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MONDAY, VLY S3, lMt
REGISTER! REGISTER! REGISTER
Geo. - 8kklwiirio doubt, in a Uort
time, issu hi order for Registration, anil
will specify, w trust definitely, so a tot
fully BO'lerstood by every one, who ire . en,
titled to rtguttr, awl . So soon as tli
day arrives for theeUfiwfioii, we beg ud
Implore erery roan, thus entitled, to go and
rtyUUr. Let nothing but severe sickness, or
disqualification nndsr the law, prevent yoa
fen,i mitiitftrlnir '
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RECONSTRUCTION SETTLED.
Our telegraphic Mil announced, en Satur-
-day, that the supf letaentary reconstruotioa
bill, passed at the present session ot Coo-
grew, bad become)' a law, by more tbaa
two-thirds vote ever tbe President's reto,
8o far aa tbe Southern people are concerned,
tbe supplementary bill due not mora aeri-
oualy affect tbem tbaa tba Reconstruction
Act did, aa Interpreted previously by tbe
Dtstrutt Commanders, unlet it (hall1 here
after appear that tbe conduct of !h V'fr
... trera, under tbe txprcsaiangnsge of tbe
new supplementary bill, may result in the
tilling aud lujipreiwiou of the voice ot ttie
people, by an improper we of their power,
preventing those iron voting who ar ex
pressly allowedly tbe Kocoti it ruction Acta
themselves. We, however, anticipate aucb
clear instructions to the Registrars, from
Geo. Sickles, our District Commander, a
wilt prevent, In tbii District, any. great il
from thi orrc. ;', "
There are run yriurqiUt asserted in tbe
act, from which w dissent, but it has be
come a law and thereby cut off further di
cusslon. The acta will lie fully carried out
according to the intent of Congress, agreea
bly to the interpretation of tba District
Commanders. We have not doubted this
from tbe first, and wa have been surprised
i at the unfounded and groundiea amertion
which have beea made, that there are per
sons In this Btate, who aim to concentrate
"and ioUuaify fpjoition to the Congression
al scheme. Wo do not Xwx'ws.. permtk,
'nor have wa beard, from any responaibie
ource,ofany pereon.whomeditatesany such
counts. W know1 that gentlomen differ In
opinion with an, as to the propriety of any
yne's-ffo-operating in promoting tba Coa
greMional platform, by today to carry It !
ut, who doea not eon:iutlouly emVraoa
it, aa wine, soiuid and proper under thecir-
cuinrtanrea; but we have aeon no evidewa,
whatever, oa tbe part of any person, private
or official, that any purpoM) bad been formed
to oppose or interfura ia any wise with lbo
full execution of tba law. Pf ranib have
their private opluioris aa to the wkdom.
utility and constitutionality of Iho law, yet
': no on proposes to obstruct, in any wav, it
. eiecution, that w are aware of, except they
should in our judgment act so nnwia'ly a
to rcfuaa to rtgittm and, to ,
, Believing, Iroin th firit, that tbe Cn
greiuiional platform, a originally projected,
Would b certainly carried out, ttnlur Con
gres choa to defeat it itc!f by subsequent
action, w liar mta but one ot two courses
to b pursued . wisely by " the Boutbern
people. Th first Is, that every man entitled
t vote should rtyuttr and cooperate with
, those, in good faith, who ire pledged toearry
out the Congressional latform a laid
down, nothing more, nothing lean. This
we have time and nin announced to It
. our purpoiie, and nothing that we have said
on other pbaae ol the subjoct, has intima
ted, on our part, any departure from this
jjurpoMj. The sec.ind course i, that any
citi7n, entitled to vole, who cannot do so
CooaUtentlv, should at least ifgitter, and
then b a silent spectator.
Fiualiy, believing that tba preat foly ol
thi Nottbcfn peiipla, and njyoritj ptth
Kepubliean ptty, desire (pvetly reconstrnO'
tion, and believing that the iuaterial inter-
ets of tbe South depend, in a great measure,
it not wholly, upon early retorntion, we
shall co-operate with all p&rtte and all
clawt-s, and we adviae all voters to do so, to
carry rut and tfli't Hiat nxonst ruction, ai
on as pot, i Me, on tba, CongrotsioDal plat-
fun, lint, ia doing so, w rlosire it to be
!' ,,-!;et!y Understontl, that wa either
fo aor couipn'-miae our ow priucIpWav nor
do we unife ourdentiny with any psrty.
vS s solemnly bclieva that tba Soiitbeta uett-
p'.e sbouKl not form an anisnee with any
Northern party In exislence that propriety
atrielly turbid It, nntil are acknowl
. 'i?' J, by the Congress, to be a people, en
dowed with those rights and franchise
wbkb belong to American citizens, and our
cHate is ackuifwli.i-ed to be aa equal ia the
Vni.n. .-.
i Wa can co-o)erate hh any and all hon
.,.t, K ..-1 t.M. lii.vt ftyntin-twnf out-lire"
1 .e;;nn,tui. p.ailorin, aitljnut. forming
(Ii?J ..V-.-.j:.v:-.-j::.;:.;xi,ai!g--i.'H. fas-
- ;- '-'-! ' ih wy-1 tt-y tf thw Tste,
toe' 1 1 tw.,ri.fmrV,.-.n, tlreu'ta i:r select
g. L.--1 airaJi.'.e hiiotr P..4vn.t
'.--' i'!f t'j i;:Ji-d to Uiita tneitMires iu Mats
t- . - o, t- e.'.i t t'ic rrl j'ct-in nppost
... ' 1 1 ' v '.p lv,M ie evt"-mii B;t.
men: TiJs is our jnwiu.tn, and ifoy thing
w L'. '.! n y 1 said by otlo-rs to the contrary
I f--'- ul Uiifi'UnJe.l. And every mad in
' I- ;h Car'.!'.r,s ca do this; witbuut in anv
tyi '-(-! big aims Sf or fnmng Jlis.
' ' 'i tba t: publican any other pfiy '
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V, t 1 arrvie, on eur f( f-e, j
If" t.,e .'"' ltia i, for ,tSsk of
j: "i,C'V Jsi tiiisrJi e! that it
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AXD COUKGATE IXSTITUTB."
We puhliilied, on yetlijrdayiB ...ftdvM
tiaement announcing tbe t barter of a Com
pauy firmed by luadinj iuiuitrs and lay
men of tU Protestant Kpiacopal ChBreh ta
this DiiM'eae, for tbe establishment and con-
duet of a school with tiit abo titlvfor
the education of colored maletf M teachers
and aa ministers of tba Gospel Iter, Dr.
Smith, of Hew Xork ln th
lifluto "worker ia h ..Movsmist ft karn,
ha aueeeeded ia raising f 0,000 already
for tlte object of thi institution. ,
Our attention ha been called by Ref.Dr-
Smith to the fijlowing by-law, adopted iy
the Trustees t "No applicant foradnrission
lu.ll b excluded, oa account of any bias,
sect of Party of Religion belief."
We do Dot view such a proposition with
the afightcft prtudic or a'lsfavor; ao tar
(row tt, w ars glad to sm an evperiment,
about the success of which fher siy many
doubt, begun under auicc4' which aflbrd
promise oi success. The institution is to be
locate! ia thi city, and i tba first attempt
made to benefit tba colored race by our
Northern friends, in which they bave gene
rously confided tba management of their
funds, and committed their benevolent de-
signa, to th control of Southern gentlemen,
former owner of the black, and who, of U
others, ars most likely to bave a proper care
for them.
" It is a movement, too, In tba. right direc
tion to educate, civillta and christianize
this race, and fit them the better to exercise
those political francb.ises whiob (be Congress
ha contorted upon them, and to w hich they
so readily and ambitiously, and, at present.
ao no worthily aspire,; " Had the government.
at the close of the war, after freeing th
blacks, at once enconraged tbe several C'hri
tiaa denomination and th white general
ly, residing in tba South, to aducst tbem
in Christian and high moral principle 4o
institute a proper system of regulated and
skillful labor among them, ami to teach
them the obligation of citizen, before con
ferring upon them, in their ignorant and
degraded condition, generally speaking, th
higbesUnnnimsnta ot citixanship, while it
would not nave cost halt th money already
expended for their benefit ami protection,
wa should have had strong bop yet of tbe
Southern R tales and of Southern society.
But th attempt to promote manhood and
civiliziition and citizenship, without regard
to intelligence or merit, by raising this da
based mas Instantly to aa elevation which
the proudest and beat of American citizens
have heretofore only attained by a course of
bard training, is simply putting the pyra
mid upon it point, and antagonising all
eiperienca and all history. Nothing but
the ititerTercocs of a gracious Provideucfl,
sanctioning and promoting tbe effort of
Northern and Southern cliristiaa people
properly to instruct and trninf th Colored
race for a higher destiny, can ward off and
modify the multitudinous evils which have
been engendered and promoted by th das
zling, yet fulse,. lights, which bave been shed
opoq the negro's vision by fit unwise pol
icy of the Congress, faint and dubious a
tbe prospect of good msy be, arising from
iiMlitutions like tba almve, nmler th pres.
ent aspect of the situation,: w neverthelesa
bid tbem 0d spl.
in the attempt torTtarmoniz and render
fit for citizenship the Indian trile of th
Cnhed Stales, many years ago, undes the
administrutiou ot Mr. Jefferson,' artisan,
mechanic, agriculturalist - and achnol
teachers, were sent out to each trili to eiw
ilize them ; but he sent no Qod, no Bible
and no Qospel si th pioneers and moulder
of civilization. Their history prove they
have never reenrered from th blunder. ' A
blunder of tlill greater magnitude, por
tending the most serious consequence, ha
tfie government now , made, by conferring
the franchise of a blyhcivlllzation apoa th
negro race, before they have barely antered
tbe threshold of preparation tor it.
Cgm our boldly and maintain th Re-
iuoiieau jioiiy.
Such I the exhortation of the Newbern
AfuUttvia to tli e Editor of tbe Hmtiiui
We beg to lie excuse!. .
It is worthy of obacrration tliat the paper
In question due not invito a to endorse; or
(li ft ad any priocipU, but ask n to main
tain and support the Itepublican "partv."
The oniisaion it well. ,
We have, upon several occasion, request.
ed CTie exponents of Radicalism in thi Stat
to define what r the distinctive principle
of their, faith. And w ankstfain, wAot do
they bold to be sound political doetritut
So fur a we can see, the tola point upon
which the Itadical party; stands as a unit, is
the assertion of plenary right of conquest
over the Southern peopl. Cam that be
prineijiU, which ia only th ofopring of nsa-
sinn, Ttndictireneas or party lust t Can any
trae or genuine Southern man can anv
aoncst, consistent friend of the constitution
and the Union nn any lover of his rac
iwiate wiln an organization; whoae only
vnaiity consists in me oppression and deg
radation of the white people of tea States of
the L nion, for the accomplishment of which
all the sale guards of the Constitulua are
rutblesidy trample! under jot I H cannot
T w.i'i rt'jt,
1 be licpublicaa prty eSBoTdTvefo fn,i.i
I tue one point wo nnve .tt-ntnncil wi'liom I
ti'jo. IU ajumcnu ai..aot.ii, harmony oa
tli tarl ff, the urrency.:.cnrifisra(!vi 1
prn,.bment, nr sven th geii.yKru!ynl of
Mirse, jleyond. tb puri5 w have sta-
ted, wliiii i regarded a necessary to the
eotiVinuetl-" foMin tfpigr and the
spoils, there ii . nothing but discord, divi
la and anwoniim Uth rank ot Badk-al.
bstn. Tbere Ber,r ne l.g B c)uotry
b. if,ev'u in tbo Wildcat day of political
intolerance and excitement, a party, ao
ntuirljr without jmneiplet, and so nemiiv
iy held together by the "colifsiv. power'of
public, plunder." V '" ' .; 1
rrenie,v that Ilrownlow ha. l"
lcn biddin.; s TenntHar of.ix.iuta to .
ha accottiVlished hta tturnoaa b an.v:.. -
teaoftbe tH.t.byT ia7"' " I
to or-
JBra observalhat thi jutkii .jwcaaion
some discussioa at th North, ?r. ni eon
Tba Bichmond Dufatck, aud our atiboiv
th Pregrm, think th question ktf jseg ro
qualification for ofilec settled against them,
b the Isct that Mr. Buraner introdnoed in
th Senate, th other day, "a ill for ihei
further teeming of equal right in the Dis
trict of Columbia," as follow; .-
-J3 it iiifttud,ef.;Tttit ia ttw Distriet c
Columbia no person Shall be excluded rrom
anv bttice by reason of rac or color, and all
haw making nv such discrimination are
I hereby repeal!.
W differ with ourcoteuiporarie. A law,
such as th on granting suffrage to negroes
la th District of Columbia, which simply
conferred th right of auffrage thejrigbt
to rota, does not by consequence conferthe
right to hold office It is a distinct fran
chise, and follows from tbe abrogation of all
law which require the office-holder to be a
vkiU man, provided the colored man ha
tlj other qualifications required by las
But during tbe provisional condition of
tba State, the Hoconstructloa Act seem to
confer th right to bold office Opon all
voter, who can take tbe requisite oath. At
leaat. o tar a District No. i. is eoDeemel.
tli matter is settled by Oen. Sickle, who
seems so to interpret th Reconstruction
Acta, by General Order No. 83, the first
section of which read thut :
1. Any citizen, a qualified voter accord'
ing to the requirements of th Art provided
lor the more efficient govaromenT of the
rebel Stat, iaed March tod., 1867, and
the act supplemental thereto, passed Marcs
.trd., 1887, i eligible to office ia tbe Pro
visional government of North and Sooth
Carolina. All peraoes appointed to office j
will be required to tike 4 be oath prescri bed I
by to act atoresaiil and to Die the name
duly auhechbed and sworn with the Pott
Commander.
- Office, la any government, ought to be the
reward of merit, and not a mere franchise
accruing to aa authorized voter or to simple
citizenship. Hence all government usually
guard th approache to office or to place
of trait ot profit, by such condition as
will ordinarily eecnr good officer. K.o
one can doubt th propriety of thi. But
during' our provisional state, when all
classes of person are declared to have no
ri'ht except such as Congress choose to
oouler apoa os, tbs idea of merit i ex
cluded. It i hoped, however, tba t, ia tbe
election of persons to fill place :of trutt
ad responsibility, th voters, both white
and black, will determine to make rof
writ th ground of elueting any on to fill
ny position. '
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VlAQlKIA EaeCATIOHSI, CoRVKNTlOM.
Thli bodjf convened ai Lynchburg on the
Uth. I Dr. John B. Minor, of the Vniveraity
o,f Virginia, wa elected President.
Dr. Sear, Agent of tbe Psabody Fund,
addressed the Association and th general
public in the Second Presbyterian Church,
lie aald lie wa travelling a.bowt in- the 'en.:
deavor to decide whether the Peabody
fund bad best be applied to the endowment
of primary school, aoriual euHil, or acad
euiie and college. II did not Intimate
what view of the matter be i now inclined
to lavor.
A report, prepared by Oen. Lee, on the
subject ol sch'HiJ discipline, was listened to
with marked atteatioa and resjiect.
The (leueral, in a letter expressing regret
at hi inability to lie present at th Cooven
tion, ay'i 't7-:!Mt:. jl M '
''Ihsiil hoped In have been present at the
meeting or tli Educational Association- in
Lyncliburg, and had proceed a far a Bed
ford county on fliv way, but bave been
obliged to return. Having been Indisposed
tor some week, I thought a JourneV on
horseback by easy stage would restore fne,
but have Iwen disappointed. . '
"I regret that I have bee prevented lrom
meeting the gentlemen ot the Association.
whoa acquaintance I wished to have lorm-
d, and from testifying by my presence . the
interest i run in me eausenr education,"
FALL TERM OF SUPERIOR COVETS.
The Judge of tbe Superior Court In thi
Stt have arranged their riding for tbe
Fall terma, a follow
lt Circuit, Judge Barne.
and
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For tbe Sentinel
irisTOxr of xqbtu Carolina.
Mesons. EotTona: The Sentinel. War-
ronton Indicator, and other paper in th
mate, nave recently called attention to th
importance of a faithful hiatery of North
Carolina. Doubtlea every intellieeat native
citizen ha more or lea felt thi wsnt. It
is hoped that th Press will keep this ub
ject lielore the public mind, nntil some
competent person can be induced to under
take the laloT't lovev Have ww not, ia
North Carolina, mini on capable nd wil
ling to Complete the work, commajiced ,tj
th lamented Dr. Hawk f lie prepoied to
wriu the history of the Sute during the
foot distinct pei iod of its government.
lis was callodaway when bis -tank was bat
bait done bis second Volume finishing the
history 'of the State up to , the close of the
Proprietary goveinuieift in 1T29. The his
tory of the two-cmaining and perhaps
mora Important," periods that nmler the
Koyal government and that at .pub!fe-
i vet to Uw writlun. , .
1 tliwW I na
wtleejwaW w thtrtmrtmriifpafi
fc niofe tairiltisr "With" the history of
?restrBertww
tnniiiate fftcmtoTtnrmwtKlielslnTej
way -e;al i ftwt iwfi M hi nnfimned
wnrtt Ita haa w r.nitntt f.. t,i.l,.MAr
ril nn4 aa awtaptntion t it. II ku
ready access to all th neceaaary matcrinls.
Hi at vie as 7 Writer ii chaste and o. n;niv
oooa,. JI enjojta tbejespecl ansi esietsra f
large miiiner oi young men in the Stat
who bave had, to some .extent, th benefit
of hi instructions In North Carolina histo
ry, and, for this reason, such, a work from
his pan. would be doubly aoc')ube to tbem.
Cannot the 1'rps of fJorth Carolina call out
Gov. Bwain B thi tbject t
. . v.- ... i UArOHD,
While ten men watch for cfiaAcea one man
makes cbam, and While ten wait for some-
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irsStATJS ITEMS,
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The Fayetteville A"w contain a full
report of a speech dflivered by,C'aptBenj.
iiobiuson, of the Wilinngton 2fwA in
rayettcyillt!, a few dayi since, before a large
number of cltizeils, on tba subject wf rcgisM
LtratioO. The Wa.aaya:
We puiitmu el new It ere, m mil, inq aoie
aiwech of t'apt Bent. I'.obinson, ol to vt 11
miimtoa JJitatch. before a birge Crowd ot
our tcllow ciUMoa Saturday alteinoon,
July I Wvatt 'elok, umlar -tba Waxlcetl
nouee. Believing tli matter ol ltegistra
tion to it of th greatest importance, ami
fearing that many of our people were falling
into iudilferenee regardinic th imperative
duty of registering, a committee of gentle-1
men of favetteville waited on Mr. Robinson
inviting him to deliver a public address on
this important matter. -'
Ia compliano with Ui -request of the
Ctommittee; Mw lUibinon spoke before a
hvge crowd, for almut an hour, giving great
satisfaction, and being listenea to wun mucn
interest Our read'ers will appreciate tbe
sound iudgmenthd views as embraced in
thi address. The speech was reported for
the A'net by a regular pros reporter."
Bishop Atkinson preached in .in-
cointon, on tbe 1 1th, and confirmed seven
persooa. lie also preached in Charlotta on
Thursday, and administered tlir-ritc to
three persons,
. JC base ball club ha len formed at
Artiville. '" '
i . e - :-. : - -
Tbe Lincoln CfUritr dates that Lieu
tenant T. D. McAlpine, U. 8. Army, bat lieea
assigned as Assistant Sub-Assh(fant Com
misstonrr of th Bureau of lWugee, Kreed
mea and Abandoned Lands, embracng, the
District including Lincoln, Catawba and
tleavelsnd Counties, Headquarters at Lin-
eooton, and that he ha entered, upon the
dutic of hi office. " !
The Charlotte Guard La says that
there is, in that City, as liberal, benevolent
and patriotic a class of Jews s can be fouhd
anywhere In the known world,
The following ia a list of sufferer by
the late disastrous conflagration in Tarboro,
We copy from th Southerner :
' K. Knaeothal, Real Batata and goods,
$7,000, fully Insured.
. E. Cromwell, lieal Estate, 9,030lbo In
surance. "
B. J. Keech, lb-sl Kstatoand gorals,tO,000,
covered by 14,000 insurance.
Iord Smith, Uooda, $500, no matiranoa.
J. A. Williamson. Iteal Kstate. 3,(M)0, no
insurance.-
Wiley Wslston, Real Estate, 13,000, no
instiran. '
Wm. M. Pippinl Real Estate, 2,B00, fully
insured.
Kstate ot S. Hic ks, Real Estate, $2,000, no
insurance.
Mrs. 8, H. ilicka, Real Estate and furni
ture, $3,400, no insurance. 'r '
K i prese efliee, j$'20tV r r.-i.-.jr-i--
Jauies Magee, notes and accounts, $1,500.
'. Jno. M'ard, Furniture, etc, $;K. a "
teller 1 Willfama, Hoods, tc., $3,000,
not insured.
Dr. T. It, Micks, Furniture, $200, ;
Chamberlain, Rawls A Co., $100, insured.
J. Harris A Co., Goods Ac., $,'!00, not in
sured.! ,. . .
Cobb, King A Co OooiUi Jtc, $1,500,
aot insuriKl. .
Cotliutd A) Thlirtien, Goods, Ac, $.100, not
injured. -
J no, W, Lipscotube, Good, Ac, $100,
intureu."
The Lincoln Cvuritr gives an account
of a late Radical poa-vunt in Shelby, Clcye-
lana county xt says
"We learn that on Saturday last, Mr. Jo.
Marsh, of Lincoluton, having become lio
pressed with the importance of making
speechea, undertook to be a champion lor
tli Radical party in that section of country
and attempted to enligliten tue auppoaed
ignorance of the people of Cleavoland Coun
ty. TbrotiL'h thebrilliaocvof hi matchless
oratory and transcendent statesmanlike abil
ities, he ventured so far as to assert, as facts,
some things which every school boy knew
to do noun mere nonsense.
"After Mr. Marsh finished hi maiden ef
fort, Col Leroy McAfee, bv way of amuse
ment, taught Mr. Marsh a short lesson hu b
it is presumed will be a benefit to 'aim in
hi future peregrination. . - -'"Perhaps
such Falls aa Mr. Marsh encoun
tered will he avoided t) him in the future."
Hie Ooldslioro Afri Star, which
ha been, of late, in a aerie of trenchant ar
ticle, dissecting the testimony of certain
"foal birds' from thi Btte before the
Congressional Reconstruction Committee,
tbu take, leave of Mr. Hope Bain, of that
town, whose whole evidence wa one mass
of disgusting falsehood: - J -. .
"And did wa honestly believe that the!
witnew under consideratbm, bad the reajtl
spark of conscience or the remotest Ci p
tion ot truth and error, we would Vifltui'lr
leave him to tlie necessary torture' of tbir
conscience ; out, not so lielieving, we cou
sign him to theplac which h haa always
occupied in the esteem of tbiacHinmunity
that i their unqualified snorn and ue
winirled oootempt, Hvi be ebufined bim-
selt to bis accii-nnineU avocation of playing
tbe journey mail fur tli devil, a cloak tor
hi beggiiur; he might have died be bad
lived, aa olwcure mendicant; but aa the ds
famor'and slniitlerer of a people on whose
charities he bad lor inativ yeara siiDDorted
hinnwlf and family, ha lis raised himself to
a pinnacle of tlnime, btener and more odious
than Hainan' gallows." '
Tli KiCHHSOB or PBiaoincna It an.
pears lrom tlie rciKirted proceetlinnw in Con-
grcas yesterday, that General Iiutler took
oocamoa to tmbotlU himself and pour out
tbe vials of hie long pent-up wrath unstint
edly upon tlie AWumoi InMliatnter. The
occasion was, altogether, diproorti- Bed to
toe vigor ol tlie attack, lie shall, however, I
have a Roland for his Oliver a anon as m
e SM oDt h ft; it4 we- -fwwnrtSe'-nitr-
4 shatrtiehyorettiiiriiuglity
unprovoked and indiscreet Wlt tlmn be I
or theroftTiaher fla--afiSiuT iifrflr
UHiia.Liaua. at ths Hot rM. Mr.
Omwsy; w hrttSiely wait S)inTi-Ti iider tbe
auspices of that I'niou Lcaijue and fiio Con-
liyorlsliWijimjLtfie, ha,j.ust made hi .s
Cirt lie stales this there are ,0t) Co ion
jeigue in lull, operation in theV eleven
cHuiiiern Btates, with a memberthipor StlC,
0W loyal voters;, and that no other organii a
tion can, in the present condition ot affair J
do the work required ia tbe interests ol
the loyal cause in that aection. . Senator
Wilson and otbtj mem(er of Cpngres dc
sire Hint to return S.mili without tleiav, to
further proacicut tb Work id which be ha
heea enirased" HVuA. CVr. ' JfT. Trilvnt.
Julyi. , -
Tbe rVi Jf,.t'exr sys that Cli li and
Pern-have accepted the mediation of tbe
United States in their war ditiieultie with
Spm, with certain ressrVstioni.
,-prx:r..z.MAIiltli:s, ' -'
Oa the lhtb. swu, hi St. JUm' tbartu, by the'
itnv. Is. 'iecijr, Ot, H. H. ibwiswii. loruia ty
of btstti-n eowstr, N. to ln pl.l.iibuh.
uir of S. ji. liisua, E., dt w'Uiuiugtua,-
KEW AS VEETISILKI Jf TS.
CKEATOT BAIiUAINS
U F " T II E . S E A S 0 S.
90OO t d.XuUe, fust Colors, 10
and I JJc.
, hU. tuu, Jaone Laxus, IWUUulV
M 4 Lnos-vgood st; l , 33 to 30c.
hbpberdplMl Uoaaibiit 30 to .ttiri
t-i Linens- 4 yarJs makes a full drew, si GOc.
CALL AND TAKE X LOOK -
1 WIjts w sej them all out
W. II. 4 R. 8. tTCKEIi A CO. -J
EalclKh, July iB-2&-tf
UKATUi:il4"riOV
IN T II 2 P RIG E 8 OF
DOMESTIC GOODS
Owk! bleaehad SWrlinps, 12!, tie snd JOc.
4-t llnnrn HtHietines la to ihc.
tioud 10-4 iiles;liei bhcti'.is, 6et
, WE OFFKB OCR
AT GREATLY nEDVCEI
'Call and sea for yoflrselvr s.
. H. A it H. TCCKKK l O.
Raleigh, July tt-iKO-U , .
SOliS XV. II1XSHALE, ! J :
ATTOUNKY AND COUNSELLOR AT
Wo.9,llay Sfrrct, FaycltcvlllcA. V.
1BACTK:K8 in the RIsU and FedrrsI ConrU,
X. aad in Ihx Conrtirf Baokraitey fur th Id.
tjomireiwiorisJ Ihstriot. '
Prompt suwilasi K a to all twinii mlms
tad to bis rare.' - CUims eoll.-tnt sutIits in
Biorth Cftrnbua. ; ! '
Jtttj J2 ') t ' : - -
GOLVUORO FEMALE COL
. ; . leue. ,;. .!..;.
THE EXT acHOLABTIU YEAR WILL BR
iii oa Momlsv, Die goth. ot hoolx-fnln-r. Iwr7.
sua ocuitiiine r.rtrv waeks. The year will lie din-
wM luw iww WMNim "i wvrnn vacn, Mill
tliers wilt be no1 vscatioa lilt Vilty; W6K
Jlisrscaltv the same as Heretofore, rnmls
rewvfd si soy tune and ehsrged from dale of
arrtvsl. IhoniORli tnatrnutimi ; pireiila diaei
pho ; sdvsntaKtm miaiirjMuued anywhere.; very
tnoaerste ensrKes, nesuriv loestion ; rnitgious
pririli-gM of sit dauontitiatiirtis sniite ; snd every
ls'itHv ft iiilelUtetusi and mors! imtirovement.
Board ami Wiitm, iit tHMi'fii of twtiotT weeks.
t9i, inetirrtmey.
t parieulrs, slilrees tbe underaumrd. or
rnif. . W. Aulas, O.il.l.bor.i, N C.
Kitv. 8. allLTON KItOST, ' .
July M iiB-iawtOl KwaalsntT'"
"noktii Carolina iuk)Kstouk i
TO THK 10111,10,
fIVJE BVIISC ItlEKR IH.K1BF-M TO ANNOUNCE
A to
iiliji i'ublia that b Iim jmrrluwd Ui stock
ot
BOOKS, &Ta T10XEK r," XU&J$-'.fAXCT
. : ' ARTICLES, Ae '
Formerly ucloftnln'x to the North Carolina r)
lisliinir (Jonipsny, tliat he bss snoew ilod to tue
old suuut Nu 1 Jss.mUivill) Mt, so twig and ho
Ssvorakly know ttiniOKlMmt tiro Miuto ss the
NORTH CAhODINA BOOK TORE,"
eondwteil bjr Henry I). Tumor, dee'd., Slid that
heitiiurtiribiio witl eonduct llis book liiisiuets in
all tie braacltee at "IVie vrA.M'afuima (ft
litnrt," Aol, 'aytiUmiU Nt.
Hs would also slate that he brinss to tbs maa-
aKsment of tba business, tbe expctruHic of
many years ss a book buyer and sellor, mil a rlo
votiou to this psrUcular branch of trade. Ho
win ennesvor to oii rit ui , rtijnuauon aud pusi
nexs (it tlie old stand. . ,
'X'hs stuck, of Books, Stationlery, Music, ete ,
wbich he now ofTnrs to the public, lis been well
xlected, snd embraces a Urge supply of Sunday
and ('out won Behool Books, Visoeilanoas Book
of almost every kind snd variety, tbe North Caro
tins Hupreme Court Ki-lwrl, F.nglisk Common
Law Keporta, and other Law Bonks, a very large
snpply of ' Itfanls Jlool-j, gtathmtry, "aid now
Huu eomprisiiif , - '
THK LABGEST A380RT11E.NT ,
to bs found In the Bute ; and will b suld npon
the most reasonable terms.
Orders from all parts of this Stale fur any bouk
nr artid wanted, sreompsnied with the canu, or
City referrsnee, will be promptly attended to, by
edurossing,
, . . JA8. H. EXXIS8,
, ... BiiknelWr,
. . No I, PayettevilU Hut, Kaleitu.
VI ITCH ELL, ALLEW At
JV ' Jlltll, IV.
A GKKTLTURAL lUl'LEHf. S'l'si, t Kil A M.
ia ks Toili and supplit-s. iieiMTat Hardware,
(iuano, Lime, IVmiul, I'Lintnr, faint Ou, Bclt-
uift e., . - - '
nar aif.-lt v
iT. cli:wi:t's II A I.I,.
A rmsT CLARA WlIOpL TO ft TiOYS,
s-
1TAat MAI.1 IVIOItr )
rpnW RCHOOT, WA TAKMSUEO FOB
I tli pnrpoM or enabling doemEsif Bon, at
s cotunaratwely m.lrie c, tn onpv all the
advaiitageo that are afl.irdrit in t beat and
uioat sipenMive ftm-thei.ii k.'-miN. -
it has bsen, alrealr, emlrnitly sneeyiil.-.
Tb Hall ts a hrT!. aWd tw-aitltni .l.aiw. -'i ha
HouselnHd is uiuh r UietmiMHtiale ebargs of th
Ketorai hi wife. Tha pniils are all received
as aicmUira of the family ; atrtct attention ta
given to tlieir health, personal hahits and to the
cultivation of uurteoDa niaiuwrs, while wary eare
mi takws to mi 1 1 the eocn luru it a home, with
the strict dW-iphna of a tkhool. la thM n
apects, tlua limliluuiin claims to have no superi
or in tha country. .
Tba Teschcra are all gentlemen of fins etssai
est attainments, and tue inalructKm tsortheimmt
thorough k itid. v .
C irculars, containing full particulars, with -fcreueas
and bat of pupils, will be .sent to any
aliirtaa, .- i
Kav. J. A VERY SHEPHERD, A. M., Beebir.
Luiiato binhop Atkii.mHi.aud theClergy of H.
C ; Ilia hop (jiiiiitard, of Ten new. ; Hit.li,.i WU
mr, of Als; hmliop Wilnior, of Ia;i. n l Joe,
E. Jiihrwlim ; tli ji't Vt".le Hampton, H. C.
Jn y ai-'i5-3in '
. T II E ' :
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
ir AitTrrtiiti
AAA AC XX .MWt.MIHI
inn I lnlliini..aiMfcrita.ali l.rl"tf w...
an aml.r tlie ciuitril f iia 1'oIicy Imijern,
wWehriwee't41iWH,-Jwitwrhiinit.hngttie
pavmentof s sixty per wnt dividend lit vear,
"and over 1 Oio.liitf (T Tiiiiii to a iiitiws snd uninaliid
tlwrw-av wiw a aui-piua of oir ---
-7e,O0.vtMj.I.Tf'.
This Cirflpsi.lT's y.iUii eaimiit lw ;... tnnr
eren lcii'U-d lrom tbe I oncv, aaii a .-.t.K (.nt.
Say. ia caw of death.) einept on tiieilimitVd en
nwinent pian, but sre eii:itd by aiitK-iiated
diviileniln, -i
All pobrira M'-turfeitaMe by thefcf teraai.
No extra eiiara-e mule nu nulhf hukkra,eics pt
only waer the ru-k ia e'i'fi a hu qdou.,
l'he un.len.iKive.1 take !amrc in explain
ing sod proving auy of his auu menu;
W All person eontcmplating Life Insurance
are requested, and will find it to their interest, to
oonhrsat other C'i'aiii'ii, rnrc.md is mis
State, with the Conn. kfutnaC ai publiahed in tlte
Rcpottsof the Inotliaiiie Comunneioiiers of Xew
Ifork sod KauaVi ituclt.
SAHl't L ft. WUT,'
I.ene-Al .-.!.( f-,r h
tPi.- with" P. F. Pr !, Agi-st Cm iialeuk nJ '
vicinitr. , ' i
July i-aw-&a' . , - i .i
- BOOK 8T0E2,
T. ,. ..y
aanVtuiAlis, '. if-y S.'yC.
W. Lamuii.
"WILLIAMS ft IAMBETH,
So. 49 Fajettc.IIIebt., Ealeish, TS.V.
Book Seller" and 8tatIoner,
DEALE AS ALL Ul.I!i OV
HC1IOOL BOOllH,
HTAXDAKD AMU M WOkUJlNtoUa WOliKX.
' JIAHtlNIC BOOKS, JiWULS KKOAI4A ;
' COOKS ON STOCK AN1 AGItlCl'L-
7
Tl'UEj BTATIOKEIIV 1 TRIKT-
. I'AfEBj rBDITKVB
SCHOOL AND Ot TICK UKJt'IHI'l KU
, ALBCMH; -
- - rijtvcuKrr,
- . FANCY AltTlCLICK, A
Wesrs buw reeeivunr new ni'i'lii-n. and will 1
srmvlMitly niskiu; such sMinoii U oor KtH-k s
ai s lir.l rlax Bwik Htsre.
Our fx-ilitu iikliu to enaUe as-to furni-h
ut a vet-.r tt. w (Us, an; artW-U) iot m niunl, and
all filers will luive onr prt ii.jtt niiuttoii. -.
Chir buriintws will be eoiiriueuxl on Witt eaflh
1 sviiua so every aitiew sold st tlw vy lowest
prk'KS.
- WILLI A MX A LASBETH,
SaleU: April f-JUr-U
i ; JL- .
LIFE ISSUE A5CE.
. TII K0BT1I AMEEICA
INSURANCE COn 1A IV V.
New Feature tad Advantage Which
' an Known u Belonging; to do Other
- Company la th united SUtea
1-0 '
rpHE MANAOKMENT OP THIS COifPAST IS
JL anon th Mates! Ittment Mystetn thw
eamnUted profits Koine to th ssimrad.
Tun eompsny niikea a special deposit with the
Insurance Department of the HUlo, fur which
Regitirtd policies ars tiwiied if dtistred, eonnter-
siirnod by ins hnpennlonrti nt or th Insurance
lJ,'partrnen of the Aut of New Torit,-certirying
that auch puuciea ars secured by pledg ot pubue
No other Company trives the sssniad a enaran
tee or uus enaraiter or anything equivalent.
Thirty days' nf grace ars allowed ou all re
newed premiums, aud the policy remain valid
ami in mil foroa duriue thai
No reatrietions as to trarol or reaidemt shrosd
st snv sesaon of th vear. ontaide tit troou-o.
which gives s Bt-arly wurkl-wids and cncoaditwual
Buiu-y. , ... -
No higher rata of premium charged fi'ir sta
timiary kueiueers. Conductors. Baffiraire klaatra.
Hail Agents, nor in conavtrnence of cuaugft of em-
liHi.vuit-u aitrr ut puuey ia umiiku. ,
Note are not required by tins Company, liot
a kiait may be obtained on tbs policy fr on
third of tha animal premium, which is eaueetled
by ths profits awptiod aa dividends.
Joint poluaes. lueludina man and wife, ars j.
sued by this Company, snd tlie amount tnsnred
is payai'tv vi tne siirriror on uie upatn or euner,
- r 4
dividaud,. January 1st. lMtisi, wa ia per
eent.'
IMvicVtiiU are declared annually, and paid on
settleBunt of 41 h. Annual Premium, on all our
plans upon the full amount of premiums received.
Frenulum msy be paid annually, semi-annually
or quarterly. j - ; , -
All polivitie ieoued by this Company am nnn-
nirioiung, siier two, in some insuuiecs, and three
snnnai paymema m oi num.
The piir eeutage of premium reeeiids la lmtl,
over imu. wsa ilSl twr eent : wIik-
duutile ttiat of any otlnnr New York eompany.
PnUciea invnUiubla frum any mm arrpt
a
mi
a
ia nearly
account of fraud.
on
fur inauraoe la this Company applv to
CAftfKUON.
Agent for Slate of North Carolina, Wilminginu,
r. n.
or . . tJr.Aivfl (lALrH,
July -380-oiI9m : Agent for RaWigh.
MIpCLLASE0TJ3.
WJJNE , BILL ACADEMY.
A Tacanev havtinrwrared in the shorn limli;
tntion, tha Trnstae wmh to tngag tvaetiera Un
til mats and lunula departments lor the balance
of the yesr. - . y-
Ajiplication must be maile immediacy, aa it fs
dnnrable that th school shall commence by tlie
win. mpa, ' . . .
, Address the andonrigned at Halifax, N. C
WH.R. BMiTil, I'rcst,
Seotlaad Neck, N. C.July i6-ai)l-3awlitt.
VIVAKE FOB EST COLLEGE.
A LL ArPLICAVra ARE RECEIVED WHO
IX. ars, tually wrepared for tlie eolleuiats
courne in one or all of its Department, or wiu
an- mtcuuing to prepare ror tne same
,T)i Collegiate eonrse way bs punned with n-
lereur to an euncation pnrely Hcieututc or parel;
CUaaicaU Kscli of the leadiug degrees ootiierrei
at grailnation. however, requires such a Mend
ing of the studies of both branches, as will entitle
iu receiver to tana rank as a scholar.
i A student, provided he be fully smploysd, may
ueou miuacii io any one ot tne ifiur tiepart
nients eiclusively, snd upon satiafsctorilv com-
plcliug the at n. li.-s of that Unpartmeirt will reeeive
a dogTM of PruAcieut tharsia. 11m Faculty,
however, reoomiuend ail whos tiire and taleuu
will allow, to diversify their studies aa far aa oos-
i I tie. Noue under sgs are pennitted to change
uw wiiiraa seteetea wiinous written mstraction
nroia parents or guardtaua. .
THB DErARTMKNTS ARE i ,
L.0f Unguage A- 1 Prof. W.Hovall and
:. eknt aud Atodern. i Adi. Prut W.lt. Ki.vair.
II. Of MathaaiaiW I !f. W. Q. Simmoiis and
I AHj. l'rnr. L, B. Mills.
IIL Nat. Bciws-M't. O. himmona.
tV. Of Beliea Leitres Prosldent W. at. Wingste,
Tli Fail Teres opens on 1st. day of Sept. ltS7.
Tuilioa tFall Term) in Preparatory School t'fl 00.
' " Collegiate Coorae Wo.00.
i Board (tabht fare) per month tlO, Vli and la.
hoonl rent, aenant'a mr, ught, waatniig, and
fuel are extra, and msy b had on rsasou&bis
terms. .
W. RoyAl.L, See. Pae.
Jim STJ-dlawfca
NW 13 YOUR CIIAXt'Et -
' A.T COST!!
ro TH1RTI DAIS ONLTIlt
IS ennaequence of tlie daily decline of Uooda, I
hays resolved to oner tu the Public,
AT COST, .
all of my Una aud well seUoted stork of
PUES8 GtKU"H.
. of eeery tJracriH "-
I'fUSTS,
M f the newcet palU-nia.
HHIHTISGS and RIIT.ETISOS,
, ik tne in.it o-H-hraUsd brauds. -ATS
and fto.NNr'TS,
ot the latest stytea. 4
KrDB(.lN8.TiajIMISaS,FLO'ERH,,, "
in great alictyj
SlI.gACQriSS ISO Masti.ks .
ILwtiy, iil"a.aiuuii aid liluuiral M.utl-
4. A i
I I 'fill.. Mill .
---Irnf;
of the tiewt maL-i. .
TRLKSSnd VAI.lne.t, - - ,
- , - ' A I alu4t-ao4-0'i4iem'ffc-
,l!emi-n;her llii w no hiinil.ii, a, the aUive
G hU a ill he aMd
f. ' AT (.t; " "
t4rtrtrvTB onry7 - -
And ynn will not hare another eltauc very soon
to bny your p.Hla ss cheap.
Unmefoa Slut all, and look St th prices It
urseif. "
M. ROrajNBACM-S.
imtdgh, July S-277-tf
rito AOVKstTiSKRa.
x
t
iiKi
A.ii
mei
HAVI."( secuaad thsiprthlicstion of rj T,-.
SIKH'S Si. 0. Al.r, ,tt IhA, from W.'S. Maaon,
Admimatrattw, i which wiU 1 nwned nevt re'.niii 1
mvrviisiiuK aid otuers, drsinng to ativeniae ia
it pase. are re,iieusl hi a i lna tne at on;..
I'm pr page, w; per baf page. j, . ,.r
cin'irteF. -lf.i, .
inn.ei s .vmsrae hsaseiretdslkie eo-et(, i,v
U, ii .- um.re ot N.a-Mi t aroima. A book
fcn 1. tereuoe, it n purchased l.y vr-T ,- ,,f
our pw-iJ. J.'tv" ii.'.t i,i v
FAMILY GKOCESS.-
T I V M Iff
Mt atom havitia- 4Mmn n.ri., r..l mmA .l..:-
Stuck having arrived, I aui agaia preparad t
furmah my ciuttowers
"CUOICE FAMILY GKOCEUIE.S."
I biviie sttuntiou to ths following ( srofutly aa.
IccU-d sttu-his ! - r'. ,
Prime HiHithainpton Bacon,' " M.
No. 1 Helmed lard, (ii lb. Keys,)
Family Klimr,
Bolleil Mi sh ' ' '
Java, Ijiguyra and IUo Coltess, '
........'....'.. sujwutd 'las,
. hugarajif all gralua, , T
, At'tlatiee and Syrup,
Family Ri Herring, -
-. IUoh, Halt; ., :.
. Soap, hisrch, A.
All of which f will sell st Inw.-at niarkot prliw
' IMt'Gf.A8 UK IT. '
JuljiJ-au
Market Square.
JRIJI CIIEWlJiO TOBAtX OI
. Wa hare just rcenired a vary choic arUihr r
Rsl.a siaa rmrw4 i b.wl Twwae., ,
Supwior to that tunoiinced a week ao. Try g :
JulylOT-lf .' ,
QOKN1 .tXlRXll CCiRNtll
Aie.thur lut PRTltE roiTv !.( ki..k
will be sold at iowtxt markt price bv
IS'LwtAM IJEI.L,
Jttlyt-tAa.tr- -, Market B,usr.
j JOKSf WEKDIN0 HOES I HTIJJNO HOE3 I
o ... ,V, P" ."El"" WEEDINO AXd ,
HUXI.NU HOLM. Kua. LI. I ami a b .i. .
rvduced price, by
DOUGLAS BELL,
July t-WS-tf Market 8insra
u MISCELLANEOUS.
job. r. belijSMa euo. m. wrxxuats.
II ELLEN t WILLIAMS,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION
;3tERGHANTS, ;
coebt iioi se nriLnixc,
ATWJSlfftY, JF. C.
July W-KH-Cut
.1
M IS8ESVHELE0 -KID SLIFTE
' WlTtl BOSETTES,
Biae 11 to I, at 76c per pair
W. II. X 11. & TUCK.EH A CO.
Juljr B 3tfi-tf . ,
LAPIKS' SEWED MORROCO BOOTEEH.' i '
lot.a . --. , ,
ALSO.
. A large stock of Shoos, which ws ar cloaina
out at greatlv eeief prices. '
W. II. A II. 8. TUCKER A CO.
July 19-KW-tf
WiH. L 1MB.
ailNEnAL COMIr.BI(N MERCHANT, -
NOlHT-OLiIi:, - Vn,
FOR the sale of Cotton, TnWwtt I.ogs, Strips,, '
Smoking snd Inisf W heat. Flour, Cora,
pried Fruit, and all other country products.
In the Markets of
NORFOLK, LIVERPOOL A5U) LON(X, '
Alan Agent for Norfolk Ac Liver".
pool fcUuiiner.
LIBERAL ADVAKOE. MAfi OSf COKSIOJf-
MENTH. fc -
Wa iivi asocutd wrra o C E. DUNN. o
Nobis CaaoLwa, who will call on hi friends and
acquaintances ul Central and Wsstaru Caroliua,
and win be pleased to give ail desired information
by addressing idm, ear of B. P. WILLIAM.
HON A CO., Raleigh, N. f. , ,
L 1 H ' ' "
An excellent quality of Lime, suitsbl fi frti-'
liaing purposes esn be hsd st Saliahnrv at 114 co
per long Ton, or ia 00 at Catawba Station.' - "
... Apply to I'
- . i . - M .roWSLL, WTXAON A CO. -
, ' v Catawba KUtion.N. a ,
JaneM-rfl -tm' ' ' - --'.-
- 4 MADISON C0lJNTt,'N ' "
THIS plesssnt Rii surer Resort bss besn newly
refttted. snd is now open for visitors. f
. UUH M3J1 I
iwu, t aiontiv. . , . , . i
'. ; Wck,...,.i..v...;...
:."-! Xj,.,.,.,
July 17 292-lrw .
tt0 :
. IS (Ml
F
01.8111,
The flnliscribnr has for aaln a A Tnaa nt OT FV
and CART. Also, two or three eood Milk Cowa! 1
that lis will sell ea moderate terms.
' , . . W. OAhi'ON BANKS, i
Clayton, N. a July U-288-Jw . - ,
MEDICAL COLLEGE" OF VIH-
CIXIA, AT H.ICIIMOXD,
; SESSION OF IS67.
Th neit AsurAi, Coras o f.r.-rra :
eomraence on the first dv of October, lr7 smt-eontmneantUthlst.t-Msrch,
making a Utm
of tivs munth .
H-11.'' U Irof. tl Trvtio Jld,
. i. oeinoni, ju. ii. .- Materia Meiin a, Aa.
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Janua U. M.-Lavt, M. T. " Oliemwlry. -
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E. S. Giuliani, M. I). - (antral f'athoWv. Ac.
H. White, M. D , Demoiistraiiw of Ansi"a.v.
r.very neoeasary aiean will bew.pitf iW
Faculty fur tlie uluatrauon of the leotu'ro. 'Ann
plf facilities will tia ail.rl.l r..r K
oe?ractical Anatomv,
l imical lnstmeUon st the Howard's Grovs
BnapitaL the Coilegs Hoapital, snd the Richmond
viaproswry, mealed 111 tha C4ieg buieilti
f Matnculaliini pr.,i. .......
each, I5- iietnonatratorof Analotnv, 0; tira.in
aUoft, !. Board may be obtained iu Flichnl-ivd
at from A5 to ; pnr ww.k. .
The t'stalifiue, containing rIl'mfWniistion, tl
t aent to thijae desiring u, on apple -sti oi w
L. 8. JOiV , M. 1'.,
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ri'Mitha' New Ctmlter Cwn Cultivators,
liickmotid Keutaoky, No, 6. and X. S. ri"
si"1 t.iti-iKitv. ' '1 , -f
rkuiiv s improved Apple Mill, and Ci.iev Trvw
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Orders for any implements soliciteldiaoit $M
sent tii any piint ou the !i..'ts.
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