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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-08-27

R Butler, Henry smillie, NJ Chadv;.L
N Record, Robert Whitcomb. David =
GriswOld, James S WhitcOnb, win,,S
Griswold, H Perry, Phineas Spence,
Truman Whitcomb, Lyman W Hatch
Bradley Page, G W Page, H N Latb,on
Alvin Perham, Horace Aldrich, Josenh
Perham, EnOs Mudgett, Q t Page, Charl.,
Minor, Charles Wallace. Francis Galon.
Curtis Downer, Clinton Peck, Newell, !
Bartlett, Ezekiel Fullington, Peter Rev:
nolds, Edwin Hanley, Joel Davis, FG
Rand, HAL Chase Alden Chase, Andrea
W Chase, N G Dodge, Miles Bennett il.
seph G Carpenter, George Holmes, DD
Corse, William M Holmes, Israel Nicbo),
D R Buker, Almond Chadwick, Emerson
Buker, Albert G Stinchour. Thomas COr,
Emerson Austin, Luke Flemings.
The Convention was called to order bv
W Brigham, Esq. Of Hyde Park, and Or.
ganized by choosing Hon. L H Moves Of
Hyde Park, President, Willard Griswoa
Esq, of Cambridge, end Daniel Gilbert
Esq, Vice President, and Jas. L. Whit.
comb and H. B. Bundy, sec'ys
On motion a committee of FIVE was an.
pointed by the President to prepare and
report resolutions for the consideration Of
the Convention. The chair appointed as
follows
Waldo Brigham, Hyde Park,
Willard Griswold, Cambridge,
P. s. Benjamin, Wolcott,
J. Shattuck. Belvidere,
VIM. Raymond, Stowe.
On motion, three delegates, from each
town represented, were chosen as a com.
mittee to nominate candidates for County
Officers also county and town commit
tees.
The following gentlemen were selected
as such committees:
CAMBRIDGE Harrison Warner, H Smil.
lie and G. R. Butler.
WATERvILLE.-A. Child, S. B. West.
over, and j. Hardy.
BELvIDERE. d. L. Shattuck, T. Potter,
and R. D. Whittemore.
JoHNsoN.-S. Andrews, G. w. Hill,
and A; NJ. Dow.
EDEN.-S. Scott, w. Fuller and J.
Whittemore.
HYDE PARK.-C. S. Noyes, D. Camp.
bell. and H. Bliss.
MoRRIsTowN.-S. B. Clark, B. B. Hawse
and D. Gilbert.
WoLcorT.-E. B. Marsh, s. D. Hutch.
ms, and M. NJ. Smith.
STowE.-P. Marsh B. Chapman, and
J. d. wilkins.
ELMoRE-H. H, Elmore, L. H. Doty,
and II. G. Camp.
Convention then adjourned to 2 o'clock,
|P. NJ.
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AFTERNOON.

ment. Committee on nominations report.
ed as follows:
For Senator, Harrison Warner of Cam.
bridge Assistant Judges, Augustus
Child, of Wa!erville. Harrison G. Chubb,
|of Wolcott; States Attorney. Waldo,
Brigham, Of Hyde Park Sheriff, A. W.,
Averill, of Gilmore; High Bailif, VIM,
Raymond, of Stowe.
County Committee L. Fl. Noyes, Hyde
Park, S. B. Clark, Morristown, Nathan
Mcfarland, Cambridge.
Town Committees--Cambridge, Elias
Chadwick; Waterville, Augustus Child;
Belvidere, Jerre Shattuck; johnson, F. S.
Hayford; Hyde Park, Volney Hadley;.
Morristown, S. B. Clark; Wolcott. L. 5.
Hutchins Stowe, Vim. Raymond; Ell.
more, Timothy Russell; Eden, Sabin.
Scott.
The report was unanimously adopted.
w. Brigham. chairman of committee
on resolutions. offered the following, which
were adopted
Resolved.--That the democracy of La
noble County now, as ever, stand by the
flag Of our Union, and that we will defend
the constitution as it is and the Union as
| it was.
Resolved this convention, recog-
nizing the great truth. that in the Demo-
cratic party alone rests the hope of re-
storation of the Union. of peace and re-,
newed prosperity hereby endorse the res
olutions and nominations of the Demo-.
cratic State Convention, held at Montpel-.-
Ter the 26th day Of June 1868. Also the
nomination Of Giles Harrington for Rep
resentative to Congress from the third Con-.
gressional Distict, made at Essex, the Gath,
day Of July 1868.
Resolved. That this convention icordi7
ally concur in, and adopt as our own, the
platform Of principles in regard to nation
al questions and the resolutions adopted at
the Democratic State Convention, in the
State Of New York. in Sept 1862, which
nominated the Statesman and Patriot
Horatio Seymour for Governor.
Rssolved--That whenever the people Of
the seeded States, Or Of any enc or more
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orders derived owty from the Command er
in.Chief. r
Given under nay hand at Montpelier this
10th day of November, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirteen; and of the United States
the thirty eighth.
MARTIN CHITTENDEN.
BY his Excellency's Command.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Secretary.
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CANroNMENr, PLATTsBUReH, Nov. Is, 1918.
To his Excellency,
MARTIN CHITTENDEN, ESQ.,,
Governor. Capt. General, and
ia Commander in Chief IN and oUer
the State Of Vermont.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-06-05
gRtni- M)epklq StauharA,
BOTH SIDES.

A man in his carriage was riding. along,
A gayly dressed wife by his side; ... ..
In satin and laces she looked like the Queen,
And he like king in his pride.
A wood-sawyer stood on the street as they passed.
The carriage and couple he eyed;
And said, as he worked with his saw on log,
81 wish was rich and could ride"
The man in his carriage remarked to his wife,
"0ne thing would give if could
I'd give my wealth for the strength and the heailh
OF the man who saweth the wood"
A pretty young maid with bundle of work,
Whose face, as the morning, was fair,
Went tripping along with smile OF delight,
While humming breathing air.
She looked on the carriage; the lady she saw
,Arrayed in apparel so fine, >
And said in whisper, " | wish from my heart
Those satins and laces were mine"
The lady looked on the maid with her work,
So fair in her calico dress,
And said, "Pd relinquSh position and wealth,
Her beauty and youth 10 possess"
Thus it is in the world whatever our lot,
Our minds and our time We employ,
In longing and sighting for what we have not
gngrateful for what We enjoy.
werricorne the pleasure for which we have sighed,
The heart has void in it STILL.
Growing deeper and wider the longer we live,
That nothing but heaven can fill.
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1850 REWARD.

SOU ne" AAN"' r,rn
HI mont Railroad Company, the following n1msa :"
described nsgrnes =, .,,,,Io,os
BEN, feet W inches high, 40 years O.a ond on h
brown, eyes black scar on forehead, on wis., Sno
first joint Of left thumb. :, or,nI,r
WYATT, feet 81 inches high, 45 years OLD SI. Rss
ion black, eyes black very bad teeth shutters "'
talking. al
RICHARD, TALL gingerbread color, about "a yeAf'''
JOE HARRIS feet : inches high, complexion O'A
eyes black. limps in his walk. = ofHr
WASHINGTON, hired of Edmund Ruttn' Ir7 "
over County, Va o,Wisi
CESAR and JOB, hired of ". K. Dslany' Of "D'
County. N. c. ,.rr,rs vii
The Above reward of two hundred and fifty doiaT f
be paid for the arrest and delivery to the neareS MD
of the above named negroes, fifty dollars wiz oFds
for each arrested singly; if delivered at tps u.s.
the Piedmont Railroad Company, in Dsnve, al ;n adj
~ expenses will be paid ard five dollars per DAY s
lion to the above, for the time employed in 6rnsUs
E. .. W1LBURN, q
Superintendent of Piedmont . D.
DanviIe, Va, May %, 1858. 4S-WHsN[
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CExp OF INSTRUCTION, |

Near Raleigh, July 10, 1862. -.
hereby declare on oath, that am a resident Of
the Confederate States of America, and am citizen
thereof and that to the best of my knowledge am
SO years of age am not subject to enrolment in
the armies of the Confederate States under the con-
script act of April 10th. have not received from
any agent money.
SOLOMON A. GEPHART.
Sworn to before me this 18th day Of April, 1862.
FRANK l. HALY, Adj't
lido hereby certify that have carefully examin-
ed Solomon A. Gephart, and find that he is compe-
tent and able to discharge military duty.
Given under my hand this 10th day of July, 1862.
L. A. VOGT.
Asst Surgeon P. A. G. S.
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STATE or NoRTH-CARoLINA,

STATE or NORTH ARoLNA,l
Rockingham County.
To has Ezcellency, ZEBUIoN B. VANCE, GoOernor Of
the State Of North Carolina:
You petitioner, John N. Irwin, citizen OF the
County and State aforesaid, respectfully showeth
unto your Excellency that he was enrolled con-
script, and taken to the camp of instruction near
the City of Raleigh in the month of July, 1862,
and that whilst he was in camp he procured one
Solomon A. Gephart, and offered him as his substi-
tute, your petitioner being at that time under, and
his said substitute over thirty-fve years of age;
that upon the production of the said Gephart into
camp, Peter Mallett, agent of the Confederate
States, commanding the said camp, after causing
the prop 1sed substitute to take an oath Of his cti
zenship and age, and after having him certified as
competent aud able to perform military duty by an
army surgeon, accepted him as substitute for the
war in the place of your petitioner, and executed
to him discharge from the service. ."
Your petitioner further sheweth that on the 2Sth
day of February last there was another enrolment
Of conscripts for the County of Rockingham, when he
presented himself, and claimed exemption upon the
ground of his having put in substitute, and by vir
tue of the discharge aforesaid, but Lieut. Anderson,
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH N C.

RIGHT Rev. THos. ATKINSON, d. D., Visitor.
2Ev ALBERT SMEDES D. D, Rector:
TVNHE NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN JULY 10TH AND
Il end December 5h.
For Board and English Tuition, the charge will be $685.
PAYABLE in advance.
For circular containing full particulars apply to the
Rector.
Parents desiring to enter their children the term
should address the Rector Immediately.
Raleigh. N. c., June g. 1853. 45-St.
~ The Raleigh Progress. the Fayetteville Observer
the Wilmington Journal. the Charlotte Democrat the Pc
tersburg Express the Enquirer and the Examiner Rich
mond will insert to the amount of 81 and send their
counts to this office.
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Executive Department North. Carolina,
ADJUTAET GENERAL's OFFICE (MILITIA,) :
RALEIGH, May IL, 1868.

General Order,
No. q.
II THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTi FROM THE ACT
lie amendatory Of the exemption Act passed BY the late
Congress of the Confederate States published for the
formation and guidance Of those whom it may
. (ExTRACT.)
SEQ. f. In addition TO the State officers exempted by
the Act of Oct H. 1852 there shall be exempted all State
officers whom the Governor of any State may claim have
exempted for the due administration nf the Government
and laws thereof but this exemption shall not Continue Ia
any State after the adjournment Of the next regular
sion of its Legislature unless such Legislature SHALL by
law exempt them from military duty in the Provisional
Army of the Confederate States"
III. Militia officers hereby exempted from the opera
ton of the COuscrpt Act so long they yield prompt
obedience to the orders issued from this office. The
vices of refractory and negligent officers will not be
sdered necessary for the due administration of the
Government and laws of the State"
ILL., Commanding officers of the Militia will communi-
cate this order TO the officers under their command.
By order Of Gov. VANCE:
DANL. G. F0WLE,
Adjutant General.
Raleigh Nav Is, 1868. 4O-tf.
~ All daily newspapers in the State copy week,
and weekly papers copy two weeks.
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NoRTH-CAeoLENA.


In obedience to the within writ have here the
body of John n Irwin, and for cause of his arrest
and detention say that said Irwin is under the age
of thirtyEe years; that on the 28th day of Februa
~ last he presented to Lieut.. Anderson, enrolling
officer for the 9th Congressional District discharge
granted by Peter Mallett, Major eommaudant, da-
ted the 10Th July, 1852, by reason of his having
furnished Solomon A. Gephart as a substitute,
whereupon Lieut.. Anderson did not consider the
discharge of any force or effect and ordered him.
into service as conscript under the act of April
1852 he insisting upon his discharge, was taken
into custody by me, Colonel of the seth regiment
JAMES IRWIN,
Col. com'ndg. 69th reg't. n. G. NJ.
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TO THE PEOPLE or .NoRTH-CAROLINA.
Quarter Masters Department,

..-. RALEIGH May 7th 1858.
" which the State has at its command, and in view
of the contingencies Of obtaining any great from
Texas heretofore the principal market for her suppes
take this Opportunity of announcing to the patriotic
and women ofthe State, that am making arrangements
TO exchange CO Yarns tor Wool and earnestly request
that those who have wool will dispose of it any per-
except he be an agent of the State and acting under
my directions '. .
There will be established Dspositories for the Cotton
Yarn at points accessible each County making it
venient orhose who wish make the exchange do
with little trouble. 80 =
The object in procuring the wool, is to clOthe ~ o.
Troops and II is the duty OF every patriot to lend help
ing hand in this cause; for while the State will strain
every to provide for husbands your brothers
and your the 6ed she yet relies upon the agency
Of those at home to assist her. and to do this you must
Keep your from the hands of spectators and exchange
IL Soith the State far CJtton Yarns. " - .. s-,:..
Very respectfully yours, rs...
sci. a. A. DOWD, .
-r.p -. 40. N. N. G. Army e..
May 10, 1858. 3g-h
C All the papers in the State requested to copy
the preceding advertisements three times and
counts to this Department.
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Executive Department North-CarOlina, !
ADJUTANT GENERALS 0FFI0E, (MILITIA,)
Raleigh, May 9Th, 1865.
General Order,

0eHT No. =. =.
TIME ATTENTION OF THE MILITIA OFFICERS
IL is directed to the advertisement of Capt. Henry A.
DOwd, NJ, in regard to exchanging Cotton Yarn for
WOo The wool is needed for the purpose of furnishing
soldiers with clothing and Militia Officers request.
ted to assist the State by urging patriotic citizens make
the exchange and dscountenancng all sales exchanges
with spectators .I.... ...-..-
Militia Officers ordered to seize all wool purchased
for transportation beyond the limits of the State contrary
TO the proclamation of the Governor. ..f
Every agent Of the State for the purchase exchange
of WOOL will receive appointment under the great seal
of the State and Militia Officers ordered arrest all
persons claiming be agents of the State for this purpose
who cannot produce such appointment, and have them
bound the next Term of the Superior Court to an
swer such charges may Re preferred against them
By order of Governor VANCE: ".'.
DAN'L G. FOWLE,
Adjutant General.
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1900 REWARD.

HEADQ'Rs Co |. SGD REGT N. c. TRooPs,
DANIELS BRIGADE, NEAR FREDERICKsBURG VA, :
May roth, 1863. J
TENHE FOLLOWING MEN HAVE DESERTED FROM
Il cnIupany. privates james Church, James Miller
w. P. Phillips and VIM A. Waters, from Wilkes County (;
Thos W. Riley from Hillsborrngh. and James Eos.
ter, from Randolph will pay fifty dollars reward for
each Of the above deserters delivered TO The Con-
script Camp at Raleigh. W. L. LONDON,
Capt. Command'g Co. I.
Jnne ., 1868. As w6sw4w
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EAGLE HOTEL,

WILL OPEN THE EAGLE HOTEL FOR THE RE-
n ception Of Guests the first of june and hope be
able TO entertain from seventyve to hundred persons
during the summer.
In connection with this large Hotel have number of
Hacks Carriages. Bugges aud Saddle Horses that nv
guests can get at a minutes notice.
J. NJ. BLAIR,
Proprietor Eagle HOTEL
Asheville, n. G.
June 2, 1883 ..... 45-2mpd.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

GoLDsBoRoUGH, May 80, 1868.
To the Stockholders of the atlantic and North Car
OLiRn Railroad Company.
AS 1T Is IMPRACTICABLE TO HOLD YOUR
N annual meeting in the town of Newbern you
hereby notified that the meeting will be held in the
town OF Kinston the 25th dsV of June next.
JOHN ID. WHITFORD,
President
June 2, 1858. 45-td.
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June 2, 1858.
RUNAWAY-s25O REWARDI

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, A BRIGHT
III mulatto boy. named BOB; is twenty-five three
OF age, five feet eight nine inches high blacksmith
by trade; raised in AppomattOx County, Va, by
Mr.. Glover; has a wife in Cumberland Buckingham
county and is supposed to be lurking in that section He
had black ck coat and silk hat all the other clothes
being made Of oznaburgs. .... .-
The above reward will be paid for his delivery to any
Jail where can get him. Address
.@ II. @. BURNETT,
Care Hill Norheet, Richmond Va.
June 2, 1858. -... 45-w&swlw. .
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400 REWARD.

ID ANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
HI eth Of March, Bib. dark mulatto negro man,
weighing about 5O pounds. lie had on, when he left
soldiers clothes and cap hat. He is supposed to
be lurking about Richmond, making his way to the
army as had him with me while there. will give the
above reward Tor his delivery me. his confinement in
some Jail get him. Ny address is Salisbury, G.
TH0S c. WATSON.
May 10, 1868. Aim.
~ Daily Examiner copy month, and send bill tc
Carolina Waterman,
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HEADQUARTERS CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.

HEADQUARTERS CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.
do hereby certify, that. John N. Irwin, of Rock
ingham county, conscript in Goth regiment, Maj.
Powell commanding, having furnished an able bodied
man, we'll clothed, in the person of Solomon A. Gep
hart not liable to military duty, who has.been &C
cepted by me for the war, as his Substitute, has
this day been discharged from the service under the
law and orders regulating the same.
PETER MALLETT,
Major Commanding.
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MERCHANTS BANK OF .NEwBERN.

May Z6In,
a DIVIDEND OF SEVEN PER CENT. ON THE
N Capital of this Bank for the last twelve months has
been declared this day, payable on demand. -,
W. W. CLARK, Cashier
June g 1858. 45-St
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PILES, FISTULA, TUMORS,
UIcerations of the Womb, SpermatOrhGs, 81
pailitic Affections. &c.

RR. J. A. CLoPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE Al,
- will be in Raleigh the first of July, where he ns
consulted for few days. He operates with perfect su
for Piles, and guarantees perfect in every S
Piles, where the TumOrs come down when at stool. u
operated with perfect success few days ago. in case .
Al years standing, his tumors coming down as large ~
large tea cup at every stool Those who doubt may
dress Mr.. H. H. Berry, Monticello, Florida
DIR. C. operated some desperate cases in SALISBURY
year, of them is known to every citizen OF SaIsOa
Ladies of the City and vicinity will be visited a. .
homes He will be in Salisbury the first of june Ifs'
borough the 18th of June.
March 60 1853 M-WSsE"
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davg tina have
0 Hgntf
o YER
ant ger IN e " of agtu neu 20 dgdm
X BURGwYN-
Y.BLA
Commission fAppri
copy o eek sen
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April 8, 1853.

MONTH CAROLINA.
The Sheriff of Rockingham county will execute
the within writ and make return thereon. He will
summon such witnesses as either party may, in wri
ting require.
R NJ. PEARSON, Oh. j. S. c.
At Richmond Hill, April 5, 1888
On the foregoing writ is endorsed,
Executed, W. SMITH. Shift
By j. H. HALL, d. S.
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BANK OF THE STATE OF N. CAROLINA.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
Of this Bank will be held at their Banking House
in this City, the first Monday in July next, at IL
o'clock A. NJ. c. DEWEY, Agent.
Raleigh, June 9, 1868. 45-td,
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NORTH CAROLINA, J
Yadkin COUNTY (
OAO' IItF IN, Y. .. ..
By WV. NJ. ELLINGTON, d. @.

NORM CAROLINA,
Yadkn County.
To james LrOin, Colonel of 69h regiment, Rock
ingham County, greeting:
Being informed by the annexed petition that
you hold in custody and restraint of his liberty,
John N. Irwin, illegally and against law, as he
says; you are hereby commanded t., have the
body of said John n Irwin with the cause of
his arrest and detention, before me- Richmond NJ
Pearson, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of said
State at my Office in Richmond HILL Yadkin County,
on the 9th instant at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to the end
that the matter may be enqured of by me, and such
proceedings had as are agreeable TO law. Herein
fail not " '-
r. NJ. PEARSON, Oh. J. S. G.
April 8, 1863
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, J
Rockipoham HnuntU 2

Rockingham County 5'-..
], James Irwin, Clerk of the Superior Court of
Law for the County and State aforesaid do certify
that the foregoing is true copy and exemplifca-
ton Of the record and proceeding made and had in
the matter of John N Irwin, Aabeas corpus which
are now on file in my Office. - 80. &c.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
SSrIs subscribed my name and affixed the
g aossos seal Of my office. In office at Went
worth, the 9th day of May, A. D. 1863.
JAMES IRWIN, G. S. C.
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BOARDlBoARD!-BOARDl

HAVING RENTED TIE RESIDENCE OF THE
III late John Hutchins, ESQ am prepared to accom-
date few boarders comfortably and as reasonable
terms the times will admit of. --.,f-.... ... -
Raleigh, N. c., My l. 1858. ss-a
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Of thereby be
ta se
Wedr sun 6urD Districts maaia
No oonhtofa ,Fnn Johnston
Blu inc
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARGUrI s

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWAhSUrr S
ID RUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER W Va nsnS
HI day the Goth of January last, my negro ply sb
ANTHONY. He is of whitsh yellow complex UuDpos
to weight about 40 pounds. He has heavy ns OO>
and talks short when questioned, and has dO~H''
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy. DE
will give the above reward for him deiiver GU M .
get him. y. L. Hat:Td
CasweH Co., March 81, 1852. Zo-C~
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THOMAS SETTLE,
VOHrN II IOIH1IIAItU1
For petitioner John N. IrUin.
STATE or NoRTH-CARoLINA,

buckingham county.
/, James IRWIN Clerk of the Superior Court of
Law and Equity, for the county and State afore-
said hereby certify that the foregoing petition was
this day subscribed and sworn to, by John n Irwin.
before me in my Office at Wentworth in witness
ssEIIs whereof have hereunto set my hand and
sos:osaOs affixed the seal of my Office this 29th day
of March, 1868.
JAS. IRWIN, G. s. O.
By WV. NJ ELLINGTON, d. @.
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WANTED.

STOCK IN THE RALEIGH AND CASTOR AND
- Wilmington and Weldon Railroads.
D. JN0. G. WILLIAMS CO.,
Stuck and Exchange Brokers.
Raleigh N C., May %, 1858. 48-stpd.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN IRON AND CASTINGS

KINGS MOUNTAIN IRON AND CASIlN"S
$4,000 a .Bs ZINES I1s: , aeSSrA of EpS
making, hurse-shoes or Farming purposes o.,,,
Also, ZOO lbs Castings, consisting of Po'S W I,
and Lids Spiders and Lids, and Oven and Spider Lu
sale wholesale or retail, by
Graham, n. c.
May 49, 1868. 4l-"6S"0"P+
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-06-05

p 3D. ROOMS. FOR RENT. o,,, ~
DERsONS WISHING 70 RENT K SOoonrnod' '
most desirable part Of the City can % DC RaRs0NELt
ed on application to j. W. Nv sG-t
Raleigh, N. G., May l, 1858,