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b Tomb, Banker, Tiffin;J. ]. Steiner Att
at Law. do; P. Emick. Merchant, do; G.
nack, Confectioner. do; Dr. Chamberlin, M.
D., do; Thos. Swandler, Elder G. R. Churcl.
do; r. Carson. prop'r Carson House: Forest
Egbert Sage, Merchant, Carey; Chas. Parish
formerly of Tifin, now of Montiwac. Wis
and Levi Weirick, prop'r of Davis House, Tiff
fin, Ohio.
ANY person wishing further information
vii do well to communicate with either of IN.
persons referred to above. : -
DIR. J.'SNYDER.
Hawk s Block, Tiffin City, Ohio
Oct 49, 59B.-Iv.
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This truly wonderful preventive and cure
for Fever and Ague and Bilious Feyers will
be sent by mail post paid, on receipt Of one
dollar. Also for sale at all respectable Drug
sist and Country Stores,
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1873 Main
ST.. Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank of
Commerce Building, New York. Address
Aug 80, go. JOHN WILCOX d co.
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In the West Our Prices have been greatly
reduced this Spring. We are selling
Cane Arm Rockers for $3.50
Boston Rockers, for $50
Cane Seat chairs, SIS to Sl4 per set.
Wood seat s' So {:
Parlor chairs $l6 to $50
Sofas Is to so each.
Marble top tables l2 to 25 s., ''
Bedsteads .25 to $50
Bureaus s to 25
And all other kinds of Furniture in proper
@ -. ton.
Citizens of Wyandot County it will pay you
well to come to Tiffin for your
e U e ~ I Z " e g
We know we can suit you, and will
~ IA k H& -A- NN "
81. What we sell.
MEMBER THE ARGE ND
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' Fruit Trees!
Upper Sandusky
"a u N s 8, 3 y,

THE subscriber ADOPTS this method of in
i forming all those who are desirous of set
Ting out FRUIT TREES during the coming
fall that he Is now better prepared than ever
70 furnish them with the different varieties at
much more reasonable rates and in much bet
Ssr condition than they can be procured from
the agents of foreign nurseries. ffsa
Those who desire to purchase can visit his
Nursery at Upper Sandusky and select trees
shat will suit them. and not be under the ne.
ssssity Of paying for trees that have been
Knocked about on the railroad for weeks
"a Uail afd see me- will do better by you than
g'6fignnurserymen can possibly do
Aug. 10 6O-H j. HEFFLEBOWER,
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Mobile, Alabama, July 90, $50,

Mobile, Alabama, July q, 1850,
GENTLEMEN:
l have been snatched from the grave by the
application of your wonderful "Inpectine, - or
'Persian Fever CHARM For several years
I have suffered every season from fever and
ague. Last Spring my life was threatened,
but your remedy has destroyed the disease. and
l am rapidly gaining an appetite and strength.
respectfully, Yours.
DNBARRON,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-21

and Hand Irons, Bathing Tubs and Shower
Baths, Well, Cistern and Force Pumps, Tin,
Copper, Iron and Lead Pipe, Lard Firkins,
Oil Cans, Lanterns, Stone Churns, Crooks
DC. G M. YERK, Tiffiin.
Oct27'59
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The Gr@fcnberg 6
FAMILY MD D.,ClNIS.

4 RE prepared under the immediate per
Avision Of skiiful physician and they
may be Fehed upon in all GASES They con !
sist Of 81 |
Marshalls Uterine Catholicon, Pr. 81 SO.
A asrtsin remedy fr Whites, Falling of
the W omb, deranged, irregular, painful Men
situation, and discusses of Pregnancy. and In |
fiamation of the Womb, and all Uterine diff
culties, Palpitation of the Heart, Nes, ousress
Irregular Appetite, Dsordored Stomach and
Bowels, Indigestion, and all sympathetic dis
turbances connected with derangment of the
womb and its appendages. Marshalls Utter
inc Catholicon will also cure Gravel, diseases
of the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties in
males.
Sarsaparilla Compound S1,Oo per Bottle
Will cure all diseases of the blood, hum ors
complaints in the bones and general system,
arising from mercury or syphilis; all chronic
general diseases. all complaints in the spring
and autumn, arising from changes in the
weather..
Graf1enberg Pile Remedy ST 90 per bott.
Certain in all cases of Piles and Fistala.
Dysentery Syrup. SO cts. per Bottle.
An unfailing remedy for dysentery and Di
arrhea,, Cholerr Morbus and Asiatic Cholera,
and all complaints of the Bowels.
Chidren's Panscea, SO cts per bottle.
Invaluable in all diseases of children, such
| as Jaundice, Gripping, and Flatulency, Dia
rhea, Thrush, ricketts,, convulsions. Group,
Measles, Teething, Ringwcr,n, Scald Head
want of action in the Bowels, and orms.
Fever & Ague Remedy, so cts. per Box.
Certain in al! cases of Fever and Ague.
Vegetable Pills, 25 cts. per Box.
| Sovereign in the following diseases-Bilious
| complaints, Asthma, Constipation, Dyspepsia
Erysipelas, low, nervous and simple Fevers,
| Gripss, Heartburn, Headache, Indigestion,
Mysteries, Liver Complaint, Nervous disor-
ders, N Neuralgia, Rheumatism and all diseases
arising from a want of action in the digestive
organs. ---.
Eye Lotion, Is cts. per box.
For violent inflammation, ordinary infiam
maton, dimness and falling of the sight,
weakness IN the eyes. involuntary weeping,
speedy and positive cure.
Green Mountain Ointment 25c per Box.
Among the diseases to which this wonder
| full Ointment is adapted, are the following
Glanduiar swellings, ague in lhe Face,
Women, Aronchitis, Felons and Ringworms,
Scald Head, and it is an Invaluable dressing
for Burns, Scalds, Drawn Blistters, and Shin
| giles. Isl [s
Health Bitters, 25 cents per package.
The best tonic known.
pThe Graffenberg Manual Of Health; 25
Il. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
-s e... q. Agent for Ohio.
J. A. Maxwell & Bro. Upper Sandusky;
D. Huffman d Co., McCutchenville; J. N.
| Stull, Oceola; G. NJ D. Zuck, Carey.
| July 26, 1860. >.-. Del
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Read, Read. Read.

Carlo, Illinois, July, s9th, 1860.
Messrs. JOIN Wilcox & Co.:
Your "Inpectine," or "Persian Fever
Charm" has dnne wonders. was wholly de
spondent and wretched when 1 applied it, and
in five hours the chills were removed and 10
fever has ensued. 1t is the simplest cure i'm
aginable, and a wonder of nature or art. I
would not be without this sInpectine" sim
gle hour. By constantly wearing it seem to
be "ague proof" Yours Truly,
e. NJ. STOUT.
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CLEf ELAND, ".
OnI of the Eight Colleges of the ssNational
Chain. Located in
New York City, Philadelphia, Albany,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago
and st. Louis. = .5r
Scholarships purchased at this point good at
all the Colleges. '1et
Greatest inducements in the United States
For full particulars as to our
Extensive Collegiate. Course. sk
embracing all branches pertaining to CONNER
cial sc .ences; n
The Union of Cleveland Colleges, q.
with thorough corps of teachers and 1ectur-
ers, and two practical and experienced resi-
dent Principals, st'.s
The National Chain System, o.;
affording far more and better advantages thas
any single isolated school can pretend to;
Practical and Ornamental Penmanship
taught by one of the best American Artists.
whose specimens are taking the Premiums at
z- all the Fairs; sHa
The College Bank, s-.-
at which students do business in ardling-
money, making deposits, discounting notes,
drawing checks, &C.;
The Great Rail Road Set, zzr
embracing ticketing, freighting, station bust
ness, entries of Auditors, Cashiers, &c-ths
only complete set yet introduced; 3
Bryant d STATIONS Text Books,
to DO used in connection with manuscripts; !;
their three works Book keeping; the Coun-
ting House edition, being $50 pages, the Com
mercial Calculation, 300 pages, both publish
ed by 1vison d Phinney New York their COM
mereial Law, written by Amos Dean, LII, D.,
Prof of Law in the University of Albany, and
published by D. Appleton d Co., New York.
Addr r:ss, for catalogues, circulars, or infor.
nation of any kind, (two postage stamps s.-
closed,) saz-s
FOLSOM & FELTON,,
Sept g. go. c leveland, O..
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prevented from giving few spirited hurrabs AMI
although our first alarm, soon all is qnies and we
are arrayed in line of battle. After waiting with
intense anxiety for twenty minutes, It was ascer-
tanned that the alarm proceeded from the inpra-
dent firing Of some returning scouts who desired to
discharge their arms after a heavy rain. A few
words from good Colonel, acknowledging our
pTomptness, captains file their companies back to
their quarters, and 10 few moments silence again
prevails throughout the camp. Although we were
greatly disappointed at this false ALARM yet it viii
have a good effect, showing the men what their
duty will be in case of an attack and proving our
spirit and readiness at few moments warning.
Inc !amentabie death of Lfautenant-C Coionel C.
D. DfeuS, in the skifrniah near Newportss News,
comes to Us with sorrowfal effect, indeed. We
knew him well and loved him much, and while we
admire his gaantry, our hearts are filed with sad
ness His loss Is very great, yet we fad consola-
loves to die-in defence Of his home in discharg-
ing ishonorable and dangerous duty No more
shall his manly form, sword in hand at ffle
post he loved 80 vel; no more shall we hear his
rich voice and eloquent tongue giving words of
rare beauty no more shall eajoy his witty
Jest, his happy laugh. We will miss him long, and
lament him deeply. His high tone and generous
qualities, his firm yet gentle disposition, endeaTed
MIN to ALL Sleepo on, brave Charley, in all your
unconscious glory! We, your Louisiana brothers.
swear by our good swords to avenge your preTna-5s
lure death or share your honorable grave a gent
! tie hand VIII place beautiful flowers and green
Leaves DER your tomb, while sweet birds viii sing
requern for hopes destroyed, alas. too soon.
NeWsspapers eGslp, here are at bigh premium,
especially yours. could make you handsome
club at five dollars each week for the Crescent,
except kfchrnond papera. Il have e. n5thinr ds Of
interest to give You jast now, but may tell You
| that we are hourly expecting an attack on our
camp Our motto fs necessarily always ready ~
! We sleep on our arms not officer m the camp
goes to bed without regularly preparing % be
called up before morning TO fight. The men, Ike
| wise, every one, ready, aazious ard vigfiant
All the.siek and all extra baggage has been sent
| back. Yours, MIME MrsKET
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Special 70 the New Orleans Crescent

CAMP SEYMOUR Fairfax Station, Va, July l0,'lS6l.
Nh. hditor-Our camp is calm and quiet at
present. but we are fully inclined to believe that
it is only the ominous silence that invariably pre-
cedes the storm. The prevailing feeling is that
the great struggle will soon begin. From the
movements and active preparations now being made
on both sides, it is very evident that an important
demonstration will be made at an early day. 1t
must be very satisfactory to you all to know that
your volunteers will be so largely represented in
the field to participate in the great shock Of bat
tie, when the day Of action arrives. The positions
Of troops Is doubtless well known to you, but
| may mention some of them from recent ohserya-
ton. On Sunday last, two companies of the Wash
ington Artillery arrived at Camp Pickens (Manas-
sao) from Richmond. The Battalion, now com
plete, is stationed Bulls Rum four miles IN ad
vance oil Camp Pickens; Major c. R. Wheats
Battalion is at in the vicinity OF Centerye; the
Fifth Regiment is at Yorktown; the Sixth y here
the Seventh and Eighth are still at Camp fIckenS.
The Fourth Of July passed oil qneuy W4th u.s.
| At night Alexandria and Washington seemed to
| be in u blaze OF iliuminaons, for we could dis
| tinctIy see the reflections in the sky, and the
| rockets thrown up there after dark. Our
| pickets are bringing in prisoners from the
| advanced lines almost daily; amongst them
| last week were two Of the notorious Ellsworth
| Xouaves. They were Immediately sent to Man
| asqas in charge Of Corporal RO Robiuson anG
| prigates Aitken aud Sherwood, of the Mercer
Guard. Prisoners well treated by US, and have
| the same ra0ns that are given to our owR men
An alarm in camp, at such Il time this, is al
event never to be forgotten especially when
occurs at night. We were suddenly called up
few nights ago by the hasty beating of the " lon!
| roll and cries of " Fail in! fuil in l.! they'r
coming, boys we're attacked; don't you hea
| that lring!" It was midnight, and all being TIM
awakened from the hravy sleep OF the tired soldier
a sceue IF the most drilling excitement followed
officers calluE W their men; orders brief an
QUICK and as quickly obeyedi the men cannot b
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THE BLACK ZoUAvEs. - The Richmond Exam
iuer of the 10th says:
Every day contributes to swell the ranks Of this
seryceabe corps, and Mr.. Mayo feels confident
that, by Saturday night, his battalion will number
under the skillful direction of Brigsdier-GeneTal
Richard Reins, and his ..id-de camp, Gel. Haganl
viii do the city good ard effective service.
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FEDERAL LOSS 900 KILLED AND WOUNDED.
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rsLEaRhpHEo TO THE NEW oaLEAas CRESCENT
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THE BATTLE OF BULLS RUN.
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Disappearance of the Enemy.
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Iar ruz sorrttvzsrsnr AND AsaarcAy tlyzs.1
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HEADQuAETEHs ORLEANS CADETS, CompASY n,
NrleAng TEly -. Ist !
4 THE IEMHEES OF TIE ORLEANS
vi DAP and WEDNESDAY at o'clock r 81. al !he Arm.
ILL org, No. II icgee
NE liz SAML G. FISLIER. JR.. Sec,v nro :enl.
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jog. A. Mabry, ESD, has offered to furnish o
hundred horses to Il cavalry company Of one hun
dTed to be raised in East Tennessee,
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HEADQUARTERS SOUTHERN CELr5. Pelican Cotton Press.
cor. II. Mlry and JcboupHou'r: sTeeyS
New 0rie M ,jTly w. 1851 !
T. THE F0LLOygIytS NAMED q EtYFAFG-
kA ed to collect funds the equitln
m nj foHlpuy i. Southern Cells
IL Hon. y. K. Mics. Hen q. j. Semnas, V e Budl f:sg
V j. Ca-tei, a. Farrell, T l. emily. John 5ofa.nn W. j.
Ahe John 2. Higgins, NJ. Uyncs Thos HHniy, Dr. W. a.
Austin.
o"lrih'iona VIII he dg'yacknowle!gd by Nj Il. CLoGrk
fgI5 in g. 0'LEARY Captain.
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Is ,ir--Tdq boy Gpa,l4 n perfectly cured Of thc rptge
Of the finest N Hs men Oh 4leeT tIee NG can y ~
I:al,a work any m5a, w T. Mills M. u.
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KENTuCKIAHS VoLUNTEEnING IN TIE SOUTHERN
CONFEDERACY.--lt seems that large numbers of
Kentuckians Of the true old stock daily leav
ing their State to fight for the liberties of their
Southern brethren. Prentice Of the journal wakes
furious oyer these facts. His abolition heart is
troubled soroly. Hear what he says about the de-
parture of the last batch:
A gentleman Of this city informs us that corr
Thursday night iOr the Southern Coufederacy,
some Of them not more than fifteen years old. The
HIiscrGants who arc Turing Off mere children from
their parents to starvation and suffering and trea
son and death, witt have mountain weight Of
fiery curses rosting upon their damned souls.
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA.
Adut7nt Generals Office,

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA J
AdjutRnt Generals Office,
Nes Orleans July Is. 1851.
:, ORDERS, No. 1871. TIE SECRETARY or
III Wa reluSo 1000 Volunteers be placed
ri camps Instruction. Each Company be rotnpnct
A Of ona Captain F list iientenan two Second idelen
rcur SerSennts, four CorpOiHs and sixty On to hun
dre pFRe They will he sent to Camp MooIe ard ioa hew
camp the Rtcr0r biG which viii! be duly anHounctd
z The President will Resign officers 10 tAkt chHks Of c
troops mustered ill., and the CaDp will he under the
cout:n of War Depsftmr Of The Conte3efnte Ses The
President will also organize the Companies mo ijtHonh
Regiments hc may PREFER ana appoint tue Field Officers and
SBlI
he Secretary nf War ha3 also authorized acceDt t
Hb1ve 0spg by e emeuts # thus endered and 9certe1,
will elect their Field Officers 70 this priv
leEt Comp numbering l0tJ form The kegi
lnun' elect tLeir officers, and tender 70 completely gtd
By THOS. -. MOORE,
Governor and Commander in Chief
u. GR1v0r hlit and Tnhpr GeU /, La. Nj Via. jyfF
HEADQu 1ErEHs IICKOEY GUARDS, I
NtY Urleauy. Jr'v t5 1851,
II AT AN ELACTIOs OF VJlEs COMPANY,
IA held the evening Of he ION ins. the following c1cers
FiY were unaninuulY elected:
III CHptHin, John GayRnaugh.
First lfCItfn-uy hrguHtala Richards.
Second iiHTlcnni, Vim NnynRu.
Second Jr Lieutenant Thns. Mctiea Y.
The election for ,aiJHGd officers wl be held Nor
uly iyi5
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cer r5. Dr. Ttog j. Harper Of The most eminent Ply
sclis IN The State o. Mississippi.
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pattiealar Iotttts.

UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA, }
New Orleans, July ., 1851
n9aAt n meeting OF the Eonrd this day, IL
semi dividend OF FOUR PER CENT declared out
C profits, and payable aud after tie 10Th inst.
ty3 I'll GEO. A. FRERET, Cashier
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NI ~ ' y Z
Dr.. SaeruaQ-Ie.f 9r send the hHy Sen ba K 10 you Da
Cannot to him properly and besides ma nos sat
sf- with skill DO him justice Hm satisfied plan
Is XII that ynu cnre hIm. FGse me by the re-
TIIOS j. HARPER, N. D.
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HB-S0utheTn E'ncific T&ajlr0md Company
e opened books Tor sGbCriptQls the Cph stock ol
t5- cJmay under ne oniayle resolutions Of lJ, nst a.
No ,ttEtn0n street, where may be iunud from H. NJ 10
H. for few day. dosfo TO meet there al tFisrcS ana
a-sltf n. v RICHARDSON, Agent.
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AFNORV DAVIDSON GUAEDs,
Concert Hall Poydrhs street, CaGNHdvet st.
New Orleans, July II, 1851,
Il hTTEETFD% !-COMPANI DRILL, 6lON, Al@
s3 u r. NE~bAYS and FhipAiS, t IL O'Clock z. u ;
ri - mad drills. Oh TUESDAYS, THUR$DA vs. ard SATJ r.
VI DAYS, at ttea 'me EduC. Any Eefou desiring join the
roany End we'll recommended, will present himself amy
ui,- dHrlrg dril hours.
by 0Ti r: GEO. s. LACEY, Captain.
Eu5TaE MAY Or 'cly Sergeant. igl I'm
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HEAD QUARTERS N. G. TROOPS.
Adjutant Generals Ofic.
RALEIGH, Nov. Is, /,
GENERAL ORDERS, No. IL

GENERAL ORDERS No. IL
IN THE 2sTH OF OCTOBER CIRCruApm
" issued from this Office to certain Canine, WAS
Coas requiring the Militia to turn ont once w..t "nr
continued threatening OF our Coast by the enemy The
recent course of lawless aud men on our 'he
border, make II necessary that the requirement, etn
Circular be extended to the whole State Ever VI That
i'll the State will, therefore, be assembled once lany
Inspection instruction. and drill; and will be reon r
appear armed the law directs and with some n' 10
ton The State expects every To do his ou, uA.
the Governor will not fail t. enforce this order With ana
power vested in him as COMMANDMENT Chief Tha !le
Can only be called out for actual service by the 'a
or by seven Justices provided in the Suth sect,un
tia,' Revised Code. al-
The Governors orders will be given through this q.
to the Generals, or in special cases. to Comnapdsrc
Regiments or companies 's Of
Whenever the Militia are called into actual So,
less absolutely necessary, not more than third %
called beyond the limits of their county The Comm
ing officer making the CALL sLall discriminate in f
those persons who are in feeble health, or whose cn
ton with public institutions, other peculiar en,e
ment, shall require their presence at home "poy
The Militia, when called out as above will renor,.
superior officer in the service of the State or ibs r
crate States Every Colonel Commander of Rsn
may receive authority to buy serviceable arms when %
ed, on application to this office. eu'
Colones are required to have made out as Soon 40 NO.
sble after the time fixed in section ~ new MIit s
the muster rolls therein required and as No propr may
can be had for blanks, each Captain will make on %
paper as neat a roll of his company as may be- p
BY order of the Commander-in-Chief:
..-az-a.-. j. G. MARTIN
Adjuan General,
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A fine Location for making Salt for Sale with
very desirable Residence.

A fine Location for making Salt for Sale with
very desirable Residence.
TIVHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE Fol-.
i lowing desirable residence on Wrightsvile Sound,
eight miles from Wilmington N. c. The place is a sum
residence, in desirable neghborhood The improve
ments consist of dwelling house with eight rooms,
kitchen and servants rooms stables and carriage house.
and all other necessary ouhouses. fine well of
is the premises fine grape arbor good garden and
fruit trees, with ten Of land attached The
whole has been lately painted is in excellent repair under
good fence and is in high state of improvement. The
land lies Immediately the salt water of the Sound and
offers every facility for the profitable making of Salt from
sea water An abundance of wood for boiling Salt is
tiguous There number Of Salt Manufactures
this location in successful and profitable operation
The fitness of the place and Of the undertaking
therefore, experiment. WrightsUe Sound is sum-
mer resort for number of citizens Of Wilmington. Fish,
oysters and such like abundance, with fine surf
bathing and boating
ALSO,
of fifty of land equally advantageousy stu
ated for making Salt located Middle Sound about
miles from Wilmington. There is this pace resi-
dence and all out houses besides other
mens. Some Of the land will produce AZ bushels of
per One both of these places will be sold
bv, and accommodating terms
apply personally by letter. to the subscriber at Will
mngtoD, N. e.
HENRY DRaNE.
November 10, 1861. lC0-w&Sw2w.
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lars, the blank was filled by inserting the words
zone hundred Thousand" and the amendments were
then adopted. -
The question now being "shall this ordinance
pass its second reading" the Convention adjourned
on motion of Mr. Rayner.
1T is due to Mr.. Woodfin to state that he advo-
Gated the ordinance with much earnestness and abil-
ty, evincing throughout the discussion desire for
the adoption of all such amendments as would pro-
mote its efficiency
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DESERTERS.
nESERTED FROM MY COMPANY, THE TENDER-
II son RIFLES, Tuesday the 25h October WILL
LIAM SMITH and F. A. SHiPMAN priva,es in said com.
pany Smith had when he left black and black
pants and Shpman had black coat 5a,wn pants
They are h,> isrk sN,nntd Smith about A. and Ship
bu ~ wears of age, The State will give $50 each,
and viii give $50 each for the delivery of these deserters
at the camp near Raleigh.
J. p. JORDAN
Capt. Henderson Rifles
Nov. Z, 1861. VI