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WHoLE NUMBER 1888.

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IHE LINCOLN FLEET.-This feet is said to be q
very formidable one-comprising 100 vessels Of diff
fsrent kinds and 81, 900 men. There is no doubt
but it LETT Old Point recently, bound Southward- -
Some persons were sure it was intended kr our
coast but the magnitude of the fleet incncs us to
different opinion. Up to the time Of this writing
1t had not made its appearance before Fort Macon
nor at the mouth of Cape Fear yet the indications
are that the authorities at these points getting
every thing in readiness to give it warm reception
We are inclined to the opinion that the feet is
designed for the Gulf either to cooperate with the
Lincoln forces in Kentucky in an attempt upon New
Orleans this winter, or to attack Mobile first and
then move upon New Orleans. If this be so it will
be followed by large reinforcvments. The building
of houses upon Ship Island to winter the Lincoln
troops looks very much as if Lincoln has determin-
ed upon that policy. A scheme, SO far as reaching
New Orleans by Northern troops by the valley Of
the Mississippi clearly Utopian:
We learn that Col. Christian, of Montgomery, has
resigned his seat in the State Convention Col. c.
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tut tue OlauuarC
FOR THE SOLDIERS.

list Of articles delivered by E. H. Straughan for
the benefit OF the soldiers from Chatham county:
Mrs. Martha K. Alston, 4 blankets, 10 pair socks !;
Mrs. Della DeGratfenriedt, 6 blankets, pair socks,
towels; Mrs Sally Groce, blanket pair socks !;
mrs. Elizabeth A. Gunter blankets 2 pair socks |;
Mrs Margaret Rogers, Q blankets, pair socks Mrs
Martha johnson, pair socks, ] towel, cake soap;
Mrs. Emily johnson, blanket Q pair socks, 5 lbs.
soap; Miss Frances johnson, pair socks Mrs.
Mary Self pair socks; Mrs. Mary McMath, j blan.
ket pair socks, towel and soap; Mrs. Eliza Cope.
land, ! blanket ! pair socks towel cake soap (;
Mrs X j. Lindley, pair socks towel cake soap
Mrs. Mary A. Campbell, pair socks, towel cake
soap; Mr. Archibald Campbell, l blanket; Miss
Mary Campbell, pair socks ; Miss Caroline Camp.
BELL / pair socks; Mrs Mary Cook, i blanket, l
PAIR socks, towel, cake soap Mrs Sarah-A. Thom.
as, blanket pair socks towel and soap; Ms
Anna Henderson, 2 blankets pair socks, / towe
and soap Mrs. Sally Elnore, psir socks, towel
| cake sosp; Mrs Aanerya Riehiidson, 2 pair socks
Mrs Csssi'ns Perry 4 blanket lpair socka, 1tow
i,acaks soap Nm. = p Thrift, / blanket, . Pei,
socks; Aiss Elisabeth Petty, Q pair socks, / towel
cake soap; Mrs Martha Pstiy, ! par socks; Mrs
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COL. GEORGE BOWER.

COL. GEURGE BOW Elk.
The death Of this distinguished citizen has pre-.
viously been announced in the Standard, but as a
tribute due to his memory ask that this short
sketch may be inserted in your columns.
He was born on the 9Th January, 1888, in the
county of Rowan, and at the age of years removed
with his parents to the county of Ashe, where he
resided up to the time of his death. Without
means, or even the rudiments of an education. he
rose by his great industry and talents, to mirgle
with the prominent men of the State He took his
seat in the Senate of North Carolina in 1912, and
for number of years was honored with reelection
to that and the other branch of the State legislature
In 1885 he was delegate to the State Convention,
and took prominent part in the proceedings of
that body. In 1886, he was the Democratic Elec.
tor for his district and cast the vote of the State
for President In 1S48 he was chairman of the
North Carolina delegation in the Baltimore Conven-
ton. For more than thirty years he has been the
chairman of the County Court of Ashe
In the public SERVICE be discharged the duties of
his trust With scrupulous fidelity to the State, and
acceptably to his constituents. As politician he
adhered to the strict construction State-rights de-
mocracy. Jefferson and Macon were his great fa-
vorites. No man felt a truer patriotism, or more
ardently desired the success of Southern indepen-
dence. The prominent qualities of his mind were
strong common sense, energy and firmness; and
these joined with virtue and strict integrity made
him the popular leader, the prudent legislator, and
the Christian gentleman. As q token of the appre-
ciation in which he was held among his neighbors,
suboin the following resolutions adopted by the
County Court Of Ashe held the week after his death:
Resolusd, That we, . majority of the Justices Of
the county Of Asbe, have learned with sincere re-
gret, of the death Of Col George Bower, former
chairman, Of this Court That we recognize in his
long and active life the impartial magistrate, the
good citizen and the useful member of Society and
that We tender to his surviving friends drelatiyes
our heartfelt in the great loss thsy have
slstained. .5s Is;z.ss sss
| Rssolsed That the foregoing be spread upon sht
minutes'o this Court 4.ss5 & : 4 N. /
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Journal, pamphlet copy Of the laws, with the ex-
pectaton thatwe would complete the publication
this was done by Mr.. Seward as the successor in
the office of Secretary of State of Mr.. Black, who
had conferred the appointment Of publisher Of the
laws on the Journal and Standard. We declined
any longer to pollute our columns with the laws of
the old government and so forfeited or lost the
amount some $3.50, which we would have received
five had completed the publication; but the Jour-
nal went on to complete the publication, and pock-
eted the Lincoln gold. Mr.. Seward was himself
personally cognizant of this fact and he no doubt
appreciated the moral effect" of this conduct of
the Journal .-.. -.
We have thus shown that if any aid and comfort
has been given to Mr.. Seward in this State, it was
not given by the Union men, but by the Journa!
ITSELF
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Capt G. W. Hayes, of Company A, I'd regiment
of Cavalry, with portion Of his company, arrived
here few days since, and are encamped near the
City, The remainder Of the company, with the
horses, are expected in few days.
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Gbe Stan0arb.
RALEIGH: SATURDAY, NOV. 2, 1861.
Our Electoral Ticket.

1t has been stated, and the impression is sought
to be produced that the Graham and Reid Electoral
ticket is not we'll or warmly supported by the press
of the State No impression could be more un-
founded This ticket is supported by the Register,
the Standard, the Washington Dispatch, the New
bern Progress the Goldsborough Tribune, the Fay
ettevlle Observer. the Hillsborough Recorder, the
Greensborough Patriot, the Salem Press the Sails
bury Watchman the Greensborough 1imss the
Iredell Express, the Hendersonvie Times, while it
is not opposed by the Milton Chronicle the Wes-
tern Sentinel and the Charlotte Whig. We have
no doubt of its triumphant election. The Rodman
and Guion ticket is supported by only nine papers,
and several of these possess little no influence.
That ticket is composed Of eight old secessionists
and four old Union men; while our ticket is so ar
ranged as fairly represent all the old parties,
well as the present condition of public sentiment in
the State. The ticket we support is the peoples,
and the other is party ticket. Let the people
decide between them.
The STAY LAw.-We publish to-day, over the
signature of "Darie," the clearest and most mas
tery exposition of this law which has yet appeared
The subject is one of much interest to all and this
exposition by our correspondent-one Of the ablest
lawyers in the State-wll attract general attention
SYNoD.-The Synod of this State met in the Pres
byterian Church in this city on Wednesday evening
last. Annua! sermon by Rev. Mr.. Lafferty. After
service the Moderator of the past year, Mr. Laerty,
called Synod to order, and the body proceeded to
the election of officers. Rev. Mr. Hines chosen
Moderator. The number of delegates in attendance
is good, but not so large as usual We presume the
pulpts of the Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist
Churches viii; be occupied by ministers of Synod
on Sabbath.
RALEIGH & GAsroN RAIL RoAD.-From the an
nual published proceedings of this Road, We find
that the total receipts of the Road for the year. end
ing May 3lst, 1861, amounted to $24S, ,001 10-of
which $S9,6O1 80 were from passengers, Sl47,-
6O2 40 were from freight and express and from
mail and miscellaneous sources, $l0,796 90. The
ordinary running expenses were $ll9,s Is, leav-
ing balance of $685. 113 90. OF this were paid
ont for extra expenses on new Shops and Foundry,
Iron and land for shed at Weldon, So, ,62O 80, and
S5,145 on interest of funded debt, having also paid
to stockholders dividend of per cent for the year
The Road has been we'll managed under DR.; Haw
klns energetic eye, and no road in the country car
boast Of a more efficient or accommodating corps o.
officers and employees.
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:. The negro slave Isham, the property Of Mr.. Thos.
rerrel, Of Orange convicted at the last term of our
superior Court of the crime Of burning the store
ana dwelling house of DR.. W. P. Hayes, of this
county, will be executed at the rock quarry, near
eaS City to-day, Friday) unless reprieved by the
00Vernor There were many persons in town this
morning, who had ".come to see the hanging"
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ELECTION IN 2D REGIMENT-We learn that dis.
patch was received in this City on Friday morning,
stating that in the election IN the ed regiment near
Norfolk, on Thursday, Mr.. Arlington led Mr.. Vena-
BILE for Congress by about two votes to one. The
Granville Companies voted for Mr.. Arlington Mr.
Turner, it is stated, received eight votes.
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ANOTHER REGlMENr.-The 34th or according to
law the 23d Regiment Of N. @. Volunteers vas Or
ganized on Saturday last by the election of Dr. 9.
Lcaventhorpe of Rutherford, Colonel; VIM. A
HOuck of Rowan, Lieut. Col; and Martin Shaffner
of stanly, Major. Good appointments no doubt
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David schenck. ESQ.,, Of Lincoln, is candidate
for the State Convention, to fill the vacancy created
by the resignation of Nm. Lander, Esq.
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"rrHDRAwN--Gen. A. j. Dargan of Anson, We
learn has withdrawn from the canvass for Congress
In the 7th District and DR.. Keen has Withdrawn
In the 9Th District re-
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Hon. John Kerr, we learn, has withdrawn his
name as Elector for the 9th District. After the
manifest determination to ignore Col. Bedford
Brown, by the authors Of the old secession ticket
we supposed Mr.. Kerr would hardly allow his name
tn hc rim
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We learn that Col. Christian, of Montgomery, has
resigned his seat in the State Convention Col. c.
made good member.
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F. D. KooNcE, Esq.-Just as we were going to
press received request to copy the Gard of this
gentleman to the voters of the Sd District, which
appears in the last Newbern Progress. We have
only time and space to add that Mr.. Koonce em-
phatically contradicts the report that he has with
drawn from the canvass, and declares it to be his
determination to run through. He appeals to bis
friends to contradict the report Of his Withdrawal
and to rally and elect him by "a handsomer major
ity than his most ssngu;ne supporters look fol. !"
About 15O Yankee prisoners arrived here on Fri
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-01-31
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BLooMlNGToS, Ind, July, 20, 1850
DEAR SIR: here send you statement that think
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bloomington, and have been for over thlrtS years
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posed there was more fiction than truth In them; but
entertaining strong desire to have my hair fpossi-
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III my younger days beautiful black, concluded
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way. purchased one OF your small bottles, ut one
dollar and commenced using, followed directions as
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moved and my hair, that falling Oh in large uuan
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til have used three of your small bottles and Just
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and the hair ceased entirely falling OF and is us soft
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For the Lancaster Gazette

MEssRs. EDIroRs: IAN article appeared
ir your paper Of last week signed A Git
izen, exi osing aul touching some Of the
vices which Lave been practiced in our
city for the past year, the writer Of which
must have had fight with the tiger re.
ferred to and got whipped, which is ulti.
mat-ly the result of those who fight the
same animal also tho Grizzly Bear. which
is draw poker. All who fight against
bank games gee whipped. Soon alter
your paper was distributed the gentry re-
ferted to, could be seen in groups com.
mentng over the matter-wonderiug who
had written it. In the early part Of my
life had number Of desperate fights
with the same animals named above, bul
they always came out victorious.
ArREADER OF YOUR PAPER.
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ALwAYs sOmETMING NHM
OTHERS SAY OF 1T.
A DISTINGUISHED ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN
WHITES:

ST. Loris, July 10, 1860.
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there was not gray hair be found neither hus thers
been up 10 this time.
After my hair was completely restored, continued
Ny hair has ever continued healthy son and glossy
and my scalp perfectly free from dandrun. 20 not
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Apparently some those charlaans have not Brain
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Yours truly, JAMES WHITE, NJ. d.
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PHILADELPHIA.

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NTEnlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
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SALE REAL ESTATE.

TVyHE undersigned, Executor Of the last will and
L testament OF Solomon Rugh, dec, late of Fair
field comfy Ohio by virtue Of authority in said will
ofsaid deceased for that purpose will offer for sale
On Friday, February sth, 1861,
the following real estate, to- wit: The Home Farm 2
said deceased, situate about five miles east OF ancas
ter near the Zanesville Turnpike, the Pitcher
Road aud about three miles North of Bern Station
the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville Railroad.
Said Farm contains about9IO Acres of Land Is we'll
iimbered has good living water situate in Pleasant
township, the soil Is COOL. tie location desirable, aud
Is among the best farms in Fairfield county. - w.;
Sale will take place at the door Of the CoHrt House
in Lancaster between the hTnrs CT 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
and o'clock p. NJ. Of said day
TERMsoF SALE-one- third ofthe purchase money
on tn day of sale third in one, and one-thirdin
two wears with interest OF. deferred payments. -
Title good and deed executed and delivered on fnlI
payment of purchase money. SAMukLJACKS0N,
EXecutO ofSeomon Rugh, deceased.
Dec. 90, lsd0.-sv piSS,A
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. -... June Z, IsJO.
PROy. WOOD--Dpar Sir: Twas induced more than n
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ALI HAIR DYE AnANDoNEp--WooD's GREAT ARTI-
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