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THURSDAY,
JULY :, 18G8.
Yeiccs Calling.
"Oh, hush !"' she whispered, "1 hear them
speaking-,
Voice- callinjr upon the r.ir;"
AuJ while sli .i-leLcJ tim pale light giisU
filed.
And hiy and floated upon her hair.
"Oh, no!' they answered, '-we hear no
."peaking,
M e hear no voices upon the breere,
It must le only the night wind lonely,
That sij;hs and whispers among the trees."
' I h. hu h."' she liiurninred. "1 hear thein
sinking
Sincinjt the songs that I used to know."
And wl.il she listei ed, the tearotlrops glist
t nrd
And through long lashes began to flow.
'Oil, no '" they answered, "we hear no sing,
i hit.
We lieiir no voices singing so,
Ti but the waking of sea wa ves breaking
Upon the shingles wr below."
' Oh. hush she w luspeied, "I hear then
calling,
Sw ct voices oft he long ago!"
And while she listened, the long light glist
ened. And lav on iier sweet face white as show
'(Jii, no!" they murmured, " she wander:
wildly.
We hear no voices on the breeze,
Plie's listening only to night winds lonely,
That sigh and whisper among the trees.'
"Uttshl hush!" they answer, while dews
were tailing,
V hile dead leaves rustled through the air
And. w lule they shimmered the pale light
glimmered,
On a twee and lorm like the amrels fair.
'Oh. pray !'" th-y whispered, "our love is dy
i n sr.
Her voice is fainting across the sea ;"'
And w inle they listened the fair davn glist
ened, Oil. Ood ! her morning breaks with thee
8 P U 5 1 G I A N A .
Why is a lady's bek !ifca a scaven-
per: jn.'causc it goes rouau and gatucrt-
:r: lecau?c
J t k . 1 1 .
up the waist.
A veritable story is told of a bright
little girl, who, attending Sunda
6cliool lor the first time, was asked
"Who went into the lion's deu?" The
child appealing puzzled, the teacher
commenced spelling, to " awaken th
child's memory, ''P-a u " "I know
now," exclaimed the, 4-it was Dan
llice." :
'Uncle Jemmy,' said a waggish bladt
to one of ti e best old tneu who cvei
lived or died. 'I'm told you are very
fond cf apple dumplings.' 'Why,'
6 iid the patriarch, 'wJien I lived it
Virginia, I liked tl em better than r.ny
thing in the world, and could e; t
eighteen or nineteen at a time; but;
somehow, since I cauws to Georgia.
my appetite has so failed me that j
can never eat more than fourteen or )
fifteen before they begin to clog upon
W stomach.
Who Told the Lie. Two lit le
boys were quarreling, and their mother
cauio to settle the difficulty. She could ;
not ti'.d o. i which was to blame. At
la; she said; 'Well, I shall fiud out on
ths last day who told the lie.' A few
nights after, there was a dreadful storm,
wluch ble w off the roof of the house. j
The little boys were frightened and be
gin to pray. When the mother opens
ed their chamber door the boy who
t )ld the lie cried out: 'Mother, if its
the judgment day, it was me that told
t e IL'
At a wedding in Delaware, recently,
when all waB arranged, and the minis-,
trr called on any to speak who objected
to the maniaire, a husky voice cried
oat,
'I da."
All eyes were turned -to the direction
from whence the voice emanated, when
an individual emerged from the crowd,
holding his handkerchief up to his
eyes, and blubbering.
Why do you object, my friend V
inquired the minister.
" because I want Ler myself," he
replied.
A dashing young widow in Deisoit
prep-red an agreeable surprise for her
suitor u few evenings since. Expect
iug a call from him she hid herself in
a convenient corner, aud as he touched
the knob of the door bell, sprang out
it the dar kness and smothered him
with kisses. His cool reception of her
c iresses startled her with a recognition
if the fact that instead of her lover she
h id been lavishing her sweetness upon
tu; con Jitctor of a street car, who 'had
enne with a note explaining an unfore-t-e
-ti absence. The widow thereupon,
with great propriety, fainted oa the
spot.
The best thing out an aching tooth
Mau's inevitable lot in the grave
yard. (j rant's candidacy is likclyta end in
sriioko.
When beggars die there are no com
ets seen.
Iv.-cry one can master a grief, but he
! '. it h;i3 it.
We all have our trials all except Jeff
J; : vis.
Jiurler is lifce a corset ho abounds
u Looks aud eyes.
A Yankee riding on a railroad was
uispooed to astonish the other passen
gers with tough staries. At last he
mentioned thai one of (hia neighbors
owned an immense dairy, and madu a
i jiili in pounds of buWer and cheese
yearly The Yankee perceiving that
Lis veracity was in danger of being
(jH -stionedv appealed to his friend:
'Trurt. isn't, 31 r. ? I speak of
!eacim Brown.''
" Yse.s," replied the friend, ,! that
is I know Deacon IJrown, though I
n't k-ow as ever I heard precisely
1 '.w many pounds of butter and cheese
he unkes a year ; but I kuow he has
v.velve saw mills that all go by butter
milk." rr .. c . ( i .
i 1IK OOLTIIEKU . STATES. it IS a
simlicaiit faft that of the ten Southern
Hates now about to be "admitted."
(i'-orgia was in the Ubiou before
'dasspehusetts, South Carolina before
ve-.y Hampshire, Virginia before New
ork, Aorth Carolina, before llhod
lrl.it)'.' L.ou:sai before Indiana. Miss-
i-.--iptti bel'jr Illinois, Alabama, before
Maine, Arkansas before Michigan,
Forida ' e"ore Iowa, and Texas before
"Wisconsin.
We give the dates of their admis
sion: Georgia, January 2, 1783; South
Carolina, May 23, 17S8; Virginia.
June 26, 1788; North. Carolina, Nov
ember 21, 178'J; Louisiana, April 8.
L2; Mifcsissippi, Dsesember 10, 1817,
-iiii:.-v, December-. 11, 1819; Arkau
, Ju'i 15, 1836; Florida, iMarch 3,
lily, TtXiJ) December 19, 1813.
Ritualism.
The Ritualistic party iu the Epis
copal Church achieved a remarkable
victory yesterday, iu the New Jersey.
Dioeesau Convention, and the fact is
worth noting as an-olhcr sigu of the
remarkable progress of that branch of
the Church to wards "devclopemcnt. '
Ju his anuual charge to the clergy,
the Bishop (Odeiheiuier) took the
'highest" possible ground- He coun
selled obedience to the canon laws, ss
embodying the will of God. He also
denounced the growing tendency to
argue the abstract merits of the law,
instead of readily submitting to it.
This was understood to refer to the
Tying case. This stirred up the
Evangelical (or low Church) party to
i demonstration in the other direction,
.vhich took the lorm of a se ries of
esolulions submitted by Cortland
Pat ker, Esq., of which the following
ire the most remarkable:
Kesolved, That this convention de
motes the introduction of said changes
u the manner of worshiping God, by
whatever ancieut practice iu any other
:hurch the same may have been re
cognized, and whatever their intrinsic
ncrit, aud expressing its ferveut hopu
chat the same may cease from among
us.
Resolved. That among the practices
to which allusion is made, this conveu
io'ii will particularize the following;
bowinr at the name of Jes'is at other
times than when occurring iu the
Creed; turning especially to the cast
or to the Communion table when mak
ing ascription of praise to Almighty
, " i e ,l 111..
jou, or to any person ot uie noi)
trinity; intoning the prayers of tins
Psalter; singing any portion of the Lit
urgy which the rubrics do not express
!y permit to be sung; the use, by any
niuister not a bishop, of any niiuisi
terial garments or decoration in divine
worship, excepting the gown, surplice,
stole and bands, the use of Couiuiuu
ton tables constructed in any manner
so as more to resemble an altar than a
table; the placing of crosses, or cruci
fixes thereupon, or of caudles or cat. die
sticks or diifereut coverings as part ol
the ornaments or furniture thereof: the
intentional elevation of the Bread" or
Wine in the fc'acraineut of the Lord's
Supper; the use of Iucense; the prac
tice of crossing the person; ceremonial
processions immediately before, after,
ir during divine worship; and gener
ally all acts, intentional postures ant!
conduct in the celebration of diviue
worship, which tend to make the sain-
resemble, iu outw.rd seeming, that 0i
the Church of Rome.
After an animated debate, the resol
utions were rejected by the following
very decisive vote:
Clergy. L'tiy
Against o" -3
For 1G 21
Majority H 2
Majority for the ritualists, over all,
1G. New York Express.
The Gaim s Law sirt.TIrs. Cains oilers to
fompromise.
(From the New Orleans Picayune, June M ) ,
A rumor having been circulated th it
a new question had arisen in the "(Haines
case," which would be contested by the
present occupants namely, that the
oaid occupants wouid be allowed im
provements it is proper that thes-e
pat ties should understand the nature ot
the deeiwkiTis of the highest court in
relation to the matter iu order to pre
vent further unnecessary litigation.
The question of allowing improvements
was strongly argued in the Supreme
Court of the United States by Messrs.
Dreut and May, two of the able.-t law
years that have been engaged against
uie, and the result of the decision in
this case allowed uo improvements
whatever to the contestants, but on
the contrary, decreed that I should be
placed iu possession of my property,
and r iceive back rents and profits.
Thie decree was sustained in the Hen
niog case, delivered in I8C1, and en
dorsed by the Supreme Court of the
United States in April laet, iu its deei
sion agaiust the city of New . Orleans,
and other cases that '"the queiUoas of
law and fact applicable to Iter rights
were determine'! in the case of Gaines
vs. llenniug.
OFFER MY COMPROMISE.
To the Occupants of my Estate:
Alter thirtysnve years of litigation.
which has terminated fully, fii.ally, and
in every particular in my favor, by the
decision of the Supreme Court of the
United States, rendered in April, 18G8,
I now again, as in former yeara, reiter
ate my desire to compromise on liberal
terms, and invite all those who feel dis
posed to take advantage of this, uiy
last offer, to come forward and enter
into a fiual settlement. The futility ol
any further opposition will appear ob.
VU1!.
Mvua Cr.ABic Gaines.
No 19G Camp Street, June 13, 18G8
Grant's Urcord.
l'adical experts are now busy at
work searching for Grant's record. In
this labor of love they are necessarily
satisfied with a verv small reward.
The well defined opinions he has been
known to express acquire, however, an
immense significance, in view of their
scarcity and stand out like tombstones
in a sparsely settled graveyard. At
present they sum up as follows :
No. 1. Thinks negro suffrage unwise
r.n'l calculated to produce a war of
vices. Duollttlc'sspr.rch, Oct. 2, 18G8.
No. 2. He expelled the Jews from
his military lines on the plea that they
were dishonest as a class. Order, Aug.
11,1862.
No. 3. Opposed to the freedom of
the press. Litter, Feb. 17, 1808.
No. 4. In favor of stripping the
President of all appointing and remov
ing powers. Letters of Angast, 18G7.
No. 6. In favor of Impeachment;
he thinks its defeat would result in
'bloodshed." Letter, May 12, 1SG8.
No. 5- Endorses negro suffrage at
the .South, and rejects it at the North.
Chicago Platform.
The Saturday Jleview has a lone:
article oa -Little Wouiea,' iu which t
writer endeavors to demonstrate that
little women ate the most sagacious
strategic, energetic and unconquerable
of their sex. lie contends that the
frequent connection of energy and
suiallness in women is a thing which
ill may verify in their own circle
We'll bet he's got one of those 'uncon
fiucrablo' little women, for a wife.
WASIIIKGTOX.'
G. II. BROWN with
T. M. 110BINS0X & .CO.,
:
General Commission and Shipping Mer
chants.
WASHINGTON, XT. C.
Mav 1st., 1S0S.
23 6m
Commission Merchants,
Receiving and Forwarding
AGENTS.
WASHINGTON, N. C.
April 4tb, 18ti7. 18-tf
B. F. HAVENS,
General Commission Merchant
IWisUinaloH, .1- C-
Strict personal attention will be given to
the receiving aud shir plug of all kinds of
proiluce. dec C 2-if
LORILLARD AM) RAILROAD
SKTUPPS
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES,
BY
II. WISWALL Jr.,
Washington, X.
c.
10-1 v
March 1'J.
II. WISWALL Jr.,
WHOLESALE GROCER AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
MAIN STREET,
Washington
Nov '2f.
1-lv
The Edgecombe Coach
Manufactory.
rWUZ UNDEKSIGNED II A V I N G
H- 1rnied a Copartnership under the
imiiK- nnii stvk- ot
IILSSKV S3 ISO. & CO..
resect!iiuy ;isl;s tlie ntron;iLvt' I tlic c iti
zeiis ot Kd-roco: the and adjoin, g counties.
ijfiny: print lev workiiK-ji '.urselves we
can aliord and will work as
Cheap as any Shop in the State
A a riie lot of
BUGGIES & HAKXESS,
WAGONS & CARTS,
en liand tor fc,de Cheap.
Bxiiriries, lloclcawa;
and Harness maue to
OltOEll on short notice.
liee al alit'iilion paid to repairing ol eve
ry deeriptio:i.
Give Is a Call and Learn Our Low
Prices,
JKSri: J. Ill'SF.V.
THAKUKTS llfSKY,
J. A. WILLIAMSON".
Tarlmro', April 2. lt-tf
iivo. IS. I..iiioi!iI-
LltERY, SALE AM) EXCHANGE
S T xV B I, II S .
(Formerly I'.UlV"-" Old Stand.)
W AM prepared to furnish tranportatioti
B to a:iv section ot the State with
goo.l Vehicles, gentle Horses fV.
i i i , i TSi
auu careiui unveis. i 111 Ke?p J wVj&yw
constintly on Land,
Horses, Mules, Vehicles, &c, &c
FOB, SALE.
Parties wishing anything in my line,
would do wjsll to give me a call. Ilnrse:
hoar.leJ by lay, week or mouth. Also,
Vehicles kept on Storage.
G. D. LirSCOMB.
May If.. 24 -tf
J. C. HIXTEE &
Cotton Factors and General Produce
AND
Corner High and Water Streets,
Portsmouth, Va.
CoiLsigiiinenis
liciled.
fob -20
12 1m
Stale of North Carolina,
htrtiji CnHUtif.
Court of Picas and Quarter
Terin: J5G5.
fessions, Anril
John T. Ilyinaii,
vs.
t
Petition to -eel
Heirs at Law of Samuel A. j"
llyman. J
TT APl'EAltING TO THE SATIS-
1 faction of the- Court, that ATiiliam D.
i : iirr:aii'i. and wile Lucy A. are n.m-re.-i-dents
of the State : it is theretV-re ordered
lliat puhlicalioa he made in the 'I'arl.orouh
Fun flu r in r. a newspaper puldishi-d in this
State, for six vc"i;s lor the suid defendants
to appear and inaU'c defence to the said suit
at the next Term of Corn to be held at the
Court House m Wiiria.inv.uii on the 2nd
Monday ill Ju'v next, and in default tbeneol
the Petition will be taken ;.rc confes.-j and
heard accordingly.
Witness. John Hvnian. Clerk of our said
Court, at ( lll'u-e in Williamston, the 2nd Mon
day of April. A. P. I"- ;--.
JOHN HVMAX, C. C. C.
Mav 2S. 2.'.-0w
State of North Carolina,
Washington County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Si
Term 1";0.
Willis
Rid.li(
r, Adiu'r vs John
heirs at Law.
W. Kcel-
IVtition to make Rea! Estate Assets.
T APPEARING TO THE COURT
that Mrs. Sallie Clark, the sole heir at
Law e.f intestate Keehiisr is not a resident of
this State, it is ordered that publication be
made for her in the TArborouu-li Fonthrrnrr
newspaper tor six weeks lor her to appear
a! the next Term of this Court and then and
thereto dead answer or demur to this peti
tion or Judgment proconfesso will he taken
s to her.
Teste W. F. SANDERSON, C. C. C.
1 lymouth, June I 7lh iM. ."iO-'Ot
Notice.
O THE DEBTORS AND CEEDIT
ors of James Ed;re tleeeioied : At
May Term, A. I)., 1S0S ol the Couit of Pleas
and Quarter Se.-sion.s ot the County of Edirc
combe, letters of Administration upon the
Estate of James Edtre. d .ceased, late ol
said County, were dulj granted by said
Court to the subscriber, who, at the same
time, was qualified as Administrator of said
deceased, in due lorm of law. All persons
indebted to the Estate of the said deceased,
are hereby notified to make immediate pay
ment ; and those having claims, accounts
and. demands 'gainst the Estate of the said
deceased, are requested to present them for
payment to the subscriber within the time
prescribed by law, or I hey will be barred of
reeovery by virtue of the Act of the Generi.l
Assembly ot this State, iu such eases made
and provided.
II. D. TEEL, Adufr.
June 2'j-Im
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January Uth, 18.
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Dr J .7 Ijowrance::
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BALTIMORE. MD.,
'Lrrle of Wilson, h'orvl. Catohna.)
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December 1bb7.
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Pi Pi CLEMENTS,
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JSo. 87 Smith's Wliarf,
Baltimore, Md.
CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON So
licited, on winch Advances to any
ahtount will be made that Shipment justi
fies. Joseph 15. Coffield, of Tarlioro"; Messrs.
lardy & Winstead. Wilson; 1). L. Hardy,
Joyner's Depot: N. II. Sebrell, Hamilton and
W. G. Lamb, Williamston, N.C., will attend
to shipping and making the necessary ar
ranseinents on all Consiirnnientsto my House
trorn theif respective localities, also J. E
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CIJAS. ill. STIEFF,
Manufacturer of 1st Premium Grand
and Square Pianos,
Factories, bt and fcG Camden St., and 45 and
47 Perry Streets.
Office and V a re room. No. 7 N. Liberty St
above Baltimore St.,
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LL OF c li ri AN OS ABE OF THE
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Second Hand l'tanos and Parlor Organs
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Robt llanxim. Wsninploa, N C ; Win F
Mercer, Weeks li Parker, James KThiirpen.
.loliu W Johnson. A Braswell, lr O C Snjjg.
Mrs M M dates ami ,Ioli4 Thorp, of Edge
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more ollering his services to his
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always
in once
friends
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March 0.
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"billiard saTSonT
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HAS on hand a large lot of Bedsteads.
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SENATE.
First senatorial district
-EliUu A White,
los W Etheride.
Second senatorial district Franklin G
Martindale. ,
Third enatorial district John TS Respass.
Fourth senatorial district William Bar
row.
Fifth senatorial district James W Beas
ley. Sixth senatorial district Henry Epps.
Seventh senatorial district Napoleon B.
Bellamy.
Ehrhlh senatorial district D J Rich.
.Ninth senatorial district Joshua Barnes.
HVnili senatorial district illiain II b
Sweet. W A Moore.
Kieventh senatorial district D P Col-
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Twelfth senatorial district William A Al
len. ' r
Thirteenth senatorial 'district Edwin
Lct?. A II Gallowi-.v.
Fourteenth senatorial district John W
Purdie.
Filteenth senatorial district Orlin
Mayes.
Sixteenth senatorial district jair.es c
ilarrinton. L D Hall.
Sevt nieeuth senatorial district J B Cook.
Eighteenth senatorial district Curtis IJ
BrouWu.
Nineteenth senatorial district Willie U
Jones, li I Wynne.
Twentieth senatorial district John A Ily-
ni a n.
Twenty-first senatorial district Charles
S Winstead, 11 W Lassiter.
Tweniyrseoond senatorial district-' Jordah
Turner, jr.
Twenty-third senatorial d.istrict--Silas
i5urns.
Twenty. fourth senatorial district-Bedford
Crown.
Twenty-fifth senatorial district Isrral G
Lash
Twenty-sixth senatorial distriet-Emanuei
Shofliier, G W Welker.
Twenty-seventh senatorial district John
II Davis.
Twenty-eighth senatorial district W B
Richardson.
Twenty-ninth senatorial district -P T
Beeiir.in.
Thirtieth senatorial district--S W Os
borne.
Thirty-first senatorial district-Christopher
Melchor.
Thirty-second senatorial district-William
M Bobbins.
Thirtv-third senatorial di-lnct-P A Loiil'.
Thirty-fourth s-natorial district Peter A
Wilson.
Thiriy-fiith senatorial district Samuel
Forkucf- . Tt
Thirty-sixth senatorial district John u
.McLaughlin.
Thirtv-seventh senatorial district Lwson
A V'ii so n.
Thirty-eighth senatorial district -J BEa rr.-Tnirty-niuth
senatorial di.-triel-Saml P
Sniiih.
Fortieth senatorial dislrict--James Ulythe
For,'.y-iirst senatorial district Edmund W
Jones.
Forty-second senatorial district . illiam
VI M,r,.
Forty-third senatorial district W Levi
Love.
iiot si: oi- r.ErRESEN tatives.
Alamance coiuity John A Moore.
Alexander R P Maiherson.
Alb'jrhany Jdin L Smith.
Ans-ui) 1) Ingram.
Asl.e M.ilhew Carson.
Beaufot t llirnm E Stillev.
Bertie Parker 1) Uobbius..
l.iadcn F W Foster.
Brunswick Benjamin I) Morrill.
Buncombe W (i Candler.
JJurkc Sniuuel C Wilson.
jCabarrus lohti P Gibson.
Caldwell James C Harper.
Carteret loci Henry Davis, Jr.
Caswell William Lon, Phillip lL.d'iett.
Catawba J.imcs R Ellis.
Chatham William T Giinter, James B
Long.
Cherokee J R Mmotis.
Ciiowau Richard Clayton.
Ciay John O Hicks.
Clciiveland IMato Dnriiam.
Colgnihus Daniel P llijih.-Ciiiven-
Augustus S Seymour,
A W
Isliam
Stevens, Jorris
Cv.tubeiland
-John S LearVj
Sweet.
Currituck Thomas C Humphries.
Davidson Jabez MendenluiU, tied Kin-
1 IH'V.
l):ivle James a Kelicy.
Duplin Isaac B Kelly, N E ArnitronS.
Edgecombe - tieo Peek, Henry C Clief
;y. .Forsyth John P Vest.
itVaukliii .J.atues T jjarris, John II AVil-liam-oii..
iJaston .Jonas II. ffma.fe.
Cites John (iatiirir.
Craiiville J Ra-hind, J A Crawford,
C Mayo.
GiceiR' Jo.-ciIi Dixon.
Cuilford Steplicn ,C I.Iornev, David
Il'dgin.
Halifax John II Rrnfvow, W T J Hayes.,
Ivcy lliitcliings.
Ilai nctt Meill S Stuart.
Haywood V alter Brown.
IlendcTMiii V D Justus.
Hertford Thomas Snipes.
1 1 v de Thomas Furrow.
Iredell T A Nicholson, Geo F D.iv'.d-
van.
Jiicksi.n ..Josrjih Keeper.
Johnson--.! R J.Iin uanttf E V Toit.
Jones L jD Wilkie.
Lenoir- I allacc Ames..
Lincoln A C Wisaa-ll.
Macon James L Rulivvison.
JLadi.sou Nat Kelsey.
Martin Jesse J Smith.
McDowetl W W Gilhert.
Mecklenburg R I) Whitley, W V Grief.
Milchell Jacob W Bowman.
Montgomery George A Graham.
Mooie Ahcl Kellv.
Nash W IF Boddio.
New Hanover Joseph C Abbott, Lew
ellyn G Ertcs, George V Price, Jr.
Nothampton Koswell L 1 arker, Jno i
Reynolds.
On-Mow Franklin TlKmpso,
Orange John J Allison, Thomas M Ar-
Pasquotank Thomas A Sikes.
J'erquhr.aiis lepllia White.
l'.erson rSa m u e I ,G Ba rae 1 1 .
Pitt Byrou LiUl"., Uh-hard Short.
Polk Ashherry Wahirop..
Randolph E T Blair, Jo-l Ariiworth.
Jiiehmoiid Richmond T Long.
Jiobeson James Sinclair, Edward K
Pfoctor.
Rickingham -Henry Barnes, D S Elling
ton.
Rowan Joseph Ilawkfns, Isaac M Sha
ver.
Rutherford James M Jn.-.licc.
Sampson John C Williams.
Stanly Lafayette Greeti.
Stokes tV AV McGaulcss.
Surry A L Hendricks.
Transylvania James W Clapton.
Tyrrell Thomas J Jarvisj.
Union Hugh Downing.
Wake Joseph W Holden, Stokes D
Franklin, Fielding G Moring, James II
Harris.
Warren William Cawtuorn, Richard
Falkr.er.
Washington James vS Rea.
Watauga 'Lewis Banner.
Wayne John T Pearson, John C Rhodes.
Wilkes William B Siegrist. ;
AVilsou George W Stanton.
Yancey David Proflttt.
Yadkin T M Vestal.
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Fourth Judical District John A Richard
son. Fifth Judicial District Neil Mc:Ky
Sixth Judicial District William It Cox.
Seventh Judicial District J R Bulla.
Eighth Judicial District A II Joyce.
Ninth Judicial District William P Ey
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Tfnth Jud",cia' District w p Caiiweii
Eleventh Judicial District Virgil S Lusk
Twclth Sndicial District William L Tae.
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Of Clover Seed .(50
Of Timotfiy Seed....i 45
Ol Flax Seed 45
Of Hemp teed 44
Of Buckwheat 52
Of Blue Grass 54
Of Castor Beans 415
Of Dried Peaches 33
Of Dried Apples 21
Of Onions.. r,7
Of Salt 50
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