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VOL. I.
NO. 49.
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!IJIE DliVTII SGEXI5 OF THE DISTIX-
ii VIS 1 1 E 1 ' 31 1 S S I O X A II Y ,ti .!. 1J O AUD-
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p AVC fiTid in the mprnoirs" of George' I).
N:fearcliiaB; ly Kev. Alonzo Kinjr, the fol-
lovrrrsix tbiiciuriQ: letter from hisVife'wIio was
aftnMird the second Mrs. Judsoii. descri
I liu theTilVt scenes, in" t-W loss ' of that
tru
1'lT
lniau.' Ourreaders will, be aiiiply
. jjtia-oy. its-perusal : v v ;
t : " Tayoyt Mar.h 7, 1831.
4 44 Jfi, JJeIovedx JJarenth ; ' j
h IVulffli .-heart' glp vvng- with joy, and ai
. - the srunor time rent. with , anguish unuttera
1-le, I take my, pen 'to address you. You
too wih i'ej4ice when: you hear rhat God
; ;h 'isv rb ugii jt through' th,o j iVstru rrientalitjy; of
if f .J'o4ter;vei..so;ny-. ; ';es,' .you-'wiil bless. God
i; ! tlqvt 'you jwere' enabled ta devote "him to his
: ( blessed service among tlije 'heatliQu, whpn,:!:
kr teii you 'that within tliQ ..last two months
1 fU'ty-Feven have bee-i baptizeJ, all Kajens;
yj exqeptinji one, a little boy of the school) and
rfcah of the native governor ;Tenty thre.;
"V('if !iMf'itl7('(l in tliia nitr ! lir frniTvnr Tnnr
vr and-thirty -tour in their na ivo wilderness by
' ; Ml. Mason. : ; ' '
' Ir. JShnon arrh'-ed Jan. 3d, and on the
H j t, he,ljwith Mr. Boardmaji, myself and
. Go urge, set out on a long -promised toura
I : among; tho Jvarens. Mr. lioardimin was
;nyc"vy:' teeble but we hoped til 3 change c f air.
I; and seuntrry. ; wou d be beneficial
yjmuf of" Kareusr had come to convey us out,
.: Mr. Uonrdman on his bed, and ''me in a:i .ir.
;'iVrea Hjl th'.placp'on the third day, and
a found tht-y had erected a bamboo chap:d On
,Jj5aiitifui strcani at the base of a nyie of
mountains lue place was "central,' Land
nearly ot
: .ft -
irchuhdi
red persons h 1 assem
pled,
' more than half of
ttiem applicants tor
bap
call tisui. Q it: was
a
suht calculated ;
.; fovtli the livf.'liest "joy of which human na-
fcjvd is Kiiseentible', and.! made me for a mo-.
mem. Torgex my oiuer. griers -v . sigui mi
pUI'pa:MS
all I had ever anticipated
even
o
in tny n
jsT sanguine hours. 1 he Karens
i coolic'd,
tte and slept on the ground, by- the
??t? tr s-
Ik
with no other shelter than
the
trees "of ithe , forest. .Three vears aoro
they
w'cretsurik in the lowest depths of igno
ance
i; auu h.ujn4! suuou. , iovv uu; ginu tiuiiigs-oi
J imcrcy had .reached them, and they jwere
V williil-g to live in the open air, away-jfrom
( thejr.hojtp, for the sake of enjoying the
ljriyilegipR' i-thelG'oseh '-NV-'V;..:V. ' '. '. " vm',
I U :: " My lenr JiUsbfind had borne the . Jonr
noy betfciLtha'u we had feared, though tie
jj siiiieretl i troiii -exhaustion.- and pain 'isi "his
jl'. fide, whudi, hbweve Vas much relie'veclby
: 'n a Hit le. '-attention.; ." His "spi rits were u nsu
a"- good,- and we fondly hoped that a few
days'resi ence m tlu t .'delightful airyjspot,
j; Surrounded by his loved Karens, would, re--.:'
:f ctit Jmd invigorate his: weakened frame.--:
4 Jiht sooii . perceived he' was ;failing, and
teinkrly urgcl his return to town, where lie
'ccn:!d' enjoy the quietness of- liome,,ah
d the
Aicri! j ft, olmedical .advice. - 'But he 'repelled
.tee tiiouglrteat once, saying he conlidiently
cpeeteci improvement from the cu mge,
land that "the disappointment would i be
'worse; fo.r:h:im than staying.;; ' And even,';
. aided 1k ' should my poor unprofitable life
ro.--sQmcTri.it shortened by staying, ought".!,;!
. on thiit account merely, to leave this Inter;
toting ixcRi ojiouiu i no&, ra ner stay una
ssis'fciii) gathering in the e dear scattered;
lamb- of the fold ? You know, Sarah! that
I ;- i coining on- -t; foreign lliission , insvolvqs ;thc!
-4,pTob;billtT of a shorter life,, than staying in
; , mju's Kitier country. ' ; And; yet; obedphec
fjj 1 o'Ayu.in '"Lbifcf,. -and compassion -'or the pcfrish-
mir iieattien, inducetUus to .make .tms $acn-
ii ;o. ' iAtioT.-have we ever repented th t we
ij:$;inw-s . ; i irusi we ean , innii say vnai
.we-niess ijO(i : iLiar: nc nas oionjin us 10,
liairinah, that he directed : our footsteps to
.:T;iv'iJ,.:ind even that he has led us out here
now, 1 3 on already know, my love, he con ;
Jtmuei , witn a look .01 tenderness neier to
ibo ' forgotten, '' that 1 cannot live lohir, I
fmnt ii)k;U'Hlcr iliis disease ; and s
iould
7jvv'v.Igo! honif now, the all important buidness
r.-wh-rdj .broiThi, us out must: be given up,
.and-..! -.might linger out a few- days oi sutler
i:ig. i-tung. Iy t:i;e reflection, tiiat I liad pre-4
n iet red aTev nlle days; to my plaster s ser
viiv. 'i uru i -in ere lore ask. me to r!, uu
these poor 'Karens h.'-ve been baptized. 'i 1
saw he was riirht, but my fce!inrs reciolted.
Nthinj; seemed so valuable:- as 'Ins lifej anc
,; I felt jtliii'I: wO'dd make any sacri
ice to
proloijtg it, tbougJi it were tut fro if one
hour,
'Still
a desire to gratify
mi.
if no higher
: liiotive.,, itiade nie si ent, though mv
hear
aclicd.to fs.ee him so ill m .such a wretched
lacc,;deprive( of many of-th
con
1 fe, to sa v, nothi ng of the
gences desi-
i ;lb-e in ic kneis
' , ' 'rliriiTKmel was large, but. open
on all
i.dv e..KCpting a."srh'all . place built aip-foi
r. tartn. and a room about hve toct wme
aiwltcn f'ot. lon-r for the accommodation of
-U'oardjn;in' hid 'myscjf with oilr little
bpy J fh-r roof was o low that I coul'd'not
stand juprkdrt ; and it. was but po-flv einb
upri-ist; an.l it. was but po-
i-CJQS'O
Intra
IIV .l i IS ll 1 1 111
r;i!V'T'.t
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nnd to the cold
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Mi! i i. g V.V
nv.
ht. 13
nt
i;cf7l'v',f;.l-ppy, and liewold oft
n say,
otic mrntiier:n'--.
I .mat
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i happ
V Si in con. Lor
t .- - ,r -
;d,'nov
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lepur m pc
ec ac
b
thy won!, f. r
atioii. :, d Iov
-minfe eve?
inanv mi
hfive
niti.'rr:
' ';? di o-fsljed tiey;might'..die in their pulpits! ;
! "-"itiijCL wyuld iioi dying iu a, spot like this be
even more blessed than dying . in a, pulpit
at home i 1 feel that it would. ; I
' !Nor was it merdy the phasing stetcof
things around him, that filled his jmind .with
comfort. He would s. metimes'dwell on the
infibire :eompassibn of God, : and his own
UUorthiness' till; Ins strength was quite ex
bau:teJ ; and though he told Mr j Mason
that he had not the .rapture' which Jichad
sometimes enjoyed, jet his. mind was calm
and peaceful; and it was plainly percepti
ble, that; eartv. ly : pa-sions had died; away,
and that he was enjoying sweet foretastes 'of
that, rest into which he was io '80on to fn
ter. 116 Svould often say to me, ' My meditations-are
very- sweet; , though my mind '
seems as much weakened as my body. I
have not h.ad that liveliness of feeling" which
I have jsometimes j enjoyed,; owing -to my
great" weakness, but 1 shall soon be released
from these shackles, and be wh re I can
praise God continually,' without weariness.
My j thoughts delight no dw'ell on these
words, zTliere i noTnight iJisre, 1 ; , ; '
v " I f!t 'that the! time of :scpa; ationvwas
iasc approacmng, ana saia o ; mm, mv
dear, 1. have one "request to make ; it
is, that
you would pray mucb for Georore
durirr
our fev remaining days; I shall spon be
left alona, almost! the only one on earth to
pray for him, and I have great confidence in
your dying prayers.' lie looked earnestly
at the little boy, and said, 4 1 will try to
pray .for him, but I trus- very malny prayers
will ( ascend for the dear child frofn -our
friends at home, who will be induced to sup
plicate the mere; :earnestly for hini when
they hdar that lie is left fatherless in a hea
then land.' . : : ' ' :': ' '- ..'
, On "Wednesday, while looking' in the
glas he seeny?d;at once to see symptoms
of his approaching dissolution and said
without emotion,!' I hayp .altered greatiy-
I dm sihfcing k td'the jrrave very fast lust
on the' verge.' Mr. Mason-said to liim, ' Is
there nothing wej :an do for you ? Had we
not betfet call -thie pl yfeician ? Or sliall we
try to remove yoii into town immediate
ly?'; After a: lew moments' deliberation,
it was concluded jto defer thb bapju of the
male applicants, and set. out for home early
the next morning. - Nearly all the female
candidates had been examined, and as; it is
dillicult for them! to come to toyn, it was
thoifghti best thai ! Mr. Mason ; snould bap
tize them in the evening. We knelt down,
andiMr.: Mason living prayed jfoi'-a blessing
on the decision, with sorrowfub hearts we
sat down io breakfast. - : : ; :
f "j While ve were at the table, my beloved
husband said, ' I shall soon be thrown away
for this world ; but I liope the Lord Jesus
will take me' up. That merciful Jeing wuo
is rep esented as passing by, apd, j having
comnas ion on the poor cast-out jinfamV will
uot.suifer me to perish. O, I have no hope
but in; the1 wonderful, condescending, infi
nite mercy of God ? tsrough his. dear. Son.
I cast my poor perishing soul,' loadpl with
sin as j.tjisy' npon i hisj compassionate 5 .arms,
assured that all will be for ever safe ' On
seeing my tears, -he said, ' Areyou j not' re
conciled to the will of Go 1, my IovO f
. lAVhen I told him I hoped I did hot feel. un-
reconcile'i, he continued, I have long ago,
and maijy times,-: conimitted f you and our
little onj into the handsj of bu1' covenant
God.: lie is the husband of the widow and
the - ;father of the fJtherless. kLecive fhy
fatherless 'children, I -'will ' preserve them
alive ;, (ind Ity; wulcnvji iru$t in ?nysaith-
the Loid. He w U be your stay and sup
port when Iiam gone. The. separation will
be butsliortj O how. happy I s.hall be to
welcome y oii to heaven.' He '"then address
ed Mr. Mason as follows, 4 Drother, l. arh
heartily !rejoiced, an tr bless- God that you
have; arrived, and especially am I gratified,
that yoji are so much interested- for the
poor ' Kareps You - will,- I- am assured,"
watch over them,, and take card of them i
and if some of them! turn back you will
stilt cave for them. As lo my dear wife and
child, I know' you will do all in your povrer
to make them comfortable. Mrs. 13 will
probably spend the ensuing rain' in, Tavoy.
She will be happy, with- you end Mrs Ma
soil ; that is, as happy as she can tie in her
state of loneliness. She will mourn for me,
and a widow's state is desolate and sorrow-
! ful at best Bu t God will be inunitel y b'etr-
ter; to lieV tliahf 1 1 -have' even beei.?. .;,.On the
with us' and several, among. others; theone
beginning, ,'Ah lovc.y appearance oi death.
uii w eunesaay eveiung, - xmrty-rour
persenjs were baptized; . Mr. Board man was
carried to the-water side, tnough so we;k
tlial4rcould scarcely- bre4the withou-' the
cont inual use' of the fan and he smelling-
bottle. The joyful sight . was ! almost too
miibh for his ffeeblei fraine. When we
i t ached the' chapel, he sail he should like
to sit up and take tea with us. We placed
I his cot- near'the "table, and dialing bolstered
him up,, we took tea together. He asked
tilth blessing, and did it' with his right hand
upraised and in a tone that struck m e to
the heart. It was tho same tremulous, yet
urgent, and 1 had j almost said, unearth lv
voice, with which my ;ged granldfather used
to ipray. We tiovv began' to InotidO i.bat
biio-hteniiig of tjhe i mental faculties,-"'which
I had heard spoken of in per - ens near their
end, :
' i concl'uOed next week.
-, Rieiisrd . H-ldrett, : author of Hih'rett'
ItiSTory of the XjThited-S tes died recently
. m . ' ' t. tt,.:.u.j C .A
at'ii.r!S:e. wnere;ujj.ii3 .uuiwu oiaies vou-
suL I He wa3 a native of Durfield, ilasa.
saine d y? he wished me to read sjom - hymns
on atlliction, sickness, death, ic. : I took
Wesley's1 II mn Book, the only one we had
.6c G. It. 11 Slock, Stale onte
and I5;ink Hills.
FOR SALE 100 -HARES'jOF STOCK OP THE
tRalelffli andti'tsron;Ruil Road Company ,T
WANTED TO BUYi-X. C. Ponds,' hnd Cou
I pond payable at the' Barik of the Republic,' N; Y.V
VIV.VW XL j. JALiH. LJ.il 3. Vl'UiV IO
-: - ' ) W. K. UL'LICK, .
; ' v.(: i : , ! At the X. C. Book StSre.
Rxdeigh, IS. C, July 20. . .V; 41 ltpd' '.
HOXJGMI & CO.;
(Late W. C. Ilaprilton, & Co.J
Cornerf Soiitli Front and jWittdle
Streets, ilVeivberii, T. C.
W H OIL
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DEALERS IX V
GRqCJERTES, PROVIONS, CROCKERY; EtJR
NITUUB AND HARDWARE.
July 20, 1S65.
: 41-lm.
SHACKELFORD &'HAASr
rOommissioii Merchants, : :
RXER WATER & CHESN UT ST.
J. Shackelford
A.. Haas,
' New York,
j 33-lnipd.
v llmingtpii.
JuW17,
BEHNETT, VMPELT &.00..
23 White Hall St., ?
NEW YORK.
Alfred E Bennntt,
C. II. Bennett, .
at Br P. Williamson & Co.,
.". ", Raleigh, N. C,
i, Ui. V ANPELT, !
.JSew lork.
GENERAL COWIIISIOX MEUCUA1XTS
. ' i ; ' FOR. THE SAJLiE: OF
COTTON, TOBACqO, COTTON YARNS
CLOTU, AND NAVAL STORES.
Freight and T.axes arrared and Insurance eflect
ed fcy i:ailroad ,and sealto New York .
B.iPv Williamson Co., Ealeigk, will furnish in
formation!' concerning-iTaxes,'. Shipment, xfec, for
consignments to the above partjes. . ' ' -
Bennett & Bowman, John McKellop, W. J. Bar'"
hey & Co. v ;..-: 1 .'-.:;.-,-- ' -
Balcih-4)i .W. J. ILiwkins,President Ealeigh &
Gastbn Railroad, Battle, Heck & Co., J. M. Heck,
Esd.L B. r. VV llluinisoiji & Co.
Jalv 14. 1865. i-. -!,. IT : - -: ' : : ' S3-2m
EVERYBODY !
Dry Gtod, Iprocerics, fcpn
fecliaaries, Hardware, F
Tobacco j Snuff; Pr o
visions, &c., &c.
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH OR BARTER
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COBB & AIcKIXXUi
.''-' . ' :;AT -: '. .. - ,. - ,,'?
! DUDLEY, WAYNE CO., N. C. ;
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVE THIS DAY EK
1 tered into a partnership for the purchase and bale
of Provisions, Stock, Cotton, Turpentine, &c, fcc.
Alio Dry Goods, Groceries,ConffcCtionaTies, Hard-
... ' Z . ': ;' ' t'j "'--! '
ware, Tobacco, &c, &c. .
I . . I . i - -' ,
are invited to give us a'calUbefore purchasing'else
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where. ' : -
loir, motto is ready sales and small profits. Come
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W. H..H. COBB.
D. (McKlNNlE:
82 lm.
JviTy, 12, 1865.
NEW., STORE
S GRAHAM NORTH CAROLINA.'
AVE JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK
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- Groceriesr:.: ' .:-';-' '
f Hardware, Medicines, &c,
which are offered' to the people in the vicinity of
Qrahani at the lowest cash: prices.--
Barter or iSorth CaroUna tfanis nws receivea in
exchange. i f t. vv, rAl Liit:hU.v
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Ichan?, .business mn, ana feople at ,urge or
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business men of thisicity. . -J - : . . - - - ,-
I It contains nearly iall the advertisements andha
more re;.dii:g matter than any other paper publish
ed ir. Richmond. A ::' '- ,
j .Agents wanted In every towh and village in Vir
'ginja, who will take;fand forward snbscriptions.
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TyEAUTIFUJj SWISS J11USLIN
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JEINSEY,
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K4:liERSIGNED; -HAVING LOST OR
THE
Is mi
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Saryft A - Tate, deceased j as his legal repre-
setitanye of ies ail persons not Vr trade for the
same and.'obHsron to ipay them to no one but
me jjcdersiftcd, or h- rAtu.ro e
One
Morgin 11000 due 16th
May, l$63lfM-
. One ibt&5on Sam'l D
Morgan $1000 due. 15th
IJuog; ls;s,i-.i - i' - :
UnQ joloASam'l D.
April, tssi., :!-" .
Morgan, $2,771 due 3d
$l,id0,! due 29th
wne not;ixi
lildh- Sam't D: Morff in." 300j due 17th
VCC,lb2i:.
One hotto& Sam'ID. Mori?an.f 2.53i" 42 due 14th-
Oct, li
One fcSttebit Sam'l D. MorarsHiL $3,954, due 26th
May, 152:'
;Ore nofJi'S. H. Rcgfifs. Cajrin J. Rogers, and
Sioti Rogp,l,000 dpeTleb 186, credit $11 r
r One :foTA.H Y-Allen and ID. Overbv $1,106.
iiofpt Jl. Y; Allen, $4,85 4S,1 due 15th Nov.
vv.i. :.sj-; b .-- . . ......
OnelnoH oh'1D,avid Oferby
ana a. x. Alien,
$i0i53Jdia6th May, 1859, subject to a cre-dit of
$5
toe; ioml J v - J. Ferrill, fliSOOdue 7th Oct,
s.One;
186
One notri?n J. J . Ferr1!
, $4291 44, due 6th Aug-
One noJU) Jatni B. Green, $C00, due
, $jC06, due 23d Aug.
Uno now i oi x iioiitaa xiicit, qivv uuu oi.ii oan.
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One hoi
dr. 1 CkCi-.
Thomas.
Hicks,
$801 73, due. 1st
One 'ha M Mary Beaaly $1)00 due 28th Feb.
One noS-sion Davjd Norwood and W. J. Norwood,
2SL 3K6 25tb Jan. 1862
One nofoa Tnomas uocks, f3,82. 68.
. One nofiicf'S'-.'-P.-.H. Russ, $300, due 15th June
1S63- ' Wi.- ' . I ,::
One now on Sam'l D. Morgan, $100.
One no0OB G. H.-Peimngton, $300, dua d
Nov, ltSTC V. -: ; I :'.. . r. ..' ' .
One riot!:nri R. Allen, $225: die 5th Jan. 1863.
: Ohe nt9hiAlex. Colclo'ugh, $100 due 10th Au-
gust,-18. I ,
f One nvw.0n S. J.-A!
l363.suH;to a credit.
-.Alien, i,tou, cue autn oan.
I3f
1
oway,! $30, due 4th April
One dotS pti W. D, Hoi!
1S63. I -I': , .':
One holiOn VVil is Carpenter and John Col-
dough Mlftue 1859- I , 1
Oue notion' John Ferrell, $513 14j due 6th Oct.
I860.. .f ::fE - v .. .-;: : ;::v:--'- ..
One noon John P. Qhandler, $300 due 16th
Feb. lSM
"One noiM on Junius Paschall and Wm. Green.
.$240 dub.MhJOct.' 1858. ' . - I V '. .- -
O.nfe
oou a. u. erren. f4Ui ey aue 543a April
1803..
Qne riott
March 18
U McVay Chandler, $203 2, duo 14th
One 'k$$ o'n Ilillory Thompson $201 due 18th
Due UUnlrhoinas H.cks4 due 21et Dec.1860
, Onc nloiSjiS W.'D. Holloway $289 97. due. 25th
July, IS
One ncWS-voirDivid Holloway
and W. II. Hollo-
Executrix of
vtay, -fa
Jaly
bQ?i,2'th. Ju-ne H859.
FJtECCA D. TATE
9h .
MARK ID. TATE, dee'd,
-. 39 6w.
M:fiUllNERY OF THE FLT812 PAPER
;Mil.
inpau) can bu purchase on" favorable
erlnsv 1
yvfrly application to the- Treasurer
tin et.. 'j' : x- sil. .1--
- Any f ejfiit.dcsirous ofem harking in'ha.mannfac
ture ot tuf ip.-.will find it to hisinterest to call on
mm-
IL W. HUSTED, TreastiTer. . J p
Raleiakjru)y 10,1856
?T
31-4-1 ni'. .
flKitll'cii's Springs V. 7
-i v i July, 15, 1865.. J
A
P P Jfc-H A.TlON S FROM MANY INVALIDS
inditc-ina to open our H6use oh 1st. August
i lor theacftrnmodation oi a few of our eld friends
! and tori
rc-v-vsatroiis, ' '
The S
bifsg is nojv in good ruuning order, not-
"with-ta
drji iWrties have been busily enraged
j- Boardj ;Ht be moderate, half of whici. may be,
' paid'(inj )Mvauce3 in provisions at 'market urates.'
I Bestwriitcts a few days before hand- so that ccn-
eyancc
V&if be 'in readiness at the Depot. '
: BLACKNALL & CO.,
88
, Proprietors.
WILT4mM H. OLIiVER & CO.
COM'rtl3S10N, RECEIVING,
!."' ': - :-j- i-: I' " i.1 :. ".-
FOUVVKIIiCr JIEKCIIAiYTS,
HATO-43 RESUME u BUSINESS . T THIR
Oli,Ktaml, will give strict) personal , attention
to the or; shipment of Cotton, -Naval ib tores,
Cbttoh 'fMM u!nd Sheetings Flour, Dried: Fruits..
&c. , &e I-if Also, to" rccei v ing; and ib "warding ,G ods.
Regular ill jpfe" lot stvianierS' and sailing vessel.- are
now run QpttAw. eh New Berne, New York, Phil
adelphi'fitlti&4ote and Boston! . .. ' i '
. Jiiiyla; :'!
AGEXCY,
NX bJr:: I . ..:
WjftZRVxfl II. OLIVER &! CO,
ILMlVE STRICT AToIeNTIO TO THE
sblh'sr or leasing of eivert discription of Real
haV'ing
COAL
LAN DSL;p;0 Vf i. OR CIT i PKOi LRTY which
they, -vwirfiv (Jispot-e oi, wiu nip a it ito tneir rnter-
est'trt Mjpfd with us
iit.K f. ,,-ui with na 1 '.-.I t! ;;-.
81 lm:
EWlK)i)y lllBW GOODS !
I A LAUCK
assddieut of beaatifal ' .. 1
TimfpSi 'AtfD 'MUSLINS,
: ; mmx - h-
The Cppit and best iuMitJ Of LAITIES,' GAI
TER3 -M;i KISSES MORBOQCO SllpE, Cliil
dren aniiaaadiV?
HOOP SKIRTS,
Everyta'jnif that oustoniers want, will be ordered
' - R LI. KINSEY.
; : I - -. Fiaettevule Street.
RjJeiiliS'Jnly lo. 865.
'aIM 1W
:e
f HE, BEST AND &IQST COMPLETE
V PdUaaHahd Statistical Libraries in the' Si ate.
A jrare ' iMMm rls here given tlx Editors, or other
iblic iWi?i:.ttiobt2iin without trouble, a collection
oi..tsoof' W ioutd no wnera else
22r mu
ue? lurnished on.appjicalion
! 1? P WIT.T.T AMON Ar. I'O
Ealejfelf July 15, 1865J
-! . ! I S4 St.
MillEDMJ S TOADDELL.
.rjoiinellbr at Law,
'ft WILMINGTON, N. C. -
AVIS G informed a onntipn withi; disn;
gWiMedjLaw linn a
a caai n agency m v tsn
nj;t n OkV; enjoys adva4tgei Tor i rospesecuting
ngt n Uk fi enjoys aavaj
tims.-fetek-rr kind aga:
nst t$e government;
'Wdl ipirHctice in allthd Courts oi the State when
ljulymiirVi'-'- t-'; L - " ' iW-lm
RE$piSTATEr
REAL ESTATE AGEXCY,
TERSONSl WlsniNO TO PTTRCnAS"E
OR'
XT lease Farmine or Turper tine land, Col fite-d
or Oil lands, aline ral or Ore lands. Cit v or Town;
propertr in any pottion tf orth Carolina, will
04li
n to meir lnttrest to oorr-pond with us
.. I ;1- XITXt tT SIT VXTTSTS
WM. H. OLIVER," -&'i
July 10, 185.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
nnHB 29TH SESSION WILL OPEN ON TlIE
- - . 1
JL third Mdiday (the i7th) of July and close. witE
we Annual commencement, on tne last Thursday!
iue ?ytn oi iMorremer. ' ,, . ,-. . . .
ior ttrms ijc., apply for circular to
J. a. MILLS,
- . , -Oxford. N O. J
TJl'arh .Tntio SO ISA?? ' OA ... .t
CURTIS & CO.,
Mutual Advertisins: Affencv
NO. 133 NASSAU STREET,
M. Curtis, . )
New YorH
Geo. A. J. Korman.
Adyertisements inserted. in all-the city and eourj-
try papers, tliroughout the U. S. and In Canada.
forest College.
rpHE EJXERC7SES OF THIS INSTITUTION
JL will be resumed on Friday, Julv 21st, 18651
Instructiorl will be given in all branches usually
taught: in Male Colleges. A 4-ataloffue of studies
may b obtained on application to ! any memboE hi
Arrangements have been made to open an
ACADEMIC DErAHTMENT :
in which boys may aeauire a thorough business
uc8tion. Tfle course; m this department will
eminently pmcticaV Pnpds will be specially pn
pared foT any pursuit. in which they may purpo$d
to ergage. A regular course of lectures, illustra
ted with, ample apparatus, will be delivered dh
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry aod AgriculttiTiil
ijnemistry. I Occasional lectures wili also be giy
eii on Botaby, - Geology, Mineraoigy, &o. Ek
tensive libraries comprising several thbusandyojl
umeswilf. be accessible to all students. 'J
Tuition per session of 20 weeks in Col Dept. $20
,k: - u Academic 44 I 0
Board per session (exclusive of lights) $5
, .-:,:' :- '"':-- NO EXTEA8. 7
Board and Tuition are due;, in advance, but
forts will bejmade to indulge patrons in special
cases. iTovisions will be received in pay men at
current prices. - .. ' ' ' - ; ; '
For furtheB particulars address i .
1 . Ma. JAMES. H. FOOTE,
June 23, 19 lm. H i . Forestviu
". NEW SCHEDULE. ;
FROM UALEIGII TO PETERSBURG
. . THROUGH IN ONE DAY. '
G
N AND AFTER THURSDAY NEXT THE
Raleigh & Gastrtn train will leave Raleigh at 5
o'clock a. in.L and rbach Gaston; at 12 o'ciloek; in.
The Petersburg train will leave Gaston at I g'clols
in., ana; racn tne terminus or tne l etersDufg
road at6 o'clock p. m. . A sunicient number bf
,Omnibussesl and Wasrons have been secured to
take all the Passengers and Baggage from the tff-
minus or tnje. retersDurg ioaa to i'ei ersnurg.
Leave Petersiiurff at -4 o'cl ck a. m., reach Gastcm
at ll o'c'ock; a. m. .Leave viast nat Vi o'ciock.
and reach Raleigh at 7 o'clock p 1 m.
P. A. DUNN,
Sup't RA (i. 11. R.
r rvTTXTT rT i
Sup't Petersburg R. R.
Raleigh, Jufae 21, '65. j T7 I2t.
.' - siuticd, ; :;. : .:'
TELE proprietors of that long established
popular family journal, i.j , ; '
THE SOUiTlER FIELD AND FIRESIDE
take ereat ' pleasure in informine' its numtriAis
triends and patrons, that its iblica'ion will bef i
suiiicd jtiisl ! as soon m the mail facilities u!' the
country will' triable them to circulate the"same
This is an oMpat er, published for inaiiy vearsfat
Augusta &a.jnd is devoted entirely to :
POLfTE LITERATURE. ;
It is a-gem for the preside, an ornament ior
parlor,, ana an lnaifepensaoie companion ko
house wile aha agricuiturit.
It i a larg
eiglit page sheet, handsonieiy priit-
ed witn new
TERMS.
on one ye.ir,
v six months,
Subscript
$5 00
3 00
THE HEY STOm
Our Monthly- Masonic Magaziae
Will alo Ida resumed .t the fame tin e-. Th
Magazine is lend'rsed, and recomtaended to tie
Frtrternit at 1
arge, py the uran i L.oage oi JMor
Ciirolina. I A
reifarus matter tuiu iv potfrapDy; fi
will be eqiial
to any publication in the United
States..
- TERMS.
Subscription one year
3 00.
Addresf,
WM.
RaleigU,N.Cl
limited number of advertisements admltt
int-j each publU cation. .
167 xsewsppers gdnciiiiy win please noticej
ixcniviiges resftiecMuiiy in vi tea at once iroin.
parts of the co
u;itry.;
Jur.e v!0, Ibo
PARTNER WANTED.
luterest ! in " Souther n field and
- ... . .
Fireside and Key-Stone
V;'-':"F:-',;:.For'; Sale;:- y)y
ryHE -EDI10RS AND PROPRIETORS 0F
JL these weU known journals, contemplating n
extension, cf jtheir business;' wish to 8ellto an ac
tive and enterprising man a portion of their estab
lishment, and to admit him to .an equality with
Themselves f ! : Such an opportunity for a profitable
in vestment of Talents and Capital in the bouth kn
seldom be found. - ' . 1
" None but a first class man, well recommenqed
need apply, i . ; -
r ! WM.-B SMITH fc CO ,
. i i , Editors and Proprietors.
Raleigh; Jtine 20, 1665. . 15 tf.
WEST'S KEWSPAPER
A.nd !Periodical Depot.
Ea-yetteuille StreeU
opposite Office op ADAM8 EXPRESS po
New York, Philadelphia, Ualtimor 4auy and I
papers reoired Trj dy.
1
K P. Battle. J. M . Hecju B. P." WiiiilMsos.
i0RTIl CAUOL'JVA LAM A(ilSX.
BATTLE, HECK & CO,
Raleigh, ISr. C. ' -
TTTILL BUYV Hiuuh AND LEASE. ADJUST
WW titles of," pay taxes on : bnl ttke rneral
care of all kinds ot real estate, goJd,-copjHjr-j lead
iron and other mines, wter-powerv&eV&G. .
Through reliable agent" in every, county accu
rate information will be given about particular U-.
calities, tracts ot land, ,
Will likewise undertake collectioa'of debt ia
North Caroliua and ebewh ire, by wxjit or othtr-
Communications coxsidkhtiax.. Commissions
and charges moderated .Kii i
xwaieign, June i, 1000. : uftt.
REAL" ESTATE AGENCY
NOtlTH 'CAROLINA . ADVERTISER.
qflHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ESTABLISH- I
JL ed iii the itv of Raleiirh. an Acericv for th I ..
purpose of buy in nd sellinglieal KstaU in North
i .1; T .;.. a v. ' . -
iary thereto they will publish a doubla sheet, twen J
tv-four column weekly newspaper, wherein, will i
be-advertised, free of cost, 'all lands offered for
saH through their agency, and which will be de- "
votea lo-tne aissemiuauon oi lniontauon concern- i
ing the agricultural, mineral jmanufacturjng and i .
other resources of the Stte. By means cfcompe-:
tent Agents in every county theyf will show the
present advancement andspecial capabilities for
future developement of each : ! f li ' i
t It will be found, on investigation, that no State
in he Union can present such a combination of ad
vantages as. North Carolina. Situation inidway ;
between the colder regions. of the North-and the'
more tropical climes ot the South, its land! stretch
ing" fioni the sea coast; to the mountains, yield
bountiful returns of cotton. .Tobacco, rice, grain :
ffuits, pasturage, grapes and other prodocj,s, w-ile :
in its bosom lie ncn mine or goia ana-nron, cop
per, lead, coal, and other minerals, its. rivers -ford
water power sufficient for the most extensive
factories, and in its forests are boundlesslsuppliea
of naval stores, timber and material for tanning. -Under
the recent change in the system ol labor it
becomes the interest ot proprietors to part with a
portion of their real estate, and it is the object f
this enterprise, through agencies in R ston New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, aad ;
other chief cities to bring theso resources 01 tke
State ta the notice of men of energy and capital-,
to get together the seller,, and the buyer, and to
aid, in starting North Carolina in a career of pros
perity heretofore unknown.."" tl ' i
The ADVERTISER will be furnished free of. J
charge to all customers and to others at One Dollar f
per annum. The first numbor will be issued by' '
the first, of July, or Booner,- if the type and neces
sary material already ordered, ""can be (procured
from New York before thtjtimer Thosiesirou . i
to advertise; in the f rst nnmber will pleae' commu
nicate to the undersigned at once, :. Moderate com
missions Wj2i. be charged whee sales are made.
HECK, BATTLE fc CO., ; i
y-- -Kaleigh, if. u.
Kemp P. BArrtx, - - : I ) 'i Z
J. M.,HEpK, t
B. P V illiamsok,
Raleigh, J
une 13, 1865.
10 2t.
THE
DAILY INDEX,
PUBLISHED IN ' V ; .,-
Pet
e rsbirrg, Ya.;
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Building up of the interests of the South, par- '
t:3a!arly of (Virginia, with a candid and indepen
dent discussion of- . - ' ..':;!.
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Its columns will also contain the latest Foreicm
and Tomestjc Intjelhgence, Literary Criticisms avd
Reviews, Miscellaneous and General Ndws. Com- '
merciai tfeporta, ana such otner iiia iters as will-,
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published, Utaccfe it within the power oi' every in-;
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Mercnarrs ana Dusinert io auveruriii,. it
rapidly- gaining a circulation thraughtint Virsriu- ;
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-''. Suttesso'r to I. Bisesswdyi ; :
BIIUGGIST,
NEWBESN, N. C.
July. 20, 1863.
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THE ' BINGHAM SCHOOL
Address :
't.
VM. BIN: HAM,
JSdebuiCvdh), Ni G.
July 22, 198
43 -lot.
Standard and New'ocru Times -opy six' ,1101' 1,
It AtECSi?, .Inly 1 1; .i, SG5.
THE UNDERSIGNED FR v ANY J. YEAR
past in the Bank iug anl BrvIi.3aio! hnsineai.
in this city, desire toca.il the attention of the pub
lic o tne iact tnat tney nave resumed, i iney win
continue the business in ail its branches giving
strict attention to . arrnflring -and 'settling old
claims,' making collections, buying and seLiflg .
stock, &3.f and giving toll biu.ie entrusted to -them
the ' g'reatsst possible despatch. . They hop e
by promptness in making returns to retain the Con
fidence oi olw meaos. na raaae many new ones.
i : ilUJUll X. rt lUUlAitlO JOG KsJ.
July 20, 1865 .
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QUENT. BTJSBEE "
ATTORNEY .AND COUNSELLOR
. -;'AT:;LAijfl(,:f
Office in the Court Hous , RaleigTi, P
Particular attention given to the EXAMINA
TION OF TITLES, fco CONVEYANCING, to the
aKd aCCO 0 NTS, and the COLLECTION GF
CLiAijia.
Jul 21, 1865.
42 8taw6xa.
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banes vle. on tie N. O. R R. ;
. Room ior several new boys on August. Isti'
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