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fef N~aklee-rs
ar.sias BON - esses. Hseits u Dis.ipaIss. fsIe
if4si rrtion ~ Abu-e
attended, Win rhE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
ii''i-l'.,.lii'i !" fteftteais Lose "a reaef
,es- - hrni"fe, iHecsih II hresthin.,
Nesk Nerve Treulll,s
noffof oflss~as~ W.k.f.t,.1~
y aii'e--ot $500. fsin o. TIE hsrk
tnisefssi i.ssaiis-s - -. ssssaisf systsm.
NJ hahi- Washing q the R0iy
80 , e~es "a M eAla. fsuptions tte face
fALi@D CoUNTfNANIE
Ihssr syupfoms. n sii0ssd % 70 o. Mhffh nj.
tl.-:i,sne invariably r~rnovek -o-ou foiioss
fhfVffNCf, fsTtfTl. FPItErTlC FITS
~ oNf of WHICH THf PATIENT NAY EAfikK
Nbo can say thst they sre not ffequeutls i1ilauss
b. tLase 'DfkFftG Dlsf A<F<' -
f1>SASfff ASDcoEstIAFriOT /"
Many AZ. swsre u To- cause - their saHsfin1
bUI MONK nIII. CONFESS
fhF kfcokDs or Tiif fNsANf ASNiBAS
Al The Aeianchely ieatls - ceusumption
ffaa hsFis vfrNFss - fsUTH 80 FuE A4.fkIlo>
fHE CONSTITUTION uNcE AFFECTED VITA
ORGANIC wFAkNFSS.
heqeifss The Ill u aaetlslue ~ streusthen xnr
tnvigersts the ~ ~tem
Which Hsrssotp's TxrRAeT nCcHu inssfis6iy
dos.
tsiAs an oosvnos rar sosr skrrrtcaG
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LEGAL.

>eiice Of Application for License.
NOTICE + hereby Fivtn th.t viH stpiy % The
~ Beard ofCumuis sionsrs q Nlee county Al
thtf nf1t tern, fr icense - Ill Intoxicating fi-
qssrs IN les guandty than Quart ata time Nv
place - tusiness and the premise. whereof said Il.
eaors are % = snk inratsd st No q. 81 Ma
81 street sast de = sbs puhiic square, Harrisaa
favaship, Niea runafr
~yiessW RobFRT KEINHARD
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Life Insurance.
TONSOR RIAL.


THE Firm of Keller & Morgan. in
Il the Lamp sni Oh trade. Is lbis day dissolved by
mutual ccnsent Mr.. Aofgan fsurng.
J. KFFtER
MORGAN.
Terrs Hsuf-. Nsrrh n, lss2
The business sii ~ Cesfiuuei - ths same stan
So. 81. rsfly nuidings urier ito name - '
kfsicT 60
A Continuance a III Liberal patronage kfrsfot. 3
bestowed. 81 y spsrffniiy solicited
n KFTiFR. Agen'.
Appliances
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SsrATr OF ISDiAsA. vHiO CorSrY. ss
- Nsti~e 20 s.ll Real Esfsfr--Io Sarah Am Page
MARIE Rhoais. Abigail Williams. William Khoadt.
lyman Rhoa,is fliIa Rhsafs. Lucinfs Rbosis and
knfre~ Rhoads. heirs a. lsw - Anna rhosas late
~ Wig County. Indiana. deceased.
Notog u hereby given that joseph james, Adtnih-
istratof e he Fstste a Anna khoads de-. ased
ha< Sled bic petition sell the real estate - he
deccasuf. her personal property being insufficient
g. pa her obs sni that said petition wil ~ heafi
q he nsxt tern a. the Court q Common pless "a
snf o. Vira folinf. fntisna
Attest lus ~. RiAkF. CleIt
ufssa-ese
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE TO Real Estate Dealers. -
~ have Dwellings ard stor~ Rooms ifSnesr ~
towns, excellent places 10 ss goods. which viii
trade Cor property ia near Tsrre Hsute. and psy
di1srence Ia e<shL Apply u
= HARBERT.
tsfieftxsn Zeal ssiais Asent
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STATF or INDIANA, Woo COUNTY. s..
y Ne 3b5 Nigo Cognrlou Pleas Court. August
Term. i.st-W william J. CaanuioC. ". Joseph =.
wiison. Maria a. Wilson. william X McKecu James
Cox 4nf William A foiief-compiaint on Note AMI
Mortgage
ca THIS day. to-wii The 2sth day Il MAJ A. D. Is62.
cam, the fainfid ~ Scott and Ifane bis Attorpeys
and hie their complaint herein also q COMPETENT
Witnesses affidavit. showing that the defend snt 5
Jos ph - Wil.on and Maria Z. Wilson are non res
dents % the State u Indiana
Notice therefore hereby given ., the aid daf n
dants - The ding ami pendeacy = this proceeding
and that the will be heard ga: determined a
the ncxt term n said Coarf Commencing IN the
third honi ~ ~ August neNi. A. . is69
Attest .OsrfH ~ RfAkr. Clerk
Mayesv1v
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NJ z DIcAl.

HKLMBoLD's GENUINE PREP.
IL TON.
HIGHLY CONCENIRAIEDs
COMPOUND FItID F1TRAt-r nr...,,.
A Positive and Specific Remedy
for D.-ssss ofths bi.ADDkk, KIDNEYS. GRAy,,
and Dkof<iCAL SNEfIINss
Tits Hratsine Increases the doue n Ihs..si..
aui eRciles thc AtSnkhfN1r tote healthy s.t4...
~ ~hlsh ths WATKRf OR cAfcARotiS cst,o.,-
uous. ani al UNNATURAL ENLkRGkNfNTS a..
reduced. - well a. PAIN AID fSfIANM ALTON
sut is good fsf
ssS. WOMEN. OK CHILDREN.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-03
The New Conscription Act.

The following is copy of the Conservation Act ro.
recently, by both Houses of Congress: passed
An ACT to amend an act entitled AN Act to proris
further for the public defence"-approved 10th AMI
1862. APFl,
The Congress of the Confederate .Stqtes of Arrsr,,
enact, That the President be- and he is hereby autb
to call out and place in the military service of the Con
crate States, for three years, unless the war shall
Confederate States between the ages of ana
tyhve years, at the time the cali or calls NAV he
and who are not at such time times legally exen,
from military serVlcej or such parts thereof as in G
judgment, may be necessary to the public defence sI
call calls to be made under the provisions and
to The terms of the act TO which this is an anendn
and such authority shall exist in the President inrin
present war; as to all persons who now are or NAV
after become eighteen years Of age; and when onca %
ruled, all persons between the ages of eighteen and
five shall serve their full time; IToyeT Thai If H. d.
Ident, IN calling out troops into the service of the O.
crate States, shall first call for only q part of the nor,
oep cen the ages herelnbefore stated he shall call r
between the age of thirty and any other ACE los
forth-hve; prOSuted that nothing herein contained
understood as repeating modifying any part of H.
10 winch this is amendatOTy. except as herein eynr
stated and provided further, that those called on Ms
thls act and the act to which this amendment Sill
De INST and Immediately ordered fill to their ma VIM
number the companies, battaons sauadrons and r
from the respective States at the time the act IN fL
provide for the public defence, approved 9th ApriI S
was passed and the surplus if any, shall be aSsgnd
organizations formed from each State since the
mat act or placed IN new organizations to be u6ra
the State having such residue according to the laws
or or disposed of provided by law: DrorjdJ ~
the President authorized 10 suspend the execution G
or the act to which this is amendment in any LII
where he may lind 1t mpracticabe to execute Tho 10y
and that in such localities and during sucb smi nei
the President IS authorized to receive troOps into
iederate service under of the acts passed by the
crate Congress prior to the passage of the act n
provide iOr the public detence approved 10th April S5
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taken prisoners; 100 horses captured. Confederate
four hours. Opotheyoholo fed to Kansas.
December 2S-Exploit in Hampton Roads of the
Confederate steamer, Seabird, under Capt. Lynch,
who attacks the Federal steamer, Express, having
the schooner Sherwood in tow, and after fierce
fight in which the Federal batteries at the RIP Raps
took part, succeeds in driving off the Express and
capturing the schooner, taking her into Norfolk in
triumph
December 28-Fight at Sacramento, near Green
river IN Kentucky between a detachment of Col.
Forests Cavalry and the enemy, who were routed
after light Of half an hour. Confederate loss two
Killed, one wounded. Federal loss II killed 20
wounded, Is prisoners.
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EXEMPTIONS UNDER THE CONSCRIP-
TIOS LAW.

BILL ENTITLED AN ACT TO EXEMPT PROM
ENROLMENT SERVICE IN THE ARMIES OF THE coNFED-
ERATE STATES"
SECTION l. Tile C6ngress of tie Cntsdsrate States of
America do enact That all persons who shall be held unfit
for military service under rules TO be prescribed by the
Secretary of all judicial and executive officers of the
Confederate State Governments; the members of both
houses of Congress- anu of the Legislatures of the several
States and their respective officers all clerks of the Off
of the State and Confederate Governments allowed by
law; all engaged IN Carrying the mails all ferrymen
post routes all pilots and persons engaged in the marine
service and IN actual ice river and railroad routes
OF transPortaon eegraphc operatives and ministers OF
religion IN the regular discharge of ministerial dut!e all
engaged IN working furnaces and 0undrles; all
journeymen printers actually employed in printing
pers all presidents and professors of colleges and acade
nes, and all teachers having many twenty scholars
superitendents of public hospitals unac asylums and at
PENDANTS therein aud the teachers employed the nstu
tons for the deaf and dumb and blind each apothecary
who practical druggist; superintendent in wool and
other factories who may be exempted by the Secretary Of
War; shall be- and hereby exempted from military
vice in the armies of the Confederate States
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
SAIEI

Il the estate of the late John Hayes deceased will ex.
pose to public sale Saturday, the day of November
next upon the premises of said deceased that norton of
the lands known the DOVER TRACT embracing tbs
mansion house. and all other convenient and psces,arv
outhouses This tract of land is situated in the County or
wake fifteen miles northwest of Raleigh upon both sides
OF the main road leading from Raleigh to Hilsborouob
and within two miles of the North Carolina Railroad and
contains three hundred and eighty seven acres
The situation is very desirable one and by some little
noatng may be made of the pleasant country
resoencss in central North Carolina
"a, SG OF six months will be given the purchaser Civ
u1 WIN undOub,ed security. Possession given Inn
ths d. Desired Further particulars made known on
' VI SAFE. WA. P HAYES,
W.kac J. ID. HAYES, ADMITS
49, ~ sept 80, 1862. 40-wxt
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VALUABLE GRANVILLE LANDS FOR
SALE.
Sept. IL, 1862.

YINHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE FOL"
Il lowing lands in the County of Granville lately De-
longing to Joseph II. Gooch, Esq:
One situated about miles south OF the t0"n
of Oxford contains $50 acres about Onehrd of which
in woods and which is situated comfortable dweh"S
house and convenient OuthouseS
One other tract situated about two miles southwest
Oxford and 81 acres about twO-thrds OF WHICH
is in woods.
Also one undivided half of tract about is miles ln
Oxford, containing 4f1 acres, which is situated saw
and grist MILL and is kncwn as the Mill Tract
Also neseventh of the interest in remainder n u"
situated on the of Knapp of Reeds, containing 80
acres and now occupied dover by Mrs. Sarah Hornet
These lands may be purchased privately of the sr3'G
her, and if not disposed Of will Tuesday the 4h uay
of November next be exposed for sale at pubic auc''
at the Court House door, in the town of Oxford.
TERMs-Cash or well secured bonds, bearing lnieIe''
from the day of sale. JOHN W. HAi -
Sept. IL, 1862.
~ Raleigh Register aud Petersburg Express pleas
cop weekly until 4th November unless sooner ordereu
stop, and send bill to the subscriber.
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SUPERIOR COr3Ts

JuDaEs.- John l.. Bailey of Buncombe Romuus NJ
Saunders of Wake, Robert r. Heath of Chowan GEORGE
Toward, jr, of Wilson, james W. Osborne of Mecken
Caswell. ''' Vi
William Houston, of Duplin I'd Circuit; VIM. A. len
Sms Of warren, Attorney General Sd Circuit Thomas
Setue OF Rockingham, 4th Circuit; Robert Strange of
New hanover 9th Circuit; w. G.. Kerr, Of MeckIenburo
9th Circuit and Marcus Erwin of Burke 7th Circuit.
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NOTICE.

nm TUESDAY THE 7TH OF OCTOBER Att
" O'Clock will sell to the highest bidder ON a credit
OF SIX months in the City of Raleigh the Market Sopsr
some two hundred bushels of SALT belonging to the
tate of E. j. Tomlinson, deceased.
Bond and approved security will be required of the pur
chaser. WM d. TURNER ADM
sept 10, loh2. SS-w3tpd.
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NORTH.CAROLINA,
II Granville County.
JOHN FLEMING and wife |
and others,

JOHN FLEMING and wife
and others,
: Petition to sell slaves.
JOHN NJ LYON and 9TH
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
NJ Lyon of the defendants in this cause resides beyond
the limits of this State is therefore, notion ordered
by the Court that advertisement be made for weeks
successfully in the Raleigh Standard, notifying the said
defendant of the filing of this petition and that unless they
appear at the next term of this Court and the petit
on the will be taken pro consSS9 and heard &c
pdrte as to him.
Witness, Augustine Landis Clerk of said Court at office
in Oxford, the first Monday of August, 1862.
A. LANDIS C. C. C.
Sept 9, 1852. (pr. adv. $56215) 37-w6t
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NTORTH-CAROLINA, SUPERIOR COURT OF
~ Burke County. Law, Fall Term, 1851.

JAMES =. EsIISJ hulI IT,
Attachment
z. d. LANCASTER.
Ordered by the Court that publication be made in the
Raleigh Standard for six successive weeks commanding
the defendant H. D. Lancaster to appear at the next term
of this Court be held for the county of Burke at The
Court House. in the of Morganton the 10th Mon,
day after the 4th Monday in September 1862 then and
there plead and epey to the property heretofore Levied
upon.
Witness W. S. Sudderth, Clerk of said Court, at Office
in Morganton on the 10th Monday after the 4h Monday
in September 1862 WIN. 5. SUDDERTH, C. s. C.
Sept. TO- 1862. (pr. adv. s5.6212) SS-w6t.
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NTORTH-CAROLINA, COURT OF PLEAS AND
IL AIamance County. ! QUARTER SESSIONS.
Petition to divide slaves and
land.
JAMES T. BIRD.

JAMES T. BIRD. i
Ordered by the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sess for
Alamance County at the September Term 1852 that ad
vertsement be made in the North Carolina Sddad Tor
six weeks for James T. Bird, who nonresident oi TINS
State, to appear the next term of Alamance County
Court be held the Court House in Graham, on the ISL
Monday after the 4h Monday in November next Then ana
there to answer said petition
JOHN FAUCET, C. C. C;
Sept. IL, 1862. ST-w5'-Pu
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NIORTH.CAROLINA-
IN EQUITY, FALL
Term, A. d. 1862.
Original Bill.
IL Greene County.
JOSEPH l.. BALLARD and wife.
Adm'rs. of JAMES Brown,


1t appearing the Court in this case that Amos Fau
ner, George Faulkner and William Yearwood and wife
Catherine defendants, nonresdents Of this Sla,c it
Is ordered by the Court that publication be made in The
Raleigh Std@ddrd for six successive weeks notifying said
defendants to appear at the next Of this Court to he
held in Snow Hill Greene County, the first Monday Of
October next then and there to plead or demu to
said bill otherwise the will be taken yo c,ats "a
10 them, and heard accordingly.
Witness, j. A Edwards, Clerk and Master in Equity for
SAID County, the second Monday after the fourth Monday
of September, A. D.. 1861.
J. A. EDWARDS, c. NJ E.
Sept. l9, 1852. (pr. adv. S5.6215) S9-w6t
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gp1t1i-qDrpklq 5tuuaarh.
From the Charleston Courier J
oYankee Doodle.'


From the Charleston Courler.I
"Yankee Doodle"
By BEN p. sLocUMB.
Yankee-Doodle is the tune
The Northerners delight H.
"Yankee-doodle," so they say,
ais lust the tune for hghtln;
Yankee. doodle dOOdle-doo,
Yankee-dooSle dandy,
Observation-Disclosures,
1t is so Gerry handy.
Yankee-doodle be got mad,
Aud swore he'd whip somebody
So he bought jug OF rum,
And took a sweetened To-Day
Observation-Disclosures
Yankee doodle dandy,
Yankee-dOOdle doodle-doo,
Is fond of rum and brandy
y.nkee-doodIe came "doaoD South"
The rebel folks to swallow, -,
With Richmond first he'd grease his mou'o'
The rest would fill his kOtI0tg!
Yankee-doodle, Je tdU, fum'
Yankee.doodIe dandy,
Yankee-doodle beat his drum,
And licked his 'lasses eanuJ'
Yankee-doodle started on
The road to Richmond City,, NJ
He smacked his lip with oranay mp
And then grew wondrous WITTY
apkee-doOdle-doodle,doo
YankeedOodle dandy, .,
HTbe rebel pigmics," so he sald,
"Pll swallow up quite handy!
Yankee doodle at Bull Run,
Was filled with roars of laughter,
To see "the ragged rebels run
'Ii0Gs Doodle they iosTe yteT
Observation-Disclosures
Yankee-dOOdle dandy,
"Oh, Lord" he said, dlo lnink
These rebels could hight SO nanny!
And sought new direction.
There never Was a road so straight,
That had not some detection
acknowledgements,
Yankee.dOode dandy,
YankeedoOdIe found has road
Was not so very handy.
RIGHT nm to Richmond City,
The Joke he thought was wOndrous good
Az, was Mt he quite witty?
Yankee-doodle-doodle
YanL ee-doodle dandy,
YapEea-doodIe-dvode-
For ioIjUg is SO handy
And 10 explain the case sir,
Was wbipt away, BIZ, slg0rs hs waTRt,
And only chdHg-d ms bas6, sur!
Yankee-dOudIe-dvoC e-doo,
Yankee-duode candy,
Yankee-dooGe-d 10, de-doO,
At StyntaJea. So handy
For cutting up SUE caperS,
"a glorious VICTORY JrJciumed
In all the Yankee papers!
Yankee doodle doodle doc,
Yankee-daodle dandy,
Yankee-duodIr- ioude-dOo
Al I,;va>E.i ~, kandy!
The rebels he would fix EN-,
With st,1tsgy and henri guns,
He couldn't fail to trick EN-!
Yaukee-dood!e- doodle-doo,
Yankee. doodle dandy,
Yankep-doodle- doodle doc,
At Yankee tricks is handy
Up The road TO Manassas
With fife and drum and heavy gun,
Aud brandy-hip and 'iasses
Observation-Disclosures,
Yankee-doodle dandy,
Yankee doodle thought he d tTHp
The Southern boys quite handy
Now Doodle made another fight,
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STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLlNA.
Civil Department.

LEBULoS B. VANCE, of Buncombe, Governor.
RICHARD Ii. BATTLE, JR of AnSOn Private Secretary
RUFUs II. PAGB, of Wake, Secretary of State.
DANIEL W. Courts, of Rockingham, Public Treasurer
WV. &. RICHARDSON, of Wake, Chief Clerk.
CUErn H. BRoGDES Of Wayne, Comptroller.
D. A. BAIS, of Wake, Clerk
o. Ii. PERRY Librarian
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NORTH-CARoLINA, COURT OF PLEAS AND AND
" Granville County. Term 1875 tSS'oHS' august
Petition to divide lands.

JAMES W. LYON and others,
, Petition to divide lands
JOHN NJ LYON and others.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that John
NJ Lyon of the defendants, in this cause resides be-
yond the limits of this State it is therefore, notion
ordered by the Court that advertisement be made for
weeks successfully in the Raleigh Standard notifying the
said defendant of the filing of this petition and that unless
he appears at the next term of this Court and the
petition the same will be taken pro cOessO and heard
pdIte as to him.
Witness Augustine Landis Clerk of said Court at Office
In Oxford the first Monday of August 1862.
A. Lands, C. @. C.
Sept. 8, 1862. (pr. adv. S5.621d) 37-w6t.
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N ORTH-CAROLINA,
IN Wake County.
UPCHURCH SMITH and other


CHARLES STEPHENS and others
appearing TO the Court by affidavit that Charles S,
RSe nS and Sally his wife John stephens j. Henderson
John Woodland, James Woodland Elan smith om%
IN smith, are nOn-resdens of this State it is ordered nd
judged and decreed that advertisement be maG r
weeks IN the Raleigh Standard commanding said defn.
or the petition IN this cause will be taken confessed and
]. J. FERRELL, c. g =
Ne'-O' -O0' NP'. "u'' 81 o&t3.) 4U-W6t.
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oGG 1eaGs aaHnI1 TERM EoIITY FALL
WV. H. Britt and JOIN G. BRITT,

Adm'rs. OF JOHN BRITT, deceased,
vs.. fOrignal Bill
PENELOPE BRITT, GEHAzI BRITT,
ct ais.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that Gefaz
Britt of the defendants this case resides beyond The
limits of this State it is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the NOrthCsrolna weekly Standayd for SIX
successive weeks, notifying the SAID defendant be and
appear at the next term of said Court of Equity to be held
for the County of Greene at the Court House. in Snow
Hill, the first Monday Of October next then and there
to Plead answer or demur to the said BILL the
will be set for hearing and decree pro consso taken as
to them.
Witness j. A Edwards, Clerk and Master of said Court
at Snow HILL the second Monday after the fourth Monday
IN September, 1861. J. \. EDWARDS C. N. E.
sept z, 1852. (pr. adv S56215.) 36-w6t.
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BOARD OF CLAIMS.

BARTHOLOMEW F. MOORE, of Wake, Chairman.
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS, of Orange
p. IL WINSTON, JR, of BERTHE.
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COURT OF PLEAS AND
. Quarter Sessions, August
Term, 1862.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

COURT OF PLEAS AND
: = Sessions, August
Term, 1862.
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SUPREME COURT.

RIcHHoND N. PEARSON, of Yadkin, Chief Justice.
WH D. BATTLE, of Orange, Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS Z. MANLY of Craven Associate Jnstice
WILLIAM a. JENKINS, of Warren, Attorney General
HAMILTON c. JONES, of Rowan, Reporter.
EDAUSD B. FREEMAN, of Wake Clerk
o. q. PERRY, of Wake, Deputy Clerk
JAMS LTCHFoRD, of Wake Marshall.
At present the sessions Of the Supreme Court are be
In the City of Raleigh once year. commencing on the
eond Monday in June.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

AyorHrR FrAruPE oY THE BARRyr MYSTERY.
The sauSuinagy details g tho murder OF Sophia
Werner ia 1857. and thu subsequent trial of Henry
Jumyerts, q joprpeyman barber as the psrPe,rator
of the deed afs yel fresh 10 the minds Of our reace
Dn ing ,hs trial Of Jumpers iu Chicago, 1t was nos
known tbe, be was "a married mar. In iact " nAs
noysr appeared that hs WIS nntl lately, Wnen =
yomsn calling herself Mn. Fannie Jgmperth ns's
Apphcation 20 tbe chsnceEy SIDE Of ne ht'oi h.oa,
Cour. al Chicago for bill of divorce ron tus
man. 40 videly knomn as the repuIeo Ienh;"S ni "a
es hie rnistress, and the sueseqnens tsy
her body in a barrel, and sending It 70 rev ysas
In he's petition sbs sets fOrsh thst IN 80. se T 90
married 70 LumpsriE, With whom $50 ;s o"'
live nn,ii ls snl tha. sbe fruit Of ssld mar Sse
svs. q s;ri who is now years Of axe Al SJnse
onsncs ri :re 6ssertion OF her nAssano "i'"ouA
q'oh,a quencs caus,, she prays for divreo@ent' .,,
T;. - Shs sams woman who attended 40 istn-
,nis ,n s ,r;sI Of Jumper,E, and upon whose 'es-'
moHy 5 aoog VIII o.ss. be WI, SequssS qsss ~. se
waIueu ,aSn mC, nsmed o Reilly. From him she was
Ma..,S zee and now frigbteAod by tho idea th'f
osrts mi. ht possibly make bis appeaTaRes enc
,.ts scay n. ehild, che rAakes known the fact o.
hsr marriage BY appiyIag for legal separation.