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FROM NEW. HAMPSHIRE.
Results of the Election
Yesterday.
NO GOVERNOR ELECTED BY
THE PEOPLE.
HANDSOME REPUBLICAN VICTORY.

CoscoHD, N. A., March 10.-The canvass
In this State has been one Of extraordinary
excitement. The vote to-day is Compare.
lively one Of the largest ever thrown for GOV.
crnor. The Republicans supported Jas. E.
Gilmore, the Democrats I'm Eastman, and the
Union OR War Democrats Col. Walter Harri-
man. The returns for Governor from sixty
seven towns give Gilmore 10,490, Eastman
1l,246, Hartman 1,68.
LATER.
CoScoRD, NJ. H., fiarch 10-11:30 p. n
Returns from about -two thirds Of the State
indicate that the Legislature will be largely
Republican; that there has been no choice Of
Governor By the people; and TINT the three
Republican members of Congress hayc been
elected, although there 10 some doubt about
the erst. O1e hundred towns foot up Gil.
more, Is, 6i9; Eastman, 1900; Harrlma n,
1850.
The leading candidates III the election were
Us follows:
Il Il. Com'r.. David q. Buffum.
Members Eel !e F1stHn, %6;as, sd Rsnie1 4 Hafsy
Congress :. J.N. Patterson. Vim. Burns.
@Mcmbcr Of the list House.
Col. Waller Earri1nan, a war Democrat,
HOW confronting the rebels In Virginia vas
supported for Governor by some voters o1
like faith.
Tho vote for Governor last year stood:
Berry, Rep. .3a ,15o Stark, Dem, o 5555f
Wheeler Union Dem. and Scattering. i, I'll
Berry over all others, $50.
There was Republican plurality in each o1
the five Councillor Districts md in nine Of the
twelve Senator Districts.
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TORONTO, March 7.-Thcre have been q
number Of arrivals from the States, Of parties
escaping the expect cd CONSUMPTION. Twenty
or thirty arrived IN Toronto yesterday.
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TsIuabfe Central Chicago Pfoptrty,


An inside central 70 exchange for coua-
trT seaf ID vicinity Of Chicago OF Now York worth
III .oo0 TO slu.0qe- Apply to THoS. B. DRTAN,
KE6 Estate Attorney. mill. a9Sl-St
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CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
week ending March Z, 1868:
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~Tffs docs not include the shipments over the
Michigan Central Railroad
The following table shows the receipts
Of flour, grain, live stock, &c, since Janu-
.,ry 1st to date, for three years:
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BANGOR, Me-, March 1o.-The town elec~
tions IN this State. rs far as heard from, result
90 Union aud 81 Democratic,
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Fer .EcH."s Private EMrS.
NEW ToRK, March 10.-A letter Wis sent
hence to the President on Saturday, from re-
srmnsiblc parties, requesting him to grant
tllcn. letters Of n1arque. II granted, q first
class prfvatcer will soon be of for Nassau.
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The vVnr in North Carolina.

1hc WAR In N0F1h l0Fot1nN.
FoRT MONROE, March 9.-Capt- Murdock
ali one n ~ 1 ToR3are bpu be
left Inst Friday.
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throughout
~ illinois to ke11 by srbscriptfoo

1.-THE History Of the Southern Rebellion
Steel enETavinsa 1nd me wood cuts, from original
drawings By Hamilton and Others. and executed In
SAsrSL sAErArs. Eeq., Of Phnadelphta.
Exclusive territory 2treu. Vol now rea3r.
vols: I'D agent: are eetine from three to twenty
soe::t!e:?5 ref Day: 1hree peE day i tho LOWEST
Iou price S250 per voiuEe. Address c. F. VENT l.
Co. 6 West 9Th St, Ciccinnstf. o. mill -116t-3t
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ALLOTlfENTS.-The 'allotments
II Of the I'D Regiment, Illinois roluoseess 9lsi M
Roxrd nf Trsdel to October 31st @ are ftcei1ea Ana
Nill be paid out at tic Supervisor koon " h1e
ooo7o' -" 3, Z. CELVEk
mh1e ssqpx CARFQ2k u. WGf fVaa G08+
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Ql)ifago Urlb1111e.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH H. 1863,
THE NEWS,

NE4 VS.
From our several centres Of military in
terest comes up yesterdays announcements
Df perfect quiet reigning throughout, Moth
ing new in Vicksburg; everything in statu
quo in Virginia, North Carolina, Louisiana
nnd Tennessee.
The news from Utah, three days later
Than our special dispatches Of the 9th
inst, fully sustains the prospect fore
shadowed at that time. 4 collision secms
Imminent II it comes the many-wived
Saints will be wiped out. Mark that.
We give an order Issued By Gen. Banks
for the benefit Of spooney Lieutenant,
but applicable to all the tribe Of sinks that
cannot too soon slough away from our no.
BILE army Of the Union. We hope yet to
see some of these poltroons that dare utter
Such treason to the Government, hung or
shot. Their lives should be the penalty
Tor lisloyalty in the face Of the enemy.
True to his antcccdents always noble
and patriotic, Gov. Morton has despatched
The State Agent Of Indiana TO care for the
anents that suffered so severely in the re.
GENT affair near franklin.
The result Of the first Of the State Elec.
lions tor 1868 is elsewhere noted, which
gives thorough Republican victory il
New Hampshire.
We give the details Of the gallan'
achievement Of the Montauk, in the des
aruction Of the rebel prigateer Nashville
. sore blow to the navy Of the rebels
We scarcely believe the report Of ou
Special dispatch, that Gen Grant sent
steamer express from Young's Point TO OF
der the ex-sIajor Charles H. Willard ou
of Memphis, That would be like procur
ing double gross Of 6ne-tooth combs t
get nd Of a nit.
The latest from the rebel pirates declare
The Florida ashore and the Alabama wit
more tenders than she cares for, in th
shape Of four United States cruisers. II
hope it may be 50.
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The Ge1lcn Fleece:
NEW YoA6, March 1o.-Gold closed tonight
Mt 5Sa5StL
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THE RESULT IN NEW HANTP-
SHIREA

The weigl-master watches the slight !
movements Of his scale beam, where q |
hairs breadth means q great deal, and
email weight responds to more ponder !
GUS bulk below. New Hampshire is not a |
large State, bat the loyal North was in some |
degree weighed in her election yesterday.
4 Governor, Railroad Commissioner, three !
members Of Congress, State Council, Legis- |
1aturc and township officers were to be |
chosen.
1t was the first Of tue State elections for |
1863 There were three parties in the field. |
though one Of them, the Union party, had |
no distinct organization, except that they
held a Convention and nominated Col.
Walter Hartman, commander Of the 18th
n. Il. regiment, as their candidate for Gov
ernor: The chief contest was between the
Republicans whose banner bore untlinch-
ing loyalty 10 the Government and unwae
ering support Of the Administration in this
war. The Democratic party were led By
apostate SOUS Of the Old Granite State that
were always among the neancst minions
Of the Slave Power. These wretchcs grew
daring in their infamy, IS the heat Of the
canvass melted their guards, and speakers
and presses came out openly to avow that
If the Democracy is restored to power the
rar won]d be stopped, aboIitionism put
down, alias, slavery put up, and the public
debt repudiatcd. The position Of the
Union party did not differ essentially from
that CT the Republican party. Local cir
rumstances had more to do in giving rise
to Ills party than natiaaal questions,
Thus the whole voting population Of
New Hampshire, in the field was called
out yesterday, and the result is splendid
Union triumph. From there being three
candidates in the field the result is not
uncxpscted which throws the election Of a
Governor mic Republican Legislature,
which will make is choice between the
Two candidates having the highest numoe'
ofyotcs. The election of GOV. Gilmore i
certain. Thisres will strike dismay into
the ranks Of the CoppeEheads. They have
staked largely on New Hampshire. They
have sent their best men thither on stump.
ing tours. Even Richardson Of our Own
State, with the fresh rank odor Of Illinois
Eopperheadism c1inging to him, went UP
10 help throttle Unionism in New Hamp.
shire The cause Of the Union triumphed
molly among tile g1anite bills yesterday,
Let Union men takc courage.
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POY WANTED.-A smart, ac-
IL tive boy about II yeats Of age. Must be good
rerman and reside xl:h his parents! Apply At Room
So.s. NeGor7nlcks building. to day. ("edaesday3
n.t5l.as91lt
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FRESCO PAINTER.-G. II.
= ApIN:1oa Randolph street. Freseo Pa!ateE. pays
fasscuias attention TO the dct1@rStun 0: pn5;i b3li
tnts and private dwellings, Walls catctnIned with deli
cate and pern tats In the Moss artistic 1nau3eF
At moderate prices, tnatI-3t
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GEED WHEAT! SEED WHEAT!
tM,-Choiee lows and Wisconsin Club; also '*Go1.ca
stFST Wheat for Seed. for sale In Quantities to @t
atISsoulh Matc1 street. By WEBSTER BAXTER.
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TO RENT.-First~class Brick Re-
- sidence On North Side on Rush atseet, with yard.
shade trees and ~ modssn inpsovements. Caa ne
McCormicks Reaper nn!ce, to ". mo: HANSA. o.
to WM. S. MCCORMICK. nt& asi.8tuet
POARDING-With large front
II parlor and bedroom, can be had 1t IS Iaxs
street. Also. few day boarde7s can be aecommo-
dated uQt1a1Gs.$t
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i HOU6E.-Good board and pleasant zoocas, and
1t ss2 South Clark street. corner Of HasEtson Only
ten minutes walk rom tho Court House. Also fe1
| teEus, pas t8is IN
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FOR TRADE-A tip-top young
u Horse either for good gold watch Or diamonds,
NIL give d hret rats trade TO any party waiting
lotec cheap. Address Post oGce Boz A3s.
~
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EOR SALE CHEAP-A forty
foot lot and comfortable dwelling louse on VA
bash aytnuc. No. 10. between Peck and Eldriage
Courts, trnntlnE West. Lot full deest Appy 10 T.
WOODBRIDGE SMITH. u Methodist Church BLOCK.
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- household furniture OF family residing On the
North Sfde. about to remove tf1 Ehe East
WILL RE SOLD ST PRIVATE SALE.
Persons desiring to purchase learn particulars By
undressing - K "" Post Office Boz 1871. Chicago
desirable house may be rented WITH the s4le Is the
furniture mill ALL 1tacs
, 1863-03-11

TOR SALE-The Stock and Fix
l. lures Of Retail Gfuetry Store In good location
Together with Horse and Wagon Apply at 13 West
Madison street. lnfll1-a919-St
TOR SALE. Vessel
l. Meu-Ne are ofFeri 6 for sale. for q few days.
several Tcssels, the owner Of Which designs retiring
from business. MAG1l!. d LATHAM.
0:lce Southeast corner Wells street bridge
rnh1f hQ5-,tw
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enemy from our soil In this spirit Gov. Vance re-
commended to- tho Legislature to raise troops for
State defence to ctauxiliary to and in concert with
the Confederate government in expehing the foe
from our State, and relieve our people. bill Was
introduced and passed one branch of the Legislature
to raise ZEN regiments for local defence, and was
pending, kbelieve, at the timethe enemy attempted
to advance from Newbern, but the prompt manner
in which the President, at that time, forwarded
troops to the Scene of action and defeated the
my at Kipstoh and Goldsboro, and the great diff:
Guilty Of getting them raised and organized in time
for operation this winter, induced many of the
friends of the measure to abandon it. and the Senate
rejected the bill. risk nothing in venturing the
opinion that the action Of the Legislature was not
based upon any hostility to the Confederate govern
nent, or from any disposition to oppose. or embar-
rass the administration of President Datis.
have, Mr.. Speaker, felt it my duty to say this
much in defence of the character OF my State, and
in acting the organ of my delegation in present
ing :hese resolutions, wish it distinctly to be
derstood in the remarks which have made, and in
the opinions have expressed, that no one of my
colleagues is in any way responsible Ihave made
them upon my individual and representative re-
-sponsibility, alone. And must be permitted to
thank the House for its indulgence III permitting
me to offer the resolutions out of their order, and
for their attention and courtesy in listening to my
remarks:
In conclusion, will say, in behalf of my State,
to her sister States that she has taken her position
among them in good faith, and in the language Of
Affection that she will not leave thee for whittier
thou goest, she will go, and where thou lodgest,
thy Gai her God.
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IMPORTANT TO cONsCRIPTs AND
DESERTERS.

HAVING BEEN DETAILED ON .RECRUITIyG
service notice is hereby given that all persons liable
and joining any company that they may choose the con-.
script hw having been partially suspended for that DUR
pose Bounty allowed and every other privilege granted
- am also authorized to extend fell nasd.- 4. 4.
serters OF absentees without leave il te
Immediately Now is the time volunteer tv defence
of your own State. will be al Raleigh every Wednes.
day. and at Holly Springs every Saturday; and Nsz
Hill every Monday, during the next three weeks.
]. W. BOILING, lst Lieut. and
Recruiting officer, company Ali reg N. e. Cavalry.
February TO- 1868. l3-w&sw6tpd
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POCKET BOOK LOST.
JAMS 1888.

II osF OR STOL& FROM NE ON THE RA L. Essl
pocket book contnng about $40 in cash, one Sly do1
Bin Confederate money, aud 81 Bank Of Cape Fe1' Des
other bills Also note given by Jno- HeAasps'
sa45 payable to Wiley 1hley also no:s gwen o ysa
note given by TAok j. Riley for $40 and ssvessi p
notes al made payable to myself with accounts
sindry persons, md number of receipts paf ey
Dsnne sheriff ss 70 ~. sso discharge 9
service and government contract for making snos
the pocket book fbrswarn al persons from ssao''s
the above notes. II
its contents to me- or $2s s the pocket bOok and
or liberal reward for any information leading TO ns
covery of the same n. -
sur;hsr n Sosth Lowell, Orange, NC. :.
Orange c.. Feb. 10. 1865 ls-w&sNaVs
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p COTTON FACToRf FOR sA1r

THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE MN,
LOTION Factory, in Alamauee County s ihtl
narieen miles south of Graham The machinery S.ua
order and runs eighteen looms, and eight spnuns
hands, f"n' Win tull supply 4
For iur,her Information, apply to the subscribe, II
hFer L. D., Alamance, North Carolina ID"
Feb n ,ss. sWEPsON 4 McADEy
~ Rchmond r~: lS-v &sw3mm
copy to amount Of SO each, A''" o'n''''u 'lonaGS
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. HIpEsls HIDES I!

NJoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNn =.
II signed receixisg hides at their yara
estville to be tanned the following terms ~ s,s
Sole Leather, so cents per pound DRESSED Le''0E'
per pound. p...s. ssore j
Hides labeled and deposited atJ ". kogets su
Raeigh will be taken the yard. tanned ahu = ~
the City free 1T charge Nr transportation asau
Address J. p. FORT F. d. PukEfVi,c
,ess s-w&swD5dp
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TUNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN THE H
II TEL east Of and the Market Square, and lael
occupied by Mr. I'D. Pullen and known as the Play
TER'S HOTEL" would respectfully inform their friend
and the public generally that NO pains expense will
biz; and our table will at all times be furnished With. h
bss variety The market and surrounding country afford
- ~Ai --t A. J. PARTIN
w.. +. Balm.
.Raleiph n e. EAh IL. 1895 B-w&swSt.
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w. r. RICHARDSON 4 CO.
fCCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION Mrn.

W.R. RICHARDSON H. IN
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION Mppcr,
20. Raleigh, N. C.
lorFics ON FAYErrEvILLx srRrs,1
"iLL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTESrrov .
Bank and other stocks collection of drst,a
ness connected with the different departments Of az
Bank notes of all Southern States bou,b. and -,
o; G. Parsley, Wilmington
W: A. Wright. do.
John D Williams, Fayetteville.
". G.: Broadf,ot, do.
J.. J: Backwood Charlotte
W. 4. Lame. Wayne County.
John D: Whiiford Craven Gonntv
Hon. Thomas Rufin, AIamance Conntv
hon Hon. w. n Edwards, Warren County.
H'4 " r. CIV ". Courts, Rockingham County.
And citizens q Raleigh, generally.
january ID, 1868.
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LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

s1OR ACRES OF LAND IN FRANKLIN cOUE.
SO9J 'ty, N. c., near Cedar Rock, on the road lead.
ing from Castaa ab0ut half mile from the former and
three miles from. the latter place. About 80
cleared land mist of which has been cleared this
the balance is original woods and we'll nbered. The i'm
provements consist of dwelling with rooms and necs
sary outbuildngs Belford Academy is about half Mill
at which good school is kept.
For further information, address,
J. W. JACKSON,
.Castaia, NC
Dee. 81, 1852, 1-w&swl7tpd.
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FOX SALE.

FOX SALE.
.ANE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST TANNEflE|
YIN the MISUNDERSTANDING Of 81 Watts. Ll1es
Pools and Bates-a twenty five horse power astashea
good Corn Mill-all under new and we'll framed hOus
and within one hundred yards Of the Depot on the N0S
CAIN RUFFIN,
Hilsboro', n. G.
Feb 10, 1858. l3-wswl7tpd
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.

ONE HUNDRED DoLLARS ROUNT1.
aviNe,. RrEN DEPAII.ED BY MAI. GEN. G.. W:
SMITH 10 recruit 10 Wake County, am authorized
sx modified Is h 70 allow s any
.S. ,ah bs eaoseript camps You can join your
ng dnr III ressre the and State bounty
other ,Juateera You called upon to defend the soil
ofvnpr avn State Gen Smith has caused free pardon,
except foru,e of pay. be granted all who illegally
absent nd win voluntarily return BY the 10th of month
Otherw the law will be enforced with the utmost severity
Company report their to at Evans old stand
- JAS. b. NEWSOM, Lieut.
Co u, l7tA Regiment N. G. Z. :
Feb. 9, 1863: 42-v&sMsy.
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LAND FOR&AkE.

IN HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOI1 SALE Fl'I'
hundred acres Of land in Wake County, thu waienI
of Neuse River adjoining Geo. W. M"rdecss Fish Da
tract and Immediately opposite the tract secsniy sold
Co, Russ. Terms accommodating.
For further particulars address either Of the uoc'
signed at Tally Hol p. o, Granville Co.. n e..,,,
JAMES A. RUSSELL
=. s.. ROB. l.. HEFLK
Feb. 10, 1858. Is. -w4sWih
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WANTED, Il,
vUyHREE WASHER WOMEN ANp ONE COE CUE. g. a.
i Fair Grounds Hospital, Raleigh. Gaod
rations given Apply to nvp u.vwnon
:, Surgeon
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1863. g-w&sSos
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FoR s.,n-

a DESIRABLE house AND LOT CAN RI Dr.,
chased ON early appl cation to u.s. The LOT sa rtE
oar acres with an excellent spring near at hand 'H"a
containing $50 acres, with The necessary budiuas 'a
Greensborough, n c.. Jan. 70, 1868. 5Nxtsssli'
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FOR SALE.
CAROLINA PER CENT BONDS.
| e a
VI. R. RICHARDSON L co.
Raleigh, ,Jan- 50. 1883. .f0-w&swif.
n 0TIEE

Office.
n HAVE ABOUT 5000 ACRES MORE IN DIFFER.
u EMIT TRACES, in the county Of Moore-Farming
Mineral and Tarpentine andwhch viii eel on aSsra
terms. JOHN AVnaoONS::
Carthage, New. "a. 1854 ss-~&s"tt
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OAK CITY HOUSE,
RALEIGH, N. g. i
now OPEN FOR THE REcEpr,o.
OF vIsIrOks.
BAR WELL SUPPLIED WITH supER1op ,,o
4 3 AKDE Z STOCKED ''a|
WITH THE BEST THAT THE MARKET AFPopD.
Raleigh, Dec. 2, 1862. s7-,s,N
LU.XU MBERG.

LUX U NIB ERG.
TH r T. l:EING MORE LAND IN NJ
Il tract than need would sell part say ias, lHl
OF the LUXUMBERG NRSERY fBACr or 1EE'dIe ~
about one-third being woodland, and within one MIL
town OF Greensbor0ugh, NC. e OF
rms very valuable tract Of land has on it one of
BEST ORCHARDS
in the State. containing some ten thousand
FRUIT BEARING TREETS.
Of the different varieties-choce and select f,n;,,
Apriects, Pears, Nectaripes, Plums, Chez
s,,5.- ss-. A fine selection of
PEACHES, APPLES, &c.
n1s soms snd a soSd a.d
Greensboro; N. c., Jan. 8, 1868. s.Wks naN
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OH .Stau6ar1.
SPEECH nj. o. wApDELL, ESQ.

HOUSE, or CoxxoSs, Feb. 9, 1868. =
Hon. n @ Wadde1:, 20 - -, a.,
DEAR SIa:-We the undersigned members, would
be glad to have the speech delivered by you upon
the increase of soldiers pay published posi-
pare the same for publication in the North Carolina
Standard
With high respect We are your friends,
- =. A. C. COWLES,
VIM HORTON
. >: SANDERS NJ INGRAM,
D. N. YOUNG,
j. II. GENTRY.
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NOTICE.

REfNG DESIROUS TO SETTLE Un MY PRNEyp
business, wish all persons indebted to me ess br
pots or account to come forward and settle for The SAM
Also a persons having claims against me- to present ID
same for settlement. T. T. HARMS
Raleigh, Jan. d, 1868. 3-w&svd
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House OF Commons, Feb. 9, 1868.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Feb 8, 1868.
10 Nessrs H. C. Cosolss, Vim. Horton, Sanders NJ
Ingram, d. NJ Young, and j. u Gentry:
GEsgLEMEN:-I have received your note re-
qucsting ME to permit the remarks had the honor
Of submitting to the House on the proposition to
paw North. Carolina soldiers additional pay to the
amount received from the Confederate government,
and beg leave to state, that imperfect as Isha be able
tn present my remarks to the Editor for publication,
Weld to your request, and will hand to the Editor
Of the Standard such manuscript as have, return
ing you my thanks for the very atterng notice you
have been pleased to take Of my effort on the occa'
sion referred to.
Ihave the honor to be yours,
Very respectfully,
M. @. WADDELL
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w. r. BASON, M. d.. Dentist

NJ D. PERSONS CALLING ON THE ABOVE Dr,
ring his Absence will be notified of his return i,
leaving names with Dr. Perry or by addressing bin
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1858. 1a-wk,vt
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VAHOAD1E HILLS FUR SALE.
OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION. 2 Muw
west Of Carthage, Moore County, containing $50 aera
will receive in payment State bonds Confederate mog
or likely negroes. JOHN MORRISON
November IA, 1862. 99-wGsrtf
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life Of usefulness and happiness and his face radiant
with smiles reflected from the bosom Of inhocency
itself A volua:eei-i la mis- conntry's cause be goes
to the battlefield. Obi how it tears his poor
mothers heart to witness the sacrifice. The last
moment for his departure comes. She hears tke
tramp Of his companions 10 arms. She sees the
rude tent in which he is to bivouack. The soft,
warm clothing which wealth and luxury hadtnfown
around his person is exchanged for the rough dress
Of the soldier. The downy pillow. which had rested
his precious head is exchanged for pallet of straw
and the half worn ragged blanket is to cover limbs
which were once enveloped in furs. But he goes
he meets the foe-he hears the shouts Of the Gem
batants--the clash Of arms is on on every side
the lcaden messenger Of death is hurled against
his tender limbs and he falls. His life blood lets
from every wound and puddles on the ground, rude
soldiers stride across him in their eagerness to meet
the foe, no friend is there 10 wipe the deathsweat
from his brow, omother there to soohe the darling
of her soul, and the youth of but eighteen walks
through "the dark valley Of the shadow of death
alone-alonei did say, Sirf He not Alone The
Son of God has long sgo lighted up that dark yalley
with Heavens brightest rays reflected from ofbs Of
glorious light which hang around the jaspered wallis
Of that Celestial City, which knows no night He
is gone "not like the evening star, which goes down
iIto the gloom of night but like the morning star
which melts away into the light Of Heaven"
Take the man gilmore mature years who has gone
into this war. His hardy frame all his lislong has
been subjected to toll He leaves his little family
abandons all his business and induces his wlb and
children to rest upon the hope and beief that biz
own fortitude and skill will sostsin him, aud III
patriotism Of those who sent him, will stand by
Them in the hour of trial, and Should he fall, tina
MS hereaved family will meet with sympathisini
haarts aud hhhsral purses-ths one to sooths, @'
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-02-25
PLANTERS HOTEL.

Dee. 80, 1862.