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PAINTS. PAINTS,

DEADY MIXED COLORS for painting and
X bsaufifyfng interiors and exteriOrs Of
Hous.s. Barns, Out-buildings, Fences, etc.
80 called CoLORs which name
has been COPY-RIGHrED as a TRADE MARK,
and any infringement will De prosecuted 70
fhe full extent OF the law. These COlors are
warranted superior TO tstr1ctly pure1 Wh1te
Lead for the three GLOWING reasons;
nj. because they viii cover ~oNE-TH1RD
Q-0 MORE weight tor weight, con-
seouentIy more economical
"a, Because hey VIII stand more exposure,
a1,l remain untarnished MUCH LONGER.
~ Because. these colors WILL NOT FADE
WILL NOT spOr. which any one can satisfy
themselves, By examining work done In this
civ over a year ago.
And lastly-We wtsh painters ana tnose
CoT0Rs AXE NOT q PAINTS, but are PURE
c~TOrg or IRON, combined with STRICTLY
crrpr ENGLISH WHITE FAD ground in PURE
REFINF p LnssEED OIL, Try them. We WAR
D.~T Tr1r coLORS GENUESE GOODS, and Wor
- the confidence Of she most skepticaL.
49, esla nv q. W.JONES Co..
Wholesale Druggists.
%7 Main Street, Memphis,
mvISahw Sole Agents.
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THE APPEAL

LAAAa AAaaAL @@2E
is published daily md weekly BY the Mem
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Is sent by mail to subscribers, one year, So
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Containing important NEWS, solicited from
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To n. WrrHERsPooN, Business Manager
and communication snd letters for PuoAea-
lion. EDrroKs peal
W r. HUNT, PRESIDENT.
"A. TYLER. SECRETARY.
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D. C TRADER, President
II. NJ. Raglan, Secretary
u. q. TRADER Treasurer
RnARn OF nTPECTORs.

Hon. P. 7. Scruggs, Of Messrs. Scruggs 8
Duncan: A. VaccarO, OF Messrs. A. VaCcaro
q Co: j. 8. Stanton, Of Stanton & Moore; A.
B~atchett,, Of Busby & HatcheIi I'd PICK
EFT. ir. a~ttorney-at-law, 81 Union street.
W. e. HODGES. ND, Medical EEGmtner;
ONCE No. % Madison street. ap8 q " 3
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INSURANCE.
MASONIC MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association
OF MEMPHIS.
Cooperative and Purely ~MUtual-Chartsr
Perpetual-Forever Exempt from all
Taxes by the Laws OF the state.
for S1OG

EXPLANATION: SI2 makes o a member
Il of the Association. e. SO for policy, 81
medical examination fee, and 81 contingent
Zee, said e. payable yearly, in advance. for
Office expenses. on the death Of a member
an assessment of 81 is levied on every sur
yiving member, which Is the amount paid to
the widow or beneficiary Of the deceased
member, thirty days being given 70 pay in
the assessment OF 81 after due notification.
When the ASSOCIATION numbers several thou
sand they will be classed according 70 ages,
viz: All between the ages Of Is and % years
in one class, and al between . and 5 years
In another, and so on up % % years. which Is
the Limit. and every class 70 be carried to
5OC0 members, then each policy viii be worth
$4,000. Until hat time each policy viii ce
worth dOublet the number OF dollars as there
are members of the class; and at the death Of
q member the surviving members Of mis- class
only are assessed the g. The policy fee OF
SO, or the greater portion Of IL is made a
fund to provide for the delinquen-
eies OF members; and said fund is loaned on
the interest accruing therefrOm,
after defraying the expenses. coming back
to the pOlicy-hOlders as dividends. The
advantages over ordinary Life Insurance
Com psnies' are: No panic can break IL; the
fees are 50 small, and required to be paid at
such long intervals, that any and every man
can secure 20 his family a competency upon
his death This Company Is not restricted
TO members Of the Masonic fraternity.
d. c TRADER, President.
H. N. Raglan Secretary.
- TwH A mn
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SIMMONS

mistaken Tor Theumai
affected with loss OF 9
E,walg IA general COS
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LnuEPTIsINa RATEa.
MEMPHIS APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

FISHER AMEs TYLER, Political Eds
MATTHEW {. GALLAwAYI
y n FNGITsH News, River, Commercial
L. J. DUFRE, ana Oltg EAA'o
F. l. JAMES,
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MEMPHIS. : TENNESSEE

nLANTERS or merchants designing 70 puc
chase Gin stands VIII do Wen Deal
h 4 cos" IMPROVED COIOH @N5.
The ~unequaled beauty OF the staple OF 9obs3n
ginned on these well known Gin osanus ~
creased yield OF lint, and many otner ao-
knOwIedQed advantages, MAKE them more
desirable than in nm years Wheh' as HOS'
flay were the favorite.
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LIVER

painful sensation Of
something which Ough
Often complaining OF "
low spirits. Sometime
attend the disease, and
few Of them; but the l
organ most involved.
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Or. Simmons Liver Regulator,
REGULATOR.

AGENCY FOR TEI
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published daily and weekly by the Mem
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THE SYMPTOMS Of

udtAAA wan Aaa AA1
head Is troubled with
pain, and dull. heavy
Sensation, c~Onsidera-
bile loss OF memory,
with
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

~, -. . . NEWPORT, r. J., JAM II, 1870.
r lo Irnmphe" should be the motto Of your medicines
ney nave cured me after all Newport physcans have
iaued. j. W. TILLsON.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18


THE FAvoRlTE PRESCRIPTIONS
OF THE NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.
COMPOUND FLUID Extract OF CANCER PLANT.
This Plant the powerful remedial for the OF Blood
Skin Diseases discovered In matera medica
permanent curative for all scrofulOus
eruptive maades The Cancer Plant Is sold
the following warrantee, viz AS blood purifier One bot
tie Of extract b guaranteed to possess more real
than bottles of Sarsaparla Alternative ex
tant For the last the sales have reached the vast num-
Der Of 100000 packages Price $ package wh book
or three packages for 3D. go
OXYD.PHENYL Professor scos recently discovered
for Deafness daily curing Impaired Hearins
formerly regarded as hopeessy incurabe See editorial
notices Of this great modern chemical discovery nearly
package (with bookh or two packages for $5.
Ca. cATARRH spEoipl6 Gaits1 IL the most torm...D,.
Cs!arrh ALMOST instantly Waran'. 10 cure cos con
5Spsd lead and Tsa'a, d,sSa,ae s'Siy" oi bioS or
thin or acra the nosirls Price, - per pack
age W..n book)' or three pa61kaEes pN6 Y for 3d.
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cure Of Pulmonary. Consumption Bronchis Coughs &c.
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stores Strength. One trial Bottle gives fair Test of this
Splendid Chemical Synhess Contains no Opium, Prussic
packages for So.
NO. v. -
PILE EXTRACT, the never failing Pile Cure. Has
cured of Blind and Bleeding Piles OF forty years dra
lion Price 2 per package with book three packages
for So.
FLUID EXTRACT OF YELLOW JESsAMISE. This
vs. almost SPECIFIC In every form of Heaa Disease, and
employed by OF leading Physicians regular
practice cures Pa'pation valvular Derangement and
Enlargement Wasting Heart Price so per package
with book, or three packages for 85
NEURALGO-RlEuM LLIXJR Guaranteed TO cure
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

Bronchs and the Yellow Jessamne for Heart Disease with
great benefit, and am convinced OF their efficacy.
DR.. JOHN b. KENNEDY.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DED CLOUD, SPOTTED TAIL OR ANY OTHER MAN
IL should eat Strawberry Shortcake AT the ST. Charles
Hoteh 6aS broadway, corner Beeckcr street -
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

A Observation-Disclosures MINING COMPANY, ~
coin, per share delinquent llth July; Soth, iden,
Pine street.
NEW YORK, June 10, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

100 CART, SECOND HAND, CITY BUILT AT A
~ bargain; also Pony Road Wagon, Depot Wagon, two
Coupe Rockaways Chaise several Top and Open bugges
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

MILLINERY AND DRESSSIAKlNG.
NTOTICE.-THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF HAND
IN Round Hats, suitable TO all ages most
distnguc sviea also tho Nautical Yachting English Hat only
be had at Nine. DE LNCY'S e26 Broadway, near Nine
centh scet Selling OF the remainder of her imported Bon.
nes NJ sic, worth 80.
WHITE CHIP HATS, BRTGAND HATS, HIGH
w Crowns; only place to lnd them. Cheap Bonnets,
Hats liui Brads, Curs, also Dress terms Remember,
opposite stewaItS ii3 Broadway Madame BINNs
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

I)ROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND.
T. Irotng Members Horses.
Saturday, June le, att r. ~, promptly Horses that have
not beaten minutes, entries Horses that have
beaten 2:f0, three entries. = {. c-yr
Admission to the field and stand II.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

CHREwD OPERATORS IN REAL ESTATE SEEK IN
- vesment In localities In close proximity to the Meropo-
lis The lots to be sold Tuesday June 81 by JOHNSON
MILLER by order OF Eugene Kelly Co., bankers are loca.
sure 70 rise rapidly In value Secure maps at johnson
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK

All deposits made now win be entitled to ntcres. ss I'm
July 4. ~N W '-'~'~-' - 'sSA
The New York herald., 1870-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A BRAcADABRAu
SCIENCE HATH HER VICTORIES AS WELL AS WAR.
MADE BY THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

MADE BY THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINEe.
THE PROOFS GIVEN
Al In the Thaumaturgcal Day again
The Weak and Nervous are made strong
The Blind see, the Deaf hear,
The Lame walk, the Halt are restored
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

here. WIN. NICK. FisHBACK, F. N.
DocroRs-I obtained eight Of your Ethsreal Phos
sructons, and feel marked Improvement. The astre Of
o Sea wSe
fu medicine it is helping me in many ways &C., &C;
GENTLEMEN-Your Katapa Extract works magicaly
see as s
Of headache pills and can say they have cleaned
e clean Ss as s d.
mother yaa ss esassa s for
oens
the Lord will y1u Ss'd
DR. soorr AND Assoc1Arrs-1he fn aSfvERsif9 N MfD1
The Blood and Bone Ointment cures rnswerm and caia
neous diseases also has cured bad case OF piles The
"A''' = ''''-' '''' JAS. D. PURCELL. A. DIN.
TowANpA, Pa, April y, 1870
ls blood. and prOnOunoe ii the chief Of asravss
-. - - 80 - -~.---.s
- 1866 NORTH MAIN STREET, Providence, R.
the anG found @&yss &
beyond our expectations G. b. MOODY.
Professor J. W sooTr-I view your UNIV yEFsITY MEDI
''' j. 6. JONES, p.
From the well known eminent DR.. Buckler Jones;-
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct H. 1859.
have lady under my with in the left breast
recommended her remedies and with the
marked decided Improvement every respect
JBUCKLER JONES NJ. d.
MOBILE, Aa., May ], 1870
DR.. SCoTT-The UNIVERSITY MEDICINES arc
qniring great throughout the South dear
friend Of Ia taking the Cancer Plant for scrofuous dis
OF lifetime He told to-day that he nearly
cured. Afrends child had 100 spasms n ;>none
Of physicians could stop them One bottle OF Allan
thus Extract cured them.
L. TARDY, with NJ. q. Fowler 4 Co.
ASHLAND, Pa, 1870
DEAR sIRs1 have prescribed your Hydraled oxyel
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

DRY GOODS.
A T. STEWART co.
~. viii offer during the balance
of this month,
prior 10 taking their sem-annual inventory,
extraordinary bargains
in every description OF
Silks Dress Goods, DC.
Broche Grenadines, 25c. per yard reduced from 40c.
Extra enc printed Organdies 0c yard from 30c
Yard wide Shirting Cambrcs, only 129c. per yard.
Llama lace Shawls, Jackets Iron Grenadine.
Bareges, real Indian Camels Hair Shawls,
Plain Centres wide Borders, only S35.
Paris made Silk Coaks and Sacques.
Richly embroidered Breakfast Jackets, &c.
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets
A 7. STEWART CD. -----s.
IA, ra"" have made
cg~' still further reductions In
Ia1.dos' Linen and Creton Suits, So each upwards
Lawn Walking and Evening Dresses, elegantly tucked,
puHed, founced, &C., H9 each upwards.
Chdens Linen Lawn and Pqus Suits, trimmed or braided,
ST. 90 each upwards.
Ladies' and Chldren's Underwear, Wedding Troussean,
Infants Wardrobes, Bathing Suits Boys Clothing
Ladies' Paris and domestic Hats and Bonnss trimmed,
So each upwards; untrmned, 81 each upwards.
Flowers, Feathers &c, &c. -.> .a..ss..
Customers ana the residents OF the neighborng cies
respectfully invited to examine.
Broadway, Fourth avenue Ninth and Tenth streets.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

A PRINCIPALS oNLy--MONEy TO LOAN ON GOOD
a. property Mortgages bought and sod hrs. class appi.
cations speedily cakhed.
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MARRIAGE eGRTIssfN.

ssr.l NJ - private instructor for married lor-
- cons or thoH" about To be married, both
,.s'' Ind female, in everything concerning thc
glyslolpEy snd rotations Of our sexual System.
su5 :ho production ana prevention Of offspring
u..gI;nC al tho now discoveries never before
NV. &. Il, t2aa EnEjirh language. by VIM. YOUNG,
H. =. This IL roaily valuable and intGre8tinG
N,s' r. is writer. IN pINiE. Language IoI the
K.Ioraj r0:sdc>. and is illustrated with numerous
Enl;rayinRs. III young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having tho least
Impairment - married life, should read this
book 1t disciosos gccrots that every ono should
ne acquainted with still it Is p book that must
ho locked up and not lio about tho house. 1t will
10 cent to any address on receipt Of SO cts. Ad-
dross. DIR. MM. YOUNG, Nc. 41G Spruce street,
above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Es- AFFLI TIED AND UNFOETUNATE.-
mattor what may bC your disease. before You
lGs9 Yourself under the caro- Of any of the no.
..r,ou9 QUAOKS- native and foroign-who adj
acti5o in this any paper, got a copy Of Dr.
->unG's Book and road It carefully. II will bo
tho means OF saving you many dollar, your
acsltL, Ri.d possibly your life.
Dr. Young can DO corsultod on any of tho
tsaaacs described il his publications, at his
oieo, No. 40 Spruce street, above Fourth, Phila-
d..pja.
Or. q 37-fyoh
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"A HTod Dog in "a Druwing-room

Mr.. j. J. Daley, of the firm of Daley g.
BOaz, booksellers and Btationera, was Sc
verely and painfully bitten by d mad dog
on tho 10th instant. Mt his reidence on
Pine street between Ewing and Garrison
agcnues. The rabid animal rushed into
the house from tho street, and by it's wild
demeanor caused panic among the maid
servants. 1t found it's way into tho draw
lnG-room, and Dir. Daley, being informed
by the girls Of its whereabout, proceeded
with broom in his hand to drive it out.
1t unfortunately happened that tho brute
was Ill n place where the gentleman did
not perceive il, and it suddcnIy jumped
on him, biting him on tho leg. A terrible
struggle then cneued between Mr.. Daley
and the dog. The drawing-room table,
glas5eG, nnd ornaments, were knocked into
O heap, Mr. Daley invariably falling among
them. In the molcO the mad dog seized n
cat which was in tho room, and bit it So
vereIy. Further disaster was prevented by
the timely arrival Of policeman, who
killed both the cat and tho dog. Mr..
Daley was found to have been badly
bitten, aDd medical aid was Immediately
sent for. Dr.. Boisliniere and another
physician attended the wounded gentleman
and treated him with the utmost caro-
The lacerated portion of tho leg was cut
out and cauterized, and the patient is now
doing Gs well as can be expected. The
encounter with the dog was q most ex
citing and desperate struggle, and will
never be forgotten by those who Witnessed
it.-St. Louis Republican.
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STATE NEWS,

zGroonsboro' FomaIo College buildings
7rc to he rebuilt.
IuG Wndcsboro' Irgus learns that the
barn OF Mr.. Smith, near Marks, creek,
hIcnmond county, was struck q few days
ago by lightning, and burned down.
Tho same paper is informed that the
ulTOad bridge across the pco Dee will be
eompictod before tho middle Of August.
1no Lieutenant McNim, elias Lieut.. md
1r Goo. i. Jennings, alias --- Rogers,
las hoon swindling around extensively
lie WAS Lost at Hookerton. where he fig
med rs IN agent OF tho Freedmen's Say
a6s Bank. Look out for all such.
IHE CAswELL pusoNERs.-F o re-
port in the uillsboro' Recorder we extract
'1e names of the following gentlemen,
seed and now held by Kirk in the Court
reuse ct Yanceyville DR.. \. NJ. Roam,
ION. John Kerr, Robert Roane, DR.. A. G..
L42cey, Yancey Jones, Capt. A. A. Mitch
A. J. NJ. Neal, Sheriff J. G. Griffith, F.
., Wiley, W. d. Bowe, Bailey Graves,
nG1, S. p. Hill, T. J. Womack and in
audlti0n to these the following were ar
;;%tcd on Tuesday Joe Fowler, jim Viii
'-'o5on and Johnnie Mckee, q little boy
Vi line years of nge.
AABEAs CoRrUs.-The AG5eas corpus case
vas arsued before His Honor, Chief
,asrco Pearson, again to-day, by B. F.
Tloofo, Esq, for The petitioners, and Mr..
d9adger for the Executive. These ad-
p5besses ub occupied the time up to o'clock,
%uen the matter was continued for further
rneHaflng to morrow, when ex-Gov. Bragg
I'LL %tu make an appeal in favor OF law and
n the meantime the Governors unlaw-
ma,.1b M MOB continues to make arrests and
t:alsteat their prisoners, and insult and
When things como to the worst they arc
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DUfLEN COUNTY, n. G.

PURSUANT 10 authority vested in mo by viz
/ inc Of (. decd OF trust, executed by Spaight
uij. I shall, ON the 18th day Of August, 1870,
oaua promises, offer for sale to tie highest bid
ter. that valuable tract OF Land near FaisOn' .
Depot, htIJwll the - Rhodes Place." contain
III $50 acres. This tract OF Land is situated in
p. II ,ho bost cotton growing sections OF North
la,oina end IL considered very superior Lands,
F1lj adapted to tho growth OF cotton, &c, &c.-
L.ns tho chance for bargain.
Isrns of sale One half OF the purchase money
G.l1 months, The balance at tho end of twelve
-,rtha; TO be secured by nOto with approved
sirgtlrs Tito retained until The whole OF the
hTcha51 money is paid.
4. @. MOSEIEY, Trustee.
H}y8 22-wts
4G.I. Nickor-on, ldg, y Y, Barry lrt 8
6r Clyde, Sherwood, !dg, Il !, 10
1cUe, prico, ldg, BaIt, 4 B Sheprcrson & Go
il C7ookcr, Chase, ldG EA-ton,
) If Chadbonrn * Go
d.Ty TIoa, Barrett, die, IarriEs Il HOTCll
ja i.e NsngnlideT, dis 10
Jn Jones' !dg n Y.
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DAVIDSON COLLEGE.

Tr3 COLLEGIATE YEAR WILL BEGIN
4 Eenternber 8.b, 1870. Annual expensoa for
I.0ard, Tuition, 80, $l45 to 5000.
cr JS,I4le19f If Science" there will be three
cars cOurso independent Of Ancient Languages.
ry- 4 Catalogue or particular aforInstion,
.an 30 had from the Rev. G. ". MCpHAIJ,
l.; D. LII. D.. prtsi5dent.
Postonic5 Davidson College, North Carolina.
Iu1v % 25-w4t
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Tho New York Connaercial tries TO bc
very severe npon Louis Napoleon. uers
is its language altered to suit its own case:
"Our contempt changes into horror
when VIC think OF tho awful arbitrament
to which self-ynanufHcturcd injuries tend.
BeyoUnd the Potomac, where fields Of way
ing grain await tho rcapcrs ecythe; by tic
banks Of the noble river where tho farmer
labors on The plains Of Vir-inia, rich with
tI.c products that may never be harvested;
through tilc lovely valleys, now 80 tran
quill, where The patient hugbandman gath.
ers the fruits of his industry, and up and
down those fertile fcIdg these hypocritcg
will lead iioTco squadrons 20 scenes of car
mage and destruction. To the pride and
epnity Of man thousands Of human lives
are about to be offered up as sacrifce-
To satisfy Thirsty ambition oceans Of hu.
man blood arc to flow. To propitiate in
tolerant party spirit the tears of widows
and orphans will alone suffice. What
pitiable commentary on earthly justice,
that while the murderer who takes but ono
life su1render5 bis own upon tho gallowe,
the assassin Of thousands is received as d
hero and clothed in purple ana fine liz
en-.
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Ihirty-8ovcn cases Of aunslroko occurred
ut New York EIonday-scvcn fatal.
The body of Charles SOntcll, who was
drowned III front of tho United States Ho-
tel, at Long Branch, on Sunday, was found
Monday morning.
It is stated that honest old Joe Lane, 0
Oregon, is u candidate for the United
States Senate. The Democracy Of Oregon
might go farther in the selection of
Senator and fare worse.
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Bushy Head, Chief OF the Cherokee In
diana, passed Weldon, on Thurailay, going
South from Washington.
TIE Mclean Fire Company, Of Feyetto-
vile, celebrated their Fonrth Anniversary,
by shooting match, on last Thursday.
TIE Eagle Of "Wednesday last, reached Us
last night. which is three days from Fay
etteville 70 Wilmington.
TIE Conservatives OF Northampton
county meet to morrow for the purpose Of
nominating full Conservative ticket
TIE Building Committee of the r. & T.
r. Agricultural Association ar, going en-
ergcticaIIy TO work IN tic preparation OF
the fair grounds, Col. Fremont, the SD
perintendent Of tho Wilmington road and
the President OF the Cape tear Agricultu
raj Association, visited the grounds yes
terday evening III company with the Com
mittec, with a view of locating g turnout
ag that point.-Roanoko Ners.
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RATES oF ADVERTISING

squaro, of 10 lines or loss, for each and eyc25
insertion, 81.
Special Notices Will be charged 5000 per square
fNrench and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of every
'harac ter, arc charged as advertisements.
nb'No advertisement, roncctine eupon private
character can, under ANY CIRcUmsTAEcEs, 10
admitted.
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EKTILI. UE MADE TO BGARD or DIREC-
w tors of W. u ". Railroad for renewal Of
rtilicate No. ], 130 for ono share stock IN name
a. EHHr- q. bradley, lost or nlIsiaid.
}ui, - E,}-w4t
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DIED.

Or Sunday evening, tho 17th inst Mt tho rcsi-
dence Of his daughter, OiaTissa BaT1ield, III
Duplin county, TuEOPuILU5 BARFIELD. aged
~ years,
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