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"Whon the Gods would Destroy they first
made Man,


Mr. EpIroR:-The Comments made by yourself In a late
issue upon the action Congress regard 70 substitutes
the truth but half told There is point beyond when
forbearauee ceases be virtue, aud hOrtaCaroina a.
regards her OgatiOas under the Confederate ano
her duty her citizens has reached that point and now
behooves her reebUrn people stand IN The deence
their inaenabe rights 1t is fearful struggle Tor NE
and property baud, and for civil and regous no
erIy The other Tue reckless legislation oil congress
endorsed BY President and the the mighty strioes now
making towards military despotism admit Of no delay
Under The Confederate compact Norlh-CsrOhna Is soy
ereigu State-her citizens soveregns AS sncn sue
hes clothed her Governor with the power and authority
protect Der people, He has swornto do It, nor can ne oe
them. -.
Nations like families held together by duty and H.
erest IF one fis discharge its duty the others are
released from the discharge of theirs Nor would the Tor
preext hold the latter to the terms OF the
impact for their beueht. Just so with N'Tth-Caro-
lima She made virtue of necessity and eoaesced
heruerests with those who fastening the chains
of military despotism upon her. 800
She entered The Southern Confederacy good aith ana
she has faithfully discharged the obligations imposed upon
her BY that compact up the present hour, aud as re-
ward for her fidelity shall she now be required to sacrnce
her r0s and honor crafty those who nave proven
themselves recreant the claims of justice aud humanity
She will not do it, She claims the tuhllment of the
terms of that compact the right depart in peace she
She says those who have betrayed her-iou prom
Used iustice-you have given DJustlce you prom
ised tranquilty-yuu have given US domestic trou-
bic and civil war; you promised US the blessing OF I'D
erty-aye promised it to and our postery, but
even hear the clankng of the chains that are
being forged bind Are freemen? Then let US
awake in might. Let the people be consulted at the
ballot box Let their be instructed to Pc
Let them speak Are they sggrieved who can gainssy
The Constitution then points out the way Tor REDRESS anu
only military yran unworthy of place among Ireemen,
would oppose its exercise IL L.
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much on the number of men it can put INTO lne
army as on the extent to which it can leave
free and undisturbed in the pursuit OF their
avocations" '..'.'..+
LINcoLE's AMNESTY PROCLAMATION
The Times of the LIST inst, in speaking OF tniS
proclamation, SAYS: ~. -..- -,t ~.
! The amnesty proclamation win soon Represented
to the rebel prisoners now in our possession we
now hold over 40 900 Of all grades. Otthls numoer,
80 per cent, it is estimated, will avail themselves
of this opportunity to escape from conhnemen' anu
the thraldom Of JEFF Davis. 49,. 80
REMOVAL OF NEW YORK POLICE COMMISSIONERS
Governor Seymour, of New York, has removed
the Metropolitan Police Commissioners, on the
ground that the report lately made to him oy !he
Commissioners about the July riots is "sectsrian
and partizau and shows that the Commissioners
have departed from the impartial and dlspassionate
position of public officers and lost their useful
ness" % a.: q. ... "
DRAFT POSTPONED. ,....,.- ,
A despatch from Washington announces that the
draft has been postponed until the 10Th OF January
Gold was held on the 1st instant, at l6l5 lo2.
..... .... MISCELLANEOUS.
The new Northern draft has been postponed until
the 10th Of January.
o.. The number of emigrants who arrived in New
York during the last week was g $40, swelling the
number for the year 1862 to 1855 $685. against 5Ob
for 1852 .-.-.
The Herald advocates the election Of Grant to
the next Presidency of the United States.
On the morning of the 90th of December, 4. Y.
Claybrook of the 9Th Virginia Cavalry, was granted
an audience with Lincoln for the purpose OF making
an important secret communication.
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VREAsURY DEPARTMENT, RAItBIGH,

per cent bonds.
BY the of the Ordnauceo the Convention under
which all the per cent bonds Of this State were issued
they payable at the pleasure of the State aud by the
5h section of the act of the General Assembly ratihed
goth December 1852 the Treasurer directed to raise
funds therein prescribed and to pay of the LIST day
of January 1852 the Slate bonds bearing cent IN
tere unless the holders of said bonds will exchange them
for 6per cent bonds payable the LIST Of January 1925
With coupons for the interest payable setannuay at the
Treasury in which case he is authorised and directed
make such exchange" The Treasury being provided
with the funds contemplated by said Act hereby notify
all holders said bonds TO present them at the
Treasury payment exchange for per cent honda
JONATHAN WORTH,
Public Treasurer.
*The word "by which is in the act ratified omit
ted by accident in the printed act.
Dec. II, l563. 80, =. -..... . lCl-St
~ The PROGRESS State Journal, and the Richmond
Ediner wllpease copy six times and send account to
the Treasurer,
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Sinll-Weeklq '5tanharA,
TubaI Cain-The First Worker in Iron.
BY CHARLES MACKEY.

Old Tubsl Cain a of might, .'
In the days when earth young 10.
By the fierce red light Of his furnace bright
The strokes OF his hammer rung
And he. lifted high his brawny hand OF
On the iron glowing clear,
Till the sparks rushed out in scarlet showers,
As he fashioned the sword and spear.
And he sang" Hurrah for my haudiworkl
Hurrah for the spear and sword!
Hnrrah for the hand that shall WELD them well,
For he shall be king and lord"
To Tubal Cain came many a one,
As he wrought by his roaring fire,
And each one prayed for strong steel blade,
As the crown of his desire;
And he made them weapons sharp and strong
Fill they shouted loud for glee,
AID gave him gifts of pearl and gold,
And spoils of the forest free
A ID they sang" Hurrah for Tubal Cain
Who hath given US strength anew!
Hurrah for the smith, hurrah for the lire,
And hurrah for the metal true!"
But sudden change came Ger his heart,
Ere the setting of the sun;
And Tubal Cain was filed with pain
For the evil he had done;
He saw that men with rage aud hate,
Made war upon their kind,
That the land was red with the blood they shed,
In their lust for carnage blind,
And he said" Alas | that ever made,
-er shat-skill of mine should plan,
The spear and the sword, for men whose joy
Is to STAY their fellow man.
And for many day old Tubal Cain,
Sad breeding DER his woe;
And his hand lOrebore to smite the ore,
And his furnace smOuidered low;
But he rose at last with a cheerful lace,
And bright courageous eye,
And barred his strong right arm for work
While the quick flames mounted high,
And he sang" Hurrah for my handiwOrk"
And the red sparks lit the air;
'NGt alone for the blade the bright steel made
And he fashioned the first plough-share
And men taught wisdom from the past
In friendship Joined their hands,
Hung the sword in the hall, the spear on the WALL
And ploughed the willing lands;
And sang" Hurrah for Tubal Cain
Our Staunch good friend Is he;
And for the plough share, and the plough,
To him praise shall BE-
But.while Oppression lifts its head,
Or tyrant would be lord
Thou 3h we may thank him for the plough,
Wen not forget the swordP'
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NIFTY DOLLARSREWARD..-R
Il from the subscriber on the night of the I'd nst
Yadkin county, two negro boys, HENRY and MACK
Henry lark color about 81 years DID, medium height
and size his skim under his clothes is rough from
cent attack of chicken pox bought him of j. j. Hean
gen. Charlotte N. CO. and suppose he is trying to make
his way to Richmond, Va he has twice before n ade
his way there under the protection of soldiers travelling
the cars. ..
Mack is about II years DID, not tall and rather ehunkey;
has in each temple close to his hair color almost
copper No doubt he and Henry travelling together
pay the above reward for the apprehension Of the
said bows and their confinement that them their
return to Inc at Huntsville, Yadkin county, N. 9:
L. LYNCH
Auo II 1879 6T-k
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VH ARE RECEIVING
w 500 pounds cut tacks, 3 by 10 and IL Oh.
t 400 pounds black pepper and spice.
40 pounds English mustard
200 pounds extract LogWOod and blue stone.
90 pounds cream tartar
5000 gross white and black hooks and eyes
800 yards calico. go.
800 yards English rips. ..
800 yards black English Marine.
... so yards brown French
.,.. so yards drab I" q ....--. -.
90 Yards tan ~ ~, 80 .--.- ,,zr--
80 yards clout 4"
30 500 yards calico. extra English.
~ s., 500 yards bleached eottons.
100 gross black velvet buttons.
100 gross black silk buttons.
100 gross fancy silk buttons.
so gross buge gimps.
20 100 gross fancy hatters braid, &e. Oh
." a 20 gross black and gold gimps.
100 gross black lasting buttons. !
JacOuet muslin
100 cotton handkerchief. %
" 200 yards black paper cambria, stout.
100 pounds powder.
.s 80 NJ caps. Also shot
Hillsboro, Nov. 26, 1868. -. .. s5-tf
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Abernethy used to. like very well to talk with
,spnrzhem, the great Phrenologist who resided for
some time in England Ole day Abernethy, half
seriously, half humorousy, said TO Spurzheim -
swell, doctor, where do you place the organ of
common sonse p Spurzheim's reply certainly sus-
tanned the coincidence of chronological deductions
with those of experience. "There is no organ"
said he, .tfor common sense, but it depends on the
equilibrium of other organs"
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Dec. %. 1858.

NEW PUBLICATIONS BY BRANS0T &
the Sd edition. just published is illustrated aud rers3
This book is entirely Southern and is of the best %
mars published Price $3.50. H~
THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER, with maps is in.
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Conederscy, and is to be followed BY Common ScboI
Geography. Send in your orders Price g. ~
THE DIXIE PRIMER-One of the cheapest and b.,, +
books for childrenhas gone through the second adi
with great popularity. Price per hundred $40
THE FIRST DIXIE READER will be out the s,b q,
Nov. inst by Mrs. NJ B. Moore author of the series PHI.
so cents.
THE DIXIE SPELLING BOOK, will not be dss7s
HESPER AND OTHER POEMS, by Thee. H. Hill
second edition nearly exhausted Send in your orders
Price 81.
e.. MYRTLE LEAVES, now in press, shall be issued IL
soon as possible under the circumstances. 1t will Be
popular book Price 81 so.
The ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK is adaptsd
Southern Schools. Price 81.
MORVEN AND LINDA, by Rev. A, ". Mangum-
Beautiful and good Price % cents.
FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION contains q number
of pleasant writing exercises The only book of the kind
published in the Confederacv. Price 81 so
HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUESTIUNS-suited TO
Sabbath Schools and to soldiers in campfire best book
the sort yet published Price so cents
The usual deductions made to the trade.
\. B-Tbose ordering books to be per mail must
send 10 cents ktra OF each dullar TO pay postage
BRANSON, FARRAR & CO.
Raleigh Dec. %, 1858. lO8-tf
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> r. +. ri: S SsnP UA'''A'i0SS ON FAN 81
Scrlptural Views of National Trials Is
warren Surgery, 80
Hardee's Tactics. lst and I'd veIs,
Giam's Manuel,
Army Regulations,
EXECUTIONS of the Line,
Wheeer's Cavalry,
Volunteers Field and Camp book, ~
NapoleOns Maxims of War, rs
Cavalry Drill BY Patten,
Bayonet exeI else and Skirmish Drill
The Volunteers Hand book,
School of the Guides,
First Year Of the War,
Second Year of the VIZ
York's English Grapmar,
Smiths English Grammar, revised
Smythe's Primary Grammar,
Smythe's School Grammar, ,E
Elementary Spelling Book,
The Confederate Speer, J..
Our Own Spellxr, :"
The Dixie Primer,
The Confederate Primer, ~
Our Own Primer "
. , Southern Methodist Primer, ~
Pictorial Primer,
First Book in Composition, ~
Our Own First Reader, W
The First Dixie Reader, ~
Our own Second Reader, "
BiDgham's Latin Grammar, "a
Geographical Reader, with Maps,
Hills Poems, -
The Guerrillas, Dialogues,
Wesleyan Catechism, No. /, ~
Wesleyan Catechism, No. Q. -
Capers Catechism, ~
Sermon Catechism, BY Wood, -
Historical Scripture Questions, -
Sunday School Bell,
Sabbath School Wreath,
Biblical Catechism, by Lansdsll, ~
Life of Stonewall jackson, o%S
Strange Story, ="
Great Expectations,
The Battle of the Bards, ,,
Romance of Poor Young Man, ~
Step Sister, ..... - iS
- Dorrell Markham, o%
Campaign from Texasto Marytahd, ~
No Name, by Wilkie Collins, 4"
Aurora Floyd, by Z"
~ Les Miserables Famine,
-" Gorsette,
" Maurius,
..-.. =" st. Deans,
Bonnie Blue Flag, or
Cotton Field Melodies, o.
The usual deduction made to the trade.
N, B.-Those ordering books by mail shouId so,s
extra ten cents On the dollar for postage ''"u
BRANSON, FARRAR L CO
Raleigh NJ
q. Lee. "a. 1903. - lU3-t
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Number of dead letters opened, containing
$l3,700 SO, in money, registered and
sent out, from July l, 1862, to June 80,
1868,
Number of dead letters opened and filed,
containing $15,357 20, in money not
sent out
Number of dead letters, containing drafts,
checks, bills of exchange, &c, amount
ing to $6sl, 567 rs, registered, and sent
out for delivery,
Total number of dead letters containing
money and valuables, ...
Number of unpaid letters held for postage,
aud returned to the dead letter Office,
Number of drop letters held for postage
and returned to the dead letter Office,
Number of dead letters,
Total number of dead letters opened from
July lst 1852, to Juno Both, 1868,
Number of quarterly returns received, ant
passed to the Auditor, from July 1st
1852, 20 June Both, 1853,
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... POSTMASTER GENENALS REPORT.
Abstract of The Postmaster Generals report for
the. fiscal from the LIST Of July, 1852 to the
Both Of June, 1858: ..t ,.,.t
Revenues from postage, $3,337,S 1858 Oh
Expenditures of department 1852, sO4 81
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mr.. JOHN W. MAY, LOCATED AT GRO
~ GANSVILLE, Rockingham county, N. c., will give
special attention to the treatment of Fsula Piles TumOrs
Diseases of the Womb Spermatorrhea, Ulcers Nervous
Debility Secret Diseases and Scrofuious Affections He
has had long experience and practice and has been uni
fomly successful in the treatment of such diseases he
be consulted at home by letter personally and all
communications strictly confidential
September z, 1858. 73-sm.
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NFFICE NORTH.CAROLINA r. r. COM

A TI0N5 OF THE WOMB, sPERhATORRHGA;
SYPHILITIG AFFECTIONS, &e.-DR- }. CLoPToE OF
huntsville Alabama operates with perfect slcceS Ioi
Piles and guarantees perfect in case OF Pe
where the TumOrs down when at stool He operated
with perfect few DAYS ago. in case Of Al year,
standing ais umOrs coming down as large as Tee
cup every stool Those who doubt may address Mr. D.
H. Berry, Monticello. Florida.
Dr. c. operated some desperate cases in SALISBURY a'
year, of them is known every citizen OF SALISBURY
He can be consulted at home Huntsville, Ala fof Inv
present. =.
March 20, 1853. S4-w&'"t'
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NJOTICE..-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
~ to the Jail of Guilford county, in Greensboro N c.,
one negro man. October 1Ith 1854 who calls himself
ROWAN and he belongs to Mr.. Giichrst, trader
of Lynchburg Virginia. Rather bright black color,
feet or inches high with small the left at
the wrist IS years old, and formerly owned by aaman
Critic, of n. c.
The owner of said boy is requested to forward,
prove property. pay charges and take him away, he
will be dealt with according law
C. A. BOON, Sh'f
of Guilford County.
Dec. Il, 1853. l00-tE
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CaRIsTMAN's OINTMENT.--THE MOST

THRISTMAN'S OINTMENT.-.THE MOST
~ popular and eicaciOus in the Southern COnfedeacy
is prepared in Wilson, N. c. by THOS. F. CHRIST.
MAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture of tbs oiut
ment for the Of Itch in its various forms II hsA
however proved itself invaluable remedy for letter,
Scaldhead cutsneOus diseases in instances old
of twenty years standing also Rheumatism So speedy
has reefbeen fOuun its for itch and letter that the
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital use In its application to hundred cases.
each of itch and letter but failed of has
been tested horse flesh and found certain for
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative powers
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduced Such
rs deemed out of place the ointment when tried gEn
ample proof of its valuabenesS in the of all these all
ments 1t be used in any climate, either cold or hO
rainy clear weather without danger to the patient
This ointment put up only by the subscriber in tin and
glass jars, with full directions and will be furnished to
persons want of it at from three dollars to fifty dOan
according to of jar, application accompanied with
the cas Druggists will be furnished at reasonable de-
ducon purchasing aIarge quantity. All orders prompt
ly attended to.
CHARLES +. Deems, D. D., Wilson, n. @.
W. G. JORDAN, Wilson, N. C.
Dr. W. n. HooPRR, Caswell Co., No.
Wilson, N. c. Aug. 81, 1858. 70-ly
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Runaway from the Davidson Mills four miles south
Lexington the eth day of October last black b.!
LEWIS. generally called LUXE, about 20 years old large
mouth with thick lips about feet inches high and
weighs about ITO pounds very sprghtly and lively and
fond of singing when at LEISURE of his tore6ngerss
little smaller than the other, and inclined to be sth
consequence of cut, and has a few marks his back
He had black pair of pants brown Cashmere and
q brown wool hat He took with him shot gun and
sack. bought said boy of the firm of ]. B. Davis Co.
in the city of Richmond about three months ago Said
boy sold the property OF s. NJ. Warren, of Nash
county n c. and the probability is that be will endesvOF
to get back to bis old neghborhood through the Yam
kee Inns He is mechanic and can make barrels
will give the above reward of hundred dollars for
his apprehension and confinement in any Jail that
get him. Address C. +. LOWE,
Lexington, n. c.
Dec. 10, 1858. 9e-H
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Dec. 10, 1858.

n OTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
IN to the Jail of Guilford county, Greensboro, N on
the 9Th day of August 1862 negro who calls him
self GEORGE, is 5 feet 10 inches high and will weigh
abont 10 pounds black with a very thick under lip
Some scars on the back of his neck which he saws
done by lancet when he sick. He has beard
around the mouth and looks to be about IS years old aud
SAYS he belongs Edmund Norcum of Cartere county,
and vas left with Edmund Maett, and was hired to Bur-
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville, n. c. He says be has been
runaway for some time
The owner Of said boy is requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him away he will
be dealt with according to law. C. A. BOON,
Sheriff of Guilford County
October ], 1868. 74-G
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NEW MUSIC.-.I WILL MEET THEE.
IL Music by Hewitt.
Dear Mother I'll Come Home Agaiu-Fred Wilson.
Farewell Enchanting Hope-Felix Lessing.
Pocket Memorandums. Blank Books. Best English
cap paper Also Letter and Note paper various qualities
Visiting Cards at POMEROHS.
Raleigh, Nov. %, 1858. e4-h
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OFFICE N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
" Company, Raleigh, Dec %, ls63.-The annual meet
ing of the members of this Company will be held the Of
fee of the company in this City Thursday the 4th Of
January, 1884 II. S. SMITH, Sec'y.
Raleigh, Dec. %, 1868. l03-td.
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NTOTICE..-I HEREBY APPOINT JOHN
IL 7. WILLIAMSON to bold an election the 18th
instant for Constable in Raleigh District No. Q.
r. W. SEAWELL, J. P.
Jan. z, 1884. 3-td
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" A. BADHAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
He Raleigh, N. c. 0FTIcE-Brick building the
Conrt House.
October H. 1869. ST.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,.-FHE
" twenty tn session will open Monday the 18th
of Janua and close on Thursday the I'd of June 1854
j. II. MILLS
Oxford, n. c.
Jan. 4, 1854. .' e-4tnd
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NOTICE.-TH FIRM HERETOFORE
II known under the appeation of Lack Farriss has
been dissolved BY mutual consent All accounts due the
firm, and oil whom the is indebted will please
settle and present their claims to c. NJ Farriss by whom
the business will in future be conducted.
c. NJ Parrss tenders his acknowledgements the pa
irons of the old firm for their fberaty and punctuSy,
and respectfully requests continuance of the under
his auspices CHARLES NJ. FARRISS.
October l, 1883. 74-tf
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NIOTICE.-.ON THE FIRST DAY OF. EVE
LIZ RY month shall send special agent TO the Army
OF Northern Virginia All packages &c! sent TO me Al
this pace will he promptly forwarded free of charge
EDWARD WARREN
Raleigh. Dec, 81, 1858. l07Es@.
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/" ATHE MATICAL AND CLASSICAL
NA SCHOOL.-The first session OF this school located
at Tally Ho. Granville county, N. c. will open on Nom
day the lsh of January The price Of board is eighty
dollars mouth Tuition sixty dollars per session Of
twenty weeks.
FoI particulars address the Principal at Tally Ho c.
Jan. 4, 1894. ; r--0. = ostn5
rEs Biblical Recorder and State Journal COW and for
ward bin to the Principal at Tally Ho!
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h1srtiseune'
|fOr first ~
4 insertio
his, will b
! per cent
"a Stand0'
bapers are
4 remitta'
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XII,

|gRNs OF
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months, IN
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GITY ELECTION.-THE FOLLOWING PER-
~ SONS have been appointed TO hold election for
Mayor and nine Commissioners Of the City of Raleigh on
the third Monday in January 1884: Mayors box NJ B.
Register. Esq Western Ward William Robert Andrews,
Esq Middle Ward, P. F. Pescud, Esq Eastern Ward,
Robert Andrews, Esq. NJ. B. R0YSTER.
Raleigh, Dec 81, 1868. l02-td.
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COMPTROLLER'S REPORT.

REPORT OF The COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC AC
COUNTS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP
TENDER 81, 1888.