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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

HEADQUARTERS, Ara N. C. CAVALRY
At meeting Of company b, 4th N. c. cavalry, held
Orange Courthouse, Va, November II, 1858,
On motion Lieut.. E. B Holden was called to the Chair
and L. H. ). Thaxton and John T. Neal, appointed
Secretaries.
The Chairman, in few appropriate remarks explain ed
the object of the meeting.
sisting of 1t r. T. Jones' Sergts James Love- ThoS X.
Long, c. Reid and Corp'l. F. Montgomery were APP
pointed by the Chairman to draft resolutions for the meet
The committee retired for a short time and returned
with the following resolutions, which unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS We have heard with deep regret of the death
of brother soldier in arms Sergt. Il. Z. Richmond
Thomas Boswell James c, Brandon, Elias Slade L. F.
GIdewell, John o. StanAeld and VIM. T. Berk, Fort
Delaware:
Rss0r,d That it is with unegned regret we hare heard
of this visitation of Providence upon brave comrades
in arms, neighbours and friends from boyhood and
Sympathy is extended 10 the bereaved parents
wives and friends who mourn the vacancy at the house
hold hearthS.
Res1gei That our intimate association with the deceased
though severed b. death has caused admire their
many noble qualities, promising much in early man.
hood.
Reored That as soldiers they were brave and true as
citizens highly esteemed, friends firm and steadfast
the end aud who have slept by their sides in many
hazardous campaigns freely add testimony to their
worth
ResOCed That we believe they ere inhumanly treated
b, mercess foe and thus far from the comfrs of home
brought premature grave teaching ab5Or the
more those who forget the panest preceps of the Bible
age of civilization and 10 freely toll for final separation
from such nation.
ReScIvsd That in this reminded that death is
common ALL and humby bow in acquieSence His
will
Reolred That copy of these resolutions be sent for
publication to the Raleigh Sdnddrd Milton Chronicle aud
LhriSan 4ir0cIts also the families of the deceased
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
L. B. HOLDEN, 1st 1t, Chairman
It. H. THAxToS, Secretaries
JpHN NEAL,
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old COTTON AND WOOL CARDS RENO

a AND WOOL CAKDS hENOs
" WAITED. RELIEF FOR THE PEOPLE. Having
bought the Patent Right of the Rev. Jas. Peeler Card
Renovator for the State of expect to be
1t Greensboro Monday and Tuesday 18th and 18th
nstanS and TO return to and remain in Raleigh, at the
Exchange Hotel from the 23d Both nst in order to
range for agencies of counties In the mean time any
agency established by the Rev. Mr.. Cunuinggim in my
Absence will be satisfactory None but of sObriey,
honesty industry and competency need apply To such
agents ne business be rendered very profitable bring
ing in from $50 to $50 per day. by assiduOus application
The object and intention Of this enterprise is relieve
he country generally. therefore caution the people not
sell their old cards to persons inclined to speculate,
that they be in order for and then sold at
HANGED prices. And particularly and emphatealy pro-
against such speculation by my agents Many of
heSe cards, when worked upon, will do we'll
u few better whilst Others which may worthless,
will answer every purpose.
The Of prices established by the Rev. Patentee
shall be rgid adhered to and meets with the approba
ton Of the holder of the Right for the State of
oiua and he rgdy enoins upon all his agents to carry
the letter this feature of the enterprise which is
follows:
Citizens worth $4,000, at present prices of property in
Confederate currency 81 per pair Those worth less yet
having taxable property 81 per pair All soldiers and Of
6cers of the army of 1861 1862 yet the field their
widows having taxable property matter how much 50
cents per pair. And all the poor who have-no lands
grOes stock, notes, money at interest other taxable
property, nothing
No agent shall be permitted to discriminate between the
rich and the poor in their work. but attend each in the
order the cards presented. Women generally inV
ted attend and bring with them their cards.
All infringement of the Patent Right shall be most rigid
yPresecuted SAMUEL LANGLEY.
Raleigh Nov. 49, 1868. 92-w&sw2wpd.
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NTEW PUBLICATIONS, BY RANSOM
IL FARRAR & GO.-Myrte Leaves, by Rev A y
Mangunl, row in press-sec1nd edition book pecuar
adapted TO tine times suited alike to soldiers in camp any
to the loved ones at home. 1N
MORYEN 4 LINDA, a tale of a soldiers sitbf,,I
extract from Myrtle Leaves, pretty poem now Road
Price per hundred. $1,000 uJ'
HESPER AND OTHER POEMS, by Tbeo Nm
second edition just published. '-
alt sparkes every page with bright gems of tbo,
and expression.-Church katolligencep. 'N0ugn'
This is true, genuine poetry."-SatsJury Banney
THE ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK r.v;,.,.
Webster and adapted to Southern Schools now from
THE DIXIE PRIMER-secOud edition. A ,o.u,
book for the children. P'Puisr
Price per hundred. Sl0.
THE FIRST DIXIE READER will soon be ready,
THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER, with mn,
Send in your orders. P'' III press
FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION. irs, or.
to precede English Grammar; it contains designed
pleasant writing exercises for the student IG or
text book. valuable
I. Price Is cents
HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS .n,..,
Sabbath Schools and to soldiers in camp-the best boot
Price SO cents.
Miscellaneous Books for Sale.
P Pc nor SozG F ~ SABBATH SCHOOLS.
THESUNDAf SCHOOL BELL. A collection Of Hro,.
for the use of Sabbath Schools This BOOK ba"
and favOraby known. "'OA nSS oeen long
Price 80 cents.
Price So 90. " u teaze the value
A STRANGE, STORY. Truth is often strorco
Price $500. " 10 ol'eu strange.
THE STEP SISTER.
| Price 81, 80.
| D0RRELL MARKHAM
| Price $3.50
Price 1850. 0r me OAhDS,
RAIDS AND ROMANCE OF MORGAN AMI mr.,
! MEN-An exciting book of truth 1>t'D his
| Price 1880.
| ia haahDEE TACTICS, WHEELER'S CAVALRY
TICS Periodicals, Papers, and the Modern tpranrAaC
| the South generally -1''ei"'ure OF
| ALSO' SCHOOL BOOKS of The old and new nnbio,
| tons, here and elsewhere, for sale " PU"'es'
Inc usual deduction made to the trade Send in ro
orders and they SsaI receive prompt attention Ou'
| BRANSON, FARRAR & co
No. IL, Fayetteville ST., Raeigb'N
| August 10, 1858. X ~ !:
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EpANK OF NORTH.CARLINA. A DIVI.
I'D dend OF fire per cent the capital stock of this
Bank has been declared this day. of the profits for
last months payable TO the Stockholders in
notes. the MONDAY in December next at the Prin.
cpal Bank, Branches and Agencies.
c. DEWEY, Cashier.
Raleigh, Nov. 5, 1883: std.
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NaRIsTMAN,s o1NniMENT...THE MOST

GHRISTMAN'S OINEHEENT.--THE e. MoSt
~ popular and efcacOus ir the Southern
is now prepared in Wilson, N. c., by THoS' f.
MAN. -.
The chief object in the original manufacture OF TINS h
ment, for the Of Itch in its various forms 10.
however proved itself invaluable remedy LOT is ss
Scaldhead cutaneOus diseases in some instances o
Of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism 90 st ne
has relief been found in its for itch and tee1 and
army has of late purchased large supply OT cases
hospa luse- Init6aPplication to over hun II has
each of itch and letter. hut case failed OF f sor.
been tested horse 3esh and found certain Gun O
backs and shoulders. In testimony OF us Such
any amount of reliable certificates could De j yes
is deemed out Of place. the ointment wneP Al, tSes all
ample proof of vaIusbeness in the cure OF on @ hot
ments ftc&n be used any climate, either c3 tisnt
rainy clear weather without any danger 70 tin and
This ointment ia put up only by the suDserOs1 to
glass jars with full directions and will be dsrs
persons in want of it at from three dollars TO my h
according of r application accomPanlsS6 de-
the CASH Druggists will be furnished at nro@p
duction, by purchasing large quantity. All orders Pf
ly attended to. Observation-Disclosures
REFERENCES.
CHARLES +. DEEMS d. D., Wilson, n. u
W. G JoRDAS, Wilson, N. G.
Dr.. W. h. HeoPER, Caswe Co., n. C. =,
Wilson. N. c., Aug. ~ 1888 -
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE...THE SUBJ
N serber having qualified at the last session, August
term Wake County Court the Administrator of Camp
bell T. lrede deceased hereby gives notice to all persons
having accounts CLAIMS demands against said estate
present them to him for payment within the time prescribed
By law this notice will be plead in bar of their
while all those indebted to said estate they will please cali
at Mr. p Pescnds Drug Store where they will find their
accounts and, evidences of debt, and settle them.
CHAS. e. JOHNSON, Admir-.
October "A, 1858. s5-
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nESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR
~ sale Consisting of two story house good kitchen,
and other necessary Outhouses large garden spacious
oak grove and large field. the whole covering five
of rich and well cultivated grouud-a fine location and
pair well of the very best water is also close to the
kitchen building. Possession given the of December
next, or little sooner if required.
For terms apply to l.. W. PECK, Raleigh
November s. 1858. S9Ct.
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TalAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE

a. ~ YARD .--S TOL EN- UPON
SlUU the train between Raleigh and Salisbury, on
Thursday night last the 18th of November very fine gold
hunsman double cased watch marked j. T. j. on the out
side of the case in the centre of the watch. The letters
however, nearly resemble G. 7: G. 1t was taken
from the person of Thos Jenkins while asleep upon the
train. The above reward will paid to any man what
so ever, delivering the watch to me. -
THOMAS JENKINS,
., a.t Raleigh, N. c.
Nov 90, 1868. 94-4tpd.
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III N. BROWN Il CO., COMMISSION MER-
IL chants HsDorough, N. G On sale
10000 lbs Smoking Tobacco "Ocaneche," 10000 lbs.
Manufactured ditto,
10000 lbs. Salt
5000 lbs Rice,
10000 Clay Pipes, assorted,
500 lbs. Spanish Brown.
800 pounds English Copperas,
$50 pounds Dutch Madden,
so pounds Spanish Indigo,
8 pounds Fig Blue,
1000 pounds English Soda,
5 barrels Tanners OIL,
Salad Oil and Backing,
Green and Black Tea
100 Tooth Brushes, assorted,
$50 Fine and Coarse Combs
1000 spool White and Black Cotton,
80 pounds Black Flax Thread,
20 gross Steel Pens and Lead Pencils,
80 reams Cap, Letter, and Note Paper,
Envelopes and Ink,
80 sets Knives and Forks,
Tallow and Adamantne Candles,
Nails Iron, and Cut Tacks,
5n BrOomS,
Black Grape,
LampbIack and Turpentine,
1000 Edge Plates,
100 Wash Bowls,
100 Linuen q. Handkerchiefs, assorted.
Wanted-A kinds of Produce.
November 2, 1883 sS-h
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NEW MUSIC.--I WILL MEET THEE.--
u Music by Hewitt.
Dear Mother III Come Home Agsin-Fred Wilson.
Farewell Enchanting Hope-Feix Lessing.
Pocket Memorandums. Blank Books. Best English
cap paper Also Letter and Note paper various qualities
Visiting Cards at POMEROY'S.
Raleigh, Nov 2S, 1868, 94-tf
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DOCKS RE.OPENED.-OFFICF OF THE

BOOKS RE-OPENED.-OFFICE OF THE
Id Chatham Railroad Co.. Raleigh, N c. Nov, 8tb
1868. The Board of Directors of this Company HAVING
determined to put forward the grading of the road With
vgOr the books of subscription to the Capital stock are
directed to be re-Opened This road will run into the
heart If the Coal and Iron deposits of the Deep River val
ley. It will be intimately connected with great rail.
ways 1t will be the line of the shortest route from
Richmond 10 Charleston Its stock has therefore every
prospect of being profitable. The attention those de-
string investments of funds well of those who wish
to aid in developing the cua and iron Of the
Coufederacy, is invited to this enterprise.
Price of shares, 800 each. Cash payments may be
made Subscriptions will be received by George W. Nor.
decai Esq. at the Bank of n. by W. H. Jones' Esq.,
the Branch Bank of Cape Fear by the Treasurer of tie
Company, and by the undersigned.
KEMP P BATTLE,
President.
Nov. II, 1863 9l-6t.
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MOTTO E.-THE FIRM HERETOFokS!Ss
II known under the appellaton of Lack Farrss n.
firm and all to whom the concern is indebted will plso
settle and present their claims c. NJ. Farriss by "n
the business will in future be conduct ted. ..,..
G. NJ. Farrss tenders his Acknowledgements to Ihy
irons of the old firm for their beraty and puncI
and respectfully requests continuance of the sae
his auspices CHARLES Ii. FAhn1hDtS
October ], 1853. Ee
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NOTICE.--THE FIRM HERETOFORE
~ existing under the style off ID. c. Pool Brothers
having dissolved, the business will be continued by the
J. d. G. POOL,
j. NJ. POOL.
klttrells, N. NOV. 10, 1858. 9S-6fpd.
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DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, ULCERA.
Il TI0NS OF THE WOMB, SPERMATORRHEA,
SYPHILITIC AFFECTIONS, &c Dr.. J. CLoPToS of
huntsville Alabama, operates with perfect for
Pies and guarantees perfect in every of Piles
VIII the TumOrs down when at STOOL He operated
with perfect few days ago. in of Al years
standing his umors coming down large large tea
cup every stool Those who doubt may address Mr. H.
H. Berry, Monticello, Florida 'i
Dr. G. operated desperate in Salisbury last
year. one Of them is known every citizen of Salisbury.
He can be consulted at home, Huntsville, Ala, for the
present.
March 90, 1888. 24-w&swtf
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A TTENTION FARMERS.--I Will, SFII
IA at my residence, in Chatham county on TuesIav ~
18th of December next to the highest bidder the olov
articles, to wit: All my corn. fodder and shucks: ali my
farming utensils consisting part of horse wagon
one horse wagon with gond harness to both. two
cows and calves two sows and pigs Que large ktte and
many other articles too numerous TO mention Sale ~
take place at II O'Clock. Terms made known on Jsv ~
sale. Ira BECK writ '"
Nov. IT, 1863 cd
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HEASONIC.-THE OFFICERS MEMBERS AND
1IA Representatives of the Grand Lodge of Free and
Accepted Masons Of North Carolina will meet at the Ma
sonic Hall, in this City, Monday evening the 18th of
December next, at o'clock. =:
full representation s earnestly desired "a business of
much Importance will then there be submitted for the
consideration of the Grand Lndge.
WILLIAM 7. Balm, Grand Secretary
GAFFICE OF GRAND MASTER OE THE
" Grand Lodge of North Carolina November 2 A n
1853, A L. 1858 1t being deemed important all Dorson:
having claims against the Grand Lodge of any
are requested to present them for payment to the Grand
Treasurer Tuesday the second day of The nav Cd
Communication. E. F. WATSON Grand 49, N
Raleigh, N. G Oct. 10, 1853. "o sSt5
- Spirit of the Age copy till day.
"ANTED.-sIOO,O6 200 OF NORTH-CAR0-
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS new issue for
"h'oa THE the highest market price will be paid
--eIHu, aug. o. 1913 63-tf
oSSES AND MULES FOR SALE...THE
- subscriber oilers for several valuable work and
10 ~ -. "tes 1nu par OF No. Mules. Among then,
Ill nne noodeo mare that has excellent Mnrg.n
colt which will be sold with the mare Anil ~ isan
H. Il OWEN
! Nov. 10, 1862. Sooro, &c.
| n OTTO Il AL PERSONS HAVING
CHAINS against the estate of Jonathan ReSdint
uecTaseC are hereby notified To pIesent them far
or mus hoIce WIZ be plead in bar of Their recvry
those indebted to said estate requested Tn an1
| aud settle. ". BEniifS'IrIrII i ~ forward
sS-S,pd.
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mr.. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED ATCR0-

nR. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED AT GRO
IL GANSVILLE Rockingham county, n C., will giy,
special attention to the treatment of Fua Piles Tum0rs
Diseases of the Womb Spermatorrhea Ulcers Neryon,
Debility Secret Diseases and ScrofuIous Affections Il,
has had org experience and practice and has been uni
fOrmy successful in the treatment OF such diseases Bs
be consulted at home by letter or personally and ali
communications strictly confidential.
September Z 1913. 78-sm
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DOLLARS REWARD

n
" Runaway from the subscriber the 10th of July last
my boy EVANS He is between 80 and So old, and
sblack, feet or inches high, and viii weigh about l4O
pounds quick spoken large full eyes, and shows the
whites Of them very much easily excited. has scar
think The right side of his head just above his ear
caused by burn. He has wife at Solomon Terrers
ten twelve miles East of Raleigh He has had
wife at Joseph Fower's, Esq Little River and has
there he has also been in the
of Stricklands below Wakefield he has uncle
in Nash County near Nashville and understand belongs
to Mrs. Battle, that place will pay the above re.
ward for his apprehension and confinement SO that can
get him. W. j. ALLEN, Raleigh, n. G.
Nov. II, 1863. 92-w&swIf.
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NIFTY DOLLARS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HIT II DULLA-iS K Z W 4 EtDs.sItiA-N.A -
Il from the subscriber the night Of the I'd inst ID
Yadkin county, two negro bows HENRY and MACh.-
Henry is dark coor about II years DID, medium height
and size; his skin, under his clothes, is rough from re-
cent attack of chicken pox- bought him of j. Aean.
his way Richmond, Va as he has twice before made
his way there under the projection of soldiers traVengOn
the cars
Mack about u years old not tall! and rather chunEe7
has i'll each temple close his hair color almost
copper No doubt he and Henry are travelling together
will pay the above reward for the apprehension OF inc
said boys and their confinement that get hem or thef
return to LIE at Huntsville fadkin county, n. c.
Aur II 1898 67-H
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Aug. II, 1858

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD;:Tr
" Stolen from the subscriber the 9th inst Ma M
FIVE last Spring, light bay white spot on cav
side about the size of mans hand and blaze face e
foot dark, black name and tail, about five feet hgE
will give the above reward to any person who VIII t
the said mare to me, any information so that eau
her. information to detect the thief My residence
Bethel Pitt county, North-Carolina. ,,,,1vc
Nov ia 1854 924pd.
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON con.
- Segment large lot of Coast Salt for sale BY the
sack, larger quantity. Also. Rice by the erce at
CREECH & LITCHF0RDS,
Auction and Com. Store.
RaIeiph July z, 1858. 55-n
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" A. BADHAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
He Raleigh, N. G. OFFIeE-Brick building the
Conrt house.
October IA, 1859. s3-tf.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs REWARD,..

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.--
January last, my negro boy named ANTHONY. He is of
a whitish yellow complexion, about feet OFT inches
high IS 20 years old and supposed to weigh about $40
pounds He has heavy head of hair and talks short when
questioned and has down look. No doubt he is trying
pass for free boy.
will give the bove reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hll Casweli County, confined in any Jail
get him +. L.. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March 81, 1888. 26-w&swtf
Hides AND LEATHER.--IF YOU WANT
IL leather that is leather send us your hides to tan
for exchange. Address H. N BROWN 4 CO, Agts.
HiIlsboro', N. c., Nov. z, 1868. 90
HIDES lei HAVE A NICE LOT OF HIDES
- to dispose Of would like to exchange few of
Greensboro, N. c. Now %, 1868. ST.
NOR SALE.-A LOT OF NO. COUNTRY
L RIFLES. Apply to G. q. Thompson, NJ. s. 4, N, c.
Railroad Depot. TH0S. D. HOGG,
Major and Ordnance Officer
Oct. %, 1868. S5-H
a ATTENTION. HOME GUARDS.-ON
N the LIST Monday in each month will sell to the
ceSstouS of Orange God clothing hand at cost
cost? tannery of Orange has placed in hands
day. two thousand dollars worth of Sole Leather be
GIVEN to those in the most want Will you not add the
upper? H. N. BROWN L CO.
Aillsboro' N c, Nov. 2. 1858. ss-tf
NJ T. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1VAO Claim Agent and Notary Public, Richmond Va -
Claims of every description against the Confederate States
Government settled with accuracy and dispatch.
Attends all the Courts held in the City of Richmond
Address Box ll60, Richmond, Va
JAN 20, 1858. 7-lv
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May. W. ]. Yates, for publishing in Western
Democrat, Fall Distribution, 1862,
Common School Fund,
R. H. Battle Jr, Secretary of Literary
Board, expenses of publishing Spring
Distribution, 1888, Common School
Fund, in Salisbury HGt1hmaR and
Western Democrat,
June. Sundry counties for support of Com
GobooIS rs E,llnnS.
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Il Runaway from the subscriber the 4th instant M
negro man ALFRED. He is dark copper color, about
feet or inches high with his front teeth out IS %
to me or confined in mi prison so can get him w -
T. L. MARTIN.
Huntsville Yadkin county Nov. 18th, 1868. 46-tf
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VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION FOR
v LEASE.-The subscribers offer to lease, for
years. that valuable farm known as the Ashs Plan
tatioH lying the Cape Fear River miles above Fay
eitevie. The ontans 800 about 300 of which
cleared and under fence-all bottom land and well
adapted and small grain The fences and bitches
need repair. The plantation in the hands of skill
full farmer would probably yield 5000 bushels of
There only or small houses the place besides the
cribs and stables We prefer renting for portion of the
crop Persons wishing to examine the place will call
us at Fayetteville, c. D. Nixon, Esq at Kingsbury,
near the place. H. i. E J. LILLY.
NOV. ~, 1883. % -6tpd.
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nFFICE OF GRAND MAsTER oE ru,
WT 900 OF NORTH-C.Do

~ lima eight and six per cent BONDS, issue for
which the highest market price will be paid
apply to w. L. RICHARDSON d CO.
ASAielRn, Aug. 3. 1853
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III OTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED

~ to the Jail of Gulfrd county, Greensboro n on
the 9th day of August, lo63 negro who cal him
self GEORGE, is feet 10 inches high and will weigh
about I'D pounds, black with a very thick under lip
Some on the back of his neck which be says VS..
done bya lancet when he sick. He has Some beard
around the mouth and looks be about ~ years old and
says he belongs Edmund Norcum, of CGrere county,
and left with Edmund Maet and was hired 10 Bur
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville n G. He says he has been
runaway for some time
TIE owner of said boy is requested to come forward
prove property pay charges and take him away he will
be dealt with according to law G. A. BOON,
Sheriff of Guilford County.
October /, 1858. 74-h
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RR. Is. F. ARLINGTON RESPECTFULLY
H1 offers his professional services to the citizens OF Ra.
egh and surrounding country in the practice OF Operative
Desstry and treatment of the various diseases Of the
mouth pertaining to the Dental Structure.
Patrons given reference. Office in Exchange Hotel
Room No. 54
Raleigh, Oct. 1868. 8l-tt
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ATE. A. WHIrAKER'S,
IA 100 bushels APPLES.
Cotton Yarn.
100 gross Matches.
10 kegs Soda.
DAILY EXPECTED AT
E. A. WHIT AK RS,
1000 lbs Carolina Belle Snuff.
Raleigh, Nov. 5, 1868. So
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comPTRoLLER'S REPORT.

REPORT OF The COMPTROLLER OF pR EpSIiVs HP
COTNfS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDINU DEF
TENDER 3d. 1858.