davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
Gen. Logan's Letter Of acceptance.

~ "a
on RuTHERFoRDToN, March 10, 1868.
Col. G. L. HARR1s, President ef the Rspu5-
lican Nominating Convention:
S1R-Your letter Of the 2Sth of February
last, informing me that I had received the
nomination "for Circuit Court Judge of the
9th District" was not received until few
:; My thanks are due to the Republican Nom
mating Convention for their Kindness, and l
herewith tender the same to that Honorable
body through you. You will also please &C.
cept my thanks tor the very kind manner in
which you have informed meof my nominal
tion, which cannot decline. 'il'
The Judiciary of our State / hope will
never lose iniithe least, from its former high
character, and 90 far as my ability will al
low me, shall endeavor to sustain it.
The great Republican principles now en-
deavoring to be established by the true and
loyal men Of our country, if successful, and
who can doubt our SUGGEST will most assur-
eddy place US once more in happy and pros
porous condition. / am fully aware of the
great effort being now made by the So called
Conservative party to defeat the Congress.
sional plan of reconstruction, but / trust the
honest yeomanry of the country will no long
9er be deceived by their Vaccinations, but
rush to the rescue and restore the Union of
our great Republican Government. 9d diis
6i Very Respectfully and truly yours. has
-,li;sl4g II 9g;ngz5 rsai g.. w. LOGAN. !.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01

For the Standard.
eRepst1ic&A DleriH Ca y
Lad berton, ~. G. y fcl 25t( Il y
e. Il Frencb, ESQ cal b Cover pn'
to order, when d. Il kua BIZ, !. w eleS ed
Chairman Of the cdntenfios Ind 8. N564
was chosen Secretary.
On motion of Maj. j. w. Schenck, If New
Hanover, u committee on credentials was
appointed by the Chair, who reported the
fi,llewing Counties repreefntetAa Arson, Bls<
den, Brunswick, Cumberland, Harnett, Mont
goniery, Moore, New Hanover; Richmond,
Robson and Sampson.
After an informal ballot the Convention
proceeded to the election of candidate for
Congress with the following result. F.-A..
Byrnes received votes. O. n. Dockery 81
o. s. Harris 8. Total votes cast 80.
On. motion of Mr.. Hood, of Cumberland,
the nomination was made unanimous. doia
Mr.. Dockery was called upon and made
strong Republican speech. ~ ,1'"i -
On motion of Mr.. French, of Bladen, the
nomination of ]. W Fisher for Solicitor was
confirmed ~, a+..,aF,.,,,,,,r, syof
Tie following named gentlemen were
nominated for delegates to tile National
Convention to he held at Chicago, May goth.
1868: F A. Byrnes, Y. E. French, OsiS.
Hayes, and Allan, Rutherford. ..,,d seV
The Convention then adjourned with three
cheers for Dockery, the peoples choice tor
Congress- 7HI a9gj hpIH tua nus
D. RUSSELL, JR., Chm'n. 9m
j. G. MANN, Sec'y.fse gtpa q a34b .glo1
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01

Fellow CITIZENS AS the candidate of
the Union Republican, Party, to represent the
Counties of Catawba, Lincoln and CASTOR in
the Senate, shall support the following policy
and platform. goA eJ. I'd ,,et,o, .,s,,
favor free suffrage and Political Equality.
lam opposed to Social Equality, $50
called) go 81 p a''li q 9a2s ahf afJ
90 Iregard Social Equality as a humbug,
and Rebel scare-crow. 1t never existed
between the poor men and Southern Oligarchs
and Aristocrats 90 ~ p" --
1 am opposed to Amalgamation, or inter-
marriage of races. 80 aiil' iu5mag5 yHa
Zen favor free schools for ALL But taught
separately in order to avoid all tendency
to the thing called Social Equality. 2'
I favor the establishing or .tieing, by vote
Of the people, the pay or salary, OF all officers
of tue State from Governor down to Consta-
BILE. as r, ...t. 49,. ..t.f.
lam q Union man and can take the Test
Oath. ROB'T. N. HAGER. :
On March 18th. 1868. 20 harsotts Republican z
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
az a'i'Ea For the Standard
ALBEMARIE, Stanly Co., N. G., lI.f
---.--.--- --.L-E Marnh Qdfh n 2k2 I.

sd MEssRs. EDIToRs:-According to promise,
will give you brief sketch of the politi-
=, cal condition of this section, Of the old
North State. The days of conservatism are
numbered. have traversed a large portion
/ OF Orange, Person, Caswell, Rowan and
Stanly, and / have thus far found the people
\ determined to vote at all hazards for the
ratification of the Constitution also to give
an overwhelming vote for the officers on the
State ticket? Our Conservative friends, like
an old hardened sinner, are giving their
death-struggle, and on the days Of election
the leaders of white mans faction will die
beyond hope of resurrection in this State.
The Republican banner flaunts in the breeze
with great splendor and certainty Of sue
/ cess me y'lui % ,9,ti,ls lgnif IA }sdll
4 Weak kneed men have become strong;
men on the fence, believing that Republic
canism will gain and continue to hold the
fascendancy in this State and in the United
States, are beginning to topple and fall on
our side, believing that a,st +, o,,, ....,
"While the lamp holds out to burn,
"' The vilest sinner may return. I'm 7@
Thus are our ranks daily being made
stronger, and our popularity increased. At
Roxboro' the Conservatives failed to answer
the Republican speakers after the challenge
was given. At Leesburg they hung their
heads and cried for want of power and al
the thought of being compelled to let loose
the paps of the Public Treasury az sos5
Negro supremacy, Amalgamation and
Equalityrtheir great cry and watch words
have failed; the working white men and
the working black men in unison with all
the loyal, true and brave, are making an UP
ward and onward march and should the
scales of secession be so thick over the eyes
Of these would-be leaders and oligarchs, that
they fail to get out Of the way Of the great
car of Republicanism on its upward and on
ward course, they will be crushed, and there
will be no none to mourn their loss 40
q Let all true Republicans remember that
the party expects and tlemands in this COM
ing struggle that they must do their duty
RekindIe the watch-fres upon the affairs Of
the U. LIS of A. and enter into the conflict
confident that the God of life and light will
bring US safely through, more than yictori-
ons Our task may be srduous. but they
that would reign must fight, Truth and JUS
tice must be advocated and the result will
undoubtedly lie success and honor. ga =
You will hear from ME again in few days.
1854 b,rsl, Very respectfully, j.s o. La
BUENA ESPERANZA. ~
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
For the Standard.


PUBLIC MEETING IN ALAMANCE COUNTY.
Pursuant to public notice, a large and en-
thusiatic meeting of Republicans, assembled
in the Court House, in the town of Graham,
on Saturday the 21st INST, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for the Legislature
and for county Offices. bGii H1a % 9ilnl
On motion the meeting was organized BY
calling Henry M. Ray, Esq, to the chair and
appointing Balaam Stafford and Joseph B.
McMurray, Secretaries. 'i2'lz -'''''
The Chairman in an appropriate manner
explained the object of tile meeting rs g
The Districts were then called when it Was
found that fourteen out of fifteen in the
County were represented by delegates. ''''
The Convention proceeded to ballot for
candidate for the House of Commons. Sever
raj names being in nomination, it finally re-,
suited in favor of Henry M. Ray, which on
motion was made unanimous. 'a'%
/ Col. w. A. Albright was nominated as a
candidate for the Office of Superior Court
Clerk. ,.., ,r.si r-,i.seT e,t..,.,fi b9gi
Joseph B. McMurray nominated as can
dilate for Sheriff >'''5" f''
On motion the nomination of Senator
or Senators from this District. was postpon-i
ed until the first Saturday in April at which
time the Republicans of Alamance propose
to meet the Republicans of Guilford at Glib
sonville for the purpose of making tile NOM
nations. 99i .l2Ic aaBi stab
On motion the following delegates were
appointed to attend at the time and place,
named above, to wit: H. Stout, r. s. Me-
bane. Ellis Faucet, Geo. Loman. and James
L. Piech. rug.a..I slaI fs3a o7a
The candidates nominated, then came for
ward and in an appropriate manner, accept
ed the nominations rendered them.
Henry NJ. Ray in accepting the nomination
addressed the meeting in string and elo-
quent speech of about one hour which was
received. with much satisfaction and ap-
plause by all the Republicans present
On Motion it was ordered that the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be published in the
Raleigh Standard, Daily and Weekly. sa'
The utmost harmony and good feeling
characterised the proceedings of tine meeting
HENRY NJ. RAY, Chairman.
BALKAN STAFFORD, ~" Gea. bs1o nae
]. B. McMuRRAY. n.'.n .,,lt3 l'.fr XII
Secretaries.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
ATTENTION. SOLDfERsi

r HAVE DETERMINED 70 PUBLISH MY
} 4 "notes Of travel, Of the 47thi N. CT Regiment
Pettegrewt brigade" With corrections and ,ad-
ditions down to the surrender Of Gen. R. e. Lee,
interspersed with anecdotes, personal adventures
Of the author, &C., &c. Il will be printed on
good paper, clear, large type, and Substantially
Y bound. Having lost nine+tehths ofmy Hnt edition
was unable to supply my sukecrfbep If SUM-
Client encouragement. should b3 extended pro-
pose that the 2nd edition shall contain aS much
again matter rs the frst, and be printed IN such
style that the old as ell as the Young can read It.
u The book WIN be delivered atahe Post once
~ Raleigh, mailed TO my address, post psid, for
so cents per copy. Three copies to one address
$i.25; or Ave copies for co.. Communication
containing money or subscriptions must, be ad.
dressed to me at Dayton Wass County; N. c.
a9z ITO nj tssl, az of Co. 3, 18th N. C. Regt.
For 40 days of Heth's Pioneer Corps.
Raleigh, Fsb5 z5th, ilseB. ~ s1iYGi S%wzt.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
1fenas, North &! 4. !, 81 .ni3 Z 8 hnt3 -
1 1;my = s sosa ,,ek sa Of I'VE III; an

2<H IA gKN ~ 2
Ifenaa North 9arqsnia ceqntI ner
lend md y6uf earl The same Misc f5ls
SLIM, tfeasonab& sefpe1k Of hctid4 an
tlsasod which god fought ~ Febsdafy, 10sk,
is now abroad In the land: He IS trying 70
thwart the object OF the Union men OF tne
State and Congress, by defeating the ratln-
cation of the new Constitution. One OF his
iaips says HYoa should vote It down, LOOK
what exemptions it allows dishonest debt
ors." forgetting, we suppose, that his pet,
the Contederacy, was foup.led by, and sus-
tainedS ,uboR bgaery. Another seys,
amt gwine to have my children ekalized
with aiggesa,n= Observation-Disclosures
are not afraid Of anything OF the sort. were
not the oiisarchs, whose pes Is now gsspiag
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
o To the People of Duplin and Onslow

W. w WHITE, Sec'y.o

EIeTo the People of Duplin and Onslow
-;t My name is before you for the position of
A. Senator in the next Legislature to represent
the Counties of Duplin and Onslow.
If elected shall endeaver to do justice to
all classes and races both white and black.
'd accept the Reconstruction measures of
mii Congress as the only plan now offered by
,c.- which North Carolina can be restored to the
Union.
I am in favor of giving the right to vote
to all men both white and black, rich and
IN poor. AS the colored man Is expected to
bear his part of the taxes and to stand his
A'd draft in time of war equally with the whites
80 think he ought to have the ballot and the
same political privileges in law.
ps4 This cannot injure the white men, as the
whites have now thirty thosand majority in
~, the State and are constantly increased by
immigration, while the colored people are
90 not augmented from any foreign Countries
q am in favor of the ratification of the new
ss Constitution, because it gives relief to the
people by securing them home free from
execution. so that the women and children
can not be turned out of their houses by the
i9r sheriff. &c.,. a,-.l ltg,t
AS Tile question OF SCHOOLS ID lett 10 the
cay Legislature, shall vote, if elected for sep
d arate schools for the two races. As the COL
IN ored people will be taxed for the support of
iioy schools as we'll as the white race-the mo-
ney can be divided and the whites receive
their part and the colored people their part
IN and each have separate schools. =.
-ss d am opposed to the social equality of the
,;y,. races, as law has nothing to do with social
relations. @ -'Y--o
Taxes will be lessened under the new Con.
ia stitution-as the enormous tax necessary to
maintain military law will be removed
Congress will admit the State in the Union
Immigrants will bring greenbacks and buy
uiia. our waste bonds-factories will be erected
fi., our mineral resources will be developed
Our railroads viii begin to prosper and pay
'u'l dividends to the State Our rich swamp
lands will he improved, and the State will
-o5 soon be placed on the road to untold pro-
gress-happiness and prosperity. oE
WILLIAM e. HILL.
March 28, 1885,, 9@
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
For the Standard.
Ladies to tho Rescue

0HuIos 20 INC He4Cue - lIII
Such is the sensational heading in num-
Der OF papers calling upon the ladies to
come out and give their aid and encourage.
ment in rebel conservative meetings. II
shows the desperate straits to which they
are driven. The ladies (bless them) have
had enough of war already; and however
they may talk at times, they are all on the
good natured, psaoe, Radical Republican
piAtDfm. sse 2 .9l7 90 OTTAWA
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
CONCORD, Cabarrus. March IA ,aea

-, 0HoOtt no, uHoICI 10, IOUO.
The Republicans of this county are alive
to the issues now before the people. We
had an enthusiastic meeting this evening at
the Courthouse. The Conservatives are
trying to marshal their forces, but are about
to fail. Cabarrus viii prove all right on the
day of election. BE.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01

senator. MT.
E,gntn DistIct snaii e,r s. que semA.,r.
Ninln DlstrIct-Nasn anu wilson snali eloet
T,.a, ,,,a,.. ,,.,, .,.,.
two ssns.nssisI @ N"u oa''''e' '"A'' e'se'
I'VE T,svartS n,...;..MJo,.. =, u;
one snnata A-epo'r sn"' @est'
. ''Tssis.h MIA ,s... sr,,,,,, f,..,,, .,.,,
elect onc scnstor :. p''' "'" S"''o" ' '.A",
q Thirteenth Observation-Disclosures and New.
Hanover shall elect two senators, = ~ ~
Ennrtserth nistr;c,N Risdsn .na r,o,,,,h,,.
.,s,i a's.. ors ..,ssns5 Z An r
i q rs,sna,h n;.t,;.N 1robeso., sh.u La. 80,
..,sa.Ss. s e '"A', 'e'' o"e
sixtssn,b n,str,c, Lcumher,ona H.rns,, and
sapOt sr4 n;s,.; w ,,st ,,
s Deneeh'u ''e'''onn'''" SINH e'oe' VIC
70 ;ghtsen, n.t II, ~, s "a t.r .,,.,,
.,.,s ~, ss.'.t,.s =, s"oe' a"u ''"i'
e'1 N;n oau se n,.,r;.. r,r,,. "a Mt,
elect two senators. '''''' :
70 twentieth District-Warren shall elect one
Twentv.arst District-GnnyiIlea and Person
shall elect two senstors.o gG.qo9q 9ul O
~. on T. se,%so .t;.a p...-... n
~ ~ aw sen. Dstriet-Chatham shall elect
~ Twenty-fourth DistrictHCaswell shall elect
q one SENATOR, Iasn.H e-IuE snJ ni1ef IA
twenty NTH observation-disclosures shall elect
Twentv.si,tb District !.
s,a,S ely. t.a Dis.rct-Aiamancea and Guilford
q Sna m eiset TWO ssnatorssa. 81 f.,JV .yssa
twenty seventh District-Randolph and Mont
i gomery shall elect one senator. anfua4J
Twenty-eighth District-Moore and Ricbmond
"a shall siect me Serstnr ft aiu N'cnloha
=, Twentv,, u%S n;st,s,. Axs,u.
-. nIn.n Disiiicv--Anson ano union snail
. eiect one SENATOR. .s 4. E,rs ,ft;,a.,s-.,,,
Thirtieth District Meckienburg shall elect
Is one senator. - .,sIl 81 io is,sIi = di =
Tbirty-frst Observation-Disclosures and sfon1u obo1,
Deiect one senatnr ft - ''N ''4nJ '"''h
40 Thirty second n;str;.t -n.,;o .,a po -,
~ Duty secouu D1strict-DaSle ana Rowan shall
elect one senator. .ss,o.- 800, o. III
Thirty third District Davidson shall elect one
q senator, s1sfiO I'd b,lii,,E f4,.s,trrts
Thirtv-fourth District Forcyt,,e ona o..,,o,
sf,aII elect one senator> 1o1f'f 1'l anu S'oAeS
~, Thirty,ifth Distfict-Surry and Yodkin shall,
elect one senator.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
, Il i s1rIsgf-ig For the STANDARD.


WnO - tUcus L1ttlcuelQf
This seems to be the question, SO often put
before the public lately, particularly by the
Conservative party, that it seems well enough
to answer it. - t.GaH ~ 20 .sl9df0 ao1i
Gen. Littlefeld, is Great field physically
and mentally, a man who earned his title of
General by his sword. A Yankee Yes, if
you call New York State people Yankees
but Yankee, who brings capital to North
Carolina, and brains to work that capital,
and he is nat the Littlefeld so often spoken
OF, in connection with q lumber transaction,
in the Philadelphia market. ,,og.. oiae
. The charge brought against the General
seems to be, that he owns land in the Deep
River Valley, aud was interested in getting
an appropriation for the Chatham Rail Road.
Dues no one else own land on either side of
that 45 miles of Railway. Is NO one else
interested in getting coal into market here,
at one half what you are now paying for it I?
or do you prefer to import your coal from
Pennsylvania. to employing hundreds, of
your now, idle men to work q mine in your
State, because Northern men are interested
in it; and if the General has large interests
at stake, does he not bear his proportion Of
the taxes9 e,,,. 81, -. i'''i'
Again, this cry against paying the interest
due on the State Bonds. Is repudiation ever
honorablel If 1t IS, why not repudiate the
whole? You had the money on your faith,
used it, reaped the benefit from it, and now
abuse Well street because they want their
own. Look at Missouri with her Bonds at
~! From pursuing an honorable course
they went up as high as 10, and which,
State is now the most fourishing9 Immi-
grafton is what you must have, but how can
emigrants feel any confidence in State
which repudiates its debts2 Prove to them
that you mean to deal fairly, and honorably
by them, and you will soon have enough
pouring in, to work your now neglected
plantations. = gfit
What short sighted, suicidal policy. you
are pursuing, when you vote against the
Constitution, send away Northern men, and
Northern capital for fear, they may get q
foot-hold in the State. Where man invests
his property, there his interest lies, and of
course it can be but little while, before his
interest, and the interest of the State is one,
and he will work for North Carolina quite
as energetically, as many of these native
North Carolinians are now doing, who, be-
cause by their own acts they are disfranchis-
ed. and cannot vote, sit by, and growl at all
who can. ssHsefai avnls af0 s.a slj
In word, if you had a thousand General
M. s. Littlefeld's General ,Abbott's, and Col-a
onel Heaton's instead of one of each, to 90
to work, this glorious old State. with every
advantage of climate, its miles of sea-board,s
its water-powers, coal mines, gold mines,
timber land, and everything that can be ask,
ed for. would not be where it now is, wait
ing, Micawber-ike, tor something to g turn
up" gT m ~ GOOD FAITH. ii
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
Republican Meetings.

sif, LII Republican Meetings.
Hon. o. h. Dockery and Hon. Dan'i L. Russell
will address the people at the following places:
'Whiteville, Columbus County. Tuesday, April7
Wilmington (at night,) Thursday. April9.
Clinton, Sampson County, Saturday, April H.
Smithyille, Brunswick County, Monday, Aprills
By order Of Central Committee,
" " " 30 guam D. W. HODGIN, Secretary.
March II, 1858. l's'' t.iAi ~ 131-td
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
! For the Standard.
Republican Meeting IN sRprke cousr,

s>~S
Republican Meeting In Burke County.
On Saturday the 21stl of March, the Re-
publicans of Linville District, met at Wise's
School house, and after making Some nomi-e
nations, and appointing delegates to the
County Council to meet in Morganton, and
transacting other business of Importance, it
was unanimously resolved. that Gov. Holden,
Hon. Tod r, Caldwell, Hon. Thos. Settle
Hon. A. q. Jones, A. W. Tourgee, Esq, Gen.
Littlefeld and all other Republican Speak
ers, be and are hereby invited to address the
citizens OF this County at such time as may
best suit their convenience 9a'
Rssoleed, That we heartily approve and en-
dorse the action Of the State Nominating
Convention and we pledge our, undiSiled
support to the nominees Of said Convention.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned.
W. G. WISE, President.
FRANK d. lawns, GesANatus5d9 itiis
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
||i|||5!|ll|13||l8

- ~ 80 .TI| 49,
II is authenticity stated that one nth of the
Inhabitants of country and Europe die of Con.
sumption. No disease has been more Thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there Is
no disease upon which exists q greater diversity
of opinion and no disease which has more com.
,pletely bafaed all medical skill and remedial
agencies. l3i5' 3N ~ s7s3no grFm
Some Of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
Expectoration, Shortness OF Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darting, Pains in the
Sides and Back, Emaciatiop, and ;general negative
condition of the whole system
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or
any Of Its concomitants, should loseano time In
possessing themselves Of the proper Remedy, In
order that they may stay It's Tavages, and be re-
stored to health. The .f'H,,,si
.1s1 REV. E.1A. WILSON'S
no Prepared Prescription fog the Cure Of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
4. 5s5aa9 Coughs Colds , ,,.Io g
AL THROAT AND lUua AHterIens,
BY the use Of which he was restored to health in
few weeks after having suffered several years
ease, Consumption, has now been In use over ten
years with the most marked success. ~
This Kennedy is prepared from the original
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD
a. WILSON. 1865 South I'd Street, Williamsburg,
Kings Co., New York Pug % noH
=. A Pamphlet containing the original Prescrip.
ton with full and explicit directions for prepare
easc with symptOmss experience and cure, can be
Obtained Gree Of chargel Of Mr.. Wilson, as above
or BY callingon or addressing ~
oh o nagad WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD,
Dec, 1857 Druggists, Raleigh gs2 \; 9.
f4
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01

s'a.a Second Judicial Circuit.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Joseph y. Martin, Esq, as can,ii-
date for Solicitor for the End Judicial Circuit.
81 March 8, 1893. .l... 110-te.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01
1, ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Editors Standard
win oblige us in giving notice
through Your valuable columns of the sitting of
the LIST Board Of Registrars for the county of
: Wake, at the Court House IN the City of Raleigh
for the period of five days, for the purpose of re-
yising the Books, and to allow all who have not
registered and are qualified, to do SO, to come up
during the five days commencing on Tuesday the
7th day OF april, and ending on Saturday the 18th
of April. DeiGniapG 9ged gadi RcE
g The attention of the Public is directed to the
following places, included in this Registration
District:
Rolesyille
''4' shA Wakefield, % q saiti..t
W -1oT 10 Eagle Rock, 07 aaosI1g
- isai siq9 Raleigh, l1ag 3W ,sRa
En- .lr"e Dunnsyille, gain o. lasisa
Forestyille,i sg f,Fob
"A Is f...s,i, :; Respectfully,
WIN. WHITE,
''-- ."' ''- " THEODORE JOSEPH,
2! ~ AiR 1.iisIi HANSON T. HUGHES.
81 March 81, 1858. % 7i..i 6rHsias Il 1sl-tf
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-04-01

) hi.as s5ioi APPLE Butter! .si.ds9
JkAnLBS. CHOICE N, C. APPLE BUTTER,
OOV i'd Kits, received this day
sac h1adW w. II. JONES 4 co.