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. iTorrTOM KZKTINaiN GRANV1LLB.
' .v.. !- Intt ' larr hodT of Ik
Oa Friday tee loa uia, v "
t f" n i
tw aambldla ths Court House
foT the purpose of ap poieUnj delegate to the
"Whig Convention to be held ia tha city of BaV
eig h oa the 4 Inrt. Vr , . a
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r.lo wa called to the Chair,
ana J van "
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Ha n vres rqutd to act a. treUT-
Vk. beinr th as orraalaed, a Committee
r Robert B. Gilliam. J ames X
, ,.Tij-w Tk.. W Mania. Q. S. B.
Harria ead 1
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if tJVi r 1 mi annotated to draft and r
portmolaUon. eipeasiverf the seatimeat. of the
"Dlborearwm.ntof the O"--'
TsraorTfroa Orange, present, was celled
pei to address the tneeting. ,
Mr. Turner arose aad said : It was "nla?r
taece Oval be should undertake to address the citl
gensof Granville, when he taw rvdbim m.y
mi their own aombar.w eminently qaeLtted to di
chanr that office, Entertaining a he did, nU
xt that eboai the intorette oitba who.
coTntry, ha -a. apprehensive that hU vtowtvrould
ml with high faror U tbi. lattitude. "R hea
he eoetomplatod the conduct and the eiprd
pinions of loading puhlio ea,et Ue VJ,
he peroaired ia them but little that looked to the
tJUralweUare of the country. A great man has
laid that when he saw a country en toying peace,
vwoerity aod hen pin-, -within iU kordera, that
aYwou-J be con ftdeot that the govvenment of that
-n .inidiML Such, aaid Mr.
T- was the coediti. of thi conatry during Mr.
TUnora'a adaioitratio, and aoch It had Ter
tj.eMnthUatihiiUval Tbe heart
. of every painot aeoat aaourn ow the diecord, ,tha
eeriwiaai unnwuij, Mm -
t StAti and of aajtion
UWH V w- . J
. t'ws- XL k tknaiM to rand aaioBaer
. v..l.i rBkaa. Now who kae eaued all
!Tt. n.t..-.t.thBlaekBDablicena.
u I A mm - J ' T1
i-v. KMuiMi a? tha Democrat. U
would wertale bo defaaoa of the BlaJt Bopuh
licaaa. ' They were bad eook every body .
Jr V 1.1- -Stk tmm nul ad-
Satareueyjwij . ,T T.k-.
ui.h.tu r iK rftTwnoimL T ' How caa tbey
UtbM they hare w tha reloa of govern meet T -
Tko Whir and Aaxrvamieaauo r
reaeon. The Deroocraii are ia power aod tbey
moat bear tha burden of poblic iadignatloo, " They
K made ewreDbical Uti action a ad thereby
t a f k uiuik Uoublicane to do tha mom.
km- y ik.( tk Dnaocrala ia Conrreea
ar. rembl. for th. ec of a Blk Kepoh-
. , licaa speaker waea wey migu -
r-n - . mb itb southern tatereeu.
tv. rww-.-. t.n n. .aid be. that if they elect
. i; m bold the offices and
a Black Befiolican U elected
tha Uaioa murt be diatolted, and that they, tha
t . ;n in it. . Mow thia. to say tba
. least, ia aiair. it ia diahooorabto I Jor him-eir h
1 a.ki hr.it it. lie could sUnd a bad
administratioa) as kokad does befrra,and whaiher
Seward or Becbanaa should bo elected hereafter,
v. uim that the people would discover
ocbdiflereooa. lie believed the two to be pretty i
maeh alike, and If either should be elected ana
thou Li dare to commit a treasonable agression
' . v. s..,ts t. then, serve hL as ve did
f t.v. m!U1 tba "Father of ZobodVe's chil
L a Wilmos U called the father of the Wil-
4 but thia latter is a mistake. Thomas
Jaftanaa was the Father of the- Wilsoot Troviso;
and Thomas JeHersoa was a aoutharn man, bat
J w. ala a democrat, and vet tko De
mocrats make SI point to , charge Whigs
it naanniutnna in retard to slavery. Such
. .k. was made arainet Gen. Taylor,
a dtisea of LooJaiana, and the owner of a large
" i .uaa With wbat confMtenrv can:
" .v.. m.v. thM ebarvea ? IlaHeU who drafted
k. ininati' Platform will probably be at the
Charleston Convention, ekeek by Jowl witk soutkx
em DeoMcrata, ar what dues he say of slat ery T
Why that-HlllsnUboteooojrkftrailavaown-er."
Bat tha Democracy are still farther inoon
istent. They prefer a proselytod Whig to one of
their own party and thus do not practice their own
teAckinrs. " "'
Mr. Chairnman Disaolution is a dithonorable
aentiment Washiagton warned u against it in
his farewell address, and I do not believe, Sir, that if
DiaeolotioiusU were to start out to day id every
direction they could not find ia the county of Gran -
" villa twenty man to endorse their opinion.
r Office seekers and Editors, said M r. T. .are great
ly to blame for the present distaikd slate of the
pubtio mind.- Facts had been exsfgeraled and the
passions of men had been praeieed upon for ttbe
aaka of personal advanoemeat and party promo
tion. ; '' ' '
He believed that Got.- tVisebad made entirely
too mock parade about the Harper's' Ferry inva-
- Brawn and kis men could bare been
: disposed of hero, U Granville county, qoito a
aafely and mock mora quietly. For himself he
did not cast tha blame upon the whole North, for
be believed that only few except Brown "s fol
lowers knew anything of his plans. For the fault
f these he did not feel inclined to invade the
2Torth indeeJ.ae did not think it very con Ten ion t
to do so. . '
n U, thought that politicians when they did wrong
oo'bt to be hung, as well as Uber people. The
like had been done North and b thought it would
b well enough to do some of it here.
If the North had injured us there was a better
way to punish it than by declaring the Union dis
solved or by an armed invasion of it. Let the
8oulk withhold its trade. Let us Increase and en
ourage home manufactures, wear nor own goods
and consume our own produce, instead of sending
it North and na vine an extra price to have it pre-
iMral Cir us. This we eaa do. This is eomemtnt
J :k Aa and thia will be a warfsro which the
North will quite aa sensibly feel as any other we caa
wage against it. " : ; "
; At thia part of Mr. Turner's rem arks, the Com
miuee returned and reported through iU Cbair
man, Mr. J. T. LiUlrjofcn, the following preamble
and raaolnlions : I
; bxkxas; In the present drenmstancee of dan
Mr to the Constitution and tha Union, consequent
. liianieus and persistent scitalion of the
ouestioa of sUvent by fanatical tstremists both at
.. . . ... c . W .. BUJ.u. .till
ISS -iMtS SSa HUMtXNUi, aww lauuum w
more thmtonisg by the recent raid upon a aeigh
aider Suto, of a band of lawless conspirators
agaiast the ngbU, tha property d the laws cf
' aer paopU, it is the duty of all dtixens whodesire
to perpetuau tha blessings which caa be enjoyed
only by a coatinaaaceof the Union, and who are
regardful of their rights secured by the Constitu
tion to unite their counsels sad efforts for the pre
servation of the one and lor enforcing the obliga
tions of the other,
1 Resolved, That we deem it our duty to do- ;
Bounca the course of the Republican party in Con
reat, and ia the country, especially on account ol
their faCiosa opposition to the rights guaranteed
by the Constituuoa to the South, of a free and
equal enjoyment of the common territory of the '
Union, and for their habitual attacks upon the in
stitution of slavery, which have their legitimate
result ia the late wicked and treasonable attempt
f Joba Brown and his ruffian gang.
S Resolved, That tha UnW' ia the beat secu
rity for our prosperity the Constitution for our
' rights, and we will not throw away tha benefits
of the one, nor abandon the protection of the other,
at the dictation of fanaticsand disunion ift in
. any section of the country.
3 Resolved, That the threats of a dissolution cf
the Unfon and declarations of the neceeuty of
soch dissolution which have of late become so
common are ua wise and injurious as tbe materi
ally tend to beget a want of confidence in is sta
bility and firmness, and thus produce consequen
ce which every patriot must depr ecsle.
4 Resolved That it only requires tbe united ac
tion of conservative men of all sections to suppress
agitation and thus restore peace to tbe country ;
and holdine aa we do that no or e is a fit person to
hold any public office. State or Federal, who dors
wot ncknowledre hi allegiance to tbe Constitu
tion and the Union aa paramount to all other civ
il obturations, we rejoice at tbe prospect of a Na-
. tional Union Party npon the basis of tha Coasti-
tion, and tha faithful execution of all tha laws
the United States ia every section the Union.
. - Resolved. That the party now having con
trot of the federal government has shown by its
ua wise and impolitic legislation its utter incapae
- ity to restore peace to the conn try. i
6 Resolved, That tha pretest Rational admin
istration, by its wastefuLand extravagant expen
diture, by its favoritism in giving tbe poUio
vjootracta to corrupt partisan and conniving at
frauds and speculation, and by its recommend
tion to the Pacific Bailrvad ia opposition to
internal improvement by the general govern-
? ' .rr tled eiren to the peo--
""'"-.th. confidence of the country,
ftS. appro,. C
par-
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nrrMl dt tne uppoe.wn
jfromVhirSuUi In the roo.nl lctio forBpcaker
I la the Hooseof BepresenUUyea. . -
I - i j r .-.v,. That tha nronosiUOn to hold
1859.
July,
Opposition Convention in Balgb, on the Mad
of February, to aominaU
.ornUour.rproral, and that the Chairman u
j s lJi;t aavantv.flva deleeatos to
auuionxeu w jfv . -
resolutions being submitted to th meeting
: 1 mAnrAvA. and on motion OlLOl.
Kdwnrds. it was reaolved that they be publubod i.
the Rale Ch Beg" na ln ,
n motion 7f Col. Kdwarda, it was rsvrf
that the Chairman appoint WffiSR!
71 tk. Whi Convention to be held in Baleih on
Se 2Jnd Inst. In accordance with thU resolution.
the foUowing fntiemen wrr--n -j .
Robert B Uunasa, jam x ""'J
KhXrRW Lassitw, L C Edwards, L A Pas
?v.i?Twt' n TavlorTDr W K Hicks, Dr II C
Herndn, Henry A T.rtor D A
William; John P WeU, John F
B UaVrts, S S Boyster, Dr Henry J JW-
Jobn WimbUh, Edmund To-n Dr Bobert
Hicks, Thomas urews, aoum.w X; , " i w V
K Lhn Pe; Jsme, J Moor. Col John Har.
rve, JS Amis, John Sherman, Dr J A Bussell,
fiVjonee, AHen Waller, Isaac H Dav James
CCosart, Dr Ale Fleming, L. H. Bullock, , T J
t i wr fiaaan J.mn mm iiuiiuvnt i
BlacknalU Un
w ww : w i iiawan an n m ia
SmueTs Hicks, W H Crews. Arched Imjc
Younr Col r JC A. Jones, ur i.
K lark veil, if A- Mwd, u
pirrr Jns Waller, Benjamin F Harris, Samuel
FuUer.TL WuW Thomas L Brodij, Dr
Debnam, Jsm. Goocb. Thotnas J Kogers, Tkom-
TTT i n rr.r Ronknr A Mitchell, B L
as ini, - - ' - , v t, xr.n
Heflin. Dr J W uooin, "" T
C, SO Wilaon, D B Barker, R B Holmes,
Col B 1 Tajior, fticoaru uuT'""f' 7
Sen. HoraceH Bowland, W E Jonm. Hardy
Harris, WiUU A Harris. George WorUiam.
SooW Hsrris, John T W.tkins, John Bullock.
wjmJ ' M .wa J it. nV.iwennii in1
On motion of Uol JUiwaroj-, ujv -
Sreu.y ware -
The bosinee 01 we
pleted,Mr. Turner was called opoa to cofatia
ne hisremarka. - ' ' v
Hesaid furthermore, that it was absurd to speak
of dissolving the Union tor the causei '
and the purposes proposeu oj f' " "t ,
Democracy. The same or aimilar disoordan ale-
. - - . i .ut..4 kwsaan ffirtmnt
menu would exusi m eaco p Br.T",n Vvi
and these would lead to other dissolutions ontil the
hole would be resolrea into anarrny uu
rtrife. Ifo, IetU.at nay
ibis miehty combination oj oia aoi.
ken into fragmenu. our procu. b- -
" Li. ramad. and contains within
.t .rr far all its existing evils.
n.i- 1 k. .11 afministarad. . Let not the Uf-
mocrary Joner act uion the principla that " it is
. WW. ife a.L.aa. aaa t M MTn. ' I
kttan a ratcrn 111 Uflll U1SU W
sound reason, but let
them not break up the government
without a I
cause. I , .
lie did not believe there was any onpr,uw
ever. There wn not ia the county of Granville a
corporal's guard in favor of dissolution simply be
cause a black republican might be elected Presi
dent, and he would not look for danger until tne
people would become alarmed. So far aa slavery
.u Unearned, he could mske no choice amon.ee
northern men, and it could make no difference
who of them might be our rul-rs Black RerubU
cans or Democrats. Tbey were aU alike wery
all opposed to slavery and iU extern. um. The
Ereat body of the people of the North do not lack
confidence in ns of tbe South, why then should
we not tolerate them, wane toey sv i
and mind their own business and do
not meddle with ours. We tolerate the Qua
kers in our midst, whose principles aro op
posed to slavery and who maxa very goou
citizens, why not then tolerate the people of
tie North T We count very wou u
Brown if he had sUyed at home, out no wouia
not, and so we hung him, and wa will hang as
many more of them as choose to follow bis exam
ple. But this administratioo, thoogh warned, took
no precaution to prevent Brown's raid, and Mr.
Buchanan, wnencai Mm 4ipon j uv. "
find nothing in the Constitution to justify him in
sending aid to preveot further.progrees. Seward
nrtt hava dona wirse. He. Mr. T., had no
confidence in either. They were both from the
North and were very much alike. And yet the
Democracy, though they have elected this admm
itration, and now endorse it measures, could not
...rt Me fiilmer. a southern man and a slave
,Lr . Th- cannot be loncer trusted. They
have in their Conventions been promising im
..nnit. Ion? onoaeh without fulfilment.
Havinr been, with the exception of one adminis-
tralion, ia occe tor tne last ninj jr,
responsible for all the ills that rave come upon us
s. iK.t tima Tne neople should trust them
no longer, but should rise in iBeir mient ana auri
ihem from the hi-h;placeswbich they have so pros
tituted and abused. Their principles serve onlv to
foment excitoment and alarm tno umia, ana migm
be dangerous if there were sufficient numbers to
support them, nut aissoire tne c mou uct
er wouia. 1
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. It could be, it must be, and it saouia do pre
served. - . j
- Sail on, O Union, strong and great I
Thou too sail on, O ship of State I . f
Humanity, with all its fears, !
"With all its hopes of future years: j
Is hanging breathless on thy tate.
Kail on. nor foar to breast the sea.
Our hopes, our hearts are all with thee."
Mr. Tomer concluded amidst enthusiatic ap
nlauaa. and on motion tba meetin?djourbed.i
' JOHN C. TAYLOR, Chairman.
Joux H. Hats, Secretary. . j
OPPOSITION MEETING IN ROCKING
HAM, f
At a meetinc of the Opposition of Rockingham
County, held ia the town or Leakesville, pursuant
to public notice, on Saturday, Feb.? 4th, 1860 on
motion of C Glenn, Jno Moir was called to the
Chair and BoU W Ward requested to act as Sec
retary.' Mr. Glenn then moved afto a brief ex
planation of the object of the mooting, that a
committee of threefbe appointed todmftjreiolution
for tha action or tno meeting. 1 ne unairman
appointed C Glenn, Bobt HJWsrd, Dr A B.Johns,
Sr. Tbese gentlemen retired, and after a short
delay, reported the following preamble and reso
lutions :
WhkkKaS, the Executive Committee or the Op
position Party in North Carolina, have suggested
and recommended the assembling of a State Con
vention of the Party nn the city of Kaleieh, on tbe
13d day of this month, to select a suitable candi
datelfor Governor. Be it, therefore,
Kesoivea, xnai tne i;nairmn 01 wis meeting
be instructed to appoint 20 delegate to represent
Rockingham county in said Convention. .
Resolved, That tbe tnaoks 01 tne waoie country
are due to the Southern, Opposition in Congress
for their persiit nt and patriotic efforts to organ
ize the House of Ucpresntatives.
Underline first rewu'inn the Chairman appoint
ed the following delecateJio the State Conven-
tion U Uienn, joun n iAusra,4tDKsi juaruu.
Dr. Tbos Revnold. O L Aikin, Dr A B Johns,
Sr, A L Ward, John D Watkin. Jas W McDan-
- . . . . V tlf - a a W TTf VT . a
IeJ, Daniel Uue want, James vr ngni, a rtn
Irrvm. Dr John Rain. John W Brodnax, Dr Rich
ard H Scales, Franklin Harris, Jno Strong, John
G Rawv. 1
On motion the Chairman and Secretary , were
a1.tiwt - - . . '
On motion it waa Orderod that the prooeodings
of the meeting be published in the Iredell Express,
Salem Pre and U. fatrint.- -
- JOHN w.uiK,i;aa'n
B. H Waid, Sec'y. ' "
M Rrrarrr oir KnmKo P-ama.
Hon.
Edward Everett, ia a letter to the recent Union
I Meeting at Philadelphia, says: , '
of
Of the two rreat parties which now divide
I country, tbe Republican ia of neoeaMty purely
i aectionaL and the Democratic, by tbe , force
oircunntanoea, is rapidly becoming so. ana
I mer party does not expect to control a single elec
tion, Devon a 11 secuonai limits ; tne latter, inouga
i possessing strength in the Central Slates, is
turn of carrying any one of them.
The mayor of Elizabeth City,K. C, has offered
a
! a rewsrd of $2,500 for the arrest of the incendia
the
ry of the late fire there. '
comptroller's report.
TOOTOFTHECO-reROLLEROyPU"B
kVAtt. vor THE FISCA-
Tin AfTT.OTJNTS. fUB ia.B
TKAB KNDLNQ SEPT. 30th, 1859.
(comsoiD wo. T.)
35 B. Freeman, Clwk of Su
preme Court at Raleigh, as
follows:
For his half year's salary end
ing Jane 30, 1869, .
For recording 1,372 pages, at
30 cents per page, . -For
6 Becord Books, bought of
E. J. Hale A Son,
"W.E- Anderson, Treasurer In
sane Asylum of Korth Caro
. Una, on aooouat of saidAsy
'., lum, - -i
Bank of the State of North
Carolina, interest on sundry
temporary SUte loans, " '
TL. H. Ixmry, Cashier of the
Bank of the Republic, N ew -1
York, Interest on SUte Con-'
. pon Bonds, advaaced by aaid
Bank, - . - (
. At the Public Treasury, iaUr
( est on SUte Coupon Bonds,
! Vr. H. Lowry, Cashier of the
Bank of tbe Republic, New
York, interest on Coupon
Bonds of Cape Fear aod Deep
. River Navigation Company,
advanced by said Bank, ,
Sundry persona, interest on
Bonds of the SUte of N orth
. Csrolina, due 1st Monday ia
July, 1859, . ' ;
Sundry persons, interest , on
Bonds -of Fayetteville and
Western Plankroad Compa
' ny, due 1st Monday In J alj,
1859,
C. Dewey, Cashier of the Bank
or the State of North Caro
line, interest on sundry
Bonds, of Balelgh St Gaston
Railroad Company, endorsed
bv tha State. 1 '
ISO
711 6
60
5,000
356 7
94,335
45
7,620
,mij
3,015
J- 1080
it ft. Ps:e. SecreUry of SUte,
his allowance aa to public
priating, . '
James E. Morns, keeper of
Public Arms at Newborn,'
. his half-year'a salary for
" 1359 ' ' '" i "
! Moses A. Smith, Postmaster ia
. Salisbury, postage for 82 oo
j pies of No. 1 Vol. 6, Jom'
Law, and No. 1 Vol 4, Jones'
Equity Reports, sen to rthe
Clerks aad Judges, ,
Calvin Evans, Adm"r, Ux re
; funded by Resolution of the
, I Legislature 1858-'59, !
G. F. McNeil, M. S. Stokes, and
f Caleb B. Phillips, Commis
sioners to improve the public
100
75
15
t
18 tt
1
. road leading frcm Wilkes-
I boro to Jefferson,
Drnry King, Superintendent,
j for defraying expenses in-
. enrred by him about, the
' Cspitol, 1 .
P. F. Pescud, glass and putty
' for the Capitol,
E. C. Belvin, articles for the
Capitol, ' v
"W. L. Pomeroy, Books for the
i Sute Library, . v
Seaton Gales, 7 vols, of old
English Newspapers, for the
1 Slate Liorary,
Bank of the Sute of North Car-
olina, 3 temporary Sute
! loans in March, 1859,
Sundry persona, for State Bonds
issued ln 1849, and running
! in veers, aa follows : W. H.
1,000
8 2
10 3i
21
35
80,000
i Jones, Cashierof the Branch .
Bank of Cape Fear at
' Raleigh, for 3 Bonds of $1,000
' each, and I of $500. ' 3,500
C. Dewey, Cashier of the Bank
of the SUte of North i Car- r
i olina, for 3 BondsJof $1000
t each, and 1 of $500, 3,300
J. H. Bryan, Jr., Agent for J.
u C. Winder, for 1 Bond of ;
$1000, , . J."".0
" Parker Rand, for 7 Baait of
i $1000 oach, '.0 '
Harrvoa Rand, for I Bond of
$1000. I.000
W. A. Graham, for 1 Bond of
V $500, - 500
Goo, W. MordecaJ, for 3 Bonds
of $1000 each, and I or $500, 3,500
G. W. Haywood, for 3 Bond
, of $500 each, and one of
' $1,000, 2.000
Thomas Ru An, for 3 Bonds of
, ! $1000 each, 3,000
Wesley Jones, for 1 Bond of
$1000, MOO
' W- H. Jones, Cashier of the
Branch Bank of Cape. Fear
at Rrleigh, for 56 Bonds of
$1000 each, 1 $500 and 1
, $600, , 57.100
JWillcox Brown, Agent (or
-. V." Wilcox, for 10 Bonds of
$1000 each, i 10,000
E. B. Freeman, for 1 Bond of .
$1000, 1,000
i W. S. WhiUker, for 1 Bond of
$1000, 1,000
C. L. Hialoa, for .1 Bond of .
$500, 600
John W. Bogers. Attorney for
. Mary Aan Rogers, for 2
Bonds of $500 each, 1,000
B. B. Guion, for Miry R.
Wheaton, for 1 Bond of
$1000, 1,000
William Boy lan, for 6 Bonds
of $1000 each, . 6,000
B. S. Harrison, for 2 Bonds of
$1000 each, 2,000
Cadwaliador Jones, for 1 Bond
of $1000, 1,000
A.' J. YorTte, for P. N. Hieleg
Adm'r of John H. Miller,
for 2 Bonds of $1000 each, . . 2,000
G. W. Alley, operator of tbe '
Magnetic Telegraph in Ral-
eigh, 3 dispatches to New
.York for Public Treasurer, :
' 1 Telegraphic dispatch from .
Raleigh to Wilmington, for
Comptroller, v
W. E. Anderson, Agent for
the Forest Manufacturing
- Company, paper furnished
'for use of tbe SUte, .
Adams' Express, freight on
package from Harriaburg to
Raleigh, - .
J. McKimmon, remnant ol
cloth for tbe Executive Man
sion, - . .
, Adams' Express, freight on
package from New .York to
.Raleigh, .
Holden & Wilson, boxes, nails,
&c,, for use of the State,
Graham Daves, cost of Seal for
Richmond County i Court,
Adams - Express, freight on
package from New York to
Raleigh, - i
N. York Journal of Com
merce, for advertising North
Carolina Bonds, -t
4 39
1 46
159 60
1 73
1 50
23 45
11 75
2 35
Aug. N. M. Long, member i of the -
- Boara 01 internal improve
ments, for attendinc meetir g
of tbe Board in Raleigh, 9th
Aug., 1859,
Graham Daves, Secretary to
. Board of Interal Improve-m-nts,
for attending meeting
of Board 8th Aug., 1859,
Sundry Sheriffs, for making re
turns of tha. Congressional
Election in August, 1859,
Henry A. London, Treasurer of
Cape Fear & Deep River
Nay. Company, for sundry,
bills allowed by the Board of
''Managers of said Works,
' 1 the Laws, Journals, &c, of
, the Legislature 1858-'59, la
17 counties,
17
the
of
lor -
95 66
i
not
2,773
225
Auz. "William Cheek, for delivering
the Legislature. 1858-'59, ia
" - ; 20 counties, - v - .
Banwel L. Adams, a balansa
due him for delivering the .v
Laws, Journals, Ac, of the
Lefci sure 1858-'59 ;19 ia,
' counties,; " , 1
, ' C.C Tally, balance due him ,
for deUreringhe Lawsour-
sals, eW,of tha Legislature
l58-'59 In 10 counties, i K
' W. S. Webster, for deliveritog
W. J- Tntes, for pubUshinzi:
Western Democrat,- procla- .
- mation of Gov. Ellis, for ar-
rest of Owen Norment, a fu
eitive from justice, ii - -a-WIU
. A. t Jenkins, Attorney
General,, for attending Su
preme Court at Morganton, ?
August Term, 1859, in dis-
cbarge'of his official duties,
JL A. Bledsoe, on accountof
the Insane Asylum of North
, Carolina, 10 SUte coupon
Bonds of $1000 eachr dated
1 July 1st, 1859, and running
,' -'! 30 years,' -. ; -
i Walter L. tSteele, Interest oa
! . Bond of Fayetteville ft Was-.
! ' tern Bailroad Company, -
- ; Bank of the Sute of NorU
Carolina, Interesl on. Bonds .
s . of Raleigh and Gaston RaU
. road Company, endorsed by
the State, . -.
." ' Sundry persona, Interest on
" Bonds of tbe SUte of North
; Carolina, due 1st Monday in
.July, 1859, - , . .
: . j Bank of Cape Fear at Raleigh,
6 month. Interest on $20,-
. i : i-. 000,' .1 : . a
-i Alexander Watson, Ux refund
ed to him by Resolution of
the Legislature of 1858-59,
Bank of the SUte of North
Carolina, temporary loans.
190
60
100
10,000 '
150
90
645
1,200
10
20,000
Sundry Sheriffs, for settling
, Sutes Taxes in Angust, 1859, ..
V ' as follows : ' ' a
n Anstia Sheriff Union County,
29 80 !
JCline
a natawba ao
William Flynt
do Forsyth doi, ?
Aa TLnrkinirham dO- i
James Roberts
do Bandolph do ! 16 33
Ar Oaaton do- 29 80
J.W Steed
Joseph Lusk
a -rwviiMtn do 17.66
E D Hampton
uv w . -.
An' riaharrus - ; ' . do - 23
J L. Bundy
A- Hhatham do -10 33
R R Paschal
James TBostick do !
ViMimond ' . QO "
R.F. Simonton, Treasurer os ?
Western North Carolina .
Bailroad Company, 100 SUte
coupon Bonds'of $1000 each, .
dated July, 1st, 1859, and v
running 30 years, issued on . .
aocount of aaid Road, 100,000
Accrued Interest to Aug. 13th,
1859 1 ' ''
G.W. Alley, Operator of the
Magnetic Telegraph in Ral
eigh, 5 dispatches for the
, Public Treasurer, "
Graham Daves, Private Secre
tary to Gov. Ellis, for sealing
76 State Bond", .
John W. Syme, for advertising
sale of N. C. Bonds in Ral
eigh Register,
716 66
5 21
7 60
"W. B. Reid, Agent in Baieign
for Adams' Express, freight
, on 3 packages from N. York,'
American (Bank Note Com
lany, N. York, for engrv-
. ine sundry Bonds of theSute
" of North Carolina, -,-T
Bank of Uie Republic N.York,
int. oa State coupon Bonds,
J advaneed by said Bank, , '
Ban k of (be Rpu blie, N . York,
interest on coupon Bond of
' Cape jFear & Deep River
Navigation Company ad
- - vanned by said Bank, i i' r
1518 50 !
,1,2643
12Q
Sept '; Sundry Sheriffs, lor settling i: 5 :, ,
iSiaie !1II uojiremuoi, , ,
. f 1859, aa follows: . 1
John T Barnes Sheriff, Wilson , County, 13 ?
L H Lcwrance
ECGrier ,
Wiliiam Hayniore
C A Boon 1
PF White i
Wm. Patterson.
A H Sanders !
Tully Davenport
J C Smith j '
A B Long 1
do
Lincoln do
27 80
do
do
ido
do
Mecklenburg do
Surry; . do,
Guilford .. do
Chowan ' do
Alamance do
25 66
23
14 32!
33 92
do
!do
j do
!do
do
ido
do
!do "
do .
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
.do
ido
:do
do
do
: do
do
11
Montgomery do
13 32
Tyrrell
do
39 64
26 74
Alexander
Rutherford
Polk :
Johnston
Jones -Orange
Wayne
Hertford
Camden v 3
Washington
Gates
Craven
PusquoUnk
Cleaveland
Haywood
Jackson
Madison
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
37
39
6 33
17 55
7 66
9 91
23 66
33 92
36 32
37 40
17 73
32 CO
18 46
47
J L Ward ; -W
H Cullom ;
J H Ntlhercutt
R M Jones !
W A Thompson
John A Vann j
AW Bell; ,
G Durden ' ,
MiMs H Eure '
A C Latham ' '
W E Mann t
G M Green i
William Greea
ED Davis
Hiram Hunter
Christian Strader
Hector McNeil .
Thomas J Car?
49 66
45-80
Caswell
.14 32
11
Cumberland do
Duplin do
Iredell do
Wataoga do
Caldwell , do ;
Yadkin ; do
' Anson ;do
Henderson 'do
Onslow ' do
Brunswick ; do
Wilkes do
Robeson do
Hyde do
Currituck ! do
13 66
24 32
34 32
W r wsston 1
Sidney Deal 1
B G Tutt'e l
W W Long l
.do
do
do
do
Ldw
do
do
! do
do
do
' do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
d
do
: do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
' do
do
do
do
. do
do
' do
do
do
do
do
29 66
21 66
26 06
GBTbreadgill
Isaac Arledge .
W D Humphrey
Jumtt H Allen
43
17 66
24 32
Esly Staly 1
Reuben Ki"
nilliard Gibbs
J B Iee j
Jniab Hodgwl
Joseph Brittain
' 28 46
14 52
34 34
32 32
17 92
31
Pitt do
Burke do
Person i' do
Moore V do
North'pton do
Leh"ir ; ' - do
Yancey v do
Davie r do
Stanly !:;" c do
Ashe 1 do
Wake I. r do
Nash : . do
Col umbos ; do
Stokes 1 do
Harnett' : do
Bertie ' - do
Edeecombedo
N:Hanoyerdo
W II Smith I
K H Worthy 1
Sam'l. A Warren
William Fiolds
U
11
19
13
38
21
23
29
S M Ray
J M Hillianl I
J.ph Marehxll
J A Reeves
W H High
N W Cooper
'. 3
17 u
23 46
22 06
:
32 32
17 92
. 20 32
Lewis Williamson
John Martin ,
J R Grady
Root R Tayloe
J F Jenkins
E D Hall
N R Jones ;
W R Young
Warren do ' 11
Buncombe do 43
Cherokee do 65
Macon - do 53
Franklin do 7
Halifax ; do 16
Carteret v-i do ,43
H H Davidson
J G Crawford
I
Wash. Harris !
Jas. 8. Snow ,
Geo. Dill . .
JR White '
W A Walton '
W B Campbell
Perquimans do
35
19
-32
ai
9
13
23
Rowan
Beaufort
Sampson ,
Granville
Greene -Martin
do
do
do
do
do
do
G W Crumpier-
Joseph H. Goocb.
J IS hlxnm
Y W Ward
' do
Sundry Sheriffs, for making re- !
turns of the Congressional j
Election, held In-August i ; j
1859,. - -
IsaaffRi Hunter, Treasurer of
Gates, County Agricultural . :.
Society, the Sum's quote to ,
aaid County for 1859, " ;
C. H. Brogden, Comptr I er 7 : '
bis 3rA quarter's salary for . ,
1859, ' . . ; ' ...
H. A, Jjondon, Treasurer of , ,
60
250
1859
Sept.
Cape Fear and Deep River
Navigation Company,.-peK,
order of Commnstonera of v
i aaid Improvement,; - . 4
James Page, for delivering the-
j Laws, Journals, &o.t of the '
i Legielatare 1858-'59, ia 19
' western countiea, . ' j--
William Cheek, for delivering '
l the Revised Codeof N.' 0.xa '-'
5,988
20
333
1 sundry countiesr
162
1859.
John WEllis, Gorernor 6f N.
Carolina, bis 3rd quartftrt
.salary fori 859, V :J-
Graham Dves, Private Senre- , i
ury to Gov. Ellis, his 3rd
' nnarter'rsalery for 1859, . -
750,
Isaac Arledge, Sheriff f Hen
county, for making '
i
I 4 '
'- return of i Equal Suffrage
Election, held ia Aug, 1857, 1
Geo. H. Black well, former
Sheriff of Polk county, for
' :t making return of Election
ia said county for Governor,
An Anirustrl858.W.4'-!i--5
53:
- William Watson, articled , for -;
theExecutiveMansionot rVix19-:
ttelrTaylor,1 lb? work dojis at &:$SUi!&.
; r the Executive Mansion, J .,1
"'1 James R Dodge,' Clerk of Su-:
'1 f': preme Court at Morganton,--
A-l; luhmXt vear'a salary, to Au 1; - f. S5Ss?
i- . mut. 1859., I-.-. .ttj:r::sj;'l50
For recording 676 pages,at30 :
. rant. ' :. .v ,'
203 80
Robert Strange, Solicitor,! for 5
- cirtificates from 5th Circuit, .
Jos. Brittain; Sheriff of Burke x
county, for 23 days servico.
. ' tX $2, as Marshall to Supreme .
r Court at Morganton, August
: Term, 1859, K ;
V Bank of Cape Fear at Baleiga,
interest on temporary loans,
100 r- .
-,.46
660 .
56 '63
Bank of Clarendon, interest on
(Amnonrv loan. ! i- ' i
Bank of the Republic, N. York,
- : int. on Sute coupon Bonis, .
. advanced by said Bank.
' Hank of the Beonhlic, N York, ,
, interest oa Coupon Bonds of : . ..
" Cape Fear and; Deep River .
. yanced by said Bank,! ry;
. DavidS. Reid, Ex"r. of Thorn- ,.
t asSettle, dee'd, interest oa ; ,
fayetteville and Western
Plank-road Bonds, i - .
v Bank of the SUte of North- 4
Carolina, interest on jBonds y
; ' of Raleigh and Gaston Rail- 4
toad Com panr, advanced by r
said Bank, '.-;-.-.j-lv-vr s
Holden and Wilson, printing ;
1 32 yolumes Journals of Sea-
600
150
54101
V".'-
. ate and House otuommons,
LegislaUre.of 1858-'59, for
Legislative V Libraries, s .tit1
Martha Spears, a Pension for
vear commencing Seot. 1859,
Alexander Taylor, a Pension
: J- for 1859,1 v -4-P::
John G. Williams, premium
for 3 checks on New York,
Bank of the SUte of North
- ' Carolinajpremium for check
on New York,"'- '"f
Jas. H. Allen, premium for a
' 1 $5,000 check on New York,'
Christian Strader, premium for "
13,000 check on New York, j
Bank 'of i Washington j prem.
ium for $804.46 check on
n. Yn ! ; v---'--
A. H. Sanders, premium, for.
1 check on N. Tork, . ;'
VV. H. Smith, premium for
$1,530.67 check on N. York,
E-D. Hall, premium for $10,
. 000 check on New York?
Bank of Wilmington J crem-.
iumjfor check on New York,
;64;r
.100 "
7 ; 50
'300'
75 '--50
j
130
aV 04
14 95
11 46
75'
9 41
6 90
A. B. xong, tax reiujiueu to
him. 4 1
Esly Suly, tax wfunded to
. ' him, !
J.d Griffith, Ux "refunded to
him, ,t i - - :-' '
James Conoly, tax refunded to
- ' him, T
Jos. Marshall ux refunded to
bins, " ' : ":'-'"!
,"W 3t Brown, tax refunded to
him, (;'" ' r
Mary Pinner, Ux refunded to
r;her,-,.r T -'--"iL '
O. H. Perry, State Librarian,
his 3rd! quarter's salary for
1859, 'I- :r:-" -f: 1
Bank of the bUte of North Car
olina, temporary loan, 1 , '
: Bank of Clarendon, tempo
1 raryloan, , - " (!' :! : '
Bank of Fayetteville1 tempo
' rary loan, ' I '. "
Bank of Clarendon, temporary
60 82
16 44
10
35 67
4 16
"7 26
111 50
iofioo - -
' 16,433 70
10,000 f
30,000
1 200 ,
". .
- - 65 ; -
,500 .
c 187 50
loan, f ' ' ' ' I.
R. H. Page, SecreUry of SUte,
his 3rd quarter's salary for
1859. i i-.V'- '
Drury King, Superintendent of
Cpitol. bis 3d quarter's sal- -
arvfor!R59, - :
D. W. Ci"ru, PublidTreamr- ;
"er,:hWl3rd quarter's salary ,
. f..r 18.VJ. . : . I 'A -W.
R Ricbardon, Clerk of
Treasury D artm'nt.h'is 3rd
qMarter wlary for. 1859. j -IacAitUKl(je,Sbeiifff
Hen-
dersoni Courty. foij making
returns of Senatorial Auc
tions in said Cou n y, in Au
gust, 1856. and I8&8,' j
G. H." Wilder, Ex'rof N. JJ
Myatt; for 84 cords firewood,
furnished for Cspitol ia win- -,
terof!l858-'59,and cutting
. 83 cords at 35 cnte, ? '
Ada-rs' Express, - freight on:,
package from New Ypik to ;
, Raleirh, ,.U-k '
R..bert Young, for whitewash- -ing
Treasurer's office irt Capi-
: tol, ' ;.:--i.-h
John W!.Svme. for advertising
: 1 sale of N. Cv Bonds ih Ral
1 eigh Regirter, '
John W. Syme, advertising
' fi-ewotni for Capitol in Ral- :
! eigh Register, ' ' - p
Graham Daves, Private Secre
tary to Gov. Ellis, sot of -.
- Seals "for Superior C-urt of
v Tw and Courtof Equity for
New 1 Hanover county, in
eluding $1.50 to Adams' Et-
?.rera,l'freigh on j aaid. Seals :
rom Philadelphia toj-.Wilr -miuzton
- . !
' Jonn Spelinan, for packing and '
' j mrkwiK sundrr onpie of the '
Revised Codeof North-Car-1
olinai and Einmona' Report,
13 32
283 39
4 50
11
3 60
53
31 50
35
$1,900,083 34
j t bx coniroM.)
62
, '.
59
94
13
33
k
1AAO. ' ' 8FR1HG TBAJI15, w.
. hs " - AA
TQX Merchants of Virginia, North Caroliaa, and
Taaaessee, are earnestly requested to examine
ur stock of Xry Good lor ta easumg oaou,
' '' V - 1 . Is. wa 4
listing of a large asortmn 01 .mju",.
Krencn ures uw sw .
Wait Cambrics, . Blayiinens, , ioiows,
JaeoneU, . 1', fe"? : fe"
Swiss and Kmb'A . nruuaniaa, . , ""ib
M-elias. . Alpsooas, : Burlaps,
fipoolCotton Threads, Flaia JA ,
Hosiery, , ",u6" " " ' 7,Ti..
Irish Linens,' Liu en Cambric, vClvtas,
Farmers Satin," SUk, Cottons Worsted; -
En elisa and French and Gingham , ; Cords,
Prap v nv&ai ' 1 1 M11UMHVUIW0.J..,
ALL, OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,.!
And selected ia the European markets la person ay
our experienced and judioionr agent, Mr. - William
BalL iormeriy a me xry vooa ouuig umuw
this place. Also, a I large and extractive rtoek of
American fabrics, ail of which we wUl sell to the
trad a low and upon as favorable torau as they eaa
be bought in any market in this country. . 1. r: a, -7.T
; . i ' KLLETT DRBWRY,' V
-i-v : No..;J7 Pearl Staet, ;
; February ts 186t Richmoad,, Va.
PETEKSBuEG,
79
' HIS WELL KNOWN EStALISHMENTvl' '
aUYOSft , axaa nacMTtr imn vf An vtnu
... 4 wttb all xonaaa cowyxxraaocs, , ; J.
- Now offer t Traveller AttractiottB i.
'lZ Uasnrpassed by any Jlotel ,t 1 '
ia tne sjoantry. -3
59
TRADSr
! IMExtenaive and Splendid Mock of
U: S PH I N6 GOO B S.:
KENT, PAINE & CO.
v-j; .: r-A- Importers aad Jobber of
FAKCT AND STAPLE DRY' GOODS,
ifTliMi Street; i-t-
; iBicnnoiiD, ta4' -f
A RK now reeaiviag, have ia Store, aad offer to the
7V SOUTHERN TRADE, apoa thS most favorable
2 ' ll li.,' 1-J rw-llUl-OT APT.H .nJ FAN
or jrresn, Beaaonaow tiD -
CT PRY QOQPS.bota of Jferoiga ana vonwsuo
ru.. Tmru,rf&ttna from the varioas EnTopean mar
kets have been unusually large, and we are prepared to
offer to our customers the Largest and most Splendid
Steak of DRY GOODS eve exhibited in Virginia 4
. We have also made arrangements wun ine manuiao-
turers of VIRaiHIAi wia vanui-u'A
GEORGIA for a FnU Assorfaneut of their various pro
ductions, snob a Shlrtiaff, SheetiagavOsaa
wraa-irArflv.ciB8imerea.Tweeaa,
&e which we wni sUt Maaufacturexs Pries. We
arealso prepared to exhibit ?"5-:'-W"4 f-U
A'iVlSllYL'AROB t' AAD BfiAUTIFUL
,t Hxujxt..uxr:vA.vxi.v. .
mannfactared aT XoHa by VIRGINIA WORKMAN,
', ander our own supervision, waica we guaranww i
gotten p ia as Geo Brvl. M any Northern Work,
and we pledge ourselves 1 sell tiie same at er below
, Korthera Wices. ;t ' . ' Lv
Determined to deserve tne large pirms"
whkh-we have for so many years been favored, w shall
itbe present season take meaaarea , torsatisfy th.
SOUTHERN MERCHANTS that a HOME. MAR
KET, is equal if not superior to any sne
Our facility are Unsurpassed by any house inthe
trader hare orelsewbere, aad we shall, a heretofore,
conduct our business upon Just and liberal prmciplea.
ten 10 lib. -
A RALEIGH AND GASTON, RAILROAD t
Change of Schedule I :
, t " BixxieH November' lst,'18od.
ON AND AFTER THI8 DATE THE r MAIL
Train on the Ratoigh and Gaton Railroad will
run as follows: V." ; - ' ." " .'
, Leave Raleigh daily at M0, A. HU"3
. Arrive at Weldoa daily at 12 M. .
S Leave Weldon daily at 11, A.. M. , .
v arrive at RaleisrhdaUy at 3.40, P. M. , .
"Tiu t?d t?Tn ttT tb STKS mill ran as foQdWS "
1 a jg aj m. . f a f m 4), a.v laaT wm " WWf M
-- Portsmouth Freight leares Raleigh Moaday, W4
"rfrwathTuea ieterabargtreight
1 day and Saturday t " 2"?
..-AmveBaaioignMMujf """"VC ;
dav n ;; if, .t f, A. UVaa, ouyo.
November a, law a v
fob 18 ly.
r.' STEAMS.
wa. SRSKT.
FiJTE ARN8 A C O.i
OLD VIRGINIA DISTILLERY,
'L" Richmond, VaV . ' j j
VC IU vv .J K-n: hMn fnr a 1
St ft v?V number of years largo
F vaw aauti -v r 1
r4 . -rVT 1 A Wnrth Carolina, a larze and ex-1
TJ"VT?
tensive stock of domestic
Liquors, vis ;
. - Whiskies of all grades, aad
. 4e,
?ivTIi"ll J in Affnr amifili indtlMtBenta id Utj
Merchante of . Virginia and North Oaroluaawul
make it to their interest to bay in R'cn2".J .. .
- They desir tocall particular attenUon Malted
, j(mn Par Rve. Malted. Ths
Malted. Thi
Whiskey is ontireiy pure, wd pronounced by judges
tha Bnert'Wbiskey to b found, f .
- - va cTLaLrw m- s:i
rURTllER B15DUCTION IN RATES
From New York-to, Norfolk.
J MEASUREMENT GOODS REDUCED TO. , .
f. SIX. CENTS,
OTHER GOODS in LIRE PROPORTION.
t M ERCHANTS receiving, good rrom aew ora,
L I :.rnM..s thav aa receive them twio a
woVkSySteamers Yorktown and Jamestown, leaving
New York every Wdneday and Satord-y aftoon.
aad at greatly reduced rates. Freight bene toNw
Trk7atth7v,ry lowest rts- oods by thM sbp,
JSJtor N3a. CroUna,T wfll J-
Depot of the' Beaboara ao " , '
indforwarded free . a's itioajd J
... . r j- . m;Hnm rAnia from North
pence win incur -u -o - - - ,
Carolinatonow iu . , . -.
Full tariffs or rates loraisnoa oo. f ,
r , , i. JL SMITH BROTHER, AgU, J
feb 15r-2m. ; . - NoaroLs:,VA.-
STYLES Of- HATS; NOW
s
PRING
, . w. h a r. s, tucker;
Open at
fbl-t-3t..
i M rtr i ll..Nw Btvles. aad Handsouie
A 1 Sill. XI fAHASUAaB
sigos, at r -
TUCKER'S.
fH IS-i-3t
Aft
. n u m n . r .TV1 I
' ' - .t-;V-RIeIgl N. C., : .4--f-. -
KEPT oon-tantly on hand at Maaufotrers, prio
an extensive stock of Arrieultural Implements,
j n.mlnninr ntensil. Ac. i -
x ' !. ; , S , ' .u' . A
Also, ageney tor ineoaio vi w mw.t.j.i.p. -
tiliser and Guaawu rtT z
, " ATTORNEY AT l.AWr
- ! : RAvaioH, N. C. -
Espeeial attention given to th eollrctioa
claims. - - . - . - . ia25-ly.
DANCY & HYMAN,
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
. 134 PEARL STREET., -
joair s. pahcy,
1 .- . wkw u tin..
V n. tA-allvtT.
rRAlt. HTBSIAXi
T If R P. E . IlUNDtltU UwLtAttS
' . - a arss W w
TO "THE gOUTiiJEiKXv
Atl.
" " maw m. mm ST -- -"
T UN WAX KUJft ' IU a a u imwuji
1-4. th. sth dav of Jnlv last, a Copper Colored
: TTTC1TlTTU?t
Nearo Man by the nam of Bob, abnt Twenty-fir
years old, five feet eight or ton inch high, weighirg
abont one hundred and vny-fiv pound. H to
over lb region ortb stamach a smau ugn
car. caused by a blister. H is very ere-t and weU
formdi ceured and write. Bobja brought to taw
Stat last Spring, by Keyton A WiUiam, of Irdll
County, North Carolina. Th y purchased hun ef
Wiley M-.Uolvartt, oi aae -
by cf A. Carietoa. , Whu Bob left he ss d thai U 1 wa.
his Intention to go to James Bivr, Vu-gtoi. I have
no idea that he will owa hi right name,or Master. J
wUl p y the above reward, if he is delivered to me at
nrf Pnini. TVann eeontv. Gvorcria, or I will pay one
hundred and fifty dollar reward for him if lodged
om. safe jail o that I eaa tfrr -
. . 1 T - West Point, Ga.
February 2nd, 1880. , . ' j. feb 8tf.
,
' J PULLIAM dt BETTS,?';V$; l"f"
AUCTIONEERS FOB SALE OW NEGBOES
t - - ODD-FELLOWS' HALL : s s .
rraftklia StteerV RienamoiioT, va
I'-1 " J-oBTBBa AlWATB. AT JtACff .PBPOt.
p.'aJ T wKisieaa.1 ' , ALBERT C. ?ULLl AM
. cierk. r; : w.. BETT& - r. :
""I -. 1 '.-..r.--'.-. r.nyJ5--ly
... t - , rpY-'-ONB''?.. - -
, . in. your parlor; '
As. THOROUGH Test of tweaty-five y ear hai prov
et beyoad a doubt that aa oae can bay a 1 , , rg
CHEAPER, BETTER, OB SWEETER :.
PIANO.FOBTE " . ';'
than atE. P-NASH A 008. " ' &-v'-";'tr-V-f
HUNDREDS of recommendatory jeiiar uia w
haveseeeived from our purchases eoadusively prove
that w have not ' only the means of saBiag at the
LOWEST RATES hut the advantage of satacrato the
yaaTsr.y, tt-i . A- L" . "' " ..."
V Our S u are iabob and IscuBAstsa, and this cer
tainly affords v s every advantage to be daaired-
To majority of ear sales are taaoDoa oasaas, which
U aparfectly safe, modo-M w incur .aU respoasibili-
Weaaveflr "another FRESH aad LARGE STOCK
efsome of the VERY BEST. , - A ,
1 JO, X. HADJI vv,
Veteibarg,
THE ONLY ABTYct
till RIVALLED IN MARKET,
ti' v! : ' wrra uraassa -jioME
AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.
The reason why, is thai by Nature's owe process It
restores the natural eolor perssananUy after th hair
beeomes gray j supplies th natural BakU, end thai ...
makes it grow a bald heads, maev all daadfuff.
itching and heat fress the soalp, qeiU aad tones up .
the nerve, aad tba ear all aervoas headache, aad
may be relied apoa to cure all diseases of the scalp
aad hair 1 U will atop- aad kep U fre faUing off;
make, it A gUmgr k-UXf mmd o'M aad U wt
by tbe young two er iare bbw wm,
fall or become grayj then reader, read the following
and Judge for yourselvast - . ....
.-v-ih-. Naw Teaav .jaa. o, IB60.
MESSRS. 0. J. WOOD - CO. GenUeme t Eav
n heard a goed deal aboav Frofor Wood's Hair
Bestorativa, and my hanr being quit tray, I made up
my nind to lay aside the prejudices which I, in com
mon with a great many parsons, had stalest all ma
mr of patent aaediciB, and a short time aro I eom
menod using your article, to tost It for myself. I
The rosnlt kaa aeoa o ,vopy muaMwrj m. .
very aladl did So, and latostioe to yoa, as wU as for
the encouragement f others who may be as gray as I
was. but who having my preiudio without my -reasons
for aetang it aside, ar unwilling to give jour Restora
tive a trial toll they have farther proof, and the bes
nroof being eeeular demonstration, I write you thia
Utter, which you may .how to any such, and also di
rect them to m for farther proof, who am ta and out
of the N. Y. Wire Bailing EMabltohmeat every day.
u- L.t- (. ta aatural oolor aad mack improved ',
in appearano every way, beiag glossier aad thicker !
wd maoh more healthy looking. 2' I '-
: , j am yours rpetftiHyr
,- (,; .,; v.,-. .,. ., ... HENRY JENKINS.
Cor. Columbia and Carroll st., Brooklyn. '
- ;' ' s.- , V Lrvniesrov. AWFeb. Is, T85.
Vpref-Wooa-lDearSir; Your Hair Rertoratire ha
done much good in thU part of the ntry. My hair
has been sligbay diminisblag for several years, asd
r ri. a alirht burn when I wa Quite aa ta-
fent I have been using your Hair RsttrUv for sia
weeks and I fnd that I have a fin head f hate aew
Rowing, after having used all other remedle kaown,
to no ffeot. I thiok it th most valuable remedy aew
xtaat, and advise all who are afflicted that way so
us your remedy. ' 1 ' ''".' - '. ;v- '
xou eaa puausa tats u you uima propnr.
Yours, o.,
S. W. MIDDtXTON.
Pm.ABBi.vHiA. cert. 9. 184". -
Prof. Woon Dear Sir 1 Your Hair Reatoratf re i
proving itself beneficial to ae..'. Tbe front aad also
tb back part of my head almot lost iU o'fj--was
ta fact bald. I have awd but two half-pint boB
tles of your Restorative, and bow th top of my head
Is well studded with a promising crop of young hair,
and the front is also receiving it benefit. . I b.vtrwd
other preparations without any benefit whatavw. il
think worn my own persons wwu-w- -
indue many others to try it. , t H
j Yours, ray,.,
. Th Bestorativ is put up la botflos of thra siwv
vij large, medium and small 'the small holds on
half d pint, aad retails for one dollar per bottlei th
.s.n at leaat twentv ner cent mar ia propor
tion than th small, retails for two dollars aboul; the
large holds a quart, 49 per otot. more ia proportion aad
retails for three dollars a bottle. .. .
1 O.J.WOOD A Co., proprietors, 444 Broadway. New
York, and 114 Market street, Bt Louis, Mo. - 1
. ?DU)-ir iu ooon Daueeisrs aa Tasct
Goons Dbaibs. x.t .r , - aovl-3m
I860.,; ; SPRING TRADE. ; 18G0.
LANIER BKOTOEllS, & .CO.,
JJD.PORTEK9 dp juxsiJSiavav- .. j
DRY GOODS.1
254 and 256 Baltimore Street, -
:'' ' '' BALTIMORE.'.- '"' '
wwvw
ARB NOW RECEIVING AND OPENING
W r wda for th snrias? trade which
will be complete aad ready for xhU itloa by th Irst of
Febrasry. Anticipadug a much larger demand tato
easoo than hrtoforia oar markaV w bav mad
arranrements accordingly, and wiU present a large
and attractive stock of good, both Foreign and Dms
K t and whioh w aro prepared to of er to prompt aad
responsible buyers, on as favorabl lrois a taey caa
J he bad to any ether marko-.
, --:gpRINGrl86l).':;:'': C';-;.
I. B. HOPKISSI - j BOBT.- stVIX.' ; I. W. ATsUKIOH
lIOPMlNSf"IIULL ' ATKINSON,
r -25S Baltimore St. ; f , J t
";.t - ('f " BALTIMORE!. ..(, ). ., ,'.
We jeswtfidViBvit the Uatioa of buyers to jbe
large aad attaractive stock of . " ,
' ' ' aamsa, raaaea Ara Aaaic ,
;;d;hy:g.oods,
n
which wear aew epemag. Being determined to 0.
fer vry advaata to onr friend aad customers, ana
desirous to extead the trad f our aooe aad ity, w
Invite buyer wbobv avrlookd through our mar
ket to call and se us. To rash and prompt dealers,
w shall offer superior lnduomts ia prloes, a well as
n tha varit v and axtent of our stocks.. Ordsn sent
te as shall b Carefully aad promptly attended to.
s-- t-3 -;jROPKINSVUUI.l. ATKINSON..
r:. BAlvntoan, ISA Jaaaary, 180. . feb4 3pd.
ITRESa-GARDEN ANP GRASS 8EXD8.
. . m c mT-W W fllTD
.WvrTK. ARB IN -RECEIPT O A fvuu our
Vf ply of the above, warranted fresh.
Sendfof a
, list, -
. IREDELL, BROTHERS.
do - I
FOR TIIE LADIES. ,
ladia Robber Tidy Needles, all
.- . 1 '
sixes,
ranted aot to split or roughen front us. v, . ;
, Iodia Rubber Crocket Needles, v 1. .
India Bubber Glevei for Gardening A.' .-.
Crimson Indellible Ink, for marking Linaa.
- Indellible; Pencils, somathingentlre'y aw.
..''f ,r",'1"! '-At'the DrngrStore of
- 1 ' " ' "iREDELL BROTHERS,
?.i "t-'-f t--4 ,.tx ??"f-f,i a.
NORTH CAROLINA : MANUFACTURES.
BLAOK AND GRAY fCASPIMERES. J .
Ladies ttaiters sad Walking Shoes.' "
Plato Homespuns, (or Serraats.
- - Ovnabargs, and Domestkks. :' .
; We intend patronising Nrth Carolinia Manu'a-
V. - .
of
v
.
turea, as far as possible, . j
- W. II A R ?. TUCKER.
, February lth.lB0. ; v? fbla-3t. .;
.7 - SELLING OFF-AT COST. 1
MORAUSMAN BEING DETKRMINED TO
. make room for Wgrtock ofSprtBg noth
wiil sell bis presnt selected sasortmout of Wiater
Clutbinz A . - . ' ' ' . '.'.,
MO
-;l---4 AtCeitlorCaib. "S-.;
January lth, 18e9. ' " ' sas.
, SMYTH, HTONE A BANKS, ,
GROCBlia AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ai and 6 Sycamore Street, j "'- .
Y-:.-H At PETERSBURG, VA. 1.
'rJU- , ... , . - f ..
i . PARTICULAR PFRSONAL ATTENTION
I'.y ,ii rAin to salxs or ' - 1 ;
T COTTM TOBACCO. WEBAT, FLOVB.tC.
tHoMiaaitrm. . - . T0a ; a. Aaa.
y. ... ;,r;.- sj mar Asw ly
. ' HILLSBOROUGH, N. .,' '
M 1 1 1 T A K T ACAD EMY.
ia
.
.
mHTS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED ON
I the plan of the Virginia aad S. aioliae 6Ut
L
Military InsUtutioas. For a cirouiar, aaorass u
peristendeaC
' C0L.C- tS.TEW, .
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f i vrr p" ' SfioB. TKilTiriXOS, OIL,
i
. n-. HBBs TOOLS. vv;-.r.N M
' ' -.-,; ' t .' ' ... abb nireataa or ...-i
" . TRKNCII CALF-SKINS, 1
13th Street, Detureea Mala and Carer,
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larse ano exceueo
the attoatioa
VERY LOW .FOR CASH, -
or w . 7- ,....
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Aswly
T lUCOIDO-Or ' .
. ....umi l.OG , LEAF. 1AJSI
I BOW IB roceip. " - a- " .... u .--.t,,!
-"' JUilaVw -T " " ; t.", ,
fli it THOSE WISHING "-i '
j , u u NO. 1 LONG LEAF PINE, . ,
w bb sorruaa ar tbb saoarast boticb, ;
:as;.a.w,v.va.w.
'4 av- FlV Wsrzons aad Teaats win ted to kaa .-
kl.liMt Mjn nrtnA fiaid. .S . A-
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