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IVANTRD-AN 4 No. AND EXPKki-
w enoed Nurse. who is willing 20 10 twenty
miles in the country, 10 take entire ctarre 81
three children, y ash aaa ron - lnfants
scul 70 maize herself fenerally useful. Coed
references required Wages reliable. Arpy
Immediately at the LEDGER once Editorial
ROOM.
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FOR SALE

ron SALE. CBEAP-THE BAR-R00M
N"ReIle Memphis" situated on Adams
street. opposite the Worshsm House, with fix,
fnres. counters, bottles, tables and chairs. and
counter in hack room Necessary Tor kestaura d;d
and with city, county ana S'a'e h0eASe pa'u
'oi b. NEWTON HART, Atty, etc..
sk+ No. 40 Madison street.
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All wool flannel, 10 cents. Ladies'
bsImoral skirts 81. best prints, only
Ie Ia cents. J. n. Loewensftne a
Bros'. closing out sale, clay Building.
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Rest prints. IL I-2 cents. Good Al
bIeached dOmestics I2 LIZ cents. Best
LOnsdaIe bIeached domestics, 10
cents. Positively last season in BUSH
ness. j. III. Loewensiine d. Bros, No.
23I Main street.
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w A GOOD TAILOR,
At G0oDMAN'S Tailor shop, No. is Maj.
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FOR RENT,

orp HArs made new a. 1874 Main at t
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REMOVAL L. Rocco, grocer and con.
fectioner, removed from 29O and 292
Second street to 249 Main street, near
Jefferson. 1859
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Family Grocer, ana Main street
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HAYS Coal COMPANY sells The best
lump coal Leave orders At 72i Madi-
sou street III
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II BRICK RESIDENCE on Vance street.
east Of DesOtO. Apply at No. la2 T ont street
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SPECIAL CARDS.
n o II I Q e

vxrETAKETHIs METHOD OF INFORM
w log our. friends and the public that ye
have resumed business tslnco September ~
LAST at our OLD STAND.
NO. aIs MAIN STREET,
Corner Of Adams, opp. tho worshsm House.
Where we shall. as heretofore. continue TO keep
constantly large stock Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Ladies' and Gents Furnfsh'g Goods,
boots and Shoes, Notions, etc,
All Of which we offer at very slight advance
New goods resolved daily from the Eastern
Markets, and our stock will DO found as large
Us ever.
irons and from the public generally. We re-
MAN, yours WIZ II. KRAUs a co.,
No. H8 Main street, cor. of Adams.
S2-tnI Opposite the Worsham House.
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DHOIUE OFFICES AND sTUkEs FOR
" rent. FIRE. proof safe and a counter for
ssle. W. A. WHEATLEY.
20 Agent p. G. Bethel, Befhe Block.
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MEMPHIS, November 2, 1868.
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MARRIAGE G sJU1l1 :.

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ID sons or these about to be married, both male
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general reader, and is illustrated with numerous
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book 1t discloses secrets that every one should
be acquainted with; s,ill it is book that must
he locked Up aiid not lie aboItsthc house. 1t
will be sent to any address on receipt of SO cts.
Address, DIR. WIN YOUNG. No. 4l6, Spruce
street, above Fourth, philadelphia
esg- Afflicted and I'm te.--No
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your health, and possibly your life, L s. :.
DR.. Young can be consulted on any of the
disease described in his publications, at his
office, No. 4I6 Spruce street, above Fourth
June %. 1865. ,,t,,5. 4. .si.,, !, !, s2a5-w1y. 4,
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CERTIFICATES.

tei WILSON, N. c., Jan. Is, 1865
THOMAS F. CHRIsTMAN-Dcar Sir-In the
Spring Of 1853, while liz the cavalry services of
the Confederate States army, | owned fine
horse that BECAME blind periodically, and was
pronounced by the Farrier of the Regiment q
moon eyed" horse, and advised me TO destroy
one to save the other. Being advised by you TO
try your Ointment, Having tried many other
remedies | administered it only three times,
and TO my surprise, in three days the eyes OF the
horse were rs good as they ever had been I
owned The horse for months afterwards, ard there
with equal success in Scratches and Saddle Calls
which were common to cavalry horses. 49, ~
A. BARNES,
- ff5r''it 20 is- Attorney at Law.
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DIRECTIONS.

In the treatment OF all the above, diseases
anoint the part three times Jay, but ony
slightly: For the Itch 1t only q,iirrs a sgi,it
application where the parts are affected, In KIM.
ming Sores, avoid washing, wipe of the matter
as thin as possible. When ilc seasons will allow
use no clothes, simply anoini and keep bare, il
convenient i0ii'.l 'aiif'ttff 70 :, "
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REFERENCE.

REV. DIR. DEEMS. and GARWooD PLASS Of
New York City, - gan =
DIR. G. G. sUGG, Edgecombe County, N c.
DR.rJ. S. HACKNEY, Florida.
DIR. A. E. PERKINS, indiana
DR.. J. j. LAWRENCE'S ALMANAC, for 1867.
L. PEARSON, Ohio
n. f. PERKINS, Kansas ts'eftH ts' ~.
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FOR HORSES.

For Horses Eyes, put a lump as large as yar
den pea in the corner and rub some above the
eye. Ii to much is rubbed on il will take tlr
hair of, hut will do no damage For Scratches
clean the legs and anoint when dry. Anoint once
ortwice Tor few days. - BILL.
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WILsoN COUNTY. Jnlv "a. 1863

My daughter, II years old, had seab on the
top OF her head abont the size oil a ten cent piece
1t Increased in size until il reached about three
inches in diameter and become an offensive sore.
/ app led to various Doctors for considerable
time but the sore coniinued TO increase, and the
hair all came eff was told that she must 90
through regular course OF medicine before it
could be cured. / got small box of your ONT
ment, and made one application, when the scab
came off clean. I applied II twice day for
week, when II became DIR, land soon the hair be-
gan growing. She now has US good head OF hair
as any one, s3 SIX, JAMES FARMER
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VI CHRISTMAN,s
. L N II M lINr

Z
J'HIs OINTMENT HAS BEEN MADE no :
Year, a'.d Tor about thirty 4 ears ir a .'r Forty
charge no tie lsst ten .ar twenty Year, y. any
increased demand made ii too heavy n ta, The
r'ariFhr business, and the people b,irg n ,of
and aiiAlous 10 pay for II, made it an ,r r,,ung
some profit, and have since that time so,d ~, OF
ointment at one dollar pr Box or Ro, ,Ee
lne ointment is the cheanest ihlt has hren ,,s
ed to the public for many years Fach h o..r-
contains over three onnces of solid material a,,
II put In liquid FORM wonld mike five bo,,i l,'u
out would not answer rs well as ia the ,res,r,,
preparation. PRESENT
But little effort has ever been made to bripe :,
before the public. To say that this Ointment
VIII cure everything would bcasserting TOO much
no Ointment will do that. Bur il IL conceded
Dy every person acquainted with it tba,
nWAt cure as much as any Ointment yor
brought before the public, and has pI riu,n
cd cures whtre the most popular Ointment
with the attention Of the most experienced Ply',
slcians, have Tor years tailed. This Ointment, il
no new thing got up. II is Of long standing; ma
the high reputation WHICH il has obtained. and
the increased dcnIand, is entirely ewing Ia H.
own efficacy. And where 1t has been us,,l l. ,s
considered the standing DIN tment for fani,v
use. t..t.sltf 4 5000 ~ f.Y tf
Believing that the Ointment is the sest recon.
mendalion, and MS II haul considerable circulation
during the war, and was consider d the Standard
Ointment in the Army, we viii simply add a few
Certificates, TO show for what II has been us,d
with success. We offer nc certificate which is
not substantially true. "A great number of Ger.
tiicates could be produced, but we deem il mn.
necessary, as tho Ointment will speak for itself,
We recommend the Ointment for the fol-
lowing diseases: sR nHHial =
sCALD.HEAD, in its most complicated form
SALT RHEUM aninsf'ar :. ''
ITCH, of any Kind. q F.,if .5a,7 ...fr.t
TETTER, of any kind.
SORE LEGS, or SORES OF ANY KIND. of
many years standing. Si2H 34f -
RUNNING or 1SS UES FROM THE EAR.
NEURALGIA, OF the worst kind
FROSTBITTEN FEET
TOE or GROUND ITCH,
sPRAINS or BRUISES, Of any kind.
BACK-ACHE. nts.4.
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A PROCLAMATION.
Executive Department Of North-CareIin.


.yg2s'' RALEIGH, N. G., Nov 23rd, 1868
VXLHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN CERTIFIED
w 10 this Department by Hon. Ton CALD-
WELD, President OF tue ScnateIof North Caro-
lima, that the following preamble and resolutions
have passed that body, viz.g IL e;aaGsnaf
! at appearing to the satisfaction of the Senate,
that A. q. Avery, Senator electfrom the 4lst Dis.
trct, IS banned by the Constitution of the United
States, - - y a = q d8 u
Resolped, That the sat of the SENATOR elect
from the 4lst District is hereby declared vacant.
Resoired, That the Presidenp Of the; Senate be
directed to inform His Exceilency, the Governor
OF North Carolina, of said yacancy.y
Now, therefore 4, WILLIAM W. HOLDEN,
Governor OF the State, Of North Garolipa, do Is
sue this Proclamation, ordering an election to be
held on Thursday, the 18th day OF December
Ecxt for the purpose of filling said vacancy
In testimony whereof have hcreiinto set
IL. s.. my hand and affixed the great seal of
..li~thel State, this 23rd day 0fsNoyembcr,
-. --lW W. IQI DEN
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. SEYMOUR, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported back the bin in relation to
obtaining license to practice law ia this
State, recommending that it pass. s.issf6
Counties and Townships reported back the
bill authorizing the County Commissioners
OF New Hanover county to issue bonds, with
an appointment limiting the amount of bonds
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r." Table of Entrance Fees.

- For further information address the un-
dersigned. sJ0 ~ QUENT. BUSBEE.
sept l9--d&w3m. hsyfo{lpe Secretary. !,
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sab1n Former Postmaster at Wilson.
GRErNyIILr pitt County N. q Nav lS6;

GREENyIILE, Pitt County, N. G., May 1861.
] bought !, ho,se six years DID, and soon there
appeare some deficiency in his eyes. Iapplied
Christman's Ointment aud all signs of blindness
disappeared. then refused good price for the
horse. Soon alter his eyes, failed again. | ap
piled the Ointment ard restored his eyes. Last
Fall it was said by the best judges that he would
be stone blind in three weeks again applied
tile Ointment and his eyes are as good now as
they ever We're, although he has. done unusual
hard work this year. lie Is now nine years old
and has no sign of blindness. For Scratches,
Sore Shoulders caused BY collar, or Saddle. Calls,
the Ointment has no rival Fl A A. FORBES.
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WILSON, N. o., April II, 1868.

This is TO certify, that I have for many years
been personally acquainted with Thomas +.
Christman, and have used his valuable Ointment
believe it to be o.. great value and tha! il should
be kept in the house of every family that is sub.
jcct to Skin Diseases OF any Kind.
E. q. CLARK, 'i.
u.
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North Carolina AsEranse Annuity and trust Company,
rRt 1ida Raleigh. N. dC.t AGA lla1s
KIGERS.

..---...-.---.e4 OF
r. ". Best, President, 5.eg7
VIM. II. Jones, Cashier. .
Queirt. Busbce, Secretary. l1 ffriJ e.
L. Burke Haywood, Consulting Physiciaa.
A. S. Merrimon, Aftorney aid Counsellor.
w. r. s Burbank, General agent. ~ 3
NIL George Little ,sckIa III 4sill
James A. Moore, Executive Committee
Willie j. Palmer,
DIRECTORS:
r. W. Best, sIs94 90 " Gen W. r. Cox, no
Wm. H,Jones, Hatt7 George Harris, r.stIrt
James A. Moore, s., John D. Whiilord,
Willie j. Palmer, Gen. Mat. W Ransom,
Willie d. Jones, Col. VIM. Johnston,
Col. George Little, F. E. ShOber,r,,ls XII
Dr. MN. X. Miller, Gen. r. B. Vance,
.t'tef Quent. Busbee.
The plan of Assurance adopted by the Board
oi Directors, is popularity known as the MASONIC
PLAN.
The Entrance Fee is charged, payable when
party applies for aipolicy. No other payment is
required, except on the death OF member, when
a!i assessment of $3.50 is levied. The aggre-
gate of ass .ssments, is the value of the policy.
{ a policy by this plan can be secured for less,
by from 80 to 100 per cent, than for the same
amount in ordinary companies.
i l.. ~ - ~ .srfl .
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SENATE.

- TUESDAY, Nov. "a, 1868.
The petition OF members of the Ircdcll
,unty bar, asking amendment of the
Jude of Civil Procedure relative to time Of
rvice of writs, received its first reading
ldiwas referred to the Committee on the
judiciary. ....-......... .b... ....-- iei--II.5 .
Mr.. WELKER introduced II bill amending
ieexisting law in regard to work on public
ads. Passed first reading and referred to
-" e Committee on Propositions and Gr!ev-
ices -,-------' --,..-.--. -lfa7isd
Mr.. RoBBINs introduced a bill extending
me allowed widows to dissent fronl de-
ased husbands will Received first read
< and referred to Judiciary Committee.
Dir, ETIERIDGE introduced bin to pro-
uct citizens who have settled ON abandoned
n,ls by authority of U. S. Treasury agents.
cceived first reading and referred to Com
ittee on Propositions and Grievances. -
Mr. BEEMAN introduced an act aIthoriz-
ga deputy clerk of the Superior Court to
tas Probate Judge in the absence of the
uperior Court Clerk. Received first reading
nd referred to Committee on the Judiciary.
MIR. WINsTEAD offered resolution au
lorizing the payment to Mr.. A. G. Avery
his mileage and per diem to the time his
.at was declared vacant. af 7 sEn
Mr. BLYTHE was opposed to heng so lib
81 al with the peoples money. He Thought
men WHO were banned by the Howard
pendment were paid it would be simply
fering Did to such men to come here, and
egwas unwilling to pay men for services
ever rendered.
MIR. SWEET said he had always lalored as
ard as any one to secure economy in, legis
'tion. 1t had always seemed as If we had
cen not careful enough about large cxpen
itures and too careful about small. This
as not an unusual expenditure but one that
as always allowed. Mr.. Avery had presen-
d his credentials in the same manner that
her Senators had, and had come here ex-
,icting to be allowed to take his seat, and
/. iere was still doubt in the minds Of many
enators whether or not he was entitled to
| 1twasa Parliamentary rule, almost, to
low the per diem and expenses, and in this
use there could he no objection to granting
I9E lie hoped the resolution would pass.
/ Mr.. WINsTEAD was surprised at the re-
I starks OF the Senator from Henderson that
1sais resolution would waste the money of
+ ,e people. Many. Senators still thought
re'.al4 Avery entitled to his seat. although a.
b 'aJority Of the Senate did not. There Could
q emo doubt that Maj. Avery had thought
tsa lmself entitled to his seat and had come
,bt ere in good faith, to claim it, AS the
mate had decided adversely to his claims.
vthought 1t could do no less than 10 allow
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va,


Thomas +. CuRIsTMAN.-Dear Sir-It gives
me great pleasure to add my testimonial in be-
hall of your valuable preparation, which have
used in my family. have witnessed its efficacy
in curing upon my son severe letter OF six
months standing, upon which L had tried every
remedy that could be suggested, without receiy-
ing any material relief. 1was induced by friend
to try your Ointment, aud would recommend it
to all who are suffering with that cuianeons
disease. | considcrit an invaluable remedy.
remain your obedient s.ryant,
WILLIAM l.. FARLEY
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= W. w HOLDEN,
i a.-J- Governor

By the Governor: = - - tfi'i
ROBERT NJ Douglas, y s
1 RISK Private Secretary. 2DASt.
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UDOLPHO w OLFE.
2'aAl q 90 Beaver Street, 9os e'

The subscribers beg jleave to, inform, the eiti-
zcns. of North7Carolna that they have been
appointed agents for UDoLPno WOLFE, of New
York. for thesale OF celebrated I'll o asG.sG
SCIlEIDAM AH0MATI5 SClINAPpS,
And Bottled Wines and Liquors. az
Mr. WIS name is a household word In every
part Of the Southern States.
ADRIAN & VOLLERS,
Wilmington, n G.
Aug. 25, 1868. SNIP & Coy 1as4d&w1st.
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HAw BRANCH, onslow Co. \. c..

f-.ff Ii
THOMAS +. CHRIsTMAN-Dear Sir-You may
use the following il you see proper am d
member OF the North Carolina Annual Confer
ence, and certify that your Ointment has been
OF great benefit, to my vile III the removal o. u
letter, or something OF that nature, which as
covered itself upon her head. ears. and ut tlnlvS
upon her face After trying many physicians,
and resorting to many expedents, yours mas
been the. only means Of any value And whlc
it does not seem to remove The cause, the iiscas'
with an occasional application Of The Ointment,
is entiFely.removed. We cannot well do without
it.aaa sitels $40 "a. ,,-.f d. C. JOHNSON.
HAw BRANCH, Onslew CO., N. c., April 8, 1850
THOMAS F. CHRIsTMAN-Dear Slr:-havns
used your Ointmcntir several instances WIN SUI
cess deem it duty owe 10 those s sIeuna
with letter Rngworm, Scald Head and baiane'
or Falling off oil the Hair, to call their aiicn'i,,
to it. / was troubled very much with kinswo'ntt
in my hand. Implied sons OF your oihtine.'
several times, and " .mfee weeks II d'sappe.Iesa'
and two years bavelassed withno sign OF ie;aaj
Ny nephew, George A. Thompson, was a l.ioot
in the same way, the side OF his face alu hesn
and used your Ointment with equal success .,,i ~"
sister, Livey j. Thompson, was troubled WI" s@er
liumor Of the head and was partially Daio' n'''
applying your Ointment awhile tis hilino a'.i
peared ard the hair came out ana ee.ei ~ ,sIi
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son Size was effected with scald head, OF ~ Wv.
language oil regular Alopatlic Physician. sor rIy
thing worse. Her whole head and ears was u a.. Il
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applied TO SONG twelve or fifteen Physicians, eu'
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Ali Cast, or C. O. D. orders will be pro"f'''.
attended TO- No charge for boxing. tl
Address all orders 10 m
THOMAS +. CHRISTIAN q ~,
- Manufacturers and P,oprie'SNis'G G.
oct R-wlyJ S .H .faai5 "h'''
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Erring but Noble, Self-help tor Young
Men, who having erred, desire better manhood
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
If benefited, return the postage. Address,
PHfLANTHROS, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
sep 26.-3taw;3m -
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NEW GARDEN NURSERIES.
g;SI | /

II is authenticity stated that one fifth of the
inhabitants ofthiseountryand Europe die of Con
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there Is
no disease upon which exists greater diversity
OF opinion and no disease which has more com
pletrly baffled all medical skill and remedial
agencies. .. r. ,;!si =. lsssl.,iil
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
ESpectoration, Shortness OF Breath Irritation
ahout the Lungs and Chest, darting, Pains in the
Sides and Back, Enlaciatiou, and general negative
condition of thewliole systcmaT 50 -, ssiisis
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or
any Of lis concomitants, shonld lose no time in
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, in
order that they may stay its rivages, and be re-
stored to health. TIE ~ e.hI.f p
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Keeper Standard Weights and Measures.
sct y 3t. Nss! sf.8,a4!i,l y. 2tY7dSw2w
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QuOtank was agreed TO.
The question required on the passage Of
the bills on its second reading. ~ rex
Mr.. SINCLAIR said one of the reasons why
his colleague had properly introduced Robe
son was, that the late Democratic treasurer
refused to settle with the treasurer elected
by the people, and there was an action at
law now pending in order to compel that
treasurer to account for the money paid into
his hands for 1868. All they wanted was
to know the burden to be borne, and that
was not Sinking the legitimate response
bility. i8R .iLB las0l sis sf'vlaB In
The bill passed its second reading yeas
&C. nays H. as follows: 80, - ...s.,..f,;-,
Ycas-Messrs.. Ames, Ashworth, Banner, Bar
nett, Barnes, Blair, Bowman, Gambler, Carson,
Downing, Ellington, Estes Forkner, Foster,
French, Gahagan, Graham, Green, Grier, Gun
ter, Harris of Franklin, Harris OF Wake, Hayes,
Hendricks, Hinnant, Hodgin, Hoffman, Horney,
Ingram, Justice of Rutherford, Kelly of Moore,
Latin, Long Of Chatham, Longyof Richmond,
Mayo. McCanless, Mendenhall, Morrill,, Nichol-
son, Painter, Pearson, Pou, Price, Proctor, Prof
fit, Ragland Robbins, Seymour, Siegrist, SIN
clair, Simonds, Stanton, Sykes, Vestal, Vest,
Welch, White, Whitley, Williamson, Wilson's and
| Nays-Messrs. Cherry, Clayton Of Transylvania,
7, Durham, Calling, Gibson, High, Hcdnett, Hudg-
! ings Leary, McMilsn, Moore, Short, Snipes,
| Sweat, Thompson, Williams of Harnett, Williams
| of SampsOn--l7. iaHfFbs g{lH3 ssa II aiaLTi
| Mr.. PRocToR gave notice that on Friday
next or on some subsequent day he would
introduce bill to amend the charter of the
town Of Lumberton 1iifnl -sIsifg laa
Mr.. MATHEsoN gave notice that he would
introduce bill to incorporate the town, of
Taylorsyilc, Alexander county and a bill
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