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Tho Tarfcoro' Southerner.
THURSDAY, -
NOV. 6 18C8.
v Une Osgood.
BY GECKO'S D. XPGENTICE.
Tis sad, yet sweet, to listen
To the soft wind's gentle swell,
Aud think we hear the inusie
Onr childhood knew so well ;
To gaze out on the even,
And the boundless f elds of air,
And feel agdn our boyhood's wish
To roam like angel's there.
There are many dreams of gladness
That C iin:1; around the past
And fn-m ti c tomb of feeling
Old thorghts ccue thronring fast ;
The forms we loved so dearly
In the happy days row gone,
The beautiful Rd lovely,
So fair to look upon.
Those br'ght and happy maidens
Yi'ho seemed so formed for bliss,
Too glorious and too heavenly
lei- such a world as this ;
"Whose dark, sad eyes seemed swimming
In a sea of liquid light,
Awl whose locks of gold were streaming
O'er brows so sunny blight. ' ,.
"WiiONo smiles were like tl'c sunshine
In ihe spring time of the year
Like the changeful gleam of April,
They followed every U-ar!
They have passed like hopes away,
Ar.d their loveliness has tied ;
Ch, many r. heart is mourning,
That they arc with the dead,
Like the brightest buds of Summer,
They have fulien with the stein ;
Yet, oh it is a lovely death
Jo hulo iVcia earth like them !
And yet the thought is saddcniuS
To muse on such as they,
And, feel th.it all the beaKliful
Are varying last away !
Thr! tho fair cans. e iuvo
Grow to e;:t!i l.-vir,;; '-roast
Like the tendril of the clinging vine,
Tiica perish where th-w rest.
And we c-.n out think of these,
In the so
iUU v:ue
When the tree-j are wavhvr o'
And thr; ilowcra arc Mo
And we i:n..!V tuat l'ttvr s coi!i;n
With hW c-hi and m. n-y .y,
And the rth-rious In a'tty arvitud us
Isbud':hif? hut to din!
SPFKGI.ASA."
What did" Ad::
T
ILY.H li! t:
XilS ioCl".
caraen oi i-.ueix Answer:
Art eld liscl.cicr fays that Cw tto
men t-;dk rbont tlio lc::; over! f ":oi i
h :;:h h be-Lc-Iiel' Oil, ill L.-Ls
heat neu.
Tfoajoa Iiarc tlioalvaatno ofmcn
caclx wov3 in iier own circii. j'o
ccrtala the point, censuh liic I;cc cl'I: t
maatsfact "jrer.
"Yrc'i, Gcorira, aslccd a friend cf
VOitn T ur.'vcr
do vcu I'Le vc.
proteose
iv:..uB
is
ucb bolter ibaa prict
TThcn JeMina Trent to (?cbcol t-bo
was r.sbou v. by tlio t;o-a:i laebobor t.";::
ia so sinfrular that be don't r:a& Ea'ir
ricd." "Ilore, I can't pass yon." fald the
door keeper of a Wct-:rti Thcr.tre
"You needn't pa-s ts?," ku:c! t he ir--c-pra-sible
dead-iicad whe-r. be addrecs: t,
"just you stand Trlicrc 3-0 n. aro, and l it
pass you." And bo passed.
"Snnibo, rby am dat nigger down
daria da bele of da boat Ilko a chicken
in d-i epjr?'
"I tribd urn up,"
"IJoca't'se be eouda't ctoui if it rc"
net lor dj batcli."
-C-ood c:ovnbj.
Ilcnreek,"
stiu a prii.tar is search r f fboalo con.-
po?.tovs, ;:-tivo you r-ny (i.t
paters ins
"-No; .;.-.. i
Eiake ti ery 1
0 li. V:"ii'j tiiut-
devil."
Woman is ivy
arc rui:t!.u the e'e.-c- 5 he
A vile i :' :. !.r
; 1 . y i."; i: :;o
to you tie
vo:.'t v.".-i k b-.'l't
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) v.'.i.. ?o L ,-r.rri-.-
ti.r o-.-.e.. (..;
v::j-t a;,1 you taiki; acou1!''
.1. L'to io..'i! tvi.o cuiuo here
Eld Li".'.
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L - it", v.dist I to uo;',
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:d Cii, "UO a- I did,
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to s:
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,1 y
; ha uiid "iiie coiaition
not .':;v-..e with him hoie."' lie
", fcuJiiii- toui-3 tf the best Jcriev
blues.
A witness iCouri Tvbo bad been
S!e k
a..;.r to
every
i,'lC5aurua
what Ik uarrai thiui ttio qu'itioii
moant. was interrogated as follows:
' You drive awattoa?"
St: .-!;:
fcr.id
is ev: ! ..
ir t.- u
1. .
dlii.ifL
"No, sir, I do not."
hy, man, did you not tell my
' learnea .vi.cndEO this lac men t?"
"No, sir."
"I pui it to sir, on your oath,
do you not drive a wagon?"
"No sir."
"What is your occupation, then?"
"I.drire a horse, sir,"
Latest New York News.
TMS PEOPLE
GBEflUY EHGilEI.
COSTAR" in "the Field!
LOOS OUT ! LOOK OUT 1 !
A BeantiSer 'as is' A Eeautiiier.
Ladies'1 ZTt erasing fur fcpti
' HENRY R. COSTAR, of No 1!) Crosby
Street is said to he ' out ' -with a BEAUT1
t lLiil that eclipses anything ever known iu
ihia line. The Ladies are wild with delight,
die Lady says. ' I know its right.' and point
ed to a skin as fresh, soit. and delieate us a
child. Another Lady said, 'If it cost oiO.OO
;i bottle, I'd have it;' and another, ' Away
with all hurtful cosmetics, and give me only
tt'J 1 Aw & LiAi. a. jji-a -'jii jt
It gives Beauty ti the Complexion, a Eosy
slow to the Cheeks, a lluby tius;e to the Lips
and Happiness compL-te.
! ! I5ev.orc ! ! of worthless imitations.
AH Drugrri-ts in TARiiORCl'GH seii it.
One hot tie. $1.:: three botiies. i-:2.U0.
Or address " COSTAB' No. 10 Crosby
."it., New York.
Oil! those CORNS. OH! those CORNS
j,I:n,;,iS Pcpcr, A.--it. 54.
! Oil : iY! !0!i :dY! I can't stand it":
but he did, for lie ; eut rijhl oif and got a tos
id it cured hinif'
i':!Oii:;iiii' r-i tiox? 5.0'd.
A!' 's in TAU I50.toT.10rj sell it.
Or iu:.i.v-. ; C ;.;'f AR,': No. 10 Crosby
wo i i ti I o
A11L
i i-..0 i
( r'.,r(
-'5 n i!v r.ii'T. X-
(o;i!y pure) IsssCtT
y lr.t.!:n-!e K .-medics known.-'
- years hv! i;i Xe-.y ork.;'
; -t Eoxeso! i' i.i; ;:(; i!,-'f (hd!r.
:1 .j-rh-ts sell thoia iu TAU'ik'UOk'
1 ! iJewtre ! ! ! of swarious iu.ii-.iic!is."'
?!.00 sizes seat by rardl on receipt of prh-c.
i'i-'rt tor any three SLOD sizes l.y Lav-i.:.
Address ' "
HENRY R. CO:-T." R.
No. 19 Crobv tit.. X. V.
Sept 10, 1SC3. " ' 4!-!y
NEVi'LY DISCO VI.RilD TRAN3--ik.
i-arent enrbot-t;;.-'! qi-a-.-j, e'i-1 hi
l'."i!'i(-!i:-.-y I: '.he -iii:i..-:,iis. mtr
i v.r own . :n i.:!th- ;!:c:i!C':; I -
-: ! i-.'. ;
; .' ti.e .-.-1 ! r-: o.;!!i;r:e.ls, to v. hi.'ii
tlje frc o--:;al iu evry re -peel cseepi ic-
" v t 1 e i .. y.'-r ; -. ' r. - .-. : :
i. C-
: ? :-. C
t h" wvo:
!.l J M!
1 .
C-rd
';o i eti tAiivei'v. custciaer.-
ja:.ix.- t. ;ioNr on & c.
1. "1 ::,
Oct 29 Cm.
1 ;;i
1
r-:7DAY T!TT
Li? I v.-ili o. j liH- tid
f'Til octorii:
e sto:I: of
couaistiiig'ef tue lr.i!.-t styles of
Hisses cadot Hats, &o.
Also a f.ne assortment of
"PiT.rt.cc '-i'riiif. 8.TieT o-"-T f t-'r.-"
All those in v.vi;it of
i:;u:-'--i :.iti.-h--. vii: ;--i; " -:.
! t..ey Le ...-.!
of the r! i
"e 1: a c
i ; c .
oa. fl.
11.
-tf
1 A
..i.e.
i f -1 :
i.e.:iile 1;i X
bend ptaroauga es'eis.ied l.i.ri -.j
utid itso -t ..s;iee'.iul V '.' a i
. the tutuie. lie is !).-e;.-.:i-fa to u
ol
.: -t.
lines
I ! A t 1
rcjuon u via
in a ltiauner tht v.ill provj satisfjetory to
way be e::i.-eied by r.!! v need his servh.
ees. AUer.tioit r:o s: ; vt:i to
?A?i::"l HANGING.
tive mo i't c.ppottntity of provirr? my
:e;.t .1, l'C3. 40-:jui
1 ii?sr;- cr 2.
of a
nil i !PQ
AriH PAR
TAKE FLEAS La
in iNFomr.
: Liliiartls thut I
s to the New and
;'. in:; a'.' the Lovers
I live K.M.oei :iv Tab
j".h-.!-!U !! . h -c iitlv
.tdsbed by Idr. J. A.
o.U ,:l the bu.-ti di -trict, where I
rr-usl f-e ali'ittj- f.-ientla and pa.
(-,; .nr. ted with !'-.-i-tt t t r
,o, li mAki '' vhcre nil the
: : i , -t- Ct,U I" Gained. The lat
V' Sir.' John"e!: Wari " V
V 'ive t a ca!l.
fc;t 17.
i-Ml. ROYYE.
4-2-lf
lOTS & SHOES in every vZT
UELL t "co.
i. fc'oro', Uct. 1.0, r3,
S COATS, OVEUCOATS, TFST
. -.lo , Oct. 15, 'o8. 4CMf
Attention Planters !
NOW IS-THE TIME!
When Mone is Plenty
TO
iSURE YOUR DWELLING
AND TO MAKE YOUR
T
34.
EY INTRODUCING A
uiid s lid u Laliiil ub n biu iinu'diUh
D. SMTO IS AGENT FOR THE
" GEORGIxi HOME INSURANCE
COLIPANY," aud for the justly celebrated
G ROVER & BAKER SEWING MA
CHINE. Give him a call and examine the Machine
for yourself.
Will take Cotton and Country Pro
duce in Exchange for Sswins Ma
chines.
In Store and to arrive " .
100 Saffcs G. A. Salt.
50 Firkins of Choice Butter put up
expressby for tb:a Mctbet None .
better.
SIionIder3 and Millings.
SyCAS? CURSD IMS
Sct7 Stylo Ditcliers Boots, band
n:aJo and vrarranted.
10 DIs So. I, Mu'Ists.
COTTON rAIvHS-?dl Nurcbora.
EXTRA DUCK UntAT rLCU'MCi! BRANDS
OF
V ml U V
G OLDEN SYRUP.
T ? Bp"1: jf 5 "7 ? tf "!
i "i k.a3 miUO Uj- rm J b W it'w -wm w" W
WHICH HE OFFEHS AT TIIE
! .' ;' . - -i !X-:" 1 Rl. -J.
COTTON,
WOC
TEAS,
COSX, JcC.
Oct. 22.
iOsif
r- s o r-.c .
r.t th
(
fir the he
hi'e tair in F."i
iiere to
HI'
.v tiT.;
X... 7 X. Liberty Sit
j OtTlee and V.':ircr,n:!
I ; v i!
IAXC-S llAYii JLl
1 ':
r 1! ;
VA
;T:vi
tot i:
v ay-
Y!X- i: vith the
1 V-V;'Vo,:":i;is';i!-
ut t :.! 15 W! ;
A.v ':.1', i '-; .Vt
:':c--; I, sve '
ih;rh-:', ' j-i. '
;-'nti htive ;S!!-e!iiei U.' c'a id a i "i ut.ua : iuee
th.- Y- . vl.
A CALL U5 .'.HJiJCriTD. TERYS Lih.erI.
Oa -17-tXov ir- "1 4
f-r
;rt
h .?
-r T '.rr ptt " ct-t t-t T7C"T'Pr'"r
.X in;: my friends, pr'trons and th-e tubiic
Veaerahy, that 1 have just reeeived a lot of
n r, r: - IT!
u :.hi o b?
Cj L - X w W
ever brou!,t to th.'s
to be e' the very I e a qurdity, and which I
can Biiiievaatiii'v n-ii'iiitirciiil.
ua-;.-r t:- :
.-:-aev.!--.-:e" of
: .fOlT!
It A 111? i X-. wi'-t al-v.r.sl.c folia:!
ORDERLY, QUIET
Piul iii the be. -t Condition, -e.nJeniij it a
pheasant rort for :;ii ::e .u!.';iie:i.
The pui.-lic aiu respeettully invited to call
and
tor themseivcs.
Oct. S.
fX L. IMOOUE.
40-tf
TTT't -pyn-.T-xT p-r.TT'O t.txtti-7
n R r r n ..ji
C5 2S001IE ST..
LTavc in press to le ready in October,
MOHUN;
Or, tio Last iDcivs cf Loo and his
Ey J. Est 13 n Cook.
Anther of "Snrry of Eagles' Nest."
iffF SUnPtY," OF AYIIICI1 1.IOIIL'N
is a Sequel, Tj:: Tueusjixn copies
vvoie almost imiucdiately cold. The new
work is. st iii more intensely interesting.
Friv.ed on iice-toaed paper, and nch'v t.onact
in ololh. with itpvard of fj(!0 pages, it has
for its frontispiece a fine ste. 1 medallion
head ot Gen. Lee, and four beautiful illustra
Cons in Uoiner"s best style- Hither Look is
s.-)tt hij mail, 2'0st fr:''' 0!tt receipt of price.
:;'.2.25. l'or sale by all Booksellers and News
(iosilers in town and county.
Pot, lst.-it St.
CHE?
FEFvSONS YYISIIING TO FUT EP
a Godwin Cotton Fresa, can apply to
WF. PARKER,
Enfield, N. C.
Oct. t 44-fH
J&3
Auction House.
Hahn & Heilbroner,
TTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
y the citizens of Tarboroush end snr
rounding Country, that they have opened a
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
ijacvL. aiisa jia
WHERE THEY WILL SELL
BEY GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
SOOTS & SHOES,
HATS, NOTIONS, &0.
AT
CEE1TLT I1SSUCED PSICES.
We would also iinfarm,
Countrv Merchants
that we are prepare;! t-3 furnish them with
the above named articles
BOUG ITT IN ANY OF TIIE
iVjitiilii iviuilkLlo,
f "try
AND
i UU VvhUll M y
AT
Suited
CI
O
031
13 T T n 17-
aim & Udlkroser,
Opposite Ibc Court Ilonsc and imrne
fiiitciy under the "Southerner" Of-
CVt. 15, 1 ; ;5 3.
!rTV.':'-7"t TT.fXKj re
r.j;"Uurm! uni.no
r: 5. c, o i
A5? P-"r?;T T" ":"' "WTirtivr
C.::U Oaj. I.O.
-i Goo2 Sn??ij Always ea Hand.
Also 0:1 ha tid a -o-Vrnppiy of HARNESS
.f i.:.r ovvrt .aamii.ietur;;.
-.T. J:I;X:C! l'ULLY SOLICIT A
-' iv.) I fna.i v..iiitln lu;:gies or
Rl; ' :h-r v.-hifh-, t::ot:.iXin; to fjrnih fueJ
w ::.',d r: lo .v i:iee" as caa be had
u e l'.:ve Iterrs of all the latest New
Y'.rU .-fXc :r.':i w.'ileh ve can make to
t-r-h.-.- - ,ar h." ! ct ih-.yor Carriage.
r- --J t . -i t.r.ii-r-. !i..svv is It.e tirue.
';:..;:.! a lifi.. i:.J to impairing, which
ch::;i he done promptly r.ndiieal.
l'a;iiie.-. wa.'.taivr uod
7AG0NS cz CARTS,
w'.uh'h v. e inn-efneture out of the very best,
v. cii veasoiU'd iaate.i.il, eau 1-e suppired by
ea! ; ';' : on n.
H't.rbcrout.-!i, N. Aii. 20. 37tf
OF
GEO. 13. rIS3JlHE
TO HIS
mum mi m mm
rear Eusscy Sros Coach Factory,
Iii VIEW GF m STREET.
fmilE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS
jL inetl'- .d of i informing the pub-
li.- p-4.;icra!iv thrt If
t... i.-iiinvi .1 1,. hi- '-X SV
e,-i irtTs where he is :--'X
prepared to furnish X Jfrr-y.
'Aransportatiou to any iLi .'.c ', -,
soe.tioii of the S.iU.-, ,..V! "." '- V-7
with ?ood YebicW-s', ..y V'
::t'iitlu I torses ;.id e.ire- ! ;1
fid drivers. Will Ue.-p -.Jljr'.i,'-
foii.-t-iiit'y or luiii-i, '' J--;" "
Xerxes, .".lutes, Vehicles, Sjc, &c, For
!salc.
Parties wishinj; anythinsr in bis line, would
h wcli to p-ive him a ea!l. Horses boarded
by day, wee or month.. Also, Y'ehicles kept
0:1 S;tor:'tre.
Id ay lo. 2-t-tf
r13v.iiE 15TII SESSION OF THIS IN
JX stitntion will begin on the 1st day of
Oct. 1SC3 rind end on the Thursday before
the 4th O! July KV'9.
The orpranistion cf the institution is very
complete, rinhraeiiiyr extensive entl tliorottgh
con i. -.es of instruction in Literature and
Al ienee and in the professions of Law, Me.
dieine and Eno-ieeeriiis.
Elit,iotcd iV;. ;;.v exelusive of books,
cloth in? and poe.ket money ot the Academic
student 8St'.0: ot the Lni student C3C5, aud
of ti.e IL ,.-, student $395,
For p-.ii tii ulr.rs scr.'l for Cata'.oprv.eto "Win.
Wertenbaker, See. or S. MAUTIN,
Chairman of the Faculty.
P. O. University of Virginia.
Sept. 17. 42-2m
Goldsboro', N. C.
JONES, ilIFKPZI3E & CO., Prop's.
J. W. DOYALv General Snpt,
Terns or ia 'tib
The followinf? Ben 0VvS
doners, and adopted:
FIBST JUPICIAI. DISTRICT.
rtfc-On the first Monday m
Ae first Monday ia March and Octo-
16 acn-On the sixth Monday
ter the first Monday in Marched Oe-
Fnmans-On the eighth Monday
after the first Monday iu March and
October. ' J ,, ,
Fasquotanlc On the tcntl Monaay
after the first Monday in Mitch and
October. ' ,, .
7 after the first Monday in March and
October. I ,r
GurritucJc On the fourteenth Mon
day after the first Monday I in March
and October. I
SECOND JUDICIAL DIS3T.IC?.
Tyrrdl On the first Jloaday in
September and February,
Washington On the third Monday
in September and February.
Martin On the second flonday af,
ter the third Monday in September and
February.
Byclc On the fourth Monday af.
ter the third Monday ia September and
February.
- Jjrzrrfvrt On tka sixth Monday af
ter the third Monday in Scptemoer
and February.
Pitt On the eighth Monday after
tho third Tdonduy In September and
February.
Eiljecomle On the tenth idonday
after the third Monday ia September
and February.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Wayne Oa the first Monday in
September and February.
Jones On the third Monday in
September and February.
Onslow On the first flonday after
the fourth Monday in September aud
February. '
Craven On tbc third Monday after
the fourth Monday in fceptember and
February.
Lenoir On the fifth Monday after
! tTit; fourth 3Ionday iu September and
FcbrnJ1".-
Grccub On the seventh Monday af
ter the fourth Monday in September
aud February.
Carteret On tc ninth Monday after
the fourth Monday in September and
February.
Wihon On the eleventh Monday
after the fourth Monday ia September
and February.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
!AL DISTRICT.
... , . .
iourth Monaay iu
Jiolcson un the tourt.l xionuay
August aud fourth Monday in Febru
ary.
Elailcn On the seeond Monday af
the fourth Monday iu August and Feb
ruary. CobnnLus On the fourth Monday
after the fourth Monday in August and
February.
BnatsicieJc On the sixth Monday
after tho fourth Monday in August and
February.
Keic Hanover On the eighth Mcn
diy after the fourth Monday in August
and February.
Sampson On the tenth Monday af
tnx tbc fourth Idonday in August and
1 euruary.
Dtn.lid On the twelfth Monday af
ter tho fourth Monday in August and
February.
SIXTH JCD7CIAL DISTRICT.
Granville On lrz tccotil Monday in
August and February.
ifarren On the pecond Monday
in August end Fcbn;;:ry.
Franklit Fourth Monday sfter the
second Monday iu August and Febru-
iii y. j
Johnston On the sisth Men day a ft It
th - second Moaday ia August aud Fe
bruary. Wake On the eighth Monday after
the second Men-day ia August aud Fe
bruary. XaJi On the tenth Monday after
the second Monday ia August and Fe
bruary. Halifax On the tvrefth Monday
after the eecond Monday in August
aud February.
ioi-tiia:t2'on On the fourteenth
Monday after the second Monday in
August and February
" -
WILSON FEMALE SE32IIVA1IY,
FACULTY.
Rev. WILLIAM HOOPER. L. L. D., Belles
Letters. Intellectual and Moral Pbilosony.
J. De:1E11NIERE HOOPER, A. M., Lan-
pnncres and English Crilieism.
THOMAS C. HOOPER, Mathematics and
atural Science.
Tho 4th Session -will open on Mon
day, Sept. 14th, 18GS.
rSjTHE School is not sectarian in its
Jl character. The officers are connec
ted with different denominations, and the
pupils will tttteud any Church preferred by
their parents.
i!tntv, te satisfactory to all, and are
especially advantageous to those who pay
the bills, lor the whole Session, in advance.
The closing exercises ot the present Ses
sion, will take place on Friday evening, Ju
ly 10th.
For circulars, giving more particular in
formation, Address MESSRS. HOOPER.,
Principals.
Wilson, N. C.
July 2. ' 31-tf
Valuable Mill Property
FOE SALE.
rfnnE undersigned offess tor
Jl Sale the well known
"WILLLISI'S" MILL,
situated 3J miles from Williamston, Martin
County, which has been recently thoroughly
rebuilt and is now ia complete runniii"0 or
der. Under the same roof is both, a
A Grist and. Saw Mill,
each of which is now doing a large busine'ss
Attached to the Mill is a
CYPHES3 SWAMP
well stocked with a superior Jot cf first class
TimV-er.
This Midi located in one of the best portions
ofMarru County and has always commanded
a larre snare of patronage.
Daring the past twenty years it has never been
compelled to stop operations for want of
For Terms &re
Apply to
JOSHUA L. EWELL,
g Williamston, N. C.
-ePl- 42-tf
CARDS! CARDS !
O. 10, WniTEMORES' CARDS
Just received lfto n.;. rr,
Jum ia. 28-tf jx. D. TEiLj
lfORFOLK.
HENRY Iip-tt
-iC.NAIE. JL. T. HERBEET
HcXlia & HERBERT,
r GENERAL
Commission Merchants
BELL'S WHARF,
rr ttt- . Norfolk, Va.
1 ERAL ADVANCES MADE ON
fnT- Vvs',E!raents. Bagging and Rope
'urmsned at lowest market rates.
ut- L 41-3m
,- W- MASTIJf. J. c. ROGERS.
MARTIN & ROGERS,
Importers and Dealers ia
Crockery, GMsa, Glass VTara and
Kerosene Lamps,
Will be pleased-to duplieate Baltimore and
New York Bills.
No. 25 Market Square.
. COR. UNION STREET,
NORFOLK, VA.
May 23. 2S-tf
JL. SALUS3URY,
Maautacturer and dealer in
SOFAS. DIVANS.
EocHng;, Arm, Parlor and Fancy
unaira,
CF FRENCH, ANTIQUE AND MODERN STYLES,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Curtains, Piano
Tories, Mattresses, &c,
Nos. 53 and GO Main Street,
NORFOLK, VA.
N. B. U N D E TlrX KlXflnrnmntlv nttpn-
dedtoinall its branches. The only Agent
111 ine uny lor ftsK's flletalic IJurlal
Cases. Mahogany and other Coffins fur
nished at the shortest notive. as also Car
riages, with the best Hearse iu the City, and
the Tateilt KigtlT UOTptrVcrTTTrr fer
e iiy an-J surrouaatng country.
M iy 2S. 2G-lf
JXO. DIRGESS & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission Elcr-
cnants, and Dealers ia
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. 8 AYcst Wide Water St.,
Norfolk, Va.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
C? consignments and iror.itit returns
matte.
Mav 2S. 26"-tf
ESTABLISHED 1831.
J . si r v ijV' u I.-. ,
"Watchmaker and JeT7-eTa3f,
i0. li'J MAIN STREET,
Corner of Talbot Street.
NORFOLK, VA.
.pONSTANTLT ON HAND A FULL
assortment of V, atebes, Jewelry, Sil
ver ware, &c.
Watches carefully and properly repair
ed, mar 28. 2o-tf
GENERAL GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 6 Roanoke Square,
t r T
NORFOLK, VA.
A LL ORDERS ACCOM PAN I ED VT IT U
i!V- Oash or Satisfactory References filled
at lo'-'e:"t Market rates.
.Tit St.'iet personal attention to Consijrn
nients. Returns promptly and regularly
made. May 2S. d-ly
L. Berkley. W. M. Jullar.
J. IT. Gratify; Formerly cf N. C.
SEUXvLEY, Sli'LLiU & CO.
Wbolesa'e Deatca in
Dry Goods & Notions,
IG West Main Street,
Nextcioorto Exchange National Uunk
NORFOLK, VA.
May 28.
20-tf
DAVIS & BR0THES,
Wholesale, dealers in
GROCERIES, LIQUORS
and Afceuta for Carolina Belie Scotch
Snuff, and various grades of
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED
Tobacco.
Fancy Soaps, Cheese, Butter, Pish, Tcrk
Salt, Candy, Buckets, Brooms, Shot, Pow
der, r.nd many other articles, to complete
the assortment usually found ia a JeJU-
lilns; Gimcci'v ESou&e.
- Any coni-isument will have especial tt
tioQ. Ho. 24 Eoaaoke Dock,
Norfolk, Va.
May 28. 26-tf
JGSHIjA II, KIaG,
(Successor to George W. Farant.)
CIVIL AND NAVAL
MERCHANT TAILOR,
South East Comer Main Street and
Market Sqnar8.
NORFOLK, VA.
cloths, iisiiii i mm
All of which will be made up In the
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE,
And will compare with the best Houses in
New York City, as to material and work
manship. As none but the best journeymen
artists are employed to execute work A fit
is guaranteed iu every ease.
May 2S. 2G-y
Ed. P. Tail, Ed. M. Moore, Ed, J. GnJJlth
EDWARD P. TABS & CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY
AND
FANCY GOODS.
West Side Market Square,
Norfolk, Va.
Sign ol Mic Anvil.
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF OLD
Dominion Nails, Emery's Cotton Gin,
Boyle & Gambles Circular, Pit and cut
Saws Warrenled. Gum Belting, all sizes.
A large stock always on hand of Axes,
Spades, Shovels, Forks, Chain Traces.
Hollow Ware, Horse Collars, Rope.
Agents for Fairbanks & Co's Standard
SCALES,
that -will weigh a Gold Dollar or a Canal
Boat Loaded.
A large stock of Queens Ware, China
and Glass. Attention of tho trade ra
spoctfttUv solicited. 3 t&-
EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
a Jn fvtock of Sugar and Collec,
i-lcur, Lard, Bacon, Candh:e, Family and
Tabular Statements.
The following statements are colla-
tnd from the most recent sources of
information, and may be relied upon
for general fallnesrs and correctness :
Electoral College of 18S8.
Ko.of
2fo. of
IXorth. States ElectorsSoui7i. Stales Electors,
California,
Connacticnt,
Delaware,
Illinois,
Indiana,
Iowa,
Kansas,
Maine,
Massachusetts,
Michigan,
Minnesota,
Nebraska,
Ne-ada,
New Hampshire
f I Alabama,
8
C Arkansas,
S Florida,
1G Georgia,
13 Kentucky,
8 Louisiana,
3 Maryland,
7 Mississippi,
12 Missouri,
R North Carolina,
5 1
3
9
11
7
7
7
11
9
6
10
6
A
3
1
21
Tennessee,
Texas,
Virginia,
AVest Virginia,
1?
New Jersey,
New York,
Ohio,'
Oregon,
Total,
114
3i
Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island,
Vermont,
26
4
6
8
203
V isconsin,
Total
114
Grand Total 31"
Necessary to a
choice 159
Tbe Vote of the Several States for
President aad Vice President cf
the flailed States ia 1861.
Staizs. Lincoln. McClella
Maine, C1.803 44,211
New llnmpshire, 36,595 33,034
Connecticut, 44,(331 42,285
Rhode Island, 13,r.S2 8,470
Vermont, 42.41 13,321
Pennsylvania, 20(i,"9l 27C,37G
Ohio, 205,154 205,568
Kentucky 27jras G4j?01
Caiitbrnhi, G2.134 43,841"
Maryland, 40,153 32,739
New Jersey, 60,723 08,024
New York, 3GS,733 361, 9SG
IoTva, 87,331 4!),2C0
Michigan, 91,521 74, CM
Minnesota, 24,971 17,355
Indiana, 15!,.J22 130,233
V.'cst Virginia, 23,152 10,433
Illinois, lfi),49G 15S.730
Wisconsin, 83,458 5,884
Massachusetts, 20,742 48,744
Tennessee,
Delaware, 8,115 S,7G7
Missouri, 71,('.7S 31,626
Kansas, 16,441 3,691
Louisiana,
Alabama,
Florida,
Mississippi,
South Carolina,
North Carolina,
Virtaii.,;, .
Eledloa i:clrzrn3 ef-i'i? Several
unt,3 ui lilt? it3i .
Slates. Ita,. Vole. B.-m. vTlt
Maine, 57,649 43,035
New Hampshire, 35.S09 S2,f,:;3
Ct.nnccticut, 46,578 47,.r(;3
Rhode Island, 7,372 3,173
Vermont, 31,694 11.510
Pennsylvania, 260.821 2C7,74fi
Ohio, 243,605 2,ft,622
Kentuchv, 33,039 4!J,225
California, 42,447 49,505
Maryland, 21,830 C3.602
New Jersey, 51,114 67,403
New York, 325,099 373.029
Iowa, 90,789 58,880
Michigan, 80,819 C5,8C-"
Minneaota, 34,870 29,543
Indiana, 1CD.6P1 155,399
West Virginia, 23,Si;2 17,153
Illinois, 203.045 147,053
"Whconsin, 73,636 67,873
Massachusetts, S8,30G 70,300
Tennessee, 74,1 4 22,543
Delaware, 8,503 0,810
Missouri, C2,I87 49,958
Kansas, 10,529 19,600
Nehraska, 4,093 3,943
Oregon, 10,283 4,956
Nevada, 5,047 4,295
The Registered Vole cf t';s South-
era States ia 1837.
Slates.
Virginia,
White.
120,191
105,060
46,676
06,262
72,746
1V51
45,1 CD
47,434
43.179
liegro.
10.V-32
71,657
1.0,714
1)5,973
3,513
15,541
3,2-19
62,09 1
23,140
North Carolina,
SoCth Carolina,
GeoT'g;;!,
Albania,
Florida,
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
Arkansas,
MERCHANTS' FRSTECTI FB UNION
fvlecaniiie RefTersnco Reistsr.
ffilllE :dERCIIANTS; rTvOTECTIVE
;. Union, organised to pi -ornate and pro
tect trade. 1V enahhnu' ii. stibseri! ers to at
tain facility "attd- safety in the granting- of
credits, and the It-Cpvery of cls'ins at all
points, have to anaouneC t4r; they will, on
or about September 1st, loii?, p!il-.!hh ia o.JC
large inario voltinte : .
The Merchants' Protective UnioTi
Msreantilo Referanca Register,
Coi.taininir. among ether things, the
Karnes, Nat it re of liuciness, Atnon t cf Cap
ital, Financial Htmulin-z, and Rat 'tiff as to
Credit, of over 400.000 of the principal mer
chants, traders, bankers, manufacturers, and
politic companies in. more than 30 000 of
the cities, towns, villages, and settlements,
throughout the Ur ited States, their territo
ries, and ihe British Provinces ot North
America ; and embracing the most import
ant information attainable and necessary to
enable the merchant to ascertain at a glance
the Capital, Character and Degree of
Credit of such of his customers as are
deemed worthy of any gradation of credit
The reports and information to be given
in the Register will be confined to those
detmed worthv of some lino of credit: and '
as the same will be based, so far as practi
cable, open the written statements of the
parties themselves, revised and corrected by
well-known and reliable lejral correspond
ents, whose character will j.rove a guaran
tee of the correctness of the inform .tion fur
nished by them, it is believed that the reports
will prove more truthful and complete, and
therefore superior to. and of much greater
value than any previously issued.
By aid of the SJercliauts' Protective
VRklKJl&SVti& haW?amseeHaln at
a glance, the capital and gradation of credit,
as compared with financial worth, of
nearly every merchant, manufacturer, trader
and banker within the above named territo
rial limits.
On or about the first of each month, sub
scribers will receive ihe Monthly Chronicle,
containing, anions' other things, a record of
such important changes in the name and
condition of lirms, throughout the country,
as may occur subsequent to the publication
of each hall' yearly volume of the Mercan
tile Reference Resetter.
Price of the Merchants' Union 3Ier
cantile Reference Resistor, fifty dollars,
($50;) for which it will be forwarded to any j
address in the United States, transportation j
patu
itoiuers 01 nve sm snares oi me capital
stock in addition to participating in the prof- ,
TT T 1 .rr.. r ., .. ,..'
its, will receive one copy of the Mercantile
Reference Register tree of charge ; hold
ers often shares will be entitled to two cop
ies; and no more than ten shares ot the
Capital Stock will be allotted to any one ap
plieaut
All remittances, orders, orcommuniea
tions relative to the book, should be addres
sed to the Merchants' Protective Union, in
the Amercaa Exchange Rank Building, No.
12S Broadway, (Box aSC'j,) New York.
Oct. lst-44 3m.
.OII3T A IE2f STUOS fG- I
fiUUiUS t J-tXXi,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER.
Raleigh, N. C.
OVEE THE N. C. HOOK STORE.
nrtRIAL, EXECUTION, MINUTE
M. and Recording Dockets, made to Or-
uer.
North Carolina Reports and other Law
Eixtks, bound in Superior Law Einding.
JlissinfC Numbers of the Reports supplied,
and Odd Numbr tken in exchange for j
Binding. Seyt. 17. j
H0SADA1.IS,
Blood : Puriel
Scrofula in its Various 'Forms,
, SUCH AS 1 ,
'Consumption In Its Earlier staget, Enlargement
and Ulceration or the Glands, joinn. uu.tos
Kidneys, Uterus, Chronic Rheumatism,
1 Eruptions of th Skin, CtronlC
Sore Ejes, &c.,.--;
s IN ALL ITS FORM9
I9 DISEASES OF WOMEX,
" i - - - .... - . a. ti. V lb
, ' f in Life, G'avel. -
GENERAL BAD HEALTH,
sad U diseases of M -,
sTtliA Terfaot TtenoTfttOT.
a ; " : -x i
tnt03ADALIS eradicates every kind 1
of hnmnj. ni had taint and restores tao If
iL entire ryBteia to a hcaltiiy coaoiuan-
k..J...tn.t1iAEtintifaat InilirV. 3 . 1
5 HT"It Is not a Secret Quae Remedy, flj
n .... . ..... .AABt.rnii .n.
ea aroafitt eaca bottle.
$ Rocetpmended by tho Medical Faculty andjlany ?.
6 Tnousands of our Kett unions.
RForTcstlTtonlnls of remsrfesDls cores, see !
UOSXDAUS ALilAJiAO ' 10r IU18 JKM ..-
rKEPASZD 03O.T BT
iDR. J.'J. LAWRENCE & CO.
1 Baltimore Street,
For' Sals' I? Droeslsts EvcrTTrhera. j
Mar 12. X . 15 Cm-
WhccIIcr's History of North Caro-
ltHi.
A LARGE 8 OC. BOOK, TWO VOL
mnes in one. Everybody who hr.s not
one. should have. It sold before the war at
S-3 00, gold value. I have a number ol them,
bright aud new, which I will send to any ad
dress, postpaid, on receipts of $1.00 per copy.
Au assortment of School Books, Law aod
Miscellaneous Books, Novels," Stationary,
Sheet Music, &e., constantly kept on hand.
Any Book or article in oni line, not oa
hand, will be furnished to order at lowest
CASH prices.
lie is aiso Ajrent for the sale of "T!:OV
velty Sewin r Machine." Price- .?C'0.( 0 Ind
b'rfst In use for price. Send for circular ia
closinff stamp.
He keeps lor sale retters Patent Evelopea
d sells laem at iuanuiucuir?rs prices.
AuureiS
J. A. JON Erf,.
(Successor to Branson, i-
I.ak:i"ii, in
Sept. 17.
OEM - SALOON.
rmHE PUREST LIQUORS, FINEST
M. Cig;irs and best selected . .
CONFECTIONARIES,
caa be found at J. L. SAVAGE CO", on
the Corner opnositc the Store of R A. Sizer.
HARRISON P.AXiLS will be always
found om hand and t d;es jueasure ia onco
more oilering his services to his friend
throughout the Town and County..,
Dou't forget our location and give us a call.
J. L. SAVAGE & CO.
March 19. 10-tf
A NEW SGUTsiEI!:; K0TEL.
H3 0 ZLa 0 Txl S3 :
A Tala of Disappointinont3 and Die
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS READY
for the Press, arid viil publish, early
in September if he crs.it' c: I five hundred sub.
scribers in the Stain oi'Xnrih Carolina,
A Pout hern PtV.ee ni:J ..r Novel; embra"
cing piciti.-es oi o.'.u ; Li.e iu the South
and North, bc;'.ire, duritsf:, and since the
War, with paral'ds l-.etvecii the People end
Society of the two .. lions: coi.tnining Bat .
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ing-Jottrnal.Vn (or fjo!ie:,.; '.: ism.) personal ?
iiies conccrji.i the leaJi.'.r Metropolitan
Xewspr.per'i'tcn. and other pit;!iant matter f
and conrprising thene feat -;. as the mere
iilusti-aiion of a narrative, t!.-: plot of which
has been pronot::ieed to be very intricate in
eonslrtictioii and intenstiy interesliag aud
c:iciti'ig in development.
232 Agents wanted in every County ol
the State, witii wcoia liberal terms will b
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The hook will be hanjseme'y printed, ami
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One fcj-py.S2.i5Jf Yc:j Copies 2O.0f
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DENJAIv': IXiRINSON.
Fayettcviiie, In C. June rJV, i i f32-lf.
N. C. papers copying this advertise-
ment will rece-ye two copies ct the work
fcl
over. 2ooo nzTE e::gPvA,ving3.
10,0150 Words ond meanings not other
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'The New Webster" is glorious it is per
fect it distances and defies competition it
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write, can henceforward atford to dUpcr.se with.
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In many respecs the greatest addition to
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The work is really a sen oJ a Dlrtion
fie5 Mas? & MEttI AM, SpHng
Sold by all Booksellers.
Oct. lst.-44 3m.
Number of Pounds to a Bushel.
Of Wheat
GO Pounc
50 dd
Of Shelled Corn. . . .
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Of Bzrley
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