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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01
STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.-C
- EFT COUNTY-In Equity.-D. H. L. Bell, Hannah
Bell Mary Davis and Jane Ward B. Arende Lockhart
Gibbs and Mary his wife, Stephen Chadwick and Sarah bis
wife, Gibbons Bell, Thomas Murray and Nancy his wife,
Joel H. Davis and Sarah his wife, Lucretia Borden SOL
Thomas, JOS Thomas, Mary Ward, Philip B. Davis, BENZ
Jacobs and Mary his wife, Elizabeth Willis R. D. s. Bell.
James G. Davis Hannah NJ Davis Mary Delaney John Al
dndge and Jane his wife. John Bell Ivey Culley and
Hannah bis wlfe.-Peton for sale of land for partition
that the defendants Sol Thomas JOS Thomas Mary Ward
P. B. Davis, D. Bell Jas. c. Davis Hannah NJ Davis
Mary Delaney, John Aldindee and Jane his WIFE John
Bell and Ivey Gully and Hannah his wife are nouresdents
Of this State it is ordered that publication be made for six
consecutive weeks in the Raleigh Standard newspaper
published in the city Of Raleigh notifying the said Snoman
J. Davis Hannah Davis. Mary Delaney John Aldinae
and Jane his wife, John Bell and fvey Cuey aud Hannah
his wife to appear before the Court Of Equity be held
in the town Of Beaufort for the aforesaid county Of Carter
ct. on the seventh Monday after the fourth Monday OF
March next then and there answer plead demur to
said petition otherwise decree pro oonfssso will be enter
ed against them. -,
Witness. Benjamin L. Perry Clerk and Master in Equity
at Office in Beaufort :his seventh Monday alter the outh
'N-' - >''p'e"Dsf q - BENZ. b. PERRY, ME.
March l, 1851. =, Pr. adv. ST. lo-tmayl5.
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TEE GREAT Qursr1os DEcrDrD-v1RarnA OUT OF
THE UN1oN-OUR FLAa-The eighteenth of April,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, will be
noted as the most eventful day in Virgnas history
On that day Virginia, through her sovereign Con-
vention, dissolved the political bands by which she
has been connected with the United States Govern
ment from its formation, seventy-fve years ago (,
The announcement of the withdrawal Of the
glorious old State from the abolitionzed Government
Of the once United States, will be celebrated with
bon.fires and Examinations by her truehearted sons
from the Chesapeake to the Ohio, and from her
Northern to her Southern borders. The friends of
:. free GSvernment throughout the world will give
one thousand cheers for old Virginia the mother of
States and Of Statesmen. 80, ~ -
The CSpvention still sits with closed doors and
the injunctiops Of secresy have not been removed
from It's proceedings, except as to the simple fact
announced above Yesterday morning the flag Of
the Southern Confederacy with eight stars was dis
played over the Capitol in which the Convention
sits, and il sis still there, The understanding is
that straightout Ordinance Of Secession has Been
passed with but few dissenting voices Its submits
Of eontssA-Dhlpateh .177-
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
lave NOW ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF
Pure RnckIand Lake Tcp

Viii which would be pleased to fill orders.
ICE for the country carefully packed cars in bar
rels nd hogsheads and will be delivered free Of all extra
cha1ses except packages and freight
Fl the convenience of the citizens will deliver ICE At
lime the following places, viz: At the Store of Mr.
Josh A. Williams, corner Of Broad and Middle streets,
Wilmington Hotel. Broad Street. Castor House, South
Ft Street, and at my Store, corner South Front and
Gildle Streets. 4.sta -. g. ...sa, e..
ICE KEPT ON HAND ALL THE YEAR.
Tickets can be had on application.
Eewbern, April II, 1861. e. 39-w4t.
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PLANT Provisions. 1t is particularly recommend
ed and earnestly urged that our planters and farmers
be at the commencement Of a long war, and ii 4
essential to have full supplies for our people aid
troops. We must depend on ourselves, and NAV
have no other source Of supply but our own soil
Msrions men could live on sweet potatos and fpht
the British, Give our boys plenty Of corn and no.
tatoes and they can defend our soil against all Abol
tionis Plant plenty Of provisions aad less CStton
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full relations between the two sections-Pet, En-.
The Syracuse New York Courier States that q
large portion of the Democrats there are opposed
to coercion and consider the true policy of the gov
eminent to be to recognize the Confederate States
rather than have civil war. ..,. .,..r s;...
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A BLAST FROM THE UNION TRUMPET-The Lynch
burg Virginian, which has hitherto battled man.
fully for the cause of the Union thus responds to
Lincolns Proclamation
but the last feather which breaks the camels
back, has been applied. Not only have Federal
troops been sent upon mission of war, but the man
who above all Others held the destines Of this great
nation IN his hands, and could by word, have re-
stored peace has drawn the sword. "They that
take the sword shall perish with the SWORD" is the
strong language Of holy writ Let there be literal
fullment of the prophecy in this instance SO that
the wretch who preferred violence to persuasion
may be the first victim of his foul ambition. Let
him at least be driven from the soil he pollutes which
never yet cherished such reptile. Perfidy: aye,
double distilled treachery to the true and loyal men
of the South have done their worst and from hence
forth nothing but execrations, deep, bitter and
during await the man who, having played his infa-
nous part, shall occupy niche in history along
those who have destroyed the peace and sacrificed
the liberties of their country.
Let him send his myrmidous to invade our soil,
and they shall be welcomed with bloody hands to
hospitable graves The war will be one of exter-
mhation-let that be understood in the beginning.
No man who takes up arms to fight his own coun-
trymen upon their soil need expect any quarter, for
it will not be given. ,.f..,.-- ...-I7 ,.e,.,.
1t is different with the men who, like the gallant
Anderson, have had to choose between the duty of
the soldier and the instincts Of Southern man.
But those men who are now rendering with super
serviceable zeal their services to invade the South
should know that they take their lives in their hands,
and that from every mountain gorge and peak, the
unerrng rife Of the Southerner will waste their a
frighted ranks" ~ - gS,,tr..~
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TENDER OF THE SERVICES OF A COMPANY OF Ne.
GRoEs.-We are informed that Mr. F. @ Hale Of
Autauga county, yesterday rendered to Gov Moore
the services Of company Of negroes to assist in
driving back the horde Of abolition sycophants who
are now talking SO flippanty Of reducing to con-
quered province the Confederate States of the South
He agrees to command them himself, and guarantees
that they will do effective service. What will our
Black Republican enemies think of such movement
as this? ey ~ lte-s
We have frequently heard the slaves who accom-
panied their masters to the scene Of action assert
that when fighting was to;be DONE they wanted to
shoulder their muskets and do their share Of it. and
we have not q shadow Of doubt but what they would
be found perfectly reliable An idea seems to have
prevailed at the North that in the event Of a war
between the tive sections the slaves would become
rebellious. Let them no longer lay this fatterinp
JUNCTION 6their soula. twill avail them nothing
Montgomery Aduertiser. go -
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GEORGE L.. WILD,
WARRENTON NJ. C..

RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER.
&E34L5z vices the citizens Of Raleigh and vicinity
NJ Gas Tuner and Repairer Of Pianos,
wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction All Communications direct
I'D to Narrenton will receive prompt attention.
Refers to Rev. Albert Smedes, and Prof g. F. Hansen,
of St. Marys College, and MIR. w. Palmer, OF DEAL
Dumb and Blind Asylum, Raleigh N. c.; E. E. Psrham'
~. Wilcox and Prof c. H. Kehr, Warrenton; and j. ..
Mills JOS. H. Gooch ard Dr.. s. A. Williams Oxford, n "
Jan. is, 1861. =. r..t .s .... S-wu
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WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD, Secretary of State.

LINCOLNS PROCLAMATION IN KENTUCKY.
The Louisville Journal which has steadily and
decidedly opposed the movements of the Secession
lists, thus coments upon the telegraphc report Of
the Presidents proclamation:
1--WE are struck with mingled amazement and in
dignatfon. The policy announced in the procama-
ton deserves the unqualified condemnation Of every
American citizen It is unworthy not merely of a
statesman but Of man. 1t is policy utterly hair
Drained and ruinous. If Mr.. Lincoln contemplated
this policy in the inaugural address, he is guilty
dssembler if he has conceived it under the excite
ment raised by the seizure of Fort Sumter, he is
guilty hotspur In either case he is miserably unfit
for the exalted position in which the enemies of the
country have placed him. Let the people instantly
take him and his administration into their own
hands if they would rescue the land from boodshed
and the Union from sudden and irretrievable de-
struction."
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

HONE GuARD.-On Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock our citizens turned out en- rnasse and organ
lied "Home Guard" about $50 strong. Great
enthusiasm prevailed and it is clear from the spirit
manifested, that our town and community will be
vigorously guarded from the attack Of the; enemy.
The election Of officers SO far as made is as fol,
lows: G. Slower, Captain; a.. T. Jerkins LIST J.
W. Jones, End, and John Gardner, srd Lsutenants
NsubysA Rrog+sa
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01
MISSOCRPS RESPONSE TO LINCOLN.
Gov. Jackson. of Missouri, has replied as follow

MISSOURFS RESPONSE TO LINCOLN.
Gov. Jackson. Of Missouri, has replied as follows
to the requisiton from Lincolns Secretary of War:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF Mo-,
Jefferson City, April II.
S1R-Your despatch Of the 18th inst, making call
on Missouri for four regiments of men, for immed-
ate service, has been received.
There can be, I apprehend, no doubt but that
these men are intended to form part of the Pres-
dents army to make war upon the people of the
seeded States. Your requisition, in my judgment,
is illegal, unconstitutional and revountary. and in
its object inhuman and dsabolical, and cannot be
complied with.
Not one man will the State of Missouri furnish
to carry on such an unholy crusade.
[Signed, c. F. JACKSON,
Governor of Missouri
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NOTICE.-oN THURSDAY, 25TH APRIL NEXT,
N town of Ellington we the undersigned Com.
mssioners BY virtue of authority from the County Court
Of Harnet will proceed to sell the lots in said town.
Terms, three, six, nine and twelve months, credit.
- G. C. BARBEE, I 9
''-.' A. 8. MCNEIL.
-. 10 -. = - JNO. MCCORMICK, 80
-.-s ]. P. HODGES, Q.
.,y J. 8. HARRINGTON,
March IS, 1861. .s.l 80 ,3.alg - - wtd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

mo- n CLARK ~ WIN. H BURLINGTON
!. CLARK & BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.- t..s. Wilmington N. C., - 5's
VX1ILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL
w cousignments OF 49,
Cotton, Naval Stores, Flour, Bacen,
Timber, &C.,. &C.. .,..
and other country produce either for sale shipment
NV Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for The reception of produce either by Railroad Rver
enables me make my charges light Also regular deal
in
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, DC.
Refers to H. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington, n. c.
t JOHN DAWSON
President Wilmington Branch Bank Of N. G.
W. II JONES,
:, Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank of Cape Fear,
November Is, 1860. 49, J., ~ 4b-wly.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-01

j. E. R. RAY, Secretary of State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
Drntlstru.

|NR j. II. JOHNSON, Resident Dentist Marshall
~ rcxas. fully appreciates the patronage and con
Hence extended 10 him for the last two years, and
apes 10 merit its costnuance IL Responsible for all
york done by hin. Teeth put UP on gold plate from
as 10 full set His services Gao no obtained BY ID
sr-sssng him by mail.
~ Orr,cs--ln RudDsr's buildng up stalrs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
Special Notice.
Ssatheru Pacific Bail Red.

IRON assi shsr Mosday nexl, DecsnoeF !'s'
\ The Trsin Win positively ls.vs shs No.
hall Depo. Il ! O'Clock. A. n. Ths ohnol
pin leave H. Railroed O0cs .. bali past W
clock, A. n.
G. e. HYNsON. 0sa. Superb. =.
Msrshail, Jan. 5th. 1850. u'S"'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
|Iutul advertisements.
A LARGE AND SUPERIOR STOCK OF
SADDLERY.

POP Esa Of tie RsYsbl.ean u1Id<, ~ EAs Old
fsa OGu Bsad,Hg.
Tue updsrsigpcd l. happy to iniosm
- friends that h. hes just received large
sd very superior stock Of SADDLEkf 80 -
" fully .s..spAred 70 I'll ~ ordsts y m ''"s'
...sn,er 70 give coarlctc aat'aeAcsfcn. An
a.AlisArest properly furnished nas ~. o'sn ~
rired ior many yeAis n 1ssshal. Yne aaos'
Psned from h. long experience 10 We ss.' s n.
sars.ood Exactly what vas needed' ana "s
Ainks he ~ alled Il. Tie wishs me c'''. II
X MsrshslI aul sarroandiuG country y ce.'
NJ examine lov theu,sslvw before hsy,ne e'sc'
pierre. A superior lot o. saed'.s and ha .,s =,
nd everything 10 BIZ linc kept CONSTANTLY On
and.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

1AR6NALL, TEXAS

EEP IN hand Fresh asd Pare Drag. Aedi-
u cius. Psists. OH, Fancy COCOA PERM
[kry, Be-; Cssan Tartar. starch, and H'n'nG,.
fe' TIE aese spproesd and 6res, eatrscss ssd
ssy osAsr sics ding for W tadiss.
Jnne rs, lokl. ~s- pS9-y,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

TAR. v. j. BEALL, residence West OF Public Square
u Ofdcc Ia the back COON Of J. y Lancaster 20
puiy store Call. LETT on the door SLATE, ~ shc Drug
Store, will b. promptly attended TO- tn.
Marshall. Jan. 10, 1861. n'sJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
pbpslitilans.

CNR. HOWELL LEWIS, having located permanent
ly At Marshall offers his professional services 10
the public lie trusts that sixteen year, experience
in the treatment af diseases will secure him 'ibef
Il share Of patronage. cn.
House formally occupied by the Rev. y CIemnon'
Oyrios The one lately occupied by Dr. beail:
Jan. ~, 1851. h'Sy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

IN A. SEARS, offers his professional services 20
~ the ctiAsns Of Marshall. and .attonnding country
n.y,c. : ~ IN. Drug store of Sears 4 withcrspoon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

|NR y, 7. n. JOHNSON. offers his professional
~ services to the citizens Of Marshall aud surronna
as country. Once one door south Of Sears WIN
.spoons Drug Store. Calls left on ths slate A. tnc
iocr .r a, the brug store Of sears 4 witherspoon
vii be promptly attended 70.
Feb -, 1851. n1Sy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

6Vr FELTON,. attorney al Lnr Marshall, Texas
II. once -Fraser's Building, South West corner
efpublic Square.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

,.u., w. " MASON
nAru.Lo 4 MASON, Aaorssys ard Counssir'
al Lar JryvyRsoN TvxAs, will practice In the
sixth and Eighth Judie,sl DISTRICTS. Prompt a'tsn
lion viii be given " collection and settlement Z,
claim. ONCE on Marshall street over j. L. 3 . u
Smiths store. u..
~ The partnership aoss not 'ne'aa" hArr''oo
County.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

w. cLouGH. ~ 'AN1A'
N. CLOUGHa X, " vAN2ANDr Attorneys
| j and CVunssii1~s at Lse. Marshall. Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

,,, x,r.v H.. KAY.
n h H. MCKAY, Ahornsys at Lar, Marshal,
". Texas will parc,icr in the courts Of 'he SKIN
Judicial District and in the District Court oi Shciy
county and in the District Courts OF Az and saion
oosn,ic. also in the Supreme Court At Tyler.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

dcnco that the people Wc'e Cd, S7H ~
the mos, ample and satisfactory conslt
tational guarantees to the son'n ~ w.,
price Of = restoration Of the Union An"
then IL wAs, sir, that the long aud ago,
ni,cd howl Of defeated and disappointed
noli,icisus came up before the admins.
,ra,;on. Tho newspaper press 'ecmed
with appeals and threats I" the fres'.
dent ne mail groaned undsrshe weight
Of letters demanding change Of policy
while 4 secret ooaclave Of the Governors
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10

II, J. BEALL, Attorney at Lar, Marshall. Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-08-10
TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
OILY TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF A YRAl
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Il. w. LOUGu cry,
sotroa AND PROPRIETOR.
Tam Carhs.

<,Eo LANE. AMsr..y n Law, Marshaii. Harrison
u county, Tex~s.
HALL h M"aELt, Atsv~sys sad Csssssioss u
II Lar.
Apssxss ~. J, Hal, Marshall. Texas .. r.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-04
New Haven and Northampton Co.
HAMPSHIRE AND IsNPDEN RAILROAD,

IL A1PsHiRE AND HAMPDEN RAILROAD.
II Winter Arrangemenf--le6D
NORTHAMPTON AND NEw YORK via Canal ana N.x
York and New Haven Rail Roads
On and AFTER Nov 18th 1860 Trains will as foovs
TRAINS FROM NORTHAMPTON:
GO a. m.-Aeeomodstion 70 New York eonpertinr AZ
Piauvo with Hartford Providence and fishki Rziroad
Arrive in New Haven, As New York 10 AZ, p M
Ile6 a, mExpress Train Tor New York Receiving pss-
sep2ers from the Coma hivar GrasnAsiA nrxt-
tebcro and the north Receiving from and
neetng with the Western Railroad west af
heia hestsrd, Providence and fshkii r. al PianyiI,
arriving IN New Haven los and New York 45
m-frsght train with passenger for New IIa
ven receiving passengers from the Express Train on Wet
ern Railroad al wsstheld the Harrington valley ~
psaansns ~ i5 with Hartford, Providence and
season for this night Express 10 Nes YORK
90 p m-freght Train with passenger car attached fy
seeSing passengers from train Conn River n
ion Montreal, Burlington, Brattlcboro Greenfield 6e
eonnectinga "a Wssed trains on Western a.
Albany Pittshed, Worcester and boston.
TRAINS TO NORTHAMPTON
ob a. ss-kreght Train with passenger car fror, Nv
Haven Passengers for the Western Ksilrosd From ~
harrington Valley will reach west1eld by this train ii
IN S .ne Trains east and west at IL a. reaching
1850 m--Exprsss train from New Haven In connection
WIN ooo a IA train from New York, tng 1t North
ampton with trains Conn. River Road for 6resnGea
Bratteboro and the White Mountains reaching yorth.mn
ton at 205 p. m. ~ ''~"P
$50 p. INSTRUMENTATION train from New Haven r.c,,
passengers rom the IL Is train from New York AZ
Piansie from the Hartford Providence aud P,sbkii
east ana west and In close connection Western Rail-
a ~ a.osny a. sio and 800 m for Worcester
ps sao, reaohing Northampton at 10 p. m.
Ste p m-frsAsht Train from Wcsfeld with passenger
ear attached Tor Northampton receiving passengers from
train on Western Railroad from Ptsded Albsny and tb
West reaching Northampton at 0 so D. M ~
Ths 10 m train from New Haven arrives in season
Cor all the Stage Lines. -
Freight to aud from New York f,rwarBea r,,,,o,t h
OF ears at as low rates any direct Line Freight souId
DC directed VIA Canal Railroad Freight Depot in New Yok
Mass, 1850 ssap'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-04

As an advertising medium the Jo,Uaa
has no equal in New England. Its prices
are uniform, and the advertisements are sci
up in clear and conspicuous manner, ju'
diciously arranged and classified under APP
propria,e heads, and appear in both Morn
ing and Evening papers without extra
charge.
Its circulation is more than treble that Of
any "two cent" or subscription paper in
New England. The public are reminded
that no drummers for advertising are ever
employed by this establishment.
The Cash PTacipie.-In all cases the
"cash principle will be adhered to, and no
notice will be taken Of any orders not ac-
companied by the money. All papers are
discontinued at the aspiration Of the time
paid for.
The Journal is for sale at all the News
paper Depots, and on all the Railroads
New England.
CHARLES o. ROGERS,
Journal Building, llS and 100 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-04
Evacuation Of For, Moultric .

| Fort Moultric was evacuated on Thurs.
day of last week. IL was situated so that
with the small force OF federal troops there,
il was impossible 10 defend it against the
rebels. Maj. Anderson therefore spiked
the guns, burnt the cartridges. evacuated it
and took possession of Fort Sumter which
is on an island out at sea, which he thinks
he can hold in spite of the Palmeitoes for
at least two months against any force that
can be brought against it Maj. AMBER
son acted on his own responsibility, and his
course is applauded by every Union man in
the country, but it dumbfounded the seces-
sionists.
The r, bels have now taken full possession
Of Fort Mouliric, Castle Pinkney, and
hoisted the Palmetto flags there. They
have also taken possession of the Custom
House and raised their flag there, and seiz-
ID United States Revenue Cutter. All
his and nothing effective yet done by the
government.
South Carolina has now put the telegraph
lnder her seryillance, and no dispatches
low come north till they have passed an