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On and. after
r Annst 1st. J868, until farther
suli wxil tloselEHd lamve at this
notice, the m
.oSxcei follow
Northern, Southern, "Western and Eastern
Miiils Yia. Warsaw, will close everyday except
Kaudays at IZAo p. m. Arrive every day ex
cept Mondays by 7a.in. '
r Western Bail Koad, carrying mails to Moore,
-Randolph and Montgomery counties, closes
every Monday and Thursday, at 6.15 a. m.
Arrives same days by 3 p. m.
Bostick's Mills, Little's Mills, Mangum, Al
bemarle, Norwood and .Swift Island via. Luru
berton and llockingham every Wednesday at
(J. 3.0 a. m.
Lumbarton, Elizxbcjthtown, Rockinghanr,
Wadesboro' and offices on the W. ." fc li. It. R.
via. Warsaw, eveiy Wedi.e-.diiy, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday at 12.45 p.- nii
GEO. LAUDER, P. M.
Office hours will be until ; further, notice
every day.exeept bundays from 7.30 a. m.,.till
3 p. m., and from 2.30 p. in., till 6.30 p. in.
. On Sundaj's from i).30 a. m. till 10.25 a. m.
AN ACT,
IN
RELATION TO THE POWERS AND DUTIES
OF CLERKS OF SUPERIOR COURT3.
' The General Assembly of North Carolina
. do enact:
Seo. 1. That as this act will be incor
porated in the general act respecting
- the practice and procedure of the
courts, required to be reported to the
General Assembly at its present session,
by the commissioners appointed for
that purpose, it will be printed in the
"general act and not elsewhere amocg
the acts of tbis General Assembly, un-
- less otherwise hereafter directed.
v ' Seo 2,-The Secretary of State is re
' quired to have t ie third section of this
act, and. that portion relating to the
Superior Court Clerks, printed at least
weekly in four papers published in this
State," and." the sum necessary . for that
purpose is hereby ppric'l'rirtte1 from
- any monies in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated. -
Sec. a. The terms of the severalSa
perior Courts of this State shall begin
in each year at the times hereinafter
stated, md shall continue to be held
" far two weeks (Sundays nnd legal holi
: ''days excepted,) unless the business
Bhall be sooner disposed of.
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
; Bertie co,uhty tirst Monday in March
find October. .
Hertford, third Monday in March
and October.
' Gates, fourth Monday after the first
, Monday in March and October.
Chowan, sixth Monday after the first
: Monday in March and October.
Perquimans, eighth Monday after
the first Monday in March and Oc
tober. V Pasquotank, tenth Monday after
' the first Monday in March .an.l Oc--.
tober.
Caniden, twelfth Monday after the
first Monday in March and October.
Currituck, fourteenth Monday after
- the first Monday in March and Oc
tober. "feOXD JUDICIAIi DISTSICT..
Tyrreiljcounty the first Monday in
in September and Februaiy.
Washgton," third Monday in Sep-
temper find February.
Martin, second monday after the
third monday in September and Feb
ruay. '
Hyde, fourth monday after third
monday in September and February.
t Beaufort, sixth monday after the
third monilay iu September and Feb
Aruary. . 1 . tv ,
Pitt, ejghth monday after the third
jn inday in September and February.
Edgecombe, tenth monday after
the third monday in September and
February.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
"Wayne county the' first monday in
September and February.
. JonsT third, monday in September
and February.
f r Onslow, first monday after the fourth
monday in September and February.
Craven, third monday after the fourth
monday in- September and February.
Lenoir, fifth monday after the fourth
monday in September and February.
Ijeuoir, fifth monddy after the fourth
fmpnday in September and February.
Greene, seventh monday after the
. fourth monday in September aud Feb
ruary. Carteret, ninth monday after the
fp irth monday in September and Feb
: ru try.
Wilson, eleventh monday after, the
iporth monday in September and Feb-
FAYETTEYILLE, ;N. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1868:
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTEICT.
. Robeson county on the fourth mon
day in August and February. !
Bladen, second nionday after the
fourth monday in August and! Febru-
Columbus, fourth monday after the
fourth monday in August and Febru
ary.
Brunswick, sixth monday after the
fourth monday in August and Febru
ary. .;
New Hanover, eighth-mondav after
the fourth monday ' in August and
February.,, ;:; y,r-S--:L, ':&&&Z.
Sampson, tenth mcmda v : af teir: ih a
Jourih monday: l:
n J;, J-,?,..r
fourth
monday in August and Feb
ruary.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
. Harnett county the second monday
in August aud February.
Moore, second monday after the sec
ond monday in August and February.
Montgomery, fourth Monday after
the second monday in August and Feb
ruary. Stanly, sixth monday after the sec
ond monday in August and February.
Union, eighth monday after the sec
ond monday in August and February.
Anson, tenth monday after the sec
ond monday in August and February,
Itichmonu, tvvelitu monday alter the
second monday in August and Febru-
ary,
Cumberland, fourteeth monday aft'r I
the second monday in August and
February.
-. SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Granville county second monday in
August and February. .
Warren, second monday after : the
second monday in August and Febru
arv. Franklin, fourth monday after the
second monday in August and Febru
ary. ' j
Johnston, sixth monday after j the
second monday in August and Febru
ary. , !
Waje, eighth monday after the sec
ond monday in August and February.
Nash, tenth monday after the sec
ond monday in August and February.
Halifax, twelfth monday after the
second monday in August and Febru
ary. Boirt.lvn rt.o , f.m.U.1111. ...3
after the second monday in August
and February.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
truilford county, the first monday in
march and -September. ;
Rockingham, the second monday
after the t first monday in Jarch and
September. I
Caswell, fourth monday alter tnc
first monday in Jarch aud September,
Person, sixth monday after the hrst
mOnday in Jarch and September.
vOrange, eighth monday after the
first monday in Jarch and September.
Chatham, tenth monday after the
first monday in Jarch and September.
llaudolph, twelfth monday after the
first. monday in march and September.
Alamance, fourteenth monday after
thevfirst monday in "Jarch and jSfep
tember. . " ,
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Davie county, the first monday in
April and September. j
llowan, third monday in April and
epteu.b -r.
l)avidson, second Monday after.the
third Monday in April ana Septem
ber. I
Forsythe, fourth monday after the
third monda3r in April and September.
Stokes, sixth monday after the third
monday in April and September. !
Surry, eighth monday after the third
monday in April and September.
Yadkin, tenth monday after the
third monday in April and September.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, j "
Polk county the first monday j in
March and September. !
Rutherford, third monday in March
and September. T i
Cleaveland, second monday after the
third monday in March and Septem
ber. ' ;
Liacoln, fourth monday after third
monday in March and September. I
Gaston, sixth monday after the third
monday in March and September, j
Mecklenburg, eighth monday after
the third moftday in March and Sep
tember. Cabarrus, tenth monday after the
third monday in March - and Septem
ber. ,
TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Catawba county, first monday in
March and September.
Alexander, third monday in March
and September.
Iredell, second monday after the third
monday in March and September.
Wilkes, fourth monday after third
monday in March and September.
Caldwell, sixth" mouday after third
nionday in Jrcb and September. V
Burke; ejghth monday after the third
monday in March and September. ;
McDowelJ, tenth' monday after third
monday in March and September.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. 1v !
Alleghany county; first mondajon
April and September. i -j
Ashe, third monday in A3ril and Sejv
temoer. - " - .:
' Wautauga, second monday after I the
tnird monday in April and September.
Mitchell, fourth monday alter third
monday in ApriLand September. .--
Yancey, sixth monday after the thirj
monday in April and September.-3
Madison, eighth nionday after third
m on aay in April ana ep tern ber.
Buncombe, ten th monday after third
laonuay. in April ana. oep temoer. .
TWELFTH JUDIDIAL DISTRICT.
Clay county, first monday in April
ana oeptemoer. ; .' : "
Cherokee, third monday in April and
oepremuer. . '
Macon, second monday after third
monday in April and September.
Jackson, fourth monday after third
monday in April and September. : j
Haywood, sixth mouday; after third
monday in April and September.
Transylvania, eighth monday after
the third monday in April and Septem
ber. Henderson, tenth monday aft ar third
monday in April and September. .
AN ACT ?
TO PBOVIDE FOB THE KEGISTBATION OF VOTEBS
The General Assembly of North Carolina da'
enact: .
' sec 1 That the commissioners of counties
shall have power, (a majority of such commis
sioners who are duly qualified being present,)
to estaDiisn, alter, discontinue or create sucn
separate places of elections in their respective
counties as irom time to time they may deem
expedient, giving thirty days notice thereof,
by advertisement in some public journal, il
there be one in their count', in three public
places and at the Court House in their county.
sec 2 The Secretary of State shall, prior to
the tenth day of September next, provide for
and forward to the commissioners of counties,
suitable registration books for each 'election
precinct as established- for the last previous
election, ana a suitable number ot the blank
forms of oaths, prescribed by Article VI; sec
tion 4, ol the Constitution.
sac 3 Iu case the commissioners of counties
shall not receive, on or before the first day ol
October next, a sufficient number of registra
tion books and blank forms of oaths, as above
prescribed, they sh:H provide themselves with
the same at the expense of the State.
sec 4 The commissioners of counties, or, in
case no commissioners shall have qualified; the
Governor, shall, on or beiore the fifth day of
October next, select one Justice 1 of ,the Peace
who shall act as Kegistrar of voters for such
precinct He shall be furbished with a regis-
. . - i r A il 1 .1 11
tration bo&it ana bianK iorms oi oatu, ana snail
it all tlRies, irom me uueeuui ua ui uciuuci
next until the day ot the next residentiai
election, receive and register such quaimed
voters as may offer, administering the oath pro-
.1 1 1' 1.1 ; A.1 1
vuled by the iourtn section oi me xixm aiuuie
of the Constitution, to which oath he shall re
quire each elector to subscribe previous to re
gistering his name in the registration book.
He shall receive a fee of five cents for each
voter registered, to be paid out of the County
Treasury. . . . .
sec 5 The county commi sioners, or, in case
no commissioners shall have qualified for their
respective precincts, counties, i the Governor,
shall, on or before the twentieth day of Octo
ber next, appoint two electors in each precinct,
who shall, with the Kegistrar be judges of
elections at the next ensuing residential elec
shall, fifteen days previous thereto,
appoint one Justice of the Peace and two elec
tors in eacn precinct as juages oi ewcuous ior
cvry ensuing oiuie, couu nuu iumjuin
election. The judges of election shall attend
at the places for which they are sevf-rally ap
pointed, on the day of election, and Fhall be
sworn by the snerm, or, in ms uuseucu,
some Justice of the. Peace or other officer au
tViorized to administer an oath, to conduct the
election fairly and impartially, according to the
Constitution and laws of toe Estate; ana m ae
fault of acting, shall be guilty of misdemean
or. Such judges, in addition to the powers
conferred upon them by this act, sh.ll have all
the powers and duties heretofore vested in in
spectors of elections, not inconsistent there-
witn, ana ne supjeci, io me p
sec 6 Every male person born in the United
States, and any male person wno nas neen na
turalized, twenty-one years old or upwards,
who shall have resided in the btate twelve
months next preceding the election, and thir
ty days in the county in which he offers to
vote, shall be deemed an elector and shall be
entitled to registration upon application.
sec 7 Except in cases provided for in sec
tion eleven, of this act, no person shall be al
lowed to vote at any election unless his name
shall be found upon the registration books of
the precinct in which he offers to vote, unless
he shall take and subscribe the following oath:
. , do solera-ly a rear (or affirm) that
I will support and maintain the Constitution
and laws of the United States, and the Consti
tution and laws of North Carolina not incon
sistent therewith; that I have been a resident
in the State of North Carolina ' for twelve
months, and in the county of - for thirty
days, and that I have neither registered nor
voted during this election in any other pre
oinct" Such person having taken this' oath
shall .thereupon b registered. - -
Rftrt It shall be the duty of the iudge.of
in, toon thek Tflmstratiou books for
thei precinct at the place of holding the elec
tion during the day of such eleotiou, and to re
gister therein the name of any legal voter, first
administering the oath as provided in the last
section, before receiving the vote of any elect
or not previously registered, j '
sec 9 . Immediately after any election, the
in does nf elAclinrt Khali deposit the registia-
a ? ' . 1 r iL.: nA!.,ta TP! til
the Register of Deeds of their : counties.
sec 10 It shall be the duty of the Register of
Deeds, previous to any election to be held af
ter November next, to furnish the jndg- s of
election lor each precinct with the registry
frqoks for fljeir prepinct. ) ' .
aee 11 Too Registrar of voters shall, at the
request of any legal registered voter in bis pre
cinct, fuml-ia tq such TPlcr n4? ?ijna-
JL
tnre; a certificate of registration, stating- the
county and precinct in which such voter shall
be registered, and shall make ah entry of auch
certificate against the name of such1 voter on
the registration book. jUpon such certificate
of registration such elector may vote -in any
precinct in his county, without further regis
tration.' ' ' ; ' - r ,: (i .:
I seo 12 Upbri receiving such votethe judges
of elections shafl fold such certificate ot regis
tration with. the ballot of the elector offering to
vote thereupon and deposit it in the ballot box.
" sec X3 All Acts and ' sections of acts." ordi-
i nances -and sections of ordinances, in conflict
Herewitn are nereby repealed.' : . ; i
T sec 4r, Tbis act shall be in force from and af
ter its ratification.. , . -
Hatified the 24th day of August, A 0," 1868.
-' tin nmJ '
To amend an Act entitled An act;lo provide for
zne itegisiraiton oj voters.
The General Assembly do enacts ' "
sec 1 That the Justice of the Peace appoint
ed by the commissioners or by the Governor
to act as Registrar of Voters in each election
precinct,' as provided in the fourth section of
an act entitled "An Act to provide for the Re
gistration of yoters,f t . shall ' make out two
copies of the original Registration book for the
purposes hereinafter J mentioned; which said
copies, when certified to be correct by the Re
gistrar, shall have all the legal force and effect
of the original registration book. -
sec 2 That the county commissioners, or, in
case no commissioner shall have qualified, the
Governor, shall, on or before the 20th of Oc
tober next, appoint six collectors at each pre
cinct who shall, with the Registrar, be judges
of election at the next ensuing Presidential
election; and the said. six electors shall take
the place of the electors provided for in the
fifth section ot the said act and shall perform
all the duties which have been conferred upon
tnem. ..... ' y-: . ; i
sec 3 It shall be the duty of the judges pro
vided for in the preceding section to provide
at least three separate ballot boxes on the day
of the election at their precincts for the con
venience of voters, and as many more boxes as'
they may think necessary. Two judges shall
preside at each of the three ballot boxes, and
if a majority of the judges think more boxes
neceesary, they shall appoint tfro addition!
judges for each additional box. The Regis
trar snail assist at an tne boxes,
sec 4 The Registrar of voters shall furnish
the original registration book and -i the two
copies hereinafter provided for, to the judges
of the election in the precinct for which he is
appointed; he shall furnish one copy to the
judges of each of the three boxes, and if there
be more than three boxes, he shall furnish one
additional copy for each additional box
sec 5 The Registrar shall, receive one cent
tor each name, copied from the original regis
tration book. . .
sec G. Auy person who shall, with intent to
commit a fraud, vote at more than one time,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on con
viction, shall be imprisoned not less than six
or more than twelve months, or fined not less
one hundred nor more than five huudred dol
lars at the discretion of the court; and any re
gistrar of voters or any clerk or cop3ist who
commit a fraud snalTDe name iu tne game yvu-
alty.
sec 7. No registered voter shall Ibe challen
ged on the daj of election, but those offering
to register on the day of election may be1 chal
lenged, and every person applying for regit tr.v
tion before the election may be challenged at
that time in like manner.
lseo 8. AH acts inconsistent with the provis
ions of this act-are hereby repealed. ji
sec 9. The secretary of state shall furnish a
printed copy of this act to the commissioners
of each county. - ' .
sec 10. This act shall be in force from and
after its passage.
Ratified the 24th day of August, A.D., 1868.
(Signed, V JOS. W. HOLDEN,
Speaker House of Representatives, -
(Signed,) TOD. R. CALpWELL,
President of the Senate.
STATE OFNORTH CAROLINA.
Office Secretakt or State, )
J Raleigh, X. C, Augusl.2Slh, 18G8. f
I, Henry J. Mennixger, secretary of state,
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
of the original act on file in this office.
.H.J. MENN1NGER,
Secretary of State.
NOTICE.
T
THE BOLTING cloths at the Merchant
Mills are now in repair, and we are pre
pared to crrind wheat for the public.
W, C. TROY.
Aug. 24 . : :
GROCERIES !
GROCERIES!
I AM now recovering a large and well select
ed stock of - , ;
Groceries, Provisions, ?., '
whch I will sell for cash or thirty days time
to those who le met their payments, my
stock consists in pajt of the following:
50 Bags Rio Coffee, ; 4 - . -
25 Bbla Sugar assorted,
75 Sides Sole Leather,
40 " Upper "
10 hhds. Bacon,
40 bbls. Pork,
35 half bbls. Xiard.
35 bbls Mackerel,
40 boxes Cheese,
50 Kegs Nails.
40 " Powder, . - 7
50 bags Shot, ; .
40 boxes Candy, "
10 boxes No 10 Cotton Cards,
; 10 tons Iron,
25 boxes Axes,
20 cases Shoes, t '
300 sets Common Teas, : . r
100 doz. Plates. ; -
- , ALSO, .. ... ,
Hollow-ware, Pocket Cutlery, Knives
and Forks, Buckets,- Brooms, Spades,
Shovels' EorksBrushes, Curry Combs,
Sad-Irons, Trace Chains, &c
E.F. MOORE.
.- AuS. 24. : c
REMOVED,
A PTER this date we 'may be found at I the
XX. "Isranson store, " north side of Hay street,
lately occupied ; by Mr. " E Ij Pemberton,1 at
.which place we ofier-for ale. Groceries, Hard
ware and Iron, " :
VJ Also, No 1 Peruvian Guano and Bone Dust.
We will sell low for cash or country produce.
i iV. i-civ W 1 SillTH & CO.
sept 3 : ; t ; 4-ttf
T. J. JONES.
SD, G. WOETHV
N. Q. DAJOEI
T. J.; Jones & Co.j
S3
General Com tn ission Jllcr chants,
' , -: :v , . : 27 Hat Stbeet,'
': - Fayetteville, N. C.
A
fall stock of Groceexes and Pbovisions
always on hand. Also, regular dealers in
Lime, PijAsteb, Cement,. Land Plasteb, Gua
no, Baugh s Raw Bone Super-Phosphate.
ES5 Liberal' advances will be made on con
signments, be; sold in AVilmington or New
York. .
Represented in Wilmington by . "Worth &
Daniel, " New xorfc by UitDie,
Worth & Co. . ?
may 5.
109-ilyi
R. H. COWAN, JNO. W. CAMERON. JAS. H. HILL
R.H.eOWA& GO.
"and , , .
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Agents for M. Davis &" Son's (Liberty,
Va.-i) celebrated '. Virginia Chewing
louacco. J ;
Agents for Lister Brers Superphosphate
'. of Lime . ' . ' '.. . !
- -
Agents for Vulcan Iron WorTcs,
- . - Ihchmond.
"Wilmington, N. C,
. No. 32 North Water street.
July 7. . 18-1 y.
E. X Hale & Son,
BOOKSELLRRS & STATIONS, :
Hotci Biiilclingr,
No 41, Hay Street, Fayetteville N. C
SCHOOL BOOKS in general use. BIBLES,
HYMN BOOKS and STATIONERY of
all kinds,, at wholesale and retail. j.
Orders with cash attended to.
Persons who do no tbav promptly on rre-
synuuion ononis neeci not asa credit.
' M. . ' X
1 j uiie j.
GEO- Z- PESNCH,
Commission Merchant and Real Instate Agent
Wilmington, N. C,
w
TILL publish August 1st, for free dis
tribution, a catalogue of lands for sale
in North and South Carolina. Send in a des
cription and price of lands. No charge un
less n sale is effected.
July 7. 18-i-con-t-Jan. 21. i
BUGGIES' ANDrROCKAWAYS 1
AT REDUCED PRICES. .
WE have now on hand a very large and
ocmpletea ssortnient of
BUGGIES, j
ROCKAWAYS, and ,
' HARNESS,
which we arc offering at greatly reduced
prices.
A. A. McKETHAN tt SON. .
march 17. 102-tfj.
18 68! -FALL
AND WINTER IMPORTATIONS.
millinery" GOODS !
Ribbons, Trimming llibbons, Velvet
Ribbons, Silts, Satins, Velvets,
FANCY- BONNET MATERIALS,
BLONDS, CRAPES, .FELTS.
French Flowers, Plumes and Ornaments,
, Bov nets and Ladies Hats,.
In Straw, Silk, Velvet and felt.
We offer thelargest and best assorted Stock
in the United States, comprising all the latest
Parisian Novelties and unequalled in choice
variety and cheapness.
AHMSTKONG, CATOR & CO.
237 & 23U Baltimore st,
Baltimore.
Aug 31 : ... :. . 44t "
WE are receiving our Fall Supply of Gents,
Ladies'. Misses, Boys, and Children's
Boots, Gaiters and Shoes, embracing a gTeat
variety of styles and. qualities, selected from
the best MAXUFACTOKiES expressly for the re
tail trade. '
'ALSO,
Kole and UoTer Leathei. Calt Lining and
Binding Skins, Snoe 'Thread, Lasts, with
a general assortment of shoe find- i
: ; ings, all of which will he sold
. on the most favorable .1
terms for CASH, -V
or to customers who cash their bills, when
presented;. . . ',
1 8. T..HAWLEY & SON. .
August 31; 4-w3t '
BEMOYAL.
nniTE nndersi'rned has removed to the store
1 formerly occupied by H & E J Lilly, two
doors east of Fayetteville Hotel, where he has
on hand and will receive in a few days a large
stock of Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries,
Yarns, Sheeting, &c. He respectfully invites
his old customers to give hini a call at his new
stand.'-' ' ' f-4:'" "" "' " -;" "1 '
' E. L. TEMBERTON.
isro. 6.
NEW GOODS t ;
NEW GOOPS !!
; v - S4o,ooo : ... i
Worth of ew Goods just received
riSHBLATE A BO'S.
.,. x- -v
ft 'T
are now reeeivinir our larre and tzxj
nificent stock.ofi.r ujl -i. C ,
consisting in part of
j
. Merinoes, .
Enipress Cloths,- V
Black and Colored Alpacas,-.
Tako. Clloths, Lusterine, Mohairs,
Chenes, Poplins, Serge Ancrlerino,
Robe de Chambre, Armures, DcLaues,
Muslins, Prints, Blankets, Spreads,
Sheetings, Shirtinp, Bed Ticking,.
, Drillings, Cloaks, Sacques,
Shawls, a full and com- .
v plete lino of j - i ;
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
The In visible Hair Net,1
The Celebrated 'Duchess Kid Gloves..
every pair warranted, if they rip or
tear the money will be refunded.
We have largely increased our as
sortment of .
.noSlEIlYand GlArESL
50 do'z. 'pieces of thai celebrated
Cash's Brittania Ruffling,! .
5U adz. Hoop Skirts;
A large and fine assortment of La-
dibs' and Misses Walking Shoes and
Gaiters, together with a full lino of
Men's and Boys'
CLOTHING,
. Cloths, Cassimcrcs,
150 pieces Jeans. '
96 doz. Men's and Boys' Hats,
140 cases Boots and Shoes, and ft
general assortment of Goods, adopted
to
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. 'Ladies and Gents1 Wear. .
: All the ahore Goods, were Durchased from
the Jmiortere and manufi cnrfw direct, for
t i i - js ,
marked in plain figures,' so every one can sea
the price: We nave only one price, t
. S. JL FISHBLATE & BBO.
. On the Corner. i
Market Square. ,
Aug 24. . 1- "
REMOVAL.
ON SEPTEilBEK FIEST, we will mov
into our -1 . .
NEW STORE,
Hakket Square, and will in a few days com
mence getting in our i . I
NEW STOCK.
to which we would ask
the a
tention of. par
chasers.
Aug 21
J. K.
KYLE A CO.
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Brass Kettles, for preserving, . . ' .
ilasliu
Hauce pans, all sizes,
Pots, Ovens, Spiders, all sizes.
Sad Irons, wagon and cart boxes, ;
Well buckets and well wheels.
Manilla and cotton rope, all styles.
Water buckets, paiN and tubs, '
W. G. MATTHEWS, 58 A CO Hay st
aug 31. : . - 4-wtf '
EEMOYiAL.
rpiIEO. MABTINE has removed from his
JL old stand, up town, to No. 20, Hay street,
the store formerly occupied by W N Tilling
hast as a Crockery Store, and more recently by
J K Kyle & Co., as a, Dry Goods store. Hs
keeps on hand all kinds of f
HARDWARE,.
and will be happ) to see his friends.
Sept 10. - I j tf
TO FARMERS !
TONS GENUINE No. 1 Psscvxiw
tjKJ Gdano just received and for le, di
rect from Government agency in New York.'
Also, 15 to 20 tons Unadulterated -Bone-warranted.
Send in vourj orders for, the s
bove valuable and warranted Fertilizers,
. . , PlOWS- ... ... ; t
Now on hand, Nos. 10, 11, (C0, CO;, 3-4,
Kentucky Pattern, and AC. t 1. .
Iron otnei! Stool.'
Wide Iron, Swedes, from 4. to 9 inches
wide already cut-in sizes to suit shares.'
Bar Iron, Swedes, from li to 2 inches wide.
Plow Steel, from 6 to 8 inches wide.
Cast Steel, , best article. . Englwb . refined
Iron from 1 to 2 inches wide. Best English
Hoop Iron.
C-rocories.
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- Coffee Bio and old Java. . Rngar- from
common brown to best white." Teas oftbs
best varieties, Cora aud Corn Meal, on band
constantly. I r i . !
All of the above articles we will seh low for
cash., i
w. D'smrnco.
Hotel Baildmp
March3,
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