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could exceed the piety Of these people
During 4 long intercourse, the writer can
not recall an instance cf having heard an
oath And Ills piety lent glow to the
intelligence beauty and lovellness OF the
women and the bravery, devotion and gal
lantry Of the men. Indeed, it would al
most seem. that but for the rude shock Of
Wa this portion Of the Valley would be
an Eden OF pleasure Here, in this love
~ Valley Of Virginia, beauty IN all its
various shades Of exquisite loveIiness, and
pitty and refinement with all their emo
ding influence, were transcendently blen-
ded in all Of their simplicity and purity
But to return. Jacksons army pro
ceeced on to Cross Ks 5, where oo the
Sth. Genl EweIl, with .Elzey's, Trigbe',
aud Stewart brigades (Jackson mt ing
on-with the rest of the army TO take care
of Shields), determined to dispute the pas
sage Of Fremont and his host and say to
him Thus far shal, thou 90 and no farth-
cr" A fierce and sanguinary conflict fol-
lowed, in which the Maryl&nde-s bore 3
conspicuous and prominent part, having
many wounded, including Genl Geo. H
Stewart, who was shot with a rife ball,
while gallantly leading the men into the
fight The Federals, however, were fl
paiiy defeated, with heavy loss, and re-
treated hastily in she direction Of Harri-
souburg, believing that jackson was close
upon their heels, leaving many Of their
wounded in the hands ofthc Contederates,
In this battle, Genl Fremont had about
seven brigade. engaged. But he had tc
learn the uneonquerab'e spirit cf Ewell
and his men Indeed Fremont had more
men than jackson and EYell both togeth-
er 1t was the general opinion of the
people along the route, where the Two ar
miles passed, that Frtmoats was much
the larger of the two. After the fight,
Gen Ewcll crossed over to Port Repub-
lie and rendered material aid TO Jacks
IN disros;rg cf SHEDS tnd thus two ar
mics that had been comprising Jackson's
destruction were spee,ily brought to
nought
NJ fitting conclusion to this sketch,
it may not be inappropriate to introduce
an extract from letter of Genl. r. 5.
Ewell, giving an official account Of the
Valley campairu. Is il IS coufrmat, "-iu
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RVJSINEgS IlD-pIG.IEsss

rI,IIE public are hereby informed. that WIN
L A. t'txwIce, Agent for the undersiEh-
ed. has just returned from Baltimore city
with large and we'll selected assortment OF
GOODS, WARES and MERCHANDISE,
including every thing usually kept for sale IN
first class country 'trre.
Goods of every description will be sold
low. especially for CASH, ard every effort
MilI be made To give entire satisfaction TO
the publc. ,,,,.
on hand. prior t. the late purchases w''l "e
s,lI Nt-CH BEL .pW COST. rs it is the
Intention of the undersigned to close out his
entire old stock Of goods at whatever Sacr-
tcc his customers may demand
can and see for oursclvcAa Al th}} Oh store.
formerly conducted by \. Conrad.
JOHN $. EDWARDS,
Leouardtown,
Md.
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Aunt Ro5y was dividing a mince pic
among the boys, and when Jim, who had
wickcdly pulled the cats tail asked her
for his share, the dame replied. No Jim
you area wicked boy and the Bihl2 says
there is no peace for tic wicked
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-03-12

ORIGIN oE GREAr Mss Some Of the
creates, men the word ever produced.
e:sh,v il ancient or modern TINES. were
Of very humble or ols u-c origin Cl-
unbLs the discover + Aue ';ca. was the
son 81 weaver, and weaver himself -
Homer. the great Greek poet. was beg
gar pemostheues. the Grecisn crater.
was the son Of cutler Oliver Cromwell
WAS the Sun lfa brewer, benjamin Frank
Din WIS a journrvman printer Ferguson.
the Scotch astronomer WAS a shepherd.
FlruIid HALEY, an eminent English as
trouomer. the son Of 4 soap boiler n Shor-
editch. llosarth, the celebrated English
painter. was but Al apprentice 70 m en-
graycr ef pewter pots Virgil, the Latin
poet, WAS the son Of potter and Hor-
ace. ola shopkeepcr. Shakespeare. the grca-
test Of English dramatic poets. was the
son If a wo J. tabler ard Milton. the
greatest Of English epic poets, was the
son Of 4 money-scriyn2r. Pope was the
son of merchant, and pr Samuel John
son Of q bookseller at Litch6tld AIKEN
81 l., the author of that elegant poem.
the pleasures Of Imagination was the
son of butcher at Newcastle. Robert
Burns WAS a Y,oughman At Ayrshire,
Scotland Gray, the English poet, the
son of I money ScriynHr and Henry
Kirk White, Of a butcher At Nottingham,
England Bloomfield and Clifford were
shoemakcrs and Addison, Goldsmith.
o,way and Canning, were sous of
clcrEymen. Lord LynlhurSt, the Chief
Justice of England was the son of
the painter Coplcy, aud an American b,
birth. These examples show that thsre
is no state or condition of life. however
humble OF obscure. from which talent and
genius may not rise by individual cxer-
ton 10 eminence and distinction P@r-
ticularly is this the case in our own cour-
try, where there is no nobility, and no
privileges conferred by birth
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can be seen professionally during the car
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NEWS FROM WASHING TON !!
R. S. GOLDEN B. Bro,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G Is @ e e R S
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
A&D bEALERN IN
Wines, Brandies, and Liquors,


cOypEYITION WiTH E4LTINohEHLR-
CIINI.H.
CHEAP AS CAN HE. BoUGHT SOUTH
OF NEW YORK,
ST. MAEY'S CUSTOM Solicited
Produce Received in exchange for Goods.
All kinds Of cereals sold on commission
q, Inw rates Such as WHEAT, k4E r.,
OATS. CORN, nhnLEf, e.,
Early VEGETABLES command good
prices, and s,II readily, commisaion small;
1he subscribers formerly Of ClAkl-f.N
COUNTY, having hecnin husiu7rs N -" ASH
inrron Tor eight or ten years, nrc now pre-
naI,d to furni.n all kinds OF Roc tfih>'
iIUTOES. CIG AIRS, &c, of the best 4A"'-
,tv at the lowest Baltimore rates and sent
hy beat to any iapdius along the Potomac
shores.
Orders cheorfullv filled. Address
X. A. GOLDEN x EKo.
No 36 f suec; South, bet. X 10th
st>.. near lllh street hart.
march q. lcgc-1y.
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Produce Received in exchange for Goods
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Oct. "a. lS67-tf.
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ST NAEY'S CUSTOM SVLIIII I'd
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An Incident Of Travel,

\ certain Sunday School Superintendent was
journeyiug frcm Washington to the West. In
the same car WIS a little boy some six years Old
who, seeming to recognize friend in the pleas
ant-faced gentleman. took a seat beside him and
began conversation. After chatting with him
awhile about his books and toys the gentleman
asked him if he could sing.
Eyes sir, replied the little boy. Il can sing
hymns"
What hymns do you know? Won't you sing
one for n:c!'
Il know Jesus loves me" and in a clear
sweet voice be sang
Jesus loves me- this I know,
For the Bible tells me So
1t was something ncw-a chds voice in the
crowded car-and seemed to awaken thought
among the tired travellers.
Il know another" lie said, as he finished,
''but | can't remember Just how the words go
something about climbing up the hill and Jesus
going with us"
Were climbing mp lions HILL isn't that it?
Eyes, sir, that's it, the very one"
''Why you must be a Sunday School boy you
know 50 many Sunday School hymns, said the
stranger.
oh yes I go to Sunday School every Sun
day, and we do learn such lovely hymns there"
and presently he asked, DO You go to Sunday
School, too?"
Yes teach class in the Sunday School at
home was the answer.
With quick, glad look into his new
friends face, the little fellow turned to his mo-
Their who was sitting several seats from them.
and with an eager flourish Of his hand exclaimed
"Oh mother, mother, this mans SundaySchool
teacher"
OF course. the eyes of every passenger in the
car turned quickly in the direction of the boys
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Wilm., Char. & Ruth. Railroad.

WILMINGTON, y. c., Aug. 9th, 1868.
The Regular Annual Meeting of the StockholI crs
OF the Wilmington, Charlotte < Rutherford Railroad
Company will be held in this place. on ThurS,,av
October 22d 1868.
transfer Books viii be closed on the c2l of Sent
The attention Of Subscribers is called to the f. low
ing preamble and resolution passed at the late
meeting of the Stockholders:
WHEREAS, Many persons, who have worked out
their stock, or otherwise settled for it, have failed TO
come forward and get out their regular stock ccrti-
hcates and whereas, this condition of things makes
an improper exhibit on the books of the COMPANY
and Is frequently the of great clbarrassmcnt
ana whereas others have failed to pay their sub
scrIptons according to the terms thereof:
HeSofrcG That no Stakeholder shall hereafter be
allowed to vote IN any Of the meetings Of this BODY
until he shall have received his rcgulalcri tclte Of
stock III accordance with the Charter and BYLAWS
i. I. ALBHHNiN,
-S az '''' 9" Secretary.
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WOFFORD COLLEGE.

SPARTANBURG c. f., S. CAROLINA
The First Session of the Fifteenth Collegiate year
begins the 1st October, 1868.
The College has suspended, and the course
of studies remain unchanged, but the Faculty now
admit irregular students, such wish to pursue
particular studies only.
The Preparatory School, under the supervision Of
the Faculty, opens at the same time.
Tuition i'll College and higher classes of Prepare
tory School, including contingent fee, $54 per year
in specie or its equivalent in currency.
Lower classes of Preparatory School, with contin-
gent fec S44 per year in currency-one half in ad-
Board per month in advance, about $15 currency.
For further particulars, address
A. NJ SHIP, President.
Sept 81, 1868 4w
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The WOrkingman's Song.

| am an honest workingman,
My hands with toll are hard and rough,
And still [ labor all | can
TO earn my wife and babes enough.
But heavy taxes weigh me down,
The food we eat, the clothes we wear,
Our home in country or in town,
All swell the burden [ must bear
Were I loafer, white or black,
Then |, like him, could take my ease;
Lie in the sun upon my back,
And only work when I did please.
And things, fear, will soon be worse,
Ifcxtravagance has its sway,
And heavier still will be the curse
On this poor land from day to day
Then let US favor strict economy,
In State and National affairs;
And do all we can to reform
The practices of our rulers.
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The Southern Express Company,

For the transportation Of merchandise. valuable
pacEageS specie, bank notes bonds. &c. for all parts
o. the South aud Southwest. in connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
have established their agency at 80 BROADWAY,
NJ" lO!h. where orders TO call for goods to be
loEWaEGca south viii receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and yaluablcs delivered 10 Harndcns
hInsLey :, American and United States Express Com
PahleS Tor the Southern Express Company, will re-
celye prompt Dispatch.
cor particulars, rates Of freight &C. &C., apply at
me once CT the Southern Express Company, 80
or at any other Office of the Company.
January }, 1908. II. Il. PLANT, Prest.
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Mcleod & STEE7


Have just received the handsomest stock of Foreign
and Domestic
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS, YANKEE NOTIONS,
Hosiery, Gloves, Gents Furnishing Goods Ladies'
and Misses Bonnets and Hats, trimmed and untrm-
med; Bonnet Ribbon French Flowers, Dress Trim
mings, SC, &C., they have offered in this market
Dress Goods.
We have beautiful observation-disclosures of the most
desirable styles Of the We feel assured in
saying they not exccled either in style or price
BY any in the market.
White Goods.
We have full line Marseilles and Alandue Quilts,
Linen and Cotton Shcctings, Pillow Caseings Piques
fercals, Linen Duck, &c, French Cloths and Cass-
meres Narseies and Silk Nesting, Rock Island Cas-
simeres and Jeans at Factory prices.
HARDWARE AND CROCKERY>
general assortment.
We respectfully ask our friends and customers to
call and examine stock, hear prices, &C.. before
buying Many thanks TO friends and customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed US heretofore
and we asl, the continuance of the same.
April ~, 1868. MCLEOD & STEELE.
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Che IS e@lern De,nocrat Charlotte, as.

L is expected that the Suez canal will be
opened for vessels of the largest size in the
course of October 1868 Its depth is 26 feet,
its width from $50 to 300 feet. Its cost will be
about sS0,O00,O 600, and it will shorten the navi-
cation between Europe and India by about one
half. 1t belongs to French joint stock com
panV
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Southern Express Company.

The Southern Express Company has complete COM
nunication with all Northern and Western States,
and is prepared to forward Freight, Money and val
liable Packages safely and promptly. Messengers
leave Charlotte daily, connecting at Raleigh with
Adams Express Company, and at Richmond with
Adams and Iiarnden's Express Companies.
Letters Will be forwarded by this Company to all
points South and North having 10 mail facilities.
". p. HILL, Agent.
Charlotte, Jan. /, 1868.
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NOtiCe.

We thank friends for past favors and hope
they will continue them. We beg those indebted to
come forward and pay up at once. as we need money
April 20, 1868. BARRINGER, WOLFE & co.
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NEW BOOKS! GOOD BOOKS!!
and Cheap BoOks!!!

NEW BOOKS! GOOD BOOKS!!
and Cheap Books!!!
Just received at Tiddys ''Ncw Book Store" Bibles
Of all sizes, from the largest to the smallest. All
prices, to suit everybody.
Prayer Books,
handsome assortment, some really elegant. which
cannot fail please the most fastdous both in STYLE
and price. LYNN Observation-Disclosures Presbyterian
Baptist and Lutheran, all the different sizes pub
ished, can be found at store.
Albums,
We have the handsOmest and most complete assert
mont otfcre'in this market which we offer ut
remarkably low prices. They are Lippncott's make
and have the patent hinge which, with ordinary use
will last always, and little longer
Catholic Books.
Mission Book, Flowers Of Piety Christian Guide
g Styles. Key OF Heaven, Path to Paradise &C.
Our Miscellaneous stock is large, every one can
nothing for showing gools-can and examine
whether you want to buy not.
Our stock of School Books is now connleta
Wholesale buyers and Teachers buying for Schools
will certainly find il to their advantage to call and
see us before buying elsewhere.
Stationery.
Something NICE just received in the Stationery
Line Stamped initial paper with envelopes to match
put up in neat quire Boxes. 4 full line Of fancy
and plain Paper and Enveopes.
We have full stock OF Job Office Material such |
as Bristol Beard. Printers Blanks and China Cards
al sizes and qualities. Paper, Flatcap Foolscap |
Letter and Note, Plain.
Book, News and Wrapping Paper at Manufacturers
prices. All VIC ask is an inspection Of stock and |
prices, as we VIII not be undersod.
TlDDY s BRO.
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Hardware.

Everything almost in the Hardware line; Chisses,
Augers, Hammers, Door Locks, Hinges, Axes, Hoes,
Iron ana Blacksmith Tools. s., ". & co.
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To the Ladies.

Miles Congress Caters and Laced Lasting Caters
Bradleys Duplex Hoop Skirts, extra fine Corsets,
French Purcalc Skirting
be- As for prices it will be better for all who are
anxious to get rich to trade with
BARRINGFR, WOLFE & co.
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All Persons

Indebted to the undersigned, by Note or Account
for goods bought of Brown, Tate & Co, before the
war, will find their claims in the hands of Vance &
DOwd, Charlotte, n c., who are authorized to make
settlement. have waited raticnty-pay what you
can. j. NJ TATE
of late firm of Brown, Tate & Co
New York, Sept. !, 1868 I'm
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J. d. PALMER
Family Grocer & Wine Merchant,

Ind dealer in all kinds of imported Wines and Spirits,
Old Rye. Monongahcla, Bourbon and Cabinet Double
Distilled Whiskey; Domestic Corn and Rye Whisky;
Peach and Apple Brandy.
JUST RECEIVED THIS DAY:
Barrels Sacrament Wine,
Superior Kentucky Cider,
Old Nash county Brandy,
3 Casks India Ale
Barrels London Porter
10 Crates Of Bottles, Flasks Dcmijohns and Jugs,
wood Kegs from to 10 gallons.
also invite the particular attention Of Druggists
10 my stock OF Port, Sherry ard MADEIRA Wine,
brandy and Whisky, bottled especially for Mcdi-
cnai purposes. All orders, Wholesale Retail,
solicited and Puncually attended to- Constantly
hand all KINDS Of Domestic Spirits on consignment.
speciality made to old n. c. Corn Whisky.
JAnuAry y, 1853.
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Stoves, Tin-Ware, &c.
n IT pVTDT

I'm the B"sc"ocat Store ua@cr Mansion IK0u>c.0
hceps for sale full assortment OF Stoves OF every
&c. &C. "''
spears Antitrust Cooking Steve is a superior art-
c'c and has given general satisfaction | have sold
large number within the past year
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron work cyecrtcl nj short
notice Repairing promptly attended to-
BIZ return my thanks for The liberal share of
patronage heretofore received
d. II. BYERLY,
1iafch TO- 1908 Under Mansion House
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KCrCSana Oil.

Buy No l Kerosene at JAS. n. BUTTS Drug
Store. sell none but the best If a lighted mat ch
be plunged into IL, it will extinguish it as suddenly
ii immersed in water.
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First National Bank of Charlotte.
FAMILY GROCERIES.

have on hand, and constantly receiving
general assortment of Groceries, such as Sugar Tea
Coffee, Molasses, Cheese, Flour Bacon Corn, Meal
and everything else in the Grocery line
will sell as cheap as any house in Charlotte and
respectfully request persons wishing to buy to give
a call.
deliver, within the limits of the City, all Gro
ceres bought at my Store.
good lot of Castings and Hollow-Warc for sale.
A. BERRYHILL,
Feb II, 1868. Under Mansion House.
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Received and for sale, French Window Glass, 8x1O,
10X12, 1Oxl4, l0xl5, I0xIG 10x18, lOx2O 12xI4
12xI5, 12x16 12x18, 1920, 12x22, IGx2O. 14x24
1924, 20x30 24x3G, &C., &c. at the Drug Store of
August 3, 1868 JAS n. BUTT
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40 Years before the Public,

1hat o<d, HonJ Anoscn and eccN tried remedy
.f0F OF BdI'0's diseases, cdnsW Jy
DIS BASED LIVER.
ga Read the following CERTIFICATES from
persons Of the highest responsibility I'D
LIVER COMPLAINT
Rev. DR.. c. 7. DEEMS, august 22d, 1862. says:
have known many families and individuals who have
found them very beneficial. and | have also known
physicians in excellent standing to recommend them
TO their patients For all diseases arising from dis
orders OF the liver, believe they are the best medi-
cine offered to the public"
Rev JOHN ". POTTER, Snow Hill, Y c., January
9th, 1863 says: '-For twelve years | was a great
sufferer My liver diseased. lost nv flesh
ana strength, and my skin seemed changed in its
color by the bile with which my system was over
charged became subject to frequent and v;olep;
attacks OF bilious choc, every attack leaving me
weaker than IT'S predecessor The physicians had
been able TO patch me up a little but my health was
IN depiorabe state. lad taken De tent medicines
until was tired Of them. Without energy or com
fort was barely ab'o to 20 about little Atrcngh
ylelied to the earnest persuasion of friend and
commenced taking the EEPATiC PILLS with no
/ rom that hour have mTroy cd. have perseyercd
IN their Esr- until nov. by God blessing am well
ami hearty. had gro nan, who. as believe
was saved FROM death by dose Of these Pills. NV
Doctor b..I was annually from 80 10 300 but /
llaFe 1a- 10 us@ for physician s.uce can conf
ue.l-. recommend tacm parIor family medicine
r. These Pills made Iy G. W. DEEMS No !
- S"uth Calhoun Street. DALT1u0Rr Md Tbev
can be sent to any point in the United States by Mail
or Express.
pRIcE-For one COX, % cents
7. SCARF, Druggist,
Special Agent at Charlotte \
Aug -, 1868 ly-6m2d
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Time Quick and Rates Low.

This trunk line forms Great Freight Eoute
between Baltimore and Weldon. Warrenton RALEIGH
iliIlsboro, Lexington, Salisbury. Morganton Char.
Iotte, Lincolnton Goldsboro' Newberu Bcoufort
Wilmington. ChestcrvilIe, Winnsboro', Columbia
SumtCryille Manchester, and all intermediate roipts
on and near these great Railways and their conncc
tons.
The Powhatan Steamers connect at PETERSBURG
with Petersburg Railway for all points in the Caro-
hnas. Cars are alongside OF Steamers Wharf
and goods transferred with careful handling
CARS ARE RUN THROUGH WITHOUT BREAK
ING BULK
Between Petersburg and Raleigh, Charlotte Colds
boro, Wilmington, &C., &c. This Inland Line pos
sesses many advantages over a Sea Route. Marine
risk IS small and insurance is comparatively nothing
The h2FI OF Powhatan Steamers being situated in
the very centre of the great Shipping District of
baltimore, renders it convenient to shippers and
Grayage is very small.
Great attention Paid to consignments of Cotton,
Corn, Wheat, Eosin &C., &c. All produce forw arded
at the lowest possible rates.
10 Every package, NOrthward or Southwark
bound must be distinctly marked "VA PETERS
BURG"
Spirits of Turpentine transported from Petersburg
10 Baltimore by Steamer.
ElY" Freight landed in Baltimore day following
delivery to the Steamers
Through Receipts given and fixed rate per 100
pounds guaranteed both ways
ES35H Rates in every case as low as via Ray Line
and Portsmouth to and from Baltimore Philadelphia
and New York.
n B.-With regard to last named points, freight
IS forwarded to and from Petersburg by Philadelphia
and New York Steamers.
For rates and all further information, apply to
any Freight Agent on the Line, or at the
OFFICE OF THE POwHATAN STEAMBOAT Co.,
~ Light st. Wharf, BALTIMORE.
}. BRANDT, Jr., President Powhatan Steamboat Co.
Il. D. iEGRAI, Sup't Petersburg Railroad.
A. Is. ANDREWS, Sup't Raleigh CASTOR Railroad.
JA Me-, AMDEKSON Supt North Carolina Railroad.
;. BOUkNIGIT Supt c. & s. C. Railroad.
). h. FREMONT, Sup't Wilm'n & Weldon Railroad.
J. '. JORDAN, Acting Master Trans. Atlantic and
y. c. Railroad.
WI. ,MRAE, Sup't Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad.
September 30 1867
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9. II. QUERY
Has now open and ready for inspection the hand
soonest stock Of MlALlN ERY,
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
NO1LONS, HOSIERY, &c, &c,
He has ever offered in this market Al he g ks is
trial as he is confident he please in qualify sye
aud price.
Dress Goods.
Silks SILK and Cotton Grenadines, riquc, Lawns.
fcpns &c. all styles and qualities; Calicocs at ali
prices.
millinery.
bonnets' Hats, Grapes, six, Illusions Flowers,
Ribbons, Sc &C. ct prices that defy competition.
Dress Trimmings,
buttons, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c, in great va
ricty- make a speciality Of these Goods
GentleInen's Furnishing Goods,
Shirts Linen and Paper Collars Gloves Ties Hats,
Half Hose, &c. C. N OI-FRy
April 20, 1868
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Seed Wheat.

We have lot of fine SEED WHEAT for SALE
MCMURRAY, DAVIS ( co.
August 81, 1868.