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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
Relief Notice.

TN pursuance Of the Act Of Assembly and oftho
/ order Of Court, the Associate Judges and
Commissioners Of CleaTfold county constitutin z
q Relief Hoard, will meet at the Commissioners
Office in ClearGeld on "Wednesday and Thursday
the 9th and OH days of November, A. D. 1862,
for the purpose Of dischnrgirg the duties impos-
ed upon them by the Relief laws.
All persons claiming relief from this Board will
attend to making their application at that time,
ana produce satisfactory evidence to the Board,
OF their right to receive the sans
BY order Of COmmksiorrrs,
WM S BRADLEY,
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4 DMINIsTRATDR,e N7DvTC,7

4 DMINISTRATOR's NOTCE.-Lo,,ers
n of Administration having been granted this
day to the undersigned ou 1o estate of sNoS
CArHEES late Of Graham tow hip dcccascd,s.l
persons Indebted o. I'D estate src re-, .stei 60
make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same will present taom duly
authenticated for settlement
SARAH CATHERMAN, Adm'x.
AMOS HUHEN, Admir-,
Oct. "a, 1862.
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EO Farmers.

THE EXCELSIOR WINDMILL
DNE Of the very beet WIND-MIILS ever in
~ vented, is now offered to tho Farmers Of
Clearfcld county.
Tho undersigned Agent is nov in This place for
the purpose Of Introducing then TO the notice Of
the public. lie only asks q fair trial. Farmers
arc specially invited to call and examine thcm
before purchasing elsewhere.
W. HANCOCK, Agent
CloarGeld, Avg, u, 1862.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

ugAplfyou want Pills, take Ayers Pill
Nothing has ever appeared in this market
that can compare with this new invention
for chasing out the dislcmpers that iasten
and grow upon US. TLcy are the Philos'
opher's elixir oflife, that bids defiance to
disease, and will leave us no alternative
but to die of old age,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
Vote for Assembly.

We arc unable to present our readers
with the official vote for Assembly, We
give but the reported majorties from
jefferson and Mexican,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

1909! = Look at that Wullace's Ma
jority in Clearfeld is 1902 and that over
the strongest man that could possible
have run against him. But this, of itself,
does not sufficiently shog his popularity
He has carried the whols ticket with him,
orucarly so, and our smallest majority aP,
proaches 900.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

Header il you want mild purgatige
FOR childrert or one powerful for adults,
take Ayers Pills. They are sugar>coated
and pleasant to use and are we'll enough
known to be good, without our recon.
meRdation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

pEasTho immediate address issued
by tho Chairman Of County Committee"
few days before the election, seems to
have operated like a charm upon the
Clearieldcrs. The Chairman, ashamed to
give his committee name, and the adj
dress being neither fish, flesh nor foul, Fl"
except in one pmticular-ignoring the
Constitutions was Justly looked upon with
suspicion. and discarded 10y the faithful.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
Administrators Notice.

Administrator Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Al.
~ ministraton uu the estate of LEVI MUIR.
IY, late of Brady township, Clcaricld coun
ty deceased, have been granted to the uudcrsirn
cd. All persons indebted to said estate are re.
aucstci to make immediate payment, aud those
having claims against the same will present them
duly uuthcI tcatcd for settlement.
JESSE L. TEST, Admir-.
ghilipshurr, P Sept. 4, l2d2.-6t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

G11gn9 2 L1admo 2
yNHE subscriber respectfully informs tho Farm
ors of Clcarfeli county-aud all othcrpcr-
sons Interested, that he is now manufacturing
GREY LIME Of a su erior quality, which he
will sell on the most reasonable terurs for CAsH,
cr exchanged for any kind Of Country Prelugo.
JOSEPH IRWIN.
Lawrence township, May -, 1862.
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For the Republican.
4 WORD OF ADVICE.

One of the knights of the lapstone-
namely, The &ujjy Hislmu-thinks that
Sammy might not have gone out Of Graz
hams Row to get man 10 wlite that
slrD piece in the Lbe,ator, y''oior, few
weeks ago. That "5tubby Irishmsn"
don't pay men TO hlac!lguard him, bis
creed or birthplace, for no other reason
than being a Democrat; and intends to
assert his Independence as ottel as he sees
proper by sending the LJrutor, ,uH or,
back whenever it suits him, in spite OF ali
the Dl,ch LcliirLeafs from -- or lndi
ana. STvBW IRIsnMAY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

STRAY STEER Came to the premises
y of the subscriber in Burn side township, Clear
field county about the lst Of July last a white
STEER, supposed to be about two years Old.
The owner is requested to como forward pay
charges, &s aud take him away.
FRED. SHEPHERD.
Oct. 20, lsG2pl,
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JAMES i. GRAHAM, Cashier,
Clcarfeld, Pa, Oct 8, 1862.

{ DMINISTRATORs NOTICE,--No,ice
% is hereby given that letters Of Administra-
ton have been granted TO tho undersigned on
tho estate of JASON WEDSWORTli, late olFgN
township deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are rcquostcd to make payment without de-
lay, and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment 70 me.
BENZ. L. DAVENPORT, Admir-.
PoX township, Sept. II, 1862,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

NN ECUTONs' y o IT { E.--NOTICE Is
II hereby given that Letters Tcstamenmry on
the cstato Of ALICE DALE. late Of Lawrence
tp Clcarfcld county decd, have been granted to
the undcrsigucd-lo whom g' persons indebted
to said estate will make INN liate payment, and
those having cldms against the samewil present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
BENZ. DALI, Ext.
Oct. %, 1862.
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9lrb Embellishments.

"cLo@I gEc a9aaTs,
The School Directors Of Brady .ownship With
to employ Two School Teachers; application
should be made ON or before he l.tuC November
next, to the undersigned,
Oct. %, 1862. y. J. BOYER, scc'y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

In tie Military Hospital at Philadelphia, on the
Iith Aug. last, Henry Lorain Mcrrcll, of Nor
ris township, Clearfcld county, aged IS years
ii months and 9 days.
ss-The deceased was member Of tho Wash.
ington Cadcts-Compony c. 9th Regiment p. R
before he brcathod his last IIg was entirely SEN
sible, was perfectly wilin; to die, and spoke IA
miliarly and calmly Of lis situation, and Of his
worldly affairs and spiritual welfare.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

z OST-On tho Goth Of September on hl
( Turnpike, between Clcarfcld Bridge anc
VIM. Wilson'S, a black clasped Pass Book with
the name of Is. Il. H. att written on the first page
Any person leaving it at this Office will be suita
bly, rewarded.
Clsarfeld Oct J, l562.-pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22
Oficial Vote for Senator

The following is the vote poIled for
State Senator in this district. Mr.. Halls
majority three years ago was GIL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-10-22

HARRIED--On tue lth ult ,at the residence
Of the Brides tathcr, by Rev. S. Creighton
Mr.. J, Kline Of Clcaraed county, to Miss. Ma
ricra Hc,kCr!in Of Centre county.
izEITl,G7s
DIED-At tho residence OF her continuation
atEan Spacknan, IN Girard townsh;pyerg sud
Gculy Of ugJplexy, ON Monday l3ih ult., Mrs,
Darbary, rclict Of Wjilism Leonard, deceased,
aged 60 years.
In Goshon township on the l7th inst, Of Dyscu
cntery, Scott youGgest son Of James Z. Su-
san Grahnm,ugsd years | mont1 and p days
God htth removed form from earth,
To blossom in the ske;
His suffering there will all be oG
Where children never die.
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uoln for Conrrers Llpth pist J

No find IL impossible to give tue CONS
plcle returns for CJuercs., in this district,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12

TIE NORTHERN ELECTIONS. are not sure oft
but we believe the members of Congress recently
elected in the Northern States will not take their
seats during the present year. The federal Con-
gress expires on the 4th day Of next March. We
repeat what have heretofore said, that the sue
cess Of. the Democrats in these elections will not
have the effect to stop the war; If these Democrats
had the powef in both houses of the federal Con-
gress, they would wage the war on better princi-'
pies than those which govern the black Republicans
and they would not confscate nor emancpate; but
they would wage the nevertheless, as they say,
for the Union as twas The North is unit against
us-is the South united? If so, would not every
one, the rich as we'll as the poor, devote their SUBJ
stance and all their energies to the common cause?
If we were unit would the Spectator and the ex-
toner ride rough-shod over suffering peoples If
we were unit, would wealthy men among US de-
mand famine prices of the poor for the necessares
of life? We must be unit not merely in name
but in fact and in acts, if we expect to succeed in
this great struggle.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12
OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died rof Camp Fever, near Drurys Bluff Va, the
2h Of October Sergeant SANgEL ALBRIGHT Of the SD
regiment n 9. Troops. He bad beep member of COM
Pany OF this regiment since tho 9Th day of last March,
As companion or he had endeared himself
to all BY his noble and lofty department. He was
known to murmur at duty, but always ready to do
what was required Of him. As Christian he Jealous
and Perseverng, and lived life worthy Of imitation lie
had Deen an acceptable member of the M Church. for
several years. and was that honor to the obi
CATIONS that he had taken upon him. lie leaves aged
father and mother, besides number of brothers and sis
be assured that he lived and died true Christian SOL
der. HIS CAPTAIN.
Died, fthA "sequel =" of dpthera in Wilkesboroueh
on Sunday evening the 18th October 1862 SAMUEL DuvAL
CowLEs sonC j. and ~ T. Cowes, in the 4th year Of his
3" His was the morning hour.
And be bath pass'd in beauty from the day,
bud not yet flower
Torn in sweetness from the parent spray;
The death.wind swept him TO his soft repose,
AS frost. in spring time. bghts the early rose"
Died, near Salem Church. Randolph County N. c., on
3ls October, 1852 HAsRIEf infant daughter Of Willis
and Rebecca Carter aged a3out years. Bereaved pa
rents grieve not for the loss of your darling HATTIE Al.
though she is lost to earth God hath taken her
enjoy His bs<fu presence For He hath said Of such is
the kingdom Of Heaven.
Although you'll miss her pratttius voice
Pain now with her is Ger,
And if you'll only faithful be,
You'll meet where parting is no more.
Died. on the slst October 1862, Elevation John
st"g County, Mrs. LANxY DIXON wife of Patrick Dixon in
the 10th year of her age.
Died. in Kinston N c. Oct slst, of consumption, HAR.
RET A. wife Of Dr. VIM c. Brown She was kind neigh.
bor, and fond and loving wife and mother.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12

TnE LATE NORTHERN .ELEcrIoNs.-Horatio Sey
moar the Democratic candidate, is said 10 be elect
ed Governor of New York. His majority in New
York City is 10000, being Democratic gain since
last year of $4,000. The Congressman are said to
stand nineteen Democrats and twelve Republicans
Among the Democratic members elect we observe
the names of Fernando Wood and Erastus Corning
In New jersey, Parker, Democrat, is said to be
elected Governor, and four Democrats and one Re-
publican to Congress.
In Illinois six Democrats and five Republicans
are said to have been chosen to Congress, and two
doubtful
In Massachusetts, John A. Andrew, Republican,
is elected Governor and nine Republicans and one
Democrat to Congress.
Michigan has gone Republican by about 5000
majority.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12
European Intervention.

The hope excited in the minds of those who have
been insisting upon European Intervention by the
late speech of Mr.. Gladstone and the comments of
the British press, has suddenly vanished by the ap-
pearance Of speech from Sir G. c. Lewis Secre-
tary of War Of Great Britain, in which he takes
the ground that England cannot acknowledge the
independence of the Confederate States until We
win it from the United States. In other words,
the British Government is determined to do moth.
ing which may provoke war with the United
States
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VALUABLE LAND AND GOLD NINE FOR
SALE. 80, 49,,

IT OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION AND GOLD
i NINE. in Franklin County, n c known as the POR-
tbs NINE, containing about 800 acres There has been
half million Of dollars and more dug out Of the property,
and there are millions remaining to be dug In addition
great deal of good land that might be easily reduced to
cultivation large number Of negroes might be worked
upon the property There is large dwelling house, and
number OF negro houses cribs barns stables &C.. and in
good repair upon the property waud prefer sell half
Of the Property -would sell ALL If could sell half
years. allow myself time to attend to other business now
pressing upon my time and attention could let the par-
chaser have considerable lot of furniture pork corn
stock, wagons, carts. tools, DC.
The mining operation is simple and ebeap-s especially
suited to negro aborers BY good attention it would pay
yel-it has always paid we'll Address at Iouisbnrg
NC. TlIOS. X. THOMAS.
Nov. II, 1852. 9l-w&sw5t.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12

FIRST CORPS OF REsERvEs-Four regiments of
State Reserves, selected according to their locations
in the State, are accepted by the Secretary of War;
and ordered to report forthwith to Gen. Bea regard
for ninety days service near Charleston. The reg-
ments are commanded respectively by Colonel Z.
B. C. Cash, j. II. Witherspoon, j. j. Ryan and q.
j. Elford.
1t is probable that the militia Of the State will
also be ordered out
The above we clip from the Columbia Is. o.
Guardian. We are glad to learn that South Caro-
Ina has both State reserve force and militia
We call the attention of the Legislature of this State
soon to assemble, to this notable fact What him
ders North. Carolina from having reserve corps to
be called out in emergencies?
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The News.

Ihe News
A portion of our army under Gen. Lee still &C.
cupy positions beyond Winchester. Other dispo-
sition, however, has been made of a portion, of
which the enemy will be advised in due time.
The Yankee papers assert that McClellan's forces
are so miles nearer Richmond than Gen. Lees. If
it be So Gen. Lee is responsible, and he will make
good account of it.
On Thursday brisk skirmish occurred below
Winchester, In which we captured 100 of the ene-
nv, and six wagons ard teams.
The Lynchburg papers. of Friday announce ru-
mored battle between Winchester and Berryville,
between the troops of Gen. A. P Hill and the abo-
lition forces, in which the rumor is the enemy was
badly whipped. 1t is said that the enemy asked
permission the next day to bury his dead, which
was granted 1t is also stated that our forces had
fallen back from Warrenton, Va.
No official account Of this battle had been receiv-
ed at Richmond.
The reported advance of the enemy upon Holly
Springs. Miss, is contradicted.
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BRANDY! BRANDY..

vIVHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE Ten DOLLARS
Il gallon for one Thousand barrels ofGOOD PROOF,
UNADULTERArED BRANDY, delivered in Raleigh
s. NJ Cole, of the firm, will be in Raleigh. at the Var
day in this monh-it being Court week for Wake County
for the purpose of seeing samples and making purchases
None need call on him but Those who have the pure ar-
Gle, the samples will be rgidy tested and bought
but pure, unaduteratcd will let all know from whom
purchase my Agent in Raleigh, TO whom il be deliv
Gun be delivered.
MERRIwEATHER, LONG CO.,
atlanta, Ga.
Nov. II, 1882 = 46-w,tpd.
Register copy weekly one time and send bill to this
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BROKE JAIL.

an THE NIGHT OF THE 5TK> INSTANT, FOUR
u prisoners broke the of Person County and escap-
ed GEORGE EASTWOOD. deserter. medium height
and size light brown hair about 81 years old. SIDNEY,
slave of Dr. Williamson. of Caswel charged with burga
~, chunky build, black, quick spnkeI, aud about 40
years old ELLICk, runaway says he belongs to David
Holly, IF Chowan County. black built under
free AND named Jy HsRp arres,sd "n s
cf being runaway slave, medium sze black, and wears
his beard.
These persons may band together for mischief and
~ good citizen is interested n arresng tcn and every
one requested to every effort to dn and
them to Jail. WIN. Ii. SMITH, Sh'f.
Roxb0ro', N. c.. Nov. II, 1862. yl-5t. .
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12
MARRIED.

the 2sh of October at the residence Of the brides
father BY the Rev H. Moody Mr. HENRY N Cor1xY, Of
Caldwell County N. G., and Miss LOUISA JANE CAcKsoN
of Catawba County, N. c. -
|. Catawba Journal please copy.
On the a4th ult by Hardy Daughtrey. Esd. JAMES A,
Wilson, alrof Sampson County.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12
Nov. II, 1862

200 ACRES OF LAND.FOR SALE IN. THE
COUNTY OF AsHE, N. C.
THIS J,AND LIES ON TIE STAGE ROAD LEAD.
Il ING from Wilkesboro' to Jeferson-ten miles frum
the latter place. 1t ell waered and contains 30 acres
of meadow land the balance is oak timber. The lard will
be sold at private sale for cost.
For further particulars enquire at my residence Red
dies river, Wilkes county, N. c.
J. R. WILBAR.
Wilbar, N. c.. Nov. IL, 1862. 4s-w4t
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NOTICE..
ROM THE SCBScRIBERAr
Nov. II. 1852.

El, Greensb"rough, Wednesday the sth inst two
gro bays both black by the name Of ELIICK about
81 years DID, about feet 10 inches high, weighing
about ls5 40 lbs and had very bad pair Of shuss
tied up with leather strings The other by akut -
years old, by the name Of EPHRAIM, has a d"wnward
look and shows the whites Of his eyes very much whom
The boys were carried from Greene County sst Tues
day the 4h ns in charge Of D. A. Spvey, and LEFT hin,
down to Eesbern or Washington to meet the enemy.
liberal reward wiz be raid for the apprehension cf said
Negroes lodged in any Jail SO can getihem
Address D. A. SPIVEY,
Snow Hin, N G.,
Or 3. D. pOIE
Hookerton. n G.
Nov II, 1869. sl-w&sysspd.
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The --latest News.

The Richmond Enquirer of the 10th says, sig
nicant movements are progressing along the entire
line of our army under Gen. Lee Stirring, perhaps
startling events, seem to be rapidly approaching
promising in reality, "a short sharp and decisive
winter campaign. TWAS reported on yesterday that
General Jackson was upon the verge battle in the
Shenandoah, with greatly superior force Of the
enemy"
Gov. Brown, of Georgia, in his message to the
legislature takes ground against the CONSUMPTION
law and submits the subject to the Legislature for
Of martial law, ha5eas corpus, and impressment Of
Ariyatc property.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12

excellent roots have been qolte abundant this sea-
son, but our planters are keeping them up at very
high prices One bushel Of sweet potatoes in a
family is equal to about one-half of bushel of Irish
potatoes A bushel Of meal will go further than
two Of Irish potatoes, four bushels of sweet po-
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12
SAVE THE SCRAPS.

y State Iron and Brass Works, formerly Burns Fuu..
dry will pay for cast iron cents per pound Fer
wrought scraps, scrap brass scrap link and sersp
copper the highest cash price will be paid Thsv viii
pay highest market price for large quantity o char.
coal Will also receive proposals for delivering two hus-
bred cords of wood.
Raleigh Sept. 10, 1862. 76-wG.wSmrd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12
LAND FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE FARM SITUATED WITHIN l.2
"A miles of the town Of Oxford. containing 500 acres
about one-haOf which is in f,rest growth The soil is
adapted the usual grain crops. and grows inemanufac
turing tobacco The situation is healthy, well watered
and has good dwelling house and other necessary build
ings in guod repair.
The terms will be made accommodating.
Address R. W. LASSITER,
Oxford, N. C.
Nov, IL. 1862, : 9l-tf
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12

Gov. VANcE-Gov. Vance returned to the City
on Friday evening last from Marlborough. The
Governor had gone to the East for the purpose of
seeing for himself the condition of deences but
his purpose for the most part frustrated by the
advance of the Yankees. He took part IN the con-
fct on Wednesday evening last, some four miles
below Marlborough, in which the Yankees showed a
disposition to advance on that place. They were
so warmly received that they retired on Wedncs.
day night to Hamilton.
We learn that our troops, and especially the old
26th, were delighted to see the Governor Nc
doubt the old war spirit was reused in him, and he
was anxious to remain with the troops, but impor
tant business, which could not be postponed fol-
a day even, called him to Raleigh.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12
TRUNK LOST.

II OST, AT THE CENTRAL DEPOT, RALEIGH, A
~ black TRUNK, brass bound containing three silk
dressesne cherry black, corded black and not
made black and red and likeness of deceased child
Fifty dollars reward will be given for the return of the
trunk with its contents and questions asked Apply
ct this office. w. N. ANDREWS.
Nov. II, 1862. 9l-4tpd.
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These are excellent appointments.

The DAILY PRoGREss.-We learn that Mr.. j. L..
Pennington, late proprietor of the "Newbern Pro-
gress" will revive his paper in this City. The first
number will appear to-day. Mr.. P, it is known,
is refugee from Newbern, and was severe suf-
ferer by the capture of that place. He has the
energy and tact to make a good paper, and he has
a claim upon the public patronage. We wish him
every success.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12
Board of Internal improvement.

tive Office on Saturday last present. His Exceency
Gov. Vance and John U. Kirkland, Esq, the fol-
lowing appointments were made:
State Directors in the Wilmington Road, George
W. Collier, of Wayne, William A. Wright of New
Hanover, and W. W. Brickell of Halifax.
Col. Thos D. Meares, of Brunswick. was appoint
ed State proxy in the Wilmington and Manchester
Road, and o. &. Parsley State proxy in the Will
mington and Weldon Road.
These are excellent APPOINTMENTS
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12

ExEMPT1oNs-We have received numerous letters
making inquiries as to exemptions under the con-
scripton law. In our next we will publish, from
the Richmond Enquirer, the explanations and in
structions Of the Adutant General, which have just
appeared with such replies to these inquiries as We
may oe able to make.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-12
(Approved.)

Coon SHor-We learn that Jas H. Abel, Esq.
of Johnston, killed three fine deer on Wednesday t
9th inst. near Smithtield Mr.. A. is so good shot
We hope if the Yankees get near him, he will try
his hand upon them. There are many first rate
marksmcn in the State, whose services would be in
valuable in the army as sharp-shooters