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PLATFORM.
es, representa-
linn nSSt,IlhlpI

We, the delegates, representing the loyal peo-
pie of North Carolina assembled in Convention,
in the City of Raleigh, Oh the 9th day OF Septem-
Der, 1861, for the purpose of pcrfecting and
strengthening he organization of the Republican
party in the State, and in order TO aid in the
great work of restoring, preserving and perpetu
ating the Union, do
Resolge, That the Republican party in North
Carolina hereby affirm the principles enuncia-
ted in the Convention of true Republicans which
assembled in this City on the 21th day of last
March, and does fully accept, adopt and sustain
the principles ofthe Republican party of the Uni
ted States
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Insurance, Railroads, &c.
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DRUGGIST, RALEIGH, N. c.
Represents the following Fire Insurances Com
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aity in promptly adjusting and paying their
losses, viz: .ss.
The PHENIX of Hartford.
g ATLANTA of Brooklyn.
d" SECURITY of New York.
&C INSURANCE co. of the Valley of Va.
And" JEFFERSON, at Scottsviie, Va.
Refer to w. II. Cunnnggim, who had S22 600
insured on the Exchange Hotel and other proper
ty destroyed by Fire on the I'd March, which was
promptly satisfied, without deduction, except tor
prompt payment.
Call and get Policy of
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NOTE BOOKS!:
TTHE MUSIC TEACHER, "a NEW BOOK, J
Il each. 70 cts.
Southern Harmony and Musical Com
panion, 20
Presbyterian Psalmodist, e shopeal
notes,) 81
The Jubilee, 50
Happy Voices, (for Sabbath Schools,) 40
Devotional Hymn and Tune Book,
(" BRANsoN, FARRAR & CO.,
Raleigh, n. C.
September H. 1867. 73-tf
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RESOLUTIONS.

Reso!ved, That the Republican party of North.
other matters appertaning to Reconstruction,
will faithfully adhere to, and abide by, the Re-
construction plan and measures of Congress.
Eesolyed, That this Convention of Republicans
of Nortll-Curolina, approaching the splendid
achievements ofGen. Sheridan, Of the armies of
the United States, and beholdng with admiration
his just and uuinching administration OF affairs in
the 5th military district, thus publicly express
their gratitude towards this gallant soldier and
their hearty disapproval of his recent removal by
the President.
Re~olDed That Gen. Candy, the District Com
mandcr, be respectfully requested to order an
election in this State at early day, and that he
also order the assembling of the Constitutional
Convention soon thereafter may be conve-
nient
Resolved, That the Republican party of North
Carolina hereby pledges itself to the speedy con-
structiou of the Central Railroad West to Duck
town.
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PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS
Adoptcd by the Republican State C0ncentjon
aohicb assembled In fuckers Hlsll, Ilaleigh,
September 4, 1867.
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PREAMBLE AND: RESOLUTIONS

. OF" 18th. Circle of Prayer" OF elderly gentle
men, Of .Abhevilie Village. adopted at the
meeting of The Circle" on Tuesday evening
January the slh. 1861.
+ Whereas, in ths Providence Of God, tho loi.
OF tho brethren OF this "Ci,cle Of Prayer" are
cast in other and different communities and
fields ofshtor. to wit: tile Rsvs Benjamin
Johnson and T. G. Herbsrt. And, wherein.
We have known these hre,littn long and we'll
aud closely aud intimately since the organika
tion of this Circle" And. whereas. we are
dcsirous Of furnishing them some slight tcs,i-
monial.o Of our high appreciation Of their Chris
,ian worth. Be it. therefore; Unanimously -
Resolred, Tia, II. is in sorrow and sadness 20
part with thsse dear tretht sn, hut submiss,sely "
yield to the will of our Heavenly Father which
sepnra ca tl,em from Us. ~ = =
Resolp.a, That we have Tie utmost conf
dsnosia tGe purity. and pietY Of these treth'
rem, aud t!ieir devotion to Tie canss of tneir
Marter-thAt we regard them :"inel Of God
Resolved. That we will long fefnembef. With
affection aud profit the .byrling words und. st:
dent prayers Of the.e AqlY tnsn, as they minis.
teredin the chamber, OF 3itknesp, arothd she
tiers Of our. departed frisnds, ,iu the PUBLIC
prayer meeting. in ilhs great congregation. aud
4
and snpplionsion TO Almighty Cod. -. -.
/ Rssolped, That We saraestly aud fsctionate,.
~ commend our Brethren ~ the: estesrn. and
ebnfidsnce ofjthe respective edmmSniiie into
which they move, aud that u;e invoke in; their
behalf tlis support, ,ympathiss anl prayers oi
ss R..s'sea That ,I,e 5l...isSf A.rbs and his i
sons upon the children, Of lsfasf. shil sbeS the
blessing Of this "Gitcls" tnon tiisSss dear
hrelhsep, ."Ths Lord biess ihein and keep
them. The Lord make his face shine upon
them. Z He Lord lift DIP his c6anteDanee Sb6n
them and give thanI peace !; 4 e;:,Ss
L Reaolped, Thst these; resolutions with tlss
preamble es,be published ins the papers Of this
District, mud That brothers :Johnson and Her.
bert, be each farnishedI with = copy fef The
sapae. ~ :, :, s;.4 ~. -, . X i
- : = = = G.. MOD MILLER -: !:
81 J.. !, : + 1. Is &: Presiding
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iiapa i shs.s sas u isas.a mai.

apass - Il sshase ss dadssd s.1sa4,
|esres niay SOON the ssraing srsss
Jhs passage pf the udsaas Bill 6ssidea,
vonld b, arded As an or bi,rary exercise of
.powss on lhe part of e,ueg ress aast mn :indf3
estisnof is inteD tion 10 force nsgtb snfftuso
|dpon the slatds. Ie wodld pfo5uae nlisnalioRnI
between Die racer; wti'.s tl,s sna ioposed- =
The e'eAtersian Of the sufftage to t,,s blacks-
would be disastfou. TO The bsss tercs.s Of tho
cosntly..3< .s..;3,-. .., ;,s. .: :,
The President urges;a- strong argument iii
fnyor Of pnintA 4 lining intact; tho veto power,
as The only safeguard Of tho Executive ngainst
the encroashnient. Of the Legislative Depart
:ment OF the government. which a. the one
'nas'er power hrratsns to. swallow up all the
.perogatives of tile. other departments.
sioce writing tbeabove. We see that Tie biz
has passed The House over the seto, by vote
Of llS TO 2s. III,
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.aA9RfoE

< The satscsibtf IN giving up ti,s suPsrinssnd:
enee OF The n on sCaiboaa Drssk. former,
y owned By tbs late O. e. Barnet :rs.
tufqs his .lissks tp the public tof stlis libeFsI
patronage which te ha4 slwsys teoeissd, aad
trusts lhat fhe salis may BE- continued 10 the
Present Proprietors, Messrs Wilson Il Hptcbi-
son. Mr. :Hutclison. WHO. Siiliase charge Il
,bs Mill is well known tc him for: his. active
and effic'eht business habits, and his aceommo.
dating disposition, and he feels assured will
give general satisfaction.s:s,i % @.5..,sy:
HsERY HAMMOND. I
Jan. l., 1861,
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DIFFERENT, SYSTEMS OF LABOR.


DIFFERENT, SYSTEMS OF LABOR.
Tile Charleston Mercury IN reviewing the
various systrms OF labor whicl, have been tried
in the Siate--thnt Of planting upon s;,ares-
that Of hiring day -laburcrs-apd that Of plant
iEg upon yearly contract wi I'll labore,s for
wags0. with ,wstEly rpt;ons of corn,- bacor and
noasses. s.-pro,ioances decidedly in fayor of
the last. With us; the day-lahor system has
never prevailed. hut the other two sys.cG::.
seeni 10 meet with almost equal favor. In ia
vor of the plan of planting upon shares the
argument used u.s. Chat it Identifies the IN, orests
of employer and employee. and furnishes a
stronger Stimulus to labor; aud perhups with
aat ether than the lhriftles+ and improti.iehit
negro it would be so, but except with the mos,
intelligent of his race. thee reward is TOD dig
tant. The motive too feeble 10 produce the de.
sired result, and when at tho close Of an un.
Proptious season like the present lie hos le,s
than nothing 10 show for his year's labor,
there is especial cause for Iiscours cement. But
under whatever systrm We adopt. it seems to
be the dictate of true policy for the employer
10 furnish the lahorer With his supplies lie
thus relieves b i'm from the care Of providing
for himself. anil wi,lldraws from him the temp
tations. to dishonesty. 1t i, only IN ;hs way,
.h"t we can protect our corn -orihs aud smoke
houses from the nightly depredat1ons. which
are the crying evil OF ti,e times.
We commend to the perusal Of our readers
Flhe following extract from tho IGsrcurys ar,i
Gle:
3. There is a third .ystem Of labor attempted d
tina. Of planting upon sodgts. under con-
con- corr aud muls.sen -, :.
If any Of The systems Of labor that have
hecn&trlcd. may Le said to hAve' succorl-d, it
! ieour impression that this is the systeui.
it is very plain matter. that lie man who
works daily for his daily bread cannat afford
to await the expiration of three hundred qnd
suits of lia. lnhor,. lie must go in debt. If SO.
| he must go in debt for. hIs entire yearly sup
plies to pfe1plnuter. There afe vuribus incur.
mounta tis jec.i"n. to this. Tho result is i'll.
| telling isnd,d ssnt islac!ion all round.
But, iwltsssswnses are pnid down monthly.
10 n.a, etriss5srSr'1on ;. under yearly con-
lef, oHtisf6I .f6mPIaMt except i, be in The fail.
nrs to keeistlss syasract. Oh the cne side or The
If the lal,sfsfs Perform, his daily labor as
agreed upon. aid as directed by The employer,
! irac, ii, The supply of hnuse-ropm, ON wood. w..
gss aud ralions. nothing is left for cnvl.
II the l"borer fails 10 bt. labor he loses per
rs1t "s t ns.;nns o. S 'Iar M I'M ~ WoHa, house
not be idl. when hs is able 10 work. The soii
will. therefore. produce; and tho country
! wants all OF its prodrciiuh.4
| II the l"i"r.r performs his lab7r. he i. am
:xusedGhe has fus,che % b,s Is saGns
proportion dt his',oney Paid down monthly,
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Total

EXODUS OF FRExpMES. .-During tlre past
month. hundreds of freedmen have left our
District or have passed through, seeking under
the impulse of higher wager, new homes in the
Far West or in FIorla. Whilst necessity com.
pels us to dispense with much of our surplus
labor, there is danger thut this unexamplel
drain upon the. resources OF our section and
excessive accumulation iii another will he Diet.
rimentel to- tho interests of both races. What
the negro needs especially. is care and ntten-
tion-sa lubrious homes nnd full supply OF
the comforts Of life, at the same time that he ia
subjected 10 regular anu moderate lubor.-
Those who can find these at home, had better
endure the Ills of the present than "fy to 9th.
| ers they know not. Of" Such ia the advice
given to Them by Gen. Howard, OH recent
visit 10 Columbq, as repc't led in the: Phenia
lie advised them TO rcninih where they were
that inducements were held cut to them to
emigrate TO other States. but that removals
were always I, Troublesome. and often very far
FROM advantageous; he. advised them TO be in
dustrious; and abide by their CONTRACTS I'm
pressed upon them tic Importance Of educa
,ion, stating .ha,,, ,hroGg1iout tho southor,
States, there were now over 0.06o colored
chiidten being educated. and, concluded his
rsmsiks with certain patriotic expressions.
which created considerable feeling among the
dusky auditory.
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sss
s = =
Il 3 20 = -.
&ets fssSda M III sHshsfa hir II the staSs
pt S6nH pAroIfnn II ne Rsz IS MA
aysr -, =. 81
g. ACT TO
n. - -na.t.S w, ~. ~
Renrsssnta,;yes no,y y az ma a;,,;aia Sssss, Z,
"A ssambv nnJ ~ f,,a 40 s;fw " siss
Thst The Act eni;tes - .i.s
tee,,th DIV of Dacerhcr IN tiis .,f :.
,;ne ,hon.1nl .,oi,t H,.n,ira ass;,, ~. 1Ia
and the same is I,efeby rsnesI.d n -, Ja = I :,
n not her.ins An, n N : Z !
II. Am assault with inte,It..to COMMAS, /, rams - !
4. hereby dsslarsi 10 l,s q fsionv ~ ,hos, h.nast
{ Of clergy. sS 1''s,s:s = 5, s
I'm With ,ssneot To- tia5 cNtiimsss ~ sb,,,.la,y
And, ay.nn, and 10 sli criminal ofsneIs srIicI :,
soHatipSt.1 ar rsoqrsyuted Iy b:;Sg so,Iuii.ed i,
d aiifns :f,t; - any .Eohs.
m.,;i bni7dng erec;iot, si,s, Of 10Y 5n yyh ;cI,s
there slee,;s "a nTo,rieinr. tes,ht swnsc,,ma,,
tisrE Isborer, or person Wi,a iod ges here Viii,
yisw. ID ihe nrpteeto, s 20" of 'nyopsr,r @ si,sI he
d,su,sd n staas ~ ss, .s,J He
i;ng.honss Sor sfs snV Other Iwsllns-hh,se. MI.
i;nnss, ion.c. !bu;iS;scs. si,s5, and a,Sy,.
tions- hisI arc.wili,im two HUNDRED Yards ofs;t
and ara n,n, ianait 81, Il: oI1to The snn,c astab
Iishment of wtish ST Is an appur,snance, shall
be deemed patcels.a -.
NOT ysf severed from the fresn,ii; is her.Gy
msds fsioiiy with benefit or olessy.. - 3
For ~, ,,a,sn, ia - ~ ~. 49,,
.s;,,ooi1 - =. AZ
,araos or 70 ;,;n,s ,s s,,;a; ~ my pa,
thereon. or to misiepd sny..retson e'sgloyed
.nsreonoy ass esa,s'aen.s a;, Vr s,sna OF ~ ahy
May - M..h any pa,s ",apput.enanse
sheleor or WIN any ecnsahle otsrastoh o9 use
~ ;,,, 'a n,aIc;on. 10 a. ~ ,e.u :,
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sAts DAr.-There wna I large atten dance
Of our fellow citizens at ;is Village OH Sule
Day last reminding us sun,ewl at Of the hustle
md activity. Of other and more prosperous
days. Our citizdns generally are chrerflly
acquiescngin tn. troubles and trials Of tho
Preaent aud earnestly providing against the
csigsncies sf the future. Owing to the gieat
.fhux Of negroes from the District during the
present month there ia scarcity Of labor in
some a'ions, but W trust tlul W ilh i'll pruper
Distribution the wants Of ali will bo supplied.
With our, diminished means of. Subsistence we
are forced to dispense will much labor whicl.
found profitable employment here in the past
Among :hs p' operty disposed Of by the Com.
missioner and The Sheriff: One huddred and
sisty acr.s Of land. belonging To tho es,ats of
W.. W. Bowen. brought $685.; one house and
lot in Lower Greenwood. $3.50; ono house md
lot in Ninety Six. sells; one house and lot in
This place, belonging to tile estate of Mrs. Jane
L. Allen. $2.420; three hundred and twenty
fre@ acres or land, $500; eight hundred aud
thhty.six acres Of land. Of the estate of 81. T..
Owen; was sod for el.650; four hundred aud
seventy -fye acres OF. land, of the estate Of
VIM. T. brennan. Brought $1,000. -. ~
| f.
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{! Dn. SAMUEL. a BEARp.--We commend to
The attention of our readers. tho card Of Dr.,
SAITH n. Beard. Surgeon Dentist. Who has just
returned to the Village with fine stock, Of
new Dental material and is prepared to exc
cute all orders in the latest style and with all
the best tapplianes. Of his art. The Doctor is a
Graduate Of the Baltimore Dental College. and
Is knowh TO our: citizens as an:eiperisnced and
sEiilftii artist. - 4ss:::.
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u. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-The Court met at II A.
H., Judge BRYAN presiding The case OF Libel
was resumed. Captain SMITH was put on the
stand and in the course, Of his examination by the
District Attorney, certain questions we're objected
to by the opposite counsel as being irrelevant as
the cases upon which the witness was questioned
did not bear upon the present trial. The District
Attorney, in lengthy argument, defined his posi-
tion, and quoted from JUDGE STORY, PHILLIPS and
the State authorities to prove that snch testimony
was admissible.
MIR. Bu1sr in reply, showed that the test-
mony Of the last two witnesses had been refused
by the Grand Jury who found no bill in the in
dictment against Capt. BoNNEAU for smuggling.
The present case was for the forfeiture OF the
vessel for IN illegal landing of stores, and the
reply Of the respondent was flat denial OF any
knowledge or connivance on his part OF said un-
loading and landing. To bring w other cases
that had plainly no bearing Oh the ono in Issue,
and to endeavor to prove q connection through
witnesses whose testimony had no weight with tho
Grand Jury, was clearly not legal evidence, and
whatever they might say could not influence the
case.
Tho Judge, in reply, stated that if tho cases in
yolved the landing and the knowledge of the act,
any evidence bearing upon that point was adnis-
sible. What transactions the Captain of the Grape
shot was engaged in, and what he did at that tlme
we're not important as connected with the present
landng but if it could be proved that any arrange
merits in regard to lights, &C., were made, it might
be allowed. He could SEQ no bearings upon the
present case, as the law required that the evidence
must show an intention to defraud; and the tes-
tmony was therefore ruled out, not affecting the
case in iss1e.
Mr. B. j. PARKER, Mr.. JosEpHUs WOODRUFF and
Mr. JOHN HoRLBEcR, Custom House officers testi~
fed to having found the segars concealed in the
house No. 20 East Bay, md having them carried
to the Custom House stores, where they wore ap-
praised. One lot Of 5000 at s100 per 1000, and the
other lot Of 1850 at $50 per 1000. Mr.. ERPINa had
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BUSINESS NOTICES,
Auction Sale. This Day.


HENRY CoBIA Co. will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock, al
the northeast corner of King and Hudson Streets vel
selected stock Of groceries, liquors, &c.
JonN G. M11Non l. Co. will sell this day. At their auc
ton sales roo No. 1873 Meeting street. at 10 o'clock new
bureaus and washstands Brussels carpet and rug &c.
WILBUR 1; Son will soil this day, at their sales room,
corner of State and Chalmers Streets at halfpast lC
clock. liquors, Shoes clothing, and variety Of sun
dries.
SMITH 4 MoGnL1vRAY viii sell this day, In front Of
their Office, No. 27 Broad street, at 10, O'Clock horses
mules vehicles, furniture, DC
r. NJ. MARsuALL 4 Bro. will soil this day in front o.
their sacs room, No. SO Broad street. at halfpas 10
o'clock, horses mule, pony, buggy and harness. furn
turo, nc.
F. BAckUs will sell this day at his store, No 1s6 Meet
ing street. opposite Pavilion Hotel at 10 O'clock tho bal
ance of retail millinery store.
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ESPECIALLY FOE TIE LADEs.-The Aromatic
Vegetable Soap, manufactured by COLGATE q Co.,
New York, is composed in great part Of pure oils
of edcal plants and is 30 mild and healing in its
action that it has been found Of great value for the
use of ladies and children. Tt is highly recon-
nended by physicians, and will, in every case, be
found pleasant and beneficial.
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We REFER to JOHN CoaMrNs, No. 1877 Meeting
street, where he offers o. s. Government harness
and saddles little used, at one-fourth their original
cost: four-horso set harness, complete, at ST. fine
ambulance harness, complete, for ono horse at
$40 Twill suit for buggy, omnibus and light wagon);
lot prime brides and bits at 81. VISA
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MAYORS CoUnT January ia colored occu-
pant Of house, who suffered his chimney to

MAYORS CoUnT, january ia colored occu-
pant Of house, who suffered his chimney to
get on fire, was fined $40.
A person. from whose residence basin of water
was thrown, to tho discomfort of an elderly "gem-
man ubscullur," who wcs coming from church,
and whose Sunday clothes and hat kindly relieved
the earth from receiving the shower, was fined 81.
Frank Harrison, the colored ex-warrior, who
stated yesterday that he had to report at the Cta
del every day, and was sent to the Provost Mar
shal being not recognized as soldier and re-
turned was fined S..
A junk shop-keepor, who had been dealing large
ly in stolen railroad bolts, and who had accident
ally forgotten to enter the purchase on his book,
as required by the ordinance, was fined SIS for the
slight omission, and notified by IN agent Of the
company that he would be prosecuted.
Three persons, who had been indulging in the
most improved brand Of whiskey, were fined IS
each and one $40.
man, last from Augusta, and who follows the
pleasant and profitable occupation Of q pick-pock-
ct, was ordered to be sent from the State.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

DARLoW, THE OLD OPERATOR, HAS THoHO1afs
d LY renovated aud fitted up The 9d stnT nc aae Ta
balf f5r M natronpge and further socit shAret1
the trade. he has also Photographs Of confederae ee'
erals ORDNANCE OF Secession Views OF C sssef ~
otber For,;t;raons at wholesale and re2l at zoe.
NER KING AND MARKET STREETS, Charleston, g ..
n. B.NPorccla,n Portraits and Pictures enaESed Q"
short notice and in best Of style. November
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DOLLARS, WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, AND M
NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECTLf Sails
FACTORY. o !, .,-o
1 1Oo sIic Tsaod Cold Watches 2D0 to 500
10U af,oss witches Enamelled ...... 100 to 800
ooS Iad Ir,nEng Thermometer Watches $50 to 900
oGo Gol Tnntn1 FIIel1sh Levers 200 TO $50
$40 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. l5o TO sUo
500 Gold Hunting American Watclles... lOo 70 2so
5tD Silver Hunting Levers. .,.............= oO 70 LOU
SU0 si,,or IIuntin9 D11pexes ......... Is to $50
s1o C.o,5 nd;ca' Watches 80 to $50
LOO @ coli, Huntinu Ieniues. .....,.. so to IS
1Uo, S,acalaueous Silver Watches SO to 100
1GH0 T,nt,nG SiIyerWatcl,cs Is to so
6OuO Assorted Watches, all kinds: :..:...: ~ 10 10
H1. Every patron oDtains u Watch by this arrange
,rcnt costing but 3d. while it may be worth Si5o No
partiality shown. .Ga
MEssIS j. HIcKLlEa l. Co.'s GREAT UNION WATCH Co.,
New York City, wish to Immediately dispose OF the above
,nanpitjccrt Stock Certificates, naming arnclea are
n1sel in scaled envelopes. Holders are cIttled to the
nrres named on their certificate, pou payment OF Ten
Dollars whether it be Watch worth s50 or one worth
The return of any certificates entities you to
the article named thereon upon payment irrespective
of its WORTH and article valued less than S1U !s
named on any certificate it will ut once be seen that this
ia no Lottery but straightforward Legitimate trans
ACTION which nny be participated IN even ny Inc most
fashIious ,&.,.,
4 sinrlc Certificate will be sent by mail, poHt paid
unon RECENT of 25 CENTS five for ST. eleven Tor 81 thirty
three and elegant preniiam for S5 sIty-slX and more
valuable premium for $40, hundred nnd most superb
watch for sl5 To Agents thosr wishing employment
ts is n rare opportunity 1t is lrsitimatcy conducted
business duly authorized by the Government anu open
to tue most careful scrutiny. Ify as!
Address . u 1C.lA ~ - ~ W ;. y
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-16

The Daily South Caroa,ian at Columbia, is now sent
to every postoce in the State Being the ocel paper
Of tho State it will bc found at the present time espe.
ciay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves Of very large circulation.