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@. w. PETHERBRIDGE.
DEATH OF HON. II. w. MILLER.

the sudden death of the Hon. Henry W. Miller
This sad event occurred at the residence of the
deceased in Raleigh on Wednesday night last
Henry W. Miller was one of the ablest criminal
lawyers in the State of North Carolina, and enjoyed
more lucrative practice in this department of ju-
riSprudence, probably, than any of his peers. lie
was man of rare oratorical powers, and whether
on the rostrum or before jury never failed to en-
chain the attention of his hearers He was delegate
elect from the county of Wake to the House of Com
mons, and enjoyed in high degree the respect and
confidence Of his fellow citizens by whom his uncx-
pected death will be deeply lamented. lie leaves
large family TO loss which to them is indeed
irreparabe. They have the deep sympathy of
many warm friends in this, their hour of great
ffliction.-Leters6Hrq Express.
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For the Standard.
Meeting nr the Members nf the Rar.


At meeting of the members Of this Bar held in the
Court House in Wikesboro Tuesday of the Superior
Court, Fall Term. 1852. .-
Kerr was called to the chair aud Quincy F. Neal Esq
appointed Secretary
The Chairman announced that the meeting called in
consequence of the death of three of the members of this
bar, to wit: L. b. Carmichael Esq. Maj T. N. Crumplsr,
and Adt Miles Cowles and to take such action rs this
sad event rendered appropriate. -.
Whereupon, Walter p Caldwell, Esq, introduced the
following preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, We the members of the bar OF the Superior
Court the 9th judicial circuit assembled at the
Fall term 1862 Wilkesboro have heard with painful
regret that since the last term OF this court three OF our
brethren of this bar wit Leander b. Carmichael ESQ.,
Mai. Thomas N. Crumpler, and Adj't. Miles NJ Cowles,
have died. Mr. Carmichael the 18th day of March,
1887 Maj Crumpler the nth day of july 1852 IN the
city Of Richmond from the effects of wound received on
the S0h day of June ultimO, in the battle near Richmond
whilst making gallant charge upon the enemy as major
of the LIST Regiment of N G. Cavalry. Ad COwles in the
city of Richmond the 9Th day of July 1852 from the
effects of wound received in the battle of Mechancsvile,
near Richmond the 18th day of June utmO whilst
king gallant charge upon the enemy Adjuant Of the
3sth N: e. Regiment; therefore,
Resored That by the death of each have lost friend
q kind able and intellectual associate; that the Bar has
lost in each ornament that the country in each has lost
promising and useful citizen and devoted patrot that
by the death of Major Crumpler and Adjt Cowes, the
army of our country has lost brave and gallant OFF,
and soldiers who have bated against Tue enemy
ReSoIUrd, That whilst humbly acknowledge IN the
death of each the power and wisdom of Almighty God we
hereby signify sincere grief and tender to the parents
and other relatives of their respective families our earnest
sympathy and coincidence.
Resorsd That His Honor Judge Kerr, be requested to
permit the proceedings of this meeting to be spread upon
the minutes of the court
Feeling and appropriate remarks submitted by Hon.
Nathaniel Bnyden after which the resolutions unan
mousy adopted. In announcing their adoption the Chair
offered beautiful and we'll mcred tribute Of respect
to each of the deceased
On motion of Hon Anderson Mitchell the Secretary was
directed furnish notice of these proceedings for pub
cation the North Carolina SdRdHd with the request
that the other papers in the State will please copy and
also that copy be forwarded to the father OF each oil the said
deceased.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN KERR, Chmn.
Quincy F. NEAL, Sec'y.
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For the Standard.
The Late LeOnidas J. Merritt, and James L.
McClennahan.

Resolutions of regard for LEoNIDAs j. MEaRITr and las
T. McCLESAuAN, adopted by the Chatham bar at meet
ing held ut the Court House Ptsboru' during the Fall
Term, lS69, of tie Superior Court, Hugh Wadde, Esq.,
being in The chair.
ReSolced By tie members IF the Chatham Bar That We
have heard With emotions Of pride mingled with deep
sIe that our young bruthcrs Leundas John Merritt and
james Taylor McClenahau during the evening Of Tuesday
the LIST day of July last fell noby and together in battle,
upon that glorious field IF grief" by Malvern Hill, in
Virginia.
Resol ed fu'er That will long cherish as valued
memorials of other days, the strong impressions then
formed of the very honorable department of Aese gentle
in their profession, well Of those many manly
virtues which promised lives OF usefulness ana crea 10
their country and friends nut were marked, alas for
briea career in that honorable path 10 which they felt
themselves called by the voice Of North Carolina
HUGH WADDELL, Pres.
JoHN MANNING, JR., Sec
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ARMY ON THE POTOMAC

The Richmond EramiHer of the 9th inst saws:
The news of this morning restores the compIey
ION to the war which it wore fortnight apo Our
army is still in Maryland and still on the Offensive
The occurrences of the past week have added to the
strength OF our position, and reflected new lustre
upon our arms The enemy, with incredible exer-
ton and with the energy of desperation, succeeded
in inaSsing together an army under Mcclellan which
Is stated to have reached hundred and fifty thou
sand IN number. Throwing away knapsacks, and
Stripping his forces of every circumference McClel
-lun, oy rapid marches, precipitated this immense
1orce upon our columns while portion of them
were detached to effect the reduction of Iarncr's
Ferry. The rapidity and holiness Of the blow were
unprecedented in the movements of the YANKEE
forces, and the Northern people might we'll have
lIcpated the most decisive success from this extra
ordinary dash of their favourite general. But their
bold scheme has Signaly failed. Their extrayapant
reports of the result were born of over conGdont
expectations. They were rather the premature ev.
presSions of what they expected to happen. than
reports Of what had actually taken place. They
oAnkeo 100 largely, on hope and expectation. War
Us AZ pest lottery; and no man ever vet paid n
noee que IN bank, with prize thrown out to him
by the wheel of fortune
"nde the North expected a magnificent nr;ze
they have drawn blank, and this misfortuna b.c
happened to them under circumstances which ram
der 1T calamity. They have but one army Of o.,
1naShieuue III lhe ueln. Iher drew together this
army in reckless disregard CT the interests of their
cause every where else They drained Western
Virginia of troops, reduced Buell. to small force
and exposed Kentucky and Missouri to the, merc1
OF what they choose to term our guerrillas all to
save the Federal Capital, ana strike decisive hoU,
against our army invading Maryland They risked
every thing on one high hazard of the die. and
they have lost. Their exultant news sent IN g.,
rope by the steamer which sailed last Tbnrsdov
will have To he cnntralictcd nv =
repeated story of defeat and humiliation Their
grand coup has failed after the most prodigous cc
Tort the North has yet made in the field we are still
masters OF upper Maryland and still threaten Wash.
lngton, Baltimore, Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
The situation Of Affairs is eInineny favorable for
the South in every quarter The HeyaiG admits
IheaVy Federal reverse in Kentucky. Whether we
tbo 70 the state of feeling in Kentucky or among
s LII enemy concerning affairs in that quarter we
A'N' conclude that Kentucky is virtually reclaimed
victories for III: manurrcturs of friction matches
f
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TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE EDUCA.
tonai Association of n. c. for the current year will
be held in the town of Lnconton Tuesday, the l4th
October, commesciug at o'clock P.
Business OF importance will before the Association
and this and the fact that the honor and
interest OF the Confederate States demand unusual
lions on the part OF those who made instruments
promoting the progress of Christian civilization ought
secure good attendance the part of the faithful teach
ers Of North Carolina. ...
The location is pleasant one, accessible BY steam the
season delightful while the usual Railroad facilities will
be afforded to the delegates.
Friends Of EdscatOn in North Carolina let per
mt the nsoent assumptions of the enemies of lber-
es 70 cause to despair for of the of
glorious cause. Let us meet again in council and mu
uay encourage each other in allotted and noble
oi developing the moral power of our beloved country
G. II. WILEY,
Sup. Com Schools g
J. d. CAMPBELL,
Recording Sec'y s
s. LANDER, 3
Sept. IS, 1852. 772st
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FLOUR MILL FOR SALE.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ENTERED INTO
contract for building the Railroad from DanVe 70
Greeusb0u DESTROYS Of devong his whole time to that
work. and offers his STEAM MILL for SALE The prop
ery is situated in the of Charlotte, on the North
Carolina Railroad has six of mill stones and the Hour
manufactured high reputation throughout the South
Confederacy.
1t has also Barrel Factory with improved machinery
and cooper shops attached which will be sold with the
Mill or separately. JOHh HiLhES.
Sept. y, 1862. To-lm
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1000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE IN LIN.
l,AIINTX N

IOUU AChtIS Ut LAND TUX SALE LINZ
coin COUNTY, N. C.
TU3HB UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEE OF C. j. HAM,
ID marskold will Sell at public cutlery. at the residence
of the late C. w. Hammarskud seven miles from Lincoln
ton, the Beauties Ford Road the following valuable
lands
One tract containing six hundred and eighty-four (6s4
acres known the Home Tract Spring HILL This
highly improved good dwelling house. almost new with
extensive barns machine houses and every outbuildng
needed for extensive farm Much Of the land is well
set in clover. The situation is very desirable for resi-
dence healthy any part of the State and and
half miles from Ironon Station the Wilmington Char
lotte and Rutherford Railroad.
One trac. adjoining the last named tract known the
Lick Run farm, containing 100 of very productive
land.
Another tract adjoining the last known as the Hammar-
SKIOLD Mill tract, containing III which is first
class FIGURING mill aud corn mill The reputation of Ham,
marskod's Flour too well known to require cumment-
Suffice it to say, there is better in Western North
Carolina.
One tract adjoining the Home tract called the Haynes
tract, containing lS3 acres.
Another tract adjoining the last named, and Immediately
the w. G. K. K. r.. within less than quarter Of
mile of lronion Station, containing go acres.
And another tract the opposite side Of said r. r.,
containing 100 acres
And other small tract of or 10 ad dining
Home tract:
With all other lands and real estate of the said c. j.
Hammarskold.
Sale to take place Monday the goth of September next
unless previously sold at private sale.
So desirable body of land is rarely offered.
Terms made known at the sale For other information
apply to Hon. WIN. Lander, at Richmond, to Col
Hammarskod on the premises (Spring HILL or to the
'"OS'''Oe' II. c. HAMILTON. Trustee
Of @. j. Hammarskold.
August 20, 1868. 35-w&swtd.
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LARGE SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
AND FREIGHT.

LARGE SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
AND FREIGHT.
Office NOrth-Carolina II. X. Co.,
Co. Shops, September II, 1862.
AN TIE 18TH OCTOBEB NEXT, WILL Be SOLD
" BY auction az this place, large lot of unclaimed
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Boxes &c. Sc Any property claim.
ed before the sale will be delivered application. The
public is invited to attend.
By order of the Board of Directors
JOHN II. BRYAN, Jr., See'y.
box Miss F. Burgess.
c. b. Stoin.
package, E. Cowan.
trunk, W. H. Addington.
n. Meet.
box G. w. Moore.
boxes, r. W. Russell.
box, R. Clinton.
J. A. Delilans.
J. Brown.
T. Hunt.
! barrel, B. F. Cheatham.
l box J. p. Nicholson.
W. w. Black.
boxes, j. Burton.
barrels, NJ. A. Santos.
I box, I. Bragg.
boxes. Allen Rose Co.
box, D. Robertson L Son.
boxes. j. c. Wade.
box. NJ. l.. Meadows.
And sundry articles not marked.
Sept 10, 1852. 76-lm.
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No SUPREME COURT-The Raleigh Standard no.
tees, in we'll written article, the fact that have
no Confederate Supreme Court, though expressly
provided for in the Constitution 1t is really sur
prising how important matters like this have been
overlooked, and it only be accounted for by the
excitement incident to the terrible war in which we
are engaged. We agree with the journal referred
to, that it is high time Government was fully
organized, and all its departments in practical ope-
ration, and especially that this branch should be
constituted without further delay.-SaLiS. Watch
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S5O REWARD.
August 90, 1862

sou KEW AIkD'
DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER NEAR
Id Hadleys Mills Chatham County on the 24ih oil last
month two negro men, one named GRIFFIN and another
named BILL Griffin is copper coIored, about u years
old five feet seven inches high and shutters ana ms LETT
arm is stiff ut the elbow, from burn Bills back thcE
Tipped about We feet inches hgh coarse and rough
in his appearance and weighs about l5 pounds bought
them Of George D. Pool Esq, at Chapel Hill but they may
be making their way back to Pasquotank county. will
give S25 for each or $50 for BOTH fdelivered to me-
put III J"''' ~ '""' s' ROBERT LOVE.
sent 1862 72-w&swlmpd.
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Sept. II, 1862.
VALUABLE GRANVILLE LANDS FOR


TINHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE Fol.
Il lowing lands in the County of Granville lately be-
longing to Joseph Fl. Gooch, Esq:
One tract situated about miles south of the town
of Oxford contains $50 acres about Une-hird of which
IN woods and which is situated comfortable dwelling
house and convenient outhouseS.
One other tract is situated about two miles southwest of
Oxford, and contains 1912 acres, about twOthrds (which
is woods.
Also, one undivided half of tract, about IS miles from
Oxford containing 461 which is situated saw
and grist MILL and is known the Mill Tract.
Also, Oneseventh OF the interest in remainder Of tract
situated on the waters of Knapp Of Reeds containing
acres and now occupied as dover by Mrs Sarah Homer
These lands may be purchased privately of the subscri
ber and if not disposed Of will Tuesday the 4h day
of November next be exposed for sale at public auction
al the Court House door, in the town of Oxford.
TERHs-Cash or well secured bonds, bearing interest
from the day of sale. JOHN W. HAYS.
Sept. IL, 1862. 74-2t.
:-ss Raleigh Register and Petersburg Express please
cop weekly until 4th November unless ordered
stop, and send bill to the subscriber
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Sept. IS, 1852.
Salem Female Academy,

SEPTEMBER 18th, 1852. I
IN ORDER TO PREVENT DISAPPOINTMENTS. THE
can be received into Salem Female Academy at this time
The school is filled to its capacy-hence parents
and others requested under circumstances bring
children unless they have written assurance Of later
date shan this card, that they will be received.
ROBT. DESCHWEINlTZ.
Sept. %, 1862 77-st.
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N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.

N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
A the Annual Meeting of the NorthCarolna Mutual
IA Fire Insurance Company, held the 4th of Janua
~, The following persons elected Directors and OFF,
DIRECTORS:
Henry D; TurDer, Raleigh.
7. H. Seby,
c. W. d. Hutchings,
Kemp p. Battle,
George Little,
James NJ. Towles,
James f. Hoyt, Washington.
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern,
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ. JoIes, Edenton.
Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth City.
Jos. Ramsay Plymouth
j. w. Harrell, Murfreesboro'.
Il. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton.
A. W. Steel Fayetteville.
Joseph White, Arson County.
Josh. Bonner, Salem.
A. T. Sunny, Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. II. Seby, President
II. ID. Turner, Flee President.
John II. Bryan, attorney.
Hamden s. Smith, Secretary and 7reGsursr.
John Il. Williams Er. Committee.
G. w D. Hutchings,
This Company has been in successful operation Is
years. and continues take risks upon all classes of prop
ery in he State Except Steam Mills and Turpentipe Dis
tilleres upon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover
property amounting TO nearly 0OO large portion Of
which is country risks; and its present capital is
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, postpaid
Raleigh. Jan. Is, 1862. So
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NOTICE.
SALE OF SLAVES.

SALE OF SLAVES.
IN MONDAY THE 18TH OF OCTOBER NEXT AT
~ the late residence of Irwin StaAgs deceased in the
County OF Franklin, will sell a credit of SIX months
thirteen likely SLAVES. Also STILL eight or ten bsT
rels of Brandy, Apple Mill and other articles usually
found upon farm.
BOND ana undoubted security will be required of the
purchaser before the property is changed.
A. w. PEARCE, Sen,
Admir- of Irwin Stallings, decd.
Sept. IL, 1862. 74-stpd.
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from the Richmond Christian Advocate.
A NOBLE OFFERING BY A SOLDIER.
RICHMOND, Sept. Is, lS6.

RICHMOND, Sept 10, 1862.
REV. j. A. PRoCToR--Dedr BrOther,-During my
distribution of tracts yesterday, at Chimborazo,
soldier, who does not wish his name mentioned in
this come xon, handed me the enclosed ten dollars,
requesting to it in furnishing tracts to the
soldiers l declined to take it at first, thinking
that others than soldiers ought to pay for the tracts
but he insisted my taking it, saying that he
desired tracts to be furnished to the soldiers. On
subsequently converSing with him, | found him to
be Christian, whose prayers and aims will doubt
less ascend up to God as an acceptable memorial
While writing, will make an appeal in behalf Of
the Tract cause. For more than twelve months
past the opportunity has been afforded to diStri
butte thousands of tracts and hundreds fTeStaments
and Bibles to our soldiers, who have received them
with evident delight and profit to their souls. This
is vast field of usefulness, and will continue to be
so, so long as the war lasts We find many Chris
tans in our army, many penitents, some converts
and all accessible to religious conversation and
instruction. Our Christian friends in the country,
whom God has blessed with good crops, which have
never been disturbed by an invading or defensive
army, and all others who as yet have suffered CON-
parativey but little from the war; can enter this
field of usefulness by contributing their money to
the Tract cause We must all do something for the
cause and perhaps the only means by which many
can do so is by their money. If the friends would
only send the money freely TO the General Tract
Agent then the tracts would be freely printed and
distributed as bread cast upoa the waters
Atfectionately yours, etc,
The Rev. j. A. Proctor is the General Superin-
tendcnt Of the Soldiers Tract Society of the Metho-
dist E. Church in the South. CONSTITUTIONS sent
to him at Richmond, Va, will be duly acknowledge
ed and appropriated as desired
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SPLENDID GREEN TEA.

nSE CHEST OF 80 POUNDS, SUPERIOR QUALITY
" and favored GREEN TEA. For sale at
PESCUDS DRUG STORE.
Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1862 74-tf.
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% CASES CALCINED, 2 CASES CARBON.
% ate Magnesa and chest beautiful powdered Rhu
barb In store and for sale by z. f. FESCUD.
Sent IL. 1862, 74-tf
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FOR SALE,
MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN GREENS
"A borough N c. if preferred by the purchaser, an
excellent country residence, BRICK HOUSE, with six
good rooms the ordinary outhouses good well of water
Gc with one hundred and seventy of land between
three and four miles west of GreensborOugh upon the
main road leading to Salem. Apply to
N. H. D. WILSON,
Greeusberough, n G.
Sept. Il, 1869. 74-l6t.
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MFRS. ALBERT JOHNSON WILL PAY THE HIGH
lvA est market price for the above named articles dt
versd at her residence the Shops of the Raleigh and
Ga,t1a Rsilroad at the Grocery Store Of w. r. An
drsws Fayetteville street.
Raleigh, Sept. 5, 1862. 72-lm.
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"TELL BALED, IRON HOPED AND TAR ROP-
w Cd and in good order at TarborO'.
ALSO,
800 bales in like ORDER which will be delivered at Will
son. Tarboro', Mosely Hail. Confederate bonds taken
in part payment w. II. JONES.
Raleigh, Aug 10, 1852. Eft
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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,

GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Pays all Losses PrOmptIyI
DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane, Cyrus P. Mendenhall David p Mer
James NJ. Garrett, T. NJ Jones' N H. D. Wilson, David Nc
Knight, NJ. s. Sherwood, Jed. Ii. Lindsay r. NJ Sloan,
c. g. Yates, R. Sterling, VIM Barrnger Greensboroughi
Alexander Miller, Newbern; Dr. W. C. Ramsey, Wade'-
borough; W. A. Wright, Wilmington; Rev. K Z. May
nard Franklinton; E. F. Watson, Wasonvis; A. j. YORK.
Concord; B. Craven, Trinity College.
OFFICERS:
N. H. D. WILSON, President,
JED II. LINDSAY, Vice President
JOHN A. GILMER, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer
N. II. D. WILSON,
C. G. YATES Executive Committee.
j. NJ GARRETT
All communications on business of the Office should DO
directed to PETER ADAMS, Secretary
GreensborOugh.
April 25, 1862. SLY.
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S25 REWARD.

THNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR
IL the apprehension, so | get him, of my negro man
PHIL lie left me in camp Raleigh, at Camp Man
gum the 4th Of April last Said Phil is between 81 and
6U years of feet ~ inches high; weighing us pounds
and his head gray He is doubt passing free
Address the undersigned Whites Store Anson Cou-
ty, N. G. JOHN ID. MOORE.
Sept. 3, 1852. S7-w3mpd.
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SAVE THE SCRAPS.

SAVE THE SCRAPS.
SHAY, WILLIAMSON 4 Co, AT 1.-THE NORTH
- State Iron and Brass Works., formerly Burns Foun-
dery will pay for scrap iron per pound Fer
wrought iron scraps scrap brass scrap link and scrap
copper, the ghest cash price will be paid. They will
pay the highest market price for large quantity of
coal Will also receive proposals for delivering two hun
bred cords Of wood.
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1869. 76-Smpd.
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.xa Tor thu malurcturs of friction matches
have been started in Yirgira. They ara NH ans"J
Like other things they are commapdnr war 49,
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NOTICE..

a SUBSTITUTE FOR THE WAR WANTED OVER
"A forty i've years DID, for which liberal price will be
paid Apply al the So ndard Office for information. None
need apply except native born. it.
Raleigh, Aug. 20, 1862. 69-h
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IL At WHITAKER'S.
Sept. Is, 1869. T4-9
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BLANTON DUNCAN,

BLANTON DUNCAN,
COLUMBIA, =. g.
FORMERLY KENTUCKY.
rs PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS TO ANY EXTENT
in Engraving and Printing Bank Notes, Bills oil tx
change, &c
Engraving upon Steel or Stone.
Large supplies of Bank Note and other paper will be
kept.
Aug :, 1862 6S-0m.
.ss Register and State Journal copy to the amount of
IS aud forward bill To the advertiser.