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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.

OFFICE, 40 FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
RALEIGH, N. c..
Practices in the Courts of Wake, Chatham and
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States Circuit Court for North Carolina d..
sSSpec.al attention given to cases in Bank
ruptcy. .-@s
Collections made anywhere in the State, if the
claim fprincple and iuterest amounts to $500.
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Baltimore Steam Packet Co., Bay Line Steam
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COUNTY COMMITTEES.
Commitfrcs rar Counties, in dccoriance acah
the Pun Of Organization adopted Jy the
State C0nUenti0n:
WAKE COUNTY.
Jos W Holden, DIR T l. Banks, Calvin ] Rogers,
Handy Lockett, Moses Patterson.
BURKE COUNT
Tod Caldwell, TheoplIius Phillips, John
Parks, W Williams Noah Sl'eagle, James Mack
elrath, Monroe Erwin, George Happoldt.
WILKES COUNTY.
Noel Johnston, Andrew Porter, 8 S Howell,
w b Gambell, Eli Grimes, Stokes FL Brooks, A
Grogan, Eli Wcolf, L D Burcham, Thomas L
kilby, Booe / Brooks, s Goforth, Harrcll
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II Brown, Harrison Church.
STOKES COUNTY.
A II Joyce, j J Martin. W Matthews, Walker
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james Hauser, VIM Morgan Rufus Clement,
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Calvin Belts, w Lasslter, L Skidmore,
Aaron Pratcher, john w Raglan, Abram Hinton,
Henderson Cogvill, Elijah Winston, John Peed,
Alexander Hamilton, E Lyon.
CCRRITUCK COUNTY.
RS j Holbrook, Samuel Dowdy, Jas Hobbs,
f II Walker w A F Stockton, John Williams,
James Ferebee, Moses Madre, Isaac Wilson,
Luke Whitehurst, William G Thomas, Richard
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PITT COUNTY.
n u Bowman, Augustus Quimberly, Rich,
Thomas Cox, Louis Hlliard, Richard Short,
Austin Flood, Isaac A Rosekrans, Sam'l Perry,
Sam'l Humphrey, Wiley P Morault, Henry
Edmonds, L Powell.
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sol Deaver, w Mcdowell, W Trull. B w
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Campbell.
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J V Sherard, Levi Winn, Pearson, Stephen
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Speaking of the threatened Continental
war in Europe, the New York World Of a
late date says
The Emperor Napoleon has officially an
nounced his intention to intervene in the
affairs Of Italy with view to uphold the
temporal power of the Pope. The Moni-
teur accuses Italy Of a violation of the law
of nations, and declares that It's government
is stimulating and aiding the Republican
revolutions This means war-immediate
war between Italy and France, and, as a
consequence, there is a ranie on the Bourse,
and, indeed, all the money markets Of Eu-
rope. Even consols are seriously depressed,
and there has been an alarming drain OF
gold from the Bank Of England.
If bayonets are crossed between French
and Italian troops on the Tiber, what will
result? viii Prussia stand by and see her
late allie struck down, without protest 1t
does not seem possible. The sensitiveness
Of all the money markets shows that every
one expects this action of France to result
in IA continental war. As between France
and Italy alone, the war would be short
sharp and decisive" The latter country Is
no match for the former without eztraneous
help. If the temporal power Of the Papacy
Is to go down, it is in the external fitness Of
things that it should be markell by such a
CONFUSION as continental war would now
be in Europe.
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.FieaV .aeErer.Etselnealfs.
C69ncerY sale OF Land

N(AAa@ SUI AAHNAA~-S
W. H Todd adu'r, etc. vs. Jno a. Rains decd and
heirs A. n Prewstt, decd.
In obedience to an inteTlocutory decree of
the Chancery Court of Hardeman county,
Tennessee, rendered at the September term,
1867, shall on Saturday, the 30th day Of
November, 1867, offer for sale, at ahlisout-
cry, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Court House door, in Bolivar, tract of 900
acres of valuable farming land, known as
the tract sold by Jno. H Raines to A N.
Prewitt, in District No 10, and bounded as
follows, viz:
Beginning near a post oak at the south
east corner thence north III poles TO a
stake; thence west 81 poles to gum on the
bank of Spring Greek; thence with the bed
of the creek to a holly on the east bank Of
Spring Creek - poles on an air line; thence
west 2 poles thence In northwest direc-
ton 648 poles to a stake in a mire; thence
west I46 poles to a stake on the line between
the land Of Jno II. Rains and that of Mrs.
Nancy Word: thence south 48 poles to a
stake; thence east I62 poles to a stake /;
thence south 145 poles to a stake on Thos.
Shaw line thence eEst 2O24 poles to the
beginning, containing by estimation 22O
acres, more or less.
The above land is well suited for farming
purposes, being well improved and IN fine
state of cultivation. Sale to commence at
u o'clock NJ. Francis FENTREss,
Bolivar, Oct o, 1867 Clerk d Master.
oet26 It pr fee SO