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PUBLIC MEETING IN robson.

According to previous notice, number of the
citizens Of Robson county met in the Court House
in Lumbertion OH the 4th inst, when on motion
Maj. W. J. Brown called to the Chair and l..
e. Ray, ESQ.,, requested to act as Secy. Thos. A.
Norment Esq explained the object of the meeting,
and moved that committee OF five lie appointed
for the purpose Of drafting resolutions expressing the
sentiments Of the same. The following gentlemen
were appolntcp, viz: John Caldwell, Sr, Reuben
Rozier. Rory McNair, Hector Mcneil and w. w.
Powell
Thos. A. Norment Esq., was called upon and
addressed the meeting in a few appropriate remarks,
advocating the election fHon z. B. Vance as Gov
ernor Of n T., showing by his past actions since
our struggle for independence, that he was the man
calculated to watch and secure our rights, as
he believed him TO possess an honest heart. clear
head and undaunted patriotism. Col L. j. MoriSey,
Rory McNair, Neill McNe and Rev. N. N. Kay
were called upon. and addressed the meeting. Each
speaker rejoced that old party lines had been eXtn-
gnshed. and that the. people were united in their
efforts to secure their independence; and they al
vocated the principle Of selecting our Rulers for
their moral and intellectual WORTH and not for the
advancement Of party.
The committee who were appointed to draft reso-
lutions, returned, and through their chairman Rory
McNair, reported the following, which were unan-
imvusly adopted
LIST That VIC now as We ever have done, regard
the independence Oh ttt SOCtuebu Ooh'SoSidSy 40 q
fixed fact and the complete defeat overthrow,
confusion and disgrace of Yankeedom as equally
certain.
I'd. That jefferson Davis, President Of the Con-
fcderate States, and the brave soldiers who have
borne the heat and burden of the day in defending
our rights, have not only our unboundcd confidence
but our warmest affections.
81. That while We will be watchful of our rights
and firm in our political opinions, VIC believe the
time has arrived when reason not prejudice should
control our public views and movements and whilst
we of the South may differ on some points of minor
importance, we stand together band of brothers
to resist the invasons OF base beasy and cruel
foe
4th. That we will give our cordial support to
Hon. z. b. Vance for Governor of N. C., believing
him to be emnently qualified fill that distinguish
ed Office, possessing rs he does clear head an
honest heart experience as statesman and patro.
tism and courage as a soldier.
Hes0tred, That we earnestly desire the election of
Giles Letch, Esq, in the Senatorial District com.
posed OF Robeson and Richmoad, believing that he
knows our rights and will dare maintain them and
that we equally desire the election of Col McRae
and Neill Mcneil, Esq, to represent this county in
the Commons of the next General Assembly in this
State.
Itesolred, That the proceedings of the meeting
be published in the Fayetteville O6sercer and that
the Raleigh Standard and Wilmington Journal be
requested to copy.
W. j. BROWN, Chm'n
l.. G. RAY, Sec'y.
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Report Of Killed and Wounded in tho sad Reg
iment North Carolina Troops, June 26th, eth,
and 30th.
The 22d Regiment North Carolina Troops is in
Gen. Penders Brigade and Maj Gen. A. +. HILLS
Division. The 22d was commanded BY James Con-
ner. Colonel, R. H. Gray, Lieut.. Colonel, and y. y.
Colo, Major. The following is list of the casual
ties on the Goth:
Col Conner, leg broken by Minnie ball, late in
the evening.
Company A-Wounded: John Hogler, in thigh
and head: 5 L Nelson, slight in leg; Thos Knight,
seriously in leg; Hosea Clark seriously in foot;
John Badger, in the hand-5
'B-Killed: Private James England Wounded:
VIM Elliott. in arm and hip; Z z Reed, slightly in
the head William McGalliard, in the hand; Noel
Laughren in hand Dan'i Queen, slightly in hand.
Killed wounded 5.
E-Wounded Corpl " Yates, mortally Cal.
win Mcqueen, slightly; Hartman Wade, seriously
NJ D Medearis, cut on the bead by piece of shell,
but rejoined his company next morning; IL
Crouch, slightly in hand by piece Of shell, but con-
tEued with his company; Robert w Cole, flesh
wound in shoulder Harper Poe.
F-KiIled: John Pollard. Wounded: Geo W
Collins, in both legs and thighs; Franklin Whta-
kcr, in hip, by spent ball. Martin Wagsoner, spent
ball. Killed 1-wounled g.
G-Killed: Lieut. L King Sergt Hubbard,
Corp'l Page. Wounded: Corpl S Kersey,
wrist broken ; Corpl WIN L Page. privates Milton
Sparks, Ellis Sartin, seriously in side; l. Perkins,
j Ingram, WIN Sanders Missing: j II Bates.
Killed 8; wounded Z; missing l.
H-Killed: j Young, VIM Brown. Wounded :.
Sergt Il Williams, Sergt r R Martin, James jack
son, Richard Vernon W Hutchings, W Shafer
q Sands. Killed 9; wounded T.
Wounded; Lieut Lamb, W Winburn
Wheeler, Holder, Edward SUITE, d G Lamb
NJ Reynolds
K-Wounded Geo w Jockey, leg broken; A
B Copeland, thigh broken; Franklin Condrey, in
chin and head slightly; Robt & Wright in Shout
der-4
L-wounded: Lieut. J A Brown, command
ing company in the hand Sergt r W Robbins,
son, in arm; W Lednam, in thigh; 3 O'Bry.
an. in hip; j Heirnes. bruised by SHELF.
M-Wounded: R Sumner. MORALLY Corp'l
l. Turner, seriously in arm; Calvin Gray, in arm !;
Thos Turner, in thigh; j NJ Cox, in leg; Samuel
Trodger, in face, severely; C.arkson York severely
in neck Christian Foust, in side W F Aired, in
neck.
BATTLE OF THE 9th. ..
Company A-Kied: James Thornton. Woun.
ded: Alfred Story, in breast and arm; G A Grear,
in hand; Relias Dua, in arm: killed /. wounded g.
B-Wounded: Capt ] NJ Neal. in back.
E-Killed: John Dodd, Nathl Martin Wound
Color sergt S N McClenick, in thigh; j A May, NJ
A Holt, slightly. Killed Q. wounded s..
F-Wounded: Hiram Edwards in leg; William
Taifan. leg broken; E T Landreth in back with q
spent ball; Sergt Fleming Hampton, in abdomen !;
Center Fender, in back; Holloway, missing
wounded 5, missing i.
H-Wounded: W Reid, H Hollinswortb, 2
I-Sergt A H WORTH.
K-Killed: Corpl W Burgin. Geo W Bursin
Wounded: r R Mccoy, in thigh, Rich'd McFar-
lin, in arm and leg. Killed Q, wounded O.
Wounded: G MVestal, in arm; o M Pike,
Ter: right hip; A Limbery. in ankleL-4.
M--klled: Private J W Kivstt Sri.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.
sa CORRECT YOUR ERRORS.
70 LIEUT.. 8. A. HINTON,

il Co. a. 47th Regt, N. c. Troops.
Camp Johnston Lenoir Co.. N. e.
Sir: From yoar in the Standard the pub
ssO reward for the delivery to you of William Gatts
whom YOU say is "Iivng with George Trice Of Wake"
The statement does me injustice. have person living
with me named Gattis have control any one Of
that name.
Mr. W. b. Gatts is living adjoining farm to mine
which leased to him for two years before he drafted
for the service He afflicted and will be 50 years
old some time next fall After he drafted some
ago. be volunteered under Capt Horton but being afflicted
with rheumatism. Capt H. very readily accepted his SUBJ
sttute and he now has the Captains discharge.
the idea of harboring deserte from his coun
trys flag at any time and especially at time like this
And afflicted Mr.. W. B. Gatts is sure he would
be ready obey any lawful call for his service but
derstapd he SERVICE simply because he considers
himself legally and morally released being advised by
counsel.
Wake c., July II. 1862. 2s-wat.
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REHABILITATION.
Total, 33 l3l

Thus, 1t will be perceived, that in these three en-
gagements the regiment has lost the rise of two.
fifihs Of TIE number engaged: and, added to the
loss at Seven Pines, it makes an aggregate OF over
three hundred killed and wounded. The regiment
now numbers for duty $50 enlisted men, captain,
and LieutenantS
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book be inscribed to his memery, and as further
testimony of his moral worth and our fond affso
TONS We will wear the usual badge Of mournnr
for thirty days. s '''i's
Resolesd, That a copy of these resolutions h.,
sent to the family Of the deceased and also o the
State Journal Raleigh Standard and Spirit of Ms
Age, with request that they publish the same VIC
7. B. FARRAR,
1. F. BALDWIN ''"'"''fse'
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For the Standard
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT -


HALEieH TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,"
,a-e July 9TH, 1852.
At meeting Of this Society, held on s.tn.s
evening, May 10th, the death Of Mr. james su'uay
Kelly was announced whereupon com,ni,, ~ Nil
appointed to draft resolutions expressive ~ ,s was
!ngs OF the Society upon this dspensaon If ps ee
idence And at the meeting held this eveUin roy S
committee Submitted the following nreamhlas ~. .ne
resolutions, which were unanimously ALLOWABLE and
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty nuV God =
move from earth, Mr.. JAMES kuyr,Ix NV , ~ re-
ms,sesr Of the Raleigh Typographical Soc ia.s
hesos'ear That in his death this a,saci.ti., =.
.oSt useful member-one whose memory Win 1ona
DC cherished for his uprightness as man wiz S s
his zeal as Prntss-tor his Rany eeod ana lo'
and Tor the interest Ae+oe in everytbins
70 promote the profession and rebound +, the
OF his fellow. craftsmen W '"e gooo'
I'esobred, That We tender to the family Of ,ho =,
ceased our heartfelt coincidence upon their sad hs
reavement. t's" Cd" oe
Resotusd, That these resolutions be snread nroa
enc minutes eoiy sent to the mother of our ato
brother and that they be published in the papers of
the city. WV p"p''s "
JOHN N. BUNTING,)
). B. NEATHERY, Com
NJ. V. B. GILBERT,
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Ey;tor of tho Standard :

."e government is calling for the subscriptions
OF the Planters to the Produce Loan.
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BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
kn SHARES CAPITAL STOCK OF THE CON.
cO mercial Bank of Wilmington for sale by
WILKES NORRIS
Broker and Auctoneer.
Wilmington, N. C., July J. 1862. 27-w&sw4tpd.
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LAND FOR SALE

vNVHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG.
II tion the premises the I'd day Of August merit
if not previously sold at private SALE the tract Of Land on
which he now resides, situated in Chatham County
the Randolph line the waters of Rocky Run and on the
road from Greensborough to Fayetteville clear
ed and in good state of cultivation, the rest in forest.
with rooms kitchen, negro houses large barn and nece
sary outhouses, all new 1t has failing spring of
fine water and large young orchard Of over loo choice
fruit trees. N
Also at the same time tract of land east Of the above
CONTAINING iza sercs we'll watered with toerahly guod
buildings orchard, &C. about half cleared good
state of cultivation and the other in woods.
Persons desiring to purchase will call and examine
themselves The terms made known the day Of sale,
and made easy to the purchaser.
lands eau be bought privately at any time before the
day of sale Address at Marleys Mills Randolph Co.,
NC d. L. STAiEY
chatham Co., N. C., July 4, 1852. 28-w&sw4tpd.
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OFFICE N. C II. X. COMPANY,
Company Shops, July 2, 1862.

a DIVIDEND OF EIGHT PER CENT. on
"A the capital stock of this Company has been this day
declared payable On and after the first day of August
nex only the production of the proper certificates of
stock The Transfer Books will be closed from this date
until the day of payment.
JOHN H. BRYAN. JR.
Secretary.
July T. 1862. 54-w&swm
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MACHINE AND TANNERS OIL.

MACHINE AND TANNERS OIL.
II HAVE ON HAND FOR SALE
Il Is bbls of Machine OIL
Is bills of Tanners Oil.
ALEX MILLER.
Clayton, n. c., July 4, 1862. 2Sw&sw4tpd.
TRINITY COLLEGE.
TINE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE AUGUST
l. goth. We expect to have sufficient number OF stu,
dents to carry the full College routine We have Jul
Faculty. and every thing necessary for thorough nsuc
ton. ,.i 80 b. CRAVEN.
July IL, 1862 29-wlm.
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600 POUNDS OF COPPER FOR SALE.
VENHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ABOUT THE ABOVE
number of pounds of Copper to sell, which will be
sold to any person wanting it at a reasonable price.
Address me at Raleigh, N. c.
J. D. HAYES.
June "a, 1862. 26-w6swlm.
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ALEX. BARRETT.

A TT ORN Ely AT LAW
CARTHAGE, N. c.
a Ii BUSINESS COMMITTED TO HIS CARE WIFI
N be promptly attended TO- ~ y" 'Ai'
Carthage, M pore Co., June ID, 1862 2s-w&sw3mna
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

GKEENSBUKUUGH, n. G.
II WILL RESUME THE EXERCISES OF MY SCHOOL
IL on Monday. August 4th.
In consequence Of the increased expense of living board
will be one hundred dollars per session. Other charges
the same heretofore.
RICHARD STERLING, Principal.
July /, 1862. 27-w&sw7tpd.
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EUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE FINE LOT OF
q Clarct Wine and Porter. Champagne daily
expected. E E. HARRIS.
June 10, 1862. 25-w&Swtt
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" GOOD SEGAR MAKERS,
w and quantity of empty segar boxes. Address the
subscriber at Graham N. G.
HENRY J. B. CLARK.
June 81. 1862. 27-w&sw3tpd.
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SPALDING'S
Throat corrections
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They relieve a Cough Instantly
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They are made OF simple herbs and car
harm any one.
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to get a package of my ghroa, confsesoas. th.g
relieve you Instantly. and Won Nil agree with
that they goto ihe SPOT" Yen viii aai them'
useful and pleasant while travelling O. aien.
public mee.inss ior selnns yorr sough or ala.
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ing that you viii ever afterwards cea-sas Aes
disPspsible. Yoa am oni sbesn ,,sse o~rassi-s.
&c. Dealers IN Medicines.
iFRIcK TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
hex NJ slSnstureas o. zach package AZ ether
IL, counterfeit
and Arsckaso will be ssu,by mai. psepad, on
Iol Of Thiryc eats.-
Address,
S an, HENRY c. sPALDINe.
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No. Is Cedar Street. New Yor
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PROSPECTUS
Prospectus ofthc BreNicrlcgisia'
tive Reports.


rt,nR nndsrsi COED roe publish Aelf rfssTtetns
Tor The sxth Nalane g fas fxrtiTa irelSk-
rsvs RErozrof The frorcealnst Ans Debates g ne
Indiana Legislature.
This werk. As heretofore proposed an e~Nfcaisd,
wfl embrace reliable theft-haud skctChes g fAf
Iaarn.is. FrocceliLks AMI Debates 20 to1h hetsfs
- ~ rcrty-sceeuf or erai AtsrrfF 81 lie SAFE
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lar session the ssA tty 80 January. ISIS
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submitted. IT, ~iI4 arert liberal ad vtfeatau Sketch
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JANIS CLAssICK.
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STOLEN.


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EVERY FORM ANDkspEcIEs OF
VERMIN.

TepAraaoas oshd e~slunlAe al oshefsj are
sFroe from Poisoas."
..Sot dangerous 20 the Human Family"
..Rat. do not dc On the premises"
.Thsy come oai Of their holesfo de-"
.rbev are The only infaiable remedies knovn."
90 veafs arI more established 10 New York City"
ICED 6s-ihe City Pos, onoe.
rs4f s-the City Prisons and station House,.
Usof Js-,he City Steamers, ships, DC.
Used blythe City Hospitals. Aims Houses, &c.
Used 6y-,hc City Hotels. 'Astcrs,' st. Nicholas &C
Used Jv-the Boarding Houses. &c. &c.
Usei by-nore than SO. 900 Private Families.
Ss-Se one or f,co specimens Of Vhaf Is Erery-
/ uIers said ~ re PaN-EdHors-DelseTe. &c.
troubled with vsruin need DO
40 no longer, ~ they use CosrAE's' ENtermsnaiors-
We have used II TO our satisfaction, and II ahoz
cost IS we would have IT, We had tried poisors
bui they Effected nothing; but = osrAEs. sfuoi'
knocks the breath out Of Rats, Nice. hoaches, an
B<d-BuSs quicker than NO can write - hisii
grca, demand all over the oouuTy.-.Nedina 10
Gd<1<.
MORE GRAIS and provisions are destroyed an
uualld IN GraDtCeUuty by vermiD. than woolo p.
or tons Of this IA; aud lase~t Killer -lancss's
Wis Hsrcfd.
siREYRYR cASIAR-ws nr- selling your pre-
n.ratous rapidly. wherever they have been used
KcxEB & SrovfrEn. Druggists, "ln1'cf' Ao :
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
j. ca. MOORE,
Attorney alta

Ard General Collecting sso"'
TERRE HAUTE. IND.
49, .,.sus promptly q ths eoiieetlsn 81 &c.
CO.. - ~ SoUsnal busi1sss eplastso t-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-29

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Fine Art Gallery
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10 have your Pictures taken IN al ne VARIOUS ss5i.
known o. the art
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OR PICTORIAL TROCHES.
Relief WARRANTED IN TEN MINUTE
HEiNBoID's KxTRAcT B0cHU.
ar, ma THE GREAT piuRkis,
- GftfAT WrRFrts
H~KLNBolD'S EATRkU h,eHJ.
Ms .,r... 80 SkkAr niURk1lc
II GREAT nIykfTt
Ard a Positive and specific Remedy SCI uase..es-i sl.
Bladder. Kiduc,r.
Gravel. bfo9>y.
0.gAnie weskacss.
And all Diseases fte Urinary osgaus
See Advertisement "a another colUuin- Gus oui
ans send Tor the Medicine az once.
BEWARE or COuSTFRFEUS
March ss2m
ADucr.-As TIE hot season ). apyroaebng. every
person shoeia prepare Aelr sssien Ger q, ohaas.
and there l. no remedy a~rgleshls a. 'Nelear'.
Strengthening Cordial and hlool rrriaer. Il vall
purify ihe blood thorossl1s. Aud a. the same uus
strengthen and l~nsigorafe tie whole orgafirsnon-
Thc immsnse quantity ~ IN ihat 81. sold daig. b.
proc enough g ~ sresi sIriues Ia thoroughly q,
moving s~nimpure matters iea the hiOoa Aesas
to al. ~ g. It's csaaoa. totake.
So Suumous CT scronloas affections arc it.
curse. tic blight. ne potato rot q mankind. lAt
are vile and Filthy 81 well a. fatal. They arse hof
contamination aid imrarly Of tie blood, an aef
he seen al areaut O. everywhere. One craiirl
ali We neei ac tainted With ihea. AIS one Quare
J Of these die o. them, die feelsAis TOO. teeau., fa
are oarabic. AigK's SaassrAnniA cisanscs o4i l.
s~croulous corrrrucu f-oa tie blood. render. is uurc
nd healthy. asa ecsCualiy eNpurgaics ts rai
eonsauiuauoa from ihe system. Ne iOnsel goa
under soaf sesoaious disorders. since ueise.sl
Die Altshas provided 81. nas,e - cam'i eaus.
esrAuse virtues n.t d. cais >s>sr.snaA-lu,
oerat. Waterbury, c.
4 BE~ANDRkIn's .lifs-Ilr ue restosatea
health q tlose uAo A.se tsso s'fiokca ~ ap'llc4
& or paralysis uey ~. ,hecsg feaAt.e nciieile.
al aceeucrs oftAr iufe- caen sni bowel aa'
pres ss en- sue1y cDss Irrm
MIA. pisursy. oae.ess. o.a1, a naas osier
- Aofbas. d@4rrlosa, eyseatag, ~lsfu .f.n nai.
eating unupe nuIis ~ oittr -r's m litt. s'eli
th,lr influence. Asthma. e1ct. ftfnnnti.as. 81.
H' Affections. rupturss. intannattes 81 az, osa
ny levers. whether ssas y oiaer sTsols ie.eft lha'
Inc Aseasts. jaonalss. SIN4tas'sd sn.e. sua4os. ar-
les, Group. egsria. while tvelings, piles, ulcer
OF even ;hF,y y-ss,' esaenuaaes ana srgeoa.
az nicer III IL. liver have Al t.-4 cnref rrrr.a.ta.
90 By these celebrated Vegetable unlvsrssl rs
A. icmsl- cofnpi sints and nervous o-~ar's fas1 e..
been equally sao,ss'ui. vide ls-ss ollie. Pei
arst snf second ~p~Iiadsf. fsiiersy. drrres ct
spsr'is. nightfui deisn.. al ossiruci'crs s-t 40.
Ar s't,rs s-et y uarl cured. tis'-rssf srd & 81
Prize - cslts rer AK.
SOLD ty !. Z Cessei,s. folt-nssis. a. q
respocsai1e dealers in usdicr-. .~snttrf.