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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24
From Memphis.
, Memphis, Feb. 96,

~. '.a' &c ssH7s~o Memphis, Feb Is.
Transports arrived from the feet so.ia,
Tor Geo. bogau's division.
Rebel pickets were seen BY the trans.
pnfts at Napoleon. The boats did not Land
fearing there might be more. batteries ip
wait FOR them. Rebels were discovered ~
different points along the banks. Tfo1hIa
is approached along the river from fsbsl
The stssusr Jenny Lind wiz siitba 4 b.s.,.
in TOW, en- route for the fleet vas fred me-
yesterday, 10 Council Bs6d, a. Bed 1e's
'Landiag' Arkansas, 6fty mice below here.
NO damage was done. The euBboat On
DestoEa, IL retaliation. ,prooeefsd ~ .RoI;-
var La0dingS and desff0yod thn. tnwn.
which' gDntihoed a.Esw email hona-sa 81
y The Sransper,s esoaeht - tssaty Pzis-
1.-The work onthe Lake Rrovidsnus e.d.l
as seeaoiig >pnogressiag. yaf etiR liasIssY
:. Ne gnerrillas have been heard Of asOabd
snle eectlon iaeely lasds arEa ftBss y
All 10 qaist q osrinth and Grond Ju6c-
son: roe - 'Fsfs's !s6s ! .gam Bsas,
The Argus has received .athss Jackson
lmies.t Appeal OF the 10th. sEil tsass
a dispatch from g ChaFlestoas he Sch,
says that heet Of oser sssepiVs sesaels VS.
81 Port Royal, and il Gas supposed that 4
grand moHemeht was % hnpd. - !,
Memphis, Feb. 10
HOpeesld, . town Of 500 inhebifS1t.' On.
posite tbiP eilys on :, the Arkansas. .sRore.
was burned to tdsys By order Of Gen. Hui.
ent.g I9ere were twenty 6Ee eood houses
N the plaae. Not . BestaGs. Of & e left "a
mark the spot. The deed mas done ~
ennss guerrlllas made the town their, had.
quarters. A battaiien Rae lssnt over. q
perform he sEosk. and they did Il sncosss-
Q : wac [iSsooas Dispasch.l =, 80, s.
ai1i Sc Ssss sFaa aMemPhis. Feb. NJ.
Col John Adaif Mcdowell, &c fhr -eth
Iowa, has Resigned. He IL brother Of.
Gen. lRWin111cD ouall sts sl.,.sl.r e-,-E
G Gen. HAIRLESS hu issnsd an order "A
prevent officers, civil end militssv. fran
baking unauthorized laEiss Of money.
The peopls Of Iaeksoa, TsEn., are sxpsct-
rs every eag . gisit from Yaa Dorm. Who
has oressed he Tenpesses River ~ -.
RotL eess, Dodge And Sullivan are %
5 NJ, 4, spisl ,As q, ls.s n Z. -, -
glysd. He bee With hin $26. 000. sozsr1,
ns2s mQeey, the pPopae6a Of asasssnspis
ang fspe .taI permit y Ne di4irisA - I
= t.ein' hsonGhtin tHeatl,fEs .deosrtsss
.Ip9 szaGgsa1RyS honDd foF tbeiP haDesI
IN ArkanBas. =. I
WY i ssa1yss Ifks { Isvysrf D.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24
Taz sale nosI.e.

A LII pen:pnscougsrnedelD plsass ~. notic,. th.s
at ale q Leads. Tow shd CITY Lots o. St.s,'
SSunty, ToUn aAd special tnses nd -. = -.
year 1850. nads d pirsainos - nv N - ~l-1 -
va end beaes 81 IuinOta, on Tie 1ltn g. II -,
Ieoi, ana thaS - the laGsl holder - ~ ptrck~-
eeftihesiss q Ne toneulne dsseFibsd lnn6s roa 6
city lots, SOLD ct said sale and tbat ~ i.r 81 II.
3enption thereo: from aid sals-uiH H.otr1 u ne
ye1f. BON tie este 81 said sAle, md The redentlnn
tex:s lf1Jesdby twiA HisreSt 1kssson ed eoss
refadyerfiDipg. % pif 80. -, =, -, -.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24
- OIAeIEEEII.


-. - CINCINNATI Feb, ~
An invit4I.en has been sent TO the meme
rs Of the cent democratic eonvept;on
g frsnkiork KY dispersed By Col. Gil
ne5l, oy de41erats OF New York, 20 hold
tesir cOnvea,'pn iHA Tammsny Hall New
1efk, and - ND be protected n hold.
pg their me1Dg y nominate Slafe tick-
ct. IL 10 beiieeDd the invitation win 81
accepted, and the convention held ahont
the LET OF March. Senator Powell viii he
p4qql49te - o0EUFu1Es@ThgBF1l sKF1,llRR
are that there win be triangular lieht IN
kenfaeky pg thps Nickess.rull The ISTe
Dispersion o. the frahktorS eobvsnl;6n
Rrodnees mach feelins On boil. sidsH. and
s y. e a:sgflI sissDs4ssd dosing shY p5ss;
/ The Union sonssDtioo as..,.A,., : N
Pixies Opera House tOnOrroR ni1hts and
/ promises p BE- 90 exciting. aRaiF. 0aR.
Morton, Gov. Tod, OOl. 0ilbert. ma usher
sDolhon guns, viii be presenssd. The 81.
Jses - fegasoed b che dem0craey % Be to
sness ne coming April uanieiuaI election,
Sat Won't save the Republicans iron de
teat 10 Aprll, Inc triumphant snccess Of
me Democrats ticket is sure. 20 , -
| reports from Gen. R0secrans are fhnl
the ensny hase fallen bach % CbsstSsc6ss
eeros: The Tsnpsssss Rsser. where, .thi,
i are strongly fortified, and rain forea6 6S
troops from near Federicks5ary. Rosc.
Grams is adsapcipg to. meet them. rs,
troops are completely organised; eli pai,
Oh to DecsnbsfaSlsi; ven supplied viii
j provisions, ammunition, &c; in sbork Al
10 readiness for another bastls, which vi
be brought on immediEsely.u Portions
vheeiearro9ssz shosels, picks, a. bav
been forwarded IN large quantities., and al
have arrived safely. tes slil.af = !, e. ~
Raids ofguerFilias 10 South efn Ksnknck-
are again reported ai heAaanartsrs her:
ana detaehmeats Of cavalry have been. sen
iorSara 10 sEeeopOitsr and learn. the ,rnt
or ialsity Of the lnnorsssss,s a s..ai,. 80
/ The capture Of Yieksbarg is not srsaite
oy Gen. Wright. No eght viii be brourt
on oy Gens91nt until the new cham,
through Yszoo Pass has been sSomDlsse,
then striking gperatious win eommenc
and Dc continued gradually until. Wick
O1's - tsAen.-as7..i sz-ssss O. ..s.s.,s,.,, ~
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

-, 80 - :, -..s nsk T6Fk, Fsb. -.
he stssa1eE MSClsIisS, ff0n New Or
lsaes BAG strisea- Ncsbihg b. military
The Bsltn bad teen suppressed By Gen.
Banks ], bat DE eisrlc{ eea waited a. lin,
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Ksna9cE1

Cincinnati, Pas. e.
q special diepateh % stns Co.,
tAboIitionl from Ffankfott eafs. . q
ssfhe Fehels assembled hsss to-dav A.,
ne pssensibls purpose q maklsk nonise-
flons Tor the Angust elections. he Hone
refused the NE Of its hall b ; asc;.iV.
vcse. They rented TIE theasrn DsIsrSses
iron forty eaantiss uers pas,saa sDIFjd
MerEiveatAes vas eSsessd cbsirnsa. On
taking the chair, be said .he kspsd he go.
sse'.os 1osls % aesAiBg thas god lsyE8
In the nsAnsirss FegiGsat e scldieru..
With h1ed sAysosss, fer9ed . fsoos e ne
?. .'cg Gilbsrs rsad "a e-,., s.,s;aa;,,s.,
the hr;ldiBe of tke. son,esf;es. -
Aiter Col. G,lbeFt hsa spsksas a ~
tempt was made 10 oar fssaiufiona. nhiSi,
.t .s,s especially ess'iasa "a % OuR
The body then sdjUsrssd. - -
A.. LasFe e some szsi,s@ens m thssity.
y .''.'s. -. e a -
E A CiPTURED e,sss<ssr5 Yror Fsxks.
AND las SroRF Otto Boets=ker = fssF-
maa. nom Austin cosuty, Texar. wau A..
rested IN st. Louis ThprsSSay. on tbs
charge OF having served in the 1ekel ar
my. .and as an escaped pfipSUsv a .fa, =.
boeeeckeris account Of himseIf ma Oh he
poputation of his country, 10 inserestiav-
es Follows: With some fifty otbeF,. who
we're unwilling 10. take up arns fev the.
Gonfederaey. he was seised under he er,n-
scription act and assigned TO W.rreli. :.
Texas Legion. While II service in n -
lsslppi: they sought 40 opportunity - be-
captured and become willing priseners 10
the federals. He was pat On be.ra \
boat for St Loais, and arrived vitSff.
about sixty miles Of thas place, When t6s.
sseaneF stopped 10 take On woOd aui3. ~
was sent ashore 70 assist In ewoodiie.1
and the yessel departed, .Ieayiag hin BE-
hisdsz Aae Dads. HE gay - bsss he could
TO 81, Louis and had been three veeks a..
work for Dir. uo;labeek. butcher 49,
when arrested. Boedeeker adds that -
confederates fgyesd hin % leave his wis
and three children. though they we're
ptostrated By sickness and that Tie pm
aist,o0 OF his section Of TeKas we're rchdx
20 band tpgether and tight aeaiaIi Is
conseriptisn tyranny. .bni could sei IS
oIUlo. liiiis-a - salfs1s -tssff -sif -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

Let il not Be said, aflefI The election, bv
sny Ue the "indepenGenp voters Of tbis
city that il they had Known what thew a
now. they would have voted othsrwiee.--
Wegarn ~ Democrats againtasl The danger
Of uniting With the AbOlisionlsts N the
support Of the same tickst. As nss,v a.
do this viii most eertainly hare cause 9
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

nUBLIc notice b hsrsb1 rfru1, IA q fs ara
-. e tP' - - - .es - q g
EIn c511t, Is f1s co1rf 1rI1 n - ~ q 55Ii-
- Ne p.zPess q ss.,l..E - -al.Ellat - 60
81 81 ~ = shsE, 81 - = -.
no.tnl1 I'D ra1aaEief - et1aDd anl - 49,
An pen11ns indshtnf 4. - c1tlts - ~
e q i.ehs p'5nspt = - rleissSsPl 1888 e
-. wasHcAEErs, k,-4.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

ytEV si-rnii EXCISE FAX - - -
NHoEEMlER aaf Bsssnbls hstsfSS r. 49,
~ torss, c.i..s. Hsg, - .fl sl.eClisiIl. Ma
tee taE drs t..s.onl - hddfoaal rssurns
-. q 49, 5f7il5 ~ 81 II -
Al s1oszi, Ia q s - ~. 80 - -
he.so5 vll y eells.t.a nk - 81 c-.isn a1iiss.
|. AAglssps eg.sl, 1lzsss srf5.ses sse n,sa.s
ssz..h..s 9c9 RE1.s e.ap1a - t,1rR ~
9 u.st ~ =. ps..spgE p.D.....e.s ss.,..i nzs-r
thss..o1st - his.10 - go - - islls.1Isa
P''''r1'' r'-''' 4 Ika1s tEI.swoasi
4, i &sz p.sasy 6sdss.s' - 1-sep
naksnlEl1,.na - ~. Y8grz
joliet, - - - - ,s.s-ss 49,
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LSsooNd Dispatck.l.

Why Z ssarys- IKE Isuysrf Be-
s seg 2 Ehiehsses var ks gOss.doEn cones
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-02-24

a Il 81 4 SSs..Ess & I.
. s.Asd sssbo ksa.ss ssiIgEsh0Hb "a
:, .sstiss ,.tssw vss.G = ssssa- sasss i5e.
aias'ess "a - sagss1sas. 80 t45. y = -
o-s-iA s's~ssfsuAa-,as. |. Ass.ss1 sBas
k.e&kal sssa< b n - -. ..s.
sAAssr~4ps,,, zsSs.- x - - : ~
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= EDWARD MCGEE.
) L TOD TiSasurer, /
A CAGWIN

H. ~ ~ =
es0 gEa " 3 3 5ls siEEsx.. ,'.. s'..'
For Assessor. 's '''
=, : 'i e Wni.s SMITH. sS'H .s''''1
t.'isa For CITY Attorney, = = q 49,, -
90, srs std H. QUINN.ssE s,s59J. !.
ss07ss For Street Uasnissiansr,iu i., ,s4ia
E4FEie ENRY11EoUNG. = sacI SIS.
'ss'ais FmP Police MaEistrate, Aio as I
saf !" saP. GARBERK.g'sD77 3 - 81 4
.aft..,,,s ,4SurvegoF, H.,..;.s5''' -
So, 49,, IA. coMSToCK,. -. ',,I
al diss FarrSchOul IaspeetOz. . "a -sg
Ia bse sd EnALLEN. r.. u,s' -
Y avsS For aAlaeFmen,se bafls1s 4,
4 Ward--H. d. HIGIEBOTHAM. -
2g'ss ReIH. HERSHBAOH, Sr. IS. ..
3 F. NICHOLSON glagy5 Z,
Asaa'' - FL. GAGWiN.s w~a8 is.e
a s'ab C.9Aa AUSTIN. 81, AS q. -
s t''fasuS x. CASEY. al sssFi'
8ia's' iAA Z. PORTER. bas zasg @7s
e 5sGi For Police ConstabIes, issa'st,
] Wafd-fH0MAE .0'BRINE.s s'7't -
2 JOHN HENDELE, . - 4
- ANTHONYSTTE. tai'c7 is
A a Wm Hill, al,
5 sa'ss E'sl OWEN HESTER 81
g ssstss JAMES LYNCH. s'ss ssn's
sisas,sgssis sfl75E So .SsGl ie sfai 81
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a0pt.of he .ghieaee rs
Sc ssRagsr
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The Presidents. backed up IN his opinion
hythe Rdicals. sssnstO thin shGs-hs can
3 aDyt lpg that i1eds 10 pk dOwh the
rebelliO and thal 5 can sslsot the leans
pAhss B discreet and jaded<Dt. This,
Es shs BOuisvill9 Dsmora ) 3 wild aud
eraVs5 Antidsa. srsainl il he tOuld
tshsotA moment, I'd eOHsiasr 20 Nha.
such principle would lead, he couN no,
ankaeka;n anah an~onsn;,-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10
The Raid OIL Warsaw.

We learn from a correspondent at Warsaw, who
is we'll informed, that the late raid on that place
was by about four hundred cavalry with six pieces
of artillery. They dashed into the place about s,
on Sunday morning, and stayed until . o'clock,
plundering and burning. They burned the depot
to the ground consuming about 10000 pounds Of
government bacon Onslow County lost go barrels
of flour and quantity of corn; two large pianos
the scales weights safe, &C., belonging to the de-
pot were also destroyed The post Office was
sacked, and the Express messenger shot at. The
Fayetteville stage and horses were captured with
the mail but the passengers effected their escape.
The citizens lost heavily. e. F. Matix and MeSsrs
Morton and Zacry lost from three to four thousand
dollars; Mr.. RoalS' watch was stolen from him
Mr. Aaron lost some corn and fodder; buggy be-
longing to Mr.. Bell was burned together with the
sheds of Mr.. Southerlsnd. Bell & Blackman'S
store was rifed of cotton and tobacco and Mr.: Rv-
embark lost every thing he had in his store which
was heavy on him, as he is poor man. They car
ried off several gentlemen prisoners, but finally de-
tanned only James Love wagone: from Virginia.
They burned the Sword Factory at KenanSvle,
stole $l9UOO from the Sheriff. and largely from
others, taking nine negroes and IL mules from
Col. G. d. Hill. The people OF Warsaw had time
to secure their horses. The Yankees had many
stolen negroes, and number, of armed ones also
They broke open the Jail at Kenansvlllc, and re,
leased three prisoners charged with stealing.
The cavalry at kenansve knew on Saturday
the Yankees were coming, and yet they were taken
by surprise all their horses captured, and some of
their men also. Capt Lane was at DR.. Herring'S,
asleep at the time. Maj. Jackson was at Magnolia,
8 miles from Warsaw, and must have known the
Yankees were at Warsaw, pillagng, burning, tear
ing up the track and cutting the wires tor six
hours; yet he did not attemp: to cut them off at
Middleton Mills, or any where else, but after they
LEFT he RaEehfa dlTp. tH tSIiFsr Is TO 70
find out the damage. The fellow looked SO sus:
picious that he was arrested and sent back under
guard. He was MaTylander.
The Yankee officers behaved well, but the soldiers
plundered all the while. They went out on the
plank road few miles and also on the dirt roads,
but soon returned. Our correspondent lost some
fodder, corn, and hams, but he did not suffer Sc
verely.
The railway has been relaid, and the telegraph
wires repaired
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10
The LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature Of this State adjourned on Tues
day night last at nine o'clock, after useful ses
sion of eight days, to meet again the fourth Mon-
day ill November. The captions of the acts will be
found in our columns to-day. Owing to causes be-
yond our control, we had no reporter in the Com
mons on Tuesday but the proceedings in detail are
not very important. The two Houses were engaged
IN discussing and perfecting the militia law.
ing the Commons, were in excellent taste, and were
well received by the House
We regret to state that the House of Commons,
oy small majority, re-considered and rejected its
order to print the correspondence between the Gov
ernOr and the Secretary of War. The proposition
10 print was ably sustained by Capt Grissom and
Mr. WaddelL Capt Grssom's remarks shall ap-
pear in our next
Ihe Legislature has nobly responded to the ex-
Pectatlons of the people. The currency has been
sustained, and the people relieved from ali fear of
inconvenience and loss in that respect; and, what
more important, if possible, the character of the
state for integrity and honesty has been maintained
hcent steps were also taken for the defence of the
otate as far as our means in the way of men would
permit; and in addition to these measures varfo us
Jaws OF minor Importance, but necessary and usef H.
were passed The Destructive minority, it is true,
iihterpoSed obstacles and consumed valuable time;
9ut upon the whole, the Legislature did well during
It's brief session
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10
N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Compauv,

The fourteenth annual meeting of the members
of the North Carolina Mutual Life Insuance Com
pany was held at the Office of the Company on the
9th inst, in compliance with the requirements of
the charter, whereof due notice had been given in
the City newspapers.
On motion Mr.. Albert johnson was called to the
chair and Mr. K P. Battle requested to act as Sec
retary. The fourteenth annual report of the Board
of Directors was read by the Secretary of the Com
pany, showing its operations during the past fiscal
year, and its present condition. The report was
adopted, and, on motion, five hundred copies were
ordered to be printed for the use of members The
meeting then proceeded to the election, by ballot,
of Directors for the ensuing year. Messrs. W. H.
Harrison aud G. 3. Root were appointed Tellers,
and the following gentlemen were elected Directors
of the Company for the year ending on the first
MOpday in. July, 1864: .
Drs. Charles E. johnson and W. II. Mckee, and
Messrs. Albert johnson, Quentin Busbee, H. w.
Hustled Everard Hall, W. S. Mason, W. H..Jones,
X. P. Battle, John G: Williams, Charles B. Root,
Peter F. PeScud, and R. II. Battle. Mr.. W. W.
Holden declined nomination as Director.
At a meeting Of the Board held after the adjourn
&c.. -. .-ra.s4-% y 81 g St"rk
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10

MORE REPUDIATIoN.-T Secretary of the Treas
ury' MIR. Memminger, in advertising for bids for
cotton bonds, offers to take in payment only one
nah OF Confederate notes issued previously to the
Isl OF April, 1883; whereas the law of Congress,
which Mr.. Memminger publishes with his adver-
'sement expressly provides that/"tAese bonds
snail be sold by the Secretary Of the Treasury for
az outstanding Confederate Treasury notes." This
Is teGqgIatio1- based on deliberate violation of an
o Congress- and the Secretary of the Treasury
observes to be impeached for it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10

We learn that all the partizan rangers on duty
in the Eastern part of the State have been organized
into regiment by Gov. Vance, to be known as the
Goth, and Lieut. Colonel James W. Hinton, of Pas
quotank, has been appointed Colonel, and Captain
William H. Bagey, Major. These officers have
been in service for some time, and well qualified
for the duties assigned them. They will make their
mark, with their fine regiment, on the Yankees,
BGGalees, and armed negroes in Eastern Carolina.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10

pent of the annual meeting, the following gentle
men were elected officers Of the Company for the
ensuing year: DR.. Chas E. Johnston, President;
Il. W. Hustled, Vice President; K. P. Battle, At
torney; W. H. Jones, Treasurer; Dr. w. Il. Nc
kee, Medical Examiner; R. H. Battle, Secretary /;
Aessrs. w. II. Mckee, Charles B. Root, and Quen-
tin Busbee, Executive Committee; Drs r. B. Hay
wood, W Fl. Mckee, and Chas. E. johnson, Medical
Board of Consultation. a.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10

We noticed in our last the fact that the olQnel
of the 5lst regiment, stationed at Wilmington had
refused permission to the Sheriff Of New Hanover
to execute writ of hG6eas corpus within his lines.
We have since learned that the Colonel acted under
express orders from Gen. Whiting. Gen. Whiting
ought to be at, once attached for contempt of
Gturt
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10
EiFTY DoLLARs REWARD.-RANA.

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-RANA.
way from the subscriber the night of the 18th of
April last. my negro man named RUFFIN. He is-ofa
dark yellow complexion, tall and we'll propOrtioued and
weighs about 1870 pounds. He has one Of his
legs, produced by burn also, small his fore
head He had when he left black sack overcoat and
cOton pants suppose he is lurking about Raleigh
HillsbOrough or Coapel Hill as free boy.
will give the aboxe Esysrd, for his deEeK taDeSs'
my residence Hesf Wilton, Gfsalil los0Sduy N. C.,
twenty five dollars if confined in any Jail so that get
him again. y .. N. N. LAURENCE, NJ. D,
Wilton, Granville Co, N. c..
July 10, 1868. .. - 56-6tpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10

Andrews Painting of Scenes in Sacred History
has been exhibited several evenings to good au-
dlences, in the Chapel of the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum, in this City. This painting, which is highly
spoken Of is the work of Mr.. j. P. Andrews Of
Hunts Gallery of this City,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10
MARRIED..

On the Cd instr by Elder N. G. Todd Elder WLLpH c.
NOVEL; 10 MISS SUSAN W. WILLIAMS all Oh wake Oouny:
20 Biblical Recorder please copy.
At st. James Church, in Wilmington, N. c.. on the
evening of the lstinst BY Right Rev. Thos Atkinson,
Dr. LLIIEGroN CoRBI and Miss MARGARET; alsl at the
same time and place Mr.. T'S WHrAKsR and Miss SUSAN
F., daughters of R. Morris.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-07-10
~ City papers please COPY.
A CARD.-MR. J. H. FoY, INA PUB.

n hshed pamphlet, having hnnored me with few low
flung Remarks only wish to say that have 40 dsnsi-
retaate, further than to say that Mr.. E0y
we'll known for his rascble temper and rashness his
madness without method to harm any lie calls me
" simple Mr.. Carpenter" l adpit the fact, that am
simple" and am glad that | have senTa enough t.
know it, Had Mr.. Foy the to know what everyone
else knows that knows hmtbat he too is simple, be
would be more esteemed for wisdom than he is
With this brief card, remain Mr. Foys humbs servant,
(whep it suits mel J. B. CARPENTER.
july 10, 1868. e.. hi-ltnd.
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0RITuARY NOTICES.


Died, in this City, Sunday the 9Th inst, Miss EMMA
HUNTER daughter Of the late Capt TheoPhius Hunter,
OF Wske-aged about 40 years.
Died, in Wake County, on the 2lst ult, from dropsy,
Miss MARY NADERs in the S5h year OF her age She was
native Of Virginia, and probably she has relatives
there She has been living in North Carolina upwards Of
forty years.
"Friend after friend departs,
Who has not lost friend?" Con-.
Died. in this City, the morning Of the 9Th of July,
THOMAS JACKSON, infant son of William 7. and Susan
Womble aged II months and two days. How cOnsoling
to tie parents of this little innocent deceased sufferer
shOnd be the thought that Jesus has taken him the
"heaveny mansions" where be will be forever free frum
all exposure to sin, temptation, trouble
-.- she died to sin; he died to csGre
But for a moment felt the rod;
Then, rising on the viewless air,
Spread his light wings, ,sand SCARED to God"
.-. 'r.,.--s J.W. JR.
- City papers please copy.
Died. in Richmond county, the 9th of June, 1858
STEPHEN PANKEY, ST. aged hundred years For many
years he devoted Christian faithful in the discharge
Of all his duties good MASTER affection Ite husb .nd and
kind neghbOr He born in Virginia under the British
government passed through the revolution of l7I6 m his
bOyhood, enjoyed the many blessings of and pros
perity which followed and flowed from the blondy strug-
giles Of the revolution and lived the close of that
government and died amidst the exciting of the
present revolution leaving about hundred OF his neal
descendants in active service in the present war
3. NJ. INGRAM.
tB- The Memphis Appeal will please copy.