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PUBLIC MEETING IN IREDELL COUNTY.


At public meeting the ED August Of the citizens
of Capt Mcleands district and others surrounding Mi
chael Srewalt called to the Chair and W. s. Steven.
son appointed Secretary On motion of L. n Alexander
VIM. FraSler and J. H. Stevenson appointed a com.
mtee to draft resolutions expressive Of The of the
meeting
The committee reported the following preamble and
oluIi0ls:
WHEREAS, Certain officers in the Confederate army hav-
ing met in convention have condemned the meeting of
liens in various parts of the State therefore,
Res0tred, That reeborn citizens of North Carolina we
claim the same right which those oil have exercised
wit to express publicly but in quiet and orderly man-
ner, our opinions on public matters.
Rsotoe That negotiations for peace in time of like
motion to adjourn public assembly, be ruled
out of order.
Rssotued That the appointment of commissioners to
treat for peace does not at all imply that shall
der our arms Or that shall fight until salts.
factory settlement be made evidence this We cite
the fact of history that the battle Of New Orleans was
fought after treaty Of had been signed commits.
sloners OF Great Britain and the United States.
ReoLOed, That favor of the earliest possible
settlement of difficulties with the government of the
onHed States ON such terms honest intelligent and up
right commissioners would be likely either propose
accept.
Resoced That in opinion it would indeed be fear
iu alternative as last resort, recommended by Matror
In the lrede Efpres to become colonies of France ma
ton which has abolished the institution of slavery through
out her domnons and people tickle and more iy
en- to mob law than any other civilized nation earth
and nation who have, within the present year. placed
despo of the house of Austria upon the throne of Mexico
(if there be a throne.)
Rssolod That the petty tyranny and in some instances
the bsrbarous cruelty of officers in the army has certainly
been one not the chief of deseron from the
Resolced, That the spirit Of revenge is essentially tn
spirit Of MURDER and therefore, directly calculated accor
ding to the teaching o the word of Cod to bring dowr
further demonstrations of the wrath of Heaven upon u.s.
ResoIped, That two of the four Editors and
postors Of the half sheet published Statewide know
as the lredel Epres opinion be better spare
to reinforce General Lee than any farmer knowledge
ssoueG That these proceedings be sent to the Raelg
Sandard for publication with the request that the Kaeg
Progress and such other papers may choose COPY.
MICHAEL STIKEWALT, Chm'n.
W. 8. STEVENSON, Sec'y.
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VALuABLELAND FOR SALE.

DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION, STU
Il two miles east of AcLesnsvile Station, and ,sp
The land is we'll suited TO the production of corn
oats and tobacco, and in a good state of improve
About one third Of the tract is cleared and uuutt
fences and feced of in five separate parts and inc
in the native forest. very large and splendid
ing and all necessary outhouses, there are two o
houses that could easily be moved. A small, ss'''
chard the tract is we'll wstered, ande
i will sell the stock and crop, if bought soo''
immediate possession. .bey
apply to G. 4. Boon. Green sboro,. or E. L. Sml' H.
vile, Guilford County. ca
wish it distinctly Understood that will ,srs
efa.e money 'or this iaantation, and Wills ss' ROE
>se' GEVh1onnN AgepI ,t
June s 1884,
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PUBLIC MEETING IN WILKES COUNTY

At meeting held at Loveaces precinct, on Hunting
Creek the 22d Of August the meeting organized by
calling W. W. Wright to the Chair and appointing Hsrre
Hays aud g. B. Williams Secretaries, after which the
chairman appointed the following committee; R. Moore,
W. Moore, Irwin Reed, g. p johnson, q. W. Hays Noel
johnson and VIM Cheek who, after the object of the
ing was explained by the Rev. g. P. Smith, brought for
adopted:
Rsoued That owing to the extreme wet we are
confident we shall not make over half crop; are
therefore, opposed " paying the 1.-THE tax to Vrgnan
or any body else, but if compelled pay it. do pray
the privilege of paying it in Confederate money.
Rss0loed That tired of this unnatural war an
are opposed to furnishing any more for the
farther prosecution of the same.
ResolUed That regard the policy of the Confederate
government in its disregard Of the ha6sas corpus act and in
appointing physicians and other officers over NorthCaro
nians indigny offered to the citizens of North
olina to which they should neverubmit and We there
fore demand their removal and North Caroniaus alone
| hold officers in and over North Carolinians.
Resotcd. That regard submission to Constitutions
duty and honor to the citizens Of any
ment, but submission to unconstitutional tyranny as
crime and degradation to any people,
| W. W. WRIGHT, Chm'n.
+ s4i 3. w a.1s: }s....
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Is THIS A TINE TO. DANoEt

Dancing, ~ . popular amusement is much les
common now; than in former years. In some quar-
tera it is still INDUCED in occasionally. Whateve
may be said Of it in ordinary times, most person
will sgree that it is unreasonable and shocking nov
To all those who are disposed to trip the ligh
fantastic toe" we commend the lines published DC
low: s.-.ss KS. 5s.-r
The breath Of evening sweeps the plain,
And sheds its perfume in the dell;
But on its wings sound of pain
Sad tones that drown the echo's swell
And yet we hear mrthful call,
Fair pleasure smiles with beaming glance,
Gay music sounds in the joyous hall,
Oh, God is this time to dance?
Sad notes, as if the spirit sighed,
Float from the crimson battle plain,
As if q mighty spirit cried
In awful agony and pain.
Our friends we know there suffering lay,
Our brothers, too, perchance,
And in reproachful accents say,
Loved ones is this time to dancer
oh, lift your festal robes on hight
The human gore that flows around,
Will stain their hues with crimson dye,
And louder let your music sound,
To drown the dying warriors cry;
Let sparkling wine your joys enhance,
Forget that blood has tinged its dye,
And quicker urge the maniac's dancel
But stopl the floor beneath your feet
Gives back collins hollow moan,
And every strain in music sweet
Watts forth dying soldiers groan.
Oh, sisters who have brothers dear
Exposed to every battles chance,
Brings dark remorse no forms of fear
10 fright you from the heartless dancer
Go, fling your festal rsbes awayl
Aov
Go, bow before your God and pray,
fyet your prayers may aught avail ~ b.
Go, face tie fearful form of death, =
And, trembling, meet the chilling glance
And then, for once, with truthful breath,
Answers this a time to Dance?
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PUBLIC MEETING IN auILrORD COUNTY.

PUBLIC MEETING IN GU1LFURD COUNTY.
large and respectable number of the citizens of Gull
ford and Randolph counties met at Stsneys store the
2ylh of August 1868. On notion George Beard was call
ed to the Chair and David Hodgn appointed Secretary
The Chairman having stated the object of the nesting
Thos Marsh, Anthony Chamness. George F. Stanton and
e. Anthony, committee to draft resolutions expires.
sive of the sentiments of the people assembledwhich
committee, after due deberaton, recommended that the
resolutions reported by the committee Of meeting held
at Coolies school house, the 18th inst be adopted
embodying the sentiments of this meeting The resou-
tons were adopted without dissenting voice.
The following resolution also adopted:
Rssolyed. That look upon the proceedings at the
Confederate prison in Salisbury stain upon our good
old Sate-the conduct practced there finding parallel
only in French Bastile or Spanish Inquisition.
On motion,
Resoud That the proceedings of this meeting be sent
to the Editor Of the aHdId for publication with re.
quest that other papers concurrng publish the same
GEO. BEARD, Chm.
D. HonGlN, Secy.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN GUILFoRD COUNTY.

large meeting of the people OF Guilford county
held at Aamance school house. Tuesday the 27th of An-
gust. Abraham Capp, called to the Chair and j. r.
Montgomery was appointed Secretary On motion, the
chairman appointed The following to draft resolutions
w. s. G,lmer John Clapp Jr, Levi Barnhart ]. Causley
George Starr who adopted the resolutions of meet
ing previously held at Coolies school house the 18th nst
with an amendment that the people who in favor OF
peace aud hold public prayer meetings. and pray to
God to bring this uuhoiy cose and restore peace
and quelude once happy country. And If God be
for US who be against Which were unanimous.
ly adopted. ABRAHAM CLAPP, Chmn.
J. +. MONTGOMERY, Secy.
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Guthrie four head of cattle, to wit: One yoke of
oxen valued at $3.50, crop and under slope in the right
ear deep red color long horns and short tails red
horned hefer and small red steer mark two Sits in the
right ear and crop left both together valued at $780,
The said Guthrie lives nine miles southwest of Ptsboro
near Egypt, Chatham County, N. G. The owner own
ers are hereby notified to forward prove property
pay expeusea and take them away:
WIN. GUNTER, Ranger.
Sept. 3, 1868. 37-Wltpd.
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WHO ARE LIABLE TO PAY TAX
We are permitted to publish the following letter
for the information o. all concerned:

InIUrMHtIUH !. CUneerHeu:
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES,
Richmond, August II, 1863
Turner Bynum, Esq.,, Tao Collector, &c., Pitts.
borough, NJ G.:
SR:-I am unable to decide the question present.
ed in your letter of the 10th inst, without fuller
statement of the facts connected with the case
toned. You say "a conscript making shoes for the
government" &C. "Any mechanic who shall sci!
only the products of the labor of himself and family
shall be exempt from tax" See Par. " Sec 5, tax
act If such man employ hands, and sell the pro
registered and taxed as wholesale dealer. I think
such man, manufacturing and selling to the gov
eminent as many as fifty pairs Of shoes per month
or any other large number, would be whole.
sale dealer under the act
Very respectfully, your ob't ser'vt
THOMPSON ALLAN,
Commissioner of Taxes.
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July 81, 1858.


VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
TH UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE TB9
- following property situated in the town of Tayla
vile, N c.: One lot containing two acres on which bg,
is large dwelling not yet completely eight rooms of a
der good roof and requires but little more work to CON
Pee the lot is well enclosed with good we'll and o.
houses thereon.
Terms to suit the purchaser Apply to COL NJ TEAGu
at Taylorsvil!e, or Capt. J. H. FOOTE, at Raleigh.
May 8, 1868. Si-yt
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NNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL.
Il negro man who says his name is GREEN, and thst
he was raised by Reuben Carpinder of Wake County, v
c. and now belongs to Willie Whitley, of Mississippi
The of said boy is hereby notified to come forward
prove Pay enarges sno aK axe MN away Or ne vii
4O weighs about It's lbs and says he has been run
away about eight years. WIN. d. CULLOM,
Sh'f of Johnston Co., N. C.
July 2S, 1862 slLwsm
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July 10, 1868.

DRITTON,S RLUE-BLACK WRlTlNsI
- FLUID, manufactured by j. E BRITT0N, CharI9Syaj
NC. superior article! Southern manufacture I3I
it! All bottles warranted.
am manufacturing an article of WRITING INK e4cA
if cot superior, to Inks manufactured North EF
person who has tried this Ink speaks well of its qualify
1t has bge black color and flows freely from the pen
1t can be had either wholesale or retail, by addrS4
the subscriber.
~ For thirteen years. writing done with ink mauufs
tured from this recipe has been exposed to the srn %
air. and is as fast in color and good now as when nf
written with. 81
Orders solicited and all promptly filled Add,esss, ,
Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., n
The following recommendation of the superior quaH1
the Ink given by the gentleman whose nameis annex
He has used the lux aud speak for its good guam
CHARLOTTE, N. G., June s. is6'
Mr.. j. E. Britton: :, ~.
DEAR SlR:-I have tried your very excellent WE
Fluid and can truly say that is superior to any nS
have manufactured in the South. ,hs
excsiIent article C. OVERMAN, p. D.,
Charlotte. NJ
July 10, 1868.
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g A T, IT

TIME SUBSCRIBER Is MAKING SALT AT STUW
IL Sound, Onslow County, which he will sell at b,I
works two dollars per bushel below the Wilmington ml
ket price, or he will trade Salt for provisions ut the
market rates.
Salt is selinat low price as can possibly
made for and parties likely to want it would do well
lay in their supply at once. NJ L. F. Redo
May 10, 1858. 2l-w4mpd
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July %, 1869.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VnNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOB SALE A TRAG|
Il of land in the County of Greene North Carolina al
ed BULLHEAD, fourteen miles east of GoldsborOus
it good dwelling house, gin house. cotton screw 81
other convenient and necessary buildings; also, We
good fish pond the dwelling. For terms, apply 4
the subscriber at Goldsborough
JOHN J. EDMUNDS0y
June 10. 1883. 26-w3n
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o ,Ir a. E::.-THERE WAS TAKES,ss

~ and committed to the iail of Stokes ennntH
on me SSth ofJune 1862 the following described sav
HANNIBAL. or Lewis, who says he belongs toSbe g..
ue Robertson, of Richmond, Va Hannibal or Lewis s
feet eight and half inches high weighs abost lse poun
bears small scar at the of left eye blight scar Nv
under side of the left wrist about two inches lone vr1
row ysage dark copper and good eointenance a.. u
yarn pants. -'N "Sa
The owner of said slave is notified to come so,v,s
prove property and pay shaRges or he will be disnosS
Aug. 2, 1858. IA ssN oussa
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TAKEN UP,

A ND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF RANDoLps
"A County, N. c., on the 4th of March, 1853, nepp
slave who says his name is GREEN and that be belong
to David Graham, of Wythe county, Virginia Said By
bad on when taken up gray frock-coat and gray pants
He appears to be about twenty.one or two years Old
weighs about $50 lbs. copper color The owner of said
slave is required to come forward, prove property p
charges and take him away, otherwise be- viii Asssai
with the law directs.
B. F. STEED JaiIor
March "a, 1858. l3-w6m.
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&1On REwARD.-RANAWAY FRo;

wv the subscriber on the 2ath MAY, men,
woman. named SARAH Ann. She weighs about l5o Il
quick spoken, about ~ years old and took all her cS
with her when she left will give the above reward y
her delivery to me, for her confinement in anv I
that can get her. My address is ''"S
JOSEPH D. DELAP
July 81, 1868. soMw SI
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July 10, 1858.
m~~ REwARD-RUNAwAY FsO1

%SeD the subscriber on the 20ih Of August lsst
NV SYRUS lie is between 25 and 30 years old =
complexion, sDJu. 1ees ncnss hgo SLOW sp0HTTh ,
bow has been at work on the forti6csiions ut WHINING
and more recently on those near Raleigh. He came
from Raleigh without any pass and when about ~
punished abscondea. will pay the shove reward T'
apprehension and confinement SO that can get HIM
MARK A. TATE
Fish Dam, Wake Co, ~
Sent l. 1863 36~~
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UlRINITY COLLEGE.-THEN NEXT TERI
IL will commence August 18th. Board about ~ p
month; Tuition $37.5D per session; Preparatory gov
Ss7 per session We shall have good boarding accOnn'
B. CRAVEN.
July 10, 1868. 99-wsupd'
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We understand that on Tuesday last quite a
serious affair occurred the house of Col Coble
of the 9th regiment militia in the southeast part
of this county. As We learn the particulars, q
party of deserters WERE passing through the neigh.
borhood, and the Colonel with small force of his
neighbors attempted to arrest them. The deserters
were armed, and regular firing ensued Two of
the deserters were killed, and three captured. The
others MADE their escape Col. Coble was slightly
wounded.-Gssensbor0 Patriot
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O ~ AT AUGUST SFSs;ss>
isst vii wage county Court qualified as Executes
t taSs w and testament Of William Hoowav
to make 20 notice to all indebted 70 said
against said estate mdsf and those ss
covery. SOLOMOvp W saueo 10 oar OF their 4
August 20, 1868. 1ias, Executor
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NJ OR T He AROLINA A, RUTHERFORD
IN County, Court Of Equity, ID vacation, 2sth july
1868. Williamson Fortune, Admir-. testamento
of Hezekah Blankenchip deceased and others vs.
W. Blankenchip Hampton Blsnkenchip and Joseph Pull
lum and wife Sarah.
Of the estate Of the said Hezeksh Bankenchip deceased
and it appearing that the defendants of
said State publication is therefore ordered to be made in
the Raleigh Standard for six successive weeks notifying
the to be and appear at the Court to be
held for said county the Court House in Rutherodton
on the ed Monday in September next there and then to
plead answer demur plaintiffs petition judgment
pro will be taken to them aud account or
deree and the estate settled
Witness L. Bryan, Clerk Of said Court at ofhce the
2sth July, 1883. l.. b. BRYAN, c.h.R
NOTICE.-HAvING QUALIFIED As AID.
II minstrator upon the of Charles ". Robert.
son. md John T. Robertson, of Temple Robertson
August Sessions 1853, Of Wake County
this is to notify all persons indebted to said estates TO
make immediate payment and those having claims agan
said estates to present them in the time prescribed by law
this notice will be pleaded in bar Of their resovery
H. A. HODGE, Admir-.
August ~, 1888 85-w3tpd.
ITO FARMERS, MILLERS, AND THE CON
Il MUNITY GENERALLY.-We are now prepared K
furnish Pioughs Plough CASTING Casting for Mills and
al other purposes Also tO repair aud ct up Mill Spin
dies and all other Mill irons Soon we expect to max,
cooking and other Stoves. ~
will the highest price for old cast Iron, Copper
Brass and Zinc. -. - d.,
| SHAY, WILLIAMSON / Co.,
1 North State Lroa and Brass Rorks.
| Raleigh, N. C., Aug. II. So. sA-WlypdL
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OowARDIcE OF TIE HOME CHIvALRY.-The follow
ing is the experience of one Of our most patriotic
ladies, related in her own words:
1t was my luck to be visiting in section of coun-
try which Grierson robbed in his raid through Mis-
sissippi and instead of protecting the ladies the
do not desire such protecting -such desertion in
fact If we had not reposed implicit confidence in
their protecting care who knows but what the ladies
feeling their helpessncss, would not in the spirit
of desperation, have devised some stratagem for
foolng the Yankee freebooters. 1t is bitter lesson
but experience has taught the ladies that in the
hour of danger their only hope is in the brave
spirits who make up our armies, not the craven
who skulks beneath the shadow Of his own
roof tree Will you not tell Mississppisns how our
cheeks are beginning to tingie with shame for the
State that has given birth to sons who dare not
strike the hand that aims deadly blow at their
mothers breast? Aasl that the hour should ever
come when cloud is dropping like pail of death
over the hitherto bright star of Mississippis fame
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&EA REWARDED win ~

SSX above reward for the appreb m give Tas
asau sss ' a %
Said boy is 81 years old, and nsmad tG 1862
inches high weighs 1870 pornds. has sc soE Is feel
var on Inc eye lid has thick Inns and On MS
address Is Company Shops, N. c. N'' 10 very black
JOHN P. ALBR1cu,
Aug. 6, 1868. '''"'or u Elias Albneh
S3-ws,
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@TO REFTyCEEs

NOTICE.-HAvING AT AUGTss~
~ 1888, Of Wake County Court qualis"sf TERs
Of Mrs Grizsy seawe deceased, give nut;s,
to 20 mt ssss ssn m'.;
law. r r SEAw 1rMe preses Wed.
August 20, 1858. Eli, ESeeu,osT
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him. to suspend the further execution of this law Wes
tern North Carolina provided those who desire the fur
ther prosecution Of the without do effort for peace by
negotiation should be permitted to volunteer and BIZ re-
OeIvsd in the service.
esoiusd, That the late Revenue law of Congress- is
most unjust unfair and oppressive law and that while we
Wiling to pay any reasonable tax in money vet wa
apecal protest against that portion of the law which
takes OF our crops and onetenh the meat fat.
tened these crops whether have to spare or NOT
- unjust tyranncal and oppressive and relic of bsrba
rism Which alone is pracsed in the worst of despotsms
TO- Rs'ofued That the only protection which free peo.
pie have against unjust yrannica and oppressive laws is
the certain responsibility and accountability of the law
maker to his constituents Therefore We most solemny
protest against secret sessions Of Congress- the
Of laws to be bndng by the of delegates in n
gress from Kentucky, Missouri Western Virginia And
other places who are not responsible to constituents far
their scs md do demand that should be protected
from such bogus representation and that no mambsr
should be allowed to occupy seat and vote for mposns
laws which cannot BE- enforced on his own const
uents.
H. RssoID.d That the charges and esmor sought ts be
raised sgsnst the Editor of the NorthCaroina Sanrd
and sgaust the more than eighty thousand North
voters whose views and opinions substantially ex.
pressed through its columns are antrepubesn upust6.
Ii. RssoIced That North. Carolina il great sovereign
STATE that majority Of her psople have the right con
troll her policy and her public affairs through the agency
Of the baotbox, and that as portion Of her eemen w
will never surrender this inalenIbe right to the lse
ei.mors Of pitifal minority.
Is. Rssocsd That we most solemnly protest against
tbs Of the great writ of habsas under AMI
except such g are expressly provided fol
~ Es;ol..s. Th.. sys.,ni..Ty rn. .h. BE- allowed
then liberty will end and dsspotism begin.
10 Rss0loed, That reosmmsnd to the people every
sSs, lay and order iuyoate aud that Will
IVY 1sS@sy and dsterminedy maintain their rights an
me aggression OF dsspotism come from What sourc
;nr may ~ town down all mob violence and resist
70 the psSps 1 tssr VINO mad
aunt me only safeguard to civil and reli
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March "a. 1858
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~ DR. Herrick, Medical Director of General
Reynolds division, Army OF the Cumberland /.
Surgeon Fouts, of the elst, and Assistant Sur
geon Graham. of the l0lst Indiana. captured at
Chickamauga arrived in the city yesterday from
Libby Prison They left Richmond one week
ago.
DR. Herrck states that the official report of
the rebel loss at the battle of Chickamauga toOts
up II .999. as published in the Richmond papers
These gentlemen were captured while on duty
at the hospital by the / 18th Texas Rangers On
learning that DR. Herrick belonged 20 the divi-
sion of Gen. Reynolds. he was stripped of his
vdluables and told that no one belonging TO the
division OF which Wder's brigade formed part
was entitled to any consideration 1T their hands
Wilders brigade once chased the Texas Rangers
all over Tennessee.