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NOTICE.

" AS TAKEN UP. AND COMMITTED TO THE
w Jail Of Randolph County, North Carolina, on the
9th day january 1853, negro man. who said upon his
examination that be slave and that his name was
ty North Carolina The said slave appears to be between
20 aud 80 years Of age, and is very black. -. :5
This notice ID To request the TO come forward
prove property pay all charges and take him away. or
be will be disposed Of according to law.
B. F. sTEBD, Jailor
Asbo0r0, N. T., Jan. 81, 1883. 2-wtf :.
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MIR. WarIen,s Speech.

The attention of our readers, and especially OF
eyery friend Of civil liberty, is invited to the able
land statesman:like speech Of Mr.. Warren, Of Beau
fort which we publish today.
Mr.. Warren's statements and demonstrations are
.s clear as q sunbeam. He shows beyond eavil,
that Congress has no power to delegate the right TO
|ruspend the writ of habeas corpus; and the inevi
table Inference that the act of that body delega
ting this discretion to the President is unconsti-
tu:ional.
Read the speech, and then hand it to your
neighbors.
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LAND FOR SALE,

II OFFER FOR SALE 3l2 ACRES OF LIANT. TWO
miles north Of HialsboFougd The land fs very pro.
large quantity Of meadow grounda The land Is veil
supplied with water, and the improvements consist Of
large barn and stables with two good aued houses and
to suit the purchaser. - = :, -. =
Ilillsboro', N. G. Nov II, 1859. 4s-.si n;
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

AN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
ka 9Th Of December last his negro JOHN about %
years ola He tall likely boy Of rather dark complex
,on weighs about IT'S quick spoken and quite
will CIV. fifty dollars for his apprehension and con6ne.
meht in jail 20 can get him again. -
W. G. BLACKWELL.
Locust HILL Caswsll Co., N. c., Feb ., 49, s-wstpd
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For the Standard
For The
HANDSOMELY DONE.

One day last week privates Frederick White and
George A. Richardson, company D. 9th N. G.. Bat
talon, went within few miles of Newbern attack
ed Yankee patrol of two men, and captured both
Of them with their horses, arms, and accoutrements
All honor to these brave and enterprising solders
SIGMA.
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QUARrERMAsrER's DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, March g. 1868,

". W. HOLDEN ESQ,
DEAR SR:-The following is list of the prices
Of Sheetings and Osnaburgs furnished by the differ
ent factories Of the State to this department which
publish by request Of the Convention that met in
Greensboro in December last:
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culIsrIls's o,srarx.r.;- The advertisement o.
Mr. Christman's ointment which appears in our COL
Smns, we hope will not bs oysrlooked by druggists
sndothers. Several gentlemes acquainted with the
use Of this ointment assure us that it is no humbug,
andthat it is Whist processes to be- Afrend Of ours
has been using the ointment for tos.itch only few
days with decided benefit eh. ''a5F- Z.
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,vvs OF THE wEExLY-7Ares Do1"r.per a""S"
s1IsS.yy sSpSy % oF THE sEXLwEEKLY-FOs Doasr' pse
dsoontsnusd ct the ezpratso" OF s"e s's
svhieh they havs been pad. sy.qs.. >
,f Advertising in semi-weckly standards,
...,,.r rates of advertising are as follows; r y
Ut oa"are lines or less first insertion, u %
~ snhsenneut ipsertiOns > - ~ ~ i.
ach Sa.t;sements in proportion.
nges ~ eli he made with advertisers at tAs dbore
s,r ,ix or twelve months and at the close of
"a, trac ssK per cent will be gross
or business Cards. exceeding five lines
be inserted in either the Weekly or Semi for
ar six months, or $40 for twelve months or in both
pers for 80 FIR six months, or sl5 for twelve months.
FERNS Of Adyertising in weekly Standard.
bue dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty
6ts for esch subsequent insertion No deaaeton so'
uods on acesEy adeerteements matter hoso long they
yrv. Only limited number Of advertisements vail be
aitted into the Weekly. Advertisements not other
directed are inserted in the SeniW eekly and charg
socordingiy When the number Of insertions is rot
rked on the advertisement is inserted until forbid.
E Money sent us BY mail is at risk. 81; . .s
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The last Register is interesting. Reason, there
is nothing in it. 1t contains no denunciations Of
Holden. This is sign Of peace.
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The Yankees have five iron clads at Fortress Mon
roe, to wit the catski Nantuck ket, Ereissop, Mont.
tor, and Sangamnon.
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"A PRoPHsrro EGa:-We have in our possession
hh egg which is said to have made its appearance
in the neighborhood of Weldon, with the following
words very distinctly written upon it: Peace in
DO days to all nations of the earth" The hen that
produced this egg seems to have gone out of her
baliwick, in predicting peace to all nations" We
Should have been better satisfied if she bad confined
her attention to this continent We beg leave 10
say to those WHO may doubt our statement Hat it
is eggs actly true.
A HUGE GOOSE EGG.-The Petersburg Express
says goose egg has been sent to that Office which
measures eight and half inches in circumference,
five and half inches in length, and weighs nearly
pne pound ...
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The Reyister aad our surseoa-ceaeral.

rahe EoH0r OF the Atg3steTp VINO IS never nappy
except when be is assailing and scodihg some one,
attempts to show in one Of His hate issues that sur
geon; ;Generai Warren hbors hard 10 find something
to do; and that the Legislature acted very improp'
ely in appsopsistrpg 100000 for the benefit Of
our SIX and wouuded soldiers, and $4,000 for tho
purpose Of preventing the spread Of the small pox,
Soon after Dr. iWsrsa accepted the office Of Sur
geon.General be e'wdE.-ble, by going in person to
Virginia, to be Of lt6ense service to our brave
boys who had Just been wounded in the battles Of
Sharpsbusg and Antietam. He found hundreds OF
them ia most destitute and distressed condition;
but with the energy and kind heartedness which
so emnent1y characterize him. he addressed himself
to tho work before him, and the poof fellows we're
sseA IN much more comfortable situation; end he
left them with their blessings on him and on Gov.
Vance, by whose directions and in whose name he
acted Since then he has been indefatigable in his
efforts to relieve our sick and wounded. Instead of
laboring to find something to do" as the Register
charges, work requiring his attention has crowded
upon him. He has already rendered invaluable ser
vice in his Office The "princely SUM of $780, 0o0,"
mentioned by the Register, was we believe, unan'-
"''.y " -, f' " .ho..e.,.
WV '' "pp n:...-,. -. e.;..a,
na'e oeen e'ppo.'.N
we w "os e".0'' 'a," '"e ''''' ~, "Ao
See"S " wv '''"' 'n' 'A'"'' "A' A''
eAPehaeu' ..
- lar as 'ne appfoPl'a''on i'l sSe''"s'o' % .''
cerneo' we concur VIII our il'e''u VI '"e oa,e" ,
fTess, tnat IL Is Wise anu proper measure ."e
oovs1o md hnt
wise man ioreseetn the evil ana n,oe'n n,nse" 'u'
the TOOL passeth Oil ana Is pun'sneo. Inc 1'e''
says'
some and often fatal disease is spreading throughout the
been an stu being aS s9,de "n
proper that precautionary measures should be to
aoa stay It's ana ne Henene,a a
Of the people, who might otherwise have been exposed
.ne ravage; 1ne "!.naas .ne &
see any opposition raised to this humane appropriation
great many men are saereed IN the OF fms .ns
disease. who remain at home as much possible that
they may the better ana more soonoao'y p'0''oe ''f
Rrt these .nnronr;,tions. one to succor and
relieve the sick and xounded soldiers who have been
s,b,;,, o,- battles and tho other to n,event the
s.,re.a esnec;.v among the NOR Of . ,o.tbesome
,isease-are denounced nv the Reo;.ter AZ useless
and e,tr.v.p,nt and an attemnt is made to manu-.
f.cture nartv c,n;ta, ont If them There ;s nothing
~ n'''@"e " eo s"s'e GU 40 ~ oe e'so'o "e.e' '
sauts oi 'na' (ou'hai' ~ seeus W 1evei III ''s GA
n'oi'ohs Oh nance assnst tue Aee's.a'qre' os'a'se
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-03-11

If the Editor Of the Charlotte Democrat will look
again at the speech Of ME Waddell delivered in the
Commons, and published in the Standard, he will
6Gd that the speech is from n O. and not Hugh
WaddeB, ss ststsa in his issue of the Sd instant
N. q. Waddell and Hugh waddell are brothers-
The latter has frequently represented Orange Coun-
ty in the Legislature but he has never represented
Chatham. -"
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Oficc-HoIders-.Who are theys

icc-Holders..Who are theyf
"Long Crabs" in one of his letters from Rich
mond to the Fayetteville Observer, says, "judgng,
from the Confederate almanac and other sources,
there are but few Nort, Carolnans in Office bere"
He then speaks of too North Carolinians III Office in
Richmond. and adds in his dry way, that he hopes
these two will exert due share ofinauence among
the Executive heads of the nation" Adjutant Gen
eral Cooper is = native Of New Jersey. Quartermas-
ter General Myers is native Of South Carolina,
Commissary General Northrop is native Of South.
Carolina, and Surgeon General Moore is native of
South. Carolina "Long Grabs 7" says the latter is
{" sour looking individual, some fifty years old,
harsh, profane man, not possessing ip my judgment
qualifications and disposition for that positioa."-
This man Moore, we understand, entertains pecu-
liar dislike for North. Carolina.
Nearly all the officers at Salisbury, and at the
camp Of instruction near this City are vrginians OF
Marylanders. North. Carolina has one doorkeeper
and one Clerk in Richmond, but no member of tho
Cabinet, and no foreign minister Her people, or
rather large majority of them, would not regard
this but for the fact that they suspected persons
and therefore not invited to participate in ex-
pounding or executing the Laws. This is bad enough,
but it is worse to appoint strangers over them from
other States. The appointment Of Aarylanders and
Vrgln'ans to Offices in our midst, when we have SO
many men OF our own we'll qualified to Gil these
Offices, proces that our State is under the ban at
Richmond We cannot change the policy in this
respect Of the administration, nor prevent future
Sights not to say outrages Of the kind referred to-
but we can at least enter our indignant protest
against system which deliberately prefers South
Carolinians, Virginans, and Marylanders, and ig-
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TIE GovERsoRsuIp OF VIRGINIA. A.-The Richmond
papers have published letter from number of
tzens urging George W. Munfpd, ESQ.,, to permit
s name to be- run, for Governor, and Mr.. Nun
"fds reply eonsenting to be a candidate Mr..
NY uaaf0rd writes very much like Conservative.
400 not wish to be inquisiive in relation to the
.o~ rns's Of our neighbors, but will the Whig or
0'"s m other Virginia paper be good enough to give
uS Mr. Aunford's antecedents? -
"h G. smedes President of the Southern Mississinni
ssaltMaI, died last weak In tha &C
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Trains leave Columbus daily (sundaya OK
cepted) as folloWs:

Trains leave Columbus daily (sundaya ex'
cspted) as folloWs:
NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves Columbus via oenuai
Ohio r. n, 4l5 a, M; will stop at all stations wnen
senaled; arriving at Belalre at lO3S a. M .snlss
sso1 a M Washington City 500 a. m sight YAM :.
dav 10 philadelphia and New York. Also c9nnee ~
BeiaIrs for Plttburg,l Harrisburg fhisue'pha ANN
New York. a-- ..,- s...A..
NIGHT ExPRRes-Leaves Columbus VIA ,a,rH ssuDen = .
VILE 4, is A. M; arrives at SteubenvilIe, SU M
pttshurph 3:2O d. M; Harrisburg, 2:UO q. mi paIu
more G;I5 a. m: PHILADELPHIA O;95 g. nj MEM NsW noih
via Allentown, 9:35 o. M; via PhladelpnA' N'oo M
NEW YORK EXPRESS via sTEUBENylLL,h,,-
leaves Columbus Il:I5 o. m; arrives o. eteupenyne'
5sI5 n. M; Pittsburg, 800 p. M. Harrisburg ofo D.
M, Baltimore 1895. m; philadelphia lo'Eo H. "'
New York, 800 p. m.
DAY EXPRESS via CENTRAL OHIO r; T.
Leaves Columbus 3:40 o. M will stop at All sauons,
and arrive At Bellaire, 1000 p. afaiton soo ~
Piedmont. $50; Cumberland, 1896; Martnlburg ui4o'
Usrner's Ferry, l:O3 D. M; Baltimore, 9'V0 Waspng
Ton Cty 0:35; Philadelphia, 1890 p. m hgnt tralns
Ia New YORK daily Arrive at Plttsburg' 2:l0 a. N
T.rYisburv. lai5 p. M; Baltimore, 3:SS p M;
PhIladslpSia 5s5 p. M; New York, 1000 p M
Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
desiring tickets BY the above routes ya inc
pennsviysna Railroad or Baltimore and Ohio karoao
should be particular to ask for them Via BeiiAre OF
5teubenVills, ,,y,roupsaoS
trra7 General Passenger Agent
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CERTIFICATE.
rhs Is 10 certify that, about eighteen months ago,
commenced using STnRLIne's AMBRosA. My hair waA
short thin, and rapidly falling OUT. had tried many
Hair Tonics, Ipvlgorators, etc., wthout receiving any
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Is ave feet four inches In lenghwhen let down. reach
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Statements from leading physicians in some OF tbr
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Excelsior Invigorator !
ma rApot. p Eor,s HAIR TOILET

rhs snly arcIs ever offered 10 the French people that
would oUn 6TRAIsHT HARl tho above Toilet pelng
manufsstured Tor the sole benefit Of Louis Hapoeon
which article IL nov indispensable TO his toilet room.
Ths subscribers feeling conndent that hb Toilet mua
necessarily take the place or all others ever enered 70
The public take pleasure In expressing her eonndencs
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AfARsa.
dATHARTtg
PfT1A.aV-s r

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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO,

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
Bo,m Rev. Anson SmytA, 0Omr,issi0n~ @ Common
Schools IN OAto.
The Dictionary 10 an mperlshabls mcnnment TO me
learning and industry Of IL suhor, and an honor 70 e
world of letter. The mechanical sxeCuton 10 iM sups'
rior to that Of any other Lexicon with which hu 10
quainted."
Ntos, Hon. H. g. Barnsy, 10 OOmm1ssto'er oj
Hasool IN OAto.
'.rb: noss reliable standard sOshO'S Of the Ian
guAEs."
Leading Newspapers of Ohio Say.
From iS Cleveland Hsraid Qr EsrCA se
The orthosraphy Of tbs Worcester DictlOnAy Is thai
usea By most, not ALL Authon Of di,tnciioa u mi!
of ordinary writer's Andpeatsn. -
Whstsyer prejudices may have existed pEevously, 9
careful study Of this youms will invariably be followed
BY wsrp appreciation Of i great %snu ana sm ac,'
Il library In ITSELF and viii remain an iupefiSha
bic record Of the learning ofiu compiler.
From A1 Cgaolnnah Oommsroial Of AprG 20.
nste are upwards Of hundred thousand HoIds-gooi
had and indifsrent-Whose multifariou meanings snt
deryatons together with their correct spelling and pro-
nuncaton, are sst clearly before tho eyc Tbs work 4
unquestlonaby the greatest ThssSufd Of ADghsh Word
ever publlbhed.
from tAs CssVsldad Faindsalsr OF Sept. ,lsee
Evidently WeHcssTEA,s RsYAL oUAAro DICTIONARY I,
MOI o,,LH 1 last but u tooft OF ne kind srtr 70
Fisd and can By no possibility suffer BY comparison c
controversy.
Nom As 7blsdo BIdds Of kay 80.
Al 10 T1oSuEclATlon, WoACznlR 10 Tm BrANDAkI
followed By beai authors; IN definitions he leave
nothing to 10 desired and In 0RTHoaRAlHY II is sucisn
70 say that WeRGpsrER can 10 safely followed.
INGHAm q BKAGa,
- as . q In
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WORCNsTHila'E
ROYAL AIQUARTODICTIONARY
Ths Latsst...Ths Largsst--Tha Best
The Cheapest Because ths Sest,


Ths Latsst...Ths Largsst--Ths Best,
The Cheapest Because ths Sest,
.g iA l JENA
sTns most Reliable Btandara Au-
thorisy OF shs eng Iish L4nsuage.",
&s Rsadrsd xaninsns HIscasOs.o of 0hto
"rHH BEET nNsLIsH DICTIONARY MTANT!
spary Hsa 1ssTOasrs.
uHsrs are upwards OF q Hundred Thousand Words,
with thsr correct spelling and pronunciation are eisAf
~ Gscinaaa 0Omm~ctai.
Read M1 Dsoistons v $40 Asu,osys Of tAs OAso hsq''
1sdoAsr's Assoctdtion.
The undorssnsd members Of Tho OHIO ss,S Tsscns s
and speaking, the orthography and pronnnoiauon 80 =
Worcestefs Royal ouarto Dictionary and We moa. eos
daily recommend Il a. tho most reliable standard ~
lhesy Of tho English language ~ hh now "'''''n s"'
spoken. .+..t-,.s,tv- ,.-..E
LoHm AnDREwr, Pr lident Kenyon oollsge; s,.
M. D. LnssErT, Superintendent Zanesvills bcnooh'
THo. " Hav egPs Ma.dloS acSoO un0s s.BSSss sSSoS
JoHr Lrron, sup't Public Schools, oirclsville:
! 8. N. sAmohD, Principal Cleveland Female semina
wy. M,rCurl,. sup,t publS Schools, MI. Union.
i JoHn Ospxn, Principal State Normal School, hinns.
soh.
Cincinnati.
Inwm RpaAI, Principal MoNesy Normal School.
nj r.. TIPrAn Prof. Mathematics, Ohio University
Wn, W. EpWAAps, eup't Troy Union School
A. a. HoPEHs, Principal West High school ois's
land. u,A 49,, o,.x..
land. 49,, c,...
land. ,,,..,
j. A. 0LaviELp, President Of hlectio Institute HI
w W. L. HAnnu, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio WsslSyAn
University. a..,.
Ohio. o,,, c.,,
Taos HnL, President Antioch College.
O. W. q. oATnoART, Prof hathemauos' h'su
School, Dayton. c,-. sA.,
Dayton. .A.
Koys nan Sis Hu.drsd otA1 Prssidetb o. coue-
o.s. PyoIsssors Authors and DistiH0uishsd Educd-
toTs, Aaos sndofsSd hs dbous ssntin'sb.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-27
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public bat short time, and has al
eadv been teoted By over ono thousand persons and
hsy estv that The Napoleon Hsr Toilet 10 the greatest
utifer ever offered to the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being counterfeted OF In
ltated BY unpnncipled persons, We DO not oner ioI
ssie At Suy DruRVss In the United States. Therefore
anyLady or Gentleman Who desires Boi Luxurant Hall
and Curls, and Long, Soft Whskers or houiache, can
procure tho Invigontor or Toilet either one Tor on
dollar, inclosed In letter, with their address.
Address O. y. gPHNY co.,
Boz l63, Oollinsvilis,
Hartford Co.. 0ona.
And Il will be carefully ssat By return nail.
feb23 dtH&W1y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-27

Washington, D. c., 7th Feb, 1860. I
Sin: have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made the and cannot hesitate TO
W they the best cathartc we employ. Their regu
Nng action ON tho liver is quick, and decided conse.
entity they admirable remedy for derangements
that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case of
bilious disease obstinate that 1t did not readily yield to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-06-27
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
MIR,Frr. uoLllsn lit d truly magnificent EoIi,
an honor 10 the author, the publshsr and the Vnols
country. president AndreWs'
ONO WKnFrAn UNIVERSITY ."1t exceeds my expecA
lions. II viii be my guide In orhogsphy and pronuA.
ciatlon And will often be consulted By me for i neal
md socurats dsfnitions' ''-President Thompson.
W. r. BulrCrlo ColLSss. -"Heretoiore we have used
Wobstsrs orthography. AZ q recent meeting Of our
Faculty Il was decided 10 change II TO conform 70 mat
Of Worcestsrs Royal Quarto Dictionary '--Prsridsn'
Garfield.
Wrsrrss RrsKRys OolLrsl.-"I hnd II worthy oil
cordial appreciation president Hitchcock.
osuLn ooLLEan. n.-"It moro than meets my erPects'
tlons / recommend II M the standard authority 10
orthospy to my children and my pupil, "-Pr'alden'
Morgan.
AHrlocH OoLlEsn. adopt and aim TO use In teaoh'
ing writing and speaking, the orthography and pTonun.
cIaton Of Worceiter's Royal ouarto Dictionary -
President Hill.
I'm all my writing, speaking and teaching have On:
deayored 10 conform 10 the rules for orhogaphy and
as contained In WoFceEtefs Dictionary"
Horace Mann, late President
KKxxos OolAHoR, dAhBm .--'1 most tcordially recon-
mond a. the mos. reliable standard authority OF the
KnEish language - Il 70 now written and spoken -
President Andrews.