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PUBLIC MEETING IN BUSCoMBE COUNTY.
R. A. Cole, Sec'y

| At public meeting of the Conservatives on Reems
Creek Buncombe county, on Thursday 9Th inst; on mo-
tiOn of J. Britain E. NJ Jones was called to the chair,
| and P. H. Penand appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting then explained by the
chairman On notion committee was appointed 10 pre-
pare aud report resolutions expressive Of The same who
reported through their chairman the following, which
| were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS The time has come when the people of this
State should guard well their rights and liberties, and
look TO their future interest and welfare therefore, we
deem privilege and duty together in public
council and express views. far is connected with
the present ruinOus situation of once happy country
and consider wheeler to submit longer to certain
beeve) unconstitutional and tyrannlcal laws aud
appointments existing in the Confederate govern
ment or whether we are to resist and protest against
and demand their removal. Therefore, be it
ResoEUd That we, the citizens of North Carolina do be-
eVe that the of Confederate authorities towards
Mor.n UarOas aas oeen very SIaeu. snu s sui, ga
braVehearted North CarJlInans whose bones now lay
bleaching upon nearly every battle ground in the Coned
eracy.
R6solced That we love the name of North Carolina and
when she is deprived of her privileges aud rights have
expect to be- shall be sacrificed in her defence and
our blood shall flow for her alone.
Rssotced, That we do protest against the appointment
OF man from Virginia any other State, to collect the
tithes in North Carolina and we do demand the removal
of certain Bradford from this State, and North Caro-
linan to be appointed in his stead.
RsSOLcei, That know North Carolina has men pos
seSSed of every qualification 10 fill that office and that we
will pay our tItheS to man, North Caronian
Rotred, That rights is all want aud all We ask,
and if refused them do not consider ourselves
under any obligations whatever pay single 1.-THE
furnish another man for the Conederacy.
RsorL That the President having called the conscrpts,
from forty to iUrty6ve from this State deem 1t unjust
t the bests interest of the State that any troops be
furnished until other States have furnished their quota of
Resolre That tired of this desolating runuous
war; and will vote for to represent in any form
who will not publicly pledge himself to make use of the
first and all the in his power to bring about re-
Cancellation between the cOntendng parties.
RsoLrsl That approve of the course of the Inddri
4 n q a
for the rights of the State and the people general for
which respect and honor him.
Re.olcsd That these proceedings be published in the
StfRGEd.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
p. II. PENLAND, Secy.
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rmuess with which he upheld the civil authorities Of tue
State against the military meet our entire
R. BRYANT K Mckenzie and r. W. Barrett, Esqrs, De
appointed delegates from this district to meet WIN oe
gates from other districts in county GonTentI aeo &c
held at Carthage on Saturday, the 2sih August 1879, W
the purpose of nominating candidate to NIL the place u
Mr. Kelly in the Legislature, and also to recommend
candidate 10 represent the ftn CohgresslonS "
next Congress Of the C. ). A -r,,,
ResoEcf6 That approve the course of W. w Holden
and recommend the a"dardto every lover of liberty ana
ResozUed That the proceedings of this meeting be pup
lshed in the Raleigh Standard and all other papers in the
StateoppoSed to the DeStrHctiges -.,,, -,
HUGH MCKENZIE, Chm.
r. A. Cole, Sec'y
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V,o THE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH con-

NO THE VOTERS OF THE FIT IN % 80 A.
il gressional Disrict.-The emergency calls lot tue
purest and abest to the country In he Legs
lative councils The well known character OF captain
JOSEPH j. DAVIS of Franklin, for patriotism integrity
and wisdom plainly indicates him as the ttest man in the
District to represent in the next Congress- Capt Da
is now leading his gallant company against the invaders
his country and does not dream of his friends en-
ertaning the idea of voting for him for Congress or any
other civic position this time; but confident
that he will shrink from responsibility TO which his fe
low citizens may call him. Well known and universally
respected as he IT, Franklin county offers her noble SOD to
the voters of District in full confidence of his election
on account of his uupreteudug merit, and for the
good of the country Patriots surages are asked
for wise and prudent statesman and gallant soldier;
MANY VOTERS
JrIr 1asa 54-td.
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The Richmond Enquirer, in lengthy leader on
the situation, and the importance of rigid enforce
ment of the conscript law, after arguing ard urg-
ing with considerable force the imperative necessi-
ty of the State government taking the matter in
hand, as the only sure means of accomplishing the
object fully, has the following:
I'VE see that the Legislature of Alabama is
shortly to assemble. Will not that noble and gal
liant State take upon herself the duty to initiate
this great step, and make the arrest of skulkers
and stragglers the duty of all the State officers"
If is not, it should be known 10 that paper
that North Carolina " initiated" that "step near
ly twelve months ago, and no doubt that is the
reason she has always had more conscriDts in the
field in proportion, than other States. If militia
officer in this State neg!ects wuly, to arrest and
send forward deserter or conscript who skulks
from duty he forfeits his commission and is reduce
able to the ranks by legal enactment See mes
sage of Gov. Vance asd responding act Of General
ASS mbly.-ProgreSS.
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August 8, lst

NNAKEN UP, AND COMMITTED TO IA Ill
Il negro man who says his name is PETER, and that
he was raised by Council Best, of Wayne County N c..
and now belongs to William Harvey of Richmond Va
The owner of said boy is hereby notified forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away or he
will be dealt with as the law directs
JOHN W. DIXON, Sheriff.
Greene Co., N. c., July TO- 1868. 56-w&swtf
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOUT
II the l4th of MAY, my negro boy SIDNEY He is
about years old dark mulao black keen eyes and sharp
face He may have gone off in the army with soldier
he is supposed to be lurking about Oxford or Hender
where he has relations The above reward will be paid
upon his apprehension and confinement in JAIL bis de-
livery to D. G. Herudon in Oxford his in the
lower part of Orange county near Cedar Fork.
B. II. HERND0N.
June 49, 1868. 5O-w&swtf.
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&200REWARD.-MY CARRIAGE

S0nn REV D.-MY CARRIAGE
SDSDOO house broken open the night of
the 18th inst, and stolen herefrOm double
rage harness. nearly new, but little used and described
follows Saddles silver plated tops and white patent
leather welts tacngs pads BRIDES blinds trimmed
with white patent leather with small the top of
headstals made with bar buckles; bits straight bar with
rings, driving regns rounded and de Of leather
small covered buckle in middle of hand holt Also one
set single buggy harness. silver plated saddle srop lead
ing from saddle to crupper nlad with white leather
birdie without blinds, head stall inlaid with white patent
leather small fancy top of headsta rounded
of russell leather These harness about half bit
bride straight mouth piece with check Also one sin
gle buggy harness. about half wOrn with what is called
the setadusng tree bride to these harness new with
out blinds. Also black full qulred what is called
pad saddle without tree about half worm russell srrup
leather wood stirrups not covered. Also several riding
ana harness brides not described The above reward
three hundred dollars will be paid delivery the goods
to me and the conviction of the thief two hund-s1 uo
lars for the delivery of the goods -
Raleigh, Aug II, 1888. SIT.
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BISHOP ATKINSON'S APPOINTMENTS,
Christ Church. Rowan county, August g3rd
st. James, Iredell, 25h
Statesville, 2ftb
Gwinns Chapel, Wilkes county, 2sth
Wilkesboro', AMI
Grove Chapel. Caldwell county, Sent, LIST
st John Baptist Watauga county, Srd
LeuOir, Caldwell county, 9Th
MOrgantOn, stb
ChiIdsville, Mitchell county, 10th
Ashevllle, 18th.
Waynesville, Haywood county, nth
Hendersonvile, Henderson county, IGN
st. Johns in the Wilderness, Henderson Co, oath
81. Pauls in the Valley, Pennsylvania Co, 2ad
Calvary Church, Henderson county, 2!fb
RutherfordtOn, 9th
Shelby, Cleaveland county, 2yb
LncoltOn, Oct Is
Charlotte, Ab
Concord 6b
Salisbury, "sb y6
Lexington, 1Ih
HarstOn's Chapel, Davie county, 18Th
st. Andrews, Rowan county, 18Th
Mocksvile, IsiL
Huntsville, Yadkin county, Ism
Richmond Hill, Yadkin county, 2rb
Salem, SyJ
Germanton, Stokes county, o5E
Mountain Chapel, Rockingham county, g76
Leaksvile, Rockingham county 9gb
Milton, =, 9rst
Yu--~yVllle,
Greensboro, ~ ~
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july 8, 1858.

THO THE VOTERS OF THE Fol RTH
II CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.-The undersigned
Congressional District the name of Lieut.. THOMAS G.
FULLER as fit person to represent them in the next
Congress Lieut. Fuller has consented to allow bis name
be used BY friends These times when platforms
are net needed all who know Lieut. Fuller know that he
is fully capable of filling the position with honor to him
self and the people of this District He has done his duty
well in this war; for after exhausting all means to retain
old Union in its perfection, he Of the brs
after lhucolns Proclamation to volunteer private in
the army, in which he is serving officer.
MANY CITIZENS
JuIy o. 1899 6O-f
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THE PEOPLES FACTORY.

"E ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR THE BEN
w eft of the people. We are now manufacturing the
flying shuttle and old Fashioned LOons spinning auftels
6edStead DC In few days expect to be manusctur.
ing shoe lasts and pegs
Our Foundry also in operation and castings of all
kinds will be furnished far possible The farming
interests of the country will receive especial
We will pay the highest prices for old castings which
you must bring to us you desire the supply of
ngs to be kept up We shall be prepared furnish
D0S of various kinds by wholesale and retail Soldiers
wives will be furnished with necessary articles at reduced
prices. SIMPSON 4 HOOKER.
Hsboro, N c., June s. 1853. 46-w&swtf
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NETOOL CARDING.-THE UNDERSlGA'
w ed would respectfully announce to the public thai
they are now CARDING WOOL at their old stand Cd
Haw River seven miles north of GbsOnve Station sld
having put their cards in good order they prepared
make the best quality of rolls Those bringing wool to
carded are required to wash it clean, and have 1t fs
from trash and burs putting pound of lard to e
ten pounds of WOOL aud sheet to every 25 pounds
Our prices for carding Is cents per pound for WHILE
and 20 cents for mixed, if tolled, pound in o.
J. l.. PUGH,
A. F. LAMBETH,
Morton's Store, Alamance Co, NJ
I,I, "A 1919 57-2m.
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Reidsvile. Rockingham Co., Aug Il, 3D.
GO REWARD.-RANAWAIla F 6st, .

SeDO the subscriber the night OF Inc MACH
Yadkin County, two negro boys HENKl an9 hsgS
Henry is dark COLOR about 81 years DID, ms from ar
and size; his skim under his clothes. Is rouf He's
gen, of Charlotte N. c., and suppose ne ~ yee bso
NAL This way to Richmond, Va, as he mas "a S.o5irs r
made his way there under the protection ol 0''N
cling on the cars. - c5uubs
Mack is about II years old not tall ana ~ Ior sD
has scar in each temple close to his har
copper No doubt he and Henry are traVe LsoE ID
will pay the above reward for the aRp'eS an, or b1
said boys and their confinement so that se' C.
return to me at Huntsville HadkiD O0un'' l.. LYNCs
Aug. II, 1888.
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a BSCONDED.-ON THE THIRD OF SUSh weighs ri:
a5ou, Rs Boaad d has copper oo
when spoken to- Said boy was hired from MI coH1tr
WE'LL aud was raised near Shady Grove CaSNe m N sd
He carried with him about 1925 in money. "a nth sirr
HeSs s oPi his delivery to bis
fnement so l can get him. pu WRAY
Reidsvlle, Rockingham Co., Aug. Il, %.
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harm FOR SALE.-THE ADVERTISER OF
II fers for sale valuable FARM, containing 225 acres
situated in the County Of Alamance within and half
miles of Haw River Station the n c. Railroad There
the premises a comfortable dwelling house and all
necessary outbudings Price 5000.
For further information, apply to G. W. SWEPSON or
F. ID. KOONCE, at Haw River, n. c.
June g. 1868. 5l-w&Swtf.
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Aug. II, 1888.


INSANE ASYLUM...-THE BOAinn, bs offs y
II RECT0RS of this Institution WISH 10 NJ snernOss
Matron, now vacant. None other than ua men tbs
females need apply. For information, reSPe1g5I'
ties &C., of the Office, apply to the 81 FISHER
Physician and SOperlD'ssss 50
Raleigh, July 80, 1868.
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$50 REWARD.
(IOnSprinf Office.

COnscript Office,
CAMP HOLMES, n. e., June s. 1868.
a REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
N for the and delivery at the Camp of lnsruc
tiOn of the following soldiers who deserted from the 2d
Regiment N. c. Troops, the 18th day Of May, 1862
Private JOSEPH CARPENTER Company B, "a years
of age, five feet six inches high dark complexion, dark
hair dark eyes, three of his upper front teeth out cceu
patton when enlisted farmer, enlisted in Lincoln County,
North Carolina.
Private 5. D. HUDDLEST0N, Company E. nineteen
years DID, dark eyes, dark hair dark complexion i've iee
ten inches high enlisted in Granville County, by Oecupa
ton when enlisted farmer.
By order of Col. PETER MALLETT, Command'g ConscrPs
for NorthCarOina.
j. C. PIERCE, Adiutant.
June 9, 1868. Att
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Lincoln is given many nick names-ape, babboon
and gorilla are quite common to him. The last,
howey, gr. is the best. He is an owl--a day owl
The reas On assigned is, that be is always blink
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July "A, 1868. SYN
ny THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH.CARO.

10y THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH.CAkOS..
b LIMA, A PROCLAMATI0N.-W 1t appears
to me that the necessities of people still require
continuance of the prohibition heretofore exeasf
proclamation to the expectation Of certain articles
the State: . ,,,,-Cr ro,ornor Of
Now therefore, ZEBULON B. VANCE GGTGrot tbe
North Carolina, do issue this Proclamation from
Proclamation of July 10th, in force for thry GaI
and after the 18th instant, in regard 70 nT Yarns
Leather and Shoes, subject to the exceptions &c. eA''
ed heretofore. vxcv G1rer
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SEAL nor Captain. General and CommahuigL ,bn Gr
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Seal of the State to be affixed 80, J., e ,ugnS. J.
Done at the City of Raleigh this 10th day Of
D. 1853 and in the lightweight year OF our VANCE
By the Governor: H. ~
r. H. BATTLE, Jr., Private Sec'y. =. uksr2r.
Aug. Is. 1868. ~ rroskiy papsT;
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two weeks