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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-10

De Lord he lubs de nIgger we'll,
He knows de niger by de smell.
And whilst de pitch holds out to burn,
De blacklist niger may return.
He knows deIe wants, and all OBJ dat,
He feeds dere souls on possum fat.
And when de nigger baby cry,
De Lord be gibs EN- possum pie.
When in de Tabernacle met,
Big niggcr by q white gal set.
And in de Beecher chapel, too,
De niger habe good front pew.
De Lord determined not to keep
In different pews de colored sheep:
But mix de various colors up,
Like rum and lasses in a cup.
Chicago Times.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-10

"WAR MAKES THIEVES AND PEACE HANGS
THEN. This old Scotch proverb explains
very clearly why the shoddy contractors, cot
ton spectators and srmy thieves geoera,iy
are so ready to call every man traitor VINO
spesks a word in behalf Of peace! II war
makes them thieves and peace hangs them'
IL is but natural that q II the thieves IN the
country should be more afraid Of peace than
of war. Few such men have the courage to
vote for Mr.. Vallandigham.-[ The Crisis.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-10
For the Bulletin.
To Miss Sue H**##*.

Obi lady fair! could but tell
Thee all this heart of mine,
Has felt since first 1 fondly met
That killing glance of thine.
know full well that words were weak,
To tell thee all feel
Or seek to Danish from my mind,
The thoughts that softly steal
Into each dream by day and night
Where e'er go or roam
So full of hope and visions bright;
am with thee at home
May choicest blessings sweetly fall
On face and form so fair
While it would be my dearest wish
To rest forever therei
C. P. v.
Jamestown Sep. 8, 1868.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-10

PARApIsE.-AD old colored man deliver
inc a sermon, made use of the following
beautiful illustra ton of the high state of en-
ioymeut of tbe good in the other world:
Dare my beloved bruddern' ye, git De
good roast goose, and dare ye git Go nice
roast possum-gravy all runnin down;
squash him between your teeth Where-
upon an old coon in the congregation, Jump +,
ed up, shook his head. sDd sung out 'whew!
whew, too good SO bress my Master; you
say dst sgin. Cato go wild you quick!
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-10

This war Democracy, talked about so
much are not fighting Democracy. They
stay at home and give it as their decided
opinion that other people ought to prosecute
the war vigorously.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-10
De Lord he lubs de nIgger we'll,
He knows de Niger by de smell.

jamestown Sep. 8, 1868.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
3 cites 23u ch.
(TrrNeurR.)


Ias IS dtcr Trint1rtaS rer tauptl1h Tide
GTrurr. Iubr &iuati Vert inpcm rr it niecsrljcE
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aperrrn.
9a, io8:e Maze. unO baum mSdbts is autt.
jroR Ft rie 6ram eon Gj6c itccr tis .Nitaii
ibrer lOdrr 'tm"s tritiarmt.r ausIiBt. lore =
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cur1 ?uts gercWbcn. sic tt nie tin,i,, lersu
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f,e auNt ibg feline Yisr s0edcn mcIr n.ber.
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MI tht ast> 5tdts nahrsntit. res pciB rca
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28

Srf l'et bemrrftc 0ate, pa6 2llwtne tIutete.
er Pr'n8 bItsi@nea oui nuO ifarste bic 2rtppe
tnau.
V'e'8 parauf 6uIdtc oniTrl6e gBeit, mcI6es
'"''r an N1be nnb jt;uSfi ,riibcrsceilt mar,
~'sssr aus rem 6auic binaus.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28

5n Ger @rce punfisn Esi6cn
%9utbt rcr Srrgmnun rns Wetaa =
unttr ictnrs bammcrF SiteGsn
&oHt her p1iec 2Sistctball.
S.i Orr Vsuttc mattcm 'Sh,ine
9ruIt or icricbruo pis Wsitelut.
2rndttt rmlig iu trNruuptu,
QHU rtt Aeer dui3ufnrcn.
9itism RIcihcur. hrrNrn Title
Stables nm tE bcrrlih Oiut:
"Nab Grmtc'rnnl rrr @iub!e =
Gncm 6rtWnr, trsu unr out"
linn mic rrrt ciu StInN ,ur Suite
S,HNtl eic m,tGl'uc Nusllc.
SbisBt elm tHost iur rctttcn Stune
Drrj an pcr3 gum n5rrunorebuutc!" !"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
Cities 0drinf.

ein &dmpf auf Sup uub Qcben.
s8at Rt oter insmiiten tsoebsn bottc ma
Wcilen mir irst brrthtrn.
emma mar NIT Dem Grpader b,r meuiocu
9'b'rIi9frtten tci6aft,aS, mrcte lie nod befo6,
Am nno"n Ncr9cn friN iclte oe,cacn ,pe,peu.
Der alte Ab0mne pur nah Der rcucn 9Grh,
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caRIn Su trjs9tn.
Stcuf;ttt tntte er nod onpsrr C3r;Gsits r,r
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leptSt Ea8c lci. sic r0cbtt an ibrsu Mann csr
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"'e PC lfeInmmtrtcn, 10 rutig, 10 tief Tricplih
uno tothelnocn Nngstts.
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Sseinsuusen.

Der ,&r;,isr" sfi6tnt icetu Srarotcne i'll So 90 in
tahllsrlir 8or1nsiabiual phtr lo@tS slkIta on ec
Trilcr GnHe;n III - Cts tti ejln,nIiatr Gm-
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ttrtn Stbcaet GtltlItaIaicisea fctea $I2 rtr }oar
tg olertcli ltrdcr SorluSiab;url.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28

The German ADVERTISER.
b. HAssFL, Editor and PROPRIETOR
l. puthsnci every Saturday, at IS 90 pc
Arnum, payable IN advance.
I"tmS Tor Advertisements reasonable
OEFICG: BRoAD STR, next to CIrY HALL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
Stnilltt0u.

(5iIr sen 9d8m. snniaer)
Gtncr 8rc,grSiM iH5 GEammbna5.
Seu y. 9 &urtht.
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per Gtnfrl Drs Q0oloes,

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e'riruItait.
G>pn Ir. q. 6cBlein.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13
OBITUARY NOTICES,

Died in Wake County, at the residence of Dr. Wesley
Heartshed, on the 18th u, ANDREW HEARTsFIKLD aged
years. one month and twentysix days. He
was born in Franklin County Oct 2lst 1865 under the
PROVISIONAL Government Of King George the Third lie
lived through the last years of British dominion over the
American Calonies and sixteen years old when the
last battle of the Revolution fought and yorktown
surrendered He the Colonies established as the Unit
ed States of America and their independence recognized
by the Powers of the earth He lived through the entire
period of that Governments exstencewtnessedI giant
strides to prosperity and grandeur and finally when The
bonds OF the Union became oppressive them dissolve
before the fire of Southern patriotism His last DAYS were
under the Confederate States for The establishment of
whose Independence he freely gave the blond of his second
and third generations, aud devouty prayed that he might
live TO his country free and peace restored once
But He who does all things WELL has taken the hoary
headed patriarch and father in Israel unto himself to
land where there is strife war; boodshed lie
lived to see the offspring of his fourth generation and his
posterty increase TO hundred His intellect
remarkable for vigor, sound Judgment and clear discr
mnaton even in his last days could scarcely perceive
any weakness He through character almost by ntu
tl0D and was rare thing for him to in his estimate
OF men. he noted for his pety and for more than
half century exemplary member of the Methodist
Church. Religion with him was sumethup to be acted
out, and most upright and Cody life did he lead The
man does not live who say that Andrew Heartseld
ever did him wrong Let his pOstery behold with love
and YeneratiOn the bright example of his fe for it is
light given to lead them in the ways of virtue and bol-
ness. Cox. #<#
Died. in Louisburg, n. c., on Tuesday morning, 8Oth
december 1877 o. Dpherla MATTE B. youngest daughter
of Dr. VIM N. and Z. Crenshaw, aged ~ years
Gentle loving and kind little Katie won all hearts,
Though with crushing weight this blow fallen and
fond parents and relatives the void which can
De nled still may KIND Providence give them resigns-
ton in knowing that He loved their pure hearted darling
and took their dear Katie to dwell with him in Heaven
In Statesville the 29ih day of December Mrs MAR.
TIA ANN RIcKERT, 1fe of S. j. Rickert and daughter
NJ r and Sarah Freeiand in the Gath year of her age
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13
Gov. sernour,, nres.are.

Gov. Seymour, Of New York, takes the strongest
tuition, and against unconstitutional arrests of cit
zens by Lincoln. He says consolidation must be
prevented and the sovereignties Of the States pre-
served. He says "those who hold that there is no
sanctity in the Constitution must admit that there
is no guilt in the rebellion" Lncon's violations of
the Constitution, he says, are "more dangerous to
our liberties than the rebellion itself"
He condemns the emancipation proclamation as
impoltic, unjust and unconstitutional. He says if
the South must be held under military subsection,
and the negroes be managed by the government,
the government will become military despotism.
He argues that the Union is indissoluble, and that
factions North and South must be put down and the
. Union restored on the basis Of the Constitution.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13
The Conservatives to be. D." Punished"


The Charlotte Bulletin, echoing the sentiments
of the Richmond Enquirer in relation to the ten
regiment bill before our Legislature, says:
"If they persist cauddly believe the President ought
send regiment to Raegh and arrest and punish every
man engaged in the damnable plot"
We have no idea the President will do any such
thing; but if he should, the people of Wake would
soon dispose of his regiment; and if the Editor of
the Bulletin should be able to his courage to
the point of coming with the regiment we would
not dignity him by using powder and ball upon his
carcase, but we would hang him to one of our lamp
posts
The same paper assais and misrepresents Mr.
Warren, of Beaufort, for some remarks made by
him in the Senate. We publish those remarks
written out by Mr. Warren himself, in the Standard
to day, from which the Bulletin will see that it has
done Mr.. W. gross injustice.
The Editor of the Bulletin belongs to that clas s
of public men who in concert with the abolition
ists destroyed the old government to crafty their
devlish passions and to increase their chances for
the spoils; and they would destroy the new gov
eminent in the same way and for the same cause,
if they had the power to do so. The only way to
deal with such characters is to crush them beneath
the iron heel of popular power. This has been done
in this State, and hence the desperate manner in
which they assal Conser valves both in and out of
the Legislature.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13

The war correspondent (P. W. Alexander) Of the
Savannah Republican truly says: at were not
going too far to say that President Davis yields
greater power at this time than Gen. Jackson or
george III ever aspired to in their Palmiest days"
again. mo public man in on. history ever stood
Closer by his friends, or conceded less to those who
mad crossed his path or arrayed themselves against
MS personal and political enemies" This is also
uOe' As far as Mr.. Davis could do it he has made
Ills Administration party one. He has, as gen.
ciai rule acted as if he had no confidence in those
southern mon who were not for dissolVing. the
Union before Lineotn's proclamation.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13
COURT OF PLEAS AND
Quarter Sessions, Decem-
Der Term, 1861.
MORTH.GAROLINA,
lS Franklin County,
JAMES REID aud wife and. others

THOMAS PERRY and others.
James ReId the executor, named in paper script pur
porting be the last will and testament of Blu re Perry
deceased having prnpounded the for probate in sol
form at the December term 1867 of Franklin COnnty
Court and it appearing the Court that Thomas Perry,
Elizabeth Pulian wife OF Joel Puan, and the children
of Sarah Bonner deceased towit: William Il. Bonner,
Martha Brown wife of DR.. a. Brown, Caroline Douglas
wife of c. L. Douglas Mary Trent, wife OF O. Trent
side beyond the mits of this State It is ordered BY the
Court that publication be made the above named per-
sons in the Raleigh Standcr for nine weeks the end
that they appear the term Of this Court TO be held
the second Monday Of March, 1862 to witness proceedings
then to be had respecting the probate said script the
last will and testament Of said Burreii Perry.
Witness IT, c. Horton, Clerk of said Court at Office in
Lousbure the second Monday of December. a. D. 1859.
80 T. C. HORTON, c. G. c. :
Jan. l3, 1853. (pr. adT. 81 Eat. s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13

Hon. JoHN BRANcH-This distinguished citizen
died at his summer residence, Enfield, Halifax Co.,
in this State on the 4th inst at the advanced age Of
so years. He was member Of the Legislature Of
this State as early as 1911 in 1917 he elected
Governor of this State; in 1923 he was elected to
the U. S. Senate, and in 1928 he was appointed by
Gen. Jackson, Secretary of the Navy. All these
positions he filed with honor. He retired from
public life when about so years of age and removed
to Florida, and was appointed Governor of that
Territory by President Tyler in 1S4S. Most of his
since he has spent at Enfield in his native
County.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13
BEADQUARTERs.
E1ARrxrNa Board AND ENRoLLISG1oT CovscR1P.
=. In mn 51R 'CoEGREssIoNAI DISTRICT or N. q.
n Tsn,o.- o1l 1oea

NJ
o.SFoRD, N. c., January 9Th, 1865,
GtOMMANDIN6S OFFICERS OF MILITIA REUf-
ments in the 6sh District of n Q. e'n-
grsing the Counties q sngs Wake Granville, Frank;
white male persons between k ses Of Is and 4yeafs
belonging to their respective Reginenfs 1t the following
named places and dates for medical aud final
Issued in obedience to special order No. II cor MAJ.
lett Gonamandant Gonscfipts in North Carolina -
Inc commanding officer Of toe AID Regiment, Graile
County Militia, will assemble his men at Oxford on the
18th and goth days Of Jaunary, 1853 ~ 8
The commanding officer Of the 4sd Regiment fGDviIs
and god, days of january, 1863. - = - =
The ndng officer of the 4sth Regiment Of Orange
County Militia viii assemble his llsboruu9h, on
the 26th and 9Th days Of January, 1883. SSs9s =
Tbecommapdng officer of the 18th Regiment of Otanee
County Militia will assemble his at Hsboroigh on
the 2Sth and and 29th days Of January, 1898. -
The commanding officer of the 3sh Regiment Of Wake
County Militia will assemble his men at the Court House
In Raleigh, on the I'd and Sd days of February, ls63
The commanding officer Of the ssth Regiment Of Woke
County Militia will assemble his the oorI House
in Raleigh, on the 4h and 9Th days Of February, 1864
The commanding officer Of the 18th Regiment of Wake
County Militia will assemble his at the Court House
in Raleigh, on the 9th and 7th days Of February
The commanding officer of the 4osh Regiment of Frank
lin County Militia will assemble his at Louisburg on
the Ell 10th and llth days of February, 1858.
The commanding officer of the 37th Regiment Of War.
rem County Militia will assemble his men at WarTentoR,
on the 18th and l4th days of February, 1858.
Inc commanding officer of the 39d Regiment of Nash
County Militia will assemble his men at Nashville, on the
q. W: CAFFEY,
Asst Surg P. A. C.S, ~
Chm Examining Board.
A. Lands, JR,
Capt and Enrolling O6icer
9th Congressional Dis, of G. =
Militia officers will report all absentees and deserieTs
from the army and all persons who were enrolled under
the first conscrpt act and failed to report emp of n
struction. A. Lands. JR,
Capt. and Enrolling Officer -
5th Congressional Dis. of N. c. 3
jan IL, 1868. 5-2t.- .
Progress publish week and forward bill to Capt
A. lands, Jr.. ct Oxford. -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13

We observe that the Central Railroad train leaves
this City every evening Immediately after the Raj
eigh and CASTOR train arrives, giving no time for
the passengers to get on board the Central cars
This is very inconvenient to travellers, and hard
upon our sick and wounded soldiers who are con-
stanty coming through from Virginia We do not
know the for this change of schedule, who
is to blame for it. We trust that the arrangement
will at once be changed, so that the inconvenience
and hardship complained of may be remedicd.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13
ADJ'T. & INSP'R. GENERALS OFFICE, {
RIcuMoND, Jan. 3, 1868. /


= THE FOLLOWING ORDERS ARE PUBLISHED
lie for the information and guidance of al concerned
Recognizing the necessity of officers of railroads having
full control of their business in order to safety and
dispatch in transportation military officers are prohibited
from interfering with the engines running of trains
with the contIol and management in any way of rail-
roads.
IL When transportation of TROOPS or freghts BY rail-
road is necessary Quarermaster other authorized Of
cer shall make requsition for the upon the Super
nendent or proper officer of the railroad furnishing the
necessary evidence of transportation and delivering the
troops or freight to be transported.
Ill In the event that freight is to be transported
over any road than the road has the ability to carry
promptly the officer furnishing evidence OF
win indicate to the railroad officer what shall take prece
dence In the absence of any special order to what
freight shall 90 FIRST the railroad officer shall be governed
BY any General Order the Quarermastsr General may is
sue il regard thereto. go -. So
w Where troops or freight is to be moved out Of the
usual routine of railroad, the officer having charge OF
such movement will hI with the superintendent OF other
the day and hour of departure and when so hxed
troops or freight must be ready at the appointed time
" In the event of military necessity for ID unusual
movement at particular point the commanding officer
at such post will communicate fully the character and
extent SERVICE the principal officer Of the Rad
roads from which is required and ask the personal
pervision the proper railroad officers to the duty.
VI Quarerpastes and s WIN exercise aus
and that may be stored at safe and convenient points,
king not to block up roads and thereby impede trans
portation - e- f>ztss
VII when 1t is necessary to send special messenger
with freight such messenger must travel with the freight
placed in his charge and his sna De 90
vii Enro ling officers will permit conscrpts, enrolled
while in the employment Of railroads. to remain at their
duties until Col VIM NJ adIey.A. A. @. decides as 10
who il is necessary should be detailed Tor service
TX Any VIOLATION of these orders remissness the
part of railroad officers TO perform promp t all govern.
ment transportation will be reported 70 Col, VIM NJ Wad:
lev A. A. g. who will indicate from time 70 time, where
bis headquarters will be- -.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13
Treasurer Worth has appointed Mr.: p A. Wiley.
late of GoldsborO, his principal clerk, and Mr.. T.
E. Steele of this city, assistant clerk.
From the Daily Progress.

MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoS.-M. Editor The election for
nine Commissioners of this City win come of on the 18th
instant 1t is an important election While we would not
uQdervaue the claims of others named the position we
recommend after consultation the following ticket TO the
voters Of the several Wards:
EGHsn Yard Or. VIM H. Mckee David L. Register,
DR.. r. B. Haywood.
MdSas HGrd.-Richard Il. Battle, VIM. R. Richardson,
G: w. ID. Hutehings. = =
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-13
WIN. R. RICHARDSON * CO.,

WIN. r. RICHARDSON & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Raleigh, N. @.
[oFFIcE on FAYErT EvILLE STREET
VNTILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
w sales and purchases of State and Confede ate bonds
Bank and other Stocks collection of drafts and any bust
connected with the different departments Of the State
government.
Bank notes of all Southern States bought and sold.
REFERENCES.
o. G. Parsley, Wilmington.
WA. Wright, do.
John D. Williams, Fayetteville.
". G.. BroadfUot, do.
]. ]. BlackSood, Charlotte
W. K Lane, Wayne County.
John D. WhitfOrd Craven County.
Hon. Thomas Ruffn, Alamance County
Hon. w. N. Edwards Warren County.
Hon. d. W. Courts Rockingham County.
H. W. Guon Lincoln County,
And citizens of Raleigh, generally.
January Is, 1868. 5-w&sw3m.