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NORTH

No dearer legacy could be left to a son of the
old North State, than the proud title of being
true North Carolinian. Modest and unassuming,
she does not force herself upon the notice of the
world at large-conscious of doing her duty, she
demands no extravagant adulation for its perform
ance; unassuming and retiring, she parades not
the heroic deeds of her brave sons upon the manv
bloody fields, made famous by the daring of her
sainted dead, or her honored living. Before the
gaze of al envious sisterhood, she stands to-day
the cornerstone Of the fabric the keystone of the
arch. We'll may North Caronians be proud to
claim her as their mother.
Every acre of Virginia soil, upon which has been
fought battle, has been consecrated by the blood
of North. Cardinals gallant sons. She has con.
tributed her treasure and her blood unsparingly
in this cause, not so much to shield herself as to
protect her sister States from foreign hordes for
North Carolina moved not until forced to take up
the sword against or for her Southern sisters. Yet
North Carolina has had the finger of suspicion
pointed at her; she has been treated as unworthy
OF the TRUST of sister States; she has been de-
nounced as disloyal and unsound, and that too, by
States portion of whose sons have proved recre.
ant TO the trust reposed in. them by her.
This treatment has caus ed disafection IN the
State jealous of her reputation her sons have felt
injured at the treatment she has receved-and be.
cause OF this jealousy, she Isl suspected of isloyal
y! This suspicion is false. and unworthy of our
proud old State She is 10y al to the eore-true as
steel to the cause, but sitively jealous of her
rights, which it is her int nton to guard against
all and every authority tina t may bs usurped for
their destruction. -Fayettei HHs North Carolnsan
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JoHN MOORE, D. D., Secy.

TIE LITTLE ONEs.-Do you think how 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 testing eve
ry bone and muscle for fatureiuses 1t is very curl.
GUS to watch it. One who does so may we'll un-
derstand deep breathing of therosy little sleeper
psres for the next days gymnastics. Tireless
through the day till that time comes, as the ma
ternal love that 80 patiently accommodates itself.
hour after hour to its thousand wants and caprloes,
real or iancied
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NORTH.CAROLINA, GRANVILLE COUN.
ty, in Equity Dempsey Watkins and wife Catharne
and Others o. The children and heirs law of Sally Fak
ner deceased and Others Petition for sale Of land for
partition.
happening to the satisfaction of the Court that the de.
PENDANTS in above entitled csse w.t. the children and
of John Falkner, deceased and the children and
heirs at law of Nancy Edwards deceased, late the
wife Of Thomas Edwards deceased reside beyond the
publication be made for six weeks successively in The
Raleigh dndard notifying the said defendant to be and
appear at the neEt term Of said Court be held On the
first Monday in March next at the Courthouse in Oxford
then and there to plead demur to the said pe.
on otherwise the will be heard ca parts and de-
cree taken pro eonfssso to them.
Witness John W. Hays Clerk and Master Of said Court
at Oxford, the first Monday Of September, 1868.
~ ,o., JOHN W. HAYS, 9. II. :.
Jan. %, 1864, wet.
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A NoRrH. CAROLINA BoY.--At the. recent semi
annual examination of the L .xington Ua) Military
Institute, the first distinction, in u class Of 40 ca
diets, was auar led to George Rose of North Caro-
lima He is son Of John II. Ra Sc, Esq, Of Fay.
etteyilie '.s-,.- 3d.. 70.
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NOMMI UP AND CON.
the Goth dsv Of October 1855 negro boy, who says bis
name BEN and says he belongs oshu Rouse Of L.
nor County, North Carolina Said boy sbout Ia or 20
wears old about five feet 10 inches high. a@k The
owner 10 hereby notified to forward prove property
and pay charges and take said boy away win be dealt
with as the law directs WIN. HAYMORE,
9A'fof 8urry County.
Nov. g. 1883. DID,. ILL.,. 90 l5-W00.
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NORTH.CAROLINA, GRANVILLE C0IX
III IY, In EQUITY. Qriginal BILL nudlar ri 49,,

w. Isaac b. Horner, and Jefferson Horner. Jr ''''
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Jes,
son Horner one OF the defendants in the above rec
ordered that publication be made in the North Caron.
Standard for six weeks successvey, notifying the said JEFF
erson Horner be and appear at the next term
first Monday In March next then and there to plead an,
swer or demur to the said BILL otherwise The same vii h.
heard &c pars and decree pro cosso taken as to him
Witness. John W. Hays Clerk and Master of our mid
Court at Oxford the first Monday Of September D. 1850
~ JOHN W. HAYS, CINE
'ah' TO- 1oo4. Ew6t
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For the Standard.
DUDLEY DEPOT, N. O., Feb. 8, 1864.

DUDLEY DEPOT, N. O., Feb. 8. 1854.
Mr. ED1roR:-It has been understood that Giles
Kornegay, Of Bentonsville, Johnston county, was
killed in a skirmish with the enemy on the Esd Of
July last, but it turns out not to be true I 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
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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A PRIVATE sCHOOL.-MIss MANGUM
"A will reopen her School for Young Ladies At the
deuce Of her mother Mrs. Willie p. Msskum the 2sth
of January, 1854. Parents and gnardans who desire
further information will address Miss n. p. Msngun,
Red Mountain, or Fiat River Postofee Orange county,
n. T.
January IS, 1854. 4-wst.
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Jul AND FURS WANTED. 1--WE WISH
70 buy, IN any quantity, Wool and Furs to msts
hats for the government For Wool we will pay the b
sst market price, and for Furs as follows: Otter s"s
beaver from IS to $s Rabbit from 81 to 81 DER dozen
CENTS according to quality; Raccoon and Fox from ~
cents 70 g. Wool and Fur taken in exchange for bat.
People having the above articles would do we'll to S,
US call our place Of business is in Randolph county
miles south Of Ashborough Stone Lick is our Post s
February Q, 1854. S-wst,S
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NHE PEOPLES FACTORY Is NOW PRE- PRE-;
Povpp :'S sesmore Po~s So and and No.
sharpener,) No. c; Livingston Phws, Nos. 9, apSh
also the following points and land sides Rch%ore
self sbsrpener mos 90, isK, H. H. no land Sides ,nS
No. O. Various other castings All these for sale at TS
prices in produse and ia money at Confederate
old fashioned aud Flying Shuttle Looms Spinning ~ -
Bedsteads and Shoe Pegs all orders filled as rsElov
p''sl''s' Hillsboro', NC.
To-, 90 1sex 5-w&swlm
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JORDAN WOMBLE, COMMISSION MER.
VIII receive and sell commission all kinds Of couu,
produce or other goods. fatter myself with an eIn
rience OF more than thirty years in business that y,
give satisfaction Special attention given to the sale
Flour Consignments solicited '"
Aug II, 1858. al-v,f
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WANTED "a YOUNG LADY TO TAXI
~ charge OF school in my family. One weli Quail
ned to teach the English branches Mathematics latina
MUSIC to commence sometime about the first of Februsr
liberal price will be paid. Address.
|. L. b. SANDERS,
Feb. 2, 1864. sv A. ~
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLfNA. CHAT.

STATE OF NOKTH.CAROLfNA,C CHAT.
- HAN County, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Nov. Term, 1863 William A. Dowdy and others, U.s. Jss
H. Steadman, Ex'r Of Thos. Dowdy.
This cause coming to be heard and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court that James Dowdy Allen
Dowdy, Armstead L. Dowdy, Nelson G. Hill and wife Roy,
and the heirs at law Of mas Dowdy Jr, whose names
are unknown to the Court non.resdents of this Ste
on motion, it is ordered by the that publication be
made in the Raleigh Standard for six weeks requiring the
said to appear at the next of this court
to be held in the court house in Psboro ON the I'd Mon.
may See fit.
Witness, R. G. Gotten. Clerk of said Court At Office in
-, -. - r. g. GOTTEN, G. c. 9.
Ian a. 1874 2-W6W.
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pLOWs,. WROUGHT IRON AND GRIND.
- ST0NtS:-We keep constantly on hand 3 stock Of
the following Flows: No. No. H. No. co. and points and
bars for the same Wrought Iron in all shapes suitable
for farming purposes and Grndstones of all si.es sny Of
which we will exchange for and wrought iron sorsns
brass, copper, Zinc, produce of any kind or money
- ....... SHAY, WILLIAMSON 4 CO..
North State Iron and Brass Works.
'ae'gn' N. w. Jan. Il, 1864. 84-wlypd.
TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
Jail Of Surry county, N. C., the slst of December
1862 negro boy who says his name is ARCH and be.
longs to r. NJ Clark, of Patrick county, Virginia Said
boy is about IS or 70 years DID, five feeeght Or ten inches
high and dark The owner is hereby nnted to come for
ward prove property, pay charges and take him away
otherwise he will be dealt with as the law directs
WIN HAYMORE,
Sheriff of Surry county.
Jan. IL, 1854. -ti-' 4-W6m.
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Wikesborough to rent for the balance of the year
terms modera%e-will suit small family-ssy six persons
.eonveuient outhouses attached. Apply .boys
J. COWLES.
May S, 1868. Is-wt.
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DUBLdC SALE1 I-.FOR SALE ATp,,,.
II auction. at the residence of the SUBSCRIBER ,tbL
miles south Of Raleigh, and near the Maeedonis
House. d Tuesday, The 2Srd day Of Fe6rmrr ;neea
Horses, Atles, Wagons Harness for Horses ana psau
single horse wagon carrya and harness. nus
Also Cows and Calves, Hogs, Shoats and other n'&
Of various kinda. Sale to commence at 10 ococh
,o., ANDREW MILLER
- wv" 1-wltm,
N0RTH-CAROLINA FRANKLIN con>>
~ TY. Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. SUN
%. Henry Bell and Others petition for dover S,
the office of said Court the Sd day Of January ,us
Affidavit having been made before the subsc,h sos
clerk of said Court. that Wiley Batten and FANNY h
two of the defendants in the foregoing petition resA
yond the limits Of this State, it is therefore ordeS
publication be made for six weeks notifying tbsn That
Hing of this petition and that unless thew ,n ne@ &
next term of this Court to be held at the Conf at
Louisburg, on the second Monday of March nert
there to plead answer demur to said petton .aen and
will be taken confessed and heard er parte same
Witness. Thomas @. Horton, clerk Of said COM, ae
in Louisbnrg, on the day above mentioned 'othce
r., 3 ,os. 7. c. HORTON, c.cc
:; -.-.s.. :. 80 s-w8pd.
zHAKEN UP AND COMMITTED IN I'm,
Jail in Surry county, N. c., on he 2stb If ionnt
1854 negro boy who Ays his name is BOB and
to David Bruden of Davidson county, N Ssd I1,on!
"A or Is years old five feet four or five inches hah
The owner Of said boy is hereby notified to come rs.
prove property, pay charges and take him avay ohs
he will be dealt with as the law directs.
VIM HAYMORE.
a., 100, Sheriff Of Surry county,
1e"' q io"4' swift
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TioNs OF THE WOMB, sPERaATORRHGA:
SYPRlLITIC AFFECTIONS, Ac.-DR. J. A CLoPfoS, o.
Huntsville, Alabama operates with perfect success ii
Piles and guarantees perfect cure every of Pie
where the Tumo come down when at stool He operates
with perfect few days ago. in case of Il yesn
standing his tun,ors coming down large large ~
cup every stool Those who doubt may address hr. d.
q, Berry, Monticello. Florida. 80.
year. Of them is known to every citizen of Salisbury
He be consulted ct home Huntsville Ala, tor tn'
present. -.
March 20, 1898 A-w&WsL
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YARDS, CAPS, COFFEE, /, 200 PAIR COT.
Pure Cod Liver Oil for Consumption Rbeum atsm and
other Scrouous diseases, Tacks Powder Shot and Caps
Hand Saw, Mill Saw and Bastard Files, Candles, Shoe
Thread pri ne Rio Coffee Horse and Mule Collars Cope
ras, Sole and Upper Leather. Pins. DC, &C., at
~. = - - ~; ..T - WILSON'S
Oil, Leather, Saddlery AID Harness. Essblshment.
Wilmington N. @.
Feb IL 1854 lS-W&sW4t
, 1864-08-05
STOP THAT COUGHING.
AND WE PITY
NEWEL'S
NEWEL'S
g.

And with accord give it their unqualified appro-
bation We now address ourselves to all who are un-
acquainted with this the greatest Panacea of the age
for the healing of all diseases Of the throat and lungs
,rir, ,,,t, thnt :
, 1864-08-05
Woman's Love.

Did ever man q woman lovo
And listen to her hattery,
Who did not soon his folly prove,
Aud mourning rue her treacheryf
For were she fair as orient beams,
That gild the eloudess summer skies,
Or innocent virgins dreams,
Or melting as true lovers eyes;
Or were she pure as falling dews,
That deck the blossoms of the spring,
Still. man. thy love she would misuse,
And from thy breast contentment wiring.
Then trust her not, though fair and young,
Man has so many true hearts grieved,
That woman thinks she does no wrong
When she is false and he deceived.
Lady Caroline Lamb
The undersigned premedtatedly pronounces the
foregoing all ''gammon," Lady Caroline poor rea
soner, and thinks that
Did any one e'er woman love,
Or try to =" tame shrew."
He'd prove himself much less than NAN
Did he her treach'ry "Iue."
Did she seem "fair as orient beams"
And pure and free from sin,
He'd cease to think her innocent"
When she proved false to him.
And in his ''breast," lie nurse no thoughts
Comparing her to "spring",
But much more likely feel that he
Her treaeherous neck could wiring"
He'd ''trust her not = "you better betp'
With Judas mark upon her;
Would not be grived" that he had lost
One so devoid Of honor
But Lady Lamb, don't believe
The "mOral >" of our song,
That WOMAN when she has deceived
Thinks she has done wrong,
And finds excuse for acts like these
Done BY men inhuman
For she who can thus heartlesS prove
Is less much less than woman"
Tom Bi0bee
, 1864-08-05
NEWEL'S
Pulmonary SvI-1,1o

Has cured thousands and will You if you try it.
This invaluable medicine is ndorsed by the following
gentlemen, well known in San Francisco as respecta
BILE citizens E. S. WOOLEY, grocer, 35s Stockton
street; H. p. HUBBARD, merchant. Sar some street,
near Clay: Capt. DAVID VAN PELT; JAMES
PRATT, at Town & Bacons, Printers, Clay street,
and hundreds of others in all parts of California and
Oregon.
REDINGTON & CO.. Sole Agents, 4l6 and AIS
Front street, San Francisco and for sale by all Drug
gists. Apr.l5 1864 l9m6
, 1864-08-05
Express Ranch.

TTNHE undersigned has purchased and is now sole
Il proprietor of the above Ranch, situated on
Burnt River, halfway between WaIa Waa and
Idaho City. He is prepared to entertain tray eers
in the most comfortable manner The Boise stages
stop at This house. and passengers find ample ac
culnmodations. c.. W. DURKEE.
June 3 1864. 25r2
, 1864-08-05


u Bronchitis, Wasting of Flesh, Night
Sweats, Splitting of blood, WhOOping cough
Oh Difficulty of Breathing, Colds, Coughs,
Influenza Phthisic. Pain in the Sid :,
and all Diseases of the Lungs,
n IT IS UNEQUALED.
&B-We have certificates ofthe strongest and most
VI positive nature, from the following parties, who
are well known in the places where they live
.as- One from John Runyon, Wavery, Iowa, of
"a sF One from Samuel Leaman, Camden, Hillsdale
WI Co.. Mich of beloved daughter.
az One from Eli Budd of Athens, H., who was
81 given up by six doctors
srOne from DR.. A. C. Koom, Bloomfield, Iowa,
u physician of twenty years practice.
,lB-one from Robert c. Hmm, of Marion, Iowa,
a of consumptivc daughter cured.
l7y-On from NJ. NJ. Van Duesin. Springfield, Ill
n inois, the remedy for Lung diseases.
p sEohe from fifteen physicians, certifying it to be
better adapted to pulmonary diseases than any
other known remedy, as they have tried them all
az One from ]. W. W Wentworth, Chicago ILL.,, of a
n cough of nine years standing-an astonishing
3 cure.
r Hs-One from John Dempster. residence corner
Pearl and Western Row, Cincinnati, o.
y We certify to the genuineness of the above GER
ticates and could furnish hundreds of others of
IN ture quite interesting to all suffering from
lany disease of the Lungs and Throat.
sS- Be particular and ask for DIR. VIM. HALLS
BALSAM for the Lungs, whichis warranted to
~ cure.
% For sale by all the principal Druggists every
6Iwhere, and by REDINGTON q CO..
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
Ol 4l6 and 4lS Front street. San Francisco.
HseptI9, 1868. 4Oly
, 1864-08-05
PATRONIZE
THE NEW FERRY.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST COMPLETED
i his new Swing Ferry across Snake river
.r At the Mouth of the PalOuse.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST COMPLETED
i his new Swing Ferry across Snake river
At the Mouth of the PalOuse.
on the most direct and only really praetica6le WAC
ON ROAD from Walla Wala to to the Kootenai, Co.
lumbia river or Beaver Head Mines, Forts Ben
ton Colville.
No pains expense have been spared to make
this ferry safe expeditions and convenient cross
ing for animals vehicles of any descrption-supe
rior to any ferry on the river, and surpassed by
any of the kind on the coas-capable of crossing one
hundred animals per hour
Parties travelling to Kootenai will find this much
the shortest route, and excellent road with plen.
y of grass and good water and good camping places
at short intervals
The following is table of distances from wala
Walla to the Ferry
From Walla Walla to
Dry Creek to-. o........................7 Z miles
I9uchet River to. o....................l3 -
" Spring, to. Observation-Disclosures
" Ferry NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Making the t)tal distance, ,......... 46 miles
The rates of ferriage follows:
For each horse and rider .......S Sl00
. Packed animal LOO
f 90 LOnse animal, al,.,...-....... so
- Footman.. go. e. .... .,.....-, 40
liberal deduction will be made to pack trains.
VIM. McWHlRK.
May 90 1853 28mS
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Misoellananna Itana.

Nav YORk, March ls.-Fhe steam er
Creole, from New Orleans via Havana, has
The Tribuue's Washington dispatch saws
Gen. n. 8. Terry sacceeds Gen. Sfgel 10
command of the Lehtgh district, heaiauar.
ters at Reading.
The Courier Des Fiat Unis, of this city,
mentions the report that President JaarsE
had consented to transfer portion of the
State of Sonora to an agent of the Govern
ment of the Dotted States, OF at least Of an
American Company.
The Courier.afirms that it is authorized.
In case the news should have any founda.
tionI to declare that no transaction, will be
recognized bythene Government of Mex
leo If it took place subsequent TO the eyac.
nation OF the city of Mexico by President
'Juarez. :. - ;.
NEW YoRK. March le-The steamer.
Creole, from New Orleans on the 9Th has
arrived.
The Chamber of Commerce at New Or
leans is revived.
No war news.
Cottou-Dull.
Sugar and Molasses-Quiet.
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81, $3.50, eI,05, SI,3OI an.

Will our friends, in sending subscrip.
tons to the Antsltigsnssr. please remember
that the price of the Daily for one month
ia 50 cents, for two months 81 80, for
three months Sl,s6, for six months So, so
and for one year ST. That The price Of
the TEi-weekly for one year is 81, for sig
months So, and for three months 81 as
That the price of the Weekly Is 50 a year,
or 81 for si1 months These terms We do
not depart from, and request that our pat.
FODs will make note of them, aud thus
save themselves and US much trouble.
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From Washington.

WAsHtNGToA, March l6.-Colonsl John
&ooley, of Indiana, has been annotated
Provost Marshal of Baltimore.
The House special Committee on the
bankrupt bill have authorised Mr.. Jencks
to report the bill sometime since PROPOSED
by him It embraces Doth debtor's and
creditors interest. , - -. 49,
Gen. w. Smith WAS to-day nominated
Major General in the regular army TO FIJI
toe place made vacant by Gen. Grants
The Verde Washington special of the
1t is understood that Gen. Fremont win
be asigned TO the command Of the Denarts .
ment Of South Carolina.
Gen. Gilmore is to have an active com.
mand in the field.
There is some contradiction here az To
the action OF the government in refersnce
TO exchanges. The facts are these:
Some weeks ago Commissioner Ould
notified Gen. Butler that on q certain date
he would declare certain paroIed nrisoners
exchanged, and that he, Butler, might do
the same To which Butler aceeded. and
issued an order as suggested by OnId
which was Of once eoun;ermanded by onr
government Butler then made the peresnt.
age arrangement, aud the government has
stopped that Notwithstanding semf.oficial
eontEadietiOns. The plan Of exchangs
adopted by Gen. Bntlef has bean reisctsd
by the War Department aud EXCHANGES m
that basis have been stopped.
The Republican caucus last nipbt al.
jouEued 70 Tuesday next. to get q full AZ.
tendance.
+ 1t is understood that Gen. Seymour az.
spmes the full responsibility for the Flori.
dA disaster -
The CommerciaPs special SAYS:
The President has taken measures m
enforce the enrollmentlaW in Kentucky.
A-bill will be Introduced to-day ia the
Senate to deprive all deserters who have
escaped into the British. provinces. of All
privileges of American ciiiEepsbip. uniess.
they Immediately give themselves IN for
military dnty. l'l4Es7 -
The deficiency bill which has now be-.
come law contains the following appro-
Ptintions for alteration of Custom Honses.
-Oinefnnau. $26. 900 for alterations Of The
Custom House; Louisville, KY, SIG 900
for the completion Of the Custom House:
Dubuque, lows, $4,000 for repairs and
Preservation of the Custom House, Marine
Hospital, aud other public building under
sqPetEisiou of the Treasury Department.
SO; 900. =