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The New York herald., 1863-10-02

Wheat ie % 2e. ter uutbal. ant srailFely
quiet a, the rciged hsures thpres rciastant
~ buy freely III pis amounted ~ t,s b. tios
Tho day sa~s reached only sso01 basHrif s.uy
lfom store, at 81 - 81 ba TO- wAts Nsffefs
81 - = ~ ~ oT rtnhcr wcsteu Z" -1n "a 1 fHr fsi
IN winter ~ =. 81 - iof ambor is~a. rc.uslu and
orcen By - l0afI - nr HlwGuEsc cob fl ~
81 10 for ol, aad 81 - - 2, of nea ,uhags 'ofa
fsa.bld i3l 0gs bushels Tie ~ sacs sno,niss 20
ior soud on a. tnd sse sssis ior anso "a ses,orn
wer, aciife terns1d fsftj b afn.e ., 6ipyar,
prices. Nc q-li, atals ai tte 12J,c ito as 10
nsiI2is Harley mall si gIs,ssiss ra.sy - "a
far demand ai 81 4sasi 2, faiss s.s.ot-'l. eas4y
oo',n va, qal,'. b., heii .fny RIO.
Wine, y .e vnl, aihe % iaf apks = aie..
- g.. java slc ats native csyon ~ a So,
ha..s.ls - a 80 lAfi- ha41r. =.
. 81 Sl5 bags AMI 20 nal-. cas. wv
y ia bsga k1, s'.s bass ceysn -pa ss - a! thsr
cl7i,- ass ers se,vs "a br-xuu a rr.,, risb
20 ~ 4 Q ba,ea fsieF - o.; sic 80 90 a.riius
Zen o,i, ~, y, y. l.e,.ss :, p. ~. .s'
r4 sis.ncf u tordpn thrc n0r tLl.ve4 igN.D
s rhssienp' sna zo9 iass ~ barrf "a
grain zero .nCeei 49, Io tanfil 10. -I tts. aoar
fyr1 --fbf uafsi uas trnisf az gf.-.r ~,f, urs
~ .wud iagcf iaaiar = o o. autth al 60 -
Iiii pee Ia ss.a a,tasrs a. &C. asi % - has "a
ifsa u 4 Aou % sT,e lf ca' ~tsti "a 20. 80
H~ rs.e r faH " r.a.o rsres*, a ff. II, ~
ycsriru sad ~ 41a efa
ufDts aeIe q ~. a.as.4 .ll ti.. sss lsrst
.r.... a. b. aN h af.a .a.f
itse.s.-.l. r.a.a.i asa ,s'y l,u. 80 p - -tf'
t'tb 1858 ra-f ~ hacat ttf saE ts "a.
l'-.,a.. .o,. . az, ,a .5 .s,, .,tn
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The New York herald., 1863-10-02
Cour,Cai,ndnr,LI,D DaJ

sursrrr corsr, cirrrI Part = host q 80 Sfs
3e2j. 2p68N -5Cl, ig9i, sl1i, Bl54 sf4i. F.ft ,
~ lrncd i0r ite icrfn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-14
LIVE STOCK.

Droversand Farmers " IL find this the mo adv An
tageous route fer Live stock Cspaciops Yards, well
watered and supplied with every eonvenIcncs ,baye
be en- opened onth and every
attention is paid TO their wants. From HarrsburGh,
where will be found every cCnVu foT feeding
and resting, choice " onered pt the PHlLA nkL-
PHlA, NEW YORK AMI BALI MORE MAkhET.
lhiswii aiso be fonud Abe shortest quick est and
NEST direct route foI Ftock 10 New lork-IviaAlen-
town And win fta c b III ga than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS. .f;eperaisupt., Altoona, Pa.
j.. l.. HQUPT, Gen z fck OF AEt. .PhilAde lphia.
Ii. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent,
3auTdAw Pnftads lphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-14
r r EIGH Il s

l. X T. G II L -
BY this route, Freights OF all description an be
forwarded 20 ard from Philadelphia, Re~ YORK.
Boston or baltimore, to and from any point The
Railroads of Ohio, kentucky. Indiana, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT.
The penhst vania Kailrnad Also conn ectf al Piis-
burg with Steamers, By which Goods be forward
ed to any point on the Ohio. Mu Ak ngum. Kentucky
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois Mississippi, Wis
cansin, Missouri .kansas, Arthnsas, and He'd kiv-
ersi and at Cleveland, SanGusky aud Chics 60 with
steamersto ali ports on the North W esterh Lakes.
Merchanisand shipporscu9nstRgt the irahsporta-
ton of their Fyeightto This Comps ny rely with
confidence ontts speedy transit.
The Rates OF Freight
Toandfrom any pointinth the West by the pennsri-
vsDia Central KAiiroad, are at sll tiIres as kA-
VORAHLE As ARk CHARGED BY oTHERRAII-
ROAD COMPANIES. .
II r Bepartleularto markpacknges, t.vfApLsH.
CENTRAL k. R.n.LU
For Freight Contracts or Shipping .nircctions ar-
the Company.
Y. a STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARkES CO, Transfer Agents,
Ii. W, BROWN d Co, Cincinnati, o.
R.C. MELDRUM co, Madison, Ind.
J. +. MOORE. Louisv llle, Ky.
:" NJ. AiKMAN CO., Evansville, Ind.
SIT .tUUtF 7ttTFyuUTf.
CLARKE CO, Chicago III.
} III MtOLM Pottsmnpth o
X M'EEELY, S MONTGOMERY, Msysyiile,
Kenmeky.
". II. & 4. l.. LANGLEY Gall lipolis,4.
s. PIERCE & Co, 2anesvtIi. %.
N. II. HUDSON Ripley @.
Il. C.. .MELpRuA, General Travelling Agent
for the South ans West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-14
DOOkS-Receiyed ON SATURDAY..

ROOkS-Receiyed On Saturday
Parsou Browniow's Book.
Artemus Wards Book.
Thirteen Months in the Rebel Army.
Siege Of Richmond.
Agnes Of Sorrento. ~
Among the Pines.
Orphus G. KeFr's Papers.
Armegidden, or the United States in Prophecy.
Miriam.
Prince Of the House OF David.
Throne Of David.
Pillar Of Fre.
Thirty nine Men for One Women.
Chronicles OF Garngiord,
The Women loved; and
The Woman who Loved me.
Photograph Albums.
For sale by M. w. WEsTCoTT,
an6-d Main. st 2d door from 9TH.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04
The eass .of w. &C. Loftin.

Tie sWing prssuble and resolution in relation h the
sezurs aud ibprisnnent Of William C. Lofin citizen Of
Lanoir 0uunt were introduced in the Ssnae by MrsPat
yiOks Sepa.or. from Greene and Ienoir:
WhIkRls, The Ne1snal Assembly Of North Carolina is
infoFmed that one G. foftn acxen of the ceun-
~ Of Lener not in the military sersce hath
At his residence in said county person processing
Be public officer in the military the Confederate
Suites md hath been sent to aud nov detanediu the
pitary PRISON Of the said ii fe
fo.n Of Salisbury as prsener and, whstess uehe the
said bon any other Of this Saf liable 4Ius 70 be
tsd and imprisoned wtbout - md
- proper civil aahoFies; bet, t6sc9Ntfh9 AS and
not table 70 arrest except the ~asast
%, judisM officer; and II crime be imputed ths5
the exprsss provisions OF State aud G1sd
ufons amenabe only to tie civil trfbunais and have
right to hearing aud TRIAL before the courts OF the Stats
or Confederate Government accudpg the nature Of NJ
Offences With which they stand Charged such trial 40 Be
il u the duty pf of Noah Csroins
70 frotec from unsMfuI and ipyissp nsnt as far
q possbs everyone Other to insure eask
atssr tila "a haying thscs~
ssssusd. II. the asveino, be- r.que,t.d innsss.,
g dapsnd pEhe CoBfedsnfsl esssnmsnt BY wass eris
Through its military haioerk Lftip yls sei1sd sp
Pc INV imprisoned in tina military pun Of the said Ees6
kfedtrste Government SspsSe 4atHe town H. HainbutS III
the Htate North Cardiac that tk aid oftir Be inp,e,
dafely desyersd 70 The civil sther State or
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04
The Ten REGIMENT Bill.

Wesincerely roget the defeat Of this measure BY
be Senate If Gov. Vance had succeeded in get
ing his Council together in October, and if that
|ody had convened the Legislature as the Governor
ssred should be done, bill to raise troops would
ave been passed early in November and the troops
Fould now have been in the field. Or, if the Com
IONS had promptly passed the ten regiment bill the
rst Or second week of the first session. the Senate
(Oud then have concurred, and large portion Of
Pc force would by this time, have been raised.-,
lime and events have defeated the measure, and not
be fear Of "conflict with the common: govern
pent One good result at least, has been accom-
pished by the recommendation of Gov Vance to
(ise these troops and by the effort in the Legsla-
re to- raise them, to wit, the sending 6y the CON-
ssyeceransat ola large force to defend tho State.
bis defence is by no means as near the seacoast as
pr people wish it. and in some respects, it will not
as effective or usefulas ten regiments of our own
pops acting in concert with the Confederate troops
oud have been but we trust, as the attention of
common government has at length been fully
ned to our State, that it will not only repei the
sny from the line of the Wilmington md Weldon
ae' but occupy the Eastern Countess nesEtth
ae0ast as possible, SO is to proescs our psspiss
Their property in those Counties :.
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CONSCRIPTs RECEIVED As
V0I.TJNTEERS&, $50 -

DY ORDER OF maj GEN'L. 9. ". SMITH CQN.I
ID handing the Department Of North Carolfnn l am
authorized Is visit Wake Comfy the purpose q
cruiting the 2sth Regiment N G. Troops sad horted
to receive Conserips Volunteers who may select any
receive both Confederate and State bounty. -
Those who fail to volunteer will be conscriptyd By
order of Gen. Smith, all deserters in said Countyare
dered to report to me Immediately also all those who
absent without leave All who promptly report heIn-
selves will be pardoned except to fore.urs nf
during their absence-a who do not viii be tread as de-
serters shall be in Raleigh every Wednesday and at
Holly Springs every Saturday. =.
- ]. G. m. JONES,
I'd 1t. and Recruiting Officer.
Company D, 2sth Reg't N. q. T.
February Cd, 1853 'u-stpd
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The legislature.

The proceedings of Saturday are unavoidably de-
TIRED till our next issue. There was, however, but
title done of general interest. The Chatham Coal
Fields bill passed its second reading in the Senate.
Both Houses voted for nine Trustees of the Unver-
pity. Messrs Judge Shepherd, NeiIl Mckay, and
DR.. Edward Warren were elected.
The House was mainly engaged upon the Reve-
ue bill and bills Of private nature.
The bill to modify the stay law was rejected in
be Senate on Monday.
1t is thought the two Houses wilLadjourn on
tonday morning next
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04
GENERAL ITEMS.

= The Zutegcr says that the City of Atlanta g.. is
busy, thriving place. and is destined to be manufacturing
City.
But one machine for mating cotton CARDS is yet employ
ed in the Georgia penstensay at Medgeville, which
turns out pair every hour They sold at IS pair
Tho Editor Of the Southern Crisis ut jackson, Miss Mr.
Tucker late editor of leading paper in St. Louis express
the opinion that aounter revolution in the Norhwes-
tern Sta,ss Of Liucoludom, is inevitable. :.
Tbs Ehatsanaoga RsAa the Yankees must pine rely
mach sss the ~ regibAs Of NORTH Carolina they are
making such sdesperate pitch after them.
Lieut. Gen, E Kirby Smith has been assigned to the
command Of the lIii.y Department OF Texss and is now
9 on bib way to bis new field of duty. -
Raw George W. Charlton of the Methodist E. Church,
died q his gesdenes 10 Petersburg the 2lth i aboat
70 years Of age .syr. -,
Gen. Fz John Porter hiss been dshonorsbly dismissed
; from the Yankee army. So - =
lee was thrse inchs. ahi5a Lysshhus Va during .s
eold,spaL -
eaksrsat Thorbsn. I.uris Todd,v} died at New Ha-
snn, an,the a2d January, in tho lae,h year of his
sess- s.;.,s
Ths New York Herald says that HE Iipconitss have ~
solved to prusecue vigos III he n,et .ires
eok months pedss il not cenqusrsa ID tint time,
they VII recognise ths souihsn Gonfeduac ON the can
ORION that The South viii sssens to grsduh snspeipatio.
thas tbs psliielioa Il repo<ts Of
q sseses ~, 70 his army. setiaed ikt iebs
1ssi.F e stsack ~ -asaias esnssi.iss shsn -
Sss.l Yaakee officers in the Wess fnre ieeeatly fe-
signed q ssasequ Athsolns pro- lsmasidn.
French oroes Is ted wsse recently ,s,lursa
snd driven back &c Public, Mexsp Cona,unicls sd
been cSs on By Aexcaa gnerrilss stwsen Ufssbs and
Vera Ef1x 49, .'s.ssa s. $50, -. e p
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

yarn that an absurd report is ia circulation
s'er'ers or absentess who are returning to
upanles. under tn call Of Gen. Smith, ,are
n, ,r"'soed BY whipping This report is total
b, w.. Gen. Smith and Gov. Vance will Sd
~ .hs.S .a their promise in this respect Let
past ..;u return by the 10th Of this month.
j. retn,, y" DC forgiven and forgotten, IL those
W." afe heneeforth true to duty.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04
THE LAsT.cALL FOR voLUNrEERs.-

The LAST CALL FOX VOLUNTEER6s-,t
HAVING BEEN DETAILED BY MAI. GEN e. ".
IL SMITH, Commanding Department Of North Carolina
have come among to offer the last call to volunteer
am authorized to announce that the Operation Of the
Conscript Law u partially suspended s permit Con-
scripts to volueef in the companies Of heir 1 choice
without RAISING 4hrong Camps of Instruction and receive
the bounty and other benefits provided BY law for rolu
teeFs desire to urge upon the people the great
lance Of speedily filling up the ranks OF the army Of Nar&
Carolina in order that the threatened invasion If tbs
State be repeed" We confidently believe that ronr
the liberal inducements offered slarge nq.bes viii bs
added TO the res and ample means thus secured for
common defence" - - :
From recent order of Gen. Smith, Commanding Depart
ment Of North Carolina web from the pfociamation
of NEST excellent Governor B. Vance notice given
to all deserters aud soldiers absent omthsir comau
without the psopsr authority that If they will return BY
the 10th Of February they shall 60 unpanshed but they
f.eo return BY :aid time they WIN % tried BY curt
ia aud receive deserter reward Any pcrsen pepsoss
liable to the sanscrpt act desiring 70 volunteer have an
opportunity Of doing by calling upsn Cooks bnard
ing house Raleigh, and absence they will caltupon
Cspt. E: Hal go - ~ =, =
1Hmehbers of Company C, 9Th Regiment N. G frnha.
absent wheut leave ordered TO report " fmas
datey Those rho report yoluatafy win BE- given trans
Ioratiea their es9r.ny II my sbseoes from The city
- :. n. WsNeRFLEET. Lent, 5
and Recruiting Officer, Co. G., 47th Ree.E y q.
Feb. Z. 1858. . IL 6tp&
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04
NOTICE.

w day of March, to the highest the VILLAGE
Hotel, Rptherfordton n O., and lot containing about
four acres The property in fair condition sod being at
the terminus of the WILMINGTON Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad it wlbe valuable property to any person Fhs
may wish TO engage in such business The property .
open for sale at time previous to the 10Th Fer or
the House. SAMUEL WILKINS.
February I'd, 1858. e-wtd.
pfo0feys CODY two weeks.
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BOARDING AT. A PRIVATE HOUSE

BOARDING AT. A PRIVATE HOUSE
For Families or Transients, by the Day, Week
or Month.
vIlHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE TRAv-
cling community persons desiring to get board st
private house. that be Las several vacant that
be had as above stated. --..,.'.s - -
Or he will sell the large and oommodious tousc and lot
that be occupies, if any person should be desrnus M
usssssasst steEFSys Nh ,seoS - Ia
r - State Jonrual and Wilmington Journal copy three
times and send bill to II. L. Owen. ..,Es.., =.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

|nn able Article from our correspondent I" Davie,"
'ne = constitutional question Of making Confed-'
~ treasury notes legal tender, was unsvoids-
Excluded after it was put in type. 1t shall ap-
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

We learn that Col Thomas P. August, Of ,Vir-
ginia, has been sent to this State to take command
Of Camp Holmes, near this City. Who ever heard
Of sending North Carolinian to take command Of
a camp of instruction in South Carolina or Mssis-
sippir There are hundreds Of North Carolina off,
GERS, who have been in service since the war CON-
menced, either of whom would have been glad to
receive such an appointment; but it was reserved,
it seems, for Virginian. We protest against such
treatment At any other time it might have been
borne more patiently by our people; but coming as
it does, on the back of the insults offered to this
State by the Richmond Enquirer. it is peculiarly
unkind, not to say offensive.
The fact that Col August is worthy gentleman,
and will perform his duties acceptably, does not un-
der the circumstances, meet the objection to his ap
p1intment. 20 ----
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04
Canton,

Full and correct captions of the acts, &C., passed
y the Legislature, can be obtained at this Office
fter the adjournment, at s. per hundred.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

Confederate fas they may respectively have drisdictoh
FOR exGmimttou1 20 that taceAt eans1 appear hemy
OF If be Be Muoseht 81. IA matters I'd seAnst him,
thai be be festafsd 10 his Liberty. = = s Z
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04
FIFTY DOLLARs REWARD.

TIT 4 DOIsltANS NC W ANDe-
ID AN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBsR IN FHE
HI 9Th Of December last, his Negro JOHN about ~
years old Hes tall likely boy, of rather dark cumplex-
ion weighs about It's. quick Spoken and nie intelligent.
will give fifty dollars for his apprehension and confne
ment in Jail so l can get him again.
Locust.Hitl, Caswell Co., N. O.. Feb s. ss. elws.pd.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04
The Pricer or Corn: :

The Price Of Corn.
Corn and corr meal are now selling in this mar
ket At from three to four dollars per bushe and in
some parts Of the State west of this, it is command
ing seill higher price. tits natural that those
who have made corn or who have iton hand, should
retain enough for their own families. If they did
not do this they would be unjust to those who are
nearest and dearest to them; but the individual
who boards corn or meat at time like this, and
holds them back for higher prices than they are now
bringing, is not only destitute Of the ordinary feel
ings of humanity but is Is much foe to bis SEC
ton as the myrmidons of Lincoln themselves. We
are satisfied that there is enough corn in North
Carolina to bread her people. Those who have
made large crops of corn and who are holding back
those crops, are, as general rule, shareholders.
We are STAKEHOLDER ourself, and have q right,
therefore, to speak Of and to shareholders; and we
tell those of them who are guilty Of withholding
that this war was occasioned by slavery, and that
they bound by every consideration of justice and
policy to sec to 1t that the families of the nonsave-
holders who are fighting our battles, are supplied
with bread. Hoard your corn, gentlemen but be-
ware! You will SOW to the Tnd and reap the whirl'
wind. - :.-
We are not authorised to speak for Gos.' Vance;
but he is especially the friend of the soldier, and he
has solemnly promised over his own name, t' that
The wie and child Of tho colder Who n the army
doing his duty, shall share the last bus1el Of nsae
and tho last pound Of mont in the State. The
Governor is man Of his word, and will do what he
says. Let those who are holding back their corn
for higher prices, take warning The cries of the
poor, ascending to Heaven, and calling down the
of God the extortoner will reach the ears Of
Him who is "the husband of the widow and the
father of the fatherless" By the first day Of June,
unless steps taken to distribute corn among
those who must have it or starve, the article viii
average forty dollars per barrel in this State Do
these corn hoarders suppose that Gov Vsnce will
stand by, unmoved by such state Of things?
Mistaken men. The people will seize the corn
themselves, before they will starve and to prevent
mob law, and at the same time to save the lives of
the wives and children Of our soldiers the Governor
will seize it. paying Of course fair price for it and
leaving even the extortioner enough for his own
family.
Again we say. let those who are boarding corn,
and goatiug the prospect of still higher prices
at the expense of the. suffering poor, take warming
They are "hssping up wrath against the day Of
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NOTICE..

NOTICE. q
UvHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING LOST HIS CE1tTlFI-
cate Of five shares Of stock in the North Carolins
Railroad hereby gives notice that he x apply or s Ne
newsl. JOHN G. GUL,EY.
Johnston Co., N c., Feb 8, 1885, s-w4t,
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w AT THE. STAND
w ard Office two three No ! jodrneyman printers
with prospect of steady work fer several months
Raleigh Jan. %, 1868. - ~ 81 S~.tf's
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OaITsUjARYznOfICrs.,

Died. at the residence OFFS her Nathaniel DecEwih,
B5ckwssH tsaict Of the late " atrdt inihe
'e5e gear Of her Ige. s. r. 80 s., Z
Died. at the residence Of his bsother DR.. John Beck
With IN snithfeld on The 9th January 1880, Taoev
ssapsd 81 ? an ss a 81
Western Virginia ID the fall and winter Of 1851.
'Sod0 after the war comeffced. be removed his family
volunteered IS private in Of tie coapanies from 4hst
County attached to the Gath regiment and served a suck
until be was honoaby discharged in consequence If digs
He leaves swffe and two interesting little boys. z.
- - rCox
Died. in Phtshorcugh the 18th nit, at the residence
Of her. brother, ~ Waddel Esq, Mrs SAasH Z. De-
60 years. .....r.. =, $500.
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, ThA Chaslotis Democrat does N. Henry; ~ Dt.s
tie, injustice when it endeavors to produce the i'm
preston that he ntrodeeed bis resolutions with the
view of sustaining the Standard in its controversy
with the Richmond Enquirer. The Standard bad
nothing to do with MIR. Henry's resolutions. They
were introduced Ivy that gentleman rs IN indepen-
dent representative, in the discharge Of bis duty to
his constituents. He felt that the Legislature and
the people of the State had been assaulted and lee
tured by the Enquirer in an impertinent and Often
sive way, and be adopted his own mede of charac-
terizing this conduct on the part Of that paper:
That is all Mr. Henry acted solely on the defen-
sive; and the true North. Carolina blood of the
Democrat would prompt that journal to commend
his course, but for the strong party prejudicss by
which the Editor is influenced.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

A~fix.-7Spbscribers very often request US to
change their post Offices without telling rs to what
Office their papers are then sent This is "a hard
dse, but a friend at Salem Church, Randolph
County, N. G., has put US in worse fix than that.
Hs sends na 81 and orders the Weekly Standard"
without giving US his name. Let us have your
name friend, and the paper will be sent
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

The Editor Of the Register offers so4e advice to
Gov. Vance, and says he will swear, il required,
that bis adviceis correct When Gov Vance wants
the advice of the Register he will ask for it. For
our part we would believe the Editor just as soon
off "a on oath
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-04

MRS. n. W. MILLER,
vKTILL BE PREPARED ON TIE FIRST OF: NEXT
w November, to receive .B0ARDERS, both with and
wifheut rooms.
Raleigh, Sept 30, 1859. 7Iy.