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SINGULAR Academia day or two ago
a coiored woman lost her ear at Hows' sugar
mill, near this city, in the following singular
manner: While the mill was in operation the
woman filed cup with syrup and drank it,
then carelessly placed her elbow upon the
frame and reciined with her head upon hel
hand while in this situation the sweep
came around and, just grazing the side o.
her head, took her ear neatly of. 1t was the
,ncrest chance that her head was not taker
also.- Florida Union.
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ono. of the n. c. Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
,.,.--. ~ RALEIGH, n c., Nov, %, 1867.

-le-r a., RALEIGH N. u, Nov. 70, 1857. s
A CREDITORS BILL WAS FILED IN
IA theCourt of Equity OF Wake County, against
the NoITH-C CAROLINA MUTUAL FIRE Insurance
CoAPANY, and ut the last term of the said Court,
decree vas made appointing me Receiver of all
! the assets of the said Company; and in lalrstl-
of said decree, notice is hereby given to all
the creditors of said Company, who are willing
to contribute to the expense of said suit, to make
! known their intent on or before the FOURTH
MONDAY IN MARCH, 1868, and prove their
claims before the subscriber; otherwise they will
be excluded from sharing in the distribution Of
| the assets of the Company. 80
Those Who have already proved their cl aims
need not furnish additional proof, but must sig
nifty their Intention to become parties to the said
suit, If tbeg desire to do so. ~. .i #
Notice is hereby given to all persons indie oted
to the Company, by assessment as heretofore no
titled, to make payment without delay, or Gheir
claims andcr the decree of the Court will be put
in suit
T. II. SELBY, Receiver.
Nowunba 26. 1867 47-w4t
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The Markets.

i
~ NEW York, Dec. Z, P. M.
Cotton opened tirmer; closed dull and de-
clined. Sales 1000 bales, 174@171. s ID
Flour. closed less active. State $1,000
$1,000. s
Wheat frmer. White, Southern, $3.50.
Corn mixed Western $l,33@$l,37.
Mess Pork firm, $2l 80. ta
Naval stores unchanged.
Gold Sl,36A@s1,37.
~ BALTIMORE, Dec. Z, P. NJ
Cotton very firm Middling uplands TO
III. "a =, - - .. % =
Wheat very firm and scarce Prime to
choice, Maryland red, $2,65@S2,75.
@ .'ii'a g WILMINGTON, Dec 6.
Turpentine dull at 4Sc. ~.
Rosin active-No. 2 50; No. $3.50. &
Tar $3.25 - a7o5 e
Cotton advanced to 144c. pr att.H
~ LIVERPOOL, Dec Z, P. NJ.
Cotton closed dull Sales OF Il, 900 bales.
Uplands II; Orleans 5. Manchester advices
untavorable. ~ us
! Extensive sales of American cotton, to ar
! rive, have been at u for upands. ,,a,
CHARLESTON, Dec. {.
Cotton active, advanced l@t. Sales
/ 1000 bales middlings 16@163. 0
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Congress-.

In the House, on the 7th. the subject of
impeachment was discussed. Gen. Logan
addressed the House. The vote was taken
on the majority resolutions ordering i'm
peachment, and they were lost by vote of
81 to 1913. Thus Impeachment ends for the
present. saa asa rr6a- 81
The Senate was not in session on the It'll.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

sN
ACROSS THE CONTINENT" Fifteen DAYS
only from New York to San Francisco" is
the announcement of the mail time between
what are destined to be the two great COM
mercial cities of the nation The echoes of
the Rocky mountains already resound with
the screams of the locomotive. which ere
long will he climbing its slopes. On the
Pacific side the iron horse has surmounted
the lofty Sierra Nevada, and the rival com
panies are putting forth every energy to
meet on the plains which enclose Salt Lake.
by the close of 1870 a continuous track will
stretch across the Continent. In the mean
while, the time now reduced to fifteen DAYS
VIII he steadily shortening. As it is. pas
s 81 make the trip by the Pacific Mail
steamship Line from Japan to San Francis
60 IN twenty-six days, aud to New York in
p u : fIff a.lrr x
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EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.
Fer sale by all First-Class Dealers in the unlted
States and British Provinces.
For further information address the Agents,
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
1872 Broadway, N. Y.
Nov. IL, 1867. 9-tw&w1m.
THE HEALING POOL.
49,
AND HOUSE OF MERCY.

AND HUUSE OF MEhCt. --II--Il- -
Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
MEN, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which de-
stroy the manly powers, and create imredimcnts
to MARRI GE with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, flee of charge. Ad-
dress, DR.. ]. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association Philadelphia, Pa
Sept. 2Sth, 1867. N-tw3nn.
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A SPLENDID COTTON FARM AT PUBLIC
- aliF ail AUCTION! y.af y

A SPLENDID COTTON Farm AT PUBLIC
9b oar sdi AUCTION! @ Il
uTILL BE OFFERED, AT PUBLIC AUG
I wv TON, at the Falls of Tar river, within
one mile Of Rocky Mount on the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad, on the 2ath of December,
the valuable Farms on which the late Joshua
Watson resided. This land is sold by order of
the County Court, and the terms will be liberal,
small amount of the purchase money only Will
be required in cash.
This is one of the finest Cotton Farms in this
portion of North Carolina, besides being sp cially
adapted to Wheat and Corp. 1t is situated In
Nash County, between two Creeks, within four
miles of Rocky Mount depot, and contains about
ZOO Acres of Land and a Valuable Mill.
Between GOO and ZOO acres are cleared and in a
high state of cultivation, with good supply Of
mari. g ~ 7lala s!tf - it,5 2l4l = =
The improvements are very good, including o.
large and convenient dwelling, and all necessary
out houses, with good Gin House, Screw, &c
Such plantation has not been offered at public
sale, in this part of the State, in many years. II
desired, the farm viii be divided and sold in two
separate tracts Fl. G. WILLIAMS, i.
and s. s. COOPER d
81 sf-l4at Administrators of Joshua Watson.
yi=R Rocky Mt, N. c., Dec. T. 1861 4S-wtd- !.
.s!9a, .ss ClBBAGEl CABBAGE!! al n
a i LOT OF FINE CABBGAE FOR SALE
UPCHURCH 4 DoDD.
November 9. 1857. W.T..
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rTsEFUL AND GOOD ROCKS.

THE REASON WHY, APPLIED TO Ma.
TURAL History. Price, 81 80
The Reason Why, applied TO Natural Science.
Price. ~, ...-.r 81 30
Tytler's Universal History, vols, per set.
Price "a so
Whclpley's Compend of History, 2vols. in one:
Price, fef n 81 W
Macaulay's Historyof England, 5vols., per set.
Price. g'.t.' i s..---.--'g $40 90
Macaulays History of England, 5 vols. in one.
Price, t,',.f aalrF 81 %
For sale by a..tts.l. ~. L .i.
BRANSON, FARRAR & CO.,
Book Sellers and Stationers, Raleigh, N. c. q
October 81 1867. T. =. ,I.,,-,l ~ ~. 93-tf.
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DEATH OF CENTENARIAE Mrs Brown,
seheraily known as " Granny Brown died,
~ ~ lhls place, last week, aged 106 years. Tho
deceased retained her physical and mental
.:cuities to wonderful degree, until a short
time before her death.-Salem Press.
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The Legislature of Nebraska has ratified
the Howard or Constitutional amendment,
known as the 14th article
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How railroads affect nations geography
is aptly illustrated by the effect of the con-
struction of the Union Pacific railroad. 1t
has l,een but few years, comparatively, since
tue first railroad connection between New
YarS and Chicago was completed, and to
New Yorker or Bostonian, Chicago stood
or the EXTREMIST verge of civilization.
{" Away out Vest Now, a man may take
IL railroad car and ride west from Chicago on
a straight line to a much greater distance
than if going East, toward New York
"Out West is a far more mythical locality,
nowadays, than Z Down East" ever has
been. And what New York was twenty
years ago, TO the people of Chicago, Chica-
go has now become to the citizens Of Den
yer and Cheyenne. 49,. 49,. + -
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DEATH OF WIN. FLYNT.-We are panied
to announce the death of this well known
and highly respected citizen. He died at
his residence in tliis county ON Friday NOR
ming last, aged 50 years. He filled the re-
sponsible office of Sheriff Of this county
satisfactorily for a number of years, and en-
joyed the confidence of the public to an ex-
tent attained by few public ofieera salem
Press.
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nRINTS! PRINTS A SUPERB
i stock at exceedingly low prices.
w. H. & r. s. TUCKER & co.
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EOR SALE!
. Excellent Situation for Country Merchant.

A Excellent Situation Tor Country Merchant.
IDFEER FOR SALE MY TRACT OF LAND,
Situated on the Haywood road, twenty two miles.
froan Rsieigh. in Wake county. The Tract con-
tairs lO8 Acres a onchorse farm under fence,
and has good roomy dwelling, with four fire
places attached; good Store house, and all
necessary out-houses, and excellent water.
r Also enc OF the best Spanish Jacks in the State
for sair- ui 5-ai .-5la-1 lH1aU ~
For terms, &C., apply in person, or by letter,
to the advertiser ~ A. j. BLANCHARD,
lna a s New Hill, N. C.
Deoember 10, 1867. bea 49-w3t
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POPULAR PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
r. VIII. Il r.. s. TUCKER & CO.,
4 A RE OFFERING TO TRADE FOR CASH
IA. 5000 yards good Madden Calicoes at DC.
d $500 4" full Madden Calicoes at l21ac.,
1000 I" Bleached Shirtings at l0c;
$500 /" Al Blcachings at 121ssc.
.iH 5000 good family Long Cloth at low
figures. lalea e l,.ia ~.
N 5000 yards Bro. Cotton Shifting at 1211 to
Is cts. - W. H. &: r. s. TUCKER IL co. i.
Raleigh, Dec. 10, 1867. 1l0-h
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Expressing Clerk to the Convention.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w Joel AshwOrth, Esq, of Randolph
County, as u candidate for Engrossing Clerk to
the Constitutional Convention OF North Carolina.
Raleigh, Dec. 10, 1867. 49-wtd.
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TTOUsE FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
I'LL Linens, Twillngs, Damasks and Druggetts
7H fig W. II. d R. 8. TUCKER & co. q
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VOTE RooKs

NOTE BOOKSl
THE MUSIC TEACHER, "a NEW BOOK
Il each. 20 cts.
Southern Harmony and Musical Com
panion, ts 3-i %
Presbyterian Psalmodist, q shopeal
notcs,) efsst ,rs so
The Jubilee, $50
Happy Voices, flor Sabbath schools,) 40
Devotional Hymn and Tune Book,
1(BaptistD i9lsa q .2lals, l 90
hslI i ilIa" BRANSON, FARRAR & CO.,
ii $500 ~ c Raleigh, N. G.
September IA, 1867. 73-tf
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-"

Thos. Goode Tucker, Esq. of Northamp
ton County, offers for sale one of the finest
plantations in the State. See advertise
Nant
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ROCKS FOR THE YoUNGl

1soP's FABLES, {sent per mall at 81 90
III CULVER Travels, - al 90
Robinson Crusoc, ~ i 70
The Dog Crrlsoe, 70
Text Book OF Modern Carpentry, wqal as
BRANSON, FARRAR 4 CO., :
Raleigh, N. C. =
Sept IA, 1867, 3tL
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r INSEY AND BED TICKING. Chcal
ut W. H. d R. 8. TUCKER q cos.
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ALLcocK,s POROUS PLAsTERs.

FOND Allentown, Penn, April 4, 1865.
Messrs T. ALLcoCK & Co.: t7ast
Dear Sirs My daughter used one of your Po-
rous Plasters. She had a very pain in her side,
and it cured her in one week. 1u
Yours truly, A naaa
JOHN " HUNTER.
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Virginia Reconstruction Convention.

..- , RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 4. =
The Convention this morning elected
Judge Underwood, President George Nye,
of Shenandoah, Secretary VIM. R. Fall. of
Richmond, Sergeant alarms, and one white
and two colored doorkeepers. Rev. Mr..
Mitchell, of Richmond, was elected Chap
lam. The vote on President gave sixty-fye
for Underwood and thirty-twO for Nelson,
who was the candidate of the Conservatives.
Judge Underwood, on taking the chair,
said he hoped the deliberations would be
characterized with christian charity for all
and as much forgiveness and forgetfulness of
past injuries as is consistent with future
safety. He hoped the Constitution to be
framed would be humane and equal to all !;
preventing crime and promoting education !;
removing unequal taxation, and compel
every citizen to contribute to the necessities
of the State in proportion to the value of his
property. He also hoped a homestead ex-
emption law would be passed. Chaplain
Mitchell, in his opening, prayed for Exon
federates as well as loyal men. ..r -
Gen. Schofield sent a communication to
the Convention sending them all appeals
which had been made to him in cases of CON
tested seats, including those of the Richmond
delegation, all Of which were submitted to
the Convention for its action. a,
The galleries and aisles are densely crow
ded with blacks, among whom are. few
whites.
.., AFTERNOON SESSION.
This afternoon the Convention only APP
pointed the Committee on Rules, and elected
w. Fl. Samples, of Baltimore, stenographer
to the body. A rule was adopted to draw
for seats, which the Conservatives, who
were sitting together, opposed, but did not
defeat. The Committee which waited on
Gen, Schofield reported that he had given
them some advice, and he would be glad to
zee the members who wished to consult with
him.
The Convention then adjourned until to-
morrow. "a.
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Read the article in our paper to-day from
the New York Tribune, on the Presi-
dents message. 5i.2 s=1e
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Vote of Cumberland County by Precincts.
The following is the vote of Cumberland
County by Precincts: 81,
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, - nd FRESH OYSTERs!oa5s4 .
'oUPERIoR FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED
y every evening at Z ~ ts-s ~ n
5-1 B. K. FERRELL,s STORE, Harsett St., :.
which will be sold for 81. so per gallon.
". H. TERRELL.
Raleigh, Nov. 9, 1867. 97-tf
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Sett oDrbanben.
Oas neue Sonntassidulen Singbu9
vDie eolbene 0erbei6une"

pon e. 6. EertinS. =
8erfafier bes ,,Sonntass= s9uien Banners Ser
neue i9einenbe Stern Der giaImen
S6nie", Die sebeiHste 6I8te@ &c.
Sir poIen cine 9ammer, unfranfirt an iraen6 cine
4oreiie mad Gmpfans non 20 Gents Gberf1iden. Die
pGoloene SerbetBnns" itebt uie fOIgt
GinseIne 9iummern in Papierumf4Ias. $3.50
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Ians unO ueri&enten belielben. Wsam ieaSe fur ein
@irtnl1r an
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aai rieier G:fenbabn.
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GrpreB RaffaGter.-B erI6tt RaIhpiue 3.aa
y. M. Antnnft in SobnfonpiHe 90 y. d.. Atfakri
ren Sobni0nDtae 400 u. r.; Antuaft in Rai5ptUs
Sise auf Der a. uuS q. D. 3. @. perbinben In
Sohnlsnpiae, NIT ben Cairo unsSobnionpiue 8soteu
k2N @oieh une 3fab I;eiten iino frei aMf 5tedmern
pe!9ei m SerbtnSuns iteben nit Der ". uns y. %
Giienbabn.
bsF Yaffasiere sitfer Heute eriparen bic asaen
sr S9laf-ears uns Gifen iwiiSsn Raibsiue una
Bs- Sase kaItsn an alien Sa.ptfs.n Iiesenbsu
St0tiohen an.
6ifets fine 81 baben Bel o. 9, Sa6jsn, eeaeuilbs,
St' elono eotsl ODER am 6battana0sa Depot.
%. -. SJnneS, Genl. Supt.
R.unb q. %. y. n.
s. So. ronn
General 9af. Assnt.
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9as 9eder 9SiallO-5Or
speider, SO. 4 8leefer strabe,
SHREVEPORT.

Der untersei6nete Label aebtunasuOu Ae 8ead1@
ting ses 8ublitums uno Der YrDfeFen fir nieie be-
!iibmten SnftrImene elm, pe<be unter feiner befonz
eern AMfbt aus benz beiten geoSrrten bacterial pers
rtigt itnb.
Gds Defer PiamO bat ale neueiten Serbsfiernngen,
is p0Ie5 eiiernes 1siteu, iibersoseren SGG, Gfenz
elm 6ront NIT wgetau aus9eleete 95der franioiiibe
tdmpier uitb bis anf bic Witte Ses S9Iaiiebrsttes
:bersoaene Sodmmer.
Mr; 9sder's prattii9e grfabruns ais gerfertiser
pon 4idnoS felt mebr ais IS Sabren, 1T cine hinret<
benoe Garantie, oaB feine Jnitrumente mibertreifs
lid iino in Starte tno 9anerbaitisteit bes Uaues,
Henbe t, Rrat uno itnaenoef GiSeni9aft bes Zones.
Iis 3eder 4innO Sortes iinO ie9r srObs, pOlitdns
eiee Snftrumente, bic obne 9tiidiibt Gnf Roften
berseiteIt nD fir bic pole Adnee Don iieben Sdbren
garanttrt peroen, nnb aud ben eriten 9reis erbGIten
baben no fte nod du5geielt rben paren; ais aud
bic @mpfebuneen Der beiieu SiinitIer bes aanOes =
gSreis pom $500-$t0O0. Die inilers Naidinerie Der
neoriaer besablten sSRitrumente # senaM bieielbe
Wie bic Der b5beren siberaIer Rabat fir ben sanbel
9eiiticbe unb WuiifIeIrer. Sei9reibunsslite au,
anfu9en bard bic 4oft.
6. 8. Oecfer,
(friber in Sroome Strabe)
9to. 4 8leefer StraBe,
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meierbGite GewaIt Der E6ne Bot 6ieieI6en Ibnel ms
ter Sas 4abtum uerbrettet suutaI Da SafieIbe i6On
t6ngit fir pas ameritanif6e 9aus erpiirit mar. Sei
aHeoem lit ber RSenpreis elm gerinses b0Her, al.
fir @eIObsOns, pdbrenO SieRuit nett er5abener bars
aberftebt. ESni9Snbet, idneae Sinserberibrans
u 9irtuns nS peit effettuOIer 70 SoB saS NeIObeOn
absrbOtsn urb unb eit Ieker 8et psrIanst nar Niles
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Sine quite GeIesenbeit fir
MAemfen,

Refine esife aein gBaiTeri Rein ssifenpaSer !!
8ropn's @Ids asInisunss. poIirmiftel.
patentirt am 10. October 1866.
lin Senfter GplegeI, Sob, GfIber, 4Iotttrte Boas
zen, Ytefiing, &npfer, 8tnn &c. 5n retiiaen. Cine
rene ernclnB ron benz erDbten prnftiisbsn ggertbe
2ipedmdbigft nnb Grpartiib. unumadnqlicb nofbs
wenbiG fur ale 4dnsHdtteF, xHirtbe, 20benSefssr a.
No. MbrefltEe q. ~. Broom, IA gIeeIer $fra6e
yew yore. 9iberaler Rabat flir 6HmbIer Breis
20 GeftB b0B R1itAen. JAMIE 3Sep