corporations, &c. We do
FIR ,h s''' but when sent, we shall only give
no, ~ value at the brokers. Many Of them
k,s NJ, "' discount. Our own State or Con.
'''eH are preferred.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

ENE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE PARK
800 R UVERBf, Esq. as J candidate for COMMIs
election.
Jan. 6, 1853. s-td
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NOTICE,

II HAVE ABOUT S zoo ACRES MORE IN DIFFER.
= ENT TRACTS, in the County Of Nso.e- Farming,
Mineral and Tdpeu:ne land WHICH will sell liberal
terms. JOHN hURISftNfS
Carthage. Nov. IA. 1852. W a&Ssif
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FGR MAYOR.

"E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE CAPT.
w .WM. H. HARRISON rs a candidate for reelection
to the office of Mayor Of the City of Raleigh at the ecc-
t'on TO take place next Monday, the 10th inst.
Jan. ID, 1868. It'd
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We observe that the Central Railroad train leaves
this City every evening Immediately after the Raj
eigh and CASTOR train arrives, giving no time for
the passengers to get on board the Central cars
This is very ihconvenieut to travellers, and hard
upon our sick and wounded soldiers. who are con-
stantly coming through from Virginia We do not
know the reason for this change of schedule who
is to blame for it. We trust that the arrangement
will at once DO changed, so that the Inconvenience
and hardship complained of may be renedied.
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Treasurer Worth has appointed Mr.. P. A. WHEY,
late of Goldsboro, his principal clerk, and Ar. T
E. Steele, of this city, assistant clerk. T.. :.
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An officer of the army writing to US from Kim

An officer of the army writing to us from Kin
ston, says.
at am shoemaker BY trade, and have contract for
making shoes for the sent in my resignation to
the Secretary Of War, and be refused to approve it, But
understood at the same time that men who own twenty
slaves we're let off and allowed to home Is this Just
We do not think it is just The negro exemption
law is bad enough in ITSELF but it is worse to dis
charge from the army the owners of twenty slaves
and refuse to discharge others who exempted by
the law. ii
We sincerely hope that when the subject of recogn
ton shall be discussed by foreign governments they will
federacy that Mississippi shall the payment of
her bonds, which she unblushrrgly repudiaed Her
Courts have decided against her, and it is burning shame
don (Msstssig y Repubticas.
This REFUNDS us.of the epitaph Of a distinguished
Rhode Islander, who left that State when she re-
pudiated her debt. He caused to be inscribed on
his tomb these Words 81 am buried here, far from
home and kindred, because was unwilling that my
bones should become portion Of the common dust
of rephiating State
. At an election Of officers of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of this City, held on the eve
ming of Jan. 9Th 1868, the following officers we're
elected for this year: - > -
Joseph VIM Holden, President.
c. H.. Hill,
R R:s;' g., s.;., Vice Presidents
1hos. E Steele, Recording Secretary.
A. NJ. German, Corresponding Secretary.
L. Adams, Treasurer
W. I, Royster, Librarian.
W. j. Palmer,
J. n Towles, D;rcctnre
FIX: Suothsr, D''s'''''
A. b. Royster,
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be war correspondent (P. W. Alexandcr) Of the
|HnaA Republican truly says: "It were not
+ too far to say that President Davis Yields
| ct power at this time than Gen. Jackson or
3 M ever aspred to in their pallniest days"
no public man in our history ever-stood
" us friends, or conceded less to those who
'SSsu Ms path, or arrased themselves against
|'''''al and political enemies" This is also
AZ lar as Mr.. Davis could do it, he has made
-, mrty one He has, as gen.
''' acted as if he had no confidence in those
u" '''n who were not for dissolving the
'e'ofe l.ncoln's proclamation.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

VINE ARE REQUESTED BY THE FRIENDS OF J..
w j. OVERLY, Esq, to announce his name for
nicipal election.
Dec. 90, 1899. 1os-tf =
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S. F. Phillips, Esq.,. Auditor, We learn, has sp.
pointed Gen. II. G. spruill, of Washington county
and Thomas Harrison, of Caswell as Clerks, agree.
ably to the act creating the office Of Auditor of
Public Accounts.
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Gen. Gus:avus W. Smiths Department extends
from the Southern boundary of North Carolina to
Gen. Lees command in Virginia. There are three
divisions, Of which Gen. French commands one,
Gen. Ezeay another, and Gen. Whiting the third.
Gen. Smith has been in this City for several days.
During his stay, he was the guest Of Gov. Vance.
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Jan. u. 1865.
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g&0eS were tlklng IcsilicA a1o AoA l'1&S 'i1@e'
Of battles, etc. !,
At2 clock the battle began. There had
been skirmishing all the forenoon. Generall
Steele drove the Confederates from several
fors and took one complete line Of fortlf1atlons,
protected in front by rife pits. His extreme
right rested on the river bank under the blntt
at suudown. His division fought gallantly all
day though hungry and dirty, toot-sore and
sleepy. ~
General Sherman's left and General Nc
Phcrson' right are IN supporting distanee.-
Both have advanced their lines Of skrnlsherss
to within fifty yards of the brea 'tWolks, and
their artillery 70 within five hundred yards,
and are in position at these distan ,es this morn
ing.
Gen. McClernand is not progre ;sing SO fast.
but is doing we'll
Tie Federals lost about 1900 killed and
wounded Yesterday. This morning they are
firing upon the Confederate works from all
points.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-The latest official
intelligence from Vicksburg is TO four o'clock
IN Sunuiy morning, when all was represented
as going on we'll.
The flag of truce steamer State of Maine,
from City Point, has arrived at Fortress Mon
roe with sixty-seven exchanged Union officers,
among them Captain Brown and Lieutenant
Carstair, Of the gunboat 1ndianola. She also
brought back fourteen Confederate officers, the
Confederates having refused to give the Fede-
raj officers in exchange They were sent to
Fort Norfolk. The Confederates hold
Lieutenant as hostage for one executed by
Gen. Burnside.
Persons arriving from the Kappahannocke
uniformly report that nothing Of importance Is
transpiring in the army. MANY Of the staff
and line officers have gone North, ard there is
no indication Of any immediate Iuovtment,-
Many of the camps have been changed to
more healthy localities. The wounded are
we'll cared for
In the Supreme Court of the District Of Co.
lumbia yesterday, negro boy was arralgned
and convicted on case Of petit larceny, when
Chief Justice Cartier, in sentencing the pris~
oner to one hours confinement in Jail, said:
IF ever there was time in the history OF the
race when the colored people were put upon
their good behaviour it is this No communl-
" will tolerate their idleness and crime among
it. Now you go and set your race an example
by keeping your hands off other peoples prop
erty, and by finding some legitimate employ
ment.
A correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch
''writing from Port Royal Va, under date Of
the 2lst states that the Federals have with
drawn their pickets from Port Conway, just
opposite Port Royal; but scouting parties ap-
peared there almost daily A courier has just
arrived, bringing information that five gun
boats had come up to Layton's Ferry, in West.
roorolond .bo,+ Hftoon n,;lac holow Port Row
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FEDERAL RAID into Gloucester and Mat
tl~ezs counties, Va. The army correspondent
of the Philadelphia Inquirer writes
''Fhe expedition, which was conducted by
| both land and water, was commanded by Col.
Kilpatrick It started from the headquarters
Of Gen. Keyes on Wednesday, and returned !.
+ Yesterday. In the Interim the counties OF
Matthews and Gloucester were we'll secured.
All the warehouses containing grain were
sacked, the mills burned, and everything that
co nd aid the Confederates was destroyed or
ca injured Three hundred horses, two huns
dred and fifty head Of cattle, two hundred
sheep and hundred mules, together with q
large number of contrabands, were brought
back by the raiders.
The farmers were all taken by surprise. 800
They had not expected demonstration oi the
kind, Not only were they made to surrender
everything that could be of the least use,
but thew were compelled to be silent spectators
of the destruction of their agricultural lmples
ments. .,
The farmers will no longer be able to till
their grounds to raise crops tor the Conteder"
ates. when their imp ements are rendered ust"
less Coupled with this, they have bet n de-
priyed OF their hel D meets, the slaves, that
have been taken from them. The crops. that
are now in the ground will gounharvested and
be of no value.
STRIKE. n. z. Journal Of Commerce
records at length the history Of strike III that
office, with detail Of the manner in which, for
some time, two of the editors, trlend and
the nieht assistant foremen gout out the paper.
The appearance Of the office during the night
would make picture most amusing to print
ers. Every editor and attache OF the paper
found some work to which to turn his hand,
either in carrying type, condenslng matter,
lifting forms, or in some other useful depart
ment Of labor The old printers left, new ones
were supplied in a few days, and all now goes
on as we'll as ever. The only real questions
was submission to the Trades Union, etc.
"There are more than two thousand printers
in this city. of whom only about six hundred
belong TO the Union. The editors express
deep regret for the loss Of all their old Printers
some of whom had grown up in the office, but
saw thev cannot receive them, though some OF
them have earn silly applied tor places.
An interesting suit forsl0 600 damages isup
before the N, Y. Superior Court The plaintiff
is Mrs. Eliza B. Curvier, the defendant Chas.
Pierson, partner in the firm of Unsdale, Pier
son & Lake, dry goods dealers, On Broadway.
Il appears the plaintiff entered the store of the
firm and acted very susl iciousy Mr.. Pierson
watched her narrowly, and, missing piece OF
silk, accused her of stealing it. This she In.
d;pnantly denied. A policeman was called and
thl s,1npcsed thief taken to the station house
and there searched, but the property was not
found upon her. She was taken to the Iombs