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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Superior Court Of Law. March Tern.
1896.

Superior Court Of Law. March Tern.
1885.
The sisis larson. Removal for ira %
4. the second Monday m Ma.
H,nry Harris. next, 20 casweII county.
SrHE Prisoner being man af colour. enc
- being suggested 10 the Court here De,
he 10 supposed 70 be runaway slave, but tis
owner beng unknown; II is therefore ordsHt
that publication be made Tor four wssks "a
one Of the papers printed in ihis state, giving
notice that his owner, IL be DO . slave. nI,
come forward and defend him The said He.
~ Harris Is stout made, six feet high, ysiOs.
ish complexion. very active and lHtellissni
quick spoken, and very brilliant eyes u
lad heretofore been convicted Of peIilt laitt
ny and sentenced 10 the jail Of said county -
Orange; and was also committed asa EDnavss
slave, not bsing able 10 give an seeount Of -
freedom, sc. During his said confinement },
committed Akron BY burning the Jail d "a:
county Of Orange; and ~ the Term last sicN
sad, sss by the Court ordered 10 be stHl l.
Person county jail for cafe keeping.
Witness George ". Bruce, Clerk Of our sd
Court, at office, 10 Hillsborougt, the seeOn!
Monday Of March. A ID 1855.
GEO. w. BRUCE, C. s. C.
March 70. IA Ss
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Q demoa possessed me. I eared nsilhef
for heaven nor bell.
Yea Who dwell in die. midst Of he
Influences II mercy. and shrink 70 give
pain eYen 10 IN animal. can hardly ina
CINE What hardness Of heart comes with
Ihe lie Of . soldier. Deeds Of cruelty
are slways before him. and be heeds mel.
ihsr he sufeFings Of the. starving infant
nor the gIoans Of ~ dying mother.
OF my own varieties of pain ] slll
NOT speak. Yet when ] have lain on he
field of bstile and unable 10 move IRON
among the feet 81 lrampling horses, when
nv wounds sliifened in The chilly night.
arr and no man cared for my soul. ! have
lhnughi il no more Than just. since my
own hand had dealt The same violence 70
others. perhaps inflicted even keener an
guish than .hai which was appointed 70
me.
But the greatest evil Of soldiers life
10 not the hardship 70 which he . expos
ed or the wounds he may sustain. but The
sin with which he 10 surrounded aud made
familiar. Osths. impressions. and con.
tempt of every thing sacred. are the ele-
ments Of his trade. In this hardened ca,
reer. though | exerted myself 10 appear
bold and courageous. my heart constant
" misgaye me. God grant that 4 may be
purified BY repentance before ] am sum-
moned 10 the dread bar Of judgmenL
His friends haiered themselves that BY
medical skill and nursing he might even.
luaIly be restored 70 health. But he said
IL can never be. My vital energies ara
wasted
Brother he would say, you have
been man Of peace. In the quiet oceu
patton Of husbandry You have served
God and loved your neighbOr. You have
been merciful 10 the animal creation.
You have taken the fleece and saved the
sheep alive: but have wanlnnly delsceC
the image Of God. and stopped that hreali
which | never can restore. You hay,
taken the honey. and preserved the labor
ing bee; but have destroyed man ant
bis habilsiion. burned the hive and spill
ed the honey on ihe ground. You ean'
no, imagine how bitter is now my sor
row Tor The performance Of such abomi
nations
| He declined rapidly. Death came Of
with hasIy strides. Laying his cold ham
upon the head Of The eldest lilIle boy
who had been much around his bed il
his sickness. he said. Dear John. neye
be a soldier. Sisier. brother. you hs~
been a. angels of mercy 10 me. Tn
blessing Of the God u peace abide vii
you. aud upon your house
So saying. he expired. Such was lh
concluding scene in The life of a beIni
who had fondly anticipated in the sol
dier's career nothing bu. splendor an
uniading glory.
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49,
aiY GOD DIRECTS THE STORM.
The Spirit Of the Tempest shook
His wing Of raven has
Above ihe sea. and hollow winds
How'd Ger the waters blue.
Up rose the mountain pillows high,
And swept stormy path;
Darkness and tsrror mingled there
Their ministry Of wrath.
AIaasly bark. by houadiag sesa
TOsn wildly to an fro
Dash'd Ger the bil'aw's foamiag brow
To fearful depths below.
Crash echoed erashi the quivering spars
Broke DER TIE leaning ade.
And Ia the bark Q SHATTERED wreck,
Tt stormy waves Z" ire.
The stu dy seamen struggled hard
To hold the yielding helm.
And keep the ships prov to the surge,
Thsi thres,en,d 10 o'sfwhsln.
And when the plungine ruin spurn'd
Tasir impotent control.
They few to drown their gloomy fears
In Tire accused bowl.
Cpon the raging ocean then
Helpless was lefi the bark,
TO the ~IId mercy Of the waves,
Amid the tempest dark.
Upon the deck. alone, there stood
A man ofeouraEe high;
A hero, from whose bosom fear
Had never drawn sigh.
With folded arms. erect he stood.
His countsnsnce was mild;
And, calmly gazing on the scene,
He how'd his head and smiled.
A wild shrek from the cabin rose
Up rush'd his beauteous bride;
With locks dishsyell'd and in tears,
She membsd at bis side.
% Why, my love, upon thy hp,'
She cried. doth play that smile,
Whe" all 10 COON and ssrrOr here,
And must weep the whIlei'
No SOrd the warrior sPake-bus he
Drew from beneath his vest
A PonIsrd bright, and placed its point
Agains, her heavins breast.
She started not, nor shriek'd 10 dread,
AZ she had shrIek'd before;
But stood sstonish'd, and survey'd
His trsnqu features DER.
Nov ~hy,' he ask'd dos, thou not start
May not thy blood b. splti'
With sweet csmposn'e size replied,
Ny husband holds the hilH'
'Dost wond-', then tas, am calm,
That ear shakes not nv 'ofm7
'fne'"r ran uemble while I snow
Ny God directs the s.Ormr
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N AN already called on BY the Post 0sice
- Department 10 pay TO the Contractor on
this line what is due to that department. do
therefore most earnestly hope that all who are
in arrears for either letter or newspapers post.
age, will call and pay their respective dues, as
have no other means Of paying. and no in.
diligence will be gwen 10 me.
THOS. CLANCY, r. M.
April I. l2-
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JOR-PRFvTIIG,
Executed at this Office with neainess,
accuracy and despatch.
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA,
Orange County.

In Equity-March Term, 1896.
Charles HOrtham, Isaac Woods, Peggy Woods,
Lucy Smith, ipidOso Of William Smith, vii.
liam Woods and Rachel his Wits, and ERhu
Woods, administrator Of Susan Faucet, COM
plainsnis,
against
The children Of Charles Wortham aud his riI
Polly, and the children Of Isaac and Bsiss
Woods, iafdnts, and the executor or admins
traitor cfaiaths,r Woods, deceased, DEFENDANTS.
TN this case il is ordered, that the Master
make publication Tor six weeks in the Hills.
borough Recorder, for the defendants to ap.
pear at or before the next term fthls Court, 10
be holden in the court house in Hlllsborough,
on the second Monday Of September next, and
answer, plead or demur, or the petition will
be taken pro confsssO against them, and heard
sS psris.
Tes,e, JAMES WEBB, C. &. M.
APrl7. ls-
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shop 20 the house formerly occupied By kE
William Huntington a. dwelling houss, iss
doors wes. Of Mr.. stephen mo0rs's Su,s
where he may be found when not PrOisssios,
ally engaged.
January 8. o.
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Jas. Indy o. Lindsay Desurnia Walker
III Those calling Zoe sdsertised letters will
please sas ihey are advertised.
THOMAS CLANCY, p. ".
April I. IL
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FIVE CENTS REWARD!

FIVE CENTS REWARD!
IRAN away IRAN the subscriber ~ sunday
- the goth of March, = bound boy BY The
name o. GREEN OfDANIEL. about eighteen
years Of age, full face, dark HAIR, stout built
All persons are forbid harbouring HIM. under
the penalty of the law. Arewsrd olive cents
will be given for his apprehension bu, no
charges paid nor thanks Riven
JAMES CRUTCHFIELD.
April !. s 81 v I2-3w
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

sl,HAT at the last term Of the Court Of Plen
- and Quarter sessions for Orange county,
letters Of administration upon the estate Il
JOHN RIDER, deceased, were granted e. ne
subscriber; ell persons indebted 10 the ssi Il.
tate are requested 10 make immediate pap
msnt, and those having claims will prcs,i,
them, properly authenticated, within the tn.
prescribed by law, OF this notice will be r,k
in bar Of their recovery. I'll.
STEPHEN MOORE, adm'r.
March rs. OIL
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no more worthy To
| would awake, and
but there would be
4 dlsobedience; and
wepl TO think that
by peaceful precep.s
VI blood
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26

not possible sincerely hope that he could nave i've
made the assertions attributed to him in the race o tne
intelligent people Of Bedford However warm MS yea,
NAV be for Judge White-and for the prevention OF an
election by the people with hope of carrying it before
Congresshe has too much regard for his own character
and for TRUTH have made the statements ABOVE quoIen
Such assertions would disgrace the Banner or kePub-
can, much less grave and respectable member OF the
Tennessee Bar.-D
HoSoRs TO THE PEEsInEsr.-Lnrge and respectable
meetings lave been held in Maury and Williamson Coun
lies within few days past for the purpose of concering
measures for giving the President suitable welcome OH
his temporary return to his home The proceedings Of
these meetings shall be given 10 our readers.
NJ The Hon. HUGH l.. WHITE arrived al his re-
sdencc near Knox ! the 26th ultlmo having made
small tour of observation since the adjournment, and
stopt at Joncshorough cat public dinner, an account
of which we have hereafter TO give from correspondent
Mr. Bell has been to Boston, aud MIR. Peyton and MIR.
Forester to New York, since the adjournment Verify,
this Plcsident-making the Frenchman said Of his
puppet show, is one grand Jnsincss-D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Wings were never more out in their calculations,
than when they pretend to put in claim to the Key
stone State # the late meetings of her counties, the
determined tone they assume and the unequvoca tes-
nony Of her republican presses afford any grounds for
belief then is the result beyond dispute The papers are
crowdei with the proceedings of her popular meet
ings. In the Harrisburg Reporter of the 18th inst,
we have The animated resolutions of the great meetings
in Dauphin, Columbia and old BeEks, and references
meetings in old Northumberland Crawford and JunI1-
Ia One of The largest aud most animated meetings
tina, ever took place in York county was held by her
Democratic citizens, the LIST inst Lancaster is NOV
the meeting in the county on the 18th, states, that in
every portion of the Commonwealth, the Democratic
party ray!ng to the rescue These i p meetings rally
around Van Buren,, and denounce the Bank OF the U.
States The last Harrisburg Reporter declares, the
Democratic party was never in more effective cond.
ton that it is at present. The Globe furnishes the fol-
lowing
Eftroet of letter from gentleman at York, Pa.
livery thing looks WELL politically, in this State
ANY sums be bet upon Van Buren,. Notwit'stand-
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,-.o.. Tho reaction is the more remaIKa'
HE and decisive of the future, nasmuch a. .aanhlv
candidate for eector was caha'Da'e Ava
and is defcaled.-Gtobc.
~ <ron the t'tncenass Sun, 49,,
nc tI E,Iowng table exhibits true state
S ,II, IN Knox county at the annual 1870 r
' =" ~ ~ last for the Rerresehat'ye anu iI, far
on ,n,y It will be Observed that me ,; o..
the county, we're the Van Buren, and Harrison cai'
er electors, and by the friends OF flaTFiSoh
au Is oucslon declaring that "in Voung LOT DeGHel
Nu I'D not vote for the man, but the principles Up
~, That issue the friends oil van buren, 'et le'' az" ~
low lou hare the result
jhs Ei,ct;yn-Wr the election is over, and parties
have again cooled down soberness; and ho" has IL YER
minated, Why here IN this town, The residence % az
rison while Governor OF the Territory OF
friends running their candidate upon the llaffiSo" q
lion and that candidate, too, the candidate lot
This District was beaten 81 votes in the TOWNSHIP al
% in the county In the language OF my HepI'' ~
the Gazette may moi say 'od Knox Is Feort"'u' 49,
;llino hnGs should again their old course WIN
out lei or Lindrance until The election IN Noveoc-
They shall be allowed claim muorltlrs, before cleo
lions and we will take them at the polls w.
Copy Of a letter, dated ,,oc
"Sr. LOUIS, August .. 1856.
Dr,R s,R:NSt. Louis is the hot-bcd of the Opposi-
nn in Missouri and yet have given Miller and Har-
rson the Van Buren, candidates tor Congress majority
OF about three hundred The way Ashley runs It,
cheats the Jews" There is accounting for H. The
Opposition here are trying obtain agency OF the
reniile. the United States Pennsylvania Bank. Their
design chiefly, suppose, is TO assist Ashley in "chlng
ing The politics Of the Sa! aud destroying the faithful!
servants of the people The patronage oc the General
Government. has not been used to sustain the Republican
party as far as We have right to expect nor 80 tar as
The Opposition give credit lor. In The counties from
which have heard. Miller and Harrison arc ahead and
Ashley ahead for Governor.
Respectfully, your friend
Extract If letter, dated
"CnlcAGo, ILL.,, August ., 1886.
"SlR: [ have mol time to give you detailed account
of the result of the election in this State So tar as
heard from, suffice i, to say, that the resu has proved
that the democracy os Illinois remains unnParea, ana
at the recent election shows an increased ni"Joty
Wh,,orer p,v have been the hopes of the Opposition
they have found themselves far behind the age their
hopes are blased.5-
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ing the Opposition make some iuss do honestly be,
Van S maj orly will rather exceed than fall sor, Of ~
votes never knew the party more firmly united - :.
il now is, and more determined TO succeed" "''
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Land in the Lo,rer part Of Uanorer for sale.
IN durron Of tho counIv (dur


EEURSUANT TO a decree of the county Court 81
Hanover, pronounced on the eth day Of July.
1886, the undersigned Commissioner, specially appoint
ed. WILL on Monday, The Goth Of September next, Of fair
if not the next fair day. upon the premises sell at pub
lie action to the highest bidder the tract of land be-.
louoirn to the estate Of John A. Jones, deceased This
farm is situated Immediately of the public roads
leading to the city of Richmond from which, il is about
eleven or twelve miles distant in agreeable and healthy
neiulborhood-has on it convenient dwelling house,
spacious ganary and all the other necessary out houses
and BY recent and accurate survey, contains 39 Ia
acres To all persons wishing to purchase, The land Will
be shown by William A. Jones, resident OF the place
Terms Of sae-a credit Of twelve months to the Pur
chaser irving bond with sufficient and approved person
security and the title retained until the whole OF the
purchase money be paid. Possession will be given the
LIST of January next EZEKIEL ,. lALLEf,
Ano 26 132-w4w1 Commissioner
a TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees Of Wash
"A ington Academy, in Somerset county, Maryland,
will on the third "Wednesday of September, elect an
ss,ant Tutor for The Institutions duties 10 commence N
the third Monday in October.
Applicants for the situation, who must be qualified to
teach the Latin and Greek languages and Mahematlc J.,
will forward their testimonials TO the subscriber prior TO
the day of elcction.-The Salary is $500 per annum-
VIM. w. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Aug 20 o2-"""
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"IsDIANA EIEcTIos.--it will be seen that where Har-
rison is best known, in Indiana he is beaten Yincen
mes was his residence.as Governor. The county was
Of those that sent Ewing e violent Opposition par
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THE GREENS.
To Tie Editor ct'hc Ffng Of Tie Cti0n:

TusEEGEE, July 20, lc"n
GenlcEen-An express has this moment arrived
from Gen. Jcsup at Fort Mitchell stating that battle
had been fought short distance below that place, be-
tween party of Indians and company Of Georgians
the whites had rccat-the particulars are not given
The express has been continued 10 Montgomery Tor the
Tennessee Volunteers under Gen. Armstrong. Two
companies of artillery marched from this place, this morn
ns for the scene of danger thus seems that the Creek
war is not ended The stage runs daily from Montgnnc.
~ to Columbus A most savage murder was committed
turIay last by Indian upon the body OF Of our c
items; the corpse brought in on Sunday morning
manglcd in most shocking ulanner The murderer was
taken by Jim Boy Cs iathcr:'n: aw) and brought here
the same evening, and is now in ial.
Respectfully. your obedcnl servant,
GEORGE l.. MEDLOCk.
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h ncc,,ur Ob.cryer treceived last night
there WA no ties, made the politics OF The
Two Of them however, profess to be- White men, '"'
.idsd friend Of Mr. Van Buren,"
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-07
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