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llNcol.N.s MESSAGE.

The Lincoln Congress met 10 Washington
CITY on Monday, the I'd inst. Abe Lincoln's
Message u published in The Richmond pa
pers Of Saturday. We have read il, aud
lind that portion Of Il relating to the south
and the war, batch Of falsehoods aud mis-
representations from beginning 10 end. i
appears 10 have been written for the purpose
Of dccei,ing the people Of the North into
Tie belief that the South was almost con.
quercd. lie proposes that Railroad be
built by The Federal Government from Ken
tacky into East Tennessee and Western
North Carolina for the purpose Of relieving
The Union men Of those sections. II he ey.
or gets his hirclings into Western North
Carolina, ~ will not find enough Union
men 10 bury their careasses. but he knows
such a scheme cannot be accomplished and
only proposes Il for the purpose Of deeep.
tiOn.
The Message SAYS that the number Of
troops offered Tor the war is beyond the re.
auisition of Congress. The restoration o.
che old Virginia boundaries for the District
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For The 1 lsborough Recorder.
ORANGE CAVALRY.
Camp Washington. Near Edenion. N. G. ,
November 30ih. 1861.

November 30ih, 1861.
Mn. HEARIT:--In my last mentioned the
death Of Richard Horton. Now We are call
ed upon TO bemoan the death Of another Of
our company. Sergeant William $. Walker
died on the 10th Of November. lie died Of
cold and sore throat, following the measles.
lie was young man of two and twenty a
good soldier aud a christian. lie leaves a
widowed mother, two brothers, sister, and
large number Of relatives, who will long
mourn and feel the loss, OF a dutiful son, an
afectiOnaie brother, and dear relative.
Richmond Andrews, Of Capt. Strange's com
plny, died Oh The 29ih. There are some fit.
" on the sick list; out Of that number there
are only four Of Capt Tuners company
Henry Neal, who has had a long and severe
attack Of fever, j. slowly recovering; Henry
Blalork has chils only; John Terry has fe.
yer, and to-day is better than he has been for
three days past. John Riley. makes our
fourth man ia the hospital; he has been there
only two days with slight fever.
There is report IN camp that we viii
soon be ordered TO Newbern. We cannot
get among kinder people Than those BY whom
We are surrounded. Mrs. Johnston. wife VI
lie Rev. Samuel Johnston. has just sent into
camp a large basket 81 nice things for the
SICK. How the poor fellows enjuy them, and
thank Tie good lady who Is SO thoughtful Of
their situation and wants.
must mention as ministering TO the wants
Of the sick. Mrs. J. VI. Jones, Mrs. William
Bond, Mis-. J. Floyd, Mrs. Sarah Webb, and
many others, who visit the hospital lrequent'
! " and cheer Up the sick with kind word, .
fresh flower. and basket Of dainties. While
the sick are 20 tenderly cared for, the vel
are not entirely overlooked. a. the table o
certain Ltutenants aud Captains occasion.
ally show. Invitations TO due. and TO tea
are often extended to the officers Of the Re-
gimrnt; and the Young men Of the camp
have happy time. and no doubt they vii
receive orders 10 leave here with many re.
greis; for. say what you please about IL
young girls will love young soldiers. aud OLD
people had as we'll be rcconcIled TO t.
Having gone beyond tie original purpose
Of ny Letter, for fear Of going further, halt
aud subscribe myself Yours.
Lieut.. J. z. J..
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STRAY BOOKS.

,FsHE following volumes Of the zeuxian and Pastors
Library, belonging to the Presbyterian Church IL
Hllsborough, are missing, supposed to have been bor
rowed and not returned; there may be others in The
same case. Persons having these or other volumes in
Their possession, requested to return them or If IN
actual use, TO report The same that il may be known
who are responsible for their return.
Collateral Bible, 4th vol 4io
Hodges History Of the Presbyterian Church, %
part, svo.
Gudworih's Intellectual System, lst vol. svo.
MeCheynes Works, 81 and "a vols syo.
Shakespeare, % vol. syu
BosWclll Johnson Il! VOL $40.
Junuss Letters, Cd yol. $40.
Goldsmith Animated Nature, "a and 81 vols. $40.
Plupreh's Lives Isl vol syo
Rollins Ancient History, LIST vol syo.
Bancoft's History Of The United States, LIST vel syo.
Gedsmiil's Woiks, liz vol. emo.
Rollins Ancient History, Oh aud 10th vols, l2mo.
Popes Works, 9th vol l2mo
Sparks American Biography 81 vol. Emo.
fliny's Letters. 81 vol l2mo.
Rcqpes nf Ancient English Poetry, LIST vol l2mo.
November p is
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To our NnI,sorIl,crs.

Our necessities compel u q make earnest call ~
on al out customers Tor he Payment Of atrarages. We
have liz, = snail supply u paper hand AMI sha no,
have the means Of reenishirg i unless
al 10 making ratly collections. Some Of our suhscfi.
ber. SIC indebted ~ long periods, and We hope sens
Of justice and lheral disposition viii nduee them 10
make little extra ese,ion % help ID Ills emergsu.
ey The increased pfi,e q ink aud paper and the
qucmcni n cash IL cser. hing st. compel IL
e1ar, moic ,iflci compliance With or terms Two
dollars N advance 81 tvo joilns aaI my cents Nhrn
payment e delayed. Nee subscribers Wili IN al cases
10 expected 70 pay 10 advance. Subscribers indebted
fof thc pre,cni year VIII IL ehgtd iii No dollars. i
Payment i promptly made. The stay law passed ~
or Icgisaiurr which puts Il cot ~ power u en-
force collections, We trust viii operate but in few IN.
stances 10 our prejudice. An hoaest and honorable
man will mol vail for the law 10 compel him 10 be Just
% bis ncishbor.
Tie pfolfaon d business IN general has cut OF IN
large degree our receipts Cor adseniscmsnis and nb
work, and rc mus, depend alnos, entirely upon our
subscription lsi for support bot i i hard, equal 70
that purpose now. We hore our friend. and he people
Of Orange will exercise some d their influence 10 in.
crease our si, and not suffer the paper 10 90 down.
many others have DONE ior the want II sufficient sup
port We shall continue, earnestly and indusifou.ly,
10 endcisot to make QUE paper useful aud 10 give 81
important and reliable news nearly 4 not quite carly
a. any other weekly papef ii the STATE We think our
opportunities will enable Us 10 DO this.
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of Columbia is recommended. He directs
the attention Of Congress particularly to
such Legislation as will authorize the free
dom Of slaves coming within the scope of
military action on the part Of the United
States. and the acquisition of territory for
their colonization. He states that be has
preferred the blockading of the Southern
ports to closing the same, as authorized by
Congress. In reference to the action Of the
seeded States Lincoln anticipates the pos
sibility Of an appeal for foreign interposi-
ton, and though admitting the non-interfer-
ence Of European powers hitherto, it is
deemed expedent to suggest the armiDg and
certifying Of the Northern ports, and to see
that the caosts are prepared for any further
contingency. Charlotte Democrat
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Sheriff Of Orange acknowledges the
receipt Of the following articles Of clothing
&c., for the soldiers: From Mrs. Samuel II.
Breeze, Q blankets and pair socks; Mrs.
Charles Wilson, blanket; Mrs. Willism..J.
Bingham, 8 blankets; Mrs. William Bing-
ham. IT,, Q blankets; Mrs. David Roach, Al
blanket; Mrs. Thomas b. Hill. 8 blankets and
8 pair socks; Mrs. Elizabeth Rutherford, /
pair socks; Miss Mary A. Rutherford, pair
socks; Miss Arena Latla, pair socks; Mrs.
William g. Sykes, pair socks; Mrs. Su-
san Craig, 2pair socks; Elizabeth j. Freeisnd,
2 pair socks; Nancy Dunnigan, 8 pair socks;
Miss HELEN Long, 4 pair sucks; Miss An.
ME Long, pair socks; Miss Lilly Long, g
pair socks Miss Julia Jones. pair socks
Miss Corneia jones, 2 pair socks; Mrs.
Alfred Picksrd, ipair socks; Mrs. A. Webb,
1.pair drawers and shirt; Mrs. Turren-
tine, shirt; Mrs. Jenny Pickard and Mrs
Crawford. Q pair socks; Miss Strowd and
Miss Quackenbush, pair socks; Mrs. vii.
liam J. Bingham. IS shirts and pair socks
Robert Bingham, 10 pair drawers; Mrs
Long, shirt and pair socks; Mrs. vii.
liam Bingham. IT,, 6 shirts; William Nor
row, 4 blankets.
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N O TICE.

A PPLICATt0N will be made to The Board Of D.
"A rectols Of the North Carana Railroad Company,
at the expiration Of one month from this date, fol-
duplicate Certificate for five shares Of Stock issued 10
Laws & Turentne.
Also for duplicate Certificate for three shares issu.
ed to Thomas j. Freeland e. w. j. Freeland the ORR
ginals of which were lost in July, 1853.
November &c. 20--iw
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COMPROMISE RESOLUTIONS OFFERED IN
THE FEDERAL CONGRESS.


In the Washington Senate, on Wednesday,
the 4th inst, the following preamble and res.
buttons were offered by Mr.. Saul sbury, Of
Delaware:
Whereas, the people Of the States Of Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, Sonth Carolina, Geor-
gia. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi. Lonsi-
ana, Texas, Arkansas, and Tennessee, are in
revolt against the Constitutional Govern
ment Of the United States, and have assumed
to secede from the Federal Union TO form an
independent Government, under the name Of
the Confederate States Of America; and
whereas the Congress Of the United States,
approving the sentiments expressed by the
President in his annual message /" thai the
Union must be preserved and hence all IN.
Indispensable means must be employed" and
believing that kind and fratcrnal feeling be
tween the people Of all the States is indis-
pensabe to the maintenance Of happy and
prosperous Union, and being willing to man
iiest such feeling on their part to the end
| that peace may be restored TO distracted
country, and the Union and Constitution be
preserved and maintained, and inviting the
Incorporation Of the people OF the aforesaid
States in the accomplishment Of objects so
beneficial 10 each and all, do resolve as fol-
lows:
Resoiued, &c., That Willard Fillmore,
Franklin Pierce. Roger b. T5ney, Edward
Everett, George VI. Dallas, Thomas Ewing,
Horace Binney. Reyerdy Johnson, John j.
lCritlenden, George +. Pugh, and Richard
w. Thomson be, and they are hereby ap-
pointed, Commissioners on the part Of Con.
gress, to confer with like number Of Com.
missioners 10 be appointed by the States a.
foresaid, for the preservation OF the Onion
aud the maintenance Of the Constitution. ant
that they report the result Of said Conference
to Congress for approval or rejection.
RfsoiCed. That upon the appointment o
Commissioners, as hereby invited, BY SAID
States, and upon tie meeting Of the Join
Commission for the purpose Of conference a
aforesaid, active hostiities shall cease ant
be suspended, and shaI nnt be resumed IN
less said commission shall be unable TO agree
Or ID case 81 an agreement BY them. said a
ereeaent shall be rejected either by Congress
or by the aforesaid States.
Mr. Sumner, Of Massachusetts, objected 4
the reception Of the resolutions.
Mr.. Hale. Of New Hampshire, said the lis
Of Commissioners named was very good, bu
lie suggested that that nf James Buchanan b
added. That would complete the list.
Tie resolution was laid over informally.
wumball offered a resolution. and it wa
adopted, that Breckenridge, the traitor, b
expelled from the Senate.
la the House Mr.. Cox. II Ohip. offered
! re solution that lie President be requisite
to inaugurate a systematic measure Tor III
exchange Of prisoners during the preseu
war.
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n O / @ /

A 7 meeting of lie Commissioners Of Tie Town OF
"A Hiilsbotoush, held on Saturday the nh Of Deem
her, il was
Ordered, That The Magistrate Of Police appoint
patrol 10 be sent every night, and that all negroes
found IN the streets between dark and day light, 81 III
the daytime on Sunday, except going from chnch
without pass specifying where be is permitted /, go
shall lie arrested and carried before lie Magistrate Of
Police, 10 he dealt with according 10 law
Test, u. HEARl'F, Town CLERK.
December III. 22-
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SHOES AND GROCERIES

rHNHE subscribers are now receiving and opening a
new lot of SHOES & BOOTS, bought 10 Yves,
tern North Carolina, which thoy will sell at a small
advance.
Buttons and Spool Cotton,
Envelopes and New Books
Coarse knitting Needles,
LEAD and Slate Pencils,
Hair Pins and Fine Combs.
Spelling Books and Waters.
Matches and Backing,
q. d. Caps and Ink,
A Few Good Trunks,
We will receive in few days
Brown and Coffee Sugars,
Snuff, Pepper and Indigo,
and other articles Of necessity
TURRENTINE 2 SON
October 9th 10
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ArpENTIoNl

To he Commissioned ana Nom oma,isso,,ed Officers
belonging q he Foriy-Flih Regiment Of Norfl Ca.
roinq Mfiin.
V0U hereby commanded to attend al Guess Mil
on Friday the 81 day Of January, armed with sin.
&c barrel shot guns or exercise in the manuel u arms
and on Saturday tie 4lh Of January, You will attend
By order.
WN. +. McMANNEN,
Col Commanding.
". w. MooRr, Adjt.
December / /. CO.
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Qillsburuugt gstnrher,
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday. December II, 1861.

20 Me Ladies Of Marlborough and viciaiiy.
The cloth for the Uniform iot the Orange Guards
mas been received, and the Ladies Of Hsborough and
wchl'y disposed 10 assist In making it up, are request
% 70 meet at Dr. Long house at 10 o'clock on Thurs
day morning. the i2th instant.
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Do Not All Come al Once

yVNHE Subscriber having sold out hi, entire
4 Stock Of Goods, would say % his cm>-
toners thai he will turn his attention ~ tHe
settlement OF his books. Ynn will ind 81,
room up stairs in the same house ~ "htsll hs
did his business. All persons indebted -
him are requested TO come forward and hsy
as Taxes are bound to be paid, there are t@n
things in this world that are cerian--ile1th
aud Faxes : and he would like 10 be prepar
edsor both. Ali persons having open ac-
counts, il they cannot settle by Note, VIII
please come forward and settle with Money.
D. e. PARSS.
November 6. IT,
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Y q r ICE
CONFEDERATE TAXES.

N0TlgE Is hetcly given, that up 10 the twentieth
y day 81 December next, will be ready shear and
determine Nj appeals fum assessments. wdl ar.
praons tpr the reduction q double tax, when such
tax may have been increased q q single tax, which
decision will u final.
81 persons subject 10 this iaS who have failed OF
neglected 70 deliver 70 te st n their Pc.
perry. and have fccn u mas bc assessed 1T double
iax. have ihe opportunity wthin the time above PIE.
sttibed 10 save themselves N double ax N coming
forward and making their lists T. ne, the assessors
Ia their respective DISTRICTS under OATH
! horc 10 citizen d Orange county win he dclln.
queht IN listing hs properly % will ia 10 be ready 70
pas the Tar IL May next.
". N. PATTERSON. Collector.
November 90 1891 gl--gN
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SaurnRRS CoAL 0n.-rhe editor Of tie
vieksburg Wing has seen gentleman from
New Orleans, just from The 0uacltita coal
region, where he is erecting oil works. The
coal i represented as remarkably rich, yields
ing l43 pounds Of paraiine and 20 g1llous Of
oil 70 the ton. Within sixty days i is ex-
pecied tie works vii Be turning out 300
gaIlpns Of oil per lax.
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nerrml,ef ..
MOTTO L

lNANTED, Fiiy allie bodied men, 70 complete a
w Company q Twelve Months Volunteers now IL
service. % he placed Is guard II The stiir Prison AZ
SALISBURY aud also along the line Of The North Caro-
rotini Railroad Is a protection % The bridges Do.
Tics Heht and pleasant. Those wishing % snls, can
IN q " appyiag 10 Thomas Webb. llilst0fough, 81
aidtcs, me al ne Comrany's shops
JOSEPH W. LArTA, Capt.
ysysntsi gr q6alN
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mnmmrnm.

Al Mlledssville, N. O., On Thursday The BIB q
December, Is William MeAsicr, Esq, Mt. DAVID
!. GRissoM, formerly d ofanss, g Mis- ELLEN
PRIrCliARn, Il Nftdsculle,
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~ Mo Lndies 81 Olunae ComIn.

~ The Ladies % Marlborough having established
Society fot the fcsfvflhe SICK soldiers from our STATE
cordially invite al interested IN their object % attend
the meetings Of the Society. aud contribute such ar.
clcs a. each may think will add % the comfort q siek
soldic. The meetings lake place at o'clock, y NJ
IL each alternate Friday. Aleonnhulcns sen, % ihe
residence n Mr Heart will be Acknowledged through
The liilI.hofoush Recorder.
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100 Mounted Volunteers.

DRIGADIRR GENERAL HILL, Of The \. Caro-.
ID lima Toast Defence, has requested u 10 taisr
Mounted company 81 One Hundred men, for tt'e DE-.
fence Of North Carolina. Come, gentlemen, Isl IN,
We are wanted for Three Months, 10 thrash lie Van
kees. eal oysters, and enjoy tie winter rsHptsp.
Meu Of nerve, from eighteen TO seventy yeats 81 W.,
admitted.
We ind oui own horses and guns. We hasa ,i ip
Onnge, we Judge, about two thousand iisIirs iar,i
Public Meeting in HiIlsbofoagh oni'te,ssi-s t5e
7h ii November.
Officers elected by the Company when fils.I.
SAMUEL PEAR Il.
Dir. J. J. ALLISON,
W. T. SHIELDS.
November 5. - !"
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INTENTION, MlLITIAl

ENHE Commissioned Officers Of The Forty sixth Re-
gimentoi North Carolina Miliiin. tineluding those
newly rlfclad) are hereby ordered % meel IN Count
Nariill j iilishorolgh. 1t 10 o'clock 81 saturday
Derembef the slsi. Those companies that have been
ORDERED DOT thai day. will meet the next saiuF.
day, anIcss Otherwise orierel IN their CommlniaE;s.
Nm. BINGHAM,
Colonel Commanding.
December IL. .2-
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gRAQga FOR THE SOLDIERS.

TRACTS Fur lhE aULDlERS.
Reprinted at Raleigh, n G.
voice from Heaven, pages
Dan't lut II olf,
All suiheiency Of Chlisi,
Seli Dedication 10 Cod, I"
Private Devotion
Tie Sci ul Faith,
Tue ssBijucl,
Muyes Early Piety
Come 10 Jesus. formerly Ga pages,) now in
80, said IL fourpage llacis,
Approved lg al the Pastors 81 his City.
4 !l,ge rtn5ou ofthe above should be printed before
thu ype susttulcd, o. twill cost $40 to reset them
Tie neahef std variety will be increased funds
given. Sl00 pays for l5.enO pages $50 pays for
10000 faees anti 81 pays for 1900.
Donations 10 be sent 10 the Agent, which he will
arknoHlsie 8 letter, and report 10 each Of the Pas
tofs II iirs City. More than $4,000 pages Of new
Ifaals hatt LffI sent to our sodiersin Virginia.
WM. l. CROWDER, Tract AgL
luie o.
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InsT nR NIISLAID.

IN SATURDAY Re sih d October last SHOT GUN.
" viii nav he sum d Five Dollars GO tie delivery
~ ia ttna II ms d ans iui4fmiiien lhAi ean aei
!, M t.ar ~ mounted spider sight, anil bf1s.
sa.al. via ne cad hfskCn e - as q shtv The cad
ELISHA uMSTRD
nafhirs Nf.fmba
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HEAD QUARTERS y. G. TROOPS
Aljaiant GgnetaIs 0t
K4leieb Oti. - ieIs

AT ni1flL WgHft0I NTI-'I
RIeish Oti. Is. rs;
General Order No. 90.
I'll Companies hereafter accepted I! tfAt tasfazEs
~ will remain IL home, without pay. pit 6 ! 20
~ active service when aTcasonable tf1f tit vi es
"a them lor reaching the appointed plicc siiae., s
This order i necessary % account q tAr y ~
,iiy u Clothins and Camp Equipaae Ua~ ntt
and 10 enable he Governor ~ have these I = y5s
Is iar the Use d the Troops al the time iIiey 90 itf
fgld service.
By order Of tie Commander IN Cfi
g. q. MARTIN, Adjuiaas ,.saet,tl
October ~. 1851. l7-aA
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CASH SYSTEM.

FgINulNG it impossible 10 buy Goods and NEE, our
payments i We continued the Credit system, we
mn competed u adopt the Cash system" until Tie
end d tie MAR,
TURRENTINE & SON.
Ocietei II. l5--
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To.the Ladies Of Orange County.

4 An requested bs the Governor Of your Sife f. fat
! upon yuu 10 furnish iar the soldiers h l.r 9.f
wooden seeks and blankets f,r their cOnlfaT TassE
ton during the approaching winter. = s.55' 81.
please accompany her rilt by her namr @'asl e3s
calt apan ,ouf patriotism hc made wiihau' sIr ~.
sp5nsc On YOUR rau cannot hcliesr 'd'i 8 "'i.i
therefore call upen you q come iatwata NY s65 sss
aud Ily them hdantiuily upon the Altar 81 5 ''Ha'
try !miilte The example Of your mothers e f. is,2
lu9B. aud allow not the soldiers wa9 b1y RNh eF
afms 10 delente Of yOut liberties, your i'e' fh1 ".5t
is still deaicf yeur honor 10 50 unrie'ited ~ tHat
NJ, ysat defenders u II exposed unprotected ~ tee
winters chilling blasts Conc. then. % Their feisl
furnish them with those necessary articrs 4 ieHe.e
suffering Humanity. anI hcicly merit W. aAat' my
ony Of the present bot d luiufe generations
al youf humble st,ani,
Il. 81. JONES, Sheriff
-. The c,llsains gentlemen will please receive and
iotwatl ID ~ alftairs 90 thc sas3is's
NJ. ~. Alison. \ J.. liill Adssp Mausrin, NJ
A. Angler. john w. Car. aud Ali. Durham.
Angus 90
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MALE SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

.kDsI ~ = : = = = - n =
I'm Wednesday The 18Th DAY Of December next. at
lhc late residence Of The Hon. Willie i. Mangum.
deceased, will stl Inc crop u
torn, Wheat, Hay, Fodder. sc.
FIT Hogs, Stuck Hogs, HORSES, Cattle,
Farming Fouls, Wagons. Gear, sc, House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture,
ami other articles 10 tedious Is mention.
credit d .ix months will be gwen; bod anl SC.
Guilty required.
THOMAS WEBB, Admir-.
November ~, 1901. al
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STRAYED MULE.

SsrRAyED from nv premises. four miles north q
- Hillshctcush, On Tucsliy 81 last Court, black
Mule Colt. sx months oil very heavy built. Any in.
formation will Be thankfully received.
r. 5. THOMPSON.
December .. ss-
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sEoUEsTRATIoN NOTICE.

THE undersigned. appointed Receiver unstsr he
4 seuue.lralian Act. ioI The counties ~ Hriar
Wakc. Cumbcfllnd and liaineti, hereby gyes Eaiife
10 oil persons having any lands. lenemsnis - dnA
mcns. good. 81 rhatels right. credits. lns net.
cst therein, 81 or for any alien enemy d tie e'se.
raie states oi America, speedily g inform ihe
same and Is render an account lhocot. sat q ift a
practicable. to put the same ia my possesslt 5.n.ef
Inc tcnalty of the law CT non-compGshsa.
also molly each ana escry citizen III tie tanr5e.
rate states slcctlily to give Information GO D as
and iii lands ten, men,s anil hrielitlaeas, al h ~
ehatlcls. rights auI credits within lic t.a uEig'
will attend the different counties 10 it tssts 't
liz purpose Ii receiving, II which Inns at zsss Il
G. H.. WILDER, Reviewer.
net,bc, u, ass
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Y o en-
QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE

ocrofHR IL. lsGl
ny fretun Of persons who MY u lesirous II TAX.
~ sa atts To- making eieihes ioT the Army
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