THE C0U1UE1L
CEO, rf. IJAKKIi; PKoritiETpR.
Louisnuna...... Jax. 29, 1875
Church Directory.
MLTirypiST t jiuncn. 1'ev. , F. L
1UM Pastor. Services every Sabbath
tt 11 a. .m a ! 7 p.m. Ltcture every
f ' cduesday evening at 7 oj clock. Con;-
munion,crvice l&t trabbath In each j
month at 11. a. m . SaUbath Sch'ol
fvi'ry Sabbath at 3 p. m. ttewad's
" meeting at the Pa soiuigc ' on Friday
befo e the 1st abbath in each month
at 7 p m. I ar.fonage Aid roc ety
meet at the hurch on Monday,, after
the 1st SufJbath in each month at 3
p. m. '.'.'., . !
l!AiTift .CuURcn He v. G. ''' i N'e x -tt
1 PastoV. j 1st and 3rd Sabbaths at
11 a m. (Yxmmu ion service; 1st ab
bath n in Feb. May.'Ang. and Nov.
t
t Paul's EimscopalChchch Rev
M. II Vaughan, Hecto . Funuay school
at 9J a. in. de vices and sermon at
11 h. uM except on"5th Fu day,, when
the hour will fx?. 7:30 p, m.
The sacrament of baptism will be ad
ministered at any service alter 2nd
-lesson, and ;n case1' of neccessity. at
Any hour of day or n glr. The Holy
communion WiR bo administered on 1st
Sunday of each month. hoir will
meet at the churjth on- VVedncsdayand
f r day at 3 p. m. . '
Service and s rinon at franklinton,
in the Hale Academy. ojljthe 1st and
3rd Sundays a t. 3:30, p. ni, and on the
'5th Sunday at U a. tn.
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specIal Items. V
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We will send the Courier and
Gofw'Lady't Book, with? beautiful
Oil chrc imoM Rescue,'' 12 mouths foi
for
WanTi-ik Ey rxbody that owes inc
.a dollar to come forward and sett e
Hi tjiat. I can pay - those that I owe.
x '-mean what I sav.
v, i ' LIFfOV.
V. 15. I.IK I ON, m in hi ballery at
-all ftuure, w Uli .three 3 ears experience
jii t lie I ici'U b!iSneK;, .making im
j.nvetnei"rth uaily, and will ;bc glad to
bf.stww K:ie!i arf-vantage on al ; fo.he
it is WnpnuiiVj raphiiy. .
I have a large and varied Stock of
Goods on hand, whii;h L iH spll very
h'oap for (1A:UI. .Call and exannnc
and I think'ycii will bo satiliql that I
am oHeriui my (IuO'Ih exccedinyly low.
; T. X. UAR'lALU
We liar revive. 1 from L. A. G.odey,'
tbe iulliliffr of Gudeys .Ldios Uook,
4, beautiful c'iii::i, entitled, "The.
Pesivitt." T!ii. c'.ir'onva is 9?r.t. to
every . Mibscri i er to the Ji -idics'book
f.tr 1875 Price of ' ub.-cription to
Ladies- Hook -.and Couiuiat, i,50.:
rould respectfully .call your at
tention to thj new rich.' and cheap
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Silver
"are, Clucks and fancy gxd, at
Youngs, Marble Fnnt Jewelry -Store,
comer Sycamore & IAnk streets,
Petersburg, Va., Solid 18kt. plain
Gold Hings for engagement and wed
hing purposes. rYourigs, Celebrated
l'erfected Periscopic Snectaclss and
Kye Glasses, will improve and benefit
our eye-sight.
4 Call , and see them when you visit
Petersburg.
MALLORY ' S
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I shall in future sell for Cash only.
- Mallory's Eivra Flour per barrel
$5,50. ;
Mallory's Dest Kxtra warranted,
$6,2 ' '' j
Mallory's Family warranted $7,50.
Nails per keg $4,25. J
, 45alt Liverpool per sack 2,25.
Ironpej lb 4J cts.
Sides Retail 12 ct.
Sho dders, - . 10 cts'.
x full Link or gkoceries at low
V ' .' TK1CES. . r '
If goods do not come up to reprc
sentation, they cau be returned and
the roonev refunded. Cash mn can
save meney at
MALLORTS CASH STORE.
' . We will send the Courier aad the
Louisville . weekly Cooiier -Journal,
postage prepaid on both paper.4, for
one jear, lor yu. me wceRiv
Cour.er-Joarpalls the great family
paper of the Southwest. It will,
n December 31. 1874, "distribute
impartially $ 10,000 in valuable pres
ents among its subscribers, and every
aubscriptnn sent through u8 will be
entitled to a "rcgtered and numbered
receint for this distribution.
ValdWia a tale of. the South, a
magnificent' serial story, will be com
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BeUCCU in inQ .WCeKiy Vwic trwunm
early in November, fcend us 3.50 and
get both papers.
Kotice to Merchants and
Dealers.
Tou are required by law to give in
the amount of your purchases on the lat
Uy ol January and July. Tbcte who
have failed to give in will doaowith
out delay, oryou will be charged double
' Tax. '..- ' j
TUCKER,
. - j Register Deeds.
" Jan! 26 -tw. .. ; I '
STATE; AND LOCAL
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The best kiza for a man Exercise.
Read notice to Merchants and Deal-
Friday and Saturday, our streets, were
blocked up with wagonJ, loaded with
cotton.
J oseph II olden Esq., flavor of the
City of Raleigh, died on Thursday
morning the 22st inst.; at 5 jo clock, pf
d?opsey. -
ww i van awivuuvu vj su. v j v.
Messrs. Smith & Bea chain, Architect &
Builders. They are both good Me
cbanic8 and reliable trusty men.
. New Store, Mr. J J ; Person Sc
J no. H I perman, have opened an en
tire new stock of dry goods and gro
ceries, in the stye formerly occupied by
P L Brow'n. Success to the new firm.
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We acknowledgo the receipt of
the N. C. Almanac, from Rr. L. Bran
son Booseller & "Stationer, Raleigh N.
C. Tbe Almanac is a very valuable
and useful book, in every family.
We acknowledge receipt of invita
tion to be present at the 40th anniver
iary of Wake Forest Coil ege on the
12th Feoruary, with compliments tf
ourjourig friend Willie R Egertoa.
: Cajt. E- G. Ghio Supt., S k R. R
Road, and Capt A B. Andrews Supt,
R&, G. Railroad , will Accept our thanks
for extention of passes over their Roads
for 1S75. : - V
We call attention to the notice of the
committee for the Friend of Temper
ance, any one wishing ? to build a busi
ness house on Main street, ;ill do well
to confer with the Committee.
Improvements. The Friend xf
Te Mpttana , published by Rev. R. 1L
VTLit!iker, has donned a new suit, and
iust looks SDendid. Great success to
the Friend, in - the good work in which
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it is on traced- -
Tha Jnison Plain Dealer, has just
en'eiod upon its 8th voluni?, We are
I gld to hear that the sub.-ciiption list of
llfjj Plain Dealir, is in a" '-healthy
cdjidition.?. Great success tojou Iro.,
.biudotar-v.
A numltr ci' our old. sulicriers,
who draped oi7in";1874. hayoaib had
their .name placed' on our, sul;8-?i lpti. ;u
book, and imr ii.t is steadily mcreiasiuy,
the.as.iortion !" 1 fori. ' . Josiah Turner to
the ct)i!tr:trv-.nitvrithstandiii;.
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Xutick. r'i'.he 'committee appOr.ttod
by ,pt ttcjj;row Council, T. of T, ' will-receive
i)rf iwsa!;-. to j build a house-" on
their vacant lot 0:1 ninln street. .
Apply to : K. W. Fuller) .
' C D. Malone Com.
G. S. Baker. )
The C)unty Coihinissioners, refused
to enlighten the people 01 imnn s,
Sandy Creek, Gold Mine, Hayesville,
Franklinton, Cedar Rock, Freemans
and Cypress' Creek Townsh.ps, as to
the disposition of .the county money for-
.the year 1874,
Correction' We are requested by
Rev. F. L. Reid to state that the an
nouncement he made from his pulpit on
last Sabbath, that next Sabbath would
be the regular day for Communion
service and monthly collection was in-
coricct: He oveilooked the fact that
Jamiarv embraces five Sabbaths. 1
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SOMETHING SJBSTANTIAL.-i-lllIessrS
Barrow & Pleasants will accept our
thanks for a bushel of excellent meal.
ground at their steam mill. Thee
enterprising men have recently started
this mill, and can, supply you with
meal in any quantity. They make a
first rate article.
Masonic Regular communication
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of Clinton Lodge No 124 A. F. "Al., on
next Thursday-night, it being the first
Thursday niadit in the month. A full
attendance to earnestly requested, aa
there will be matters - of interest to
come before the Lodge.
s Geo. S. Baker, W. M.
Seth Fierce, Sec
iMrORTAXT SURUICAL OpPERATlOX.
Drs. Malone, Hill and Clifton, ex
cised a tumor weighing five pouuds, in
cluding the whole of the right mamary
gland, on the- 2nd inst., from the body
of a negro woman, aged about-35 years.
Descas caused by injury to the breast
last summer. The woman-15 rapidly
recoverinc. '. ;
Citizens of Sandy Creek, Duud's,
Harris, Freemans, Franklinton, Hayes
ville, Cedar Rock, Cypress Creek and
Gbld Mine, you are as much entitled,
as Louisburg, to know hoir the county
Commissioners spent . your money in
1874. The law places all oa an equal
.footing, and says that the Commis
sioners SHALL furnish you with a state
ment of the accounts audited by them
Yet they in the face of the plain writ
ten law, vote tp suppress this state
ment, exce'pt se far as Ldu,bburg Town
ship iiconcerned.
Read they advtrt'sement of W. L.
Thorp valuable mill property for sale.
Two -four horse wagons loaded with
chesnuts and butter on the streets last
week, three leads of chesnuts the week
before. The price of paragoric has ad
vanced here.
Burned to Death. Wm. Henry
Dunsian, a colored man living on the
plantation formerly belonging to Capt.
Chas. Thomas, about 2 miles from this
.place, had one of his little children
burned to "death one night last week
. We cal t especial attention to the
Ad v- of Rahm & Hunter, Richmond
Va. The. gentlemen are perfectly
relia!le, and will make good all their
pomises. See the references, names
that all are amiliar with, send them
your order.
AViLsoN Gift Concert. JFe have
just received a letter from, the Secreta
ry Mr. A. Barnes, who states that the
drawing will certainly come elf, on the
J 0th February Tickets tan be had by
applying to Mr K Yarborpogh at tbe
sf ore of Messrs. Yrborougb & Co.
In the recent election, J. W. Thome
received 1C1 5 votes and Dick Falkener
6G9. Thome's" majority 946. As we
regard the one as equally objectionable
as the other, we sleep quietly over the
fact that our vote did not help elect or
defeat either one. It was' a dog fight
and we would not have walked to the
post office to see either whip. Warren
ton Gazette.
Thief SnoT. On Wednesday night
the 20th inst., some one attempted to
break into the store of Col. J. F. Jones,
xt failed, the following night guards
were placed in the store, and about one
o'clock the thief made his1 appearance,
and in attempting to make his escape
was shot by Mr. II. L. Beaeham, the
ball entering his arm near the wrist,
causipg a very painful wound y the ball
was, extracted by Drl J.U.Clifton.
The thief is a black, spare built boy,
named Horace Terrell, be has been com
mitted tc jail, to await his trial at the
March term four Court.
Ve want all to read fire letter in this
week.?, paper, written by . Rev. F. L
Reid pastor 01' the M K. Churh atjhis
place ;Vin rcirard to vhe health of LouLs-
burir AVe Liiow that his statement is
entirely triie, and it is time; that our
people should rise np and contradict the
false reports,' -that have been , circulated
by. parties, to advance selfish; ends, and
which has proved of incalculable injury
to us and our (schools. Louishurg jrior
to the circulation' of these reports, could
boas j of. as lourifthing schools, bcth
male and feimik;, as any village in the
State, aud there i-j n.o leason why Jhe
schools; shall not .'flourish aqaiu. . Lets
all go. to work ar.d regain what we have
lost in this respect. v' e, have gone
backwards in nothing else. -V
Sheridan and the military are need
ed to squelch the "banditti" in the
State. of Pennsylvania. In one county,
Alleghaiy, where the Republicans are
in the majority, in a population of 240-
000, forty murders have been commit-r
ted ic the past four years. A Pitts
burg paper says! "Eight months ago
an entire family of five persons were
brutally murdered . Three months ago
five Italians were shot down and a
dozen wounded ; about the same time a
murdered man was found under the
Fort Wayne railroad bridge, and two
men were slain on the streets of Pitta"
burg. Two months ago a farmer was
murdered in the suburbs of Alleghany,
and a month later there was another
1111 11' . -r-r '
coia-Diooaea assassination. 11 ere are
fourteen murders in less than eight
months in a single county."
Send for Sheridan by all means.
COTTON MARKETS.
Louiaburg, Jan 20.
Cotton - - 15 J
Petersburg Jan. 20.
Cotton,
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Norfolk,
Cotton
RaUtgh
Cotton
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New Advertisements.
EAGLE HOTEL
Louisburg, N. C.
IOPEIB'OH.
The present propri'tor has leased
the Eagle Hotel, (formerly occupied
by James Dent) for a number of years.
r!e is prepared to accommodate
regular, and transient boarders, lias
nice rooms, well furnished, and fitted
up in the best style. He has also large
and convenient rooms for Salesmen to
display their" samples. The table is
daily supplied with the best the mar
ket affords. He will spare no pains
in making is boarders comfortable,
and hopes he will receive a liberal
patronage from the public. '
Ja-a. 8ih 1875.
SKIT S & EE
Building, Contractors
" AND
OA:33IlS3"JET
LUUISDURO, N. C. ,
SASH, BLINDS jND
DOORS
MADE -o ORDER, and alt kr.ls of
&Itlu!ir yv rk done at tlmrt rn:ic;, on
reasonah'e t-rnig as -l-whe, i. rh
S n'f. All grides 01 Coffiin-, Fumiih
with brarsf.
Tongue and Groove floor
ing and ceiling, a
' SPElllALlTY.
u
Having formed a copartnership with
Mr. W B. Beat ham, formr'.? ot Rich
mend Va., whose reputation as an
Architect and Builder, is well known.
We are prepared to make contracts and
do all kinds of work in our line, on
moderate terms. We guarantee all our
work.
1 most heartily return v thanks io
mj former patrnn and solicit a con
tipuance of their patronage.
P. H. SMITH,
MACHINERY FOR
' SALE.
COMPLETE THIRTY HORSE POW
ER Portable Steam Saw Mil', used six
mon'hs, warranted to be s perfect as
ry n-w mill. Cost $2,750 cash.
Piice $2,150. Terms easy.
25 HORSE PO WER-POR-TABLE
ENGINE,
IN FIRST CLASS ORDER.
SECOND-HAND AND
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NEW ENGINES
of various Horse-Pojrers,
Gum and Leather- Belt-
ring, Steam Pumps
CIRCULAR SAWS, Etc.
SST S.nd f.r descriptive Circular.
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REFERENCES.
We mention a few to whom we have
sold second banded Engines : -
W. S. Mall-tot, Franklinton, N. C.
H. J. Grimes, Lexington, N. C.
i. A. Buxton, & C"M Jackson, N. C
Barrow & Plsasants, Louiaburg,
T. A. Pbick & Co., Stateaville, 44
V. Stirkwalt, Uappy Hooae
R AHM & HUNTED,
Richmond, Va.
Jan.-29-6m-
DISSOLUTION.
The Firm of King, White A5haw,
is this day dissohed by mutual consent,
either partner will sign the name of the
firm, in making settlements of the busi
ness. All persons indebted to us are
earnestly requested to come forward and
mat a nrnmnt. ivvniAnt. .TnrwaA wnn
cannot pay in full before Mar eh Court,
and desire longer indulgence will be ex
pected to settle up by note with good se
curity. Ave return our sincere thanks
to the public for the liberal patronage
bestowed on us.
JOHN G. KING.
THOMAS WHITE.
. W. M. SHAW.
Jan. 1st 1875 4-w.
I most gratefully return my thanks to
my friends and the public generally, for
the very liberal patronage to the late
firm of King, White & Shaw, and
earnestly recommend my successors to
your favvr.
Jko. G. Kino.
COPARTNERSHIP.
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The nadersigned, Snccessoia to King,
Wh te & Shaw, have associated to-
gr'Ler under tbe Stjle -hn-1 Firm of
for the purpose ol contlucticg a general
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mercantile business in LnoiiLnrff for
CASH, or On lime, by special arrec-
ment, with PROM IT PAYING CUS
lUMiiKb only. TJitBktni tor past
patronage, we trust bv strict personal
at'enti'vti to bnsiness and literal deal
ing. to merit a coatinuacce oi public
lavra. ; "
L THOMAS WRITE.
Wm.M. 8HA.W.
WILLIAMSON, UPCUURIH
THOMAS,
Wholxsali Qxocm
A5D
Co mmision Merchants,
Ko. 33 FayetUville Street,
RALEIGH, X. C.
Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
LO WER, STILL
LOWER I
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F rices reduced to suit
every pocket
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I AM CLOSING OUT STOCK
FOR MY SPRING TRADE, AND
AM OFFERING SOME SPLENDID
BARGAINS IN
CLOTHING,
DRESS GOODS,
FURS, HATS,
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BOOT S
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SHOES-
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AN ELEGANT LOT Of
FLOUR, EAC0N
AND
other
Groceries.
a
As I tried the Cash Svttem with
gratifying success last vear, I am fol
lowing tin same plan even more closely
this rear. - r
OASH1CASHI
CASH!!
PE1C ES
I UUW W !
DOWN!!
Down!!
Every thing you buy will be war
ranted! C 0 TT 0 N
Wanted in any quantity , and of every
quality at highest price in Goods or
Money.
Special high prices guaranteed, to
those who wish to settle their accounts
with the Staple.
E. W. FULLER.
3S3EW PIE M.
.
on'Se ?2LR1fLL UARRIS & 8' T WILDER having consolidate
on the 18th Dumber last, ,re now doing buainesa under th. name aud firm cf
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WILDER, TERRELL & HARRIS.
Art now prtDared to offr
CER1ES -
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T 7 10 ?'Ve
firm aie anthonxedtu give receipts for
.rtLy fu.r
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of the same.
.Z "v VJ Bl"" Mnwon and
PLOWS! PLOWS 1 1 PLOWS II! PL0VS1 ! 1 1
A larsje lot of Cotton and Turning PloW, and
Points always on hand, and for Sale at -
. . WILDEP, TERRELL 4 HARRIS.
FERTILIZERS!
NO-1 PERUVIAN GUANO. SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO: LISTER'S
I5MlSJ,PEB PHOSPHXTE OF UME. WHAMS OAYBOuE
BONE UNDPLASTER PURE B0HE 0UST A"3 DISSOLVED
Th aW8 Fertilizers bare been tried je.r after vear, and da one reM take-"
the n-k nf experimentmjj with ne arand untried articles. Tuet are pnt npoo
tbe market upn the moU firorable iermt. " .
PRICES :
Soluble Pacific Guano, Casji f50. '
Liatera Standard Super Phocphate. Cash 50.
Whann'a Rawbone Super Phoiphate Cash, 82
SPECIAL
We will aeli Soluble Pacific Guano and Lister's Standard Super Phosphate of
Limefor a bale (400 pounds,) ot Cotton, per Too, and Wbaan'a Raw R"ne Su
per PTiosphate ot Lime for a bale, (425 pounds) of Cotton, per ton of S000
pounds
PAYABLE NOVEMBER 1st, 1875.
We guarantee all Fertilizers sold by n
oena in your orders early aad tbey will cave prompt attention.
WILDER. TERRELL & HARRIS,
LOCISBurio. N. C.
W A. R D & B R O.
Franklinton, N C,
Are determined to close out their
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
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AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURE'.
yoa want goo Is CHEAP CALL ON TXIEif. Any kiwi of produce
taken at best price,
AT '
WARD
M. IT- DAVIS,
STJCCESSOR TO DAVIS 4.BR0.,
WHOLESALE
GROCER,
Makes a Specialty of
FLOUR, COFFEE, SUGAB, SYRUPS,
SALT AtlD PROVISIONS,
and keeps all other goods attached 1
the bainef- '
IRON FRONT BUILDING,
Corner of Water and Commerce
streets,
. NORFOLK, VA.
Sept. lS-ta
Wholesale Dry Goods
Merchants.
No. 45
Roanoke Avenue
NORFOLK, Va.
8ept. It l.y
HAWKINS & CO.
Cotton Factors
and '
Commission Merchants
No. 43 W. Lombard Street.
BALTIMORE.
liberal cash advance made upon
consignments. Bagging and 'flea fur
nished at lowest rates. .
Sept. ll-fa.
m wiu an q IjUU.
a
Terrell Harri. or S. T. Wilder, are
.ttUement ; either member of tht new
accounts. - ,roiia,Deir
Pn5 heretofore extended to
honest dealinn to merit a contmnane.
S. T. T71LDER,
Z T.TERBELL,
R. R. HARRIS
yor.'l, 1875. I15.0O
Nor. 1, 1873, 55 00
Not. 1, 1873, 57,3
50.
TERlfS :
to be FREE frorn ADULTERATION
LARGE and ASSOR FED STOCK o
& B R 0.
FarnWIntonv N. V.
ESTABLISHED 1847.
W. H. Horris 4 Sons.,
COTTON FACTORS AXD
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Commission Merchants.
23, 25 and 27 Commerce 6t,
NerUk, Ta.
Will maVe liberal Curreney ad van
ces on produce or bm lading la band.
Mr. A. M. Noble, of N (i, la con
nected with oor hooae, and will k
pleaded to receive tbe patronage of
hbj friends.
W. 0. WOLFE,"
DIJLLKI II
XIarliTe, ' SUne, HeuA$lrmt9
Monameots, Ton)b, Granite
Works, . Ac, Ac. j
Cr, of Morgan and Blount Street.
R ALXIG II, N.C. "
Wmk done on tbe most reasonable
teraa.
Robt. C. Srojrc, Ajfenr,
apr 10 ly. Louisborf, N. C.
John Armstrong,
P Xo. 1 FayetUville 8tree
A RALEIGH.-N, C.
U00K BIXDEU,
AND -Blank
Book Manufacturer
Newspaper, Magazines and Law .
B-Kks ol every description
bound In Ibe very best
Style and at Loweat Prices.
JanSO 12sa
YAKBOliOUGlI UOUbK
RALEIGH. N.C.
G. W. BLACCKELL, Proprietor. ;