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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

Last Saturday the County Convention
assembled pursuant to the call. Owing
to misunderstanding on the part of the
Central Committee. regarding the purpose
of the call for Convention, no business
was transacted except the appointing of a
delegate to the. State Convention that
met At Topeka September 9th, and the
appointment of new chairman of the
Central Committee, Mr.. VIM. Henry being
honorahly discharged at his own request.
Early in August the Central Committee
consisting of Mr.. Henry, as chairman, and
Messrs Harrison Foster, John Lane, NJ.
Life and w. McClosky, held . meeting
and decided to call Delegate Conven.
ton at Marysville, pursuant to the call of
the Republican Union Central Committee
of the State, and the members of the Com.
mite requested Mr.. Henry to write out
the call for publication. Mr.. Henry wrote
out the call, and handed it to The UNION
for publication; in tkat call was embodied
request for not only Delegate Conve o.
ton, but also Convention to nom mate
county officers. This the Chairman en-
bracedin the call, thinking it customary
and economical, thereby savipg..,hs trouble
and time of two conventions. But on tho as.
sembling of the Convention, the remaining
four members Of the Committee would not
recognize the call of the Chairman only so
far as delegate convention, and refused
to 60 into nomination for county officers.
The Vermiilion delegates came here in.
slructed to do nothing but nominate DEL
egate to the Topeka Convention. Under
these circumstances . delegate was sp.
pointed, as also new chairman for the
Republican Union Central Committee.
Mr.. E. &. Manning Was appointed dele.
gate to Topeka, and Hon. D. c. Aud his
proxy. Mr.. Manning was appointed
Chairman of the Central Committee. A
call will now be issued for Convention to
nominate County OEcers, and Delegate
to Senatorial District Convention.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

The Wetmore Institute, pleasan tly stu.
sted At Irving, will open about the 6rst of
October, due notice of which will BE- Civ.
ca. This institute will be furnished with
the very best school furniture and appsr-
atus, and placed at the commencement on
the basis Of q first class educational insti.
tuition. Il will Be under the entire con.
troll sfshs Rev. John Chapman, . gentle
mar, Who i practically aequainted with
education in ell IL departments, and who
has lately spent . year sbresa, and exam
iDsd the schools Of Europe.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

General Butler is engaged in: cutting .
canal on the James river, the precise ma.
ture or object Of which remains to be as
eertained. The rebel rams from Rich.
mond attacked his working party on Sat.
arday, but they were driven back.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-10

part OF the branch propose, runs from
For, Leavenwor.h within four mile of
A,chlson. close to Troy and through
Marysv;lle BY adopting this amendment
We accommodate Atchison, We accomodae
the Hannibal aud St. Jos, ph Railroad, aud
We accommodate the Government 10 trans
porting supplies from Fort Leavenwortb.
will now present NY amendment. In
section fourteen between the worGs"vis"
aud "Atchison" in the fourth line, move
to insert Fort Leavenvorth," and after
The word 'tAtchison" in the same line to
insert "Troy and Marysvills" with the
consent Of the Legislature Of Kansas from
Fort Lesvenvorth to Atchison, and by
any company now chartered BY said State
for the remainder of the route.
-four readers, from a perusal OF the
original bill, will see that this amendment
proposes to prevent the Pacific road from
running directly west of A,chison. and
compelIs the road TO start at Fort Lsaven-
worth and run through Troy TO Marys-
vile. Ed. Champien.
MI. Lane, Of Kan. There is road al.
ready from St. Joseph to Fort Leavsn-
worth, or within three miles Of It, the
Platte Country railroad ] propose 70 COM
mence this branch st Fort Leayenvorth,
the depot Of government stcres. for the
whole Western countsy. II has no con-
nsetion with this great work aeross the
continent. propose to give il eonnse-
tion, TO run il a. the military road DOW
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-02-24
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD:

Fson NoBrLI-The news from the Southwest Is
important. Sherman continues nninterruptedly to
advance'upon Mobile by The line of the Mobile and
Ohio railroad. An Official dispatch to the War De-
partment yesterday announces that be has arrived
at Quitman, village on the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road, one hundred miles from Mobile.
Though the enemy has not yet met with opposi.
ton, we feel authorized in saying that he will not
be permitted to take possession Of Mobile without
desperate battle.
This advance Of the enemy Is, beyond comparison,
the bodest movement Of the war. On the 18th
instant, Sherman, with between twenty i've and
thirty thousand men, provided with twenty days
cooked rations left vlcksburg and took up the line
Of march eastward, tearing up the railroad and
bridges in ais rem: Clearly be msditates no stsr
backward.
The moving spirit in this army is one J. B. Nc.
Pherson, of Ohio, very young officer, with the
rank in the regular army Of junior captain Of thu
corps Of engineers and tho rank in the provisional
trmy Of brlgAdier. This is the msn who made
Grant famous, and he-is now to try what be can do
for Sherman, who is himself man Of ability, and
IN every way The superior Of Grant Since the b.
ginning Of the wal suecess :,as invariably attended
the plans Of MCPHERSON L was he Who planned
the bold and successful movement upon Vicksburg
We hope his good luck has bred in him . rashne@
that will be his ruin.-Rieh. Examiner.
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Tag HAsEAs CoRPUs.-The Rslsigk Ganf sdaratx
has positive information Of the passage Of law by
Congress- giving President Davis tAs power to suaS.
pend tins writ or at least the rigAa b. sue cub his
writ
Our opinion has not changed upon this mattex-i.
We believe 1t to have been better fer our oa.as 4
had thus power not been granted-aot that we Ia, q
any apprehensions Of its abuse by President Davi
but because it v:u add to the feeling Of distrust
the Government. which. attempt to. eenasal it as .
may, has taken bold upon sQ<ae Of &c PEG ~ g.
They wal argue that the Goyesn0aeos would .,ot
have bad this law passed if they had eonHden o, in
tie people, for if they 10 true the sasase,
lies the necessity for the Suspension of the III lit
The people Will argue knowing their oRn h.. 1esty
OF purpose to sustain tie governsnent in all fng
that are proper and joa that the gcxernmep Il must
contemplate measures that WI, call for tue racli.
ca! pse Of this late Law else il would not b. g.. been
enacted-hence they will live Il as.ase Of D. s,nai
suspense upoa this quesion=-they wlllfeel lie the
.'ower exists in the haI d Of oae man to I'D srve
they of all liberty This feeieeofdvpender a. viii
aos eneenocr love nor regafa sat en"the &C nsry,
We would, however, caatioe onr citizens mt to
.t rashiy. nor to raagnif! the matter by b,laing
meetings for the purpose of 3ensuneng the -4sa;on
q Congress. 1t can lead u DO socd, and I'll uu.
doubtesty result in brin lins trouble upon them.
selves without any corr spOGahnse bensSt hsine
derived from such = course -,
When alaw'is paced, and beeemesa run of atn.f n.
all good citizens it matters net how n,u II III.
may have opposed it at ths> frxt r7l nj id It
obedience until it be- repealed -tyetas ,iaa GsS,.
liniaa. I
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rho STANDARD Suspended.

The publication of the Standard . for the pres
emit suspended. Due notice will be gwen Oh ,'e ~
sumption Of publication. Our exchanges ~1' you
fer favor by continuing their visits while the pub
,;..t;on Of the STANDARD is thus temporarily sus'
pended; and meanwhile We shall be glad to see
our friends who may be passing through Raleigh,
-, generally, verbally or by
and to near num ss,sn. So
letter. o.,o,,.r,.
We have not quite completed the comptroliers
penort and shall, therefore, issue an Extra IN Inc
course Of few days containing the conc'a0'ne
tables Of the Report
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For the Standard

For the Standard
To the 50 Young Men ,, Of Co. G, 2sth Reg't.
N. c. Troops.
Having seen an account of the meeting held by
You on the lst inst, in which you passed resolu
lions relative 20 the neglect and want of patriotism
of the "ladies of Orange" we, the ladies Of Cas~e
prompted BY the deepest sympathy aud most ardent
patriotism feel called upon to give you notice in
asmueh as the ladies Of Orange" will not deign
to do SO, and have treated you with such marked
injustice. deeply deplore the neglect which you
havereceved at the hands Of said ladies, and their
carding the "true and tried" soldier boys, and
allowing them to be superseded by craven hearted
militia officers" and "grey haired widowers"
We denounce such proceedings as little less than
treason and wish to assure you that not all of the
" fair who are said TO deserve the "brave" have
degenerated SO far Us to be fergefu Of the welfare
aud happiness Of the war WORE and weary soldiers,
and furthermore We do assure you that none but
soldiers, sueh az you, who have fought, bled and
Utmost died in our defence shall eyer lay claim to
our hearts and hands. Not only have you braved
Of battle time aud again. and passed through
trials and hardsbips almost beyond human endu
rance, but you hagf resisted all the disafection
thst is now brewing in our glorious old State, and
nobly re-enlisted in this great Cause aud showed
your willingness to stand firmly by your muskets
and light till the last armed foe expires" We
shall reserve our brightest smiles-most approving
glances, and above all, the largest corner in our
hearts for the gallant soldier lads who are now sac
rifcing I'LL for our sakes; and "when this cruel
: war is over" and freedom again smiles over our
desslated land, and You are again restored to the
"homes Of the free, bearing ysur hlushing honors
upon you" We shall feel proud to receive . call
from you We devoutiy pray, that ere long, the
sweet hope Of peace that is now budding in our
bosoms, may blossom into bright realty-a glo-
rious reality obi may it dawn upon US before the
Close Of this year. We certainly viii not allow the
rights that LEAP year ;" has always given to the
ladies, to be usurped; but will strive vita all Of
woman's arts and woman's charms to shed the SUM-
light Of happiness over your future pathway, and
weave for you gay gsrands Of hopes gaycst flowers
and make your homes paradise below. With our
most heart. ie!t wishes for your preservation and
safety. We bid you adieu and may "God speed you
and onward to glory and victory lead you. =
Il "'YouSG LADIES OF CAswELl."
>Caswell county, N. C., Feb IA, 1864.
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MEETING OF THE NEXT CoNeREss.-By an act OF
the Confederate Congress, approved February Sd
1854 it is provided "that the Congress Of the Con-
feder,te States of America for ts next regular ses
sion, shall assemble the first Monday in May, Anno
Domini, 1864, and not the first Monday OF De-
cember, 1864"
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THE SOUTHERN BANNER.

THE SOUTHERN BANNER.
tie memory sfa brace soldisr. ,sAe fell .,seAtinq
at Williensboroxgh, Va, Acy, 1888.
All hail to our banner,
So gloriously bright!
10 cloud cloud can obscure E.
1ts pure beautiful light
Its folds have been waving
On many field
Where the heroes are fighting
And never will Yell
CHORUS:
Then three cheers for our banner,
Hurrah hurrah! burrahl
Ali nail to our banner,
Forever and aysl
Our glorious bapner!
Obi long shall it wave,
When the heroes who raisedit
Sleep in the grave!
IT'S the symbol Of Freedom
The emblem Of love,
We k,5wthat the g,s:t God ..
Rsigns ever above.
cHqRCs:
Thsh three cheers for our banner,
So gloriously bright,
The war clouds can never
Obscure its pure light,
Our heroes by thousands
On.every field
Are dying for freedom,
And never will yield.
CHORUS:
Then three cheers for our banner,
Hurrah hurrsh hurrahl
All hail to our banner,
Forever and ayel
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SUPPLIES FOR THE SoLDIERs.-Mr. +. McDiilon
of Iredell County, passed through this place fe"
DAYS since with 154 boxes containing 81 800 pounds
of food and clothing for the Irede soldiers These
supplies will be very acceptable to the brave men
for whom they sre intended. We learn that the
soldiers of the army of Northern Virginia. though
their rations, especially Of meat are not as full as
heretofore, are generally in good health. The sdp-
plies they have received from home have been more
abundant than was hoped for, and have added great.
" to their comfort We trust our people will con.
tinue to spare all they can for the support and com.
fort Of the soldiers and that their families at nome
will be as we'll provided for as possible.
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died. 10 Wilkes County. N c., on the 18th Of January,
;uausTus JACKSON infant ola H. aod Vmx mia Mar.
s.n. aged months and IS days.
"Suter little children to eune unto me- and forbid them
i"t. FIR of such is the kingdom Of Heaven"
q Recorder please eopy.
Died. ON the a,st Of January. 1898. Jaxss W Lloro
the 3Sth year Of his age He had been member Of hv
Church for II years. He leaves wife anu i've chill.
en, beside macy friends and relatives /. mourn their
ss: He was nenber If Col AAlie,t's battalion and
cd soldier u. L.
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lheee is not at present single cotton spindle in
operation in the city Of Lowell. The mills which
formerly gave employment to about thirty thoas.od
Maaes are now IS silent as the tomb So says tive
memphis Journal, an abolition paper.
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Feb. 2, 1864.


NNOOL AND FURS WANTED, wv T. WISH
w to buy. in any quantity, Wool and Furs /" make
est market price, and for Furs, io"ws: Otter and
Beaver frum IS s. Rabbit from E 10 T. pes deeer>
according to quality; Muskrat and SnA r"m 81 40
cents according to quality; Racco.n and Fox, fom 81
cents 81. Wool aud Fur taken exchange for bats
People having the above articles would do well give
call Our place Of business IL IN Ru,ph county,
miles south OF Iborough. Saons Lick Pas ofice
u. N. SMITH L BROS
Februar! ., 1894. s. w4spd
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me amount Of duties on imports collected in the
oooniederacy last YEAR is said to have been about L.
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The Legislature of North Carolina will meet in
adjourned session in Raleigh, on the third Tuesday
in May, 1854.
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NLORTH.CAROl4INA, FRANKLIN CGUN.
~ YE"urt Of Pleas and Quarter Se,s'ns- SurD bel
HenryJ Belf and others. peli"n tor DOVER Il 81 IN
tc Office Of said Court the Sd day Of January, l's4
Affidavit having been made beSre the subseTbsr. the
clerk Of ssid Court that Wiley Batten and Fanny bis wife,
yOud the limits Of this State therefore ordered that
psblicaton be made weeks notifying them Of the
next term Of this Court - BE- held 1t the Court House il
Iouisbss % the second Monday Of March next than and
there plead dsmur TO said petition the same
will he taken confessed and heard etpar to them
Witness Thomas Horton, csrk Of said Court At Office
in Louisburg, on the day above mentioned.
Z. G. horton, c. c. G.
Feb s, 1894 S-wstpd
MOTTO E:..WE ARE NOW READY To
II settle the personal estate Of Young Hughss deceased
Persons entitled any share therein, relured
ply to US oncs. the money is ready Er then.
aud no Interest will be paid from this bate Fob TO- 1854
n. D. DAVIS, I.An,,
W. A. HAAkICK.i ~
Clssvslxnd Co.. Feb. Is. 1894 pr. adv. ~ . &ss
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h;s Corn is represented by . Yankee paper to 10
nsner IN the West than it has been for fortv vears
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me south African Nail Gays, that the we'll known
darSa traveller, Dr.. Livingstone, has been mur
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NJORTH.CAROLINA,G RANvlLLE,C COIN
IL ~, 10 Equity. Original NiI. Dudley Johnson

n TY, 10 Equity. Of1Nos HI!: DNdley Il JOHNSON
~ Isaac n. Hnsner. and Jsesrsou Homer, u
1t appearing to the sstsfaeson Of the Coart that Jer
son Homer Jr of the defendants the abvs reci,ed
cause resides bsvooa the Jurisdiction of this Gnsst il is
ordered that publication s. made in the North Carolina
asdard fur six weeks excessively notifying the sid Jsf
erson A"rner IT, ~ b and sppesr the VI the
said Court 10 be held the Courthouse u ez.rd the
demur 10 the said bill, otherwise the. n be
heard farts and decvse pss esEsso taken - him
Witness. Jnhn w. HAYS, Clerk and xssasr ~ said
Court y 0xtsd, the 6rst Monday sfptenhsr u 1853
JOIN ". HAYN. G T. T.
Jan. 25, 1874 =A--w~s.
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NORTH-CARO LIMA PITT COUNTY,
N Court of Pleas and Quarter February TERM
1854 Alley King and others j"hn King Ezecuios Of
Samuel Vines, ST. and others. Position FIR account and
settlement.
Appearing 10 the ,isesioo Of ii: c'et tl.s Jeases
Taylor aud VITA Betsy. JACOB Hnrn and wife Polly. SAINT
Vines W. HON. BENZ Deb and wife Ssrsh. against
Jseob Horn guardian to samuel AosA istan;. de-
Pendants in thi. residess as his ssss. is
ordered by the Court tina. sdxer'i.emeD. be made for six
weeks 10 the thsroIna sdndsra notifying the said
defendants Of the fling u this pe*n tn appear and
swer &c. at the next Term If This CONT ixnsnt pro
e'ntsss, will be granted aRsin.t I'll en-.
g. 4. DAKCY, g. G. O.
Feb -, 1864. S-WSW.
NIOTlCE...WE HAVE ON HAND, At OUR
~ factory, in rhomass,i.e, L.. one hundred and
twenty boxes d -diun grade tobseeo, we'll pat up
which We viii soil very cheap for the cash. .-
K. 1 u. II. PlNEIX
Feb Is, lsGA IwSw.
JORDAN WOAHLE, CO3UJ6SyON0R4e
d CHANT. HAkGETr STKEeT, RALEIGH, n. c.
VIII, reeivs and sell eouaa"ion oil kinda Of oosstry
p-oduce ar other goods Il Aattsr nyesf With an exps
riencs II oss than thirty yesrs in asuesA iAas ..
give satd.etos peeisf snsatot evsa TO the sais q
Flour. Consignnerhs solicited.
AUG. II, 1853: Ss-1H I
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It is . fact not generally known, that the Bank
of Montgomery, the oldest free bank in the State,
has never suspended specie payments The cireu-
GUS to redeem them with coin.-Sslpaa Reporter.
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A CAnD.-TO THE MAGISTRATES " JOHN.
"A STOS COUNTY: L hereby declare mvsrlf can.
'dse for the o:e of County Commissioner Johnston
ounty, for the present ysnr Eteston be held the
ourt house in SmithSeId at February Cosrt. have
70 substitutes in the under thirty i've, and
lie other over fifty years VI sgs, and exempt from
inscription account Of my trade being mechanic
am elected propose to execute the Office faithfully
I'd tn perform ali The duties of County Com dill
> services and trouble prrfsrrng that the
II tw" and halt per cent, which has hitherto been paid
W applied to the support Of the poor Of my County.
JAMES ii. CARTER
February IL, 1864 lid
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MARRIED..

At Barcays.ie. n: C., the 18th inst, By the Rev.
Chsf1n. Capt J. 2: PAs. Of Wake County, to Miss
:lAasIBE RABoTEAu. of Harnett County
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II at February term. 1854. Of Wake County 70, duly
appointed aud qualified I'D ninistrator Of samuel d.
present their accounts debts. claims and demands Of
every kind against his raid estate to him for payment
duly authenticated within the time prescribed BY law,
Otherwise this notice will be plead 10 bar Of their rscovery
Ns,iee is also given that administration aforesaid he
will the 9th day Of March next at the late dwelling
hoase Of his sale. ntestas, samuel Morgan. decd
the county Of Wake osr for SALE borses mules CATTLE
hogs sheep, farming utsoss large quantity Of manu-
featured tobacco in boxet and leaf obsce haIss
household aud kitchen furniture and other articles
credit of twelve nths Bond with approved securities
will be required If the purchasers SAID sale will BE- c"u
,nued frum day to day until s is sold and at the
time and place shall "ier for hire number al Desrus
slaves Of my said in:estate until the a5,h Of December
next Bond with approved securities will be required Of
the hirer -. WILLIAM LAWS
Feb 10. last IS w.t.
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I'D ECRUIrS WANTED...A FEW MORE
IL r~cru,ts be received Capt G.loway's compa.
ny if application be made Immediately in person. This
company organized under special order from the Sec
retarv Of War for "ca! duty Salisbury N. c. This
ing to JON must make application. Immediately ~ Capt
Galloway, commanding posi- Salisbury N G i. or to me.
w X. SNEAD,
Recruiting officer.
Salisbury, n. c. Feb %. ,sat ls-8t
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SCALE OF PROVISIONS TO DE FUR.
- NlSHED INDECENT soldiers families iu Wake t,ou-
", adopted by the executive committee
lone woman to be furnished half ,she Of neil and
i've pounds of Bacon or its equivalent in money
wounah With children, to be furnished Eve pnus #
bacon the head and half bushe of meal for The wunan
and peck for each child, per month
Orderef, that the Raleigh StasIsrd and loafslrrlte
copy two times, and present bills to the Executive Com
inittee. W. h. HOOD.
Secretary.
Feb D. 1884. lx-st
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STOL EN- Ion TIE Nl6Ar OF lIIH
- inst q black mare, good sized in forehead
years old. blind in left eye and sound in right
hind fno white, aud had old shoes when socu. will
psv US reward for her delivery to me confinement 50
that can get her. Address
@. MARLOV.
MuusviileN C.
Feb IS, 1854. H-4Ipd
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A TRADE TO SUIT...I WISH TO BUY A
"A good farm, and prefer the Eastern part the ststs
provided the tract csn Do examined. Y purchase 10
any healthy locality. The land must be good. | will pay
Persons wishing to make such trsde will describe the
sd give the price, and address 1t st. Lawrence. Chat
ham county. G. PACE
Feb. Is, 1894. l4-2Dtpd
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@kA EW A y ID ..-KANAWAY FROM
SGeDV the subscr,bar in Alansnce county, upon III
nth Of February negr' boy named RUFF Said boy is
about - ~ old black complexion feee inches
high sud weighs 81 100 pounds The end Of the lite
finger If his eft hadd injured beng permanently crok.d
lie has SUITS Of c",hes. gray homespuu cost and
Impression is tts he making bis way the enemy The
above reward will be paid FIR his apprehension and de.
livery e,ufucnsnt in ja,l that get bin.
SAML. II. TURRENTiNE
Saxapstaw n C.
Feb q, 1894 s-w4.pd
tY- Observer copy times and send bill 10 Mr.. T
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IRON FOR BACON.-I HAVE GENUINE
j Swedss irun that win exchange with farmers for
go"d sound dry ba Gun pound for pound It in whole
bars Of $50 to ITS lbs each and - emitting
Those who d,nt want whole hr hal better club With
their neighbo': ssors open on Fd,x of <eeb week.
Smhfsd. N. C.
Feb. 90, 1874. s-w4tpd
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Feb. %. 1874.

OTlCE.-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that during the present ear I will do work in my
blacksmith shop for the of soldiers in the rvce
free If charge. WILLIAM JIyKS.
Wake Co. Feb. q, 49, s-wst
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Th. vag Of the Atl.nt. es.ta4.,aex ,,i;rss j