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, 1863-12-25

The following proclamation of King Chris
tian to fhc Holstefncrs has been published to-
day: "The order Of succession of the Dan-
ish Monarchy was intended to be labor Of
peace, undertaken by Us without personal
ambition, in tic hope Of serving the country.
It has been accepted as public European Law,
because the integrity Of tie Danish mon
nrchy was recognized as being necessity to
European peace. Opposition, under the
mask Of founded hereditary clains Inns, how
ever, been raised against the measure, puf-
posing the dismcmbern,ent Of the Danish
monarchy. This opposition has also gained
ground In Hol5tefn, calling forth excitement
and doubt The maintenance Of tue mon
archy is one OF our most important dnties
As ruler, VIC cannot suffer officials to foster
position, and arc resolved to put down In
eurrcctionary movements with armed force:
The endeaTor Of many Ycars to bring about
an understanding upon the constitutional re-
lations OF the monarchy, has not been
attended with success- While, however, We
intend to give to the territories belonging II
the Conte1eracy IN independent position in
the kingdom, which has already been accom-
plishcd with the remaining portions of the
monarchy, We hope that when Holstein 1nds
herself contcuted In constitutional freedom,
md the pretenec for foreign f0terye4tion Ii
thus removed, sflo will voluntarily decline
nearer connection with the~frmattn ndttf 4 ef "fHe
county," ''"
4 proclamation has also been issued By
the .1auenbesgers, thanking them for not
having been led AWAY from their duty ,ts SUBJ
jccts in spite Of ayc1turcs from without.
, 1863-12-25

Treat all Chrome Dlseaees such =. Colds, Coughs.
i,assSs, hlaae. nnd tie Bowele, DysNersis Dlarhes
,yss.sc.y. Gout, KLtnm;tisn PARALYSIS, 1lp Disease
ailaIcn: Sorc Eyes ind Enrs, Cataract Discharges,
;'.ariae and hc-ziug Sounds. Also
:AscEFS. OLD SORES Or ULCEES, TUN0nS.
NENF, PILES AND FI6TULES.
iituout cn,itnG With tic kniic. Al letters must con.
IL , ten ,et ecn!s for SPEEDY angTor; Drs; TELIo
or A. ii. to r. Ii. Once 81 Randolph street,
orncr or Dearborn Chicago ulinos. 1ee5-gta7-Iy.
, 1863-12-25
The Richmond T0bucco Trade and
tho French TOf,accos


From the Richmond Examiner, Dec 1ti.1
At a called meeting OF the Richmond To-
bacco Tnlde, held at tic Tobacco Exchange,
On the 18th Inst, the President In the chair,
Capt. Vim. T. Sheppard Was appointed Sec
rotary pro tan.
The committee appointed ut meeting Of
the Trade, on the 19th inst, mado the follow
Esq, was received and adopted:
The Committee appointed by the Richmond To-
bacco Trade, ri its meeting on the 10th ins have
the honor to rcport that they sought and obtained
Hon. J. T. Eenjarnin, Secretary Of State, on the
subject Of certain publications IN the Rlchmoad
&ay e The th t3st relating to tho
The committees were most cordially and respect
fully receirsd, aud were informed by His Excel
1ensy, The F1esldent, aud Ar. BENJAMIN, that the
publications afo:ee.!l do rot contain the facts in
relation TO the Trench tobacco, but th1t the Con-
federate Statea Government neither could or would
FAKE any objection to the removal Of any tobacco
actually to the French Government, II done n1def
tertan restrictions, viz: To be cleared from the
Confederate port, and not to touch at aoJ port IN
'es unaeq ao
the Confederate States Government and Monsieur
Paul, the agent OF the French Government, no 10
Government, would b. permitted to leave tho
Respectfully submitted,
EAA'1 J. uARu1sox, Chairman:
Richmond, Dec. Il, 1866.
On motion Of P. D. Mckinney, Esq., the
following resolution was unanimously adopt
ed. riz:
E<solrkd. That inasmuch as tho publication Of
the order Of the Federal Government Of the Uni
ted States, on i:s face, seems intended TO convey
French Government, WAS bought hnd paid for
prior to the .th oi March, 1871. and such rot bein.
the case, nll oi the tobacco having hcen bought
10 the world by this publication, and ths. the
chairman OF the meeting hc requested to send By
the different steamers leaving the Confederate
StateR for foreign por1s copy Of tho daily papers
contaiufng tho above facts.
On notion It was ordered that the proceedings
OF the meeting be published in ull the daily pap.Ts
Of the city. JoiN cAsK1E, Ples't.'
WH. &. SHEprA1p. Sec,y, pro tenn.
, 1863-12-25

Adjournment of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
T5flI-Thc Hale and johnson Affair."
salisbury aud Haynrd-Thc Eighth
Cnva1ry-1ll1nofsS So1dtcrk to GOh ONO
e~Prfxc rI0ncy-nTfssourl matters---
Col. L1t1Ictle1d--Nesro Tr0ops-Ohicf
Clerk OF House.
, 1863-12-25
IICh=

Tho PEuR1Go LOTTO. sure cnra for Itch, I'LL.
::ois Mango, &C., &C. Having NO MERCURY in tts
Warranted or no nag. Nanutact cturcd bl e. T. e Y.
i. MCFARLAND, Lafayette, Ind. For sale BY LORD
u SMITH. Agents, Chicago. LII. det6 &G6S1M
, 1863-12-25
;Raurnap6,--
1868.
;1EG5. TIE 1908.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL E. &.

xer- vonn-
AsoSs 1hh 49O1.
orr,~,c.---~ ~ .r. -..rn
! ~-A% 3'4 -A 1Ain VIN AA%A0 as 4as
oo-
525 Miles Double Track.
:
"a osEer 70 Keep pace With the demands Of tho aY.
addv.i maHy improvement during thc year iS6e snd
FiRsT CLASS RoUrE 10 al he Fss,em n M etisss ~
tack ID ssone bal,assed. anu entirely nee fraEa dust
I1lkEE bA11t9 TRAINS FROM
p1rTcpnp cuTn pur anrrn~a
- AoA9 o@taA ~ l - A1Ao ooG4A1 nAa7
E * Eff s1d ccsc conntctort at Hst+i.hF1Ml
ITtSfnpE Su XII WSsMfSaThNt II
~ " t,h Iii =, VIZ haa
&su ses.! p!A =, saao&e VI cAss
saT.cs IN s1'nEce o: al osnef foa1ea.
styEN DAILY TRAINS From
no r,w vn~~
-. - - :. =. -.
Tickets good On any Of the sound Lines. Faro to III
Pissrnt 20 ~ g gi.ht .,ra n pht,.1.,rh.. xa
VT fn.,1r ~ .1sas e1' ~ A"e@
EsrrsG. chsnne ~ ts~on.k .n5 t~.,.t,v-ex4 e..a
1AseHse >"se~eo 'ae" VIZ" At"t1''eA1se Aee'
RRE1GUT9.
kGis kou!c o. ~ can b dse
EtEdea 10 md nuu Phi!adclphia. New YORK. Bostaa4
ot Vhio. Kentucky Indiana. illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
Or AsesS5s: Fl HA1Hot9 ptszST
Pittsburgh Win etrameTs. 81 Shien Goods can Be- for
wa1ded to any port On tho Ohio. MuskIngun. Ken-
tucky, TcuuessGc Cumberland. Illinois, XIsslsslpni
, 1863-12-25

Ks{Icss Esilcs.s
DR.. Nftfic1d's Vegetable Pills
hre xarran...l rcrtsiu cure for FIsTuLA. BLIND
sd EIkF HING FILES.
We would caution all who are victims to this dis.
easing complaint TO aroid the nse Of external npp1
pr. NfTF tFlDS rcu,te!y te1loVeA tho cause Of the
seA=e. aud ef.,is permanent cure.
THls Is NO cUACK MEDICINE.
These Pill. hive been Tried for The Inst seven years
II In To ipstauct have they ;a1led to cure.
ricc Icents per box. Sent By nall to any address
j. YOUNG, sole Proprietor,
4s1 DroatwnJ,N. r.
tor sA1r by BLISS l. SHARP. IN Lake street.. Chi
re, Ill. oc9M16 2ln.
, 1863-12-25
u Isou:s EJnrIynlled Tooth
fR1EfG

acknowledged hy al who tlse 1t to be the nraT
'STE1rIcE Tow IN ERe for CLEANING and FExsEKy.
+ no EcrI.. Sold By Ill Druggists SMITH d
TYEl., Wholesale agents. de4a9s13v
, 1863-12-25

hereby GETTY tha>, to the bes, Of my krowlotxt
Ant t1:ef the ABOVE named Euz1ontors tte good md
snaeitnt "a suret--s for tho amount for whtca Aey
pntr to be Tacuf1tJ, --
70 be certified ~ the Untte3 States District Atsos.
uey, Collector Of Customs 2uy Cthts OIL cr m teT
the Crieo states Goyt1ameut. or responsible pes1oo
krown 70 this lice
Will be oocnrd and e1aintnCd nt tllB once on WE'D.
NE6pAf md SATURDAY Of each week. At Il u.
Bidders are respectfully fnvt to be present. at the
''e"'1s - oAe"' - u. Il, FUCKER,
de1A.ss1Em Bttgasier General and Quarser1nas.es
, 1863-12-25

Erecial Nut!ccs.



The HUFFEnIKos OF WoMEE.-CAxcEc 1x fnE
biz a1rc; or vi WsAeh. or less untcts,osd lasl its
nature end tscattuent-rnul d few years PACK me
survived the AaihnrcaT and taAxmar opcr~ Inn, all
Other means we're rcpaatslcd. 60 sta6orn L :fs1r.
1intmt.t bcaN:ed on &c worie: the @ psEs on ".hc
tiniy brs,ccrn ry msrisd. ot aseaize1 martyrs 10
cancer. who were treated .ni returned
that cakc-i, Whatever II, origin hAs bern can b. sue.
cesr4llls erad!caicd ~ courFe OF Ho!loways II1s
nd Ointment. This IS the actual testimony Of thou.
sand- already cured hS them. dez3i17a 1wis
Human FrafIfy, or Physio1oSl-
cal EeeScarchek.
Should be rtnd by everybody. It treats On, and
Hl.~r hoE, tue evil rcsu;s arising from carry abuse
:'7d unhsrrs contamination ma5 be suh.afted, with
ii tnrr IEcAoA Of dtarelI;nc the mssSin1 many ex-
,eE1c'cc IN entering the state Sol1 bE DE-.
y. h. BARROW, Isl HIeeckEt street, New York.
lrtrc Is rcnt4. Nailed free everywhere
/ Gctx .t.t1 Els
, 1863-12-25

rS1 @HaATSA9 e2S S&SA 3RhA1SS k
IS S}SVSS5 81 &2SSSS EFs
DIR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
The great natural Bone Setter
DE-. STEPHEN SWEET OF CoSEEcTIcuT,
Is known sl oyer tie United States.
DIR. STEPHEN SWEET, OF coySEcr1cUr,
Il tho author OF DE. Sweets 1nfa1iblc Iinmeut-"
DR.. SWEETS sNEALLIBLELNDlENr
Ceres rheumatism and neyer fails.
DE. SWEETS NFALLBLE LEBEST
II q ceFtaiu remedy for Neuralgia.
DR. SWEETS uEALLBLE LNB1ENr
Cures Burns ana sca1ds Immediately.
DR.. SWEETS SEFAL1mLE LNDlESr
Is the best known remedy for sprains aud Bruises.
DR.. SWEETS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cures Headache Immediately and vas uerer known
D1:. SWEETS sNFA11DLE1 1ND1Exr
Affords Immediate relief for Piles and seldom fails to
cure
DIT. SWEETS EFAL1mLE LNMESr
Cures Toothache Ii one minute.
DR.. SWEETS YNFALL1DLELNIMENr
Crres Cuts and Wounds immediately, and 1eaves 10
Ecuf-
DIT. SWEETS TSFAILBLE LyElEST
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DE. SWEETS sNFALLDLELN
Has been used by more than million people, and all
praise it.
DR.. SWEETS TNFALLIBLE IMMINENT
Is s1n!y rs friend In need" and every family should
hare 1t at hand.
DR.. SWEETS INFArLIBLE LINIstEST
Is for sa'e By an Druggist, H2 ss = esnts' @
Sole PIoprictors, Norwich, Ct
For sale by LORD 1. SMITH, General Western
Agents. Is Lake street, Chicago, and BY dealers o7eEJ-
wEGre. N.t1-nsG-enw-Iy
, 1863-12-25

Idle r S.
kOLDIERs
Ell: is rauttd q In every regiment fos thc ss!c
i,irs Ii cIt and prat1sapfc-NfxD1oEI
aT9IECb, Address, enclosing stamp. Ar
LE & CO.. 2i2 Broadway, New York.
, 1863-12-25
Chief Depot Qu4E1rImaster.
EnshIuZ Zton. D. C..


We, the nntefs1gnea, raslden's OF -- il thc
County OF ami SsAie Of, hereby joins1y Ane
sevefany. eoveasn: 81 tas us.t sta:ss =: sasI
ttet he they WILL within ten tAFs after the acce9
auce of sail hid t!.cu1e ths contract foT sa1e
aount conrset TO furnish TIE forage rro?o1e6
conformity 10 tbs sefnk Of Adyestaeent dat6d 1n
cenber 6 15. QAier fsh The b1 nsa fe. ana, In
chse the taid stalt In 10 enter Ito contract
atoretat1. We K2a-snte. TO mako GOOD tho sterence
loT ct aponsble bi otr Or the pe5sor to whom she
Wituesa ! Given ur<er our hands ani sea1s
]fh,e = of 1tG
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Gold.

NEw York, July 25th.-Sterling l3816l39; Gold
firm, in consequence of large exports, closing steady
OF 273G27g; exports of specie to-day, 81 GOO. 900.
New YORK, July 27tb-S,erling frm at 1870
l4O3; Gold Irregular. closing steady. at 27i.
NEW YoRK, July 2Sth.-Sterling dull at 140;
Gold. 27s; Government stocks steady.
New YORK, July ~29th.-Money easy at 5D6;
sterling dull at 1898 0l40; gold without decided
change, skies of 81 coupons, 106s@l07; seven
thirties, 1853 0l065.
New York, July s1st.-Gold closed unsettled at
2Ss; Government stocks dull.
NEw YORK, August lst.-Gold opened at 2ei,
advanced 10 293, declined to 271, closed heavy at
27s; Government stocks dull ;exp0rts of specie TO day,
S307 900.
NEw YORK, August 3d-NIoney easy at 5S6 per
cent, sterling, 404641. Gold unsettled, opening at
PIT, advancing to 27!, and declining to y and
closing at %. Government stocks 6rmer; skies of
81, coupons, 1905 seven thirties, 1861.
New YORK, August 5th-Gold without decided
change, closing at pa; Government stocks firm
skies of 81, coupons, l06s@107; seven thirties.
1864; Pacific Mail, 2o5.
New YORK, August THE supply of money is
abundant. Market rules easy ut sac; sterling
dull at l99i @l40; Gold opened at 1919. closed dull
at 1861 Government securities without change.
New YORK, August S.-Gold opened at 26i and
advanced to 26A, closing quiet at 261. The total
export of specie to-day was S444, 900. Government
stocks dull; 6s of 1881, 106, 1905. 1865.
NEW YORK. August 10.-Sterliug exchange quiet
at lS94@l394. Gold opened at 26s and closed at
26I
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From Manila.

GREAT EARTHQUAKE Manila was destroyed by 8
great earthquake on the 81 June. Some accounts
say that "all the ho1ses have been brought down."
Others, that half the place is in ruins" A great
number of persons were wounded; the houses being
so slight that their overthrow, in most cases, would
not be likely to kill. A number of persons were
killed-how many is not known.
The vessel which took the news to Hongkong, left
Manila on the 4th. The Cathedral, the Governors
Palace, the Military Hospital, the building occupied
ny the Tribunal of Commerce, were destroyed. The
Governor was not in the Palace at the time. Many
of his family extricated themselves from the ruins
with difficulty. Among the killed were eight priests.
So far as it known. only one European. a German
engineer. was dead.
TIE shrieks and groans of the persons buried in
the ruins were dreadful on the 4ih.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-03

The SAMUEL RoBERTsoN.-Letter received by
Messrs. Brewer s. Co, of this city, report this vessel
rs having put into Pernambuco leaking. Her con-
signees here have three days later dates, however,
which convey no such intelligence.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-03
new STATIONERY!

TIME NED HAS MADE AR.
rangements by which he will hereafter receive MONTHLY
from San Francisco, and also by REoULAE PACKETs from Boston
and Europe, supplies Of the best
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-03

NAVIGATOR IsLANDs.-We have been requested to
give notice to ships cruisin, in the Pacific, that at
Apia a large signal lantern has been placed for the
benefit of vessels laying of and on; and also a large
iron lighter for furnishing water. a1d a punt for dis
charging and keelhauling-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-09-03

LOOK AT THE would again
call attention TO to-day's- dvertisements-bot the
new and the older ones. The goods there noted are
so varied, and the stocks so extensive, that pur-
chasers can no, fail to be suited. PEOPLE may become
wiser by reading even advertisements. See also the
"SuppIement,'' with Europe IN News; etc. etc.
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NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the
next School Term of the Oahu College will commence on We'd
nesday, Sept. 9th.
Candidates for the school will be examined on the day pre-
vious, Tuesday, Sept. s;h. Per Order:
379-2t E. W. CLARK, Secretary of Trustees.
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. 81 By the Comet was received the slOop boat
! Erenipg Star. intended to be used by the MicrOne-
sian Mission in carrying supplies to and from the
different stations.
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- Our thanks are due to Messrs- McRuer &
Merrill and Charles Wolcott Brooks & Co.. for fsvOrs
in the newspaper line.
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- Owing to the press of advertisements, the
able communication of :" Hawaiian - in answer to
as An Enclishman.' is crowded out 1t will appear
next week. Other matter Of interest is also una
yoidably laid over for the next issue.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-27
EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. 4.


TTNHE FOLLOWING OFFICERS AND MEN HAVE
Il been duly exchanged, and are hereby so declared.
l. All officers and men captured in Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Alabama, Mississippi Georgia, Florida and South
n-->I:-~. mn Ia na----L.- Io.L,
2 All officers and men captured in Missouri, Kansas,
New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas and Louisiana up to JAN
uary lSt, 1858.
g. The two foregoing sections apply not only to officers
and Of the Confederate service but also to all persons
whatever may have been the character of the military
CARNATIONS to which they attached and whatever
have been the terms Of the paroles given by them 1t
in Federal prisons they to be Immediately re-
leased, and delivered TO the Confederate authorities.
f. All persons who have been captured the sea or
of the Confederate of United Staes Deem
Der 10TH 1862 II any such in Federal prisons, they
to be Immediately released and delivered to the Con-
federate authorities.
s. All Confederate officers and men who have been de-
livered at City Point up to January 6th, 1863
s. All Confederate officers and men who have been de-
lvered at Vcksburg to December 23d 1882 and ncud
T. All paroled Confederate officers and men receiped
for Vcksburg up December 28d 1862 and including
said date
s. All Confederate officers and men captured and pa
rolled at Fredericksburg, Va, in December, 1862.
g. All Confederate officers and captured and pa
rolled at GoldsbOro n. C. in December 1852
10. Other miscellaneous and minor exchanges, of which
the appropriate officers will be duly informed
NorE-Al Confederate officers and men who had been
captured in Virginia Maryland, before the first of No
vember 1852 and all Confederate officers and men who
any time had been delivered Aikens Landing de-
cared to be exchanged by former notice, No 8.
ROBERT OULD,
Agent of Exchange.
Jan. Is, 1888. 6-6t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-27
RIOODED HORSES FOR SALE.

m. TOBACCO FLY, BY RED EYE, OUT OF
. Fire Fly, Imp. Priam, &. dam by Imp Lusoorough;
lost only one out of six-5 years oid-noW stn'ed
> Her produce, B. F., by Albion Jr fOaled last spring
price $500. MI. -. rpr
FIv-S years old, 500.
Br F, full sister to last named, $500.
5BN Lola BY Bailie Peytou out of u regt. mars now
ten Years old and stned to Tar Ryer-a noe oroOo ana
saddle animal $i5O
5 Her produce D. II. Esther BY Gen. Hawkins bay
Pram, years old, now stInted to Tar River, 500
= B. H. full brother TO last named years old, S5e0
sBF. by Imp. Fly BY Night, years old, $500.
O. B c.. Epsilon, by Epsilon, Jr., One year od, $4eo.
10. B. c., by Albion, Jr which horse Col Green loSI
unnn the fall of Roanoke Island-laSt springs colt.
H. b. C., by same out of No. O, f'aed May Sth, looz
sswas No. 1O-a perfect match, price for pair, $500
w. Be. H., Mid Night, by Imp. Albion, dam BY Imp.
Glencoe, 4 years old. 81, 900.
B B. NJ Pitch Dark, years old, in foal to Albion Jr
she by Imp Albion, dam Stakeholder q, dam by Imp
bbsvssS5Ra9a IL vssS5Ra9as 900
15S. H., Regent, Jr by Regent, years old, 300.
1S H. Beauregard, year old. by Gen. NJ I. Haw-
kins bav Priam This horse is believed to be the lst
0d racer in the country He the great New Market
Sweep Stake in two straight heats beating fine field
Among them Ninette, full sister to the renowned
his by Imp Trusteehe is full brother TO the cele
b-ated race horse Frank Allen. We will sell onehaf n-
ierest in him for 81 900.
L. Also. a pair of dark broSn carriage horses by a
Wagner hOrSe-lsrge gentle and well broken to single
or double harness, 300.
Being over stocked with horses, will sell at private
sale the above list Most of their pedgrees as tho
rough and fashionable any in this country More COM
pleie pedigrees will be furnished purchasers
THOS. J. GREEN son.
Emerada, near Warrenton, n. G.
= Jan. 90, 1868. 1-2m
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-27
T6s Semi ~Weekiy StaQoafo.
PROPERTY FOR SALE, &c.
sEaUrsTnA AEIGEHn GEHnssthLE stGLfE 9Ek 92EkNittes:o NNittesoo ACRES

,DTITr OF A DECREE FROM THE DISTRICT
Ul YIN e. The District of Florida will be sold TO me
ID CouiSs on the Public SQUIRE IN LANE CII1'
higheSiIn T'U on wednesday, February lith, leOS,
FLOhtpA,t NJ many valuable and desirable tracts OF
ST.! If which are situated in Suwannee Sount!'
Lsna ISvy several in Marion, and many in 20
Iome II u and all either within convenient us'He
the aroa desiring paces in the richest and most con-
4" c,nn of the State be accommouateuj lo[ e noe
yen'en' - many tracts lin all comprising over 49oOV
only brce every grade Of land from the very richeSI
scTeS, Ives and other unsurpassed nsninocks' wen
OTahg tbe culture of Sugar and Sea lsana Eoohs,
sd1Peu - f weIItimbered Pine Lands equally as good
also the Oest 70 the puor Sandhiils in which ever
for GS" -btful residences be had, convenient,
healthy An beT lands but to a never failing abundant
mol UhH S ssb wild fowl and game. Thus not only 90
supply VI embrace every grade of quality but they wiIl
he sold in bodies varying i'OuA ~ ~'
srsry one can be suited. .--., co,,,h 20 ,ba r,ost
~ III ,,rrion of our couatTy, where as many IN not
he comforts and uxuries of life can be more eaS
I'D than in any other country this is their opportunity
= Iitaists wishing to invest their surplus innds In
bng pernlanent and of increasing value, no" - your
s.SrcTb another YOU will not have again.
Tins of sale CASH, in Confederate notes, OF oonos
bs as soon as the sales confirmed by the court
f. further information numbers OF the Lands 10 De Oh
- kc &c address the subscriber at GAINESVILLE East
FoTSa or James Banks, Esq, District Attorney Lake
City H. '" - Receiver.
So-y-Parties from distance leaving Savannah. ga,
f Road ON Monday morning. Will reach Lake City at
S!o'cIack P NJ, Tuesday, in time for sale next day
Gainesville Florida, JAN 90 1852 I'd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
North-CaroIina Christian Advocate.


ut Is CONTEMPLATED TO RESUME THE PUBL
cation Of the North CrOad ChriStidn AdUocate at
.eary day. under the patronage of the Con
ference and under the direction and ownership Of joint
1t will be its imports CHRISTIAN AdUOcdts II
will sustain and defend the doctrines and discipline Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and labor advance
Chrsts Kingdom earh and promote peace and good
will among all men.
Besides its earnest religious character it shall be ad
Of the moral educational and industrial progress OF
NORTH Carona-a welcome vsiter to every flly and TO
the camps Of brave soldiers and faithful chroncler
& what may be useful and interesting and of the current
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The Adrocdte will be well printed good paper and will
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the State.
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Address WIN. Z. PELL, EHtor.
Raleigh, n. c., JAN ], 1853. eff
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