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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SAL IDOD ROUTE 60, a Daily
= n,o-nine p,p"i. Atg.s TO A. 10Y, NJ th" Il
oihc. siters o.. o's This e-eni1- 500
EOR SALE A Illk ROUTE. WITH
4 horse WAGON, csn', and evcty'h g neoc,,,ry f,t
csi-' us on the lusiu.ss nov -ell NJ 10 quartz, IN
1uite IN the m'.k ,pp, 90 Nin'h ave. az
RARBEk> TAhE kOIlC E--tik>r CLASS
e. c"ut shcp for sale ia Bfoadu A., bctv,sn 10h,
rr .si. rem, cheaH ecS,i., ,lir e ''It" ~ ff
!. 2sa.i,. .hso,. ne. A,.o ~. r. ~>n,"d
Bfoad-ay Room T. u,
tOH SALE CHlAP-fllK STOCK AND
= fixtures - -nprr and candy store .iih q. With.
"a; nom go 10 10 dab cog rcsr. N.p'y ( p
On ~ At -, a"coni ave. to, 80 md - b -. -
EOl. SAIL LukAI-A GROCERY AMI
j liquor uor,, III good lpoati p. r,nt low: partly
pr - Eardewnet 81
LWk SALE CuEAP--AS OLD lSIkB-
i l,hcd carringe and rr,arinr lri.lue. no. L ,,yn
houIisins sIs, -tu A.d Ia 10. test oost or 81 h.
~, Apply by !. Ter q p1Isou " -. h. WAND IL.
FOR SALE CuEAP-TIiE SIT, X AND
L fixture. ola small sroc.r, eel cNndy store, ia
sood location Appiy .t99 :. oni st III
NOTlCt-FCR SALE CHrAr-AN OLD
4 e,tstlshed i'oos ahd psrst sand. With small
fa..r Route. The osner Is i'svins tho ci.. Appy
LIAM OREilLY. N
ONE 81 HEcktES COMMISSION ia.
Ok.r.e. Tor .se ehr,p, w,,l I'd ur. vii he nd
iof = vcnt ave ioilef-. =. the IL called away
iniinet niely. Cot roo four months ago $40 tsst
~ u r. lbs
SPLHNDiD OPPOETU hlll-FOE SAIL
- tho ace, u 81, o,i, -, II restauran' eui
o'eter scou, IA eros Cod business - 4tIlsh. re-
cong Spend fFaic reason fof 'I.iUf sIcs ues.
tins srrr. chance proc e.hI. /. 4 ktOHA!J.
son Co, q. aId =, y, At II
eS'lnn ~ y y ED a MAS - A
,"CNIC nsnuiaeturnr blsiYss no rA-tn,r.
ocIi regular Custom r. ~ IA - rsk tIr rssh
small capita 70. 4ir.d, have matt ntry s'.,t io a.
40 wagon, snd very Nv roa'. Apply 10 II, IS n.
Bkp., liO thsthsm stt"+t ~
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4 Ri 'K AND TAN TERRIER lJsuer's
home Ncri., ev,n". a., Al Az, ~ ' r,. IN
IN To- e.,d tor n :. r.,pr,, 70 "a r,.t All :.
Laer'y',. II
I'JI'Sp hIEIEgr -f ~ TUT NDpit
No a.. 49,, W., 80, In "
,,-o,.t~ 90 ~, -. ~ 70, 81, W." 49, 49,
No.. H.. -, 4 30 Do =
lui t., a '.''h St. Il JrHV ~, Az i@8
iN,I-kp A~li,AN Array iDr>l t...,
i I'm, h.ri,l'.b me-, ,,t,, i t,.c .,.-
- "'' - O. 10 Su''' '''p' Va "''' g.
s', ~ u 81 y, 90,
aston. '.,riA i'sh .,,t. ,'u 'lf.e.. T.. pa, 80
zee
- ot NO yaut 10 an on '1c"w v" o., pig. y .,
"a "snAu.n y" PIG @"l, oi,. r.. ..u,'t " "
- E 20. -, ~ go M ." a. Ett.,'..ls
70 UT 30
go ~ Ilif ~ - ~ ~ tNr
-. rs N. uoTanonin nv cons f' ar,>
~, 'i" ',l ~. ' W. ''f ~ = poo 2" hav~
Vii M ,.ws,t.i>5 =" ga" , W." "e'
I uST-GOISG iEON THE COZ. ~
4. U.u.t,, and 81 ,h,.l, .,,,..,. r., 80, i,oo.-
contsinur eo,i aui,i,e, cola. 49, .i. lyr, p ~.
= ,, rs,.t ~ b, W. - !, , -s'. ~,
.ts ~ ~ 90 o, ", l"fi' W. NJ h'S
I OSl-AIGI 81 lHlu lisa. A IlNIt-
Lb.rk Tho d,d,t all t. .,,..st.' ,'.. 't.f =
leaving The an oih NJ Ia. co., i.-.'.. i,1
w W ~ y W. 'i' - i"'
] pol-s S5l ~ GilENbh' *, lru, 4 ~
Lam one % m roinr ir.,n 20 r.l o.. p.-.a- ~.
+ a1.4'.' az ~ ' S9 e i. DE- TO CO.. 3
y re- lrnins it zoe + eiNXE :, asI IL. =
'
ca REWARD WILL RI pNtN WHO
paw. Isinr On oa. loot, which "a l.rr 80 -
T. r 50 ave en- i "4 IL, 4. Al. ,...t.i 80 -
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~ CCIST NOTICES.

a ~ ION SALE OF GE>EEAL Rul -
,or n0,so t.' jug adiournrc r- itrf eek -i' De
pset aAy,n l"N o'elo,t, At, g.. , vtssu.
Shtt' h"'"'rn ID ssi ave- I'D,
y AbkAHAMS, ArtTiONIrN-RN r..
L,NIL.liAkr & co. - bowen, tn.. DAY.
ieH'.rsnd S ~ ~. ~ ~ elc. -ppc''s ~
ehi"i', dry sui fancy soo,., ciotfin, - -,
iuill.nins sood'. ~. B.-ilO c,fks - f-t-J a.. l.
r StlDNEE ACCiL- SFi.,~tt
49, Lt y, Ill, 81, IN thqr'i.y. Aae is.h &C..
con'sined 10 s,ov. bu idins co.'s, 80
chai,, b d lInss. cl.rets .,, vety rn. t.nca =.
nntnfs '.y tac millinery .ho~ ,ssts visa ; re-. a
DtWNBROKERS SALE-.B wFAvf r.
Jf, VII sell ths dsv Of ~, Ninth ave. ~ \
1901 q lmse ss,ortmtpt u sO.i- L.ihs pcde,d
ysar snd u9.sfd, - ordsr Of wM NLASEis
ia"nbioEH, : smith ave
ShERltt' = RICHARD WALTERS,
~ huctioneer, " W sell, thit d.. Thut.iNv. ~ a
cc0ck A. J. lat lfoai-sy. for Soc. = FORM ;uit-
INei' IL ioie, Jamaica Kun mi lifNut,, 8, 80
nfrn h, ca.s spri,. JANIS LNNCU, 81 4.
IohN LfNcH l'elnty l.o
- hELMAN q co. Al CiIONELhs. Will
e. lalSe aud impou.ut ..lc Of " re-. Bt.ndi,.,
Rii1, Chsmperue G., ", 7oc,sts en- It'sr l.. y
thss eiy fue iar,irs .t' tfoit Rim e. d. rt. .
40 sna nv Il, Whit. y, .'.o ih'trs -.
.oHAs l',- f.ud ~, Luun, bin s,Iaps SO. o. ON v
- - $40 b..Ac. q at.psrut,v God cc.ttIattd Ara-.
lh "u W ssl T. ~. NO h ne ~ co. iIf o. 81 e,
20 I'lAnts. q tie bet ,....y. I.fta.a.-i !
~ GAtfNEY. AUCIR. VIII. SELL ~
a huf'f.y, he alh ne, 81 ~. .os.ot. &c
OF m Az snd o. It eouu.,f, to,f. pnnip,, A,
scNcs, &C. tee. co'ft, rice & y
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\ HLAKt, is this day dissolved -. ru'usl concert
~ me husi &c, Ill b. carried on d. - r. Mo-. III
th a n. ol stan, l9i Henry 81, See l,iA. Ne.
- u NNF' l"'hs i7'S IS
~ REAL E-it1 OWNFES
scaled proIo'si. will b. re-. we'd a. nsson..
utih SNurdaF Acrust 'th a. = Tor tLe inlf-I D., .
t.s eel ate ~ tne lpOfAiion for IL use a IN, r,
U'i irtn'f ioca'pd ~ iOllows,
ono To- bet rpen first and second aven,,s Y. p,h
anu FoHr'tcnth stfteis tor the u'r % tlrfre M
PAW No -. '"
one lot be'srsn Greene sn' THOMPSON, p.oor.
70. g.. -i'-'
- " lot t'tvccn Manrin, Icei., G.nud snl pel.r.
ery street, Tor &c isc ., Hoe e. up".- ~ III
o.. iot between N0gipil, 4 SlnVtun p au-s. f,s..x
-. ~. "'"'"y
On u g be ,l.lated in Mott strat bowen oh.t-
'h ,hI hAyH7d atf''', 'os Ga. usooi Hose Couni '
~, 2ossis to contain diagram Z tie rroyertf a..
i,t,r' ''an ~ ois oci.i}, aud character OF ia.
Prr'tc..e vii h4 -iy,r % vacant Iu,.
Paw nj viii tr ui1fr iu cs'h. 90 fer.ivig- ,e,.i.
i.c' z, u IT, r. ..tit Il re',.v"d 90 I,|e au. "a
IN p nIssEs 4 f't IUftr. u. ff. t'.a..t - I'd,
94iie a.. MAI ilLW EEi 'NAN.
r,,.... Comparable.
~ lHlo'. g lu p'r1Ic.. O..cH,
d ~ -, lots. .rt
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TRADE NOTICES.
4. tho German New.pnpcr. .f IN

IL the German Newspapers 81 the Sih
nst, 80 all on all he tIAds In New Yort. by the
United Cabinet AsteTt for sistance. under IN pie,
that they we're ioroed 70 eonmsnoe war with then
empoysrI tn mSntriu their rights. psr, na h,ot'y,
AMI s"f-f@psct. II The point given ny tia cnbnBt
ulhktrs WIfc true, every iisbi. loving would b.
On !haI eide, snd s.r, them 10 rex ia h.i' r.rnts
and liberty tut moot 81 IN tbiue. msk.is Ga. N
seivss 40 not know ~ dpierstsId tbs ctsU which =
pAlnly Snos by the slkns'Ie q Ia Pc it, Mt and
socrrary, under III article u August h, w. IA -
ssy that thu Csblnet Manufacturer Artoc!ati on.
throush the new aicp'ct shcp IIoyks, viii Ouly -
poy suJh men ehieh nive r.coum addition enter
cd IN the nsv shop bsoks. that they sr- ipdns'Iuun
Wiling, and In no vsy obnoxious 10 the ,in, lDy,s,
that this rsromtnt ndxtoi 10 cntccd IN the bO. Ia
figures unintsii lsh!e to he voikmsn. Each Of thee
never entered our n!nds 10 do any such Ia Dg and
the new books Art the tho-s nov IA usc IN
the exc. ptlon u the cover being MARI d Cabinet
AsnufsctuTeIs Association, New Iofk " In TIL 10,
therefor. and that tho work has been nlshed By the
-oihn.n. ror good workman, tins took would b.
the tost refer whom men contract ;or 4
sofk and leave the came before II is hni.had tor
eAue vh.tsvsr With sreat loss,og hsu - ~ the
tuYoUr, Il would te 20 shos that the contract which
Gs Sof kinan entsr,d IN. vn not fulfilled. n. book
eision, such men shoaId not r. eye etnploytnr mt
from any OF the meulb for the a. 1t rii nu..tii,
ThoseAre the True iaets Of the Case, aud further
tAA the object Of meetings thgr the
aud Therefore. Nultlss thu clio. ookr al tao urgent
teQusst II our voIkmen, to prevent RAJ It Ike
Ait.r solution In our ui.stiu,, vlH complied NJ
aud ~ ut TO them, sgnsA by til ~ sieut and se.lc
tary Of our Asso. .AlCn, and n Ieby ICveAt h 4
y. wiihdisv the Aba lsoohs Tor all fatur, tne Il,
amer such statement from eide, the strike con-
tnucs IL cat only be .astsnei BY parties who desire
personAl Ia nett from IT, ny order Of ave Cab MT
MahuiAetuie.'s ArsoetAtiou, j, l.. BRA SsDOkt,
nth, 1900 liza
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meeting Or Team Shocusakers '. III he
held At the lah W MO hote cor OF Grsna aud IA,
be,h 80 On lnursd.y evening Ausu.t lS,h, ~ eight
oeiock ny ord'f OF kDWAkD URtILLY, Ii,s
AlCilAEA. kENSEDI, Sc. %
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p-,s iIos nd ~ p.. r.h ~
,'.e,'. iis.i an" 10. =, 4, ! ,
Dead calves.....11EIiiS
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The BrsekIys C.rpcu,er~' A..scia,ie.

have removed to " Csuri vt. iuil s.tendsncu /.
i,euessd on thursday tvenlne, lSsh iasl. Nsv oss,
! itu aus. IsoJ. los
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5000.

5000 laNAI I--lD~I ON HDSpAY
- OOsv"nius, July 18Th 90 ppo.si n,N Tho
toloTtd % pNaI A uM % God Iiuf 90. hfcuoinn-
trt watch NJ and dov iudos; rstpr. Iftinrl a
90 on d Al, and A. + Nalth, Londoo. ou 'ne niove-
n'nt- The finder - n 1 Ceive toe shove r"Ssr,i. .nf
u Cuest iou- Ak 8, on del yerLsIt o. f. IINdNt,b.
Jtwei'r, 81 william 4 ~
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4 BLACK AND IAN TERRIER lOsucr's
Ans.c aui fc,ileur- IN BIZ coiv .tI.,,d from
home Nofi@' EVENING 'Rst. "A at, if.fe r.. i
sl lc PAID Tor hs return to IS Esn ol;h 81; OF TO I
Lif'Ty =. u
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SECOND RoAa
Wholesale Prices ofCsa.tr, Produce.

h.~ YosX, Wednesday, Aus Il, 1868.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

Ror,L wEDDISG.-The English and Northern papers
contain full aud glowing cunts nf the recent marriage
of Albert the heir apparent the British throne and the
Princess Alexandra of Denmark The present civil
in America has given additional stability 10 the British
throne The descendants Of these persons may sway
the rnya sceptre for tive centuries to Republican
government in Europe is dad and buried.
The spirit of speculation pervades all business ransac
tons from the sale Of quart of ground peas the sale IF
hundreds of thousand of dollars worth of stock. little
boy to Raleigh day two since and offered tVo
per e.ass SPECIE expecting premium on it, 1--WE are
all children of larger growth"
We learn from the Progress that Col. W. Anderson
of the SSH militia; has resigned The command OF the
regiment devolves on Lieut.. Col. Ivy.
The French Consul left Charleston the SOth. This
thought 10 be sign among many others, that Charleston
will soon be attacked
The Hon I $ Flournoy in compliance with the wishes
Of numerous friends has announced himself candid
ate for the GovernorShp of Virginia.
The Milton Chronicle states the sale of the Hern
don property in 0xfurd last week. forty 0egroes young
and old averaged 81 500 each. miller sold for 400.
A five dollar gold coin was put up and brought $2l.
II appears that c. A. J. Collins who recently shot
at The Bste Salisbury, in attempting escape,
Trgnan imprisoned spy. The ctcf his being shot
brought to the attention of the Virginia Senate
sad "the blood of Collins remained upon the skirts of
the Confederate author tes" 1t reported that the
ne who Shot Collins Yankee who had taken the oath
of allegiance and been placed duty and that Captain
Mccoy much pleased with the act that he gave him
furloueh for fifty days, and hundred dollars We
give the report as we heard it.
The Daily Progress having any quantity of fun out Of
our crabappIe eghbor of the Register The latter is
sour his disp osOn that look of his into bar
rel of cider would turn it to vinegar The Progress
keeps him well picked This is tue only way to cO"sTO'
him.
Maj. W. W. Mcdowell Of The 6Oth N. c. having res
gned in consequence of bad health Capt W. NJ Hardy of
Co. A. gone up the position of Major; First Lieut.
Ut Weaver becomes Captain; I'd Lieut.. Islael is FIRST
Lieut.; Orderly Sergeant NJ. c. Toms is I'd Lieut.. and
Sergt j. G.. Lindsey is Sd Lieut. We congratulate the
boys on their promotion, and know they will wear their
honors worthy.
On the 3nih Of March, in Richmond, NorthCarona State
bonds old issues sold for l75 new issues 1867 gold $780,
to 400 Bank 20 75 per cent Gold sold in New
York on the 26h 4S per cent and n c. six per cent
bonds att
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FOT IHt SIduUdTU.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

IL,
March 24th, 1868. !
According previous notice. the corps of Cadets Of this
the hillsbOru Military Academy held meeting March
5th, 1865. On muhun of the House, Mr.. ThJs ROuhac
called to the chair and Mr. Alex. Cunningham up-
pointed SecrC ary. The house being organized the
President ani stated The object Of the meeting which
untimely death Of The late Col g. c. TEw founder and
former Superintendent of this academy and assist in
the erection of monument to his memory: committee
appointed TO cocc. contributions also committee
10 draft resolutions which returned the following which
were received and adopted
wnEREAs, Almighty God has, in his allseeng wisdom
taken from midst the lamented Col c. G. Tew, late
Superintendent Of this Academy who fell in the prime and
vigur of life the memorable field Of SharpSburgy
sndier whose life devoted Ia his countrys cause
officer efficient competent and brave upright hon.
Orabe and without guile and while we how with humble
resignation to the will of HIM who dOeh all things we'll,
yet deem it proper that we should acknowledge our
high admiration for the moral worth and many noble quail
ties of the h"nored dead therefore,
ReSOirsd Tia; in the death II" Co" Tew the Confederate
States has lost devoted and AL able officer North
Carolina an nteent and accomplished citizen, and This
Academy a proprietor who, mSeihShly and without
devoted ali his energies t" the task OF spreading IFS
fame and usefulness.
his memory expressed by regiment aud BY the
citizens of HlSboro receives nSt hearty concurrence
aod that earnestly desire o Cooperate with them IN the
accomplishment of 50 pr4ISew1rthv all object.
Resiced That a subscription fIr this purpose be mme
datey taken up and that all former cadets Of the Acade
my who may wish unite with us be invited to do
RssOLS6i That tender his afflicted family deep
and heartfelt sympathy and that trust that de
who temperS the wind the ShOrn lamb, will be with them
in THIS their hour of sorrow.
SoiUd That copy of these resolutions be sent to the
family the deceased and that they be published in the
Hilsborn Recorder, Raleigh Register and Standard, CO.
luuTa Guardian and Caroiinau Charleston Ne curry and
Courier.
&c. HILL E. B. Moon, W R. Moora, E. r. Holt, d. W.
Fourqurean and W. r. Withers committee
No other business before the house the meeting
THOS. K. RUVLuAC, Pfes't.
ALEX CuNS1NeHAM, Sec'y.
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The Sitnation...The News.

De- The inactlon Of the opposing armies still con-
tinues, broken only by occasional skiCmiShes--
precursors of decisive engagements which must
soon occur
On the Rappahannock, Capt Mosby in command
of detachment Of cavalry, drove in the enemys
pickets near Chantilly, capturing eight Retreat
ing with his prisoners, he was pursued by the ene-
my $50 strong Sending his prisoners to the rear,
Capt. NJ. charged with but fifty men, routed the
enemy, and pursued them two miles, taking thirty
five prisoners. The Yankees left seven killed and
five or six wounded lying in the road. Just before
this the same officer captured without loss, at Hern-
don Station, on the Hampshire and Loudon Railroad,
Major, Captain two Leutenants and twenty -one
privates
From the Coast.
The Federal feet at Port Royal has been increas-
ed in the last few days, and now numbers $50 ves-
sells. The Mercury says that the enemy begins to
exhibit unwOnted activity along on our coast.
From the West.
We have nothing definite from the main armies
in Tennessee. Bragg's army is still at Tullahoma,
and but little is known of the movements Of Rosen-
cranz The rumored invason of Kentucky by our
troops is to extent confirmed by late Northern
papers. We have nothing new from Vicksburg.-
The Federal batteries at Fort Pemberton have been
washed away and the Fort is at present impregna.
be, owing to the high water.
From the United States.
The Charleston Mercury learns direct from Nor
folk that Gen. Burnside has turned up in command
of the 9th Army Corps, about seventeen Thousand
at Newport News, and that he has moved his whole
command to Suffolk, where he now commands about
thirty-two thousand troops. This conflicts with the
report in last issue, which assigned Burnside to
the command of the department of the West as sue
ceSsor of Gen. Wright
From Eastern North Carolina.
All quiet, so far rs can learn in the neighbor.
hood "i kinSton, Wilmington, and Newbern.
We should not be surprised to hear that impor-
tant operations hadtaken place in the neighborhood
of Washington. Indeed We have rumor that the
town has surrendered to our forces.
The runner Of conflict between portion of our
forces and the enemy at Core Greek, twenty, miles
this side Of Newbern, is not confirmed. There may
have been slight skirnish.
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An Earnest and Eloquent Appeal.

We publish to-day earnest and eloquent ap-
peal by Gov. Vance to the planters and farmers Of
the State, on the subject of provision crops. We
could add nothing, if it proper to attempt to
do So to the force of this appeal. With friends
of the Fayetteville Observer, il it were not for the
mania for speculation and extortion, the high price
of food, and the apprehension that too many will
cultivate cotton and tobacco instead of food, we
should have little or no fear of any kind We are,
however, beginning to indulge the apprehensions
long expressed by Others that whatever disasters
may bel the Confederacy will be the result of the
inordipate greed of gain which has seized upon
almost al classes,-always excepting the noble and
sefsacrifcing army whose only thought is gain
of liberty for themselves and their desc endantS."
We sincerely trust that this appeal by the Gov
ernOr who has deeply at heart the best interests Of
our people and soldiers, will have the desired effect.
Our success depends, after all, on the patriotism
and-voluntary action Of the people. If that should
be wanting especially in this crisis, the result may
be disastrous, and may shape our destiny for evil
for many generations.
We learn that Gov. Vance has notified the Coun-
Gil of State to meet in this City, FRIDAY the 10th
instant
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y MONUMENT TO Col TEw.-We publish to day
the proceedings of meeting Of the Cadets of the
HilSbOrough Military Academy, and also notice
by Cadet Cathcart, with reference to tre proposed
monument to the memory of Col. Tew. This move
ment is highly credItable to the young gentlemen
of this Academy. We entertain no doubt that the
fund will he raiSel and the monument erected. 1t
is emineutiy due to brave officer and an accom-
PliShed gentleman, who fell in battle while leading
his regiment against the enemy
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died, near Fredericksburg, Va, the sth Of March,
1853, A. F. FARRELL, aged ~ years. member of company
l. 22d regiment ~ G. T. Mr. Jarrell a son of Absa-
lom Jarreil of Gu!fnrd comply. n. c. He died remote
from home and kindred. in the service of his coun
try In him, his parents have lost dutifu son. his
paninGs i'll arms, faithful cumrIde his country gal
LIANT soldier. H. j.
Died, Raeigh " c the 18th of February 1ss3
NJ c. WREN in SD year 0f his age The deceased leaves
a wife and three small children their loss He
had been faithful member of the NJ E. Church for the
last years His e WAS pattern of consistent devo-
tion. aud his wife aud friends not those who
have hope. NJ j.
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We arc authorized to state that Counties which
have sent negroes to work on the forti6catons
Wilmington, may also, if they choose, send over
seers to manage the negroes and look after their
health, &c. Overseers will be allowed rations while
engaged in this business and transportation, we pre-
sume to and from Wilmington.
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SUPERIOR WRITING IXE.-The attention of mer-
chants and others in want Of good writing ink, is
directed to the advertisement of w. B. Johnston,
of Columbia, S. c., in our paper today. We have
tried the article, and find it superior OF course
we cannot speak to the pcrmanency o? its color,
but for purity of body, present color, and the
with which it flows from the pen, we have tried no
Southern ink which is equal to it,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-03
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

ED ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
HI 2sth of March last, slave named SIMON, aged
about 23 years. about feet 20 IL inches high, weighs
about l55 pounds He took with him back broad cloth
coat blue broad cloth pants, lowered ves ash cnored
coat brown jeans pants, low crownedyeOw hat Simon
is nearly bIck shouldered stoops forward in walk
ing He bought in Richmond Va. in December last,
and will probably endeavOr to go back to that City,
reward IF $50 will be paid for his delivery me, his
confnem. mt in Jail so that get him again.
MARTIN RICHWINE.
Salisbury n. c., April 5, 1868. 15-w4t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-03
RUNAWAY

EROM THE SUBSCRIBER, IN MALLARD' CREEK
II neighbnrhood. the sth inst two negro named
NELSON and FRED. Nelson is about 5 feet 10 inches
high, dark complicated and about % years old Fred is
about feet high and very black and about lP years
old Fred belongs me- but Nelson is owned in the Eas
tern part of the State and hired from Samuel A. Har
rs agent for the will give reward of k25 each
ifapprehended and confined: that get them again
b. A. HUNTER.
Charlotte, N. c., April 8. 1893, ssTst,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-03
LAND FOR SALE.

THE EUNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE RIVE
n hundred of land in Wake County, the
of Neuse River, adjoining Geo. W. Mordecas Fish Dam
rrct and Immediately opposite the recently sold by
Col. Russ. Terms accommodating.
further particulars address either of the under
signed at Tally Ho! p. o., Granville Co. n. G. -.
JAMES A. RUSSELL,
ROB- L. nEFIIN.
Feb. 10, 1853 l3 -w&swl7t.