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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-14
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BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS,
FOR THE CURE OF
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PHthisic, Pain in the
Side. and all
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tie Lungs
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IT CONTAINS 40 OPIUM, CALoMEL, OR MINERAL
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city, and By them pronounced incaraJie. BY their
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Yours, truly,
KINNEY i GREEXE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-14
DISCIPLINE,

No student will be allowed to retain a conncc-
ton with the school whose habits are such a. to
reader him an unfit companion, or who will not
render a ready compliance with the regulations IF
tho School. Fequenting Of saloons, and attend
ance upon theatres aud balls, are not allowed, bat
students are required to be at their respective
places Of abode ut stated hours respectful OBJ
scrvancc of the Sabbath il required.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-11-14
UNIvER SITY
OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY

IINHE university established at Seattle on Puget
i Sound by Legislative enactment, and in ac-
cOrdaucc with an act of Congress approved July
18th 1854, being completed now opens its doors
to oil those who desire to avail themselves of the
facilities it affords for acquiring thorough nc
acquaintance with the common and higher English
branches, and also the usual Collegiate course of
Study.
The Board Of Regents have recently elected W.
+. Barnard, A. NJ. President of the University.
Mr.. Barnard Is graduate of Dartmounth Col
lcgc, and was for two years at the head Of ono of
the most tlourishing Academies of New England.
His subsequent experience Principal of La Gre
ole Academy at Dalles Oregon ant: still later, the
reputation he acquired while connected with the
Willamette University at Salem, as O thorough
teacher and dscpinarian, justify the expecta-
zion that the University of Washington Territory
under bis management, will rank second to mono
on tho Pacific Coast.
LENDAR.
The School Year will he divided into four Ses-
siOns Of eleven weeks each:
First or Fall Session opens, Sept. I, 1863.
Second or Winter Session opens Nov. 80, 1868.
Third or Spring Session opens February 18th,
1864.
Fourth or Summer Session, opens May 9th, 1864.
Course of Study,
The studies that each scholar shall pursue, will
be determined by the instructors, while the wishes
of the patrons will be complied with, so far rs
they may not conflict with the systematic progress
of the student. All will be required to pursue
Reading, Orthography, Writing, Geography and
Mental Arithmetic, or pass satisfactory examin-
alton in the same before engaging in more i'd
vanced studies. Glasses formed at the commence
ment Of the Fall Term will continue without in
tcrruption through the year, until the subjects
considered shall have been mastered. It is there
fore very desirable that those purposing to join
the Scheel, do so at the commencement Of the
year, rs those coming later must join classes al
ready formed.
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Charlotte
Female Institute.

THE next Session will begin on tho
18th September. The department OF Ma
sic will be under the direction of Mr.. 4.
Bauman, and that of Drawing, Painting
and French under Mr. W. J. Myrover.-
Both of these Gentlemen are experiences
and competent Teachers. Singing will re-
ceiye special attention from MIR. Baumao-
For terms address Mr.. W. J.~Myroves,
Fayetteville, N. c., or Rev, T. burveA'
Charlotte, n. C.
The location of Charlotte far removed
from the scenes Of War, and connected oy
Rail Road and Telegraph with every part
of the Confederacy, renders it desirable
place fer the education Of Young Ladies'
| The course of study is through the result
of many years careful experiment.
| Charlotte, August 1868.
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Notice..

I, JOSEPH COBB Sheriff Of the county
of Edgecombe do hereby give pubic no
tice, that at the next Session Of the Gener-
al Assembly for this State, [ shall make
application to the same, for the refundlng
to me the sum of sixteen thousand eight
hundred and ninety-three dollars and fifty
three cents, that sum being the amount
paid by me out of my private funds, for
State taxes, and which sum had collected,
but in the raid made to this county in July
las! by the Yankees, was robed of it.
Tarboro', =. c., Oct. 81, 1868.
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Misunderstanding.
.---ASG- =

Mrs. JAMES BANKS Gate OF Nieh-
mond Va. respectfully announces TO tne
citizens of Tarboro', and It's vicinity 'n'' Ia,
che has now on hand all articles usuan'
offered for sale in such establishments
She will be ready to exhibit her STOCK Oh
hand. on Tuesday next, the Srd day OF MOI
vemher All persons are respectfully lnsi, VI,
ted to call and examine her s'0oh, m.ntna M
kinds of work usually done by Man'u"
Makers will also, be done at her place o.
hus;ness-placc of business-ofnce former
" occupied by L. D. pender, ESQ., oppo-
s;,e the Quarter Masters Office, and near
nos;te the late residence of DIR. A. H.
Maenair. Ms
Tarboro', Oct 81, 1863
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Erecutipe Department, N. c.
,Aajutant Generals Office,
Raleigh, Oct. 8, 1868.
GESERA1 ORDERS,

GESznA1 ORDERS
No 4
4 THE FIRST SECTION OF THE
A' Act of the General Assembly passed
Julv 7th, 1868, was intended to Apply 70
tbe militia as then organized, and not TO
tbe organization for Home Defence.
II. The Commissions of the M1il'ia
Officers are suspended only while members
Of the Home Guard organization and doing
dutv in it. When not on duty, they may
he required by the Commanders OF their
REGIMENT to assist them in the execution
of orders from this Office.
Ill. The officers and men of the 'uaro
for Home Defence will be subject to the
Rulcs and Articles of War and the oehera1
Regulations of the Confederate States ar
nv. when called out by orders from 'h'
office. either for drill, or for special or geh
eral service.
By order of Governor Vance:
r. C. GATL1N,
Adjutant General.
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Confederate
Tax Notice.
~ ., u q
-~~,A~-

TIE Assessors for Edgecombc county
wiA have completed the general Tax-list
on the l3th day of this nronth, it will re
main open at my Office in the Town OF
TarDoro' for examination foe fifteen days
from that date. Upon each succeeding
TaesAay and Saturday, 1 will attend at
nv said Office, to hear all complaints and
determine ali appeals that tax payers may
make which will be fhal-All complaints
must be made according to the require
ncnts OF section l4th Of the assessment
act or they will not be heard.
I. C. IIYMAN,
CoUectcr for SIX District y. 9.
| Oct. :, 1863.
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,an remark. They remark, for exam
Die, that no Lieutenant Major General
If Lees army ever expressed dissatisss
action with the abilities of that Gener-
Il or protested against his continuance
in command of them, or hesitated to
advance or retreat as he ordered, with
full assurance that whatsoever he de-
tesmines upon is best. General Lee
has met with more decided disasters
than has General Bragg; yet what
soldier or civilian ever said, "1t is time
to have done with General Lee"
We admit that so much the greater
will be General Bragg's triumph, 81
much the more splendid and eonspicu
Gus. the vindication of the President
wisdom, if affairs at Chattanooga com
to good end; for which We most de
voutly pray.
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rs Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from the under
signed Saturday evening the 18th inst or
Monday morning the 10Th inst,
4 Bridge aeorly seUen feet 'ot"e,
Built with pine poles principally, near the
Farm of Dawson Taylor, on path former
ly owned by Frederick Taylor, and now by
the undersigned. Will give the above
reward for such information as will lead to
! the detection of the thief.
REUBEN MAYO,
| October %, 1863.
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E1ecutiee Department, N. G. }
Adjutant Generals Office, IN. Fl. G.)
Raleigh. Nov, 10, 1868.

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 5.
4 THE OPERATIVES IN WELDON
and Cotton Factories that furnish
goods for the Confederate or State Govern
ment are exempt from duty in the Guard
for Home Defence except when their eoan-
ties are invaded by the enemy.
IL. The drill of the Guard for Home
Defence will be disposed with until the
10th day of December next to allow the
fsrmers time to SOW their grain.
By order of Gov. Vance,
R. C. GATL1N,
Adjutant General.
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Miscellaneous.
From the Richmond Enquirer.
Affairs at Chattanooga.

The "situation" at this place IS be-
vond our comprehension. Perhaps
this is Gen. Braggs purpose, as we =
find the Atlanta 4'Register," believed
to be an .organ" OF the General, says
..it. should not be surprised if Bragg's t
nreseut movements were intended to t
mislead his own people as we'll as Fed i
oral Generals" We sincerely hope *
so. The tone of hopefulness and con-
,fdenee with which the President ex-
,pressed himself concerning the pros
meet of.afairs at that point, under the
.cammand of General Bragg, was, We
are glad to believe, based upon his
knowledge of our plans and resources
and of the exigencies ct the enemy
Vould to God that General Bragg may
! indeed be able to make good these san
guine hopes; af'he do so, then he will
not only -vindicate his own gcnerafsh'p,
but will also moro than justify the
President in his continued trust, even
caipst ,ghe earnest aemonstrances 'ot
kbe Major Generals in that army.
We st;K hold Lookout Mountain.
Bragss main force is stia 'beleaguer-
spr the army of General Thomas, and
harassing his supplies, while cur T1ghS
wing has advanced far into East Ten
nessee. and cleared that country OF
the Yankee enemy as far as within
tweuty three miles of Knoxville; and
at the other extremity Of the grea'
Valley, the Confederate forces arc a
least holding Burnside in check If no'
gaining upou him. Oa the other hanc
the Federals, by their seizure OF LOOK
out Valley and Greek, to the west o
the mountain of that name, have ga'ne'
command of both the river and rallroa'
I'D to within two or three miles OF Cha'
tapoopa. and thus materially facilitate
the business of obtaining their supplies
In fact. the Yankee newspapers boas
that Thomas army is now we'll fed an
in GOOD condition for and advance
What our Generals are dong or pr
ieetinp, in order to still realize II
fruits of the brilliant victory at Chick
mauga, we know not. If Gen. bra'
is keeping US all in tie dark with SOL
good object and assured hope' IT
we'll; the country will not only forg''
but thank him. He has excelle
A troops, ready and earger for any wo
which brave men may do, or attemE
and he will have a noble trlumhp,
deed, if he puts to shame the murm'
both of military and civil cities.
In the mean time it is stated tt
two Major Generals, Cheatham a
Buckner, have asked to be relieved
their commands under General Bra
/ This is a disagreeable circumstan
taken in connexion with the prot
which all the officers of that rank
known to have made to the Presld
against the continuance Of Gene
Bragg in command of the army
justice 10 the Confederate pubic,
must observe that such things as I'll
give at least an excuse for the DIST
Of that commanders military skill
energy which they have SO gencr
d1splayed. 1t is true, the crltici'
public know little of strategy and
hes, and must acquiesce in the Ju
ment of the military authorities;
"eEg are some things which all
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Died.

In this county, on the 3lst Oct, at!
the residence of Mrs. Sarah E Fox
hall, of diptheria, Sallie Darcy daugh-
ter of DR.. John G. 4 Lucie Rives,
aged three years, eleven months and
fifteen. days.
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Sta7e of North Carolina,
County Of Edgeccmbe'
In Equity Fail Term, 1868.

John Harrell and james
Robinson, an infant, who
say in this behalf by his Pc7iaonn FOR !
Guardian, the said John partition Of /
Harrell, fGaintif, real estate ty
Agaiast & sale and
Prudence Robinson, Jno. distribatson
Robinson, Jesse Webb & Of tie pro-
wife Mary Ann, Angus cee'ls'
tus hathaway and wife
Esther, Dicey Reasons
and Allen Brily and wife
Susan.
THE object of this suit is to effect by
sale partition of the land whereof the
late Jonathan Robinson died seized and
nossessed, amongst the tenants in common
The tract is situate in the county of Edge
eombe, lies near and on the South side OF
Beaverdam Swamp, adjoining the lands OF
Betsy Ruffin and the plaintiff Harrell, and
contains 95 acres, more or less. The plain
tiff Uarrell claims to be the purchaser ane
assignee of the undivided interest in sale
land of Joshua Robinson and Rebecc:
Robinson two of the heirs at law cf tn
said Jonathan.
/ The defendant Dicey Reasons, who i
!, represented to be resident of the State Q
South Carolina, is hereby notified of sal
proceeding, and that unless she be and ap
pear before the Honorable Judge in Equit
at the next Term of said Court, to be hel
for said county, at the Court House in Tai
bor ugh ON the second Monday in Sspten
b,r next, and then and there plead, answ
or demur to the plaintiffs petition. d
cree pro confcsso will be taker. as 10 her
B order of the said Cou.ft, Fall Ter,
1868.
: JNO. NORFLEET,
Clerk and Master IN EGuifY
Oct Q, 1868.
Pr. ADV. SCI 80,
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1g- The color-bearer of the 10Th
Tennessee, (Irish) having been shot
,dowa IN the battle of Chickamauga,
the Colonel ordered ore of the private s
to take the colors, Pat, who was load
ing at the time, replied: "By the holy
St. Patrick, Colonel, there's SO much
good shooting here l hav'nt minute
time to waste fooling with that thing"
Rebel.
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GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 10.
THE MILITIA OFFICERS IN EAoh
county where the Guard for nome o'-ono'
has been or may hereafter be fully organ
;,ed will turn over to the Commander u
the latter all arms, accoutramcnts ana am
m5nit;on in their possession belonging u
the State taking receipts for the same
By order of Gov, Vance,
r. C. GATL1N,
M Adjutant General.
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OUR terms of Contract witt Messrs. n
F. Hvcs & Co., having expired on the aoth
of -,tobel'-AM vrdcrs directed to us oa
jos. Z. Venable, Petersburg. Va. for th'
nopnlar brand Carolina Den Scotch Snuff
will be promptly filled.
JAMES NJ VENABLE & CO.,
Petersburg, Na
4actel,cr rs. 1863.
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A CARD.

HAVING retired from the Confederate
Army on account OF I'LL HEALTH, re-
spectfulIy offer my Professional services
to the citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining
counties. With the experience of nearly
ten years successful practice, [ think
viii give all who may call entire satisfac
trota.
r. C. TILI.ERY, NJ. D.,
Office Rocky Mount, n. {.
n.4o1os . aSc3
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Louisburg Female
COLLEGE.
Loui>burg. II, G..

THE Fall Session of this Institution vii
commence on the second Monday of July
next, and continue twenty weeks.
TIE Il NJ S:
Board and Tuition in English (per sss-
stony $4,000.
Ornamental branches, Languages, WASH
ing<and lights extra.
A professor of Music is wanted
EaF For further particulars address
JAMES SOUTHGATE, Jr.
June 1S, 1863. Prineipal-
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State Of North Cuoltaa,
Edgecombe County.
'~,ousx Of Pleas aad Quarter Sessions

State OF Norm tuTvtta0,
Edgecombe County.
Couss Of Pleas aad Quarter Sessions,
AUGUST TERN, 1868.
Francis NJ. Morgan,
Melissa Jones and
MaAala Morgan, Petition for Perti-
VS., tao" Of Land
James Hocott and
wife Delphia.
IN this case it appearing to the salts
faction Of the Court, that James Hocott
md vile Delphia, are nen residents: 1t is
theriore ordered by the Court, that publ
cation be made in the Tarboro' Southerner
for six successive weeks, notifying the said
absent parties of the filing Of this petition,
and that they appear and be before the JUS
tees Of the next Term of said Court, to be
held for the County of Edgecombe, at the
Couit House in Tarboro', On the fourth
Monday in November acxt, then and there
to plead answer or demar the said peti
ton, or the same will be taken pro co'yesst
and heard &C parte as to them.
Witness, Irwin TAigpen, Clerk Of ou
said Court, at office, in Tarboro, the foartl
Monday of August, 1868.
IRWIN THIGPEN, C, c. c.
September y, 1868.
y Pr. Adv. $2l
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Notice.

THE undersigned having qualified At
January term 1863 Of the County Court OF
Wilson, as Administrator. on the estate OF
John Howard, decd hereby notifies all per-
sons having claims against said estate 10
present them within the time prescribed by
law, or this notice wilt be plead IN bar Of
their recovery-also, all persons indebted
to said estate will please make immediate
payment.
GEO. HOWARD. Jr., Admir-.
Feb. 10, 1853.
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x,o,o NJ N,.,d Cu.ny.o
uo.
oo"'S y e'"' "''" So'
ACGCoI 1EhM, Aooo'
Francis NJ. Morgan,
N:.A,,a Morgan,
Thomas NorHeet as
Admir- Of Henry w.
Merran,
,aac Brinn as Admir- Petition for sale
| of Catharine Brinn, Of Sldves.
and Joshua Killebrew
as Admir- of Lemuel
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State Of North Carolina,
Edgecombe County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
AUGUST TERN, 1868.
Francis NJ. Morgan,
Melissa Jones and
Mahala Morgan, Petition for Sale
James Hocott and
wife Delphia.
IN this case it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court, that James Hocott and
wife Delphia, are non residents: 1t is
! therefore ordered by the Court, that pub
| lcation be made in the Tarboro' Southern
er for six successive weeks, notifying the
said absent parties of the filing Of this pc
tition, and that they appear and be before
the Justices of the next Term of sale
Court, to be held for the County of Edge
combe, at the Court House in Tarboro', OF
the fourth Monday in November next
then and there to plead answer or demu
the said petition, or the same will be ia
ken pro coefesso aud heard ex parte as t
them.
Witness, Irwin Thigpen, Clerk Of GU
said Court, at office, in Tarboro', the fourt
Monday Of August, 1868.
IRWIN THIGPEN, C. c. C.
September p, 1868.
Pr ydv. $2l
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E0R SAILS,

THE Subscriber offers for sale one Of the
most desirable residences in the
7own of OIfosd,
My lot contains III ocres of LAM. ii, high
state of cultivation, and viii. yield twenty
five bushels of Wheat per acre. And ]
own Likewise small
Tact Of Lana,
w::;;nin two miles Of the village, which the
purchaser can have if desired.
The dwelling is large and commodious-
and there are two large Offices on the lot
with two rooms each, besides all necessa
ry out Houses, Barn, Stables, &c.
m- Reference to Hon. Asa Biggs ant
DR.. w. B. Ricks, Rocky Mount, NC.
r. D. HART.
Oxford, N. c., Sept. II, 1863.
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5000 Reward.
RANAWAY on Saturday night,
10Th inst, my negro boy
! Rufus,

IU Aooue
~ yellow Completed, about feet
6 or 5 inches high and has scar on the
neck caused by u burn when small. When
spoken to has downward look. Had on
when he left blue checked shirt and grey
pants. He may be endeavoring to get to
the Yankees. The above reward will DO
paid for his delivery TO me, or confined In
auy Jail so that get him again.
j. W. ROGERS.
Raleigh, N. c. Aug 1s, 1868.
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Executive Department, ". {.
Adiutant Generals Office, (Alilitia')
Raleigh, Oct. II, 1868.
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Notice..

October s, 1863
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October rs, 1863.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09
FROM LOUIsVILEE.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 8.
Rumors prevail that the rebel cavalry
captured and entirely destroyed Shelby
vile, Tennessee, taking the forces there
prisoners. No particulars is yet received,
and the truth Of the report is questioned.
General Mitchell, with large force Of
cavalry, was pursuing the rebel cavalry,
but we have no reports Of this being with
in striking distance.
The telegraph is working within three
miles Of Chattanooga.
A large force is rebuilding tho track re-
Gently torn up.
Probably the rebel cavalry have divided,
part making towards Kentucky to harrass
Burnside's lines ST supply, and part going
southwsrd against Rosecrans.
John Hugh Smith wss unanimously re-
elected Mayor Of Nashville.
There is no prospect Of a rise in the
river.
The latest from Chattanooga says all is
quiet. No indications Of an attack by the
enemy.
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PROM sAN KsANnI.CO.
SAY FzAEcrsco. Oct. 7.

DAA HANOIsUVJ UoIs Z.
The export demand for general merchan-
disc for China and japan is unusually
large for this season Of the year. The
principle articles exported in that direc-
ton are breadstuffs, tobacco, hams, bacon,
lard, and cheese. $4,000 were sent hence
to the National Sanitary Commission, dur
ing September.
The usual State Fairs in California and
Oregon are over. They were especially
distinguished this year for extent and va
rieiy Of specimens Of minerals from mines
on the coast.
The California fair, however, awarded
some very high premiums to domestic
manufactures Of woOllen goods and print
ing paper and boots and shoes.
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MAssAsACRE BY INDIANS.

CHICAGo, OCTOBER 8.
Aspecial from St. Paul says intelligence
is brought by half breeds to Pembina that
Captain Fisk's overland expedition to
Idahoe has been massacred by the Sioux.
No information is given as to time or To-
locality, except thatit was on The Big Bend
Of the missouri. The half breeds say the
Indians display, as trophies, guns and
other articles known to have belonged to
persons connected with the expedition
The special says one hope for this report
proving untrue is that il may be another
version Of the attack on party Of miners
who came down the Missouri, accounts Of
which have been already published.