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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-10-16

e. The FLoRExcs received the First pre-
MUM over Singer, Wheeler & Wilson.
Grover & Baker. and all other machines At
the State Fairs 10 Massachusetts, and Penn
sylvania. II.
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- Haines has just received. at No. 81,
Main street. splendid assortment of cloaks,
cloaking cloths. shawls, fannels. silks, pop
Inns. merinoes. alpacas. hoop-skirts, balmo-
raj skirts, in short everything in the dry
goods line, which be is determined to SELL
Now is your time, call soon.
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80. In the town Of Pownsl. W., cut Of
So conscripts, 81 were aeceopted. Healthy
town, that.
-. The President. BY proclamation. has
raised the blockade Of the port Of Alexsnd-
ria, Va.
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~The stock of notions. Willow Ware,
Wall Paper. and everything needed BY Gus.
toners, and kept 10 a we'll regulated varis-
ty Store. is to be found at No. SO, Main. g.
Give s. G. Dugdale call z
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@LADrEs. do you wish nice Travelling
Basket? There is no place you can find =
better assortment than 1t Ems v,ler Il Crock
er's. No. 40. Nain-st. Cali and see.
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@ Stoves are still needed for cooking
c. c. Bulbs Cash Stove Store, is the
place to get the kind you want Anything
70 the copper. br.ss, sin and sheet1ron
ware line, that is wanted. can there be had,
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND Posr OFFICE, May 5th.
MAILS OPEN

r;,.;or.,; Davtou and Eastern .......1l. 80 O..
Iudis M polls and the West. ............ Gas m
Chico 20 and North -we st............. 6A5 p IN.
MAILS 01sos@
rnai.napolis and Chicago. 40 D. n.
DAYTON and Columbus, and East. 500 p D.
Ciscjnnati and East. 500 p. ,.
Hamilton Mail, via Boston. &C.. leaves
Monday, w ednesdsy ssd Friday At. ....7:0o .. m .
Hamilton Mail arrives Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at... o'oo p IN.
Union City Mail, via ABBY, Bethel, ac. -
same Hamilton mail NJ
winchester mail, via Ne Garden, leaves "a
MONDAY and Friday at. 500 .
Same arrives Tuesday and Saturday a.. 800 p m
t0-Ofioe open from 90 >. N. to p. m. Sun
days from to 10 .. IN.
The Mails are governed by Railroad Time.
which 10 faster than true time.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, PIN.
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A0The vote for Prosecuting Attorney in the
District will be close Ballenger leads Templer
in Wayne 927; in Henry Templer beats Ballen-
ger about coo. Randolph and Jay will decide it.
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Hoe CHoLERA.-Those of our farmers,
who have this disease among their swine,
are reminded that DR.. ]. s. Finnimore,S Of
Of our city, manufactures Linimsn that is
an efee,ual remedy for IT, Try it,
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WIZARDS HOTEL, }
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 22d, 1863.
GEsILExEx:-We require another supply of
your Plantation Rtters. the popularity of which
daily increases with the guests of our house.
Respectfully. SYKES, CHADWICK & Co.
&c &c &C &c &c &c
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

RICHMOND AND CovfNGEoN =. \.
Arrive from Coluabus. ..3IoF. W.
DEPART for Columbus. via. New Paris, New .
Nsdson GreenviIls, Covington, Piqus, &c sl3 A. d.
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Be sure that every bottle bears the facsimile
Of our signature on steel plate labsL with our
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-06


principles and doctrines Of States Rights. Inc
President paid high compliments to the heroie GsE
gson defending, Fort Sumter and said the EYES 81
the whole world were upon them, ana L1sseq s1 n
the day never would come when the SIAns ee nag
would ioat oyer it. In proportion ~ the hSee q
the Yankees of the nest Of the rebellion so ne sad
is the love of every true son Of the Coniederacy
gathered around u.s. They were watching our
Struggle with anxious solicitude. ,sTal ''.-'"'
He trusted the enernys desire to possess Charles,
ton would never be gr&:ified, but II Providence
ordered otherwise, he dssFedfo hsnF be wtSned
for his own country town Ssbafg 9hat the whole
be mass oEruins He believed Ghar4eseon never
would be taken, and if the46re should bsfsaguer jas
on every side, reinforcements you'd pc sent to our
assistance in proportion to tls force OF the enemy
From his present knowledge he looked forward to
glorious record at the close Of the struggle for our
city. He urged harmonious cooperation on the
part of the people with the commanding General, in
order obe united in our efforts, and look with An
eye devoted and sngly to the cause of our country
He who would attempt to promote his OWL, personal
ends in preference, or would not take anusket and
fght in the ranks, was not worthy Of the liberty
for which we are fighting Our army nav, he said,
was better than it was twelve months ago 1t was
stronger and would bear marching hunger and gri'
yations without murmuring or struggling, andalways
welcome cheerully the word onward. -;
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President are lost In the canebrakes of Mississippi
WS.msQ psthSBsl GbssteT kAleft0 ascertain public
sentiment than the President can be. No stnan
speaks to him unless to agree with him he bears
butone side Of public sentiment; but we hear and
read both. We publish not q 1.-THE of what We
Learn for we feel disposition to make public the
complaints that reach ius. We have suppressed
much that otherRisel we would have published
We should not now unddrtake to express an opin-
ionif we did not beeEe We see gathering storm
whose fury nay do much harm toTuurq cluse, and
give the President much notification President
Davis is an object Of attachment from oil classes of
thu people; he enjoys their con6dence and has en-
listed sentiments far kinder than the most exalted
respect But, nevertheless, there are those with
when he is not the fayote that he is witbIhe great
mass of the people. T6undermi0e that popularity;
toWithdrsw that respect; to misrsprssent his con-
duct to present him as self vii he'd and6tubborn
man, consutiRg prlvat&piQue and personal malice,
is the constant effort oEactve and industrious nenG
Gen. Johnston WITH an insignificant command jRC
Mississippi and Gen. Bragg, reclaimed without the
confidence Of the army in Tennessee are potent and
powerful examples for the malice and
ton of these men. - ,sesi 81 2
We therefore repeat, that a REORGANIZATION of the
army before3 Chattanooga is absolutely Necessary;
andwe put il to the President to- consult the wishes
of the division generals and change the command
ing pficer. We believe that Gen. Johnston enjoys
to fullestsxtent the confidence of the soldiers
and officers and people of the Southwest, and We
feed con6dentthRt his abilities will retrieve the lost
StStes-of Tennessee and Kentucky.-RichmOHd En-
queer. y, 80 D.
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valuable citizens as they have done and are doing9
ssA0ala ever Rs assgss 10 sUi0g ARyEFeht 0fprl'',
!sss ~ bstes he internal
siFankeespsofI Ta4y DeataSt Vtthe "HOhorAble Fer
snandos Wood an InriFe 4etgetfnl.
ness of that usdT RFiFlsgss which the saidF.
Wood was, to bsys in consideration of bali Prpnts
Really sdgse Or &; B. Lamar, q Of shan paS
tfOsa1AAsa imte PreteHsfdd 10 Che hetUic firpes,
would be highly amusing, If the case did npe also
havsatSI sStiSuss asbecasSasA deliberate injury Of
Dur oanse "a vidlsoa Of law, and an Mdstratiou Of
Iepr ayity classdin the South lblo~1fWith the
inseleace Of wealth and occupied in this war with
its ewn sslRShuess and cOnceit7 IL is in some OF
these aspects that the case of Mr.. Lamar notsonly
engages the public sentiment but requires the in
terpositon Of the authorities and their yindcation
through process of law, of the grafest interests Of
the country Rich. Examiner. TrlsI e
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GJgsTFCe 10 EMPLoYEEs Is notorious that our
principal railroad andother lines of traxsl and tans
poEtAtion have, daEng the past u months realized
The most enormous profits and declared the most
Gn7feoedeatsd dividends. We sppeai to the stock
holders these copaAies ct their annaal meetings
soon lobe heidi 10 see that proper action is taken
in regard to the pay of officers AID intact Of all
parties in their employ and dependent upon therpay
whether that pay be called salary or wages. The
Oonpauies are amply able to make any and every
just and liberal allowance Those in their employ
are not able to do without it From the President
down to the humblest working for wages let all
be dealt With fairly, for the present state of prices
renders this absolutely indispensable to their ex-
istence Surely, the laborer is worthy of his hire
and now he must have much higher hire than ever
before in the memory Of the oldest inhabitant.-
Wilmington Journal ',- ra- &c.,. -
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The President at Charle,to,.

PRESIDENT Davis and suit arrived at Charleston On
t a 70 de was received a: the depot by General
neauregard and staff and committee ofthe com.
mon councils who accompanied him with military
escort to the City Hall The turn ont Of c;ti.acys
was grand, and the procession enthusissticaIIv
en en- along the whole route On arrival Al the
UTty shSl, tie President was introduced bv Judce
MSsratn TO Mayor Macbeth, who cordially received
tna Seacomed him to the city. The Pfesident.rs.
snssd d Ans seknowledgements and on being intro
drawn him here 10 this our hour of trial and S -.
sp sire also 70 confer with our commanding General
and ~ personal observation ACQUIRE some &c Ira
knSwsdge which would enable him to more - f r
6m Ha . TTr wants and the reports submitted to
Calhoun, whose departed spirit wsS no statesman
oyer her with guardian angels care. Il was F.og
South c0tolnas great men he arst irohs ron ON
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BELL. Aco,,.,t..r.
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TICS Periodicals, Papers, and the Modem ALkY Tao
the South generally : NOUein A'eratnrs Of
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HI N. BROWN & CO., COMMISSION NEIR-
N chants HihSOorDngh, n. C On sale ..-..
9oooalbs Smoking Tobacco "ocAneche," 10000 lbs.
Manufactured ditto, ... ..." 4 .
10uOo lbs Salt ~
$500 lbs Rice, go -.'' ..s 49, I'D -
10000 Clay Pipes assorted, o.
. 500 lbs. spanish Brown, ...'i . .-..
800 pounds English COpperas ..., ...
$50 pounds Dutch Nader, .aa.s
30 pounds Spanish indigo
81 euEds Fig Blue, Of ... .@ "' ~
5000 pOundsR English Soda, -......
barrels Tanners Oil, ."
Salad Oil and Backing,
Green and Black Tea
leo Tooth Brushes, assorted,
l5O Fine and Coarse Combs,
2OC0 spool White and Black Cotton,
81 pounds BlLck Pax Thread,
20 gross Steel Pens and Lead Pencils,
so reams Cap. Letter, and Note Paper,
Envelopes aud Ink,
50 sets Knives and Forks,
TallOW and Adamantine Candles,
Nails. Irun, and Cut Tscks,
81 BrunuS
- BLACK 0raps
Lampb'acf and Turpentine,
l,OVG Edge Plates
leo Wash Bowls
100 Linnen C. Handkerchief assorted.
wAnted-All kinds Of Produce
November 9, 1883. ss-h
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IL TlONS OF TIE WOMB, sPERMATORRHGA,
SYPHILITIC. AFFECTIONS &c.-DR. J. A CLoProN, of
Huntsville Alabama, operates with perfect for
Piles aud guarantees perfect cure in every of Piles
VII the Tumors down when at STOOL He operated
with perfect success few days in Of Al years
standing, his umors coming down large large tea
cup every STOOL Those who doubt may address MrH.
IL. Berry, Mouti cello. Florida. - ~. :. -.r-.
Dr. operated desperate cases in Salisbury last
year. Of them Is known every citizen Of Salisbury
He be consulted at home Huntsville, Ala for the
present 81,
+ March 20, 1853. 24G~& swift
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SURGEON GENERALS OEFICE, RAJ
- eigh, October l4ib lSf3- MedIeal Examining Boar
No. 8, composed of the following named Medical oicers:
Surgeon n. F. ARENDELI4,
90 Surgeon w W. FOOFE,
Will meet at the town of Salisbury, in Rowan COUNTY
on Friday and saturday, 23d and oath October.
AT Statewide in teieil county, Tuesday and Wei
nesday, 9th and 2sth. -,
At lIinc5'nton Lincoln county on Monday and Tussdr
the I'd and Sd November. ..s' .s.-
At Charlotte Meckenburg county, on Friday and ST.
urdsy the 9th and Eth November
At Concord, Cabarrus county, ON Tuesday and WsdaE
day. the 10th and 18th November.
For the purpose of examining all persons who csnG
emptOD from Home Guard duty account Of pbrs1
No. 3, issued from The Adjutant Generals Office.
"a ...F $50. 70 = =. EDWARD WARREN
-.- Surgeon General North .CarOErt
Oct 70, 1873. ST.
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DMtNIsTRATOR's NOFICE.-.THF Srp

a DMtNIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-.THF SrO
term 81 narng qualified at the last session, Augrt
a, " maxe county Court as the Administrator Of Co.
Sef lred deceased hereby gives notice to all nsrs
saving accounts claims or demands against said setS
present mem to him for payment within the time pre
IN UI anls hosGe viii be plead in bar their recnys
at Mr. p Pescnds Drug Store where t6ey viii s,
accounts and evidences Of debt and settle them.
.- GHAS. E. JOHNSON, Admir-.
October IA, 1858. - ''eAsN' G HS
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n ABoRERs ON PORTIFICAT1ONs AT

ABOR e RS ON PORTIFICATIONs AT
II RaIegh.-Notice is hereby given to the owners of
slaves and 70 the Free negroes emplOye the enrepch
ments at Raleigh, that the pay rolls made out,
and that they will paid person agents. with
duplicate powers of Attorney, BY applying Capt VIM.
B. Gulick, Paymaster for the State Of North Carolina
-.i...s''' @ p H. T. GUION
It. Col. Arty and Eng'r.ig
~ B.-The parties interested win save themselves much
trouble BY pointing one or more agents coun
ty qualified with legal powers Of Attorney in duplicate,
sealed and subscribed u before two Witnesses The fol-
lowing simple form will answer: l...r.
We do hereby appoint ----, of the County of
trae and loyal Attorney to receive payment and
receipt fnrus for al monies due from abe State of
North Carolina for the labor of our slaves during the
Witness our hands and seals this - day of -, 1863.
----. ---, [sEGL-l 30
----o (sEAL.
........ ..... 81 ...., ~ ~ - SEAL
- -, lsEAL.1 B,
-" - '.'.-'' ..- - -, lsEAL.
r---,t~i,os'. p. "a.'..a't
November 2, 1858. .- .e8-2w.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Runaway from the subscriber the 18th of July last
my boy EY ans. He is between so and IS ID and
black, feet or inches high and will weigh about lao
pounds quick spoken. large full eyes, aud shows the
think on the right side of his bead just above his ear
caused by burn. he has wife at Solomon Terrells
wife at Joseph Fowlers, Esq Little River, and has
been there he has also been the
of Stricklands below near Wakefeld he Gas uncle
in Nash County Nashville and understand belongs
TO Mrs. Battle, that place will pay th above
ward fur his apprehension and eonfleent so that
get him. W. ]. ALLEN, Raleigh, n. c.
= Oct. 90, 1862 g. ''-' -'1 esZw&swtf
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UAKER MEADOWS FOR RENT.-oN
behalf OF the widow and heirs of the late Cci JAS c.
s. Mcdowell SHALL Saturday the l4h day Of Novem-
Der next at the Court House in Morganon lease for
years the highest bidder the lands and plantation known
as Quaker Meadows" .s.--,...-. ...
This place lies TIE Catawba River about two miles
from Morgantou and for situation and fertility
passed by any farm in the county of Burke.
The tract consists Of about 1900 acres half Of which
cleared and of this than 500 rich river bot
TOM .....
The place will be let In two parcels The homestead
contains large two story brick dwelling with the usual
outbuildn9s found on 9 large plantation. ...t
The other section has good dwelling house and out.
Possession given Immediately. i.
AT the SEINE time and place. will be sold quantity Of
Corn, Wheat Bye, Fodder, Hay DO. and few Negroes
hired out. = - .,- - CHAS. MANLY.
Raleigh, Oct. "a 1858. b.. ......, .... .... s5-td.
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700 EAA GALLERY 70 3. % MI

CD 9EAA GALLERY FO b o AL Ell;
GoO9OOO have for sale in Cone cord, n. C., ~
CATS we'll assorted lot of good Camsraa. to q siIrs
lot of Porcetome bath holders and hydrOpeters lot
of fine glass Snd mats, (extrI lot of good alcohol ether
acstic acid gno ctton nitrate silver Cymede pot Gc
&c All. other fittings fUr an operating gallery, Any
Arts will do well to call who may wish to purchase
good stock. aas' % t-r' y'i ~ = ~
.... H. s..... y. Y FINK, Ar and Sgrg De6tist,
ect 80, 1888 .s.l4'vy fsTs S1.iSted.
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October "a, 1858. -

SALF AND RECEIVE HAVE ON Coy,
~ signment large lot of Coast Salt for sale bv ;t
sack, or larger quantity. Also Rice by the terce AT
CREECH 4 LITCHFORUS
Raleigh, July z, 1868. 5 81
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NOTICE. FIRM HER FsTsL b.
been dissolved BY mutual consent All see" s % W.
arm, and all to whom the concern is indeDLe WON
settle and present their claims to C. NJ. Farnsa
the business will in future be eOnduc ted 10 hep
irons Of the old firm for their b4ray and a. sse rS
and respectfully requests co3tinnanIcts o. FRgIS
his auSpicea CE AtShH" ~
October ], 1858. IL 49,
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ONE HHHDRED DOLLARS .REHARn.-.

<aNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
" Runaway from tbs subscriber Sunday the 2Sth of
January last, my negro boy named ANTHONY He is Of
q Whtsb yellow complexion, about feet or inches
high IS or years DID, and supposed 10 weigh about 40
pounds He has heavy head Of hair and talks short when
Questioned and has down lock No doubt he trying
pass for a free hoy.
twill give the Sbove reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hill, Caswet County, confined in any Jail so
get him. T. L. WARREN.
= Caswell Co, March 81, 1888. 26-w6swtf.
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fIHRISTMAN,S OINTMENT..-THE MOST
~ popular and eficaciOas in the southern Confedesr
s now prepared in Wilson, N. c. BY THoS F. CHRIST
III -Ii-s Ah.-. IN the original pnspntactn,s
ment for the ITeh n rs Various forms hl
however proved itself inEalasbe remedy for Tetg
Scadhead cutsneoVs diseases in some instances old
Of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism So SPEEDY
has relief been found in its use for itch and letter that M
army has of late purchased large supply for camp and
hospital use In its application 10 hundred
each of itch and tetter but failed of cure hE
been tested horse flesh and found certain cure
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduced S
is deemed out paee the ointment when tried gr
ample proof ofts TanahenesS in the cure of all these all
ments 1t can be used in any climate, either cold bot
rainy or clear weather without any dagger the pas
This ointment is pot up only by the subscriber in at
glass jars with foil directions and will be furnished %
persons in want of it at from three dollars to fifty don
according to sue Of jar application accompanied viii
the ca& Druggists will be furnished at reasonable
ductiou, by purchasing large quantity All orders pronp
ly attended to. -- -
REFERENCES .s...s
s-aF OHRRLEs T.. DEEHs, d. ID Wilson, O.
W. G JORDAN, Wilson, N. C. ~.
DR. W. D. HooPER, Caswell CONC.
Wilson, N. G., Aug. q. 1858 7O-lE
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nR. JOHN w. NAY, LOCATED AT GRO.
H GANSYlLIE, Rockingham county, N c. will DIV,
special attention to the treatment of Fistua Piles Tp
Diseases Of the Womb. Spermatorrhea, Ulcers Neryo
Debility, Secret Diseases and Scrofuous Affections u
has had long experience and practice and has been mn
ormiy successful m the treatment of sucn diseases a.
can be consulted at home By letter or personally and
conmuneat;ons strictly con6dential.
September z. 1875. 7s-sn
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SToc KHoLDERs' MEETING q. or ~
10 ". l. R. Co, WiImington, N. G., ocL aaiSoJshd
The F<=enty Annual Meeting of the oSr I'll
the Wilmington i Weldon Railroad comply b.lS
held In the town of Wilmington. on Nednss1MS Ssst
of November'next. J.. W. THOAl sd
, Get. Is, 1858,
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"ANTED, &IoO; 900 OF NORTH.G; pa. Is
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS ne"
which the highest market price will be paid CO.
D., Apply to ..s W. B. RICHARD5O' at
Raleigh, Aug. 3, 1858. ...-. -
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a ATTENTION. HOME GUARDS.-OH
N the LIST Monday each month will sell To the
cesstous ofOauge ans God clothing hand at cost
Friend, cannot you put something sale that day at
COST taDnery of Orange has placed in our hands to-
day. thousand dollars worth Of Sole Leather to be
GIVEN those in the most want Will you not add the
upper? d. n. BHoHN 20:
-iIillsboro, n c. Nov. @ 1868. SS-tE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-06

EIRCULAR SAW MILL.-THE NUESS
" Manufacturing Company wish to purchase the gear
ing carriage and of Circular Saw MILL to be run by
s. a. ROGERS President or
h. W. BUSTED, Treasurer.
Oct. 10, 1888. ....... ....... .... s4-2w.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-11-06
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO PRO.

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO Pk RS-
~ dueers of The 5ih Congressional Disret lls IJ
and after the 18th inst the produce tax will DC
al all the depos in said District. Farmers are M
TO aid the public service by promptly bringing 4, d,
1.-THE, especially wheat which is much DeedeGn d;
army Agents are authorized to contract WITH ID
grinding The 1.-THE wheat by which means the a, a
livery is brought Deare. the producer Corr u 81
will not be received befDre the first OF NOIenOt
shelled corn not sooner than the first Of JanlsL,
~" i-,G ...Es-s--. G. B. HARRISON, r
-...... Capt and p. Q n. 6Ih Cm. NS "a "a
Oct.l5, 1858. ~