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The African EXPLORER.

The fate af the great African explorer, DR.
Livingston, has excited interest ~ every in
telligent mind. Certain nnfaithfulassistants
who had deserted him. gave what appeared
to be such circumstancial account Of his
death, that he was generally given pp with
mouruful feelings rs another victim in the
cause OF science. Happily the statement
was false; letter written by the traveller
has been received in Edinburg, which gives
several interesting personal PARTICULAR. He
states that bis Johanna men ran away from
him for fear of enemies, whed be was at the
south end Of the lake be vas exploring. DR.,
Livingston says:
The country Is elevated, and the climate
cool One Of the wonders toldsOf us "a sue
cessiye villages was that we slept without
fires. TEey boys having blankets did not
need Gre, while the Inhabitants, being seanti-
ly clad, have their butts plaslered inside and
out, and even the roofs, to make themselves
comfortable. Our progress since has been
slow, from other less agreeable causes
Some payts haye been deunded of food by
marauding Nazitu or Zplus we have been
fain oavoid these, and gone zigzng. Once
we nea-ly walked into the hands Of party,
and several times we have been detained by
rumors Of the enemy in front. January,
ls67.-l mentioned several causes Of delay.
! must add the rainy season Is more potent
than all, except hunger in passing through
the Babisa country we found that food was
MOTTO be had. The rains are more copiOua
( thqn Lever say them anywhere in Africa 4;
bur we shall get On in time. February L.
am in Bemha lahemba, and at the chief
mans plaee Npieh bas three stockades
around it, and deep 3ry ditch round the
inner one, lie seems Nae fellow, and gave
US COW y slapghlqr On our arrival yester-
day,
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SIgafea 0r NlOlep.

VIM. MeNNlan Il wanted in St.
Louis. n la eieAa hp, D6dd Shepherd,
Lately aee.pseA lAS bra falbed hin valu-
able plers N ppsris u ihS Exchang-
Cyrus gpsllse, & printer, is earnestly
requested to reiafn 70 biz home in Ohio i'm
pediately, and relieve the anxiehes OF dis
tsessed family. Exchanges please copy.
John Connell, printer, is aSkedto comma
nicate his whereabouts to bis brother, d. G.
Connell, Findlay, Ohio. Exchanges please
SoHY.
Information Fanted Of Tho whereal,ogts ts Of
my Lonisi, who married one Henry Hunt,
(blacksmith,l and who at last acconnt lived
in the family Of one James Prest(a farmer }
near Saleu, LOpdsa County, Va.
Any information Of her whefeaIopts will
be thankfully received by her brother who
became separated from her BY the lste way.
Please address Charles Lewis, No. ~
3EQadway, Albany, N. Y.
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miscellaneous.
from the Sashvllls s,AAi'.zei'ung.
The situation. s-s


Thirty and Eve Senators have man
ifested by their vote on Saturday last,
that Andrew Johnson is guilty of
hieh,opimes, and unworthy Of remain
ing President Of this Repablie. Nine.
teen, on the other hand, werc Of diff
ferent opinion, and among these nine
teen are seven, who, not moro than
two mohths ago, did their all to pre-
cipitato tho impeachment of tho OBJ
stinate renegade IN the White House.
Wo wrote Saturday, under the first
impression Of the news Of acQpittal,
that the seven" had covered them
selves with eternal infamy, and TO-
.aay after calm reflection, We affirm
those words. WheE FeSsenden and
his eonsorls voted on the 2ist Of Feb
ruary for a resolution which declared
chat Andrew johnson had ovorreach-
al his aathority and violated the law
IN irving 10 remove Edwin NJ. STAN
ton, they ought 70 have known, and
fkey kpelo that the question was laid
before them 70 teri their opinion In
regard 10 impeachment. All thei'sov.
enS voted for that resolution then
YES, they made warm speeches IN fa'
yor Of I'M mediate Impeachment. They
aid not tell us then that their con
science babe them 70 vote akaipst ths
resolution, and they at that'time hur
ricd the House Of Representatives
with all moans in their power. Since
then nothing new has been developed
| Andrew Johnson is to-day just as gull
~ Of the crimes with which be Il
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Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
Davidson County Votes TO sub
scribe $4,000, ..oi

The election Saturday on the Ten.
nesses and Pacific railroad subscrip.
ton passed off very quietly; there
was a much larger vote than was ex-
pected. l
Tho total VOteinthe city was : ,480
against 1866, the whole vote cast in
tho recent County COMMISSIONER
election. This shows that far moro
interest was felt in the matter than
was generally supposed. t
The majoily for subseriptiorb as
far as heard from, is 1,435, and the
whole vote cast !, ,6l3. .--- Ia.
The Tennessee and Pacific Rail
road is therefore to 90 into rapid rc-
alization. It Ss one Of tho most ip-
portant enterprises in which Nash
Vile ever eugaged.-NdshriNe Pres
and Tines.
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q Mr. a. Y.MerreII Of this plaee. has
received letter from Mr.. Bowers of
-Sandusky stating that he has not
found his lost child as currently ro-t
ported in several papers-Excbpnges
please pass this around. -Stursls { M.ch-
iGan) Star. estf4
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ej-The young lady who was lost
in admiration was found 10 the arms
Of her lover.
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19oetrp.
ANDY JOHNSON.

...U
Hoo s that man hoo used tn bee
4 taller down In TenReases, 81
kRd sighed COR popuiariIesf
Andy johnson. s'
Hoo was ii struggled long tn rise,
And all with sKLF the nashun's izs
Aud mingle with the CRATE and wIIof
Andy johnson.
Ha0 sur u, when Rebellion rozS.
Aud stalkt Rbrod with all its Woze,
Took sides agsnai the Union's fOzsS
-u Andy johnson. Al,
Hoo thOt that such koatse wood send
Ills name lu sarth's romotest end,
"A freedoms most devoted fr!sndS
Andy johnson.
Hoo was II got By means unfaFe, a.
.s Into tho Prezldopshal clare, es
An ahodo a ,FaiiOr'O hand while lharO, b
Andy johnson,
ra Hoo wus Il lrido while to shn,
ThAt be WuE Moses, so-anso,
Bat proved hiusolf Pbp-ra-Ohi 's7
1te Aady johnson.
n, Hoo wuz Il that, with rebel !Ado, I'd, ft
~, Tho Union party haz belrade, .A 10
~. And esst JEFF. Davis IN the shade' !. ''
/. 81. se-s. s5a Andy johnson. -a
eaa Hoo WA il that, as PFeaident, aga
Of those United States wuz bent,
10 sho M WIS rms eovEnSAEsr3
% Andy johnson.
Hoo likes old BOurbOn-Ulat tho smslD
, n HoOza actloas agl so elerely tsll, .-I Ia
.-.I. Ho'd lore IA DO . king 90 vslli ~ 90
g-s.Y lzas all Andy JOhA'oR' a. J
Hoo tried the Hero Grant to spoil,
Do An catch brave stanton N bis coiJ '
And Rekonstrukshon PIpns 20 fOill
..rEEgs Andy JabRaen,
4. n Hss esas cut, when quito tu late, se
/. ~. The PEoPLE think him sOr so CRATE,
That be shOOd miss traitors faieS -a
~ --i.- Andy johnson.
lru UOoss hsms VII travel idownihrOu time,
ia Threw eysFy nation, sveryolius,
a And dark with Iniamee and crimei
-sat sian Andy Johnaop.
IorALrowH, AprIle, Is hundred aa6s.
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-
B6- Every Republican paper in
Alabama, with ono single exception
that Of the Nationalist at Mobile, has
the name ofU S. Grant of Illinois for
President, and Hon. Richard Busteed
of Alabama, for vice president; flying
az their nastheads. ere hrfsah
Bg- They are experimenting at
Hartford with considerable success in
the new method Of curing whooping
cough by inhaling the atlnGSnhero OF
gas.house. Upward OF three hun
dred children are said 70 have been
wholly or partially relieved by this
treatment. H1rg risr saF
o. Never road or sew with any
light from the window or a lamp faA-
ing directly upon the eyes. Millions
have lost their good oyosigbt from
ron-observanee Of this simple rule.
RS~ In his annual message Of last
week the Mayer Of Cincinnati recon-
meRded a railroad connection with
Tennessee. Hi'faa m
6rThe original cold oakcn bnclSetp
Of tho poet Woodwork has been
procured from bis cid homestead and
Is now in Boston. irhau sa'a 20
ej- The whole cost Of tho Masonic
Temple in Boston, dedicated last June
has been nearly S5OO.O0O. ~
~ Henry Clay was described by
an admirer, as 's1'he finest politician
that ever lifted bat 10 a lady or boot
to blaekguard."
~ Hon, James O. Blaine has been
renominated for Congress by tho Re.
publicans Of the Third District Of
''A''''o' af.-.r. .Is -I.. q q 49, 80.
IA Alvin Lloyd, a swindlinR
advertising agent, bas just disappear,
ed from ST Louis With several thous-
and dollars.
" Tho Nali0pal Democratic Con.
vention will be held ia New York city
on the 4th day Of July. m ~.
Al st. Louis on Friday wm b.
Manly was fned $4,000 for afixinr
false brands TO tobacco.
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The Montgomery SeHtiRet says that
the oldest woman in Alabama ia Mrs.
Sallie Sampson, diving il Bibb county.
She is a native of Jasper county. Ga, ,
but has been living in tBibb county
since t6l7, in the same DeighhorhoOd
shenow resides in, and is 100 years
old. She is as active now as she was
thirty years ago, frequently riding
horseback, in tho night time, ten and
fifteen milos, 10 answer professional
calls. She is considered one of the
best doctors in the county, in her
particular line, as hpndreds Of the
wcil-doveloped boys and girls, pow
living in Bibb and Autauga counties,
will fully testify. -are1 T
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THE UNION FLAG.
IOnesbOrO', Tenn, May 20, 1868.
G. E. GRESHAM,
EDITOR. AND PROPRIETOR.


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every Friday Morning, on the following
terms; ..-t.
One copy, per year, $9 90
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Single copy, 10 cents.
"a TERMS FOR CLUBS.
To Club Of Five subscribers, each, 80 IS
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No attention win be paid to orders for the
paper, nnless accompanied by the CASH.
Terms Of Advertising.
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Tn--- Z " ''II'Vl ~ IHV 1HFu Monday inTW.l
ssE., 40 naks Ne asiehsai ib sal NJ hiii q
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f.,.- =. p IHt UOuFI House door IN
iIoae.uote, Ienn.i on Saturday 23d dst AZ
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Rates OF Subscription.
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Cuart advertisements will be charged % pei
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FINANCIAL.

RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK
Of North.CarOlina, Raleigh, N. c.
U. s. DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE
GOVERNMENT. .r
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT.
WI Notes of the Old Banks bought at the high
est market rates.
Coin bought and sold -s So.
Exchange on all the principal Cities bought
and sold. '. t-i7-t .t
Collections made and promptly rcmtted.
Strict attention bestowed on all matters of
finance.
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and dinner, would be wise to substitute
for the precipitate guzzling at a slushy
bar OF the conglomerate. mess Of oy-
sters, pies, beer: and cocktails, which
compose the daily lunch, halt dozen
of plain chocolate drops. These will
satisfy hunger aud sustain the vi@or
without any risk of disordering the sto,
mach and uniting it tor its wholesome
service at the coming family dmner.-
HdYper's Bdz0r.
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Notices of Assignee.
IN BANKRUPTCY!
PIRLIC SALEi

1 WILL, ON WEDNESDAY, TIE 18TH
day of January, 1868, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, pro-
coed to sell, on the premises OF JAMES NJ. BLAIR,
in the City of Raleigh, lot of Household and
One Baggage Wagon, One Omnibus, sc, dc.
Also, at the same time. in front OF the Court
House door, will be sold sundry notes and un-
paid accounts belonging to the said estate.
No property delivered until the money is paid.
= G. ROSENTHAL, ASSignce.
january 2, 1868. .....r e., 11S-td.
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OFFICIAL.

poll tax shall not be enforced if the original tax
be paidon OF before the LIST day of March, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty eight. ,,...,i :.
By command of ..-....r .-..t -......s.. 90 .ass
Bvt Major General ED. r. s. CANBY: s..
Z" .'.i' LOUIS V. CAZIARC, @
i -. - : -..@t.--.'t. " 4idede Camp,
12o--tf 1-.g- vs... - Acto. AsSt. Ad. GenL
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP.
EDnINTM

& aoE By assignee OF HIS AP-
FolNTM ENT.-(IN BANl,RUPTCY)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OH
THE UNITED STATES, 90
of North Carolina.
In The matter of James M. Turrentipe. q
Bankrupt. y.f FH' Hf." ........ ,--.-
FFO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:-THE
l. undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
pontnlent as Assignee Of JAMES NJ TURRENr me,
Of Hillsboro', in the County OF Orange, and State
OF North Carolina, within said District, who has
been adjudeed Bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court Of said District. s, jaar
THOMAS WEBB, A$signee
January 4, 1868. -' p ''' l19-1aw3w
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No. 122.
Insurance, Railroads, Sc.
,. II. PESCUD.

p. Il. PESCUD.
DRUGGIST, RALEIGH, n. C.
Represents the following Fire Insurancss Com
papies, whose combined Capital amounts to
5000 600, and who are celebrated fofthcir liber-
asiity in promptly adjusting and paying their
losses, viz: : : sass =
The PHOENIX, of Hartford. .dI
. {. ATLANTA of P-ooklyn. ,,-g
" SECURITY of y. W York.
'' INSURANCE CO { the Wiley of Va.
And" JEFFERSON, at S e ttsville, Va.
Refer to w. II. Cunninggim, Who had S22, ,0c0
insured on the Exchange Hotel an other proper
ty destroyed by Fire on the I'd Msrh, which was
promptly satisfied, without deduction, except for
prompt payment.
Call and get Policy of
May 9, 1862. -.., = 2O-ly.
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FROM BALTIMORE
Aug. 6, 1867.
p f. PESCUD,.

P. #. PESCUD,
Druggist and Insurance Agent.
UAs REMOVED TO HIS OLD STORE,
LII which has been remodeled. and is being
handsomely furnished with beautiful furniture, q
choice stock OF rs.,..- H,-rf.,.5.. ..t -
ls .if Fresh and Pure Medicines, sgI
aud such articles as are usually found in first
class Drug Store, and which 1 will sell for cash
at greatly reduced prices .lffyy
A large increase of patronage is particularly
needed, and in consideration for which, the pu-
rest article at very small ddodnce and the most
prompt and assidious attention, will be given, at
all hours of the day or night. s5- f-ssa5ys
Regarding one dollar in cash as worth more
than two dollars credit, he will not sell on
credit, except by special contract '13-'S
Dec. II, 1867. sa 113-tf
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THE SEiB0ARD 4 ROANOKE RAILROAD
AND RAY LINE
TO SHIPPERS.
NoRTH.CA CAEobINA "A
ALL STATE RAILWAY LINES

CAFoIINA
ALL STATE RAILWAY LINES
'-,. (THAT USED TO BED
The Old Raleigh 81 CASTOR Rail Road,
The Shortest, Quickest, Safest and
Best Line. North and South, TO
be left out in tine Cold, unless
;sShipperS Specially say
Via. r. d G.. II. r.!
WE INAUGURATED AND ARE THE
w Great Through Inland 4ir Line Route to
all the Northern Markets, and haye successfully
worked the Line to the entire satisfaction of
Shippers, North and South for the last ten years,
as the ten thousand Shippers in North and South
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars for her Inter-
est in this Road-thereby saving the people from
Taxation for all time to come $4,000 per year;
and we unhesitatingly declare that we can and
will give more dispatch to Ill points, North and
SouthA than any other Line. fttsa
NOTICE! n,5
The Great Inland Air Line Freight Route,
Via THE RALEIGH & GAsToN RAIL ROAD,
is the Short Line for Shippers and you are re-
Qaired so to direct yonr Ireights, or they will be
Toinsure your Freight being carried overthis
Great Inland Air Line safely, direct your consign-
Agent, Portsmouth, Va, or City Point, Va, viG
Raleigh d; CASTOR Rail Road, and to ship as fol-
lows: r.s...st
..= FROM BOSTON: '' e'j
Mercl ants 6 Miners Line, end of Central
Wharf, 4. Sampson, Agent. .-...,
FROM NEW YORK:
Old Dominion Steamship Co., Shipping Point,
Pier 81, North River Foot Beach St., Office 1877,
Greenwich ST., Corner Dey; N. L. McCready,
President. r-.-
FROM PHILADELPHIA: 1eH
{ TIA Annamessic,) Phia., Wilmington. and
Baltimore Depot, or Clyde's Line of Steamers, IA
N. Delaware Avenue, w. P. Clyde, Agent.
r.. % FROM BALTIMORE: s.4
Baltimore Steam Packet Co.. Bay Line Steam
ers, Foot Union Dock, /. B. Parks, Agent, or
Powhatan Steam Co., 80 Light Street Wharf.
. C. B. ALLEN,
-...-... ...-. Freight Agent, a.
...,.s..----,,.. ,....... e., Raleigh, n. G.
Aug 6, 1867. .-....s .,-., 57-tf.
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OFFICIAL.

substituting the 10Th day of April. 1865, for the
18th day of May 1865. atqs
Paragraph V of the same order is modified as
follows:
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NOTICE BY ASSIGNEE OF HIS AP-
POINTMENT.-1N BANKRUPTCY)

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF e. 80
THE UNITED STATES . T. p.lrr,to
For the Pamlico District
of North Carolina. .....' .'.. .' a.
In the matter Of Samuel COrson, Bankrupt
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THE
undersigned hereby gives notice of his APP
P0rntnent as Assignee of SAMUEL CoRsoN, of
washington, in the County of Beaufort, and State
p Sa north Carolina, who has been adjudged a
oanhrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court OF said District. - 80 :.
a-, READING L. MYERS, assignee, dc.
January II, 1868. 122D taw3w.
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mi, UNION
Dry Goods, Groceries, sc.

Dry Goods. Groceries, &c.
". H. & R. s. TUCKER & co.
DLEACHED AND
ID Unbcached Domestics,
SheetingS, ShirtiEgs, and
Family Long Cloths, at
W. Ii. d r. s. TUCKER & CO.'S.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
IN CASES OF MEMS, BOYS AND WOMENS
" Boots and Shoes, at
CLoAKs AND SHAWLS, &c.
DEAL CASHMERE RIsTORI AND PLAID
A Sh,ws.
W. H. & R. s. TUCKER & co.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.
INDIA RUBBER HIGH TOP BOOTS AND
Il Shoes, for Ladies, Misses and Men, something
". H. Il R. s. TUCKER & co.
IN FACT NOW IS THE THE TO
money. W. Ii. ii r. S. TUCKER S co.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
pEST STOCK WE EVER OFFERED.
ID ". H. d r. S. TUCKER Il co.
HENS WEAR! BOYS. WEAR!!
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK
IA W. H. d K. S. TUCKER u co.
Trimmings, Buttans, Velvets, sc.
A NEW STOCK AND VERY COMPLETE.
n ". Ii. 6 r. S. TUCKER & CO.
Floor Oil Cloths, Carpeting aud Rags,
IRON TO "a YARDS WIDE
L W. II. & Il. s. TUCKER & CO.
ITOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS,
Ii Linens. Twillings, Damasks and Druggetts.
". Ii. d L. S TUCKER & co.
RINTs! PRINTS :! A SUPERB
Il stock at exceedingly low prices.
VI. Il. q f. s. TUCKER & co.
r INsEV AND END TICKING. Cheap
IL at w. H. S Z. s. TUCKER d cos.
PRICES TO SEET TIE TIMES!
w. III. & r.. S. TUCKER q, co., .
A RE OFFERING TO TRADE FOR CASH:
N 5000 yards good Madder Caicoes at zoe.
$500 g full Madder Caicocs at 1215c
1900 &C Beached Shirtings at l0c;
80 $500 g "A Bleachings at 1215c
5000 " good family Long Cloth at low
figures. $50 .-.- =
5000 yards Bro. Cotton Shirting at 1919 to
Is cts. W. II. 81 r. S. TUCKER & co.
Raleigh Dec. 10, 1867. 110-tf.
A LARGE,
CHEAP AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
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5s.ai g. AGENTS WANTED 5'
f.-" 1+ FOR THE
Campaigns Of Forrest and his Cavalry.

BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. -r-
THIS HISTORICAL RECORD OF THE
i most brilliant exploits and daring adventures
of the war, among its many valuable and inter-
esting contributions to historical truth, clears up
on unquestionable authority, all misrepresenta-
tions in regard to-the taking of Fort Pillow by
General Forrest. Address, s.,sr
arg q 2'fH tt5a5HJ. p MILLER & CO.,
i'ti9a3sq ~ aG-Ai U!9sli- ~ PhiladelI hia, Pa.
t1 January Q, 1868 ,sao Ok. 1Is-1m
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a9sa5 Cash With Tie
l0O8. NEW YEAR. l8O0.

w our friends, and customers, that with the
New Year we shall usher the CASH SYSTEM
into our business transactions. Weexpect TO pay
CASH for ourTgoods,l and the SMALL PROFITS we
intend to realize, will necessarily compel us to
demand the CASH for; all the goods we shall SELL
We give this Information TO the public so that
all may have timely notice of our future business
regulations, and none. be ilisappointed,9if we
OF 1cr terms We. expect to Keep full assort-
ment Of goods in our limo nf business, and will
sell at suclrlow rateszas to induce our customers
to pay us what business men must. have to con-
duct their business with, namely. THE CASH AZ
UPCHURCR & DODD.
Raleigh, January4 4 1868. sa,,i sgas u9-tf.
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SALT! SALT,

-iI-- - = = SALT! SALT! - ------...-
I 100 SACKS FINE SALT NOW ARRIVING
iNO at UPCHURCH & DODD'S.
january 4, 1865. 3 1888 gig - Nsl19-tf.
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I.. NJ
TO SHIPPERS OF SPIRITS TURPENTINE!


The Seaboard Inland Air Line,
VIA PORTSMOUTH, va,
Is now prepared to Ship
SPIRITS TURPENTINE
To Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York, its
Steamers having been arranged for that
purpose.
THIS AIR LINE ROUTE, FROM THE
i fact of its avoiding trans shipment from one
Steamer to another, to which other lines are sub
iect and being the direct line between the Caro-
linas and the Northern Cities, with daily COM
munication to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York, and to Boston Steamer every five days,
offers great facilities for shipping and is in ad
vance OF all other routes from three to five days
and at low rates. .s.. ~.
In shipping from the Northern Cities, or from
Carolina, be careful TO ship via. Portsmouth, and
by the Steamship Lines connecting with and form
ing part of this Route.
From Boston, Merchants and Miners Line. E.
Sampson, Agent, end Central Wharf.
From New Y York, Old Dominion Steamship Co,
Pier 81, North river, M. l.. McCready President,
Office 1S7 Greenwich street.
From Philadelphia, Clyde Steamers, II South
Delaware Avenue, w. P. Clyde, Agent.5itF
Annamessic Line, Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Depot, J. l.. Wilson, Agent.
From Baltimore, Bay Line Steamers, foot of
Union Dock, R. l.. Poor, Agent. l9+
All claims for loss, damage, or osercharge,
promptly settled by applying to
JAS. McCARRICK, Trace Agent
Scaboard Inland Air Line, Portsmouth, Va.
THE SEiB0ARD l. ROANOKE RAILROAD
AND BAY LINE,
Having been consolidated under one Management
from Weldon to Baltimore, offer greater facilities
to shippers of freight to and from Baltimore than
any other line, and guarantee safety OF freight
and prompt settlement of all claims.
80 e. G. CHIC,
Sup't. Trans'n., S. & r. R.
w. c. SMITH, Sup't. Bay Line Steamers,
January Z, 1868. 120-2m.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-11
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