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Arrtva at LeavlttB0urRh, Connect Win
New YORK. Express t...---.--.--.-.lO:O ?. n
Ask .or through Tickets via "SalAmAnea."
ID. MoLAEEN, Gen1 Supt-
E. 2. FuLLER Gari ricEst Agent. myl7
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prwRY NOT USE THE BEsT7-

~ WHY NOT USE THk BESfr-
Over twenty yesrb' Increasing demand hes estsb-
lilhed the fact MATHEWS YENETIAE HAR BYE ID
the best 10 the world. It is ths cheapest, most re-
liable, nnd most convenient. OcmDlets in one
bottle. Does not require any previous preParstiOn
Of the hair. 70 trouble. No crock ~orSiAin- Does
not rob on or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
bat imparts to it new life aud lustre- Produces q
beautiful black or brown, Is preferred. A child
can apply It. Always gives satisfaction. Only %
cents per bottls. Sold everywhere.
A I. MATHEWs, Manufactures, \. 7.
DKMAs BARNS 3 90, New York, wholesale
AGENTS. my16:R4
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DRIvATE AFFAIRS,
i IN WHICH H
III Glasses are Interested.

Farmers DroVsrs, Merchants, Lnmberman, Ms
ehADics. Miners. Bankers, the rich aud the Pooh
shouid ash themselVeIif the slightest sTPHILITIc,
or 70. called PRIVATE DISEASE, faint Is lin gsring Ia
their s. STEMS, if so, they should sppiy IN person.
If possible; If not possible 10 person' oy letter
and receive By return mail q blank circular Of
question which " II enable my one TO know posi-
lively Just how they ftapd-
To the intelligent reader 1t Is not necessary 70
pubIisb the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrib. e seourge, yetit may
be advisabie 10 mention As most prominent STPH-
Ills PRMARI, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and shPAliIs
TERr ARY. the latter involving the bones IN It's
dea 'hly setiOn.
Eyery one should know, also. that many o tne
mo.t ~obstinEte and worst ULCER TED IHROATs
proceed from this cause, and will, If not properly
handled ultimately r sult IN loss Of voice Look TO
your true interest, and consult BY letter, or apply st
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- OLD EYES MADE NEW
teht and 1--WE Up spectacles, without aid Of doctor
ar medioene-sent BY mail free, on receipt OF ten
seats. Address E B. FOOTE, ND.
fabi4 RsdRu Tso Broadway, New York
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OPTICIANS.
- soIoMONSON

Practical ard Scientific OptiotAn, AeePe tne l-rs
n-sortn.rt OF Optical Instrumenta IN the city. %
inc an old estASiishmsnt, and having been extenA
IVsIV natrorised, be has she oOnndenos thattf
preseut gtock viii warrant the oontinuAnae OF Pas
~ oTvSteI qlagses. ground under his own Inspection
N nj osEes curing Neakncas dizziness, and Impair
ins strength for long reading and hns BsW1nG. AZ
tfSeiaI eyes inserted without pain
OFFI0E-lS0 supedoE-H-B nrEs ooof H0n
trance tho American hotel
-.-.o1 ~ - s1,pt- iuly1i
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DrTHE BRIDAL CHAMBERLAIN
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also. nsE and reliable treatment for OTIS asses Of
Q Urinary and Sexual systems. Sent tree, In
sealed envelopes. Address DR.. J. skiIlin Houghton,
Hov.rd As, citation, Philadelphia, Pa. mys.R4
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pat nhcaD Drawer

Pest Once Drawer 10 OetIOlts nliCus
Enclose two postage stsmps andsoDd for ciTenter
Of Questions, and. if properly answered, medi ines
osn be seur t. any part Of the count y. hemsmeer
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. ma9Ifu-
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- DR R.GOODALE'S
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IL
THE ACME OF PERFEOTlONs

. . #. .. .#h ." H.H .".H.a ..s| go H.
In Deuetraaes the secret ambush OF
this terrible d ease, and exterminatss H. root ano
H emOVes all tIle Wretehed symP-
EuuTu u sh4a f0stAssS-- -@ladu- and AEArA con
sumption. -. -
II cleans the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and Affords the most grsteful RELIEF.
Il a~IleVtates more o n sLASns
suns ring than tongue can tell.
II e. noted for caring the mo hOpe-
Iess cases, that every known means failed In.
Il cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarTh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
No form of CAtarrhi or noises In the
sd can resist Its penetrsting power.
Dr. GOOdaIe,s Catarrh Remedy IL .
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm 81 the hand.
DR.. u. 6OOdalstS thr9aKhOul
the ooan, ~, - the Author OF the only True Thso-
nv Of CatArrh ever published. Where it, Origin
What It's RAVRgeS-MOde Of Treatment-and Rapid
Cure in all its forms. .
DP, ROOdaIe's Pamphlet on CataErh
Should be read by sVery one. 1t eau be obtained a.
our nearest Agency, or BY sendinga postage stsmI
70 oar once. '"''t DO ...
Prtoe n 90. Rsnd . stamp fer pamphlet.
NORTON 4 ANDREWS, sole ASsnts, New YORK
sold BY g. ". OLARK. CleVsisnd. te1eikS
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nIEVELANp : ER1E RAILRoAD
mLrrIn IREAnqrNaar.

On and sfsr H5nday, Oct. Tlst, IS4, Fss.sRsa
Trains win run - o1oWs, Sunday szeeptsd)i
CLEVELAND:
$50 4. H.-DAT E1PRESS TBAIH-StoFting -
WiuouEhby, PNinesvtile. Madison, GeneTA, Ash,
tabula UonEsaut and Girard onJs and strive q
Eris q i:O ?. n, Dunkirh $40 ?. r., BunAh
Is5 p, a.3JIEOIHBATI XPBEss-stovpiug a
gainesville, Ashtabcia ana GirErd only and AZ
nyss ct Erie6 40 ,. n, Dunkrk SIS :. T.. bui
t.g p R,@IEiL = ACCOMMODATION
ssoppiaE et 81 stations and arrtvs e. Ers =
,.o P. H.HisHF xPRrss TRAN-stoIstnS :
FainesElis, AshtshgIa aud Girazd onIs AM
nEsFs IS Eris - H:0 A. d, 0upsirk Re
-. BTHEh 40 AZ .4 EIr /
GEAyH ERIN "a
IL A.. M.-HIEHT ELFRESS TRAIH-eoHuins
at girsrd, Ashtsbula and Painesvtls OEly, and
arrive 81 Cleveland 81 Tao 4. ~
S:l6! 4. M MAIL N buOOmMODATtUF
~EBAIN-StoPpiuE at al Etstions aud sTTtFs =
Uisveland At i0:Hl A.
I5s15 a. 1-TOLEDO E1PBEss-stoPSlng a.
Etsti0aseKosptSWanVilie Ssybrookt UnioDTtua
Perry, Mentor and Wtoklids, and arrives ~
DsTalard a. 2.l5 F.E- .
SIS ?. M.-DAY REPRlSS TRAIH-StopyinE .
9irari, Oopncaut. AshtsbulA, Geneva & PANE
vile orEs and arrives in Cleveland AZ 3s8 p
Trains.
An the trains going westward sonnet - ClsTsihns
with trains for Toleoo, Chicago, Oolumbra. Otnoi1
natt, Indianapolis. ST. Louis, &C. and ~ rhrouTt
rains o. he New York 4 Erfe Railroad. sud s. Bus
~ With thoss OF the New York Central 3 Buffalo .
Kew Terg Oily Railroads toT New York, AlbApYi
Restou, EtaFera Faus, &C. and ct Ar1a VIII Eain1
~ Day EKcros5, East and Mesh ocureots =,
alrsrt With Trains On E-ie B Pittsburgh Eellroa-
scr LrssTflas 1esdyilea ySme.2gEai %
a. nCTTIESSAE, sss'h
EER=~NaaM ~ EmM HhM
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CLYvRLAED AND TOLEDO 2. 3

CLEVRLAND AND TOLEDO 2. B
1854. WINTER AREAH6kAA&F~ hAtt
ION and After HoDday, Oct. nHts ~ PAs5snEe
Trains win saTs Cleveland - iohoEs SoheAys sD
s.ig A. m.-UHIOAGO EXPREsS.-Stops Al Bera+
Grsfton, Oberlin, WakemnR, horHaiEs Monrou
vile, Belle we, Clyde, frenout and EAmorn
and arrives a. Toledo 1t H:t5 P. -, Ohtoago O.
.R0P. ard Detroit 5:n ~
s,ts P, M.-WESTERH hAlL.-Stops At al staslonl
on Southern Division, and arrives - Ioieqo .
T25 /. \. Chicago At 5s5 A. =. and Detrotf ~
WG0P.M
emp M-HOBTHERH HAIL.-StOPa az al Ea
tons On Horthsrn Division. md srTtves II San
S~TNV a. 90 p. n.
Ia.a p a.-SI3HT EXPRESS.-stoPss t G~rAitobI
Norgslk. Monrosvgle, Clyde and Fremont en1
sTriVes n Toledo IS IFS A. 81 UhioaEe ~ ~
~. md Detroit - 500 AZ
OOEHECTIOHs-
Counstiona ere mkds - bonneville VIII the5al
dusky, Mansfield 4 Newark \. R.i a. Ogce NiLAm
sandua y, Dayton a CINCINNATI k-h-i g frsgoI
nth rs fremont ! Indiana X. 81 and ~ 1ole9
with the Michigan Bouthern AEortAsrn t9utsne -
Toledo 4 Wabash Railroads toT Cslcagls Detrois
taokpon. F61t Wayne, L0gHnBeortl tslsya : SaNr
Alton, Sc. Louis Snd ell Pot1ta NasA
SG TIairs arrive IN UiOygslsDsd nom TeieO sna -
vest q AS A. E.,i;5s 2. = AnG sSg - l5oe
| s-gduHEV a. 9:l6 A = ~. y EJDHAs 9Na
Wcvainad- OCT. 49, ~
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CLEVELAND AND PlgG5BUEg&6
~ Rail-
1851, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
% and after Monday, May 18th 1s65, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays exceptsd) a. follows:
6mA. LIZ rrIyes - flgtaburgn 40 p n.
BArrisburgn 2.G A. T., baltimore Is0 4 \.
WAshiaQton l0;35A. HI PhiAdeiphls 6:5A NJ
Sew york 1u-0oA- ~, Nhoeling 500 r. 4. Cons
meets 81 Hudson with U. q Az RR. for Akron
and Mrlersburgh. A
In r, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al Pit5burEh s:B P
~. Harrisburgh 7s0 A. n, Baltimore R:0 P
M'NsshlngtOn $50 ?. NJ Philsdelphia 2:D p
4. New York 2.f5 p. ~. NheelinR :OA n
$40 P. M.-ACOOMMODATIOH-FOr Hudson an6
tutsrmediate Stations, OuyahOgh Fails, Akron.
aid Mnlersburgh, connecting at Orvile Wit
P. Z. ". = BY. FOR Canton, MassllOn, Woo
ter and Mansfield.
uCars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
via AlentOwu) without change.
~ Fare - low 81 " any Osnar HLa.
So Through Tickets cAn b procured at thFt Ehon
Tf~rst prics. Npdi-H HcuEe, at the Depot, or the
Eu'ho s'rso' IL. DxTEREux. Ez.g
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SEWING MACHINES.
Inv im-Drovonsnts owe any and Al
aENMENH MACHINES

NJ heI fhs r5TsrEibls ieedl lseoihg ne ol9sI sI'Ue
10 ths right or Jeff, 70 stag > seam or 49,
s0d- 81 ps-us, Il takes four different stisonesi me
Look. DoubIs Look, Knot and Double Knot-eaoR
bSlng Alike on both d6eg Of the fabric. is mo.
fIonS are Al positive; ssWs the thioksst OF t1inneal
fabrcs without change o. tension. Hems an
Vfdth hsm, fella, brsids. guilt, bindS, EEthsrs ant
go n 4 rune 81 the same tina. 70
4 W. GLEASON 3 CO. Agenth
e Pubtc squAEe, Cleveland, and Ho. merrill
ElooE pstgoEt, AESuH WNstsA tIyE-&
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no OLD

Nov "a the time II you wish TO ssoure Ba1gaips;
I have 9 lsTg stock OF CLOTHS, Oassl heies az
yeasinss f.r the Custom Department, which will be
made % in the TsTy best manner ct low prices
8. MANI,
Ie2 eun.rior 1t opp. Bank ct.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS OIE:
AlOIENATI AILROAD,
Is54B, WIETEB ARBAHqEEEHT. uo8

- -A-@A 49, -
stopping IS Grafton, Wellington Nov En
don, Shelby, Crestids, Gallon 0tleads Oar,
dhston, Ashley, DslAVsTs, Davis Oentrn M
Washington.
u,, Cincinnati $50 A =.
n Trafus-OW P.M.-NIGHP EXPBE@seogEtns
~ Grafton, Wellington, Kew London shHpI,
Crsstlins, Gallon. Gilsae, UArdtRgs0n and De-
rr.ils iSaVe CoIuubus as lao and IosBLa., 39oFEr
" arrive ak Cleveland SD A Er and So P H.
C"OHWECTIOEEt IA
Rsb5-gsndusky Mansfield 4 Newark haalrcad, g
Mans1sld, EE vernon, Newark. eAaasVthA
Crs.nRs@PitsourEh, Fort Wansk Ohicssp Ran
road. Forest Upper 5anduBkys Delphoes Lima
Fort Wayne, Lap0rte, Chicago &oy West an
East for Mansfield, Wooster, masatlOn, 20.
Hrafton md Beliefontaine Railroad Line, Ior hATtoa
BsIlsfontaine, Sidney, Union, huucis, Indian
aPolh, Terre Haute, TinJennesz AFAnETDe
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, 20.
DSlcWAr-W1th Springfield Branch ior sprngheId
Oolunbus-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Asni
Tsrre Haute, S.. Bo1iB, MorrOW, Loveland, An
CfDcinpstt. and with the Ohio and Mlns1sEfgI
Fsflroad e Cincinnati for Hout5T1ne- Ivan
Via, Cairo, St. LOuis. cd Al Boilh on %
ONO Rtyer.
O-o.umbus-OentraI Ohio RsDro~d Or HsHnrk, EAnsI
vile, wheeling, kc.; ColurlbuH, PtquA = IL
diRua RAIrcsd for Piquh, Urbana7 40.
~ For Tickets to all Points and taiornatl9p 49,
A. he Passenger station and a. Union t1eAst Stae'
If7 SUPERIOR stroet. EG EHAnl
Clsveisnc. Dct- IL Nt IE
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YROA FIFEsBURGH 70 INV YORK.
aIEE Daily FRALBE ERON
PHILADELPHIA 20 2kW ZOkA

sa-TFeksss for skls toBcSton b Boat % BahsA -
Bosf Tickets good on angel the boundiEr
FarO 70 81 pains - Lev - pa -
sITuPugG OARS On Hisht Efzs - LLE
phis. Bsg York and Baltimore.
49, Chesked through and TrE1BEsrred FoH,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ndirs, Produes and
i've stock carried With despAsohs - lowest rAsN
CHAg. THOMSON Passenger Agent
H1TsrEF. EFo0H LEWIS. Sept
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DR. A
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
M
n.aAo MndAnaI ninnnnsnN

Private Medical D1SpenSaEHs
I2O Jefferson AVenu Detroit. Mlci1.i
Near the Michigan Exchange hotel
Where every form Of sYPHrL 3 anu al otnet pl5-
eases Of the pro5r alive and urinary organs Of both
SEXES ere more successfully managed than e. any
other similar Institution in this county,. Every
one al ould know thnt whilst the slightest con'u-
~tutioHAl contamination exisrs, marriage Is lmPos-
sible, for the GOOD reason that where onsPilns en-
sues disease il nearly always enfsiled. Tins, there
fore, IL one Of the worst Impediments 70 mstri'
mony. - rfr
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will ind this q DlspenHsty
where thee Il no uncertainty about getting rehei,
but where evzry enc Of such cases are cured yer.
manently. No book published by nor issued ron
this ius tuition, BY which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruiLed-
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring a Female Regulator
should enclose one DO lar and three postagestamPs
and by return mail they will receive. with tul d.
rections, the only re.iab e Female Regu ator 70 use.
Jhis R. gulAtor s fast becoming he fsvorlie o. ladies
eV-rywhe.e, simply becsuse its action Is milo emo
safe and can always be depended upos in rsmoVIng
oIEtructi ne from co ds and any other cause
All correspondence strictly confidential letter.
on consultation shou d contain Que dollqr aRd q
postage stsmp for Auswcr, Office and rooms ar
ranred that patients never see each other.
Copsultatiop and SOL vices u tic Office, fec TO thf
moor. every Saturday afte noon, rom 5 TO P NJ
| once and Dispenssry open from ga NJ 70 p NJ
daily. exceut sundays. Alneeessary surgical oper
atoms performed.
Aadraaa LIZ. DNhAh
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Posi- OFFICE
ASs4.5, Winter ArrsngemeRI 1Ss4-S,
o. TIE
ARRITkL an CLOSING OF Halls
- A. TQ

ULkNkLAND FUSTIUFFIUA
Z OonESesAa H0HDAT, ooOBK8 s1sT, 1854.
a. Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
ne hour after arrival Of tfAins.
~ An NaIa close Ona holT bsfors departure .
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CLOTHING +.
,NRFAT DECLINE IN CLOTHING


In order to slsss the balseo. Z my, sprinE and
Summer Stock IL 8 very short tme' nave reduced
she prfcs OF
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PROFESSIONAL.
R. J. WILBUR,
or MILWAUKEE. WIS,
AHAHkETIC PHYSICIAN
AttOrneys at Law.

ForF1cu-RII Superior street, FIRST door up stairs
innI.RG CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
IN RAILWAY.
and summer Arrangements.

EsLs Eject Monday, hoy so, 1855.
Two ThrSSSh EERTsV TEoi3s DAILY bssvoss
WDGT ExPREss, leaves Cleveland (sundayB exosst
an Al $50 A n, arrives at Meadvfns 1t 2.oO ?. e
Dinner) saIamanes st SIS ?. h, ei eplng Carsj
and New York e. l:lOR - :
iNIqHT ExFsEss," leaves Cleveland BaturdsyS
oxosptedl q s:45 P. n, tSlseping Cars attaehed,)
srriveg Il MsadVfls ct Zoo a n, Salamanca At
500 A. x, and New York st 1870 ?. \. u
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WESTWARD.

D.y Exprss-Lsayos New York At.....-.f:o0 A. =.
Arrives at Cleveland At---.I:b6 An
Hizht % --LesFes EsW York ct. ----6:00P .H
Arrives Is Cleveland at.-.-.s;b6 p =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
AN ORDINANCE

To divide North CsfolIns into seven csogresioasl
Section |. Be ID ordained By the people of Nerh
Carolina IN censsnllon asssnhled, aud u % HEREBY
ordained By the suhoriy oi The same, That fof The
purpose Of slseiing Representatives IN the congrss,
Of the United States tbs State shall be divided nis
districts, a. follous The irsi District shall be
composed Of the counties Of cuntuek, Csn<sn. Pas
quotank, PeisuimmOns. Gates. Chowsn, HEREFORD,
Norhsmp,on, Hsiifar, Martin. Denie, wsshingos.
Tynell. yds aud Beaufort: Tho second district Of
tbs counties Of Pa. Craven. Jones. LsnolI, Wayne,
G,een. Edgeeombs. wilson. Onslow, Caflsrsl, l'up.
IN and New Hanover: The third district Of The eoun.
iies of Brunswick, Columbus. Blsden, sampson, Cum
berland. Robson, Richmosd, Hsrns,t, Moore, Mont.
xamery, Union and slsnly The fourth district 81 the
counties sf wsks, Fnnklin. Warren, Granville, Or.
snge. Nash. Johnston and Chatham. The 9Th dis.
,sies Of lhs counties Of Alamaaec Randolph. Gofoid,
Rockingham, Davidson, forsy,be, Stokes, suvy. Per.
son snd Caswcll. The sixth ds,fic Of The eounlies
of Rowan. Cabarrus, Unioa. Mecklsnbutg, Castor.
Lincoln. ca,swba. Iredell. Dasis, YsJkis, Wilkes
snd Aiexsndcrs The seventh district 81 Ire counties
Of Ashe Alcghsny. Wa,auga. Yancey. Mitchell. Nc.
Dowell, Bstks. Caldwell. Rutherford. Cleayelssd,
Polk. Henderson, Trsnsy lsania. Buneon,be, Msdi
son, Haywood, Jackson, Macon, Cherokee and Clay,
each % Which districts shan be entitled 10 elect one
Representative In the Congress Of the 6nissd States
sect. 2. The election zoe Representatives In Con.
gross shall be hsd and Conducted 10 every respect n
ssafs'ni'y ui,h The rules resplsiioss ssJ re<,isss
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AN oRpINANCE
Declaring null and void the ordinance % Mar 20n
eighteen hunJtrI and siyiy.on-.

Declaring null and void the ordinance % Mar 20lh
eighteen hunJscI and risiy.on-.
Be il decsiei and a.dslnsd By The delegate. Of The
gid people Of North Canoilna ~ CaasrEi.,a a.srn
heI and - hsrcly Jcelare AMI ordained, That the
ofJlnsncs Vi the Csnvcatlan - the STATE u Noaa
Esfona. ratified the swelly hr.s day u November.
.s.shisea hni,IicI inl ghts.nine. such adopted
sn rauied the Constitution ~ lie En,l. - .les anil
alsS 81 40. and parts Of acts d the Grn.rsl Assem-
BIZ ratilsins and sdapllns amendments 10 the sslI
Csn.iitylIsn, aud At al tine. the sdoi.
ilsa aud rslEeaiiau hsfeoi. have hsen - iu force
and elcrt notwithstanding the suisf,osed atdinasce
sf the tsrnisih dly u My. etghiceR handed AMI
,irty onr. aeesrHs thai the ~ rr,ealrd. re-.
,ciided aud sbrsgaled. and TIE said supposed odi.
asnce ). now and u III tunes hath brr-, mol am
,Jj RstlhcI Ia Csnssniioa. ihi. seventh iay III
uctascr. 10 ihe year . our i.osd ono thDu,apd eight
hanJreJ aud hriy-6vs
EDWIN q. EEADE. Ptesidsnl.
Jas. n. Moo4E. Secretary u ih@ Convention.
" Y. Btpssa, Assistant sesstaiy.
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MIL, give prompt personal s.sention TO all bust.
~ ness entrusted 10 their care.
Copsgnments Of Raw Cotloa, Cotton Yarns. Do.
meslics. Tobacco. Naval Stores four, and other
Country Produce, are solicited.
Who's desired prodaee viii be shipped to our COT
respondents in Europe or ihe Northern cities and
liberal cash advances made thereon.
Wilmington. N C., S4pt. IT. 05-pd
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the Convention the tenth Jay OF October, one thcu-
,,nd eight HUNDRED and sixiy-6ve. and herein sst
forth said ordinance having bcsn passed in pursn-
.ncs IL the proclamation Of the President Of the Uni
led States Of date May 18th, 1855 authorizing said
Convention 10 prescribe tho qualification Of electors,
and the eligibility Of persons TO hold Office under the
,onstitution and laws Of the STATE" md slso. iR
conformity with tho rules and regulations prescribed
IN the laws Of this State concerning said elections
force previous TO the 2orh day Of May. 1861.
The people Of tho State are respectfully urged to
asinain order among themselves at the election and
10 dscountsasncs appeals, the tendency Of which
may be TO produce ill.fesling and alienation towards
,hs Federal government The policy II the govern.
men. has been liberal and generous towards North
Carolina, and no pains should be spared 10 secure
continuance Of this policy.
And the officers in the various counties. appointed
BY ,ks Provisional Governor. are enjoned e exert
themselves to preserve the peace among the people
the day ofthe election; TO act with justice and firm.
moss 10 all matters that may claim their attention 10
SEQ that those entitled % vote are protected w their
right Of suffrage and that every manifestation, such
manifestations there shoslJ be- Of hostility TO the Fed
stsi government. b promptly febuked and depressed.
Done Al our city Of Rieigh. the 18th day OF Octo-
Der. In tho year n COR Lord Que thousand eight
hundred and .ir.y Eve. aud ia che year Of tho In
dependence Of ,ha United States the ninetiesh.
W. W. HOLDEN.
Provisional Governor
d, the Govern.f.
w. n. Rfcsaspses. Private Secretary.
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AN nRiliNAIrE

PrssiAilinx slavery IN The state Of Nouh cTolins.
b. il declared aud ordained b, ihs delegates o. ,hs
people VI the Ss.tc of North ca,aina IN C1nseniion
s..-n led. and Il hereby declared snd ofJa med.
Th., slavery and insalusiary ssTuuasle. otherwise
ia.n 700 efines ~hefrOf The parties snail have been
dlly rousicteJ shah b. .ni hereby forever prohi.
sllsI ia this state. R.si6e3 " C9n,snlsoa, This
nah Jsy " Dr,ohes. IN ~ yes Of our LStd oae
iaoasand eight hundfed snd .nty-h,e.
EDWIN q. READE. President.
IA. u. sooas. Secretary oftbc t:on.rH,na
X. q. BapssA. Assistant Secretary.
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An ORDINANCE

tsamiiling 90 ths qusIih-j voters Of h. state. lAe
rail6sstlsn o. repetition y ssfiain ord.ainses.
ps IL ordained BY the delegates Of the people ol
Marin Cstolins, sna q 10 hereby ordained " lhs 40
iasnly VI the sans rha, On TOE second Eau sdsy of
Sssseascf ae1L shall be submitted % tne voters Of
me state Qusl6si 70 COO msnbefs 81 lhe House
81 CoamSas. fsr their rsiihea,ion or isjeeson. the
.falnsnee passeI by thls Coasention. enHlled an
s'assnec declaring natl and void the otdinaao. &C
hy f0th. issi.' and such persons a. she'll favor
tss fsuscstion. shalt vote Q ticket With lhe WORDS
hnil..secession Ordinances. Rsiiaei. and those op
psed shall vote lickcs IN tho wofds, Anihssces
,,on Ordnance. R-jsrtei.' Ai.e a the sane time
sasA be Submitted fes Their raliscaIisn o. rejection
a. ordnance paaej By NE &esvenuen. EMIT cd,
: Al Ordnance pfshlbiing shssfy % The Stats Of
Nssth Csrolns." aud those Who hscr q ral6calian
u the sans shsl vote tekss ~ish the words, 40
ti-slsvery onlinaues Rsuhci,' and those spgoseI
'Asll sote . tickle, 9th the ~srds . An,s.slssery
s'slnanos. ksjscsei."
De u further ordained. Thss cha shssiffs or other
sfhccr ~hs may ssccftsn The result of the polls in
fseh county. shall usnsnii the ssms 10 me Provi-
sissii Governor. ~bo 70 hereby empowered snd "a.
ssssss 20 cause The number u vo,us each way 20 be
ssvspapets puDhshsd % disssn, parts q the state
10 further ofaassd. That II tsii6ed, ihsncsfsrth
sad sfdiasncssshsli be the lsvs 81 the lsnd. and
,hss ssoiiships slavery shall bseame part Of she
rsassituies Of the State. Tread three times and
fstiksd "a cssssntsn. 0e,ol.sr ~. A. ID. 1858.
EDWIN y. READE, President
al. y. Moons, Secretary Of tho Cenvcniisn.
X. V. BAsass, Assistant Secretary.
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as set forth and prescribed in tho sixty ninth chapter
Of the Revised Code. except that the polls shall be
compared in the FIRST district al the court house in the
county of LenoiT in the third district at che court
house in the county Of Cumberland; in the fourth
district at ihscourt house ia the county Of Wake
IN the Nth district q the court house In the county
Of Guiord in the sixth district at the court house in
the county Of Iredell IN the seventh district at the
court house in the county Of Buncombe. Read
three times and ratified in Convention, the - day
Of October, A. ID. 1851
EDWIN @. READE, President.
Jas. H. MooRE, Secretary Of the Convention.
X. G. BADGER, Assistant Secretary.