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Wilmington, New York, Baltimore, Liv.
pool, st. Louis and Cincinnati. li
Wns ISsros, Dec. u.-spirits 1urpentine
quiet, at ~ Rosin dull. Strained 81, IS. Crude
Turpentine unchanged. Tar unchanged. Cot
ton steady at 2S1s.
New YORK, Dec. 1L--Cotton quarter cen;
better. Sales 1000 bales at e51s. Flour dull.
SuperHue State $460 40. Common to fair
e1tra superine $3.50 to $500 Wheat dull
Red Western q. so to sl.S4 Corn quiet and
firm. Mixed Western s1.lo to si.1s. Pork
heavy. $50 to SEX. Lard shade firmer. Ket
tie 19A to 20. Whiskey sl.01. Groceries quiet
Turpentine 4S1S to A. Rosin S20S. q.
The following is the Bank Statement Loans
have decreased half million. Specie has. de-
creased nearly million. Circulation has de-
creased trihe. Deposits have decreased half .
million. Legal tenders have increased nine
hundred thousand. rl
Money is steady. Sterling dull sss to 81.
Gold a31s to a51. Governments quiet and
steady. State qonds firm.
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PERSONAL.

Frank Marston, of ST. Louis, who recently
brought suits against the Journal and
Times of that city. having failed to furnish
security for the costs has been ruled out of
court. Hl.Ts Z. 6 beng I
Miss Elizabeth PEBBLES, called by the semi
harbarous press a carpet bagess of the
school teaching persuasion, has been elected
Clerk of the House in Washington Terri
tory. ..e.t.-,. .t-.. -,
Par Doolan, at the battle of Chancellcrs
vile, bowed low at a cannon hall which
whizzed just six inches above his head
Faith" says Pat, lone never loses anything
by being polite" e, Il1 g. 1ir "-
Louis Rielle, leader of the Red River revo
lutinnists, was born in that region of French
parents, received classical education in
Montreal, In the same college where Genera!
Dix graduated, and is now twenty four
years old. .......rr ISL
The Mcfarland Richardson affair con.
tinues to excite the Gothamites sThe New
York Herald takes sides with Mcfarland
and deals the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
some heavy blows for the part he took in
the tragedy. 0
Broadhead, the notorious leader of Trades
Unions at Sheffield, England. is coming to
America, the authorities having refused tc
grant him public house license since com
phcity in several Union outrages was proven
against him. .........l-..-
Senator Cole, of California, says that hs
has mo- intention of presenting his brother,
Gen. Gen. w. Cole. of Hiscock nntoriety, a!
Secretary of the United States Senate. HI
stosd by him like brother during his trial
and in the same fraternal kindness leave'
him in retirement. SIG
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TOBACCO THIEvEs.-Orange and Chat
ham have b. come notorious for crime Of
higher order, while Caswell seems to be the
locality for bee gum thieves, corn rangers,
and tobacco lifters. Here is the last, which
we copy from the Chronicle: Last Monday
night some one made another raid on MIR.
Vim. Taylor. of this vicinity and stole
about $500 worth of tobacco. 1t was ira
ced to the barn door of Addison Holden
alias Counally. freedman, which was locked
up and Adkisson no where to be found.
The tobacco was recovered, while Adkisson
played hide and peep-he has since gathered
up his family and cut to parts unknown,
and it now appears that he had a ring OF
Is coIorrd accomplices. some of whom are
under arrest, and Others have followed IN
the footsteps of their illustrious leader. Ad-
kisann
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aWHo WOULD suFFER p,

1T Is NOW % YEARS SINCE DR. TOBIAS FIRST
introduced the Venetian Liniment'' in the United
States and in single instance has his medicine
failed to do ALL If not more than is stated in his pam
phlet. As an external remedy In cases Of Chronic
rheumatism, Headache Toothache Bruises, Barns,
Cuts Sores, Sweings, Spafns stiRgs Of Insects and
Pains in Limbs, Back, and Chest its wonderful cura
tive powers are miraculous Taken internally for the
cure Of Cholera Collie, Diarrhea, Dysentsry, Sick
Headache and Vomiting is Soothing and Penetrating
qualities are felt as soon as taken. The oath with
which each bottle is accompanied will show that Their
is nothing injurious in its composition Thousands Of
certificates have been received speaking of the rare
virtues Of this valuable article ANY person after hav
ing used 1t once viii never be without it Every bottle
Of the genuine has the signature Of IS. Tobias"
the outside wrapper Sold BY the Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Price. 30 cts.
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York. -.
nov IL a 5IS-d&w1m,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A Missouri editors name is Wufada am.
His paper isn't. -- .r.F... assit d
Three women students are in attendance
upon the lectures OF the medical college at
Indianapolis. .. aLr aiee
A Massachusetts woman for seating her
poor oppressed husband daily has just been
sent to jail for two months. -."i I
A Louisiana planter had great success in
tanning a young panther until it took a
fancy to dine off him, which it did. t
The new Cincinnati milk inspector is
working wonders The milk dealers threat
en- his life, and there is jolly prospect o.
row and pure milk. F
Perhaps it is an old, but it certainly is a
felicitious saying of Josh Billings. that lone
single hornet who feels well will break up
large camp-meeting. Sc ..sl. ..at& ..F
The Woman Suffrage Association of New
York city is about to publish the names of
the Philadelphia medical students who in
suit female students.
The first Methodist, sermon in America
was preached little over century ago, to
congregation OF five persons. Those five
persons have done we'll, ''multipl, ing and
replenishing." ,a gaeaa- I3tfa /
Wisconsin claims that if it has no noun
tains, it can boast of the length of its vers,
and it enumerates II whose waters rise in Of
flow through the State whose aggregate
length is 2,247miles fF' %" 7i'
The Altoona police order that no female
under twenty-one shall appear on the stage,
and he suggestion follows that if the restric-
ton was placed upon any female over forty
it would be more pleasant at -.
Two boys, huntingi in the woods last week
near Dayton, Wisconsin, were attacked by a
lynx, which fastened itself upon the shoul-
ders of one Of them. the other. who carried
a shot gun, Immediately placed the muzzle
against The animal and Tired. instantly kill.
ing it. -ln+A7t ? allH psis 'li'9i'iA421
West Virginia has some tall soma, in the
neighImrhood of Lewisburg, living within
half mile from each other, whose respect
i've heights will exceed that of any othel
section. The first, twenty years old, is
feet Q inches high; the second, nineteen
years old. is feet inches, and the third
bet ween fourteen and fifteen years old, is
! teet 81 inches high.
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r.
Watering the milk in Switzerland SUBJ
jects the offender to eighteen months in
prison. sTs's fAsa ~
Ladies admitted to tae General Chamber
Of Toronto, at the opening Of the House, are
requested to appear in full dress
In Africa if any one comes before King
without full dress cnstume. 1. e.. straw hal
and a ring in The n Be, his head goes in
the waste-basket before he can wink twice.
Intelligence from Paraguay, by way of
Lisbon. is to the effect that the main Brazil
ian army was unable to advance against
Lopez for want of provisions; the men were
living on horsefesh. 10 s s,...-l
Mr.. Burlingame the Chinese minister.
had an interview at Berlin yesterday with
the King. and presented his credentials.
The meeting was characterized by the usual
complimentary speeches.
On the occasion of the accouchment of
the Princess Marguerite, the municipality of
Naples gave new suit of clothes tn twenty
/ cab-drivers who had never committed any
breach of the city regulations.
si Much excitement prevails in Havana, in
! commercial circles, over the intelligence
that tile United States Government had
caused the Spanish gunboats at New York
to he disabled to prevent their sailing. 30
Two thousand Jews have been removed
from the Bessarabian frontier into the inte-
rior of Russia within few days, under the
old law limiting their residence. The EN-
peror, it is believed, will disapprove these
proceedings. ,.. - s.t ~
= Late advices from the PHILIPPINE Islands
state that formidable reactionary conspi-
racy has been discovered at Manila. Many
arrests were made The principal person
implicated committed suicide when he
found that the scheme had been frustrated.
The Russian actresses have protested
against the undress SO dear to the present
French stage. On the occasion of lie Pc
tit Faust" being represented at St. Peters
burg, they positively refused to don its cos
tunes unless they were developed into CON-
parative decency. and the manager was OBJ
liged to respect their scruples. and to sacri-
fee what he considered one of the most at
tractive parts of his display.
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Deaths.


Died, in Halifax County, on Friday, the 26th
Nov, Mrs SALLY ANx, wife Of Mr. John W.
Manning, leaving eight children.
Died. of consumption, 10 81. Luke's Parish,
Washington county, N. c., on Saturday, Nov.
Goth, 1859, Mrs. JANE DOWNING. consort Of Jas.
b Downing aged about 80 years &
Died, in Wilmington, N. c., on the eth ult.
Mr.. JOHN CORNELL. -Jt
Died, near Rockport, Hot springs, Arkansas,
Nov. eth, 1869, Mr.. JOHN q. KELLY, formerly
of East Bend, n. CO. aged 81 years, 2 months
and Is dsps. ie
Mrs. ANNA JONES, consort Of Col EussEL L.
JONES, departed this life, at the residence Of hel
husband. on Hominy Creek, Buncombe county,
N. c., August e1st, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, 1863, in
the ffty-sixth year OF her age. ia
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XII KI,Ux OUTRAeEs are now IN
the daily receipt of additional outrages being
perpetrated by the Ku Klux Klan-in fact
We find it impossible to keep up with their
acts of lawlesshess. Only yesterday we
cited case-in Saturdays issue we chroni-
c..Ss.-he hanging of q colored man up In
ill., ~ and to day, we are called upon to
WIZ, Adicity to the additional fact, that
me-" tctts ago, they entered the house OF
,eeLs .,<,sv; Aim one mile of Chapel Hill
mi, "a, ont. shaved one side of his head
,-fsee and warned him that il he took
.off h;s entire beard or intertered with the
/ ,,a;r an his head, they would 90 after him
.,,s;n and take his head off Thus intimi
dsted. Mr.. King feels it security to life, to
.onuear among his fellows thus shnrn.
And again, the same organization made a
aid. but few nights since, into the town
of Pitrsboro' pretending to be looking after
government officer. True, they did
thing while in Pittshnro', but it was only
.acsuse they failed to find the object of Their
earch.
T. ia useless to miuce words in speaking o
eco organizations, they have become, NO
~ intolerable nuisance. but terror t.
- No man can travel the country O
20 and Chatham with any show of Sc
rity. and it is now time that the Legisl'
had given this matter their careful col
lion. The Governor ought to be il
- - With the power to maintain the peat
d;gpity of the State. If he is left po'
!, then be will be compelled to seek a
nee frop another source,
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RETURNING TO THEIR OLD MOTHER
We have noticed recently, that many OF Car
olinia's sons and daughters VIII left the old
State since the war, in search OF better
places" are coming back "to live and die
in the old land that gave them birth"
We have the Clayton, ILL.,, Sentinel Judge
Strother's paper of the LIST inst, from which
we learn that Mr.. John W. Cole, formerly Of
Raleigh, but who has been living in Clayton
is on his return to our city. In taking a
last, sad farewell of John, the Judge says.
MAY he have safe journey home, and may
he find all his relations and friends in good
health, with plenty OF this worlds goods.
Goodbye, Cole" -'
There was tear drapped when strother
pronounced those words good bye" We
expect to have the pleasure at no distant
day of announcing the discontinuance OF
payer in Illinois, and the arrival OF its ven
cradle editor in this city.
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Special Notices.
PAIN KILLER.


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and unrivalled
FAMILY DICINE,
1t has been iavorably known for more than twenty
years. during which time have received thousand.
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neverailing remedy for diseases caused BY or ate
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Sudden Colds, Coughs, Fever and Ague headache, BIZ
lious Fever, Pains in the Side, Back and Loins
as well as il the Joints and Limbs, Neural
gia and Rheumatic Pain in aLy part Of
the System, Toothaehe and
Pains In the head face.
A Blood Purifier and Tonic for the Stomach,
1t seldom fails to cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion Live,
Complaint, Acid Stomach, Heartburn, Kidney Com.
paints Sick Headache, Piles, Asthma or Phthisic,
Ringworms Boils FeIlons, Whitlows, old Sores, Swell
ed Joints and General Debility of the system.
1t is also prompt and sure remedy for Crampe and
Pains in the Stomach, Painters Collie Diarrhea. Dye
EMERY, Summer Complaint Cholera Morbus. Cholers
Infantun, Scalds, Burns spnins, Bruises Frost Bites
Chibiains as well as the stings Of Insects Scorpions
entpedes and the bites of Poisonous Insects and We
nomous Reptiles.
See Directions accompanying each bottle.
nov $50 Qmt-daw3m
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DWELL @ BURNT.-The large dwelling
owned by John Hastings, in the county of
Forsythe, says the Patriot, was destroyed by
fire on Tuesday night last. Two families
we're living in the house, but did not dis
cover the fire in time to save anything from
the second finor. Loss about $2,000-no
insurance. Supposed to have been fired by
An incendiary.
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Terrible Calamity-Four Children Burn.
ed to Death.
MAGNOLIA. N. c., Dec. 8. 1869

M MAGNOLIA, N. u, DeC o, IoU5. 7
EDITOR STAR-Dear Sir: The writer
learns that one day last week the cabin of
a colored man on Mr.. Norris Fredrick's
plantation, in Duplin, N. c., was burned
and four children persisted in the flames.
The children were fastened in the house by
the mother on her leaving few hours pre-
vIous. thus preventing any chance of escape.
Had it not been for this some or all might
have been saved, as one or two were five
wears old. This should be warning to the
many mothers, hnth white and black, who
often leave children alone. Correspond
ence Vii Star. 5a 4ilalE sa
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AVAILABLE BooK-The Constitution of
the State of North Carolina, together with
the Ordinances and Resolutions of the Con-
stitutional Convention, which assembled in
this City in January. 1868, is one of the
most valuable histories of the reconstruction
OF the State which can be had. 1t contains
much matter of interest to the legal profess
sion and to the politician. 1t is handsomely
bound in leather. and lettered in gilt. There
are only very few copies for sale, and we
would suggest that no public mans library
is complete without it. See notice in anoth-
81 ,olumn of 'price &c
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REsToRArIoN OF VOICE.

i, -r WAsnxGTos, d. c., Sept. =, ls,g.
Ihave been suffering Tor nearly Two years with sn
asction ofthe throat and lungs, csuse, by exposre
and cold. Ny voice was completely gone; could not
speak above whisper. My general health was very
much impaired. applied 10 celebrated physciaus IL
New York and elsewhere with little relief 4 hoy
advised me to try DeBings Wonderful Remedy. Via
fugR. haze used four bottles, and hsppy tn
can now speak 60 to be heard at detance and ms
health is greatly improved earnestly recvnrcud
this VALUABLE MEDICINE to the afflicted.
r. T. SHnLNGLAw, Late Captain 18th Scw York
Highlanders, and v. R. G. United States -.1ny.
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A FEW COPIES ONLY
Constitution Of the State Of H.c.

Ordinances and Resolutions Of tke Con.
stitutionai Convention, assenhIed
= in -, City o. Raleigh, Jsnuayy
18th, 1855.
A most valuable book for the La1yer ana
Politician, and win soon be difacult 70 Obtain.
Price. Ia Law DisAiSg, ~. :. g. 2. "a. "a.
For safe at this 9 &c. eend in your orders.
DEC v 584-d1w&wlt
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GIN BURMA cotton gn, the property
Of Mr.. Spencer NJ. Boon, living some ten
miles east of Loulsburg, in Franklin county,
vas consumed by fire on Sunday night last
the 5th instant. Along with the gin, some
ten or more bales of cotton belonging
some to Mr. Boon. but mostly his neigh
hOrs, was burned. 1t was the work of an
incendiary. Mr.. Boon is an energetic
young farmer, and his loss will quite seri-
ously embarrass him.
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The sinking Of the steamer Cotton Plant,
in Tar River, has greatly inconvenienced the
good people of Washington. Efforts are
being made to raise her.
We would suggest to our friends in Beau
fo-t county, to take an interest in the Rail
Road to be built from Wilson down in the
direction of WashIngton-your town ought
to be its eastern terminus Then the river
might get on a swaziland who'd care
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HOUSE BLOWN UP.-The Norfolk Day
Book of the 9th inst, says: 1.-THE grocery
strre of Mr.. Jerry Sawyer, in Elizabeth city,
Y. c., was robbed, set fire to and blown up
yesterday morning about half past four
o'clock. His insurance on stock valued
at $4,000 had expired lew days ago. 1t
vas considered fortunate that they did blow
up, as the fire must have been very destruc-
tive to the adjoining property otherwise
No clue to the perpetrator has been discov-
cred. Mr.. Sawyer's family lived above the
store and barely escaped with their lives.
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Col. A. A. Crookston was yesterday APP
qOinted Deputy Marshal by Col s. T. Car
p~. U. s. Marshal for the State of North
Nrollna. COL Crookston will be located at
Dnesville, Martin county. This appoint
cent will make it convenient for o. s. Com
nissioners living in the Eastern part OF the
20
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CRIMES AND CAgUALTIES.

A boy On Long Island hung himself to
death to ascertain how it would feel.
A child died in Brooklyn, on Thursday
last, from the effects of swallowing paper
of needles. .i aFt.a
A young fellow in Baltimore recently tried
to murder colored girl because she would
not marry him. -... --r. .
A theatre copyist in London has read and
transcribed 2,800 plays in the last ten years,
and is reported to he still living and sane.
man named Hulet shot and killed an
other named Williams at Lathrop, Mo-, yes
terday. Cause, dispute at gaming table.
Hulet was arrested.
Florence Scannell, a noted politician, and
candidate for Alderman, was fatally shot in
riot in Second Avenue, New York, recently
Three Others were wounded, one of them
ia ally.
Mrs. Esther E Cooper, formerly Of New
Albany, Indiana, committed suicide recently
at Sturgis, Michigan, by tying heavy piece
OF iron around her neck and jumping into
cistern.
Chas Grandson. of St. Clond. Minnesota.
was hunting for deer, few days ago, and
while secreted in clump of bushes, watch
ing for his game, he was himself shot in the
leg. by another hunter, who mistook him for
deer.
An Arizona paper says that the lifeless
hodies of four men, supposed to have per-
ished from thirst, were found on the desert
near Las Vegas Ranch, a few days ago.
When found three Of the bodies were
naked.
Two couple were arraigned and found
guilty in the Lawrence, Mass, court on
Tuesday, for husband and wife swapping
The husbands had deliberately exchanged
wives with the free consent of the women,
and were living happily together when some
scapegoat informed on them.
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Executive Department. Of \. e..

RALEIGH, Dec. %, 1860
"HEREAS, IuformatiOn la. been received
w at this Department tina, oue SAxpEI.
BUTfs, notorious desperado, against whom
indictments are pending il, several Cnl:iitica I'll
the State for outrages committed in .jnI,-s Ii
noir, Duplin and Greene, las escaped and isppw
at large; and, ., .t
WHEREAS, The said SAMUEL BITS IS tnw
supposed to be lurking in or near the Couaties
aforesaid, to the terror of NIL good ard laval
ding citizens. H l-.a
Now, therefore, l, ". ". HOLDEN, GovcfpOr
OF the State of North Carolina, by ,iriue pi au-
thority vested in Inc by section Of an act ,nti.
tied " An act to prescribe the power and duty OF
the Governor in respect 10 fugitives from jus.
tice, do issue this proclamation, Offering d re-
ward Of five hundred dollars for the si,prc-
heneion and delivery ol said criminal u ti'r
proper authorities oil either ct the sioscsat
Counties and do cpjOiu ul officers cf the
peace, and each and every good citizens, 10 old
in securing the cnds OF Justice in this ea-c.
Done at our city of Raleigh. iiiis,api day
10. G. Of December, 1865, md 10 Tbs glth year
Of our Independence iiH Z -
u 81 ". W. HOLDEN. tssr.susr.
w b RacH1spsoy, friyps. Seer, t.,y.T -, -.
ilnfngto6 P6soasit tho &c d;iis! COW tIues.
y &c % rctu ss.;oy nss.a go ~ c5at-5t
IN \ sr.44-it o 4.s4-
I -, ,.,esi . tEOR sAItE. a;yrlsf aI'geE
Y&H VALUABLE CiTgi Lp'fss ONE stCRE
i each. Apply to
deo11-lv u BADGER
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A C.se of Grayel ana Dro,,,,

WASHINGTON, D. c., January 10, 1889
l was badly afflicted witt Kidney and Gravel
complaint, attended with Dropsical Affection,
and a few weeks use Of DeBing's Wonderful
Remedy has cured me. ..--.l.,.
RANDALL FILn, 49S Maryland Avenue.
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ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.

VIENNA, Fairfax County, Va, sept X, ls'S
have been long troubled with severe ash;aa cHu ;.
inc great nervous prostration paltati of iear au'
shortness OF breath with pain in my LETT c and brtas
Itried doctors prescriptions and nay oihes edcih.
got DO relief until I took DeBirc's Cvnsumptirr
Remedy am now taking the thiri hottie, and ala
greatly improved Ifee stout and erie free from
those paine nervousness and shOrtnefe Of breath.
Ihave married daughter who has been afflicted with
peculiar female complaints, with tendency TO
sumpdve decline She Is now quite well, after takii.
only four bottles of this wonderful remedy.
Itlysy " 1fnpy;l AMI
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wednesday, Dec. 10. 1869.
Gen. d. H. HILL proposes to publish a
weekly paper IN Charlotte. sfa

REPUBLICAN Mass MEETNG.-We have
been requested to state that. there will be ii
grand mass meeting OF the Republican party
held in this city on the oath of the present
uloufh. A full attendance is desired, as
business of Importance will be brought
before the meeting. gt,fa.
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A PROCLAMATION,
By His Excellency the Governor Of North
-. Carolina.

Executive Department Of y. C.,
RALEIGH, Dec. 9th, 1859.
WHEREAS. Official information has been
w received at this Department that vacancy
exists in the representation from the 4th Sens
torial District in the Senate OF North Carolina.
Now, therefore, l, w. w. HOLDEN, Governor
of the State Of North Carolina, BY virtue OF an
thority vested in me by Section Is, Article Q, Of
the State Constitution, do issue this proclaina-
ton, ordering an election to be held on Saturday
the 9Th Of January, 1870. for the purpose Of
choosing Senator from the said District in
place of Hon. WV. BARROW, resigned.
Done at our city Of Raleigh, this 9th day
Il. ST. OF December A. D. 1869, and in the 94th
year Of our Independence.
W. W. HOLDEN, Governor.
By the Governor:
W. r. RICHARDSON, Private Secretary.
North Carolinian lat Elizabeth City copy Till
day.
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