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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-27

OFFICE OF rHz ATDIroR OF STATE
CoLuNBUs, o., FEBRUARY o, 1866.
II is hereby certified that the foregoing Is corset
copy of the Statement OF Condition Of the Manhattan
Insurance Company of New York
Witness ny hand and seal, officially.
lSeal JAS. Il. GOODMAN.
Auditor Of State
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MARRTED

In Clyde, on the 18th day of April, 1866. by
Rev. G. R. Brown, DR.. JoHS M. JEFFREY aud
Miss ELIZA ADELiA FARRASD, all of Elmore.
On the 26th of April, by Rev. NJ. Long, at
his residence, Mr.. FREDERICK ZoRS, and Miss
LAURA SKINNER, both of this County.
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LIFE! LIFE! LIFE!

LIFE! LIFE: LIFE!
DROPS, DROPS, DROPS
AMERICAN LIFE Drops will cure Dipthsria, Coughs,
Bronchitis Sore Throat Asthma, Rheumatsm, Neural
ga Agus in the Fsc., Headache, foothache, Bruises,
sprsinr, chilblains. Group, Gods, Fever nud Ague
and Choern in single day. Sold BY. all Druggists,
With full directions for
ORRIN SKINNER l. CO., ProprietOrs,
Springfield, Mass.
DsAAs BARNES b Jo., Agents, New York. L1Oyll
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CERTIFICATFS.

FREMONT called Dr. c. AID found his Office per-
ecy throDged with patients Their report Of the Doc
tors astonishing cures gave encouragement For
ten years had suffered with Dyspepsia in its worst form
| took some medicine from the Doctor and ave week.
have passed; am well man and cln vouch for many
other cases in my vicinity that have been restored tc
health. JAMES EDGERTON
Fremont Il had eyes for two years and was near
y blind tried many Physicians hut procured no BEN
eft. applied to Or Chidester, and he has curei them
now see as we'll IS ever did. JANE OVID
have had he Gravel and Disease of the Kidueys 70,
three years Ihave been under Dr. Cs treatment for
Iy six weeks and consider myself well man.
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$ AT E M E Mt
INSURANCE co..

On the LIST day Of January, 1866, made to the
-4uditOr Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute Of
that State.
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STATE Og NEw YoRE, COUNTY OF NEW YoRK, ss-
William p Palmer, President, and Andrew j. Smith,
Secretary Of the Manhattan Insurance Company being
sevsray sworn depcse and say that the foregoing Is
full true and correct statement Of the affairs Of the sad
Company that the said Insurance Company the bona
nde Of a. least One Hundred Thousand Dollars OF
actual Cash Capital invested Stocks and Bonds or IN
Mortgages Real Estate worth double the amoant fox
which the is mortgaged; aud that they are the
above described 0feers of said Insurance Company
W. P. PALMER, President
-5t. ANDREW J. SMITH, Secretary
Subscribed and before me- this 3lst day Of jan
uary, 1856.
CSeal.l TH0S. L. TH0RNELL
Five Cent StSmp.l commr for Ohio in ~ Y
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p d. S. CAMFIELD'S
INSURANCE AGENCY.
OFFICE AT THE STEAM MIL.

'7 OFFICE AT THE STEAM MIL.
Represents the tollouing lst Class Cash COM
pGnies:
e fE. ~. Capital Il Surplus.
Underwriters Agency OF New
York, Fire and Marine, s3,OOO,OOO
Security, Of New York, Fire, 100000
LOriIlard, of New York, Fire, 1,3I2,OOO
Manhattan, of New York, Fire &
Marine, sO5, ,oO8
Artic, of n. York, Fire e. Marine, $4,000
Corn Exchange, of New York, Fire
and Marine, 475,OOO
Cleveland Insurance Co., of CIe-
velnnd, 100000
Travellers, of Hartford, Accident.
al Insurance CO., $1,000
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.,
Of Hartford, 100000
The above Companies are all reliable and prompt In
paying oFsea the experience of the last year shows
for loss was settled at this Agency within 6ve DAYS
sitter the fires occurred It's always the cheapest
that s the best Good security policies correct
ly worded, and good knowledge Of the premises in
sured essential for tie beneHtof all parties interest
ed. EntrUst your business to Home Agents who have
experience in underwriting, and beware OF travelling
SCENTS who along, find out what insurance you paw
then offer to take il less, when the risk Is really worth
more than 1t pays.
When yon want Insurance all right call on CAMFIELD
who viii hx you out a Policy ytims, for Life, Fire
Marine, or Accidents from day to years.
Fremont, o., Nov. "a, 1865 -47yl.
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NAeS AND LOCATION.
The OF the Company, Manhattan Insurance Com
psay, and is located in the City Of New York.
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Situated on Pike Street, one
door West of Donoyson's
Grocery.
OYSTER AND EATING SALOON!|

,FElHlS ESTALLSHMEHT is now thoroughly furnished
and ready to up meals at all hours Of the day
Everything that the market affords always on han J.
which be obtained short notice prepared In any
manner desired Farmers win find this the place set
WARM MEAL
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In no respect like Dye /. Roots PEsrAoHIxE

AIIOHNEl Al III" q NO1AhE TUbIIL, lr
GENERAL INSURANCE. AGEsT.
Clyde, Ohio, April Z, 1866 --l5wS
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credentials were appointed, consisting of
Messrs, A. Bass, J. Hyman and S. High
smith,
Whist the aforementioned committees
had Withdrawn to transact business, several
patriotic and pointed speeches were made.
On motion, Jas. E. O'Hara was appointed
as Reporter for the press, from the Conyen-
ton, and j. S. Leary to act as Secretary.
Alter having been gone for the space of
an hour. the committee on rules returned
with the following, which were received
and adopted
Your committee on rules for the govern
ment Of the Convention, met, with the Rev.
q. a. Hill in the chair. On motion, J. r.
Page was appointed Secretary The follow
ing rules were adopted, and are presented
Tor your consideration
1. There shall be two regular daily ses-
slons Of the Convention. The morning ses-
sion shall commence at $50 o'clock, A NJ. and
adjourn at 1870 O'Clock. The afternoon
session shall convene at O'Clock, p. M,
and adjourn at 5, P M.
2. One-third of the members of the Con-
vention shall constitute quorum for the
transaction of business
3. No member shall leave the Convention
without permission from the President, and
no member shall be recognized, or his mo
ton received as before the Convention I'M
less the speaker is within the bar of the
Convention.
4. No member shall be allowed to speak
more than twice upon the same question,
unless by special consent of the Convention,
and no longer than ten minutes the first time
and five minutes the second time.
5. Relying on God for the rectitudc of our
intentions to secure equal rights, therefore
each session shall be opened with religious
devotion by the Chaplain.
g. Should any member members of the
Convention be found intoxicated during the
sitting of the Convention, he or they shall be
excluded from its sessions.
T. We recommend that there be session
each night during the Convention, and adj
dresses be made by such gentlemen as the
chairman may appoint.
On motion, Rev. G. A. Rue was appointed
as Chaplain of the Convention.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet
according to rule, at ? o'clock, P. NJ.
JAS. E. O'HARA,
COnrentiOnoI Reporter.
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sage, as suggestion to congress, the two prop
ositious for amendment submitted last win
ter in the reported conversation with Sena-
tor Dixon A corrected and revised COPY
of the propositions for amendment is here
with sent as follows:
" Representatives shall be apportioned
among the several StateZ which may be in
cluded within this Union according to the
number of qualified male voters, as prescrib-
ed by each State. Direct taxes shall be APP
portioncd among the several States which
may be included within the Union according
to the value ofall property subject to taxa
ton in each State, This amendment not to
take effect, until the census of1S70 shall have
been takenn
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Leachburg, Johnston County, Oct. list. '6G
RALEIGH N. c.. Oct. 2. 1866.

RALEIGH, n. o., Oct. :, 1856.
AFRICAN METHODIST CHURCH, 10 O'CLOCK.
Convention met pursuant to the call made
by the officers of the S. E. K. L. Mr.. James
II. Harris of Wake, President of the S. e.
r. L., called the house to order. John r.
Good, of Craven, Vice President. VIM. Cav
thorn, of Warrcnton, was called upon to act
as temporary Secretary. Rev. George II.
Rue, of Craven. was called upon to conduct
the religious exercises. which he commenced
by singing the hymn Peace troubled soul"
Mr.. J. r. Page OF Edenton, asked whether
this was a State League or State Conven-
ton Which question the Chairman an
swercd after the Convention had been thor
oughly opened, referring the gentleman to
Article Sd and 7th of the Constitution of the
S. Z. r. L.
On motion, Mr.. Marcellus Oxford of Wake
and Mr.. Samuel Wilson of New Hanover
were appointed as Sergcants ut Arms.
On motion, a committee or five on creden-
tials was appointed, consisting of ]. r.
Schenck, JAS Bowman, John r. Casyell, J.
d. Ballard and G. D. Picrson.
On motion, J. E. O'Hara, of Wayne, was
appointed Assistant Secretary.
On suggestion of the Chairman, delegates
were requested to bring forward their creden-
tlals, SO as to enable the committee said
credentials to examine them before any fur
ther business was transac ted.
On motion, committee of rules for the
government of the Convention was appoint
ed, consisting Of Rev. G. A Rue, H. Lockett
and J. r. Page.
On motion, Richard Tucker, of Wayne,
was elected as Vice President.
Ga motion, Il special committee on verbal
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FARM NEAR RALEIGH FOR SALE,

IF NOT PRIVATELY DISPOSED OF Be
Il FORE Tuesday, the sd of the present month,
(OctOber) the above property will then be sold,
without reserve, at public Auction, on the preni-
scs, ) miles North of Raleigh, immediately on the
Oxford Road, and within half mile of Miilbrook,
the first station on the Raleigh q CASTOR Rail-
road. The tract contains about one hundred and
twenty acres, with about siXty-siN acres adiOin-
ing, which the purchaser can obtain reasonable
turms) making in all about 1S6 acres There is Il
dwelling with four rooms and fire places, and an
excellent well of water the premises. The
dwelling is situated in beautiful grove of large
native oak and hickory. The place, which is
famous for its hcalthfuness, is susceptible OF be-
ing made one of the most eligible county seats in
the country. The land, though not rich, produces
well when properly cultivated, and lies well for
Improvement Its ncarncSs to Millbrook, where
daily transportation 10 and from Raleigh could
be had, while its distance from Raleigh, which
would prevent it from depredations subject to
places nearer the City, well adapts it for being
made dairy, nursery and vegetable farm.
Terms made easy for the purchaser. For par
tculars or information concerning the property,
enquire of Dr.: L: S. PERRY, at Raleigh, or
MAJ. r. FLEMING, near Millbrook
October ), 1866. S5-td-pd
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The following important dispatch is from
the Washington Correspondent Of the Balti-
more lSu1:
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30--All statements to
the effect that the President has announced
his determination to recommend the aIop-
ton Of the amendments to the constitution
proposed by Congress are utterly unfOunded.
He has not said to any one he was in favor
Of those amendments 1t is true, ncverthe-
sideration some of the political points to be
embraced in his next annual message to Con-
gress and some of these points have been
submitted to his Cabinet. There is cool rea-
son for saying that Mr.. Johnson will adhere
strictly to the policy that has characterized
his administration. Among other things he
will urge the constitution ledHes it an open
question for the courts whether ordinary ie.s-
islation is or IS not binding while States are
refused representation, and that instrument is
distinct and emphatic in its requirement that
in the preparation of the amendments to the
constitution, all the States that claim and
are willing TO exercise the right shall be rep
resented.
The President will insist on the immediate
admission of loyal and legally qualified rep
resentatives from all the non represented
States, in order that Congress may be ena-
Dled TO prepare such amendments as the con-
-d!tlon ofthe country demand. He will like
wise recommend that where Congress is in
cordance with this view of the requirements
OF the constitution, amendments may be pre-
pared adapting the questions of representa-
lion and taxation to meet the changed con
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Great Trade Sale at Auction.
Boots, shoes, BFogans, Hardware, CUT
lery. Liverpool Salt and Sugar.

M ESSRS. b. p. WILLIAMSON 81 CO.
IYl respectfully announce that pursuant to in
structions from the owners, they will sell at
Auction, at their Store on Fayetteville Street, on
Wednesday, October 10th, instant,
at II o'clock, the following goods, viz:
30 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans, well assorted
and suited to the season,
$50 sacks Liverpool fine Salt, prime article, in
excellent condition,
10 barrels of Sugar,
20 boxes Tobacco, "Queen of the Chase"
35 doz. Padlocks,
10 dOZ Stock Locks,
20 doZ Chest Locks,
10 doz Butchers Knives,
so doz Pocket Knives,
% doz Knives and Fork,
10 doz. Anger Bits,
rs gross Wood Screws, q to inches long,
Braces and Bits,
$50 papers TackS,
800 Carriage Bolts,
25 doz Hand Saw Files,
10 doz mill Saw Files
5 doZ. Cast Steel Hand Hammars
10 doz Cast and Wrought Butts,
II doz. Curry Combs,
10 doz. Horse Brushes
10 dOZ. Backing Brushes,
Is gross Lead Pencils
10 doz all bright Caststeel Wedding Hoes,
doz Tea Kettles,
2 doz. Porcelain Kettles and Pans,
doz Tin Wash Pans
doz. Turpentine Axes IS. W. Collins
40 kegs Cut Nails, 4d to 12s,
10 kegs Horse Shoes,
10 kegs mule Shoes,
D boxes Horse Shoe Nails.
Together with variety of other articles not
included in the above list.
Also, will be sold
ONE BRAN NEW BUGGY,
latest style, runs beautifully and smoothly.
The attention of the trade is particularly re-
quested to the above sale.
Raleigh, October Sd, 1886. SID.
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Foreign InteiIig ence.

New YORK, Oct 3d.-Soutil American cores
pondences state that the Chllians are anxious to
carry war into Spain.
The Secretary of foreign affairs in a speech said
Chilli would ever regard Spain a natural enemy
The ex-rebel Tucker has been installed COM
mandcr OF allied squadron.
There was Il sharp earthquake at San Salvador
on the Doth of August. No damage.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

IT IS SITUATED IN THE HIGHLANDS OF
Onslow County; contains
Three Thousand Acres
in the tract, of which about thousand are
cleared, and in good condition for cultivation;
The whole of it is good Cotton land. one-hah
of the farm has crop on it. Three hundred acres
in cotton and two hundred in corn. me resi-
dence is very good one, and all the other bplid
ings, including Gin house, &C., very good. ABOUT
eight miles from shipping point WlIi sen on
liberal terms, and, il the purchaser desires, VIII
sell the crop, stock, mules, &C., with It,
For particulars apply TO
l. W, HUMPHREY,
! sept 2T-931otpd, Goidsboro, n. c.
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The officiating clergy here proceeded to the
transept where the remains lay, and Bishop
Potter read the committal service At four
o'clock, the remains. followed by an immense
funeral cortege, were conveyed to Greenwood
Cemetery, where they were deposited in Mr..
Niblo's vault"
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If TEETH COULD SPEAK, they would often re-
prOach their owners 1--WE cannot clean our
Selves" would be the cry of many neglected
set, land are going to ache and ruin simply for
the lack of daily bruShingwith the Fragrant
SOzOdont, the only known means of preserving
us But us the Teeth cannot speak, the Press
must speak Tor them. SIT.
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Markets..

New YORK, Oct. 2d.-The dry goods market
to-day excited and active, with considerable adj
vance in heavy goods.
Gold closed at 14s3S@49; Cotton dull uplands
AZ, Orleans 43; Turpentine 6G10067; Rosin 4. 1917
@9.5O.
New YORK, Oct sd.-Gold 1471. Cotton 400
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Jero,ne Park Races.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3d.-The Jerome Park Races,
second race, mic heats, won by Alexander Wat
son-time 1:4S14 and LIS.
Third race IA mile dash: Luther first Load
stone second, Lighthood third-time 3:17
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Mobile and New Orleans Markets.

MOBILE, Oct 2d--Cotton sales, 39c for mid
ding. Market irregular.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2d.-Cotton advancing
Middlings 39(140c. Gold, 142.
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livery DAY BRINGS US SOME
u THING NEW
W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & co.

Our Line of Ladies' Dress Goods is now
Complete.
Rich Black and Colored Silks. Real Irish Pop
Inns Empress Cloth, black and printed. Plan
and printed French Merinos. All Wool Nous
Inns, plain and printed. Solid Mohar Reps
Rich Cashmere Stripes Scotch Plaids, &c, &C
GLOVES.
JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES.
A Large Stock of Mourning Goods OF
the most Desirable Kinds.
Opera and SacqQe Flannes, d full line of White,
Red and Gray Flannels. L. Miles and Sons Gait
tiers and Shoes.
full Assortment of Cloaks and Shawls.
Real India Cashmere Shawls.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN
PRINTS, IN ANY QUANTITY.
HOSIERY,
GLOVES AND
MERINO UNDER GARMENTS.
w. Fl. & r. s. TUCKER & co.
TNHE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN IS
i called to our
NEW STOCK OF HATS.
The Broadway Hat. Central Park Queen
Emma. Mahopac Derby. Driving. Champion
Dictator, &C., dc.
Also, plain soft Hats and Bcebees Fashionable
Mole Skin Hats.
w. H. s. R. s. TUCKER & co.
Raleigh, October /, 1866 SIT
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The Excitement in PhiIadeIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct Id he political excite
ment here is increasing tie election day APP
proaches. \ very large vote will be polled-
5000 names having been added by the extra as
signments.
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Nomination for Congress

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2d.-The ti-Radical Conven-
ton of the first district nominated John Hogan
for Congress yesterday.
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Santa Annals New Mexican Loan.

New YORK, Oct. 3d.-Santa Annals Office
crowded yesterday with people anxious TO enter
the service Of Mexico. firm here is said to be
commissioned to buy six steamers for Santa
Annals expedition. Three banking houses have
taken his lnnn of five millions.
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Madame Ristori,s Success.

BROOKLYN Oct. 2d.-The receipts of Madame
Ristori's performance last night amounted to
81, 600; the largest ever received.
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Arrest of n Treasury Agent.

New YORK, Oct. 3d.eL. p Bradshaw, Urea
sury agent, has been arrested on complaint of
several Gcorgans for selling $4,000 worth of
cotton. He was bailed in the sum of $4,000.
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New Advertisements.
FOR RENT A.!

IMMEDIATELY, \ FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
J. with more or less furniture, if desired-an eX-
ccilent location-on very reasonable terms.
Or the owner would employ an agent in keep
ing Boarding House or any similar arrangement
agreeable to the parties. Apply to
L. p. OLDS, or
Oct. 3 SJtf. Mrs. II. W. MILLER.
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NIal.ricd:

In Charlotte, on the 9th September, 1866, by
the Rev. r. Burwell Mr. WIN. II. CROW, of
Raleigh to Miss MAMIE r. BURwELL, daughter
of the officiating clergyman.
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Sept. 25, 1866


THE CANDIDATES FOR THE GENERAL
Assembly will address their fellow-citizens of
Wake at the times and places named below:
Atspike's, Thursday, 9Th September,
q Banks, Friday, 2Sth
&C Franklins, Goth
g Barney Jones, Monday, Sth October,
g JaShley's p Roads, Tuesday, 9Th
{" Green Level, Wednesday, 10th
g Willie Lynn's, Thursday, 18th
&c Laws Store, Friday, 18th
g Forestvflle, Saturday, 18TH
g Rolesyille, Monday, l5th .t
.-- &c Wakefield Tuesday, I 0th q
g Hoods Store "Wednesday l'th
b The Tax Collectors VIII attend a., ae rnr of
eolecting the State and County Taxes All per-
sons arc most earnestly requested 10 pay !nelr
Taxes. - .ooo L. L. So-+e
September Goth, 1866. oS-'e'
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PHYSICIANS OR DRUGGISTS.

PHYSICIANS OR DRUGGISTS.
A YOUNG MAN OF SOME EXPERIENCE
N. in the Drug business desires a situation in
Drug Store or Physicians Office in North Caro-
lima. Comes well recommended. No charge for
services the first two MONTHS and after that terms
can be agreed upon
Any one wishing TO employ will please address
90. Q. DAVIS" Philadelphia 2. o., Pa.
oct. ., 1866 4l-w2m.
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Senate-Wake County.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Maj. Wiley ID. Jones candidate
for reelection to the Senate from Wake County.
October l, 1866. Ste.
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City Advertisements.

lily Advertisements.
B. P. w ILLIAMS0N & CO.,
GRocERs, COMMISSION.
MERCHANTS AND AUCTIoNEERs,
DEALERS IN
Hardware, Cutlery. Rope and Bagging.
Raleigh, Sept. 20, 1866. 79-tf
SAMUEL w. COLLINS & cos
10 DOZEN SAMUEL. W. COLLINS II cos
cast steel Axes extra heavy.
10 doz. Samuel w. Collins & Co.'S steel
Axes, medium.
doz Samuel W. Collins & Cos steel
Axes, turpentine.
10 doz. Virginia Penitentiary Axes.
p doz Samuel W. Collins & Co.'S orse
cast steel Plows.
5 doz Samuel W. Collins & Cos two-horse
cast steel Pluws.
Arriving at
Sept 20. 1866. Oft
RACoN BACoN.!> BAcoN!!!
1000 LBS. CHOICE N. C. BACON SIDES.
1000 lbs choice GO &C Hams.
500 lbs. southampton Virginia Hams.
500 lbs. &C &c pure leaf Lard,
in kegs
The above articles were specially selected for
family use, and warranted to give satisfaction.
B. p. WILLIAMSON 81 co.
Sept. 20, 1866. 79-tf
ENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY.
THE UNDERSIGNED TENDERS HIS SER
VICES to the community at home and abroad,
General Business Agent. He will anrnd
diligently to the collecting of all claims, the set
Ting and closing of all accounts the buying and
selling OF any and every species of property, or
cannot attend in person, which they may find
it to their interest to cntrust to the management
of an agent.
As to his character and qualifications he is
thoriZed to refer to GEORGE w. MoRDECAI, Hon.
THOS. BRAGG and KEMP p. BATTLE.
RUFUS II. PAGE.
Raleigh, June 10th, 1866 36-tf
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DOsIN BOILERS.
We keep constantly on hand Iron Cauldrons,
rs, 120 and zoo gallons.
MITCHELL & ALLEN,
Hardware Merchants,
nov lifts Newbern, n. C.
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HATS AND CAPS.

for Men and Boys, almost without number.
Trunks, Travelling Bags, &C., &c.
board no one in New York or elsewhere to
buy goods for me. I buy for myself, and all
ask ofmy friends in the City, County State, at
large, is to give me call, and my Goods will be
advertised more etIectually than be done
through newspapers, or hand bills. For to