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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-30
The Prospects and Progress OF
s7tt thc Dem Ocratic Party. ffa-

We stated last week that a Demo
cratic paper would soon be started il
Trumbull county, Ohio, with one thou
sand subscribers already secured.
Since then we have upon our table
the Mahoning County Sentinel, reyi.
we'd and in full blast. 1t was discon>
tinued last year under the ''fusion'
combination. '5rs-g, a-.t 80.
| We also have the two first numbers
of the Circleville Democrat. This is
Mr.. KEGS paper, (the Watchman) un-
der new and able conductors.
We also have the first number of the
Clark County Democrat, just issued at
Springfield, by Mr.. Gould, late of the
Hooking Sentinel. These are all first
rate papers, conducted with spirit and
ability. r, D. r.... a,3
The Madison County Democrat,
which last fall went FUSION, is now out
for the 4th of July nominations and
platform, and for free white men VS..
free negroes. .a ..5 O., ara.rs7 70 .q
These are a few of the EDITORIAL
signs in Ohio without break OF creak
in the machinery to mar the harmony
Of the future. -. "a .lsr ..,. ............'
Wehav other signs equally as en-
couraging. Every day we hear of men
who last year voted the Republican
and fusion tickets, and in 1860 for
Lincoln, who are now. active laborers
for the Democratic cause. They are
the farmers and working men of the
State, not the Spectators, professional
gentlemen, nor what is called the pol
iticians, or professional Office expec-
tants. ,-.-... .r. ........'... ....
10 One OF these men was in our office
on Saturday, and sent off several of
our papers to his friends. He said, ~
voted last fall for fusion and in 1860
for Mr.. Lincoln, and / now see where
| made my mistake. If | can restore
the errors I committed in the past by
circulating the Crisis, and voting the
Democratic ticket in future, l shall feel
happy. Still, l think Mr.. Lincoln is
about the best man at Washington"
We have a continual stream of this
kind of evidence Of the great change
going on in the public mind, from all
parts of the State, and we might say
from all parts of the coontry. The
feeling is growing hourly, "that if the
Democratic party cannot save the
country, all is lost. - Crisis. l.. ~
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d .OEyElitors often puff their friends to
death; and smokers do the same kind service
for themselves. t.r.a-ggaltt.. ,7...,.3
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Republican Advice TO waite YEcpl

.':Ii. IF any individuals" says the Toledo
3 Blade, "a dte,."are care unwilling to work by the
side Of the negroes, it is their privilege
to seek employment elsewhere s,l
b 'Any laboring man. says the Gin.
cinnati Gazette, f'who fears (negro,
competition, can present himself at one
Of our recruiting offices, and he can
secure permanent employment. ",etjaoq
I'd But the Gazette says that sour Gen.
erals in the South viii now arm The
negroes, so that the laboring white
N man any who breads negro competition al
home, will, according TO- the Gazette,
encounter tiff he enlists in the army
He must both work and fight, eat
drink and sleep with the negro, unde,
Abolition ascendency. g.;ss, a,,s
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PARRoTT GUNS. The cost of the smallest
Parrott gum 6 pounder---is $500; for 200
Founders, $4,000 each, which is said to be
one tenth the cost Of the Armstrong gun.
The charge of powder is ose pound to every
ten OF the ball, and the cost of powder and
shell for every discharge is nearly $40 The
weight of the 200 FOUNDER Parrott is little
more.than one,hal OF the colupbiad, which
carries the S0ipound solid shot, or the 10.
inch she'll. hepractice with these guns is
excellent. Experiments are made daily, and
with an accuracy most astonishing. The
Shrek Of the ball as it flies through the air
ata velocity of over six hundred miles per
hour, lis like that of railroad train at iull
speed. u fral hae1s5la ada T9gcQ a1,as
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Pc,er ra,,nei, n s,nyel.o.der.

The Boston Journal Of the 5th inst, pubz
fishes the following cqpv of aI autograph
lotter from Peter Faneuil, by whom Faneuil
tlall was donated to the town Of Boston. 1t
is acurpus and interesting relic Of the past,
The original OF which the Journal says it has,
seen. II shows that Peter Faneuil, like
many OF his fellow towsmen in those days, /;
held negro slayes; .,,, L.,..... .a.....,..,., :
Q BosToN, February 8, 1893.
Cart PETER BuLELEYa & t.i~ 99l9 iGisia.,s 4 IL
St,:--.H Herewith you have Invoice Of six
hhds. fish and barrels OF alewives, amount
ing to 6759s "a, which when you arrive at
Antiques, ba,pleased to sell for my best ad-;
vantage, and with tbe net produce OF the
same purchase for me, for the use of my
house, as likely a strait imbed negro lad al
possible you can, about the age Of from
twelve 10 fifteen years, and IL to be done ofis
that has had the small pox, who being for
my own service, must request the favor you
wodfd let him be one OF as tractable dispo.
sitiop as you can find, which leave to your
prndent care and management, ,desiring after,
you have purchased him, You would send
him to me by the first good opportunity, re-
recommending him"to particular care from
1.-THE Captain by whom ayolh send him. Your
care in this will be an obligation, wish
you good voyage, and am,
! nos Sir, your humble servant ed y
| treEIaara ,,fgsgPETER FANUEII.< =,
| P. S. II there should not be enough, to
purchase the boy desired, be pleased to add-LI
and if any oyerplus,i olay 1t out for my best
advantage in anything yon may think prousr.
| ~ YIam5ans ;diius 94FFt p. F.'a
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bag The worst Encouragement that
eanbe.put in the way of enlistments is
to tell our men that they are to fight
with Or for the negro. aaim eg sd p
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GooD.-s~A letter to- us from Seneca
county, says the Democrats there are
going to work at once and Thoroughly
organize every township. IT Crisis.
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who are tllc gr9ftcFs! Thc ADo-
GsttONtSfs,

@ We cha rye home upon the Abolition poll
ticians the responsibility Of every disaster
which has occurred 10 our arms since the
War Department inerFered with the plans
of Gen. Mcclellan We arraign them upon
the testimony Of hundreds of Witnesses
Abolition Cabinet members have derangSd
theplans OF our generals Abolition Sena'
tors have stopped recruiting and declai,ned
in favor Of reducing the army Abolition
Oohgressmen have sdnabbled about the oc
cupancy of Gen. Lees house while delaying
reinorcements by intriguing with the Sec
retary of War in favor o. some pet Abolition
general Abolition politicians have fused
about emancipation societies and Niger
schools while q Mon soldiers were being sac
rificed Abolition editors have endeavored
| to prolong thew ar in order toenjoy fat con
tracts and make emancipation inevitable -
Abolitiohists, great and SMALL have endeavor-
ed to sacrifice the nation to the negro
Events have demonstrated that Abolitionism
is treason, and that Abolitiohstsar traitors
| Hence'orth they should be held responsible
in public and private, for the war they have
caused; Tor the diSas els they have brought
upon our arms; for the repulses our forces
have suffered; for the prolongation Of the
war; for the imminent risk OF foreign inter
vention for the unnecessary sacrifice Of oul
relatives and friends, whose dead bodies CRY
to Heaven for vengeance from the recent
battle fields. In congress, the Cabinet, in
politics, in the pulpit, in newspaper offices
the Abolitionsts are now doomed men,
Without delay the three hundred Thousand
men called for by the President should rush
to arms to save their brothers in the feld.---
To day the knell of the Abolition traitors
who have distracted the councils and impede
the success OF The nation should toll.--Nesl
| York Herald. 49,, -...
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m Yours. forever, N
JONATHAN @ SMITH.
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An ImpOrtaut Communication
From the Governor 10 the PeO-
pie of OhiO--InfOrmatiOu with
Regard TO BountieS, Recruiting
and ORA f;ing--A Loud Call 10
the Patriotism aud spirit OF the
People. .....--- ....... Oh
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;s'saf 5i'a FtM1RA. July O. 1862,
Dear SIR' j shall be with you in a day
or two. Don't say can't. Don't say we
must resort to. drafting. We bave not the
time to draft, We must end this war soon
or fight the world. We can end it now
We can't eight the world successfully; YOU
know we can't. But as l ain to see you
soon, no more DOW. i 81
n 4v,s In haste yours, .3a,s,.-r.
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CHATHAM RAILROAD.
EDUCATIONAL, &c.

EDUCATIONAL, &c.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
SESSION IS62-'63.
TNNHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
IL will commence the first Monday in NoveIn ber
1862 and continue until the first of March ensuing The
Faculty having determined in consideration the state
of the country and the increased expense of living post
pone the opening of the for month beyond
usual period The will be conducted the same
plan, and with the same advantage to the student
heretofore
FACULTY:
ca. BELL GIBSON, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
DAVID H. TUCKER N. D. Prof of Theory and Practice of
Medicine
BrvERLr R. wELLFORD NJ d. Prof. of Matera Medica and
Therapeutics
A. E. PErIcoLAs. NJ. D., Prof of Anatomy.
L. s. JOYSEs NJ. D. Prof of Institutes of Medicine &c.
JAMES H. CONWAY, NJ. D., Prof of Obstetrics &c.
JAMES b. MCCAw NJ. d. Prof OfChemisry and Pharmacy.
MARION HOWARD NJ. d., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Fees:
Professors Tickets, each, Sl5
Demonstration of Anatomy, 10
MatriculatiOn,
Graduation, 25
For further information copy Of the catalogue ad-
dress l.. S. JOYNES, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond, Sept. Is, 1862. 75-lltpd.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
a the Annual Meeting of the NorthCaroIin Mutual
IN Fire Insurance Company, held the l4th of Janua-
ry The following persons elected Directors and On
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
j. r. Williams, a"
T. H. Selby,
C. W. d. Hutchings,
Kemp P. Battle
George Little,
James NJ. Towles
James 4. Hoyt, Washington.
Alex Mitchell, Newbern,
Joshua G. Wright Wilmington.
John NJ. Jones, Edenton.
Geo. W. Charles Elizabeth City.
Jos Ramsay, Plymouth.
j. W. Harrell, Murfreesboro'. .....
H. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton.
A. W.Steel Fayetteville
Joseph White, Anson County.
Josh. Bonner, Salem.
A. 7. Sunny, Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Seby, President.
H. D. Turner, Tice Presidsnt.
John II. Bryan, attorney.
Hamden s. Smith, Secrstars and Tsasurs-.
John R. Williams, Er. Committee.
c. w. d. Hutchings.
This Company has been in successful operation -
and continues to take risks upon all classes
in he State Except Steam Mills and Tupentire Dis
tileries upon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover
which is in country risks and its present capital
four hundred thousand dollars in bonds properly secured
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary postpaid:
HAADEN 8. SMITH, Sse'y
Raleigh. Jan. ls, 1852 &c
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Salem Female Academy
SEPTEMBER 18TH lh62. (
UN ORDER TO PREVENT DISAPPOINTMENTS, THE
undersigned hereby gives notice that scholars
can be received sto Salem Female Academy this time
The school is filled to its utmost capacy-hence parents
and others requested under circumstances to bring
children unless they have written Of later
date than this card, that they will be received.
R0BT. DESCHWEINITZ.
Sept. 90, 1862. 77-St
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MISCELLANEOUS.
5000 REWARD.

VNTILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE WHO WILL DE.
w liver to the subscriber two negro fellows, JOR-
DAN and BOB, who Runaway from Phillips Hotel on the
night of the 2lst of October instant. .
Jordan about 81 years old, yellow complicated good
teeth, but wide apart in 'front.' about FIVE feet eight inches
high, little ncRed to be bow-legged and had on when
he left brown woOen clothes
Bob sabOut 80 years old, lCw thick set blacksh color
broad face with the forehead finger off about
the second joint of the left hand.
The above negroes no doubt, making their way to
the Yankee lines they bought from the County of
Tyrrell c. The above reward will be paid for their
delivery, half the amount if lodged in Jail that the
owner can get them SAML. L. PHILLIPS, e
For MARTHA r. PHILLIPS.
Baleigh, Oct. "a, 1852. s6-8tpd.
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yVNO THE MEMBERS OF TIE ENSUING CONFER
Il ence, II P. Church, North Carolina Dstrict-Breth.
ren next Conference will be held at Bethesda, Halifax
Circuit commencing on Wednesday, 18th Of November
next. The trains reach Enfield and Littlston at l01f
o'clock A NJ. There will be vehicles at both places at
that time convey you To the Church We desire TO hold
afternoon session the 18th Buy half tickets to
your stopping place. aud not tickets The nearest
Ioute is by Littleton on the R. 4 G. r. R.
- c. F. HARRIS, President.
Oct. 81. 1862. s5-4t.
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For the Standard.
ANOTHER APPEAL FOR OUR SICK AND

WUUNDGD.
The condition of our sick and wounded soldiers
is most distressing. Thousands are daily forward
ed from the army in a state of utter destitution-
naked, hungry, mutilated and suffering. Some
thing must be done for the relief of these brave but
unfortunate men-these noble patriots who have
sacrificed so much to uphold the honor of North
Carolina. To eUery true and loyal son and daugh-
Ter of the State, 1 appeal then in behalf of these
bleeding, hungry and dying heroes, urging them in
the name of religion, humanity, patriotism and eve-
ry ennobling sentiment of their natures, to con-
tribute of their abundance or of their poverty-the
nch mans offering, or the widows mite-some-
th'ng at least for the benefit of this suffering but
most gallant army of martyrs.
All donations should be forwarded to the North
carolina Depot, either at Raleigh or Richmond, to
the care of the undersigned.
EDWARD WARREN,
Surg. Gen. of N. G.
STAUNToN, Va, Oct. 10, 1852.
sB The press of this State will please copy the
above appeals
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SUGARS, RICE AND MOLASSES FOR SALE
pry the hid barrel retail, fqDcash only country
and highest prices will be paid for good apple brandy
anu good Hour. ]. W0MBLE,
oo.,. Raleigh, N. c.
Ne' u, 1852 84-tf.
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COMMITMENT, &c.

TOMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF WAKE COUNTY
~ a negro man who says his name is WASHINGTON,
and that he belongs TO Capt William Smith, of tie 9th
regiment n c. t. and that he resides in Petersburg
Va Said boy says ut he put the Sails
bury, N c. by his MASTER and by accident they be
separated and he the said boy, taken up and
committed as a runaway
Also; another negro, calling himself HENRY BROOKS;
says he is free and that he from Wayne County N c.
and bound Benz Herring Of said county, dead
Said boy is bright mulatto, about 81 years old.
Notice is hereby given that the owner OF come
forward prove property pay charges and take them away
or they will be dealt with the law directs
W. II. HIGH, Sheriff.
. Oct IA 1892 S3-n
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DR. HULL,S OINTMENT, for CUTS, Sores
~ WOUNDS, ULCERS, &c. Price. 25 cents per box.
For sale by WILLIAMS HAYWOOD,
Raleigh, N. C.
Sept. 80, 1852. 79-lm.
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N. C. ANIMAL CONFERENCE

'hE NEXT SESSION OF THE NORTH.GAROLINA
ran Annua! Conference of the NJ. E. Church will con-
e IN THIS place Wednesday the Sd of December next
,Ea!eigh Oct. "A, lssa-'~ ssSif
20 S'a'e papers win please notice.
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LOST OR MISLAID.

'EWO NOTES OF HAND-BOTH EXECUTED BY
John W. Cosby with L. n. Heartt security rs dol
S EACH due the st July 1852 and the other due
@ January next All persons forbidden to trade
''L r 'ald notes. E. HUNT
iaIeigh, Oct. Il, 1862 s4-Stpd.
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SALTS SALT!lSA SALT!!I

SALT! SALT!I SALT!!!
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED Is DAILY RECEIVING SUP
plies of good article of Sound SALT which he Ofers
at lowest market rates Orders accompanied with the
funds will receive prompt attention.
A. f. HALL.
Wilmington, n. C., Sept. l9, 1862. 76-l3tpd.
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PERSONAL,

PERSONAL.
ENTI ILL NR. R. Z. CALDER AND MR. JULIUS
w WRIGHT be kind enough to notify me where
letter would reach them.
VIM NJ. GORDON,
Supt II. NJ. A.
HisborO, N. C., Oct. 81, 1882. S6-2t
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nor SALE-SToCK OF THE RALEIGH AND
IL CASTOR Railroads. few shares.
W. w. VASS, Attorney.
Sept. q, 1862. 74-ic
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A GOOD NURSE FOR THE BALANCE OF THK
IA year. Apply to NAL WIN. N. GORDON =.
Hillsborough, N C.
Oct "a, 1862. o6-4t.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOTEL FOR SALE,

WlIL BE SOLD FOR CASH AT 10 O'CLOCK, A.
the Railroad Dp" now occrned 6T W vnG Ems %S as
on given st January, 1868 Furniture will be sold
'"e en same tne. E. NYE HUTCHINSON.
Nu"IlOtte, n. T. Oct II, 1852
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A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT GRA.
HAM, N. c.
II WILL SELL, AT PRIVATE SALE, MY LOT ON
IL which stands TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE,
with four fire places, with double Kitchen Stables and
other necessary outhouses. 1t is giby situated and
contains Of ground and is desirable residence
Graham is within mile of the N. G. Railroad. For fur
ther particulars apply to the subscriber at Mebanesrle
n. C. THOMAS j. FOWLER
hebanesvile, N. c., Oct. "a, 1852. s6-etpd.
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FINE WHITE NOTE PAPER.
SUITABLE FOR LADIES' USE. For sale for CASH
- ONLY At POMER0Y'S
Oct. "a, 1862. 2l-5t
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WANTS, &c.

NEGROES WANTED.
TIME SUBSCRIBER IS AGAIN IN THE MARKET
purchaser of negroes of both sexes and different
ayes Persons having sell are invited to give me
CALL will pay the highest market prices in cash
When absent from Raleigh application may be made L.
7. Clayton. p J. STERNE
Raleigh, Sept s. 1852. 72-Smpd
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$50 REWARD.
KEY BOY JOE BROKE JAIL on THE NIGHT OF
Ik the goth inst Said boy is about five feet three inch
high, redskn mulato, with pmpes his face and
straight hair, little inclined to curl No other marks re-
collected. He is about eighteen years old, barber by
trade and PLAYS the violin we'll Said boy has been
living in Raleigh with r. Cooke and dresses very neatly
generally. The above reward of fifty dollars will be paid
for his confinement in any Jail in the State.
C. PERKINS,
By W. II. II. TUCKER.
R,leieh Oct. 81, 1882 s6-4t.
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HORSES FOR SALE.
EINE COLT, YEARS OLD, (STALION,) BY NOR
Il gan Hunter out Of an Elevator mare.
A YOUNG GELDING, years old, BY Moore's Black
Haw, out of thorough bred mare.
Apply TO VIM F. ASKEW.
Raleigh, Oct. lC, 1862. S2-tf
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WANTED.

WANTED,
EOUR OR SIX ABLE-BODIED NEGRO MEN. To
II chop wood For which good wages will be paid.
Apply to w. L. P0MER0Y.
haelgh, Uct "A, 1862. 66-4t
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STATIONERY, &c. ,

INK.
DLACK, BLUE AND RED, ENGLISH AND CON-
Id ederae make. This day received and for sale for
CASH ONLY. At P0MER0Y'S.
Oct "a, 1852 Ss-5t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FURNITURE-CARPET
II HAVE FOR SALE ONE SETT MOHAIR BLACK
IL Walnut Parlor Furniture, consisting Of
MARBLE SLAB CENTRE TABLE;
2 SOFAS;
LARGE ARM CHAIR;
PARb0R CHAIRS, Spring bottom y
SETT eUARTETTES;
2 TAPESTRY CARPETS, made for rooms about IS
feet square. THOS. J. MITCHELL.
Graham, n G.
Oct. "a, 1862. (Due IS cents) S6-4t,
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PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.

FOR SALE.
nNE OF THE HANDSOMEST FARMS IN THE
" State, on the Central Railroad, less than a mile from
and churches containing 905 acres 20 fine woodland well
watered and fenced; IL acres meadow fine wheat ost,
clover and tobacco land choice fruit, &C.
Dwelling beautifully located beautiful grove; house
eight rooms, well planned large barn and all necessary
outbuildngs- Possession Immediately.
TERMs-Cash credit. Credit preferred.
Apply to L. P. OLDS.
Hilsboro, n. G Oct. 8, 1859. Sl-tf
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED.
WANTED TO HIRE.

SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
a LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE GIVEN FOR ONE
IA over As years old. Apply at the Standard office.
Sept. 5, 1862. TIFF
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LETTER PAPER.
A LARGE LOT OF SUPERIOR QUALITY JUST
n to hand For sale for CASH ONLY.
By W. L. POMEROY.
Oct Il, 1862 S6-5t
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APPLICATIONS TO THE LEGISLATURE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP.
picaton will be made to the Legislature of North
Carolina at their next session. for Charter for Railroad
from Shelby or other point the Wilmington and
Rutherford Railroad to the South Carolina line the
purpose Of continuing said Road the Iron Region Of
to enable the Iron Masters obtain sup.
ply of CoGt from the Deep River Coal Mines.
Sept 2, 1862. 72-Smpd.
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ENGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.
TWNHE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE SEVEN
II Horse Power ENGINE and BOILER, in good run
ming order nearly good Us ?"
BRIGGS DODD,
Raleigh, N G.
Oct. a. 1852. S6-tf
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Raleigh, October 15, 1862.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1862-04-17
Qriglnal Yoetry,
For the Port Tobacco Times.
TO MARY.

s'And now abideth faith, hope, charity.''
Sweet friend, could fervent prayers hestow
On thy fair life crown of light,
The fairest gems should mildly glow
Within its starry circlet bright:
Celestial Faith-whose mystic ray
Dispels the clouds and storms of time
Should glance upon thy gladstone way
The joys of Eden's happy CLINE.
Immortal Hopes unfading bloom
Should cheer thy heart with blissful dreams,
While transient scenes of earthly gloom
Should fade beneath its constant beams;
And Love-the sweetest of the train
Unchanged by envy's sullen frown,
With pleasures that can never wane
Thy dearest hopes should gently crown.
And, thus, beneath their blended rays,
Thy life should pass in pure delights
Unccasing goodness bless thy days,
Celestial visions cheer thy nights;
Fen when the scenes of time are gone,
Its bright though heeting dreams are DER,
These, these, on seraph's pinions borne,
Should wait thee to the ''Brighter Shore!''
Pomonkey, March l, 1862. w.