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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-02

N N~OTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
IN to the Jail of GufOrd county, Greensboro n @
the sth day Of August 1859, negro man who calls him
self GEORGE, is feet 10 inches high and will weigh
abont 170 pounds, black with very thick under lip
Some scars the back of his neck which he says
done by lancet when he was sick He has some beard
around mouth and looks to be about IS years DID, and
says he belongs to Edmund Norcum of Careret county,
and left with Edmund Mallett and hired to Bur-
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville n c. He says he has been
runaway for some time.
The of said boy is requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him away he will
be dealt with according to law. c. A BOON,
Sheriff of Gulford County.
October !, 1868. 74-M
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-02

HIGH-HANDED PRoCEEDINGs.-The publication of
the Henderson Times, in this State Conservative
paper, was recently suppressed by Confederate
Lieutenant with a squad of men. The officer after
wards kindly consented that the Editor should re-
sumo, if he would publish according to his orders.
Gov. Vance has taken the proper steps to sustain
the Editor of the Times as an independent journalist
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-02

DR.. Peter E. Hines has been appointed Medical
Director for North Carolina by the Confederate
government in.place of Dr. Covey. Marylander, re-
lieved Dr. Hines is a native of this State, and
will make an efficient officer
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TTRACTIYE AUCTION sALE.-WE

will sell Monday next October 5th IN front of our
Sales Room, CONNIE ncpg at Ii O'Clock, A NJ, large lot
of Household and Kitchen Furniture comprising almost
every article required housekeeping, consisting of Feah-
er Beds Mattresses Bedsteads Chairs Tables Croekery
one sett Stone China go 100 pieces Glass Ware Cook
ing Stove splendid Mahogany BedSead, with Teasers
Bed and Cured Hair MattraSs made to order two large
and very superior Brussels Carpets, two Ingram all Wool
Carpets
thing for servants $500 lbs. Iron Wire inch large
lot Wood Screws Spoke Shaves and variety of other
Hardware.
lot of Horses and Mules, together with many other
articles not enumerated -
CREECH L LITCHFoRD,
Auctioneers
October l, 1868. 70-lt
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MARRIED.,

At the residence of the brides father in the vicinity OF
Eagle Rock Wake County Sunday the 18th Of
Eer 1853: BY L. W. Hood, Esq Mr.. Willis HoNETcUrT'
Jr., to Miss SARAH L. BUNCH all of said county.
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GENERALS OFFICE, RALEIGH,

SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RALEIGH,
y Sept 81 1863 Medical Examining Board No. l, COM
posed of the following named Medical Officers:
Surgeon T. A. CRUDUP
Surgeon HENRY JOYHER,
will meet at the town of Warrenton in Warren county,
on Monday the 5th of October; at jackson in NorhamP.
ton county on Wednesday, the 7h at Windsor in BERTHE
county, on Friday the 9Th at Tarboro. in EdEeconbe
county on Monday the 18th; at Nashville in Nash coun
ty, Wednesday the l4th; at LPusburg in Franklin
nett county on Wednesday the 2lst at Fayett evlle in
Cumberland county, Friday and Saturday 2Sd and oath;
at Lum6eron in Robeson county, Monday, the 26th,
and at Raleigh in Wake county, Thursday the 2sth OF
October the purpose of examining all persons who
claim exemption from Home Guard duty on account OF
physical disability, according to the provisions OF General
Order No. g. issued from the Adjutant Generals office!
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General.
nctoborl 1919 T4-H
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NEW TERMS.

The terms of the dHdGrd henceforth will be three dol
lars for the Weekly six MONTHS and four dollars for the
sami-Weeky six months invariaby in advance. Owing
the condition of the currency and the uncertainty of the
tines subscriptions for longer period than six months
will not be received.
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Capt William A. Graham, Jr., company K, I'd
N. c. cavalry regiment, has been appointed Assis-
tant Adjutant General of this State Capt G. was
wounded in one of the recent battles in Virginia.
A good appointment
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October ], 1868

OFFICE OF GRAND MASTER OF THE
" Grand Lodge of N. c. Sept. 9th, 1858. The public
are hereby notified that the sale of property known as ST.
Johns College Oxford ADVERT sed TO take place on Tn urs
day, next, is postponed for the present.
Z. F. WATSON Grand Master.
G. W. D. HUTCHISGS, Treas.
Octnber 1 1ss3 79-2t.
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a LADY WHO HAS HAD FOUR YEARS
"A exp rience, desires situation teacher, either in
institution private family. Will teach English
branches, common and higher, Mathematics, Latin and
Music to beginners on the Piano. Apply to
Rev 4. F. DICKSON,
.-y 0rangeburg, S. c.
October :, 1{6s. 79-4tpd
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compensation therefor, TO lie ascsrtained 0y
appraisers appointed aud qualified a. provided
IA ihe third section Of this Act II such prop
criy when returned has. IN the opiuon " the
owner. been injured whilst in ths public use.
the amount OF damage thereby sus,aaed shall
be determined in the manner desehbea In tho
third section of this A I, the officer rstaruiug
the property being authorized to act on behalf
OF the Government: and upon such inquiry
the certificate Of the value Of the property
when orig nally impressed hall be received ss
Prina (aeia evidence of the whole thereof
Src. .. Where slaves are impressed BY tho
Confederate Government TO labor on fortiAoa.
hons 'r other public works, TIE impressmsnt
shtii be made said Government according to
the rules and regulations prescribed in che
laws OF the State wherein hey are impress I'd;
anu In tho absence of such law, in accord nee
with rules anil regulations not inconsistent
whh thu provisions OF this Act "A the -ecre
thry OF war shall from time to time prescribe:
frovided That no impressment of slaves sh ~
be made When they can I've hired or procured
by the consent of he owner or agent
SEc 10. That previons tp the frst day of
Dec -mber next. no slave laborinz on a farm
or plantation exclusively devoted to the pro.
due ION df gra n ,n provisions, shall ae taken
Tor the pdh'ic use, without the consent Of the
owner. except in ctsc Of urgent ncca iy
SEC II. Phr any commissioned or non com
Hi.S'pnrd osiicer or privat. WHO shah violafe Q
t'e proSlsil- OF this Act, shall no ,yisri hskacs
'he military cou OF tho'corps 10 which he 10
attached, on complaint ma lie by the owner or
other person. and on c,nvction an officer.
he sn.i be cs-hiered and yd, into tho ranks
as private. and If u non commissioned officer
or private. he shall suffer such punshne Mt not
inconsistent with military law as the cour, may
direct
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ConEedera,. FINANCES.

We concur with our cotemp.rary Of
the Mercury. in an other very important
matter. besides that of Conied crate PuI-
dabies. The burden of taxation Ssats
and Copfeueratc, should b: laid, A. lightly
ns possible, on our suffering people OF tha
present day. We to day are paying thS.
price OF our righteous war Of defence,
in blood and wounds anL death, in hearts
w'ung and anguished by the loss of fathers.
husbands, sons aud brothers, and in eyerv
sort OF personal privstion and suffering.
and it Ia but just and right that posterisS
should pay, in money, the price Of thsk
heritage OF freedom, prosperity aud glory.
which We will bequeath themsby the Suc-
cessful prosecution of, that war Most of
US will pass from the stage of sSisteuce.
long before We can enjoy any conpeusa.
tion tor the blood, we are now layishiy ex.
pending, aud the suferings We are no1
painfully enduring, while posterity viE
reap all the advantagcs, political and con-
mercial, pub ic aud private, of Southera
emancipation from Northern thrsldom.
Let our authorities, then, State and
Confederate. fearlessly task and strs on
the public credit, TO It's utmost extent and
EXTREMIST bound, in order to carry on the
war. 20 that tixa,inn may not crush TO the
earth our already ever Lurthened people.
So mote il be.
rhryl,<fon Coarisr
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Impressnlents.

The Impressincnt Act recently pasaeA
by Congress-, says the Richmond Whig.
should have the effect of increasing the
supplies Of provisions and forage in this
market, and consequently, of reducing the
prices OF the same to something ike 4
reasonable standard. Farmers have hith,
erto been deferred from sending their pro-
ducts to market from the apprehension
that they would be impressed at less than
the market rates, or without 'iust con-
pensation. The recent order Of Adiu.
tant Cooper declaring that mo officer shsn
st any time, unless specially ordered TO do
10 by General commanding, in case of
exigency, Impress supplies which are or
their way to market. for sale on arrival" !"
should, of itself, induce the agriculturis1S
to send in supp les of subsistence, which
are 80 much needed in The cities and towns.
but with the sdaitional assurance Pre-
vided in the lmpressment Act, that d.
property of n producer when impresssf.
shall be valued by appraisers Of the visia.
age, ensurrng lust compensation" there
fore, there should no longer be any he'll
tation ON the part Of producers to seuA
supplies TO market. On the contrneS,
With the protecti n now guaranteed to thera
by that Act, tbey should esteem il 1. dnsy
TO relieve the distress occasioned by ths
scarcity OF provisions, in thuse portions cf
the STATE I9m which supplies have beer
Withheld. They &c TIE incentive of ~
muncra'ive prices, aud shqud not forgss-
that under the operation of the Tax Blu,
and other Aets ot Congrcss,a decline from
currant rates is more than probable.
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SLAVE LABOR FIR THE COiSF.
FOR DIVLSION NO /

IN pursuance to tho requisition of ,he
4 /. General Commaulinl, the or,icrs of ki 8
Rscelleucy Governor BonhHu,, aud tho terms
o; the Acts OF The General Asse bly, in relation
10 TINS subject, hereby call upon Division No
|, comprising lhc Judiri,.. districts OF pickcns
Greenvii.e. svartanburg, ALfstson, Uaion,
York, Chester, Laurcns, Abbeville AID New
berry, to supply it, proportion vf slave labor
under the present rcquisition.
ii. me Commissioners or Roads of the sew.
eral Districts, aud the authorities of the incDr
yorated towns and villages having jurisdiction
OF the road hands within their bound tries VIII
ut once summon all persons IN the possession
of slaves within the limits of their authority
TO have their slaves subject to this call ut Tie
nearest Rsilroad Depot to the owners residence
on Wednesday, the tth day OF May next, 1T ~
o clock. n. m, ready for transportation to
Charleston
Ill All owncrG Of slaves who have not hi,n
erto furnished amy labor in Jhis 90 nection N,ll
he required to furnish one halriheir hands .ub
Jcct To road duty Tor irty days. and those
who have furnished less than one half will he
required by the Commissioners and the town
authorities "a aforesaid TO furnish enon Ii to
make up one halt. Persons owning single road
bands or n number not diyisihle hy one half
will he required to send such single negroes.
or Two IN such cOnd tions may unite and send
one.
~ lHc 3htt requires Inc attendance OF one
OF the Commissioners at each Depot lie will
be met by an Agent of the State and of The
State aud OF ths Confederate States, and the
negroes will be there receipIed for
V. Asscssmen. of the negroes are made in
duplicate upon their arrival in Charleston and
before they are put to work: one copy is kent
hy me for the owner, TIE other turned over TO
the Confederate authorities. am authorized
TO say the negroes Will be discharged u the
expiration of the thirty days.
vi. The owners Of slaves are rcouesicd TO
furnish them with spa Is or shovels The Con.
federa,e authorities have II dertaken Ia have
such utensils returned. Owners will also fnr
nish their hands with three days ra,ions, for
which commu'ation will he allowed
VII. Overseeers. nj the rate OF one TO every
hundre slaves. may he selected by the own
ers. They will receive compen saiion from the
Confederate States at the rate Of fifty dollars
per month.
VIII. There il nc doubt that the Confeder.
ate Government will compensat for all los Of
slaves while in their employ.
WM. VI. SHANNON
Agent for the State of South Carolina
Camden, S. c., darch 26, 1853
The Courier, Mercury, and all papers within
the Division will copy once week Tor three
weeks and forward bills, with copy of the
printed matter, 10 me. will certefy and re-
turn them, when they will be paid on presen-
ta'ion TO James Tupper, Esq, State Auditor
April 2 81
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From, Chifrlesion.

The Mercury of April eth, speaking Of the
gathering oeths Yankee naval forces for the
attack upon Charleston, s-ys:
During he forenoon of yesterday there was
a very decided increa, of the enemy's naval
forces of the btr, and later In tue day the ns
rect OF aGtirs became such rs to encourage
the hope that the time for the long expected
attack i at hand. 1t is nst unlikely that we
may hear from the enemy is day We need
hardly add that our land and naval forces are
ON the 9Hi oiee AMI ready. in every respec,, for
Whatever may occur.
The Courier remarks on the same subject.
There appeared t. be considerable actiyitv
and incr' ase of tne biocksdng squadron sun
day morning. The general impression SCENE d
TO e that we mig soon have some lively work
on maud Nothing dehnre was ascertained.
INT our Military are on he alert for whatever
may transpirc.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OFFICE or THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL, !
Columbia, March 10th, 1863.

offlcE or THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
Columbia, March 10th, 1863.
HEREBY certify. that JOS. VI. ELFORp.
Il Il Sparianburg. *. g.. Agent oftbe uER
CHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, incorpo.
rated by the State of Virginia. has complied
with the conditions and acquisitions of the Act,
OF The Gcnerai Assembly entitled IAN Act 10
regulate the Agencies of Insurance Companies
not Incorporated in the State of South Caro-.
lima, and | hereby license the said JOS. NJ.
ELFORD, Agent as aforesaid TO take risks and
transact all business Of Insurance, in this
state for, and in behalf of said Company.
w. LAVAL.
For Comptroller Gcuersl.
March l9--i--Sw
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NO 4
Song or Jcnkin,s bles..

Song or Jcnkin's blen.
Prom .Ae sandy pine ssrrsa. the nesssAAa 40
Fr.. the he's Of the wealthy. the ~. 4 -
poor.
ws,ere s.,b.r.', = r..ols,. p.rsi.s. sa.4.
TO striss for the saass d . suffering ~.
oar hsrss" the forsss. tbs ssssD sA19ne
0ur dwelling the pins aud the paisssss -
Tih the note Of the BuSls through nsss 60
fen ess
Brings tho summons Of bs,,ls TO Js.iis,s ssa.
Our hest blood shall erinses The vsvss ~
ErsjFs for moment viii sssss tsSslsss;
AHsheagh osr sAsd ssresas grs~ fertile I'M
W. tread .has = ,tssn.a or tread .ls~ -
more.
Hooker and Mccall We lAnsff to ssor.;
Hnt when tbs wild music of JsntinssAAn
Is heard. ss the signAi hill. valley and slsa
Echo OUT with An snswer Of Jsnkins' sssa-
a hundred bold spiri,., hs.drsa hsiika
A handrsd proud chargers drawn ,sp u -
Are val, ng ths signal that bids then awsy,
All rsAdy aud eager 10 dash in the fray;
Let the isgioss VI Rsynolds beware ~ ths1
rsde
.-0a.tAsr .psseilss, GRAND, inaaied With prisa
Fer the rs.PsaA q ofsSaseksss sisaa, ,ssssisay
when
Psals sot the dreai wsr note sf yentisS nss.
But thsrs w.s Oaes . time whom our srsss-asss&
ed hand
Were Tut artisaus, tradesmen, tillers Of ia1A,
Were peaceful and harmless; aye, that wss b.
fore 'llss
The ruthless naranders hsd pesnesd ss sss
store.
| n
Aurrshl TOR the .cnfet--ne peace must We kusw
Till our own Carolina is rid Of her foe;
Still red be our weapons and herceiy tin tAea
Be shouted tho wa' cry OF Jenkins men.
A SHARP-SHO0THR.
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Acknowledgement.

The Soldiers Aid Scciety. (he.d at Phiisdsl
phia churchl near Glenn Springs, acknowledge
with pleasure the following contributions:
u = Foster, $40; Mrs Venson, pr drawers.
Z nr socks: Evio and Lula Bobo. i scarf each:
Mr George Smith. 81: Rev G 8 Beard, So: Mr.
bennington. s.: r J IIarmou So: J 8 Har.
mon. 81. VIM Macarthur, 81. Major Lancaster,
Solo; Wn Thomson. s.; Nwster Andre "
Thomson. 81: vSsier Marsweli Moore. rs CITE;
Master Willie Thomson. 81: Miss Evic Bobo,
pr socks. Thsaks 10 Mr. Harmon for
so.icItInS Contributions
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COMMITTED

nNO the Jail of Spartanburg District. dark
Negro Boy. about feet high and weighs
about one hundrcd and thirty or forty pounds,
and is Is or ~ yea old, says his name il
Henry. aud was sold by =. Crews, of Laurens
District TO a man named Fitzgerald. of Bun
combe Co., y. c. The owner will come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, aud take
him away l.. NJ GENTRY, -
Fob 10 40 If
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Buggies fo,. sale.

n n pursuance Of an oder from the Ordinary
: Il We will scll'to the highest bidder at Lime
stone Springs, on the 18th day Of April mex,
the Estate Of JOHN L. YOUNG. viz:
! Lot Of Blacks,nith's Tools.
1IOT CARPENTERS TOOLS.
l Lot New Bsggies, Rockaways,
AND many other articles not mentioned.
TERMS made known on day Of snle.
THOS. HARRIS Ex'or
MARY T. YOUNG, Exec'trx.
April 2 2.
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TlHE undersigned Agent for the SOUTHERN
Il MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COAL
P.ANY, of Columbia, 8. c., aud of the MER-
CHANTS FIRE >URANOE COMPANY, Of
Richmond, Va, wiA now take. Risks 1t reason
Able Rates on the lives Of Slaves. as we'll as
Whites, ana va 5ttcn ~ =, "a ,ii,crpv per,v
j. Nj. ELFORD, Agent.
March lQ-1-2moa
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MOTTO.

4 LII persons holding claims as;ain,t HEN
N RY WHITE. deceased. will give due do.
ticc to W. II. WHITE or WA. BUSH, ac-
eording TO law and all perscrs anywise in.
debted, viii. please come forward and settle.
w II. WHITE,
WM BUSH.
Tor 27 SS--if Administrations
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NOTICE.

nR. l.. 9. KENNEDY having left his Books
r. of ACCOUNT AND NOTES in my hands
for collection and settlement during his ah
r,ncc in thc Confe1crate servie>. AL persons
having accounts unsettled, will please come
forward promptly and make payment. II un
able to pay tho cash, please call aud give a
note, as it is desirable to have the accounts
closed up. A. II KIRBY.
August 81 tf
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
BOSRUET.

UTHfs thorough bred STALLION. import ed
from England by S. r. & J. d. Gist.
will stand the ensuing season. commencing on
the 18th distant. at prtanburg c. II and
Col s. n Evils. He will be at Spartanburg
c. H., Thursdays, idays, and Saturday OF
each week, at Col. 8. N. Evins' Mondays, Tues.
days, and Wednesdays.
BOSQUET will serve mares Mt $40 the sea-
son Those putting mares will be called on the
second week in June for tho season money.
PEDIGREE.
Bosquet is a beautiful black brown, fifteen
hands three inches high, Of great power and
good temper and action Free from all blem
ishss or any other defects whatever. lie was
got by hr. .Iacquies' Gameboy, his dam Miss
Betsy by Muley Moloch, her dam Bavarian
BY Tramp, 8. d. Comely " Comus, q. Q. d.
Anticipation by Benninbrough, out of Expec-
tation by Hsrod. Gameboy. by Tomboy, his
dan Lady Noore. Carew by Tramp. the dam
by Mrndicant winner Of the Oaks in 1915, and
also the dam of Beadsman, winner of tie Der.
by IN 1885. g. d. Kite by Buzzard, Olympia
ny Sir Oliver. Grooms fee 81.
W. 9 GIsT.
Sonesviile, s. C.
lo--5l-l2w
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MARBLE YARD NOTICE.

DERsoNs wishing to purchase MARBLE
for their deceased Friends and Relatives
can do SO, by applying TO Mr.. WM HUNTER,
oar authorized agent.
HARE r. PALMER.
April 3 4 If
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TO, RE MI.

A SMALL noat Cottage containing two up
~ per and two basement rooms. On the
premises are good kitchen, servants two
rooms. A good well Of water, and hnc garden
spot, potatoe patch. SC. Terms low and will
be made known by applying to
j. NJ ELPORD
March 26 Sw
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RUREIC NOTICE,

HNHE undersigned hereby gives notice to the
Il public that he has been appointed by
Governor Boni,am, TO distil Spir.tuous Liquors
in Spartanburg District, in accordance with an
Act of the Legislature; and that said appoint
ment guarantees TO him the privilege of dis
posing Of quantities Of, less than five gallons
tor medical purposes, ar 50 per gallon.
Persous wishing 10 pnrehase whiskey for
Medicinal purposes will be required TO furnish
certificate signed bya regular practicing ply
siciah IN INC fo'ounfs iSrts. * .,,=ber wiit
their own pledge-a form Of which is also an
nexed.
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The Soldiers Aid Society of Reidvil... and
vicinity gratefully acknowledge the receip of
200 yards OF cloth from hiessrs. j. 4 j. D
Bivings.
Bv order Of the Pre- sident
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CT. vaI,andisnam a,uome

D'fras Ohio, March l5.-iion. G L. Val.
linaIghiHi, ucmbcr of Congress. from the
Dayton. Ohio d str,ct, arrived at home in thi,
cry ~ - TINS afternoon. aud. al hough bn,
iN" days n"ice WAS hId or his coming re-
c'ived On oi ~ greue>t 0vaiions ever given
10 any mtn an Dlo Before tie hour Of arri
al Tor 'he train on which ne was expected. his
corsItuenis brghn 10 flock TO the dapot by
thousands Il seemed "a itesery man woman
ani c-IIi III the district had come out to do
hon TO this champion advocate Of cons,itu-
,ional rights
Two band of music enlivened the occasion.
while u cannon heJched forth thunder ,ones of
welcome. awikenIng the valley OF the Miami
~ / wa seldom ever awakened before
Presently the vhiSlling OF the locomutiv.
wa nesri anil as The train neared The drpo,
the thousands of persons rushed forward, all
eager To catch the first sigit of The man who
80 nphir. gall'ntly, "ui felrlessly represented
the wiu'c mtn interest in the Congress that
= rs ADJOURNED.
The crowd was dense that il was almost
Impossible for Mr. NtlEtndi ghtm 10 reach the
c.rriige which wts IN re IilnsS4Iu convey him
10 The court house, iCo a The steps of which h.
was to SPEAK. ii wing at length been almost
carried 10 ms carriage. AMI being seated, he
btroi his brow - the breeze. and was hailed
with deIiening cheers. while the cannon re-
spn lied twsniy- rounds.
fht procession h'ing torne I. proceeded to
the court Ia use, whore th- reception speech
was ma lie nv Hon. David Hook
Mr. Vallan iiginn briefly responded.
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Dental Notice

NTY Office is over Bobo: Edwards g. Carlisle.
lNl Law Office G. LEE, d. d. q.
March Ia "
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A writer in the New Yoik Evcnins
Post describes the modus operaudi of rss-
dering tDrpedoes harmless, as follows: =,
As the rebss rely very much for the d.
fence OF their harbours on the torpedoas
placed IN the channel ways, would cog.
< st. If not tor lats in the day, a si1pasi
method of rem leriny them harmless. IL
u merely e. fire from cannon. q ball sitA
coil OF rope attached to il, precisely ssi
done on our coasts when line il profess.
ell On board a wreck in the breakers, The
ball having dropped 20 the bottom, wksn
hauling back by the line will inevitably
drag upon the wires to which the torpsdosa
are attached. and ei,hsr cause their sxplo-
sion or cut OF. their connection with sks
shore, aud thus renies tI,em harmless.