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BRUSHES.

WN0ILET Brushes, white wash brushes, pain,
brushes Of every size, stripping brushes
flesh brushe, hair brushes, camels hair brust,
tS, nail aud tooth brushes and shoe bruShs.h
NOg2J ii. DENT L co.
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r.leuT!LICHT:!

HusT received from New lo.s ,amp ehim,
beautiful assortment 81 ismFs, together
news, wieks. burners. renec."Ie III ohssp.
Win = fine article OF kerosene mfST Il 90,
MOVES
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Toilet Articles.

Il very variety Of handkerchief extracts, CO.
~ lOgne, Florida water. magnolia water, Ill
" white, powder puffs and puff boxes, very
fine toilet soaps, nail brushes, hair brushes,
EoY2s a.DEET d co.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

State Of Mississippi, use of
J, j. Wise d Bro. Vend. Exp,
We.
Bird Ivy Of al.
10y virtue Of a certain writ Of Veuditioni ex-
ID ponas, issued out of and under the seal Of
the office Of the clerk OF the circuit court Of
NnxubeS county, state of Mississippi, July ed,
1869. and TO me directed, ] viii sell 10 The
highest bidder, for cash, in front Of the court
house door, 10 the town oil Macon, in said
county, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1859,
the following descr. bed property, to wit:
NWH acc. 22, township IS, range II; Ell
SWA and En- NWA sec. 9. township il
rang ; II levied GU as the property of Hamp
ton Williams, to satisfy said writ and all costs
r.. I. POWERS, Shift,
A%ug7-ot by Il. Az, McHENR4, d. s.
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CITATION NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi,
NOrybee 1bu1iy.

hOruOee county.
Probate Court August Term, 1899.
n he matter Of the petition of Ino. F
Mcleod, Randall Mcleod and Norman M,
Iced, Executors Of the last will and tests.
ment Of Jro. Mcleod, deceased, for the Sais
of real estate, in NOxubee and S~unlowsT
law Of said decease.
To the unknown nonresident minor heirs Of
Ann Ammons, deceased:
" on and each Of you are hereby notified
to be and appear before The Probate Co"rt
Of NOxn6ee county, on The THIRD MONDAY
in SEPTEMBER next, then and there 10 an.
swer aaid petition, aud show cause, If any vo,
can, why the real eetate therein descT;Ssd
shall not be sOld Nor division. By order n
Court. Issued July 81, 1889.
GEO. ), SMITH, Clerk.
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Onveyance

IN mce, the trains will be run regui'ary'
Orders LEFT at the s'ao'e
House will meet with prompt a''en'0".
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StocIr fOI. sale

WE are preparing to keep cons,aHsy far
w hand sioux Of the best Description :"
GALA
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Mechanics, and
Professional aud business men generally.

Professional and business men generally
The Manual will also embrace Popula-
tion, Election and Agricultural statistics
of Mississippi a complete Directory Of
all the Courts. a list of Post offices and
Railroad Stations in the state, Postal
Rates. Stamp DUTIES, Commercial DaIcu,,
@iatioos, Weights and Measures, Fees add
salaries of Public officers, and much
other useful d.ta.
All tbe Forms in the Manual conforms
10 the Law an Practice in Mississippi
and having en- carefully prepared by
competent wyers, and experienced
clerks, may safely used in all cases.
The Nam. will he issued in goot
style with : stautial binding, and vii
c]Gntain abor 200 pages, Price 81 50 b!
mail, Orde, irst received first filled.
Address
POWE & B~ARkSDALE'
JACKSON, Miss.
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FRoM 4 10 $50 HoRsA
PowER, including the
celebrated Corlis Cut
Of Engines, Slide valve
Stationary Engines,
Portable Engines, 30.
Also, Circular, Nnlay
and Gang Saw Mills,
Sugar cane Mills, Shah.
ne, Pullevs, &C.. Latb
4 Single Mills, Wheat
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and Corn MIl'. Circular Saws, Betting, &c
rSend for descriptive Circular and Prico List
WOOD a MAN, Steam Rng. Co.
Frb y. Iticd, n 7.
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cHAPPELL &
MACON, MISS.

Have just opened a Livery
and Sale Stable on the cor
ner of Green and Washington
streets, east Of S%humaker, Fat
ty & Co and are fully pre-
pared to attend to all depart
ments in their line of business
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IND ARE SURE TO CURE,
Dr Bird Paine's WcrGAN PILLS,

o.. Common u.o30sba Nervous Headache, S Ia lahp, Ibannn
ter Brash. Sour Stomach and Chohc Also, j 3 Indigestion ""
ness, Palpitation, Liver Disease and SICK stonaa
Also, Gravel Complaints, obstructed and reta 5f0N' infy" K"
table and harmless, and nay be used with saet VI eases n.
va For sale by SAMPLE 4 McLELlASD, Naco Miss and By DN
generally.
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The Yerger Trial

As reported at length in THE CLARiGN.
il now ready in book.form, 1t includes
all the evidence before Military Commis'
sion. Arguments of Nessrs. Harris Ter
Ger. and Simrall. and Judge Advocate,
Agreement between plaintiffs counsel
at Washington and Attorney General
and proceedings before United State
Court at Jackson. Price 80 cents pc
COPY. Orders filed by return mail
Address
Publishers Clarion,
Jackson, Miss.
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The Times Job O@ 0.

New Type and New Presses. The best Job Office the $ %. Nrk dataa,
e1peditously and N mo5rae ter-
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The Propreors of The New Orleans Times respectfully heir mercantile mihh
ness friends generally, that the Times job Office is not sur nte Sot hma.
~ or requisite for printing either plain or fancy rtTk k- binding loUrpdW
the shortest notice. c. Weed, Publisher
W u Emy Editor
.i.ul Green Bus la
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CURES RTEVAAI

NuRrrEEs'oP,' Rl'lti~l
On ~, L4ua..s' .a nd ID
ls;r \ gu will Plfa.e m ,S.I ed;
more o." butllss OIyOar n'0'''
Gciue nj ,omrmbar w
!, ~ weeks eek ago, I re' % {
s ~ Wuso ! coMa, :, al n
Con II scarcely T'I I.s \ %
c cUu's hut nos s su1'' I'D
,Sy,i9 aSo"i to Io.e b; yS
, m..s i Is I Try i for h in ,bisl
ma enclo,sd ~ III nsdG
''T" 4 forward me i.'n,,"ellalH
i'"'eIy' \. ML4G .S s..
p. 0. 1lY. \. ',,vT.r''
Sold BY Drugs"
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Fashionable TurnOu's'
TN single Oh double harness, ready al NV
i ment's notice.
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DUCATIONA l..

U,HE session begins The FIRST wEDNEs-
n DAY in OCT ODER, and is divided into
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TIE NEW ORLEANS YjJPS
The Leading Journal Of the ou,h.
Published Daily and W,ekIn

Devoted to Literature and General NeVs-Tls D 1,uor II
National TopieS-Te Welfare Of hs Plant 2 Lnis,,gg %TI'"d
Progress Of Southern Commerce and III, 5,strgatS,
Of Prosperity IN The Southern
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EEy Posimastes ara authorized TO act as Agents, aa n nr fhtra ds ~
companied Nuh the cash, less their commission Of % per cey aeptr Ha ,nt
ed to subscribers.
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The Times IS printed on new, clear and handsome
In the South, capable Of printing $4,000 papers per hor
to the demands Of our immense aud rapid
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-11

StBuns am DienRa9 2.
Tebruar.- @tattontpa[t em,pNeb!t,
cem Gralc. Murro9 fit Die 3ett, 100 Ct
abmefeno maj, ieinen @ebalt oussu3ab>
len. Die GmNeblune miro 9eRaBt auf
ben @runo, oaB oer @taotrotb 9errr,
WurroY auf n1ebrere @oden urIaub oez
9eben unc biffn llrlaub ME 3urdd8e<
npn,rnen.
Observation-Disclosures beri@tet fit ben
lsBten Nonat STATS G%innabme.
Stoott@ter beri@tet wdbreno ne6
Monat5 etn9enommeneS trafAelcer 1910.
Mlc. Murray erbdlte cine Mnmeiiuna
Don $3.50 an ben Staoti&aB GUT 3abz
lung ieines @ebalts fir bic 3eit, no ct
In Yensuela feline Yrtpatseladfte be-
.srste. Dfl&e s tn 9erferti9teit!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-11

Golstnees varrn 9eRern bt< Cir
fanfspretie BON frtl9sm Gleil@:
&inpFei@@, 5intersintl SO ts.
salbFei(& 1o-i2 ~
@@wetneHei@ 12-14 ~
9ammelFei,@ 10-12
@irldaeiI9 So
Die @alatrdnnt, Dipbtberie, putttt
1urhtbar i'm 2anee. Gin Deutl4r Naz
mems 8atbe, trpbnbaft All Der Gleveano
Strase in Sc Sueur @ountn Derlor bfdf
@c@e BRET Sinner an oieler entebli&eu
&ranfheit.
8en Manfato 1purten I'm Sanuur
nerl9tft $3.50 8uI1el @etsen uup
40O0 Tab Mebl. Muf Eager beFnbet,
lt9 I'M @an;en in manfoto 10000 8uz
{9el @si;en.
2eci Mcr!eY unp 9epi 8iua i,t
StearnS COUNTY tpel9e benz 6tepbet
9arrts einen @iri9 sefcblen, tpurpt,, H.
$lo.OO unc ben &o1ten per Manr re.z
urtbeilt.
Die Tirmn 2innen,ann uno Carer
in Sauf Center bsibt jebt @apitr u. G..
- 3. 95pner In ct. Gloub bot fttn:
@elaaft einltueilen 9eldloGen unit at
$: 5obey alt9nirt. 9@ulube1ano $t6,<
600. 0utbaben etrpa $4,000.
Der n%euerp1blte Genotor Don Bisz
epniln M: CARPENTER Der ubef9uloi8t"O
tporeen, Gin Mann 3u fem, >pel9er 5Teatz
lid u trinfen >uaee> tpaS ibu, f9u.edt,
1T 1est lem 2cmperen;>8unb bei9etrttet.
uno bat ber @a@e te0elten in 1Fentli@et
Ner1ammlun9 eaS @ort 9ereeet. 81
tttras tran@t man ron 8!uf Mled ni&t
81 fQr@ten.
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8riefiHe.

Wife ssuH9tr 8sisie biz bis gun, II. 8t$t. T.
s. n;9t atsebelt ppgssu Fub:
GameNbrieft:
Beger Senristba 8uspts Au3uNt
grsdertS gatbarina
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-11
observation-disclosures.

Or nn'trse'taste kuaari&h4t tisrbx<4 ha3
mrhrte eeutf@t pubituu.. bag e. K}u
Iabads> une &i9arren0e(ddft,
usgtu AHorttn,eE! NIT neuer @aare ausr Nrt
ssstens erpfitert pprht,, aus BEN, alen 2ptal
heM 8rideetdube
30. l72, Dritte Citrate,
;Nhsnute, Scents u. @orbous Drug @tore,
WT!e8t anb baft!bR ute In I'm, atm eo{at fort,
Yabstn ptrs, aa<s aukubseten, na ben Anfpra-
bsa fttner gff&&fsfrfunbe @tnase ~ letfen.
S. 81. Tu9el1.
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sc q b i'd t.

ga sAr a{snEsn fns. am l.. Suruar etat @~eabssns IN
Mk1rn @<f&ahe sorlnatRsnen 10 ketex ue tern& uuteru
NnaNn grrvasb M
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-11

;ur llnterflBune eea 8aus rer Gbiea9o
unb ST.. Youl Gtienbatn ;u erntrabt@
rem.
petition Don 2uctan Darntr yon
@ba6fa &pirr pc.9ele9t tpel&er @adere
perlonet cab tbm Der @taat eas @elo,
,pieper 3urdduiatte, rrel@es Ct fit Ser
baftuna res 6oratio &obinlon> Der feline
feline Eoater 8enctbsa@tiat aus8elegt.
Der COMMITTEE fir 6orperunsen aberz
pielen.
Das 6auS beI4ltebt INT ientos frllb
NIT Der Milmaufee unp ct. Haul 8abn
na& Maoilun ab3ule9eln, uno wiro ber
0oupern6r beouftra9t, BE Staateteat1z
ten uno @eauten bfr @e{ebsebun9 BON
Bisfon{ln bierrpn pet Gele9rapb in
&enntntB tu (tben.
Barter brtnst cine 8il Elm bic Sc
1@luBnabme pes @ountY~ Gommilfoners
por CAREER County in 8qus auf @9ul<
ottr'ct 9to. so fir 9eieBli@ III ertldren.
An rte Committee fir Tomn6 unp@cu1>
ties pe,tpie(en.
Gtne 8iQ he's 6erren Bobn fir cine
@elprermiut9un9 gum 3medt cer Sol
lenoun9 oes Ncrmal@6 9ule- @ebdures
In 8tnona miro an cine 6paiulzGom@
mi!tee ron BRET &eprdentanten ces 6au<
les unp 3wet 9enatcrep per1pie(en.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-07-30
TO the Republican VOterS Of New
Hanover County,

ENELLOW-CITIZENS:- obedience to q call
4 Of the Republican County Executive Commit
toe for Convention, to assemble in Whining ton
On the 18th day Of July, 1869, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for the lower House of
the Legislature, to ill vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of Hon. l., q. Estes, we assem-
bled on the above stated day at the Oity Hall in
wilmington, and nominated Scion V. Larkins for
the abOve-named position.
In placing before you, fellow citizens, the
above named candidate, it becomes orr duty to
the causes which brought forth this sad and la
mentable division in our once united and invnci-
bic party:
LIST. Our attention was directed to d clique,
composed of few individuals whom We by our
suhragea, had placed in Office We saw that these
were determined to control the affairs OF our peo-
ple sregardless of their welfare or future conse-
quences, and having but ono object in view: that
OF eleVating Themselves to power and wealth at
the expense of our labor, and the future degrade
ton of our children and chidren's children.
I'd. This clique, headed by these ambitious in-
dividuaIs, came into tho Convention, and when
they found they could neither buy, bible nor in
timidate your delegates, after rdsorting to Ill
the delegates, who are Republicans, representing
the interest Of the county at large, and who could
not be bought in TO favor the interest of the
clique, they left the Convention disordery. claim
ing to have adjourned. when no proper vote on
the question had been taken. The majority, be-
ing opposed to an adjournment went on with the
business for which the Convention had been call
ed, with the above stated result
We submit tho above respectfully to your con-
sideration.
GEO. W. PRICE, JR.
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les at rs cents II !C0 ib Ea, tern is rather
scarce AMI wanted and would bring 81 1501SI 20.
IIME-ls in moderate *, and sells from
store at 81 80 per csS'- IN quaatifiea TO suit
LUMBER No dem sol wq thy Of men ion and
the, market is f4lig supp id Sells from the
mills follows:
Pine Steam Sdo1ed Lumber Cargo raLes-rer
LOCO feet
Ordinary assortment Cuba cargoes, $40 90 6D 81 90
Hayti cargoes, l8 90 90 90 90
Full cargoes vide BoErcs $3.50; 70 90 % Y co
h"oting ho4td5 rough - co % % o.
snip stuff as g specific Mons $50. % 20 ca "a o.
Deals, by g.............. ... 20 90 "a % o.
Prime River flooring &C.. ...... II 90 IN IL 90
MOLAssEs-ls in fa Y stock, and only. 3 retail
demand exists see table for store quotations
PEA NUTS There IL Som' inquiry at present
aud the market u IA her ii Il few small
sa es have been c.,d at IS for ordinary. ana
s2l6s2 10 per EusheI Tor prIm, 70 cx'ra quality.
poTAToEs- lilsh arc h'inE b;olgut in less
freely, and the price has improved We quote
from carts at ii 40 u bushcl.
PoULTRY-Is il moderate supply, aud sells
from carts at 25613j cents for live chickens, and
40G5O cents each for grown fowls.
PRoyIsIONs-The BACON market rules very firm,
and prices are shade better Receipts of North
Carolina are meagre, and tbcieis no stock he:c,
while we note brisk cDquuy for retailing pur-
poses. A few small sales have taken place durino
the week at 20 cents for hog round ard q cents
II tb. for hams. For WeG'ern Curetl there is also
better demand, and prices are higher closing
with further upward tendency. Stuck small
and We quote sales from stl rC at l70l7B cents
for shoulders, and 10000 cents u u. for side-
as in quantity and quality ----IARL There is
q fair supply of Nortnera on market and We quote
moderate business doing at 17Ga22 cents n H..
as in quality. Market ba Of North Carolina
and wanted at 2l@23 cents.--PoRK North
ern is In moderate stock, and sells from store at
quotations given in table
SALT.-Supply meagre, but sufficient for the
| light demand which exists. We quote as retail.
ing from store at 81 rs u sack for American.
sHIKaLEs.-Little demand for shipment,
ana the market rules dull We quote at 81 756o
% 20 Tor Common, and t4@$5 Il 81. for Contract
| IIMBER.-Ihe low stage OF the water courses
still prevents arrivals by river and only small
parcels are coming in by railroad there js,
however, no demand worthy of report for mill
purposes, and the market rules dull for all de-
scriptions. Quotations in table represent last
sales, and are meIely nominal.
WOoD-COmes i'll slowly, and sells by the boat
load at 50 6O0S2 20 for pine and ash, and 500
So Is ID cord for oak.
| fREIGHTs-To coastwise ports rule very firm
with moderate quantity of produce Offering
Shipment Vessels are very scarce at present,
and are wanted See table for rates
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-07-30

lug over his broken line Of buried ances
tors he bit upon the remedy thus described
There Is much that is beautiful aud no.
etleal In what they term their religio and
| much that shows mind susceptible to re
ligious truth The missionary field is be-
ing brought@to our very doors in Califur-
uia.' The great societies Of the counir,
cannot move too PROMPTLY in efforts TO ed
ncate and chrlstianiz,. these paguns, skill
ed IN all labor and accC mpisLed in IA tGoa
sand ways, and whose coming will bless
the country IN many important respects -
The wave IS setting In upon our shore S
strongly and Christian missionary effort
| should be Immediately put forth to reclaim
| and advancements.
But under the encouragement which tht
letter Class s are giving them. all his is
changing. ihric meIcianto are erecting
stores, and investing III rea! estate. The
laborers are purchasing homes and send
ing for their wives. More and more of
those who go home are letul ming, and
most of them with frienda designing to
stay. The attention of the great Chinese
capitalists Of The Empire is being turned to
our coast, and the hope among many Of
our best business men in San Francisco is
that they wilt very shortly be induced to
take hold Of great enterprises. The coin
OF the world Las been pouring into China
for generations. In Canton aud Hong
Kong there are many native depositors OF
five and six millions, any Chinese com
panies which could furnish fifty and sixty
millions to such an enterprise as the Paci-
fic Railroad, or to steamship lines, ii they
could once be interested in the matter
Chinese merchants say these men will in
vest the moment thew can have full OrO.
lection for their persons and property un.
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DIED.

Died in Wilmington, N. O., on the 18th Of July.
A. ID. 1862 after an illness, of brief but painful
duration, Mrs. EMMA o. SMITH.
Yea, she is gone She, SO much beloved by all
who know her, has crossed to the cot or shore"
Her many attributes of goodness marked her as
a gem of exemplary piety whose empyreal beams
threw tranquil lustre wherever she went.
Though we weep because she no longer mingles
with US here, we should remember that the
mourning strings of affections Tyre. on which
she, together with Us. was wont, but short time
since, to play, are not broken; but only hushed
for little while, to at last he walked in sTeeter
music by radiant hands In Heaven. An early
grave beneath its wintry bosom may ever hide
admiration the virtues of which her pure exis-
tence was beautiful synonym. Though the
gloomy Cypress lends its melancholy shadow to
each desolate seeming spot where once she loved
to hnger, tits happiness for Us to know that out
of earth's ever dying garden flower has been
In this city, on the 18th inst, of diptheria,
ELIZABETH, aged Is months and IS days and
on goth inst, AGNES, aged years. months and
This sad bereavement falls heavily on their
earthly parents, their once hope and promise
having been changed to mourning. Those little
innocents are now sleepiDg-may we prepare TO
meet them.
Soaring on high, free from pain,
Though their bodies lie meath the sod,
Their spirits are happy, with angels above
They have gone to their Father and dod'
In this city, Wednesday the 18th instant, at 95
BREMER, aged 80 years, 2 months and Il days.
In Beaufort, N. O., July 25th, 1869, BENJA-
MIN L. PERRY. Eco, in the 58th year OF MS
Raleigh Episcopal Methodist please copy.
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SPARNLING CATAWBA SPRINGS,
CATAWBA COUNTY. N. @.

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE,
/ formerly called the North Carolina White
Sulphur Springs, will be open for visitors on Hues'
Being situated in the Northw estern part OF the
State, in country remarkable for its beauty and
healthfulness-these together with the virtue OF
the waters-make it one of the most desirable
watering places to be found.
The Mineral Waters OF these Springs are
White and Blue Sulphur and Chalybeate or Iron,
and they possess all the finest qualities Of those
Waters, and are sovereign remedies for all dis
eases of the liver, bowels, stomach and kidneys
eruptions of the skin, scrofula; weakness, debii-
ty, dyspepsia, rheumatism, &C., &c.
The proprietor having spent a large amount in
these Springs are now in fine condition. rooms
large and pleasant, and good cottages containing
from two to six rooms each, we'll arranged for
either large small families.
Good ten pin alleys, billiard tables and other
amusements. Fine BATH HOUSES for Pool,
Plunge or Shower Bath, and Sulphur Bath, hot
or cold.
the entire season, and good Physician perma-
nently located for the benefit of invalids, who
may rest assured viii have every attention.
Having secured the services of mir. J. N. Car
ter, OF Virginia, who has mad much experience
and stands high as Hotel keeper, visitors may
rest assured that our table will be supplied with
the best the market Can afford, and everything
done that will add to their pleasure and comfort
The cars on the Western North Carolina Rail
road will leave Salisbury for Hickory Station, the
Springs depot, every morning (sundays except
ed in connection with the North Carolina Rail-
road, avoiding delay or stopping at Salisbury, and
arrive at Hickory Station in time for breakfast
where good hacks will be in readiness to take
passengers OYER q beautiful, we'll shaded road to
the Springs distance OF six miles.
As an inducement for families and parties to
spend two months or more, have concluded to
put board down a. the toilo wing low rates
Board for one single month $50.
Board for two or more months $40 per month
or at that rate.
Board per week SIG.
Board per day 81 so.
Children under ten years of age and colored
servants, half price, No charge for infants OF
children under two years of age.
J. GOLDEN WYATT,
Proprietor.
Sparkling Oatawba Springs,
Catawba County. North Carolina.
May 10th, 1869, J ls6&l6-Sm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-07-30
THE CONVENTION.

THE regularly called Convention OF tho 18th
inst. having beCn misconstrued, to use Il general
term, by few--very fewiperaons whose crcdulous
minds arc In cOnsonauco with thor selfish, ty
rannically selfish views 1, John q. Dulcken, Fec
sense OF duty, that tho nominee Of the Conven-
ton of the 18th inst. s tho true, regular and only
nominee of the great Republican party, and tho
boilers who assembled in the Theatre on tho FOL.
lowing Monday and made u sc cat paw Of Ea-
81 es, have insulted the Republican party by their
arrogance, and, justice compes me to say, Will
be punished at tue ballot box for their treason.
JOHN q. BUICKEN,
Secretary OF the Convention
the only Convention that legally made nomina-
ton.
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