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' TOTUM tlHTOI Of ruSOaTll CAKOlfMA ARVCS.)
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! TO ALL WHOJUIUAT UJNCEBH, M nowa
W t thm 1.1. N.atr,ni f th
. Bourn laroiiM uoaiorence, ia ciiariwioo, i toich
againat expunging tit General Utile m Blarer.
Uavieg, lo JuJgmeni, .ufl.ci.r.1 wuon. for
rotinr. I balloted then nd betieve VOW (hit
did r!Kht . I. deftreuc. Jo' t. XWeronc.
gore, iuiiuodiateiv afttr tba vole was token, (
tw.uo.at to do to at another hour not ecemtnir
be agreeable.) mi ronaona for votior ae I did.
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Mjr explanation being eitemporancouy, if net 1m
proratu, I thoagbt ootbiog at the time 01 Ua be-
log pobliahed by tho reporter. Wbew aaked by
..... . 11 1. j 1 . . ui. in t.bariotte ana BUiberiora 0111 was aaopteu, re
turn it I wished it pnlltobed, and aleo told by qaWlf Buu fe fcM, -0Bfy to . th.
him that ha had not written It, 1 replied mat
tu.j .! T ik ..1(U ..
X Hill
lime 1 woum wnw mo oxuiuuauva ra,
and hand it to Dim for tba next morniOE a paper,
knunaaa Utt. mm no tlnix lo da it. Tha
reporter laid to ma next moruing that be mp.
.i I. t. nKli.t. it
poaed It wa rot wotifc while to pnbliaU it, and
that he bad boen advbed. aa a matter of eipe
, Iieoey, not to do ao.' I replied that I wax not
careful about tho matter eUuer war. I here Um
-1 1 - -I 1.1 t,.. Aatwl Tli AfiatiuiM nf m
I. Mmu uhlv k. nth nf
wnicu 1 in noi auvtaeu, 1 1 aw hubuuuu ud
euade.longer, witbont the aid of . chm. tW, a
IiIIIa hpiiiiatnn Jtri --ia an raanfi far aiAnmru?
Uia notice. Well, what bare I to ear f .
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I iball not dndortake to prove at preacnt that
i am not ao Abolitiooiat. Logie, jualioe, and rea-
wnable men will excuae me from thia tank in the
preaont atate and ahipo of the caae.. I am ready
"lo reply to any attempt to prove the affirmative.
A diapoaition to diaabuae the minda of acrjaaint -
ncaa and alranmra MDeuial BIT brethren and
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iriunua B uvaira lu rvuiv.v muj uihuiihw w
W. 1 - . J . 1 u . L ..Jm... .a
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UUCVI me 10 cnocniwj m. nararai uuuj-iue
tumor ibai 1 am an Aooiltiouutt. 1 cliailence
aaint or atanor, while, viae a, or yellow, north or
- Soath. to prove the eontrarj. AM to the poaition
wh cb m role aaeicne me. l deny mat an tmpar-
, . .: ru-jili. :j .
jniirucugn wouiuauuiiiiiaaeTiucuveaEaiaat
me. At any rale, my reason lor voting aa 1 did
forbid aucb a eooatraction. I am not in tbe habit
of doine? a tbinir and ukine othera lo eive me a
r.Mn .he I Hi.l ao. Tho rcaaon for rot i no- a
1 . J . . . . 1
a. aid. l may give woon eonyeoiena. a oewre
atated. lam unwiilins for mv brethren and frienda
0 be in error about me on thia aubject I yet, if
bimaelf aecording to bia own choice. In tbe mean-
hil! 1 I nut bnaat." 1 aak fr the um of
-the lean who, aecording to opportunity, haa done
more for the welfare of ibe alavea, and, by oone-
liuenee, for their maslera, than I bare done for
thirteen ycara one who baa done it more chcer-
fully, witb leaa wordly compeoaatton, and all
without a ayllable of abolition acntiment in word,
action, or otherwise.
It hu been a aaiiafccljon to me to believe tbat,
by a eonactentioua courre of chnatun and imma
terial life, Dot faultleta I know, the confidence of
my brethren of the Conference baa not been with
- "held from me. Though there ia nobody or cUaa
of men wboae confidence 1 value -aa nimbly aa 1
dotbeirasyet tbe doing what I believed to be
right, rather tbao tbe ibe eecuriog their favor,
baa been the motive for aciing in every ease where
principle waa involved. Had I acted otherwise,
and thereby trained their eobfidenee, I ehould
also bare gained tbe knowledge tbat I did not
deaerre it. a. ji. isbowxk.
A. 81, 1858.
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COXORE8A. The dialant publio may real ar
eured that tha balance of ibe current aeaaiooef
Conereaa is destined to be tbe moat induatrioua
one known to tbe biatory of tbe eouolry. Wbilo
aometbing may be due to the very universal con
demnation of tbeir act in reaolving upon the re
ent recess, uttered by the preaa in all quartern
of the country, in aunenoducine extra effort of I
labor on tba rt or tne member, it 1 aim Terr I
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true that aince they first eame tocether on the
Brat Wondajof last month, they have labored
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itn far cloaer application to Duaincsa conaum-
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mating ur more tban ever Delore ao early in tne
eeeaion. Tho they bare worked in ihiaaegeion.
and are deatincd to work fur more systematically
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during tbe remainder of it, than ever before.
la$htngto Star.
We will inform flie publio of their doings when
tbey do any thing worth recording..
, Tbe brig Echo, which Teeael waa forfei-
ted to the United Statea for eniratrioe in the alare
nwo, - v " . .. w(. . .. ' '". 1 1
by the United Statea Marshal, fcf 12300, cash.
TIIELEtUISLATlRE.
. SATciiAv7Jaii. 1, 185!).
In both branches of th Legislature there was no
einernm. ' In the Hon Mr. klordeeai took hi teat as
-Commoner from Wake, In place of E..O. Haywood.
At a quarter to twelve both Tlouses proceeded with
the inauguration of Governor Elll. 8 speech slse-
- eraer In r columns. 1 -- - ;
. :l.l .: Mbnv. Jan. . 1869. ..
T Ata. The bill to prevent fraudulent bidding at
Judicial (ale, passed Its third reading, and wa or
dered to be engrossed.
: The bill to amend the charter of th Atlantlo and
Jforth Carolina, and Western North Carolina railroad,
so -a to give tothe Individual ttockholder a majority
nn th board of directors, the ineeial order, was
tnea
1akon np, and a long debate ensued, an! before it eon-
elusion lo oenar aajouraea.
Hooaa. Mr. Norwood Introduced' a bill to incor
jiorat th University Railroad Company to build a
toad from Chapel Hill to th North Carolina Rail-
. Tbad. - - - - ' -
. Th bill for th relief of Emily Hooper, of Liberia,
' passsd itl third reading. , -
.''.: Tt-asDAv, Jan. 4.
Sbxatb. Mr. Thomaa introduced n bill to amend
the charter of the Charleaton, Blue Ridge and ChatU
iiuoga Railroad Company. .
th railroad bill np yesterday wa further discussed,
and it further Consideration indefinitely postponed.
Th Coalfield bill pawed it second reading yea
25, nay 14.
The bill relating to insolvent debtor was laid on lb
table. The bill relative tu jury trial in oounty court
wai defeated by a vote of 85 to 8. .
Hods. Mr. Ransom introduced a bill to Inoorpo
rate the Rank of North Carolina meant 4o take the
nlaee of the State Bank. Mr. Chambers introduced
k bill to allow tbe Fayetteville and Albemarle plank
road to make a pnblia ferry across Pee Dee. -
Mr. Caldwell Stat Improvement and Relief bank
era reported favorably from th committee 00 corpo
ration!, and waa mad th special order for torn dsy
next wek. . , , ; , . , v
' ' ; WiDxasDAt, Jan. S.
Sisat. Tb Wilmington, 'Charlotte and Ruther
ford, Railroad bill, being the special order, wa taken
up. PTaoMrou amendment were adopted amongst
them one to prohibit th public treasurer from inning
bond unless h haa money to meet the Intereat with
out borrowing. . It I limply to bun Stat bond in
toad ef endorsing th Company' bond, and to we
greater emeuot than th Stat ia 0 pledged for.
Its farther Mulders ti on area poatpeaei till Monday
ext. ' '
Mr. Leach g aotle that en to-morrow be shoaldu
Introduce a bill to divide North Caroling giving naif
to Virginia and hair to Smth. Careliaa. r
Hon. The bill to establish th eounty of Lilling
ton, ptssed it seoMd reading.
Mr. Sparrow iotrodueed a bill eeaoemiag limited
partnerships, and Mr. Cahlrfell, f dailmrd, a bill re
quiring Inspeetora of lour to, register ihe anmber ef
barrels and the quality A., inspected. .
A bill to aboliih th f.teh jld qoaliftoatlon for Juror
any one haa been " earned away" by tbe rumor " eaper or tue nv. ueoe enuuea irumanea .
bearing what I bare to uj, be ean U ear- oV.t itlTZ' 5
ned tack at btaown time and cxpenae, and locate ... ilro,iUMj u declare the Vadkta River
vwi f Jeetod. A bill to InoorperaU th tewa f nijh
Ipolulpaeaed lU second reading j al bill to estab-
li.h th North Carolina Military inenuii; aua a uiu
to iooorpor.t Um 0k CW Beting Mor,
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' 8r.Af.--The f .llo(nf Mil wr reported favora
ble vat. A Kin ! keerei. lb (inking fundi to emeed
, ".'3 to- oVb. to
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1 1 eeitala uial to abolish Ibt Morgantoa term of the
t l'MXto
I emend the chapter of the Revised Code, entitled ma
to "'"! ".FT"0? ??r?,i.w
bill to amend the 119th eectloa, Sit ebapter Urld
Cod..
I Itllla Ta nrevent huntlnf en Sn((dar: to
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utbori; the Petersburg Railroad Company to bunJ
a railroad from Uarysburg to weldon.
Tba vote by which tba amendment to the Wllmlng-
II latoreat oa Ui bond to he issued lor emu company,
owort lMUing luroi, waa aoogutto w nw.iu.r.,
... ,.,, ...,,..,. ... M.Md to Uon.
da ant.
I the alretloD of tweWa Troitl of the Cnirenltr
now proewded w th, ao.thi. like a hundrl
kt nf n nominaltoa, and frem the rtport of
fh tu iw)etded U elceUoc only twe-
Gorarnor Ellia and U. W. Kanaom. EM
Billa aauad aaoond raadloa to praaotlbe the dutlea
of neoutoraand athnluiitraluri ; requiring Jaatioea
of lb Paae to aota the time of executing on their pro
nmke bBloaoua reaponuoio lor u oeo
1 Tba tna-roaead bill to eanlub bora Healing vita
rblpping, branding and hanging waa ludafiuilely poat
ftibTaotf42lol. JtrV liTL.rZ
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1 i0kuoa. HtaaM aan aa muhuhhI to th 8nato,
riiruiii aiMMjtv. ihAtti am hihii wai u a
1 Var.r little buaioea wa doae. Th bill to eatahluh
oty of LlUlogtoa w rjetd by V 61, Nay
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I.urnc Company ; a bill to incorporate the New
1 bora Oa Light Coupanyi a bill to amend the charter
of Ban of Cap rear. A Mil to Charter cue rauntia
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1 air. Aorwooutrrvoancva: a dmi wfumu vaurj
Mr.
Leffer, , hill concerning petrel
i faiWt Jan. 7,
Rbkatc Ttilla Introduced: To aire the election of
Traatce to the board of Trutee or the I'nivenity;
to aaoore bridge from damage by wael and flat.; to
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Ploy a elera.
i un M i.i.i;.!. nni tlm name
A1tn?liany, being the apeciel order, paaaed it aroon
I reading by a rote f 1 to 80.
I Hoi a. The Um of the Hoeae wa for the greater
eeeoplevl, to-day, by a ukohioti wpon we nil
I tii nlali U lha Runic at Hal itinrT.
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of Qailtt)rd cf Kowan were the ehief
aneakera. The bill wa nanaed by a imall majority
I Mr. Caldwell nf Oullford Introduced bill to repeal
a navigable atream from tbe North Carol na Railroad
to Wilkeabero'. The aneeial order a bill to create
freehold hoaeetoad vu pawed ever on motion
Mr. Uatla.
mm AND STATE NEWS.
Axao)! Cot'XTV. The following officers bare been
elected:
.WUi CcurLS. TT. Cole. Wm. Al.ta. T. W. Ken
dalf.
Count Tmttt O. TV. Lfltl.
Commtu linatecS. W. Cole, JL .W. Uatk
J. Broadaway.
Ctnturt O. W. Willooghby.
TAXis.-rTh following are th county tax rate aa
fixed ay tbe WMfrwtrvUa
Toor tax on poll 10c.,oo J1W worth land be
Jury .......:.. 10e.,
County paepcr 20e.,
do
do
Id,
do
do
ao
do
Ife.
Railroad... Sae.,
46c.
Fnxn. Tbe county of Amo has f 5,000 of money
on hand for county parpoee, and 9,2UU or railroau
funds.
Th railroad tax In this county has been unani
mously agreed to by th magistrate.
Ax Acni Traxir. We don't know that w shall
bay my mor turnip by th bushel. They are not
what they are cracked op to be. Ion never know
when yon've got a bushel, even though yon go to tbe
trnnUa of meainrinv them, which ia a nselesa waste
uf time, all thinas considered. We mean to boy du:
I.'. .l W
turnips oy to vara, ai o mucu me square jaru
I'1""1 '""''? LP 10 1' P'HT.- J" Pc',ncn ?r
thai M itiftttn kairnM nm thriii rh it fin not mntain
:"T,:v'" V'S." ' " , 1
UU1WJ al VWIUK, WJ aui'VUBV. aBe. iva su
..tti-, it ont. la aa aolid aa lead. Th slice cre
seated to us measures thirty and one-half inebe
round, and weighs sight pounds. J. J.Cox, of Liles-
villo, is the producer of this famou. turnip, who will
-mam ah lti.nl. fnf In. hMIMl Wall tall
please accept our thank for th preent
a sqmre yard next um.
" Dbatb or "CArr.'TnOiiA Fostki. We ar pained
to announo the death of Capt Tboma Foster. He
died at hi residence on Swsnnmoa, two mile east of
this place, on Friday th 24th nit., in the 80th year of
b' He bad lived intM. eomitry for .evenly
J","? waa widely anown na nn ver-uy ..-
i- 1 hjmi iniv ix 1 A .ml in t. iii iwnrMantMi
Buncombe in the Hwsse of Common in l8l7, and
gain in 1819. Weseed witnaciear, strong ana com
prehonsiv mind, bis view on publio question wer
always sgerly ought and greatly respected. As a
neighbor, a citiiee, a father and friend, he was fault
less. His death has created a vacuum which will not
be easily Ailed. He died oalmly and peacefully, having
a dasir to depart and be at ret. Aihtvillt iert.
Miiascholv AcciDtir, On the morming of the
25th nit., Christmas day, moat melancholy accident
oecnred in thi place. Mr Merril Utley, for th pur-
pa of amusing hi boys, bored a large auger bole In
a log in nil yara, ana, aiier caarging u.iui powiwr,
drove in a nluar. lea vine a small hole for priming'; and.
without calculating the eonsequenoer, put fire to it
while standing neirly over it. The log wa split, on
n.ri knn-.itinir flnarn a fence near br. and the other
part iMi.0g bim on th temple, made a large hole
Jn n;, head. Tbongh apparently lifeless at first, he
lingered In a dying state for three or four hours, when
be breathed bis last, iiy tan auauen bereavement,
a large family ha been left in a most distressing con
dition. HUUboro' Record. js :
Shap. On Saturday last, Mr. 8. H. Christian took
from th Pee Dee, near hi residence, in Montgomery
eounty, a fine, fat abad one of year real broad
hacked fellow, and and on Sunday be ite him. He
fairly made oqr month water by kis description of tbe
fineness, ratnes and rreannes or tne luscious moraei.
We hope there are a few more len.
Leamaa. The receipts of yellow pine lumber in Bal
timore from liorth Carolina during the past year,
amounted to 9,200,000 feet, valued st $162,0UU. Th
receipts ef shingle from thi State for the same time
were 25,000,000, valded at (150,000.. Korlli Carolina
shingles are now need in preferenot to all others.
' atcalcirAli EhtCTioa. Mai. Archibald McLean
baa been re-elected Mayor of Fayetteville by an almost
unanimous vote ; and Messrs. Jam Sundy, li- Mo
Klnnoa, S. L. Pemberton, Geo. W. Williams, A. A.
McKetban, Wm. McLaurin, and Wm. Warden, Com
missioners.
Bum & Lixdskt bav received a (apply of Kero
sene Oil. end a lot of Lamo. ell beautiful; bnt th
bronie metal on ar aurpusingly so. You might let
one nu imm a inree story nous upon s.one pave
ment, and it would not break.
Ma. A bah Philum, th oldest eitixen, perkaps, of
ttuneombe eounty, being in bis 8ta year, died oa Sun
day night 2d Inst., at tha reeideae of his daughter,
Mr. Catherine Bell, four mile east of Ashville. . .
IxSTAiLittxTS OaDBaxD, See advertisement of th
Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad in to-:
day' paper.
CiAao et Kahb. The Post OSee heretofore celled
"Keill'i Creek," 1 Harnett eownty haa been changed
to "Window."
Taraevow na Locwe. Tte let, Dngsbary. arrived
here yweterday, frem Baekhorw Loekr, loaded with
Seaia aad Iroa Or. Wilxmfm Utrtii, M mat. ,
Koarw CaaonaA BAkai.-Th Fayeltorllla Obaemr
ha compiled from offioial doeomeot a oondenerd ata'e
mont f the eooditon of all the bank in th Bute, aa
howa by their latrat retara to th OvTcnior ; avl.
for the ak of (ommriaon, the editer hire copied
from their paper of Jannary lli. Iw7, MmiM eta.
dnd U lenient which wa mH o( their cooditif n a
that time. Aeeonliria to iheM .Ulcmeiit.i. tbe Obeer-
rtr aan; ' The aggrecato aapiul lie inereaaed
(98.124. TheaccnreAtanruln bilnofcd$87,6Hl
Uo to bank ent of ioeree I $8ii.2r9. ue to bank
in the St tie, deereaaed $.'I9,IK)3. Tbe circulation ha
dacreaiied tltl.'Tl. Th depotit hare Inereaaed
$171,77. The note and doiuettio bill diaeounted
bar aeereated $328,720. ' Foreign Exchange (inclu
ding bahiBcw doe by bank ent of lb State, and bill
of exebtmye running to mr.lurity,) ha Inereaaed
WHO, 03. ime oy norm warouna oanni w eacu
other, dtt-Yenatd (711,076.. Dpecl ha inerrAl
.8,M. Keal EaUte inereued f .9,4CZ. (State and
United Stat bond, te., have deereaned (11,264.
Of th diaoount. th amount du director baa increa
el $148,219. Djc by tockbolder La inereaaed
993,448. The two laet itm r, bowevar, ineroa
d by reporit from our bank which nmde a return
en tho point two year ago."
After giving th abota antiafaetory axhibt 'of the
condition of the bank, the Objer-er remark i i"
"A a whole, the figure ahow that th bank
ar tronger than they were two year ago, ebirfly la
th large diminution of note In eiroulatlon, and lu
aatirawof foreign exchange. The deereaae of dlaeownl
and th Increa of depooite ihow a diminished de
mand for money, and tilber a want of aouree for In
VMtment or a diainolination to inveit.
" It will b obiervad that the aggrecal eircnlatlnn
ia not eftnel to tba aggregate ea4itul by 1,(181,600
dollar. That la, tbongh the bank are allowed by
their charter to teahe two dollar for etery one dol
lar of eapital, they have actnally only 80 cent of le
an for every duller of capital. The right to in
two for lie, therefore, which i o much dwelt upon
by the nmie .of bank, 1 really a nulli'y. The
bank cannot exercise the right with tnfrty, and are
too careful of their eredit ercn lo approach the limit
of the law. Only four of tii bank htf e a large a
circulation a capital
Th rgrefit of pecle awl foreign exchange
(which I" better than iperfe,) ii more than tbe aggre-
gato circulation."
Killkd ia a Fox Chabb. A young man named L
Rhodes was instantly killed on Homony I reek, in tbli
corjDty, last Monday week, under rather singular cir
cumstances. He and some companions were engaged
in a fox elisse, and had run the animal into a hole lu
a blurT of rovkx. Unable to force it out otherwise,
they built a fire at the entrance, with the view, i
hunter's language, of "smoking it out." From th
heat of the fire, or some other cause, the ledge of rock
ahova was seen to crack and give way, when, in order
to lave themeelveH from the descending reeks, tbe wbole
party, consisting of three or four men, sprang from
their perilous prwftions on the lolge to tbe ground be
low, some 25 or 80 feet. Mr. Rhode unfortnnstely
did not sprin nuick enouch. or fur enough, for huge
stone fell upon him ss he struck the ground, crushing
him to death instantly. Othera or tbe party wer eon
aiderahly bruised, but not seriously injured. Mr,
Rhodes, we learn, was a worthy yourrg man, and h
mclancbolly death created much sympathy. What
fearful illuxtrstion of the oft quoted truth, that "in
the nM or lire we ore m death. - Aihrnllt .vn.
Jan. 6. .
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Sncrns, iv l'xiex. We learn says the Wilmington
Jonrnal that a win named Yibaley, cnntineil in Kenans-
ville (Duplin county) Jail, for shooting and wounding
a Mr. Judge, (ibe of the patrol of said county, hnn
himself with his (nspenders, on the 80th ult. When
th keener entered the' Jail, Whaley was . diovered
to be standing ea bis feet but quite dead. It ia sup
posed he' committed suicide' on the belief that Mr.
Jndge bad died ef bis wounds. Mr. Judge, at last
aeeoents, waaetill living, md slight hopes are entertain
ed of his reorery.
Wilmihotoji SArrxias Baxk. The blreetors of this
Institution have resolved that ihWetst, al the rate of
S1 per cent, be declared and paid to the depositors
Tor the last six months, and that a dividend of 81 per
at- ha paid to the stockholders out of the profit" of
an last six monuis, psjauie and alter tuo iutb
ln.
nB Tocxo Mtx's Cubistiax AssooiATioa of Fay
etteville has been orgamaed. And the , following
the offiioere for the ensuing year : W. K. lilake
President; B. Fuller and R. P.Bn'xton, Vice presidents:
W. N. Tillinghast, Sceretsry; J. B Ferguson,' Treaa-
nren T. A. E. Evans, Librarian. ,
Eloped. The rostmasteratDanburv, Intnis Btate,
ha ran away, lcating a bad clnciaj odor behind bim
Pet Smith k Lixnsrv'i advertisement in relatiou
to Blacksmithing and Iron work in general.
ST OF Lt.TTI.nS RF.MAIXIXG IN'
the Wadesboro Tost Office np to date, not called
for:
Mrs. Jno. C,
Pumas,
Daniel Oatewool,
Wm. W. Uunsucktr,
A. M. Hyatt,
Jno. Moore,
B. L. Marshall,
Thomas Nea tun,
R. P. Wilev. "
W. H. PATRICK. P.M.
Miss Angeline Klliott-2
Mr. Nancy Teal,
Wm. Bristow,
John H. Carpenter,
A. O. Davis-l!
C. M. Fslkner,
Jan. 1, 1850.
NOTICE. .
HAVING LOST OR MISLAID A XOTKUNDER
seal, for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS, payable
on the 1st day of October, 1850, exocutod to me by
Williatn H. Huntley, on tho 11th inst., I hereby fore
warn all persons against buying or trading tor said
note. r. 1. ia.Mi.tl
J.n. 12,18.70-18.1:1.
Consignments.
HHDS. PRIME W. I, MOLASSESf -
10 bbl Fish,
CObbls. Pink-Eye' Pototdear'".' "
20
50 Coils Western Rope,
4000 clioice Segars, (Iiavana,)'
On Conslgninent and for inle low fof cash,' by '
. . ' DANIEL A. HORN. .
Cheraw, Jan. 11-58-21.
WILMISGTO, .CHARLOTTE iD
IllTIIERt'UttU Hi It. miU'il,
T IS ORDERED BY THE BOARD OF DIRKC-
tors that the ikihth installment of TEN per cent
upon the capital stock of this company bo called in.
and bedneand payable on the llh day of February,
18utt. That the kibth Installment or 10 ier cent,
be called in, and be due and payble on the 2d day
of May, 1859. And that the txxtii and last install
ment of FIVE per cent, ba due and payable on the 3d
day of Augutl, ISi'J. U. W. ULION,
January 6, 1859-18-25 President.
PEE DEE SCHOOL,
PEE DEE, AS SOU COUNTY, IV. C,
j. d. Mclaughlin, Principal,
WILL COMMENCE ITS NEXT SESSION ON
IrfoiKtHT, tbe lTtb inat.
Tbe rates of Tuitiin Will rangi? froiu $12 to $18,
aocording to advincement.
No deduction made for absence after entcrinp;, ex
cept iu casos of protracted illness, when a deduction
will be made for the time necessarily lost. , , r
v SAMUEL SMITH, Jr.,
. . JOKL E; HOUNE, and Others,
18-29 l , . Proprietors.
Horse -Shoing, Blacksmithing and
iron worj ia uenerai.
OMITH V LINDSEY RESPECTFULLY
n inform the reonle of Ansocin trenrrnl. and
tbe eititene o wadesboro' in particular, that
THEY ar oarryina on th BLACKSMITHINS
BUSINE8S, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, at tbe well
knows STAND vir partly occupied by Mr. ELI
FREEMAN, and that they are prepared to do and
parferai all work la mil line of busiueea with prompt
nee. They guarantee that all work done at their
establishment shall be finished in a workmanlike man
ner, and tbat thee shall be no unnecessary delay
and diseppetotmenta--iint whea a job ia promised by
a certain time, when tAel time arrive, th work shall
be done, aad well done, too.' 18-tf -
REMOVAL.
1YTE HAVE REMOVED FROM OUR OLD
Ijf - (toad eppeeito the Brick Store to the
thert
earner konse lately ooeapied by 0. W
N',i-Tjr
oeite the COCRt-HOllSB, where a
win be Lt
kapey to aee all ear friend and eastoeaer.
l?-tr- i-.m hwMITH IID8EI
r,v . . - MARRIED, ' -
Near I'nl.in chore, oa the 21 December, by !t. M,
Hubbard, 1., JACKSON ULUUAKU, to Miu HA
II All JAN'K, yonugett daughter of Hubert Uaddy
an or Anson.
At WMxlUrid, rtarnwell dlnli lrt, 8. C , en the 2th
n't., hydie Uy. Dr. Ilauckel, ANNA AUGUST A, eld
ett Jnunliter of William Gilmore 0iuma, km. to
ilr. EDIVAKD HO.tCII, of Charleaton.
DIED,
In Union coulily, on the mnrtitnj; of i-J December
Mini SARAH LUU13A CUULTOt iu the tftenty.
third year of her age.
JtlAltKCf.
jCHEIIAV, Jan. 10. Cotton Bulo for Ihe week C44
bifcev-at 0ll,e.,-wirket-nimtoil. flour
(3.26. Cora ttO(v'J0. . Bacon Khouldcra VUt.liicr.
ham Nf,15o.i tide lUa.lllc. Utd 14o. Itic6M
OJe. Bgging-l)unde loA,l8a.: 'Ounay 20e. Salt
per aark $1.25.
FAVETTKV1LLE, Jan. 10. TJotton Flrto good
lOlfel ',. Floor $4.76r J5.60. Wheat 05s. Corn
90o. Bacon 11c. Lard l;!( ! lo. Hogging Uunny
and Dumlre 18200. Turifliline Yellow dip and
virgin (2.80; bard $1.10; (piHIa 421e.
CMARLESTON, Jan. 10 Cotton Th market was
very quiet to-dny, the trnwaction baring been limited
to 851 balce, nt extreiuee ranging from 12(nllc.
l'rlce unchanged.
LITTLE Ac BATTLE,
tillornty and t'ouniteltora at Law,
WADKSBOno', N . C.
ALEXaSDKR LITTLE and R. If. RATTLK. Jr..
Esii , bating auociuVjd thirm-elre In the practice of
their profession, will promptly attend to all bu-iiiilw
ntrasted to them in the Couutio of Amuo, Kich
BionJ and Union.
ttTTICBee oppo.ite tlie Dinlc. 17-29
ELVAN3 & THOMPSON,
Dralrn in Couch, Cabinet and L'ph(jl.slrrv Uardworr,
Rr Iron and Steel.
tar A Cumplelt AoorlmeMof IIUUS. SPOKES,
t t'l t . t'ttS a"IVaJ f. . . .a
ivv'i.i, ofi.irio. TC, arc.
PAYUPIPAYUP! 7
A MAN IN IEI1T mipht as well be d-d.
DisiAal experience lias taught me thus
L'nlem Tour pocket is heavily cram'd,
All other qualities aiut worth ctus.
So gentlemen, whose purses ere re(ra'e,
Please "deliver'' them of their precious load;
Ju-t rhirel down to my shop and PAY,
: And help me on life's truubled road.
I've a holy horror of nil f uch tilings
As warrants, deputies and ed tat.
Jutthelp me to elude their stings,
And I'll thank you, and give tiod the praise.
. By duns, debts and deputies I'm awfully jum'd
An ) if 1 don't warrant people I'll be hush I
Don't print it! 'twould be a wicked thing,
And I like to be religious when I ting.
, I oppose all swearing, 'tis a bad habit;
But when the interetjig game of "grab it'' '
Is played by deputies for jour purse
You fuel a strange proclivity to cuj'se.
But don't do it! like mo, don't sveir nt all,
But just remember my locality niid call.
17-10 E. FREEMAN.
NOTICE.
A FRESH LOT OF. CHEESE JUST
RE
ecived aad fur sale by
..... COX, AUSTIN & CO
Jtn? The above FIRM wonlj respectfully invite all
those indebted to them to call soon and settle, as they
ar very muju in need of m:ney. -
Lilesvillc, N. C, January 1, 18D.
. N. B. Persons indebted to the old firm of COC i
AUSTIN must pay immediately, as our necessities
f.irliid lortger indulgence, or their notes and nccouiits
will be placed in tbe bands of a lawful collector,
Lilesville, Jan. I, 1 8".0-1 7-tf
WOTIC'E TO MERCIIA1VTS AXD
COTTO.w (sllIFFEUS.-
AN ARRANGEMENT HAS BEN MADE BE
tween the Cheraw and Durlinn-ton and North.
Eactern Railroad Companies by which there will be a
regular. rKElllrlT. TKA1N FOUR TIMES PER
WtLK from and to Charleston, connectine with the
trains on the Cheraw and Darlington Railroad, there
by securing prompt dispatch in tho transportation of
freight, aud entirely obviating tbe delay tbat bas been
heretofor eau?ed from the want r such an arrange
ment. The following is the schedule as screed upon:
" ' "7 -. IP. '
No. 1. Leaves Charleston ...
....Saturday, P. M.
....Tuesday, A. M.
Wednesday, A. M.
Friday, A. M.
do
do
ds
do
do .
do .
UP.-
No. 1.
Connects C. and D. Train... Monday, A. at.
do do Wednesday, A. M.
do do ThdrsVIay, A. M.
do do :Sutiirday, A. M.
DOWN.
2
S.
4.
No. 1. Leaves Cheraw Saturday, P. M.
2. do do Tuesday, A. Ju
8. do do...... ............... Wednesday, l1. M.
4. do do Friday, A. 11.
DOWN. 1
No, l.ConnecteN.E.forCharleston, Monday, A. M.
2. do do Wednesday, A. r.
8. do . do Thursday, A. M.
. 4. do do .Saturday, A. M.
C. T. W. SYFAN,
December 22, 18 )8 17-29- Superintendent.
TO HIRE.
SMITH & LINDSEV INFORM THE TUBLIC
thai.thi ir boy ARCHIE. S? be HIKED to do any
kind of work in Brick or U!ck iviuoiirr
from this time forth. 17-tf
Notice
milE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS OF STREATER &
I HI 1LH1-S0. arc now in my hands for collec
tion. If not rinsed hp in nsbort time, by CASH, NOTE,
or Jl'lH'.MKNT, I am instructed to hand them to an
officer for collection, 8. W. NEAL.
Wadesdoro' Jun. f, 1 8.10-1 7-tf.
.ITS SO!
The Old tIors:-Shorr t attain in
the
Mi
IHd!
JtVLL AT THEIR SHOP, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
J bis old stand and YOUR HORSES SHALL
BE NEAf LY AND PROMPTLY SHOD; and
-all OTHER WOItK executed in good shape and
Willi dispatcu. .l-tt j 8. 11. SMITH & SON
NOTICE
IY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, EXE
) cued to us by Calvin M. Falkner, for certain
purpose therein expressed, -wo will, on .MON
DAY, the lith day of February next, sell,- for CASH,
at liio Oourt-lfatise door, 111 Wadesboro , Two
Hundred Acres of Land, lying on the
watgra of Jonea's Creeki adjoining ihe lands of Jas.
R, Moore and others. Given under our hauds thia
the 4th day of January, 18-VJ.
U. W.- LITTLE,
r : .r . P. J. COPPEDGE,
17-18 . Trustees.
cjhrktMsTc
ORANGES, LEMONS, CANDIES, v '
BOSTON BUTTER and. LEMON CRACKERS,
COCOA NUTS., rKCAN NUTS,
ENGLISH WALNUTS, FILBERT?,
nAioino, etc., ao. 4ust reoeivea oy
lu-'l . O. O. AK.Uuu.
OAAAA "us. of good hides
WASTED. DRY OR GREEN.
for which ihe highest market price will be paid in
ctsh or barter. Call on the snbscriber at the Regis
ter s umce, in tbe toart-House,
W. P. KENDALL.
P. S. All personl indebted to me, or to W. P. &
E. F. Kendall, need not be surprised if they receive
a visit from the Sheriff between thi and January
Court, as w hare indulged as long w can er will.
13-tf W. P.- K.
-VTA UTEDr,
TI! ARGUS OrriCH, WAPiS-
RAflS-lA?
arV
Laurel Hill School.
T
Jtltttlt
HE NEXT BE3KION OF.TIilS INSTITUTION
will commence on MONDAY, the 10M (.'"'
Huary, 1K.')U, under fi cars nl .Mr. JOHN U. 1IL-
CIIANAN, aa Principal, a graduate of Ihe L'Hlnrfl'y
of N.C. . ,
-French and 8pni-h vHll be taoghtj In addition to
the branches of an Lngluhand Classical education.
The term are $tl, ftt, f 4 a)IA per session of five
month. Good board an be bad in the neighborhood
at $8 per month, including wa.hlng. fuel, and tights.
A-essons on iu pinno lorie will uo given to sac 11
young ladle a deslro them, at lift rate of $13 per
session, including the us of instrument,
, Each session will close with a public examination.
17-19' ' , . ,
English and Classical School,
LILESniLE. iS01 rOtJTT, N. C,
r. II. JORD.ilV, lr., Principal.
rpilE SPRING SESSION OP THIS SCUOOI,
I W1 beghioa WEDNKSD.1V, Mel of Jtiuirti,
tl'.ft I - '.:..- ix Mnnii.M 'r....-.
tL'Vl.a ! wniMIIU. fHW.I.fll.. .- 4.HIII1V V. aUiyilll
rangilig from $10 to $20, according to advancement f
pupil.- No- deductions uaus except iu Clues uv pVo.
tracted sickness. - 15-17
FORK ACADEMY, .
STA.XLY OlTY, !. C."
flMIK NEXT 8ESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
I the FIHST UOMtAV OF JAXIAHV, 1859.
auJ close tbe last Fi-ithy in May. Board $7 per
month. Tuition Knglirh, $12.50;. Languages, $15,
per session. Worthy iudigrnt young men will be in
dulged fur tuition. X. 11. EDWARDS,
1.1-1 - , l'riiicipiil-.
PHONOGRAPH?.
THIS 13 A' BEAUTIFUL METHOD OF WRITING
the English language by means ot the niont simiilc
characters that can be formed, and which .accurately
repr-seut tne sounds or spoken words. It can be
written more than six times as fist as common hand,
an I on lea than bne-iixth the space; thus saving t.i
tbe writer more than tire-sixths of both time and
paper. Among thouujnds of eminent mill who have
certified to its importiuce, we hure space ouly for the
following.
Hon. Thos. II. Benton ay: ''Had Phnnngra.hy
been kuowu forty years ago, it would have taxed me
twenty yeara-of hard labor.".
John H. Jlart, rnncip.il ui tne mgli hclmni, I'lula
dulphia, says: "Home of our rtudents, not yet twenty
years of ace, are making more money by riiucogiu.
phy than the Tiinoipal of the High School, nfter
jutting given bimaelf fur more than twenty years to
bis profession, j
The Andersignrd has puMT-dicd a thnrt hut concise
system, which will, in a few weeks, enable any one
who ean write, to write down any f pceeh as fist a
spoken. It will be sent to any part rf the United
States, pott paid, 'on receipt of One Du'.lnv: or t.-n
copies will bo sent Jo one address for Five Dollata-,
and any greater number at the sumeiateH. Addrcift
D. F. BLACKBURN,
17418 H.mpshire, Maury, Tcnn.
JIST RECEIYEB BY 8. S. AftHOLO,
C LT MOLASSES"
FKES1I COVE (IYSTF.RS;
BAGGING; liOI'E: TWINE;
11-tf COTTON YARNS.
- lllCKirilEAT,
LOUR; CHEESE; JilCEi CIDER VINEGAR ;
Smoking Tobacco, of -uperior' nualitr. ;Jni.t
reee-ved and for talc by S,- S. ARNOLD. '
' 8-tf
rtAAA I
P.4IKS I'LAT.tTIO IlltO-
iiUUv' GAS SHOES. For sale ut Ilighiuont
Tannery and Shoe factory.
8-tf J JAS. C7CARAWAY7
WANTED Two or UireVpooT W'ORKMEN, on
Sewed Work, at the above establishment. J. C. C.
A BARGAIN,
"1 I Y PLAITATIOI IN ANSON COUNTY,
1 with th IMPROVEMENTS, is now of-Al
ferod for rale at the value assessed on the Tax li'd
Book, which assessment was made before the im
provements were built.
Terms: Une-tnird cssii; one-tnird twelve monuis,.
without interest: one-third two years, with interest
after twelve months. A. LITTLE.
December 7, 18o8--I3-tf
rviiTiiLlf.roTicE.
If my Plantation, wilh tho improvements, is not
sold by the first of January next I shall alter the
terms. 1 will also sell my lots in the town of Wades
boro' on reasonable terms. The contracts for grading
the Ruilroad, which will pas within two miles of the
place,, are advertised to be let out on the 21st and
'Jd inst., whicn will, 01 course, enhance the value 01
the Plantation.. ...AJATTUJ.
December 15, 1858-14 tf
SMITH & LINDSET,
DEALERS IN '
DRUGS, EDIC1.ES, PATEXT MEDICIXES,
Paints rftntt Olfs,
rERFrmrnrT"ASDTFAX"CYAKTICLES-
(A general and extensive assortment,)
. GMss Ware, &c,
WA DESB ORO'y X: C.
fjT Phvsicians from the country can rely upon
PURE MEDICINES ; and all orders CORRECTLY
and l'VXCTL'ALL Y fulfilled, at a small advance en'
Northern prices. 1 tf.
SWEET OIL.
70R SALE BY "
i 8 tf SMITH & LINDSEV.
POMADES ln PEUFOIESI,
I ND EXTRACTS FOR FLAVORING.
For sale by ' r" "" ' " ' '
a-tf. SMITH &.LINDSKT. .
if i ?ni ivL iL.vsi.
A
LARGE LOT OF FRENCH AND AMERICAN.
For sale tiy
3-tf . .SMITH & LINDSEV
I'M
ND COLORS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
' Fur sale by
a-tr
SMITH & LISDSEV.
2,000 LBS. WHITE LEAD.
MOR SALE BY
IV 8-tf SMITn & LINDSEV.
33 OZS.QUXIXE.
I
XR SALE BY
3-tf , SMITH1 & LINDSEV.
TRAIN AXD
LAMP OILS,
: SMITH 4 LISDSEY.
F
OR SALE BY
3-tf
ISO LB. DEST tjiLl'E.
,10R SALE BY -
8-tf : SMITH & IINDSEV.
A FINE ARTICLE OF SPER.TI OIL.
OR SALE BY t '
8-tf SMITn & LINDSEV..
DE CiRATII'S ELECTRIC OIL,
OR -SALE BY
3-tf . SMITn & LINDSEV.
PAINTS AND V.IRXISIIES,
OF ALL KINDS. FOR FAIE BT
8-tf - SMITH & LIXPtjEY.
SYRl'PS
PHOSPHATES OF LIME, IRON, SOP.t AND
0F,
POTASSA. For sale by
8-tf . ' 'SMITH LINDSEV,
. .. , I1LASKS; - ' '
OF ALL KINDS, GOTTEN CP AND FOR SALE
at the the Argus Oftce.
THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNION, f
rUBLISHE8 MORR THAJs 0NB THOUSAND
CHOICE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS for children
aad youth per year, being tbet largest collection ia the
country. They are now publishing a new book every
Saturday morning, . i s
Illustrated Catalogues may be had without charge.
by add resting tbe American Bovulay cKbeol I1 wo
1122 Cbraant Strwt PhRedelplHa, 17
ume.
T II. IIOIITO., MEyTIST, WADESBORO',
I)' N. C , will epeiau on Ttih at the following '
low rata, for persons who call at my oftiee to have
tbe wot don or pay eib: fluid Plug, $1.60; Teeth
on Pivot, l; Teeth oa Gold Plate, $8 each np to six ..
all above jlhat $0 each; a Full Upper Set on (taction,
$73; Lower Teeth, the same. All other operations
equally I0W4 W hen 1 bav to credit my old charge
will be made. I end refer thoee who winh it to some
of the must respectable eitiiins for ahum I have
plugged leelh eighteen years ago.; the smue plugs are
till in and doing well. For othera I have cut In
teeth on pivot and gold ptato, lime full acts on auc
tion, which they have worn for arveral years, and ar
still wearing, all doirg weli;.anl tuany other opera
tions, which liatevjiceii dnn for about eiy.tecn years,
all doing well. lint as I warrant all n'' operations,
and have the adrantoge of upwards of tlghtern years'
prat:ice, I have no doubt but t ean give salh-fuotion
to al who aie ili, orod tusatrcuU ui.d give me a fuir
Mil, which is all 1 .-k. 1 " .
N. ll.llatiiig engaged In Ihe riiutograpjile Art,
somo liaVe ,!.ecu indticvl to believe 1 had quit the
fractico ef Dentistry. Nuw this is a false Impression.,
have not mailo enonjih to Jiitify my retiring from .
the bit'lnrFa. On the contrary, 1 am better prepared
now than ever lo npernte on teeth-, and am still in Ibe
field, ready at al tiiac to attend all calls fnm this
or any of tlio ilj-! n T.i couiitics, and repectful!y ask
a continnance of tha "fati-ffna! liere'nfore so liber
ally beHowwl, H.i eomo along an4 hive.rtqr mouth
put in laughing order, aud theu get one of ' jtOperb
Anibnilvpey. .
So yi.u Who have hcnuty ti) IinRTON should IiVIca it,
And run oho have none isliou'.J gi let h!:n make it.
IO.3.1 '.
VALUABLE PLANTATION
rpiiE sunsni
1 AJ.Y7-.I7
IISntlPEIl OFF KIM FOR SALE THE
IO.V AXiJ IMl'K'lYEHUXrs,
where he now rcaldca. It is located ju-t below the
month of Lile's Creek, in C.itiwbt county, near
Lewis's Ferry, on the Catawba river, adjoining Hen
derson Shoil, and cm.tiiliiiiig 5l.s IK'l-. M, loO of
which are 111 cu.tivntion, and about du acres of that
ia good Creek and l.iundi Uoltum. Tbe improve
ment arc a mm foitoble LOG DWELLING, a .
fiit ratv I1AHN. STAULFM and STALLS fr tTilj
twenty head uf horses, COW SHEDS, and good -Lf-FENCES.
Tf.c'ii li upon the pl.ce a good GRli'T
MILL, rmining a pair hf B'Ut an'! a pair of Common
Stones. Tbe Western North Carolina Railroad passes
ihiuugb the Farm, aud the Depot is located upon it.
It is.thc moat valuable fiiiui iu this section of tin)
Slute.
There arc also nn the pines lnrge nrefanls of peaCr.
and apple trees of the best quality, and good springs
-f wuter abound.
Will be sold fur CASH or EXCHANGED FOR NE
GROES. A. W. WILSON.
October 13 7-tf
CHiCKERING & SON'3 PIANOS!
fllHE SUCSCCIBER, BEING AGENT FOR THE
sale of the above celebrated Pianos, informs the
public rrs,etfuily that he will be shortly in Wades
boro'.. All persons wi'hin? to piirehns a gl Piano
will bo shown POURTKLK DIFFERENT 6TYLF15.
Every Piano narriuted.
PIANOS Tt.NED AND REPAIRED in a satisfactory
manner or uo charges.
F: A. E. BOIINSTl'DT.
Mr B. carries witji him letters of recommendation
from cn'leiuen of Wilmington, North Carolina, where
he resides. ' . 4 tf
STATE OP HOlcTli.CAKOLLY.4,':'-
STANLY COUNTV. . -
Cot UT Or l'LCAS AMI tJr VBTtH PtOlilXI,
Xoefmtifr Term, I808. " )
E. IV. Davis, AdmiuLtrutor,
nr.
J. F. Crump and Others.
1 i-iitton for litlllrment.
I
T -APPE VRING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
the Court tliut Uuirgc Cru up. Warham Kn-li-r and
wife Sally, and John Smitli and wife Mary, are non
residents of this State:
It is therefore ordered by the Conr , that publication
be made for six weeks in the North Carolina Argus for
the said defendants to make their personal appearance
al the next Term of this Court, to be held for the
County of Stauiy, at the Court-House in Albemarle,
on the second Monday in February next, to plead
answer or demur; otherwise said petition will be taeu
pro eonfesto as to them.
Witness, Kiebird Ilarvia, Clerk of our said Court,
at office iu Allicniailo, the second Monday in Novem
ber, A. D. H. HARRIS, C. C. C.
14-20-- Pr.'s'fce, S5.52.
STATE OF. NORTH CAROLINA,
STANLY COUNTY.
Cot ni or Ptx.is avo Qi ibtse Sessions' )
Xovemher Trrrn, lf-58. .
D. K. Thompson, Administrator of Mary Thompson,
.
Edmund Thompson and Other.
T Pctiti'm for Settlement. ' '
T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION' OF
J. the l.'ourt that Edmund Thompson and Patsey
1'i itclu t are non-residents of ihis State: It is there
fore onhjred by the Court, that publication be made
for six weeks iu the North Carolina Argils for the said
defendants lo make their personal appearance at the
next Term of this Colli t, tu be held li r the County of
Stanly, at the Com t Mouse in Albemarle, on-tiie sec
ond Jloudny in February next, to plead answer or
demurp otherwise said pe.ition will he taken pro ein
fetto as to them.
Witness, Richard Harris, C'erk of our said Court,
nt odlce in Alhemarlo, the tec-oni Monday in Novem
berA. D. lSi8. ,R. HARRIS, C. C. C.
14-19 (Pr.'s fee, $4.02 ,
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY, .
CotruT or Pleas .x; (Jvahtkit Susfioxs, 1
Oehhef Term, 18.-W.-
Patience Smithy . . .
... . - -v . .
Joseph E.,W. Smlili, Eltsha Siisser-end wife, and OtLt fa'.
J'ttitivH'or Ttutter.
TN THIS CASE, IT APPEARING TO THE SAT-'
i it'iici:nn of Hie Court tli;i,t Stephen Smitli, Jeaso
Dauconi ami wii'e Doic.-is,'ik-fendatits iu. this case, re
side beyond the limits of -thi Suiter ;
It is therefore ordered by the Cbnrt that puh'tca
tien be made .intbeNorth Uarulin Jlrpuna- ppr-j
published in the town ot Vt adesboroogh, Inr m (G)
successive weeks, commanding the said defendants to
be and appear before the Juticc'Of our next Court
of Pleas and Quatter Sessions, to be held for the
Coonty of Union, at the fjoiirt-Houe in Monroe,' on
tlie brat -Monday in January next, then and there tu
plead answer or demur to suid Petition; otherwise the
-ame, will be heard ex parte as to them.
Witness. J. F. Hough, Clerk ufourMid Court. at ....
office in Monroe, the first Slonday in October, A. D.
186S, and the cightv-third vcar of our indepe'ndeiice.
12-17- . J. F. HOUGH, C. U. C. C.
3Pl'S;ii',,i; .' '-
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Covet or Plka axu Qrimrit Si-ssionj, 1
,. w ' OelJer Term, 180S. .
' William G. Ilinche.-ter,
1 .
. t .'ackmn ('. Leromond.
Art uhm ! Sirred on Land.
TN Tll'fs CASE. IT APPEARING TO THE SAT
J. istacfUin ef the Court that Jackson C. Letnmond,
tbe uclciiii.iut ill thi) ease-resides beyond the limits of
tlii State: ... -
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tibn be niade jn the North Carolina -Argus, a paper
published in tho town of Wadtsbtirottgb, fo'f six (6)
successive weeks, commanding the said defendant to
be amlppear before the Justices of our next Court
of PleasVind Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
CountykiiUnion, at the Court-House iu Munroe, on
tho Jeftt Monday jo, January next, then and there to .
shoW caoae, if any he has, why the land served on
should not be sold, and the.proceids applied to satis- .
facVion of Plaintiff's debt, int.-rest and cost.
. Witness, J. F. Hough, Cl-rk id' our said Court, at
office in Monroe, the tirt Monday in October, A. D,
TSjS. and the eighty-third rear of our independence
12 17 1 - , J. F. HOUGH; C. U..f. C.
" (Pr.'s fee. S5.H7.')
KEROSENE LAMPS ANfi OIL.
i N ENDLESS VARIETY OF THESE NON-EN-
PLOSIVE, ECONOMICAt, ANJ UNSUR
PASSED 4.AMrS. One ef these lamps will give a
light equal to four candles, and consumes about one
cent' worth of oil in three hour. For economy arvt
brilliancy of light they eaanot be equalled. Far sale
by fS-trt - SAlrTU A LINAWSY.
JOB WORK.-
TtlNDS. ASD IN COLORS, SEATtY
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