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Marlborough N. cJ Military ae,ismy.

Nlfftl Alstt tHufs
At meeting Of the Cadets Of the HILLSIDE.
rough military Academy. held in respect TO
the memory 81 Cadet u. Price, whu had died
the preceding night, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted |:
Whereas. Il has pleased The Universal
I.urd aud Father uf 81 10 remose Iron uur
midst our felluw sto,lent and brniber soldier.
Cadet E.. Price and whereas Il Is proper 10
baw with resignation before the dispense.
iipns Of Providence. aud 81 the same time
becoming 10 condole with our distressed EEL.
low menl therefore.
Resolved, That. bowing with Submission
before the Christening hand II the Lord. We
tender our heartfelt sympathy TO the family
and friend. 81 the deceased.
Resoiusd. That we wear the usual badge
81 mourning far thirty days.
Resoired. That . copy q these resolutions
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Missouri. JrlIer,on CIV. Anil II {

missouri. Jefferson IHy. Arill II.
SiR- Your dispatch uf the 9Th inst, max
ing call on Missouri for four regiments Of
men for immediate service, has been receiv-
ed. There can be ! apprehend. no doubt
these men are intended 10 form part Of the
Presidents army to make war upon the peo-
pie Of the seeded States. Your rcquisiiiun.
in nv judgment, is illegal, unconstitutional.
and revolutionary in its objects, inhuman
aud diabulical, and cannot be complied With.
Not one man will the State Of Missouri fur
nisn 70 carry on such an unholy crusade.
e. r. JACKSON,
Governor Of Missouri.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

Osf. on the 30 Lii instant. my Poke, Bnuk he
- tweea William Healen's aud Mailr Hui,ol's. in
Chatham county. The contents were a, follows Oie
note on Ahner Ilolton aud Newton White f.r Sln
giyea in May 1853; on Joseph Marshall Tor So
given IN June, 1851; nne on Gcmge e. P.rkanl fur
~, given in April, 1889; one nn.Ashford Coplin in
~ 50. given in luly 1879 one on samuel Noiiy 81
Slf. given in 1850; ane IN :. n. Bradshaw ia $40
50, given IN July 1860; one % Algs Pirnmd / 4 St
given in March 1885,; one on Thomas Moody To- III.
given in September, 1850 nnc 'lhnmls w 4, n
S37, given in orioer. s6O: one ~ William Il, lrk.
ard for 50 49, payable 10 y y. Hradshaw dated lam.
AIRY ,, 1861; one account Patterson rho.nl,al ,,r
so. IN 1860; me da. on s. " bradshaw f,r Sti o..
in 1850; iwI Ieceps from q. II Dunlip nue h.. ~
and the other for $40 SO, eyen ia February lsGl AMI
Fourteen Dollars in money.
hereby iorewarn all persons from trading for nv II
the above named papers, aud the nblsnrs ir,n piIEg
The same 10 any one but myself
ZEN0 WOODY.
April 20. ga-as
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PUBLIC SALE.

Will. proceed TO sell, to thu highest hIllrr on a
credit Of nine months, on The 25h day of MAY hrxl,
at the late residence Of STANFORD POWED. de.
ceased. the tract Of Land belonging said deceased
Bond and security required Of purchaser.
/. ). All persons indebted to the "a Il de-
ceased are hereby notified TO make Immediate payment
and settlement as longer ndulsrmc eauanl H. gwen;
and ~ perslns having claims against nid estate will
present them Tor payment within the time prcs,ril,q
by law, this notice will lie plea ii hir II errtp
MANLY sNiPES, Ey'r
April 25. SI a,
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Capt. Commissary Department.
We have iust learned that Raleigh is 10 be

We have just learned that Raleigh is 10 be
the Headquarters of the troops, aud that
mare than 5000 will be in this city soon
We sincerely hope that our friends will send
wood to either Of the depots, or to the Fair
Grounds. for The gallant and brave youn-
eers Of the defender, Of Southern homes AMI
fre,ides, to cook their food with.
Direct il 10 Capt. r. ;. Tucker, and the
railroad will bring Il free.
Messrs. Tucker. Williams and Thompson
are eng ge,i in the active discharge Of duty
Mr.. Williams left on "Wednesday evening
for the Salisbury and Charlotte region OF
country to purchase provisions for the troops.
Persons who may have provisions To sell
may rest assured that the Legislature will
promptly provide means 20 pay for them.
Rqieigt &sHdard.
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Withdrawals - Henry W. Malrr, Esq.. Of
Raleigh. and Jas T. LiIleohn. q Osfotd. who some
lime sinee offered themselves candidates far Com
rress 10 This district il opposition 10 NJ. Branch have
both Withdrawn themselves from The canvass. The
following j. NJ. MilIefs letter on The ocrssion
70 The roitrs Of ihe Fourth Congressional
district.
Fellow Citizens regard the proclama.
ton Of Lincoln as declaration Of war against
the south. Il is an act, which, for madness
and mischief, has not parallel in the hisio.
:, Of the civilized world. There is no al
tentative left Us but determined aud uni
ted resistance 20 the wanion aggrcssinn and
wrong, with which we are threatened. IN
this prrilous crisis, desire that union and
harmony should prevail throughout the South.
Ishall do all in my power 10 secure this end.
We must stand shoulder TO shoulder, with
one heart and one purpose Ny name is wiih.
dram as a candidate for Congress. aud de-
clare my determination TO unite with all pa.
triotic mcn--whateyer may have been their
past political spiniUps-for the adoption and
prosecution OF measures necessary for the
defence of our rights, and the protection Of
our liresides. The union Of The Souih Is nc.
cfssaru for Inc SairaiiOn Of ihs Somhi Let
j. acf. aud act promptly on this natter. and
we need not fear the result. The God Of
battles will defend the right!
| shall ever feel grateful for the kind wish.
IS expressed for me by so many Of you,
since my announcement rs candidate for
Congress. have endeayored to do my du.
w. Your ffiend and fellow .citizen.
HENRY w. MILLER.
April 10th. 1861.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
coMMIssARY DEPARTMENT.

TO r. S. TUCKER Greeting.
We, reposing special trust and confidence
in your integrity and ability, do hereby ap.
point you Acting Commissary, with the rank
Of Captain, in the Militia Of North Carolina
In testimony whereof, John w. Ellis, ON
Governor. &c., hath signed with his hand
these presents, and caused our great seal Ia
be affixed thereto.
Done at the City Of Raleigh, this Esd day
Of April, A. d.. 1861.
JOHN w. ELLIS, Governor.
GRAHAM Dawes, .Sec'u.
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THE MAKORA ARABICA,


AND COLDS,
L He MAX ORA ARA BIC A,
Discovered by a MISSIONARY while travelling
in Arabia.
4 LII who are suffering from Consumption should
IN use the MAKoRA ARABICA, discovered by
Missionary in Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAk0RA ARABICA, discovered by Mis-
sonaIy in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAK0RA ARABlCA, discovered by Missionary
ia Arabia.
All who are suffering from Sore Throat Coughs and
Colds should use the MAkORA ARABICA, disco
yered by Missionary in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Asthma. Scrofua and linz
purities Of the Blood should use the MAK0RA ARA
BlCA. discovered by Missionary in Arabia.
Il cures Consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis.
Il cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
Iicures Aslhma, Scroiua, and Impurities Of the Blood
This uuequaled remedy is for the FIRST time in
irnduced 10 the public.
Il was prsSidcntially discovered by Missionary
while travelling in Arabia. He was cured Of Coneunp-
lion hy it, after his had been pronounced hope
less BY learned Physicians in Europe.
he has forwarded TO us in writing, full account Of
his own extraordinary cure and Of number Of other
cures which have under his observation, and also
full account of the medicine.
Al his request, and impeed by desire to extend a
knowledge Of this remedy to the public, have had
his communication printed in pamphlet form for free
distribution. Its interest is enhanced by account
which he gives o of the scenes Of the Syrian
sarres which he obtained from those who sufferers
IN ihli awful tragedy.
Tins pamphlet may be obtained Al eur Office, or il
will lie sent free by mail 10 all who apply for it,
We import the MAKORA ARABICA direct from
SMYRNA through the house Of Cleon Il Gylppus, and
have always hand full supply put up in bottles
really iar usr with full directions.
ptfcr dollar per bottle, Sent by mail, on receipt
~ t'nire snd u cen,s for postage.
fof sale. wholesale and ret IL, by
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
importers of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty ST., N. Y.
Al>o, by Druggists generally
Maui 10. s4-l2ms
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TmE MILITARY EncAMPnENT.-A military
encampment has been established BY the Gov
ernor aud Council near Raleigh, aud the
troops are pouring in every day. II is TX.
pected that 5000 troops will be here b, the
middle Of next week.
The place chosen for the encampment is an
excellent one-the Fair Grounds, near thi:
City. Maj. I'LL, of the Charlotte Military
Institute, is in command. An sfiicer better
qualified could not haze been selected 70.
this position.
The following companies have arrived
The Granville Crews. iapt. WORKMAN; War.
renton Guards, Capt. Wade; Hornets Mes
Rifles, Capt. Williams; Charlotte Gre,s,
Capt. Ross Rocky Mount Light Infantry
Capt. Lewis; Ellis FLYING Arulirry. Capt
Ransour. The Warrenton Cavalry are ais,
10 camp On the call Of the Gu,ernor for all
al Fort Macon they marched for the time be
ing in the warrentnn ,;uards. STANDARD.
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flannel to enable them to endure the concus-
sion produced by the firing Of their own guns
and the shock of the enemy's balls and
shells striking the fertilization. The con-
cussion attending the firing Of Columbiad
in the enclosed casemate Of fort is said to
be terrible.
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M A R r. HE'D

1.-THE Methodist E. Church in this place, on the eve
ming OF the nth Of April by Rev, Samuel Pearce, Mr.
o. P. HEATH and Miss SARAH J, HUsKEY.
AZ Pleasant Garden, on the 10th Of April, by the
Rev. r. n. Paxton, Mr.. JAMES 4. WILSON, Of
the W. n. CR r., to Miss M. Loo. ERWIN. young.
est daughter Of the late Adolphns Erwin, Esq, Of
Mcdowell.
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jacksonville sFema lie Seminary.

u,HE nsst Session If thi. school viii commences On
U the 6fa Mon18, in February next, aud continue
Eve mouths.
Ts,ms The same as hetttfae. The Proprietor b..
IN his emplo, iof iie ensuing session iull cops 81
rstsrncsd Teachers. and every pains will he taken d
render this shou worthy The psifonasc of the pulli.
Young la,iie. Wil be conveyed from Graham staiiar
n lie compsnJs shops. Me-. RaiIrosd. 70 Watson
,r. ircs u charge ~ narping iks Proprietor ofiht
time q srHyal Il lloze Idsres.
E.F. WATSON
yanus,y 9Th. 1891.
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For ,SsHm.borourh Recorder.

TO THE VOTERS or ORANGE COUNTY.
Fellow. citizens-The Legislature Of our
State assemblies to-day f,r the purpose Of all
sising their constituents. a. 10 the condition
of the State 10 regard to her Federal rela-
tions. and for the further purpose o. legiti-
maIely handing back to Tie people the limit.
ed powers delegated To them. in order that
mats plenary aad sovereign powers may by
them be vested IN representatives 80 be che
sen lur Convention Of the State. The &C.
li"n af that Convention is an emanation fran
the nil Of the People, aud as such is faai,
and Il behooves u 10 be represented b. IN
telligent. we'll informed. practical aud frue
men; men whose minds are not chained
dawn 10 precedents 81 warped BIZ unressnn-
able prejudices. and We respectfully suggest
a. eminently qualified Tor the duties and SER
vices required Of our Representatives 10 the
Convention. the names VI Henry X Mash
aud Paul &. Cameron as men who will jus.
THY any confidence reposed in them.
MANY VOTERS.
MAY Let 1891
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TRonPs FRnx TnE SourH The Snuil Car
ollna and Georgia troops are pouring forward
TO the assistance al Virginia. Three teor-
gia Companies passed through here YESTERDAY
en- rnnie for Ports nouth. They were The
Floyd Rifles, nf Macon. Hon. Tins Harde.
man Commander. The Macon Volunteers.
commanded by Captain Smith. and The Co
lumbus Light Guards, II Columbus, com
minded d. Captain Colqai,. We never saw
. iner looking SCI of men. II was stated
that IN one Of the Macon Companies there
were thirteen members Of the same family
Gen. Iionham. nf Suuth Carolina. with his
staff aud regiment we're TO leave yesterday
Tor Richmond. Col. Gregg's finely discip.
lined regiment has volunteered. Also Gen.
Me6owan's brigade. wiimiagtea JoarnaL
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Tr IN TION.

~ n, Ma roapas ng h. Ehiil ia hedF. III "a,
iaias D,sitt q IL Orange tOIafgs
TOU arc hefrty commanded 10 assemble " tnfi
4 several place. &c Nnses. On SATURDAY tnr giia
day Of Apul. 1861. luf the purpose q clseiinr taui
Company on 'rts All enrolling yourselves tlstir.
under the lle aei 0i Assembly, ttefy fee lie m,t
over AID under Is selts ui ag.. except vi, .tf. a
the Gospel. I. bDugd n tmoi hinaif Thr tiFrr.
elected wiil airn lillshnrouah % ihr 25tl u ArH
10 receive thrr commissions, nni vote f,f Gcurti.
llS uhrTaf
WI. II. JORDAN. Col.
ApnI:. Sc
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TOWN ORDINANCE.
The following Ordinance was passed by the Board Of
Commissioners Of The Town of Hillshoroush,
April 22J, 1861.

BE ordained That II shall lie unlawful for the own.
crs of slaves 10 permit them 10 lie in the town OF Hill
borough, except at their own homes, between dark aud
day light in the week. or al hour on sunday with.
out . written permission specifying where they may 30
And y any slave IS found without such permission il
shall be the duty Of The Magistrate o( Police 10 commit
him " her 10 the common Ut Orangr County, % h.
discharged only upon the payment of costs
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ted at that place, was formally taken posses
sion Of on Saturday last BY Cot. ]. Y. Bryce,
10 obedience 10 the orders Of Gov. Ellis.
The property is now regularly guarded BY
detachments Of the Greys.
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Ten Dollars Reward.
Discovered by MISSIONARY while travelling

ESAN away from the subscriber on the 10Th instant,
~ Negro man BY the name Of CALVIN. said
lazy !. htwren twenty-five aud thirty years Of age,
siuus built, aud has bad teeth. II taken in Orange
any ntaI county twenty five dollars will be paid for
his delivery me- or his confinement 10 any Jail so
thai can gel hin.
Address WILLIAM H0PSON,
Cedar Fork, Wake county.
April %. SEW
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MILITARY ArrARs.-ln accordance With
the Governors proclamation. the Adjutant
General has issued stirring cal lor thirty
thousand volunteers. The nilicers are d.
recicd 10 send 10 immediately, rolls Of the
members of their companies. and the Snlun.
ieers are directed to be 10 readiness TO march
at days notice.
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DISSOLrTION.

sI,HE srm Of !. c. rtRRENrINE 4 son i ihi.
Il DAY dissolved ty mutual consent.
An pefssns indebted said firm. either BY note
sccuuni ere earnestly requested 20 call nd selie be-
lore FEBRUARY Court % the business will BE- closed
without drlat.
- The business vii hrres H. conducted under
,be -i,lsa TURRENTfNE 4 son.
fsnssfy L.. -
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TENDERS OF SERVICE. Baltimore A..
mefican says: " Yesterday morning between
iwo and three hundred Of our most respccti-
BILE colorei residents made tender of their
services To tie city authorities. The Mayor
thagked them Tor their oaer. and informtd
them that their service will be called for IL
they can b. made IN any way available"
A letter in The Petersburg W. Express.
dated al Norfolk an the s3d instant, SAYS
{" The negrors in all hts section al the coun-
try. slave and free. are as LOYAL as could h.
desired. They freely proarr their services
to the State. aud zealously contend for the
privilege Of being allowed to work on the
batteries. Yesterday Gen. Gwyn declined
The services u three hundred from Hampton
who solicited employment on The batteries.
and twice aud thrice the number could b.
obtained 10 this city aHd vicinity in single
day, Il It was thunght advisable {. accept
them. Indeed, the entire Notifications III
this harbor might be constructed bs the vol.
uniary labors of negroes, Win would claim
no higher reward than the privilege 81 be-
ihg allowed TO contribute their share toward
The defence nf the State. AMI the projection
Of their masters aud misiresses. who hal
always extended shrltering hand oyeI
them"
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THE HARpgR's Ferry AFFAiR.-'rhe FIJI
lowing is communicated TO US as a correct
statement Of the taking Of tue Federal post
at Harper's Ferry:
Col Crump. Special Aid of the Govern
o., was dispatched on Wednesday last 10 take
iiarper's Ferry. When he arrived al Stras.
burg. he had 7Os men. He gave M that com
mand aud went ahead to Charlestown. On
getting there he on'red the Jefferson Regi.
ment, Of 500 men. anil Capt. Ashby's troop
OF Cavalry, To surround the town aud cut I'll
all communication, and if a reinforcement
was attempted, 10 burn the bridge. When
The regiment got 10 the edge Of the town. The
arsenal and armory, containing I.0O0 guns,
were blown up, and the carpenter shop set
IN lire. The citizens saved 1000 improved
arms; the machine shops did not take fire,
and the machinery was saved. The Virgin
ia Dag was run up at IL o'clock at night.
Col crunp surrounded the town WITH pick
ct guards, declared martial Law in the place.
aud remained in that position until the rear
guard arrived, about day the next morning"
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT !!

AfPRElENDGD and Ldged in jail IL HFi.aL
"A rough. Orange county, y. G.. on the lilh II
April, negro man supposed lwcnty,ihree o. twenty.
four years aid, quite black, about five feet nine r ten
inches high; has twh hi- hreist saws hi
name i. Nahan. anl belongs TO Rayner Foun,llal.
OF Richmond, Va. The owner can gel him by proyine
property and paying all cost and charges.
X. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
May |. g1-3w
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be sent 10 the family Of the deceased, and
that the some be published in the HILLSIDE.
rough Recorder and Raleigh Register.
X. +. CALDER, Chairman,
N. A. GREGORY, Secretary.
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y o L

MOTTO +
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 al Prfs,ns whom u
" may concern. that have gwen 10 NY 40 VIM.
HaffsnH Cfahitec. the power sud freedom 10 irans1r
business Tor himself aud 10 make tonfaris ~ as toll
snd peficrt a manner ~ i u The Toll aae 81 twenty.
yrats anil having released ~ Interest 10 The pto.
IL " hs work shlll nj hold nystli 10 any way re-
sponsihle foF any 81 liz lralinss.
WESLEY CRABTREE.
Anil 4. sB-ld
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A BARGAIN.
NOTICE.
HOW ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA.
4 Beneyaient institution established by special Endow-
ment Tor the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed, al.
firied with yirulent aud epidemic Diseases,
aud especslly for the Cure Of Diseases
ofihe Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL. ADVICE given gratis. by the Acting
W Surgeon, to all who apply by letter. with descrp-
lian u their condition. Gage, occupation, habits Of lie
Srl md ia 81 crlreRe poverty, Medicines fur
ai-hsd ifre ~ charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermaiorrhra. and
tihrt Diseases u The sexual Organs. and The NEW
RtMElls> employed in the Dsrenrary, sent 10 the
iirr il sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Two
II ihfrr Stamps fuf postage will be acceptable.
Address DIX. ]. sKlLlIN HOuGHrDN. Aeiiag
Sufsr4n. Howard Association, No. Suuih Ninth ST.,
i'hiitlrlphii. Pi. By order af the Directors.
EDWARD u. HEARTWELL. President
GEO. fAIRCHil.D, Secretary.
Match 10. s4-iamo
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
WANT ED.

A STU ATlOS in North CTolina pul,l,.hi,, NJ
- newspaper niiier ~ gentleman VII, o.. h,l
some excHrnrc in The business a. fWrinIn. H. vii
take riiaigc Of any office o. wnfk u liz ease W u
reasonable terms Hi particulars aidnss
EDITOR PI.AINDEALER.
riill.barugh, apIi ati, 1851. sa-.lN.
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j.iam1ud 7. Horton Glue, from London, l. 4 NBryde
Almond CLINE co.


23s Park Place, New York.
sR. 8. \. MBRYDE, IA Southern genileman) Or
H. r.c firm, will reside ~ the south i'll lhe IL
,prcr. md be pleased 10 assist Southern Teach.
~ obtaining situations 10 any pari Of the South.
FlfplHenltrs, address hun al Rshdalspille. N. e.
Sfia'ls Families and Colleges supplied al shos,
uicr with accomplished professors. instructors gay.
rfnFs.r., Nc. Teachers. ladies and gentlemen. now
Nsuii 81 saesncies 10 Tennessee, Virginia. Alabl.
M. Arkansas, ass o;hd Siaies.
NIs.. Il. So
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MIssnrRI.- Sc. Louis. April IT, The
State Journal publishes the following reply
lrom Governor jackson 70 Secretary Came.
rnn -
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GRAHAM Dawes. Sec'y.
RALEIGH ENCAMPMENT.

TO The Patriotism Of North Carolina:
Any articles Of food in the way Of Beef
Mutton, Bacon. Bread. Flour, Corn. HAY
Oats. Fodder, Sc, will be thankfully receiv,
ed from those who are able and willing /,
give; to those who are not, fair price will
be paid. The Railroad will bring all articles
for the use of the suldiers free.
lis not necessary to say that the ladies
will do their part.
Direct to Capt. II. S. Tucker. assisted by
Z. II. Thompson. aud John g. Williams, As
sistant Commissaries.
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We learn from the Charlotte Bulletin that
The Branch Mint Of the United States, loca.
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SALE OF NEGROES
srtrE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
OaANoE CuUNry.
Court II Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1861.
ID II Pan ~. William ]. Mex, rail-

y
Originai IiiacimeHf.
10 appearing u The satisfaction u The Court. that
H. ,leirWtiuI William J. Mckerall has removed
~ Of lie tbdni, and al.ehs bimsel from the county
and sits thai the ordinary pracess q Law cannal
t sfsf bin Il T. therefore ordered IS the Court
that Publication e made ia the iillsbOrogeh Rscarder
ftt ia Wecks notifying tie said William g. NekefaE
thai unless he apiea al The Hext term Of chs Court 10
BE- held Al Tie r5afi basss illshorough on The fourth
MONDAY 10 Mas nsxi then aud there 10 tepIsyy aud
plead according 70 law, be will he pfoceesd against 10
the sane al II he hs been served til process
and had failed % sprraf and plead.
Nisncss. Geafgc Laws. cisHs n our said Court. u
ulhce n Marlborough, ihe fourth MONDAY n FEBRUARY,
A. u. 1851.
GEORGE LAWS. c. e. Q.
March IS. 1861. Pfire ad,. - 81 s3-ew