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For the Standard.
VI VIC SIdHUdTu
UNION COUNTY AGAIN

UNION COUNTY AGAIN
MR. HoLDEN:-Your correspondent \. B. ais
barking up the wrong tree" He supposes it was
QIke h:msel) TO subSerye party interests-and from
luminosity to the last Legislature that induced the
Justices of Union County to discard vaccinating
doctors. Not so, sir but for the reason that every
man, woman and little boy or girl in Union county
knows how to vaccinate as well as the NJ. DIS and
are doing 1t Why, sir, the negroes understand it.
The poverty of the people here does not deprive
them OF every particle of sense, as A. B. seems to
suppose; and venture there is not nook or cor
ner In Union county, in which the vaccine matter
has not been introduced the past winter: ard the
people, all that would have been vaccinated A
doctor must be had! "Hirdbile dictu!F' | was
vsecinated by little girl only ten years of age.
Had the Legislature appropriated the S. per day to
some OF our patriotic old women the Justices OF
Union, for their sakes, would not have opposed il
Inc doctors, those who are worthy of practice get
enough to do, and don't need it.
a. b. has no doubt that every Justice of the
Peace who voted for the resolution was johnson
nan, did not read the Standard, sold his corn high
&c In that he is greatly mistaken. The Justice
mat introduced the resolution was originally on
posed TO secession, voted no convention" but was
In favor of secession at the time North Carolina Sc
eeoeo. de electcneered and voted for Gov Vance
oelongs 10 the Conservative party, and is a sub.
Serl9er TO- ana reads that able journal, the Stan.
nara Inc vote against employing physicians 70
racclnate, was unanimous there not being a dissent
voice. and Is approved by our citizens generally.
1ae author o. the resolutions has sold several
hundred bushels of corn the past season at from
q to 81 20 at his crib; and | will wager he has
zone twice as much for the soldiers and their fami.
,rIo a. your Would-be great correspondent, A. &
~eo GaiAs ABOUT things he knows but little of and
Sno tlsS good deaf of sympathy to write down on
Taper i9r the poor people of Union, but fear has
,bo n..te IN his heart for his own The people and
tae nagstrates of Union county can take care Of
themselves without his aid, and will do it. IF he
lars collar" it is no reason that every man
JUSTICE.
Monroe, n. G.. April 5, 1863. ''"" "Ou"'y'
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April Z. 1883


COnSCTIpl UHVV
CANT HOLMES April 5, 1900
Order No. @. ,,,c4Rrt
NJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT lSs ot e.
N tions have been received from the Bureau "
scription that all of rreguary of suoSt'TT 1p
enrolled CUnscripts must be dsregarded as tGe 0'
deTs No. s 9A ts T anS I PlSs Gens9a 0
substitutes can be received. ,s,rG1
No enrolled Conscrlpt has the right to place n, ~.
in any company in service, but must offer him d. ~
of instruction.
By order of. P: MALE ffnr \. C.
Col. Cong ConseriP'' j" -
]. C. PEIRoE, Adjutant. a2-g
April ., loSS.
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MONEY I.OcT

II OST, ON THE NIGHT OF TIE 2aD op,
nasi a. The North Carolina Depot RaleirS hARCR
rsnInm book containing the following pare,.' nea
issued Iitb SG eerbSa'e from the Treasurer M 1
SOV eighi per cent bond; $3.50 in Saia No
notes, ignde6se in six and eight per cent boH5s
nGnareo a1lIar three fifty, and twenty G So lis
eavate Dils and between forty and sixty dG,g af
bank bills My name, Capt John f. MGrr AL rs 70 S,
\. volunteers was also in the book ais1o ~ /, Isl
'ne S Sook relieving me Of my command in said fe
Certificate as have applied for duplicate 81 VI Inc 'br.
ANY information concerning this !nss NAV bo Sane
the Editor OF the Standard and satsfact" D Ielt viii
and money. JOHN A MT TS9S, Lape1
April 10, 1868. as a,IS \. c.
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CIRCULAR.

Bureau for COnscription'
RIcnxoxD. March 50, I''5. ), !,
IN VIEW OF THE DIFFICULTY OF DEL n..
II ing here whether exemptions and details assc1
lawful and necessary for contractors with the deie
Partlnents of the government.
NOTICE 49,
is hereby given to all concerned lha! such apiI'
will hereafter be considered unless made through NE
with whom contracts made upon his r. n t' ?,
ton and certificate At least if this is iniracte'U
contractor state the reason whv aud the nam. .;
"fiicer with wl"m he CONTRACTS and the character
tent Of the contract.
By order Superinr endent: oxr.
Lieut.. Colonel A. A !. e.
April :, $50. r.
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400 NEGROES WANTED.

WNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
u hundred hands TO work the grading Of the Chat
ham Railroad
and all hands employ ed the road will be we'll fed and
cared for We will hire either by the month the
Arry 10 Cary, miles of Raleigh OF at Hav
wood, or Lockville, Chatham county, n. e..
J. n CLEGG CO., Contractor.
REFERENCES.
X. p Battle Prest Chatham Il. r. Company Raieigh
and ". j. Hawkins, rres't Raleigh & CASTOR K R. Com
pany. Raleigh.
Feb. IL. 1858. l3-tf.
- Richmond Enquirer, Richmond EXAMINER Peters
burg Express, Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress. Will
mngon Journal and Fayetteville Observer will each in
sert the amount of six dollars and forward bills Office
\. g. Standard
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NOTICE
CHEESEMAN'S OINTMENT.

"HE MOST POPULAR AND EFFICACI0US IN
theSOuheTH Conederacy, is now prepared in Wilson,
n C.. BY THOMAS CHRISTMAN
The chief object in the original manufacture of this ONT
ment was for the of Itch in its various FORMS It has,
however proved itself invaluable remedy for letter,
Scaldhead cuaneous Diseases instances old
of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism. So speedy
has relief been found in its for itch and letter that the
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital In its application TO a hundred rases
each of itch and letter. but failed Of cure 1t has
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative powers
any amount of reliable certificates coud be adduced Such
is deemed of place. the ointment when tried gives
ample proof Of its vauabeness in the of all these all
ments II be used in any climate either cJid 90 hot
rainy clear weather without danger the patient
This ointment is put up only by the subscriber and
glass Jars with full directions. aud will be furnished 10
persons in Of il at from dollar to fifty dollars
according to size of ur, application accompanied with
the cash Druggists will be furnished reasonable de-
ducton BY purchasing a large quantity ALI orders
REFERENCES.
CHARLES F. DBENs, d. d., Wilson, N G.
w. G. JoEpAN, Wilson, n. c.
DR.. w. II. HooPsR, Csswell Co., n. C.
Wilson, N. C., Feb 10, 1865. l8-6m
THNHE SUBSCRIBER Is AN UNDERTAKEN ALSO
n and is prepared with oil the fluids requisite for dis
nering and removing dead from any battle field to
part section of he Southern Cunfednracy All per
losing friends relatives fathers or brothers
wishing them taken up and inferred in their family grave
yard by applying to him will short notice. receive their
friends at any point they may wish them moved.
7. +. CHRISTIAN, Wilson. II. @.
Feb 10, 1883. lS-8m.
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The ADJuTANT GENERALsnIP.-It is we'll known
that the OfS;e of Adjutant General was declared
vacant by the Supreme Court, because the old IT,
cumbent, Gen. Martin, had accepted an office under
the Confederate government and could not consti-
tutionSlly hold both Offices. a good deal has been
said, pro and con, in relation to Gen. Martins
moval, but we think the decision of the Supreme
Court should settle the matter.
As TO the qualifications of his successor, General
Fowle, we are informed by those well acquainted
with him, that his appointment to the office of Ad
jutant General is most excellent selection that
he is gentleman Of the first order of talents, of
first rate business habits strict integrity and honor
and civil and gentlemanly in his demeanor towards
all men, high or low, rich or poor. And what is
of great importance in his station, he is pro-
found lawyer, and we'll understands the difference
between a constitutional government and mon.
archy-betvTeen a government of laws and des-
potiSm and knows that the great safe. guard to
the constitutional liberty of the citizen, in these
times of civil strife particularly, is the strict SUBJ
ordination Of the military to the civil power
Thoroughly understanding the theory and practice
of our fo m of government, We feel assured that he
will coun senance no assumption of power not war;
rantcd hy the Constitution and the laws of the
Landslide n Press.
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EARN WANTED.

WISH TO PURCHASE A SMALL FARM IN A
u high state "i cultivation, With good dwelling and all
other necessary Improvements the comfortable accom-
mediation of genteel family Of eight persons be-
sides serEans with stock cr"p. and farming utensils
Kitchen furniture would also wish hire the bal
ance Of the year, the hands work the farm. Preference
will be given to location, railroad station the
NOrthCarOna Railroad. west Of Raleigh or the Rich
mond aud Danville Railroad South Of Burkesve; or on
the Railroad, being constructed from Danve TO Green's
borough.
Address, with description Of property and terms,
"REFUGEE"
GAINESVILLE, ueckenburg Co Va
April Z. 1853. 29-stod
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s25 REWARD.

e ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER. ON q,
AN urday, the 18th of March, my negro bny TH H'
yellow complexion. feet ~ inches high, WEIGHING Ia
100 pounds William laughs OuGly when uIeassd .oa
the white of his eyes often Appeals Hinged With ~ a
is about IL years Of age. He had ON when La IS De
jeans pants and vest, and his coat was glar ssok
black cap o'A' be
will give the above reward for the apprebans;, =,
above described boy if he be secured so that @.,
again. ~ s'i hu
Ny residence is at YadknviIle Yadkiu Cour,r y
at which Post Office letter will find me. - ~
april 10, 1868. C "a
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Monroe, n. G.. April s, 1853. "

ola, oEARiTT TEIcK.-f.'eslau a celebrated inc
such had s'a a. canterbury With his troop, met with
He rsn"i success that they were almost starved -
70 v;va s,red to the chure6-wa rdens and promised
poor if t tSe profits Of nights conuration to the
Ths .ie parish would pay for i,iring a room etc
per- and u"rt bait took, the benefit proved bum.
upon the wizard fnIng the ehurchW ardens waited
ready disposed Of Jo onoGn the reeeipts have al
given Js De poor have kept nv ronisp 'o anS
IN dis money to my people, wac VJe sna
dsHs this is rT exclaimed the ch urdh DynSs
0'OaFsr; Il live SS nv Tx know it" spilled the
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4 JACK WANTED.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE
COUNTY, N. C..

II HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
4 sale, lying in Davie County, few miles below Oak
Hill, OF Hauls Ferry, tie lsdkn river
One tract contains about 399 acres the other containing
about 800 acres adjoining each other will sell them
geher or separately This land lies in healthy section
of country and well adapted the raising grain and -
bacco Any person wishing TO purchase, go and view
the same, and call to address at Lexington
NC. A. HUNT.
Dec. 9, 1862. eff
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NOTICE..

FENHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING, AT THE MARCH
L term ID. 1853, of the Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions of the County of Lenur N c., qualified Ad-
minstrator Of the estate of Dr. Samuel T. Chapman de-
ceased late of the County of Craven c. hereby gives
notice TO all persons indebted to the said dece lsed make
immediate payment aud those having claims against sa
deceased TO them for payment within the time pre-
scbed by law, this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery.
Also at the late residence Of said Samuel E. Chapman in
the County of Alamance N c.. Monday t27th twenty
seventh day of April next WILL his administrator ex
Pose to public sale to the highest bidder the pershabe
two horse wagon barCuche household kitchen
furniture &c &c will also at the Time hire for
the remainder 1T this year, few slaves among them
good blacksmith. For all sums of dollars and under
cash. above that credit Of six months notes with
approved secuv. The property will not be delivered
ubt the terms are fully complied with.
A T. jenkins, Admir-
AiaInance 20, N u, March ~ 1888. 27-gt.
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In act concerning the statute Of Limitations.
BE 1t cnacted by the General assembly of the
Stte Of foTth- Cdrolina, and IL is hereby enacted
by the authority IF the Sume, That in computations
OF time for the purpose Of applying any statute lin
ting any action suit any right rights, or for
the purpose Of raising presumption of any release
payment or satisfaction any grant conveyance,
the time elapsed since the Goth day of May, which
was in the year eighteen hundred and sixty'One, or
which may eiapSe until the end of the present war;
shall be excluded from such computation. Rati-
Jied the lOth day Of February, 1868.
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PILES, FISTULA, TUMORS,
UlceratIons of the Womb, SpermatOrrhua. Sy,
philitic ffectiOns 40 S'

Pr. j. A. CLOPTON, OF lit STSVILLR Ala
~ will be in Raleigh the first Of July, where he nav :
consulted for few days. He operates with perfect s.
for Piles, aud guarantees perfect cure in eviry g.
Piles, where the Tumnrs come down when at s,6aI Z
operated with perfect few DAYS ago, in c,
81 years standing, his tuners coming down as are Al
large Yea cup at every stool Those who doubt NAV !:
dress Mr. Ii. Ii. Berry, Monticello Florida
Dr. c. operated some desperate cases in SALISBURY *
yearpone Of them is known 20 every citizen of Sas
Ladies of the City and vicinity will be visited at H.
homes. lie will be in Salisbury the first Of June, Gre5
borough the 18th Of June.
March 90, 1858. 24-utsv-,
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IA act 10 amead End section cath chapter Reoised
Code.
3. IL enacted by the General assembly Of the
STATE Of North. Carolina, aud IL is hereby enacted
By tie authority or the same, That the second pro-
SSo section second, chapter 9th Revised Code, be,
and the same is hereby repealed. [RdtiFed tie
l2M dog Of February, 1868,
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NOTICE,

NY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF cp,x,.,.
- County Court, held on the Let Monday in LIE
ls62. shall sell on Saturday the I'd day of Iv hlu
credit OF six months, TO the highest bidder IT, S O.
longing to the estate of Green Staunun ecaaso5 na o.
the lands OF kirtrells Springs, B. Y Sims and J't!
Bond and approved security required; tite baII
the purchase money Is paid. "siu mi.
April 10, 1858. l an Adui
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THE RIGHT SPIRIT.-D. A. Covington ESQ.,. of
Monroe Union county, writes to the Wadesboro
argus as follows:
a. did think L would plant some cotton-but,
my dear Sir, see it won't do. Our very existence
depends upon this matter. Unless every exertion
is made that be made, we shall have famine
upon US, and l now propose TO every planter in
Arson, not to plant one acre in cotton. I oOn a
farm there, and pledge myself not to plant any
cotton. Already the Yankees are looking to star
walton as a means by which they will subjugate US.
Let us, then, make an issue with them upon that,
and show them that we are independent of them in
every respect. ], for one, am determined not to
plant an acre In cotton
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We are gra tifed to see in our North Carolina
exchanges an eloquent address from Gov. Vance to
the people of his State urging them to employ their
utmost industry in raising food. "PIant, sow,
dig and plow-coiu, oats, potatoes-any thing and
every thing which will support life! =
And, above all, my countrymen; let none plant cot
ton or tobacco. Though the prices are high, and
the temptation great, your profits would be made
from the blood of brave men and the suffering of
helpless women and children. Your children and
your childrens children would reap an abundant
and enduring harvest of scorn, and the remem-
brance of the manner il which your wealth was
gained would burn into our conscience to the hour
Of your deathr' Said as becrmes the Governor of
the great Old North StateI We will publish his
whole address to Richmond Sentinel.
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MEDICINES AND ACIDS.

opium, ALUM, CAMPHOR. MORPHINE, CALOMEL
~ Quniue EPSON Salts, Quicksilver &c, and French
Brandy. Port and Sherry Wines, and Whskey-Ntric
Muriatc and Suphurc Acids and Linseel Oil and Indigo
L. NYE HUTCHINSON.
, Charlotte, y. c., Feb. H. 1855. l5-2m
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An act 10 amend the .46h chapter Of the Rerise,
L.

An act 10 amend the 46th chapter Of the Rerised
Code section 18th.
Re il enacted By the General assembly Of the
State or North GIroiinr, and 1t is hereby enacted
By Tie authority Of the same, That the 18th chap
ter of the Revised Code, section 18th, DC, and the
same is hereby amended by adding after the words
uuHTn~, casn LGG court T9r cause
shall so ORDER" Procids hOtoeVer, That the court
in ordering such SALE shall not order the sale of
more than may be sufficient to pay the widow her
years support or what may be sufficient for any
guardian TO expend for the board and tuition of his
or her wards for the space Of one year. Rdt!fed
TIE 81 LIy 81 February 1861
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NOTICE.

NHE ANNUAL MEETI>G OF THE STOrrr,-
ers of the Chatham Railroad Companv Uv;i Hub,
at the office of the Raleigh and CASTOR KaiITT be bed
in Raleigh on Thursday the 10th day of Anr T Tpa
W. W. TASS
Raleigh, April 10, 1868. !ItER
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NORTH.CAROLINA POWDER MANUPAC.
TURING COMPANY.
TUNHE MILLS OF THIS COMPANY, LOCATED IL
miles west Of Charlotte upon the Catavba River,
full operation with good supply of material All
orders from any section Of the Southern Conederacy for
fine rifle and sporting Powder also orders from Rail-
Contractors Mp.rs and others for Blasting Powder
will be promptly filled. Address
5. ". DAVIS, Prest,
Charlotte, C.
March II, 1868. 26-lm.
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IRON FOR SALE.

TEN THOUSAND POUNDS OF IRON Sr1v,n,,
Il for farming purposes, for sale BY i'A6L
ALBRIGHT BASOy
April 7, 1853. IGin \, C.
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SIX DOZEN SCYTHE BLADES

nor SALE, BY THE SUBSCRIBER. AT NcIvVD,
Depot, Chatham County. Also, one HUNDRED han :
salt, on consignment. j. A Nrb0SIISs
April 3, 1895. 49,
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- UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON sly
day the z6th of January last, my negro boz mana
ANTHONY. He is of whitish yellow complexion. ab.
feet or inches high Is % Years old and supps
to weight about 40 pounds. He has heavy head Of h
and talks short when questioned and has down uUi.
No doubt he is trying to pass for a free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered TO mel
Prospect Hill, Caswel County, confined in any Jail
get him. +. L. WARREy
CasWeH Co., March q, 1862. 26-wGSwf
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FOR REM

VNHAT WELL KNOWN HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
Eastern part of the City Of Raleigh, recently occupied
by Mr. John Hutchirs. The house contains rooms and
all the necessary outhouscs For terms apply un
dcrsigned. j. p H. RUSS
Raleigh, March Is, 1858.
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"FIRE INSURANCE"

"AvING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT FOR SEVEN
Of the reliable Stock Companies in the Confed-
eracy persons desiring Policies buildings cotton tobac
co, &c, can secure them by addressing
E. NYE HUTCHINSON,
luS. A gent.
Charlotte Y. c., Feb II, 1868. l5-2m
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n 1T ordered BY the Board that for the pre-
SENT The allowed for publishing distribution be
creased I" So Tor spring and for fall distribution.
IL further ordered that the above be published in
Raleigh Standard, TarbOruugh SuuIherner Wilm,n
Journal, Fayetteville Observer, n. e. Argus. Western
Democrat, Greensboro Patriot; Asheve News Hender-
sunyIe Times Salisbury Waterman and Milton Chronicle
These papers will please copy three times and for
ward copy of advertisement ~ the Secretary, who will
then forward check for the $50 allowed.
April :, 1868. 2a-St.
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ACTS OF TIE LAST LEaIsIATURE.

IN act authorship ons:third Of che Whole number
ojustces IN any county to transact H6t'e 6us'Hess
SECTION l. b IL enacted By the GsTlsrGt AsseHs-
bly, Of the State Of North CrolinG and 10 Is hereSg
enacted by the authority Of the sumo, That shall
and may be lawful, hereafter, when majority OF
the justices of the peace of any county in the State
of North Carolina cannot be obtained that one third
of the whole number in any county shall be autho-
rized and empowered 10 transact all county business
which now, by law, may require majority oil the
whole Number.
Sac. 2. Be itt further enacted, That nothing here:
in contained shall he so construed as to prevent all
the justices from acting, whenever present lhGta-
; fed the Cd day of February, 1863 =
Ar act TO admit Procfo Of the Handwriting 81 at
testing lOitneSses in certain cases:
Be it, enacted By The General assembly o. me
State of North Carolina and ii Is here0y enacted
By tks authority of the same, That in all civil cases
where proof THE handwriting of an attesting wit
ness, resident out of the jurisdiction of the court
is admissible to show to them the execution OF the
instrument attested, the proof Of the handwriting
Of soldier in the army, absent from the State, oil
unable 10 attend if in the State shall be admissible
for the like purpose; and in like cases proof OF the
handwriting of subscribing witnesses resident with
in the lines of public enemy, shall be admissible
[RGtifsd the 27th dag Of January, 1862
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WANTED TO HIRE.
A GOOD NURSE P0R TIE REST OF THEYEAR
- for whom the highest price will be paid Apply at
this Office. AFF' "
March 81, 1893. e.. Qs-f.