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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COrRr-m.vo.
Before Judee Hurrs

|
| Before Judge BBrTs
PRACTICE IN PRIZE PROcyfDINos
"' '"'ea states sgt The Schooner Jane Campbell and
MI, cargo. T ~
Inc Judge having given his opinion releas;oo hi.
esse and cargo DO, wihou. costs there hayin, ~.
y esase for seizure NJ Edwards counsel for lie
made Counter motion. aidsvts 20 ~
@ 70 furnish farther proof to the resl chsrset", az
IL inc tounse for the cls;inns objected on The ground
row 100 late to msks this notion The propsr time
c:ncy aud ~ ss!ns he also objected The
oehsf OF the Government Il wa, hat no o,
of bs sal'aoe on the first hearing under the rules
Pope,y be The Ssn. .bs s p1 ~ c0ua not
eve s 81 e CoaI. M. necessity Further test wh
vey necessities Of the csse and thss 70 ob,sn H. JsS
s. s;onsS s 70 st, III. Court that there
b led which would disclose the real design Of H. Soua
.nd that the sdAs!ss presented a,iaed this belief
VIM NJ. Evsrts U. g. Assistant District Attorney .,.s,
WooSod for the 0oyernn ep; Chses Edwards for ei,;n
sntS. S'
SUPREME coURT-CRoUIr-MARCH s-Bsfors Ja,,I..
JAsKs
ILLEGAL SEIZURE OF PROPkRTY-BHAvY VERDICT
Jane Madden set. James C. WileH.
In this case, before reported the Jury rendered
verde, for the plaintiff for 96s
CEAasxss-MaRcs 5-Before Justice BAsSARD.
DECISIONS.
George X. Chase agt. Ggstavus 4. Schoeller ct al.
Not q referable case.
SUPERIOR CouRT-srsoIsL THRs-MARos a-Bsfors
Justice MoSELL
DECISIONS.
Hannah Davis agt. Henry Davis.-Dofendant
nus pay counsel fee to plaintiff stoneys Of S2s and 70
tLe plaintiff per week from and during The
pshoenoy oil this action.
III, Before Justice BARBOUR.
Ely hoppock sgt. George II. Ber1ell ct al.-Ordsg
OF Ieierence to Robert o. Lyinsston, esq.
John hochrein The Eghta Avenue Railroad Company
Case settled sndls in the Clerk: Office '''
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IMPORTANT SPEECH BY PRINCE NAPOLEON.
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TnR PiCgEss AND SCMTzR MEDALs.-Four med.
ais have been struck by order of the Chamber Of
Commerce, TO present to the officers and soldiers of
Forts Sumter aud Pickens-two for each fort. The
portrait of snmer is upon one set, ard that Of An
derson on the other The smaller Pickens media,
which lie for Tie soldiers, has on the reverse view
Of the Fort and the smaller Sumter presents seq.
ment of the battlepent on which soldier is in the
act Of planting III. American flag. The larger med
ais have the same portraits. The revere of the
Pickens medal presents the solid masonry of fort-
6calion, guarded by CeTberus They are all III
fine bronze, and are Of unusual excelsnce as works
Of art. We do not remember ever TO have seen
anything at oil to compare 10 them in Ibis country,
for sharpness aud deieacy Of execution "a we'll as
simplicity and clearness Of design. The artist is
Miller.
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CITY ITEMS

Mons. HAMBURGER, the famous Wizard, announces
an exhibition of wonderful sleighofhsnd tricks at
Clinton Hall Oh Friday evening
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Rome Nos to DO Evacuated by the French
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names Of Americans registered at Gun g. Co.'S
American Agency aud Reading. Room, No. lOStrand,
London, England, from Ist to 18th February,
1862:
r. G'dysl obsII.;Sn H.ni'9a phil'd I
Co.. i s%iS Hsn. ch.' snh ' y9S. I'm WHIT
comb, Buffalo n u Cha. Dsni.On Westerly. R l.; Geo.
n q 1--we Wolfe. iT' Ss~YerI Col " Cas-. Goodos Sec.
Is, L1 g. T'T ~ sS cod rn r.
burg Pa VIM. Burton. New.Yorti J. A. Bssquin, New.
York Mr.. and SIR, Fnnci. New YoIi Mn G. B. Pohemu'
The NEw-YoRK SEVENTH AGAIN IN THE FIELD.
Much has been said by the detractors Of the 7th
Regiment n. Y. State Militia or National Guard,
because of their return from the seat OF war, without
having a brush with the enemy. Those who thus
unwittingy malgned this "craok regiment were
unjust in their condemnation. IL was no want OF
military courage, nor any secret sympathy which
they had for the Sscessionists. They n0bly fulfilled
their engagement with the Government; ay, and
more too for they did not return until the Secretary
of War positively ensured their commander that all
danger OF capturing Washington was gone, and that
there was no further need detan the members, all
OF whom were engaged in business, from their usual
avocations. We have authority for stating that
Col LeiIerts has been officially apprised that the
services Of bis command will be accepted and that
within week 80 the regiment Will be under
marching oIueit. lNO"A"A" D"''
CoRosIR's CAsEs.-Yesterday, Coroner Collin
L.d an naue ct No. 05 wes. Thirty second street Ga the
BODY OF Joseph o BIsn = child Is months Old, who was
s e. TO de s.rA Rs ~: A5scidsns: de.h
coroner Widoy held inquest a. Bellevue Hospital en-
body Of Jane Osborn native Of csnsds 80 years Of age
who came death by beos burned owing TO Der clothes
catching IRE. her residence No ll9 Division street
Verdict; Accidental death"
A DrsoRpERLY HOUSE PoUScED UpoS. - On
Tuesday night at late hour Capt Mount OF the Third Pre-
cuct aud posse OF his paid unexpected aud nn"e
come visit to the house Of Wm. Pohs, aas smith No y
West Bro adway reputed TO be dsoIderly house POhs
the x. arrested aud assn before Justice Brennan
Il Iombs Police Court yesterday Poths was held TO
bail Of 800 to and tho girls were COM
mitted in default Of $500 bail each keep tho peace
The BLUE HILL BAsK.-Yesterday, John Backer
ss ar',ss ' before Justice Brennan At the Tomos
PSice LOlrt chaI2cu wn ha'ins sttsmpted to 80
bill Of the Blue Hill Bank Of Dorchester Ssss. William
Closer q clothes dealer IA Chatham street appears thss
the proie,sed to have money but this bull when
presented IN payment for article OF clching but
ta being searched the 81 Fs II found on his
person He committed for examination.
ASorHLR CouNTERFEIr-Patrick Meehau, an
Irish boy Is of sge and john Henry were arrested
yesterday charged with passing bills purPortng to have
been issued the Mount Vernon Bank OF Boston Mass but
which eounteIfes Both OF the accused weTe commit
ted examination.
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vNiAT OF THE GREEK INSURGENTS.
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PREsEsTATIos OF R,yoLvERs.-Mesns. Rem
mington, manufacturers # firearms at Lion, Now
York, recently presented 81 revolvers, worth about
500, TO members Of Capt. d. Is. Whites company
in the slst Regiment Now.York Volunteers. The
Messrs. Remington have done much to assist in
raising men for the war, and providing for their
comfort.
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SALK OF GoyERsAEsT CoTToS.-Ye.terday l76
bales of Sea Island cotton were sold AT Atlantic
Docks on Government account. The sale could no,
have been generally known, for only three or four
biJders were present, while the prices offered, from
ls to 50 cents per ponnd were FAR below the aver.
age of those paid at the previous see. The proceeds
amounted to t33, 9O9 81.
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NE RECOGNITION OF ITALY BY PRUSSIA

Continued DemOnSiratiOnsAgain thePOpe
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CHAMBER OF CoysERcr.-The monthly meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce will be held to-day at
! p. m, in the rooms on the conner Of Cedar and
w lEam streets.
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fW0 DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
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suT!sH VESSELS RUNNING OUR BLOCKADE,
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hpOrtaut Motion in the House of Commons
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DIXIE UsIoSrzrD.-Mr. A. w. Muzzy Of Chau-
,auqus County has Unionized the popular ar Of
Dixie" aud written spirited song to tho music
Of il. All the famous battles OF our history are
introduced, and tie song will be sung BY Thousands
who never sang before. 1t twill be for sale at the
music stores.
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ANOTHER C0AL-PIT ACCIDENT.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23
LOUISBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
.wR LANES SOUTHGATE, OF THE UN

X.
iva versity of Va, (bu for several years past Pres
denl of the Norfolk Military and Classical lnstue,) has
taken charge of this elegant COLLEGE, with the hope Of
establishing School, in every respect highly acceptable
to the people of the South: ,ny
MR. fSOUTHGATE will be assisted by bis LADY,
Teacher varied accomplishments and vast experience
who for fifteen years has been connected with some OF the
largest and best Seminares in Virginia The Schools OF
ANCIENT and MODERN LANGUAGES, MUSIC and
PAINTING, will have gentlemen Professors presiding
over Them We shall offer the best educational advantages
to n people whom know can appreciate theu ana all
we ask is 0iUe US trial. and after this IS fairy done,
those who are not satisfied remove their children or
wards free of charge.
The Boardpg Department shall have all the comforts
and attractions of weordered home and the Boarders
az endery and aeconatey watched over and cared for
as even be most anxious parent could desire Every at
teutlon being given TO the health manners ana literary
advancement of each Pupil Diplomas will be given to
those who can pass rigid examinations on nve
Gold and Silver Medals will be awarded Tor perfect depot
ment Young ladies wishing to educate themselves Ior
teachers will lind unusual inducements here as the terms
for them shall be made suitable TO circumstances -.
The School is not sectaran though the purest moray
is taught and required of every member OF tue
The building is large, and magnificent, wen auSPeu
IN School purposes. The location is unsurpassed Deing
one of the oYeest heahes and most refined sections OF
the Soutb 30 miles North of Raleigh and 10 miles from
Franknton Depot where hacks always in readiness
expenses for ten months will be from 1850 to 1880 FOR
further particulars apply to Gen j. u Littleohn, m.
p Williams Daniel s. HILL Richard F. Marlborough, or to
- JAMES S0UTHGATE,
LOUISE BIRG, n. G.
e Raleigh papers requested to publish the above
adyeTtsameni months and hall, and also those pub
lished in Wilmington Tarboro Goldsboro and Fayete-
vile. Petersburg Express and klchmonS CSPaeo' TWO
weeks only and send bills to Louisburg, NJ u o. a.
March 81, 1859. "a"
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REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR

&SNE REWARD WILL BE FAID FOR
SS~c the apprehension delivery of mulato boy
belonging to my mother He is named WILLIAM, and
calls himself William Haskins He has been called SANK,
and many know him by that
The said boy is mulato, about 19 of age about
feet inches in height, stout built, weighed day
two before leaving l65 lbs. He is little round shoulder
ed is inclined hold his head down when he walks He
walks and speaks fshis eyes prominent and he has
rather sulen look No marks recOected, except
of his thighs from the of He has been
hired the Yarbrnugh House for the past ~ months and
left there Wednesday last the 18th inst He raised
in Petersburg, Va has lived at Louisa Court House. He
is Tobacco Twisler and Snuff Maker by trade. His
brother has wife at Chapel Hill
William dressed on Sundays very Ceneelly. He is
known to have green and blue su Of broad cloth, and
military coat He may have gone off free boy with
the soldiers taken the and passing soldiers
p. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh March 81, 1892. 24-4t
~ Register and Petersburg Express copy times.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
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When sent by mail, 275
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of Tactics Virginia Military Institute
When sent BY mail, / 70
THE VOLUNTEERS HAND BOoK-An abridgement
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When sent BY mail, Soc. c
THE hand BOOK OF ARTILLERY; By Capt. Jo
seph Roberts.
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When sent by mail, 6Oc
DIRECTIONS FOR COOKING BY TROOPS IN CAMP
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When sent BY mail SOC.
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Price, 75c.
When sent by Nail, SOC.
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When sent by mail, 10
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Price, 81 90
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.SH0oL OF THE GUIDES, or the Practical Soldier
Illustrated with % Engravngs and designed for the
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RALEIGH. N. C. WEDNEs DAY. APRIL %, 1882
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NORFOLK DAY BOOK.
The very Latest Northern and European In
lelligenceI
NOW Is THE TIME. TO SUBSCRIBE.


TIE r M S:
DAILY, One Year, s5 90
Six Months, 90
GO One Month, 90
WEEKLY, One Year, 90
FUNHE DAY BOOK HAS NOW BECOME HI
newspaper of the South The very latest Northern
and European News appears in its columns one two and
three days in advance Of all other papers in the COn
eracy.
We submit the following extracts from what others have
to say of US:
D. T. BIsBIE Esq., who has lately returned from Europe,
with important dispatches TO the Confederate State Gov
eminent, says in u recent letter:
While in London and Paris saw several quotations
from the Norfolk Day Book, and since my return have
also noticed extracts from the sprighty journal in
the newspapers of New York Charleston aad other cties
The SIfok (Va-) OtriStiGn Sun says:
The Norfolk Day Book, which is so fast gaining popu-
arity throughout the Southern Confederacy to
greatly enlarged and improved and gives Northern and
Foreign News in advance of any of other exchanges
and is therefore, perused with aVidity"
The Wilmington IN. c. Daily Journal says
The Norfolk Day BOOK has become the most valuable
exchange paper receive it contains the very latest
news from the Rump Government well as Foreign
News"
The Frederieks6ug IVA Herald says:
the North and its editorials always of interesting
character"
Subscribers to the Day Book may rely upon having their
papers sent promptly by mail
Address, s0ith amount of subscription enclosed,
JOHN r. HATHAWAY,
ELtor and Proprietor.
Jan. IL, 1852. 6-wlt&s6tpd.
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READ WHAT THE PRESS SAYS OF IT!
A N0RTH-CAROLINA BOOK.
BY THE0. II. HILL.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
"We have glanced over some of Mr.. Hills verses, and
find in them abundant marks of poetic genius, well
polish and good TASTE This is the authors first book and
the fact that he has venured to publish it in revOutiona
ry times like these certainly argues that be is full of zeal
for the dyancement Of Southern literature and of conf
dence IN the success OF that great Her
curry
"Here is taste wOrd facility word-licrty correct and
musical versifcaton and-alas that it be i'm
piled il unexpressed, correct syntax. = OF the
poems embraced in Hesper, the best TO thinking,
are Indian summer" and Taking snooze !" descrip
tive pieces-truthfuy and POLITICALLY descrpve"-Sou-
ern Literary Messenger.
"The Star above the Manger"-:s gem. Despair"
has much of the wild and woeu spirit Of Poe 1t is truly
the picture of Despair "St. Valentines Day." is a light
some burst of flowers and sunshine and birds show
l. is Of the best poems in the book Taking
powers and Tear down that Flag is credtable alike
to the patriotism and poetic fancy of the author Should
he write no more verses, the volume before us will give
him reputation as person of genius and e-RGLe2h
(N C.) Standard.
"There is glow of true celestial fire in many of the
pieces though they are nearly all tnged with vein OF
is pleasant sample of the rythm and sombre seut
ment which pervade the book
my hopes are songs, siren sung
And flowers her fairy fingers flung
Upon a rock, to which they cung;
They boomed awhile in beauty there,
Then perished in its Alpine air,
And nO1O that rock is bare and bleak;
The lchen Shuns its hdggdrG peak,
And he who haunts the lonely shore
Will hear the siren sing more"
Southern Field and FTreside
ait spakles every page with bright gems of thought
and expression. The versificatiOn easy and how-
ing and sometimes marked by sprnginess and play
y surpassed if often equaled ;nsance est Valentines
Day." AnacreOntic" aud ohers.-CAUrch LateAgsncsr
"We have had much enjoyment in our rambliugs
through his pleasant pages. ."-Petrsb3rg Express.
"The Star above the Manger" is almost immitable"-
/ Geldsboro' Tribune.
"This is true genuine poetry. II has about it that ORR
gnalty of thought and that happy adaptation of express
son that distinguish poetry from and give to
it the stamp currency and lasting impression Salisbury
Banner
The publishers will send this volume BY mail free of
postage Price 81 per copy. liberal discount the
trade. STR0THER d MAROON,
Publishers, Raleigh, N. c.
Feb. 25, 1852 l7-|tf.
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Gdston-S X Johnston.
Gates-A Walton.
GranOitte-Thomas B Lyon, L Hargrove, s S
Royster.
Green-W Darden, Jr
Guiyford-John A Gilmer, Ralph Gorrell, and R
P Dick.
-HaliJar-R H Smith, W Bachelor.
HyGe-E Mann.
Hdrnett-A S McNeill..
Hayoood-Wm Hicks.
Henderson-W NJ Ship.
Hertford- Rayner.
IredelL-Anderson Mitchell, A Allison.
Jackson-W II Thomas.
JOhnston-C B Sanders, W A Smith
Jones-Wm Foy.
Lenoir-John G Washington.
Linc0ln-D Schenck.
Macon-O D Smith.
MadiSOn-J A Mcdowell.
Martin-D w Bagley.
McDoocelL-J H Greenlee.
MeckLeRburg-J w Osborne, James Strong.
NOntgomery-S H Christian.
MoOre-H Turner
Edsh-L Battle.
Neo Hanoper-John L Holmes, Robert Strange
Northampton-D A Barnes j NJ Moody.
OnslO1o-A Murrill.
OrGnge-W A Graham, John Berry.
Pasguotank-R K Speed.
PsrQuimans-Jos S Cannon.
Pefson-John W Cunningham.
Pitt Satterthwaite, A Atkinson.
RandOlph-W Long, A G Foster.
Richmond-W Leak.
Ro6eson-J P Fuller, G Switzerland.
Rockingham-D Reid, T Brodnax.
Ro,uan-R CALDWELL H c Jones.
Rutherford and POlk-M Durham, W Michal.
Sampson-R Mosely Thomas Bunting.
Stanly-E Hearne.
Stokes-A H Joyce.
Sury-T Hamlin.
Tyrrel-Eli Spruill
Union-H NJ Houston.
Wake-G E Badger, K P Battle, W W Holden.
Warren-W n Edwards, Thornton
WGshington-W S Pettigrew.
Wdtauqa-J W Council.
Wayne-G V Strong, E A Thompson.
WiLkes-Jas Galloway, Peter Elier.
Yadkin-R Armfeld.
Yancey-M Penland.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AM DIRECTED BY COL. j. GORGAS CHIEF OF
Ordnance to notify all whom it may concern, that MI
WM. COOKE is the only authorized Agent of the C. .
Ordnance Department for the purchass of Iron in North
Carolina. . . ,
Parties having Iron for sale viii address Mr. Cooke at
Charlotte N c. whose vii! be honOred by the
undersigned
WIN s. D0WNER,
Military Store Keeper.
Richmond, Va, April T. 1852. So-lm-
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
the Annual Meeting of the North.Ca Mutual
Fre insurance Company, beld on the l4th of Janua-
y the following persons were elected Directors and Off
GERS for the ensuing year: -.
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh 'r.
J. r. Williams,
6. W. D. Hutchings,
Kemp P. Battle,
George Little,
James II. Towles,
James E. Hoyt Washington
Alex Mitchell, Newbern,
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington.
John NJ. Jones, Edentou.
Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth CITY.
Jos Ramsay, Plymouth.
J. W. Harrel, Murfreesboro'
q. B. Williams, Charlotte
Samuel Watkins, Milton.
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville
Joseph White Anson County.
Josh. Bonner, Salem
A I. Sunny, Asheville.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
T. II. Selby, President.
H. d. Turner, Vice President
John H. Bryan, attorney.
hamden s. Smith, Sesrstars and Treasurer.
T. ID. Seby, e1-o6fcio,
John IN R. Williams, Es. C6nn1ittss.
. G. w. D. Hutchings,
This Company has been in successful onerat;op ovar
years and continues to take risks upon all classes of
ery IN :he State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Ds
tlerles) upon favorable Terms Its Policies now lcoyer
property amounting to nearly ST. large portion Of
Wnrn Is IN country risks and its present capital is over
iou hundred thousand dollars in bonds properly secured
an communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed to The Secretary, postpaid
Raleigh. Jan. Is. 1852 sgs
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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Pays all Losses PromptIy!
DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane w. j. Mcconnell c. p MendanhsT n
r Weir James NJ. Garrett John L. Cole n H. d. Wilson.
VIM Barringer David Mcknight, NJ. s. Sherwood, jed
H. Lindsay. Greensborough; W. A. Wright, wilmington:
Robert T. Troy Lunberton; Alexander Miller Newbern
Thadeus MCGEE, Raleigh; Thomas johnson, Yanceyvle;
DR.. W. c. Ramsey, Wadesborough: Rev r. q Msynard'
Frauklinton Dr. E. F. Watson WatsonyilIe
- - . OFFICERS:
\. ID. u. WiLSoN, President,
JED. d. LiNDSAf, Vice President.
y; 1rTrn N; Me- HDDENaALL, Attorney.
pEihn n,i N hnAmS, Secretary and Treasurer.
IN. ID. CUMMlNG, General Agent.
]. A. MEBANE, Executive Committee
j. NJ. GARRETT
All communications on business of the ofice sbould he
sent 70 PETER ADAMS, Secretary
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STATE CONVENTION.
Officers and Members.

ORGANIZED ON THE Doth OF MAY, 1861.
WELDON n. EDWARDS, of Warren, President
WALTER L. STEELE of Richmond, Principal Sec
Fetary.
L. C. EDWARDS, of Granville, Assistant Secretary
JOSEPH HoLDERBY, of Rockingham, Engrosslng
Clerk.
JAMES PAGE, of Randolph, Principal DOOrkeeper.
W. R. LOWELL, of Surry, Assistant
JOHN c. MOORE, of Wake,
DELEGATES.
A!amance-GiIes Mebane, Thomas Ruthn.
Alexander NJ Boyle
AShe-J Foster
AHSon-A Myers, j Leak.
Bertie-S Spruill, Jas Bond.
Bsayort-W j Ellison, E Warren.
Btaden-Neill Kelly.
BrunsUick-T Meares
BancOmbe-N W Woodfn.
Burhe-J c Mcdowell.
Cdbdrrus-C Phlfer
CadUeLL-E w Jones'
CrmdeR-D D Ferebee
Carteret-C R Thomas.
tasreLt-Bedford Brown, j. E. Williamson.
Catauba-George Setter.
CherOkee and Clay--J Fl Bryson.
Merritt.
ChOUan-R II billiard
CIs1elqad-W 7 Miller, J W Tracy.
Columbus Richard Wooten.
CraTeD-Geo Green, John d Whitford.
cumberland McNeill, NJ McDuthe.
Gurrituek-John Jones'
DaoldsOn-B Kittrel, B G Douthit.
Daols-Robt. Sprouse
Duptin-J Rhodes, James Dickson.
EtgecOmbe--W Battle, Geo Howard.
forsythe-T Wilson, D Fl Starbuck
tfanklin-A D William
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-23
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OFFICE NORTH-CAROLlNA r. r. CO.,
Company Shops, March 18th, 1862. {
AN AND AFTER APRIL lST NEXT, ALL PAS
" sengers this Road paying their fares the Car to
q Conductor will be charged six cents per mile.
Tickets will be sold by the Agents the Stations at the
rate of four cents per mile. as heretofore.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
JOHN H. BRYAN, JR,
Secretary.
A-lm.