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At called meeting of Mount Pleasant Lodge No. 157
Wake County, N. G., on the 18th day of January A. j.
$685. d. 1888, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted
WHEREAS, We have received the sad intelligence thai
CORNELIUS NJ BRANroN member of this body more
he having at his post in the battle of Knson N c.
on the 18th day Of December 1882 in his Path year. while
Res0d That with hearts filled with sadness it becomes
our duty to bow submissvey to the Supreme Architect Of
the Universe believing that beloved brother has left
the Lodge below to join that above where Supreme
Grand Master presides.
ResoIod That by the death of BROTHER c. H. Bran
ton, Masonry has lost who bid fair be bright and
shining light the Church to which he belonged accepa-
able member. and the country true patriot
Res40d That tender heart felt sympathies to the
bereaved parents aud kindred of The deceased
Resolcd That the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days
Rotred That copy of these resolutions be spread upon
the reco DIS of the Lodge and that copy be sent IT, his
family. Also request that The Editors OF Raleigh publish
the same in their respective journals
JOHN NORWOOD
j. II. THOMAS = Committee.
SANDER PENNY,
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At meeting of KNAPP of Reeds Lodge, No. 1885, held in
their hail. February l4h A. d. 1863 the following prean,-
bic and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS The sad intelligence has been received by this
Lodge Of the untimey end of worthy and much es-
teemed brother, H. WALLER, who died the 22nd day
of December, A. D. 1862. distant land far from home
and kindred while faithfully dschargng his duties in the
defence of his native country. Therefore
Resluea That his being cut off while in the bloom of
YOUTH with high promise of future usefulness. we can but
sadly his Iamented DEATH sensible of the rin
cples and teachings OF ancient and honorable instltu
ion it becmeIh Masuns and patriots in meek
ness hunby to submit to the beheSs Of Him who hode1h
in the hollow Of his hand
Resolved That will fondly cherish the memory of
deceased brother who while p his brief association
with Mason, displayed frankness, goodness a
kindness and brothcry eectiou that endeared him ~
all well beloved brother.
ResotUed, That we deeply sympathze with his widowed
mother sisters and brothers in their acn that
tender them sincere coincidence their sad bereave
ment aud fer them all the soace pawer bestow
whose ways are iiiScruabie.
RsoLUd That copy Of these resolutions be entered
the records of the Lodge, and also transmitted to the
family of the deceased
Resotred hat the Usual babe of mourning for
thirty days.
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be sent to the
N. StaadGrd with request that the be published
ALEX. FLEMISG,|
F. j. TILLEY, Committee
JNO FLEMING,
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TRIBUTE Uf REOFECI.
At meeting of Liberty Lodge, No as, A. Y NJ, at Ma
sonic Hail. Wkesboro, N. C., the following preambes and
resolutions unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS The Great Disposer of all events has been
pleased to remove from earth CALVIN G. Hx, member
Of our Fraternity who died at his residence in Randolph
County, N. c., Nov. 4th, 1862; therefore,
Resotced That with deep sorrow have heard of this
affective dispensaon of Providence, but cherish the
hope that brother has been received into that world
where the tabernacle of God dweils with men, and He
wipes all tears from their eyes,"
RtsoLred That tender sincere coincidence to the
family Of the deceased and especially to the wife of his
youth, in this their sad bereavement.
Res9ced That these resolutions he spread upon
cords Of memorials and that copies be sent TO the wife
father of the deceased, and also to the &anrd with
quest to publish.
Also the following: WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father.
ain whose hands breath is" has been pleased to
from the habitaons Of mor'as our brother D. L.
CLAn1, Captain in the s7th Regiment n C. Troops by
DEATH the goth Of November, 1882, from wounds
ceived Sept sth the honorable field Of ShepardstOwn,
Va; Therefore, =.
Resolue, That with profound regret have heard Of
the death Of brother Cary whose youth energies and abi
ties promised much usefulness to Fraternity and to the
country we all love. But we cherish, with humble conf
dence the hope that brother dwes forever with the
King Of Peace, and that loss has been his gain.
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ton" Let him not lay the ffattering uhction to
his soul that he WILL account of either person
al insign6cance significance" escape history.
John Brown may be forgotten, but the memory OF
ton further declares that the Slaves "of suitable
condition will be received into the armed service OF
the United States to garrison forts, positions sta,
tons and other places, and to man vessels OF all
sorts in said service" The slave to become the
murderer of his master! And this done to restore
the Union, and cause his master to consent to live
in political fellowship with those who cause and
approve it. Verify
Judgment hath fed to british beasts
And men have lost their reason"
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CAMP 4sru REGIMENT N. C. T.,
Burgsw, N. C Feb. iOth, 1853. {
At meeting of the officers of this Regiment, he'd this
evening" Capt. A NJ Walker called to the Chair and
It, M. ID. Glegg requested to act az Secretary. commit
tee appointed previous meeting reparted the following
preamble and resolutions, which unanimously adOp-
ted:
WHEREAS, by nscrutable dispensaon of Providence.
our friend ami companion in arms, JOHN e. STAFFORD,
Company K has been removed by deaih caused by a
wound received in the battle of Fredericksburg, Va
the 18th of December last, while galany leading his
pany against the enemy and WHEREAS feel it due the
memory the deceased and to his merit to express
mark Of the respect in which he held by his brother
officers therefore,
Resolved That the death of Jno. c. Sart, which took
place the 24h ult, affects with unfegned sorrow
and painful regret.
Rt@lued, That in his death we have lost steadfast
friend and agreeable companion, Regiment active
and efficient officer, and noble and patriotic
defender.
Resoirea That we tender heartfelt sympathies to
the funny of the deceased and comfort them with the
that be fell noby in defence Of sacred
Resooed That copy of these resolutions be forwarded
to the Raleigh Register for publication with the request
that the Standard and Westera Sentinel capy.
l.. A. W. TURNER, Capt. Co. A,
w. ID. HowARD, I'd It. Co. F, Committee.
NJ ID. CLEGG, I'd It, Co d,
CAPT. A. NJ. WALKER. CHM'N.
Ii. N. D. CLEGG, Sec'y. a
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IMPORTANT SALE.

nN TUESDAY. THE 18th OF NEXT MARCH, AT
" the late residence of John Hutchius, decd in the
City of Raleigh. shall sell at public auction credit
of six months all the pcrlshabe of the said John
uichns decd not disposed of under the will Of my tes
tator, consisting mainly of large amount of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Horses Mules Cattle. several
thousand pounds of Bacon Cotton Corn, Wheat Potatoes
Peas, Vehicles of various SORTS &c, &c.
The sale of the wheat, CORN horses mules and cattle,
will take place at the Commons plantation and half
miles from Raleigh The day after the sale Of the pershabe
properly OF the late residence Of the testaor the City of
Raleigh.
Bond with undonbted security will be required.
The sale will be continued from day to day until all is
dsposed,of JOHN F. HUTCHINS.
Executor
Raleigh, Feb. 20, 1863. 1s-w&swtd
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sage conviction that these troops if so organized,
would be placed in the and made to receive the
whole fire of the rebels; and concluded by moving
Provlso to the resolutions STIMULATING that the
colored men should be permitted to organize pro-
mskus" with the whites The proviso was unani-
mousty adopted. The natural timidity of the negro
is enhanced by the conviction that he will not re-.
ceive fair play from the whites. His experience
with the Yankees confirms and rivets this convic.
ton. Under certain circumstances he will some
times fight for his Southern master; but be will
never, never fight bravely for the Yankecs.-Rich
E1uminer
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TRIBUTE OE RESPECT.
At meeting of The " Chatham Boys" 2sth regt n G.
troops held camp French Petersburg Fa January
Srd 1868, the following preamble and resolutions were
read aud unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS We have received the sad intelligence OF the
death of our friend aud owsolder J4MEs L. Fox, which
occurred Petersburg short time since; while we sub
missively bow the will of Him who "doeth all things
we aud kiss the rod that acs nevertheless feel
constrained give expression al The sorrow that ss our
bosorls; be it therefore
Rssolred, That the death of James L. Fox has cast
shade of sadness and sorrow over the coun-
teuance of this company, and while his name has been
erased from the register of this company we hope it has
been enrolled by the recording angel in the Lambs Book
Of Life.
Resored That while we bow down in contrton at the
will Of Providence, sympahize with the bereaved in
their bereavemens, and them that though he no
longer living being among his memory will
forever cling around the dearest affections of hearts
Rssolo That COPY Of these resolutions be sent to the
family of the deceased and to the Raleigh aadard for
publication with request that the Fayetteville Ode
aud Spirit Of the AZ: please copy
J. J. PICARD,
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PLANTERS HOTEL.

V3NHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN THE no.
Il TEL east of and the Market Square, and lately
occupied by Mr. j. d. PulIen, and known as the PLAN
TERS HOTEL" would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that no pains expense will be
spared to render those who may patronze them comota
Bile; and our table will all times be furnished with the
best variety the market and surrounding country afford
A. J. PAKrIN,
VI. 7. Balm.
Raleigh. N. G., Feb. Is. 1858. l5-w&swst,.
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fRlRc IF OF RESPECT.
f VI : ,ru RECT n. C. TROOPS
A'ea' h'nanyrile, A. e.
az meeting OF the officers of the z4tb reo;sn assam.
peu pursuant to notice, the 2uth of Frbrrr isss ~
Fay trou;e OF respect 10 the late Lieut. Loyny RnnwN
W. N" Jonh .. Harris was called 10 the Char and Liant
on Th 'es o. rover was appointed Secretary.
ue meeting Delng organized on motion cop,m;t.o. of
Wv IohsiSting Ut Capts. J. A. Williams Rat.r ami
m,' D. o4ugglhs was appointed to draft resolutions
follows: 'eo"eo aLa reported as
WHERE'S 1t has pleased the Great Giver of all good to
rom earth our lae comrade in arms Lieut. Lon
eon nro"n' Company +, 24th regiment N z T. who died
Therefore, be il A'eoe'''As'u's.
1etc1gsd mat while submit with resignation to the
WI ol providence in removing from our midst Lieut..
brown yet we sincerely depue the loss which his friend.
anu Inc cause have sustained by the premature dsa, f
this most mern-Iou. officer ' VI
hes"S0,a That 1t is melancholy pleasure to nav this
Dnte OF respect to his erven patriotism as man and
eminent merits Az officer and that we lender his family
our heartfelt sympathy in their sad bereavement
Resosea, That copy Of these resolutions be sent tn s
tsmy' and also to the Fayetteville Observer, Raleigh
Standard, Register and State Journal.
Alter the passage OF the above resolutions Col w J.
Cake made sone appropriate and eloquent remarks euo-
giSc OF Lieut. Brown whose ZEAL fidelity and efficiency US
an oIcef had from the first elected his warmest adura-
uon LII Coz. JOHN s. HARRIS Chm
CHARLES S. lowell, Secy.
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LAND FOR SALE.

rNNH UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SAL FIVE
hundred acres of land in Wake County, on the
of Neuse River adjoining Geo. ". M,rdecai's Fish Dam
tract aud Immediately opposite the tract recently sold by
Col. Russ Terms accommodating.
For further particulars address either Of the under.
signed at Tally Ho! P. D., Granville Co, ". c.
JAMES A. RUSSELL,
ROB. L. HELM.
Feb. TO- 1853. l3-wkswl7t.
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w. F. BASON, NJ. D.. Dentist.

(oFFcE ov eR MR.. PEscUD's)
M b. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ABOVE d.
ring his absence. will be notified of his return by
leaving their names with Dr. Perry by addressing him
through the Post Office, Raleigh, n. c.
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1853. 1s-w&swtf
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NnTJCE-

E9EING DESTROYS TO SETTLE u MY PRESENT
A1 business, visa all persons indebted me either by
note or account to come forward and settle for The sumo
Also all persons having claims against me- present the
same for settlement. f. E. HARRIS.
Raleigh, JAM 4, 1868. s-wSswtf
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er and ,bs nia We v m with the widowed moth
sonai bereavement t' them and to ma n =" ms aa
friendship and sympathy. US New bond Of
of ms%rss in these rts"u'ions be recorded in our book
.ne ir'ends ri ne deceased and also TO tn. 20
reques! to publish. " 'i' '>a"aa'a' wi ID
j. d. WILSON s,crot,rx
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FOR SALE.

ANE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANNERIES
YIN the Confderacy- consisting Of 50 Watts, LINES,
Pools aud Bates,a twenty five horse power attached
good Corn Nl-al under new and well framed house
and within hundred yards of the Depot ON the North
Carolina Railroad For particulars apply to
CAIN L RUFFIN,
Hitlsboro', N. c.
Feb. 10, 1853. l3-wswl7tpd.
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THE NORTH STANDARD ss4A.e. ! ,a

the people of this section" for months, in most
important military capacity, places very differ nt
estimate upon them. After farther acquaintance,
and 10 view of incidents connected with most i'm
portant events here-even the two days battle near
this place, SO holly contested-Gen. Evans, whose
judgment and whose opportunities for knowing,
are almost as good as "Personnes," or at least, SO
regarded by the brigade and this community, in a
letter to large portion Of the citizens of this place,
to which attention is asked-says: at gives mo
pleasure to say, that the duties of my command
were greatly lightened by the hearty cooperation
Of the citissns Of your 0icinity mere difference
of opinion q y only between one who enjoys the
cognomen of the "army correspondent" of the
Charleston Courier, {" Personne' on the one hand,
and Brig Gen. N. G. Evans, on sne other. As it is
utterly impossible that both can be correct if Per-
some" persists in having US dlsoyal people then
Gen. Evans must give way to the superior acumen
81 the modest "army correspondent"
W. DUNN, Jn, Provost Marshal
CORRESPONDENCE
We the undersigned citizens of Knston having learned
that orders have been received relieving Bguder General
G. Evans from command Of this post take the opportu
nifty expressing the regret felt by the entire community
to parting with one in whom have such entire conf
dence and who by his Skill bravery and energetic action in
the late affair with the enemy at this place on the 18th
and l4h of December last succeeded in checking the adj
of Overwhelming force sent invade this State
We eheerfuIy bear testimony to bis gaanry as an Il
GER and courtesy gentleman and his conduct of ope.
ratons in this quarter, have restored confidence aud
relieved industry from fear of an invasion.
Sgned-K J. Powell Alex. Niccl, Thomas J. Presson,
Stephen White P. Hardee wm Dunn jr. N. hcGulIen,
sab Wood, Reuben aiiace, L. p. Lon, Shade E. Loft
tin, 4. Coleman, Richard F. Green, N. W. II. Sunrell,
j. Octriel Thos. s. w. Blackwell, B. c. Wallace. d. 8.
Brock Alex Fields Chas. NJ. CIR ffin Sam. Roundtree,
+. Il: Dill, O. s. Dewey, VIM 9. King, Capt. 4 C,s,
Cullen. J: W. Neal, WIN. White, Henry Strong, Thos.
A. Woodey, A K Miller, J. Stevenson, J. NJ Adridge,
n Hunter, B. q. West, j. w. Bryan, j. G. Washington,
and Others.
GOLDsBoRo, N. G. Feb 10th, 1862.
GENTLEMEN: Your pimenary letter received by
me yesterday feel ~ Idsrs pride in having this assur
of your confidence and it gives me pleasure say
that the duties of command greatly ehteued by
the hearty cooperation of the citizens of your and
my stay among made agreeable by tie kindness of
those whom you your wives daughters sisters
and mothers, to myself and MY command.
If the enemy shall again threaten you, will gladly obey
the order to hasten to your protection.
AN gentlemen,
very respectfully,
your ob't servant,
N. q. EVANS.
To Messrs. R. j. Powell, Alex. Nchol w. G. Bfyau and
others.
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FOR SALE
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
FEHHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING AT THE FEBRUA-
~ term 1853, of The Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
stems of the County @ Grsave ~ q. qualified as Execu-
trix of the last will and testament of Maj Tristan L. Skim
ner late of the county of Chowln deceased hereby gives
notice to all persons indebted to the said deceased make
immediate payment and to those holding claims against
the said deceased 10 present them for paynen: within the
time prescribed by law this viii be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
ELIZA F. SKINNER. Executrx.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
F5VHREE WASHER WOMEN AND ONE COOK, AT
l. Fair Grounds Hospital, Raleigh Good wages aud
rations given. Apply to
Z. BURKE HAYWOOD
Surgeon.
Raleigh Feb. 10, 1868. ls-w6sw6t
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IRON, FLOUR, TOBACCO, AND SUGAR
FOR SALE.
SWEEDS IRON ASSORTED SIZES IN STORE
- FAMILY Flour in bbs in store
Fine Chewing Tobacco. BY the box retail, in store.
Choice brown Sugar daily cxpeced) in store.
For sale at small advance for cash country
produce Call at my old stand Silverdaie address
me at Smthfield. N. g. W H. AVERA.
n. B.-Cotton bought and sold for commission.
W. H. A.
February 10, 1868. 13-w&swinl.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TsNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO REMOVE TO THE
Il country, will sell his
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
in this city situated Ncwbern street. about half mile
east of the Capitol The dwelling is two story building
in complete order, with five roonS with good kitchen
with four smoke house dairy fine well of water,
good garden and lot OF choice fruit The lot
tans abont three of land Also adjoining the above
lot, lie will sell excellent building lot with grove,
tanning - acres of land on which is stable.
This property TO location and other Inducements will
not fail to attract the attention of persons desrous pur
chasing residence in this city. Persons who wish to bny
will be shown the premises application to the snbscri-
Der. HENRY PORTER.
Isaleiph
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FNHE COMPREHENSIVE BETWEEN B. & P. RO-
Il GERS is dissolved by the death of Peeg Rogers
all persons indebted to said firm to forward and
tie their accounts either by pote cash. the latter being
preferable Also persons having claims against said firm
are requested to present them for settlement.
The undersigned surviving partner will sell at the store
of & Rogers. on Tuesday the 10Th of March, some
merchandise, with all of the store fixtures such as Weigh
ing scales, show cases. SC.
b. Y. ROGERS.
Wake Co, Feb. 90, 1888. 16-w&swtd.
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have sons, brothers and fathers now fghting
the battles of your country, who are standing
guard in the silent hour Of midnight over
your houses and homes, Drawing death in'ev-
cry form, we appeal to you-7ean you, will
you, east your votes for q man holding the
opinions and advocating the doctrines which
Mr.. Vallandigham does7 We cannot and do
not believe you will. We most respectfully
but earnestly call upon you in the name Of
Democracy, in the name of our country, in
the name of our fathers, of Jackson, of Doug
las, to take such course as your calm and de-
liberate Judgment may dictate, to save Ohio
from the fatal effects which we fear may foe
low from his election. The Democratic par
ty has a future fraught with mighty and i'm
portant obligations which must be met with
6rmness, and having done our duty, trust
to the returning sense Of consistency which
we feel confident must be the guide of the
party in the campaign of1864.
BARNABAs BURNS, President.
J. Il. TYLER, Secretary.
ROBr. A JoHNsroS, ASH ssc,v.
]. J. EAeGN, 40 ~ -
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CAPTAIN 5. H. BoWLUs makes the fol-
lowing address to the voters of the Sena-
torial District composed of the counties
of Madison, Clark and Champaign:
"I was nominated as the Democratic
candidate for Senator at convention
held al London, Sept. 9th. 1 have al
ready accepted that nomination, and the
platform of the Convention which placed
me before the People. The Convention
requested me to address the people of
this District. proceed to do this, BY
saying that my antecedents are those of
an old line Henry Clay Whig; that my
old and fixed political views have led me,
since a sectional party has arisen, to cast
my political lot among the Democrats.
My reasons for thus becoming a Demo-
erat are those which Daniel Webster, he
Constitutional expounder, propounded
when he said:
a.. If the internal fanatics and Aboli-
tonists ever get power, they will override
the Constitution, set the Supreme Court
at defiance, change and make laws to suit
themselves, lay violent hands on those
who differ with them in their opinions or
dare question their infalibility, and final
Iy bankrupt the country and dclage it
with blOodr"
" These warnings Of a great Wing lea
der early led me to give new and fearful
meaning to the warning of George Wash
ingtOu against sectional parties; and find
ing the Democratic party the only one,
National and Constitutional, I cast my
lot with that party. In this followed
the advice of Henry Clay.
"FollOwing my Whig leaders, I fol-
lowed John J. Crittenden, when aided
by the lamented Douglas, he strove to
avert the horrors Of war between breth-
rem of the same country, While 1 de-
nounce with all my power of heart and
intellect, the violence which distinguishes
secession, and while I would bid our sol.
diers "God speed" in crushing armed re-.
beIlion, I am also convinced that our I'm
ion can not be restored, or our Govern
ment maintained as a free system, by
carrying on war, outside of, or over
the Constitution. 1 regard that instru-
ment as the only guide for craftsmanship,
in peace and war, and but for the iniqui-
tOus departure from it, North and South,
our Union and Government would be to-
day as they we're in 1860. Thus belize
wing, am opposed to the negro policies
Of the Administration, as developed in the |
conduct of the war, and to the arbitrary
arrest Of those who differ with the Ad-
ministration, in the conduct Of the war.
1 regard Mr.. Vallandigham's arrest as !
cruel and arbitrary encroachment on the
Constitutional rights of free debate and
jury trial. 1t is not to be palliated or
excused. Whatever may be his opinions,
he is entitled to prOmulgate them, 50 long
as he does 50 within the sacred precincts
of the Constitution. 1 do not believe he
has departed from the Constitution. I /
believe the Chief Magistrate has. Twill
do my part, in the Legislature if elect
ed, to maintain the proper dignity of
Ohio, as a sovereign State, and torebuke
the Administration for It's treachery to
the interests of white men, and to the
Constitution of the country. On these
I accept your nomination. I
would seek no election on any other.
S. H. BowLUs.