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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

The success. Influence and increasing
circulation Of the republican, the Press,
and the .7drerfisT, are matters Of ex-
IRENE annoyance 20 tie Nebraska City
BeCs, as may Be seen By It's low, scuF-
uI0us fings, and is appeals 10 the Preju-
dIces Of lis readers lest they, too, shall
indulge IN the perusal Of wholesome
reading, from q loyal press, and thereby
incline "to discontinue The EeUs."
We are bound 10 believe hat the Editor
OF the gsgs is sharp, shrewd and intel
Hgent, and that his hirg at what he is
pleased to style the original and abOE-
iginal press Of Nebraska" is The s,Ton-
gest objection that can be urged against
the three papers mentioned. We are
bound 10 believe also that the general
policy and principles Of these papers are
invincIble, and that the only chance Of
staying their raptfincrease aud influence
Is by alledgTng haL they are based fuan-
cially on Ill gotten gains Il would be
well for the Fsus if il could present as
good a record.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

The closing exercises Ct the present tern Of the
EorEfseHoeI az Psra III lake PIG AUS TIA
and I5ta Of this present month. BeE Tuesday and
Wsduss5ay.
On NoBday evening tie eIhibisioa Ct the Phi
mary Department viii take place
On Tuesday morning 1t 9, A. " vii commences
the examination Of classes, aad HiI eoatiags Al
through the day.
On Tuesday evening, Judge o B HsHsts win de-
liver an address before the school.
Wednesday fo-e1oo1, examinations confirmed
Aftsrnoou, E1aibisioa by the young ladies' and
gsn.Ieusa.
Tie Pu5Iic generally ara invited to attend.
Tie SprIzE term Of he Normal School vii eom-
meme Thursday April, S0th, and ~eoasinus ten
weeks
The term being shorter than EsuII, the tufG0z
in Normal ard Seminary department :, viii be onIy
seven dollars. Room rent in the building three
dollars far the tenn. Tuition in the Primary de-
partusut three dollars. Board in the buildiug
three dollars per Esek.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

Mr. l. @. Todd, Of NJ PIsAaa.h has rsarssd .
Cheese F-stOry-
Omaha gave s25a.sO0 fer ne Io-atioa q ths
raiIroad bldgs AZ ths train tahIs-
Gov. Battles, We undsrssaad. has gone cat q 70
ths frOuGer With he Indian Counazion-
It's aid hat the Indians are again On Tss zzr
Path in re ussteEa POrsiSu Of Nebraska
The engineers Of the B.. / r Rare runaiugA
line from P~Attsmouth to GIsaEOOd the present
week
". ". Csrasr, Of the C5ngzoarealsA. Is the del
sgals freia Lancaster county q he RsPabLeau
State CoHvsatT0a.
Gov. Butler has General ShsridanI promise to
station trOopsou the Little Blue, 70 protest tia set
tiers from the Indians.
Royal Arch MasOus are requested to usss At TaHI
City On the ID Monday in April. TIE Dissriss
Court Of Richardson county viii then be in session
I'D Crook, J. LaNazts-. R-M. Roll, T. Aahtou
H. C. EoIPh, G. R-Lss and John Roberts, ars tie
delegates fem OtOs eounty to the RspubI-an State
CouVsnti0u.
The Southern 8e5rsAEiaa, Of Arag0, Is again b.
fore the publc- The s5ssnss Of ths EIT:0r afssr
his frOW accounts for its suspension. He saga she
Is a No one eoupOzisor.
Tie dedication services Of The d. E.. Caurch, ~
Falls City, eams Of "a the Zglh ult- Soma 81, 500
in cash vas raised IN = few mgusats to clear Of
the indsbtsdssz. They have ons q the Ezsss
Church edlE.es in the State.
! The Delegates from Douglas county to tie Re
publican State Convection ara Gen. :. A. Ssriek-
Iaad, jain B. Furay, Fred Metz. Joseph Fo1, Geo.
r Smith, J. 3. Bailey, John " Howard aud A. r,
Heel, who are said to favor John Tafs for Congress
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

this interests and cost Of running annually,
hey would ill The Iapd with lamenia-
tions and complaints Of intOlerable OP-
preston; while now they submit TO The
payment Of = larger sun indirectly N.
apparent conIentmenL There Is too
much Of thar disposition from Nemaha
county through on west, to await the
chances In the hope that something good
will turn up without an effort on . part,
10 hope for the success Of any railroad
enterprise for many long years 20 come.
II the citizens on his projected Line Of
road sver accomplish anything IN IhIs
direction, they have got to disabuse their
minds Of this " waiting for Oihera-"-
And the question arises who IS TO be
drst and foremost IN arousing the people
to a sense Of the danger Of delay. We
have an admirable country, and a good
climate. Il can be made to abound In
wealth and enterprise. and to support It's
leaming millions; but wH It. Shall we
lay still until we are surrounded and
hedged IN By others more e%nterprising
than we-by those who saw the occasion
aud grasped hold Of It with energy, de-
termination, and a will, and wrested
from our grasp the game, and we holding
The winning points, TOO. We have long
since learned that position and favorable
surroundings were great advantages, bat
that energy and enterprise were still
greater. Shall we improve OUT Opportu-
nifty. or shall we be laid under contrlbu-
ton to public enterprise to the north and
south Of us7 Could we answer these
questions IN accordance with the facts as
,hey may be hereafter developed, we
should have It IN cur power to greatly
effect the market value Of real estate in
Nemaha, Johnson, Gage, Saline, and
other counties west. We shall hope aud
work for the best, with what prOspec, Of
success we Leave it for others 10 deter
mine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
Impeachment.

WAsHrEGroS, April Al L. EaIbEidgs, rspOr-
ter, testified to the correctness Of his report Of tie
Presidents St Louis speech. made September sthi
1866, which was then pat in sVid snes.
Robert Schsv. Chief Clerk in the State Depart
meut. testified that since the passage Of she Tenure
Of OEes Bill commissions have now inserted il
them-sTo hold until removed By the President
with the consent Of the Senate" Meme others have
been issued since that time.
Gen. Butler then offered IN eTideucs 3 list pre-
pared at the State Department Of the removals Of
the heads Of that Department since tie beginning
Of the Government, specifying whether the SeuEts
vas in session or not a. date Of rsulTaI.
Extracts OF John Adsms's published work we're
then offered also the Executive Journal Of the
Senate for May l2th, 1900, showing that Congress
met before November.
Mr. Bingham offered in evidences the Execute
Message 50 the Senate Of December 18th and 18th,
1866, and January 18Th, 1858, giving the Presidents
reasons for the suspension from ofes Of several
o6esrs also a communication from the Secretary
Of State, in which be says the reason for such rus-
pensions arg given a. provided By ths TrHurs Of
Oaes Law.
Gen. Butler says the cause on the part Of the
managers was substantially closed. They might
Ofsr other evidence, bat it would be accumuIatiVs.
TIE court thea adjourned until Thursday next.
The Documentary evidence being prepared for the
defeuee is very ~volumnous. General Butler pre-
scented . letter from President johnson to S~eerstay
Mccullough infOr nisg hin hat be had suspended
Stanton under the sth section Of the Tenure Of
OEceacE
The President in his answer set forth that h
was suspended under and BY virtue Of the ~s0nstitu-
tion alone.
Republicans generally regard the ease made ns
fuIy sustaining the articles OfInPeaehnsnt. Geu.
Buffers management Of ts case Is praised On AL
.iias-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09
Educational Department.
j. M. n,xENzE. EDITOR
Lecture on Education.

Prof. J. NJ. Mckenzie, Of the State Normal
SshooI, AID Jzdge O. B. Hsastt, Of BrOEHVHIs,
purpose speaking on the subject Of Edueatiou at the
following places.
Highland School House, Thursday evening, April
18th.
TeeEmssh, Friday evening, April II h
BsatFiee, Saturday evening, April 18th.
Blue SPgingz, Monday evening April 10th
PaWnes City Tuesday Esuing, April 2Ist-
Salem Wednesday evening April 22rd-
Falls City, Thursday evening April 23rd-
AsPinEaH, friday evsains, April z4th-
It ishOpsd that ths people viii give these gen
tIemea a hearty reception At the points above men
TONED s. P. MAJORS,
Pres. Beard Eduea.iOn State Normal SeaooL
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

The Beard Ct Education controlling the State
Normal School, have secured the ssry ices Of Pr1f.
J. n Martin, . former student in the Michigan
State Norma Institute. Prof. Martin FOR The next
tern takes charge f the Model OF Primary Depart
msut Of the school, ard We confdentIy expect to
make this depart nsut through his Efforts what IL
pUrports 70 be = model FOR others to pattern after.
VIII not people Of Peru appreciate the great ld-
vsutagss thus aEor5sd then. and heartily sustain
this dspartmsnt- Tuition for preseas term n this
department. viii Be bit three dollars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09
SHRRnFFsa RALE.

NOTICE is hereby given thai the undsrEiZnees sasr-
II q he county q Esuzhz. State q Ne5rssE1s -
virtue q a order o. sases made ~ the DIserIcE C0HrE
Of said cou1ry, % tts Last term thsrsaf- ant dalT ca
tf1ef 70 ne - tie Clerk q ss1d eC1rts n the procesf-
ms 5f attachment IN the case % SauueLsI StsinoerB
4 Co, W SIgu0ud SesuzEr Will AZ Two O'clock P n
ca Thursday the I6Ih DAY % APRIL Au 1873, at he
store house Of " BsIfqzt < Co, On Nain street. 10
Br5wuvfIIe, II saBf co11tF, 0fsr hr sac At pubIIc
aucti0u the EaIIaELuz goods ard ehsErsIs. - VII A
stock a Gods and MEFza11se. D1sjgEE1E % EsuEfs-
mems Furnishing Goods sUch IS S1irra FIaulelss
HautEeTChfsEs- Gloves, B0stzs Sao@ &c tsEFnou At
tschmsur a. the property % Eae SAID Slg1oad Seema1 ;
and said sale via csnlinue from Gay b5dzy5 uzEiI sad
goods are sold
Dated thls Ist day Of april 1873
uZ7-zL DAVIDSON PLASTERS, SherfG-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09


RIcHMoSD, April 9Th.
The Convention defeated The resoIu-
ton prohibiting the Legislature from es-
tabIishing separate schools for the two
races, 81 to q.
The Republican State Executive Com.
mittee have decided to raII the Conven-
tiOn OF the first Wednesday in May %
nominate State officers.
HARTFORD, Cosx, 9Th.
The corrected returns FIX Euglish's
(Dem.) majority at 1885, IN a total vote
of 99.323.
OTTowA, CA, 9lb.
As the case against Wheeler pro.
crosses. il become more evident that be
is the murderer of MCGEE. A revolver,
with one barrel discharged, was found
on his person, which the bullet that
killed Niece exactly fitted. Several
aceomplices have been arrested.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09
Appointments


For the Nebraska Conference Of the
M. z. Church:
oN&HA DISTRICT.
7. B. Lemon, Presiding Elder.
Omaha-H. c. Westfall,
City Mission-M. =. Shinn,
Bellview-J. B. Maxfeld,
Decatur-JOseph Warner,
Elkhorn-T. NJ. MunhaIl,
Fremont-A. A. Vandever,
Wood River-T. R. Sweet,
North Plsu-To be supplied,
PlausnOulh-J. J. Roberts,
Mt Pleasant-A. ]. Swarts,
FacIOryville-To be supplied,
Rock Bluf-W. T.. GranLhuu,
Ashland-TO be supplied.
J. 81. ChiVingtOO, Agent Church Ex.
tension Society.
NEBRASKA cITT D~fsTHreT.
c. w. Giddings, Presiding Elder.
Nebraska CIty-To Be supplied,
PERU. w. TsyIoE,
BrOwnville-D. w. May,
Nemaha City-A J. Folden,
st. Stephen and Rulo-W. S. Black.
burn,
Table Rocks W. Smith,
Falls CHy-M. Prichard,
Pswnee City-W. A. Presson,
Beatrice--R. G. Johnston,
Duck Creek-H. G. Mann,
Tecumseh-F. L. Britt,
Upper Nemaha-To be supplied.
Upper Blue-B. S. Hawks,
s.. DerOin-TO be supplied,
Lincoln-H. T. Davis,
Al. White, Chaplin at Fl. Dodge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

The Republican State Ticket in Ar
kansas has been elected By over 10000.
The Legislature has met and organized,
aud has passed the CONSTITUTIONS amend
neni, and viii elect two L. S. Senators,
when she viii have fully complied with
the re-c5nstrUcli0n policy Of Congress,
and viii doubtless be admitted 10 repre-
senLatIou.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

The following are The delegates from
AsPinwsH Preeinc, to the Republican
Convention, which meets In this city on
Saturday. April llsh:
Thos Higgins, J. R. Larkins, G.. G..
Start, ] u. PauIin, ]. s. VaudeTenter,
w. E SIageI, and ". II Larkin-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

Bedford Precinct sends Christopher
Tucker and n. G. Randall, as delegates
to the County Republican Convention,
which meets on the lib inst
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

The PiattsmoGih Herald runs BP the
name Of Hon 7. NJ Marquette Tor Con-
eress, subject to the decision Of he Re-
Pubican State Convention A good and
true Z
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

Also q tract o. and csU11enctnE sf th8 cenEsr q ser
ton - TaTu 2. Range IS east and runH5ug rheucs
east 50 T0ds- thsucs se1th four E0ts, taeEes vests 50
EccG hence Eortn s1uE r0d8 - - piaSs0f beG5uEI1Z
All q the sad zeal estate beng sf1usfad IN Eeuzaz
E0untYY Nebr8skas md having been taEFu IS he pr1P-
aEET % Wu-H- Benma1s en- an eTEEUiGa tssGet OK %
he Uissrics Court o. hslaAa Comfy. N~e5rEska1 On a
IuiZmeuL TeudereG IN q cass wherein Wm- Frzshsr.
lanes l. AcGEses and George Hanna VarLners n bIs-
EEas6 EEasF the Erm aa#saef FRASER azd MsGee~ are
PLAINTIFF AMI 8 a Irgh1u aud Fre1erIck InEhaur
pa-tGsrs II bEsInsss uuter ths sane and styIeof s. A.
l3gaaM 8 Co a1G Wu- H DaE1s1 are defs1d41fas
an tn favor % sad PafnrlEsr ard % be sid under q
FesGHI0BG EEPcnGs and % ne dIrsctH As SderIG -
t5e said Comfy % NeEaha
Given under ny taad this y lay % april, A D
ESs- DAVIDSON RLAsTERSs Snsrf[
Brgw1yfIIe April Str, 1858 [1a8T-S1
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09
BrOHnTiIIe Precinct Meeting.

Ia pursuance with previous arrange
ments the Republicans of BrOwnviIIe
PrecInct mst al the Court room IN the
city Of BroWETils, a5d proceeded to
cleo, delegates TO he County Convention
70 meet on tie liza insI.
The meeting was called TO order By
VIZ. H. HoogEz, Chairman
On moliOn, SIXTH P. TUTTLE was
elecsed Secretary Of he meeting.
Msssrs. z. v. Hsezs and GEORGE
Czsw were els,.ed IeIIers Of the meet.
ing.
After balloti1g the following persons
having received a majority Of al the
votes cast, were declared duly elected as
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

The Executive Committee Of the State Teachers
Association viii mses at Ns5FAzka City On he sans
day that the Republican State Convention meets
April 18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09
Proceedings Of u. E. Conference.

The Nebraska Conferences Of Ike u. z. Church
convened in tie Chapel Of the State SornzI
SeaooI buiLding At Pzu Seminary, Apri 1st, 1868
In the Abseres Of the Biskor Rev. 7. B. Lemon
Presiding elder Of the Cuaha District, vas elected
Chairusa.
q 7 Dz Wis, Secretary Ct the last COusrsues
then called the roll Of Msubsrs, when the follow
i1g Bsv. GsatIeEaa respcRGad TO der namss:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

H. 7 Davis was elected Secretary BY ballot. On
molten, Bros. Na1fsfd, Roberts and Barus were
E~PPointed ittss to nouiuass the standias
eoumittes with leave to retire.
Daring ths absence Of this committee the time
Eas occupied By singing zld prayer.
The COMMITTEES retained and rep orted a. follows.
On MfzEions- T-B.-L4non -azd G. ". GsS5E4ES
On Education, ". B SIaughtsE and J. :. Roserts j.;
On Tract Cause, 2. L Britt AID J. Warner;
On TeuPsrznee, ". A. Pressou and l.. J. Smith ;
On Bible Cause, JIG. Miller ard is. Ford
On Sunday School ,Jacob Adriaaee AID Al FoIdeu:
On Post Once, 7. B. Marshall aud H. 2. Skazzs:
On Church Extension J .B-Maxdeid and NJ Hehard
On Conference Stewards, J.B. MazfsId, u. Pns-
ehard and III Roberts
On Neeessitous Causes, J. 7. Caruons L. L. Jan
~ nd HIP. Mann
On Public Worship, C. ". Giddiugs AID B. C.
johnson
On Auditing Presiding Elders Accounts A. VII
IiamsaEd R. C. johnson
On Periodicals, ". z. Shinn, N. PrcLzrd and T.
II Marshall;
On Printing Minutes, a.. T. Davis.
On motion, the report of the oEuittss vas adop-
ted.
Rev. Mr. Grznthau and Rev. Mr.. Nizoa cane
forward and were iatrOdGssd % tie Conferences.
Professor Mead enhaH, Of the Frsuous (Iova)
Collegiate Instituss was introdaeed to the Confer.
sucs, and IN . short, esEefss manner presented the
slain Of that Hstitatiou Of Learning, which il un-
der the eoztE1l Ct thaDss Nciaes " Z. Confer
rsnes, to The patronage q he Nebraska Confer
enes.
The Institution employs four professors, and has
che hundred scholars.
The Sacrament Of the Lord's Supper was then
ad1iuistsrsd, which produced a deep impression
zPon the minds Of those present ; after which =
short tims vas spent in the relation Of christian
sxPeriease. The remarks Of Rev. David Hart, who
a. ths tine Of the last Conference vss thought
to be in the last stage Of consumption, but
whose health was now greatly improved, were tIu-
j. toDching. His tears Of thankfulnsss to his mas
ter for 90 coed q measure Of health, were mers Ell
oquent than all else beside.
On motion the hour for conference meeting was
& 1ed at 8 o'clock, A. n, and the hour Of adjourn
msnt ct =, u.
On motion, the bar Of Conference was fixed
within certain nOnt seats.
On motion Jarvis S. Church, Editor Of the Ne
bra ska Advertiser, was invited within the bar Of
Conference, with permission to report its prOessd-
ings.
On motion, the Conference adjourned to two o.
click, P. II.
AfternooS Sessioa.-The minutes Of the morning
session were read and approved.
Under the herd "Wbo are the Sspersuuated
and WORKOUT prSaehersF p the following persons
were found to belong to that list
]. 7. Cannon. character rocd. continued. Snneran,d
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09
SAFE

Notics = hereby Hvn taas % SATURDAY. ne fEh az
% HsYg 1855 g enc 0'cl0CE- ?. H % aafd CAY, viii
Gfsr fsrssi8 Et pab1c Gueta0us ES Tie fTaus ensrzucs
Of McPheTssI's EaIIs in BE0WuvtIIe- Neuaha Comfy.
EebrzsEas fshaE icing the plSes IN Which me Ias5 tern
q the DlssT5ct CCUrr fr said Co111F q NsuEaa Was
heidi the foII5Ei1g described real estate To- Wiz
L0fs zee sad I've y EscLIau 20. EgER s. Ranrs IS EasE
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

The Indications are hat the new Con-
stituiiOa Of Michigan has been defeated
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

Examination Of effective elders, Omaha District:
T.B. lemon, character good, Presiding Elder
W. SIaughtsF,s Reports missionary
fun s2,50. BE wss granted = Supernuusrary re-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

When the character Of the Rev A Williams Was
under eouEidsrsJiOn, the Rev W B Slaughter read
The following rosOlntiOa from the minutes q The
last annual o0nfeEsnea to-Wit:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09
MARRIED

By Rev ". s. Biaekburn, On the morning Of str, at
the NE ChGTeh in this city, Nj. EN. n KELLY and
Hiss HULDA BENNET, both % AtcaIsoa county, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

CtOnsware, Baskets, WashboaEds, Lanterns &c.
y SWAMI BROTHERS
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

The following are the humber Of acres
Of LAID taken ia The Esmaha Land Dis
trict f5r the month Of March:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

BROS.
BrOwnvIIIe, Nsb
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09
Marriage and ceKbacy.

Marriage and Cehbaey.
AN ESSAY OF WAKNISG AND ISsTRUCTIoN FoR
HONCG MEN. Also, Diseases and Abuses which
permanently P~rOstrass the Vital Powers, With sure
means OErslief. Seat Free Of Charge, in sealed
letter snFsloPes. Address.
Or. J. SKTLLN H0CGHTON,
Reward Association, Philsdslphis, Pa
January, LIST 1857. IL
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
RIcHMoyD, April 9Th.

EErOzFED urzzssI4 FOG TEE ADvEzr1zrz.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

For the Nebraska Conference of the
M. z. Church:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-04-09

Forming, perhaps tha
most p an *
tensive stOck ferEt 20
Waolesave Or Retail
purchasers west % Ne
MissGCrf River
Never hEEinE heen
cutGgue for extent %
Stock o. FEir dealings,
they merit The cJnfd-
e1ce and p1trcnaze %
Il 1t
The tri-weekly standard., 1868-05-21
Rates of Advertising. A

Ten lines or one inch space to constitute a
SQUARE.
One square, one insertion. n..............s1 90
Each subsequent insertion. ............. 5O
Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to
large advertisers.
Court advertisements will be charged % pen
cent higher than the regular rates.
SPECIAL NOTICES charged 80 per cent higher
than ordinary advertisements.
For advertisements inserted irregularly, ID pei
cent hirher than usual rates will be charged.
No paper in the South has advertising facilities
superior to the Standard.
Letters must be addressed to
w. w. HOLDEN, w. w. HOLDEN II son,
7 w HoIDEN Raleigh, \. G.
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Office of the Provost Court.

RALEIGH, n. c.. April 21, 1868.
The following Jules are announced TOR the
Government of this Court, and will be changed
whenever it may become necessary.
1st. All l,lcadings will be reduced to writing
and sworn to, stating i'll as few words possible
the cause of complaint and the reply to the same,
which will close the issue in all civil cases.
:3nd. In criminal Cases, an affidavit must bc
made stating the cause of complaint.
Sd. The cost chargcdby the clerks of the COun-
ty Courts will be charged in all cases i'm this Court
tor the Clerk and Sheriff. or other officer of the
Court.
VIM. II. Richardson is hereby announced clerk
of said Court.
JNO. 7. DEWEESE,
123-tf. Poroa J'tOge.
The tri-weekly standard., 1868-05-21
II. O. A.

FTNHERE WILL BE : MEETING OF THE
Il Grand Council of the II. O. A. in the City OF
Raleigh, on the 1st Monday in June.
We expect full attendance, as there is busi-
ness of Importance to transact.
All Councils throughout the State will hold
meetings and appoint delegates to meet the
Grand Council on that day.
ORDERED BY THE GRAND GEN OF THE STATE.
May z, 1868. 126--td.
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WILMINGTON AND WELDON R. R. COMPANY.
Office Chief Eng. L General Superintendent,
WnMINGToN, N. c., May 9, 1868.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

ON AND AFTER MAY 10TH PASSENGER
~ Trains this Road will leave Wilmington
at 600 A NJ. and $50 P. NJ and arrive in Mil
mington at $50 A. NJ. and S:15 P. NJ. Leave
Weldon at 1O:30 A. NJ. and 7:45 P. M. arrive at
Weldon at 5:15 A NJ. and 800 P. NJ
~ The day train will not run ON Sundays.
The day train connects with the AEnamessic and
Bay Lincs-all are quick to the North.
S. L. FREMONT, b4jineer d S~fat.
May II, 1868. l29-tf
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE.

NOIICE OF ASSICIN EE.
General Meeting of Creditors.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, +. D,
of North Carolina.
In the matter of J ohm A. March, Bankrupt
FTNHAT A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
i creditors of said bankrupt will be held at
Lexington, i'll said District on the 18th day of
June, A D., 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, before
Thomas B. kcogh, Register in Bankruptcy, for
the purposes named in the 2Tth section Of the
Bankrupt Act of March I'd, 1867.
JOHN IL. WELBORN, A&sigmee,
p. o. Lexington, n. G.
May II, 1868. 129-law3t.
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE.
General Meeting of Creditors.
DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES, IT,, p,
For the Pamlico District 'p'>S
of North Carolina.
In the matter of Uriah Ingram, Bankrupt.
TINIAT \ GENERAL MEETING OF THE
i creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at
Lexington, i'll said District, on the 18th lay OF
June, \. d., 1865 at 10 o'clock \. NJ, before
Thomas B. Kcogh, Register i'll Bankruptcy, for
the purposes named in the 21th section of the
Bankrupt Act OF March ,, 1867.
JOHN IL. WELBORN, .Ixxigncr,
Z. o. Lexington, y. G..
May II, 1868. 129-law3t.
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May 12, 1865
VIM. Fl. TURLINGTON,
mission and Shipping Merchant

Commission and Shipping Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. c.,
Solicits consignments of Cotton, Naval
Stores, Timber, Lumber, Bacon, Flour,
Grain, &c.
My ware house being convenient to the W. &
w. r. r. Depot enables me to make chargesight.
Oct. O. 1857. 40-wly
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NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE.
General Meeting of Creditors.

District Court of the
United States, In Rankruntcv
For the Cape Fear District "
of North Carolina.
In the matter of Jno. f. Britt, Bankrupt.
TNIIAT A SECOND MEETING OF THE
creditors of JOHN F. BRITT, Bankrupt, will
be held at thesoffice of r. H. Bruadield. Register,
in Charlotte, Mecklenburg county, and State OF
North Carolina, in said District, on the Goth day
of May, A. D.. 1868, for the purposes named in
the e27th section of the Bankrupt Act of March I'd,
1867. Z. DoWD, Aset9nee,
Z. o. Charlotte, N G..
May ID, 1868. l29-law3t.
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ROCHESTER BLOUNT.

Corner of Edenton and Halifax Streets-ncar
Baptist Church,)
rs PREPARED TO RENOVATE CLOTHES,
Il remove spots from ladies and gentlemen's ap-
parel, mantlcs, clOaks shawls, &c.
Please give me q trial Have your clothes
brushed, washed and dressed in the best style.
~ BAREERING done also in the best manner.
Raleigh Nov. t2, 1867. 9S-tL