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Building, FayettevCle j Street, Raleigh -North Carolina, - $ . ,:i ; . . , T . . livered daily at twenty cents per week ; seven t y-ave cents per monti ; two dotlari for three VOL. 1. RALEIGH ;N; ,0., WEDNESDAY, EESBJJX-ii?' t ';V:-;lNp.'-87i , ' -:.- "-.'V J i 'i i' c ;y ' - ; ; i -) i-yn'.-r; . 1 1 -.-; BY TELEGEAPH. fSKPOBTXD BT THX ASSOCIATED PBXS8.J . . FJLKUifcrrojf.. Washington, February 27. The ktter telegraphed yesterday cannot be located, but it exists and partly accounts for the progress which has been allowed to be made in the count. : The JZerald'i Washington special , this j morning says regarding it ; r" There is a j letter in town from Goy- Hayes Jiimselft 1 which approves in the most .explicit ana direct manner of the speech of Mr. Foster last week, in which "ha expressed his con fident belief that llayea' Southern, policy would be such ss tie people of Louisiana and South Carolina desired.'" --;;.-- " The same pecial ey : 44 Geairhn: Sheridan has gone : to Colqaabus lo infom Got. Hayes of the real condition of tUrs in Louisiana. He is an old acqoalnfaaof of Got. Hayes and is an opponent of Pack ard." , -,. -,; : ; , WxsHisGToy, D. C, J'eb. 27. There is no manifestation of feeling this .morning. . Ultra Republicans claim ,lhat the loll is produced by protests ffrom , commercial centres against a defeat of the count on account of the trade . disturbances' which would follow; while ultra Conservatives attribute it to high assurances that the. South will be treated fairly. . ; ' r Washihgton, D. C, . February 27. The impression still prevails among the employees of the House that a count will be finally prevented, but. in more thought ful circles the hope or fear of it is aban doned.,' Senator Sherman, Stanley Matthews and Congressman Charles Foster seem most near Got. Hayes. " Bob IngersoU is - here, and is much sought and. quoted by Southern place-seekers. IngersoU assumes quite a chivalrous ground, and does not know how in honor Hayes can abandon . Packard and Chamberlain. Foster is known to be in favor of allowing the South ern people to manage their own affairs. Stanley Matthews to-dayspoke quite freely in the same direction, and Senator Sherman ' has taken pains to let it be known that he is not trying to shape the Southern poli cy of Mr. Hayes. The Cabinet had a very long session, and some effort was made to change the Southern situation, but in what direction it is unknown; but the President wa im movable. All the Secretaries have placed, their resignations in the President's hands. Gen. John T. Morgan, of Alabama j ex Gov. A. II. Garland, of Arkansas j : ex Got. I sham G. Harris, of Tennessee, and ex-GoT. Richard T. Coke, of Texas, V. S. Senators elect from their respective tttatea. have arrived in the city in anticipation of an extra sessioi of the Senate for executive business. Hon. B. H. Hill, and Hon. L. Q. C. Lamar, of Mississippi, . United States Senators elect from their respective States being members of the House are also here. The Southern Conservatives regard that the accession of these gentlemen to the Senate will add largely to the -ability from the Southern States in that body. . By Messrs. Blount'sand Atkins' efforts to day in getting $275,000 to pay Southern anUJxuum mail contractors, appropriated by the sundry civil service bill, Georgia will be benefited about $80,000. Mr. Blount made a point that the law forbidding the payment was in the nature of a bill, of attainder and clearly unconstitutional. CONGBE8S Washington, Feb. 27. The Senate re assembled at 10 o'clock, and in accordance with the notice given yesterday Mr. Mc Donald called up House .Resolutions in respect to the memory of the late Speaker Kerr, and appropriate eulogies were deliv ered by Messrs. McDonald-, Wallace, , Wright, Bayard, Booth and Morton, after which the resolutions were unanimously agreed to. . The House is in committee of the whole en the sundry civil service bills. Washington, Feb. 26,-r-Hocss. Most of the session was spent in the considera tion of the sundry civil appropriation bill, which, however, was not completed. A bill to provide for vacancies in the Sice of President and Vice-President that may arise through the . failure of the two Houses to count the electoral vote, was re ported ; by Mr. Field, of New York, from the Committee on Privileges, and, after a brief discussion. was passed, : The pnly deTiations from a partyrote were in the fact that Purman, of Florida, voted with the Democrats, and that thirteen Demo crats, including Hancock, of Texas, and Knott, of Kentucky, voted with the Re publicans. The bill provides that in case of such vacancy in the Presidential office, it shall be filled by the President of the Senate, if there be one, or the Speaker o the House, if there be one, or by the Sect retary of State in office at the time the .va cancy happens, t : A motion to suspend the rules and adopt the resolution recognizing the Democratic governments of Louisiana and South Caro lina was made by Mr. Schlecher, of Texas, and failed for want of a ; two-thirds ma jority. Also, with a resolution offered by Air. Watterson, of Kentucky, commending the President for his reported opinion in support of the Nlchoua government in Louisiana. The clause to pay Southern mail con tractors for work done before the war was restored to the sundry, civil service bilL ' The House took a recess to 10 o'clock . to-morrow. , Vote, 120 to 119, . n5 s .... Nnminatinna John Tvler ; Jr.. Poet- . T 1 fll VIimIh . Tnlin - t masicr,. jac&aunviue, -jcima s Askew, Baltimore: R J. Caldwell, . Re, cdvenof Public Money. Mxmroe, Louisi-- ana ; jonn x arnam, uainesvuie. . Confirmations Mr. Kenon Postmaster, Columbus. Miss. . - v r- Sixatb. The citizens of Washington netitinn for the use of the rotunda of the Capitol for an inauguration balL Referred to the committee on buuainjs. The committee on foreign, relations re ported favorably, on the bill to pay Wm. L Scruggs, ; Minister to Bogota, certain . moneys. . . The joint committee on Chinese report ed. The report was ordered to oe printed. The bill creating a sinking fund for the Pacific Railroad was DostDoned to Decem ber next by a. vote of Teas. 23 : nays, 23. The bill providing for public buiidinjs in Austin, lexas, was passed. The House bill which passed to-day re garding vacancies in the office of President was read by its title and referred to the committee on pnvweses and elections. ; The. credentials "of John .T.t Morgan, elected from Alabama, were presented dur ruvr the executive session, j , - The Senate then took a recess. V osF ron inaiuuratton. ... CoLTjMBUs, Feb. 27.--Gov. Hayes will ' PTOC Siy ICaVQ IOr anWJU Awuiouajr, - via Pittsburg and Ilarrisburg. , , . .4. , ; the ectoikax. camissio?f . ; Washington, f Feb. 27. Four hours a side is allowed on the South Carolina case. It is thought hardly half will be used.; It is expected the Commission will take the case by 3 o'clock.- ? '- In the Commission a secret session on the South Carolina case commenced at two o'clock. - They adjourned at seven o'clock; after having voted eight to seven to count the State for Hayes and Wheeler. : " Washington, Feb. 27. The Commis sion adjourned, to Friday, unless called; together by-, the presiding officer. It has been ascertained that there are no further double returns., r"v; 7. . y" , 'r;;; 'y ;-r ;! ''. London; Ffb f27.The rwc!ispatch from r.ome says i? ftt-d ?tiat tta Ccr srSLllUt to 1 3- lcr m Triiy fAvoraLIe replies to scj c -tlortwh'-t k propesed t3 t-, X.' Ject U giving tlid ecclesiastical policy of the Holy See a more efficacious and energetic direc tion towards a natural solution -of the various' questions of the day The exact nature of th? pew policy wifl X proclaim ed on the occasion of the Pope's episcopal jubilee. ' Some German Bi&hopa recently asked whether they were at liberty to per form acts in the execution of laws other than those against the Church, if invited to do so by the civil authorities. The re ply from the Vatican was that they might as subjects of the Emperor do so in all matters not contrary, to religion and the rights of the Church. London, Feb. 27. The Timet, , in its second edition,' publishes a dispatch from its St. Petersburg coiTespondent, saying 44Aa extraordinary council - of ministers was held here yesterday, at which the Czar presided. ' Gen. Ignatitff was ' presi enL I learn, on the best authority, that it was decided to demobilize . the Russian army when the treaty of peace is signed between the Porte ana Servia and Monte negro., ;' ' '- ' ' y -- : : Pksth, Feb. 27. The reappointment of the Tissa ministry, -which resigned on ac count of the differences between Austria and Hungary on . the; bank question, is gazetted. . -': Buchaexst, Feb. 27. In the Senate, to day, the President of the Council, in reply to an interpellation, refused .-to produce documents relative -to . Roumania's : neu trality in event of war between Turkey and Russia. Pakis, Feb. 27. A letter from Adelaide Patti is joubli&hed declaring the statements in the Figaro about her elopement with the. tenor Nicolinl are wholely inaccu rate. :' ' . -' ',:'"'' SSjccltssiBC 1st SMitla CwrUata.. w- CoLrMBU. S. C. Feb. 27. The Su preme Court room was densely packed this morning in anticipation of a decision in the Tilda Korris habeas eorptu case. Justices Willard and Wright, the -latter7 colored, came In and announced that the Court would take a recess. : .The crowd then dis persed. . A strong guard of negro special constables' across the hall in, front of the Justices' consultation roorrt. ; A deep and subdued excitement prevails. . ; ; .later. : y:::: Columbia, February 27. Midnight. ' The Supreme Court was thronged again at 1 o'clock, awaiting the decision. : . 1 he J os- tices met in the consultation room and remained there one hour, when they ap peared on the bench and announced that they had been unable to agree on a decis ion, but might probably in a few days. The docket was then called and the crowd dispersed. ; -:j - KLUIKEI BEPORTOON. Naw .York, Feb, 27. Stocks steady and firm. Money 3. Gold $L04. Ex changelong $4.83J; short $4.85. Govern ment bonds a shade firmer; State bonds steady and nominal. . Cotton steady; uplands 12 J; Orleans 12; sales 1,333. Futures opened steady, at the following quotations ; March 13 a-32 12 3-16; April 12f13 7-16; May 13 -16 12 19-32 ; June 12 11-1612 23-32; July 12 25-3212 13-16; August 12 13-612 Flour dull and declining. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn . dull and unchanged. Pork dull at LAra Heavy; steam $10.10$10.12J. Spirito . turpentine dull at 89. Rosin dull, at $1.92 for strained. Freights steady.. , a.,? i r.;, Balttmorb, Feb. ; 27. Flour . quiet. steadv and unchanged. Wheat i -dull, and easier ; Maryland red prime $1.53157 i amber 1 1.60 j white $1.451-58;. Booth' era corn quiet and easier ; JrVeatern fairly active and lower ; Southern white 51(gj 54J; yeUow 5153." ' ! ' ; LrvxBpoo4' Feb. . 27 Noon.-Cotton guieter; middling uplands 6; middling Tleans 6 11-16; sales '7,000; speculation and export l,000;recelpts 35,000; 'AmerU can 25,000; ; futures , quiet at last . night's prices; uplands, low middling dause,March and April delivery, V 6 15-32; , April t and May, 6 9-166 19-82; May:, and June 6 21-336$; : J une ana Juiy. o z3; shipped January and : February sail, 6 17-32; March and April, 6 11-16, j i 1 p. m. Uplands, low middling clause, June and July delivery 611-16..; ; - 2 p. m. uplands, low midoung ciausev shipped January and February by sail, 0 J; Breadstuff s easier; new mixed' Western corn 24s. 9d.25; old i 25af 6d.i Prime mftsfl rork 65s: Ions clean middles7 89Si 3 p. - M.JOtton--saies oi ,Amenau 5,600; uplands, low middling clause March and AprS delivery' 6 7-l6rMaT and June 6 21-32; shipped February and March, saiL June and July delivery, 6 23J32; , July an august n aw j,: ,.,: .- . ivh;:;r.i - LoxTMiw. Ffih. 27--Xoon.-T-Erie 7i. ' -; ? r 1 3.30 pi M.;--Conspls 96J. '-' I : 4 p.W-CfoMols' 96 J-16. & Erie 7:s- 1 Pahis, Feb. 27 and 37c.-. ; -Rentes'lOC P. M.- r jojiixKEx inuponx-iixic;irr. lNw Yobk, Feb. 27. Money dull ; of fered at Z: Sterling weak at 8.' Gold dull at $1.04f1.04Jv Government bonds ac- tive and 6teady new fives; 4 ; State bonds quiet and nominal. , ? Cotton steady ; middling uplands 12 ; middling Orleans 12k -sales. 748; consoli dated net receipts 37,787;' exports to Great Britain 30,156; to France 2,185 to conti nent 5,394.. " ' r"..v x.'1t I - ' Flour dull, with pnees still in buyers favor; Southern quiet and heavy, with quoi (otinna nhftnrftd. Wheat, spnng dull and heavy ; 13 lowed winter wheat en tirely nominal. ; Corn, 12 lower for new, with heavy limited export and home trade '. demand . ungraded. Western mixed 5758; old western mixed, nomi nal, at 660AL Oats more .steady. Coffee Rio quiet and unchanged. -Sugar dull and unchanged Molasses , dull and unchanged. Rice quiet and unchanged. Tallow steady: i Rosin- and y turpentine I rf o -or- out venr auiet new mesatsi&.75&ais. i Lard firm, dosinsr barelv stead v,i :Wbiskr 1 steady, at 91.11. Freights-af shade finueL'if''!51'- -rhr.ir :--fii anAt ih)h Cotton net receipts 186 bales; jgross 3,190; futures closed flrmrvsales 78,500 bales ; as follows: February- 12Jr March 12i12 17-32? May l2 11-1612 23-32: June 12 13-1612 27-32; July 12 2932 12 15-16; August 12 31-3213; Septem ber 1212 13-16; October 12J12 17-32; November 12 9-3212 5-16; December 12 9-3212 5-16... i-.-ruiMa; a ": Baltthoek,' Feb ' '-fWrOats ;and "rye quiet. ProvMoris heavy and ncaninaDT unchanged. . Coffee unchanged. ' Small sales of wnisky at $1.10Jl.lLt;; 'Zt! , LivxarooL, Feb. . 27.-S p. ' nurarns and fabrics steady, ' tplands low. inid- JysIL6134i - ' " 'I 'k.F1vI1 ':Ji?)Zl middling clause, March and April delivery, 0 15-32; April and May lft-32. Turpenr tine 28s. :.. - : Galveston, Feb. 27. Cotton nominal and lower to sell; middling Uf ; net re ceipts 2,034; coastwise 2,318 : ' r.' Nobfolk, Feb. 27. Cotton quiet mid dling 11 1 ; net receipts 1,228; coastwise 544; sales 1,000. Baltthosk. Feb. , ST. Cotton .dull- middling 121; gross receipts - 264 ; sales 4 h- Boston, Feb.' 27. Cotton unchanged- middling 12; net receipts 1,100. .:; -. j Wilmington, Feb. 27. Cotton Aill- middling 11; net receipts 234 ; sales 71; coastwise -631-- :. u-'n u: vi'y :' vPhiladilph3A. Feb. 27. Cotton flrm middling 12f r net receipts 361; gross 716; aloa In imJnnaM 1 AO !,'. ! -'. ' : SAVANNAH. JJCDu 7UA X)llOn . UTeSUiar . n a - a - 9 ' -e ' I middlings 12; net receipts WtO-,,sales 4oU .? tNKW Oblkans, Feb,. 27. Cotton steady middling J1J, low middling 11$; good ordinary : 10J; net . receipts ,5,719; gross 5,923;: sales 3,000; exports to Great Britain 8,033,-1 . ; , -J - ?sv -:; v ; ;h- -tr. - Memphis, Feb. 27. Cotton quiet; mid dling llf; receipts 602; shipments 342$ sales l,5UO' v--irf?-:j r-c; j 7 ArGtrsTAj Feb. t2T. Cotton quiet middling 11; receipts 634j ;sales 165. Charleston, Feb. 27. Cotton quiet; middling 12; net receipts 574; sales 60; Avrwrfa mifr in -. : . . va,w W"8?"WB " ' , ' ! Wilmington, N. C. Feb; 27. Spirits turpentine quiet at 35V r Rosin quiet at I ta Boclt Pe m, the nnderaigned will ex k.'wJT. Vxi. I pone ta public sale at the Court Houaedoor in the J. Ylr. . T v j Ti PS ay at 91.40 iot naru ana a i n jcuuw dip and virgin. Tar steady at $1.60. - BALEIGII MJaJAKJQTSt. COTTON hakxxt: Reported dally by McMacxik k Ucucx. Ralkioh. Febraary ST, 1ST7. Middling. 1VV 9 . Strict Low .Middling. Low Middling... 1 Its Strict Good Ordinary....'. 10'i a Good Ordinary... 10.V a Ordinary............' ,,....... , 9Ji Middling Stains 10 "4" Low Middling stain. 9 . Good Ordinary Stain , 9H Ordinary Stain ..; tjtf & Tone of market slightly firmer. No change in in the New xorK qaotauona. . BKXABK8. The receipts are very email,' the low price in ducing holders to withdraw from ' the market to await oetter prices, in new 1 org cotton naa de clined .', and quotations are lowered accord. tngiy. ' '-- : - ' CITT MABXJtT WBOLKSALB rBICES: Reported by Watkrioht, Williams A noon, urocers ana uommission uercnants. Ralxigh, February 87, 1877. Cotton Ties. new,... ....... 7X . . 6 Banrtng,.... '. '' 14 , . Flour, North Carolina SS 50 S7 00 Corn, Corn Meal ...... ... ...... 5 A 70 3 & 3 - 14 MX 10X & M - 8 14 0 so a 88 88 Bacon, N. C Hog, round Bulk Meats, clear rib aides 10 snouiaers.. North Carolina Pork .... Lard, North Carolina. .. " . Western, tierce.. Coffee, prime Rio. ...... good............ : 44 common .': 'Ml 15 85 " 83 syrup, s. 11 Molasses, Cuba , , as ............. 80 9 44 18 85 " S 15 l C5 85 9 Salt, Liverpool ane.;..;.. 44 Evaiiai.............;. Nails, on baaia for 10s sugar, wnite.. "" 14 i8v Leather, redaole. ....... .......... - 44 oak tanned...... .....i. Hides, green..................... dry Tallow Potatoes, sweet, per boah. ....... 44 Irish, . .fu rt t........ Oats, shelled..:..............:.... - aheaf, from wagon.......... 44 baled... Fodder, baled, new, Hay, N. C. baled, good..-. Eggs, per doxen.i.... ...... ...... Butter, N: C j. ...... ... ... t Beeswax,..-...; Rags 44 picked......... Beef, on foot.: - " ; . dressed prime. .... ; 40 f. , d 1 4X 10 1 ir 1 60 .wa 100 so a - 5 1 00 OL I 85 1 00 a $1 ss 1 00 a 1 85 , so a 1 so i a . 80 4 80 a . 85 ; 80 a , s 83 8X 5 a "Retail prices from ft to 15 per cent, higher. r NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -yilCTIlEIl YO7 WISM - TO BUY OR SELL, ' , Commuloate Wltli tuu Orders for MERCHANDISE have headTantage , af bottom figures in this market. - 1 . Consignments of PRODUCE have onr best ef forts. OBIOK 1KB PBOFITABLB MTITKira. " . We handle all desert ptiooa of Merchandise ex cept Liquors. Orders for car loads 01 , r hav special attention. secured. ' We' handle , .Lowest rates of freight ! As wen as wan at -h-: I :X"J. da! J ". WAX,''" T-JksJi- i'f.s?' TAIXOW.i--' . . .CHIDES, -;rr;P!reIt EGGS. - DRIED FRUIT. -V - GRAIN, ONIONS. ' :. : POTATOES, 1 : : APPLES, Broken. and Commisgiah ITercAontt feb 80-3m ' ' Wilmington, N. C. nrvnoirocrGlXBRCD stock r ron Hy thoroughbred BERKSHIRE BOAR (Anson lurr) to ftoo workinfffprder. ; Also I BoirsVall Burr) Berksliires, and S Chesters,wlll be sold separator ly or in aloW r- ' '. Feb 17-tf R.-B. SAUNDERS.! j I a in. woniiE, or sejlsia, w. cu, " ., ' . , ... - . . -. ,. . WITH- - - , " ; ' I ; ' " ' " importer and Jobber, of l i FOREIGN AND ; DOMESTIC ,-.;' v DBY 'GOODS-AHD U0TI0US 31a xt, ?AiTi:.::r.i $ts:it, ; " Betvetn IJomrd and Liberty, feb tl-Sm Caltimvre ft V t i -rrrr t Txr crrmrrrsT mwf i rrm xu uaaju mmuau a fa. aoi irj if C . h--.t .fr-rrui ;r i : V Superior Court Wake County. HIS HOXOR DAVID SCHJE? CK, JCDGIT fSS- v ' siding. 4 CALENDAR. f. I' i-y ; WEDNESDAY FKB. 38TB, 1 :f.y,-, , ; No: 145, Hamilton vs Lee ' tVt v, ; No. 74, Upchorch A Dodd vMcPL. era,-' i r- r ,ki i A i r city "So. 383, Joses vs onea. THCRSDAT, MARCH 1st, 1 So. Pardaer vs Xewta, v , . No. 333, JUltgh pas . light Compa Of Baleifh, . t friday; march 1 1, i Pamns vsJf array. ;.a5.larsons vsMarray Flanacarf. - ' TSOy 28itHerndon vs Pollard No. 4 Refj,T0wles and wUe ra Fisber.?.! No. 193, Verrunoa. Toller ft: Aste vs Bryan. - f-' Ko. 183, N. C. Mntaal Ufe Insurance Company monpat.Harch 5th, isrr;?' ' 1 3 No. 1 403, Lewlsi. . Adrntcustrator, City or Raleisa. J rj( t , u I No. St7( Cttixens' National Bank vs Grcea - i'? TTJISD AY, MARCH 6TH, 1ST7 -.;-' Ko. S54. Brancn rs Pope. ' !" 1 No. 188, Baucom v PowelL 5 : r No. t, Forte vS Forte. , No. 413, TWinborne vs Steadman. " ' ' '' ' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7th, No.lW,KlBi ts Bellamy.' ;;. THURSDAY, MARCH 8th, lSTT, No. bs. ReL. SDnnsr vs Marrav ' i W.Wr1 -Kmtntl Bank. ; : i . ' No. M. wncox vs Fowl et aL ' - FRIDAY, MARCH tTH, 1ST7. ' r Np. 840, Jones ys City of Raleigo,i ( 1- . j Ke. jR, ?bnupt ys .K. a.B. E. CoU ,i ; . 1 L SATURDAY, MARCH 10THlist7i No. 84, Pepper vs Shaffer, et aL : . f No. 41T, Pepper vs Bronjhton, et al. - ' ' i , ... cHAS. P. UPCHURCH.r feb S8-dlw - Deputy Clerk. MPO BTANT MALE! , - Bt vtrtae of the : nroTision of. a deed of tru I execated to the andersiroed or Tnomas Yoansr .nrl wlfP ftnthiM;h1TflfMT 1S7A. racnrrfMl In I the office of the Register of Deeds of Wake coun- Citj of Raleih, at 18 o'clock m., on ; TUESDAY, MARCH 13th, 1877,; a certain tract of land In Wake county, near the town of Cary. lying on the Raleigh A Augusta Air line Railroad, adjoining the lands of Peter Kniffht. Win. Jones. Nancy Howell. Rnfas Jones and others, being the land upon which said Taos. xoung now resiaes, anq oonuuning acres or thereabouts. ,,-f ,; . ,., Terms of sale. cash. ' GEORGE H. 8NOW, T, -t.. C M. BUS BEE. f 1TB,lees- , Raleigh, February 19, 1877. feb 80-ts IUE nilFFALO A.ITIIIA WATERS IS THB ' PECULIAR MALADIES OF WOMEN AND OTHER FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASE. Some of the most eminent medical men of the country pronounce these waters " WXLL-XTGH SPECIFIC" in most of the PAINFUL MALADIES PECULIAR TO WOMEN. ' DYSPEPSIA, NEURALGIA, LIVER AFFECTIONS, CHRONIC DIARRHOEA, PARALYSIS, GOUT. i , RHEUMATISM, AKD lH DISEASES OF THS u KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, thev are second to none of the celebrated mineral waters of the world, and in some of the diseases here enumerated they have accomplished benefi cial results as remarkable as any 01 record. whether of mineral waters or medicines. This claim is emphatically attested by those whoso statement defy imputation or question. TestV- BKmiaa sent to any aaaress on application. -The waters are nut no In cases of one dozen half-gallon bottles at $5 per case, Invariably in aavance. t- " : -; THOMAS F. GOODE, Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va. . 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The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
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