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Notice i0r Final Settlement.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, =.
Il Sale County. The People 81 the State C.
Illinois, to all I" WHOM these presents may come. and
especially to the next c. kin heirs at law and creditors
of Kund Anderson. deceased.
whereas kund X. Anderson, Adm nisr tator of tho
Estate OF said deceased, is DESTROYS Of rendering
account OF his proceedings such Administrator and
making huai settlement Q: his administration, and
for that purpose has made application in the County
Court of La Sale County aforesaid:
We, therefore, require ysu to appear before said
Court. At the Court House in Ottawa in said county,
tho November Term hereof 1865, Wednesday the
18th dsv OF Move nber a: 10 O'Clock in the fore
OF said day, il you TT &c attend The 6na set
t.ment OF said acrount
Dated hi. 9Th day 81 October A. D. 1883
s. ". RAYMOND, C.srk.
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Estate or GEoEGE E.zoRg, DECEASED.
TIME undersigned having been appointed AdminissTa
i OF the Estate OF Georrc Bazore, late of the
county OF Ia Sale and State of Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will appear before the
County Court OF La Sale count, at the Court ucuse
in Ottawa at the December Term the Third Mouuzy
in December next, which time all persons having
claims against said Estate notified and requested
to attend for the purpose of having the adjusted
All persons indebted 20 sad Estate requested te
rake immediate pas ment - the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of October. A. D.. 1873.
ISAAC PAINTER, 1dIainistrator.
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DLOW YOUR OWNTRUMPET-O
member keep the largest and best stock OF Drugs
Books, Music and Notions in Ottawa. Buy for Cash,
July Is, '6s. Yours respectfully, Z. Y. GRIGGs
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Estate or SIL.sG ERgEsG DECEASED
TIyliF undersigned having been arpoint.d Adt,;nfs
II tratrx Of the Estate Of Sias q Rr.es. I,t. a, ~.
County OF La ga ie and state Illinois deceased
hereby gives notice that 81. win appear before IN.
County Court OF La Sai.o County, Court Nous.
in Ottawa. at the January Term, the third Nonsa
in January next, "a which time al persons having
claims against said Estate fled and Requested
attend for the purpose Of having the slnp
All persons indebted to said Estate requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this third day OF November 4. ID. 1868.
HENRI ETA z. EREESE. AdnliAiafcatrir.
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RECTIFED WHISKEY!

We are rectifersosCorn Whisky, of different grades
and excellent quality. Sold in quantities to suit
Hotels, Saloons. Grocers aud Druggists. supplied Oh
dvantsgeous terms, call is respectfully solicited
REEERENcEs.-Hon. J. c. Champn, Hon J. b. Rice
e. q Henshaw, Esq, O. Il. Hamburg, ESQ., Jas Spen.
Ger ESQ., Rob't Wad e. Esq, O. c Cray, ESQ
ettars, Dec. 5, lss3e- totI 0V>'
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Administra.9rs Notice.

Estate Of IssEAL BKGIsIso, DECEASED.
FVNHE undersigned having been appointed Admins
O. The Estate OF isreal Br.ining late of iho
county % La sale and State of Il nois, deceased
hereby gives notice that he will appear before the
County Cour: OF La Sale County. a. the Court House
in Ottawa a. the December Term. the Third Mon
day n December next at which time all persons ha'
ing claims agaiu5: said Estate are notified and requss
ted attend for the purpose OF having the same adj
iusted. AL persons Indebted to said Estate are
qVesed nu ediac payment the underslgned.
Dated this 2iih day OF octoogr, 4. Z. 1853.
STEPHEN ARNOLD, 4dH.inis.rdtor.
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4 IL persons forbid harboring o. trusting my
"A wife Martha Brewster, of Earville. La Sale
ty, H., my account will pay debts OF her
tracing after this date. JOSEPH BREWSTER.
Eariville, Nov. 13, 1868.
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DAINTS, OILS. &c-A good Stock of
hand Don't believe anybody will, can do under,sll
nae until you try me- E.Y. en- 06eR
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-26
For the Standard.
PUBLIC MEETING IN RANDOLPH COUNTY


PUBLIC MEETING IN RANDOLPH COUNTY.
large and respectable number Of the citizens OF Ran
doph and Guford counties assembled at Gadesboro on
the 18th August 1868. On motion of Mr. Nathan hobns,
JOS Walton, Esq called to the Chair and A. u Mur-
row appointed Secretary.
The Chairman, in few appropriate remarks, having
stated the object Of the meeting Messrs David Corane,
j. e. Anthony Rev. w. F. Gray Jesse Coltrane,' Jesse
Frazer Clarkson Tomnsen and a. .. Mu,row were ap
same who reported the following resolutions which were
UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
WHEREAS The time has arrived that every true friend
Of liberty should exercise the right which is guaranteed
der the Constitution of North Carolina to express his
opinions with regard to the public good and whereas,
we are fully the opinion that the condition peo
nile such as to demand every lover of life and liberty to
be willing adopt method and to put forth some
effort to Stop this wicked and bloody war; therefors
Resotued, That are opposed to the contnuapee OF
ssolued That we are favor of any peace that will
cute rights, and which will not tend to snslave u.s.
ResoIved That we agree to abide by majority of the
voters of North Carolina 10 any plan that may be devised
i in Convention assembled, or otherwise. :.
Resolved That hereby pledgs our sacred honor and
that will secure the people of this State speedy
Rssolped, That the decision Of the Judges Of our Su
preme Court and the laws of North Carolina should be
[espected BY the military authorities.
Resotusd That the President having called upon for
more men, we deem it detrimental to the best interests Of
the State that any troops be as believe
ResoIcsd That we do not refuse pay any x that is
in the bounds of reason Confederate currency but s
fer taking into consideration the diminished crops of
grain, do object to paying any portion OF our pro-
duce tax.
esoLued That any attempts to suppress the freedom Of
speech the press will with our hearty dsappro-
Rs.ozusd That the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
ished in the Raleigh Standard Raleigh Pregres Green's
boro' Patriot, and the Peoples Press:
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rRIRurE OF RESPECT.

At regular meeting of Rock Rest Lodge No. l6i held
on the st day August 1885, the death of Brother HENRY
RoeERs being announced the following preamble and res
olutions were adopted:
WHEREAS Our esteemed and beloved brother Henry
Rogers who volunteered in defence of bis country has, y
the fatal shot of enemy, been removed from our mystic
and whereas this Lodge in the death Of Rogers
has sustained an irreparable loss; therefore be 1t
. Resolced That while bow in humble SUBMISSION 10
the Heaven yet deeply mourn the loss OF our
esteemed brother. ,.a
Rsoloed That we tender to the family of the deceased
brother our heartfelt sympahies and condoence in the
deep grief in which they plunged and although we
have But little of this worlds consolation to oer yet we
would recommend them that God who can temper the
wind to the shorn lamb and will give beauty for
the oil Of joy mourning and the garment Of praise Tor
the spirit of heaviness" r
RssolpM, That as Masons. we will enleavor to improve
this solemn warming and set house in order So that
when the messenger death shall summon US from the
cares of this world may receive the Grand Master
of the celestial Lodge above the thrilling invitation
We blessed of nv father inherit the kingdom prepared for
YOU from the foundation of the world
Resousd That In token of sincere regard for our de-
ceased brother we will the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
Resolvd That copy of these resolutions be sent to the
family of brother Rogers and one to the Rsegh S5inaa'd
for publication ). b. WEST, W. M.
G. JUSTICE, Sec'y.
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OUR CAUSE AND COURSE Ito PEG.
W PIE OF NORTH. CA ROLINA=Qfic Chief Com.

OUR CAUSE AND COURSE ITO PEG.
u PIE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-Offc Chief Com
missary, C s., Greensborough, July 9th, 1868.
Comfortably the Circular of the Commissary General
of Subsistence approved by the Secretary of War. the
Commissariat Department in this State divided into
four Districts for the purchase and proper distribution of
subsistence stores, and chief purchasing commssarY of
ability and experience has been appointed in each district
who has appointed q subagent for each county.
This system IS deemed adequate to meet such
emergencies may arise, and | hereby earnestly ap-
peal to the people of this State bring forward to
these purchasing agents of the Government oil articles
of subsistence Of every kind which they posi-
bly, spare: This patriotic duty which every good et
owes his country, and it is hoped that there will be
necessity for mprcssing such articles the army will be
obliged to have for its support The orders in force ndi
cate but method by which Commlssaries from other
States, whether at depots with armies in the field
obtain supplies from this State and strict adherence to
them is indispensable to develop the of the
States alike All District Commssares in this State and
their subcommssares and agents are therefore, hereby
directed to prohibit interference within their appropriate
limits and if shipments of purchases made be attemps
ed they will take steps to prevent them and if necessary
impress the stores.
Resident Quarter Masters respectfully requested to
refuse nsportaOn such Shipments and report the
to the commissAry whose District transactions
occur. JAMES SLOAN,
Maj and Chief Cummissary,.
for the State of North Carolina.
Aug. g. 1858. S2-w4t.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN ORANGE COUNTY.

fUBLlC MbEllNd IN OnaN0E SoONAA
At meeting held at Thos G.. Dodson's underground
Orange County, Saturday the 9TH Of August 1863 on
notion John q. Sykes called to the Chair and An
deson P. Gates appointed Secretary The Chairman
few appropriate remarks having explained the object
of the meeting Mesrs. Frederick Lloyd Samuel Craw
ford Samuel Stubbins Thos s. Gates and Enoch Sykes
appointed committee to draft resolutions Tne
COMMITTEES, through their chairman reported the follow
ing preamble and resolutions:
wHEaE.s the time has arrived when the people North
Cnrona should guard with jealous their rights and
liberties and look with eye single to their interests
deem duty fresmen of to meet
in public council and express our views IN regard 70 me
pursue towards NorthCarolna and take position up
holding and defending the liberties Of tine people OF the
State Therefore, be it
esyIoed That the course of the Confederate govern
towards North Carolina from the beginning of the
war, has been somewhat unfair and let her blood flow
freely but little said concerning the honor vaor
or patriotism of her sons. ..
Iesolvsd That We are opposed to the appointment of
men from other States Offices of profit honor in Norh
Caroina declaring by their we are not capable Of
attending to our own business
Rsol0r That enough blood and treasure has been sac
rced in this cruel to prove that lighting will not &C
ssoIsed That We are in favor of negotiation and that
the people both North and South should at select the
ablest and most unprudced statesmen from amongst
them to peace Convention of the two sections, to
make an honest patriotic Christian effort brethren, to
out stop To the present cruel savage sad unchristisn
Rsaoloed, That we will cast SURFACES for man to
repr vent the Congress of the Confederate States
who declares himself opposed to negotiation and general
peace Giuyention
Re.okusG, That do not think it proper in any man
under sixty advocate secession who uses his in
uence to yet other into the army and his money to
keep himself out =
Esoosd ha: We opposed to secession speculstors
ana extortoners staying home while their Conserva-
tive n,ighDors are in the army:
Rs.oled That we xpprove the course of W. w. Holden,
step he has taken to uphold the various
avery man who is u lover Of his country.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be forwarded
to the North SasdGrd aud Hllsborough H'0'ds'
with request that VII papers coneIrrms S9Ry; c,,,
ANDERSON P. Cafes, Hec,y. Standardization.
rive acknowledge the receipt OF w 1or
TO The Staadard made ct the close % 1eae meeslnkI
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PUBLIC MEETING IN GUILFORD COUNTY.

PUBLIC MEETING IN GUlLtORD COUNIl.
At public meeting held at Sandy RIDGE Guilford coun-
y Saturday, 18th of August, 1853 some 200 persons
being present, motion, George w. Bowman was called
to tile chair and Marion Creole appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being understood 10 be peace
ear;no Mes,rs Caleb Idle JAS Edwards, Nathan Beard
aud Romuous Wiiborn, were appointed committee to
draft resolutions expressive of the same who having re-
ported the following preamble and resolutions they were
unanimously adopted: ,
full to Almighty God for the many privileges ADVANTAGES
a snsn, o "f saysrnmeut; therefore, 6eit
Resolred That the decisions Of the Judges OF our ou
preme Court and the sovereignty aud laws OF Caro-
Ina ought to be respected BY the military authorities at
Rslrsd That the course of the Confederate government
Pss ss FAIR from and
ResoSoed .he act of Congress in secret session.
from the of the Confederacy one tenth Of
the peoples living instead of taking back their own cur
rency tax, unjust and tyrannca and We soemnly pro-
test against the act.
Resored That as President Davis has called upon the
Governor Of Carolina for all concrpts from the age
Of Is A., deem it to the best interests OF the
State, for any more troops to DO furnished.
Resolved That favor of Peace Convention to
be composed of delegates from all the States elected by
the people, to meet in Convention, to make good
Rssoiped That we are in favor of immediate armis-
tice that this body and desoatng war which has already
caused the death So many hundreds of thousands Of
poor unprepared mortas and who have left behind them
so many millions Of mourning widows and orphans and
which has brought upon this once happy ana Tree people,
,ncalcuiabie ls and rrerevabe woes and degraded
in the estimation of all Christian people the world over
|, Immediately cease.
/ Reso.,cd That in opinion, under present and pre-.
yailng circumstances the best thing the people of
Carolina d. 60 in for the principles OF Washing
ton Jefferson, Madison Monroe Jackson, &c. and for the
1 Constitution it is.
Resoiued That W. W. Holden is the abest and best de-
fender the rights of the people in this State and We
cheeruly endorse his CONSERVATIVE sentiments ana Pr
| cples
Resousd That the proceedings Of this meeting be sent
to the Editor Of the Raleigh Standard with request that
I be publish the same.
Destrucves themseveS behaving very respectfully and
even voting for of ths resolutions
G. W. BOWMAN, Chm.
i MARION CREpH Sec'y.
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EAhP WHITING, WILMINGTON, N. c..
~ July aoh, ls63.-All members belonging to company
3lst Regiment N c. t. absent on furloueb whose fur
loughs have expired, will report to me Immediately for
with according to law. All members receiving furoughs
from any other office than Gen. Writings, Wilmington
will report BY letter officially OF once As thare will
os no further indulgence given them Those in the habit
Of sending Doctors certificates need not send any more
Tor they are required to report person. then if found
Mt or service they can obtain furlough from these head
quarters IN proper FORM hope the members Of company
d. slst regiment will respond to this call promptly.
JAS E. TODD, Capt.
Co. u, s'st Regiment N. c. T.
Aug, ., 1868. -s, .a3-V3t.
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~ IT, Court of Pleas end Quarter Sessions May Term,
1868. K. C. Council, Admir-. of Dempsy Goodwin, us.
Joshua 4. Goodwin. Sarah Goodwin Mary Goodwin. and
In this case is ordered by the Court that advertise
ment be made the Raleigh Standard, according to law
for Shadrack Cole and wife Nancy and Elizabeth Law
be held for the County of Chatham, in Peterborough,
the second Monday Of August 1883. then and there to
plead answer demur to this petition otherwise judg-
n,ent pro contesso will be taken as to them.
Witness H. G. Gotten, Clerk of said Court at Office thi
the 10th July 1868. R. Z. GOTTEN. c. G. c.
By WIN. F. FOUSHEE, D. c.
July "a, 1868. 3l-wftpd.
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SoLD1ra's WAYs1DE HoNE.-We learn, with plest
sure, that since this worthy institution has been
opened now II days, it has furnished food, and, in
part shelter for near 5000 soldiers and the gratf
cation is enhanced from the fact that threefourths
of these were from our sister State of Georgia, and
the larger portion of the balance from the Old
North State Here the weary and care.worn find
one or more substantial mea;s they desire, free
of all charge. There is no limit imposed: Every
confederate soldier receives q hearty welcome
CHarleston Mercury.
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Aug. 8, 1868.

ITO FARMERS, MILLERS, AND THE COM
Il MUNITY GENERALLY.-We are now prepared to
furnish Ploughs Plough Casting. Casting for Mills and
all other purposes. Also to repair and 1T up Mill Spin
dies and all other Mill irons. Soon expect make
cooking and other Stoves.
weWl pay the highest price for old cast Iron, "copper"
Brass and Zinc.
SHAY, WILLIAMSON l. CO.,
North State Iron and Bross Worss
Raleigh, N. c.. Aug. II. 'ss, .s4-wlypd.
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VALUABLE 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 completed eight rooms of said
building elegantly fulshedthe other portion all I'M
der good roof and requires but little more work to com
plete 1.-THE lot is well enclosed with good well and out
houses thereon.
Terms suit the purchaser Apply to Col. N. LEAGUE,
at Taylorsve, or Capt J. q. FOOTE, at Raleigh.
May 8, 1858. 2l-wtf
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@lUD the subscriber on the ID Instant, nv bow
GEORGE He is about % years DID, yellow complexion,
straight hair about feet high may pass free boy
think he is endeavOring to get into the enemys lines
will give the above reward for hs apprehension and
fnemens in Jail 80 that can get him. -
WIN. A. RHODES :"
Eagle Rock Aug. 10, 1862 ss-wstud. a.
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TO REFUGEES.
4 HOUSE AND LOT IN WILKESBOROUGH TO
"A rent for the balance Of the year-terms moderate
will suit small family-say six persons convenient out
houses attached. Apply soon, as above.
C. J. COWLES.
Nav g. 1868. 14-Vtf
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N1OTICE.-HAvING QUALIFIED AS ADJ
~ mnistratot upon the estates of Charles W Robert
son and John T. Robertson, of Temple Robertson,
deceased at August Sessions 1862 of Wake County Court
his is to notify all persons indebted to said estates to
make immediate payment and those having claims against
sad to present them in the time by law
-'". H; A. HODGE, Admir-.
Auoust 20. 1858. s5-watpd.
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@En EWARD...I WILL GIVE THE
DeDV above reward for the apprehension of a negro
boy that absconded from Elias Albright Aamance coun.
ty. N G., about the 2sth of November 1862.
Said boy is 81 years old, and named JOE, is feet
inches high Weighs $50 pounds has his eye and
wart the eye lid has thick lips and is very black My
address Is Company Shops, n G.
JOHN P. ALBRIGHT
Administrator of Elias Albright
Aug. 6, 1858. 83-w6m
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JORDAN WOMBLE, COMMISSION MER-
ID CHANT, HAKGETT STREET, RALEIGH, N c.
Will receive and sell commission all kinds OF country
produce or other goods fatter myself with expe-
rence of than thirty years in business that
give satisfaction Special attention given to the sale Of
Flour. Consiguments solicited.
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NJORTH.CAROLINA, FRANKLIN COUN.
IL ty, in Equity, Fall Term, 1852. THOMAS c. HoRroN
and others NAL HORTON and Others Petition to sell
land.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Mal
Horton, - Coleman and Cynthia, his wife, Willis Hor-
in the above petition nonresidents of this State 1t
herefore motion, ordered that publication be made
in the Raleigh Standard for six weeks commanding the
said nonresdents to appear at the term of this Court
to be held the Court House. in the town of ousburg
the second Monday after the 4th Monday of September
next to demur to the said petition otherwise
em and decree according to the prayer Of the said
petition.
Witness Tho. K. Thomas. Clerk and Master for Frank.
lin County at office in Louisburg July 18th, 1853
THO. K. THOMAS, C. n E.
July 81, 1863 (pr. adv. $1O.) 3O-w6t.
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Aug. 6, 1868.

NOTICE.-HAVING AT AUG UST SESSION
II oe Wake County Court qualified as Executor to the
last will and testament of William Holloway, deceased
this give notice to all persons indebted said estate
against said estate them in the prescrb-
ed BY law or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their re-
covery. SOLOMON WlGGlNS, Executor.
AUGUST 90 1853. 35-wCt
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Il meut n. c. T., James Island, s. G., Aug ll,h 1ssG
All enlisted of this company who are absent w,ha
leave are ordered to person to their comaus
published dserters and will be treated M be
It is time of peril to cause Your coun,rE ro
rights your homes your resdes and ali that is as. ~
you require your efforts to maintain them as freensr
atey toavoid the disgrace and penalty Of deserton ea
JOHN W. SMITH.
Aug. II, 1868. ~ t Mi y. Il.