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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-11-28
Rolling
Horse Powers, Thrashiug Machines, Boltins
Cloth. aud Mill f,ecks, at 4 ucti0n.

VN11LL BE SOLD OS TUESDAY, DECENBhk ~
wv 1851 at the sture Of e. n. McA4On. Greens9ITTG
IN c. five very superior HORSE POWERS THtAShI'yt
MACHINES snd SEPARATORS. These Machines are W \.
rery superior quality, manufactured in Iennsy wanna
have sold large number Of them; all Of which nave
entire satisfaction. --+r.=s= 49,. 20
The Boiling Cloth is of the very best qna,ty., m
= ~ WILLIAM H. OLIVER CVrc
Formerly of Newbern, n n
!, Nor. 81, 1852. s4-wSS"I'Pu.
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STOLEN,

ENRON MY STABLE ON TUESDAY MIGHT LeGI
INV -SORREL MARE saddle and bride one IN.
deep sorre little white on one of Der hind legs IN
streak in her forehead. about feet 10 or il inche
and was four years old last spring. Ill, take
/ will give twenty-five dollars to any one VINO VIII "
Der up ana INFORM me AZ once 80 Ma MADISON DAuGh
Raleigh, Nov L. 1861. s2-WSs""P
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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISSISSIPPI
RIVER.
UHE PROPRIETOR ia

TTNHE PRUPKIETUK HAVING BEEN RUBBED BIZ
the AboltiOnists in Arkansas of all but hs lands, Of
ers great bargains in the following lands selected years
ton Of each tract See price affixed to each or offer the
whole list any purchaser for cash. negroes at
market price, or oneha cash. aud time notes for balance
county Title clear. ..r-
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LOST OR STOLEN,

-'-,t LOST OR STOLEN,
DETWEEN RALEIGH AND HIlLSB0R0', ON THE
ID cars OH the n c. Rail Road, Thursday evening
the 18th ust Black Leather Travelling Bag, containing
several articles of clothing. and number Of valuable
rers.
will give 1900 reward to any person who will deliver
it. with IT. cnntent either of the Conductors the n
C. Rail Road, and no questions asked.
Eyerittsvile n. c., Oct 81, 1852. 4S-w&sw9tpd.
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LAND FOR SALE.

n OFFER FOR s tI.E 3I2 ACRES OF LANE, TNO
u miles nnrth Of HisIsb,nugh The land is very PiS
ductivc ind we'll adapted to wheat and tobacco
q large quantity of mead grounds The land IS We
supplied with water and the improvements conssI VI
large barn and stables with two god framed house, s
log house. If mt snld soon it will be for rent ie"
10 suit the purchaser. O.
Hillsboro,, N. c., Nov. II. 1861. 46-WL
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NOTICE.
NJoRTH-CAROLINA, COURT OF EQUITY
IN Wake County. Fall Term, 1862
NOTICE.

NJoRTH-CAROLINA, COURT OF EQUITY
IL Wake County. Fall Term, 1862.
LAURA p. GorroS AND OTHERS.
pdrte.
DURSUANT To A DEGREES OF THE COURT VI
ii Equity. of Wake County, at Fall Term, A. D., iSoz,
in The above entitled of Lara Coon and Others
the undersigned Clerk aud Master will proceed to sell Inc
land and premises The peadings mentioned and oeSc"
ed the 18th day of November next public auction
The house mud lot located in the City of Raleigh on
Newborn street. about half mile from the business pr
Of tire City, and is Of the most desirable places "
found. The dwelling house is large and commodIo9s
containing thirteen rooms with about Is OF lsn1
tached having all the necessary outhouses, and wei ~
the fnest water. There is also fine stable lot ana We"
of water ON H. Possession will be given Immediately .
The sale will take place the premises commeRcing
10 NJ rpnn credit of year for third OF the pre-,
two years for another third and three years for the
Of the purchase money the purchaser entering into bona
=" ~. WV R. G. LEWIS, C. NJ. E.
Oct 9th 1850 44-w&swlOt.
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SAVE THE SCRAPS

SHAY, WILLIAMSON l. co, AT 1.-THE ron-
y State Iron and Brass Works iformervr RE-. North
deryo w pay fur scrap cast iron cents per popnS fGgn
wrought IRON scraps, scrap brass scrap zinE % For
copper the highest cash price will be paid scrap
pay the highest market price for large uuanv will
dred cords of wood 'ug Two hun.
Raleigh Sept. 10, 1862. 7s-wk.u
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SENATE.

H. g.. TUESDAY, November o. 1892 y
1rcr hv r ' az az II ocock-the Speaker the chair
Mr. iat.T = Chethain from the committee to s,prr;n
tsnd the etcoh u superintendent of C6nhSn Schools
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VALUABLE WARREN LAND AxD-
- ENl,Ee IEnI, 49,, AND RESI-.

HINDER A DECREE OF THE COURT op ro,-.-
for Warren County, will be sold on WednpsJSsDU
eenoer 81 1862 on the premises the tract of S De-
NsP resided at the time of his deaS
renton aud contons about nine hundred and War
well adapted to the cultivation of wheat tobacc acres
al excellent springs some of them mineral and sever
considered one of the most desirable farms and Justly
Terms made known on the day of sale
N
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$50 ACRES OF VALUkRL. LAND FOR

TENHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
u valuable tract of LAND situated in rbe Eastern part
of franklin County lying between Red Bud and Sandy
Greek, containing $50 portion of the land is rich
low grounds aud for the growth of and cotton there
is superior 10 it in The County. The upland is well
adapted TO the growth of tobacco cnrn and small grain
On The premises there s number of tobacco barns gana
ries, stables. negro cabins and an Overseer's house
For further information, apply in person or by letter to
7. J. STOKES,
CaStaia n. C.
Oct. 81. 1852. 43-w&swl7t
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NEW GOODS IN HILLsBORo,
K&L - HAYE E0R SALE

"EHAVE For SALE, A''
'yds blue twilled cloth made at Leeds" f.,
% % Ios- h*tract Logwood.
ALS
Steel and NaiA
RsbOru', n. C., Nov. 5, Nsa, ~ p ssC0.
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REMOVAL. -

IN d. SLEDHE HAS REMOVED FROM
u the formerly occupied by him on Fayetteville
street, the store house furmerly occupied by T. H.
weahers Market Square, fist door of the Postothce
whele he will be glad to his customers and friends in
want of articles in his line
He has on hand and for sale Black Pepper, Spun
Cotton. Fine Chewing Tobacco, Cotton Cards,
Rice, Brass Hoop Buckets, Shoe Biacking,
spoons, Family Flour, Old Rye Whiskey, Mai
doria Wine, Coffee Mills, &c.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes TO merit contnu-
ance of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
- 2 b. T. d. Si.EOGE,
r.- g.. First door east Uf Pustofice
PS. All persons indebted to Sledge Macon or to T.
D. Sedge will please call and settle their notes and accounts
q T. ID. SLEDGE.
Raleigh Nov is, 1859. sS-w&swSt
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER AT
HI Greensborough "Wednesday the 5th inst, two
gru boys both black by the of ELLICK about
So years DID, about feet 10 inches high, weighing
about G5 l70ibs and had very bad pair of shoes
tied up with leather strings The other boy about "
years old, BY the name of EPHRAIM, has a downward
look and shows the whites of his eyes very much when
he looks mp you and Will weigh about l5h l6 lbs
The boys carried from Greene County last Tues
day the 4h nst in charge of d. A. Spvey, and left him
the day suppose they will try tn make their way
down to Newbern or Washington TO meet the enemy. A
liberal reward will be raid for the apprehension OF sad
nesroes, lodged in any Jail 50 can get them:
Address ID. A. SPIYEY,
Snow Hill, N. G.,
Or s. D. POPE
Hookerton, N C.
Nov. II, 1862 9l-w&swstpd.
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YALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
200 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE IN THE
COUNTY OF ASHE n. C,

THIS LAND LIES ON THE STAGE ROAD LEAD
IL ING from WIlkesboro' to JeffersOn-ten miles from
the latter place 1t ell watered and contains 80 acres
of meadow land the balance oak timber. The lard will
be sold at private sale for cash.
For further particulars enquire at my residence on Rec
dies river, Wilkes county, N. G.
J. R. WILBAR.
Wibar, n. c., Nov. IL, 1867 46-W4t
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"A LSO, At THE SAME TINE AND PLACE WILL
"A be sold about four hundred barrels of corn op L
dred and eighty bushels of wheat thirty stacks of S
wheat straw about hundred fat hogs thirty hui
cattle, two yoke of oxen, ten head of horses and %
among them three Through bred mares and seyeri @
cles OF value. THOS. G. PLUMMER, J
JOS. B. BATCHELOR, Exrs.
y "'iS"'"n' " ~ Nor.I, 1867 90-w&sylm
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NOTICE.

II HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER
Il ENT TRACTS, in the county Of Moore-Farmiug,
Mineral and Turpeutine land-which will sell on liberal
terms. JOHN MORRISON.
Carthage, Nov. II, 1862. s2-w&swtt
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TVE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ERECTED 4
A. ha-ge TANNERY, with the advantage of steam WORK,
every msrtfy that we will tan and deliver promptly, to
Ist5sr biJs COW hides at the following terms: sole
AM narnn wSe.thrd; upper and harness hides half
Lead ~ b;ds r g hides tanned for cash. will tan sos
hides for 81 cant, per pound and upper and harness
House RanoInb nTlnd Two miles East of the Poor
Ms AT The vur5 or a. " c. Hides to be delivered 70
leather will be dI;Tered a. pot High Point and the
For further particulars addres.a 'ne p'"'o'
s. W. n KIVETT,
Oct. 81, 1852. "A"O" Iss1wEswSm
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TAN BARK kANTED.

TAN BARK kANTED.
9nn CORDS OF TAN kRK w,Nupn
oOIV which will pay tweIN DALAI M e. FOB
lVered at my Tan Yard in Raleigh INV PEI rIro' DE-
any on hand and wishes to sell, will pp eu VINO mas
ME know how much. all Quantities VIM vile ane lei
to 100 cords will pay half the expe IS Gu rom
Road charges OF any that may be than vi Tue na
Raleigh, in addition to the aboye price The 'es from
paid promptly on delivery. VIII Dc
Il. PETIT, TArsr
haIegn, n. u, Nov. Z, 1882 9O-w&Srtf
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

BRASS FOUNDRY. IT
VUyHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
the public that he has. in successful operation. a
BRASS FOUNDRY, in the City of Ra'eigh. All those
wishing fine BRASS CASTINGS will please give him
cn! before bargaining elsewhere.
The highest price will be paid for old "copper" brass and
zinc.
~ Office opposite the market house. ~
H. MAILER.
Raleigh, Aug. 90, 1852. S5-w&sw6m.
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AM BUYING BEEF.

WISH TO BUY ANY NUMBER OF GOOD BEEVE5
that may be delivered at my Slaughter Pen
Raleigh will pay Is1 cents per pound for good beef "n
The foot price high enough to induce owners to sell
WA. r. CRAWFORD
RALEIGH n c. Oct. "a 1852. 44-w&swsi
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MINERAL LANDS FOR SALE.

MINERAL LANDS FOR SALE.
MHAVE AN INTEREST OF ONETHIRD IN A
u tract of 800 the waters of Deep River, on
which have been discovered salt mine and pure sape
tre and oil of good quality for greasng leather well
worthy geological investigation.
JOHN MORRISON.
Carthage, n. c., Nov. II, 1852. 46-w&sw4t.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

THE REBELS STRATEGY FOR THER Own In.
JuRY.--It has always been considered mark
of good strategy when besieged military force
takes advantage of rivers and other bodies Of
water to impede the advance Of the foe, or an
invading army uses the same to cover its move
ments But it scarcely can be considered -
when, as we are informed by our dispatches
from the West, the besieged force Injuries itself
or the country it is defending by turning the
force Of mighty river like the Mississippi
over Its own grounds TO such an extent -
to cause it's own friends to offer 1t call
they possess to have their families removed
from their houses, which the water threatens to
carry away" But destruction appears to bs
the only strategy Of the rebels; for as they 90
the clements fire and water are pressed into
the service to mark their course.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
OPERATORS OF SPAIN IN HAYrr-It appears

OPERATIONS OF SPAIN IN HAYTL-It appears
from regent intelligence that Spain. having
seized the republic Of Dominica. is now pro-
ceeding to annex the republic Of Hayti, under
pretence Of dispute about the boundary, and
thus to clutch the whole island. We invite the.
attention Of Mr.. Sumner to these proceedings.
He is chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Relations If a big fat nigges, worth 81 500 in
South Carolina before the rebellion broke out,
Is to represent the black empire Of Hayti at
Washington, why not protect its independence
against the tyranny of Spain. Let dozen
iron-clad gunboats be fitted out and sent to
drive the Spaniards from the whole Of the
island, and let only one government exist in
the island, and blacks and whites amalgamate
on q footing Of perfect equality. If the white
man is to be brought down to Ahe level of the
negro here, let us have the sanaN thing In Hayti.
II tho principle is good, let US 90 through with
t. And II It is right for the white men Of the
United States TO kill each other In thousands
in dispute about the blacks Of the South, then,
to be consistent, let us kill goodly number Of
the Spaniards in order to realize the same de-
lectable negrs fraternity and equality in the
island Of ST. Domingo "
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

THE MONEY EXTENDED IN THE ALBANY
LoBBY.---It is understood the lobby at Albany
had dull season this year Business has been
hard with them. There have been only few
measures which they could squeeze any currency
out of. II is estimated that only from eighty
TO one hundred thousand dollars were received
by them this year. This is mere bagatelle
compared with that Of previous years. 1t Is
rumored that many Of these philosophers will
spend their summer recreation In canal boat,
and oome to the next Legislature for canal
damages.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

NArorEoN's MEXICAN PoIrcY.--Tho course Oh
Napoleon in Mexico, as developed by our latest
intelligence from that country, is curious. He
deals with England and Spain as If they were
his yassals, and he goes on without them. His
superiority in iron-clad gunboats enables him
to treat them with contempt By this sxpedi-
ton he will dazzle The French With Ne idss
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

We have the Official reports Of the killed.
wounded aud missing in the First and Fourth divi
sions at the battle Of Pittsburg Landing. The
First division was commanded by General john
A. McClernand, and the Fourth by General S. A.
HurIbut. The following is the reoapi!ulation:--
The New York herald., 1862-04-26
ORDNANCE On1cE,

WASfnN}rCNi Dec. ~, 1911 4
Sr-By direction OF the Secretary OF War oner you
an order for twenty-five thousand mUsksts with appen
dages OF the Springfield pattorn on tho following terms
and conditions viz--Thesc arms arc to be furnished
with the regular appondagss, and arc TO be in all re-
spects identical with the standard rifle musket made at
the United States Armory at sqnshold Macs, and are
to interchange with II and with each other In all their
parts. They to be subject 70 inspection by Unit
ed StatesI inspectors, in tho manner that the
Springfield arms are inspected, and none are TO be re-
cevod paid for but such as pass inspection and
approved by the United States inspectors These twenty
versd your armory follows vz;-Not less than Eve
hundred In each OF the months Of July August and Sep
tember 1897 not less than thousand In each OF the
months OF october and November, 1892 not less than
one thousand Ave hundred In December 1S62 and notsss
Than two thousand por month thereafter, until the
entire twenty thousand shall have been Delivered
and you TO have the right TO deliver more rapidly
than according 70 the number Of arms hcioro specified
if do In the OF any failure " make de-
veres % the extent and within the times before spec
1od you 10 forfeh the right 70 deliver whatever
ber may be deficient in the specified number for tho
month in which the failure occurs. All these aud
appendages 10 be delivered by you and this order II
transferred TO another party IL 10 be thereby forfeited
Payments are TO be made In such funds the Treasury
Department may provide, for each delivery, certid
spectors at the rate of twenty dollars for each arm
including appendages. All these arms and appsndages
are 10 be packed by you boxes Of the regular pattern
with twenty muskets aud appendages In each box, for
which fair price, 10 bo determined by The United states
inspectors will be allowed Please signify, in writing,
terms and conditions before stated herein Respectfully
JAMES W. RIPLEY, Brisadier General.
From the telegram already given, signed by
Snow, addressed 70 wilkinson, left BY Wilkin-
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

\ The Uniontown (Kentucky) Neps, formerly So
!. eesh Journal. about seven months ago WAS forced
asxs saxers~
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-26
From Washington.

The Pacific Railroad bill passed the
the Senate on the goth inst. with five
negative votes. The main route which
it fixes, is to commence at a point on
the Tooth meridian Of longitude with
in the territory of Nebraska. OF the
branches, one commences at Sioux
City another at point in the west
ern boundary Of Iowa, which will
probably be at or near Omaha City,
or the mouth of Platte river; both of
these branches to be constructed by
the Union Pacific Company, which
constructs the main road. The Kansas
branch, commencing opposite Kansas
City, is to be constructed by Kansas
Company, and with this branch the
Hannibal e. St. Joseph Railroad is
authorized to form connection. The
main road is to run by the most direct
and practicable route to be located,
subject to the approval of the Presi-
dent. There is little doubt of the
final passage of the bill substantially
as passed by the Senate.
Congress has passed the Agricultu-
raj College bill, and also the bill to
exclude slavery from the Territories.
Congress will adjourn between the
LIST and 10th day of July.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-26
fPuBMC-No. 1877

AN ACT abolishing certain collection
districts and reducing compensation
of officers of customs in California.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
se,statipes Of he United States Of america in Con-
Sress assembled, That the collection districts OF
Monterey, San Diego, Sacramento,
Sonoma, San Joaquin, and San Pedro,
heretofore established by law, are
hereby abolished, and the same at
tached to the collection district of
San Francisco and there shall be ap.
pointed, in the usual manner, an in
spector at each of the following pla.
ces Monterey, San Diego, Sacramcn-
TO, Bepicia, Stockton, San Pedro and
the salary of each of the said inspcc-
tors shall be one thousand dollars per
annum.
SEC. 2. And be IL further enacted, That
from and after the first day of July,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, the
annual compensation of the collector
OF the customs for the district of San
Francisco shall be six thousand dol
lars Of the naval officer, four thous-
and five hundred dollars of the sur
veyor, four thousand dollars of the
principal appraisers, twenty-five hun
dred dollars each and of the as
sistaAt appraisers two thousand
dollars each I; and the Office of an ad.
ditional appraiser general to be en-
ployed on the Pacific coast, created
by the act of Congress entitled An
act making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic expenses of the
Government for the year ending the
thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred
and fifty four" approved March third,
eighteen hundred and fifty-three, be
and the same is hereby abolished.
Approved, June 2, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-26

THE STAFF OF LIFE.-It is said that
bread is the staff of life. What if the
staff is SO heavy that he who leans
upon it cannot lift it? Such may as
well have no staff. Bread to sustain
life should be light and nutritious, and
such is made by those who rely solely
upon d. B. DeLand & Co.'s celebrated
Chemical Saleratus, which can always
be found in well appointed grocery
stores. No grocer who regards the
health and good will of his patrons
will be without it. For Sale by the
Wholesale Grocers of Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-26
fPuBLIc-No. 70

~.
AN ACT for the survey of grants or
claims of land.
Be Il enacted by The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatioes Of the United States Of america an Con
syes, assembled That all claims or grants of
hand in any of the States or Terrific
yies of the United States, derived
from any foreign country or Govern
ment, shalI be surveyed under the d.
rection of the proper officer of the
Government of the United States up
on the application of the parties
claiming or owning the same, and
that their expense, which shall be paid
or secured to the satisfaction of the
Secretary of the Interior before the
work shall be performed, but nothing
IN the law requiring the executive
officers to survey land claimed or
granted under any laws of the United
States shall be construed either to au-
thrive such officers to pass upon the
validity of the titles granted by or
under such laws, or to give any grea-
ter effect to the surveys made by them
than to make such surveys prima ia
Gle evidence of the true location OF
the land claimed or granted, nor shall
any such grant be deemed incomplete
for want Of survey or patent when
the land granted may be ascertained
without a survey or patent.
Approved, Jnnc 2, 1862.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-06-26
Republican State Convention.

Notice is hereby given that delegate Re-
publican State Convention will be held at
Dcs Moines, on Wednesday the ODD of july
A. ID. 1862, for the purpose of putting in nom
nation a Secretary, Treasurer, AM! Auditor OF
State Attorney General and Register OF the
State Land Office, and for the transaction OF
such other business us may be deemed ex-
pcdicnt when met.
The ratio of representation will be as follows,
viz: One delegate from each organized county;
or one delegate for every one hundred votes
cast for Abraham Lincoln for President of the
United States in 1860, and one additional Del
egate for any fractional vote exceeding fifty.
Loyal citizens, regardless of former political
associations, who are in favor Of giving the
National Administration an honest support in a
thorough and vigorous prosecution of the war
for the suppression of rebellion, are invited to
cooperate throughout the State.
JOHN n. DEWEY, Chairman, 9th Dist.