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iis passssr
Approved, December ?. 1861
40 - "a Act Tor lhe relief II tie
Soreiies Il he late Stare Treasurer.
n Is hrreiy taae'ci -.
Sec !. Tie person, hereinafter
named. sursiies II The late Stale
Treasurer. Heny NJ Bates, On hs
oficial bon'l., are hereby discharged
iron al liability on said bonds, or
any q them, on condition Of paymeui
10 the Treasurer q the State he suns
annexed 10 their names respectively,
to vii;
Riverias Camp, Jr., City dollaisf
Il. 4. Web. Gty dollars.
9. Rohin.oa, two hundred dollars
}. c. Caly, three hundred dollars !
J. c. II. Tlaycr, sixty four dollars !
Leauder Foster, fifty dollars.
Charles II, joyce. fity dollars,
Daniel Bcl1nap. one hundred dol,i
Charles T.. kimball, fifty dollars
g. II Crane. two hundred dollar, !;
I,ae b. Howe, three hundred dolls !;
X. +. Dubois, two hundred dol's;
Calvin Ainsworth, one dollar;
Stephen Cochran, one dollar;
lleman Carpenter, six hundred dolls;
Perley Belknap, five duudrcd dols.
Sec. 2. Any sums heretofore paid,
by any OF said persons on account Of
such liability, are TO be applied as
payment Of the sums set TO their
names respectively, in the first section
Of this act.
Sec. 8. This act shall not be con
strucd TO discharge any Of The si2ners
Of said bonds, other than those named
in the first section Of this act, and who
avail themselves Of the benefit there
of
Sec. 4. Any person named in the
first section Of thi. net, paying The
sum therein set to his name, shall be
and ia hereby Unidentified, from all
and any contributors 10 any other
signcr of said bonds, by reason ofany
damages or costs that may be rccoy-
cred ofany Of such other signers there
81
Sec. o. None Of the above named
persons, who shall take the benefit Of
this act, shall have any lien, or claim,
il law or in equity, to any securities
turned out by said Bates, 10 any of
his sureiics Ia said bonds, now in the
hands Of receiver, whatever may be
the result Of the suits now pending
against tl,c' signcrs Of said bonds, or
any Of them.
Sec. C. The Hon. Levi Underwood,
Of Burlington, i hereby appointed an
agent Of the Stale to execute, and de-
liver. in dae form If law, any proper
deed, or other instrument in writing,
OF any land ~ interest therein, which
has, or shall come to The State from
the late Treasurer, H. VI. Bates, or
any Of his sureties, or upon any dcbt
or chose in action, now in he hands
Of the receiver in the matter.
s z This act shalt take effect from
its passage.
Approved, December /, 1862.
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HOME MATTERS.
AroLoar 20 orE PATRoNs.-

APOLOGY TO oug PATRONS
We are very sorry TO appear this
week, being the commencement Of a
New Year, with but half sheet, but
it is necessity beyond our control,
sickness in the Office Is our only a
pology, hoping our patrons will ex-
cusc the non-apearance Of the whole
sheet under such circumstances.
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{. II. Pond informs us that he is at
the West Philadelphia Hospital, well
cared for, and recovering slowly from
his wound.
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We are indebted to Gen Wasliburn
for copy tf his valuable report, MS
Adjulant and Inspector General Of the
State.
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JOB PRINTING

HAVING recently added toonr stock of Job
H Type, We are now prepared 10 execute,
10 the best manner, all orders fof
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-01-06

RAM lsil short timr after. taking
ihsirsrms siih ,hen. heterogeneous
q Texans also stacked arms ana siarg.
ed for home. A regiment e cavalry
was sent N pursuit, bat instead a a.,
resting them, they Joined the runa.
ways. Every thing goes 70 she's that
the Rebel army in the Trana- Mi..i.-
sipPi is completely dis0reaniscd.--
The Arkansas River i a boatable
stage, and lbe country bordering on
the river from a poial rs miles below
Van Buren 10 Little Rock, i well
provided with forage and food to sub
sisi an army. Oar troops arc IN
splendid spirits, having accomplished
a mos. daring and successful raid
without, the loss Of a single life.
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Pies Of aII Isin,Is.

WEDDING CAKE furnished on short
notice.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

GIVE heard latsly o. a female rebel who
on being asked to give up secession flag
thrust it in her bosom and deisd some good
looking Union boys to take ii. But 10 her
great modification and disgust they didn't
offer to. The ungalant monsters. s
-------~see ---a%-<
or Three rebel young lad es, in their on.
tSesissm Tor The war, announce though the
colubns q reb,l paper that they viii pro-
ptbvfit cio hes fof li,fea oll'ers AZ long al
the war continues, il the soldiers whom they
select will consent 70 marry dlsm when tbs
war is over.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-18

COMMITTEE w IN mcr AuOen, JT, MISS
Esther Lewis and Mrs. Ephraim Clark.
CLASS O-FRUIT.
A first and second premium of So and 81
will be given Tor the best hal bushel OF a
new kind OF apples, that has not hitherto
been known or mentioned in the catalogues
In awariing the premiums 10 this case, the
committee are required to examiue into the
value Of the kind o Apples Each exhibitor
is required to give statement describing
the quality and property Of his apples.
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R. v. BLACKSTOCK,
II. Z. BURGWYN,
ENROLLING OFFICE AND EXAMINING
IA Board 7th Congressional District, ASHFORD n. O..

II Board, 7th Congressional District ASHFORD, N. G..
July %, 1862
In accordance with General Orders No. H. Conscrpt Of
6ce Camp Holiness N c. notice is hereby given that the
counties comprising the 7h Congressional District at the
following times and places:
sOh Regt. N. G. Militia Arson county, at Wsdesboro
August goth.
slst Regt n c. Militia, Arson county, at Wadssboro.
August 2ist and 22d.
SD Regt n G. Militia, stanly county, at Abemare.
August oath and 25th. T.
SD Regt N. G. Militia Montgomery county, at Troy,
August 9th and 2sth
5st Rsgt n G. Militia Moore county, at Carthage, Au
gust 3lst and September LIT and I'd. =s-,s-L
49th Reg C. Militia, Chatham county, ct Pittsboro
September 4th and 5th
5oth Regt N. c. Militia Chatham county, at Ptsboro
September 7th 9Th and 9th.
SD Regt N c. Militia, Randolph county, at Ashboro
September 18th and 18th.
9Th Regt N c. Militia, Randolph county, at ASHFORD.
September 14th and 18th.
65th Reg't N Militia, Davidson county, at Lexington,
September 18th and 18th.
ssth Regt n Militia, Davidson county, at Lexington
September 18th, 2lst and ED.
The Colonies Of Militia Regiments in this District will
that the following are present at the time and
All persons arriving at the age Of since the last enroll
all persons between the Of Is and 40 who
may be specially ordered before the Board Enrolling Of
cer each and every person between the of 40 and As
years. whether previously exempted not and all yubst
tutes discharged from the service.
All persons who fail to report included in the above
Jer) the places of rendezvous at the time appointed will
be considered as deserters J. NJ LITTLE,
LIST 1t. and Enrolling Officer It'll Con- Dist.
PETER G. SNOWDEN,
Surg. and Chairman Examining Board.
Aug. 8, 1863. 63-4t.
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OF BOXES OF THE SOUTH.

THOUSANDS OF BOXES OF THE SOUTH.
u ERN HEP ATTIC PILLS have been ordered in day.
Wherever known their continues. Without putting
they have gained ground by their real value. More
than five hundred known to have been cured
by these Pills. "a
This excellent family medicine is recommended by the
respondents say that they also Bilious Rheumatism,
Pneumonia, Chills and Fevers Bilious Fevers Piles aud
Worms. They are perfectly safe medicine.
Peter Walden, ESQ., Of Dinwiddie County Virginia, after
describing remarkable in his family of Bilious Rheu-
matsm and Pleursy, says Ny Doctors bill has been
heretofore from el75 to $500 per year. have used them
hese pills. for family, which consists of eighteen white
and colored and have not called in Doctor. This 10
great saving They certainly the best family medicine
ever discovered"
Rev. John W. Potter of Greene county, North Carolina.
had suffered twelve years from diseased liver, which the
physicians had not been able cure He says: COM
menced taking the Hepatic Pills with no confidence ia
them They acted like q charm on me. From that hour
have improved have persevered in their until now
man who as believe was saved from death BY dose Of
these pills My Doctors bill annually from 800 to
$zSe, but have had no use for physician since"
find pills t. b. s5s meSoss lave
used They have proved very beneficial in my case
have been much afflicted for years and have tried
every kind Of medicine that could get but have found
more relief from your pills than all Others Ny disease ID
bronchial safcton, and complete prostraton If the
nervous system. have used them in ten or heen cases
in my family and find them to be the very medicine for
The great the price ingredients and the heavy
taxes compel the proprietor to increase the retail price
quit the manufacture They profitable to him
than when sold at lower rates.
prepaid to part Of the Contederacy Those who desire
less than adozsn boxes must apply 10 the druggsts
reat reduction nsads to Druggists and H,cnts apho buy
address gs'h must always ssSss SEsMs
..- Wilson, NJ G.
August B. 1858. 6s-w&swl npd
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OUR CAUSE AND COURSE Ito PEO-
w PIE UE NORTH GARQLINA.-OHice Chief Com.

OUR CAUSE AND COURSE ITO PEG.
U PIE OF NORTH CA ROLINA-Otice Chief Com
mlssary. G s., Greensborough, July 9th, 1868.
Confurmably the Circular Of the Commssary General
of Subsistence approved by the Secretary Of War the
Commissarat Department in this State s divided into
four Districts for the purchase and proper distribution Of
subsistence stores and chief purchasing comissary Of
ability and experience has been appointed in each district
who has appointed sub-agent for each county.
This system is deemed adequate to meet such
emergencies may arise, and hereby earnestly ap-
peal to the people of this State to bring forward to
these purchasing agents of the Government all articles
of subsistence Of every kind which they can posi-
bly, spare This is patriotic duty which every good c
zen his country and it is hoped that there will be
necessity for mpressng such articles as the will be
obliged have for its support The orders in force ind
cate but method by which Commssares from other
States whether at depos with armies in the 6eld
obtain supplies from this State and strict adherence to
them is indispensable to develop the of the
States alike All District Conmissaries in this State and
their eommssaries and agents are therre hereby
directed to prohibit interference within their appropriate
limits aud II shipments Of purchases made be attempt
a. they will take steps to prevent them and necessary
impress the stOrea g - s--ss
Resident Quarter Masters are respectfully requested TO
refuse tran sportson to such shipments and the
Gases to the commssar whose District the
occnr. = 1919 ~ JANES SLOAN,
I --,:-2 Maj. and Chief Commissary, 4:
s-s-e q . -. for the State IT North Carolina.
Aug. 8, 1855. Swat
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Aug. 8, 1868.
NIoRrH.cARoL1NA, RUTHERFORD

IN Or TH.C A ROLENA, KUTHERFOHD,
II County, Court Of Equity, in vacation, 9Sth July,
1863 Williamson Fortune Admir-. cum testosa'sto an.
Of He1ekah Raukenehip deceased and others j.
". Blaukenehip Hampton BIankenchp and joseph Pal.
lum and wife Sarah.
petition has been fled 10 this Court for settlement
Of the estate Of the said Hezekah Bankenchp
and it appearing that the DESCENDANTS presidents OF
said State publication is therefore ordered to be made in
the Raleigh Saddsd for six successive weeks p"yng
the daupts to be and appear at the next Court be
held for said county the Court House in Redistribution,
on the I'd Monday in September next there and then %
plead answer 9. demur to plaintiffs petition or JUDGMENT
derec and the estate settled. - :.
Witness, L. D. Bryan Ceik Of said Court at Office, the
25th July, 1858. L. b. BRYAN cxs
Aug. 8, 1868. (pr. adv. $l0.) S2-wst.
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ExECUTIv E DEPARTM ENT NORTH

ExECUTIV DEPARTMENT NORTH.
IL Carolina, Adutsns Generals office Militia Raleigh
August 8, 1868, General Order, No. II.
All communications military matters intended for
His Exceency the Governor must be written and sent to
the Adutant General who will lay them before the Gov
ernor and return his answer.
H. For the present. the Governor declines to issue any
exemptions from home defence duty and all applications
for such exemption to attention. be forwarded
through the commanding officer of the Regiment with his
approval.
BY order of Gov. VANCE:
r. s. TUCKER,
Maj and A. A. A. General
Raleigh, Aug. 3, 1853. 63-w&sw2w.
sw All daily papers in the State copy week and
weekly papers twice. =
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Northern News.


The dag Of truce boats City Point on the lst insan
brought seven hundred wounded Confedsrates. = q
Gen spauldng has been appointed Commissioner Of Ex
change IN place Of Col Ludlow Transferred sS5sk.
New York papers Of the sOth have been received The
OF War has decided that Morgan and his officers
sna Dc confined in the Ohio Pententsry until the rebel
sutnores release the officers Of negro troops captured
some time ago in Georgia Al :. = g .
inere Is another invasion excitement in Kentacky
caused py the advance force Of cavalry under
Teen nnndred strong towards Lexington Four hundred
feoefals were attacked at Richmond overpowered and
badly cut up The people Of South Kentucky river were
panic stricken and fled North Martial law has been de.
csred at Lexington All citizens have been called to arms
telegram from Washington dated 29th says the New
tork 1Hes says that Gilmore in command at Charleston
mas been promised all the renorcemens he needs Charles
son must tall, says that paper energy and fifteen inch
guns Will accomplish the result
The army Of the Potomac now occupies practically the
same line it did two months ago. The recent active move
ments will necessarily be followed by period Of compari
tive inaction. -
The Imperial arrived at st. Louis from New Orleans on
ne zsh national salute Erred in honor of the OPEN
OF the mississippi. Two steamers have left for New
orleans with heavy freight. The steamer Mrrimac, from
wilmington, with five hundred and seventy.sx bales of
Sotson etc. was captured by the hquos on the 25th and
The Spanish Government has officially denied the re-.
ports TO me effect that it in negotiation with France
on the subject Of recognition of the South.
Gold At New York on the 29th, l27 Ia Two months
ago gold was 40 in New York.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF IMPORTED IL
i QUORS AT AUCTION.-We will sell in front of our
ucon and Commission Stores, Tuesday, the th day
of August 1862 at IL O'clock A. NJ, the following con-
sgnment of Liquors. brought over BY the steamer Ad
vance: 80 kegs extra No Jamaica Rum; IL cases,
d6z bottles EACH best French Brandy. These liquors
were selected for medicinal purposes and are pure
CREECH 4 LlTCHFORD,
Auctioneers.
Aug 8. 1858, 63-td.
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August 3, 1858.

VNRINITY COLLEGE.-ROARD FOR TEIK
Il next ter will be from $s5 to so per mouth. We
shall furnish good board rooms DC. This advance is
dered necessary by the increased price provsions
b. CRAVEN,
Aug. 3, 1868. s2w wit,
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. "rssissrr1 DsEsssssz-The' Richmond Eaqsirsr, no.
'cOg the fact that "certain Mississippi regiments who
were IN fembertons command at vicksburg were on the
" OF that place. paroed for exchange and ordered to re-
port At Demopos, admits that thousands of them have
gone aside from the direct route to pass some days at
nome. When hississppians desert they simply ego
as'ae. we trust the Enquirer will not have to report
n". 'nese who have thus "gone aside have not
oe .ner appearance at Demopols at the time desgna.
ted When NorthCarolinans DESERT they are told of it
pam terms and in addition to this the assumption is
made which is not at all sustained BY the facts that North
carolina has more deserers than any other State We be-
heve she has fewer deserters than any other State
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SCAEDUL or PKICEs FOn NORTH.
- 4AROLlNA.--We, the undersigned. Commission:
APptasennent for the State Of North Carolina az
Declare the following prices to b those which will
%1 cqmpensatoa 10 the owners Of propsty impressed
sne We 81 the government for the next sixty dsyA sub
@ alteration should circumstances meanwhile occur to-
sze Msavssble We divds the State into Ostriets,
9nrsnpTcm !, .,.S ~ = 80 s} !
No ID to consist Of Ill the eountiss East
affen Franklin, Johnston, sampson, Bade1 and Co
a4S%s inclusive and il sad district the bo
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welearn that Mr. JAS NJ MCGOWAN ofthis City who was
clerk the Quartermasters department of Gen. Bggs
army In Tennessee, has received Captains commission
ana been assigned to duty in the hing department in
north Carolina Mr.. AcGowan is young man Of excel.
lent business qualifications and we are glad to announce
his nromotinn - 49, =
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FRoA WrID0s-Every thing quiet at Weldon. The
enemy is supposed to have retrd but the late demon.
sration casr renewed vigilance the part of the au-
thores more than probable that another advance
on Weldon will soon be made. rs, s-Ss.f.,
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From Gen. Lees Army.

The great body of Gen Lees army is massed at Cupep
per Courthouse The last Richmond SsataA says "paa.
sengers by the Central train report the federal troops as
slowly advancing in the direction fCapepper Courthouse
1t is sufficient to say that our army is in position to epe
Meade whenever he may make an attack
Gen. Lees army is said to be in good condition and
spirits Some weeks may eapse before another general
battle takes place. 7t
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"ANTED.-9lOO,OO 1000 OF NORTH.CARO.
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS issue for
which the highest market price will be paid:
Apply to W. R. RICHARDSON co.
Raleigh, Aug. 8, 1858. ea~tf
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We are gratied to learn that Col John A. Graves of
cas"el and Capt 10. Davis of Franklin, who were re-
ported as killed in the battle of Gettysburg are prisoners
in the hands of the enemy.
we learn also that William Young. of the Sd regi-
men and Simeon Young and Britton Utley of the 2sth
Oh 'ns County, are prisoners Davis Island New ork
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The Tithingman.

We are grafed to learn that President Davis has
moved Maj Bradford who recently appointed Tithng
man for this State This is step in the right direction.
Maj B. is no doubt worthy mau personally, and it is
probable he would have made good officer but the fact
that he citizen Of another State appointed to an Office in
our midst the duties of which responsible and so deli
cate when have many citizens who quail
flied for the place. rendered indispensable that be should
be removed We glad that the President has needed
the meetings held by the people the subject and the re-
monstnnces by Gov Vance against the appointment.
We take for granted that the President is disposed to
act in such way the god opinion of our
people Let him. therefore, close his to the hireling
presses of this City, whose conductors have but little in.
teres in society, and who governed solely BY malice
aud revenge These presses and the INSCRIPTIONS leaders
about Raleigh and elsewhere who and control them,
do not represent the people of the State but only small
faction which, if permitted to WELD influence st Rich
mond will be sure add the discomfort and i'll feeling to-
wards the administration prevailing in
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ished by government % 90
We the Commissioners of the State, do again earnestly
call upon all who would support the government Of their
choice this its life struggle for liberty to come for
ward once with all they spare to the support OF
their brave and brothers in the field and with
all their aid aud sympathy for the government of their
making, and which is now beset with many difficult
ties and dangers evade this of extoron against
their country which is disgraceul to its citizens aud
threatening to our success.
H. Z. BURGWYN,
Com. Of Appraisement for n. G.
Aup g. 1895: 63-w&sw2w.
- Raleigh Register. Wilmington Journal, Western
Democrat Henderson Times, Greensborough Patriot and
Fayetteville Observer will copy two weeks in weekly and
sem.wsekly and send bills to the Standard office
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CAH BE TRUE ?-We find the following item in tha
late Northern news:
aMajor General Logan and Col Rawlings, of Gen.
Grants staff who have arrived at Cairo state that Gen.
had returned to Jackson and reported to Gen.
spp mpored some action by which the State could be re-
turned to the Union The army and people were com.
p!etey disprited and ready for peace"
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Srocks-Old N. c. coupon bonds are worth s2s in Ra
leigh; eight per cents new issue. 1905 per cents new
ISSUE AS; Bank notes a25 god one dollar for ten dol
lars and fifty cents Confederate currency.
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We have nothing new from Charleston. The lombard
ment was still going on. ~ ~
Gov. VaucA.

Gov. Vance. ~
We publish to-day the proceedings Of public meetings
In several Counties in relation to the Thipoman and an
the subject peace We glad to observe the commen
daory in which the CASTOR County meeting re-.
ers Gov Vance, aud trust the people every where
will hold up his hands, and cheer and encourage him in
the performance of his duties He has many weobtv re-
sponsbtes upon him. and be needs the of al his
friends. An encouraging word is very grateful to pub
lie servant especially in difficult and trying crisis like
the present. sgssssss;s.,5.
We may not be able to agrss With Gov. Vance in au re-
spects, Do tssaeny u his PATRIOT
ISM his singleness Of purpose and his devotion to the
State over which he presides. Let our Conservative
friends especially bear mind that division and dscor
in our ranks most darling object with our opponeuts
that they would sacrifice every thing to separate Gov
Vance from those who elected him. and whom he must
mainly rely for support Let dsappont these gentry
Let us determine to maintain Conservative principles in
the administration of public affairs and keep the Destruc
tive leaders where they do little harm possible
the people and to free governmeutthat is in private lfe
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TIE MISSISSIPPI OPEN.-The steamer Imperial
from st. Louis, passed down the Mississippi and ar
rived at New Orleans on the 18th ofJuly. The I'm
psrial is first class river steamer. What are the
people of Mississippi, Louisiana, and Arkansas do.
ing? Have they abandoned the river to the epemy2