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l.. WONDERFUL RUSH lOk MALE And
FEMALE d 90, f.' tA'iDns, - No 3 B.oaduay,
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49, c G.s plumber, 90 70 90 the city Of Sevark
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INGINtER WANTS 4 SITUATION
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BOY or MAN To- WORK INA LIVERY
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CuMPFIENr Man or WOMAN Want
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iu.ls Of Ladies cofssts. At .aj Chsmb,rs 81,
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% l'h"' 500 vcit IN the hOI.s none bot an .rpe-
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4 COOP liANtK FOR SOMEBODY-One
= 'h'rsen $50, me AZ 40, one At $50, and one at
=" one saddle pony -lSbesid,s light wagons aud
Que doctor All Z which b. chance fof ,pecul .tor
,Fo Hy's ot 'auiaG' hors.s u Do sold cheap AT
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address Of reference, among sioa fuu b., tl Pc.
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not but the hanging Of few spectators would have
wholesome eect 70 talk about stopping i IN any osns.
way is perfectly ridiculous, for man who noa9s Up
and meat in his hoase tops and under his bSs IN NEE
times has regard for public 9P1lon moral Of
society ara never 30 supreey happy when filling Their
greedy paunches with the life blood OF the poor and des
Tue They doing our cause more damage than those
who try 70 take lives the battle field The scoun.
dres may revel in their gains now, but the loathng and
contempt of all honest men and the curse OF Heaven VIII
be their portion. But the day Of retrihuon viii GOMEZ
the must sop soon and then brave men who are
so fortunate to get home will SURELY take revenge ou
of these Specializing secession politicians
Mr. Editor my notion IT, he'll will be full Of them
that there will scarcely be fer any Others Oh the
bowling Of spectators in that place not be aWtn
Will not the cries of the widows and orphans be contlnu'
ousy rising up against themf How will they face them
in the Judgment dayi Will not backness gather in their
faces the idea Of meeting them theref Will the Lord
have mercy upon them and show them the OF their
way before it 6ua lily and everlastingy too late my
prayer. s. - = 49,. J. n. K, 25th N. @, J.
Madison Co., June IL, 1858. a. -" -as y
Henderson Times please cory.
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For the Standard.


Nh. EDrrOR being at home a short furlough from
the army Of the and being occasional reader and
admirer of the Standard although not subscriber owing
somewhat surprised to find the who went so strong
for the slide back and say cannot 60 nv busi
ness such cannot leave, there many and
children left already and that to suffer- fear only clear
me from the and vow will do all for the COM
fort Of the widows and orphans These very try
ing to push out every man in the commencement of the
war; especially the poor class They were going fight
through this war if they had to go their hands and
but as soon they pushed out all they could they
Tell back upon their dignity saying we cant CO. too much
property at stakehe poor 90 and fight for u.s.
New, Mr. Editor these are at home yet and what
we find them doing? Why, Sir they amassing for.
tunes out of the very Yes Of the poor Apoor woman
60 TO them to bug bread and for herself and
children but she is turned of with can't let YOU have
any don't like your money, it is not good" She then
tells him he don't let her have it she and her children
must StarVe He then turns of and leaves the poor wo
man 10 all her tears and Pleadngs are in vain,
Here are ministers Of the GOspsdid say ministers of
me gospeIpretended ones men who have been standing
on the public desk for number of years. warning sinners
to dee the wrath to come now sspplng the Yery lives
o. the poor widows aud orphans God pity them and show
tney are still IN the gall Of bitterness and in the
will tell you how these miserable desperadoes are
treating the children of moor sodiers live let
you have corn paw us Eve dollars ner bushe in
NeosS'e money, and dollar and TWENTY-FIVE cents
Pe ESE our bacon you will pay bank
dollar bank note than have three CSnssdersts Eyen
are selling corn to SISTERS at FIVE dollars knew
h.con tn; ~ y " que OF these disciples TO buy
moving ne nao plenty and TO spare but he said
RaFs no meat to sel-yOur money ia NOT ooodT dn't
ike Confederate npnsy- don't think It will be good
Instead Of selling their and meat to the tsmi
Hes 9! sodi they viii pack up and haul it to Soutb
oIcHa HDd buy such things they can speculate UDop
me when tet you these very meS were
'le SeR meqeement of the war; the most rampant hot
to be found They were going to hang
NJ asnan every man who opposed the measure
Whgs snd Know Nothing party brought il pon s and
God tOrSs S tSsss Ssa ssstr What
Ire.ted and tFamPed upon We should yery mncb dnra
s my Tss moo b. violence and hope that
upon the fair fame Of our good old State and vet we da1St
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION,
NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS.
ENROLLING OFFICE,
Sixth Congressional District,

sixth Congressional District,
GREESsBoRoUGH. June 18th, 1863
TIME COMMANDING OFFICERS OF THE MILITIA
Regiments in this district comprising the Counties
we'll and Person. hereby requested to proceed at
to reenro all white male persons within the limits of
their respective regiments.
This notice includes all those who have been previously
exempted detailed who have been discharged from
service from any cause whatever.
All contractors with the Confederate State Govern
ments making application for Details have the cir
cate ofthe officer with whom they made the contract up
on their application.
The commanding officers of the several regiments will
assemble their men at the times and places hereinafter
named for examination and enrolment, zig:
Col. Murray, 4sth Regt. N. C. II at Graham Alamace
County, on 25th aud 26th OF June.
Col. Aebane, 67th Regt N O. NJ. ut Greensboro Gull
ford County, on 2sth and 80 of June.
Col Coble, 6sth Regt N c. ~, at Greensboro Gull
ford County, on I'd aud Sd Of July
Col. Masteu list Regt. N. C. NJ at Winston Forsyth
County, on the 9th and 7th of July.
Col Matthews, l2st Regt. N. O. NJ. at Winston For
syth County on the 9Th and 10th Of July ors. ,or
~, on the 18th and I4th of July.
Col. Irwin seth Regt. n C. at Wentworth Rocking
ham County, on the 10th and 18th Of July.
Col billiard, 10th Regt. N. @. NJ at Wentworth Rock
ingham County, on the Goth and 2ist of July.
Col Pinnix, 47h Reg n O. NJ, at YancsyviIle, Cas-
well County. on the esd aud gath Of July.
Col. Hunt, 44th N c. NJ at Roxboro', Person County,
the 9th and 2sth Of July.
All Militia Officers will be required TO attend and show
their commissions to the Enrolling Officer.
No conscrpt will be allowed to volunteer after his
roment or put in substitute except at the camp Of in
structOn J. h. ANDERSON,
Enrolling Officer 9Th Congressional Dist.
W. r. CAPEHART
June l6, 1858. s5-w2t.
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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HEAD QUARTERS, Co. II,
sist Reg't N. c. Troops

HEAD QUARTERS, Go. II,
3ist Reg't N. G. Troops,
WILMINGTON, N. @.
At meeting Of this company, held in testimony of the
many virtues Of deceased friend and brothersoder
Corp Daniel Whitley, Lieut. A. " Horton called to
the Chair, and sergt. J. r. NOVEL; appointed Secretary
aud the following appointed committees to dra
outons for the occasion: Serg N. W. Poole privates j.
N. Scarborough and G. ID. Bum.
Corporal Whitley proved himselfa good and courageous
soldier and patriotic citizen devoted to the land OF his
birth. Entering the army early period he has
been found at the post Of duty and he has sealed his
devotion his country with his le-fen under the hand
Of disease, contracted the soil of SouthCarolina- He
died in Wilmington June Sth, 1868, of the combined eff
fects OF typhoid fever apd darrhG1.
The committee reported the following resolutions
Resot1ed That since his body rests in silent suul-
Der and be is more with u.s. we will cherish his name,
impsFishAhlA. a. --~----:---
ResOlSed That while we bow, in humble submission, be-
fore the TO His tribunal of departed brother
soldier, do the ireparabe loss Of good and
faithful soldier, knowing that SO we'll fill the
place of Daniel Whitley.
RsSOlUed, That tender to his bereaved family our
heart felt sympathes, and comminge sorrows with
their weepngs hoping that earthly loss his eternal
transfer to heavenly bliss.
LIEUT.. A. v. HORTON, CGm's.
SERG'r. J. r. NowELL: S.ey.
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The Senrgeantss Grave.

uC SCAI6CAuS'o oAoNOs
In youth, he TOLD with sturdy will,
Along the path that others trod, =,
To climb the heights Of science shilI,
And wOrshipped at the throne Of God
For he had learned in early youth
To bow before that mystic poWr-
To utter words Of sacred truth,
To cheer him in his dying hour. leo
No pride of ancestry or wealth,
Disturbed the tenor of his way;
Bnt puxer1ys And youth, aud heal -
Compositions of bis schooi-boy's day.
Embedded IN the sluggish earth,
The richest gems are Oft'nest found,
And real greatness dates its birth
From humble tillers of the ground.
From Greece and Roue's historic page,
The noblest lessons we,may learn:
The Hero, Patriot aud the Sage,
With ashes filed their c6G1st,y's urn.
Some Hero on the scroll Of fame,
Whose deeds are blaEoned DER the land
A higher, nobler niche may claim,
Than leader Of an humble band.
The SedrgeaRt sets the nightly Bstch
To guard the lines from sad surprise;
He walks his rounds to quickly catch,
The willy foe meath wintry skies
And where the clash Of srms is heard,
Or the red Artillery's roar,
lis there his flag is brayely reared,
And often crimsond Ger with gore.
Then do not pass unnoticed by
The turf that hides his last remains;
But pay the tribute Of asigh.
No coward guilt, his scutcheon stains,
Tho he is gone, his name will live
Amid the hOnOr'd and the brave;
His life, his all, be once did give;
His rest is now the Patriots grace.
The battles din no more shall rouse
he.sleeping tenant of the tomb;
The laurel wreaths for other broWS
For death has mantled his in gloom.
Here let us drop the starting tear;
Here plant the melancholy yew,
That deek'd the SeargeaHt's humble bier,
Fit emblem Of the brave and true.
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eco REWARD.

eco REWARD.
COnscript Office,
CAMP HOLMES, N. c., June 5, 1858. (
A REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
n for the arrest and delivery at the Camp of Instruc
ton, of the following soldiers who deserted from the Esd
Regiment Q. Troops, the 25th day of May, 1858:
Private JOSEPH CARPENTER, Company B. "a years
hair dark threo of his upper cnt teeth out occu
patton when enlisted farmer, enlisted in Lincoln County
NOrth-Carolina- -
Private s. D. RUDDLESToN, COMPANY E niDsteeu
years old dark eyes, dark hair dark complexion five feet
Ten inches high enlisedn Granville County by occupa-
ton when enlisted farmer.
By order Of Col PETKR MALLEFT Commando Conscripts
for North Carona. -
June Q, 1863. Eft
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$50 REWARD.

THIRTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID FOR TEl
Il apprehension and delivery of EBEN SMITH at csz
the State of North Carolina. The above named is abb
"a years DID, dark hair dark complexion, blue eyes 81
vIsage feet or 10 inches high. He is supposed
making his way back to Stanly County, NorthCsDElI
where he lives when at home.
Also, $50 will be paid for the apprehension and dersr
of ROBERT B. JsEE company K, 2Sth N. C. TroOps
camp of the 18th N. c. t. any camp of instructor
the State ofNorth- Carolina The above deserter abs
% years DID, dark hair dark complexion, feet 10 OIL
inches high, had the white swelling in one leg rabg,s5
visage. He is supposed to be making his way to san
County, NC J. NJ. CROWELL, LIST 1t,
COmmand'g Co. K, 2Sth n. C. l.
June IL, 1868. 49,
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THE CROPS IN CHATHAM.

Mr. EDEEoR:-0ur wheat crop il ready for the rea-
pers and 10 very Eood-thee not much soWn BY one
furth usual in this vicinity but there no doubt but
there viii be fully average crop-much more than last
weather for harvesting it. Oats, owing 70 the prevailing
drought, will not be good The young corn b LOOKING
rather poor but should be blessed with the latter rams
may yet make an average crop. =. ..Z,,t,
May we indulge the hope that before this crop Of wheat
and fathers may eli sit at tbe same table with loved ones
and eat bread in peace. SO may i be. st
% n e. Yours &c, .... 3
Pedlar's Hill, June IL, 1858. ...... .
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"STONEWALL JACKSON,
CHRISTIANS OINTMENT. n
"HE MOST POPULAR AND EFFICAClGHTSSs

"a
u the SontheFa Confederacy is now prepared ID W.
N. c., by THOMAS F. CHRISTIAN. .,,ae
The chief object In the original manufacture Oh WI
meut, was for the of Itch in its various forms F
however, proved itself an invaluable remedy o H -
ScalGhead eutaueous diseases in instances ~ m
Of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism; H. a
has relief been found in its use for itch and tee
army has of late purchased large supply p ,,J sa
hospital use In its application to over nuD "re
each glitch and letter, but failed Of cur or
been tested on horse flesh and found certain cur
backs and shoulders. In testimony of its 81
any amount Of reliable certificates could be aooI M,
is deemed out Of place, the ointment "hen tbss
ample proof of its Valuableness in the cure OF
ments. Il can be used in any climate eltheI ne u
rainy or clear weather without any danger to ,r
This ointment is put up only BY the sg0ScriVSS 1rrs
glass jars, with full directions, and will De ser
persons in want Of it at from one dollar 70
according to size of jar, application
the cash Druggists will be furnished at rs An OFI
duction; BY purchasing large quantity
promptly attended to-.
REFE2ENCES NC
CHARLEs F. DEEHs,. d. D., wilson, !"
!H@s - W. @. JoeDAx, T6ilson, N. G. NC. =.
.l,,,.,,. On: ": r. PLooPER, CasweI Co., -"
Wilson, n. G., Fsb. 10, isss.
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WRITING INK.

HTHE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW MANUFACTURING
II good article of fine BLACK WRITING INK. This
Ink have been making for the last ten years. has been
tested the best judges in the State and considered equal
to any that has been offered to the public flows free
for brlliancy and permanancy of COLOR it cannot be
surpassed by any Ink offered for SALE and needs no
commendatory notices to recommend it.
ORDERS from dealers will be promptly attended to.
W. ], GRAGSON
Graham, N. G.
May 10, 1885, 4l-stpd
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STOP THE RUNAWAY-s75 REWARD

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NOyDIy
IL night the 9th April last. HENRY, mulattoS
aged about Is years. and weighing l4O or $50 pounds IL
wore low crowned white hat, and thick outside wS
shirt. He is riding large fine bay horse, Is hands hi
making his way back to Richmond, SYa where The gt
scriber bought him last November Or he NAV atert
to pass to the Yankee lines beyond Richmond He rem
sents himself servant and says he is taking the hr
to his master in the camp He rode a wagon ssad.
with blind bride, having large dragon Bit He pas
ed through Salisbury, and will probably pass brGu
Greensborough, DanVille, Va, or Raleigh. l will gr
reward of $23 for the recovery of the horse and S.
the recovery of the boy. W. W. LONG
Huntsville, Yadkin Co, N. c., May S, 1868. SIT
tB Richmond Examiner and Petersburg Express CO..,
daily three times and forward bills to w. ". Long.
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saying: Come now let us reason togeIhef Though your
sins be scarlet they shall be white a. snow though
they be red like crimson they shall be as WOOL ye be
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Office of the North. Carolina r. r. Co.,
CnMpLNH SHOPS lime nth 1883

:. OUhFANl E'HUFsJ JUut
TIHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF TEL
Il Stockholders of this Company will be held IN Y
town of Greensborough, on Thursday, the ninth dsy
July next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ.
stockholders who do not expect to attend this mse
are requested to send their proxies; they will be up
with the blank forms application at the office or to
station agent JOHN Il. BRYAN, !R,
Secretsr
June 10, 1853. Std
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June 9, 1863.

Office Of the N0rth.CarOIina Railroad Co..
COMPANY Shops, May 18th, 1868. I
NJ0fICE Is GIVEN TO MASTERS AND OWNERS
of slaves that slave will be allowed to travel on
the trains Of this Road unless accompanied by their mas
ter or agent, authorized in writing and for whom ticket
must be purchased of the Railroad Agent before entering
the cars. 7. J. SUMNER
May l9, 1853. dim.
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MULE ESTRAY.

800 REWAKDs
DANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
II 18th of March, BILL, q dark mulatto negro man,
weighing about $50 pounds. He had on, when he left
soldiers clothes and cap hat He is supposed to
be lurking about Richmond, making his way to the
army as had him with me while there. will give the
above reward for his delivery his confinement in
some Jail get HIM. My address Salisbury n G.
-. TH0S. c. WATSON.
Nav 10, 1853. Aim.
~ Daily Examiner copy one month, and send bill TO
Carolina Waterman.
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For,tbe Standard.

This tribute Of respect to the memory Of old class.
mate and highly esteemed friend is dedicated TO Df JW
Shnn deceased Of Rowan county Seargeant In company
b 4h regiment of n t. who died at his place oil resi-
and highly appreciated his sterling worth and moral ex-
ceence, g.. d. A. II.