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"A Feminine Voice from Virginia" giving the
Editor Of the North Carolina Standard and the
traitors Of North Carolna" particular f,s must
excuse US for declining her request In the frss
place her charges of traitors" in this State would
If seen by the Yankees, "give the enemy ali, and
comfort" In the second place. We happen to know
that she is very much mistaken in presaning that
the conservatives "a ternA eontra-disungushing
the man who opposed immediate secession from one
who advocated it, of this State are TRAITORS" or
any portion of them tina, we wot Of They are IS
loyal rs patriotic as brzve and IS ready to fight
the Yankee to the death I've will not say more so)
a. any immediate secessonst in or out of the State
dare be. And if there be traitor IN North Carroll
ma we have not his acquantance-doubtless there
are, but not more than can be found in any other
Southern State At any rate, Lincoln has not found
enough of them here to organize portion of Car
olina into Black republican State nor has he mus
tered into his ranks an army Of $4,000 .traitors"
furnished BY this State The fair writer therefore,
better spin "cotton and make ropes to hang traitors"
in some other quarters than her native State North
Carolina. We conjure her to give herself no uneasi-
ness about this State, which has sent more men to
the battle field, lost more men in the conflict OF
arms, and had more to die Of disease in the army,
than any other State South. How well they fought
aud how often they achieved the victory, let the en-.
my and the list Of casualties answer:~AiltoR
Chronicle
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. -. -

.-..- CO.. ESo Lopas, No. no. l.
DuRHAAs Feb. IA, 1858. 7
regular communication Of Emo Lodge, No. &c. the
following preamble and resolutions submitted and
unanimously adopted. -
WHEREAs the Advise Ruler of the universe has seen ct
to VISIT our ancient and homo, able fraternity by the
mova Of our worthy brother and friend DAVID NJ CuExk
who died on the as' day of February 1858. after few
Rssoloed That while deeply mourn tbs loss which
the Masonic fraternity his bereaved family and the
munty in which be lived have sustained in his DEATH we
are frciby Reminded that too fast Fastening to
that country m whose bourne NO traveller
returns and that long descend to the narrow
limits OF the grave and be shrouded with the pale millions
Of the dead. -
2e'oleed That we sympathise with the family Of our
deceased BROTHER and tender to them best wishes for
their future happiness and prosperity.
Resolps That further token Of respeet for our broth
err We will wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days.
Resoire That the Secretary of thi, Lodge be directed
70 transmit copy Of these proceedings to the family Of
the deceased and the TO Be published in the
Raleigh Standard spirit Of the Age and il!sborough Re.
corder. H. H. SINS ~
r, W. J. b. DURHAM, ICON.
THOMAS FERRELL,) -
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THE .sOUrHERN HEp.r,c :,

So pm AEHATIC PR,
UyH1s Cg4BENAIplY0F MEDICINES w
Iounced By three eminent phssicians in 'sn Be
g in nad,anee Stage Of Consumption. T",a
.1ial8 Hc HpvseHrseys y>.rs of a., ne, .nS: f
Of active professional dnties. Their good en-. did
srs created such demand for them that bc ~.s
to Sssist from .npp.yag sssG srstuitously. COM
al diseases bqt Gully for such as arise from DIS,su
OF THE LIVER. .Mmy spersons have ta.t H;siS0RD
good elects M and tss~s Blioas Es. .ass
sia, DY.Pspsia, d.. dc.ls6 ~ 81 nv
SD. WxIIAor, Eso Treasurer 81 the w,,..
Weldon Rail Road Aug. So. 1854, s.vs i. bn.
may b, lit caused long and severe suffs.;0
dentlsliy friend furnished me with few hug I'D
ls5dkc md Tie ass ofshexa s - fsO1es
In my family they have been uafd requfatiu
tseeese Among my acsuaintances, Dsauy en-.
from diseased liver have been relieved and cms.
regard them an i.os. aa6lr medicine, and taxi
fOrwardink this voluntary tribute p plss@
Coz JonH- WRieAT, at GoIdsboro,, N q A..
says. I" hare used the Southsrn Mpctie 81.
lily here and also on my plantation in Aiab.ms VI
soith s0cc<ss have valuable servant oir ~; a%
long time under treatme6t for consamnton oS
eeiving any benefit. Almost in her e1irem;,, va
duced to Try the Hepatic P;Us They wers a;y ~
TO directions, and she is now WELL ent;reiu
similar case occurred among my servan,. ;s0ea yGS
For yersnd lnug diseases zAave perfect - Ahks
ra a'rset'ons and other certificates will be fan,
prletor to put these pills at 50 cents bo
os os poss,s 70 procure all tho ingredient. =
Jor the attsosed p ordsr Elsm at once a0zI
From the prices above stated, a h..uz a..
a Asdses s.e aEoRes Ing as n the be
For sale in Raleigh, N. e.. by WTiiiMStfs
WOOD, and r. F. PESCUD. AM' Any
Dec. l6, 1862.
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his entire army, and soon after se rsrosssd the
river, the troops under my command following Zen
Evans brigade, add bringing up the rear. -,
The entire force at my disposition that DAY rs
rather. below two thousand men,. The loss Was "
Marshalrs regiment (lD eleven killed (50 ,hty,
eight wounded, Q0) ten missing. In Alters (0
six killed, (4s) forty-three wounded, (s) missing.
In Shaws there were (s) three killed ( six wound
ed, and in Devane's none. cannot give the CASUAL
ties of Fuller's section precisely. -.
learn that the loss in the two first named reg,
ments occurred mainly in the charge above referred
to- But for this we should have had the satsfsc-
ton of knowing that we had With vastly inferior
foree, driven the enemy from strong position and
obliged his whole army to retreat almost without
loss on our part. .. .,, -
In conclusion, I take pleasure in saying that the
officers and men in all the regiments behaved in
manner creditable to veteran troops Captain Ed
ward White, my Adj Gen'L, and Capt. A. ". Er-
win, my Aidde.camp, were energetic and prompt IN
carrying orders to all parts Of the field. ri =
Very respectfully. yours, &c.. .u 80. %
- Brig. General
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. !,
~ Cxxr WHfrino, Hsxl W!Lxrxeron, 4


Alta meeting Of Co. h, sst Regt. s: G.. 4, held to
draft resolutions Of respect to DUR departed brother sol
diess AAaoN NJ DAVIS andsHAR DAyla. rho died ,ip
hospital At Wilmington Of typhoid the f9rmer
the aO of January and the bitter on the th ~ Febr
ary ess the committee do report the Rllosng Fesoin-
tions to their memory:
WaraEAs, In His wisdom God hssh sesa 1t 70 remove
from our mliitsTy circle to world Of mIsr.a! spirits,
esteemed fellow soldiers, Aaron NJ and Hardy Davis,
greatly mourned therefore, Be is : > -, .;.,t..
Resolued That by their death this company has expe
renee Tie sad loss of two of its best and dntifu
soldiers in whom We recognize patriotism and willing
ness to perform their duties worthy Of emulation and ad
Reaapsd That while wa Mourn and dep,ors the loss of
friends and fellow sdlders do continue seaiast
and unwsssng in efforts in the cause of Liberty
to establish that banner a independence which has OH
waved the heads Of tho deceased. y ''i7 E5
Rsofped, That feed loss to be irfsparsbls hut
bow in humble submission to that God who has removed
them from hence eternity trusting that their mourning
parents will be eomforted 10 their bereavement and BE-
blessed with the bliss OFFS future day.
ReeoLced, That weexpress sympathy for the sym
thzery of tia dscased ind with them in thair
troubles ,.t.
Resps That these resolutions be ssnt to the Editor of
the n @. Stomdar requesting him publish them and
send married. eoPJ Of the each Of the weeping
families Of the deceased. ~ - : si,';s-,.
L. RoBT. W. DEBNAN, Chm.
ST = MaS Sess:. connni.s.s. 4o- i. 81.
"a Raleigh papers please copy
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TAKEN UP.

COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF GU1LFORD COUN
~ ~ c., on the lat day of January $751; two negro
men, JOE and HAIRY Joe is dark copper color, with
feet five inches high aged rs so year-w weigh about
l4c lbs clothing, twiied cotton goods nearly ont
Mayo of Edeecombe county, C Harry, nearly black,
small each eye, the sort Of clothing Of
joe except Harry has black nssy on front teeth
above decayed weight about l40 l6 about 25 years old
Eve feet inches high. and says he belongs to Miss
Psnn,ns Bryant Of Edgecombe county, and their
are sisters. 49,.
The are hereby requested to come orwurd rove
property pay charges and take them away they will be
dealt with according TO law.
c. A. BOON, Sheriff.
Greensboro, N. G.. Feb. 20, 1863. 0-wtf
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REV. r. j. GRAVES.

The examination Of the case Of Rev. R. j. Graves
was had in this place on Wednesday last before
the Hon. Matthias E. Manly, of the Supreme Court;
George V. Strong, ESQ.,, appearing for the prosecu-
ton, and the Hon. WIN. A. Graham for the defend
ant. The accused was bound over to the Confeder-
ate Court ct Richmond to stand trial on charge of
treason. Do.
Mr.. Graves obtained . passport at Richmond
about the last Of july for the purpose Of visiting
New York to procure the services of the celebrated
DR.. Green for an operation on his throat, which
was very much diseased, and to see after the well
fare of two orphan sisters who he feared might be
in suffering condition. lie left City Point in
flag of truce boat for Harrison's Landing. On ar.
irving at Harrisons Landing he was placed under .
strong guard and treated us a prisoner for two or
three days, and was subjected to long and minute
exa4ination BY the Federal Provost Marshal. Du.
ring this examination it is alleged that he commu
nicated important information TO- the enemy, and
upon this the charge Of treason is founded
There was but one witness to support the charge,
. captured soldier by the name Of Parker, who was
awaiting examination. He protested to have heard
low tone Of voice. and he twelve fifteen feet dis
tant, and was present only during portion of the
examination. .5,.
This examination Of Mr.. Graves by the Provost
Marshal in McClellans camp was long and rigid,
and continued for perhaps an hour and half The
~0ndfion of IN ,ro3 int ,hothar
thsv wsrs no, rss.;~r o.,t .n "hs,h.s ;ron ,"ss
not d;f;cn,t 70 hs oh..;ood h.t n,or-sss h.d h"an
.,.da ~ tho oo., .,,o.;o, - .ha p;.'1o,,. -..o.d
80 ~. aS;oo. 80 ".. " . IA :" 80 -,
c ;ns ~ .o so:e' ., "su >. w" ". .,
"p:.ns y. eo''':ruSeT" "e ooilu''on ue
unq, M on Honrs"a oqa. IN PROCESS VI CON
sau..on =. N'c1no"o &C. ins IePy ~ 'nsse
iu "s ~ a mr. ues as sa:ea oy n,;'se H. was
."~s =. ua Nv. eno~ 81 .as 10 nso
:, phc% s ssy ersa o@ sns
~ VIZ. s pe'uoo !su scesss' ~ Pseeu'eu '''A'
tne ro.as were wearing away, a. tnere WIS large
amount OF business done on them. ne presumed also
tnat II was wen Known that one object inc Conied'
e.s0e government naa IN view IN iaVoring the con-
structioa Q! the PIEDMONT railroad was TO nciit,te
transportation between Richmond and the south;
oue what progress vas made IN its eonstructiea ne
did not know. The bost, Richmond, might be
ready to come down Tomorrow Or next day or,
might be sose time first; he did not know he
heard hammering, and supposed men we're working
upon her, but IF her condition he had no knowledge
ashe only had glimpse of portion of her through
. crack in the enclosure as he was passing by. It
was alleged by the prosecuting officer, that bis an
swers to these questions gave Important irforma-
ton" to the snemy-giving him " aid and comfort"
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BslaADs HrADess. Jan. s4tb, 1858. :
GnsssAL 0nDsas ~. .-,..,
The Br;ssdisrG General couamandiAg sssnot rsfrsin
from the aggression Of his deep regret recep-
ton Of Gsnersl Order, No ~. Headquarters Of the
Army, transferring the Sixth. Fifty fourth and Fifty
seventh North. Carolina Regiments nom this com
nand. - - = a3l - 90 -
The disruption Of allthoss pleasant and cordial
social relations which exist between himself and
them, is not the only csuseDf sorrow; their galan-
~ On The batle sid has taught him to value them
rs sslliers no less than % comrsdes. aaso.
To the Sixth he has only to say, that inspired by
the nnezssisa Of the Eirss MAnsssaS Elthans Land
inc, Seven Pines Gains Farm, Malvern Hill, Free
mans Ford, Second Manassas. Boonsboro', Sharps-
burg and Fredericksburg it can never in the future
prove unworthy Of its weilearned and glorious re-
putation sli i - IL =3 irG!:ai,.5f.r -
Fer the Fifty fourth md Fifty seventh, he can ask
no higher destiny than that their future career may
be worthy Of their brilliant, debut ION the field Of
Fredericksburg They hive already won for them:
selves place among thevetcran troops Of tho ARMY
In the hope THAI the. lsbors o.. ell in, the new
position to which they are removed will contribute
much to the success Of our arms and the triumph
Of our sacred ouss, he bids them reluctant fare
we'll So '.'aa tf1is''@'sr: u, @:.i.il a!:5 49,
81 s4s4 ..,a: hi fes. :, d! ALAW, ~.
'L.,R Fsn.rl1, Asst A5't Gen :.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
by the County Court of Wake and qualified as ad.
minstrators with the will annexed 70 estate of John
Judd deceased hereby give notice to all persons ndebt
ed to said estate to forward and settles and those
them within the time prescribed BY law or this notice will
be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
T. ". SPENCE, 49,,
R. III. BROWN, Ao" H.
Feb. 20, 1868. o-wst,
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TOWNSVILLE MALE & FEMALE school

TOWNSVILLE MALE & FEMALE SCHO0I
TOWNSVILLE, YADKIN COUNTY, NC.
HHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WII
begin January 18th, 1883, and continue twenty weed
ten weeks Of the session, will be charged full tuition q
those who enter at any time during the latter part
term. will pay eneAalf of the full II tion fee.
1t is desirable and important that students who e..
enter be present 1t the beginning of the session.
Jonesylle is retired and exceedingly healthy villas,
far removed from the seat of war.
Tuition, from SO to $50 per session, -
Board, from go to SIS per monsAsy
Forfull information, address the Principal =. 1onesI
N. G. ]. G. MAILER, PrncipL
Dec. %, 1862. 52-wl7pdI
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

= 4
n WISH TO SELL ny FARM, EIGHT MILES sou
the Ccaafelds; on McClendon's and Suck Creeks sud
the locality Of the Cheraw and Coale'd Railroad, cou
ing 100 acres; 800 ucres bottom land about 100
thebottoms not cleared the up land is very produce
water healthy, and buildings pretty good 20 or
might be worked to advantage on said farm. Ibm}
sbou. 100 acres seeded in wheat aud oats. will g."
-. NOAH RICHARDSON, i
Gold Region, n
Jan %, 1858. 5-wsPa
ty- Wilmington journal copy six times weekly y
forward bill to the Standard Office.
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The enrolling ofieeu oil over the State, says the
Raleigh Progress Of the 4th, are picking up con-
scripts and we are glad to zee the psople yield
obedience to the law for our ranks need men, and
men se must have but We do protest against the
iniouitous provision of the act which exempts .
man simply because he has twenty or more slaves.
It is for the right to ownand hold slaves that
fighting and this being so the slave owner has not
only the love Of country and desire to be free to
actuate him to do his duty, but his property u at
stake for unless the South be successful slaves BE-
come valueless. Some people-thoss who are skulk'
ing from the army behind their niggers-maY con-
slider this kind Of talk dangerous, but II We are
establishing Government whose laws make it dan
gerous to tell the TRUTH We had better know 1t at
once 1t h all right for the poor man with ten or
fifteen children 70 90. but the rich man Is enabled
by : law of the Confederate Congress to skuk
his duty to his country because he owns twenty
slaves. =
of the law, and the patriotic masts every where cry
cut against it and We demand that the cotton lords
who seem TO- lord it in the present Congress, repeal
it. The fact that our beople have submitted to this
law proves them to be emphatiealiy q law abiding
people, for every principle of justice and eqaty-of
equality and fght-the superiority ofthe white man
over the slave--cries, ont against it. izs =
:, We, learn that MANY persons who own twenty
slaves are presenting themselves and demanding
exemption, aud hence we appeal to the Confederate
Congress to repeal the unjust and disgrASsul
clause now, that these nsn meJ bepas in the army.
If it be not done aud the war be protEacted, the
moor man. in and out OF the army, may stop to ask
what Ill is for p Wades6orG Argus
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NORTH-CARoLINA, COURT OF PLEAS an;
~ Franklin County. Ser Term Ses 1sss Dsa
JAMES RnD and wife and others. \ ' '''"

Tnos4. P.a.z and others.
James Reid, the executor, named IL q paner v,,,
porting to be the last will and testament of Bu raj ~
deceased, hsvng propounded the same for probate
smn form Ut the December term, 1867, of Franklin e.
Paam Of Jo as P Poni. ana an rh en-
Of Sarah Bonner, deceased, 1o.wit: William II. @as
Martha Brown, wife of DR.. A. p Brown, Caroline 6uI
wife ofC l. Douglas Mary Trent, wife OF ". C. fsf
side beyond the limits of this State: 1t is ordesaM h
sons in the Raleigh Standard, for nine weeks, 70 tr
that they appear at the term of this Court to BE- bs
the second Mondsy Of March, 1862 to witness proc.
then to be had respecting the probate of said
last will and testament Of said Bnrreli Perry,
Witness, T. c. Horton Clerk of said Court, at o6u
Louisburg, the second Monday OF December, A. D. lta
7. Q. HORTON, G. c.
Jan. Is, 1888. (pr. adv. ST. s-xsj
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LAND FoRMLE..

r OFFER FOR SALE s1s ACRES OF I.AKr, TWO
Il miles north of Hi!isburough. The land Is very pro
ductve end vel! adapted to corr whss and tobacco with
large quantity uf meadow g!ounds = The land is we'll
large harn and stables with two good framed houses snd
aoe house. If not sold it will Be fOr rent. fssms
to suit the purchaser.
,Hillsboro, N. c., Nov. l1,.1sss. 4s-wtk
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CAAr WILSON'S BRLiADk,

CAxp WILSON'S BRI.iADk,
January "a, 1863. :.
D. r. Halsey, 4. A. General
SIR:-I respectfully inform you that learned
from one of my men few days since, that Nathan
the battle Of Shsrpsburg, Nd.
II. H. DRAUGHON, 1st 1t
Cong. Co. H, 10th N. q. T.
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NORTH-cARoL1NA, COURT OF PLEAsl1
IL Wake County. Ssr s5 tiers sessions ,sSn Non

vs.. nun Petition to sell land "a,
Tnos. woxBIE and others. ment Of debts
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cont -.
drew Wombe, one Of the defendants in this ca.a a
resident Of this State 1t is orde,ed, that adr..
R Rsi made n the n: G. Standard newspaper publish
appear at the next term of this Court plead
muir to the petition Of che plaintiff. '''"a"'|
y. j. TERRELL. d
Jan H. 1858. (pr. adv. $5.s21<.) So
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Notice.

NOTICE.
"ILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, THE 10th
day of March, TO the highest bidder the Village
Hotel, Rutherordton, N. c. and lot containing about
four The property is in fair condition and being
ths terminus Of the WuSnkton Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad will be valuable property to any person Who
open for sale aay prryinus the 10Th For infor
nation call JOHN s. FORD who is the Proprietor Of
the House. '''- !. SAMUEL WILKINS.
February ed, 1858. : e-wtd.
Psuyress copy two weeks. l...'-
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TAKEN UP,

{ And COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF sUn
ssy ,sp, 2. as LII !.
and belongs to John A. Barnes. of Csr|n eoany
Said boy is sbout Ia or 20 years old hse1ees
high, very black. stout built and wears e,o.n
The ownet Of sad negros hereby .s;d how sway
WIN '' 1s"' WIZ - WIN. HAYMoRE, 81.
. Dobsou, Jan: %, 1858. 80 =; .+.'' o-N~|
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NOTICE:

N, As TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED tn u
w jail Of Randolph County, North.Carolns o. o.
sth day Of january, 1888, negro man, who said upoa
examination that be was save and that his nsm y,
ty North Carolina. The said slave appears to %
G0And 80 years of age, and is very black. ,or,s,
This notice is to request the owner to CONF ~ ."r
prove property, pay all charges, and take nm ''''
he will ssdiapossd asso'ssae i1s, sresp ,l
ia..sts ~ ., 'isSs ~ ''sss 2-ft
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.. 'y5 ee .s5'f ~.
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED 70 THE ESTATE or
"A EdwardC. Besvin deceased earnestly requested
TO make immediate payment 70 my agent Charles Bel
Those having claims sasns. ths ss:te s,e notified t.
present them forthwith. 0J 81 Ks ajs'"I = 1-f2.i
81, =, d 3. Z. FERRELL, Admr..
Jan. 30, 1868: k-w8k
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

D.AN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on RI
h sth of December last. his negro man JOHN ,abOt
ION, weighs about us, quick spoken, and quite niel
will give Fifty dollars for his apprehension and conf
-. = W. G. BLACKWELL
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TWENrY-FIyE DOLLARS REV Am

!WENIf'FIVE DOLLARS REW IN
RUhAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER o OK u
4NTS day the asth Of January last my negro boy
feet on n. me rs h o. Thitsh yellow eomplexic
to weight about 40 pounds. He has heavy hsasK
and talks short when questioned, and has dos,Iss
NO eo ;,, ne Is trying to pass for free boy.
Prospect Hill Caswell County, or confined in suv
get him. -. + ~ M my ~ n
Caswell Co., March "A, 1864 Aaskn
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OApr. A. L. EVANS, A. A. G.

NorlIt ought perhaps to be- stated that the ensmys
retreat preciptats that he left
muskss and even horses Having been threatened with
attack on both wings at he same moment while the swamP
in his front prevented his attacking aud dividing our esd
ire he hare been terrified and induced 10 anao
have made and fed with his large army tOwsds the cosss
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sUBSTITUTE WkNTED.
$50 REWARU.

DUNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on THE
H Efst day of December last, my negro named
ZOE i've feet high and WEIGHS about rs ID:
large white eyes, and down-ook, and has 4 lis
left band has heavy moustache; had when he left
a home. made sarge coat.
will give the above reward for the delivery Of said me-
gro to Prospect H confined in any sil SO get
him. 20. . -. - -''a- EPHRAIA BURCH. :
Caswel Co., N. G., Jan. 20, 1868. 4-wtf
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.
IT OFFER FOR SALE STEAM SAW MIL, TEN
miles south west Of Raleigh Middle Greek p. q.
9he Engine ia Of eighteen horse power The saw is fay
two inch circular one, nearly new. with aud very
heavy gum elastic belt The machinery 20 arranged that
the engine, manage the and set the
logs There is plentiful supply Of long eafed pine and
other timber id the neighborhood and ready market for
lumLer The owner has, With two other hands, sawed
5000 feet of lumber in day For further information ap.
ply to GEO. ". ATKINSON,
Raleigh, N C.
Feb. Is, 1853. r.. 49,. s-wtf
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-25
CHEAP LEATHER.

TlROSE WISHING TO HAVE HIDES CONvEgYE
IL into good leather, on shares OF for 80 much per
can be accommodated at 3he tannery Of j. T. LEACH ,
west of Banks muster ground. Their terms are follow
Forty cents per h. for hides; for kip, calf or goat a
onethird which they Will sell TO the owners ofthsa
at market price, if they wish to purchase.
JAS, 7. LEACH / S0S
Jan, lS 1853 ~. 4rNa
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-25
Sx1rHr1ELp, N g.. Jan. Ia; 1868
HEADQUARTERS VERSIONS BRIGADE,

HEADQUARTERS VERSIONS BRIGADE,
- January %, 1868.
Respectfully referred to the officer commanding
goth N. c., the name Of private Nathan Snead, Co.
H. was sent to these headquarters in the list of alb
sentess from that regiment.
ALFRED IvERSON,
Brig General