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NOTICE.

A T ROLESVILLE, WAKE COUNTY. ON THURS
n day the 29th inst, will sell to The highest bidder,
credit Of six months the following property belong
iEg to the late Seth u. Jones, namely: Two line bay
MARES, Zone of them superior saddle and harness ami
NAL Buggy and harness. one pair Sadde Bags and
Surveyors Compass with chain and plotting instru
nents complete
The purchaser required to give bond with approved
curty. EDWARD A. CRUDGP.
For Sarah S. Jones, Adm'trix.
Jan. 9, 1888 4-w&sw8t. =.
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"LEAFHER.n

VlHE UNDERSIGNED, DESIRING TO ACcoaMo-
j date the public generally, is willing to tan on halves
large amount of HIDES of every description have
the services of Of many years experence there
fore the public may assured their leather will be
ned and finished" in the neatest style.
Persons who wish to be thus accommodated can send
their HIDES my yard eight miles southeast Of Raleigh
VIM L. FORTE.
Jan. 8, 1868. 4SStpd
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The Richmond Dispatch states that the Yankees
in their late raid upon the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad; carried back to Newbern about 1000
negroes We think this is a mistake. They did
much other damage to farmers, &c, but I'VE
learn they only carried down about 500 negroes.
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GRINDSTONES.

FTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED THE EXTENSIVE
IL Grndstone Quarries on Deep River and has hand
and will keep large stock of superior quality of any size
required 10 suit all kind of work. and will be delivered at
Mclvcrs Depot for ~ cents per pound. There is Rail-
road and water Communication from this point 10 any part
of the Southern COnfederacy All orders will be filed and
delivered at the above mentioned place by addressing
sHs p. LlNEHAN,
Branch P o.
Chatham Co, N. C.
Jan. Q, 1853. 4-3m.
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NOTICE.

A WOUNDED SOLDIER RETURNING TO HIS
n Regiment, unfortunately had his trunk mischecked
Monday night the 92d ult, in Raleigh Weldon, and
when arriving in this City, found that he did have the
right one. The lost is medium size, black packing
trunk marked card to " A. C. Pulliam Co.. Rich
mond Va )" and contains soldiers clothing, &c.
The person who may have said trunk will confr favor
by sending it TO Describe their trunk, and will take
pleasure in forwarding the we have. -
PULIIAM & CO,
Fra kiln street.
Richmond, Va.
Jan. Q, 1858. S-w5tpd.
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Rev. R. j. Graves, we learn, has entered into a
reccgnizance to appear before Judge Manly at Hills
boro', on the 18th inst, to answer to the charges
against him.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

W7E ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE PARK
w Err OVERLY, Esq, a candidate for COMMIS-
SlONER from Western Ward at the ensuing municipal
election.
Ian G. 1853. 3-td
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. SEVEN MILES
N from Raleigh, on Swift Creek containing $50 acres
$50 af which cleared Half the open land creek bot
tom. and produces equal TO any land in the county.
Price twenty-five dollars per acre. half the whole
cash. the purchaser may desire For further particu-
lars, apply to the undersigned at Raleigh.
C. w. GARRETT
]. w. GARRETT.
Jan. 9, 1853 4-9tpd.
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Mt. D. B. Neathery has become associated with
tue Datty Progress as Assistant Editor. We are
gao to see that the Progress is going ahead swim
mRgly
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=, .,,s,,ne., Of the Destrructiye Leaders.

UickedneSS of the DESTRUCTIVE Leaders,
There is no depth Of malice falsehood, or mean
ss 10 which the Destructive leaders, aided BY the
p;cbmond Enquirer, win not descend to accomplish
.ho;r wicked purposes. They commenced the war
g r,rtes IN this State, and they are determined to
toeo it up WITHOUT regard to consequences. During
tbc campaign which resulted in the election of Gov.
Vance, they insisted that the people of the State
ought to be unit and that the Conservatives were
dividing the people But the result of that election
showed that the people Wers a unit Gov. Vance
and his friends thoroughly united them, his vote
being three to one to that of his competitor Ii
these Destructive leaders had been patriots anxious
only for the of the cause, they would nave
submitted without murmur to this verdict at the
b,lIIot-box, and would have forgotten their party
schemes at least until the war was over. But they
arc more bitter now than they have ever been
Their Journals TEEN with the btterest ABUSE Oh th'
Conservatives of the State and they have even III
sticated the Journals of another State TO uc'ate !"
their own fellow citizens, and to brand some ol 'ne
- ,-,+,-s Government officer hi Oh in place IN
Richmond, pronounces North-Carolna au-u heS'
or tr,itorsn One of their Judges makes political
harangues from the bench, and advises the moo u
far and feather the Editor of the Standard; and
this same Judge, after having issued writ OF ma
zeqe corpus, and finding the writ resisted, tamey
cite down under this contempt for his authority by
rho military power. They have even influenced
so,ne Of our brave soldiers in Virginia to hold po-
,c,l meeting in which the Legislature of the State
has been assailed; and some of their journals have
rnblisbed letters advising troops in Virginia to
come home and break up" what they call the
G. irfernrl Legislature"
Have not these leaders been well named Are
.no,, mt DsstructiUss? Would our Constitution,
onr rights, our liberties be safe in their hands p
Are they not desperate men
It is painful to us to have to write thus, especially
in the present crisis of any fellOwcitzens But
we must defend ourselves when unJustly assahed,
and we must warn the people VIC must light Lin
coin with our right hand and guard our liberties
with our left. "When the wicked rule, the people
MOURN" God pity the poor creature who falls into
the hands of these men, and is thrust on mere sus-
picion into Castle Thunder the Bastile at Sails
hurry; and God save the State from the counSelS
and the control Of the Destructive leaders.
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CALL AND SETTLE UPI

CALL AND SETTLE UPI
ENTISHING TO CLOSE OUR ACCOUNTS TO THIS
w date respectfully ask all persons indebted to
~ call and close their either by cash te
No new accounts will be made after this date
MCGEE g. WILLIAMS
Jan. 8, 1868. 4-4t
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4he letter of Prof Emmons, which We publish to-
uSy' Is In relation to specimens of SALT found
aOcut twelve miles south of Salisbury, and sent to
Us oy Mr.. -Bruner; of the Waterman.
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800 REWARD,

SlOU hE" ARD
TVNAKEN FROM THE CARS OF THE NORTH Ca
rulina Central Railroad. at the Raleigh depot the
morning of the 7tb inst, small SOLE LEATHER Va
LSE covered with sail CLOTH and marked with the initials
of the subscriber The Vase contained several articles of
wearing apparel and original Descriptive Muster Roll
of Captain f. kOonces Company of State Rangers; also
vouchers against the Stale of North Carolina for upwards
of twenty five hundred dollars and many other papers of
value the undersigned The above reward will be cheer
fully paid for the recovery of the Vase and its contents
T. ID. K00NCE.
Jan. 6, 1868. 4E2t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-09

Smallpox being carried from the army into the coun
try here and there The people should be yaccinated to
guard against it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-09

Our unhappy neighbor of the Register labors to
place US in the same category with ITSELF in utter
nc falsehoods The Registers bad logic again trips
its hecls We stated that Gen. Martin held 1.-TWO
high salared Offices" This Gen. Martin does not
denv, nor will any one who has regard for truth.
We did not say that Gen. Martin had receired the
nav of two salaried Offices. We recollected that
Gov. Grahams report distinctly affirmed upon the
authority of General Martin himself, that he did
accent and then held a commission as Brigadier
General in the Confederate army and had actually
taken the oath of Office and assumed command
suited to that Office while be held the office of Ad-
iutant General of this State. We also Iecollectcd
that the same report stated that Gen. Martin had
said that be had never received any pay pertaining
to said Office" but the report gave no reason for it.
We were tben ignorant of the army regulations, and
stating that those regulations forbade his receiving
the pay of two Offices. The knowledge we derived
from reading the report on that point, was simply
that Gen. Martin had not up to that period received
any pay as Brigadier General. Knowing that many
officers do not present their claims regularly, we
supposed that he held his claim against the govern
mept and would receive his pay at some day, until
we received his note. Now, what goes with the
Registers charge? "Cease viper, you bite a file"
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NOTICE.

II HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER
II ENT TRACTS, in the county of Moore Farming,
Mineral and Turpentine land-which will selO liberal
terms. SO JOHN MORRISON.
Carthage, Nov. "a, 1852. 92-wtswtf
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We regret that the Confederate authorities surrendered
Mr. Gravesbu suppose they thought it better to
do that than to ard To the conservative par
" and the GROWERS Raleigh in this State fur conn-
uav abusing and cursing the Confederate government
Ch2rttts DtDgOcrGt.
The Secretary of War surrendered Mr.. Graves in
obedience to the demand of the sovereign State of
North arolua; and in doing so, he distinctly ad-
Iiitted that the arrest improperly made follow
ed as 1t was by the removal of Mr.. Graves to an
other State for trial We think it will be SEEM in
due time, that Mr.. Seldom denies to the military
arm Of the Confederate government the power to
seize citizens of one State mere suspicion, and
transport them to another State for trial.
But the Democrat, which never sees any thing
but in party light, magines that Mr.. Seldom was
influenced by party considerations in pursuing the
course he did. We do not believe he was He sim
ply carried out what the Democrat only processes,
TO wit, the doctrine of States rights.
The Democrat says the "growlers at Raleigh"
are continually abusing and cursing the Confed-
crate government" This is not true No one
abuses or even criticises that government The
growlers referred to are we'll satisfied with that
government that they wish to perpetuate it for all
time, and they seek to do this by combining it strict
ly to its delegated powers The Democrat and
those for whom it speaks are consentng to the de-
sruction of the government, if not actually taking
steps to destroy it by urging the Standardization
not the government-to disregard the written agree
mcnt between the States, and to substitute the mill
tary for the civil power. The government can be
preserved or conserved in no other way than by
maintaining and observing the Constitution on
nh,
This is the whole sum aud substance of CoRSerCG-
t''m. The Conservatives are the best friends oc
the government; aud many of the leaders of the
DeSructiVes are Its enemies, they prove by their
acts We draw a wide distinction between the
government and those who administer it. The
N<mocrdt is 50 blinded by party, and by its SER
Witty to power, that it can see difference between
the two.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

! MUNICIFAL ELECIIUNs I-..--e3
"E ARE REQUESTED BY THE FRIENDSsOF
w JOHN NICHOLS, Esq, to announces him candi-
date for COMMISSIONER from Western Ward Ut the
ensuing municipal election. azT
jan. g. 1858. BID
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THNHE NEXT SESSION OF E. B. THOMAS SCHOOL,
IL in the Western Ward of the City of Raleigh. will
open Monday the 18th inst, and continue 20 weeks.
Terms Of Tuition FRI m $40 to $l2 per session.
Raleigh Jan. 9, 1868. at.
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LOST TRUNK-s2o REWARD.

VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE. issa
n OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION, 2 MILES
west of Carthage Moore County, containing $50 acres
which is Grst and Saw Mill, Cotton Gin and Screw.
Iw receive in payment State bonds Confederate money
likely negroes. JOHN MORRISON.
November IA, 1862. 92-w&swtf.
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MARRIED.

In this City. on December 3d. 1862, by Rev Dn Mason
11r: ~. Of Chapel Hill to Miss LAuI Ann
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Jan. Q, 1858.
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I.incoIn,s Proclamation.

Raleigh, Jan. 6, 1868
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-12-11
SherfG'S Sale

State of Wisconsin. Circuit Court-Nan ito-
voc County. John A. Catcher and George Lee
Feyre. against ARIEL n Brown, William Nalo~,
Lisell Nallow, Elizabeth Norris, late Elzabe;h
Adsms Frederick Haker ard Matthias Hug.
Df Virtue of a Judgment of Foreclosure and
- Sale rendered by the Circuit Court iD and
for the county Of hsntowoc, State of Wiscon.
sin, at the General Term of said Court, he'd at
the village aud county OF Manitowoc, in tn .
above entitled action on the I'd day of july, A.
D. 1868, | will sell at Public Vendue to the
highest bidder, at the Court House in the village
of Mauitowoc. on the thirteenth day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1868, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon of
that day, the following described property or go
much thereof as will raise the amount of said
Judgment and costs, to-wit:
All that certain piece or parcel ofland situa>
ted in the county of Manitowoc and State of
Wisconsin, and known and described Is fol-
lows, to wit: Commencing at the north west
corner OF Lot No. four (4) in Section No. thirty
two go in Township No. nineteen t19) Range
No. twenty-four (24), running east to the Lake
twenty-five Chains and twenty-five Links !;
thence along the Lake shore due south six
Chains and forty five Links 6 c. & 45L) !;
thence west to the Section line twenty-four
chains and twenty Links; thence north six
Chains and forty-fiye Links to the place of be-
ginning, containing fifteen acres of land being
the north part of the said Lot y 70. four 4 in
Township No. nineteen IL north OF Range
No. twenty>four -24- east.
IRA P. SMITH, Sheriff
By JOHN H. BURNS, Under Sheriff
Dated Sherit's Office Aug. 4. 1868.
WM. Nj. NICHOLS Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Shcrin'S Sale.

State of Wiscon,in. Circuit Capitalization
voc County. Oscar Koch, against Peter Cas-
ten SOD. Meta Castenson and Andrew Anderson.
DY VIRTUE OF . judgment of Foreclosure
ID and Sale rendered by the Giro nit Court in
and for the county of Manitowoc, State of Wis
consin, at the General Term of said Court held
at the village and county of Nanito~oc, in the
above entitled action, on the first day of July,
A. D. 1868. will sell at public vendue to the
highest bidder, at the Court House in the viii
lags of Mantowoc, on the thirteenth day of No
v,mber, A. d. 1868, at two O'Clock of that day;
the following described property:
The east two-thiris of the east half Of Lots
No. one and four l & 4 in Block No. two hun
dred and .xty-six $50 !, in the village of Mani.
towoc, county Of Xanitowoc and State of Wis
consin, as recorded in the Office of the Register
of Deeds in and for the county of Nanitowoc
excepting aud reserviug 'hereirom piece off
the south side Of said Lot No. four IA in said
Block No. two hundred sixty six 1850 running
from east to west parallel with the south side
line of the last mentioned lot fifty 800 feet, and
from sou b 10 north ten tl0) feet the same hav-
ing heretofore been decided by the said defend,
auts, Peter Castenson and Meta Casteuson.
IRAn. SMITH, Sheriff
Bv JOHN II. BURNs, Under Sheriff
Dated Sherif's Office, Manitowoc, August 4,
1853 .. 4e .-
WV NJ. NICHOLS Plaintiffs Attorney.
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SheriFs Sale.

The State of Wisconsin. Circuit Court-Nil-
waukee County Byron kilbourn against John
Sercomb, surviving partner Of Thomas Terton
deceased. Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out oil
ID and under the seal of said Court in the
above entitled action, to me directed and deliv-
cred, and AGAINST the personal and real proper
ty of said John Sercomb, surviving partLer OF
Thomas Tert0n, deceased, l have levied upon
the following described real estate snd all the
right, title and interest which the said defend
ant had in and to said property at the date of
the docketing of said judgment, in this. Mani
towoc, county, to wit: on the thirty first day
of July, A. d. 1862. or has since acquired, viz :
The south half of Section seven II in
Township seventeen IL north of Range
twenty three 80 east together with the saw
mill, machinery, tools, implements, a., less the
south Isif of south west quarter of said Section,
which said real estate and right, title and inter
afor esaid / shall expose for sal lie and sell
at public vendue at the Court House, in the
village of Manitowoc, Manitowoc comfy, in
said State, on the 5th day Of January, A. D.
1854, at II o'clock of that day, to satisfy said
execution and costs. -.
TRAP. SMITH
Sheriff Eanitowoc Co. Wis
Dated SheriA's Office, Nanitoyoc, Nov 9Th,
1863 "e.
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4oLs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Sherifs Sale.

The State of Wisconsin. Circuit Court-N.
waukoe county. Roland Olmsted against John
Sercomb, surviving partner of the late firm of
Terton i Sercomb. Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF m execution issued out of
- and under the seal of said curt in the
above entitled action, to me directed and deliv,
cred, and against the personal and real proper
~ of said John Sercomb, surviving partner of
the late firm Of Terton + Sercomb, have lev.
led upon the following described real estate,
and all the right, title and interest which the
said defendant had in the said property at the
date of the decketing of aid judgment in this
county, to wit: on the goth day of April, A. D.
1868, or has since acquired, viz:
The south half Of Section seven = in Town
ship seventeen IL north OF Range twenty.
three -23- east, together wi'h the saw mill, ma
chinery, tool5 Implements, &c, less the south
half Of south vest quarter of said Section, which
said real estate and right, title and interest as
aforesaid, I shall expose for sale ard sell at
public vendue at tie Court House ia the village
Of Manrovoc, Manitowoc county, n said State,
on the 5th day OF January, 4. d. 1864. at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock Of that day, to satisfy said
execution and coats.- Dated Sherifi's Office,
Mani.ovoc, Nov 9th, 1863. 1--e~~+ a.
TRAP. SMITH,
snerif Asnitowcc Co., Wis.
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In Probate.

State of Wisconsin Nanitowoc county, SO. In
the matter of the Estate of Bartholomew Hays
deceased.
On reading and Filing the petition of Charlie:
Mccarthy, Administrator. of the town Of Nee
me, in the county of Manitowoc and State O.
Wisconsin. representing, among o'Eer things
that there is no personal property belonging to
the estate of the deceased; that the amount Of
debts outstanding against said deceased as near
as can be ascertained is the SUN of Three Hun
dred and Forty Dollars and hat in order 70
pay said Indebtedness it is necessary to sell the
real estate of said deceased and praying that
license for that purpose be granted him, the
said Administrator and proper grounds there
for having been made before me,
It is Ordered, that said application be heard
before me, at my office, in the village of Mani
towoc, on the 14th day of December, A. D. seq
at 10 O'clock A. N. And it is further Ordered
that notice of aid application and hearing b.
given by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks, in the Manitowoc PHO,
a newspaper printed in said county, prior to
said hearing
HENRY s PIFRPONT, County Jugde.
Dated Nov. IL 1868
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SheriHS Sale.

State of Wisconsin. Circuit Capitalization
voc County. George Funk, against Frederic
Luehr and Frederick Luphr.
by VIRTUE OF Judgment of Foreclosure
- and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for the county of Manitowoc, State of Wis
consin, at the General Term of said Court held
at the village and county of Manitowoc in the
aboveSentitled action on the FIRST day of Jnly
A D. 1868, l will sell at public vendue 10 the
highest bidder, at the Court House, in the viii
Iage of Manisowoc, on the thirteenth l h d ~
of November, A. D. S63, at eleven O'Clock Of
that day, the fol owing described property
All that certain piece or parcel of land situas
ted in the county Of Maniiowoc and State of
Wisconsin, and being the south half of the south
half of the west hal of the south east quarter of
Section No. two p, of Township No eighteen
[ Is north Of Ran-e No. twenty three [23 east
containing twenty acres Of land, more or less.
IRA 2. SMITH. Sheriff
BY JOHN II. BUREs, Under Sheriff.
Dated Sherff's Office, Aug 4 A. D. 1863,
WV. n. NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.