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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-08-09

PRINc PLE-Never conide in the principle Of 3
timid man. lie who has no courage cannot be said
to have principle he may be disposed to virtue,
and may prefer good to evil, but he is in the sport
of chance, and the slave Of circumstances. What
avsls the best incnations, il resolution be wanting
to put them in practice A feeble and irresolute
man who means WELL is more dangerous than an
audacious and confirmed william You know the
latter, and on your guard against him. you rely
upon the good intentions Of the former and disco.
too lste like the son of Israel he is unstable as
water and shall not excel. A timd man can never
become great : if he possesses talent, he cannot
apply it he is trampled upon by the envious and
swed By the staggering he is thrust from the di-
rect path hich alone leads to honor and fame, by
every asprant who possesses more spirit than him.
self
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The First Battalion Heavy Artillery is Commanded
Major Alexander MacRae; The First Battalion Sharp
Gnfan!ryl BY Major ia mes Iredel SD regmenti Th'
Third Battalion light Artillery by Maj JnO w. Moore
The Tenth by Maj. w L. Young; The Twelfth Battshn
by Capt J. o. Cherry The Thirteenth Battalion Iga
Artillery by Lieut. Col Joseph Starr; The FOurtSeh
Battalion Cavalry by Lieut. Col j. l.. Henry; fheEF
teenth Battalion Cavalry by 1t Col j. N Wynnei Tx
Sixteenth Battalion Cavalry by James c. McRae; Thomas
Legion consists of regiment and Battalion and con-
manded by Col. Wu. h. Thomas.
The lst and Sd regiments in Stewards Brigade JONF
sons Division, Ewell's Corps.
The I'd, 4th and 30h iu Ramseurs Brigade, RHODES
Division EweIl's Corps
The 5th 18th, 10th and 23d are in JOhnstOn's BHgA
Rhodes Division, Ewell's Co<ps
The 6th 2lst; 54th and~17th and LIST Battalion SNAP
Shooters are in Hok4s Brigade Whiting Division 8u
regard's Corps. TIE AID regneut'is Temporarily WIZ
this Brigade
The 7h 18Th 2sth a8d and s7th in Lanes Brigade
WilcOx's Division, Hills Corps. ,
The 8th. 3st, 5IsI and Slst are in ClingnanS BHgs0
Pickett's Division, Beauregard' Corps. pl-.,,
The 9th, 18th, 18th and SD are in GordOns DngAuT
Hampton's Division, Stewtrts Corps IL
The llth. 26h, 44th 47th and sgd are in klrklana'
Brigade, Heth's Division, Hills Corps.
The 18Th I6rh ed eth and Ssth are in Scales Brgs'
YiIcox's Division, Hills Corps.
The 18TH 9th, 46th and 4Sth are in Cookies BrlgaO''
Heth's Division, Hills Corps. l.,
The l7th AID 5nth and 66lh in Martins briga0sr
Writings Division, Beauregard's Corps
The 24th, 18th, Sath, 49th and 50th are IN kanSOu'
Brigade Picketts Division, Beauregards Corps ~.
The 18th is in Ectons Brigade, Frenchs DIVISION fO'
Corps --.
The 32d 4sd, 45th, SD and I'd Battalion are in Dsns'
Brigade, Rhodes Division, Ewells Corps ,,...
The gath and 4Oth are in Herberts Brigade, WhinS'
Division, Beauregard's Corps. 80 n.-..,,
The Ssth is in McNaiTts Brigade, Freuch's GTlS0''
Folks Corps. -, Nil. uap,
The 55tb is in Davis Brigade, Heths Division Hill
Corps II
The Es:h and s0th in Reynolds Brigade Stevenson
Division, Hoods Corps -,
The 10Th, 4lst SD 64h 65th, 9th and 6Sfh are O0
brgaded.
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How THE JAPANESE RESTORE FADED Flowers
After bpquet is dropping beyond remedy Of
fresh water, the japanese can bring it back to
all its glory by very simple and seemingly most
destructive operation. - l had received" says
visitor in Japan, "a bunch of flowers frdA Japan
csc acquaintance. They continued to live in all
their beauty for nearly two weeks, when at last
they faded. Just as was about to have them
thrown away, the same gentleman Japanese gen.
tlemanJ came to see me- l showed him the faded
flowers, and told him that though lasting long
time they had become useless. "Oh no" said
he "ony put the end Of the stems into the fire and
they will be as good as before" was increduous ;
so be took them himself and held the stem ends in
the fire until they were completely charred. This
was in the morning, at evening they were sgsin
looking fresh and vigorous, and have continued SO
Tor another week
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LETTER NO TWO, (PRIvATE }

'" LETTER no. TWO, tPRlSATE J
Ny Dear Brick :"-Dont put this in the " DE
mocrst" or III catch fits. Ny wife is on the loyal
concern just now She has joined woman's society,
where QUE makes flannel mittens for soldiers and
the rest tell yarns about their neghbors Egad but
amt l IN luck. But you know | was brought up
pet My blood Is that of q gazee. Ny wife Is
the Amazon stamp. For size she's not like Mrs.
Amazon. but in spirit she is terrible. She sewing
for the League. And what nice times l have
Come up and take supper with me-anytime No
danger of finding her at heme. have the funniest
kind of times now. Hired girl is very kind and
attentive. She has plenty 10 do in the Kitchen
All the rest of the house run. To be sure, things
look little nasty and slovenly, but what of it? I
do as please. go to the saloon drink beer;
play draw poker romp with the servant girl !;
thrash the young ones wear dirty shirts smoke
pipe in the parlor hang my hat on the f1oori spit
tobacco juice on the hearth; go to bed with my
boots on go to dances and home with the girls !;
play seven up with my oldest boy, and do just as
please. Come up and see me. My wifaSis on the
loyal League. Deuced glad of it. Hope the League
will be chartered to run forever It's good
thing.
II 1t comes in your way, give my wife q puff
She likes it. Ii makes her more devoted to Mr.
Loyal, and gives me better chance to slosh around.
Come up and see me. Send all the fellers up
These Leagues are big thirgs And bring up a
pint Of parasorc for the babies to keep them quiet
Yours forever, DODGER
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On the 18th instant the Emperor inspected in
the garden Of the Tueres under the trees along the
grand avenue the three regiments of the Grenadiers
ofthe Guard, theregiment Of the Empress Drdgoons
and two batteries of the Artillery Of the Guard.
Before the fling off his Majesty distributed decora-
tons and medals to several subofcers and soldiers
The Prince Imperial was present. dressed in the
uniform OF the Imperial Guard, and went through
the whole Of the gates, including those of the
veG garden, were thrown open to the public. The
Japanese Ambassadors witnessed the sight from
the Pavilion de rHorlOge, and seemed deeply inter
eSled
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Petersburg B1prssal

...fFrun. the Petersburg Bzprssa]
Casualties in Ransom's Brigade.
,HEADouAHTxRs RANsoN's BRleADE,
July 3lst, 1854
Es,o-, Er,,zs,LF,ie foowinp is list Of the killed.
oundsd and missing N Gen. RAnsom's Brigade NJ "
) during the action Of the sgth OF July, 1854;
:, ~. 24rH n. c. REentESE
. wounded: Lit John P Be,heW, severely in shoulder )
Ct Neil smith, severely PriystsS 'srSm'An 0sA'"'
augustus s'D i1'u !" s5ra sc REerxEsr. 49, -
Killed Capt James M'cathey Priyates Henry Green
sasisS. wounded Mai VS. Grady, severely Capt
sat morrill, P-t,ssioH s :s,;fi5y Il Burton st%
eriousy in face; CorpT Mann, in arm, seyere 81
Z Orp'l b Wilson, daagsrousIy in breast cofPf
.dpey, in arm, severely PrlyaIes sTm ~ bscI
smes drake, in arm John r Bgham, in hand r
ich, dangerously; Burgnsr slightly in SHOULDER
IL; Barton, severely in both thighs; CLAYTON
IghtIy in arm McWilson, slightly in leg; Alex;
S: slightly IN SSt gSS say s severely Bu.
%, slightly in hand viii Owney, mortality in abdomen
Davis, severely in thigh baldwin, slightly.
s6rH N. c. T. ss7, sa.y
Wounded: Privates Basden seriouslyin hip; Hosea
asden, slightly in arm; Thomas Davis, arm hroksni W
:. Russ, slightly in foot.
4sru n. c. RnefrsxF
Killed: 1t Col John A FIemingj Capt & Y Harris;
!rivates NJ Patterson, Isaac Ltton, Hart Jno hsL
IN, Selh White; Wounded Capt Il Dixon, painful
yin arm; Lieut. Richard Bailey slightly in arm Lieut.
= Little. shocked by shell; ssrgt~,a Henderson, 20
l. flesh wound in arm Sergt Henry She'll slight wound
a breast Priyaes Howell in arm Reid slightly IN
cad DeIlinger, slightly IN leg; Fall slightly IN
Ikull; J WhteSides MORALLY in breast Holland In
land; L Fox, severely in arm; WHITING flesh wound
in leg; EAnthOuy, MORALLY in groin.
56TH n. O. REGIMENT.
Killed Privates G Hart. Jno Horton, Seth White
Wounded: Thos Gregory, severely in hip; Markham
Wood slightly in breast Jno Emett lst Sergt severely
10 thigh Rufus Parker slightly bipi Henderson Luter
severely leg; Bridgers, severely in leg Rol-
hteld, slightly in shoulder. .--,
--.. 25TH n. c.
Missing from the Skirmish line: JEFF George, W
Grigg, Gibson, Garm, Evans, Goodwin, G +
Johnson, n Jobusou.
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Two Remarkable Letter..

We copy the following from the iNiso1usin1
Democrat with every reason to belieye there are
not few who will read them, who, il they had the
courage, would make known publicly, Is has the
to-bepitied DODGE" their own experience:
) gs-. LETTER. NO. ONE. st -
!" Brick I" -Pomeroy EdI or Daily Den0crGt
Argus eyed friend, L am in much trouble !: WIZ
you hear my prayer and give vert to advice Ny
vile the sweet partner Of my terrestrial JOYS and
earthly hallucinatons joined the loyal female
league aAShe Is on the benevolent altogether now
for TWO months She is good woman the goooest
of all her sex, and compared to her, all others oil
her sex ave but as insects. | come Ome a: noon,
and she is off to see Mrs. Galley on League. bust
ness. eat cold victuals for dinner, and shout
aloud through the kitchen and things but she greets
me not! come home to tea but there IS no tea |!
[ grub it in the pantry That blessed wife OF mine
is eff to see about the League. AT midnight come
home ard she is still ABSENT! go t. bed. leave
the door unlocked dream of robbers. The child
rem squall for the nourishme0t have not. II is
lonesome. Soon hear a step, pair OF steps.
Two pair Of steps. Tenor and base steps. listen.
Two pair of steps climb my pair OF steps. They
lmger at the Observation-Disclosures are indistnct words
lone pair comes up-one pair goeth hence-ny
wife has returned. Noble womanl Kind neigh
Dor All for the soldiers -.-'l - s''..s
| go down the next day to my shop. return at
dinner time--my wife is out eat another lunch.
l return 10 my Snop Az Tea 20 Eome' ""i''
to ask my vile something privately, hut two hun
dred women are there to get the measure OF my
drawers for the League. Then my wife goes down
town. follow her She lodges in this store
then in that-then in another. Forty womendodge
in and out They run over me. They take wife
off. l love her. look for her diligently, but she
is not to be found. stand on the street. She
goes by on the other side. / cross over, and she
Vanishes. Noble woman. She does SO much good
She has helped send two pair Of mittens and an en-
broidered shirt tail to the SAM Com. have not
seen her for five weeks-that is to talk with her.
When viii this war be over? want my wife
to be at home alone If you see my wife tell'her
want her. Noble womau-sle loves tho soldiers.
Your truly, DODGER
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M Office TO ALL -CONCERNED.-TO
IL prevent and contradict all false statements re-
CARDS my prices for services rendered in my professional
capacity take this method Of informing the citizens and
people OF adwel Alexander Catawba and surrounding
pay for medicines have pracced and will continue
practice medicine at old pricessuch be-
fore the do not demand gold or silosr but any
kind Of farm produce at old prices. Myself and family
must have support and this the only way
plsh this one thing necessary while serve my coun
trymen in the capacity of.a Physician. The families of
soldiers shall have my services half rates.
those of them who INDECENT and helpless shall 'eci0s
them free. W. W. GILBERT NJ D.
Caldwell County, July %, 1854. 20-wst
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TANE MILLS, sHEET.IRoN,. FLOWS, &c:
~ We keep constantly on band .-..
Horizon taI Cane Mills, Rolls ~
Vertical Cane Mills, 3 and Rolls, Single Guard,
d" 7" {" " " Double -. &C.
Sheet Iron for Boilers 80 inches wids from to feet
long, % .' -
Cast Iron Plates for Boilers all sizes, Z
Sheet Iron Swimmers or Ladies, #
Bolts from inch TO thirty inches long,
Plows one hor Sc, No. o, No. IL, No. 60 and 8. s.,
%. two horse, LiVin gston,
PtOv Points, Bars and Bolts,
Ovens, Spiders, Lids, Flat Irons Wagon Boxes, &c,
Bar lrup, from three-fourths to eight inches wide,
Nail Rods and Horseshoe Iron Round Iron and Shovel
Plate,
kinds Of Iron and Brass Castings made. on. short
notice. ~e-
WANTE0.-Scrap Irna, Brass Gopperand Zinc. :
ySaAY WILLIAMSON Ii co,
NORTH State Iron and Brass Works.
Raleigh. June 20, 1864. I5-Ml7tpA
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A FEW IMPORTANT FACTS IN RE.
gard 20 the SOUTHERN HEPATIG PILLS y

"A gard to the SOUTHERN BEPATIC PILLS ~
J. They prepared from the best quality of Medicines
by the dscoverer, now an aged Minister Of the Gospel
and are safe. ...-.r .... =.
They have been known for yesrs and tested by thou
sands
Five hundred persons known to have been cured
by them.
A. They are not recommended by the proprietor for
everything but only for diseases which arise from disor-
dered livers.
Directions aud certificates accompany each box and
these certificates from well known and respecta-
Bile individuals.
g. Correspondents recommend them as good for Liver
Disease, Chlls and Fevers Pneumonia Jndice Dyspep.
STA Bilious Fevers, Bilious Rheumatism Worms Piurisy,
bronchitis, &c.
z Several gentlemen state that the use of these Pills
has been to them annual saving Of from 300 $500;
they the best plantation medicine offered to the
public
g. Some physicians of the highest standing prescribe
them to their patients and hundreds of bO have been
sold 10 regular practitioners
g. During the quarter boxes have been sold to
two Druggists, in South Carolina, and in North
Carolina and time ago 37UC boxes ORDER
ed by Druggists in one town in Virginia.
any address very liberal discount Druggists
and country merchants. Cash new currency
pany orders. Address GEO. W. DEEMS,
Greensboro, N G.
For sale in North-Caro as follows:
Asheville L. Aston Albemarle J. N. Bivns; Chapel
Hill, Z. B. Sanders; Charlotte, E. Nye Hutchinson, F.
s. Carr; CLIFTON Hubbard Moseley; Concord J. Reid
Enfield, ]. Cohen Fayetteville, N. A. Stedman 4 Co
Greensboro, Porter GOrre; Goldsborough, Lucas &
Moore; Halifax. J. OBrien; Henderson. Wyche Co.;
Lexington. j. P. StinsOn Lincolnon s. p. Sherrell
Lousburg }. Clifton Marion w. Wakefield PttsborO J.
Long Raleigh, Williams Haywood, p r PescBd; Rock
Ing6am, J. r Northam; Salisbury, Henderson Ennis;
Shelby, z, Fronebarger; Wadesboro', W: O. Bennett;
Whitesve, K. Haynes; Wilmington, Walker Mears H.
McLin, W. d. Lippett.
July 25, 1854 30-lmpd.
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.geua- MaekIll stanharh.
CHARGE OF THE TIGHT BRIGADE.

At the bar, at the bar,
At the bar Numbered,
Thundered with tiereer din,
TOpers one hundred. -
. There stood those thirsty men,
Thirsty one hundred ..r.E
Calling for. drinks in vain, ',.,-
The bar-keeper slumbered; ...--
Hank there's sound from one &.
List now the curses come
From each and every onel Z
OF that dry one hundred. ,
Into the bar they pitch,
Noble old topers,
For up comes an order which
Pleased those old soakers;
"Forward the Tight Brigade!
Take the bar" Muggins said, a'.,
Intl it undismayed, --..
Pitched now each drunken blade
Pitched the one hundred.
Forward the Tight BrigadeP
Gods what charge they made!
No men were afraid;
No person Numbered.
Theirs but to drink their fill,
Theirs not to pay. their bill.
Alb yes, they knew it we'll!
Knowing one hundred!
Bottle to right of them,
Bottle to left of them,
Labeled and numbered; r
Nobly they fought and vel,
= There many hero fell,
J.. Covered with blood and beer,
: Beer that they loved so we'll,
Gallant one hundredl
Raised now each nose in air,
See what is under there,
Mugs charged with lager beer
all the world wondered!
Flercer the revel grows,
Redder each bleeding nose,
Faster the liquor aows,
Under the table goes,
Half the one hundred
Bottle to right of them,
Bottle to left of them,
Bottle all around them,
Emptled and sundered;
Out from that dreadful room,
Out from that dark saloon,
Game forth berry fume,
Came forth dismal moan,
But none of the hundred
When they awoke again,
On how their heads did pain!
No person wondered.
Honor to the Tight Brigade,
Houor 10 the charge they made,
Thirsty one hundred
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RARE PHILosoPHY.-He was q truly brave fellow
that said: " Consider no man capable of insulting
you who is mean enough 20 attempt it. For whilst
by the insult he Acknowledges you worthy Of his
sf yours" - ny
Such a. man would make better soldier in de-
ever heard of See'''
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A Boston firm has gone into the manufacture of
artificial arms and legs-the company announcing
guarantee OF eight per cent dividends to stockhold.
ers, and special permit from Secretary Stanton to
supply the ConfederatesI This concern doubtless
goes in for 1.-THE vigorous prolongaton OF the war"
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A cargo of human bones, shipped from Genoa,
has been seized at Hull, England It's supposed
that large trade is carried onsecrey in this kind
Of goods. The bones have probably been used 10
make knife handles tOOthpicks and the like,
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The Dublin Corporation have at last after great
deal Of stormy debate. taken action to assign To-
cality to the proposed statue Of Prince Albsrt in
that city. ..-....,.. -. >-r--.
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It'll spoken as solemn fact that notWithstaud,
ing the Yankees have five hundred vessels of all
classes in commission in their navy, they are in.
cessanuy begging Great Britain not to allow. the
eonfederates to fit out one or two men ofWars
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OFFICE RALEIGH s. CASTOR RAIL.
~ road Company Raleigh, July Z, IS64-The Board Of
Directors eff this Company have declared dividend Of Is
per cent the capital stock payable on and after LIST Of
August in four cent certificates and bonds of the
Confederate States in Confederate treasury notes of
The old issue at face value the option of the Company
W. w. VASS, Treasurer:
july IL 1854 36-w&swtl5aug.
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SCYTHE BLADES.-THERE HAS BEEN
y received at Wilmington, lot of some four thousand
Sythe Blades both gram and grass blades They will
be brought this place for distribution The Courts of
the several Counties requested to appoint Commits
soners receive the quota their respective Counties
As the presentcrop Of grain and grass in the Western
Counties has been harvested preference will be
given to these Counties in the distribution.
]. DEWEREUX, 4. Q. NJ
Raleigh July 81, 1864. 39-4t.
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.ELAG OF TRUCE. LETTERS...C.- s. OF
II America, War Department, Bureau of Exchange,
Richmond, Va, July ], 1864
J. an letters to goHortb BY flag of truce must be sent
to thiG office. - D..
O. Each letter must be enclosed in separate envelope.
aud addressed to me, Bureau OF Exchange Richmond,
Virginia az. a.
s. No letter must exceed in length page Of ordi-
nary sized letter paper and its contents be confined strict
the movements OrOcaes of:rOops will be permitted to
pass.
stafpp or equivalents IN sveroI United States
cy. ~
Th csc regulations viii be and letter
Transmitted in which they not strictly observed.
ROBERT GUILD,
Agent Of Exchange
Official:
W. H.. AArcH,
Capt and A. Il G.
July Or 1854. '40-6t :
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The correspondent of the London Times says that
New York is as full Of street mendicants as Lon
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NOTICE. WISH TO EMPLOY AN Elk.
~ perienced male teacher that come well recon.
mended to lake charge of small school IN the country
Please state terms. J. T. LEACH
July 2S 1854 4I-2t
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HNRENCH ROLLING CLOTHS
Il One Garliies Needles, gold eyed, assorted in
each paper, tS'5 .a-
One case English Blue Stone.
Ten gross Matches.
One case Anchor French Boiling Cloths 5. 8, Q,
and Id.
One case best English Glue.
q. N. BROWN, & Co.,
Hillsboro', G.
July z, 1854. a5-4tpd.
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n OST POCKET BOOK FOUND BY A LIT
IL tie of Thomas g. OsmOnd, near Carolina Female
SEMINARY containing several bills of Confederate and
North Car ons money and other papers The owner
have By uPpeatiOn and giving proper description OF
the contents E. z.
Carolina Female Seminary.
July Is, 1864 38-2tpd:
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OFFER FOR SALE BEAUTIFULLY
u SITUATED FOUR ACRE LOT, about a miles
west of Raleigh, on the Haywood road 1t has it
comfortable cabin excellent we'll of water productive
garden two three hundred of the finest young
fruit trees cultivated in the South. For particulars apply
TO s. K. JONES'
Standard Office July l8, 1854. S6-w&swtf
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MILITARY DIRECTORY

FIELD OFFICERS, BRIGADES, Division,
CORPS OF NORTH CAROLINA RPCTT ySS AZ
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NOR SALE.-A LIGHT SIx-PASsEtM Osiusd.
Il Stage Cua:h with deck seat, newly tlreo S"U
and in excellent order. Apply to -rppsoN
a...s Patterson, Caldwell County, s xst
~ Fsy:ttsSiIls Observer copy in Weekly 'R' ~
Weekly 4 weeks.
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*We received that my
-ls-f
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CITY OF RALEIGH.

Mayor-Cel WIN. Ii Harrison.
COMMISSIONERS. nh
Western Ward w. II. Tucker, Alex. Creech and r"'
er OVERLY. ,,s
Middle Ward-W. r. Richard son, Augustus L. bOuF"
and ). ". Scott IN
Eastern Ward-Dr W. q. Mckee, J. J. OVERLY aO0 ~
s. Harp. c.T,E
]. J. Christophers is Clerk TO the Board aud Ol'
Collector.
W R Richardson is City Treasurer. A.
nUn G9nstabLts-J j. Belts, Chief; n. V. Den'OH'
slstsnt.
X. p. Battle City Attorney.
J l.. Pennington, City Printer.
F, G., King, Weigh Aaster.
MIGHT WATCH.
Gsptdin--C. Il Horton. w. C.
Hatcbz1 NE A. Johnston, VIM. BeeTes,
Parker Al @. Later @. A. Driver and VIM. OYerGy. Tim,
The last Wednesday night of each month Is 'n'
fixed fur The regular mestings of the Board
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rBEN ANNA FEMAL.E SEAlNAsSn Az al
" ThmasvIe, N. @. The fall session begin, soS psr
Wednesday in July, 1854. Board and Washing SrTs Of
session in advance or 2On lbs OF Bacon. or ta0-
Flour Tuition $50; Music $50; French or ian ID.
As the number of bOarders is limited, those oeSe
mission should apply Immediately r.. convenient
to the Seminary ~ ). W. % 4tpd.
July II, 1854