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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

The year draws rapidly to q Close and usual, the
weather is gloomy and depressing, at least to u.s.
Somehow the weather about the close of year and
the beginning of another has always seemed to to
be the depressing in al! the twelve months that go
to make up the annual round
And the year draws to its close we indulge the
hope that the also approaches its termination.
God knows it is much to be desired, and by few CON-
munities not actually invaded strongly than by
this War add pestence have claimed their victims by
the hundreds, and may almost say the thousands,
and if famine is not to add ts hosts the list energy
and beneyosnce must do their perfect work for the
times which bear hardly upon aH PRESS with crushing
weight upon the poor and dependent, especially during
the rigorous months of the winter season.
Put though We desire pesce. We have 10 misgviDgs
In regard to tte progress result of the
ing Our position with reference the enemy is better
than at any former period The spirit of our people is
strong and determined -Four great nvasons have been
hurled back and doubt but that all and will
be met with equa! success Thus, although mourning
for the martyrs who have laid down their lives in her
causothough telling the pressure of heavily the
people Of the South find in the position of things
ground for dependency. for a relax alton
of their efforts On the contrary, they feel inspired to
go forward with renewed hope and increased energy,
confident OF complete realization of their hopes
of Independence at no distant day. At the
North the is difereIt-the motive is diff
ferent-the feeling is different, aud dssenton
begins to prevail in that section, where inflated
boastDg and unhesitating confidence prevailed
largely. Hurled back at Fredericksburg, forced to
abandon their advance into North Carolina-repulsed
at in Tennessee and Northern
them grows upon their hands and becomes more and
difficult of execution-ther object more and more
hopeless of attainment.
Thus it is that though blockaded, invaded, and SUBJ
eced to many privatons the spirit of the South rises
with the occasion and the year closes upon united and
confident South-a divided and respondent North,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES the author of the
Hunchback and other well.knovn standard dramas,
recently died at Torquay, in England. Mr.. Knowles
had turned preacher before his DEATH He was native
OF Cork, Ireland and in his 18th year when he died
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

hAN TIE BLocKADE.-Tse steamer Giraffe run the
blockade this morning into Confederate port. She
brings valuable cargo On government account and it
is believed. important dispatches.
Daily yowna. lQst Nondou
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-01-01

The French Government las cvncluu.d contracts for
the supply OF The army in Mexico for two years. from
which prolonged occupation of that country Is in
feTred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

n cosCIs sios. ow1siifIssus, allow ne
to say that Co. g, 10th Missouri volun-
sssrs, have always bssn true 70 their coun-
try. and true to themselves, and I, 10
,thsir representative, pledge for them .
continuAaes during their fall enlistment.
Where dnty hos bssn hardest, Or the bat
tie ragsd hottest, it hes besa their lot
and pride to have besn placed in it T.
Again. ! cordially thank you for thiss
beautiful prsssnts, and assure JON my life.
my fortune, and my sacred honor, are
pledged for the maintenance Of che Union
and unconditional psass. And ! trdst
that dying. l shall leave q : legacy for
my sons not only these memsntoss. but
> Government stronger than it ever WAS;
still an asylum for the oppressed Of all
nations, renovated, strengthened and re-
generated BY the fiery trial it il now
passing through.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

All the Copperhead sheets of Iowa ar,
in favor of the election of vallandiehau
or Governor Of Ohio. Indeed, they ar,
moro honest and earnest in their ADM
ration for that infamous traitor-vht
boasts OF his consistent opposition to th,
war, and who stands next to jeff. Dayi
IN the affections of the traitors OF th,
South,-than they arc for their own VA,
candidate for Governor of Iowa.
The Auscatino Courier, for instance
which flies thenames of futile. Dun.
combs and Mason, at the head of IL COL
umns; lies for Vallandigham in the mos.
enthusiastic style:
The election of Vallandigham as Gov.
srnor Of . hio. seems to DO . foregone con
clusion The people are rallying to hi,
support IS they never rallied before
Thousands who were his enemie. At tho
time OF his arrest, are now his varme,t
friends. In him the people of Ohio see
blow aimed at their oun hAs-ai... md
tney nave no assurance that his fate NAV
not at any moment be their own. Hence
they are battling msnfulIy for the free.
dom OF speech. knowing that his success
lnsures the freedom to themselves.
There Is but little enthusiasm in Ohio
Tor the opposing candidate. 1t il sniff
cient for the people to know that hs ans.
tains tho President in the arrest. trial
and condemnation of Vallandieham. and
that is enough for them. They are do.
s:rmlsed to place in the gubsrna ,ori.l
CHAIR man who will defend the life and
liberty of citizens of their State. thouob
hundred Presidents aud Major Generals
were TO order their arrest and imnr;.on.
ment. And the people of Ohio ara de.
tsrmined in this matter. They see that
their only hope Of life or liberty is in the
election of Vsllandigham, and they are At
work as though death we're the eepse.
quencs OF defeat Such labor must brine
success"
Let the loyal citizens, and the patriot
soldiers OF Iowa. remember that the Iowa
Copperhead platform and the Ohio y,l.
iandleham platform are identical, and
that oil tho Copperhead leaders Of our
e'a'e' while supporting futile, Duncombe
and Mason on that platform. are entbusi. |
a'tlcally in favor of yallandigham's cleo
ton for Governor of Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

UTAE-lTs DELICATE ELECT 70 Con
dREss.-They have elected q Gentle 4,
delegate to Congress, in the person o.
Chief Justice John 4. Kinney, Of Nebr,s.
ka. lie is native of New York. He
prsctlced law in Ohio and Iowa and
I Ieua 20 onn as Associate Justice in
1882, taking his family with him n.
returned East 10 1856 and loo.t.d !, NJ
brasks City, N. T. In 1859 Buch.r.n
'en. n'ni ou' ~ Chief Justice, and he was
continued over by Mr.. Lincoln until about
three months ago.
We trust that there ar. fsv u.-
or "any other man." who do NO, h..,
a favorable character in comparison with
John =. Kinney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

MODEL REsoLurIoNs.-At ! political
meeting Of the Union men of Stetson.
Me-, held on Saturday last, the forov;n :
resolutions, proposed by MIR. Lewis p.r.
ker, were unanimously adopted
THAT this rebellion il unoon.,;...
tional.
That it is constitutional to put Il
1swa.
That Mr.. Lincoln is pusaiag it
That Ne will support him while
chou. il.
THAT Mr. Couy ross for thu r;shA
G-TAal W 20 Tor Lr. Cony.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03
%. Louis Medical College.

TSHE REGULAR LECfGhfs IN
THIS lNoflfuTtOA Win ssn%ee-s - asaa
- ooAssvs - - sbsr. sbsss = n ~ . rrei mia
orl ssesee = 0eeneoe
paS fursher tAssFmanop sirsaie,. . Hrsss
e1G2e-a9w OHARLGS 4. P0Pk, Bean.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

NEW BOOKS.
The Boob Of Days;
SAmPaien OF ino. and 1es3-by Sehaik;
mystsfi1 VI Lie and D-ssh and Fnsurfty;
sA a Odds by Baroness autphAeus;
Ny southern Triends-by Author Of Amon~ A..
Pines. sne
Children ofthe Abbey;
Gil Bias;
! Thaddeus % Wersav;
Don apixotte;
Scetssh Chiefs;
The Woman in White;
No Mime;
Les Mistrables,I VOL
Packard Minor Surgery,
.,,. F0rs.iby NV. wEsrcorT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

Hon. JAMES HARLAN viii address th pc opls q
follows:
KsosAuqus, Van Burs Co., Friday, Sept eth.
bi somnrds Davis Co., Saturday, sept. 9Th.
Ceptrsvilis. Appanoose Co., Aondsy, Sept. 7th.
Cor, don. Ws'ne Co. Tuesday, Sept 9Th.
Leon. Decatur Co, Wednesday, sept. eth
0ceoa, CLARK Co, Thursasy, Sept. 10Th
Wintsrset. Madison Co, Friday. Sept. nth
Des Aoinss, Polk &C, Saturday, Sept. 18th.
1ndiaeois. Warren Co, Monday, Sept. lab,
Knoxville, Marion Co, TUESDAY, sspt 18Th.
Charlton, Lu cas- Co, Wednesday. Sept Issh
Alba, Monroe Co, Thur day, Sept. 18th.
0uumva, wapslto Co. Psidsy, Sept. 18th
RddyvIlis. Wspeo Co, T1ssday, Seps 22d
Oskaioosa, ha hasks Co, wedn esdsy, Sept. ga.
sigurnsy, keohuk Co, Thursday, Sept. alth.
Fairfield, Jefferson, F,idsy Sept. Ssh.
Warrington, washicgton Co, Monday. Rent. qssb.
Wappeilo, Louiaa Co, Tuesday, Sept. apsh.
Bnriingtons Des Moines Co, ~ ednesday Sept 3oth
The sevsni County COMMITTEES are requested 70 b,
asent In giving public notice Of the time and places
81 mseunG 10 their respective counties and in max
ing ali necessary arrangements for the meouugs.
the meesnSs in all the appointments will comm enc,
81 l o'clock n. \.
rB0S. r. wITHROw,
Ohm Repub. State Central Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03
Dentistry.
III A OK LINE
BEYOND EDDYvuxn.

an, nv ~ me e., aoeen.odssion Of the trav-
t.oiished . DAILY Line OF HSnf
wv. .l.,, OsAaieosa Belle Pontaine K.o.,siS.
sandy yiils. Indiaasla, s.. chariss III.
sssssn. % Lssis, ID ca county "
1aeas ron = senaeeisu viii n. .,.-., -
pensre 81 sheosrs Of nddyv,le
~ eeoMraAeis nasks, ssod stoek. So vnl
N travelling puliie.
Hay - ioo.-Aw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

A-A young man at tea party over
hearing one lady say to another, II have
something for your private ear" imme-
oiateiy exclaimed, Il protest against il.
Tor privateering is illegal"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

WALL PAPER.-Receiyed this d.v
". sock Of Wall Paper, new designs:
futbams Pendulum Curtain Fixture.
Jndds Curtsin Fixiarcs
Gree1 holland for MindoWs
Buff Holland tor Windows
CFris, TAssels. &c.
lp-d47 n w -p-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03
PARrucULAH NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under sh. name o.
Bitsers- pat up in guam bctties compounded Of TIE
cheApees Viii koy ooiaman ram. eo~fins fsoa
20 cent? per Eaios, The lasts daguised BY An,se o,
Cersandsr Seed.
This eiass Of Btess has eausei and will continue Il
- long they Be- ssd bunds eds to die IN.
death Of the drum sard By th~ir Ms sysen
cCntihuay under TIE tina uence u Acsholc slim
OF the vosst kiad, the cssire fer Liquor
kept up Sad the result all The horrors CO nj
. drnnkards hfe aud death.
for thns- tho dssrs and VIII have . Liquor Bitsers
ubiisA the foIlc@ins rscsips. st one Kettle N
HoeAanAI German Filters and MIR With three 0aarts
or geed Brandy - Whlskey. and the sssat viii ss
preparation that viii mr. excel msdein via aes
and tue ex1elleses aay OF ~ Liqnnr Bers
In tbs market, and Vii cost Dueh lees- You viii b.
all tho vrtne u MOeAandS bittcfs eonseetion With
Eo04 article OF Lqaar, Al much less price than
theae inferior psepsxatlons vii cost You.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-03

II. b. Tess-E ycIts' .Agesscs
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21
For the Standard.

For the Standard.
To the Presidents AM Directors Of the North Car
olina and Raleiyi and CASTOR RaiL Hoad Cvm
panies.
GENTLEMEN Il have some complaint to make,
and desire you to enforce such rules as will Sc
cure transportation to those who are IN INDECENT
circumstances. l see that tho Express company
have precedence not only over private transportation
for soldiers wives and children, but of government
stores for the benefit Of those who in the ser
vice Of our country. Look out and watch and be
wide awake for ifsomething is not done soon other
matters may spring up.
Soldiers, their wives and children, will demand at
your hands what is due to the public notwithstand.
ing the claims Of the Express company and hordes
OF spectators. see freights Of tobacco and other
articles passing by Express that ought not to be for
warded until those necessary should be discharged
Should tobacco and other articles of luxury pass
while salt and breadstufs, of wheat and corn, as
we'll as pork, &C., stard by? trow not
Spectators and their accompliccs are as usual, all
anxious, and do not wonder at this, it is their
pleasure, but our country is more than they, and
if something is not done will be in an awful pre-.
dicament. My advice to the Rail Road companies
is to pay attention to their own business and leave
outsiders to attend to theirs The public have right
to demand Of You reciprocal courtesy, and you
have no right to honor one man or company more
tuah ahOtuer Inc fSall it0aO was quilt Tor mutual
benefit, and the stockholders have no more right
than the community, as they procured their pripi.
leges from the public
Two things must be considered; first that the
government freights and transportation must be
passed; and second, that all others for domestic
consumption for soldiers wives should take prece
dence. that spectators may stand back while the
soldiers and their families be preferred Otherwise
we may be lost in labyrinth of difficulties that we
are not aware Of. j. N. Nc.
Raleigh, Jan. 1868.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21
THE SOUTHERN HEPATIC P117,~
INHIS COMBINATION OF wEnIc1Nn, LIN.

'nio COMBINATION OF MEDICINES w I" S',.
sParea oy the proprietor in 1925 when ha
40 in a tnree eminent physicians in sonlIa was pro-
him. He ~ mSs Stage OF Consumption These PlL
Of active professional duties saGs Of age and in
ers created such demand for them that Sa a upon
!" resist from supplying them gratuitousy. COMPELLED
iney are NOT recommended by the proprietor 40
or TEE LIVER Many persons have testified !" a
good effects in ais and Fsusrs, Bilious Ener po 70 hr
nag, Dyspepsia, &C., de- N''''' rneume
Read the following:
8 d. WALLACE. ESQ, Treasurer of the Wimi,aton
tSe. Ea oad Aug 80 1852 1t has been
may 6e 1t caused me long and severe suern" p. na
oe1tlay friend furnished me with few boYss of
Hepatc pAs" and the use 81 them his aertsctsJ VI zoe
In my family they have been used freoufnsv with s
saece's Among my acquaintances many cases orignsa
oiseaseo ver have been relieved and cured BY ,hsT
forwarding this voluntary tribute" p'e''u'e
CoL. JOHN WRIGHT, of Goldsboro' N c.. Auo Il ,0,,
says: have used the Southern Hepakic PHI in
ny mere and also on my plantation in Alabama and G
w,sh success have valuable servant girl who had t
long s'me under treatment for consumption, without "a
ceVing any benefit Almost in her extremity r,.
duced to try the Htpqc Pills. They were given anna
tod,rectons, and she is we entireLv !
similar case occurred among my servants in Alabama
Forliyer and lung diseases Iaoe perfect confidence in them
faA directions and other certificates will be found ua Ii.
wrapper of each box.
The great rise in the price of medicines compes the mr.
pretor to put these pills at so cents box ASit nav
notbe possihe to procure all tile Ingredients it sooud
for the afflicted to order them at once.
Frum the prices above stated liberal discount uEs
made to dfotrs as long as the pills be furnished
Address GEORGE W. DEEMS, Wilson, North CaroEn
For sale in Raleigh, N. c., by WILLIAMS & Hay,
WOOD, and P. F. PESCUD.
Dec. l6, 1862. 51-wSmpd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21
COURT OF PLEAS AMI
Quarter Sessions, Deceu.
Der Term, 1862.
NORTH.CAROLINA.
II Franklin County.
JAMES REID and wife and others
THOMAS PERRY and others.

AHOAAS Ehhl anu OtueTS J
James Reid, tho executor named in paper script pur
porting to be the last will and testament of Bu r Pe
deceased having propouuded the for probate SOL
emn form at the December term 1852, of franklin County
Court and appearing TO the Court that Thomas Perry
Elizabeth Pulliam, wife of Joel Pullam and the children
of Sarah Bonner, deceased, towit: William H. Bonner
Martha Brown, wife of DR.. A P Brown Caroline Douglas
wife of C. L. Douglas, Mary Trent, wife of W. C. Trent
side beyond the limits of this State 1t ordered by The
Court that publication be made to the above named per
in the Raleigh Standard for nine weeks to be end
that they appear at the term of this Court to be
the second Monday of March, 1862 to witness
be had respecting the psh-A. % ~es> ~ VIC
last viii, aud Testament Of said Burrell Perry.
Witness, c. Horton, Clerk Of said Court, at Office in
Lousburg, the second Monday of December. A. 1852
T. G. HORTON, c. c. c.
Jun. l3, 1888. (pr adv. 81 .S-wst
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21
r. B. L.

LADIES' WAY SIDE Hosp1rAL.-This hosnit.Iv
located near the N. @. Railroad depot, has given
shelter to many q poor careworn soldier, and many
will be the prayers offered up by the recipients Of
its comforts for the ladies who established superin-
tended and contribute TO it The immediate charge
Of this hospital devolves upon Assistant Surgeon
w. O. Roberts, while its general supervision, as are
oil other hospitals within the State, IS under the
care Of Surgeon General Warren. Both Of these
gentlemen will be found at oil times ready to do
their whole duty, while the ladies' here Is every
where in tho South, win be found un:iring in their
attentions to the wants of the soldiers Pro.
gTesa. 80.
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cRERNsRoRoUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,

cRneNSBOROUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,
GREENSBOROUGH, N. q.
rzHE SPRING SESSION OF 1863 WILL BEGIN
on the first day of January. and close on the third
Thursday in May.
t;ons and beahul and quiet location, this Institution
offers superior facilities for the acquisition OF thorough
and accomplished education.
TERhS SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board $95; Tuition in regular course $50; Music on
Pauo Guitar $40 Painting $40; Drawing 81; French
$40; Latin and Greek $lU each Vocal Music %.
Board in advance.
For full particulars apply to
Dec. 8, 1859. 96-wf.
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LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE 3l2 ACRES OF LANE, TWO
miles north Of Hi'sb"rough. The land ia very pro-
ductvs sud well adapted to corn, wheat and tobacco will.
large quantity of meadow grounds. The land is we'll
supplied with WATER and the improvements consist Of
large barn and stables with two good framed houses ans
q log house. If not sold it will be for rent. Terms
to suit the purchaser. "
JOSIAH TURNER, Sr.
Hilsboro' N c.. Nov. IL, 1869. 45-wtf
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PALERMO.
For the Standard
GIBsoNyILLE. n. c.. Ian &

GIBsoSvILLE, N. c., Jan. 8, 1853.
Mr. HOLDEN: Il have just attended sale Of
hogs at this place. and send yo the amount Of SHES
&c They are the West Chester Whites, brought
from near Philadelphia some few years Since by
Mr.. Gilmer, of this village. Five sows with six
pigs each, and four sows that will have pigs in Eve
or six weeks and one boar nine months old. brought
the snug sum of $4,000. The father of tho sows
was put up and not sold, the highest bid only being
$3.50; the highest sow and pigs was Sill, and the
lowest s7l. This, think, shows that the people
in this country have no idea the Yankees viii ever
get here. There were bidders here from three or
four adjoining counties. The hogs are beautiful
and usually weigh from $50 up to as high as s7o,
twelve months old. Mr.. Glmer deserves credit for
his enterprisng spirit and he has certainly been
paid for bis hogs. .s:5. - =,
Yours truly,
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TAKEN UP,

A Nd COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF FRANKLIN
"A County, N G., on the 9Th November last negro Nan1
who saws his name is JOHN He is about % or 81 years
of age, about feet inches high brown complexion and
has inpedment in his speech Said slave first said
that be belonged to Robert Love, Haw River. Z, an
since that he belonged to James Carter Hanover County
Virginia. L
Also, negro boy who says bis nane is BLAKE and
reported himself be the property ofa Mr. Snow Shs
of Halifax but now says that he belongs to Mr. McNrs
of Richmond, Va, Blake is about feet 8 or inchA
brown complexion, and is about 90 years old.
The owners Of John and Blake hereby notified
come forward prove property and pay expenses or h
will be disposed of as the law directs.
w. s. YOUNG, JalOr
T.,uishuro e. Dec IT, 1862 5l-wtf
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NOTICE.

a WOUNDED SOLDIER RETURNING TO HIS
a Regiment unfortunately had his trunk mischecked
On Monday night the 22d ult in Raleigh Weldon. and
when arriving this City, found that be did not have the
right one The lost is medium size. black packing
trunk marked ON o card to "a. e. Pullam Co., Rich
mond. Va" and contains soldiers clothing, &C.
The person who may have said trunk will confer favor
by sending il to Describe their trunk and we will take
PULILAM l. CO.,
Fra Kiln street,
Richmond, Va
Ian ,ssa. 3-w5tpd.
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rAKEN Up,

: a ND coMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF PERSON
a County North Carolina the 18th day Of October
isas negro EIICK, who says he belongs 70 David
Holly Of Chowsn county, N. c. and hired to work
the fiedmont Railroad. Said boy 10 medium in height,
very black aged 10 or 20 years square built and haa
large scar under his right eye. ~.
The 10 hereby requested to come forward prove
properly pay charges and take him away, he will be
dealt with according to Law. ~
Roxboro,, Oct Il, 1853. As--wti
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DESERTION,

VVXSON MANGUM, OF WAKE COUNTY. HAV.
w ing qualified in Company d. sOlh Regt. N. C. T.,
substitute for L. b. Allen, and having elected or re.
fused to 70 to camp is hereby declared deserter The
usual reward will be paid for lis apprehension and deve
commandant Of the camp of instruction near Raleigh
BY order Of the Colonel:
E. GRISSOM,
Capt. Co. D, Both Regt N. c. I.
Dec. 80, 1852. l-w4t
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NOTICE..

VN, As TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
w Jail Of Randolph County, North-Caroiina, on the
9Th day Of December 1862, two negru men, who say nn
their examination that their names are JOHN and JAM
AIRY, and tho they belong to Robert ASTON OF Society
Hill south Carolina John appears to be about forty
wears old and has but January appears to be
much Younger Both of the said negroes are black and
saw that they have been hired to work on the Danve
and Gr.ershorouyh Railroad. The owner is requested 10
cnme rwa-d prove property, pay all charges, aud take
,bn away or they will be dealt with the law directs.
~ d. F. STEED, Jaiior.
franklin Co., Jan. g 1868. 2-wtt
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The box containing 10 pairs socks, shirts, 8
towels Is bottles wine, bushels dried fruit tur-
nips, Irish potatoes, hams rice sausage, aaxseed,
sassafras root sage pepper. and barrel apples,
with 4 barrels potatoes marked to Surgeon General
E. Warren, came to hand on the 18th January, and
was Immediately forwarded to the North Carolina
sick and wounded soldiers at Richmond. The box
containing pair socks, 26 shirts, pair drawers,
blankets and the box containing 10 blankets, 20
pair socks are yet delayed. We sincerely trust the
agents on the route will look up and forward these
boxes as they are very valuable, and much needed
by the brave men who fought at Fredericksburg,
and now lie wounded at the different hospitals.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-01-21
FOR RENT OR SALE.

FOR RENT OR SALE.
SEVERAL VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE
- town Of Pttsboro, N. c. Will also rent lease for
term Of years, to the right sort Of man, my desirable
Hotel properly, which with proper management can be
made very .emunerave it being the only house of the
kind in the place. Apply to
MRS. E. r. COLLISION.
Pittsboro', Dec. 49, 1862. 5l-wSt.
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