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1 - - laid Sapertor Courts of Kortli Carolina 1888 JUDGES. c A Certain Car for the First Ma;;- of CannniptIon. Its retin ingredients arc raw beef ami Duffy's Par Mali Whiskey, ami it stimulate the mrr gies and builds up the tissues as no other civu ti2a discovery has crtr done. Ian a, iYcsbyteria:! clergyman and a Die ter cf Diriaity, bat I am Dot afraid U recom mend Duffy's Malt Wbi-kcyanl Duffy's For mula as the purest raoet cxacicnt prcpara tiecs I kcow of a".4 my experience is a large use." Kzr. D. JIiias, rriEceUm, low. DnSys rormnla is for ralo by all druggists and dealers. Pric fl per bottle. Tux Dcrrr Halt Wn'sarr Co., fc-chcatcr. X. T. MISCKLLAXKOUS. HUMPHREYS9 IZ. HUTPSYS E0C2 Cloth &Cc!d Binding 111 Farr,tiita 5 Ux ( LarmttcCt ant:::- rnrr. .Ut.. r. O. ! .1 w. v. xxrr or rzxscirxi. so. CCEX-i Fevers, Congestion. Ini!4nnuiin... ormi. Worm rer. v criu itc... Ovine Colic, or Teething cf Ir.lantJ. Diarrhea, cf Children or Adair ilyaenlery, Gnpior, Bibou l.'olic Coolers Morbua. Vojmiumr ('nh. CoW. iironchm.... araltia. Tootimcbe. ,VavN Headache. SSick Ht-ndach. Vcniwo ... . .'it .25 .S5 .25 H O M EO P ATHfiC it 12 13 14 16 r 17 19 2 24 27 2K .3CH J Ovapepaia. tlilion MoTrach happrrturd or I'alnAil PerioJ bites, too Irf Period Croup. Coerh, !it3cnlt lir-a thine... . alt fthenm. I ryuptUw. Kroptuas.. Ilbrumattm, Khu.nitii 1.iijn Fever ana Atae. ChilU. Mihna.... Piles. Blind or lileedinir Catarrh. Infioenra. iM inthollsd hooplne Coneb. Viot .!... General lblllty,FhMcaitt.asi .- Kldnef lKrr rnou rbility....- ... t'rinary Veiknr. nt'ir,j .vj... IHra-r.r lh Heart. I'slrii'V' -n.. I .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .AO .50 .:.( .5r ..V .50 l.W ..'.-.J .; SPECIFICS . boil br lmrnw. or r.l postpaid on fob 28 cod A wit rrm rjtpaii on receipt or lU.lW-JlaUaaaba.1. c:r:;;::. .i-mrr r:.-e : 7f? J-rir .ly ra tf.t.ti, t t -ltr?e to j t e l.'iC.-stj. -,1- C : ts tf Ur.r : .... . ..... 111 fi r.t rv::r:i roi ii .y a p i TUY J l-crira Irtim --.t lm !. n M m0 V " i r- I per aUllur. wort lac lvj Crnin.-T- . - - VT3T 4 1 1 rVi 1 1 a it y. Jn:t feVvJ the r.coic or .t OE i 11 rat-x loO Kin oh. i-am:!ni r icmi f:ntr. Ami liftr tara llnm t- r4 td.k ; m A .-. All aboct Iarroti tm"a 4 aU k.r.O birJ cc-i, rtc Miant It J ASSCCIATCD FANCIERS. I S3J Saut a Kijith J.trret, rtlls.fcipkU, l'e. ! f L GO tZ(. MONTH. No capital requlrrd. A 00 W ptxk! chauiv ti make money. Apply for territory ut once li. L,mderb:u-li Co.. Newarfc, N. J. febaotw A nTVfTtt WANTED, m ikVJflJi.1 JL oxpcns paid. a vfk ana 1 expense paid, steady wort. New (iooiU Samples tree. J. F. HIM. .t CO., Augusta, M al ne. te b 20 4v. rTTwi Crw;h. T"rrmHti. Aofh-na. Indlcesi Ion t Us ARSIER'S ClNCER TONIC uhout delay. I rvl many v I : fc.-.toaH-u,i-l i(ba best rvmcd; ar all aTartiuui cf I'm tliroctt an 1 laan, aiKt rtnlnr frwra tmpwr LS.hJ arnl fihauston. lh fb. b-1 u:t. rcrctn;iin?airs.n9t dwim, and rlowjr dn'trrj tbm grrr. til ia many cms irT:r tlx-tr'heaiui If M Cie.'T us f I "arkt r"a C in jer Toi hut l-la v Isda ttvuv Tue H tr umii Jt nlnTaiujif la f r u!J ri ad d-acrdrrj cf ftomacA aad boai. t'Jc at uruL Liebig Company's Extract OK MKAT. ttnc.t and cheapest Wat narortnz. Stocks foruns. Made lvtsli- esndSauees. Annual sal j.-(n).Oil Jar. Liebig Company's Extract OF MEAT. An Invaluable tonic "Is a succnw and a boon for whlcn nations saould feel cratenU." See "Medical Pre. "Land t, &c Gknuinf. With Hlck Sionatuiik OF BAKOX LIEHKi In l.i-Mrallle acrws label. Highly rtconmeiided as a tiljht cap late.ui of alcoholic minks. Liebig Company's Extract OF MEAT. To ! had of all storekeepers. Grocers and ChemUf.. sole Awms lor the I ntted States (whole5vle V. Da rid A Coi.9 FetHihurch Avenue. London. Eng. f eb 20 d trw $500 PER MONTH. Our National Automatic (Jas Sating Govern crs save 33 per cent. In ras WILs. They nual txc the pressure at meter. Secure n. steady and Increased Illumination, Inspiring perfect combustion of 1 he jpvses,and a pure and healt li ra! atmo5pherc. Pre rent the disagreeable -whistling, blowing and smoking of burners remeUylnjf frrquenl danger from lire and e. pc use of broken globes, oyer ?,(Wu la sn ice "EndorseAl by highest Mercantlle.Corporate and Expert Authorities. Agents clearing fSOOpcr month. THE UNION NATIONAL (iAS SAMNO CO. TU Broadway, New York, feb 20 4w o Valuable Lands for Sale. NE TRACT OF L.riD. LTINU ONE mlla trota UncolntoB. N. C. conalstlnr of SS acres. M acre cleared: U best for cotton. butjrtTts jrwod crops for all cralns. Has a branch run cln? tbroachU&oda Lneeprtnjr: a few acres of botion ltad on the bran-h and SO arrealo troo.1. oak and hickory, well tlm bere3. Ano'.ber tra-t lyln 2 V miles J rota Llnoh. ton. , ml:o from ; t! It U., 1C0 a res, 25 efcarcd.rcesprtajrof dfllclocs water, abont alx acre ofboitonj Urd near (ton the traf eb; la Ko. I for toueco, trjt jrrows other crps well ; T5 arrej In yellow p!a an 1 oik. icr rrlQ au l fr; a'nlyto i.i-si.-i a. Momas, tf Xr.c.i'ti St uf :d I-.r.Utfl llrnkcr Josh. T. Jamks, Editor & .Vropyr. Wilmikqton. NC.l WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1SSS. however, upon tbe principle don oy uie ouprcmc mstrlct jamesE. Shepherd, of Beaufort. " That: r t: ' m inta ntstnet, vrca Phimp3. of Edgecombe. "To refuse it would be a breach of jjtstricr. n. tr. Ccmnor, of-Wilson, n y itiuu iiunr - - - , n(l!rri,.t Jnhn A. Ollmpr. of ( U T RnTlrtrii rtt Mfl m Cumberland. Cabamui. ' Zt. iMefrinr. Jesse F. Graves, of Surrr. . DistJicU Alphonso C. Avery, of Burke. ippetizer, notlnopr is bet- Dlstrict, Wm. M. shlpp. of Mecklenburg. fiittied ai the Postorhce atr Wilmington. N.C., as sccxnd-ciass matter. s !f and the wonderful facility with jO$t. "I don't know where, I which h? succeeded in tightening J can't tell when, I don t see .how I - -a. 1 J the lid of his own cottin has caused i someinintf oi prreat aiue to me,ana a - a W S . consHicriLOie cointuciii. ji is kcu erully thought I for the return of which I shall be ""T . truly thankful, viz: a good appetite." thut his speech in Found. "Health and . strength. the Senate wa a linisher, so far as. pure blood, an appetite like that of his own Presidential aspirations ure ! a wolf, regular digestion, all bytak-, 'pi iv .oi;r,.,f,. ing thut popular aim peculiar medi-1 coiuerned. lhe Washington cor- ' i Sarsanirilla..- I want npontleut of the .New York Time 1 everybod v to ti v it this season." It .... ... . i . , i ti i r t is soia uy an uruggisis. vnc nun dred doses one lollar. Nothing Serious. Miss Clara (to Featlierlv, who is making an even ing chID PoorSfttie Bobby swal lowed a penny to-y, and we've all been so much worried - about it.V Featherly (somewhat at loss for words of encouragement) kiOh," 1- er: wouldn t worry. Aliss Ulara; a penny is not much"." Harper's Ba zar. - ter tnan caooage, orj.ue iop oi iur-, istn jjisinn, o. juhuuuu. ui uuuwmm nins: but for n sltlbborn cough ori SOUCITORS. ' cold, don't forget, the best thrag is i lst Dibtrict, John n. Blount, of Perquimans. - tattle Gf Dr. Bull Cough Syrup. 2nd District, Geo. h. wnite. (cot.) or liauiax. Senator logalls Is considerable of ,B 001 - SSSSSfi: ' iiMiccessasa political undertaker. Australian market garuiners arei-. District .Isaac K. strayborn. of Durham. lf , , j. i.k : being ruined bv Uhmese cueap labor. 1 6th District, OiH.AUen, of poplin. He began by experimenting on hnu. j C1" , ritstrict. FrankMcNeiii. of KichmoncL th lMstnct. u. r. jonsr. oi ircueii. 9th District, Thos. Settle, Jr., of Rockingham. 10th District, w. u. cower, oi uaiawcu. Utb Dlstricf, Frank Osborne, of Mecklenburg. 13tb District, James n. jaooay, oi jjuucoiuuc, TIME OF HOLDING COCBTS FIRST JtrDICIAI; DISTBICT. SFBrxo-Juclge Montgomery Fall Judge MacKae. iJeaufort tFeb. tsih. May 28th, Nor. 2Cth. Currituck March otb, sept. yd. Camden March 12th, Sept. lOtb. Pasquotank March 19th, June ; 11th, Sept. 17th; Dec 10th. - Perquimans March 2Cth, Sept. S4th Chowan April 2d. Oct. lst. Gates April 9th, Oct, 8th. . Hertford April 15th, June 18th, Oct. 15th. Washington April 23d. Oct. 23d. .Tyrrell April SOtlu Oct. 29th. Dare May 7th. Nov 5th. Hyde May 15th, Nov. 12th. , Pamlico May 21st, Nov. 19th. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Graves. Faij Judge Montgomery. Halifax tJan. 9th, JMarch 5th, May 14th, Nov. 12th. . Northampton JJan. 23d, April 2d, oct. 1st. Bertie Feb. 6th, April 20th, Oct. 29th. Craven t Feb. 13th, May 28th, Nov. 26th. Warren March 19th, Sept. 17th. Edgecombe April 16th, Oct. 15th. THIRD 'JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Spring judge Avery Fa LL-TJudge Graves. Pitt Van. 9th, March 19th, t June 11th, Sept 17tn. FranklinJan. 23d. April 16th, Nov. 12th. Wilson i Feb. Cth, June 4th, Oct. 19th. Vance Feb. 20th. May 2lst. Aug. 20th. Oct. 15th. . Martin March 5th, Sept. 3d, Dec 3d. Greene April 2d, Oct. 1st. Nash April 30th, Nov, 19th. FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Shi pp. FALL-udge Avery. r Wake Van. 9th. tFeb: 27th. 'March 26th, tApril 23d, Vuly 9fh, JAug. 2th, Sept. 24th, TOCt. 220. Wayne Jan. 23d, March 12th. April 16th, Sept. 10th, Oct. 15. Harnett Feb. 6tn, Aug. etn, Nov. 26tn. Johnson Feb. 13th, Aug. 13th, Nov. 22d. ' FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Merrimon. : , Fall Judge Shipp. DUrham-Jan. 16th, March 26th. June 4th, Oct. 15th. . Granville Jan. 30th. April 23d, Sept, 10th, Nov. 26th. . , - , v Chatham Feb. 13th, May 7th, Oct. 1st: Guilford Feb. 20th. May 28th. Aug. 27th, Dec. lOthi Alamance March 5th, May 21sf, .Sept. 24th. Orange March 19th, Aug. crh, Nov. 5th. Caswell April 9th, Aug. 13th, Nov. 12th. Person April 16th, Aug. 26th, Nov. 19th. SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Shepherd. Fall Judge Merrimon. Pender Jan. 19th, May 7th, Sept. 10th. New Hanover t Jan. 23d. tApril 16th. tSept. 24th. Lenoir Feb. 6th, Aug. 20th, Nov. 12th. Duplln-rFeb. 13th, Sept. 3rd. Nov. 20th. Sampson-tFeb. 27th. .April 30th. Oct. 8th. Dec. 10th. .fjCartei-et March 19th, Oct. 22d. iones Marcn 2Htu. fct. 2Uth. Onslow April 2d, Nov. 5th. SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. buys: mo uepuoiicau m ciiner brunch of Congress will talk about him as a po.vsible candidate to-day. Hisopcech of yesterday, in which he levelled his bitterest invective against the President, Gen. McCiei- lau and (Jen. Hancock, and practi cally accused the whole Southern people of continued disloyalty, is re garded as an indication from Mr. In tralls of his indifference to a Presi- e a dentiul nomination. The Democrats are generally delighted with the speech. Some of the more dignified of them are disposed to hope that more speeches of the same'sort may be made by the Republicans of the Senate and the House, for the rea son that such speeches, in their eti mation, will not only remler it im possible for the Republicans to make gains in the South, but will disgust conservative and decent men every where in the countrv." In a iead- A Good Norse Should not hesitate to Jyait upon those ill ith such diseases as Small pox, Cholera or Scarlet Fever. There is little to be feared by.persons wait ing on the sick if they will use Darbys Prophylactic Fluid freely, In sick-rooms ft should be exposed on a'plate or saucer, and the patient m a . a .a a a a a 1 J a sionsrel oil witn tne una tiuuteu. For safety, cleanliness and in the sick-room the Fluid pensable. comfort is inch's A lover who addressed a love seented letter to the object of hi-s 1 H . a .! t-UA ing article the Time savs: "It can aiieeuoii, asking tiii young miy io .. , .. become his partm-r through life, m- hardly be necess;iry to point out at j scril)H1 on (ltne c.ornef of the enve- this late day how grossly Mr. Ingallsj lope, -Sealed propsals." The result mistakes the temper of the Ameri can people, and particular! v the character of the veterans of the L'nion army. It is a curious notion he has of both when he was he was awarded the contract. , Consumption Surely Cnrod. t To . thk Mniroii Please inform --iii voniloru tluif f luive n. rnsitivf v X r a m . v a v. a a a a w a. a a.wv " upposesi remedy for the above named disease. . a a a . a . - .a I A ttiat the loyal men or tne JSortn can be won to the Republican tarty by appeals to their resentillent towani the people gallantly defeated and" honorably reconciled in a war now nearly a quarter or a century past or that the survivors of the armies victorious iu that war can be rallied to the Republican standard by the offer of bribes iu the shape of pensions." 2s"ot many people are aware of the fact that there is a iarge amount of money in theTreasury of the United States which really belongs to tlie people of the South. It is the pro ceeds of ''captured aud abandoned property," taken for the most part immediately after the war. as the property of those who had refugeed from districts of country threatened by the enemy. A good deal of it was taken from this city during the Spring of lSW. A special from Wash ington City in reference to this mon ey wiys: Another effort will be made by the House judiciary committee to "have Congress do justice by the South in the mutter of the return of the pro ceeds of the captured and abandon ed property now in the treasury. As is too well known a large amount of pro"perty in the South was . seized during the war and immediately af ter the cessation of hostilities with out regard to the ownership of the property, or the political status of its owner, or the possession . of the property at the time of the seizure. Over 31,000,000 were placed in the treasury on account of the sales of tliis property. ..Of this, however. but $10.r,i2.rT.lG remain in tliH treas ury, and it will be interestiug,there fore, to note what has become of the bulk of the money. The w hole amount of abandoned and captured property sales was $31.?23.4rti.20. The V-os of collect ing, sale aud othcrexpenses, $6,551. 000; transferred to Freedman'a bu reau, $243,000; internal revenue taxes and commercial intercourse fees, $1,401,000. There has been returned to legitimate owners as follows: Released to claimants by Secre taries chase, Fessenden and McCullough Paid on special Acts of relief Paid on Judgments against treas ury agents Paid ou judgments under Act of . March 12, 153, suit having been entered within limitation perl od of two years Paid by secretary of the treasuiy under Art of May in. 172 Disbursed for expenses under resoluuon of March 30, lta Bv its timely use thousands of hope less cases have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy frkk to any of your readers who have consump tion if they will send me "their ex press and "post oflice address. Res pectfully. T. A. SLOOUM, M.C., 181 Pearl st., New York. ! 2,.Vi0,67i24 "0.906J2 04.357.27 9.8:51,423.16 195.80GJT. 73,000.00 Balance in treasury $10,512,007.eG It is hardly necessary to say that the Supreme Court long since deci- ue amrmativeiy "the right of all the owners of such property to the . 1. avl -AV -a I . prwmis inereoi in me treasury," but legislation is required to distri bute the fund, because the limita tion of two years from and after the close of the war in which claimants were required to prefer their claims has long since expired, and there is now no means provided by law by which the claimants of the fund can enforce their rights. Whether the measure can be pass ed at this time is a question of great doubt with the majority of the com mittee who support it, particularly as a Presidential campaign, with its bloody-shirt issues, is imminent. In deed, three Republicans on the com mittee havtt already announced with a flourish that the claimants "were in fact in arms against the Govern ment from which tliev now demand 'jntiee.'". The isne"vill be made, Were all wise enough to heed this advice in season, a world of suffering would be avoided. The best months in which to take .Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood rurifler, are . March April May At no other season is the body eo much in need of, or so susceptible to the benefit to be derived from Hood's Sarsaparilla, a noiar. Tbe Impoverished condition of the blood; tbe weakening effects of the long, cold winter, the lost appetite, and that tired fcelingi all make a good spring medicine absolutely .necessary. Try Hood's Sarsaparilla and you will be con vinced that it is tho ideal spring medicine. Hood's Sarsaparilla. SldbyaUdnisjdt. SI; s&fbrlraredbaljr bjCL HOOD & CO., Apotbcasi,X.oweU,MaM. IOO Dosos Ono Dollar. dec 10 lyr diwnnu . m w &2dp I E J i I I t I K a LA T, av. ar V I m rm I X & ' aV K I I I ST I I na Bf . aat - i umunwit.iw uiuLioii uifltlOHn aA a a a., aatavv , Vaav - - - I Wil I "'rU" 1 , orosgists. or.LV"'"" UNAIlnTT.:.: SAFtALWAYS RELIABLE IND1SPEKSA2LE.S0LD BY ALL ASK FOR DIAMOND BRANDS AND TAKE HO OTHER SEE SI6NATURC ON EVERY BOX CHi CHESTER CHtMiWU.6U.iULt. rKLT.MAUiiON yj-WLA, C fl Art "NS0UCITEO WRfTTEN TESTIMONIALS AH3 OVER.FRCMLA01ES Wun uiVfl I jA daUUUCUlCiltSTIBS EGU5iLDlA!0H0 BflAXO PENROYAL PILLS r janiseodiydo Pr 11 Ms? tientcad were restored tonealta b? csecf !:Sb?is SEMIHAL PASTILLES. 17cakanndPjrf3tealIec8Tin Yoanser Kid Ala il-wH Mi. Tuotiil ir-ir Viirht.Ytvr in Tn Ehonssmd ca3e3 fhsy absolctely resto-o preraatarsly a a -. . i i a. a cS7. v.uv-JiVA,. cuEEntKr-6-?,,'' vr w a.'v " s. n r .ar XT-3V a ..... t rn i. titi 3d oad broksn derm, men to the fall eniaroentqf ttrwnstnand V i-oron3 iiea;ra. rnmzhi abont by Indiscretion. ilxoum, Ovor-Er"in ,.?rect and full Manly Strength. .1 o t noes who sonar i ro: iVork, or too f reo Indnlenca. we of-i that yoa send C3 fnr nsrne mta Btateitxen t of jTortroaoiEJia voaaro R'-tTURSD PERSONS can Mavo malTy d&wglySSSa. otinftrr-wt FOR I ' .iK TT. Tenth Tf-. '." Trla? cf our AcBliaaca. Si-'tla w We can give so mu caase alter pmte: tban 100.000.. luriti for theraoaav? rThorsanda eavthia ia their ut. Us -nearly lifty years existence the mute unci uiui.i niiuu u tuau lur icts nromirtuniaiciT 10 Dlliit l j.mC '"Wei O----'.: Erf mew baa absorbed twentv-foar other- aerlcultnral iral ii remads It a oowerin both hemUDheres. relnfort-pd ui h Ir 143 it -will be more valuable during 1888 than ever. Each number now rcim.ir?,wi. recognized authority on agricultural eaitors wno nave mud neriodfcal?. and matters tnt world OTer, one hundred original Illustrations and original articles and Household, from over fifty different writer.. Price, (Pi i m orcedwithueV.5 nurooer now eonuimil t on the Farm, Uaraw hS?7 !, $1.50 a year; BiSOT n ON iCALTARr First and only RcproductioaTa BEFORE PILATE Homes in North Carolina o Onlv 20 Hours Side from New York ! j 6S) UilesSonth of Raleisb On tbe Ualelgh and Anguau AbLlse B E 1.500 ACUaS or I.N1 m TUB en lea (.pine region. Tot sale on easy terms In lots to salt purchasers, r our acres tor VJ. Lavrger traets t5 per acre. In month ! pay menu or 10. This land adjoin the "South era line", a recently establlHhed health r? sort (oi sanltarinm). and la at-eclally adapted for Fruli Calture, an well as all the cereals A number of New England people have bought lou In the town of "southern Plne" and U Is tbe drains of the owners of this land to In duce small farmers, mechanics and otherv trom the New England and Middle Sutea, a well as elsewhere, to locate here. No State in the Union offers greater Inducements t to et tier than North Carolina. Nowhere can a bttter tanning country or as fine a climate b found 1 his la the opinion of Northern tnec who have settled In North Carolina This It vajt offer, and Is limited , v--, f or nrther particulars write at once to john-t. pATitica; ; 'ViTnrnla'r of Immigration, Raleigh, N. C or B. A RICHARDSON. s tl tt f Chronicle Office. Augusta, Q - . spring .Tudge Phillips. Fa ij Judge SheplieitU Columlm-Jan. lth, April 2d. July 3d. tNov. 2Gth. An:on Man. nth. tApiil :a.)t.li. 'Sept. ld. tNov. ath. (Cumberland Jan. tMa 7th. July 33d tNov. trth. Uobesou ,Jn. 30th. May 21st. Amr. 20th. Oct. 1st. RichmondFeb. 13th. June 4th. Sent lTtli. Dee. 3rd. Bladen -March im,li, Oct. Brunswl(?k -A prl 1 9th. repi. 10th. Moom April larh. Aug. i;jt-h, Oct. 22d. KlC.IiTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. siniNa Judge Connor. Faix Judge riillllps. pibarru tJan. 30th, April 30th. Oct. 29th. Iredell Feb. fRh, May 2lst, Aug. &h, Nov. th. ltowau Feb. 20th. May 7th. auz. 20th. Nov. 19th. r DaAlrison March 5th. June. 4th. SeDt. 2d. pec, 3d. Randolph March 19th, Sept. 17th. Montgomery April 2d, Oct. lst. Stanly April Uth, Oct. 15th. NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. spring Judge Clark. ; .'ALiiuugo Connor. ltocklnghamJan. 23d, July 23d, Nov. 5th. Forsyth Feb. 6th, May 21st, Oct. 23d, Yadkin Feb. 20th. Sept. 2h. Wilkes-March cth, April 30th, Sept. 10th. . Alleghany March 19th, Sept. 3d. Pavfe April 2d. Oct. stli. Stokes April ldth, Aug. 6th, Nov. 12th: '5 ' surrj April 23d, Aug. 20th. Nov. ljth. . TENTH JUDICIAL) DISTRICT. 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