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,hns,rnr P!ut hottAa. q. Try TIRE II - South
Carf 1tFe<< C31czgo1 Frffste foooas TOT 2ahA
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Clark Ftrrtt and Lincoln zrcoat- ~ feet dntr.
ffrn Npt1h avenue t. Cettrc str1rt. LIES fcES
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Oaf atFeet fec Jeer. from lArzstse to Market
wesaeiI III rt!ets t.ct dc@ from Wei; TO Isi s
Elm ssv1t. ist aeee. fioa Well to Ls;fs6se,
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Ssnss1 s.ft VIII III asp, st 'in t. t s1si 10 90
seasN!ss nIstt. 10 tfes lans. ass
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rf,nlln .:sre. tSa assr f5os c.h street 10 az
s.ds~,ek .;trst ' W isSt dssn tssa cle.So aee. :.
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cara true II DIV isin1 st1rct. LaaJ f<tt I.ns- Is
wS.-oo .t1rst ! ir,t seer tro.n Ok ssFrctt' a.
rsssen INV. W.T. ~ s1s> ~, izes Wei. 'sfe<t
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wa!ie MI: IA ~: f1aa ca. af1t to
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nin:as's :s1stt M IS tx =
s. catch bastns. ~
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rhern nrncr soapa cxnnot Be used without 2HXfA-
raftns thn malady and giving pain to tho patient
Man1iartured bJ CaaWell, lazzst Co, New
Vot%
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The Vefnsnt BpTluE Water-The
e1eaf rrmedy for cancer, hc1ofpt1 Bright dlscA9at
std other kidney affections Blyss suAA<s
HrrutA III Lake street
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Tbe atsre IL e1esusire of fa.An balanc+ aue on l.
SAlic strect md 1Anzye4 for w1dcfa ta -- \: Van
H1rrr strrxt hridf., payahe from p.ceeds of heodA
HwN be nteeHsrr r. tsosfde fri the 2ayueo: .: "a
tsrrr4 rroa h2ds Mhch NAY be faed darnk tkr Eear
Ard Fa q which hsrr alrc1tJ brsn ath ,F1ed - b.
nld Aid Exse tECfuds4 n estimate fc: lnsr.-s
rttf TIE fuuakd drhk the arnrurt Ntteh hsv~ esS
ustE maJ be zcqtErd fos tEta pe1pe.ae- - foiews:
NI mouths interest az $aaanc achool b1ndA N1lG7
SIT n.ezash1' tutx1rst On $3o1AQ City HAL -
s,1 sooSfhs: tnsszrs: % ixa1 isaatl hae4s 7os
EiX r,onths' trtexras 1a 9k0,HH C1ty btt1e -
SKxns NIrnXXExpXn
The Bosrd Of Puhdc Wofkz N1hutsIe4 the fol
lowing h.; Of ecEers tns construction Of which
rrnonasuepded In 1SGa. No action was hken faefc
-ou: -.
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p<4.E.as Place { feet dttp frcRa ilEnet' tsStsA
E4ncsa 10 C1ttAk1 Efcv~ t~enre.t t7s" tFES - NJ
pseass Eiscs, isxt teen ngm ysrtasr SEovs s,-s
ssrnne "a MnoH1Weyr risrs4 lass fre4 aout ... DEea
ns:; 80 1, ~ -, e r 1s r.. tiss e &C tss,
psaEtAA ptser+ teet deeh iron Fqtr's sEe7ae s-a
sss e e. -. q & s. sH u iasaa 81,
beezhG ss4Fs test dees, from rivas ta ArsAf "a,
r!es1se~ LA tret icrE. .:--.....-.t..... ~
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u,nuAr or G Golden Hulr prot1uccd by
/. - srmcsttous OF RohaEe's Aufeoatno PaTas1an
r.oidtn fTc Solely imported BY J. c RCsafo'.
ia,oatIwly. corner OF Twenty LTD suee&. ~ l.
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DIED.

Paper Hanging and WlndeW
shades, ,a.cst EtJie1 Pntnse oua R,asa ano
hr,,1,,es, 1t F. E Higby y 50 Randolph street
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AUCTION SALES.
By MOFFATT. THOMAS Il CO.

REAL ESTATE AUCTION SALE.
On TUESDAY, May lA It O'Clock. rreeteeiy by MOL.
fatt ThcMAs c.. ii thc REAL ESTATE AUCTION
MART, 70 L&ke-st.. thrce door from State-
HOUSE AND LOT
cons3,tIre cf pew twotosy building rrrcted year
etnct and located and known No. 9l West A&dIson-
st, now renting II 87pl per Annun. Also
Is KE&IDENC CE LOTS.
IN Blocks Il and II ShstEelds Addition A1so, 154 Ac1rs
On Graadsr B1lev ard MeKt1sy Su dlEiaion; one Q!
the highest and ms7s Sesn,iu ,pets a. ssssnd !es.
MOFFATr. THOMAS CO.: AMet!oncsts*
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(u motion. the Council adjourned to meet On
Monday ntAt. yeas IL, RAYS Is
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting OF tEc Board
of Aldermen Last Evening.
Communication from the West Side
Park Commissioners.
Appointments OF Ten New Schoo!
Inspectors.
Tho Conxt5tnaonality OF tho Lake
Front ELL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Annual Estimates.

4 regular meeting Of the Common tonhca ~As
held ,as1 night As Honor the Mayor IN the cha15.
t,rc.xut. Aldermen knIckcsboceef, COX. pl1on.
nennr,,aa. wicker. 1I.hn, NcRoy. Calkins, Rabef.
Sheridan. Walsh. Krefe!, Aaeall1ter. Aunteta,
Cpuiskry, Ea:ery. Carpenter. WoodAru Nolaeh'
\ I. Russell, Il F. Ras=cl1. cA.seIuau, Buen'cs.
lae,.r, Schmidt sch,nt1, Berger, shAcsfoEl, Man.
,rr and hehoe.
kaHra ArrRoTEn
rne bonds Of Coussahes Saahn2Stl savage.
llotyc, i1own Sterling, Sltts Lall Zschocke. Com
:.t1. l.tllark. kceler. Ioldcrness, Mitchell, Nc
I l.au AMI Kelley we're submitted Bna approved.
ArrRAlaKkN
Ttc Masp: Nominated Nesn:- f H. Sheldon,
i,,L Il T,Ee1 and II. II. Houote a. appraisers TO
.rrsal,c certain schoo{ lots, aod they were con
!.s1ued hy the Council ...
The communication Of N. n ogden declining
,nr appointment as appraiser Of school i2ods *as
rrAA and the rcslgna1aon accepted
Rr>nE FUR WET slrk fAkk.
The following Communication from tho rrrsi-
dent of ,hr Eear., Of the Test Side Park Iomm!s-
,:onets xss read and fcfe1Tei TO The Committee
gu Finance:
A. s: ~, Hac'd IL ,h s. IT, .pS Snaas aS
e hr he usyssntf ~ T.! ,tsa & ~ q
astis Al ta sua,1sc y. aneqas sL, q uaasy g e.
ses &. fs .st Is t. = I'd
s1er -h.n ltns ond. sa te ssy hsa5fn9 intess. y ~
s..'aa e.. q. s,,' r. lot ~ FL z II.
Ms p ;hs e st't y 5ss51s Il tas is q
' 'san " eeaeen .s1a I'D to 'aaiI,
ND ,a,o, ..s, ..sg 1s9s% T. ~ = e:s.has u.
..e. r.s'4i44 i.J x r F.a' St' II Is
Ir<pdea tef the !nrsrtssS, = 3s"T &C. L., PIT Il :, r.,
Fuhue WORK. T.:
i4eeSiin rast
rcsol expenditure. lar S"r:h sic r..ts .tsasl1
M:t ae FL saFs q ~
sMniioasd 81. Il !. n,cer..y t1 eses4!ain he fa.i
f TT \ The sonh pciase. t9...aaeh ): II y
III Z - ill., sd IsdMsns fron lie .aouai fen
d.7c tle Wtst Chcaep Park Commissioners, !:pou thl
t II as 81 e tSe Is
fa1 Comm taat shc skFvfstr aFfattah Tor IN
twu Gt isioEs IaN sCar Wtre - fooNs:
ErHI SA5la =
i'rssoa4l Itnps'rty .......+-......-.----... hs1
7,,,.....,.. ..,.. sA73,7.
H-st f4rs.toE.
Il. II asos y
I.Tr.nal PROPERTY ss1.os
TasI............ .............,..-.-....-&Sat.A t.A6s
am Informed thai The arpssiscd saine II rs..e .
Ia The city. retnrned ~: 1T yr.F stooaEts
tafe ii The Wctt 1fvtripn. wouli tnou.sc thr xa!u
:pn Il iIos-4ts IL the wrss pisisien to tdssaa >
Aad:Ek shtfa g shr v:ls.:lop q sr.s TO The !.
e:se- taiu..icu q rso;<ry in ths North Dirtiu
sas.k14 Hn Hy rrtc.rncr to il.c hsks - sht nfet
t M ss1 un. hs - 'fe a4n c1Ei ,r"' ar trncr. i"d
!r eli, tor tnrs1 unlos Park and -estt'e'"' Par
~; ~. ..... ...-.,..... .., sn-r,;
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fUAHAROHDENCR WAN1KD-WITH 8QNE
~ essttap Il ncara 70 osist 49, ireas,a; airf-
q a@ the esT, = aa!ttsK @e1 batae. Cos soear-
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PAISLEY yAllD 0R0cHE 3NAWli

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AM1e eEnEas.94 Ea1 Reeavsk trs4 HxA LAd3cs
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He1sehs4a F1FzA1re 2f Every DxsGsyden,
e1A ODe Desk
: At ACCTIOS,
o111ksnAI. Ny lKa. II u tte3s<k
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United States Mails.
NORTH CAROLINA.
PosrorrroE DEpARrxxnr,

POSToFFICE DEPARTMENT,
slea Haatixyton. January 2. 1seo.
PROPOSALS. FOR CONVEYING THE
i mails of the United States from July 1, 1859,
t. Jun. 30, 1871, on the following rontes 10 the
Suite of North Carolina, will be received ut the
Contract Office Of this Department uEtfl3 p Nj,
of March 81 next, to be decided by April 20 foli
lowing: af3 ST sf III
52ll From Washington, by Belleyiew and Swift
Island 10 Newbern, 81 miles and back,,
three times week. ,ssl 5.
Leave Washington, Monday, Wednesday and
E Friday ut O m; as h
Arrive OF Newbern by 4pm;a ssW %
q Leave Ncwbern Tuesday, Thursday, aud
Saturday at IN; ~
Arrive ut Washington by 4 pm
5219 From Smithfeld to Elevation, u miles and
I back, once week. ~
Leave smithfed Thursday ct 2pm; n
Arrive at Elevation by 6 p m;
Leave Elevation Thursday at z fam;
Arrive at Smithfield by II a m.
5213 From Fair Bluff, BY Conwayboro' and Bucks.
vile to Georgetown, Is. Co. u miles and
back, one u week. 6s4ns A5e
Bidders to propose schedule.
52l5 From Newport, by Sanders Store and Pet
tiiord's, to Pelletier's Mills, Is miles and
back, once a week. s7,t ~
Bidders TO propose schedule of departures
The accepted bidders will be required to take
the "test OATH" ~
For forms Of proposal, guarantee, and certih-
CATE and also for instructions as TO the conditions
to be embraced in the contract, &C., see adver-
tiscment of October 81, 1866 and OF this date, in
wiling proposals for mail service in NorthCarolinA,
to be found at the principal postof1ces.
Bills should be sent n sealed envelopes, super.
scribed Z" Mail Proposals for North Carolina"
and addressed to the Second Assistant Postmas-
ter General. t..s.
= ALEX. W. RANDALL,
Postmaster General.
jan 12 309-law4w
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Markets.

WILMINGTON, Jan. 16.-Spirits Turpentne
quiet, 471za47%. Rosin quiet. Turpentine
81 15tosS25. Tar, nothing doing Cotton quiet
at 27a2SH.
NEW Yoak, Jan. 16-Cotton quiet, sales 1850
bales-middlings 2s11
New YORK. Jan. 16.-Cotton opened firm but
closed dull and lower. Sales $500 bales at 1915.
Flour dull and lower; superfne IS, 70 and 1920.
Wheat dull and lower Corn shade frmer and
in fair demand, partly speculative. White South
ern 81 to SO Pork quiet at S2911s. Lard heavy.
Kettle 1874 to 10. Naval stores quiet. Groceries
quiet and firm. Money easy at and Z. Ster
ling 81 to 81. Governments strong. 62's, 1874
to 125s. State securities active and heavy.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1G-Cotton 81. Flour quiet
and steady Wheat dull-prime Maryland 81. 10.
Corn dull-white 81. Oats dull at 20. Provi-
siOnS firm
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The Maiden,s Choice.

o! give me the life of o farmer wife,
In the fields and the woods so bright,
'Mong the singing birds and the lowing herds,
And the clover blossoms white.
The note of the mornings heavenward lark
Is the music sweet to me;
And the dewy flowers in the early hours,
The gems love to see!
Oh give me the breeze from the waving trees,
The murmur of summer leaves;
And the swallows song as he skips along,
Or twitters beneath the caves;
The plowman's shout as he's turning out
His team, at set of sun,
Or his merry 'good night" by the FREELY iight,
When his daily work is done.
And give ME the root and the luscious fruit,
MY own hands rear for food;
And the bread so light, and the honey white,
And the milk SO pure and good!
For sweet the need OF labor is,
When the heart is strong and true,
And blessings will come to the hearth and the
home,
If tour best We brayely do.
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Those men, faint-hearted and of little
faith, says the Press, who are always in
alarm about the public debt, and troubled lest
it should prove to be crushing on cOrpo-
ration of less than thirty millions of people,
increasing yearly, may take comfort in the
fact that the policies issued by the life in
surance companies of this country represent
an amount nearly one-half as large as our
entire national debt--eleven hundred and
sixty-one millions, seven hundred and twenty
nine thousand, seven hundred and seventy
six dollars (S1,161.729, 776). The yearly
premiums out OF which these sums must in
the end be paid are borne by but four hun
drcd thousand people, or, to speak accurate
ly, 401. 140-less than half million. or un-
der one-sixtieth of the entire population of
the United States.
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places more sdyantagenusly situated than
this, and where the erection of a Penitentiary
would not necessarily be so costly.
1t is proposed by the parties making the
deeds that they will now conform them to
what is held to he the contract on which
they were based. The committee would
vet call the attention of the Senate tothe
very needlesslv expensive character of the
( stockade that is being erected ON the site.
There can be no earthly use for the timber
when not used for its present purpose-it is
need,essly heavy and the expense to the
State will be SIS or $40. 900, when astockade
costing So or $4,000, or perhaps less, would
in the Judgment of all practical men have
been amply sufficient.
We forget to say that the. deed for the
site hears date Dec. 2, 1868 and has no ex-
plicit warranty, and the liabilities and oo-
legations all rest ON the State The deed ior
I the 5000 acres OF land bears date DEC. D,
( 1868. The Committee on the PenitenoaIy
/ gave the order on the Treasurer Tor tne
/ bonds November 10th, and they were pald
November 8Otb. 1868, of which the Deep
River Manufacturing Company received
S56 ono and D. j. Pruyn $44, 600.
We will now permit the Senate to draw
.ho;r own conclusions There has been an
effort on the part of the Committee to get
the exact truth and so state it. That the
State is deeply wronged we are satlshed.
That the Committee ON the Penitentlary
were ERE imposed upon by parties who cared
/ only to make good thing out OF the State,
is equally true. We may be suffered to
recommend to the Senate so soon as pos
sible to dispose of the 5000 acres OF land,
determine permanently the site of the Pen
itcntiary, simplify the agency by which
to carry out the requirements of the Consti-
tuition and the hopes of the people. Ask the
cooperation of the House to this purpose,
and in the beneficent and economical results
| of this great institution, the people soon will
! forget the trials and wrongs that beset Its
inception.
Respectfully submitted,
G. W. WELKER,
w. L. LOVE,
| SILAS BURNS.
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THE LODI MANUFACTURING co.
(Esta6lished 1840.)


(Esta5lished 1s40)
INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS to
send for phamphlet descriptive of their Fer
tilizers.
We offer our Double Refined Poudrette, equal
to the best Super-phosphate, at the low price
$500 per ton. The Company also make SUI
pcrior article of Nitro phosphate and pure Bone
Dust. See testimonials
E. NJ. TODD, Smithfeld, Va, says where he
used the Double Refined Poudrette on Corn il
doubled the yield.
WILLIAMS BROS Dover, Del. says it gave
their Rhubarb and Tomatoes vigorous growth,
ripening the latter two weeks earlier.
p. W. HUTCHINSON, SEN, near Cherokee,
Ga, says it nearly doubled his yield Of Cotton.
HoN ELI. s. SHORTER, Eufaula, Ala, says
his Cotton was fully equal to adjoining fields
manured with the best Super phosphates.
s. MONTGOMERY, Ellavile, Ca, says it in
creased his crop of Cotton $50 lbs per acre.
G.S. OGLESBY, Marietta, Ca, usedit on Corn
and Cotton and says 1t more than DOUBLED the
yield. He regards it the cheapest and most re-
liable Fertilizer within his knowledge.
Ex-Gov. SMITH, WarrentOn, Va, tried it with
three several crops the last and present years, and
says: 81 PRONOUNCE 1T WITH CONFIDENCE A
MOST VALUABLE MANURE"
The Superintendent of GEN. W. R. COX, Pc k
Island Plantation N. c., says: al think the
Poudrctte used for Corn cannot be surpass, =
used 1t also on Cotton which produced large
yield"
DOCT. E. NJ. PENDLETON, Sparta Ca,
says: "The Nitro Phosphate of lime. used on
| Cotton made 24S per cent the first year.
PRoF'R GEO. H. COOK, of the New Jersey
| State Agricultural College, at New Brunswick,
| says: "The Double Refined Poudrette and
Nitro phosphate of Lime paid us full 100 per cent
above their market value in the increase OF crops
this year."
Address LODI MANUFACTURING co,
Boz $780, Neao York p o.
Office &c Cortlandt Street.
| B. G. Graham, Charlotte, and Hinson & Brown,
Kenansville, Agents for he Company.
ian l3 2-WSm
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QUARRELrNG.- If anything in the world
will make man feel BADLY, except pinch
ing his fingers in the crack of the door, it is
unquestionably uarrel No man ever
fails to think less of himself after it than be-
fore. 1t degrades aim in the eyes of others,
and, what is wors :, blunts his sensibilities
on the one hand and increases the power OF
irrltablity on the other. The truth is, the
more peeaeeabi'J and quiet we get on, the
better Tor on neighbors. In nine cases out
OF ten, the etter course is, if a man cheats
you, cease 20 deal with him; if he is abusive,
quit his CT ompany; and if he ISLANDERS you,
take care to live so that nobody will believe
MN. TO matter who he is, or how he mis-
uses ye u, the wisest way is to let him alone,
Tor tp ere is nothing better than this cool,
calm. and quiet way of dealing with the
wr ,ngs we meet with.--Atlanta Nep Era.
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THE Rocky MOUNT CoTroN MILLs.-A
correspondent of the Wilmington Journal,
speaking of these Mills, situated in Edge
combe county, says:
zone of the curious things that has hap
pened the past fail, is that North Carolina
merchants have selected these goods in New
York, as the best to be had at the price and
paid for them there the same price at which
Mr.. Battle would have delivered them at
their doors"
When will our merchants and business
men learn to foster and sustain the industri-
al pursuits of their own State by buying
articles of North Carolina manufacture with
out waiting for them to be shipped to New
York first?
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READ
READ
How th Connecticut Mutual Lie Pays Losses.
ASSETS NOW OVER $23,o0O.ooO.

DY PERMISSION 1 PUBLISH THE FOL-
ID lowing receipt of Policy No. 81, 927. for S. 600
on joint life:
Received at Raleigh, N. C, Dec. 18th, 1865
of s. d. Wait, Gen'l Agent of the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company, five Thousand
one hundred and forty-two dollars in full pay
ment OF Policy No. 81, 927 and dividend, and
hereby surrender all right, title and interest in
the same to said Company.
(signed) JOHN HUTCHINSON,
OF New Berne, N G."
1t will be seen by the above, although the party
had been insured but six months, yet one half
the premium was cancelled by an anticipated
dividend In this staunch old company, Policies
are paid in full, dcducting only the interest on
notes from last payment until time of death of
the assured. This Company exercises great care
in the selection of its risks, and although the
Company has been represented in this State near
ly two years, and has been doing an extensive
business, tie above is its first loss.
8. D. WAIT, Gen. Ag't.
dee % 29S-d&wtf
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$500 Reward
FOR THE CAPTURE OF OUTLAWS.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
To any Sheriff or other LAWFUL officer Of said State:
WHEREAS, INFORMATION HAS THIS
w day been received by me, one Of the Judges
of the Superior Court OF North Carolina, upon
the oath of Eli Dampier, that Raiford Pearcc and
james Edwards, on or about the 18th day of No
vembcr, 1858, in the night time of the said day,
in tue county of Nash, did unlawiully and felo-
niously break and enter the dwelling house of
one Bryant Rice, in said county, and did then and
there feloniously steal, take, and carry away the
sum of Fifty Dollars of the currency of the Uni.
ted States, commonly called "Greenbacks ~
And that the said Raiford Pearce and James Ed
wards flee from justice and evade arrest and
service of the usual process of law, and CONCEAL
themselves in the county of Johnston, in said
State; Now, therefore, 1, the said A. W. Tourgee,
one of the Judges of the said Superior Court OF
North Carolina, do issue this proclamation
against the said Raiford Pearcc and the said
janis Edwards, and do hereby require them
forthwith to the proper officers OF the law. And
do also empower and require the sheriff OF the
said county of Wake, to take with him such
power he shall think to be necessary, and go
in search and pursuit of the said Raiord Pearce
and James Edwards, and to arrest them where
ever found; and if the said Raiard Pearce and
james Edwards shall continue to stay out Turk,
and conceal themselves, and do not Immediately
surrender themselves, any and every citizen OF
the State is hereby authorized and empOweredto
capture arrest and bring them, or either of them,
to justice and in case of flight or resistance by
them either of them, after being called on and
warned to surrender, to STAY such one so flying or
resisting, without accusation or impeachment OF
any crime. .trs
l do hereby direct that copy of this my pro-
clamatinn, shall be published at the door of the
Court House and four other public places in the
counties of Wake Johnston and Nash, in said
State.
Witness my hand at Raleigh, January, II, 1869.
A. W.. TOURGEE,
Judge Superior Court 9TH Judicial Dist
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70 Is e. E aaG FSSl' decd Petition for relief
Superior Court, Fall Term, 1865
THIS CAUSE COMING ON TO BE HEARD
i at this term of the Court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the Court that Charles e.
Robinson and wife Victoria, s. E. Hines and
wife Maria Louisa, and 8. P. Pool and wife
Annie, heirs at law and legatees of Joseph n.
Pool, deceased, defendants in this cause, reside
beyond the limits Of the State
1t is therefore ordered, That publication be
made for six weeks in the Raleigh Standards
newspaper published in Raleigh, N c., notify
ing the said defendants of the filing OF this pc
tition; and that they appear before William E.
Vaughan, Probate Judge for Pasquotank County,
North Carolina, at the Court House, in Elizabeth
City, County and State aforesaid, at IL o'clock,
NJ. on the first Monday of March, A. D. 1869, and
also at the next Term of this Court to be held for
the County of Pasquotank at the Court House
in Elizabeth City, N. c., ON the tenth 40 Mon
dav after the first a. Monday of March, A. D.
1869, and plead, answer, or demur to said petit
ton, or the same will be taken as confessed, and
heard er parte as to them.
W. E. VAUGHAN,
Clerk Superior Court of Pasqustanl County.
jan IL 309-1awGw
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Currituck County.--Justice,s Court.
D. M d. Lindsey
against Before James Ferebee, j. P.
Miles Mcpherson
TN this case 1t appearing to the undersigned,
i one of the Justices of the Peace Of the county
of Cuirituck, State of North Carolina, that the
defendant is not a resident of this State; and it
further appearing by the complaintof said plant
i'll, filed in my office, that the defendant above
named is justly indebted to said plaintiff in the
sum of 5000, due by note, with interest from
tn, 18th day of December, 1859:
1t is therefore ordered that the summons be
served by publication, that the said defendant
appear at New Bridge, in Currituek county, on
the 9th day oil June, 1859, to answer the COM
plant filed. in the weekly Standard, newspaper
published in Raleigh, once week for weeks
JAMES FEREBEE, j. P.
dec % 293-1aw4w