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The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-07
GTATE OF N. CAROLINA, ONsLow Coun,y-
~ Court of Pleas q Quar-. Sessions NV Tern, 1910

STATE OF N. CAROLINA, ONsLow Coun,y-
~ Court OF Pleas & Quar-. Sessions, Nov. Term 1872
John Cook Stephen p. Bradham and David Brad
nam. Levy on Lands of Stephen P Bradham
IL appearing to the satisfaction of The Court that
Stephen P Bradham ore of the Defendants in tbiS
case IS not an nhablant of This State or conceas him
sell SO that the ordinary process cannot be served on
MN: 1t IS therefore ordered that publication be made
In The North Carolina Standard, for six weeks
slVey, notifying the said Defendant to be an appear
6elore the Justices Of Court of Pleas and Quarter
SESSIONS to be held for the said County, at Onslow
Court House. on the first Monday in February next
then and there TO repIevy ami plead to issue other
wise. Judgment by default will be granted against him.
Witness JASFER ETHERIDeE Clerk of our said Court,
JASPER ETHERIDGE, c. G. C.
Nov. 80, 1912 (S5 62&1 GoS6,
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For the North Carol

For the North Carolina Standard
Alta called meeting of Line Lodge, No. 81, held No
Vember 18th, D. 1912, A L. 5s42, the following Pre-.
ambie and Resolutions were unanimously adopted !:
Whereas, has pleased the Supreme Architect Of tho
Universe to take from the bosom of his family from th
society of his friends and foAhe fellowship Of our Fra
ernity, our worthy highly esteemed and beloved RIo
ther' JOHN LINTON, late Dupn who, through Iono
I've o. usefulness sustained nnbemshed, the enviabe
upright citizen, and honest man Therefore h. :.
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DKOSPECTUS of the NORTH cARoT1,.
Il LITERARY RECORD. The sdbscriber nU.LlN4
70 Puosn, ID tne city OF Raleigh. magazine TiS 's
above title Il will be printed in monthly numha. he
iorty octave pages OF good paper, with Dew si %
CANT type and neat cover, for dek
7gg TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN -ADvANcr.
1t is designed to be a publication of general -.
containing biographical sketches of the iIlbsuVrt
lives OF North Carolina; historical papers, emh,a.aa
particularly "REMINISCENCES by the present
men and scientific articles This e PuohC
Sh the purely literary, and its pages will be eAt
poetic contributions. prominent place will ~ with
10 the interests of the Common SCHOOL system ~ gwen
ton in our State. A REVIEW department will Suuca
ded, which will present notices of new pnbl;c.,: d.
and it is designed that the work shall have m""'
CHRONICLE OF literary intelligence. 1'uly
The subscriber feels safe in making The aboro..,
ments because he has the promise OF asssano. ae
several distinguished gentleman in the Stale in Iron IRON
requirements the public has all confidence TIe Tnoe
sires 20 make il periodical which shall comnar & @
with any Southern magazine, ornament the abI"a "ea
the literary man, and be welcome visiler TO anw G
" in the State. 1t will be seen that the sub<c nun,
is unusually low PUN
Fomr hundred and Eighty octGro pages 6,
TtcO DoLLGrsM
The work is put at this price that its circulation
be the greater bueit will be at once perceived b., ~
publisher cannot risk commencement until a srs
cent number Of subscribers shall be obtained to cow"
expenses a.1- e
fGTAs soon as fUc hundred responsible subscrb.
Shall be secured. the first number will be ,ssnS
which time the payment for the first volume viii.
considered in advance. When subscribers receive Ih
number they will forward tke amount of their Subsc
tion Immediately, and will take the publication of
number as guarantee that the magazine will be iY
ed for at least year. This arrangement will sern.
both parties.
Who can doubt that North Carolina needs Apcb
magazine? Who can doubt whether there be not mnr
than sufficient talent leisure in our State 10 fill
pages with profitable and entertaining matter? Wbo
will not risk TWO dollars on an experiment so we'll
worth making? We shall listen for reply, and exUsr
hearty response. Let no one wait to see how will
appear; for such course may prevent the pubicorm
entirely bnt let every friendly to The work Irv6
for YEAR, and then if it be worth taking, Ia
him aba ndon H.
We want the names OF all who will subscribe bylb
first OF January next, or earlier, if practicable Ps
masters, every where will no doubt take pleasure in
forwarding them, as they authorised to do, freed
postage.
Wv Editors who will give this prospectus ar instr
ion, and send the paper marked with ink, TO the Raj
eIgh STAR shall receive copy Of The work year.
Nv POstmasters and others, who will become :eSpm
'ible fer fOe subscriptions shall, likewise receive
:oPy for one year.
All communications to be addressed, POST PAID to
e.. ...s.ae,-. THOS. J. LEMAY /
Raleigh, N. c., November IA, 1912. 42l6t
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TtUO Hundred Dollars ReaU09.el.
80. PROCLAMATION. :- - -.

By HIS Ercellemcy, JOHN M. MoREHEAD, Coo
ermOr Captain General, and Commander IN
Chief Of the State Of North Carolina.
WHEREAS, it has been made appear 10 the Execu-
tive Department. that the last Term of the Superior
Court of the County of Cabarrus, the Grand Jury
DER of JAMES S. Russell and that said Ksor has fled
from justice a.. ..s-.-.,...-... s.4 st--
N0rU therefore, the end that said Mark Kisor may
be arrested and brought TO trial for the said offence,
hereby issue this my Proclamation, offering Reward
of Two Hundred Dollars, for the apprehension and
delivery of the said Mark Kisor, the Sheriff of Ca
barruS And do, moreover, hereby enjoin and re-
quire all Officers of this State Civil and Military,
their best exertions apprehened, and
be apprehended, the said fugitive aforesaid.
<11f82~ Given under my hand as Governor
sMkEEE. &C., and to which l have caused the
SHSSsN "a Great Seal of State to be affixed
tSE Done at our city of Raleigh, this 25th
'sT5SSS' October 1912. -.-- .-s
J. M. MOREHEAD.
BY his Excelency's command,
PRYOR REYNOLDS, Priv. Sec. i
DESCRIPTION.
Said Kisor is about 80 years of age, five feet ten in
ches high, dark hair, square shoulders, dark skin,
large mouth, some appearance of scald-head speaks
quick. is Blacksmith by trade, has bad counten-
ance, and fond of carrying his Rifle and o Liquor
He has brother Georgia, and Two sisters in MisSs
sippi, one married to Parrot Evans, the other -
Collins. -r..
November 2, 1912 4lSst.
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I'M UIMIN1SI'EtAIOHk'S NOLlCE.-At Mo-
"A Vember Term, 1912, of Johnston County Court.
the subscriber obtalned Letters of Administration on
the Estate of STEPHEN ONEAL, decd All persons in.
de6led to sad Estate requested 10 make payment
without delay; and those having claims against said
are requested 10 present them, duly authenti
Gated, within The time prescribed by Law otberw;se
TINS notice will be plead in bar of their recovery
Nov. 90 1912. JOS HOULDER 1J,,.
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STATE OF N. CAROLINA, ON>Low County
~ Court Of Pleas & Quar- Sessions, Nov. Term 1912
David Marshall William B. Mumford.
Original Attachment.
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of The Court, thai
not liam B. MumloId, the Defendant in this case,
tina an lnhabant Of This States IL is therefore ordered
arct publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
FEM for six weeks successfully notifying the said De-
Codant that he be and appear before the Justices
nr OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held for the
id County, at OnsIow Court House, on the first Mon
pay IN February next, then and there repIevy and
glead to issue; otherwise judgment by defadt will be
ranted against him.
Witness, JA>FER ETHERDGE Clerk of our said CouIt,
AT Office the LIST Monday IN November, 1912.
JASPER ETHERIDGE, c. &C.
Nov. 80. 1912. (S5 623) 422.6t.
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HNAAEN UP, and committed to the Jail of Wayne
= county, on the 23d of July, ls42, a negro man Who
SaS Sa himself Noah Runnels, and says he belongs to
ces is supposed 10 be about forty years old; FIVE
Ieet nine or ten inches high black plexion quick
SPOKEN. The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away
CALVIN CO0R. Sheriff.
SePt. 20, 1912. Pr. adv. s 9 e. 41S.6m.
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DORTRAIT PAINTING-GEoRG W.
FITZWILSON, offers his professional services to
the citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity His room is
over Mr. j. C. Pa liners Jewellery Store, Fayetteville
Street, where specimens may be seen. The public are
respectfully solicited 10 call.
November g. 1s42. 41o5t
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Having in his employ skilIfuI and experienced
Watch maker together with his personal attention to
the business he feels confident of giving general salts
faction. All work warranted TO perform well. Call
opposite the Market, Fayetteville street.
Raleigh, Nov. Is. 421-3t
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r. IL. FEoVY'RES&. ,
MERCHANT TAILOR

RALEIGH N. c.
YHAKES GREAT pleasure in announcing IN hi.
friends. and customers, that he has Just Ielurned
from the Northern Cities, with large and elegant sur
ply Of GOODS in his line, embracing every thing usr
necessary 10 enter into detail of his assortment
much as he hopes all who may wish to purchase will
visit his Store, when he display his Stock for their
pleased with il. 'e''3
Garments of every kHd, made to order at the short,
est notice, and warranted to fit well.
ne Is extremely thankful for the patronage he has
heretofore received from the public and as mo eor,s
on his part shall be spared to merit continuance he
hopes an augmentation of the same Ae
N. B. Those indebted, are most respectfully reoues
Ted TO call and settle their accounts either bv oh
Note. ~ r. ~ Dusn M VI
October 26, 1912. AI7o
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NOTICE is hereby given, that application VIII
~ be made TO the present General Assembly, 10 iu-
corporate henderson Academy" the town of Hen
derson, Granville county, N. C.
Nov. 81, 1S42. 4o2.u
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ER ESH ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS.
II The subscriber has just received, and open
ing, the following desirable Goods:
Ladies long white Kid GLOVES, for Parties
blue, light, and dark cold H. S. GLOVES.
t' Cold WorSted do.
Fine whie English Flannel; Hooks and Eyes;
Gentlemen's superior Angola and heavy Bro Cot'n,
Hose.
Superior French BOMBAZINE. BPS
piece fine blue French Merino, for children.
With great variety Of other articles, which, added
10 his former stock, will make, he thinks, very hand
some collection Of articles in his line. Please call and
examine for yourselves. T. H. SNOW
Raleigh, Nov. 2l- 1912. 422-4-
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HOIT'S CORN OIL, recommended as a cure
IL Tor Corns, for sale at The Office of THE NORTH
CAROLINA STANDARD" Price, 25 cents per bot
tle So per dozen bottles.
March l, 1S41. 3oS.tf
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Fol- the North Carolina Standard
N EARNEST CRY AND PRAYER" To TT
LEADERS OF THE WHIGGERY
An humble Democrat presumes,
Oh men of clay and grinning coons.'
Born, as ye are, with silver spoons
Between your crackers,
And gifted with the knack o. tunes,
To beard your hackers,
Bluff Hal, and all who join with Hal,
In singing Fol rOl.faI de raj,
Oh Vhiggery is the charming gal,
To tci1a the hedrties
(WTt4 the right fol lOI de fal de r0l,)
OfhOnest parties!
Oh Hal, you are lucky dog! ...#
For Webster 3 in the Tyler bog,
And Scott, like any other log
Is trampled over
By British Wings and Feds incog.
While you eat clover.
But pray, good Hal, do deign to tell
To cabin-men, who love you well,
What Hal will do when he shall swell
AS President?
Will Hall at conscience-tricks excel
The .Accident7
Besides, you know, your party said,
You doubling, twisting, blue-iight Fed!
That poor men should be daily fed
"a great reIiefD
Iffhey would shove your cause ahead
On nice roast beeEt
And where > the beef The wages, Wings,
You promised US amid your Jugs?
Oh Lor! should poor men live on figs
And such calarities,t
When Plumbs abound? Why, look, the pigs
They love not rarities.
And dare poor man ask for beef?
Oddszounds! we intend to give relief
To better men; and now in brief
Just h: Id your clatter,
Or Hal, great Hal, our chosen chief
Will make you scatter.
But where, good masters, tell US where
Those better times? Dissolved in air?
BY all the Heather Gods we swear
We wont be baffled,
Nor rode, like asses, here and there,
Like asses snaf1ed!
The Tarifc-was that kindly passed
To make US richer? Who was asked
For leave when that great load was cast
Full on our shoulders?
Improve your hour, for tits your last
Ye money-holders!
Huzza for Coons! IT was Martins spoons
That gave US all these precious boons
They raised the Whiggery's loudest cry,
oh 'riM ertr0uogance! oh mi!
fl siLOer spoon! Our freedom $ gone!
By siErer spoons Ills overtlro,cn.
Farewell great Hal, and Whiggery too,
One thing we want-what e'er you do
(When you shall come to rule anew
To allay our grief)
That "tWenty shillings" good and true,
And nice 'sFoaSt beef.''
December, 1912. TRUTH.
he Register, some weeks since, said that the Coon
OF dead; and 10 prove it, represented him, in the
ter, as grinnaing.
'me of the Northern Wings, it will be remembered.
the campaign of lS4O, promised the working men,
they would vote for f'TiPpecanoe and Tyler too,
hould have "two dollars day and roast beef
lis word, we believe. has no place in the works of
n lexIcographers 1t owes its origin to steward
APPEL Hill; who, being interrogated on certain
on' as to the fare he supplied the students with, re-
'that they regularly had mutton, hot soup. and
;0L0FttteS" 1t IS presumed, that the learned stew
ant by 'calartles, fpreserVes' and Esroast beef"
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IN1VERSITY.-The annual meeting of the
~ Board of Trustees of The University of Norh Car.
oiIna VIII be held at the Executive Office on Saturday
the 10th day of December next
Nov. 90, 1872 lao"o,.
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y tate of North CarOIina-ASI1e Comm

6 tate of North CarOIina-AShe COuIl.
~ ". Court OF Equity, Fall Term, A. 1942 Rich
ard Gentry Us Robert Hamilton, and Charles NJ DowelI
Bill of INJUNCTION.
1t appearing TO the Court, that the Defendant Robert
Hamilton is not inhabiiant of this State Ii is order
ed that publication be- made for three months In the
North Carolina Standard, published in the Town of
Raleigh, that the defendant, Robert Hamilton appear at
the next Court of Equity be held for Ashe County
al the Court House in Jefferson, the sixth Monday
after the third Monday of February next and then and
there plead to answer demur com mpainants bill
coDfesso taken against him.
Witness Felix B. Parks, Clerk and Master of said
Court at office, This 18th day of October A. D. 1912.
October 26, 1912. CPr. adv. s751 4l7-la'
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THE INDIAN ELIXIR cur

HNHE INDIAN ELIXIR, a cure for Coughs.
etagble extract OF agreeable taste and certain in its
happy results. Price, 81 per bottle For sale by T
LORlNG, General Agent, the Office of "The North
Carolina Standard" Raleigh. Also by W. WARE
Wilmington, and by A. PARKS, Hlsboro', v c.
March ], IS41. 226.,f
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
~ COUNTY OF FRANKLIN.
court PieaS and Quarter Sessions, Sept Term, 1912
Rebecca Virgins
The heirs at Law heuion Ior lower.
of Elias WIggnS.I
and o,bere Petition for sale of Slaves
re belonging TO the Estate of
Alfred Virgins Sc others. n''aS Virgins deceased.
1t appearing the satisfaction of :he Court that
HarwoOd WIggins. Green Virgins, Alfred WigeIns,
Wineford May, Priscilla Underwood and Sally Free
man. defendants in the above stated Petitions reside
beyond the limits of this State, that the ordinary
process issuing from this Court cannot reach them 1t
IS ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh
Standard for six weeks successfully for them appear
at our next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be
held for the County of Franklin the Court House in
Louisburg. on The second Monday in December next;
then and there to answer TO the said petitions or they
will be taken pro confesso Them and final DEGREES
entered according the prayer SAID petitions
witness Smith Patterson, Clerk of said Court al
office, the Second Monday in September, 1642
S. PATTERSON, C. c. C.
Sepember2, 2, 1912. (Pr. adv. IS 624.) 4ls ct.
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( GOOD BARGATwTNV-.,,-,

"A UVOD 6AAkOA1 In LAND. -Fo,.
dred and forty-four and half Acres of our hua
zoo doaFsLten miles below LOuisburg FFSad Frad S
County, near Davis cross Roads. Planatior aI
10 work four or five hands to Ufhciea
Dwelling house, and necessary out house" loriat
adapted to the culture Of Corn or Cotton s;Sl well
healthy neighborhoOd Go and look. ana
to- a asH aeha5 THoS, CRoCKER, aPPy
November 1s, 1s42. "Ae tESIest. Et.
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Fg NHE ESUBsCRHBER ER offers hlg BeFvl-
Er vices 10 she Public as an AgeHt TO buy or sell
Bank or other Stocks or Public Securities in North
Carolina His charge will be one per cent on the q.
mount bought or sold siis - d. w. STONE.
Raleigh, Oct. II, ls41. 5.-ss,.... Gritty ,.
VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale that valuable plan
tation, miles west of Raleigh, called OAK GROVE,
containing about 500 acres part of which is good
any in the county. There is a snug dwelling house
on the premises Is one Of the most delight situa-
tions for couhtryresidehce any where be found
Applyto / ~ .l2tN gagfsI JANE WILLIAMS.
Raleigh, Aug "a, 1912. aa 4os.tf.s
ssrgos Is ssyAz PAINTING, &c. nsa ss.lse
The subscribers prepared to execute all kinds OF
= HOUSE AND s1eN PAINTING.
limitations of every variety of Marble, and of all kinds
OF Wood; also, Wall Painting Paper-hanging, Gliding,
Glazing, &C. &c. attended the shortest notice. and
done in superior style Of workmanship. ,sssa!"s -a
Military Flags and Banners painted
in the neatest STYLE the shortest notice, and much
cheaper than they can be done elsewhere. [G-Reter
10 the Adjutant General of North Carolina t...-.
Persons wishing Painting of any desert ption executed,
by calling al the Ca binet Ware Room Of Mr.. William
Thompson, opposite the South East OF the Cap
tol Square, may expectt have done to their entire
satisfaction. .s. -saaa C. SS S. FRAZIER
Raleigh, Nov. 8, I641..s tgs Il. - con.--369.f.
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Tomb Stones and Head Stones.
OF MARBLE AND GRANITE.
And granite work of all kinds, of different sizes and
prices. Also brick and plaster work, stone masonry,
All Communications from abroad, post paid. will he
attended To-.
WILLIAM STRONACH
Raleigh, May II, 1912. 393.12.mo-v.
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w. j. RAMSAY,
Watch and Clock Maker and Je

ID ESPECTFULLY in
Ia forms his friends and the
Public at large, that he is well
prepared TO repair all kinds of
Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, at
the shortest notice, and ON terms
IN emit 1ha 1;roa
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NOTICE.

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I'm 4. dOSSE I SheTiU.
By E. E. HUSSEY, D. 5.
420-1t.
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By HIS Ercellency, JOHN M. MoREHEAD, Goo
ermOr, Captain General, and Commander IN
Chief of The State of North Carolina
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NEW WATCHES. JEWELLERY, &c.

JOSEPH T. RHODES, Sec'y pro. tenn.
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lpartt9 oe Ser Staaten beretlt, nad Der Oanpttabt
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