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Wake County Business.

Office Board Commissioners Wake County,
RALH1eH, Sept. 10, 1859. !
rUHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE
/ compensation allowed for attendance and
mileage to the members of the Board OF Commits
sioners for the County of Wake, from July 4th,
1S68. to September 9th, 1859, inclusive, Is pub
iished in accordance with Chapter Xxx, Public
Laws Of North Carolina passed at Session 1858,
viz:
J.P. ANDREWS, for ISL days, at IS pei
W;yy.ss.ge.144 miles. at &C. per mile.. 720
s AGO 20
mr.. r. fo, ia davs at ss per day, 3S9 90
aa;,.as Sss miles al &c. per mile, 2l4 40
@ s 558 40
G, a., J: ROGERS i0r i'0 aAss' a. " ~ 8 $50 90
Mileage, ,46s miles, at5c. permile, 2SS ~
5 678 40
JACOB soRRELL, to l4s days, at IS per ..u %
Mileage $50 miles, at SC. per mile, 149 90
5 sos 90
R. W. WYNNE, to 159 days, at IS per .zo oo
Mileage Mfleage-s, ,o4o miles, at SC. per mile, 1852 90
s611 90
The Board has been in session 1856 days.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, lsa
WAKE COUNTY.
L,W. W, WHITE, Register of Deeds. in and
for said County aforesaid certify that the fore
| going is a correct statement of the amount al
| lowed to the Members of the Board of Commits
sioners of said County, as compensation for at'
tendance and mileage from July 4, 1858, to Sep
| tember 6, 1859, inclusive. -
| 520-1aw4w l-rtH Clerk
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NORTH CAROLINA x
Land Company,

ann
! - - 80 - ~
FOR THE LocAfioN y 49,,
M.,,+L,o, p T,,noooon Snflnpg-
NOrGu6ru q IurOp6du DVpAoA1s
~ 'A.1 - w,.arol
lmPio'e" i's 80
Lads, Houses, Mines, Water
.Powers. Nc.
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Scheme Remodeled.
5000 porth of Real Estate to be Draaon.

THIS PROPERTY Is DISTRIBUTED IN
i 81 Counties in North Carolina, with two
valuable prizes in the State of Georgia.
Tickets already sold will hold good in this
drawing.
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REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure Oi
Cnsumption, Asthma, Broncni'
5 Coughs, Colds,
Al IHsus1 Asp suss aHEsl ,

e essesss 8 8 s - "a silslsi sT
With ! severe lung affecfion ahd that dread'e
ease, consumption, has now been in use 0feAs
years with the most marked success.
Inns Kemedy is prepared from the origin,
A. WILSON, l65 South I'd Street Williamson ,rnl
Kings Co., New York. "''urg
a, famphiet containing the original Present.,
non with full and explicit directions for prenarp
oon and USE together with short history Of b;s
ohto;nnd WIFI symptoms experience and cure, can be-
or by callingon or addressing ''O'' 10 awe
4 ti- 10 WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD,
M. ,x zoo Druggists, Raleigh, N. Il a
. Dec. 10, 100 h7()--wk
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NOTICE.

~ NOIICE.
JOHNSTON CoUNTY.-Beiore CuAs II. aEA
]. P. n
G. M. Propes.
4 'hE above named Plaintiff complaint &anda a
u ieges, that the Defendant, C. NJ. Pipes, q
incebted to him in the sum Of Eleventh Dollar
and Ninety Gents (sli.90, due for gdbds soil
ana delivered, and costs and expenses of War,
rant OF Attachment, issued and returnablc H.
ior Johnston county at his office in the tow IVY
Smithteld, on the Goth day of September nos3
when and where the Defendant is required to ~
pear and answer the complaint. b ap'
Dated 23d day Of August, 1869 q
49,. oo ]. y, OVERLY, Plain.,e ia
sSs " De2-Wiw
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iaeat to me when NJ. Qfney in,plies in IN
iaost distant way, that I sdcr.,s tal'< Ii<e z
r-.is., or shat play the piano ypassabiy
welln aGsl a. a isils,ttts IL. s-TsSs
| Fred is born woman-hater. l Tong to
see the one who will convert him. - -
/ If Nellie had the same longing, she did
not say 50, but sat o long time studying the
flowers OF my carpet. .uaso .ibtaIfir,eS ~ Ia
i He is to sail in fortnight" said L, steal
| ing look at her face. All at once she was
down on her knees with her head in nv
|, lap, and heard q sound strangely like. a
sob. - 80, I, s;,,,.iIf, - Stb 80
\ "Why, little one, e,awhat has come ovei
you 2" said, stroking her bright hair. q y, y
At last she got it out. ,,l.s1i.,i 40. 5.5a s, s,
| II want to ask you if your cousin cares
the least Bit for me sp7sq iaslis9.T 9isJ
"How should 1 know2 l am not the
keeper of histhoughtsag He said one day
that he thought you were. very pretty, bui
something of a fiirt.'r' hns onfzy tr'tl.li
"Did he ~ she said, looking up bright,
in my face, as if had given hermuch com
fort. And you say he is going away il
two weeks 2''saiI3llt y I2issT
"Yes. Will he take your heart will
him2niloIs0 diIaii la 9if
| "Flirts are not supposed to have any, vol
know. I don't know what is the matte
! with me. Think every day viii 30 awe,
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SELECTED STORIES.
NelIie's Surrender

BY MRS. ANNA JAMES.
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H. W. DIXON,
T. G. DIXON,
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Joseph Edelbtoeh hss N.Y. y, rese . 'his
fall and winter stock Of: goods, an examin-
alton Of which he would ask Of the people
Of Northern Mininesota.' =. He would call
speci.l attsatisa Is lis Chicago hand.m.ds
boots and shoea which he; will wsrrant in
every respect. He has 81 full line and
challenges competition As to prices. He
Il makins thls branch Of his trade spect-
atty. Mr.. Edelbrock has . heavy stock
Of elotbing, mems and boys; Ill kinds Of
hats and caps; dry goods, dress goods and
trimmings; the far-famed |*Plymouth''
buckskin gloves, Alexandra kids, etc.
Call and see, and you viii surely purchase.
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Msl1osz, November IL, 1859. -
Enrrot JoqlxAl "A fsxea.esaf HkSpp-
ing cough are reported iu this town-also
matrimony-but' nothing very Alarming.
John Buchan, Que Of the employees in
Clarke & Co.'S mills, had three fingers Of
his right hand cut: Oh In the ss1 mill on
Saturday afternoon. This IL, the first &C.
,cident that has yet happened in the mills.
Tho erist mill Il nov! erowdsdxiI1 work.
i reputation for good work and III: Il
turns hes 10. g,ined for :i1t.a.rse number ~ y
ssaa.yy.' nei|.lvss 81 .is;Y t.a: " liitos|'
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Paskard's kelthly, for ono ysar. .,..,y...s..
The Little Corporal, for ono year. ,~.,.,
The Bsskeepers Journal and Natonal
Agrioulturist, Tor one yssr-with . copy
Of "Hints 70 Bes.keepers," (82 pages
and the Bee keepers Text Book" l40
pages. ss-s~s:e.. <:.5 ..s..> a. Il.
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household ii orthern,;s l Min
nesota T. devoted Is the
interests of this part Of the
State, and we intend to make
it of interest to the people
who live here, and to those
abroad as wen..2 ~ s>ad OIL |
We would now announce
that about the list Of Decem-
ber-whfckp viii B6 as soon
as the smoke Of the present
political campaign shall have
cleared away 1--we will COM
mence the publication Of an
Intensely Inter resting Story,
the title of which will be an.
nofaneedr Hereafter: Ef<It Ywi4
o t'' u; i considerable PORTION
of the paper for four or five
~ 81
months; and will: be- one of
the most thoroughly enjoyable
stories ever /: :. YET; E. published.
In addition The JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
|of S6M$ndB 6herM' News,
Agricultural 1Rfermatiop, 1os7
cal ten4sst Market kReports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc.
Among the regh&atl tottes
[|pondents, already well known
ito it's readers, T. will, be- Mrs.
IT. e. swisslelm, In Pehnsyl-
Evania; "Ion,'': ,in Kentucky;
|111F{14G}&a] aj )Fses t' sys:
TEN Of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No. 1abor:ser expense
will be spared Ismaintain
for The JQ!uRlKl|Al,Ll the reputa-
ton it already enjoys of being
the =.s; ;s;.=: I. = = VI
Best Family Newspaper in
Minnesota.
IT. 1T AK.
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THE MARKETS.

g9. CIouD, Nov. 10, 1859.
The wheat market remains about the
same ~ last week-wsak At 90 cents for
choice No. /; 5oss5o for No. 2. Tho Mil
vaukes market 10 about the same - last
wssk-perhsps . shade Armer. Adviees
from Chicago state that but comparatively
little grain u being shipped to New York.
the demand being limited. Az eonse"
quenee, the currency 10 drained out to
meet obligations in the Eastern markets.
Until grain goes forward more rapidly the
money market in tho West must continue
10 be tight. One cause for this light de-
mand u the oversst,msts placed upon tho
crops Of this year, upon which the expee-
taaions Of still farthsr decline are based.
The Chicago Tribune says:
..Ths prospect 10 that some time before
next summer prices Of grain Of oil kinds
will Do much higher, simply because the
crops have been overestimsted and because
prices are very low now. But those who
hold their grain for that high tide, may
have to carry it through even lower prices
than the present before they reach it,"
Old corn is worth 81 +; new corn, in ear,
60 eents-but little brought in.
Oats have advanced slightly, bringing 80
ass cents.
Rye. 65.eoe.
Barley has declined . little, ruling At go
co..
Buokwheat comes in slowly 1t e0a6bc:
Bran, firm It $40 per ton, with . ten
deney to rise, by reason Of tho short hay
crop.
HAy-brings readily So to $40.
Potatoes are hard to get, 50 cents being
| readily paid.
Onions, 60 cents.
But few cranberries are on hand; they
! retail At $500.
The supply Of apples is large. Choice
winter sell at $4.75a$5.0o per barrel
though On account Of the frosts in the up
pie States, some Of the dealers hold fo'
$3.50. ..
Celery Of good quality is in market il
fair quantity, and brings 40 cents per dog
en- heads.
New beans bring from 81 to $1.75 &C
cording to quality.
| A supply Of cider has been received.
sells n $l2 per barrel; 50 cents per gallon
Sweet potatoes, St cents per pound.
Eggs, limited supply; command 25c.
Buttsr-hsrd to get. Good quality com
mands 25as0 cents.
| Cheese has advanced buying 1t 200
retailing at go.
Honey, good supply, At 80 cents.
Cabbsgss bring S. per hundred.
Bssts plenty It so cents per bushel.
Wool comes In slowly, sad rules It 40
II The fur market il SLOW, and the pric'
ii srs much lower than at this time 10
year. ....- -:
The meat market remains unchanged.
M1xxIAPoI1s. Nov. II.
Wheat No. l, o2se7o oats 42s4se col
> 6oa90o. ,'":.
II MILWAUKEE,, Nov. II.
i Whsat-Stsady; No. l, $50: No. 2, 81
=. H.: =. CHICAGO, Nov. 16.
Wheat-Irrsgular, with fair speculsti'
demand; No. Z. 8s}o.
Corn-Irrsgular; No. 2 :4a743e, 81
tats--Firmer and active s9}o cash.
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4 New: Subscribers,

Henry Ward Bsscher's Sermons.
Old Town Po'ks, BY Harriet Bseoher
"t'- ~ Stowe.
Robinson Crusoe- illustrated.
The Arabian Nights Entertsiuments-il-
:, Illustrated.
Watts Divine and Moral Songs.
The American Revolution.
History Of the United StateA
Wonders OF the World.
(The last three ire handsome pictorial
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8 New Subscribers,

! 8 New subscribers,
Life Of Abraham Lincoln, (sse notice
above. H.: ... ,...--.
Mrs. Hals's new Cook Book. 49,.
The Lsdies' Guide 10 Needlswork and
..t: Embroidery. .......:..>.
Western Monthly e choice monthly Of
'z%*2 so pages Price 80 yearly
Norwood, BY Henry Ward Besoher. ,
KsthEins, by Timothy Titeomb.
''Credo. >!.'s.r5 -. a.. H.. 10,
Millions Posms-illussrated.
Moors's Rosms-illustrstsd. =. -.
Ruby Gray's Strategy, BY Mr. Stephens.
st. Cloud JoulxAL, one year.
Lady's Friend, one year. ..
.Oncs Month. one year.
Peterson's Magazine, one year.
Saturday Evening Post, one year.
Arthur's Magasine, one year.
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We have received No: /, Vol. q Of tho
Mount Auburn 1lnlseaz-.n" eauesttea.a
sheet issued monthly - Il, NJ. =: A|afb !
Young Ladies Institute Of: Cincinnati o.
From it We learn tnat the school has open:
ed With large increase Of n ..stt ;id<st
liz yys.r. and i, Il ,fry proipsfoq'': eep
d41pDS 4 /
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srovEs AID T1swAnE.-Atteniion :is
called to the advertisement Of M. +. J. Bon
ham, who has opened stove and tin store
at Kelley's cid stand ON st: German street.
Mr.. Bonham is q workman Of fourteen
years. experience, and is able to do salts
factorily any work that may be needed.
His stock Of stoves is complete, and those
who think Of purchasing would do we'll ia
ra11 :; - "'
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= &C. :R."7You ~ correct. Pietit L Ab-
boettrs il headquarters for winter el'thiag.
You may BE- c.rt |.ln q, getting The bet
goods At The lowest prices. They mean to
lead the trade. Try .hdm. + E0 4
n vi Il. q Et.tttt {! q Z = j
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TOLEDO BIADs.-This mammoth vsekly,
better: known - ::Nasby'ss Paper, An Y.
uounces IN original novel from tho pen of
the Rev. Petroleum " This will add 10
its many other: rare attr.,tions, aad
doubtless. to its, popularity. We will
furnish tho Blade (price $2) and Jou,sA1I
one yeer for $3 g. '':'I' -. :'':' ::''.'
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The Life and Epistles, Of 81. Paul, by
conybeare and Hewson-oomplsts and I'M.
abridged edition, with maps and illustrs-
EtionS. II: ~ ~ :s.3~7 - . = :
The Old World in it, New Faee, by Rev.
- b. W. Bellows. 2yols. H..
Abbott's Llfe Of Christ. 49,. "
;;Putnam's Worlds Progress.
:; Baoon's Essays. 49,. -
SCOTS Works-illustrated.
Burns Works-illustrated.
Tho GslaxY, price 81 ysar.)
Atlantic Monthly, price "A syss,.)
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The Library Association has bssn .p'
pointed for next Thursday svsains, q tAe
re,idencs Of Mr.. Thomas Alden. =. irarn4
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We are indebted TO Hon. E. d. Wilson
for . copy Of the Presidents Message and
accompanying Documents fvr 1668-69.i
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Best Family Newspaper in
Minnesota.
SPLENDID PREMIUMS,

To EVERY subscriber, old o.:
'sev, aue will giue a copy Q Of tie
WESTERN HoMR (see notice
elsewhere. jorj one gear. This
IN no '0ise ;;iete,:feres '0it1 the
premai.nes offered beloso to the
getters-dP5 Of c1o6s, but Is an
addSitsi0'iist.te s,aducenee,at to sub
s@iRers.
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SuDDI1 DIA1H-On Saturday night
last b . man named Hugh Mccoy was 60
ins to biz room st The Central House, and
when close BY the door, he fell to the floor
with the exclamation, ''0h, God! I am
gone !" and almost instantly expired. He
vas low viii consumption the immediate
cause Of death being hemorrhags. He WAS
about IS years Of age, had NO relatives
here, and his remains were buried on Sab
bath afternoon in the Catholic grounds.
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DIED.
FlE EsStEfft

. AT 81 Cloud, NOV. .14lh, 1882, RI hesrt
disease and dropsy, MARY ELl1 AD1TH: Roe,
E.usErosr, ssed 20 years, 7nenths aad 1f
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gNsv s-Nsyosh s4aoe nsfte the
psbns ~ i -. seas.a NJ d4'3..f
OIL CorliS, whore We propose % keep !
arstkelass meat 'naartss!' a ,4AaEt ef1 tHs
public patronage r .eliettsa. I:;Is
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. Q, cour.r.--Piehit 4 ssAbbSttIt.ep ~
erything in tho line Of dry good. clothing,
Fsbqoi. nd ,hos', LIT. ia e.p.,ssaa f.s ~
goods that can Be called fors Z YHTI-r
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E.',Awould ii not b .dvissble fer No. Rtret
ward to purchase thi olduE 1tssrlttt School,
house; tobs used forward meseilaag elst-
TONS, ste:l Some building Of the, kied y
necessary. and nothing suitable could
| probably b had 1t less cost, III!
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The Superior Tribune thinks thst \
that place had direct railroad communists
ton With. St. Cloud Or St. P.ql,-sit would
be greatly ieneated. Undoubtedly \
Ejust Mai e. cloud x1lfslT : EsTv
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Tho Congregational soeiabls Will be
held At the house Of Hon. G. F. Dsvis, to.
morrow (Fridsy) evening. All are invited
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We call the attention Of our readers
to tho advertisement Of tho Groeers' journal,
paper published weekly IN New York,
and which is very useful to the trade.
The amount Of yearly subscription is very
small, the aim Of the publisher being to
secure large circulation to tie Groeer.'
Journal throughout the States. The quota
tions are revised vestly BY .6rst-elass mer-
chants Of New York. and viii save to e.
cry subscriber many times tho amount Of
his subscription.
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10 New Subscriber,

Mseaulsy's History Of Enslaud-6 vols
Prsseot&'s Philip h.-3 vols:
:" Ferdinand and Isabells-s vols
! i" Conquest Of Mexioo-3 vols.
6 Charles VS. vols.
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Two dollars only 10 the price for the bes:
family pspsr In the state.-Ezeaaags. 9
That means Tns JOURNAL, Of course,
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QuslY.-Is St. Cloud 10 have any lee
lures during tho coming winter? II not,
Why not?
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~ An kinds Of JOB Printing, In Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed a
this Office. Send In your orders.

P0sr Oy1lcR.-The Office will be open
only one hour to-day, after ths arrival o.
the Eastern mail, at II o'clock.
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day 10 Parker Oo'o 0ns Dollar os1e. Their system
odss sreatsr opportunity for tho purchase Of the
thousand and one ueeal articles 1t price that comes
Il 10 we'll understood ct. that certain classes Of
goods pay The dealer large percentage Of proAt
This appear almost necessary, especially IN Fancy
dealar dos not sell sufficient sof any one article 10
make It 40 object Ofrade. and, obliged 70 purchase
in snaI quanltstes and when the go0ds are sold BY
three four different classes Of merchants and each
charge very large profit, the price becomes double
the original cost Of manufacture before reaching ~
hands Of the people.
Il 10 in iaeh eooda esskse;A c., Ss / 100 sumus.
immense they make each article speciality. often
buying al mansfetufss en- ptoddcS Tleir st6tS
gives universal asisfapstoas u1tad
Went, e...Io A,5o ash
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Iu Heuus;s ron sAI1.-A large double house
With .ths corner 1T upon which Il stands,
oneI, SQUARE from The Normal School, will
81 pold ;vsf1 skslp. Esquire q this olhee.
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j.: sr,11 BsrE.l.-:-1n addition 70 I'D mar y
valuable premium. given % thq.e; xho
r.iss clubs, We will furnish es1s yl..sbse,;s~,
old Or x new, Who ~. II one y,sr II a.
v,.n,s, . copy IL the Ke,.eri.s Hon.. !.
handsome moathly maga.ine-of vhieh'no.
tie.. is siten elsewhere, for yns ys.r.
No other paper in;ths country ohsfs such
liberal iad to 70 il. il, sab'efibsrs in
IN! th'e Nay q premiums. bus 7N.3
Specimen numbers Of, THr Journal ahi
w..,<rn Home vim. b furnished :thoss Vi.
desire to igst up clubs !" ng1ge. 1-.s !
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The people 81 Meeker eoonty, ~ .
vote Of 5os 70 41s, have resolved .; remove
their county led HUG Forest ely 70 Litlh-
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RAILROAD PaoyEc1.-We learn that the
construction Of . railroad from st. Cloud
to Forest City is in contemplation. The
purpose 10 to afford means for securing
lumber u this place. The benefits Of such
. road to 81. Cloud are obvious, - tho
manufacturing Of lumber would receive .
strong impetus.
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