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JonN MOORE, D. D., Secy..

TIE LITTLE ONEs-Do you think ROW much
child does in day ? How from sunrise to sunset
the dear little feet patter around to us So nmbly
Climbing here kneeling down there, running to
another place, but never still Twisting and turning,
rolling and searching and doubling as if letting eve
~ bone and muscle for futureIuses. 1t is very Curl
GUS to watch it One who does so may well uR-
derstand breathing of the rosy little sleeper
as with tossed over its curly head, it pre-
Pares for the next days gymnastics. Tireless
through the day till that time comes, as the ma
ternal love that so pate emily accommodates itself,
hour after hour, to its Thousand wants and caprces
real or fancied.
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PUBLICATIoNs NV

NEW PUBLICATIONS BY pm.
IN 4 FARRAR.-Y0RK'S ENGLISH az
the Sd edition, just published is illustrated snS
This book is entirely Southern aud is one of III
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THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER, with
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THE DIXIE PRIMER-one of the cbeans..sE
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Beautiful and good. Price 10 ceuts Augs
FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION, contain,
Of pleasant writing exercises. The only book of ~
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HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS ,,a
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DUDLEY DEPOT, N. c., Feb. S, 1864.

DSDLtI OEFOIJ E' ", cSO@ % AOoT'
Mr. EDITOR 1t has been understood that Giles
Kornegay, Of Bentonsville, Johnston county, was
killed in skirmish with the enemy on the Esd Of
July last but it turns out not to be true l have
this day had the pleasure of reading letter from
him. He is prisoner Of war, and he heads his let
ter: Confederate Prison, Camp Mead. He writes
that he is well and has been since he has been
there. 81
You will please make known in your valuable
columns the above, that his friends in Johnston
county N. G., may know that he is yet living. and
where he is Truly yours, G. F. r K.
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For the Standard
A CARD.

Mr. HoLREN:-Please do me the favor to &C
knowledge through your paper the receipt of $40
from the Progress Office, and $500 from Mr. P. P.
PeScud, which was contributed from citizens of
Raleigh to relieve the distress which was OCCASION
ed by the loss of my house by fire. No language
can command can adequately express my gratitude
for this kindness. l can only hope that may con-
tinue to conduct myself in sucn a manner as shall
me the friendship and confidence of our cit-
zens generally. A. HOLT.
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1864.
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A NORTH CAROLINA BoY-At the recent ser,i.
annual examination of the Lexington IVA Military
Institute the first distinction in class of ITO ca.
dets was awarded to George Rose, of North Caro-
lima. He is son of John N. Rose, Esq, of Fay
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Raleigh, Feb. 4, 1894.
SOUTHERN PUBLICATIONS OF

PUBLICATIONS ON BISI
y Warren's Surgery, AL
Rival Administrations,
Gilliam's Manuel,
Army Regulations,
ETolutions of the Line,
Wheeler's Cavalry, all
The Abide Camp, SSI
Volunteers Field and Camp book, ri
Napoleons Maxims of War, III
Cavalry Drill, by Pstten, iul
BsyoRet excl else and Skirmish Drill,
Tie Volunteers Hand book,
School of the Guides, !
Second Year of the War,
YOrk's English Grammar, ip|
Smiths English Grammar, revised, ~
The Confederate Speller, Is|
Our Own Speller,
The Dixie Primer, pictorial, a
The Confederate Primer,
Our Own Primer,
Southern Methodist Primer, a
First Book in Composition, IL
Our Own First Reader, n
The First Dixie Reader, q
BiDgham's Latin Grammar, 8
Geographical Reader, with Maps,
Hills Poems, liz
The Guerrillas, Dialogues, a
Wesleyan Catechism, No. l, s
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Capers' Catechism, 4
Sermon Casechism, by Wood, q
Historical Scripture Questions, x
Sunday School Bell,
Biblical Catechism, by Lansdell, 3
Life ofStonewsll Jackson, 81
The Battle of the Bards, az
Romance of Poor Young Man,
Step Sister,
Wild Western Scenes, IL
Dorrell Markham, 81
Campaign from Texas to Maryland, 8
No Name, by Wilkis Collins
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&C q" MauTius,
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Bonnie Blue Flag,
Cotton Field Melodies,
The usual deduction made to the trade.
N. B.-Those ordering books by mail should Sc
extra ten cents on the dollar. for postage.
BRANSON 4 FARRAl
Raleigh,
February 4, 1854. IL
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TT1UE PEOPLE,s FACTORY Is NOW P RI,
pared to furnish the following long and estaO'TT nj
Flows: Richmore Flows, Nos. and 8, and NO a. Iu
sharpener,) No. C; Livingston Flows, NOE =, o-s III
and 8, Youngers EEingston Nos 0, and 2; ke1" !,
self. sharpener, (Nos &c. 1871 L. r. no land SIDES
No. o. Various other castings. All these for sas
prices in produce, and in money at Confederate Wig
old fashioned and Flying Shuttle Looms, Spinning
Bedsteads and Shoe Pegs All orders filled as TsFRS
possible SIAPSoNp iu hOUH'E \. C.
Jan. 2s, 1854. 5-W"
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NIFTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- from the subscriber on the night of the I'd inst
Yadkin county, two negro boys, HENRY and MAtl1
Henry is dark color, about 81 years old, medium be-
and size; his skin, under his clothes, is rough from,
cent attack of chicken pox. bought him Of j. H
gen. OF C9ar0ite N e. and suppose he Is tryiGg =,
his way there under the protection of soldiers travelling
the cars.
Mack is about u years ed not tall and rather chunk
has scar in each temple close to bis hair color aim
copper. No doubt he and Henry travelling tOgeths
will pay the above reward for the apprehension OIL
said boys and their confinement that get them, or
L. LYNCH
Aug. II, 1853. ... 6-u
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February 4. 1854

CHRISTIANS OINTMENT...THE NOD
~ popular and etficacous in the Southern COnfedsT
is now prepared in Wilson, N. c., by THOS. F. CHRE
MAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture of tI
ment was for the Of Itch in its various fOrms.
however, proved itself invaluable remedy for Ten
Scaldhead cutaneoHs diseases in some instances Old
of twenty years standing, also Rheumatism. So FC
has relief been found in its use for itch and letter that
army has of late purchaseda large supply for camp I
hospital use. In its application to over hundred ~
each of itch and letter but failed of h1
been tested horse flesh and found certain cure for
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative pow
any amount of reliable certificates could be adduced
is deemed out Of place. the ointment, when tried q
ample proof its valuabenesS in the cure of all he'
ments. 1t be used in any climate either cold ORR
rainy clear weather without any danger to the pans
This ointment is put up only By the subscriber in tn
glass Jars with full directions and will be FURNISHES
persons in want of it at from three dollars to fifty dolls
according to size of jar application accompanied
tic cash. Druggists will be furnished at reasonable
dEeon, by purchasing large quantity. All orders Pn
ly attended to-.
REFERENCES.
". G. JORDAN, Wilson, N. c.
Dr. W. H. HooPER, CasweH Co, NC.
Wilson, N. c., Aug. q, 1883. To-l
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UP AND COMMITTED
~ the Jail of Guford county, in Greensboro, n O.,
negro man, October 18th, 1863, who calls himself
ROWAN, and be belongs to Mr.. Gchrist, trader
of Lyuchburg, Virginia Rather bright black color,
feet OF inches high with small the isft at
the wrist. 25 years old, and formerly owned by Hamap
Critic, of.N. G.
The owner of said boy is requested to come forward
prove property pay charges and take him away, he
will be dealt with according to Law.
C. A. BOON, Sh'f,
ofGuilford County.
Dec. H. 1858. l0o-n
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DOSES, EVERGR EERS AND GRAPE
HI vines, a fine stock of the above, for sale by
THOMAS CARTER,
Raleigh, @.
Jan. 2e, 1863 Jim.
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Stlni- 4fttklg 5tanharh,
COMPTROLLER'S REPORT.

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC &C
COUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP
TENDER 50, 1858. .-.-.
STATEMENT
R.ttino the number Acres Lgnd pGLGton Land UdLuG-
ton T5pn Property the TL1eS dsri0el from every SUP et
Of TGraaon in the SsUsrGL CyVnties of the State, rum
eakcA returns mare received prior the close Of the FscdL
year ending September $685. and the aggregate dnO un
Of all; also the Tdres eOiNI by the Courts of Pleas GHd
quarter Sessions for County, School and OTHER purposes
a. foIIotUs:
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LENT.-Rt Rev. Bishop LYNCH has issued the
following instructions for Lent, TO be observed by
the Catholics Of the Diocese of Ch arleston
CHARLESTON, S. c., 5th Feb, 1864.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-.I OFFER
IA for sale splendid brick dwelling house and
lot and Oulbudings Also threefourth of store, all in
tho town of Murtreesboro, c. and 100 of land
county, situated Cashe river eontspng 500
the other loo acres, With fishery mile from the
landing the plantation, and may really out Of
the best in the State There is upon bot farms good
dwellings and all necessary outhOuses apple and peach
orchards. All these lands we'll adapted TO the caltTa
tiOn of cotton aud peas Also tract Of land in
Stauy county N c. adjoining Cabarrss county, IL miles
from Concord Depot miles from Rocky river and miles
FROM Rarrie Mills aiming l2OO The land is
nearly ali level 1t is said there is plenty limestone. This
lisa splendid farm for wheat, tobacco corn, &c. &c This
is rare opportunity for investment and seldom offered.
Apply to T. HENNEBERRY,
Windsor, N. c.
Feb. 4, 1854. ll-8Ot.
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February IS, l>64.

Until FURTHER NOTICE...PE RSONS
u wishing To purchase Flows of the Peoples Factory,
will address Mr.: H. L. owen, Hillsboro, N c. VINO has
charge Of thai department Of business for the present
For Points, Land Sides &C. and all other things that we
manufacture, address the Propretors: -
Feb. IL, 1854. l3-f
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DJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENE.
"A RAILS Office. Richmond, Va, Feb. 4, 1864, General
Orders, No. IA.
The following order is published for the information of
all concerned:
Confederate States of America War Department, Rich
mond, Feb J. 1864. Exchange Notice, No. 8. . d.
l. All prisoners heretofore held by the United States
horties whether ncers soldiers or civilians, received
at CITY Point before the LIST of January 1854 hereby
declared exchanged
2. All oficers>and of the Vicksburg capture who
reported for duty Enterprise Miss any time prior
the 4th of November 1853 and whose for
warded 70 bE Maj Gen JOha & FOEnsy are deciAred
sxebangod Iii.
s. All officers and men of the Vicksburg capture. be-
longing to the LIST Tennessee Heavy Artillery who report
ed for duty at Marietta Ca and whose names were for
R0. OULD,
Agent of Exchange.
By order
(SiguedJ q. COOPER.
Adj'L and Inspr General.
Feb s, 1894 12-6t
t Confederate publish six times and se Id
bills to the War Department
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TFEACHER WANTED.-.I WISH TO EN-.
poy gentleman to teach five six boys at my house.
single well recommended to character and scbo
arshpis desired For sach an one will pay $3.50 per
month. Address me at Wilmington.
DANIEL l. RUSSELL.
Jan H. 1884. eff
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DILES, FISTUbA, TGMOAS, ULGE1mT1I
II TI0NS OF The WOMB, sRkRAAIOKKhu"Il
SYPHILtTIC AFFECTIONS, &os-BAs J! A: ChOFfONa,
Huntsville Alabama, operates With. perfect suOeep ~
Piles and guarantees perfect cure in every case
where the TumOrs come down when at stool. De -
with perfect success few days ago. in g. case Cd :.
standing, his tumors coming 6Ovn as large as NJ
cup every stool. Those who doubt may address ~
H!Berry, Monticello, Florida
DIR. C. operated on some desperate sasesfn SalsDuy
He can be consulted at home, RInlsHils, Als'' 'O
present. ~ .,-tL
March 90, 1863. T-""
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Gross amount, Sl,Os5 IL
COUNTY TAXES.
County Purposes, 2l,lO3 "
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w out of the enemys limos but out preferred, any
where in the region east of Raleigh the line of the
Wilmington and Charlotte Railroad in the South
part Of the State generally, good farming turpen
t lands, toVH property Apply at the Standard Gfee
Jan. lS, 1854. ST
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nR. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED AT 6 RO-
- GANSVILLE, Rockingham county, n. G., will give
special attention to the treatment of FstuA Piles Tumos
Diseasesof the Womb Spermsorrhoa, Ulcers, Nervous
Debility Secret Diseases and Scrofuous Affections He
has had org experience and practice and has been uni
formy successful in the treatment Of such diseases He
be consulted at home by letter personally and all
communications strictly confidential:
September Z, 1868. 7e-6m,
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" 900 OF NORTH.CARO.
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS, issue. for
which the highest market price will be paid.
Apply to w. q. RICHARDSON d co.
Raleigh, Aug. 8, 1868. 49,. 68-h
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. up AND COMMITTE

" RON Cards Nc. 10. Wool and Jim Crow w
Pure Cod Liver Oil for Consumption, Rbeums tsnc ~
other Serofuious diseases, Tacks Powder, Shot ana
Hand Saw, Mill Saw and Bastard Files, CanoeTt, n
Thread. brio Rio Coffee Horse and MHs Collars CO
ras, Sole and Upper Leather, Pins, he. &c.
Wilmington, n
Feb. IL, 1864. l$-W6sNfI11
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aus Queenstown bier etngetrpifen.
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paren brauBen angetDmmen.
Die Nppelation in Sa6en oeS MeranOra@
SALES ppr Dem OberbauS mar Ruf ben II. Wtdr5
~feitgeiebt tpprOen.
SSn Der 9ebatte i'm t0auS Der Qoro8 iiber ben
odniiden arieg nonnte 8ufeq bas Gerfabren
Oeitreids unO BreuBens 9egen 9dnemart elm
nift 5t re6tfertigenoes.
Die Nntpprt 9~dnemarfS in 8e5lg auf Die
pergei6lagens Gpnferen5 ntroe in einigen Ta@
gen e%rrpartet. @enn es 5uitimmt, perpen Die
@erbanblun9en b%eginnen, wenn ni6t, Damn
miro Der &rie9 fprtgeieBt weroen.
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ipfprt bortbin 9eidtdt neroen. .5@i,8 1s5
9ie Oetrei6er Waren weiter in Sltlaro spr=
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Nqiirten ipuroe in einigen Sagen e%rtpdrtet.
9aS preuBii6e 9allptqnarlier befa1o ii6 in
Wlpniilo an Der @ren5e Siitlanbs.
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fam es SwilGen Oeltrei6ern uno Sdnen 81 einet
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9lragp BON !6ilton t6eaO lit angetpmmen.
Sim II. ndberte iih cine itarte GebeQenma6t
Seabrud, So, in einem Sppt unb nabmen elm
9idet pm 5 damn gefangen, murpen aber
lpdter BON anbern BidetS Suridgetrieben.
Die @efangenen, meIde aus Dem @a6tbaltS
in SPORT &ppul entlpran9en, iparen wieOer ein@
gefangen pproen. at4a9Ht 3aa@
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fan9en. 222.1l-2'.
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Serrp'5 Commando botte cine Necp9npsclrltna
nad Bulls 8ap, &C., unternpmn1en.
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jene in Der 8rppin5 8utapia, 10 f0nnten otele
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note urne %-9efunoen, nel6e Die Gebeine Der 3
t6eiIi9en, NmbrpIiO, GerpanO unO B%rptaiia,
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line 1T ppn Stem Orleans bier ein9etrpffen. Gr
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o9as brittle unO er9dn5enDe Symbol oeS
enoli6en 3ielS (outcome) bieier 3eiten oeutet
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-24

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