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/ ZEAL NQTII,E..

TO slein z~ar, Bernard Ywsr.. George 4 Apdcy,,r
aud Geo G And rson = Co. h 1sroua. Hsssh !.
Thompson, s"kien = Lucas, ssytltisug Burnett, n
Breeder james Tnnieity arvfsirg partner OF kim
4 Tumeliy. Scott Otmeby, A Stevenson, II
d blackwell, DAME hahnny, Cba,jn Il Loo, State
81 lows for the use Of the School Fund, Hosma n:
lows State lnsnrsnee COMPANY GhIate ado q q 81x
Gavfc Is r n " Ford, Samuel HsmiItop 3 W h
II Tucker, n r sAsrts 81 4 N Suueh. r Enrs. aC x
voorhies l. Co, Mahoney & Alton, James CciIins.
Hw sample, George osNeil, Jane IaebelIj Frog
Kramer, and Douthel;
Yeu and sseh Of ron are hereby Of dea u q tre
is ne Ia the nce OF the Clerk oil the District
Court of Lee cYADsy4 Iowa. ~ kenkuk. pesttfpn OF
II aae HsH5 GWirn or you, 5ohn Twart and bfrnaFd
zwaIt the SUN OF Thirteer Hundred ann Fix Dollsts
ard Eshts frts Win eikh tefcefs interest per ran
mum. trein eJpber 18Th ~ j. Issl, A. money dne
rr three pfdmfssofy notes. executed by You to said
Hal; also claiming lgstrSt csc ut sou the forerlos
Us f mortgsgc, fhe same hliHg urea certain Zeal
Estate III Lee county. Iowa, execute 3UhH
Iwart and Bernard zwart te snid Hall tp hay.
me Of sai notea- and nlcia parIfts3af S.siceaah,d
In said petition; snd further ASKING fGT sas of SAT-.
pxetaises, and sene relief sg iA&
And unless SnH airear and answ Ar said retitipH
or before noon OF tsp oci,S s Of the hsxt OF
said conrt eornnlenc, III keekHk on tire let Mon
day aepte raber .ieCa tfAs.ii pass lie eHtev-
ed against you. and Judgment tidfIea thereon as
PRAYED for In said position
ftAs&E HSats'f NOBLE & sTRDEu.
jel6-d Aitys for Plnittir.
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! MAI NOTICE.

tee Nr 6feh ErSktHa aud JosspA ksdEs~'sy kd-
ward boyd, B4aGhnaa. Joseph Ridprway,
Gbarter4 Febfemau, wItfHrt susw, fsaE1s Uf tS1G
fer the nss Of the Schca Fund n yoorhi,s, VIM
wiiltsms, = HeNaMarra, Knna Williams,
: Executrsx of Gasrss WtiiismB, dscsAsed, Hal ch
Thompson, Cls4ip.s h<lish = CO.. Ac HaeAse,
Love, Bryan. Adams Co., Z X Il d W Fotd, Hugh
Kennedy, Arnold Kendall. d Rtcisn. Nm FL urs-
or, assignee Of Patfick I CrDuse KenkuL Lodge 40
- @ Q ~ fieone W Mccrary, Exeeutns 81 Ed-
ward h0ynion, deceased James Cox. MieAssl
kl3ushey. Thomas DUNCAN ssd sarah DnngAh Exec-
utsn VI Samuel jenkins deceased, a q Highly, N b
4 NaEoun, Goldman and O,AnAn - nes Gaia
! ham, iAnssH McCateh~an. Reynolds Kifhald-
Son. RsnjAmisT Re.d, Michael Tailor, ~ Dewey,
Love CO., james RanAAy: Krsmvr, irwin
n Co., Vim Thompson Co., John w Rankin, John
Ogden, Jahp " Go9msps and GAor1e nryss
You xhf r1th or you, are hereby ncsiAe thai there
Is ME me 0iee VI the Clerk nf the Dstrtst
psrt Iqra AZ kkoFnk. In said coahty,
pesition Of SAnrsfr MINER, oislmae ~ said =. y.
Gseels Teh Th0uSxAd D6Ifsrs, ~ MONEY due on four
pronlsory notes. and also claiming sgains. Ill
chr foreclosure Of MORTGAGE % certain heAl BG4k
h Lee county. Iowa, ekess4ed ~ sad r. r. Gresl 10
SECURE said notea. -
Now, unless you appear sad Apsvsv said petition
before noon ~ rdUhd ~ 81 the next September
srs Of lid DlsteAa Court Of Lee county. lows, tose
held - keokuk, ssad county, eorec will ~ rrp-
dsred AAtps3 you - HraYed AAsy ts5.uE As-5E
jels-d Fialuis1's At.ys.
.aF
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r EGAL NOTICE.

IL John Hiatt, Joseph X Hornish, LeAnfef Harh4 be-
e David Reid, HsteR Thompson Charles pa rsnns L.
Co., ficlen Lucas, Poster. WIN Thomrsop,
y Nm l. kuddsck, 4 q Brown, SecGefd a Bra u
Moody Robert Hxmilton. Dixon q brown Iarlas
E Harlan, kersey AsbuTy Ptrter, A bridenAI r.
Co.. Rankin, Alt r y Easter, coustoef 4 Co ia.
Neal, Reed, Caller \ GU. s am u &oatnsar. Reuben
Harhine. ke.iAaA, . U,ssc h Co.. J~A,ss 9Kurrbwa
William kuddiek. Itnry Falls, W N TIL ursou
& Trustee ~ Mis- ] III Graham, Lauren newey. Bobi
Nllss., Llegho 70 y Harrison, jonathan VI sor q
y hE-AaA = Co, James III Bonpe,i, George c Ander-
ssin. NJ Rcynoid@, Xix, iii AID 4 Co, NV Rankin
NJ W Jsnnings, Erown .ClrndeninE, Henry Huis-
kawp. and Goodrii Blu kinghspns s#ssssf s*95If
Yeu aud szrh 81 yeas are hessbs aniiAsA chat there
Is no~ Aiv - tbs once II the Ci~st III tbs Bs.rges
NDu% ~ Lse county ,foSa at Keokuk, a pstitiop or
Samuei =. Mfsfer, In his own tight, aud samuel "
MILLER, h. Perry, and Abner Rreees, az Executors
Of chs VIII Of l.. r. Reeve clae ng aEa Lain n
nIsu and Joseph X Horhish . Judgment In favor OF
Samue, +. Miller for Three Thoussrd Dollars on
count Of tWo plssnAAspy asscs auda Jstrnsn Id ia.
OF the Executions Of Ksesfss wfassressit agAina
sAid Hiatt sp1tfssMiah far farce Thousand Dollars
on two otAer pgsGisso@y letss, Ad claiming sganst
all said dtfapdAntA Of mortgage Given
BIZ said Hiatt and HosHiea on cerisip Real Estate
mentioned In said petition 10 the payment OF
saiE netes
Now, unless yum appear and answer said petition
fore noon "a th@ Seccrd day The next Sepks neI
1ssn 81 sstd Cont judgment Win be Anst
ysa By aefguia. RANKIN l. M3xAkk = y
MtS Plaintiff Att'ys.
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/ EGAL NOTICE.

To Frederick zucr, Cordeiia Arr 7nxg. Is n Black
NE Ia 81 +ilaAaz 1nrnkf. AMI The State af Igs
stt sha zach Of Gu ATE bafefs s4At II ~ there
ns Ele in the once of fhe Clerk the District
Court If Ire county. lava. Mt Ksnknk- iA raid
ld4ftisn OF Refine Ii ri ai~iasass
efitt 2asg, Two Hundred and ftfty Boisr, wish-fe-
sterest money due on protn:ssory note aud claim
Ing axalpsi sl Of yes thr I've ri efiguss
eertsln n<.s k-tsts IN Ire co'ts 1owa exseated by
raid Frederick xGge to Sad keisef Laurent to secure
asid note
Nov, unless ynn srp.ar sud answer said tiou be-
Sore fhe sesotd day Of the September
NJ &A~ asd Instr Ceasi of Lea seActs. Isws
10 " NJ 10 K2akak In o. Va s~sBsys decree viii be
rrtidered sgalnst sou as prayed Tor BY derrlt
kAkkjS ID MILLER.
ieI2-ds4s s@tFsstsa Att,ts fur Pis sthE
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! EGAL NOTICE

~ csvsLns Reedcr and +. II. Harrison. .es,sai4s
y0s ard eADA d y0a arc hereby HE'D thst thesA
" Deven Ale 10 Ne ees 0f The Jerk ~ H. Nistsia
Cssrt Of La Cesny, Iowa. - Eeokuk. pstSAOs rs
Jesse Auddck, claiming Of yM, Caeeiine =. Aaedsr,
One fhnunqaA DoilaRs - massey tse On prssaisssey
nste. snd ctpiDipx pnAt bothaf yon The fsseesosss
- Hortgase sxecnaed ky eaid CAseaips =. AeeAef
On essAin real estate In Cce County. Lows. - sssrs
saiA note.
4 And Hnie1s sfyeu appear ana answer 'said Dsst
loA. before moon on. tbs seeond dap Of the pext
20 be held u KUokuk, decree will be rendered
against yeuss prtsed fc6 W ArssrtN y III At2Hs3
AANKIN MILLER,
jupclS-dlm AZ NJ gsx sRiAintina Astorkeys. q
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NOTICE.
I, VIM slater. Guy we,,., mortimer lsender.oa sp

Ts Vim slater, Guy wells. Mortimer Hendersou and
Wesley harIisol, Defendsntss
& You ere hereby hctfhsd that there Ia 6e In
the GIeH2s Of the Btssrse4 Gtrt 81 Lee sns.ty
iowa, nt ket kuk, petition Ia equity OF Hiram Bar
pey, ella Iuns Of you VIM, r. Slater. Judgment for
s.s~ made BY You 10 Chas Mason npon The NortI esl
quarter Of the Nortbvess 0asfAef Of ssg3t6a s55il
lows. and VI ycu all she fycas"spre NJ sahi inosgsg
the sale OF SAID nud te cstIEufshHcut oil Tho equity
u redfnptinb. ant tor GeserGl rotiaf. @ 8t@@
And yep must each appear at nswff said pc ition
b, noan bf To sexsud day the Baxt term ~ sxki
Court, TO DO held Mt ke.tss. the nrst Monday oi
G~ttemheE, u. ID. lH9 jddkn VII ~ hid lho sbn
by default. u, SCOTT HOWELL,
jeR5-A4w MAI .ss# Attsy for PITT s
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+ LGAL NOTICE.

To BaYYsTt xsHiFInFy Nsfrsree Williams Thos
w ctssatts Jpsesa' aiensisg Hiram BARNEY Alb
bott, Jsknes T. IN, G,e krickshR
aon her sey stfHsd aAat thAfe is on die In
the lics III the Gierk ihr Bstrfr. Toe III lee
eaapIy, IaA NJ kseA ~ The pstitcn ~ H+aaaHA
seeley, surviving partner Of seeiess Welfare ro,
and tARdeIvsvt. Diekefson Co. elsimths agAltst
D. A. Williams a judgment for Ten 1iourand Dc.izIs
~ lag or Of Said Eopdtnni Seeiey s-<fyr-~ri
Six Thousand Dollars iss tnsra VISA sssaft tArE.f-
st = Co, nj claiming s4ai8f ~ ettst eAie ~
ffsnfa keal Estate ntDnrE,8t ~ said petition AAd
40 si mswsage if@r-an in sstitAcfien Of
said debts And uBess Oh appear ~ d arswef sstd
petit before nesn OF tip Of IN
next pteuahes term ef aid judg u en- III lie
sresaeIs led sxs.Est yon ~ default
RANKIN AILLER,
: tpf4-A syH fof fnsi
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~ Parson Brownlow thinks that
about sn God has 10 DO viii chs rebellion
is that He permitted certsin bad nen u
the South to iheceuas possessed u aerss.
Just ~ he permitted devils to enter into
the swine, md prccipiste them into the
Sea Of Gslslre.' The Fsv%en hopes that
the successors OF these sfe.iis,, y 10 have
entered into the Southern leaders Uf dis
rebeltiou, may PfeUipisste them INTO the
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r EGAI NOTICE.
(ARiGINAL NOTICE.

70 d A Kinnear, Rebecea Baldridge, John @ Bald.
Ridge, samuel Rsd isiee, sud O Nsculaounh, Ad-
nninistrstor OK BaldrId9e. decd. Defendants;
Yoa ere hereby I'd AhstthsYe 10 1te Ia thu
Clesk once u he Diasrict Coar, Of Lee ceassy
At Gso&uk. petttss and suasnAed petiitsn ~ Hiram
narpey praying for Judgment sTsin~l yeu. D. A.
Kinn~ar, Tor the smm Of Foufteea Hundred A0IiaEa,
upen your mortgage 10 chss. Mason, upon the East
taf 81 the Nsrth vest sssrier OF he1LnG IG, sise,
81 .nfpN tc west, MI W Town al 4
ss7i orth, Rage Ial Msst; ai@a. lea sesss ~ me
Seuihwost II Il Of the Southwest taI OF Eectien X
Township les. kaAe9 ISL Nssty IN les aoWay. Iowa,
ahd rs as afnst you an ffe rEef.nfp of said mort
gage, the sole al sAA ass Thee the
equity of redemption. nId for gen RAJ relief
Now yuu must appear ami sssu pc sjtilu ky
said Court 10 t~ held at Keekak the hrst k.s,Vay
OF Sept. mbcr, 1s62 yahsrnen wif be had therein
against You by default. M sge
r. SCOTT HOWELL
jess-d4w Ais'y for FIT.
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/ NITED STATES MAIL ANDEX,

FNA8S LINE PACK&TA q 4
JxsnI WHIrrLE. Chas. B. ADsises, Mas.
yer ana kAfs CAssEL, y. W. bavis, ~XA
1 Masasr, are nov .aksng regular dsiiy sssps
SUNDAY sxeAptedl ketMeen Rock isiAsd sAa flss~..
port ssd Ds.Auk n coenecsion With the KeoknE N
leasaas Anac.iipe h-hroaa. leaving Fort As1ispn
" .ae Gfiva 81 the o'clock \. Train fron kco-
nsxane sase connection with trains kasa ana
M.ss q hpTips.on. AnscA,ipe Sed Dsssnp~ast ai.S
VIII Steamers Add htLe and BILL He Adesso lOr poins,
shove 90 latssae. A1 $50 @e7FF37T 1T
je2+-d AsaSt II $500.
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AHernxA MoNr7oR.-The keel Of an.
other iros-clad M r-of-w war, slpilAr to the
Monitor, wAs hid ii Jerssy city on Tues
day hast The vessel is to bAs delivered
finished ia = complete manner, and fully
equipped for sea service in all respccts.
excepting guns, ammunition, csaf ana
ordnance stores !; everything else 10 Be
furnished, and to be Of the Best material
and ~srknAnahiP. Tho iron. 10 b used
In sa'e oStsstflaaGttEon Of the weasel ID 70 b
exclusively American, the 0oyernment
strictly prohibiting any foreign iron being
used. The price received from the Gov
eminent for building the vessel is $780,
VO0, aud Eve months is the time specified
In which il is to be completed. between
four and Eve hundred men will be EN-.
ployed day and night. fSH ~
=
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r aEGAL NOTICE, Z

II EGsiss 81 Have LaweirHowe. Atnoin KendaI. q
"a Is,i ss.ss y gti 4 HsFarfy.,8 Eaas@
Ahu ark kEGeby " Lbsa that there il Gle in
We : f8H CT Tie C1clk or ibt iH.tIid Cent of Lee
e@gsts ib1s ST Keskuk rAfitiun IF G.. r.. prrrs
Allsl hts H sshd SamusiF. hAllr. xeer oss ~ l,-
VIII Of III ErtNes, Claiming OF ytn EntiI, y hese
ard Low Howe, -Four Hundred Dollars. u E1ou,y
aae rfoutistory note, aud asu Gle SIC agaiL.t
ali OF yaa lis foreclosure u mastsA~oA esssa4s Real
$50
Now, unless you sppesr AID answer sAid petition
before Of the s+roFa PHf 81 Tie September
term ~ The Dstrlct SsATl ie county. Iowa, 10 be
lac III At krk. tUdsnehS m be FENDER againai yon
as pratea fer hs default,
fAsKfv MILLER
tef2.d .a&@aE ~ st 10 AttS safr-sfIalnt{fs
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sr Whep M.des was very It'll

~ When Madgs was very little
girl, her father found her chubby hands
fuH Of blossoms from fayorite lea rose,
on which he had bestowed great care -
my dcsr." said he, /" didnf I ten you
notaw pick one Of these flowers xitkdu,
leavea'af" Yes. papa, Raid Madec,a III III
nocently "bu, MI these had leAyes s''sst
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A New War TO EvADx REBEL ecHu.
TIsr.--A Fstnrned prisQasr fron Sails
bury, N. O.. brought a cake of soap, ap-
perentiy much nsud. frpu Surgeon John
Me6fcgor, OF the 0onsectscut Sd, and
delivered j. to his wife in Thompson -
Any Se'trrn'y from Ler, husband ipessesy
ed, OF coarse, . pensliar value in be.
eyes; yet the good woman was str6nt. .
little diAappointed but xhen aha cut The
cake, she found long and very interest.
ing Letter from the Doctor. This d seop.
s.a thA febsls viii safiaiaction.
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EG.AL NOTICE.


Fs Morley, jr., n r Ten Eyck, Ford, Gorhsm b.
Fora, Love y 20 snd c II Perry
You arc hereby notified that there II file in
the ounce o. the Errk OF the Bisriet Court OF Lee
county. ic*A ~ keckus, 4 petition of c. n. Perry,
Ahnef Res VA aud shHuel r. Miitrr Executors of the
Will OF l. Reeves, cisimiFp OF ystus D. Morley. n
lxM Aapdrsd Dollars, ms Asouey dine premiss DRY
note and Also claiming against all OF yon
ufc OF mo rfrane on certain Real Estate in Lee couI
~ ieSa. sxsenssd by said J. Morley, SRI to secure
said note
NOW unless yon spprar and answer said petition
esfcre noon OF the SECOND day OF the At
tefnilf thh District Court OF Ire tornsy iowa 10 be
held al keokuk,, In ssid county ina.rm.nt wall DO
rendered AGAINST you az pray edfgr BY default.
3s3 y sAa.ss n sfs@ K8SKIS Il MILLER
3ei2-d AtI'yE for Plaintiffs.
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II Nature is great believer in COM
rensriions Those TO whom she sends
wealth she saddles with lawsuiss and dir
Fepsia. The peer "a rer indulge in Hond-
Geek, but they have style Of appetite
that converts nlackerel into salmon, and
that ID quite as well. 4,4al
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II LOYD'6MILITARYA NAP OFTHE
IL BOUfntRN STATES 4 80.
sAowins NJ me RsIirps1s y at'on. nd all.
ssa'; ''s e.''s4
,,s..s seassoa Mr. - :: j 1900 5o., e.. !.
plcKtES III 5VINEGAK,
y - Sarrsi - bs.sp.3 "a. +
For s.ss syiasa( RoRkH1sox A AcouREJ.
CUGARs, TEAS AND 7COFEEEs.
] S.siia % ~ sAsH roI1nsx.
DICKLEe,5 ~ y ~ 90 Y
II ..gT75s il tif54s#35} eH8 G5 @aG
~. !. ss'1zrs''. ~ sale fl so II s,arr.r
GOLD PENsl - $50
- sssss.s4psssspr.ss !. .sas,tsess.s sssssss
ss.sse ss' r',s Tor 81: cify = go ossssss4 6t'
1AssA Yis,sh'oahfe sns Ssnas Ss2ssd
HAnBURa UHHEsE, eF
~ ~ 's'..z'4 go 4ses; q: s,ou.
WALL PAPER
ssn.as Ayss., ,sSs sessi,Sa NJ ~ uusssses..
II ~ I. cs,' M ~ q . .!s.:;:
|.EN1Y'ElI opEs
new ssppiy u the vaTioss sasvs 4 sssilAiss ~
r's$;1f, - r sAl>eA Ia m 4, NJ u
.I1S4Yi7TEzHer FEsYs' zg \ =
7sssnA sAis~ss = - u As ~ .ssssy.A,ss
-. ss..s ,,iia.,rs Up 4 spSyoTE!SEx /.
GUdAR cl7RED IXNs,a1
f,Aspss u 4,zAss.snA, ~ .ass 10 "a .i.s
49, -~-.-s.& 2h31Ila9n a AfQuE1A,
[WAR CLAIMS aseis sGpeW als II
~ 1sssaSs % pssp1ve4 - p,osssta sasa ess.
a~-t che elaine - WsAe~ ard U~asa ~ asfss1A -
Sssw sss srsee g pa AID ies ssn.1I ssdsf ass e
est Aa.eOnGn1 sF nnG9AHIH10Ck,si
$3.50 sA..,-sszs Z. ~, nsslna. lss.,
IETATIO0ERY. saaaaa N "a
iif,Jt isslpr ,ss.n. Y g7ieada O. Z
- ahlessantSsAeHs, st
SsaAss~. HASA gall
100. Ge!ssss 9Masasa s9s
nhI16lS,tri r-lsisE3g@ ts
Tsas ~ fsss7vsdt1 Ru.y srosexkr.L.
nasaa Aatss9T I'D " aes Co.. IN 1gAlDSa.
lhO DERlTlaIll'lk, "a Al llsIs g T. :.
II ,astg Ii ii sA1n1L Hol1eCE,
"a - 3gfg a5d9 $50 last sAs Ill Dis 81 4
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Opinions Rendered by the Supreme Court.


BY PEARSON, C. J.-In Parker Richardson, from
IIarnctt affirming the judgment below. In Whitley
Lloyd, in equity from Martin. In Joyner, from
Northampton, in equity, reversing the order. In
Tates Cofield in equity, from Martin, directing
rule on the purchaser, &c. In Herndon Pratt, in
equity, frOm Orange dsmissng the bill with costs.
In Bowers Sandwich, in equity, from Orange, an
order for an account or bill to be dismissed. In
Revis Lands, in equity, from Granville bill dis
missed with costs In RAJ, adm. Scott, in equity,
from Orange plea overruled and defendant to an
swer. In Attorney General v Osborne and others,
in equity, declaring the grant void In Chambers
Kearns, in equity, from Rowan, directing the ac-
count to be reformed.
BY BATTLE, J-In Puryearv Wimbish, in equity,
from Rowan, demurrer overruled. In Parker
Davis, from Stanly, affirming the judgment In
State Lauchlin from Robson, judg ment affirmed
In State jim from Lenoir declaring there is error
and directing venire denovo. In Eoustonv Neuse
River Nav. Co., from Craven, order dismissinS In
formation affirmed, and reversed as to costs. In
Allen Pcarce, in equity, from Wake, order revers-
ed. In Futrel Futrell, in equity, from North
ampton, decree for plaintiff, conveyance to stand as
a security &c In Chambers Red, from Meek
lenburg in equity, decree in favor OF delendants.-
In Ryne Hoffman, in equity, from CASTOR, plaintiffs
entitled to diStributive shares. n Camp NILS,
in equity, from Polk, demurrer overruled.
BY MANLY, J.-ln Cox Cox, from Davidson,
Judgment reversed. In Hudson Crtcher, from
Granville venire dc novo. In Doe ex dem Foust v
Trice, from Orange, venire de novo. In Thompson
Andrews, from Orange, Judgment affirmed. In
Lopp Long, in equity, from Davidson, reference
reform the accounts according to the directions in
the oponion In Clark Bett is equity, from
Chatham. In Qu!cklev Henderson, in equity, from
Lincoln, demurrer oVerruled-
By PEARSON, G. J.-In den ex dem Dobson "
Finley, from Mcdowell, affirming the judgment
By BATTLE jim Masonv Williams, from Wake,
venire de novo awarded. In Chambers Payne, in
equity from Davidson, Diminishing the bill with costs.
By MANLY, i'm Neal Wilmington r. R, Co.,
from Edgecombe, judgement affirmed. In Albright
Tapscott from Alalnance, judgment arrested. In
State Brandon from Alamance, declaring that
there is no error In Tomlinson Long, from Ire
DELL venire de novo. In Ledbetter Arledge, judg-
ment reversed.
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u. b. VANCE.

A few weeks since, we expressed our determine
ton, to support Col u. b. Vance, for Governor, if
he would accept the nomination. He has accepted,
and to-day, we place his name at the head of our
piper to be kept there until he is elected which
we doubt not will be his fate as soon the polls
are open and the people vote. We do not think
that any reasonable objection be urged against
such a consummatOn. He is honest faithful and
capable" He is devoted to the cause of his coun-
try. lie did not want wait for, ask for, Of
fce before he would gIrd on his sword and fight
for the independence Of the South--not he-he is
not one of that sort He knew that the great boon
of liberty and independence could only be achieved
by hard fighting, and, no sooner did Lincoln issue
his proclamation for seventy-five thousand men to
deprive the South of her rights and liberty, than,
shouldering his .musket he Stepped into the ranks,
pirate, (and very good looking at that
that is a recommendation sometimes, particularly in
the ranks) The old saying, Handsome is, that
handsome does is very true and in the case of prt
rate Vance, has been for the hundreth thousandth
time verified He performed the duties of private
soldier so handsomely. that he was promoted-not
by appointment-but by the willing votes of those
who knew him best, who, when they had elected
MIN Colonel-pronounced the work handsomely
done.
1--WE can die boys but we cannot surrender"
We want man for Governor, who will die before
he will consent to surrender single interest of the
State We want a man who will inform himself
of the actual condition Of the deenccS Of the State
who is able to judge when her defences adequate
to her means. We want man who will surrender
Rothinq-who, when demand is made, by an ene-
my for surrender will say" Come and take us !"
Vance, we believe to be that man, and thus believ-
ing--we intend to show our faith by our works.
Wddesb0ro' ArSus
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-09

The Yankee accounts Of McClellarFs spcco..
fore Richmond are vcalfy amusing. Fsev .ro% Oe-
ever beginning to appreciate the real caDdi,;. l'T
the Grand Army. OF
Tho subject Of intcraHtion still occ,,:.
Northern papers: Indeed the signs Of tho - Ne
indicative of an early movement on tha a'e
France and England. 1t is ramoreCl tha, tba~r Oh
already given Lincoln notice shat the NJ: nave
cease Lincoln, backed by the Governors - must
raj States, has made call for 300 900 o'''-
zen. scott has started for Washington c;,s --en,
Lincolndoa appears to be excited - aud
Mrs. Gen. Beauregard, it is Announced =.
Gently IN New Orleans. The Generals b.,Sb Is :;
said to be bad. Ah is
Buell. with strong force is moviDr tou,-,o,
tanooga and East Tennessee. "'uS Cha-
Ficksburg still holds out with Shirt IT.
kee fleet has received nOre damage than h "s an
to the city. ''"' II mas d0ne
The Yankees with considerable fore. hail.,
ioily Springs, but it is said they have son amen
ont by Jacksons Cavalry '''" u'''en
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-09

ZEB. VAScE-If it shall be the pleasure Of the
people to make him Governor as at present they
seem determined to do on the 9TH Of August next,
new energy and efficiency will at appear in the
discharge Of the duties Of that Office, which have be-
come so important in these times of invasion and
war. Had he been Governor at the time Newborn
was taken, we believe the result would have been
quite different All we lacked was more force CON-
manded and led by proper commander. lie would
have had there the proper and necessary troops and
would have inspired them with his presence and
command. Had he been Governor, we doubt wheth-
CT the enemy would now have any foothOld on the
soil of North Carolina. He would have told the
Convention that there great need for something
to be done for our seaboard He would have aroused
that body, and the whole State thoroughly to the
great danger which threatened us, to have secured
such gathering of our loyal citizens at the proper
points, and such preparations made, that Hatteras
and Roanoke Island would to this day, have remain
cd our own. The intention Of the enemy to attack
these places was known long enough before hand to
have gathered to these places and drilled the whole
of the State militia- Greensboro Patriot
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-09

FIGHT BETWEEN MARYLAND AND MASSACHUSETTS
YAXKEES-Wc have been furnished with an extract
Of a letter written in Beaufort County, y. G., near
Ncwbern, and dated June 29th, 1862, which con-
tainS piece of information which we deem highly
important. We give below the extract as furnished
US and think its statements may be relied upon:
81 have just heard from BarringtOnS. \ fight
occurred in Nowbern, in which Massachusetts aud
Maryland soldiers became involved \ regiment of
each became engaged 800 of the New England men
were said to have been killed. and $50 of the Mary
landcrs. The disturbance arose about the negroes
within the lines there. The Massachusetts men pro-
posed to send lot of them to Cuba for sale 1t was
opposed by the MarylandcrS. Since hearing the
above, Mr.. f. p. Latham confirms tho report
Richmond Dispatch.