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The only kind office performed for us
by our friends, of which we never com.
plain, is our funeral and. the only thing
which we are sure to want, happens to be
the only thing which we never purchase
our coffin.
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A CARD. Pc.
JAMES M. TOWLES,
A CARD.

KALElGH, N. c.
GRATEFUL FOR THE VERY LIBERAL
W andgresty increasing patronage he has received fr
the last five years. he offers his services to bis friends
and the public with promises of using every sndeavor 10
give satisfaction,
Sales days every SATURDAY Mornings and WEDNfs'
DAY and FRIDAY Evening" Call sales st any time ~
qusstsd.
JAMES N. TOWELS,
Auc. L Com, Merchant.
February 10, 1855. 9-wStpd.
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THE CLOSING OF THE PORTS

THE CLOSING OF THE PORTS
XN7ILL PROBABLY SOON COMPEL Me to RAISE
w the price Of the "Southeru Hepatc Pills" inc
best family medicine in the Confsdersey H0w the '"'
for fl,silits sud dealsrs to suprty Hsm,elrss
Until further notice will send by mail prepsrd one
box for S. dossnor $50 Druggists and other deal.n
can buy by the quantity at So gross, the purchaser
paying freight ss prices proportienasy uH '0S
will lie glad 10 sell old RATES for spscs namely, 10
cents box, u 5oa dozsu $50 . gross Cash must W
company al ORDERS A6dress
f. GEORGE w. DEEMS,
Gvdsboro, or Raleigh, n 9.
Feb. 20, 1885. l5-4tpd.
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Wholesale RosBnRY OF lIRo1ED Pas

: WHOLESALE Robbery OF I kRo1ED Prs
'oNERs.-A communication from General
Ewell, commandant of the department OF
Henrico, was received at the Provost
Marsha1's Office last night, which stated
that nearly. one hundred returned paroled
Confederate prisoners were waylaid and
robbed on Saturday night between Camp
Lee and the city, Camp Lee being the
rendezvous Of the prisoners. The robbe-
ries were effected in the majority OF in
stances by garroting, but in some cases
the victims were knocked down, and in
that condition relieved of what money
and valuables they had about them. As
an instance of the desperation and deter
lnination of the rsbber gangs, two Of the
returned prisoners were met on Broad
street, between Second and Third, by a
gang of six or seven men, two of them ne
groes or with their faces BACKED to the
semblance of mel roes,. who robbed them
of three hundred dollars in greenbacks,
besides an amount OF Confederate money
and their parole papers. Another, COM
ing up from the Central depot on his way
to Camp Lee, was robbed Of one hundred
ana seVenty-HVe collars anu papers wn!cn
cannot be replaced. The communication
of Gaperal Ewell on the subject was &C.
companied by an order directing the Pro-
vost Marshal to send cut force of detec-
tives on the route to Camp Lee, with in
structions to apprehend the robbers in the
act, or shoot them down if they escape
Accordingly Captain Thomas W: boswell,
Assistant Provost Marshall, detailed a
posse of detectives, who went out fully
armed, determined to carry out the in
structions of Gen. Ewell.
1t would seem, from these bold depre-
dations within the city limits, that the
nightwatchmen, whose duty it is to per.
ambulate that section, arc worthless, and
that the officials Of the Confederate gov
eminent have to be called on at last tc
protect the ci:y.-Richmond Eaaniner.
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fHNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO JAIL
II negro man BY the name Of HENRY, WHO SAYS he
4eiongs to Benz. Redmond of Charlotte County, Va
SAID about % years Of age front teeth out was
in Richmond Va.
The owner OF said boy is hereby notified to
ward prove property pay charges and take him away
he will be dealt with as tho law directs
WIN. H. CULL0A, Sheriff.
Johnston County N. @.
Jan. ~. 1855. e-tf
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Nurtlj- Carulina 5tauhar1
For the Standard.

For the Standard.
FRIEND W. W. HoLpEN:-I notice in the Stana,
ard of 18th ult, the following item, which )uogeu
to have been intended as a sarcasm:
"Solne great genius has discovered tnat 1he W.
tire of gravity may be found in QUAKER Rio
But have no doubt it was ID mees'ns .ua ris.
kind, where an opportunity tor renec''''' n
to the following lines
sThoughts in a Religions Mee'ins'
irhop,b few in number, Father, Lord,
Still in Thy name we come,
To Wait for Thy inteachlng woIo'
Though human lips be dumb.
Though neither sad nor joyful tone
Be lent to mortal ear,
Thou-Thou, who knowest the heart aiohe'
Wilt kindly listen here
The while cold and formal throng,
We seem to mortal eye,
Thou knowest full many grateful soGs'
And many burdened sigh.
And heartfelt prayers for strength and grace,
To walk from error Tree,
Rise from this silent gathering place
In sounds of power to Thee.
The few that's here are wholly Thine,
Who tread the narrow way,
Told not hy outward seal or sign
VI tueH oaPtiS"i Wy
Thou only knowest the way and time
Their covenant began,
Thou only when they seek sublime
Communion with Thy Son.
Join me to these, as deep to deep,
Their way be still my Choice;
My soul cen as an infant keep,
That knows its parents voice. :.
While others labor in Thy cause
With words of power and skill,
Be it but mine to know Thy laws,
10 love Thee, and be STILL o
Mo. Is, IS.
I've need hardly say to our excellent friend thai
the allusion to the "Quaker meeting" slipped II
accidentally, and that no reflection was INTENDED
on the Society of Friends The little item referred
to has called forth the above touching and beauti
full lines, for which We thank our friend.-Stdnd
ard
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA'

STATE OF NORTEK.CAROtINA'
CALDWELL COUNTY,
Superior Court of Law,
Fall Term, 1864
WILLIE GAIrHER, J.
q. Atsasbmsnt levied on land
SAMUEL Curtis,
I'm THIS CASE Ir APPEARING TO THE
Il satisfaction Of the Eourt that Samuel Curtis the ds
endan has absoonded Concealed himself 50 Thai Inc
ordinary process Of law cann9tde served upon hun; T..
Is keryos ordered BY lie Cours, That publication ~
made in The North Carolina Standard for six weeks noty
ing said defendant to appeasat the next term OF our ~.
perier Court of Law, to be held tor said County a. ~
Courthouse in Lenoir on the Sd Monday after the 4a
Monday in March next then end there top'sad answei
demur, Judgment eonss'o will be entered agaio''
him. .n
WitnesS: r. r WAhEflhLH
Clerk of said Csurt at Office At session. the Sd AonoA'
after the 4th Monday in September 1864.
R. R. WAKEFIELD, csc.
Jan. Is, 1865. 4-"'''
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TA1111EV11IH S1HEEz, HALE7GX N Q.
HAVING REGULARLY COMMENCED BUSINESS.
- solics cqnsiguments. They wilt attend promptly
to the purchase and sale of goods &c, DC.
REFERENCES:
eigh.
Harris Howell Wilmington. 49,
J. h. Lindsay, Cashier, Greensboro.
D. A. Davis, Cashier, Salisbury
7. ". Dewey, Cashier, Charlotte.
n Mclean, Cashier, Fayetteville.
Branch, Norton L Co., Richmond Va.
Jas E E CnthbAt, Cashier, Petersburg, Va.
Jan ~, 1865. --~' a-tJ.
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Some one remarking to Mr.. Webster
that no newspaper had correctly print
ed Latin quotation in one of his letters,
and that it required scholar even to cor
rect proof: Doubtless" he replied
"but the man of medical pursuits, of any
engrossing pursuit, can not attend to elias.
steal studies-can not, indeed retain what
in earlier youth he may have acquired
I find it so. Life is too short for study
One life is required for complete maste-
ny of ancient classics, Of Grecian and Ro-
man, lore-another for the full understand
ing and ready use of English poetry, from
Chaucer down to the present time while
another should be devoted to modern sci
ences. l grow more convinced and more
ashamed Of my ignorance daily; and l
fear that in ali my productions l recede
more and more from the terse expression
of my younger days-that l grow ditfuse,
and indulge in unnecessary repetition.
"My style was not formed without great
care and earnest study q the best authors.
[ have L4bored hard upon it, for early
felt the Importance Of expression to
thought. l have rewritten sentence after
sentence, and pondered long upon each
alteration. For, depend upon it, it is with
our thoughts as with our persms-their
intrinsic value is mostly undervalued, un-
less outwardly expressed in an attractive
garb. Longinus tells us that the most
sublime passage to be found in any Ian
guage. is this in the Bible: Let there be
light, and there was light:' the greatest
effort of power in the tersest and fewest
words-the command and the record one
exertion of thought. So should we all
aim to express things in words"
"Rusk, of Texas" said Mr.. Webster,
about the time he made his great speech
ON the Compromise, 81 consider the
strongest man in the United States Sen
ate, on the Democratic side. He is no
spouter, but he acts; and upon what he
says you can rely. He will stand without
being tied, and you can attend to your
matters, and find him when you return on
the same spot where you left him. He
has all Achilles hatred of double deal
ing:
"He who can think one thing and another tell
Ny soul detests him as the gates of hell'
His indifference to fame makes him
careless, or he would assume the position
in the Senate and in the country to which
his commanding abilities entitle him.
cit is impossible" continued Mr.. Web
ster, for me to feel the least acerbity to.
ward such men as Risk, Cass, -Foote, and
Dickinson. We have stood by each other
in time of greatest moment to myself as
we'll as of danger to the Union Of these
States, shoulder to shoulder. I can never
forget or refuse to acknowledge their inn
| portant and vital aid.
1twas from the Democratic party, Sir
you received your chief sympathy and
support during that crisis. They rallied
round you when old friends hung back OF
deserted.
That is true, my friend for four month.
after my speech of the 7th of March
scarcely maa in the North of the Whi@
party, possessing position or influence
ever said, God bless yourp Norris, o
New Hampshire, lifetime political op
ponent, alone dared speak for me. I wa
hunted every where"
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THE ATTENTION OF ENROLLING OFFICERS 70
called to the following General Order from H.sS.
quarters Armies of the Confederate States: ''u
,ADQRS ARMIES OF THE C. STATES
February 18th, 1866.
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REM EDY.
SYMPTOMS.

.
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de will always keep on hand all kinds Of
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PETER HUM.
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