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The Empress Eugenio dressed in the most gor-
geous style while at Compeigne She appeared at
one time with quite collection of tropical humming
birds about her person. But says letter-writer,
they were, however, arranged with good effect
She had dress of some very tiimsy pink material,
which looked so light that one would be in no way
surprised to see it floating in the air like pipe
blown bubble. The skirt would have been perhaps
as long as the train of a court dress, it not
what is technically called Z" ooped up" with bunch
es of roses so fresh so fair, and like those which
grow in well cultivated garden, that the tropical
hummIng birds which ftuttered on them seemed as
if attracted there by their beauty. Firesies also
cleaned out from beneath the green leaves, and on
the side of a wreath of roses and rosebuds very
long tailed bird of Paradise had the privilege Of be-
ing perched the whole evening.
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For the Standard.
FOT
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


At meeting Of Company A. Malets Battalion, held Mt
Camp Holmes January 18th, 1863 the following preamble
aud resolutions we're read and unanimously adopted
WHEREAS 1t has pleased God in His AlwiSe Providence
to send His messenger DEATH in midst and lake from
highly esteemed friend and brother soldier A +
WATSON therefore be it
Resoircd That the death of A. F. Watson has cast a
shade Of sadness and over the cnun
of this company; and while his name has been
erased from the register Of this Company hope u has
been enrolled by the recording angel in the Lambs Book Of
Life.
Res0lred That while hearts filed with devotion
admiration and awful respect Gods dSpensaton Of
all subunary things do feel most sensbly the rrerev
able loss whose chieest delight TO besOw flow
along the walks of life
Rcsoised That it would be act of superrogation 10
enumerate his many amiable qualities and ira IS Of
character for all who knew him admired and peced
him. for his wealth of mind his indOmitabe will his high
aspirations and laudabe ambition.
RS0ced That white bow down in cOntrition at the
will of Providence sympathze with the bereaveu iam-
y and relatives of the deceased in their bereavement and
them that though he no longer living bing
among US, his memory will for cling aound the dear
est affections of our hearts.
esored That copy ofthese resolutions be sent 10 the
Raleigh Standard and lilSboru Rec0rier for publication
also to the bereaved family of the deceased.
j. NJ. BLACKwOOD, Chm'n.
LUiCo FERRELLp Sec'v.
J.C Grant, Ii. II. Hare T. Blackwood and c. A Owen,
committee.
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For the Standard.

For the Standard
RELIGIOUS READING FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Rev. Drury3Lacy, D. D., who is Chaplain of the
hospital at Wilson, y. c., writing to me on the l4th
inst says There is great want of reading matter
among the sick and wounded here. l find not only
areadiness but eagerneSS to read on the part of
rine-tenths of the patients. The few tracts
brought with me have been devOured, and have
created such an appetite for more, that am very
anxious fpossibe, to crafty it. Iwant TestamentS,
Tracts and Hymns for the camp If the Tract
Agency can make donation of such things and
YOU will send bundle to Inc, | promise to make
the best use of them know how"
Such statements and appeals coming to MS
daily, in increased NUMBERS and especially since
having so many more Of our soldiers in n. c.
HOW THESE CALLS ARE SUPPLIED.
On the day the above appeal reached US, we re-
celved from lady In Greensboro, n. c., $40 which
enabled us to send to DR.. Lacy and to three other
points, especially in want, each $4,000 pages In
few DAYS these four places will need new supplies
for the appetite increases as it is fed with proper
hOd These and scores of other calls from the
army in the different States, must be met, and We
can do this only as friends enable US by their con-
UbutiOns.
Thousands of our sons and brothers in the camps
and hospitals are being daily restrained from sin
and directed to Christ by the blessing of God upon
these gospel messages and these about the only
sermons hundreds of them have, for many of the
Regiments have no Chaplains.
Viii We not then anxIously and regularly give
them these gospel truths to read whenever they can
and chose?
COLLECTING AGENTS.
RevdS. o. J. Brent and lSham Ii. Hill are collect
ing funds in \. Z. to aid us in meeting these de-
hands. They and the noble cause they represent,
are most heartily commended TO every Christian
and patriot
Since June 1st, 1861, the General Tract Agency
a n this City has printed and sent out about
GEt9O0090 pages, approved by the pastors of this
SIF If funds IRE afforded us, send out
;;..!Tp pages day. Each dollar pays for about
~ ;Sp pages. We do hope many will speedily give
i'' S5h 800, or more OF less as there is ability.
ri Us determine under Gods blessing to keep the
ders yo,,rS trnI,. r' '''O'e' - '''o 0O
w. j. w. CROWDER, Agent
AALEIGH n. G. JAM 1868.
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For the Standard
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HALL OF PINE FoREsr LODGE No 1885,
December 9Th, A. d., 1867, A. l.. $3.50.
WHEREAS we have learned with and heartfelt
sOrruw that the leveer of all distinctions DEATH has Wis
tied and removed from the of earth our beloved
brother, SETH b. JoHES Therefore be it
R.sOced That while feel deeply loss vet we feel
that it behoOveh bow in humble submission O the
will of Him who is wise to and too good to be
kind.
ResoVed That while fond!y cherish the memory of
his friendship truly sympahze with his relatives and
friends in their sad bereavement
RsSUtrsd, That pass by UNDECIDED this solemn
warning, "prepare to meet thy God"
ResOLeed That tribute of respect to the memory OF
deceased brother will wear the usual badge of
morning for thirty days.
soIred That copy Of these resolutions be sent to the
family of the deceased and to the Fayetteville Observer
and Raleigh Standard for publication.
J.. Men MCDONALD,
DUNCAN MCCORMICK, Com.
JOHN NJ. l.. HARRINGTON,
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Ho'NSoS OF A BRITIsH OFFICER.-The Glasgow
s"A publishes letter of British officer in
Of which the following is an extract:
Do,. !" The range Of human foresight, the North
VIII can conquer the South. The latter, supplied
m,ii. veteran and wellappointed army Of half a
and ,io The finest irregular cavalry in the world
aro spirit Of demcniac hatred to their opponents,
co',I nasty nuts to crack. | know this much, we
LI not conquer them, and question if the YAM
Io,I Ctn Go what we could not | have now seen
SIDES, and have formed what consider to be
rg,y Correct opinion"
rue federalS Wilt out that the above opinion
ir oirect one. Eight millions of people fighting
'or Can they be.
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HEADQUARTERS,
EX. Board and Enrolment of COnscriptS,
OXFORD, N. c., JaEuary cath, 1868.
THNHE COMMANDING OFFICER OF IISTH RECT.
z Wake County Militia will assemble his at the
Court House. in Raleigh the 23d 2Ih and 25th days
of February, 1885, for medical examination and final
roment, instead of the 9th and 9TH of February org
naly advertised.
Il. W. CAFFEY, Asst. Surg,
JAS. T. GILLIAN, NJ b., hA' Doaru'
JUNIUS T. FULLER, NJ. d.
A lands,
Capt. and Enrolling Officer,
5th Congressional Dis n C.
Jan. 81, 1868. std.
~ Progress please copy.
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The Semi i~Wcekjy SfaQoaFo.
For the Standard.
Tho Coward and Traitor ExtortiOner.

For the Standard.
rbo Coward and Traitor ExtOrtioner'
g ubr bar I'm told they cry for bread,
These soldiers wives and little bratS,
Th,t meath their feet no shoes they tread,
That ON their heads they wear no hats.
IN, tnId their garments are IN rags,
Their little cabins cold and drearj
They saw the feeble mother drags
stick of wood her bTatS to cheer.
. Ols gcandS and what is this to me!
wonder why folks poor VIII De-.
M, ,ure no matter how they rue II,
r. Spon become accustomed To u,
~ need not grunble and complain
Tha aid of rich men To OOtain'
"Ts true for secession went,
Rrt only of p.dcstmt kind;
Al ,bourrh on separation bent,
M M, r,I linn was not To NV mind;
And / bv Sulemn pledge am OouAu
Nrsr T., he in battle found,
r,ra secesh should pedcJW be,
gni :, Il erer SidH tp,th ms
L.t otiers fyit calculate
. TVsray Ut kylHs and %per"tIts.
.. Rut when saw tie war began
tried 10 rally every man
Whose poverty and patriotism
Wrr, pictured in the self same prlsmj
IprnmiSed-ay, God only knows
What pretty promises L made;
think said no wintry SHOWS
Sh,nId make their families afraid.
Tprplseli while Of meal a dust
nr,miSed while of bread crust,
Iprmsed while OF meat pound
Sbou.d ON mv premises be found,
IWould with unremitting care
See soldiers wives received a share
All this promised, and much more,
For had fooled poor folks bcinre
| only meant for cash ID share
With soldiers wives my dainty tare
"WEv did thus: l knew the poor
Had nothing of their own to lose,
And rhev could make my wealth secure,
And could do just as chose.
The simple fools thought me sincere,
And each became volunteer;
And rightly too, for what had they
At home to pleasant make their stay?
As for their wives and little elves,
Why, let them take care OF themselves.
"Pve corn to sell to soldiers wives,
But not TO give, 10 save their lives;
Nor do | on u credit sell
The cash must come, then all IS we'll.
Nor am anxious 10 sell yet,
| think that corn will higher get.
Fifit en- dollars per barrel now
Is pretty good price II own,
But twenty is better, all allow,
And So il need not here be shown.
I'VE park and bacon too tu spare,
And suIdiers' wives can have share
Bv paving nifty cents pound,
Cash up, and no objections found.
I've also many other things,
And he or she that money brings,
Provided that they bring enough
Can share with me my stores OF stuff,
But shall try 10 be precise
To get the very highest price.
Talk of patriots-who are they?
For such as | a lawful prey.
Let them gn where battle RACES
I'll stay at home and get their wages;
know what can be- bought and sold,
I'll coin the soldiers blood to gold"
Man-monster-deviI-has this rhyme
Disclosed what feelings in you move?
"NO no." YOU say: then it is time
Your deals should your professions prove.
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NEGROES WANTED.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO HIRE FOR THE
n remainder of the year, from 40 to 80 NEGROES 10
old and upwards TO work Farms and in TOLac-
CD Factory in Mcdowell County n c. The region very
healthy and entirely free from the enemy Sufficient guar
cohe and pay fair prices Apply to in Raleigh during
che session OF the Legislature at Marion after the
OF the present session. until April lst, 1868
5. J. NEAL.
Jan. 80, 1868. lo-3t
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN GREENS
R0ROIIGH.

TJNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS VAL
liable house and lot in GreensborOugh situated about
seventyve yards Iom the depot of the N G. Railroad
The house is and well arranged The lot contains
nearly acre, and all substantially improved The
ablshment is at present kept boarding house. and
affords superior inducements to those wishing go into
business near the depot. J. SYKES.
Greensboro, n. c., Jan. 80, 1853. loft
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WANTRD.--I2 GOOD HANDS WANTED
w 10 work in Commissary Store House. Apply to
7. D. HoGG. Capt. c. s..
Raleigh, january 80, 1868. loft
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DISSOLUTION.

T1NHE CO-PARTNERSHIP UNDER THE STYLE OF
Il A. MITCHELL & SON, of Newberu, N. c., was dis
solved by mutual agreement the first day of june 1862
All persons owing the firm by note acc0unt arelSaes
ted to make payment T. j. MITCHELL Graham, has
the books and notes of the firm All claims against them
will be paid by him, and every having claim up
on them are requested to present it, -
T. j. MITCHELL
Of Newbern, N C.
Jan. 6, 1858. S-8m.
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GRINDSTONES.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED TIE EXTENSIVE
l. Grindstone Quarries Deep River, and has hand
and will keep large stock of superior quality of any size
required to suit all kind of work. and will be delivered at
McIvcrs Depot for ~ cents per pound. There is Rail-
road and water communication from this point any part
of the Southern COnfederacy. All orders will be filled and
delivered at the above mentioned place by addressing
P. LINEHAN,
Branch +. o,
Jan. Q, 1868. l-Sm.
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WANTS, &c.
c. S. MONEY WANTED.

c. 5. MONEY WANTED.
AN UNIIPROYED LOT, SITUATE IN EASTERN
"A Ward, in beautiful part of the city, fronting 90 feet
depth 2i0-corner Ot-n unexccptionable neighbor-
hood-perectly level and free from ,rGs-he best build
ing cite in the city, that be bouIht-w be sold in
exchange for Confederate money. Price 81 ,O0O
Enquire at STANDARD" Office.
Dec 80, 1852, I-tf
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VALUABLE TOWN LOTS AND LANDS FOR

VALUABLE TOWN LOTS AND LANDS FOR
SALE.
0N THE SECOND MONDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT,
" at the Court House in Rutherfnrdton will sell
of the most valuable lets in the village Upon said lot
there good story brick building three excellent
Offices and good stable and carriage house. The lot
tains about two
will sell about 200 of land adjoining the incorpO-
ration cleared and well timbered. The lands
will be divided TO accommodate purchasers
Six months credit will be given, by the purchasers Civ
ing note and approved security with interest from date
the money will be received if purchasers desire it.
JN0. w. LOGAN,
Trustee.
Rutherfordon n. c., Jan. Is, 1868. Std.
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DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR

FHEHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
4 house and lot in Greensborough n c. The lot con.
tains two acres, well improved. The dwelling is a COM
modious we'll built house. in good repair with all neces-
sary outbudingS. For full particulars, apply to ad-
dress ]. E. THOM p NJ,
Greensborough, N. C.
Jan. 80, 1868. loft
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FOR SALE.
LANDS FOR SALE IN DAVE
CnVTNTV

n HAVE TWO VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
II sale, lying in Dave County, few miles below Oak
Hill, oil Hauls Ferry, the Yadkin river.
One tract contains about 39s acres the other containing
about 300 acres adjoining each other. will sell them
gether separately This land lies in healthy section
Of country and well adapted the raising of grain and to.
bacco. Any person wishing purchase go and view
The same and call to address at Lexington,
N. c. A. HUNT.
Dec. 2, 1862. s7-tf
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

TTNHE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE JANUARY
Il 7th 1868 Tuition, the as formerly. Board
800 per month in advance We have comfortable rooms
proper furniture and good board The regular College
routine will be continued with competent Faculty We
prepared to receive boys of any age
Students can have rooms separately otherwise may
be preferred.
For further information, address the undersigned.
B. CRAVEN, Pres't.
Dec. Is, 1862. 1Ol-lGtpd.
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First Permanent Congress.


SENATE.
ALABAMA. MISSOURI.
VIM Yancey, John B Clark,
Clement Clay. RSY Peyton,
ARKANSAS. NoRTH,CARoLINA.
Robert W johnson, George Davis
Chas B Mitchell. VIM Dortch.
FLORIDA. soUTH-CAROLINA.
A Z MAXWELL Robt BarDwe
James II Baker. ---- James L Orr. ~ .-.
GEokGIA. TENNESSEE.
Benz H Hill, Lapgdon Haynes.
Gustsvus A Henry.
KENTUCKY. TEXAS.
Burnett, Louis Wigfall,
VIM Simms. WS Oldham.
LOUISIANA. VIRGINIA.
Edward Sparrow, RMT Hunter,
I Semmes. VIM Preston.
MISSISSIPPI Total number 26.
Albert Brown,
James Phe!au.
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EDUCATIONAL, &c.

OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,
VNHE TWENTY-FOURTH, SESSION WILL COM.
mence on The lst Monday in February, 1862 and con-
tnue five months. For terms, &C., apply to
J. H. MILLS,
Oxford n C.
Jan. 6, 1853. 3-lltpd
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HEADQUARTERS,
3Sth Regt. N. C. Militia,


RALEIGH, Jan. i2th, 1853.
TIME CAPTAINS OF THIS REGIMENT WILL AS
Il semble all the in their respective Companies be-
tween the ages of Is and 40 years at the Court House.
Raleigh the I'd and Sd days Of February next ned
cal examination aDd final enrolment in obedience to an
order of Capt A. Landis Enrolling Officer of 9TH Congress
siOnal District of n. c.
By order of Col. ANDERSON:
u. W Balm
Adjt 3Sth N. C. NJ.
Jan. l6, 1863. 6-td
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Members of the Cabinet.
JUDAH P. BENJAMIN, of Louisiana, Secretary of State
@. g. MENMEGER, Of South Carolina Secy of the Trea.
GEORGE W. RANDOLPH, of Virginia, Secretary of War.
STEPHEN R. MALLORY of Florida Secretary of the Navy.
JOHN R. REGAN of Texas Post Master General
THOMAS II. WATTS, of Alabama, Attorney General.
ROBERT E. LEE, Generalin Chief
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

N. C. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
A the Annual Meeting of the North Carolina Mutual
N Fire Insurance Company held the l4th Of Janua.
y the following persons elected Directors and OH
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner Raleigh.
J. r. Williams,
T. H. Selby,
w. D., Hutchings
Kemp P. Battle, "a
George Little, '-;
James n. Towles
James L. HOyt, Washington -
Alex Mitchell, Newbern,
Joshua G. Wright Wilmington.
John NJ. jones', Edenton =.
Geo. ". Charles, Elizabeth City.
JOS Ramsay, Plymouth.
J. W. Harrell, Murfreesboro'.
II. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Samuel Watkins, Milton.
A. W. Steel, Fayetteville
Joseph White, Anson County.
Josh. Bonner, Salem.
A. 7. SUNNY Asheville
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
7. II. Selby, President.
H. D. Turner, FTce President.
John II. Bryan Attorney
Hamden s. Smith, Secretars and TreGsurs-
T. II. Selby, e1-ogfcio
John r. Williams, E1 Committee
G. W. D. Hutchings
This Company has been in successful operaton over IA
and continues to take risks upon classes of prom
ery in he State Except Steam Mills and Turpcutire Dis
teries upon favorable Terms Its Policies now cover
property amounting nearly 81 large portisn of
which in country risks and its present capital il over
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed to the Secretary, post paid
Raleigh. Jan. ls, 1862. sss
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MAsONIC HIGH school

UAFUHU, N Q.
TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
IL open on the I'd Monday in January 1868.
THOMAS G. TULEY,
Principal.
Oxford, N. c., Dec. %, 1852. lO3-2Ut.
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MISCELL LANEOUS.
$50 REWARD.

BR ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
Ia, 18TH of October negro boy IVES Said boy is very
black about 80 years of age feet inches high
will pay the above reward for his apprehension that
may get him. for his delivery to at Oak Ridge Gull
ford County, n. e. THOMAS GRAHAM.
Jan ZT 1888 eff.
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CONFEDERATE STATES GOVERNMENT.

PRESIDENT,
JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of Mississippi.
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HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
TTNHE FIFTH ACADEMIC YEAR OF THIS INSTI-
Il TUITION will commence the first Wednesday
in February. 1868. Por information and circulars,
apply to MAJ. WIN. NJ. GORDON
Sup't. H. N. A..
HILLsBoRO', N. e., Nov. 2S 1862. 96-3m
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

= SCHOUL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
A PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES WILL
N be opened by Miss MANGUM at the residence of her
mother, in Orange County, the Goth JAM 1853 They
will receive instruction in the English branches and music
aud find home in her mothers family. Parents and
guardians who desire further particulars will please
dress Miss NJ Mangum either at Red Mountain Flat
River, Orange County, N C.
Dec. 16 1862. l0l-2mpd.
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lS63-ALL RIGHT.
NOR SALE 300 BOXES BEST BRAND, OF CHEW
4 ING TOBACCO, by
HillsbOro', N. c., Jan. Is, 1868. 5-lmPd.
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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURA ANCF
COMPANY.

COMPANY,
Pays all Losses Promptly!
DIRECTORS:
John A. Mebane Cyrus p. Mendenhall David p Weir .
James NJ Garrett T. M. Jones, N. H: D. Wilson, David Nc
Knight, NJ. s. Sherwood, Jed FL. Lindsay, R. NJ: Sloan
C. G. Yates R. Sterling, VIM Barringer Greensborough
Alexander Miller, Newbern; Dr. W. C. Ramsey Wades-
borough w. A. Wright, Wilmington; Rev. R. c. May
nard Franklnon; E. F. Watson Watsonville; A. j. York
Concord; B. Craven, Trinity College.
OFFICERS:
n. H. D. WILSON, - President ~
JED II. LINDSAY, Vice President.
JOHN A. GILMER, Attorney
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
n. H. D. WILSON,
G. G. YATES, Executive Committee
j. n. GARRETT,
All communications business of the office should be
directed to PETER ADAMS, Secretary,
Greensloreugb.
April 25, 1862. sliy.
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OFFICERS.
.CHAs. E. JOHNSON, President,
w. W. HOLDEN Vice President
H. W. HUsTED Attorney,
W. H. JONES, Treasurer,
r. H. BATTLE, Secretary,
W. H. MCKEE, Med Examiner.
G. B. RooT,
Q. BUsBEE Es. Com.
W. H. Mckee,
For further information the public is referred 10 the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which may obtained
at the office of the Company any of its Agencies.
Address. r. q. BATTLE
Secretary.
p Raleigh, Jan. 8, 1862. 4-+1y
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HORSES FOR SALE.
HHINE COLT, B YEARS 0LD, (STALlON,D By NOR
Il gan Hunter out of an Elevator
ALSO,
YOUNG GELDING, years old, By Moores Black
Haw, out of thorough bred mare.
Apply TO WM. F. ASKEW.
Raleigh, Oct. 1c, 1852. s2-tE
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Members of the Cabinet.

VICE PRESIDENT,
ALEX. H. STEPHENS, of Georgia.
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D;STILLERS ATTENTION!
TENHREE FINE IA FEET DIAMETER, 4 FEET DEEP
4 Mash Tubs of clear white pine, with shafting and
stirers complete Three Yats IL feet square deep;
ditto Is IG 4; two ditto 10 X IA inches. Also,
$500 feet Tin Tubing, lacquered and Engne-O inch
stroke cylinder inch diameter. All entirely new and
for sale reasonable. Apply to
c. Il. HODGES CO.,
No. 40 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.
Jan. 80, 1868. lO-5tpd.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY.


OFFICE RALEIGH N C.
EFHIS COMPANY TAKES RISKS UPON ALL
healthy lives between the ages of IA and GO Years
for year. for years. for fe-the GssUrers for
life participating in the profits of the Company Slaves
between the ages of 10 and so years. insured for one
year five years for two-thIrds their market value
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof is
presented.
DIRECTORS FOR 1860 AND 1861.
CHAs. E. JOHNSON W. s. MASON
W. W. HOLDEN, W. H. JONES
QUENTEN BUsBEE, E. P. BATTLE
H. W. Hustled, J. G. WILLIAM
w. II. MCKEE c. B. RooT
EvERARD HALL, P. F. PEsCuD
R. h BATTLE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-02-03

Jan. ., 1868.