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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-26
ELIzABETHPoRT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave ELIZABETlIPORT at 7.30 A NJ.
Leave NEW YOkK at 500 z. NJ.
SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD.
SHORT LINE TO FLEMINGTON.

Leave ELIZABETH at 8.15 and 91O A. NJ;
u ~ and 80 2 NJ.
Leave PENNINGTON for New York ate 2Oand
II. 40 A M; 6.25 P. NJ
K E. KICKER, superintendent
II. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
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70 The8e DOCKS are beautifully humid
sold evelywhere and sent by mail, postage
rec, on receipt of price, by
G, W. CARLETON, Publisher.
no. 497 Broadway, New York.
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INDISPENSABLE.
HOW TO WRITE.

business One vol, eco pages, 2.25 Aee0gs
SAVING AND WASTING or, Domestic
Economy Illustrated. How to live. BY Soloa
Robinson 50.
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Central Railroad Of II. J.

ALLENTOWN ROUTE TO TIE WEST;
CONNECTING AT HAMProN JUNCTION WITH THE
DELAWARE, l. cKAwANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD. AND AT E,sr0N WIN THE
LEBlGH Valley RAILROAD AND IT'S
CONNECTIONS FORMING A d.
RECT LINE TO THE WEST WITHOUT CHANGE or
CAas TO PIrrsBuRG. AND BUr ONE CHANGE
TO CINCINNATI OK CIucAGo.
Express Trains Daily to tfae West.
Passenger and Freight station in New York, loot
oil Libulty Street.
FALL ATSisA Nc IINT IGN IT.
Commencing November %, 1868.
LEAVE New York FOR ELIZABETH-At 5.i5,
$40 co, rs, 35. SIC, 30, o. 9.15, 90 II 81
A. NJ IL % VI, lG0. 200. 3.n0, 3 81 B As, 4 CO. 70
40 455. $50, d00, q 80, TO- $50, 90, 0, 1890,
and las P. M
LEAv ELtzABErn ron NEW york--At 1875
5.32 10 6.iU 1.08 720, 40, W, $50. $50 9,20
Q .. 10 2O.1030. Ii 49, II 30. A NJ l2.45. 30 2
25 ;. SO. 400. s.. 5.25, So, G25, G35, 7.99
S.45, 927 1918 p. NJ.
Trans LEAVING ELIZABETH WESTWARD FoRSTA-
TloNs on THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New
JERSEY AND CONNECTING ROADS:
% as7 A.M-MAUCii CNUNh LTNE--Stop'
n sd ping at al! Stations on Central Rail.
road OF n. j., below Junction. and
above junction for passengers from
stations below Somerville- connect
| ing at Easton with train tor Mauch
chunk. WiilamsE'ot, WilkesbaTe,
Nah ROY City, Mount Carmel, &c. -,
! = ~ A. M.--WAY TRAIN fo Somervie
| Q. l. - and Pennington -stoppin& al all sta
tiOns.
l. ~ A. M.-WAY TRAIN s0G Pennington
J AZ d " and junction, SroppiB& Al all stations,
! connects af junction with Delaware,
i l.ackaWaEga ana Western railroad.
! q ~ A. M.-FAST Ill Is Tor the Vest,
/ ~ " without change OF cars to fittshurg)
Stopping Central Railroad oil N. j.
only PlNiDiit',u SOmpTYjllp. Junc.
| ton. Phrllip>burg and Ea-ton- con
meets al Harrisburg with train for il
Transport. Lock Haven, Erie and the
Oil Regions.
Sz3f~ Palace Sleeping Cars through
from New York tr Ehi cage.
~ ~ =. M.-WAY TRAIN for Harris
| D. SO Il 3 burg Stopping at ali stations on
Central Rail Dad of y. j. Connect at
Somer, lille Tor Pennington: al East0n
| with the train for Mauch ChuI NJ d
Wilkesharre; at Bethlehem with the
Northern Pennsylvania Rail cad at
Reading for louisville. Ephfata, Litiz,
Lancaster Columbia, &c
4 TA p. NJ. WAY TRAIN for Somervile-
4. l " stopping at all STATIONS.
n %a 81 's- aa55%P
AT all stations.
- Oh p. M.-WAY TRAIN for Flemin. ton
PpsCO stopping a all stations between kll2
abeih and Somerville, and ON South
Branch tailroad.
= ER p. M.-ClNCINNATI EXPRESS. for
~ sSS " Easthn, Btthlehcm. Allentown, reno
ing. Williamsport larrisb; re-, L RE the
Oil Region. Pittsburg, Cincinnati. Chi
cage, &c Stopping on Central Railroad
OF N. j. only at iunction and Phllips-
burg. Sleeping cars to Pittsburg.
6.4 pin M at vi .1a n%AlN to E's'0n''0p
$50 VILE V MM"AY r''AlN FOR S0MER-
40 eh"Tg g1 Of to FIRTH %St
Stopping on Central Railroad of New
Jersey only at Junction, PhilIipsburg
and Eason. Sleeping cars through
from New York 'ittsburg.
~ IL p. M.--WAY TRAM to PlaiRfeld,
L 4 4 - stopping at all stations
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New Jersey Railroad.

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ca rs 49, ..its.-, .:,g
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AND AT

SHORT NOTICE.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


4 Superior Gourt-To Spring Term, 1859.
BENZ johnson, sr.'& others To ohowan sup'r
6. W. HolloWell, Vel Ex'tor Of Court ,osS Spring
James c. Johnston 6sothers Term loos ~,
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
i that the following persons named as defend
ants in. the above recited cause reside beyond
the limits of the State, namely, James c. john
ston,. Edward Warren and wife Elizabeth, Cad,
walader Iredell, Cadwalader Jones and wife Anna,
Helen fredeil, Thomas 9. Manning and wife Eli
zabeth, George Blair, William Blair, William D.
ILanther, H. G.. jolly and wife Margaret, Mary
Lanther, Lemuel Sawyer, Edward A. Ayres and
wife Sarah, Fanny Sawyer, Laura Sawyer, William
Demill and wife Margaret, Bette Hoyt, Anna
I. Britton and wife Fanny, George c. Harris and
wife Helen, E. C. Jenkins and wife Fanny, and
William Johnston; and it further appearing that
there may be, and probably are, other persons
not named in said proceeding who are heirs and
distributes of said James c. Johnston, whose
names and residences are unknown to the parties
in this proceeding, it is ordered that publication
be made in the Raleigh STANDARD, q newspaper
published in the city of Raleigh, North Carolina,
once week for the space OF SIX weeks, to the
end that the said residents and heirs and dis
tributes may be notified to become parties to
the abo, proceeding at said Court to be held at
Edenton the --+ Monday of--.>-- next, or
decree pro cos.tesso will be entered against them;
and also that all such persons who may be heirs
and distributes as aforesaid, and not named in
said proceedings because they are unknown, may
make themselves known and become parties
thereto, and unless they do so, they shall be
bound by the proceedings in this cause. faT
| 1t is also ordered that summons, with copy
of the complaint, be forthwith deposited in the
Post Office, directed to the parties herein named
at their several places of residence, If they can
be ascertained. ''l} &C. POOL, j. s. O. Is
lnars25 Jnt tf,,l ts=.i = "a. cssgf 3ll-woW r.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

DEING q private instructor for married per-
ID sons or those abput to be married, both male
and female, in everything concerning the physi-
ology and relations of our sexual system, and
the production and prevention of offspring, in
cluding all the new discoveries never before
given in the English language by VIM. Y Oune,
M. d. This is really valuable and interesting
work. 1t is written in plain language for the
general reader, and is illustrated with numerous
Engravings. All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
impedimcnt to married life, should read this
book. 1t discloses secrets that every one should
be acquainted with; still it is book that must
be locked up and not lie about the house. 1t
will be sent to any address, on receipt OF so cts.
Address, DIR. VIM. YOUNG, No. 416, Spruce
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. fslsfp
~ Afflicted and Unfortunate.-No
matter what may be your disease, before you
place yourself under the care of any one of the
notorious QUACKS-native and foreign-who
advertise in this or any other paper, get copy
|, of DR.. Young's Book and read it carefully. II
, will be the means of saving Yen many dollar.
your health, and possibly your life.
DR.. Young can be consulted on any of the
disease described in his publications, at his
office, No. 4l6 Spruce street, above Fourth
Philadelphia, s,@ss
June %, 1858 p ''i'e 25-w1y
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Died..

In Thomasville N. c., on the 18th inst, Mrs.
ANN REID, wife of Rev. DR.. N. +. Reid, in the
46th year Of her age. 5 s5, i,.-
Near Liesyille, in Anson, county, on the 11th
inst, in the SD year OF his age, WIN. 8, MEAcH-
iUM, Esq, well known and respectable citizen.
e;iIn Guilford, on the 10th instant, ALoSzo F.,
son Of Harrison and sallie Alexander, aged 10
months and II days. ii97f ~ ia aitsf
], In Halifax county, N. c., on Sunday morning
at o'clock, April IL, 1869, MARY VICTORIA,
daughter of John H. and Mary A. Everett, aged
IA months. 1" Suffer little children to
come unto me, and forbid them not, for Of
such is the Kingdom OF God" -.
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Married.


In this county on Wednesday last. Mr.. ALPHH-
+ usi THOMPSON to Miss ANNIE,r daughter OF the
late Rev. r W. Dowd. az aiaiGisai s1gs ii
loon the 9th instant, in Franklin county, N e.,
by Rev. j., W. ,Wellons, Rev. R. CLAIBORNE an
Tuck. of the North Carolina Christian Confer
ence, and Miss GEoReIANA WINSTON, daughter
of Sidney r. Winston, Esq sos'' iii Ae
In Salem on Monday evening the 18th inst, by
j. P. Vest, Esq, Mr.9s HENRY ALLEY to Miss
ALICE WMKLER.g i,7ss jsUa dgil.g en-iia3nslq
On the 9Th inst, lin Waughtown, by Ed VIM.
Turner, Mr.. j. w. llcK AgaH an to Miss MARTHA
AZ PITTS. all of Forsythe county gls1sl ois q
nnAt the residence of the brides father, on the
18th inst, at 12 oclock, M, Mr.. HENRY O. Old d.
HAM, Of Wilmington, n c., to Miss MARY A.
Cox, daughter Of James W. Cox Esq, OF
Goldsboro'. ~
In the Lutheran Church, in Salisbury, on April
18th, 1869, by Rev. L. c. Groseclose, Mr., A. J.
PHILLIPS and Miss ANNIE CULvERHousE, both
OF fSalisbury. t ..f .t,..,
N At the residence of the brides father, on the
sth instant, BY Rev. c. F. Harris PETER MoNNEr
to Miss NANCY H. HARDING, all of Guilford.i
On the 18th instant, BY Rev G. W. Bowman,
JOHN WOODS and Miss HULDA A. MURRAY. all OF
Guilford county. M ;.....5 !, =.
Sunday. April II, 1860, at the residence of Geo.
Lamb, ESQ.,, by Rev. K. A. Willis, JAMES E. TAY-
Lca to Miss MARY LAME. No cards. ls qii9iti.
In Charlotte, on the 18th instant, at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Harvey McAllister, by the Rev. =.
j. Meynardie, Mr.. w. NJ. HENDERSON to Miss N.
j. NoRMENT. 81 irG 3n1 sfnuk s3qtesFa
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2 s5nnfif'ilfFo For the Standard


Go sMessfs. EDToRs PLEASE to allow me the
privilege through your columns of asking
the editorlof the Sentinel at what time in
the day it was that Maj. ]. w. Graham made
the speech that appeared in the Sentinel
about the 9th ult, and said to have been
made on the passage of the Revenuefbill, ior
if the editor should not happen to know at
what time it occurred, will he ask some one
who can inform him A gentleman who was
present that day during session hours says
that he cannot tellI 1t is hoped that the
Sentinel can give the desired information,
aud not allow the impression to be made
that Maj. Graham made his speech to the
editor of the Sentinel. either in the Senate
Chamber, when'no other one was present, or
in the Sentinel Office, oas lagaislol yysvs
n q
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For the snndard.
Educational Convention.

In pursuance of a call issued .by, the Trus-
tees of Rufin Badger Institute Molingsviiles
Chatham county, On EdncationaI Cnnven-
tion will meet at the Pittsboro' Scientific
Academy, on the seth April and fst Of May
next.
The Convention will include Teachers,
Trustees of schools, delegates from Students
attending schools, Ministers of the Gospel,
and allsfriends of education eg8 fF.S
The object is to form permanent Associ-
alton for the improvement of education in
our county. Addresses of interest will be
made by prominent gentlemen. s8 {.
Persons attending the Convention win be
Hospitality entertained by the citizens OF
Pittsboro'.
The committee Of arrangements will con
sist of r. w. York. r. B. Sutton, ]. ] jack
yson, @, S. Holleman, J. NJ, Moripg, j. Man-
ming. Jr., w. p Taylor, G. B. benson.
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i.PUBLIC SPEAKING.

nN Saturday, the Oath inst, there will be a
" meeting Of the Republican party at Oak
Grove, Wake county, for the purpose Of speaking
upon the political signs of the times, and also to
get subscribers for the N. c. STANDARD, the best
Republican, paper in the State :, Every body is
invited to attend. Gen. W. D. Jones, c. j.
Rogers and others win address the people
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Every one may not be aware that Raleigh is
the proud possessor of a Velocipcde. But such
is the glorious truth. We saw it yesterday in the
Capitol grounds. 1t looks like two baby-car-
Uage wheels fastened together by a bent crowbar
In the middle OF the crowbar is a saddle We
saw Capt. Hester ride it, and be went around at
full speed, curving. and capering like French
dancing master in a ball room. We saw at once
that 1t was parfectly easy to ride a yelocipede
and as soon as the Captain dismounted, we went
up to try the thing. We had seen several clumsy
young men tumbliHg around upon it, and re-.
.soG ed to show them how easy it was to be grace.
y. We experienced some difficulty in getting
dboard. of the machine, as it persisted in sliding
away from us. A lucky movement placed us
astrides we paused to regain our wind pre.
paratoryto an exhibition which would astonisb
the beholders We perceived quite number Of
ladies who had stopped to view the unwonted
spectacle. The sight inspired us.o We resolved
to win their admiration. Seizing the handle. we
raised our fairy like feet from the ground to the
wheels, and were astonished at finding ourselves
in recumbent position upon the ground. Began
to think it was not so easy as we had thought.
We were assisted to- an upright position Inv
two Of the bystanders. We were grieved to OBJ.
serve that most Of the spectators were smiling
auddibly. Game to the last, though very doubt
full of ultimate success, we started and after.
mad career Of two feet were again deposited OF
mother earth. After recovering from the effects
OF our fall we rose to ourIfeet, kindly but frml,
declining to have anything more to do with th,
treacherouss bicycle. Just then we heard one O
the, ladies remark, 81 think he has got enough
Sarah, for he's hung out a flag of truce.n On;
looking downwards we found that the 'bae ernen
ofonr unmentionables had been rent asuuder
and hanging thsrefroml was, not the white flag O
truce, but portion of the narrative ofour inne
raimsent The disagreeable young meh aroun
were roaring with ill-timed and heartless merr
ment and we left in Indignation We hayn,
: been able to set down comfortably since 9liii
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p - '-f t-tl.-ftHs .lt3fD iJ- 5E l..ti
Railroad Meeting IN IredeH.

Alta meeting of the citizens of North Ire
dell, held at Eagle Mills, on Saturday, March
20, 1869, on motion, John. ii. Dalton, ESQ.,,
was called to the chair, and A. F. Gather
was requested to act as Secretary. By re-
quest. Col. Chas. r. Jones explained the
object OF the meeting, and on motiun, n. b.
Brown, A. F. Wallis and John Barnard were
appointed a committee to draft resolutions
expressive Of the sense of the meeting.
The committee reported the following
resolutions, which were adopted by accla.
nation: 3s 'eis7e '.ii . 'o' ~ iC'iait'
Resotged, That we desire our county commits
sloners be instructed to levy such tax on the
county, dd vulorens, not TO exceed 0000, nor
less than $50 600 be subscribed as stock to any
road which shall extend North from Statesrille,
via Turnersburg, Olin, Williamsburg, Eagle Mills,
Jonesville and Mount Airy, to a junction with
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. IT.. ao o.
ResolDed further, That we desire q meeting OF
the Officers and Stockholders of the Atlantic,
Tennessee d Ohio Railroad Company at some
time, point to be designated by them, and re-
quest the Chairman to appoint delegates thereto,
to the end that the advantages offered by North
Iredell may be held under due consideration
Resolved further That we as citizens of North
1redell are willing to heartily to cooperate with
any plan that may be set on foot for the exten-
sion OF the Atlantic, Tennessee 81 Ohio Railroad
or any other railroad project through oul
country. 7,sFa - PIT i'fs =
| In accordance with tue second resolution
Col, Chas. R. Jones, Amos F. Gather and
/ Thos. A. Nicholson were appointed, and or
motion, the Chairman was added to tht
| Committee. ~ ~'.43 t'yt 2ssisi-4' e
| g '9tA'i oJNo.lH. DALTON, eh'm'n.I :
| A. F. GATHER, Secretary. t4s7 Hae e
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
4 District of North Carolina.

United States
- VS. GB 3Hl9s3las roo aa
1 Still and Fixtures
property of Til Libel OF information.
man Carter, seized J. sbs3d fEsb 5vsA' 4
bye. w. Woollen, ,.,s -. III
Collector.
To 7slnadn Carter, and all oho'n u mag concern,
Ii, fs,,,f,, ,,,.i.s.fi 4 st,i. anal Greeting
NOTICE is hereby given, That on the ] 7th day
N of February, 1869, Still and Fixtures were
seized in the county of Stanly as the property of
Tilmau Carter, by G. W. Woollen, Collector
of Internal Revenue for the Srd Collection Dis
trict Of North Carolina, as forfeited to the Of
the United States, and the same is hbelled and
prosecuted in the Circuit Court of the United
States for condemnation for the causes inthe said
Libel set forth; and that the said causes will
stand ior trial at the Court Room Of said Court,
at Raleigh, on the first Monday in june, 1859, at
noon. ii that be a jurisdiction day, and If not at
the next DAY of Jurisdiction thereafter, when and
where all persons arc warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be deereed,
and to interyenue for their interests.
Given under my hand at Office in Raleigh, this
9th day of April, 1869 s f.,..,fa 3 l,,s5ssf q
D. r GoODLoE, U. S. Marshal,
april a25A aa8 ir l9finssq 3S3-w2w
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rs The iAsheyille Nesossays with the exception Of
apples which are not far enough advanced to be
hurt much, the fruit in that section, from the
accounts which reach us, is all killed. The
recent cold fits and jerks of the weather have
done the business. There may be a few cherries,
but they are badly injured. 19e8 r9ti 4as .
Weregret to learn from all parts of the State
that the fruit has been destroyed by frosts.
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CURE FOR FEVER AND AeUE.-The fol-
lowing is said to be certain cure for, fever
and ague: eTake one tablespoonful of
common chalk, pulverized, and add one
wineglass Of vinegar. Stir briskly and
drink while in an eferyescence, when the
first effect of the chill is felt. Get into bed
and wrap well in fannels. When the pa
tient perspires freely the cure is effected. . =
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BIG HEAD. may be cured with very little
trouble. A horse with the big head becomes
stiff all over, and the large muscles leading
from the eye to the nostril become perfectly
rigid. Anoint those muscles well with the
oil of cedar and scar it in with hot iron
three or four times, with an intermission of
six or seven days. but rub the oil on every
day. Take a piece of poke root, about as
large as goose egg, put in six quarts Of
water, boil down to three quarts; drench
the horse with one pint Of it every other day
as long as it lasts; fill the drenching bottle
with q pint of fresh water after the poke tea
has been put in it. This prescription has
cured horses when they were SO very stiff
that they could scarcely step over door-sill
six inches high. n'' ~ '''sl 'is''l9 %
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,ds The next session of the Chowan Baptist Asso-
ciation will convene at Bethlehem church., IN
Hertford county, n. G., on the i1lth Of May.
= This item is copied from the Petersburg lnder
W hat paper it originated in is unknown.l
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lai VIC learn from the Sentinel that Twenty Dollar
Robbins, Esq, Of Salisbury will deliver the
Democratic address before the ladies Of the Con-
federate Memorial Association Of this city on the
10th ofMay. .,.a. .f,,-.if, ,ts.sf, ~ ~ Il,
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LIsT-TAKBRs AND AssEssoRs.-The Board of
Commissioners for Wake County have appointed
the following gentlemen List-Takers and As
SCISSORS in the various Townships. The irst
name in each Township is the List -Taker:
= l. Raieigh-D A Wicker, Jordan womble and
Phil. THEM.
+ q 81. Marys-clinton W williams, W r
Pool, G. H. Faribault.l .l4aT a1ll i=I- fi ~
g. Ianther Braneh-T L Banks, Walton,
Justus Parrish. s,,.-.a a.s,r,
4 Suift Creek-Allen Adams, Thomas Pass
/, 5. Middle Crsek--J L johnson, Allen Belts,
Henry Stinson. , I ...l.1.
g. Buck Horn-D d Gardner, W C Barker,
Joseph Norriss. 80 #p8 hgE' .boi 1edI i
Z. White Oak-R II Jones, John Branson,
John jerks.
I s. KaPs Creek-sidney Scott, Nj Page, Can.
% 3. iiSs HOUSES orseh-J Lynn Lynn, H W House, 1
10. crqttree creek-J Q Williams, Solomon
Virgins, James L Moring Hht 'oi"'.. =
II. Lick Creek-J P Chandler, Roland Gooch,
Ia FISH iparn-John T oolcleigh. Green Fer
I$ Barion's CreesAw L Thompson, Sander
Penny, W Broadwell .ali.fii
IA Neao Light-J A Powell, VIM Laws, W 6
| Mangum. ~
| 15.9 Wake F6rest-A L Davis, G Allen, E
| 16. Gross Roads-G A sanderford, R Perry
| Clifton 5S51l@baN b t,iail arl =
H.. st, Mark's--W w Wynne, Peterson Dunn
| Hillory Thompson. 'f''t' 3'i' sH'
| IS. 81. Matthsw s-Bernard Abt, G II Wilder
W II Buffaloe. .,s ..o;r II.
/ 10. Bs6aloe-L W Hood, DR. Hartsheld, N R
/ Watkins. ~ ietHI stGbt.. 4t3H sfsI', .it I
I 20. Marks Crses-J W Marshborne, D
4 Pair, Harry Rhodes. ''2 81 s-'s1 eii9
81. Little River-A J Newell, G Foster
/ Jesse Hicks. .,as,. .,.I-...
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u Rev. OWN. Hodges, d, D., formerly the Rector
of the Episcopal Church in Warrenton, has,
says the Lifting Present, accepted . call from
Christ Church, owensville Nd, .s...as5
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC His Excellency, Governor
Holden, has made the following appointments Of
Nataries Public i3iR 724 3ses i83'ti
William g. Primrose, for Raleigh; George H.
Roberts, for New Berne. 3. i4bs' y8l4 asaf
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The Asheyille Ne'cs is responsible for the fol-
lowing: "a man ant woman, from over the
FLYER, were locked tpI in Asheville jail last
monday, for letting their "angry passions rise,
and bunging up each others eyes.n.h - 9hqf4
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
District Of North Caraiina.

o'AO' Va "vAeh oaAV VhAas
United States . s@iQ1s Sis
% Boxes Manufactured ~, =. - -
Tobacco property of izpel w I VI 3Dlp
~" Unknown, +" seized
itsby c. W. Woollen, Col
lector f;aEt 9Aa re- sn4giiGaQ8g 'r
To -, and to all sohons 1t may concern,
= fsFf aff syitie,,as4 aj,.e.6 III tn Greeting:
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 18th day
IN of February, 1859, twenty-five boxes OF
Manufactured Tobacco, Containing about 1776
pounds, were seized in the town of Fayetteville
as the property Of - --, - by c. w. lWoollen,
Collector of Internal Revenue for the 3rd Col
lection District of North Carolina as forfeited to
the use of the United States, and the same is Ii
belled and prosecuted in the Circuit Court of the
United States for condemnation for the causes
in the said Libel set forth; and that the said
causes will stand for tril at the Court Room of
said Court, at Raleigh, on the first Monday in
June, 1869, at noon, if that be jurisdiction day,
and if not at the next day of jurisdiction there
after, when and where all persons are warned to
appear to show cause why condemnation should
not be decreed, and to intervene for their inter
ests.
Given under my Land. at Office in Raleigh, this
18th day of March, 1860. i.tH sft 3ii4ii.s7ssi
"a az D. R. GOODLoE, Is. Marshal.
mar 19 S66-W2W