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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-09

EFFECTIVE Cure FOR HOG CuoLEaA.-J. w. A.
Sanford furnishes Southern exchange With the
foll0wings
dssiss through the medium of your columns to
isform thespubic that tar and grease mixed in
equal proportions are certain antidote for this
prevalent and hitherto fatal disease. The mode of
xestment is as simple as the remedy itself. Gstch
the afected animal, turn it upon its back, gag it,
and drench it with nerly gill of the. mixtures-
The effect is almost instantaneous. In few hours
the animal regains its appetite, and is seen busy
engaged in quest of fotrl My stock hinder, with
whom the practice originated says, "If you can
get the tar and grease in him, you can count him
good for bacon" In more than twenty cases he
succeeded in curing every one.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-09

REMARKABLE GIRL.-They have ut one of the
numerous exhibitions in New York 1.-THE talIest girl
in the world, Of which paper says:
This is young lady of seventeen years of age,
who has reached the amazing height of eight feet
one inch and is still growing. The giant boy, who
is now at Barnums, is eight feet hi Cd, the girl sur.
passing him by an inch; but as the height of the
softer sex averages much smaller figure than that
of men, the contrast presented in the case Of the
girl is still more marvellous. Her face, her arms,
her 6pgers her feet in proper proportion to her
great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in size and length. Her
foot is fifteen inches long, and its width exceeds
the length ofnlany lady's dainty pedestal The
fingers are huge. An ordinary arm by the side OF
this lady's looks puny and stunted Her knee
reaches nearly to the hip of person of ordinary
height She is agreeable and pleasant in manner,
quite handsome for her size and we'll proportioned
A lady. of usual height standing beside her seems
the veriest infant s.E ..--.-st..ss
The sensation of person on seeing this lady rise
to her feet is one of positive fright To watch her
onward progress with raised eyes is appalling to
person unprepared for the sight To use the ex-
preston Of little girl who saw her rising from her
chair, "Why, she keeps going up" lady of Eve
ieet six-and lady of that height is considered
quite tall-walks under her arm without STOPPING.
Her weight considering her SIZE is not remarkable,
being three hundred aud seventy nine pounds.
The giantess' dresses are being rapidly made, to
be ready if possible for her appearance on Monday
They take twenty two yards of cloth. All her
Clothes of course have to be made for her by SPECIAL
measure, and very large measure. s ;: -
The young lady's mother is in the city, She is
SMALL Slightly built lady, with an infant the bro
ther OF the giantess, which any man can dangie at
grow amazingly fastAen to reach his sisters pro
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-09

SEC T. That property necessary for the suppo Ct
the and bis family. and 10 carry his ordinary
agricultural and mechanical business Hs 0scsrtained By
the appraisers to be appointed provided in the first
pressed for the public use and when the mpressing Off
Ger aud the agree the quantity
ery Aforesaid then the decisions of the
prssers shall be binding the officer cod oil other per-
sons - r--%
SEC s. Where the property has been impressed for
temporary and is lest destroyed without the de-
fault of the officer the g6Sernnent of the Confederate
States shall pay just therefor TO be ascer
ID thslird Section 81 us act If such property, when
returned has, in the "ppon Of the owner been injured
whilst the public use the amount Of damage thereby
sustained shall be desrniGe In the manner described IN
the third section Of this act the officer returning the prop
ersy being authorized act bebsH e te government
and upon such inquiry the certificate OF the value Ut prop
erty when originally impressed shall be received Is pra'o
f1cis evidence of the value thereof
SEC Where slaves are impressed BY the Confederste
government to labor fortIications or other public
works. mpressnent shall be made by said government
according the rules and regulations prescribed in the
lxs of The Stale wherein shey impressed and in the
uIaops not inconslssnt With the provisions Of this act,
a. the Secretary of War shall from time to time pre-
scribe: Prord That imp, essment OF slaves shall be
made when they BE- hired procured by the consent
of the owner or agent.
NC. Is That previous to the first day of December
next II. sa eaoor:ng Erm or plan taou exclusive
" devoted the production of grain and provisions shall
be taken for The pubic use without The consent Of the
owner, except III cases Of urgent necessity. 4
SEC. Ii. Taa. any commissioned or pon-commissioned
officer private who shall violate the provisions OF this
act sail b. tried before the military Court of the corps
which he is attached complaint made 6y the owner
other person. and convictioa If an officer he shall
be csshiefed and put into The snks as private and if
non commissioned officer or private be shall suffer such
punish ent Inconsistent with military law as the
ConrtrInay direct. ). - *
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-09

WANTED TO RENT-GOoD FARM W1H1
49,. god building near Raleigh Above Raleigh , nm
Nov. 20, 1853 - 80 A.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-09

W gMtnEFUGEES.-A HOUSE, ANo- -
ts,m. kesborough to rent for the baIanas - tOf
-conyenisnt suit small family-ssy sI year
0u'h0uses attached Apply sooS s as i pss.
May S, 1883. ). C0WLES
19-Wf
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-09

July. sundr, persons. accrued interest on 5
per cent certificates of State stock,
ouhdry persons, accrued interest on
per cent certificates of State stock.
Jacvb Siler, agent for the collection of
Bonds, $3.50 = ;,
oandry Sheriffs on account Of indecent
patients in Insane Asylum of Nc,
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-09

AND SHOEMAKEIeS WANTEn
we Wish 10 hire or 10 good workmep TO make h.'.
and shoe. We will hire 70, tie balance of hi. ans boot
mex akd give liberal prices either by the piece or bv NJ
month or year We have apartment in onr eacto!,s
negro workmen 81 that ownss NJ such slave, who !la
n're mem "ut' may do we'll to call upon US
Aeoress or apply to l. L. THOMAS L en-
Nor oe ,.e, Brownsville, N c.
- 'oeo 95-stpa
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-09

VMEEAAIR X y MI1LERS. AN5THFco,-
fan. np poufh. PSals t!.i. ~.
3. other purposes Also " repair and s. M NM NM M
ina All. AL other Soon We expect 10 Sa.
Bras and Zinc IN +. vii w Sast IRON Copper
Raleigh, n. C.. Aug II, 1888. anu ~; sas~ wErss
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-12-09

fOK SA E.-.A HOUSE ANn *
~ FkAEKLINTON- shall sell at A AID LOT n
Gay as,n December next the house and t sale on
u4w occupied by John Young as wurI Ss IN fann
Ielms made Known on dav of sa,o
Dec lst, 1853. hoHARD CHAPPEJ,
49-w3tna
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

Mortified. Edwin Thresher, Fra nc
Wright, VIM W Page, Heery Anshill, Andrew
Denney, Chas Rood, s P Briggs, d W Cahill,
James Shern, Michael Doland, S G Stebbins,
Edwin Densmore, Geo Reed, Chas McCarty,
VIM N Smith, A j Tibb Fl W Drew, Den
mis- Quinn, Horace Briggs, Edwin B Hopkins
Orlando F Bodgett, Rawson Delavan, A B
Houston, NJ G Marchan, Isaac Katban, Christie
pher Bruce, Albert Cross, Moses l. Field, VIM.
Hall, George LeBarron, Chauncey Denney,
Volney Markham, Abraham Ford, Charles Sim
mons, Geo n Kent, Sd, Dana D Jacobs John
Mcintyre, Newton Martin, F NJ Dole, Edward
Ingalls,, Ira NJ Lyon, Alpha George, jefferson
Bruce, Frank L. Rice Henry c Soper, Roswell
Dewey, Jr., George Cochran, Francis Clayton.
East MOntpeler.-D A Stewart, Parker
Geo Ellis, Edwin Mogart, o L Davis, D Ben
jamin, W S Little, Edison Albert G Gray,
} E White Luther Cummings, Truman Chase
Jas Goodnow, Joseph Labory, L Shilfrew, I B
Stearns, John CWright, D A Mason, A Pierce
NJ ' B Hollister, Marcus Parmeter II G
Holmes, W IL Wiley, Geo Davis Ii NJ Good
win, Levi Aldrich, A c Slayton, E H Foster,
N Harris, Jr., G Bliss, j Collins, Austin Tenn
pleton, Edward Laduke, D II Ormsby & ? Sea-
yer, | Clark, W Ripley, S Edwards. Jr., II
Templeton, II Peck, A n Mann, Geo " Bus
kell,
Barre.-J Gale, Francis B Carver, + Wa
tiers, n E Heath, j X Bancroft, J f Parker j
II BIaisdell, Ira Bassett, D Martin, j A Colds
bury, VIM Howard A P Howard w Thurston
A Tyler Hubbard, L P Fuller, Asa Bates, Jr.
w E Barnes, H w Wetmore, Ii A Nichols, I
Gero, VIM Lebanon, A j Dudley, j North
Alex Floury, P Kelley, Bradley Hill, II |
Woodward, X Blanchard, A E Bigelow, j |
Wood, Israel Gilmott, 0 T Macy, E P Nichols
NJ Andrews, G Peck, + French, G Durrell
a Downey, c f Smith Geo Lawson
Rorbury.-M P Merry, E Ferris, X Burn
Q Harwood, N w Cady, l. Tracy, E W ellis
William Tracy, Richardson, l. A Rood,
) Perry, B LOOMS, D Spaulding.
Bertm.-George W Dodge, E II House, v
Currier, w H Dewey, c H Williams, lillian
Alexander, George Stickney, George Hill,
Norton, John Glenny I Butterfly, N W Chase
A GoIdsbury, f E Covell s d Lawrence, V
, c Brunell, Mcavoy, c w Thompson, A
; Cummings, Robert Kewbar, S II Coyell, a Eos
ter Pat Fitz Gibbons, W H Duval, c Hurley
W Coyel, Chas W Newton, VIM. Bailey
j w oodbury, Jas Randall, King, j Smar
c Spear, n Foster, II R Ayers, s D Smitl
! V l. Black.
MidAeser-Henry Smith, NJ W Miles, Oh;
Smith, Il Hatch E Choate, NJ L Evans,
Markham, Ii " Brown, D E Williams, I Floo
Hastings, II j Vaughn, G II Wiley, Jeremia
Mahoney, F McEIroy, o. Bruce, j L McElroy
: D A Bruce, d r Clark, 2 Wiley.
4
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

The desire to see the list of drafted men in
this sub-district eliminated IN condensed jam
in and about the FREEMAN OFFICE, when we
Published in an Extra the names of those drawn
for Montpelier and adjoining towns. The draft
ed men took their lot good naturally, and in
the joking respecting it had rather the better Of
those left out.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

was trying to saw. some articles of value thai
were strewn upon the ground. e,H
The value OF property destroyed is estimated
at $250O00
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

BosToN, July IL. The American Telegraph
Company at New York, succeeded in opening
communication with this city at 10 A. M, to-
day from point fourteen miles from New York
The mob, however, drove The operators off,
and threatened to shoot them, if they again
attempt it. All the lines South and West have
been cut.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

New HAVEN, July IA. The morning train
from New York arrived here about P. NJ, by
which we have the morning papers.
The Tribune says that about O'Clock in the
evening On excited crowd in Printing House
Square commenced hooting and groaning and
soon large number in the crowd armed them
selves with missiles and hurled them at the win
dows of the Tribune Office.
When the lower windows were demolished
there was rush made for the Interior of the
counting-room, papers were scattered about the
street, aud a match was then applied to lot a
OF paper inside of the counter.
The building was fired eight times before the
scoundrels ultimately succeeded in destroying it..
0 Their fires occurred, but owing to the imperfect
working of the telegraph not even an intimation
of their whereabouts could be obtained.
AT $50 p. NJ. the gun factory at the corner
of Dist street and Second Avenue was destroyed.
AT twelve the mob arrived aC the Office of ASSIST
ant Provost Marshall between 28th and 29th
streets and burned the whole block.
They next attacked the Colored Orphan Asy-
lum The hremen were on hand and made Il
taIdy effort to do their duty. When Chief En-
gineer Decker sent to have the bells rung, the
the messenger found be could not communicate
with headquarters, the wires having been cut by
the mob.
They visited houses adjacent with hatchet5 in
their hands, destroying costly turulture. The
house opposite the Asylum was attacked
The rioters would give no chance to save the
poor little children. ...
One brute threw a chair from one of the up
per windows and killed little white girl, who
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-14

New YORK, July A. The mayors house ha
Nicholas hotel with Gov. Seymour.
Two hundred troops are In the Park barrack
waiting for orders.
The military fired on mob in Broom street
killing fifteen persons.
A meeting of the merchants will be called
this afternoon.
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