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ROOnfllEPUBLICAN STATE
v A Executive Committee,
Bdleijh Jan; 0, 1872. j
A meetiD. of this Committee ia CHlled to
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xu ".u .
day of this mont D.A. full attendance is
desired. Members vvha cannot; attend, wilt
-pkase appoint proxies.
J.C L. IIakius,
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Secretary.
i JOS. U. I111J, iliS(,
bur city agent, and will call on our friends
to renew their subscriptions to the Posi'JlIe
is "ttlso.'dulv autbarizedi to collect ami fe
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ceijit for money dud. this-pa'per.'
Yelliug cats are troublesome.
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Squalling babies are terrible.
Fighting dogs arc:a nuisance.
Seventh street sidewalk is going down.
Charlatnagn, the greatest of great lungs
of France, only learned to road at the age
of 45 years: !
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I? The Wilrnington and Charlotte Strain
Ship Company org mized on. . Wednesday
ind the steamers are to be built.
" Chuuch Stkeet. The foot of Church
street is to be fixed so that the engines can
fret water . from thctVock, in case ot fire. "
The Commission of Engineers, appointed
to examine the Caps Fear River and Works,
will convene in this city on Tuesday the
23 I Instant. k .
These wintery nights are hue for ccurt-
ing
Go courting '-where they have plenty
of wood and coal and good hot supper?.
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jit's so pleasant. i
" Misfortune never comes single,
And so, like birds of a feither.
The marriages and the deaths
' Arc always printed together.
Col: Waddell- has offered "a bill in Con
gress to build a new post Office land federal
court roonp We hope: it will be put on
Maket street near Second.
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Latest. When
a man marries nnw-a-
days,- it is the fashion . .J to Isetde a iot of
money 6n his ' niothef-ti laW,o she won't
come and live on him.
FIItE,The. fire yesterday morning was
at the house of Mrs. Thos. Smith on Red
Cr.oss street. Officer Wa"!cott discovered if,
anlj had it out at once. :
1 It! only takes 29 hours to go to New; York
by railroad. A few yekrs ago it took 29
days. 'And yet, there are-people living who
think railroads a serious injury.
. Tr unk; Stolen. -t A trunk was stolen
. from the IJnion Depot Tuesday evening and
robbed;.,. The 4runk? bejo4ged--bi
: Graham, a gentleman from New York. ..
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' The W., C. & R. R. R. has 1,050 tons
iron on the way to Wilmington. - Work is
soon to commence and in a lew weeks' re
shall have communication with Wadesboro.
'Geo. P. Rowell & Co., J40 PaK.Row,
! New York. Advertising5 Ageuts, is a model
busine?s-hou3e jThey give more for the
money than any o'ther liouse ins the world."
I I Gowg.A gentleman's garden on Market
street was invaded by a cow, on Friday
v. night
last, and several dollars worm oj
j damage done.
ltd be stopped.
This kind of thing ought
,; Wilmington has no public bath house.
-"Cleanness is next to Godliness." Wc do
x hopiamenSpiavo- entcTpnse enough
in start a bath house the coming summer;
Wash, asd'bc" clean.
rfiu- nm nnfe nfNaw Hacover" is cs
tabUshed. Capt. I. B. Granger is the Pres
ident and S. Df Wallace, Es4. ia Gashicr.
With theopula S3
doubt of success-andlplenty.oi dividends, j
W. & S. , S, R. aThe street railway
ii.Li w .1 ! TTnlm rip nnk
This . wilKbaTa, crcat-pouviencc to tnc
people. CorteinVis aworkmg man, and
knows how Jo do thingsin a hurry. ;
New Bell The 7th1 street Methodist
A 1
Church has a new ' bell. It is now beicg
hungJ tipa fewaaaylt Kboetials wilF
be heard jjua llilli tyipoKi f1
! I. llt.' Vat r.niov VV rr.t? i n.tioi'al f..,r.
. . J - . T . . ;,.-, larcre stocs of sedoaa -liand ffvernmcnt
Main street, corner of EleventhichmGnrT. jSHiterem,, &c, constanhy ' tr : i - i?s W tihet Vouog ' showiarxo.
Ya.. are authonzgd agents of. this paper. f "ii'i 'f : VS-"J?f!-" V- i i r ' ' fat iommyinkes but indifferent progress,
' ! v -cii - r :i ;! 0n banitwolcaatd audi retail, at low WrrTTKr V T - ii, for Io,a guinea pig .is fouod to have, no
1 ' . - r -- T I YI.M. -M 1TA a 11 m K J 1 . K K K. t 1 a - B ,
.-, na cotsentea to act as i"a i. i r w . , - ' . , v I5 '.
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ILraStGTON, N. (3.; THURSDAY MORNING JAK
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We call attention to the circular lettei of
Hon.; D. A. Jpnkins, the Treasurer of tbo
State . zxidv exoicU Treasurer of lb?Borcl
of Education. n "... :
All Justices 'bf the i Peace arc bound to
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an uiitj utjfcttTfi-irv i;u',in ill ilia
jlerivoi the SapriorCoprt. , Look out, all
irU,. ?;,.r'"i . Tu.V.V.'.V.-x-'"''' '
f; J.unes "S: Toplia &Co.r No. 8 S uth
,11 Fron t fstre? r, -tVil ml gt o nji .6., ' are manu
j ! fact ufers riot every. lLScriiti(nir ofi Tfutik?,
.Traveling Bag?, .-Saddlery s.mi Harness A
The Rational Republican publish
ed at Winston, weekly, Z per annum. A
good -Republican, a good scuqd paper. Go
ori fribct AValserV Pilch into Democracy.
We have weathered six years and are vete
rans. We know how hard - the devil fights
and how much he promises. We are glad
to welcome sou into the ranks.
Bad Pavements. We call again upon
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the city- authorities to compel the owners of
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the bouse on Market street.'Xorth side, to
repair the. pavement in front;'aiso, the pave
meut next South of A. I). Brown's store on
Front street. Thcsg breaks arc a nuisance,
and if the owners of the pr.opc-rty wont fix
their pavements they ought to bs made to
pufior.
; Subkiibs. -We wonder if one halt the
population'of our city ever walk out m the
suberbs of the city and view the many im
provemeiits going on. What would tne
Rip Van Wioklvs have thought twenty
years-ago toh-ve heard that one hundred
and ninety houses had been built iu one
year? What would have been said in 1840
at such a lire department ? Those Who re
colleet the awiul fires of 1840 and 848 may
congratulate themselves that theycan stop
all night without fear and tr3mb:ing. The
'Post' goes in for progress.
Tho suit of the ' Wilmington, Charlotte
and Ruthtrford Railroad, which was argued
before tlic Supreme Court on last week,
was for the recovery ot $.100 000 in bonds,
which VVal been deposited withth Btite
and Rutherford railroad, as collateral, to
secure the jStutc in the payment of interest
oy xue roan, 'out which tnc mongrel ljegis-
lature of 18G8 '60
saw fit to donate to the
Western read. The Legislature, of course.
had no right to do this, as the bonds did
not belong to the State, and an injunction
has therefore been sued. out by the.auhori
ttejdf;tbe read torbuldingthe sale. ot theseJ
bondsj'k'rid the ni alter lias now been laUl-be-fore
the ' Supreme Oouriv' The decision of
that body has not yet btcn announced, but?
it wi,lt probably be made m a lew days.
IloanoJce JHeics.
The News had better (-xaminphe laws of
1868 and 1869 and. eee if any such act was
passed by tliaf honorable bod v. The act
of 1866 and 1867; but it Js not surprising
that the Ncics is misfa.iffdr it copied the
above fioni the Wiimingtou Journal.
.1871. The vear 1871 is passed. The
financial year ;of .the cltybnded 'ontlm even
ing of tlie'dtii.' Tbe flayer and. "Marshal
have prepared their reports for the "year.
The city is prospering, increasing in wealth
and population.; -LikVan overgrown boy
who (wears but his olothes with (rftpiditvi
fold'oes -"our city 'in its expanses have'to
keep ahead of the old time city of 1850 to
1800, When ,it had reacaea a 's!:ana suit
point, which, seems to some old fogies to
b3 tTie perio.l t perfect happiness.
There have been more houses erected
ithin-the past-foucyeau thanjWilmington
yntaihed'twenty yean agoand their value
w
con
quiteequal to that ot the real estate twenty
years ago.Duringjthe yearvthe f city has
been th9P.ugUlj:drainetl, thereby rendering
it! heaUhv; the poor aud'sick' well cared for;
ibstreeti 'cleaned aud tli U3aods.af other
t:ibsnoJor,jthe phlic good.
1 Wbc CroB?5id;fey
give a gyDopjMlifi j f , -
DeLICAT'E ClVEATCBSS, rftl3' IS tl e
rasaiipUwlffiliSla'ncss, the Moor
of Venice, to the !?Mr Indies of ltaly.3vlt
wis the loveiv cotnpitiiou ot; veauemuuii,
8h eontrt-- a--d own.
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" Good
won hia heart; and soota to say, every man aucoceu u ,...uu6 deemed guilty ot embrz?ement, and may Kathleen N'Conuer, with san?..Roae Watkins.
ot discernment cil3fair skifi, like a the squarc,v r bepunished not exceeding five years in the Terrence CMoore. . r... .Uan-y'WatklnB.
aWect Voice 'An- exct thing in woman; x Rhode; Tsland . presented her statue of State priwtJediscreU 'iBupportedby their truly Great jCompanj
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There ia tfUealjjifift odoriferous toilet mthe rgtunda at tne Uapitai. - r proCeed8 that may accrue to the State from . PRICE OFsADMISSION :? ; jatr
ariic'c,e3knbwfti8yKere!Jas Haoak. ,.uonJtiing maue qui-a long Bpeecu m ics of estray8, or from fines, penalties and: n or.kt i - u :f m
MlGNiar -Bwmlt trans- opposition the one term amendment, but forfeiture shall be faithfully approprtafed JS
WAG. .j-. u . . . ' ffasinl. -dido' " aucceed in fringing out many re-i Jbr establishing and perfecting in thisjBtate QaUery .:!ri .v.'.V. : . :.::?! .55
gktcs trlotidy-crw-sknj, SOfloang, amn t , sn ccecu nj l; nJA i i mtem of Free Public Schools, and for no PrivatVUoxes:. . .f-to $6 0
e discolored: Xlf&ckarms and bosom ijiarksom the onginator of. the .mend, pap06es r uaea whatever." " -b, Wrttett Helnsberge
with a sott, pearly tif?2,IP4 imparting to menti (Sumner); , - - - ' rrhe bf Superior Court will trans- Htc and Book Store on Friday-January im.
pt to engender, are speedily removed from
their faces, J hands indiums, bj this de-.
liglitful preparation.
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My Friend, stop that terrible congb, and
thus avoid a consumptive's grareV-by
i usihit iir i"ira irkirion MoMirai i lie
I ,0 W M WBUWU i WMI
' coyery. For quriog all throat, bronchial
!iiJ;.s1L:....i,. .
rSoid by rlrugg'sts. " ' ' T
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: -Us- ... . 'NOTICE, ; ' "-
Hereafter this column of the Post itill be at
0 0:ti . 7 1.1 ? . T - 7 :
press tlisir views upon topics of Merest, for
Dear Post. Anions
things your columns present to our people
may be mentioned the Ladies' Calico Party i
given at Mrs. William Tucker's, on last
evening, which was in every respect a grand
success. The Revs. B. W. Morris, John H.
Spnggs and a number of other gentlemen
were present, and we can assure you there
was no pains spared by Mrs. Tucker, Mrs.
Eowerv and Mrs. fiamnrtn fn nrrnqrp ororw.'
L. Ut . m u j
IQ D? lor tl.e .iP-fiftsion ,J t bar. nnnlri h to-
BraA . , -
sired to make the evening a pleasant one
Miss Carrie V. Bampson was engaged a
part of the evening in discoursing sweet
music upon the melodeon, while Mr. James
E. King sang bas3, which was most charm
ing to the ears of all present.
The girls and boys sat and sang,
Music through the air sweetly rang ;
, Girls all dressed in calicoi attire,
Sitting 'round a comfortable fire.
The boys were dressed plain but neat,
With shining boots upon their feet ;
ext wts asage meat and latty eye,
; Oyeter fritters nd chicken pie.
Plenty of pickles, wet or dry,
Neat lady waiters standing by !
What will you have, coffee or tea ?
1 am here to wait upon thee.
Egg and ogg and cake
Was all very nice,
And kept the boys wake
Better than rice.
CQRltECT.
OUli WASHINGTON LETTER.
: --W-AWtWfiiPr)jrfta1 1 Arl?a..
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The hexj;. Presidential noLiinating ;on-
vention will meet in Philadelphia the first
Wednesday in June next. Each congres
sional district is entitled to two delegates,
and the State two for each Senator. The
desire of the Union, liberty loving people
i3 so plainly expressed that we predict tor
the present President a unanimous, rc-nom-ation.
it seems as if every week added
thousands of friends to his fide; there is ao
much- to praise and so little to complain
about in his administration that sore-heads
are very scarce and weak in their opposi
tion, .and true Republicans loud and en
thusiastic in his defence; the democrats
thoroughly cowed and demoralized are
Jooking every way for some chance straw
upon; which to base a nt w organization; but
'tis too late in the day lor another ."depart
ure,1' and ih ere 13 no hope of dissesion in
the" Republican rank?, that once powerful
patty has sunk so low that one would think
not enough honest men were lett- in its
rauks to give it decent burial; the pitiful
J reniuant consists, North of itUieves and jail
J !
b'rds, and South of rabid secessionists;
what few: respectable-.men remain seem
ashamed of thd herd bv which they are sur
rounded, and are very"iukewarm in their
allegiance, and generally show a desire to
abstain entirely from political life.
CONGRESS
Re assembled on Monday, and was opened
. T . . T . f ai v
n,Uk rrifAr hv a. Jewish : Rahbi. Abraham
J: ' - , u
DeSola. His prayer was such as no chns-
tian sect could object to, and was a model
ol perfection; the Jews seem " very much
gratified at this c6urfeoct thepart of
the House of Represefatatives,, and warmly
express their satisfaction.
Waddlll ir.trnduced a bill lor the erec-
lion ,.Ol puuu uuMUAUKs. ov - iimmuiuu,
N.C., which was referred to the proper
eo-mittee.
gchurz made a long string ot remarks m
Wr J?-"
xnittee room. " ;
,ITE"W YORK CUSTOM HOUSE INVESTIGATING
: ''.:. - COMMITTEE.
"Some one say?: I know a boy who crea
ted a sensation by breaking in upon the
gravity of his guests in this wise: f Enter
ing the room, be, commenced, "The class in.
Natural History are invited to witness a
living curiosity. Even the learned Agjis z
has never explained the reason why, it jV.u
lake a guinea pig up by the taij, his ejts
will drop out. Please walk .out into
kitchen and look at Cavy." They at! rus'.i
out and behold the little icHo-.v vni b black
And oransNj - tnuitui imlif ! kirthc n f.s .:ir;-
4oncl,tM W-ase-lHs- t?e.s driop out
Tho democrats are very eager to shake
our' New York Custom House officials by
the tale, but can't find any slightly on the
guinea pig order. !
woman's suffrage covention
Has been in session here during the past
week we., failed to see any real women
among them; the cloak ot modesty and
reserve which every woman should possess
has: been thrown away, and they grow more
andt more violent at every step. A commit
tee from the Convention was received by
the Senate committee on the Judiciary, and
preseuted a petition signed by thirty thous
and females, asking tor the right to vote,
The same old infants seem to be the lead
ing spirits, and the matter will probably
die! with them.
! civil service reform.
Of one thing everybody seems satisfied,
and that is, that our President is tally de
termined to give tbe measures inaugurated,
a full and tair tiial ; as a partisan Demo
cratic measure, it has been a complete fail
ure, for the prompt and decided action of
thd Executive, disarmed the schemers, and
if the reform succeeds the credit will re
dound to his name,
WAR WITH SPAIN. j -One
would almost wish for war with
Spain, in order that some punishment might
bei meted out to her lor the many acts of
cruelty and savage ferocity towards the
Cubans, and it may be that the insult offer
ed' to this country bv the "Florida" affair
will lead to such an end unless the most
ample apology is given; and lull reparation
matre.
JIM FISK, JR.
The whole I that has been said on this
8UbjvCt by the newspapers, may be con-
densed in a very fev words. A libertine
and rogue has been murdered by a coward
ly; assassin.
j TARIFF, REVENUE, &C. ,
The incomer tax will not be repealed.
Nothing definite can be learned as to tariff,
but the general opinion is that a large re
duction will be made ; the difficulty seems
to be upon the proper articles to farof.
But my space is more than filled. D.'
iSTATE NEWS.
Sold. iMr. J. B. Carpenter has sold his
interest in The Rutfiei'erd bear to Mr. A.
D. K. Wallace. The paper will be con-
duQted hereafter by Messrs. Logau & Wal
lace.'- " j . -
Coming to Light. The raid by the ku
klux on j The Rutherford Star aud Mr. Jus
tice,-was participated in by some of the
klan from South Carolina, who are now
confessing their guilt at Columbia.
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Wake Criminal Coult Th? Criminal
docket, numbering about one hundred and
fifty cases was taken up on yesterday. There
is one case of burglary. The other cases
are ot minor iuiDortauce. The Court will
continue in session about two weeks. Era.
To Clerk, of Superior Courts and other
County Officers.
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STATE of North CAiAV aoij THREE NI GIH.TS ONLJV
TiEA8vDEPKALEiGn, Jairt.Tl- , , - I .. , , i
Your attention is called to Sections 6 and
7t Schedule C, ot "An Act to raise Revenue,"
f";1
Lccti a fine, penalty or forfeiture in be-
hilt ot the State, be shall within ten days
cnoti inAntinn"or;f!nlhnhiftrtv'nri'ftvp.r
alter Euch reception or collection v ba? 'oyer
I ' J i. aw td. tarns
aoU ' aCCUUUt iui me ooujc iu ui& wili iv ui
the Superior Court, who shall forward any
..ach fioV penalty or forfeiture to the.Treas-
j benefit of tne lund tor uommon bcnoois.
V,,, tne preoiding, c,n sH bo.
"flee. Y. mat any ouicer convicieu ui
48. 1872.
NAVASSA
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MANUFACTURERS
which has established a reputation as a
other SOUTHERN CROPS. J,
U Aa L
GUAxVO
NAVASSA TOBACCO FEUTIIif ZEB;'?
Rich in AMMONIA and ALKALINE SALTS, proneities oeculiarlv rnnirfid bV t
rr-iT nnr nnnn r
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DISSO
rrepared especially tor composting with
. . 1 THROUGHOUT
Hon, R. R. BRIDGERS, president
, : u itiacKAi) Secretary and Treasurer J
How Wicked are the Heathen Chinee
A Moral, j
A day or two since a coUple ot ladies,
whO'Were out collecting mefney for church
purposes,; stopped at the j Piute House,
Lower Gold Hill. After calling on a num
ber of persons for contributions they asked
"John," the Chinese cook, tp give a dollar.
'What for yeu wantee me give .dollar ?"
asked John, "vve want yon; to give a dol
lar to help the church." j "Dolla helpa
church ?" cried John, 'opening his eyes ;
"what matter ichurclra ? i hit's poor, "it
needs money; Can't you give me a doilai?"
"Ale no saoe cnurcua ; me poor, too. What
you call cnurch what f him namee ? " :
"'Christ's Church," was the reply. "No, me;
nogivefdolla," answered abhn decidedly :j
me no iiKec ivusj, ; , ivusc wantee too mucna
raonfiv minp.v. moriLsraiLilmH ninnoji inr'l
JiilSt !" , . , .
DIED.
MARTIN In this City Jaimary 14th, 1872J
MARGARET CRAWFORD MARTIN, widow
of the late Cap t. Silas H. Martin, aged, 75 years,!
1 monta ana o days. 1
SPECIAL.!
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
EVERY-ONE BI3 OWN DOCTOR Beinff a
nrivate instructor for married bersons. or those?
about to be married, both mate and female, in!
everyunaa: concerning tne pnys lolocy and re-i
lations of our sexual system, and the product
tion and prevention, oi ensprmg, including alt
the new discoveries never before given, in th4
English ' lanrfU3gc,- by WMJ YOUNG, M; D4
It is written in plain language lor ; tne general
reader, and is illustrated with, numerous En-!
gravmgs. . All young: manriect people, or those;
contemplating marriage, snd having the leasf
impediment to married, lifet should read this
boos, it i discloses secrets tnat, every one
should be acquainted with; f still it is t a book
that must be iocKed tip and not let lie anaut
the house. It will be sent to anv address on
receipt of 50 cents. Address Dr. WM. YOUNGf
No. 416 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadeb
phia. f vHi,,;.- -ift.f ' .''i mi-i.-'Ki
"AJTJf JhlU 1X AJSIJ U AiTUKl UN AXJfi-?
No matter" what m&V be rdn'r disease, before
you placeiyourself under the? care of any one of
the QUACKS native and foreign who adverf
tise in this or any other paper, get a copy e$
Dr. Young's Rook ana read it carelnliy. it will
be the means of saviogyou many a dollar, your
I t,e Wnsultedon iany of theHiaeases deseribe
Health, and possiDiy your lire. . ur. x oUDg cap
in his publications by mail or at his office. No.
148 Spruce street,- above Fourth, Philadelphia.
noy23 v . - i j ' -laWHaJi
Mew Advertisements.
f By General Desire, Return of the Great
est of all Southern Stars
1
if
iibsi mb HiaRY watrins,!
J And positively their last apb
I '-' '"- season.. '
earance here this
MONDAY ENENING, JANUARY 22d,
Will'he prodaccd. tieheautiyiil1romntic.taai&
77
KATHLEEN MAVOUUNEEN; or UNDER
- THE SPELL.
'"NrA'i'.ic?'-
mmm mm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm n
-.9 '
: -T
OF THE POPULAR -
standard fertilizer for CORN. COTtONhd"
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jDPH O SIBL ATE &
COTTON SEED. For sale by our agents
THE SOUTH.
C..L. GItAFFLIN, Supenntendtnt. .
rew Aclvcr Ciscmcats
fNew HtoreX Old; Goddal
T,
' GREEtlEVALD & CO.i
32 NORTH WATER STREET, Mv
NextdoVr to Willard Bro.'s, .
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS, WINES, '
- r brandies; whiskies." v
'.; .'-'';" ' "' ' ! : ; ':' - -f ' GINS, &c.;c::
and all kinds of Fancy Liquors, which' we will "
otter to the trade on the most reasonable terms,
as we are receiving large consieriments of the
best goods ia the country. "Flcase call be
fore makine your purchases , , . . ;
jan l4 - , '166-tf .
B
ACON, FLOUR, MOLASSES.'
i&,ocojn bacons - 4'
For jiale at lowest Baarlcef rate' at -
, " HORTENDOBF & HASHAGEN.
Jan u 156
NOTICE,
V.RDERED THAT THE SHERIFF OF TniS
County be notified by the Clerk of this Board
to advertise in one of the daily papers -that all
persons on the. delinquent li8t allowed the
Sheriff in his settlement with , the State, for
polls and personal property . will be Howefl
until the 1st day of February, 1672; to pay 1
same, and if, not paid' 'rby Or lef6re thit dat
then! the Sheriff Is, by this order directed to
advertise the names:; of r all c deli nquents, and ' 1
proceed to apply the strictest provisions iof the
law in such cases . made, andproTided .-for ,'the; re
collection of poll and' personal property taxes,
' - j - Per Wm. & Gehkbn, DeputyV
AH persons interested iu4b aboveorder will
please take , notice . thereof and govern . them
selves accordingly.
J. W. SCUENCK. J., Sheriff.
lanll
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i EE MY BOOTS.
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Ladies Shoes, coarse and llne.":
Boo's tor Gefitsjaf: many kindif .
: Old men's Shoes, the very beatrr f
-Misses Bals, as good as tbC resf;J
Childicn'8 Shoes, Tip add no.Tip,
Boys Gaiters that will not rip. 7 .
All these you see, and many more,
At A. L Price's Live Boot Sttre,
Ffiour and Mabkst St&ekts. t
Ian 14 ' ,:f4 ' ' . '
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' ' , Piactical Job Printer.
Princess Street, North side, between, Front
and Second, f,t . '-n
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Mourning Wress (Woods,
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' M . J O. WILLI AMD.
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WILLIAMS.
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