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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-26

REVIEW OF RANsos's N. G. CAVALRY BY PREsI-
DENT DAvIs.-The LIST regiment of North Carolina
Cavalry Col Robert Ransom, Jr., whose arrival
hore on Friday last created a marked sensation,
were yesterday reviewed by President Davis in the
presence of thousand Of spectators, considerable
proportion of whom were ladies'
The regimental line was formed about o'clock,
and shortly afterwards the President who was at
tired in his usual citizens garb rode past the corps
in review, accompanied by his private Secretary,
Robert Josselyn. ESQ.,, and Col Chiffon, Of the Ad.
jutant Generals Office, and Lieut. John E. Shore, Of
the Nottoway Artillery. During the formality, the
we'll dressed lines and splendid Workmanship of the
regiment was commented upon in admiring terms
by the President, who appeared highly pleased with
the remarkable proficiency in the drill evidenced by
the command
AT the departure Of President Davis the regiment
was exercised in the manual Of the sword and in the
number of evolutons the most of which were SPLEEN
didly performed The drill terminated about half
past o'clock, when the corps returned to their
camp west of the Reservoir and the spectators dis
persed highly gratifed with the extraordinary spec
tacle.-lpichmoRd Enquirer.
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Army Messengers.

Many persons are anxious to send articles to the
army, but frequently gentlemen who are going do
not let the public know when; consequently many
are prevented from sending what they desire. We
doubt not if Gov Clark felt that the law authorized
him to do SO, he would gladly appoint one or more
Army Messengers who would take charge of all the
articles sent to soldiers and deliver them in per-
son at the various Camps, and whose arrival and de-
parture at given points in the State, would be made
known. Could he not do so under the resolution
passed by the Legislature? Ifnot let him take the
responsibility, and the whole State Will commend
him for it. The desire is very generally felt that
whatever is sent to the soldiers should be under the
immediate eye of some responsible Agent, who
would deliver thin in person.
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Contribplion, for the Armv.

Contributions for our brave soldiers continue to
pour in from this and other States. The Richmond
papers report the following received from this State
Large amounts, however, not reported Contri-
buttons of this kind from the several Southern
States to the army so far must exceed $1,000, 600:
Mr. Bynum, 800 for I'd n. c. Regiment; Daniel
Cults, $500 to 9th N. c.; j. 7. Evans, 5000 to LIST
n c. State Troops; 7. T. Ford and Francis Bev-
erly, $1,000 to llth N c.; DR.. John Harley, $500
to Sd n c.; Cicero Moore and H. NJ. Gray, s., 800
to 4th and 9Th N. c.; A Speight $3.50 to Sd n. c.;
L. Belo, JOS. Martin, James l.. Barrow, and Joseph
o. Hall, $4,000, clothing to 18th n. c.; Samuel
Brown, VIM. Schafer, and j. j. Martin, $1,000,
clothing to 1sth N c.; R. G. futile and L. w.
Gilbert, $3.50, clothing to 18th n. c. Volunteers !;
A. B. Walker $1,000, clothing to 9th n. c.; Z. Ii.
Walker, $3.50 to same; A. Rouse and E. H. Butts,
5000 clothing to Sd N C.. Merit Bursin, s., 900,
clothing to 9Th and 18th N G.; j. Bason, 81, 500,
clothing to 9th N. c. State Troops; j. C. Brown,
S2,2s5, clothing to same; Mr. Bulloch, $780, cloth
ing to 18th N. c.; j. E. Karmer and B. B. Whitta-
ker, SGUO, clothing to Sd n. c. State Troops; R.
W. Daniel for ladies' of Weldon, 5000, clothing to
1st n. c.; j. j. Martini 81 200, clothing to 18th n.
c.; John Mikel, 5000, clothing to 18th N. c.; S.
D. Umstead and NJ. Parker, $4,000, clothing to 9th
n. c.; s. NJ. Wood, j. c. Thompson, and H. Rob-
erts S3,8l4, clothing to 9Th n. Z.
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JUDGE BADGER-The Junior Editor, writing from
Camp Ruffin. Isle of Wight county, Va, says:
a. find that Judge Badger stands deservedy
high down in this country, where the people are
generally intellectual and refined They regard
him rs one of the purest and abest statesmen in
the South, and an oldline Wing informs me that he
Judge B is the decided preference in this section
for the next Presidency. What pity that party
spirit should conSgn man Of his genius and tai
ents and purity of character to the shades Of pri-
vate life When he is dead and gone those who
now hunt him down as a canine pack drives the
lion to its lair, will be his greatest eulogsts 1t
was thus with Henry Clay, and thus will it be with
Judge Badger But my choice for the Presidency
looking at the aspect Of affairs presented
is jeff Davis; thong hope to live to the day
when Judge Badger will occupy the Presidential
chair of the Confederate Government No man
could adorn it more "-Nilton Chronicle.
We think We may say, as friend and neighbor
of Mr.. Badger, that he has aspirations whatever
for the Presidency OF the Confederate States, and
that his chief wish is, to see the vigorously
prosecuted to an honorable termination for the
South. The Confederate States contain truer
or more loyal son than Mr.. Badger. But our friend,
the Junior Editor of the Chronicle, is mistaken
when he says that Mr.. B. has been consigned to
private life. He is now member Of the State Con-
vention, to which position he was called by NEST
flttering vote Of those who know him best.
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First N. G. Regiment.

Just before the battle at Great Bethel, Mrs.
Tunnel residing near Hampton whose husband had
been arrested, driven from her home, made her way
through the darkness of the the night and commu-
ncated to Gen. Hill the plans and the early approach
of the enemy. The regiment through their officers
have made her testimonial Of their high appreca-
ton of her services and she acknowledges its re-
ceipt in the following beautiful letter. Gen. Hill
speeks of her as having saved our army from de.
struction. .
York COUNTY OCr 10, 1861.
Gen. D. IT. Hill, Co.'s. C. G. Lee, and Jdmes H.
Lane, and members of the 1st RegL N. O. FoLs.
GENTLEMEN: In acknowledging the reception Of
your kind favor, I scarce know how to thank
YOU To have contributed the humblest service
to your gallant regiment in their glorious achieve
meht at Bethel would ever have gwen me the most
intense qualification, hut to have won the approval
of brave men-to be deemed by them not unworthy
this generous evidence of their kindness-will al
ways be to me a source of joyful remembrance,
which shall cherish through life and, hope now,
with Just pride, bequeath as an inheritance to my
children May it be to them an incentive to initiate
your patriotism and your virtues. May kind
Providence ever shelter your heads in the day Of
battle" May each Of you be the recipients Of the
reward due to distinguished yalor aud merit Yours,
truly and sincerely,
HANNAH TUNNEL.
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First n. c. Calvary Regiment.

This splendid regiment reached Richmond last
week, and ere this is in position in the army. We
are gratfed at the warm encomiums it has elected
from the Virginia papers. We doubt if any State
has furnished superior regiment of Calvary. Com
manded by one of the best Cavalry officers in the
old army, it will doubtless make its mark on any
battle field into which it may be led. We append
a list of its officers and companies. The regiment
set good example in marching to its post without
ucrrring the expense of being conveyed by Rail
Road:
Colonel. Robert Ransom, Jr. 1t. Colonel, L. S.
Baker; Major j. B. Gordon; Adjutant, j. L. Henry
Quartermaster, r. j. Shaw; Commssary, NJ. ID. l..
Mcleod; Sergeant Major, r. 7. Fulghum.
THE REGIMENT
Company A, Capt Crumpler; Company B, Capt.
Whitaker; Company G, Capt. Miller; Company D,
Capt Folk; Company f, Capt Check Company
+, Capt. Barringer; Company G., Capt. Wood
Company Fl, Capt. Rufin; Company I, Capt. Hous-
ton; Company K, Capt Siler
DR.. D. w. L Hiliard, Chas j. Odagan.
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CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS,
HON. W. n. II. SMITHS CIRCULAR.

To the Votsrs of the FTrst G5aere<siOa District composed
ofhe C5unties Of Tyrre, WashiagOR, A0rtin, BERTHE,
horthdmpto1, He-tford G1tes Per9aipstas, GhOt1dH,
PdsqDetGnk, Cdand>H and GurritRck:
TINHE PERMANENT CONSTITUTION FoRTHE GOV
Il ernTent Of the Confederate States, supersedes She
present Provisional Government in February nexf Pre-
paraory to organization under il, elections stnted
by law 10 be held for members Of the Electoral COle9e
and for representatives the Permanent Cungress from
the districts which the State divided thu
first Wednesday Of November preceding. s>.E
There movements in progress of VIII eh am adj
vsed indicating disposition to resort to tn instTune
taiy H Conventions for the purpose Of making nomna-
tuns for the latter oce Thuse agencies however aPprO.
pirate necessary, during the heated party srfes
of the past Of popular upinuh and aci,
10 have disappeared bre the generous and patufie
impulses which the presence Of coInnItn danger has
inspired --..-
The day of election hand. and do not consider
that nvcr-steppg the pruprieties Of positiun ia
announcing myseifx candidate 10 represent the District in
the first Congress Of the Confederate States
Unwilling To revive controversies calculated only TO dis
tract the entire harmony of sentiment and feeling which
prevails in maintaining with undivided strength and
loyal hearts, the acrun Of the Stale in separating un the
cid and entering into the Confectionery for the scrty
Of her constitutional rights and the defence Of mper
ilcd liberties of her people, avail myself If this mode Of
Communicating with you, ard shall content myself with
declaring any purpose yield cordia support IN public
promise make the impending struggle part wig
orous short and decisive To this end mutual cOndenee
and Jealous co-opeafoR unimpared BY former deren-
Of upniun, ahnne are wanting.
Mnrfreesborn', n. c., Sept. "a, 1861.
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Hon. John C. Breckenridge.

We are glad to see that this gentleman has at
length fully identified himself with the South. He
has just issued most able and powerful address to
the people of Kentucky resigning his seat in the
U. s. Senate and defining his position 1t is most
stern rebuke to the despotsm Of Lincoln. We COR
daily welcome him able co-adjutor in defending
the South. He enters the Confederate army in
Kentucky as private. Had he and Magoffin and
others of that State taken that stand upon the issue
of LincoIn's proclamation, Kentucky would now
have been partially free from the horrors Of civil
war. and one of the Confederate States. See ex-
tract from his address elsewhere.
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14TH N. c. REGMENr.-We are requested to state
that special messenger will leave this City in a
few weeks for the camp of the 14th Regiment of N.
G. Volunteers, Col Clarke's,) now in Western
Virginia. All persons who desire to send boxes to
that regiment can have them forwarded by sending
them to the care of James NJ. Towles ESQ.,, of this
city. Let them be carefully packed, properly Ia
beed and all expenses paid up to their delivery to
Mr.. Towles The transportation from this city will
cost the donors nothing.
The suffering condition of this regiment demands
immediate help. viii not their friends in the diff
ferent counties promptly respond to their pressing
call?
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DIED,


In this County. oil the 18th inst Mr.. K Boar. 10
the 3s;h year Of his age. Mr. Was postmaster IS Mo
die Greek, at The time of his depfh. -. 81
Al the residence VI hsr hnsbsnd in Warren cuny NAS
Sister Nichossn WIS Sorp June r. saa married 10 O.
W. Nicholson Nov 2sth. ls5G uned with the sharon
Baptist Church. in August fSsaY end died Oct 10 l6Gl-
As neighbour she vas kind and ebigng WIFE, indus
her self and her afeconaie husband chueth mem.
ber devoted willing attentive, IN Der nee taking
deep interest in al ihsgs pertaining 10 he house Of d
and the Redeemers kingdom The church. has ges one ct
brightest and best members bat ~ - huss
who have hope, tr she died in the fu trumhe offsh
in onr Lord Jesus Christ with bssfui assurance al =
Curious acceptance ne the mansions of rest and peace
above. blessed are tie draa which die IN ihe Lord
from their labOrs and their WORKS do falluw them"
Near Yorktown the I'd inst, Ut typhoid fever Cc1sE'
LIus HAYWOOD STALLSGs NJ. D. in abe 21ihyenr Of has
age. s-1.I
The commencement of hostiltiies fund Dr. Sanas in
profitable and increasing practice in his native ctdy OF
Franklin. where his excellent qualities uf mind aud htar
made him loved and respected BY those who had known
him from his childhood. ,-..E
Needing his untrys call G volunteers he entered thy
Franklin Rifles private thus placing himself BY the sd6
Of hundreds Of others of wealth ntgeHce and social
siti"n, whss ambition from ihe ft has been, nt for
rank, eoumen but TO render efficient service IN This
time o their country need! Ii this bou0rable psqh
Dr. Stangs found cheeriy performing all the das
ties of the common soldier when the desolaing fever
lima sh Regiment Volunteers called into requsiiiun bis
medical services and he transferred Ia tbs hosPAis
How he lab0red in this department by night and BY day
in sickness and in health. until prOsrated BY the disease
from which he had been the hnUred means Ut rrscng 90
many Of his comrades -ihe medical stat and everY ulcer
and soldier of the regiment br cheerful and corda est
mony and those whu witnessed has unc0mpnnng RESIGNS
un add that which win give his friends even more
abiding consoaun that he died in the comfort Of reaS
sOnsble, religious and holy hope in favor with God and
perfect charity with the world. -- s-ss[
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For the Standard.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 81, 1861.

ILMINGTON, N o, UCI On IOUI.
We all at Wilmington have been living in sus-
pense for long time. We are just so near fight
and no nearer, and how near so near is remains to
be told but we are certainly going to have some
thing to do more than assemble on dress parade
Buoys have been placed along some of the most im-
portant points on the coast which alone ndica-
of war alone could solve But this is not all, large
ships sometimes, many four, are seen constant
ly a cruising around the harbors. We are certain
ly going to have fight but how soon it will be
cannot tell
There is nothing to write about until we do have
fight. If there had been, certainly would have
filled my promise and sent line or two seml-week-
ly, but it has been dull-monstrously
WORRELL.
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sEQUEsTRATIoN NOTICE.

"AVING-BEEN APPOINTED BY The BON. Asa
IL BlGGS Judge Of the Dstrict Court If the coufed
crate States Of America, er the District Of North
the RECEIVER for the Counties Of Chatham MUars Ran,
doph and Montgomery, in said State. hereby notify
~ Aosney agent, former partner or Trustees O. other
person holding controlling within said counties, any
lands tenemenis Entertainments, oods and chaftes
rights credits interest therein, Of for any alien
enemy Of the Confederate States of Amerca speedily Vi
nfDrm Of the same, and to render to an account
thereof and far practcabie, 10 pay the
me, TO place De same in my handi Any such persn
wfaIly failing to do so shall be gnify Of high INSIDE
meanor and upon Indictment and cuBsciiun shall be ned
in not exceeding i've thousand daIars and mprs-
oned not Longer than six months and shall further be liable
TO be sued by said Confederate Staes and subjected "a
double the Tsue Of he estate property effects VI the
alien eneny, bed ~ bin. or subject to his control 2.
slsO notify each and every citizen Of the cmfsderate
States sPe. 10 give information me, las he required
By Law to do of aud all lands tenemens and hered-
amets gods and cbRttels rights and credits within the
said Counties and Of every right and interest therein held
owned and possessed epyed BY or fof any such ac
enemys - : ss--t 81 -
Ny ofice is at Pittsboro, Chatham county n c. Fa
k57rsg1 57-ss5f JOHN MANNInG, in,
:s Receiver fJr the counties lfureasid.
October e5, 1851. A-w6t.~
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A Coon ExAMPLE.-We observe a card in the Pc
tersburg Express from Rev. James L. Fisher, the
Methodist minister stationed in Scotland Neck Hall
fax County, N. c., in which he announces the re-
cept of number Of useful articles for our troops
from the ladies and gentlemen of that section and
that he had delivered them in person to the North
Carolina troops at Yorktown, Virginia, as designat-
ed by the donors. Ministers who are not chaplains
in no better way promote the war, in conformi-
ty with their ecclesiastical VOWS than in following
this excellent example.
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Hollow WARE-Mr. B. B. Darlington, the agent
Of the iron works at Ore Hill, Chatham, has sent US
a"NO. Spider" which is equal in appearance to
any thing of the kind heretofore cast at the North
These works are situated about eighteen miles from
PttsbOrnugh hill of the richest iron ore, call
cd Ore Hill. We learn that Mr.. Darlington is turn
ing out ovens SPIDERS pots, and indeed nearly all
kinds of castings Our merchants would do we'll to
make out their orders at once for these indspenSa-
Die articles.
We realize moro and more every day, the impor-
lance of Railroad connection between Our Railroads
how in existence and the coal and iron region of
Chatham. When the war closes, this region, with
all its interests, will begin career Of prosperity
equalled only in former days by the prosperity of
the coal and iron region Of Pennsylvania Let those
who own property in that locality, hold on to it if
not obliged to sell; and let those buy who can
We think we cannot be mistaken in this opinion.
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2lST VOLUNTEERS REGIuExr-This regiment is now
stationed at Fort Hill, in Beaufort County, about
eight miles below Washington. The field officers
are as follows Colonel, J. v. Jordan, of Craven;
Lieutenant Colonel, D. G. Fowle, of Wake; Major,
j. j. Yeates, of HEREFORD The following companies
are now in camp: The Auburn Guards, of Wake,
Capt L. c. Manly; the Chalybeate Guards, of Wake,
Capt Belts; the Orange Boys, Capt Miller; the
Robson Rip Van Wrinkles. Capt Goodwin; the
Wake Boys, Capt. Jones; the Arson Boys, Capt.
Lilies; the Hartford Guards, Capt Picot; the Beau
tort Boys, Capt Trip. Capt Whitty's Company,
OF Craven, and Capt Hardings, of Beaufort, which
complete the regiment, arc not yet in camp.
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DAVI,
ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.
THE PEOPLES TICKET.

FOR THE STATE AT LARGE:
Hon. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of Orange.
Hon. DAVID S. REID, of Rockingham.
DISTRICT ELECTORS:
1st District, JOHN Poor, of Pasquotank.
ID CouNcr. WoorEN, Of Lenoir.
Sd L. ". HUMPHREY, of 0nslow.
18th " WM. Mel. MCKAY, of Cumberland
9TH " Thomas BRAGG, of Wake
9Th " BEDFORD BRowN, of Caswell.
eth " ALFRED G. FOSTER, of Randolph.
Sth " john WALKER, of Mecklenburg.
9th " TOP R. Caldwell, of Burke.
10th A. S. MERRINoN, of Buncombe.
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WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE OAK CRY GUARDs.-
We learn that full suits of winter uniforms for the
Oak City Guards, Capt. Faribaults company 4th
regiment) have been made up without charge by
the ladies of Bartons Greek district and the adoin-
ing neighborhoods, in this County; and that Geo.
W. Thompson, Esq, left or Thursday morning last
for the camp to deliver them. We commend this
example as worthy of imitation by all.
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- The Election for Electors for President and
T~s President Of the Confederate States and for
members Of Congress- uiH be he'll throughout this
State, on Wednesday the Sta day Of November merit
The officers md soldiers Of this State ,ohether in
emp in this State or Virginia, soiH cote on Thurs
day before it being the 31st Of October.
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Mr.. EDIToR: I write you few lines which you will
please sert in your valuable paper that DANiD
BARNES, of Northampton county is the preference Of
in the next C. f. Congress 1t is needless attempt
history Of Mr. Barnes prjrate political He is we'll
known the people Of the first district safe prudent
aud patriotic man Mr. Barnes is a gentleman of high
order Of intellect peped by experience in the public cou
ellis of his State In him the people Of the first district
will have representatives. WIN will not eansent to OPP
press them by heavy taxation, measures tne 10 the
rights Of free people; = -
October Is, 1861. Std !
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We learn that John ii. Bryan, jr., OF Raleigh,
has been elected Secretary of the N. c. Railroad
Company. Mr.. Richardson, clerk in the State
Treasury Department was elected Secretary of the
Company, but declined; and We are glad of it, for
he is efficient and prompt clerk, familiar with
the duties OF the Department, and his withdrawal
from the Office would be publis loss.-C Charlotte
Democrat.
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DR.. T. W. Keen, of Winston, N. c. we observe
has announced himself candidate for Congress in
the 9th Congressional District. '
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Large numbers of wealthy men Of the North, it
is said, leaving with their wealth and going to
Europe. Others arc going to Canada.
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MlRRiKn.

In Montgomery county on the 9th inst st tbe teadenes
Of Col. s H. Christian, By the Kew n BvwdoR Cot y.
II DocKERY Of Richmond county. now GaPtAin - me
Ncbmond BOYS, t Miss SA1lie .. DuNas. Daughter "f
Br Jerry Dumas, late IL Alabaipa.
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Gen. Beauregards brother, who resides in Texas,
has donated to the Confederate service 100 head oil
cattle, 1000 pounds of wool and 100 bushels Of
corn.
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The Post Office Department at Richmond has
commenced the issue of postage stamps.
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TExAs.-It is said that Texas will raise nearly
wool enough to supply half of the Confederate
States this year.
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FOR SALE Z

FUH SAEE :"
VINE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GAS AND
w STEAM PIPEING, Gas Fixtures Pipes. Machine
Tools &c, &c. Also IL dozen fine French Calf Skins,
weight 2s pounds per dozen.
BY HART BROS.
Newbern, October Is, 1851 s4-3t.
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rlye WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An,
nounce e. R. THOMAS, Esq OF Oarteret, -
candidate to represent the Third Congressional District in
the first regular Congress of the Confederate States
Octuber 4, 1851. std.
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elws WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An.
VIZ nouncc SAMUEL. II. CHRISTIAN. Esq, Of
Montgomery a candidate represent The seventh Con.
gressona District in the regular Congress Of The Confd
crate States. -
Sept q, 1861. Sid.
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BOARD

HAvlNG ADDED TO MY HOUSE SEVERAL CON
IL Portable Lodging Rooms and q large Dining Roam,
accommodate 50 or Members Of the approaching
Convention with board on reasonable terms :
Raleigh, NC, Oct. IS, 1851. Y4-st
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BANK CAPE FEAR z
2lst October, 1851. e
DIVIDEND No. l04. -i1s % =
TVNHIS BANK Has DECLARED A DfFmEND OF
per erni. payable to Stockholders and after the
J. G. BURR, Cashitr
October Is, 1861 .y-,- .-,s 94-4t.