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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-10
low BeaulifuI for a (hiId,s Grave ,

uV" DCduiuul IOE d OnllO'S Grave
| nAGUAREEoTYPE PICTURES ATTACHED To
| IL Head stones and Monuments in a PARIAN MARBLE
CAsE and WaTrented 10 the Likeness from any
| AR and dampness for long number of years Any
DaguefreOtypst can copy the pageTreOy pc into these
Eases from the original picture ard il is but few
moments work to attach one of them to a Head Stone
when attached to Head Stone or Monument. they
look as though they carved OIL with the
ScuPors Chsel for they initiate marble 80 per fectIy
They are very ornamental a Head Stone and IRE
worth twice the amount charged for An ornament -
More than Fifteen Thousand Cases have been r.id
this TACT alone shows conclusivey that they arc fast
running into general use.
The adorDing Of the SepulcheTs Of removed ones AL
levaies our grief and sOothes the wounded heart 1t
also cheers the bercaved know tina; an adition.I
establishment OF the grave presents stronger attras
tons to arrest the attention of the stranger and
him to pause and learn the name, aud gaze ON the
enSS of one who has shared largely in the love of
others. To refined and cultivated mind th.r. is nor
Grated grave, neglected and oyer-grown graveyard
IhUSe IN whose memories the departed live will come
to stTew sweet flowers upon their graves, and drop
tear OF sn' ction.
TheJ will plant there the Rose the Lily and the
Evergreen as Emblems of fragrant and beautiful
Immortality which they assign them in the Paradise
OF GOD. Above all would deplore the loss Of tbose
the'eSeSs Of dear departed which distinctly
eugraven upon the tablets Of our memory. AIth.u,h
months and years may eapse since ineXuraJIe Death
made rs surrender the bedes Of cherished ones to the
grave and their spirits TO God. Yet they still pr
ont to our minds beautiful and life-like
:. And who does not realize u melancholy pleasure in
recalling departed ones. lie their image clothed with
the innocence and lUveliness Of YOUTH or MAJ k.d by
the SORROWS cares of aga.
One Of these Cases will be sent by express to anv
person in the United States for Two Dollars One doI
en- Cases will be sent to any Marble Dealer OF Daguer
reotypist for Twelve Dollars
Circulars. &c, fu, nished Free aud sent with each
package of Cases. Agents charge So apiece when
they attach them TO Head Stones.
Any person wishing sell them can be suuul,d Mt
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Haid,ed Dollars tis Spring
and only Twelve Dollars required as Capital to com
mence with.
Monumental Design Book will be sent to any Mar.
Die Dealer for Three Dollars. This is firstIate work
and well worth the price asked for il.
AZ ORDERS must be accompanied by the Money:
sending it. F "
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
nZo ~ West MeTIdep. Conn
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S A ORD
FAMILY
L A L ii A TIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS. AND PITT rp N
GLASS CASES. Air tighI. and a in keen I'm, m,

COMPOUNDED FROM
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS. AND PITT I'D ~
GLASS CASES. Air tight and v in keen in ann liz.
Inc "a MlLY ca. iTIIARTIC PILL is gen
We guy actiNe Cathartic II which the proprietor has
usen IN Dis practice more than twenty years
The constantly inCreds - ing demand from tboso
VINO nave long used the PILLS and the atisfaction
which all express in REL gard to their use has in
duce1 me TO place them - within the reach Of ali
The Profession well know the different, Gel
arucs act ON different - portions Of the bowels
The FAMILY CkTHAR- TIC Pill has EitI, An, 80
erence to this well estalI - 'Iished fact Le.n -,
pouned from a variety - of the unrest Vse.t.I,Io
Extracts, which 49, like on ey, ~ mart IN ar
alimentary canal aud are good and safe in ali
cases where a Catharticl@ lis needed sucb a. NJ
RANGEMTs of the SION = AcH 81 EEPISrss p.Txand
SORNEss the whole body from snddsn IA
which frequently, If neg neglected end in a Iong
course Of Fever, Loss Of APPETITE a CrFTpIxe 80
sATON Of Coin over the = body REsIIErsSrss gS,n
ACHE Weight in thel- head ali ISSI a,S.-an-
DISEASES, W ORM in Children or Adrits p -
MATIsN great PUEIFI- = Err Of the BLopp nd nan
ueeases 20 Nhieh Mesh Is heir, too numerous 70
mention III this adNer - ltisement DOSE, to 3.
Price 2 Dimes.
TIE LIVER INVIGURATOR Ann FAMILY "a
IuAKIlC PILLS are reialed by Druggists g.De,,GIr
and sold wholesale by the trade In all The IaTs t''
81. w SANFORD. NJ. D.
manufacturer and Proprietor,
80, $50 BrOadwa az. New York
Sold In Joliet BY J. II. Brown, Z. NJ BRAY. Geo II
un ana d MeCanD. (Sept 13nI3Iy
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Co.

Are DESTROYS of establishing efficient Local Arcnt.
throughout the country. With small Investment Of
Gaptl probable business readily be established
For further particulars address the UNDERSIGNED for cir
cular and sample Of work w C. MASON
Genl West'n Agent, 12i Lake-st. Chicago.
Machines exhibition at the store Of S W. stone
Co. Gail and examine
ID. II. PERRIGO, Agent
Jan g. 1868 for Joliet AMI vicinity
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A FFlDAVlT Of the non.residence Of Martin j.
"A Hawley defendant above named, having been
filed in the Office OF the Clerk of said County Court Of
VIII County. Notice is hereby given to the said
Martin j. llawey. that the said complainant filed his
petition IN said court the 18th day Of August 1868
Tor authority to Sell the right title and interest OF
said estate in and to the following described real es-
tate, situate in said County of VIII and of Hi
nUis, towIt:
The undivided halfof Lot FIVE (5) In Assessorss
Subdivision Cf Lots seven and eight (7&s) in block
tweEty-sx GO in the Original Town Of Joliet and
lots five 90, six (e), eleven (1I and twelve Q2) in
block nine tg) in Bowen Growers Subdivision of the
ncrth half vi the south east quarter of Section fifteen
Q5) in Township thirtyve (35) North Rrange 10 east
Of the Sd principal meridian; also the south east qua,
ter OF the south west quarter of thirty three
t33 IN Township thirtytwO (32) North Range 10 east
OF the Sd principal meridian; also the undivided one
half OF the east half Of the south east quarter Of Sec.
ton three l the south rast quarter of the
quarter of Section iive( the west quarter of
the north east quarter and the south hall of lot one
~ In the north west quarter and the south cast QUAR-
ter of the north quarter Section seven m and
the ncrth quarter of the south quarter Of
Section nine (9l and tie south est quarter Of the
north east quarter and the south quarter of the
s"Gt Tesl quarter OF Section twenty nine co. all
Township thHy'htee (}3) North Range II east Of tho
81 principal meridian, and also Lot number six in
blIck number sixteen (l6) In Canal Trustees SnDd
vision Of the half u section fifteen 5) in Town
ship thiriy hEc (35) North Range 10 east Of the Sd
principal meridian and Lot number twenty three (23)
IN BLOCK number tlirtyone (3l) IN School Section
AGdidon To- Joliet for the purpose Of paving the debts
due by sal deceased, and that a summons thereupon
trnab'e on the third Monday of September as is by
law required.
Now unless ynu the said Martin ]. Hawley shall
personally be aud appear before said County Court IF
Will County, the first day OF the next Term there
Il to be holden at Joliet in said county on the third
Monday Of September 1873. and plead, answer or de-
MUIR to the SAID petition. the and the matters
aud things therein charged and stated will be taken
confessed aud decree entered against you accor-
ding to the prayer OF said petition.
Joliet, Aug. is, 1853.
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INSTEAD Of the p'chts for sIniRnnusl dividends. IN
i addition IN premiums, usually drawn from tho In-
sured by stock Companies. to pay Eastern Stockhold
ers, the rates in the ILlNOIS MUTUAL equitly
arranged r. only to require from til, Members srfh
Gent money to pay. with cridiHty all Loses and ex
Penses. The Premium Notes, no Amounting to over
One Milo" Of DOtiOrs ed 10y lien upon
the property insured valued -Iver Ten Millions
This ample Fund affords guarantee for the nav
ment Of every loss-the security being all located in
III inois, and subject 10 laws. No policies are
issued out Of thus State. The Members are subject to
no itigEon-a Losses being adjusted by agreed ATbi-
traton. All losses cHshod within ninety days that
occur under Policies paid yearly i'll advance.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
H. X Hart. u man Trunbull, Roberi Smith,
Samuel Wade, Elias IIibbard, Timothy Turner
J.W. Schwepple, d. /. Gilman, IL W i3illings
Benz =. Long. L-KellenIerger, Henry Lea
T. 4. Holman, John Atwood, MIG Atwood
0FRIC GERS
NJ. G. ATWOOD. President.
L KELLENBERGER, Treasurer and SpecinI Agent
JOHN ATWOOD. Secretary
John Blaisde Gel. Ag't, J. E. Howard Asst Gen Of
>S-Local Agents at every county town In the State
BIssELL & HEATH, Agents, Joliet,
Sept. I, 1861. 40
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RSSTTNV SS1S
HS@1SES "a
SiSNNZ2zle
FOR CATTLE AN
HORSES.

UNHlS Is truly Great Remedy. Half % cent bot
l. tie Of slOan's Instant Relief given in a pint Of
warm water seldom fails to = horse Of Collie IN
lew minutes IL extreme cases repeat the dose In Is
niDuets.
For Bruises, Strains, spralns and many other injur
les on Horses. Cattle and other animals. slOsns In
staut Relief speedily effects a cure. Many persons
have been as;chshed to witness the rapid ELECTED
by the use Of this wanderful medicine.
AS-Get Circulars Of Agents.
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c A LIN
City Expess Wagon

ID UNS TO all trains arriving at and departing from
HI the city. Baggage taken to and from the Depots
and packages delivered in all parts of the and vi
cinity. Orders left the Post Office News Depot will
be promptly attended to. Charges moderate.
Jan 9TH, 1862. HUGH CARLIN
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For Sale on Rent,

A Honse and Lot on Richard St, Also two Io,,
n for Eaia looation GOOD. Terms rearoo.hle
Apply 70 a WILLIAMS, Agt
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no TIE PUBLIC.

FTNHE Largest and best ssorted STICK Of Hardware
i at the LOWEST PRICES, can be found at the
Store of
STRONG 4 BROOKE
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WERE NEVER EQUALLEn.
BARNUM'S SELF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, $3.50.

We attend to the Repairing Of all kinds Cf Machines
Prices of Machines. with Ilcmmer. Teller. Gauge
Oil Can extra needles, full Directions &c. from SO
to $40.
Terms to Agents. descriptive Circulars AMI speci-
mems of work sent free by mail receipt of stamps
had of
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q N L I'll HIN NEW

Patent Spring BedsteadS.
NE subscriber has just received large lot Of thoss
popular Beistesds. They combine more of luxury
economy aud utility, dare assert than aV
otier article OF furnature in market IL In u
with surprising allows and perfect yeutils
non and Is acknOw lodged to be chea better than
feathers or any other good bed All invited to call
andeHAnIine, as charge nothing for showing soods
EUGENE DAILY.
Exchange st, between Canal and River Bridge
Joliet. Jan. 20, 1857 -
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Money 10 Loan

A item per cent interest, good Real Estate secu
n Hiy. Farming property Is preferred enquire OF
FEB IL. 1858 VI. HaW I'm
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County Court OF win County,

RS-Anv persons wishing to obtain one of these
Machines be supplied by c. & c. FARLEY
june l. 1858. lu5l-lI Joliet.
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Toilet Turning shop.
IihE SUBSCRIBER would announce to Cabinet Ma
kers, stair Builders and others in want of Turning
that he is carrying on the ~
Turning Business
in all its various branches Mt Kings Ship aud sasb
Factory near the Upper Bridge. by strict attention 10
ouslness e hopes to receive share public patronage
Joliet. Dec. To- u26 LANES RnyNE
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| rcptenlber TERM 1Nt3
William W. Stevens, Administrator of the Estate Of
Oscar L. HawlCy, deceased.
VS..
Eliza L. Hawley. widow. and Athea II. Stevens late
Althea II. Ilaw!ey, and William W. Stevens husband
of said Althea H. Stevens, Martin j. Hapley Alice C.
aWley and Antonio Hawey heirs at law of said
| L Hmm lnl.L.n. Il
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FARM For SALE
For SAL.

w IN Three miles Of the city Of Joliet. on Of
oHI the hnest farms in Will County. Containing
go acres Consisting OF about l7B acres az nrarie
.ne Gei 4; timer Ia, d. Said farm is we'll waered
OF part will be sold as might snit A. hIo saio'o
d+T%s Easy Enquire of Barber MacumbeT, in the
Joliet, March II, 1853
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FURNTTT7P-

stoc iIp os wishing to reduce his present
is decidedly the As goods very cheap.
LARGEST STOCK LNJOLIET. q
O FAS,
varying In price fran $i2 TO S2O.'
From 81 so to SIS, 1AD'
rrou CHAIRS,
ton. AL 0'her soods in Ike prosSf
AnAie invited to call and e1anip. ----3
Erebaao, ,,r,,, 1.,.. EUGENE DAILY.
Joliet, January -, 1851 -''1 @'''er 6TIdee;
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EERERE.-

Tur - - - ASkS u n ING
ST., W has received, and will kesn a, 49, =,
E,rnisb =, % OF Metallic Burial Cases which he nj
,Iit q. suoh as may want them. The estinstio, a.
sJ case are held for their beauty dUralilitx
i powers fully attest their vaIpe M N
10 Ii III oH LAD" 'ylss of Wood Collins spd attsnS
tAs undertaken, in city or rour
80" ,eOn hand.
T. DAILY, E1chage at Joli,,
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For the Hail.

Condrsy oIea Gs Marrow, from Lubin Violet ,,,,
saVages UTsina or NM n.
BsrTys Tryso near OH Lyons Wrebts0 sIini ar
rlon Bazinis PhilacoI Crystsii 1Ioss Boges IIyfe
etc. "'0, hooa Hair Restoasti,.
SEPT Q J. II. BROSYNs
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-01
FUR the Standard. "
WHAT TWO BRIGxDIERS SAT- About NORTH
CAROLINA ~ ~ II .Ss :

WHAT TWO BRIGxDIERs SAY ABOUT MONTH
CAROLINA. ~ ~ 81 .sss
The character of witness must be kaowp pog9er TIA.
bis testimony may have due weight therefore, brief
sketch Of the;e deponents iS.PropeE
Rrigadier No. !. lisa Earsias By birth and edueAtion
civil lie man whom thpeople delight to honor
Emerging rom the walks Ut sy life the present war has
called bin to the profession for which his versa
ity Of talent admirably fits him, - be has already made
ated the enemy more than one bloody field, and no
doubt greater trumphs yet swat him Hs has command.
ed troops from States Of the Confderscy-and this
Is what he says about the North Carolina soldiers 1nt
soldiers he k0s Commanded"
Brgadier No. g. is a. imported sstcls tom = Ny Mary
!snd He has no claims to.the reputation OF scnosar
is reported that he had very og'oroas career in Aexo
a. subaltcrn in the United States Army. With the
astion stars around his venerable neck and vain dis
play ofiecs bedenng hs aEsd f.ma be shakes his hoay
tons which Mr. Davis bsss6ws aP6h his pets bidding all
who approach him. stsnd inaws a5upterq THIS hero{!
has not seen the enemy yet save on late oceasion
when the superior feene Of bis steed saved him from
adler pleasure trpl People that be will
take the field, because he has svorte commiud in
the shape Of horde of Sneakng detectvesmpOrted row
dies and Plug.Usie *ho are stencil in the no.trils
Of all yruOus people, in the capitol Of the Southern Con-
fedeacy The testimony Of this sansst plug" respect
ing North Caronians brief liz says: they all
nest ofd-d traitors" -
Who is the true witnsssl The hero of many
route in the deadly srife or the dspper old Brgader
who has not smsed blood 10 the war; aud through guo-
rance If the noble people he malgus-bears ls witness!
We give 90 names suffice II 70 say our brave trops
very certain decent North Carolina soldier would will.
ingiy serve under Brigadier No Q. <~*
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From the Charleston Courier
Astounding Revelation...Repudi

1t is with pain and modification that we record
the dishonoring fact that the escutcheon of our
young Confederacy, struggling through war Of
unparalleled magnitude and ferocity, for admission
into the family of nations, is already stained with
breach of faith and parta! reputation. In order
to obtain the means and snews of war, the Confed.
crate Government issueda currency, by law. and
on its face, fundable in eight per cent stocks or
bonds o. the Confederate States at the option of the
holder, without limitation of time. In faith of this
fundabity these notes obtained wide circulation.
In fragrant breach of the public faith the Secretary
OF the Treasury recommends the Confederate Con.
gress enacts, and the President of the Confeeraey
approves law, limiting the fundabilitY Of these
notes, in Confederate eight per cents, to The 22d
April last and even limiting their fundabiIity IN
Confederate seven per cents, to the LIST August
next This is plain breach Of plighted faith, q
violation Of the sacred obligation Of the contract,
ana downright reputation, to limited extent
Again, the Confederate Government issues another
currency fundabie by law, and on ts face in stocks
and bonds Of the Confederate States, at TINA when
there were none but Confederate eight Dor cent.
stocks and bonds in existence In nth oil lbs fun
liability IN such stocks and bonds, that CURRENCY
also obtained wide circulation, supplying lsrrely
the Golfers Of the Oonfederacy. But the Gonfed.
crate Government in violation Of pghted faith, and
nmindul Of the obligation Of the contract refused
70 receive this currency for Confederate eight per
cents. That they were bound 20 do 80. Il, both
honor and good faith, is plain and palpabe. M thu
Government has right to deny the fnpdabilitt of
TINS class Of notes in eight per cents It NAV feduce
its fundabtlity to any assignable per csntaee and
whitte Il down to the small end II nothine-s ~
ductio dd a5surdsm. s. sa'-91.; s." =.
This iaithless freak of nancethe Secretarv ofthe
treasury attempted tojustify On two grounds, viz :
lst The financial necessity Of the case ~ , :
| Cd- Nv arAio~s, "a <I,.6 7.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAR0LINA, FRANK.
= lin County Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions June
Term, 1885, VIZ. 3. kMa Administrator, %. Heirs at
law Of p. petition for aeceuntand
4ssppssrag 10 me ,stissiuu Of the eesri .has John
Hunt and Emily hh wife Pope and Marian, bis vita
Samuel 1snsta asd n. 3. fussta defendants in this
cause, reside beyond the limits Of IL is therefore.
on motion ordered by the Court that I'D versement b
notifying the said defendants Of the Sling Of this petition,
and that uness they appear ct the na1 term this Court
and answer the peoa the same will Be taken pro
fssso and heard % partS "a to them. "A copy
Tests. =. q hObFVN, o O. q.
June 90, 1868 (pr. I'd. $io.) 1f-wet. 4
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
n DESIRE To SELL MY PLANTATION, SITUAT

two miles east Of McLeansrille Station, aud ten pa
east Of Greensboro The tract contains about 2Ss
The land is well suited TO the production of corn wheat
oats and tobacco and in good state Of Improvements
About one third Of the tract i cleared and under good
fences and fenced off separate parts and the balance
in the native forest very large and splendid meadow
first rate condition. In addition comfortable dwell
ing and oil necessary outhons there are two other good
houses that could easily be moved. small selected Or
chard the tract is well watared -
will sell the stock and crop, if bought soon, and give
immediate possession. -
For any further information in reference to the place.
apply to A. Boon, Greensboro or E. L. Smith, Gibson
vile, Guilford County. q.
wish It distinctly understood that will take Cond
crate money for this plantation and will sell on reasonable
terms. ~ GEORGE ROE
G. A. BOON, Agent
e June e. 1861 sgg-- - ,.s-e-s4-, 2AWH
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june 70. 1853. lpr. adv slo ID lands, ~ 2. 9:

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA. CBiTHAN
- County Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nav
Term, 1865: OssD HENRERsoN, Admir-, o. FRAsK1y
Cook and Others Petition to sell real estate.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
and Henry Cook, nonresdents of this STATE II
therefore ordered and decreed that MAJ
in the 2alegh Standard, notflng ahs ~
the filing of this petition and that unless they appear
the next term Of this Court to be held at the Courhous
in Peterborough on the I'd Monday in August next and
answer the petition or the same will be taken pro cnss
aud heard &c parts as to ttem.s
Witness, r. c. Cotton Clerk of said Court at office in
Peterborough, the I'd Monday in May, 1868.
R. c. COTTON, c. c. c.
June Nv, 1853 27--w6tpd.
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DIE D..

On Friday the eth inst in her sst year. Mrs ,,,,
cn ga, widow late Judge Henry Seaweli
ne Church and bore with entre res;anston
aes ioag and painful illness Her afflicted fsmiiv and
friends have every IN her DEAN And h
nese that with her .to die is gain. !. 'iCoa
LON. 4osRlsa at Wilmington; n @, on sod inst, Mr.
was q member OF Co. H. s!st N. G. Regiment s'"e'1
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Fayetfevills m.r,@-.

buttsra ~ y &. lard I'll beef 50 cts vsd., seos'
m. lots 1sssns1 % I'll So tsts
dried 81 ssstG ps; yss q Sa NJ
e4s[ss. ossood IS perm . a. ~ eggs IS Pc
50; oats IS; ps sss COW q 81 Ss..ss
7s dr 50; iron, svedes 7s lsa ~ TO Ss hides
on ipa oo LIQUORS corn whskey SO to ~ PEI
O. oGPs ssS ~ sea sss &
6 ' !sssa T. g. ,ass,
s TX 90 to ~ per bushe SOAP family b.. 70 az =. retail
sa peaane 20 gallon; tallow Is To- 0G; spnt,
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sNoRTH.CAR6LiNA, GRANVILLE COUNTY
~ Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Term
1888 JAAes " LYON, Admir-. Of EI1zABEra Lyon, decd
Petition 70 make real estate assetts, &c.
to the satisfaction of the Court that John
one OF the parties in this cause resides beyond
the limits Of this States It is thereforeen notion order
ed by the Court that be made for six weeks
in the Raleigh Standard notifying the said
John NJ Lyon of the filing of this petition and that unless
10 appears at the next term Of this Court and answer h
petition the same will be taken pro eonesso and heard
Witness Augustine Laldis Clerk of said Court st.
fee, the FIRST Monday Of May, 1858. '' ~ VI
- 80 - >. Z. E s5'-. a. Lands. O. G. g.
June 30, 1868. = (pr adv Sl0l o7 y " ~
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SHAD AND ii ROE AID CUT
~ HerrioQs, ia Kegs end barrels; Sha IN halt three
quarter and whole sized harfss an put up 10 elegant
RoxabsI, Bsrtis County, n. Q. .25Sti 3.
June IS, 1855. e. ~ .:3. ssAx4t :
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For the Standard.

Ns sRo1Dus:-in looking over your lsst paper, mo-
which you sernes besough ne 70 fairin
70 rsnka feod til cAase fas Hhflh they have been
g get Others ato D 60 ON until you get
uit ~ shit know thsm." They Wop& certainly make
good sodess Only hear Of them representing the
war men with aar Of DEATH telling his ck he had rather
have his BODY pierced with ten thousand darts than SUBJ
NIT to abjugason Now j. the time to come up to the
help OF Davis against the mighty fear they will not
come 3herefre to him that knoweth to do good and
doefh it not to him it 10 sin The people will remember
the varpreaehsrs and the true Gospel peace Minister'S
Bes:ed are the peace makers, for they shall be called
the children Of God" NONCONSCKlPT.