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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-17

Hv DIEp Rich Very few persons said
this of AN old man who lay in back cham
bs, If a small. dilapidsted building whose
solitary window looked out, on the osck
oarden of John Russelrs residence. Inc
a. was hare and there were onl y te"
chair, a tsbls. and a low bed in the room.
D. -, .;ds stood an old black woman,
,cborn the diving man had occasionally fur
lind With an armful Of wood, or Loaf OF
brsad she moistened his lips with water,
or bsid . taIlow candle close to his eyes, so
that bs might once more see the DIM hSnt
of The world. He had not dollar upon
the earth: his fortune had takea wings ana
flown away, his wife and chlloren nau
come before him, his friends deserted or lost
sight of him, but the grateful oiu oiacA
woman he had saved from starvaton.
But the angel with the book $1,000 eneIe'
too. and looking over the old mans nue. ne
saw bow many good, and gentie' suu
erous deeds frightened every year, now ne
had been kind to the suffering, and forgiven
srcb wrongs as make m en- fends, and striv-
en- through al the trials and temptations
Of his long, sad life, 20 be true to 200 ana
himself So the angel wrote unue' 'ne
last chapter of this mans life, and every
letter shone like some rare setting OF oia-
rnonds. "He died rich."
There was the house not made with hands,
with its columns of pearl. and its ceilings OF
Jasper. with its pleasant rooms, and It's ioity
halls, and its mighty organs, from whlon
neal forever the notes OF praise to our God!
There, too, was the pleasant landscape
with its green avenues, its golden Pavlilons'
its trees waving in the joy OF eternal leaves.
and it's silver M eadow lands slopiDg down to
the river of eternal waters. de was mel! 10
all these things, for he bad laid up Tor MIN
self a crown Of glory in the kingdom aon'e'
,bers mnotb and rust doth not corrupt"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-17

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Thames tunnelP Because be is q great bore.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-17
DnTEssoF ADVERTISING

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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-17

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-15
MEETING IN ROCKINGHAM.

According to previous notice, q meeting Of a
portion of the citizens Of Rocking ham county took
place at Wentworth, on Saturday, the I'd of May.
On motion of Gov Reid, Mr.. d. w. Courts was
called to the chair and James Irwin was appointed
Secretary.
Mr.. Courts on taking the chair addressed the
meeting and explained at some length its object
He said that President Davis had issued an address
to the people Of the Confederate States, urging on
them not to plant tobacco or cotton, but devote
their lands exclusively to the raising Of crops for
the support Of man and beast; that Gov. Vance had
made similar appeal to the people of North-Caro-
lima. Mr. Courts in the course of his remarks said
that whatever might be the action Of Others he had
in view Of possible scarcity of the necessaries OF
life for our soldiers and their families come to The
conclusion not to make pound of tobacco for mar
ket; intending to make only enough for home con-
sumption.
Whereupon Mr. John Quinn introduced the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, There is no doubt that the public en-
envy with whom the South has been contending for
two years. is resolved to conquer US by starvation
if he cannot by the sword and whereas, the Pres-
dent Of the Confederate States and the Governor Of
North Carolina have felt it to be their duty to call
upon US by proclamation to raise this season the
largest amount possible of grain crops and pro-
visions, in order to support our gallant defenders
and their families and thereby disappoint the hope
of the enemy; therefore
ReSolred, That we recommend to our fellow
citizens of Rockingham county, not to plant this
. season more than - hills Of tobacco and to exert
themselves to raise the largest possible amount oil
grain and provisions.
On the question of filling the blank considerable
discussion took place between Gov. Reid, Messrs
Thos. Galloway, w. D. Bethel, Wheeler Hancock
and L. 7. Slade. All of them spoke strongly
against cutivatng this season the usual crop of to
bacco, Mr.. Slade remarking that he should go with
his neighbor, the chairman, in not raising any to-
bacco for sale.
1t was finally resolved to fill the blank in the
resolution with fifteen hundred hills to the hand.
ResOlUed further, That the papers of the State
be requested to copy these proceedings.
D. W. COURTS, Chm.
JAMES IRWIN, Sec.
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$3.50 REWARD.

$3.50 REWARD.
II 0ST, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 23D OF MARCH
IL last, at the North-Carona Depot, Raleigh, memo
randum book, containing the following papers, far
reeolIected: certificate from the Treasurer No. I243
issued 18th September 1852 to Samuel Crawford, for
OOO eight cent bond some $3.50 in State Treasury
notes. undable in six and eight per cent bonds two
hundred dollar three fifty, and some twenty dollar Con-
fderae bills; and between forty and sixty dollars in State
bank bills My name, Capt. John E. Murray, Co. E, 18th
N c. volunteers, also in the book also, paper in
the book relieving me of my command in said regiment
hereby warn all persons from trading for the above
certificate, have applied for duplicate of the
Any information concerning this loss may be left with
the Editor of the Standard and reward of $3.50 will be
paid for the recovery of the book papers and
money. JOHN A. MURRAY,
Big Falls, N. C..
May 5, 1853. 87-w&swlm.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

,DY.VIRTUE OF DEED IN TRUST EyFcrrpn
ID to me BY NJ. H. Deanes, on the I'd day of AprI iss
public sale the 2Ist day of May next at ~ s
dence of said Dsanes, in Nash County, EIGHT IIEFTT
HEGM0E consisting OF men women and children; one
fifteen head of Cattle lot of Hogs; one Buggy and ~.
ness one Two Horse Wagon and Ox-Carts: one s 1A ~
Backsmths Tools farming utensils, &c; household and
kitchen furniture U
TERNs.-Six months credit, bonds bearing interes, f
day of sale. Approved security will be required Tb
who prefer it pay cash, if preferable giving bonds
A. J. TAYLOR Trustee
May l, 1858. 36-tdnS
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sTOP THE RUNAWAY-s75 REWARD,

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER MONDAY
HI night the 9th April last, HENRY mulatto boy,
aged about Is years. and weighing 40 80 pounds He
wore low crowned white hat, and thick outside wooden
shirt He is riding large fine bay horse, Is hands high
about years old, taken from my sabe and is evidently
making his way back to Richmond, Va, where the sub
scriber bought him last November Or he may attempt
to pass to the Yankee lines beyond Richmond He repre-
sents himself servant and says he is taking the horse
to his master in the camp He rode wagon saddle
with blind brdle having large dragon bit He pass
ed through Salisbury and will probably pass through
GreensborOugh, Danve, Va, or Raleigh. will give
reward of $25 for the recovery of the horse and s for
the recovery of the boy. W. W. LONG.
Huntsville, Yadkiu Co., N. c., May 5, 1868. S7-G
20 Richmond Examiner and Petersburg Express copy
daily three times and forward bills to W. w. Long
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CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, N, c.
Camp Holmes, April 3Oth, 1868,

Special Order,
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS No
u Is, Aduant and Inspector Generals Office Richmond
Va the of the following slaves published in
order that their may forward and claim thr
property, viz:
JACK aged about 30 years. black complexion, 5 fet4
inches high, property OF George Yousg, Jones County
NC.
SIMON, aged about ~ years. black complexion feet
50 inches high, property Of Samuel Woodley Washing.
ton County, N c.
LEVINA. aged about % years. black complexion feet
81 inches high, property of Samuel WOOdley, Washing
ton County, N c..
MlLLY. aged about % years. dark complexion, feet
inches high, property of DR.. Edward Haughon Wash.
ingtOn County, N. c.
MARGARET, aged about Il years.. black complexion,
feet inches high, property of Samuel WOOdley Wash.
ington County, N. q.
By order of Colonel PETER MALLBTr, Commanding Con.
scripts, n. G.. J. N. PRIOR,
Adjutant.
May 5 1863. slim.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

MY DAUGHTER, AGED ABOUT Is YEARS,
IVl wandered from my house. AZ miles Of Green's
borough Esther Sunday, and have not yet, after
the most dgent inquiry been able TO ascertain nyhng
Of her whereabouts Her name is MARY ELIZA, with
light hair, blue eyes, fair complexion and notable tooth
she ght-colOred rube bOumer hat, and black,
close bodied sack. suspect that she has been induced
to leave her home by evEdspOsed persons who cOntem
plate her ruin. Any information concerning her will be
thankfully received: person seeing the girl will
greatly favor her distressed parents by sending her home
Ny address is Greensborough, N. c. ~
JOHN II. IDDINGS.
April 2s, 1858. S5-tE
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May 5, 1858.
PILES, FIsTULA. TUMORs,

PILES, FISTULA, TUMORS,
Ulcerations of the Womb, Spermatorrh1a, Sy.
philitic Affections, &c.
nR. ]. A. CLOPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE, ALA,
II will be in Raleigh the first of July, where he may be
consulted for few days He operates with perfect
for Piles and guarantees perfect in every of
Piles, where the Tumors' come down when at STOOL He
operated with perfect few days ago. in of
Al years standing his tumOrs coming down a large as
large tea cup at every STOOL Those who doubt may
dress Mr.. \. H. Berry, Monticello Florida.
Dr. c. operated desperate in Salisbury last
year, of them is known every citizen of Salisbury.
Ladies of the City and vicinity will be visited their
homes He will be in Salisbury the first of June Greens
borough the 18th of June.
March 90, 1868. 24-w6swtf
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KITTRELL,S SPRINGS

an THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE THIS POPULAR
~ place of SUMMER RESORT will be opened for the
reception of visitors.
Owing to the very great scarcity of provisions of all
kinds. we only accommodate a limited number Of
boarders We will every effort to render guests
comfortable and promise to spare pains expense in
supplying our table with the best the market produce
Our rates of board shall be advertised in due time
BLACKNALL CO.,
ProprietorS.
gIou nousekeePer wanted LOT Tue coming season,
be ladyke in her department aud in every way cOmpe-
tent to fill the place. The best of references will be
qured. None others need apply Write Immediately
and state how long and where you have been in business
the price you require and the reference you give
B. 4 co.
April 81, 1853, 33-E
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Executive Department North. Carolina, !
ApJUTAxr GESkRAL's OFFICE, tMILiTIi,) :
Raleigh, May sth, 1868.

General Order,
No. 4.
VVNHE ATTENTION OF THE MILITIA OFFICERS
is directed to the advertisement of Capt. Henry A.
DOwd, NJ, in regard to exchanging Cotton YGrHt for
Wool The wool is needed for the purpose Of furnishing
soldiers with clothing, and Militia Officers request
the exchange and all sales exchanges
with spectators.
Militia Officers ordered to seize all wool purchased
for transportation beyond the limits of the State contrary
TO the proclamation Of the Governor.
Every agent Of the State for the purchase exchange
of WOOL will receive appointment under the great seal
of the State, and Militia Officers ordered to arrest al
persons claiming TO be agents of the State for this
who cannot produce such appointment and have them
bound 10 the Term Of the Superior Court
such charges may he preferred against them.
By order Of Governor VANCE:
DAN'L G. F0WLE,
Adjutant General
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TO THE PEOPLE OF NoRTH.CAROLINA.
Quarter Masters Department,

udSteES departments
RALEIGH, May 9TH, 1898.
Owing TO THE LIMITED SUPPLY OF WOOL
" which the State has at its command and in view
Of the contingencies of obtaining great from
Texas heretofore the principal market for her suppies
take this opportunity of announcing to the patriotic
and women Of the State that making arrangements
TO exchange OoR Yarns for Wool and earnestly request
that those who have wool will dispose of any per-
except he be agent of the State and acting under
my directions
There will be established Deposories for the Cotton
Yarn at points accessible to each County, making
venient for those who wish to make the exchange do
with little trouble.
The object in procuring the wool, is to clOthe ~ o.
Troop and 1t is the duty OF every patriot to lend help
ing hand in this cause for while the State will strain
every to provide for your husbands your brothers
and your in the field she yet relies upon the agency
of those home assist her and to do this you must
Keep your sOoO fran the hands Of pecuaOrs and exchange
1t With the STATE for CJtt0n Yarns.
Very respectfully yours,
H. A. DOWD,
A. Q. N. N. c. Army.
May 10 1868. S9-tf.
Cfs- All The papers in the State requested copy
the preceding advertisements three times and send
counts to this Department.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
May 5. 1863.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on SAT-
H. URDAY, I'd May, two negro men, HENRY and
PHARAOH. Henry is of yellow complexion, medium
SIZE rather slow spoken about IS years age Pharaoh
is black good size, broad mouth and shutters badly
These negroes carried all their clothes and perhaps
trying get to the Yankees Henry was hired from
gentleman Washington, N c.. Pharaoh from gen.
tenau in Nansemond county, Va. reward of SIS for
each negro will be given for their apprehension dev
ely. Ny address is Shallow Ford, Alamanee county,
c." ]. K. G. FAUCETTE.
Nav Z 1853. 32-tf
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE THE
following property situated in the town of Taylors-
vile, c.: One lot containing two which there
is large dwelling not yet compleed eight Of said
building elegantly fnShed-the other portion all I'M
pete it the lot is well enclosed, with good well and out
houses thereon.
Terms to suit the purchaser. Apply to Col NJ TEAGUE
at Taylorsvile, or Capt. ]. II. FOOTE, at Raleigh.
May 8, 1853. 3Sh
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE.
TVNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPART-
IL nership in the LITH0GRAPdIC BUSINESS, under
the name and style of B. DUNCAN 4 Co, and pre-
pared to fill all orders for ENGRAVING and PRINTING
BANK NOTES or other business in their department.
B. DUNCAN,
PHILIP CLAYTON,
HENRY w. GRAY,
z. l.. VAL0RY.
Columbia, ). c. Nay l0, 1863. S9-stpd.
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LOGAN,S CANCER OINTMENT.

LOGAN'S CANCER OINTMENT.
A Positive Cure for UIcerated Cancer, Scirrhous
Tumor, ScrOfuIa, FistuIa, Piles and all Ma
lignant Ulcers.
VNHIS rs BOLD DECLARATION, BUT l AN PRE-
IL pared to demonstrate the same. | have made the
treatment of Cancer and kindred diseases speciality for 70
years. and have consequently acquired more practical
knowledge of the nature and treatment of disease than
is possible by those engaged in general practice NY
liberal terms of treatment WILL trust induce Tue
afflicted TO make early application thus insuring speedy
and avoid the pain and anxiety attending the pro-
gress of this terrible maladT.
Terms TRsATMENT-I will visit and treat patients az
their residences making charge until cure be effected
or will forward my Ointment with directions for use,
mail on the receipt of $50.
Reference to persons cured in this County within the
past three months will be given application BY letter.
Letters of enquiry will be answered provided they e0H
tain a postage stamp.
Address me at Ashevile, North Carolina, until ls OIL
July. C. LOGAN, NJ. H.
IpriI o. 1893 S5-w&Sw6tpd.
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$50 REWARD.

H 18th of October a negro boy IVES Said boy very
black, about 80 years of age feet or inches high
will pay the above reward for his apprehension so that
may get him. for his delivery to me at Oak Ridge Gull
ford County, N. G. THOMAS GRAHAM.
Ian Or Ia63 9-tf
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FOR SALE.

1.-TWO HAND-PRESSES. THE TYPE AND NECES
n sary apparatus for printing village newspaper
For information, address "LEISURE HOUR
Oxford, n. c.
May r. 1858. Ss-4t.
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CITY BATTALION.

CITY BATTALION.
LAST CHANCE FOR CONSCRIPTS.
HIAVING BEEN AUTHORIZED TO RAISE CON-
IL pany to be attacked to Major Eniotts City Battalion
(25h Val invite the attention of all persons sub to
cOnscrip0n (etore bang enroed) and others to this
chance nfninng good company for special duty in and
around Richmond This Battalion is permanently station
ed in Bal racks at Richmond $50 bounty and good cloth
ing given Quarters and nations furnished from day of
enlistment also, transportation.
Address WIN. Fl. ALLISON,
Capt and Recruiting Officer,
City Battalion, tichmnnd, Va.
April Z, 1858. 2s-w&swl5tpd
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500 REWARD,

S1OO aRDs
HASCAPED FROM ASHB0R0UGH JAIL ON THE
Ia llth of March, my negro boy WILLIAM. Said boy
formerly belonged to the estate of widow Hardy Of Green
County N c.. and is about five feet four in height very
black. 90 years old and weighs l65 pounds. When last
heard FROM making his way towards Fayetteville, n.
c., at which place he had been hired for several years.
will pay the above reward for the confinement of said
boy in any Jail where can get him.
DAVID GRAHAM,
April 90, 1863. 85-9tpd.
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April 81, ISt
800 REWARD.

DANAWAY FROM THE NElGHB0RH0OD OF
II Henderson, N. c.. in the month of July last negro
boy SOLOMON, 20 years of age feet or inches high
quite black small head and face prominent eyes, and quick
free boy and gone off servant for some soldier and
probably in CAMP Said boy belongs to the Estate of Maj
T L. Skinner deceased and the subscriber will pay the
for his confinement in Jail so that she can get him.
ELIZA F. SKINNER, ExecutrI.
Oxford, N. c., April II, 1853. S2-3m:
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,

ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
HG day the 26th of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. He is Of whitish yellow complexion about
feet or inches high 10 20 years DID, and supposed
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hair
and talks short whsn questioned and has down look
No doubt be is trying to pass for a free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hill, Caswe County, confined in any Jail so
get him. T. L. WARREN.
Ceswell Co., March 81, 1889. 26-w&swtf..
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NOTICE.

Bank of Commerce, at Newbern,
COMPANY SHOPS, April 80, 1858.
WNHE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE THIS
II day declared semi-anuual dividend of four per cent
the Capital Stock payable and after the 18th May,
at their banking room in this place.
]. A. GUION, Cashier
May 8, 1868. $751;
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA.
APROCLAMATION.

A REORGANIZATION.
wv HEREAS THE TINE LIMITED IN MY PRO
w camation, dated the 18th of April forbddng the
expectation of certain articles from the State is about 10
expire
Now, therefore, l. ZEBULON B. VANCE Governor of
North Carolina do by and with the advice and consent
of the Council of State issue this Proclamation
ing said prohibition thirty days from the 18th inst SUBJ
ject the exceptions aid restrictions contained said
Proclamation Of the 18th of April with the following al
teratons
The prohibition is not to embrace the article of SALT and
lard is to be added the list of the articles prohibited
Justices of the Peace also enOned to assist in carry
ing out this Proclamation.
In witness whereof ZEBULoN B. VANCE Gov
$500 | ernor, Captain General aud Commauder-n-
SAAI Chief, hath signed these presents and caused
49, the Great Seal of the State to be affixed
Done the City of Raleigh this 9Th day of May A
1868. and in the SSth year Of our Independence.
By the Governor: u. b. VANCE.
r. II. BATTLE, Jr., Private Secretary.
May ~, 1868. 39-w&SU4t.
~ Daily papers copy week. weeklies and semi
weeklies two weeks and send bill 10 Executive Office.
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100 NEGROES WANTED.

900 NEGROES WANTED.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRE TO HIRE THREE
hundred hands to work the grading of the Chat
ham Railroad.
The line runs through healthy country high ridge
and ali hands employed the road will be we'll fed and
cared for We Will hire either by the month the year.
Apply to us at Cary miles west of Raleigh at Hay
wood or Lockville, Chatham county, N. c.
l. N. CLEGG 4 CO., Contractor.
REFERENCES
K. P Battle, Prest Chatham r. R. Company, Raleigh,
and W. ]. Hawkins Prest Raleigh CASTOR R. R. Com
pauy, Raleigh.
Feb 10, 1888. l8-H
t5g- Richmond Enquirer Richmond Examiner Peters
burg Express Charleston Mercury, Daily Progress, Will
mingon Journal and ayeteve Observer, will each in
ser to the amount of six col lars and forward bills to Office
N. G. Standard
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-05-15

Whole number of men who went into action, .286
officers 81
Total, 8l7
(0ficiaD ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Col 7th Reg N. C. I.