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PUBLIC MEETING IN ORANGE COUNTY 1''

Ata meeting held at Thos. G. Dodsons underground
Orange County, Saturday the 5h of August 1863 on
motion, John G. Sykes was called to the Chair and An
derson p Gates appointed Secretary The Chairman
in few appropriate remarks having explained the object
Of the meeting Me>srs. Frederick Lloyd, Samuel Crsw-
ford Samuel Stubbns Thos s. Gates and Enoch Sy kes
. were appointed committee to draft resolutions The
committee through their chairman reported the follow
! ing preamble and resolutions ..- ...t
Should guard with jealous care their rights and
liberties and LOOK with eye single to their interests
we deem 1t our duty rsemen of to meet
IN public council and express views in regard the
policy the Confederate has thought proper to
pursue towards North Carolina and take position up.
holding and defending the liberties of the people of
State. Therefore, be it .. :, D..
ment towards North Carolina IRON the beginning the
war has been somewhat unfair and let her blood flow
freely but little is said concerning the honor Eaor
or patriotism of her sons. .... ....-
ReSOL0sd That we are opposed to the appointment of
men from other States 10 offices Of profit honor in Norh
Carolina declaring by their ion not capable of
!Osd That enough blood and treasure has been sac
riced in this prove that Citing will not &C
compIish the desired eud. ..-.... ~'-.r~ q
R1s9!ci That in favor of negotiation, and that
the people both North South should at select the
sbles and most unparalleled statesmen from amongst
them 10 meet in peace Convention Of the two sections
make honest patriotic, Christian effort brehren to
put stopto the present crus savage and unchris'an
ResolUed That we will cast our SURFACES no man to
represent in the Congress of the Confederate States
who declares himself opposed to negotiation and general
peace Convention. - . .-.- =
RSSoIUed, That do not think it proper in any man
nnde sixty years to advocate secession, who his in
huence yet other into the army and his money to
keep himself out ...E OIL.
Rcsoipsd That opposed to secession spectators
and exoroners staying at home while their Conserya-
tive neighbors are in the army -'..
RssOE0ed That approve the course of W. W. Holden,
every step be has taken to uphold the various interests
of North Carolina and would recommend his paper to
every man who is lover Of his country: 49, III. =
RsSoL0ed That copy Of these resolutions be forwarded
to the Standard and Hlsborough Recorder
with request that all papers concnrrlng copy:
'. 'r"7 JOHN c. SYKES, Chm.
b ANDERSON p CARES, Sec'y- 81.
I'VE acknowledge the receipt Of Ste for subscriptions
to tina SfdndGrd made at th close Of this meetn9I
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TXECU TIVE DRP8RTMENT NORTH
h Carolina Adjuiant Generals Office, Raleigh August
18th, 1853 General Order, No. ]. =.
) l. The following persons exempt from duty in the
Guard for Home Defence" except from drill or service
within their counties, when invaded by the enemy
sFIRsT CLAss-An physicians who now are and for the
last five years have been prsctcng in their
Railroad Officers and employees not to include aborers
Except two expert track hands for each section for eight
miles, who are exempt) pOrters and messengers; one
miller TO each mill mail carriers the commanding officer
of each Brigade Regiment and Company Of the Militia,
and Adjutant of the Regiment Where any of these OH
GERS have accepted commission in the Guard for Home
Defence" the next officer in rank will be exempted This
class is also exempt from drill.
SECOND CLAss-Contractors with the State COnfed-
crate Government and their necessary employees one
Deputy Sheriff in each county where there Tax Col
lecor; Editor each Newspaper and all necessary
conpOsOrs Professors in Colleges and Teachers in Acad
emies.
H. Post Masters civil officers of the Confederate
Government and exempt by law. Quakers, who have
may pay the tax imposed BY law and those who have
been exempted from military duty upon surgeons IT,
6cate of disability approved at this Office, exempts
from all military duty.
I'LL The Commanding Officers will order Company
drills every week. Saturday afternoon, and Bat
TALON drill once month. i..
By order of Governor VANCE:
DAN'L G. FOwLE,
Adutant General
August 90 1863 $780, .... .' 6S-H.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN RANDOLPH CT COUNTY 1J;rrS,D


large and respectable number of the citizens of RAN
dolph and Guford counties assembled at Glsdesboro,
the 18th August 1858. On motion of Mr.. Nathan Robins
JOS Walton Esq. called to the Chair, and A. O. MUIR
appointed Secretary ......
The Chairman, in a few appropriate remarks, having
stated the of the meeting Messrs David COtrane
j. G. Anthony, Rev w. F. Gray, Jesse Coltraue Jesse
Frazer, ClarksOn TomnSOn and A. G. Murrow sp-
same who reported the following resolutions which
UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
WHEREAs The time has arrived that every true friend
of liberty should exercise the right which is guaranteed
opinions with regard to the public good and whereas,
fully of the opinion that the condition of PEG
pie is such as to demand every lover of life and liberty
be willing to adopt method aud put forth
effort to stop this wicked and bloody war therefore
PesOtOed That we are opposed TO the continuance of
this unholy to the destruction of lives and prop
erty.
ResOUed That we are in favor of any peace that will Sc
rights and which will not tend to enslave u.s.
RtsOLoed, That agree to abide by majority of the
of North Carolina plan that be yised
in Convention assembled, or otherwise. -.
RssU0ed That we hereby pledge sacred honor and
property for the maintenance of any honorable effort
that will secure to the people of this State speedy peace
RsROt0ed That the decision Of the Judges of Su
prene Court and the laws of North Carolina should be
respected by the military authorities.
ReSoed, That the President having called upon for
men, deem detrimental to the best interests of
the State that any troops be furnished believe
too many have already gone em this part of the State
ResotOsd, That do refuse pay any that is
in The bounds of reasUn in Confederate currency; but a
ter taking into consideration the diminished crops Of
grain We do object to paying any portion of our pro-
duce as tax. 5000. "a =
Rssoe That any attempts TO suppress the freedom of
speech or the press will meet with our hearty dsappIo
val. .F -, =
ssOlved That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub
lished in the Raleigh Standard Raleigh Progress Green's
OoFo Paf''' and the Ps'pli o5 HPii WALTON Chm
A. C. MURRow, Sec. rs. .. ...
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For the Standard.
FOR the OtaDdaro
PUBLIC MEETING In GUILFORD COUNTY.

For the Standaro
PUBLIC MEETING In GUILFORD COUNTY.
At public meeting held at Sandy Ridge Guilford
ty Saturday 18th Of August 1885, 200 persons
being present, motion, George W. Bowman was called
to the chair, and Marion Creole appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting being Understood u be peace
meeting Messrs Caleb Idle, JAS Edwards Nathan Beard
and Romulous WilbOrn, were appointed committee TO
draft resolutions expressive of the same Who having
ported the following preamble aud resolutions, they
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS We have every reason to feel devouty thank
ul To Almighty God for the maDy privileges, advantages
and blessings, freemeh enjoyed under Republican
form of government; therefore, be il
RsOTed That The decisions OF the Judges Of our Su-
preme Court and the sovereignty and laws of North Caro-
lima ought TO be respected by the military authorities at
Richmond.
Res That the of the Confederate government
towards North Carolina from the beginning of the war;
has been any thing but fair aud honorable.
Rtotcsd That the act Of Congress- 10 secret session.
from the hard la6orers of the Conederacy Onetenh of
the peoples living instead OF taking back their own cur
rency III tax unjust and yrannca and We solemny pru
test against the act.
ResoLred, That President Davis has called upon the
Governor Of North for all conScrps from the age
of Is TO As deem it unjust to the best interests OF the
State, for any more troops to be furnished.
RssotOed That IN favor Of Peace Convention to
be composed Of delegates from all the States elected by
the people, To meet soon in Convention, to make good
and permanent peace.
Rssoiped That we are in favor of immediate arms-
tice this bloody desosting which has already
caused the death OF many hundreds Of thousands Of
poor unprepared mortas and who have eh behind them
many millions of mourning widows and orphans, and
which has brought upon this happy and free people
ncacuIable loss and rrerievable woes and degraded
in the estimation of all Christian people the world over
Immediately
Resolved That in opinion, under present and pre-
vang the best thing the people OF North
Carolina do to go in for the principles of Washing
ton Jefferson, Madison Monroe, Jackson &c. and for the
Constitution as it is
Rssoiued That W. W. Holden is the abest and best de-
fender of the rights of the people i'll this State and
cheeruly endorse his conservative sentiments and prin
cpleS.
Reousd That the proceedings of this meeting be sent
TO the Editor Of the Raleigh JHdard with request that
he publish the same.
Destructives themselves behaving very respectfully and
even voting for some of tbs resolutions
G. W. BOWMAN, Chm.
MARIoN CaEDE, Secy.
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"HOUSANDsO OF BOXES OF THE sOUTI

Il ERN HEPATIC PILLS have been Orderedn one y
Wherever known their continues. Without pun
they have gained ground by their real value e VI
than five hundred persons are known to have been eu
by these Pills..
This excellent family medicine is recommended By
proprietor as good only for diseases of the Liver he
respondents say that they also Bilious Rhenmasn
Pneumonia, Chs and Fevers Bilious FeVerS, Piles sd
Worms. They are perfectly safe medicine. =,
Peter Walden, Esq, of Dinwddie County Virginia Ss
describing remarkable cures in his family OF Bi;Gns NI
matsm and Pieurisy, says: My Doctors bill mas g'
heretofore from $l75 to 600 per year. have used s
heSe pills. for my family, which consists OF eighteen vi"
and cOlOred, and have not called in Doctor lhlS =
great saving. They certainly are the best family He'
ever discovered"
Rev. John W. Potter, of Greene county, North Carols
had suffered twelve years from diseased liver, "nGl
physicians had not been able to He says; u y
menced taking the Hepatic Pills with no conlden9
them. They acted like charm on me-. From tnA y
have improved have perSevered in their use unt.
by Gods blessing am well and hearty. had lI+
man who, as | believe. saved from death BY aus
these pills. My Doctors bill annually from 8"
5000, but l have had no fise for physician since
Thos. II. Raney, Esq Granville county N. c says;
find your pills to be the best family medicine haT
used They have proved very beneficial in my OWL
have been very much afflicted for s years, and han
every kind of medicine that could get, but have
more relief from your pills than all Others. Ny die"
bronchial afflictIOn, and q complete prOstratIon
nervous system. have used them in ten or filtee3 =
in my family and find them to be the very medaa
nearly all family Diseases
The great rise in the price of ingredients and the l
taxes compel the proprietor TO increase the retail pm
quit the manufacture. They not more profitable 10"
than when sold at lower rates.
PRIcE-$l, so box. For $l5 dozen boxes will o. :
prepaid to any part of the COnederacy. Those VINO %
less than dozen boxes must apply to the druggIs
Great reduction nade to Druggists and Merchants u"
By the gross Cash must always accompany orders;
Address GEORGE. w Deems
Wilson, y. c
A,a 1890 RS-w&swImp4
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$50 REWARD,

ANA WA FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOU
Ia the 14th of May, my negro boy SIDNEY. liz i
about II years old dark mulatto black keen ewes and
face He may have gone off in the army with some sod
but he is supposed to be lurking about Oxford or end
son where he has relations The above reward will
upon his apprehension and confinement in Jail or Ei a
livery to c. Herndon, in Oxford or his owner in m
lower part of Orange county near Cedar Fork
B. 81. HERND0N
June 49, 1868. 5O-w&swtf
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6IAMP, JAMES ISLAND, S. c., AUGUST
bers of Co. c. Sls N c. Regiment who are absent with
out proper authority report the camp of the 8lst
regiment Immediately; those sick furIough and haI
ing been sending certificates of disability from local ply
scans must report in person. those certificates
longer regarded those eonvaescng and unfit for du
Board, and if found incapable to perform the duties of
soldier, urOugh will be given passing through the pro-
per channel THOS. II. WKAY, Lieut.,
CommandIg Go. C, 3ist Regt N. G. T.
August 90, 1888. 6S-9t.
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$50 REWARD.
Conscript Office,

CAMP HOLMES, N, G., June 5, 1862
A REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
n for the arrest and delivery the Camp of Instruc-
en of the following soldiers who deserted from the Esd
Regiment N. c. Troops the 25th day of May, 1858:
e Private JOSEPH CARPENTER, Company B. "a years
of age, five feet six inches high dark plexion dark
hair dark eyes, three of his upper front teeth out
patton when enlisted farmer enlisted in Lincoln County,
North. Carolina.
Private S. D. HUDDLESTON, Company E, nineteen
ten inches high enlisted in Granville County by occupa-
ton when enlisted a farmer. -
ByOrder Of Col. PETER MAAbR1r Commando COnscrips
for North-Carolina.
J. c. PIERCE, Adiutant.
June 9, 1853, Aft.
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u,n rnEY orERs OF THE FIFTH CON-

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH CON IN.
oressibnai Dstrict-The emergency calls for the
ursst and ahes men to serve the country in her Legs
iative councils, The we'll known character oil CaPtan
JOSEPH j. DAVIS Of Franklin for PATRIOTISM lntegri
and wisdom plainly indicates him the htest man In tne
District represent US in the next Congress- Capt
Is now leading his gallant company against the nvsaers
of his country and does dream OF bis lenos en-
terainng the idea of voting for him for Congress OF any
other civic position at this time but We are connoe1'
thar he will shrink from responsibility 10 which MS is
low citizens may callhim. Well known and universally
respected as he IS Frshkn county offers her noble SOP to
the yoters Of District in full confidence of his election
on account of his unpretendng merit and for the
good Of the country Patriots your suaSes are asked
for wise and prudent statesman and gallant soldier
-Ot MANY VOTERS
IL. o ,eeR ..... ..Ha.- std.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, BY BRA NSON
N FARRAR CO., MYRTLE LEAVES, by Rev A.
w. Aangum, now in press second ediiOn-a book pecu-
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and to the loved ones at home.
MORVEN LINDA, 8 tale of soldiers faithful love-
an extract from Myrtle Leaves pretty poem ready
Price per hundred $1,000
HESPER AND OTHER POEMS, by Theo. H. Hill
second edition just published
sparkes every page with bright gems of thought
and expression. - Church L.teLigencer.
" This is true, genuine poetry."-SGLisbury Bonner.
THE ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK, revised from
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THE DIXIE PRIMER-secOnd edition. A popular book
for the children.
Price per hundred 80.
THE FIRST DIXIE READER will soon be ready.
THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER, with maps, in press
now Send in your orders.
FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION just out is designed to
precede English Grammar it contains number of pleas
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HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS suited to
Sabbath Schools and to soldiers in camphe best book of
The sort yet published.
Price so cents
Miscellaneous Books for Sale.
CATECHISMS FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.
THESUNDAY SCHOOL BELLA collection of hymns
for the of Sabbath Schools This book has been long
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Price, 80 cents.
GREAT EXPECTATION-Read it and realize the value.
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HEADQUARTERS. CO II a1na -

HEADQUARTERS, co. H, 3IST ppc;
ment N G. +, James Island, S. C., Aug i'm NJ
All enlisted men of thiscouApGny who are 49,.
leave are ordered to report in person to their conn
within the space of tsUet0e days or their Names
published as deseterS. and will be treated accurdDs
1t is time OF peril to our cause! Your couutrS T.
rights yonr homes your resides, and all that is ~.
you require your efforts to maintain them as irssr
anu II Is 10 De hoped you will pursue the course imu
ately to avoid the disgrace and penalty of deserton
JOHN W. SMITH
LIST It, Command'g Co. II, Sst Regt y. en-
Aug. II, 1868. 67NwIsrn
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DLANTER'S HOTEL, RALEIGH, N. c.
Persons visiting the City of Raleigh will find it to
their advantage and comfort to stop at the PLANTERS
HOTEL its location being pleasant and retired and con-
veaient to the State House and business part of the City
The propretors solicit liberal share of public patron
age aud promise 80 do all in their power to render those
who stop with them comfortable Their table will be we'll
supplied with everything the market and nding
country Affords and served up CRAFTY the hungry
and suit the most delicate appetite.
The long omnibus which runs to the Yarbrough House
will also take passengers to the Planters Hotel
- PARTIN Balm.
Raleigh, July 90, 1868. 6l-2m.
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mo THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
III CONGRESSIONAL DISrRICT.-The undersigned
take pleasure 10 urging upon their feew OF
Congressional District the of Lieut.. THOMAS Y:
FULLER as fit person to represent them in the neft
Congress Lieut. Fuller has consented to allow his name
to be used by his friends These times when platforms
are not needed all who know Lieut. Fuller know thahe
is fully capable of filling the position with honor to HIM
self and the people of this District He has done ms dy
we'll in this war after exhaustng all means to retain
our old Union in its perfection he was one OF the hrs
after Liucons Proclamation to volunteer as private IN
the army in which he is serving as an officer
0--'-0.-, MANY CITIZENS.
IL OIL 1eee 60-tf.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,

III day the 26th of January last, my negro boy nam
ANTHONY. He is of whitish yellow complexion abC
feet or inches high 10 20 years old and surp
to weight about 40 pounds. He has heavy head Of bal
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me
Prospect Hi Caswell County, Or confined in any isi
get him. F. l.. WARRY
Caswell Co., March 81, 1859. 26-wEsWrf
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Ia X FOR SALE.-THE ADVERTISER OF
Il fers for sale valuable FARM, containing 225 acrs
situated in the County of Aamance, within one and h.
miles OF Haw River Station, the N G. Railroad The
are on the premises comfortable dwelling house and
necessary Outbuildngs Price 5000
For further information, apply to G. W. SWEPSOY d
F. d. KO0NCE, at HaW River, n. e.
June %, 1863 5l-wSswtf
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@En REV ARD .-RANAWAY FROM
SDOO the subscriber the night of the I'd inst. in
\ adkn County, two negro boys HENRY and MACK -
Henry is dark color, about 81 years DID, medium height
and sze his skiu under his Clothes is rough from
cent attack of chickenPox. bought him of J. j. Hena
gen, of Charlotte n G., and suppose he is trying to
made his way there under the protection of soldiers tra-
cling the cars.
Mack about II years old not TALL and rather chunkey;
has in each temple close to his hair color almost
copper, No doubt he and Henry travelling together
will pay the above reward for the apprehension of the
said boys and their confinement that them their
return to me at Huntsville, YadkiD County N. G.;
L. LYNCH.
Aug. II, 1858. SIT.
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Nd COMMITTED To IAN

Il a negro mau who says his name is PETER, and I'D
he was raised by Council Best, of Wayne County, n d
and now belongs to William Harvey of Richmond, Va
The of said boy is hereby notified to come fOK
prove property, pay charges and take him away o. a
will be dealt with as the law directs.
JOHN W. DIXON, SherE
Greene Co N c.. July 10. 1868. 56-W6SVf
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THE PEOPLES FACTORY.

VNE ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR THE BEJ
w eft of the people. We are now manufacturing ID
firing shuttle and old: fashioned looms SDinnr =?
GedSteGdS &c. In few days expect to be manuaSu
ing shoe lasts and pegs.
Our Foundry is also in operation and castings Of 8
kinds will be furnished as far possible The arua
interests of the country will receive especial ain
We will pay the highest prices for old castings VIII
you must bring to if you desire the supply Of new a
ings to be kept up We shall be prepared to u1;
glolUs of various kinds by wholesale and retail Soda
wives will be furnished with necessary articles at rd
prices. SIMPSON HOOKER
HiIIsboro' N r. lime 1898 46-wGsVti
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"ANTED.-SIOO,0O 900 OF NORTH-CARO-
w lima eight and per cent BONDS, new issue, for
which the highest m lrket price will be paid. -
Apply to W. Il. RICHARDSON CO:
Raleigh, Aug. 8, 1862 6S-tt.
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF NopT,-

RY THE GOVERNOR OF NOpTr-~
- LIMA. A PROCLAMATION,- M H.CARG
to @s m s tSs Of people sill
Procaaton to the expectation Of certSiE extended Il
the Stale: vi 'ain articles f,g
NoN4aherefore, 1, ZEBULON B. yANcp
HoEtk do issue this Proclamation G5Srenr
and aeP Ss II 18th i 6s sSR in r ts5ss for d
Cotton and Wooden Cloth, Cotton and uT expectation d
leather and Shoes subject to the exception, sn Yarns
In witness whereof, zEDuLoS B. y,,,.
SEAL nor, Captain General and COMM oa Cover
,aas, hath signed these presents and
Seal of tbe State to be affixed. 'AuSea Ae Gtes
Done At the City of Raleigh, this 10th dsrof,
d. 1883 and in the Lightweight year of our august
K H. GTrLE, Jr., Private Sac,v H. b. VANCE
AugT6, 1883. %
q Al daily papers copy one week and westIs
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A TEACHER WANTE DON IMMEDIATE
n applications male Teacher, well recommended, can
get good School stated salary, if he prefers 1t. Ad-
Aug. rs, 1858 66-2tpd.
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June 9, 1858.

a BSCONDED.-ON THE THIRD OF JUNE LAST
n negro boy named ARCH, aged 10 years, weighs
about 100 pounds dark copper color has downcast look
when spoken to- Said boy hired from Mr. R. s. BOs-
WE'LL and was raised near Shady Grove Caswell county
tie carried with him about $lG5 in money small gold
watch and CHAIN gold pen and pencil with silver
case will pay $25 for his delivery to me- for his
inement so l can get him.
r. q. WRAY.
Reidsville. Rockingham Co., Aug II, '6S. 67-4tpd.