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OUR NEW TERMS.
The SuuaIiOn-The News.

rbo onnosing armies still stare at each other
across the RappshannocS..
uooLs1s recent ORDERS respecting the discharge
r .bo nine months and two years men from the
so-r,e Of the United States, and the grant of fur
Iouobs to the re.ensting regiments, seem to indi-
cate inactivity and reorganization. But there are
si,ns of animation on the part of the enemy on the
lower Rappahannock, and a. demonstration at Port
ROYAL or Tappahannock would not be surprising.
The Fredericksburg correspondent of the Rich
mond Examiner states that there are thirty y-eight
regiments of nine months and two years troops,
averaging about seven hundred men each, in the
army of the Potomac, and that their intention to
leave the service is fixed and unanimous. The ma
iority of these giments are within three weeks OF
the termination of their time, and it is more than
nrobable that General Hooker will attempt to bring
m an engagement before the strength of his army
;s impaired by their discharge: That engagement
will not occur in the immediate front OF FredeTcks
burc. The probability is, that the Rappahannock
will be crossed some six miles below Port Royal
where the river is not affected by the spring floods
the water deep enough to admit of the co operation
of runboatS, and the banks low, and incapable of
advantageous defence
From Suffolk.
Private advices from Suffolk represent battle as
sill imminent but the impression prevails in off
,l circles that Gen. LOngStreet does not design an
attack on the place. The movement Is thought to
have another object and it is said that large guam
titles of provisions and forage, hitherto aVaila
ble were being rapidly removed from the section
Of country to which Suffolk is the key.
From the West.
The news from the West is unimportant
Federal marauGing parties nfest North Alabama
and Mississippi and skirmiSheS are of almost daily
occurrence.
A fight occurred at Birmingham on the oath inst,
in which the enemy were routed by our cavalry,
losing fifteen killed and many wounded.
Our army at Tulahoma is in fine condition, and
eager for the enemy to advance
forward movement on the enemys part will
precpltate the great battle for the possession Of
the Mississippi Valley and in our army no fears are
entertained as to its issue.
News from other quarters uninteresting.
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LoGAN,s CANCER oINTnENT.

4 Positive Cure for liberated Cancer, Scirrhaus
Tumor, Scrofuia, FistuIa, Piles and ali hia'
lignant Ulcers.
THHIS IS A BOLD DECLARATION, BUT AN PnE-
Il pared to demonstrate the same have made lne
treatment Cf Career and knde diseases specially for ~
years, and have consequently acquired ln"re Pactcai
knowledge of tie aud treatment of the disease than
is possible BY those engaged in general practice MY
very LIBERAL of treatment will, trust induce toe
afflicted 10 tlake early application, thus nsurng speedy
cure aud void the pain and anxiety attending the pro-
gress of his terrible maladV.
TEs&s OF TEeArXENTl will visit and treat patients at
the residences making charge until cure be effected
VIII forward my ointment with directions tor use ~
ma ! Oh the receipt Of : ~.
tefereRCe 10 persons cured tt:s County WI in the
pas three IN, nths will N civvn on application rs letter
letters of enquiry will ho answered provided they con-
taiI postage stamp.
ddress me ~ .sl ey;lle, Forta CSr,,Ihs until lst q
July. {. L0GAS, II. =
April es, 1888. -s3E@&swotpd!
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fome acquaintance with military operations, and
understands the wants of she service apd of the peo
pie at home, that it would be good policy to re-
organize and dismsuut considerable portion of our
cavalry force. The great scarcity OF breadstuffs,
and consequent d.Eger of suffering and SOCIAL dis
order, render it ecesSary that production should
be increased and hat as little as possible should
be consumed by useless avalry horses. The caVal-
ry arm could be ndere much more efficient by
being reduced. Let it be done, anu let the horses
thus dispensed with il, the army be put in the
plow.
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- 4 YEAR YEAR ,-
NoNihS' lS6l-62. ! 1852 '63. iN''hNSh
a.s48o, $3.50 ) 963, S36.l2 $532, 95O62

CORRECTIONAL notice appeared in our issue OF
the 18th instant, Of the marriage in Goldsborough
Of Adutant ]. Turner Morehead, which turns out
to be unfounded. No such marriage has taken
place. Some one has imposed on US. We exceed
ingy regret the occurrence A person who would
thOughtlessly in jest perpetrate such an act, is
deficient in brains and one who would do so de-
liberately or from malice, is mean and cowardly
beyond expression.
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The Richmoad Eraininer, speaking of the CORES
pondence between Gen. Hill and Mr.. Stanly, says
it does little honor to the nero OF Boonesbo:ough
that we have not been willing to print it." The
letter of Gen. Hill to Gen. Foster, which appears in
the Register, is ip worst taste than the to Mr.
Stan y. We feel deep and sincere interest ir the
reputation Of Gen. Hill, and therefore with the Err
6miner, we haVv not been willing to print these
letters.
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CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICE,
CtttTttH CVHyToootUHuI DteEI tOVI
WADEsBoRo', N. c., April 81, 1868.

hADEsBOROS ~ C-I Aprli II, 1900.
AI0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ALL PER-
"a sons in this District seeking exemptions details,
must apply this Office only. The Commandant of Con-
scripts aDU not consider any applications not sent up
through the proper channel.
All persons having with Government Except
Com with Ordnance Department. mnst have their
applications for detail certified by the officer with whom
the contract made peiIher unreasonable
sive Ordnance Contractors must have their application
for detail certified to by Captain Barny, Agent Ntre and
Mining Bureau, Greensboro. n. c.
All applications for Executive clemency must be accom-
panied with Adavits of at least six highly respectable
czens of the neghborhood and forwarded through this
Office. J. Nj. LITTLE, LIST 1t, r A Z. >,
Enrolling Officer 7th Cong. Dist.
April 2s, 1883. 93-4t.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Sumner, the Superinten-
dent for the following comparative statement of the
earnings of this Road, from passengers and freight
for the last seven months. The increase in the re-
cepts, it will be seen is very large:-
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MEETING In GRANVrLhE.

w thcre will be meeting of the farmers of Granville,
~ OyfOrl Tuesday. the 5h day of May to consult
the duty their country aud themselves in these trying
tmes aud to consider the suggestions made bS Gov Vance
in his late Address to the people of the State
April eS, 1863. Std.
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We publish to day some resolutions recently
adopted by the Legislature of New Jersey. If the
descendants of the "blue hens chickens" and of
the hornets nest" rcglon of the old revolution,
could meet in council, and had the power so to do
they would soon settle our difficulties and stop this
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MARRIED,

In this CITY, on the 10th rnstart by N Brown Esq.,
County.
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Construction of the Revenue Law.

The following correspondence, furnished us for
publication BY Mr. Treasurer Worth, contains i'm
portant information as to the construction Of por
tions of the revenue law. The opinions of the
Attorney General have no doubt been well con-
sIdered, and may be regarded as settling the ques
tions which have been raised and brought to his
att
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INFORMATION WANTED.

MEY DAUGHTER, AGED ABOUT Is YEARS,
I'VE wandered from my house ~ miles west OF Greens
borough Esther Sunday, and have not as yet alter
the most dsent inquiry been able to ascertain thing
of her WHEREABOUTS. Her name is MARY ELIZA, with
light hair blue eyes, fair complexion and notable tooth
on eSen side of ber mouth in upper jaw When she feit
she wore Iigh-coored robe, blOomer hat, and black,
close bod ed sack i suspect that she has been induced
TO leave her home by edisposed persons who c0ntem'
plat. her ruin. Any information concerning her will be
thankfully received person seeing the glr, Will
greatly favor her distressed parents by SEEDING her home
Nv address is GreensborOngh n. C. -
' JOHN H. IDDINGS.
Aprf o. 1853 S5-u.
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RALEIGH MARKET.
~REPoRFED FOR THE STANDARD,
By WM. C. UPCHURCH, GROCER.

rrorD 49,. MONDAY, April 27. 1858.
rGoS 49, b6l $45 10 q 30 co
SNUUnN-S 6uShG, 0U
NEAL 3 bush=i, 80
6AaSS00a-S pouad, a5 q 9Uc.
LAkDEp pound, iOC
BuTTER1Fa BuI1 p"nnd, l95aIM .
1Dnh-P nSisIP pound, 5J a 60
BEEF-9 pound, sI m IS
CHICKENS-A piece, 125 IN ! 10
TURKEYS-f3 pair, .r5 CO
GEESE-A GEE$S piece lOC@125
EE6GSISSrrS dozen, 10 q 40
FODDER-3 hundred, $50 "a 6 90
oArS-in sheaf . hundred, 4 90 o %
Sheled oats, p bushel, OO@ on
Sh hundred, so q 4 W
PEAS-White, y buShel, s ut,
NV, Stock, red, 4OO@45o
SUGAR-Retail, 40
Wholesale, ~
LEATHER. 80
SHOE THREAD 500
COrTONYARN- IL 80
SALT-S RnShel, scarce, II so q ls 90
DRIED APPLES-S buShel, 4OO@5 OU
DRIED PEACHES-FB busbeI, 90
, unpeeled, 2 bushel, 5 90
1RON-Sweedes Cn0ne5
NAIIS-S pound scarce, l25
SWEET P0TATOES-79 bushel, 8 5O@4OO
IRISH PoTAT0ES-T bushe s OO@4OO
GROUND PEAS-(Very ce with no
oo,, sales,) 2 bushel, OO@7O0
C0PFEE-(Very scarce) q pound, 50
MoLASSES- q gallon, scarce, 10 on
TALLOW-53 pound, l25
BEESWAX-B pound, 125
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April 2s, 1853
NTORTH.CAROLINA, COURT OF PLEAS AND
~ Orart Sessions.

NORTH.CAROLINA,I COURT OF PLEAS AND
~ Orange County. ! Quarter SeSs'onS'
DAVID YIcKEns and Others Petition to divide land and
against z slaves
II 10 said Court that James Rhodes, Pleasant
Rhodes Zachary Rhodes and Willie T. Rhodes named az
defendants said petition are OF ihs Sae
II s ordered that advertisement be made in the Raleigh
STANDARD for the space of four weeks notifying them to be
and appear at the next Of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions Of said County, 10 be held upon The AID
Monday Of May next then and there to pesd answer o.
demur to the said petition, or judgment Will De gwen
against Jhem pro cOnttsSo.
Gr tesflnnny whereof l. George Laws, C'eik Of said
Court haYe nereuntO nv hand and sea- d "fnee At
uiIisb rcuph UPON this 23d day of April l-hS
GEORGE LAWS, C. c. c.
A,rl es. 1868. (pr. adv S5S216) lS-w4t.
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SNuEFIi

SNUFF! SKUFFI! 81.
zU7E HAVE SOLD oUT. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
wv Carolina Belle to Messrs n: F: RIVEs& Co. to
whom all orders for the snuff, should be addressed
We shall in few days, convert our Mill into " near
and Corn Eli. and stop making Snuf OGr Pa,rohhs
Noud dc we'll 10 send forward their orders quickly az tne
supply will soon be exhausted. ~,
CAROLINA EEAEE,
un-avINc pHRCdaSED TNE ENTIRE SrUCK OF.
RH the at?xE l;Gis; brand of SNUFF, we are prerar-
- NF RIVES 4 CO..
DrugGists ,
P.,arsbvr1 Va Aprl 2, 1859. eS-w&swlmpdI
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PIOW CASTINGS

PLOW CASTINGS.
GOLDIERS' FAMILIES WHO NEED THEM, WILL
y be furnished with PL0W CASTINGS at the old
price, by calling ut our Foundry (Barns old stand
SHAY, WILLIAMSON co.
Raleigh, n. c., April 2s, 1868. S5-lm.
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SIOO KEWARDs
UNSCAPED FROM ASHB0ROUGH JAIL ON THE
II lIth Of March, my negro boy WILLIAM. Said boy
formerly belonged the estate of widow Hardy of Green
County n. c. and is about five feet four in height very
black 20 years old ana weighs l65 pounds. when last
heard from was making his way towards Fayetteville n.
c. ut which place be lad been hired for several years
will pay the above reward for theeonhnement of said
boy in any Jail where can get him;
DAVID GRAHAM,
Graham's Forge, Wythe Co., Va.
April %, 1868. S?-9tPd-
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Foe SAIL

FOR SALE.
a STEAM B0II.DKR FORTY FEET LONG, FORTY
"A inches in diameter, (new) Enqnire Of
j. MCDONALD & son,
Concord, n C.
A,r;I % 1s62 1S-w4t.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-12-04

TnE VALUE or PURs WINE IN SIckSEss.-Pew
people arc aware Of the benefit OF vino In sickness,
consequently wo publish tho following oxtractirOm
fooper's Medical Dictionary,
Itisa wcll-founded observation that those who
Indulge In the uso OF pure wine arc less subject 10
feveis OF the malignant or intermittent kind. In
putrid sore throat, In small pox, attended with
Is considered as principal remedy and In almost
all cases Of languOr and great prostraaon OF
strength, vino is Experienced 10 be q more grate-
full and eIlcaclous cordial than can DO furnished
from tho whole class OF aromatics,
Tho chief difficulty with reliable wines has been
their scarcity and exorbitant price, but this has
been removed by tho introduction Of puro native
wine, prepared nom tho Portugal sambuco grape,
extensively cultivated By Sir. A spcor Of New Jer-
soy. We understand he has submitted his VINE to
the test OF many OF our celebrated physicians anc
al concur In rs purity, medicinal properties, and
superiority to tho bost Port wine. Most Of them,
TO signify their just appreciation of Its sautary CT.
fleets, prescribe II In Of debility affections OF
tho kidneys, and chronic complaints rcqulrirga
tonic, sudoriRc, or duretlc trcatncnt.-Ernminsr.
Druggists sell II.
TRUrH.-"T'ruth Is mighty and will prevail" 60
will Herrlck Aliens Gold Medal Salcntus over all
others. Notwithstanding so many In the trade lro
trying 10 initiate II and deceive the public with
spurious article Our advice Is To use no other try
no other call for no other, and DO put OF with no
other, for we know there IL no other as good. IL
takes less in quantity It Is FAR superior to 80 Ia 70
use with cream tartar II IL free FROM all dci'terI
Gus substancesi You can obtain much better bic.
cults with II than with any other saerstus or Slth
soda, we have Try IL. and speak from oxpsri-
cncs.
81 Sec woman in another column picling
Sanbuci Graves, for speer's Wine. II At ad-
mirablc article used in hospitals, md by tho
first families in Paris, London aud New York.
in preference to I'D Port Wine. Il is worn .
trial. rs II gives great satisfaction. iy7
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g#E 1eg l#e Fegag5 F#RaE PAPER azFezHD TO AGRICULTURE

state the Government was in Mt the first stages
of the war, to resist overwhelming adverse cir
cumstances brought to bear TO submerge our
nationality, combined with treachcry in high
and low places In view Of these things you
may well ask, What saved usl know OF no
more satisfactory answer than is conveyed IN
the words of the Psalmist, .This is the Lords
doings and Is marvellous in our eyes,. Here
followed q review of the first campaign, the
disaster of Bull Run. Of Balls Bluff and the
Peninsula Campaign with its awful sacrifice OF
So, 900 lives, until our forces were driven with:
in the defences Of Washington. New ground
must be taken. Our Commander. in-chief, az
ter long elaboration, came reluctantly to the
conclusion that to be successful we must GRIP.
pie the enemy by striking at their support
which was equal TO two or more million OF
fighting men, and by virtue OF authority In
him vested came the Proclamation OF Freedom,
und the Ship of State was once more ahoat
with all its precious freight OF human hopes
The occupation Of Port Royal was then sketch
ed, also our success at Donelson and Henry
with a vivid description of the provdential ar
rival of a little STRIPPING stranger with nothing
10 distinguish her from the craft upon the river
I'm Hampton Roads, save the little crown she
wore upon her head. This little David Monitor
slew tho rebel Goliath and saved the day
What caused the mind Of man to conceive and
build this strange war vessel, why was she mn
ished ut that time, by whose watch was her ar
rival at the scene OF action timed to prevent a
terrible disaster, or why was she there at all!
1t was the Lords doings and 1t is marvellous
in our eyes. The successes of our arms down
to the present time, and the Providence that
had SO signally enabled US to meet untried
emergencies, were clearly traced. We now
look back over those dark periods AID see the
hand OF God leading us through those trouble.
some times. We can SEQ now what VIC then
considered disasters have proved instrumental
tiles fora greater and higher good, and the
people, from out the furnace OF their trials
have come purified, strengthened and with
higher appreciation Of the principle of eternal
Justice. Divine mercy has put forth hand,
o say not in our behalf, not in behalf or one
section or another, only, but for the immcdiatc-
ly oppressed.
We have rapidly followed the speaker with
design only of giving the threads of thought
as they were presented, but with no attempt to
do fall justice to this able discourse.
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GooD.--We are rejoiced that long de-
laycd justice has at length been melted out,
though it be to only few, to those rascals
who have cheated the Government in con.
tracts, and embezzled public monies. The
first case is that Of contractor of n. Y.
city, who agreed to furnish a certain quanti-
ty OF pure Rio coffee. An examination OF
the quality furnished proved it to DO a worth
less compound. The "kauphco" has been
confscated, and the contractor sentenced to
FIVE years in the Penitentiary at Albany
Another case is that Of Captain James w.
Rowland of Pittsiield, Mass, Assistant
Quartermaster, U. S Volunteers, for embez-
element OF public monies, desertion and con.
duct prGudicial to good order and military
discipline. The sentence is that "ho DO CASH
tered, and compelled to refund to tho United
States government the sum of money yet un.
accounted for by him; to DO forever disquali-
fed to hold any Office OF trust or profit in
the United States; to be imprisoned for the
term of five years, at such place as the Sec
rotary OF War may direct :" and it is furth-
or ordered that the findings and sentence OF
the Court in this case DO published in three
public newspapers of Massachusetts,. The
Secretary of War desiGnatcs the Pcnitentiary
at Albany US his place of confinement under
tho sentence.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr. Chccscinan's Pills.

The combination OF ingredients In these Pills 10
the result OF n long and extensive practice. They
are mild in their operation, and certain IN correct
ing all ire ulartles, Painful transformations, re-
moving all obstructiOns, whether mum cold 9TH
erw,se, headache. pain In tho side, palpitation OF
tho hoart whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries
.,igue. pain In tho back aud limbs &C., disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption OF nature.
DIR. Chcescman's Pills was tho commence
ment OF new era In the treatment OF those irreg-
ulartleS and distractions which have consigned 20
many TO premat1, Craze. no female can enjoy
good health unless she IS regular, and Whenever an
obstruction takes place tho general health begins
to decline.
DIR. Cheescmnu'- pills are the mos. cfIoetu-
al remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar
To Females To all classes they are invaluable.is-
dueny, ,oith certain y. periodical regularity They
are known 20 Thousands. who have used thempt
different periods. throughout the country. having
tho sanction Of somo Of the mop smrHsm Phy''.
clans Ia America.
Ixpllclt directions, stating when they should NOT
be used. With each bOx-'he Price Ono Dollar per
noY containing from 20 to co Pills.
pills stnt b. matt, r-oHTi'r, by rcmlttIng to the
proprietors. Sold by Druggists generally.
nUTCIiiNGs s iIILLYER, Propsistcfs.
81 Cedar street, New York.
". n. Hay & Co, rorilandi a. Sawyer, Bidds-
lord. and s. &. Mitchell. SAGE, Agents. Tyre
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~wo have before us a letter from Lieut.

give have before us letter from Lieut..
George A. Deeriug, Co. F, 10th Mo. Regt.,
dated Libby Prison, Nov. 18th, written to
his father James NJ. Deering, Esq, of Saco,
saying that himself and officers of tho Ne.
10th are in good health, full Of courage, and
in good spirits. Lieut.. d. writes that the
following enlisted men from Co. F, 10th Me-,
are now confined ON Belle Isle, viz: Corpo.
raj Edward L. Varney, of Brunswick, Geo.
W. Smith and Joseph Greene, of SaCo, Levi
ID. Barker, of Sweden, and John +. Hard.
Ing. Of Dover, n. III.
He urges his father to send him food, such
as ham, cheese, butter, pickles &c.
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Biddeford. Dec. 2, 1863

U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION. Vegetables
for The Army South-An appeal has been
madc by the U. S. San. CON-, to tho pco-
plo Of Maine, to furnish, forthwith, a cargo
of vegetables for the relief and comfort oil
our brave, self sacrificing soldiers at tho
South; some of whom are now suffering
from seurvy. The value OF such supplies is
inestimable. The lives Of many, the health
and well-bein; Of vastly moro depends upon
tho fulTncss and promptness Of tho response
to this request.
There il not doubt that the petition will
be granted. Five thousand bushels Of pota-
toes, two hundred barrels Of apples and on
ions, and an indefinite quantity Of cabbagcs
and turnips will DO forthcoming. All wa
fear is delay.
Tho articles should DO sent to tho UNDER
signed, Portland. on or before the 10th Of
Dec. next i'm sacks or barrels, caution
being used against exposure to frost. Inyoi-
ces should in oil cases I've sent by mail.
w. Ii. HADLEY.
Special Agt. U. s. San. Com.
Portland, Nov. q, 1868.
Country papers arc respectfully requested
TO COPY.
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Coon DoCrRISE.-At recent Union meet
ing in New York city Hon. Daniel S. Dick
enson made capital speech replctc with
sound Democratic doctrine, from which we
make the following extract:
He should like to sec tho northern and
southern wings Of the rebels, buttcrnuts and
copperheads together, and Governor Seymour
called TO address them. lie might well adopt
the language of Millions devil, "Friends
and ConlcderItes. welcome" (Groat laugh
tcr.) Mr.. Dickinson had said constitution, I"
as long rs the South had said constitution, "
but when they said 'arms" he said "arms T"
(Applause.) We might us well expect to
preserve tho irosts Of winter through the
doSdays us to preserve slavery longer. He
was us much in favor Of thoroughly and
completely abolishing slavery as he had been
for preserving it. lie had been in favor Of
waiting the Almighty's time. The rebels
preferred to take the devils time; and there
was now no saving it. His only objection
of the emancipation was tina. it should have
been returnablc immediately.