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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
RAILROADS.
NOTICE TO SICK AND WOUNDED
IN SOLDIERS, CIVILIANS, AND OTHERS
DEPOT oF B. 3 O. R.R. co

DEPOT OF b. 4 o. R. B. co.
The Railroad Companies composing the line be-
tween Washington and New York have put on a
large Car, fitted up with berths, we'll ventilated,
are wounded or sick, with exception Of contagious
diseases.
The Car will leave on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, for Philadelphia, At O'Clock
q. M, Express Train.
DECEmBER %, 1852.
Caution 20 Passengers,
As there has been so many FRAUDS perpetrated
on soldiers and others, passengers are cautioned
10 purchase tickets only A. the Ticket Oiee In the
Depot of the b. n o. r. r. Co. dec 30
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

II causes frequent desire, and gives strength TO
uTinAte, thereby removing 0bstruotions, prevent
ing and curing Structures Of the UrethA, AllAying
Pain and Inflammation, 90 frequently In this class
Of diseases and eXpSlins all poisonous, dtsedIed GAd
roTH-olR matter.
victims OF QUACEs, and who Lave paid heavy geEt
TO be cured IN q short time, have found they were
deceived and that the "Polson" has, by the use OF
"PoWerfll AstringentS," been dried up in the syS-
ten, to break out In an aggravated form, and
Perhaps after Aarriagel
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
VIE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES

'THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
KNOWN As
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT "BUCBU.
sARsAPARILLA.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
"HrGHLY CONCENTRATED"
Compound Fluid
EXTRACT UCHU,
POSITIVE AND SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
Diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, AND DRoPSE
CAL SFELLMGS.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and exeles the Absorbents into healthy action, by
which the Watery or Calcerous dispositions, and all
Unnatural Enlargement are reduced as well as
Pain and Inflammation. and is good for
MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Erosssss, Habits Of Dissipation, Early
iHdiScTeiiOng,
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING sYMP-
TOMS:
In4isposition toExertion, ,DryRess Of the skin,
Loss Of Memory, Loss Of Power,
Weak Nerves, Difnculty Of Breathing,
Horror of Disease, Trembling,
Dmness Of Vision, WAkefulness,
Universal Lassitude Of the Pain in the Back,
Muscular system, Flushing OF the Body,
Hot Hands, Eruptions on the Face,
PAllid CountenAnce.
These symptoms, If allowed TO go on, which this
medicine invariably removes soon follows
IMPOTEECY FATUITY, EPILEPTTC FITS,
IN one Of trhieh he patient may Crpire.
Who can cay that they are not frequently fol.
lowed by those "direful diseases"
"TNSAHTTY AND CONSUMPTIOSw
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering,
But none lriH cOnfsm.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And the melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
Bear Ample Witness 10 he Truth Of he assertion,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and in
ugnrate the system which
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
Invariably Does.
TRIAL WILL LoSvIStE THE MOST SRLFTIcAL.
FEMALES, FEMALES,
Old OF Young, single, Married, or Contem-
plating Marriage.
In many affections peculiar TO Females, the EX
tract Buchu is unequRllCd Ivy any other remedy, at
In ChlOTOsis or Retention, lrreEularity, Painful
ness or suppression Of Customary EyaCuations
liberated or SchirTous state Of the Uterus, LeuCOI
rhG or Whites Sterility, and for all complaints in
cident TO the sex, whether arising from rndiscre
tiOn, Habits Of Dissipation, or 10 tie
DECLINE OR CHiNGE OF LIFE.
(See symptoms AbOve)
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take no more BdlSdnl, Mercury, or unpleasant
Medicine for unpleasant and dangerous
Diseases.
RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages,
at Little Expense;
Little or no change In Diet;
No Inconvenience; and
No Exposure
! II causes = frequent desire, and gives strength
/ ufinate thereby removing GbgtTuctiOnH, pFeye nj
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

Cut out the Advertisement and send for II, and
void impOSitiSn and OXpoTuEs, ISns
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

A GLECY o.
IA JOHN TAYLOR h SONS
ALBAhT IMPERIAL CREAM
/. Xxx ALES.
We are constantly receiving a full supply Of
these celebrated DRAUGHT ALEs, direct from
Nessrs John Taylor SOnB, in CaBks and half casks
and solicit the patronage Of citizens and the trade
BATES n WOOD,
2&9 Pennsylvania avenue,
jan Il opposite Willard Hotel.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
HELMBOLD'S

This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and eNeies the Absorbents into healthy action, by
which the Watery or Calcerous dispositions, and a1
Unnatural Eulafgements are reduced as well as
Pain and inflammation. and is good for
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
8 Pc DIAL NOTICE.

DR.. NJ. vELLNY's Private Hospital, in the
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh and streets,
opposite the Post and Patent oflces. Rooms
and %, up stairs, Washington, D. c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

MAINE AGENCY
wi AND
SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
once, No, 40 street, cor Thirteenth,
communications to be addressed to
], W, HATHAWAY,
State Agent,
oct iG-h il.Osk box ~, WAShInEton, b. O
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages,
at Little Expense;
Little or no change In Diet;
No Inconvenience; and
No Exposure
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18

No III PEHH. AVE, WASHIHSToH, D. c,
BOOKS bound In every StYlS-TuFhSY, moroesO
Russia and Cali, ISL
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-18
CURES GUARANTEEDl ADVICE GRATISi

ASK FOk HELMBoLDs-TARE No OTHER.
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

n NV ioRk AAD NEw iiAflN RAILROAD cDM
IN l'hDy - fousis snd twsb Bti
ricasuf,fs oissr May -. 3Thr irt.t.st DE
toe 81 tis ioai<hY .uh- o. Iva Abb pei o. If.
aud sufsF - 10 80 'al at
Il hank Vt tAo sepubLc. VA. IA IKsr. fTsa.,sf.f..
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

N'oucE.-TlIE STOCKHOLDERS oP ALI. CLAssla
~ OF The Niiwakr~ and rrar. "a 'sis Raj osa '.~
nv ed Hs"st 40 a.. f"uIuny Transfer t,.
a. kx.haIsr place, 90 -it thc sth D.. ~
3P ". !. w. MEYER. P,r4is"nt
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

vxrIsrnp-A Yovs0 NAN VINO Will Dgy,ry
w hs time N tho ist.r~ft o. rs swpioysr. ikft
ssss%ssi sss ssss p.y <s-ss o. hssis sss.' :"
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

rIfDysDAr gcnDossH rsCiiT-.op srolT 20,
~ fnI tiy f4fNsstf1 fAsi salef- sst
ssa alsriFe ts NJ iislg 10 " issb-s onS a.
ssrisA tis y NiJDLLrOs A1HsuiD. Il MA sss.l
t,fagoN sROorfso a vArCn Will m suor
f9l a. AHtsfis. trtefsn Wa. ~ Hss.a asa Nt.A.s.
hsast On rl.sdsg ns3 ~ - = "a Psgsf.sg
ysrny puq pisa. lE @rosaaaes sf 40 fHns IA ks
Wa ~ ripr Finh
S.roRTfxg 4ions 01sY of yeg< ron s.,r
> h.t.sy s,ys q. %. lasiss.ns sss.g s,a re-
Pap aaaA ria ss1 fan rstf<,s ga sss srt-h
Isnsrs >. = ,.- r.ss< 80 sns ,.sa ,..i-. vs.a
The New York herald., 1863-05-18

SPECIAL spTICG-rIB CAgNNs AND wpAAIs.
y ftsu's ~ sein'ln ~ - ftt1. Ethts. hth tIr
scItt, fAfttfh Bl ifsnfh, tfHsrutt gantf. "a
paraa w,u tntd Hsstus ou tgnasy 'sfnhs Nst d q.
~ fio.A - M4loHfff i4li, r. Frhls
4iinadal.. - rriefssi. bI 9slsf ~
NAfsrv Nfuosy Secretary.
JAsft pHtnt, Treasurer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21

principle. and immediate parent Of despotism-a
wefdscplined militia, our best reliance in peace,
and for the first moments of war, till regulars may
relieve them-the supremacy Of the cieit 0Uer the
military Guthority-economy in the public expense,
that labor may be lightly burdened-the honest pay
nient Of our de6ts and sacred preservation public
Jdtth-encouragement of agriculture, and of COM
merce, as its handmaid-the diffusion OF informa-
ton, and arragnment Of all abuses at the bar of the
public reason-freedom of religion-jreed Of the
of the hdbea. corpus, and trials By juries impair
italy selected" = "Sometimes it is said
that man cannot be trusted with the government of
himself Can he, then, be trusted wih she gOuerE-
naent Of Others? or haDe zoe found angels, in the
form Of Kings to gopern him? Let history answer
this question"
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The Roll nHHnnnr.

Under this caption, cited in last issue the names
OF several patriotic citizens in different sections of the
State, who with liberal hand supplying the wants
of the destitute The wives aud children of gallant
soldiers the special objects of their bounty Refu-
sing from heartless spectators exobant prices for ar
ces prime necessity, they sold without stint to the
needy at nominal prices merely for such were bare
ly remuneratve We held that these unobtrusve char
ties were not less praiseworthy than the snowy
achievements Of our soldiers in the field aud promised to
chronicle those of like character which might to
our knowledge. -.
correspondent informs that Mr.. James Anchen of
Rutherford County, sells his at 81 per bushe to SOL
diers families and others who needy IF they have
the money, it is well; If not tGsy get aayhOW. He will
not let the spectators have it at Gnycpricsg
Mr.. William G. Price, OF the same county, makes shoes
at ty cents per pair and will have more, though he
himself is in humble circumstances has large family,
and pays three or four dollars per bushel for
Mrs. Huffman, of Alamance County, sells bacon at
fifty cents per pound while her neghbors selling at
dollar. She has in the army husband and four
brothers. each Of whom she furnishes with clothing and
other necessaries
DIR. Wesley Harts6ed of this County sells bacon at so
cents per pound the INDECENT families of soldiers and
at 81 per bushe refusing sell at higher prices to
Speculators.
From the Fayetteville Observer clip the following:
"a communication from Richmond County informs US
that p. N. Sanback, Esq, j. r. Little, Esq., and Capt B.
Little SD N. c. T., have sold their all needy
families at 81 buShe and that the citizens of that wealthy
part of Richmond have been alike liberal"
correspondent of the Wilmington Journal states that
Col Luke A. Powell of Sampson County, has sold his
entire crop OF ut 81 bushel the soldiers families
and destitute Persons except what he has given away.
TIE ROLL DI>HoNoR.
The Progress, aliudug to Roll of Honor" sug-
gests that there should be "a roI of infdny for the
those vpers in human shape that deprecatng
the currency aud depressing the poor. The Progress
thinks the of wealthy citizen of Johnston County
original secessonist and violent mau-who sold
cotton TO gentlemen Of this City, and rspudiaed his
tract by refusing Confederate money in payment should
stand at the head of the black catalogue We know tina:
the facts stated by contemporary, strictly true
but have heard of many instances of kindred chaac-
tel, should fud little difficulty in deciding who is
best entitled to head the roll Of dshonor Original
sonists recreant to the government themselves have
tablshed and doing all in their power damn its credit
with it's people, be found in every County of
every State from the RaPpahaunOck to the Rio Grsude
Furious daily engaged in cutting the sim
ews of war" with little compunoton and breaking
faith with much selEcompacency did this Johnston
County patriot,
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KrTTRELL,s SPRINGS.
April 81, 1858.

nN THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE THIS POPULAR
- place of SUMMER RESORT will be opened for the
reception of vieitets-
Owing to the very great scarcity of provisions Of all
kinds we can only accommodate q limited number Of
boarders We will every effort to render our guests
comfortable and promise spare pains expense in
supply table with the best the market can produce
Our rates of board shall be advertised in due time.
BLACKNALL CO.,
Poprietors
PS-A good Housekeeper wanted for the coming season.
one who has had experience in public house. She must
be ladyke in her department and in every way eomPe
tent fill the place. The best of references will be re-
ouired None others need apply. Write immediately
md state how long and where you have been in business
" P B.. CO.
April 81, 1868. SS-u'
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srRAYED OR STOLEN,

EROM CAMP FEREBEE, (NEAR) SNon ILL L
4 Green COan.y NJ c. on the 2Sn amo; 10 'S iSeDty
tb soei. One is daIk bay Eve years old some white
10 the ace name off midway the neck rgnI nrnG
foot diseased shod before medium size carried on d
with brass buckles on it, and when sne 'ei' "A' "
order. ~ -, old aim smslI
size, no particular naikSs TX nSa anS Nil I'M
We are satisfied that they we've stolen oy some
and any person who win furnish any lniormaton ~
70 the snprebeusion of unhung sconndFe or the
sbous 81 the stock will be hberaJ rewarded f0S DIS Ou
bic, kindness, &c, by H.; ;S l. WRiGHT.
Co. A, seth Regt: N. G. Cavalry,
III Greenville, n, g.
,seo 1--WE.
s PT!i spilit sii iHSfi Si the Ass eaRy fass tiHs+
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At the residence of the brides father on the evening of
the 7th inst, by Rev N. B. Cobb Rev B. F. MARABLs to
Miss ocrAyIA A, daughter of Thomas l. Faison all of
Sampson County, NC.
- Fayetteville Observer will please copy.
On the evening the 5h nst at the Lutheran Parson
age at GibsonTille, Guilford County BY Rev. John D.
Scheck, DR. JOSEPH T. F. CUHHISGs to Miss LAURA ANN
FRANCES. eldest daughter cf the officiating Clergyman
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Raleigh, n. c., April 81, !
NOTICE..

THE SUBSCRIBER OWNING A MILL IN THE
Eastern part Of Rowan County, N. c. and heretofore
kept the public mill and the Governor, out
of Kindness to neighborhoOd detailed my miller to
serve the country all around miller But now, my
miller has been forced away into the army leaving l2S
women and children who will suffer for the want of
miller; and in consequence of this unwarrauabe proceed
ing and because il be remedied and pro-
miller, hereby give public notice, to the whole
community, that my mill is no longer public mill, but
shat for want Of miller contrary to the interests of
many poor and children, who will have to walk
several miles to get grinding done.
will state gave up my first miller and then my son,
who killed Richmond and now my only and last
son. is taken away and it this neghberhood will
be allowed miller other settlements Applca.
ton has been made to the proper Oerhe Secretary of
War-but no reply has been returned. ,--
ED. RUFTY.
Rowan Co., N. c., April 81, 1868. 33-Stpd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21

TIE OLD LEAvEs.-A bill was before the House
of Representatives in Congress last week to provide
for the immediate publication of such laws as re-
ouire immediate pubicatioh in three papers in each
State Mr. Smith of n. G., moved to amend by re-
auirng the publication to be in those papers "hav-
ing the largest circulation" and the motion was
lost This smells of old party days in Washing
ton.-Fayettecilh 0bserOeE
1t smells of nothing else. Mr., Davis has made
the government a party machine, and the majority
Of two houses Of Congress aye his most Ohedient
SerVant1-
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THE PARTYIsM OF THE ADAIsIsTRATIoN.-The ex-
treme partiza bias of the administration has been
shown in many ways,-in the formation Of the
cabinet,-in the appointment Of high military and
civil officers, and in every other way possible.
President Davis has never been able to drop his old
partizan preudices and forget and forgive his old
political opponents. Although all parties. with u.s.
united In his election, and in supporting the war
and fighting the battles of the South-the Union
men of former days doing their full share at least
in everything calculated to independence,
vet they are not to this day. treated as equals
with the original secessionists.
In North Carolina, and we presume the same rule
is observed in other States wherever the COnfede-
rate Congress requires the publication of any law
to be made, for the information Of the people, the
administration at Richmond confines such pub
lcations strictly to the secession papers of the
State, although it is we'll known that the people do
not generally read those papers. Consequently the
money spent in such publications is almost thrown
away; and twothirds Of the people of the State
are lett as ignorant as if no such publication had
been raade. The administration at Richmond ap-
pears to ignore the entire Conservative press Of the
country, although, through such medium the people
might gain information important to the govern
ment for them to know. Such picGyune exhibitions
of party prejudice is beneath the dignity OF the ex
alted position of those who occupy the high places
of power in the Confederate Administration.
GreeRs6orOugh Patriot.
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For the Standard.

Mr. EDrroR:-0n Saturday hast, according to previous
notice. nber of the farmers Of Wake County assem-
bed the Court House, for tile cOmmendable and praise
worthy purpose announced of responding to the
sentiments endorsed in the resolutions of the Confederate
Congress- and the ProcamatOns Of President Davis and
Governor Vance.
This meeting was composed of gentlemen of both the
old political parties but agreeing supposed to agree
upon objects of the CALL the subsistence of
brave army the field and the Ameioration of suffering
home. For il supposed that good aud true
could ignore their preudces and meet together IN
with certain se!Estyed "no party" association in this
State there too sacred and object too dear
mot even 1.-The subsistence of gallant soldiers IN the
field and their loved home to be prostitutea to
the unhoIy purposes of the selfish aims OF partzans IL
did not occur il seems to the distinguished mo party
committee prepare business for the action Of the meeting
One of the speakers thought proper gratuousy to
sail the Legislature of the State for not having Thought
proper take action and pass laws this subject
body of having devoted the whole session to
purpOses party intrigue, DO 1t Is fortunate
for the Legislature and the country that the public are
better qualified sit in judgment upon their conduct than
auy tribunal composed of persons who have been dent
fed with every political party that ever existed heretofore
in this country and aspred to every office from County
magistrate to the Presidency Of the old Union. This IS
but one of thousand evidences Of the settled determined
organized purpose of the DetrncUe at all hazards aud
at every peril bring the late Legislature into dsrepute
before the country and restore to them the places hey SO
much abused and outraged.
For this purpose they would outrage every right and
sacrifice every principle. The spirit Of their action on
this would better bet council of broken down
sructon of they bad foaud themselves
able administer, than assembage Of farmers con-
sHtng upon the best of subsstng our army and
preventing starvation at home. OBSERVER.
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A correspondent writing from Merry Hill, Bertis,
states that correspondent of the Progress has done
Col Brown. injustice in his account of the late
storming of the Buffalo stronghold DR.. Billiards
farm. He says, 1T was Col. job E. Browns de-
tachment Of the 42d N. G. troops, composed of cor
panies B. E. and F., who made The charge on the
morning of the 23d ult" Our correspondent speaks
in glowing terms of the gallantry of Col. Brown
and the men under his command.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

To the Oleroy and Laiy of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese Of North Carolina:
TTyHE CONVENTION IN THIS DIOCESE HAVING
annoiuted its next Annual Meeting to take place.
the second wednesday in May, in st. Johns Church. in
tbe town of Wilmington and the absence of greater part
Of the families of that place from their homes making it
nexpedient for the Council to hold its session there
have by virtue Of the authority committed to me by Canon
of this diocese, changed the place and time Of meetng
and do hereby appont the next Diocesan Council be
held on Thursday the fourteenth day OF May in St. Johns
Church. in the town Of Fayetteville:
01O'~ ~1' THOMAS ATKINSON,
Bishop of North Caroline.
April II, 1868. 00-L
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We learn from a irit nd in Asheville that hun
dreds of cavalry horses are still in the Western
Counties of this State, eating up the substance of
our people We have just received a long and
touching letter, signed by soldiers wives, dated
Rutherford County, stating that the "old Virginia
cavalry is here, eating up the corn" Such things
ought not to be. 1t would be better to dismount
these cavalry and put these horses in the plow
indeed it would be much better to slaughter these
animals than subsist them on the corn which is in
dSpensable to the people Of the Western Counties
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No,ine to pslegates to the Educational Conven.

Notice to Delegates to the EducatlonaI ConVen"
tion at CoIum bia, 8. c., April 2sth, 1858.
vVIHE PRESIDENTS OF THE FOLLOWING Rail-
roads have kindlv consented to carry aIIeno
and weldon R. r., and the South Side r. r.
The following BY paying one tars will grant Teiupn nek
snS CASTOR R. r. the Wilmington and Weldon T. r, and
The North Carolina r. r. .,, >,
tas kr the Presidents of the Railroads in the other
sst. Som Ubom the committee haye not received any
response. = n rIWPREIL
W. J. PALMER,
e. Com. Of the Eau. AssO. Of ~ u
April II, 1868. O0-H
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CHATHAM RAILROAD CoNPANY.-At meeting OF
the stockholders of this company, held in this City
on the 10th, the following Directors were elected
Kemp P Battle, George W. Mordecai, W. j. Haw-
kns, S. s. Royster, j. E. Allen, John G. Washing
ton and n A. London, =
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From the.ITnited States.
Washington.

We learn that Gen Hill has raised the seige OF wash
ngon and retired We do not know to what point ne has
fallen back but it seems be certain that the attempt to
take Washington has been abandoned.
This result is much to be regretted. The place ought
either not to have been beseged if beseged it should
have been taken We may be in error but these are our
IMPRESSIONS
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Wilmington and Weldon r. r. CO.,l
SRcRErARI's OFFICE,
Wilmington, April 18th, 1858.
Dividend No. %.
T0NHE DIRECTORS HAVE THIS DAY DECLARED
Il Dividend of Ten (O) per cent on the Capital Stock
of this Company, payable and afte 10Th May next
Transfer Books will be closed from lst to 18th May.
l.. q. DER0SSET,;
Secretary.
April 81, 1858, SS-lwtd.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
CREECH & LITCHFORD.

"E HAVE THIS DAY FORMED CO-PART-
w nership in the general Auction and Commission
Business viz: for the sale of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise, Real and Per-
sOnal Property, &c.
Our store is large and commodious fronting Fay
eeve and Haget Streets in the centre of the business
part of the City, and universally conceded to be the best
location in the place for our business.
Both of having been for seventeen years past engages
in the merchandise and auction business hatter
selves that make it to the interest of parties to
make their consgnments for either private commits
sion or auction sales.
We refer to the entire business community Of this place.
A. CREECH,
]. j. LITCHFORD.
Raleigh N. c., April 81, 1868. -. 8S-tf.
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Several communications, including the account of
the presentation of a sword to Gen. James H. Lane
by his brigade, are unavoidably crowded out, but
shall appear in our next
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-21

TEE VoTE AGAINST MARITAL LAWN giving
the recent vote in the House of Representatives on
martial law, we inadvertently omitted the name of
Mr.. Davidson Mr.. Davidson voted in favor of the
resolutions against martial law. We make the cor
rection with pleasure, and regret the omission.