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FISK e. HATCH. BANKER
OyyICg OF MARIETTA AND CIscISSATi RAILROAD
CoaPAsr Ia. rrors.lLcGl

NOTICE IS htIcDJ gwen l-@t '+'O ,''rNh
IN Boots Of this Company vii he closed rom tls o.e
f,bs can, 20 tie !n in drys darn, Which tins no
Eoes VII be transferred iLe oce Al { eotbe 81 a. tue
New ork Transfer Once. ". T. "hI'O'' se,.c'-,-
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RAILROAD to. Al KEOEGakiLEp.
IL tol.rHr- ONO. .nv. 1 lltl. J

~ a. ~ .pprr,TyIA aud ClNClNSATI RAILROAD Co,
- .orge,yed viii b. Lod a. The Office q .sd company IN
al. CIV of hiIeohe Ohio WEDNEsD- the Dth a. =
If soyeloer A. ID 1853 clock In for ne pipg's q
voting fr or .gau,t ratification ~ eon,fsct ~ i.o
e,w.rn SD Compny and tie IIuseea u TIC seo1o ah'
Hooking Valley Railroad"
BY Order ofthe Directors, , ,
WILLIAM l.. WATSON, Secretary
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, EASEHOLD PROPERTY, No. ll3 EAST
~ BROApWAY.-A. J. bLfECkkR. sON c. VII
sell on TUESDAY, Nov. - al " clo's AZ the ttchinse
s...r,ou 10. ~ Bilaiway tie shove d-sl9e y f'Ey
near gke'i ard sonf.firf - isotv attic ts'fni ga
.tb cellar Brck Di n. ~ih tf.Ls ou sai lease 81 l.,
t 1850 ground lfO pei with rouessl OF ~
ye.r valuation Hou.- hss al ,ur uo-@fn IMPROVEMENTS
butt the ssufa Tor ~ 1lze, .AfI
1,nsiuu ~ !ce.; Lo b. es ceeP Asp', &c, g NO -
Cedar =.
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uJaN!s.

/ w hNTFp---A STU ALTON as NURSE, by Il
: re'y,ci be 4rfir..,g.I NbMAN fly o. 2.ble ~
ni cif4-f ola b1 f rs bI'i. 'as 'hc beet 81 CITY
rI"elcs from Zen f s.r' .rpoy.r. With whom sae hs,
h'e o ne 'a.l i, yf. a,H 'o.c hons, she 3D.
yrt's No II Vas Ns;.it between s.h aud .isdiion-sv..
I Gu b. zen for w. i.ys
\ NUMBER 81 well-rccowmendei GERMAN
= q! - want 80 1l Cooke t4tlba1rf,.dI iaut-
".',",. ,fse' o. 70 o.. urirr InI-'aofs. sili T. O.
49, - o''-" -.'ir' 10 9''n'' 49, Heii tle ho"siy
! 4 LL RfSPECTALE FAMILIES, BOARD
"A f.NhOttES AID HOTELS eau be supplied with
good sfryANls from aHnliions Proe..ant and Catholic at
FRS lohhStO''a oi'ce r'a'se brid.uf No. u irh-av
ESOOKBlNDERS WANTED, at WASHING
~ TO-. D. CO p.oyu.1' vii b. given TO any number
o. FORWARD r.. tiAtsiiEiS. snd RULERS. atth. Gov
",et wl be 2 "a ten hours cgnfiia'ins isys work
men'. JNO. d. DEfiGE5 SUPP RIB Printing.
| AID WANrED.-lN 4 WHOLESALE
~ sTORE One who boaid' viii ~, parents can write
good hand and como wei erosgeled 'eFy, sio Az
GALEsMEN WANTED-In Boot and Shoe
- Hcu,.. HFWELL BROTHERS. 10. IS Murray a., VIII
cnntf With thoe who ll cash and proaps pl.
trade fsm this ,Id Weston aates.
V'EACHEES WANTED-To Exchange EGu-
cstomal ksros . surp' s-sncies 10 ID 10 ie rsas
lr II schools sud q u'nH s,b csfd dllos School OH
n-.lss tddrc. nAgiuSkL IEACHEI'T INSTITUTE
W JIr'd"sy ~ ~ ioFk, AID 30 ~ Che'Hnt st. phia
V1o PIANO-FORrE MAKERs.-Waatcd, a
L goghFlAlShlR hrDly st 80. - Yves, sstA a. b.
tween an sii. IVile'. A-o young NAN 10 hep ro1af
the shop
gE@ BOWERY.-TMc EXCELSIOR en-
lOd PiDfN-NT Off ~ T. the place or I'D a. and
Con icnen 10 cbtsn God reAb. oie,, A. German, In
al. q ln-i Servants. fsine.oocr' "o Io' bo"eiy
~
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Two PRiNIERS.-A lew hundred doilalS ~
K c,.h and 4 Nods.r. fof rcn,aiud.r wli puictsss a
n ce.ly III WSPaPEk EuI JOr u VIC 90 nc ll'lsop
River. 4 nrsttiie chance Tor prAcitai mn ini " "
sI.fes. L. Il. WEBB, 80. 10 Dgtcrst. rf" io'h Wy
VALUABLE FURNACE PEOPEhti ana
ipuy uHEE HANKS r,f > Al,E IA illin County, Ia, o."
Penns ylyalia Railroad sni ten, hdlle.1 c,.., %
WAhllNHINN NlOlIIER. tolnmh, ~
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D.r,rL ~. ru.p,fr Aue,iouo~,


naNtri 10 lrrDErr Aucfllt-ef.
~ G. MARSHALL SALE-lv 81 RDEII
u. JONss Go-l.r sifus of Wa n Ns.ii i'ti 10
pora, T. ne dlr.rre Al delivered, VII 'si 81 hc ..c
ion o. tr glfh icy a. lvtnle l,l q % ot.nh m Al
tho fDon sf1frs oi Co., 30 ssI0 :! i.s is4' 'es'af
~ ILFHDfF cori s'lr .
UlOCENlf~ Ii.l nuIhF
HAADWaNE BOOTS fni SHOES.
DRjo5 AMI ~ FDitlNfSf
HATS AID tkI4.
PAlER All ROTE.
BAR and HOOP IRON, -
A0nlCt LfuRAL IMPLEMENTS
TfHtT GOODS SC, &C..
Eovsuh.rif lasi y. hrAEAl. a. 5. Manila
kuffrAsT ouiHrsAfAfr H,oyEicn.(
cor.cT ~ all 80 80 hAfnistrus d. G..
uUt 81. la.t
WILL hc SOLD 90 PUBLIC AUCTION ou
W Ito SECOND sil FDiAih NfNNi rpAl r, iI.h
sal BIB - Ao,ca..ef iA5 CoIs ueif 10 a'- 80 %
i..f. io, o. UJRsE5 I'D MULES. t5lislnsi a. ali.
ioff bic fsrlcr.
~ruf,.et., ,std. IliAt H. IUNfklh-
Ctft tuI a.. q. %. II PA amy.
-,
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DR F. DERTHET d d. G. FANNNG's

u Brek Byildinsa. bes,sos'..ned ioaf-ns Seminary b.
~. STATE gpec. sfrtnfensufs ilI Lsle p.sie ui
nos Coege ior Youn. Non. 80 ff o-reen wscts bosi4
Fusl Waning with Common kns sh NiiieI rfm De s.
Fof Catalogues with rtrcnlfrs address Kew JOaLIH T.
KING ID. D., fon tdHasd, y. :.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-03-18
For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


HEADQUARTERS Co. D., 3sr REGIMENT n. G. T.,
CaniJ mar Charleston. =. o., March =. 1853.
A meeting Of the members Of Company d. 3lst Regt.
N. C. t. was held to-day to manifest their esteem for the
memories Of our friends and brother soldiers Sergt
BARI R. and Private W. j. j. WILSON. Of Wake county.
NJ c. who departed this life the 7h of March, 1885, NJ
ter severe attack Of typhoid fever: at Charleston e.
Sergt j. L. Finch called to the chair, and Corpl j.
r. Richardson appointed Secretary.
On motion. committee Of five appointed to draft
resolutions suitable 10 the occasion. consisting of Corl
j. W Bryan. privates j. B. Sturdvuit, E. J. Smith, s.
Smith, and Serg't. J. D. Turner
The committee retr d. and in n few minutes submitted
the following preamble and resolutions: :.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to take from ms
our esteemed friends and fellow soldiers Sergt &.
Barber and private W. j. J. Wilson, of Company D, lst n
C. Infantry; therefore, be it
Rtsoped That while we bow with humble submission
to the dispensaon of rgbtes Providence vet we cam
not but deeply lament The loss that both and the cause
serve have sustained.
Ieaotusa That we deeply sympathze with the relatives
and friends Of the deceased This their rreparabe ss
Rfs,vtd That copy of these resolutions be forwarded
to the Raleigh Standard with request TO publish the
same. SERG'r. J. G FINCH, Chm:
Corp1 j. r. RICHARDSON, Sec.
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Depreciating Confederate. Curreuev.


We stated recently what We can prove, if neces.
habit of depreciating Confederate currency are for
the most part, Dcstrnctives The case of Mr.. Kirk
land, to which we referred in our last is in point
He refused to take Confederate currency from the
State Treasurer and thereby discredited that cur
rency. Another is that Of j. W. Alspaugh, the
Editor of the Winston Sentinel That paper having
published article falsely charging that Mr. Trea-
surcr Worth had deprecated Confederate currency,
we stated the fact that the Editor of that paper had
himself done that very thing, by demanding specie
or its equivalent on.a contract which he had made
The Editor denies the charge. We can prove it, if
necessary. We-hare the word of two of the mcst
respectable citizens of Forsyth that Mr.. AlspausA,
having agreed to deliver certain quantity of wood.
and not being willing to receive the ordinary cur
rency for it. demanded specie or its equivalent spun
cotton. The charge is true. Mr.. Alspaugh Lnous
it to be true. He knows that he took one of these
gentlemen aside and asked him to bear witness. to
demand. . ....
The Sentinel goes out of its way in its reply to US
on this subject, to charge that Gen. Brogden, the
State Comptroller, has played second fiddle to the
Standard denounced Southern men, and taken a
strong position against the war" This is also un
true Gen. g. was opposed to the precipitate man.
ner in which the war was brought on the country,
but he has neither denounced Southern men non tho
war. lie has been true, as the Editor of the Ssati
mel has not been, to the teachings Of Jefferson and
Jackson. Consequently; he laoored to preserve the
Unien as long as he honorably could. When the
proclamation came and war inevitable, he stood
by his secten; ana be has been SINCE as he is now,
a Conservative. But the Editor of the Sentinel is
Destructive. He stood by, holding the clothes of
those who, in passion, and to crafty their unholy
ambition, united with the abotionists in destroying
one Of the best governments in the world and he
is now-with the most hypocrtsal professions on
his lips of devotion to the Confederacy and its cause
engaged IN destroying its currency by demanding
specie or its equivalent, and refusing Confederate
currency OIL his. contract.
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Slavery is at the bottom of the war" says Exeter Hail.
precisely property il 1t tie bottom Of roboery aud
life az the bottom Of murder! .,sss,f aGw
The Federal Congress las org.nissd'a new territory
contiguous to 0regon, 70 b called Montana
Powers statue al taken from Baton Rouge.
by General Buffers command, stssda upon tempor
rary pedestalin the rounda Of che @pitoi3 90
he following beautiful epi.ph upon 90 infant speaks to
the heart:
Beneath this stone. in sweet repnsa, y.
Is !ad~ mothers dearest pride; - 80
A fower thst scarce had walked 10 life =
And light and beauty ere it died.
God, 10 His wisdom has recalled : ',
The precious boon his lore had given,
And though the csskst .noulders hers,
, The gem is sparkling now in heaven
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For the Standard.
For the Standard.
HEAeorARrERs G1sr REc'r N. G. Troops,
60 Savannah. Ga. March G, 1863

:. .s7sf' For the Standard.
-. HEApQrAkrrRs s1sr Rect N. G. TRoops,
~. g. iSarannad,' Ca, March g. 1863
. Mr.. DEn:-Wiu you please give plae. in your
paper for the following statement respecting my
company. Since being attached to this regiment
have lost nineteen men, to w.t.: ar
L B johnson, of yellow fever, October II, 1862;
B Holt, yellow fever, Oct 81; Thos Gotten, Of
pneumonia Nov 10; 7 Dowdey, Of typhoid
fever Nov. IS; Corp'l Webster, .of typhoid fever,
Dec. e; 2 Carpenter, killed in Kinsson battle,
Dec. 10; J Carpenter, of typhoid fever, Nov: %;
" Carpenter, of typhoid fever. Nov. &c; n T.
Covert Of typhoid pneunonia, Dec 9; Q Fields, Of
typhoid fever Dec. 25;; L Gilmore Of typhoid
fever, Jan, G. 1868; WIN Guntsr,. of typhoid fever,
Dec. Q, 62; W Love. of pneumonia Jan. 10. '63 !;
Pilkerton. Of typhoid fsver, Dec 20. 81: Terry
Poe, Of typhoid pneumonia, Nov: 81 Ga. Il Thomp.
son, of typhoid fever, Nov. %, '62;sJ Womack, Of
typhoid. fever, Jan. 20, '6s; w N Ellington. Of
small pox Jan. ,63; A Dorton, killed, Dec. T. 81.
have with me now sIxtyHve men, Eli rvported
for duty. There are nine sick at home, three at
the hospital in Wilson, one at Charleston; and five
at Wilmington, all convalescing at last accounts.
~, N. A. RAMSAY, Capt,
Commanding Co. D, 6lsr N. e. I.
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FATHER, PRAY WITH Your CHlLDREN-A father
once said, that he remembered his father taking
him into room None and knecling down and
praying with, him. Farther back than that, he
could remember nothing. but that prayer, though
he was very little child. he we'll remembered !;
and he often thought he owed all his hopes Of sal
walton to the fact that he remembered nothing be-
on bis mind "It was forty years ago." said be,
shat l heard that prayer. back Of which my
memory casnos rua. Ny father is dead and gone |;
but here stand . witness for God shat .Hs hsafs
and answers prayer. And T beg Of you fathers,
pray with your children, not in the family merely,
but pray with and for them alone, and the Father
who hssrsth in secret, will reward you openly
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RICHMOND MARKET.

RICHMOND March IA. 1861 Gold $780, or about five dol
lars IF paper for of gold Silver sss Virginia North
Caroins. sonth Carolina and Georgia bapk so to as
premium Confederate bonds from par 70 70 for fifteen
ghia I'D Issue. $40. NorthCaro!na per cent bonds,
new issue sls Tobacco market active lugs BIS TO s27,
common leaf $25 to $780, fine from $40 to $S7 Flour from
slso per pounds moasses $la per gallon brown sugar
81 per pound beef pork and sausa9es A. per pound
turkeys SO to SIS each chickens Is to 6 each par
trdges rs cents to 81 esch sweet potatoes $s per BUSH
e; cabbages 81 to Is cents per head eggs Dozen
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- i<as.as $50. ~ - For the Standard.
:; Nh HonDrx people wish to know what
to do for cotton yarn. as some Of the factories
refusing to sell their yarn for the money, and will
let il 60 only for provisions, and refuse to- allow the
market price for them. They are asking seven d9l'
lars per bunch for their yarn. which We all know
is more than rs per cent profit The women can
not procure cards to make rolls to spin. Must the
people be deprived of clothing that the factories
may grow richi Let all the hands who are con-
scrpe in such factories be put at once into the
ranks.
March u, 1863. - 2 = s.,
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We learn from Castor County correspondent
that certain iron masters in CASTOR and Cleave.nd
arc selling their iron at thirty cents per pound and
that they have a considerable number of conscrpts
in their establishments at from fifty cents to one dol
lar per day, who b9ard themselves The most Of
these conscrps are said to have plantations of4her
own, and would have thought it a disgrace to work
in iron before the conscript law was passed But
they are employed, while experienced and practical
wo,kmen are turned off. If these facts he So these
conscripts, as well as their employers, ought to be
put in the ranks soldiers Let the enrolling Off
GERS look to it.
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NOTICE,

AT TIE LATE RESIDENCE OF JACOB H. COOLEY,
"A deceased, in Franklin County, n G, on Tuesdayalst
months to the highest bidder large quantity Of Corn,
Fodder Bacon Lard: Peas and Rye Also Stock consist
one Carriage Wagons and Carts. Oxen Also, noble
Jackass Farming Utensils and liousehd,a and Kitchen
Furniture, &c, &c. g. N. COOLEY. 49,,
NJ. d. FREEMAN, Aum H.
March II, 1868. -. -. ls-wtdpd.
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The Chatham Railroad Company.
We learn that al. the fnesting Of the stockholders
Of the Chatham Railroad Company, in this City,
on t Sd instant, the amendments to the charter of
the company passed at the last session Of the Gen.
cral Assembly, were unanimously adopted
The main features Of the amendments are as
follows:
For every mile graded by the company, the State
snbscribes $4,000, the subscription not to exceed
$4,000. The company relinqu,shes the privilege
granted by the Convention, of corporations. here.
after. taking stock in the company, exchanging
bonds with the State, up to S55O.000.
The Company, with the approval Of the Board Of
Internal Improvements, may extend their road into
Union County. If the corporations which have
heretofore subscribed to the stock of the company
wiz: the City of Raleigh and the Raleigh and Gas:
ton Railroad Company should exchange bonds
with the State, then all payments by them to the
State shall be invested by the commissioners of tae
sinking fund for the redemption Of the State bonds
when due
The State is to be represented in the Board of
Directors Increased to seren) in proportion to its
stock.
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AN CONSIGNMENT IN BARRELS AND ,HOGSs
u heads, nice Brown and Clarified Sugars iisesfF
x, 8. :, -, .1AS n TowBES Ass.i
IN THE DISTRICT; c5uRr or The con.
;, - FEDERATE STATEA - y
IN AND FOR THE EASTERN DHHTR9CT OF ARKAN.
~. ;. :. sAs, January orr, Is0s,, az..-
The coniederate States Of Amesica. t,.,a.slses.i
BY Archibald H. Rutherford. receiver panIM tL:s,.
~. rs<pGipsa, dc. - -.
The properly Of pnskam Wills a.f.,s.,.h.. - -
Rankin, Co, shen enemies, "e'e"ess'Ss ssH-: -
HsAME TiiE SAID PLAINTIFF By WI N. RAN.
dplph ESQ. District Attorney, anaos hs H.0t,s, asa
it appearing to the Court that pubieaiisn be- ssu{1 al
reced be made in the above case has bean noe:
~ Is ordered that T. W. fstifam David Rankin And RI
NeD IeElrsfh late members Of t6esad Ann Vho clam Ia
Ne ezens of the Confederate Stes Of Aaes reSink n
the S.ie Of NortbArolins. and net san ensaPss and
to be the absolde and exeasys sners 1t the apinen
asteis II the said firm Be noifed By ppblicat,en II III
order S. q arm; -cew.rss f.ised and Published 10
state 81 North Ssrolhs to wit the a.egh Xasdatd ps6
ished at Raleigh, in said Sie 16f one nopih ~ wSit
inssrtkns to aphext 90 he frss Monday q Apf1i Il D.
at the Court House in the City efkitts nek then
and there TO propound their said eis W nab 10 The
said Corr and that if they shall fail to doso thsflaim
'. = s:.':a. ''es NV $kssEyEssos. a~.
March u, lsss. is.N1n,
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NOTICE..

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT
u to amend an Act to establish the Bank Of Lexington
aid to establish separate Bank be called the Bank Of
Graham passed ut the last session Of the General Assembly,
The Bank OF Graham was duly Organized the 7h day Of
and C. Mebane. Cashier Notice is hereby given that
the bills Of the Bank Of Lexington payable Graham will
bs paid at the Bank If Grshsm = .i'g ss:-@isisS
80. -. c. p. EEBANE. Csshier,
Rank of Gnham.
c. F. LOWE, Cashier q.
x - Bank Of Lexington.
Graham, n: C.. March Il. 1853 2a-Innpd.
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CHI Stanbarb: .
,.IEIGH: WEDNESDAY. MAR. 49, $685.
OUR NEW TERMS.

OUR NEW TERMS.
w have announced ,ati consequence OF the excessive
..ac Of all articles of living and thScost Of publishing
,h. Standard that after the 18th OF the present '"'a'
February our rates of charges will % as '0.'o"s
For Semi Weekly year, % w ~
months, oo
Weekly year, 1 ,oU
months, "
Advertising 81 per square of IA nes iF h'S'
and So cents for subsequent Insertions !;
s inst will be credited according to the above rates.
SPECIAL NoTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
uDon the CASH system. AH papers are discontinued at Tie
sroiration of thu time ,oh; they haos been paid Sab
sr6ers arA be notified WEEKS before their time out
bya CROSS MARK their papers and unssshe subscrpt0"
is renesDsd the paper su be discontinued This is ruiz
fonu wh;ck there Ou be DEPARTURE Watch for the cross
asark, md renew your subsc'ip.ian
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WHEELER's OAvALRY-Four commands Of Col.
s. j. Wheelers Cavalry, under command Of Lieut..
Colonel cahoon, are in this City on their way to
Wilkes County. The officers and men are in good
spirits and condition.
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600 REWARD.

ID uNAWAY FROM The SUBSCRIBER ON THE
N LIST Of March, negro boy ELLICK- Said boy i a
dark mullato. tanner BY trade. ana quite
He 90 Years old about six feet high weighs 6s and
doubtless passes fire under forged papers, When last
heard Of he was in the vicinity ii Raleigh N @ Tie abave
reward will be paid for bis delivery tn ri uniaeCnsrt
House c. or for his arrest and connsmep, that can
get him. =
y gases.s PHILIP DUNN.
. - l.-t --,. -. ~ r ~ Unionv{He g. G..
March H., 1861 - .gg &. hrzr y 9s-.2tod.,
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The Adjutant GeneraIship.

Gov. Vance has appointed Col. Daniel G. Fowle,
Of Wake, Acknowledgement of this State, in place
Ief Gen. Martin, whose seat vacated by the su.
prcme Court. .....
We regard this as one Of the very best appoint
Hsnts which Gov Vance has made. Col. Fowle
has peculiar qualifications fer the place, and will
make sfcient and able, and no doubt acceptable
'sser. .-..-.......
In concession with this subject We direct the at
Ea'l'n Of oaz readers to the case published in eur
'O'siAs TODAY, as decided by the Court, including
Vie sssy able Argument of Mr.. Moore -
we learn. that Capt. j. G. Wiader has resigned
Rs Assistant Adiutant General of this State
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MARRIED.

In Thomasville Davidson Carntv on the 9Th iast BY
Valentine Hoover Esq, Mr.. PHoaAs LANGLEY to Miss
GEoRa1AHA SLRpGs '.
~ Spirit Of tile Age please copy
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Death. of Hon. James L. Pettigru.

This distinguished gentleman died at his residence
in Charleston, on Monday last, in the 74th year of
his age. He was born in 1859, in Abbeville District,
South Carolina, graduated at Columbia in 1909, and
was admitted in 1912 to the Charleston bar, with
the celebrated Robert Y. Hayne. In the profession
Of his choice. be soon attained an enduring rcputa.
ton, as profound philosophical jurist and advo-
cate. 1t is said Of Mr.. Pettgru, that he never en-
poyed the techncaties of his profession to defeat
the ends Of justice; bait he regarded with contempt
ard adherence the subterfuges of pleading and
practice often resorted to. A Zoe to OPPRESSION
the injured always found in him fearless friend-a
wiling advocate. Of genial disposition tender,
h.u'.ne and liberal, his life-one long career of
honorable usefuness-has made his death public
calamity.
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DI e d =

In Fayetteville Tuesday ipst iuthe 65th year
Of her age Mrs FRANCES PoLLocK HOOPER, of the
Rev. William Hooper, and daughter Of the late Edward
Jones for nlny years Solicitor General of the State
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TIE SECRETARY OF THE N4v7.-A COMPRESSION
al compittee has been investigating Mr. Mallory's
doings, and the testimony in the case fills 1000 pages
Of manuscript. 1t has been ordered to be printed,
and will make book Of, 1000 octave pages. Cost
$4,000 for 500 copies. Whether Mr. Mallory shares
the fate Of his ships and is blown up" we have not
yet heard.--FuY. O6serter ,,.,;ns ~ ~ ri
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LlMBER WANTED. ~ -
EHNOuGH TO. BUILD A SMALL STABLE, ENCLOSE
~ lot &c. Best price will be paid, delivered in Raj
March 4, 1898. 2s-w&sw2tpd.
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s5o, 900 NORTu-CAROLINAs STATE BONDS
FOR SALE.

OFFICE OF rue CHATHAH r. r. co.,
RALEIGH, n. c., March "A. 1888. I
ITO CORRECT AN ERROR INTO WHICH SOME
Il have fallen from an. Inaccurate reading of nv ad-
versement inviting proposals for The purchaseof $5o,.
bonds mt ree.abe Jesrs maturity They are un-
conatonslN sxper oent cnnpan bonds, the interest
of which the Mate promises to pay semiannuay and the
ton of this promise is not affected by dependen, on
any contingency whatever. -
reference to the advertisement will show that besides
the faith Of North Carolina part Of these bonds t860O)
have the additional security of the bonds Of the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad Company, and another portion wiz
$l5oo0) Of the City of Raleigh Considering the high f.
nancal Standing of these corporations it is going too
far 10 say that better opportunity for 1afe Investment
has been will be offered.
KEMP P. BATTLE, President
March l6 1858. 23-w&swtd
tY Daily Progress, State journal, Raleigh Register
Charlotte Democrat, Fayetteville Observer Wilmington
Journal ccpy twice a week till first If April :,
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Fifty bushels of shoe pegs a month are exported
from the town Of Staunton, Va They are manu-.
featured with machinery Of domestic invention. .