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For load Supervisor.


7' y IeCH COUNTY.
a ''e earnest solicitation of many trends.
l neieps announce myself as an Indie
pendent andidalc Iur Stale Senator. At In,.
ehoucihg election, and pledge mys,u If .l.c-
tea, to discharge the duties Ut a Senator fl,
the bcSt oi NY d-iniy and tor the ucs, INFER
est oil Inc people OF the county.
OCT lU-tU.f f. 4, t,IIuopr
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The Cecil Wing.
FLKTON. OCTOBER 1863.

HAIL to thee flag of man5 stars
Beneath thy shade true hearts will gather
And still uplift thee TO the breeze,
Though dark and stormy be the weather.
To thee our earliest hopes belong;
To every fold deathless story;
And still with life We II hold undimm'd
The starry luster OF thy glory.
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No Alcohol Bad Whiskey,

They will Cure the above diseases in pipetv.r,,s
Cases out Of hundred. "">
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THE CHEAP STORE,
Main Street, Opposite North,
ELKTON, NARY AND.

NJ AMMOTH Stock of Fall and Winter
lvl Goods bought before the recent ad-
vance, OF Manufacturers and Importers, and
offered for Sale at Il small advance, for cash
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f"'',yins Of tt'r own personal knopled-s tn
zoe beneficial effects and medical virtues of ga
Bitters. "a NV"
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l. A DIE s. WE II,
Plaid all Wool Delaine,
Plain Delaine, Soliarino Delaine,
Nasarean Delainc. Back Delaine,
Black Tureun Cloth, Black Alpacas,
Purple Alpacas. Pnp.ins,
Sicllian Plaids, Merinns,
BaclSand Fancy Silks,
Dress Trimmings,
Ladies' Vests,
Balnora Skirts,
Childrens' Balmoral skirts,
Prints, Ginghams, Musins, Tickings,
Shirting Strips, Cotton Flannels.
Wool Fannes Kentucky Jeans,
Cassinettes, Cassimeres, Cloths,
Notions in Variety,
Ladies' Gloves, Hosiery,
Gentlcmens' Gloves, Hosiery,
Ladies' Boots and Shoes,
Gentemens' Boots and Shoes,
Childrens' Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Raadymaie Clothing,
Hard Ware, Cutlery, Qncen's Ware,
Fine Assortment of Groceries.
Tobacco. Cigars, Shoulders, Hams,
Lard, Salt, Herring, Mackcrei,
Coal Oil, &c. nc.
All kinds of country Produce taken in ex-
change for goods, at the highest market
prices. WIN. McCLELLAND, Jr.
oct. 3-tf.
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For County Commissioners,
l.. T. ROBERTS,
BENONl COOLING,
THOMAS KENNARD,
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From Key j Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of n a
Encyclopedia Of Religious KNOWLEDGE,
PARTICULAR, NOTICE.

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Philada., Juno 90. 1851.
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For Judges Of the Orphans Court,
LEVI III, EVANS,
JOSEPH 7. BRADBURY,
ALEXANDER HILL.
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9eu1i- Weektq 5tauaara,
r the Standard.
NATIONAL HYMN.

A nation bows Great God! to Thee alone
With broken contrite hearts, and streaming eyes
But sin and dust We fall before Thy throne,
Oh, rend the Heaven come down and hear our
crieSl
Make bare Thine arm, extend Thy holy hand,
And from this fearful burning pluck the brandt
We turn away from Mammons crumbling shrine,
We turn from wild Ambitions shrine of blood,
We hear the gracious call of Love Divine
To turn to Thee, our Saviour and our God:
Make bare Thine arm, extend Thy holy hand,
And from this fearful burning pluck the brand!
We cease to lean upon an arm of flesh
We seek no longer help from Egypts coasts;
Thy Spirit calleth to our souls afresh,
To trust in Thee alone, Oh, Lord OF Hosts
Make bare Thine arm, extend Thy holy hand
And from this fearful burning pluck the brand!
Oh, whom have we in holy Heaven but Thee?
Now, none on earth but Thee do we desire,
Yet, Oh our tender, plying Father! see
These precious souls, and this devouring fire
Make bare Thine arm, extend Thy holy hand,
And from this fearful burning pluck the brandt -
How lOngS how long? Oh, LORI of Hosts how,
long?
This flaming furnace grows intensely red,
Grows white-though we are ashes, Thou art strong,
Thou art the Life ITSELF though we are dead:
Make bare Thine arm, extend Thy holy hand,
And from this fearful burning pluck the brandt
Our brothers blood rests darkly on our souls
The stain attracts the lightning of Thy wrath,
1t is Thine own eternal Justice rolls
These dread, red thunder-boits across our path :;
Bat JEosas ejSd for 1S!-Extend Thy hand,
And from this fearful burning pluck the brand!
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From MISUNDERSTANDING to the report Of
the deSertion of Mississippi troops, which he does
not believe the editor of the Macon Telegraph says
1--WE have the best accounts of the temper and
spirit Of Gen Johnston's army, from friend who
was there only few days ago, and mingled freely
with the soldiers partaking Of their fare and shar
ing with them the friendly sod for pillow at night.
He says a more undaunted set of men never walked
the green earth and if some of our whipped people
at home should 60 there with their long faces and
croaking tongues the BOYS would be very apt to try
halter upon them. They have not the smallest
idea of being whipped but are brim full of conf
dence in themselves and their leader-are down on
the Administration, down on PembertOn, and par
ticuarly down substitutes, the latter being ridl-
culed with every device the wit of the camp could
contrive
Our friend says that he saw about 1000 of the
Vicksburg garrison. They reported their treatment
by their Federal ca2tors extremely kind and for
bearing Not an insu ting or offensive
note of triumph marked the entrance oil the enemy
into Vicksburg. The nren mingled freely together
after the surrender, and the deepest regrets were
expressed at the hard fortune which had arrayed
brave men in deadly hostility or any wish to lnlure
each other. Lincoln and the sbolitlonists were
loudly and deeply cursed by the great body OF the
Federal soldiery, and the Iuost Venomous teeilng
seemed to exist among the privates towards the
negroes in the army. The boys reported that kno
OF these undertaking to insult and leer the Con
iederate prisoners were Instant killed oy the latter
out no notice was taken Of the Z"
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c. DEWEY, Cash..
FH0gSANDs OF BOXES OF rHe ~

FSS 4 4an. ~ 0 DE- BOXES OF THE SorS<
wherever known their use continues WiS 10 OusG
tsey nave gained ground by their ZEAL vaIus OS S
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This excellent family medicine is recomm.r,.,,
proprietor as good only for diseases of the
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worms. They are perfectly safe medicine % flas
Peter Walden, Esq, of Dnwidde County VIZ.
describing remarkable cures in his family Of RIM
mausm and Pieurisy, says: "My Doctors L;ii IL
heretofore from $l75 to 100 per YEAR b.U w, uE
(these pills) for my family, which consists oF USED u
and colOred, and have not called in No., "!gtn
great saving They certainly are the best family nus
Rev. John W. Potter, of Greene courtr v..
had suffered twelve yelrs from diseased ;ro
physicians had not been able to cure He &C. eI, hnSa
menced taking the Hepatc Pills with M cHSs ea
them They acted like charm on me- FrHU "II 5s,
nare inproVea. nave perSevered in their use
by Gods blessing, am well and hearty h.. I'' nl'
man who, as believe. was saved from death b uel
these pills. Ny Doctors bill was annu,IIy ~ ~ auSe
$20o but have had for physician sinoa 8"
Inos ID. Raney, Esq, Granville county n e ear. ~
nnu your plls 10 be the best family medicine bsr,
used They have proved very beneficial !, , Low s'
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every kind of medicine that could yet 6nt L
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bronchial atfiictIon, and complete prOstratun # Il
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The great rise in the price of ingredients and the hear
taxes compel the proprietor to increase the retail Dire
quit the manufacture. They not more profitable to
than when sold ut lower rates '-
PRGcE-$l 80 box. For SIS dozen boxes will bs =.
prepaid to any part of the Confederacy Those who de-
less than duzen boxes, must apply to the drugyN.
great refuctIn nude 10 Druggists and March lts Wt
6y the gross Cash must always accompany orders
Address GEORGE. W DEEMS
August 3, 1863 63-w6swImnG
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VINO GET UP THE WARs-rhe following which
we find in exchange, is true as preaching es-
pecally that part which refers to the preachers and
lounging politicians as active instruments in get
ting up wars and leaving other people to do the
fighting:
Prince Eugene, who was one Of the very ablest
among the renowned generals of his day and who
the following remarks in relation to the war "The
thirst of renown sometimes insinuateS itself into
our councils under the hypocritca garb of national
honor. 1t dwells on imaginary insultS-it suggests
harsh and abusive language-and people go on from
one thing to another, till they put an end to the
lives of half million of men, The call for war pro-
ceeds generally from those who have no active share
in its tolls; ministers, women, and the lounging
politicians of a large town."
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ENROLLING OFFICE AND EXAMINING
"a Boar. 18th Congressional District ASHORE, N G.,
July o. 1858.
In accordance with General Orders No. a. Conscrpt Of
fee, Camp Holmes c. notice is hereby given that the
Enrolling Officers and Examining Board will visit the
counties comprising the 7h Congressional District at the
following times aud places
sOth Reg't N g. Militia, Arson county, at Wadesboro,
Sist Regt. C. Militia Arson county, at wadesborO,
August 2lst and 22d.
SD Reg't N. c. Militia Stanly county, at Albemarle
August 2fth and 25th.
ed Reg't N. c. Militia, Montgomery county, at Troy,
August 9th and 2sth.
5st Regt N C Militia Moore county, at Carthage, Au
gust 3lst and September lst and I'd.
49h Regt N. C. Militia Chatham county at Pttsboro
September 4th and 5th
5Oh Regt N. G. Militia, Chatham county, at Pitsboro
September 9TH, 9Th and 9Th.
SGD Reg't N c. Militia Randolph county, at ASHORE,
September Ilth and 18TH
Gath Regt N G. Militia Randolph county, at ASHORE,
September l4th and 18th.
65th Regt N z. Militia, Davidson county, at Lexington
September l7th and 18th.
Doth Reg N. c. Militia Davidson county, at Lexington,
September 18th, 2lst and 22d.
The COOnels of Militia Regiments in this District will
that the following persons are present at the time and
places above specified:
All persons arriving at the age of IS since the last enroll
all persons between the of Is and 40 years who
may be specially ordered before the Board Enrolling of
r each and every person between the ages 40 and A.
years. whether previously exempted not and all subst
| tutes discharged from the service.
All persons who fail to report Included in the above
der) at the places of rendezvous the time appointed will
{ be considered as deserters. J. NJ LITTLE,
LIST BIT and Enrolling Officer 9TH Con. Dist.
PETER G. SNOWDEN,
Surg. and Chairman Examining Board.
Aug. 3, 1868. 63-4t.
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$50 REWARD.
COnscript Office,

CAMP HOLMES, N. e., June 5, 1858. !
n REWARD OF SIXTY DOLLARS WILL BE PAID
for the and delivery at the Camp of lnstruc
ton of the following soldiers who deserted from the 23d
REGIMENT N c. Troops, the 25th day of May, 1858:
- Private JOSEPH CARPENTER, Company b, "a years
of ACE i've feet six inches high dark complexion, dark
hair dark eyes, three of his upper front teeth out
patton enlisted farmer, enlisted in Lincoln County,
North Carolina. Observation-Disclosures
wears old dark eyes, dark hair dark complexion five feet
ten inches high enlisted in Granville C0snty, by oecupu-
tion when enlisted a farmer.
BY order of Col. Peter MALLErT Commandg Conscrpts
for North-Carona
J.. C. PIERCE, Adiutant.
June 9, 1853. E-tf.
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PITLTaEEss,o Il Fis s1Tg at, TgUMoRs, gLGERA-

DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, ULCERA.
u TONS OF THE WOMB, SPERMATORRHGA,
SYPHILITIC AFFECTIONS, &c.-DR ]. A. CLoprox
Of Huntsville, Alabama, operates with perfect success
for Piles and guarantees perfect in every case of
Piles where the Tumors come down when at stool. He
operated With perfect success few days ago. in a OF
large tea cup at every STOOL Those who doubt may ad
dress Mr.. II. II. Berry, Monticello, Florida
Dr. operated some desperate in Salisbury last
year. one of them is known every citizen of Salisbury
de can be consulted at home, Huntsville, Ala for tie
present.
March 20, 1850, R4-4v8svtf
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DEATH OF FRANCIS FRIES, Eso.-The State has
lost very valuable citizen IN the death of Francis
Fries, which occurred at his residence in Salem on
Saturday last the 1st inst. His age was, we learn,
80 years, 8 months aud Is days. He had been for
many years one of the most enterprising citizens
and merchants of the State having erected Facto-
ries, Mills, Gas Works, &c, in Salem, and managed
them all with such energy and skill as to make
them exceedingly useful to the community and
profitable to himself When in the State Legsla-
ture for the first and only time, his financial ab
ties were highly appreciated that he was placed
at the head of the Joint Finance Committee, and
performed the laborious and difficult duty of pre-
pairing the tax bill of that session. We believe
that he contracted at that session the throat disease
which finally terminated his life.-Fdy. Observer.
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THE pEOpLE,S FACTORY,

WYE ARE now IN OPERATION FOk i .inI1 pIs
w eft of the people. We are now nnG ris5
Ssea 4 dS anu In few days we expect be n'D0'
Our Foundry is also in operation and casting @hl sal
kinds will be furnished far as possible. ,tectr
interests of the country will receive our esPec vbs
We will pay the highest prices for old cast N S.T
you must bring to US if you desire the supply q ~
ings to be kept up We shall soon be PrePaalu Sober
Ulous of various kinds by wholesale and relS .. rsi1
wives will be furnished with necessary aLlS1 0OKES
prices. Slhfo0N aS-wksFiL
Hillsboro', N c.. June 5, 1858.
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON CON.
- signment large lot of Coast Salt for sale by the
sack larger quantity Also Rice by the tierce at
CREECH LITCHFORDS,
Auction and Com. Store.
Raleigh, July Z, 1859. 55-tf.
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July 80, 1858.
: $50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOCL
HI the 18th of May, my negro boy SIDNEY. be
about II years old dark mnatto black keen eyes anu
face He NAV have gone of in the army with some soa
but he is supposed to be lurking about Oxford or Hsn
son where he has relations. The above reward
upon his apprehension and confinement in jail or Dis US
livery to G. Herudon in Oxford, or his owner ID III
lower part of Orange county near Cedar Fork:
b. H. HERNDON.
lima 10 1ssa 5O-w&swtt
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August 3, 1868.


HEADQUARTERS ENROLLING OFFICs
n Fifth District Oxford, N. c. July 18th, l.65-E
obedience to General Orders No. IA, Col Peter Mae
COmmandant of Couscrps, N. c., Commanding rIffcen
W 7hf SsgsFSb &f # male PERSONS between IS m
years age, who have not aIready received certfea
exemption detail" at the following times and pa
for final enrC lin ent and examination by the Medical Boat
10th Regiment N. c. Militia Franklin county, at Lcls
burg, August Goth.
sd Regiment N. C. Militia Nash county, at NashTiI
August 22d.
87th Regiment N c. Militia, Warren county, at Warren
ton, August oath.
42d Regiment N. c. Militia, Granville county, at Oxford
August 18th.
4Sd Regiment N. c. Militia Granville county, ct O1
August 9th.
8Sth Regiment n. c. Militia, Wake county, at RasgA
August 2yth and 3lst.
8gth Regiment N c. Militia, Wake county, at RalaA
September lst.
fISth Regiment N c. Militia, Wake county, at RalsE
September I'd.
18th Regiment N C. Militia, Orange county, at Hill
borough, September 4th
46th Regiment N. c. Militia Orange county, at Hill
borough, September 5th and 18th.
Enrolling Officer 5th District n. C.
H W. CAFFEY,
Asst. Surg P AC.S
W. H. DAVIS NJ D.
II. C. HERND0N NJ. D,
EcdmiHiRg Board.
July 80, 1858. s2-w&sT2T'
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE"oS

IL ds1 the asth of January lsst my
set OF inches high IS or 20 S years cav bs.s
TO weight about x tS P9 questioned ard 3ss
pros % HIN Caswell County, or O0DII'IL
r lat b;m' 1''' gs-SH
Csswell Co., March q, IsSs,
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PLANTERS HOTEL, RALEIGH, n. c.
Persons visiting the City of Raleigh will find it to
their advantage and comfort to stop at the
HOTEL its location being pleasant and retired and con-
yieRient the State House and business part of the City
The proprietors solicit liberal share of public patron
age and promise do all in their power to render those
who stop with them comfortable Their table Will be we'll
supplied with everything the market and surrounding
country affords ard served up to crafty the hungry
and suit the most delicate appetite.
The long omnibus which runs to the Yarbrough House
will also take passengers 10 the Planters Hotel
PARTIN 4 Balm.
Raleigh July 90, 1868. 6l-2m.
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Though charity may make your purse lighter one
day yet it will make it heavier another.
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ESARM FOR SALE.-THE AD ,Sbisr rs -
fers for sale = vauabe FARM, coSiap one and y.
situated in the County of Alamance WItn punaiIroad T
miles of HaV. River Station the n u house SD
are on the premises a cOmfoTtaoie o% " oc
For fGr; herG' ,fSrmsion, apply 10 G. W. S"N
F. D. Etjo cS at HaW River, NC 5-rss'1l
Jrne %, '563.
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FOR SALE.
ICUTIVE DEPARTMENT MORT

TXECUTIVE DEPARTING NORIp
II Carolina, Adutants tneral,S office Militia ka'',
August 8, 1868. General Order, No II. m
l. All communications military matters inenaH
His ExcelIency the Governor, must be written and ~
the Adjutant General, who will lay them before thsF
ernOr aud return his answer.
ii. For the present. the Governor declines to ssns
exemptions from home defence duty, and all appal
for such exemption to attention, must be fIrE
through the commanding officer Of the Regiment, VIII
approval.
By order of Gov. VANCE:
R. S. TUCKER,
Mai. aud A. A. Gens1L
RALEIGH Auo 2 1854 63-w&ss!S
~ All daily papers in the State copy one HssA
weekly papers twice.
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A PRIVATE SCHOOL.

MISS MANGUM WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL
IVA for young ladies the residence her mother Mrs.
Willie p. Mangum, on the 22d of July. 1888. They will
receive instruction in the English branches and Music and
find home in her mothers family Parents and guar
dams who desire further information will address Miss ~
z. MANGUM, Red Mountain or Flat River P. O., Orange
County, N. c.
June l6, 1868. 49-2m
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TNO THE W0RSHIPFUL COUNTY COURT
OF WAKE-Notice is hereby given that application
will be made to Wake County Court termto be held
on the 30 Monday IN August to establish election pre-
July Z, 1868. std.
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NHOR SALE.-I SIXTY HORSE POWER
IL stationary ENGINE. new, without Boiler
twenty horse power Engine, new, without Boiler.
tEentyfOur with Boiler.
Crane Ladies' Patterns, &c.
SHAY WILLIAMSON CO.
Rlleigh n. c., july Il, 1898. 57-lmpd.
rB- Progress COPY week.
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DLOCK.TIN CANDLE MOULDS.-5O0
ID bIock-tin CANDLE M0ULDS of superior make and
NJ. GRAUSMAN'S.
Raleigh July %, 1863 Sit
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HAPT. j. j. DAVIS FOR CONGRESS-
~ Mr.. dItor:-Pease announce to the people of the
fifth Congressional District that Wake Voters respond
Jog to Franklin voters will give Capt JOSEPH j. DAVIS
cordial support for the next Confederate Con-
gresS- MANY WAKE VOTERS
JAY z, 1858. std
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TNO THE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH CON.
IL gressiona Dstrict-The emergency calls for the
Purest and abest to the country her Legs
atiye councils The we'll known character of Captain
JOSEPH j. DAVIS Of franklin for patriotism integrity
and wisdom plainly indicates him the test man in the
District to represent in the Congress- Capt Da,
is now leading his gallant company against the invaders
OF his country and does not dream of his friends en-
pertaining the idea Of voting for him for Congress or any
other civic position at this time; but confident
that he Will shrink from responsibility which his fell
low citizens may call him. Well known and universally
respected he Franklin county o.rs her noble son to
the voters OF the District in full confidence of his election
on account of his unpreendiug merit and for the
goon OF the country Patriots your suages asked
for wise and prudent statesman and gallant soldier
MANY VOTERS
July s, 1868. std
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ITO THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
IL CONGRESSIONAL DfSTRIGT.-The Undersigned
take pleasure in urging upon their eew citizens of this
Congressional District the name of Lieut.. THOMAS C.
FULLER fit person to represent them in the next
Congress Lieut. Fuller has consented to allow his
be used by his friends These times when platforms
needed all who know Lieut. Fuller know that he
is fully capable of filling the position with honor to him.
self and the people of this District He has done his duty
well in this for after exhausting sIl retain
our old Union in its perfection, he OF the first
after Lncons Proclamation, to volunteer private in
the army, in which he is now serving officer.
MANY CITIZENS.
July 81, 1868. 6O-tf
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June 9, 1853,

VVOOL cARDING.-THE UNDERSIGN-
w ed would respectfully announce to the public that
they are now CARDING WOOL at their old stand on
Ha RIVER miles north Of Gbsonville Station, and
having put their cards in good order they prepared
make the best quality of rolls Those bringing wool to be
carded required to wash 1t clean aud have it free
from trash and burs, putting pound of lard to every
ten pounds Of WOOL and sheet to every rs pounds
Our prices for cardng Is cents per p0snd for white
and 20 cents for mixed, OF if toed one pound in s.
j. l.. PUGH,
A. T. LAMBETH
Morton's Store, Alamsnce Co, N. G.
July IA, 1888. 57-2m.
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The saith N. c.. Colonel Murchisnn, had been sent
Staunssu in charge OF the Winchester prisoners.
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Aug. 10, 1868. 65-lt.

THE FRIENDS OF GEN. WILLIAM F.
Il JONES, Of Folk County, snnUdncs him as Consere
IeYs candidate for GoHgrsss The Teuth Congressional
DiAtyiot Of North. 6arviina.
Joy7, 1868. " '."" 55-tdpd. Z