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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

u >. WhBhIhgtOnI d. ca IIh FED. IbObs
en: have used your Pills In my general and hospital
say they the best cathsrtic employ Their rogu
aling action the liver IL quick and decided conse-
quenty they admirable remedy for arrangements
q that organ. Indeed have seldom found case Of
bilious dssase % obstinate that did not readily yield 10
thom- Hraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, 81. D.,
IhVfieidn of the Marine HospitdL
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'NOWNk no wOve.
FOR SALE BY

For sale In Fairfield county by Coo, Kaunmau h
Co, ,SlHoId & Oelashmuth, Lancaster; X Kalb Rush.
vile; Abbott n Son, Cirnrport phillp Hane, Pleas.
nntvilc; G. r, Hamlln, Oakland; Hartman d CurtlS,
PickarlnRop; n u. Nicely, baltimore; Beery n Nc.
Candllsh bremen; Ssndsrman & KnauM. Amanda;
l.. Brutln, New Salient Joseph RaiSr, Mlier,port,
VI. u, Harner, Basil and by druggiats and merchants
enerallylhroughoutthe United Stalos aud cauadas.
y Sept. 70, 1851,
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GenoraI nurn.lae.- An Incident.

eCuctui buThhuc-eAh ihctucnt.
The P'oyilence Jourual tells tho FOL,
loving story:
AS the Groton bopt waA making her
trip from New York = lew rivhis since,
q discus -ion between a Ma.aaoh u.s Is
lieut. 'nsDt aud bespsnglsd otlc,r wra,.
ing the straps Of lieutenant colonel Al.
trscied tho at'cn'i u the passengers.
anil a crowd gsthse AZ the words wax
ed warm and the g'sI.rs emphatic. At
last the ray lieutenant oil mel bars'
firth in broadsids OF indignation upon
the modest lieutenan': IN fight YOU.
sir. I'll fight you her" or else swh-ra. ~
waiv" all disparity Of rank aud fight o,
sir. III take those slrapa OF yon, sir
Just atthis junclure noble boxing m,o,
with military air, but no insignia
rank save what was Stamped upon his
brow, moved 10 ho ironi: Stop. sir; say
not another word. or ilIput you IN l.r
arrest. Disgrace yoursclf. If you will.
but do not dishonor the profession" !" Tn.
TOmpant lieu enant oolon.I subsiIcd IA
completely thar hia insolent behavior an
intsmpsrats language Was forgot en-, un,
I'll tho Oecurr'u nee was brought IN m,r
by tho announ empnt 10 ,ho morn ny
papers oiIle next day; General Burnsid,
returned from N W York this m ,rning.
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A Reai GentIc,nnm.

lie never dresses in II o extreme Of lash
ion hut avoids singu'arity ia his person or
habits.
Il aifahlo with his equals and plea,an'
and attentive 10 interiors
In conversation he avoids haety III.
timed remarks.
Never prizes into other peopc's EAirS
Deicsts sastsdroppings as among the
most disyrnceful Of c,imcs. 'thr'N
Nrv'r slandors an "cquaintan Q
Does never, under any circuns auces
spssksiil pi woman,
Never GUS IN acquaintance who tn,
met with q reverse Of fortune
Ito always pays the postage on hi- IT
ters of business. and 10 al rance Tor Ii'
newspapers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-03-12

srALR -Aa ex hanga rsla,cs a "gnod
anscdot." 81 a .'lap who va board oi
man.of war. WIN the iron olaj was
jus' going iL,o seiion, the soldisr was on
his knees An officer snesringly asked
him if hs vi . afraid, "No, l va, pray.
'ug." was the Response. "Wsll. Whit
were yoa praying fprF' continued the
officer. "PrayiaR tha, the rnemys buI.
lets may be distributed the same wSy as
the prize lncosy = principally among the
othseis," was the quick and ready rstort
TLis good apecdots" 10 as pld a. The
bills. and was uttered by . British sailor
IN Nel.on's 14si. and therefore was closr.
~ plskisriSn on III. Pars Of our iron
clad friend
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CoEoREsHoNAL ELEcrIoSA. Eleoli,ns
for members Of Consrs--. ,his yrar. will
DO held as follows. in the. States nam.d.
New Hampshire e membyrs,) } second
Tuesday in March.
Rhode lslAni. (s.) fret Wednesday in
April.
Connection, (a) frs, wsdasaday il
April.
Ken'acEy, (a) d". Monday In Aug
ust.
Vermont (,) S"t Tu sdsy In ssp'ew
Der.
c.lifOrola. ~ am Thur.d,y 10 Sep
tembpr.
Maryland. (5 In November.
West Virgiuia will al 'ct three mem,
bsrs. aud there may be applicants lor
seas fro Ito oil St,te o. VrSinis, one
member: from l. uiiana. two members;
from Tennessee. two members.
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GgG 8aatastlr 0baatitt
CITY OF LAHCAsrER.
70 FARMERS.

The cultivation Of FlAk as 4 pro6,sbls
cFop for the farmer. at no period has ap
peassd as datleriag as At the prssss, time.
when both se-d and staple command high.
y tamuHeraIiv- pricas.
The iax pl,pt aaapts isself TO wide
range Of soils. sAnds. sandy ioams. grav.
sls. mafls. reclaimed mussh landa. and
aIluviiI soils; all viii, by proper ti.lsge.
produce : crop Dep plouglnng, tho.
rough harrasing and pulyeri1iag the
sarth before sowing sre esseutial. The
sssd.should be but lightly covered. sud
. vet sussoila avoided.
The iGp,sssion eptt.,ained BY many.
tia, crop o. fix impavsriIhss the soil
uron which II erows, eaLnoi be sustain.
sj; by chemical tests this is cl,arly shawn
to te erroneous. Or. IRE, by exp.ri
ment. proves that less th.n two dollars
per acre expended in proper fertilizers.
will fully restore the land to I've Original
productivsn-ss. and Ills ,xpense may be
wholly avoided BY proper rotation Of
crops
An addiiSnsl advantage in the culta Q
. ofthis crop'isthe preparation oftie soii
for a crop OF whe.t. While absnrhing
comparatively nothing essentially to the
growth nr wheat, il contributes ms,erisly
to the condition Of lands as an open fal.
low.
- Where the seed only IL snsebla 4 to the
grower. It may bs harvesed with = m.
chine or scyths.in witch case half y bush
el per acre may be sowD; where the sa
pie or 6bfe isestsemed most highly, 4 oi
ahushel per acre viii lie reqaiied; bui it,
most cases TIE seed and 6bre both sh uli
be pr.servei. The b-si AK is obtained
from thick growth OF slender sts,ka.
he Iiina gathering is indies cd by
the isaves beginning % drop aud ,h- sp
peTancs of tie .eed hollis, viii Il. uIon
being rul spsn, should appear 6rm nnd
the seed Of brawtish color; the .rcr
should then be hstves'ed, anil, IL pnsaibiS.
housed without rain upon II. o he wis.
the SO; d shells freely and !. wasleI III
handling.
The 6b,s NAV bs msteri,lly i"julcl By
not being pulled in season. a steOn,'
growth taxing place. which is Indicated
ty the sia'k assuming S'Er.eN e.lor.
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In Probate Court,

Jnhn ,b,ot apd lafayette Albeit, p,h,,n
Ad'mU OF otSn AbOOu, dee,
agalnd
John Brltah ~ ala, Defendants,
ITNO John Bhtsh, john Abbott, Lafayette Abbot,,
i Sslom Pearco aud taur, his wtfv: Joseph G. .
hnurpo Ani 4 e.. Nnutao his vita, Rufena phileuA
Wl'o, .fnarita .. wlaoi RAnford Rngsu
----- Nigr.
You are n,teby not hnd that tnl undcraiEn cd, the
AdminlslFaiurs1f ran Abbutt, Loo have hlUd poll.
tinn In the PrubL, GOlu VI Fairfield county, OhlO,
pray ing Tor tho c1lnplsll"n of contract made be-
tween the sad doeeiSLtin nj, life tmo aud said IN
drew Brltuh, AMI rbr pIvcr ~ convey 10 tho aaid
Brteh, accordance with sahi contract the follow.
ing roul estate io.wt; Lyug aud bong In a adi'on
Township, Fairn III county, OHIO, described more
parileulnrlya al follows Commencing NJ the souib
west corner bt nron AbboIrs farm; thence ead
Aioaz the line between aald Abboh'a iarm and a
pieea ofland owned BY the aald Britch ~ the road
fhsnae With s,id road West 10 tho lna betw said
Abb0lt aud Elllou 0rniihs; thonee south With said
ina ~ tho place oi buginninR.p
Ahsaving. will bo had IN thc premiaes m Saturday,
January 2tlh, al, 1873. whenSn order Will be tab On
foF the completion ofsald contract, and the convey
-''' WHN SsBoTT q t.aFAvgrrR ABBoTT,
Adnt Of orsn Abbott, dec. ..G i
byk. N. CLARK 3, Atty,
Jnnls ltoJ eAIsIR. .#... .
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!, AYERS
OATHARTIU
PILLS,

Are you I'd, Asbla and
eomplainingl sAfe zen ont q
order, with your syhtsm a.
Fna. .5ed, and your fsslinas|un-
e0mloglAblei Thsss synp-
tonsare oAsn Tie prelude %
serious Illness Some 1t %
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and ahoald BE- GNerted by :
timely use Of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pulls and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mori purify the blood, and
let the huids move en- unob.
structed On health 'ugAin.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body into vigoroua &C.
tiFity, purify tho system from
Ala -lnhnft-.rn1 Ian 1 " htrh rnaka
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ENROM April ih nexi, the Conner Room IN N
Bfiek Ru,ldlpg nj tho North. Wed eoVpar Of AIN
and colu mbus Streets In 1neas,eft also, the r1nma
IN the frame buildings on the same Int on Cniu mbus
street. now occupied b. pparld Q Grippe. and George
Pairnn! =" JOHN n. BRASKE,
Lancaster, Jan. %, ieoo. ..-emlS :; 4. -siiSG Az.
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United States Excise Law.
Notice 70 A'nEf'ctar0S. Butchsrs, asa
0tdsra Who haze TO make Monthly Re.
poyss. )l rL ttSt &. ~

TlY special distractions IN me, ,ho psnai,y Ior
.uDnegloeiing n make the monihly rstuTna viii
heFea1eg b. enforced. The ab0Ve named parties
are hafnbr na,ASd that fs;urprmusl bo made within
the hsst Ten daye % sxarg month aud delivered 10
me either thrinyh She Pnft once ~ Il nf 0fleo,
oae deosseasb ofIbs Poet once. Lsneastss, Ohio.
9ss,t asscgg - nv. lrA ptssnss sI ok,o
tApt4ssss " y. l3--aNls ssc ~ }sfafG1
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iobSScLHHS morh purify the blood, and
Iefssss M structed IN health LgAin.
Sltll50 They stimulate tho functions
q sa.ii, the body Dody inso NO s.ssr0uc s s,.s. e.
-R---SzS-]--T ID Sbtlkt1neiIe6f which mSre
d,a..a ood se,tlss Somewhere ia the body and OBJ
strucs its natural functions These II not relieSed,
react mon themselyes and the surrounding organs pro.
ducing general aerraxton, suffering, and discuss.
Whe In this condition oppressed BY the derangemonss,
take Ayers Pills and ses how directly they restore the
natural action Of tho system aAd with u the onoyant
feeling Of health again. what's Iae ana 90 apparent IN
III, trivial and common eomplanh also uuS I'm "a many
Of the deopSeAted ana dangerous AnS .ahe
lions and deraugemsrs Of the natural functions o. th:
BODY they arc rapidly and many % nne su,sy,
Pms, will nerI.ct 70 employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure.
Sa.emenm from snuns s ,a rb. "a ~.
Ps,ne'PA' o'H''' anu 't0u' o'''o' wa.
'0u~ 4sg =
From a Fbr,sdrdino Merchant If s. Loiis Ftb. 4 1855
n, h,,,. vour PM, ar. tha n.rnron of all that /,
~, IL ,asd,c,no hsv hsvo c,Id nv iIti,e danrh,sr
n .rors so rnon bsr hands and fse thst had proved
ineurable for years. Her mother has been long grev
ousy afflicted with bloches and pmpes on her skin and
IN her hair. Ater our child was cured she also tined
your Pills, and they have cured her. .
ASA MoR1RID0A
As n Family Physic.
- 49,, ri
From Or. 4. W. tastDrlghh hew OTsna' OTsedna'
Your Pills afo the prihce Of purges Their excellent
sIalltles snrPass any ea,nsr Ne P0sse. anSy ass
boHss which makes them Valuable 10 us in Tho daily
tfeatment of disease. 7-lIT II w. -
Il
Heedache, Foul StomAcns
From Dr.. ElOard Boyd, Baltimore q
DxaR Dno ARM Icaunot answer YOU ,chat complaints
have esa with yonr rus better than % my az naI ios
Jsnc. on an ssetna estharte IN INV ssIv eont.'t Win
dirase .nd belieyne Al that vor pins sod ~ te
best va have i Of eonrSe yalus them biehIy.
-" = - e, ,.,.
fIIIssuho, "a, msy !, Loo9.
An ". % y, Sir; nave neon Tepeateniy cuLoo ~
1e WoSt neaddGne any oooy can have py Io.e % We
~ yyu. rs. ~ seems 10 er'so Foln ioui s'one0u'
WHICH vhey clonnse ~ once. - - ncvur,
A"uiS VIII sea' e'Poc5 ~: I: ci ". rnzyns, I,,., 9
onAous DiAoruors- ComPi@Aes'
From Dr.. Theodore Bell, Of Nei0 Fork CITY.
Not only aro YOUR Pills admirably adapted to their pur.
pose a. an apenent 5. hnd their 9enehem enec
tne LIVER very marEea indeeo. they nave ~ my Pra"
tice proven more euectua or tne cuIg OF 0aou conr
Peinh than any one remedy can mention. sincerely
Isoiee tnat We nave ~ engte purga,ve wnlcn "o''
- n..,'r.,,- !. -. -,
wa,hngtSn, D. C.. Tth Feb, 1855.
est:a aasr .,ncs "" msds thsn s .not
say tbev nra the best eabartIc We employ Tbsir rcr,
iaiinS soon on tha liver n ock and decided eonse
6 that s 1SSs ,s: haze seldom Ss found ssI ;ss q
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Estate 81 aAaAEL ;.NIHFiTIl.

NOTICE hheteby eivpn that the auhtefiber has
y heen Appainigd and qneliaed Aaadmintetratofof
Ssia ,S0sN,y. .onis. xIRSExMsHI FtESs'ti
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

AZ dark on Sunday the situation folows:--Cene.
raj No gan osition tbs south sdc a the bayou
Ms Lakes house. and on bis Immediate right was
al Blars brigade. on TIE tight wac General
Morgan L. smiths division in command n GENERAL David
Stuart ead moving Up the extreme fish vas .cne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-18

Colonel wym,D was natives Mass. cbusetis, and near
the latter Il his les de- co that Stale he'd grsmi
nent pstr g. the yolJDter mitIli. After he took up
his reel 81 Illinois, he hcid high ,fics the
hinos ,-tIal aud llxrn Ar Line reiltoais. he VAS
vel. kuowh AZ pr mlt sDg crfic.t milway manager,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26

The Hon. Isaac Toucey has promised stump State
of Connecticut for Seymour.
The Times says that Nercer openly predicts, Wash
ington that Napoleon viii breakthe blockade before the
end of March, just he announced Intervention
from France weeks before ii actually took place.
The KeoIuk Constitutional newspaper was destroy ed
ont I'd, by eonEalescent troops in that place.
The letter ct Gen. Scott, dated October lth 1861 has
been called for by the Yankee Senate which will show
that Gen. Mcclellan treated with disrespect while
latter was commander chief and that Mcclellan would
have been court tailed bat fear of doing injury
the cause
On the 18th inst, Sterling Exchange commanded $50 ia
New York The Times says this brought about by the
national loan bill and the of French nedatioD
Butler hsd grand reception in Baltimore the 18th
Thirty fouF young ladies' dressed in white gs
sung pa riotic airs platform
The Times says edtoraly that the Charleston
was to have been made On the 20 b inst
The Commercial Advertiser ssys that the 10
Charleston and Savannah filed with torpedoes OBJ
structions and be surprised If an assault
those cities psrtakes of the nature of protrscted
seige than an overwhelming assault. Effort McAser ia
sEecm sn of the ortfcations may pause be
fore we can contemplate easy victory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26

terrupted our commerce that in the disposition in
which the population of The North seemed to be-
milton would decide the Federal government to raise
the blockade that for peace was the only PRAYER we
could form, ard that should consequently be disposed
to do everything which depended u.s. in order that it
might be made soon as possible in the convenience
of both parties.
Sss~ 1t understood, b sidts that should report
to Mr.. Seward only what authorized to repea, to
him. Mr.. Seward said to that might add, if
found opporuoe occasion that, in his opinion the
North animated by sentiment Of vengeance and
that Ter himself be should with pleasure find himself
again in the Senate in the presence of all those whom
the South thought it fit to send thither.-6sa
Alter this conversation, wrote word by telegraph
to the comma der of tie Gassendi, who was at Fort
Monroe to beg him come take me, at the earli-
est possible moment board his ship at Alexandr
CT Annapolis and begged Mr.. Seward to take the
trouble to expedite The delivery OF the despatch
MERCER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26
Wher. Does the Money Co.!

The New Gork Caucasian comments on this qaerry,
often heard at the North in the following manner
Where does the money 90 ?" asks the honest work
ing man, as he sees the huge amounts ordered by Com
mittee of the Senate and House be dsbursed by the
War Department. H. felow-abOrer, have you ever
heard OF Mr. French, iron-clad, high pressure
AbotOnist, whose good lady, one Mrs French, year
ego, embraced at Port Royal, two OF black,
greasy weGches in the street in broad MONDAY and
called them " her dear ssiers?" Well, Mr.. and Mrs.
French taye been, since the eventuI date when Mrs
little nggers to sing galory, halIelujah.' he exact
task, is officially set down at 100, and the little item of
= bill against Uncle Sam, who is very liberal now, as
be gruds out his money steam is $500 000 for teach
ing the little Dinahs.
Think Of it, tax payers 100000 for teaching little
nggers and the little white children OF the poor soldiers
starving because the Secretary the Treasury cannot
pay their fathers for the past eight months service in
fighting for this niger. 'Ah, ha, about the black
nympts of Beaufort, niger sumfo nowadays Dress de
Lor white gal no whar, yah. yah, yah" But here
is where the money goes, my white friend, to pay for
negro Bend to your task, put your shoulder TO
tae wheel, work till your heart blood Water
the earth like dew with the big drops which roll from
your tOiwrnkled brow your fate Is to be taxed enor
Ously for niger war and pay beside thousands Of
millions for niger freedom. Who allotted this task
responsibility. Taxation is slavery-debt is slavery
Abraham Lincoln ensIaves the white for the pur-
pose OF imposing called freedom upon the negro
4 brabam Lincoln degrades his race by Hitting up
the negro to its level and yoke not only the present gen.
Grafton, but the future into more CALLING ser7ltude
than ever cursed the Caucasian race since Adams
time
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26

pIsniDg more detail the principles and purposes of our
cab convention OF those who agree with
s and are affiliate with Us, at such time they
deem proper that said central committee be author
I'D and requested their best exerons accomplish
tbs objects and carry the views of this meeting and
that additional committee of In each Congress
sonal dtict State be also appointed the Chair
he committee of CORES pondence and consultation
whose duy shah to attend especially the interests
objects of organization and confer with the
cal committee from time to time reference to the
and efforts necessary to secure success.
The Chair proceeded, after consultation to
the following of those to compose the Central Com
mittee viz Hon. Thes Bragg Hon. &. Rayner, Hon. D.
Barringer, Col, Ed G. Haywood. c. B. Harrison Ino.
W. Syme Jno. Rpelman Col obi H. Cowan. of New Han
over, Tr J. L. Love, of HAYWOOD John J Long, of Hall
fax Henry G. Williams of Nash, W. l.. Steele of Rich
mond, Gen. Jno. A. Young, of Necklenburg
I'D the following the committee OF correspondence
and consultation, viz W. W. PEBBLES, of Northampton,
Juo l.. Bridgers of Edgecombe VIM j. Houston, OF Do-
plin Z. W. Hall. of New Hanover, Hon Weldon N. Ed
wards, of Warren, Hon David s. Reid, OF Rockingham,
Sam Nargrave of Davidson r. w. T. Miller of Cleave
lard, Hon w w. avery, of Burke, T. W. Akin, of Bun
COmbe.
Wh9reupon mestirg adjourned
.. r. LOGAN, China.
J. H. EoY. [ Secyata,ies
!. y. sTANFoRD, J
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-26
vALCABLE LANDS AND MILL FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his lands lying Fish
Creek in New Hanover county N. c., extending to the
Cape Fear River, in all about 1900 zcres.
On the premises is very comfortable dwelling house,
and all necessary out houses also, first rae GIist MIL
and number Circular Saw Mill, capable OF cutting
from 5000 to 5000 feet Of Lumber day. Both Mills
by overshot Wheel The stream is never failing, az
tolls from 10 to IL bushels of corn per week. IT is good
location for houIng AI and the frame for mp,
aud material for the machinery the spot
ready to put together There ia also
the premises and for purchaser wishing sell goods IL
is good stand. The healthfuness of the place s
passed and it ia noted for its excellent water.
There about geo of good farming land each
side of Fish Creek OF which, about 90 under cu
tiVation. Growth, Dogwood, Hickory, Oak and ehort
With Long Leaved Pines convenient to the Mil.
Said lands four miles from SHDmerville, at which
place there frsrate classical school, and about six
miles from Ellington the County seat Is not amiss to
add that gold has been discovered at points on tn
lands and that the indications most favorable Refer
ence may be made Jno W. Howard, Topsah sound Jas
A. Bshae, n B. Horton, OF 70 the al summer
vile. o. W. OOO6bAS.
Feb. e. 1888. US.
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DIE ID.

In 6mithvie goth February 1862 of Small Pox, JAMES
n. ARMSTRONG; of Sampson county, member of Capt
Capt. G. W. Marsh.
He is moRrned by his associates kind and pleasant
friend and soldier worthy OF the noble he sustained
Ia New Hanover County the 18th of February, 1862
Mr.. BONEY PLAYER, in the 63d year of his age.
Mr.. Player was for many years consistent member of
the Presbyterian Church, and humble, retiring
Christian He leaves five sons and two daughters. His
sons are all in the army and thus devoved on the father
the anG labor which the would have cheeruly
bourne and it ia not unreasonable to suppose that his days
shortened by this unusual tax upon his declining
strength. ~
Mr. THEOPHILUS TATOA, aged IS years, months, and
II days He leaves wife and ten children to mourn his
loss. ''Bessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
At the residence of his father in Columbus county, n Co.
THOMAS 6, MAULTsBf, Of Co. "R'5 5lst Reg. N. G. t.
aged 10 years.
beloved By all who new him he leaves great many
friends home and large circle Of acquan
At smithville, recently, with small pox, W. NJ ARM
sThONG, formerly of Captain DeVanes Company, from
Sampson county.
In Duplin County, on the 18th February, Mr.. JAMES
EDWARD HALL, in the 48th year of his age.
The deceased died in the communion of the Presbyt
Church. (of which he had be member for several years.
and in the full of wegrounded hope in Christ
Ee widely known the good the upright Citizen
and tie kind devoted friend large has
tanned heavy in the death of Mr.. Hall The writer of
these lines though not member of the same Church, caa
bear testimony to his moral virtues and Christian
Although disease which died prevented his speak
ing during mis- last hours, yet " marked the per
the natural going down behind the darkened West
sets the morning star rising higher and higher til 1t
tribute knew him. not only earnest decided
gentleman, but also personal friend; and re-
breathed bis last. For me chamber where the good man
his privileged beyond the common walks OF
virtuous life quite in the verge OF HeaYen
Presbyteria ian please copy.