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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The parade Of the colorod Odd Fellows took
place iu Washington yesterday. The police
went out in force to prevent disturbances: bnt
none took place \ guard Of the Second Dis
trict OF Columbia Regiment accompanied the
procession On it's route, to act III case OF any
difficulty arising. When passing the presl-
dent House aud City Hall the procession was
halted, and cheers given. The President be-
ing engaged In Cabinet meeting, did not re-
spond to the Compliment When at the City
Hall, Mayor WalIaah appeared and bowed his
thanks.
A FIRE broke out: yoste~day evening, at the
corner of New Jersey avenue AMI c street, op~
posite the railroad depot, and extending rap
IDLY along the line Of the small buildings which
have been erected Tor restaurants, &c, dcstroy~
ed several of them. The loss is not great, e--
cent by temporary obstruction Of business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10
A \VANDERER RETURNED.
From the Rochester Democrat.

Twenty four years ago, this blessed October,
q Young gentleman and lady, who shall be
name]ess, living then in old England, met like
Racbel and Jacob at well-curb, and exchan
ced hcalths aud vows. It was love al first
Sight: at second sight they were married. They
moved to America and begot sons and daugh-
ters, Five years Of Nedded lite elapsed, and
one fine morning the afioctionate and devoted
husband, who was never before known to fore
90 the slightest coDjugal Or patcrnal obllga-
tions, was missing.
Nineteen years passed by, in which the ab-
sent husband was m0urned as mysterouSly de
ceased, and quite forgotten BY widow and child
rem. They had moved from their original res
idence in pursuit Of better fortunes and they
came to Rochester, where they have tor some
time resided Last week, while the widow
was sighing in loneliness at the protIacted ab-
sence of her Oldest son, somebody knocked at
the doors which was opened, and 10, the hus-
band
The renegade took chair, and said he had
come back to take care OF his family, lie had
been like Sinbad, the sailor, wandering oVcr
the earth and sea: sometimes, throwing peel
staal,s INTO the diamond valley and making
very heavy profits on recovering them from
fine corm0r; 5 that picked en- up; he had
been to Illnput and Brodignag, engineering
huge caravans across Sahara, tlaced the soar
ces OF the Nile, slept in the grottocs Of Monte
Cristo made chronological chart Of the
Sphynx, reveIled in the halls Of the Aztecs,
eaten mud pies with the Hottentoto, and turn
ed the cold shoulder on the hsquimaux.
n short, he was narrating his experience at
Length, when the eldest daughter moved that
he adjourn sine die, as they all supposed that
Lo had long ago. \ vote was taken on The
1rono sition by the family circle, and although
the wife and mother only sustained the mega
tive, she maintained that she was in the major
;tv. tIat the erring husband should remain;
that poverty was his best recommendation, aud
i he could not take care Of his family, she
would take care of him, according to the orr
pinal tenor Of their agreement, till death 40
hem part Comment IS supert1nous.
Gov. Pierpoint has appointed George ?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10

" AR NEW 5.

gence ~ V'0 ~ >
Camp BnaIana, MY n''7' '1o''' -, ~ q '''''
and had Aet no OoilleC0'" "'os 40 :, o>'~
the story Of tna 211acA anu "0''''0 u 'I'0 10''
tedora5e', -. -. ,yo..1o.-
Gen roster e@E}o'','0" 1'''0 . s'':, - -
county, d. .I''S s''''1 .'s07 1 .s.' 40 Grsearot
Cd It's ooec'' III '"i''"' ny - -
naval oilicoEs ai'o '"0'51S ,''0D .,,.,.
An aLIl'a' a. ~" = - = -, D.1'los %. Al ,,oa
1ioa o"4'I7>'0" - t.0:s' c:. =. 49, 49, no,4oaar
ato barterjes Gen. Gilm0re's preparations
are nearly completed, and it is believed that
active ooeratioDs will soon be renewed. Moth
ing is said Of the reported attack on the Iron
SIDES
4 Esnotnb ss>.s that Gan Rlpnt believed
t4>.,,- Eor4
5A"' 1ne Oohl0o0taI0S Ai1'0''u0o - SN'''A0'>
Smlrh-they having crossed ten thousah0 men
Tro1ott por+ goo+t. ona ,,orcbad 70 is relief on
SmnI.,. 49, votb;no has nooo learned since
3oen;+1In. = j.. ..Lo,oahon+o hnf j. i renort-
u ,bst'..,a & 1.,..;3s r,.} his ho<3y o,,ard
I.y Looa ,>t,rn3 and i i uncarta;n whether
-. p,.n< 10, o-oo,,ad Tho Confadaratns
-ln, - = 49, oooo,nts ,,ov;no to,voy,}s Fort
Ss.(. ys,1 =
I,.. ...s. 49, lroae,<1o,o4o 1r,, =
u;..,.,, ,.Sro ,ao,';nr j. oor,boo.+orI,, 3;rac-
..r -~;.l 49, 3o,;n~ : ,ros s,,,,,oso3 of aos-
..,,. .,s -. D.l;ea pa;1wooa hndno - Tanr;a
rl3 o.o .nl., .,.> ' ,~,n,;an oGtor +ho ro;ders
Tm
TAo o.. q,,Looo@ NJ wn,os aous. u0o
1'1' y. A00"o'0 .hu I'''0'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10
FROM CHATTANOOGA. 4.

Official information from Chattanooga to
Tuesday the 9Th inst, has been received IN
Washington. The Confederate report Of the
Commandment of the town is confirmed Ihe
firing was at long range and not very rapid,
doing no damage The report that one OF
General Rosecrans' pontoou bridges was swept
away and the trestle bridge submerged, IS not
confirmed. TeIeyraphic communication be-
tween Nashville and Stevenson, Ala, has been
re established. \ press dispatch, containing
intelligence from Chattanooga to the 7th
wednesday, states that there had been no
further demonstrations by the Contederates,
but they are making various mysterious but
no threatening movements, \ Washington
dispatch estimates the Confederate force IN
front Of Gen. Rosccrans at one hundred and
seventy thousand men, with three hundred
and fifty pieces Of artillery.
The Philadelphia North American says that
the guerrilla Quantrill IS no other than the
celebrated thief, forger and brlgandlst, known
as DR.. ]. B. Hay1.e He served five years IN
the Frankfort Prison, being liberated just be
fore the war. He changed his name, and OBJ
tanned e. S. Government employment as a
Major at Washington but was unfit tor his
position.
The London Times regards the Withdrawal
Of Mr.. Mason as an evidence that the South
ern Confederacy now leans solely on France
and exnects some immediate action IN It's pc
half from that Power,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-10

Gov. Pierpoint has appointed George ?.
Smith, Of Cuipcpor county State Treasurer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-30
The LEGISLATURE.

The proceedings of Tuesday evening and Wednes-
d,r were unavoidably crowded out of our columns
today. The House was occupied on Tuesday even
Dr mainly in the consideration of the bill to amend
ts charter of the Chatham and COalfields Rail Road,
which passed its several readings. This is very
iurortant bill, and deemed absolutely necessary in
view of the pressing wants of the government and
the country, of iron and coal. On Wednesday the
Senate was chiefly engaged upon the ten regiment
hill Int did not come to vote. Mr.. Eure, of Gates,
offered the offensive bill of the majority of the COM
mttee as a substitute
The House on Wednesday, passed bill for sup
nIvin, ways and means to the Treasury. The
rasoIuon of NJ Cowles on the ha6eaS corpus, after
amendment, passed. Full proceedings will appear
in our next
In the Senate on Thursday, the ten regiment bill
was considered on its second reading and rejected,
yeas IS, nays p.
The Commons was engaged for the most part,
Thursday forenoon, in considering the bill to in
crease the salaries of State officers.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-30
For the Standard
LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS, TO N G. TROOPS
SINCE LAST REPORT

SlNCE LASI hEPURI. .
9th Regt NJ, BERTHE county, Col Nor1eet, %
blankets, quilts, pr pants, pr drawers 1873 pr
socks, shirts, % pr shoes, 10 leather; Mrs Geo
Little Raleigh, 20 ydS carpeting; 1OSth Reg't N G
NJ, Buncombe county, Col Young, 81 blankets, 2
quilts, 80 shirts SO pr drawers, 10 pr Shoes pr
pants coat 161 yds carpeting cash $137; Col
Peeler, 2 pr socks; Mrs William Jones, Granville
county, pr wooden socks; Ladies in the vicinity of
Holtsburg, through Mrs Gov Ellis, 10 blankets,
pr drawers, pr shoes, quilt, pr pants, shirts,
% pr socks; citizens of Sampson county, SO blank
cts Is quilts Al shirts, 1913 pr socks, pr pants
vests; IL pr drawers, 10 pr gloves, coat, Is pair
shoes, towel, scarE; citizens of St Marks Dis
trict, Wake county, bed quilt; s2nd Reg'tN
NJ, Union county, Col W J Mccain, 76 yards wool
cloth, pr pants; 104th Reg't NJ, Rutherford
county, Col Harrell 2 pr shoes, 4 pr socks, pair
PANTS; r A Hamilton, Petersburg, Va, cash $3.50;
Add Regt N e NJ, Granville county, Col Daily, 4
blankets, pr socks, pr drawers; 103d Regt
NJ, Rutherford county, Col Harris, 2 blankets, IL
pr socks; 95th Reg't N G N, Caldwell county, Col
Hartley, 20 pr shoes, blanket pr socks; Add
Reg't N NJ, Granville county, Col Daily, q yards
wooden cloth, 81 pr socks, shirts, l pr shoes, 2
pr pants, pr drawers, l blanket, quilt, cash ST.
Fayetteville High School, 70 pr socks for 54th Reg
n g T.; 3Sth Reg N G NJ, Wake county; Col An
derson, &c pr socks. 81 blankets, l quilt, Is pair
drawers, IA shirts, pr shoes, 5 coats, scarf 4
vests, pr pants, yds carp ting; Miss W A Slade,
Raleigh, pr socks; Miss Alice Parkinson, Raleigh,
8 pr socks; A 7 Mial, Wake, IS pr wool socks, 5
blankets, pr shoes; Mrs L Hogg, Raleigh, IA
yds carpeting; 68th Reg N G NJ, Lincoln county
Col Plonk, blanket, pr socks, 2 pr shoes 9lst
Reg Q M, Onslow county, Col Fonville, pair
socks, pr shoes, l shirt, blankets, quilt, IL
yds .colored sheeting; Ladies of jamestown, 40 pr
socks, 80 pr drawers, 81 shirts; Elkip and Jones'
vile Ladies Aid Society, "a pr socks, pr shoes,
shirts l blanket; Mrs R Gwyne, 2 shirts, l pair
socks; r Gwyue, II carpet blankets.
P. A. WILSON,
Captain and A. Q. NJ.
Raleigh JAM 1863
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oBTrUARY.NoTICEs.

! Lieut. JEssn w, SnER was born in Macon County, N.
June 2sth, 1e3s and died in battle at Gains Gross
roads Noy 7th 1852 the 25th year of his age He WIS
Dorn OF devouy mother raised BY induIeent pa
Iens and surrounded with all the means Of ease and COM
Iot. But when the Northern government made the first
10 force upon the South the most Hagrant yol
Mons OF the Constitution and crush out the rights of free
people and for that purpose called upon North Carolina
or ner quota OF thousand troops young Slcr
was amongst the hrst to volunteer became member
OF the hrst company raised in his native TIE
Jeff Davis Guards He remained his post in this conI
papy Goth regiment N G. Troops) through the meniora
Bile campaign in Western Virginia. and until the reorran
zaten of the army, when he Joined the company of Cart
Thad r Siler Qst N G. ca7alry and elected Lieu
Lieut. Sler had been student both Emory and Henry
College and the University of North Carolina and was re-
spectacle scholar He generous and fberal-awuys
ready to divide the last biscuit and share the harshps
and responsibilities of the camp with fellowsodief
He was true to the South-brave and unuching in her
defence and while skrmshiDg with the enemy at Gaius
Cross Roads and distance in advance ot bis squad
ron, he received the fatal shot, Seeing him fall some Of
his HeB an to him, when be pointed Significantly to The
enemy, andTitllout speaking, died in afew minutes.
Thus passed away young Of fine person, fine mind
generous impulses and in the early vgor of manhood
martyr to the cause Of constitutional rghtshe liberties
bequeathsd to BY noble cause that has
for It's utmsTm the perpetuaton Of the franchises Of The
bailoboI, and the priceless blessings of civil liberty.
Died, in Irede County, on the 18th of January 1898
WM4 RHYME, aged IL years g. months and 10 dnya He
was very interesting little boy; in his social habits mild
gentle and innocent, and very obedent which made him
the delight of his parents and relatives. J. CD.
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rowa pRePERTY FOR SALE.

UFFEK Fur SAEETWU VALUABLE TOWN LUIS.
u in Morgantou and Meadow containing four acres "
ing within hundred yards of the Depot This an ey
cellent place for large lanyard One of the lots well
fenced and in clover It is the most hahdsOme building
SITE in town. THE other has and half story
house. good we'll Of water, excellent garden large
stable which will accommodate 40 horses, Ian &c coach
Sheds and No. one frame blacksmith shop IT, This is
the most deS rable property to be found in
Refugees rom the East will do well to look at bis pro-
perty' as am determined 60 sell audi will sli fair
terms. snot sold privately, it viii be sold at public
ton on Tuesday Of Burke Cdunty Court
G. s. BROWN.
E.. II. BOONE. Agent
Mor2anton, NC, Jan. 30, 1868, 1U-EksW4t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-30

IMPORTANT 1NQURT.-We are glad to see that
Mr.. Mclean, of this State introduced in the House
of Representatives on Tuesday last, resolution
which was adopted, requesting The President to
communicate TO this House, if not incompatible to
the public interest in what States of the Confeder
acy the CONSUMPTION law has been or is now being
enforced and whether any State or States have been
exempted from its operation; and also, whether any
State or States in the Confederacy have in its or
their service any number of troops, reserved
State troops which have been raised out of persons
at the time subject to the conscr1ption acts
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Gbe Stan1ar6.
p.LEIGH: FRIDAY, Jan. 30, 1868.
Latest News.

No news at all, is said to be good news; so,
,,r readers may congratulate themselves.
The rumored advance of the enemy at Fredericks-
surc turns out to have been false or premature.
In Tennessee, beyond slight advance Of the enc
sorrh and around Murfreesboro', there are no
:n;,c,tions OF an advance. Our cavalry, under the
leadership of Morgan, Forest and Wheeler, are do
10 wonders. Every day or two they make breach
On the a7th seven Yankee gun-bosts attacked
p,.t Nc Allister, below Savannah. After severe
hombardment Of 81 hours, they withdrew, having
oocompIshed nothing. Not man was hurt, or
gun dslodged on our side.
Vessels are constantly arriving from abroad IN
Confederate ports.
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From the East.

We have no news from below. The rumored
advances of the enemy made by sensation kinston
correspondents, and circulated by telegraphic dis
,tcbes from this city, have received no confirmation.
All sneculation as to the designs of the enemy are
dubious The probability is that the recent inclem-
ant weather will suspend operations on land at all
;,ts fur some time.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-30

We learn that Mr.. Speaker Mebane, of the Senate,
has been confined to his room for several days past
by indlsposition. During his absence from the
Senate the duties of the Chair have been very ac-
eeptably performed by Mr.. Lassiter, of Granville.
Mr. S. S. Harrison, of Caswell, has also been de-
tanned from his seat in the House. for several days.
by indispcsition
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-30

NoRTH- CAROLINA BoNDs.-We learn that the bids
made for the 5000 900 in State bonds recently adver
tsed for by the Public Treasurer, ranged from par
to 100 The bonds of this State continue to COM
mand the highest figures. No stocks are really
more safe than those of our noble old State Her
peSple to a man, will sustain her credit and her
integrity till the last trump sounds.
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LOST TRUNK-e2O REWARD.

Ia eigh and Graham large black TRUNK, bound with
iron hoops with label tackled end Marked Mrs.
D. n. Edwards Graham, AlamInce County, N. c." 1t was
probably put off ut other station by mistake will
pay the above reward for the delivery of the same with
contents to the K. R. Agent Graham Station.
J.F SMOoT.
Graham, NC, Jan. g. 1868. 4-w&sw5tpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-30

The Register says that the Standard has again
and again referred to the ten regiment bill Gov
Vances bill, and that have said that an attack
on the bill was an attack on Gov. Vance. This is
not true. We have referred to and shown the fact
again and again, that Gov. Vance recommended in
his message the raising of ten thousand State troops
but we have never said that the pending measure
was Gov. Vance's bill.
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DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY. FOR.

"HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
d house and lot in GrRensboroug n. c.. The at CON-
tans two acres well improved The dwelling is cum.
modous well built house. in good repair with all
sary outbuildngs. For full particulars apply adj.
dress J. L. THOM, p. n,
Greensborougb, NJ.
Jan. go 1859. So Loft
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-30
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. IN GREENS
BOROUGH.

TENHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS VAL
liable house and lot in Greensborough stused aBSat
seventy five yards from the depot Of the n c. Railroad
The house is and well arranged. The l6t contains
nearly one acre. and all substantially improved The
adjustment is present kept boarding house, aud
affords superior inducements to those wishing TO 60 INTO
business near the depot. j. SI EES.Sl
Greensboro, n. e., Jan. 80, 1858. Te--6t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-30
Martial Law at Salisbury.

We are gratified to perceive that Mr.. Cowles, of
Yadkin, has introduced resolutions in the Commons
requesting the President to revoke the order sus-
vicinity of Salisbury, and declaring that we have
laws Of our Own sufficiently stringent to punish
dislOyal persons, if any there be, among us.
We ARE also gratiSed to perceive that Mr.. Graham,
of Orange has introduced bill in the Senate to
amend the existing law in relation to ha5eas corpus
SO as to provide that upon application for the writ
if the case stated in the petition shall show that
adequate relief may not be afforded by directing
the writ to the person OBTAINING another in his Gus
tody in every such case it shall be lawful for the
Judge granting the writ to direct the same to the
Sheriff of any County where such detention may
OccGT, commanding him to take the body of him who
Bdetained and have the same present on the return
Of the writ and to summon the party alleged to be
guilty Of the detention, to appear and show the
cause of the detention. Mr.. Graham's bill also
provides that any person arrested second time
alter having been discharged on a writ of ha6eas
corpus, Shall lie set at liberty as soon as the first
discharge is made apparent; and if it appear that
'ne second arrest was made illegally, and with
knowledge of the former discharge the party Of
slding shall be guilty Of a misdemeanor.
twas well said by Gov. Vance in his late special
message to the Legislature speaking of the Con-
iS'e'ate pr son at Salisbury: 81 cannot examine
|em myself persons arrested by the military on
We charge of disloyalty, and of course regard it
'"ons'stcnt with my duty to set them at liberty;
@'' am yet more unwilling to see them placed
u" me Confederate prison at Salisbury, uhere tile
a:Ss Of the accused all lead in one direction, and
y" '@@s Of old English liberty is nsrer seem"
{ N VHARACTER.-Tt is our deliberate opinion,
tbn a'' alter some observation THAT ninetenths of
REGULATORS and extOrtioners in the country were
'5''al SecesSionists. Many of them were bank
Ar tN and they have availed themselves of the con-
'O"o Oh the times and the necessities of the poor,
"naSs fortunes. A friend writing us from the
army, says:
fr Vile writes that she has to pay $50 per barrel
cs and gets it from The who raised the first Sc
lr b @1 IN our neghbOI hood He iSa fine locking man.
lry S,n pronounced physically unable to perform mil
Il'S Individual like hundreds of the same stamp,
a"OHg and healthy enough to speculate, but he
~. ("A IN Inc back when called upon to fight in a
which he aided in bringing on.
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Letter from Gen. DockerY.


The following letter from this mobile old Ro-
the miserable minions of power with favoring
reconstruction Of the old government Gen. Dock
cry, in reply to friend, who wrote to inform him
of the charge, treats 1t as it deserves and at the
time frankly and truthtulgy expresses his
opinion as to the origin of present troubles -
DoCKERr's STORE, Jan. %, 1868.
DEAR SIR:-On nay return yesterday from visit to
several sick negroes at Wilmington whom hud sent to
work the Qualifications around that place. received
your favor OF the 18th inst informing Of report in
Raleigh, that had been stumping Montgomery county in
favor OF reconstruction and again uniting with the Yam
kee governments
The story is a most uumtgated faIsehood The last
and only speech have made N that county within the
last eight or nine made short time before the
Presidential election, in which plead with the people TO
vote for Col Bell to the country from the calamity
of Lincons election; and the last speech made any
where or upon any question: at September Court
IN 1851, with Judge Shepherd Col Cameron, and Others
To induce the people to fill up the ranks of volunteer
company then being raised by my son. o. H. Dnckery.
Although have all along and still entertain the opinion
that national troubles might and ought TO have been
adjusted without the infamous in which we are in
vOlved for the omission Of which hold the leaders of the
Northern fanatics and Southern ambitious secession poll
ticians about equally culpabe have always advised
spec for and obedience to the laws of the country and
feel confident that when the insanity the present day
shall have passed away, millions b,th North and South
will concur in this opinion lhave in JacksOns
corps the Rappahaunock-two in the Western armies
one OF whom received severe perhaps mortal wound in
the COrDth battle; with lily Benjamin. (whO dis
charged at Richmond after the battles around that city,
account of lost health and imperfect vision and son Oil
YER superseded in the transfer of the State troops-n all
six sons and yet because exercise the remaining right
of expressing my opinion of the course of ambitious dem
structiye war, am constantly slandered.
Please accept my sincere thanks for the continued evil
dence ofyour warm friendship.
Respectfully and truly,
ALFRED DoCKERY.
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STAGE LINE FOR SALE.
Owing TO THE ABSENCE OF ONE OF THE PR

" prfetors in the army, induced to sell our
Coaches Horses Hacks &c. This line from the head
of the Western North Carolina Railroad to Asheve a
distance or So miles, passing through Morganton Marion
Pleasant Garden Old Fort and the Swanannoa Gap of
The Blue Ridge We have twenys head of good horses
four Coaches three hacks and several bugges and harness
for about forty horses -.
Any wishing purchase, BY calling on the under
signed have opportunity Of inspecting all the stock
the road. 49,.
Terms of SALE six months credit note and good security
BROWN & NcCONNA UGHEY.-
E. NJ. BOONE, Agent.
Morganton, Jan. 30, 1853. 10-w&sw4t.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NETE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE CAPT
w JAS. S. IVES, as candidate to represent the
County of Craven in the House of Commons the place
of Sergeant Barrow deceased writ of election having
been issued to said county, to fill the vacancy.
Jan. %, 1868. S-3t.
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D:STILLERs ATTENTIONS!


TEIHREE FINE IA FEET DIAMETER FEET DEEP
Il Nash Tubs of clear white pine, with shaffing and
srers complete Three Watts IL feet square deep twp
ditto Is Is d two ditto 10 5 < IA inches. Also.
1900 feet Tin Tubing, lacquered and one Engne-O inch
stroke cylinder inch diameter. All entirely and
for sale reasonable. Apply to $3.50. -
G. r. HODGES CO,
No.4O Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
Jan. 80, 1857 .--<, 2 = 1o-Stpd.-
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:" ANT ED-IMMEDIATELY AT THE STAND
w ard Office two three No. journeymsri printers
with prospect of steady work for several months
Raleigh, JAN %, 1868. S-tf