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Daniel Come to Judgement.

Dan Rice, the old clown, has fallen
under his evil star, and his misfortunes
will provoke no little sympathy. After
quite a successful summer tour be
reached Louisville about three weeks
ago, rented the exposition building,
AID fitted 1t up at great expense. The
first week turned ont badly, md for
the second the price of admission was
reduced to fifteen and twenty-five
cents, but the show dtin'; draw. -
a consequence the whole thing was 1t.
tsched, and ON Saturday last horses,
canvass and genera paraphernalla were
sold at auction, tie celebrated blind
trick horse bringing only 1926. The
performers, musicians and all the en-
ployes were minus their wages, Dan
not having dollar LETT to pay tham.-
During the summer Dan himself, with
his blind horse, &C., was travelling
with another company in Canada at
81, 900 per week, and that. too, went
up, leaving him minus $26, 900.
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The Los. OF the viile DIN Mavre.
Extract eroIn IN Ed torial in the New York
Tribune.

Extract eroIn in Ed .orial in the New York
Tribune.
It is more than likely that no one
will ever be punished, or even severely
blamed, for that frightful collision
which destroyed one of the finest ships
ahoat and cxtinguished 226 lives in the
wlntry sea.
It seems clear that Captain Sur1nont
is liable to no censure. While the
thick weather lasted he remained con-
stantly on deck, taxing scarcely enough
rest to sustain life, and only after the
fog had lifted, aud the sea had become
comparatively tranquil, and tho night
did he leave his post to take for an
hour or two the repose he SO greatly
needed The accounts agree in stating
that the Loeb Earn was visible for
from five to ten minutes before she
struck that she plowed hole some
twenty-five feet vide and twelve deep
into the IRON sides of the Vile du
Havre that the latter sank in about
ten minutes and that for that brief
space the captain did all that could be
done for the safety of the passengers,
keeping his place on the bridge and
going down with his vessel when she
sank. His resolute heart saved him
when in the waves, however, and there
is little doubt that he will yet justify
fully the confidence of his friends
There seems also no cause for censur-
ing the officers of the Loeb Earn with
the information at present at our dis
posal. They remained by the scene of
tue week as long as there was the
slightest chance OF saving lives. Their
own vessel was abandoned a few DAYS
later in a sinking condition, and the
accounts since sent us by cable claim
that there Was no carelessness or lack
of vigilance Oh bad at the time of the
collision. 1t will be hard to disentangle
the truth from the medley OF contra
dictions which inevitably arise under
circumstances OF such personal interest
and excitement.
The details of the disaster are more
narrowing than the first terrible state
ment. The shock in the dead of night
like the crash of sudden doom the
wild fright of the first rush on deck,
out of sleep into horror the full ex-
tent of the disaster instantly visible
the roar of the water that poured into
the hole as if eager to destroy and
then the GROWING crualty of the catas-
trophe. the falling of the masts upon
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he l1ng-boats filed with helpless yic-

the l1ng-boats filled with helpless Yic-
tins, as if the disaster was nlahgnsntly
jealous of aHy escaping az these
incidents m;yk this event. wi;,a ? sad
prsen1ins ice snc1s horrible ship
wrecks.
But there is even here a brighter
side, high lights to match the deep
shadows. There wac, as now appears.
no cowartlice or brutality. Men and
women faced death with calmness and
resignation, not forgetting their earth
~ affections in their religious hope and
trust. The thought Of Judge Peck
ham, an instant before his death. speak
ing words OF comfort to his wife of
Captain Hunter, who doubtless sacri-
feed his own life in trying to save his
family, saying to his daughter: God
will save you, because there is work
Tor YOU to do" With faith justified
by the event, those Protestant pastors
and Catholic priests stood side by side,
each administering the consultations
Of lis own religion, approaching each
other at least these are the thoughts
that relieve the blackness of the TRACE
iy, and bring some consolation to the
"-orrow on the sea"
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i testimony from the Rattle Fields

Under the above title propose to publish
hrst in newspaper, and subsequently, IN bonk
of North Carolina from the eisction of Lincoln
in Nov. ls60. to the elo.s OF the war between
the states In May, lees. Ny plan embraces
three divisions:
1st. Account of each skirmish and battle on
the coil, or upon the waters of North Carolina
the war on the soil OF any sta:e, in Will b sns
Of the troops of North trolina took par. espe-
did and suffered in each of those battles, snI
"hat glorv and Ienown our officers and usn
81: "a Southern Chart sar all tirne.-, 8,
explanation OF The third division of the pro-
posed plan will be subE1itted at later day
III L may suecessInlly accomplish this ar
duous, but pleasing selt-im posed work l invoke
the aid of all .brother soldiers, and ask them
to furnish mt I ateriRlwhich can be arrange,
ana olees'ed &c as to form complete record OF
the it-tjtdot ds Of the sons of North Carolina
uson battle fields OF the Conf-deracy and
G. Decla J.. &C ask all who write to fu1ni.h
me detail hot every battle in which they partici
pate1 AMI The Part borne b their Immediate
commands.
The time may not have come TO write this Tor
ton OF North Cardinals History but it has
use of the futur- historian. The living ncto >
Will soon pass away, and much valuable irfor
nation, unless gathered now, will be lost tor
ever Hence, after val ing for several years fer
me one more rompeten % uneertske tss
tas., y aetcrmined 70 devote the Tensn
lER wears 81 my lie 70 thfs lsbor Q, love fer INV
native state, or In ad nil stioe ,or the oaI,s,;
men who have .hed insrerishshle glory upon
Gef y
L prefer to give these accounts first !, psxs
apor form. IN Oree tina oE, sscns and error.
II any occur, NAY be pointed ost, and cor
rected before the work shall pass into th. more
enduring for N, which 1t will assume ehonli 4,
prove what desire to make it, q yalsshIa se
QUESTION to the war record OF the cuth
Several OF the prominent actors n the vsr
nave .iready promised their co op-rstion aud
ne valuable aid of their pens I" lessen NV
h anoft =. and to make he work complete. and
IN the good Cause Rs did North CAROLYN. nils,
neT sons 10 Eight The battles of he or, (,su-e
Gfneral os ers from other States who com
manara >orth Carolina troops sre Respectfully
ASKED TO give me sit the information IN thrf,
possession relative to the conduct and Gearing
IN en- 'eavoring 70 do Justice to the ldfers n,
my native State, certainly shall most carernu>
oh or. ~ h any
NY brethren OF the press wiz confer 8 favo,
oy <'Sfng the whole, or such Tart of TIL. Proc
pertss As they may deem proper one 81 more
laiertlons, calling attention thereto.
fdrese Our Living and the Bead New
bern, y. w"
- The nrst mher will be issas.i about he 10th
OF tune. SuSscF; pti0R prize Sa per ves- in sd-
vance, STEPHEN ID Pc. l.,
Ia Cnlouel 10th Regiment NJ CSr
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Contiensed from the Raleigh Sentinel,
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE

HEDNESDAS, Dec. ~, 1910.
4 resolution was received from the
House in regard to adjournment. The
resolution rescinds the former resolu-
lion and proposes to take q recess from
the odd of December to tho 18th of
January.
After some debate, several amond-
nlcnts being offered and lost.
The question REQUIRED upon the
adoption of the original resolutions,
which were adopted by IS ayes TO 20
uays. 49,
Eppes' civil rights resolutions came
uD as the special order, upon which he
TIoceeded to make a very amusing
e,Hech, md in his efforts to explain
III objects Of tho resolutions, got very
ba,.iy tangled.
fsarr;s offered an amendment strik-
ing out the reference to the Sumner
bill i the resolutions and inserting
cnua zEhts before the law to all Cit
z6ns. ma spoke q. length in favor Of
tie | Z. and TIE amendment.
0fr. Humphrey objected to the
nr,eat gslert and said the Senator from
Il i!faz desired vote upon his reso-
lution4 md he was disposed to accord
it to hin.
Eppes colored, said that he accepted
the aucrdmeDt OF Harris. colored.
EIr Iorc obtained permission te
Introduce a bill in relation to the Yves
tern Division Of the Western Nortl
Carolina P1ilroad.
Mr.. Durham obtained permission
70 introiace bin Incorporating th'
Ladies Memorial Society in Whining
ton. and bill to restrain corruption
il office. and bill explanatory o
chapter -, laws Of 1870'-7i.
Efr. MerrimNn moved and obtained
n suspension Of the rules, to take NJ
his. resolution declaring tho epecia
tax bonds unconstitutional.
Mr.. Hierrimo.l in IN able argumen
urged the passage of the resolutions
PENDING their consideration thu
Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. Graham, petition from Judge
Tourgee asking an investigation OF
charges heretofore made against him.
Dir. Webb, memorial from citizens
of Carterct county, on the oyster ques-
ton.
The unfinished business being the
consolidation bill was next considered.
Many amendments were Offered and
adopted.
Tic ill ti.cn passed its third read
ing.
AIr. Anderson. Of Clay, novel 10 re-
consider the vote by which tie bill
:,assed and to lay that motion oa the
table. Carried.
On motion of BIZ Bennett, tic rules
suspended, ana s. &. to authorize the
appointment OF commissioners 70 pro-
vile WAYS and means to aid TIE Caro-
lima Central Railway Company or any
other Company in extending a railway
from Or near Lincolnton to Hickory,
II Catawba, county, \. c., was read
and passed its second reading,
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TbK PLAINS, Fauquier Co.. Va

r. kruary 9Th, 's7a-
Mr. C. p. Knight -Slr-The paint ms safely
20 hand as or',eI ed, two keg-, Eve gallons each,
aud th ee buck. Is one gallon each. As practice
s ala K, 1 did the lob myself. Two " eks no
constant work comp ered the boise two coats,
rhe last coat appli. d thick. and it i. now genet
ally conced, that t.r {" En- moi" like haIdness
and body and ha gnopy of colors there Ia not
handsomer Job in tn lace. [ saved sixty -fv
dollars by the opeI atIon, which - In IT. m jos
now with Southern People" It should b.
seueralv adopted in (; is state; any country lad
can apply it. L have never dabbled In such
rcat adapta biity of your Eiamel Paint to hi
wants OF our pc ople In exceiiency of material,
in beauty of coior, and the fact Of i's being
ready mixed that give you full permission.
if it Is desirable, 10 make what ute You think
prG..sr 81 this letter.
Very respectfully and truly.
8. McGILL, NJ =.
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JOHN wETHFRED.
BaLr1xoAE. December 10 1877

BALTIKokE. December 10 1877.
Mr.. C.. Z. kniZht-Dear Str lit Rffo= DIS me-
much p;essuro 70 say 70 goa tina. the Bradley
Patent Enamel Pant far exceeds nv expect
tions In economy, beauty, and have every rea-
>on to believe in durability. More than tive ve
months aince. I painted the roof of nv horse
(Maasion Rouse) with the Bradley Enamel
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HiLlsHoRo, Va, July 18th, 1873.
Mfr e. p. knight. sole General E.nt,
- West Lombard Strsft. Bait more.
SIk We tie under igned having uaeh b. ad
~ Fs:cnt Enamel PANT for " ich j. Early
our OPINION. ~ithout an sGu.l. Y .urs thy,
THOMAS Z. CAMP
IANLEY HaMMTREI
krUN.T MATHEWS.
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AT! after thI.ty yt.trs' trial, The PAIN
hILLI.N" G5ss ;u-tjy lo styled the Eresf med
ellie of te word :T IT, re - DO rss'";' q tt'
globe vi: Cd il hae roc :oIId it, way, ana
none phere it Lar noI been iaI g-ly and highly
p-iZ-d Moreover. there il no clirnat' to which
t has not i,Tov ed itself 20 He W II adaP'ti fol
the OF consider Die variety Of diec -see ; II
admiral bly, suited for every race. 1t has LOST
nom OF liz good name b7 repeated trials, bur
continues TO occupy prominent position IN
~v,ry medicine chest and is still receiving the
most unl1ali:ied testimonials to its virtues
from perrons OF the ighett character and FER
pousibIiity Physicians of the frst resp. ct.-
biiity recommend it As a most effectual prepar-
.tion tor the extinction of pan. 1t Is net oni.
the t.t st remedy ever known Tor Bruises, Cute,
5ui NJ, &c. bu. FOR D 'senteEN Cholera an,
-oIt OF bowel complaint, 1t is a remedy ursur-
p seed for efficiency and rapidity Of action In
he great cities of India and other hot cl!Ina
1t has become the Standard Medicine fer al
such complaints, as well as for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, and other kindred disorders. Fo1
Coughs AMI colds, anier. Asthn and Eheu-
matte diffculties il hiss been prove d by tn.
invainsble medicine. No artlc ever AT
tanned su' h unhounded I"'pEiariry. AZ an eH-
ternai and int rnal medicine, the Pain Killer
St1IGE unViya1lef.
Thirty Years are certainly a long enough time
70 prove the fic,cn' OF any medicine. an,
that the PAIE-RILI.ER Is deserving of all itk
nroprirtors claim 1t. Ia amply proved by tn.
rnpara elled popularity it'll as alta ned. 1t Ia
UHE snd EFFECTIVE remedy. 1t ia sold in al
most every country in the world. and II becGn-
i"g more and more popular everv wear. II
H. aing properties nave been fully tested, all
to be priced. Be sure sou hry none but the
z nuine, manufactured hC PERRY pA-!s 8
SoN. Providence r. I.
81 Sold by a!l DrugSets.
nov 70 ~.
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SENATE,


- hour for special order, being
t.1a bill! to establish the new county OF
Jefferson, Mr.. Murphy moved that
he special Clder be postponed until
tie morning business was transacted.
@ld messages from the House could he
read. agreed to.
HTa~s.ge from tic Hon.. 7rt5Ini.-
,;;..t "cuL SalilHtion railroad ball wiz
..a.rnd4 -r,:e. 1Ir Murphy ,nnyci 10
.rftoGHt :, zo.cial committee ot thioe
= rJ.4 sider the amendments, and re-
mort upon their adoption or rejection.
agreed 10.
The chair appointed Afcssrs. Muir
ply. Moreiead, of Guil:orl, and
Seymour on The committee.
Special order. n bill to lay "T the
new county OF Jefferson.
AIr. Helch moved the postpYnclient
uf the bill until the 18th OF January 1T
- III. Agreed to.
ISTEODrCTIoS OF Bills.
1Lr. HEerrimon, bill to amend
.-llaeter -, laws of 1S7l-'772 Placed
ou the calendar.
". Murphy, Il bin to amend sec.
=, chap. i Of Battles Revisnl.
ar. Norwood, bill to amend sub
division .. chnp. II. sec. 81, HHttle's
l:cviasl.
AIr. Waring, q bill 10 be entitled an
II ii relation to the election ofJudgcs
i for other purposes. Referred.
tr. Cunningham, Il resolution re-
'taasjing and in3tructing oar dele
cation III Congress to vote against any
INC. use in the tax on tobacco. the
rules we're susp ,nded aud passed unan
iploGa :, and ordered to be elrgrossed
ana at TO the House.
Mr. Humphrey, from the special
comm 5see On the railroad cansolida-
ton l.i-I,' reported in favor OF concur
ling III al the House amendments ex-
capt the last, which provides, That if
he Nor Il Carolina Railroad Company
Ii IL resist any of the provisions in
thIs bill. Hnd the Supreme Court shall
decide such provision unconstitutional,
such decision shall have the effect to
make the whole act void.
10 this anondment, on motion OF Mr..
Humphrey, the Senate refused to con-
cur, and = message YVES sent to that
body with no'jce OF the action of the
Senate. All other House amendments
we're c0ucuTrcd in.
Mr. Norwood moved a suspension of
the rules to take up q bill Introduced
by himself to amend chapter II, sec
ton 81, subdivision ., Battles Re
yisal.
\ discussion here ensuod as to the
power Of the Legislature to amend Bat
lies revisa', it not being in force until
l~t january.
The motion prevailed, ami the bill
passed its several readings.
Mr.. Cunningham moved 20 take up
The bill i'll relation to foreign insurance
companies. Agreed to, and the bill
passed its several readings.
MI WEIGH moved so take up the
general bin for tho relief of sheriffs
and lax collectors. Agreed TO, and
the bill passed It's several readings.
On motion Of Mr.. Nicholson, the
bill declaring it q nisdemeanor to dis
pose Of property included in chattel
mortgage or deed of trust with intent
50 defraud the Creditor. passed its sew
rral readings.
resolution authorizing .he Governor
withdraw the appeal Of the Western
lima Railroad in the Su-
of the United States in
q tho Southern Security
lu .-ay.
III. Morehead objected to the reso-
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AsRLTss, Bs tifncre County. ri
May2?. IT,.
Of n friend. Ea> induce Il 10 apG,ll your ats nj
- Efs,i!ey Is" Paint 70 b, use. I have pie
IRE III stating that Is bas proved highly saIIs;a
tory. rhrering marc sf,acs til god promised
i. EaIro eounomicsl. ard carries better gloss
than ordinary paint, and IL fresr frcrn difa gree
,.e.e otor. You're resi- ecsfuiIy.
JOHN wETHFRED.
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Tho Men 20 Wild

abaue splendid teeth. Therefore. fair ladies. II
b-hoves you to know that sozodOnt makes
them glitter Ike orient pearl. and Is q pure
vegetable agent, harmless ~ spring water.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY. Dec. l2. 1873.

Mr. Hayes introduced n bill to
amend chapter IT'S, laws of 186S-'69.
iIr. Craige, o bill to cure certain
Irregular proceedings in the Probate
Courts.
House hill 1Gl. to provide arms for
military schools, passed it's second
reading.
The bill regulating tbs time OF hold
irs the terms Of the Superior Courts
OF the fourth judicial district and for
other purposes was. on motion of Mr..
Norment, read. Passed its second
reading.
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Episcopal Diocese of North Caro-
lina-APp"intm by the As.
afSt8nt RishOu.

Bishop Lyman may be expected tc
visit the following Churches and Sta
tons at the times indicated below. At
all visitations, the collections made
will be appropriated to Diocesan Mis-
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$1,000 in One Week.

To any shrewd man who can do pnsiheEv
the Quiet, guarantee IMNENeE Fukiuf.,
easily, rapIdiv and in perfect safety. Acoietf
$40 JAMES FROST.
IS West Attn Street, New 1ofh.
L. xo,oa 4i-~1y
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For Sale or Rent. for
one or More Years.

a SOUND PLANTATIONS two n .les ear n, ~
IA the mouth of New River, In Onsow ceus.
Wnh less poor land On II than any kiHn'a.
between Wilmington and Beaufort OF the ~ the
81 re, four horse farm yearly. some 81
EBW,D. W. FONVILLE, AZ
oeels
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elections. in regard to the b II provid-
ing Tor election OF Judges Of tie Su-
preme Court, ard to eli vacancies of
Superior Court Judges in the Second
and Eighth Judicial Circuits. he
asked for further time to report; said
the committee had referred the quos-
ton of the corstitutionality Or the
proposed elections to the Attorney
General and awaited written opinion
from him. Further time was granted.
Special order, a resolution author
lzlng the Governor to withdraw at his
discretion the appeal of the Western
North Carolina Railroad Company TO
the Supreme Court Of the United
States in the suit wherein one Sibley
and the Southern Security Company
are plaintiffs. Passed several readings.
The rules were suspended on motion
Of Mr.. Powell, and bill to amend chap
ter 1S9, laws of 1S70-71, passed second
reading and was recomnitt> d to com
mittee.
Also bill extending the time for
taking ont grants to public lands until
the Goth of December 1874, passed
several readings.
Also bill TO adjust the State debt.
raents in order to perfect the bill in
order that it might be printed, so that
| it might be considered by member
duripgs the recess, all of which were
adopted.
| Mr.. Barnhardt offered an amend
meat authorizing persons acting in II
| fiduciary CAPACITY to make the ex-
eh ange of bonds provided for in this
| Dln Adopted.
| Mr.. Stafford offered an amendment
! striking out fifty cents and inserting
! forty, but with rev it for the present.
Mr.. Warning offered an amendment
fixing the price of bonds issued during
the war, for works of Inter lal In
provements, under appropriations be-
fore the war at 80 cents. 1t was read
for information AMI,
On motion of Mr.. Morehead, of
Guilford, the whole subject with all
the amendments was postponed Until
the 10th of January, and $50 copies OF
tho bill and amendments be printed
for the use Of the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Morehead, OF
Guilford, the bill in relation to the sale
of Battles Revisal was taken up; fixes
the price at six dollars copy for single
copies, q redEctlon of ten per cent. to
booksellers. Passed its several read.
Ings.
On motion of Major Durham, the
rules were suspended and the bill tc
charter the Seaboard & Raleigh Rail
road Company was taken up and
passed the second and third readings
A bill to add certain sections to Bat
tle's Rer;sal, to go into effect the Is,
of January next. passed its severa
readings under tho former snspensio,
of the rules.
Tho Senate adjourned uHtil i
O'Clock tomorrow.
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NORTH CAROLINA State
l. IFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RALEIGH, n. C.

y q
OFFICERS:
HON. KEMP P. RATTLE. President
r r. CAMEROS ............... vice-Prs sdeut
DIR f. II -YwOOD.......M e.ical director
W. I. RnYSTEf. Assistant Medical DrraatDr,
j r BATCHELOk tto.n.c
q. Ii. PERRY. Super TisirS Az, n;
Hon. Eem; p. Battle, Hon. John Manning.
ron; John W onasiRgEan, Hon. VIM. 4.
smith, Co. Nm. !. Saunders. j. G. McRse
Hen. Tea +. Caldwell, 6enI W. r. Cox, X. y.
= W. HnlagsFey. A. A McRoy, j C. Blake
o.; r n Holt, G. Tate Murphy, }. u ycups
waiter Clark, 90 W. E. Anderson James a
GrshaLa. vs.. -. e ,churri. Hr. N D. Eawkins,
''na It. Williams, z. h. Cameron, j. j Davis
FEATURES & n D ADVANTAGES.
It isf mpha'ica'lv q Hoar COMPANY
Us large capital guar antees strength anc
sat:tv
It's Rates log as aoss Of any frat ci.1s.
Cb1e:lcay.
Ii on oil desirable form of Insurance
its 1un . are inv' ST. q at hume and circuls:eS
among our own people.
No 0nnt ST. restrictions iruDoseI x.1a.
reRd- travel.
Policies non orteitaH!c after two veaSe.
Its oihcers aI'.s Director roInifl 4ift and
well known North Caro inians. whose y ssriencf
rs bus ness IL n arc " hose wort ants INTEGRITY
are alone sufficient guarantees for the Cohl-
q. PFRRI. Supervising As't.
w. L. SMITH 8 co Asi's.
WlmnatGp, Ne
Or. y. c. wA1gER, Medical Ex- nlin.r.
ssp25 2sG d2w6~ 2k Enoscn
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CASTON HOUSE.

FRONT ST, between CHESTNUT AMI
MULBERRY.
WAVING RECENTIY OCCCPIED ne
h above corsnodions buYdIng, 1 hste htt
& up cery csrerully for the Accommodation u
boardere.
Than full 60 the patronage 80 1IeeraliE os
slowed mon ne 1T the Farmers House -
licit a cont nuanco of the ssme pIcfr'-fhR !"
every ex~rtioa tor the ror1 OFT Of my R"eE'''
Mrs. e. a. CllllCAH.
Proprietreee:
NOV 4r 20 dIt-Ntu
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III. Morehead objected to the reso-
luton for the reason that it did not
leave the withdrawal discretionary
with the Governor.
Mr. Cunningham moved to postpone
until half past II tomorrow. Agreed
In