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Amusemenis.
GRAND CHARrTABbR FAIR, : n

GRAND CHARITABLE FAIR, z i.tt
PREsEvTAflAiso4R lAs4 FESTIVAL.
Hone 'ps s ssss & s " os % ana nd s
Az APPEAL TO TIE PUBLIC: -
We Oc. and Msng-rs Of the Home and School" for tbs
EoucaoH sad intaasnc h Destitute Children Of our Soldier.
M "a 'slt sd S 'si ssffyAL re I who
for al rssd1 so 'sef 1, and protection
nl. th SAs p DAILY &siSt Tiia5 Pr.,apHt s,s'1-
81 sjs5.sls, ! 3 IAEa5si T,:. ys.FI.:a'ri
Ar,. JOIN : yOORAlEs treasurer.
ars Wa s ii HlLti ER 'ts5s corsg:.pondius Secretary.
NT: MI. j. hLHyE3 i yis 3 6ifs2 if4Y Mai1ss5 Manager
iMr.. V. OF aeIoNp; \; naassq. ~, ,,...-.,
Ma W BERRAN, Hlnsrer.
Nrs " J. SHERMAN M,Basen
nrs. G. MAILER Manager.
Rrs WILLIAM MAILLsR HsnsEsh
Ilr. HENRY BAIJEB MansgeL
Mfs. JAMES GlLLlES Manager
s Pa0s Hsu Broaaway and Twenty third A.
To be copeluasd BY the
GRAND PRESENTATION FESTIVAL
COOPER MsrfGff. nj 9fs %EEwYoRK.
Under no u. de,oh Of Theodore Thoaas on which 90
Saoa e1n1so " s , s5q,n % % p ;es s ,genc' to award
IN ch ,sf mrnnei t'y determine For the Festival 'a'''
sooOO Tickets at One Dollar each.
foacOo Pr,,cnt, being one to each Tict.thold.L
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS ~
eSs I'M tesstoTed letter with stamp for postage
Lager should 10 seat N df' or by express a. the following
c'rh rates.
51sr.s % one Tickets address e33 10
I0Trke 10 on. sdirs 90 81 Tickets address, - 90
D. ess. oHs sd % Is 10 fsst, to one sddiO s. 70
ADDRESS oTaer8 and comuluucatl0lst
THOMAS l. Co., Managing Difee,ors, ! SIG Broadway
M DAVIS Assn, sor the Hems and sch0ol,) '' A''-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
take ackE0riedgng. behalf of hs Home and
shoo liberal donation OF $500 uads tho Empire sewing Ma
chine Compsny No 6lG Broadway Newfork.
Dona 0r he WI 10 gratefully received and ackno"r
sigsd the ofi-e n
THOMAS Z Co. Managing Directors Ne eis Broadway.
V'HE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the
l. ARTIST FUkD SOCIETY s NOW OPEN at the Galleries Of
the Ea0na Academy - uesigr Of Twenty thrds aud
FolT.h sst. tr0n o. m. 20 10 r M
MADAME MONTANA" SHEET WAX for Wax
VI Flowers per Dozen. No ~ Broadway Tomb It
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

Nj HARTZ, THE ULUSIONlST. viii REOPEN
w. Al DODWoElH RAIL. MONDAi. be-. o.
MuLTrM ~ PARyO vHRY SOON.
NTIBLOv and WALLACK's THEATERS.
~ RESERVED 81 ATS b. obtained for evening during
tus week q THO n. CLAhhs Importer o. Wines les
No. 60 BROADWAY, rssr BeeaAsrsL
CECURED SEATS for all the THEATERS,
- OPERAS and place. slemsrt can b. Lad hs
Rrto Ticket Oaee CHlCKERNG SONS, No 6e HlosdwaY.
VHE FIFTH EXHIBITION
FRENCH AND FLEMlsH PICTURES
Isao opsu 81 To
STUDIO BUILDING. TENTH sE
ADHESION gRgE.
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pronosaB
Gt,rcs. Ranass, &.

CAVES coal AND INCREASE hE4I.
- MfLLYR's new Pfeai RkpIArOh teJ "a % 70 'el '.o
az bes.er 81 siH be- found igly cs1n1ul. - ~, r
NIL p r. a4annilf'ursT no. 81 Sfef'~ '4 '' -'s'F
AZ, eIDPI2t
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
Alarblt Alantels,

Aldrble Aldntels
AEARBLFIZED SLATE MANIELS-Supeuor IN
IN ,o,e.r.nse uors durabe hf the price Of maFts r B
e1TvFhPT No COS Sixth sye..b bet 18Th 8 jetb bsta
6RBIE MANrELS.-The best place IN the city
tE A. oqreIss. uARBLE HAETELS Of the ar desgns
lev rree. A KLAbhhs hsbls NoTas no ln tasi l-th
= ve,r 5isYg gY e27s gai x Rs 3gpBL vi sa. lAi
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

Dvrrcs % rHE BolHD ov EpuC1uoS. corner Of trlad
and Elsts., NEv-foRE. December . 100.
NEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at thls
a OHos day q Deceais O'Clock p m -
ssheh time proposals. v b. colseeIe To- uppsinF e
fiT SCHOOLS juIoou of fhs hoard c Ld1cston
s-h BOOKS sIAIlONEkr aud osf lr ed of he se
commencing oL e lt OF Jtury lc
I'D sf The afcles rsqsed VIII b. frished 0H q tbs
S''A o - lINOTuY BRENNAN
SAMUEL b. IT, fhNCf, CorImuss
JANIS W FARA
JANIS Z. MlLLLR Slpp
JAS. g. on Pl6hAC,
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AIacbinern.

NOR SAIE-FOr charges one Rggies PRlNI
ppFs9 Rollers Bed zsrl2 Fiih ohr Articles Of l a1, a
E,,.bt a. No so k-s4an-st MlhER q bDitNfll4ls -
Ro,fo, on SATURDAY Dec q lb3 at u J'1!ock. Tar "
% .ssn a. 20. 20 WsahiuFious.
nORTABI,E STEAM ENGINBS. and ,,,,s
CIROlAR 81 MILLS
IT,. b-.t tni rn1f complete 10 uss
EY- Cff- as 20 appicstf1u - T..
A. n 70
A-o 10. 95 M,pss tHhlW ia hlW - losh.
C,TEAM ENGINE and BOILER, NANIEp'-
- Wanted hrst class stai,uarJ steam tfIt - ~ cis
,,ot lG hor, power Aadfss. uAhUt lCt I'hN'A ~ '''
y y ksW-fgTk
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Eerlurss auG aleeliuas.

E'OUAI. RIGHTS CONVENTION AT .COOPEh
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING aud FRIDAY MORN
IEG ard TNG Eissbeth Csdy atsstOa
Psrser flbuD Luey stone hrny T. Bisckrl nus h,Idnse
rtucss thsllrs LcnoE kel0ud Rev. Olympia bro~e
Relsie Bshsr b. Anthony. sud 0ien Admiration 20 Ia
Fr'llv Morning % s FyenEg Sessions y cants
le American News Company No ~ hss-sR
s.. Wells 40. 30 Broadway; Aisrs Bfoadsayi Aob~S
rds corner euiy tlrd sd fl-iVr ard at tlr door
WOEKIsG WOMEN vi'lbe uruislei with COMPLIMENTARY
Tctets calling "NoEkgE rrotssr~s
Union No 80 " htsst.
MIR. DE CORDOVA Will deliver the secoDd'LBCs
W TUBE cou in the Eye-rr Rooms FRIDAY Dec
s' Suh The Anal~rr Theatrical AssOcAi0nS
Tkrts to be isa Cbirke os ~ ~ BFosi~sY slss
1. the Fifth tnne Hotel
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Cbautes Tor Busiucss alrn.


| RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN INVEST
an shad p the ohea, gold lode mine5
o'-' t. Al 1ilS '''- T. . .' Ssaoo; s o,s -'''
A VALUABLE PATENT for SALE-For full par.
~ tsu lldless w. F.. Merchaats House North Ihidst
A PARTY having $4,000 TO $4,000 wishes TO
- sr into some active bu'af address T. Box No i'd IrD-
DNRGE FOR SALE CHFAP-The Barge RDE-
- PtDEfC well fitted for frrsnt end PangeIs ~. be sold
rare Inquire board foos o. WsIren-'t
WV DAY sIrept Ine'd,Z. aoa % t1a,y,.
T4OR SALE-STATE RIGHTS Of one Of the most
sn . art lsefi p-l.n articles made Of maiielbs iron
PATFNT ExcHAYGg. Nc 10 Ns,..u-.t. n. Y.
1OR sALE CHEAP-The fixtures of TEA
sI0GEi Two L.lsa Gl.s. cat,sr'1 GfndS.ene Second
COMPANY. NJ. ss Conr'Il-drsi' y 3.
EOr SAlE-One-h2lfinteresti inIHE sU BURBAN
- W. s~eky W W & .2s Issrs ~ corSoo.Ia9 Room
GOLD H,Es Of CEORClA.-An opening offers,
dr- JoHh J0uAsoS, o. rfo. CAa a. svs No 20 Pine
e. Room 80. %. References eHehsnTro
MACHINERY OWNERS Of PATENTS and
c1 aa,a sF ' ~ so3l Pe.ti - as soo m = ,1 ns
.7 t.s sapis sf.e oi AlAct1rry 81 tls better ce's
5...,-d aa.,.,f,c1iSisr. T4ou5s oaes.
pARTNER WANtED.-Tae advertiser has an
tat' hufoei' % faaBy ysafs growth vita Sufficient cI
.,s I eee . . y n,1re ife ea.s,ZIng' OH ol '. , 9ya
A. % ,, . 5H nm ' "a w ,.t,si,v elS foror s0F eETs.
aa- ts' s'isbe opouiiy ess, reierlee' s5ehsns-ai
OfPOnIUslrl Bot SO. tssl P o.. n 2
DARE CHANCE fog q smart business man with
sisI clri,Wt tNT Eui prry aAe interest 10 sud
nos -f i.s b..r sisr.i tT e of,bs largest eabshmcn
% 'a ra-Hty 'at r.pay soH.a. into general use address
CTEAMERS ADAGO and FULTON for SALE
I % rrasrlI rresed
81 e os o. | C,pany 30 Broaaway unh The ITO Of De
kry a,l.loa 70 % given by Of the Comp.Hy this
A,''o vii m's. hsr resu. .avias New Yorh
s. = 1B'ssesay. ~ s., p-, J. 1885
fVO CAPIIALi~rS-A VERY RARE OPPORTU-
2 N'Tt spDr vi, by interest IN = new CHEMICAL
Ecu pr ] ~, ~ @ g. /" ~ . s.S l.iS o. blsre ,pd % s.
ifaeri yper-toai Andres h. l. ~ Boa No lSl Tribune
r.-O TANNERS and CAPITALISTS.-A simple
H.ayer- ats r-sr Hats rr TANNING HIDES and SKINS
ss o. B1ra rt nveuos vi The 'ts9toa
s,' - DTasElTii Fii'iep-.s p. o., Boz 80. llel
EATANFED RiMEDlATELY-At Room No. p,
,,,oas Ho'' ,ooed 600, pa p ae,ys bI 81
opsrr i1 On iufsas "l''frr- teh VII .ssr frr9neie G
psie, Ia % oaiollruny hn5l Na h'm 10 . a. H- '''
varANTED pfNEDIATELY-One or more active
w BUSINESS NES with c. ofsbout $1,000 70 form
,mpiry unararr ssr. n urigcfa use, which BY
/ "a 80 Addrss, A. J. BRADf ORD Ciy PoaOfoe
/ w NANTED-SPECIAL PARTNER with $4,000
pcr-ne ~ y IA w. "a }9iG ; ii,fSS01 tRADFis Pi
Sy w f,hs Tr has trivel iof several yrsf' 80 ibe
! % h.. "of 5. ilg5 Pos- Office PiLis plda
/ VA ANlh). lor prompt ca4h-A fi-st-class PIPER
Cav, H,-,- w. u PaIt.ellr.. ALPHA, Box NO 2si' New
| $4D.OO0{0 $50 00o.-sPEcIALPAKTNER
S DE- M =, 'i p. @ small fi'l, Principals only may adj
]
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DrintiHa.

rTO PRINTERS-WANTED,O OLD TYPE METAL
sbghep oaaes r.iss and n any ,aity Payment Cssh
{,g GQgLst. gsEtrye WE,ssau, Ha Z, tslssTs-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

DUBLIC SALE of ORDNANCE end ORlNANCE
SHORES. Al uarrfss forrr West Virgins. NN NEHnAA.
o. l 1884 - suthry of he Cui oi O-dlancs s otter 20
a. ishe l1fer s ruhlf r show nne sra PLACE
tsrrs 1sautty Of OnDNhhCE sIohEs consisting % hrihey
fI.rsst Saddle Hrdrt Matfr Horse hrlslrf Cory Combs
nEets Taf .suius lnfany and Cavay Acco ersn sno'e
tcfsrs and sii er Too ar.n1soue at r -Nnoe stp
Iro nrad sf81e Prs Desks k1sk ltsst &c. Aso one
t-n-onl SAFE f1eI sbtiy Clock o'N h.Ef more or
T.. rro nrar other articles rot oerd uecess1y 90
srnrss TefasCtsh i uuied sta'e iuit $50 Do Commnce
=. III ....sk m n D. YOUNG 81 o. ~ Orlnl4ce u. (. A.
JOHN EODNCE Auc..lret-.
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Go pJbom II man Ccnrrrr.


A Id PERSONS are forbid buying OK negotiating
n en1a 30. g. ior 80 share. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
ho'le 80, % Tho ssue having zen nAad hsy. - al
h-glott. Decq 1896
nv RCHlIfCTS.-PLANS AND SPECIFICA-
Il ~ ~ FOE. 10y BUILDINGS FOR TIE WAR DEPART
.lHi i NeeiiNoAJH, D. CArshrcts Lvltsd teprpsfs
fllg 'ni ps n8 eitnaes cot. new proof
~ i i- =, - - the ate occupied by tho Nar
Dos nf.i lli a'l zf0aad, IA NasAlIgol. D. C.
ne Dl.'LL- superficial The
~ reed " ae-n- or ,rapls ai ether
lsitl % rho subject VII b, i,h-i 4, ehs desnr 20
opcte io te "0Tf on ~ personally o. b. letter 10 o
ulrr.lrIed- 80 ' -
premium Of ~ ooo o the dr Of oa m IN. second and n
81 90 flf thd mot acceptable plans
Fi be- awarded upon The approval Of tho ho rl hi s, h.
tbs Board OF Ohccr errt-d tio duty Of t,s 80 soI
preparing plans for he budnsg f . W. D.
psrtnsut uudor Of Coz .Toss approved July a5 lc -
psns b.
- J. r-dNe EaarlUr " the boal,
Ohc- Wndss Biias Naslias;on. d. c. boot the ist
q febriaIy, 1901
hs Bosrd wi the right rrlsc, plln %
ted shond be deen'd susb fE tie purpose vel 'so
gsu any o ali OF such pIns.
by udss OF Tho Board Z. J. TnEADWlLL.
Hfore, Lieut. Co., a. g. A.. R~eoFder
q 4 nDB REWARD.-The above reward will
y .OBO b. p'id the apprehension and return q
MARE -HiNBrR ~ 60 he y. h. risou who escaped tom
said rr'oa hr evening a. beccmher O. i sad snbur = ar
completed has i and ce shout feet inches and weighs
shout f go0nd Tine nail OF A Ten hsnc "a sph.
by knife on tls dA-oi b. escape
JOSEPH MAYO Warden ofthe y. H. STATE Prison.
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The Inhnson.Wocth Men.

One OF the boldest pieces of hypocrisy we
have ever seen, is the attempt to identity
Gov. Worth with President johnson. The
President stated, over his own signature. LII
November last, that the election OF Gov.
Worth had g GREATLY DAMAGED THE
PROSPECTS OF TIE STATE IN THE REsTo =
RATION OF IT'S GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS"
And he added, one more step in this dl-
rection, and the g mischief already done may
7,noce FATAL"
President johnson has neither retracted
nor qualified this language. The Sentinel,
the Governors organ, admitted short time
since that Gov Worth did not have enough
influence with the President to secure for his
nominee the appointment of Collector for
the port of Wilmington.
The real friends of the President in this
State are the friends of ALFRED DocKERY
The President himself was not more grieved
and indignant at the election of Gov. Worth
and at the maener in which he has ripped up
and destroyed bis plan in this State, than
are Gen. Dockery and his friends
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For the Standard.
Public Meeting.

At public meeting of the citizens of Will
son County, held at the Court House in Will
son on Saturday, the sth, of September,
1856:
The meeting was organized by appointing
James Virgins, Esq, Chairman, and Ran
som Hinnant, Esq, Secretary.
On motion, committee of seven were ap-
pointed to draft resolutions for the action of
the meeting, consisting of the following per-
sons: g. w. Stanton, G. ]. Rountree VIM.
Hinnant, J. w. Aycocl-, Calvin Woodland,
John Bridgers and Albert Farmer, who re-
ported the following preamble and resolu-
lions, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has been time honored
memorable custom of our people to assem-
BILE in public meeting for deiiberation and
consultation and whereas, the County Court
of Wilson county, at its July Term. 1866.
assumed the payment of debt which was
created in aid of the rebellion, and did pro-
coed to levy taxes to be collected for the pay
ment Of the same in defiance of an ordinance
of the Convention prohibiting the counties
from levying taxes TO pay any part OF the
rebel war debt; Therefore,
Resotced, That we, the people of Wilson
County, IN public meeting assembled, do
hereby protest against the action of the
Court In assuming the payment of said debt:
ISL. because 1t has been declared null and
VOID by the Convention. 3D. 1t is very IN
just that the men who left their homes and
,mperilled their lives in the war, should now
be taxed unnecessarily for the benefit of
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The Sentinel says e the principle of the
Howard amendment would exclude the law
,,rs from Office" This is not true, and the
Sentinel knew it was not true when the Edl-
tors penned it. The amendment provides
flat "no person shall hold any office, civil
or military, under the United States, or UNI
der any State, who, having previously taken
ou oath as IL member of Congress, or as an
officer of tue United States, or as a member
Of anv State Legislature, or rs an executive
or judicial officer of any State, to support
+be Constitution of the United States, shall
have engaged in insurrcction or rebellion
arlinst the same. or given aid or comfort to
the enemies thereof a lawyer is not an
Office holder A lawyer is not an officer of
any kind The Sentinel knew this when it
nublishel the above. The persons excluded
are clearly pointed out in the above extract
from the amendment. No profession of any
kind is banned or excluded. Will the SEN
t;oy come forward and admit that, in this
matter, it has attempted to deceive its read
crs Of course not. Its cause prospers
only by pervcrsion and misrepresentation.
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who remained at home favored with.

few who remained at home favored with
petty Offices.
Res3lced, That we, the people of Wilson
County, feel highly aggrieved and 10th to
permit few of our citizens TO receive FIVE
loaves, whilst Others whose claims are equal
ly as strong receive none.
Resolrefl, That we, as people, feel willing
to bear the burden of taxation and will go
hand iii hand in fulfilling all the requirements
demanded at our hands when equitably adj
iusted, l,ut will never submit to be taxed in
defiance of law, nor will we support any one
for Office who favors the payment of the said
rebel debt.
RealceG, That we recommend the County
Court to appoint committee of seven, con-
sisting Of the following persons: G. w.
Station, VIM. Woodland, James Virgins, ].
q. Williams, VIM. G. Ellis, DR.. j. NJ. Taylor
and ]. ". Aycocll, to investigate the tinan
ces OF this county from July Term 1851, to
July Term 1865, and report to the Court.
On motion, the Secretary was requested to
furnish II copy of the proceedings of this
meeting to the editors ofthe Raleigh Standard
and Wilson Caroliniam for publication, and
request other papers to copy the same.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
JAS. VIRGINS, CHM.
RANSOM nINNANT S.c'Y.
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TONE AGAIN.
MOTTO E'
Sale of Salisbury Prison Lot.

Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands,
HEADoRs ASST CoMM'R., STATE OF n. G.
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. Is, 1866 (
TN COMPLIANCE WITH ORDERS FROM
i the Commissioner of the Bureau of Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, dated War De-
partlnent, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands, Washington, d. c., August
17rh 1856. and by virtue of authority given in
section IL of the act of Congress, passed July IT,
1866, entitled C An Act to continue in force and
to amend An Act to establish a Bureau for the
Relief of Freedmen and Refugees, and for other
purposes" will sell at the Boyden House, in
the city of Salisbury, N c., at public auction, to
the highest bidder on Thursday, the first day
of November, 1866, between the hours of 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P. M, all that Ger
tain tract of land known as the
PRISON LOT,''
situated in the city of Salisbury, N c., and con-
viewed by the Trustees of Davidson College to the
so-called Confederate States, by deed dated the
I'd day of November, A. D. 1851, containing about
fifteen U5) sixteen &c, acres, more or less.
Said tract of land was used during the late war
by the so-callcd Confederate States Government,
for the confinement of prisoners of-war. 1t was
formerly the site of large manufacturing estab-
lishment. 1t has Railroad front of about three
hundred (30O) yards on the North Carolina Kali
road making it very desirable location for
manufacturing SITE the establishment of
Store-housc for the storage and shipment of the
agricultural products of the country.
TERMS Cash, i'll Government funds, on the
delivery of warranty deed therefor, in the name
of the United States: -
Capt 81 A. @. M, Blu. r. F. " A. L.
Brevet Major U. s. v.
Sept Is, 1866. 79-till nov. 1, '66.
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New Post Offices.

We are indebted to DIR. Johc, General Post
al Agent for North Carolina, for the follow
ing list of offices re-opened or established
in this State, with the names OF Postmas=
tiers
Centre. Guilford, Mary F. Murrow.
Townsville, Granville VIM. OVERLY.
Sandy Creek, Randolph, Aaron York.
Lumberton Robson, NJ. Q. Bryan
Hanncrsville, Davidson, Franklin Ii.
Finch.
Thompsonville, Rockingham, VIM. H. Pal
mer.
CRISIS Station. Columbus, David Struthers.
Draughon's Store Sampson, Walter Lee.
Ocracoke, Hyde, A. b. Howard.
Bolton Brunswick, II. a. Holmes.
Brown Marsh, Baden, Miss Clara R. Link.
Pink Hill, Lenoir, VIM. W. Denny.
Bladenhoro' Bladen, Sarah I. Monroe.
Plymouth, Washington, Robert S. Goelct.
Mount Ulla, Rowan, John r. Goodman.
Eagle Rock, Wake. Miss Kate Chamblee.
Roxabel, BERTHE. Mrs. Mary c. Cox.
Whites Store, Arson. Martin ]. Barnett
Killian's Mills Lincoln, a. n. Alexander.
Rockingham, Richmond, Nancy c. Terry.
Prosperity, Moore, Jonathan j. Martin
dale
Fair Port, Granville, Catherine F. Will
Tams.
fulton, 1ayic, NlarV SdIOu-
Mills River, Henderson, Miss Mary ]. Alton.
Jacobs Fork, Catawba, Fred. r. Beck.
Young's Mills, Guilford, Mrs. Margaret
Young.
Oak Forrest, IredelI, Marshall r. Steele.
Bushy Fork, Person, Mrs. Jacobina Mill
man.
Webb's Ford, Rutherford, Mrs. Jane
Webb.
Norwood, Stanley, Mrs. Sarah Norwood
Winston, ForsytGc Moses Y. Falrcioth.
New Garden, GuiIford, Jonathan E. Cox.
Slices Shoals, Cieavcland, Mrs. Harriet E.
Chambers.
Mill Hill, Cabarrus Mary S. Stirewalt
Elizabethtown Bladen, Harry p. Crowell
New Hill, Wake, Mrs. Lucinda E. Patti
shall.
Pekin, Montgomery, Mrs. F. Mckenzie.
PineYille Mecklcnburg, Mary A. Harrison.
Martins Lime Kiln, Stokes, Mrs. Harriet
NJ. Smith
Glover Orchard Orange, Henry Stout.
Rowan Mills, Rowan, Mrs. NJ. Owens.
Fancy Hill, IrcdeIi, Jno. a. AIcLeland.
Snow Camp, Alamance, Jno. Dixon.
Union Grove Iredell, Jas. L. Norman.
Hay Meadow, Wilkes, Miss r. Sebastian
Macon Depot, Warren, A. A Egerton.
White Sulpher Springs, Catawba, Martha
J. Eekard.
Swan Quarter, Hyde, W. II. Pierce.
Bear Wallow, Henderson, David Williams.
Company Shops, Alamance, Thos. Sellers.
Ocange Factory, Orange, Sidney Holeman.
Monroeton. Rockingham, j. Scott.
Bales Store. Rohesoa, Nick. MCLAUGHLIN.
Hillsdale, Guilford. VIM. Archer.
Lexington, Davidson, Mrs. M. =. Dusen-
berry,
High Shoals, Rutherford, Miss DeIphina
Aydott
Hamilton, Martin, VIM. w. Gardner
Motifs Mills, Randolph, VIM. B. Names.
Brewers Mills, Randolph, Wm. HsBrower.
Big Lick, Stanly, Jno. Hunnicutt.
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Special from Canada

NEW YORK, Sept. GA Canadian spe-
clai says that sloop WAS seized at Toronto
suspicioned to belong to Fenians.
1t Is SAID the Priests have offered to pur-
chase the Parliament building at Ottawa. =
Supposed to have reference to the eventual
ity of tiIe Pope crossing the Atlantic.
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~ A r d .

BECAUSE OF AFFL CTION AND AGE,
which renders me incapable Of continuing bust
ness, now retire from the Book trade, leaving
my entire stock and interest in the hands of
Messrs Br;nson & Farrar, except the publication
of the an. c. Almanac which trust will be
received with the same favor as heretofore
In retiring, return my sincere thanks for the
very liberal patronage which the public has
chosen to bestOw upon me during the last half
century-the length of time which have been
engaged in this State-and cheerfully recommend
to my old friends and PATRONS my successors,
Messrs. Branson 81 Farrar, by whom, am sure
they will be satisfactorily accommodated.
Mr. II. D. Coley, well known to the Book
trade and to the public, and SO long engaged in
business with me, will be retained as an assistant
in the business of Messrs. Branson g Farrar. He
invites his old friends to call upon him.
HENRY D. TURNER
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TELEGRAPHIC.

General Grant, Madame RistorI, and
tho Jordan Races.
New YORK, Sept. 25.-The races at jerome
Park, Forelham, to-day were attended by
10000 people, including Gen. Grant and
Madame Rstori The General accepted an
imitation TO be present at the play of g Mary
Stuart" tonight.
First race, mile and quarter, won by
Baywater in min, II sec. Kentucky won
4 mile heat in Z. Is.
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Bold RObbery---MOney Recovered.
New York, Sept. 25.-Moses Cummings,
he Messenger of National Broadway Banks
-"as robbed OH Wall Street to-day of $24,
30 by young man named Jos. A. Clinton.
he thief was pursued, captured and the
Ioney recovered
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THE ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE is a pure, sweet
reath. This desideratum is one of Tie results
using SOZOdont, which not only invigorates
ID preserves the Teeth, but renders the Mouth
> fragrant n rose.
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Markets.

New YORK, Sept. s5.-Gold. 1448s. Cot
ton dull, $1,000. Muscorado sugar, 1870
10. Turpentine, 65@67. Rosin, steady,
4, 1909, so.
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Disastrous Accident.

MILWAUKEE, Ang. 25th.-A portion of the
wall of Burckard's block of building fell tc-
day, killing two persons and fatally injuring
six Others
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The Pittsburg soldiers Convention.
PTTTsBuRa, Sept 90 Gov. Cox, the per-
man ent chairman of the Convention, made a
long address decidedly hostile to the Presi-
dents policy.